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' yOL. XXXVIII. NO. 6530. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, MONDAY. JULY 13, 1903. PRICE FIVE CENTS. DEATH COMES TO CARRY OUT IRIS: INSPECTS POPE LEO SITS PAINLESSLY TO ILL NEW ALL RED UP TO RECEIVE JUDGE WILCOX LAWS CABLE THE CARDINALS

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A Judge Who Was Always Just and an Interpre Rapid Work Upon New Has Been Laying Short Soldiers and Citizens Gather to Lynch Negroes, tcr Who Made No Mistakes William Luther Provisions Promised Lengths Throughout Turks and Bulgarians Fight Over the Wilcox Was Loved by AH Hawaiians. by All Officials. South Seas. Border Death in Wreck.

How Bonds May Be Issued and Will Spend Three Years on the Judge V. Luther "Wilcox diet! at precisely eight o'clock last (ASSOCIATED PRESS OABLEQHAUS.) Guaranteed Hospital. The end came peacefully and painless Advertising Cruise Second Steamer of evening at Queen's ROME, July 12. Continued improvement is shown in the con- ly. Since Saturday the physicians had given up hope of his recovery and World's Fair. the Class Built. - and from that time his brothers and relatives and one or two close dition of Pope Leo XIII. friends were at the bedside, expecting death, they knew not when. Work by the Executive heads of De H. B. M. cableship Iris reached port He was able to participate in the celebration of a mass in a room Judge Wilcox was conscious almost up to the hour of his death partments looking: to the carrying out yesterday by afternoon from London, adjoining his chamber. Early in the afternoon he dropped to sleep waking up about an hour of the wishes of the Legislature will be way of the Suez canal, Sydney and later. "I feel all right now," he told those at his bedside, "ten hours taken up at once and no time will be Fanning Island. The Irig does not bt- - Encouraging bulletins are issued from the Vatican. These in- - lost in getting: together upon the meth company, gov- - of sleep does a man lots of good." long to a cable but is a dicate that hi respiration is somcwhat ameliorated and the use of Then he asked for a drink and dropped to sleep again. Gov ods and men. - eminent snip, xne vessel is on a three Kepoikal given oxygen Dole and W. O. Smith were at his bedside during the afternoon and Treasurer has much years cruise and is making a tour of has been discontinued. consideration to the matter of the bond inspection of cable of evening as well as the members of his family. He began to sink the stations the The pope nQW gjts jn an arm chajr and receives visiting Cardi-- issue and it Is expected that there will early in the afternoon and from that hour until death came he slow ah tiea line, running from Vancouver be steps taken immediately looking to to Brisbane. Captain Lacy came to nals, who have been summoned to attend the consistory which will ly sank away. No suffering attended his death and he seemed to ward the execution of the securities port for mail and one hundred tons t,; recognize those about him almost to the end. rii, and the advertising for tenders for the of coal will probably Van- and sail for 0 Judge Wilcox's death was due to a complication of diseases, on principal portion of the issue. The couver some time today. The Iris has ramp omp flip ton of which fannrcnp, tim am iiiflfe. heinrr both bonds will be engraved on steel rather dome- - cable .aboard, as she has be?n ered by a troublesome corn, used a razor to get rid of it. Gangrene than printed from stone on photo laying some, short lengths in the South SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS Set in that time, though Mr. Wilcox was not aware of it. However plates, and there is a chance that the eas, and will lay a cable from Bim-- it affected his sjstem and in May he took a hurried voyage to the sytem followed by certain trust com- field Creek near Vancouver to Albirni PREPARE FOR LYNCHINGS coast in the hope of recovering his health. He accompanied his panies in listing securities will be a- - a distance of forty miles. brother, George N. Wilcox, who was making the trip on business. vailed of by the Territory. The Iris is a new vessel, having been There is some comment upon the launched last August. . She "was built Upon much im- his return June 1st Judge Wilcox appeared resolution passed asking and author by David Dunlop Company, and Is the LEAVENWORTH, Ks., July 12. Negroes and soldiers proved, though still feeling far from well. He held court for several izing the issuance of bonds of $100 de second government cableship ever in a street row here today. Shots were exchanged and sev- - days and then was confined to his home, when finally he determined nomination, to the amount of one-third built, tfie first being a small vessel own of so - to get rid of his trouble and went to Queen's Hospital to have his the whole loan. Those bonds if ed by the London Post office, iris is a J eral persons were injured. The soldiers and citizens immediately or- foot operated upon. He was operated upon 20th, and the opera- issued would almost surely have to be 2o20 ton vessel 320 feet long, twin-scre- w . . June taken up at home, for de ganized into a mob and declared their intention to lynch the negroes. been one such small with of fifteen knots. She has tion was thought to have successful, toe being amputated. nominations do not appeal to foreign ail the improvements in cable latest The p0jce were armed but they had great difficulty in dispersing the . A few days later when it was seen that the gangrene had not been investors. The larger the bond the ship building. The steering gear Is of entirely cleared away a second toe was removed. On July 7th it was better It is liked In Chicago, New York the very latest pattern, being a hydrau- - mob. Several persons are seriously injured and should they die fur-- and Boston. Trust funds are usually lij glycerine. found necessary to amputate the leg below the knee, but even this ram controlled by ther trou5I is feared Xhe military officers have been asked to sus-- severe operation failed to relieve the patient and though he rallied Invested In such bonds and the danger Tl.ere is also an electric device on of breaking up holdings by calls, if the bridge by which it is possible to pend all passes to soldiers at tire fort. at first, since Saturday the physicians had abandoned all hope of say small bonds are purchased, too great. is tell if any of the masthead or side -- o- ing Judge Wilcox's life. His three brothers who are living on Kauai It seem3 doubtful if $800,000 of bonds lights go out. Should one go out during were sent for last week, and they have been at the bedside con- could be absorbed at the. rate of in- a trip an electric bsll rings on the tinuously. terest provided, when plantation six bridge, calling the attention of the KING PETER WILL JUST FIFTY YEARS OLD. per cent gold bonds are selling at par.' officer then to the trouble. The dining becretary carter is already at work on on upper his slcon the vessel is the Judge Wilcox celebrated fiftieth birthday anniversary last upon the organization of the work of deck, and the navigation officers have VISIT CZAR SOON week. He was born July 8, 1853, at Waioli, Kauai. His parents were advertising, as contemplated In the ap-- thtir quarters on the bridge deck. Mr. and Mrs. Abner Wilcox who came here among the early mis- propriatlon placed under his depart- - This is Captain Lacy's first visit to ment. This item was secured practi-- j this port, as it is with all the others sionaries. They were not missionaries, however, but Abner Wilcox BELGRADE, July 12. The birthday of King Peter was cele- - was a missionary teacher. Judge Wilcox was the sixth of seven cally by the work or the Joint Tourist aboard. He was formerly connected committee and a meeting win be held with the Amazon Telegraph Company were generally. eldest son, Charles, died in California five brated here today with thanksgiving services. These children, all sons. The soon, at wnicn mat Doay win taiK over or soutn America. Chief officer T. W. . . , years ago. Henry Wilcox, the youngest son, who was at one time with the secretary the plans which sharp was with the Siivertown cable attended. It is announced that the King will pay a visit to the Czar sheriff of Kauai; died seven or eight years ago. Of the four surviving have been formulated. Strangely while company, and second officer W. R. . 0. Petersburg about the middle of September, is living in Winsted, Conn. He had been notified the $30,000 for St. Louis is placed under Holmes has been" connected with the sons, Edward now complete reconstruc- - illness, but too late to reach his bedside. The three Superintendent Cooper for six months Italian Government cable service for A crisis is expected very soon involving the of his brother's it is under Secretary Carter for the' years. in- the last ten remaining brothers all live in Hawaii on Kauai, where they are (Continued on page 4.) Continued on page 8.) tion of the Servian cabinet. terested in Lihue plantation. George, the eldest, is unmarried. Albert Wilcox is married, and so is Samuel W. Wilcox, the Senator. OOOOOOOOOOCXXX)OOCOO He has several children. WIND STORM SWEEPS The widow and the four brothers are the only surviving mem bers of the family. The parents of the deceased died while AVilliam OVER BALTIMORE SUBURB was a boy of sixteen. They were at the time on a visit to their old home in Winsted, Connecticut, when taken suddenly ill. They died within an hour of each other. July 12. A heavy wind storm accom William's early education was received at home. His father was BALTIMORE, Md., a teacher, and the boy was well grounded in the rudiments of knowl panied by a downpour of rain swept over the northern portion of this edge. He was then sent to 1'unahou College, remaining there for citv todav. Fiftv houses were unroofed and three hundred people two vears 1867 and 1868. Then word came of the death of his & boy immediately determined to earn his own living. . were rendered homeless. parents, and the --o- He was almost perfect in his knowledge of the Hawaiian language, and he naturally turned to that when thrown upon his own resources. y i:-:- Many Spirited Engagements on Border. He secured the appointment of interpreter in the courts here and "vx-- cr T.,iv .nirited encaerements have could have remained there all his life if he had so wished. As an vtivapt interpreter he had no superior, and though he was not at all certain taken place at several points along the Macedonian-Bulgaria- n of his success was immediate. From the courts he his own powers, frontier. Both Turkish and Bulgarian officers accuse the other side went to the legislature and was interpreter for many sessions, between times assisting the courts. Wilcox's knowledge of Hawaiian of having crossed the frontier. --o- terms made him invaluable as an interpreter and it was with much regret on the part of the judges that his energy-- was directed in an- Fatalities From a Train Wreck. other channel. fast mail train He was annointed police iudcre under the local law in 1S07, hav I KANSAS CITY, Mo., July 12. The Missouri r this city to- ing been deputy under Judge Perry previously. Has occupied the and an excursion special were in collision just outside pos:tion continuously ever sice. He was recommis- - JUDGE WILLIAM LUTHER WILCOX. injured. of magistrate were killed and not less than fifty were (Contlnued on page 3.) cooooooooexxxxxxxx dav. Three persons t

HONOLULU, TULY J 3. 1S&3. n COMMERCIAL ADVEBJISEB, Be honest, humble, diligent and persevering- with yourselves. Be love- n B OH STS liness, kindness and harmony with your Big Bargains at Our Temporary Startling Reduction friends. This is the light of BUdana and this is the best foundation of our Premises association." IN LADIES' MUSLIN CELEBRATE MR. DODGE'S ADDRESS. COMMENCING TOMORROW, MONDAY, JULY 13th. UNDERWEAR. .. Sir. Philip II. Dodge addressed the srw-tet-v. English. He is the fully one-half on the very also in Prices cut : bent makes and uj to-da- te styles, sec English teacher for the Y. M. B. A. and the pood displayed in our window all his talk was largely on educational J plainly marked. Third Anniversary lines. He said the anniversary was $1.50. on the Sale Gowns, J1.00 and like birthday. In America Clearance Ladies' Night a cus- Now 50c. and "c- - of Society's third birthday of a child it is the tom to burn three candles, and when Skirts. Jl.M and J2.00. Now Ladies' it is remarked that the numter is Goods $1-0- of White 75c. . e and Birth. small, the reply is that all the y-ar- $2 00. $2.00, 7 Ladies' Combination Chemises. of the child are ahead, that many more ENGLISH NAINSOOKS, 12 yard pieces, $2.50. Now $1.23. to follow. So it is with the Y. M. MADRAS MUSLIN, 24 yard pieces, $3.50, $5.00. 50c. IU.1 A. which is three year oiJ today. Ladies' Drawers. $1.00. Now ORGANDIE, 12 yard pieces, $2.50. mothers and fathers take great WHITE 30c yard. 300 pieces A. F. C. Gingham new patterns. For Japanese delight in kodak pictures of the child INDIA LINENS, 24 yard pieces, $1.75, $300, $6.00, $6.50, Ladk' Black Hose. 2"c. regular. Now 12ic and recording all that it does. So with $7.00. Ladles Black Hose Hermsdorf dye, now 20c. Success. the association, the mental picture All High Grade Goods worth double the money. Ladies' Ribbed Vests, now 10c. should be taken now and compared with that of a year ago, and kept for crre o 011c. Speeches at the Temple in the comparison with that of next year. J Ladies' Underclothing EVi9 Fort Street M Tinrtsra salrl it f well tf think ill3 Afternoon and Drama on what has brouehl the people of Japan i At Prices that cannot be duplicated. country. flag of Japan has , vj Lawn to this The CHEMISES, 23 new lines, 50c., 75c, $1.00, $1.25,. $1.50, at Night. - the 4- I n rrvci. o 7iiTt rv crr .that Cf $2.00, $2.50. America has the stars. "There must $1.00, $1.50, you GOWNS, choice selection, 50c, 60c., 75c, 90c, The Young: Men's Buddhist Associa be something that has made leave $2.00. tion celebrated its third anniversary the land of sunshine to come to that n great moved DRAWERS, grand value, 45c, 60c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. very elaborately yesterday. In the aft of the stars; ambition has a you to come to the borderland of the were WHITE SKIRTS, can't be beat, 90c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.75, 83 ernoon services of much Interest 6aid speaker. -- - United States," the $2.25, $3.00, $3.75. held at the Buddhist Temple on Fort you 88 "Energy and enterprise brought Before buying underclothing see what we can do. Recruit street and In the evening a Japanese here. You want to improve your 8 drama with jugglery, etc., was given minds. Every evening there are eighty on the lawn. or ninety here trying to learn the En- glish language, to learn why the T Japanese was profusely The church is pronounced in 'cold and 'mold' and R CENT decorated for the occasion with the not in 'would and 'could. This Is the Shoe Department gorgeous flags of the Orient, and as cause and this is the effect in part 83 well flags of all nations were liberally which tells why you came to leave The aim and object of our business is to place before 8 1 home." CIGAR displayed. The auditorium was crowd the public, FOOTWEAR at PRICES that cannot be sur- Mr. Dodge also showed the progress B were listened to passed any place in the United States. Our store is a little ed and the addresses In three years made by the association, 88 attentively. membership of the out of the way, but it will fully compensate you to give us The an enrollment of 700 members, with 230 a call. society has Increased to over 2304 which active members. A full growth of the S3 U included in the TOO members who organization should double these fig- THIS WEEK we are offering a Gent's fine Corona Coit ures, Bal, A $4.00. are not active In the work of the as he said. Mr. Dodge urged that Blucher BEAUTY for C1 there was no better way to spend an ap I.H. HACKFEID & sociation. A Ladies' Fine Beaded Slipper, LXV heels, just the evening than in the pursuit of knowl thing1 for receptions and dances, $2.50. After the opening of the program edge, and sMd that the members had n LIM! 5 with sone bv all members there was a been faithful and persevering and had A Misses' Fine Vici Kid Lace Shoe, Medium heavy soles, DISTRIBUTORS. sizes 11 to 2, at $2.50. n brief address by Dr. K. Haida, who had plenty of good examples to fol snoke of the precepts of Buddha. Mr. low. A line of Infants' Soft Sole Shoes, in Red White, Blue, S. Fuzisakl also spoke in Japanese on Mr. Dodge's address was followed by Pink and Tan at $-4- . the work of the society and of Bud a song and the meeting was closed dhism. with a short address from the Rev. J. The only English speech by a Jap Inouye. i anese was delivered by Mr. I. T. Iwana-- EVENING ENTERTAINMENT. L. B. KERR & CO., LTD. OUTLAY! ga. He spoke as follows: In the evening there was a gala time $50,000 "Ladies and Gentlemen: Today is on the church lawn. A tent had been TEMPORARY PREMISES the celebration of the third anniver- - erected in the yard and in this some 21 HOUSES IN 12 MONTHS! sary of our association here. Since this very capable Japanese actors rendered FORT AND QUEEN STREETS This is what W. M. Campbell has done, in spite of the association was organized three a drama which was much appreciated hard times and the prejudice of other builders. Mr. Campbell ago, it has flourished month by month, by the audience. will build you a beautiful house on a magnificent lot in the T year by year, and now we members Jugglers also helped amuse on a plat most desirable location in Honolulu for $3,000.00, a better ? number about 230. form erected in the church yard. In tt house than any other builder in town will build for the same "At the same time we have the the church basement there was a dis- V V V money, without the lot. means for educating our young men, play of old Japanese relics articles of Call and see W. M. Campbell to verify these that is the night school, Sunday lec- wear and of manufacture, all show- and further particulars, if you wish a home on the most rea4 tures for mental culture and so on. ing the ancient customs of the Jap- - onable terma Why so much prosperity? I can say anese. Office 1634, Young St. . Phone White 2111. it depends upon the grace of the doc 4 . 4 . . . 4 ' trine of Buddha, because we always ..''