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ESTABLISHED JTJL.T X. U5C VOL. XXXVM NO. 612. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1902. PRICE FIYE CBim BISHOP WILLIS RELINQUISHES HIS WORK MAY IfFFP 111111 1 . l. 1 AND BISHOP NICHOLS ASSUMES CONTROL OfiEIER OFF

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In Hawaii. 01 v.i 11 . j 1 r j 1 tii-- i m v i :t. i . r.r UIL..11 uv . 1111a x 1 Republicans Will EFORK Congregation which filled mouth, the Rev. Dr. Jenner of England, St. Andifw' Cathedral almost to and the Rev. Kong Tin Tet. They were the limit of Its seating capacity. followed by Bishon Nichols and Bishop Appeal to Willis, the latter being seated nearest the In tb presence of men and women to the altar, within the chancel raiL prel- who hare for a period beyond his The service was a full choral . one. acy supported the church here. Bishop the prayers being chanted by the Rev. Courts. Alfred Willis laid down the weight of Canon Ault. while the Rev. Dr. Jenner read the lessons. The usual service be- the see of Honolulu and Bishop William ing completed. Bishop Willis approach- Ford Nichols, as representative of the ed the front of the sanctuary and read (v? senior D is hop of the Episcopal Church his formal surrender of jurisdiction. COOPER DECLARES 'lJf In America, assumed the duties of the He paused only when he called upon missionary was ceremony the diocesan registrar. Edmund Stiles, HE CANNOT MOVE district. It a to read his letter to Bishop Clarke, set- full of Interest and novelty, marked ting forth the work of the synod and with a pathetic coloring as well as one asking approval, the letter approving . of gladness, witnessed alike by those the acts of the synod, the resignation of Bishop Has No Right to Question who have stood with the retiring Bish- - the and the acceptance of the that re?lKr.ati-- by the Archbishop of op and against him. and closing with n Canterbury. The address was deliverer! Eligibility of A Candidate celebration of the most sacred rites of w ith emphasH. in part to the congrega- ' the church, by the new dignitary. tion and the final clauses to the Bishop When Once Nominated. Inng before the uthority, his voice the hour for service the showing no trace of the emotions which main body of the Cathedral was filled must have shaken him until, after the almost to its limit of seating capacity. handing over the documents, he ' EPUBLICANS will not permit the " The audience was a testimonial of the turned to the congregation and pro- printing of the name of August Interest felt In the church, for It was nounced his final relinquishment of au - . R ' thority, there was a "usplclous break- Mill i i Dreier1 on the official ballots for made up of men and women who had ing In its tones. Bishop Willis said: the Fourth district without the arbitra- seldom met before In a service. WhlU-i- n iam ment of the highest court of the Terri- BISHOP WILLIS' ADDRESS. a front pew sat British Commission- Darly Beloved: The purpose for tory. This was decided upon last even er lloare and across from him Gover- which we are assembled here In the ing, after full discussion of the position nor Cleghorn, not yards awy were presence of God is for the transference to the American branch of the Angli- taken by the Acting Governor of the churchmen whose visit here Is but a can communion of spiritual jurisdic- Territory and the investigations of the passing; one. but who. drawn by the tion In the area of the Hawaiian Isl- attorneys for the committee unique of transfer, came to ands, first commit teed by His Grace 1 feature the the Archbishop of Canterbury to my ! m4 The newest phase of the Fourth Dis- worship with a people united by the controversy ' predecessor, the Rt. Rev. Dr. Staley. In trict was that interjected: new order. . 1S62, when Honolulu was made the seat ( yesterday .by Secretary and Acting Throughout there of a Bishop of the Anglican commun the entire service ion. . Governor Cooper. After consideration was not a note which could be taken as matter, attor- ' The steps already taken toward the of the consultation with Indicative of any past which must be transfer of jurisdiction are as follows: neys and the receipt of the formal peti- avoided In reference. There was a most 1. In November, 1S99, the Hawaiian tion for Information, from the Home eulogy Islands having been incorporated as touching for the retiring official, Amer- Rulers coming in between times, the territory of the United States of . -v. a tactful reference to the future work ica, the Diocesan Svnod of the Angli it . ctfef executive arrived at the conclu- j - s ' r . . of the church and an eloquent reference can Church In Hawaii passed - sion did not have any author- tlon pledging Itself to whatever that he to the significance of take - of the efforts the ; steps might be necessary for bringing JOHN BULL The Church is Yours. Jonathan. t ity over a candidate provided that ho fJS jToralty of years far pat. to hear the the church In Hawaii into union with was properly certified to the office. The j word which was denied them. There the Protestant Episcopal Church In the f position of the Secretary is broadly United States of on i . could be found nothing In ad- America conditions either stated in its resolution. expressing the desire of this church to ance with the constitution, canons, has been accepted by His Grace, that that he would have to receive the name dress which was out of harmony with 2. In October, 1901, an arrangement e received as a Missionary District rules and regulations of the Protestant acceptance, together with the letter of of any person who may be nominated a perfectly Christian spirit In the events was entered into between myself and 01 me iroiestant episcopal cnurcn in ' Episcopal Church In the United States resignation, being duly deposited and by a party, even if that nominee was lloupe of Bishops, assembled In the United States of America; and . of ti In office of day. to men the ' America. registered the of His Grace's the and its dose all the promising allegiance to canons of J 6. 24, 1902, an alien or a woman, if there were the connected with the main ceremonial General Convention In San Francisco, the On February In reply to Vicar General, as will appear by the which devolved upon that House the the said church; and further Instruct- - a letter addressed to the Presiding certificate of the Principal Registrar of necessary voters' signatures and dol- were drawn together &3 If by a com- Incorporated i t Episcopal oversight of the church In inS the board of trustees Bishop of the Church in the United the Province of Canterbury, which will V Impulse, J lars accompanying it. mon that of the glorification these Islands on and after April 1, 1902, t apply for approval by the civil au- - states, with which I forwarded a copy j now be read by our Diocesan Registrar, of cause, thority necessary - condition was made the church and its ( at which date it was resolved that the of the amendments j of the official Journal of the proceed- after he has first read the letter from As soon as this The processional showed as well the Hawaiian Islands should be constituted In te charter of Incorporation. ngs of our Diocesan Synod in Decern-- ! the Presiding Bishop, known to the chairmen of the two ' ! Interest felt by the clergy In the event. a Missionary District, for which a 4. Pursuant to the aforementioned "ber. 1901. a letter was received from the After the reading the Bishop con-Bish- op committees, the Territorial and Dis- While there were seated in the body of should be consecrated as soon resolution an amended charter was ap- -' MoFt Reverend Prelate expressing the J ' the church with the members of their as practicable, effect to be previously plied for by the trustees, and granted ' fall approval of the action taken by ! tjnllj. trict, they consulted again with their flocks the Rev. Alexander Mackintosh given by our Diocesan Synod to the by the Treasurer of the Territory, with the Synod. "The Presiding Bishop, being unable attorney, Mr. A. G. M. Robertson, and ; you present In per-- 3. and the Kev. John Usborne. was resolution passed In November. 1899. 'the approval of the Governor, on the! 6. In pursuance of the arrangement as have heard to be they there ! l by Rev. received some assurances that of In order to give effect to that res- - 15th day of January, 1902. By virtue already referred to. as entered into son. is represented the Rt. a full attendance the clergy of the 1893. William F. Nichols. D. D., Bishop of might hope for success in any fight Islands seated within the choir. The olutlon of our Diocesan Synod In of this charter the corporation hereto- -' with the House of Bishops in October December of last year passed two reso- - fore known as the trustees of the An-- J last, effect having been given to the California, who will now present his over the knocking off of the printing on nested choir was very full In Its repre by one adopting chang-- November, 1899. commission to be read by the Regis-e- s - lutions. the the glican Church In Hawaii is now styled resolution of and the the ballot of the name of the Home sentation, and following It Into the In the formularies of the Church of 'The Protestant Episcopal Church In Diocesan Synod having adjourned, I trar." benches were the Rev. V. Kltcat, : II. England that were made by the Amer- - the Hawaiian Islands." holding all its tendered my resignation of this See to B. Rev. Mr. Wey- - r (.Continued from Page X.) (Continued on Page the Ault. the Rev. 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BISHOP WILLIS RELINQUISHES HIS WORK CUTLERY AND BISHOP NICHOLS ASSUMES CONTROL "A greater power than OF A SUPERIOR KIND Continued from page L) I three out of four full decades of the existence of the See. we can contradict hath Is one of the lines we handle. We believe our It would be strange, too. If to some Biihop Nichols i substitution of the American for superior of any commission havlnir prayer etock to be larger and the in been read, the Bishop said: the English book some weeks since made, had not its . appreciable this city, and we have strong giounds for our My Right Reverend Brother: I hand wrench of old and tried associations. thwarted our intents." to you certified copies of the Presiding The mutatis mutandis are slight and opinion. The stock includes Bishop's approval of ihe action taken as you have pointed out In effecting by the Synod of the Diocese in bring the necessary adaptation of the church Scissors, Shears, Table Knives, Forks, ing tne cnurcn in tne Hawaiian Isl-- cnarter, in no way change "any essen-and- s into union with the Protestant . tial point of doctrine, discipline or wor-Episcop- al Bread Knives, Butcher Knives, Carving Church in the United States ship;" still from constant use even No, the weathfr hasn't been jnst to our of America, and of the acceptance by I terms of expression become so habit- - , . . the Archbishop of Canterbury of my ual that any variation from them aa liking. Would h tve had a different brand did Sits, Etc., besides a large line of . resignation of this See. the service goes on perhaps gives a I also hand you a list of the clergy sense of deprivation which it will take we have its ordering. The fact is, old WARE - ROGER BROS. PLATED of the Protestant Episcopal Church in a little time to overcome. I only men- Jupiter I'luvius has been working overtime. the Hawaiian Islands ministering un-- , tion it here to express consideration for Then of course we have Steels and everything der my license in the Diocese now to it under all the circumstances of the He would be forgiven were he a little less become the Missionary District of Ho-- j transfer, and to state the experience of else to make the line complete nolulu, to which is added a list of the many who have told me that while strenuous. Ihe result is trade has not been lay readers holding my license. J they first noted it on coming to Call- - I hand also a statement of the real fornia from England, they found the what it should, and losi time, if possible, must estate owned by the corporation of the strangeness soon wore off and Indeed Protestant Episcopal Church In the in many cases they learned especially now be made up. Can h be done? We'll see. Hawaiian Islands. - I to like the American book. It is my It certainly wit! be if intensified icdacements !.' ! hope while in Honolulu to have the op- - Advancing to the front of sane- - - the portunity in some lectures to noint out can do it. For- the- - coming week therefore, E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd. tuary. he said In conclusion: fthe principal points of revision in the I prayer we've should a VI now declare that the See of Hono American book and the reasons prepared a program that draw lulu Is vacant, jurisdiction for them. EhlerV Block, Fort Street. and all And this leads to another, I could al- crowd no matter how much weather there may within the area of the Hawaiian Isl pathos, our ands heretofore exercised by the au- most call it touch of. in be To wit : : : : : : : : thority of the Archbishop of Canter- function of the day. As the other day bury now absolutely ceases and deter I stood before that heroic statue of mines by virtue of the un ; Kamehameha I, I could read into its instrument I pose. a. beckoning. der His Grace's hand dated Jan. 31, Without at all ' tha Intent nf tho IVALDRON 1902." : tnnwlnf artist Washable separate any skirt in the house 170LTERS, CO., Ltd. ( could imagine a race beckoning to a Ssirtt When he. had finished Bishop Nichols, 1 race, an eighteenth beckoning to a values up to $3 00. 50c Packing Co. who had called upon the diocesan reg-- twentieth .century, a. statesman-war-istr- ar Sole Agents for Armour ' A of 5c to read the commission from rlor from the Islands of the sea. broken lot Ladies' Ve?s each of Prwlilln? Rlnhnn Thomna March With a Spear, beckoning to the Your Pick of Any Belt in the .85c has just received a shipment ptain of our salvation with a cross ftor Clarke, under which he appeared to 200 Bolts of Wide Fancy Ribbons choice 2 5c take the authority, and act until the Kamehameha I did beckon to Vancou ...... TTtvmn ver for the teacher of the true God, of 5ft Armour's and. Bacon making of other arrangements, took which Vancouver nobly told him, Silk Fnished Crochet Cottoa baU GOODS, over the Jurisdiction, speaking as fol had as well as e full Une of CANNED ' But the teacher did not come. 40 Pieces of Dimities at. 5c yard lows: If that beekoning had been answered About 200 Corsets high-make- s, famous and offer the same for sale. BISHOP NICHOLS ADDRESS. In 1794, who can tell what he Book quality of . Common Prayer, what your own sizes broken. Price 25c each My Right Reverend and Dear Brother: rendering of hymns into that native HONOLULU, In accordance with the resolutions of tongue, might have meant to the Ha-- Table Damask ...... 25c yard QUEEN 8TKEET, Hl the House of Bishops and the terms of waiian people in 1902? What it might the commission with which I have been have meant to the swarming genera- - Straight-Fron- t Ilose Supporters in five different empowered by the presiding Bishop, aa tions of that people since 1794 swept ...... pair already duly presented here, acting colors...... 25c and from the earth? 5c pair in his behalf and his substitute quoad ( i do not forget the high associations Men's Suspenders hoc. I do formally, under God, receive of our work in these Islands with that at your hand3 the transfer of the juris- - royal name and with the royalty of Genuine Mexican Hats ours by chance values diction and the property from the Dio-- the Hawaiian race; the benefactions up to $5.00, all ...... 10c each $1.25 for a "monarch cese of Honolulu to the Protestant to this cathedral foundation: the trans Episcopal Church in the United States lating Book of Common Prayer into Odd Lot of Ladies' and Children's Stockings...... 5c pair - the of America and to a Missionary Dls- the native language by Kamehamena Crash Toweling . . . . 5c yard trict of the same constituted this first ir, revised by yourself; the successful day of April, in the year or our Lorci beckoning of that same monarcn ishell Hair Pins, 3 dozen for. 5 two. by Bishop Staley brand golf shirt $1.25 one thousand nine hundred and which brought and the Comb3, the act of the said House of Bishops mission here; the laying of the corner Dressing a basketful at 5c each and to be known as the Missionary stone of this cathedral church by lia . yard District of Honolulu of the Protestant mehameha V; the memorials and liv- - Curtain Scrim...... ,10c Episcopal Church in the United States ing personalities here of other names A mixed lot of Purses 5c each " lineage. of America. of high authority and Much Lot of Beits 5c each and a good shirt too the brand tells that. You And further, being instructed by the less do I forget the noble and blessed Another Presiding Bishop as aforesaid. I do this work of devoted servants of Christ of Ladies' Linen Collars, nearly all sixes. . .5c each; 50c dozen would pay $2.25 for the same shirt elsewhere and day hereby assume authority and Juris- - other Christian bodies for many years made of the diction as Bishop in charge assigned in these Islands with their rich results feel perfectly satisfied. The shirts are to the Missionary District of Honolulu past and present. For all this we may beet material and are the latest spring styles. The now created, "until such time as a thank God. but the much beckoning of Bishop shall have been elected and the statue as we today pass this Juris colorings are very pretty and we have them dis- consecrated for said Missionary Dis- - diction of this church from one to an-- We" other Ehirts in trict of Honolulu, or other arrangement other branch of our great race Mtands played in oar window. have shall have been made by the Senior out before me almost as an arraign more elaborate designs which cost more but not a Bishop of the Church." And pursuant ment of our common Christianity, for Whitney & Marsh, Ltd. to mv Instructions as Blsho assigned its lost ODDortunitiea of the eighteenth bit more servicable than these advertised. Every- I shall on this day of the erection of century an arraignment which, as we treated either of ou two stores. the Missionary District of Honolulu face the future, should make us tingle body well at take steps looking to the due canonical not so much with shame, which is pror- organization of the convocation of the itless, as with a tremor throughout our - Wednesday and Friday. He will meet cial status of the Nahiku Company wai said District, and to all other require- whole communion and Christianity to as ments for the full organization of the he ud and doing to lose no twentletn all who wish to see him there. follows: Missionary of Honolulu, as century opportunities for the spread of On Tuesday evening of next week Assessments , paid including., the District Congregation fourth. $143,743. provided VI. Sec. 3 of the Kingdom of and the winning the ladies of the Second 22,-0- in Article the Christ Assessable in treasury, 41 Constitution, and Title 1. canon cf souls He died to save. and St. Clements Guilds will give a pub- stock the Sec. vi, of the Digest of the canons l.or And opportunities there are lic reception to Bishop Nichols, for all shares. Clash Co., Ltd. what , Paid-u- p stock In the treasury, 3625 Clothing the Protestant Episcopal Church of the abroad foV the Church of God! What church folk, at the JHawaiian hotel. The may not be by shares. The par value is $20 a share. United States of America. opportunities then here parlors and the Waikikl .lanais will be Paid-u- p stock in circulation, 125 In fulfilling the duty and accepting the helo and mercy of God! Oceanica used, the hotel being placed at the dis day laid upon me is aa well as commerce! shares. TWOi STORES the charge this it for Christ for position of the ladies by Col. George Assessable stock In circulation, 11,709 fitting that this unique ceremony to the Fellow citizenship with the saints as There will be a band in representing original issue unprecedented of which in well as under the flag! Civilization by Macfarlane. shares, the Hotel St. near Bethel. character y everything will be in of 37,500 shares. Hotel and Fort Sts., and you al- - the-cross corn-read- attendance and Coraer the Anglican Communion have even more than by the style. Debitor to & Baldwin on on other occasions called atten- - munity of Interests! Life of this very characteristic Hawaiian Alexander tion." racial March 31. 1902. $31,414.74. should have some of its features Eastertide incorruptible, for all 11,709 shares at $7 paid, representing emphasized. Though in the providence corruption and decay! These be our a of $31,963. of God the House of Bishops Is to as- - ringing watchwords! HOLD OUT FOR total Rooms 508. .509, 510 pemble in fifteen days from this time The gift of this zeal and this spirit with the purpose of electing a Bishop js-- nothing less than the gift of God. HIGHER FIGURE OMMIfill EHIEIIH Stmgenwaia Bonding for this See. the Presiding Bishop was The united fronting for it is more from A unwilling that an event of so much in- - within than from without. We go to All elasnes of Engineering Work solic- pass without having his God's presently to find there as Surveys Re- terest should altar Pictures That GO. ited. Examination!, and representative present to express his their truest source the gift of zeal and Nahiku Sugar Company Wants ODd G0IISTRUGT10N ports made for Waterworks, Steam and sense of the dignity of the event, and the secret of Oneness. It is a happy T'laririral Construction: Plans and the warm welcome of the American incident that the very vessels we use $5000 a Year From Hana Do Not Fade ftwetflCAtlons and Estimate prepared, and construction superintended. In all Church people to their brethren of the jn the Holy Communion are the pro-clergy - And communicaat, Plantation. fcmncbea of engineering work. Contracts solicited for railroads,- electric and and laity In these Islands. vision of an American bridges, buildings, highways, foundations, piers, wharves, etc. if that representative has had such an the memorial of a holy American priest, The kind you get from ub. mtmm, tunnel, estimate of the responsibility commit- - df. James De Koven. That commun- - to examinations, valuations and reports of properties un- - before, ana is The Nahiku Sugrar Company will not We use the finest plati- Cprrtfl attention riven ' ted to him. that he could not have ion cf the altar was purposes. upon annex-- i for iavestmen t . dertaken It without firm reliance above, and will far outlast all accept the offer of the Hana Plantation num paper which holds the truidance of God. the Holy unost, tions and all earthly changes, mere Company of $4300 per year for the lease Amwzo, M. Am. Soc. C. E., here, in Frederick J. and upon the of all j3 no transfer of Jurisdiction that of its lands. At the meeting' held Mon- the picture as long as the XT. B. CASTLE. JTL, Secy and Treas. . Engineer and Manager. it has been with a realization aiso oi chief Bishopric of souls in jesus nnat, the privilege it is to meet the clergy the same yesterday, today and for-an- d day it was decided to let the whole paper holds together. people of the new Missionary Dis- - ever. These lines of dioceses and dis- rratter go over for a week, J. P. Mor- The superiority of our trict and to convey to them as I do tricts must be; these civil and ecclesi-toda- y gan holding out for $5000, which offer Godspeed our come from dem- the cheery of astical must been made formerly by the work is constantly whole American Church, which, like time to time; but all the histories of he said had Nation, is in these days of bewil- - between the upper room of the Hana Plantation. The amended prop- onstrated. Come and the nations " dering extension, quickening at the eucharist's institution and this altar, osition will now be submitted to the see samples on exhibition ng proposition of ! very question. Who is sufficient for ana au this map-maki- since, never Hana Plantation. The these things? 'change fealties or nags in me one the Hana Plantation is embodied in in studio and at the Ca ot Brownie But It would be singularly superficial fellowship of the one Blessed' Sacra-n- the following terms: go away "For a satisfactory lease, for a term to note the tinge of tenderness ment. From it let us this- which must inevitably mark this se-- morning lifted up to a higher plane- of of twenty-si- x from the Nahiku ceremony. turning point we may Sugar Company for all of their right, date Such a nraver and of action. "That of what could not occur without deep sentiment continue in that holy fellowship , and title and interest in the water a good as ne nas'pre-ke- y. are known as the Makapipi, nandwi eh-.ul- and sentiment modulated into minor drt an such work Every boy and girl have one, they don't cost my brother, and Kapaula streams in the district of I am thinking, dear pared for us to walk in." real es-- J Rice & Perkins No. 1 costs only $1.00 and the No. 2 Koolau, Maul, and of all the much. The B5shop Nicho!s conc,uded tate, leaseholds and other interests in finder and takes a larger picture Sugar Com- -, PUOTOGItAniEIiS, which has a covering a whole generation. I have address, delivered in most part directly real estate of the Naiku costs only $2.00. You ought to be interested in more barely refer pany, we will pay a"i annual rental.of , on no right to do than t0 Bishop Willis, he returned to the thousand five hundred dollars, Oregon Block. Entrance camera-interested enough at least to call for iLrTii"'- four this fo1puLTichrnttonnouarCrpeartt0- thrones placed side by side . to nd that tir-.n- iTnitpd States eold coin, payable Union Street. a little book, showing pictures it has taken; then the retiring Prelate had vacated that semi-annual- ly in advance, and all the others will wish me not to fail to take property leased and the another thing, the Eastman Kodak Co. makes it note of it. Though so many years your nearest to the altar, which was thus taxes on the Episcopate, perhaps the reserved for him, and the silent ac- - governmental rental under the Nahiku you have the name of that company behind it Junior in the r license, and new-orde- caused Sugar Company's water and WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. fact that I am one of your own order Rnowledgment of the on property at pres- as a guarantee. ministry enables me to know as SOme li.rtle feeling, especially on the all rents payable in the - - lease to the Nahiku Sugar not experienc- was a mo- ent under ' Be pure to come or write for one of the little book?, few can know who have part cf r. Kitcat. who for Company, provided Wm. O. Irwin. .President and Manager burdens, its could Vice-Preside- nt pending for even though you don't ed its isolation and its nient overcome with emotion, and First, that we make coniracis mi Claus Spreckela.... First they, are worth comforts and its upbearings. how real he had Vice-Preside- nt sequl continue the service until the Nahiku homesteaders for a right W. M. Giffard... Second intend to buy a camera. a part of the Dulce periculum withdrawn of the water of H. M. Whitney and Sec. Dcnm are those ties of confirmation ,..... Nich- - of way for the conduct Jr...Treasurer grow streams over tneir lanas. George W. Ross Auditor and ordination, and the like that hu, al- - these government puts up around any extended Episcopate. os celebrated the Holy "Second, that the SUGAR FACTORS - most the entire congregationfiulcomjnuni- - up for sale, within six (6) months from It so happens that those of our Amer- of twenty-on- e AND ican who have had to do with eating. Bishop Nichols was this day. a lease for a term Church acting as (21) years, but subject to the Na- Agents the Diocese of Honolulu have all had Bishop Willis. Canon Ault of Commission average length years epistoler. - the benediction the hiku Water License, of the tract Co far beyond the of After envprnment in district of Koo Honolulu Photo Supply in the Episcopate. The first Bishop of congregation quickly dispersed, there land the THE be- - Maui, lying above and adjoining j AGENTS FOR California, who acted Jointly at the pejnff little mood apparent to continue lau. e In the 'Nahiku Tract.' as snown on fuo-li- company FOKT bTHEET. ginning with the Church of England ln exchange of comment upon the 20, extending Oceanic Steamslrp calling attention to the need of work morning. Lands Map No. and years event9 nf the from the ot lease xmo. w io iuc i Of San Francisco, CaL here, rounded nearly two score the cers:y had returnod to the ""Tinn comnany. to the Pu- - as a i:isnop. ine nrsi uisnop vi Ki nTn s.n Xichols asked that : , r w. nesota, Hlshop Whipple, who was once " r '"1.7" rPn- - Ke? fclrc?"'""; ion.'""" Ull IHIiri 9 A- - wai-i- . tnix ' n.iula Puakea: and provided ;7 NOTICE Invited to this See. had an Episcopate irinc. want- and rcsentatives of the clergy that he we become the purchasers of j ' years present Presid- ther that 1 NEEDING of forty and the recognize as Bish- : J .i ca. I ANT "WOMAN OB GIRL Hishop now in forty-eight- h ed them to him their tvaotr. 1. ..,. j ing is the come to him advice and from the Nahiku Sugar neip or advice, is ,"V"" year of his Episcopate. And Bishop op and to for "The lease - person or Dy' PRICES Later in the day Bishop Company to us to be executed immedi- , nicate. either in SPECIAL K!p. the American Hishop associated consultation. . O no to Bishop Nichols a re- - ately upon the conclusion of contracts , with Ensign Hattie . For Wook with the Initiation of the work her. Willis tendered homesteaders, ' tron of the Salvation 3 inches wide, at 5c per yard. Hishop oeptlon his home on Bates street, as aforesaid with the ' Torchon Lace, inch to was a college classmate of at placed in escrow to be deliv-- Industrial Home. 48 King street iu $1 Clark, who now. Presiding Bishop new official of the church and then . . . . . " Lace Curtain?, 3 yards long, per pair ... 25 as where the ju. Nottingham initiates the nw chapter of the history au the officers of the congregation ered upon our acquiring tne aoove Gauie Undershirt. 2 for. 25 mvt dicated government lease. Ladies' of the See. Their Episcopates have f th cahdral. -- Sugar Company must JUDOE Victoria Lawn?, regular $1.25, this week .. 1 00 been nearly contemporary with the Bishon Nichols will hold office hours The Nahiku JOHN " 1 forty years of the Anglican period of produce the consent of the government " . 1.50, " .. 25 from 10 to 12 o'clock on Thursday and do three-fourt- hs your to the lease." 1 the Po. of which week, office in the .. 50 own Episcopate has covered, and the Friday of this at his Alexander & Baldwin agree to release headquarter of the depot quartermas- indebtedness amounting to $31,414, ! fwMress made to you by .the last Synod Drill-she- the ter. United States Army, on the d on condition the terms offered; Progress PJock. of the AncHcan Churth in Hawaii hSs - that furnished and all work Berotania. dealt more felicitously anil intelligently grounds. Next week and there- above are accepted by the Nahiku Su-- ! Estimates Fortbt., near f Bishon will be in his officc- - gar Company. promptly attended to. Shop corner " after the . South streets. the noteworthy acts of your last during the same hours on Monday, J. 6. Cooke's statement of the finan-- King and 1 a.

