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BjgjMK9T ABL1BH CI JULY 1. UM VOL XXXV. NO. 6178. HONOLULU. HAWAII TERRITORY, MONDAY, MAY 1903. OOIPC CIWC I W W ' 1'IHTlV as w wav f r tl.'.0jf to one of In Bal- the brokers Russell Harrison, son of the late Presi- timore." said Mr. Dole to me. "There dent Harrison, pineapples are brought In from the and Rear Admiral HAW the MOUNT PELEE IS AGAIN Brown, well known in Honolulu, and Bahamas and other parts of the Went who now resides in Indianapolis. ALOHA OP A 7-- a Is paid Indies. duty of cent The Governor and party were invited on earn pineapple but there would be to I remain for three days and attend no duty on th e raised In Hawaii. the dedication of the State Soldiers and am confident we ran build up a lance Sailors' monument, one snd profitable Industry In pineapples In of the magnifi- AT THE SHOWING MUCH ACTIVITY cent works of art, which has no eo.ua! Ha a all. " even Agricultural in Furope. erected at a cost of air. Dole went to the nearly $1,000,000. Lack of time com- Department to talk with the officials pelled a refusal of this cordial invita- there about various topics. Including tion. The Governor his pineapple protects, and received no and Mr. Armstrong I left via St. Louis. Kansas City and the CAPITAL little encouragement. Incidentally be Fire and Cinder Once More Issuing Santa Fe Secre- From railroad forRlverside. where NICHOLS sought a regulation from the they arrived on re- land- the 14th. and will tary. Mr. Wilson, to prevent the main for a week. The Governor in ing In- Volcano and Martinique Residents of snakes on the Islands. The tends to leave San Francisco on the terview and the result thereof are told Alameda on the 3lst of the month. In the Washington Poet of Hay 10 In Are Terrorized. Bill Is the following ry lan- The Ditch guage: NOTES ABOUT Has the Best of An Interesting young man. tall as bis distinguished kinsman the Oovrrnor of OUT DR FRANCE (Inland of Mar the relief business is being much over Still - INDIVIDUALS Hanging Hawaii, trod the- mosaic at the St Jam. tinique). May IC flashes of done and that the sending of large Words for yesterday afternoon and inambe-- him- Great money F very bright light were amounts of and supplies will self an J. D. Dole, of Honolulu. Although emitted pauperize the natives. He says further little more boy. represent Pel-- e 11 (Special to Advertiser.) Fire. than a he from Mount between 10 and that the people have gone to work and 'the some large commercial Interests In the sugar SAN Hawaii. Islanfts. and baa been staying with his o'clock last night. They were visible the plantations have resumed FRANCISCO. May . some from glowing clouds, grinding. Sanford B. Dole Is expected here In father at Jamaica Plain. Mass for here. Thick, red y.-r- II- - at art a Washington ward in interspersed with Hashes of light, are in New the relief fund has a few days. He Is now in Riverside. with Oov. Dole, but at New r. ached $50,000 and subscriptions arc issuing from the volcano thin morn- near Los Angeles, but It is understood CLAIMS BILL York off toward Baltimore. batas taken in Boston. Ran Francisco, that he will leave here on FIRE yesterday he called to see th- - ing. Showers of cinders, lasting for i'tiiiadeipnia. and in all the larger next Wednes- NO DISSENSION Agriculture. Mr was day for Honolulu. The governor is in of Wilson. His twenty minutes, accompanied the ac- cities, states are raising special sub- an unusual errand bow to keep snakes scriptions. good health and anxious to get back to NOT PROGRESSING Territory of tivity. The people of the district of IN THE out of the islands of the the KINGSTOWN May 12 his home. A dispatch from Riverside, CHURCH mid-Pacifi- c. good na- - Scientists With the beet of Lorraine. Marlgol. Salnte Marie and La published in ture he waited in the ante-roo- m till the who are here from Trinidad predict the Chronicle today, says: Secretary could see blm. and then the tall Trlnlte are panic-stricke- n. that another eruption of St. Vincent "Governor Sanford B. Dole of Hawaii young; - may be expected a has returned to California from Wash- J D. Dole Triaa Get a Ruling man mad- known bis errand, after PA HIS. May If. A private telegram within short time. ington, lo 15-- Th- where he was summoned More About the Rev. Henry B. presenting bis letter of introduction. received via La tJuayra. Venezue I.oNDmN. May House of "Are you trying to he a Si. Patrick of here appropriated no money Roosevelt, and will be the of Iff, t'oinmons for th Admission See-re-ta- d- guest Against Hawaii T inquired Wilson la, says Fort - Prance. Martinique. the .Martinique sufferers, but the gov of his brother. George H. Dole, Restarick, the Bishop-Elec- t he law! aaid- - hia and look-- d volcanic of this place, for a few days. The gov- - serkuly threatened by, the ernment has tendered to France the aid ernor owns a large orange Philippine Snakes. sesrchlng-l- at the young- man. physicians, and grape of Honolulu. he-- disturbance. of her and offered supplies fruit orchard on Arlington Heights.' Mr. Dole explained why had come to DM Mar- . xt lualon of anak- - POHT FHANt'K (Island of The Hritlsh people are responding lib L. A. Thurston will sail Wednesday talk about the May 16. "There are no anakes In Hawaii tinique). The French cruiser rally with donations, and Canada. Ja for Honolulu. Mrs. Thurston will not Suchet will sail from here tomorrow and accompany but Will in (Special to The Advertiser.) "but we are fearing eery day they will maica the other West Indian him. remain the (Special to the Advertiser.) be introduce! there- - The loe al offirlala with the principal local authorities. lands are forwarding relief. Bast, with her relatives until July. May 11. - - D. C. used to assume- the suthorily to forbid I'MtlS. May I .Y Parisians seemingly With her are the children. Thurston AN FRANCISCO. May 17. Hawaii WASHINGTON. TompJUhd In the landing of snakes, but that day la proceed to the northern part of the are not much affected by the Marti is here at the Occidental Hotel. He par-taCoJ- ar Bishop ago Trt-aaur- says that he does not expect any has a staunch friend in Cap- gone by and not long the Island, in the direction of Basse point, nique horror. The total fund for re Hawaiian legislation at the dre.ld.-- d change in the Hawaiian sugar . Nichols of Episcopalian official that they did not have and thoroughly investigate the sltua-jlie- f amounts to only 300.000 francs, and the my telling of the the authority to exclude snake from - situation for some months, but is con- w ho on steamship itol sine telegram tlon. It is feur-- d that pillage is ram- , neither the newspapers or the people sugar. ehurh. returned the Th-niasT- s's landing In Territory.' fident of the future of Island bill. the pant th-r- e pay Wednesday a so i ajM(t of the apportionment "Well. I have considerable authority Fifty rbbers arrested at much attention to the news from Addison Mizner. the painter, is In this Ventura last after - Bt. IMerre to five action on that measure wan ao over the m v. m-- nt of animal of vart- have been sentenced the West Indian possessions. city after a lengthy visit at the home journ in Honolulu. The distingmenea - d ye-ar- Imprisonment. 16. his- r. larking 1 feature here In the States," rrtnarke-- WASHlXUVo.N. May The follow of sist. Mrs. Chase, at cleric cannot speak too highly of the perfunctory and I May g Stag's Leap. Mixner1 never men-- Wilson. "but am KINGSTON. Jamaica. war vessels are now at Fort de tires of beauties of the scenery, the hospitality t t there in tittle need of farther afraid I have not th. authority to isms.- - a vices received hen- - from Fort de France or on their way there with talking of his happy days in Honolulu, - of the people, and the deep religions taea of It. ftenator Foraker. In calllnit trrjUHon mm to snake in Hawaii. Per- France say that batting and robbery succor for the stricken people: and of the many charming women of 1 sense them. House hega shall be abb to have the question are ..ii ti, . in at m ri-r- r- arm Th-- Aineri-a- n the Islands. which stirs np the matter, naked that the soon, r.a.e cruiser Cincinnati Mrs R.ib.-r- Louis Stevenson is stay- - taken up at a Cabinet m tins rlnewhere. and that th- - authorities now on her way from Ran Domingo. He has high hopes of the future, not Y. bill, be con- Secretary, buoyantly, aa ing her country home In Gilroy. il. inatead of the Senate continued the cor- - com es- - navy at only Hawaii, of church in though a new idea bad come to him. annot wun me ui ions, Th-- American tug Potomac, on OsL of but He This pleased young Dole, who Is very as I .. al political quarrels at the way from San Juan. Porto Rico. Miss Caroline Ranson Is in Honolulu the Islands, which he represents so ab bill practl-- , nMBtlooed. la passing, that the much In rarn-- st about the matt-- r you St. Pierre are Interfering with The American training ship Dixit for a month's visit. ly here. He says that all traces of acri which the Hooae enacted had. by notne eee. he added, "while we have kept the m. Harmonious u tlon. Th-- re are woo preparing to sail from the New York 'a.t:ii:i W. EL Marston, president of mony or dissension are washed out and sway In years gone by. We are r fugees rioting navy th( Board of of Berkeley, will referred to the com-mit- ts snakes ut Fort de France and yard. Trustees Episcopalian In Ha- been - ror - church Inadvertence, now In considerable- lest they be In feared ' The American transport Sedgwick od two months In Honolulu. that the - - foundation, an territories Inatead of to the Introduced on our Islands by accident. We NKW YORK. May l A cable to the preparing at New York to carry cloth- - H. A. Widemann was warmly greeted waii starts with a sure and any to com.-ther- e on his mem- i on Pacific lalands and Porto have not allowed snakes from Guadalajara. Mexico, says: j lug return here from Honolulu. Aith a "blessed and enthusiastic anmltloo ng Sun and supplies for islunders. with cI reuses Hut the soldiers re-luri- the The Post says: "H. A. Widemann, For-- Humbling which come from Mount Co-- The i Indefatigable bership." uaco. the meantime Senator Philippines are bring- British raiser champion short-dlstam- e la from the l:ma great cloud of smoke which the swimmer, publishes a portrait of .. nao ing lots of with them. Out there and from Trinidad. has returned to this city a long The Bulletin committee? rn anakts, after kra as-- are being constantly from Its The now the auMt 'the per.p- l- m t.. keep th. m a pet. emitted Jrench cruiser Suchet. in stay in the Hawaiian Islands. Wide- Bishop Nichols and the following: ttat had become of a Well as to rat-- h rata, and the soldier crater Indicate that the Interior agi Wist Indian . mann Is a member of the Lurline ' mascot act- Bishop William Ford Nichols return- However, the Senate take the snakes back heme aa tation is gathering force ami that The French cruiser D'Assas. from Swimming Club, and played on the ed on this the Hooae hill. - j- from Honolulu the Ventura nave saua. we- - j ive eruption Is likely to occur. Itrest. champion water polo team. He has Bish-o- t) d ago con.-nt-- ..hailtute the i - - morning. About two months raetll - to snsk.- get loo.- from 12.-- The . ox . win l.st some of these IK FBANCK. May Thv French cruiser Tage. rlagshii broken nil the records for distances Nichols sailed from here on a mis Mouse, hill in place toe j the transports Once on the Island, the FltT from 25 to 100 yards. His single defeat d-b- al-. PrttlMh Itoyal Mail steamer Solent o the Atlantic division, from New Or sion of great importance. He was es- sad It passed without further mnnaymmm m ,,,, luM t be in It was met in a race with Scott Ieary of Ha- brought news of the eruption of the leans. 100-ya- pecially delegated to receive the tna aacesaay aor - ,lh th.-- Olympic In rd race, That ellmir.ated ' on St. J the Club. a into Episcopalian and the bltl waa eral la because the Islands would be s Soufriere. the British Island of The Danish cruiser Valkyrien. from which was the last of a series of three waiian church the oafarence I of United States. he Sneaker Henderson nerfect narsdise for nk.." added Mr Vincent. Mud. ashes and stone were St. Thomas. races ror a trophy. Mr. idemann church the I Wll-- T.' 15. since establishment of the . . mmA frar. Iu.l. "Th.-r.- la luls of In I. I .r II ll hurled Into Kingston, the capital of the LONDON. May The correspond- won the first two. The last race was Ever the They would soon Island. Five hundred deuths are re- of Dally Mall Barbadoes Ural mission on the island the Anglican tg. Roosevelt for hlajthey would thrive. - ent the at close, and the decision of the judges head of .1rtd Pissldsnt . i . - ported, the- - mother church has been the H not yet been returned " - - " ' ,., and bodies lie unburled. British West Indies, who visited St vas very much criticized, but he abided governing power. Since the Is'ands has Pl.-rr- e the ' . r- .- I anan try I' parts St. on by protest." .. - i" lbln,l . The central ami southern of board the Royal Mail steamer the decision and did not Mavi been annexed to the United States 'mm the wnue note- - e ,Vm.umm th. advlat.iiilv of gome precau-r- Pierre are still burning. Business Is Solent, Mrs. Joseph Travis, the divorced wife a Se-c- has learned from Dr. Artier change contemplated. Not law hot will unoouoteaiy appemr mmtamt lhr p,, iterated of Joseph Travis, formerly of the Ho a has been a snort. at a complete standstill. Vandals who who miraculously escaped the disaster until the first week in April did the that form within xiin. tary Wilson. v ere found looting the bodies of those that when the Governor of Martinique. nolulu Star, is at the Occidental. Tra transfer of authority from England to DITCH P.I 1. 1. Then other thing touching the depart- vis is in Manila. THE Hawaii were dis- killed In the lava flow have been placed M. I. Mouttet. and the insular officials the United States take place. ment's policy toward Martin Kgan. correspondent of the -- fforts to paaa a ditch bill cmtln ie young Mr. Dole has other under arrest and will be severely deal: hail declared that all danger from an The entire Haw aiian press has d. cussed, for associated Press, and formerly with the great deal of space to the visit before the Senate committee on the Irons ,n the Are than barrink the reptilian with. eruption of Mont Falsa was past, a cor- San Chronicle, goes to Ma- votes a - - nanclsco Bishop .a- - islands and Porto Itlco. A meet- kingdom from these- prolific inland ..f POUT UK FIMNCK, Martinique. don of armed soldiers and policemen nila as the resident representative of of Nichols. - : There have been numerous comments - - anoolnt- ! for this morning, but mrmMm t!r & rhockful of business May 15. It Is reported that an Fnglish was placed around the town to pre the Associated Press. Egan has made rsn. rm-avaaa- on significance of his visit to the was to make talks business like a snd ha officer found to have stolen sacred al- vent the people from leaving. Dr. Ar a decided hit witn tne press, ana is the aa Senator Foraker -- projee-ts- . Islands. So well did Bishop Nichols In the Senate this afternoon l'rfVnrd with varlotta ..nimerclsl tar vessels from the ruins was pl.t- tier, however, went to the suburb of now one of the top-notche- rs of the big He ha been talking with business m. n the ceremonies of transfer and eaawMmssalne civil eovernmrnt bill, the under arrest on board the United Morne Rouge. He was riding back to news syndicate. so tactfully did he adjust the existing Mc-!- snd will soon sail tat H ree.lng waa poetponed. air. u. a. " lalinore. Stales cruiser Cincinnati. Troops have St. Pierre when the explosion occurred Allan Herbert Is expected here on the differences between opposing factions mm he--n mc ..s; Alameda. will long ClIIIDH la confident that at leM Mr thr i;, rnor. who has placed about the ruins to prevent iiirnen nn.i ti...i i,r.., ii.it',r..,v of the church that his visit I I f . . TP . - .1 . . FREDERICK O'BRIEN. general taw touching the subject on n U(n r.m g.jrnt w1 not further looting. Workmen are engaged -h- - mrmnlaln...... i . be remembered. Bishop Nichols while He aaya be has (i reported In clearing In May 16. Secretary- - in Honolulu w as the recipient of atten- I.tchea will be paaaifl Washington, as It was he the ruins, but are much WASHINGTON Isl- ervery objection to ;h- - In Mass.ichiisetta Oov. Bole danger from crumbling w The following - tions and hospitality such as the agreed to meet ni,rht !. alls. has received the cable- INSIDE GOSSIP people delight in extending to vis- Hawaiian DIUh Company's bill which has been resting quietly during his visit. vaults of the Bank of Martinique have; from from Commander McL,ean of the and functions, and Is ! itors of note. . raised, and cnaeiamtly save a few social been opened and Its valuables brought Cincinnati: overnor Dole th- - trip The greatest good that resulted from o understanl why It will fully recovered from exhaustive to Fort de France. "ST. May l.V Six AT WASHINGTON harmonizing I. between Honolulu and Wash.na. Ll'CIA. thousand the bishop's visit was the rest ni? with favornmong Senators j Provisions are being hurrieel to the refugees have come into Fort de of the different church parties. In the NOT PROORKSSfNG. Toong Dole added 'urther that the survivors from every source and the France. Three thousand have come in- - last years there have been two distinct PRATT - - given or very being on tc Kingston. Special to the Advertiser.) worshippers in Episcopalian Is - Oovernor was P three sufferer are brought here In the northern portions sets of the Delegate Wilcox wil- - receptions while, at Jamaica every t earner. The convent, which of Martinique and St. Vincent very WASHINGTON. May 11. When church at Honolulu. From time to time peo-- COO x publicity given to causes fl- -e and be met several contained girls and twenty-si- nuns. many people perished: others are suf- has been the " r.JL? L.eSsTl? the Plain, that Judge Little came to Washington he such a state of affairs. There nave ,n, thl interested In Hawaii and Hawaltan has entirely disappeared. fering for food and water. Very great House for b4" the - s made a bee line for the White been revolts against the authority or Zl Ipp "f lh- rmmtimm wa. The upheaval has made many-change- difficulty in relieving and saving so feel- . talm pot on,suSrvcivii ' end the first thing he did was to file a the aged Bishop Willis and hard as an JgT by Mr. iv.ie's father. Mr. Charles In the vicinity of St. Vincent. many people scattered over large areas. violent and rather incoherent set of ings among the younger clergymen. orhUkm bill in the Senate iJteV where Governor Dole haa been a The bed of the ocean has been lifted up Number of people to be fed and cared stay. meat, Tsfg charges against Governor Dole. There Uishop Nichols, during his short out i sake! ruest. It is thought by this time that where a considerable portion of the is- for said to be reduced by mortality. were at the time three reports on Dole adjusted matters to the satisfaction or ere la that " Pu Governor D..N- - . wH across the eg. land slid Into the sea. Have coaled her Return to Fort de ying on the Executive table reports the clergy and church members. The USSm 'fire tlmnt and near San Francisco. He NKW YORK. May MC The corre France (and) St. Pierre today. Will made at the request of the hTesldent farewell to the congregation at St. An-b- v tT claims ! "'J601.1good were talking about spondent of World from Fort to recover records of Ameri- - urominent men who had been on the drew's cathedral in Honolulu was one - aundry civil bllL Hartwell the cables endeavor - .ill put on the .,, to Honolulu together but it de France that the stories of suffering can and" British consulates at St. Pierre, ground looking at things with unpreju- tr the most impressive services held, Went mu wsswr " k To.lt-.-- Hartwell. who has ex- - will ileed eyes They were written by i Bishop Nichols expressed deep regret tnee:-nr- e i),t from the volcano have been much If remains of officials are found ! Ha-Kna- pp day' for a Robley D. Dr. new-mad- e in n the other d Rear Admiral Evans. at leaving his friends ittee been In Massachusetts for the last agge-rate- outside of Pierre. He says' bury with military honors." thirty hie work " all done "e-Me-ee- of the Agricultural Department wall and confirmed a class of mc. be fait or two. may sail from San Fran- -e Zm ... .,.. Kill mould s through a month nil bv an Hawaiian f ederal appointee, nv n and women. A very I to him. cisco on one of the Oovernment trans- Each one was strongly in favor of the choral service was given. Bishop Wil- - hawanilni: Why. man.' aald will not ac- get th bill ports. In whlcn event he ortinuance of Gov. Dole in office and ijS and Bishop Nit hols stood within the 'If you ahould that ltn company Governor Dole. DOLE WILL y president in nis space throughout tne service. two years of hard work you GOVERNOR th had decided the altar ..rier you WILCOX ON LAND MATTERS. favor. President Kooseveit read juage i,..snns were read Dy tne rtev. ssr. be dolnx weR Tea. would ffl Of Kev. .n.id r - . i . on Little s si reed attentively but with Th pson Hamakua and the doing ' ell. It take lots or time w Delegate Wilcox nasnes tonn ine displeasure. hen he saw Canon KItcat. Kev. Canon Mar-Kintos- I I IN THE manifest .i thins around here. editorial raise of the Washington imes RETURN ALAMEDA and heard the visiting Jurist his tern- - presented the candidates for confirma- - And Delegate Wilcox chuck'ed again of a few daya ago with an article on r i!id not improve, though he listened tion. At the close Bishop Willis invog- - now de - or vtstt heartily- - I want to know woe re air. Hawaiian matters. The Time ivillv enough. The next day the i'res- e,i the blessing. Accounts the reiterated. considerable space to signed ar- drnt said to an Hawaiian menu. have been received and have ben most Pratt la," he vtes N May . Rear Admiral Barker, gagement. Mr. Ogden had just re me yester California, PATMUNT ticle by dlffetvnt members of Con- Judge Little was in to see gratifying to the people of A DELATED gress can be persuaded to write Commandant of the Brooklyn! turned from his annual trip to the day, but I think 1 ll join tne otner iei- - to whom the absence of their distin- Treasury. Mr. who South in the negro and " guished bishop been a deprivation. The Secretary of the for them. Mr. Wilcox's article was as 0 navy yard, called on Governor interests of lows has ssaw. hp submitted to Congress an white education, a trip which involved It is the common remark about the says: m follows: The Call a o( ssjs for the payment of Wtl-lia- Dole at th- - Park Avenue Hotel In New the expense of six Pullmans. a dlninn apital that unless Hawaii makes a iMaB ty bill pro- expect Paty of Honolulu for services I am interested In the York, and took him. with Mr. Arm- - car and the care of nearly a hundred change In its Delegate it can The Right Rev. William Ford Nichols dur-m- m viding for the division of Oovernment nothing from Congress. Wilcox is the returned Wednesday from Hono ulu. randeredt and material furnished In his carriage to naVynoted guests for the period of two repre- Mtn. In kwafJ Into homesteads for the farmers strong. the wee Ira yjje of a man who thinks all members where he went In as the September. - month of classes, at present we - bishop the the Ju- - t.nd middle- because vara, where they lunched wun tne i of th.- House and Senate are here for sentative of the presiding of at.tieiar ud c.rtaln rooms In the ..riv hair in Hawaii tnr very ncn ana The Governor called on Dr. T. M "what there Is in It." and acts accord- Protestant Episcopal church to tahe pre- - R-n- r Admiral. Mrs. Barker and Miss formerly of Hawaii, he dtslary building at Honolulu end M Vt r. poor the- poor being the labor foan. where ingly. The President was incensed at over jurisdiction of the Anglican for oae for DTMSSJ ita.ea coolies Maxwell. Captain Coghlan. who had n et Dr. M mcure D. Conway, who had h!s attempt to curry favor by filing a church in Hawaii. The ceremony took Mfing them - tnt nearly purposes. The Item will prob- n,t ff th- - ' I"'0 been commls-- ned a Rear Ad- - " ...... o ,t. i tor sue u hill doubling the Executives salary; place on April 1st. - -- r"P'onSIMM being Japanese Jrst I gone sleep. In general den- ana are Asiatic. m S a a . . - en t China, and had r: his measure has now to The house of Bishops Cincinnati." aSsTtaa earrted the . Ih-- u- W.,.a...... and the .i-X- nass- - m 1 3 on. s.-- The re are sev. rsl mirai. csi.eu. nor, ,u. wUh cur,..lltl and fa,s ldmmM .1, m Wilcox Is undermining Pratt, the fire said Bishop Nichols yesterday, "in the eiency W ( Thirty-secon- crnor wa taken to the d j natives and claim" man. He Is Jealous because middle of April elected the Rev. Henry a few daya before aajoum "missionaries." ad-- -. 'eagreaa lie In Jail - - However, as I ihry wuId rather landing In Now-- York by th- Leaving New- York on the :.:h. the the latter came on. B. Restarick. rector of St. Paul's ssent. : asj go to work. street ' : you Is no In Diego, b bishop f the time than Governor stopped oyer the next m rn- - d before. thre chance church San to the J D DOLE WOXTLD BAR SNAKES. t,,. ar, . c.t Hawaii is .wn.ov arr.a ravy launch- - On reach ng the hotel. that the fire claims bill will ever get of our church in the islar.ds. his see be- area. S.SM.SM acre sre In the (now ieir :r. ;nfi to visit a re.aTi Cannon. It Is not dead yet. ing known as the Missionary District Honolulu waa hers Of this Bear Admiral Joseph N. MiHer r.- '. by J"e D-- Dole d Mr. J. 1 n '"gar-- in sugar "n re trying In l'nnnrolis he Mr. trans- "J b - "f -- but Congress will adjourn without of Honolulu. ATter accepting the few daya ago has ranging. The -- th r 2.- - tetlredlfValied. Admiral Miller direct Armstrong wore gtiests of Mr. M clergy plne-.ftni-a. and cattle the Ins It. L fer with the of the of packing nWv J m- - resl-de- nt .tenaively the detalla "!Z1" ASS SSS trm. Which corstllUtr th' d the hoisting of the' ner!ran Tag Levering of thnt city, the j and laity. th affairs of the church so to Hawaii In Ka-'-- snd win return .ui lands, sre rented snd bsed to the !n Hanali at the time annexation. of Cofon bla National bank. il King Com o Th o far as possible were adjusted to the some ct toe coarse of a few weeks with Mrs. Miller Is a reslden of the Park Armstrong, the youngest son of new relationship and Bishop-ele- R plne-- yesra. at- accept -- -- raising m IS sixteen ' MAPRTD. May 1" King Alfonso signified his nlhuslaetle Ideas about fr. ive -t , MUM I" tel. Mr. W. N. Armtrore. Is employ. J by st nick, who has re-met Wa- dlvld-- He talked with . . ; Isnds I ' following n of the election, will fl"d a wide spies on the Islanda - -- Mr. RoJaert C. CV partner of the bmk. On the day Mr. tained h! majority today and became found r- dv to .rcojrr.ge the and warm welcome when packers In Baltimore and - In i G rvsTTSSr levering gave an elaborate lunch to In as well as In name, hav- rtunlty .eeeral the f ,rrrr to ca V Hawaii. In- Joh Warr.akr. tbs king fart, hey were ready to purchase all ' " to dinner, but the Invl Inn could not th G . rn r and party at the Union ing reached the age prescribed by the fumNh ' (Continued on page 4.) product from Hawaii he roold 'Continued on Page 9. PNVtSwS en- - CJub. Among the guests were C si constitution. them. 1 centid have sold an order THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAT 190J.

