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igOFESSlOMAL CAROS. menta would aurpr.se anyone who grows that this method of settling the might return to Galveston after an ab-aen-co strike will finally be adopted, although r. wvHTH GALVESTON of three or four days. the mine-owne- rs declare they will deal FOR , BOTH hi and tire feature that haa caused a better KRESS only with their employes as individuals to Watt feeling ami a more pronounced wllling- - and the strike leaders say they will in- to work Is afforded by the fact sist upon formal recognition of the that the "time" of all the laborers em- I union. wi This difference would appear m MORTALITY ployed Is being k. pt at headquarter. OF STRIKE sufficient to keep employer and era- - in' The men. being ussured of condensa- ploye apart forever, if persisted in. THE HOUSES . nay I Puh- - tion for labor, naturally go ab ut One Wyo- ( N..lrr their little band of miners in the the.r unpleasant tasks with much bet- ming valley, those of the West End ter grnce than heretofore. Coal Company at Moeanaqua, number- r I la .inr It A thorough Investigation reveals the ing a few hundred men, stand out May Mount to Seven fact that every department Is as well Over 100,000 Miners prominently as the only men at work Republican Yicket On organized aa possible under the clrrum-tanee- s out of nearly iW.000 in the Lackawanna Thousand. and that all are working y. Are Idle. and Wyoming region. Efforts to In- Oahu. lL duce them to join the strikers have Supplies and money are now pouring failed. They say they have always thic In from nil ver the country. It Is been treated kindly; they have no THE I that at least seven figure? are NQ VIOLENCE AS YET i grievance and they will, therefore re ln KAISER'S SYMPATHY d to express the amount of cash main loyal 'to their employers. LEGISLATORS ARE NAMED M thus fur received. This Is used WILKESBAUKK, Pa., Sepi. 18. IS 13 ira to pres- - Judiciously, and the effects of the Tin t is no. change in the strike situa-- i HomliTI t to ence of such a large relief are already 1 I - (ioa In the Wyoming valley this morn-- ; The Work of Relief and Rehabili apparent. Only Group of Coal Dig- I r oiieries that were cnmp.ii-- ! 'ird Senatorial and Fourth and virtJkWT The death list will reach the total of IF- - n if is on-A- mple in ed to suspend operation yesterday, a tation Steadily Going 4.137 sent out today, gets resist reeping are Fifth Representative DlS n..ra, t to m.. to with the additions Mia tr.sl - T T!nl.nJ i; only a comparatively of Tl. Funds. small number at Work. had watchers in the vicinity of every trict Men. the negroes who perished have been re- to-- colliery se if any miners report-- d ported. After considering all these for work. if n4 Alahao ta. t.rtnl. fiAfA September 15. -- Th. re facts, one can hardly do anything else PHILAlJiF.I.PHIA. Sept. 17. The Tho colliery at Moeanaqua operated T KSruN. n, I A I I 4 and to i. ' anth-raeit- by Coal . - but conclude that the total to be finally a the West End Coinpany, is the ai an ( i H i; in tli- lint t ,'ieat atrike of the miners in the t"ii reached will be above 6.C00. y mint in this district that is work- benator'al nominees of the Repub- - 'coal fields of Pennsylvania, il.i who ilid nt ll In th- atorm. Thfy Judge Mann stated today that In hla ing. lican party for the Third Senator- Si 1 W I' MIC Fort whUHh WAZELTON, Pa., Sept. 18. The sec- :: oMd at th hanN f Ihclr f' llow rnt-- opinion the list would go as hlKh an j represents practically the hard ial District, comprising the Fourth si a nd 7 to p ond day of the anthracite coal strik? Si and Fifth Representative Districts, ?. . - T.iwk). course, coal output of the world, has begun. ii in Hm nr whlt-- iiir- nr.' blni k. The exact number of will b gaa very quietly in this district. Ac- - Island of Oahu: r mir-viv-- never be known. IN, Sept. 17. reports- l in f Hi. mi Ii.m hT. Ami 'l HAJE1 lJa., President coruintr to received from all . B. F. Dillingham. Si M M I H .nr. Nooanu There are no developments which atitehafl of the United Mine Worker's parts of the districts there was no C. L. Crabbe. ss rool-oian- Huturlay of that iivfiii niKht I I S3 .1 WMt . O. Ml; ti .vollld esti- - break in the of the strikers, and Cecil Brown. Si r. tea lea. to the bei..f that the gave ranks t .me. h I'ira i to hurrlmni' nnl Tli' nthcra mmo of u property loos $:J,rOO.0O0 is I'nion out the following statement in many mines there were fewer men 8j W. C. Achi. Si hrrnr mate of ' t: ) - . working than on yesterday. Some of Frank Pahia. in I od to I tl. fiom nr-b- y Tli. y nr.- m. n t o high. While one occasionally finds thf the collieries are so short of men thaX;S8 George R. Carter. Si j to-niy- i th.- - ib th- - business man whose property has not "Information received up to ht ?i Si 'tn on 1 iniifht robbing al nboula of it is doubtful if they can continue' work Nominees for Representatlveo suffered greatly. It must be stated that tJMMym 8i from S3 Hln St thU k f ... .mil iilr Not a that 112,000 mine workers are on during the entire day. the Fourth District, Oahu: (!.. la hopelessly In minority Every Si A. Q. M. Robertson. SS ' II OV. I the class the official connected with the i h.-- Mr ik in region. - of th atory hi tl,. i I the anthracite Of this di.-- .Si W. H. Hoogs. r. mm whit tlth ii that large ..ases are the rule. i'nited Mine Workers now in the si outal.lH The people are becoming more cheer- IMMlHaW 72.MO0 are In District 1, 30.000 in trict. with the exception of President S Jonah Kumalai. SS Mitchell, out before 6 o'clock Samuel Keiki. Si . ful every day and it Is more than re- District 3 and 10.000 in 7. started .rrmiNAHT burgeons. Thr' wrr- - inor' xtn utiona h re In District this morning for picket duty at various A. Gilnllan. SS markable to observe the composure ex- i SS t.AFMIAM Veterinary Mur two daya than In all the I'nltt-- Btatoa ports received are to the effect that collieries. All had to head- Nominees for Representatives DonMat. ooBoo King St. Stahlaa. hibited by sonic of them under the ter- 8 o'clock, from the Fifth District, Oahu: SS In yoar. a large number of those who went to quarters by and reported that !) Ur or night preSBptlf a rible circumstances. The Individual they had been successtul'ln inducing K L. L. McCandleps. SS SS nt4. saasialrna, ahototri' town few have mJoyd their const ' - been lost in the community's the mines today will Join in the suspen- men to stay riway from various work- J. L. Kaulukou. Enoch Johnson. SS lrum-hea- ! ioi.T anrt on every hand may be seen sion ings. prlvllc of a A "H. R. Hitchcock. I m ..pie m ho doing number of leaders also reported . have loot their all. "The number of men now out on I,. J. McCabe. M A ourt oMirtlHl. with an army officer aa i ,f being '.( riuh Hto everything in their power to comfort a that several the mines are W. Coelho. R 77 strike exceeds of any indus- guarded by J. v to p a. Tel the ,tia enaer of life or death. neighbor who perhaps has not been that other watchmen to prevent union trial contest in coun- men from attempting to induce non- The moot hav ten ahot down aa so unfortunate. Everybody seems to be the history of our union strikers to quit work. thwjr roWaaA loldlera and cltli.-n- allk-ha- . iloing nil they can toward ultimate re- try." The first march of strikers in this re- The above ticket was nominated last BOWMAN. --Ailloo aX gion DDI -- habilitation and the determination to 18. If, taok place early this morning when I .ore Tempi. He n clothed with thi; iiuthorlty PHILADELPHIA. Sept. as night by the Republicans of Hawaii in above Masonic build n city which will bo blgper ami about one hundred men from MeAdoo i Mm tow I w ( p - President Mitchell, of the United Mine - i to kill any .ii- aught a'.eaUnK from broader In every way than the one Vudenn id and Torktown, head, d by a convention at the Drill Shed. The Sen- dead, pllea of Worker 112,000 braaa band, marched through the south the or even from the a I. i h claimed last night, of are to represent the Third Sena- - has been destroyed appears to ! at0rs . ror ith hid wreckage. 141,000 - side en route to the Colerain collierv , our I to 1 fn b general. tbe mine workers in the Pennsyl- jwilh R vlpw torial District which includes the entire .i ne artillery ooldler ktll.-- five men to lnducing the men ttle The people are still leaving the city vnnia anthracite coal fields were idle to (juit work. The did not us ; KraK-Jor-Kena- ' strikers Island of Oahu and were chosen" by the Philadelphia within the mlrtute with on In ' WIGM Den'a considerable numbers but the relief yesterday. It is certain that this num- - iorc but. were il.lite successful, as a delegation Represen- - Ave liM-all- Tampl Tel til a bullet for each from the work has now been gotten down number of non-unio- n men returned to enure oanu The eartrlda-- a In hla rlfle'g maa;azlne. (me ber haa be. n considerably augmented their homes. The marching then tn such a fine point that It Is likely miners ' tatives are from the Fourth and Fifth I i Itlx. n kill. 'I two nenroea In twink- - to MeAdoo and disprived. WU o. a. wAia.. - the that there will be a marked diminution today. Reiorts from the four big dis- "'' , Representative Districts which com- - I o m . ling an ye u of ohotyun A crwd of Hungarian women of Me-- aenra Lnt of barrel his of the exodus during the next two or trtcta smbractng the hard coal region pose f..r m ti There h.n noi l. . n a day Adoo, some of them carrying clubs, all of Oahu and, were selected from three days. The fears of an epidemic are to the effect that fewer men are at surrounded the Crawford and Dugan by separate ih..t dozen have not died In thla way. hav been allayed by the presence and each District conventions - i a . i . were working yler-li- ; rule the M.n ks killed with- the dist (but ion of medblnes and dis- ttjday than convention had a little WONTAOtrB TTTRNF.R -- V out .my trial, while in i"e u a w hit.-(hotll- day collieries that .worked full rooke(J equally for a fenS!minutes, Hon. infectants and therefore a feature r but squabbling at the commencemeftt of Its - Whtr lrm wrt f H tnnl'.l ..f which would undotibti dly have wpimwi ovuiij a., jcjiuuu) "i i. cnii- tin.' women were toia mat the worn D- - m Haratoni had the j meeting. Members of the Fifth Dis- Btrt. trial of causing many to r badly rippled or shut down today, ing done there did not Interfere with Red aeek succor r pro- arA' The has grown colder j the strike, and they returned to their trict declared they were ready to . m , Hewrul thouannd men at work much i o. h elsewhere, has ben eliminated from wash-greete- d i homes satisfied. At Jeansville t burins away the dehrla on than yesterday and this change Is ceed at once to the business of nomin- . rtonA. Cplture. a th' the situation. Vitn Sin.'. - i last ,,iRht of men were tie hundred ami tl f t y l.o.li. m were re- - with enthusiasm by the work- inu"lbfr tartan r aojtal atiotion paai he'drr' up on the Haze ton road fe-- ating Senators. The Fourth District . 1 THANK M - while Ott'iM' i ... .t f i i :.. n re. .11 id bur lie, PReSIDEXT KINI.F.V. ers who argue that the increase in de- OMtM MOT ..in k.' urninK from work and were forced to on the other hand wanted a caucus of yesterday. No attempt la now being WASfllNt'.TttN. S.pt 17. -- The following inan.i ior coat, win nasien tne auiusi- - r.rcn.ise nnr to ra to th.. mloec tndav oh to identify recovered bodlea. To- dispatch haa been received al th White ment of the difficulties between them They kept their promise. the two committees to prepare their day most of them are found naked and and their employers. Talk of arbitra Workmen f the Lehigh and WllkeS- - candidates. The Fifth objected to the (Continued on Page t'oal Coinpany were u. i.irn ntawuNca c mutilated beyond recognition. !.) tion Is so persistent that the hope barra at Audenreid Fourth going into caucus, stating that Tom k pngageo tins morning in palling tne nkw H MY A R AOSaV SJoaolufa I.I SAVED iTTTKI! tires from under the boilers at thos it had taken time by the forelock and Aomn. t This indicates a suspension ; U VSHINtSToN. Sept. ellent made up ,ts mind as to whom lt ,shed o POPE LETTER niTCTa work In saving Uvea during the hurrl-raa- LEO'S TO Other reports from the south side to- to put before the joint sesion. The atMt.KH PAOR. Arefctteete a was done by the officer a and crew day give instances of Individual cases of - Fourth District finally prevailed and looMM Arllna- of the revenue cutter Ualvoaton. which violence yesterday against miners who separate PL . eat. he THE did not quit work, but no one was se- both went into caucus in t waa station! at that port. The first VICAR OF ROME rooms. mail through from th city riously hurt. i m r o boa m. stricken it was estimated at noon today Evidently the Fifth was not as well lie. Washington today and brought that th number of additional men in this open ses-thl- S H. prepared as announced in the a ltir from t'hlf Engineer W. district who Joined the strikers i,irl fnr over the nartitions and r..rt st Whitaker of th Oalveston. Unbr OMK. Sept. 1",. The Pope has written a letter to Cardinal Hefcpighi. Vicar of morning was about 500. On the north through the many cracks in the walls tlale of Hepternber 9 h aays: Rome, m1. ut th proeelytlsm carr'ed on by certain Protestant sects (Ameri side all but three or four collieries are operating with reduced forces. Strik of the Drill Shed came the sound of c mo t its ma "All shads on the wharvea hav been R can Methodists and Baptists) and the Waldenslan body. The letter open thus: speechmaking and argument. ,. .1 ers say the workings are not mining , -- B to Hi. ground, or nearly so K!LL CO LTD iun "From the very outset of our Pontificate we have had occasion to point out any coal, but are running the machin-- ! tri. RotlorsBO k- - do ted think there Is t house that has AS TO APPORTIONMENT. iono oad aa one of the moat deplorable evlla brought by the new order of things to this i i v to give outsiders the impression i or damak'. I "i nior. los cplfal of the Christian world the acttv proaelytlsm displayed on the part of that the strike has not affected them. After the Senatorial candidates were While th wind I Eck-- blown to the around. r With one exception of at- v : and peril that the j announced, A. V. Gear called the S m MJVB, C waa blowing over sixty miles an hour the to which the faith of our people was in consequence exposed; lpy collieries reports show that fewer nmm tr.d, addressing our on tention of the convention to the fact 'i liifiitoor. oaVo Moooa VMa. Cardinal Vicar thla subject" (an allusion to the pontifical ; men are working on wa ant out a boat with a rescuing par at all the mines the Organic Act especially provid- n4 Marehaal Ntaj P htt.ra of June i7 aod March 2.V IsTS). "we reneatedlv Imointcd to the faith j the north side of Haz Hon today than that ty to row up one of the streets. The ed apportionment of the four J oviars la its far typewrit" t ful exhortatlona, counsels and warnings, putting or. guard against on yesterday. for the drat trip they an ded in saving thlr them their the and two year terms of the senators. brought many efTorta which sects of all kinds Introduced from abroad w-r- making. GRIEVANCES DISCUSSED. lWtW W'iRKg-Baainao- ra teen women and children and here to make and .i. r The convention desired this Ma-ar- to veaael in safety. ni the shelter of the public law, in order to spread in minds of believers IS. Ptimplnf and D im T them hack the the NEW YORK, Sept. John B. Garrett, apportionment for the candidates as mt-t-m i, on4 oangato powor plants, "It was ualsa to attempt to row the th. polio of denial tnd error. vice president of the Lehigh Coal Com-paa- y, they then stood. A copy of the Act tt, BM airsiaon Maafe. Tat ant agalnat th terrific wind, ami aa "It Is now clear to every one, from the evidence of facts, that the design har-- In an Interview made the following was procured, but as the motion to n was not over a - already-bee- th water at that time berrd by thes. heretical sects, which are a manifold emanation of Protestantism. statement In review of the various gric-v- make the apportionments had f AT Mia W C B- - man's head In the atreet. a rope would la to fix th atnndard of religious discord and rebellion In the peninsula, and chief i s alleged by the United Mine passed, no change was made. nt out to the neareat telegraph Workers I. ly In thla Alma Urha. In which (Jod hlm. If, l.y an admirable .i:,.... ,K of events. to exist in tne anthracite coal fields: After making the report of the com- pol and by that means a boat could plated the center of that faithful and Splbllmi unity which was the object of the "This company conducts no stores, nor mittee to the convention as a whole as I I fr-.- be i,lie. along pole to p !e. This prayer addressed by our Divine Savior to Heavenly (John 11-- 21 1. OBPTSlAt'TOROl Ills Father xvli d es It exert any influence upon employes to who had been selected for the long waa accompllahed only by th moat ant' which the l opes Jealously guard, d at the coat of their lives, and despite the to one above It ' j i refer merchant another. and short terms which was done by Osannsisi aat heiciib-a- on the part of the oppcaltlon of men and the vicissitudes o t me. ploys no doctors and makes no charges 'tt. efforts The not being rely tt' the flipping of a dollar in two instances men who out th" rope, but between sct. able to no:i the strength of the truth, avail tlicm- - t.fri.lnst its employes lor medical service '.aillir,, l. for the extinguishing or weakening of the Catholic faith, of the unprotect- ).. or th ir families. Inquiry a motion to lay the report on the ta- ,,p , walking floundering them has " li awlmmlng. and alsed tenderness of years, of Insufficient education, of the privations of Indigence. satisfied me that the alitive is also the ble prevailed. The Organic Act section K rop y In III" teeth of the gale th ani of the simplicity of many who are SXpcaod to flattery, attractions and seduc- - rasa with the companies generally. Semi-rccnthl- to which attention had been called. would finally be made fast. Then Jt tn i.. pay is observed by us In few as follows: "In the far of we feel, first of all, a t,.n waa all that a crew of one officer and thes facts th need of publicly declaring ecus, being in all in which the men havc Section 30. That the Senate shall be 't r aa W nav done on other occasions, how painful is th condition of tl . head of nianded would observed any- ln ae.n men could do to pull a boat it. It Je composed of who nd-var- fifteen members shall blaata of the hurri th Catholic Church, who is constrained to behold the free and progressive re where, were the demand made, as called aaalnst the flr. of hereby in this holy city, whence should be spread throughout the whole for l.y law. hold office for four years: Provided, WlAW cane. Hy working all Saturday after w. ild th light of truth and of example. ar.d which should be the honored stat "The use of the word 'ton' as applied however, that of the Senators elected I up 1 k K-- utacT rocm CTU noon in. evening and to oil of the of Jesus t nrlst. As tnougn the torrent of unwholesome uachinir to 3.300 pounds is a misnomer; lt is simply at the first general election, two from a Daafi at Hun. lay morning th brave boys sue and depravity, which dally and with impi.nity comes from books, professors' f i:r.lt of measure, which might be called District, one from the Second, tan aar hat journals, were not enough, , the First frooj i roaculng thirty-fou- r men, wo chairs, theaters and to all these causes of perversion a car or a cartload or by any other nam'-- aa T.eir liffor haa been activity three from the Third, and one from the .a i i My put In a there added the Insidious of heretical men. who, in conflict and is the quantity of actual coal, plus wnt " a prop men and children. whm they among only in Fourth Districts (Senatorial Districts) mm themselves, find accord traducing the supreme pontifical authority, bene, rlate and other foreign material, for 'hmr I i f aafety and provided them th Catholic clergy, and th dogmas of our holy religion, of payment shall hold office for two years only, the I ts the meaning which, the removal of which a certain olTt.'tAH with enough provisions f..r their I mm and still more, the august beauty, they are unal.1 to understand. is mcde under the agr c: scale of wages, details of such apportionment to b on of the frcm dial wants. Klnally account "On this account the faithful, who all parts, even the most remote, com" j "The price charged for powder Is an provided for by the Legislature. larkrieaa. Increasing. violence of the on pilgrimage to Rome In order to find her comfort for the piety and their faith, apparent but not a real grievance. In amount of wreck are deeply affected at seeing this soil, whi h has bam !athed with th blood of the s- - me regions $2.75 per keg is charged? In THE MEETING OPENS otorm ami th vast every kind, CSJ - i martyra. Invaded by sects of Ir.tent only on uprooting from the souls others per keir. This of Itself should In th atreata. the rescuing party people religion which none less compensa- Curtis Iaukea called the me. :ig to tfn raa Ca to of the that the has been declared the religion of be sufficient evidence that the waa reluc tantly complld to return the Stat, and which forms the principal object of their love and veneration. ble n of the miner Is set Independently of order and spoke as follows: "You will easily understand, my Lord how painful of powder, a net return for duty devolved upon i 1 th vaal. Cardlral. this state the price of as "The has ben :TWir.bU Unni oajotla "On Isiard ohlp It waa a period of In-te- tllrgs Is to our heart, and how lively is cor desire to sec appropriate remedies a day's labor must be essentially the same to open convention. In declar- QM me this anxiety for all hands. No one a; pilot, a rut men as may iw am, n not to altogether remove the evil, to at in relehborlne fields, whether one or it opened it is hoped that in all Us st Its gravity and And it is we powder ing ahrpt. and It was only by superhuman leasen bitterness. for this reason that received other price is charged for the deliberations, good feeling and har- AOKNTB great consolation from an worn, tc which we ours.-lve- s gave the inspira- Another evidence that Trie of orTb ra crew we excellent the kgani eflorta by and that tion and Impulse, which is called the preservation of the faith, a'nd still more from prwdev does not create an injury to the mony will prevail." He was applauded, to taaa nit th hurricane In safety. With begun to James H 'tfiojoata, aaatvtat at Ksaa. r...ie the good rsults which it haa give, owing to tbe untiring care of those n 'r.. r is shown bv tbe fact that when W. C. Achi nominated aoaro the v eptlon of the irrying away of who direct tt or who belong to It. th- - subject was agitated some time j Boyd as chairman The nominations oaao St. offer- 1 km ta.rt f irward rigging and the "Iet all endeavor to strengthen the Character of the Catholic people by Inspir- of the larger companies to closed and Mr. Boyd was unan-H- e the a i kah.Ja- - en. hurt were smashing of all th windows and rky- - ing noble and holy reaolutlons, and at th same time by warning the Incautious imously elected. expressed his ap- - that under the harmless guts of collgcs for youths, seminaries for girls, schools llghta. vesaal suata'ned no serious pr-ciat- ion of the honor bestowed upon 'yao' the for languages, a higher education, assistance to needy families, there Is hidden rc"sen to such revision of their wages Aeeoptanr inlurv. Not a single person on board the wicked design of Insinuating in minds and hearts condemned heretical prin- 'as would continue the same compensation him. "I hope that in this meeting all In any way." b of previously re- - I" Th kttvt Wll- - was injured ciples. Let the faithful convinced the truth, that nothing can be greater or their labor as they had factjonal feeling will disappear. Let fr agre-rnvn- t mere ii I iss as than the treasure of tha faith for which th"ir fathers fearlessly reived wncVr the which was us a act a8 Republicans," said he. SITUATION IS BKTTER. . faced not only want and misery, but frequently violent persecutions and death t! n operative. I secretary. ; Judge Peterson was elected Itself. "This wa nromnt rejected, snowing, tIAI.VESToN. Texaa. Sept. 11. "The in- - The chairman announced the purpose nran no aaUwwg to "And thla feeling of strength cannot bin b natural and deep-root- ed in th souls tbat tho purpose was to effect an .IV -- continues to Improve." Is , "-- m tha "pnram situation of this, our population, which knows well that the Catholic Church not only pos- rtp? of wages, anil inai n una iv.uiu jo... one la told now when he applies divln.- - which distinguishes as one m.oWuH nreferred to maintain the of tne nomma- - ' anaa t'lty what sesses characteristics It the only true and the thev the first order business at any of th various headquarters for o ily on which has rectved the promise- - ef Isjmortal life; but that lt has also apparent grievance, which could bo and tion of candidates for Senators. tho ubj)t la Is being at all times conferred Inestimable benefits upon Rom. Italy and the world, over-- c 'had from that time to this used as a information. This statement treatment. WAS WARM. rplani e th miry. gratifying monotony all mlng barbarism by the Justice and th.. civilization of its manners, spreading, grrund of complaint of unfair THE FIFTH mad with Leo, Great, well says: (Sermon f, in S. 8. et Paull) the "Eliminating the foregoing alleged Ik MrhMM In been as St. the Natal. Petri ' ta Dlanka th oarer th city. Th work baa away of Christian peace Is far beyond the limits explored by the Roman Eagles: grievances from the list formulated by Colonel Jones moved for a recess of intferm anit mwa. kla k.n.i.ht .town to a business baals as saving lettera, libraries, culture and morumnts; inspiring every order of sci- the United Mine Workers, nothing what- - fifteen minutes to allow the delegates n fo.if or-l- r down-trodde- ara aa Wfll far as possible and th system and ence and art. giving help to the weak, the poor and the n by generous If lrl. dlsDtayed In the various depart- - affection and the magnanimity of sacrifice and heroism." (ConUnued on Page S.) (Continued on Page .) lfAOIFIO COMMERCIAL ADVXBTISSB: HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 26, 1900.

