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w-"l- . The dinner promises to be a everything." Interrupted Chairman notable event In every .particular. Knox, impatiently. . Twenty-Tou- r guests, a'.l Republicans "Aren't those leases all in print?" NOTABLE COMMISSIONER BARRETT asked Mr. Lloyd of Missouri. j FUNSTON high in the count-I- of the Government, Every one of them, answered the have accepted in vitation. There has Govetr.or. been a strong desire on the part of all "They were let out at auction, were- otl'.cials to metrt Governor Iule, and in n't they?" asked Delegate Flynn of many instances other Invitations have Okir.homa. bevn canf'llfil to Improve this oppor- ARRIVES IN HONOLULU "In every case." answered the Gov- CALLED WEEK FOR success ernor: "but sometimes there was only tunity. It speaks well for the one bidder." of the dinner, when such a brilliant Mr. Robinson seemed determined to company if stal""rnfn can be brousht monopolize the hearing. lie wanted to toRvther n hort notice. A din- 12,000 suh. know about recent leases, one of ner of that char-u-ter- usually requires ON. Harrett, Commissioner-- J acres to Mr. Ealdwin. HAWA threi? or four s for preparatltin. so John The Governor said that was a leae great Is the. press of invitations on H General to Asia. Australia and the( of fc. forest reserve for '21 years, the notable people during the winter Philippines, for the Louisiana government reserving the right to take names of more Hono- out at any time portions that nv.ght I cave the the Purchase Exposition, arrived in become available for agricultural pur- guests In my laxt letter. er notab!e lulu yesterday on the steamer Chini. poses. The lease was for-wat- rights Dole Is enjoying the b-!- t Governor accompanied by his secretary, Theo- and was sold at auction, Mr. Baldwin, Island of health. "My visit here has been however, being the only bidder. The President Tells Affairs at pleasant." said he today. "I dore Hardee. Mr. Harrett will remain As to labor Gov. Dole said there was have haJ opportunity to renew in Honolulu until about the Sth of May. a limited field for skilled labor. He de- with many old friends ami : -- 5""f3C' sired immigrants to the Islands who when he will proceed either by the; - many men off- f t C fehferlt Him to Stop the National also to meet other in by to would work the small farms. Some icial life, something that I regard of Doric to Japan or the Sonoma white people had gone there, school much importance. Australia, according to instructions he teachers, speculators and others, gen- significance of these acquaint- lll receive Washington by the erally without experience, and hitherto Capital. The from the plan had not been altogether suc- Talking. ances, which the Governor mentioned, next steamer. can not be overestimated, especially as cessful. While the Commissioner-Genera- l Is "Tere are no physical or climatic affecting the interests of a Territory so conditions that preclude white labor far removed from the mainland. Per- on a high diplomatic mission to confirm from working on the Islands." d GOVERNOR DOLE sonal acquaintance with the men who the Invitation of the Unlted.'States and Gov. Dole. "But white laborers will PROJECTED SPEECH have so much to du w ith 'shaping the of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition not work under conditions that Chinese Federal policy towards the Inlands is will work under." t- - foreign countries to participate "Is not the presence of these Mon- IS SHUT OFF BEFORE COMMITTEE an lm'Krtant factor. for sugar The Governor has had many invita- therein, and to negotiate with them golians due to the persistence of re- such tiartiripatlon, he is stopping off corporations in bringing them there?" tions slnre he came here. One day in Honolulu asked Mr. Robinson. cently he was the guest of Represen- In accordance with the sjK i ial w ishes of both the Government "Probably so," replied Gov. Dole, wh tative and Mrs. Newlands, of Nevada. Washington of exposition explained further that any change to General Funston Claims That His Witeox Bills They Informally at and the add-- d tnvejligting One evening he dined with management at St. Louis. .white labor must be gradual. He Mr. and Mrs. Haywood. The Governor that the rice industry could not be Expressions Have Been Gar- No ol many Mr. Harrett will confer with the off- HON. JOHN BARRETT. conducted with white labor. The Gov- Have Ounce and Mr. Armstrong have paid of calls, official and social, since they ar- icials of the Territory, the Chamber ernor also explained some plans in ' Passage. Commerce, and with the leading Inter prospect to encourage small farmers. bled by Reporters. rived. ests of the Islands In regard to the Exposition Company, who himself is "What is the average wages paid on A DISSOLVING VIEW. p:an and scoi of Its participation. He ope of the leading men in the United the plantations?" asked Mr. Finley of Judge Gilbert F. Little, of Hilo. has Is personally greatly interested In what States, authorizes me to state that South Carolina. 