-'- work under the light of Buddha, hav- HAWAIIAN OPERA HOUSE ing peace our we have in mind and Sole Proprietor and Director REDUCTION DRY FANCY GOODS great courage in Justice and duty. SAiB and Mr. George Stephenson DO Kim, "As you know, Buddha was bom at BEHOVED TO PERRY BLOCK, .... Kapita Batsu of Makada in India Tho 'Lausrhing Season. J. . . . . Corner Hotel and Nunjum Streets. about three thousand years ago, and he FOR THREE WEEKS ONLY J. kingdom NEVER BEFORE FROM JULY 1ST. 4. NEW STORE, NEW GOODS, was heir apparent of the at has such genuine applause been heard stayed P B V 'J wad everything just as represented J 'ji 'J the time. If he had In his within the walls of a theater. palace he could have lived in a splendid NEVER BEFORE at: building with as dainty food and beau has such hearty laughter been heard. i tiful clothes as we could have wanted. NEVER BEFORE but he determined to rid all mental has such a genuine artistic triumph been by any company. A man to whom illness was chronic suffering from human beings. achieved When told that he needed a tonic, "Throwing away posses A SUCCESS OF ENTHUSIASM his exalted' Emphatic and Decisive oz Said, "Oh, doctor, dear, Greeted the sion as if worthless like a piece of pa- WAVERLEY BLOCK. HOTEL STREET. Won't you please make it beer?" per, running out from the palace, he Stine and Evans i "No, no," said the doc., called several noted philosophers of the "That's Teutonic." AMERICAN COMEDY COMPANY -- :o:- & time. After learning over six years In the Dyspepsia Curing Farce with severe suffering, he found a light. Comedy Notwithstanding there is no tonic to equal the It Is the doctrine of Buddha, and he Mama's New Husband properties of preached In his own country his whole life ending when ninety years old. Its holy books numbered about 84,000 vol TUESDAY. July 14th. SAT5UMA jpmum jljlgjem umes. MAMA'S NEW HUSBAND. course of years, re- "In the this THURSDAY and SATURDAY, July REMEMBER IT'S PURE. ligion was welcomed to Oriental coun- 16 and 18, the bright breezy bustling tries eastward of Mount Himalaya, as comedy, China, Siam, Tibet, Annan, Birmah, BROWN'S IN TOWN. WARE Korea and Japan. MONDAY and TUESDAY, July 20 years ng "In Japan about one thousand and 21, the laugh-looseni- farce ago, it was introduced from China and comedy. thence forth qualified our national "WHERE IS COBB. spirit which we call Yamatodamashii, Per Cent The comedies freely interspersed with and it spread all over the country un- specialties, refined, elegant, brilliant. OFF ubscribe for the Sun til the present day. Magnificent stage investiture. 50 "There are eight divisions of this Prices, $1.00, 75c. and 50c. religion in Japan. Each and all with Sale of Seats at Wall, Nichols & Co. purpose the same but with different SAY if you don't want to laugh manner and method to accomplish it. DON'T COME. day Advertiser. 25 cents "That which we belong to is called FRED W. DUVAL, Manager. Rl Jodo Sinsiu, one of eight. It was first Business r preached by Saint Shiuran and most I easily expressed the idea of Buddha. - Collin. GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS from 25c up. This is the brief history of our Buddhist Saddles, Bridles, J. a month, delivered by Mission. Now, Ladies Gentlemen, Bits, Spurs, Girths, GENTLEMEN'S COLLARS, 25c per doz. former price $1.50. and Stirrups, Bandages, A I will point out one paragraph from a POLO Scrapers, Coolers, WHITE CRAPE, 30 inches wide, 10c per yard. Former J. holy book. Putties. Rubbers, price 20 cents. 4. "It is: 'To cease from all sin and Etc., Etc. A" carrier. selfishness, to get virtue and to King near Fort St. Tel. Main 144. P. O. Box 501 HABTAI SILK, 30c a yard. Former price 50 cents. ,1 cleanee one's own heart." This is the KIMONOS, $1.00. Former price $1.75. doctrine of Buddha. With such a high Union Oil Co. purpose Buddha always leads us and GRASS CLOTH TABLE COVERS, $7.50 Former J. we can walk in the right place in life. of California price $10.00. & "Now, young men! Every thing is SILK NIGHT GOWNS, $4.50. Former price $6.00 renewed every day and we young men F" 4. are successors on the social stage in uol Oilo SILK SHIRTS, $1.75. Formerly $3.50. & turn and same time we must work in Office of Hawaiian Department, the way :o: 4v d thllc C correct with ie?ronsibilities ootn 307 Stangenwald Bldg. for the future, near hand. So, at uoirnueu Bra r.rgntn BBCaJes. l'eJtfm lilts at C. C. PERKINS, Supt. present, it is most necessary to cul- war' "Harness tivate your minds with wide religious Main office, Mills Building, San ; All Other Goods in Proportion. Makers. power, your Jrancisco. 4 P. O. Box heads with scientific Wavrrljf BUu, Iltthst St. 13. knowledge and meantime: JNO. BAKER. Jr., Mgr. 9- y . DEATH COMES PAINLESSLY 'If you want to know what smartly dressed men will wear Specials of Things I Stein-BIoc- Little this season, ask to see h Smart Clothes." TO JUDGE WILCOX On Sale This Week Finishing-Brai- Tw o hundred dozen White Pearl But- One tons in assorted hundred pieces in liht blue, only It Is Not Surprising (Continued from pace 1.) sizes. 2c a piece. sioned for two years last year. Wilcox's knowledge of the Hawii-;a- n 5c doz. that the most pleased cus- race stood him in good stead on the bench. He brought to his On Darning Cotton ale This Week Best brand in black and tomers we have, are those court also a rare insight into human nature. His judgment was Safety Pins, nickel plated, assorted white men who were accustomed unerring and the punishment he inflicted just. Judge Wilcox never sizes, on card. 3c a spool. to wearing- - the most expen- studied law in its strict sense, but his knowledge of the law was yet 2 doz. for 5c On spools tan only sive made-to-order garments wide. The common sense with which he administered justice made Ic a spool. because in up for any deficiency he may have felt in legal technicalities. His Toilet ins The best brand Cube Pins, larsre ati Greatest abilitv won for him admission to the bar. small, in black and white. 100 oins nn Value Stein-BIoc- Clothes each cube. Special in h Smart Wilcox's wit was one of the enlivening features of otherwise dull on sale Ribbon All silk liberty ribbons. Xo 40 on sale police court sessions. Humor was dealt out liberally with his deci- 5c a cube they find as much goodness sions, were none the less forceful because of 19c yd. but they the unique Hair No 50 on sale at as they formerly paid double was as wen as Pins punctuation, lie mercitul just, liven those he sent English, German and American Hatr 22i-2cy- the monev for. Pins. d. to prison loved him. He was a staunch defender of the fair sex, and Reg-ula-r zh&2& agents here for the value, 33c. We are little mercy was shown to those w ho abused women. When possible Invisible Hair Pins famous Stein-BIoc- h Smart he settled family disputes which otherwise would have ended in the Two boxs for 5c Clothes, and will be pleased English Hair Pins, in all Ieneths. hest Swiss Embroidery to have you call and examine divorce court. In all his long career on the' bench Judge Wilcox Quality, Insertion critically every feature of made few enemies, and not only throughout About 300 yards of Swiss Insertion but the islands will his 5c a package. in hand-tailor- ed Assorted sizes the newest patterns. Well worth these fine individual death be felt as a severe loss, but even those who had the misfortune in box 15c. clothes. On sale this week at or perhaps good fortune to have been judged by him will miss him 3 boxes for 10c. 10c. sorely. wmmm Judge Wilcox was married about ten years ago to Kahuila, a highly respected Hawaiian woman whose home was on Molokai. PACIFIC IMPORT COMPANY, Ltd. mm She survives him. There are no children MODEL BLOCK, FORT STREET. Judge Wilcox was also engaged in the manufacture of poi, and This little label stands for his place in Kalihi was a model institution of its kind. He was also whole life showed that he was a Christian and favored Christian i such clothing excellence as an enthusiastic yachtsman, and it was upon some of these yachting; education. is not to be found outside of cruises that he became famous as a story teller. He had an apparent WAS WITHOUT FEAR. high-grad- - - e made to order fund of good stories, most of in "Judge Wilcox was always a very self possessed man V. Stein - Bloch ly inexhaustible them gained his perfectly and clothes and - brave. He was Ion"- experience in public life. And he could tell them better than not afraid to express his opinion, though Smart Clothes. as a rule he was moderate and conservative. He was essentially they came to him originally. a - conservative man. In earlv davs of annPYatinn t ll rr. n-- n c- 1 r t- 1 I 1 , w.. STEIN-BLOC- r ... . - 1.. 1. i .1 t f J . n uj i "VA H SMART SUITS AND SPRING OVER- xui a true estimate tan uc uui upon nun umv uy one wno nas u"' iuuinness ana lie liar nrrainn tn mmd "t Wil-- P McKmley $35-- o known him intimately from boyhood. W. R. Castle and Judge J very litseverely. They became very COATS, $15.00 to . angry, and one mrmr vmi hp n-- i ;.,. . . cox grew up together almost from babyhood. r " "ao "; supper 111 a uowntown restaurant, a mend came to him and whispered that he had better slip out by a MclNERNY, Ltd. ESTIMATE OF A FRIEND. side door, as there were a number of soldiers waiting outside who "Judge Wilcox was born about fifty years ago, he is a little intended to give him a thrashing. He finished eating his supper very quietly than I." said W. R. Castle who has known him since without any apparent disturbance of mind and then CLOTHIE as he went out of the door one of the soldiers stepped up babyhood last evening. He had the room adjoining mine at Puna- - to him and Wilcox answered nerfectlv- cool nnd witlmut v d;rriifof Fort and Meroliaiit Streets I J 1V.U1 . ti,..1 lit V hou in 1S67 and 68. That was the only school education he had weren't prepared for that kind of a reception aind' withdrew. WhatJ e I think. He was taught bv his lather at home. His lather Abner am in tne police.. court had a slight salutary effect. IITTxie never .... Wilcox was sent here as a missionary teacher. Both his father and , , tnrust ins views upon the people, though he often Ilshfc mother went to the states, and while there, at their home Up-to-Do- to BATS and CLOTHING "His death will be a irreat loss to the rnmmnnitv nnrl T nm , 1 crA 1. -- 41 tr:t., tVt- - ..-1- 4- k 1 , . . . 1 . . catii uiucr. iuuii w ulua icil mau nt uugm i.vj auim.-- iu uavc an opportunity to express my admiration of him. " At right prices call at thing for himself, and as he was an excellent Hawaiian scholar, I THE FUNERAL. suggested to him that he try to get a position as interpreter in the The funeral services will be held this afternoon in Kawaiahao courts here. He was a very modest man and didn t believe that church. All the arrangements have not been completed, but the cere- - he had the requisite amount ot knowledge, but hnaily was per- - mony win De a ntting close to the lite ot activity. 1 he service will was sufficient, he made uc lJLlu,IL "u LUC menus 01 ine deceased are invitea to attend. TWO STORES. TWO STORES suaded to offer himself for trial. One trial interpreter: he had a very thorough knowledge of the Hotel St., opposite Young Bldg. an admirable 931 Fort St., below King and 152 the-Hawaii- - n thorough knowledge- TTvaiian hna.nrr, well' a J7 of I W DEPOT OF THE "EOSS OF THE ROAD OVERALLS." an people, their customs and ideas. Then he had a very shrewd .SSg 11 knowledge of mankind of people in general. He had a keen in sight into human nature, there were very few that so thoroughly intuitive sense of people made James F. Morgan, President; Cecil Brown, Vice President; understood the people here. That F. Hustace, Secretary; Charles H. Atherton, Auditor; W. H. him the strong man he was. It was in 1868 or 1S69, that he became Hoogs, Treasurer and Manager. interpreter and he has been in the service of the government either

X3Z-CLStSl- C X-td- was for many years SS CO., -. as interpreter or judge ever since. He in in legislature and there has never been a better one. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN terpreter the My acquaintance with him has been close and intimate and I have Coa! never known him to fail in understanding a person who was testify Firewood, Stove, Steam, Blacksmith's ' Telephone Main ing at a trial or to make a mistake. Rather he put the words clearer " Also Black and White Sand. 295. ' Special Attention Given to Draying. than the witness could have done. This trust, was often illustrated " they in the legislature and they would take things from him which " wrmlfl not from anvnnp else. On "one occasion "a native member talked for ten minutes. W llcox interpreted and stood up lor only 1 about one minute. The member got up and said: "I talked longer It is a common expression to hear that the climate of California ORIENTAL BAZAAR than that." "Oh ves." replied Mr. Wilcox, "vou talked longer is changing. Professor McAdie has recently published a report on Large stock of Grass Linens In various colors. Embroidered Tea and than that but I interpreted all that you said." And it was true he weatner conditions on this Coast that contains many interesting r,ninrk-nh1-p a nutting- in manner. He was tacts, while it contradicts rather than sustains the claim of climatic had for it 1 Table Cloths. Also some nice bedspreads. facultv 1 nithva cnange. 1 ne average nere a more what vou might call a brilliant interpreter. . annual precipitation is nttie than - I t.-- .i1-t-- PONGEE In heavy weights. the thing for this weather. . tf r,. J i f U?ht and Just one-na- n 01f i.i f me V- HIS CAREER AS A TUDGE wnat it is in tne .eastern states, duc oenciency is more - Wait Building, King 8treet opposite Advertiser Office. I than counterbalanced bv the fact the rainfall irenerallv comes 1 that ,it ...... 11 j ...m. 1 ...... Phone White 2746. 1 think the community was wen acquainxeu wuu huh as a at the..time wnen lt 1S most needed. In no other part of.y.the globe district magistrate, and I am sure everyone admired his ability there, are the seasonal conditions more closely watched than in California, s a iud"-- e of facts and for putting the real weight to the offenses and in no part of the United States are the results of departure from I 1 f more T . . ii. a a t can-1 - of people brought before him in their proper position he was almost normal conditions serious. yuring tne winter montns, I unequaled. He was possessed of a humane and tender nature. Pr:fi- - Th orMtPr n..mh.r of nrMS of rlUtnrhanr. . t T i a 1 1 1. I tho though perhaps oiten his language was rougn. up to tne ery mm g inand north of the California boundary. The rainfall frequen- - ... rt" 1 ' 1 Ci. iU. I . 1 1.1 . ie did what ne could1111doiu oraciany"!! and pnvateiy!..iu ucnciit m. Cy 01I...this city averages seventy-on- e oays, ano tne average precipita-- people. in favor of making them objects tion is twenty-thre- e inches. The heaviest rainfall for a single season -- lawaiian He was not I J" -- u A- fiftv-thre- 2, IB of pauperizing the people, but he wanted to give them in e vears was during 1861-- when 49.27 inches of rain fell. Beretania Street. Phone BlueDIB3552. Opposite Hawaiian HotcS of charity or fit put in a position to earn From the records of the bureau, 1'rofessor McAdie savs that there opportunity to become manly and to them does not appear to be any evidence of a permanent change in climate. a straightforward, honest livelihood instead of becoming mere Wet and dry seasons come and go with little regularity. It is a cu fJlOANA HOTEL . . hangers-on- . rious but significant fact that the records of Sir Francis Drake, from Rush and Leather HIS SENSE OF HUMOR June 17th to July 24th, compared with the more recent records of the Seated Chairs Mission "Everyone sense of humor the man had it was often weather bureau, "show a similarity too close to be accidental." WAIK1K1 3 knows the sequoias, of vears old, testify that there Furniture ricture Fram- seen police He had an abiding sense Acrain. the sriant thousands BEACH in the right place in the court. have been no great climatic changes during their period of growth. ingObjects of Art. of the fitness of things, his wit was never shown in an untimely Argonaut. Orders taken for miniature RAPID TRANSIT ELECTRIC or imprudent way, but it was put in such form as to enliven the 0 : Painting. CARS arrive at, and depart from, dullness of the police court proceedings very much indeed The much-discuss- ed beauty competition for men, arranged by a very Hawaiian lady Ring- - - CURREr I A. R. ihe main entrance to the Moana "He was married to Kahuila, estimable tjie yjenna athletic societies, took place in the cafe off the a Sol. Kupihea Hotel every ten minutes. of Molokai. She was well connected there niece of strasse recently. There was a fair sprinkling of the fair sex, who Gurrey who was the leading man on Molokai. The marrying of a Hawaiian took the greatest interest in the proceedings, carefully examining MOANA HOTEL CO.. LTD with the Hawaiians and had a s. brought him into still closer contact each competitor through opera-glasse- The president of the com Jr. good influence in giving them greater confidence in him. mittee remarked that for many years people had been trying to im- HOUSES MOVED THE LOSS TO THE COMMUNITY. prove the breed of cattle, horses, and pigs, now it was the turn of . TT 1 .1 . 1 t 1 II 1. S pernaps mere were audi- Hotel and HOUSES RAISED "His death will be a great loss to the communitv, and a great man race, trie saia mat iiuie auiung ine HOUSES REPAIRED ence who would not agree with the award when finally made, as the Alakea Sta. loss to particular position in the Honolulu police court. It well-turne- that account the d mustache or good NEW HOUSES BUILT be very hard to replace him with a man so well able to deal jury would not take into will eyes, features which were dear to the opposite sex. Competitors Stores and Offices Repaired. with the lower life of Honolulu. of thirty. They were scantily clad in I law, was admitted to the bar as a com- - were then led out in batches "He never studied but suits, and each one, on his number being called, stepped to HONOLULU I 4 in which he conducted the business bathing nliment to the skill and abilitv is said few of would-b- e W. T. PATY of law through the front and exhibited muscles. It that the of the police court and the knowledge he gained the be called beautiful. There was plenty of muscle, but his many years of interpreting. It was impossible lor a man hkc Apollos could Contractor and BnUdar and not verv few competitors were symmetrically built. The winner of the nSToticel him to spend so manv years as interpreter in the courts beauty of form was a young athlete from the Vienna a considerable knowledge of the law. first prize for The Red Front is the only place in Office 1048 Alakea street, acquire Club. "WD to buy Woolen Goods reasonably. Hotel. HOW HE HELPED THE HAWAIIANS. o Aao eairy a full line of between King and Blue 1801. of his position as judge he also for many years carried She V. tail CLOTH IU 6 MS FURNISH!! GOODS 'Phone "Outside He "Did you notice that woman who just passed?" on the business of poi manufacturing. It was not a business that one with the dyed hair and false teeth, and nasty if' many "What, the Cor. Queen And Kaann. enriched him but it was a Godsend to the natives who at ready-mad- e clothes on, all tied up with ribbons and things? No, times were unable to get anvthing except from his factory. I didn't notice her particularly." Punch. t SODA WORKS Rupture is worth while to sav. in connection with his position as a t HiAIIAN Dr.Fierce' EUctrie Wx "It o , SJ&rveL Nothing- - like public man, that his influence was always in favor of education a? Kotjiincr on couldn't you?" "You flrt earth good type of morality and sobriety. His personal habits were "You could call him a captain of industry, FOR SODA AND CARBONATED 17 in Cure tor Kuptare. if were wise at least not to his 'VAv y-- C:rrrT.Tf!v never a drinking man. He was could, but vou wouldn't do it vou tff.srs ahvavs'verv temperate, and he was of industry." Chicago '- He" he's at least' a colonel - quietly face. thinks "WATERS. .. f- afterwards . r .f -r - once a member of the Fort Street Church, but t withdrew, but not because he didn't believe in Christianity, for his Evening Post. Phone Blue 1871.