ir.and of the Atlanta. The Montgomery will undergo general repairs before be- WILHELMINA STILL ing again placed in commission. Al-- J GALVESTON THE CRISIS though she has been In commission for j abcut six years, the repairs she will re- - TALKS ARBITRATION jquiro are not of an extensive character. Commander ..ohn P. Merrill, who has MORTAlll Pneumatic ibfen in command of her, has be-- n placed She Hopes for Good Results on wailing orders. When tb; Atlanta IN joins the South Atlantic squadron it will From (Continued B consist of the Chicago, Wilmington and the Hague from r ; Atlanta. c Holism frnm M . BICYCLES FOB WAITEBS. addressed to President u .. ' V TMK HAGUE, Sept. 18. The Slates The people of G.lv, 'T Japs and Russians at General were today by Queen Twenty Thousand Guests Will Be reopned the great interest v, Wilhelmina, who was by list Served at Paris. accompanied States Government have Outs. her mother. In a speech from the throne. their behalf In ,v, i PARIS, Sept. 15. The greatest ban- - Her Majesty referred to the continued their : they Pver l i t of modern times will be a dinner mmmSSS friendly relations with foreign counttis Government which ti ! to be given next Saturday by the Gov- -' with the exception of China, and mention- to the distre n it. .... EARL LI TO NEGOTIATE ernment to the Mayors of France. ed that the conventions of ihe peace con- so know that at the head of A4 ' nient ls ATI ttrttl rrli 4 Twenty thousand guists are expected to vention had been ratified by almost all whose every i effort Is III sit at the tables under tents in the the powers. The Queen said: to Gardon Tuilleries. "I hope the International Bureau of Ar- - TH1--: Chinese Soldiers Organizing ard The catering firm of Potel & Chabot j bitration Tribunal will shortly be estab-ba- s KAISERS SYMPAjJ Interior-Stat- taken entire charge of feeding thlsjlihed here end that it will nil the end for !rview Drilling in the us McKinley has army. The chef and his assistants will which it was founded, by assisting more sage recei. i of sympathy on Lar ALL SIZES Quo at Peking. in motor cars, su- - peaceful settlement of the differences be- - the a rldebout the tables .. '.niiam or On, 3,000 tween nations, as a work of importance, STKTT1X perintending cooks and waiters. i ' "viiuauv, lit - waiters mounted on bicycles wUlH FrtsMrnt of thf. T . W ASHINGTON, Sept eSSet South ica. Washington: t1;5,; e ok mm war H tion has been received in Washington wui ' wura. Aincan and the Chinese troubles ycur Excellency the I . i us Kiwn.-t'- in- - were .Majesty s ex- - .Mi:. will around tne in iter mention oi ine 71leenfe1t: vm,,v, 'i showing that a dangerous tension 1 w r aim tne . . . . u "rpiuiaiue me that haa )..fQ11. r, .v, mi.l - .. n tho f.rv.if0 f h.uv dib..u mav eveuih. necessuauiiK j - me own and in the of the Russian ana " pritence of warships toi i he ,of vl ists relations " Netherlands Galveston and manv other nort in China The State be PrornPt- - The menu begins with hors protection of Hollanders cotst, and I mourn Japanese armies - r with von u ucuvra, mi suup. luuuwb " ' uor Majesty pronounced - vx. twu the finances i f- v.ic BUteS and Navy Departments will not admit nes de saumon, gla'CMs Parisenne, fillets condl-d- uiihcu k. the country to be in a satisfactory e rihle loss of life an.l property L they have been infopfned that thi.' boeuf en befievue, pains de canetons, t!cn, m. E. 0. HALL & SON, LTD that but said further taxation aires ,the hurricane, and the : ri stage. ia de Rouen, poulardes de Brcsse roties, were necessarv, principally to cover the friction has reached this It , d'meUr is equaled onlv by oatiounes de Saint Hunert, sai-ade- of compulsory BICYCLE DEPARTMENT. i altogether likely that the President un tatsans. cost education. spirit of the citizens of the Potel glaces, Suisse condes and In long nt. of Chi- ,who their and continual derstands fully this feature the dessert. with tho ailvw f, , . . J j Anthony Hope Hawkins believes very KING STREET, Next to Bulletin Office. nese situation. Writing to a friend a The wines are Preignac en carafes, prcved themselves to be victorioat jrfnuch in by T .ri.lv- Vint-- . n . naval officer says: Saint Julien en carafes, Haut Sauterne, men of letters standing cine, ""e1 'jnivestonr Margaux, Catvet, 1887, and champagne each other, and he has worked tre w new "There la very bad blood between the iiEaiii prosperity. Monte Hello. mendously hard to help on the fund W1L"A Japanese and Russians. One day the 1 he dinner reullires l.r.OO tiheasants. w- - . J which the Authors' Society of London. j. m i s reply is as Russians fired a volley into a Japanese 2.500 ducklings, the same number of iwwm follW( t". is trying to accumulate, from Executive ANNOUNCEMENT. chieUeny S AAA rwilinrlu tf unltrwin which Mansion. Washington and apologized. The next 17, 1900. His Imperial detachment pounds of fillet of beef, 33.000 bottles of Pensions are to be Pald to authors and R day the Japanese fired into the Rus- 3,000 whose literary not brought " wine and bottles of champagne. merit has (") v'a rvi -- u i (.ii f ,i , I sians and likewise apologized. Two or This dinner will be followed on Sun- - thein a corresponding income, and who thy is very grateful day by a smaller feast given by the view Increasing years with fear. to the Anwrlcii three were killed or wounded on each i ami i ujri; , 1111 ifl WW T of Vincen- - - i.! in ni now Council Paris at cently an unfortunate writer, who vis- ...... , Ilt. man. side. It .is said the Russians are nes, at wnicn tne Mayor or Lon Niuch-wan- g, iord j ited Mr. Hawkins at his rooms in iiu u&vc sunerea Doreavement tan troops from i . i , Remington withdrawing their don will be the chief guest. , . ...i.. ,,,l7 Standard Buckingham Street, by the Embank-- ; ij.iiii'sion 1UI they will not in you and participate ment Gardens, exclaimed on leaving thank most earnestly. the advance on Peking. The Russians with something in his pocket: "Oh, wn.LIAM M'KlNLi captured country around Niuchwang TROPICAL CYCLONE sir, I feel Providence must have sent Typewriter. Hives are a terrible torment to and are holding it. The Japanese seem me to you!" reply at And the came with little folks, and to some older be doing They are rtrrtiii i eye: ooo to all the work. IIN DLlKIVlULA a twinkle in his benefactor's "Let Doane s Ointment never falls. M j hope, however, will landing large quantities of supples, and 'us that Providence renei ana permanent cure. A: FOR THE CONVKN'TENCE of the general public we have transferred have thousands of troops ready to land not acquire tne naott ot doing so. cnemiat 9, bu cents. when the moment arrives. The Rus :Thc 'Still-Vext- " Islands are Get- - sians have charge of the railv. ay, and ting a Taste of Remington Typewriter Department It is naw running through to Tien-Tsi- n. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF The railroad men all quit work when, Weather. charge, Jap- - To the store of the PACIFIC CYCLE AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY, the Russians took and the block. Fort street. anese no longer use it in transporting! fciT. DAVIDS, Bermuda, Sept. 17. A European and Americai troops." tropical cyclone is central near these isl- AN EXPERIENCED TYPEWRITER REPAIRER has full charge of this Reports received here relative to the ands. The storm set in this morning and business, and quotations on new machines, or estimates on repair work of any occupation of Peking show that great is rkging with increasing severity this aft- upon Jtass of typewriters will be cheerfully furnished application at the rivalry exists between the Russians ernoon. Heavy cyclone rollers are sweepi- DRY GOODS! PACIFIC CYCLE AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY. and Japanese. So far as known neither ng; in upon the coast and a strong north- - Government, while sharply watching eest gale is blowing. All the telegraph developments, is making the acts of wires have been blown downjand this Just deceived, dispatch other troops the subject of any diplo- was sent to the cable office in 7 Which Will be sold at Special Prices. 7 Co., matic representation. Hamilton by messenger on horseback. H. Hackfeld & Ltd. At the same time it is admitted that Southeast rollers began to wash the FOIl ONE WEEK WE WILL GIVE BARGAINS. such overt acts as are reported by Am- shores yesterday, but the barometer con-,tii;- u NOTE THE PRICES: d high. 15c up. erican naval officers cannot be con- During the, night, however. VALENCIENNES LACES, from a dozen It commenced falling, showing 29.91 inches TORCHON LACES, 5c a yard. ducive to improving the relations be- 5c 7 o'clock in morning. IMITATION MALTESE LACE, a yard. tween them, and may become a casus at the .The wind CROCHET ETCHING, 2 yards for 6c. was rising. By noon a Remington Standard Typewriter, belli. Because of the jealousy existing it had reached CURTAINS, 2 yards long, twe a pair. gale force from the northeast and rain A FULL LINE OF FOR TERRITORY OF HAWAII, between the two Governments officials was falling. The barometer than record- are inclined to think that in view of ed 29.71 inches. BLACK CHANTILLY LACE, FANCY COTTON LACE. POINT DE VENOd the unwillingness of Japan as well as The storm continued to increase during the- afternoon and at i o'clock the wind PURE LINEN TABLE DAMASK, 60 inches, 50c a yard. powers 10-ya- rd other to withdraw, Russia will was blowing more than sixty miles an BABY RIBBON, In bolts, for 15c. determine that her interests necessitate hcur, carrying away telegraph wires. AT j the retention of her troops in Peking. Heavy seas are rushing in upon the coai-ts- . It is impossible to ascertain the CHINESE ACTIVELY DRILLING. damage done. The barometer continues STORE 29.32 THE BARGAIN HONGKONG, Sept. IS. It is reported to fall, recording only inches now. Received! al- Just hut the wind has veered to north, in the West River district that Chinese though it ib blowing with the same troops are visible In every town, and Opposite the Fire Station. Fort and Berttanla 80 they are actively drilling. A Chinese ALBERT BLOOM, Proprietor gunboat is again patrolling the river COTTON CRISIS IN ENGLAND. and it is expected that some action is PER S. S. MOHNH contemplated. The Sandpiper, which A Million and a Half of Laborers has bt-e- patrolling the delta, has pro- Shut Out. to ceeded Canton. LONDON, Sept. 15. The effect of the A Large Shipment of NEW YORK, Sept. IS. A dispatch to cotton crisis is now plainly visible. The Complete the Tribune from London says: Lancashire Federation's circular recom- Plant A German telegram from Shanghai mendation that all users of American states that troops are streaming to Tsi cotton abstain from working their mills and expert workmen, Nan Fu from the whole of China, and for at least twelve days during October that Tsi Nan Fu, which is about six is likely to be generally supported. The STAR hundred miles southwest of Peking, is mills are already closing down through- fit turn out work regarded as the permanent residence of out the country. Within a week propa-bl- y Emp the ror. a million and a hp if of operators AS VON WALDERSEE ARRIVES. will be unemployed. inai cannot De HONGKONG, S. pt. 18. The German Some concerns are running part of 55 5 steamer Sachsen, having on board Field their machinery, while others are work- AV MULLET. Marshal Count von Waldersee, com- ing but two days a week. But in most SURPASSED mander In chief rf the international leases the machines will not move again a forces in China, and his staff, has arriv- till lajte in October or early in Novem--I ed here. ber. The fall In futures at Liverpool is anywhere '1 j attributed to speculators realizing, No Br For Sale Lowest By A DOMESTIC TRAGEDY. j Meanwhile there is a fine spinning tO DCI at Prices trade. too old ' Man Threatens his Wife and She Dies of users of Egyptian cotton; the stock at REPAIRED! Liverpool is 10,000 bales above the cor- H. Hackfeld & CHICAGO, Sept. IS. Mrs. Florence Ltd. 1S99. So. responding in Some spinners to- week Buhler died at the County Hospital last who formerly used American cotton are See is about it evening because her husband, Ernest now ny turning to the Egyptian, but no IAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA D. Buhler, frightened her. He threat- - relief is expected till the new American your encd to kill her. She was so terrified crop arrives. Uhe fears that it will not prove 18S9 fore il throw j that she fell better than that of are the unconscious in the street, disturbing feature. Nelll Brothers, the where they were walking at the time. well known cotton statisticians, esti- 1 Ladies, 1 Afterward Buhler was locked up in mate it at more than nina and a quar- old books away. Attention the police station, de- - ter million bales. where he became This combined with the chances of --ooo- j spondent and committed suicide by speculators manipulating to keep prices SPECIAL SALE OF puncturing the artery in his wrist with up may result In prolonging the crisis, Co. j a pin. The police found him lying on and as the rising coal and general prices Is grave In- Hawaiian Gazette i steadily telling the floor and took him to the jail hospi-- j all around, KINO STREET. dustrial troubles in Lancashire may en- VON HOLT LOCK. tal. He again attempted his life in sue. Otherwise Fix weeks of enforced the same manner and died. idleness would not seriously affect the Several months ago Mr. and Mrs Lancashire operators, who are the most i Buhler quarreled. She filed a bill for prosperous class in England. divorce but. repenting, withdrew the Their will grant to out Why Not suit and they union those CORSETS continued to live together. of work pay of 20 shillings or 2." shil- We will dispose of goods Two Weeks ago when they again quar-- , lings weekly to each family. Oldham, these at prices raDginr from reled, Buhler threatened to kill her where alone 50,000 persons were idle Keep Your Mrs. Buhler escaped from the house within the week, may be taken as an and started down town to see her law-- ! example of the prosperity of the cotton yer. She was again attacked In the operators. Last August small clubs up street by her husband, who brandished were generally organized by public Wardrobe Neat? 30c to 50c ia. revolver and made threats to housekeepers persons, ! take and similar the her life. subscribers paying 6 pence per week per Mrs. Buhler then fell unconscious. share throughout the year. These paid THE Early Call Will Have the First Pick. (She was taken to the County Hospital, out 170,000 to Oldham operatives, who where she remained until her death. spent It on a holiday of a week or so. ! For a time it seemed as might though she recover, though it was evident Cause of Bnght's Disease. that the fright had been a severe shock. Good A few days ago she was told of her NEW YORK, Sept. 18. A dispatch from Fi husband's suicide, iio and was published it from that time Iondon in the United her condition became worse. States August 20 announcing that the WILL DO THE TRICK. cause of Bright's disease has been dis- Changes in the Fleet. covered "by Dr. Evid Brown, formerly of

IWAKAMI j 18.-- Wil-'lia- m NEW YORK, Sept. The cruiser At- jNew York and now of Rome." Dr. which S3. lanta, has Just gone Into commis- Ovid Moore, late of New Tork city Sets of 21 Pieces HOTEL STREET sion again after extensive repairs 'and now of Rome, asks a correction at the ' that navy yard here, will bn stationed on the be made. He says: "At the last interna-- ! Sample Sets $1. Uonal medical congress a paper was read aB. Atlantic coast for a few months and will Ovid Moore, giving an c by Dr. William eventually attached to the Soih At-- 1 account of his discovery of the mysterl-'ou- s lantlc station to take the place of the poison which causes the symptoms in ; cruiser Montgomery, which has been Bright's disease and in many other all-- : withdrawn from Admiral Schley's squad- Hunts. This poison is a heavy, golden ron and has Just been put out of commis- i yellow liquid, which In appearance resem-ible- s Pacific orcie I sion at the New York yard. olive oil. Rabbits which have receiv- poisonous ingredient i, Captain F. G. Pendleton, who has been ed injections of this Read the Advertiser. superintendent of the gun factory at the j of the human body have succumbed in Nil I Ehlers' Block, Fort St Washington navy yard, will be in com- - 'convulsions within a few hours." THB PAC1F10 qOMMKBOIAL ADVMtH; HOlTOLULW, SEPTEMBER 26, igon.

chief signal officer, dated at Ht. Michaels. August Hh General ; FOR BOTH- WAR marly completrd hln trip over ti. - wh.-r- tha Alaskan telegraph line is tv. . ...strit.. Mi .11. pat. h rr. test. ! tr THE HOUSES ending rf materials to A.k.. I finishing line. thr Pacific Import Co., 0S1NG UP (Continued from Pace L) a Diaeatera oo Fishing Banks. rr JOHN, X F. 8.pt. M-- Thr flmt from both district to (to Into caucus INCORPORATED. a - - ut artt of diaeatera to thr fishing tl- t and prrent thr names aa choHn there. "i th Grand Hank .luring thr pmu Stewart of the Fifth objected. He said waa Fort Street Progress Block. at Portuguese st.rm haa Juat ern reported. Tha Ulou-- thr Fifth rady to proceed right ih then. r achoonrr Talisman brought to Bay j ' Archie Ollflllan of the waxed nulla, twenty mil.- - aouth of Bt. Fourth Border. Johna. eloquent. "We will adjourn,'" wild he. th . r-- w of thr Province town achoonrr addressing hla remarks principally to Willi A. stacker, which foundered laat Mr. Stewart, "because we have no ma- Krldajr. having hrrn lit. r:Py Kratrn to chine In thr Fourth Iaughter.) TING FOB RMLWM pb- - m by th wavra. Stewart retorted by atatlng that the . At.lln i,.. v .rln" rid.- ...it tli. gale. Fifth had merely tuk-- n time by the .the achoonrr sprang a Irak and aoon be-'ra- m forelock, and were prepared to vote. We n-j- Sail t mtention waterlnga'd. t cab parted an J "Your machine la ivared up," said Krugf--Cptur- e Of drlftrd My-n- f ml I. a Water Stewart. That our New Tork buyer baa purchased in New York from one of the largt-s- t ri,.a.-- i imt nt'in an. I ror- uxtl. and tlir Ullflllan ame bark with a atatement Muslin Underwear manufacturers, for spot cash, a large line or Amount of Trtrmial he iltif rnttr crw wrrr confined on deck, pnnrp-In- r that waa triad Ihe had not the whoU timi- - to krep afloat. i t;. I n;'d h". pj1 Stock. hat It ir'.inl It;ius" o ing Impoaalblr to lava thr veaaal. aa on-l- y ' K'publlcaniam ta never prepar-d- . It o Ladies' White Muslin Umbrella Shaped two lories remained aid thr rrw wrrr arrowa. That la way the Fourth il out abandoning ho(aa of when rsu. District propoaea to u..-- t i m V l,t-'- . h to lilisman waa sighted It waa only ' with th ureal. st difficulty K I p.im Ion .tya A that thr yi K8TItN PnXIES. twmty-fou- r man wr takrn off. orgc v . I. istmboerg CMh !.. n. unmarrtrd. a natlvr of ftom-srvltl- e, Andrewa did not underatand uid thrrr ar ra- - cot away In a dory flia fan that bth ldea were to go Into caucus. - ro anown. SKIRTS. t giv- Mr for Information and received Itoiha haa akd up-to-da- te - - The moat goods at great bargains. In all 75 dozen SKIRTS nr Man's rorraaH.it-- ' affirmative rcpliea. Continuing he atat- '"' ' r,,t '; will be placed on sale much below the regular price. No oppor- says It la stated taaatj Rl ArKQ WIV THF a"n- "" better TV 111 I I th- - Jomt OOBTMtaOB Hla ldra tunity was ever offered to buy Muslin Underwear such prices par Iad a I'ro-- I DLMVIJ IL minf at awe r-- VSil'' ,hat " wer' to v"te they were- - are offering the same for this week, Ov kf ID A t a" abowt lobar ft. C v',"t,Ml tt" y"iv t:,k,n m ,,iM,n se8- - l LUdAiN tH f the Dally T lLlvIIUIN3 -- Our great special will be an extra wide umbrella-shape- d Skirt, i.in. rows of four as Mariirt baa br.-- Jon. of thr Fourth brought up lace Insertion, at . with Mr Kru- - Thr Whites now Declare Them ..f jroxira. (ieorgr artrr -- ,,. rit how. ! nroar to !i itr that In the meeting of

s selves in Favor of I gat irl.-- ii. the Fifth District thry pascd a rulr High Novelties in . , In absence of or Inability of ti Mr I. Annexation. that thr any mrmlrr to b present he could noniinnt.. a j.roxy hit h was to be act- - e If. rrmalnrd In an Ladies (Eorset a AnrxA,r rit,: gpt j,.. rlec- - el on by the entire committee. He overs A ,h" - ''""r i i,, I onstltutlonal pr .1 four sm ;! .xi s to th- - Joint .1 Hal rily a niVr rwit,, ,n ,,f fh, One waa in writing and three . roaa I P.,,,,,,,,d fvr were a. upon by Com- a ltl.na r aula, k party throuahoot thla pr..v -- td the District rntlrr to adopted. e We .Irrawrd In blm k. inl and thr Whlt.-- a now openly mitter ac.ordlng th rulea Invit Inspection. Col. Jones said t h.-- r was one ab- - i irM ry award bya akMHia. !,marlyra to ba unnexatlonl.ta. Trn i from tt - Kourth he would Mr ,m . and ii.ma. t.'.'i. nd ...I. mrn ha-- ! i.. ..rk.l ) llkr to have a rutin from the as ' k t MiWkan enseltlra in ih chair ti.marlvra up almoat to a frrnsy. and to whether ujw.n the oral atatementa of Mi..rM i Iran ' id aa wrartna bada" containing a akull an I .., mnnbrrs the name could be voted in. ,.f worn, n and ri. ...lajnra. Blanlfvlna lrath to thr an Carter stated his proxies were not oral. in ttlra Pd by th llrltlah party, jatraded throuah thr Tl v were aanctloned by the entire i h. add.-- d that .r t rln. li at atreeta of the city laat nigh. intnlttee. mtrr bratan. ' rrylna tallow ran. II. a and tori hr.. A He aaldthat If It had been known .ii rut.; in .iti- - i: n. f.inrral ..f U.r t i.oldti .in pi by the sending the proxies ii.lil '.-l- ay and waa altrndrd hy at"it that they would not be sanctioned in K f. i i 11 th.-- Mltjl .!..t. i .. Tl. a t.lt peopl. thr Joint session would have been at Komatlpnort. Dis- dlna ar. and arr avoiding confllrta present, but on the ruling of the iM. iiii-i- i ha bsj n x.oit trict t'ommlttee under Its rulea, thry It IB had acted In good fulth. The debate p." trd ih.t ih. ALASKA AND HAWAII 'lilar will br .Ir.tro). I was Interruj.tcd by a call for the roll, was by Henry Water-hous- e i nnraatnaaa hrra. and a motion put Local Rafarancaa in Kooaavalt's Let-ta- r the convention proceed to . a town on that thr frnntlrr of Acceptance. the business of the evening. It was mawvaal. and thr railroad 'tan Col. again on 11-O- adopted. Jones began p i . YfTKIt HAY. N. Y.. Hrpt. otr. .ii t.. Mian. rri the dispute over the proxies. He aald Reestrvelt's of acceptancr con-taln- a ituatd about ft ft nm... letter of Fifth District should not follow Intrr-ea- t the rule the M ... pit. thr Ina parajrrapha of upon Stew- ir.ra ith th to Hawaii be binding the convention. K oiaiii r ih.. llrltiah our next acquisition of trrriiory a. art rose to a ilnt of order. l.i . nt all Upt. that of Trmaa. arurrd by treaty after SKN.TKS AUK NAMED I .., IWra hv rail a fr it had bren wrested from the Mexicans PAeiFie import The chairman calbd for the nomina- eo rrltory by Teaana cam., th" thtmaelvea Thrn tions for . . Mo-kr- . HTCOBPOBiiTED. .. a '(ulaltlon of New r m 1. 1. is-- al k thr t'allforniu. It. was by Colo- F Intlirtgham nominad n Atisnna. Nevada and parts of - aa.pt la Lonl Roberta rr- - rado and t'tah aa the result of thr C. B. Wilson. Frosr- M.t I. - by ha...... r. an. ilat ..f i an war aupplrmrnted Ave yeara later C L. Crabbe harles Wilcox. 1l i th. that a f. n .m't k'r i.n :h. loi'lsdrn purchase Cecil Brown by A UllHIIan. iav takrn plawe brlwern the The ti"t acijulaltion waa that of W. C. Achl by T. Mcfanta Stewart. -- wopn and th.. Unera Mr add. Alaska. ui 1 fn.ni Uuaala by treaty Frank Pahla by Judy Kaulukou. il rrn. a haa raptured ft ft and purchase- - Alaska was full f ra- R. Carter by W. C. Achl. j I w II in addition t r..rty in ..iu. of whom had idvan. Stewart to lose tP nomina- thrrr beyand stage mi savagery and t and rolling at k tbe Tere tions, and Y'.x m tion was i.thrr . . r- in Th. a ! "l c .ntilt.-.- l tiH.h dr., Ii- ,,,,, ,.,J ;Mr S: .. t nioi I. p the hatrma:) .'..ail in.- .un h,.. nor was thrlr a - 'ti.t i J. - for the six nominees was that ,o i I i nr. was cast a ballot rruln Thi has.- were d to .iriuhy saada by tbe men who had pot also carried. Th- above nominees Juat s i lh aftrm ' - i. ih'i n triumphant war to restore duly declared th. senatorial candldat I'ruon and fr. th.- - .law hut none of the Third Senatorial District. ' tn. in drenird it neccsaary to ;. jm, uncord tmbmo. e f tlw d.K-trin- of of gov WISH tbe "consent tbf moved apportion the CABINtT i... I to a . .inclusion so fantastic aa Stewart t" fnnii . -- f and a commltt" n ssltate the turning o t f the senators that MAKING POLITICS ka to ita original owners thr In Han of thr-- . from ach district be appointed and thr Aleut. For thirty yeara thr by the (hair to makr such apportion- mtrd Ktatea authorities, military and ments. f..r the Tour year t. rm and for I v - in Imjeridlnti- - Mb II. eaerclsrd the iuprrm authority tlx- two .;.r in a tract of land many times larg-- r Jop. . f..r Fourth District second- - on th" "nn a Lare than tbe Fhillppinea. In which It did the motion. Considerable discussion . m likely would r led that thrre followed r the cjUeation. and the co- Scale lir any conalderatdr bdy .f whlt- - o. ntention finally ran upon tb- - snae ' (brought in by A V. C.ear. This was I' .JIM-- '1 Nearly thirty years passed b f . ' t. . .10 i"n aaye n. xi ..f . xpnnsli.n .m-- r- - 1. section of th. Organic Act providing instancr , 'r Hlali y waa fair y which was over in the Island of Hawaii. I for the legislature to mak. auch dlvla-'- assajpsj urn aaaaamta n rffort waa mad at thr rnd of P.- - Ions. The chair, however, appointed J. ( tha prlay eamnrN M Harrison s Administration to ao-u- rr P ".Kike. W. U. Farrington and J. D. Th-- - 'ry wwaM aea revi-- r thr annexation of Hawaii. Mi Veigh for the Fourth District: and was In X in rawajr, aVpt.mtr M. Tot unsuccessful drbat Juda-- - Kaiii'ikou. William Kathbuni on February 2. one cf I thmuafc in t nil. t i.ar.aa. Knoch Johnson for the Fifth Dis In optoslng n and leadera thr annexati - . U.r Jtaanlt,. commute.- went exec- f islands, "Thewe lalanda trict Th. Into thr stated. utive .ir- - more than two thouaand mllea dla-ta- nt session, and later announced that '. 'they l- on Brown thr rf.: from our extreme Weatern b u i had - ilrd vil and .mo.a;. . lai We havr a srrioll. ra. e problem ' C A. hi. for the Ionic t rm. but In ninalkan ran ba sawwa now In our country and 1 am not in thr case of Frank Pahia and C L. I nt pVptrmoar. and thr r t iding to our dorneatli fabrl j Crabbe. th.-- eventually decided to let - . I . rhar-- . i., i..r.r a mutiiM t..f this the toes vf a cln decide . It was "heads itd bare aa thry arr t. r ur conatltutlon mahra no for Pahla. and tails for Crabbe." The r I i colonial eatabllahment. Iberakt Kara not ..ii fir dollar waa flicked into the air and came v ' andldatea and a ny territorial governmrnt we might " - th- '.-b- Brown, - , naa for eoanpaatina .i il.lisn would neceaaarily. because of h. ad. up. g: ing cil A smart tailor jacket with th.- hig V.nr which will be faahionat h? In th a fall, and a jacket In Louis XVI. brocade . .mtM-- r of Ir.r- - the population, be an oligarchy, whlca j W. C Achl and Frank Pahla the first; with the waistcoat effect. ... will ba un antral. I. would to br supported by armed choice. a in a have 1 witbawt atraaal. . apportion- the Fifth was holding sway, their faces WILL SELL I ...I.I,. Yef Hawaii has t;..w bee,, As the question cf the term CHILDREN. f haa barn o8.r wreathed in smiles. r-- delegates n legally ' th. w n pok annexed and her have sat ments was somewhat Involved "I object to btlng entered in the list PROGRESS ka awnterrd aurlna thr the national conventions of the two Stewart thought th- - r .invention of the District." Auction of Little Ones by Salvation .. ,....r.-- t. nominees for Fifth ereat parties The feara then ex pre" leave the matter for the respective . oruinu.-- McCandless. "I understand Army Tonight. . d in relation to an "oligarchy" and of the two dia- -' and have understood it there Is a " ,,ra mt wWt vtart executive ..mmlttees that OF STRIKE Mr. WcstereeJt of Tact "armed soldi- - rs" are not now sertoualy trtcts. Gear thought It a matter for the man here who is trying to knife me." IU. Kawiabao ! open re-po- tHra lha ' He moved t lay the rt Nobody looked particularly savage rcb was present at the morning ses-- n aited A awirn lla rntertalnr.l any human being, legislature. precisely tbe objections on the table, which was carried. whi.e he was speaking. "It is a ques- Page L) of the officers' council of the Army they are adjourned to of being a peeoMd my (Continued from ralty of th acquisition of the The convention then al tion knifed time if ;. r Jay and by request made a short urged against the di.-trk- ts i low the two to caucus and narrc is put up now, he contm.;e.i. . - preaarva'.- mom.-r- t in n the needs and difficulties Philip p'n.s at this very We candidates waa 1 in contest. I a n. ral demand for of ury makr the lr selections for Ihe ' eat?n the senatorial e.r remains but th. Hawaiian work. His talk was very raeala are making n. new departure. We i ' fur to the Legtslatnre bellev the Inclination is in this kaaet- - In. reased pay and recognition of the or- - a ray a) any . n.i:i-- appreciated by the Salvationists, n .t taking a single step which In .far tbe Fourth and Fifth LnstrU ts ling to do the same thing" "ris of as t!.e agency through which ,and arrangements were made for Mm to CbnaBbaftam No .!. en " a our or our tra- Not! ei should be a. 'justed. l 1 a aflr Institutions THK FCCKTII DISTKKT Pennsyl- - .ik again to the council on hursday the beglnn rnc Mr Dowda. who had nominated Mt W. S. Thorn, a director of the n.. rnlng. , ditional roHclea From a lr . w Compear, this statement w degre- -a onel J. nB. chairman of the Fourth McCandless. refused to ithdraw the Coal made Army soldiers can enjoy wr nave given Idrly varying with the company's mine su- - That the t- - called for order, nomination, ami Mr McCandless had a'oT a talk .f to the different lil.tri.i committer and' w tbtsasetves around th festive board was. - i ;nt over long ire: - w Fartlajarnt. - W. H Hoogs waa made aecretary There the pleasure of being elec ted by a utian- h ndent th. distance Quite evident lust evetdngi when th.- local ac.ordlng to th.-l- need- .. . r m "VVe collieries atw aii omrthlag rn-e- a ah. i t ...... in Tha num. .a .f the Imous vote, and not a "knife" showed! operate thirteen - arid visitors ga'.hered aWHUafl - th.ir un during the counting of th.- votes. l.nt two are closed. The strike appears to i a hr-l- representatives were nominated quick dls- - two long tail's their l and partook - r general throughout the mining - iio.-m- . retary of ntate Hay la on.- of the ly, the nominations cloned, and tne The nominations were as follows: of the good things spr- before Mm - our . V. 1 ...... , mt n c.n t ir- H. R. Many men have reported in after-dinn- er y ...... an . ... - Kail....nuv fur v. - - Hitchcock. Knoch Johnson. Ultncta. - :1 he speech- were Hot nt Uae men. uses to .inn - - - ' work- ' ptlent of lie a i...,. U Mct'andless. L. J. Mabc- J. U. mires, but hardly enough to Justify m L;al kind, the address-a- made by tt. - newspaper i o. - two collieries, so it is prvo- - in amour' hell fill to Choice of the Fourth District. Kaulukou. S II nwmon F f T Wa- ins the mat nt d. legates being confined entirely i- v will be closed. .n.l re. rtvra them frerljr In his office A c. M was nominated by -i tiouse an i j t.oemo. Thirty u h that they to Salvation Army topics, an; il .iated rarl U tie-u- p will douutiess last a sreeb . npernr to nr them such Information and . Cook- - W H. Hoogs by Oeorgc votea were caat the to and enccursgr new .n verts and alvea J P b.gln to get d.s-StlSa- .n'huse tak. will permit. by A. V. C.ear. A ballot was tak n on th- - names, re- - and then the men will 'ar l .ginners In the good way. rtaeilr hints aa thr proprlrtirs Mcle.sl. Jonah Kumalal and will want to return to work. irerni p.ill of the sen- J K iki J D McVeigh: C.llflllan by riiuitng ns ioiiows: Tnigh1 the "Auction Sal, of :Mren" Kven th rrpreeentatlves " h miners, as far a we can liyirn. have - thla nnm papera Crabbe. William Ayl.-t- t by Ikyd. Th L L. McCand less. 30: J. L. Kaulukou. on w,il l. conducted for the first tim..- in Ho- . I. sational or yellow are treated not sufnclent resourcea to cairy a Ka.t at Isaet were up.m mo- - Krux h Johnson, tt: H Hitchcock t, nolulu. Th service, which is intended to nominations dsed. and 2: It p- - Ringed Should the strike con-ti- courtesy, though naturally with 22: L -. ; Water-hous- e. strike. si ow in world ally la with Hon of A. V. Gear thr chairman cast J. Mci'ab- F '. T long earnings the different influences the - Imagine the Secretary s 17: 17. S. M. oe for a time railroad i to which people generally yield tbean-selve- s, iW.v.r caution th ballot for all W. J. Coelho. and be during the 1.1 will, of course, affected. point out the superiority of Hh on afternoon hrat The committee th n adjournt-- latnon. opera can hold out fof at aid rnh-- a "The tots Christianity, is most interesting. Major f.f thr ..f the i hlneee crisis tsays waiter As the committee had A&cMcd 'bat th Is our custom to in drlvtng TDK FIFTH DISTRICT six least six months. It Weed will act as auctioneer; the children Wellmant. when he was up to hla ears first receiving a majority of votes on books orders for s:x months b- - el--t- ed. cetry ou" are those of the Army's Sunday school should dnetafed the chair- 1; supply on anxiety. t hear from thr In thr meeting of the Fifth District advance. We have a fair 1 in work and man announced M ssrsv M "and!- - vs. re, and prominent members will take of William, his faithful messenger, (committer affairs took a different turn hand. Rttailers, a pi.Claity In the coun- purt. llpa - Kaulukou iBtchco-- and Th- rr was friction at the start. Whn Johnon. try hold good-stx- ed stocks I think tbe ax. af the "Mr. Secretary, tbe New A ti- Watr-hous- e these words: L I. l 'andleas' name was mentioned McCabe elected. - vote on Jtrstlfits an advance In prices. that la he-- yon to step to the w situation Tork want aa a nominee for iV lower house of and jCoe'ho a wrmounced. and 'We anticipate r.o trouble at cur mines Latest 8ugar Prices. Hay gasped, caught . a new balolt was e::sr for the two. re- hired, but ' ." Mr. legislature he rose to his feet In Rxira watchmen have been N K W 18. -S- ugar-Raw. heart - sulting Wa-terhou- YORK. Sept. In the nick of time, recover- ant protested against his nam in Cnetbe recel'bxg i and this is the only precaution which we have Rnror 12 firm; refining. 4 l-- 9C b.-ir.- votes. Coelho waa declared t.-k- any pauper fair centrifugal, ..I Ma dlt.lomatlc urbanity, ami rrpiie i. , uae. In that connection. I di not thmk that expreaaea I by somr one in the sixth member of thr nominees se- will be Imported unless the strike Be; molasses sugar, 4c. Refined n Hay that the secretary deep have been knifed by lator la this committee." said he. his oice ris- lected the Fifth District. sh uld prolonged." . Firm: crushed, 6.50c; pow dered , 6. 25c , Juat at thla moment he Th e b' r.arrt that ing as h- - indignantly made hla protest. committee adjourned. granulated. 6.15c. . rv much engrossed In Important, ; "I waa knifed in the contest you - said . . T . i is Mr. Rosin Box: "My friend, don't . nrh I'nfortunatalT what he ...... ki-- 1 Music sometimes divided into two Minister of War Castro of Salvador pn i i.mr i.i. br.-at- could not. undrr tne ssrs, sacred and profane. For pmr- - look welL" ..!... completely un- has been executed because of a plot, 1 -- A gtseaUb rules of the telephone exchangr. he srnt The committeemen of the Fourth Dls- - ticulars as to profane music, go to a Mr. Violin: "No; I'm which involved a murder, against the frWSX Orraly. over Ihe ;trtct gathered around tne room in wnicn , sacred concert- - Boston Transcript. strung.' Judge. President of that country THE PACIFIC OOMMBROIAl IVRBT8EB HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 26, L900.