must necessarily be landed at the port of Hllo. The sugar production for the year HAWAII AT ending September. 1901. on the island of Hawaii, amounted to IM.filS tons, and the total output of the entire territory ag- Going Away This Summer? THE CAPITAL gregated 900.038 tons. Owing to the es- ICES tablishment of two new and large sugar 5 MINUTE plantations, which are Just coming into bearing, in the vicinity of Hllo. the out- The mort delicious water ice, froien fruit and in (Continued from Pa- - 1.J put of this island for the forthcoming New year will be greatly Increased. If So You Need a male in FIVE MISUTEF when you nae The assessed value of real estate and trad of dividing the Government land personal property for the district of Hilo Into home ateada of ISO acres aa in the in MI amounted to S5.440.K31. and for the Suit Case or Bag In I ted State, the beat land could be year 1901 amounted to S10.2Sl.feO. showing divided into twenty-acr- e homesteada. an increase In five years of St.S30.S49. For THE WONDER and the pastoral lands into eichty-acr- e the entire island of Hawaii the assessed hm-atead- either of which would icive value of real estate and personal prop- the American farmer a fine homestead to erty for 1S97 amounted to $13,504,831. and In support his family all the year round. 1901 to S2S.3T7.ldl. or an increase in Ave WE HAVE THEM HERE IN GREAT VARIETY OF EVERY GOOD KIND Ice Freezer To irlve an idea how fertile th- - land years of S11.S72.X30. OF LEATHER. WITH FANCY TRIMMINGS AND WITHOUT. Fi ., Cream is. the sugar corporations produce an av- The citlxens of Hilo ask for a prelimin- - CANVAS LINED. HIGH PRICED AND LOW eraxe of ten tons of sucar to the- acre. ary survey and investigation by compe- LEATHER LINED AND It is hardly neceneary to remind yon of warm weather The rice planters produce two crops a tent Government engineers, whose re-po- rt. PRICED: Bl'T NONE OF THEM OF LOW QUALITY. WE MARK THEM yar. amrrrjcatinK i tw.-.- n WD and w It is felt sure, will result in the AND DELIVER THEM FREE. deliracie now, for your thought will naturally turn pounds to the acre. The sam- - land construction of a strong and permanent planted to taro. a plant akin to elephant's breakwater or crib extending along thi WE SELL TOURISTS' REQUISITES CHEAPER THAN REGUI.M; we you to tee this frees er. Easy ears, which is the staple food of the na outer bar or reef. 8uch a practical tm DEALERS DO. BECAUSE WITH US THAT LINK IS MERELY AN IN . that way, hat want tives, will produce iini h. r. Utw. . :i provement. together with the. deepening HCSINESS. WITH THEM IT IS A SPECIALTY. economical with ice, all rise. 40.009 and SS.SSS pounds per acre, and It of certain portions of the bay. would DENT OF OUR Cripple motion and very M ils at one cent a Mnnd prove of Incalculable advantage nt only At present the 11 vlna; Is costly because to Hllo but to the entire Hawaiian group. JUDGE PRICES BY THESE TWO: On dUp'a? in our ahow window at the naw stor. we have no farmers. All of the .muIi With facilities for safe mooilngs afforded tence. such as fruit and ves;etables. comes to shipping, coupled with the necessities No. 17 SUIT CASE, made of finest s dected case leather, steel frame. fiom faltfomla. They could be raised In of commerce and the enterprise of those Holland linen lined, hand-sewe- d French edges, corners rivet--d Hawaii and me have both the climate and Interested in the progress of the Hawai spring locks, trimmings, bag handle the elevation. ian Islands. Itcsides the improvements to and stitched, patented brass be in facilities, in loading with loops riveted, four straps and shirt pocket in body, 22 (THAN RECIPROCITY. made the dock brass and unloading commodities at a minimum inches long, in russet and chocolate colors $5.95 One is h arinic almist nowa cost, the reduction of the ccst of trans- portation, etc.. will do more than any-oth- 7.1 BAG. extra large, heavy stock, long grain, hand sewed, days about Ihe Cuban reciprocity bill. agency No. OXFORD E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd. seems to be granted single for the advancement polished lock and catches, Vienna It taken for that j In commercial importance of the Hawaiian English steel frame with brass the Senate I going to do something Islands. handle, elegantly leather lined with pockets, stay hinge. New Building, Corner Fort and King Street and. If it does not during the present At the present time all foreign Imports session. President Roosevelt not long and exports pass through the port of Inches long 14 16 17 It - ago male it Known that he would Im- Honolulu, whose harbor and wharfage Price lfc.55 ST.o- r.to $7. SO mediately rail an extra session of Con- facilities are wholly inadequate for the gress. There Is little doubt he will amount of business handled. It Is only carry out word. Probably no pol- a question of time when Hilo will enter his into close competition with Honolulu in icy will be outlined in the Senate for point of commercial supremacy. I a week yet. a the Philippine islands Without disparaging the needs of an OFFERINGS bill Is still occupying attention there. Improved harbor at Honolulu, we pray BLOWS What the outcome will be In the House that an initial step may be taken toward and whether the Independent Republt securing a protective breakwater for Hilo cans will bsy. which has no harbor facilities. Al- & Marsh, Ltd. l- - and the Democrats stand to Whitney For tbis wek wr have thered together many choice artt. gether to keep off the differential on ready Hawaii has been under the protect- - to eco I'nit-e- d tamt the store si special ptlcea- piics that must appeal the refined sugar la still very much of a ing care of the Government of the for two years, no visible nomics! buyer. ee the guoda In our window. I roblem. Many States with think the Republicans is or heiielits In the way of harbor INFANT IloNNET JJJ S ulll yield or that the Democrats will or other public improvements. Nothing be forced Into voting for the Dainty nnd briajbt snd choice materials: prices ranging Senate I will do more toward the upbuilding of the California Calimyrna Figs froan bill In its entirety, which will prob agricultural. Industrial and commercial in tsfnii ably retain the differential. If the joint terests of this country than the Improve NOW ON SALE AT INFANT SOX forces had not stood so firmly In the ment of the harbors of the Islands. Black or whit, per pair House originally d what anybody With good harbor Hawaii will be able 2' dreamed could be done till within twen to take care of herself. ur Wherefore, on of of CHILDREN llHE- - ty-fo- hours of the time for voting behalf the citlxens 521 Kino Street. upward , one now expect a connpromise Hilo and the island of Hawaii, we respect- la all color, fr.m would fully and earnestly memorialize the Con- will probably require or - 'H1LRCJTS DRESSES It two three gress of the t'nited Stat- to make ade- weeks yet to tell what Is going to quate appropriation for the construction Frtce ranainc from happen. of a stable and permanent breakwater in FANCY IHHIloNi AT TARD The lateness of the session and the the bay of Hilo. island of Hawaii. fact that most of the appropriation F. It. M'STOCKER bills are passed and out of the way. JOHN T. M1K. make the chances of canal legislation c KENNEDY. Dainty mt Coyer. KKtra Fine Good for ihe money. in the Senate very slim. After the P. PECK. Philippines bill Is out of way Committee. Each the the I hereby certify that the above is a full, Cuban reciprocity bill will be brought true, and complete copy of the citizens' to the front and It will be well Into memorial tdopted by the committee ap- the middle of June before both those pointed for that purpose. Done at Hilo, PROGRESS BLOCK problems are adjusted and the Presi island and Territory of Hawaii, this lith m awn' SJb San " THE PEN ' IS VMS. dent's signature attached. It may even day of April. A. D. 8- - ml I J CASTLK KlIXIWAY. ' Fort Street. be July and by that time there will a aVanlIlM WsBBV MIGHTIER THAN A Blom be little disposition to enter on a long 8cret!try of Committee. canal debate. QUEEN AND DELEGATE. T diE SWORD " MEMORIAL FROM HILO. Delegate Wilcox. ex-Que- en Liliuoka- - A memorial of the citlxens of Hllo. lani ami other Hawaiian here are Alack, there ties more peril In thine Hawaii, praying for the construction planning t visit the West Indies ex eye of a breakwater in Hllo Ray. has been position at Charleston. S. C, on Ha- Than twenty of their swards. Sh New Clothing for Men printed by the Senate and referred to waiian day. but the program has not speare. the committee on Pacific islands and yet been completed. The Queen will Mr-Block- er. seem Porto Una. It is signed by F. R. probably tarry a few days in the South It would from 's John T. Molr. C. C. Kennedy before returning again to this city. Have anything musings, there are other things mieht-ie- r Monarch Brand Coif Shirts and P. Peck as a committee. Nothing Delegate Wilcox states that he ex you seen than either Pen or Sword. Fiae material, well made, and the latent sty lee. Yeu was done for Hawaii OS the rivers and pects to leave for Honolulu in about neater or mure compact than this? The power of a perfect eye is weird $125 harbors bill, as no one pressed for river one month, or near middle of June. in would pay f'2.00 for the shirt elsewhere. the It is never out of order and always its mystic spell. line and harbor improvements. Following He does not think he will remain for If you would eyes I ready for immediate uee. Bear have i?rfect and the memorial: the close of the session of Congress, if perfect eyesight you To the Honorable the Senate a:ul House that is deferred till July I. this in mind, WK INSTALL ALL must heed the Linen Pleated Shirts warnings eye-stra- in White of of the Putted ERNEST C. WALKER OUR TELKPHONE8 UNDER A that tell of Na- The elite ahirt for wall dreaded mas. White, all lisen, States: ture's demand for help. $350 und.-ralgn.-- GUARANTEE FOR ONE YEAR. Your memorialists. the When eye help is needed, ua h negligee nnd finely pleated. Handsomest shirt yet commit!-.- l SHOT RAPOOSE let aoint-t- at a meeting held CAN YOU ASK MORS? the helpers. shown. April 7. IMC at Hllo. island and Territory We have a number of other of Hawaii, beg to respectfully represent: Rodriguez Hunts Mynah Birds nod The island of Hawaii, popularly called styles in stock, and you can choose Knox Crusher Hats the teg Island." In the largest iKland of Bags a Small Boy. which you like, they are uniform in played black Ihe Hawaiian group. It has an area of Yesterday morning a Portuguese boy. serriee. flaw them di in oar window, color $250 4Z1' siusr mites and contains about 2.SSS.- - A. N. Sanford, arrrn. Am throughout the rest of the Manuel Itapoose. aged I years, was ac- Will you not let us give you an pearl and hasel Extra value. Ro-drigu- archipelago, sugar growing Is the chief cidentally shof" in the foot by John estimate on a complete installition? Manufacturing Optician. Industry', although coffee, rice and fruits discharged a Boston Building, are crown to a limited extent. The island with a ball from Fort Street. NEW SUMMER SUITS I Hawaii contains X sugar plantations, rifle. Rodrigues was shoot- Over May & Co. with a yield last year of per cent of ing mynah birds and in getting over a crop. The Oceanic Gas weather promise to he warm and a light suit will the entire Hawaiian fence his gun went oft, the bullet strik- The snminer The largest city and principal poet M ing young Itapoose. do mach toward making it bearable New stock just opened. Hawaii Is the tort of Hllo. situated on Hllo Hay. on the windward side of the The victim of the accident was taken and Electrical Co. Call nnd nee our h.ndsom drres suit to his home on Cummins street and island. With the exception of Pearl Har- everything bor, the bay of Hllo affords the largest Dr. K. C. Waterhouse was summoned. ractors for electrical. Fresh Kodak natural harbor In the Hawaiian Islands, It was found inadvisable to extricate ...is - Block, Merchant St. Phone having an area of I2eu acres snd an avail- the bullet on account of it having im- Maia 3i0. Sj able frontage for wharfage purpose 01 bedded Itself In the very center of the Kash Clothing Co., Ltd. TOO feet, or nearly a mile and a half in foot, necessitating considerable cutting Films extent. in removal. Owing to the peculiar formation of the its WAILUKU. Maui, May L IMS. TWO STORES bay. with a submerged coral reef extend- Dear Slro: In my Innocence The town has been out of ing a mile across the opening, the harbor John Vance Cheney, the author, has I purchased in Honolulu a jar Oorssr Hotel and Tort Sts.and Hotel St. near Bethel. furnishes a natural haven for storm- been sued for divorce. of your films for tome time. bound vessels. 1'nfortunately. however, -- Money tne high winds sweeping over the reel Pin Pickles WE HAVE THEM NOW break the sea Into heavy swells, which It brought me great trouble, In rough weather transforms an otherwise on things .J. calm a heavy and tempestu- and of three must Hutohlns,kaC , harbor into Kodak films, all OllntonI V nnT m UV occur: frizes. N ous basin. 1. You roust stop making What I demanded I a breakwater ex- OPERA them; r and as n tending out across the harbor's mouth 2. I must get them at less ex- m slong the reef for t hre. of a Hawaiian HOUSE East 20 per more, thereby pense: or at Life AX mile or stopping the heavy I am a ruined man. Kodaks flow of the sea and protecting from dam- Since my first venture I've cent below catalogue price. age the shipping ami wharfage property had many "jars." My family In the harbor. morn ry Aside from s small wharf for the use of from early "Pickles;" neighbors ring the door-be- ll the Isjer-udan- d steamers and an abandon- and Brownie government shout "Pickles;" relatives visit ed wharf, the pnit of Hllo me in expectation of "Pickles." la without docking facilities, except of the TONIGHT Tour pickles are my Nemesis. most primitive character, and heavy-dra- ft Please, dear sirs, quote them $1 and $2. Call for vessels arc re ilrl to anchor In deep wa- by the keg, barrel, hogshead, tt I in the bay and handle every ton of Farewell performance of Ho- freight loaded or discharged by mean the ton r shipload, and "preserve" of - me. very "lighters" between the ship and the nolulu season by- Mr. Yours truly, i nay CARROLL WHITTAKER. snore ntn tne can oe properly pro- P. S.: I Fire Marine tected by a breakwater It Is almost use- want Oherkins. Caul- to attempt iflower. Onion. Martynia, Mixed, less to construct a permanent Peaches and Mango. pier or duck for deep-dra- ft vessels. The Frederick HodoIqIq Photo Supply Co. Iw-e- C. W. - Hllo Dock Company, which has or- Molnorny Hook, ie- ganize d. ar ready and waiting to batld a To Messrs. KJr I . r 'wharf ! by mm f.,-t- but hes Fort Street near Hotel. Room SOt. 999. 510 itate to enter upon their undertaking in the present dangerous condition of the LEWIS & CO. 111111.1 9iai(eewald Beildinr harbor One month sgo this island and 10S0 FORT ST. immM storm-swep- t, WARDE port was the gale continu- 240-T- wo AH efaaaan f Earraverta; Wrk aollc-Itsd- . ing for marly three weeks with more or TAleDhon8-24- 0 gaasatasnaaa. Busvey Re- CONSTRUGTiON and lss violence, during which time the work arid his company, who will present III 60. port nsaae Ssr Wataeveras. P and of loading or discharging vessels In tears the a complete bill. Including Electrical P:La and I )' was abandoned, and several of the selections Received and Eattmatsa prepared, Inter-Islan- d ou!.l not get near from the creatures of Just and ealoMa Mpotintoadotf. in tamera Shakespeare's W. T. By worn. Contracts ft enough to shore to handle freight. fancy.t scenes fat,. the Alameda, the following itssrtnc Mtsa lootric and from his plays, etc. elder. bulirajrs. bleb wars, f whanmn, etc. The number of vessels discharging and etc. H. O. Roll loading Import and export . freight be- Contractor and Oats to aaaniaatlona, raloa of sisnrtl tween this port ami the t'nited States is Bolder H. O. Hominy SO to 10S per annum, aggregating some ti. O. Holgrane Z.WX tons, upon which there is a lighter- Does H. O. Bis-K-it Frscbbjobx Am was, M. A SB. . any and all kinds of work J. Sou. 1., age charge of SO cent per ton In the bay ALOHA OE!" U. O. Buck Wheat y and f of Hilo. under existing .conditions. well, promptly and at reason- The town of Hllo la progressive city and also a fancy lot of cacdy. with a population of 14.000. and within a able prices. short time promises to become a rival In Office 1043 Alakea h street, commercial Importance Honolulu. SCALE OR PRICES: Entire low M. IVIcK Upon the early completion of a canal er floor. Family between King and Hotel. tUt; Circle hni across the Isthmus or Nicaragua, the lexcept GO E A S proper protection of our harbor hy a front row). $1.00; Loges. Ho.oO: Phone Blue 1801. breakwater, and the erection of suitable Rox"s. ji.voo. Beretania and Emma Sts. Groceries. House. Sign and I Tel. 2318. Decorative Painting wharves, it believed that a conserva- NOTICE Blue tive estimate would place our population Ornininf, Glnnng, Fnper Hanging an. Unting. In IfOft at 5n.0SS. Hllo I the terminal of taro railroads n--C running Into the Interior, one I would respectfully request all per- SE4TTLE BEER Fire ass Sign of which. - Work on Glass a Specialty. C ml'. in is In active operation. Seat. norm en sal- at Wn II. Ni h- - rons nwiru me to call and arrange set- ' ! lb. ..rli. i of nu:. i.e.. i ols o. for this performance. tlement of their accounts at once. AT THE ed enterprise and has a promising outlook My mother (Annie J. Burgess) is au-thorf- 76 Alnken Street. I These two lines of v to reeeint fr.r account . railroad will tap near-i- tv p. o. e x vn. very sugar plantation on "big isl- fall power pf attorney. Telephone Main 62. - the 4 and." who- inward and outgnlr.g freight DR. OEM. W. BURG EPS 240 S. King St., April 25. tNt 61..: mat mi. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL APVEKTISEg, HDNOTTUITO, MAY 36,

KANtWANU ORIENTAL BAZAAR "GIBSON" SHIRT WAISTS. LAID AWAY NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED BY AST sTEMER We are Proud of Them Many Tributes to I And so will You - - - the Lamented PIKE APPLE an P0N6ER in the piece. Silks of a variety W9 have the largest variety of these beautiful waists ever handled in Honolulu, of colore end weights. nd deg - Editor. in ee of excellence, they are far superior to any t- be found elsewhere. This oo LIKEN CLOTHS in the piece, in a variety of colore. Finest is idle statement - We could not affard to make it if it were not BO. We foods erer shewn in this market Also embroidered linens, know the vaLue and e gance of the stock anl want every lady to see it We grate linens Beautiful and Impressive were the are s ire she will agre and table liaens. tributes offered to the memory of the w.th us. Of the higher novelties we have imported on y one single of each size, so RATTAN GOODS Such as leanging chairs, easy chairs and late Kanewanul by his former wist you will have something exclusive if you come pu- come early. : : rockers, baskets school associates, the teachers and : and clothes hampers, trunks, tables, ladies' pils of (he Kamehameha schools, while sewing baskets with stands and without, swinging cradles the casket lay In state in the Bishop ...... Chapel, be- OHINFSK INDIA INK of the finest quality prepaired especialy Memorial half concealed rnlng. neath masses of exquisite blossoms and for ne artist's work. 4 te 8 oz. sixes. floral pieces. Evidences of the high es- teem In which the talented young man GOODS PACKED AND SHIPPED TO ANY POINT. was held were conspicuous in the large attendance of people in all walks of Ladies' White Shirt Waists life who filled the beautiful edifice and "G'bson" styles and all of a beauty 66-7- 2 King Street, corner of Smith. the large number of classmates and that itill be be.voud your expectation Twriity-flv- e Branch Store in Hinglcing, Shanghai and Yokohama. business associates who followed the remain from the Kamehameha School liferent styles t choose from and all chapel feo the Kawalahao cemetery. dotj hies of the highest order. We art also walking the entire distance to th? sound showing an elegant line of colored waits WOKLD of the drum. Both at the chapel and RENOWNED at the grave the exemplary life led by niade of fine Zephyrs, Cbanibmys and the young man. his opening career and .Mercerized materials. : : : : the loss whL-- the community has to bear in his death, were told of by many speakers, all ending with the sweet, The of bu- Ladies' Silk Wines Asti by sad notes of "Taps." blown the Waists gler of the cadet corps of the school. The funeral took place shortly after The very newest eftVcts for ereninp we made Who own and conduct the 2 o'clock. The casket reposed at the Pus de Soie Silk and of Crepe de Cheue foot of the platform, surrounded and of Sitk, covered with beautiful flowers in bou- "UiDHon'' effect and the latest sleeves. A small Vineyard In rlcl quets, floral pieces and In the lets so line of Puis de Soie Black Silk Waists dear to the heart of the Hawaiian. Hare done more to make California ftraouM than any other industry Resting upon the casket conspicuous amongst many other flowers was a in the Bute. pillow of white buds with "Kuokoa' formed of red flowers, the token of the imported The wonderful Gazette Company and its employe. Ladies' Wash Wash Real German Above was a beautiful anchor of lilies greens. mother. and The father and Suirs Materials i Linen NAIIM the little orphaned girl of the deceased READY MADE. New and extensive Uni of thes? STI and other relatives occupied places In Pink and Light Blue. near Behind were mem goods now In LINEN CHAMBRAY. SCOTCH It due to their UNIFORMITY, PURITY AND EXCELLENOK IOF the casket. the The latest cuts in White Pique stock. MA- bers of the Kamehameha Alumni As LINEN. BATISTE LINEN. JUALITY. AH variety are bottled for family use and are justly Isociation of which the deceased was a Linen Suits; also Chambray GRASS LINEN in White. Pink DRAS LINEN. LAWNS. MERCER- and LAPPETS, Of teknowledged to be the member. Representatives of the Ga IZED ORGANDIES zette. Kuokoa. Advertiser and other Suits in Pink and Light Blue. and Light Blue. French manufacture. branches of the Gazette Company's Boat Table Wines business sat In the center of the chapel. Are served leading of At the rear of the auditorium were the in all the Hotels and Cafes the world. uniformed cadets of the boys' schools. The loft was occupied by the regular m lony chapel choir. The pupils of the Girls' Italian Label School were also seated in the body of PACIFIC IMPORT CO. On each bottle guarantee the quality. Trade supplied the church. Seats In the transept were occupied by the trustees of the B. P. MODEL BLOCK. FORT STREET by following jobbers: Rlshop estate and friends of the de Upon Wni.TKRS-WALDRO- M CO LTD. JOS. HARTMANN A CO. ceased. the platform were Prin- cipal Dyke. Hon. W. Reckley. OOMKfl McTIOHH. S. I. SHAW CO. Fred i OONSALVE8 CO. OA MARA A CO. Principal U. Thompson of the Manual hopeful in his life. The speaker be- -: okoa. all on foot, the funeral proces- School. Rev. Mr. Lono. Havld Ai. Mr. lieved that the deceased was destined. sion moved slowly along King street to Grand Clearance Sale Fukumura. Dr. W. B. Klkln and K. had he lived, to play an Important part Kawalahao cemetery. There the cas- Kins;. The order of exercises was as In shaping the affairs of his people, the ket was lowered Into the grave beside Of Potted Plants, Reses, Maiden sTair follows: lluwaiians. What might have been ac-- 1 that or the wire who preceded tne Ferns. Begonias, Palms, Choice MHis, In the Blessed Land of Heaven" Choir complished through him has now be-- 1 young editor two years ago. Rev. H. Orchids and Peach Tress. offi-who- m 115 X. KINO T. IMIONK MAIN 289. Pmyer Rev. Ai rome Impossible unless those with i H. Parker of Kawalahao church nay Ka-Idea- On Wednesday, Scripture Reading Rev. Mr. Lono he associated approve of his elated at the grave. The girls of ls 2, Only Remembered" and make them their own. Mr. niehameha School sang "The Lord Is AT Kamehameha Alumnae Thompson said he should always cher- - My Sheph Td." and all ended with the Address Mr. Fukumura ish the memory of David Kanewanul. sounding of "Taps." Nearer. My God. to Thee" was of his first class. Vk Wk W.T Kamehameha Alumni who a member fauna rtoan ma ZAK1 Mr. Thompson and he was pleased to believe that he j S3. JBkm Address S. had had something to do In shaping A. Next to Mr. Atkinson's place. Address Mr. Beckley Lift Thine Eyes" A MEETING WILL BE HELD ON Kamehameha Girls' School Hon. Fred Heckle. the tlrst president .3() ss In Tl Any one desiring te purchase at Sri Addr-- Rev. Mr. Ai of the Alumni Association, spoke ((.c!ot.k m , classn(om of lhe Koek of Ages" Choir caused the tne ate sale may do so at any tists