To Beat Quinn PEACE CONFERENCE LEPROSARIUM

U. S. WEATHER BU-REA- JUNF. 10-- Ust 24 SUGAR 96 Test Cen-tri- fu hoars' rainfall, .65 tem- jait. 4 3l25cs Per Ton. perature, max. 78; mm. $86.25. 88 Analysis Beets 68. Weather, variable 12s; Per Ton $91.80.

S ? 9 ? 0 8 8 CD 9 ' 9m VOL. III., NO. 128. 1 HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, SUNDAY JUNE n, 1905. TWELVE PAGES. Entered Jau it, at Honotuin Hawaii, &a Seioua

JOSEPH J. FERN LOOKING FOR A SITE WYMAN FINDS the man Named FOB THE COMING GOOD SITE FOR

to beat quinn PEACE CONFERENCE LEPROSARIUM

s E The Civic Federation Announces its Choice and (ASSOCIATED PRESS CABLEGRAMS.) Surgeon General Pleased With Arrangements it Also Endorses Henry for Sheriff of Oahu. WASHINGTON, June n, The acceptances of Japan and at the Settlement and Has Picked Out s Papers Filed. of President Roosevelt's good will have been received here. Poepoe His Square Mile. ST. PETERSBURG, June n. Paris is Russia's choice as the place for the peace negotiations, but she would accept Manchuria I The Civic Federation has announced "he name of the man who is counted I or Washington. The site for the t'nited States Leprosarium at Kalawao, Molokai has been upon to beat Jim Quinn for Supervisor. It is Joseph J. Fern, shipping master for the Wilder Steamship Company. His nomination papers were filed late selected and all that remains to be done before the actual erection of build- yesterday afternoon. NORWEGIANS ARE CALM. ings is begun is the surveying of the tract. This will be done at once, and it In the 'meantime, things have commenced to be doing in the fight for will not be long before building work will proceed. The selection of the site

Sheriff of the County of Oahu. Not a doubt of it. High Sheriff Henry filed 'was Surgeon-Gener-al CHRISTIAN IA, Norway, June u. The public is calm and it accomplished yesterday by Wyman and the party of his nomination papers yesterday. And, even a little ahead of him, Poepoe Territorial and Government officials who accompanied him to Molokai on is believed that Sweden will peacefully accept the situation. A re- the was smoked out and filed his nomination papers as fusion candidate. public is popularly favored. steamer Likelike. The site is just east of the Baldwin Home at Kalawao and Evidently this matter aroused an interest entirely beyond its apparent im- comprises about a square mile of fine land, sloping gently from the mountains portance. The news came down town with a rush and Arthur Brown, who had deserted the island canvass somewhere en route, was seen in consultation A RIOT IN RUSSIA. to the ocean. There is a fairly good landing on the beach, the drainage is with Harry Murray and Charlie Chillingsworth and other of his lientenants, perfect and a splendid water supply is easily Obtainable. as though the action of Poepoe was of the greatest moment. Maybe there Surgeon-Genera- l Wyman was seen last night when the Likelike arrived i. MINSK, June n. In a riot here twenty Jews were wounded was a fear that Poepeoe would not file his papers. Maybe there was a fear :in port and seemed greatly pleased with the trip. "We had a most success -- he would. But, of course, if anything is to be made at all of the Home and one killed. One soldier and the chief of police were wounded. that ful day and a pleasant trip," he said, "and selected a beautiful spot just Kule bugaboo this time,, Poepoe must be kept in the race. east of the Baldwin Home in Kalawao. The site is well suited to the purpose And so, what will happen to Poepoe, no man can say. His name may be GROVE R TO THE RESCUE. on the ticket when the ballots are counted and it may not be. In any to which it will be put; it is well drained and has a good water supply. Sur- event, it will not be upon many of the ballots. veying lines will be run at once. We drove all over the peninsula and in- - HOME RULERS MAKE A RAISE. NEW YORK, June II. Grover Cleveland has accepted the po- spected the settlement. I am very much pleased at the conditions there. The sition of trustee for the Equitable Life. Bot there ... a report current that the Home Baler, had raised a bit of settlement is excellent in every way and we have an ideal spot for our money somewhere, and would spend it. Perhaps Poepoe is spending some of station." significant this report of a raisa should have it as a speculation. But it is that AN AUTO TRAGEDY. Governor Carter stated that the site selected seemed to be an ideal one. come coineidentally with Brown's hurried return to town and that Poepoe 's "We took the Surgeon-Genera- l over and showed him what we had, but the .filing of his papers should have followed that event, too. The bugaboos work is not finished yet." In reply to a question as to whether the Territory might just as well get ready to work overtime, that is sure. CHICAGO, June ii. An automobile plunged into the river I was satisfied with the selection, the Governor replied, "Yes, there are some Eeports that come from the around-the-islan- d trip of the Republicans are here, drowning three people. of our buildings on site which will have to be moved, and that will cause various. The party was at Waialua last night, where it was said that Brown the some expense, good that the station will do is worth more to us than would join them, although he was in town and in earnest eonfereace with his PRESIDENT RECEIVES but the lieutenants yesterday at noon. The expedition, so the stories go, had had the money the removal of the buildings will cost, though the Territory is not its mishaps. The lirst of these took place at Kaneohe, on the first night out. BISHOP AT burdened with surplus funds." The party was traveling with horses, of course, the walking not being as good LIBERT President Pinkham of the Board of Health stated that conditions were now as it may be later, and after the meeting the horses were turned into a THE WHITE HOUSE good in the settlement. There were no complaints and many compliments corral. And, in the morning, they were gone every one of them. Whether were passed on "Jack" McVeigh's administration of affairs. Mr. Pinkham enemy in vicinity, to make this was a nefarious device of the Home Rule that stated that the Likelike arrived at Kalaupapa at about 8 o'clock yesterday go or them out of the country, nobody could the candidates afoot frighten morning. The trip over was very rough and a number of the party were sea- sav. The horses were gone, and two of them have not been found yet. The sick. The landing was smooth and no trouble was experienced in getting candidates, however, went on. Link McCandless lent them mules. band greeted the visitors at the landing. After in "I think it was the fault of one of my old horses, which is a terror to ashore. The settlement open gates." said Candidate Jim Quinn, who was not of the party, yesterday specting Kalaupapa the party drove over to Kalawao, where the site was "I did not know it until after they had gone, but they tell m that horse selected without any trouble, it being practically the only one considered at open any gate. can all seriously. After the site had been picked out the party returned to Ka- Which is a manifestation of the superiority of horse sense, perhaps. Be- - cause the Civic Federation insists that Mr. Quinn has come to a gate that laupapa and lunched at McVeigh's. In the afternoon the maps were gone lie cannot open. over and the situation discussed. At 5:25 the Likelike started on her re- HENRY'S PETITION. with $ turn trip to Honolulu. Superintendent McVeigh returned the party. Sheriff Henry was, perhaps, The filing of the nomination paper of High It is reported that there is a possibility that the Government may select a most significant political move of the day. The paper was very numer the dryer spot than the one selected for the main station and ously signed, much more numerously that that of Brown, as will be seen by second site in a the following comparison of the two papers: erect one of the buildings on it. ' HENRY. BROWN. F. J. Lowrey, A. F. Griffiths, P. I. Chester A. Doyle, John Marcallino, W Weaver. E. D. Tenney, Charles If. L. Stanley, J. A. Thompson, Henry CROWDS ATTENDED THE HOLY Cooke. W. A. Low, Jonathan Shaw, Davis. S. M. Kanakanui. J. H. p. C. Jones. Frank Barwick, Ed Harbottle, C. Hustace Jr., A. G. Towe, A. X. Campbell, D. L. Nichols, J. S. Martin, J. S. Walker, Withinpton. Theodore Richards, J. Clifford Kimball. E. K. Rathburn, GHOST FETE AT CATHEDRAL It Whitney. W. L. Moore, L. A. H. D. M. Cobb. J. K. Wilder, J. F. Thurston. A. W. Pearson, W. A. Brown, W. J. Forbes, A. H. Smith. Bowen, K. W. Campbell, A. Lewis Manuel Leal, J. H. Boyd, J. H. Jr., G. P. Castle, C. R. Hemenway, Soper, Harry Armuage, Frank The Holy Ghost celebration at the Roman Catholic Cathedral which began P. ML Pond. W. H. Babbitt, John Hustace, E. S. Cunha, A. V. Gear, Kffinger. Davi L. Ai, Asa Kaulia, M. Phillips, Frank J. Krueger, A. last evening is one of the most notable religious feasts held in Honolulu. Testa, Moke G. M. Robertson, W. W. Makino, J. E. Kahoa. Isaac in charge makes Kaiha. Isaac Harbottle, A. Kale- - F. E. Richardson. J. A. Oilman. Kverv voar the Portuguese society which has the celebration ikau.-W- K. Xahalua. D. Paele, P. the effort to bring it as close as possible to the hearts of the people who K. Kapanookalanif Oscar Hoick, W. H. Kahumoku. Pupue. S. Keka. D. have come from the islands of Madeira and St. Michaels, for the feast marks Kaiole. J. E. Keano. D. Kapele, A. a Portuguese history. D. K. Kamakanahoa. George Maka-len- a. historical episode in J. K. Kauai, Kaiminoku Luia. In the center of the promenade a shrine to the Holy Ghost has been C. B. Halle, S. K. Ku. G. S. U ereeted" At is the idle-Ughte- d altar. I the enter a table is kunik.: J. K?' Kanepuu, C. Elvin. BISHOP LIBERT OF HAWAII, WHO WAS RECEIVED BY THE 8 Xed Crabbe. PRESIDENT. set for twelve persons, laden with fruits, pastries and enough food in general ANDREWS RESIGNS. ;,$SS$$$$$$$5S$$5S3 to make a great feast. A huge ornament made of fruits is swung opposite Andrews. Chairman of the Republican County True to his word, Lorrin (Mail Special to the Advertiser.) when told that his reverend visitors the shrine. Committee, resigned from Civic Federation as a result of body's j has the that were going thither and then reverted Tast night the promenade was lighted with strings of parti-colore- d electrie or ot cdierirt nenry or vanu WASHINGTON, T. C, Mav 23 endorsement candidacy ingn ior ;nenti 7 the . , , A , . i lh mt maLLcr ul annul immiiis i ...... 1 l i .... i c n - .. i ? I!lts- - w,me an" wue --M i against Arthur Brown. Mr. Andrews wrote a letter to the Federation giving President Roosevelt has well defined waJL He expresS(.d mucn lnterest in "" Pu ' of body field of an, In a well-lighte- d booth finery was on display and was as his reasons for his withdrawal the entrance the into the UeM about the adv inla&es of sman St.eiKe white setters going Uito the America Hawaii. locVl endorsement of a man opposed to the regular active politics by the fQj. territory and asked Mr. Atkinson why sispc of to the multitude who bought chances therein. Near the shrine was con- - fmers Hawaii L&st Wednesday Republican nominee. As a matter of fact. Mr. Andrews has only been ff n..t ma,i to encourage . , , , , i I - the Cathh i. & th sistent in this because, as Chairman of the County Committee, he must be a Mr. Atkinson accompanied Bishop Li- Janal tte ortnern of " . ,, gav flags and dancing lights hundreds and hun- - Qf on.? -- v,. VoionMn f wnoin- - . mi. 1st of all this w - fluttering of i utctu. lhrri ir.ihor ...... - naiv io so merv ani iaKe ur iiuin And he is making a gallant struggle for the men whose battle he is conduct- - lu tJ the white House. The three had farms. The Southern people have re-- ,!reds of people, mainly Portuguese, crowded and jostled goo. I naturedly. scarecrow, which thing shreds ing. Not a doubt of it. Even the Home Rule ot a very interesting conversation of fif- - cently been quite successful with jrvervbody wore holiday garb. straight-ticke- t men set up and are now most indus up and patches the " have 'teen with The Italians, who are rapidly taking TO;n ,o minutes the President. I ...... wt,;n(, oMstrihoted to tW- r.oor neonl. good if the dodge were . i . 1 m x. " t j r triously pretending to run away from, would be politics two Catholics stopped here, en route trii' k farming in numerous Southern n o l.i. ef1Ar-.-wnr- T ?a a An.lcra tlm.' Crf O C f'lT fl Q tllPV lik( With- - tOO. 'Pontifical mass will be celebrated at P a. m., the sermon to be delivered by " t' - s-- J nin e, - " to New York, where they sailed this localities Deeause not ody in the world is going to pay any attention to ii. Mr. Atkinson repUed experi- - to Cathedral Brotherhood of morning by the Kroonland for Bel- - that j.'atner Stephen. Previons to entry the the the The Republican campaign is apathetic, right enough. Not a doubt of ments had be'-- n tried with various na nnm thence to proceed to Rome Holy Ghost, carrying the crown and banner, will head a procession to pass that. The neonle refuse to be aroused to anv of the old cries. They know fr tionalities and that considerable suc- - audience with the Pope. The Presi- - Vi. and what thev are going to do, and at the right time will go and do it. And one" had been attalned with the Por- - through the crow,. The crown will be carried by James dent greeted the Bishop with special of the things that is not going to be done is to deliver the Boards of Super- tugnese, especially from the Azores, inIO xhis receptacle the offerings of the people will be placed. At 3 p. m. the handle money, cordiality, exclaiming as he took the visors into the hands of the grafters. The Supervisors the who wer? attrarted to the islands. Hawaiian Government Band will give a sacred concert in the Cathedral and the voters are intelligent enough to pick out honest men for that service. Bishop's hand: "My dear Bishop. I am Qff,-ir,- ,, nnrtmUM for nr- - It is not a natter of enthusiasm, that, but just plain business sense. And so, particularly glad to meet you. for I quiringr iaru3. put Mr. Atkinson em- - grounds. your Ha- - 1 while the hurrah boys' business is a failure, and the people refuse to get have heard of good works in pn 1 ized that the people of Hawaii; At p. m. twelve poor men. six Portuguese and six Hawaiian?, will sit waii " j up scared, not all the knifing that embittered men may be driven to do will cut were very willing to take with anyown fo th? femst in the shrine an,i be waited upon by the Holy Ghost much figure in the supervisoral fight. The President alluded to the benefits suggestions that promised to bring any Brotherhood. This will be one of the interesting ceremonies, (Continued on Page 3.) derived from small farming in Belgium, (Continued on Page 2) SUNDAY ADVERTISER, JUNE 11, 1905. HISTORIC MISSIONARY HOME CHANGES HANDS g Are You Looking r For Something an X Episcopal Church Secures Armstrong Premises Handsome In T v on Beretania Street from Punahou Trustees W for Educational Purposes. DINING ROOM The historic Armstrong home adjoining the home of Queen Liliuokalani on Beretania street, opposite Central Union Church was transferred yesterday by the aliu College trustees to the Episcopal diocese, represented by Bishop Restarick, for a consid- FURNITURE ? eration of $i8,O00. The deal has been under way for some time. The premises have been used by the Episcopal Church for school purposes for the past year, the school being the old Iolani College which was founded by Bishop Willis. It is proposed to enlarge the scope of the college, make many improvements in the j MAKES ME FEEL LIKE A NEW MAN" bjihlin-- s. influence in the ''IT and make it an institution of educational It would be almost impossible to conceive anything allies, who run down - I want to talk to men who have pains and fe: community. more substantial and tasty in Dining- Room Furniture than physicallv. who realize that the old "Are" and energy which was so The Armstrong home is one of the old-tim- e missionary struc- can amount of , the elegant sets we have now on display. evident in youth is absent now; men who t stand the tures and was built and occupied by Rev. Mr. Armstrong-- one- exertion they could years ago. I want you if that means you to see what I have done for others who were just as bad off. That's my in- time pastor of Kawaiahao Church. It was afterwards sold to the troduction. If a friend in whom you had confidence presented some Catholic .Mission and used for school purposes. Later it was ac- ' good me, one to you and said. Jack, here's Brown; he has made with by College and used for the preparatory courses, him," wouldn't you trust him, too? quired Punahou Our $190 Set and I trust a "Mr. H. A. Lehndorff, proprietor of the Fernando Hotel. Fernando, until the new and handsome Preparatory School, was erected Cal., a man known to thousand- - of Californians, a G. A. R. veteran, couple of years ago on the ahu College grounds. The Episcopal will praise consists of a magnificent round table of Quarter-Sawe- d Pol- says that my Belt cured him of Rheumatism, and that he Church then secured the structure for continuing Iolani College it for all time as the grandest remedy known for that trouble. ished Oak, and six Chairs and two Armchairs to match. Mr. W. F. Quite, Cedarville, Cal.. writes. March 10: 'Your Belt there. The table measures five feet in diameter and can be ex- me I had spent $1000 In useless doctoring." cured after tended no less than ten feet. It is built on the Pillar-Cent- er I have curei thousands of men who have squandered the savings of tax. Such information will be very im- years in useless doctoring. PRESIDENT RECEIVES portant, for there will be champions of plan, and is altogether desirable. My Btlt is easy to use- - put it on when you go to bed; you feel the a tax on coffee and some of the strong- The chairs iire strongly made, with handsomely carved glowing heat from it (no sting or burn, as in old style belts), and you est of these champions are likely to be wel- French legs have box carving feel the nerves tingle with the new life flowing into them. You get up the standpat Republicans who will and leather seats. The on the hand-wor- tn he morni.ig feeling like a I ld. (Continued from Page 1.) come any expedient that enables them set is entirely k. 70 says as strong young as he did at to divert Congress from a revision of An old man of he feels and nationality of good white settlers to We have Buffets, Sideboards and China Closets to match S5. That shows it renews the visor of youth. It cures Rheumatism, Sci- the tariff. atic Pains, Lumbago, Kidney Trouble. Banishes pain in a night, never their midst. BEET AND CANE GROWERS. exactly should you desire to add to the set. to return. IMMIGRATION. gossip here, For those who desire less expensive furniture, we have 330 Francisco, says, March There is considerable Mr. A. C. Hammond. Pine street. San too, about the advisability of bringing sets of tables and chairs in durable Hardwood, may be ob- 75 me general an3 Strong encouragement comes from the 20: "At the age of your Belt has cured of weakness the beet and cane sugar interests, both kidney trouble." Department of Commerce an.d Labor tained from $15 a set, and upward. you on the mainland and in Hawaii, into What ;iils you? Write and te'l me, and no matter where are I in favor of a program assisting immi- closer relations. It has been pointed We cordially invite inspection of these goods. can give you of some one in your town that I have think I the address gration to Hawaii. Secretary Atkin- out recently that if these interests cured. I've cured thousands and every m"an of them is a walking ad- should combine and present a solid vertisement for my Belt. son has had a long conference during front to Congress, instead of practical- - Every man who uses my Belt gets the advice and counsel of a physi- the past week with one of the immi- - iy fighting one another, they might e cian free. I give you all that any medical man can give, and a lot that gration officials of the department, able to stay any legislation favorable he can't. Try my Belt...... t tViti nrndiiptinn- ' nf 2iip-;i- in the -"Phil- - illu-trate- Mr. K. K. Camubell. t he latter tlnnks FREE BOOK Write me today for my beautiful d book, allowed ippines and at the same time fortify that the territory should be against Cu- with cuts showing how my Belt is applied, full of good reading matter executing plans for themselves the time when A Inclose great latitude in ban sugar will be a far greater menace for men who want to be "The Noblest Work of God" MAX. getting white settlers to the islands. this ad and I will send this hook, sealed, free. than it is now to the beet sugar pro- 'Mr. Campbell reasons that the ter- ducers, to the cane growers of Louisi- Porter Co. BT. Furniture g. MARKET ritory is in a somewhat different at- Ha- dr. m. Mclaughlin, f EIH, Son Eto it c4SCO ana, and to the cane growers of titude than a corporation or an in- waii. dividual," said Mr. Atkinson today. TAFT PARTY SMALLER. Young Building. Corner Hotel Street. "He reasons that the territory would advertising The predictions of many skeptical certainly be warranted in people about the personnel of the Taft its resources and advantages in other party are gradually being fulfilled, in countries where people would be inter- that many of the prominent men of ested in migrating to Hawaii. When Congress are declining to go on the such a matter is undertaken by the long trip. Such men as Speaker Can- Territory the statements would he all non and ry Root have al- the more reliable and all the more en- ready announced that they can not A Drink for the Connoisseur. titled to credence. Rut Mr. Campbell spare three months for a voyage to the also reasons from that first step, that Philippines and back again. Probably In before the date of the sailing many the territory would be warranted announce- seeking to secure special transporta- others will make a similar HERMITAGE ment. RYI3 AND BOURBON 1885 tion rat. s or even in giving free trans- NEW COFFEE TREES, portation." inspection, which the distillers Bed-tim- greatly encouraged Mr. c'onsul General Richard Guenther. at e a )) All this has Frankfort, Germany, has forwarded W. A. & I in mission as head of GAINES GO. ,l Atkinson bis dis- - j here an interesting report on the He ' j the territorial immigration board. covery of new trees Africa. Have carried in the original barrels for 17 years. Beverage talking various phases coffee in uV) J has been the His article, as made public by the De- - All of this rare whiskey has been bottled under their of the immigration question, as it numer- partment of Commerce and Labor, is supervision at the distillery warehouse and is guaranteed pertains to the territory, with as follows: "German papers state that acquir- j That puts refresh ous officials here and thereby explorer, M. Chevalier, by the distillers. Price, $20.00 a case. be- the French has much which he spe-eie- s ing information discovered coffee j Not obtainable in to three of the bulk. ing sleep within the grasp of the tired lieves will be of value to him and tree in the Kongo district. Compared For sale by the territory in the administration of with other coffee plants, one of the worker is the world famous his office a? head of the immigration species of these trees has a remarkable, W. C. PEACOCK & CO., Ltd board. Mr. Atkinson said today he height and yields a very useful fruit. Sole Distributors for had become convinced, since visiting It is called by M. Chevalier "coffea Washington this time, that it would excelsa," and attain- - a height of 66 HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. be wise- - for the territory to pursue feet, while other species reach the even a more liberal policy than ever height of shrubs. It is a native of the rainier beer before in encourasing homesteaders forests adjacent to the eastern tribu-- j It contains all the ingredients of a tonic and in opening up the public lands to taries of the Shari. but has also been settlement, notwithstanding the large found on the banks of the Bata, a trib-incom- e and in addition has a flavor that you'll like. the territory receives from some utary of the Cotto, in the Ubangi of those lands. Basin. grow QUEEN COMING HOME. j "The tree appears to at from RAINIER BOTTLING WORKS, 1.600 to 2. S00 feet above sea level, but AGENT. The Secretary, on Thursday, took ex- - Bishop Valentin does not thrive .in lower regions NFW Tennis Nets, Rackets, Wright & Ditson Libert and Father posed floods. a gray with Hustace Avenue (Kewalo). Phone White 1331 rle ahnnl the citv. to It has bark 1905 Balls, and other athletic goods. During their ride they visited Queen longitudinal furrows. oblong leaves. Liliuokalani, whom they found at her white, frasrrant flowers, and blos The Celebrated Underwood Typewriters visible soms in February and March. The I Twenty-fir- st Street residence enjoying writing. especially good health and pleased to fruit is gathered only in the valley of see the visitors from Honolulu. She the Boro. within the domain of the Other Second Hand Machines for sale or rent. from Washington tomorrow for Sultan of SnoussL Closer investiga- ' starts A full line of Typewriter Supplies ; Fine Papers all the Pacific Coast and for home. She tions hat shown that the tree thrives I intends to take the steamer Sonoma, best in a soil rich in nitrogen and soda, grades. j which from San Francisco early but lacking entirely in potash, phos- sails Globe Office ; Die-bol- d con-- 1 Wernicke Cabinets and Supplies l in June. She has enjoyed her stay in phoric acid, and lime. The fruit j Washington this winter immensely. sists of small grains, resembling in Safes. ( Because of the absence of several of- shape size of coffee Choice Cheeses and certain kinds - Awnings, Tents and Curtains- 1 ficials from Washington the past week, of Abyssinia and Mocha. Mr Atkinson has been delayed in the We make a specialty of choice cheeses, and our stock is B "In it wild state a tree, execution o: certain errands for wh'eh about 2 feet high, yields about 1.200 always large and fresh. There's Gorgonzola. Imported Swiss, in part, he came to Washington. He beans, very rich In caffeine. Tests PEARSON ft POTTER CO., LTD. wishes a conference with Acting Sec- new Roquefort, Eidelweiss, Oregon Cream. Xew York. California B example, made at Harlem showed the coffee 031 Fort Street. retary of State Loomis, for among kinds. yields Cream and fancy the tasty Mr. away to be the best It TftffifttfirirfNttTtOTttirtftir-ritM- other cheeses, including French but Loomis has been from an infusion of excellent flavor 'ffttitirrtT'- variety. WE SELL OLIVES. HEINZ PICKLES AND Washington and will not return till after early next week. Mr. Atkinson stated roasting, and all the experts who have KRALT IN BULK, and have at present a fine supply of today that the business with refer- tested it have unanimously pronounc- fresh smoked Hams and Bacon. Our Sausages and Bologna ence to the issue of the refunding ed it to be a very good medium quality. French government intends to of bonds stands about where it was at 'The arc unrivalled quality and are made fresh every day. the time of my last letter. He says he make experiinent - in its Kongo colony must remain in Washington several in the cultivation and improvement of Our Repair Department days yet before proceeding again to this wild coffee tree. The natives of Co., New York. Africa harvest the crop in a very is a veritable shoe hospital. We Metropolitan Meat Ltd. manner. lirr.hng trees, TELEPHONE MAIN 45. AS TO COFFEE TARIFF. reckless the breaking off branches,' and causing the rejuvenate shoes and use the best ma- Tin- - agitation for a duty on coffee is trees to die. For this reason European ; terial obtainable on the job. The re- being encouraged here from several di- - , rections. in connection with the agita- - should, sis soon as possible, look to the pair work is executed by the most tion about means of collecting more preservation of this valuable product. competent labor obtainable at prices revenue for the support of the govern-- ' The French will best succeed with X0;000'00003'O'0OJO0y0i00O00000(OO?0 merit. Amdng the public men of Con- - I its cultivation, perhaps. According to which are surprisinsrly reasonable. A stitch in a shoe often- gress no well defined views have been the recent treaty l etweea France and times saves the pair. It is false economy not to send your ? You are More made pLiin yet. except that the stand- the Sultan of Snoussi, the Sultan Is Offered than patters are vigorously talking for an required to furnish annually 660 pounds shoes to be mended until they will no longer hold together. Two increase of internal revenue taxation, of coffee beans from the trees growing When your shoes are ailinc; send them to the doctor. We million Dollars Worth rather than for a revision of the tariff. in his domain.' are qualified practitioners in this line and enjoy cream o The newspapers, editorially .and other- the Of Comfort wise, have been nd still are discussing FILER OF COMMERCE. of the local patronage. o Elegance consul-gener- and the quest :on. The weight of opinion Frank Dyer Chester, al o seems t h farvorable to increasing at Budapest. Hungary, has written ()o the internal revenue taxation but. of here to the Department of Commerce course, the session of Congress is too and Labor with reference to "Reed and Manufacturers' Shoe Co., Ltd. 1051 STREET ? fir away to permit of anything like Rush Fiber Bags and Carpets" in the $2 a positive statement of Wi'l o what following terms: "The family of Rat- - Can You Afford To Overlook probably be vany-Deutsc- h, in-- o done. which has hitherto ! Such An Investrmni? The insular authorities in Porto Rieo. teivsted its If in the production of beet Roumania. but also in the United porters should not send in their offers H O as well as in the Philippines and Ha- sugar, is owner patents in States, if exist in due time. I would like very much From waii, are kept the of all such localities there. o June 5th to January 1, 1906, the rates (American beinir informed of the countries for converting reed and rush An employee has promised to supply: to have a list of American exporters revenue situation. Rv Con-trre- ss the er plan only) at the famous fol- time fiber into yarn for bags me with a sample reed-fib- bag, which of such machinery. ' o YOUNG HOTEL will be as meets it is certain very com- suitable and : that carpet-- , Department. ERXEST O. WALK hi:. lows plete data will be nt hand with rtrard instead of jute and other more I will forward to the The O to expensive materials. The Ratvany-Deutsc- h questions arise whether American Rooms without bath with board by the month, $2 per the production of enfop. together Poultry Food maKes o w'th estimates of whit the produrt'on family proposes to establish capitalist' would care to purchase and l International day. Rooms with bath $3 to $4 per day. coffer, factories in convenient localities, control the American patent and its chiekens grow very rapidly and Keeps o Of might be in these islands, river Co.,. 0000.000;0?0-0'00- both under a two rent tax on import1 where the materials and water power working, and whether American reed them healthy. California Feed ' 0 0000?0OtO;00OSO' of coffee and also under a five cen,t are abundant, not only in Hungary and and rush fiberworking machinery ex- - Ltd. SUNDAY ADVERTISER, JUNE ii, 1905. JOSEPH J. FERN I THE MAN NAMED