born in Dresden February 25, 1859, was 4 4 THE PACIMC K-gi- Great Haste is Not NEWS OF WORLD a captain in Uie First t of Uh BLOCK lans and a Chevalier or the order oi im Commercial Advertiser k i lie was unm-irrird- . Always Good Speed. CONDENSED e Uuss.ans. it is rumored, are rap idly? pushing into Mai.churia, wheiv an Indications Dolnt to extensive op?ra- - Many people trust to luck WALTER O. 8 IfIT H EDITOR. tior.s before the arrival of winter. They Discount remains nigh in London. have suspended work on the railroad to j tO pull them through, and are preuu wm,w - compi.ta-iminei- s. W KDN es day SEPT. 2C liompeis .Peking, wii.cn aaas to xnc THINGS TOR , is obj.ct often disappointed. Do not THE s lions. It bilived that their broK.-r- -- e , Hatch & Foote. H ioiK in this is U) compa ti,(. other powers ' dilly-dall- y in matters ! The Territorial Republican Committee have an,U j to cos nt to the .lestruction of Peking of DINING TABLE hope is more acceptable than we daivd be punished. health. With it you can for. Its points of contract are among ire leaving Galveston by Kennedy KtugeeP FourU,Pn:h United States Ir.fantry and With- Some very neat patterns in its strong points. With J. A. lhe hui.drtds. '2 000 Boxers at Motao (Matow), on the accomplish miracles. at the head there would seem to be no Another storm in Nome harbor has road tQ png. Americans made why Republicans should not cost several lives. a gallant stand, and a detachment of out it you are no good." reason all portsmoutn, w. n., be on good terms with each other for Kearsarge Day at Bengai Lancers, near by, hearing the Keep the liver, kidneys, bowels and Tabic Cloths, Napkins, Doylies v - mijw: j A innnp, came to rescue ana cnai- Sarsa-pariil- the rest of the campaign. "" i tntir a, San Francisco has ratse-- ao mt wwv ed the Boxers in the rear Tno chi- - blood healthy by the use of Hood s victims. 200 purifier. - for the stenn , nese were routed, leaving dead. TJie tlie faultless blood The Humane Officer says thai Tram- Marcus Daly, the capitalist. :s suffer-- no ' Americans had casualties. ..r fain out mules which are i,:c from heart trouble ; neral Mai-Arthu- r reports under; Cores "Three dreadful sores broke Tiie tinet line ever imported in too old for the business. He also sends F.rst Lieutenant L. E. Hi Four.h date of September 16: "Charles Mc-Quest- out on my limb, Tvhxch svelled so I hid to ; resigaeu ,.. mm to,. nU ,mi maintains trackage Infantry, has captain Fourth Unit.d States crotches. taking Hood" s There is a growing eastern market Infantry, died y.sterday at Mangjnone, walk 'with cAfter too old. In fact Tramrar P.i;n has suen ' ought for California redwood. liacor, Cavite province, 8:30 evening. Sarsaparillj. (he sores were completely IRISH and AUSTRIAN' reverence for antiquity that he u--- ...... uaiveaion ve from a gunsnot wcui d caused by ai Mrs. Kezia Wcstbrook, Cheboy to be e!" tod a corresponding member uuiiu utj me mm .... 'private soiater. captain Aietueston, in; of the Al heologlcal Bociety. Ah the church.s of Galves.cn ar)a fit of tempfrary insanity, attacked! gan, either wrecked or rained. I men of company, one or more -- ! shot anJ LINENS. Mr. A. V. Gear was strongly urged by B. H. Sothern s Hamlet receive was sJlol himself in getf-defen- se. Far-war- m praise in New xorK. wh-- n his friends In the Fourth D.strict as a NeW ther particulars received." - r ' . la York) K. . l. n Linus ns v.i t.,v SV3 candidate, much of the - and' A Senatorial and ;nn.ists to o.- a great succ sm. her son, Lloyd Osbourne. are building BRASOH friction in the district had arisen in There are but 16.UU ) regular troops two houses on Lombard street. Sap. PHONE 157. consequence. Mr. Gear decided yester- left In the United States proper. Francisco, to ITvir PWr etint !ivr i'!a: the aril and interd make the'r calhurO Ui takj wuii ikmd'n Sarsapnr.Ua. day afternoon however, that in the in- It is now der.Ld th t the Tana :a dis- home in that city. Sine- - the death of only terest of harmony and the j arty he trict of Alaska is rich In gold. the great novelist Mrs. Stevenson has persona perished In a Front street, s would not allow his name to go before ix been traveling, and these two hous.-- ZTaf Cincinnati, tire on Sepiember is. are modeled some she saw while the convention. He is entitled to credit have Govern- after a Yucatan rebels attacked in Portugal. They will be architectural for this course. Mr. Gear is trims ment troops, and a big battle is on. will To it I owe my will re- novelties and face each other. The! t party worker and the ticket Russia refuses to chancre her plans, family In- - Peking. Income has been mateiially ceive the full benefit of his support. and will not withdraw from tirascu u me smxf isiui ciramHiizauoa Russians are repairing the telegraph of Stevenson's "Prince Otto." ntAiin Hen-Tai- n Peking. Mr. Damon does not say he is a Dem- lire between and The national wholesale druggists are The big trees In Santa Cruz county, in session at Chicago. They favor a ocrat and it is hardly probable that he jf'al., are in danger from forest fires. agrees any of the principles of national pure food law to regulate the with American Steel .nd Wire Company's Inspection of drugs by a general law that party. As a conservative banker plants are resuming work at Pittsburg. instead of, as present, by the laws 1 at Half-Sic- he must be In favor of the gold stand- Crok r says that New York city wi Of the various States. A memorial will ard; as one of the original members of give a Democratic majority of 100,000. be prepared for Congress embudvlne the k Republicans VJVJKtt' the Annexation cabinet he can hardly Colorado have named claims of the druggists that the present BS&W l BSf expan- Frank C. Gcudy of Denver for gover- fetate laws cenrlict ar.d injure be set' down as an opponent of nor. the drug sion. For good reasons that we trade. Modification of the war stamp i otlK tt Is trying to get control cf tax will also"be urged. Before the ad- is a TonicandJttW' need not state he could not denounce Sporting Club of Lon- WW the National journment on Friday " the associations V." - . blushing. can mere- 9'' - 'Vt"".'"-- nourishing qoalitiesjttii trusts wttl.out We don. I l exp' ct to have a committee on its way assume, Mr. Damon Gerrge E. Smith, "Pittsburg Phil,'-wil- ly therefore, that to Washington to present their projects any Tonic'or'bewaoe 'u has loaned his name without interest leave the turf. He says it does not before th congressional committees. to the Democracy and has refus.d to pay. The conference of the Institute of the market City platform. The transport Lawton will make but Journalists, held in London subscribe to the Kansas under th A- f one trip to Nome to relieve the indigent ' '- fll auspices cf Lord Mayor Newton, pass- - - ' miners. ed a number of remarkable resolutions, If- J "1 1 Jfl The platform of a rarty should be The Germans have captured and the results of which are awaited with a :ir' made with deliberation. Generally the burned the town of Tiang, killing 100 great deal of curiosity. For instance, Lovejoy & Go national platforms are a slow growth. Boxers. hereafter if the dictated of the Insti- People I Weeks before the convention meets All the powers have accepted LI Hung tute are obeyed, editors must refrain to suggest i'harg as a negotiator. He Is now ii' from inviting contributions from per- Distributors. party leaders are asked Tien-Tsl- n. planks and when advices are all sons of wealth, position, society, etc.. their M"Xlco's national holiday was observ- because they deprive t. In political generals-ln-chie- f in thus of valuable the sit ed In some of the old Spanish towns of space those who are pro- council and decide what they want. California. Journalists by fession and have no other means of heavy-heade- d, Then a competent writer for the press, President McKinley has directed that Just sick enough to feel livelihood. It was resolved also to form lazy no ap- usually an Editor like Charles Emory the Government of the Philippines b a committee whose duty It is to investi- and shiftless, to have Smith or the late Manton Marble, puts liberalized. gate charges against papers manipulat- petite, to sleep badly, to have what you Colorado Indians are stealing cattle ing items of news or unduly expand- eat feel like lead In your stomach. the platform together and the com- and threatening to make war on women pleted work goes before a political ing cablegrams. Another committee Not sick enough to take to bed, but and children. was appointed to draw up a enough to to board of survey which turns it over at McKinley will not delegations scheme for Just sick not know what The Honolulu Tobacco receive the examination of all persons aspiring do. MKBCHANT the proper time to the platform com- in this campaign, owing to the situation to a newspaper career, TS. mittee of the National Convention. If in the Orient. The State Department Company, Ltd Ex-Gover- has received some such care had been taken with D. H. Chamberlain, an a dispatch from the Consul at Fuchau, Id time Republican leader, has come China, transmitting copy agree- Uaa Received "Aostrsns" from New or the Hawaiian Republican platform that out for Bryan. a of an x' structure would be much sounder than ment entered into between the Viceroy The World Renowned Brau.i ot '"IfiARH John B. Randolph, the well known art and Tartar general of Fuhkien province It is. At least there would have been critic of New York, was killed by a and the foreign consuls at Fuchau, TAKE no omissions of a plank endorsing the fall down a staircase. which provides in bill substance that the National Administration, not to speak A has been introduced in the Chinese will do everything in their pow- of plank commending the Territorial Mexican Congress appropriating $:iJ,ooe er to protect the lives and property of one. for the Galveston sufferers. foreign officers, Lillian Russell, merchants and mis- Hamilton. Kans., a town of 300 peo- sionaries resident in Fuhkien I ple, was visited by a tornado suf- and at 1L' KLKAST CIGAR can be porchuedta : and Amoy; that central and southern China THE REPUBLICAN TICKET. fered much property damage. shall not be by Malt rURITAnOo. CE(T8 attacked the foreien ONrY Butte, Mont., has 30,470 people, an in- powers so long as crease cf 19,747 1890. the local authorities IKY mtn NONb BETTHl 'J The Republican delegates to the Ter- since Sacramento maintain order, and that the admirals has 29.282, against 26.386 In 1890. of the several ritorial convention deserve the ap- In the Goebel nations will be informed trial James Stubblefield that it Is not advisable that a num- proval of their fellow citizens. They testified that James Howard boasted of ber of naval vessels should Fu- having tired shot Goe- visit have nominated for Delegate In Con- the that killed chau. lest the people be alarmed. The bel. agreement is signed by the Nut gress the man who can command more The Department of the Interior will Russian. rine I'nited States. Japanese, supply Ari- British and BY votes than any other Republican In aid to the Pima Indians of French consuls, and by Viceroy Hsu S. S. AUSTRALIA: zona, whose H"lds are suffering from Ylng Kuey and Hawaii. Furthermore they have elect- lack of Irrigation water. General Shan Lien That's what you ought to do a good squadron sensible tonic that will sharpen your ed a representative Central Committee, A of the Sixth Cavalry will HEAT FROM THE EARTH. leave to relieve a native Christian vil- appetite and put new go into your and aa s'rong an executive committee lage which was by nerves muscles. Come to-d- ay attacked Boxers, A distinguished and and as could be asked for. All their work forty-si- x miles southeast of Peking. scientist has seri- - begin taking it right away. You'll find .Montreal loses Elder-Oemnsteriou- suggested the sinking of SMOKrLD BLOATERS. is well done. the boilers Just what your system needs right here. Transatlantic line, w hich goes to Bos- - j deep enough to use the heat of the Is implies. o .. It Just what It's name HOLLAND The Oahu delegates at the conven-als- wuf me Rial., uauc vi me i.anaua-- , rom. n a xuei, saia a prominent HERRINGS, Railway, goes - tlons held last night nominated which to Que- glneer of the city. "That sounds rath- - FROZEN OYSTERS, strong tickets. A' tramp, taken out of a box car Bf)ZSS'j i?t52 CELERY, TtJ Stockton, Cal.. had fasted seven days, l , necessary Probably every man In town can In "ol1 and was almost blinded for want of i water. but a scheme of the same, ORANGES, LEMONS. ETC., f.ve a ticket which w minutes construct light. He had entered the car at New . sort was urged ith great energy back will suit himself better than that offer- Orleans. in the sixties by a Washington inven- - 25cts. a bottle. FRESH CALIFORNIA FRUITS It is In ed by any party convention, but it rumored Johannesburg that tor named Foraln. " If my memory is must be remembered that a party con- . "! J?0 correct Foraln was sists of many trades, professions, na- correspondent of the Tribune. mathematician of ability. The internal tionalities and prejudices, which are The American Sheet Steel Company heat of the earth is supposed to equal SALTER & WAITfl and the Republic Iron Oom- - one degree to 100 pen-lan- y entitled to be heard. The Republican and Steel ,abut the feet of Fort Street have entered an arrangement by 'etration, discov-v.hie- Orheum Block ticket Is necessarily composite but t Is but he claimed to have h Grocers. the former withdraws from the ered that the percentage was very clean, honrst and of more than average merchant bar trade and the latter fTOTO 'much production. i trreiter and Increased in corn- - ability. The ticket was chosen after sheet pouml The Democratic National Committee ratio aft' a certain depth was FORT STREET. Received By S. S. Australia: much Internal friction and all whom cptttptelna of light reaehcd- - He urged out an mill contributions from elaborate the respective factions wanted are not wealthy Democrats. Clark of Montana table and proposed to sink a hiure . may $25,000 bot-,VV- give instead of $5:0,00 shaft, with 7' ' on It, largely because there are not and accumulators at the a J?''1"10"1 Ravo. 10'000- - out of torn, from which unlimited steam would - places enough to go around. NEW The i.et PnYlommSSon9 ' supplied to the service. All that was GOS GENTS result, however, is a ticket in which the Gilb-- rt nefded wa million dollars capi-- h SHIRTS, NECKTIES, SUSPENDERS, Parker, the novelist was pay different elements of the party are giv- sen by the Conservatles at Graves- - to for the digging of the plant, end as and he immediately en fair representation by men unob- their candidate for the House set to work to UNDERWEAR, fine assortment. of Commor s at the coming general elec-- raise the amount. a jectionable to ! the other sides. It Is tlon. Owing to the relative position of "Forain AT- a ticket which every' fair minded citi- le2toTrm thiS Ch0lC? W zen can conscientiously work and vote Baron Von Est veld.;.' secretary of the V ! compan'' i meanwhile Congo Free ?iJ'4ornUcalculations were assailed by sclen-hi- s for, with the knowledge r.ot State, is about to resign, that he is Office. ' tIsts and il was Isoshimd promoting a private It is reported that his action shown pretty clearly K. machine. The once is partly due to the Cad that he that the figures were incorrect. He conflicting sections of the party can with the recent scandals Plied with great grow ing our bitterness, and the nd will Ignore of the operations of com- -' scheme went to in of KING STREET their previous differ- S the shock ences, ZJTounCrT that eXI' !olU"8lthe controversy. Vhat became ' Fo-rrin- ce ABOVE BETHEL. and work heartily In support of , 1 Alb'-- rt aln knOW- - If tne 13 the nominees as a whole. of Saxony v as killed in ever PWe a carriage accident at Wolkau, a short af,tually solved I suppose he will With three tickets in the fiel.i thn (uaiance mm Dreaden. He was ue Ilaanea out of the limbo of cranks son the Republicans have no walk-ove- r, but ruth of Prince Frederick George of and missionaries to take his proper Saxony, brother of they have such a good fighting change the King. He was place in history." TELEPHONE MAIN 199. that the situation should and will call out all the working talent in the party. MESSENGERS ALWAYS READY TO We Have Just Received There Is no cause for sulking ANSWER ALL CALLS. and there in will be none, nor any half-hearte- d An Assortment of the Latest work. When all the Republicans in Honolulu move together, the momen- Pine Line tum Is tremendous. The outlook for -- OF- Side Combs, success Is better than at any time since the campaign opened. Patience, good nature and hard work will win. Combs f Peterson's Back The Old Kearsage. And HAIR ORNAMENTS. WASHINGTON. Sept. 18. --Sec ret ary Lcng will be at Portsmouth. N. H.. today Office Desks at the presentation of the historic tablet cemmemorattve of tho old Kearsarge, Hair Dressing in the latest styles. which was built In the Portsmouth yard, to the new battleship Kearsarge. Immedi- ately thereafter It Is expected that Secre- IN Scalp Treatment. tary Long will return to Washington to ALL SIYLES. Manicuring, j rume his duties. In the meantime Ad- miral Crownlnshleld, chief of the Bureau of Navigation, Is acting Secretary of the Shampooing and Face Massage. Navy. Just Opened.

Salisbury in ranger. j LONDON. Sept. 18. There was an un- Hundreds in use in this city usual gathering of uniformed police and KILLEAN Scotland Yard detectives at Klng"s Cross MISS M. E. railroad station this morning, awaiting STREET the arrival of Lord Salisbury from his 1 BLOCK. HOTEL country seat, it Is said that since the ARLINGTON Premier's return to Hatfield he has re- co anonymous ceived an letter of a character i nv which has led to increased police LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN ONE CHINESE GOVERNMENT QUEENmiSTREET. 4 f4f THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVEBTISMkt HONOLTTLU, SEPTEMBER 2b, 190f. S. K. PUA NO DEMOCRAT DESPITE NOMINATION flU"JyR$

BARGAINS! K. PI A, one of the candidates notrinated on the Democratic ticket at the k convention last Honda) night, has refused yes- At the nomination. Ptt said the Bethel Street Store of the terday t'.iat he was lcminated hy the Democratic nartv without anv ire- - vi' M notice. "I am not a Democrat," said Pua. ft.- - further stated that he had told th? 'Democrats so before the convention. PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., Ltd I na declared that he is an I ndept-r.derit- . He said that his affiliation with thai party is such that he cannot accept the honor which has been offered to nim of by the Democratic party. There is a cfrtair.ty that Pua will be one of the Inde-- . removal King t On account from Street, and to make mb-ii- candidates for the next l,eg;s'Ht' re. room for a car load of New "The nomination made at the Democratic convention last Monday night was Goods a. on the way, miely .in endorsement." said he "liecause th.--y know that I will be . 'ict-- d d.i one of the candidates for tht It:l. pendent party." I ua was present at the ear'y part of the Democratic convention last Monday l having been by We Are j isht.'but, informed his friends of the intention of Hie Demy-- 1 Closing . Out irutf. he left th.' hall s.'n aftei the lomin.-'tior- of Prince David. yesterday morning Pua received notification of bis nomination by the Demo-r- al i'arty He has not replied, for he thii ks that his publi - declaration in the ! "!" rs that he is an Independent w ill conflmi the Democrat- that he will work 8lTTEBs PURITAN STANDARD soly for t'nat party. Pua re. -- ied his education at the Royal School and is regarded as one of the Irtellbjenl young men Of his race. He Is g pun- - Hawaiian. In lS'.c be represented the lateral party in the House from the Fifth Disirtct. Pua was a passenger on the Klnau yesteiday for Hawaii. He will visit North Pure Blood riCKLESS GASOLINE and South Kohaia. Hamakua and probabl.' Ililo In behalf of the Independent party. Is t The following Is a communication addressed by to the best defense against disease and Pua the Advertiser: Hostetter's Stomach Bitters makes STOVES. Kdttor Advertiser: I noticed in this mc t iling's paper fliat the Democratic p;ir-t- y healthy blood. If you want to get well BLUE FLAME it has honored me with the nomination e n their ticket for Representative for and keep well, take it regularly. It will o the Fifth District, island of Oahu. for Which I thank them. Allow me to publicly keep the bowels active and cures all state that my affiliation with the Independent party absolutely prevents my ac-- o such One Two pting any honors Democrats now stomach disorders as dyspepsia. and Burter from the or others in the campaign that is on Indigestion, sluggish liver, weak kid- th,. issues are such that the Hawaiian element cannot afford to reieat the mis- neys, ague. 1 malaria, fever and See that ML STOVES takes of the past. "United we stand, divid are fall." Is our watchwoid. a OIL STOVES. Yours for success. s. K. PRIVATE REVENUE STAMP cov- PUA. ers the neck of the bottle. A Safeguard HOSTETTER'S NEW DODGE OF YOUNG CHRISTIANS Against STOMACH At Greatly Reduced Prices. Sickness A NATIVE THIEF ARE VERY ACTIVE BITTERS

I Impersonates Policeman and Much Work Scheduled for the

As-ociatio- Great PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., LTD. Victimizes Punchbowl Tro in Progress s, Merchants. Next few Dave. OF THE Frank Ferreira. deputy hack inspec- There will he a bible study rally nex I tor, yesterday unravelled a police affair unday afternn at the Young Men' Fisher's which has mystified the department "hristian Association. The rally wll Dont Eat for a week or two pant. Several Por- tuguese storekeepers doing business on take the place of the regular meeting At 4 o'clock Dr. Smith, the president o th- - slopes of Punchbowl complained to Pianos OUR College, will an tbC Hiirh a re- ahu deliver addres m't Sheriff that Hawaiian n presenting himself as being connected "Bible Study." Special music will From a small beginning Sour vari- grown Bread with the department had visited their he provided. The pastors of the the Fisher Piano has ) ous local churches will also preach to be not only one of tne si 'fes and required them to submit best known pianos mads, low SHIRT their for inspection. sermons on that day on some phase licenses f study. but Its sale has reaebed a And make yourself and children sick, The pretended officer of the Govern- bible point where it is near!? The three regular Sunday afternoon any when you can get the very best and ment in most casvs stated that the li- double that of Piano welly censes were faulty and were not valid. lasses. Beginners. I'evotional and manufactured in this or any Evangelistic, will b- - held at T o'clock country. All BUSINESS most wholesome bread In the city for If the storekeepers kept them posted up othe. this has been accomplished, practi- in he fttr the rally. hy the same money, from the their stablishments they would will cally speaking, within th liable to a fine and possibly a revoca- The Personal Worker's class years. only ommem e next Friday week at b:SO p. past ten Not 'trows Urger with each day unless it tion of their license to carry on busi- this, but It has received th ness. m. highest testimonials from n due to the (art of its becoming A Lih't' soldiers at Camp many vocal- - class for the of greatest Th- Impel" Ho II f the licenses ended the while ko in- - pa-,- - with grow h. New England Mi Kinley was started last Sunday and ists and pianists that th tter In the Hawaiian telling them that he every world has ever produced. It hail will be continued week. The I the authority to make whatevei Is daily use in leading Id style are oarpaMin in make and game c ourse t study will be pursued as in latent quality. report he desired. A request for seventy-f- every- being followed by the Beginners' schools and colleges Bakery. ive cents or a dollar usually ended where, and has receive me investigation and the Hawaiian !as. highest rewards wherever promised The .weekly,, classes in Arithmetic. publicly exhibited. Chicago Boys' to state to the department Drawing will and it was all righj." :ngiish and Mechanical Indicator. Their DELICIOUS CAKES. PIE that "that meet this evening at the Association. We sell the Fisher Pianea, High Sheriff Brown detailed Frank also Decker Bros, and Web- CLOTHING to vera! additional pupils have sent in A all a watch Portuguese and BREAD ar made of the best roil the names during the past week. ber Pianos, Story & Clark Children's business neighborhood, and yesterday their and Chicago Cottage Or- No. 1 material, and by experienced morning he observed a man inspecting An athletic fuaetice will be held this gans, and several other fins the jf afternoon at the Drill Shed ground, makes. white workmen. license a Chinese storekeeper - j ing thi sooth wo offer oar large and well elected near the I'.eretania street pumping sta or Intending participants in the com- Oa you try our bread once you will He ing games. The entry bianKs I r tne price. Call and examine it. If tlon. rrverheard the man say that j verytning field day events have been printed and certainly use none other. would he made all right for being circulated. a bribe of seventy-fiv- e cents and he ire fill : Moor of gymnasium i placed the man under arrest. He pave The the has been basket-ba- ll m lined out for baseball, and - r r: a John M .kuula. handball purposes. The diamond is 1 questioned as to LTD. his reasons for painted red, white THE the storekeepers he tht the bandbaU lines "KASH" stated Aj basket ball diagram black. J. Oswald Lutted, idea "Just came Into his head." He Is add the irruiicp. two rroqii, two tiliphoneb. etwrged biTeallgatlon exhibition game of indoor baseball wlIM Merchant Street. r n. oa. Us. M and re. Phone 74. Manager ith and win be plnyed next Saturday evening. - tried this murniK in Police court i i a i r pr A uHeetWr! meeting will be held next ,ti Mir..' of fort and Hotl ijuit- - a muaoer or rortuguese were P'rti. Monday night: there are over fifty ns victimized. Sorm- - s of the licensi taken for membership. by Mokunla have not been fecovered Miss Anna M. Reynolds, general sec- - j ft retary of the World's Young Women's j Great Variety of School MAULDENHAUER'S christian Association Is a passenger on the Nippon Maru due here next Satur- - j day. Miss Reynolds, who is going to Pi DOLLARS ON ICE Japan in the Interests of the work, For has been secretary of the Association aT- -T " :oves -' . since its organization in 1'i:!. Since Supplies! Prestidj'e Lights the Pun t! en she h;;s traveled all over the and Chillingworth Ex- orld. The Travel Club of the Young Wo- 7 plodes in Court. men's Chris? .ri Association met last WD erasing and commenced the study' of oniy nve cases Were set lor In Holland." yesterday's Ii.fclct Court. Of Uti num ! years bar only two came to anytlTlnir. GUARDIAN MAKES DEMAND.

