SUGAR-- 96 Degree XT. S. WEATHER BUREAU, JANUARY 19. Last 24 hours' rainfall, .35. Test Centrifugals, 3.6175c; Per Ton, $72.35. Temperature, Max. 74; Man. 60. Weather, cloudy; kona winds and rain. 88 Analysis Beets, 8s 2V4d; Per Ton, $75.20. "rmii-r- usin ? --- n-j- f mt ESTA8USHEO JULY 2. 185 'ft esse VOL. XLIIL, NO. 7317. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1906. PRICE FIVE CENTS. bl 1700 MEORE the dELEGATES WHO GO TO WASHINGTON I. aHaBa ;BaBaBaflaB: :flaBaBaBaBaBB

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la Go to Work or B Get Out. B Three Warships on the a B Si B There have been lively times at Wai- Coast to Seize and correspond pahu as the following staff 'a Hold the Custom ence of the Advertiser will show, hut the prospects are that the Japs will re- Houses. morning. Meanwhile a sume work this a K the mill has been manned by Hawaiians SSI (Associated Press Cablegrams.) and a new lot of Japs from the Mon- WASHINGTON, January 20. golia were brought into camp. The France will demand an imme trouble was started by a few agitators who, among other demands, included the diate apology from President B discharge of the plantation doctor for Castro of Venezuela. There are 1 holding a post-morte- The strikers vr.;-'.-f, vv.v i v I three French .warships near the more money for the cane-loader- s. l7:r r also wanted r' Venezuelan coast, and it is prob- A force of armed police were J. R. Gait. M. P. Robinson. " W. O. Smith. ' il able that there will be a seizure E. A. Mclnerny. I A. B. onthe ground all day yesterday and Loebenstein. Dan Case. Geo. W. Smith. BM B a B M a a Q g.VEMsM of the customs revenues of the Manager Bull took a firm stand, order- BlflslBlBE8BBKBlBsBHflsBBBHBfBlllBlBBIBIBi Baffl"aaaaBKBOB?BBBBHaEKB'?BBan: Ba.B B afl S.fl country. The American govern- ing the men to take their choice be is in mat-- tween going to work or being paid off, ment complacent the are strike. PAYNE HOT - 'About 1700 Japs in the They Will Seek to Get Fair Play for Jf BONDS T- President Castro has been system- . 3 ; I 4.. nlinll tllA atically gov- Wl " ponce expeuiiiun t vi"" Hawaii From the Congress of affronting the French Waipahu, consisting ernment for some time past, refusing " "strike troubles of a rely- omcers, BE SOLD settlement of just claims and of 27 men, mounted and foot SOJITTER ing upon the United states to preserve went to Waipahu by the 7:30 train the United States. the integrity of Venezuelan territory yesterday morning. Captain Sam Les because of the Monroe doctrine.. The the mounted patrolmen seizure of his ports and t the admin- lie commanded De- istration of the customs revenues by and Lieut. Willis had charge of the Something of the Mr. Campbell Cables France with America's consent is prob foot officers. The horsemen took their IX men of Hawaii will leave this port on the steamer Mongolia today, a ably the first decisive step toward an saddles with them and all were arm bate on the Philip- seventh man having preceded them in the same interest, to endeavor to His Success to the adjustment of the difficulties. cartridges. ed with rifles and ball persuade the Congress of the United States to an act of justice, some At Waipahu the party boarded a car pine Bill. what tardy, to this Territory. Governor. REVOLUTION and were taken directly to the mill, establishing temporary quarters in the The seven are the men whose pictures appear in a group on this page, IN ECUADOR, office. Cigars and tobacco were served "It seems to me that the impression namely, Messrs. W. O. Smith E. A. Mclnerney, Mark P. Robinson, George W. The Territorial bonds have been sold out by the plantation people and the that Mr. Payne was unfriendly toward Smith and J. R. Gait of Honolulu, A. B. Loebenstein of Hilo and Dan Case of in New York. - GUAYQUAL, Ecuador, Janu- officers were generally made to feel at the Islands and the sugar industry here 3kaui. Mr. W,. O. Smith left Honolulu for the Coast on the Sierra on January st niht Governor Carter receiv- . . . ed from Treasurer Campbell, now in ary 20. The revolutionists have home. has been exaggerated," said Governor atUi, and will the delegates m Washington. was town was join New a cablegram advising him Pres- Manager Bull in but looking up a W s lork, entered Quito, and Vice Carter yesterday, from Tlie haye in j by the 10 o'clock faets luat led up to the sending of this delegation make up, the isgue of $750 000 of Territorial expected to arrive copy of the Congressional Record he was that ident Moreno has taken the reins done he effect, the recent history of Hawaii. These Islands were annexed to the United bonds, under the loan act train. Nothing could be until reading. careful reading of what authorized of government and named his "A J States of own revenues, passed by Legislature and 1 came. he really say in Congress shows him their will, and gave up with their annexation large the last cabinet. i did ' was approved by The advent of the police was watch- to be a verv fair man. I had myself the customs receints and tho reinta from internal revenue for which no the sale of which t curiosity large President Roosevelt, had been sold ed with quiet by a gained an impression of Mr. Payne's adequate return has ever been made from the national treasury. President yesterday 98 1-- 2. The Governor at number of Japanese gathered outside unfriendliness that the record does not at CORDIAL TO Roosevelt, recognizing that an injustice had been done the Islands in thus tak once approving the plantation office. Work on the justify. Mr. Payne, for instance, did cabled back, of the place was at a standstill, all hands to ing away annually large sums which were paid directly from the local circula- sale. THE CHINESE not say that the Hawaiian planters The cablegram from Mr. Campbell 1700 tion and found their way to of the number of about having joined made a profit of 7.2 per cent, a year. back the Islands but slowly, if at all, because did not state whether the bonds had the strikers. The Chinese and Kore- What he did say was that the profit their remoteness from the great centers of trade, made the recommendation in been disposed of at private sale, or by CHICAGO, January 20. The ans worked part of Thursday but were was 2.7, which is a vastly different his message that Congress should give some restitution in the way of larger competition. Chinese commissioners have js These bonds will bear interest at threatened with violence by the s.trik-er- thing." appropriations for public improvements here. three and one-ha- lf per cent., which is reached here and have been cor- and quit in the afternoon. The debate to which the Governor It was a matter that had been discussed variously and very largely locally, the lowest interest rate Territorial dially received by the officials. The strike started on Tuesday, the refers took place on the Philippine bonds have ever borne. In fact, con- rs and Hawaii was quick to in the cane-loade- and cutters being the first tariff bill in the House of Representa take advantage of the suggestion contained sidering the rate of sale and the in- money will to go out. on 4, and was led by President's message knowing that Mr. Roosevelt is Hawaii's friend and that terest, the for the bonds IN tives January cost the Territory only 3.68 per cent, LIBERALS 9; What their reason for discontent Payne of New York for the passage of he probably stands ready to do what he can in furtherance of the suggestion in net, and that is the most favorable i . ras is not known. They just quit work the bill as chairman of the Ways and his message. The matter was taken up in Washington by the Delegate to Con- rate ever made. THE MAJORITY 'Without making any complaint. course of gress and by Judge The best previous rate was on the V Means Committee. In the the Hatch, who represents the interests of the planters there. On Thursday the strike spread to and some a of refunding bonds, sold to Wm. G. Ir 3 debate Mr. Payne said: after correspondence it was determined to appoint committee LONDON, January 20. The business win, those bearing interest at the rate i the entire plantation and on the even "Xow, Mr. Chairman, what will be men representative of the Islands to proceed to Washington and urge per present issue, ing- day a lengthy of com of four cent. The Liberals have elected 228 mem- of that list the effect of the passage of this bill upon Congress the justice of returning to this community in the way of appropria besides the low interest rate, has the 1 plaints was presented to the man 75 bers of Parliament, the Unionists ager. reducing this rate of dutv to 33 cents, tions per cent, of the monev collected here for customs and internal revenue added advantage that the bonds may pounds, or a third of a cent dues. be issued as the money is needed to 96, the Nationals and the La-- INDIGNITY TO THE CONSUL. a hundred 72 a pound, upon the sugar industry of the The Chamber of Commerce Association met jointly and pay for public improvements, the buy- borites Acting Japanese Consul Matsubara and the Merchants' ers to them up as issued. 37. do riot a joint agreeing take . and A. K. Ozawa had come from town Philippine Islands? I believe it committee from those bodies, after several davs' consideration, made In this way, any part of the bonds in an automobile on Thursday to at is going to give them a market in the the following report: may be issued, and the Territory will RED SUNDAY tempt to straighten matters out. After United States. I do not believe it is "Your committee appointed at the joint meeting of the trustees of the not be compelled to. pay interest on a money may lying in conference with the leaders of the relief enough to help them here at ; Chamber of Commerce, and the directors of the Merchants' Association of Hono- - that be idle the Thursday evening, they t ' emit 1 Tt. r'ot-MrkKl- l TO BE QUIET strike on start least am very much in doubt about it lulu, held on 16th of ' ' U.r ed for town where Consul Matsubara I the day of December, 1903, 'to submit the names at least nh had an engagement. for the three years that this duty isj three gentlemen to be sent to Washington by the Chamber of Commerce and the missjon and win in ai probability The Japanese ciamored for their to be placed upon the sugar. It will Merchants' Association of Honolulu, jointly, and to communicate with the other start for home at once. ST. PETERSBURG, January representative to remain with them stimulate the nrice m China. We have islands, callinc nttentinn in tha rrtmmoTwIntinns of Mr TTtli nnil tn renort ; 20. is not expected there up It that longer but he refused and started examined a good deal into the price of. to a joint meeting of both bodies,' begs leave to report as follows: his machine. This exasperated the la AFTERNOON CABLES. will be any disorder here on Red sugar in tne .Philippine islands under "Communications have been forwarded to the Island of Kauai, and to com WASHINGTON, 19. Gen. borers and an attempt was made to : Jan. Luke Sunday. head off the consul and compel him their present methods, which, of course,1 mercial bodies on the Islands of Hawaii and Maui with a request that the Wright, Governor of the Philippines, to remain. An ugly rush ensued but could be improved if we could get the. result of any action they may take be sent to this committee by wireless. ' has been nominated by the President as the Messrs. Matsubara go - automobile bore capital to over there; and yet with "We recommend that a delegation of five gentlemen be sent to Washing- Ambassador to Japan. GANS DEFEATS and Ozawa in the direction of Pearl Commissioner the improved methods in the Hawaiian ton by the two bodies jointly, to urge the passage by Congress of a bill to carry Ide next in succession to City and town. f Wrieht for they do not seem to have revo-- . out the seventy-fiv- e cent, SULLIVAN While Manager Bull's was Islands, recommendation of President Roosevelt, that per of th r,osition of Governor of the Philin- - "TWIN" arrival sugar. They being awaited twelve horses were lutionized the cost of the Federal revenues in Hawaii be set apart for use in such Territory, and that retir-- from ofRr in Tnn(l placed at the disposal of the mounted have Detter sugar lands mere tnan tney. such delegation be as follows: W. O. Smith, M. P. Robinson, G. W. Smith, E. A. ... . ' ' Gen. J. F. Smith, formerly of Cali SAN FRANCISCO, January Patrolmen and were saddled and held have m the Philippine islands, lhey--j JUelnerny, J. R. Gait. ready fornia, will be appointed in his place. Sul- for emergencies. have had free sugar into the United "We further recommend that the delegation be authorized to select and 20. Gans won his fight with Ten o'clock saw Manager Bull at CANON CITY, Colo., Jan. 19. The States for about thirty years abso-- : appoint a press agent, who shall also as secretary, and bodies in fifteenth round. . Waipahu once to act that the joint livan the and he proceeded at family of Governor Peabody is recov ' 'the Office That fio Viorl rpsnlvpl llnflTl lutely free. They have built up an in-- J arrange to meet the drafts for expenses of the delegation not to exceed ten ering. illness was nr-gr- lightweight who has definite plan of action was quickly dustry there in the Hawaiian Islands thousand dollars ($10,000.00)." It is believed that Gans is a ptomaine poisoning. in prize ring, and seen. This was evidently the result 370,000 tons a year. They This report was adopted, a due to a varied career the of havej and then subscription list was started and the who not the most savory record jj of a meeting with the directors of the sum VICTORIA, Jan. 19. The ship King has :J some very rich lands. They have somei of ten thousand dollars was collected to pay the expenses of the delegates. possible. Sullivan, comparatively Plantation, held in town. been totally wrecked The manager lands there that have produced the The other islands had, in the meantime, been asked to join in the sending of David has at ppeakingr. is a new man although he accompanied by twelve ring for years. record crop of the world. I saw some . delegates, and the Island of Hawaii selected as its delegate A. B. Loebenstein Bajos Point, Vancouver Island. Seven has been in the several of the crew are missing. He hails from Boston. (Cont!nwd on Pic S.I THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY 20, 1906.

IMPOBTM T DATA FOR Biggest Bargain Ever Offered Scriven's Improved WE ARE PUTTING OX SALE THIS WEEK ABOUT ft-- ' Elastic Seam THE HAW FARMERS 300 Drawers . . PIECESOF Circular Xo. 1, Division of Forestry, of the Board of Commissioners of j Agriculture and Forestry, has been issued over the signature of Ealph S. T0RSH0N LRSES FROM TO 5 INCHES AMTEHTED.. Cy This scientific drawer is worn Hosmer, the superintendent. It is entitled "An Offer of Practical Assistance i WIDE AT THE REMARKABLY by over a million careful dressers to Tree Planters." The Division of Forestry will render practical and personal LOW PRICE OF and it costs no more than ordin- assistance to individuals or corporations desiring to establish forest plantations, ary drawer made of good ma- wood lots or windbreaks or to do other forest work. The circular, which on give all particulars. terial. may be had free application, will the THESE50cGOODS AREPerEASILYDozenWORTH ALL THE JAPANESE BEETLE. THE It fits snugly and follows the WAY FROM 75c. TO $1.25 PER DOZEN. lines of the hips and legs. Waist Circular No. 2,' Division of Entomology, of the Board of Commissioners of Agriculture and Forestry, is by Jacob Kotinsky, assistant entomologist, and sizes from 28 to 50 inches. WE ARE ALSO SHOWING THIS WEEK A NEW more deals with the Japanese beetle fungus. A supplementary note by Brother None of our patrons are LINE OF CHILDREN'S DRESSES AND HATS, IN- men of unusual Matthias Xewell tells how to get rid of the beetle by inoculation. Brother delighted than Matthias' method is described as follows: Take a box about six inches deep FANTS BONNETS, ETC. makes no difference if build. It and fill about one-hal- f with damp soil. Keep this soil moist, not muddy, by you are slim, stout, short, tall or occasionally sprinkling with water. Dry soil will not work. Collect a lot of PROGRESS BLOCK, you can of perfect proportions, beetles and place them in this box. Be sure to feed the beetles for they must j FORT STREET. - j OM be- A alwavs secure a CORRECT FIT. not starve. The best time to place the food in the box is during the day, The SCRIVEN'S DRAWER cause then the beetles are mostly hidden in the ground. If the box be opened will yield to any strain or pres- in the evening they will try to escape. sure after which it will return to Valuable plants need not be taxed for their food, for any one may have its original shape. noticed that even certain weeds are eaten by them. The d "honohono" Only the very best material is grass is found in many places and beetles eat it readily. Xo special in comfort and durabil- Keep the lid of the box well down. precaution need be taken used and about air holes. Keep the box in a dry, shady place. ity it KNOWS NO EQUAL. Beetles placed in such a box and properly cared for will die of the fungus, - for the fungus which destroys them is now found in all localities. nu"u A whitish substance grows out of the joints of the dead beetles, which M. after a few days turns green. The substance is the fungus. When a number Am.- Mclnerny, Ltd. of beetles have developed the green fungus, mix them well with some dry or MERCHANT AND FORT STREETS. nearly dry earth or fine sand, and scatter this mixture over and around the plants attacked. U. S. PUBLICATIONS. WIHECO.'S bulletins from U. S. Experiment include a valuable Uecent the station here CELEBRATED treatise on the Avocado Mealy-Bu- g with directions how to combat it with a kerosene emulsion. The bulletin by Edmund C. Shorey, on Lime an Essential i2S5.j- - TABLE Make Your Factor in Forage, has already been noticed in these columns. WINES ranerement where they told me that in ' You can get wines higher in price; but quality and price con- BBAflD BEATS one year they had produced eleven and tig sidered, it will be hard to surpass this brand of table wines BREAD " twelve tons of sugar per acre. The , " have taken managers of that plantation say thatj that the FIRST PRIZES at both the St. Louis and Taste they do not think that the extra Lewis & Clarke Expositions. Better ex-- By adding a little good Apple But- HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLES amount of sugar pays for the extra ; RED WINES g in cultivation in fertilizing. j and " (light ' ter! It makes you forgive indifferent ; Ipense McGavin I would like to ask ZINFANDEL pleasant wine) bread, while good bread and good ap-- from New York what the CABERNET (old and meUow) (St. Julian Type) H pine ; pie butter make an irresistable combi- One hundred and forty acres of reason is for excluding sugar from the BURGUNDY (full bodied Bouquet) g apples are being planted at "Wahiawa absolutely free list? EL MO UNO (Bordeaux character) g nation. We do not hesitate to recom- - to Mr. Payne I am sorry that my ' by A. "W. Eames, who Is also about MEDOC (elegant, rich) W mend '. friend was not here when I commenced. put in a pineapple cannery of his own I said that the only reason was for the WHITE WINES 2 there. Mr. Eames recently returned sake of revenue. They need the rev--j GUTEDEL (fruity dry wine) S from a visit to California, where he enue. nere is no otner reason, tiiat 1 Heinz Apple Butter know of. JOHANNISBERG REISLING (Rhine wine character) g Inspected the different brands and VINE (Moselle frj The manufacturers authorize us to ' 'e-- The gentleman from Xew York then CLIFF type) grades of pineapples on the market touched upon the amount of revenue SAUTERNES (very mellow; palatable) refund your money if you do not like there. I produced by sugar, and ' continued: "1 HAUT SAUTERNES (medium sweet, delicate) it, no one has ever asked us to ' "I was shown some twenty different now was but remember that I talking about CHAUTAAU YQUEM W brands," said Mr. Eames yesterday, Hawaii, and free sugar there, and the (very rich type) make that guaranty good. We sell a and but one of these had points of deal of too. result. Mr. Hatch, who is retained by SPARKLING WINES B great it superiority over the Hawaiian , the business people of Hawaii to look SPARKLING MOSELLE w ' ' In stone crocks of convenient sizes. M'' '" after their interests in Washington, ap- SPARKLING SAUTERNE H However, there need be no fear of peared before the committee. lie does " the one brand. Hawaiian pines have not want this bill to pass, and they do SPARKLING BURGUNDY been pronounced by experts .to be the not want this bill to pass. They are s M. Hackfeld & 2o., Ltd. finest in the world, and there is no afraid that it will jeopardize something LEWIS & Co. Ltd , 169 Kinff St., 'Phone 240. Wholesale Agents. reason why they should lose their place in Hawaii if this bill passes. Still, he, in preparation for market. I tells about the result there. While these lands that I have referred to pro- duce eleven to twelve tons per acre on 'AHALA TOBACCO this one plantation, they are able to produce but from two to three tons per DECLARED GOOD acre on the average land in the Islands. And they say that on their investment of $65,000,000 in plantations the last Samuel G. "Wilder informed an Ad- two years, the return was 2.7 per cent, Dresses Get vertiser reporter yesterday that some profit in the whole Island. Now, if sugar plan- with American capital and Hawaiian Your tobacco being raised on the capital, if with the best machinery in tation of the Hawaiian Agricultural the world, if with steam plows and the Carefully Company at Pahala. Hawaii, is giving highest and best methods of cultiva- Gas Range excellent promise. Cigars made from it tion for producing sugar in the world, seem to be as good as made from this is the result after thirty years of those free trade with the United States, Now the tobacco raised at the United States in name sub-experim- what the of common sense has gleaned station in Hamakua. any in It means relief from unpleasant Very fine wrapper tobacco is included interest the United States to , fear kitchen duties building fires, carrying coal, in growths. from the Philippine Islands? the Pahala j ' ' Why, Mr. Chairman, I visited one We make a specialty of carefully cleaning Silk Waists, unnecessary cleaning, etc. T. J. Fitzpatrick, the cigar dealer, of the plantations he has not yet received any in the Philippines Dresses of all sorts, Gloves, Ostrich Plumes, Feather Boas, states that and saw 'a sugar mill. They had cara- A Gas Water Heater will supply hot water in cigars back from the Hamakua tobacco etc., etc. man- bao power with which to grind the any quantity. sent to Tacoma for experimental cane. They had a We have special machinery is hardly time yet, as the carabao at each end and facilities for doing dry ufacture. It - forming lot of it, and a boy to drive the carabao. cleaning and dyeing- in the best possible manner and guar- three cases of tobacco the They three-rolle- r Both for sale by dealers and be- had a mill, and they were only shipped by the steamer fed the rollers with antee absolute satisfaction to our patrons. fore Alameda. Mr. Fitzpat- one stalk at a the last time. Now, you expect that We solicit your custom. Please give us a trial and be rick knows of the Pahala tobacco and these people, with HONOLULU GAS CO., LTD., says is good. these crude methods, convinced of the superiority of our work. it without any understanding of the mod- Alexander Young Bldg. ern means of producing sugar, to walk at once into the position of the Ha- PAYNE HOT SO BITTER, waiian Islands, and to be able to come into your market and sell sugar at the extravagant profit of 2.7 per cent, Sanitary Steam Laundry. (Continued from Page 10 profit on the capital invested. That is Ring up Main and our wagon will call what all this - 73 for your work. land near Pearl Harbor land bought bother is about in resist- ing the passage of tiiis bill at 25 per by the government of the United cimit. or tne i.'ingJoy uuties. " States, but now under the control of Mr. Mondell The gentleman persists the owners on a certain leasehold ar- - in referring to the case of Hawaii. 1 suppose from the gentleman's numer- ous visits to "8 -- that Island he discovered 4 ' that the plantation owners have long Ill 1 am since capitalized our duty, and that the m uoii m oiner Hawaiian plantations are capitalized at The four to six times what they cost, and they are making less than three per jJ The season's first cold cent, upon the cost of the plantation, PLUMBER but it is because of the enormous over-- , yv may be slight may yield capitalization 4: there. At King to early treatment, but the Mr. Payne The gentleman does not 85 Street next cold will hang on know any such thing, and that thing is denied by gentlemen whom I met Gas and steam fitters. Estimates in work cheerfully given. longer; it will be more there, with all the apparent candor of troublesome, too. Un- my friend from Wyoming. THAT YOU CM DRINK Mr. Mondell I happened to be in Ha- TKZLXT necessary to take chances waii at the time this process was go- IF YOU TO - mm ing on. I on that second one. Scott's Mr. Paynes Does the gentleman say J Emulsion is a preventive sugar plantations in Hawaii were capi- PRTTCKrV talized four to six times their cost? as well as a cure. Take Mr. Mondell I was saying that 1 happened to be in the Islands at the time when the bill passed making Ha- Clean, Sweet PAINTER BOTTL'G WKS, waii a part of the United States, when Sewalo. Pione U hite 1331 T'8 EJIMSIOJi the business of increasing the capital Mhl of Hawaiian sugar plantations was go- ing on at a very rapid rate, and one ivhen colds abound and plantation had its capital multiplied you'll four times in less than two months. F PsLLOWS have no cold. Take it Mr. Payne Well, now, Mr. Chairman, :ath vvhen the cold is contracted it may have been true about one plan- tation. The gentleman mav have been l J If md it checks inflamma- there. lie may have been For Sale or Lease! tion, heals the membranes there and seen one thing of the kind done. But, of course, Mr. Chairman, Lots Gulick Tract, the throat and lungs one swallow docs not make a summer. l in Kalihi, I believe the gentlemen who have lived IS 5' ON CAR LINE. aid drives the cold out. all J. & Co., there these years Hopp have had an oppo- Send for free sample. rtunity to know better than my friend 1 r. $350.00 and Upward from Wyoming on a single visit. I Young Building Furniture Store-1053-105- 9 SCCTT & BOWSE. Chemists know thnt they know more than I lid on one visit. I admit it for myself, ' terms. Particulars of MRS. 5. A. GULICK. 409-41- 5 Pearl Street, Sew York Bishop Street and I am willing to acknowledge it for 1820 GULICK AVENUE, KALIHI. JCc and $1.00 ... All drugUt him. 1 1