safer Hawaiian, and his address y N, r A for the purpo8e of muster-tear- s B. eyes au- - s. sale. Glassware, Benediction Dr. W. Klkln to well up In the of his ing in the balance of the charter mem-dltor- Hardware, ! The address of Mr. Fukumura. repre Rev. David AI also made an t,ers, and transacting other important senting the Kamehameha Alumni, was affecting address. During the lattor's business. The charter will be closed at Crockery. Paints, Oils, Etc. follows: allusions were made to the un- - ! this meeting and those not mustered in FLEUR-DE-L- IS is remarks - To the bereaved parents and friends fortunate; young man who fired the fa-- J can be received only as recruits. Mem- bullet which ended David Kanewa-- , hers not yet mustered must present WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. and the teachers of the Kamehameha tal offi- - ,.r- - Hf an,i th,. man was their discharges to the mustering , Ice Cream Parlors Schools, we. the representatives of " sswi avnune"o who BABM wept bitterly ex. Call mad Inspect our Complete Lines. the hameha Alumni Association present with the Alumni, A full attendance Is expected. - present, sorely Alakea St., between King aad Batsl feel at heart the loss of throughout. In the absence of the Camp Corn- - ur brother. David Kanewanul. The casket was borne to the hearse min(jt.r G. E. MORSK& COMPANY". II-- who h in our midst. by Solomon Fukumura, Ronnie Lemon. J. H. FLYNN, PHONE BLUB 1ML In behalf of the body I represent I Nawaa, all r. rs extend to you our most heartfelt sym Thomas Treadway. Simeon Senior Vice Commander. GRAND SWEEPING OUT SALE pathy and condolence and unite with classmates of the deceased, and Edwin you In mourning the loss of no trui r Montgomery, Abraham Kaulukou. S. Ffl'T EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Telephone your orders, lartja sr FOR OMI WKKK. friend than he had been to us. William Spencer and C. E. King, off- small; they will be delivered witBBat e as a whole had earnestly prayed icers of the Alumni. Headed by the Ca- m B. Kiac at- - extra charge. AT OUK that ne be lunger spared us In life's det band, with only the drum sound- truggle. but since it ha pl-ase- the ing, followed by the cadets of the Ka- W sussVr seeks, w altera yasB sei Almighty to remove him from our mehameha School in uniform, under hats BSs heasewerk saa car week; sas-- Special attention given te sapatstog midst to a higher plane, tve bow our command of Major Wilson, the Alumni, tr ntrastsra, ObMBb ssiA boys Receptions, Parties, Weddings Bad heads and say with sorrow. "Thy will representatives of the Gazette and Ku- - sr ssasss Church Gatherings. INK roi.I.ARJ. three for. 1 I f 36c be done." have the honor to speak OOI.F HIIIKTS .. ffcw word In touch with our lost com rade's life. SKK PISPLAT IN OUR SHOW WINDOW. Though he was still at an early stage of mannood. being only 26 years old yet th success he has met In life had given him a most promising future 17S Hotel Street. Thone Main 197. Ills attainment to a h!ich standing of an lice j started from the Kamthame- - i Manual School. As one of classmates I have al ICOLLEGE his HILLS ways looked up to nim as the flower of our class, being among the brightest In : studies, always kind, generous, and LOTS FOR SALE. worthy of confidence. During the eight years that have passed since we. the a a e a saraa1 A it Clan of 'M. came out and joined our- teHies selves with the rest of the world, the Tbe Trustees of the Oahu CoUfg offer for sale at very low deceased has done much to his credit. He nrt began active life as a teach prices, and on EPICUREAN uio-wa- lu er, and taught two terms at toe and Kaanapall schools on the I Udand of Maul, and then two years at VERY FAVORABLE TERMS the Hllo Boarding School. He was then THE HIGHEST MARK 108 QUALITY has been ffered a clerkship In the Auditor s of J H one-thir- fice and served there for two years (One-thir- d ab; one-thi- one year; d two years' time, attained by the GROCERIES. They are superior to faithfully. i at 6 per cent par annum) some very choice lots AT TOUR GROCER'S. Hi last call to hold office was to nil with interest any other to be had the editorship of ti:e Hawaiian paper. 3 The Kuokoa Many praises have been ut at roile:e Dill. tered of his ability In managing the paper, i nder bis editorship me paper grew more In popularity and circula RAPID TRANSIT T JfV 623 King Street, I rememb- - r t!i- - wn.-- rriI7T DUTT Av TiPH tion. is.on MXtLS A Wrlaht BulldlnR he spoke to me when he began working twenty minute service through the property; r xaae to Company performs a for the paper. He said he would have B r-r-- know a great deal more of the Ha the College has provided a sp'endid and abundant supply of artesian language, and felt at the time waiian reaching over the entire tract, and the charges are rea-ouvib- le at BAH FRANCISCO PRICBfl tult Incompetent, but the surprising waer OF ALL. KINU3 un tt.v.w Anv mJJ work he did proved that be went at it w BtM MM. Ptntofflr Box IIS tilth his whole mind ean est y. and This mastered the difficulty with success. I Step by step he has surreeded and I MOST HEALTHY LOCATION should not wonder had he lived he A vould have fulfilled higher calls In life. objectionable surroundings No RhWkiD: Postponed to June 30. His untimely death has caused him and is entirely free from to do no more In this life and I am staMes. poi shops and nuisance f like sorrv to say that he leaves a little girl wash h' isep, ivry oher S Closing Out: Sale fatherless, parents with strl- - ker hearts, are a'lowed and by all means is the most attrativf 116 Nuuanu St. and hosts of friends to mourn his loss. character OOO Kim, We nrav God on high to cas- - our sor suburban district near Honota u. E Fine Stock of Gnu Linen Jo'. Receive i. rows by remembering that the great Father has prepared a better place for him. d- - to ir v frill be able fo full icnlars regard had Por?fni :rm I lots ia rhi sc.'ire ZZZ At Principal Thompson said he by' ing Mr P I' 8 Mr. JONATHAN S ft r.e oe never heard tbnt t n aeoeaea naa bobs toth selot mn'v i Your faults and h- - had never seen any. tie of the Trustees, No 404 Jadd Building. s expressed deep regret in the loss of C, 3rn3ra ! both for his own P. JONES, Treasurer "si" Kin. We - 3Sc pound sake and for the sake of the people of B. J. WAUCCR. Ajot the Islands. There was something so THE PAtlFIC COMMERCIAL 'ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY 190a

. MWWHBHMaKM. I WORLD'S NtWS ALUHA LF BISHOP N'CH LS Get the Most "WWW k''': Out of Your Food (Continued from Page L) You don't and can't if your . . XOITO. appropriation b.u he goes. Tbe promise of growth and is weak. A weak stomach ha pas-tc- the Senate. 2 England prosperity In the Hawaiian Is sods as does not digest all that is ordi- MOM'AT MAT The House of Commons of a part of new Pacific and has upheld the corn tax, the la marked narily taken into it. gets tired OLD JAS. E. PEPPER The Ice ha broken up In the Yukon encouraging." It CALIFORNIA. over. HI. hop Nichols was accompanied by easily, S0M1C river and winter Is bis daushter and went at once to bis and what it fails to digest Chinese rebels met a crushing dsfsat home In San Mateo. is It is not, so very Umm ao that earth in the province of Chl-L- X wasted. : : hasoe Alaskan native are being vaccinated Concerning Bishop Restarick. of San Among the signs of a weak stom- WHISKEY ('..mmodoft to guard against smallpox. Diego, who Is soon to go to Hawaii, the 1 on a ach are uneasiness eating, to ten Francisco President Loubet ef Prance Loo Angeles Times says: after fits Indian, told vitt to tbe Csar of Rasala of nervous headache, and disagree- tar in 1U4. oi Pablo, an A combination ha been formed of all Within a week the commission ap- that la tte dam of hi arandeth- - tte British Columbia fisheries. pointed from Southern California to go able belching. X- open by Hurgeoei Sternberg i to be retired ii. to Held select a home spot im- waa spilt the and -- I water of the with the rank of Major General. for the now homeless Indians of War- bare taken Hood's Sarsaparilla at HENRY CLAY RYE latins the Governor Odell of New York Is the ner's ranch expects to begin Its Journey different times for stomach troubles, and a of the Sacra- - tato tte ralley of the State of California. through the back country of this end run down condition of the system, and bare time, mi in in President Roosevelt will, it is report of the State. The three members, ito. Before that coal been greatly benefited by its use. I would rtwer the sea sorne- - ed, proceed against the trust. named in the Times yesterday Charles ch otered The Math bone postal ease la to be P. Lummls of this city. Rev. H. B not be without It In my family. I am trou- OLDEST, BEST, PUREST n ! te jr n I th- - Han Jom rain reviewed by the Cuban Court of Ap-- Restarick of San Diego, recently ap bled with weak stomach and nausea and were arleotlsts on board the fU;- - nealo pointed Bishop of Honolulu, Rus- find Ther Territory, and Hood's Sarsaparilla invaluable." E. B. LID ONLY BY who wanted to know whether this In a race war In Indian sell C. Al'.en of San Diego have al edy Hickkas, W. Pis ill five negroes and one white man were to officially Chester. Pa 1 by the teatl- - planned set out a soon a ilin kilted. notified from Washington of their ap & nrr of tte rock, and. on lookln at The Boer are holding meeting with pointment. The start will be made Hood's Sarsaparilla JAS. I. PEPPER CO. tte mlatity cfcMtvaav of tte Gate, they Lord Kitchener arranging terms of from San Jacinto, where the little par- eocn-waraUve- ly peace. the open I nit wan of ty will outfit with wagons and necessi- and Pills drtded that Ex-Prel- d Sam ha left Haytl and re-- r nt ties for the rough Journey, which will late orlarta. Tte fact General Plrmln waa proclaimed ruler probably cover from five to six hundred Strengthen and tone the stomach ailed to them that Sir Francis Drake In his stead. miles by' wagon. and the whole digestive svstem. I stablished 1780 row And any bay where la t for the loss of her beauty In a Several parties who wish to sell Id not tl. beauty In a 7 tte port of ten franc toco and SU.se for the los sof her tract of land, which they believe suit- Distilled ender tbe same formula for over a hundred years - LrsTlroad wreck. able to tbe needs of the Indians, have farced to content himself with enter- r -- 1. mbWa a knntln. I.ln made offers. The price of the land lac Half Mow) bay. a little to the Big Horn country a toon a will be a serious consideration with the n- Congress adjourns. commission, .y- w.j- - At j. mm - aa the appropriation for r. tir.- n - Jones of Nevada wll purchase none too generous wh.-- th-- te-- 1 h- - Si r i Its is & men f'.ja.l oil "f and Representative Newlanda Is said it Is remembered that tbe Indians, who lovejoy CO. Jon and also made up awnto near ten to be slated fdP bis seat. will be made destitute by their evlc-t'o- n Everybody Sole Distributors for the Territory of Hawaii. their minds that the Islands In San The State of Missouri ha filed suit from their present holdings, will sob-aserss- alleged viola- Fraaclsro bay were the crests of d against the beef trust for nsre 10 do neipea out or mis appropri- tion of the anti-tru- st law. ation in the building of new homes hite. A steel castings trust has been or and provided for during settlement. John Molr. than whom no one better ganised, with Schwab at the head, and The work of this commission, after sbon'd take a caoes tte California mountain, thinks with a capital of S40.OM.aw. the many obstacles it has encountered General Chaffee reports from Manila In coming together, is a matter of no that tte cinder cone of la en were upon the Mores .me that further attacks small Importance, as it marks the be- And ta active eruption about hundred are in his opinion unnecessary. ginning of an entirely new policy in Malt Tonic Still or on band red and fifty years ao. Twenty-thre- e killed and three hun- Indian affairs, and the ushering in of On Jadcea by tte ace of trees stow Ins; dred injured Is the net result of a Pitts- an era of practicality and humaneness these days for that They Are together fact burg fire and naptha explosion. In management, where one or the other hi tte craters with the Disturbance In Haytl still continue, has always been notoriously lacking. that the Bei rirer Indian date the out- and an attempt Is being made to form FREDERICK O'BRIEN. Coming break -- rhich their traditions araphl-caMj- r another provisional government. e4 tired feeling dancrfte aoms four fenerations A speech made by Lord Salisbury Is CLEANLY WOMAN. 1 Int-cpre- ted to mean that Egypt has Physician. been added to the British Empire. by Recommend CARLOAD AFTER w accept view vulranlc Department Erroneously Thinks Scouring Her If the that A report by the State Scalp CARLOAD of the us sometimes caused by shows the trade of the 1'nlted States That She Cures Dandruff. th-- re with Japan to be on tne increase. Cleanly woman has an erroneous Idea Celebrated reaction and Is good vu- - me peopie or sixteen nupino by scouring scalp, which re-la- ce follows ' that the ta do so then it that petitioned re-- cur-mor- al have aalnst the moves the dandruff scales, she Is Abuser-Biiscl- i Brewing California Is not yet out of dancer. At of the 1'nlted States troops. nK the dandruff. She may wash her so V-- m Morabs. the noted Arizona w, aip every day. yet tte Geysers where strange springs boil - and have dandruff Association apart steam blows out desperado, has been captured and ad- her life long, accompanied by falling aad and where inlti bclnK guilty of a number of mur- - hair. too. The only way in the world of a eat holes with enormous force dere. I to cure dandruff is to kill the dandruff there la a marked sbowlnc of chemical A sister of Slxto Lopez has been call- - germ, and there Is no hair preparation In- - AND terns of the chemical waste ed as a witness before the Senate that will do that but Newbro's Herpi-cid- e. neiy. ves'Jgattng Committee on the Philip- Herplcide killing the dandruff Premium Pale IPusers In pink terraces like those of a pines. germ, leaves the hair free to grow as ta i famous volcano in New Zealand. All Two girls were swept over the falls healthy Nature Intended. Destroy the over the State hot springs abound and nt Carson. Nev.. and drowned. Two cause, you remove the effect. Kill the young men. who accompanied them, dandruff germ with Herplcide. Ihas are usually held to have some escaped. a produce Lager relation to that Pale Beer tte cant Heed Smoot. a Mormon apostle, has Mildred Ackerman. the California 1 1 presence for ant hs It was tte of a announced himself as a candidate beauty who eloped with Count Viadoskl In cases and barrels, quart and pint bottles. AMERICA'S STAND- hot sprtnc la the crater of an old vol-ca- ns tne Senate to succeed Senator Kawltns three years ago. has married a Japa- of Utah. nese, aged 19. ARD BEER AT POPULAR PRICES. Don't let the warm weather of Japan, supposedly extinct, Owing to depredations by relic hunt- and is now In Paris with which led Prof. Milne to warn the pub- ers. Secretary Hay has placed restric- her husband. find you without it. lic that the mountain wa not dead. tions upon visitors to the State De- Word has been received at Stanford partment. y year It cap blew off. dVairoy- - T'niv-rslt- Perry O. next A feud between rival New Mexico that Simmons, a I thre township. Shasta, the Croat, zoology student, had been murdered by aalon men resulted In a general pitch lfU,de ,n H. ar-ct- natU Cnlle' I ad peak In northern California. ed bottle. In which throe men were kill- - ,a Hackfeld & Comp'y Ltd. a warm spring In the crater; but ! and other wounded. There Is a deadlock in the conference CO H H I SSION 1 R'S SALF. OF SOLE AGENTS for the Hawaiian Territory. it a a creat while since lava came from committee or tne ianisn parliament that mountain. When It did. however, which Is considering the sale of the VALUABLE KEAL r t ATM I places forty miles away cot more than West Indies to America. AUCTION. It it a non intoxi"ant, ? Frost, sentenced to prison for one AT their share of it. year, Noyes pparkling and highly southern part of the State at the time Judse of Alas la tte ka was punished for contempt, has b.en HT VIRTUE OF AN ORDBR IS-su- od conce ntrated liquid state of volcanic action abound, espe- pardoned by the President. out of tha Circuit Court of the cially la Inyo county where the earth- - u Ting Fang, cninese Minister in Flnt Judicial Clrsuit. Hon. W. J. n, Extract of Ma t ad Hops of IMS were so aeverely felt. has been appointed by his tnaon Dresldlns. In a cause at chambers government to prepare a code of Chi- - entitled Victoria S. Buffandeau vs. A. I ELECTRIC Colorado desert, where the remains nese laws on modern lines. a. Montano. equity division, the under- - POWER P of a whale were found tte other day. Tbe House committee has reported signed will sell public auction to the favorably on give st waa raised bodily above the waters the bill to Porto highest bidder, subject to confirmation onTales-cen- t, by one delegate. I to Invaluablenursing mothers, that once covered It. Sea shell are Rico representation by said court, on ;he same as Hawaii now has. M MaY TUB ;m Pay of ji nk. dyspeptics, week chil- scattered on It sandy surface. A little It Is reported In Lndon that Ird 1901. at IS o'clock noon, at the mauka dren, etc., etc further south. In Mexican California, Pauncefote. who In ill. has tendered his entrance to the Judiciary building In The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. are prepared to furnish power - there Is a large area of active mud resignation as Embassador to Wash- said Honolulu. Oshu. the following n. ALTERATIVE for the operating of the delicate machinery, such as optical and that it be immediately to wit- - mot geysera and bubbling Inky ak scribed land TONIC. lathep, con- lake. icI,te- - That certain niece or Dares! of land NUTRITIVE, machinery and jewelers' to the operating of heavy Cali- : : - -- So It is far from certain that i...r Ti.'t ha- dsnartad Bar vr.i.r.. r m... u riain STRENGTHENING. veyor and hoist ng machinery. All the derricks for the hoisting fornia, which now has nothing worse Rome, where he will confer with Pope I Territory of Hawaii, hounded de-- I and STIMULANT. of the stone of the Young Building has been operated by the earthquakes to contend with, may Io Mnrrrnlnr n Jtri Itlafmonf nt the ...iki .n..... than friars' claims to church property in the Commencing SEDATIVE. Hawaiian Electric Co. with motors sold by them, and all concrete wot one day nee an crater re- at the north corner of ancient Philippines. , this piece at Hana Haalillo and run- - and fire proofing material has been mixed and hoisted by the sume business. Perhaps uch a thing, Captain C.rant. civil rov.rnor of lng N. 5 K.. l.M chains along the 25o Per Bottle same motive power. assuming no catastrophe to follow, Leyte. aeverely scores General Smith land of Kapoahualahalna to corner of The successful operation of the Oahu Railway ?.. Klst rnmnaloii Is Oofnas aatflna thtit A would be gain; for clearly, the Im- this piece, thence N. 39 U' l.Sfl Land Co.'s sugar conveyors is largely due to the reliability of a Smith Is anxious to keep tbe province chains to the Klkepine. prisoned cases under California, and military land of the motors and the power furnished them by the Hawaiian under rule. thence N. U 16' E.. 1.38 Co., which ctvs It so many seismic shock, Senstor Bailey has offered sn amend- chains along land of Klkepine to a rock Hollister El 'ric Ltd. need vent aa an active volcano ment to the appropriation bill, provid- marked at the north corner of this Plenty of power on tap for you. Tetl tis where to find you and a such ing no part It be only can provide. that of shall used to piece, thence S. U 43' E.. 4.76 shalns we will send an intelligent representative to figure yon. defray the expenses of sn embassy to along land of Poka to the east corner with K "i: Rdwsrd's coronation. of this piece, thenee S. 19 W.. 4.63 Drug Co. waa not expected that Lewis The Bart of Hopetoun has realgned chains to the south corner of Hana i It the governorship of the Australian 'X Nixon would stay in charge of Tam- Ilaallllo's land, thenee along land of AGENTS. commonwealth, because of the refusal Hana Haalillo to the Initial point. many HalL He la too respectable. Mr. of Secretary Chamberlain to allow him Area acres. The same being S2S.00O 2, the FORT STREET. I Nixon, while something of a politician, additional for expensea land described as Royal (Grant) aero- Patent more sblp-bulld- er captain Senbor Severn, tbe Brazilian 202 to Kuakahaule. is of a end naut, was killed In Paris by the explo- Hawaiian Co., Ltd. ot Industry. It seems that he and Ed- Terms of sale are eash In United Electric sion of his airship, which dropped 1S00 States gold coin: that ten (10) per eent King Street near Alakea. Tel. Main 390. ward P. Shepard got the Idea that, as feet-- - Ad assistant who made the as- of the amount bid to be paid on the day WW. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. ,1 business men, they could tske hold of cension with him. was also killed. of sale; and deeds at expense of pur- Tammany Hall and cleanse It. But a Lewis Nixon has resigned from the chaser. For further particulars, en- leadership of Tammany, saying he 7 being quire of the undersigned at No. Mer- G Manage i crow la never the whiter for could not remain and keep his self-respe- ct. Win. Irwin .President and chant street. In said Honolulu. Vice-Preside- nt washed, and now Nixon gfves up the Boss Croker will name his suc- Class Spreekels First ti 'HAS F. REYNOLDS. Vice-Preslde- Job In disgust. He could not keep It. cessor, or himself resume the chieftain- Commissioner. W. M. Olffard.. .Second ni ship. H. M. Whitney Treasurer and Sec. be aaya, and retain his self-respe- ct. At Dated Heselsls, Oahu. May 20th. Jr... " George W. Ross Auditor overy Ideas were Retail-- and consumers have organ- 1WT 6174 turn his reform ised a S2S.sno.ooe trust, by which the thwarted and he could do nothing with- SUGAR FACTORS members will receive a 6 per cent trade TOM BERN'S MILL. AND S out the assent of Croker who. notwith- discount from the merchants who be- long Chi- Smoke England, to it. The Idea originated In standing his residence in cago. Commission Agents watched over the affairs of the Hall. Edinburgh street. In Old Union Feed Mr. Nixon, now that he la out of Tam- Formal action has been begun by Co. warehouse No. 2. the I'rltfd States Attorney In Ch'cago Planing mill, builder. ASENTS FOR THE many, takes all that Is reputable In the against the beef trust, and an applica- contractor and membership with him. tearing the com- tion for an Injunction has been made Large assortment of mouldings al- Sieamship Company mon horde of scalawags to contest the a- - acalnst Armour. Swift. Cudahy and ways on hand. Oceanic neat election under the leadership. other packers Estimates cheerfully given. Of Ban Francisco, CaL probably, of Croker himself. American The fact that dumb brutes knew il and Steam what was coming st Martinique Is by Health Is Money an means unprecedented. Many a sets- - outburst has been preceded by a THE COMING FUEL IS OIL. among the beasts of the The bent burner for oil is that With health yeu cas ears . - -- -. W i and farm. One who has lived any itr V' sf the W. N. Best Oil Burning aa or- with your family i System. healthy you will pay see-t- r length of time In an earthquake coun- the less. Choose a healthy Is-cat- itr try noticed Lambert's Steam Motor is has the restlessness of dogs ClevdMen shead of the ordinary engine for your hssss. and cattle before a shock the com- tm sgaasaws - -s and 0t llui eo- i- fcr convenience, simplicity aad Insular pacts silence of birds, frogs and other economy. We sffer a house aaa 1st fa farms of animate nature that usually rniiJTi HILLS at a har-am- ia snake the days and nights vocal pr.ee and oa easy ssestk-h- r peyaaents. The owner. P';l For particulars Inquire sf - 1 to Savary. Is ret u as las- te the Mr. Carnegie's offer of SSMtMM for -- ' tbe Philippines Is too cheap. That was JSW e.al5l.oo W. On B9! teSHMSSWS E. ROWELL ! the orielsal purchase pries from Spain, Room 511 Stangenwald Bldg. Ask year phyleias ahstit it. out we have added the expense of a Wgure out the east Let us Cigar foatr years' war and ought to get that talk it sver with ysu. too. Probably . the Filipinos James F. Morgan. President; Cecil riwn. Vice President; F. wnarid pay the whole bill In return f r Secretary: Charles H. Athtrton. wtitor W n m s... tw.. We have houses te sest ia all independence, a bargain urer and Manager parts ef the star; prises trees their to strike IS N np. TJ. S which would do facie 8am good both t la pocket and morals. cSc Xs-td- L s v. Co., h..khalh AifS. rUCTAM DEALERS IN Henry Wtterhoase A Comp'y, AN coal miners In the United Ststes F i sang strike aa a resu'.t of the action of ew d, Stove, Steam, Blacksmith's Coal aYeeh. Rer.4. Tnsuraaes aaS RISDOIM Pennsylvania miners, who have already Ra". Batata Mechanical andIRONHydranlic EngineersWORKS mom Broker. work. By calling out all the mln-wr- a. Rixrk i White. Sand. Telephone FORT AND the hope air Main 2S. MKstrv?AMT ?T strikers to tie up the : e t tent ion fiiven o Tmvinc. Tr Mala ttt. E. JONES, Agent of the entirv country. I.; id Spreekels' Buildin HOMOLULt THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAC ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY 26, ENGINEERS 3Y AUTHORITY SEALED VENDERS. - - -- Sealed tenders will be received by tke Kcad what AT Treasurer until U o'clock noon on Sat- jlQUET urday, June 7tk. 1W2. for Terr.toriaJ Treasury Notes, under the provision contained in Chapter 52 of the Civil Mr. Paul Isenben says: Laws of 1897. to the amount of $150,000. Tenders to be in sums of $1,000 or mul- Honolulo, T. H April 22nd, 19c & Marine Men Tell of tiples thereof, payable In U. S. gold Pacific Hard war Co., LW., Honolulu, T. H. coin. Funds to be available on July 1st. 1902, at the Treasurer" office. Ea.