Telephone Main ii 44 (Continued from oaee 1.) were having a meeting at one A DISQUIETING INCIDENT. jend of the park, the Hume Rulers n were having a meeting at the other We will pay you Those police officials who are mak- end. At the Republican meeting there ing Brown's fight against the wishes of were perhaps three hundred voters, your furni- many more women, very many more cash for their chief are much disquieted over Japs, ,V children, a lot of Chinese and .. VENUS OF MILO is accept H auc- the Advertiser's publication of the fact and Jap women, with babies without f ture, or sell it at that a policeman in uniform took number. The Asiatics seemed to re- Brown's nomination papers to the gard it as a kind of free show. There tion for you. was not any enthusiasm at all. Secretary's office for filing. And, in At the Home Rule meet inc. there FISHER, ABLES CO., LTD., fact, it was a disquieting thing to were fewer voters, about as many AUCTIONEERS. publish. Of course, no one can blame women and children, and as many Chi policeman nese and Japs and Jap women with the babies. The Asiatics drifted from one General Arthur 1 But the whole thing was so interest- - meeting to the other, and so did a OUR ingly characteristic of the old regime, 'ot of the voters. It was Saturday it marked so nijiht. and it was all flood lull. distinct a recrudescence, The meetings were addressed bv the NEXT of that spirit which holds public office candidates who are in town and Jim as a private graft, that it was a bit Quiiin. who is fast developing into the SALE IS awkward to have it given away in that humorist, of the campaign, was in ex- - . ., cellent vein and made the longest ui.hinu iiiii'm. ruin, fulfil ill uiiiioriu speech of anybody. That was one of WEDNESDAY are on duty, of course, and it is no- his jokes, too. which was why he said, where laid down in the manual defin- when one of the managers of the meet- ar 0!ar'nK,rs pronounce tin tn BS ing get ' ing the duties of a policeman that he tried to him to quit after properly awhile: Send in your goods to be shall be employed as the messenger of you Aa classified and advertised. "Don't listen to it. if don't like politicians. He is not paid by the pub- it." .. n lic to do that. But, as has been said, For no humorist likes to have his flow of humor interfered with in that FISHER, ABLES CO., LTD. nobody blames the policeman. He way. One of the most humorous thincs AUCTIONEERS. must obey orders. The incident is Mr. Quinn said was the announcement only serviceable as giving a foretaste of his discovery that the Territorial may government would be knocked out and of what be expected in the event government bv commission installed in SATURDAY ot the coming of contingencies that tne its place if the straight Republican AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., man who sent the policeman, and ticket was not elected in the county of whose name is known, is trying to Oahu. That, however, is not a buga We will sell some fine boo. It is just a joke. Mr. Quinn de-- : bring to pass. nounced Governor Carter, and the SAME OLD CROWD. Civic Federation, and any old body he happened to think of. excepting the emsKENS Indeed, in view of professions that nominees on the straight ticket. Oh, FISHER, ABLES CO., LTD., it is to be "different" this time, it is he was in great vein! really an astonishing thing how the He was preceeded by D. Kalauokala- - AUCTIONEERS. ,ni, candidate for County clerk and was Cunst-Eaki-n clans are gathering. McDuffie has re- - folk)wed by Aylett and others. Over at Cigar signed us special policeman at Wai- - the Home Rule meeting the speaking company, Im pahu, and come into town. A member went on bravely, too. In a gab fest a THE SALE I ----.. OF THE police presence ot. Home Ruler is calculated to shine, anv m of the force, in tne time, but few of them can be as fun- - no less a person than the Deputy ny as Mr. Quinn when he really throws ' JAMES CARTY Sheriff, said openly the other day that, himself. premises on now that McDuffie had been acquitted, LIST OF CANDIDATES. he should be restored to the head ofj The following is a complete list of the detective department! and that Ah the Oahu candidates who have filed Waialae Road On should be taken on again, likewise. tneir nomination papers in the Secreta- Being lots 1. 2 and 5 in block 106. ry s office: Improvements thereon. Map No. 1 of And now comes the Star, which is j supervisors-at-Larg- e Edward R. the Palolo Land & I. Co., Ltd. managing the fight for Brown, with Adams, Abraham Fernandez. ALSO this: Supervisors Honolulu: J. A. Akina, committee to the High Sheriff. There Lease of land from the BISHOP was no need of recognizing the Civic "Henry made the most cordial prom- - j Mooj.e ESTATE, situate on Richards street, Lucag H T j c QuInn GeQ Federation as a political party. is POSTPONED TO TUESDAY, JUNE ise to support Brown," said C. F. j w. Smith It was generally stated that it would yesterday. Supervisors Ewa : K. Archer, probably not affect Mr. Henry's can- IT , Chill incworth "The matter Frank IS MERE? j didature, but it would be merely an of- AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. was discussed in my presence n(j j William Morsman, Jr.. Roy A. Wood Queen and ward. ficial way of putting him on record as At our salesrooms, corner heard Henry promise Brown his sup-- j Supervisors - 'opposed to the Republican party. Chas. Fort streets. Koolauloa. and Koolau- port. 'Go ahead-- and run,' he said to poko: R. C. Lane. James K. Paele. Hustace said he did not believe the Brown when Brown was getting ready Supervisors Waialua and Waianae: High Sheriff was responsible for what FISHER, ABLES CO., LTD., . . Andrew E. Cox, J. K. Mahoe. he has done. He thought resolutions AUCTIONEERS. to enter tne ngni, i am out ui u aj.u County Attorney-- E. A. Douthitt, E. would be sufficient. John Waterhouse will support you.' It is very strange M. Watson. thought the committee should go right after that to find Henry running Auditor James Bicknell, Jesse P. in the matter and have a committee Makainai. wait on the High Sheriff. Famished Cottage against Brown." Countv Clerk B. N. Kahalepuna, D. The candidacy of Joe Fern as a su- It begins to look as if the nominee Kalauokalani Jr pervisor under the Federation auspices AT WAIKIKI. of the Progress Ha Convention for i County Sheriff A. M Brown, Wm. was criticised, as he was a member of . - - pv-!"rl- iVi- - rift-Due- Countv and had "desert- Sheriff was not the mnr who ".. the committee cottage directly opposite the 1 rea surer W. Booth. R. H. Trent. e(l" it, inasmuch as the committee was The ! . cti-ii(r- ht i . L" . 75 pected yo... ..,1 , . tL m a vindication wie wa: M 1. trt LI Ik1 j i 111...... nmiHl. mi Hawaiian Hotel Annex entrance, on Deputy Sheriff-E- John Fernan- - J u vi tliu111L LI. tn 4 rooms, nice POEPOE S PETITION dez, S. Kapu dates. Waikiki Road, containing dis- bath, electric lights, etc., may be rent- I Deputy Sheriff Honolulu: David L It was finally agreed that as the There is a noticeable absence of the Kahaheaalu, L. S. cussion would reach the newspapers, ed by a good party at $30.00 per month. Kalakiela. j of committee could office. names of leading Democrats from the Deputy Sheriff Koolauloa: Geo. K. the sentiments the Key at Kekauoha, Wm. C. be conveyed to Mr. Henry in that way. petition of Poepoe, fusion candidate Lane. ( CO., LTD., : A torchlight procession is scheduled FISHER, ABLES Sheriff, filed yesterday. is the ivooiaupoKO Ulysses AGENTS. for Here H. Jones, Frank Pahia. for a week from tomorrow night, to Nakookoo, W. H. Kaauwai, speech-makin- g list: J. K. Deputy Sheriff Waialua: Oscar B. end in Palace Square where D. M. Kupihea, Kauhane, K. Napeha, Cox, Benjamin Naukane. will be had. M. G. K. Kauimakaole, L. Gil-lilan- J. Kealoha. Deputy Sheriff Waianae: D. L. d, Halstead&GcLtd Ah You, Makakoa K. Kauwai, L. K. Chas. J. Holt. A lot of fusionist candidates start- Sheldon, J. K. Notley, J. N. Keola, on a Those IT ed tour of Oahu yesterday. IS! THE COMMITTEE Kapili-anu- i, MOURNS. - Peter Makia, G. K. Laanui, L. m a Initio- f ha trin iirj T T Pnpnnp W. Poe, J. P. Kahahawai, W. A special meeting of the Republican Jesse p B. H. Kahalepuna', By UIT" is meant STOCK AND BOND ( Makainai. the a, o - , , Paookalani, J. W. Wahane, H. Kali-lih- county rmttee was held at head- U. H. Jones. Hon, XT T." ..... , . . i D. Umauma, Paulo Hokii, Asa Quarters last evening at which the re- J. M. Kealoha. A. Fernandez and R. Kauahi, S. Kapu, W. K. port of the executive committee meet- - go Kaulia. J. . . v. . i .1 : v. i a H. Trent will by train today to join Kaleihuia, W. Mossman Jr.. J. P. Ma- - " e wln"uu"' "us suo"111- - the party at Laie. 1 1 Tf TITv T." Ir. i Un ted. This dealt with the candidacv of Kainai. ii. --n. xvuimiepuua, . rvaiuuiu, OLDSMOBILE m v lioim High Sheriff Henry as the nominee of : - the Civic Federation for Countv Sherifipf'T FEAT OF WATER DIVINER. LOANS NEGOTIATED. T where were Kinney, and Mc- rh!lirm.,M , . ' Beverley ,n,o,0 Inerney, and Kidd and Curtis jn& wag tQ orJer sajd th nL-iv- i w-n-n t t ne caed Amazement Among Ii 'ann" all that ill ; - ri " to er, Members Honolulu Stock aas It executive committee had decided Scientists Who Wit- Twenty-Horse-Pow- tition was in circulation? Really, express its regret to High Sheriff Hen-- Exchange. I I begins to look as though there was ry that ne as thg cnaIrman of tne nessed It. in the stories Brown's most ' truth that county committee in the last campaign, may ardent supporters were to be found in ahonM he runninp-- fnr niontmn o' It be a surprise to most people Side Entrance, The IRISH MAIL the ranks of the Democrats. Maybe didate opposed to the regular nominee to learn that the method they want a vindication too. of the Republican party, and to ask of nndinK water by means of a forked The enly "Ideal" exercises your boy naH not oue out or use btitt)re AND BOOTH. him to withdraw on the ground that as stlck r girl will appreciate once intro- TRENT a Republican he shoniH nmnnw the scientific extierts. engineers ami i11 duced into the home. Its geared, Both the candidates for Treasurer the straight ticket. analysts. A recent exhibition of this TOURING CARS "cannot upset," "speed regulated," papers, the following The Hen- - was given England by a Mr. Thornp- - same have filed their chairman stated that Mr. in aad muscles developed by signature- - appearing to the petition ry was the first county chairman the son. who is a larnier and breeder of principle as if rowing. C. Republican nominee: party had had. and he formerly ad- - sheep of W. Booth. on a larire scale. With a large five passengers, speeds from 6 to miles H. E. Murray, William Henry. J. H. vocated the straight party ticket, the party of experts who use more ac This car scats 40 PRICE S7.50. Republican the ticket, hill-climbi- ng Soper, P. L. Weaver, E. .A. M Inertly. and be believed the methods for finding water he an hour and p esses remarkable ability. S. M. Alexander Garvie. A. N. Hish Sheriff was now making a mis- ,1 Damon. take. entered a large field holding the forked THOS. G. THRUM. Campbell, J. R. Gait, M. P. Robinson. in his They up The executive committee had sug- stick hands. walked aim Bookseller and Stationer, Sam Parker. Cecil Brown. J. W. Pratt. gested down the grounds, but were soon led 1063 Fort Street. Henry Holmes. L Rubensteln, V. I.. that a committee of three should be appointed to wait on the to an adjoining field, where the twig Hopper. L. C. Abies, A. G. M. Robert- High Sheriff express seemed to pull the operator about. Alter B. F. Dillingham. J. and this senti- Hamm-Youn- g son. G. P. Castle. ment to him a time he was .so powerfully afiecu-- d that Von Co., Ltd. 1 Waterhouse, J. M. Dowsett. F. B. Mc-Stock- Mr. Zablan did not favor sending a he was obliged to release the stick and For S. J- - Williams. B. Rent or Lease. J. Low, J. rest. When he agai.i took it in i.is Sole Agents. A. A. Braymer, William q H. Kelekolio. hands it drew him to a spot where he M. Kea, K. Kanepu. ( LIONEL HART PREMISES SUITA- Savidge. J. W. J. said water would a Upa. F. K. Cockett. be found at depth .0'000000?0000'0'000 BLE FOR CLUB HOUSE OR Sam of 50 feet, a 96 100 petition of Richard H. Trent, fu- and full supply at or RESIDENCE. The feet. This was found to be a fact, to Splendid or lease sion nominee, who has the Civic Fed- opportunity to rent e the great amazement of the scientis:.s. residence, also eration endorsement. bears the-- commodious! brick y. that 71. A. Mc-Inern- a cottage, on Nuuanu Avenue, between names: Gilbert J. Waller. His Voice Neeaed Filing1. P. C. Jones. J. S. Martin. E, Vineyard and School streets, within There is a young medical student liv- easy Capitol. McClanahan. C. J. Falk, W. F. Erving, reach to the heart of the Campbell. John ing in Westport who has decided not to Inquire within for full particulars be- Ed. Ingram, Oeorse J. speak to a I M. F. J. girl he knows. He was call- Alhambra tween of 6 to 9 a. m. and 5 Emmeluth. J. A. Johnson. young in the hours Hemen-wa- y. ing on the w man reeentiy and to 7:30 p. m. 127 Lowrey, Cecil Brown. C. R. M. G. John- during the evening l.e volunteered to James L. McLean. sing. ston. F. E. Blake, w. A. Bowen. Henry When he had concluded his song E. Hlghton, W. C. Wilder, N. C. he turned to the girl. "I'm thinking of YOU Enjoy . P. taking voice culture." he said. "Do y u To Pachec-o- Clinton J. Hutchins. B. t- - Dillingham. C. M. Cooke. C. S. Wight, know of a good teacher whose charge is r Day . reasonable?" "I know very one itive Cur Rheu order a rig from F. Turrill. M. Phil!ii--- J. M. Levy, J. the for , a S. Spitzer. E. W. Campbell. John K. you." she replied. "His name is Taylor. Ism Oout, nach nd Prendergast. Wm. W. Hall. Richard Give me a card and I'll write down his Kidney ubles, The Club Stables Ivers. George C. Potter. E. B. Turner. telephone number for you." The young Fort Street. Phone Main 190 C. H. Clapp. H. L. Hudson. J. A. Lyle, man gae her the card. Next day he Ambrose Wirtz, L. C. Abies, F. R. called Taylor up on the telephone. "Is Harvey. this Mr. Taylor, the vocal teacher?" he Company, asked. "The what?" came over American Brokerage nerves) : th? A Bl'GABOO LAID. I 'urate's Wife (iven to Sole Agents. , wire. "The vocal teacher?" "Naw." -- r-., -- Ho, pitt. Y..nld Y'n Mind seeing Me iiot hv was the reply. "I don't teach nothia'. tVi.i as rar as .mv riouse. 1 ne i.ane is co Hawaiian players and singers at I file saws." Kansas City Times. Republican meeting Aala Park last Dark. at Clodhopper: Well. nierht. Also, the Home Rule bupaboo Cherry I'd Rather then came the Simple Life, now we have Mum. 1 Promts d My Young First we had the Strenuous Life, got a blow in the solar plexus that will Not. Hie Stockyards now have automo- - Woman I'd Chuck That All Up-F- rom Equitable Life. he ant to staertrerJ the Door thine: a the e by day or hour. little. Because, the Republicans T..J biles for hire the SUNDAY ADVRS3"i3ER, JUNE ii, 1905. A

Sunday Advertiser BY COMMERCIAL DANIEL LOGAN. EDITOR. WALTER C. SMITH Sugar in New York lias dropped from 4.375e to 4. olio in the week. Yet 11 i JUNE few local in sugar stocks evince as litt e disposition sell as-t- SUNDAY the transactions to buy. for the prices quoted are practically the same the previous week's