29ft linnra Tfi 1700 MEN O ??J??0??,? t WMmmmPm, MJntA U MYSTERIOUS 0 i Um"J lfl3n. 3 Mr ON STRIKE BE ANEGYPT MIKE HALEY nt'.nuea from Pas e 1.) ) n.-s- t- -:i vhe.-- the leaders f the strike and onsul Matsubara were Our entire line of fancv SiiK I'iitisiiiujT-pin- Braid, awaiting L coining. silk trimming Braids, nar- ami Muo. a piece, Telephone Main 424. THE lt. v Miner MANAGER'S ULTIMATUM row width, dark and on sale at 8 a piece. g p An American Secretary Joplin, Mo., Lead itj .i . . . . libt i.ifin tint tney would havo effects, regular value 10c. till noon to make up t their minds. If and 1212c. On a Few they didii-- Sale at 6Uc. Tells of Japanese Showed Japs return to work they must a yard. Black Silk Crochet Bu- present themselves to be paid off. and tton, best quality, 20o. and Things. if tney refused to do this they would Ascendancy, be .riven off the plantation premises 2.V. on sale at 10c. and Regular Sales Day capiai i Leslie received instructions Fancy Siik Braids in black 12'sc. to a sim.lar effect. and white, red and Haley, as - white.7 straight nriv.itp secretary to The mysterious Mr. Mike AfaonnK!!-lillt. arrangements to accom t appears passenger list .x.i,. 5c. a yard. ex-- his name on the modate the police overnight were made Black Silk 6 Hon. Edwin Morgan. S. Minister rr-- ; Buttons, of S. S. Mongolia, has gained a rep- oig tents were pitched on and to Korea, but recently appointed Unit the io the for 20c. Wednesday aboard the big liner for silence. lawn in front of the office and a nlentl ed Minister to Cuba, has an in utation ful supply poi Silk Braids. U and States That, naturally, has aroused interest of and other necessaries .4 teresting story to tell of recent devel- laid in. The police were loud in their inch Persian effect?, i Of. in him. enor quality Tearl Saturday opments in Korea, especially with re praise of the preparations made by and 2oc. The only mystery Mike Haley value, on sale at 5c. a Japa- about tne plantation people for their com- a Butt on. dozen. gard to the domination of the is that he hails from Missouri and does fort. 10c. yard. n it hnvp ro is a E. FISHER, nese in political affairs. he "shown." Ilalev Last night in- WILL bi the force was divided AUCTIONEER. Mr. Straight is an energetic young lead miner from Joplin, Mo., a to two watches and a husky worker, who is used to wielding thorough patrol Alpaca Braids, for skirt American who served as a war cor- of the plantation premises maintained. Black Silk Braids, COc. the nick, and has acouired no little The binding1, in o yard lengths, respondent during the Japanese-Russia- n main body of laborers were not and 75c. dozen, on skill with that prosaic implement. in favor of the sale at all colors, 15c. quality, on war as a representative of Reu-ter'- s. When the Japanese war broke out strike. Six or seven 35c. and 50c. a agitators were responsible for the dozen. sale at 10c. a piece. In the last few months he has iind the little brown soldiers of the whole up bullets trouble. Intimidation and fear filled important post of secretary Mikado began using a lot of of each other TH S DAY the the government looked about their caused the men to hold to America's minister in the Hermit out. kingdom to see if lead was not abun The plantation Kingdom. Mr. Straight is a hustler. dant enough to stop importing the ma people took the strike PASIFie eo. almost as a import Dilling matter of course. It is the FORT STREET. Coming in contact with Walter ttrial from other countries. A streak third has f lead was found, but they didn't that occurred and the third noon yesterday he ascer- on l OiOJOiOiOSO) SATURDAY, ham about know how to mine it properly, so Mike occasion Which an nrmo-- eyn tained that he could look over a Ha big husky from town has visited the plantation. s Halev and another from The heavy 1 January 20, 1906. waiian sugar plantation close to the Joplin, State of Missouri, U. S. A rain of the past few days AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. a dip in imported. They Japa has been a Godsend to the olantation city, return to town and take were showed the m more ways At my salesrooms, corner Fort and town nese how to mine lead. That streak than one. It mnhes the surf Waikiki, dine down rd-e- . c the at .i.--- was too small to make many bullets cane grow and lessens the i r.f Queen streets, I will sell for account and attend a dance or two at night at incendiarism, always When feeling run down and out of sorts, of whom it may concern: from, but Haley got all the lead there to be feared in the Young Hotel and elsewhere. was in it. time of strike. SIX SIIxRi:S OF THE CAPITAL. Mr. Straight desired to know some- At least, this is the tale told on the THE STRIKERS' DEMANDS. the best tonic that vou can take is STOCK OF THE thing about Hawaiian sugar-makin- g steamer about Haley. The chief demand of the strikers was goipg "to Cuba, and the discharge of Dr. Hoffmann, the methods before plantation Pearl Co. Ltd therefore be posted on this feature of physician, who ha3 been at M the industry. He left on the 2:15 train Kl NDERGABTNERS Waipahu several years. Incoiisider- - a yesterday for Honolulu through the ite treatment on his part is complain PAH VALUE $100 EACH. courtesy of General Passenger Agent ed of. He is alleged to leu-.-- - hoi.i Smith. post mortem on a Jap wi'hout the Primo ANNUAL MEETING Lager WILL E. FISHER, . "Korea, in my opinion, will be to consent of deceased's relatives. AUCTIONEER. Japan what Egypt is to England." said Then, of course, there is tne eternal Mr. Straight in answer to a question question of money. The caneloadors concerning Korea s future. Liishop John W. Hamilton of the and cutters have been receiving 17 1-- 2 This fine beer lnvicrorates as well as re- - per 'I look for great changes in the fu Methodist Episcopal church, besides of cents ton. They heard that Aiea ture development of Korea now tnat plantation was paying 20 per fering an opening prayer, delivered an cents ton freshes and as a beverage has no superior TODAY Marquis Ito has been assigned to the and demanded the same. It is also post of adviser to the Emperor of address at the annual meeting of the demanded that the practice of deduct- Korea. During the military occupation Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid ing so many pounds weight from each Order a trial case today and be convinced. car of Korea, Japan was. too much taken Association yesterday at Y. M. C. A. for trash be discontinue i. up with her war to look closely after The strikers also Foreclosure Sales - hall. Mrs. K. B. Waterhouse presided wanted water and the internal affairs of Korea. The re- there was a good attendance firewood delivered at their houses in suit was that Japanese coolies com and outlying camps. many outrages Children from some of the schools Saturday, January 20, 1906, mitted on the Koreau gave an exhibtion of games and songs. Another cause of dissension was the people. di- demand for reinstatement two Jap Marquis Mrs. U. Thompson, the sanitary of oooooooooooooco 12 O'CLOCK NOON. The appointment of Ito re- anese discharged on AT mili- rector, reported on her work in account cf a dis means that the civil and not the pute relative to a cane-siriooi.i- con- - 6 1045 Beretania street. Just WalkikI of tary arm of the government is to rule lieving sufferers from insanitary con- tract, Victoria street. Lot and Improvements. ditions and teaching the principles of the trouble havhit, been settled W. M. Campbell in Korea. The military must taKe a before the present strike. 6ize of lot, 100x290 to Young street. back seat and the industrial devel hygiene to parents. This property is situated in the Reports of kindergartens were en- A. Spillner, the plantation policeman, BUILDER AND REAL ESTATE AGENT. opment of the Hermit Kingdom can stated to an man yester- of good improvements, and upon be effected. is a vast, fer couraging. The Castle kindergarten Advertiser then Korea day, that he had not slept a wmk for the main boulevard of Honolulu. The tile country, only needing a master had done particularly well. During Announces that he Is prepared to furnish homes complete, the year r48 were in four nights on account of the trou lot has two frontages. Improvements hand to begin its de'elopment into a children enrolled i consist of large cottage, etc., being the all the 'gardens," the average at- ble. the lot and latest modern mproved cottages for $1000 and up. rich agricultural and mining country. WELL-TREATE- same property formerly occupied by Will there be another emperor tendance being 266. JAPS D. Lots for sale at $350 each o n easy terms. ex- The the late J. W. Wilder, deceased. after the present one?' That is a mat Mrs. Swanzy, treasurer, reported Japanese at Waipahu appear to Five-roo- m cottage, good plu mbing, for $700. This will afford the opportunity for ter I can not answer. I do know that penses of $6793.21, and Miss Hopper, be exceedingly well-treate- d. Their A purchase of a home, or investment the present emperor is a master hand financial secretary, receipts of $6651.76 quarters are roomy and comfortable below its market value. it statecraft, although he knows little additional to balance in hand the first and firewood is delivered to their PHONE OR ADDRESS WHITE 951. of the outside world. He plays one of the year. The association begins homes while waterpipes run almost OCKCKXX0XXXXXXX)0000XK NOTE: Further particulars and cabinet officer against another until he 1906 with cash resources of $557.65. past their doors. "They'll want the maps can be had upon application to rises supreme in all questions affecting Revs. F. W. Damon and A. V. Soares plantation to chop their wood for them the state. He is crafty and the Japa- briefly addressed the gathering. The next," remarked a luna. WILL E. FISHER. nese have found that in the game with following officers for the year were Consul Matsubara stated on Thurs AUCTIONEER. him they must play all their points to elected: day that he had been unable to find win. Mrs. E. B. Waterhouse, president; out what real grounds his countrymen 'There were many people in Korea Mrs. S. B. Dole, vice president; Mrs had for being dissatisfied. Our Belts Susenders Trunks Gloves opposed to the treaty signed with the F. J. Lowrey, 2nd vice president; Mrs. Shortly after noon Consul Matsubara SpriS Neck- - Hanck'fs and Under- - Japanese. As a result some of the Theodore Richards, 3rd vice president; and Mr. Ozawa arrived at the office and THIS DAY officials have been assassinated." Miss Elizabeth M. Waterhouse, record from the temple, which had been pack- wear Duck Valises wear, Mr. Straight was at; Mukden just ing secretary; Miss Margaret Hopper ed with Japanese all the morning. Summer after the big battle. and Mrs. W. F. Frear. financial sec HAWAIIAN'S MAN THE MILL. Stock Hats Pants Shirts Etc. retaries; Mrs. F. M. Swanzy, treas Matsubara bought no satisfactory urer; W. L. Howard, auditor. 1054 Fort Street, I. O. O. F. Building and 152 Hotel Street. SATURDAY EXPECTED TO BEAR news but rather the reverse. The Jap- AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.t anese not only refused to give in but made fresh though minor demands. strikers wouldn't go to work until an would bring down military if neces- I will sell a good SUNDAY CONCERT At 12:30 p. m. Manager Bull dispatch- investigation on the post-morte- m had sary. OP SERIOUS TROUBLE ed the consul to the strikers with word been held. He particularly urged that no demon- AT MAKEE. ISLAND that the Japanese should come in im- "We can't do it," replied the man- stration be made against 150 new Japa- Bay Saddle flare mediately and be paid off. He said that ager; "there is no one to conduct an nese who were going to arrive on the FIVE YEARS OLD. the mill would be started up at 6 p. investigation." 5 o'clock train, having been landed Lieut.-Co- l. Fowke of The Hawaiian Band will give pub pause to be al- S. S. Mongolia. ALSO the British a m. with a force of 60 or 70 natives After a Bull asked yesterday from the Army, who was attached to Kuroki's lic concert on Sunday afternoon, Jan- if the Japanese workers were not at lowed to say a few words. At 4:15 the temple was still packed GOOSENECK WITH TWO EXTRA manager being power- army in Manchuria since last June, is uary 21, at 3 o'clock (weather permit their posts at that time. A sreneral chatter started. with Japs, the NEW WHEELS. At 12:45 Manager Bull went to lunch One man wanted to know why the less to eject them on account of th passing through on the steamship ting), at Makee Island, Waikiki. Fol ! at his residence and the police partook post-morte- m had been held. place being Japanese territory as long 1-H- Mongolia, en route to London, to lowing is the program: suc- orse make of solid refreshments in the Chinese Bull explained that the man had as the consul remained on It. Dray his report. Col. Fowke served all PART I. restaurant. cumbed to a disease Dr. Hoffmann had The plan of the Japanese was evi- LONG PIECES OF COCOA MAT- through South African war The plantation store was closed, as not been able to diagnose and that dently to corner the plantation by pre- the in the "The Old Hundred." held to TING. POTATOES and ORANGES. a measure of precaution, 11 a. m. an autopsy had accordingly been venting cane being brought in the Engineer Corps. Overture "Yelva" Reissiger at night. March yesterday. in all good faith. The doctor admitted mill last ETC.. ETC. The Colonel did not witness a battle "The Osmanli" Freitas de- Thirty-thre- e se- About 2 p. m. the autopsy, but was unaware that natives had been Intermezzo "Endoria" Andre Consul Matsubara G in Manchuria, as the end of the war came over to office large ceased had any friends. cured last iii".ht, and at o'clock this Grand Selection "Lucia" Donizetti the where a you CO ex- WILL E. FISHER, practically came with the naval battle crowd Japanese "Now, for the last time, will morning a gang of will, it Is PART II. of was waiting. A you?" demanded Bull. pected, be AUCTIONEER. of the Japan Sea. He did not come in conference between the consul and work or von't at work. contact with the Russians, but he oca i Hawaiian iongs...Ar. by JJerger If not. go and get your money." It was stated at 5 p. rn. yesterdaj Manager Bull ensued in the course t)f j seems N. Alapai. ' Th-r- e no response and tne man- seven-tenth- s of the men were will- to have a lot of admiration Mrs. which the consul the was that for the Japai.ese soldiers. Selection "The Messenger Boy" stated that strike ager lefr temple. Miki came out ing to go to work. The men owe debts aders wished Mr. go over to l the He says the sanitation of the Monckton Bull to him and said that the men wou'd all over the plantation and the others that i the temple to them- - person- - after camps war Introduction "Siege and talk post-morte- m question are said to be holding them back on since the ended has been of of Harlem" ally. sidetraek the . TODAY the best and little camp sickness broke Petrella and argue a little m.itt-- r of seed cam-- this account. re- - be-in- Bull immediately acceded to de- out. The return of the troops is -r Finale Bright and Blue" Nones this "I won't talk another word." said T'p to 7:4". nothing Important had AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. j accomplished skill. "The Star Spangled quest but nothing definite came of it Bui!, walked uvay. veloped. The Japanese the tem- with Banner." 2:50 p. m. gave and I'd At my salesroom. corner Fort and When given a resume of late cable anil at the manager It appears that tin- Japs exhumed ple and went to their homes, knoh the strikers twenty ty Queen I will FORE- - news, especially minutes to get out post-mortem- countryman of them standing in the neighborhood streets. sell under that referring to the LIGHT MUCH NEEDED I their '2LOSUKE that fine Moroccan imbroglio and the strained k in tile field or be TiUl out. to satisfy themselves if h had of the mill discussing the situation. vu re-- - i between England Ger j r.uuin' eriiser: 1 note in your 1 STRIKERS' TIME UP. been cut up. He was buried on Sun- On of the t iirea t etj ng as relations and ' many, the Colonel said that he had ex port of Tuesday evening's meeting of At 3:10 Manaaer Bull. ("apt. Leslie day nfteriK.-.- by the plantation as no pect of the weather, the police will iOT and IMPROVEMENTS charge the sleep in the otjice, which has: bnicn pected to hear of a more serious rup tne l.oard 01 Supervisors that the ind an Advertiser man went to the friends appeared to take of ON HER!:TANIA ST.. NEAR VIC- - ture between the two countries on temple and told the that time funeral. cUared to accommodate bedding. county officials have decided t.. esrnb- - strikers New Japanese laborers who came off TORIA ST. arriving at Honolulu. was up. The place w; parKe. w i t h The Japanese Consul and "zawa nsn a number of new otth-- 4 p. Mongolia camp street lights in Japanese d rame over to the at in. and ;,. arrived at the about the portions and hundred throns' the p. Size of lot. lOOxi :. to Ycuiii; street, dark of Honolulu. lanai and grounds. asked if the manager would pay any 7:" in. No demonstration greeted ago a petition was put anyone to and they Were speedily The morigiise is but $."'0. sent in Int'-rpre- : :er men off that r.ight or their arrival by properly owners Miki. speaking for the go. ij ed. Arrangements in v be made bv any of the locality consul, sa id that time was n. w"ork who cared to uartei 1- - purchaser to have -2 of putvha r'iwo- ior an arc Jigtu at the corner BULLS FINAL Voi:I. Head Luna Wort hint ton stated last Matsubara wanted ten minutes nv -l! . of Queen and Richards M- that he exj,.-- led the whole of tll.s price remain. streets. Anions in wincn to nmsh his speech. He a Bull answered that it was p..w .00 you to an mm the signers were Cation. Neill & Co. st rike.-- lo go to w ork at 0 o'c lock this If desire make investment m vised tne Japanese to tro to w.u'K. He to do and added that if th home, the upper- - iae Home and other property ' corn a g. or buy a here is His remarks were greeted by , n did not show up for Work at iri DepUt 1 iff owners there. sysiemati-ii'- y y K.tlaki la arrived tunity. and dise.rclant yells of disapproval. m. today they would be c, As well from P-- ::n p. m. known both streets are Bu'.l gr-'- impatient t'on e us.-- very dark, and dangerous night. when dealt with and at ul showed no signs of desis - ess try. H.- - s.iid he was there WILL E. FISHER, ShiOKI Nothing came of that the petition. talking and walked into the carry out the program of the dire- XEAD TITS ADVEETISES :! AUCTIONEER. - hat is re.jinied at corner indicated u Know- my said he to do so. If there wer- - an arc iignt. terms." cts and meant liiummatin; the four 'r.o and. qet mon enough to hi 1:1 up h" WORLD'S NEWS DAFT.1 u, our it police back oncer .I'.'io.i.nes u una operated at gov oat TO :. I am V! ernm 't expense. it ui minor matters, ed not you. UNDER THE AL'SPICES OF THE remind perhaps, that Tl strikers a nsweted 1 t h rds street is frequently thronsred of t r - Let Will people on Occasions of the pt-'S- !1o.l ou. t - e : Cure IV hit SCOTTISH THISILEGLUB f war vessels and transports in y b.-- k a; ' the hor. That et is. in fa,t The I r. ..-da- te Cottage on sir. wan: That Rustic thoj-oughfi- ! main re to f,rd from th-na- val fv. tnaka: ..i" Hotel street, between , Waverley Hall, wh.?-v- and proper lmr of and wi! Cough, Croup, Coughs, Ala: a i punchbowl streets, contains For Whooping O v - it is of the 1 "st-n- -. ! th- . ,. parlor, dininirroom. kitch-hat- h. utmost importance to naval - I Bronchitis, Influenza, Catarrh. 1906, and 'CSS 1 ,c a-- ' nt military people, as etc.. servants' quar-le- Jan, 25. well as their if So d '!: t ' elj nr.t'.wpl'' .. ii'ieii is a It cures because tri air rerAw ashore who have o"casi..:i p. na nny troc my :g is ir-.- t)r'r...l.'.&; . $2.-- fe V. 5 1t carried over the riisea-e- ters. ,? ' e. n-i- y ; ,ci1 attend re. ions and the like aboard st vPv. I.'.;; it y. ihe tubes With ti-r- breath. giv:r:g rinstact :s rustic fence : c.cv. r suf.'er-rtar- f Carr it has stone ship at night. Tk n r treatment. Those of a ct.5'j::.i o!- sumv::. ciea out th. ers from rhrcr.ir bronchit fir.-- frurr Although ' :'.!'.: a small matt r. this is t coughs or ir.3ar.ned condition of the thraat. Pos- - : February 1, 1305. highly important Miki h. AST AT'CS. TICKETS .$1.00. to many people, and must first an CsESOl-EN- is a boon to UV It l. to be hoped that the light wili Al.I. PveciilSTS. Berg-stro- m th-'- St., New Yor Cir, WILL E. FISHER, To be had from members or at included in the proposed schedule. irted to st a!;, Jut E CO.. 180 Fu'ton AUCTIONEER. Music Co. TAXPAYER. ;r r.-- arks being that trie THE PACIFIO IEX-RLPORTE- RS OOOOOOOOOOOOOCOC)XCO COMMERCiAL ADVERTISER j rule N.W YORK Perfumery The Latest 1 EDITOil. V' 7. FALTIIH. U. SMITH NEW 'UK. January Jratrr - -v. V...-- is P..; :y t: .v. : :.. i.y :"...r- 23. j i. "iaT r ir'r: . Fr. t1-- - Morton JANUARY v.iri--u- Electric Razor SATURDAY lay.-- d r, thr-- thv U better selec- t.f .j- -: ;;! ;::;-::- -h p. :f-r- s - JAPANESE STRIKERS. aro :n ' r. tr: .o a or -- ! ii;;i.-l- f worke'i ".l a Ile'.'.s- - of 1" T Waip tion the molt Tl.. :rol.' hal.d ha U lt!o!l hi I'rini'ci'in i r . . . !.n Wai js r.--- With. !;!' i th- mort- - ol paper io from - ti:: of his So .lapar,-Hawai- i. simple that anyone can - use it. it. i 1 1 ti; r.- the appMiriTT'l ! Jl and was of not ti. 1 :,!! n 'i. j!;tr:d.. Troiii'!: is tJive he exquisite, suit in- - T I'-- k";y! ir, -- int- tht-- n- - Xo ping- necessary, always sharp. i ra-- meets bmsft v.o-ri'u- o in , Ol;.-.:.I. '!..( ;;! among laborers stri has held po-i- ' Impossible to cut yourself. 1 U.r-:iT- t j : i Waipah:'.. t,u!ts and :it an-!- , in'-- tho , or Molokar.s. although zj able for Consists of a x laborer-- port';;:' th.-e- i silver triple plated is a iry t h :.. nuriib'T of bar. never pra law. holder and twelve double 1