-- h horn-fl- y herd of Deab Fim: The prascoce of the peat in my rr.ilrh Their Work and note to be issued for the term of eix cow ha been a raa.e of Mrtous apprehension to me, both on account of the months. For full particulars bidders consequent deterierat n in the condition of the cattle and Ihe rednesd pro-docti- on are referred to said Act as printed be- of milk. I aaa peaked to Inform you that the appl ewiofl f the Faith. low. I ...! So Bop-S- ., Kiltly, whi. h 1 pW Iia-- mI fr..m a few d lin haa n y WM. H. WRIGHT, in condition of the cattle, a w h a.-- an Treasurer. reaultcd in a decided improvement tbe one year iocreaae of 20 per cent in the quantity of tbe milk produced, hef r-- the aptili- - After of smooth sailing the Approved: cation of the Kilfly. Very truly yours, Pail R. Isekhkkg. members of Lodge No. 100. Marine En- HENRY E. COOPER. gineers' Beneficial Association, gath- Governor. 17 ered In tbe main dining-- room of the Treasurers Office. May 19. 1902. SSr i. . So-Bos-- So AGENTS Kilfly Liquid Mixture Hawaiian Hotel last evening to cele- Is R a CHAPTER 52. CTVIL LAWS 1&97. f-O- brate the first anniversary, listen to ad- deniirned to protect eowa and hone from torture of fiies. The prepara'inn pod-tieel- y dresses and discuss a most excellent TERM TREASURY NOTKS harm leas. It it wed with splendid reunite aa a disinfectant a- - d mntoii menu, all of which was accomplished Sec. 676. The Treasurer upon the ap- SALE Of REAL ESTATE 8o-Boa-- proval of may issue, The Electric Sprayer dUaharge the -o (Kilfly) in a fine, bro.d ej.ray. with the usual perfection which marks the Governor at The Electric sprayer is de- tbe man of the throttle. par. upon public tender, to any person Prom 30 to 60 cowa m be sprayed in a fw moments. It was about a table of T shape that cleaned. or corporation Term Treasury Notes tachable, and thus may h thoroughly the more than two score engineers and in the name of the Hawaiian Treasury. us- - 8o-Bo-- So (Kilfly). knocks them guests were seated, a notable If your animals are texmh ad with lice, It tt elr and Sec. 677. The said Treasury Notes F. J. LOWRET, President. 8o-Bo-- So ) co.T.pany gathered. The of (Kilflv It kH lice or ny feature the Vlce-PresIde- nL out. Spray your poaitry hooa with was" shall be Issued in sums of One Thou- A. B. WOOD. from Horn Fly should ptm Kilfly evening for its unexpectedness the A. OILMAN, Secretary T arm in that may Infect the fowl. Sufferers tbe presentation to James H. Quintan, the sand Dollars or multiple thereof, and J. and a trial. We are al agenta for tbe Territory of Hawaii. district deputy of the order, of a case shall not exceed at any one time Onc arer. being one pre- F. J. AMWEG. Auditor. of sliver, the present Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars. OHAS. H. OILMAN, Manager. pared for a surprise, and so well was Sec. 67S. The rate of Interest shall It done that when tbe presentation had seven per cent, per not exceed annum, LATE been made by Chalmers A. Graham the free of tax. and be payable due MR. WILLIAM M. MINTON. recipient was so overcome that he could at the WITH GEAR, LANSING A CO, SS Co., Ltd. not find words to answer. date of the note. NOW ASSOCIATED WITH US fJS. Pacific Hardware The decorations were lels of car- Sec. 67. The tenders for the said SELLING AGENT. nations and mslle. and the tables un- Treasury Notes shall state the rate of derneath the brilliant lights were re- Interest for gold tenders, or for silver splendent. Every appointment was of tenders, and whether to be repaid In the highest order and the evening was gold or silver coin. . - one remarkable for the perfection of 680. i TTff-r- Sec. The term for which any L?tW W ffwWTr rmrnirri ttttf t tttt the dinner and service, the touching reference to the order so dear to the Treasury Note shall be issued Ehall not members, and the addresses of mem- exceed seven months. ! bers and guests. It was after the roast Sec. 681. The form of said Treasury Episcopal Furniture that Toastmaster H. J. Platts rose and Notes shall be aa follows: House asked the company to drink to the No. health of the President of the United CURTAINS States. Judge Estee. In a speech which HAWAIIAN TREASURY NOTE. Prayer was filled with pathos and eloquence, We ttre bow prepared to dis- spoke of the reverence with which the Honolulu 1M3. very office was surrounded, and of the play ear new line of FI'KNI-TTTR- Received from the sum great hearts of the men who have filled U. S. Lots Books dollars payable In Gold coin on The lateet atrles. direct It. He told a story of Lincoln, where en- Curtain Week his heart spoke above his office and presentation of thla note properly from the Eastern factories. said Roosevelt was of great caliber dorsed. AT Is when he set aside red tape and sent i This loan made for six months at and - help to the sufferers in Martinique. He 'from July 1st. 1902. and will bear in- adjured his hearers to have faith, fear terest until fully paid frum Joly 1st o xi ana love tneir country. 19)2 at the. rale of per pn Cooper Tract W. Hymnals. Ameer; the many thin are juage a. . iiumpnreys spoxe to tne E Jordan's toast. "The Prosperity of the Territory antiunu BEAUTIFUL. GENUINE MA- of Hawaii." saying there were that Registrar of Public Accounts. HOGANY DRESSERS AND many who felt that this, the youngest You will find our stock Territory, was ready and capable to to be very complete and DRESSING TABLES. These are assume responsibilities and rest under Treasurer. . 10 STORE from HIGH GRADE factory, limitations of those communities which 617S May 24. 24-J- une 2, . CALL AND GET OUB of tbe beat quality. The have passed beyond the territorial SALE NOTICE. books in grades and are made of selected choice stage. He would take the role of Im- SHERIFF'S FOR LOTS are three migration agent readily, he said, PRICES wood. and ex- - at prices at from tell of the resources of the Islands Under and by virtue of a certain - - oec- BEF0KE PURCHASING. Here Is a climat.- which will make aa aoaiMsa issuea oy lh a. uksq, 300 Pairs Curtains healthy, and resources which will make nd District Magistrate of Honolulu a pair up. u wealthy, and the future of the com- Island of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, on Pros 60c 25c to $3 munity lies in the hands of an Ameri- the 22nd day of April. A. D. 1902, In the Parlor Chairs can citizenship. He closed with a toast matter of John F. Humburg vs. Lum each. Those desiring the to the future prosperity of the Terri- Tong, Ching Lin Sung and Cha Lin, co tory with liberty for all. and amid ap- Wo beet books for tbe least plause Quintet Club sang "Aloha partners under firm name of Wing in city tbe Company. I have, on 22nd day of Island Realty The beet collection the Oe." . the money will find what and Rockers 1902, upon much lower thaa James H. Quln'an. district deputy, April. A. D. levied and shall aitd they want at the IN SOLID MAHOGANY. spoke to the toast of the association, expose for sale at public auction, to room CO., LTD. usual price for GOLDEN OAK AND CATHE takinc the motto of the order, "Unity the highest bidders, at the auction and Friendship." as his txt. He saidjof J. F. Morgan, on Queen street, in 204 Building. DRAL the engineers had In their hands the MlJ Honolulu, at 12 o'clock noon of Judd safety of of lives mil-- j One Week Only thousands and s , May $U A. D. 1902, all lions of capital, and Congress did right i . ' 7777 - "Snt- - tIt,e ,ntcret ot 8ald Commencing Monday, 17. to rccognlre that these men should be a. officers of the ship in which they sail, j Lu"1 Ton- - Ching Lin Sung and Cha miii m He spoke of the order being against! Lin. copartners under firm name of & 1 any difficulties and said much of Its; Wing Wo Company, and of said Lum Birge Co.'s LIMITED. Morris Chairs s was due to the sincerity of Its ' Tong, in and to the following property, motives. His address was filled with j u,,! Judgment amounting two X the to Special MAHOGANY. good things brought 15-1- Merchant Street. IN SOLID which out rounds hundred and seventy-si- x and WEATH- - of applause from his hearers. my expenses COLUMN OAK AND T Ernst Kopke of the Honolulu Iron dollars, interest, costs and KIIKD OAK. Works spoke feelingly of the order, and i are previously paid: Wall Papers I then Chalmers Graham In a few words Goods, wares and merchandise, con- M. R. COUNTER Summer Clothing : presented tbe token of esteem to Mr. sist ng of provisions, lamps, agate, tin Nothing quite eo beauti- Qulnlan. J. S. Purdle spoke for visit- and iron ware, and other goods; ful in the way of wall ing brothers and J. A. Colbron for the Ice chest, counters, show cases and and - decoration 8 ever teen in Jeweler m - absent ones. A. W. Keech of the Inter- weights, LATEST contents; counter scale and Honolulu. Word b are in Inland. Company said a few words and tobacco cutter. Silversmith. many things e always several Impromptu remarks th. letter jr?a and adequate to describe the $ PATTERNS that after CHAS. WORTH, company broke up with singing and F. CHILLING beaut.ful detigns. keep la stock. While we han- cheers. Those present were: Deputy Sheriff, Territory of Hawaii. dle a fall line of Fine Furniture Judge M. M. Estee. Judge A. S. Honolulu. Oahu. April 26, 1902. COME AND SEE THEM. A Humphreys. E. Kopke. A. W. Keech. 61 55 April 2B. 29 May S, 23, 29. REPAIRING All the Desirable Shapes WS also keep a complete assort "I w It. Farrington. E. M. Boyd. George Everybody will be wel- i or cneap rur- - Prennon. Louis L. C SMALED TENDERS. SPECIALTY. for Gentlemen, also saaainm ana 4 Marks. Pauios. come at anytime. X A. Thompson. W. McCwth. W. G. nitur., U suit all the trade. Stable. George Portle. J. H. Davis, A. Sealed tenders will be received nntil Neckwear 1". rn.ture to please everybody Gomes, G. Gardner. J. A. Colbron. D. 12 m. of Thursday. June 5th, IsOi, for Swell He I lew. J. Grace. B. Fernbaca. C. H. furnishing labor and materials Hawaiian Jewelry - i cur motto. all the AT Re!lew. J. Grace. B. Fernbach. C. H. and constructing pile structures to J. S. Purdle. J. O. Wilder. John Kelly. connect Hackfeld wharf with wagon Lewers & Gooke Bldg. Lee. R. Windrath. M. Kuan. W road Port Street, Lore J. Donnelly. J. P. Lynch. H. F. road; and Queen street with at LIMITED. New Store, 1 Moclne. slip Hackfeld wharf Lando's ! CL Bonner. F. M. King. head of between Fort Street. J f) and Queen street bulkhead. Oregon Block, Hotel Street U Specifications and plans on file In of- BOYD HERS: FROM fice of the Superintendent of Public p. o. box tat. LEADING FURNITURE Works. DKALKJte TRIP TO HIL0 The Superintendent of Public Works Hawaiian reserves the right to reject any er all X Corner and Bethel Sta. X Kins DenartmenV blds- - Ballasting Co. Supt. Jsm-- s H Boyd of the nnvn Japanese .f Public Works r. turncd on the KlnauV , . ...fi . .X-- T t i s. Saturday from l.rlrf trln to Hllo on v"9 "2 ? ' " tusln- - s tonnm el- - ! with tun u uartment. Ii Mil Ssslth St.. near KInc Castle & Cooke The principal rtsult of Mr. Boyd's visit Lodge Le Progres De l'Oceanie (BBS) thi i n lua :: f neg ti..:: :.. f IkC f t CM-Mt- Famished and Set at 28c LIMITED. xi. ris'-.- ( Bridge turret and the allot ment of hoimsttad to about thirty Ha- - Per Lineal foot Boyd Inspected I'M. ft .rvnmmn?. wsilans. Mr. also the road f . I. rmMLU4 town, accordlna; to the LIFE and F1BE rh lu tbe district, end the n w Hllo Ajwfcere la No. 124, A. St A. S. RITE. rvveraaeent s peel Oca tloaa. wharf on which good progress is being wo j! "Negotiations are about completed for A REGULAR MEETING OF LODGE S?: 'Zuom Insurance Agents No. 124. & A. e AAAr CONCRETE WORK auaranteed. and the extension of Bridge street," said Mr. le Progres L'Oceanie A. WSw!mSSSSSt iJoyd roadway must be S. R.. will be held tbls (Monday) even- ra - very law yst.rday. The fcroir STwJMr'1 on rCCCBpt t ' dust at a erica. acquired Tioni property owners along ing. May 26. at 7:20 o'clock, In the from to the vrsaTTW SAND said tl.M AGENTS FOR r J xt nslon. and considerable Masonic Temple, H.M par caWc yard, delivered. portion has already been secured. All TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS. Pacbeco's randrnff Killer 0,,Hsl kw price la CRUSHED KW ENGLAND M' PI i the plans were completed for the exten- Members of Hawaiian Lodge, Lodge sion, which will be a distance of half e in- Is the ne absolutely ?ure remedy nSJOK ef all rrmdea from No. 1 to No. Dt&TJKAjfc'l Pacific and visiting brethren are LIFE n mile, from Kire street tc the V ease vited to attend. for dandruff, becau.--e it penetrates (, ar rack sand. road, and the remainder of the work M By order of Worshipful Master. Sold by BOCTOM 1 the ecalp and c'ean?eF it. COktMON -- RAT. U N P r day. OF ft In the hands of the road board." C. G. BOCKUS. Secretary. LJhBOX PRAT. 9 OS per lay. "Allotment was made-- also to twenty Druggie u and at Union Barber TWA FIP.E INsr'K I t$ X eight Hawalians of government home CORPORATION NOTICE. Shop. stead lots In Nakaoku and th. re are a OF HARTFORD. number r applications still to be settled No. oig. in that district. AT A MEETING OF THE CHAR- - was new from the Vol CO Sit B F. Sixaviaagr SPaurlcrs, There nothing ac- ING CHAN HONOLULU LODGE No. cano, and no one anew anytning oi us clety of Honolulu, the charter was nrm ' r, . will meet in weir an Hatel Street. r. ported activity. In sending out largo cepted. th corporation organized, the streete Cesaar Bethel J by-la- of- Miliar and Beretanla volumes of black smoke and steam. We adopted and the following Iday "renin. a see nothing b at. and ficers elected: Plumbing n .-- could from the Sanitary r -i- V. nf the R -- :s who had Just returned from the Won; Kwal. Prslr5?nt. 5 71 CONK LI NO WHOLESALE GfiOCET Volcano and were on the b at, said noth- L, Ah!o. Vice Presldent-- and r M , h. R-- ing of It." Yim Quon. Treasurer. Tee Chin, Secretary. Territory Restaurant AND UEaLKKS IN Sewer Connections New T Ited Stat-- secret serve offi Chu Gem, Auditor. In with Y. Ah In E. OPENED A S HOE cers kidnapped two Georgia men Who. and Wan SPEGIAIsTYe JUST LEATHER FIND! ' Quebec. Canada and brought them to Sang, constitute the Beard of Direc- A WOMAN'S EXCHANGE m MHW SJVILDOIO O r POSIT k' Montreal, where extradition sui's nave tors. m been brought. The men were Gaynor Honolulu. May and. 1T2 (UC 97ASLB1 L-- - KING STREET. 14. Aaats HooiiM Wo and Greer.e. who forfeited their bail YEE CHIN. tit ArlinsTto) Ai pj,. Tteketa. 18f Secretary. BJer 8t and Rail roes De Hotel St.. BreryNkSBS eksa. waay. Honolulu, aaa Tannery. at Savannah. ' Tm First aest is A Wnataoo t MUUaMf THE PACIFIC CCttfMERCIAr ADVERTISER. HONOLULU, MAY 26. 100.

SERVICES JAS. F. MORGAN, Ancfionesr and Broter May's Candies

FORG, A. R, 65 QUEEN STREET. L. B. KERR & CO P. 0. Box 594. Telephone 72 Fresh Every Day

jm- - LIMITED. Union Veterans at Auction Sale St. Andrew's It waa a happy idea af ours to carry freeh Henolula made candies, both for onr customers and ourselves. Cathedral. Groceries and Dry Goods Everyone likes them and wants more. Come iota the QUEEN STREET. tore at any time and sample them, and we will take chances willingly of getting your order. All varieties Gray-haire- d veteran of the Civil ON TUESDAY, MAY 27, War occupied an honored space last of choice swtetB including Freeh Chocolate Creams and At 10 o'clock a. m , at my salesroom, evening in St. Andrew's Cathedral close 65 Queen street. I will sell at public French Creams, etc., and remember they are flag-drap- ed auction, a large new goods, .... to the pulpit in which stood quantity of SALE OF a comrade of forty years ago. who told consisting of SPECIAL Assorted canned meats. atrain the tales of heroism and of Assorted canned table fruit, absolutely fresh death, of sacrifice and of success at Salmon, oysters, condensed milk. arms for the honor of the Stars and Soup, etc.. etc.. every day. 8trlpes. The services last evening in Shirts, undershirts, perfumery. WHITE DRESS GOODS the Cathedral were in the form of a Dressing combs, brushes, stationery memorial for George W. DeLong Post Toilet soaps, baskets, matting. No. 45. Grand Army of the Republic Etc.. etc. preparatory to the Decoration day ex M. LVIAY & ercises next Friday. The order of ser p OO vice was replete with patriotic features JAS. F. MORGAN, LIMITED. prominent being the G. A. K. memorial AUCTIONEER. 13 GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR sermon delivered by Rev. Cancn A. B iophon Weymouth. M. D.. a comrade of the 24 war veterans, and the singing of pa triotic songs and anthems. TEN DAYS Twenty-on- e of the veterans of the THE NEXT George W. DeLona Post were present at the services. They marched in a body and occupied four pews nearest the chancel. Before them was the pul pit covered with the National colors, where so many washing and the huge stone pillars behind were EMINENT PHYSICIANS Io a climate like oars enveloped In the folds of the red. white are used, nothing has a better appear- and blue. On the opposite group of materials Analysed 1 1 pillars a large Hawaiian flag was grace Have Carefully VV H E . ance or h more service ble than The fully hung. The surpliced choir, fol demand has been increasing each season. lowed by the clergy, entered the cathe- dral at the main entrance, singing the Keren ly onr Bojer was offered a big stock. processional "Through the Night of Ihe quality and prices we are now showing is Doubt and Sorrow." 's funeral march was Impressively rendered upon ..Sauerbrannen.. the result of his good judgment : : the violin, accompanied by the organ. The congregation Joined with the choir ir singing with much spirit the Ameri can hymn. "Our Braves." During the Bottled from the famous "Koenigsquelle" in the Hara service of prayer and the reading of Auction Sale the scriptures Mr. D. P. R. Isenberg or Goods on show on Center Tables sang the "Battle Prayer," by Simper, Mountains and have unanimously pronounced it the In a feeling manner. The "Star Span gled Banner" was splendidly sung by Household Furniture PUREST and on account of its agreeable taste, the MOST Mrs. Charles B. Cooper, the congrega- - Inspection Invited ion and choir Joining in the chorus. REFRESHING OF ALL NATURAL MINERAL WATERS. The general services were concluded by the singing of "America" and "On- ON TUESDAY, MAY 27, The ideal ward Christian Soldiers." Wray Taylor drink during the summer months. finishing with "Columbia, the Gem of At 10 o'clock a. m . at my salesroom. the Ocean." as an organ postlude. 65 Queen street. I will sell at public Victoria Lawns auction, a large quantity of household 10 yard picw, 95c, 91.10. 91.25, $1.60 to 99.50 furniture, consisting of 65, SATURDAY NEWS Oak and iron beds, bureaus, Washstands.. wardrobes, rockers. chairs. India Linens OF THE COURTS Handsome inlaid tables, oak tables. H. Hackfeld & Co., Kitchen tables, crockery. 34 yard ptooc, 92.00, 9125, 9185, 9150, 93."0, 93 25, Glassware, folding bed. 93.75, 94.00, 94.25, 95 25, 95.50, 96.50, 9750, 98 50 Divorce caws were heard by Judge Chests of drawers, cabinets. iiniiti Robinson Saturday, the Bylva case occu Square piano, etc.. etc. pying the greater part of the day. --g:e- Swiss Muslins Judse KoUnaon denied the motion to Sole rLts quash the Indictment in the case of Wil JAS. F. MORGAN, 24 yard pieces, 94 25, 95.25, 96.50 dYft-ndaii- liam Robinson, and the t will be AUCTIONEER. rit-- this week. The two murdVr ... of f.r-orgr- - and Klmura irv a. t for Confection Muslin his seek, a la also the case of J. W Kali 24 yard pieces, 95.50 Judge Humphreys will ir.ld In cham- bers this week. The following matters are set for bearing today: Hair Cords Muslins Estate of M. Loulsson. petition for pro-ba- ts Fresh island Beef of win. estate H. P. Olbbs, petition 12 yard pieces, 91.50 for administration; estate of Clara Schneider, petition for administration: Beef from large guardianship of W. A. Markham. the Island Ranches is in the final accounts: estate of Daniel finest condition at this time and much superior Pale Book Muslins A. Lowe. accounts and discharge: 12 yard pieces, 92 76, 93.25, 93 75, 9 1.50 Ilasson vs. Pain et a!., motion: guard- to imported meat. The same applied to mutton ianship of da Coata. minor, resignation and thi being the case we are of guardian: Estate of alary 8. Douglas, handling fresh petition for probate of will; Wundenberg island meats to the exclusir-- of all others. If Persian Lawns vs. Magoon vs. Markham. demurrer: Chin you would have a thick juicy or 24 yard p ecee, 95.50, 96 50 Kee Gnau et al. demurrer: Wong Chow steak roast vs. New Zealand Insurance Company: D. telephone to us. For the best butter ask I. Akwal vs. Royal Insurance Company. lor Hop lllng and Company vs. German In- Ka-nalhil- Ruction Egyptian Mulls surance Company, motions: Eesta vs. o. Sale 12 yard piece, 92.25 trial: In re application of I. H. Dee for a writ of mandamus: Asen Brown Crys! al Spring Butter vs. Andrew Bannister, demurrer: Rodanal vs. E. V. Todd et al.. decision: estate of Household Furniture. Egyptian Mulls George Richardson, guardian's annual We send it out in paper boxes which keeps it 24 yard piecee, 95.50 from contact with other foods in the ice chest. FOURTH OF JULY ON THURSDAY, MAY 29 At 10 o'clock a. m.. on the premise. Madras Muslins Port street, next to Fort Street Hous.?, 12 yard pieces, 92.25 ARRANGEMENTS near corner of Vineyard street. I will sell at public auction by order of Mrs. Scheuerman. the entire household fur Metropolitan first meeting com Meat Co. Madras Muslins The of the executive niture, consisting of mlltee having charge of the Fourth of Parlor furniture, rockers, chairs. 24 yard pieces, 94.25 95 25, 96.50 July arrangements waa held Saturday af Rugs, matting, curtains, pictures. LIMITED, ternoon In the Capitol building. It was Square piano, iron beds. decided to send to Japan for the fireworks Bureaus, wash stands, nets. to be used on that day. and an allowance Bedclothes, pillows, bix couch. TELEPHONE MAIN 45 White Piques of 1000 yen was made for this purpose Mirrors, clocks, hanging lamps. lOe, 15c, 20c, 25c, 30c, 40e yard Chairman Kennedy In charge of this fea Dining table, chairs, sideboard. ture of the celebration. t nderi d his renin Handsome ice box. meat safe. nation, but It was not accepted and he Dishes, glasses, cutlery. will secure the assistance of Japanese fire Kitchen utensils, firewood. White Dimities works experts to make the d:splay a sue Garden tools, etc. Japanese Goods 10c, 20c, 25c yard It was reported that 12300 was already In sight for the uae of tha executive JAS. P. MORGAN, committee, and Mr. J. It. Athrton sug- American Goods Dotted Swiss Muslins gested that between $2500 and $30(0 could AUCTIONEER. be raised In the downtown district. 2s.and CURIOS lOe, 15c, 20c, 25c yard There was talk also of giving the ha!l In the evenlifa;. In a lanal to he erected for the purpose on the capltol grounds The committee adjourned to meet next Saturday Corner of Nuuanu and Hotel Streets. These Prices for 10 Days Only M'KENZIE WILL NEW GOODS SELL HIS HORSES received by every steamer from Japan. 3STe-s- r The following work was the best done Store New Goods AMY LENGTH COT. SAMPLES ON by the race horses at the track on Satur- day: JAPANESE AND AMERICAN APPLICATION Steam Plough. 5r; Billy Iemps. 2:30: rHm n l'WU. VInil ft MB- - Wivhnr 9-- I II ll.nl.... I. .1. fl, ,J , 1:1: Weller. a mile. 1:49: Boclallst. a mil,-- . Ian. I On Friday Albert M. worked a mile FOR ALE In 2:24. Leahl. a mile In 2:44. and Tom MERCHANT TAILOR King's Creole mare, a mile In 2:5ft. O. 8 McKrnxie writes that he will be B. down from Hilo next Saturday Furniiure and Effects & week and Co that offering alt horse- - L he Intends his Kerr for of two Fine and Boardlne sale In Honolulu on Monday. 