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special of Legislature of J SECOND LEGISLATURE. sessions the sraa Fiona FOR MONDAY GHLY The second Legislature of Hawaii has of the Governor's open and notorious J SPECIAL some That's the condition of many suffer f ' passed. From sheer force of habit political opponents is something that been 120 ers from catarrh, especially in the tommcrclal Advertiser of the forty-fiv- e who have might cause Governor Dole to be en- a days at work at the Executive building vied by the executive of almost any morning. Great difficulty is ex- JHPHNESE 'TRAYS tomorrow, or may w:ander back today or other commonwealth in the union. It perienced in clearing the head and Very strong and handsomely decorated, either round oblong. lr Their but they will find deserted halls. Indicates that the '"blunders of Dole" Formerly sold at $1.50 and $1.75 each. Tour choice MONDAY eclipse, throat. day has ended, they are in are about as hard to bring home as No ronder catarrh causes head- I; ; 1X to say that many never MONDAY : i. JULY and it is safe the "mistakes of Moses." ache, impairs the taste, smell and CENTS it will emerge from the umbra. hearing, pollutes the breath, de- Legislature, at its special session The surplus revenue of $30,0yy,000 for LUTHER WILCOX. , The ranges the stomach and affects the i; WILLIAM Just finished, passed 20 bills, had the past year, making $230,000,000 credit appetite. EACH r.. dead. After suffer one pocketed, a rather i uu& wii is one vetoed and balance for the Treasury causing To cure catarrh, treatment must Ktrh vnuld have dimmed the average as to acceptability, but democratic newspapers a deal of worry. a fair be constitutional alterative and Japanese Trays all round, v ery useful sizes, cheap at 50c. Special rouratre of one less brave, marred It could be bettered as to time, when The further fact that American steel tonic. sunny and left its Impress the average was one for Monday only temper less one realizes that mills cannot supply the demand, mak- was afflicted - Of. One less of the I with catarrh. I too upou .iWr v.ir.onc-i . ' o hours bill to each three days. Some ing necessary Importation of $43,000,000 sinking many min- medicines of different kinds, giving each each. .hiinnr.hic. ouietly like a measures took hardly as worth of material this year gives two ; grew 25c and a fair trial but gradually worse until sleep the great heart was stilled utes, as witness the supply bills, which texts for a tariff reduction sermon. It I could hardly hear, taste or smell. I then which saw not were closed. went through with a rush, every time. might be remarked however the concluded to try Hood's S&rsaparilla, and wno that Perhaps unspoken, yet to those But it is not for its bills that the who is constantly employed after taking five bottles I was cured and the workman' any knew the man it was evident that Teeislature will be known, rather fot at good wages is. perfectly content with havs not had return of the diseasa w Of the since." Eresxc Fokses, Lebanon, Kan. HARDWARE CO., LTD. mainspring of his Hie was roaMiuinna nnd utterances.' conditions' Meanwhile the greater the PACIFIC . AKr. Adhem: "One as iv. Ttn former only two may be classed surplus the better Hawaii's chances for Sarsaparilla FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS. fellow-men- ." resolutions, these Hood's who loved bis "want of confidence" aiShare. i to remarka- Audi- Cures catarrh it soothes and Sole Agents for Garland Stov es, Eddy Refrigerators and Willcox & Many were the sides his being directed against Deputy ' ' attainments strengthens ucous membrane Sewing Machines. ble character: varied the tor Meyers and Assistant Superinten The city that does not get its. name Gibb's common sense Campbell. and build vhole system. rich the fund of native dent of Public Works This In the papers with a race riot just now and wit. Best known as Judge of the Indicates a material change in the press agent must be needs a to wake it when it Iistrict Court, where Justice Legislative habits of mind. Accustom- slumbers. tempered with mercy, and where char ed from birth to a responsible head of acter reading must rule as well as government, with ministers holding Peter, King of Servla, doesn't wait; knowledge of the law. Judge Wilcox office at the will of the throne, it is long before getting to the footstool of! I Our Best was held In universal esteem. In Judg easy to see why the members of the the great white Tsar, and it seems safe Alrertiseient mnt a Solomon, he paid little atten initial law making body should fulmin- to guess will learn that the chess garnet tlon 'to the technicalities, getting to ate against the executive head. That of the Orient demands more attention the root of the cause and Juaging as a the members have begun to appreciate then the Balkan draughts. Pure Drugs vengeful agent corrective rather than a their responsibility is one of the best Servian cabinet ministers will quit. and . of an outraged public. signs for the future. The enmity Perhaps they do not wish to be too Not by any means the least valuable against Marston Campbell is incompre near a king when the army is in a Chemicals Complete with of his attainments was a knowledge of hensible to some. Yet it Is not too hair trigger state. . all attachments the Hawaiian second to. none. As an hard to fathom, perhaps. One of the a TOILET ARTICLES Interpreter he was endowed with most implacable enemies of the en Any sectional feeling remaining be- for direct or in- knowledge of idioms "and expressions gineer would have accepted a contract tween North and South after the'Span-is-- h and the choicest which stood him In good stead. He to build bridges which the Department war may be wiped out by a Na- line of direct current sot only knew the Hawaiian language constructed Itself more cheaply. A tional Lynching Association, with PERFUMERIES 4fS but be knew the people and his knowl- former official had been cut out of lodges in Kansas, Indiana, Illinois. k: motives, to reach edge led him to see profit, an outsider was prevented from Ohio and Iowa as well as the Southern Reasonable Prices. Call punishment which At conclusions as to getting in, all of which meant that States. and Convince Yourself. would be beneficial, which seemed to Campbell, being in their way. must 'i ' 1 F Hawaiian own one unacquainted with the go. The attack on Meyers fell of Its Which will It be; eggs or leis for Prescriptions a Specialty. Improper, but result T i habit of mind stupidity. Legislators returning home? Probably Justified his actions. Of the many utterances of the mem It's a question of how constituents en- - His court was the theater for many bers of the House none will be so long Joy Jaxpaylng. ' dramas but he mixed with his decisions remembered; none will ever be given Hollister 17 such rare humor that ill feeling was such wide publicity, as Speaker Beck-- House Republicans who could not get Hawaiian Electric Co., often averted and differences solved ley's declaration in effect that each together may aver that their poor team company. LIMITED. without a last resort. The passing of incoming American Jeopardized the play was due to rattles. At least it Drug OFFICE KING STREET NEAR ALAKEA. TEL. MAIN 39a Judge William Luther Wilcox means future rule of the Hawalians, and that was yellow." Fort Street. much to Hawaii. Where his successor consequently they were not wanted. . 1 will be found is a delicate question. Purely political, the reason, spoken with TO CARRY OUT ALL NEW LAW5. a passionate devotion to his own race American Japanese forgetfulness of his page 1.) and LABORS COMING OPPORTUNITY. and an absolute (Continued from new relations, it weighed only years ought to be pros- national longer period. Those officials, It is un- The next two with those who, like him, confess that S workingman in Ha- derstood will meet in consultation with GrOOO-- perous ones for the they do not want to encounter the com f I for the ex- the Hawaii Exposition Association soon 7 waii. The loan act calls petition of muscle and mind that must Of over two million dollars and plans will be formed. penditure follow the influx of immigrants. Judgment in Fine line of Gents' Furnishing Goods 32 Hotel street. current ex- Judge Weaver of the Land Registra at by the government and the Legislature, though 28 another The errors of the tion Court, it is said, will name Sten HATS! HATS!! HATS!!! At Hotel street. pense appropriation will add many, were not all of the lasting kind, which the ographer Theilen of the House as the million to the expenditures course with some exceptions. It two years. of court reporter. Glasses Territory must make in the seemed to some of them right ana Practically all of this money will go There i considerable talk over the proper that they should abolish an of Deputy Insurance Commissioner, but to the laborer, for the Improvements cleany ap- Is the Secret '4 fice, where the need was nothing definite seems in the, air. to be made are in the form of new parent to a reasoning or reasonable new buildings. As for the Public Works plans are of Our Success FU roads, new bridges and mortal, simply because the incumbent being prepared and as soon as there Also this money will go to citizens, and please them, yet they thought new did not is money at hand the various works Judgment examining, PER not to Japanese or Chinese. The give in Yolcano Water it entirely correct to an assistant will be rushed along. There being no law passed by the legislature provides principal. Hono Judgment in making and Judg- HfO DOZEN mere salary than the Superintendent ill delay against the employment of any but Assistant lulu's harbor, which must be ready to engineer will have to be Is the basis Charge. labor on public works, .and matters, as an ment in. adjusting Delivered to your Address Free of citizen carry the greatest ships of the western for each a saving clause which provides employed to do detail work success of our new meth- P. O. Box 565. Tel. Main 270. there is ocean, might well do without the mini improvement. of non-citizen labor Item of for the employment of mum appropriation suggested by the ods; each day is more emergency, and in cases of but Americans official who studied the question, but RATTAN GOODS, CARVED EBONY FURNITURE, PONGEH ex- thoroughly appreciated by our must be first cared for. From the the Hana physician must have a raise Electric and AND PINEAPPLE SILKS, CHINA WARE, ETC. , perience of the past it Is very doubtful salary or Wailuku a chemical fire Sugar, patrons. se- in If sufficient citizen labor can be engine. cured to carry out the work which must Perhaps, however, there were les WING WO & CO. years, partic- Mining Machinery CHAN te done in the next two sons taught by the Legislature itself Nuuanu, between Merchant and King Streets. ularly in slme of the outlying dis- not be forgotten. Men who which will i tricts where any kind of labor is at a body, who voted for inter- & cry sat in the WM. G. IRWIN COMPANY, Ld premium. Notwithstanding the preters, now declare that had the Eng H. F. Wichman, New Drug Store which was often heard during the lish language been used during the ses-- AGENTS FOR was discrimina- For Sale campaign that there a ion, as was the very evident intention Western Sugar Refining Co., San dis- Optical Department. tion in favor of Japanese in some of the Congress, all the work could Francisco. Cal. everyone Yan EVAPORA Exclusively Optics." tricts it is apparent to that have been finished in sixty days. Not One Quadruple Tar Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadel was no Just ground for the com- TOR. phia. Pa. there only was there great waste of time One VACUUM PAN. 7 feet diama 1048 Fort Street. plaint. Nearly every public official who Newell Universal Mill Co., Manufac DRUGS, with translations but men talked In ter. 8 feet deep. turers of National Cane Shredder, New owes his position 18"x42". has to do with labor I Hawaiian simply to hear themselves One CORLISS ENGINE. York. N. T. to politics, and it is but natural that nnM h rlearlv In nubile in Five 500-gall- on Brass CLARIFIER Parafflne Paint Company, San Fran .i . tn b distrlb--l COILS. cisco. Cal. ..tmnira thr it terest if English "only" was made the BOO to One 60 H P Edison Bipolar VOLT & Co., San Francisco, Cal. nted will go to the voters and not language of the law makers. And then Ohlandt CHEMICALS, of GENERATOR. AH AN A CO., Pacific OH Transportation Co., San alien whose good will can be out 50 Way nee DIRECT W. W. the except too it would shut Kanlho. One H P Fort Francisco, Cal. no value. So the real search Political parties spring from the de CURENT MOTOR. 50 ELECTRIC LOCOMO Limited In Isolated cases was the lack of avail sire cf men to give weight and strength One H P seems like TIVE. Go. able citizen labor, and there to concerted action. Republican 0 Honolulu Iron Works MEDICINES the their 8.500 feet f3.013 lbs.) No. COPPER Patent ly therefore to be a scarcity of ism In the United States stands for with hangers. Insulators, etc. Merchant Tailors once WIRE STEAM ENGINES kind of labor wanted when the something. During the 120 days now One 10x12 F:y Wheel AIR COMPRES MILLS, COOL extensive improvements contemplated closed, men elected on the ticket back SOR. Waity Building, King St. BOILERS, SUGAR Etc, Etc points Four Sullivan ROCK DRILLS. ERS, BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS i are undertaken. Every indication ed .by Republicans, urged by men of Phone Blue 2741 i next Two Doble ROCK DRILLS. and machinery of every description then to the probability that the .party and endorsed by the high 6x3x12 to that Two American Pump Co direct Advertiser Office made order. Particular attention two years will be a fitting time for est rank of leaders, saw fit to throw acting AIR COMPRESSORS. Opposite paid to ship's blacksmlthing. Job work American workingman to make his paddle Two Speed Regulating PUMP GOV executed on shortest notice. If the allegiance to the winds and American and Foreign home In Hawaii. their own canoes. Of such are Kuma ERNORS. Co., 1 One 36 inch VENTILATING FAN. Worstoaat HOT ICE TO DOCTORS Chambers Drug lae. . Aylett, Kail!, Pulaa, Nakaleka. I. WEIGHT PUL more frequent in town Two W. LIGHT Nothing Is Lewis. It would appear that such a LEYS 65 in diameter, 12 face. HACKS ALL NIGHT expressions of wonder that GASOLINE EN talk than thing as party loyalty does not enter One HHP Union Reduction in trimmed hats this at x Limited. the Supreme Court did not protect Its Into their equation. Instead of work GINE with 6 inch CENTRIFUGAL Fort and King Streets. dignity the ebullitions of extrane- PUMP. month at the from ing with their party majority they go HOIST FORTlubSTREET.StablooTEL. MAIN 109. coarse in thought One Hercules GASOLINE Millinery Parlors. ous vlndlctlveness. off on their own route, disrupt party with double Engine, 7 Inch Cylinder, Hawley HACKS Nos. 3, 7. 24, 32. 53, 87, 124. and substance at that, in the disbar- and consider they have done wise inch Stroke. 182. com- that ment case. Possibly the Judicial ly. is common talk that if they re One Duplex Worthington CIRCULA theory It Boston Building, Fort street. plaisance Is explainable on the turn to the Legislature it will be upon TING PUMP. willing rw T. C. Austin ROCK CRUSHER. GO TO THE that the court was to endure o".n nomination, after a fight ir experience their One Avellng & Porter TRACTION the disagreeable rather than made on their own responsibility. Sup ENGINE. I respondents of privilege Asti Wines deprive the the port of party platform and precept Is One 10 Tyne FOWLER CULTIVA IF YOU HAVE A presenting collateral exhibits in the ( Best Table Wines in Use. Sold by Worb of a cardinal tenet of Republican faith. TOR. SUM OF MONEY Cleaning and Dyeing case. Hypnotism has been admitted as pre Onu Fowler STEAM SCOOP and SMALL ' yet the surprising spectacle was pares. all Liquor Dealers. Fort St., Opposite Star Block, i & factor in Jurisprudence elsewhere. It report con living pictures sented of a minority from a you find a good In- To have your old SUITS MADE Is only a step ahead of unwarranted particulars and prices That can't SOMETHING NEW preH ference committee. The For further vestment to "fit." we can "club LOOK LIKE NEW. Dyeing and attacks on Republican officials often apply to Cftewiog: Trilby Cups U-7- 111 with several other small ing, 5 to $2.50 per suit. It Is not always the that need a came men on Republican it" from elected H. Davies & Co., sums and invest it in guaran- And marshmallow Chocolate Chewa The renewing of ladies' clotblnf1 physician, but sometimes the well, who tickets. In this way was the honored Theo. progress. securities for you and pay at the specialty. Prices very low. would keep so and The time party name made a reproach and the Limited teed Is you interest in cash every has fome when Hawaii in need of prestige of past victory dimmed. the Candy Co. advice and it will not be unwise to six months. Let us tell you riiller's PHONE WHITE 23G2. : The lobby must not be overlooked if source. Ter- King Street near Bethel. get It .from the best The cither, for it is safe to say that three about it. i4 In as a LEINDECKEfti ritory is today the market nrcn who busied themselves, cost th3 PHIL seller cf bonds. There are several Territory more than $30,000 because of I WEDDING questions with regard to local securll waste of time. HENRY WATERHOUSE Cards engraved at the shortest o fl settled, as to ex moment by tie that must be TRUST CO., LTD. slble only L50 to take them Charges awalfc penditures under counties and for streeta. Orders by expert should The almost sus Cor. Fort and Merchant W. BEAKBANE. sick, or dead animals. A and an be consulted at unbroken record of ) attended to. - once. tained vetoes in both the regular and I 1115 AJakea street. Main 361 promptly j j

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-- y I their friends who spent the at ir JESSE MOORE lochs. j ATKINSON'S BY AUTHORITY. DEFIANCE'S Most of the yachtsmen west down on . ADDRESS c oc;Oca.' A. A. WHISKY rjrh and the SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE. Sunday morning; train brousrnt the re- friends. mainder with a crowd of Under and by virtae of a ceruii RARE en- TO SUMMER i. BEST ON EARTH SPEED Commodore Clarence Macfariane SCHOOL Alias Execution iissued by Ly!e A. tertained a party at his house, and a-- 1 Dickey. Second District Magistrate quota of ef the Peninsula, homes had their Honolulu. Island of Oahu. Territory no of visitors. The new club house is Hawaii, on the th day or July, 133, in were i it entirely finished, but its lar.a: In Excelsior" He Tells the matter of Gonves AlrTiirKe Outsails Every many, the Teachers Many ani ns-- d ae vantage points by to J- - F. Figuerdo. I have. : said Hono- Old Aged view the races. Ihmgs About What Their Work for lulu, on the Sth day of Ju;y. A. I thing in Soon after the train arrived from the levied upon, and shall offer Tor s.U and city the races were scarted. The pre- Education Should Be. sell at public auction, to the highest La Pa-io- ma Class. paratory gun was fired from bidder, at the Police Station. ICalaka-u- a at :S4 o'clock and fifteen minutes Hale, in said Honolulu, at 1 o'clock Pnrc Id Later the starting nag lor tne (Continued from Friday.) sider must be followed. But there is noon of Thursday, the 12th day of class yachts was hoisted on tne poie i j. ie won wmcn you nave been dome; much else to be done. If we are to August. A. D. IXC, all the t. put hard work into mathematics, we utie A the Club House. It was dropped five has been, in the main, pleasant work. and interest of the said J. F. Figuerds Chapt er of Accidents must not neglect to put hard work minutes laier ana me trsi mrv - It has led into what I may call the into language. go in and to the following described yv - - The two togeth Which Marked the Maiolo crossing the Line. Just ahead softer paths of scholastic training. Aft- I only ask for advancement in o property, unless the Judgment 0: the Skip, van a-a- e - er the power of understanding Engih Decause I reel that it may be a little and cost of executions and s:amp. Palat- Wood neglected. And if these two are - race. cart Twenty-fiv- e 15-1- I third, dropped out of the speech has been acquired, our work amounting- to 04 mm Races. but iisH:uj.ea. we nave ty no means and lea vin g but two boats in fourth has run into paths through the shrub- accomplished all that even primary Dollars, interest, costs and my ex- - able - case. beries of literature, paths which pass- education calls for. We pen- are previously piiid: ed the most have riven e Princess and the Myrtle crossed brilliant of flower beds, the poaer of expression through lan One National Cash Register. the efSorescent tores of the PaclSc, guage, we One Yacht Dismisted tnd An in third ineir and have attempted to traia A. M. the line first the cias. the pure lily like tales of the North, the mind to exact thought, through BROWN. a--r.jr.i, High other Turns Over in a crossing time was iiiim. the exuberant fancy of ancient Greece, mathematics. We mut deveicp the Sheriff. Territory of HawaiL Wiki Wiki and Defiance followed the hard cold blooded fables of Rome lowers of observation, and we mut Honolulu, Oahu. July 11th. A. D. I:C Wind. were dul and the rich and oriental history of teach the hand to do the w0 Gust cf in the order named. Tnere Judaism. In one form or nother you what brain two yachts in the first class. "Whitney tells it. have all taught this in the Linguasre To merely Cffice of the Secretary of the Territory. to show up with Helene. lesson. Some of you may not have ap- train the brain is not A rjnUrc breeze with a. rather enough. It is but part of an education. Honolulu, Hawaii. July 11th, 1SCS. Glaays crossed the line at lliis a. zn. preciated the beauty of .vfaa.1 you were The bulk of the world is but part edu Pursuant 10 Ses-o- rough sea for small boats, a number of - teaching, but the been to Act of the Special n and La Paloma at 11 :15'-- a. m. le3a his cated, even when it has passed through fteaeral Export Igts, tpreckeis Eidg. taught, and learned. Not only this but of 1903. sealed tenders will be re mishap which put some of the best -- they bchooi eoaege. We Once all the yachts were off. und-- r our system we and are beginning of education teach now to understand ceived at the oSte of the Secretary un- Ecu dels Hi Ti yacht out of the running, and a close presented a 'beautiful sight tacking to the beauties of nature. We shov the that the hand must i be C rained, and that we can train the til twelve o'clock noon on Wednesday. in- buoy off Ford's Island. This flower, we trace the progress of the finish In one race, were a few of the the r hand in the school room just July 2S-0- Kccre-Hin- it seed as well ISth, for the printing, binding "SIT" Jesse Ca. buoy had been moved further down till it reaches the Sower. There is as we can train the brain. old cidents of the yachting at Pearl Harbor -- The and translating County fca nothing that is beautiful e do :ot theory tvat is of the Act, the channel towards Puuka. and the use our teaching. Int.rp:.mt a cUli sent to school to English yesterday, held under the auFjices of for of fact from , ex- - and Hawaiian. been moved nc leara has long been buoy off Waiau had also I verily beiieve that this estn-- 1ie !pJlded. N(J Tenders to be f the Hawaii Yacht Club. popu- aI,e but e most ignorant addressed and made ra into deeper water. of our work is what makes it so - J ho!ds ,ach u accordance with specifications which The early part of the morning was Before the boats rounded the first lar. and there is no doubt but that. waTV, r r.Mt' n, our, pub-- r.r , can be had upon inquiry the Sec- Will snapped Maii-hini- 's for their ehortcomins. r, at "Time Tell" perfect, but towards noon a heavy buoy a sudden squall lie schools popular. r,,,.. retary's office. are t that books are not ail up al- mast and the boat was out of is come tiat make breeze sprang up, asd that it was It hard to with a cold an education. We do not propose to G. R. CARTER. race. Lyle Mary L. stood over douche upon so a si:ua- - i most too heavy for the smaller yachts the in comfortable make a child a perfect mechanic Iri Secretary of the Territory. and picked her up. and towed her back tion. I tnoroughly what the school but we do propose to IS OF Ma-Lihi- ni b-r- r'om is shown by the dismasting of the moorings. has done, and what is be in? done, make it ttficient with hands, IIC to ilinnima pars fui. a its and NOTICE. cap-sizin- ! to alter Latin t to learn that the brain controls of v its and the the The new boat Defiance soon showed my-l'- . v-r- author. I have been. a t-- After twenty years of service, the hand?. We can at h every child, boy mailing qualities and walked small iae'd. e one-mile Monarch line of Wlcklees Blue Flam Princess; but for these accidents the wonderful worker in the same But or girl, to sew. they can use The bridge, Nuuanu avenu. douche come. we are go- -, OS rt21 of day was thoroughly enjoyed ty away from the cracks Myrtle and the must If the need:- jt dr--es n...t follow that they will be closed to traffic on Tuesday. Suves justly claims the title mort ing- to have advanced education we Princess as if they were anchored-- will become seamstresses or tailors, any July nth, from a. m. to 1 m.. and the yachtsmen and a large crowd of must gird our loins, throw away child- more than they will become j. "MONARCH OF MONARCHS" Tne next iCCW was off Waiau farmers each day after, Sundays excepted, u- - ish and pretty things and meet the J . because we have them work in the A critical and careful inspection will buoy when La Paloma stuck on a mud subject of cold, clear mathematic-s- 's. hool garden. But the more manual ' " LODGE NOTICES "When one gets on plane of ring out fact that Monarch Stoves bank. Capt. Rodman in the Naval to the training we pive to our children. .r.