n. op .lap ,uj-rortir.- ed: d are not at Land to !o ,!! ti. w.rk on that plantati-- in !.ai the reporter blades packed in a handsome velvet lined case. a;:- 1 i most impre---th- at Mayor th-r- e is a ivjor:-- r newly-- ! la of another ni'-- would and put on he.i'l of the Fire Depaitinent day gifts. Call and examined one. 1 j.l :t n t could he at the t - - men on all the - Bivfj obj-,-- to th- lit rov.n in of ''ominissiono- J'.hn i n I i i i t y. the devised. It ivr.is !! - dangerous faith in their '''r ipenal II. r'Br;en. who two year? was .t - i I l to tii'-i- r Prices- suit JSo long as tli'-- t hi they ,;ivo things in "wn Lane they will f p.jiti'-a.- reporter. Then there is a head of ge unreasonable th" II. sr' to s.iiiCA the war with Russia has made them feel newspifier rejiorter at the anl department in the person of cq ia!it with the whites. ; ca terms of Commissioner James AV. Stevrrnson. all parses Pacific Hardware ! Ltd, an-- make . ' t,Ai::.n,I I'lirtii'Mifs" M'dokans in the fields would v.-a- Company, Ton or fift h Commissioner Darlingrton t- - r.rown m-- n - a vast difference in the temper of the .Japanese. believe me an editorial writer. Liven se I'ommi.-'- Fort and Merchant Streets. A would then settle down and attend to busim s. fearinf; that, if they li,I not, sioner John X. liottart wa-- s a labor , Enough said. P,t:1 imarsn and would import n or fifteen thou ami more white strangers. writer. Assessor the planters f Water Register Joseph V. Savage oxxxxxoooxxoxxo o were po!itii-a- l rei'orters. All these men are actively in control of the depart- COMPETITION. O O Oi C C T PHILIPPINE ments and bureaus. In addition the OiO O'OiOiO'O'O'OiO' O O OiOIO-- One trouhl with the policy of fiohtiiio the I'hilii-i'in- tantt j 1 1 was secretary to the Mayor was apiointed . Hollister Drug sui-i-ee- hill an ago person that it couldn't j Jjhlv The riesi'lent, having nucle tlie two weeks in the of Frank having the party leaders of the Senate M. O'Rrien. a reporter. William M.I measure and enlisted I administration Willis, the Mayor's assistant secretary, COMPANY. lie was bound to win. Opponents would merely butt t and House on its side, was a reporter thirteen years. Eig-h- achieve- ; their heads against a stone wall. Kven if success had been possible its important city departments have iits and Shadows ment mu't have made powerful enemies who would yet even sn.oner or later newspaper reporters for secretaries. us humiliation of their defeat. Shrewd policy in Hawaii would have let and in addition fully thirty other im- - for the places in belief the harm it could do us portant of trust are now held Society the 1'hilippine hill alone, content the that by men who, until recently, were writ- to lie incurred from hostility in high place at would be much less than that ers for the daily press. A Use the incandescent Light in your house. It is safe, Washington. Stationery () The Advertiser does riot believe that the Philippine sugar peril is nearly SALVATION ARMY MEETINGS. convenient and healthful a indness to your friends and a () fo black as some of our more nervous planters have painted it. Mr. Wight, of The .Salvation Army has planned a c omfort to yourself. the Inter-Islan- S. S. Co., drew a vivid picture, when he lately returned from week of special meetings, the orj-grai- n . A is there, of the utter disorganization of the country. Another local observer, Mr. commencing tonight, as follows-Saturday- cheerful guest the product of cheerful surroundings. We mare a specialty En- gives it as his opinion the Filipinos who desire independence will 20. S p. of Steven, that January m graving Dies and Embossing And an electric light makes a contented spirit. do everything possible to discourage the permanent investment of American "Free and Easy" Correspondence Paper. I capital. They know that if vast sums of American money go into sugar and Adjt. and Mrs. Bamberry. Sunday, January 21, 10:30 a. m tobacco, the United States will not give up the islands. Mr. Steven suggested Holiness Meeting- A large and complete stock of that sugar estates would he burned. However that may he the mere suspicion Adjt. and Mrs. Bamberry. only the very finest paper is of instability of local government or of land values; the fear that home rule Sunday January 21, 3 p. m carried by us at all times. may yet come about; the various delicate phases of the far-easter- n question; Fdble Class HAWAIIAN ; Adjt. and Mrs. Bamberry. ELECTRIC problem of how to get labor that will do the work of the cane-fields- the CO. the Sunday, January 21, 6 p. m PROFESSIONAL AND OF- immense distance from the mainland market with strong competitors between Young People FICE LETTER HEADS, In cop- LIMITED. these things are enough to make investment capital timid about Philippine Miss Flora Cannon. per plate printing and embos- liivalry with us in sugar may be as long coming as i our Sunday, January 21, 8 p. m sing, a specialty. opportunities, Office, King St., near Alakea St. 'Phone, Main 390. with Cuba in tobacco, with Yucatan in sisal and with Mexico in vanilla. "A Great Salvation" rivalry Adjt. and Mrs. Bamberry. must decades, sugar All orders for In the nature of things it be years perhaps before the Monday, January 22, 8 p. m. .. "Excuses" WEDDING and A?0?iTK;? business of the Philippines will become a factor of pressing importance to us, G. D. RECEPTION INVITATIONS re- Rev. Edwards. ceive prompt and careful if it ever does. Indeed, the growing area of sugar consumption in Asia may Tuesday, January 23, S p. in f! call for every ounce of the sweet staple that can ho made close to the market "Life With and Without God" Dr. Kincaid. some of our sugar besides. We must not forget in our calculations and that the Wednesday. January 24, 8 p. m taste for sugar, the world over, is steadily increasing. i "God's Righteousness" o ! Mr. Chas. Mayfield. REMOVAL NOTICE! Thursday, January 25. 8 p. m OUR TRADE WITH GERMANY. j ! "A Loving Appeal'' ( flJJiiw., fiscal 1003 ag- - Rev. J. W. Wadman. Trade between the United States and Germany injtbe year . , ; ' , . - T , , , nn C - LIMITED. J v ill it 11 vi Li l Vs iiill 5 . ii, ,111111 vl.llliail ,,vi,; ,liJ hjih.vh W orld Without God dollars in value and exceeded imports from that country in any earlier year. Mr. C. J. Day. The exports to Germany were 104 million dollars in value and exceeded our Saturday. January 27, 8 p. m Fort Street Hawaiian Office Specialty Co. exports to that country in any earlier year except 1004, in which the total was "Complete Deliverance a little over 214 millions, this decrease in 1003, compared with 1904, having Adjt. and Mrs. Bamberry. Sunday, January 28, 10:30 a. m Now located at the store formerly occupied by J. A. M. occurred in raw cotton and being due altogether to a fall in price, since the Holiness Meeting; quantity in 3003 was greater than in 1004. Comparing conditions in 1903 with Adjt. and Mrs. Bamberry. Johnson. those of a decade earlier, it may be said that our imports from Germany have Sunday, January 28, 3 p. m grown from 81 million dollars in 1S03 to 118 millions in 1005, while our exports Bible Class Pacer Adjt. and Mrs. Bamberry. to country have grown from 92 million in 1805 to 194 millions that dollars in Sunday. January 28. 6 p. m Y. P. L. 3905. Thus our imports from Germany increased 37 million dollars in the Miss Flora Cannon. S 1906 DESIGNS FORT period from lbOo to 1905, and our exports to 102 Sunday, January 28, p. m STREET that country increased millions Meeting in tho same time. j Farewell of Ensign Haynes , McClelland " and Lieut. Have just come to they Germany stands second in the order of magnitude of our trade with foreign Adjt. and Mrs. Bamberry. hand and countries, both as to imports and exports. Figures just compiled by the De- Monday, January 29. 8 p. m are handsomer than ever, being partment of Commerce and Labor through it3 Bureau of Statistics show that i. Enrollment of Recruits representative of the best efforts of the largest imports into the United States during the fiscal year 1905 were: Music will be furnished by the Salva- THIS POPULAR HANDBOOK 17G 113 tion Army brass band, also string band I From the United Kingdom, millions; from Germany, millions; from celebrated artists. It is now possi- FOR and vocal music. Everybody is cor-diai- lv Brazil, 100 millions; from France, 00 millions; from Cuba, 8(3 millions, an invited. ble an exceedingly low cost, to from Canada, 02 millions. Our largest exports in the fiscal year 1005 were: To at the United Kingdom, 523 millions; to Germany, 104 millions; to Canada, 141 have the house interior decorated 19 0 6 Is admitted to be the best and 70' 73 mil- - . millions; to France, millions; to Netherlands, millions; to China, 53 It Is Cool in a highly artistic manner. We most varied number yet issued. lions; to Japan, 52 millions, and to Mexico, 40 millions. Thus Germany stands THESE DAYS Its statistical and reference ta- clearly second in importance in our trade relations with the various countries cordially invite you to inspect this bles and articles treating with progress of the world, both as to imports and exports. Indeed it is not improbable that the and development of choice new stock. Hawaii, historic personal the true figures of our trade with Germany are even more those here At HALBIWA and than JUST THE TO reminiscence, descriptive travel, J PLACE presented, since there is reason to believe that a considerable share of the mcr- - legendary, ' 6PEND YOUR VACATION. and other subjects of chandise consigned from the United States to the ports of Netherlands and timely interest, with an exhaus- Belgium passes on through the waterways of those countries to Germany, and THE BEST OF EVERYTHING tive retrospect for 19o5 makes this that some parts of the merchandise imported into the United States as from the best and most reliable hand- Mill I book of information relating to the ports of Netherlands and Belgium originates in Germany and finds its All Sorts of Amusement, Ml It Hawaii, for local office or home way to the United States by like routes; and this belief is supported by the All Kinds of Recreation, 177 SOUTH KING STREET. use, or for mailing to friends fact that Germany's statements of imports from and exports to the United All the Comforts of home. abroad. States are usually slightly greater than our own figures of trade with that Price, 75c. each, or by mail to country. any address, 8c. per copy. 0 Tickets ajid information at Oahu D. THOS. G. THRUM Railway F. WIGKE Think of a man coming to the police station in the agonies of carbolic acid station and Trent & Co., or Stationer and Publisher. ring up 53. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. poisoning and being put on the floor of a the officers supposing him to be Haleiwa Hotel, King 10C3 Fort Street, Honolulu. drunk. Think of his being On Sundays the Haleiwa Limited, a Store Fittings a Specialty. left there unattended until somebodv at a distance, two-ho- ur train, leaves at 8:22 a. m.; Repairing, Cabinet Work Polishing. who had found an empty bottle, marked carbolic acid, in in- and his room, came to returning, arrives in Honolulu at 10:10 1082 Alakea St., rear of Y. M. C. A. quire if the man had taken poison. Think of the tardy discovery which fol- P. m. Phone M. 447. residence Phone W. 1611. lowed of the poor fellow sprawling on his stomach on the cell floor, unconscious Smoke and bloating. It is only a little time since a n had a similar ex- SPECIAL OFFER. perience at the station where he was brought I! with a broken skull and thrown SPECIAL SALE OF GENERAL ARTHUR CIC7FS into a cell as a drunk. Such a thing could not liappen in a citv where there was a competent and well-regulate- d police establishment. GUNST-EAKI- N CIGAR CO. o Orange As Kuhio's valet is the unpaid Washington correspondent of both the Towels and Tabic Linen Distributor. evening papers their simultaneous defense of him may he set down to thrift. It is not long since the Star was calling McClellan much worse things than We are now selling a limited quantity of choice HUCK TOW- Pekoe NOTICE. "valet" and getting threats of libel suits in return. But so Innc as McC. ELS and TABLE special prices. interested, !.--..- . LIXEXS at If don't ANY WOMAN OR UIRL NEEDING writes tne tree eorresponoenee wnicn ivuino signs, he can be sure of the intense wait too long before seeing these, as several of the choicest lots nelp or advice, Is invited to communi- respect of the evening papers. are about sojd out Tea cate, either in person or by letter, wltb IN TINS FOR Ensign L. Anderson, matron of the In looking over the following list, remember Salvation Army Industrial Mr. Payne used 7.2 per cent, that the regular $1.73. Woman's as the profit on sugar in dull times until Mr. prices Home. No. 16S0 King street. Watch are exceptionally low for these goods, so that everycent convinced him, much against his will, that it was but 2.7. Now he has This TEA is the equal of and off is a cent saved to the purchaser. superior to many put the figures right in the Kec.rd. much to the advantage of the Hawaiian teas that sell for case and to the detriment of his plea that Hawaii Those advertised as Pure Linen are guaranteed to be Pure Li- - 50 cents a pound in this city. needs no help. special to o nen, and will satisfy the most exacting demands as to This offer is limited wear and only a few days. It looks as if some of the labor rioter wi,,, were latelv released from appearance. prison were getting revenge on their the western wl.o arr.,-,.- f.. HUCK TOWELS. .111.1 1.1.t.-;.- t l'lir nr.l.ir Tl.o 1t' ' r owner i.ovcrnor Stennenher' at Regular Price. Sale Price. .. - . 1 1 , this late ! .1.... 11..wn- - 01 ii 11. 18x34 inch, Union Linen $1.90 doz. $1.50 doz. n.v iimi poisoning me eaoonys lias that kind ot a an app ranee. 18x36 inch, Pure Linen 3.75 doz. 3.00 o . doz. 21x40 inch, Pure Linen 5.75 doz. 4.75 doz. 11. 1, Tho Czar did not show himst-l- vr-a- r this at th hlessincr of the Neva whiidi g proves ne TABLE LINENS. rapid bath Heaters iii.it lias discretion. - mm .Meanwhile tl Nova T.rnhabN- oor ilnn.T as well. no 60 Damask Linen, & It shows signs of drying uv or siopping over. inch. extra special at $ .40 yd. Sons. Limited. Can be Installed anyvhere. o $2.00 doz. 1.50 doz. 36 Queen Phone Main 217. they require is gas ar.d water. Street. in plenty for to The honu-I- 72 inch, yd. Hot Wati'R wisdom that inveighs against ,,, dn,-k- s .75 yd. "ig with a hras band 2 inch Napkins to ct and bath at a second's notice io-si- i 1 match. 3.00 suit 1110 evening papers, nor Mr. doz. 2.50 doz. the Rapid. Ki n when you have 72 h e born of long experience in duck hunting. inch, 1.25 yd. 1.00 yd. Verv economical a foro-.- """ iro-- YAMATOYA 3.00 doz. 2.50 doz, sure'v i cent that clonenou i 72 MERCHANT TAILOR AND SHIRT Judr from h sudden inch, Pure Linen 1.25 yd. 1.00 yd. - i rise to the hook Kinnr-- 1 MAKER. by . . 1 22 Napkins . Sold and instal'ed . .. . 1 1 .. i been oik inch. to match. 3.50 doz, 2.75 1 ne men no doz. Street, one gi wie planters into that Philippine Suuanu door above Pauahl H ape. O. 82? " TM h l'!'!f!'ir P. Box -- GOOD M. 1, S. King St. Aloha delegates. Pilikia SHIRTS OF ALL KINDS. KIMONAS Phone 15 nuL GOODS AND PAJAMAS MADE TO OR- DER AND ON SALE. I THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY 20, IQ06.

I I A THE ELEMENT OF CHARM 1 I . uanuruu. sicps tailing hair kelioejs itching. EWBR.CS HERPICIDE Y The ORIGINAL remedy tht "JtilU th n.n4... r .. The Care of ( Valuable CLIMATE OP H GrOING--i GOING!! GONE !!! y . Wealth The important que3tln with men, women and chil- Book dren who own money is: Writes Promotion Committee, Dr. Cofcr to the 1 r &-- ft Th 4 f What to do with it V 1 Voluntarily, a Letter That Will Be Sent HERPICIDE The wni it HERPICIDE SAVE TRUST COMPANY sif WIU IT. TOO LATE FOR HERPICIDE. that will, sooner is organized to manage arid Ask n.e to send you sealed, free, a book PUBLIC TOOTH BRUSH or later, cause baldness. A writer A nntal 4.. . . c" Kevlew o' Keviews savs, invest such property wise- 3:1st von: pie ted, whiih wiii inspire any man All World. says, 1 ne time is kiiV "School Over the wnen an uokisi comine cnildren should know that It is dirty to use an- ly to he Linger, stronser, younger (if he is old), unsteriliied public hair brush will be as other s - and economically. are as a nnhtii- - tntv. v . v. , hair brush.- Newbro's Herplcide renders ip.d iitre manly tnan he ever felt. I am a .v. j:. Vina!,. tw.11c reason is public hair brushes We shall be happy to of men. Mil QlnV hfllf hnichae cn,..4 A A . . t - J - harmless bv destroying the builder dandruff microbe. A delightful bair dressing. have you us. I can take any weak, puny man and make Mnaru.fF is now known to be a contagious disease uiycj wonjenui consult Of course, Stores, results. him feel like a Handow. I can't w;ll rs Jl.00. Send 10c stamps, to hebpicibe CO. H, Bttroit, make a Hercules of a man who was never The Promotion Committee has issued in circular form, and tepl Mid, for i sample. intended by nature to be strong and husky. I don t mean that. send all over the world the following letter, written voluntarily to But I can take a man who started with a HOLLISTER got DRUG CO., SPECIAL AGENTS. m fair constitution and before it fully de the committee by Dr. Leland E. Cofer, Medical Officer in charge veloped began tearing it down. That fellow Application! at Prominent I Barber Shops. is weak-nerve- slow. poky, lacking in vim, of the Marine Hospital here and quarantine officer at this port. a uo. ambition and I can make a man of him in three months so that his own Dr. Cofer was formerly stationed at San Diego, and is one of the 1 f-- wl Limited. m friends won't know him. H I want you to read this book and learn the known in his a?xiOACMOsasoOi0i050iC 1 Fort Street, I truth about my arguments. If you are not best men the United States in line: Honolulu. as vieorous as tou would like to be, 11 you have rheumatic pains, weak kidneys, loss of "The element of charm, which enters so potently into all things vitality, prostatic troubles, nervous spells, or any ailment of that kind tnat unmans you, it Hawaiian, makes even the climate conditions almost impossible of THE PLANTERS' MONTHLY I wouia assure your iuiure nappmess 11 you would look into this method of mine. Don't description. delav it: your best days are slipping by. If of WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD, $ you want this book I send it closely sealed "Indeed ones lives so comfortably here that the character free if you inclose this Ad. the climate is practically never thought of, in the same way that The Best Sugar Journal Wm. G. Irwin.. President and Manaim ' dr. m. g. Mclaughlin, a sound man lives oblivious to his liver. A person newly arrived John D. Spreckels.. First Vice-Preside- nt :: 906 MAEKET ST., from the lands where snows and sunstrokes prevail could give a W. M. Giffard.. Second Vice-Preside- nt in the World II. M. Whitney Treasurer i CAL. more of nights one who i-- SAN FRANCISCO, convincing description our days and than Richard Ivers Secretary ' through sheer content lias lost all sense of perspective. E.- - L Spalding Audita i "The weather statistics tell the truth but hardly the whole SUGAR FACTORS AND truth. They show, and with all accuracy, a rather high rainfall, The organ of the Hawaiian Sugar Planters' Association. Hawaii is COMMISSION AGENT. or the most advanced of any cane sugar-producin- g yet the layman, either because our rains usually occur at night AGENTS FOR in- country on the face of the globe, in its methods of cultiva- else because he usually sees them as 'liquid sunshine,' would Oceanic Steamship Co., f tion, fertilization, labor-savin- g San Fran, variably pronounce the climate as the dry marine variety.' The transportation of cane, de- Cisco, Cal. f; vices, 0 6 temperature, humidity and rainfall varies widely with the exposure sugar machinery, chemical control and sugar manu- Western Sugar Refining Co., Baa 19 facture. Francisco, Cal. of so - and elevation selected as the point observation. Therefore Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phlla f- long as it is possible to run by automobile over good roads in a few THE PLANTERS' EXPERIMENT STATION main- delphla. Pa. I Another mile-sto- ne past in the tains a staff of scientific investigators Newall Universal Mill Co., Mann : hours from the humid warmth of the coast to the dry cold of the in connection with ' years of time. CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF SOILS AND FERTILIZ- facturers of National Cane Shredder, I Ring out the old, ring in the new highlands, so long will the opinions of men differ as to the climate New York. N. Y. fc ERS; ' with merry chime. taken as a whole. Pacific Oil Transportation Co., Baa INSECT Francisco. Cal. J Forget the past, reknit the bonds ''As Honolulu is the natural center and distributing point, one ENEMIES OF CANE AND THEIR PARA- of friendship sweet. forms his impressions from local climate conditions. It may be SITES; With smiling face and out- semi-tropic- CANE DISEASES AND said in general is of al variety in THEIR REMEDIES; stretched hands the New that the climate the Fire Insurance, which the mean extremes are never reached. CREATION AND PROPAGATION OF NEW VARIE- Year greet. TIES OF CANE; "The fair days are no warmer, nor the rainy ones more disagree- CO- AGRICULTURAL THE B. F. DILLINGHAM - able than those prevailing during the month of June in New York EXPERIMENTS OF ALL KINDS LIMITED. Aloha Nui! City, and withal there is the certainty that these conditions will CONNECTED WITH SUGAR CANE. obtain throughout the whole year. While a great many men dress General Agents for HawalL just as they do in the eastern states, the large majority of the popu- Atlas Assurance Company of Uondoa. All that is being done in connection with the above is told Phoenix Assurance Company of Lob lation enjoy the privilege not to say the luxury of being comfort- don. I in the PLANTERS' MONTHLY. $2.50 per annum. For-Forei-gn Stanley StcphcnsoD, able in white every day in the year. New York Underwriters Agency. s $3. Editor, Royal D. Mead, P. O. Box Sub- - THE PAINTER, "Surf bathing and aquatic sports, pleasures which are known 315. Providence Washington, Insurance Com- scriptions and Advertisements Hawaiian Gazette Co., Ltd., pany. i. to comparatively so few people on are indulged in Building", New Signs for the New Year--- S S Signs the mainland, Honolulu, T. H. Fourth Floor, Stangenwald f particularly by children in January and July alike. In this latitude and longitude such conditions it is needless to say are unique and HAWAII SHINPO SHA. THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT-- would be impossible were is for the trade winds which keep " not ine office. The publisher of Hawaii ! intact health, comfort and commerce and make out of door sports JCOCXiaSXDaOi Shinpo, the only daily Japanese paper a part of the daily routine. As every one may live constantly in published In the Territory of Hawaii. Jr. W.W. Ahana&Co. the open air, the pleasures of those in good health are shared by C. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor. f The Hawaiian Editorial and Printing Office 1021 I health seekers. The medical 'don'ts' which are necessary in so many Smith St.. above King. Phone Main 4K. j - Limited really good climates are unknown here. Therefore the convales- , cent in Hawaii has not the identity which is so often his, and which WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. I Merchant Tailors Forester and Agriculturist I:; proves not infrequently a barrier to rapid recovery from ailment. AGENTS FOR THE F Unlike some climates it is not good for every disease to which the Waity Building, King St Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool j human economy is liable. For example persons suffering from pul- Eng-land- . Phone Blue 2741 is a monthly magazine devoted to the interests of AGRICUL- ti Alliance Assurante Co., of Londo j monary tuberculosis will usually thrive far better in Colorado than IN- (Opposite Advertiser Office.) TURE, FORESTRY, ENTOMOLOGY and ANIMAL England. ' ? here. On the other hand patients suffering from nervous com- .. DUSTRY in Hawaii. Scottish Union & National Insurant ; AMERICAN AND FOREIGN plaints, kidney disease, etc., are justified in coming here from al Co., of Edinburgh. Scotland. ( WORSTEADS. Fire Association of Philadelphia. i ; most any part of the world. In short, I believe the influences in ONLY $1 A YEAR. I. Alliance Inpurance Corporation 144. '. Hawaii offer the least resistance to bodily well being of any of the V-- contains accounts of the current work, rules and reports Wilhelma of Magdeburg Gjner well-know- n health resorts of the world. Even if the meteorological It surance Co. f BEGINNING JANUARY 17. of the different departments of the Hawaiian Board of Agri- findings are similar in other places, it is doubtful whether they make UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. culture and Forestry, which includes AGRICULTURE, their impress upon the people as they do here. ENTOMOLOGY and ANIMAL INDUS- "This climate breeds happiness and laughter, a ap FORESTRY, Astor House Restaurant natural and TRY; and also special articles by experts on these several Sugar Factors and Commission propriate reflection of the sunlight, rainbows and purple hills, and 4 1S8 KING STREET. subjects. No one can keep posted on the progress of Hawaii Merchants. for those who enjoy such things there's Hawaii." First-clas- s cook in attendance, every- - in those connections, without reading the FORESTER AND LIST OF OFFICERS. V The neat folder which contains Dr. Gofer's letter contains also ing new, neat and clean. AGRICULTURIST. C. M. Cooke, President; George M. 21 meal tickets for $4.50. Meal 25c. a summary of weather conditions in Horolulu during the year 1905, Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bishop - the data being certified to have been compiled at the local office Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. Mao-- $1 per year. Foreign $1.25. Leopold G. Blackman, farlane, Auditor; P. c jonea, u. of the U. S. Weather Bureau, under charge of Alex McC. Ashley, Rates Cooke, J. R. Gait, Directors. j FOUNTAIN PENS. Section Director. Editor, P. O. Box 59.