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL XBVERTISER, HONOLULU, APRIL 2, 190X Faust! Faust! Faust! I MORTUARY The Cigarette Tobacco Made. IE STATISTICS m A PaokaE i So So X a t Honolulu's health backxbtm David Lawrence & Co., Ltd. BEWITCHING IDEAS IN ? J HONOLULU. Is Improving Again. NEW SPRING FABRICS. llr-i--t. ri Hutchlno, INSURJ. A NOV, TUBERCULOSIS ON Another large shipment of netv spriDg goods has arrived with greater attractions than ever.. Half the charm of a new gown THE summer is in the material. Eveiy Ax DECREASE woman wants something different, something that will command admiration Life and reflect her ovn good taste. She will find goods out of the ordinary with ts Monthly Figures for Six Years Past this week goods almost fascinating in conceptions of designs and originality Show an Interesting State and toe prices there isn't a store in town that can compete with ours. Here 4 of Affairs. are fome of the materials with price?, and are on tale this morning. Mortuary statistics for the past six years show a gradual return of the Duchess Dimity Gingham Sale SVIarine guild health of Honolulu as it was Boj's Clothing Dep'f. Fire years ago. The increase In the num- Equals any fortign material One case of Amoskeag check ber of deaths for the past five years in texture, and combined with Gingham suitable for child- Hook, is alarming when compared with the the latest American ideas in ren's dresses, 5c per yard increase in population, but now the printing and coloring, makes city returning1 is to its normal condi- the goods most desirable. On tion and a steady decrease in the death rate may be expected. sale this wtek 20c per yard Foile du Nords ccMental Fruit Store From 1893 to 1900 there was an in- Well known old time fabric crease of nearly eighty j er cent in the death rate, but now the reaction has that requires very little des- Retail Dealers in - Wholesale and set In. In 1895 the- deaths for the year, Oshima cription. This season brings according to the statistics prepared for AND ISLAND FRUITS AND the Board of Health numbered 731. In An ideal texture for dainty it in the brightest standard of CALIFORNIA 1896. 672; in 1897. 65S; in 1898. 937; in summer gowns, made o! finest excellence and those desiring 1899. 1154. and In 1900.'' 1290. This was the maximum In Honolulu, the death combed Egyptian yarn, giving a high grade of Gingham in rate for the year approximating three effect of mercerized bar- this popular Zephyr per cent of the entire population. In it the weavef 1901 there was a decrease In the num- ege with leno laee strip inser- will get full value. . There is ber of deaths, the total reaching but tion, exclusive colorings and nothing in the market to CORNER KING AND ALAKEA STREETS. 1125.- - while this year, the aggregate promises to fall far below that figure. designs, 30c per yard. equal During the six years for . which the statistics have been compiled, April, Foile cu Nords Last Veelc, Fine Tailor Goods at Cost October, November and December appear to have been the most unhealthy Summer Lawns Gingham price to close out. This is a bona fide Sale as I am going months, or at least the death rate was higher during those months than at Endle:-- s variety of patterns to Mothers are invited to see our to from business. any for originality of designs and retire other time of the year. choose from. 300 patterns stock of New Spring Suits llGNnuanuSt. Tuberculosis is still the most deadly in choice of color combination. Ooo Kim, disease In Hawaii, according to these dainty flowering designs and and full line of Boy's Regatta reports,-thoug- there fs shown consid- Wash Suits. 12 erable improvement within the past new stripes. On sale oc yd l'Scyard. year. For March this year there was a total of 87 deaths from all-cause- s, of Easter Eggs which eighteen were due to consumption. During the same month last year All Styles and Sizes, P: Berlin there were twenty-si- x deaths due to PANORAMA EGG3, consumption out of a total of 116 deaths. So" fearful did the ravages of PACIFIC CO. among people IMPORT this disease become the From of the city that the Board of Health 5c to $2.50 issued a special circular some time ago PROGRESS BLOCK, FORT STREET . in which the public was urged to take each ft every precaution to prevent its spread. The circular was never distributed. And Glass Eggs, in Baskets, etc. ' step in to the harness finance the In Humor N. however, though the rules of the entire proposition. In which case It Is MIssM.E:. Kllloon If Bad are Board of Health were given wide cir- M. F. Scott would be Has DROP INTO THE culation in the public press, and the understood that willing to stand aside and permit Mr. SWELL DRESSES ON SHORT fORDERf agitation at that time is In a measure Damon to be appointed receiver in- probably responsible for the decrease in BNIOX STBSSr ( lieu England Bakery. the stead. ; BOWLING 0 the disease. Under the receivership of M. F. Scott PARLORS of the present The first three months the mill has already begun grinding, Children's Class In Dressmakinf. and chuck a few lignum vitae balls at 9 25 j year show a remarkable decrease in and as soon as possible cane will be our tenpins. Hot Cross Buns. tne numoer or aeatns aue irom luoer-culosi- s,. brought In so as to keep the wheels as well as to the total of each running steadily. a penny, two a penny month. Hawaii Shinpo Sha Iron Co. une Below is given a list, showing the Honolulu Works Two a penny buns. IVS number of deaths due to tuberculosis, STEAM ENGINES nthly and also the total number of deaths N Qakory THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT-ln- g BOILERS, SUGAR MILLS, COOL- une a penny, two a penny each month, so that the ratio may be office. The publisher of Hawaii ERS, BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS readily seen: the Shinpo, the only dally Japanese paper every In Iment THE GLOBE has published In the Territory of Hawaii. and machinery of description Hot Cross Buns. Tuber- - Total 0d made to order. Particular attention premises formally C. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor. . Ion. 1901. culosls. Deaths. BAKERY Y. SOGA. Editor. paid to ship's blacksmlthing-- Job work 16 112 known as the Telephone Main 97. executed on shortest notice. February 17 91 Mau-nak- ea Please send in your orders eaTly Fort Street, and . Editorial and Printing OfHce March . . 26 116 St., above King. P. O. Box 907. for FRIDAY delivery to the NEW 11 91 19 84 EKGLAND BAKERY. 14 10S Bread and Cakes, SEATTLE BEER July . . . 12 94 Hoffschlaeger Co., August . . 15 100 Boston Bread, Etc -- AT THE- - September 13 99 Hot Cross Bnns for Good Friday J. Oswald Lutted, LIMITED, 9 66 12 74 CRITERION SALOON. 10 90 PETER WHYTE, Mgr. MANAGER. King and Bethel Streets. December I 1902. Phone White 3851. 1494 Fort St. 8 74 Ice Delivered to any part of the BAN FRANCISCO, HONOLULU. 3 February 10 74 Citj. COTTON BROS. & CO. NEW YORK. 18 87 J Island orders promptly filled. ENGINEER8 AND GENERAL I New Book List! Tie following table shows the num- Dealer In General Merchandise and i ber of deaths from all causes each Chinese Silk Goods. V S. Gr & Co. ; month from the first day of January. Also Old Hawaiian Curiosities for Hoffman & Mai Siiani. tl. 1895. up to the present time: sale. Plans and Estimates furnished for all intra .Golden Rule Bazaar Address P. O. Box 1012. telephone Blue J15L P. O, Box 64. elasses of Contracting Work. LIMITED. t i i Office: f ISO 11UTKI ST. 1895 M9T. 1997 lS9S,1899i900, 1901 !19C3 Cor. Hotel and Smith Sts. Kewalo. Boston Block. Honolulu. J "Tb Valley of Decision. 2 vols. by I BB Kslth Wharton. January .... 49 51 71! S3 176 112! 77 OBCsHDBnBnEniHIQHBlBBBIIBBn BBBBBBBBBBBBBOBDDBBBDD Ketruary. ... 43 78j fi.V 70' 100- - 0 I 74 Time Table of Modern History, A. D. 112! J1BI 87 490-1S7- March f3 73 W, 0. April 11 69 5 10M' 7 113; vl.. BOLE AGENTS FOR "Italian Sculpture of the Renaissance, May - 63 6V 57 P6 9rt M'. f; 831 by Freeman. Jane ...... 67, 6 70' 105 10S . Pre-Raphae- 4R 59 76 . The English lite Painters: Jay ...... Mi 93, 114; M I BLANCHE BATES 5o AUffUtt 61! SS 51 86i 8 J (10 . Their Associates and Successors," Seprex&ljer .. 4 51 56! 79' 88; 99 . by Percy Bate. 1 53' 74 92, lfc." . COLLEG CIGAR. October tn HILLS "Oriental Rugs." 11L, by Mumford. November .. soj 58 51 93 111 89 74' . "Sehley and Santiago." by Graham. December ... 54 81 at! 175i 112 VO . Robespierre," by Belloc I I LOTS SALE. PHILADELPHIA UNDERWRITERS, "The Baby: Ills Care and Training." 731,' 672 658i 937 1154 1290 1125 . FOR BJLTTISH AMERICAN ASSURANCX by Wheeler. 3? COMPANT. ot Toronto, "Baby Life." a record. Ontario. "Baby's Kingdom." The Trustees of the Oahu College" offer for sale at very low Bptclal Attention siren to consign "Baby's Book," UL, by Frar.ces Bran- aasnts ot Coffe and Rice. s' age. DAMON RETURNS prices, and on "The Century Book for Mothers." "Principles of Political Economy." I FROM KONA vols., by J. S. Nicholson. VERY FAVORABLE TERMS "A Lily of France," by Mason. WingWoGhan & Co "Light Freights." by Jacobs. S. M. Damon returned yesterday (One-thir- d by cash; one-thir- d one year; one-thir- d two years' time, "The Isle of Shamrock." Johnson. morning in the Manna Loa from Kona. "Audrey." by Mary Johnston. 6 :ibony Furniture, Po' by G. Suther Hawaii, where he has been for the past with interest at per cent per annum) some very choice lot? White Trash." E. B and semi-business Ctr&r Tobacco. land. week on a pleasure and at College Hills. The , ' Chinese and Japanese Tea Life of Queen Victoria." by the Mar-- a of visit. He went over the Kona planta- Crockery. Matting, suls Lome. tion many Camphorwood Above are only a few of the new and visited of the coffee I Vuh, Trunk boo lis just received. lands in the vicinity, and he speaks very RAPID TRANSIT Rattan Chairs. highly of the condition of the latter. AND Telephone Main 396. P. O. Box 820. As to the Kona affair, Mr. Damon Company performs a twenty minute service through the property; SILKS SATINS said: ALL KIND8. n Or I don t think I know much about D the College has provided a splendid and abundant supply of artesian tlA-t- fl Hawaiian Nomina Jtr the plantation. I did not go there on o water reaching over the entire tract, and the charges are reasonable. business, but merely for pleasure, and PIRECT FROM NEW YORK. Japanese Ballasting Co. I am sure I can't say anything about This U Its condition. Of course you know and figured fancy Pique Office: that M. F. Scott has been appointed re- A MOST LOCATION New striped ceiver. I presume that was a satisfac- HEALTHY J. for ladies Skirts. New line of Em- Mi Smith SU near King. , tory arrangement. Very pretty all-over and is entirely free from objectionable surroundings. No saloons, broidered Swisses. Carting: Famished and 28c "I understand that Mr. Scott furnish- Embroidery. Setat ed ..a bond, ten of the residents of the wash houses, ivery stables, poi shops and other nuisances of like Per Lineal Foot district going upon It In the sum of W' L. FLETCHER $"000 each. Among the signatures were character are allowed, and by all means is the most attractive Cottage. Richard and Hotel Sts. Anywhere In town, according t the Gdr O. Box 163. Tel. 621 Blue. those of John D. Paris, Mr. Linder, Honolulu. P. government specifications. irs. Greenwell and John Maguire. The suburban district near district Is a good one and the coffee Y. YU1CN TAI, CONCRETE WORK guaranteed, and up ione at a very low price. growing there is something worth desiring locality he particulars in regard 1272 Street, sear Kukuf, seeing. The growers are finding ready Person lots ia this will able to Hcaro full No. Fort WHITE SAND sold from 11.60 to vV J n.75 per cubic yard, delivered. markets for their output and there are to these lots by ioplyiiii? to Mr. P. U. JON;S.or Mr. JONATHAN SUA at tbe office 000 bags of coffee now exported year Special low price In CRUSHED of the Trustees, No. 404 Judd Building. i Drtakr, Ldl radtiwnr, ROCK of all grades from No. 1 to No. ly from Kona." Ete. i r Skirts. Cbml. or rock and. Mr. Damon was quite reticent on P. C. JONES, Treasurer. A large line of rcady-snad- e Mosquito COMMON "RAT. $3.00 per day. matters pertaining in any way to Kona B I Nets always on band. LARGE DRAT, J5.0 per day. plantation. It is believed that he may BIIBBBB3SBOBBQSBnB08BBBBEBBS3B3BB IB IIIBBflDflniflBBBBB 4 THE. PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU ,APRIL 2, 190!