1 June is. 1 'Uses centrally located. K. Leu two rod The houses run as one place. Roh'nsen Block. St reet. LIMITED. 8aprintondnt Biyd in Town. Lnrne. airy room, well furnished. 14 Hotel it-nt- ai. jii'o pr month. James H. Boyd. Superintendent of Twenty-deb- t bedrooms. urinr Will Public Works, and C. B. Dwight. the ln rooms, etr. :A Nerve Builder Present recently appointed Bond Supervisor In .- business ikswi a nmfitv r i . - A Thirst Quff her all up-to-da- QUEEN Honolulu, arrived by the Klnau ""ui iiu pr moms POMELO and the m STREET. nlicht. In rnnnw-lln- n lat in- - i u aii txz v nrnr-- a r . i . a. i - i . . Their visit I'm in. !, an - j. --ct thoJmproverrents to Walir.uenue street Qutcn street. wl vv xt, v wid ai ne. ana io inspect the road work In North Hilo and Hamakua. Particular atten- MORGAN, tion will be paid to the new sewer work JAS. I. HAWAIIAN SODA WORKS on Walanuenue street. Hilo Herald Phone Blue . l7l Erama st ( near vineyard THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL: ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY 26, 190a. I aaasssssssssi WORLD'S FAIR LOCAL BREVITIES. I "MMMM81"1 ,,m Mrs. W W. Hall will read the Gettys- WORK PROGRESSES burg address at the Memorial Day cel ebration at Nuuanu cemetery. IM Don't expecteMl m r Senator George K. Carter Is oat f m-- b-- of Ih-- St. l.n be. Ic from fhe coast on the Ventura, II Wr fnmmltt named by th whlib Is due on Wednesday morning. Sh Go on at lb last meeting of the 1o- - A subwrrtptlon list Is being circulated al body, all have accepted the appoint- - In the city to raise money to send Ah it. and a t. Pal. a former 'hln-- e merchant, bui k routine further the to China. STRONG & GARFIELD'S whleh are sought by the rl b- h-- Ney. Judge grand Jury ittre - Ll forthwith. It I stall Gear's that the nomination to nil I aillff. announced yesterday tut he Style II do. be- Blucher Oxfc I would leave Honolulu for a It tee will b received within dpurt. 'h- - ".mli r w-- h and that there Will I- - come the bailiff of Judge Little's Ad entirely cew shoe style and the most held hrf.jre the end of th-- A meeting of British residents will be ith, arbleh will start the work of held at the Hawaiian hotel this even- - gracefal and the handsomest shoe of the (he committee la earnest. ing to make plans for a local relebra-tlo- n year. Comes in Patent Ideal Kid The governor Is now only awaitlnc of the approaching coronation of with With inferior or Medlsffjlj expensivoi!urnnation in your home. n King hole, final Edward. ro results of the meetings of the doll leather top, extension i Thers sbs lotely no ccca-io- n for U t ; use-keepe- land bodies before Issuing j is it. Tiioueai f the call Deputy Internal Revenue Collector the-- 'or the gathering. Ther will b then ruzens on Saturday demolished the j thr. ttenout ilatH1s have icn.oyed thi n noy Df tarted the format work which Is es- - okolehao still which had been captured E PRICE, SO. problem entirely by acquainting themselves witb th ideal inf- to bo the division of the varloos by th- - officers and used as evl-- 56 - ect light for the home. is 88 brilliant gas r electricity, s and put tine them under th- d'-nc- ,' m the t'osthana case. It n never pmoki, smells r gives troub'e, i- - ligh od extin- rt the abeammif te to be naassdL Ih Siturd.iy show of the any anl and the attrtson of the permanent of - j guished as kero- - nVers Murphy Onl waa aa uual entertain- eaetiy as gif, and but little for the committee Th-- evening was Of Several local business men now on Ing. feature of the sene oil Our catalogue eho all styles Jr. as )J. Ov a sketch. "Mrs. O'Rafferty's Lodging Manufacturers' Shoe Go., Limited up. is th coast will be asked to Join with the House." by the Wards. Dolllnger and aad sonl for the asking. ommlttee on their return, and there MI'S Schtefer. will be then no time lost In prparu-tton- s for the display. An effort Is being made to secure the 1057 FORT STREET. extension of the Rapid Transit line to THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., Limited the Ksimukt tract and subscription BUSINESS LOCALS lists are being circulated In order to raise a bonus for the Honolulu Rapid 3Caxc5L"waxe Department, Transit and Land Co. neautifoia fVnrtan lawns. rheap at Kerr-- next Sunday, the American Men's washing vesta half price, a Mmniil I t- - I- -- ux.-- In St. Andrew's the Whits House cathedral. A Isrge number of Hutch-In- a hymnals have already been recelv-- d ml of table lin.n Uin.i here, and the change from the Kmc- - irnlng at H V Khl-r- a tk Stop hymn book will be made immedi Your When eye help Is assdsd consult H ately.hh V. Pan ford, the optician. In the Boston n Mr. Mrs Haw Saturday night and Y P. Correa gave a luau at their res IS 5P2CIAL SALE OP Victoria lawn. 14-ya- rd pieces, from dence on Llliha utreet near School. week at K-r- r'a which was attended by a large number Headache! Kconomical buyers should read A if friends. After the feasting, music mom dancing guests entertain- s sd. on page 2 for chlldr-h- s and kept the a a Real T1 Irish Linen dresses, etc ed until midnight. loere is not tne.i least reason Table Mult cases. Oxford bags, valises and Rev. C. V. Anthony, a prominent Cal- trunks at Whitney 4k Marsh Ltd. See ifornia Methodist clergyman, came on why you should :: rnetr aa. today. the Peru for a visit In the city. He sufftr. Pe was accompanied by his brother and , Swiss muslins, book muslins, dimities We expect to see, this wet-k- our Table Linen Department be one of cheap niece. Her. Mr. Anthony was at th. haps you are afraid to take all at Kerr's white ssle. head of a congregation in Honolulu in the busiest in the store. Here we have underprised all lines and the Ugnt washable summer skirt for saving to the customer will be a larpe item. Economy and Elegance the earty sixties. po ladles at Sac ha' this week. See ad Japanese Connul Patent Headache Cures. Some hand in hand as an examination f the poods will show, and we will alongside local column. Salto has interested - him. If to prevent the exodus of Japa ! be pleased to have you set- the goods. Examine them as to quality, At IV a. m. tomorrow a quantity of nese laborers to California, agents hav- Today of them are injurious. You know and If there is any doubt, compare the prices with the same goods rr.jcenes. dry goods, etc.. will be sold ing been In the city for some time, to elsewhere. st at organ's salesrooms. induce the men to leave here. The Jap Valuable papers are easily mislaid anese have been Induced to return to it. You don't propose to drag Hawaiian rruai o itii v. ill tak.-- rare he plantations by the representations TABLE LINEN PRICES of all valuable papers for you. of the consul. yourself with opium and other 63 inch to 66 inch. Former Price. ..$1.00. This week. .. 85c yd Jas. F. Morgan will hold seven I n attempt at incendiarism was frus- - 66 inch to 72 inch. . 1.25 ..$1.00 yd salea of household furniture this weel . liat-- il Satunl.i morning in thf Arm See particulars on page today. strong building on River and Hotel dangerous narcotics. 67 inch to 1 Inch. . 1.50 .. 1.25 yd 72 . 1.75 .. 1.25 yd Special bargains In men's summer mi A man was seen to set tire to inches in width. o in the basement of Myoshl's coats at the White House. away a NAPKINS 22x22 at $2.50 doz "Hunt-r- More but was frightened ty NAPKINS at 2.00 doz Connoisseurs all agree that " Japanese living in the building. The 19xl9Ms Rye la the choicest whisky made. Hoff-scblaeg- er Also a line quality of soft finished German Table Linen, 72 inches (To. firemen are Investigating. ills' Head-Eas- e Ltd. are the sole agents for It. James G. Spencer, secretary of the wide. Commerce, received a s kaather of has Reduced $2.00 to $1.50 yd At Miss M. P. Hswlt-y'- millinery ac- REDUCTIONS on from letter from Secretary Cortelyou. Further MATCH, 26x26 $6.00 parlors In Boston block will sldays be knowledging the receipt by President NAPKINS TH doz found the finest stock snd latest styles ' sui stock of (Extra Large Size.) m Honolulu. Itoosevelt of the resolution regarding Will relieve the most severs th? naym-n- i of the fire claims, which Bargains at Kerr's white drew x ll-- - was carried to Washington by Com- - this week. nlssloner Pratt. The resolution has ! Embroideries Headache. These Powders do TABLE SETS REDUCED Pacific Import Co. ladlen been referred to Secretary Shaw. Invite all the 63x90. Regular. $9..V. $ 6.00 this week to see their elegant line of Cnlted Stales k Mating has re AND not upset tne stomacn nor Cloth. This week tJibson" shirt waists. See advertise- ceived a request from the Acting So j rioth, 63x90. Regular, $8.00. This week 4.50 ment on page a. licitor of the Attorney General's De-'mrtm- ent Cloth. 71x116. Regular. $15.00. This week 12.50 A lady's gold ling wss found on the for the details of the punish cause any disturbance. They SET INCLUDES ONE DOZEN NAPKINS TO MATCH. street. Owner can have by calling at ment of Lewis and Turk for violation Ladies' 1M Kewalo street. See our classified of shipping regulations. It Is the In- are safe to take. Contain no nda on next page. tention of the Department, no doubt, LADIES' NECKWEAR CHIFFON BOAS There wHl be held this eve the regu- to post the matter In seaport towns as Cloth Skirls, lar monthly meeting of the Lodge le a warning to other possible offenders. morphine. LATEST NOVELTIES. Ruffled collars, broad ends, i'rogres for the transaction of such The funeral of Mrs. H. A. Heen was ASCOT TIES Newest color neatly braided with lace ap- business aa may come up before the hold yesterday afternoon In St. An- Gapes, ings of plain or mercerized lodapr. drew's cathedral. Rev. Canon Kltcat Jackets Chambray with white pique col- - plique. 24-ya- officiating. A large rd Rev. Mr. India linens. pieces. 22 00 this and Pits lars. $8 to $15. week Kerr's. concourse of friends of the deceased AND at and of the stricken husband followed 60c and 75c each. resting place XBHTAIS AT LUNCHEON. the remains to their Isst In Kawaiabao cemetery. The children Tailor-Mad- e LAWN TIES "THE KE1SEK" of the priory sang hymns at the church e Dr. rs. Hoffman RscsIts atsny during the services. Price 25 Cents. Plain with em- Dainty sets comprising belt Frlsada at informal Affair. P.y a recent cable from Manila, the : broidered linen collars. with pretty gilt buckle, collar Navy Department Is Informed of the Suits 75c each. Dr. and Mrs. Walter Hoffman enter- transfer of Lieut. Philip Andrews. U. and cuff pieces. All neatly em- Worn pa -- tained yesterday afternoon at what S. N.. from command of the See our windows for prices. broidered on linen. White or waa graceful Ger- tuck to the Naval Hospital at Yoko- BKOKADED SILK TIES a combination of a on surgeon's of dis- hama, certificate colors. m man picnic and a lanal luncheon, for ability. Mrs. Andrews wtlr Join her Fancy with hemstitched border. he threats of rain made It Impuasible husband at the last named place. She $1.5() each. $2 set. for the utilisation of the lawn accessor- Is he daughter of the well known Capt. H. I. Ar- M. BR'SCH & CO. i ies for their home for primary purpos- Andrew Puller of Honolulu. SILK CREPE TIES es of entertainmoat. The repast was my and Navy Journal. BATHING SUITS marked by the Introduction of German w embroidered collars with hem- dishes and beverages and the combinat- stitched ends. Very fine assortment, ions waa received with much enthusi- asm by the guestai $2 and $3 25 each window display. The guests were Prince David and Ladies' the Princess Kawananakoa. Lt. Com. J A. Dougherty. V. S. N.: Paymast-- r SILK AT Ttffany and Rnslgn Graham, t. S M TAFFETA 50c Mr. and Miss Cuba. Miss Campbell. Summer See the display in window of these silks. We will close them out Miss Chrystal. Mr. and Mrs. IS. M. at the above price. Royd. Miss and Miss Agnes Wslker. V Miss Mrlran, Mr. Stadtlander. Mr I I SILK SALE BEGINS WEDNESDAY. HeidenfSlL Skirts t After luncheon there were served Ices on Ping snd coffee the lawn and later there was music and other entertainment In the iiuclou.i parlor Th.- - aft-rn..o- n Handsome showing of all the new thus spent and the features were In populur I - - styles of skirts wahable hon.u-fhl- enjoyed by sll th- SU- material linens, duck, covert, etc.. I with ruffles snd flsrins; flounces. See B. F. EHLERS & O. My. Ware's some of rimmI dlnpinyeu in our Pong trie Tonight Mr. Warde win bid fare. !l w Indow. FORT STREET. theaiergoers of Honolulu. He UINKN I'I'.ASH HKIHT8. with flounce H has prepared one of the most varied and length up to 44 Inches 7Sc WOODEN RACKETS ARK NOW M MM seen la Honolulu, or any-- a rm CfVKIlT SKIliT . r LI iinces here else, for that matter. After $1.75 brown, blue and grey, all sixes - 5 "22 Bergxr'i n u . A Midsummer Night's I. INKS HKIHT8 S3 0 I , I'SED EXfLl'SIVKLY UT ALL IX- ;3T Pisaia." Mr. Warde will Introduce Walter G. Smith, who will speak Rxtra quality, vertical m k. with briefly oa "fibaaespeare and the Play-era- " flounce. All siaes. PERT PING rN; PLAYEUs? This win be followed by a tab- K. DDT IH K SKIi'.TS. navy les with selection from the creatures !!.l.lu- - an-- ! hl.uk, with flunce and two A TONIC of flhssisinsi i fancy. All of the s of trlmmlna sll lengths. . SI IS I WHt HAVE SOME OF THEM WITH members of Mr. Warde company will AMD lake part In this tableau, each Imper- - XAVV III. I K KV ImT SKIItTS. Im- trimmed with!!.S rows of white, all .rating a hero or heroine of the 3 A HANDLaHl mortal bard. Through the courtesy f tuxes up to 44 Inches 14.00 apt. Berger. Miss Kelllaa and Mrs BLACK POLKA DOT DI'CK 8KIUTS. A lapal win sing a duet from "Norma. with two rows of white trimming. by ike kakaavf seaae rr..::i I. 25 41 ht SI S4) Builder l.. in. System r..ii.rd tirfthn from Itomeo and Juliet. Imke of Gloater's -- orUoqwjr from "fllchard III.' by HI.IK POLK A ixrT DOCK SKIIITH. Mr. Warde: selection from "The trimmed all around with 4 rows of Merchant of Venice;" the quar- ruftl-- s. cdsed with white H 00 I & Caesar Pearson Poiter Co., Ltd. rel scene from "Julius COVKRT UK I UTS. corded flounces, the Grave Diggers' scene from "Haml- brown, green. -- vertical cords, blue, -- et;- selection from Macbeth." follow- Union and Hote ts Phone Main 317. by few words of farewell by Mr. Rainier ed Warde. This unique entertainment LINEN SKlltTr. extra fine quality, was devised by the tragedlsn as s flt-ti- ng fancy stitched and corded, very wtl-l- h .luss to his prosperous season S3 SO hefw. Taw will rlM prooao'y ine i SOLD EVERYWHERE fat dramatic season DRV COOOS .n. !d data ever n- - m in S--' H. S.Sachs' OO. , LTD. ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT Por this occm-,iav- e Wall. Nichols sot ten out a fine souvenir pr- - FtKT STIIKKT printe.l ln colored Ink on sup-r-whtr- b Golf Shins fur Summer Wear ivy P--p- r wfll be pr.sente.1 to aU nttrnding I.' S. Vineyard Street H Dole. Ladles' and children's One slothes Goods to William d ne op first ctaaa Japanese Silk Cotton Library ot shoes atss Taw traateea af the Public White hats and e'eared: he cloth in hlrta came front BaatanS aaa was assortment of Goods plans of glovea silks, and gentlemen's slothes Also bsw Gent's Furnishing Fresno. Cel.. sdvertlsed for cleaned and pressed. Prices reason- All our cutm aa feJrta building, to he erected with frara ta CosUst. W also carry a Largs Stosk of e a library many able. the Carnegie fund, but of the WHITE PANAMA HATS 'LEANED Japaasas FroTisien? Wholcsala Dealers. competitive plans submitted that of WW lam Herbert Dole, architect of New FE.NC1N; TAtCIIT son of Osorge H. Pole Watcaaa. Aslrsr Kairsa. Nasi FfUa SOU far Toca Cily. the ST abort iwif : aff rga!ar srtaa. of Riser Side, and nephew of Governor accepted Ile. was 11 SO a7L'AU ATK.VLK. On aaar saaon include fall, sane tmoSO claim of tW California ' The fl -- saara O V.nyara Braash Itars: King tad Lilihi Strssti. Rsaman Catholic nisnop aad trt rm has keen submitted b The Hsgae JT2ff?Stf,-'SilO- H & as srasirr. t-- urt iotil rf arbltraUoa. ?. iiiiiiinissai 8 THE FACiKlU COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY 26, ooa.

THE PACIFIC HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE-- Canadian-Australi- an Royal Halstead&Co.,Ud. Commercial Advertiser CHILDREN'S Honolulu. May 24. IMS. Kn'tred at the Poto(Bcs at Honolulu, H. T., Becond-ciaj- s STOCK AND Mail --Steamship Company Matter. name of sto k Capital iVal Bid sued Beery Moraine Except Sunday --tr by BOND BROKERS runnings CANADIAN the EXERCISES Mkrcantiix of t ftVv line In connection wltk the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE t!tnra IT between B. and Sydney. COMPANY. C A Co 100 i. PACIFIC RAILWAY Vancouver. C. Von Holt Block No. ft South Kins; St. Brewer 1.000.000 . . W- at Victoria. B. . Honolulu, and Brisbane. Q.. are N. 6. Sachs Dry Goods! - and ealMnf I V. W. UfaWON Butne Vituttr CO.. Ltd 60.000 100 Money on SUiMJORIPTION RATES: L. B. Kerr Co., Ltd... .; 50 Advanced Tlx.: ""or the United States (Including Hawaii Children's day at Central Union Sugar Securities. er aaxut the Vriow stated. Eugab dt Territory): to edifice yesterday a I oo church drew that Fr-ex- a - B. C. t mouths Sydney sad fir Tic- From Victoria and Vancouver. o ut- - 20 2 Brteen. months 4 os congregation which filled it to the Ewa...... s.ooo.000 UU B. Sydney: j Haw. Agricultural ro. 100 ZT0 and Vaacavver. C: for Brisbane and 1 i.ooo.OOO tori year OS most, and the service was one whien klmw Com. A Sug. Co 100 7 -- 32.o AORANGI 4 MK.WBRA JUNE ugarCo .. 2.000,000 jo 2eS 921 Fort Street CM was full of beauty and brightness ll.i. 1 ft MOAN A JULY t AOBANit JLLY Honomu 70,000 100 13 JULY W MOAN A ALO. J contributed to the decorative Houokaa 2.000.000 to Tel. Main 188. M1UWRA Flowers 500 0t 100 effects of the church Itself and were r.kJL""' 5"'.a " 2.500.000 au j wi! ... M Vancouver In of the L'd; i All trending passengers per R. S Aorangi. due to sail for RAILWAY & LAND CO. used liberally the adornment S;0-Co- 180.000 100 j.. ONLY on t ' . THE DIRECT sss Jun-- I t-- r It M. 8 M low era. due to ull for the colonies Jun7tn-Me- ones who took part in the pro- - EU 300.000 100 UK Tuesday. little Ai'Vi. ; T report the office of T. H. DavIrs Co. Ltd. not later than TIME TABLE, I McBryde Sug Co. 2.500.000 20 at pram of the service. Oahu Sugar Co S.fiOO. 00 100 Imm . rth M . - l.ooo.ooo jo j Ruva, oa n up saws ssswsi foliage were Mi.mors now rail at inn. Roses, carnations and ff11 50i').000 9 VAsewUVKR From and 1, 1901. - ' TTfee winter ervWre le now running dally BETWEEN after Jun. used In the setting- of the picture which olaa sugar Co. As.. HUN SS: S cnange. ! ' ao i INL MQNTRF.AU the run witnout ine nnm OUTWARD...... , . Olaa raid Cp. 20" .ooo in if S'SS rurn;snea oy. me inienur 01 me o.owalu 150 000 IW . la th Eu-an- Dally Dally Dally Dally Dally Through from Honolulu to Canada, United States and d upon platform in faaubau Sugar Plan i Stations. ex. ex. church, and the and tation i o 5.OOO.OOO; 80 were an AO 100 . all general Information, apply to Sun. Sun. the choir loft there used paatfle '.000 For fright a.m. p.m. p of the blossoms in the sym- -' 750.000 100 . atundance ri 7A".(XO 100 . 170 Honolulu 7:V ff'JS 8 18 UM of the parts taken and by the pf,"0.;; Olfl 100 75 8.--4 Pearl City 8:48 U 40 46 j H, & Cornpaay, Ltd. I 53 iners. The service was almost entirely Whialua Ajrr. Co. .. 4.500.000 1"0 82S' 67 Davies Ewa Mill 10:08 11:00 4 :10 100 Theo. ttO 06 musical, there being an augmented r- - 700.000 Walanae .... 10:50 to regular one being M&jflOD 100 IM . 11 lit chestra. the there wiSea10' 125.000 . iuu - OKNKRAL AOKN TS. Walalua .... M 6 c40 num- Kahuku . .... UM :li added six violins, which made the bers teo with an added swing. The MEAMSHIP CO'S INWARD. choruses were sung by a company off wilder s. s. Co son non - ion 106 DaUy Dally Dally Dally :phty students from the junior depart- Iuter-Islan- d S. S. Co..- - 500.000' .00 ... fea- TO MattM ment of the Bible school. Another MlscKLLaMBors Co P .p. Sun. p.m. p.m. ture was the presentation of thr.e in i DENVER, Steamship e Oceanic Kahuku .... 2 .08 fants for baptism, and the was Haw'u Electric Co 250,000 100 . .... 95 ' IS : c R. J A Co i Walalua s a. io .... 280 one of beauty by reason of the JJon. L 250.000 100 KANSAS CITY, made S9.000 10 Walanae 7:10 .... .SCi J .1 I . ... , ; III. aeruraiicuis uikui inc i O. R. A L Co. 3.000,000 100 '. Ewa Mill 5:50 7.48 1:88 iJO The exercises were inaugurated by ST. LOUIS, Pearl City 8:18 8:08 i-- ss asi singing processional Bonds leave this port . 6 JO the of the "Hark stsaxaars of this Has will arrive and Honolulu . . .. tM IM to by OMAHA, . P. DEN I SON. F. C. the Sound of Voices" the Bible Haw Qovi Sp.c as aarswadsr: SMITH. oy c, 8uperlnt.nd. O. srnooi. iitnoweu ine nymn tmwara, Hilo k. k. Co. 6 p ST. PAUL, FROM SAM nt P. T. A. Soldiers." r.raver hv Hon R. T A L Co. FOR SAM FRAM CISCO: FaAN'rCO f'hrlntian and after p. c . v. - ... . . v. . may rr VENTURA MAY 38 METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. i u ...mi i ci iiu. i. .i ji" 'iici u Kira Urn fin r K... CHICAGO, ALAMEDA JINK II ALAMEDA JUNE reading led to the baptism, when Mr. t O. R A L. Co... AND Alt OMOMA SIERRA JUNE 18 Io-- ha Oorrrnmfnt Survfv PnMl.Ki and Mrs. Philip Savary. Mr. and Mrs. SJhaJ?.1' 6 P- - J;.N" " JUNE 17 I C. ALAMBDA JULY I ALAMEDA Every Monday. F. Allen and Mr. and Mrs. George waiAlua Ax. Co 6 p.' c Principal Eastern BMTUBA JHM BOMOMA JULY B. McClellan presented their babes for Points XX JULY 18 J LAMBDA JULY J ALAMEDA rasaa the administration of the sacrament, VKNT'TRA JULY - with Three Trains Daily from AUO. IS ALAMEDA AUG. 8 J - 3 5 3 la accord the ceremonial the choir; ALAMEDA a. and congregation sang1 to a soft ac- Ciassifica Advertisements. SAN FRANCISCO, BOMOMA AUO. It companiment. "When He Cometh to! Make Up His Jewels." and Miss Alice WANTED. Two Trains Daily from I...... Woods rendered as the offertory Schu-- ! PORTLAND. S 17 SO 10 S9.0S u a 3 man's "Slumber Song." on the violin, FIRST class skirt and waist hands; s Mgaosssou en 04 70 1 s--o j 550 THE QUICKEST TTMX BY MAJKB M & 00 Misses Hazel Halstead. Haxel Gear, also improvers. Beretania street, itaomM I i 6171 - T VMM tm 73' nm MS s- -i Helen Peterson. Eleanor Castle, Olive! HOURS. a- of t h- - above Vbs Agents srs PTS- - ar OS OS with the aa.hr. steamers. 31 89 80 77 9173 8 SB 8 Day. Juliette passengers. Coupon Through by any 83 80 X4 . OS 73 CO 7 S Atwater and Helen Ss Maws, to rntendtng Tickets T 0s r 4 Strington. representing FOR RENT. ft pan Baa Francisco to all points in irio tnuea mate, ana irum r a w.iu so os ti 04 62 4 each a letter of UNION PACIFIC TRAINS Totm by aay stoasnsaop una to all European porta. LJ I L I the word "Welcome." made the con- A FURNISHED bungalow sa Tanta- Barometer corrected to 83 F. and asa gregation feel at home, and Immediate- lus by the month. Sanitary plumb ARB PALACES ON level, and for standard xravlty of LaL a. ly following the song "The Children's' ing, ideal location. P. O. Box 344. New and Modern Equipment. This correction Is .06 for Honolulu. Friend" was sung. 6170 Double Drawing Room Pa last Fiowers and Stars" was recited bv era. TIDES. SUM AMD MOON. Miss Ki-har- ds. after which the chll- - DURINQ summer The Beckwith Buffet Smoking and Library Cars. mi - . I t xx i 'naiai a 'at wm Oren or the nrim rv rion:irfmDnt Bono house. at Haiku. Maui, for rent fur tn'no FURTHER PARTICULARS. APPLY TO 7 I Ordinary""""6Sleeping FOB "Fly. Little Birds." "Thoughts From nished. for summer: bedrooms, Cars. the roomy Ianai; abundant water, fruit Dining Cars, Meals a la earta. Flowers" was renderetl by Misses and shade trees, etc. Apply to C. H D. W. HITCHCOCK, O L. Dora Atwater. Edna Henry. Carrie Mc-I.-a- n. Dickey. 6169 1 Montgomery BL, WM. G. IRWIN & CO. Fanny Honw, Ethel Ludwiirsen. San Francises. OB Florem Gurrey. JeiBgls l Jidsr-'-J-i-L- : Kennedy ami THE desirable downtown residence of LIMITED. Lv Hilda Davey. a song. "Swell the Song Dr. C. B. Cooper on Alakea. contain Mo I. 1 7 8 30 I OS II I 5.1b 8 86 10 (M With Gladness." by the school, and a ing 7 rooms, kitchen, bath and ianai. ()c4Xio 8. 8. Co. ! Ml FOR SALE! Aokbts v . responsive All modern conveniences. Apply on Gbirl Yass 7 n 1.8. 7 a. l n . . 5 i bj 10 reading led to the recita mk mm 1 s.ss 111 7 tion. "Hos.'s and Lilies." by Misses premises. ci"9 I I hi . Vera Damon and McClanahan. Thur. 1 8 10 8 28 a ft JB a m Justine COTTAGE In Pa lama, near Rapid PrUL.80,Ktl18. V II4 M .ind Misses Irma Ballentyne Agnes i AjfStS 0.11 and Line. Apply C. 1 Itl II til Transit to F. Peter a.in p.nt Al Smith. The young ladies were deco-- 1 son. 15 6155 BusIdcss Property Sst... St II 50 1.8 8 4 58 8 BJf 1? fi SS 0 50 Kaahumanu street. i in u, rated to represent the flowers for which Mai! Co. y Pacific Steamship I th'-- . S spoke. Logan I I2.S1 18 S4 7 OS 8 17 S 1 ti Scroggy, Leister COTTAGES, furnished or unfurnished. 0 M -- 7 I a m i .0 i 6 5 2 i Alarx. Ralph Walker. Victor Jacob-y-- n. For particulars apply to E. C. Smith, G.