itf PENCIL TAP. LETS, : . r I ir.;im i rif li'iue or trpneum tame go Ve have been selling the famous ten WRITING TABLETS. into troubi. throtiah h brathig the D m Heir cf Lazarus Estate Wants Money - COMPOSrTION and I ocrati.- por-w- o by discharging fir From J. S. Walker. STUDENTS' NOTEBOOKS, j cracker last nicht in front of the O Henry Smith, guardian of the estate pi etim. SCHOLARS- - COMPANIONS, or 'f Mriam Nmi Lazarus, a minor, Kroeger Castings for all Stovev Degpty Sheriff 'hilling ort which is involved in the estate of Jos- Nraui' loflers tad Cxtra PENCIL BOXES. the pyn technics and Mr. Prestldge told eph Lazarus, deceased, has made a SLATES. him to aes the hfifs. following his remarks demand in the First Circuit Court, up- by iicnitinv a particularly vicious bunch on S. Walker, to to PIANOS 7S"7g COPT BOOKS. explosives. John deliver him H K,Na ST of This action precipitated 7gg, which be alleges is now in the OTT trouble anil the finale occurred In the Po-- 1 Giving complete satisfaction In CHALK. (?"ourt. hands of Mr. Walker. He asks that of COLORED CRAYONS, "I d n't want to rub it into the beaso- -' the matter be settled Immediately. hundreds Honolulu homes. rats." remarked the Judge, lK'causo In response to the petition so filed Always pleased to talk and show INKS. is-su- I they're up against it hs It ts. I don't by Henry Smith. Judge Humphreys ed Kroeger Instruments. If you are ETC., ETC.. ETC.. besides Hgpo there will be a repetition of the an order citing J. S. "Vaalker to "frnse for unite a while, as It will he interested, whether ready to buy MILTON BRADLEY'S long time before the Democrats appear before him at his Chambers in la the Judiciary building, on Tuesday. or not, come in. Other standard KINDERGARTEN SUPPLIE& have occasion to burn red ore again, Delightful Glass! i Defendant walked out of court with a October 2. at 10 o'clock a. m.. and show makes, also. reprimand. cause why the prayer of Henry Smith's we Ten dollars and costs! llow'd vou like be granted. CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS. "F'R CmaXHII appriir what Mil 'hem. Tay . . V. T . . . . 1 .1 . V. . . ' petition should not The L ' I... . t . w. and the pure fruit flaTora. I I'," lllJ I' Clliail I .l A II lUe II litl '1. i . lii .n n rt . rfi. - 0 t wtr i.e. oo swks tne hlce, punslea up t:ils sum I'i.t. for chastising a 'mall boy, to wit, one uimakaole Lazarus. Alexander Lazarus, Ian Kaval. Joseph O. Carter, as trustee under the Jt appeared that the defendant went to will of Eleazer Lazarus, deceased, and tne rescue of his delivery boy. who was Adelaide Rawson, now Juen. of the OUR ICE CREAM I ir pommeled by Kawai. and swung time and place of hearing. Thos. Thrum .lie- latter Individual around by the i Alt 6. I . . . I...... 'ar The netit'.oner states" that he oualified lne Hill . Made cream and real fruit flaeora ne. rai a'iminisf-rin- sever- - i . " fma nm'" wsnif ' az- -t il half-ar- jolts. Mauldenhauer pleaded . as tne guaraian oi Aiiricm .aomi CHECKERING PIANO 12Z FORT STREET. pan wa. chewing his finger and that I arus. a minor, on July V,. 1300. and thaA ef-jh- DEALERS. (be had to resort so force in order to is ward is a residuary devisee under feet th.tt member's r. lease. Dan denied the w in of joserih iz'arus. her share In and said that the finger got into-rl- s. Alarm, Cabinet, JT Z..TZ. being an undivided one-fift- h in said es-- r oiith as the result or a punch in the i - Hall Onyx r,., ( tate. and that she has no property oth- onolulu Drug Co., and i Wilcox cave his vote to the er than said Interest. The minor is mall bsjgr with the result stated alove. now nine years of age and the mother i . been obliged to expend a large sum n Holt Klnt-k- KIni? Street. has ( IN THfc HIGH SCHOOL FILLED. of money In preparing her child to re-- j eLoeKs. ceive an education. The amount which ' No Room for More Students in That the guardian states is in the hands of NEGATIVE. ussort-men- S. Walker, be - j AKo, a very etenive t Institution. J. should sett' the I BAY of said m': wnEN of According to reports of Prof. distributive share the alkge3 are a!s ts 1 - High School institu- He there Jewelry Scott of the that longing accruing to t estate Hawaiian Souvenir Is no and tion crowded to its capacity and which should be promptly leoted. Photographs. T- Golf A- more students can be received there. rents, .j. no part lv has some but of the FORT rTI For time there has been much ever been paid to or for M minor. Shirts crowding of the pupils and Prof. Scott - IN B and the collection of the ren now URT'S JEWELER. reported some days ago that there wal neglected. Don't give the subject a negative scarcely room to move about In the He asks that a receiver be appointed thought, as I attend to the negative , . . 1q huildine. Now he has decided that no r ...... ja i thfiro tt'hfra tba mAct c'orocaf nt- n- - ALL COLORS i mrmwun in receive tne rents uuring - - ri BUMWESS CHANCES. more tan be taken if they apply. i, r.t , togxaphy lies. pUlDS Rtdured to From the other schools the reports " "" Z ,ri"l l ' I will get a good negative, a KOOd i print, and a good mount, and you wLl are more encouraclng. While at the in- WANT-e- d "I see that somebody was badly get a good photograph. 75c ONE THOUS AND DOLLARS , S00 school Kaiulani there are nearly jured In a game of golf the other day." ' EACH, In a light manufacturlna business; pupils does not appear r l.rs;e profits; quick op- it that that was the matter? Did he insist ART in om WTWDOW w. also sarrr a fins bbM returns. Rare .number will be exceeded and at the "What portunity for a sMent or active partner on calling his brassie a stick?' " Chi- J. J. STUDIO Address "Manufacturer," this office, Kaahumanu school there Is still room cago Herald. mm MB j for more new comers. The smaller schools are the most crowded but FORT STREET. reas-- n you " hlgheat RUrf-BE- R There is only one why n7 the Tafle of RED to the larger schools accom- Only the highest , afle of RED RLB-- Is used in Btampa made b7 shouldn't drink Xeaae Moore "AA" tha modations ought to be found for all y u - LER 1 nsed In Stamps by, HAWAIIAN OAZETTB CO. Whiskey that's becao e have sign- the mfi HOTEL fTRErr. tba pupils who come. ed the pledge. the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO, . THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVEBTISEB: HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 26, 1900.

fur six months at hiring fairs, the girls low wage j i receiving board and only a LIGHT J. LAND, TO RUN THE because their ignorance hitherto has - - King. made them only fit for the roughest NEraiii fort Street. Near work. Housekeeper's

It is, however, more astonishing that I - in, HATS AND CAPS. girls from these poor little homes J"st Arrived- Just should know anything at all about ser- Dining Outfit. New lines of CREPE, NEGLIGEE.; CAMPAIGN vice than that they should be. as some Of Their own j WHITE course are, bad servants. STANI.KY, GOl.F and homes floors, windows that SHIRTS. have mud Per Ex Diamond Hd .,v do not open, no stairs, hardly any Uki E. B. Sutton, i . PAJAMAS ami NIGHT SHIRTS. kitchen utensils, no range, the cooking ier, Qiant Powder, bE Republicans Are Now scarcely extends beyond boiling pota- $14.85. Hats. Cans. G. P. rw LBlr NEW TIES. COLLARS and CUFFS. toes and cooking griddle cake, how can CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING Organized. they know even the names, still less ARTICLES: Symour's Celebrate BOYS' and MEN'S CLOTHING. a2?i the uses, of the thousand and one 6 iheart, Cane Dinner Plates. Butcher Knives, COATS things in our houses? How learn to 6 Soup wSSift WHITE DUCK and PANTS Plates. Paint n- scrub, or sweep, or dust? Yet given 6 Tea Pla.es. and Varalh - too 6 ST A R. MOTHER'S FRIEND and ft, KENNEDY CHAIRMAN a short training (not late in life) Cups and Saucers. J, and a good example, there is not a ser- 2 Meat Dishes. BANNER SHIRT WAISTS. vant the world over to compare with a 2 Vegetable Dishes. Also Axenu rot 1 Salad Bowl. ST good Irish servant. She has a heart 1 PAN COOKING D Tea Pot. 8T0Vtt Dp'it for the which is wholly given to her mistress, 1 Gravy Boat. HAVILAND Named Perman- rna-ehin- e, WARE. OVERALLS. Eugene Hendry as she never degenerates into a mere 1 Sugar Bowl. GATE ent Secretary, Col. Fisher and she may be trusted to cling 1 Butter Dish. CITT WATER riLT even closer in times of trouble, sick- 1 Spoon Holder. P1CTAD a k r-t- j. . . Treasurer. ness or poverty than when all goes 1 Milk Jug. Owners, FOR SALE. smoothly. 6 Fruit Plates. Aermotor Wmdmllls To Ship 1 Fruit Dish. mllta ever come to th!, 1 ajfl Kennedy, per- Water Jug. Agents, The hamei 0 James A y 6 Water Glasses. Contractors manent chairman, and Eugene R. Hen- 6 Salt Cellars. ETC. No. 1 Business property on Smith dry, permanent secretary, now head the 3 Pepper Shakers. The above article mm; . Street, between Pauahi and Bere-tanl- a 1 u Republican Central Territorial Commit- NAVY GAZETTE Vinegar Bottle. LOWEST BEDROCK Streets. 1 Oil Bottle. PRICKS tee. Both were selected yesterday morn- 1 call and examine for yoarwn We now a full equipment of 2. on Mustard Pot. hart APPARATUS, No Residence property Punch- ing the Republican headquarters by 6 Knives. OrVTNQ GEAR and bowl Street, near Vineyard Street, at frith competent divers, who are pre-are- d the Territorial central committee cbos-- - 6 Forks. any suitable for Cottages. 6 Soup Spoons. to do and all kinds of work n on Monday evening at the conven- HAWAIIAN HARDWARE News 6 Tea Spoons. CO caeu:ng their services. No. I. Fine suburban property front- of Uncle Sam's '. tion. From now on during the remain- W . give estimates for all work of NO. X07 McCully running th-s- e FORT IT Ifcla kind on short notice. ing on Street and der "f the campaign two officers from Beretania to King Street. Will will serve the Republican party. Officers. APPLY ROOM 11, sell on easy terms, viz: In Part The committee met at 9 o'clock. Mr LIGHT r O. Box (61. Spreckels' Block. Cash or approved Stocks or Bonds balance on Mortgage. Baldwin called the meeting to order and A suggested the name of Mr. Kennedy to The Assignments and Promotions Housekeeper's n Summer fill the office of temporary chairman. of Officers Weil-Know- to e FOR SALE OR LEASE Tie m present were: Proposition. H. L. Holstein, W. J. Coelho. Andrew Many Honoluluans. Kitchen Outfit, i 'ox. T. McCants Stewart. George F. Valuable business property, corner H. P. Baldwin, P. N. Kaho-kuolun- a, MATIVF Renton. AUG. 31. Lieut. C. M. Fahs, order Well, now there'i thi King and Smith Streets. Ke-Dofk- D. H. KahauWlio. A. N. 20th inst. revoked; to Franklin, Nov. Matt McCaitti. James iibb, B. 5. Cooke, QUESTH H. Wright, J. H. Fisher, J. P. Asst. Surg. E. V . Armstrong, sick $18.10. ICE Charles Wilcox and J. V. Jones. leave one month. CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING FOR RENT. Tou know you'll need ice J. P. Ciookfe placed in nomination the SEPT. L Capt E. Longnecker, or ARTICLES: toii HATS perma- der 21st to examination for retirement, it's a necessity in hot wcaUm nam.,- of James A. Kennedy for 1 thence home wait revoked. Wickless Blue Flame Oil Stovs believe you are anxious to gum A few OFFICE SUITES in Model nent chairman, and H. P. Baldwin pre- and orders 1 Soup Pot (Granite Iron). which will give you Batijfattta Lieut. -- Comdr, F. H. Sherman, order 2 Block. sented the name of Eugene R. Hendry Sauce Pans (Granite Iron). wea uKe to supply you. Ordr 29th to Solace revoked; detached Mont- 1 permanent secretary of the Coffee Pot (Granite Iron). In for central gomery and to Bancroft as executive 1 Cake Turner. committee. Roth gentlemen were elect- and navigator. 1 Strainer. particulars, apply to 1 All For ed unanimously. I'. Insp. W. J. Thomson, to duty at Egg Beater. The Odhu Ice governing the actions of the Puget 1 Large Fork. Rules Sound Naval Station, Bremer- 1 Large Spoon. Styles BRUCE CARTWRIGHT committee were adopted. ton, Wash., Oct. 1, as general store- 1 Large Knife. Co, CoL H. was appointed treas- and Electric CARTWRIQHT BUILDINO, J. Fisher keeper. 2 Vegetable Pans. urer. Pu-g- el A. Paym. E. C. Tobey, detached 1 Dish Pan. Hoffman & Markham, Merchant Street. The finance Committee was appointed Sound Naval Station, Oct. 1, and to 1 Oil Can. by the as follows: 1 chairman Mare Island yard, Nov. 1, as Funnel. Telephone 3151 Blue. Poetoffle J. W. Jones, Charles Wilcox, George assistant 1 general storekeeper. Can Opener. H. Huddy, George F. Renton. H. P. 1 Teakettle. 1 WING WO CHAN & CO., P. Surg. C. M. addi- I T. Baldwin, J. Maguire and J. Gibb. Asst. DeValin, 1 Dipper. Murata's The executive committee, one of the tional duty at Navy Yard, Portsmouth, 1 Milk Pail. most important in the campaign work, N. H. 1 Tea Container. THE HATTER. was made up as follows: SEPT. 4. Lieut. -- Comdr. H. Hutchins, 1 Coffee Container. bony Furniture, , A. James Kennedy, chairman; J. P. to duty League yard, Sept. 17, 1 Toaster. Cigars and Tobaccos, Cooke, B. H. Wright. W. J. Coelho, T. at Island 111 Nuuanu. Tel. 114. Chinees and Japanese Tsaa, McCants Stewart, J. Gibb. H. L. Hol- as equipment officer. P. O. Box MS. ! Crockery, Mattings, stein. A. N. ECepoikai and B. F. San- - Lieut. -- Comdr. W. R. A. Rooney, de- See the above outfits in our lars Vases, Camphorwood Truka, do w. tached Bancroft; to home and wait or- front window. Ratan Chain. Richard F. Daly, bette. known as ders. 4 "Dick" Paly, is permanent sergeant Lieut. L. S. Thompson, relieved from Silks at arms th- - central committee, and engineer duty on Vixen and to duty as and Satins will be onfr duty at the headquarters ....Of A)' luring, the campaign as the secretary's "a CAMPING ' w . 110-21- juieui. is.oesier, to line amy on 2 Nuuanu Street. right hand man Th. chair appointed upon the enroll- - Philadelphia, Sept. 20. DON'T ALLOW disgustir.r tnenl committee. J. H. Fisher, Charles Prof. Math. W. S. Harshman, to duty KING STREET. dandruff on your hair and ciothin SUPPLIES Wilcox, Andrew c,,x, Lewis J. McCabe. Observatory, Washington. Consolidated Soia Water Works at Naval Killer t James Gibb, George P. Kamauoha, D. Ensign W. M. Falconer, detached Pacheco's Dandruff ;Uld W' Smith wa and to engineer duty on Philadel- - prompt and permanent cure Co., Limited. it renovia Of OUR STORE you'll find seoree aat The're'was a - Ihia- - rd- - Au- - 27. diseases of the scalp; oC fo discussion upon the pol- Mm articles particularly suited Icy Asst- - SllrR- - T. M. Lippit, detached m I Esplanade, corner Allen and Fort Sts. of sending out speakers into the w and is cool and esnplng. m hair different islands yesterday on Newark and to Monocacy. Ord. July the prevents that burs!n steamers then departing from Hono-il- 8. i head. It HOLLISTER & CO., Agents. every lulu. However, as ONE-HAL- POODS of sort In dlmlnatlvt the committee had Changes Asiatic Station, per cable iONE AND F STORY Itching sensation. -- glass, wood had so little time to prepare of eli- tin, and stsns lists Commander-in-Chie- f, Sept. 3: house, corner of Victoria and Green tasty for packing, handy o eat llttl gible speakers, theS matter was defer- L. AHLO red. Asst. Surg. A. G. Grunwell, detached streets (occupied at present by Major The chairman asks that all persons Monocacy and to Brooklyn. Ruhlen), containing parlor, dining-roo- General Merchandise. desiring to serve the Republican party P. A. Paym. S. Bryan, detached five bedrooms, bathroom, etc. Rock during the Brooklyn to Land 100 x 70 feet, with one-ha- lf of 10 AKKETS for carrying hampers balance of the campaign as and Yorktown. speakers should send in their names to SEPT. 5. Lieut. -- Comdr. J. P. S. feet right of way. Price $7,00. n4 .( experience. WAIPILOPILO, KAPALAMA, the secretary once, (Near Stables). at either by post or Lawrence, to duty as inspector of ma- If required, can add land 50 x 70 feet For Ballast! Tramcar in person. The committee 1st anxious Telephone 199. P. O. Box 1014. to upon chinery at Thurlow, Pa. with small cottage, adjoining, for ad- settle the men who are to do ditional $1,200. proselyting political work on the Ueut. R. B. Higgins, detached from and Black COURSE you don't buy tfcs mm I other duty as inspector of machinery at Parties looking for a homestead In a White r LEAVE TOUR ORDERS FOR islands, and wish to make their first IN QUANTITIES TO St tsrisns. but it's of great valus te ra selections this Week. Thurlow, Pa., and to continue duties at quiet neighborhood should call on AR- tocaus knowing how to pack cakl 1 he Republican headquarters in the Harlan & Holllngsworth Company's THUR HARRISON for further infor- EXCAVATING CONTRACTS); as te Insure safe arrival, no breakage, Home Made Poi Elite building ee lose whether transported evt were busy all day with works, Wilmington, Del. mation. 6642 CORAL AND SOIL FOR AT the meeting of committees. The two in- oaenntalns on pack saddle or carried t Lieut. J. M. Plckrell, to duty as the ( rooms engaged by i en-tr- al by the leaker of j our yacht. the Territorial spector of machinery U. S. S. Illinois, Dump Carts furnished WOMEN'S EXCHANGE committee are located on the sec- an hour's notice. ond floor, fronting on Hotel street. The Newport News, Va. L Fresh Tuesdays and Fridays. large room Naval Constr. R. P. Hobson. proceed 659. H2 Hotel Street. in the Ewa end of the hi... k FIREWOOD, j'uoiepnoy hos- HITCHCOCI will le used as a private office for Sec-Ir- e to Navy Yard, New York, from H. R, ' tAry Hendry, Assistant Secretary Av- pital, Yokohama. oecnj" & (So. R. Lewers F. J. Lowrey. C. M. Cooke. ery, Merchant Street in Office Lewis and for the committee meetings Paym. ft, . appoint- The Clerk Metius. M. D. MonsarraU OROCERS, next room win be used . ment on nomination of Asst. Paym. E. CORRUGATED IRON, LEWERS & COOKE. eption room, and will he in charge of SASH, DOORS. BLINDS, Sergeant at Arms Daly. '. Tobey revoked. (Puget Sound Naval 111 Station). WINDOW FRAMES and all kinds ot Fort Street. Importers and Dealers In Lumber and Fine desks and tables have already BUILDING MATERIAL for sale, lc Pacific Transf 24-0- . 6. -- Comdr. W. G. Han-nu- Telephone Building Materials. Office wotu piai eu in we rooms, and th y pre- - SEPT. Lieut. lots to suit, cheap. 414 Fort Street. sent a nanasom e appearance A long to examination before retiring - Company. committee tabu- occupies the center of board Sept. 25, thence home and wait Enquire at the wcreiarj s once. In the of- next to BiHr' 1 SPECIAL SALE fice outer orders. ARLINGTON HOTEL PREMISES HI King St., yesterday were piled -- Custom up stacks oil Lieut. Comdr. C. E. Fox. detached 5653 House Blanks literature, thousands of printed Repub- platforms Alava and to proceed home. fVDt) TTQQ WAGONS. Of lican and other literature WAGONS an! All Kinds which is to be sent broadcast over the Surjr. A. C. H. Russell, detached LUMBER i pro- - CARTS Islands. Several t hous.-- .,, i ,.f naval hospital, Yokohama, and to DUMP on Bant FOR SALE at sprinted platforms were sent out on ves- - eei home and wait orders, Always terday's Baf RaWAIja-- steamers. They were forward-- ! Pa' Inspector W. J. Thompson, order Waikiki Inn Trunks, Furniture and Japanese GAZETTE COMPANY d to of members the committee at Sept. 1 modified; to additional duty at Handled. . ' ' "l" 111 "awan. to Ruuet Sound Naval Station as nur- - Telephone 198. U WJ (V&aat. the latter In. paymaster of hand Dr. Sandow ill L "I chasing paymaster and ox FRESH FRUIT th.-.- r distribution. The platform Is the station. Goods R eived by the S. S. Australia. Paym. S. McGowan, to duty in con- BEGINNING THURSDAY, August oivo ootn in Knglish and Hawaiian PRI '.KN OYSTERS. "'i anwura prove ati effective campaign nection with fitting out of Alabama, 30, the WAIivIKI INN will run a We document. wagonette patrons, aa 1 must make room for Oct. 1. for the benefit of its 1 el WING LUNG CO. A. N. Constr. H. L. Ferguson, de- leaving the corner of Fort and King 108 KING STncG' our Holiday Goods already Challenge to tached Puget Sound Naval Station on streets as follows: King Street, corner of Alak Orators. WAS Editor completion Of docking of Wisconsin and ; i i 1 ordered. Advertiser: The following is a of Con- FOR WAIKIKI INN: j. j. uniRi ' PJ of to temporary duty in Bureau a challenRe teues bv the So. ial- - 0:30 A. M. 12:30 P. M. DEERLESS ist struction and Repair. party to both the Reoublienn Sec. Harold Colvocoresses, U. 5:30 P. M. aa and 1'emoeratlt Lieut. Wkelssau Preserving Paint chairman of the cam-- S. appointed, paign M. C. FROM WAIKIKI INN. NOW IS THE committees, to debat with the So- - AUG. -- 1st Lieut. L. B. Purcell, IS USED BY ALL PAINTERS ! Cl.illKtS 2. 7:40 A. M. 4:30 P. M. I 'ir.jinted ,f for two weeks BUTCH3 I l,ae absence 10:00 A. M. TIME TO BUY. ChaJrnMkM nr ii,...... n . - 1' i lc Office Opposite Club Stables. ai Ca mpaiKn committees: In r.i 2.1. R. '. Dewey, nana r.t K.. c.....i..,; r - . the tTIO Lieut. CONTRACTU 1 Single 25 cents; 3 tickets, J1.00. H. P. WALTON. Manager pr - I Fare, XAVY . ..i:i' ? 'u- havinK n appointed in the Marine :",uor of onice or OBJce this tall to debate with our can.li- - Corps and taken the oath LESSONS IN ART 'h.t. s on Repubticanlsm or Democracy vs. dered to procure the necessary uniform. PROF. VAN PRANG S ORCHESTRA V , Socialism. We challnM th rii,h rl SEPT. 5. Major George Richards, will play during dinner at the Inn on (rtl8 Ale, lU, CHIYA e &CO ther rf the KepubUcan or Democratic 'Asst. Paymaster, on duty with the Wednesday and Sunday evenings. to ,.t-- i c:nhnnl. and Parties represent the laboring class in in China, ordered to proceed to "1 I thr halls of Congress or the Legislature. marines Water. Corner Nuuanu and Given by Mrs. Bh4 Old Washington, D. C. Aerated Alfred Willis in St. your candidates decline the chat-b- -i 938. Andrew's Cathedral School-roo- m on ee you may sUbcUtttte any one else SERVICE. H. N. Ali iY, Hotel Streets. Tel. Mondays, REVENUE CCTTKR From Wednesdays and Fridays from Mi Kinley or J'.ryan down to a cotn-SlO- Order SO Manage'. from 9: t 11:30 A. M. And at Iolani ward heeler. Al'G. 2f 2d Lieut. G. C. Carmine, College on Mondays from S to 4 P. M. Awaimig en early reply from you. I re Onondaga and as- mam, detached from the Soda Ml HERBERT T. SHAW, signed to construction duty at Rich- Hawaiian W hrganmt r Section Honolulu B. I.. P. HvrViii Slintn Sha Castle & Cooke mond, Va. 5 F. A. Lewis, erantcd thir-- t ofn TELEPHONE LIMITED Sec. Lieut. The pioneer Japanese printing Hilo's Sanitary Needs. y Shlnpo. th days' leave. The publisher of Hawaii All Delrreredj!!? TRIBUNE! - only dally paper publish t Orders Captain Sam Johnson left on the Ki- Constr. J. W. Lee. granted thirty Japanese " LIFE and FIRE Is the POPULAR WHEEL nau yesterday for Hilo taking with him days' leave. the Territory of Hawaii. FOR FIRE one of the - W. Myers, from the Y. SOGA, Editor. PROPOSALS odorless excavators belong- 1st Asst. Bngr. C C. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor ing to the Board of Health. It will be jMcLane to the Semiole. - Whitman & Co., recalled that an order was made some- - Al'G. 30.-Ch- ief. Kngr. F. R. l alken- Offie SEALED Editorial and Printing neai PKOrtheoffice ,0;i Q A(6H ago by to the Wino- P. O MMhMi at the 1 SU f I1G6 time the Board to have one of stein. from the Seminole King street bridge, King street of the I 4JtKNT9. FORT STREET 907. Commissioners Box i- the excavators sent to Hilo. Captain na. Department, until - ,oOO'j. Johnson will organize system Engr. C. H. Foote. granted the there chief oer o, ifvu, i . prf r.w I cotton-cove- r- - and will likewise make an inspection thirty days' leave. BEAVER LUNCH ROOMS. 2Xi-ln- ch &.?r Honolulu Iron Works Co H. H. Wolf, granted four- - - AQENTS FOR of the town and report to the Board Srd Lieut. delivered witnm e.'.- oi unif- STEAM ENGINES, its sanitary needs. It is likely that on teen days' leave. J. NOLTE : : : : Proprietor ication of acceptance rf tf his to a AUG. 31. Capt. O. S. Willey, granted Fort St., Opp. Wilder Co. tenders must ue CO- return the city Sanitary officer - BOILERS, SUGAR MILLS. CCOLMU of for seven days on lev 11 Midi HIM will be appointed for Hilo. an extension leave resen' tne BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS, account of sickness. The Board BOSTON First Class Lunchs Served any ana an oiu. acJ OF ind Machinery of every descriptlc TDK GIRL. SEPT. 1. Capt. L. N. Stodder, grant- K. noXECAL With Tea, Coffee, Soda Water, Ginger of Conrtl made to order. Particular atteaties ed, seven days' leave. Ale or Llllk. &ecreiij'.TtrA- insurance ng ieitu fiie Unm paid to ship's blacksmithlng. Jst In Donegal there is a custom of en-agi- 3d Lieut. H. G. Fisher, from the Dal- Open from 7 a, m. to 10 p. m. of the HonoK'j" OF HARTFORD work executed on th shortest aeUe both farm hands and servants las to the Boutwell. Smokers' Requisites a Specialty.