1 aud asking keep well ahead of bidding figures. The sales were as follows: to the Czar: a 111 e. I saw, skipped. Pnquist's report Ewa ($20). 0 at $27.25, 50, is at $27,375, 150 at $27.50; Oahu (100). 12 at $117.50: Hawaiian agar ($20). 50, 10 at $35; Kihei ($50), S at $11; Pioneer I Xorvay ay ben tank. Ole Oleson may B I'.raisident of ($100), 30 at $150; .Mutual Telephone ($10), 20 at $!: O. R. i L. Go. ($100)J --o- 15, 40 at $77; MeBryde ($20), 50 at $7.50: Waialua (i per cent bonds, $2000' she was for war. Russia is a goo deal readier r p than at $100.75. LO Alt AND GENERAL SUGAR NEWS. will he prefer an asteroid? Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co. will this season break not only Will Brown hitch his wagon to the Star or the domestic but record of a single plantation's Yield. cron i -- o- the world's . . Its' x - now figured at 39,000 tons, or an increase of about 5000 tons on the original a peacemaker looks like Wild Bill in a Quaker President Roosevelt as estimate. Oahu Sugar Co. "s directors have authorized an expenditure of $46- - bonnet. (riuwj to install a ort lungton pump tiiat lias been lying i'Ue on the plantation. It will have a capacity of 7,500.000 gallons daily, while a lift of 500 feet made with machine A is understood that new gas connections Lave been Powerful Ruler. can be attained, the levels to be served are from 250 to 375 feet. Besides en- - It jliancinif headquarters. Kenry and Brown. the Ipply to fields already cultivated, the additional pump will -- O- enable the management to put 300 acres of new land in cane. The installation the straight ticket Party Regularity. would ordinarily have cost from $60,000 to $75,000, but a bargain in the pur-(f- ) - Castro has things well in hand. Every voter takes ' ' chase of two powerful engines in San Francisco by H. Hackfeld & Co. made or gets a ticket-o- f leave. in Venezuela The Devil on Wheels. the low cost mentioned feasible. One of the engines will be put to use O () on 1 loneer XIiH Co. s plantation at Lahaina. Onomea Sugar Co., on Mondav : n on Hyde's can-ca- dinner ought to appear the The Real Issues. (last San Daid A ideture of Mr. James 5 at Francisco. the first of an increased inonthlv dividend. th next issue of Equitable Life calendars. ' raise being from 30c to 40c a share. The latest report of the U. S. Weather O ' Bureau shows the rainfall abundant and the sugar cane growing well. ' get a Bernadotte for King she might try one of the de- I I jjj Willett & Grays Journal (N. Y.) of May 25 speaks of the week under Norway can't .. If was. review as appearing have a change scendants of "the man who made the first Bernadotte all he "to brought about for the better in the --o- sugar situation." and. taking this sanguine view that events have not uiiheld George R. Carter is the most powerful civil executive in the United States J proceeds in part as follows: Russia now that when a man writes a mean They are getting so excited in except the President. 1 he governors of other Territories may sniff at this "The strength in Europe mav be owintr in i.art to the end of mpntll.. is likely to forget himself and address it to the Czar. letter to anybody he claim and the State executives dismiss it with a smile, but it can be made financial troubles and to changed weather conditions, which, Mr. Licht cables, o clear to the most clouded mind. For example, Governor Carter can, without are unfavorable for the growing beet crops. Our London .able todav also sav hiking for home. Considering how warmly the Paris previous consultation with the President, call out the military and naval forces j there is a strong trade demand for sugar setting in. This trade King Alfonso is ! demand for expectant fraternity in of the United States to suppress internal disorder. From Maine to anarchists received him, this looks like a suub to the California refined is what our own markets are now waiting for before following the ad-n- o other Governor can lawfully do Governor London, Vienna and Berlin. that. Carter has the vital power, 'vanee in Europe. reposed in no other official in the United States except the President, to suspend & in-t- I O Willett Gray's estimates of the world's cane and beet ugnr crops, he writ of habeas corpus. He is the only Governor "who can issue passports 'eluding local consumption of home production wherever known, as Equitable Life expect to improve its standing by taking Paul of Mav Does the for foreign travel. There is no other executive, not even the President, whose 9.439.97(5 1004-0- it a little gouge game of the usual ,25. sive a errand total of tons for 5 a.rainst lOoonRoa managing director? Wasn't road-laborer- Morton for control reaches down to policemen), s and 1903-04- , job? clerks. Civil service 'for a decrease of 850,852 tons. Estimates of European beet crot Wall street stamp which lost Morton his cabinet laws stand between the department clerk and the President, but they don't sowings by the International Statistical Union give a total of 1,790,978 hec-stan- d between the Territorial clerk or day-labor- er and .he Governor. The 'tares, against 1.520.330 hectares in 1904, the average iucrease being 17.33 per of a A sign of the growing spirit of Nippon is shown in the remark iaiier can remove a policeman or a nreman ny a nou. tnrougn tne sys- - cent. Cuba is suffering from a scarcity of labor. Japan may yet have to send one of her Commodore Perrys tern of undated resignations, he can remove any department chief without the Tokio paper that REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS: to the Golden Gate and ask for the opening up of the country. consent of the Senate and control them while they are in power. Pledged to o his fortunes in both the Senate and House are the real leaders of his partv. James B. Castle has purchased from John Ena certain parcels or kuleanas most of whom became candidates at his request and were elected by his aid. in KaPaka on the Koolau side of this island, comprising about six acres, in They celebrated a victory of Eojestvensky over Togo--in St. Petersburg Even the judiciary owes personnel to him, in every case of fee siraPle together with the leasehold of the ahupuaa of Kapaka, contain-t- o "before Tokio celebrated the triumph of Togo over Rojestvensky. That its for appointment the day in 216 ahu-Preside- the bench, since he became Governor, Carter has been accepted by the about acres, for the consideration of $12,500. The lease of this nt usually way. Russia may be slow about other things but she is on is the as the one to give the final word. As Whole Thing Governor was made on May 24, 1864, for 99 years by J. W. Austin and C. Kanaina, premature celebrations as promptly as Honolulu was when this city the the jluaa deck for of Hawaii could give odds to some European sovereigns. His use of ! guardians of Wm. C. Lunalilo, to Geo. M. Robertson, $500 paying the rental fervid observance of King Edward's coronation. the had that veto power, for instance, could not be adopted by King Edward without grating in fuU for the entire term beginning June I, 1864. It has nearly 58 years to O the sensibilities of the. Commons. The King now holds that power only in(run- - ut o he fee simple kuleanas Mr. Ena reserves a beach lot of about to give A hopeful sign for Hawaii it is that the Hilo banana men refuse theory and would hesitate to use it: perhaps he would not dare to use it. one acre also a fish Pond laon and spring on the premises. on coast. up either for the croakers at home or the fruit trust banditti the The President of the Swiss Cantons has no such power as enjoyed by the nariotte u. ixing, widow, lias sold to the Heeia Agricultural Co. an un- - put up, that The more obstacles they have met the stronger the fight they have Governor of Hawaii, and King Oscar is under more restrictions. As for the Ulviaea '"iSth interest m lands at Kailua, Oahu, aggregating 802.30 acres, someone as Captain and about all that is lacking for success now seems to be rulers of the German kingdoms, manv of them would eniov havine a right ,lor and Robert D. King and Wm. H. D. King an undivided in-- consignments at San Matson is the latest to advise-- to look after their of way in their home affairs as broad and unimpeded as that of George R. Car- - terest in the same lands to the same purchaser for $1100. Francisco. ter in the affairs of Hawaii. Fisher, Abies Co., auctioneers, yesterday sold the leasehold rice planta-- --O And yet there" was a time not long ago when Gilbert F. Little had a pull,tion of Luk Slling Wai Co., at Moanalua, for $1500. The lease has four and. 1 (Continued on pape 9.y Honolulu would have had an efficient gravity water system long ago, and for Governor and when Sam Parker came near getting the job. Doesn't a con-- enough pressure head withal to generate light for town and suburbs, if there templation of the power vested in the office make every honest taxpayer glad had only been continuity of any of several administrations that were willing that men like Sanford B. Dole and George R. Carter have been chosen to wield to make use of surveys and reports by experts for which the country paid it and make them determined that such men as these shall always command it BY high prices. It is to be hoped that now, just as the directors of public works hereafter? SOL. N. SHERIDAN. to a v 8 Small construction of such a system, the transition Talks are disposed to expedite county regime may not defeat the desired improvement. I notice that the minute Brown was put on the committee to solicit funds $$SS5$$$533S333S$3$$$$$$$3 he sprinted in the direction of Palama. "I will admit that we were slow to awaken." said Theodore Richard J 3 (speaking the other day of the attitude of the Civic Federation in politics. GRAVE OF THE PATRIARCHS William Henry, in my opinion, is going to be elected by an impressive "And I concede your point that the moral element of the community do not ! majority. He is good for a big vote on his own account, the Governor's in-- ; know how in politics is, in S. E. BISHOP. D. D. that what is commonly denominated 'practical fluenee will give him another big vote, the Civic 1 ederation will rally its own politics.' Nevertheless, the moral element is a force, standing for something sort of people, and the business men who have refused to put up for Brown besides the success of the moment." As we know, the advanced and prevailing school of Higher Critics f all will see that the Henry campaign does not lack for funds. Who, then, will 3 quite settled it among themselves that the Hexateuch is unhistorical. have support Brown? The people who are noisiest in their advocacy of him are the Now, the Civic Federation, a most worthy aggregation, Those earlier books of the Hebrew Scriptures are entirely the compositions kind that some of his former subordinates were charged with protecting for Of gentlemen combined to make the Islands good and of a series of later writers and editors, mostly not earlier than 750 B. C. pure; hire. And these subordinates themselves are in the field for Brown with Sets the politicians musing: Is it winning? Is Nothing is really known of the great Patriarchs, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. it losing? their vests off. Why? Democrats and Home Rulers say they want Brown as Doe's the hearing of the call make a man's election They are probably names of Hebrew tribes, and not of individuals. Even sure? a rebuff to the Governor, but they arc about as few and far between at the t? tjC Moses is mainly a myth. That portion of the Bible may be morally instruc- polls as Prohibitionists, if one may judge from the fact that neither elected Oh. I don't know!" mused the Capitol Sage. "Maybe 1 Arthur Brown tive, but it is not to be taken as sober fact. more than one man to the Legislature. The men who won the last election will give are not based upon anything Rawlins a job as policeman-- if Representative Harris will use his Now, these settled conclusions of the Critics on Oahu are the ones who are not for Brown in this canvass; and this includes pull philosophic conclusion miracles with the Territorial Committee to get the Deputy Sheriff recommended but their own fantastic guesses, except a that quite a number of Republican leaders who think it their strategic duty just and superstitions. There is no for the place." and supernatural events are merely dreams now to talk straight ticket. substantial, historical basis for those conclusions, nothing but their own un- So as explorations in Bible lands have "Why, the case of Kapea is simple enough," said High believing dreams and fancies. far Enoch Johnson? Enoch Johnson? Wasn't he the man who used to write Sheriff Henry. Genesis and the patriarchal stories. "He had not the moral force to stand out against gone, they tend to confirm the verity of letters to the denouncing Advertiser for opposing the straight the imputation of to Baby- Bulletin the men who were profiting by his ruin he was Up to the present time, excavations have been confined Egypt and stone-pile- . that not a good fellow." ticket? - Perhaps he is still writing in his intervals of labor on the remains almost entirely unexplored, ow- jt lonia. Palestine, below the surface, It reads like it. A field of information Youth, in its golden time, its fling ing to the jealousy of the Turkish Government. vast i& has been accomplished in the Holy ti Takes with the big, round world; there awaits exploration. What little The politicians are always for regularity no matter how irregular the of the Hexateuch. The devil smiles, for ev'rything Land confirms the narratives nominees may be. That is because the most of them want to run for some- One grand witness of portentous importance remains silent and unques- Is marked his way; his tempters bring thing by and bye and they can't afford to nurse a bolting spirit. Your ma- tioned. That is the Cave of Machpelah. According to Genesis XXIII, Abra- Their wiles to bear. Who can say no? chine wants nothing put on the market but machine-mad- e goods. There's ham bought from Ephron the Hittite, the field and cave of Machpelah for a Not weaklings who 're foredoomed and, so, Alex Robertson, for example, who sits in the high-place- s like a pop-eye- d wooden place his wife, Sarah. There Sarah was buried; Abraham followed To hell, hell-ben- t, they're hurled. burial for image, parroting "Straight ticket, straight ticket," as if he had a phono- her to the same tomb, and probably Isaac. Jacob was also buried there. graphic record inside of him which was being ground out by his office boy. i ' Tt to 711 f TAlimrlcO.l O frion,! m-m- 1 ..1 ' Joseph and his other sons carried thither his embalmed body from Egypt, and ftPlirfi " " 1 f t That is because Alex wants to run for Congress and hopes to see the party ' 7 " , ' irora reaaiDS mourning. Are those of patriarchs now Mr. Haskin s letter in.' last Sundav s wo - interred it with a great remains the Note a man v Advertiser j "tli.it.j hnvommmmws LWaa llin'. u all in line when the time comes to vote. Straight ticket carefullv ered again. Here is chap talking- tv in tombf Can their presence testify to the truth of the history! this about sliri x L that and you will see that there is s'omething in it for him generally an office that o ' S ""vui vu HQ The tomb of Machpelah still exists near Hebron. is well known. tables at a native luau, and the guests stopping It stentorian party loyalty will make him eligible for. Every mother's son of in their conversation to catch Through all the vicissitudes that have passed over Palestine, it is believed to the little crustaceans and bite their heads off by way of A re- 'em wants something 1 exeept Joey Cooke, who would be contented with a relish. most have remained undisturbed. has always been an object of most sacred re- markable statement that, and true, too, maybe, excepting in It line in the news columns and a marshmallow. But the Civic Federationists, the minor details gard, alike to Jews, Mohammedans and Christians. Since the Crusades, for that shrimps do not run. not being fitted by on the other hand, have their nets out for jobbers and not jobs. There is no nature for that form of locomo- 800 years the Mohammedans have jealously guarded the Holy Tomb. It was tion, and one does not bite their heads off as personal ambition mixed up in their campaign; what they want and what they a preliminary to eating them. fcy special permission of the Sultan, visited, but not penetrated, by the young But the shrimps, even headless, would be no to mean to get is a graftless administration of county government. harder swallow than that story Prince of Wales and Dean Stanley, the only Europeans who have ever passed is. Mr. Haskin had a good container, evidently, and there is not a doubt within its outer courts. that he got it pumped pretty The only thing that mitigates the joy of the machine in this glorious fight full." Whenever the Jewish people again come into the possession of their an- .st Jrf for straight politics is that so many of its old favorites are missing from the j jt cient home, which event seems to be in the near future, it is probable that a ticket. is a moral cause without the names of Jimmy Boyd, Charley THE GUILELESS MR. HASKIN. period of eager exploration will immediately begin. No spot will appeal more What I lark. B. H. Wright, E. S. Boyd, Wm. H. Wright, Enoch Johnson, Jonah Ku-mala- e. urgently for their reverent and searching investigation than the burial place' Now. it's really very pleasant, to t lie rich man and the peasant, Carlo Long, Mahelona, Shaw, Oscar Lewis, Frank Turk and Emil of Abraham. Sarah and Jacob, and probably others of the family. The bodies Jim Of a land to be discovered by a passing stranger truest. Key, duly paraded as Exhibit A's? Every man of them could be depended Makes 'em feel so warm of most of them may have fallen into decay. But the mummy of Jacob and heartv.,-- t'ward-- the iovial trn , on to do thing now and relieve Quinn and Lane of their lonesomeness. & is probably and expected wealth of testimony to the right vmio will tea ot their outlandish ways uncovered in his quest. still perfect intact, with its j8 the Egyptian episodes. There was an speed regulation in the license bill which the Governor Until this silent witness to history has yielded up its disclosures, it may auto For you know, and it is funny, that the people of these sunny vetoed and as a result Honolulu is left defenseless against a lot of men who fce premature to assume what its testimony will be as to the personal reality Isles would never even know that shrimps could run about that way; run devil wagons in at a speed three times which of those patriarchs, whose existence these brave critics undertake to deny. their the streets that would Had not truthful Mr. Haskin found it out and without Vi cause a horseman to be furious and heedless driving. But what rash assumption is theirs to offer such denial, in the known presence arrested for There have Then proceeded with his guileless pen to give the thing away. been no yet, several may be taken as of such a potent witness, who still abides unquestioned. Nay, what effrontery tragedies but accidents precursors of in an is theirs to venture such denial, when the locality is so well known, so verified them. The maximum speed of automobiles Eastern city is ten miles an ni of course, there's more for when Haskin sam Here, day, .hmmiha x hour. niirlit after night and day after autos run around at a gait and so consecrated by the venerating worship of thirty-si- hundred years. 'Round the world to tell about the many strange sights that he sees, cf twenty-fiv- e and even thirty-fiv- e miles an hour. Think of And this, the chief, is only one of hundreds ef minor witnesses still bur- keeping the W iy. the things that he'll discover will make people take to cover Rapid Transit down to twelve miles an hour on a fixed and devil-wagon- s ied beneath the soil of the Holy Land waiting to testify to the historical verity track letting When they see his ship into port before the breeze. of the sacred narratives. We may continue to accept their truth and be run on any and every street and lane at any speed they are capable of some of them be'Sng geared for a mile a minute. prided by their teachings, regardless of the fantastic inventions of the Critics, For, sure, Haskin will not, spare them. Not a bit. He will them S declare whose unbelief has so shamefully infected our churches and Theological Semi- To the ears of the wide world in all their bitter, naked truth; Here is Andrews prosecuting Brown's deputies for offenses committed un- naries. The Eriend. And the people 'neath all banners, and their morals, and their manners, der Brown's eye and leaving the Civie Federation because it won't stand for Even if they haven't any, will be writ of without ruth. Drown in his contest against Andrews's chief, the Governor. Doesn't A STRONG GUARANTEE. that j vs tt beat the Devil ? I am led by the talk of the use of oil upon roads to a of history Would Be Suici.le (wildly) Give me any kind of poison you've got in 91 recite bit . in connection with subject stock that will kill a man dead! dead!! DEAD!!! the that it would be well to preserve, perhaps. In Poepoe has a campaign fund not made up of long green, apparently, but the summer of 1S72, Peter con- - Druggist (urbanely ) Bennett, who has been a cattleman capitalist Yes, sir; here is the very thing you want. We guar- of long brown. The money has been supplied for the sake of making the tractor and member of liv-litt- le antee this to kill a man so dead that his case will be diagnosed as "plain the California Legislature since then, and who is still band of Home Rulers seem formidable enough to scare business men - drunk" by any ambulance surgeon. ing in the town of Yentura, was hauling oil from some small wells in Aliso can- (Continued on Paee 9.) j (Continued on page 9.)

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It is surrounded on three sides by the OQ0SO ocean, and on the remaining side by a. v wwvw.a.a.a.v. v. v v Cl H FOLK LORE TALES steen Dreeir-ic- about l.oOu teet in T OF height. The settlement can only be approached by a -- mall pathway, and ? two policemen iire always on guard ? I here to prevent anyone f om entering. ? : THE HAWAIIAN ANCIENTS ONLY A FEW WHITE LEPERS-Abou- t ? Crowing 140 Lepers were sent here in 1S65, and the number has increased ? from time to time until there are now O about a thousand persons in the com- 1 For munity. Nine-tent- hs of the aftlicted inmates of the place are either Chinese Legend of the Cocoanut Tree Tte Valley of or natives, white people being rarely 6 i susceptible to the dise;ise. Little is o INTERNATIONAL known 01 this dreaded malady, it is a Kain Why Pele Deserted the Volcano. cureless but painless affliction and the theory is that it can only be taken Kahuna's and Death-Prayer- s. from contact. The firt symptoms are generally little spots behind the ears. Poultry One of its strangest features is that en-- children born of leprous parents are ! ill seldom afflicted. All children born at Food ion 1 HOXOLl'LU Hawaii abounds in the milk of the land. One bold ruler Molokai are carefully watched until

folk-lor- d age, ur-- e and w-ir- legends. The land came to grief by sending his followers they are seven years of and if at forth to give to - hog and that time they are found to be non-lepe- rs ide- - Is believed to swarm with gnomes and battle the destroy it. When approached the ani- they are taken to Honolulu and oa fairaes, and the water with nymphs and mal seemed docile enough and was led placed in an institution provided for A .Medicated re- iay monsters. The simple-minde- d native away an unresisting captive. "When them. These children are carefully Poultry Food which gives the- - whose grandfather would have backed the god for the hog was really that sheltered and nurtured and almost in- tho-- e gone variably grow up to useful citizens. " her away from a pair of pants like in old days judged he had be paici3acHr) markable results. It prevents disease. It cures a proper distance he suddenly turned It seems horrible to be sent to an mustang shying at new harness, tells and tore his captor to pieces. After out-of-t- he way island for life, but it ler us that the god of the air carries this he was treated like a hero and for is said that few of those who have Chicken Cholera. It greatly increases egg pro the- - s would P. around the wind in a calabash. He centurif-- was regarded as one of the been committed to Molokai solemnly an country's greatest warriors. This care to leave. There are schools, relates that immense bird yarn prowess a churches, musical societies, and a good duction. It makes chickens grow very rapidly. egg about the hog's as Aonce laid an in the ocean, which fighter if it a notion, been band. There is even a race-trac- k , takes has :ile-leg- In time was hatched by tropic where of lepers who own the handed down to posterity as a warn those the A: k your grocer winds, and thus the Hawaiian Islands ing to all persons to approach this horses can indulge in speed contests. lor it. iys were created. much prized animal with caution. The lepers live in rows of pretty lit- for tle houses and all may have their gar- One of the prettiest legends is that WHY THE VOLCANO COOLED. dens and fields. ad-- their little Of the Cocoa-nu- t tree. The story goes Another pretty legend is that con They are permitted to mingle with cerning the fire goddess, who lived in a socially may marry I Y-ha- very each other and t a beautiful princess was Co., in- fi volcano. She was most it" California Ltd., - the beautiful oho;e. pays Feed fnuch beloved by one of the chiefs who they The state for lay woman on the earth, and yet she kept all expenses of living, and charitably SOLE AGENTS. g was a noted athlete. He tried to alive the blazing hell that smoldered persons cms 1 inclined supply many comforts please her in every way. swimming in the bc-ll- y of the mountain, threaten- such as books, magazines, music and O?OSOSOiO SOaO O OSOSO ?X o o o -- o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o rop OiO00?0 oc the lak4s and bringing her rare flowers ing the lives of all the inhabitants other luxuries. Once each year an en- roundabout. One day she took a jour- given by society and choice from the other side tertainment is the fruits ney to a far-of- f mountain to rest her people of Honolulu and all the pro- of the island, but she would not listen self. Soon after her arrival he was ceeds are devoted to providing com- to his suit. He found life not worth disturbed by the turn turn of a drum. forts for the leper3. No Christmas or The Emancipator from Dirt and Ashes living without her, and expired from She looked about and found that it holiday is allowed to pass without was being beaten to keep time for a chil- pain of his unrequited affection sending gifts and goodies to the the prince who was dancing the hula. She dren on the island. Before he died he said to the princess straightway took part in the gaiety HEARTRENDING SCENES AT Ranges will come when you by singing the refrain to words of her New Process Gas "The time surelv PARTING. will kiss me of your own free will." own composition. The prince was naturally surprised To be committed to Molokai is really Time Saving Gm Cooking. Tears afterward, while the princess and enchanted by the appearance of not such a great hardship upon any was walking one day by the beach, her tbe beautiful singer. hen the song unmarried or unattached person, but attention was attracted to a beautiful was ended he invited the fair stranger when a husband or wife becomes af new strange to the royal enclosure, offering her re flicted the separation is, of course, a towering tree of a and worse variety. Its tufted head nodded proudly freshments and food. After a short terrible ordeal. It is than if eager gaze was courtship they were married. After they were sent to prison for life. No More No More in the wind and her prisoner may be centered upon its delicious fruit. An living happily together for some time Worse because the one of the great the fire goddess informed the prince pardoned, but the leper has not the attendant procured slightest hope of cure. One of sad Dirty Floors, Clothes Sooty Stove, Chopping Kin- green nuts for her, and a she was in thr, t she must return to her old home the lips, to and attend to her duties, as the fires of dest sights In the world is when ed, Fingers Burned, dling, Carrying Coal, Digging the act of raising it to her a steamer is departing with a new drink the milk, she heard a voice say the volcano had died down until there Smoky. Temper Ruffled out Ashes, Waiting for Hot me your own was nothing but little sparks left. She lot of lepers for Molokai. Husband "Do you embrace with wife are often ruthlessly torn Oven The spirit of the prince had never revealed to her husband that and free will?" Are goddess, though from each other and in most all in- or or the form of the cocoa-n- ut she wa? the he had taken instinctively felt that she was some stances those who are not afflicted, beg permission to enter the col VALLEY OF RAIN. thing more than an ordinary mortal. for Faulty Flues. THE He was loth to have her depart and ony with their loved ones, mere nave Red Hot Kitchen. Another legend concerns the fair finally prevailed upon her to remain as' been instances where a husband valley of Manoa, the place of daily his consort. That is why the heart would develop into a leper and be rain. It was here, in the long ago, that of the volcano became cold and is no sent to the island, leaving his wife a lovely princess was murdered by her longer a menace to the safety of the and children with no means of sup- Demonstration Dailv. lover because he thought she had be- people. port, and these cases are so pitiful trayed him to a god. The maiden was POWER OF NATIVE WIZARDS. that it seems the government should really innocent of the charge and provide for all rather than see them revenge mur- No reference to the old order of rather than take for her things be suffer. a gentle rain in Hawaii would complete a ship is to Molo & Co , der the gods decreed that without mention of the kahuna, or na At intervals 'ent W. W. DIMOND Ltd. should fall daily in the place where she kai upon which relatives and friends sparkling drops of tive doctor. He was a sort of wizard may passage Pioneer Gas Range House. thad died, the or soothsayer, who was reverenced and of the lepers have free moisture representing the tears of the to pay a visit to the afflicted colo feared by all the people. He was sup- 53-55-- 57 angels and the grace of the departed nists. On the arrival of this boat a,t King Street. most posed to have the power of life and maiden. This valley is one of the death, was accepted the island the visitors are escorted region of Honolulu, all and it as a matter an which is guarded on fertile in the of fact he could pi ay one's life into enclosure owing to the fact that the memory of that every side by wire. They can talk green by the away. N'ex$ to the voodoo priests of the gentle princess i kept Hayti, the Hawaiian kahuna is the through this fence, but there must be constant fall of rain. most no contact. These visits mean much with the mysterious individual of whom ones Still another story deals we have any account. They say it is to the afflicted and their friends. cause of the reverence which is shown Another sad feature of the island was not always not at all unusual for a man or woman the hog. This animal to be prayed to death, and explana life is that all children born there to root in the the away the age of a lowly beast content tion i- - the use of suggestion. When must be taken at mud and forage for the sake of its ap- seven years, unless they have become power to the idea of death becomes fully lodged petite. It once had the roam in. a inoculated in the meantime. Imagine kings live upon the mind of patient the end is mean the possessions of and easy from the sheer force of the anguish it must to a father Like upon Nothing and mother to look their chil It has been charged vegetable dren when they are little and realize CONFIDENCE that that they will soon be taken away poisons figure in these fatal prayings, although they said Lord Chatham, "is a plant but there seems to be ncy evidence to from them, and that People believe substantiate this clain The reader may return at intervals to talk to of slow growth." them, that they will never be permit- things that they see, and in a may scoff at the idea Jbf a man being in able to pray a person to death, one ted to touch them again. This is broad sense they are right. What but really the essence of tragedy. blind faith is has only to see the baneful light in is sometimes callea the kahuna's eyes to retocrniza th TRAGIC END OF ONE CASE. not faith at all. There must be presence of some strange powerf case of one young wife who a foun- Once The sad reason and fact to form tne idea or aeatn suggests ltsr if to a was sent to Molokai would cause the FAIRY 50AP dation for trust. In regard to a sick person medicine can do him no stoutest heart to bleed with pity. She medicine or remedy, for example, good. There are thoe who assert that had only been man-le- a year and her people ask, "Has it cured oth-ere- ? the beautiful Princess Kaiulani was a first baby was about to be born, when Have cases like mine been victim of the kahunas. It is certain it was discovered that she was in by Is it in harmony that the house was surrounded by the first stage of leprosy. Of course relieved it? them at the time of did everything within his with the truths of modern science, her death. the husband Bath and Toilet When her died she too was power to save from the island, For suspic- mother her and has it a record above strongly influenced by the belief that but the law was stern and they took ion ? If so, it is worthy of confi- he kahunas were praying her life her away. Th.. case was so extremely dence; and if I am ever attacked away. She remarked to one of her pitiful that the authorities agreed to by any of the maladies for which white friends that it was no ue for break the rules for once and allow the k KM II it is commended I shall resort her to try to live against the influence husband to remain with his wife until 6K to it in full belief in its pow- of the native wizards. The white phy- after the birth of their child. The to help me." On these lines sicians tried to force medicine down baby did not live a day. and the guard er her throat but she resisted with all in making his rounds found the unfor- I WAM POLE'S PREPARATION her strength. She asserted that her tunate couple entwined in each oth- I has won its high reputation a- - time had come and that she was ready er's arms,- - both in the last long sle"p i mong medical men, and the to go. This Is not generally spoken of death. An empty morphine bottle of but it is known to be true by many at the bedside told the silent story of ALL people of all civilized countries. will SOLD BY same reason people in Honolulu. despair. Surely a merciful God They trust it for the gently with souls .so terribly tried they trust in the familiar SOOTHSAYERS DRESS GAILY. deal that Of course the kahunas do as these! laws of "nature or in the action not have FREDERICK J. I.I ASK IN. effective the same hold upon the people that of common things. This they had in days gone by. palatable as honey and Th$ be'.ief remedy is in them is a superstition which really COMMENCEMENT. contains the nutritive and cura- belongs to the old generation. They AFTER tive properties of Pure Cod Liver are now regarded as doc tors who prac- Oil, extracted by us from fresh tice without a license and are treated cod livers, combined with the accordingly. Sometimes an old inhab- Compound Syrup of Hypophos-phite- s itant will insist upon heinir treated by Extracts of Malt a kahuna, but if the native doctor fails and the 1 quickly a white physician then called in. and Wild Cherry. It dis- disease-breedin- g One of these soothsayers is easily the poisonous, tinguished on the streets of Honolulu acids and other toxic by the scarlet handkerchief he wears matters from the system; regu- around his neck. When indoors he is lates and promotes the normal very gay In his dress, but on the street action of the organs, gives vigor- he only allows himself a trace of scar- and digestion, and is let. ous appetite one infallible in Prostration follow- There is venerable wizard that is Scrofula, Influ- said to be over ninety years of age. ing Fevers, etc.. living in the hills near Honolulu, and Diseases, ' ' - enza, Asthma, Wasting who is noted for the wondeiful power V? , Throat and Lung Troubles, etc. of his eye. He is filthy, ragged and mi W Dr. W.A.Young, of Canada,savs: unkempt, but the strange It ght in his "Your tasteless preparation of eye holds the natives in awe and at- cod liver oil has given me uni- tracts many curious white people who mm formly satisfactory results, my want to se what he is like. MM patients having been of all ages." And now, leaving the legends and The Best Rigs of skill and superstitions of the fair island behind. It is a product the Wo come to what may be called Ha- to-da- v in City science of and is success- waii's skeleton in the closet. It is the the the old style modes of For SUNDAY DRIVE ful after Leper Settlement in the mountains of TERRITORY STABLES. treatment have been appealed to Molokai. It is located on a peninsula MUST BE WET." -- Life. tt8 S. King St. Phone Main PL in vain. Sold by all chemists. of some five thousand acres in extent. 'WHY! THE NASTY OLD THING WON'T BURN. IT -- if ' mums