23. By g average field Is April (SewcIaI to The Advertiser.) disappeared as though the ground had Hawaii will do at St. Louis, and is es-- j Midway and kindred money-makin- or "The of laborers WASHINGTON.' will kept in about 13 or $19 a month," said the President, General April . swallowed him up. peclally qualified by his knowledge of spectacular features be the YJTTASHINGTON. D. C. arrange background. The.v will be entirely sec- Governor. has been directed to Important "The passenger trains did not leave Pacific peoples and countries to Mr. Finley asked many questions but Funston TbU has . been an town soon enough for him." remarked for a participation of countries border- -' ondary and w ill not be allowed to dis- all the time Mr. Hoblnson zealously cease further discussion of public ques- w In face- Ing on -- surpass grace the section from which they are week for Hawaii's Interest Mr. Edgar Caypless. Home Ruler, the Pacific that will prompted the South Carolinan. tions. CapltoL retting tiously, today in the corridor of the anything that has ever been done here-- ! supposed to come. The first considera- Mr. Finley inquired about the em- the Fede'ral After tion will be industrial, commercial, ployment negroes on plantations. The President has telegraphed Gen his Inter- Capitol. "The Judge, so I understand, tofore. the of the thoroughly rested and after departed by freight," and Mr. Caypless. Commissioner General was for- educational and social exhibit which Gov. Dole replied that it was a failure, eral Funston not to speak at the Mid- ter-mlaat- The the "White House, which ed none of Home to Slam, the Government of the Territory shall he believed, because the negroes were In view t while surrendering his merly United Slates Minister not taken from agricultural districts dlesex banquet Boston. so triumphantly for him. Gov- convictions, laughed at the Joke special commissioner of the Gov- itself prepare. In other words, its plan 23. rep- Rule later scope endangered, or but from the cities, a rough class not DENVER. Colo.. April To a looking" Into vi- on the Judge. ernment In the Philippines and China. and shall not b accustomed to farm w'ork. ernor IXle set about by low-cla- ss vaude- resentative of the Associated Press. Terri- "Yes, they chewed us up and spit u and has Just been serving as one of its dignity offset, Chairmin Knox said the disposition matters of concern to the med- ville effects. General Funston said," with reference rion every opportu out." acknowledged Mr. Caypless. the plenlrotentiary delegates, of the of the commitee was to act on nothing tory. He has Improved itatively. United States to the International Con- - J "In' short It is the firm Intention of could be dealt with by the Terri- to statement from Washington that Exposition, that the nity to acquaint high official here WILCOX'S Fl'TILE HILLS. gress held In Mexico. Since his return! the Louisiana Purchase torial government. He mentioned this the President had directed him (Fun- re- Mexico In January he has had supported by the wishes of the United in connection with the ditch bill and lt different questions and details Governor Dole has devoted much from soma explanations the ston) to cease further discussion of vprious charge at Washington of all the dip- - States Government, that the exhibits asked about garding the Territory. Since the first time to Investigating the bills participation of Hawaii shall be In change of the Interior Department de- public questions, that he had not as loiuatic negotiations with Asiatic ( or Delegate Wilcox introduced. ret-pec- cision. week the Governor has had two that has every t creditable, and of such any. euch order from f 1st The bill granting a franchise to con- countries In regard to World's Fair: Gov. Dole reiterated his objection to yet received or Interview with President matters. j character that every resident of the bill, which he mentioned before the Washington. Continuing the conver- three struct a railroad anywhere In the may be proud of them. I hope the K.vttevelt. The Chief Magistrate dis- by Delegate Wil- In