TBM TXCITIO and Including Galveston and the Stale MRS. WILCOX'S ' of Florida. The fourth Is the ent;:e Rheumatism Registered Trademark JflYartiser region west of Denver, wherein light- Sftaeraal ning as a destructive agent Is scarcely SOCIETY NOTES Is a rack on which you neec not considered, the record showing that suffer long. - - WALHH O. MUH 1W10B fatal strokes average less than one .to Prince Kalanianaole is 2 vpars old. It depends on an acid condition each 10.000 square miles. The statisti- Delegate Wilcox is still the Queen's -- m' mm . . of the blood, Y rw 1 v . IPIJir. cal showing upon which Professor guest. which affects the fcxm- 3 IXNEN-nOStER- Henry's figures and conclusions are Mr. Elia Long will return to Honolu muscles and joints, causes inflam- In a 5 I The bealth reports of this city are based covers the period between 1S90 lu June for short visit. mation and pain, and results from well appears We hope that Admiral Merry will J5 W Improving, rhlch speaks present. From this it m a fact and the not leave these shores yet. defective digestion and a torpid s I vigilance of the Board country's annual death loss 4 tor the sanitary that the Secretary David Kalauokalanl. Jr. action of the liver, kidneys and skin. i Iis7llUlllU averages 700 .- - - - mm. V. J bt Health. If things can be kept clean through lightning between was. ....v. " UJVJ 0 ur death rate ls not likely to rise ab-- and S00. Within the limits of a single themselves at the'CapitoI, and they are Sciatica, lumbago and stiff neck Tt Ia and filth that most deaths in the live-year both in good health. kndpmjnh nnrmati dirt State of the are forms of it. N 1?00 The High Chief ess Elizabeth Kekaa-- . showings for the period from 1396 to occurred undencJothing makes the record niauokalanl and .Princess Eva Kuwai "Hood's Sarsaparilla has cured me of '. lightning killed cemeteries..; ; f in Pennsylvania, where lanlmamao will soon leave for Wash rheumatism. I waa so I could not lift any- y, v, .v. . ,' 186. Ohio's fatality record for the same Inton. D. C. bv the China. thing and my knees were so still I could What eaithly difference does it make time waa 133. Indiana's 124, New York's Ci. ICunst. the canltaJist, rpturnpH to hardly get up or down stairs. Since taking In the 121. of Illinois the same. Tak Honolulu once more by the Sierra. He three bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla I have Hardens the Body and who runs and who doesn't run and that never felt a symptom of rheumatism, and nothing to ing 1900 as a sample year, July may will stay here about three months then special election? There is proceed I gladly recommend Hood's for this dis- Nerves. money be the most dangerous he will to Germany for a visit. ease." Mas. Hattie Tckheh, Bolivar Mo. Strencrtftens the be gained In the fight, and much .considered Mrs. Robert W. Wilcox received a energy Is to be lost- - The month. Its lightning deaths numbered and useful April, leter by the Ventura from the Presi- whole thing may serve as an amuse- 202. In March there were 2; in dent, Hon. Theodore Roosevelt, Presi- Hood's Sarsaparilla ment comparable to chasing an anise 4; In May, 102; In June. 168; in August, dent of the United States. seed bag, but serious people hardly 166; in September, 31; In October, 17, Hon. Robert W. Wilcox Is out to and Pills ' and in November, I. Of the persons Congress by this time, as he was only Neutralize the acidity of blood, ; ever lake it&Tf amusements in that the HA6KFELD Ltd. were killed, 291 suffered the fatal waiting for a very fine day to go out il k GO. way. - - - who as the weather Is beautiful there novr. perfect digestion and excretion, r&& open, 158 57 un stroke in the in houses. so he must be attending to his Congres Fole Agents for the 56 In barns. and radically and permanently JUSTICE THE NEXT STEP. der trees and sional duties by tnis time. Territory of Hawaii Y I In the country comparative safety wife, cure rheumatism. Bishop of Mrs. Russel. Senator Russel's Mothln so became Willis used to be found in properly-adjuste- d left by the Kinau for her beautiful ficial life In Hawaii as his manner of lightning rods, but so many swindlers home at Mountain View. Hilo. The Gcoale. Unless leaving It. He said no more and no French consul, and the Portuguese con- 1 took to the business that the use of Tradc-Marf- c. warrantable, sped no sul, and Mrs. Robert Wilcox and Miss 3tBeaHisa ur less than was off. these agencies has fallen Barbed Cramer, and Mr. and Miss Whitney y'nVy Parthian arrows,' and retired from the wire fences commonly put up on farms, post so long held, with a dignity were down to bid her farewell, and he had have measurably taken their places. covered Mrs. Russel with leis of aloha, ba and gentleness wbfch "had In it a touch The cause of so much mortality In the fair Hawaii's gift. of the pathetic. And so the Anglican open people probably Hon. Paul R. Isenberg is a popular among farming Ed Bishopric In Hawaii closed forever. has to do with the habit of field work- man and Is a very kind man. We re ! tw very was on B 4..tr, In unrk ei out under ers, when caught In a thunder storm, member well that it a no nar- Thursday, in July 15. 1890, the employe3 . American auspices, though In of going to shelter carrying hoes, One of the first of the Hawaiian Hotel Stables present- rowly American spirit. scythes, axes or other metallic Imple- ed him with a very handsome bridle as 99 acts to be hoped for in the new Bishop. ments which they had been using. a token of the esteem in which they Incandescent Is a Just decision as to the status of . held him. Now It is pleasant, to note a "HYLO Rev. Alexander feelings la Is Time two English clergymen. EXTRAVAGANCE. the existence of such pleasant, the Electric Lamps Rev. Usborne. JUDICIAL between employer and employe, and we Mackintosh and John :d:- - Bishop Willis forced to the wall The attempt of the local Circuit rejoice to see that he Is a member or 3 whom of jaow. Health. 16-cand- appropri- the Board To. Your le for no fault of theirs.. The one minis- Court to exhaust the Judicial seems 3 You often pay for a jwwer lamp when a Congregation goes on. Lately the Judges Our rrlson to be in excellent1 ter built up the 8ecoud ation still sanitarium. We were led to think so, 3 power is all that is nee Jed. If you kjeep Into the largest Episcopal body here made up their minds that the cham- on meetlnsr one or two former native dle w jt r.a I a a light burning during the night a power visit naUf mTk a mnri ft In mAk Fl? bers they officially occupy ought to be acquaintances who had fallen into the the cathedral possible, than any other refurnished in ducal style and they clutches of the law and lost their lib- a will do as well as a 16-cand- le power and costs one-tixt- h they erty. When v,e saw them, just before a " ' one man In holy orders. His license to I iav bad tho nerve to sav that - '; : : : : public as much. r : . : means ! upon public their retirement to enirajre in preach was taken from htm as a will draw the funds at shook them ., ylm bUV TUITS. service and last hands with ..r nnmril(lnn to loin that their rilsnrmfll to carDetS. we remember distinctly a nerveless, Garden 3 Mylo Lamps turn down of Bishop Willis, and finally the congre- easy chairs and couches particularly flabbv touch to their hands, as of men and can be used any place where a common elect-tri- e gation Itself, for Its loyalty to Mr. couches. Of course these things, if somewhat run down and a fit candidate light is used. The least little turn of the Mackintosh, was debarred from public bought, will be the most costly wares for a hosriltal: but when we met them ra In church home which Its the kind t. the market; and when again a few days ago we were taken by 4Hylo" lowers the light and eaves five-sixt- hs of the worship the 'of by reason of firm, nervy, money and efforts had. In large degree, paid for out of money wrung in taxa- surprise the expense costs. 75 cents each. 'Phone Main 390. paper, year vice-lik- e grip we received at the hands 13 B established. As a purely secular tion from people who, for a and o? these same men. They were built up not Interested In the church affair fur- more past, have felt the need of strict with a new physique and had evidently and body e gap ther than to see the Episcopal economy, will a wide in the been living under healthy conditions. El organizations appropriation the support and all other religious depleted for 3 Hawaiian Electric Co. one Jus- HI3 CCAT prosper, the Advertiser hopes that and maintenance of our courts of BE L0SE3 t9 LIMITED. of the earliest acts of the new Bishop tice throughout the Territory. ha - . I Why a Sneak Thief Is Not to Be King Street, near Alakea. Mr. Mackintosh 1 December this paper showed, in will be to reinstate Last Prosecuted. , la move can be lawfully spending conspir-- . Iast week a visitor had a dark blue i p Yefietab worship If the how far the Judicial serge coat stolen from his room.:. ; aj appearea made. Nothing would uo more to mane acy then gone. Jt mai "Coefcey, ; I The thief, a sailor called church re of current fiscal the new organization of the for the five months the was seen leaving the visitor's room by 13 spected In this community, year the total expense of the Judiciary a well known resident; and two. other; -- 'iff TTnhnrn's case Is one which is department, aside .from specific sala- - sailors saw the thef sell the coat to a 1 . Z' I Be- - I lIS.AflA.-- $1.50 V. ww nvop BD 1.I I tmnsirtnnoto. .. fnp "fa r .nla. rlsi a warn.. ii. v - - . r - - - The total . native for know ship thief : J twenty-fou- r The seamen the the. the others who acquired proprlation for the months I cause he and is on and his 'nick name. ; property felt was J36.0OO. Hj the St. Clement's chapel 0f the biennial period but The visitor accompanied by two wit-i- Seeds doubt as to the wisdom of transferring J Two-thir- ds of the amount had . been nessea Btated his case to. tne ponce, i 3 It to the control of a Bishop who might. J paid out on the order of either Hum-a- s an officer taking down particulars. I his followers threatened, refuse to. phreys or Gear. At that time the First The visitor was told to swear out a fa 4 LATEST PATTERNS accept. of American Church I Circuit Court, mainly engaged betimes warrant, necessitating over a month's the rule the the case could and use the property as a stronghold j ,n setting criminals free, had used up stay In Honolulu until which St. . more appropriation than the be heard. airainst the Jurisdiction of the The visitor can. therefore, either re- Silk, Cotton and Half Silk Clement's desired and expected to come four o'ner circuits and the Supreme main in Honolulu and be the means under. Mr. Usborne, whom Bishop Wil- Court combined. During the most of of two seamen losing their berths, or lis bad previously appointed Rector this period, only one Judge at a time lose his coat. t E A Fresh Shipment Just of "Honolulu, was formally read out of was sitting on the local circuit bench; He elects to lose his coat. JUST RECEIVED To call had not been pressing Arrived on the Vea-tur- a. the diocese as a schismatic. and business Somebody lacked a nickel last night a film nA M rnn cremation back, to lead 'enough to preclude long Judicial vaca- - peanuts of the prevalent to buy aalted a -- :o:- Kawm Via floor, fully cirt-mrhin- ...... t Ann and to Hons e. but a Chinaman, who a :3 recognize the Christian work they have j To put the extravagance of the pres- - stood near by said that he could fix It. put In a been and are doing. Is a service which ent regime into clearer relief. It Is nee- - Taking a nickel he it th slot 1 Q, way 7. people Honolulu. Iden essary to make comparisons with for and began working the lever in the religious of to bring a continuous shower of- - pea- : 4 appropriation T'-'- ful tilled with any branch of the Protest- mer years. The entire nuts. When everybv had a bt C3 ant faith, hope that the new Bishop for the expenses of the Judiciary de- the machine was permitted to rest 'on la will find It a privilege to confer. And partment for the years 1898 and 1899 Its losses. ' la the sooner these things are done the was 133.000 and but $26,813.67 was better: drawn, leaving a balance unused of IMPORTER AND DEALER IN my $9,1S6.33. Not so much was then ex- BY .AUTHORITY. fa Vor luatlce. rood Lord. n Dry (ioods, Liquors and Spirits, Groceries of Japanese AU places temples and all seasons, pended in one year of the biennial pe- a summer. " riod as Humphreys and Gear caused to EXECUTIVE NOTICE. and American Manufacture. : be spent in five months. ELECTRIC STORMS. In 1900 for the six months ending NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Drug Co. P. O. Box 917. Waverley Block June 15th the total expense account HARDY, ESQ., has been ap- Honolulu had, within the last few - JACOB Honolulu, H. I. Hotel Street. . vn4Ar.oA with electric amounted to but $4,684.78. Judge Hum- pointed Commissioner of Boundaries 5 1900. The nchtniT,- w- - phreys was appointed July Judicial Circuit. FORT STREET. storms. .u.,kluuugu tuv o i for the Fifth following the expense of . perturbing It added no , months HENRY E. COOPER. or seven hundred the entire Judiciary department rose Acting Governor. SXXto $3,985.42. the next six months the 1, 190JL aae per make up the to In Capitol. Honolulu, April rTfVom drafts of. the Judiciary department 6132 g.uH.BB HO B aja.a b such causes in the agent hp Scientists say that du-- with Humphreys as the active nTtedates. aggregated $13,674 3L i storms there Is much le of disbursement, .VOTERS ATTENTION. Pianos Tuned and Repaired to make the people s Sanger city than In the country. . In the effort ncy go the Juries have been of the SeTetwork. of wires-teleph-one, tele- - faster,, REGISTERED VOTERS kept on pay roll for two weeks District, who have changed Iraph llght-a- nd tfte metal . the Fourth and electric nothing; and now comes the their places of residence since the last work and the like. ,ST 9. 1900). are requested Coffee raised at We take pleasure in announcing structural cial indecency elections (Nov. Fine Old Kona Slle electric tension and so farcheme. redolent of Jud to communicate with the Kona Orphanage sold for bene- NOTICE Ssslpate energy and divide the to turn the chambers of the court into WILL. C. JKING, that we have a new tuner and repairer in our em- the costly drawing rooms. It should be Chairman Canvassing Com. fit of the orphans. the electric fluid as to make 563, Bros., course of ' that, since the period of five Address P. O. Box 6r King ploy and stand ready to fill all orders promptly. ... 120 Hotel St. 132 rare, ,To.,ufu .ufh '."Tr.!n.on. a.v.. - Ingly expenditure has been In a correspond- - KONA ORPHANAGE perlence a few days ago. In the miasi BON-BO- N DANCE AND SOCIAL downpour a ,nK rauo-- of the earlier equinoctial extravagance STORE. It was! The object of all this AT COFFEE on the town; but an Music Co., Ltd, caught overhead wires and the to force the Governor to call Blue 1621. - 165 King St. Bergstrom by the session of the Home Rule Legisla- - Phone as o temporarily disahla , tra I1RM0NY HALL only result Honolulu. 1 Progress Biock, Fort Street, T,7 I calamity to visit the taxpayers so no building was set on fire. - thiir" A.O r. 12 Professor Henry of the United States .ki- Soturdav. ately heelers such leverage of patronage as Under auspices of Pacific Rebekah We,ther .Bureau has 'tabbed Lode No. 1. F0RS,or Tickets. 50c. 'Can be had at the door. 5?1 - county governments. If the treasury ravages will be or inter- - , ! and its which i W. deDieted- they believe that the Former residence of J. mis time. - MEETING NOTICE. The very smartest of the area of Governor will have to ask the Legisla- Pratr, Magazine street, just "U4lirritorIal mainland money and if Ihe UnltVs?ates. for statistical pur-- ture to provide more A special meeting of the stockholders off Thurston Ave. Parlor, SUITS body comes together t can be Rapid & Land NEW SPRING lightning that of the Honolulu Transit bed-room- s, SeT into four soalled Assembly dining-room,tw- o The season's moat fetching styles shown. ielta, respective Company will be held at the within whose Room, over the offices of Castle & batb, etc.; hot wa- proportionate extent of damage va- Cooke, Limited, on April 6th, 1902. at kitchen, the being of Hawaii, Governor Dole will con- ries noticeably. The one in which the 10 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of ter and electric lights; stable WALKINC SKIRTS a aver- not yield a single Inch, though it is a sidering a proposition to amend the by- MONTANO, Millinery and Dressmaking. maximum death rate prevails, an con- and servants' quarter?. A. A. persons misfortune that'rJZhe cannot go further laws and to provide for further - - age a more than five. Block, Hotel Street. of little and compel the circuit Judges to ob- struction. N. B. This is a very Arlington to le.OOO square miles. Is bounded by J. A. GILMAN. New England serve the spirit of their oaths. Secretary, Honolulu Rapid Transit & substantial, attractive and S3 Illinois., th,Lakes.v the 1 6127 Vir- Land Company. location. and en and Wet Contractor Fred Harrison yesterday heathful home and ginia.a. In the area in which are in- resumed work on the addition to the region. North- buildings of the Honolulu Brewery, as NOTICE James P. Morgan, President: Cecil P-- wn, Vice President; P. Hus-tac- e. cluded most of the lake Terms $40.10 a Month. Auditor; W. II. Hoogs, Treas- Illinois. Iowa. Mis- the arrival of the iron will enable the Secretary: Charles H. Athcrton. ern and Western work to be pushed to completion. The A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE urer and Manager. souri. Tennessee. Alabama. Georgia, building will be three stories high and stockholders of the Austin Publishing Carolina and South Carolina, the will have concrete floors. Co., Ltd., Is called for Wednesday. Henry ZE3T-u.sta,- ce $G X-td- .. North April 2. 1902, at the office of M. P. Co., rate is a trifle lower, ranging from tti Vnrt ntrppt circuit street arc Tiohlnson. Stanerenwald buildinir. Ho- - WHOLESALE A xtETAIt- - DEALERS IN to five to each 10.000 square miles. lights failed to materialize last night. . - - 1 - - . V. Il.nn.r. & Co. three . Waterhouse leaving business district liquida-i- n third belt, in which greater immu- practically the takInf? action in regard to the Firewood, Stove, Steam, Blacksmith's Goal The darkness. of company's affairs, and for AND MERCHANT STS. i enjoyed. Includes Maine and the tion the FORT nity Suburban residents are complaining such other business relating thereto, AIro Black and Whit Sand. Telephone Main 295. territory north and west of St. Paul and bread wagons cutting any other business which may IIOXOLVLV. about cattle ' and Hpecial Given Drayinp. and that In a sweep southward em-- up the sidewalks during the rainy sea-- come up at paid meeting. Attention to braced between Denver and Memphis son. By order of the President. $1--0 THE PACIFIC COMMEROAE ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, APRIL 2, lJ. MAY KEEP DREIER BACK FROM OFF THE BALLOT

The Drill Shed and Iwilei Wash Houses (Continued from Par 1-- ) Been Painted With SETTLER! EST Ru-e- r. Mr. Robertson suggested that Have .... Secre- .... action be taken first before the tary, and that failing to change his mind, there be something done in tht Return of i the Committee Sent Magnite Cold Water Paint courts at once. This course was decid- to Investigate Leper ed upon. A powder that mixes readily with'cald water. ' It can be When the Fourth district committer applied to any kind of surface wood, Btone or brick. It Charges. met last evening Chairmen Gear and rob on second coating and is Fire, Water and Kennedy reported to the committee and doe9 not others present. The former thought Weather resisting. Has nearly all the advantages of oil Attorney-Gener- al Dole and the mem- there should be no delay in inaugurat- paint at a fraction of the cost. Will last for years and is bers of the special committee of the ing the fight and the latter, while of Unaffected by Gaeses and is an excellent Board of Health, which went to Molo-k- al opinion that there might be some effect Monday evening to investigate the upon the general political position. In D death of on charges prefer- that the Home Rulers might take It 1 0V1 F"E the native was persecution of one of OTTAGVnr that there ; D S red by Ambrose Hutchinson, returned their candidates. submited to the can be used as a first coating and then regular oil paint to Honolulu in the steamer Lehua majority. Lorrln Andrews said that If It shortly beXore midnight last night. The was to be a fight it should be Best Fire Proof -- Paint there applied for a second coat. It is the members are as to made at once, and the status of similar vote . and the Boston Board of Underwriters make an contests made plain. There was a estate; made the results of the investigation, refus- au- or real will taken and the two chairmen were sals allowance on insurance rates where it is used. It not ing to divulge anything regarding the thorized to get down to work immedi- i rub, scale or disorder, nor soften' with age or moisture. ' case until the transcript of the evi- ately so that there might be an answer dence is made up by the stenographer. within a few days. Send for sample card of colors. Full lines of Paints, Oils fight la cer- The party which was taken to Kala-upap- a That it will take a hard Varnishes, Turpentine and Brushes. consisted of , Attorney-Gener- al tain.- for August Dreier has said that P. J. LOWRET, President...... Set- he will not permit the loss of the Dis- A. B. WOOD, Mee-Preslde- Dole, Superintendent of the Leper tlement C. B. Reynolds. Dr. W. L trict through any fault of his, and the J. A. GILMAN, Secretary and Tr campaign. . Moore. Dr. J. S. B. Pratt, Executive Of- republicans will make a hot urer. In fact, the plans are already making F. J. AMWBO, Auditor. ficer of the Board of Health; Judge ev- Luther W. Wilcox. District Magistrate which will engage the attention of CHAS. II. GILMAN, Manager. for Honolulu and Hawaiian Interpreter; ery voter from this time to the eve of Co., Ltd. election dav. There will be two Pacific Hardware Dan H. Case. Stenographer; Brother the M. MINTON, LATH even- MR WILLIAM Dr. A. M. Smith. The meetings a day. The first two this Lawrence and ing will be made a feature. They will WITH GEAR, LANSING & CO., II 907-91- 5 Street, Honolulu. vessel arrived at Kalaupapa yesterday NOW ASSOCIATED WITH US Fort 3 party be open air meetings. The first in point morning about o'clock, and the expected to at SELLING AGENT. landed at the Settlement at daylight. of Interest is be that breakfasting, committee re- the corner of Queen find South streets. After the Kewalo. The chairman of that meet- paired to the court-hous- e, and by 8 open taking testimony being, which will be held in the air. o'clock the of the will be Enoch Johnsion. The speakers gan. Olepau. Keohokii. one of the lep- vrill be: William The case was that of Lorrin Andrews. Senator W. C. Achi. ers, whom the complainants allege was e. OOOCXXXXXXDOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO jail and left W. J. Coelho and Hon. Jonah Kuma-la- cast into the Settlement The second mteting will be that The name Best at the without proper care until his sores fes- hotel, neglect ultimately causing at the lot opposite tJie Moana tla-- e gnrstde lowest price at Hopp's tered, the meeting will be under tells his death. Ambrose Hutchinson and Waikiki. The Bouse and were brought be- the control of J. Manfvls Ksneakua about twenty others talkers are to be Daniel Kakaha, t fore the committee, and their testimony teh G. A. Davis. E. Towse, W. W. Harris will fill up about 100 pages of typewrit- GURTAIH The ten transcript. rind Hon. J. W. Keikl. or at noon, There will be noor meetings held at OurCloss FuroHure A short recess was taken the docks each day, so that the "long- and the committee took the opportunitv may be reached. There will Fischer to visit the hopsital. the home, the taro shoremen by be a general of the interests sup- patches, which are conducted the Territorydis''onstress Will be laid might lead you to superintendent, and other places of in- of the and AT i a-- upon Home Rule mistakes. There Curtain Week k the pose . we large prices, terest. No complaints were lodged his Piano lepers. will be one sneaker who will devote but such is far from the with the committee by the After to a denial of the charge that the AT completing the taking of testimony, time Tbey need no words of truth. again on the Republican party wants to disfranchise Although goods the committee embarked Hawalians. W. C. King, of the praise they have been com- all that i shorly afer 4 o'clock for Hono- the come into our establish- Lehua Registration Committee, is trying to Cooper Tract pared with the finest in the lulu. secure the names of voters who have E. W. Jordan's market for two generations ment must pass the clos- moved recently. and maintain their est scrutiny and give a The Home Rulers are preparing to good account of them- MYSTIC LODGE make a fight for the honor of the seat, rnacy. More. of this grand Kaulia proposes to make old make in use than of I selves, both from the and Chairman standpoint of quality and RECEIVES SWORD number of speeches this week covering KO. 10 STOHE any other piano in the the district from Kakaako to Waikiki CALL AND GET OUR : art - our prices are lower world. . : : and Moiiiili. than are asked for inferior Sir Knight J. A. Ha$?inger Pre PRICES FOR LOTS goods. . We give you the sents- - With a little money benefit of our good judg- Pythians PACIFIC 10DCE STr. 822, BEFORE PURCHASING. 300 Pairs Curtains ment and taste in buy-in- g. Souvenir. A. F. & A. U. now end then : : : : From 50c a pair up. Mvstic Lodee No. 2. K. of P.. last will soon make one of these evening received a most valuable sou your In of sword which THERE WILL' BE A SPECIAL excellent instruments vnJr the shane Lodge. A. & A. you only value of a meetinsr of Pacific F. own property and can has not the Intrinsic M .: at Masonic Temple, this Wednes Island Realty J The best collection in the city take possession of it on the lrs arm or beautv and worth, but day evening, April 2. at 7:30 o'clock. first payment. the extrinsic weight of peculiar associ WORK IN THE SECOND DEGREE. and much lower than , at ions of Haw-ail- as well as of the Members of Hawaiian Lodge, Lodge usual prices for Order. The sword reaches the lodge le Progres. and all sojourning brethren CO., XTD. B. Booth, the gift are fraternally Invited to attenfl. through Mr. Robert By order of the R. W. M. 204 Judd "RaydiDg. coming from John A. Hassinger, Past C. F. MURRAY, One Week Only lodge, one of the Secretary. i Chancellor of the and Commencing Monday, 17. mm oldest Knights in. the Islands. lint; 11 The sword, which Is practically 0RPHEC3I COMPANY, LTD. of the shape of the Knight's ?ic rrrn LIMITED. Bedroom Sets side arms. with the straight Notice of Annual Meeting. handle, is a thing of remark IN TOUCH Merchant Street. able beauty. The handle is inlaid with THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE pearl and bound with gold, while tile Orpheum Co., Ltd., will be held at the on YOUR and the very best for the scabbard is made entirely of the latter office of the Kapiolani Estate, Ltd., WITH NEEDS Many years ago the weapon Friday, April the 4th, 1902, at 2:30 money. . Of course we material. o'clock p. m. R. have cheaper ones but was loaned to the lodge by Mr. Has- By order of the Board of Directors:-H- . M. COUNTER singer, and has been used by its off- VON HOLT, The demand for more artistic these are of hardwood many Knights. 6132 Secretary Orpheum Co., Limited. of icers in the initiation of wail papers is increasing and Jeweler and finish and consist was taken by the lodge to Wailuku pieces. It MEETING NOTICE. un-- Silversmith. seven fourteen" years ago, when Aloha Lodge we have imparted a stock was Instituted, and will make the Jour- The adjourned annual meeting of the equaled in variety and at- ney soon again when the new temple stockholders of the Inter-Islan- d Steam - tractiveness. Tbe designs ate Don't Forget Is dedicated. The history of the sword Navigation Co., Ltd..- will be held at I following letter from the office of the company. Queen street, by tome of the greatest articts REPAIRING A is set forth in the Honolulu, on Monday, April 14th, 1902, that when you want Mr. Hassinger, which was read in at 10 o'clock a. m. and the prices comparatively SPECIAIiTX.... couches, pillows filled, fur- lodge last evening: C. II. CLAPP. lowi If you want something repaired and polish- Honolulu, March 31st 61S1 Secretary. e niture rtal handsome in the wall pa- Asssortment of ing done that our UP-HOLSTK- Robert B. Booth, Honolulu. Fine Dear Sir and Brother Knight: The KOIIALA SCO All C0J1PANT. per line, call on us. Hawaiian Jewelry. . AND RE- sword which I now confide to you was PAIR DEPARTMENT presented to me by the retiring staff Annual Meeting. e. majesty, iv, in is up-to-dat- of his Mtnenamena 1S64, shortly after that king's death. Fort Street, Lore Bldg. The staff consisted of Majors Domlnis, THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THB Spalding and McKibben, and It was Kohala Sugar Company, duly adjourn- Lewers&GooRe given me in token of pleasant associa- ed to the 1st day of April, 132, will old "Honolulu Rifles," be held in Assembly Hall, second floor LIMITED. S-fcrllcIn- tions with the of which Kamehameha IV was honor- - of Castle & Cooke, --Ltd., building, cor- ! ary colonel, ana oi au uccu ner of King and Bethel streets, in Ho- v I J.Hopp&Co. wnicn i y ' A for some years a lieutenant ana ia.ner-l- nolulu, Oahu, at 10 a. m. of said day. a captain. The stockholders will be asked $20 Combination LEADING FURNITURE I loaned the sword to Mystic Lodge consider amendments to charter andf Belt can always be fonnd by those DEALERS No. 2. K. of P., during the earlier years by-law- s, the authorization of a loan by of its work, and as the scaDDara De- - the Issue of bonds with deed of trust, desiring beautiful during use. by for really Klngr Bethel Sts. came somewhat dented this or the execution of notes secured I Corner and the Knights had it put in the best pos mortgage for such purpose, or the In- How Is Your Hair $5. sible repair before they returned it to crease of the capital stock to provide A,den WALL PAPERS me. such funds. Tba Dr-- Eletrto I have prized it, not so much for Its Dated Honolulu, March 18, 1903. Bell" wUni !Uipn.orj, by visiting Intrinsic value as for its association W. A. BOWER Is it free from properties of th expensive C oo with pleasant memories of the past. 6120 Secretary. curtr - ke I now ask you will request oelt bw oia uj And that Dandruff Scales? LIMITED. Mystic Lodge to accept It as a slight MEETING. and Is wisUy rerulated. token of my appreciation of the many QUARTERLY not, use ot Jetrlclty I next re- If sound to superJ others. Can Ijr A Q Beretania St. acts of Knightly courtesy i nave I d ! years hm the nndrs!g-n- only; NO D corner of Emma. LIFE and FIRE ceived from them during the C. BREWER & COMPANY, LIMITED. frm NO DISCOUNT. Circular tn gone by.' 0 AGENTS: Address PIERCE KLECTRIC It may again be of service to tne CO Post st-- San Francico. Snt brethren in the ceremonies of the The regular quarterly meeting of the t iiawm.ll on recetpt of J. Insurance Agents, lodge, and as a symbol of Knightly C. Brewer & Company, Limited, will be PACHECO'5 fr' honor, I feel that I cannot leave it. In held at the office of the company In better hands. Honolulu on Monday, April 7th, 1902, at 10 a. m. Killer GENTS FOR Who knows but that it may become Dandruff the nucleus of a collection of relics in E. F. BISHOP. Has Just Received ffW ENGLAND MUTUAL our lodge, which, if increasing as time Secretary. It kilU tbe Dandruff germ. rolls on by contributions from the Dated Honolulu. March 31st, 1902. New Lines of LIFE INSURANCE CO brethren, may in after years be as 6130 Sold bj all Druggists and at tb. hiehlv valued by its membership as the OF BOSTON trophies that adorned the Castle Halls ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Union Barber Shop. Men's and Boys' of Knighthood in the olden time. KTNA FIRE INSURANCE CO, Fraternally, in F. C. and B., C. regular annual meeting of E. No. GIG. OF HARTFORD. JOHN A. HASSINGER, P. At the CHAN CO LODGE No. C. B. P. , Furnishing Goods Peck & Co., Ltd., held on Friday. SING HONOLULU After the presentation of the sword March 2S. 1902, the following officers WU1 In their new hall, an 0 E meet ery and letter by Sir Knight Booth, Mystic and directors were duly elected for the Milter and BereUnl streets, Hats, Ties. Underwear ensuing year: rrtdsy nl" fiLW.Miesney&Son. Lodge accepted the gift and appointed Sanitary Plumbing order of the k. K. a committee of three, composed of E. Peck. President and Manager. 07 ji. D. COUZENS. Secretary. and Clothing. Meyers Moore, W. Wolters, Vice President. and Messrs. Towse, and to C. C. Conradt, Secretary and Treas- Fort Street, near King. WHOLESALE GROCERS draft a letter of appreciation and place urer. :ivi it in the hands of Mr. Hassinger. N. E. Odge, Auditor. Sewer Connections ' AND DEALERS IN The expressions were that there will The above 'officers, together with C. A SPECIALTY, WOMAN'S EXCHANGE LEATHER & SHOE FINDINGS be a great attendance of the Knights J. Campbell, constitute the Board of "Wailuku when the celebration of the Directors. TO XEW BHAXCII STORE at C. C. CONRADT. Annex. AfenU Honolulu Soap Workf C new temple dedication takes place, the Secretary. E. Peck & Co., Ltd. t3i KING STREET, Hotel St, Jrlinfcton 29th, 1902. 6130 St. and Railroad Hotel St. near Union. J pany, en a tannery. middle of the month. Honolulu. March 9tweea Hirer DtfOf, Kcst k A. A. Montsso's MU1tBrj Farton. uonoiuiu.