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funny, though: some places they won't ;S3S$s$$5$s$$$$$$$ss$5 iistm to comeay ana at otner places WORK HARD they won't hear anything else." STAGE PEOPLE "I think that the gallery is a pretty good barometer to show the success or failure of the play," said Miss Due. Behind the Footlights at a Rehearsal Interesting People Stage a "for if one can interest the crowd up Barn Piays People Like On and Off the Stage Like Honolulu-L- ' there will keep them quiet I think it is quite a tribute." In response to a earning to Laugh Stage Kisses Real. suggestion that her sympathetic parts w , BY LEONARD WITHINGTON. were her strongest points the leading lady replied. "I am glad you think so. But crying comes easy to me. It took act.' looked as if the stage manager had me many months to learn how to First his hands full. laugh." anyone "Pete" Sosso, the actor-stag- e But who heard Miss Genial 1 1 was something or a snocK to see cold, noftri Company, Due's heartless lautrh in "Trilby" m it manager of the Elleford Myrtle Selwyn tearing around the or her merry laughter in "A Lion's stood in the mitlst of the chaos of the stage in a cotton dress and a m Heart." will agree that she has mas- stage the other morning and waiian hat with a yellow lei around it tered the art. hearing her sing "Meet me up at can laugh in chontcil nut thoe two words. II it nau after "I all right." put Miss one Portland" in a vivid red creation from Selwyn, "it is the crying part that Probably nothing is more satis- not been for the announcement pfai& And Auda Due the glorious stumps me. cry good, food When I do it always factory than reliable would not have known whether it was Trilby, who is plain Mrs. Pietro Sosso is a little comedy cry, not one of products. The inner man always these the first act or the last or anyactatall. off the stage, in a shirt waist and heart-rendin- g affairs at all. Are stage wants the best. TILLMANN'S sitting on play in the rehearsal is mightily talking skirt, a chair in the kisses real? you ask. Of course. The products are famously good and For a of confusion eagerly reading same thing on the midst the public won't stand for anything else. will give perfect satisfaction to the different from the ( J & from home charles Kdler But then, of course, they are stage most particular people. night of its production. Then there , viuajn Wh0 gets cordially the himself kisses and part of the business." j . , . : . . CHICKERING We Carry a Choice Line of are the inspiring strains of the latest hated every evening, was a jolly good If you think that the stage life all

. fellow morning eleven. It ; r i n fmm thp nrchpstra that at roses and suppers and gaiety and light unseemly noises, theiei heartedness go up on the big bare to drown out all I a nobility of who was so interestingly relating stage some ; The first of the world's great pianos, with tone . morning at a rehearsal and and in the blood-seat- s TILLMANN'S GOODS is a rustle of silk satins hjs traveis should be such a see how much downright hard work never yet duplicated. and tier after tier of eager faces thirsty wretch when the footlights there is about it. If you think that Including and waving fans fill the house from the were ablaze, working the audience up stage people are merely gay, fairylike up to "nigger heaven" so that they cheer to the echo when he people who move in another world off pit clear the driven to the wall, peanuts and smoke is at last in the clouds go and meet some of CANNED FRUITS AND VEGE- where they crack The George Hernandez, who gets them in the daytime and you will find TABLES, cigarettes and cast smart remarks at Dff those side-splitti- comedy scenes, that they are beings much like your- - The Upright Grand wife, JAMS AND JELLIES, the stage people. Then heavy carpet and his who plays the "auntie" self, interesting, courteous and hard- - deadens the sound of the actor's foot- roles to perfection, were the most se- working. SPICES AND EXTRACTS, rious people in the world. Marion had a steps and painted scenery and costly Has always been one of the most remarkable pianos for the OYSTERS. jolly smile quite different from his PUBLIC CONCERT TODAY. hangings make a palace of the stage grim parson roles. And Grace home ever designed or built. The price of $500, established SALMON. Lamont itself. Brave men and fair women and Fent and Daul and the rest, inter- The Hawaiian Government band on it five years ago, remains the standard price today, the V V V tread the boards in evening dress, ested in the morning paper or the mail will give a concert this afternoon, same in Honolulu as in New York. from home, utterly to suggest glittering uniforms or costly gowns failed commencing at 3 o'clock, in the Cath- M. LEW, & Company, the same people as they played to the J. making the scene a veritable fairy- gallery gods when the footlights shine olic Cathedral grounds, Sunday being f TELEPHONE MAIN 149. land. and the orchestra plays. Whit-Sunda- y. The programme fol- But at the first rehearsal it is differ- "Tell the stage-struc- k girl who sees lows. ent. The curtain is up revealing row the glitter and light of the theater PART I. The Quarter Grand from boxes it is work, hard Berger after row of empty seats. Way off In the that Overture "Kamehameha" work," said Auda Due. "Some people Chorus "Whit-Sunda- y" Rossini the back of the house two or three think that it is all roses and dinners Fantasia "Providence" Tcbani Occupies no more space and costs no more than an upright. are staring with wide little natives and fun. But it isn't; it is work, one Vocal is a charming production, beauty of open In one of the boxes sit1 of the hardest professions that there (a) Regina Coeti" It art remarkable for mouths. design, volume, of the manager smoking a cigar and one is. This is mv first season on the (b) "Tantum Ergo Ar. by Berger quality and sustaining power tone. BATH road, though I did some work in the Mrs. N. Ala pa i Chorus. : of the ushers reading the morning pa- and Made in two sizes dramatic clubs in Salt Lake City. It PART II. per. Seen from behind the footlights work, I One Style R 5 ft. long $600 is but like it. meets lots Vocal "Hawaiian Songs". Ar. by Berger the stage is a different proposition of nice people. We have been treated Style A 5 ft. 5 in. long $650 beautifully by the people here and .Intermezzo from the usual conception gained from Portuguese 1-- I shall carry away a fine impres- "The Revellie" Both just wide enough to admit the full 7 3 octave keyboard unpaint-e- d Mey the front view. Bare walls of Honolulu. But, all, I relies sion of after Gloria "12th Mass" THE boards that instinctively bring up would like to be back in Salt Lake Mozart on you "Reminiscences of All Nations" a recollection of the old barn down City. That is home, know. Godfrey the rancty stretch up into the dim "Of course, a long engagement like light of the scenery loft where the this one is not so hard as the week "Hawaii Ponoi." lower edges of scores of painted drops engagements, but they are heaven "The Star Spangled Banner." Plumber and rows of colored electric lights fill compared with the one-nig- ht stands. Bcrgstrom Music Co., Ltd. all the available space. The back wall That is what wears one out, packing HALEIWA. is ' tastefully decorated with the coats after the show." The Haleiwa Hotel, Honolulu's fa- Odd Fellows' Bldg. 165 8. King Street. of the players hung on convenient Just then Miss Selwyn, or Mrs. Ed-le- r, mous country resort, on the line of one multiple you nails. On side are the just as please, came tripping the Oahu Railway, contains every Tel. Main 61. switches that control the electric in atter casting an imaginary intarit lights. into an imaginary sideboard. modern improvement and affords its I was somewhat uncertain about "Whose Baby Are You?" was being guests an opportunity to enjoy all walking on the board floor for every rehearsed. "Thank goodness, that's amusements golf, tennis, billiards, foot of It seemed to be part of some over," she said. "Speaking of packing fresh and salt water batning, shoot- trap door or other contrivance for the after the show, I have accumulated so ing, fishing, riding and Tick- purpose one many driving. of precipitating into the leis and calabashes and other ets, including railway and one full lower regions, but, finally, summoning curtos here that I think I'll have to get tare up my courage, I made my way across, an addition put on to our baggage car. day's room and board, are sold at the finding it very steady and secure The people here have been just lovely Honolulu station and Trent & Com- despite its appearance. There were no to us. We were tendered a luau the pany for $"5.00. For departure of trains eHieflGOM88 properties at the rehearsal, plain other night. This afternoon we are all consult time table. 3 DAYS nd over The Only Double-Trac- k Eailway between the Mis- woodep chairs served all the purposes guing to Waikiki and Friday I want to On Sundays, the Haleiwa Limited, a of sideboards, cradles and grand go to the museum. Oh, I like Hawaii. souri River and Chicago. two-hou- r tram, leaves 8:22 a. pianos. There were no gay costumes. Do you know Allan Dunn? Well, he at m.; L. FAST TRAINS DAILY. Sosso. the magnificent lion tamer of wrote those Hawaiian verses to "Danc- returning, arrives Honolulu t 10:10 THREE "A Lion's Heart," looked like another ing the Two-ste- p with Lulu" and they p. m. VIA man as he stood in the middle of the take every time. When in doubt, sing SOUTHERN PACIFIC, UNION PACIFIC AND stage, in his shirt sleeves with the that, is my motto. Some songs last " The authorities at Winfield offered to CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAYS book of the play in his hand and di- for. five or six yoars. That is one of give a thief his freedom if he would rected the efforts of the other play- them." Then she aked which play I run fifty yards in six seconds and Overland Limited. VeStibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 11 a. m. Ilil ers. "He has a cinch." one of the men liked best. On eceiving a reply she pay the costs in his case. The thief m. daily. The most Luxurious Train in the World. Electric Lighted confided to me, can his said, people down here ran the distance in the stipulated time, Throughout. Double Drawing-Roo- Sleeping Cars, Composite, Observa- "for he read "I think the Smoking own part out of the book while he is like melodrama best. They want but attained such momentum that he tion, Buffet, and Library Car. Dining Cars, Meals a la Cart. IF YOU CARE Less than three days to Chicago without chaige. FOR YOUR EYES, correcting us. But to a. layman it plenty of shooting. Audiences are did not stop to pay the costs. Eastern Express. VeStibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 6.00 p. Tou care for our aid. Our specialty m. Daily. Through Pullman Palace and Sleeping Cars to Chicago. Din- 2s fitting Glasses to relieve strain and ing Cars. Free Reclining Ch&Jr Cars. nprove the sight. Let us aid you to Atlantic Express. VeStibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 9 a. better vision or the preservation of Daily. Standard and Tourist Sleepers. l what remains. Factory on the premises. PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS Wednesdaye, Thursdays and Fridays. The best of everything. A. N. SANTORD, r. b. ritchie, o. a. P. c. CHCA(i0 & NORTHWESTERN BY. 73 - i 1 : Optician. im&TJiSrii'iXat&r- a vtv--j r . m. 'JMii toff 617 Market Steet, (Palace Hotel) San Francisco Boston Building, Fort St r . F. Company's Agent. over May & Co. I Jl'nt !.:!...: MW - - "i "ITS. iMJ I '11 :1 01 . Ft ' - GMman Rdau Boquet Cigars mi SSAVBR LUNCH ROOKS Men's h. i. vot.ro. mm:: $25 Suits Our $25 suits arc fast, becoming famous for quality ex- cess when compared with ordinary suits aT; this price. FRESH m These suits are built to retain their shape and it is no easy task to make suits that way. To keep the fronts straight and smooth and banish that "roll" so significant of the or- dinary suit at this price the lining must be of good qual- Mrs. E. M. Taylor ity and the fabric itself staunch and fine. Alexander Young Building. The garment must be thoroughly "stayed" and rein- forced. The shoulders, too, must be 'worked" and tailored instead of filled with unsightly pads. mm You'll find all J. Hopp & Co. these qualifications in our suits at $25. Young Building, Bishop St. OEOROE A. MARTIN, Merchant Tailor, Merchant Street next Post Office. HIGH GRADE KOA FURNITURE MADE TO ORDER.

EAGLE CLEANING AND RECEIVED BY S. S. SIBERIA. DYEING WORKS. Fort Street, opposite Star Block. DIRECT LADIES' AXD GENTS' CLOTHING IMP0RTATI0NIFR0M JAPAN CLEANED AT LOWEST PRICES. Phone 2362 FIN SILK KIMONAS White M From $5.00 up. ! and PAPER COVER. Just Opened BEAUTIFUL IVORY WARE. ARTISTIC CARVING. 3000 COPIES. Good Paper, Large Type, Choice AT Selection ONLY 15c OR 7 F.OR $1.00. H See Our Window Display Nuuanu Street, WALL NICHOLS CO. SAYEG USA'S Just Mauka of Hotel HONOLULU IRON WORKS S COMPANY. Machinery Pacific Transfer Co. Black Pipe. GalvanlW WILL CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE. Boner Tubes, Iron and Steel I-- TRUST METHODS. We pack, haul and ship your goods and save you money. jGfRce Xuuanu street. Tlamlot Hum (the noted tragedi m) I t. !l you. fellows, this monopoly business -- is getting to be something Dealers in stove wood, coal and kindliners. iakaako. fierce. Here they've hired Miss Centipede to place of take the the entire ballet. Life. Storage in Brick Warehouse, 126 King Street. Phone Main 58. SUNDAY ADVERTISER, JUNE n, 1905 5SSS5S552 2 MMimi Bad Blood FRICK COMMITTEE REPORT

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Sarsaparilla 4. It has the Individual Clutch transmission Gears are alwavs in mesh this makes There are many imitation Sarsaparillas. Be sure you get "Ayer's. it impossible to rip off the teeth. Prepared hy Dr. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Msm., U. S. A. The other reasons we will tell you all about if you will MOLLISTER TJRUO CO.. Agent. EQUITABLE. call or drop us a. lin e say I collect from you while you live, ami you collect from me when ing you are interested. vou 're dead. ' ' Life.

NEW. YORK, June 1. The World the United States Shipbuilding Com- was to Lowney's this morning says: The report of the pany, it is declared this done I gratify the private ambition of certain There is prestige as well as safety, Frick committee, which consists of directors. forty-tw- o pages of printed matter, read Eleventh All of the charges of comfort, ease of in own- We have received a consignment to the Equitable Life directors yester- wrongful misuse of the Equitable's and mind, money against Hyde, such as $12,300 of these world-famou- s Chocolates day by M. E. Ingalls. contains the fol- and they are very fresh and good. paid for the Cambon dinner, are gone ing a lowing radical declarations: into with great detail and condemned. The assortment includes: First It prac tically demands the re- Twelfth It finds that extravagant LOWNET'S GROUND CHOCO- moval of President James W. Alexan- charges for traveling expenses were 3-- tt Vice-Preside- nt LATE, 1 Vice-Preside- in and tins. der, First nt James H. made by both Hyde and Third COCOA, George T. Wilson, the for- WINTON BREAKFAST Vice-Preside- AUTOMOBILE LOWNEY'S Hyde and Second nt Gage in -- Tb tins. mer putting in bills for $40,000 and the DIAMOND SWEET E. Tarbell. latter for $60,000, a total for the two LOWNEY'S I 1-- every officer $100,000. CHOCOLATE, in Land lb Second It declares that men of cakes. and director of the Equitable society While that part of the report was CHOCOLATK, any way as a member being read dealing with the sales to LOWNEY'S MILK who profited in the Equitable of securities in which in cakes. of the "James H. Hyde and associates" the directors were Interested, and out Hamm-Youn- g LOWNEY'S VANILLA CHOCO- syndicate must pay back into the of which they made large profits, there Von Co., Ltd., LATE. In -- tt cakes. treasury of the society every dollar he was a painful scene, in which Jacob H. LOWNEY'S CHOCOLATE ICE expense of the policy hold- Schiff. Cornelius N. Bliss and Henry ALEXANDER YOUNG BLDG. CREAM DROPS, CHOCOLATE made at the C. Frick were the chief actors. Schiff, PEPPERMINT. ers. It declares that if any of these terribly excited and agitated, jumped ASSORTED CREAM CAKES, ETC. guilty officers refuses to refund this up and interrupted the reading of the money, the Equitable should compel report by declaring he had committed by suits. no illegal act by sales of securities restitution & HOW TO EAT Office of which this firm, Kuhn, Loeb Co., had ) Third Tt declares that the made to Equitable. the President Alexander has been managed He was flatly contradicted and cen- - j A BANANA May & Co., Ld. w ith laxity and negligence and should sured by both Frifli and Bliss. All Henry three became greatly excited, Transcript prints fol- - I be thoroughly reorganized.. and The Boston the i joined in uproar. Vice-Preside- others the nt For a lowing letter: Fourth It charges that minute or two so was ar TELEPHONES, office bitter the you to Tarbell . has conducted his gument that it was feared some of the It might seem worth while to 22, Main 92. space to a topic affect Retail Main Wholesale witn waste ami fxinuiigcunr emu i uiuuwieri wuuiu come 10 diows. ine devote a little m me - scene was described as re- - ing the health and pleasure of his department should De reorganizeu. the most food, markable ever witnessed in the big, public in the matter of a kind of charge of dishonesty is made w sub-- 1 No solemn board room of the Equitable one of the most holesome and Mr. natural foods for CO against Tarbell Life. stantial of all the Only a few samples. Loulu condemns the payment of human beings, the banana. The writer Fifth It pan- - sizes. Lauhala $122,500 per year to James I has always hanging in the home mm hats all salaries of WHAT HOME IS. j try two or .three strings of bananas mats to order. H. Hyde by the Equitable Life and at various stages of ripeness. When j 63 CO the subsidiary companies. Mercantile Home has a cool hand and a soft first hung, each string is riper than cen- voice and sympathy. persons eat them, and it hangs Trust and Equitable Trust, and most W MmmKdMMF Home is you mellow-ripe- , skins well eo Hawaii & Fciitb Sf us CnricCo sures the system that has prevailed in where can speak tout until really the 15 mind and criticise your j mottled, or dark, sometimes even YOUNG BUILDING. by which his personal employer. Hyde's office Home !,Pre vou can ofl black, but the flesh as sweet as honey some- pull clerks receive salary advances yovr shoe.-- and put on vour slinDers. or dates. No member of the family times as high as 250 per cent. Home has a quiet will eat bananas until they reach this rest for the tired as spon eat a raw Sixth It declares that the entire head, and home is where you can stage; they would cry out your or half-bake- d potato as a banana with GALE business of life insurance should be heartweariness. green on the skin, The of Home the least tinge thoroughly reorganized in the interest is where you can shove the or one that was as immature as those day's burdens into the hall closet and stage J LOW-PRICE- D beneficiaries, policy-holder- s. ordinarily eaten. At the proper THE GALE IS A MACHINE, BUT IT IS ALSO of the the hold yourself straight once FRESH and free ripeness splendid breadfruit will j Seventh It finds that waste and ex- more. of this A QQOD MACHINE. INDEED, IN POINT OF ACTUAL travagance, if not peculation, have ex- A home is a responsibility, but not rmnnonh QUALITY THERE ARE NONE BETTER. IT FILLS A LONG-- Flower and Vegetable isted in practically every department any more so now than in the time oi the individual is dofSSin need of food, and j FELT WANT AND HAS DONE WONDERS TO POPULAR- - j 'of the Equitable Society. our fathers. No man or woman j in a fit condition for eating anything. AUTOMOBILING AMONG THE MANY WHO CANNOT wormy re- - so many c.tin. jE - name a wonaer peopie Eighth- It declares that between $10,- - oi tne will shirk .o mat A sponsibility that means the welfare about the banana as "indigestible: it AFFORD TO PAY THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR A CAR. $20,000,000 been deposit- -- ' 000.000 and have of our country. Tt is that, resnnnsi- j is simply because they eat them raw" is first-clas- s in every in many ed in different institutions for the per- bility that makes sturdy citizens and instead of ripe. Our family of seven. The GALE respect and it SEED 1-- sonal use of certain officers of the so- selects great men to rule us. I from 3 2 to 65 years of age, eat two of the complicated parts of other cars have been simpli- averaging seven dozens ciety. Home-i- s earth's Kden to tho hn or three strings, fied. It seats three persons comfortably and any speed wish to the string, every week, with never Ninth It declares that secret agree- it to be so and will strive to resulting. The up to 30 miles an hour can easily be obtained. make it so A little more t hough a sign of indigestion ments have been made among certain has given this tip to hundreds In cent a a lit-- 1 writer 5 little less selfishness; it never fails to We will guarantee a car, for one year, free from any defects in ma- self-altpegati- families, officers to purchase large lots of bonds ! of of and and a good "work." If the practice of eating ba- - terial or workmanship, and will make replacements of such parts and that other secret agreements have deal of sentiment; much of imagina-- i l nanas tne ngnt stage ui npeuoa Packages and a at been made to sustain the price of these tion exeat lot of lovahleness: were universal, the trade would in- FREE OF CHARGE. an grow - bonds after the purchases were made. idea! to to and enough prac- crease a thousandfold, and our people ticability to keep things moving i JUST RECEIVED. Tenth It condemns the settlements would be greatly benefited thereby. smoothly; such constitute the haven To show how this matter is misunder- - of various suits that have been brought of us ' that most look forward to and j stood, even by our health authorities. AAA society against certain directors of the that some of us reach. I will mention a little occurrence of Price $650.00. with the money of the Equitable. In ! ihls rrmrninf A a T Was r.assill fill with the settlement of the When is a cold appre- ' NOW IS THE TIME TO connection spring most Italian's fruit stand the proprietor was suit brought by former Governor B. ciated? On a hot summer day. Rural dumping a lot of ripe bananas into the PLANT. D. Odell for losses in securities of New Yorker. A Jr garbage barrel on the sidewalk. 1 truckman with his team at the curb' asked the man what he was doing' Schuman Carriage Co. CHURCH SERVICES TODAY. that for. receiving the reply that he. couldn't expose them longer for sale lest the health boaVd folk entered a L'nrvted. Co. had up for a fine, Drag ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL Morning and evening. complaint and him on Merchant, between Mister for exposinsr "decayed fruit!" He tld Automobile wai Fort and Alakea Sts. ST. CLEMENT'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Usborne, morning and evering. the driver that the bananas were only ST. ELIZABETH'S CHURCH (Episcopal) Pot wine, 7 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. just fit to eat: that his family couldn't METHODIST CHURCH Rice, 11 a. m.; Wadman 7:30 p. m. eat them all. and so he had to throw CENTRAL UNION CHURCH Kincaidj 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. them out. The driver took out several, T watching him. ate one. CHURCH Services 11 a. m.; Hopw 1 7:30 p. m. and. as stood Oahu Ice & CHRISTIAN and declared he had never eaten so GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH Gemeind g sdienst 11 uhr Confirma- Co delicious a banana. The simple reason ' Electric tion, Beichte und Abcndmahl. is. that he never knew when the fruit KAWAIAHAO CHURCH Parker, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. was in fit state to eat. Of course, this to any part of the city. REORGANIZED CHURCH OP LATTER DAY SAINTS Waller, morning and does not apply to the fruit at a later Ice delivered stage, when it may become actually promptly tilled. Tel. Bin evening. ! Island orders decayed and disagreeable to the taste: O. BOX R""- - "nice: neww 111. P. ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL Services at 6, 7, 9, 10:30, 2 and 7. short of that, however the longer they ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHAPEL (R. C.) Waikiki, services at 8:30 and 3. are kept the more delicious and whole- - ST JOHN THE BAPTIST (R. C.) Kalihiwaena, Clement, S:30 a. m., high some they are J Jk mass, sermon, collection, Sunday School; 4 p. m., rosary. CHARl'o E. PAGE. M.D., May 19. If you want the best for the least ST. JOSEPH (R. C.) M oanalua. Clement, 11 a. m.. high mass, sermon, collec- Boston. V Fur- A FOXY REJOINDER. money In Clothing and Gents' tion and Sunday School; 3 p. m., rosary, catechism, rehearsal. nishing: Goods, try An Indian Territory editor makes Leopard a despicable thing to rob a chicken roost. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ASSOCIATION Room, 1, Elite Building, 11 a. ra. years ago we It's this frank remark: 'Ten Reynard Oh! come off. You're not spotless. CLOTHING CO. Y. M. C. A. Round table study, 5; tea, 6. entered the newspaper business poor, GLOBE The Laughing Hyena Ha! Ha! Ha! -- Life. 64 Hotel Street. SALVATION ARMY 10:30 a. m., and 6 and 8 p. m. but honest. We are still poor.'' SUNDAY ADVERTISER, JUNE n, 1905. RECORD OF AN ISLAND I U. V - Go BORN S. ADMIRAL I3smQ Ui '7