discussing what Hawaii could do. Islands Senate committee earlier in the week. sation, General, said that In future Islands, Introduced L- -j I hall receive the hearty system the phase of the fire cox request of "Gristmill" Jones, at St. Louis. Mr. Barrett said that therefore that Mr. Robinson asked about a of cussed with him the at the uTcQ opera of the T?rritorc,l ,o? ?als government. -- "Are his public, utterances would be free Governor regards us could anrwer thai question better j c tion 0 local, municipal ,1-iJ- bill as well as of various other of Oklahoma, the men here.! rnd lending interests of the Islands you favorable to it?" he asked. any to the Philippines, Inti- very mischievous In Its provisions. It consultation with leading reference bill bow pending before Congress. The he consented to make the following-brie- during my brief stay here. The Loui "When a proper ystem that assures mating the published reports of would disturb the development of the but Exposition will surpass adopted," that A- - explained the Import of all which are statement: slana Purchase success can be remarked speeches were as a rule full of mls- - ;.vraor railroads now on the Islands, at- Chicago Paris In every respect and Gov. Dole. "The last legislature got to his thoroughly to Mr. of peo- "It Is hoped by the Government and tiled. thes measure keeping pace with the needs the by Pur- will represent an expenditure when it the work somewhat late. Two hours ototamunta anrl hnrllv krar ple there. Washington and the Louisiana before the legislature adjourned. I ltoesevelt. chase Exposition directorate tha Ha- is opened of nearly $30,000,000. On tlie big so Hut neither this bill nor the bill to of possible postponement until could not look into so a bill In THE SHIPPING COMBINE. THURSTON'. WILCOX AND SHAW. electricity on the Tramway In waii will make an exhibit at St. Louis matter short a time. I think I should have Install w w Americ an peo-- 1S04 I shall have something to say men- Honolulu, copies of both of which bills hich ill surprise the vetoed the bill if it had come to me a Causes Apprehension in the Lon- la that connection It should be pie and be of Immeasurable advantage later on." week before." It Mr. I sent by previous tiull. have any to Japan, don Standard Office. tioned Delegate Wilcox and re- to the Islands. It will be one of thej Mr. Harrett is accredited Gov. Dole said many members of the that chance In the world of passing. A S?iam. in particular, conference yesterday some one Is principal purposes of the St. Louis China. Korea and last legislature were unaccustomed to LONDON, April 23. The Standard, Thurston had a port has reached here that partlclpa-- ; with, all of Australia and certain east- the work. He hoped there would be a of the Treasury In the Tramway World's Fair to make the Jn editorial, protests loudly against wit Secretary Shaw, saying Honolulu that outlying possessions of the. ern dependencies. The invitations speedy advance in legislative Intelli- an -- passed Congress and become Hon of the regretting lw-nar- tn nt. and explained to him the bill has and; which, he carries to the Emperors in gence. the shipping combine. While . comprehensive out-distanci- ng law-- The story Is being circulated also United States ones indeed. Re- The committee then adjourned at Americans are r-- ons passage of the fire Is our in- question are elaborate that the for the In There Is not a word worthy in every respect. It noon. It was agreed to hear Mr. Car- competition, San Francisco. Hawaii, rhllip-i-ln- es cent descriptions of them as published the British in industrial claims bl!L The Secretary was of the of In the story. Hoth bills arc tention to bring the ter some day soon. paper eays: a truth and Porto Rico into the United in the Exposition city, indicate that Land Commissioner Boyd is to have the opinion that he could not well make before the House committee on terri- exceed In value and beauty any- "So long as American enterprise is they will stay In nice States, as It were, and put them down they a hearing before the Senate committee customs recommendation to Congress regarding tories. There massvs of people can Just thing that has been attempted in this Monday. limited to what our laws and pigeon holes. where the se sil- as legitimate Industry, and so assured Mr. Thurston and Mr. little what they are. For the carrying out line. They take the form of heavy ERNEST G. WAL'SER. regard it. but ERNEST G. WALKER. ver plates, the edges maile in relief long as American capital is employed Wllsox that when the bill was referred of this broad plan we want the hearty public utility In and earnest ?up:ort of work of brilliant design, while in the in undertakings of frxrrm Congress to him for a recommen- - engraved invitation BACK TO HIS Great Britain, we have no occasion for Territories and possessions them- j center there is the would do nothing to harm its GOVERNOR DOLE these Emperors to attend and be rep- apprehension. But the shipping com- dation he selves. 