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fHl PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVEBT1 ;k HoNOLFLI SEPTEMBER 26 1900

L HOPP & CO. J. HOPP & CO lii.ms. This was all and the court 11 n i r I journed for the day. it i ti L Hawaii Land Co. HAWAII 1 60 o Th Heat t the Lowes THK C.RIKVK ESTATE. M MM Price at HOPP'B. EOF o James L. Mclean has applied to the LIMITED Ct Circuit Court for the allowance of his LIMITED. 4 final accounts and the termination of the I IM1TED. X W. spend- - j c guardianship of L Grieve, a j incorporated Under X T uw Laws ol DESKS. ft drift. His accounts show receipts of Capital Stock o JAPANESE and expenditures of $3(M.'3, leaving a $100,000. KepuhUc of Hawaii. i balance of $3,7i2.24 in of the -- APITAL. favor estate. Capital, paid up $55,000. 40u,aet M Almost without numW. Pecu- WANTS TO BE A OFFICERS AND liar designs, rare finishes with CITIZEN. DIRECTORS' g.ivi 111 Stook and ornamental work of every ! ' I :,"i r Wood, a school teacher, OFFICERS. g1 M- - co PrertdaM 1 applied for naturalization in the Vice Mrs. Seiki Wants Her me Court. In his petition he an- - W. C. Ac hi iresident A Manage) u n" r OU. Preaidtt Sale n Offrr for Brit-a'- o ( nounces that he was born in Great Caakiet M. K. Vice-Prealde- ni C. and that he took out his first papers Nakulna r. Atherton Aaalstant Cashief c Freedom. ,lr. Eitehtield countv. Connecticut, on J. Makalnal Treasure! Dsrectora Henry Waterhouse, June 29th, May, To a. -- 19. Enoch Johnson Secretary F. W. Maciarlane. E. D. Teuaev c J. A. ' a. Parlor CASE REOPENED, Geo. L. Desha Audi to McCandlesa. o ase of Mclntyre vs. Allen was or- - Solicits the Aocounta of Firms Cor- and TELLS OF BAD TREATMENT porations, Trusta, O iy Judge Humphreys yes-- BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Individuale and will P uay. A default had been entered ow- - promptly and carefully attend to all ini.' to the absence of the B defendant fnd Jonah Kuxnalae, business ea-rrust- ed Suites. connected with banking On odd pleci s the preocupatlon of his agent Taul Mi.h-l- ei 4 for th parlor, w J. Makalnal, to it. Sell and Purchase For-Mg-n sitting room or library. iur dorf. Judge Humphreys ordered that Exchange, . Issue Letters of E pay Credit. rArtR, stork lit uvfl h imlngly com-2- Other Wives Also Ask Freedom From the defendant all the costs of the J. W. Blpikane p! O vs.- up to date and an attorney's fee of SAVINGS riVK PAINT. --c Marriage Bonds News of tm. DEPARTMENT. a. --o The above Company will huy, leasa Ordinary and Term Deposits jOOJCIl AND STACK PAINT a DEM TRUER OVERRULED. recelTt ft th? Courts. or sell lands In all parts of tha Ha and Interest allowed in accordant i i i IMPOUND. .ImlKe Humihreys yesterday heard ar with rules and conditions printed la gi n.ents on defendant's demurrer ?n the wallan Islands; and also has houses ii j pass books, copies may PAINT Ga-Mtt- of which r bj c;:re of Avery against the Hawaiian C the City of Honolulu for rent. It not often th.it the meek little sleek-haire- d on application. Com paay. The 1. murrer was over-ru- h iad !hina lu'll from Japan rise In revolt d. K. K. Thompson appeared for Judd Building, Fort street. ihe o itralnt their lawful lords and masters., Of ft ndant. o Closets' i"it Fiial S- - tkl has imMUd Homethlng of Ti EROTECT MINORS' INTERESTS. .LA.US SPRECKELS. WM. Q. . the spirit of freedom that dwell- - in these 51 GARS, i.i " f'hlnaware light; let Mrs. Helen A. Holt has iipplied to the w ii lr Islands and she jrour friends it ! n t k.- - p has learned from her Cir ult Court for her appointment as COMPANY, LTD. I . . It In ri.iop. ari gi ardlan ad litem of her minor children hi Mis Granulated. stowed f.way out of the way sisters that when marriage has i to them in in they i a failure the best Is a suit which 409 Honolulu, H. T. HONOLULU, H. L l' ltln thing to do ar. interested, as heirs of Jas. R. Holt. Fort Street. to nd It all and shuffle off the husl.and P. O. Box 447. UNT OILS. to certain property at Waialua. BAN w'.ih whorri life has SSSOSBe Irksome. FRANCISCO AGENTS nl and Llnaasd. ASKS FOR ACCOENTING. Q Ho .Kuat Se'kl has. In true American NEVADA NATIONAL BANK A full-fledg- motion has been tiled in BAN FRANCISCO. st!. . I.r ught a ed suit for di- -. the Circuit Transacts a C u rt to have S. K. Ka-n- e. guardian of i Side rtSJ airalnst her husband, Buiehl Seikl. nn oomiie, 3 i Elizabeth K. Robinson, who has recent- Patent Klastle Sections 'J and It one of the first divorce suits ly tome of age, gfve an accounting of her DRAW EXCHANGE ON Inf. o btouKhl l.y a Japanese woman in the estate. General Trust 3AN FRANCISCO Tha Nevada a. Boards T3 '"'"s of Hawaii and possibly in an TO QUIET TITLE. tlonal Bank of San Francisco. RIM. Not hint; seta off a dining room Anieriean court. The Waialua Agricultural Company Business. LONDON The Union Bank of Loots re advantage, or NBStj Cir-ru- ("td.) id Water Psint. ta adda Ir her which was tiled In the lt Limited, and Andrew Cox have been i ' more a marie an quiet ti- NEW YORK American In 1 eol onvnlenre than I'ourt yesterday. Kuni states tha; defendants in action to Exchansa white an No dining room Is tle brought in by Authorized to act as executor, adminis- Mdebard. si..- MM m.irri.-- to III In the First Circuit Court tlonal Bank. complete without on". We linv" Bilk Yamaifuchl, Helen A. Holt and Helen A. Holt, guar-,dia- n trator, guardian, agent, receiver or .1.1 an. on V';ii-i- CHICAGO Merchants' National t them ti suit all taatea and or about April K.th. IV. She ad litem of Valentine S. Holt, i. trustee. Acts as trustee of corporation I'RESS CLOTH, purses s; fa thnt she has ever been faithful to K. Holt. Amelia A. Holt, James ft. mortgages. PARIS Credit Lyonnals. It. - ! vows and In respects lb Helens A. Holt and iren- N. Host, BERLIN Dresdener Bank. t n marital has all Takes Entire Charge of Real and ami Jute. i mu.c rs. HONGKONG YOKOHAMA m nam Ud hern. If as a chaste and faith- I AND Tlie minors named are the children and Hongkong; ful wife hcirs-at-la- w Personal Properties and "anghal Banklsj ! should, but that Uulchl In of James R. Holt, late of N I . I.IMK AM) BRICKS x has x nu ny wa s violated his vows and has Honolulu, deceased, and Helen Holt is Collects rents, interest on notes, mort- Corporation. 1 th widow. The petitioner alleges Ik-.-- that gages and bonds, dividends on stocks, NEW ZEALAND AND ATJS RTALIA" Awnings lirticulurly guilty of extreme cruel- 2.'i. lJnHl, ,on September she was appointed re- ty I. pays all taxes and assessments, and Bank of New Zealand. toward it. having on several occa- - guardian ad litem of the minors by the mits income at reasonable rates. MADh TO ORDER su r.s. ,:r' plaintiffs claim VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bass notably about a year after their "it Court. The title of British North America. n.iirrlaue. and struck her and in fee to a certain parcel of land situated Buys and Sells Bonds and Stocks, i kikd at Keheka. Waialua. containing an area threaten. .1 to q General bqukioo Business o kill her. cf sixtv-tw- o acres more or less. The Rents safes, and stores valuables in iHct i mm l fire-pro- of 1 burglar and vaults. AGENTS FOR Upholstering Short after this time Mrs. Seiki say.--' laintiff alleges the defendants are with Deposits Received. Loans mads sa she was turned out of doors by the once out any right whatever In the land in Member of Honolulu Stock Exchange. Approved Security. Commercial ami - question, and prays that she be adjudg- UN MM . H It KFl N I N'G 00, A SPECIALTY. loving llulchl and she was forced to leave OFFICERS: Travelers' Credits Issued. Bills of rran. ed to own the land in fee simple and that change Bought Boss. lero. 'si. T h!m and take up another residence. They the defendants be debarred from assert- E. D. TENNEY, President. and 2 had bees living at Watpahu. Ewa. Oahu, ing :ny claim whatsoever In or to the B. A. MOTT-SMTf- H, Vice President. COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY ian" a few days ago Ituichi came land adverse to the plaintiff. GEORGE R. CARTER, Treasurer. ACCOUNTED FOR. to her Jf. R. o -- GALT, Secretary. VioTIVBS WORKS o sad aid b.. was going to kill her and '. H. COOKE, Auditor. iphia, I'a. J. Hopp & Co HO she Stlievfs he will do unless the WOULD DIE FOR V. V. ALLEN, & courts Interfere. She states that Buichi B. M. BALLOT", BISHOP CO. O is a strong and healthy man and is ca-- Directors. o LEADING FURNITURE I able .if earning the sum of tier month. LOVE OF A LASS EWCLL UMITIMAI. MILL CO.. srMes Is siitliflent tO support the two of . ifartamrs of National Ca th m SAVINGS BANK r. DEALERS. bl. New TofB. 1 j Ti.klng nil these things into considera-il- i H.-ik- i Yowhimura not Wounded n. Mrs. tlievis she Is entitled to ivai I Idun i In r freedom and she asks an absolute di- So Office at bank building on Meraaaat vorce from S iki. Save by Himself, iilm Llkewisi she reasSSlS LIMITED Street. A TFINIB PAINT coMPANT, --;King and Bethel Sts.P t. m.orary Injunction against Seikl to the Police Say. rfer-lii- g s s s I uf VSSl iilm from molesting or int. I aa FrsJMlsse, Csi. I OFFICERS: with her and that he may b compidl- - Savings Deposits be 1. HOPP CO. J. HOPP CO ' to pay sum $.'irt will received ami 4 k her the of rounsel's ITnmqalted love was the cause of v..- - a. P. Baldwin Preside!). In erest allowed by this Bank at fes fees and IB for costs of the court. Vice-Preside- shlmurS'S desperate attempt to end his . B. Castle First nt and one-ha- lf per cent per annum. A Humphreys n ran the tempor- Vice-Preside- NOT A I'd, Judxe ted W M. Alexander. Second nt . Si-ik- i on .n rranrl-o- Cal. ary in In net lot. prayed f..r. and if life on Sunday ninrnins Liliha street 7. P. Cooke s s s ill s not leave bis .(nondam wife In peace a razor. lovesick Japanese Treasure! Bread and Rolls with The A . O. Smith .... Secretary and Audits Ifca will .itmp up againvt the strong arm of swain is now lying on a cot in the Printed copies of the Ruies and Regs, I 'he law. hospital. ptattaSj still for the lations ay be obtained on appllaatlss. K. M. Brooks Is Mrs. Selki's attorney. tjueen's Oriental maiden who refuses to give Honolulu, September 7, 188. A NOT 1 1 i:R SAO STORY. him her heart. With his throat ban- Sugar Factors Lands A Ion tale of erueltv I told by Mariea daged to heal and hide the terrible AND- Pies and Cakes. licnitikson In the lllwl tor divoree whhh wound. Voshlmura yearns unceasingly BISHOP & CO. h filed vesterday In the Cirrult Court for a of her who disdains to ac- Commission Merchants. jin.iltiKt h r husband. A. Ilenrlckson. MM siht Honolulu September 7, 188. ih.it he married Henriekson at cept his hand. t.i. says to kill himself be- KLESII EVERY DAT. Kan. uh-- alin. ei .June llth. ls;7. an He he tried a.ENT8 FOR For went tti live with him at Waimanalo. Oa- cause the maiden w h-- he loved would THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BAM THE REST IN TOWN. Hawaiian Commercial A Sugar Os hu. Their honeymoon lasted but a not marry him. Several times had she Olaa Sugar Company, LIMITED n.onth and after that Ilenrlckson IkKuii refused him when pressed to become Haiku Sugar Company, to treat his wife atomitialily, aoeordlnn to half, and finally in despair Pala Plantation Company, story. ealllnK her vile names and ac- - his better 'ier he wandered away from her. remained Nahlku Sugar Company, Kr d llv. ry to Tal and Kalihl. i usInK her of Infidelity with Chinese and Klhei Plantation Co., Subscribed Capital Ten 24,000,000 Sale se She" to the Maternity, on the streets dutitiR the night trying ranie Hawaiian Sugar Company, mar-rn.K- e lb me In this City the fall after her Its Cool his ardor, and finally as dawn Paid Dp Capital . Ten I Kabul ui Railroad Company, 18,000,000 and during her four months resi- - 'spread its rosy hue over the expanse i. 1 1' thi-- r her husband did not come of the valleys of N'uuanu. he endeavor- and Resened Fond , . Ten 8.030,00 was born they i near her. After her child ed to extinguish his own life. A razor, made up their differences, but at various The California A Oriental Steamship Co German Bakery tinirs from then on they had fallings out keen sad bright was found beside him ur t II the last and final ru. tlon a few by residents of the valley and tOid the HEAD OFFICE: l T 67: K FORT ST IM KINO STREET TRACT rnoE tPPl ..ks when sin- tinaily l.rt htm tor, story of his rashness. I here was no ESTABLISHED IN 1S53. INTEREST her mother. 'foul suspected. His play as was at first On Deposl 12 4 tm H.M to IUM s lot. formerly M asks divorce ar.d custodv of the ,,, - ... . , I ,v, ,i i Om lc Fixed for months, aa .1 Mr.,1. . ..!! r J UII..Vl .I'll ..... - BISHOP & CO cent per annum. -- se-- r.ow convalescing from the shock, and Wllcoa's premises. LI vrt of the ehlldren as may just. 1 may be well In the course 'if a couple On Fixed Deposl' for months, sat THE ST. i'LAIR'S TROUBLES. of weeks. He says, however, he does Bankers cent per annum. t M ! On Deposit f I months, I pe. rs rtha St. Clair has lllBSSjIll suit not care to live longeV TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING Fixed In the Circuit I'oiirt for ahsolute divorce AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS. cent per annum. fn m John St. I'lalr. In her libel she TWFNTT I HP E.h-rrar- y INTEREST ALLOWED BT THR LOTS IN MANOA states that she married St. Clair on THE INDEPENDENTS. of 1st. 1S8. In Honolulu. RiKht Rev. Commercial and Travelers' Letters HEAD OFFICE AT YOKOHAMA. l S3. tea M. Ilishop of (ilha. performing the Credit issued, available in all the mano'e Traot. rmann. 1 per day. r. motiv. Sini'. lVi.. sh allcKcs her hus- - Native Party Leaders Busied With Principal Cities of the World. On Current D posit Md sen kd. l.i.m' has f.iil.-- to contribute to her sup- Their Campaign. INTEREST allowed after July L 1833, On Fixed Deposit for 11 months, Ift pe port and she has been compelled to earn on fixed deposits: 7 days' notice, 2 per - rvvv v R. N. Royd cent per annum. Si r own llvinic. There are two children. and Win. Mossman have cent (this form will not bear interest years to town on The Bank buys and receives for col- nr eleven and the other twelve of returned from their tour unless it remains undisturbed for one lection Bills of Exchange, issue as, and of these she asks the custody. the Ewa and Koolau side of the Island month); 3 months, 3 per cent; 6 months " 1 Drafts and Letters of Credit and trans- II' N RED LOTS IN KAIC J. J. PLONSKY, tr.Kether with an absolute tfVoeCS. Hi'nry as registrars. The latter reported that ZV2 per cent; 12 months, 4 per cent I acts a general banking business. Sn Ith Is her attorney. SJ5 iUallfied voters were registered SB I if is Islands M Ii M0 s DISTRIBUTOR. t Mair said to have left the from 1'uuloa to Waimanalo and he Q. & CO., LTD. for good and all. WM. IRWIN Branch of Yokohama Specie Bank-Ne-w T. OF H. thinks that two-third- s of them are In- Rep He 21 ig. Honolulu, K. L IN THE SUPREME COURT. dependents. He also said that the f I In th- - Supreme Court yesterday hut two Home Rule Party is very strong in W"m. G. Irwin President A Manager SaSSS Were arKUed, althoitfrh they tofik Bf Fuulon. Aiea. Waipahu. Waianae. Laie. Claus Spreckels First Vlce-Pre- s C. BREWER &CO.UD IN KF.KK) Vlce-Pre- s r'm Lots TRA'T. the Krealer part of the day. In - W. M. Giffard Second . Hatiula. Kaal.e-.i- Kahaluu. Kan- 'die. Queen Street, Honolulu, H. I. I the Kllanea Hmtar Company. CWSTteS JI. M. Whitney, Jr Treas. & Sec'j Heeia. - Man Island. lno a lot Ostgaton and A. O. Correa appeared for Kailua and Waimanalo. Geo. W. Ross Audit o- New Books the plaintiff and E. H. McClanahan for R. W. Wilcox and I. Kalam.kalani. the defendant. In Kelliilihune vs. Vi.r-rs- , the leaders of the Independent Home AGENTS T"OR K. V. Hankey presented the plaintiff s th- - yester- sr; R FACTORS Rule party, left on Kinau One-m- ea 1 i- -n Hawaiian Agricultural Company, e.is. anl a n smiin ami i aincari day. Ttipp will visit Molokal and La- - AiD ared for the defendant. Sugar Company, Honomu Bus Tr.vrT LOTS IN Nr haiOS in behalf of their party. Company, Walluku Sugar Company, Golden Rule Bazaar. THE FEDERAL COURT. Com m ission Agents n rican Sugar Col. Makee Sugar tt.TAO Company, Sugar S lot It was a very brief session of the Fed-- . The whiskey touches the right Ookala Plantatios II FORT STREET. y that AGENTS FOR THE Company, Ranch Com- ..l Court that Judge Estee held yester-d.i- spot every Haleak! -.- time Is Jesee Moore "AA" pany, Kapapala Rvnch, Moloksi - t for ar- He the ImnreKtan & Oceanic Steamship Company gument on Friday morning at l' o'clo-- k Call for It Lovejoy Co., are distrib- Ranch. Wil- - utors Planters' Line, San TncIsco Packets a.'' Lordship's Leopard. h admit t.. to practice Charles for the Islands. Of San Fra ..sco, Cal. Etc.. Etc. "Ills Charl" Brewer A Co.'s Line of Boa- - To Have and to Hold." "Red Pottae, ton Packets. A Daughter of the Vine," "When Agents Boston Bor rd of Underwriters In Flower," "No. Agents rhiladulphla Board of Cs nlhthood Was the TROUBLES OF A PAIN & derwriters. loan Street" Three Men on Wheels," MCCHESNEY SON Standard Oil Company. 1 I. ft nl r a The Prisoners of Hope." with "Un-Ufllten- o l Hr-a- d." MULE TO "Senstor North." "1 BE AIRED LIST OF OFFICERri 1 Indiana, "The Blaek Wholesale Grocers and Dier. ktitUm from C. M. Cooke, President; G-- r fltrmrs Brt" "For the Queen in Sou. Leather and Shoe Findings. Robertson, Manager; E. F Blahor-Treasure- r Afriea," "Currlta. Countess of Albor-ioa.- -' and Secretary; Coi. W. V K A Ml I.K. until yent'-rua- neipea 10 draw ous i.c t tlie IHuuanu vaney Wster-bouse- , W. C. The Voice of tha People." Rob- which Soap Works Cean Allen. Auditor; P. C. Jcnes. B Achi llne, cmild talk, he might hrinis tears froir ev.-- the hardened patrons of the 'hus Agents Honolulu G. R. Carter, Directors. Tournay" of the Fouee-oat- " uany, Honolulu, Tannary. ert la "Pursuit I'oll. eman brought the "bus and its Poal. a native. end to eomi.anv Hanrahan driver. "Janice sferedtth." "A Name yesterday afternoon and charged the man with cruelty to "Monsieur Beauealre," 10 th ih' station JUHEI ISHIZUKA 'on Jure WIJ," The unfortunate mule was charred with a hi l.undle of hay Which the H W. FOSTER CO., The Autoblcsraph of a Orlssly.' "The ant main AGENCY OF t. t d. "cop" fed him from the police mangers. Cnd of an rSrs." "Deacon Bradbury." Gold and Silversmith Company. Matian. r I'aln of Tramways fame tSSSSS of the 'hus line. His affection for HIN With 1 In Cubs Bhafter." 'Troorr th. mule kind Is too well known to remark d. Yesterday Policeman Hanrahan KEI BANK, LTD. ' Em-are- es not." "The Sign of the Cross," MM n tied that one of the pair of hybrids attached to 'bus was plainly suffering;. FINE WATCH REPAIRING, Ef Vineyard Street, Real Oetaeia," "With Kitchener to 1 E5tate The patient animal strained and puffed at his work and Hanrahan. who is verse, : RAVING-- and DIAMOND-SETTIN- G Khartoum." "In Hampton Roads," In the ways f the mule, collared the driver and at the station pointed out to Cap- All Goods and Work Guarantee Comee," "A Oentleman Player." tain Foa af th.- - Mvunlwl Police Patrol the condition of the mule's foot. HOTEL oTREET Brokers. Bea t II- - king Mx fe.-- Trail tact General Ban sad of The mule v.;i!i unalile to plae. both hind s.juarey on the ground. could The Hero a." only aland on his hind toes. He dug his toes Into the earth in efforts to ease chance Business. on them. Captain Fox said tha' the animal was afflicted with drawn Notice to Owners, Architecst the strain HEAD OFFICE - - - TOKYO, JAPAK UOV CHAN !.ns. the result of constant up-hi-ll work. The continual strain of haulinn the WEST KING ST ti grades, permanently affected hind legs and and Builders heavy 'bus up the steep had the mule's on feet Hml his dally tasks mean constant anguish. Draw Exchange ohia if course the driver didn't know anything about it and the stable boss knew FIRST NATIONAL BANK. wood for sale Merchant Tailor Manager Pain was entirely lirn .rant of It. Rut the mule was thoroughly E. QUINN, YOKOHAMA. and laid W. familiar with the cause of his trouble, and. once released from the 'bus. he 115 UNION STREET. ' r nantlty. down with a groan that told all his tale of woe. There was a look in his Apply to himself Is DreDared to furnish estimates on Subscribe for the ADVERTISER Ho- : a s Perfect Fit Guaranteed mild eye that indicated his patient, soft nature, but a curious movement of his rear dally paper 75 cents a in ss nolulu's live feet warned thoee who were responsible for his misery that in a fair field the mule first-cla- modern plumbing, Patronage it West Kln Strt O. Box 162. 5645 month, delivered to any part of the city. 607 HCTEL STREET. himself might prove his own avenger. solicited. P. I

ffHK PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES: HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 26, 1900.