on the matchless train Overland Limited New cars and equipment Right TimF electric lights, library, reading' lamp in every berth, barber shop, club car, bet dining service, Have You Go: it? route the most scenic, through Ogden or If Not, This May Interest Salt Lake City and You.

Right to Did it ever occur to you that your watch was due spine attention anu carer Chicago STOP a moment and think of the In 3 days. For tickets, stupendous amount of work performed, reservations, etc., bv this wonderful article. agents of the ask KNOW a watch balance I DO YOU gives 300 vibrations every minute, 18,-00- 0 Southern Pacific every hour, 432.000 every day, and 613 Street, II Market 8 1 57(80,000 every year? U. S. A. San Francisco, NOW doesn't it seem reasonable that your watch should have a little oil at least once a year, and be cleaned be- Apollinaris; Johannis fore it stops ? A FEW FACTS to set you thinki- Lithia and Hungarian ng1: At each vibration a watch balance rotates r -4 times, which makes 197.-100,0- 00 Apenta Waters, every year. For comparison, , (in crown top bottks) take a locomotive with 6-fo- ot driving-wheels- roL: making the same number of ji 1 Apollinaris and Lithia Waters, I REAR ADMIRAL THOMAS H. STEVENS, U. S. N. 7$! revolutions, would travel twenty-eigh- t times around the you per doz. quarts, $2.25 earth. Don't think it would need some oil during - - - -- Service has the following of local interest. The Ad- that per aoz. pints 1.50 The United Gazette ? Honolulu time L 1 1 miral referred to, Thomas H. Stevens, and his wife intend visiting i. WE ARE EXPERTS in watch re- shortly. They are now at the Cairo Hotel, Washington, D. C: per doz. pints - - -- 2.75 pairing, our work is guaranteed and the Rear-Admir- al Stevens. 1SS2, duty at Navy Department. (War per doz. half pints - 1.50 Thomas H. watches we repair keep time. Navy, was born in Hono- - Records): same year. Miantonomah - United States a- Galena: 1SS4-8- 6. Asiatic Station; Sandwich Islands. Son of the and Johannis Lithia is the sure lulu. Ranger. Pacific Station (Behring Sea), 1 H. Stevens. CO.. LTD cure for Rheumatism late Rear Admiral Thomas Xovember 1S91 to June. 1893: York- - IF. 4 and grandson of Thomas Holdup Stev- - tOWn, Behring Sea and Asiatic Station, Hi ens. Appointed to Naval. Academy, May. ISM. to July, 1895. Lieutenant- - FORT STREET. Special prices to the trade. 1863. by President Lincoln, from among Commander. February 2. 1896; Cincin- - sons of officers: graduated, 1868; 1868- - nalj, Xorth Atlantic and European Sta- - Sole Agents for Hawaii, 69, Pacific Fleet, steamer Resaca. Mex- - tions. May. 1S96. to August, 1897; Nor- - ican and Lower California coasts; Mo- - fojjj Xavy Yard. September. 1897; USWIS & Co, Ltd. hican, on scientific expedition to Si- - Philadelphia. July. 1898. Promoted beria for observation of total eclipse of Commander. March 29 1899, and to sun, August. 1869. Promoted to En- - Captain" in 1904; Navy Yard. Norfolk, 1 sign, July 22. 1869; Michigan and Colo- - 2. 1899; Manila, Xovember commanding: ire,---.- There is a rado, 1869-7- 0. Promoted to Master, juiy 1900. As Executive Officer of 1870; on duty in Pacific Squadron, 1870- - tne flagship Philadelphia, he command- - tele, fine new 73, flagship Ossipee and sloop Cyane; e(j the Naval battalion and Hawaiian '34 family in the while attached to latter ship, partiei- - National Guard on the occasion of the V - p. house of pated in survey of Isthmus of Tehuan- substitution of the United States for the tepee of Interoceanic flags, singular coinci- - , for construction tne Hawaiian a Canal; temporarily attached to James- - dence, as he was at the time the only Bel 3, town: flagship Pensacola, 1872-7- in native of Honolulu who was a commis- - OCTOPUS South Pacific: May, 1S73. commanded a sioned officer of the United States i company of "blue jackets' during the Xavy. temporary occupation of Panama by During- the war in the Philippines he at the armed forces from Pensacola and Tus- - commanded the gunboat Manila for AQUARIUM carora, for protection of American in- - eighteen months.-onl- relinquishing his AAA terests in time of a rebellion; latter command at the instance of a Medical part of 1873. duty Navy Yard, Nor- - Survey. AN at Board of HOURS: folk, Va.; November. 1873, Navigator of; Mare SUGARBR After service at the Island and Daily, except Sunday 10 a. m. to torpedo-bo- at Mayflower at time of Paget sound Navy Yards Captain of 5 p.m. Spanish-America- n complications. Com- - he 7 p. 9:30 p. the Yard at the latter attended Saturdays m. to m. 23, Sundays 1 p. m. to 9:30 p. m. missioned as Lieutenant. January the course at the Naval War College 1874; flagship Franklin. European Sta- - summer of 1903 and was then or-tio- n, ock-keep- cr condi-ther- e 1S74-7- 6; Marion, same station, Oc- - dered as Captain of the Yard at the is a boon to the st and the small farmer. It puts stock in prime tober. 1S76. to April. 1S77: Executive Pensacola Navy Yard, Warrington, tion and keeps them and when the cost is figured up it will be found that a rc-- s Officer, receiving-shi- p Passaic. 1S78; Fla.. where he remained on duty markable saving ha been effected from what the cost would have been had oats or Delicious Torpedo Station, Newport; 1S79-S- flag- - until February 11, 1905, when at his barley been used, SUGARBRAND is 50 per cent, cheaper than the aforementioned ship Richmond, Asiatic Station; 1881, own request he was retired with the articles and at least 50 per cent, better. It can be fed to horses, cows, hogs, chickens, Fleet Signal Officer, Pacific Station; rank of Rear Admiral. ducks, with excellcn t results and indeed to every kind of stock. It is being used cx-ti- on AND HE SAWED THE WOOD tensively by Planta Managers throughout the Territory who are loud in its SODA Orpheum praises as are the h orsemen of the country generally. You can obtain SUGARBRAN of Sixty-Tw- o Celebrates Theater Veteran His from any grocer or feed store and should not hesitate to give this excellent and eco- - Birthday and Surprises His Friends. J. C. COHEN, Manager. nomical food a trial.

Quality is everything. To be good The other day in the blacksmith shep "Flagship of the Pacific," It must have the flavor. Then it must occupied by Jasper Brown a crowd of be carbonated right which gives it fizz men were indulgin g in pood-nature- d and snap. This makes it wholesome. banter, says a Penacook item in the We spare neither trouble nor ex- Concord Patriot. Among the number II SO. AGENT, pense to make our soda right. were Dudley L. Smith, a veteran of the We have twenty-fiv- e different whole- Twelfth New Hampshire volunteers, E. Walker, KING and SMITH STREETS, some and delicious flavors. About who lost a leg at Gettysburg, and Sam- J. PRESENTING AN every week we will add a new drink. uel G. Sanborn, a retired blacksmith, ENTIRELY NEW you HIGH-CLAS- Have tried our latest Nut Fruit who is living on the old home place. REPERTOIREIIOF S Sundae? delicious. It's The subject turned to sawing wood, PRODUCTIONS. and Farmer Sanborn claimed that Vet- eran Smith could not saw a cord of hard wood in three days. As Smith weighs 256 pounds, the odds were on Sanborn. H0BR0N DRUG CO. If Smith sawed the wood in the re- Tomorrow Night -- EHLERS' BLOCK. FORT ST quired time Jasper Brown was to have f"'- t wit A it as a gift. Smith commenced sawing at six o'clock in the mornintr and fin- ished about five the same day. This is Last Performance sixty-secon- the way that Smith celebrated his d f mtm 11 REMINGTON birthrlay. J. C. Farrand is Kir, thinking of hiring Smith to take the Standard Typewriter, place of his engine in the wood yard. BY SPECIAL REQUEST. Mi S iktsP'i-- A Papers, Ribbons, Carbons. Puts Letter in Box. Fire The Hilarious 3 .St lib 1 Letter Books, Pencils, Erasers, Miss Sarah Smalley, of Green port, L. Farce wSm''hm Paper Fastener, Eyelet Presses, I., was a badly scared younir woman the Comedy Etc. other day. Incidentally, the firemen are looking for some one who turned in a "MY FRIEND FROM INDIA." Office false alarm. Miss Smalley sauntered Supplies forth from the home of a friend she was visiting, accompanied by the friend. ;ii.u Prices: 75c, 50c. and 25c. of all descriptions. carrying in her hand a letter. The two Repairing a specialty. were engaged in animated conversation, mmmm and Miss Smalley did not notice that the Cafe Chantant A lever of the supposed letter box differed somewhat from the usual lid of a city-ma- il Wednesday Evening. HAWAIIAN OFFICE SPECIALTY CO. box. She pulled down the lever, June 14, and box willingly ufd the rest. The the At Eight O" 15. ;2 young clock, Phone Main King St. loud buzzing at once told the DRAMATIC woman that she had turned in a fire SKETCH. Seizing by the arm. LIVING PICTURES. alarm. her friend DANSEUSE, MUSIC. she hurried down a side street and ARE YOU PAYING RENT turned a second corner just as the fire- FOR A men arrived. mm. Mini's Mte j. M;ikiki Street Entrance. PIANO Even too much Well water will make ' We will sell you one for $6.00 r. WHEN TAINTED MONEY" BECOMES FASHIONABLE. Coyne one sick on a hot day. L. A. V. Ticket $1.00, to be had at Wall, month. Particulars at Fural lady tore Co., Phone Main 415. J. W. HALL Nichols Co. Appropriate turnout for a whose husband has been convicted of high finance. Life.

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Boys under 10 years. began to sit up and take notice. Bennett kept on agitating, and oiled a bit 1st prize. Pie eating contest Gf particularly dusty road by way of demonstration. It was not an cxperi- - PriZeS" ause" "would PYTHIAN ofrisver'TyTa n'ent- - b' he knew what happen. Then the people sat up and took Egg and spoon race 1st and 2nd "Otiee some more. They could see the economy of roads that preserved thorn-prize- Correct ,Open for boys and girls. ves. And. because they could, Ventura county is to this day a place of Potato race 1st and 2nd prizes. Open g00d highwavs. This i the true storv of the origin of the practice of puttiu for boys and girls. crude 1 troleum 1 ro M MOR A L Fat boys race 1st prize. 1st 2nd prizes. - v Clothes race and Greased pole Cash prize (open to IX THE SPRING. FOR. ! With f' of the writer of Lockesley Last but not least-Gre- ased pig. aPoIos Hall.) Services at 3 Today in Open to all. Party capturing pig to n tho spring, the poinciana flowers gorgeotu in the sun, Gentlemen keep the porker. i ; In the spring the bright green mango marks the boy whose course is run: ' the Progress ; When the wind that sweeps Xuuanu brings the murmur of the rain. Our Tailoring Department is doing Mingled with repentant groans of voutliful sufferers in pain. A NOVEL ENCLISH a larger business W e SPORT. I every week. are Hall. fortunate in securing the services of 3 Linnet Sinking Engages the Atten- Jn the spring, the saucy mynah swears aim chatters at his mate, tion and Betting Proclivitia Telling tales of love the strapger might mistake for tales of hate; Cutter who is an expert at his business. The Memorial Services of the of Many People. In the spring, Hawaiian fancy lightly turns to thoughts of paint, Mr. Sondag is not only a Cutter ol Knights of Pythias wfB take place at And a promenade down King street will be apt to make vou faint. the front rank, but he thoroughly un- 3 p. m. today in Progress Hall. The In the little, swarming streets off js j ji derstands how garments should be Whiteehapel road, down Shore-ditc- h lodges to participate are Oahu Lodge through a and Bethna! Green, linnet singing 'Why, it is simple enough.'' remarked naval officer. "The Japanese made this is something of great im- No. 1, Mystic Lodge No. 1, Mc-Kinl- ey Wm. is the pastime of thousands and the busi- have just reversed all known tactics. Togo is a kind of Napoleon of the sea. portance in the Tailoring business Lodge No. 8, Honolulu Temple ness of scores of men, who will bet The tactics say go in and smash the foe with your battleships, and chase him which many cutters have never learned, No 1, Rathbone Sisters. The officers themselves to a standstill over the ort' the earth after you have beaten him with your lighter craft. Togo sent in of the day will be as follows: sweet voiced rivalries of two wee brown bis lighter ships first, and finished up the work with a chase toy the battle Io Garments leave our Store unless birds caged on the wall of some public C. C Ed. Towse, D. D. S. C. Assist ships and big cruisers. v And, of course, that demoralized the Russians, who perfectly made. I whose reputation makes respec- - ed by W. E. Mac, C. C. Oahu Lodge n"use were expecting to fight according to rule. The North Sea incident shows how tability timorous of intrusion, says Out STRICT- No. 1. Q. H. Berrey, C. C. Mystic easily they could be thrown into panic, anyhow." THt MATERIALS ARE ALL Lodge No. 2, E. Farmer, C. C. Wm. Mc-Kinl- ey ing. The hard faced "East Ender." JH LY FIRST-CLAS- S. No. 8. whose chiefest joy is a bloody "limited J$ J$ Jt V. C C. H. T) Smith. round go" in the prize ring of Harr y Ja- So, Togo fights against the rules! We don't pretend to be lowest P. H. T. Moore. cob's Wonderland, in Whitechapel, may all one to the wily Japs. the It's in as M. of W. W. Ellerbrock be seen next night in the back room of He wins, who uses all .his tools priced Tailors the city, cheap work S. K. of R. and E. A. Jacobson. "Tom" Symond's "pub," sitting in his be coward is always unreliable. M. of E. H. Bicknell. And, if foe fools. breathless silence and behind locked He'll win the easier, perhaps. M. of F. C. A. Reeves. doors, with a hundred of his kind, while WE DO CLAIM M. at A. C. W. Ziegler his sing's a for G- - linnet match "pleasant I. F. J Turner. Well-know- n attorney in the Federal Court to Chinese witness " What To give you a perfect fitting in any Style of Good Material at O. G. H. L. White. song," and a stake of ten shillings a Suit Reception Committee: E. H. F. side. is tho name of your firm?" a fair price, turned out equal to the best Houses at the Coast. Wolter. J. McCready, H. A. Giles, W. There was never a more incongruous Chinese witness "Wong Hing. " L. Howard, B. Lee. sport than this, yet despite its gambling Attorney "It was formerly Wong Hing Wing, was it not?' For Stylish Suits Give Us A Trial. Committee of Arrangements: interest, inseparable from all kinds of Chinese witness "Yes."- - Oahu Lodge No. 1 John Neill, P. C, popular English sport, it is to rejoice Attorney has become of Wing?" W. E. Mac, C. C. W. Ellerbrock. that so sentimental and whimsical a "What Mystic Lodge No. 2 T. O'Brien P. pastime makes many a bright spot in Chinese witness "Times were getting pretty hard, and so I cut the L. B. KFRR & F. Kaeck. C. H. D Smith. the clouded life of the East End. To Wing off." Co, ltd !ZiTl7.T' Lodge 8 G. i3p Wm. McKinley No. F. those who do not know it may be well to i j8 Noyes, C. F. J. Turner, H. T. Moore, P. explain the vocal school of the lin- Temple, R. S. that don't suppose many people do know 'I am a good boy," sighed a Honolulu Mrs. H. H. in world of sport is as thorough- "I ?4 Williams, Miss E. K. Dayton, Mrs. M. net the young friend of mine, after a street set-t- o with a Porto Rican lad. "Nobody Ferguson. ly systematized and as fast bound by tradition as the preparatory training hardly ever mentions it." The order of exercises will be as fol- for grand opera. This is no haphazard 58 lows: issue of betting which of two birds will After all, the quarrel between Consul General Miki Saito and Editor Opening sing longest or loudest or sweetest. Shiozawa if it is Editor Shiozawa is perhaps not much more than a tempest Song "I Would Not Live Alway" Every detail of a match is fixed by un- in a Japanese teapot. many gen- (Quartet) written law, molded through v Mrs. Chas. Crane, Mrs. J. C. Cohen, erations of referees, timekeepers, scor- THE WORLD'S DESIRE. Mr. Hugo Herzer. Mr. Ray- ers and owners. mond Brown. From time beyond reckoning the lin- Where walked the living these, the sheeted dead, Scripture Lesson net's singing vocabulary has been fixed So stark and silent now, walked in their pride, Prelate H. T. Moore, P. C. and set into the two divisions known And felt the virile pulsing of the red Solo.... as "pleasant song" and "rough song." Mrs. Chas. Crane. Rich blood of life. And passion's swift, hot tide The first consists of a list of refrains, Swept each to each the husband to the bride. Memorial Address each of which contains more than four C. M. White, P. C. Solo notes or syllables. If a match is made for "pleasant song," then the contesting Along the road that quivers in the sun Mr. Hugo Herzer. . Eulogy birds must stick to their more compli- They walked, where living men are passing now; Geo. A. Davis. cated strains, else they are scored Nor did one see the end. His course was run, Solo against. In such a match, if the linnet And he was gone with ghosts to mope and mow Miss Agnes Lyle. interjects one or more of the shorter Ere yet life's garlands withered on bis brow. Eulogy or "rough songs." each, fault is chalked Ed. Towse, D. S. C. against him by the scorekeeper and ap- Solo pears in the final totals. If the stipula- One after one they passed, the little child Mr. Hugo Herzer. tion is for "rough song." then the bird Fast speeding in the footsteps of his sire; Ritual "Depositing of Myrtle on may use these contracted or easier One after one death claimed them, and the wild Altar by Officers and Knights'' sequences of notes, and receive perfect Solo Mad joy of living sank, as sinks the fire marks. The birds which can be backed The dying saw, in death, the world's desire. Mr. Raymond Brown. ir.g only "pleasant Prayer ... to song" are the i& opera of stage Prelate H. T". Moore, P. C. grand stars the bird in me a East London. "Dan," whispered Judge Dole to his bailiff, "fetch glass of water." Closing. Nofir, Court, Dan is a --f- it is the current belief around the Federal that somnambulist, nobody has ever been able to prove it, because he could PROGRAM AT THE ZOO Judge Spencer R. Atkinson, former but justice of Supreme Court, not be caught awake. That's what the boys say. Anyway, this is what hap ON BLAME HAME HA DAY. the tells that early in his career he took a case for a pened : Dan reached the water cooler in the Judge 's chambers, and drew the Southern client. The amount involved water. Then he started back with it and must have lapsed, becausey the The celebration of Kamehameha Day being less one hundred dollars, than next time he awoke, he was standing in the door of the court room with the the Kaimuki Zoological Gardens will the trial came off in a justice's court. kat j;las in his hand. A man draws drinking water in a glass for only one be a grand affair in which music and The jury so a new one was PURITY called, with the same result. This went purpose, isually, and Dan seemed to come to a realization of this fact as he BREAD a variety of entertainment will play on until seven juries had disagreed. stood there. For, very deliberately, in the sight of the whole court, he raised an important part. From 2 to 5 o'clock Means Flour goodness. Flour that is rich in gluten, Then, just before the eighth trial, Mr. the glass to his own lips and drank the contents. And then he caught the In afternoon, tomorrow, under the received following note reliable and always the same. These are the qualities the Atkinson the eye of Judge upon him. expert eye of "Dooney"' Hartman, the from the justice of the peace: "I write the of Patent Excellent Flour. If you use it you will have following program of sports will be this to let you know the case of Beck- enjoyed: ham agin Lyles can not be tried no Sack race 1st and 2nd prizes. more in this court. You have used up COMMERCIAL, Wheelbarrow race 1st and 2nd pr'.zes. all the juries In the district, and it 25-ya- no more rd dash 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes. won't be possible to get juries PURITY 10 until some grows up, or some new (Continued 4.") BREAD under years. from Pace Girls l 100-ya- rd dash 1st and 2nd prizes. folks moves in. I have wrote the same ,nfl.half t Qwi t , holiJav tomorrcw the sale of James Car- - 10 years. SOLD BY LEADING GROCERS. Boys over Kv 's residence Waialae road and 10th avenue, Palolo, by the same firm, is Crab race 1st and 2nd prizes. Open tice has yet been received that a new at for boys. jury has grown up, the case is still un postponed until luesday. There has been much inquiry about tins aesirauie 50-ya- rd dash 1st and 2nd prizes. settled. piece of suburban property. Jas. F. Morgan's large sale of properties under the Catarina A. Wright mortgage, was postponed from yesterday for one week. It comprises lands in THE BYSTANDER Manoa and Palolo valleys, also a valuable residence lot at Pawaa with an CALIFORNIA FEED COMPANY, LTD., artesian water piivilege. The Stratemeyer premises were sold at auction by (Continued from Page 4.) Morgan on Wednesday to Manuel Gomes for $2550. AGENTS.