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAE ADVERTISER, HONOLULU APRIL 2, J .. . . ni".". n,, ," I1. .Sn RENJES WITHOUT JAS. F. MORGAN,

I ANY ALLEGIANCE leraniBroter If He Hid no Citizenship Either Mm B. KERR & CO. Here or at 65 QUEEN STBlsET, ' w. L Home. P. 0. Bos 534. Telephone 72 WHAT IT MEANS TO THE HOUSEKEEPER. ' ir It moans absolute in goods Unless he has taken steps which have purity canned bearing thi LIMITED. rot come to the hearing: of hi3 brand and the u?er of S. fc Y product knows she has old friends here, Mr. H. Renjes, for the best in the market. We haven't had a single com- many years in the firm of F. A. Schae-fe- r I plaint hut always prai-- e where S. & W. goods are & Company, who returned to Ger used. We guarantee to make satisfactory, any case many nearly three years ago. Is a man I where fe without a country, with all the attend 8. W. hare n t proved the best and we have QOEEM STREET. ant difficulties of such political condi yet to find a disatisfied customer. tion. S. & W. SuBsman, Warnisr & Co., S F. goods include The fact was brought out recently by the development that August Dreier had gone before Judge Estee for the All Kinds of Fruits W i purpose of becoming an American citi zen, and that he had explained this Jams and Jellies, also Olives, Catsup, Lobster, Salmon, from the fact that Renjes had found THIS DAY I some difficulties in Germany. The fact Blue Point Oysters, Olire Oil, etc. that Mr. Renjes was in pillkia was When you telephone your order ask for S. & W. gooods. brought out in a letter to a friend here. Special Silk Sale some time ago. At that time Mr. Ren jes said that he found that it would Auction Sale have been better for hhn if he had be come an American citizen while here. He said further that he had applied to At 10 o'clock a. m., at my salesroom, an American consul in Germany, but 65 Queen street, I will sell at public WEEK there existed no way in which he could auction. THIS secure an allegiance through such an Tailor Goods, LI1IIT9B. official. Hats, Shoes, 22--Tolophonoa- Mr. Renjes came to Hawaii nearly Underwear. Suits of Clothes. --24 thirty years ago. He spent more than 1 Large Refrigerator, suitable for a twenty-fiv- e years In this country, un restaurant or dairy-- der Kingdom, Provisional Government and Republic, finally leaving while the annexation was in the transition per lod, without having-- ever foresworn al JAS. F. MORGAN, legiance to Germany. Yet even this AUCTIOHIER. would not have robbed him of his flag ' had he made a declaration before the consul of his country. But even that MM- - formality he neglected and down to the Z time of his departure he gave no Ruction Sale thought to his political condition. He or- - Rocoivod supposed he had a country, but it was not sov for just as the Organic Act made citizens of the United States all HoiseMJ who had been citizens of Hawaii un- Mtnre der any form of government, a law of his native land had withdrawn from PER GERMAN SHIP MARIE HACKFELD him citizenship in that country. ON 3, Ten years Is the of from THURSDAY, APRIL limit absence 4-- - I the soil of Germany, either the home 10 a m., my 0vmartla and Olovor- iiihT usiltfll - At o'clock at salesroom, Taffetta Silks footing- or that which Is taken in the 6 Queen street, I will sell at public office of the consul, during which Ger auction, a quantity of good furniture, in all the New Shades, 403, 50c, 75c man citizenship may be preserved. comprising There must be In case of continued ab Oak Hall Stands. Dressing Mirror. IS GMT per yard. sence of a citizen, a registration In the OEM 'Dining office of the consul where the citizen Oak Table, Bedsteads, ; Is equivalent Fine Oak Sideboard, Lounges, resides, which to resi 1 New Refrigerator, ALSO dence in a German possession. Rattan Chairs, etc., etc.. All formalities being neglected In the Sewing New Wash Silks case of Mr. Renjes, he found himself at New Machines. the end a man without a flag, and so I: 50c, 60, per yard. lamented the faot that he was not an Iron Material for Railroad Cars American citizen after his years of res JAMES F. MORGAN. Idence away from his native land. r" W However, the regaining of citizenship AUCTIONEER. 3 0 Inoh Trao in Germany is much easier than its Pineapple Silks loss, and Mr. Renjes may return to his For sale in quantities to suit at lowest market prices by f A early allegiance when he wishes. Ruction in neir olors, V6 inches wide. 60c per or Sale yard. HOLTS MUST GO H. eld & Co., TO THE iBliola Hackf COURTS hndm llfVI Wahiawa Company Not Ready ON FRIDAY, 4, APRIL , I J to Give Up Its III III w,.lM.,i4l..yt!WraTtt 1 At 10 o'clock a, m.. at the recidence of Pi Leases. Mrs. M. C. Monsarrat, No. 1151 Union street, I will sell at Public Auction, Furniture and Effects, comprising In Nothing: but the law seems in sight part: f for the Wahiawa Sugar Company, as Veranda Chairs, Fine Ferns and Palms, i the meeting of the corporation held Paintings by Tavernier, Metropolitan Co., Ltd. yesterday at the office of the legal rep Of Diamond Head, moonlight. leat was Paints on wood of flowers and Ha resentatlve9 of theHolt interests waiian Fishes. fruitless of settlement. There was a Paintings by J. D. Strong. Diamond fairly well attended meeting of the Head, surfing. Mullet, etc., etc stockholders and the discussion of the center and Sofa Rugs, FRESH MEATS AND FISH affairs of the corporation was quite 1 Mahogany Etagere. Mantle Mirror, heated. Parlor Chairs and Rockers, By Every Steamer from the per Bedroom Set, Oak Chiffonlere, The representatives present In Spears and Curios, Coast that has Cold Storage. son or by attorney were John D. Holt, Wardrobes, Iron Bedsteads, Sr.; John Emmeluth, Dr. Nichols and Oak Sideboard and Dining Chairs, William M. Cunningham. The former. Crockery, Stove and Utensils, ALSO ON SHOW THIS WEEK through Attorneys Andrews, Peters & Ice Box, Meat Safe, etc., etc Andrade, urged the surrender of the Choice Beef, Veal, Mutton, Lamb leases on the lands of the company, which had been secured from the for JAS. F. MORGAN, and Pork always on hand, also mer. The point was mode that the ren - tals had not been paid and that there AUCTIONEER.- was a debt, of taxes on the lands which Poultry, Salmon and Halibut. Nets must be met, while there seemed no Curtain chance that the prosecution of the cor FOR to poration was to be carried on at this RENT i time. , FOB SALE AT To this course some of stockhold te COTTAGE on Emma Square. 3 bed The Metropolitan Meat Co., King Street; Telepbeie 65. ers objected. John Emmeluth was rooms, parlor, dining room, pantry. agreeable to such a course, as it seem- The Booth, Fishmarket; Telephone 879. DOTTED SWISS Kiicnen ana . Dam. item 4U per ed impossible to carry on the plans for 65 - montn. Apply to Jas. Morgan, Central Market, Nnntura Street; Telephone MA. the working of "the plantation.- IThe yueen street. f. NOTTINGHAM LACE others urged that the stockholders should hold on to the lands for a time to see if something would turn up. The CURTAINS result was that t.ie meeting adjourned FOR RENT without the accomplishment of any NETV FISHER NET thing In the peaceful settlement of the affairs of the corporation. COTTAGE on Garden Lane. Parlor. This leaves the estate, as the owners dining room. 2 bedrooms, kitchen. NETV FLORAL SWISS of the land under lease, with a chance pantry and bath. Rent 535 per month. for a law suit. The attorneys say there Apply to Jas. F. Morgan, 65 Queen Japanese Goods Is no way in which they may hope to street. NET. secure control of the land without such suit, and this course will be followed American Goods if there is no other course taken by the plantation company very soon. It was For Rent. CURIOS further stated that there were against 2and years taxes, TWO-STOR- the lands three which Y Me- - All Special must be met by the owners of the land HOUSE In the at I and this coupled with the failure ot Carthy tract, Beretania street, between revenues from the holdings, would Piikol and Keaumoku streets. Corner of Nnuanu and Hotel Streets. make the losses oi the Holts quite con- siaeraDie. Tne fact tnat there seem3 JAS. F. MORGAN, Furnishings to be no development in sight makes it SEW GOODS receired by erery For House further necessary for the owners, ac Queen Street. steamer from Japan. cording to the attorneys, to take steps for the recovery of their land that they may have opportunity to place It in We Are the People shape to earn them a return. ICothers and Teachers. The Mothers and Teachers' Club of Honolulu will meet at the Punahou Preparatory School on Friday at 3 p. EX S. S. OREGONIAN, m. The subject of a discussion to be led by Mr. French and Miss Flora Al- - A .large shipment of the famous bright. Is Children's . Reading. The Bo & C questions for solution are: L Kerr 1. Is the meeting together of moth ers and teachers for mutual helpful ness to be ideal or practical? Will you SAIVATOR BEE LIMITED. aid Its practical fulfillment by "your presence and help? JAS. F. MORGAN of the C0NRA.D SEIPP BREWING CO. of Chicago. R 2. How Is the pernicious principle that something can be gotten for. noth ing, or for the stealing, encouraged in most of the homes of Honolulu? QUEEN , STREET. What can the Mothers and Teach Broker. ers' Club do to establish the right principle all worthy attainments His LOVEJOY & that CO. are gained by self-respecting effort? Queen Sole Distributors for 4 P'r.ase bring your answers to the 65 Street. the Territory of Hawaii. meeting. Dax i P. 0. 514. T!ftBfeRa 72 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, APRIL 2, xgoa.