-orjr- e Last quarter of the moon. 1:30 Friday Keister. Albert Lucas. Peninsula, or H. Waterhouse, Hono i Warehouse 40x90 ) morning. Archie Sinclair, William Lowrey and lulu. 6134 80x90 Empty lot adjoiu- - 80x90 Tmiea of the tide are taken from the Frederick vFJchzoaa gave an exercise, United ( ing, 40x90 ) & S. S. Co. 8:ihi Coast and Geodetic Sur- "Gofl Is Love." and Miss Loula 0PPICES F0K RENT. Occidental Oriental vey tables. Schwltar-- r recited "Three Roses." The tides st Kahulul and HUo occur The Rev. W. M. IN BREWER building. Queen street about one Kincaid spoke to the on Apply and Toyo Kisen Kaisha. hour earlier than at Honolulu. theme, "The Garden of giving to reasonable terms. to C. Hawaiian Is 10 SO Life.' Brewer & Co., Ltd. Within esy reach of wharves standard time hours the te k hers some good advice and BOsaiini of the above companies will call at Honolulu and leave this minute slower than Oreenwlcb time, be- showing them how and down town business houses. os or about th dates b-- low me ntluned: ing that of the meridian of 157 degrees SO their work was to minutes. lead the young to the better life which FOR SALE. The time whistle blows at 140 omes FOR CHINA AND JAPAN: FOR SAN FRANCISCO: p. m., wnicn Is the same as Greenwich. 0 with true development. The ex- - GASOLINE engine, 44 horse-powe- r. In niu MAY 24 AMERICA MARU MAY 201 hours 0 minutes. Sun and moon are for r" es cloi8ed w,t singing:. excellent condition. Apply to ML L. $5,000 may remain on mortgage. fJOFTir JI NK 3 I'KKIXO ..MAY 281 local time for the whole xroup. Smith. Telephone White 2321. Or UMBRR'A M A Rt JINK II GAELIC .JUNK 7 Rough Passag". Castle & Lansdale, Main 70, Stangen-wal- d PEKING JI NK 1 llnNHKONO MARU .JUNK 13 building. 6177 OA ELI' JUNK 28 ' ' IIINA JUNE 21 irtr AiiU WAVt. AN FRANCISCO, .May 15 Two HONGKONG MARC ....JULY & i iKii: JUNK 28 vessels arriving yesterday made unusu- - FIVE-ROO- M COTTAGE on Waikiki CASTLE & CHINA ....JULY li N I I't't N MARU JULY 8 1'IAJK'ND HKA1 SIGNAL ST A ally long passages from Road. All modern improvements. DORIC JULY 23 PERU JULY l r M iy 2... 10 p. m. Weather the Hawaiian Rapid Transit will pass door. Apply 10 .-- mm . . . islands. The ship A. mm . i JULY wind J. was to c. Dickey. 6173 NIPPON MAUL' .... 25li'Ud.!. frsh northeast. 27 H. Real Estate, Insurance, 2 days from Honolulu, FKRC ACQ AMERICA MARU AUG. bringing 47.350 T i. x OS sugar, veM-ujeuiB- . COPTIC AIM H I'KKIXO AUO. U WEATHER BUREAU. n.tKs and a barkentlne. with A FRESH Durham milch cow Cnn 1 cargo 13.427 AMERICA MARU AUO. 22 t . I 0 A XJ 20 la of bags of sugar, was 31 H H Honolulu. Alexander St., May 25. nays tne trip from "gacS 70 506 and 7 i.NliKOXO MAIM AUG. Mean temperature 74.3. in Kahulul. ConSttrlingAir S TdePhSe Minimum temperature 70. Road. 6167 Stangenwald Bldg. Maximum temperature 78. Shipping; Notes. 1500-l- b. Barometer 9 p. m. 30.08. ONE (fifteen hundred pound) apply to P. M. S. 8. Co. at steady. The cunbont Manila will sail for Run ice-malti- ng For STrcral Information Rainfall. 24 hours up to 9 a. m. .04. r machine, in good order; 4 ranclsco this afternoon. aiso one turbine water wheel. For Mean dew point for the day 64. I T WlfcaSWlBB JK - LflAl5 The steamer . T.iK "f Lehua will not sail nn further nartlculnrsj wt pnnl.! t - vac t . Mean relative humftlty 71. ner AlPlokuI run Co., i C8. Winds NE.. force 2. until tomorrow. Lihue, Kauai. 6130 weather, cloudy slight The st amer Klnau arrivoal from Tliln I NEW YORK LINE i and valley 14-in- : ! ports 10:45 NE ch 10 xhiiH'in. at a. m. Saturday, condenser. Inches in T Bark Fooling li. & Co., Llil Forecast for toda. light winds and ct'ntiHey ahead of time. aawnn, ana iron rrame ror same, Suey llarkfrld can seen variable weather Purser Beckley of the steamer Kinau be at this office. 6109 Sailing from LYON-Terrltjri- aJ reports - CURTIS J. the followlne sutrar on Hawaii- : NEW YORK AGENTS. 16.28; FOLMER & SCHWING 8x10 to HONOLULU Meteorologist Olaa. Walakea. 4000; Hawai I I i i 1 a . lone. f.wMie kU oo-m-a rn Mill. 3000; Wainaku. none: Onomea. cxijiiitj tttiiiera.: Aarn. About July 1st ARRIVED. aj.wju; .iJOO; Honomu. 3000: For flight rates apply to none: . nurt- - d"i,,e:5 t llaKalau. I.aun.i'i. r front;ZJ?VEJS&top oaiurua. uy noKaia. JSU"i; Kukaiau. l .": 1'aauhau and side made to open for It CHAS. BREWER ft CO. 8. 8. p u. I'lllabury. from S.ii Kran- - s"': Monokaa. 2000; Kukulhaele. IOjO; use as a snort rocus camera; level 27 Kilby St., Boston. American-Hawaiia- clsco at 8 a. m. iuv; Honuapo. 42. finder, one plate-hold- er and tripod; T ob Cm BREWER ft CO J n NH-au- . also, a & Steamship Stmr. Pedersn. fmm Hamakui Bausch Lamb teloscopic LIMITED, HONOLULU, ports at 7:10 a. m., with 3M0 bags sugar I'ASSENGERS ARRIVED. lens for use with above camera. Can A. 11 u ra. be seen at Advertiser office. 6105 pkga i'li Per S. S. Teru. May 24. from San Fran TftttttttttMM iviimii. r re. man. irom lino ana c laeo. For Honolulu- - r a ,hnn, et way 10:45 29) AN 8x10 rectilinear lens: no nnmo- - ports at a. m.. with sheep, v. 1 w . " H. Khn.n vi r r.,n...rt ' n.J v' n.l.U DtttiH--r n ocA ... DR. ALI 20 hogs. 10 nacks corn. 117 pkgs sundries llnntina-ton-. im Lamn iris diaphragro EN'S -- - . i n - o. i i M...... i,., shutter. For particulars and price. - F. J. Fisher. A. C. PajiKborn. i L DIRECT MONTHLY vSKKVICE BETWEEN V5:25 arujKirk. John .ill tx i;us unice. NERVE Molokal porta at a. m w rlxnt. aalara Anthony. D. L Bushnell. BUILDER. Sunday. May St. MISS II. G. H-aik.- Mrs. L. A. Mrt',.1- - ONE A guaranteed cure C a . w . I 5vR: Rhuohm.mm u. uUt mb RaDld TTnl for all Nerves Stmr. Claudi ne. Parker, from Ma a! imiu..1 ..in., o. o. ttriKKa. J. UllgKina, versal len-- . Complaints, Loss of Memory, Prostra- Jam-en- . l. with iris diaphragm. Can New York to Honolulu via Pacific Coast jM.rta. .Mrit. t.'. M. Laneh.rlv. John oe seen omce. tion, etc, Marks. For Yokohamal. at tnis THE SPLENDID STEAMERS Stmr. W. G. Hall. 8. Thomnson. from Miss K. Ken NEW STEEL Nawlltwlll. I daO, Miss Malel McClean. For Hong- - IPxice ... S1.00 per Box a I v. I Capt. haw.wt to sail about Mr I" Stmr. James Maker. Tullett. from Kau.-- ,ton': John Boanlman. I. Kgiui . FOUND. FOR SALE BT a. b. UHKGoNlAN, t sail sbout July 8 ports. - iraKi..ti. Samuel Dalts. A. Luigo, Jac- - A fc TVi.-nA. Fr-ia- ht 2Old Htif OKOLVLU received Company's Forty-secon- d street. South Brook Stmr Nllhau. Thompson, from Anahoia "b Brk r DRUG C0MPANT at wharf. IV have by callinit at 1035 Kewalo lya, at all times. Am. lachr. Columbia, Spraaje, 22 da, a r Stmr. Klnau. May 24. fmm HUo and near To whom all orders way 11. Wilder avenue, proving fri m Ral'ard. ports Col. W h. Cornw. J H. .'I Till property should be . n iuBivl.r. nll tt addressed. Am. bktn. Irmxard. Schmidt. 15 dava "d. Miss Mary Miner. 11. S Godfrev m.ii i'j.jt;n.,iM. 6178 fmm Ban Franclaco. iiu wiir. ii. ll. wnue. Alls M. I.wis. KAHTJ KON A A rrl ved : May 21. Am. K VVW,B, Kobert Stephenson. Mrs. MrB- THE .C13CO chr. H. C. Wright. Nellson. 27 days Nawn1' - 8. K. Alllll and Sun MELROSE. ELITE STYLES . -- . r. MYADES. 17 m-r- - i ixatxi J. h. Itob. snn. Mrs J w 1444-14S- to sail May from Francisco, Z San with general - KING 8T. Freight received at Company's wha rf. Stewart at rest. Pier 20. bandise for Hawaii Railway Co. Kanotwal and child. H. B. (1. hr. E r- The latest styles of millinery DEPARTED. .Mtillor. Mrs. Mary Allaj. R.lN-r- t Slaueh. always to be found at parlors of ter. J. Lennox. J. Hind. A. W. H. Saturday. May 24. Carter, FROM SEATTLE AND TACOSIA iivaani M I ciii4.ii.n...n t n. Pleasant Rooms, with exceHent Tahu Miss N, F. Hawley. 8JL R PA T.I F' HNI AN. to ... PunaluuW.r,3a,;a "m HnU,P - II- - 8u 1 1. M rs J. 1 1 Raymond ana service. sail April IS PSSrUU,wa,.nP, " Moderate Prices. BOSTON BLOCK. J. B AMERICAN, sail IS XW- -. n''-. L"d k pass, nK. rs. ts June ?r " " J I r,,r arrivaia per Tel 8081 and ir'.ZL at 3 p m ai.'amtr :iaudine and Rln namaulu ww. is. ti hi i see page 10. 8. 8. Peru. Plllsbury. for the Orient at For particulars apply 5 p. m. BOOKED TO DEPART. NDTIPF farther to 8. 8. America Maru, Going, for 8an iir o. oierra. May Z7. r,.r s.m Frnn- - T 4 - noon. r ivriu. r W" - m 184 N. Hotel Francisco at H.i'rg.ss. and lcJ -- P - i.w. mjv :r. J Dr. and Mrs r B. Wood ?1?TIC..TSJHEREBT GIVEN THAT 163 S. King & C s Am. ana daughter. B. F. Olsson hnta Qcanmaii St bark Kauilanl. GrilBth for San Dillingham and wife -- u - Bicycles i A mand of the tug tlll- Exchanged, Repaired, Bonght C. P. MORS P. 4,Vnpral Frpight Agent Barnes. Mrs. A. C. Pferdnee .nj from and Fearless." and that Robert Lew o ! eniio. inos. is. wall. Miss M. M. after this date busires and Underwr Bicker in -- V'' ! Sold, Prices Reasonable. for the Sound. J. B. Kenny. Mrs. A. L. Annelman. Mr connection with th. C. H. tug will be performed by him SAIL TOD AT. Allen. John McGregor. George Mc-- m. t P S. Manila, for San Fraqclsco. In it. anirray. w. McHoy. J. Daly j IKWiN A CO.. LTD., If In Bad Humor GLOBE NAVIGATIOI-- l COMPANY, r. A. J. Lyon and LTD. the afternoon. wife. C. P. St. John. J DROP INTO Ml rryfle!d. W. M-- rw THE SODND-HON'OLTJL- U If. Balott. s I PUGET ROUTE DUE TODAY. Ueng. Mrs. F. E. Owena. Miss Owens. Roy H . . a r- -. .?. ... , . HONC S. arue ana Uomp.inv. WILDER'S 8TB4H8HIP Caaeastlna dlreet. without transfer, with the O. N. Ry.. N. P. R. R.. and 8 Hyades. Garl.ck. from Fan Francls- - .WHNa CO. ".--. IIILO. C R R. Lowest rates of freight from all Eastern points: o. , BOWLING PARLORS shortest noih Am tlx. yr.r.7Mv i-- bk An'e John- - sat DUE TOMORROW. .mmmm, NOTICE TO and chuck a few Him lirvt vffUflVJ HaJIh- ooiinis. aavs rr m S.-- n- SHIPPERS. Qll U1U F. 8. E'irka. fmm Seattle and Tacoma. on or about April 10. S. S Tampico. RYa - tenpins. from S'attte. general merchandise - jour 9. S. Tampico. from Seattle snd Tacoma. on or about May 10. t- -, t- -e conslgn- 8. 8. Sierra, from the Colonlea. Matsn Nnvlcatlon Co BTJLPHTJ Far further Information address K. BREB8, NFXT MAIL FROM COAST. .May zi-- Am bk R. P Rithrt. MrPhai! ehamleal acids wi i o. "". 2S- from San transportation , o. Brewer Pu Idlrg Honolulu. May -S. S. Ventura from San dan Francisco. In ballast to bv . "cuI0r 0hu TailoriritT AGENT HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. Fran k afl Pann'ko-- i on and HHi Rob Nsvigattnn Company. cisco. arj Honomu sntrar after ihT. ...r.i.mi ao- - Ltd.. Seattl. Wssh.: P W. Rochester. 808 21-- Sch luriner rchant Tailors -t Mav Chae. L. tro f- St.. San Francisco, and agent of above railroads, will furnish Infor- - NFXT MAIL TO COAST. Woodhurv. Har- ris. 4 days from Honolulu, with "general Honolulu, May Uth. 1902. May 27 -- S S mm, Sierra for Ban Francisco. cargo. a m. Snits made to Order, cleaning, and preasinc; corner Bere-tam- a ' President. & Emma ets., Honolulo, T. H. 12 PAGES. PAGES 9 TO 12.

ESTABLISHED JUIT VOL XXXV. HONOLULU. HAWAII TERRITORY, MONDAY. MAY 26, 1903. PRICE FIVE CEMTC PROFESSIONAL. CAHD8. ARCHITECTS a t-- rCT W Ml P 1 r? V 4 r, h 1 tC t. Builders. Office. 2d floor. Elite bulla--. Ing. Hotel street; sketches and aor-re- ct estimates furnished at short ne-tlc- e; Tel. 229: P. O. box 778, ATTURNEVa. FRED W. MILVBRTON Rooms 04 Stangenwald block; Tel. Main $$ THAYER & HEM EN WAT. Office W4 Stangenwald building; Telephone SM Main. BROKKKS. E. J. WALKER. Coffee Broker. High- est prices paid for No. 1 Parehmenf Coffee. Send samples. CHIROPOJH8T. D M THOMSON. Expert ChlropodlsL No.' 11 Garden Lane, between Union and Beretania streets CA?T. PA.T OLEAoOM OP Th. Fitters Office, Oregon r DR. W. R. BOGLE. I compounded with the greatest sf honoia,lu6 uookeo pleasant block. Hotel and Union Sts. care and contains nothing Injurious, j T K Mi safe and reliable remedy far X CONTRACTORS. complaint, ana na a r"-r-i of"mirnfifty WM. T. PATT. Contractor and Build- sears of cure ta Us credit. shop Ala- - ilair prominent physician pr-scr- ibe I er! store and office fitting; aM rcommnd It aa a cure for DYS kea St.. between King and Hotel; PEPSIA, INDIGESTION. FLATU ros., 1641 Anapuni. LINCT, KKU'HJlfO, NERVOUS- NESS and INSOMNIA. TRY IT. The DliNIISrS. g'aulns mut have our PRIVATR BIK DR H. BICKNELL.. Mclntyrs bldf-- , STAMP aver the neck of the bottle. rooms 2 and 14; office hours. 9 t 4. HOSTETTERS ALBERT B. CLARK. D.D.S. Bereta- PiTCmEA HUNT HAO ftej UP MiS SLEEVE nia and Miller; office hours, t to 4. - a DR rcoteq. x M f. E. GROSSMAN, D.D.S. Alaksa St. .STOMACH BITTERS three doors above Masonic Templo, Honolulu; office hours, s a.m. to 4 p.m. R GEO. H. HUDDT. Mclntyrs bldg-- . rooms 1 and I; 9 a. m. to 4 p. ax Tbos. O. Thrum's DR. A. C. WALL, DR. O. H. WliL. Office hours, 8 a. m. to 4 p. nv; Love Imprint Stands bldg.. Fort St.; Tel. 434. For Quality ELECTRICAL. ENGINEERS. 1 JAS. S. McK EE. Electrical. Mecbanls-a- l and Consulting Engineer; office, y 12. Progress block. Wedding, rooms 11 and NOT AANY BAUS QOT PrXST SOMNV BNOINBERB. ARTHUR C. ALEX AN DER. Survey- Reception, or and Engineer. 409 Judd b.ag.; P. O. box 733. Society Note Paper ;atton. a co.. ltd. nst- - neers. Electriciansneill and Boilermakers, Honolulu. E TAPPAN TANNATT. Civil and AT Electrical Engineer. Office. Bedaa. High Grade Tablets Tavis thf bat .1 Spreckels block. Residence. Ills Wil- 1 der Ave. Telephone, Main 1X, JAMES T. TAYLOR, M. Am. Soc. C. B. Consulting Hyaraunc engineer. aea aa SATURDAY BASEBALL. Judd bldg.. Honolulu: P. O. bx 799. wtfgciu 4 mi Im4-ssss- s Un mix-u- p ENQRAVKRS. ui4i two-ba- se on Smith's Jaw; then there was a with a bit. liana kept the Card Engraving and MM sassr with by three-baw- e and a clinch, in which the referee's V BEAKBANE. good work solos and a caution for clean breakaway was dlsre Stamping; room 3, Elite building. s waicS. ui hit landed Taylor and Klley where the II gard.d. waited for an opening ssji In-nl- ns SWELL Smith CUSTOMS basemen cease from troubling- - The INSURANCE. tfU ! kM MS and landed strong on Brown's wind, fol was productive of six run and lowing with a stiff punch on the nose. 'HE MUTUAL LTFE INSURANCH save the Maile a substantial lead. In the second round Smith forced the CO. OF NEW YORK. xne Mnuggura inaue a tight and landed a straight left on S. B. ROSE. Agent, . . . Honolulu. Mj ssd frtaltag SMM to pull the same out of the fire and Brown's neck, dropping him to his knees Mrt wun. Writ tat DEFEATED succeeded In tallying ftSJff runs, going PROGRAM He got up and landed a couole of time MUSICIANS t. ... . and off the field defeated with the .score on Smith's and then clinched COOK'S MUSIC SCHOOL. Love bldg.. 14 12. ' more tOUOWSO. in me ureas: during July standing to sway will hold summer term The score by Innings: Smith landed again on Brown's Jaw August. J knocking him down. He got up before and 12S4SC799 swung ms 1 14 time was called an.l Smith PHYSICIAN!". Made Illmas 0 8 8 10 t so Brown was there to receive 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 4 4--12 left that St.. Maile llimas Win Custom House iiilo Offers Lavish It on the Jaw. He turned over once and 3R W. HOFFMANN. Beretania summary of the cams was as fol- Hotel. Hours, 9 to Thos. G. fhrum, The then the referee btgan to count. It Is a opposite Hawaiian p. m. lows: question whether or not he reached ten 11 a m.: 1 to 3. and 7 to 8 HOMoM-f.- Three base hits Mana. Nowell. . as Smith was counting at the same time Phone White 48L Good Game Klley. Davis. Gorman. Purses for Two base hits and more rapidly. Brown start.nl to ge Nuu-an- KlM.n Klwa who )R T MITAMURA. Offlce, 1468 u up and Smith punched him. Some 152; offlce hours, Saciillce hits Elston. Kiws. saw It say that Brown's hands and knees St.; Tel. White n 8 p. m.. except of Ball. 8tol.-- bases Klley. Jon. s. Clark. Mnre. Races. were off the gTound. but others say he 8 to 10 a. m., and to Nowell i. Oornan. Bowers 8. was yet down. There was a cry of foul Sundays. Struck out Ily Tucker 2; by Klwa .. and for several minutes it was as if pan by S. UCHIDA. Physician and Bur Clark Hoo- - demonium had been let loose. Referee DR. J. Hoses on balls By Tucker 3. by Klwa 1 Hilo will have two days racing at on geon; offlce, Beretania. Detween son Runs testes gave. the decision to Brown his offlce hours, 8 to W. U Pr Agst prt by1 Clarke . lulu Park on July 4 and 5. and (2000 in of foul. and Nuuanu streets; M data 7 8 p. m.; Tel. 1211 White. llooolulus t M I Wild pitch-Cl- ark 1. s Is offered. Manager G. S. McKen Notwithstanding its abrupt termination 12 a. m.. to Malic lUsnaa t S After the aoove fame the Honolulu and xle announces the following excellent the Hllo sports were well pleased with the 17 U so plsyed. wlnnlnK as UNDERTAKERS, EflBALflERS. ustutn llouaa Manilas the former program: entertainment and much Impressed with lunahu 111 1 7 U SJ they liked by the score of 11 to 0. the showing Smith made against their TOWNSEND UNDERTAKING CO. KamrhtmrhM n 2 4 ' The score by innings was as follow: FOURTH OF JULY. man. 3S3 Beretania St.; rnone uiue Artillery 8 lu .. Ed writes to a friend 12115(71 1. Half-mil- e purse $12.-- $25 of "Denver" Smith Manila 0 dash: did not foul Rrown and that he 000000000 ijurnt- - second money. that he NOTICE. ta never a team so sood but 11. A. C. 0 1 1 0 5 0 0 4 --ll was robbed of the decision. He will not There 2. Trotting and pacing. 2:3S class; $1"0 PERSONS needlng.or knowing of those a week as he is giving al one a trifle better does not hap-- The teams and positions: purse. $25 of purse second money. return here for do need, protection rrom pnysi-c- that Ay-- or sparring exmumons on who pen alnnjr. It Into camp. Thin Honolulu Athletic Club Pryce. s.a; S. One mile di.sh. Hllo track cup and series n.an or moral injury, which they are and take : tight at Hilo Referee Jones declar I left, J. Williams, p.: Lnuta r.f.: Joy In his themselves, . I. tiHAbanaaKla and ItnikU S fit V of $100. off. not abl to obtain for w : c : bSfSfti lb.; Thompson. 2b.: ed all bets Legal Protection -- .. -. ... Cunhs. 4. One mile dash. Hllo Mercantile cup a may consult the i pi ion. n. I has agreeU to meet sec Anti-Salo- on ii wumni iie William f and $100. Smith lirown Committee of the Haturday in the case of the Custom Manila-Wrt- ss, : : Gels-Hous- e ond time. In Honolulu, under the same H. 8b. Prultt. &. Trotting and pacing. 2:13 class League. 9 Mclntyre building. W. Maile Illma baseball nines . : Dl-an- d which governed their nrst SMB and ,h TunKllu .... D,Wson. c.f Holmes cup and $150. conditions w RICE, Supt. in- -' . He is now after Billy oofl 8 at the conclusion of the ninth rm, c.; nunt. p.; McOovern. r.f.: Whit. 6. Three-fourth- s mile dash; $125: $2." battle. w-al-n to box him tarly in nine the Smugglers for the first time ,f of purse money. and is anxious In their career knew defeat and the, The blue jackets showed a lack of prac-Zebr- 7. On. half mih- - Japanese owned-horses- ; June. humped themselves with de-- tlce which handicapped them gsaal $50. 15 purse money. stone-- f ' possesses very of second Boy Horses PKht Tbelr team several gooJ 8. One mile gentleman's driving race was a good game as Ople Read Individual players snd playing together for owner to drive: 2:35 class: purse $100. $25 LADIES DOUBLES C It a make a formid.tb!c and plantation males from would have said from "Klver to klver' time would them of purse s. c nl money. WATCHES and when In the eighth Inning the score nine iltn eighths mile dash. $100, $25 of COMMENCE TODAY ACCURATE W. WITHERS, was tied excitement among the half purse second money. DURABLE and S. M Japanese race; $25; $5 second money hundred spectators present knew no Case Co. G. Scboman, Ltd., in HIGH SCHOOL The annual tennis tournament of the fig The Keystone Watch Successor to bounds. JCLY 5TH. iui Philadelphia. u. a. were fol- Hawaiian Tennis Association will conclude The teams and positions as 1 Half-mil- e $100. $25 of AN Kinds off Live Stock. WAS dash. DUrse playing of the ladies imwiM'c nir!p;t nnri lows: VICTOROUS luirse second money. this week with the Factory Maile-Illm- a 2b; Da- e following Largest Watch stables sad Corrals corner Queen Klley. c: Mana. x. Half-mil- exhibition race for ladies. doubles and mixed doubles. The vis, lb: Jones, ss: Bush, rf: L.uabiwa. Purs.' of $20 to most graceful equestrl matches in the former class will be play For sale by sad A take. If; Akau. Sb: Clarke, p; Taylor, of. The athletic contest at Kaplolanl Park BBSS! S10 to second: $5 tn third. ed today on the Beretania courts: The Principal Walch Custom House Moore, ss. Nowell. 2b: on Saturday between the High School and 1. Trotting and pacing, best 2 out of in Gorman, c: Kin ton. 3b: Scanlon. lb; Punahou Preparatory School, resulted In 1 2 JO class: $125. $25 of purse second At 4 r m Mrs. S. O Wilder and Mrs. Dealers 2-- 3 A vs R. and Miss Hawaiian Islands Your Glotbcs Tucker, p: Bowers, cf: Klwa. rf: s win for the former by the score of 61 money. M. Brown Mrs. Ivers Will Make 4. Five-eight- mile dash: $!(). $25 of N Adams. Oay. If . to 11 points. a y. M. and Miss At the end of the seventh the score 'Summary: purse second mon. At 5 p. m Mrs. Gunn I S. On. -- mlle dash; $125. $25 of purse sec K trlu-- vs. Miss L. Ward and Miss E. 4. In eighth. One mile run Kerr (P . Xott (H . Like Mew MM Malles t. Customs the ond meney. . Look Bowers, Gay. Alvarrz H. 8.1. Time. S mln. 4s 6 seen rHE RESULT. however. Moore and C Half-mil- e Japanese owned mixed doubles cose Vault-Lm- on ). dash. The entries for the Nowell got home and Ued the score. Ple (P Desha and En $40. purse money store t a n. m. Del H. 8 tied for second. No third hors. s: $0 of second at Pearson A Potter's e posed in Th- - concluding Innings were chock Three-fourth- s mile $125. $25 of and games will be played A Bitter can not Height S feet 10 In. S dash: t.lav the first full of incident and the crowd was on purse s. cond money. iff on weaasstay moment. To secure good Fifty yards dash First heat tie between in-- r. a tip-to- es bat- one-four- th $125: premise to be very all the time. The 'Zebras Lucas H 8 ) arA Ho Sin tP.i. Wilcox k One snd mile dash, Tcday's matches by error, $25 second money. sting as the play.rs are very evenly pictures one mu-- t take time to ted first and Klwa. an tat Time. 7 sees. Second heat . of pjrse third. for 10. $100. $25 THKM TO TUK Bosh get to the first station. Uoablwa ! Consolation race. second paired off. - mood- - of IT TOU TAKE place Ho Sin first. Lucas seconl. Time money. stud- the the sitter very and 1- -s did not make a Ions visit seconds. en- graduated to second. Akau and twenty yards ' C .ndltlnna: Ten per cent to enter: CHICHCSTCR S ENGLISH and give him the opportunity Brush Two hundred snd dash $ p. m. Tuesday. July 1. and Bush got -- (H ). Wilcox (P.). Kal Ting (H. tries close at dark made base bits Lucas 8 Volcano 8tabl s office: scratches close at to t ecome at ease. on error by right field. Moore 8 Ttasa, 24 4--i sees. Pennyroyal pills Dyeing Works. an IS tn.. Wednesday. July 2. , . Only ISmlM. Cleaning and Running high H Ho a 1 mmm . an rrnr. allowed a hit of Taylor's to escape him Jump Deaha 8 !i 1 rl.W pursue course will sharp each tirr. r-- r..-o.i- We this l:... at o'clock -r ti CP . Aki H. Lemon. P.V Center start t .!.III. Klley brought Akau and Clarke In' " S.. int 1 Star ami t- - day. ta KF.O Vald Mtaai Win its .11 s . for HatajM .4 - justifies ' tie third 8), 8. 8. Klnati be over until withulasnbhoa Tulr . olhrr. Rfu.r.! and the result : Ine haw. The will held t mm a IBIU StMSaSjr. July a In visitors from mf (14...Jloc h.j i - m-i- - m w4 4V. patience order that Tr-tl- and Ktaht hun eighty yards dash Oliver ' v i the time lr.l. Honolulu may return the day the t ky CP-)- . McCorrtston (H. 8). Schnack (P ) after l '. White 2362. FOR FREE rao-- s are over. f tura Mail used. Tel. SEND P - . Time. S mln. S? seen. ml Drui f I'ol tV Urn - . - P Shot put (H. 8 I. Chan . E t. 1UILA aiMi''"'" ..si Tai tP eartiswi O' Desha (H. 8 ) Distance. S4 feet 4 Inch, s One hundred yards dash Lucas (H. 8 DENVER ED SAYS WILLIAMS JB LAHIES', CHILDBEH'S 11 J. J. Ho 8tn (P.) Kal Ting H. Time. sitreot PhM-'grapher- . Kona Wil- fort bmad Jump Ho Sin f!). HE DID NOT FOUL . 17 1 cox CP En Det IH feet WEAR - Si Distance. OF eoefeoSft S Inch, s ALL KINDS forty yards mr .... Four hundred snd dash The nto II. r?M gives the following ac- CzmVsiVb ! . CH. ). Vlts-r- o a a CI 8 McO.rrlston 8 "Den-v- . " -- count glove between ... ' Of 8 Time. I mln. . sees of the eontist Stock and Bor. KPT. Standing Jump Akl Of f Ed Smith and L D. Tlrown. the & CO. broad Sn Clark CH. S . Ho Sin fP- - Distance. ' Kalwlkl Giant": Real E-ti- te a iraass ffroGdyeai L12 b Co. l'Tasefll svsascr ar II inches. frr cau-ttoass- y. sjw ,.mii h.-o- In men sparred S IB. AS3. Preside l, win Relsy High 8c l Time 4 mln the first round the . ftaeetanis avsw race 40-- L' i- i Buiidirg. Ssv. rransisso a! S.A. -t cr ssesnpwj- - Brown forcing and land'ng twice Tatapbaae Ma. 12 White. MAT 2S. 00 10 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU.