JUST ARRivED PER AUSTRALIA

The last invoice 1

' I With the j European

THE TRANSPORT THOMAS. tho transport Port Stevens has arrived at Change in I Nafcasaki from Taku, where she unloaded Goods The United States Army Transport 2." escort wagons which had been brouKht Thomas, 'aptain Buford, master, ar- - from Manila for use in the transportation 1 111 to be shipped to ti rived in this port yesterday eveninR of tht party of foreigners rescued from I Hi 1 ' - i " from San Francisco with a large nam- . , . ,. . . troops for Manila. The Thomas Under the Old Tarifl, ber of transport Athenian has 1. ft Kobe a Comes a sweeping reduction In San Francisco at 1 o'clock on left the for amia with w;;so,n trains for the the price of all goods of American amon hich comprise, afternoon of Tuesday, the ISth, instant, First Cavalry, whic h regiment was sent g ic t,tmi makintr an exceedingly Kood trio clown. t instead of to China. manufacture. s line of At 4:J o'clock yesterday afternoon the e 'ar Dei.artmcnt has been notified of J We have cut on every piece of sighted off Koko the arrival at Kobe of the transport transport was Head. RtratitnaM'le. Two officers and 27 men of B Jewelry and silverware in the I It was ociock, nowever, oeiore sne tht. Ninth Cavalry wore aboard, as well m uuuse, miu you win De surpnsec en idles' Golf Caoes was alongside the naval wharf. The as horses and 44 mules. She will pro-doct- or at the great difference from for- - was late in getting out to her er-r- to Manila. land on account vessel was 1 fie Department lias also been advised this the later here, where quality pat in docking than she would otherwise of the arrival of the transports Warn ions and siuiiuMjiiiiy ai.d Sherman at Manila. The Warren II tern are considerations. nannes na oten. txBAi on board two squadrons of the Ninth The Thomas brought no mail for this Cavalry and recruits. The Sherman car- What do you think of full-size- d - J Reduction port as it was expected that the Aus- 'ries one battalion each of the Second, solid sliver teaspoons being re-- B Sale and Eighth Infantry. Bagatele Boards tralta would arrive here first and all Fifth duced to $8.00 a dozen, with en-- 4 To make room for a lare invoice of VEHICLES mail was reserved for the regular liner. COMMUNICATION. graving thrown In, and all ar-- proved the postal authori- ETC. now on the way. For a limited time we v ill The Thomas Kditor Advertiser: There is an article tides of silverware reduced in lik ties in San Francisco mistaken for once. in vesterdav's naner about the Sailors' proportion. otl'er our present oek of jThe Australia left the day after the iinicm of the Pacific concerning the cook Thomas and will arrive the first thing of the bark Ceylon. The Sailors' Cnion These are by no means catch this morning with just one day's later has nothing to do with the cook o the prices, but regular prices which news of the outside world than was rlt Ceylon nor with the crew, nor the will prevail now on, on jh.W. Jordan, or mates of Lewis and Turk. here from Buggies, Runabouts, brought by the transport. , Thp namp that appeara at the boltom an tne ainerent lines of goods great troopship are S .1 . . Aboard the there 'of tht, article doesn't show the truth to iruin me ciaies. 51 10 over 1500 soldiers of the 5th Infantry the public, therefore I pronounce him a Fort Street. Phaetons, and Sth Infantry, besides recruits and .beachcomber of a low type. While reducing all our Ameri- - Surreys, JAMES DONALD SIMPSON. k can goods we nave cnangeu a big list of civilian passengers, nurses noi ETC, ETC. ETC and surgeons Captain W. M. Coulling, the prices on any of our European A. Q. M., I S. A., is the quartermaster VESSELS IN FORT. 4 potteries, glass and chlnaware, Ijlsland Re ii-C- 3, - gicauij tcuutcu x& uvu t luis uyyuiLumi in .bargo of the Thomas. Mrs. Coul- I. And- nlthnuch th nrmonlJ . laO aj ARMY AND NAVY. O" VV'L m ling is also aboard. Two days before forty per cent more than former- - A of Delivery WagoRS, U. Tug Iroquois, Pond, Midway Isl-- l "See our stork the Thomas left San Francisco, the 8. while out present very large men of the quartermaster's department nd, August 6. Company, Drays, Etc., Harness Whips, Robes. U S. A. T. Thomas, San Fran-eiM-- o, tly, lasts we will sell the old of transport were Ruford. at the Sheridan September 25; en route to Manila rates. Is very ferred to the Thomas and those This a large saving J via Nagasaki witli stores for Taku and W to nrt.t vca men I V,ot ing to the Thomas were assigned to Manila. vnll rnnrr1 duty aboard the Sheridan. So that the MERCHANTMEN. you make your purchases from Limited. m , & Supply Co., " 1 Vehicle &a- - Pacific Thomas and Sheridan swapped men in v.. . v these lines now, oeiore id tnTe twp departments. Corporal M. Archer. Am. bk., Calhoun, San Francisco( Vance become8 necessary. I1VII Garver is the commissary clerk on the August 21. i day block. BERETANIA STREET. Thomas, lie hails from Des Moines. Abbey Falmer, Am. bk., Uhlberg, New F. J. LOWRET, President. 18. Vice-Preside- Pwa. castle, September C. D. CHASE, nt Ar.nie M. Campbell, Am. sch., Freidberg, On Friday, about noon, the Thomas ARTHUR B WOOD, Treasunw x oi l uamuie, pcpieiuoer if. sails for Nagasaki. She has large Aloha, Am. schr., Frey, Laysan Island, J. A. GILMAN, Secretary. quantities of stores for Taku and Ma- September 24. E. P. DOL1E, Auditor. THE LEADER nila. From Nagasaki she sails for Ma- -' Challenger, Am. sp., Gould, New Tork, nila. September 1. The following is a complete list of the Dunreggan, Br. bk., Dixon, London, f OF MINERAL WATERS IS army officers, nurses, surgeons and August 8. NOTICE. civilian passengers the trans- Esther Buhne, Am. schr., Salvesen, Eu- aboard reka, August 26. 1 port : , Enterprise, Am. San Francisco, 1 We buy and sel alty. act u ifto schr., -- I 26. appraisers, trustees, elven mm Fifth Infantry Col. Comba, Capt. Par-,tfll- o, August FORT nl Sep- STREET. Capt. Carnahan, First Lieut. Hamil-Itr- n, Euterpe, Am. sp., Sachs, Newcastle, derwriters. First Lieut. Ingraham. First Lieut. tember 18. ,H. K. Knight, Second Lieut. II. C. Price, F S. Redfield, Am. schr., Jorgenson, Port 18. Shasta Water. J Second Lieut. C. Cordier, A. A. Surg. Mc- Gamble, August Kay, Maj. Chance, Capt. Hackney. Capt. Florence, Am. sp., Ryder, Tacoma, Aug- K. Normoyle, ust 29. e. O. ehase. ,J First Lieut. Raltzell, First Lieut. Williams. (E. Jt): Second Great Admiral, Am. sp.. Sterling, New- MANAGER castle, September 16. Nature's most wonderful gift. Drink it once and you will no Lieitt. L. D. Cabell, Second Lieut. P. W. drink other Meek, Second Lieut. F. B. Davis, A. A. John Currier, Am. sp., Lawrence, Tacoma, Office J4 Judd Building. Surg. C. August 28. water. It is a water that should be on the table at all times, containing A. Ross. BK Eighth Infantry Maj. J. S. Stretch, Kilmory, Br. sp., Corrance, Liverpool, Telep ne, Haln 111. enough minerals to keep the system in a proper tone. Nothing injurious Capt C. P. Terrett. Capt. John Stafford, Eng., August 7. charged into Shasta Water that will bring on illness, but drives illness away, First Lieut D. W. Kilbourne, First Lieut. :R P. Rithet, Am. bk., McFhail, San Fran-C- . WE ARE PREPARED E. Russell, First Lieut. E. I'. Collins, Cisco, September 12. Instead. Second Lieut. A. V. L. R. de Beaumont, Sebastian Bach, Br. bk., Nagasaki, Feb- - TO SUPPLY CONTRACTORS Second Lieut. Elliott Carziac, A. A. Sury. ruary 17. Capt. R. F. Ames Cant M B I Win. Olsen, Am. sch., Hurtman, South M, R. COUNTER Bend. September 12. Parker. Capt. C. W. Kennedv. First WITB Lieut M. P.. Stewart, First Lieut B. H. W. B. Flint, Am. bk., Johnson, San Fran- Man hant, Second Lieut. J. S. James, Seo- - cisco, September 20. I ond Lieut. L. S. Edwards, A. A. Surf?, Shasta Water and j Sa'.t ebj. VESSELS EXPECTED. j Other Passengers Mrs. Graves and two Vessel. From. Stone children, Mrs. Byrne, Mrs. Parth and Enereta, Br. stmr Hongkong The Jeweler Blue Shasta Ginger Ale child, Mrs. Maus and two children, Mrs. Helen Brewer, Haw. sp New Tork Pardee, child and nurse, Mrs. Cowles. Mrs. Henry Falling, Am. sp New York REMOVED TO THE . . . ARE USED EXCLUSIVELY BY THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD .). M. B1I, Miss Hopkins, Mr. Oliver, Roy A J. Fuller, Am. sp Nagasaki Rock COMPANY IN I W. Siiuires, Dr. Chas. F. Nichols anil Hayden Brown. Am. bk Newcastle ALL ITS DINING CARS. wife, Mrs. Lyon and child, Mrs. Spence Lyman D. Foster. Am. sch.... Newcastle f OR BUILDING PURPO; John C. Potter, Am. sp Newcastle : and Child, Mis. Park and two children, Robert Sarles, Am. sch Newcastle Love Block .Miss Towar, D. P. Barrows, Mr. McCttl-lciig- h. Star of Russia, Haw. ship Newcastle H. L. Collins, Prof. M. A. Colton. Wachusett Am. sp Newcastle NEXT DOOR TO IRev. J. r. Webb, Geo. M. Swindell, W. Perseverance, Br. sp Newcastle Also have Road Material for Buiidl ill. Wanamaker, A. A. Sursr. I. E. Ben- Abby Palmer, Am. bk Newcastle W. C. & nett, A. A. Surmr. M. F. Clausslus, A. A. Prince Albert, Nor. sp Newcastle H. H. WILLIAMS Road Beds, Foundations and 8IdwItt Co. Prince Victor. Nor. sp Peacock Surg. L. W. Newcastle Patton, Mrs. Carnahan, Mr. Clan Macpherson, Br. sh Newcastle FORT STREET. gold 1? quantities to suit. S. L. Hunter, L. A. Coddinston, Jos. Ancenls. Br. eh Newcastle jJ'st. A. A. Surp. H. W. Sealer, A. A. Fantasl. Nor. bk Newcastle Sijp. S. C. Lindsay, A. A. Surg. C. 1. Invincible, Am. sh Newcastle GET THE BEST Baker, Muj. Ira C. Brown, Surp. I. S. V.; Stiorn. Nor. bk Newcastle Estimates furnished by ;';.it. Wilson Chase, Twenty-fir- st Infan- Wrestler, Am. bkt Newcastle try, U. S. Drumburton, Br. sh Newcastle Grand Opening V.: Second Lieut. Oliver S. Fresno, Am. bk Newcastle Snyder, Eighteenth Infantiw; Secon 1 Alex. McNeil, Am. bk Newcastle UlUt. J. S. Chambers, Twelfth Tnfantrv; Golden Shore, Am. sh IN A FEW DAYS. Poiolo N Ready V E. Norris. A. B. Edmond, E. Staples, Newcastle Li l Rock Roofing Dominion, Bh. bk Newcastle IT HAS A. A. Surtr. W. E. Apple, A. A. Surg-J- . James Nesmith, Am. sh Newcastle in STOOD THb TEST FOR 25 YEARS K. Ashlmrn, Harry R. Pierce, George llallramah cVi THn,Ana,lA PHOTOGRAPHIC C0VPA.NY. Hayworth, s. B. Bbiley, If. F. Hatpin, Kennebee, Am. sh Newcastle 1 ' v. No. I Model Block, office Eourt tJ Ready Rock Roof Paint Is the best for all kinds of roofs, smokestack A. Surg. H. FKaur,ders. H. J. Smith. Adderly, Br. bk NewcasUe boilers, et. Capt Jaeoh H. Culver, Thirty-secon- d Chehalls, Am. bk Newcastle PORTRAITS. V. S. V. Roland, Ger. sh Newcastle CASTLE & COOKE, Ltd Xurses Bertlin. J. Gerteh. Helen G. Irby, Br. sh Newcastle AOfcNTS KOR Sunshine Water Pairbanka, Helen M . Piekei, H. L. Redec- - Mary A Troop, Br. bk Newcastle HONOLULU. I r, Eva Trenholm, lOugenia M. Ward, Snow and Burgess, Am. bk. ..Newcastle Capt H. A. Shaw, Asst. Surg., E. S. A.; Benmore, Nor. bk. NewcasUe Commission Merchants Heater .... Capt. Thos. Ridgeway, Fifth Artillery: W. lAdy First Class Work Guaranteed Palmerston, Nor. bk. ..NewcasUe I I Donovan, L. W. Manning, Hot water day and night without t he use of fire Call First Lieut Marlon LIghtbody, Br. sh. Newcastle, Ent and ses It working C. B. Roean. Jr.. 1'. S V Sitnnl Pnrni v entura, Br. bk Antwerp " sugaiTIFactors. sp London to accept work' unleas perfectly Alpine Cement, NOTES. i ola. Br. actry. ttlf Canned Fruits, FOR The steamship -- Australia from San AGENTS Monterey Sand, Pet and Highland Creams. The Ewa Plantation Co. Francisco is due to arrive here the first Agricultural Cs- - thing morning. Tae Walalua Mortar Stains, Standard Biscuit Co. this A. Full Line of Sugar Co. The steamship Miowera is expected The Kohala Walmea Sugar Mill Co. I from the Colonies today. The Paper and Paper Bags, 1 The Koloa Agrlcaltural Co. The Kinau did not sail until 5 o'clock Works, mmm Boltz Clymer & Co's Cigars. yesterday afternoon as an accommo-- j The Fulton Iron it dation to the delegates of the Repuh-- : Me. lElectrical PHOTOGRAPHIC Co The Standard Oil Co. Iican convention. LIMITED. Steam The ship John F. Currier is taking on The George F. Blake HAWAIIAN MOTT-SMIT- H Weston's Centrifugals. TRADING CO., j ballast preparatory BLOCK, Ltd to leaving for the England Mutual U" w FORT STREET, LOVE Sound tomorrow. Coraer Fort and Hotel The New V BUILDING. 8tret. ruranee Co. of Boston. . The Pacific Mail wharf hajfe. load on. Aetna Insurance f The cargoes of the Algoa, Nippon Ma-r- u, The Fir Hartford. Conn. Rio de Janeiro, Carlisle City and Supplies HUSTACE&CO C. - J Hawaiian Carriage Mfg. Co optic are all there. The Alliance Assurance The following people are expected to DEALERS IN eon. BUILDERS OF arrive on the Australia this morning: FOR Mr. C.ingeman, Miss L. X. Bradshaw, TH- E- VEHICLES Mrs. f. V. Rriggs, Mrs. M. Burns. W. Wood Coal. ISLAND USE U. Castle, Jr., W. A. Cheek, A. F. OF BUILDINGS, and Dark wife, JLIGHTIN5 oo and Sidney Clementson and ALS- O- Club Stables wife. Miss Cluen, A. S. Collins, C. M. 1 REPAIRING Cooke. William M. Cunningham, wife .TORES AND RESIDENCES I WHITE AND BLACK LIMITED given prompt and careful and two children. Mrs. W. L. Decoto. SAND attention Mis. E. Duffy. Miss M. K. Duncan, H. fiSG AND INCANDESCENT we P. Eakin. Mrs. J. T. Fastenrath and I Wnich will sell at the lowest market Telephone 477. two children, rate. SOLE AGENTS FOB James Feore, Mrs. J. R. Mg Gal-brait- BELLiNA, Fulton and three children, W. J. h. CHAS. H. B. Gehr. C. A. Graham, L. Rubber Tire Wheel Co. Graves, wife and two children, Miss Hawes, I I SEATTLE BEER RelUble Horsee, Ixpert The most durable Rubber-Tir- e made. W. F. Heilbrom, wife and Electric Power .rr ChJld, W. F. Heilbrom, Jr., J. A. John- 121 QueenS fM KPgOXB main 47. --AT New Rigs. Fair rrte son. Mrs. C. N. Knapp, L. A. Leven-saler- r, i i THE rJX -g- flgfck. Mrs. Robert Lewers, Charles Used 1b..- - Lewis, The Instrument J. W. Mason, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. CR1TEKI0N SALOON SHOP B. Maguire. G. H.' Morrill, Jr., and wife, lELEVATORS, POMPS, and THE SILENT BARBER Charles Mullen, A. SHREVE & CO., San Meyer, Wr. D. Mutch, Thoroughly DIslnfect4 Bef" Francisco. y, Ars Mrs. J. T. MacDonald, J. H. MacLaf-fert- kinds of MACBINERY. Using. will deliver wife and two R. Ober-wimrne- r, TO FACILITATE TRADE with the Hawaiian Islaads, all children, ill JOSEPH FERN AND IZ. FEEE OF ALL CHARGES FOB Miss EL W. Remem-bexge- r, A. HARRISON CO. goods purchased or ordered of them. Perkins. -- ME TRANSPORTATION to Honolulu, or returning sams to San Francisco. Mrs. E. C. Rowe, Mrs. J. Scott, oo- APT TVflTnM HOTEL. Goods will be sent on selection to those known to the Iras, or who will furnish two children. Mrs. J. Sutherland. Mrs LIMITED. satisfactory references In San Francisco. E. Severin. two children and maid, Mr. FOR SALE. Shanklin, OCEANIC GAS & in F. L. Thirkield and wife. J. Sawing, Planing, Turning, Etc 5 C. Tucker, W. Tomb, T. El Wall. flBEK. Miss C. A. Williams, Miss W7hitney and Large stock of Moldings kept on hand. mammotFrockers F. J. Gil Wilhelm. ELECTRIC CHALLENGER. MARKET AND POST STREETS, SAN FRANCISCO. Kiln Drying, a EX SHIP - upon receipt of request. NEWS OF THE TRANSPORTS. specialty Apply to and pries furnished Rlostrated catalog west of New M&ffoon Block. Phone Main 350.; . T XT).. Ws hars ths largest manufactory ol Jewelry and llverware WASHINGTON, Sept. 18. The Quarter- Estimates Furnished on Short Notlee. C. BREwEK at w. " 'at reel Tork City, and are prepared to furnish special designs. master General has been informed that Kawalahao St., Kewalo. 5643 Queen TH1 PACIFIC COMMEHClL ADVBBT1BEB: HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER i6, 1900.

- r Protet wan also there. Sim was DAY. I THIS BY AUTHORITY. being coaled undr rush orders to ko to CMria, howsvrr, and waa to sail the day SMUGGLERS after the Galilee. VOTERS ON SHIKES TERRITORY MAY FLINT TO BE SOLD Dfli ESTATE 1HD or HAWAII By ord-- r of United States Dtstrlct Judge EXE I TIVK NOTICE de Haven, United States Commissioner ! will sell the submerged ship May Flinttf at auction Thursday The Governor direct a that i ce be afternoon at KAUAI ISLE 1 o'clock in front of M.-r- !. II ilvn thiit the following appa nfnu OIJUCE the ants' have been made .1 K MAKI'AKANK ESQ. TO DO Y. M. C. A. WOaK. FOR CAPITALISTS I MM r let Magistrate. N. Hllo. Hawaii. Mid H V K A A I esq . Officers and Men In Rev. J. C. Webb En Route to Manila Registration Board's ah: invcSIORS. UMtM Maglatrat. uth Kona. Ha- waii. Trouble. For That Purpose. Report. HKN'KT E roOPER. On loard ihe transport Thomn is Rev. - 7im Sru In- Secretary of the Territory J. C. Webb, formerly of Los Ang.-les- , who BS tti u M Capitol. Honolulu. Sept. M. 1900 MSO Is en up Young it h i salee- - rente to Manila to lake PARTIAL LIST OF TOES TO s Christian Association work in the MEETIHG WITH SUCCESS IIMM - ki'NKxi'at. p Corporation S TO 'ii p'n . Mr. Webb has hac' much tx- following plerea or lices. perxnee In the work, having been for j hares "f at k. vis: seme time the general secretary of the .TT. DIVIDENb NOTICE. Stories of Lisastcr--Ma- y Flint to be v,.ung ien"s As- - Marw Sessiors He'd ard Scores Real Estate .Mi of King street m . , . j -- aecIMtott. Las. evening Mr. Webb was tery, lately - oDlfJ Latent bn p Scr.-tar- ! Added to the Lkts of Fran- arty, being i. t of tha fUt oi- Coltmr.-- M the ping News. lieI al branch of the organization. chise Holders. -- depth, and contains MIA Mr. Webb stat- - s that there In a de. i.Jed FOR SALE BY r . pea Hi. reading on bcar-- l of mediately, dearth of matter 1 lie latest Coast shipping news, ns cul!- - I .1 In response to of Inquiry wk of Ihe rompetfiy U the Thcmas an he would be IndebP to a letter from land la Kaleuao. lay. d Irttn the San Francisco new spa p. r3 of at y Honrluian- - wno will g.vc rnaarine3 ray Taylor, registrar of elections, a m 1 and 1 of L WILL E. FISHER. a eoataimng U fl m the Mh Instant. Is a Tollows: cr becks for the uso of the soldiers on -- r mmun cation fcs been rexev.d from : th le.thj VtSBel. 1. t land. more of lees. inclusive. I 'l'Uty Surveyor of tht Port Chauneey the If the magazines are ft in W O. Sralih. chairma:i of th.. . S. II ROSE. re Mr. Young 1 v f r St. Jchn went to Mare atarbt of Coleman at the Men's .'..id cf of a tell- - m Secretary. Island last Christian Arcot !at!on they w.ll reach Mr. the Island Kauai, letter ayable In advance. . l!-0- on nn dis-tril.- .1 .1 ii is. r.. . unpl asai.t mission. Th.j hospital Webb '1 see ui. taf what the beard BSS thus far accom- J.iiir 1. lno. Has II. Sept. ai he will that they arc sMj. Navy ar-rlv- id s. on th.- ship. plish d on more ru,. Solace cf Ihe United States tiie .Pliers that Islnnd. It had been : .000 las; BERETANIA STREET. ,b..v. nrty per cent KIHEl PLANTATION CO LTC from Chli.a Friday. She left that the board had not h"l.t all of McCuily street; three lota, size Tim. on a Jus aft r the looting of Tien-Tsi- n, and its regular meetings, owing to lack cf a termB to r i per seat TO TEACH suil at saves per cent. on t tie Teasel st. John s men dweovvreu FILIPINO quorum, but this pioes not to be so. The THE TENTH ASSESSMENT OF 5 "HATloj SHARES. a big iuantlty of dut'aile goods. Not on- Utter is as follows: $2.250 CORNER LOT, being corner at tent. r IJ . per share, has been shares Walmanalo Sugar ir ly the enlisted men, but the officers cn IDEAS TO SHOOT 'NoUcca of meetings of the board of Young and McCuily streets; sfsev evled. to be. due and payable on -- 81 141. . par valus. $4w each. ime botrd had taken advantage of the ship l h'Stration for Kauai and Niihau have x This is an elegant corner,, , ready upon, Use. it M utual Tel. Coaapany the 1st day of October. 19o. Will bear bflr.g a h:id .been pouted as follows: Hanalt-i- for building and In United States veel, and 3- 111! ib,'r - 4; KOaaea, September 5, 8; neighborhood of good improve- ..In. Interest from November 1. 130. and biought over all sort. oC ami oth r Dr. P. B. Pa n ow ibe . silks xjnvmoer V), u; hapaa, September 12. ments; all new. TermB to suit pur- HMMS H'lllf Pornoe. 1. 1900. s I it December fancy stuffs for and somv Tiar.amaulu, September 14; Sept- - m-l- chaser. sv value IMS, homas Bound for Llhue, J. P. COOKE their friends. The men were otdered 17, It, VJ; Koloa, September 20, 21; Ele- - ash fee sSstas. Dee. la and Treasurer K.hel Plantation Co.. 1'-- . September 84, S: Makaweii, Septem- $2,250 their sup-rlo- rs to turn over whatever Manila. KINAU STREET LOT, to r. 14, iss of purchasers Ti Ltd. ber M, S; Waimea, October 1, 2; Kekaha. with many valuable trees ara perfect. -- Oc-to- 'flics A lander dt Baldwin. Ltd.. gicd they had. but as for themselves October 3: NUhau, October 4: Hanalel, shrubbery; ready to build upon. ' '! ,rat would rot sui.mlt Dr. David Prescott Barrows of the 8; Hanalel, October 9, morning ses- enqulrs of ludd bulldlnc, Honolulu. September it sion only; Kilauca, P. 'Urulars th- of a by the San Diego State Normal School, who October afternoon to hurr liation search s f ?lon. $3.500 BERETANIA be- tK.vi MOROAN. b-t-- appointed upon recommenda- STREET. r 1484-213-- :t Sept. SI, tt, Custom house people It was to call to has "When we meetinjr Ha- tween Auctioneer aad Brsker. L'niversity of to advertised a at Victoria and Pensacoam time the men ho war the lt.slsnla of tion of the California nalel for September 3 we were no' aware streets; size 65 x 145; with trees, an position in the school r r.k that 8t John Went to the navy yard. administrative lit was to be a i)titlir holiday, and you shrubbery, grass, etc. - NAHIKU SUGAR CO, LTD. system of the Philippine Islands, is a 'r.erhftT. wilt - . . pivino- am inKlnir. I'or some (Sail It Is claimed that quanti- r r passenger on transport Thomas. t. ns to hold no sitting that day. f the ssl!rMrssi A ties cf dutiable goods have been imported h "September Uiction Put ltTH AMK8SMENT OF whb-- arrived here from San Francisco nau SXTeetS; Size, 100X200. An Sale Tilt ei the 3ovrnmer.t essels, but It wus v. a Na-- ir.fortunat. lv both Mr. Ilai a.Ke and I' S S 10 S3 yeaterday, en route to Manila V m u?i.t( ,H corner per rent, or per share, becomes t f ship () lo attend eant lot with trees, etc.. aad i.. t.ntll thj arrival the ho pital gasaki. Dr, - I to, become '- -r many - or - leiinqu nl on the 1st day of October. Ban peapJe were duly notified that later advantages. As fine a lot as that the amount ISacbeel such proport.on.- an assistant superintendent to Fred V. on they wou'.d have an opportunity to can be found in Honolulu, Mi that drastic a. tier' or. the part of ih Atkinson, the United States Superin- - register. t Stockholder an hereby notified that ci stoma o n lals necess ir . t. of Education In the Philippines "Turo sessions were held at Kllauea, as r.dnt all (20) regls- - $S.000 BERETANIA STREET, tha delinquent aharea on. that day will o ; no, a,.d insurers were sent He doe, yet know the natureof the few Pensacola; house and lot; sire ef b- by-la- a - published according to and ' ..r-- orlKi r.ally to ke. p guard on twenty .duties he Is gomg to perform. The sole ,vrors and policemen, who will ave a lot, C5 x 290; fine locality. sold at auction. u i rtlfled L'hints- - m inlx-r-d of the crjw correspondence that has passed be- - cr. r.ce to do so October f'th ma- - 11IN THK J. P. COOKB, im the Cm every of comribi.nl jtween Dr. Barrows and the island au- - "Two meetings were h.ld at Kealia and $6. 2S0 COTTAGE near 'PenaacaU n ev.ry part M s earner Treasurer Nahlku Sugar Co. almost the thorities is limited to the cablegram tWO at Kapau, as per notice, and almost street; contains 6 rooms, bath I,- am.- f . , - aad - ilf.sj s Ir.ipoitnni'. r- cr.o S3 Inv-prove- qualified register did aa improvements; d; offices- Alexander dt Baldwin. Ltd.. iThoi gh revi'ed statutes of the announcing his appointment by Judge meetings all modern well 1 the "At Hanamaulu and Llhue A A CO. I l.j, Una;. Honolulu. Sept. mber 11. lnitd Taft, chairman of the Phlllpp.ne Cum- - size of lot, 60 x 200; poesibiy SlIf.AR Htuts prov.de fiat it Is unlawful for any wrft PtricUv ln aroordancc with ad- special ioAcer impori Roods on a mission. He is to receive u salary ol terms. Ja, of thaavy to f nt arul .ltrain thcre ,vas a com. SI. SSJ lie vessel, the offio-- it the S.oace $"000 a year. state registration (14"'). .iip said to have duml the 8or yor of th.- - When Dr. Fred W. Atkins: n passed- "I regret that my ill. Vripp ) did not $125 COTTAGE; to be removed; Limited. ASSESSMENT NOTICE. to Ixe ar.y of the stoff. Surv. yor on way me to attend until September 1" street, opposite Mllilanl St- - ,nrou.h San Francisco his to'rmlt r Has paid no att.-ntio- to tn.- utt: but since then I have missed no meetings. and Judiciary building; has 7 rooms ; Manila t. become Superintendent of tlldi " . .! Hi-- '. a .ti- - 'and fully recovered, and expect to i k T. have '' In - ri RDA'. l' ijaulua AGRICULTURAL CO. t i.ds to coatis ate ail dutiable goods on Education the Philippines he had a ir. sent at ail that been adver th. steamer. The men have already giv- long consultation with President tised. $4.500 COMFORTABLE COTTAGE of IS O'CLOCK HOOH. MlilTCn en up all they have, and Deputy St. John V. . . r In regard to the organization "You will notice by the foregoing list seven rooms, modern Improvements, gueen atreeU i mi lu. la sitting a hold on the offl v. V Importa-tl- r of the school system In the Islands. At itbat we are to sit four days some weeks etc., with pleasing grounds; atssj of ns. you 93 x 123; on Anapunl street, near I Will sell al Public All. Mor that time President Wheeler recom- - and five days ln others. As are lot. a.HHKMKslENTS HAVB BCEM CALL--d aware, the law allows us to hold sessions Wilder avenue. Should be seea j of th treasurer Mr. J. P WI8CON8IN TAXES A SPIN mended Dr. Barrows as a graduate of a the assessable stock" of this iry day except Sundays and holidays, be appreciated. Fifteen hundred h following cvrtlficates of The battleship Wisconsin took a short the l'niversity of California eminently .ficm August 31 to October 10, but Kauai dollars can remain on mortgage. eompaoy as to become due and payable spin bay liiirtsjL Use com- - ; fitted for educational work in a capa-saas- fs good k OLA A SCOAR . LTD. around th? jha? always home a record for not st the office of Castle A Cooks. Ltd., on were Ustd and the engineer saw rity where knowledge of men and af- - ticking' the Gov. rriment, and we pro- - - Many other desirable COTTAGES, USD. per '$10 to it that everything was in good worn- need- - d. Is pe se to live up to that reputation, and September 15th. It cant 1 T Vi , far8 was Dr Barrows, who A M t, vrl " A u.i,h-i.-- .. . . J ifetlnquent usual list, witn r....fr.r tun MV - expense as as possible, well located, at excellent terms. i. delinquent October r., a nati- of Chicago, graduated from mtko the little hirmii and sdvartlstng es-pai- d Hill be n.ade tomorrow and on Tliu- at the same time giving the voters am- Ithe Iu?.-- t Sound, Pomona College with the degree of A. n r th day and Wlnnn n'.ll sd for ple opportunity to register. bfrs Ostober SSth. 19W, 10 per eant (tl par her arrival there she will be pis B. Ift 1N94. and was granted the decree ' We have gone to considerable trouble For addition list call at office of the Port Orfor-- ; (irydock and after a of. M. A. by the l'niversity of Califor- - to notify the people by telephone, and In ). delinquent November SSth. 1900. - roush overhaiding w.ll have- her trial nia in the follc.uirig year. His graduate SBStW than one Instance have ridden miles BOWCN, m- - W. A. p. After the trial she will c back study was carried on under the direc- - out of our to personally notify them, a gr R.n Francisco and go Into commission. e messengers (not hwu-- CO, Ltd tasfl of Professor Bernard Moses, who have also sent at E. . Will 7. ,,. . , (love rnipent expense ) to outer districts. Fisher, TWO TI HAON"-- is novi in m i nii:rpines as a memuer Ka'alau, for instance ASSESSMENT NOTICE. The question ale.hg the front Is whet .r the i niteu Mates I'ommission, anci "The actual work of roistering those REAL ESTATE AGT. AlCTIOra; S rrckelsc new tng. Louis Luck-bach- , of Profi-cv-o- r C. C. hn. Yho Is now v ho made ipplicatio h averaged m s the Pl' LTD. - HAWAIIAN ELECT RIC CO., or the I' nit d states transport tug ngaged in taking the Island census, J01- hour a day, so you readily see that Alakea and Merchant Street fWf IJf . Bice urn Prase taco Umo Archer IT will reach ran After leaving Califonrn he went to,anPIc' has been allbwed." FOLLOWING ASSESSMENTS j n hr RUm ..m is B rilK Cklcago, w h r" he r,tudle-- d for his de- awal hare been levied upon the assessable S3? tens EgTr n - k of Company, as to become 2 Tl gree of Ph. D. On the establishment of Concert Tonight. A T T 17 this tons net. AT IWXi HUUTnU iuii diss and payable at the office of tha Ha- - an July '. wii V the BaS Diego Normal School he be- The following program has been ar- - f fi 1 lfllj wallan Trust and Investment Co., Ltd.: i on Aus came head of the department of his- mnged for Ejrrj"s recital tonight at the UrrlviJ ns SECOND assessment of 25 per Cent. tb Luckei.laen tory, popd-U- r. where he made himself very Hawaiian Houre: :. IM October 1. or. August 21. while The Sloe:: 0cra i IN, ma f i- r -- n - - 1. THIRD assessment - nt. frc m I'ernambuco Psrnam- . Violin Concerto Mendelssohn j well Jr Sovember 1. ltOt; o I 1.0T m.lcs froio I:. J.ine.ri. Pan EgiTi violin. : Mott-Smit- ftifHTH and FINAL assessment, so fr. m Cat .t WSM appear A LONG FELT WANT. Mrs. EL M. h. piano. And see diagram of those cozy cottages I. IsM. loth tugs were hrt'.di itir own. htiii Ll Cello Solo which I have for sale at reasocaixte I i ted Honolulu. September 12, 1900. It 'any people on lbs I aa to Cilnk (a) Itomar.ec MacDowel tcrrng 4 U K CARTER, j'.hat it will be tie rt ' else the LjCk-ai- n (b) Capri-ci- Goltcrmann McCoy, su- It hi Supplied Mstt-Smlt- - Treasurer of the Hawaiian Electric ei.barh will wlr c:t. - in Iloiiolulti al Mr. II. M. b. cello. Each contains three par- OSw ptrlsasadsnt e.f the Last. Mrs. 1L M. Mot t -- Smith, piano. lor, dining-roo- bxtlt- - Ltd. t49 ' kitchen and rrpenr, ts in comn X Itomanze et Gavotte .M. ion room; nearly new. Located near Pea-saco- la miKK, Treasurer bach, and that mear.i It Is Lard alwavs to Uo pleasant. Sarasate SUGAR Good irri- Pa-i- l strott. mber Itoo WAIMEA MIL CO. natural people are ol tea Ptrry. violin. l. table. M' Miss Cast!.-- . p!ano. A TELLS JF DISASTERS , F. MORGAN. Auctr. LIMITED OALILEF 4. Eorg "II Sogr.o" (The D.eaml If you knew tae reason you would . I WILL E. FISHER, Auctr. cot Lc surprised. Ann:s Mnr.tague Torner. TUB BOOKS OF THIS COMPANY Ever have itching piles? ObfigatO, will be closed transfers fr Fr Violin Taul Egrr. 9&H ;1 WH t Bap Not sick enough to go to bed cor well Mrs. H. M. Mott-Smit- h, p'ano. iSssss !vt jr!.iy. LS. Fantai.-l- e WKn:awsky r IW, Inclusive. enough to be content. 'Tdit" havlrs this day .' D, Nothing will annoy yoa eo. Paul Egry, violin. with Ir. J. T. E. TENNET. Miss Castle:, piano. SALE. i FOR of Ban Franela Treasurer. The constant itching sensation. C. Trio Nle's Cade ipef as M I . I Hard to bear, harder to get renef. Mrs. II. M. Mott-Srr.it- h piano. . i. tl.-e- ocrupyind HAWAIIAN SUGAR CO. not KeeiE yea awake nights. Mr. Paul Eefry, violin. d by Dr. Caspar. ry- - Spoils your temper nearly drives Mr. 1L M. Mott-Smit:- i. cello. - I iT. Gipsy Dar,cei URS- by the board, l you crazy. Sarasate' COTTAGES and many desirable THE BTOCKPOOKS THE I:. rc- - long-fe- lt Paul Egry, violin. 2 4 t'F the Galilee. Isn't relief and cure a want? RESIDENCES to to - M. Mott-Smit- h, piano. above company will be closed t'ens- Is he had for everyone Doan's Mrs. II. Tues.lay. HepTerr.per It tj in In best locality in Honolula. p. as., T to eptemlier 20. both Inclusive. Ointment. W. L. HOPPER, r Doan u Ointment never fails to cure n 10 m. . a. 5A.VI Secretary- - w i i Itching piles. h.- (lo'drums th. re rr. . Keep your eye on my h .ns rhal. I hav seer, them Eczema cr any itchiness of the skin. "ad," and TO- er D WL i: .all caugrt the Grande Here is proof of it in the testimony MORROW you may see just what yaa last, Lodge Le Progres De l'Oceanir i took the fontepmast of 'r- - a mon are looking for. - s similar rquall Mr. Frank. Lelbly of 326 S. Main st., sent ail bl'la In- ISS. Th-Pape- No 124. A A. 8. RITE the i.iaiPtormast cut cf the pa., says: f rietion of Gihrdo Durhrsr. o:ca rear Wilkesbarre. who "It is h - on J dy 12 a d had consl la trou-y- r. with much pleasure that I testify to the i I ! In racbinr the Inner She merits of Doan's Ointment in cases of as In p?rt h-- r we 1 ft, as Captain Ma- - menting affliction for the past year. THERE WILL 'BE A SPECIAL heo waa awaiting in-tr- ue ti ns from itchfhg piles. I suffered from that tor- - WILL E. FISHER, POR SALE. lodge 7:20 r.ce. A new mast ana m W mnr.ine (1 meeting of the above at trlwlt i v. a erorvthino11 t thatV " BSSSJ V. w It will nrlvj ' J I u c re. k THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVEN- "ar will hsve to be sent out and w I REAL ESTATE AGT. ASD AUCTIOXEEBL . CZ ommended to me and saw Temple. . w Anl Ke I A.'r.ra ihn n T",i 1 j he rso hat ING, al Ita hall. Masonic vertised. but I could get no relief i'r.n resum. her vovae. Corner Merchant and Alakea Streecs. WORK IN FIRBT DEGREE y of Pspeete arriv. i San nauy i procureo uoan s umtment. jup I Members of Hswallan Lodge. No. 21. Frx r.clsco eirly in June, havtnc made the er a few applications I was much re- AND ALMOST s22. so- run down in twntv-tiv- e dr. vs. was jjeved, and, continuing the treatment, aad Pacific Lodge. No. and all bu- - be oetslnc d in quarantine b cause of the j wajl SOOTl completely cured. I have very its journing brethren are Invited to none of crew W.nlc plagu" scare and h"r no 85Rns nf thnt lfrhlnel FLRNISHED BOOSE present. - cargo got Ielt mtOieraDie COTTAGE WANTED. ' to- sllowed ashore. The was r of the W M. on the wharf after a great b il of mm- - lnce. and it is four months ago since Sacrttary. j ' US KAI sf B. B. PRIKL. ruty and hn the larkentlr.e prepared I used Doan's Ointment To Bay that to fall aaii- - Lund, who was In I was delighted is only half expressing; To Rent. HAN U NO. K. OF P. sSBBsm VBsrsasB assraas nsvinr (ua-.- u- mr enthu?.asm. I recommend this MYSTIC LODGE. 2. got 1 nun-presente- d. ed In setting ashore, his vessel under remedy whenever the opportunity la! nave an esculent tenant, obis FOR A PERIOD OF way July 7 t 2 p. m. Because of the bu-b- c w w cottage 10 1 ICE. Yoa may publish my state-- and wife, ho ants a to tic plssue care a pilot would not go :lf pay SEVEN MONTHS. THERE WILL BE A REGULAR 1 accompanied ment at ary time and I can always be rent in good locality; is willing to lodge this abeard the VSSSVw ut one II. s . niLLd ad the above her out In a small boat. The orders may found at 226 S. Main street, and will r asonable rent, but wants It soon. r to Sec- - . Wrdnesdsyi svening. r piernocr i havs been misunderstood, but In any event vouch for the tame.' Stnd particulars to - u. same 7 10 o'clock, at Castle Hall. Port street. the C ty of Papeete wnt on the reef. Doan's Kidrev PUla for sale by all I HAVE A MOST DESIRABLE RES-iden- ce, waa vc IN THE SE' oND DEGREE. "The barV.entlne r. malned on the reef dealers; price 50 cents. Mailed by The both elegantly and comfortably ,.k over twenty hours, and ns she was 1 fcr Hollister Drag Co., agents for the Ha- furnished, for rent in the best locality n Member of Oaha Lodge No. and ptird- - ng all the time the strain on tb WILL E. FISHER. v In- - 'ctr. Past CtwkA sadsjrain brethrsn are fraternally IsaS wss terrible. She was Anally got off waiian Islands. in Honolulu. Posesses a panoramas ia.l to attend. .and tow-- baik to lapeete bv t.e tug Remernl.er the name. DOAN'S, and view of the harbor, and a marine vfcnr ,C"1VIL U ard.r C. C. S J. SaltST. Evs. On is hell In quar- - take no tubstitute. free from obstruction. Contains double UOTICE A. E. MURPHY. P. C. cr.tine ai twer.tv-fou- r days and "Every Man's time parlors, library, lanai, kitchen, pan K. of R. and 8. then the a alkwed to ri ahom tries, four bedrooms, sewlr.g room, etex, HOBDAY. Ar. ear n of the City f f repeats The Plague at GlagTW. thoroughly lighted by electricity; large .AT1 i irly .ill knees an 1 grounds in good condition, Warsnn ,ii be at she wd the j GLASGOW Sept- - IS. One of the four with fiae Ml I DR. W. H. MAYS nr. A diver went down IS HIS CASTLE." it Is not so wiO. lawn, trees and shrubbery. rai, i new, Reretanla bsms gone members of ore fasstty reported yester but .,V.s. reroi t the keel had th V, it sometimes oc RENT. 2123. tnrWuir.l An, fa mvn twwn ctFi.lc.r tho nbri . putc. Don't None but responsible W a. sa. to I sa. AN OFFICE FOR up cur to you you buy parties desiring to use same as resi- at. f HAS I'ENED '.ts had started has rlnce died. that should a a Telephone Mais surgery at ! dence, need apply. of medicine and . e. t thrtngh the keelson all the way from HOME. tanln street, neat b'use p")obj three to six Inches e ch. When we 1 G'OD LIVING AT THE GRILL. the Intent - was. as r as 5 Tsreete Ca11 ar-f- PLANTATION t5SS S2Z. n, to 12 m l to could gather, to pater, lip the Papeete and Py he Australia this rooming Lytir- - a the office l Srt list of a few Further particulars cf COMPANY. 7 m. Sundays 4 p m . and tr P air.d her to Auckk nd. New Zealand, gus receives a rare shipment of dellca-- ; lovely cottages, which you may buy h. c th- - to 11 a m wreee she wo'ild be p rraanently repaired. les from th Const. Tonight after v.-it- gome payment r YHIS COMPANY genrral down, and pav wafers Tslepfcons SB. Firm th- PS sh woi Id bring a iwaeiii ieiers "i gooej living win unit 5 "I from Frl lay. see or c:-- e. go to monthly the balance. to - etigo to Ssa Franc the choicest ovsters. rrabi lobsters. E. Saturday. S,p- Australia, load forlgteaks 1 tas?-fu"- ly Will Fisher, 6 aal-mssht- T HAWAIIAN OA Newcastle, ard an other delights. T. Trt- - served. In style made ! REAL ESTATE AGENT & B. D TKNNEY. KTTS IS ssaawd SSJ Tassdars the that has the AUCTJL I Wbes Gairce was In port the French , name Lycurgus years, i WILL E. FISHER, Auctr. I Ti tha of known for Corner Merchant and Aiakea Strata In? IBS PAOIFI COMMERCIAL AD VEBtl 8EB : HOUOLULB, SEPTEMBER 26, 1900. JAS. F. MORGAN GRAY GHOST tX AIMRALIA. Ufa Mi, VUNUilUfU IS SPEEDY: 33 QueeniStreet. TODAY. P. 0. Box 594. Telephont 72. "Breeder" Speaks Well1 Astounding of Him. ' THIS DAY. AND VEGETABLES THAT HE HAS A GREAT RECORD THE MARKET AFFORDS Also, a very fine assortment in fancy CHEESE and froren Poults Remember CALIFORNIA AND EASTERN OYSTERS. Success Waldo J, 2:08, Has Won Seventeen THE SALE OF Races out of Nineteen Starts. uuuu The following interesting article ap- - j H. MAY & LTD OF OUR GREAT jvui-- i in the Breeder ajiil Sportsman of j Investments 2M September 10: 2-B- IG On the liixt trip maiie by the steamer j ST0RES-- 2 Australia to Honolulu she carried the Xo take place at Morgan s auction gray ghost of Santa I'aula. Waldo J. 2:08, n.,r, the best and fastest horse ever snipped ut from California to the Islands. Waldo J. The Waterhouse Store, The Mclntvre Stnr, was consigned to Mr. Archie Young, who ON WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26 BETHEL STREET. COR. KING AND purchased him on the advice of J. C. I FORT STREET) Quirn and through the agency of the Telephone 24. f Telephone 22. breeder and Sportsman. On the arrival AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. Bargain of the horso in Honolulu, Mr. yuinn lot on King Btreet, next to the That wrote this journal the following: Catholic cemetery, suitable for ware- "The horse arrived all right. 1 cannot house purposes. M INT M A Y P R Hft M CAP NEW r nn find words to thank you for your kind-- m Also, the former residence of the late James Dodd on the new Beach road. ifl and true representation of him. He is a beauty sure enough. He looks fit to go to a race right now. I am going to go slow with him for awhile, however. If GRAND 1 can repay you in any way let me know. Auction Sale SALE! I should be most happy to do anything 1 OF II is pleasant to receiveuch expressions of gratitude as the above and we hope Clearance Sale that all who purchase horses on the ad- - Shares of Stock ie of this paper or through it will al-wu- he as pleased as the new owner of ON SATURDAY, SEPT. 29, Waldo J., as We shall endeavor to never FOR misrepresent Shy animal to effect a sale. AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. on Waldo J.'s picture, which appears At my 33 Queen street, I will our front page, do not flatter him in the salesroom, least. It really is a ioor picture of the sell at Public Auction LADIES: gray paver and was never intended for 33 SHARES HAWAIIAN ELKi'TRIC publication. When Waldo J. was owned t'OMPANY (paid up). 1WU DHL by the late If. J. Ilurrell of Portland, Ore. 19 SHARES PEOPLE'S ICE WttKS gen, he engaged the well-know- n artist, J. R. Hodson of San Francisco, to make Please remember this excep- a painting of him. Mr. Hodson took two or tnree photographs ol the Horse to JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctr. work from. One was a magnificent like- EVERY ARTICLE IN tional opportunity of securing bar- ness and it was reproduced on canvas and is now in Mr. Hodson's gallery on Gtary street in this city, Mr. Kurrell hav- THE HOUSE KCilJUl c gains at less than original cost, ing died before it was finished. It is one of tho best pictures of a handsome horse we have ever seen. The negative from Ranch ill only continue FOR A FEW which It was copied Rtl broken by acci- Kahuku dent and the only ones left in Mr. Hod-scn- 's possession are a couple that he calls MORE DAYS. inferior pictures, although we hardly I, think the one reproduced on our front AT AUCTION pege can be described by any such term. Waldo J. was a remarkable race horse. Goods for Ladies and Gentlemen. He came, out a green horse in IS!! and ! started in ten races. He won nine of Under instructions from Col. S. NOR-R1- S, Call and Be Convinced thtm In three straight heats, getting a I will offer for sale at Public Auc- Our only object for holding record of 2:13Vi, his only defeat that year tion at ray salesrooms, 33 Queen street, being by Sllkwood, who had to pace in Honolulu, on Holiday Goods now on the way. 2:0S4 to beat him, and Waldo J. got sec- WAVERLY BLOCK. iVJi B1US this sale was to make room for ond money in that race, in which W. MONDAY, OCT. 1, 1900, Wood 2:07 and Lady H. 2:15 were the oth- er competitors. AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. STOW STOCK now being purchased The next year Waldo J. started eight tirr.es. In his first race he was distanced That valuable property known as the owing to tielng a horse, although he KAHUKU RANCH in the district of by sick Kau, Island of Hawaii. MR. KERR and his assistant won the first two heats and was second property Stock-Yard- in the third. He won every race after The contains an area of over Honolulu s tl however, only losing al 184,000 acres, consisting of valuable k at, four heats "buyers, in New York. We have together, and at Fresno beat Chehali. stretches of Cane, Fruit, Wheat, Sheep 2:C-Pi- . Pathmont 294, Fred Mason 2:10 nd Cattle Lands. and TIanford Medium 2:11. pacing his me estate win De soia as a wnoie LIMITED. accomplished this beyond our second heat in 2:08, his record. witn ail Lattie, liorses, iilacksmith and In 1896 he started but once, beating W. , carpenter bnops, and 'joois, and . d easily in straight heats, but there thing belonging to the Ranch. fondest hope. were no classes for him in California and Immediately 1898 Possession Given i" pot no more races. In he was tak W o oa1 n hrc f f ha m iiiinnc I ox i nl 1 A P I en East and started once, being beaten by Ace 2:(ni. the pacer that was burned j to death the other day at Providence. T. facturers of all kinds of E. Keating had Waldo J. in his string PROPERTY WILL BE OFFER- of year but during the remainder the m. m xcr-p- mmm m. u m. mm there were no classes for him t the ED AT UPSET PRICE OF a a rtlimr very fast ones and in those Keating had a Searchlight and Anaconda to depend on, $200,000. unnr i rnu nun i rmhiilov consequently Waldo J. was not started. Mr. H. J. Purrell purchased the horse Done By v h, n h returned to Californin and own- - j All Work Hand and Guarantee WE HAVE e l him until his death, when F. Hahn of Here is a domain offering an excellent this city purchased him on the advice of opportunity for profit in an extensive J (",. Chesley. The horso was sent to, Cattle Ranch, large areas for the: culti- Brentwood Farm, and , turned out with vation of Sugar Cane, and unlimited the intention of racing hhiJn 1901. When land for division to settlers for Fruit We and. Vehicles, Paint and Letter inquiry came from Mr. Qurnn. Mr. ITahn and Grain Lands. repair Harness rut a price on the horse, littj.? thinking r . i " j. ii i i a. i . . it nni i r he would be sold, and Wafido J. is now