0 X-iC- "We handle the best Fountain ZMTcney to Slh on market. They are the Pens the Advertising and Subscriptions, Hawaiian Gazette Co., ON ETC.. ETC., AT PARKER, the WATERMAN and MR. RATH ON THE SOCIAL JEWELRY. I the STANDARD. Ltd., Publishers, P-- O. Box 208, Honolulu, T. H. j. cmiio HAWAIIAN NEWS CO., LTD., CONDITIONS PALAMA S I6E rnmurn m Young Building Store. OF iOSOOSOSOSOSOSOS0201X50SOSOSOW CORNER UNION AND HOTPIL. ST8. i

910 Prospect Street, FINE RESIDENCE FOR SALE. FUJIMURA Honolulu, T. II., Jan. 19, 1906. S. Editor Advertiser: Last night the Thursday Club the Y. MASSAGE at IN FOREIGN LANDS Situated on car line 111 the meal ; M. C. A. listened to such a remarkable address by Mr. James A. when you are away from home, the resident locality of this city, i Rheumatism. Bruises. Sprains, Tired or in your native land desirable : The Improvements consist of a QUICKLY Rath of Palama, that it occurs to me to beg the use of your columns SEMI-WEEKL- Y will be found a most welcome Feeling and other Ailments GAZETTE cottage, containing parlor, recep-- y BKLIEVED. lor a word with reference thereto. The title of the lecture was visitor; giving as it does a condensed summary of all thr hall, drawing room, large din- - 444 King Palama, tion Street. "How the Other Half Lives," and it is no exaggeration to say that and Honolulu. room, 3 chambers, kitchen, pan. ; PHONE WHITE 1351. local news of the Islands lng bed made were of unusual timeliness importance to and you won't try and all modern Improvement, f the disclosures and Subscribe before you start on your travels many all our citizens. Trained under the able corps of social scientists is happening at home" while you are Large grounds Improved with ( need to "wonder what valuable and rare fruit treea. t Mortuary Tablets, Ornamented in the Springfield school, Mr. Rath has taken up the study of Pa-- j away. Servants' quarters with stationary j Headstones, plain and sculptured ama on the line made famous by Charles Booth in his epochal i per month or Ss.oo per year postpaid to any washstands and porcelain bath; lire j Price 50 cents t Monuments. volumes "Life and Labor of the People of London." This investi part of the United States. Foreign postage extra. table with box stalls. View My Latest Designs Get Size of lot: 200x300 feet. f Knowledge of My Prices. gation has been pursued at odd times when the stress of work has HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO., LTD, Price, very reasonable, muck kl0H ; I take charge of Cemetery Plots permitted and is hardly more than begun. Yet the facts already PUBLISHERS. its actual value. i Easy. ; and Private Grounds, and build, or ascertained form a most valuable contribution to the stock of ma- 65 South King St. Honolulu, Hawaii. Teru:: repair, fencing and coping. Cash students of social conditions in com Phone E8. terial available to this complex upon , advances made on Old Marble, old Further prtlulars applicant Iron, Brass or Lead. munity. The first thing that attracted the attention of the audience was J. H. FISHER. A. C Montgomery, a social map of the entire district showing in colors the abodes of j the way in which the portion ot the town aiki.ci ot Amiatni n pleasures. was 152, Warehouse Queen, triTi1 nf th several... nationalities therein T1ni. . .. at , stream nrevc nnon Palama for its own darker It ! P. O. Box tl IV. MVli vi " i ' TRY 01R rear Judiciary Bldg. one could gain a fair notion of the distribution of population. On j clearly shown what a menace this and the other evils are to our Brings an Answer. Bromo Pop, Pew i A Postal j re- - Our Celebrated to people who dwell in Palama. This - this map the various saloons, cold drink shops, restaurants, hotels, city and especially the Tonic, Klondike Flza, ; 1 -. Bounce, Bishops . - 1 - . 1 . 1,.-- - - r.Z .11-- t i,irr-i;- 11 ' barber shops, batmng cstaoiisnments, scliools, missions and tne HKe citai given witn tne cairn aeiau 01 iaci culucu u uiau num- - ui tnd many others. ? ex- - WORKS, j were all appropriately indicated. , patient investigation wastistartling, but it was ottset by the ARCTIC SODA BIG REDUCTION this charted work-- Mr Pnth ntrfl into a nosition nf the forces in the district maKincr tor better tnincrs. it tJ7 M'ller St.. Honolulu. H. T. j j discussion of the life of the various peoples, finally taking up the is to be rep-rette- that a larjre number of our business men could IN VIGTOR RECORDS crucial question of how they spend their leisure time. This led no have heard this address, one effect of which was to cause all KWONG YUEN HING CO. discriminating exposition of the influence of the various who had this privilege to rejoice that so resourceful and devoted BESGSTKOM MUSIC CO., LTD., to a most ' in a in very center of this district. In fact LIQUOR AND GRO- -j Odd Fellows' Bldg. recreational and lounging centers of the entire district. The social worker lives the WHOLESALE fluence exerted upon the people by each group was carefully set the so-call- ed Palama Chapel which occupies the strategic spot in CERY DEALERS. V" ( is goo.! 26-3- 8 King Street. forth. Of course, --Mr. Rath did not use the Advertiser s headline this the storm center of our city's social problem a deal North is a modern social settlement of the that "the devil owns the town." The black spots were not painted of a misnomer. It in reality & CO. f Use financial realize how it COTTON BROS. anv other color nor were the bright places toned down. In fact highest type and as soon as our leaders -; Novelty Mills hpnds it is and ENGINEERS AND GENERAL CON- the address glowed with optimistic hope and paid a warm tribute to holds the key to the situation, in what excellent TRACTORS. how is to solve the problem whic it faces, EXCELLENT FLOOR the Hawaiians in Talama who are fighting for better things. splendidly it helping Plans and Estimates furr.lshed for alT The drink evil, gambling and social vice were not glossed over. there will be no trouble in enlarging and equipping it to 1o the classes of Contracting Work. ""DOREMUS SCUDDER. 3oston Block. : : : : Honolulu. . QA12F0BNIA FEED 00., Agtnta Perhaps the saddest part of the story was that which dealt with wide work demanded. N II p, THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY 20, 1906.

Good appetite, good dgions HEROIC JIM MASON WHO ORPHEDM THEATRE refreshing sleep these are essential to pjod heitn, aji the following testimonial shows how they were TRIED TO SAVE A MAN'S LIFE obtained by using 0 s o o RICHARD BUHLER Chit0'1 CI I And Ay The Eagles' Aerie, a fraternal paper j COUNTRY SOMETHING OF publishel at Los Angeles, records the: NATIONAL STOCK COMPANY Sarsaparilla heroic action ot a native Hawaiian BOXING FADS nameI Jim Mason, in terms as follows:! indi- CLUB SNAG . "Six years ago I had an attack of f. Great "War Melodrama. Magr.if:;ent complaint that lasted Last month Ketlomlo Aerie, No. 935,' gestion and liver Scene. Productions on New do any hard ! and for weeka. I wa3 unable to lost the first member bv death D . .... at Enlarged Stage. People Won't Subscribe Fitz's Defeat is Likely James Cozad, Aerie pianist, and one of ! the most popular young men of that THURSDAY, Unless Closed on to Start New Aerie. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Jimmy Cozad met death while in the! 1 X F Sundays. One- - line of duty, as a lineman for the Edi- son Electric Company, by coming in The White The Country Club project is almost Jack O'Brien's victory over old Rob contact with a high tension "live" nipped in the bud, owing to opposi- ert Fitzsimmons will start another fad wire of the Redondo Beach Electric Tigress tion of certain people in the city who in the boxing- line. For a while all of Company, which came in contact with are opposed to having the club open the aspiring and perspiring heavy the lines upon which he was. working. on Sundays. weights will want to be fast and It was supposed that all wires of both Of Japan O'Brien, whose jumpmg- - months ago Governor Carter clever, like companies were this assur Several Aaoc tricks keDt Fitz moving so fast "dead," he would head a ance having been given, POPULAR PRICES: 25c.. 50c. VSc, openly stated that that his stomach went back on him officially, after ORPHEUM TELEPHONE, WHITE list of ten people to give $500 each ThPSP rhanses come periodically. In several hours of waiting to secure that 6S1. of L. Sullivan nearly work, had no appetite, food distressed me, toward the Country Club idea. The the time John result. every heavyweight tried to fight just 9H r I nd I Buffered much from headache. My Governor and five others have "made pawing hand Jimmy Cozad, and a Hawaiian named was sallow, and sleep did. not refresh like John, with a left kin good." The gentlemen who are work- and a smashing right swing that did Mason, were strineinrr wires across the Matinee Saturday ! I me. I tried several remedies without among only Redondo Beach Company 's ' I obtaining any relief. Finally, one of my ing up the Country Club idea business every time it landed, but line near I happened ADMISSION 25 CENTS. ) I customers recommended Ayer's .Sarsapa-- . Honolulu's moneyed people in general landed when it that the other Centinella. a station near Inelewood. ! forgot to get out of the way rilla. It helped me from the first in are reported to have run up against a fellow when the accident occurred, working 1 com-- x cleverness in the fight JIM MASON, THE HERO. i fact, after taking six bottles I was Jim Corbett's under the directions of (W. L.) pletely cured, and could eat anything and snag in the way of opposition to Sun- that ended Sullivan's winning streak Jack I sleep "like a child." day playing, which comprises golf, caught the fancy of the sporting world. Frost, superintendent for the Edison D A E principally. In a week all the fighters had dropped Company at Redondo. Bro. Frost (who volts had passed through the body, and I FOR IES 11 There are many imitation were trying Sun- the right swing idea and is secretary of 935) had just cautioned his foot and leg were frightfully if Sarsaparillas. It is generally conceded that if to e as fast and fancy as the shadowy If day is of week, the the men to be careful, even though the burned. Be sure you get "AYER'S." taken out the James. 1906AT Country Club idea falls to the ground. That fad lasted until 1897. when Cor- - wires had been "killed," when, with a Few people indeed are there in Re I Prepared by Dr. J. C Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass- - U. S. A. WALL NICHOLS CO., It is on this day that the adherents bett met a better man in Fitzsimmons cry, Jimmy Cozad pitched backward, dondo but who knew Jimmy Cozad. I family in- Republic Block. if ATZS'8 PUIS, the bast laxative. con at Carson. Then the wallop had an just as Mason was reaching for the One of the leading spirits in the of the popular game, and it is ning. Fitz was the idol of the fighting fined almost exclusively to those who was right same ire the boy had come in contact younger social set, always pleasant, DRUO CO.. AGENTS. men. What he did exactly HOLLISTER have leisure, have the opportunity to Cleverness and showy boxing, like Cor withw' and alwavs on hand when there was indulge their fad. It is not a game bett's, went on the auction counter, Bro. Cozad 's foot caught in the wires anything on hand in his Aerie, and a which calls out the multitude as does with no one to bid for it. People talk anu fie hung suspended in the air. Ma- - young man of high moral standing, baseball. calls for only those who It ed about Fitzsimmons' wonderful Bon, although on a distant pole, was Jimmy Cozad was always welcomed play the game. Nobody can really knack of making every move effectiv game golf. among wires, any one of which might The body laid at the home of Jimmy 's watch a of and it was wonderful as long as his Si-ecjA-L A few gentlemen, when approached strength and vitality backed his now kill from that live wire hanging friends, Mr. and Mrs. L. Culler, in Re OFFER B-$- on the subject, voiced their views on punches. across mem; out wnnoui a moment s oondo. Saturday afternoon services Pyrographic 0utm 150 Sunday golf. One said he would give But Jeffries came along with his fan' Pmtt il HaA. Wood. Ltifcw, mt. hesitation, Mason lowered himself, were held at the Methodist church, iMfcni an fcM FtoM Fata. Cork HtmOt. tHMbm TllfrgL $500 if the club was closed all day ftulo. Maul Ualoa Cotk. tonnm (onia. - fahli mil "nihaT to where the bo was j Sunday. he would give so mid section was gg,- and where the Eagles of Redondo Aerie two piaoat af caaipad Pracfioi Wac4 aatf Ml tfbaaavjaft, Another said far over that his la.ao t), i Bin unit Boa. $1000 if the club was promised closed hidden from sight. He beat Fitz. All tairlv ran UP that pole and among the took charge, and from where they fol on Sunday. He said, finally, that he the heavies, and most of the little fel wires! lfirowing a rope around Jim lowed their brother to his last resting Handkerchief would give $500 if the club was open lows, too, began to curl themselves my's inanimate body, Mason unhesitat- place in the Redondo cemetery at Bel Box, No. m . keys piano Is not - aaaaa, Thumping the of a after 12 o'clock on Sundays, but he into bowknots in imitation of Jeffries. ingly Slit it- frtca. successively cut the wire and lowered Jimmv vedere. Not an Eagle of that Aerie, Bfaoa of daar afela f 1 i, a, music, and putting vari would give nothing at all if the pro The idea filled the land that the heavy aaaatWullr tfanfaad. ex to the ground, with the assistance of. who was in town, ser- - ous lenses before the eyes is not an jectors of the club kept it open all day weight champion must be a huge, pon but attended the fto abort Pyrofnpftk Outfit and Handkerchief Brj amination, even though certain im on Sunday. derous punching macmne, with a i5ro. Jrrost, who ran to his aid. j vices at the church, and nearly every mm" oar ttpai Uhatraua' eatakifaa of Prm Oaoha aoe" provements in vision are obtained. bony jaw fit to stop miia i, will ba aa a yoar adoaaa b, prapaat a&praaa a Mali There the matter rests. It is a hitch heavy frame and a Every effort was made to resuscitate one of them followed the boy to his aj OBOaar i.w far tS.Ou. your eyes you 12-in- ch battleship type of Oa, laMMf attloiva aa4 adnaca Hin al aaw aai nHaial Anybody can test to which the Country Club originators a. shell. The the boy; but it was of no avail; 15,000' sleep "not dead, but gone away." can do it yourself, but the scientific had never given a thought. It was fighter came into fashion. Promoters use of lenses involves something more suggested, so it is said, to one of the scoured" the land for Monroes and GALLAGHER BROS. than experimenting. members that he belonged to the Pa Kaufmanns, Weekses and other mill Grant Avenue San Francisco, CaL Few can examine eyes and do It in- cific Club, which kept open on Sundays ing giants. WILL SHE MARRY HOUSEHOLD GARES 7 ii telligently and satisfactorily quite and cards could be played there or But now that- - Jumping Jack O'Brien a difference between eye-tes- ts and eye liquor drunk on that day if desired. has beaten Fitz there will be a hop xaminations. Did that fact ever oc- He is said to have replied that he was ping and skipping such as the poor old ring has never seen before. Heavy ADDIES' BROTHER Tax the Women of Henolulu tile cur to you? t not one of the originators of the club. and therefore was not responsible for weights, with stocky legs, will try to Same as Elsewhere . Oahu Ice & present day conditions. Another hop up in the air lik jackrabbits A. N. SANFORD philanthropist, Thin-legg- ed fighters will train their Co when notified that he NEW YORK. Jan. 8. Friends of Hard to to household duties Electric OPTICIAN, was a member of the University Club spidry underpinning to knitting attend kneedles with earnest practice of O' Mrs Charles T. Yerkes attribute to en- With a constantly aching back. which has opened up only in the past Ic delivered to any part of the city. Boston Building, Fort Street Over two years, and is kept open Sundays, Brien s manifold sidesteps. All sorts emies of the widow of the financier A woman should not have a bad back, of fighters will raise aland orders promptly filled. Tel. BIu May & Co. said he was not a charter member. the rosindust responsibility for the rumor gain- And kidneys were 111. O. Box 600. while trying to be in every part of the that she wouldn't If the P. 0flc: Kewalo. projectors .Country to-d- ay ine of the Club, ring at the once a thing only possible ed currency that Mrs. Yerkes well. which is to be located on the Rooke to remarry. seen at property in Nuuanu Valley, believe to O'Brien and the Deity. intended When Doan's Backache Kidney Pills make HONOLULU IRON WORKS Pure Wines they a fine prospect There will be swift jabbing and fly her residence Mrs. Yerkes characteriz- well kidneys. have ahead. They away sidestepping your COMPANY. could dispose of some of to until brain ed the report as "ridiculous" and said is a Honolulu woman who en Liquors the lands whirls. Some of the fighters, perhaps, Here Machinery, Black Pipe, Galvanl and advantage on their lease, and could it was absolutely without foundation. dorses this claim: mm Family Trade Solicited. pay up may master Philadelphia Jack's deft Pipe, Boiler Tubes, Iron and Steel, their prospective debts in a ness According to the rumor. Wilson Miz-- street, glneers' Supplies. short time. is by pro of foot Mrs. Emma Vieira, of King It said these Tnen about the time that the pugilis ner of ban FTancisco was to be the says: Office Nuuanu street. Lovejogr & Co. jectors mai sucn a ciud would en this city, "For three or four speed er Nuuanu St. : : Phone tic world is mad Jeffries will fortunate man. w-a- Miz-n- Works Kakaako. 308. hance the value of in the un, It said that years I had the misfortune to be af wake climb into the ring again and very to iciuny. mere is great need for a put on- - the mitts. Jeff can step some of late had been attentive flicted with an aching back. The pain 1 Country Club, however, and it is hoped himself. Also can wallop. Mrs. Yerkes ana mat as soon as the and discomfort this entailed on me can that some way present he Also he around the dif is still young a usual period of mourning was over they 1 Pure Soda Water ficulty may be and has stomach that be better imagined than described You can't get better Soda Water found. takes as kindly to punching as it does wuuiu ue yuieuy weuueu. lvuzuei, ii0 VISIT I have two children, and it was of course than that bearing the FOUNTAIN to the gentle massage of the training is one of five brothers, is a son of a brand, for the simple reasoa that camp. former American diplomatist. difficult for me to attend to them THE there isn't any better made. TO PLAY FOR The next morning there will be an Mizner has been stopping at the while oppressed with suffering. The other change In pugilistic styles. Hotel Astor, but left there to-da- y. way in which I found relief eventually Fountain Soda Works. . Friends said he had gone to Chicago. A GOLF CUP Luxury played an equal part with was by using Doan's Backache Kid Sheridan Street, near King. age in beating Fitz. For two or three How the story of the intended mar ney 270. yerkes Pills, procured at the Holllster Phone Main years Bob has been living much in ho- riage arose the friends of Mrs. Drug Co.'s On the 27th say they cannot imagine, unless some store. They did me a large o of o this Manager month tels and cafes. He has drunk appe amount of good, as I now testify. I Bidgood of the Haleiwa Hotel, an users before meals, eaten rich foods one who entertained ill will for the should certainly widow started it. They said that Miz- recommend those who nounces that there will be another golf and finished with a cordial. His stom have backache or any other of A trip to the Zoo, at KaimukI, ach, always accustomed to a rougher ner and his brother Addison, who form Kimonos, Silks, tournament at Haleiwa for the beau lives in New York, are among Mrs. kidney trouble to try Doan's Backache is enjoyable to children and fare, became as tender as a magnate's. Kidney Pills." ORIENTAL. GOODS AT REDUCED tiful "Haleiwa Cup," and, in view of At the end of the thirteenth, round Yerkes' circle of friends, but such a parents alike. thing as an anything .Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are PRICE AT the above fact, the Manoa Golf Club Fitzsimmons muscles were strong, but attachment of by Besides the wonderful collec- will give a stroke competition put more than a friendly nature does not for sale all dealers. Price 50 cents tomor the weak stomach him out of busi per box (six boxes $2.50). on tion of animals and row to decide which eight players will ness. The heat and the exertion, with exist on either side. Mailed birds there represent Though suffering from a severe receipt of price by the Holllster Drug are other delights too numerous 1120 NUUANU ST.. NEAR HOTEL. the club at Haleiwa on the the blood he had swallowed, made him cold Co., 27th. sick. contracted on the day of her husban i's Ltd., Honolulu, wholesale agents to mention. j tor tne .Hawaiian Islands. The same conditions will apply to ine om Komans, wnen Home "was burial, Mrs. Yerkes consented to see The Call representative. When re- Remember the name Doan's, and take QUALITY, STYLE AND FIT the Manoa competition as heretofore, going to the dogs, used to eat several the no otner. ADMISSION 10 CENTS. OUR namely, the eight players handing banquets a day, taking emetics between port was repeated to her, she became IN in almost hysterical. the lowest scores will receive a round them. A man liked a dish of peacock's 1 1 $25.00 SUITS trip ticket to Waialua. tongues He stuffed himself. He took 'Why, it is absolutely untrue," she , WELL OF CHAMBER The handicap of a few of the play- an emetic and Stepped round the cor said when she had recovered her com LAIN'S COUGH REMEDY. George A. Martin ers will ner. posure. "I shall never marry again. FOR SALE, be changed for this competi- In a moment he came back, pale air. jonn Main, Manager for P. FRESH FLOWER AND Arlington Block, Hotel Street. tion as follows: Q. round the gills, but an but shall devote my life to carrying J. H. Berrey, 3; with achin, Petersen & Company, VEGETABLE SEEDS. OPEN ON SATURDAYS TILL 9 Frank Armstrong, 5; O. void ready to be refilled. a bet out the provisions of my husband's Bloemfontein, So. E. White, 6; It's will." P. M. Austin White, 8. The Manoa Golf Club the old Gracchi would have collapsed Africa, makes the following statement has established a new rule whereby after a solar plexus punch. for the benefit of the public: "Cham no player Prosperity and pugilism ENGINEER RISKS LIFE TO SAVE Mrs. E. M.Taylor LOCATED 2 AND 3. shall receive more than an don't travel berlain's Cough Remedy has a big sale NOW IN OFFICES eighteen-strok- e in the same private car. Mclntyre Building. handicap. WOMAN. here anj as we have been handling It YOUNG BUILDING. The new "White Rock Cup" is ex- Prompt for several years, we can confidently pected on the and heroic action on the part say Alameda today and It of George Williams, an engineer of a that we sell more of it than we do promises to be one - SOCKER FOOTBALL of the most beau- Boston bound express on New York, of any other preparation of that kind." J. S.MARTIN iropnies seen - the here. It is present- New Haven and This medicine is especially recommend- ny & Hartford Railroad, to J. M. LEVY & CO., MERCHANT TAILOR. Co., Ltd. THIS AFTERNOON day saved the life of Mrs. Hallock H. ed for coughs, colds, croup and whoop Fort Street - - - - Honolulu, T. H. ing cough and can be given to the In the Manoa Hill at Quincy station. Williams re little competition the Hale- This afternoon another battle for the ceived severe internal injuries, ones with absolute security. For sale Grocers. iwa will offer eight prizes, but by all trip each of a supremacy in the pigskin game will hopes are entertained for his recovery. Dealers and Druggists, Benson, to Haleiwa, railroad fare and two w Smith & Co., Ltd., Agents for Hawaii. 'Phone Main 149. & meais take place at the park. imams s train was taking on pas P RICE PERKINS, at the Hotel, together with en baseball At sengers at the Quincy trance tee m the 2:30 p. m. station, and his tournament. the PunaTious and the Y. engine was standing on UNyaaVaitWaW PHOTOGRAPHERS. M. C. A. the Saville SELF CURE NO FICTION! ARTISTIC will try for conclusions and street crossing, when Mrs. Hill and her at 3:45 the Iolanis and Mailes. will op- daughter Mazie to MARVEL UPON MARVEL! NO SDFFEBEB THE FAVORITE GROTTO. pose. The started cross the .uw UESPAIR, but without running EAGLE CLEANING AND Hawaiian Government band track. Just then an bound doctor's bill or into will be in games outward falline the deep ditch of Studio: Hotel Street! near Fort. Lots of people lose money attendance. The are express from Boston rushed up. Mazie quacKery, may Barely, speedily, and economic- DYEING WORKS. ally cure himself kuowh-dg- e by rtMJciauon iooxoaii contests, or continued across the tracks and reach- without the of a playing the favorite in a "Socker" as the games are more gen- second party. By the introduction of the New ed the other side in safety, to rrenoo Kemeay, 1 JJERAPION, a complete Street, opposite horse-rac- e. I erally known, but the Fort Star Block. f you must play and keen interest is consternation of the spectators Mrs. revolution baa been wrought In th depart- UA.Dirr' AND GENTS' CLOTHING displayed. Last week's games were ment of medical science, whilst thousand have a favorite, - Hill was slower in following:. been restored to CLEANED AT LOWEST THE COBWEB CAFE let it be the FaV- examples Soc- - health and happinesa who for of what good sport the She realized her position when too years previously naa been merely dragging; out PRICES. a k?r game really a mim-mui- e Queen and Alake fits. yii c VJIxUI IU, VVnere tile is, and today's events late, and for a moment hesitated in existence. Phone White 2362. should bring out the best sporting lUkKAPlON No. 1 In a remarkably short Dest lunch in town is the path of the oncoming train. Gate- - time, often a few dars onlv. effects il rnrp. served element. The teams will line-u- p as MEALS, every noon. man Minchin ran from his post and superseding injections, the use of which does THE FINEST Today's menu follows: Irreparable harm by laying the fnndatlon of Rare old Black Idols from Bud SOUP-PUR- attempted to reach the woman to pull WINES, LIQUORS, ETC. EE OF SPLIT Maile? Goal. Belser; backs McGill. tricture and other serious diseases. Shrines. Russian and CLUB PEAS her to safety, but he could not secure iHfcKAi'lON No. 2, for impurity of the Art HAD IN CITY. SAUSAGES Anderson: halfback?, R. Chillingworth, a good grasp on blood, scurvy, pimples, spots, blotches, pains Colonial Doorknockers, TO BE THE , her arm. Just then ana Brasses. POTATO PANCAKE Center. F. Davis; forwards. Bail"-- Engineer Williams leaped from swellings or tne joints, gout, rheumatism. ROAST LEG MUTTON Catteral. Simpson. Gray, H. his secondary symptoms, etc. This preparation O Mats, Tappas. Bailey; cab, gave the woman a strong push purifies the whole system through the blood, CAMARA & CO . Props CURRANT JELLY substitute. Duisenberg. out of danger, and then, he and thoroughly eliminates all poisonous matter HAWAII AND SOUTH SEAS tKOWXED Kel-let- before rrom the bolv. POTATOES Iolanis Goal, J. Kea; back?, E. t, "could leap to safety, CURIO COMPANY, J. Kellett; the outward THERAPIOX No. 3. for nervous exhaustion. FRIED EGG PLANT half backs, F. Harri- bound engine him, hurling Impaired vitality, sleeplessness, and all the dis- Alexander Young Buildinsr. COLD son, M. struck him tressing consequences JOHN Engineer, SLAW Anderson, W. Notley; for- fifty feet into the air. He was picked of dissipation, worry, j KEIll, wards, Mon Yin, J. Bolster, J. Ander- up overwork, etc. It possesses surprising power son. conscious and murmured just be- In restoring strength and vigour to the debt!" Dealer In L. Blackman, J. Woo. fore losing his senses: "I tried to save tated. GUY OWENS CO. I With Beer, Punahous Goal. A. A. D Catton; backs, NEW AND SECOND-HAN- MA- - Wine, Tea or her, and I guess I did." THERAPION Coffee. W. Snper. G. Fuller: half backs. F. CHINERY. Hoogs. He was removed to the Quinc' City chasers should see that tie word "Tnerapton" Repairing of All Kinds. R. McCorriston. A. Lowrey; Hospital, where a hasty examination appears on British Government Rtamn In forwards, W. ts sold by the principal Chemists throagnoat : A FEED KILEY, Prop., Campbell, C. Cooke. R. showed two th GASOLINE ENGINES SPECIALTY. R. that ribs had been broken orid. Price In England. and 4H. Pur. i ELECTRICAL Catton, J. H. Catton, J. L. 28 i 135 Merchant Street, Tel. 116. Cor. Hotel and Bethel Streets. and severe internal Injuries sustained. white letters on a red ground) affixed to every ENGINEERS Transcript. package by irter of His Majesty's Hon. Com- - 4 mlssi oners, and without whlcn It la forgery. Phone Main 315, Union Street. lulu on her next trip from Japan to; Seattle. One officer stated that the Statement of Assets and Liabilities of ..aptain of the steamship Dakota made BY .AUTHORITY. r iii .s statement. Neither t oats are expected to call at GLAUS SPRECKELS Honolulu except on the home trip. & CO., PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE. Should the vessels arrive they could j not be accommodated in the harbor of! At iheClose of Business December 31, 1905 Honolulu until the dredging is entirely Notice is hereby given that at 12 o'clock noon, Saturday, February X, completed. Both the Dakota and the ASSETS. LIABILITIES. Minnesota are much larger than the Loans, over- Uv6, there will be sold at Public Auc- discounts and Capital paid in 500.OCO.00 Mongolia and, Manchuria. drafts. .' 912. 20 tion provisions 5 535. Surplus and profits 7H.335.00 under the of Part . INTERPRETER KNOCKED DOWN. Bonds; and .stocks 27,000.00 17. Deposits 759,560 . 42 Section Land Act 1S95, at the front Furniture . Owing to the 4.200.00 Due to banks 3.SS2.00 entrance to the Judiciary Building-- Other assets 30 t" VO-- " T Mongolia on being Honolulu, portion Pub- ? ii condition of the Due from banks. 103,832. 4S that certain of moored the wharf yester Cash. lic Land situated in Hamakuapoko, Is- at Hacfeld w.mm .... w 239,929.73 day, the gangway rails almost touch- land of Maui, and known as shed. ed the eaves of the roof of the Jl.342,777.42 $1,342,777.42 "O L I N D The Korean interpreter, who came A." late, rushed up the gangway and not I, These premises contain about ftJ EDWARD I. SPALDING, Cashier, do solemnly swear that the fore- noticing the obstruction ran full tilt going statement is true to the best of my knowledge acres of land, mostly pastoral, to- into it was knocked backward up- and belief. )oooooooaooooooooooooooooooo' and E. I. SPALDIXG, gether with certain residence and out- Ka-hul- ui. on the gangway, blood streaming from Captain James Rennie, formerly cap- from leaving- port last night for Cashier. buildings, adjoining road to summit oS. were breaking heavi- his nose and mouth. He received a tain of the Oceanic steamships Aus- The waves persons, Subscribed and sworn to before me Ilaleakala, and at an elevation C ly over and the barometer in- terrific jolt. Although several this 17th day of January 1906. Ala- the bar gangway, 4000 tralia, Mariposa, Zealandia anl dicated that a blow might be expect- mainly officials, were on the HENRY C. HA PA I. about feet above sea. meda, and one of the very popular during night, one which would none went to help the injured man. Notary Public, First Judicial Circuit, T. II. Upset price J2S00. ed the woman girl, true commanders on the San Francisco-Honolul- u things up in channels. A and a little with wake the feminine instinct, rushed up the gang- Terms: Cash United States ffol route, is a passenger aboard the MONGOLIA IN STORM'S TEETH. way with handkerchiefs to succor the Honolulu, T. H., January 1, 1906. coin. Mongolia en from Yokohama to m&-p- ly route The Pacific Mail steamship Mongolia man, but were motioned back by the For plan and further particulars. San Francisco. The Australia, which officials. The man and went experienced some of the rough weather recovered REPORT OF RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES at Department of Public LaaSx, Captain Rennie took to Vladivostok aboard the boat where he received at- Judiciary Building, Honolulu. j which on Oahu recently. cap- - has prevailed tention. with a contraband earo.C3 was- The liner left Yokohama a day late. OF JAS. V. PRATT. by Japanese year, and PACIFIC IN THE WAY. tured the last The day following her departure she Commissioner of Public Latndc taken to Yokusuka Navy Yard as a The dredger Pacific is dredging out Honolulu, January 3, 1906. prize. Captain however, glories ran into a gale from the southwest. liennie, harbor muck from the main basin be- 7303 4, 6, in the fact that he had discharged all! The seas began sweeping over the decks Hawaiian Trust Company, Ltd., Jan. 13. 20. 17. of his contraband cargo except 200 tons,; and the captain finally decided to heave tween the Oceanic and Hackfeld AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS DECEMBER 31. 1905. wharves. WTien Mongolia enter a feat not heretofore accomplished by1 to. The wind blew a gale. ; the ELECTION OF OFFICERS. an American blockade-runner- . I In the vicinity of the Hawaiian ed the harbor yesterday and steamed down to slip, Pacific On January 4, Captain Eennie re- - Islands the Mongolia again ran intoj the Hackfeld the RESOURCES. LIABILITIES. BENSON, SMITH & CO., LTD. ceived instructions to return to .ian rough weather, but.it was nothing like was worked back, but gave barely Cash on room rough for the big liner to pass hand $ 667.27 Capital fully paid up $100,000.00 At the annual meeting of the stock- Francisco, as the Japanese prize court that experienced off the Japanese coast Cash in agents hands 687.30 Although vessel was hove tQ, the safely by. The Pacific was almost Undivided profits 35,071.17 holders of Benson, Smith & Co., UbwL. had decided that the Australia was a the Stocks and other investments 16,058.00 agency prize-of-wa- r. were grazed. A high wind was prevailing Trust and accounts... 98.972.18 held at the office of the corjora4sn The Captain, who had table racks not brought into requl Loans, demand and time 88,815.33 of Liabilities other than those Wednesday, January 17, 1906, 8 p-- been retained in Japan since September sition. which is another advertisement at the time and the result the Furniture ,049.22 at tb, excellent riding qualities of the maneuverings of the Mongolia caused and fixtures specified above 10,146.75 the following officers were as an agent of Lloyds to' look after tor tue Real estate 52,009.82 elected t their interests in the Australia, was re- - big liner, and not only Captain Porter the ship to veer off so that when she Mortgages serve for the ensuing year: Purser are proud of this slip she ram secured by real es Geo. Manager leased by the insurance firm, and is now and Eennie headed into the almost tate 15,410.33 W. Smith.. President and en S. S. j but whole ship's crew and the med taking on S. L. Rumsey Vice-Pmside- nt route to San Francisco. As the fact, the the bark Kaiulani then Bonds 65,300.00 nas oeen xne; jwm m suvjui; sugar on opposite side. sea C. McGill '. zeaiauuia lust soiu dv uaMcnueis iuai iuc jiuu the Fine Other assets 3,192.83 J. Treasurer Oceanic Company, Captain Eennie is golia is the kind of a ship to travel in. manship on the part of the pilot pre A. J, Gignoux SeenetaJT now practically without a command. Only four passengers were brought to vented an accident. J. A. Kennedy Andltwr rs $244,190.10 Should the proposition of Honolulu Honolulu and they are lay-ove- Mr. $244,190.10 W. C. McGonagie Director two- - steam- Mrs. H. L. Spencer, ALAMEDA DUE TODAY. capitalists mature, whereby and tourists, and . , A. J. GIGNOUX, ers, or at least one steamer, is put into Mrs. P. Umbsen and Miss Umbsen of ine Oceanic steamship Alameda is 7316 Secretary-- service on a San Francisco-Honolul- u San Francisco, who have been traveling due from San Francisco this morning. I, J. R. GALT, Treasurer, do solemnly swear that the foregoing run, the vessel to be owned by local in the Orient. are true to my knowledge The 1202 She left San Francisco last Sunday. the best of and belief. ELECTION OFFICERS- capital, it is believed that Captain Een- liner brought onlv tons of Owing JOF - nie will stand a good chance to get the freight for this port. She has a little to the severe weather she may job as commander. over 6000 tons for the Coast. She is not arrive until about noon. J. R. GALT, At the Treasurer. annual meeting of the Kwwr Captain Eennie first visited Honolulu traveling light SHIPPING NOTES. Yee Society held In Honolulu on De- in 1875, as Only a fair-size- d crowd of passengers cember 30, 1905, mate of the Australia, on The bark George Curtis will begin the following noers x Among were her first trip to this port. For twenty-si- is aboard the vessel. them is loading sugar "Wednesday. Subscribed and sworn to before m e this 12th day of January, 1906. elected for the ensuing year: years Captain Eennie ran to the Col. Birkbeck, English Army, and wife, next C. WInam PresMewt 8000 (Signed) port of Honolulu. "With him was asso- ana jieut. i,oi. u. n. Jr owKe, English The Alameda will take about Chock Sing VIce-Pnrid- Tt ciated at various times Tom James, now Army, jjotn omcers have been at bags of refined sugar to the Coast. (Seal) JONATHAN SHAW, Lau Yin English Seeretrrr a resident of Honolulu, and yesterday tached to the Japanese armies in Man Owing to rough weather the sailing Notary Public, First Judicial Circuit. Paul G. Tal Chong the two old comrades of the sea had a churia during the past vear. of the Mauna Loa has been delayed 7311 Jan. 13, 20, 27, Feb. 3. Assistant Secretajry jollification. F. Appel, The Captain also visited a third member of the fa until noon today. Chong Jack Lai Chinese Secreta-r- r old-tim- e mous several of his friends. In partnership of Rosencrantz & The Mikahala which left Honolulu Ching Chow years gone by Honolulu people used to Keegan, the "Jew and the Irishman," on Thursday Assistant Chinese Secretary" wait weeks just me men reached Kauai yesterday PETERSON to travel on the boat ianKee traveling who invaded morning about 11 o'clock. Lee Wah Seu Treasurer commanded bv Captain Eennie ana the Far East successfully a year or two The strike at Waipahu plantation is Ho Chun ..Assistant Treasurer stewnrded by Tom James. ago, is returning to the Coast. He re Yuen Mun ports delaying the loading of ship Ers-kin- e Auditor A baby figures largely in the capture that their business was about the YET ALIVE LAU YIN, of the Australia. When the Australia broken up by the boycott. M. Phelps with sugar. left San Lieut. Col. V. The Francisco she had aboard no Postnitkov, a Russian Kenilworth Is ready to take in Jan. 8, 1906. 7311 lesg a personage than the governor of officer, as well as Lieut. Salnowsky, has sugar. She will take on 1000 tons o one of the Russian provinces. Cap'tain Deen in Vladivostok for some time, ballast preparatory to leaving for Hilo. and were Hackman Making Hard .nennie steered ms vessel with excel- both there during the insur- The bark Gerard C. Tobey took on NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEET lent skill. One night when in the rection of the Russian sailors and Ewa and "vTaialua suear vestprdav. ING OF SHAREHOLDERS Ohkotsk Sea a searchlight was thrown soldiers. She sails for San Francisco next Tues Fight Against ALEXANDER & BALDWIN, LTD. on the Australia a Japanese search-ligh- t. Hon. Edwin Morgan, former U. S. day. The Australia managed to dodge Minister to Korea, is en route to Wash- the light. She discharged most of her ington, whence he goes to Cuba as Lieut. Karllee of the Marine detach Death. Pursuant to call of the First Vk-Presid- cargo at various ports. American Minister to the island. He ment at the Naval Station leaves in a special meeting of the the Mongolia for & Baldwin, Then the vessel was to call at a cer- is accompanied by his secretary, Mr W. the mainland to take McDowell saw Peterson drink some- shareholders of Alexander D. an examination promotion held on Tuesday, tain port to take off a Russian naval Straight. for to a was thing, and then he screamed and stag Limited, will be the' officer and his wife. Commander Blish, IT." S. X., been captaincy. . Lieut. Bigler will be on , At 1:30 this morning no change 30th day of January, 1906, at 2 o'clock The. vessel called has : ' gered out to the veranda and sat down. all right, buf word came from on shore in"command of the Frolic in Philippine duty tn his absence. to be in Peterson s condition. of a p. m. of said day, at the office of th noted Afterwards, with the assistance g, that the officer's wife had just given waters. The rough weather yesterday rnorn Mr. Redwood, Mrs. McDowell got Peter- corporation in the Stangenwald Bullt-in- H. B. "He will probably live until morning," pur birth to a child and she could not Blehr is a prominent Norwegian ing prevented the customs and quar- son into a Japanese hack. The hack-ma- n Honolulu, Hawaii, for the come aboard. who made a fortune in chartering ships antine officials from boarding the Mon- the nurse said. "There has not been later turned up at the police sta- pose of considering a proposition t to Japanese cor- The vessel cruised around and camp the government during the golia outside the harbor as usual. They half-dea- d man. increase the capital stock of said war. much change in his condition, one way tion with the a back, but the woman was not in condi- - went aboard as the vessel was round r-- poration, and such other business Mike Haley close-mouthe- d meeting. non 10 oe tanen apoard. The result . is as as ing the lighthouse and continued their or the other." HAWORTH IN NEVADA. may be brought before the home-th- proverbial - was, when the Australia started e oyster about his busi- inspections until after the steamer had ELMER E. PAXTON. ness, is well-know- Copies Tonopah (Nevada) ward she fell into the arms ofa cruiser but regarded as a congenial been moored. "Nick" Peterson, the n of the Secretary, Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd. commanded by Vice-Admir- al Togo, traveling companion. Daily Sun of December 30 have been Dated at Honolulu, January 13, 190C wuo Lieut. Engineer H hackman of the "290" stand on King recently cuea in Japan and was Xishikara, of the received at the Advertiser office. A 159 buried with great honors. This is not Japanese Navy, is en route to the main- MEN ARE PAID street, attempted to commit suicide the great Admiral Togo of Port Arthur land to sujiervi.se the construction of yesterday forenoon by swallowing half great stampede to Manhattan's rich up page-broa- d ELECTION OF OFFICERS. tame. vessels for the Mikado's navy. Mrs. S. 1 mines is played with a 1 an ounce of carbolic acid. That he 1 D. Hepburn is wife of FOR EVERY the the Standard HOUR j po-- cartoon, in wnicn L. W. Haworth, STEAMERS HELD IN PORT. Oil representative in the did not succeed is not due to the newspaperman ESTATE OF S. G. WILDER, LTD. Far East. I favorably known as a stock- The rough weather prevented Louis Eppinger, formerly of lice, for, with their usual sagacity, they one figures. He At the annual meeting of the the the "Why, yes," said Superintendent of in Hawaii, is of the of S. G. Wilder. American-Hawaiia- n Grand Hotel in Yokohama, with- newspaper holders of the Estate freighter and wife, , kept him in a cell at the station is represented removing a Alaska, are en route to Public "Works Holloway, "the men are Ltd., held in this city, January 18. Inter-Islan- the mainland, where the only outfit in to Manhattan, d TJu-ua- nu out medical attenion, viewing him a wheelbarrow and the steamer Claudine former will have his eyes treated. They working nine hours a day on the says first 1906. the following officers were elect- m common The unfortnuate and i local article that the year: registered yesterday at the Moana. reservoir. They are paid bv the as a drunk. t be ed to serve during the ensuing hour, Hospital newsDaper in Manhattan would Captain Thos. Reilley was commander and have a right to work nine man is now at the Queen's started the first week in January by G. P. Wilder President of the American steamship Montara hours if they like. Also, ithey make in a precarious condition. Mr. Haworth and George M. Ander- J. A. Wilder Vice-Preside- nt Dry cleaning when captured by the Japanese more money and it is better for them j S. G. Wilder.. .Secretary and Treasurer by process while ways. For the past four months Nick has son. Both are mentioned in the article Garments cleaned this at ,7 .... . - i , in other The men live risht H. D. M. Cobb Auditor I on spree. People about town as "newspapermen of high ability." Mrs. A. M. Mellis' Mr. M. Tvssowski was the American tnere' ana would rather be at work been a Directors E. D. Tenney and J. IL consular representative at Dalny dur- - tnan not- - Jt is a frightful place to have become accustomed to Nick's Gait. Dressmaking Establishment. TRADES AND LABOR COUNCIL. 