Pacific Vehicle & Supply Co; Have You Ever I Nl I Played on the Jas. F. Morgan, E, L. Cutting, ;20rfeglOWtfiTeMPERATWt; Wonderful sidont. MA flft n b a7 4fa r H. Hoogs, At?7 vncoatcd roofs W. Crown Piano? I I 4 I though Miss Hind, who christened the THREE STEAMERS barkentlne. failed to smash the bottle of wine with which she hit the vessel. Eve when she threw it after the moving craft IS I IN FROM KAUAI the bottle failed to break. Miss Hand considerable annoyance over her V Inability to crack the bottle of wine and a The steamer W. O. Hall arrived from pleaded inexperience aa the cause. The NawJIIwlll early yesterday morning new barkentlne Is owned by Hind. Roiph We aavs Just recalled a - CVv water 57SO sugar. 150 'a- Aa the craft elided into the tad with bates of baps of along the water front ara al- the ateam whistles ine Ua of them. and pla and the following passengers: uttered loud shrieks of welcome. ways show op A. S. Wtlcojt. wife and daughter. CJ. Hind. Kolph & Co. are the owners of the (lad ta their vessel is named afler a N. Wilcox. K R. Hendry. Miss B. Makaweli The California Feed Co. awlnts. port on the island of Kauai. Hawaiian Quint. A. Knight. M Souxa and wife. Island. she be Ins: built for the lumber Quae n and Nuuaiiu Streets. Miss Souxa. J. Cook, I. A. Brant. J. I- - trade. Her dimensions are: Length M - - - 17 3 m mi Wt rl.nth of hold feet, beam feet Coulson. Captain F. K. Dedrick. Sana The net registered tonnage of the bar mayo. Igushi. Charles Tin. wife and kentine Is SO") and h r lumber carrying ca- - Master FT. na.-it- y is one million feet. Hoole & Son servant. Charles ulna. expect the Makaweli ready for Oc sixty- - to have Bergstrom Gang. Chung Bans;. hla and sea in two weeks. The O'Brien Patent Spring Several Styles. seven deck. Makaweli is the fourth large vessel Lands The SBBBSBSBSSasSBSSBBBBBSSBSSSSBSBSSSSSr Purser Ferguson reported the follow launched by Boole A Bon at their Oakland ing sugar ready for shipment on Kauai: vards. They now have in course of con Music K. 8. M.. 2000: V. K.. ISO: Mak . structlon a sister ship to the Koko Head, G. A R--. 512; MrB., 21.492; K. P.. completed three months ago. The boat The Finest Business Wagon in Use 900: L. P.. none; H. M.. 1230; M. S. Co.. u!ldlnii is to be known as the Tuako and For 45.220: K. S. Co.. 8200; 96.500 bags. will be ready to launch In about three total. Anywhere Company. The Mlkahala was discharging- - at months. Walmea. The bark Kohala was dis Sailed. Our vehicles are still unsurpassed for Finish, Style, and charging at Eleele and will be through Captain today. The schooner Kallua was dis The bark Kaiulani. Briffiths. Durability. Sale. charging coal Makaweli should sailed for San Francisco with a carpo at and be finished tomorrow. The schoner of sugar at 9:3C a. m. yesterday. At Our aisorrment of carriage increasing constantly. Allen A. has finished discharging. The 11:15 a. Da. the schooner Robert Iewers. bark Edward May is lying at Maka- faptain I'nderwood, departed for the Fine Harness, Saddles. Whips, Robes, Oil, Dressing. LOTS IN KINO STREET Delightful Climate, weli. Sound. Pads, Harness, Sundries. The steamer Nlihau arrived from Shipping Notes. Anahola at 4 a. m. yesterday, bringing TRACT, from $1,400 to $1,250 The freighter Hyades Is due from San Our Prices and Terra; better than ever before Lovely Views, 6991 bags of '.sugar. ' Francisco today. G. The Makee got in ft lot, formerly known as N. steamer "James The S. S. Tamplco is nine days out from Anahola at 6:25 a. m. yesterdav. from Seattle for this port. Wilcox's premises. Her cargo of 2609 bags of Pure consisted S. should ar- - Water. sugar. u p. The 8. City of Peking Pacific Vehicle & Supply Go. Ltd. She sails at m. today for from the Orient tomorrow. ITII.1I , Kalihiwai and Hanalel. rive The S. S. Sierra is due from Sydney. Kaimuki Tract offers the Auckland and Pago Pago today. Beretania St, Near Fort. TWENTY LOT8 IN MANOA May Be Expoc ted . best inducements to all , The S. S. Ventura will be due from VALLEY, formerly Montano'e The following sailing vessels may be San Francisco on Wednesday with five classes desiring good resi- expected this week: days' later news. dence property. The I. S. A. T. Hancock is now 21 Tract, $2,500 a lot German bark Abaters hwan. Glertz. davs out from Manila for San Fran- - Lots 75x200 and 100x150. Hamburg. 15 days cisco via Honolulu. American bark Oregon. Parker, New SPECIAL, will be laid up INVOICE castle, 64 days. The steamer Claudine American ship Henry Villard. his week for an. overhauling, and her FOUR HUNDRED LOTS IN Schaub Newcastle, 4H days. place takt-- n by the steamer Maui. nth American barkentine Archer. Cal The S. S. America Maru sailed for JUST houn, . 13 noon on Saturday. RECEIVED KAIULANI TRACT, from $200 fully San Franclsc days San Francisco at until pail, possession American bark C. B. Kenney, Ander Berger's band played the vessel off. $250 immediate, apply to son. Oyster Harbo:, 23 days. to a lot. American whooner Kona, Dinsmore. Gear, Laming Co. Iiuiiue. 41 days. FROM NEW YORK Trustees: 4 American schooner S home, Peterson. Iquiciue. 40 days. Judd Bid., Port fit. American schooner Mary E. Foster. FIFTY LOTS IN KEKIO Thompson. Port Gamble. 20 days. American barkentlne Skagit, Kobin- - TRACT, opposite Makee Island snri. r..rt Gamble. 1 days. American schooner A. B. Johnson. $600 a lot. Segelherst. Gray's Harbor. 30 days. WTwdertmemr, Hats, Mile. "Hunter Maui Shipping SEE THE DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW. WAHjDKTJ, May 24. The bark Nuu-an- u is still in port waiting for a full ONE HUNDRED LOTS IN car.o of sugar for around th- - Horn. She will most likely leave next HOTEL KAPIOLANI TRACT, at $500 The bark C. D. Bryant. Capt. folly, STREET. ft lot. cleared for San Francisco last Tuesday. 20th Inst., with 25.582 bags I. M. sugar BOARDMAN IWAKAMI, on board. LOTS The big American-Hawaiia- n steamer Etc., Etc. Califomlan left Knhulul for Hilo last Thursday, where she will complete her "We alss carry a full line of WOO tons of sugar for New York. KINAU STREET, The freight steamer Eureka arrived KAPIOLAM and at Kaanapall on the 2"th Inst, at day- For further particulars apply to break and after taking aboard a cargo LUNA LI LO STREETS. f scrap Iron weighing about 135 tons, Japanese Provisions, departed for Kahulul the next morn- TIIK PIXNAriJJ F PKItFK'-TION- . ing. Came on Ol.udlne. $ 1500 and Plantation Suppli C. Following Is the pass nx r list of the $ir00 W. Achi 1 lO YEARS OLD steamer Claudlne. which arrived from ! Maul ports early yesterday morning: EACH Miss J Mart w II. J. B. Myers. II. C. Baltimore Rye Ovenden. G. M. Hancock and wife. Geo. 1-- & Company B Han. or. Then. H. Hancock. C. I 3 CASH ROACH SAULT Whisky Prmity. W. O. Taylor. W. O. Scott and wife. John Gomes. J. A. Tuthlll. C. H. Balance on time. ....DESTROYS ALL.... !.'. f. W M. Field and wife. Mrs. Kntiti: Knowlton. Mrs. Huntington. Miss Real Krelen. B. Kugumuta. Mrs. J. W. KalJa. ROACHES, WATER BUGS, ETC. Mrs. H. Bint, f r. Lufkin. P. A. Potter. WILL E. FISHER, Brokers. fhanx Chow. Major Wood. W. Berlowlts. CLEAN, ODORLESS, EFFECTIVE, Campbell Hoffscblaeger Co., and 31 deck. Real Estate Agent and Auc Block. Fort Street s The Claudln-- carxn consisted of C tioneer. of sugar. S aachs taro. 74 aar ka bo- LIMITED. ssks . ttle. 15 sacks potatoes. M hld-s- 7 hogs. Cor. Herrhant and Alakea St. Oo, 25c, SOc THE NEW 25 King near Bethel fit. 112 4tgs. sundries ONLY AT J Seized Schooner. The island schooner Kawalaulanl wm ENGLAND seized lat on Saturday night In the First Consideration harbor by authority of the 1'nlted HONOLULU DRUG CO. A Dozen New States Internal Revenue Bureau. The BAKERY vessel had Just arrived from Koolau When one decides to have their dental 926 Fort Street. and wa suspected of having a ship- werk attended to. is to have it done in H. ment 01 okolehao on board. A search the beat possible manner, and the sec- A. OTIS. OTTO A. BIERBACH. Is Loaded Up With two gallons of spirits. The ond consideration is the price. Books -- .. ti- - 1. which Is owned by Sing Ike high class of work turned out at "h. ng. is being held under section 3462 tke NBW YORK DENTAL PARLORS 8letrd at random from th. many of the !tevl.ed Statutes :ind may be ry day counts, and more people are new ones to be found at confiscated. The captain of the Ka realizing that they can get better work Good Things To walaulanl Is John Moses I'lunaele. done there and at lower prices than Tue Golden Role Bazaar anywhere else. A CONSTANT Two Arrival.. a.-- h department in charge of a sne- - The barktntine Irmgard. faptain lalist. our operators are graduate den- Eat tist, .of the best recognixed schools in Schmidt, arrived from San Francisco Am Primo tke United States, or world TASTI The Sandals." a story of Palestine, by . the wm .11 . i a. m. n i 1 11. i or Z. Greurll - have had manv ve.ira vof crri.n..r in "Lachmt Bat." by Michael White. IS davs. she was off port on Saturday their chosen profession. SHOWS H d f b A Shortbread: aU ir the BaakarvUI.s. nlisM and made the best run from the fakes. sixes. Conan Doyle. count that has been accomplished for aad styles; Plea, ju.t t:e your "The Hole of by PLATES L isr ua- -1 to fanfrlaa Macs- - th. I .conquers.." BOSS. time. About 11 o'clock yesterday H0 ager make: Tes DaTton. folum-bl- .. Ssss: Lady Fingers: itn Puffs: morning the American schooner va all The House With the Green Shutt.i. " Captain Sprague. arrived from the dainty style, suitable for by - THE weji-rumisbe- d Grace Dou.las. Ballard. -'- days out. GGOD iaa table. The Wooing f 5heila." by tJr.ce BREWERY TELEPHONE woo. or Kure Candy, from ehean Rhys. Naval Appointments for children, ud to bett. r I"p From Slavery." by Booker T. a,ioa. SSC We WASHINOTON. May 11 The Pres- test. can furnish von Washington ' kksults. I Win I HIS M WortH . ident yesterday sent the following nom- - 31. bar and I.rt Not Man Put Asunder." bv Basil alsawber.. Ring up Main 74. King. ir.atlons to the Senate: Navy Com- Full Plate of Teeth $5 so s a I MWMMMgggggMgssasaasasg Tr.. Golden Poppy." by Kmsry E. manders to be Captains. Edgar E. Pen- Gold frowns 5 tt Smith. Rridge Work, per Tooth :. 0 Barter Blair." by Wm. H ('arsn. dleton. James L Miller: lieutenants to Goal Fillings "A Sailor's Log.- - by Admiral stvans. be Lieutenant Commanders. John A. Silver Fillings j TELEPHONE 74. V. S. N. Dougherty. James M. Pickrell; Lieu- HAMIM-YOLN- G tenants. grade, to Lieutena- If money is an object to you. come THE von Co. "WaeJMIto ray. by A F. Lewis, Junior be nt?-. Emory Winship. George P. L. 4 ad see us. W will tell you In ad- - v ... VI 1 New England 1A6 IIOTBL ST. Stone. J " I TUUI U K T I Bakery . O.me .od Went ost. No charge for examination. 1 You All our instruments are thoroughly Want to be Happy. Hawaii Sh upo Sha The S S. Peru, which arrived from sterilixed. Have just received a full line of Trunks and Hags and can now fill your ueeis the coast .m Saturday morning, brought Hours. to : Sundays. to 12. fan these lines you in for the trip are intenains to make this summer. BEAVER ST tons of freight for port. Indies attendance. LUNCH ROOMS THE PIONBKR JAPANESE PRfKT- - this Her Room 4. Elite building. Hotel street Ing ofDee. The publisher passenger list was a very small one of el Hawaii Th.- - sailed for the Orient at " TRUNKS BAGS H- J- - Bblnpo. the only dally Japanese, paper p. - NOLTH. Proprietor. m. COTTON BROS. & CO. SQUARE! DKESS SUIT CASES sUi published la the Territory of Wn i. Opposite Wli.-- r Co. Hawaii Makaweli Lauccned SARATOGA IBsTT-CIA- M ENGINEERS AND GENERAL COAT CASKS .1 LUNCHES C. BHIOZAWA. Proprietor 11 HKUVED. OAKLAND. May The launching of STEAMER CABIN BAGS With Ta. Coffee. Sod. Water. T. SOCA. Editor. the BSakHtttaS Makaweli at the shipyard Ouacat- - HAT LA DSTON E BAGS Ala or Milk. Mhorlal and Palatlsg fflco 130 of W. A H-- v l.-- Son occurred yesterday fmm 1 m. 10 a u p m Smith . 907 Plans and Estimates furnished for all All Sizes St.. above Kin.. P. Box and was hy a large numh-- -- and Prices Tanned Leathe'. witnessed r .lasses of Contracting Ailiat..r and Best a Specialty. leiept.one Main 97. of people. The launching Work. went off nicelv. Boat on Block. Hsnolula, LOOK AT THESE IKF'IR r, BVYING KLSEWHERB.