- - j C. B. WILSON. tie mathematics., one reaches the plane of are bristling1 with Station launch was sr-- n on the spot. better it will be for them. .The l"i5J Road Supervisor. Honolulu. PACIFIC LCDCH fiO. al reasoning. is no poetry - to-d- ay STRIKING ORIGIXALTTT OF CON- - 822, stract There equ:pp- ?a.. of must A but as the yi couia not be moved N-- &i-Io- tv j proved: STP.rcnox. ut mathematics. Other sciences urstAnc mar.uai training as w-- i, a A. F. & A. Maefarlane and his assist- of by-pat- mathematics allows HENRY E. COOPER. MARKED EEACTT OF DESIGN. . mental trairijng. and that is what tb or nly one w iea-- s:-h-o- - TQP.O A NSHIP ants were taken off. It was expected st :t path. e n'rma! now alms at. We c- Su;t. of PubUc Works. r.ut theory of dimension, ' AXD FINISH. that La. Paloma would be pulled off the the fourth he older generation are not as weil i SIMPLICITY AND EFFICIENCY but even that is stated in the vei y equipped as yu of the younger. Tliis Last night at high tile. Hobron in coldest tones. To many the v?ry term COURT NOTICES OF OPERATION. THERE "WILL EE A STATED Gladys went over course alone, is bat natural Were it not o we f-- the is cluil. meeting of Pac:5c Lodge No. Z, A. T. mathematics contain all that should be degenerating- or stagnating, A. M-- . at Maouic Temple. THIS and it was really a race between aJi that is most uninterestns- in ihe ar.d we should certainly not be living IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ilONDAT. July 12. 7:30 p. m. ; Gladys and Defiance. boa: were world. But the world pivots up.n up to our motto Excels ijr. THIRD CIRCUIT. TERRITORT at These upon KEROSENE OIL IS USED Members of Hawaiian Lodge, Lodge mathematics and not the flowers in- OF HAWAII AT CHAMBERS IN s, close together over most of the course, Ecuip your pupils on the lines le Prog-re- and all sojourning brethren of rhetoric or of literature. PROBATE. dis-E- dicated, you for The beet stove fa the wort! is a al are fraternally invited but Gladys failed to catch the spetrdy of Th and have done much to attend. That the education Islands them, but you have still more to do failure if the Orea Don't Bake. By order of the R. w. M. third rater. needs the discipline of mathematics In the Matter of Asbestos-line- before you can say that you have the Estate of Ekekela "1IONABCH' d ovens E. P. CHAPIN. plain any one list- Dec-ease-d j All the yachts went over the entire must be to who has Maiani. Order of Notice head of class. They Secretary. w fitted them to become good citizens. stand at the the ! ened to hat I have already said. We of Hearing own story by demon- course twice making a run of ".wtnty- - You will hae to teach them to mould Petition for Administra- tea their actual have been wandering in pleasant and discipline tion. one by-pat- their characters, to them- stration. Mechanically perfect. EXCELSIOR LODGfc NO. 1, miles. shady hs and flowery meads. We i Walker's new boat attracted perhaps may have, as teachers, and I take to selves, to choose for themselves the On reading and filing the Petition of I. O O. F. higher and the no-bie- life, to rank Maiani, of Keauhou. N. Kona, Hawaii, the most attention. She is withont themselves, too, to meted out. away under the banner cf alleging that Ekekela Maiani. of Keau-ho- u. blame be wandered c-- dout--t a woeder in the way of z sL Excelsior. This is the hardest part N". WrY.DIMOHD fr-- m the strait and narrow path of EoTia. Hawaii, died intestate no pre-sjs- the teacher's task, but it is the most M.LTD. and at time a8 she hard le;mirs We mav Have beem- - d :- - at Keauhou. on the 6th day of March. pup I by the other yachts of her class. The important ana tne noo.est. a a. D. 1&C2, leaving property in the Ha-m- ay a. regular meeting m fuse. be way. SOLE AGENTS. There wd be Princess, Myrtle black draught is a cure bile brilliant in a scholastic ;wa.:Ian Islands necessary to fce admin!-h- e Excelsior Lodge No. 2. L O. O. F mi and Wiki Wiki were Asa fr may be blesed with keen powers as,3 I , graying Dealers In Household Necessities. tT-T- and ills of stomach, so ie , tf.rei that Letters of HAl.u Beretania and Miner bunched, until on the second time other the of obser-ation- be may have had go-- S3-5- T King street. Honolulu. T. H. T:XI mathematics a cure for the diffusion Administration issue to Maiani. street, every Tuesday evening at around off Waau, not hundred yards training for his hands, he may be, is a of the mind. It is easy to work on lines , j. that Saturday, the th o'clock. w - 1'-- 1 orrd 1VSZ. 19 from , ?dar t. August, A. D. o'clock Members of Harmony Lodge and sX here La Paloma lay. the which require, apparently, no large Lee nas at . not all. If his education not a. t- cortLaUy invite Princess car-sized- crew, Henry meni'i.1 effort, but where there is no and hereby is appointed for visiting brethren are The taught him to discipline himself, if .t - to L. PETRXE. N. G. mental effort, there is m-n- tal yiiss?.- - hearing- said Petition in the Court room attend. Roth. "Rem" Harrison and Douglas -. has left him a trained mind but no L. L. LA PIERRE. Secretary. ti-- a --d mental starvt.on is wh.t w- this Court at KaHua. at which time Jones, stood by ; jMwer of training h.s owa character, the boat until Cocrer's in our Molat-- d position, have most land place all persons concerned may I that educatirn is a dismal failure. The Man launch reached them. Sam Dowsett in seriously to combat jMrains'". j appear and show cause, if any they We educating intellectual CAPT. COOK LODGE. Dewey of ten3- - are not have, why said Ptition should not be al- the offered assistance but it was j There hs been soriiewhat a machines, we educating men and At the head cf the fareHy is EONS OF ET. GEORGE. NO. SZX. are I granted, and that notice of order ; of. tb.2 tits net needed. The Dewev. which women, c.tlzen, the buiidtrrs . ways concerned about the health i v.-- I be published in the English language harder discip.me of matnematic.?. i we MEETING OF THE sailing over the course with the other future cf our race. Neither are Successive weeks in Daily of his dear ones. For delicate THE REGULAR hare in ma.r.v casnn striven to Lr a edu-vatin- 'for three the An- yachts, educating dreamers., we are women and children there is no above Lodge wCl be held In San broke a throat halyard and her .y "xow there is 10 royal ' Commercial Advertiser, newspaper in tonio Hall. Vineyard street, on Mon- doers. The material is In our hanus. Honoiulu. more healthy drink a good main sail came down with a run. The roidd. We have to lay the foundation we can or we can mar it. and it than day July 12th. at 7:20 o'clock. make I Kaliua, June 22. slight damage done was soon repair- in arithmetic and carry it on into the w h-r- n Dated at Hawaii. BEES By i is a very terrible responsibility order. lusher branches." But as our lanruace we may INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. ed, however. we think that mar a human W. S. foundation had to be solid, so has our i EDINGS. GEO. W. HATSELDEN. On the final run from the Ewa buoy soul To us is entrusted not only the mathematical founiatkn to be solid. It eaa-!;r- g Jadge cf the Circuit Court of the Third of training tne mini, nut or i Secretary. task Circuit-Atte- st to a line off the yacht club house, a mere smattering, a-- the must not be it must the upward. Some are t to so will never be for- sul : Maloio and the Skip were nip and tuck, be known that it i consider i the duty of the QUON ON SOCIETY. gotten. We teach larsruage so it that latter J. P. CUETS. at the last moment a gust carried the that reugious teacner. oi tne pries vr o. ! I will not be- - forgotten. We reach the 1 Clerk of the Circuit Court of Sfcip ; the , clergyman. I say, it is the duty The following officers cf the Quon On across the line winner. The fin- result by constant and reiterated repe- the Third Circuit. of the teacher. It is the teacher that i Society, who were elected last August. ishing time was tition. We must teach the commence- C1T June Z7. July 4, 12. IS. must give the impress for good- - It is j ls2. and held office ever since, were Defiance 1:43 p. ment of as thoroughly BEER finished at m. and mathematics the teacher that must heip to Irzit tiie j duly cor. firmed on the fTth day of May, p. and we must so over again and again 1SCC: Gladys at m. The time of the character. The teacher must not do. PECK ESTATE. l.'z till it becomes a mental aset which only half his work. His duty, our duty, j a In your fami- 31. C. first boat was nearly equal to that of can never away. Having Give it fair trial Arnana President be taken the Is to send forth into the world well ; Vice-Preside-nt Gladys. e IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ly and you wCI always keep It Kee Lam foundation we can build what equipped pupils who will become .u- - j C. P. Kwun Yew English Secretary Myrtle finished towards the rear end please upon it. but we must have the j FIRST CIRCUIT. TERRITORY OF In the house. bie and useful men and women who HAWAII AT CHAMBERS IN Lum Ged Cha Chinese Secretary class, foundation. -- of her but this was because she will eievate the tone of the ate ar.i PROBATE. K. A. Lo Treasurer The lack of a strong mathematical help ev-e- r offer - will to reach after Goo King turned back to assistance to training- in the primary schools is not In the Matter cf the of Ely SIHE WOEIS, Assistant Treasurer and purer ideals. j Estate VMS j Princess when she went over. own schools. I find a Peck. Deceased Order for Notice of Wong Chang Auditor confined to our is no easy task that Is before yoi, j a good, in It Hearing Petition cf The raring as whole was and similar lack other schools not under you truly do your duty and j for Probate Arents for Hawaii. in lan- if aim to Will. C. P. KWUN YEW. made more than excising by the numer- - our Jurisdiction. But just as take Excelsior for your motto. I ! guage of public ! Phone "White ZZLZ. P. O. Bex SIT. Secretary. ous accidents, but fortunately no one the influence the know of no profession which is mere A document purporting to be the Last July Hth. 1SCZ. CZZ2 schools has permeated all schools, so responsible, or which calls for more Will and Tetament of Ely Peck, de-eea- rd. was hurt. wil our mathematical training have a many having on the fTth day of June, carry work than that of a teacher. In 50TICE. The starting time of the yachts, and wider effect, and will help to for rase? the profession is lightly taken A. D. 15".. been presented ti said Pro- Do You Want a Servant? the finishing time cf the winners is as ward advanced education beyond our up. responsibilities are never bate Court, and a Petition for the Pro- own sphere. and its thereof, and for Issuance of - immediate realized, in more bate the TO AT.T. HOLDERS OF THE follows: we opportunities properly but far Testamentary Philip Pecjc If look a: the that respon?ibi-it- y is real-ze- d and Letters to Do Boy? JAPANESE FIRE CLAIMS AWARDS. t cases the You Want a Yard FOURTH CLASS. our young men have now resented r. weighs the bearer down. It is no and Solomon Peck having been filed by we see to be sucess-f- ul said Philip and Solomon MalolD S:54 1-- 5 a. rr them, shall that lie!: thing have the future cf Peck said Do You Cook Start y to Want a The holders of Japanese Fire Claims th-e- require above all things a thor- pre- Peck; Z-- one s hands. We must Awards up to No. inciueive. win be Skip Start S 34 Z a. m. Finish ough training. Are they world in It is hereby ordered, that Monday, I mathematical we pare ourselves mentally and must . paid at the Japanese Fire Claims office. ;4 succeed as engineers, are they to the "rd day cf August. A. D. IX-2- at so j. to prepare ourselves spiritually for our If consult No. 115 North King street, Honolulu. epe-- n Seid winks elec- Yi o'clofk a. m cf Eai2 day, at the ilRD CLASS. entr the wider work. And our preparation is ne'-e-r must present the declara constantly o7n-in- g Court Rjom cf said Court, Hono- AH claimants trical discoveries are d --ne our work is neTer done. Those. at signed in favor by j 1 2-- Z a. founda-tion'- of for lulu. Territory cf Hawaii, be and tion cf trust their refianc Start Finish out. mathematics is the you ;asse nr-ou- the Jap-- - Op- who have Just Sijme hereby - S. Oraki and the receipt from the !.;4 their chances of success. - comp.e- - appointed the time and y. Norma.; School and nave i Ter-ritor- e for proving Will hearing Yoshikawa anese Committee. r portunities also come to us as a call-rd- . ia said and On King- - oppo. " '"- - have appl.catiom street near Alakea. S. OZAKL ' to receive for tVest : sa.d r. you. Tho Assignee. n- - : is wor'.i of work iS ZZ7 r v er ordered, notice Toung Building. Jrwr Poir.t and Annapolis. What the b that 11:3 a he'p-ir-.c vou wh have thereof be Fiven. by publication, once Wiki Wiki Start rr study which most we.ght in o: has have ". preparation Z-- s. tv ns.t a f r three successive weeks, in STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. Maiihini Start 11:4 Z a. m. a fcid to pasT Matnerrtl'. .her i5 always :T. so that will enable him to k-r-- up n:s :'urs-? true The Pac:c Commercial Airr.vr. a FIRST CLASS. again. Read ar.-- of tnf- newspaper published ir. Honolulu, the I- - CO.. LTD. Mathematics th- - wh-ol- I:f-- is cr.e s KAWAILAN FERTILIZER ts i-- r.t all of Gladys 13 a. m. re-v'r- ou will fin- - after last tublicatioc to be not than ten stock- Start II Finish ani may t g. The annual meeting cf the ct"d-- t d clas We undertake the time therein ap-- out rf hs c-i- 1:4T p. th'.-s- .n t-- d ; holders of the Hawaiian Fertilizer Co.. tr t:i;W mathematics, whil to who are f r fce-- - ; cause of failure in Vi:e-Pre- i- ; v w a e a; tne : t.4 vyvf- called by t ie rti'-ir- a a. m. be ut at ilu. Territory of Hi-- a :20 ! Ia Fridav. Ju'.T ITth. g w-- - w? wa.L rk w.th a -. eff-ee- extra th- we s of the Hawaiian elur-atk-r.a- l - uth f r are J. T. DE BOLT. a. rr..'tat the tr- up cur -- want ram-g Fi.-Circu- Tmst Co. kr- p SlT.z o t Circuit Court. July 10th. SVIade death. Ani v hen that cot tnd w-- Konolu'u. to . - . . - . ; . - : Order l - --- u a- -. r . - . - . :cr.-- d) C. M. CC?rw.. v-.- na ' i. attorneys t w 11 fr ' V,--Prr-- s;ient. - nave he;i.rt scu , irr strtve with ani with OUAKTEELY MEETI5G. C ma-- . - . . . r ave sty.e. Aio ii bsir.n-e- r.f i MJTJfE. CC. LTD. r e si - pus f r-- - o rsr at. 7 ls. - cuarter.y u--- w.--.l- J - THE V ... hut the.r charactrrs as Th underslgne: this day dlpo- DENSMORE &. Com-- j tr.-- sc :r fr:c.t of Brewer L-- stockholders the 7 . . 1 t u take with us from this time ed of all hj in' 3 I : ere is no other typewrit t3 ,ri rry No. s-- ep W 1--. f rth a determination to merchandise anf st at l; sp-e- d. ' Wecnes-- j l.eve that the I war it in durability Company in Htmc'uu. noh-.e- r .er South, cf the - Do things, not dream them f Queen street, cf t -- 1-- a big step- forward. ty of work. th, !.--. 10 a. m. . dav, Ju'.y at o'cxs upen we must a".; dsy V.rL? j Chirley Ah F:-- i - - . If we work these x. ces-t- h. and the FUN LUNG. HAWAIIAN NEWS CO , LTD. Yamatoya ther i.n-- s. i n.i e . Ani s make lTe far" -- c-- song1- - July 11-4- 4 i pa-- h which n- forever, one sweet Honolulu. b Dated Honolulu. July Tth, ZZCZ. Nuuanu street. indcate-- one hi d I ffHH COMMERCIAL ADVEBTISEB HONOLULU. JULY 13, 1903. ft KtCITIO time fishing in the bay and exploring the mountains. The old fellow would JA5. r. RJUHti, KAAHUMANU S TREASURE not take any recompense for his hospitality, so the only thing I could do Aucflofleer LINOLEUM We Can Fit was to present him with a fresh sup- ifl Rotor ply of okolehao, which stuff seemed to A do his rheumatics a lot of good. 42 QUEEN STREET. 8 LIES IN KONA CAVE & You can't have anything cool. "As I was about to take my departure P. O. Box 5S4. Telephone 72 RnVQ Honolulu, 'Look er or that will give better wear for the old man said her, young fellow, I've taken a great linoleum. i. .1", .i." . . ! than liking to you, and I've been thinking Two ar.d one-half years For office and kitchen floors, to myself that I couldn't do better than DAY old with a nice line of Spanish Dollars, Hidden Away for Benevolent s, put you on to the Kaahumanu dollars. THIS etc. me any good anyhow, They wouldn't do "We are showing some fine In- Which Are Yet to Be as I'mwtoo old, and I've got no kids to 5UITS laid and printed designs in our leave them to.' He accordingly bade Auction Sale Uncovered. me sit down beside him on the lanai OF window. and described to me minutely the bear- h They are the beet in the mar- Lateet styles in Brown ings cave. a good many-Englis- of the Like VALUABLE RESIDENCE Linen and "White Piiue-- sailors of a previous genera- ket. "What do you think of those treasure governor until her death in 1832. For tion he could neither read nor write, memory. Af- yarns of Cant. Walker and Capt. sometime after Kamehameha's death, but he had an excellent Russian Blouses Kaahumanu had been to find ter thanking him for his many kind- asked the old mariner. anxious Blanchard?" a more secure depository for her treas- ness, I bid him goodbye, got on board ON SATURDAY, JULY 11, Lowers & Cooke Ltd queer these lone islands, "Isn't it that ure and at length her opportunity ar- a canoe and was paddled off to a AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, where doubloons are cached by the schooner which lay out in the bay. 177 South King Street. the rived. At my salesroom, 42 Queen street, I sit- "I soon forgot all about my old Box-Plate- d shipwrecked mariners are always "In 1824 Lord Byron arrived at Hono- will sell at Public Auction by order of S Boy's of hid uated some thousands of miles away lulu on board H. M. S. Blonde, with the beachcomber friend and his tale Mrs. E. S. Douglas that valuable prop u, treasure, years ago erty of Mrs. Batchelor possessor bodies of King Liholiho and Kama-mal- den until about five of the estate C Dresses. from the snot where the of when I happened to be once more in more particularly described as follows: and after staying sometime in on the secret happens to be? Yes, that's to look a to All of that property situated Nuu Honolulu, Byron decided to visit the Kona for suitable ranch anu street, mauka of Vineyard street BICYCLES so; there was that expedition which large in to explore grow coffee and vegetables for the San adjoining makai side of the island order the and the New and Second Hand t was fitted out In San Francisco last volcano. Francisco market. One evening after property of Mrs. Foster. The property having tramped all day over endless has a frontage of 88 feet on Nuuanu FOR SALE AND FOR RENT. ! year and touched at Honolulu. They "Queen Kaahumanu asked for pas- oceans of aa and pahoehoe lava I found street, a depth of 158 feet on one side sage for herself and retinue as far as 136 on grounds I were on to a sure thing, but just at myself Napoopoo on the other side and feet the other. The Kailua. Her request was granted and at are well situated with two good houses present they are fighting In the Syd- of bay where my old English friend Repairing neatly done by she went on board, taking the same" the in excellent repair on them. There are at had lived. Being in this locality re also many and ney law courts about the schooner time her beloved treasure and a retinue ornamental, shade fruit called to memory the history of the trees in luxuriant growth. which was to carry them to the desert of about fifty men to guard the same. ; Kaahumanu treasure, and I made up The property will be offered as On arriving Kailua the treasure whole or will be subdivided into three Yoshikawa & island. The lawyers, like those near at my mind to the cave. I did B. F. Ehlers Co. search for parts. opp . only fellows are which consisted of silver dollars, stor- On Kins street near Alakea, at hand, are the that so, and did not succeed in locating the one-half equal in calabashes, was Terms cash, balance in Youngr Building. making anything out of the scheme. ed transferred to a spot until a toilsome exploration payments of one and two years each, at cave on land where was guarded by after it of the lava tract I was led to 6 per cent per annum, secured by mort "However, that reminds me that day night, hot where gage. M sentinels and Kaahumanu believe the cave was situated. The is no necessity for going so far as got At the same time there will be offer there subsequently the puuku or native natives passing along on donkeys or 0 OF ALL Fernandez, Palmyra Island or gradually night ed for sale that certain property sltuat N OFFICES Juan treasurer to transfer at horseback when they caught sight of ed Kaluaopalena, Kallhl, being a even R. L. Stevenson's treasure island. at U time, all the treasure to another cave me out on the bare lava rocks wonder- portion of R. P. 6S2, Kuleana 1214. Size KINDS can put you on to a good thing, near- part 84x96 MONUMENTS I situated in another of the district ed what the haole pupule was up to. feet, more or less. Terms for hand, you give it this piece will be cash. AH deeds and E AT er to but mustn't and thus the hiding place came to be I quieted their inquisitiveness by show- goes up. I expenses of transfer at the expense of N awav. As soon as suear known only to Kaahumanu and the ing a box compass slung over my expect get some of my good the purchaser. Further particulars to AXTELL'S Office Desks to back puuku. shoulder and explaining to them that I be had at my office. Interested per T United States gold coin and I'll then "Kaahumanu was not a miser, but was taking a preliminary survey for a sons will be conducted to the property. S make a bee line and unearth the six was hoarding up the money for what new road which was to run from the to one stuff. And I'll be pretty purpose. teen she believed was a laudable beach to the upper government road. JAS. F. MORGAN, 1048 -- 1050 Alakea Street Office Chairs well prepared for tackling the Job, as She had been converted to Christianity The narrow entrance to the cave was Auctioneer. the man that undertakes to secure the and was an enthusiastic supporter of closed up with stones, but was discov- P. O. Box 642. coin has got a lot of lava tunnelling the 'palapala and the missionaries. ered by bearings taken from a pecu years to do, and during the last few Her idea was to save up enough to liarly shaped hummock of reddish col- Office Book-- I've been getting pointers in that line help build churches In Honolulu, La- ored lava to the right of the cave. I BASKETRY at Kihel, McBryde and Oahu coal haina, Kailua, "Walmea and all other found the interior just as the old Wisteria Satchels; Leather Corner mines I mean sugar plantations. chief centers of population throughout beachcomber had described it to me, Willow Satchels; Leather Corner, "Well, it's rather a long story, but it the islands. She could of course get the passage long, low and tortuous, Willow Dress Suit Cases; Cases happened this way, don't you see. I most of the requisite materials, such with several side caves leading away Leather Corners, struck these islands way back in 1870. as coral or blocks and rough lum- into of the mountain, and Telescopes ; ah size, lava the breast and ever on the steamer "Wonga Wonga issuing finally place Swelltst and cheapest line Arrived ber, for nothing by simply an I came to the where the brought to Honolulu. The very latest which used to trade up and down be- order to the principal chiefs to supply lava blocked the way. Seeing that I styles. tween the coast and Australia. I had the same, but in order to get good win- would not be able to do anything fur me was do- Hamm-Youn- g considerable coin with and dows with glass, doors, bells and other ther without the use of giant powder Lewis & Comp'y, Ltd. The von ing a bit of sight-seein- g on my way furnishings from Boston, she would and drills, I wended my way back to around the world. I knocked around need to provide a large sum in ready Napoopoo, dreaming of the boundless THE BIG GROCERS, Honolulu for a while until June, 1S71, money. It was with this object in view wealth which I was soon to handle. 