4 Sachs Black, Honolulu. ing the war troubles. ' live and 1 would rather be at work periodical debauches. Sometimes the S. G. WILDER, than not 1 ,lad stay La- SATISFACTION GUARANTEED A number of local people and tour- - if to there." sprees lasted a couple of weeks, some- At a meeting of the Trades and 7316 Secretary. ists who have been here tor some tune, evening, Judge Rob- times a month. When they were fin- bor Council last will go to the Coast on the Mongolia. WHEN YOU HAVE A BAD COLD. was endorsed for reappointment STILL A LOT OF 9 ished Nick cleaned" up, swore off, went inson ELECTION OF OFFICERS. The vessel sails at a. m. today. You want a remedy will give you that back to his hack and was one of the and the following officers were chosen: MINNESOTA TO CALL. 'prompt relief. Get Chamberlain's President, F. McLaughlin: vice presi- At a meeting of the See Yap Benev Holiday Goods ' Cough Remedy. always cures soberest drivers in town. But in the cor- Officers aboard the Mongolia declare It and - dent, Wm. O'Brien; recording and olent Society held on the evening of cures quickly. For sale by all Dealers past few months Nick has done noth- secretary, C. Muther; 30, 1905, off- LEFT AT steamship Minnesota, of the responding F. December the following that the and Druggists, Benson. Smith & Co., ing out drinK, arinK, annK. financial secretary, F. Sackwich; icers were elected to serve for the year FUKURODA'S. Hono- - Agents Hawaii, Hill line of steamers, is toccall at Ltd., for 10 forenoon A. J. Olson; trustees, 1906: 28-- 32 About o'clock yesterday HOTEL STREET. G. Crozier, J. Colden, E. Wagner. he went into the Honolulu Hotel on Chu Gem President Nuuanu street and went to his room. Lee Let Vice-Preside- nt WAHIAWA BRANCH MAY BE Suddenly the inmates of the place NOTICE. Lum To! Li Treasurer heard a stream. Mrs. A. McDowell ran Chun Leong Vice-Treasur- er Panama Hats to Peterson's room and saw at once POWER OF ATTORNEY. Ng Gang English Secretary seemed to be in great pain. FINISHED BY NEXT JULY that he my absence Terri- Tung Sue Lung Chinese Seeretarr He was hen on the veranda. An During from the NG GANG, by. A tory Mr. A. W. T. Bottomley, or Mr. empty bottle of poison was near Secretary, See Yap Societr-731- GLOBE$5.50CLOTHING CO., Alex. Garvie, will act for me under Benevolent 4 hack was called and Nick was taken 64 Power of Attorney. Hotel Street. Work on the Wahiawa branch of the j not affected the work in the least. to the police station. 300 had ob-tfiin- erl 7317 GEO. W. SMITH. Oahu Railway & Land Co. is progress- Something like men are employed It was learned that Peterson by the line and no trouble has been carbolic acid from E. Iwashita, ADJOURNED ANNUAL ing rapidly and satisfactorily and Chief experienced with them since operations who conducts a drug store at the cor-- ELECTION OF OFFICERS. MEETING. Engineer Kluegel estimates that if the commenced. j ner of Beretania and Nuuanu streets, present rate of progress be maintain- There is no doubt but that when the and had swallowed the contents at the BERGSTROM MUSIC CO., LTD. CALIFORNIA FEED CO.. LTD. Fresh completed prove ed the line will be finished by" July line is Wahiawa will Honolulu Hotel. meeting di The adjourned annual meeting of thii a great peo- took Peterson to me At the annual of the attraction for Honolulu When the hack Bergstrom Music Com- stockholders of the California Feed next. ple, not only on account of its splendid police station, the Japanese hackman rectors of the one to pany. Limited, held on January 15, 1906, Co., Ltd., will be held at the compa- Three camps have been erected, I a who had refused ci.iua.it?, uui uwing 10 me snort dis said he had fare following ny's office. Queen street, on Saturday, Kipana. Gulch tance the terminus of will pav. The police saw Nick inside in an the officers were elected for Meat at Walpaku, another at the branch year: January 20, 1906, 10 a. m. Iff aDDarentlv stupefied state. He was tne ensuing at and the third at Waikakalaua. be from Waialua. L. C. KING. Grading is being done in some H. T. Taylor is acting as assistant brought into the police station and was u. vV . xiei sail x iiuciu places along the line. engineer and A. A. Wilson is engineer unable tn stand on his feet. His eyes C. J. Hutchins Vice-Preside- nt Secretary. Honolulu, January 17, 1906. 7315 The strike at Oahu plantation has in charge of construction. were bulging. He was put in a cell J. C. Evans... Secretary and Treasurer Fresh meats required for your daily and no further notice taken of him. D. L. Van Dine Auditor Twenty minutes later McDowell, the named officers, together NOTICE use, to The above Hop's in profuse. THE DELEGATES. proprietor of the White House, came with A. F. Cooke, constitute the board Yu will find at Yee inquire Peterson. We notifying The old saying Is, the best is cheapest; the station to about of directors. take this method of He produced the empty bottle which J. C. EVANS, the public that all accounts due u We have the cheapest, best and acid, which was not freshest. had contained carbolic Secretary, Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd. which are settled within sixty days fContlnued from Pase 1.) labeled in red characters: "Poison, 7317 from date will be placed in the hand Call on us and get your money's 9 McDowell said this attorney of Ililo, while Maui sent County Attorney Pan Case. The Island of Kauai Carbolic Acid." of an for collection. worth. j had beon in Peterson's possession. (Signed) you a I II Then with the wise will have alone is not represented in the delegation. Acting upon this information Peter- ANNUAL MEETING. THE PORTER FURNITURE CO. f! berth I These delegates will take with them on the Mongolia today data of all son was visited in his cell. He was Per K. B. PORTER. kinds calculated to impress upon Congress the peculiar needs of the Territory, seen sprawling on his stomach and his HONOLULU GAS CO., LTD. Honolulu, January 2, 1906. 15 very much bloated He was and the justice of the contention that seventy-fiv- e per cent, of the customs and The annual meeting of the Honolulu . . . . - then removed to the hospital. NOTICE. internal revenue receipts collected here be also expended nere. Xvecentr,!-, aa- had engaged the room at Gas Company, Limited, will be held Peterson & Withington, vices from Washington have seemed to indicate that the delegates will have thf. Honolulu Hotel on Thursday, tell- - at the office of Castle Hop & Co,, Merchant street, Thursday, January During my absence from the Ter CO Yee uphill fiVht nevertheless it will be a fight that will be well worth making ing McDowell that he had had trouble an 25, at 2 o'clock p. m. ritory, Mr. L. C. Abies will act for me Con- - J-'it- his Ha waiian wife and winning. President Roosevelt is with Hawaii in it, too, and although Jfraajr DAVID L. WITHINGTON, under full Power of Attorney. MEAT MARKET. - K. B. PORTER. gress must make the desired appropriations, in the last analysis I resident lioose- jr, about Peterson being in Secretary. (Signed) 7317 January 5, 1906. 73S Ehono Main velt will be found to be the most powerful factor at the National Capital. such an intoxicated condition. Mrs. January 17, 1906. Honolulu, Castle &. Cooke, 6 FRATERNAL EIGHT FOR Ltd. breaker settlement HONOLULU POLYNESIA ENCAMPMENT, NO. 1, I. 0. O. F. m COMMISSION MERCHANT fleets evry nrst and third FRIDAY N fi t month at 7:30 D. m.. in Oaa SENTENCED F ESTATE W TRIAL SUGAR FACTORS. fellow's Hall, Fort Street. cordially invited to Visiting brothers AGENTS FOR attsnd. The Ewa Plantation Co. PAUL SMITH, C. P. The Walalua Agricultural L. L. LA PIERRE, Scribe. Fine-- Co., fct. t Two Years and A Widow Stillman Sells Cotton Brothers Moving The Kohala Sugar Co. S ; J ! The NO. Waimea Sugar Mill Co. EXCELSIOR LODGE i, to Plead Personalty-Oth- er to Quash Writ of The Fulton Iron Works, St. Loal I. O. O. F. Murderer The Standard Oil Co. h me The George F. Blake Steam Pump. use, ; if TUESDAY evening at j Guilty Today, Matters. Error. Weston's Centrifugals. u wil! fttt, In Odd Fellows Hall, Fort street. The New England I . to Mutual Life Insw old s: Visiting brothers cordially invited ance Co., of Boston. i ha It fc&Sena. executor of the Cotton Brothers & Company are The Aetna Insurance Co., of Hart- fres B. F. LEE. N.G. It took the jury just eleven minutes. John M. Dowsett. ford, .! yes- - Conn. 1 L. LA PIERRE, Secretary. going1 out and coming in, will of Henry Martyn Stillman, petl fighting the appeal of the Territory of on 1 L. between The Alliance Assurance Co., of wort j tprflv afternoon to return a verdict tions for allowance of accounts, distri Hawaii on its writ of error to pre- don. i J en w PACIFIC REBEKAH LODGE, of "guilty as charged" against Charle3 bution and discharge. vent their obtaining a new trial of the bertl I f xi n t T O. O. F. Santos. "Disabling a member of the Kamaka Stillman, widow of dece suit in which the Territory, by Su f perintendent of Public! Works Hollo- - I was the was bequeathed all of the per II Meets every second and fourth hnrfv with malicious intent" dent, way, obtained a verdict of $26,uu0 "HOW SAVINGS GROW." Thursday, at 7:30 p. m.. Odd Fellows charged in the indictment, and sonal property of the estate for life. against offense them for the loss of a marine Our little booklet with the abov I j f Ball, Fort street. emergency she was given dredge. "maiming" or "mayhem" the technical In case of title free for ;' 1 1 are cordially In-- By attorneys, - the asking. Q. Visiting Rebekahas name of the crime thus described. San- the right to draw from the personal their Kinney, McClan- ftitea to attend. estate such sums as she might need, ahan & Cooper, the defendants in error FIRST AMERICAN SAVING AND FLORENCE LEE. N.G., tos struck a man having a pipe in his move to quash the writ of error. The SIMPS TftUST CO. OF HAWAIT, 3 JENNY JACOBSON, Sec'y. mouth and broke his jaw. A strong not to exceed $2000 in all. Subject to motion is based on the whole record LTD. fight was made by Mr. Hogan for the this life interest and right of the and especially on the following grounds j OLIVE BRANCH REBEKAH defendant, at the beginning of the widow, all of the property of the de as here condensed: O. O. ac ceased was devised and bequeathed to 1. None of the rulings sought to be ALL KINDS OF LODGE NO. 2, I. F. trial, for a directed verdict of of I Thurs-M- J children, viz., Oliver Stillman, reviewed are reviewable on a writ Meets every first and third quittal on the ground that the statutes his four error. Lir 7:30 p. m.. In Odd Fellows' Jennie K. Smythe RUBBER GOODS at of the Territory contained no crime Charles Stillman, !. There is no final judgment to i all. Fort Street. Helen A. Holt, absolutely, share In-- such as that charged. Judge Robin and which a writ of error can be taken, id j Visiting Rebekahas are cordially ! nor any judgment son overruled the motion and the trial and share alike. at all by which Goodyear Rubber Co. t Kited to attend. plaintiff is aggrieved. I On January 16, 1905, Kamaka Still AGNES DUNN. N.G. went on, lasting three full court days. 3. R. H. PEASE, President. The formal order of the Second - San Francisco, THORA OSS, Secretary. Upon rendition of the verdict de man delivered to the remaindermen Judge of the First Circuit Court is 2 corner lots Ka- Cal., U. S. A. arm f fendant waived time for sentence and the four children named a certain in not a final or any judgment hut an NO. 2, whereby, of interlocutory ruling. LEAHI CHAPTER took it right there and then. It was denture in consideration - - S, $2000, she sold to them all of her right, 4. Said formal order is not review imuki 650 Established 1858. O. E. imprisonment for two years at hard able on p. in the personal es- a writ of error at this time. i i Meets every third Monday at 7:su fine of $100 costs, title and interest o. new was corner of labor and a and a trial granted by a 'a. in the Masonic Temple, $118.50 altogether. tate of the deceased. By the terms of decision filed on March 4, 1905, to which BISHOP & CO., lalakea and Hotel streets, new will widow enjoys use and no was Brethren are Notice of motion for a trial hav the the "the exception taken by plaintiff BANKERS. t Visiting Sisters anj ing been given by Mr. Hogan, the income of the homestead premises on and to which no writ of error was ?ordially Invited to attend. on sought by plaintiff JMMALONGSTREETKlUttCKACBiii, court fixed the amount of a bond School street, Honolulu, during her within six months Cor. Merchant & Kaahumanu appeal at $2500. The bond was not fur or at all. Sta P.W.M., Secretary. up natural life. E. BROWN, nished till a late hour and Santos MARY was sent to Oahu prison. TO TAKE TESTIMONY. proceed by way of a bill of exceptions j I IS,T2rG lAf L1" Worthy Matroa. 1 w lObS MURDERER TO PLEAD. and therefore can not pursue his rem - Notice of motion for a commission to edy, if any, by way error is expected Gonsalves, of a writ of HORSE SHOEING! LEI ALOHA CHAPTER, It that Illadio take testimony in ths Cape Verde Is without first discontinuing the bill of 45,-00- 0 the confessed murderer, will be brought in of of exceptions. alae Road, NO. 3. O. E. S. Judge 9:30 lands the matter the estate Temple every before Robinson at this 7. The writ of error was granted on Meets at the Masonic morning to plead guilty of murder in Frank Antone, deceased, has been oonri finturrlav of each month, at given by Estacio Tavares Jorge by his a petition stating facts not appearing sq. $1,-10- 0 the second degree without standinj on the record and misstating the facts ft., W. W. ?7:30 o'clock p. m. Visiting sisters and trial. Life imprisonment is the max! attorney in fact, Henrique de Pina, by Wright Co,, Ltd. cordially to at- attorneys, A. G. as appears from the record. rothers are invited mum and twenty years the minimum his Correa and Frank 8. proposed commission is The wrrit is brought to correct in-- i Andrade. The lot. horse-shoein- 4 penalty offense. might the g tend. for this A trial Si lenocuiory rulings maae over six have opened a depart ' MARGARET HOWARD. W.M., result in a verdict to issue to Antonio Jose Nunes, U. of murder in the consular agent Brava, c. V. I., "and months before its issuance. ment In connection with their carriage t MARGARET LISHMAN, Sec'y. first degree, involving the exclusive at 9. five persons are named whose testi- The writ of error comes too late. shop, etc. Having penalty of death. Again it might rer 10. Plaintiff waived, secured the servleea mony Is1 has abandoned first-cla- ss AUXILIARY, suit in acquittal, as the evidence ts is wanted. The notice ad and of a shoer, they are prepare1 LADIES' dressed to Cecil Brown, attorney for forfeited his right to review either to said to be circumstantial and even by bill of exceptions or writ of error do all work intrusted to them In A. O. H., A. Kauhi, administrator of the estate ss a confession, in the event of a trial, the ruling and order of Judge Lindsay first-cla- manner. DIVISION NO. requires of Frank Antone, and the motion will i. corroborative evidence for be presented at 10 o'clock Monday. granting and allowing defendants a every and third Tues- - conviction. new trial. Meets first VIEIRA ESTATE. Smoke-- &v. at 8 d. m.. in C. B. U. wail, J) on HABEAS CORPUS CASE. Attorney General Peters is served large lot off An inventory, of estate M. H. J. N. - street. The habeas corpus case of Tom Pong, the of with notice that the motion to quash Visiting sisters are cordially invited R. A. Vieira. deceased, filed bv A. H. will be presented to the Supreme PANETELAS who alleges unlawful imprisonment un ""ieira, administrator, ay fol Court n I W shows on Thursday next at 10 a. m. Waialae Road, CIGARS attena. der a fine for selling opium without a lows: Goods in store, sold, about $550; M. ALICE DOHERTY, Pres., license, is set 9 o'clock morn As previously reported, Judge Lind TIMMONS, Sec'y. for this furniture, sold, about $100; wagon, sold, say MARGARET K. Ex-Jud- ge s order affirmed the order cabled ing before Judge Robinson. $26; one horse, valued at $15; book ac BEAVER LUNCH ROOMS Gear is attorney for petitioner from San Francisco by Judge Gear, fol- $265. and counts, collectible, valued at about lowed by a judgment arriving H. J. NOLTE. IE HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. i, the ground of the petition Is that the $500; written leaseholds and buildings, valued by mail the day after Judge Gear's O. R. M. law in question is null and void, owing at $2200; cash in bank, Bishop & Co., I. to term had expired. Meets every second and fourth its having not been read three times $280; total, $3671. month, in I. O. O. in both houses of the Legislature or SALE Bulls For Sale. FRIDAY of each either of them. CONFIRMED. f. Hall. The case does not Judge Robinson confirmed the sale REALTY TRANSACT! DMS Visiting brothers cordially invited to affect the entire by O. A. imported thoroughbred body of the Revised Laws of 1905, sub- Steven, commissioner, ot Holstein and ittend. mortgaged property in the suit or Durham; young and gentle. 1 mitted in the report of the Code Com W. C. McCOY, Sachem, James Wakefield, trustee, vs. Henry G. new j A. E. MURPHY, C. of R. mission, as a large proportion thereof Entered for Record January 19, 1906, house and CLUB STABLES. was already law Spalding and Mary Ann Spalding, the from former legisla proceeds From 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. TLEPHONE MAIN 109. tion. It Is claimed in case net of sale being $356.50. A I this that deficiency judgment, power ex- WILLIAM McKINLEY the provision of the opium law under with of W J Wright by Sher to Hoffschlae- - lot Gulick Ave., LODGE, which Tom Pong was ecution, is entered against defendants ger Co Ltd SD convicted was for $655.90 6 per cent, ' created by the Commission, necessitat- with interest at H A Heen to S W H Kawelohelii. R Choose t&e NO. 8. K. of P. per annum from date. Pioneer Mill Co Ltd to Nellie D 1,950. Artistic every SATURDAY evening ing the three readings in both houses Meets at requisite to ' Cross L 1:20 o'clock , In Harmony Hall, King the making of a valid stat- street. ute. And it is alleged by petitioner DIVORCE MATTERS Recorded January 11, 1906. MANY NEW DESIGNS IN 1 visiting brothers cordially lnrited to that such three readings were not had. D Kapali to Wong Kam Chew, L; -- 10S0 sq land bldgs. 7 yrs 23 tttend. HEARD ft and at MERLE M. JOHNSON, CC, YESTERDAY $144 per yr. B 273, p 433. Dated Jan Monuments 8, 1906. A. JACOBSON, K. of R. S. AliD LOTTERY 1048-5- E. OPIUM Can be seen at 0 Alakea Street. Judge Lindsay ordered that the bonds Marion A Cheek and wf to Clarence HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. I, H Cooke, P A; special powers. B 274, - of matrimony heretofore existing- be p 433. 13, 1902. 8 lots in Kapiola- next Dated Aug RATHBONE SISTERS. APPEALS BY CHINESE! tween Joe Philip and Mabel Philip be California Fruit Co to Metropolitan every 2nd 4th Monday, at M Meets and dissolved and the custody of their three Meat Co Ltd, C M; 1 wagon and horse, J.C.AXTEEL&CO. Inlgnts of Pythias' HftlL King street. Honolulu, Oahu. $300. B 275, p 388. ni Tract, $250 Phone Blue 1801. P. O. Box 64. at-- d. children awarded to libelant. The par- All visitors cordially lnrited to 10. 