1 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL: ADVERTIS1 HONOLULU. 26, 11

& BISHOP CO.. BANKERS A. THE VALLEY ! Bank of Hawaii EMTABLIHIIKD IN 1858. MEN WAKE UP ! LIMITED. Is Your Weak? What's That? Banking Department. Back incorporate under tb Laws of Have You Dragging Pains? Territory of Hawaii. Transact business lo all departments or banking. ISLEJOIET Are You Easily Tired? Collections carefully I Ptld-U- p Capital . $600.00 attended to. Exchange bought aad sold. Have You Varicocele? . . . . 50,000 Restre Have you loat the Are and strength of yonr 9 Undivided Profits 163,00C youth? Have you "come and go" pains in your Brief Maui Notes b;.ck nd Travelers' letters of (Wa and shoulders? Are you growing old too Credit Issued on the Bank of California a soou? and N. M. If you have these symptoms or any other Officnfl AND DIRECTORS. Rothschild A Sons. London. sign Too High? Callfor-Commerci- 4 of breaking down of your nerves and vital- Correspondents: The Bank of al Of the Week's I, F M. Cook President - y Cbarlwi y. ity ou will find new life in Electricity ae ap- Tlea Praaidant Banking- Co of 8yd-ne- iQjwtt Ltd.. London. plied while you sleep. C a. Cook Cashier Cashier Doings. Bee mere j c. Atwartoa assistant DR. MIAUCHLIM'S ELECTRIC BELT T Weil now let's The T H Waterhoae. F. W. Macfarlans. 4-- statement cioesn t prove inat B. D Tenner. J. A. afcCandlsas and is made for yon. It is the betet way to use elec- you are right. Athwrtoav Drafts and cable transfers on China C. U. and Japan through the Hungkong and tricity. It ponrs a gentle stream of life into tLe Take the matter of cards. You X Shanghai Ranking Corporation and THOMAS C. FORSYTH, ; k rts continually fbr hours even- - nitrht. It v agree that work is as GOOD Commercial and Savings De- Chartered Bank of India. Australia and refreshes the nerves, expands the vital powers, enriches the circulation and AS THE BK.ST. that our stock T China. KAMAAINA, DEAD makes yon feel bright, active and vigorous in one night's use. Yon jM strong- m tne nnesi inai money can partments. A er each day , and in a few wet eks you are a new man- - stroncer aud younger T OUT, and that our charges tare in the tire of youth. It is grand, the method of mine, and every man who baa but little above the lowest prices ever used it is praising it. iX charged in the States, and lower Strict attention given to all Interest allowed on term deposits Society. than all charges made by houses branches of Banking. the following rates per annum, vis: The Makawao Literary ! T who have reputations at stake. rieven days' notice, at 1 par cent. TRY IT NOW Three months, at 3 per cent. Appraisers at Work A Don't delay trying it. Yonr future happiness depends on your checking T IF THIS IS TRUE, shouldn't upon your so we preference? jBii Balkllaf Fort Street Six months, at JH per cent. this drain vitality, stop it now, and you can be sure of a long and have the Twelve months, at 4 per cent. Child Drowned. vigerous life, full of the joys of a healthy vigor. T shouldn't your orders all your Don't drug. Drugs can't cure you, as you know if yon tried them. My X orders for this necessary work Trust Department Kelt cures because it increases your nerve power and your vitality. If you T stay at home? aa wUl call I will give you a free test of what I can do. If yon cau't call send X It Hawaii Land Co. Act trustees under mortgages. 24. Thursday evening, Here's a comparison read Manage estates, real and personal. SlATI. May for my beautifully illustrated book, telling about my method. I send it seal- over carefully and convince LIMITED. Collect rents and dividends. be 22nd. the May meeting of the Ma-Ataw- ao ed free. I have 50,(XK) cures. Call or write today. Send this ad. yourself as to who makes the Valuable papers, wills, bonds, eta., Literary Society took place at X money, received for safe keeping. most the fellow at home residence of W. O. Aiken of Puu- - Dr. M. Q. McLaughlin, I.otU' Fountain San Fran. or the one across the water. The the wages copper Accountant Department. Voalei. Makawao. The interior of the Office Hours: 8 a. m. to 830 p. m.; Sundays 10 to 1. paid for a plate s 4- - printer in the States is about $100,000 Auditors for corporations and pri- large lanai, in which the entertain 4 two dollars a day. and in this Capital Stock vate Onm was given, was prettily deco- day he MUST print One Thou Books examined and reported on. ment paid op $58,060 with the green foliage and red i sand cards. Here we pay dou- - Capital, Statements of affairs prepared. rated wages, Trustees on bankrupt or Insolvent ea- of coffee plant and brll- - bie the and all a man T berries the can do in a hard day's work is tstea. gasoline lamps. Office. kM Bethel street. bantly liphted with Six Hundred cards; a cost to us The program consisted of a burlesque of over Two Hundred per cent J omcLkw Savings Department. operetta In one act. by Offenbach. for labor alone, to say nothing - l M - Aebl President sn allow- following of the higher cost of the ma- V Deposits received and Interest "Barber of Bath." with the A I A mm l TT. a Vlca-Prsatd- eot 11. ar Nskulaa ed at 4hk per cent per annum. In ac- Is This Trss sorer cordance with rules and regulations, cast of characters: Plain Enough? LESS than some houses over j. ytw.iri copies of which may be obtained on Mr. Oilbc-rt- . who has arranged the there. h Jobosoa sppIlcaUon. marriage of his daughter to the son of Our new prices on carSs C. J. Holt Auditor Mr. D. C. makes them as cheap to you as T Insurance Department. hi nld friend. Svlvester. If you buy anything here and it im't T Llndsey. the lowest In the States, plu9 the Agents for FIRE, MARINE. LIFE, Curlew, from Bath. who. exactly what it should be if you're postage, and we deliver them to ACCIDENT and EMPLOYERS' LIA- Mr. barber you within a day or two of the T BOARD OF DIRECTORS: COMPANIES. coming to dress the hair of the bride. not satisfied, tell us. We'll send for BILITY INSURANCE bridegroom. Mr. S. time in wnicn you leave your a Komalas. 8. at Kaaaxaaoi. Insurance office. 914 Bethel street. Is mistaken for the it and refund the purchase price. If order. J. M. Ksa. It. Dowdle. Mr. 8ylvester. the prospective bride- you find you have bought the same There are other arguments in X to favor of keeping this work at groom, who Is personally unknown thing any place else, at the same time, .Iwit Comnanr will buy, Mr. Gilbert, and. arriving late, hungry home, but "Nuff said." t the Ha- and tirt-d-. is mistaken for the hair for less money, come and we will give se sell lands ta all parts of JBJCJI waiian Island, aad also has houses In dresser. Mr. W. O. Aiken. you a rebate equal to the difference. the elty of Honolulu for rent. Gertrude, who lovee a youag man she met at her aunt's. In Bath. Miss K. If that doesn't make you absolutely V. Cootedge. we We After the operetta Mr. C. D. Lufkln safe, don't know what will. lie specie mnUM I of Walluku played a fine cornet solo, keep everything in Furniture. Mil which was given an enthusiastic en- core. If That th fun and music of Offenbach, so famous for bis burlesque operas, FORT STREET. Satoenthid Ctp.ul, Tci 14,000,000 was thoroughly enjoyed by the audl- - lence present goes without saying. PlM Dp Capital, Ta 18,000.000 KAMAAINA DEAD. Don't forget our book on card X 8,710000 I canal Put, - Tel Thursday, the 22nd. Thomas C. For- etiquette. It Is good, and is syth, of Lahalna. and a yours for the asking. HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. kamaaina of fifty years' residence In Interest Allowed. Hawaii nei. died at bis son's home at Coyne Furniture Co , Ltd. t Oa Axed deposit for IS months, 4 per I'm; ;!, Kola. ' h-- urt trouble per annum. Mr. Forsyth was born In Connecti- Progress Block, corner Fort aad Beretania. east some seventy-on- e years ago ami PHOTOGRAPHIC Oa fixed deposit for months. IH pr Will cut per annum. Should be came to the Islands when a young man. eaat many years In fol- Oa fixed deposit for S months, t per He spent Lahalna PORTRAITS osat par annum, Sealed Up lowing the trades of a mason and car- buy receives for col-elctSo- n penter and boat-builde- r. Afterwards Assortment of ISLAND rna bank and years a most Fine Bills of Exchange. Issues Drafts for a number of he made VIEWS. Send for list. of Credit, and transacta a efficient and accommodating postmaster and Letters and left with the Hawaiian 111 compelled to re- hanking business. o. keeping. until health aim Trust for safe move to the bracing climate of Kula. irst Class Work Guaranteed He leaves one son. George Forsyth, and gaVkfSl grandchildren. On the 23rd the Branch of Yokohama Specie Bank, funeral, which was largely attended, lew Republic building. Honolulu. H. T took place at Omapio and was conduct- Hoi Hawaiian Trust Co.! Ltd. ed by Rev. John Kalino and Rev. J. Clans Spreekela Wa O. Irwin. Kuikahi. During the same afternoon, several This store has one of the largest Sheet Music Depart- & 923 Fort Street. George Clans Spreckels Co , Bankers hours after the funeral. Mrs. Forsyth also passed away. She had ments in America. All of the new music as soon as PttOTOORAPHIG CO.. HONOLULU. H. T. been ill of dropsy for some time and published. Every month we issue a Music Bulletin giving LIMIT RD of father-in-la- w un- the demise her - MOTT-SMIT- H SLOCK, AGENTS THE assail list of new music. If you wish us to mail- this Bulletin 8AM FRANCISCO - doubtedly hastened her death. Corner Fort and Hotel Btreeta. NEVADA NATIONAL BANK OF APPRAISERS AT WORK. to you free each month, send name and address. We RAN FRANCISCO. This afternoon, per Claudine. the charge 25c copy, for music published at ON fill (IN three commissioners to appraise, sub- but CASTLE & COOKE CO., Ld. DRAW EXCHANGE limm I 50c. Here is a brief list of new and very popular vocal and AN FRANCISCO The Nevada I1LL U ject to Government commutation. HONOLULU. Francisco, AfllllLll UIlLVmil Messrs. W. O. Aiken. W. F. Pogue and instrumental pieces. P tlor.a! Bank of 8an - i nsnnv-T- hi Union Bank of Lon- LIMITED John Kf.!.na will sail for Kaunukakni. Commission Merchants don, Ltd. i. to appra.se lands formerly kite Each 25c Postage ic extra NEW YORK American Exchange Na- OFFICERS. property of the American Sugar Co., now for ranching purposes. ifACTORS. tional Bank. Bank. H. P. Baldwin President but usl SUeAR CHICAGO Merchants National Vice-Preside- nt It when the royal patents for INSTRUMENTAL Lyoanals. J. B. Castle First seir..B vocal .'ice-Preside- 1700 Kaunaku-ka- CUE PARIS Credit W. M. Alexander. Second nt acres of land muuka of l "A Picture No Artist Can Paint." "Invincible Bagte," Sousa's Latest a NTS FOR BERLIN Dresdener Bank. Government March. Company. AND YOKOHAMA J. P. Cooke Treasurer vera that the "When The Harvest Days Are O'er." rae Ewa Plantation HONGKONG one-thi- rd In it. Agricultural Co., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking W. O Smith Secret! ry reserved a interest "Good Bye Dolly Gray." "Casilda" SoaaJti Intermezzo. m Walalua Lit H-n- c- it is the duty of the present Old Times Sake." 'The Ohio." March and Two itep. The Kohala Sugar Company. Corporation. Oeorae R. Csrter AudKor "For Mill Company. AND AUSTRALIA commission, appointed by Governor "Close Your Dreamy Eves." "Southern Girl Caprice." The Walmea Sugar NEW ZEALAND Commis- "Mosquito Parade." Tas Fulton Iron Works, St. Louis. M. Bank of New Zealand. Dalai in t? absence of Land "Baby You're the Ssellest Girl." OH Company. Bank Boyd, fix original value Have Won Heart." "Hunky D rv Cake Walk." The Standard VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER sioner to the 'Ton Her Hippy The George F. Blake Steam Pumps of British North America. Sugar Factors ot that one-thir- d interest. Upon the "Stay in Your Own Back Yard." "Rickety Dan Vce Walk." Centrifugals. Meredith V, Wetton's Bn-- l j.yif, :. the Government of the "When The Autumn Leaves Are "Janice Tae New England Mutual Llfs Insur- o General udhiq i EicDaaoe tones sum fixed by the appraisers (subject t Paliing." "Smoky M. kea Cake Walk." ance Company, of Boston. ma b authorities) parties Company, Si Deposits Received. Loans made on Commission Merchants Change tne the The Aetna Fire Insurance Security. Commercial and :i i i.: m -H ssion of the land Hartford, Conn. Approved Ex- - Jrnd for our Jfddret all ras Alliance Assurance Company, f Travelers credits Issued. Bill of AGENTS FOR will have a clear title to the properly. letters to ebaegs Bought and Sold. There are also about 17.000 acres at Mail Order London. PROMPTLY Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co.. rajessnal. Kula. to be appraised by gmnwral fMP&mm COLLECTIONS - Catalog nit Department FOR. Haiku Sugar Company. ti vjoners under same condi- ACCOUNTED Pala Plsatatlon Company. ti ms. Fine Driving Horses Nablku Sugar Company. MISCELLANEOUS. TO ARRIVE BY THE Klbel Plantation Company. Monday C.BREWER&CC, Company. During afternoon, the lth. Haw Han Sugar ten taac h-r- s held their regular meet- E3os.se." LIMITED. Kahulul Railroad Company, and I GET MY Iden H. ing In Iks Makawao schoolhouse The Queen Street. Honolulu. L A. and B Line. program consisted of a botany lesson Soda Edward May. CLOTHES MADE Our Water CLUB AGENTS FOR by D D BaMsrta and the reading of Emily F. Whitney. Ait II of Julius Caesar." BY Livery, Boarding swaftaa Aarlcultoral Company W. B Flint. The Makawao court house has re- GINGER ALE. CREAM SODA, and Sales Company. Honomu Sugar I .... nea Susar cently been repaired. The roofs have W. W. AH4HA A CO. Company. Walluku Sugar Coi been shingled and the buildings (Jail. KOMEL, ROOT BEER, Etc., as T w Company. Ookala ABLES ,kt. Huxax THE FIRST Jailor's bouse and court house) look Merchant (18 FORT STREET. plaatattoa Company. Hales kaU Tailors, I eweeteaea sy tke ue of pure Ranch-piaats- "spick and span" with whitewash and Ranch Company. Kapapala m paint. The. fences, too, have received case sugar. We u?e no cheap Company. 1038 Nuuanu Ave. -. Line aad Shipping a coat of whitewash. sow tut- oir aaaSON wht Btabir Pnoiicr. 109 Man. Cbas. Brewer aes ana Ft-rif- SAa Francisco Packets. Monday, the 19th. a Porto Rlran sur beverage the bet H8-- Phono-- 319 and 7t. Llne of Borton 4 years age. was drowned in Yon get latest style, the. most sesolar H RELLINA. Ccs Iketa LTD- - child of A m - OF HAWAII. mn notoa - tbe ditch near Pala Plantation Hos- a good tit and the Agent Pblladalpht Board of Un- pital. The body, swept along by the Pro st dollvsrw anywhere and prices are right. Is eity ar.d Wal-M-M. Q. HOP CO. rritera'r . urfnt, was found In a reservoir some fTi wif the C. YEE & OO Company Capital. S2SS.0Sa.00. distance below. The mother had left only a moment but missed the I OFFICERS: Cec:i Brown the child KA KIM n l EAKKET UST OF one too late to save It from death. ill . V loo-- Preside nt M. P. Robinson little Consolidated Soda Water W. iks Mxl iM-ery- lr-ll-f- t. r. cooper No Inquest was deemed necessary. F. Cashier W. WINDOW SHADES E. and The Honoulu tKala) lands of Gear. Compact, and BkflsSasiSl Col. w. r. Principal Office: Corner Fort Lansing A Co. of Honolulu have re- Lti. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. 0 King streets. ten-ac- re lis- Street, corner Alakea. AadStor: F. C Joaan, . water-- cently keen surveyed Into lots sacrifice. Mais IL Beretania ora. upon mar- 1000 to k sold at once st a St Phon Blue 2511. R-- Carter. Direct and are soon to be put the Shades from c and up. Call at We: ku Fort street. ket. There are SOO s res tslsty lot. snce. SAVINGS DEPOSITS received and for the most part fine corn land. whl h Notion Store JUHEI ISHIZUKA Interest allowed for yearly deposits at undoubtedly will meet with ready sale Hnnolulu AOENCY OF the rate Sff M ceat per annum. at reasonable prices S. MATHEWS, WingWoChan&Oo Pr Sunday, the lttb. tbe "Festival of T. Merchandise. Gentlemen's and regulations furnished upon 710 . . . Orpehum Blocte. General Rales the Holy Ghost" was celebrated at the Fort St. Furni!!i rg Good. Boots and Bboss, HIN BANK. LTD aUea. Walakoa Catholic cburrh. Hundreds asonv Furniture. ehco! Supplies. Stationery, eta KEI of Portuguese from Pala and other Co. and Tobacco. Honolulu Iron Warts Claars . Ooposit- - CMt Stahlea VINEYARD ST. JOSEPH H ARTMASJI at CO. parts of Maul attended the services. Chinese and Japanese Teas. gWt St Mrs. A. Barnes of Honolulu Is vis KNOinrsa Ex- btkaji Crockery. Mattlnga. Transact Oenerai Banking aad iting Mrs. W. A. McKay of W Vases, Camp bora ."v D. B. Murdoch of Kwa Is at her BOILERS. St'OAR MILLS. COOL The S tent Barber Shop change business. WHOLESALE Mrs. CASTING Rattan Chstrs. at ERS. BRASS AND LEAD Oiuruaghly disla-fe- t1 Barents residence Haiku. -- OCR RAZORS are an erery scrlpuor AN an and Dan and mcchlnery of AND BATINS using. HEAD OFFICE, TOKYO, JAr and Liquor Dealers attent!or sLKS befere Wine te! Nahaku was ubtient over tne oiria made to order. Particular fKRSANDEZ. Prop-- on to fnu f D'a'K'niiininf. uu OF ALL NW DRAW VXCFANOB ON FfRHY of a baby tvy the 2ist. tio-iL-x Naaaavs Btrat . . ore Motel wsverlsy Blosk. BETHEL 8T. WaSther Showery. executed on sbortest ootlos. NATIONAL BANK. TOKOHAMA. If THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAE ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY 26, 19a

CHA8. F- - HERRICK CARRIAGE COMPANY, Ltd. G. F. HERRICK, PAUL It ISENBERG. Manager. President. HUNT FROn NOW TILL DOOMSDAY and you wont, you can't, find a better made, handsomer, smarter line of up-to-da- te harness ) - than that sold by us, : : : : : : T j CALL AND LOOK AT OUR LARGE DISPLAY of Surrey, Boggy, Track, Expref?, Wagon, Team and Dump Cart Harness, alao Horoe Boots, Collar, Sweat Pad?, Cooler., Housings, Halters, Mats, Brushes, J ap Kobes, Tie Rapes, Lamps, Sponges, Grease. Whips. Dressing, Ftc, Etc.

S. Andr COL A. G. HAWES, WHO SERVED hn - c r- ft-- 1 t Livery and Boarding Stables WITH JOHN BROWN, THE MARTYR LIMITED. OU A. O HAWKS. fath-- r of the victorious d feats like Bunker Hill F. M. Hatch and well known In II and Lexington. J ST C a BERETAHIA : l jIii. Colonel Hawea la the authority for was on of John Uruwn famous story about John Brown and the Hot nv n at ' wmwnmliv Ilia story is told Harp r's Ferry incident. He. too. by the in the Chronicle an follows: way. waa one of the free soil mm who Have in Stock and as r ST.. .wl W A 4B at n.9 T V s nWh tfrt'n.r In ...... las Colon I liaw.-- waa older than Dr. 1111 w CITY Mi Milan r when th. border wars broke na immortality witn me om lean. r. run- Offer for Sale out, and has even more vivid recollec-- nearly twenty years ago. this story FEED tlons of J..fln Urown. He was not In the wa copU-- a ail over the country and Its STORE battle of Bask Jack, but he cam down authenticity was attacked by the men Weather In to help to the prisoners ho awarded Brown in his prison in Mr-take- n BlJLDNG time Kurd K,ni' v. less Co onel aw in the action, among thm Fate . rthe - vouches for its truth. This Is the lnci-- c hlrnarlf. 1- 1- witn.sl ols.. the next In- and delft in Kansas history, when two troops d nt aa ne wrole ": of ("nlted States dragoons under Colonel "In the ranks of the free state men re was a young B Sumner that same K. V. Sumner who th man named Charles Necessities P ROOFING Phone afterward played so Important a part In Ll nhart. Now. Charles was a ne California to the Union descend- - well. wild, whisky-lovin- g fellow, with BUILDING PAPER Main 301 1 and forced the free-so- il men to release such habitual (rood nature that he would the prisoners. But he waa with tha old not harm a kitten at least, so every one PRESERVATIVE PAINT liberator at Ossawatomle. And his de-- ! of his acquaintances thought. He BOILER AND STACK scriptlon of the man differs little, from would get merry as often as occasion PAINT the portrait given by history. He says: presented Itself, but he seemed under all INSULATING COMPOUND "Let me remark mat not one of the lat- - circumstances to be pervuded by one idea. er pictures of John Brown show him as and that was devotion to John Brown Gurney Refrigerators, BRIDGE AND ROOF PAINT 1 hfl then appeared. All these depict him and his cause. It was noticed that if any with the entire lower part of the face , business of Importance was on hand covered with a heavy growth of gray Charley was always sober, and it was on- - Gnrney Ice Boxes, beard. Doubtless this was correct when ' when everything was quiet that he was REFINED SUGARS, cups. the likenesses were taken In Virginia, in his He was a pressman in one Cube It! for he allowed his beard to grow after of the printing offices in Lawrence a tall. Lightning Ice Cream and Granulated. the time of which I speak, but this was black-eye- d specimen of the Western not the John Brown of Ossawatomle. American, a dead shot with pistol or Freezers, PAINT OILS, Beardless as a priest, hollow-cheeke- d as a rifle, as supple as an Indian, and as tire-herm- it, he Mood that morning before the less. Charley was too dissipated to pos Lucol and Llnaecd. tal tie with eyes as gray as the glinting "ess the confidence of 'Old Cap." a fact Coolers, h Water of the dawn. This was the first time grieved him much, and when the STEAM PIPF ! COVERING, What? that ! ever saw old John Brown. Hat was made up for Harper's Ferry his have often heard him pray. If you name was not there. The leader did not Ice Shaves, Reed's Patent Elastic Seetftaa don't know what it means to 'wrestle know that Charley could control his ap Covering. witn the Lord in prayer you should p tite wntn necessary. Tnere was no have heard Captain John Brown lie douht of his trustworthiness. but the Puritan Blue Flame INDURINE, didn't minee matter a bit. He told the work then in hand demanded not only White l.rd what he wanted ami then h. trtted strong arms and brave hearts, but cool Oil Water-pro- of Cold Water Wh. Rock! Wickless Stoves, the I,rd to do It. He cried aloud that It heads. The time of trial came, and on Inside and outside, In whit a 4 miKht be done. He Implored that It the night before the execution of John colors. done and done right away. I heard one Brown, the sentry who stood guard at Water Hose. f the company say that the old captain the door of his cell was none other than could pray the roof off the top of a Charley L nhart. An hour or two before FILTER PRESS CLOTH house.' " !..y light a few whisper d words were Linen and Juta. ANOTHER CARLOAD DUE Colonel Hawes was at the battle of Os-- spoken to the old man. an offer to ex- - Mwatoml.-- . ijJi.ri- - 'John Brown. sawn- - change clothing and places. The prof- - CEMENT, LIME tomb BSSssm saw his sons fall dead be- - ferd chance was tlrmly. steadily refused. AND BRICKS AND FOR SALE BY . . . side him and b. side them laid him down." i Charley implored him to make the at-- n.- - of these same .n died beside npt to escape, but the answer was: We have a splendid assort Colonel Hawes-Fre- d. the youngest. The "'It is boneless. I would never eet night before the battle I lawe and Fred away, and vou would only suffer. No ment at the very lowest prices. Mr. n. - the youngest of the,- on. were , not a word more. My time has come. sleeping In a cabin some dltance from and vou shall not uselessly sacrifice your AGENTS FOB me main command, loimi: itrwn Kt u life '..r me XSTERN early to feed their horses, leaving Hawes I And this galtant young devotee, dis SUGAR REFINING CO, C- In --bed. The latter was awakened by fir heartened and disappointed. stood ne SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. W. - ing, and cane out to see a score of Slav- - j day In the ranks of the militia that s ery men In possession of the horses and round' d the place of execution. He fills Fred l:r.wn tr. t h.-- d on the ground an unknown grave in the wilds of Ar- W, W, DIMOND CO, BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE dead Haw. rrawl.d throuich the under kansas, where he died as a soldier of the & WORM brush to was PHILADELPHIA, PA. retrain the command, which i Colon. He had. upon hearing of the fighting in a blockhouse against superior felltire of the Virginia expedition, start- & Co., f.-r- e LIMITED. Ld. number B. he made position Peacock the ed at once res- with the determination to iEWELL UNIVERSAL he had retreated In good order cue his old chief or perish In the attempt. Dealers In Crockery, m the river. where they were The skill with which he manned to get Glass Manufacturers of National Caaa not molested. I. alng thirty of the on guard before the cell door the night and House Furnishing Goads. 8aredder, New York. memy Im and two of their own men dead fore the xecution. and the arrange- Sole agents the upon the field. This most famous of all ment which he made for the escape, at- far celebrated t:K John Brown's feats of arms was one of test his faithfulness to his old leader." Jewel stoves ana Gurney .'ARAFFINE PAINT COMPANT dla.1,1 does San Francisco, CaL I all that this banner had been sent to 53. 65. 57 - Clark Automatic IS MURDERER Micronesia. It was under a mistake, 'HLANDT A CO., if supposed to have been so disposed of. KING ST., HONOLULU. San Francisco, Cal. HADLEY HERE? But It was certainly a happy hap- m Telephone System pening since it adds great historic value to the banner. San Francisco detectives think that MARTHA i'IIA M BKIII.AIN. lladlejr. the murderer of Nora Fuller, GUY OWENS, came to Honolulu. The Chronicle says: Electrical Engineer, After Hadley had thrown down the M paper of January 16th he left the house, Exclusive Sales Manager. grt ally distressed In mind, and did not Fresh Today! return. He was seen that evening at The Fountain 4lsLsmiLsLvBalsV j Lotta'a fountain at 5 o'clock; since that Stiff We take pleasure in noti- Room 6, Mclntyre Bldg. time he has not been seen. Railroad SODA fying our many customers tlcketa aold on that date have been ex WORKS, SHBRIB4M ST. amined, those of one road being in To- - and the public generally peka. Kas. They proved disapjmlnt-mg- . Dellvera that we hone Main Then work began on the steamer to all parts of the city chem are now making fk-eanl- c icallv Dure nnH no ln . wi . .... lines. The steamship Ventura - - i o...ijU,p manned for Honolulu. Pago Pago. Auekland ter ror wi drinking purposes In al. Sydney, 16 i der and did not sail on January Neck 10 Fresh at until to p. m.. having b-- en delayed five cents per gallon. Every Day hours by the non-arriv- of Eastern Cocoanut mail. This fact ascertained, inquiries What a nuisance a stiff neck is. Taffey, Great Reduction ware made of the crew yesterday and Every turn is a pain and every move- Peanut Taffey, Sale a photograph of Hadl. y shown to the DRINK ment of the body is a reminder that you Strawberry COM ME SCI NO SATURDAY, MAY 24 stewards. Several were sure the face Ts?ffey, was familiar, and one. a second cabin got something you ought not to have Distilled Vanilla Taffey, K0 THREE WEEKS steward, was almost certain that it va something that would if Water ONLY he photograph of a second cabin pas you not have Molasses Taffey, wowid And avoid kidney troubles Brerthing reduced. Come seugtr wno had left the steamer at yoa rub your neck uiih Dr. and rheu early and get the best selection. Honolulu. A call at the office." of the Ha;pruner" Pain Remover. matism. In the Eastern States Butter Chips Taffey, stenmship company developed ta. the fact C;o or send to the nearest druggist best physicians are treating kidne, All at a pound. thr.t two or three men had booked as complaints I second cabin passengers Just before rhe and get a bottle of Dr. Halpruncr's entirely with Just such wa K. IV! nice closed. While the booking hour is Pain Rc.Tovcr. Rub it on your neck ter as I am offering you. Ml A on These are the Best Grade of King Street, next to not the ticket, yet the name of the it in it Castle A Cooke. steamer having been written In would thoroughly rub won't blister; Candies that money can make. show that it was so late that the office you can us; as much of it ss you want. Ring Up stamp had been put away. If a pas- The fir.--t application will give you relic 270 TRY THEM senger has baggage the fact is noted for water or on the ticket by a "li" punch mark. and the second one will remove it pure soda made from thl. There la a ticket without the "B" mark. entirely. water. Confectionery The name is Immaterial, for it might Don't let the druggist talk you our of not be Hadley. The of Department Cordova records the real iAJ FRANCISCO, Wines purser as to the bookings on board the buying the HONOLULi OF THE steamer after the office closed were not NEW TORK available yesterday at the hour the in- Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd. quiry was made. If Hadley was on stslpruner's Oallfornia Winery that steamer it Is but natural for him I a - to hav? left it at Honolulu and taken 50 cents and $1.00 a bottle. & S. their own Vineyard,, and are another line to Japan or China, or some If your druggist hasn't Halpruncr's Grin'oanm & Go fc ' other place In the Orient away from Oaiiu Ice "om Pain Remover, send Medi- he market. 'V Vauuiteration. The best Table Wine, in cable communication. He might as to Halpruner LIMITED. well have gone to New York as to Syd cal Maawfactnring Co., 28 California ney. Then, might reasonably he be St. , San Francisco, Cal. 1 5 sorters ComiDlssioD Electric excused for secluding himself from the 103 WOLTERS, WALDRON CO., rest of the passengers for the few days' Item Ltd. run to the Islands, but to do so on the Ice Delivered to any part of the SOLE voyage to Australia would have been AGENTS. The Pacific Hotel OLE AGENTS City. sure to arouse suspicion. It Is onlv a 1182 FOR q YY.S pass.-nge- r Union St., Opp. STKFF.T. HONOLrLl , H, T. long chance that the late Pacific Club. Island orders promptly filled. without baggage was Hadley. but. as Newly BLANCHE the police have heretofore overlooked furnished Roo rrtA BATES 5t no chances, it Is probable they proof, electric liehta. hat and that will Flrst-alas- s CIGAR. aottman & Mark bam. take this one up and run It down. ter. Table Board. MILK! BUTTER! MRS. H ANA. Proprietor faltphona Blue 315L P. O. Box ftH. CREAM! A C r on. Office: Kewalo. Alwayn pure; always good. eit NOTICE PHILADELPHIA UNDERWRITER Butter at reduced price. Edit r Advertiser: Since the histori sUTISH AMERICAN ASSURANC1 YU-KI- cal ket h the third decade nt ih I rr TTf)iv rT COMPANY, of Y. TA1, ! Toronto, H M. S. was printed -- h Ip Ontario. a In Th or advice Is Invite No. 1272 Fort Street. near KukuL tiser of this morning It baa come t. !rate. either In person or bv letter" psciat attenUon given to eonsiga Honolulu the knowledge ..f the writer that nn r,th Enalirn Hattie E Larrn has m. nanta of Coffee and Rica. Assn -- Inadvertent mistake Is rnn v.. v...l ru' tron of the Salvation Dreaamaker, Ladles1 Underwear. Rev. P. Emerson was ,. Industrial Home. 448 Klna street Sklrta, Chemliti, Ktc. a nrw a k nAlitln mmm Read the IHUly Advertiser; 71 ienj j A large line ready-mad- e Moaquito of aaaatb. Nets always on hand.