ll & the into voting the straight ticket. I have it on indubitable authority that ma-i- Lowers Cooke, Ltd., has bought from the Rapiolani Estate, Ltd., be directed to attend Home Eule meetings so as to pro premises at Queen and Punchbowl streets, once a private residence of King - and Jonah Kalanianaole duce the fright. As for the actual Home Rulers their fiasco in the last cam- jKalakaun. for $35,000, and from David Kawananakoa $8500, a total of $43,500. paign, whenthe same scarecrow was set up, ought to be enough to convince the adjoining land fronting on Punchbowl street for SAYING! I & Maui, from W. F. IT GOES WITHOUT business men that Poepoe is not a practicable issue. The actual contest lies Alexander Baldwin, Ltd., has bought a lot 'at Xahiku, Commissioner of Public Lands. between Brown, Chillingworth, McDuftie and Ah On, counted as one, and Mossmann and wife for $2550. J. W. Pratt, adminis-'sol- d 21 1075 acres, land of Nakulat. William Henry, the Civic Federation and the Republican Territorial at auction the lease for years of the The Best Refrigerator and Ice lease for 21 years as another. Speaking for yourself as a taxpayer and a reputable Kanpo, Maui, at the upset rental of $50 a year; also the tration 2400 acres, at a rental of citizen, which do vou prefer? I know where the gamblers who tried to bribe, of the land of Opihihale,, South Kona, containing Chest is the EDDY $0000 per month to help out the po- - a year, an advance of $22 on the upset price. E. A. Douthitt has bought the Attorney Generals department with Sixty years experience counts for something, if you are ujm are standing. Their preference is as plain as the hand-cuf- f marks a home site in the Minton tract, KaimuKi. lice graft to-dat- e. en their wrists. GENERAL ITEMS. J The Auditor's report on the condition of the treasury for May, while it SOLD ON mi shows the continuation of retrenchment all right, indicates some reasons for SMALL TALKS. en.Tal monetary contraction. Current receipts were $S0,116.Ss? a decrease cf $7,500.42 as compared with May. 1904. Treasury collections were $6,023.63, Easy Terms at Easy Prices a decrease of $11,002. SO; tax receipts, $34,s03.99, an increase of $61o.di v Continued from Page 4.) Constructed on scientific principles. expen-liturc- s were . - all compared with .May of the previous year. Current von about seven miles TWn.nvent17r.-1- The oil indns- Easiest to keep clean. L ' , $150,667.14, a decrease of $41,03.05, and loan fund expenditures $79,093.16 wm 1 ,.rn,Hm,nt,r ' - of Colonel Tom " was in m t - No waste of ice trv of California lin hi fL'-'- ue- 66. Grand total expenditures were S,. w.o'J, a Pennsylvania in boring for oil, ma.Ie in tlie early sixties, nau laueu, Scott of P more Special insulating substance. .4 corporations were, of course, not dreamed ot. e.e oj. " T), not nnh lmlani-- was .33.192.23.' or S7S5.25 practically big modern ii,ia.(x. of a year No escape of cold air. 1 nte Brea-b- rea means as- - than May 31, 1904, but unpaid warrants of $6800.0, exceed those - ; a jew naray ui.r.a v.,. v--,- 01 lnr,,l5 omrmnt to t?, 1 45.000. nfrainst $2.- - Air tight and no waste. T.hltum-- on Puente rancho, in Los Angeles county; a lew an Jrranciseo - c 7, ' the 183,000 in 1904, an increase of $960,000 in tho Territory's' Sanitary in every respect. ,n with more capital in Pico canyon, near Xewhall; these had the infant oil ',aa . - . i : lior.l tn. nr.ililto it. alone the wav ness, Dry cold air is what you get in the Eddy, and Keeping, anwj iuuuu m H..H. D - industrv in tneir.1 The foreclosure sale of the Puna Sugar ( o.'a property is absolutely off. Dry cold facts prove the Eddy to have no equal. life. ab- - , under a judicial order, a matter of course since the company has been . T,o.i n-r- r little monev. inlee-l- an. t were esrc " expenses of receivership wore more : they' good well,, sorbed by Oiaa Sugar Co. All of the the c.ally L TZt Ye it to make ends meet. But owned a few PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., LTD. f than pai(1 by Jiie sae of cane to Olaa mill. There is a very active demand Fort and Merchant Streets.

I . T1 - ... on . i (IT I lVH f ll - v wagons the barrels hlled witn wr ; Berr.-- $25,000, founder ..... r,t;. . Commercial Affcnev has been incorporated for its REPAIRING WOVEN WIRE BEDS P.ennett was drivine. Now, anvbodv wno nas eer mw the roads becomes holding the iuiK oi tue stock 1C61. Dispatch. tne ioug uo " . , , Telephone "White Quick forma knows that during ... x r ..f tta.11 ben comnnr.it ivelv litrht for the almost fathomless in depth rising in wain towing the oilship Marion Chiicott, til Z ha week. Arrivals have been the Kosecrans , and settling back again into cmuKno., . A.-- freight HONOLULU WIRE BED COMPANY-- a VnTlt(,rpv. . , rr. S. Armv transport Sheridan and the - . Jr-- . I .i t- - 1 v 11 - - y ...... aiUT 11. f u Lit t u luag ,m ral th. come to grief. Bennett, driving over il been U. S. revenue wagons, dust was not onlv laid liner Xevadan from San Francisco. Departures have the ALA PA I STREET. where leakage ran down' from his the , - the oil . . i i t?..,- - rliA Oceanic liner Alameda for tsan Jrrancic,o crude petroleum gra, ua itii permanently, but that the - Sheridan for Manila. Surgeon General Wyman of the U. S. Marine Makers of R. & V. P. WIRE BEDS. stuck. Even the torrential rains wintt - kind of adhesive paste that arrived in the Sheri.lan to select a site for the Federal lepro- not wash away top-dressin- this w- Barium on Molokai. U. S. District Attorney Breckons is about to bring suits "Do vou suppose the time will ever come when all the nations of tha . ,...-..- .... . ,re- H-n- became an innuontiai ciii.-m- .ntrv - acres of land earth will be at peare with one anotherT" I He kei.t "it up al- - for condemnation of the Afong property at Waikiki and twelve and then he beiran to his idea of oiling the roa possible., of the re mav be onlv one nation airitate and belonging to the Bishop estate at Puuloa, for fortification purposes. "Well, it's course, that left." though at first people laughed at him, and after awhile thev quit laughing SUNDAY 1 ADVERTISER. JUNE n, 1905.

The tennis matrhpp ended on Friday a most successful season, with ; i after Mi s Ethel Horner of the Beretania SOCIETY Tennis Club again champion of the Why not Enjoy feminine players. Miss Horner has he'd the championship of Hawaii for as four consecutive years, and tennis en- Two June wedding are as popular sa there is no one now in Suits in thusiasts ever, and Honolulu is not lacking the i lands who can defeat her. In her nuptials which interest the whole of match on Friday wun .Mrs. ts. ... v 11- - tins season ? E er think or every that mtotK The .online wedding Of Miss der, she won the three sets, and in ail. Mrs. Wilder is what you have een Mr. Waller Mac- ir.iTiie. eighteen pay ismo Alice Campbell and an excellent player, but before the ex- farlane. following upon the heels of pert playing of Miss Horner she had your tailor tor one lone suit, you WW cunha-Murr.i- y wedding, be a most difficult task. All the matches the , another interesting social affair and gentlemen's single-- mixed doubles can have a change each day and ladies' singles have been well at- will probably be one of the most elab- and tended by tennis players and enthusi- feel much better disposed toward orate of the year. asts, and. of course. such matches have heen the mean- - of bringing ao- - the world and your work? George R- - Carter received on Our Mr. : ciety people together in an informal Wednesday afternoon for the last time manner for a couple of hours during Stein-Bloc- k Smart Clothes have this summer. She was assisiea o many May and June afternoons. Mrs. Henry W. Lyon. Mr.--. Adams and you tried them? Made by better I guests of Paymaster Mrs. Goodale. The tea room was a The dinner - Morris, lT. S. the gunboat tailors than sew together those you wear and cost namlar, t rendezvous during the after- N. aboard less. Wool noon. Mr Alexander Scott pouring Bennington on Thursday evening, were wool-teste- d. tea. assisted in this pleasant task by , c w c Deering. Dr. and Mrs. Miss Nina Adams. A large number of , p H HumpnrSf MiS Helene Hobson. ' Look closely for the mark of safety: guests were present. Mr p H Humphris. Sr., Lieuts. Laeey nd Wade. U. & X. Col A. G. Hawes of San Francisco JIJIJI i enpected here next Tuesday for a Surgeon Peck of the Bennington and yicvWYvvYv"vvyi1wvv visit of two months. Mrs. Pe. k gave a pretty dinner party 8 5 Young Hotel for VSL7i M. expects to go to at the Alexander Mr. F. Hatch Commander Lucien Young of the Ben- Banff in a short time. nington and Lieut, and Mrs. Victor Blue. Surgeon-Gener- al Wyman of Wash- ItBClSTE RfD 1AM ington, D. Cm arrived on the transport Mr. and Mrs. Castendyk of Hilo de- Sheridan and is quartered at the Alex- parted for the coast on the Alameda, ander Young Hotel. as did also Mrs. Mary Gunn and Mrs. . W. T. Rawlins. L ... A Dr. Yost, U. S. A., leaves for the J t St coast in July to be examined for pro- Pedro was the pleasurable game MABEL McKINLEY, motion to the rank of Captain. played at "Rosebank.'' Nuuanu Val- the Actress, formerly of Honolulu. , . , ley, on Wednesday afternoon, when wedding this year was .fcfe Li The first June Miss Irmgard Schaefer was the hos- Humphreys. Miss Helene Robson, Mrs. Marx, whose dramatic voice is regard- of Miss Rosalie Cunha and Dr. Wyckoff. San-(lo- w, ed by M. that C. A. Elston, Mrs. Mrs. as wonderful those who have Ltdj tess. Mrs. Hobdy and Miss Dickey Leon-tyn- e Mclnerny H. V. Murray last Monday evening at Mrs. B. L. Marx, Miss Marx, heard her: vocal music by Miss were fortunate in winning the first and Hartnagle sweet singing the Moana Hotel residence of Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs. Doughterty, Miss whose COR, MERCHANT AND FORT second prizes, the consolation prize Belle Dickey, Mrs. MeiriH. Miss Veiv. always charms. Then there will be the STS. ! E. S. Cunha. was a brilliant Mrs. It K. May, Miss Morion living pictures, Time and money have occasion, the reception following the going to Mrs. Faxon Bishop. The Mrs. Etannie Scott. guests were Mrs. George Carter, Mrs. Scott. Mrs. Richard lvers. Mi-- s Mary been ex wended generously in getting mania-;.- - ceremony being attended by these up. society H. W. Lyon, Mrs. Perkins. Mrs. Ed- Catton. Mrs. Bernice W albri lie. Miss a great crowd of Honolulu Kimball, The completer program is as fol- beautifully dee-orate- d, win Paris, Afiss Ada Rhodes. Mrs. Annie Prke. Mrs. Clifford folk. The rooms were F.TSter, lows: Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Queen that in which the marriage Harry von Holt, Mrs. Alfred Carter, Miss Helen Kimball. Mrs. Louise; Miss Helene Rooson, "A Mi-- s C. B. High. Byron place being in green and white. Miss Ella Stansbury. Xellie Mrs. Mrs. Biiid, Gainsborough type"; Miss Marietta One Only took A. Haneberg. Mrs. otehhauer, Mrs. of each in the corner of the room White. Mrs. P. Xiblaek, Miss Lulu Mrs. Pf Havens. 'Lilies"; Miss Maud Kinney, The alcove Wal- .Mrs. Slattery. Mrs. A. G. was framed with white lilies and white Grau. Mrs. Gerard Barton. Mrs. Klebahn. "In the Victorian Era": "Italian Or- asparagus ter Hoffmann, Mrs. Dr. Cooper, Mrs. Hawes. Miss Kathleen Cartwright. ange Girl." Miss Helen Macfarlane; Design and Color in daisies relieved by feathery Young. plumosa. Opposite was a huge bank of Herbert Mist. Miss McGoun, Mrs. F. M. Miss Bertha Miss Marietta Mrs. Edward Tenney, "Greek God- marguerites peeping Hatch, Mis Jessie Kauffman, Mrs. Havens, Mrs. von Hamm. Mrs. Archie dess": "Springtime," Miss Alice Mac- green with white Young, Mrs. Paul out therefrom. The dining room was Herman Focke. Mrs. Albert Judd, Prin- the Misses Ward. farlane; "Pear's Soap," unknown; "A Hum-bur- g, Kinney. Mrs. adorned with golden shower blossoms ces:? Kalanianaole, Mrs. J. F. Isenberg, Mrs. William Venetian Song," Mrs. A. G. Hawes. library was garnished with Miss Duke. Mrs. J. F. C. Hagens. Alonzo Gartley, Mrs. Hobdy, Mrs The little Misses Helen and Margaret and the Wil- Danford, C. E. Camp, Misses will of beautiful roses. At 8 o'clock Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs. Chas. Mrs. the Center delisht the audience with Sun bowls Mr-- . fancy dancing. Shades, Mis- der, Mrs. Carl Holloway, Mrs. Fred Jordan. Mrs. Rottomley. Gerrit their Dr. and Mrs. Parasols Stephen of the Catholic Father Church, E. W. Mr-- . Ful-- 1 Lanz. Mrs. J. P. Humphris will give a laughable farce, sion joined the couple in the holy Mrs. Jordan. Wilder. Mrs. William at- ler, Mrs. Gait, Mrs. Chas. Wight, Mrs. i Cooke. Mrs. John Waterhouse. Miss "Give Us a Railroad Carriage." Mrs. bonds of wedlock. The bride was ' as Mary Gunn, Mrs. Clarence Cooke, Mrs. Nina Adams. Mrs. Edward Adams, Edward Tenney and Rhoda Ballentyne 0 tended by Princess Kawananakoa, in "The Priestess of Vesta" and Miss of honor, Mr. C. Cunha serv- William Love. Miss Marie von Holt, Mrs. E. A. Jones. matron Mac-farlan- e, 8 Alice Spalding and S. ,W. Schultz in ing groom as best man. The bride the Misses Carter. Mrs. Harry Carriage the "The Spoken Love" Mrs. Macfarlane, Lando-Lev- y First Words of Parasols Florence was given away by her father, who, The wedding will take will program. Mi-- s Tillie Neumann, Miss Elsie conclude the with Mrs. Cunha, stood near by. The place on July 2 at the home of Mrs. J. Mc-Gre- w. Waterhouse. Miss Alice Luce. Mrs. s were Messrs. J. Tarn avenue. j '1 Bishop, .Miss Lando. Beretania Prescott Scott is on his Wilder, Mr. Faxon the Misses Walker, 8 All the Judge Arthur v Orjent, he having sailed the Si- - latest Berg. O. Carter, Jr., and Dr. Yost, Helen Alexander, Miss Charlotte Hall. J. Miss Alice Jone-- , Douglas McBryde has been host at U. S. A. At the conclusion of the Mrs. Babbitt, Mrs. beria for the Far East yesterday. Mr. Albert Waterhouse, Miss Nora Stur- some jolly automobile parties in one Scott is anticipating a very enjoyable ceremony the Hawaiian Government geon, AT, Band played the wedding march, and the Misses Hartwell. Mrs. S. G. or another of his big machines recent- visit both in Honolulu and Japan. S. afterwards played during the recep- Wilder. Mrs. Carl Du Roi. Mrs. Mon- ly. Billy Smith and Charlie .'rivuer F. Bulletin. sup- tague Cooke, Miss Leffeits. Mrs. Er- were his guests for a pleasant spin to d& tion. At 11 o'clock an elaborate Ross, per was served in the Moana Hotel nest Miss Edith Mist, Mrs. F. San Jose and return during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander D. Keyes left H. Humphris, the Misses oren-on- . dining room, a Hawaiian quintette S. F. Bulletin. yesterday on the liner for Honolulu. ) E. W. JORDAN & Co., LTD. while, and afterwards Miss Edith Ewart. Mrs. Emil Water- V club singing the man, M. where they expect to spend a month. bride groom led in the dancing Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. Arthur The Cafe Chantant will be given at the and Wall, Mrs. F. E. Thompson, Miss This s Mrs. Keyes's first sea trip. in the reception parlor. The array of St. Clement's Parish House on Wed- S. Helen Macfarlane. Mi-- s Alice Camp- F. Bulletin. presents was beautiful and costly. The JH bell, the Misses Angus, Mrs. George nesday evening. June 14, at 8 o'clock. JE Scott of Waikiki. During the after-- The Honolulu great number of pieces testified to the Mrs. Thomas Smith was Corps wish their former Angus, Mrs. George Kluegel, Mrs. Har- An excellent program is provided, the hostess noon the guest of honor was presented comrade and her husband lon.r large acquaintance of the couple. Con- a home, spoons. ari i were received rison. Mrs. Alfred Brock, Mrs. Puriy, which will have full justice done by it. at violet tea. at her on Piikoi with a case of silver Thos3 happy life gratulatory cablegrams present were Mrs. David Little, Mrs. from Secretary Atkinson at Washing- Princess Kawananakoa. Mrs. L. E. There will be piano solos by Miss street, on Thursday, in honor of Mrs. Cofer. Mrs. George .Mrs. D. Robert Scott. Mrs. Dillon Mrs. A S. One of ton. Prof. Daniel Murray of Dalhousie Herbert. E. Maud Kinney, fresh from European David Little of San Francisco, who is the social events of the sea- Tenney, Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs. honors: vocal music bv Miss DrUsella visiting her daughter, Mrs. Cantin, Mrs. A. G. Ferguson, Mrs. W. son will University. Halifax, and Mr. Clifford Robert Ormond. Mrs. John Duncan, Mrs. J. be the Arts and Crafts ex- Egan of Little Rock. Ark. W. Rankin, Mrs. S. W. Smith, Mrs. hibit of the beautiful work of Mrs. Alexander Craw, Mrs. Thomas Smith, Burton, given at the Royal Hawaiian Mrs. John McClellan of Camp Mc Miss J. Young and Miss Letty Adams. Hotel. Ds The Kinley will not be at home on calling decorations were violets and This will be opened June 14th by a Scotch thistles. 1 large days during June. Col. and Mrs. Mc- tea, which will be a strictly in- coast fc? vitational affair. Clellan leave next month for the The next meeting of the Buckeye and will be stationed at Fort Rose- - Mrs. Dr. Cooper, Mrs. Richard lvers crans. San Diego. Club of Hawaii will be held at the and Mrs. Ben Marx will preside at the jfl residence of Dr. and Mrs. J. M Whit- tea tables assisted by Miss Kathleen ney, 1325 Cartwright. MisS Nellie A pretty luncheon was given on Wed No. Punahou street, at 7:30 White and p. m., Tuesday, 13. Miss Marion Scott, while nesday for Mrs. Van Winkle by Mrs June Miss Alice tt Jones and Miss Schaefer will have Gerrit Wilder, with golden shower blos Lieut, and Mrs. Victor Blue were charge of the punch table. soms and pansies to make it remem The following will be the patronesses-Mesdame- s of dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. Rossiter bered as one of the daintiest affairs of College Hills on Monday. George R. Carter, Prin- the week. Her other guests wore Mrs cess Kawananakoa, W. R. Castle, Henry W. Lyon, George Carter, Mrs. a fancy Frederick J. Lowrey, Charles M.' Mrs James B. Castle. Mrs. Charles B. There will be sale of work Cooke. Sanford B. Dole, John S Mc-Cre- w, Cooper Mrs. F. M. Pwanzey. Mrs Vic at St. Andrew's Priory, for the benefit F. M. Swanzey, Harry Macfarlane, Mrs. on John Usborne. tor Blue. Mrs. of the Junior Auxiliary, Wednesday. Fred Macfarlane, James B. Wight. 14. from 3:30 to 5:30. A variety Castle F Laura. June M. Hatch. E. D. Tenney, E. Faxon of bags, dainty handkerchiefs, bead Bishop, Carl Du Roi, Ieis will be H. M. von Holt u and seed offered. Tea will (Continued on also be served. Page 11.) 1 NEW GOODS . Anything that tends to make Congressman Hepburn and wife of this hot - weather bearable is a Iowa, are visiting- with Mr. and Mrs. BOON to mankind. s lain, uuiiaiuu alieet, Lilly i Constantly til the coming of the Taft party, with Such a boon is the which they will continue on to Manila. r Mrs. Chamberlain is the daughter of Dr. Deimel v Mr. and Mrs. He:burn. Linen Mesh , Jt . By V-Mm- the yard UNDER- pre-nupti- al for - Arriving i 1 One of the last dinners WtAK. mi$m oerore ineir marriage takes place on June 21. was that given on Thursday Garments made of And a great novelty. The last steam- evening by Miss Alice Campbell to her this material al- low the air to pass freely i er brought us a stock of J bridesmaids and the ushers. An ex- -, around the body, keeping it cool, BAUDEXONS PATENT EMBROID- iuisite cluster of white lilies filled a fresh and com- ERED INITIALS. j silver jar in the center of the table and fortable. with placed lisrhts.- - artfullv electric- w , Such garments are so porous, These initials are simply great. There made an effective display. At each so ab- is no paper and no wire filling' and it plate were the place cards in the form j sorbent, that perspiration is carried off is impossible to tell that they are not of hearts, a likeness of Dan Cupid as fast as formed, both bn.lv r. hand-embroidere- d. "J?FZ;Lt 4,?1!eiment k"S Perfectly dry S lane. Irene Dickson, Ada Rhodes, Make your own garments in prefer- I Special Messrs. Frank Armstrong. Will Roth, ence to the ready-mad- e and you'll be I Sam. Walker and Arthur Mackintosh. better suited and save money Two of those to participate in the bridal thereby. F Dr Deimel M.-s- Bargains ceremonies Miss CI ira Cummings and Linen comes in THIS WEEK IN Miss Muriel Camp ell were not pres- three numbers, as follows: ent, h CURTAIN but will be re in time for the NEW SWISSES. wedding. The bedding "o. 100, lightest. 32 HEM-STlTCHK- invitations inches wide D TEA CLOTHS were issued during week, SCARFS. TRAY COVERS, the about $1.00 per yard 1200 of them. There is to be a religious o. TO, medium. 32 Inches wide and ceremony at the Roman Catholic Cathe- $1.00 per 8 p. yard OMBRE LIBERTY RIBBONS. dral at m.. followed by a recep- No. 50, h eavy. inches wide tion at the Campbell Home, Emma Also street. $1.00 per yard A NEW LINE OF ETAMINE ,t jC We carry SUITINGS, The home of Ensign the Anklets and Wristlets BELTS, Lena Anderson for NEW WASH QFILTED of the local finishing this underwear at 15c per TABLE PADDING, AND GENUINE Salvation Army was open- pair. LANSDOWN. ed Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock for the marriage of Mrs. Mary Hinton, formerly a member of the army, and I. S. DRY CO. Mr. Edwin Herbert Weed, of Wahia-w- a, MM The ceremony was under the care LIMITED of Rev. W. D. Westervelt and was per- I 1 FORT AND BERETANIA STS THE RESCUE. formed under the draped flags of the E Life. h W s United States and the Salvation Army. GOOD GOODS.er mor, ! tore