1 to the matter and con- R. Francis, of the) resented at the exposition. bine is quite another iroepects. AAY VISIT YALE "President David FORMER PRISON cerns the public safety." DOLE BEFORE COMMITTED. Then the Standard demands guaran- subsidized steamers morning Governor Dole had a President-Elec- tees that British This Poetic Incident of t shall not be transferred to the Ameri- hearing before the House Commu- The University Hawaiians Want to DOLE BEFORE THE long GOVERNOR Palma's Return to can flag and urges Parliament to see te en Territories. Yesterday he had Meet and Entertain that thei proposed arrangements do ....it n Tt-ni- J conference with Sec Cuba. not exceed the limits of legitimate en- Hitchcock, during which phases Him. ON TERRITORIES terprises." retary were COMMITTEE ; of the land question :n Hawaii . said today YORK. April 23. President- discussed. The Governor 6.4 Yale Station. NEW Franktockton Dead. the talk was largely of an ex was greeted at Holguin, that New Haven, Conn. most Important legislative matter elect Palma WASHINGTON,' April 20. Frank R. planatory nature, he striving to inrorm (Special to the Advertiser.) 6000 dispatch slt-m,i- ih Yale University. Congress as affecting Cuba, by natives, say." a of local pending before well-kno- novelist, died th Secretary on points the x ' D. April 18. The confusion would Stockton, the the Secretary could Editor Advertiser: WASHINGTON. C. the Islands. "Absolute from that city to the Tribune. Three par- vhirh Dole will be In New York on Territories today result." said he. "if something Is not suddenly here this morning from !hewl be familiar. Yesterday Governor House Committee a legal bands led the march to the City Hail. immediately resulting from a ex April 22 to April 24 and he will then gave hearing to Gov. Dole on several done. We should be without alysis . tkA also had quite an be a legislature. The President's carriage was followed hemorrhage of the brain. He was a Mr. O. T. McCros- - most likely visit Yale University and Hawaiian questions. Delegate Wilcox. to select for two-ye- ar talk with guest of the Hawaiians there. They "I am favorable for the two miles by the impetuous guest at the banquet held Wednesday ..r,f.ndnir the Hawaiian Ditch the Land Commissioner Boyd. Mr. Edgar terms those Senators who receiv- night of the National Academy ef . ... A. Gehr, have extended him an Invitation to lowest number of votes," added populace. Three pretty girls, carrying n v and Mr. C n Carter ed the suddenly . uiy." fcre lla-e- be guest Caypless. Territorial Senator he Sciences, when he was taken . 1 company come to New and the Goverr.or. He continued that a and wearing liberty caps. t.m rival na- Mr. Thurston were present." Rep- the banner and mysteriously 111. The aliment did -- companies." said the of the Yale Hawaiian Club. The and thought the bill reported from the tvtK they will pro- Robinson, Democrat, of In- was unfair as It fol- came directly behind the American not at that time appear to be serious, (ki. mnminr. ""seem to oe ture of the entertainment resentative House committee troops which acted as an escort. At to can vide for blm depends on the length of diana, monopolized the time and asked lowed no principle. and for a while the sufferer seemed 1 now the ditch bill a po- Plaza, where the Government r onvtnced that From New Haven he will go of the hearing. Chairman Knox Interposed that the be improving, but a change for the pas Congress. They are willing his visit. questions during most was Involved. Mr. Rob- building is situated, there were half a oc- not - up to Hoston and thence start for Hon- Wilcox and litical question worse came this morning and death 1, go to th Territory for their fran- He Is hand and glove with inson of Indiana Immediately began to dozen more bands. The square was curred at 11 o'clock. By his bedsid rh I shall tae xne ner olulu. Caypless and was very evidently try- champion the apportionment bill. Mr. beautifully decorated and illuminated, when the end came were his wife, who returned to Honolulu." their propaganda by Caypless and Mr. Wilcox both sat near and pictures of the