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXCXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX)OCXXXMOCCa THE ELLEFORD LOCAL BREVITIES. The sale of April Fool candy was COMPANY HERE large yesterday. Wet weather generally means There will be a band concert at the Why Throw $40 Away Moana Hotel Thursday evening. wet feet, and wet feet inrari-abl- y It Will Open Siturday Night The annual meeting of the Y. M. C. means a cold. A cold By paying $100 for a Typewriter when you can gat an up-to-d- at even- SAVE A. is scheduled for next Monday strictly high grade machine In the Man of ing. DOCTOR means well, we won't go any The rainfall at Laukaha. Nuuunu further, but its obvious that Mystery. valley, for the month of March, ws The Wellington Visible Writer for $60 415 Inches, the record fall. what you need most at the bill- yes- BILLS Tfc Klleford Company, which i.i A heavy rainfall in Manoa valley preeent time is a This machine is a revolution in Typewriters. One over- ef ed to ojxsn at the Orphoum Saturday terday morning tilled almost to many endorsements given the Wellington Typewriter is flowing the ditches which run through o-- as evening, the 5th. for a dramatic sea Walkiki. GOOD PAIR RUBBERS follows : Jacob Hardy was yesterday appoint- We have a stock of the best men's storm rubbers made; positively ed by Acting Governor Cooper , as a "We make the statement that they are absolstely tb of Boundaries for the heavy rolled edge around the sole as protection best, excelling all others in simplicity, durability and accuracy. Wa I'otnmlssioner extra to ars neiny seventy-fiv- e of them In our Philadelphia and New York Fifth Judicial Circuit-Mrs- . the seam, and all of the best material. $1 bays a Pair stores. They have aur unqualified endorsement. A. J. Lyon, who has been seri- (Signed): "JNO. WANAMAKET." ously ill during the past month, has re- and saves manyrmore dollars in doctor's bills and covered and is visiting at the home of Dr. V. L. Moore on Queen street. enforced absence from business. The regular weekly meeting of the We have just received a shipment of these Typewriters and Board of Health will be held this after- be noon, at which the report of the Molo-k-ai will pleased to give full particulars regarding same. investigating committee is to. be made. According to reports received by F. A. Schaefer from Hamakua. Hawaii, the rainfall from March 1 to March 29 Manufacturers' Shoe Co., Limited THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., Limited was, at tionoKaa ami, mines; ai Kukuihae'.e, 46.92 Inches. , ;. - ill Mrs. S. B. Rose was seriously injur- 1057 FORT STREET. HARDWARE DEPT. ed Saturday evening by being run over by a surrey In which were two ladles ooooooooocoocoococoooooc and two gentlemen. Mrs. Rose sus tained a fracture of two ribs. Thirteen frames of steel and wood for bridges will be shipped to Hawaii today from the Department of Public WE MOST Works. The bridges are to be used to replace those washed out by the recent storms on the big Island. CORDIALLY A ''Acting Governor Cooper intends to W. J. ELLFFORO A go to Hllo on the next trip or tne INVITE YOU Hawaii. There are quite a number of non, la now on Its ninth annual tour homestead applications which have to come to our Fountain and try held up until a personal inspection the Coant, and this fact in itfelf is as been our delicious Soda Water. We are hleh rfcnmmpndai Ion for the merit of pan be made. offeredfl Captain Berger Is preparing an esti- serving all the popular drinks of the performances as could be mate of expenses for a trip of the band There Is no company today which 4s to Maul. If the trip is not too costly the season. There's a big differ SMI more popular masses of the- with the the band will leave here April 15th ence, soda ater goers than the Elleford Company. for Lahalna and give concerts en route you know, in water. no troupe Is looked forward to with to Walluku, where It will play Tor the Not every one can make good soda company Pythias I CM such eager anticipation. The opening of the Knights of hall. water, every woman this season Is almost identically the ared Smith, president of the Farm- any more than same as the last, and the productions ers' Institute. Is arranging for another osicry can make good pies. However, by Sat- HII are kept up to the highest standard institute to be held a week from Manaeer Kile ford. Fifteen tons of urday at the Wahiawa colony. On we've got the knack of making and ALL DEPARTMENTS scenery and properties In excess of the April 15th he leaves for Hilo and will serving Fountain Drinks that are amount of baggage allowed by the Inaugurate a second Institute among Another of our wonderful company, the farmers of that vicinity. Interest- simply delicious. And we want steamship is carried. The programs taring arranged for company numbers twenty people, being are 15 you to come and see how good all On Our Bargain Table You Will Find sides the two clever children. Baby he meetings. Value Hose Evelyn. "A Man of and Princess KawananaXoa of our Soda Water beverages are Lillian and Little ined vesterday evening at a di Mystery" will be the openings play. It ThV this season. Bring your friends a. en at the Hawaiian Hotel. is described as a comedy-dram- Its on la naM Sales Lawns play ni served the Ewa along with you, too. White Victoria sole mission Is to amuse. Every I' decorations being quite elaborate. during stay of the Elle- the presented the The miests were Col. and Mrs. Samuel 30 pieces $2.00 reduced to $1.50 piece. ford Onmpany will receive special at- Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt, Miss de- n&irs .25c tention in regard to ncenery and Campbell. Miss Chrystal. Mr. and Mrs. 2 x 1 60 " 2.50 " " 1.75 " Mr. Cunha. tail. E. B. McClanahan and or Black Hose, We hope that you will not forget " 4.00 " ' 2.00 " The sale of seats are nw ready, 23. 50 The fact that the new cable of the Ladies' Tan 40 and 75 cents are the prices. telephone company which was stretch- 3 pairs, ,50c that there is a difference in the ed out King street has been working materials used at different foun- badly, has caused no end of trouble Ladies' Fast Black, Lace Laprobes Laprobes BUSINESS LOCALS. and the superintendent yesterday lo- throughout, only tains. We always serve the best a ....25c $1, $1, reduced to 75c cated the pilikia. It was found at ' quality of syrups and cream that reduced to 35c Pacific Lodge meets this evening for point in front of the Kawaihao semi- paif work in the second degree. nary, where the cable had cracked. can be had anywhere. This is Tailor goods, hats and gloves today The cable was stripped and will be The above must be seen to what gives to our soda water the at Morgan's auction rooms. 10 o'clock. thoroughly repaired. be appreciated as they are Linen Damask Linen Huckaback Household furniture sale tomorrow at High Sheriff Brown was notified .yes- worth a great deal more. delicious "something" which we Towels . 50c doz; Morgan's. Bee list published In his terday of what was supposed to have often hear described by the ex- Towels column. been a murder at Kau, Hawaii. A na- ALSO a posi- tive named Kalmana Is the alleged vic- pression, "well now, there's some- with fringes, 75c doz. An experienced nurse desires tim, and according to the letter, had tion. Can give best references, and is administering slow thing to drink." Experts call Fancy Curtain Nets willing to travel. See ad. been killed by a INew ? that poison, through the medium of opium, ;he of drink. We wish trimmed with imitatiorr Occidental Fruit Store is receiving to the use of which he was addicted. it "body", a fresh asparagus, rhubarb, artichokes, deceased, was a witness in me notice parti Curtain Madras linen lace, redueced to by each steamer. The Spring that you would this celery and cauliflower Wong Kui murder case, and to this the to 15c yd. 15c The annual meeting of the Orpheum authorities at Kau attribute his sua-de- n cular feature when next you are 35c yd. Co. Ltd. will be held at the office of the unexplainable death. The stomach drinking at our Fountain. KapSolanl Estate Ltd. on Friday, April of the man has been placed in the Fancy 4th, at 2:30 o'clock. hands of Prof. Shorey for chemical Fimired Silkalinea 5c Don't forget that the Merchants Ex- analysis. 1f' change on King and Nuuanu are first Hosiery! In the field with Bock Beer. The sup- ; Dress Gonds Dept. ply Is limited. Don't delay. . Drug Cretonnes in different shades, f Members of the Kamehameha base- Hobron COCO ball team are requested to turn out for AI. BRflSCH & 0.. 20cto8ydsfor $1.00 practice this afternoon at the Kame- Company. '$.,AHWool, Colored French hameha school if the weather permits. Telephone 159 "" Bengalen's: 1 lot, 75c to Remember that D. G. Camarlnos. the Headquarters for Fine Soda. 50c; 1 lot 75c to 25c. grocer on King Alakea EOTEL ET Corded Waistings, 20c to 8 yds popular and t streets, buys as well as sells. Alligator X IK3ja.gr- - $1.00 Of pears, limes, chickens, eggs. etc. Call Port and : and get his prices. J ? t f T T Y T V F J ? X Wool and Cotton Striped Mrs. JVheeler has opened the Union X Waistings and Huna very centrally locat- ATarTfi . House. This is a Radv Sheets at redncea -- place, being on Union. above j t- veiling?, ioc 10 vo. ed Just 7-- 8-- 4, 9-- 4, 10--4, Pearson & Potter Co.'s. There are fur- ItliiV'Mi prices, sizes 4, X J nished and unfurnished rooms and 55c, 60c, 65, 70c a sheet. rooms for light housekeeping. . D. M. Thomson, who Is well known in and about the Islands, has just opened up a neat office at No. 11 Garden RECORD lane. All work, such as the removal of corns, bunions and ingrown nails, BREAKING Wool and Silk Challies will be successfully treated. Your ronage is solicited. LACE Regular price 30c and 25c; .a. . ooNOsar at thouas square. Reduoed --to 20 Oen-fcs- The Hawaiian Band Will Bender an CURTAIL Excellent Program There. The concert of the band this evening will be given at Thomas Square. To- SALE CO. morrow evening the concert will be B.F. EflLERS & "given at the Moana Hotel. This even- We are overstocked and have more on ing's program follows: the way. On of those miscalculations in FORT STREET. PART. I. ordering stock, that cannot always be Overture, Ivan Conterno avoided, and making it necessary to sell Gloria, 12th Mass Mozart our present line at a sacrifice. Grand Selection. Martha Flotow Songs A . CI fA NCR FOR HOUSEKEEPERS (a) Ka Uanoe o Koloa (b) Oi, Hoi Ha FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. "DRI AM I" Miss I. Keliiaa. NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, (c) Kaala (d) Maikai Ka Makani o very elegant assortment, in white ecru, KohaJa 85c. ?6.S5 per pair. Mrs. la pal. full lengths, frora to N. A FRILLED MADRAS CURTAINS, PART II. white and cream, only a small lot, 4 Cornet Solo, Culver Polka .Steinhauser yards long and 56 inches in width, regu- Mr. Charles Kreuter. lar price J6. 73. sale price f2.io per pair. Selection. Russian Melodies ....Harris TAMBO NET LACE CURTAINS, extra Coronation Anthem. Zadok. the quality, choice patterns, full size, regu- I5-S- AINIER Priest Handel lar price 9.5fl. sale price 0 per pair. your against worms, cockroaches, Cake Walk. The Creole Queen .. Hall Another lot 4 yards long and 63 inthen Have you book insurance The Star Spangled Banner. wide, regular price 112.50, sale price tMa. dust, insects? Globe-Wernic- ke Book Case Is the best policy. Insurance is permanent. No premiums. 1, Cup IU I 9 DRY GOODS after Alexander Tsnnis O O PEARSON & POTTER CO., LTD., Wednesday of Pa- co -- LTD. On next week the H.o.oacns 317. Main 4 Cor. Hotel and Union Streets. cific Tennis Club will compete in a FORT STREET. Phone IS special club tournament for the Alex- ander cup, recently presented to the club. The entries are restricted to members of the Pacific Tennis Club, and the probabilities are that about a Mr. W. K. Vickery What You Want. score of players will make an endeavor to secure tbe trophy. The regular tour- of the firm of TUltry, At-ti- n 28 HOTEL STREET. nament for the championship of the Torrty, SAN BSHDR & SO. opens In May. it of Inlands FRA X CISCO, vill in it Thra White S271. P-- O- - Box 883 - To Carry Oil to Hawaii. Honolulu for three wfl Have Just opened a new and fine line of The wharf at Ventura. Cal.. Is to be from ilareh twentyjirtt, extended 160 feet, the work to begin and vill halt icilh him com- June 1. It will take a month to tome of th firm' recn pr-on- al which is undertaken to SILK GOODS plete the Job. purchaitM 11 20 KUUANU ATENUE. for the big new in lwojtt make room at the WATER-COLOR- oil boat. This oil carrier is now build- of S arki Consisting of EMBROIDERED SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, INDIA LINEN Creek, and Is to carry ETCIIISGS. Sizes, x ing In Oakland FISE IIKAVY PONGEE for Men's Stuta; EMBROID- Bamboo Screens All nil for the Standard Oil Company be- You art intiUd to vUU VICTORIA LAWNS, SILK She will tween Ventura and Honolulu. the vllection. ERED SILK PIANO C07ERS. have a capacity of 13,000 barrels of oil. .4 Bi:A'CII STORE: Wedding Postponed. Room Corner King and Liliha Streets. J. Kditor Advertiser: The marriage of i Jl goods just been opened aad are of I Ridg. Fort Kimg The above have Miss Elisabeth Hakuole to Isaiah Pahee UIt,tyrt and Su. 4 4 4 f f M t t Hi M f t 6 is postponed. O. H. HAKUOLE. j the latest patterns. 4 M r uu

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1 : MSWBBSBBBBSSBlBaaBBBBBk. TUB PACIFIC THE PROPOSED HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE. Danadian-Australia- n Royal Commercial AdTcrtiscr NEW Honolulu, April 1. 1902. Albert Haas Entered at the Post office at Honolulu, LOCAL CLUB H. T., Second-clas- s Matter. - NAME OF STOCK Capital Yal Bid Ask FINANCIAL Mail Issue Every Morning Except Sunday Initial Steps Taken Last Evening Steamslim by v the Hr.RCA.NTIL AGENT HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY. at Kapiolani Estate irto xk 4.aj;A Von Holt Block No. 65 South Kins; St. Office. C. Brewer Co 1,000,000 100 400 f th ove lin? runtime ta eonntction wtlfc tfc CANADIAN A. W. PEARSON...... Business Manager. N. S. Sphs' Pry Goods' b-- tt io uia. 60.000 ion fjLV.nc I:a;i.V.'ai Coili ANV a Vancouver, B. and Sydney, SUBSCRIPTION' RATES: L. B. Kerr Co., stock and . Ltd.. 50 bond ;.. IJir-cluJu- Q., ara 200,010 broker K. . W and calling at Victoria, li. acd Brisbane, or the United States (Including: Hawaii The preliminary steps toward the or- . Territory): HD-sJL- O 23Iorxol-vjLl"UL- ganization of the proposed young men's c.t 5 months .3 M 6 montLa 4 00 club were taken last evening at a meet- Ewa On or about the dates below ta,tel, vts: 5.000 0 20 24 'ember of Honolulu Stock Exchange 1 year 8 00 ing held In the office of the Kapiolani Haw. Agricultural Co. 100 2 Ttvm Sydoy and Brisbane, for Vic-- Fr.;m Victoria and Vancouver. 2ft. Advertising rates on application. on Maw. com. & Sug. Co. 2,3i2.7c0 loo an Bydnar?. estate, Kaahumanu street, where a Haw. Mjgar Co 2,OH),00 tnria aad Vancouver. B. C: for Brlabana I i7 on Honomu 7MUXK) lim 125 Orders for the purchaae or aala APRIL. ACRANGI Af committee organization, consistins Honokaa 2,000.000 20 11 STOCKS AND BONDS carfuliy aa . . MAY 7 MO ANA . 1 MAT 10 of seven, was appointed. This commit- Haiku 6U0O0 UO 18 H innWFPi Kahuku 2S"1 tee also includes sub-committ- on 50,0(0 :0 promptly executed. AORANML JUNK 4 MIOWERA JUNE railwaysTland CO. Kiiiei Flan. Co., L'd.. 2.500.0U0 50 WO . 2 MOANA JULY finance, by-law- s, Kipahulu IW.OtiO 100 1U0 Loans negotiated. . AN A JULY constitution tand and Koloa nTt voyages. SOO.OtiO 100 152 nnw at Suva. Fill, an both un and down TIME TABLE. site, and a report therefrom will be McBrrde Sug. Co. L'd. S,5iK,0li0 20 fiiimri VANCOUVER AND Cam winter service la now running daily BETWEEN submitted at a meeting to be held on Oahu Sugar Co. 8,600 00 100 o.... OFFICE: IfOKTnEAL. nukinr the run without chance. The finest railway aervlce In Uuoniea 1,000.0(10 20 23,.... Friday. April 11. Ookala SOtt.000 SO 8 ta world. From and afrer Jan. 1, 1901. Ola Sugar Co. if Stangenwald Building, Room Na Ml - As.. 812,000 20 . ; . Through tickets issued from Honolulu to Canada, United States an la- OUTWARD I ainrtriuis vui aucnuea oy Olaa Paid Cp 2,o(v,OlX) 20 is Fourth Floor. rep. about twenty-fiv- e out of or Olowalu 150,000 100 ri 1U Dally Dally Dally Dally Dally the hundred I'anubau Sugar Plan O. 290. JTot freight passage and all general lnforx atkm. apply ta re P. Box HONOLULU. and Stations. ex. ex. ou persons w uu nave signmea ineir ae-si- tation to 5,000,000 50 Sun. Sun. to become members of the propos- Pacific SO' 1,000 100 am. am. am. p.m. p.m. ed club, and enthusiasm over the proj- faia VoO.OCO loo isa i'epeekeo 75;i,0l'0 300 i: THE ONLY DIRECT LIKE cL Co., Lid., AgtB Honolulu . . 7:10 9:15 11:03 8:15 5:10 ect was apparent in aU the business Pioneer 2,70,000 loo TtoMaiies Pearl City .. 8:03 8:43 11:40 8:45 5:80 transacted. Prince Cupid Kalanianaole Waialua Agr. Co 4,500,0iX) no as.1, W - , Ewa Mill . ,. 8:32 10:08 12:00 4:06 8:19 presided. wauufcu 700.000 100 ,. 10:50 4:45 Waimanalo. 252,000 100 Walanae ...... One of the most important features Waimea 125.000 100 Waialua . . XX 55 S 40 of the meeting was the discussion on Steamship Kahuku . . 1232 8:15 .... site. The sentiment seemed to be in Co's S. S. Co . favor of a site which was central, Wilder 500,000 100 100 ii j: " tfjr (Dgg&bIg INWARD. x Inter-Islan- d tj vf t 3 Steamslip Co. where the members could drop In with- S. S. Co.. 500,000 100 67, 65 Daily Dally Daily Daily 5 3B. Statiena. ex. ex. out having "to go to any distance from Miscellaneous Sun. Sun. p.m. p.m. the down town district. It was stated J X Haw'n Electric Co.... a'io.ooo 100 5:38 2.-0- that the success of the club depended 100 Kahuku .... Hon.R.T.A L Co... 250,000 100 90 8 2:60 largely upon a central . location, as BI Waialua JO .... Mutual Tel. C 89,000 10 mi Ttie fine pnssncrc steamers' of th la line will arrive and leave thle port Walanae lOM .... 8:85 large dally average attendance would O.R.1L Co 2,000,000 100 aa hereunder: Mill 8:68 7:41 AX be of ul Ewa 1:5 the best barometer the club's Bonds SAN FRANCISCO: PROM SAN FRANCISCO: Pearl City 8:18 8:02 1:20 4:53 trmate success. Three or four sites are Ton Honolulu (M M 3:05 tM I under consideration. One is on King Haw. Govt. 5 p. e. .... ALAMEDA APR. t ALAMEDA APR. G. P. DENISON, F. C. SMITH, I street, near the Atherton residences, Hilo K. K. Co. 6 p- - c... 100 SONOMA APR. IS SIERRA APR. 1C Superintendent. a. p. a. another on Alakea street above the Pa Hon. R. T. A L Co. TO SO t. 6 p. e .... 05 ALAMEDA APR. ALAMEDA APR. 26 cificCIub. and a third on Hotel street. Ewa Pl'n 6 p. e MAY 6 7 VENTURA SONOMA MAT TIDES, SUN AND MOON. near tne iiorary. O.R.AL Co...... lt4 DENVER, ALAMEDA MAT 21 ALAMEDA MAT 18 on ap Oahu Pl'n 6 p. e MAT 27 28 The committee organization, aa Olaa Pl'n . p. e. KANSAS CITY, SIERRA VENTURA MAT Cupid Ag, 6 p. e. ALAMEDA JUNE 11 ALAMEDA JUNE 6 S1 pointed, is as follows: Prince Waialua Co. 17 13 aa Kalanianaole. chairman; J. H. Boyd ST. LOUIS, SONOMA JUNE SIERRA JUNE 3 ALAMEDA JULT 2 ALAMEDA JUNE 27 5 . J. P. Colburn, C. A. Long, A. O. M 52. a SALES. . VENTURA JULT 8 SONOMA 9 ? El C' C.: Robertson, M. Keohokalole and Wm, OMAHA, JULT a l a ALAMEDA JULT 22 ALAMEDA . JULT 18 S Blaisdell. Between Boards Fifty-thre- e Ma Bryde. $5.50. ST. PAUL, Local Boat. p m Ft. a.m a.m .:p m. Risa Mon. 31 9 1 5 4 18 8 40 5.54 6 15 a.m. CHICAGO, Tues 1,11 001 ..4,10 Pi 5 18 4 0J5 53 815 0 471 KOHALA WILL Classified AND ALU In connection with the sailing; of t he above steamers, the Amenta are pre- Wed.. 2.'ll 54, 1 4.a 06 6 05 5 18 5 52 6 li 1 SI AdTcrtiscmcnts. pared to issue, co Intending; passengers. Coupon Through Tickets by any ISSUE Thur. 8 a.m. 12.24 .45 2315 5116.15 2 15 BONDS Principal Eastern Points railroad, from San Francisco to all points - In the United States, and from Frid.. 4 0 42! 1.5 1 7. 19 7 18 5 C0.6 ti- 3 67 New York by any steamship line to all European porta. Bat... 5; 1 SO 1.4 2 A 7 SI 8.10j5.49.8.16 8 40 WANTED. Ipm.l a.m. cottagre Three Trains Daily from Bun., . 44,1 9. SO 8 C5 5.49 6.16 4 21 This Plan Followed for the FURNISHED for two bach- 3 3 IS, 8 elors, centrally located or near the SAN FRANCISCO. lion.. 7l s ait i ' 2 58 9 Oi 9.0 t 48!6.17 5 07 Payment for New electric line. Address B. A., this of fice. 6121 Two Trains Daily from FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS. APPLT TO New moon April 8th at 2:20 a. m. Pumps. Times of the tide are taken from the WANTED Room for light housekeep PORTLAND. United States Coast and Geodetic Sur i ing; near car line. Address A9, Ad THE QUICKEST TTMB BT MANX vey i tables. i At an adjourned meeting of the Ko office. 6130 WM. & CO. The tides at Kahulut and HUo occur vertiser HOURS. G. IRWIN Plantation Company it waa de about one hour earlier than at Honolulu. hala JOBBING and repairing; satisfactory LIMITED. Hawaiian standard time Is 10 hours 80 cided that the corporation should is work, beat reasonable rate. CHAS. UNION PACIFIC TRAIN 8 minutes slower than Greenwich time, sue bonds to the amount of 2150,000, for WAGNER, Carpenter. O. Box 625. Agents S. S. Co. ing 157 SO P. Gbnirax Oceanic that of the meridian of degrees purpose paying pumping 6127 ARB PALACES ON WHSEXa minutes. The time whistle blows at 1:30 the of for the New and Modern Equipment. p. m., which Is the same as Greenwich, 8 I plant which was installed two years POSITION By competent bookkeeper; Double Drawing Room Palaaa Elaajy hours 0 minutes. Bun and moon are for ago. The authorization was given for best references. Would go on plan era. local time for the whole group. the making of an issue of $300,000, but tation. Addresa C. S. P. C, Box 208. Buffet Smoking and Library Cars. only the amount named will be issued 6126 Free Reclining Chair Cars. Pacific Mail Co. QHIPPINti INTELLIGENCE. and the remainder kept In the treasury Ordinary Sleeping Cars, Steamship for future contingencies. TO BORROW S500 or 2600 on raal Dining Cars, Meals a la carta. no agents; pay S per D. W. HITCHCOCK, O. A , officers - as tate; will sent. WEATHER BUREAU. The election of resulted D. thl office. tlM 1 Montgomery Bt follows S. C. Allen, president: M. P. F" San Francisco, Cat Honolulu, Alexander St., April 1, 1902. Robinson, vice president: H. Water- - THE public to know the Honolulu house, secretary; J. B. Atherton, treas- that Mean temperature 9.7. Horse Bazaar Is the place to get rigs urer; C. M. Cooke, auditor. There was of any description to see the sights la Occidental & Oriental S. S. Co. Minimum temperature 63. n owing con- Maximum temperature 74. further business to the and around Honolulu, Also, horses 9 p. 29.90, sideration of the reports at the prior bought, sold and exchanged. King Barometer at m. steady. corporation. street, opposite and Toyo Kisen Kaisha Rainfall, 24 hours up to 9 a. m. .01. meeting of the Kawaiahaa Churea. To 3112. Rent Mean dew point for the day 66. Phone White Uf Steamers of the above companies will call at Honolulu and leave this Mean relative humidity 88. pert on menu . or about the dates below oned: Winds Light N to SE and calm. VESSELS IN PORT. POSITIONS WANTED. ' Weather Variable, fair, showers to X"WO STOE"ST FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. FOR SAN FRANCISCO: fair. EXPERIENCED child nurse wantk po PEKINO APRIL 5 CHINA APRIL Forecast for today Light, variable J)u ARMT AND NAVT. sition. Address "Nurse," this office. OAELIC APRIL 15 DORIC APRIL 15 winds and calm; weather mostly fair, TJ. S. S. Albatross, Thomas, San Fran- - 6132 nONGKONO MARU APRIL 22 NIPPON MARU APRIL 25 but unsettled. 1 Cisco. March 24. CHINA APRIL 30 PERU MAT 3 CURTIS J. LTONS. Ui S. S. Iroquois, Rodman. BT young man, position as bookkeeper; On Lunalilo Street DORIC MAY 8 COPTIC MAT 10 good references. Address "G. H. D., VEAB XEWALO BTEKET. '.:.'...... Territorial Meteorologist -- : MERCHANTMEN. NIPPON MARU MAT IS AMERICA MARU MAT 20 ) this office. 6U7 PERU MAT 24 PEKINO MAT 28 (This list does not Include coasters.) S DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA- COPTIC JUNE OAELIC JUNE . 10 A. J. Fuller, Am. Bp., Haskell, Sydney, 11 TION. April 1. p. m. Weather FOR RENT. Four bedrooms, Electric AMERICA MARU JUNE HONGKONG MARU JUNE 13 cloudy, wind light, north. . February 28. PEKINO JUNE 19 CHINA JUNE 21 AUco Cooke, Am. achr., Penhallow, UNION HOUSE, Mrs. Wheeler, Propr. Lighting; Stable to GAELIC JUNE 23 DORIC JUNE 28 "Port Gamble, March 21. Furnished and unfurnished rooms; ONOKONO MARU JULT 5 NIPPON MAR1T JULT 8 ARRIVED. Edward Sewall. Am. sp.. Quick, Oyster also rooms for light housekeeping. Accommodate Two Horses. 4.... PERU .7. JULT 16 Tuesday. April L 'Harbor, March 22. Union street, above Pearson & Pot- o COPTIC JULT 25 Stmr. Noeau. Greene, from KukuU En?n A. Read, Br. sp., McQuarrie, Ma- - ter Co. ' 6132 LVZon-bf- AMERICA MARU AUO. una, . o haele, Waipio, Honokaa and Kaanapali juarcu 8 35 11 NEW modern house of rooms; all PEKINO AUG. at 5 a. m., with 3773 bags sugar, 7 Frank W. Howe, Am. schr., Atkinson, packages sundries. Mauritius, March 1. conveniences. Phone Blue 196L 6131 Stmr. Mauna Loa, Simerson. from Gerard C. Tobey, Am. blc, Gove San For general Information apply to P . M. S. S. Co. Francisco, March 18. ONE nice, large room, suitable for two; Lahalna. Maalaea, Kona and Kay, at room. desired; CASTLE & LAHSDALE 6 a. m. . Klikitat. Am. bkt.. Rowsl Port Lud also small Board if low. March 22. private family. 16 South School Am bktn. M. Wlnkleman, Guttorin- - street. 6129 sen. 58 days from Newcastle, 10 a. m. Mary Wlnkleman, Am. bktn., Guttorin Real Estate, Insurance, at son, Newcastle, April 1. Stmr. J. A. Cummins, Searle. from A FOUR-ROO- M furnished cottage; flna Investments. Koolau ports, at 8 p. m. Olga. Am. achr., Waldwlck, Newcastle, March 22. location. Address S. A. M., this of- 1. ;lacMeM,$ Schooner supposed to be Alumna. fice. 6127 Telephone 70 Main. 606 and 507 Ml. - C., S. Larsen. 56 days from Newcastle, out C. Allen, Am. bk., Johnson, San night. Francisco, March 28. btangenwald Bldg. side last Oregonlan. Am. stmr., Carty. San AT 1142 Adams Lane, suite of nicely AGENTS. Stmr. Lehua, Napala, from Molokai, furnished rooms. Apply at Helen's at 11 p. m. .Francisco, March 28. S. D. Carleton, Am. sp., Amesbury, Ta- Court, rear of Elite building. 6119 coma, 21. The Hawaiian Realty DEPARTED. March S. N. Castle, Am. bkt., Nllson, San OFFICES FOR RENT. American-Hawaiia- 1. Francisco, March 17. n , Tuesday, April v& Maturity Co., Ltd. Steamship S. S. Tamplco. Reed, AN elegant office in the Elite building. for Eleele and step daddy 116 Makaweli. at 4 p. m. To one about to off: The Particulars of J as. Steiner, Hotel Scbr. Kauil;eaouli, liana, for Koloa, "Let me give you a bit of advice, my street. 6102 ' dear. To a man, the heart of the woman 1. Real Estate Brokers, Ineuraaca Kauai. Is oil country." The building, Queen Schr. Moi Wahine, for Paauilo, at 4 he loves like an IN BREWER street. Agents. X m. daughter "How can that be, pa?" The on reasonable terms. Apply to C. daddy "The Interest is intense only so Brewer & Co., Ltd. 2. Act as Guardians, Administrators, New York to Honolulu via Pacific Coast Stmr. Kinau, Freeman, for Hilo and long as is a. prospect of new dis- and Trustees of Estates. way ports, at 4 p. m. there , coveries." Life. 3. Expert Appraisers of v THE SPLENDID NEW STEEL STEAMERS Stmr. w. G. Hall, S. Thompson, for FOR SALE. Accountants, 8. 8. XITADES, 3,000 tons, from Sao Francisco for Honolulu April 6 Kauai ports, at 5 p.m. Lands. O. 8. NBVADAN. to vail about April 15 Stmr. Niihau, Thompson, for Koloa, Classified Adrertiment. 2000 FIG TREES at 65 and 75 cents 4. Loans made on approved security. 81. 8. Hawaiian, to sail about May 15' Eleele and Hanapepe, at 5 p. m. each; well rooted, 2 to 2 feet high. Stmr. Claudine, Parker, for Maui Addres3 A. Herbert, corner Beretania 6. Issue Interest-bearin- g, gola invest- Forty-secon- Brook-ly- n. ports, 5 p. m. FOR RENT OR LEASE. and Keaumoku streets. . 6131 ment certificates. The best installment Freight received at Company's wha rf. d street. South at proposition on ' market at ail times. Am. 'sp. Mary L. Cushing. McNeill, "WANTED By a responsible party, a investment the for Port Townsend. in ballast. cottage near car line or center of city. ONE 1300-l- b. (fifteen hundred .pound) today. Ice-making machine, in good order; For further particulars, apply to Kent must De reasonaDie. xara room particulars, apply at tha DUE TOD AT. no object. Addresa S. A. W. V., this also one turbine water wheel. For For further particulars, apply Ice office, 3 4 Melntyra - Stmr. Mikahaia, from Makaweli. office. 6129 further Lihue company's and Hv Hackfeld & Co., Ltd. ' Co.. Lihue, Kaua'. 6130 building, Honolulu. C. MORSE. General Freight Agent. AGENTS, HONOLULU. P. PASSENGERS. LOST. OIL paintings, black and whites and The Hawaiian Eealty & Maturity Co.,ItL Arrived. LADY'S purse containing money, keys panels, by Jules Tavernier and J. D, papers. re Strong. Apply at Mrs. Monsarrat's, For Mauna Loa and Noeau arrivals and Liberal reward if 1101 Union street. 6129 see page 10. turned to the Advertiser office. 6131 & TACOMA Departed. A FINE Double Surrey, almost new. CII A 8. UKEWKll & CO8. SEATTLE Per stmr. Kinau. April 1. for Hilo Can be seen at 1513 Thurston St. 6126 Rev. T. Fukao, Mr. Wilson. Miss A. HOINSO Kanoho. E. R. Booth, A. G. Serrao, Halst8ad&Co.J.ld. ELEGANT furniture, new, consisting to m wife and son. A. B. Loebenstein. N. C. of 1 parlor, 2 bedroom, 1 dining-roo- Bark Footing Suey Willfonsr. William H. Sgren. C. R. Jar-- set, dishes and kitchen utensils, com t S. S. CALIFORNIA, C000 TONS, to Sail April 20. es, J. W. Hosmer and wife, A. J. Ly STOCK AND plete. Address "C. W.," this office. nn. II. h unzp. I . T. Knak-- it w. 6114 NEW YOIiK to HONOLULU . t Madden, J. D. Ryan, A. Frank and PR (TNT) "R "R TT "R S AOOUl Juiy i O 14-in- ONE ch condenser, 10 inches in freight rates apply ilto For farther particulars apply to L. Wight, G. B. Champlln. Mrs. R. diameter, and iron frame for same, For Scott. Miss F. L. ' Champlln, Mrs. Hat-ti- e can be seen at this office. 6109 1 CHAS. BRKWKH & CO. fi--i. 2t Potter. W. H. Layson and wife. For Hackfold Co., Ltd. Lahaina J. S. McCandless. For Ma-- Money & SCHWING 8x10 long CO- C Advanced on FOLMER ob C. BREWKR & - MORSE, Agent. 36-In- P. General Freight ch f hukona Robert Hind. Mrs. J. M. Hind. focus Graphic camera; leath- LIMITED, HONOIjri.U. t For Kawalhae E. Henriques. For Ma Sugar Securities. er bellows; reversible, double-swin- g alaea L. 11. Crook. E. Devauchelle. back; rising, falling and sliding Per stmr. Claudine. April 1, for Ka- - front; top and side made to open for NAVIGATION COMPANY'S hului II. P. Baldwin. W. N. Alexan use as a short focus camera; level GLOBE er der, A. Weill. S. N. Palmer, J. M. Coul- - finder, one plate-hold- and tripod; DR. ROUL'S teloscoplc SOUND-HONOLUL- U son. D. H. Davis and wife. Mrs. Allen. 921 Fort Street also, a Bausch & Lamb PUGET ROUTE W. S. Robinson, wife and child. Miss lens for use with above camera. Can CELEBRATED PENNY TAN 6105 Connecting direct, without transfer, with the G. N. Ry., N. P. R. R., and Katherine Smith. Mrs. . Layson. For Tel. Main 188. be seen at Advertiser office. ; C P. It. R. Lowest rates of freight from all Eastern points; shortest possible lana H. C Ovenden. time. From Hilo. March 2. for San Fran-isr- o. AN 8x10 rectilinear lens; no name; Sure Cure for all Female Irregularities S. S. Eureka, from Seattle and Tacoma. on or about April 10. pr Roderick Dhu Luke F. Le- - riHE MSLEOSE. with Bausch & Lamb iris diaphragm ( 10. H. Mcintosh, Marion H. particulars and price, S. S. Tamplco, from Seattle and Tacoma. on or about May Rlond. J. 1444-14- 52 shutter. For Sold only by Digss. Mrs. A. Richly. Mrs. Cyril KING ST. this office. - call at For farther Information address L. K. REEUE, Smith, Joseph Silva and wife, Manuel 2 Brewer Bulldiar. Honolulu. AGENT HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, Corra. Pleasant Rooms, with excellent Table ONE 5x8 Bausch & Lamb Rapid Uni Honolulu Drug Co. i Glebe Navigation Company. Seattle. Wash.: P. W. Rochester. 308 Market For departures, per stmr. W. G. Hall and Service. Moderate Prices. versal len3. with Iris diaphragm. Can To whom all orders should be ' Et Baa Fraaclaco, and agents of abov e railroads, will furnish Information. for Kauai, aee page 10. Tel. 2081 Blus. be seen at this office. PAGES 9 TO 12. 12 PAGES.