1906. ties were married at Makapala, Ha- Dated Jan ung Chuan appeals to W. Sprcc-kel- s, DAYTON, M.E.C.. the Circuit G Irwin and wf to Claus each. JAPANESE AND AMERICAN IWALANI K. waii, by Rev. Mr. Bird, on 8, 1-- Court from a fine of $50 and costs in March D; 4 int in 11038, sq ft land, --j GRACE O'BRIEN, If. of R.&C. 1806. Mrs. Philip the District Court of Honolulu for sell sued for divorce on King St, Honolulu, Oahu. $1. B 277, Dry LO non-suppo- 368. Fancy Goods rt 14, and ing opium the ground of for two p Dated Dec 1905. I HONOLULU LODGE 616, without having a license to S Wil- 1 3'ears past. Emily Sanford and hsb to W Manufacturers of Straw Kata. sell poisonous drugs. He admitted oit cox, D; int in por gr 3564, Quarry St, J B. P. O. E. Thomas Dickson, responding for con C Lodge No. 16. B. P. O. E., trial below that the stuff produced in Honolulu, Oahu; int in lots 35, 36 and Honolulu tempt of court, was IWAKAMI A Ctt& jrffl meet In their nail, on Miller and evidence was opium and that he wa ordered by Judge 37, Kekio tract, Honolulu, Oahu. $1. HOTEL STREET. - Livdsay to pay $10 277, 369. 8, 3rtanla street, every Friday even- neither a doctor nor a licensed drug the sum of alimony B p Dated Jan 1906. to his former wife within forty-eig- ht Sun Lee In Co to A K Ozawa, Can Stri seller. Evidence was given that he Uv U By order of the E. R. hours. Respondent admitted he had L; pc land, Insane Asylum Rd, Hono- lots Kapahulu TRY OUR ea on Kiver street near Vineyard been drinking, but" DELICIOUS . HARRY H. SIMISON, street, on said he was a suf lulu. Oahu. B 21S,, p 421. Dated Jan and a certain occasion sold 1906. Me,,ow" m Secretary. ten ferer also from an accident to his foot 10. "Peacn and "Rasporr E. R. cents' worth of opium to a Chinese ninny years ago. give me m GEO. H. ANGUS. witness testifying, who Albert Trask to Bishop of Zeugma, Tract had been asked Mr. Douthitt for complainant did not pors 4497 S559, i by Chas. Rose and Geo. Wright, police D; R P kul Kalihi. Ho NT, CAMOES, NO. 8iio, insist on payment of full alimony, but nolulu, Oahu. $2000. B 277, p 371. Dat- (insilJniiniiTFn COURT men, to make the purchase while they on respondent contributing offer. tnna ivwd Knoro A. O. F. watched. something ed Jan 10. 1906. to the support of his family. Robert W Shingle to William O "That Chinaman sells opium to Ko- Judge Lindsay gave a severe lectur PHONE MAIN TL Meets every 2nd and 4th reans all the time," was a statement Smith, Rel: from all claims of any ' ing to Dickson, who is 63 years of age. in'-rrer- 1 sfui cross-examinati- on. covenant of W j Tuesday of each month at brought out on on warranty No his habits of dissipation and made in liber 186, fol 331. B 275, p 394. Dat- 7:30 p. m. in San Antonio evidence was offered by the de- the order as above peremptory. , NOTIC Hall, Vineyard etreet. fense ed Jan 4, 1906. JAJ The case is one of the A P Brickwood to Waipio Limalau Visiting brothers cordial- latest from ANOTHER HAWAIIAN BOOK. the series of opium joint crusades be- Ltd, D; int in R p 4S09 kul 8484, Wai- At a or ly invited to gun pio. meeting tne Board of Control attend. the latter part of 1905 by the po- Messrs. A. C. McClurg & Co. of Chi Hamakua. Hawaii. $60. B 27S, p of the Harrison Mutual 52. 4. 1906. Association A. K. VIERRA, C.R. lice after the Advertiser had exposed a cago, U.-- b. A., Dated Jan held in the Townsend Undertaking startling development have in preparation for Mrs B A JOHN P. DIAS, F.S. of the opium publication Henderson by atty to D D Parlors, November 17, 1905, Assessment ie vice in in the spring a volume that Baldwin, Rel; 142 57-1- Honolulu. acr land, Hai- No. 3 was called, payable December 1 rlin Song Quon appeals should be of especial interest to peo ku, Hamakualoa, Maui. $550. 243, AERIE from a fine of B and delinquent December 31, 1905. !Ni' HONOLULU 140, $50 costs ple p 499. 16, 1904. F. Morgan, i and for assisting in a lot- resident in the islands. The work Dated May Jas J. H. TOWNSEND. Secretary. O. E. tery, to che-f- a, F. wit., in the Honolulu is entitled "Hawaiian Yesterdays," and Mahiole (k) to Keola (w). D; 4 acr 1663, Ka-anapa- Meets on 2nd and uistrict Court. is written by Dr. Henrv r. Lvman n of R p hui land, Mailepai, li. Yong Hoy che-f- Auctioneer. 4th WEDNESDAY is another a assist- distinguished surgeon of Chicago, Maui. $40. B 27S. p 53. Dat- evenings ant, as found by the district magis- ed Jan 6 1906. to of each trate, whose father, David B. Lyman, was a JNO. CASSIDY, onth at 7:30 o'clock in K. of P. Hall, who appeals from a fine of $50 well-know- n missionary Kalama (w) to Mahiole (k), Ex D; and costs. in the islands ting Street. in the early thirties. The book is a 5 acr of gr 1166 hui land of Kahana, Visiting Eagles are invited to at-- Neither of the defendants offered any Kaanapali. Maui. B 27S, p 54. evidence straightaway account of what a boy Dated nd. for himself. saw of life here in these early days, Jan 6. 1906. Electrical erg SAM'L McKEAGUE. "W.P. The foregoing are only samples of gives Mahiole k) j. and much interest irnr matorfui to Kalama (w). Ex D; Kcitmc r go - i Worker. tut H. T. MOORE, Secty. . . , ' to load up the about prominent personages he came 0 aer of R P 1663 hui land of Mailepai, or ..--every in 159 KINO ST. MAIX 1SB. lrtienaar Circuit contact with. The book will be crown aanapali. Maui. B 278, p 54. Dated TEL. ierm appeals conviction notavn in civo o .1 ,,-.- n v, 6, from ' T wi ue Jan 1906. LTHEODORE ROOSEVELT, Where- nn ,..v. V . " P' uiuseiy H0ft.lv.ils,r nuaicver was maae illustrated.." Pioneer Mill Co to Nunes. R! Camp No. x, U. S. W. V. on the chance of Ltd John the cases never com L: kuls 233 and 343 and por ap 1 kul C. B. fc Co nol-pross- Reynolds Department ing to trial or being ed Hawaii. as a A HABIT TO BE 352. Alio. Lahaina, Maui. 30 yrs at ?1 every part of periodical house-clearin- g ENCOURAGED. IT Meets first and court pd. B 273, p 434. Dec 1, 1905. .4-- The Dated third WEDNESDAY at mother who has acauirer? fha Antonio Wil- "Waverley p. THE J Faustino and wf to IMPORTERS AND DEALERS D Hall, at 7:30 m. BAKER CASE. (habit of keeping on hand a L 2156 Visiting bottle of liam Decoto, M; R Ps and 2007 BUILDING MATERIALS: ad comrades cordial- Attorney Chanberlain's Cough ap 2. 5300. 275, ly invited to attend. Ashford will take the Baker Remedy, saves Wailuku. Maui. B p forcible piedmont-- v nerseif a great 38?. 6, 1906. DOORS, SASH. SHINGLES. j.vl,mul Lajc uaiit. 10 tilei. amount of uneasiness Dated Jan H. T. MOORE, and anxiety. Cougns, colas and crouD. Geo Trimble to Hannah J Hitchcock Builders Hardware at lowest rate Comdr. 3-- ' " movinS mere ror to which children are susceptible et al, Rel; 11 int in kul S559B ap 28. Alakea mauka Sailors Home. k. H. LONG. Adjutant. an execution on are verdict for damages quickly cured by Its use. counter-again- st Kawela, Molokai; por gr 474. por N A. It kul T. Atkinson. A. M. Brown, .acts any tendency of a cold to in 3S7. pes land and bldgs. i- -. a. Andrews result Kaluaaha. etc. oatton, Noill & Co., Ltd and G. P. Kamauoha, pneumonia. ana when given as soon Molokai. $50(0. Ii 214. p 95. Dated AuSrlSae helns over ?3000- - As a11 as the first symptoms of croup appear Jan 2, 1906. We Dye Clothes rtfGINKERS and the defendants, in acting to eject the it will prevent the reme- Hannah Any Color to MACHINISTS t,aKer family attack. This - J Hitchcock and hsb to Geo guaranteed same not from premises 3-- 11 J(u AND RICHARDS claimed ty dy contains nothing Injurious and P Castle, M: int in kul S559B ap fade. E STREETS. f EducaTion- - were Terri- - mothers give it to little ones with a 3S. Kawela, Molokai: nor trr 474 w,r Ladies' and Gents' Clothing made to LII tonal officers it is probable Ter- - nerfppt re-tub- ed the feeliner of swuritv kul 387, pes look like new Boners with charcoal-iro- n ki land and bldss. Kaluaaha. at 5 i ritory will pay the bill if - Drue-fis-t a an "i-iicu- eei tuoes; general ship execution- Dealers anri o p,nu, OlUim etc, Molokai. $5500. B 275, p 391. work. soes. o nr. T r SUNRISE t j tt ed Jan 2. 1906. DYEING HOUSE. Phone Main 457, 1346 Fort Street. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY 20, I906. LOCAL BREVITIES. SEEING AMEBICk" V. The auto club will meet for organiza- Film Pack WHITNEY & MARSH i tion at the Young Hotel tonight. MOVEMENT GROWS The Elks are planning another mins- Photography i trel performance to be given this J $ r spring. 1 William MeKinley Lodge, K. of P., No method of picture making r been received by Secre- A lettf-- has meets this evening at 7:30 o'clock in heretofore offered has so met with tary Vk1 of the Promotion Committee Harmony Hall. the approval of the public as has Headquarters askinp him to be in Salt Lake on Jan- Sidney Levy of J. M. Lievy & Co. the for Automobiles This Morning -- in Mongolia on with a fully We 3. days in advance of the leaves the a business eauiDDed flrenroof uary two Prcmo garage. opening of the "Seeing America" con- trip to the Coast. Film Pack i2 A Kawaiahao Seminary quartet sang The gives a list of HAM-YOUN- ference. letter The operation of the FILM PACK VON G p at the Y. W. C. A. lunch at the Boston CO. ace in who are to is to degree simple. On leaders the work invited building yesterday. the last meeting, in- the preliminary which Last performance of the war melo- men from all parts of the coun- The Piemo Adapter cludes drama, "Tigress of Japan," tonight. l, try. The Commercial Club of Salt Lake Secure your seats early. ivlDS OF BUILDING AND REPAIR WORK DONE ON said that it would present a plan "Turned Up" at the matinee today at is uued as a receptacle for the has FILM PACK converts or- SHORT NOTICE procedure for the conference, which the Orpheum. Tickets 25c. Take the and the of children and enjoy the play. dinary plate camera into a day- originated with that body, but the let- Dr. L. E. Cofer, quarantine light loading film camera with all Our says chief advantage-- Entire Stock of ter to Secretary Wood that the officer, leaves in the Mongolia to meet the of both plates and films Wm. T. Patv. work has now taken so wide a scope Mrs. Cofer in San Francisco. and the drawbacks of neither. 1048 ALAKEA We shall be happy to explain to STREET. it is desired to have advice from Mrs. Pocklington. MJss Pocklington that you fully if you will favor us with all who are interested in the move- and Miss Hargreaves leave in the Mon- a call. . ment. Hence the desire for a prelim- - golia today en route to London. AUTOMOBILE PAETS. LADIES' i Following is of deaths intrv conference. the list all We keep everything you may need 7 contagious diseases in Honolulu HONOLULU fror PHOTO SUPPLY CO., for your auto, no matter what make from January 1 to January 16: Tuber- FORT STREET. of machine it is. 0R-MAD- culosis, 7. TAIL E By assistance of Miss Hillebrand, SCHUMAN CARRIAGE CO., LTD. SUITS librarian of the Honolulu Library, the Garage, Merchant St. The beer sold at the CRl Y. W. C. A. library books have been We have j is by a spec marked anew and are ready for dis divided them into 2 lots, one at $5.00, the other at $8.53 TERION treated I FASHIONABLE tribution to members from 10 to Elegant Footwear MILLINERY. FX a suit. Some are ial process which improv slaauy CLUSIVE STYLES, REASONA- better than others, being originally priced as !iig J BLE PRICES, as $30.00. It WOndertUlly The $1S,000 for the Kunst property at At First come, first choice. ( t Thi; if Waikiki is deposited in escrow in the THE FINEST STOCK IX THE treatment ongniens u Bank of Havvaii to await the return CITY NOW ON DISPLAY AT Miss pUtS intO It tO of the signed deeds from Germany Power's and neW lite McINERNY hul,i.e;ry; PARLORS, a HPPTPP that neODie which complete Oahu county's SHOE STORE. BOSTON cnrh title. BUILDING. FORT STREET. wonder wh t it is that makes The special meeting of the Bar As Some of the Reasons Why! CRITERION beer so much sociation, to consider the matter of obtained at Governor Carter's withdrawal of his better than that support to the reappointment of Judge other places. Robinson, will be held at Republican you should always use HOLLY FLOUR, even if vou have to pay headquarters. 925 Fort street, at 12 J. McCAETHT, Proprietor, noon today. (Shina : .Decorators 10 cents to 15 cents more per sack: Corner Hotel and Bethel Streets. Rev. Charles Simpson, who is visit- Will be Interested j First. You get 30 more loaves of bread per barrel. ing his daughter, Mrs. Frank Ather-to- n, Second. bread-mak- er will speak to men at the Y. M. in the It meets the more than half way; it is C. A. meeting tomorrow at 4:30. Sub- announcement that we have received and placed on sale a large easier to make choice bread from HOLLY FLOUR than from any ject, "A Friend to Be Trusted." Tea very follows at 5:30. Strangers especially complete line of pure other flour on the market. BUSINESS LOCALS. welcome. French and German china for The assortment Third. Every sack of HOLLY is I Miss con- FLOUR guaranteed to give hear that Ada Sullivan is the very newest designs. Both perfect Read Morgan's column. templating a trip to Honolulu in the and satisfaction ; money refunded if not as represented. near future. Miss Sullivan's health, ornamental pieces will be Head Morgan's land snaps. rand many of which are designed and although much improved, has been far made especially The more you know about beer, the from good for the past year and her for us. better you will like Rainier beer. contemplated trip being main- WE SUGGEST is taken EARLY SELECTION. HEO. DAVIFS Today the Beretania street property ly in hopes that it will benefit : her H. S MMPAkY, HMITEO. : Wholesale Agents. is offered at auction at 12 o'clock. S. health. F. Bulletin. Grocery Department. Phone, Private Exchange Morgan's ads. are the propositions Senator John C. Lane is quoted as 5. one occasionally gets offered a snap. objecting to the sale of beach lots at W. W. DIMONB & Co., Limited, The Globe Clothing Co. on Hotel st. Hauula, Koolauloa. He thinks it a 57 KING STREET, HONOLULU. OOOOOOOO $5.50 iiusiiiKt; sucn as ago CK000000 are selling Panama hats at each. was maae long THE LEADERS IN HOUSE FURNISHINGS. Five dollars buy a ladies' tailor-mad- e at Waikiki which the recent purchase suit at Whitnley & Marsh's sale this of a beach property for $18,000, on be morning. half of Jhe public by the county su Arrived ex "Dumfriesshere" pervisors, was needed to rectify. A good goose-nec- k dray with extra Andrew Usher's Special Reserve, wheels will be sold by Fisher at 10 a. The postponed annual meeting of the m. today. Hawaiian Historical Society will be Buchanan's Black and White, "Iiliod-eric- k Six shares of the Pearl City Fruit held on Monday evening, January 22 at 8 p. m., at the Honolulu library. An Co.'s stock will be offered at auction interesting paper Dim" today 12 o'clock by Fisher. will be read by Chif Now at Justice Frear on the history of the showing in our Mrs. Kearns is now selling a fine jam development of Hawaiian statute law in bulk at 11c. per pound. This Is an The public is cordially invited to be opportunity of getting a real bargain. present. Scotty's (C. E. Meston) Royal Annex James B. Gorman has sought relief TAILORING f: DEPARTMENT Scotch Whiskies opposite Police Station. Hot lunch in voluntary bankruptcy from the served from 11 to 2. It will please you. troubles of Riley & Gorman, but his Geo. E. Gear has opened law of- partner, Fred. M. Kiley, objects on be- fices in the rooms formerly occupied half of the partnership. The petition 0 A Special Purchase of by Justice Hatch on Kaahumanu represents the firm as having no as- street. . sets and liabilities of $2429.60. Gorman, s W. 0. PEACOCK & CO., LTD. Greater New York Cafe, corner of also without assets, has personal lia- Liliha and King streets. Open all bilities of $705.75. t I night. First-clas- s meals and liquors Marshal Hendry was a disappointed OOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOCOOOCOOOOOOOO000000000 served. man yesterday in not catching the NOISE A. W. T. Bottomley or Alex. Garvie Porto Rican bigamist due for that day. t r.as power of attorney to act for Geo. Perhaps the school is exhausted. For 0 W. Smith during his absence from the the first time in about a week the No two designs alike; Territory. Federal court corridors were deserted by interesting The list of officers elected at the an that folk of the Antilles. We are taking two-husband- orders Bergstrom Music The latest arrest of a ed nual meeting of the woman was o Co., Ltd., is published elsewhere in that of Oliva Morena on for the Suit complete BETHESOA Thursday. this issue. M. 0 "The Water of Quality" The great suit sale begins this morn- William Knox of Oakland, Cal.. at ing Whitney & Marsh's. Suits will who passed through Honolulu about a Waukesha's Original Mineral Water at year ago en be sold for $5 and $8 50, less than the route to the Far East, skirt is worth. is returning home from Korea on the t Sparkling Natural was some- Mongolia, accompanied by his wife. A ladies black coat lost Mr. Knox went to King- Splits where on King street yesterday. Lib- the Hermit Quarts, Pints, Crown Palent Corks finder will return dom on a mining expedition. He re- eral reward if the ports that the copper mines of Ko- the same to this office. rea are of immense value but as yet For Sale Everywhere First-clas-s tickets to all stations on little developed He believes 0 0 coupon that as MACFARLANE & CO., Sole Agents. the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa soon as the Japanese are firmly en- tickets are now on sale at the office trenched in the direction of affairs Our Windi Display of Trent & Co., 936 Fort street. there that the kingdom will become The annual meeting of the Honolulu a great mining region. Gas Co., Ltd., will be held in the of- Timely LEATHER all fice of Castle & Withington on Thurs- 6 for kinds of weather day, January 25, at 2 o'clock p. m. THE NEW is none other than 0 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. 0 & CO., LTD. The Honolulu! Symphony Orchestra De Bevoise 0 MERCHANT TAILORS. AXiAKEA STREET. GUN METAL eftLF had a very successful rehearsal last The latest craze in " Footwear" evening. There was a full attendance Brassiere For women are those new four-hol- e Blucherette Gun Metal of the members of the orchestra and Calf Ties, with light-weig- ht extension soles, wide ribbon laces also of quite a number of the asso QUALITY. ECONOMY. low Cuban heels. date members. Music was rehearsed and for the coming concert, which will be Faultless style, perfect fit, beautiful dull finish, leather given "at the Opera House on Febru O A. that is smooth and soft to the feet and unsurpassed for wear- ary 9. Preparations are being made to L have this concert the best that has E3Zor2.ol-o.l-u- Soap "77"oz3ss Co ing qualities, are a few of the many characteristics which com- even been given in Honolulu. Besides bined go to make an ideal shoe. The price is $3 .50 and we the musical numbers, there will be vo FRED. L. WALDRON, guarantee every pair. cal and instrumental solos by the best Spreckels Block. Sole Agent. talent obtainable, ISLAND ORDERS SOLICITED. INSPECTRESS APPOINTED. Go 1051 Fort Street Miss Annie McCrossen, daughter of Manufacturers' Shoe , Ltd. 'Phone Main 282 John T. McCrossen, has been appointed Something Nice for inspectress at the Custom House. The examination of women suspected of (Sold Luncheons having goods for smuggling concealed Peck's Imported Will Boar's Head (in glass). about their persons will be Miss Mc-Crosse- n's specialty. Peck's Imported Sage P.rawn (in glass). A boned Stay and Corset Cover Peck's Imported Tomato Brawn (in glass). jo MAGNIGORIGIFICENT. combined. Worn in place of a corset Kippered Mackerel, Finan Haddock, Preserved Bloaters, NOW IS Jl TIME "Magnigorgificent" is the new word cover over any make of corset: It is Marinated Herrings, Herring (in Tomato Sauce), Cooked and the best garment of its kind ever made to order choice dainties from our coined to express the excellence of trie Pickled Lambs' Tongues (in glass), Broiled Mackerel in To- Delicatessen Counter. Our and supplies the want of women of present stock is an unusually fine one and the lunch served at Scotty's from 11 to -- average or lull ngure lor just tnis mato Sauce, Mustard Sauce or Soused. chances are that daily. Right opposite the police sta- kind of a support. It gives the taper you will be able to rind the particular good tiling that you tion. You know. ing, close fitting waist appearance ALL ARE SUFFICIENTLY COOKED AND MAY BE EATEN COLD. are looking for. now in vogue, and can De worn under - PHOSES: There are Fan 03- Cheeses, Olives, Sausages, Fish, Oys- THE MONGOLIA, jAN 19, the sheerest shirt-wais- t. IS A SPECIAL & , Retail M - - 23 HENRY MAY Co., Ltd Wholesale M 93 ters, Pickles, etc., etc. Takes next shipment of Tropic ADVANTAGE TO LADIES WEAR the ING CLOSE FITTING OR PRINCESS Fruit Co.'s pineapples to the Coast. GOWNS. J , j DON'T WAIT TILL THEY HAVE ALL GONE BUT Honolulu, or t: pr 1 Address P. O. Box 50, PRICE $1.23. EI CALL AND ORDER AT ONCE. leave orders with Wells-Fargo- , King N E N hf street. SHIRTS, FROM 75c AND UP. NECKWEAR, FROM loo UP TO $1.50. John E. Bush is circulating a peti- : corner N. SACHS I s-fcocl- CO. tion for electric lights at the S. Cal and cso our METROPOLITAN MEAT of Hotel and Punchbowl streets and GOODS COMPANY, LIMITED Telephone Main 45. at the car station in Hotel street DRY King near back of Kawaiahao seminary. FORT AND BERETANIA STREETS. K. ISOSHIMA Bethel THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY 20, 1906.

HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE. TO INVESTIGATE WORK , U Canadian-Australia- n Royal Mail Line y Honolulu, January 19, 1906. uuuiili uume Railway Co. Steamers running in connection with the Canadian Pacific following dates: v t itaiti Bail at Honolulu on or about the AT MOD HEAD NAiJ OF STOCK, Pa.u lp Val. Bid. Ask. for Sale rOR FIJI AND AUSTRAILIA. FOR VANCOUVER. Mercantile. 1905 C. Hkkwkk a Co $1 000,000 U00 1905 THE BEAUTIFUL r-r- 10 i SO PEARL JAN. 13 MOANA ... ..JAN. Ewa 5,000,010 22' 23 410WERA .FEB. 7 "I am going out to Diamond Head to Mmw Agricultural...: l.VO',00 H ' RESIDENCE OF HON'. H. E. FEB. 10 AORANG1 Haw 1 0111 2.H12.7A5 100 MOANA .MAR. 7 see about those Japs who are building Jkiixtmn o COOPER. MAti. iv MIOWERA Hawaiian SU .r Co.- - 2.000.010 0 3i 32 AORANGI a to top of peak," Honomu 7M.0U0 JW) and Europe. trail the the said ; Through tickets issued to all points In Canada. United States Uouokxa 2,01X1 000 -- 0 12 GOOD BOATING. GOOD Hoi-low- ay FOR RENT j FISHINO & UU., Superintendent of Public Works Haiku 510.000 lOu l'J5 THEO. H. DAVIES uu, no Knbuku 60O.0. 0 v0 yesterday. "There has been lUei fi&u. Co. i,td..' ?, 00.000 Sj i GENERAL. AGENTS. any College Hills $40.00 Klpahulu j ltfu.OOO 100 permission given for such work 00 000 iOO 130 Overlooks Ewa and Oahu Sugar Plan, Koloa .1! from this office. And nobody has any Waikiki Beach 40.00 McBrv-eSuz.Co..I.t,- i. 8.5i 0.000 Mi 5?t tations. and under full sweep of th Oahu sugar Co- - 3 W.' 00 1 0 trade winds. & right to build a trail there without 1246 Kinau St 27.50 Ononiea 1.0.0.0 0' 20 30 Mail S. S. Co., Occidental Oriental Oukala . 500.000 :0 5'i May be bought at a very reasonahi Pacific permission, if it is on public lands. i Dewey Ave Olaa Sugar Co. Ltd... 5.i0.00i 20 Sni .... figure. will bring them up with a round turn 15.00 Olowalu ISOOfiO! 10.S B5 Toyo Risen Kaisna. Paauhau SuKPlauCo. 5,0iO00O 5l 20 S. S. Co., and too, if the law has been violated." Kinau St 30.00 racinc 500.(00 10" .. ;2'8 mi : and leave this Paia ... 'w.oool 100 .- -. 15 & Steamers of the above companies will call at Honolulu College Hills 35.00 Pepeekeo ...... 7S0,O00i 100 ,160 Halstead Co,, Ltd. dates below mentionea. If anybody is building a trail at his Pioneer 2.750,000! O0 125 17 frort on or about the 4,500,01 100 ... own expense to the ridge of Diamond Emma St . . 30.00 Waialua gri. Co 0 W. L. Head, free benefit of pub WaiJuku 700.0001 100 HOWARD. Financial Amb STROM SAN FRANCISCO TO THE, FOR SAN FRANCISCO. for the the Also Stores Offices. Wailuku bugar Co. FOR SALE. Residence on Vr,r object? Territory and Scrip 105,000 00 I ORIENT. lie, why The street; elegant residence, 19 doesn't get much for nothing and Waimanalo . . '. . . 252,0'X), 100 lf Beretanl JAN. 17 MONGOLIA JAN. WtJmea Sugar MI'I.. 126,0001 100 street, near Thomas Square; COPTIC 26 when it can it ought to jump at the home JAN- - 30 JAN. Miscellaneous and lot. Prospect street. SIBERIA chance. Ed. Adv. (nter-lslan- d 100 J 125 5 MARU . FEB. si S. Co. l,50n,000 FOR RENT. House on Wyllle MARU FEB. NIPPON H w. Co 500,000; 100 117 street AMERICA FEB. Electric 103" FEB. 13 DORIC H. K. T. & L. Co., Ffd 100 Loans negotiated: abstracts of title. MONGOLIA fe l,160,0lcj 70 H. K. J L. Co., C. 5 McINTYRE BUILDING 6 For further information apply to KONA STORM FOR SALE Mutual Tel. Co iso.ooo; 10 y AGENTS. O. K. A I.. Co 4.CC0OO0 10 9i H. HACKFELD & COMPANY, LTD., HlloR K, Co 1.C00.O00 20 Tnr BREAKING UP Improved and unimproved prop Honolulu KretL'fn. A jjH MaJtiug Co. Jtd . J 40000) 20 23 i CHAS. BREWER & CO.'S mmm? erty in College Hills, Kaimuki, Bonds. Amt.Out: tioonriship Ooi Haw.Ter.,4 p.c.(Fire standing' Ocosnio Kalihi, Makiki Dis- Claims) aio.000 ICO New The velocity of the wind fell off con- and Punahou York Xino port Haw. Ter. 4 p. c. (Re fine passenger steamers of this line will arrive and leave this siderably last night and barometric tricts. funding lfto5; B0".000: The Haw. Ter. 4'4 p. c 1,000,100; Regular line of vessels plying hereunder: Haw. 4 l.OOO.OOOi conditions indicated that the backbone Ter. p o between New York and Hono- FRANCISCO. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. Haw. Gov't., 5 p. o 209,000! ... 100 FROM SAN of the Kona has been broken, although Cal, Beet & Sug. Rf. lulu. JAN. 19 ALAMEDA JAN. 24 it will take some time to ease off. The Co. 6. p. c UCflO.OOO ;l"2H FREIGHT TAKEN AT LOW- JLAMEDA JAN. 30 Haiku 6. p. c. StO.OOO ,;03 JAN. 31 SONOMA gale of past two Haw. Com. & EST RATES. BIER RA 14 southwest the or three Sugar 9 ALAMEDA FEB. HENRY WATERHOUSE Co. ftp. c 1.677,000 ... 105 For freight rates apply to AT.ATTT!rA FEB. days has made every in 6 21 VKNTTIRA FEB. 20 harbor the Haw. tigar p. c 500,000 ... 102 CHAS. SONOMA FEB. TRUST CO., LTD. Hilo R. K. Co., 6 p. c I,0u0,o00 ... 65 100 BREWER & CO., islands exceedingly rough, and reports j Hon. K. T. & L. Co., j 27 Kilby St.. Boston, or Sts., 6 TO'.OOO steamers, the agents are from Kahului yesterday were to the Corner Fort and Merchant P. c .... !108 C. BREWER & CO.. LTD., connection with the sallling of the above Kahuku 6 p. c 200,000 .... iiOO In by any rail-loa- d Honolulu. O. K. & to issue, to Intending passengers, Coupon Through Tickets effect that it would not be wise for L Co. 6 p. c. - 2,000,000 . 104 105 Honolulu. Francisco to all points in the United States, and from New steamers to leave here for place. Oahu Suear Co. fln.c. 750.0001. 103 from San ports. that Olaa Hugar Co..tt p.c.i 1.250,000!... 93 European i 7ork by any steamship line to all The channels are running heavy seas. 450,000 l03 ESBSS9iBSflK - TO PioueerMillCo.Sp. c.l 1,250."C0 ,1- 5Hi FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS, APPLY All the reefs along the Oahu coast Waialua g. Co. 6p.c. 1,000,000 W. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. have been the photographers delight, Mcliryrie Sugar Co 2,0 4J.00U for the sea is, breaking 0 over them 23.1275. t25 per SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO in tremendous rollers. At 6 o'clock cent. SESSION PURCHASE. American-Hawaiia- n Steamship Company yesterday morning the wind velocity SALES. was 36 miles. At 10 o'clock it had (Morning Session.) Beautiful homestead at mouth of HONOLULU. Freight received at Company's wharf, fallen to 30 in None. NEW YORK TO and the afternoon it FOR 1-- TROM Kalihi valley. 1 2 Greenwich street. calmed clown still more 'jven SALE! Lot about acres. Oregonian Jan- - 15 and last SALES BETWEEN BOARDS. B. S. ing a perceptible change was apparent. Twelve acres of choice land Planted with fruit trees in full bear & S. American.1. Feb. 15 HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN- 25 Honokaa, 11.50; 5 Hon. R. T. & L. FROM Considerable rain fell during the even Valley, mod- ing. House of 7 rooms,' in good condi-tio- n. CISCO. in Nuuanu with Com., 67.50; 12 Hon. R. T. & L. Pfd., . all times at the ing. Freight received at ern dwelling house on main 101.50; 30 Ewa. 23.50. Price very cheap. Company's wharf, 41st street. South 28 road, a few minutes' walk l S. S. Nebraskan. Jan. from end of car line. A good Apply to W. W. CHAMBERLAIN, Brooklyn. S. S. Feb. 18 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LOCAL Nevadan investment for a quick taker. OFFICE OF THE UNITED room 206 Judd Building. SAN FRANCISCO TO HONO-;- ;- STATES WEATHER BUREAU. JTROM AND TACOMA TO LULU DIRECT. FROM SEATTLE ARRIVED. HONOLULU. 19, and Alexander Young Building. ELECTION OF 18 Friday, January Trent COMPANY Honolulu, OFFICERS. ft. s. Nebraskan Jan. P. M. S. S. Mongolia, Friday, January 19, 1906. 25 Porter, from At the annual meeting of stock- S. Feb. 8 S. S. Texan (direct) Jan. the Orient, 10:30 a. m. the S. Nevadan holders of the Nahiku Co., S. S. Nebraskan via San Francisco THERMO. Rubber Ltd., And each month thereafter Feb. 23 DEPARTED. TO LET WIND held at the office of the Waterhouse J Co., Honolulu, 16, 1906, Stmr. Ma una Loa, Simerson, for Ma r "The Melrose," 50 Rms. $50.00 : K K S January the fol- ap to re I Sj!& 2.2 lowing H. HACKFELD & COMPANY, LTD., AGENTS. ui and Hawaii ports, 12 m. WaikiJU, 3 B. R 50.00 officers were duly elected to Agent. Schr. Ottillie Fjord, Bosch, for the Lunalilo St., 5 B. R 31.23 serve for th ensuing year: C. P. MORSB, General Freight l : g f Sound. 11 a. m. Aloha Lane, 2 B. R 17.50 W. W. Hall President " - E. C. Vice-Preside- nt 1 Stmr. Iwalani, Piltz, for Ahukini, 5 Young St., 2 B. R 30.00 Pi::?:' Waterhouse King, 3 B. R 32.00 Fted. T. P. Waterhouse 4 1900 30 04: 78 69 74 00 62 tit3 e ... 0 DUE TODAY. Pacific Heights, 2 B. R... 15.00 Secretary and Treasurer a rmnsver Go. 1901 75 6X 72 C. 3 30.00 .00 62 3 NB .... D. Lufkin civic Stmr. Kinau, Freeman, from Hilo Beretania St., B. R 30.12J Director CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE Lunalilo St., 4 B. R 50.00 1902 77 D. C. Lindsay rurontnr WILL and way ports, due in forenoon. 30.C4( 72 74 .00 66 3 b .. Kinau St.. 4 B. R 30.C0 W. W. Thayer. Director save you money. Stmr. Likelike, Naopala, Molo i9C3 We pack, haul and ship your goods and from Young St., 2 B. 27.50 j30.0&: 79 60 70 00 78 2 8 .... L. C. kai, Maui and Lanai ports, due. R How land Auditor kindlings. Ave., 2 B. R 15.00 1904 Dealers in stove wood, coal and O. S. S. Puunui jS0.04' 76 70 73 .19 62 4 KE FRED. T. P. WATERHOUSE, Alameda, Dowdell, from San Nonpariel Lane. 2 B. 17.00 ! 126 King Street. Phone Main 58. R.. 1905 Secretary, Storage in Brick Warehouse, Francisco, due in morning. King St., 2 B. R 25.00 30.13; 74 64 69 T 7 4 Kb S SAH. TODAY. 1906 !29.72 74 60 67 . 35 73 6 w 17

S. i P. M. S. Mongolia, Porter, for San yy 30 02; 76 6f 71 .08 68 4 ne ... Professional Cards Union Express Co. Hustace, Peck Co., Ltd. Francisco, 9 a. m. A.-- H. S. S. Alaskan, Nichols, for Del7 ALEX. M'C. ASHLEY, 63 Queen Street. aware Breakwater, via Kahului and Section Director. ARCHITECTS. Having baggage contracts with the following steamship lines: Hilo. W. MATLOCK CAMPBELL. Phona Steamship Pacific Mall Steamship Co. Stmr. Claudine, Parker, for Kahului, White 951. .ceanis p. Classified Advertisements. Occidental & Oriental Bteanahlp Co. Toyo Kaisen Kalsha Steamship Co. m. Stmr. Mauna Loa, Simerson, for YOU HOTEL DENTISTS. We check your baggage at your homes, saving; you the trouble Kona and Kau ports, 12 noon. AliXB WANTED. HENRY D.D.S.-Un- laa fire-pro- of, BICKNELL. cJ checking on the wharf. DUE TOMORROW. Absolutely finest cui- DERMATOLOGIST street, sine, elegantly furnished and the experienced with corner Hotel; Tel. Main JSC Kano Movu Stmr. W. G. Hall, S. Thompson, from best of servicer electric needle. Address B.R., Ad-73- 14 ' Kauai ports, due in morning. vertiser. vg. Telephone g$ NOAH W. GRAY, Manager, MUSIC. PASSENGERS. MRS. HODGSON. Teacher of Piano. HONOLULU, T. H. A ROOM private Arrived. in family Kaimuki Organ, Autoharp and Singing. Over oo district. Address J.N.O., this of- 20 years' experience in England, New ...... , 1 js & . T m P. M. S. S. Mongolia, January v ice-- ,1.r mt-Lea-r n, Per fice. 7313 J. J) . Morgan. .freaKMBS; V. uampoeu, i reoiueni, 19, Zealand and Fiji. Quick progress EL from the Orient. For Honolulu: H. VESSELS IN PORT. Secretary; A. F. Clark, Treasurer; N. Gedge, Auditor; Frank with thorough training. Well-mark- ed Manager. L. Spencer, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. P. Umb-se- n, (Army and Navy.) Hustace, Fran- BOOKKEEPER for plantation store. time, correct fingering and sym- Miss E. Umbsen. For San U. Nib- - ls S. S. Iroquois (station ship), Best of references required. pathetic expression, carefully taught. SZ-CLStace-oc- X-it- cisco: W. H. Andrews, W. T. Andrr? vs, Address dfc lack, VS. Co,, F. Appel, Miss M. J. Atkinson, Col. W. from Pearl Harbor, Jan. H. P., Aiea. 7311 Residence with Mrs. Ganzel, corner DRAYMEN, G3 Queen Street. H. Birbeck, Mrs. W. H. and U. S. R. C. Manning, Roberts, from Fort and Vineyard streets. 7310 Birbeck Maui 12. DEALERS IN maid, H. B. Blehr, Comdr. J. B. Bli.n, and Hawaii cruise, Jan. CLEAN washed rags at Gazette of- U. S. N.; Geo. Brown, Mrs. Geo. Browi; (Merchant Vessels.) fice. 7310 HUGO HERZER Teacher of singing, FIREWOOD, STOVE and STEAM COAL. A. Bosredon, J. A. Campbell, N. C. Alaskan, A.-- s. s., Nichol?, from corner of Beretania and Miller sts., Black Telephone 595. Also Whtt and Sand. Main Cockburn, Miss E. M. Crombie, Jo- Seattle and Tacoma, Jan. 11. or Bergstrom Music Co. seph Davenport, L. Eppinger and ser- Archer, Am. bktn., Lancaster, Kahu SITUATIONS WANTED. " vant, Lt. Col. G. H. Fowke, R. E.; lui, Jan. 16. POSITION as manager, or assistant, PHYSICIANS. THE PACIFIC METEOROLOGICAL EECOED. Miss E. M. Garretson, R. A. Goodsell, Camano, Am. schr. Saxe, from Port in Plantation store, or as traveling .salesman, by a EDWARD ARMITAGE. M.D. Hotel Issued Every Sunday Morning by tl Mrs. R. A. Goodsell, Mike Haley, A. Gamble, Jan. 9. thoroughly experi- street, Honolulu. Office hours: 8 to ITartmann, Mrs. A. D. enced general Local Office, JJ. 8. Weather Bureau. Helms, Mrs. f. Dumfriesshire. Br. bk., Taylor, from merchandise man; well 11 a. m.t 3 to 5 p. m., 7 to 8 p. m.; z Advertiser D. Hepburn. Miss M. R. Hillman, Z. 26. acquainted on 5VZ Commercial Leith, Dec. the islands; years Sundays, 9 to 10 a. m. Telephone THXBK. Horikoshi, W. M. Knox, Mrs. W. M. in last position; first-cla- ss - at the Post Office at Honolulu, Edward Sewall, Am. sp., Quick, New refer- Main 377, residence Royal Hawaiian Enured MKAN I, si 1 Knox, P. Kutt, J. M. Lacalle, Edward castle, Jan. 10. ences. Apply 'Store," Gazette of- - second-claa- e matter. Hotel. T. H., as BABOM, Lea, Rev. S. H. Littell, Mrs. 3. H. Engelhorn, fice. 7316 a 1 s Br. bk., Lovitt, from New J ft Littell. Masters Littell 2), A. C. Mar castle, N. S. W., Dec. 23. o g surveyor! SUBSCRIPTION RATES: M 5 5 tin, Mrs. A. C. Martin, Hon. Edwin Erskine M. Phelps, Graham, from Ma- Morgan, Lt. Engineer H. Nishihara, I 11. FOR RENT. J. S. EMERSON. Surveyor en- One $12.00 a 7 30.12 77 70 .00! 65 5 11 nila, Dec. and Tear k J. X.; Mrs. S. Pike, Lt.-Co- l. V. Post-nitko- v, A NEWLY gineer, 607 Stangenwald building. 6.00 ir 8 30 14 7 69 .00! 58 6 K 10 George Curtis, Kelly, from San Fran- furnished room at 871 Biz Months T 9 30.1 a 75 B8 ( 8 E 8 Master L. Postnitkov, Captain cisco, Jan. 7. Young street. Apply on premises. Advertising rates on application. W ;0, 30.06 'B 67 .00 H5 6 NE 7 James Rennie, Capt. Thos. Reilly, Lt. 7216 30 77 fS9 64 Gerard C. Tobey, Am. bk., Scott, from r 04 00 5 NK 7 J., $2oO OO OO. 30. 03 77 68 .00 70 8 VAR 5 L. Salnowsky, W. Schroth, Mrs. San Francisco. Dec. 22. 300 except 8 29.ii8 77 65 .00 66 4 5 S. M. Pablished every morninjr Sunday TAB W. J. Schroth, H. Scott, Miss Kaiulani, Am. bk., Colly, from San JUDGE Dole's lanai, In small monthly Installments Servais, H. A. Shipman, Mrs. H. A. at Diamond will buy you a pretty lot in Nuuanu by the Francisco, Nov. 16. ior o montns or a rear at CO., LTD., Note: Barometer readings are cor- Shipman, II. G. Simon, Mrs. O. E. sp., Colley. $50 per tract, the healthiest and coolest HAWAIIAN GAZETTE rected for temperature, Steere, W. D. Straight, T. Kenilworth, Am. from month. 7314 suburb of the city. instrumental Takeda and Newcastle, Dec. 25. I7on Holt Block, No. 65 South King St. errors, and local gravity, and reduced servant, Mr. Timmis, W. M. Tipton, J. Best agricultural land by the to sea level. Average cloudiness stated C. Turner, T. M. Tyssowski, R. Wa-- Mongolia, Am. s.s., Porter, Yokohama, acre, near car line. Cheap cash. - 19. FOR SALE. for C. S. CRANE MANAGER in scale from 0 to 10. Direction of wind tanabe and servant, Geo. W. Wehrlin, Jan. A fine, high ground, level lot, a GOOD mules. 1 Is prevailing direction during 24 hours H. F. Wright, K. Yukawa. Morning Star, Am. s.s., Garland. Gil- Inauire Marks at suitable residence, tenement, ware- 8 Is., July 15. McCabe, Hamilton & Renny Co., ending at p. m. Velocity of wind is Booked to Depart. bert house or stable site, within a couple average velocity In miles per hour. Otillie Fjord, Am. sch., Eureka. Jan. 13 Ltd. 7316 Per S. S. Mongolia, January 20, for hundred yards from O. R. & L. Co.'s ALEX. McC. ASHLEY, Robert Lewers. Am. sch., Underwood, 1-- RAILWAY & LAND CO. office. Area almost 3 of an acre, Section Director. San Francisco Mrs. W. Pfotenhauer, from Port Gamble, Dec. 30. ACRE PROPERTIES C. Du Roi and wife, Miss Schurerr, for sale, in and at a price that will compel you to S. G. Wilder, Am. bktn., Jackson, from near Honolulu, at from $300 to $400 invest. TIDES, SUN AND MOON. Miss Power, B. F. Dillingham and wife, 29. Guaymas, Dec. per acre. Charles S. Desky, Progress Choice 15,000 sq. z Mrs. Pocklington, Miss Pocklington Kaimuki lots of and TRANSPORT Block. 7279 TIME TABLE 2 maids. Miss Hargreaves, J. R. SERVICE. feet each, along car line, at from H Gait $200 to $100 per 25 per cent, r; October 6. 1904. 5g if a and wife, Miss C. J. Carter, A. Buford, sailed from Honolulu for Ma lot; o 3 a James 26. COMPLETE down, $10 per if Ennis and wife, O. Baddeley, W. C. nila, Dec. set bound volumes Plant- balance at the rate of OUTWARD. 41 S3 00 ers' Monthly. 22 1882 month (without interest). 33 B. Cave, G. A. Parkins, G. S. Clarke Liwton. sailed from Honolulu for Gu vols., to 1904. gfr Walanae, Waialua, Kahuku and a.m.i Ft. !p a ..p.m. .'a.m., Kisa am and Cavite, Dec. 29. Uniform binding: full sheep. Price For rent cheaply several modern u jo n c 1 S7 and wife, Mrs. H. C. McPike, son and . 9:15 a. m., 3.20 p. m. a. la: izi 0.1S 6.45.59 10.51 $175.00 P. M., and cottages. Way Stations 16 1 3, 8 Logan, sailed from Manila for Hono Address care Hawaiian neat 7.50, 20 2.40 35 6.40 5.40 11.43 daughter, E. S. Aldrich and wife, J. Co. Good to Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way ip.m. a.111 :l lulu and San Francisco via Nagasaki Gazette maniania pasture, close Jfr 38 1 8 A. Kennedy, George W. Smith, F. J. town, $3 Stations 17: 30 a, m., "9:15 a. m., 17jI0. Sj 46 8.27 3.12 6.40 5.41 . 5. at per month per head. I i Lowrey. M. Jan. U:M a. m.. 2:15 p. m., 3:20 p. m., P. Robinson, Allen Robin- J. H. tiCHNACK t 18 11.451 1.5; 9 50 4 17 f.. CO 6.40 5.41 0.43 son, E. A. Mclnerny, Meade, sails from San Francisco for OFFICES FOR RENT. p. p. I t Sydney Levy, S:1 p. m., J9:30 m.. tll:15 m. Honolulu. Guam and Manila, Feb. 1. r 19 . li.rs: 5.10 6.40 8.40 5.42 1 42 F. N. McCandless and wife, M. A. ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDINT,. INWARD. ;p.m. I I Thomas, sailed from Honolulu for Ma- Dunham, H. C. C. only up-to-da- te THE HAWAIIAN REALTY 8 20, 0.45i 1 8 12.14 6 05 7.55 6.40 5.43 2.44 Taft. J. Taft, Mrs. nila, Jan. 14. fireproof building; 8 Solomon Spiro. Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wai- 8.52 8.40 5.43 3 47 Mrs. M. H. Marks, J. Sherman, at San Francisco. rent Includes electric light, hot and AND MATURITY CO. and Waianae "8: 38 a, m., "S-.- f C. Coppage, O. H. Keep. Jr, wife. cold water and janitor service. Ap- Limited. alua M 9.33 6.40 5 44 4 48 and Sheridan, at San Francisco. 9-- ra. M. D. Hall, Miss B. Woods, Dr. L. E. ply the Von Hamm-Youn- g Co., REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGE. Last quarter of the moon Jan. 17th. Solace, at Mare Island (repairing). Ltd. arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and Cofer, Rev. Mr. G. D Watson and wife, Dix, at Seattle. 7276 LOANS AND INVESTMENT SECU- Pearl City 17:46 a. m., 8:f$ a. m.. Times of the tide are taken from the W. B. Rickards, Mrs. M. McLeod, J. RITIES. 1I:M a. m., 1:40 p. m., 4:31 p. nu, ; United States Coast and Geodetic Sur-- M. Cathcart wife, THE MAILS. Office: Mclntyre Bldg., Honolulu. p. m. vey and J. K. Kutz. S. 'THE STANGENWALD," only fire- :S1 p. m., 7:30 tables. Peizer. A. B. Loebenstein. T. II? Case, Malls are due from the following proof office building Jn city. T. H. P. O. Box 265. Phone Main 141. Dally. I The tWes at Kahului and Hllo occur points as follows: aoout one Dr. Tyree. U. S. N, George W. Waller, Sunday Excepted. hour earlier than at Hono A. X. Campbell. San Francisco Per Alameda, today. Only lulu. 1 1 Sunday Colonies Per Sonoma, Jan. 30. LOST. , a two-ho- ur Hawaiian stanoard time Is 10 hours SAILED The Haleiwa, Limited FOR HONOLULU. Mongolia, 19. - every 30 minutes slower Greenwich Orient Per Jan. A LADIES' black coat on Kine- stref--t STEIN WAY Brala, leaves Honolulu Sunday, than U. S. Moana, 10. time, being that of the meridian of 157 A. T. Logan, Stinsen. from Ma- Victoria Per Feb. Reward if returned to this AND OTHER PIANOS. nila 7217 aalalu, at 10:10 p. m. The Limited stops "VBV3 mirtv minutes. The time whis- - via Nagasaki. Jan. 5; due Jan. 25. Mails will depart as follows: BBly at Pearl City and Walanae. t!e Dlows at 1:30 p. m., which Is the O. P. S. Alameda, Dowdell, from San San Francisco Per Mongolia, today. THAYER PIANO CO. ame as Greenwich, 0 0 Francisco, 14; 20. o. DKNISOV K hours minutea. Jan. due Jan. Colonies Per Sierra, Jan. 31. A SILVER-plate- d a smttw and moon P. M. S. S. shank (tube) for 156 AND 158 HOTEL STREET, Q P AT fun time for China. Friele, from Yo- Orient Per Siberia, Jan. 29. cornet. Reward if returned to this i 16; a-- Opposite Young Hotel. WWM kohama, Jan. due m. Jan. 25. Victoria Per Aorangi, Feb. 7. office. 731 a