189 King St. The Lewera & Cooke Bldg. Co., Ltd. and then went up to Hilo, saw the Vol therefore that she had been saving up "Did I finally lay my hands on the cano and rode down to Punaluu where for years. coin? Now you're talking! I had just Oahu Ice ALEXANDER I took passage on board a pulu laden "Kaahumanu as already said died got back to the Chinese joint at Na- Co.i schooner bound for Honolulu. We got in 1832 without having touched her poopoo when the steamer for Honolulu Electric YOUNG becalmed under the Kee of Mauna Loa carry came along with the news telephoned Ioe Delivered to anr part of the citr. Iiluf hoard or attempting to out her orders promptly filled. Tel. Blue 1151. BUILDING. and after drifting about for a week plan, and at the time my beachcomber over from Hilo, that the Maine had or bo our water gave out and we were friend met the puuku or treasurer, the been blown up, that war was declared Hoffman & Markham forced, at length to launch our dingy alone knew the and and that the President had called for latter of existence P.O. Box 6O0. . Office: Kewalo. and pull in shore to Kealakekua Bay locality of the great Kaahumanu 150,000 volunteers. I knew perfectly treasure was quite safe July in order to get a supply of water. As treasure. The old beachcomber asked well that the WIRE BASKETS AND M03 I was tired of the monotony on board puuku why he not him where it was, in fact safer than if in a the had held AT the schooner, I determined to land at self to the money after Kaahumanu's bank, so I thought I'd leave it where it go Will be a Kealakekua and continue the journey death. But it appears that the puuku was in the meantime and and have MRS. TAYLOR'S later on. I put up with the only white was only nominally a Christian and a shot at the dagoes. I immediately boarded the steamer, caught the first man on the beach, an old Englishman, still clung to his old heathen super- The Honolulu Florist. Bargain Month one or tne real om umers, who .uiiu stitions and was afraid that should he boat for the Coast and enlisted in the California Volunteers. "We were sent lived over forty years on Hawaii and enter the dark cave and endeavor to Beer. to a fighting Go Old English Ginger PROVE most of that period in the Kona dis take possession of the dollars he would Manila and after lot of i THESE PRICES IT and bush whacking we were (paid off. & Cream Butter Milk, Fresh todajr. trict. After our supper of poi and dried be seized by the ghost of Kaahumanu ) 1 of returning regiment Lead Pencils, per doz ...... Oo opelus, moistened with a little okole-- and dragged to the lower regions. He Instead with the HIGH GRADE CIGARS per pack ..... 1 c to the States I stayed behind in Ma- Flaying Cards, 0 hao, the natural light wine of the coun- had therefore up to the time of meet at Bound Books 1 o nila and left there about the same time Cloth 5 try, we began talking about things In ing the Englishman, neither attempt- GOLDEN WEST CIGAR STORE Business Envelopes, 500 for as Volcano Marshall. 75o general, and at last got on to the sub ed to again enter the cave nor had Scratch Pads, per doz "What's that? I'm stuffing you? 80 Merchant Street. 20c ject of the caves which I had noticed he revealed the secret to any one else, Money Receipt Books, .... 10o "Well here you can see for yourself the that afternoon on the face of the steep until he had done so to his white Fancy Glass Ink Wells, 25o same old 1670 Spaniard dollar hanging cliff overhanging the bay. - THE BEST REMEDY High Grade Fount. Pens,...$1.50 aikane. to my watch chain that the old man "Well, the old boy told me a lot about ' A prevention oi all ills is "The old English sailor learned from gave.me and what more do you want, the different caves he had explored, WATER the puuku the exact situation of the and say by the bye, you don't happen BART LET r some of them Walmea being of vast Sold by leading druggists, hotels and tn at cave and spot Inside where the treasure to have on such a thing as a five used time immemo ! i'ou Lovejoy & Co., Agts. ALL KINDS OF RUB- extent and since lay concealed and when the puuku do you? Thanks, much obliged. Here's rial as places of burial; others at Ke-- J'HONB MAIX 30H. MADE shortly afterward died, he visited the luck." BER STAMPS kahn, the Lanlakea cave at Kallua, spot Indicated and after some search TO ORDER. and others again south from Kaawaloa found the narrow entrance to the Again Open lor Business. all along the coast as far as Kau. cavern. He provided himself with a About midnight the old man began to drinking water candle and and after RIVER MILL CO., Pauahi street ne Mail Orders Filled. feel the effects of the okolehao and had painfully working his way along: the River, Contractors and Builders, al got to look upon me as a long loet cave and getting about half the dis- House Material and Furniture. Ori j j brother. It was at this stake that he tance towards the spot where the puu- promptly attended to. Wall Nichols Co., Ltd. told me of how he got to know about ku told him the treasure was hidden, Tel. Blue 546. P. O. Box 990. a certain cave where a lot of money he found that his path wa3 completely Money LTD. 1 "Tour Savers." was hidden. barred by a lot of solid paheehoe lava C BREWER & CO.. "Soon after the old man ran away which had apparently been dislodged S0HEMIAN Sugar Factors and Comission I from his ship at Lahaina, he drifted up roof by an earthquak?. He cD cnants. from the "King of Bottled Beers." LIST Or OFFICERS. to Kailua on Hawaii. At that time began to think the puuku had been'let-tin- g Brewed from Bohemian Hops. C. M. Cooke, President; George ; there were very' few white men in the his fancy run wild and cursed OLTEVERV WHERE. Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bisbojv ; Kona district, and what ones there himself at having been fooled by a Treasurer and Secretary; Col. w. were, not counting the missionaries, friend. He accordingly crawled out Allen, Auditor; P. C. Jones; II. WiM" In house, G. R. Carter, Directors. lived native fashion. He soon be again and Just when about threeyards ft FOR LEASE. came sworn the friend or aikane of or so from the entrance he noticed M1CH1EI BOSOLULU AUTOMOBILE and , an elderly native who had formerly something shining on ground. On the Piece of land in Manoa Va'.ley, having SHOPS been puuku or treasurer for Queen picking up the article he found it to be a frontage 3S0 of feet on the main gov- Union SL nr. Hotel St. Phone Main Kaahumanu, regent of the kingdom 1670. road depth 220 an old Spanish pillar dollar dated ernment and a of feet to P. O. Box 603. !. and one of the widows of Kamehameha "In better spirits he returned home, the stream. Contains 1 87-1- 00 acres. AutoroobW Lease 19 years Light Machine Work. the First. Kamehameha was a shrewd resolved to return again in the near has to run. Built and Repaired. Experts on cw Elegant for a country residence; Copp chief and was a good hand at money with proper implements a for Outside Work. Nickel and future armed fine bathing pool can be had at th Plating. making. Through the bartering of and endeavor to force his way through stream. Uiiia "js 4jf supplies to visiting trading vessels and the lava. As bad luck would have it, For further particulars apply to -- by r Too felon For wtrengthenlng and brightening also shipping sandal wood to China. shortly after his visit to the cave he the hair and for the prevention and he had acquired quite an extensive col- was attacked by rheumatism, the re- JAS. P. MORGAN, HOHE BAKERY cure of all diseases of the scalp, there lection of muskets, furniture, dress sult of early hardships rough AUCTIONEER, nothing and the BERETANIA, COR. EMMA STRE Is like goods and clothing and last but not life he had led so many years. He every Saturaw PACHECO'S for Boston Baked Beans DANDRUFF KILLER. least of Mexican and Spanish dollars. was bed ridden for well nigh two years also Cream Pults. A Sold by all Druggists 1 , and at the After his death most of the miscel and after getting better, although he .iuujc mauc ui cau, icf Union barber shop. Tel. Main 232. nuts, cookies. All kinds ot BalaJ j laneous property fell 's Into his son fully determined to make a second at- CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH I F. delicacies made to order. . hands, but the dollars some- tempt, he had put it off from day to James Morgan t how or 'ENHYR0YAL PILLS Nuuanu Market other were seized by Kaahu day without doing anything. Original sad Only Uaiw AT.T. JTTfJnfl OF manu. his principal wife, and she man "This yarn of the old man naturally- - f 1250 Nuuanu Avenue. 1 " waia mra.ue Mm xa.vd BfOKS aged to secrete the old warrior's pile in very J with btur rihooo. I do othrr. Rrfua f Interested me much, although I V-- air NO TIN QUAT. Proprietor. Pn(nit nbtita(ioaa a 4 Imila-- umket Freeh Island Meats. one of the valleys to the east of Ho- was inclined to believe he was frT Hon. But pf jaur DrofCuL 'tillf.ii Ducks and that tamp, tor Particular. Ttt rma.alala flfli an4 b re-t- in Chickens, alive or dressed. Flak nolulu. After Kamehameha's j "teller for l.ndira," tn Utttr, 42 QUEEN STREET. rinnlrfonv TJnhhor and death. drawing the long bow. I stayed with Utll. lO.UOO letuaioaiaii. So.J uj yetables. Kaahumanu reigned ' Dru(r:at. Chlrheater . t r oncp Tra;Ment. as kuhlna nui or him about two weeks, putting in the W r.ab.l f fapar. MadUea ttaoitrc, FmJLfc fav. P. 0. Box 594. Telephone 72 San Francisco, Cal., U. 8. 11

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) en the silve: n or.ee ram (K. S. d on besides other goo-- i horses. As the pur- GOV. DOLE TO & A CONTENTED WOMAN. s:d- - a'. J a silver tablet prope rly ses are built on a liberal scale, it is BISHOP CO.. BANKERS Aside from form or feature?, MUSIC AND k;;,..1 the other. Wishing to have VISIT ON AAUI believed that horses from Hawaii aTAlillSUlin IX 185$. the has an attractiveness all her .i hravy solid silver punthbowl set in- may come. The program is fairly well r.t Chk-ag- i Banking f-- Department. otsx. The bloom ca her cheek, to th c i!.-- ."; was to balanced, the races being as follows; m---si u.ly On next Wednesday, the elaiticitv in her step, the ring wh-r- e the skillf the Iroquois Transact business in all departmental if Wailuku Purse $:. Pony race. of banking. her voice, her enjoyment il ,T.f. i Dy cf of LITERATURE co.Tiir.ar.aea captain Rodman will H.2 or under, half mile dash; catch Collections carefully life all these are which . f Hurio, - years. attended to. marnet? John Iuytr.a a?ed bring Governor S. B. Iole and other weights. Exchange bought sold. othc-r-3 si "Wonder- hospital and draw to her ie. iitri ht iViia plantation ' Puunene $200. . . . i. t . r prominent territorial officials and Purse Trotting and ful anl valuable as it is, health is cancer, aturaay, i.-- e ;a. II. Commercial aJd Travelers' Letters of semi-offic- ia pacing to harness. M.le heats, best not so dicult a thin to obtain in Makaw ao cerr.etery the ; citizens to LanaL on a Credit Issued on the Bank of California burial the two in three; 2 :S0 class. M. .jirtK-io- - and N. RothcchUd & Sons. London. Sis some IisconraeJ ones think. r. - Rev. Dr. visit, exte: g over - v " snn.l.iv afternoon. several davs. waikapu 5100. &-r- ise Makawao Club Purse Running race. Correspondents: The Bank of Califor Host ci the troubles of women -- .e II. G. performing ne Learning Three-fourt- Ileckwith tnj, fact tne representative h mile dash, free lor alL nia. Commercial Bajaking Co. of Syd from impure blood, impairel mocy. Dayton was a kamaama c. xews. ney, Ltd.. London. nutrition, low vitality and gene- ilr. of the while in Honolulu during Lahaina Purse $150. Running race. Gives Fine many years residence on Maul . lEe early part of week, fur-Eishe- -3 this could Qdsa. tor ral debility. Modern science are beating their; nie Hawaiian bred. Draft, and cable transfers on Chma, rem- Maui plantations all on the &overnor ar,d m behalf of the Maui Hotel Purse $r50.- and Japan the most successful of rl3-3"- ; Trotting and through the Hongkong and estimates as t . sugar crops. Pala citizens of Maui him to ei-- edies for these conditions, namely invited pacing to harness. Mile heats, best two J fcnanhaJ Banking Corporation and Concert. a week ; tation ceased grinding about ten(J tJs vlsit tQ our Islani in three f"0 clac Chartered Back of India, Australia and WA.MPOLE'S PREPARATION. tons. Ha - j China. ago with the record of T.0 Although the Governor proposes to Kahului Purse 11'0. Running race, It is palatable &3 honey and con- makuapoko will shut down in about a; and visit Hawail on board the Iroquois as Half mile dash for Hawaiian bred Interest allowed on term deposit at tains the nutritive curative week with a yield of ever tons. goon as hig on corn-- properties of Pure Cod Liver Oil, Maui's Holiday Sports duties Lanai are Maui Merchants Purse JlO. Run- - the following rates per annum. Tit: Thursday morning a crater party of. pleted) yet he Steven days' notice, 2 per extracted by U3 from fresh cod gleefully consented to ning race. Half mile and repeat. free( at cent. Attract Many twelve visited Haleakala under the; gpend a day. alJ(J Eight on nacj before Three months, at 3 per cent. livers, combined with the Com- for alL Six months, charge of W. O. Aiken. On account proceeding to Hawaii. According to at per cent. pound Syrup of Hypophosphite3 viewj Bismark Stables Purse 250. Trot Twelve months, at 4 per cent. People. clouds they did not have the tst preseEt plans, the Iroquois will land ting and pacing to harness. Mile and the Extracts of Malt and party were Mr.j heats. Trust Department. "Wild Cherry. Taken before meals of the rater. In the the Governor and party at Kihei where best two in three, free for alL and Mrs. John F. Turner of Chicago. tbey Epecial Act as trustee under mortgages. it improves the appetite, make3 met by a train aDd Teikoku Purse JlOO. Japanese run Manage estates, real and personal. Many for August 12 Are Another prty under charge of brought through the cane area cen- - ning race. fat, restores vitality, enriches the Rices - . . of One mile dash, free for alL Collect rents and dividends. von Tempsicy weni aou f NA tral Maui, and a to Japanese papers, blood and cures those weaknesses Happen- visit the Puunene owners and riders. Maui Valuable wills, bonds, etc, peculiar to the sex, which are Already Arranged crater Monday, the Ctn. In this party mill be a feature of the trip. The party News. received for safe keeping. the seat of their troubles. It is s ings of the Valley Island. were L. A. Thurston. Harold Castle and will be brought to Wailuku where they Accountant Department. blessing to Tired Wives, Nursing others. will spend the day and night as the Sews of Lahaina. Auditors for corporations and pri- and Girls 4th Mfrs Fanny Engle and vate firms. Mothers growing into On the I guests of its citizens, rejoining the Iro-- A very successful and enjoyable ball The - - womanhood. It colours the paia MAUI. July. 1L-- Makawao Liter- WaJter Engje of Paia and Miss Char , ,a on was given i5ooKs examined ana reported on. and thei. triD the last Saturday evening at statements of affairs r,re faces and rounds out the hollow Fred. Baldwin of j ary Society gave a "pay" entertainment lotte Baldwin and flowing morning. me uiud nous?, me rooms Trustees on bankrupt or Insolvent chests. a word, nourishes on Maui from schools In it of the residence of Puunene arrived A committee of the citizens of Maul and the dancing enclosure were beau- - J tates. ri on the large lanai and develops the entire bod v, and on the mainland. will have the matter in as tifully decorated Japanese - 1 Office. 824 Bethel street. happv feeble, Hon. H. P. Baldwin at Camp No. hand and with lan brings surprises to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Nishwitz former there is absolutely no political or busi- terns, flowers and flags. A brilliant! UC part hopeless and discouraged suffer- Puunene, Wednesday evening. daVIHfS Blent. ly of Nahlku are now in Colorado. ness features in the affair, event arc light Illuminated the dancing floor. Deposits received allow-- ers. Dr. E. Boyes was the and Interest say3: lights is ifnJ J. "I A stage with electric foot Miss Katherine Smith of Honolulu will be purely a social one in which There was a large attendance and! at H per cent per annum, la Lave found it a preparation of , placed at one end or the naiw.ite room m guest or .sirs. i..e, l WaiIuku fcave another chance to refreshment. cordance with rules and regulations. great merit. In a recent case ' j copies may on 1 of which be obtained a patient gained nearly twenty and rotted plants made admirable dec - 3a House. prove the open handed and friendly tniiimi aauea mucn io met application. M:ss Agnes lemmg vi pounds in two month's treat orations. People from all parts of hospitality of her wide awake citizens xuuax ai.rwons. Deoartment. departed Honolulu on the to ; .. - r Vic Insuranc. ment, in which it was the princi- for itn The first arniv.ri5.' tv- nf TVin-- l 4. . 1 - - - Agents for FIRE. MARINE. i. - i srten.i summer . , LIFE. pal remedial agent." 3 tha t"f khotl w me Japanese riea ross S LIA- - n iriaiu ACCIDENT EM E It I oet-- and PLOTE typical medicinal um. Miss LKiwdle ol i'aia nas Association was held on Sunday after- 1 INSURANCE COMPANIES, 'J success of our . . . . . WAILUKU WILL BILITT age, for time ha3 proved our Th engine that pulled the train witn dengue. noon at the residence of Dr. Mivata. I Insurance office. 924 Bethel street. soon t claims are supported by results; conveyed the Wailuku resiaenis Miss Nellie Crook of Makawao The grounds were tastily decorated that months HAVE RACING and a remedy which acts in har- goes to the Coast for a several with Japanese flags, and with the In- - regEgsSBSSEZXSSBSSXSSS was off the track a half hour and thus j mony with nature's own eort3 trip. sigma of the Red Cross Society. Ap- and processes. Xo demand caused a delay in the beginning of the Miss Irene Crook goes to Honolulu; At a meeting of the Maui Racing As- - S ha3 i propriate remarks were made by some N program: School. , n been made upon it for relief and following elaborate today to attend the Summer POciation on Wednesdav evenins it was of the gentlemen present, and then H u cure, that has not with in- Tonight, 11th. Mrs. Randal von H met Piano Sole the decided to give a high class special all were invited to the tables laden n til stant response. Effective from Mrs. Randal von Terr.psky. Tempsky gives a dancing party at her! with fruits, sweetmeats and Oriental H M Sterepticon Views race meet at Spreckels Park o"n the 12th N the r: dose. "You cannot be Makawao residence. delicacies. H M Rev. W. H. Rice. ' of August. is move t.1 disappointed in it." At chemists. At noon on the 12th. Mrs. L. von This a which had Prof. E. H. Carleton been selling H H Due- t- has H M Mrs, von Tempky and Mr. Searby. Tempsky of Haleakala Ranch will givej been in contemplation for some days some of his week, H furniture this in an H ti Selection ' FlorcxJora" a luau as a farewell to Miss Hayes. j and both Honolulu and Maui horse- - ticipation of removal. n - ti Vocal Solo Mrs. James Scott of Kihei is recov j men are eager to take part. Some of The Rev. came U f.l.S. Grinbaum&Co. Miss Cooled ge. Canon Ault and family n erlng from severe injuries on the hand j the fastest trotters and runners in Ho- - Recitation over from Wailuku on Thursdav after a caused by the bite of a large New- - nolulu including Cyclone and Racine noon, a Mrs. LowelL and are pleasantly located in I H Cantata "The Grasshopper" foundland dog. Murphy are practically booked to come KM Those who took part in "Florodora' A I which received an enthusiastic encore CROKER'S SON IN BUSINESS. W STERILIZED BARBER SHOP. H SOLI AGENTS rO Mr. W. O. Ai- n were Misa Culbert and n I For papers, policies, deeds. ken. Miss Ethel Sm'.th and Mr. Thomp- A Famous Shop In the Carrollton Ho B Jewelry, coine. heirlooms, etc Richard S. Croker. eldest son and namesake of the former tel, Baltimore. Maryland. n son. Miss Cooledre. and Mr. Krum- - H RKNT (50c) A Little Jack Tammany leader, has become special in a firm of Xew The barber shop In the Carrollton ti FOR FIFTY CENTS bhaard. and Miss Eva Smith and Dr. partner H MONTH one of our Fire and Smoking Tobacco York brokers, having put Sioo.ooo into the business. His brother hotel, Baltimore, sterilizes everything H G. S. Aiken. It uses in the shop. The sterilizing Is j It 5c and 10c packages - Ia the cantata, the grasshoppers Frank has no taste for commerce, preferring- a career in politics. done by heat. The towels. th razors, H You are the only one wno can m strops, soap, H open the safe you rent, unless (in costume) were Meslames Hair and! Richard S. Croker is about 2J years old and is considered as more the the tne combs and H you designate someone else. We g brushes are all sterilized before being B you Agents for NicoiL Misses Cooiedge, Burgner, Mos-- j his father than anv other ot the Croker bovs. He has the H have a private room where n lite used on a customer. Where there is no H can examine your valuables. M BRITISH AMERICAN ASSURANCE ser. and Aiken and Messrs. NicoiL same heavy determined features and the characteristic Croker sterilization have the barber use New-- I g COM PA or Ontario. bro's Herpldde. It kills the dandruff H HAVYAUAK TRUST CO., IV U NT. Toronto. Hair and D. T. Fleming. D. C. Lind- reticence. " INSURANCE CO. of i-- DELAWARE say was "Turkey Gobbler," end Messrs. o scaip ana ior ie imp aiier enaTir.g. Philadelphia. ATI leading barbers erywhere appre W. O. and G. S. Aiken were "black In her recently published pamphlet, entitled "The Avon Star,"" ciate these potent fact about Herplcide vm. & Ltd. they use It. "Destroy cause, a mm co. bugs." Corelli, years been working very hard to and the was Marie who has for several rou remove the effect." This musical extravaganza found Manager Keystone-Elgi- n college song tells keep Shakespeare from being forgotten, aims some characteristic Wm. G. Irwin.. .President and which Vice-Preside- ed upon the old Spreckels nt grass-- Claus First turkey gobbler gobbling up a j slurs at the head of the traveling Americans. Among her "Hints THE AND Vice-Preside- nt t WATCHES f of a FORESTS W. M. Giffard... Second Ovarable and Accurata hopper sitting on a sweet potato vine. tQ ,merican Trippers" are the following words of advice: "Don't V H. M. Whitney, Jr.. Treasurer and Sec en- - 4 George W. Ross Auditor About was realized from tne i c THE WATER SUPPL THE KEYSTONE r Sugar Factors and Commission Agents case co. tertainment. watch a Shakespeare's birthplace. It is a shrine not a shop." "The 'A- - AGENTS FOR THE ( ' The score of the water-suppl- y PblldeJphi. L.S--A. The question of hinges place the luciicaii u inuuw in me xioiy iimiLy iiurtii. picuicu Oceinic Steamship Company AMERICA'S OLDEST baseball game hieh took ican admirers' of Shakespeare, is not yet paid for. One hundred and on rorests. ienuaea ciiisiaes mean AS0 HEGEST morning of the 4th on the Sunnyside Of San Francisco, CaL WATCH FACI0RT ! ten pounds are still owing. American millionaires, buck up!" Soode after heavy rain, and while a Polo grounds was -- 6 to 1S in favor of de- " t may be lumbered without AGENTS FOR THE t uW bT tK-- were "When attending service at Holy Trinity Church don't put cents in mountain Tr Hamakuapoko. But five innings of the undergrowth and the Scottish Union & National Insurance -- - - as are no use in this struction 7- they ! ia tl- p Ha- the contribution plate. Valuable they are, Company of Edinburgh. 