i ESTABLISHED JULY J. 1S56. tit WEDNESDAY, 2, rRlCE FIVE CENTS. VOL XXXV. HONOLULU,- HAWAII TERRITORY, APRIL 1902.

1 I m-44- ritOFKSlQNAL CARDS, 4 . - 1 ARCHIIECTS dfOSTETTEBt THE EGRO VIEWED FROM THE OUTSIDE BHARDSL.EE & PAG H. Architects and Builders. Office, 2d lloor. Elite building. Hotel etreet; sketches and cor- rect estimates furnished at short notice; Tel. 229; P. O. bo 773-- AID IND ATTORNEYS. C. n. HEMENWAT. Office, 406 Judd buildtngr Telephone 314 Main. FRED W. MIL.VERTON. Rooms S2-30- 4 What Education is Stangenwald block; Tel. Main 395. PETERSON & MATTHEWMAN. P. Doing For O. box 365; 13 Kaahumanu St. BKOKKHS. E J. WALKER. Coffee Broker; buys Them. and sells Coffee in any quantity. Room 4, Spreckels' block. CI11ROPOHIST. MEETING OF THE DR. W. R. BOGLE. Office, Oregon block. Hotel and Union Sts. WOMAN'S BOARD D W THOMSON, expert chiropodist. No. 11 Garden Dane, between Hotel A Weak Back and Beretania streets. Mrs. C. B. Dyke Reads an Inter- CONTRACTORS. Some people suffer from this ailment Build nearly all their lives. They are ner- WM. T. PATT. Contractor and vous and despondent through loss of esting Paper Reports of er, stone and office ntting; ric. lep. The fact Is their kidneys are wood, or etone building: shop. Hotel weak and are unable to perform their Local Missions. St., near barracks; res.. 1641 AnapunL functions. The best medicine to strengthen the kidneys, stimulate the DENTISTS. liver and cure INDIGESTION. DYS- Missions held Mclntyre bldg., MA- The Woman's Board of DR. H. BICKNEL.D. PEPSIA. SLEEPLESSNESS Oil 2 14; office hours. 9 to 4. LARIA, FEVER AND AGUE. Is Its monthly meeting yesterday after- rooms and Sunday school room noon, at 2:30 In the ALBERT B. CLARK. D.D.S. Bereta- HOSTETTER'S of Central Union Church, the attend- nia and Miller; office houre, to 4. ance being quite large. There were a DR. DERBY. Mott-Smlt- h bldg.. eor. number of Interesting reports on the Fort and Hotel Sts.; office hours, STOHACH BITTERS missionary work being done In Hono- to 4. Ges administered. lulu, especially among the Hawaiian M. E. GROSSMAN. D.D.S. Aiaicea ei.. and Japanese. The main topic of the three doors above Masonic em pie, afternoon, however, was an address by Honolulu; office hours, 9 a,m. toi 4 p.m. Mrs. H. Dyke of Kamehameha ! I TONGS? ,DR. GEO. H. HUDDT. Mclntyre bid.. I . negro t xzj on School, on and Indian education, rooms 1 and z; a, m. to p. m. - jm-m- x which proved a most interesting side- light on the work being done among DR. A. C. WALL, DR. O. E. WALL. Office hours, 8 a. m. to 4 p. m,; Love the people of these two races, Mrs. bldg.. Fort St.; Tel. 434. Dyke showing that she has gleaned her by personal investigations. J .M. WHITNEY, M.D., D.D.S. Boston facts bldg., Fort St.; above May & Co's; Mrs. Dyke's address was entitled hours, 9 to 5; Tel. Main 277. "Educational Work of. the American Missionary Association." although shtf KliECTUlCATj KNGINEEI18. Every Inch one pushes oft stated that this title restricted many i T EMIL T. DREISR. Contracting and beyond the normal distance of development she Consulting Electrical Engineer; plans points of educational PHILIPPINES bet forty cents if I had that knife 1 wouldn't cut myself like he does." estimates; Magoon building. eye dt-sire- THE twelve Inches, after failure d to present. The main object of "I'll and begins, means an Inch of dan- (From the Oregonian.) T developing an uncivilized race was to JAS. S. McKEE. Electrical. Mechanic- ger. substitute the Ideals of the civilized 4 Consulting Engineer; office, Ninety-nin- e persons out of a al and race for those of the uncivilized, and rooms 11 and 12, Progress block. hundred may do It safely; you thus raise the standard of the latter. Throughout the South there were 164 may be the one who can't. must de- schools and 16.000 pupils. BY eyes Any one who has these ideals Industrial EDGAR GEIL AS VIEWED ENGINEERS. Those having the best mand certain very definite things, such As to the Indians. Mrs. Dyke found Survey- when old age comes will be a education was a different ARTHUR C. ALEXANDER. as righteousness, love, beauty and that their or and Engineer, 409 Judd bldg.; F. who heed the first call justice. Their ideals were different, for v those certain amount of wealth and matter. DR. S. E. BISHOP O. box 732. . for help. Herein lies the entire problem of the the Ideal of the Indian was to be a war- REVEREND Eyes Examined; Glasses fitted. of the negro. At the begin- rior. As an educated Indian he as- & CO., LTD. Engi- education was CATTON, NEILL ning of their slavery he was unedu- sumed different ideals, but he The following- letter to the editor of merly adopted, and to Justify your neers, Electricians and Boilermaker, 240 years in development by the cated and uncivilized, but of hampered their Is printed with the per- comments upon the character which Honolulu. servitude gave him training in the hostile attitude of his people. When The Advertiser they disclose. shop field, and In many Industrial a nes;ro returned to his community mission of its author: regret my excellent pastor, Mr. HSDON IRON WORKS. Engineers A. N. Sanford, and upon I that of Pumping and Sugar things. The negroes had a certain from school he was looked as a G. Smith, Esq.: Kincaid, feels so hurt 'by your asper- and builders power were man, his ways copied as Walter Machinery and complete Manufacturing: Optician. amount of education, for they superior and My Dear Sir: Your reference 'to my- sions on Mr. Geil. although I rather office, room 12, Spreckela compelled to practice sobriety, faith far as possible. With the Indian tribes respecting wonder he did not see through his plants; Boston Building. Fort Street. stu- self in yesterday's editorial that block; Tel. 194 and economy. But now after forty it was different. Some returned Mr. Edgar Geil has made me feel the obvious Insincerity. But Mr. Geil is 10.000.000 insulted, publicly whip- 4 years of freedom there are dents had been duty of that I did at least much gifted, and has many agreeable TANATT.-Ci- vil and Elec- to statins E. TAPPAN negroes living in the South in a belt ped and their parents ill treated to In your mind qualities. He also brought flattering 1313 displeased something establish trical Engineer; office, Wilder surrounded by educated people, who show how the tribesmen the unfavorable opinion which you ex- credentials, such as are easily obtained Ave.; Tel. Blue 3441. are practically today untouched by were. Gallantry toward women is not press of his character. I had very by such men. One naturally recalls imported civilizing influences. The negroes are a part of the aboriginal Indian's make- opinion ex- - strong a group of excellent people ' go-- elearlv formed such an . and. i how TATti0n M Am. c. B thoroughly religious and there Is a great up, but an Incident related by Mrs. U you emphasis, De- - clung tenaciously to tne lniegmy 01 Engineer; 30 A PRONOUNCED NERVE TONIC an pressed to with f consultIng Hydraulic deal of brotherly love among them. As Dyke while she was at Indian cause he was acting in a public capac- . the very base impostor Hammond, long Judd bldg., Honolulu; P. O. box 799. soon as one gets ahead in the world, school, showed that education had had Ma- - most of us had seen through him. Of rid- ity. Mr. Cell's late deliverances at after pull up fam- in respect. She was m. 1 .-ooum- . S. V.. BISHOP. his first thought is to his its effect this II 1 1 ...tl.u1 1 1 L . 1 xvlnto.. HoortilV vmir HNGRAVERS. el. )UU Jlcivtr irjjiuitcu, ' j " ' A Nerre, Heart. Brain and Sys bicycle, at a . . . 1 T . 1 1 WV ily with him. ing on a road on her and 10 a ...J x frT- - Unnnllllll inrit to me coiiiiriu liic juusinTriiL - W. BEAKBANE. Card Engraving and Oneida Indian student, 4--- tem Tonic, free from the depressing It was often said that the education sharp turn an 4 4 4 4 4 Stamping; room 3, Elite building. negro is a failure. This was also astride a wheel, came rapidly to- 444 effects o general after many tomes of the Globe-Wernlc- ke book ex- was imminent dan- If vou ue the . true in the South to a large ward her. There you to keep your members of the Japanese Immigration INSURANCE. and stimulants. tent, although the South had spent ger of a collision, and fhe shut her case will be able among passengers s Tonic combines in proper would not books clean and free from ail kind of Co.. was the orin MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE This negroes. eyes, fearing the Indian L V - . much money to educate the that insects. Pearson & Potter Ltd. have Hill U lilt- laSL vw YORK. from the active properties of the Twenty years ago Kentucky spent 30 attempt to stop riding her down. To is his third visit to this country. CO. OP NEW negro, Indian them for sale. S. B. ROSE, Agent, Honolulu. well-know- n ingredients Kol and cents a year to educate the her surprise, however, the Is spending $3.40 sharply and rode over a high Coca. and today the State turned MUSICIANS for every negro. Twenty years ago in bluff and thus avoided hurting her. Delivered to all parts of the city North Carolina the annual expenditure She wondered why the Indian race did ANKIS MONTAGUE TURNER. "Mlfc- - for 35c per dozen. f.r each negro's education was 19 cents not produce Booker Washingtons. non," 1024 Beretania si. and today $1.03. In the Northern States There were a number of Booker Wash- the average cost is 130 for each pupil. ingtons in the South. COOK'S MUSIC SCHOOL. Love bldg., Bottled by i owing to the poverty which has Mrs. Green's report on the Hawaiian Fort St. Its methods are the result but ( 30 experience in teaching. obtained In the South since tne war. home missionary work was devoted Sore Throat of years' Hawaiian Soda Works what the Southern States expend for largely to the sewing classes and the education is large In proportion to thai proposed kitchen where Hawaiian girU PHYSICIANS. Out Motto SUPERIOR QUALITY put out by the States of the North. can be educated In cooking and light DR-- W. HOFFMANN. Beretania St., Emma Ft., near Vineyard. The average negro child In the rural housekeeping. The work of the sewing and opposite Hawaiian Hotel. Hours, 9 to on an 11 m.; 1 to 3, and 7 to 8 p. m. 1S71. districts of the South receives class, which meets on Wednesdays at a. PHONE BLUE average about forty clays' schooling Kawalahao Church., where Mrs. Wilcox Phone White 481. In a school year. Only one half of rhe donates the material and prepares it Bronchial children of school age are enrolled. for the girls, was told of. There was a DR. T. MIT AMUR A. Office, 1468 Nuu-an- u You Want Rig The poverty Is very great. great'need of sewing teachers, and Mrs. St.; Tel. White 152; office hours, When a people ladies, 8 to 10 a. m., and 6 to 8 p. m., except RJNO UP THE The speaker stated that m.st Hyde made an appeal to the recognized that the animal Instincts of those who had leisure, to assist in the Troubles Sundays. men come from the lower nerve cen work. Many girls were being turned A sore throat is the begin- - When higher nerve centers away becausc-o- f the lack of teachers. W. G. ROGERS, M.D. Eye. Ear, Nose CLUB- ters. the ning of a dangerous ailment 1146 are educated there is a degree of cau-- j Mrs. Oreetfthousht a room should be and Throat; Alakea St. Livery Boarding city, it is the beginning of an ail- tlon in the person. The violent crimes ( hired In a central part of the and Sales .... perpetrated by the negroes in the South where Hht housekeeping could be ment that will end in death DR. J. UCHIDA. Physician and Bur- a surprising lack girls who afterward mar- geon; office, Beretania, between Fort are committed with ( tausht. The unless it is checked in the 8 to of foresight and caution. The negro men would thus be enabled and Nuuanu streets; office hours, ried white beginning, and there is only 12 7 8 p. m.; 1211 White. CSTA8LES knows this, but at the same time his to conduct their household affairs in a. m., to Tel. - men medicine that will check S5-- lit FORT STREET. animal Instincts are strong and he can- j the manner to whk--h the waite one not practice caution ana xoresigm i have always been accustomed. a sore throat, only one medi- UNDERTAKERS, EflBALnERS. knowing prone-ne"- s CO. 10 Main. the same time, although that Mrs. Green also regretted the cine that you can take to get TOWNSEND UNDERTAKING Ptable Phone. may be 3S3 St.; Phone Blue 571. litem- - stand. Fnones 21 and 72. even within a few hours he of the Hawaiian to change their immediate relief and prevent Beretania nEixiXA. taken and hung r otherwise killed for religious belief frequently. This inter- an. could be work. She also a serious illness, and that h!s crime. If the children fered largely with her that is - three hours' education every day spoke with regret of the tendency of is Dr. Halpruner's Wonderful Medicine, a medicine The Pacific Hotel PlrB 'FKri she d that the results would famines to come to Honolulu from oth-- r prescribed and corr.potrded to cure sore throat, and cure it tt 11S2 Union St., Opp. Pacific Club. Blu 83la years there would fur a show In later hn Mand where they had comfortable once; a medicine that will cure it, because it is mad right, made to AnJ trive order h, less hatred. In tenement houses In Rooms, mosquito-proo- f, ir9 crime and rae r.omes. to huddle afflicted will drive out the pain and allay the Newly furnished She rpke of the work of General this city. act on the parts. It electric lights, hot and cold wa- Sample Package of Armstrong at Hampton. There the re-ltci- ou Mrs. Gulick spoke briefly or the worx inflammation. ter. First-clas- s Table Board. nature of the negro was devel- the Japanese, and gave an Inflammation is the cause of nearly all our troubles, and Halpruner's MRS. HANA, Propristor. Roberts' Cream This nitiir- - progress. oped by missionary work. report of its drives out inflammation like water puts out fire. of the negro was a wonderfully true following Chocolate to Mrs. Hyde announced the you have a sore throat send to your druggist and get a bottle of BEAVER LUNCH PxOOMS cream or snjnir, it is all ready one. In time of trouble he learns for work to prepare for the If It need no Ie;n a hfsher power for help. conimlttee Halpruner's Wonderful Medicine and rub it into the throat and chtst w th Btwt Chocolate on the U!on - annul meeting of the board in June: NOLTE, Proprleter. for nv. It During all his slavery he was depend- Mrs. R. W. we'l rub it until the throat bums, until you know the medicine has H. J. cxarket at the present time. upon some hither, Mrs. Theodore Hit hards. Opposite Wilder A Co. will like it. Inc and leaning Andrews. Mrs. S. K. Bishop. Mrs. penetrated deeply, and then take a couple of teaspoonfuls in a glass of Fort Street. TRY IT. yon The one thing most needful in FIRST-CLAS- S LUNCHES SBRVED, ministry, i Leadincham. Mrs. Bristol. Miss Mar- milk or wa:er even' two or three hours, and it will be only a short With Tea, CofTee, Soda Water. the South was an educated i teach- garet Hopper. untii will disappear entirely. Ginger Ale or Milk. because upon the result of their I matter of time your sore throat - Open 7 a. m. to 10 p. m. ings moch depends. The negro lean- bronchial troubles more continuous treatments are required, but from much In Smokers Requisites & Specialty. Tetania and Emma Crocrl . upon the ministers who exercise eventually give you the cure you seek. B St. power over him and all his race. Thee it will ones who GZKD FOR FREE All druggists'sell Halpruner's Wonderful Pain Remover joc and uneducated ministers are the small Tailoring Co. It is not so easy "for a ILLUSTMTCO a bottle the i size contains three times the quantity of the Oahu W. Ahana & Co., tell them that or $ i $ W. r;ch man t enter heaven as for a But demand the genuine Merohant Tallor. i LIMITED. go through eye of a ram-br- k siz. camel to the CHILDREN'S inff, Re- ' A . they had to say LADIES', Suite made to Order, clean W. w. AHANA. rrts u needle." What w.is mostly from memory. The great- pairing and preying; corner Bere- negro AND INFANTS pn . Tailor, est trouble with the uneducated a falpruner's tania & Emma fits., Honolraln. T. H. Merchant desire for wealth. was his lack of liv WEAR Remover for several years and 103 Nuuana Avenue. ing Is easy In the South and fifty per i I have used Dr. Halpruner's Pain 1 tried for sore throat. (nt of a large number of children wit! ' . find it the best thing I ever New Tenitory Restaurant - -r CICIU.KC HCIfClTllt fitting clothe wnom K- n;i'-- i San Francisco, Cal. Will cive you nice mi- ffn f MRS. M. H. PARKER, 1148 Sutter St., OPENED subject. said they did not want to b 28 California St., S. F., Cal. a8 JUST d for I. MA BNW CO. Halpruner Med. Mfg. Co., OPPOSITE vealthy. Their rellclo ts teaching hndj L 11111 IN THE NEW BUILDING been such that they believed the r.ibl 016-92-2 MARKET ST. CLUB STABLES. t be- - j "AH CAL. had expressly forbidden them rKtNCKCO. Meals 25c. Tickets. 4.5. I than you can get them for else c me wealthy, and they preferred to , Everything First-clas- s. where. live Indolent lives. I 10 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. APRIL 2, "JOX Jewel stoves and ranges 33 different sizes & styles Tooniey wo-- Wfieelers The VESSEL ARRIVES (MAUNA LOA AND ($517 FROM NEWCASTLE NOEAU ARRIVE Highest