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EDITED BY JESS WOODS THURSDAYS AND SUNDAYS. 5 fif riiMiFnifli iff I Auctioneer. tic. S7-85- 7 Kaanumanu St. I SOME HOT -- ' t I Auction Sae w Wednesday, June 14 '05. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.. Continued from Page 10. and Miss Annie Parker. The invita- AT KAPlOLANI BUILDING, COR- tions read: "You are cordially invited NER OF AMKKA AM) KING Kams and H, A. Cs. to attend a tea to be given on the ' opening of an Arts and Crafts exhibit STREETS. Struggle Twelve 8 at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel on Wed-- ; ne--da- y. June fourteenth, nineteen hun- Orienta- l- SILKS --Oriental dred and five Three to six." This is Inning! followed by a list of the patronesses. out the i The decoration-- ; will be in charge of Just of. Custom Mrs. E. D. Tenney and Mrs. Dr. Camp. House. wit- words, they will be everything The fans had the pleasure of In other Silk Ball Dresses, ; can be from an artistic nessing twenty-on- e innings of base- that desired j standpoint. The various artistic pro- -' Silk Dressing Sacks ball yesterday that was full of all Auctions of Mrs. Burton have taken Silk Shirt Waists. kinds of stunts. It looks as if the New York society by storm, although Crepe Dressing Sacks, I Colts and the Reds were making a she is a CalifOrnian, and it will be a Silk Dress Goods. suc- great treat to the local lovers of things fight for low place but neither is I Crepe beautiful. The exhibit will last for a Kimonas, cessful as they are both tied for the fortnight or longer. Chinese Grass Cloth, , honors. Pina Ball Dresses. The Elks delivered the goods again Brigadier (leneral Edward Davis. I. Doilies, yesterday and did the trick in handy S. A. (retired), and Mrs Davis were the Embroidered Linen Table Clotht. style. They have a bunch of hitters guests at a tea yesterday afternoon j Silk Kimonas. who know how to find the trademark siven by Mrs. I'sborne in the St. Cle- - j China Linen Table Set. on the ball and they certainly had meat's rectory grounds. General and Mrs. Davis will reside here in the Handsome Eastern Furniture, poor Ed Desha in a helpless condition future. Their daughter sometime ago all the way. Punahou usually plays a married Mr. H. McK. Harrison of this Oriental Ghinaw faii- - fielding game, but yesterday they city. are, e wef-- playing like a lot of bush leaguers J At your own prices. and managed to pile up seven errors. The next dramatic offering for the This is enough to lust them three games, j delectation of local playgoers will be Colts' outfield worked along the The given on the 29th inst. and July 1st by These are the goods imported into may be due to the j yellow, but this this country by high wind that was blowing, as all the members of the Kunalu Rowing Mrs. Jacobsen. through the day fielders were fooled flub an institution supported entirely by the route that the horse hide took. ! by young ladies, and which has al- j The Elks piled up a total of eight ' - ready made a name for itself in the JAS. F. MORGAN, safe hits, Hampton and White punch- j local athletic world. ing out a few that looked like Togo J The ladies of nerve and muscle will AUCTIONEER. - cannon balls. Hamp had his usual present, the four-a- ct drama, "Ala- - - Canning and allowed but three safe j b.ima." written by Augustus Thomas, their interest was more centered in ones and these were well scattered. and which has been played with great the actresses and actors. At close view DlCk Ahrens landed on the sphere for success throughout 'the United States, they saw the paint and powder thickly four sacks in the sixth amid much ap- The Opera House will be the scene of lajd on their faces and they wondered, plause. the presentation. Dut there were winning smiles behind The second game was a pippin and The performance WjW be for the all this paint and powder and in a the H. A. C s have not yet waked up benefit of the club, it being intended short time the stage was a merry place to the fact that they were beaten. to form thP rmrto.ua for hnilrtinir :. new Indeed. The "pink tea" lasted about "How did it happen?" they asked one half an hour another after the last half of the Rehearsals have been proceeding for twelfth spasm., when little Sheldon three weeks and from present indica- The military hop at the Royal Ha- stepped over the rubber with the tions the performance will be very waiian Hotel on Wednesday evening winning runs. This was the sort of successful. gave the army officers and ladies game that you read about and although "Alabama'' is a story of the South ''board the transport Sheridan an op there was enough poor playing to lose after the Civil War and is absorbingly portunity to enjoy a bit of the social a dozen games still inter st ran high interesting. A pretty love story runs side of Honolulu life. From early In was anybody's game at any the evening until after midnight danc- and it through the piece which is essentially ing was time. The Reds usually have the a play and entirely devoid of in order. Previous to the dance home a special dinner was given in honor of Kams a mile, but yesterday the Blue high-flo- wn melodramatic attributes. went game exceedingly Col. and Mrs. Price of the 16th I'. S. and White team into that JOE McGINNITY, All the scenes are pretty Infantry and other officers and made up that they intro- ladies with their minds star or tne ,cw ream who and some charming effects aie by Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Church. were going to do business and they ine pitener iorK (.National League), familiarly known as the "Iron Mate duced, thanks to the latitude afforded has no superior. His wonderful endurance in the box has made him one of most valued men on nine. Jtjljf. made good. the the by southern foliage and that peculiar Mr. and Mrs. Fran- game through Hammer of San Reuter pitched a hard picturesqueness which obtains south of cisco are spending a few weeks for out and received fairly good support. the Mason and Dixon line. An effort pleasure in Honolulu, now p. 1 2 0 9 0 Louis, 6 1 2 0 0 In five This pull and are The Reds' infield was crippled by the Hampton, ..4 rf winning minutes. has been made to tone local color guests Young Cogswell, ..5 0 1 12 1 0 Joy, p 5 1 3 0 5 1 amusement to the at the Alexander Hotel. loss of Captain Williams, and En lb. furnished much down to a point where exaggeration . , .. A 2b. ..4 0 0 2 3 OA. Williams, ss 6 0 1 1 5 1 j ii mi, V . . - ti nSUtT, 1 1 ' . - J I .n upin ' wfis at anatta. crowd. entirely and ' ' " 0 n 4 shall have been eradicated Mrs. Bern ice Walbridge has cards out position. Bruns on third Wilder, rf liGleason. lb M 0 The real pull of the evening was prevail great an sea In that 1 1 trueness to ideal to as for a tea to be given poor- - Kia, cf. . ..2..412102 0 2 0 0 Cunha, If 4 0 1 0 Portuguese and Kani- - next Wednesday and A. Williams at short, played between the extent as iossibIe. afternoon for Mrs. Victor Blue. - a m 3 1 White, If. ..4 1 2 0 0 0 Bruns. 3b 5 0 1 fi 1 3 s on aay, ami ai kaueas. The Portuguese have a crack of twelve mem- , lit It was Williams r .i ..4 1 3 8 2 0 Scares, e 4 1 0 8 2 1 The cast consists J T i n i 111-- - - team and are sure to last until the inm'n ill urrnt cmvt " 1 1 1 1 bers, comprising the following: n 22 E. Fernandez, cf 2 finals. They pulled out the strong, June the pupils of St. Louis league he made mistakes yesterday T 11 27 17 2 Miss Charlotte Hall, Miss Irmgard College Total .35 thirty-tw- o will present "The Prince and in Kanikaueas in minutes audij Tno mowH that was attendance 46 5 9 33 20 12 Schaefer. Mrs. Watkins. Mrs. J. a Total. . forty-tw- o the Pauper." dramatization of Mark by innings seconds. I was not as large as usual, probably. Score Dougherty. Paymaster Brown. V. S. popular story. As K A M EH A M E H AS. in Monday night there will be one Twain's most of on account of the counter attractions. 1234567S9 I X.. and Messrs. Dougherty. Raymond year - on Punahous .0 of t!ie strongest pulls of the tourna- last favorite? of the schKl will On Monday two good games are 0000110 02 Players. A B.R.BH.PO.A.K. Brown, Gus. Murphy, Blackmail, Jor appear in the cast, the performance Elks .0 7 If g 2 2 0 0 0 ment, when the Portuguese meet the the slate. The Reds meet the Mailes 2021002 Lemon. dan, Y ebb and Jeffrey. will be presented in an excellent man- 4 1 0 0 6 0 Stevedores. Retting will run high on and the Puns struggle with the Kams. Home Run Ahrens. J. Desha, ss The stage management is in the ner. Costumes have been ordered Two Base Hits Moore, Pahu. rf ,...4 0 1 1 0 0 the contest. The champion Roads and Mr. W. L. 2. j hands of Adams. special scen- ELKS 7, PUNS Hamauku, 3b 6 0 Bridges will pull the Lumber Yard, from San Francisco and Wilder. White. 12 13 The cast is a strong one and intro- ery has been painted by the fight with j Sacrifice Moore. . Jones, c 5 0 0 10 3 0 Portuguese Juniors will meet collet Both teams started the Hit and the duces a number of amateurs new to artist. The program for the evening goose eggs. In the second the Elks got Stolen Bases Moore, Kekuewa. lb 6 0 1 19 0 2 the Boys' Brigade on the same local boards. It is paid that more 1 the will also contain other features, such a hurry on and White and Kia crossed Grady, Ahrens. Woods, Sheldon. 2b 5 2 1 2 6 is showing a sur- P, 4. than one of these as the Bonnie Brownies' cantata, and the plate. From this time things looked Left on Bases Elks, 9; A. Cs. Koki. cf 5 0 prising of talent and that all p 4 0121 106 1 amount selections by the college orchestra and shining for the lads in purple, in me, Double nays Reuter. 0 are making more than satisfactory on Desha Well Vanatta-Evers- . G. Judd-Wood- s. choir. The pupils and lady friends of fourth the Elks landed hard Cricket progress in the portrayal of their dif- Wilder; Out By Hampton. by Total 44 6 9 35 21 7 the college are disposing of the tickets and before they could be retired Struck ferent parts. The other names speak making tne Sha, a Gleason out: hit by ball. A was played at Ma-ki- ki which are to be exchanged for coupons and Kia made the circuit, batted cricket match for themselves. Successful dramatic 4-- 4; at the Messenger score 0. Bases on Balls Hampton, Score by innings yesterday captain- Territorial Service between teams performances in the past have been 17 for three sacks. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10 11 12 office June In the fifth Hamp hit ed respectively by Percy Morse and J. due to them. fly in center. Hit by Pitcher Meyer. 0 1 0 t, v Stiles misjudging his H. A. Cs 01000030 05 young ladies of the club are in deep right Pass Ball Grady. 2. 1 0 Maclean, which was won by Maclean's The Dick Ahrens hit a beauty Kams 100000300 16 preparations for "Ladies' Day" at the Pacific Club a hard run man- 6. H. A. CS 5. team as the following score shows: making enthusiastic a new In the sixth and after KAMS Three Base Hit A. Williams. All paper floral decora- marked and pleasant departure aged to sneak home. That added to the event. the in the history of was all In the twelfth inning of the Kara Two Base Hit Joy. MORSE'&. tion for the stage is being made by the club which was G Desha's run in the seventh H. A. C. game after a close and ex- - sacrifice J. Desha. Koki. a matter of enjoyment to they Hit Pahu. 0 them and each will do her best to dis- the ladies although Pa-sco- b the Colts could do playing, 3: re La yard, Anderson fortunate enough to that citing exhibition of with the Stolen Bases Lemon. J. Desha. po-ib!- have the entree manfully. Moore b 9 pose of as many tickets as to game 5-- 5, Fred S. Harrison, Broadfoot stuck the Sheldon, the crack little hu. Hamauku. Jones, Sheldon. 2: En provide for to that sanctum of the sterner sex. Broad-foo- They will also the ushers di-pla- and Grady scored two more in the Kams, lined Sue, Percy Morse, c Anderson, b t The y second baseman of the Louis. Soares. night of performance. of Alexander Scott's eighth. This closed the run getting for pretty single to right and was once Left on Bases Kams. 14; H. A. 2 the the paintings, both a at C. A play will be chorus Hawaiian and foreign the game. followed by Koki to same spol. 8. Jordan, c Broadfoot. b Anderson.. 2 feature of the scenes, was a the singing of plantation melodies which, matter of deep interest PUNAHOUS. Sheldon had reached third and was1 Struck Out By Reuter. 11: by Joy. T. Gill, c Broadfoot, b Anderson 1 to lovers of art. though old, today unsurpas-e- d AB.R-BH.PO- . A.E. taking a good lead when Joy threw to 6. Beardmore. c Martin, b Anderson.. 3 stand Players. - ' sweetness. Wells, ss 4 0 0 0 4 0 Bruns. The ball was muffed .and Stael- Bases on Balls By Joy, 5: by Reuter. Martin, c Martin, b Broadfoot 7 for 1. This is the first entertainment given Ahrem-- . rf 2 1 1 1 0 0 don crossed the nan winning for his Martin not out 2 4 0 0 4 2 0 team a hardfought struggle. Hit by Pitcher Jones. Joy. Soares. Extras 5 by the Kunalu Rowing Club and there ROMANCE IN 1915 G. Judd. 2b public sup- Woods, lb 2 0 0 9 0 0 The Kams took the lead in the first Pass Ball Jones. 2. is little doubt that the will 1 0 1 run. The 1. port it generously. Stiles cf. 4 0 Z inning when Lemon made a Wild Pitch Reuter. Total 31 slang 4 1 0 3 0 1 score was tied In the third when Soares If continues in its wild career G. Deha. If. UMPIRE HAS TROUBLES. MA LEAN S. as strenuously as Meyer. 3b 2 0 1 1 1 1 crossed the plate for the Reds. The The ladies doubles championship it has been going 3 0 0 5 1 1 scored 3 in the seventh and the Early in the game between the Elks 0 played next these last ten yeirs or so. the follow - L Judd c Kams McXichol. b Layard match in tennis is to be ing dialogue 3 0 0 0 3 H. A. Cs were there with 3 in the and Purs yesterday Empire Bert Bow- Lougher. b Layard 1 will be a fail sample of Desha, p 4 on love-makin- E. J) Wednesday afternoon at o'clock g a eisrhth. Each made a run in the tenth ers was compelled to call down some Capt. Tullet. c Clunie. b Layard 0 la tPOde about the year polish rowdy Spectator the Beretania courts. The players 191f: 'jTot.,1 2S 2 4 24 11 4 and it was left to the Kams to who was casting s'.urs C Layard 10 Broadfoot, Clunie. b will be Miss and Miss L. K. Say. off the 1904 champs in the twelfth. and improper remarks at decisions and c GUI, b 5 Horner He: you're a peach; you're the ELKS. players. Maclean, Morse Ward and Mr". S. G. Wilder and Mrs. whole H. A. CS. Bowers was certainly in the b Morse 5 orchard Players. AB.R.BH.PO.A.E. right and got an ovation from the re- clunie. I vers. She: Sure, Mike! 1 1 A B. R. B H.P v A E. Bob. Anderson, not out 2S Moore. 3b. . 3 1 1 1 Pl&vers. 0 spectable spectators and also the play- 0 ,t He; And there's not an insect on Evers ss 5 0 0 1 1 0 Kn b. ers. If some of these mucker fans were Tucker, b Layard Mrs. Jack Reiser entertained at you Gyte 4 thrown out of the grounds it would be on She: There's one Extras 1 luncheon Saturday for Miss Belser. not far away from a good thing for the game. Covers were laid for six. me. though! re-s- pe 1 is -- Bowers a tine umpire in every He: O. cut the joshing. I m in my ZZ t. He may make Total 54 mistakes, but A glimpse of stage life behind the serious clothes. Say. I've a hunch -- a where is a man that is perfect? If he There will be another cricket match scenes was afforded the patrons of the regular pokerbunch tha t I could rnakv is subject to such remarks be will be tomorrow, starting at 12:30 p. m., be- you a.s of as happy a rat in a cheese. Are driven from the game and the sport tween Scotland and The World. Orpheum yesterday on the occasion you on? will l..se a good man. the last matinee this season of the Elle-for- d She: I'm on the fence. Y. M. A. BALL. A BIG LUAU. Company. When the curtain had He: Well, that's better than not be- gone down on the last act there was ing The T. M. C. A. team won within a mile of the game.. Can baseball On. of the most notable celebrations expectancy in the faces of most of you eee me at all?" game against yester-a-y e the the Palama's of Kamehan.eha Day will be a luau in j those present for they were to be giv-th- help afternoon at the boy's field. Score She: Can't it. You're plainer in en a peep behind the footliphts to the blood-and-thund- er t old Hawaiian style to be given than a theatrical 3 to 1. This makes three straight I one entrancing uninitiated . of the most billboard. tes they have won from the boys' the Hawaiian illage at the Kaimuki. : T ti, Z kk There will be Hawaiian dances He: Thanks! ubs of Honolulu. . up again and were AV.ll.-,r- l K r.T . curtain went there She: Keep the change. . . the members of the compiny, smiling, Rented to a t:;st- - ot life as it 7 V, I He: Let's quit sparrinc for einov in ambush behind a table laden wind. was lived in Hawaii in the davs of and Let's clinch Tug-of-Wa- r. with cakes, ice cream and cool lemon- old. large The smile of wel- ; (He attempts to clinch. Bhe evades ade in bowls. his attempt.) Tho tug-or-w- ar tournament drew come was not lonp without some to Shattering Her Hopes Mr. Close opportunity to She: No c linch for me. please! I-- la rge crowds 'ast evening and they h take advantage of the About how mu does an automobile step upon Soon xi ic s a ica'i-pip- e - a real state. the ice, i.i". were rewarded in seeing three well- outfit for a woman cost? between players and audience was cinch that I'm stuck on you. Mayme. V - pulls. Mrs. Close (excitedly) Oh, George. - Why we AAK.Vr contested broken and a stream of people march- ( can't travel as a team? c not going buy an automobile, It took the Kanikeaus thirty four you're to ed up behind the footlights and were j She: Scared we don't match, minutes, five seconds to null out the, are you? given a cordial welcome. Little people He: "Wouldn't give me the seventh-- stubborn Piflh nistri. t. Mr. Clos I should say not! Fin j looked about them with strange eyes. I story throw-dow- n, would vou? fome The Chinks Japs were merely trying to ngure out now rar The glare of the lights, the queer look- - Mayme be my pardner! We'll a back? and the nxt be -- Who said a porous plaster was good for lame on the boards and they had it hot and, beyond his income that man Brassey ing stage "rooms and the bP-a- skje spiffed soon yes? no Life. heavy. The Chinks succeeded in I i living. Brooklyn Life. of stage life w as unfolded to them. But ' She: Nit! New Orleans Harkquio. SUNDAY ADVERTISER, JUNE n, 1905