1 played. Krumbhaar pitched for a forest floor, a sweeping fire following) O. Ai- country. "Don t go into the coniectioners shops, fourteen at Wilhelma of Magdeburg General In-- f makuapoko and Driscol and W. whole such operations will destroy even the . company, Straight throwing was time, and order two glasses of milk and one bun for the party, eurance ken for Paia. so that those who don't want to pav for a drop of the milk or a crumb humus, leaving bare rock or soiL Rain Associated Assurance Company ot of the game. The contest was &. the rule of the bun mav ask for a class of water gratis. This wav ol serving i no loneer retained to be let out. jiunicn isenin. productive of much amusement. Messrs. dashes down in torrents,! Ai.iance Jianne &. oeneraj Aasurasc f refreshments the wealthy American makes Shakespeare's towns- eraduallv but I Taite and Searby were umpires. to agent Co.. Ltd., of London. - people tired." no longer a benefit, but an added j Coinpaay or UTer-- rrxPER' The polo tournament during the af- o of harm, carrying away the soil andjp Alliance Assurance Company of DENTISTS ternoon was played in a more scienti- lower valleys. The in- -, London. an awful cinch this is," said the executioner, as he flooding the BLOCK fic manner and though it resulted in a "What crease of damaging floods in late years Rochester German Insurance Com- - ' V&Z-- Of S "draw" was very exciting. slipped the noose easily over Major Andre's head. The condemned j... !- - - a.nc tn rrixs that N. T. ten-minu- be- Four te periods of play - smiled, As his words were: follow reckless lumbering. -- re- captive grimly. the trap was set. last tween the Whites"' and "Yellows- "You might refrain from springing any of those on me. I fear I In the far West, the relationship be- 4 goals sulted in favor of the "Whites" cant stand ior manv more. .ew iork bun. tween forests and water-suppl- y is in- Fire Insurance Gillman House to 2. Then the "Reds"' beat the far-reachi- agri- o timate and Here TBI B. F. CCIPiST, "Whites" 3 to : 1-- 2. the latter losing on through CIllISiHil 13 f boquet Clears you think he would accept a bribe?' "Certainly not if any culture is mainly carried General Agents for Hawaii. 1-- 2 owing to two safeties, ta.cn s:ae "Do water-suppl- y BEAVER LUNCH ROOMS one was looking." Chicago Evening Post. irrigation. The question of H. 9. JSOLTX. made 3 goals. is a question of life, and a forest Atlas Assurance Company of LobAoo. contested "with Lo- -. Last, the "Yellows" fire in a means not alone the Phoenix Assurance Company of t don. the "Eeds" and after three of the timber but the removal of lay. side ;..5 New York Underwriters Agency. ute periods of Serce I neither covering protects the snow Washington j the that Providecce Lnsursse 3 EMPLOYilENr OFFICE. scoring, the "Yellows' got the victory : ML a. from rar-i- melting with the warm Company. 12 KING STREET. score 0 minus Company Broak- -' ty algebraic of to MBN Wi Phoenix Insurance of the z sun. ana a iv-- Tpil one-fourth t signifying A Book Brings Happiness i melted snow. - the minus hat r.f rain ani Help a'.l furnished. King- j - cf kinds touch-dow- n know no man remains a weak- - seiimen-- . RAA5, I I with cirrjir.c ALBERT opposite .Got- - a safety by the "Reds." that reservoir Masajtr. j street near Keeaumoku, ling he wants to; I am sure - dams, and causing tne As each team lost and won a game, because away storag Insurance Department See fcrurta eminent Nursery. . you to overcome every in- - ' n in the that want T strear to dwindl to ' Coor, Stangenwald bunding. J. SHIliIZL. proprietor. the tournament was declare! a "draw". early decay shown V.. .r-- t mo t need - dilation of that has ' late " when water is you. man i STRAY NOTES. itself on I don't think the L. . lives who would not like to feel as big show this, j f J. 7. McGuire - Delightfully Cool One rncht last week. Mitchell, the and strong as a Sandcw, sni I know li'T r- - .. the aecvmparyinz- view? shows; - ' coachman of the H. P. Da'.lw.ns. was that if you have a reasjnaMe four.aa- a in the to build upon I can make you s:p So: :em ' ) held tip in Chmatuwn. Paia. by a gng tin T : Oibriel Forest Reserve of and no Mosquitoes. Orders Left at b:g?er man than you ever hope3 to be, trs which infests the California. When the first cf Porto Riear.s I want you to know that, you who can't vssi ere we.l ioreste--- S-v- be-- r. Hawaiian Bazaar. vicinity. eral arrests have . believe it. an 3 I want you to have my was an ahundar.r-- water The Volca.vo b-c- k MASONIC BUILDING a number ci in which I describe how I learned Ri-uur- e developed idly. made. It is stated that -. rai XS7. that manly strerath was only electric- Red-lr.- ds Sts. Phone Main P(.-rt-- around Alakea and Hotel : Riear.s have recently le?t the the famous orar.ee d:trict House. Just the ity. and how I learned to restore it: j ie. where orange plantation and are living by their wits to you names of and Rivers also I want tell the ? wortn as mucn s.s NOTICE some men who tell you when S-o- iu to Spend in the makai part of Paia. will that 'Uj n . .J . liar? an acre. after, Place O Shauehnessy is not only engi- . they came to me they were physical res sti.rte2 the denuiaticn (3 Mr. among OR GIRL NEED IN wrecks and are now the finest 2 ; iVT neer-in-chief 1sj is manager : 5 an Gabriel an San Bemard.no TfnV - but the "T Fpecimena of rhysical marhood- - Z ' the Vacation. kei? or advice, is Invited to communi- ( rep- - 'mountains, sweerir.g them repeated. y. i new Koolau ditch and sole rate, either in perecn cr by letter, wit cf the " - beran to fail in sum- - of j plantations of A HAPPY MAN ri lite Ersign Ncra M. TJn5erhi:L matron resentative of the four days. I ter: wng artesian we: s made! Army loaut-trial Ki- Dear Sir: Having used your famous electric belt fsr thirty ani f JOHN OUDHRKIRK the SalTStlon woemi Puunene. Paia. Hamakuapoko and a man could gain that Is. up the deficit: mc ires, and the wells Home. Toung street, between Ar- . I have received the greatest benefit that ' - CONTRACTOR AND BUILD m, Mr.-W- Pogue is subordinate pumped. teral tun- tesian and UcCbUt streets, manks hei- F. health and strength. The tired, despondent feeling has gone. I feel the had to be Later. Repairing and House Moviac. am your ; r.e.s were cur to develop every drop of Honolata- - to Mr. O'Shaughressy. beginning of a new life, and ever debtor. ' Wharf and Bridge Bull aOao JL4 '4a. e a now supply is din; Sci-- j- P. O. box 4?:. Tucson. Arizona. W. E. CLAR-- water and the TiJl peace in the Christian ! Wort There is "T h'-ldir- .i 't ycu book an 2 learn the truth about my argu- harely out. Lands adjoin:: 11TL door cf I want to read this . Telerhoa Blue RldTea. lilt Pauwela. The yr-j-- es . Hawaii Siiiiipo Sha ence church cf ments. If you are not as vigor as you would like to be. if you have . the immensely vaiuao.e vranpe both j , vvvl the holy ediSce is never locked and rheumatic pains, weak kidneys- - loss of power, day or night losses, have- the same fertile quality, but are - di-er- wc-rth.es- TiTnT-T-- T T T- -!,-.- ent any of o. Will cx.xw w VTCPi-- PP.INT. v services at times prostatic nervous varicocele er ailment that tnrou?n :j r d.rr. iu a trouiles. rlls. . Courteous treatment. lux. riu. -- you. It wou!2 assure you future hapriness if you X sh-- development of what is prob-- lng oce. The pcMisner oi xi without any friction. kind that unmans rt. the Prompt Fhlnp.3. or.'.y Japanese paper would liik into this method of mine. delay it: ycer bst days are the richest agricultural srot attention. the ixilr 2T. WZ. the employees cf you atlr - published in the Territory of Hawaii. On March ;ng by. If you want this book. I send it closely sealed tree i. the country ha en eff rtua'iy arret- Best Quality and lets more at C SHIOZAWA. Proprietor. Har.a plantation presented to the re send this ad. Call for free consultation. T. SOGA. Editor. tiring rrar.2tr"r, Mr. K. S. Gjerirt "Ta'ket Street. Consolidated Scda Waterworks Frar-ciwy- a-- d EJItorial Printinr Of3e !?3 m-?- t beautiful koa calabash DR. M G. McLAUGH' IN. Fan C. larre and f STrifh St.. sv KLT P. O. Box silver claw feet, with : WS. Phone Main TL Tph- - Main mounted on three yiSV

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"lake of fire," In the distance. The crater is about four miles in diameter NNSYLVANIA MAN and perhaps 700 feet deep. The lake APE of fire, which may be described as a jOic P Monthly crater within a crater, frequently over- flows with lava, but the flow does not HUNTS THE ISL BOAR extend outside the rim of Kilauea. The mouth of the crater in which the lake U situated is filled with vapors This magazine is now in the twenty-secon- d year of its and steam arising from the surface, publication. so that it is impossible for the visitor Tells of High to see the surface of t'ws lake. w. A. Harbison of Allegheny Standing on the summit of one of Mauna Kea. the high peaks of the island, the visitor is especially devoted to the agricultural, more Sport on the Slopes of sees below him the clouds, at a level It of perhaps 2,000 feet beneath him, while sugar interests, of the Territory of Hawaii. The Wonders of the Islands. in the distance are to be seen the out- lines of neighboring craters, towering above the clouds. The effect was something never to be forgotten. It contains all of the proceedings of the Meetings of tha Chronicle-Telegrap- h surface of the crater, where there wa: The Pittsburg On high peak of Kea. Hawaiian Sugai Planters Association, including the detailed no sign ot vegetation ana wnen nigu the Mauna IT? says: 13,000 feet above the sea level, is a .fell would make their way down to reports concerning Machinery, Fertilizers, Methods of Cultiva- . i il, Wir . am (1 the lake, perhaps 150 yards in diameter. A cnae aner inr: i lower point on the mourtajn. Wild tion, many sub- oi xx- - How this lake exists, lying as does Transportation and Manufacture and other rugged peaks of the mountains mountajn goatSf wM caU,e anJ dQg3 it NERVOUSNESS perus in of one sugar business. wall, surrounded by me ""'L"were seen. as well as the boar. the crater of these extinct jects vital to the volcanoes, the bed formed of volcanic prevents the auena im; Iiuw,lt , A Visit was paid to Molokai Upsets the stomach and which, as may materials, is a Tact to puzzle nutritive elements from getting inio beast, is an event the leper lsland) which ig seven niiles the try tne visitor. formed an interesting sub- the blood. The stomach finally rebels ly be imagined, would meit Jon& three Jn diameter At tWg It is dyspep xma ject one pictures col- It contains a Directory of the sugar plantations of the against food, and the result of the most seasoned sportsman, point was seen the corralling of wild for of the in the sia. The Bitters will strengthen the only ofte of many inter- lection. their agents and managers. CON- however, was cattle, which are shipped from all the nerves and cure DYSPEPSIA. by W. A. FLATU esting experiences enjoyed smaller Islands to Honolulu. cat In making the ascent of Mauna Kea STIPATION. BILIOUSNESS. returned The LENCY, also create a hearty appetite, Harbison, of Allegheny, who tie were driven into the water and then a wonderful change was noticed in the trip 4,000-foot purify the blood and build up the sys recently from a two months' secured with ropes, after which they temperature. At the point, It contains a Directory of the corporation stocks and bondi tem. Be sure to try It. through the important group of islands were by where the visitors stopped, the tem- - listed on Exchange, showing years tied the horns and suspended the Honolulu Stock the capital, which within the last few has over the side of a boat. In this way perature was eighty degrees in the aft shares issued, par value and price at last sale. HOSTETTER'S become a part of the territory of the they are towed out to the vessel on ernoon, while at night it had fallen to United States. which they are to be loaded and are forty-eigh- t. The temperature on top faith-e- r STOMACH BITTERS Mr. Harbison accompanied his then hoisted on board. of the mountain was thirty-eight in the and Mrs. S. P. It contains carefully selected news of the sugar situation, and mother, Mr. The unloading of mules from ships middle of the day and it is said that progress, prospects Harbison, in a trip through the Islands. Mahukona was another interesting the nocturnal temperature at the top and in Hawaii and throughout the world. neighbor at a number of residents of this sight, pictures of which are included would be from zero to eight degrees hood being met during the tour. The in the collection made by Mr. Harbi above. On one side of the island of New Style 11, party left San Francisco on March son. The mules were simply pushed Oahu, on which the city of Honolulu is on the and arrived at the Golden Gate from the ships into the water and were situated, the rainfall amounts to 20 It contains news of the development of all local indni- - on May 15. after a trip full return trip then tied to the end of boats, being inches, while on the other side it is tries of an agricultural character, and th best that is pub-about of interest. dragged through the water to the twenty-fiv- e inches. lished in a wide circle of exchanges, concerning agri- - PRIM brought him a tropical Mr. Harbison with shore. The staple article of food is the "pai- - including culture. number of trophies, tusks At Waikiki beach the travelers had ai," which is made from the root of the as which was from a boar, such that a chance to see the skill of the natives taro plant, a species of lily. The na- killed during the which was in hunt in managing -- the South Sea Island tives pound this root and moisten it With the back volumes it forms an invaluable reference AME RAS dulged on trip through the isl in the boats, which are used by the island- with water, in which form it is known library concerning the agricultural development of Hawaii ands of Hawaii. The wild boar hunt ers. The boats are long as pol. It is said to be very during past twenty odd years. ascent Mauna and built like nutri the took place during the of a canoe. At each side are tious. A patch of the taro plant forty peak on outriders THE POCKET PREMO Kea, the highest mountain which make the craft quite seaworthy, feet square will support a man for a Islands, rising to a height of 13,825 the ""he natives take the visitor out about year. The latest of the famous feet above the sea level. Thl3 is one 25 Prerao series. Not merely for a half mile from the shore and then Among the interesting places visited Subscription price cents per copy; 2.50 per annum of the numerous volcanoes on the isl snap-shots but equipped for ev- get n the front of a wave, on the by the party was the sugar cane plan I&00 foreign. being extinct, however. ery branch of artistic photo- ands the crater crest of which the boats are carried tation in the Iao valley, on the island graphy, plates or films. present day. The start was at the with a swift sweep into the shore. Pad- of Maui. Here is located the largest Back can be furnished. town of Walmea, numbers Price $20.00 made from the little dles are used for bringing the boats sugar cane mill in the world and the which place is situated the cattle at into a proper position to get the Impe- sight was one of great interest to the ranch of Col. Samuel Parker, a former tus of the wave, but it is on the crest Americans. Apply to minister of the Hawaiian queen. At this THE STAR PREMO of the wave that the boat is carried Mr. Harbison says that there is much ranch are about 30,000 head of cattle, t to the shore. The natives are In the sentiment among the natives of the Essentially a tourists camera, which perhaps 5,000 are wild. Co., of of getting boards, are Island in favor of the retention of Hawaiian Gazette Ltd. very compact and perfect in Procuring horses, the Pltteburgher habit which their finish and equipment, either beveled underneath standing erect customs and civilization. is a HONOLULU, TERRITORY set out on his journey, accompanied by and There OF HAWAIL plates or films. on these they are same certain feeling against the incoming native guide, William Lindsay, and carried in the manner to the shore. shown American, but this is not deep enough Price $25 00 the guide's son. Mr. Har The skill by the native boatmen won- to amount to revolution. There is a Long focus Premos in stock. bison was armed with a rifle and the makes a derful impression on visitors. compulsory education law in the isl- - guide with a leather lariat, such as is Many interesting photographs were ands and the native used in catching the boar. At the must learn the obtained by Mr. Harbison on the trip English language. With the coming of height of 4,000 feet on the mountain the ieial Commercial through the islands, some of these another generation, it is said that the ?d Record little party reached an outlying ranch Honolulu Photo showing the people of the island and islands will undergo house, occupied by one of the cowboys a wonderful the manner in which they live and cliange. of the Parker ranch, a former Mis work. In others is possible to get sourian, Sproat by name, who looks it Before the annexation of the islands, Supply Co. an Idea of the wonderful volcanic the Chinese were in majority, ..v after the thirty miles of fences belong the but ' peaks, many of them in opera- Chinese Fort street. ing to the ranch. The party set out active the exclusion act worked tion, with which the islands are cover- against them. 25,000 from here on the track of the hoar, There are about ed. One of the most beautiful of these Chinese now 60,000 dogs being used to rouse the animal in the islands, with In the collection 15,000 1 g is a view taken from Japanese, about Portuguese, 23,000 from his lair. A vicious-lookin- ani ' MOHDAYS AND the crater of Kilauea, in the island 10,000 12,000 THURSDAYS mal, with the razor back peculiar to of natives and or Americans Hawaii, with the Halemaumau, or , or Europeans. ei the wild species of boar, was finally driven out and a warm chase began 4 over gulleys and rocks. SUGGESTS MIGRATION TO PHILIPPINES. The animal finally was brought to J bay and made a dash first for the dogs Hawaiian if and then at the riders. The guide WASHINGTON, June 27. At a banquet tonight tendered to Gazette Co.; Ltd; Lindsay, lassoed the animal, throwing Is . E. Thomas Fortune of New York, a well known negro the lariat around the hind leg of the author, TON HOLT BLOCK, KING ST. boar, after which the captor rode away by J. W. Lyon, registrar of the United States treasury ; ex-Gover- to a distance where he could control P. C. Pinchback and a score of others, the suggestion was advanced the movements of the animal. which tnat tjie race QUestion COuld be settled bv immigration of the colored Methods in was trying to make If. I - o - Eye Tests. Harbison had taken his camera on the ri- 'FF' trip and spent some in trying to I Mr. Fortune has just returned from a special investigation of whether the result of disease. In time the herited deficiency, violrtion of natural get a picture of the animal which had Philippine and Hawaiian Islands for the United States Govern CONTENTS. laws, or old age. Impaired vision can been captured, but did not have entire ment. Amoncr other thinsrs he said: not De accurately estimated, ir cor- success, the picture which was obtained All Territorial By Authority Notices. rected by use of tei letters and cards 'The hazards of war make strange bedfellows, none stranger Li alone. showing the animal only as a confused but mass on the ground, the guides on than this of the American and Filipino peoples. J, One familiar wltl. the construotlon Session Laws ft and physiology of the eye. can but horseback holding the animal by means 'The islands are rich beyond the dreams of avarice in agri of 1903. rTcnow the evil effects following such of the ropes with which it was secured. system of guess work. cultural and mineral resources, and they are capable of sustaining Air. Harbison was not inclined to In our examinations and fitt'ng. we 50,000,000 instead of the 10,000,000 people they now sustain. They Probate and Other Court Notices. resort to the several different meth shoot the animal at first, but upon new fiods that long experience has taught being informed that meat yas needed need life. And nature has ordained so that the white man f 'us bring best results. cannot live in at the camp did so and the guides haul the Philippine Islands, except as a parasite. He may Foreclosure of Mortgage Notices. ea tne carcass a distance or about a suck blood there, but he can create none that has not in it the A. N. SANFORD mile to the camp. The guide informed elements of hasty decay. But the neerro he was born in the sun. m the hunter afterward that he was and honest toil has been his portion through the dull acres since Partnerships, Notice to Creditors, Etc MANUFACTURING afraid that the animal would make Its the Sphinx lifted her head out of the sands and dared those of all OPTICIAN escape while the attempt was being times to solve the riddle. Do these facts sujnrest a solution of two Real Boston Build ng. Fort St, made to get a picture, and showed a race problems to you? Estate Transactions and Deeds Filed. J Over May & Co. gash which had been made by a boar on the occasion a Sev- of former hunt. Plantation Directory. & eral other members of the boar species Castle Cooke, Ltd. were run down by the hunters during HONOLULU. the day spent in the hunt and Mr. Har List of Attorneys and Notaries. bison said that it was rather exciting Commission Merchants work riding over the rough ground of ?1 SUGAR FACTORS. the mountajn, keeping the boar in Sugar Stocks and Quotations. sight, in- DXi " but at such a distance as to Miser aM AGENTS FOR sure safety. The animals are very 4 3X The Ewa Plantation Co. vicious and when they horse Commercial Matters of General Interest. Tae Walalua Agricultural Co., Ltd. attack a The Kohala Sugar Co. and rider great care has to be taken ;Q The Walmea Sugar Mill Co. that they do not get a chance to use The Fulton Iron Works. SC. Louis, their tusks. Uo. The Standard Oil Co. Mr. Harbison spoke of V.. rreat The George F. Blake Steam Pump. number of animals which are seen run Weston's Centrifugals. ning wild about the islands. This is The RECORD will be found a convenient reference lnsur-nc- for BasineM The New England Mutual Life e anl-ma- accounted for by the fact that the Js Co. of Boston. Men, Agents, I The Aetna Fire Insurance Co. of are not dependent upon man for IghghadeJ Plantation Attorneys and Notaries, etc. Tartford. Conn. sustenance and live at large on the iWf The Alliance Assurance Co. of egetation with which the si.les of the on. mountain are covered. Wild horses were soen by the pirty COTTON BROS. & CO. on its travels at a distance of lO.O'V) i ING1NEERS AND GENERAL CON feet above the se--a level and a mil- - uzo Subscribe Nov and Obtain TRACTORS. . a Complete above the point where the vesetati.-.r- At 0j flan and Estimates furcUh for aT m Grocer at of Contracting Work. f the mountain ceases to exist. These Boston Block, Honolulm. nimals would wander about the rouj;h. File: Issued Filondays and Thursdays.