Barkentine Mary Winkleman Here. The Inter-blan- d Steamers Bring Grade. An Unknown Schoontr ' Passengers and Sugar From Stayed Outside. Other Islands. We are agents for these 1ST raits and are offering them at The American barkentine Mary Win-- The Mauna Loa arrived from Hawaii FrancUco prices. klenran. Captain B. G. ian Guttorinsen, ar and Maui at 6 a. m. yesterday. She m iiin . v i .3 rived yesterday morning- after a trip of brought the following passengers:, 5S days from Newcastle. She brought a G. C. Hewitt, D. J. Cashman, Miss C. For racing, exercising and cargo of 856 tons of coal, consigned to Nelson, L,. Hoyt, S, Lisser. From Kona utility the?e carts are un- - Alexander & Baldwin. S. M. Damon, A. W. Bottomley, Rev. equaled for Captain strength and Guttorinsen's .wife and three Timoteo and wife. J. Shibayama, J. lightness. children are on board the barkentine, Haulukou, Sam Kanihao, Father John. and thoroughly enjoyed the trip, de- From Maalaea W. H. Cornwell. Mrs. spite its length. Fine prevail- W. r, weather Cornwell, Miss B. Borba, G. Schrei-de- Our stock of vehicles con- ed all the way, and the voyage was un- Rev. W. Aurt, A. C. Warner. A. marked by any unusual happening. The Enos and wife, D. C. Heger, A. Meyer. tinues to be the largest and Winkleman anchored In the stream. From Lahaina Mis3 R. Hayselden. J. four-mast- most varied in Honolulu; our Early in the afternoon a ed Lando, J. N. Garves, Rev. A. B. "Wey schooner was sighted, and there was mouth and 49 deck. buyer who has just returned considerable speculation as to what she Her cargo. consisted of 53S5 bags su- from the coast has picked out - was. Opinions seemed to be pretty gar, 80 bags 122 ' m I'M . a: i r ..... coffee, bags taro, 47 u i equally divided between the Kokomis, bags awa. 215 bunches bananas, 2 bales j the latest etjlts in carriage Captain Hansen, 22 days Oy 29 out from tobacco, kegs butter, 19 bundles goods. . ster Harbor, and the Alumna. Captain hides. 4 pigs, 30 head cattle, 172 pack- Lrsen, 56 days out from Newcastle, ages sundries. both American schooners due here. The Purser Simerson reported a fair trip. V vessel did not come in last night, so the with lots of rain along the Kau coasts. question of her identity remained un No communication could be obtained solved. Last night "Diamond Head" v.-it-h Honokaa.. The schooner Fclipse Pacific Vehicle Charley telephoned that he thought w as at Kailua when the Mauna Loa ar . , I rri n i , inai me scnooner was tne Alumna, ror rived. The H. A. Co. has 9000 bags of & Supply Co. aion uuuiuiurtuuu ui euuuum,y, uurauilliyti. the reason that her rails looked to him sugar ready and the H. S. Co 8000 hues anrl ftoatifv ond ora e irnl I in 1, .t 4 U f.,- - I to be new, the Alumna being a new The steamer Noeau got in from Ku xix "miACt,n.U lutvu iUI-- l vessel. He also formed hia conclusion an "i I kuihaele hour before the Mauna Beretania St., near Fort. s,eore S12e-- tiier commeDt uoDecessary. We are sellinf? on tne of tne Alumna being Loa. Passengers on her were Miss Jor n these stores T I fill Vkl4 f. Uv 1. - t m dan and Mr. Louisson. She brought 3773 ana raDges on easy terms ivo not wait nntil jour old store N6- - tons. bags of sugar. Tjhe "Waialeale was . at Honokaa load inmi , i' if'iifi. A,; has completely given out before purchasing a new one as we pi-- r ing sugar, and probably left for Hono iimiumi i'rtnii are willing to allow you a fair amount same, regard- - LCrlcct AlNLI lulu last night. The weather has not for tha been good on the Hamakua coast and les3 of the make, if you deci le to inve-- t in one of oar Jewels LOST HIS A0NEY a heavy swell has been running In at the landings, making it hard for boats Don t forget that you get a ticket for every dollar's iuau aiiu uiiiuhu. rtain reii on ana Ifafe to Order on during the week at Hamakua. worth yon purchase in our which e 1 The American ship Mary L. Cushing:. fitoe, inty title jou to be FOR LADIES OR GENTLE- the recipient of one of Captain McNeill, sailed for Port the valuable present that will be dis Townsend in ballast yesterday morn- SHIPPING NOTES. MEN ON SHORT NOTICE. tributed on July 1st, next. ing. She had the honor of being the longest port, vessel in having arrived The steamer Mikahala is due from on February 22. Previous to her de Makaweli today. parture, the ship's cabin boy, a Japan ese, The Claudine sailed for Maui ports was sent down town to fetch some at 5 p. to. yesterday. laundry. The youth from the Orient lingered too long, having evidently fall The steamer J. A. Cummins arrived The Factory W; W. DIMON0 & CO., en a victim to the seductions of a last, from Koolau ports about 8 o'clock last Ltd. leng good time, and when he arrived at night. Is; under management competent the waterfront his vessel waa some The adjourned annual meeting of the the of a man where near the spar buoy. I. I. S. N. Co. will be held April 14, at wbo has nad years of experience in one of the. He nearly yelled his lungs out trying 10 a. m. to attract the attention of some one on The Lehua, with the Board of Health largest est ablishmfnts of its kind in? Japan. board and soon had a crowd of curious investigation committee on board, is ones around him wondering what on expected back from Molokai this morning. Lands earth he was toakin such an unseemly - - uproar about. Between intervals of The Globe Navigation Company's .'The.; Ladies- bawling he explained that all his be steamer Tamplco sailed for Eleele, JS"UNEQUALL& longings, including ?150 'In gold, were on Makaweli and Kahului at 4:30 yester- -' the ship, and that reach her he must day afternoon. Are especially invited to inspect onr stock. We For if he had to swim. Presently one of his little brown coun also carry a fine line of JAPANESE GOODS trymen with an eye to business ap ococoooooooooo diVect proached anil asked what it was worth which are imported from Japan. to sampan him out to the vessel. The The Whole Stoiy Sale unfortunate cabin boy named five dollars as an equitable consideration but one the owner of the sampan raised him in letter about twenty dollars and as the other refus- LOTS ed to come in on the raise, all bets IN KING STREET were declared off and a very dejected HOTEL TBACT, from $1,400 to $1,250 to looking Jap remained on the wharf and sadly watched the Mary L. Cushing re (PZRBT DAVIS'.) STREET. a lot, formerly known as G. N. cede into the dim distance and finally disappear from view. From Capt. F. Loye, Police Station No. "Wilcox's premises. 15, Montreal "We frequently use Pebbt Datis Pals-Kill- er for jxrin fn(Atom 1 CHINESE BRIDE ach, rheumatism, Siijfneset frott bites, ekU-- Ingham's Au I Id n TWENTY LOTS IN MANOA ; it BOARDS STEAMER Itaina, cram, and all afflictions which mil befall men in our position. I have no hesi VALLEY, formerly Montano's un-- tation la saying that I'ain-Killz- b it th Guaranteed to last for years on as W. G. was sailing painted Iron Roofs. Just the Hall beat remedy to have near at hand." Tract, $2,500 a lot. See the white roofs all over Hono for Kauai yesterday afternoon a hack lulu. Ask the owners what they think drove up to the Inter-Islan- d wharf, Cscd Internally and Externally of It. decorated with crimson cloth and hav Tn e Sized, 25c. and 60c. bottles. (citron scented.) ing two huge Chinese lanterns attached i Preparations FOUR HUNDRED LOTS IN to the regulation lamp sockets. In the EXTRACT (oil).... SOAP.... TOOTH POWDER. were two Chinese ladies, a mother K A1ULANI California Feed Go. hack TRACT, from $200 and Jier daughter. The latter had just Will Make Your Clothes Sole Agents for Islands, AGENTS. got married and was going to join her v. to $250 a lot husband, who was already on board the Qaeen and Nuuanu Streets. pteamer, which was to beax them away on their honeymoon. The bride was Look Like New-- evidently a member of the Oriental bon HONOLULU DRUG CO. FIFTY LOTS IN KEKIO ton. for her feet were so small that she could only walk with extreme difficulty. 926 Fort Street. TRACT, opposite Makee Island flf The quality and coloring of her raiment mi al3o proclaimed her one of China- A. H. otis: OTTO A. BIERBACH. $600 a lot. II town's four hundred. After the custom of her race, her face was covered with a crimson cloth and she was led up Contain vertes of twelve neatly the gangplank of the steamer practi- sound Ylews of Hawaiian scenery and cally blindfolded. The two lanterns IP YOU TAKE THEM TO THE lubjects. All mounted on gray paper, were also carried aboard. The scene was by num- ONE HUNDRED LOTS IN and la book form. Each book m witnessed with interest a f iem ber of feople on the wharf, who, per- A WOR THE KAPJOLANl TRACT, $500 fust tks thing lo send East. haps for the first time, saw a Chinese Eagle Cleaning and. Dyeing Woris. at bride going abroad. a lot. The fallowing took passage on the. Also publish and have for sale, tt W. G. Hall, which sailed at 5 p. m. for Hana-pep- e. Fort St.. Opposite Star bloclt yws.Ha.n Panel Calendars for 1891. Koloa. Nawiliwlli, Eleele and The health properties of pure hops combined with Miss Chung Sen. Miss Ah Sow. Dung absolute purity, are found in : : : "YVah Quan. C. "W. Spitz. M. Kosen-bled- t. Ladies' Sailor Hats. J. McArthur. C. H. V. AM. W. Iods. Anna Koaloa, Mrs. C. if. NEW SnAPES NEW STRAWS J. WILLIAMS Cooke, Dr. Hutchinson, C. Gay, Ah J. Just received by We want your order for table use. For further particulars apply to Kort Street, Photographer. Chew, Miss H. Sorenson. Miss N. F. Hawley, Brewery Telephone Main 341 Will Be In On Time. Are Ycu Insured &inst Accident? The Kinau sailed for Hilo and way -- 1 ports at i. o'clock yesterday afternoon. ALL KINDS OF C. The Travelers Accident Insurance Co., Her departure was delayed four hours ISLAND RICE, of HartforC, Is the largest In the world Mi in order to enable her to take some WHOLESALE ONLY, I. Japanese laborers on board who only A. C. LOVEXIN I aFsed quarantine yesterday afternoon. Goodyear Co. Onwrai Jffmf for A Trrrltory nf VvmH. Despite her lateness of sailing: she is Rubber & Company 403 Jufld Building. expected to arrive here about 1 p. m. on A. K. PEASE. President. . AT . . Saturday as usual. Among- her passen-fr- t rs were: A. Tt. Loebenstein. L. T. If? Q. YEE HOP & CO Kenake. P. Ii. McStocker. J. S. Mc-randl- ISeail Estate and 1. It. Crook. The latter KonoIuIuNotion Store cJiTie frm Maui two weeks arro t. com-pe- e ! K A 1 1 1 K I N V 1 KA T 31 All 11 V T in the sprints at the Boys' Brifadf Harnm-You- n UriM'ry. field day. lie had to return yesterday General Merchandise. Gentlemen's von 0. Campbell Flock, Fctt ? recti A! n account of pressure of business. Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, FRUITS AND VCG ETABL.E9. Secretary H. K. Cooper was booked as School Supplies, Stationery, eta Read Advertiser; 7S T't-sns:- per the Dallr ents Beretania Street, corner Alaka. a cn t'ie Kinau. but post- montb. I'lioo- - Blue T511. poned the trip for a week. Fort St., Opposite Club Stables. QUEEN STREET HONOLULU THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, APRIL 2. 1902. 11