A. T. Ix Ankers, Mania, June nnnril ir I I y yyi BY AUTHORITY. ruoinfinoitn rnni i Sunday Advertiser MERCHANT VESSELS, As Kamehameha D; y, June latatered at the Poetoffice In Honolulu. rooke Am. sc., Pen hallow, Port llth, will H. T.. as second flaas matter.) MARINE '.ay 11. HAS BOUSE CL fall on a Sunday. he legal holiday New- - Every Sunday Aflpna will be celebrated on Monday, June 12 Published b.!loutx next, when offices Morning Am. sp., G all of the Territorial by the RIO JANEIRO RELICS. 5. Apyway, Pos :master Pratt proposes Government will be i losed. Ltd- - June j GAZETTE CO . Francis-bk.- t Tester-scrubbin- g HAWAIIAN , Am. bk. Colly, San i have a clean administration. GEO. R. CARTE RJ Holt Block, 65 Soutn the be ay, got a brush, and Governor. fen Busmen 6 Dade, Bremen he Sw W. Pearson il" Mrs. Ger. with a hose, and SAFE Executive Mansion, Honolulu, 21. rmed Louis K ?nake Jane broom-chie- f 1903. ON RATES: n, Am. bk., Kelley, San Fran ey order clerk with a ;r in city, per June 4. the of the registry division 127 June 4, S, 11. 26 - n. Am. 8.8 , Greene, San Fran- a mop and various minor clerks DEPOSIT 1 year In with led' to any address for June 8. 'and things with dust cloths the stamp United states or Br. cable s.s.. Combe, Mid- - EXECUTIVE NOTICE. the S money Restorer, duster and turn- of Hawaii the way L, April 24. clerk had a feather some time. - ed the whole force loose. Also, he had Kenake turn the hose on. The Governor directs that notice be ind the PASSENGERS. say are hun- - CO. Well, the result "was astonishing, and We venture to there given of the following Polling Places BAILWAY & LAND l'W Arrived. satisfactory. To be sure, it was a bit who need and Inspectors of Election for the Kinau, June 10, from Hilo dreds of Deonle in Honolulu Dei rer stmr. ,inmn and slushv for persons whose County Election to be held June 20th, human a. Mrs. e belonged to js way ports: A. S. Rosenblatt, deposit box Whom t watch J3. Gill, E. Gill. business carried them by the office a safe 1905, for the election of County Off- 3 is no mark that A S. Rosenblatt, Miss TIME TABLE mystery, there A. D. gave the place a icers. ate its ownership. The S. Falcore, W. P. Hubbard, for the Postmaster people will rent . 1904. would int Keys, Twine, In- Some of these same October were picked up a short distance Keys, Mrs. A. D. Adam scrubbing outside as well as in. The first named Inspector in each OUTWARD. cin was found. F. W. Terry, Miss Souza, D. J. Flem- deed, it was when the force came out- will wish they had Precinct acts as from wher the watch D. one from us; others Chairman. and A possession of the ing, J. E. Higgins, J. H. Porteous, side, fully armed, the public got Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku Mrs. Bra rt:iins M. B. that lose their valuables vr . made an effort to find W. Woodward, August Ahrens, done so, when they FOURTH REPRESENTATIVE DIS Way Stations "9 :ia a. m.. .iv aratoh. am has V. en to what was doing. Way an open-face- d lady's Johnson, Mrs. G. V. Jakins, Hurd. TRICT. or Pearl City. Bwa Mill and its owner, It is Hawxhurst, Jr., J. by fire, burglary or negligence. a. m.. '9:15 a. m.. watch an- - the chain has been broken W. Conradt, R. Btations-t::- ."0 N. Fernandez, W. L. Stan- All that portion of the Island of Oahu '2:15 p. nV. 3:20 p. m.. clasp. Lightfoot, are: 11 06 a. m.. at the W. C. Deering, H. W. Alexan- LOCAL BREVITIES Our rates P- m- tU:15 p ley, C. lying east and south of Nuuanu :! P- - m- - 59:3 - - PRINCETON WON'T COME. H. M. Alexander, Mrs. M. K. In der Mrs 50c Per month street and .a line drawn in exten- INWARD. VALLEJO, May 27. The U. S. S. Notley. ('has. Notley, John Napier. W. Wai- j tomorrow. ...per quarter sion thereof from the Nuuanu Pali Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, recently went into Napier. F. S. Cook, Ray Peterson, M. Banks will be closed $1.50 which ay Vaianae-'8:-36 a. m., 5:31 Princeton, Woodward, 2 chil- - Today is observed as Whit-Sund- per year to Mokapu Point. alua and Inland, will not Mukuno. Mrs. J. K. $5.00 commission at Mare dien and servant, Rev. E. Ito, E. W. or Pentecost in the Roman Catholic 1st Precinct. Polling place, near the arrive" Honolulu from Ewa Mill and go to Honolulu to serve as station K. W. Barnard and son. churches. So '8:36 a. m., Barnard. Mrs. foot of Punahou street. Inspectors: Pearl Cltv 17:46 a, m., ship, nor will she accompany the Pa Mrs. M. Fred erg, F. M. Husted, Th R;Shon Museum will be open to 4:M P- - m--:1 A. F. Clark, Sam Kamaiopili, a. m., '140 p. m., B. w . a. Kmney, 10 a. m. to and J. nt:t cific squadron to Portland, as has been Bishop H. RestaricK, visitors tomorrow from HENRY WATERHOUSE P. m., T:30 p. m. M. Kawal, A. B. Lindsay. Krnest N. p. B. Kaohi. stated. She will leave the yard Mon- J. 4:30 m. COMPANY, LTD. Daily. Parker. Young Boi Kwai. Chin Chow. Pythian annual memorial ser- TRUST g. The Sunday Excepted. Panama, where she will relieve Love-ted- . Hum-bur- t day for Ikaia Xu. C. W. J. F. vices take place at Progress hall at 3 Sts. Keeaumoku street and Wilder Avenue. Sunday Only. the monitor Wyoming. The Wyoming W. Condon, H. P. Dwyer, J. Cor. Merchant and Fort two-ho- ur It. p. m. today. Apo Haleiwa Limited.' a to yard for a few minor Honolulu, Hawaii. Inspectors: Chas. Crane, Wm. The every Sunday, will come this Fujigoshi. Mrs. J. Fujigoshi. child and Day and nothing doing train, leaves Honolulu repairs. A. Norgard. Kamehameha White, and W. O. S. Makekau. in Ho. servant, Victor racetrack for the first time in J Lit at a, m. Returning arrives The U. S. S. Bo ton. now 'in San at the 3rd Precinct. Polling place, 10:10 p. m. The Limited stops next twonty-nv- e years. aolulu at Francisco, will come to this yard NOTICE. Heights Tramway Road and Nuuanu aly at Pearl City and Waianae. Wednesday for supplies before leaving 38SINE5S LOCALS. Confirmation service: will be eld i.t . church at 11 Avenue. Inspectors: O. Sorenson, Ap o t.vvisoN-- F.C.SMITH. for Portland. the German Lutheran KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Rapt, G P. & T-- A O'clock this morning. request- - George KluegeL, and J. B. Kahahawai. WOODBURY FROM LAYSAN. day :1I All members of the order are K re will be closed a The funeral of Geo. 2 Polling place, 4, T3.- a- to meet iv. i'. nu, at 4th Precinct. Emma (irf Early yest ay morning the little place from Honolulu I takm ed at AND MOON. 0 - tne Memorial Square. Inspectors: Wm. Savidge, TIDES, SUN Woodbury shirting madrases at Whitney & lors to Pearl City cero at this P- ni., to attend or.. island school Charles Levi t Progress Hall', at 3 p. m. Marsh's, 2"c, I'oc. afternoon. to be held at Fred. B. Angus, and John Hills. Apol came into pci from Laysan Island. In By order of the Joint Committee, The residence of N. S. achs on Lu- - J. E. Santos, the guitar maker, one of 5th Precinct. Polling place, Kapua-- pe her hold was shipment of 90 tons of residents, 7125 - 6 s ? B 3 nalilo street is for rent. the best known Portuguese iwa Building. Inspectors: A. V. -5 Th,- - fine trip pe XJ - - x J x x sruano. hooner had a pound-can- s died yesterday of blood poisoning that goou uim; Lutted's Hawaiian poi in Cooke, O. C. Swain, and Fred. Turrill. B". n m . r til hark from the Island ana a arose from self-treatme- nt of a corn. 8.4.-- H.OS i sale by all druggists and grocers. CLOSING NOTICE. M To 4 .4 10 a 5.17 going out xcept ior tne uay for 6th Precinct. Polling place near the Apet a mJ I nri nobby suitings. Mr. F. C. Atherton will be the speak- - 53 th supercargo, was washed Some very Exclusive i i m 0 5.17 rt.10 9 rk. er at the 5 p m. service this afternoon MEAT COMPANY. Fire Station, corner of Beretania and I 11 o.-- towed the in show. .Kerr s tailoring de METROPOLITAN W 7 ft 54 l.i 6 55 3 1.3U a.lt iu. rboard The Iroquois styles Y M. C A. h; Subject: C. i P-- I I un- in Fort Streets. Inspectors: A. Woodbury out but she came back partment. 6 Metropolitan Meat Co. will close y 8 7 46 5 fl I 2 8 12 43 5.17 6.4111 2i Influen Supper will be served at The p1 t own sail. Captain Schlemmer safety, 10 on Monday, Yarrick, E. R, Biven, and C. Morasky. ii g(fl 13 9.30 3 09 2 15 5.17 6.4i der her There is prestige a well as o'clock. their markets at o'clock I I B.m family are reported well. in Polling place, School 15 and comfort and ease or mina m uhuhis June 12. Orders should be sent 7th Precinct. Jo: 10 11 00 1110.32 3.58 4 06 5.17 6.4110 All members of the Order of Knights 9 i . 1ZS DRUMCRAIG WITH COAI i Wlnton automobile. . ennested to . earl House, Waimanalo. Inspectors: George iV.SJ ll.'lO 42 0 .58 T,.th; are assemble 11 1 1 i.43' 5 44,5.17,6 s cure 9 Drum-crai- g, out by Kerr p 2 o'clock C. A. and Alona. p. four-mast- ed British bark Every order turned at tn R of null tpday at Chalmers, Irvine, in 1 43 The - 12 4! 5 29 7 00 5.17 6.42 makes a perma- HAWAIIAN VILLAGE. 34 12.28 i Captain Barneson, arrived yes- tailoring department p m to attend the memorial services Sth Precinct. Polling place, Thomas quarter of the moon June 10th. nent customer for the house. to De' neld progress hall. of the "First morning. 53 days from Newcas- - at There will be a grand opening gquare. Inspectors: T. H. Petrie, Ju of the tide are taken from the terday The Metror'olitan Meat Co. will close ' Times Sur-Te- v BishOD Eestarick will confirm a class xt0oS,0 af Kaimuki. Monday, and Geodetic tie. Captain Barneson was master of 10 Monday. nine lius Asch, and W. J. Karratti lTniteu States Coast their markets at o'clock on and -Dreach St. Andrew s cathedral . A at . . no i z iv a ri t' xsxy . - ship Woollahara in 1888 and male j A1J ortjers be sent early x ar- - - f ia 9th Precinct. Polling place, corner tables. occur the should at i:ou i.iiis evening. ne xianyjij style at Kahului and Hilo I he tinuous luau in the old Hawaiian The tides - two trips from Newcastle to this port Wa irv Snan js the best for the bath, rived yesterday from Hil', wiiere of South street and Kawaiahao Lane. hour earlier than at Hono- opening 10 a. m. and about one in that year, coming up one time in J Jt Js never jost sight of and cleanses had spent some weeks visiting the St. will be given, at Inspectors: R. E. Lock wood, Wm. Lo 46 v 10 I De two fi ilavs and another time in days. wi,. ..i.-ui- oi vv all James mission. olosine at i. m. here will 10 hours j iiiuiuuBuij ....u , . ., , : .m nn Ludloff. standard time is t-- t-- .. i. er no Austin, and R. Hawaiian was somewhat disap nr . ur . ..v,.i . of. a. tvi,. . ra Dies anu me in icer m iv. e, Q quently he grocers. i i . i ihlc i"....t" ii a ri.. man urceunn-tim- - 1 1 v " - 30 minutes slower pointed in the time he made this trip. ;i;t- . i r, t 1 . ' . ' ' 10th Precinct. Polling place, corner meridian of 157 Golden Gate Kiour makes Dreaa tnat ...mi.....b ... being that of the The time, however, is exceedingly good ,.nmoh;,mph;,. dances- will be eiven of King Alexander streets. In whis- I uniformly Rice returns to the mainland next," and minutes. The time i . white nourishing and degrees thirtv V . . . thov v. ether coal is by old Hawaiian dan. 111 IINIJ"H ...vi. hat - evening at 7:30 Pastor durinsr the luau spectors: W. H. Charlock, D. F. tle blows at" 1:30 p. m., which ia the .oi,,doing now. The cargo good. H. Hackfeld & Co., ltd., ais- week. In the cers. Ten cents admission to the Zoo; Jr., 0 ships are just Wadman will make a plea for the same as Greenwich, 0 hours minutes. of the Dramcraia consists of 2900 tons tributors. t to the village 25 cents. Thrum, and Daniel Kalauawa. for ss home. All welcome. Sun and moon are for local time of coal. The Gale automobile is first-cla- in Christian . . , (. - .1 FIFTH REPRESENTATIVE DIS- the whole group. every respect ana costs omy oo'v Tl c There will be services at the Chris- SONOMA THREE DAYS LATE. - today 11 o'clock, and BORN. RECORD. uarantee it for a year at that. Schu- tian church at TRICT. METEOROLOGICAL was evening 7:30 o'clock, when 9, 1905, to the wife of U. S. Weather Bureau Th.. rk'P.inii liner Sonoma whicli nian carriage to. in the at JONE June Issued by the Rev. J. L. Hopwood will preach. A. K. Jones, a daughter. All that portion of the Island of Oahu Office Every Sunday Morning. due Wednesday with the States mail General Arthur and Admiral Togo the . . , t,t e .. His subject will be "Misconceptions." CURRY this city. June 10, 1905. to lying west and north of Nuuanu WIND did not leave San Francisco until this are in everybody s moutns. we reici r In All are invited to these services. wife of Mr. Geo. S. Curry, a street and a line drawn in exten THKBM. O three davs late. The non- - of course, to General Arthur Cigars. the I & daughter. .un .Bcir The O. R. L. Co. will run the sion thereof from the Nuuanu Pali " 0 arrival ..f the English mails caused the on Sunday city, 10, 1905, 2 iSs sCI ( Stein-Bloc- Haleiwa Limited both and FLEMING In this June a. delay. If the steamer makes up time You can enjoy two h suits - to Mokapu Point. . a 12th. S. Fleming, a a you been in Atonrinv .Tone llth and Excur to thp wifV of Wm. I 38 she may get here by noon Friday. She for the price that have the - i i38 to points will be sold 1st frecinct. .polling place, K.ane- g m all daughter. a cu-to- sion tickets should least get in Friday even habit of paying for one that is ' at on Monday and will hold good until On Sunday, June 4, 1905, in ohe Court House. Inspectors: H. C. -- CI 01 64 2 MB 9 M. M Inertly, BEERS 8 4 80 05 7.' ing. made. Ltd. noon. wife U 5 30 72 01 74 4 NK .0 Tuesday Hilo, Hawaii, to the of William Adams, G. S. Kalaehao, and Rev. W. z 72 5 6 NOTICE TO MARINERS. Our $25 suits are becoming famous T 61 SB 02 70 0? NI Mrs. Esther Jacobsen yesterday set- H. Beers, a son. W : 90.00 Hi 70 12 68 NK 8 for quality excess when compared with K. Leleiwi. 7 65 NE Kamalo Point Reef Bell Buoy, red. fine and penalty for smuggling In Hilo, Hawaii, on Monday, T H 30 0 81 2 02 l tled her STONE Koo-laul- oa NK ordinary at this price. Geo. A. 2nd Polling place, 9 6 7 60 03 5 10 will be suits office of the Federal court 5. 1905, to the wife of W. J. Precinct. r i 9 marked "KAMALO" in black, at the June 10 30 W 78 6S 05 67 NE Martin. Merchant street. $226 duty and House. Inspectors: An- 1 established about June 16 on the point paying regular Stone, a son. Court Health food for dyspeptics and In of $1500. The goods, valued Da readings are cor - lof ,,,aking off from Kamalo a penalty drew Adams, Joseph Kekuku, and J. ;0te: Barometer tne r.,.f valids. Lutted s genuine poi bread. at $550. are restored to her. 5 for temperature, instrumental Is REASON ENOUGH. H. Keanu, rected point, southeasterly side of Molokai May & Co., Lewis & Co., Levy & Co., An automobile tour of the island of errors, and local gravity, and reduced laud. Bakery. - The "Why I vote 3rd Precinct. Polling place, Waia- Average cloudiness stated Day & Co., or New England Oahu will be made today by represen- Senator mustn't level. Board, - to sea By order of the Lighthouse being out by of the Bulletin and Ad- for bill?" lua Court House. Inspectors: A. M. in scale from 0 to lo. Direction of wind A. P. NI BLACK. Stylish suits are turned tatives Star. that new vertiser as guests ot unaries iseum.i people Nowell, D. Wai-kolo- a. prevailing direction during 24 hours -- Commander, S. N.. Kerr's cutter Constituent "Because the Kaawalu, and Ahuna is Lieutenant I. , S sa. n.. ending 8 p. m. Velocity of wind is o ,- -i in th. t v- - The start will be made at want it, Senator." at Assistant to the Inspector of Twelfth V,. . ti don't , . . . . i . rtin--i .... . tofcw made in the after average velocitv in miles per hour. ii un-- i . people Lighthouse District. Keeper lou miiuii i.il j i rcrji noonnr The Senator "What have the 4th Pujcinct. Polling place, Waia- ALEX. McC. ASHLEY, stock in fine condition and reduces the got to do with it? Ain't election over, SUGAR ON HAWAII Courier-Journa- nae Court House. Inspectors: Fred. Section Director, feed bill materially. E. J. Walker, sole At 6:30 this evening the junior and hey?" Louisville l. Admiral Beckley reports the follow- agent. senior societies of the Christian church Meyer, Lema Spencer, and S. W. Ka-ilie- ha will :i union meeting. The junior OFFICE OF THE UNITED ing sugar at Hawaii plantations await- Chickering is first of world s hold I)CAL the the society of Portugue-- e church is in- HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE- - STATES WEATHER BUREAU. 30.800; is a no the 5th Polling place, ing shipment: Olaa, Waiakea, rreat pianos and famous for vited to join with them. The leaders Precinct. Ewa 19.000; Hawaii Mill. 2700; Wainaku. 14.- - bility of tone that has never yet been Henry Bushnell for seniors and Honolulu. June 10, 1905. Pavilion. Inspectors: P. A. Swift, W. Alexander Young Building. Honolulu, duplicated. Bergstrom Co., Odd are the 000; Onomea. 35,000: Pepeekeo. 14.500: Music Edna Perkins for the juniors. P. Johnson, and B. Staar Kapu. Saturday, June 10. Honomu. 19 500; Hakalau. 21.000; I.au- - Fellows' Bldg. C. Q. Yee Hop & Co. wish to pur- SAME OF STOCK, Capital. Val. Bid. Ak 6th Polling place, Ewa nahoehoe. 500; Ookala, 400: Kukaiau Morgan will sell on Wednesday a lot Precinct. - good calves, per ' . 11 ,1...... j '1 chase fat cattle and House. Inspectors: W. G. . THERMO. WIND 700: Hamakua. 3000: Paauhau. non Ol &ojn,r.o..lc mnolll'nm.-'ii- .I...UV. .. Court f I'UU.iuir uiraa . e i i or otri ii. in tin. uu.uiiiucoi.,,;,: lVlllii MlBCAJiTILS 'rr; Honokaa. 6700: Kukuihaele, 3000; Puna up. naperv. etc. seized and releasee Ashley, John E. Kahoa, and Geo. Ma-lin-a. ss as av sroOd price tor tne same. Anyone Qui i a s z luu, 300; Honuapo, 765. by the IT. S. Custom House. See the C. Brewer A Co. (1,000,000 too 423 laving them for sale, whether in the I - WWII It nit : 3 P f 5 S 3- SHIPPING NOTES. advertisement. city or on the other islands, will please iwt 5,000 300 20 27 .... 7th Precinct. Polling place, Kalihl 1).- - a; fp aaw. agricultural 1.300000 05 07 Th- - The ad. of Dimond Co. in r ! I '. bark Edward Mav sailed from attractive tne aoove mm. diuc 2,812,750 100 82 65 Petf-- : : ' '. l i H communicate ici. Haw. Com. ASugarCo. Pumping Station. Inspectors: ami San Friday. thi issue tells what the New Process 1013. Sugar XOOO.OOO SB Makaweli for Francisco 2511. P. O. Box Hawaiian Co... M. S. B. Wei gas range doe- - tor every nousenont. a rionoma 750,DUO iw 160 Naluai. John K. Kaaeae, and y- The (Jeorgina. sailed for motions for ; barkentine De Bolt denied 18! pensJ 1900 29 - 65 ' 7 76 W 62 0 SK gas range Judge Honokaa 2,000,000 20 179i San Francisco yesterday afternoon with visit to their department new- - trials in the fishery cases pro Haiku 500.000 100 150 . Kaneihalau, W ! S 500,001 20 32' 3901 '29 69 83 71 78 .10 80 S j .... sugar. will repay one. onri (General Andrews ahnku .... 8th Precinct. Polling place, King a full load of Attornev Slhei CO., 2,500.000 n soinej Plan. Ltd..: ' io i A.-- you Su- - 1802 30 Of U 88 J8 .00 j 78 S 98 The S. S. Nevadan is scheduled Life has new meaning to and the will carry them to the Territorial gllpahuiu 180,000 10c .... 30 street, mauka of Kaiulani School. In- even ! to sail for Kahului. San Francisco and ddsmobile a new place in your affec- - preme Court. There they will probab- - Koloa 500.000 100 150 Havel 80 0 ' 82 73 78 .01 63 McBrrdo3t:iL.CO..Lt(l. g,5G0.0O0 8 spectors: M. K. Hulu, Asa Kaulia, and 1903 I Nl 20-ho- rse 74 Puget Sound ports this afternoon at d I ttons after you have tried th ly rest in aoeyance pending tne test Oahn Sngar Co 3,600,000 100 111 117W Suni I Spencer. -- side-entranc- Chas. W. 1804 3' C J 73 7S .CI 64 2 88 o'clock. power, e, touring car. Von case of Bishop Estate vs Territory now Onomea 1,000.000 20 35 38 500,0001 20 " 21. Hamm-Youn- g Co., ( in the Federal Supreme Court. Ookala 9th Precinct. Polling place, at Junc 1806 80 M JS 6? 73 PORTMOUTH (N. H), May Ltd. Oiaa Sugar Co., Ltd...! 5,000,000 20 5 - j. p. 75 5i streets, The cruiser Reina Mercedea, cap J Teco Art Pottery. The ideals ot mei i omorrow at in. anoiner Korean jiowaiu lso.oooioo .... tion of Kuakini and Nuuanu JlVge '29 9v o2 70 76 .03 69 3 i I tSugiUanCo., 5,000,000 50 iii' . W artist-p- ot perfect Episcopal will be Paauhaa tured at Santiago during the war with r crystallized into Methodist church PBClflC . 5CX1.000 100 250 Inspectors: Lyle A. Dickey, C. F. Al- - A8HLEY, to-.la- 11 o AXJCX. McC. :.,1p.i v for Newport. R. L.I forms of trrace and beauty. See it. dedicated. This new building has been Pala 750.00C 100 150 Kauahipaula. HI largely-throug- h 750,000 100 . 1H2S4 exander and David Section Director a I Ac co., oie Kahuku plantation, Pepeekeo after having been remodeled as Hawaii outh eas curio erected at 2,750,000 180 I Pioneer 10th Precinct. Polling place, Aala receiving ship. The cruiser has been agents for Haw aii. Young Building and the kind assistance of Man- Waialua Agrrl. Co. ... t.500,000 100 81 About a year ago a Kansas doctor undergoing repairs for nearly five years at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. ager Adams. The services will be in w!ioku 100,000 ICQ 275 Park. Inspectors: Wm. Kwai Fong, - superinten- Wailuku Sugar Co. lost a wallet containing a large sum and is said now to be one of the bet- Alhambra Mineral Water, direct from charge of Mr. Wadman, Scrip 35,000! 100 Patrick Gleason, and J. K. Notley. money. He offered a liberal re- equipped receiving ships in the Navy. California. Is dent of M. E. missions in Hawaii. Vaimaiialo 252,000 100 150 of the springs at Martinez. . llth Precinct. Polling place, Gulick gard for its return, but the party who the best for you to drink if suffering The charity dance given by the Cath- MlSClIXAHlG';-;- B Avenue, of Kalihiwaena School. whole thing was or Society Wilder 8. Cc 500,000 100 150 mauka found it thought the from rheumatism, gout, stomach olic Ladies' Aid at Progress inter-Islan- d The day SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. evening was f. 8. Co. 800,000 100 137U Inspectors: K. R. G. Wallace, George hetter than the reward. other kidney troubles. It also makes elegant hall last a social and aaw. Kleatrlc Cc .... 500,000 100 107 M the doctor entered his coal -- house, and table water as it mixes well with wines financial success. The dar.ce was a. B. T A L. Co., . A.. 100 Barker, and Koapili Kaauwai. . t. R T. saw was his empty-wallet- ARRIVED. merry AL.Cc. O... 1,000,000 100 70 the first thing he and liquors. The American Brokerage largely attended and it was a MUtnai Tel. Co 150,800 A. L. C. ATKINSON, 10. Co ;uid protruding, from the end Saturday, June Co.. on Kins: street, are the igents for gathering. The hall was tastefully O.B AL. 4,000,000 77 11 Secretary of Hawaii. alio H B.Oo 1 was a card bearing the inscription: Stmr. Kit.au. Freeman, from Hilo this territory. decorated. Mrs. Gus Murphy and Mrs. J0.OO fill prescription presided BONBt. Per C. R. BUCKLAND. "Doctor, please this wav ports, S:45 a. m. Dress suits a speciality. Kerr's Du Roi at the lemonade and 4 ind Haw.Ter., p. 0. (Fire Building, Honolulu, May again." Br. bk. Drumcraig. Barneson, irom i tailoring department. lunch table. Claims;., 100 101 Executive flaw. Terrl. 4 Hi P- - 11 a. m. One of most pleasing c.. 31. 1905. Newcastle. the celebra nw Qor't.. Kb. p 1JU74 Stmr. Likelike, Naopala, from Ka- - tior.s of Kamenamena Day will be a C&L A Haw. Sug. Ref. 127 June 4, 8. 11. 15, 18. 19. 10:30 p. m. mau m old jo. 0 p. c laupapa, tne Hawaiian style at Swa Plant., 8 p. 0 "ioo.!"". Zoo tomorrow. DUE TODAY. Kaimuki The event Maikn Bp c 102 103 takes place in the Hawaiian Village Sawn. Coral. Sngar R Maui Co. 5 P.!. Classified Mveitjwweiits, stmr Claudine Parker, from and there will be Hawaiian dance5. Hawaiian Sngar 8 p. C. 102 .ZZ ports due in morning. Visitors to the Zoo will get a glimpse duo a. a. t o., o p. .... G. S. Thompson, from B. T. A L. Co., Stmr. W. Hall. of a phase of native life which has all Bp. 0 10; .... FOR BENT. H Kauai ports, due early in morning. but passed away. KahnkuB p. 0 10( .... TWO-STOR- Y 1479 O. B. A L. Co., 8 p. C . H1J .... house, Thurston DEPARTED. Oahn 3near Co., 6 p. o. 10 H .... Avenue. Apply C. B. Reynolds, 1038 IMPORTED SNAKES. )laa Sugar Co., 8 p. c 98 7091 Am. bkt. Georgina. Lorenz, for Paia 8 p. c...... IK 10 Green street. 2:30 p. m. A. V. Gear, one of the owners of the vioneer Mill Co. 6 p.c 10: 104 Francisco. PalalaaAg. Co.,8.p.c 101 101 Bulletin, been detected VESSELS IN PORT. Honolulu has MUSICIANS. importing venomous snakes into Ha SALES BETWEEN BOARDS. 6 by ex- 1 ARMY AND NAVY. contrary to A man who will PIANO TAUGHT in months waii law. 50 McBryde. 7.50. $3 per month of 8 S, Young, hy: I Know You Spoke do things of gain perienced teacher, U. S. Bennington, San Fran Frem Didn't such for the sake NOTICE. Special attention to adult cisco, May 25. German. should have attention from the citizens lessons. 12, 1905 Address "Music." Adver- Wl I Si(i Pussy: Bring Me a Ca- - U. S. Iroquois, Niblack, Midway Puggy: Rather! My Grandmother The snakes were killed but Gear es No session Monday, June beginners. Small. Hot S. office. Bird, and a Large Quart of Milk. Island, May 26. Was a Frankfurter. caped. Hawaii Herald. Legal holiday. tiser

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