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LOCAL BREVITIES. FUTURE OF MAILE SUNBURN AND "I" WHITNEY&MARSHIfi July 13th. IS A QUESTION The employes of the new Young hotel ROUGH PATCHES have been uniformed in gray. Mid-Sum- There will be a meeting of the off- Great mer us consideration is being1 given Household even Rough patches come because Wc Sale League icers of the National Guard this the skin is too dry. It needs oil. Have Oa Hand a by members of the Baseball to 1 ing headquarters. future of the Maile I lima, team at The natural oil is lacking for the some reason. Bad soaps and SptcndM Quality With individual players of merit, the The Pacific Lodge will hold their of regular meeting tonight hard water may have dried it This Week's Specialty fteems to work without any head business at up. any lack should iVmple 7:30 At rate its ( and consequently has lost seven games Masonic at o'clock. be supplied. ENGLISH BLUE SERGE Cream comes is in rapid succession. The one mile bridge on Nuuanu av Our Almond nearest being identical in ef- There are two plans under discus- enue is to be closed to trarac arter to be fect to the natural oil of anjr 54 inches wide which we offer at sion. The first is that there be today to permit of repairs. It will product we know of. When it closed on week days until further by other teams, for the remainder is used, the skin becomes freeh, 95Cper yard. of the season only, players to put the soft, smooth and plump, and In chap. TABLE Mailes Into first class shape. The Pu The Benedictine Sisters have begun that condition does not This is just what you DAMASK LINEN PILLOW crack, or get rough. need for 60 in. wide, $ .50 yard nahous have a spare pitcher in Honan the improvement of their tract in Ka ex- $.40 CASING Our Almond Cream Is an 72 in. wide, .75 yard 50 imukl recently purchased the pur Skirts 40 65c. who hardly will pet another chance in for cellent remedy for Chapped 72 in. wide, 1.10 yard 85 inch. yard 53c, 42 75c. the box this year. The II. A. C. have pose of building a retreat. For the pres Hands, and for all skin irrita- 72 in. wide, 1.25 yard 95 inch. yard 55c only and tions and chafing. You cannot 72 In. wide, 1.50 45 inch. S5c. yard ..70c trobaWv twenty men. from whom a ent the place will be cleared - yard 1.15 help liking- it. few might be spared without detriment a high wall built to enclose It. Warner's Rust NAPKINS LINEN CHEETING Procf 72 a 24 $3.00 inch. JL50 yard $1.15 and &robablv the Elks mieht furnish The General Court Martial designat in. dozen $2.10 72 24 in. 3.50 inch. :.60 yard 1.25 fielder. ed by Colonel Jones, to consider mat- dozen...... 2.50 SO PRICE 35C. CORSETS 24 in. 4.50 Inch. 1.75 yard 1.30 something: not done it meet dozen 3.00 90 1.S5 If like this is ters in the National Guard, will 24 in. 6.00 dozen inch. yard 1.35 will 4.00 100 inch. 2.00 is not improbable that the Mailes this evening. The nature of the case 27 in. 7.50 dozen s.00 yard.; 1.60 DRUG in all styles. 101 inch 2.75 yard 2.10 ask to be allowed to draw out after to be tried is not made public, though HOBRON GO. LINEN TABLE Saturday's game against the Elks, it is said the hearing will be open. CLOTHS LINEN FACE TOWELS that 10-- 4 $ 9.50 TWO STORES size each $ 6.50 19in.r34in., $3 dozen $2.25 That will mean that two games to each of John Leal, a 12-- 4 12.00 The funeral the late size each 8.50 22in.x45in., 4 dozen S.00 team have been dropped so that no yes 14-- 4 size 14.50 well known Portuguese, was held Our celebrated each 10.50 22 i.x3SIn., 5 dozen J.T5 favoritism will be apparent. The pro terday afternoon at the Catholic Cathe portion of percentage would help make was formerly OUR HOUSEHOLD SALE IS NOW ON IN ALL up the club deficit. The argument is dral. The deceased Ribbon Corset that the people do not attend the game charge of the Makiki store and ! DEPARTMENTS. properly when the Mailes play, all of many friends. His death occurred at 50c. has just arrived. We E. TV". & which Is against the best interests of ly Saturday morning. Leal was GENERAL have all sizes. JORDAN CO., ITD. game, in receipts FORT STREET. the that the show a brother-in-la- w of Representative Fer decided falling' off. None of the Interested spectators on nandez. the rattling eleven-Innin- g game be- Daring these Hard Times tween Kamehameha and Punahou BUSINESS LOCALS. knew how close it came to being & for- ilTfflUl feit. Sheldon and Richards work for And until further notice the NEW & Century magazine, 33c. Try Lyon. Iwakami Co. the Telephone Company and always were permitted to have Saturday after- ENGLAND BAKERY will sell Gentlemen can have their shirts and from their HOTEL STREET. noon off. President Isenberg, Manager pajamas made to fit at Yamatoya's, 1044 store on Hotel street, "Wise and Capt, Lemon are said to have commencing: April ist, tickets, seen Manager Lehigh and received a Nuuanu street. (DIMS (calling for 35 Loaves Bread, for promise men could play. Sat- SXOBE that the A new and complete line of ladles' One Dollar. Guaranteed best qual urday however he changed his mind. tailor-mad- e suits and skirts at Whit ity and full weight. deliv-- Sheldon threw up his Job rather than ' SOLD EVERYWHERE Bread thrown down his club and the public, ney & March's. jered from the wagons will be 28 JULY 8 - 9 10 and Kokl. who had not practiced this A party who has vanilla cuttings for Loaves for One Dollar. The dif year, went out In place of Richards to sale, advertises same In our classified fill the field. For a time it looked like ference is simply the cost of deliv-- 1 forfeit solely because the team had not advertisements. ery, which benefit we extend to our nine men. Plunkett still being on Maui. The Quon On Society election of offi 3 for 25c, and lOcStraigh, customers. FOR T0CK TASCWG The club standing now Is as follows: cers notice will be found In this issue and 2 for 25c. Played Won Lost Pc. of the Advertiser. Watch out for our Grand Opening Kamehamehas. ...7 5 2 .714 Startling reductions made in ladies' SATURDAY, Honolulu A. C. 7 5 2 .714 JULY nth. fZllcs 7 4 3 5T1 muslin underwear at Bloms' this week. Punahous 8 4 4 .500 Prices cut Just in half and the goods New England Bakery 0 7 000 1 .iii.i n . Maile Ilimas 7 are the very best. Good chance for f" iimiiiii mi nk.n nHintli-- nil. 11. P.. money saving. GinVST-EAKII- Y J. Oswald Lutted, Mgr. WILL REPEAT A How many little things are used Co3ipajvy. 1 about the house daily? Look at the Cigar MRS. C. L. DICKERSON, PelicHOTs Lemonade! vertisement of the Pacific Import SUCCESSFUL PLAY Sole Agents, T. H., Cor. Fort and hCo. In this paper for a partial list o: Received ex S. S. Sierra new braids of King Streets, Honolulu. American Comedy Company clever them, arid notice at the same time the all colors and shades for shirtwaist and You do not know very price they will be sold for what people, a well constructed farce low traveling: hats. Also a large line of is you comedy, bright music, and artistic this week. fruits and berries for trimming:. it if have never dressing and mounting' was presented made lemonade with to Opera House patrons on Saturday CONCERT TONIGHT night by the Australian manager, Mr. George in Stephenson. It is doubtful If AT EMMA SQUARE 7 the history of local amusement such a I all-round 5 clever combination has been The band will render the following seen here. Olive Evans, who under I I t'l : r n jLL--a fi :i f y program at Emma square this even J took the character of Mamie, Is a r'i i H. , III bright, vivacious soubrette with a voice ing: 1 PART I. for security. worthy of opera. She is a graceful ..? .1 lU&o XS lk'i any Suppe or 1 ' :v-- - 11 ! dancer, and puts amount of ginger Overture "Juanlta" t-- " . . ve a They i - r j is - it never Into her work. Her specialty with Mr. Solo "The .Stelnhauser Jto'tiif sugar, Cornet Surf".. ' Lemons and with water - i! ; I on Stlne is the best thing- of Us kind yet M crack the with-o- ut Mr. Charles Kreuter. TV - .?$ A which has the vim and life seen upon a local stage. Margaret f li the bite, 1 3 The make a surprising Marshall, as the termagant wife, made Selection "Attlla" Verdi corners. combination. a big hit. She is an artist to her finger Vocal Selection t chilled steel Bottled at Waukesha, Wis. tips, and is thoroughly conversant with (a) "Nuuanu Walpuna", Can- - doer prevents FOR SALE HERE BY every trick of stage craft. Claire (b) "Makanl Kaili Aloha", - - I. . First-clas- s field few speak, mi All Druggists and has only a lines to but J IM boring. Bars. when it came to singing her magnlfl Miss J. Keliiaa. ppjggi cent contralto voice was a revelation. (c) "Wal Punalau", As the quaint maid Jennie, Margaret (d) "Rain Tuahlne o Manoa", Ford was excellent, her catch line, Mrs. N. Alapal. "There is one across the Sea," etc.. Jp brought a laugh every time. Miss PART IT. ip Douglas was excellent as the servant Selection "The Messenger Boy" oooc)floooooooeo o while Claude Hunt played a footman . to perfection. Charley fetine Is a ...... a...... JUUHt nlVIl j comedian who is funny, none better Gavotte "Rhine Sounds" Latannj has ever appeared here. He is unctu Waltz "Vienna "Woods" Strauss & Ltd. - Pearson Co., Good Printing oim without being- forced, while for a March "Sons of the Brave"..Bidgood Potter stout man he is an expert dancer. The Star Spangled Banner." x This gentleman is certain to become a HI Alwoyo great favorite with local theater-goer- s. Union and Hotel Streets. Chas. Bates made a big hit as the old The Commercial and Official man, his song,. "I'm Unlucky," being Record has come to stay. is one of the hits of the evening. As the It lover, Ralph Bell was a little nervous, filling a long felt want. A Profitable Investment but gave a first class Impersonation. It is in specialties that the company Read the Advertiser, Is at its best. Nothing like the whirl- wind dancing-- of "The Bicknells" has ever been seen here, they are dainty Extraordinary and graceful, their dancing being to For Best, go to use a hackneyed phrase, the poetry of the motion. Ralph Bicknell is also re- c sponsible for the clever ensembles, the Specials JUo Wotr JLil.-- work done by everyone at the end of the second act being a revelation to the The Hawaiian Gazette Co. play-goe- r. and oldest Douglas and Ford Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, Glood Uriihtfgs To JEat T, A 1 are dancers of quite a different style, m ted. and are equally clever. The company JULY 13, 14 AM) 15 TTe take it for granted that you do and wish to call your attention as a whole Is the best yet seen here. "Mama's New Husband." will be re- to the excellent stock of FISH, CRABS, OYSTERS, FANCY CHEESE Art Printing and Engraving peated tomorrow night, and on Thurs- day and Saturday another new comedy, There's about as much resemblance and BUTTER. ; Kim -- mi akin mml "Brown's in Town," will be etaged here In an American dollar anu a dollar ri. for the first time. It is claimed that Mex. as there Is In Sachs specials and JUST CAME ON THE ALAMEDA. laughter is the keynote to success in fpeclals elsewhere In name only. Our oooooeooooooooooooooc ooeoooooooooo modern theatrical productions, if such specials are greater than ever big 00000000 is the case then Mr. Stephenson can economy for wide awake buyers. look forward to a successful tour, as It is many a day since such hearty laugh ter LADIES' LINEN DRESS SKIRTS 00fOd was heard within the walls of the Excellent 73c. values. Sale price 43c. Metropolitan Meat Co., Ltd. Genuine English Polo Mallets Opera House. ' . I PHONE MAIN 45. AN OPEN LETXEB. LADIES' DUCK SKIRTS Navy blue And Polo with polka dots, trimmed with folds. Baliss Sir: Throughout last week's issue of Regular J1.25 value. Sale price 65c. These Polo Mallets are made by J. SALTER, the maker of the famous "ALDERSHOT" POLO MALLET. With and your paper, appeared an article without India there LADIES' DUCK SKIRTS Black Rubber Handles. We lso received a large shipment of Polo Balls, headed "Big Ship Ashore." and for with polka dots, trimmed with white Polo Saddles and Bridles. folds. Regular value. $1.50. Sale price To Prepare ""n cheap Jokes I think It deserves a place 75c. by the side of that witty (?) ridd!e. Here's a snap In Summer Wash THE0. H. DAVIES & COMPANY, LTD. "Why Is a hen if it is?" There is noth- Goods an extraordinary chance. Coolisiff IDrinks LAWNS AND ing con- PRINTED MUSLINS. Mix any of following water, or any HARNESS DEPARTMENT. O smart or interesting in this ORGANDIES Every one a pretty rat- - the with ice water, soda choos-- ? aerated or spring water. Is our assortment: C tinual round of arrant nonsense which tern and a great variety to This oooototoo from. Worth 15c, 20c. and 25c all at LEMON SYRUP, BLOOD ORANCE, ORANGE PHOSPHATE 0tOtOOtOf00OtC Is eyes weekly flaunted before the of the uniform sale price of 10c. BLACKBERRY, VANILLA, RASPBERRY. RASPBERRY SHRUB, 6 I tlj,s? seeking information. Must we. RASPBERRY VINEGAR, ORGEAT. GRENADINE, STRAWBERRY, e people of Honolulu, still saner: is WELSH'S GRAPE JUICE, LIME JUICB. I. s. Dry Goods Co. e Advertiser f this manipulator of words? Respect-- Mi M. IVS & COMPANY, fully. The Douglas Patent Closet, per LIMITED. 22 TELEPHON- E- 92 E. R. Bath. Cor. Fort and Beretanla streets. World's News Daily. I.