tub BISHOP & CO.. BANKERS REAL ESTATE OPINIONS Bank of Hawass ESTABLISHED IX 188. TRANSACTIONS For Diabetics LIMITED. Banking Department. March 24 J P Amaral & wf to J G Incorporated under the Laws of tna business In all departments Of! HAWAII SATISFACTORY Territory Hawaii. Transact $900. of of hanking, waii; con affections carefully attended to. March 24 Chas Moore & wf to Emily Pail-L'- p Capita! . . $600.00" Bocetiange bought sold. Conradt. D. in pc land Halepuna, and int GLUTEI i) Reserve 50.000 S Hilo. Hawaii; con $150...... Hartford Courant's March 24 J C McStay (widow) to M UnlivUei Profits . . 163,000 Commercial and Travelers Letters of E Sturgeon, D. land patent 4347, Olaa. Credit Issued on the Bark of California Puna, Hawaii; con $1. WAS'KT & View of Dole's March 24 to DIRECTORS. and N. M. Rothschild Sons, London. Jas K Hart Mrs K A OFFICERS AND Correspondents: The Bank of Califor- Kaukau, D. Hart, WAFERS President int in Estate of Isaac Charles VI. Cooke nia. Commercial Banking Co. of Syd- Enemies. Waimea, Kauai; con $100. P. C. Jones Vice President ney, Ltd., London. C H. Cooke Cashier March 24 E K Pratt to Woodlawn AT F. C. Atherton .Mutant Cashier Fruit Co Ltd. D, por R P 797 Kul 2102 H. Waterhouse. P. W. Macrariane. The following is from the Hartford Aiea, Ewa, Oahu,' con $650. E. D. Tenner. J. A-- McCandless and Drafts and cable transfers on China Courant, the paper edited by United C H. Atherton. and Japan through the Hongkong and States Senator Hawley: IT LEWIS & CO. Shanghai Banking Corporation and List of deeds filed for record March The agitation for the removal, of LIMITED. Commercial and Savings De Chartered Bank of India. Australia and Governor Dole of Hawaii began, in a 21. 1902: partments. China. sense, before he was appointed; it has First Party Second Party. Class. Leading Grocer been going on ever since, without pause N. A. Borgquest & N. Fer- or ftay. Why? wf easy question answer. nandez . . . D 1060 er. Strict attention given to all allowed on term deposits That's an to Tr Est B P Bishop Kaleipahula D fort Interest at There isn't a worthless scamp in the Kaleipahula following per annum, , L Ahu D 9 9 rates vis: 9 4-- branches of Banking. the Island.-?- native or Imported, white, CI Two Seven days' notice, at 2 per cent. - J Anderson Jr M A and A F 2 TeIephonea20 black or brown, who doesn't hate San- Tavaras . , D Thrae months, at 3 per cent. H. Dole, first, Is; sec- Z ford for what he Kikl J D BallJInr - - - Fort Street Six months, at per cent. ond, for what he has dune, and, third. Furtado Jail Twelve months, at 4 per cent. Maikai Kepaa D for what he has prevented and Is now Kal!paopao et al K Aki et al.. D jj Trust Department. preventing. The son of New England M Lo et al C J Vierra D No More Co. missionaries, educated at Oahu and Mr and Mrs S Hook Wm Hook.. D Dread Hawaii Land Act as trustees under mortgages. Williams College, upright lawyer and Kihel Pltn Co Ltd Hawn Trust Manage estates, real and personal. Just Judge, conspicuous in the success Co Ltd . D ROUTED. Collect rents and dividends. ful defense of American civilization in H Wessel A W Akau D OUR Valuable papers, wills, bonds, etc., the Islands against Kalakaua and Ka-lakau- a's Denta! Chair received for safe keeping. successor; head of the provi sional government and president, of the Accountant Department. republic, he has been a large part of New York Dental Pailsis $100,000 Auditors for corporations and pri- recent Hawaiian history. But for him Capital Stock vate firms. and his friends Hawaii would not have THE DENTAL SPECLfJLXSnL. reported on. been today an American territory. They Capital, paid up S5S.0S0 Books examined and stand for what there is of decency ana Statements of affairs prepared. stability, of intelligence and political WATCB All examination are free. W wSZ Trustee on bankrupt or Insolvent es . you exactly wfcat consr-rvatism- in those Islands. Array tell in advanoa tates. work will cost. 624 ed against them are a.l the forces of Office, Bethel street. semi-heath- en OFFICERS: vice, disorder and greed the Savings Department. Kanakas who haven't taken PLATES W. C. Achl President and Maaajrer the trouble to learn English, and who II. K. Nakuina Vice-Preside- nt Deposits received and Interest allow would restore the monarchy and the ed at 4V4 per cent per annum, in ac witch doctors tomorrow if they could; J. Makalnal Treasurer cordance with -- rules and regulations, the natlvApolitklan. who natters and Enoch Johnson Secretary codes of which may be obtained on befools these grown-u- p children for his WORK. Auditor application. own profit:' the white carpet-bagg- er C. J. Holt who hurried to Honolulu, after the an- Insurance Department. nexation, with dreams of power and San-for- at at t Agents for FIRE. MARINE. LIFE. rlf in his head, and who finds d COLD CROWNS JS.i LIA- B. Dole In his way. Pressure was . BOARD OF DIRECTORS: ACCIDENT and EMPLOYERS' y. PORCELAIN CROWNS brought to bear upon William JIcKin-le- B0ARDR1AN LOTS BRIDGE WORK, PER TOOTH .t S. M- - Kanakanuf, BILITY INSURANCE COMPANIES. Jonah Kumalae. Insurance office, 924 Bethel street. unsuccessfully, to restrain him SET OP TEETH .-- - J. M. Kea, from appointing Mr. Dole to the Terri- SILVER FILLING - torial governorship. Pressure is being 'RUFF SAID. gaiSEasBiszaiHaaxBBMaua applied to William McKlnley's succes- Teeth extracted without . pah. KINAU materia!-eie- &. Company will buy, lease BBBB amtsm sor to bring about Mr, Dole's removal, STKEET, We use the beat The above BBB K gold, etc., and all work ia euftiw In all parts of the Ha- BBS . and there are some indications that It APIOLANI and rubher, or sell lands g eattaCr&crjurT- - Islands, and also has houses In will be successful. The carpet-ba- mal- ruaranteed to be entirely waiian contents have friends in Congress and LUNAL1LO 8'1'liEETS. Any work that should not ptwe the city of Honolulu for rent. 5V a Committee, factory will he attended to rrss r in the Republican National N Of course. Mr. Dole's resignation is charge. service. All our instruments are uwmwgmEr IMS 8?fc s perfectly at the President's every antisept&s. TOeYOKO 11 omaspec Oil He Is fifty-eigh- t, a sick and tired man; H. F. tterlllzed, and napkin the burdens of office have been heavy $ 1 and $1 TOO Hours: 8 a. m. to p. nu; u4ajra. for him: he has borne them from a 500 a. m. to 12 m. a sens- - of'public duty, and not because 1 a of ambition. But Sam Parker's in- EACH Reom 4, Elite Building. Hotel It. mk auguration day if It Is to come to that Ladies In attendance. Subscribed CdpIUI, Yea Z4,C00,000 will be a very serious day for trie reputable Americans of Hawaii. Pild Up Capital, Yen 18,000,000 H 1-- 1IGHIAN Bf Ewrj M The politicians of the "Home iiuie 8 M party, native and imported, nave a DAin New Goods Bteamar Fond, Yea 8,500,000 well-develop- Eesined n ed hunger for place and Balance on time. n salary. The setting up of county and . HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. ra Orient H municipal governments in the Islands From the Interest Allowed. t H a would mean, for one thing, places and A bill for deposit for 12 months, 4 per i salaries by the hundred. WILL E. FrSREIt, . On fixed H that purpose was passed by the Terri- Genuine Jade Stone Ensakfi cent per annum. torial legislature at Its recent ridiculous Real Estate Agent and Auc- On fixed deposit for 6 months, 3ft per H fl House For Reel - Dole quietly dispos- Pearls, all sizes. per H i session. Governor cent annum. M ed of it with a pocket veto. Another tioneer. 75 centa Special give TO 3 3 per a up Read the Daily Advertiser; attention On fixed deposit for months, H ta bill on the same lines now turns at Cor. Merchant and Alafcea Sts. per month. are invited ta cent per annum. M To desirable tenant, a a Washington. lis passage would signi TOURISTS who The bank buys and receive, for col-.slctl- on H nicely furnished house, ra fy something much more serious than visit our store. II with bath, stables and well-kept offices Bins of Exchange, Issues Draft H n the multiplying of petty and Goods marked in plain Ecns a M grounds. Lunalllo St., H emoluments. "It means." remarKs tne all and Letters of Credit, and transacts near Piikol St. Convenient to M general banking business. H El leading Honolulu newspaper, "the de as we have but one price. U electric cars. n livery of the public and to a large ex-t-nt n cottages 3000 M Also two for rent at th nrlvate interests of white 1 reasonable terms. 1000 and H ap- voters and of perhaps native Branch of Yokohama Specie Bank, M For further particulars half-nativ- e voters of intelligence ana New Republic building, Honolulu, H. T- - II ply to capacity, constituting the owners or Oriental Bazaar M the property and or tne Dusiness 01 me H 66-7- 2 cor. of Smfcfiu H M Hawaiian Islands, into the hands of King St., Claus Bpreckels. "Win. O. Irwin. II Hawaiian Co., Ltd. H the degraded and irresponsible section I tat of our Polynesian race whom congress Branch stores in Hongkong SMaEr Clans Spreckels 5 Co., Banters II 923 Fort Street. so prematurely enfranchised. unfor- hai, Yokohama and Saa ca BB tunately, the heedless politicians at This is a modern Department Store; covering nine teres of Francisco. HONOLULU, H. T. ebb BBB Washington who committed tnat nrsi floor space, employing from iooo to xooo people according to ths i wicked blunder are quue sixty-fou-r departments seJI EBBS BBBB stupid and . kcason of the year. The everythln anotne-r- 9 BAN FRANCISCO AGENTS THE BBBBBBBBBilBBEBSBESBBEBBBBB capable of committing to eat. drink, wear, us la the horns, ad for sports and recreation. PHOTOGRAPHIC NEVADA NATIONAL BANK OF MUCH POLITICAL ADVICE. We have made a special study of th requirements for the lalani BAN FRANCISCO. The' following is from the Washing- trade. Wm can save you money. Send us a trial order. PORTRAITS DRAW EXCHANGE ON ton Star: Na- Roosevelt is receiving much Mem Bee BAN FRANCISCO The Neva ia I President Drtii ' Fine Assortment of ISLAND information and advice relating to po- SllkmGd Medical tional Bank of San Francisco. i VIEWS. Send for list. LONDON The Union Bank of Lon- UMITKI HI litical and other conditions in Hawaii. Linen Work III is coming in all kinds of shapes, the Blcylee don, Ltd. It Millinery ft Exchange Na- result of recent publications that the Jemelry NEW YORK American OFFICERS. might be Mmn't Hat a cirst Class Work Guarantee! tional Bank. administration of Gov. Dole Toilet Wmtekme CHICAGO Merchants' National Dank. H. P. Baldwin President overturned In favor of a new set of Mrtlelea ' Cmmermm PARIS Credit Lyonnais. J. B. Castle First Vice-Preside- nt people.' Nearly everybody in Hawaii perfume Gotf Good Vice-Preside- This, add- BERLIN Dresdener Bank. W. M. Alexander.Second nt ia described as a politician. Baby TennL AND YOKOHAMA ed to an intense political situation, Good HONGKONO J. P. Cooke Treasurer to be Carriage Hongkong and Shanghai Banking O- - causes the White House mails Trunlet Sheet Sauele W. Smith Secretary both from Hawallans and Corporation. George R. Carter Auditor full of letters Valise Tobacco ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA from people in this country more or CI NEW Mem- Groceries fare Bank of New Zealand. less familiar with affairs there. Lie nor Toy VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank bers of Congress are becoming inter- PHOTOGRAPHIC r. of British North America. ested, and are going to the President Sugar Factors LIMITED-MOTT-SMTT- H with information and suggestions. Keadytotmear Clothing for Men, Women and Cnttdrea ma q General bot Kings unos Business JtrtUf Material. Musical Instrument, etc., etc. BLOCK. on Paln-Kllle- r. so Justly celebrated, was Corner and Hotel Streets. - Deposits Received. Loans made public sixty Fort Approved Security, Commercial and Commission Merchants Introduced to the about Send for free copy of our large general catalogue The Em years ago. and now enjoys a popularity which contains more illustra- Travelers credits Issued, Bills of Ex- any medicine. For porium Economist, than iooo change Bought and Sold. AGENTS FOR unequalled by other tions of latest fashions, etc It tells hotv to shop economic The Silent Barber Skc? the ctfre of dysentery, cholera morbus, ntlu hv COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co., rheumatism, coughs and colds, scalds, mail. Are Thoroughly Disinfected ACCOUNTED FOR. Haiku Sugar Company, burns, etc.. It Is without an equal. Sold Using.. Em Avoid substitutes, Paia Plantation Company. by all druggists. Prop-Arlingt- on Pain-Kille- r. Da- JOSEPH FERNANDEZ. N&hiku Sugar Company, there Is but one Perry Hotel. Hotel sw C-BREW- & CO., Kthel Plantation Company, vis. Price 2a cents and 60 cent. LIMITED. Hawaiian Sugar Company, Queen Street, Honolulu, II. L Kahulul Railroad Company, and A. and B. Line. AGENTS FOR Edward May, Ono-me- Emily F. Whitney, Hawaiian Agricultural Company, a Sugar Company. Honomu Sugar W. B. Flint. Company. Walluku Sugar Company. Guy Owens Makee Sugar Company, Ookala Sugar THE Plantation Company, Haleakala FIRST Ranch Company. Kapapala Ranch. Imnnn Planters Line and Shipping Company, electrical gan Francisco Packets. Chas. Brewer 1111 I llllltlll) A Co'm Line of Boston Packets. Agents Boston Boart of Underwriters. OF HAWAII, LTD. Agents for Philadelphia Board of Un- derwriters. ' engineer Oil Company. Standard Capital. J2C0.0OO.00. LIST OF OFFICERS: President Cecil Brown President; George E. Vice-Preside- nt M. P. RoMtnson C M. Cooke. G. Cooper Robertson. Manager: E. F. Bishop. Cashier W. Contractor for Treasurer and Secretary: CoL W. F. Principal Office: Corner Fort and Allen. Auditor: P. C. Jones. H. Water-bous- e, King street. G. R-- Carter. Directors. Complete SAVINGS DEPOSITS reeaJve-- and Electric Light JUHEI ISHIZUKA Interest allowed for yearly deposits at AGENCY OF the rate of 44 per cent per annum. and Rules and regulations furnished upea KEI BIN BANK, LTD application. Power Plants. VINETARD ST. JOSEl'H 1IAKT3IANN & CO. i.M.ir -- cirai rr'rrv. ,v-yi- BBB Banking and Ex- Transact 'General Koom 6, Mclntjre Bldg. change business. WHOLESALE HEAD OFFICE, TOKYO, JAPAN Wiho and Liquor Dealers 'Phone Main DRAW EXCHANGE CM FIRST NATIONAL BANK. YOKOHAMA. Wavefley Block, BETHEL ST. THE PACIFIC COUMERCIAE ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, APRIL 2, 1902.

4 PAUL H. ISENBERG. G. F. EERRICK, President. Chas. F. Merrick Carriage Company; Ltd. Manager.

! We are no longer neck and Anything from a Speeding neck with competition, for we Cart to a Depot Wagon. were ahead at the quarter, holding our own at three quarter, and comiDg under the wire Chas. F. Herrick at a - shack, easy winners of Carriage Co., Ltd. FIRST PLACE in quality, style and finish . Agents, J. A. M'KERROX'S FIXE HORSE Merchant Street. TOMCT RACER SULKY. BOOTS AXD HARNESS. Gents' Nobby rneumatic Toomey Cart.

resume the boggy stretch by courtesy called a sidewalk. The third proposition John S. Andradeqs is to take the middle of the street, where - TE COURTS Japanese Jehus will spatter the either G--. you with mud in their mad career or Thos. Thrum's , I. Livery and Boarding Stables oiltr you up as a saerince on a slab at it. morgue. A good way, If a business la the Imprint Stands man has time, is to sit on the mauka or makai side, as the business man may For Quality LIMITED. TAKING REST be, take off his shoes and hose and pull for the shore. I would advise him, how- BERETANU ST ever, to scorn all these suggestions and routes, reef his trousers high and close, carry umbrella and bundles In his teeth. Wedding, compass, with a r 77 SJ i'Z;, Judges Want Fine Furnishings for consult chart and and t. good stout alpenstock make a dive for j Have in Stock and CITY the Ewa side of Fort street, which, if ! Reception, Their Chambers and Regis- he Is fortunate, and there are no hacks Offer FEED in sight, he can reach without danger to for Sale life or limb. Society Note Paper TORE ter a Kick. A ferry would do a land office business BUIIDINQ across the stretch of alleged sidewalk. tThls is not common, ordinary, every day, AND The Judiciary building is the quietest plebeian" mud, but is a red, sticky, fly-pap- 11? ail hold-o- n kind that embraces your 5 f - place in the city these days, and though overhoes wKh the desperation of a High Grade Tablets . v Thune all the judges are in attendance, little drowning man, and sticketh close as the brother of Holy Writ. It is trampled ROOFING Main 301 business is being transacted. Just at and marred by many foot prints, and paper present the three Circuit Judges are when the smoke of the storm clears building busily engaged in superintending the away, and the coroner can get near We are showing quite an preservative paint enough to Investigate, doubtless, the arrangement of their chambers. bleaching and mouldering skeleton of extended line of hand- boiler and stack paint Humphreys and Galbralth have been many a rubber and patent leather will some no' paper with insulating: compound assigned to the old chambers of Jus- be found In Its adhesive clutch. A few loads of cinders, gravel, brick- envelopes to match, eix bridge paint tice Galbraith, and Robinson and Gear bats, any old thing, would mitigate the and roof VOCTOR DINING TABLES are to occupy the former chambers of evil and act as a soothing balm to the styles ol which we ask while pedestrian, and the public would rise up yor inspection. Engrav- Chief Justice Frear, the remain and call the perpetrator blessed. REFINED SUGARS, ing two Justices will have their offices A. R, L. ing and printing done at cMV4" 1902. Cube and Granulated. ffl.o; in the chambers of Justice Perry. Honolulu. March 31. short notice. Write for Jf It is reported that there were some samples and prices. PAINT OILS, slight differences yesterday between ANOTHER GERM DESTROYER. the Department of Public Works and Herpiclde Is Death to Dandruff Germs, Lucol and Linseed. the Circuit Judges. The latter wanted The germ burrows Into the scalp, carpets, rugs throwing up the cuticle in thin scales, STEAM PIPF COVERING, finer furnishings, with called dandruff, or scurf, and digging couches and plush-bottome- d, easy at the root of the hair where it saps Thos. G. Thrum, Reed'a Patent Elastic Section the vitality. comes Covering. chpirs, than the Department of Public hair's First brittle - hair, then lusterless and dead-lik- e hair, Box 205. - HOXOLULTJ. it Works was willing to supply, and it is then falling hair, and, finally baldness. INDURINE, Judges will said that the order their Nineteenths of the hair troubles are Water-proof Cold Water Paint, caused by dandruff. Without dandruff, own accoutrements In addition to the grow Inside and outside. In white and furnishings formerly did hair will luxuriantly, as nature colors. Can be plain which Intended. "Herpicide" kills the dan- extended without remof ing dishes or linen a great good service. It appears to be another druff germ, leaving the hair to grow idTAntage when unexpectedly called to seat more people scheme to exhaust the Judicial appro unhampered, as it does with the Amer- FILTER PRESS CLOTH after the has been set. We guarantee every for priation. so as to force, if possible, an ican red man. Linen and Jute. dinner table extra session of the Legislature. Bells! two years a table that will work properly for two years COURT NOTES. CEMENT, LIME AND BRICKS will work for all time. We invite inspection. C. J. Holt, guardian of Umiliilil and We have other extension tables as well, of the most im- Kailea. minors, fjled his first annual ORPHEUM account yesterday, showing receipts of Bells! proved patterns and a line of the old style of extension $173.25 and expenditures of $34.50, leav Starting tables. Chairs match all tables. ing a cash balance of $138.75. AGENTS FOR of estate of John In the matter the Saturday Eve, April 5tb WESTERN SUGAR REFINING CO, :o:-- Umi. deceased, receipts of $472.59 are Bells! SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. shown In the first annual account, with And continuing every evening expenditures of $47.30. except Sunday J. F. Kaehu. guardian of Luo Nae BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS, Coyne Furniture Co., Ltd. huelua. a minor, reports no receipts All Kinds, Shapes Sizes PHILADELPHIA, PA. but expenditures of $lf. The ward owns Matinee Saturdays Progress Block. Fort and Beretania Streets. real estate at Waikiki. JEWELL UNIVERSAL MILL CO.. A decree for defendant was filed yes MeCully Manufacturers of National Cane terday In the case of Ellen 8hredder, New York. Hlggins vs. F. A. Schaefer et aL We will Install one for you complete Suit has been brought by the Hono Elleford's and in first class working order, for $4. PARAFFINE PAINT COMPANY, lulu Stock Yards Co. vs. Union Ex San Francisco, CaL press Co. for $674.45, alleged to be due or Improved for work and materials furnished. There Is no EUREKA by Big A general denial has veen filed H. Company Eureka Paint INCLUDED In above OHLANDT & CO., E. Hendricks in the case of Ralston San Francisco, CaL Iron Works vs. J. P. Mendonca et al. Openifcg contracts, but we sell It Just the same; A Morning Stimulant petition been filed asking the play, the successful A has comedy appointment of C. Lai Toung as admin drama $1.25 per single gallon, or $1.00 per gal- No Istrator of the estate of Akoi. With five-gallon The Reaction AMENDED CHARTER. A Man of Mystery. lon In lots and over. Fountain An amended charter of Incorporation Songs, Dances and Specialties. This Is conceded to be the best paint was filed yesterday by the Koloa Su SODA WORKS, SSBRIBAH ST. Many people have learned the value of an gar Co. The original I charter was on the market for foundations, boilers granted September 13, 1878, and amend Change of play Wednesday internal bath in tha morning, bat many more ed April 22, 1898. The charter is issued i or smokestacks, and for submarine Delivers to all parts of the city chem- to A. S. Hartwell. W. O. Smith and The Girl I left BcWnd Me. ically pure and palatable distilled wa- will be delighted when they have felt the men- N. Wright. The capital stock of work. Send us a trial order. John ter for drinking: purposes In al. den. tal poise and physical exhilaration which the corporation Is given as $00,000, Sp?cial Scenery and Effects. with privilege of extension to $2,000,000, at 10 cents per gallon. comes with the practice of slowly sipping one Orpheum Popular prices or two glasses of a IN THE MATTER 25c 50c 75c. The Oceanic Gas DBINK Seuts on Sale Thursday, .2 MUDDY STREETS p. Distilljd WHITE ROCK WATER OF m. and Electrical Co. Water Magoon Block, street. And avoid kidney troubles and rheu- Speaking mud. Merchant Editor Advertiser: of matism. In the States the immediately on arising. The stimulating prop- you introduced In and to Phone Main 250. Eastern have ever been best physicians are treating kidney the bog situate, lying and being on the DRINK erties of this water are fascinating. It enlivens Ku- - complaints entirely with such wa- Walklki side of Fort street where PC ...n tg 1 Just the brain and sharpens the faculties for the kul street comes meandering in? If you ter as I am offering: you. you duties of the coming day. are a denizen of upper Fort street nnel have done double penance during the A pure carbonated drink, Ring Up 270 Lenten season, and you have a speaking. made from juice of the if not almost a swearing acquaintance California Grape Fruit SEE f UR for water or pure soda made from this with It. It teaches patience, forbear Delivered water. W. C. Peacock & CoM Ltd., Agents. ance, long suffering, mud on earth and in city limits at doubtful will toward the man who Is 1 responsible for sidewalks. When the Japanese printing office was the dozen, We want KEYSTONE-ELGI- N ri moved back we drew a freer breath, for your order. Spalding deliverance seemed at hand, but it seems WATCHES Shirts! Shirts! Shirts! not, and we rise respectfully to ask. AND ACCURATE :o: Why? After a careful and systematic DURABLE study of the situation, taking it by its Telephone Main 71. Window PLAIN AND COLORED. LAUNDERED OR UNLAUNDERED; four corners and the middle, the ex OF The Keystone Watek ALL SIZES. ALL STTLES; LATEST SPRING DESIGNS; FROM perienced navigator submits the follow Consolidated Soda Ca3e Co., Philadelphia, ing valuable information In the name of 185S- - 10 CENTS TO $1.50, AT Baseball, Tennis, Football, U. S. A. Established ;unering humanity who are compelled to Sporting cross the frog pond In order to gain their Works Company, Ltd and Athletic Goods. Amerlca's oldest an3 homes or place of business. P RICKS: largest watch factory. There are three routes open, and you orf . can take your choice. The natural course Baseballs . . . .10 to 11.50 ISOSMIlVli Is as the crow flies, straight and nar- Catchers' Masks 1.00 to 6.50 For sale by the to Castle & Cooke. row, a few inches between a healthy CASTLE & COOKE CO.; Ld. InfieMers Gloves .70 to 2.50 watch dealers la Ha- King Street, next Catehers . .25 to 8.C0 corpulent telegraph pole and the fence. HONOLULU. Mitts waiian Islands. This leads through a swamp of several J Tennis Rackets . .9i to 7.50 yards in extent which you have to Commission Croquet Sets . . 1.25 to 15.00 - raverse In order to reach solid ground f&srchants Our AsaertnwMt NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY at the other side. Never having touch- Include: II MILK. MILK ed bottom there, nor taken soundings. I Pumbells, Indian Clul.f. R. SUSUMAGO. MILK. am not prepared to give data as to its SUGAR FACTORS. Chest Weights, Striking Bags, Photographer Milk, Butter and Cream; the BEST eold in the islands. depth, but the unwary is led to believe it Trapeze Swings, and Fine Portrait Work. extends through to the other side of tie AGENTS FOR Whitley Exercisers, etc , etc. CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS, Oi Ew Company. J3.60 PER DOZEN globe. The second choice before the Plantation Headquarters or Sporting pedestrian Is on Kwa. side rh Waialua Agricultural Co., Lt4. Honolulu Honolulu Dairymen's Assn. the of the Goods. Finely Finished Pictures. King: and Company. (up-stalr- s). - - oie. directly at its feet (;md it has feet fhe Kohala Sugar Maunakea streets 'Phone Whi'e 241. Office Pheridan 8trPet. lanted in the mud) and is a bank at an Hie Waimea Sugar Mill Company. ncline of about 4." degrees, of a very The Fulton Iron Works, St. Louis. M slippery and elusive nature. By careen- - The Standard Oil Company. Wall. Nichols Co. ai & ng Waikiki-ward- s and hanging on by rbe George F. Blake Steam Pumpa. Try SHovo FRED PHILP BRO. he eyelids, terra firma may be reached Veston' Centrifugals. LIMITED, "Without soap or rubbing by a new pro- with a comparative degree of safety, but rbe New England Mutual Life Imur cess at after passing the bank your troubls are ance Company, of Boaton. C. Schoellkopf's MoKorron's only begun, for it is either take to the fne Aetna Fire Insurant Company, AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES. gutter, where a yellow little stream Hartford, Conn. Hawaiian Hotel Barber Shop. HARNESS OF ALL KINDS ON IIAN D AND MADE TO ORDER. rickles merrily on Its Journey to the sea. Th Alllanc Assurance Company, of Rad th Dally Adrertleer; T5 I 29S1. Postofflee Bex 113. through a broad expanse of mud, or else London. per iBntH. THE LATEST CUT j noinhne- - W Ble