in B T I owned Honolulu. For further particulars, apply to TTT i - II 11 . II,, I. A FEW BARGAINS Waldo J.'s pedigree is as follows: Gray fve are importers or an Kinas or livl. oiw IgfMing by T'.ob Mason (son of Echo 4'- -. JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctr. . r i. i i a. i l. i u. v. : i. ,1.-- hainnni ar.d Belle Mason by Williamson's Bel- 1 1 u til uud jja,si aiiu ivcutuuay un.u mono to uv-- i li c nt, cham by A. W. Richmond 1687, Horse, u grfciiuam by Gen. Taylor, the old t'.venty-r.iil- e for everything you might want in the way of a trotter. It is a combination of great tiottlTig, gnat running and great striv- mule. ing blood. k In each department yet and The paragraph below Is also clipped RESIDENCE from the same Issue: The Honolulu Driving Association Is order to close the name of a new organization formed FOR Streets, out all odds lines by the road drivers of Honolulu, and of SALE. Cor. King and South Which Marion H. Diggs, formerly of Yolo ccm.ty, California, DM been cle?ted sec- the next few vs. we are among da retary. The association numbers THE RESIDENCE of Mr. W. W. lt.s members many of the leading citizens - they propose holding HARRIS, on Kinau street near Tensa- ?oing cf Honolulu and cola street; frontage of 175 feet on Ki to offer these at prices every Ktp!o-!a- nl lower matinee racing Saturday at 150 3d, Day, nau street, and a depth of feet. Park. On September Labor TWO - STORY AND LEAD stvtral contests were pulled off and a COMFORTABLE WE EXCEL than ever. hirge crowd day's sport. DWELLING IIoirSK; parlor, dining witnessed the room, bedroom, dresing-roo- smoking rre old California r, W. Wood 2:07, WITH wen a mixed free all race in straight room, etc., on first floor, and two bed- for rooms upstairs; stables and servants' heats, the time being 2:2C and 2:24. quarters. Grounds nicely planted. POLICE OF THE ISLANDS. Water throughout grounds. Terms, part cash, balance on rnort Custom Made Han ' gage. High Sheriff Brown has Twenty-si- x Deputies. F. High Sheriff Brown states that Rob,-- JAS. MORGAN, LADIES: jert Walaleale. who was a deputy sbeT 33 QUEEN STREET. i a iff for the Island of Kauai, was not dis- - MR. FRED PHILP in charge ot Marian missed from the force, as was reported, your money but that he resigned as he intends to Save by buying at enter politics and have a try for a Job uring Department. in the Legislature. force of depu-tie- s FOR RENT. The -- at whose la Sheriff Brown, oo- JUT Queen St. heal HOUSE; Store. includes twenty-si- s men on the various A GOOD In desirable central islands of the noun. The co:nn list location, thoroughly furnished, Is for Is as follows: rent and the Furniture Is for sale. L. A. Andrews, Hawaii sheriff; K. A. Lyman, deputy ai Hllo; C. E. Swain, C. R. COLLINS deputy at North Bilo; K. S. Overend, MORGAN, Hanfakua; C. H. Pulaa, North Kohala; JAS. F. B. Faakiki, South Kohala; J. K. Nahale. SS Queen Street. Worth K.na: W. j. Yates, South Kona: : Manufacturer, F. C; Baton, Kau; J. C. Etderts, Puna. Maul: L. M Baldwin, sheriff: Wailu- - j ku; A. N. Hayselden, deputy, Wailuku. : C. It. Lindsay. Lahaina; F. Wlltrock, I Importer and liana: S. Kalama, Makawao; George Cottages for Rent. Trimble, Molokai. Kauai: J. H. Coney, sheriff; W. H. Dealer Rice Jr., deputy; C. K. Haae, Kawal-ha- o; B. K. Olmstead. Waimea; D. Donald- - L KERR CO, nve-ruo- m h U. sun. Hanaiei; W. Tell. Koloa. TWO NICE eottas;ea for Oahu: High Sheriff A. M. Brown; rent on lane leading to Beach Road, C. F. Chillingworth, deputy; A. Mc-Our- town side of Bishop's switch, Waiklki. IDS, Honolulu; F. Tahla, Koo-- , Reasonable rent. laupoko and Koolauloa; Andrew Cox, ISLAND ORDERS PROMPTLY AND SATISFACTORILY FILLED Walalua: John Fernandez. Wainae and i MORGAN, Queen Street. Honolulu. I JAS. F. Auctr. Established in Ewa. I '. fHB PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVKBTI8EB: HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 28,

LOCAL BREVITIES. jCAL BREVITIES. n The Best A It a hnt. In did nut on th klrmu ystrrtay for hln home In win Mlli M Intends t remain In the city m Ujr for MHOh rrlt to to private t aitnd HOES ii m to hunlnees. ,n till I' m PORTLAN The In Proftrrm. (fall for th Iteiitihllciin convention were ar- - T I Made in. t.y l. W It. Klnr. They -il IVIEIM-- rnnnldrrMhle attention by the AHK MA OK RY TIIK originality ihown. gal I luniiH I'.irk.r. Ju.JKf- - A ' r III'.' I .. Ilotnphreya nd A It .. Wf r, J1It! DalllSLt?!Danielle mi. .1 p. . t.ttor-- . Ht the Joint .Min WH ,, . nrv M v ' '" or the Fourth .m. I Fifth IMn- - HAVE jrrST HECEn'ED a la rart uhlnment ne 0,1. trl.-t- h.'l.l nlicht hi the Hhe.l. Company. oleh Is the STRONGEST AND MOST OSJHTICBABLBJ CT Ut Irlll Will Oermit of a Ht IHTI4 the urimtTtnra larsmr mount nf una t M.ht loae ef strength, than any other brand; It 1b therefore the meet A Farewell Present. AJ-SE- N has no . qua! In color, flaen as and eand earrytng eeporp I H w At ply .,i - " 'ens per per A I the ri of ii,- Duanei, measuring aoout iu cent more earnest te hMl the Am iti Or l.e. SOLE AGENTS man o'ner brands, which very materially reduces Its eost as ' ' ! ! ' u ner wae a h 4 n i there pretty little oiuer cements is therefore an economical cement la ase. uad ,. I.f lUlM monlal In which O. M Off ley, chief adapted for fine toncrete work. . The following Mi Mitniiii n rk to folni l Kuhl n, tKire the tests, made !n actual work by CoL D. C. Hoastfti ZUnmluT Engineers, V. IT 3 - S. A., at the sea wall around Governor's New iii.- I price. part Mr nffl.y on leave the Australia bor. has never been equalled by other cement. It is a toltoww: 1mm th.. li.mr. of m t week for Ma new atatlon at Seattle. strength per square Inch ne day.SS pounds; seven daya, wmmAtri .1- - 81J r the Wtath mii lu rni i.l.n of the de-- days, pounds i him a partlnn For sidewalks it gives the best celor anl tie rabt endomhle H wa$m i nupply of the i hearml wu Interrupt..! face. when It A Uy tam ..r iir.il Wray 'I i .i.,r ma.le a few of the large contracts in which Alsen Cement was asec: ,i '. it little Mpeeeh of farewell and R, Baltimore, S5000 barrels; Que bee Harbor Improvement. t.M karen.CrtfBit ed Mr. rTI. y with a hamUome silver therri Peelfi K. R. Bridges, 2fl.iX barrels. n.atchbo l.e.ir.nir the Hawaiian coat of i not itnd Ins. the rlpilon: "O. If. Offley, o-- o ih Aloha from the Amateur firihextra, I n (tilrtirlm ttta. H't' thanked the no ml.. n .ti ivonl ,n o)tr at Theo. H. & Qo.. Ltd v the r Davies Military C ncert TomKht AGENTS HAWAII AN TERRITORY. ,i Nlrefl ro.m and Thla evenlna; Honolulu will enjoy one s. 1. r..t of the mint InterentlnR military ron- - i t of many month. Manager Allen h pin i". I hi i of the Hawaiian hotel ha arranged . A for ante cheap Hre throiiuh the courtesy of the rummiind- - Warner's Inir officer of the transport Thorn for h i a fine nupply el a concert at the hotel, the combined V etenm mnl of the Fourth and Fifth Regi ment assisting In the program which ' n '" Rust-Pro- ''1M1,KJ.. ill be a must etenlve one. The pub- -' Honolulu of r - ,h",r II I invited to attend and the gallant officer and ln..t. of the Thomas will I K of P , Will meet grace B F. EHLERS & CO. invention Work the occanlon. Man. ft, w as oil. exquisitely flavored; sti ,t absolutely pure, never a neadacne la Corsets! nil It; equally valuable as a beverage or s --nedlclne surh Is the famous old Fort Street. J ease Moore "A A" Whiskey. SHYS: I find your ALOHA TOOTH POW ind Ice rr. ii'o p r I r DER never makes my gums sore. For t H Nuuanti and PEE S. S. AUSTRALIA. many years I got all my tooth powder The rust-pro- of feature of these Cor d for sale. Hee ad. my from dentist; other powders caused sets recommend them strongly to every shout. I . onsult v irritation of the gums. I use your pow- II. h some reliable I ppl. in inge. I., mons I". nr. der altogether, and I have my children lady In this Territory. si h. s 1'ium. Orape, lery, use It. I It be pure relit cottage. I'run.. know must from NO. 6fi 13 a summer Corset, of ' ihlniKi' 'aullMou r, Salmon, Halibut. my personal experience." made 1 Iforni.i Fruit vegeta tab. Kastern aid t'allfornla Oysters This Is ONLY ONR TESTIMONIAL fancy netting. In white only. mfta frwlt. II. i I, , ... , s l 10 tin and sh etc, etc.. at 'a marl no's out of many that we have received Length 12 Inches. This Is the only t frige rator about absolutely rust-pro- of summer Wft Hfl.vA RaoaivaH H'CtS tit gO to Corset made. Just r stopping at N' . C7 SH1PMEJST , for a v twit of Is one of the new and graceful A OF For models, made of French coutil, Mr Man Franclaco bus stripped with satteen boning all This Aloha rust proof. GLOVES. NO. LLL Is a light, strong, new shape White, with white stitching. French model Corset. A beautiful Wbite, with black stitchings. Week! Tooth Powder article; very popular In Eastern been stopp-- d We hall sell at cities. - . $1 ilrandmoth. rs T r. All the above numbers, only 00 a Pair- reewten. . ..f Mrs 1 m i. in mon AND whl.'h Invitation M . Fey 1 1 Tsy ,. ,.f honor $ 1 Figured Lawns and Dimities ares f Hawaiinn .00 each. pal. I up st k aln. LADIES' Fsuple's l f I'ompu Id at puloli no. tion Aloha v 20 Yards for $1.00. ky Jam. F Morgan the fond rulst'd by 10 mill. .. amounting Pique, Tooth Wash Illrlleil over to th. rp.HM- - of pori haslna WHITNEY & MARSH. Fine Flannelettes l and te. hnli al sub which contain no injurious FRENCH PATTERNS. Hi Duck inrelients. LIMITED. ,,r. .(.. . t, Ian $1.00. here go to Will AND SOLE m 6 Yards for lll return by way AGENTS.

depoalt ..n III ihop t I Narrow Valenciennes Laces Linen Hobron Drug Co. bant h they are of a 519 Fort Street. 15c to $2,50 Dozen, a-- a-r-- h. n-- n. m. H. n.n. rn. B. H- k of Lexington. Ky.. I b. h. M44 m hoard th. Fort and King. Telephone 436. M 0,1 . r Manning Is SKIRTS MMMMB---lMlMi'- t to act a clefa I'hi Ipplm Fancy. . t g s Plain and tr jt v r k r. s r r.v; & & n s to th- - If s.jtsy. K s n. If on v. . . r . . im in! iKIu i l m ltl i If i LIMITED SHARK . If i 11 K I'KolMKS PROVIDER B. F. Ehlers 8i Co A hie and X . r of ii. . r - HOOKS. A ''day. the SM :o :- - X X FRT STREET. f3B Shark Qshen attention is called to the fact that "A we on hand a of hive stock 'A X Hooks, Rope X Shark Sailor Knives, 'A HI find II in ai tas OsMtt OfQos. and other articles needed shark hhintf ll.. h. I fa mX X vim A X ! 5 We also carry a nice line of fa nutn of mnstji I TONIGHT ll l ( . I.e (i'.jV . 5 Fishing Tackle, Fish Spears, Dip Nets, fa Gunn's Desks u fa Mint you ETC., ETC . ETC. A now I the THE BEST DESK ' ltd st Will K Hawaiian Opera Hoase fa m m nd sun- - X AT Oo fCLO K. fa TN THE WORLD. 1 u somti vry d" X Hold on the Pearson & Potter Company, Limited. fa PAUL EORY X Mr. Mrs II. M. i. reported lo Kindly Sssistsd by snd fa M M r on hand large assortment of those Justly sclshratoi y tt Smith, Annln Turnt-- and MlM 31 1 Ws bars a by Fort Street. Telephone 565. X arc manufacturers' ! if fact is. fa ths iah X . ' II. KKTH AT WAl.l.. NKII..I.S M K" il K J iTl Vl MTU f Vl f i V 1 C V! 0 i! V Sole Agents for the Hawaiian Islands d. n The f ON ICE. EX "AUSTRALIA:" THESE DESKS HAVE THE mlng fr..m