1903 10 ran pacific; commercial aivektihk, Honolulu, july is, ADDRXBS HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANSf. CABLX "HAXSTKAD" 'IRIS WILLARD K.BROWN I Memben Hob. Kmv INSPECTS I Canadian-Australi- an W. A.LOVH and Bond Xxeauln? Royal Mail Line Honolulu, July 11. 1903. Co ALL RED CABLE running In connection w. tb the Canadlan-- F Ac RJlw7 Halstead & Co., Ltd. jr--r trrr on or the following da.ts: O? STOCX Capital Tal. Bid U Honolulu about LOANS NEGOTIATED. FOR VANCOUVER. (Continued from rage 1) TCP. FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. ISC J. l&c: The officers of the vessel are: 21' other 4 I AorangI July. . i?'i Cc. 1.0CO.PX? IPC 400 ....July 2 Third Officer. H. R. Hughes; Fourth i.3rverA i U" Aug. 1 1 ...August .. B. Kerr Oo., LW., aco.ooc M Miana 23 officer, D. F. Bruce; Doctor, W. H. Investments 2 ;eptembtr iA.oras7l ..August Miowera Pigeon; Chief Election, A. Mil ward; s United Statea and Eurc Sugar shares and other local Tarcugh tick-it- issued to all points m Canada. Assistant Electrician, B. Winkfield; fiw 5.000,000 30 20; 21 B' Agricultural Co. 1.O00.OX) 100 240 curlties. Young; Chief Engineer. i.w. Paymaster. A. a&w. Com. A Sag. Co, 2.3I2."0 ion Stocks and Bonds listed on tas ' & Co., There are seven assist- Mw. bagtruo 2,009,000 2a Cf Theo. H. Davies Ltd. Alexander. Sonoma 750,000 luJ 105 Francisco Stock Exchange. engineers crew eighty-fiv- e. Honoias 2,000,000 20 i 5 General Agents. ant and a of 100 dftim 500,000 i 5 Kftiinka 5O0.0U0 23 21 P1mi.Co., 2.500,000 50 10 on Is ilhei L'd.. ) IS The cable machinery the Iris tipanaic 180,000 100 CABLE STAFF only ioioa 503,000 FOR SALE Company. same as that on the Anglia, I. ! American-Hawaiia- n Steamship the McBryde Bug. Go. L'd. 8.500.000 20 f on a smaller scale. uana eagar co. 1,600,000 10C 100 1 Between Ne Ynk and Honolulu via 20 Direct Monthly Service TO BE SEPARATED Woolwich, England, on Onome ...... 1,000.000 Pacific Coaat. The Iris left Ooksl 500,000 20 16. Olaa Sugar Co. Ltd, 5,OJO,OmO 20 7J February . She stopped at Malta, Magnificent lots on THE SPI.ENDID NEW STEEL. BTEAMER3 Olowaln 150.000 100 Mount FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN Commercial Company's Men Will Port Said, Suez, and Colombo for coal Paunan Sugar Plan FROM NEW YORK. tatlon Co 5,000.000 50 Tantalus at very reasonable fig. July 25 CISCO. At Colombo she met the Russian fleet PaciJo 600,000 100 8. 8. Arizonan 11 Go Directly Back to ures and on very 15 S. S. Nevadan July consisting cruisers, two battle- Pi 750.000 100 reasonable M B. S. American August of four Pepeekeo , 750,000 100 175 terms. 1 Frlght received at Company's wharf. S. S. Nebraskan August 1 London. ships, and nine torpedo boat destroy- Pioneer . 1,750.000 100 gUL Brooklyn, all Waialua Agy. Co. 4.500,000 100 50 street. South at time. Freight received at Company's wharf. ers. The fleet was bound for Port Ar- Wailuku ..... 700.000 100 sua Commanding extensive view. FROM SAN FRANCISCO. Stewart Street Pier No. 20. The Alameda when she sails on Wed thur. After leaving Colombo the Iris A'almanalo 462,000 100 One of these lots contains 8. S. Nevadan, to sail July 31 nesday will carry on her a number of his ran into a heavy cyclone and her steer SrxAMsHir Co'i ku-k- 8. S. Nebraskan August 18 FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA. some of the largest koa and ui men from the cable ship Anglia who ing gear was damaged. wilder s. 8. Co 500.900 100 115 JLm every 16 days thereafter. S. S. Nebraskan July la toter-Islan- d trees on the island. have )cen ordered home to England, On arriving at Sydney on April 1 8. 8. Go.. 600,000 108 H. HACKFELD & COMPANY, LTD., AGENTS, MlSCILLAffSOUl The following officers will leave: Cap- she went on the drydock to repair the Both lots have a frontage oa C P. MORSE, General Freight Agent. Bawn Kloctrln C 500,000 100 110 vl tain Pattison and Mr. Barwell repre- damages received in the cyclone. Leav H.E.T.4LCO. Pfd. 101 the road. i'6oo,ooo ioo" Com 16 h on. K. X. 4L. CO. C. 80 senting the Pacific Commercial ing Sydney on May a stop was made Mutual Tel. Co 150,000 10 pany, Thomas Clark, Chief Electrician at Auckland and then the vessel pro- R. A T.. do 4,0".nno 100 90 95 Mail S. S. Co., Occidental & Oriental Hilo R. R. Co 50,000 17 Pacific Commercial Telegraph Company ceeded to first cable station of the of the the ION20 Mr. Pender and Mr. Wolfe Barry. Mr line at Doubtless Bay. After waiting & S. S. Co., and Toyo Kisen Kaisha daw. Govt, ft p. c. . 97 Castle Lansdale Todhunter remains in Honolulu until a day for the weather to moderate s Silo B. B. Co. 6 p. C... Bon. K. T. A L Co. Llfs, Itsuncn of the above companies Mil call at Honolulu and leave tals the contractors guarantee expires landing was made and then the Iris pro 8 p. e ..... Rsal Estate, Fire and Plats aic sa or about the dates below mentioned: Swa Pl'n 6 p. c 100 Insurance, Inrectmsata. Brt wh'ch will be one month from the tima ceeded to Norfolk Islnd, thence to Su O.HL, Co..... 103 i 104.4 FROM 8AN FRANCISCO: FOR SAN FRANCISCO: the cable was laid, or August 4. va Harbor. A stop was made to lay Oahn Pl'n 6 p. o BAELIC JULY 4 DORIC JULY 7 Olaa Pl'n 6. p. 0 14 14 The Anglia will go to the Naval wharf a cable from Levuka to Fiji, a dis- Waialua Ag, Co. 6 p. 0. 100J4 HONGKONG MARU JULY NIPPON MARU JULT 6 p. c i Isl- Kahuku Etangenwald Building. Rooms 24 this morning to coal. She takes about tance of fourteen miles. Fanning 100 IM uct CHINA JULY n SIBERIA JULY place. rloneer Mill Co. .. DORIC JULY 30 COPTIC AUGUST 1 two ton.,, and loadln and was the last stopping The 197, Fifth. Floor. Telephone Malm R. thousand after vessel left there July 8, and made the NIPPON MARU AUGUST 7 AMERICA MARU AUGUST 11 will get away for London. She wil' 1 run to Honolulu in three days and Profcssitnial Cards further Information apply to jrotably take her departure the lat half. After coaling tne iris win pro- ter part of the wek. ceed direct to Vancouver to lay the H. HACKFELD & COMPANY, LTD., AGENTS. cable, and remain at that port until ARCHITECTS. further orders. Snipping1 Notes. TV. MATLOCK CLMPBELL Oflct 1634 Young street, onl toomohlp Oo The steamer Nil'iau arrived from Ka uai ports yestor lay. Classified Advertisements. ATTORNEYS. T la passenger steamers of this 11ns wiU arrive and leave this port shiD load ya The cable Ir'.s will a hun HENRY E. HIGHTON Attorney.at rsnd.r: i.liiij. dred, WANTED. cor. King, BAN CUB CO: I TOR SAN FRANCISCO: tons of coil today. Law. Southwest Fort and FROM FRAN ONE or two rooms Mikahala P! lived from furnished with D.LAMEDA JULY 10 15 The Kauii privilege of very light housekeeping. ALAMEDA JULY early y:sterday mcrning. DENTISTS. FOR SALE SONOMA JULY 22 VENTURA , JULY 21 Two people. Much of the time ab sent. conven- DR. M. J. J. MARLIER DE ROUTON. itXAMEDA JULY 31 ALAMEDA 5 The steamer Lehua sails for Molokai Prefer near center or AUGUST to cars. amount of rent. Young building. STirVTTTP A ATTfSTTRT 1 ports five p. m. today. ient State SIERRA AUGUST 11 at P. O. 720. j Address Box ALAMEDA AUGUST 21 ALAMEDA AUGUST 26 The. Angl'a will move to th Naval ENGINEERS. McCULLY TRACT - dock to load coal tr.is morning. , ARTHUR C. ALEXANDER. Bottst- JLs pre-r-fl SITUATIONS WANTED. connection with the sailing of the above steamers, the agents are or and Engineer, 409 Judd bldg.; P. KING STREET ts Issue, to Intending passengers. Coupon Through Tickets by any The Nippon Maru Is due from the A SITUATION as bookkeeper by ex O. box 713. fc!rsa, frcm San Francisco to all points in the United States, and from Orient this evening. She will prob perienced man; good references. Ac 11 Wrw Tor by any steamship tine - to a European porta. ably rail tomorrow morning for San customed to plantation work. Address CATTON, NEILL & CO.. LTD.- --Engl FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS. APPLY TO G. T. G., this office. 6525 neers, Electricians and Boilermakers. Francisco. LOTS 60x120 The ITongkonjc Maru will probably FOR RENT. INSURANCE. -- arrive San irancisco this after f'om THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE to OIOOO noon. She brings an unusually larjje . CO. OF NEW YORK. 0700 list of c'ibln oassengers. 8. B. ROSE, Agent : : : Honolulu. EAST TERMS IF DESIRED Pacific Transfer Go. The S. S Alameda sails for San Fran 8 Union WILL CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE. 9 ROOMS for gentlemen. No. MUSICIANS. cisco Wednesday morning at o'clock street, few doors from Young Hotel. We pack, haul and ship your goods and save you She sai's from the Hackfeld wharf at 6526 COOK'S MUSIC SCHOOL Will remain money. open August. thi fcot of River street. during July and THAT desirable residence at 1562 Nuu cCully Storage in brick warehouse, 126 King Street. Phone Main 58 ARRIVED. anue. Modern conveniences; eleven PHYSICIANS. rooms; bath, etc. Apply to C. H. DR. K. Office and Residence, Sunday, July 12. Dickey. 39 King street. 6474 HAIDA THE PACIFIC Beretania near Emma. Office hours Land Co., Ltd. METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. H. B. M. C. S. Iris, Lacy, from Fan 9 to 12 a. m.; 7 to 8 p. m. Phons White mosquito ' ning Island, 2 p. m. CENTRAL location, cool, S55L at proof rooms at HELEN'S COURT, CIIAS. IL GILIALAN, Commercial Advertiser By the Government Survey, Published Stmr. Mikahala, Gregory, from Kau Treasurar, Every Monday. rear of Hart's Ice Cream Parlors. DR. T. MITAMTJRA. Office 68 Kukul Battered at the Post Office at Honolulu. ai. 6519 508 Stangenwald Building. j T. IL, as second class matter. Rooms reasonable. Lane. 8 to 10 a. m.; to 7:30 p. m. I I Stmr. Niihau, W. Thompson, from ? BXSOM. THSBJf. 4 NEW modern eight-roo- m house; mos- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 3 Kauai. IE. as. quito proof, Kinau street near AlapaL TYPEWRITERS. '. - - C1 - Per year $12.00 Schooner Kauikeaouli, from Kohala- Apply at Paragon Market. 6517 BOUGHT, sold, rented and repaired at Btx months 6.00 a 0 lele, at 6:30 p. m. Remington Typewriter office. Hotel St. Advertising rates on application. THE Triangle store on King street. 8 4 29 98 29.91 0 0O'70 4 ITS 3-- 0 Apply 28 Queen street. 6516 V!9 vn 1- VESSELS Fubllshed every morning except Sunday 8 5)01 o 00 6 KS -S IN PORT. by M 6U9 W 23 9 0 00 6 J 1- -4 KK 2 Kewalo; " " ' the T 7 - VSi9 W 0 OvAl 4 M 1.3 STABLE of eleven stalls at KAIMUKI fe HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.. LTD.. w 8 80.00,29 ! 0 12 69 S 4 UK 4 ARMY AND NAVY. also house. Apply 28 Queen will purchase a desirable k k k h h k ) 1'lN V7 3500 65 8 0 0 17 KB 15 U. S. S. Iroquois, Rodman, Midway 6516 building Block, No. King SL 0-- street. lot in above residence Fob Holt South 0.14 65(53 4 KS 3- -5 A. W. PEARSON, Manager. Islands, June 28. district, on easy terms qf $50 CABLE SHIP. GOOD pasturage. Apply at Hawaiian cash, $10 per lot, monthly in- Barometer corrected to 32 F. and ses Co., Automobile Build- A S. S. Anglia, Midway Stock Yards stallment; no Interest, Water $12,000 Chance leve, and for standard gravity of Lat. 45. Leach, Islands, ing, King street. 6515 on. This correction Is 06 for Honolulu. July 3. laid H. B. M. C. S. Lacy, SIZE OF LOTS, 100x150 Iris. London, via SIX-roo- m on corner RAILWAY & LAND CO. Sydney house the car line, TIDES. SUN AND MOON. Suez, and Fanning Island, Pensacola and Lunalilo streets. Pos- SIZE OF LOTS, 75x200 The finest piece of residence property July 12. Each lot contains 15,000 sa. ft, TIME session given July 1st. Inaulre at put on the Honolulu market In year. TABLE MERCHANTMEN. 1327 Pensacola street, or of C. Bolte, ' WM. M. MINTON. It contains over 5 acres, bounded by (This list does not Include coasters.) 19 Merchant street. Authorized selling agent M for three wide streets, Is of May 1st, 1903. ? Sj B SI? g Si Acme, Am. sp., Lawrence, Hiogo, Trustees of Gear, Lansing & Co. and on line I SS COTTAGES; Christley lane, off Fort St Rapid system. OUTWARD. June 9. Apply Phone Main 369. Judd Build- Transit A hill on ! I Rent reasonable. Wonr Kwal ' D.m.'ft. m J to m Coronado, Am. bktn. Potter, San Fran- ing. Merchant street entrance. part of the lot gives a magnificent view Walanae, Stoa- i Dl.. 6340 M For Waialua, Kahuku and - 11, a.C4 17 8 0, u 25 ll.i4 5.28 6. 45 9.S9 cisco, July 4. S.'i I A Way a-- p. ! p I of surrounding country for miles. Stations 9:13 m., "3:20 m. rue IT Dechmont, Br. ep., Hinrichs, Newcas- M For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way 14'8 4J 1.5 7.C4' 0 58 12 17 5.28 6.45 10 07 discussion of terms, etc., is invited. WmiU 7.1j 1 8 7 Si 1.32 1.2J 6.ao 10.47 tle, July 2. FOR RENT FURNISHED. Stations a. m., 9:15 a. m., o, tl:30 Gerard E. Tobey, Am. bj. Scott, Nanl-m- FURNISHED cottage at 777 King PETERSON, 11:05 a. m., 2:13 p. m., 3:20 p. m., Thur. 18 8 (7 1 1 9 0) 3 li 2 5S 5 S7 6 4511 25 CnAS. BREWER CO.'S R. C. A. p.m.1 ; i July 6. street, months, from p. m., p. $9:30 p. in. for term of three 15 Kaahumanu Tel. Office Main t4:15 5:15 m., m., rid- 17 9 10 2 56 4 27 44 sp., 6525 Street. f - io is IS U 5 6 a.m Hawaiian Isles, Am. Mallett, New Sept. 1st. Apply on premises. 168. 365. fU:15 p. m. 9t... l ii.ai i a io u 52 8 44 u t7 NEW YORK LINE Res. Blue 2271. P. O. Box I I I ii .a8 I York, June 10. INWARD, i !o.m i Sou.. 19 li is 1.7 11.58 4 50 7 29 5.24 44 ft i Jabez Howes, Am. ep., Clapp, New FOOliMi SUElr ! ROOMS AND BOARD. larrlve Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal-alu- a klon. 20 1 U 1.9 ..15 48 8 24 5 us 6 44 1.4 J castle, June 25. TWO pleasant rooms and good board Sailing from and Walanae 8:36 a. m., 5:31 Last quarter moon Kaiulani. Am. bk.. Colly, San Fran- LOANS HADE p. m. of the on the cisco, July 8. for three, in private family. Address NEW YORK to HONOLULU 17th. 6520 Ilrrlve Honolulu from Ewa Mill and Kilmallie, Br. bk., McKay, Newcastle, "W," Advertiser office. On or about Julv'l5. FREIGHT ON Time the tide are off Diamond night. TAKEN AT LOWEST RATES. Pearl City 16:50 a. m., f7:46 a. m.. taken from the Head last AT Wahiawa, ten dollars per week, two 8:38 a. m., 10:38 a. m., 2:05 p. rru, United States Coast and Geodetic Sur- Mildred, Am. schr., Kendall. Ballard, dollars per day. Stage meets 3:1a For freight rates apply to Real Estate 4:31 p. m., 5:31 p. m., "7:40 p. m. vey tables. July 9. p. m. Honolulu at Pearl CIIAS. BREWER & CO. Mohican, Kelley, San Francisco, June train from Daily. The tides at Kahulul and Hllo occur City, on Tuesdays and Fridays. Adr 27 Kilby St- - Boston. t Sunday Excepted. 29. Mrs. Caroline Rhodes. Wahi- ob C BRtfiWKlt & CO., APPLY TO about one hour earlier than at Honolulu. Olympic, dress LIMITED, HONOLULU. & t Sunday Only. Am. bk., Evans, Iquique, awa. 6522 PHOENIX SAVINGS, BUILDING C. Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours SO July 8. B. P. DENISON. P. SMITH. LOAN ASSOCIATION. Supt. G. P. & T. A. minutes slower than Greenwich time.be- - Paul Isenberg, Ger. bk., Janssen, Bremen, 19. OFFICES FOR RENT. Ing that of tne meridian of 157 degrees 30 June FOR SALE AND TO Judd Building, Fort street entrance. Robt. Lewers, Am. schr., Underwood, IN BREWER building. Queen street, RENT. minutes. The time whistle blows l:Io -- C. Unnnnii at Port Gamble. June 25. , on reasonable terms. Apply to Fine lot with new house on Makikl Ill scop GO p. nx Is same & Co., 0 UUi 1UIUIU tllS which the as Greenwich, S. T. Alexander, Am. schr., Johnson, Brewer Ltd. street. Two fine places on Thurston 1 hours 0 minutes. Sun and moon axe loi Newcastle, July 8. avenue. Three desirable residences on local time for the whole group. Susie M. Plummer, Lund, Chile June FOR SALE. Prospect street. One acre of land with OFFER FOR SALE 28. FIRST class Vanilla Cuttings, in fine dwelling at Kalihi; also three acres A Home Company Sal Soda. Johnson, packed, with one dwelling and two cottages, WHARF AND J. II. Lunstnan, Am. schr., lengths, delivered, carefully Caustic Soda. WAVE. from Laysan Island, July 5. $2.50 per 100, F. O. B. Suva, Address suitable for subdivision. A fine busi Silicate of Soda, Thessalus. Sw. sp., Lagerkrantzj New- W. Livingston, Navua. Fiji. 6530 ness site on King street. A very de CAPITAL $50,008. Tallow. WEATHER BUREAU. castle. June 21. 1 sirable place at Punahou of two acres. RESIN, IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT. A VERY desirable residence Waikiki two dwellings, Organized tinder the laws of the W. H. Dimond, Am. bktn., Nilson, San at with furnished Territory of Hawaii, Honolulu. Alexander Street. Francisco, July 5. on the beach near Hotel Annex. Ed- cottage, servants' rooms, stable and Sunday, July 12. 10 p. m. gar Henriques, Masonic Temple. cow pens and carriage house, with M.W. McChesney&Sons, Mean Temperature 77.0. PASSENGERS. 6528 many varieties of fruit, and handy to THE College. Minimum Temperature 73. Punahou Fine building sites WAIIAN REALTY LIMITED. Arrived. WAGONS, horses and harness at a at makal of College Hills, and a very BA Queen Street. Maximum Temperature 83. Per stmr. Claudine, from Maul ports, bargain, Particulars at 28 Queen fine site on Pacific Heights, and other and MATURITY CO., Ltd, 9 p. 6516 Barometer at m. 30.03; steady. July 12. Miss R. Smith, Mrs. D. H. street. properties in all parts of the city and Loans, Mortgages, Securities, Rainfall, 24 hours up to 9 a. m. .00. Davis, Miss C. L. Turner, Miss Crook. at Pearl City and Waikiki. and Real A NEW Upright Piano; cheap. Apply Investments New York Mean Dew Point for the Day 64. Mrs. S. A. BARNES. Estate. Miss I Iokia, Miss L. Ahuna, Paragon Market. 6515 79 Mean 66. Merchant street. Relative Humidity Lyman,' Miss E. Toomey, Miss, Wong Homes Built on the Install-ment Dental 2-- Parlors Winds N. E. Force 3. Kong, Jno. Plunket, J. Morris. C. M. CALIFORNIA mules at Carty's stables, cor. Richards and streets. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Plan. Weather Clear. Franca, Mrs. M. A. Merchant F0RT Lovsted. Mrs. 6464 Home Office Mclntyre Bld Hono- 1057 STREET Forecast for July 13 Moderate trades Gonsalves, A. Xg Him, Tan Sing, Miss The Cantor Aloha Millinery Parlor3 lulu, T. H. and fair weather. M. Gomes, Ah Chock, T. A. Kiakona, LOST. have moved to the premises formerly occupied by Lyon's book store on CURTIS J. LYONS, S. Ishikane, Mrs. Hapai Nui and child. MEMORANDUM book of estimates, on Fort Territorial Meteorologist. street, opposite Thrum's bcoke store. HQwoiion C.Q. YeeHop&Co. . M. Kauhimahu, W. B. Keanu, Mrs. E. King, bet. Keeaumoku and Alakea As this is the off season for hats we Ue Renin Doyle, Miss Doyle, Miss Mallana, Mrs. streets. Reward if returned to will sell our of ready-mad- e NEXT MAIL shop. stock hats Kahiklnul Meat Marke TO THE COAST. 2 children, J. Brown. Miss Stephenson's paint at great sacrifice. i Dickens and 310DI, and Grocery Per. S. S. Nippon Maru, 13 . July L. Goodwin. Mrs. E. Smith, Master W. Scarf-pi- n. t- MATRIX Turquoise Suit The Record contains all of the official, ; AND VEG ETABLX1, - Smith, R. W. Shingle, A. B. Wood, W. part- - FXUm NEXT able reward if returned to R. H court, corporation, foreclosure, and L. K. KENTWELL, 0arstaala 8treet. oornsr AbCST MAIL FROM THE COAST. K. Hoopil, H. X. Nahaolelua, Yee Chamberlaln, Internal Revenue Office. ' 5.ers",hiP notices published in all of the General Manager, Faom Bla saU. Per S. S. Hongkong Maru, July 13. Chong, Ah Chnn. 52S ' ritory.

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