' ! t nn AILEY'S Telephone 398 it a hu h la tu FROZEN EASTERN OYSTERS m ut tns Opsr fS Turner will IKE P. 0. Box 441 II Drop i In Can', st th nt rnmpMt Itsr Pate M. Mott-Hmlt- h lfo. lilt Plo Pi.lo BITS. iv nlrettdy Beaver Lunch Rooms. ' I'Ti'Uf l It Is with us now. and be '' sViMin. THE CLEVELAND BICYCLE AGENCY will at "f th first-cla- ss wheel. i v ' . HOME where there are facilities to properly handle that Box i N es h H. J. N0LTE. Proprietor. The sto. k will be sold at reduced rates to make room for New Goods ordered. Too don't have to take a box out to get any certain paper, bat ttes the box drOD down, allowing you to take any papsr sat. I I il"t snd In. The ST HA UN'S Ulcycle from J23.00 to $75.00 still on hand. STOOLS ws a large WtO assorted ttsssV, f Morgan vttll EX S. S AUSTRALIA CHAIRS and OFFICE have and fr ' 11 can fit your office out complete In Linoleums and Rugs, Cocoa Flnrt 'irin nhrit Milwaukee Puncture-proo- f Tires, Inroof Tire In Sizes at ""I'tnr, nhsra Th California fruit t'ompany, .., Kin -- iret, will re. siv Co., h win Bailey's Honolulu Cyclery Coyne-Melirte-n Furniture (A tr In nda. And... lry. Csullflowr. Pal- - LIMITED rorJa'mon- - Crabs, frosen Oystsrs. and DO 7 mcs Tefphn Main 24 220 AD 231 KING STREET, Cornet Beretanla and Fort Streets, EROOBJESi

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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE. daughter. Prince IJavJd.KwKP'ln". !K. Lilikalanl. WW?. - v. C. Wal- - consfdfli Miemsef. J. H. 1 Pact Martin Lee, nilVs T. Polser, The ft W. C Sct"f Honolulu, September 23. Overland Oceanic Iker, Mrs. Cl&r B"S. John Hind, N. J. SteamshipCo HMfci 1 ii at the Postofflce at Honolulu, Miss A. I.. Mrs. ' Second-clas- s Matter. Dav:d Center A P IL T., I ?T"J.v Siim Johnso.., H. P. Bald- NAME OK STOCK. Capital VaJ Bid led Issued Every Morning, Except win o2ilo "-a- . W. Palache, Frank Limited Sunday, by the XrchT. Kov. S. L. ),:.,. Vv' J. V !so:i COMPANY. and wife. Mebcantilk. GAZETTE - TIME HAWAIIAN For Maul por;s, per stmr. Claudlne, Sep- 0. Brewer A C o 1,000,00a ire TABLE: Clock, King Street. 25. Mrs. Tt fln Passenger of . Von Holt tember James Taylcr and child, Si-oa- Thrte lralra Oally from 9an FraneUio. Steamers this r.ina 'Mrs. Geo. Desha, W. II. King, Miss W. as hereunder: J,rnv A. W. PEARSON. American Sugar Co.. l.MO.000 '.in vo Two Trains Daily from Portland vie :Klr:g. Mrs. W. Young, W. H. Field. ! Business Manager, John Kwa i.OOO.OOO 20 2 From San Francisco. Cooke. J. M. Kear.u and wife. John Ka-lur.- n, Hamoa. JffS.OM 100 W. J. Lowrie, W. D. Lowell, R. A. Hw. Agricultural Co l.QW.WO PW AUSTRALIA SEPT. 100 Wndswortn and wife, J. N. S. Williams. Haw. Com. & Sug. Co i B225S MOANA ....OCT. 10 AUSTRALIA C Eolte. Wah Tun, Van?, Mr.f, Hawaiian Sugar Co. 2,000,000 100 i. 21 AUSTRALIA 24 Tors John 7SO.00O ioo ...OCT. AI.AMrn Lo-ki- a, Honomn...... )t0 Kaaua, Miss Helen Desha, Mlu Lewa SIERRA ....NOV. C ' -- Mill) US H Honokaa 2,000.000 20 . AUSTRALIA A. 1 AUSTRALIA 17 J i F. Tavares. J. K. Hanuna, If. H. Haiku SOO.ono 100 ...... NOV. MARIPOSA. -- .J n iRsuter, 11. Renter, Rev. J. K. Iosepa, MO.OOO 20 I SONOMA .... t.t Kahuku AUSTRALIA. TIME TABLE, wife and child, A. Enos, Father Thomas. Kamalooug. Co.Lt.a I 22o,000 20 AUSTRALIA ....DEC. 8 I ;: AUSTRALIA R .. EB. O. Siiva and wife, Mrs. A. G. " Paid up 2S0.1100 20 VENTURA .. DEC. 13 Kihei Plan. Co.Lt. a t l.OTOflOO n SIERRA Sllva and Miss Gll'iland. i AUSTRALIA 29 " Paid up 1,500.000 50 ....DEC. iw)-"- 1901. 1, Kipahulu i ioo ;; AUSTRALIA mo aaj after Jan 1900 I 800.000 100 SIERRA 8 SHIPPING NOTES. Koloa JAN. SONOMA Kona Sugar Co. Asa. ) IOO AUSTRALIA ....JAN. 19 OUTWARD. ' ' AUSTRALIA. j 7 he schooner fcuzon sailed from Gray's raid tp 180.000 100 SONOMA ...... JAN. 29 Dally Dally Dally Dally Dally S. t ioo VENTURA (Earner on the 16th for Honolulu. Maunalel Co.. Ass AUSTRALIA FEB. 9 vtfi x ex. Paidip 100,000 i I00 i" AUSTRALIA. 1 San 8. A 20 I" VENTURA .. 19 , ua Sun. he bark Martha Davis arrived at McBrvde Co.ht. L' FE. SIERRA 17th- - 2S 1,650,000 20 A ST RA LIA MARCH 2 am. . e m Ftanclfeo on the instant, days Paid UP 11 AUSTRALIA a p.m. a.m. A 20 a. SIERRA t: 1:11 jfrim Hilo. Captain McAllman is her Nahiku Sugar Co. LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO, 8:0 m., MARCH 12 SONOMA Uf oi fag ' Faldup) 20 10:0 a. m., 6:60 p. m. 9mtt City 9M 1:41 11 1:47 i:M marter. Oahn Sugar Co 3,600.000 100 140 1W AUSTRALIA Thom-'a- a Kl.l l:B UiM UM 4 01 I ill J 'i he troops aboard the transport Onomea 1,000,000 20 LEAVE PORTLAND, 1:11 a. m., :W VENTURA fTeiemae 4:41 were allowed ashore last night. When Ookala 600,000 20 16 17 p. m. In connection with the sailing of the "JLT lt:U 8PJ.500 90 above steamer. 1Tatahi. .... UJI i tht vessel get up to the wharf many of Olaa Hugar Co. LtAs ( ' parea to issue, to intending passengers, Coupon Through 4 " up i 2,500 000 20 13 'ti,8!?' Paid road, 1 u t ;i tht boys climbed through open ports and 160,000 100 change. from San Francisco, to all points in the United 5 Olowulu Throuh without oy Stt.. a so got ashore long ahead of the others. Paanhea Sug, Plan. Co .w,ooo 50 " iorK any ateamsniD Line to al Euronenn r- - I 500 " INWARD. SAN FRANCISCO, Sopt. 18.-- Tho train-- . Pacific 000 100 i after-- Paia 760.000 100 ' f. ship Adams sailed yesterday j 750,000 ' FOR Dally Dally Dally Daliy ap-- ; Pepeekco 100 liiree Days io FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO .... a noon with a large number of naval 2,000.000 100 ex. ex. Pioneer I 111! M90 pi entices for a cruise along tho northern Waialua Agr. Co. Aa. ( 2 100,000 100 Hun. Few p oq m. St. The Government fh'p Cyrus Wake. " Paid up ) i 1.500,000 ioo 1011 am. am. Held will sail soon fcr the north to load Waianae 300.000 ioo .... i:oe 700.(0 i too Four Doys 19 New G. Wailiibn ST) only York Wm & bam in teal for Manila. IRWIN IPM' :! .... t:M Wairaanalo.... 252,000 j 100 1UI IFttlevee ...... 7 l l:Gi Waiuiea 125,000 100 K0 L D ! .1 4. Si IMITE Mil .... M I N Notice to Shipmasters. MF.AMSHit C08. fvArt Ctty 1:11 1:01 i N 4:H 8. Branch Hydrographic Office, Wilder S. S. Co 500.000 100 IIS General Agents Oceanic S S Co . t i u rut i.m Inter-Islan- Pullman Palace Sleepera. u San Cal. d 8. 8. Co..; 500.000 100 smis Francisco. I Buffet Smoking and Library Cars, p. MlSXLLANlCOrS. a cstnsoN, f. c. smith, Hy corninoiitcating with the Hranch Hy-Jr- c with Barber Shops and Pleasant Read- Co.! 100 upwrintendent. O. P. T. A graphic Ottli-- e In San Francisco, cap- - Hawaiian Electric 2..000 110 ing Rooms. Haw. 12,600 ate Electric Assess.' P0 tatns of vessels who will wittt Hon. Rp.Tr. & Ld. Co.; 2'A0O0 100 Dining Cars, meals a la Carte. 0 HIII III RECORD. the Hyxjrqgraphio Office by recording Ihw Hon. Steam Laundry.' 25,000 100 Free Reclining Chair Cars. 8 so . teurteogltai obaervetlons suggested by Kona-Ka- u Telephonei Mil A- - .... 1 . tht-- otttce. can h:.vc led tc them at T..I. r I 15,0 25 Pullman Ordinary Sleepers. forar Mutual Telephone Co 139,000 10 Gotbbnmixt SravT, my o v i"ri, rni i i ce 01 the irt'i eiiJnse, '111 Ll I I 100 MOK DAT a. pilot of Pacific K H H VU1 .1 A, 6,975 Agent. char ts the North " Paid up 31,X) i:0 07 J. H. LOTHRuP. General j Ocean, and tht latest information regard- O. R. & L. Co 2,000,000 luO 16! 135 Third Street, Portland, Oregon. baxox. TxxM.;;g 9 5 ing the dar.M i to navigation in the wa-- j People' Ice & Hei. Co. 150,000 KO whl.-- Occidental Oriental Steamship; tera they frequent. Bonds 1 in& Mariners are requested to report to the D. W. HITCHCOCK General Agent. ! any Haw. Govt. 6 per cent t, em office dangers discovered, or other Haw. Govt. 6 per cent.. No, 1 Montgomery St.. San Franclxeo can be ut cor- - s Urn Information which llzed for Haw. Govt. Postal 8a-- and Toyo Kisen Kaisna or In . rtcting charts sailing directions, or viiigs 4' per cent.. Or E. L. LOMAX, C P. A T. :4-- Hilo R. R. Co. 6 per ct. I v s 9f. .02 61 2 N E 2 the publication of the pilot charts of the rin ! Ewa 6 p-- I ) mm M 0u,53 --5 ENh. It North Paeltic. C. G. CALKINS. Plantation 102 Omaha, Nebraska, n C. r., aaniiKU 6 p. 101 X 11 (t 29 :a It .Olf.l 6 NV 1 I Eieut.-Comd- U. 8. N., in Charge. riant. Steamers of the above companies will call 'Honolulu - v O.R.4L.CO T.: at and 1 i m 86 .00 4 KEI4--5 MB on 4- Port or about the below n v a ty 86 .03 03 4 Ms -2 dates mentioned: r 30 Tt 29 ib M .18 . 4 NM REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. j Session Bales Morning Session Five Hawaiian Navigation Co., f WM.Ol 29 U 83 .08 60 5 UK Oahu, $147.50 ; 5 Waialua, assessable, $101.-5- 0, For Japan and China. For San Francis I 175 LIMITED. LJ McBrvde, assessable, $3. Afternoon 29 S. 40 NIPPON MARU SEPT. AMERICA MARU t.er to U K aea September 14. No. 550 Young Yun al ssion Fifty Waialua, paid up, $110; corrected and et $100. company RIO DE JANIERO OCT. PEKING jffni. axtf) for standard gravity of Let. 4. to J. Kaiewe; R. P. 4364, kul. 1564, 'Waialua, assessable, This reserves the right to Pauoa, Between assess- COPTIC OCT. 17 GAELIC fees eerrectton is .08 for Honolulu. Honolulu, Oahu. Consideration $530. Hoards Ten Waialua, make changes in the time of departure able, $101.50. and arrival of Its steamers WITHOUT AMERICA MARU OCT. 24 HONGKONG MARL-CHIN- No. 58C2 J. D. Holl. Jr., and wife to J. PEKING NOV. I 77, NOTICE, and It will not be responsible TIDES, BUN AND MOON. H. Cummings; lot Pawaa, Honolulu, JAELIC NOV. 10 DORIC Oahu. Consideration J.S0O. for any consequences arising there- j Great Actor: "I propose making p. from. HONGKONG MARU NOV. 20 NIPPON MARU .... No. 5865 R. C. Tewksbury to P. Neu 27 j farewell tour of the provinces. What Consignees must be at the landing CHINA NOV. RIO DE JANEIRO .. man and George A. Davis; all property DORIC DEC. 5 COPTIC ? or personal, Oahu. play would you advise?" to receive their freight. This company ItS; fSrS fill real Honolulu. C0n. NIPPON MARU ... DEC. 13 AMERICA MARU ... : 3-- " Noth- - will not hold Itself responsible for of deration ft. Critic: 'Much Adieu About RIO DE JANEIRO DEC. 21 MM Chong " 'freight after it has been landed. PEKING No. Pans and wife to Lum ing.' Detroit Journal. COPTIC .DEC. 29 GAELIC Fie; lot 3. kul. 11215. River street, Hono-- Live stock received only at owner's I AMERICA MARU . 5 T im .JAN. HONGKONG MARU Tl m111 . n a. $2,200. risk. .aim t All n III. .11" 'a lulu, Oahu. Consideration i j "Pa, I wouldn't have a CHINA K 4v9 S 9.50 10 2 ) 5.49 5 54: 6 24 No. 5871 W. C. Achl and wife to M. G. little sister This company will not be responsible 32, Oa- for anything. "Why, Tommy?" for money or valuables of passengers ! Sllva; lot Pawaa tract, Honolulu, -- l. 4 31 10 an 11 00 5 49 5.53 7.04 hu. Consideration $1,700. "Cause, pa, Jimmy Dobbs's little sister unless placed in the care of the pursers. & 18 1.7 4 ;3 10 46 11 45 6 53 7 43 p.m. 50. September 17. No. 5873 E. P. Kinney cries an' cries until he gets down on The company will not be liable for FOR GENERAL INFORMATION. APPLY TO 4254, of, de- TJ 5.58 1 7 5 38 11. !9 12. S9 5 50 .V 52 8 21 and husband to E. F. Wise; Gr. Olaa, th' floor, an' lets her tramp up an' loss nor injury to, nor delay In M M 16 6 10 11.59' 1 44 6 50 5 5l 9 H Puna, Hawaii. Consideration $1,900. down on his stummlek." Indianapolis livery of baggage or personal effects of m 7.17 1.6 7 15 a m S 02 5 6i 5 60 10 12 No. 5ST5 J, Bohnenberg and wife to A. passengers, or freight of shippers, be-- ; .immermann: lots 33 and 40, Olaa, Puna, Journal. yond the amount of $100, unless the ? 8.17 18 8 40 o wl 4 21 5.51 5.49,10 56 & 0 Ii! it Hawaii. Consideration $2,500. value of the same be declared when re H. Hackfeld Co., 1 No. 5876 --C. Bohnenberg; 6 :0 67 6 21 6.IH 5 48 11 01 Relnhart to J. ceived by the company, and an extra lots 33 a id 40 of patent 4024. Olaa, Pun a- - rilCClflfl iriVrrtlCfmrritC charge be made therefor quarter of the moon on October 1 Hawaii. Consideration $1. liia.3.MlllU aUlVlllJWIUWUUi AH ployes of the company are for-- AGENTS. 1 , 1 , 1 1 - , i , , , , No. 5S77 S. T. Piihonua to K. and K 1. n .:i 1 frf.l cr- . loll... from Ike Unltd States Coast and iLebuloa; 6 3-- 10 acres. Kalapana. Puna, - erlng a shipping receipt therefor in the M B'jrrT tablM- Hawaii. Consideration $224. prescribed by company, T' tides at Kahului and HUo ox-u- r WANTED. fcrm the and mt on Vur earlier than Honolulu which may be seen by shippers upon at 1 ,ist filed September Wxiian stt:1ari1 time Is 18 10 of deeds for record BY YOUNG room application to the pursers of the com- - Canadian-Australi- hours I -. German; and board Royal o- an '" nwr than Grtenwicb time, t 1 uvi in private family. Addi-es- s "D," P. O. pany s steamers MS 157 taat of th meridian if dsgraea j 616. 5660 Shippers are notified If freight 1 First Party. Second Party. Class. Box that Aiatta Tm tlni whistle blows at is shipped such receipt v , which is same as Greenwich. 9 Maikal I,. KrKanuna JJ without it will ths s- n- . ralsutee Hon and moon are for - - DoI and wife J. H. Pamalula D A YOUNG man desires pleasant room. be solely at the risk of the shipper. time fbr the whole srouo. .1 M Monsarrat W. R. Castle D mosquito proof; must be central. Can ; Steamship - Compaq - - K Kahinn Sing Lee D give good references. Address HAWAIIAN NAVIGATION CO., B. Kaiewo tt al. M. Polapola D "Room." this office. 5651 LTD. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. B Wahine et al. M. K. Spencer D g : r - (W. L. Moore ct al. A. B. Loeben- - A YOUNG man to work in a wholesale DIAHONH HEAD RTmr A I. STATION: ?te!n D Steamers of the above Line, running in connection with the Co. .. D store. Good references are required. I r piemw r SB, 10 p. m. Weather, clear; J. G. Kothwell Moana Hotel PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, B. C, tut .1 Address "Z.," office. 6653 WUui. light, N. E. A. Thompson, commissioner, et al. this a W., and calling at Victoria, B. C, Honolulu, and Brisbane, 0,1 i 1 FOR SALE E. W. Wood .... Tr. E. Iaklka Hon. Invest. Co., Ltd. D A COMPETENT bookkeeper wants a ARRIVED AT HONOLULU. position; has had three years exper- 3D"uie at lorxolvilu.. i Tuesday, September 25. .,. ,f1 father. ience in wholesale house. Can give On or about the dates below stated, vis.: B. nnminin best of references. "G. W.," U. A. T. Thomas. Buford. 7 davs from- - t Address THE FOLLOWING PLANTATION " - years of service i t FROM VANCOUVER AND , C. FROM SYDNEY, BRlPBlM 1 , forty honest VICTORIA Al.r. Kranrln, n .".iO f,, M . after this offlce. 5651 MA-TERIA- with in.ni MACHINERY, SUPPLIES AND L sola the Philippine? had arrived at such an For Brisbane, Q., and Sydney: For Victoria and Vuitos! and stores for Takn nnri Manila by C. Sails for Manila via Nagasaki on Friday advanced age that he knew his time is offered for sale WARRIMOO SEPT.29 MIOWERA at noon. for this world was short, his brother FOR SALE. BREWER & CO., LTD. MIOWERA OCT. 27 AORANGI iDadres asked him to write a book de HARDEN soil for sale. Apply Hawaii- Full particulars and prices can be AORANGI NOV. 24 WARRIMOO SAILED FROM HONOLULU. tailing hla experiences. He consented, an Electric Company, Alakea street. had by calling at their office on Queen WARRIMOO DEC. 22 MIOWERA 5660 Tuesday, September 25. but added: "No one shall see it while street. I live, but when I am gone you will Slwr. Manna I.oa, Simerson, Lahai-x- 1 . for i - com-- Golden Gate Rock Crusher, No. . Maalaca, open my private chest and then- you A BOWLING alley, pins and balls, ! Kona and Kau. C. Collins, 12 complete, with 12 H. P. portable bollei Stmr. Upolu, Dalton, for Honolpu will find manuscript." Recently plete. Apply to R. Wes. and the King street. 566J nd engine, elevator and buckets. Kens ports. now i the old man died, and, after he was j 1 Burley Drill, complete, with 40 H. P The magnificent new service, the "Imperial Limited," is Stmr. Klnau. Freeman, ' for Hilo and way opened v. boiler, compressor, jorts. burled, the Dominican fathers nntipn and ice cream parlor or , air etc. the chest and f iund therein a vast , 8et Fowler Steam Plows (4 gang). BETWEEN VANCOUVER and MONTRAEL Btmr. Claudlne, Parker, for Maul ports. ' Nuuan-- and ' - 7 and spare 1 parts. I D.I.. f. . T . . bundle of manusc rlpt sewed together in tm on full assortment Apply promises. o660 3 250 H. P. Stirling Boilers. Making the run iM hours without change. The finest railwv Vimr. W. G. Hall, Thompson, Na-wiliw- of a book. On the cover were for the form 2 sets Green's Fuel Economizers. the world. these words: "The Characteristics, A HALLET & 2 Unltel 8tt Schr. Blanche CUMSTEN piano, stool Worthington High Duty Steam Through Tickets issued from Honolulu to Canada, and Ella, for Hanaki and Habits, and Customs of the Filipino j and cover, for $50. Enquire at this of- - Pumping Engines, capacity Ave million rope. KAUhtwat , Gtio9 j sppU r. People. By D. O. M. flee. gallons per 24 hours, tots.) " Sc-h- Waialua. We'sbarth, for Hanalei Father against a For Freight and Passage and aU general lnformatloa anU KaliMwal. rnyanv ven it i.trsuu run mu.. . ; head of 420 feet. 1 14 x 15 10 Stmr. Kaiulanl. Mitchell, for Paauhau, Careful Study and Observation of the LOT 62 x 131. Desirable Hi-st- ory x Duplex Pump, capacity 2 per 24 Kukalau, Iiur ahoehoc and Papaaloa. Race. Th( y opened the book to the dwelling, on Prospect between Alapai i million gallons hours, page it blank. They and Hackfa d streets. Six rooms, 1 4 x 2 x 4 Pump. second and found ch - 2 Pumps TO large blnal, fine view; servants' iuar- Centrifugal Theo. H. Davies & Co Ltd Sail SAIL TODAY. opened it to the third page and It was , I Centrifugal Pump. , , were hundred ters and stable. For further partlcu-iais- Stmr. Noeau. Wyman. for Anahola. lu blank. There three apply to Gear. Lansing & Co. 17x9 Horizontal Slide Valve Engine, 4 p. m. pages. On very last sheet 5G19 complete. and Ahukin1, at blank the ' was written these words: "This is all I 25 H. P. Upright Tubular Boiler. I know, forty yeafs' study, of the I Vt x 5 x 6 Duplex Pump. MOV E M ENTS OF STEAMERS. after I Filipino people." FOR RENT. 1 Donkey Engine. or Tor Also, Mules, in fine Steamers due and to sail today and - California order. the LARGE beach house, having all mod- Portland Cement. next six dnys arc as follows: - j The King of Naples, in plenitude ern conveniences. For particulars ap- Steel T Rails, 25 pounds and the ply to P. O. Box 61S. 5624 i i ARRIVE. of his absolutism, paid one day a visit pounds. Steamers From. Due. to the Neapolitan prisons, in to Large lot of second-han- d Picks, 8hov. York, S. order -- Is, Service Between New Austrulia-- F .Sept. 26 see ROOMS BOARD. iioes and Tools. Direct Nippon Marti S. F tMti4 M for himself what sort of men his AND R. R. Tamping Bars. i Islands Warrimoo Victoria .Sept. 23 criminals wore, and whether they really BOARD and rooms can be had In refin- - 1 Baldw'.n Locomotive, S pairs of Pacific Coast and Hawaiian XUe de Janeiro 3. F ..Oct 9 deserved the punishments they were ed family occupying a modern resi- irlvers. 3 foot guage. Moana-- S. F ..Oct. 10 undergoing. "What is your sentence?" dence (mosquito proof). In coolest; 6 15-to- n Flat Cars, guage. Ceptlc-- S. F ..Oct. 17 he said to one. "Fifteen years, your portion of city. Ten minutes from 12 Flat Cars, guage M S. S. "AMERICAN" WILL LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SAKfjji America ini S. F ..Oct. 21 majesty." "And what had you done?" town. Address "A. B. C," Advertiser 46 Cane Cars, guage. S. F 24 5657 1 Sound, en route to Honolulu on octooer Australia ..Oct. "Nothing whatever." "Quite innocent?" oflice. Howe R. R. Track Scale. Portland and the - Miowera Victoria ..Oct. 27 1 Platform Scale, 36 x 47. Francisco about December 12th, at the Sound about Decease. "Entirely so, vour majesty.''"And you?" 2 23 x DEPART. Platform Scales, 3J ceivei freight at Tacoma and Seattle for Honolulu at ,owe8l.ra he asked another. "Thirty years, sire. LOST. I Stump Puller. Klowpra Vit toria .Sept. 26 S . S. "HAWAIIAN" IS EXPECTED TO LEAVE NEL,L,t ,t Victim of a false accusation." "And Dump Carts. -- i . ... . - .. i. .. - Australia S. F ..Oct. 2 SALARY warrant No. S9."6. for cember 10th and win periorm tne same voyage ua a., you 7" life, my Spring Wagons. . m at " America Mnru 8. 2 to a third. "In for king." ... m , Tlrooklvn. F ..Oct. drawn by the auditor in favor of Miss companyn s truiif-oiiui- j c.oni-i- c,,,h- m - Peklng-- S. F 9 "And what have you done? ' "Every-...Oc- t, Bain Wagons. wiian, ...Oct. Lena Deverill, has been lost. Pay- Scrapers. AUmtda- - S. F 12 thing you can think of, my king: theft. ment on same has stopped. Road , been Oct e- S. 19 bui-Lrlary- Lot Plow Harness. li- F ...Oct. highway robbery, man-...Oc- t. 5S60-221- 5 I apply to Honolulu Agents. Acrangi Victoria 34 w .1 For further particulars ti omyi.. i .!. Hongkong Man U. F...... Oct. niaiiuici, uiuiuci..,i.. uuuf lucv Auetrelis 8. F .Oct. 10 :'i not sentence me to death.'' "What TWO certificates of deposit on Bisho;) LI is your name?'' asked the king. "My & Co'? bank in favor of J. W. Sproat. CO.. i. H. HACKFELD & narr.-- nrst-clas- s one for $310, and one for $450. have C. & Co., PASSENGERS. replied the criminal. Brewer "since I have been here has been 912." been lost. Payment on same has been Departed. finishing Hupped, and all parties are cautioned LIMITED. Alter his tour of inspection, against negotiating the same. 5660 For Maul and Hawaii ports, per stmr. the king said to the governor: "All FOR Mauna Lob. September 2T,. Mrs. Lou 8ai: Queen Street ASK YOUR DEALER W.-ili.ul-- tho prisoners here seem to be perfectly C M nik r,o t'iark J TT THE following warrants drawn by the lanl. Miss Scott, Mrs. C. Butske. Mi J. innocent Ther is only one bad man auditor on the treasury, to be charged A Bordfelt. J. D. Paris, W. R. 'le, among them No. 912. You had better to the appropriation. "Repairing FOR SAlE. Miss Violet Lima, ChSSL Harding. Mr. Id him out, lest he corrupt the others." Sehoothouses," have been lost, and Lewi. Mr.. F. H. Hayselden. Mrs It p tynunt of the same has been stop- Crowe!!. Mrs. M. Lane, Miss Lillie Mitch, ped: No. 4169, order Edward Hore, ell. Mtas Mary E. Green, W. Tatterson, IN THE BEST OF HUMOR. $135; No. 4170. order Edward Hore. $4. To ARRIVE EX-HELE- N BREWER, iAxleCreai C. N. McNallv. S. N. Smyth. J. Makalnal. one Any person Into whose possession the j due in October: Falrley, A. McAulton. J. K. White and "Another of those may A. concerns failed the other day." sam" come, are requested to for- LEHIGH PORTLAND CEMENT. wife. C. K. Towt. W. Kahaalwlwl. L. T. ward them to the undersigned. Ed-- 1 Hay- so?" j BRICK, Perk. Mr. Talhnt. OoL Norrts, D. K. "That's ward Hore, Waialua, Oahu. CG5S AMERICAN FIRE c&s selden, G. P. Knmauoha and two children "Yes; old Goldbond's daughter broke BARRELS OF FIRE CLAY. and Sarah Wilhurton. her engagement with young CUMBERLAND COAL. For Milo end way ports, per stmr. Kl- - THE MELROSE, King Street vn.it. i' mier Zo. Miss n L,eong, airs. Kawshi. i 1 .is. Williams, A. G. Jones, Mrs. ADVERT'5' W. G. P Trey. Rev. J. A. Cruxan, J. M. "There Is no show for the downtrod-Tten- n. C. BREWER & CO., LTD. v THE - READ -- . Mackenale and son. William Jen poor man in this country," said the Board and rooms; all modern com- QUEEN STREET TtMunpson, H Holstein, P. McKlnnon, ., L. j . dyspeptic boarder. "That's a fact. The forts; electric lights; mosquito proof raoo 1 p.v d .ot,ey . w . uicox, Vatn M wUh Qnly one gult of clothes has a quiet, refined home. Kins: St, cars! rvniv highest grade of RED RUB- - J1. ItailuiiKBiam, V . r . uianr, .vuu ... I tne James Glbb. C. 8. Smith, A. P 'no redress at all," said the Cheerful pass the door. Prlcen moderate. Tele-- BER Is used in the Stamps made by ! a Mor Indianapolis SWl-blu- lieller, E. W. Rusted, Wm. Horner and Idiot. Press. phone e. the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO. 75 Cents