President-elec- t of Virginia, and her he I have ing to advance he questioned the Governor. was a Miss Tuttle, HAWAIIAN'S LEAVING. Gov. Dole's words. In that he did not him as were every where. As he approached sister. He was 68 years of age. The CUBAN AND you think political interests played 1000 school pretty general exodus succeed admirably. Republican mem- "Don't all the bands and body wil be taken to Philadelphia for There will be n should be submerged to the welfare of children sang the Cuban hymns, keep- arrange- .1 Hawaiian from Washington nwi BILLS ber? or the committee, particularly, people?" Mr. Robinson. "Don't Interment. No further funeral rmi-ulelpa- asked. American Cuban Dole goes to la CANAL too" politics over ing time with and ments have been made as yet. Mr. Tueeday. Governor showej their disgust at Mr. Robinson's vou have much flags. In tonight to visit a friend, but opportuni- there?" ,. Stockton had spent the past winter course, which precluded the question, Speeches by Mayor Ronda. General done very little lit- wt3 return soon to Washington, where com- "That Is a very general New York and had next Tuesday, when The Isthmian Measure May Be ty for the Governor to Inform the answered the Governor. "It may be Palma and Senor Quesada followed erary work. After a visit of nearly a h will temaln till were actually untrue In exercises and then the Palma I for Boston. He expects to mittee on questions they true in some matters, and these month to Atlantic City he came h tarts Sidetracked for This anxious to hear about. This hearing others." rarty was entertained at an informal Washington, so that he might attend remain there for about a week. and. Knox asked what difficul- returning, will tarry a day In Hart- Session. began at 11 a. m. and lasted an hour. Chairman administering dinner. the banquet of the scientists. Intending ties were encountered In General Palma occupied at night the to go to his beautiful home in a day at New York, Chairman Knox suggested that Gov. I e then ford. Conn., and the land laws. same room In which, twenty-fiv- years Va. where he will be Joined by Mr. W. N. Dole be invited to state his views on The Governor responded that there ' present Charleston, W. will prob- (Special to The Advertiser.) difficulty the 1000 ago, he was a prisoner. The Armstrong. Thence the two any matters of Interest to Hawaii and had been some about city hall was at that time the palace Indianapolis, stopping 18. acre lease provision. He thought It Scores Burned to Death. ably Journey to WASHINGTON. D. C, April asked members of the committee to longer than of General Morales of the Spanish one train tJ visit a kinsman on would be. better If leases '20. One of the over there probably News of the action of the House mcke suggestions. five years were allowed. Ten year army. CAIRO, HI., April MY. Armstrong, and thence sev- be better. J navigation oc- ' Chicago to San Fran- the Cuban bill will reach Hawaii Mr. Robinson of Indiana, who Intro- lear.es would probably worst disasters In river traveling from route, Op- to give the Gov- "There i. ro need of any particular Central American Earthquake. near Ogden's Landing, near this cisco by way of the Santa Fe eral days In advance of this letter. duced the resolution legislation." said the Governor, in re- curred rot yet Republicans kept up the fight ernor a hearing, suggested that Gov. getting NEW YORK. April 23. News of the city, this morning, when the steamer over which the Governor has position plying to Mr. Knox. "We are burned journeyed In bis previous trip across manfully In the House, where the final Dole talk about Industrial matters, ahu'g very well." widespread desolation and ruin caused City of Pittsburg took fire and going on late this afternoon. the extent to the water's edge In a few minutes. eontinent. voting Is mentlcnlng something about the land Mr. Robinson asked about recent earthquake is slowiy peo- the leave here Is now on the Senate, public lands and brought out some by the It Is estimated that there were 150 Mr. Thurston expects to The Interest laws, which Mr. Robinson sa!d he "f says dis-- Chicago, w here he fghi will probably be more statements about leases under the coming in, a Guatemala City i ple on board, of whom from fifty to ne,t Thursday for where the thought were defective. republic. Mr. Rob-Iny- ri The a time among friends. lie ... .n than it has been In the morarchy and the patch to the Herald. Almost all the sixty are known to have been lost. will v!lt for sec-,.r- you any changes to suggest was persistent for figures. ' JS0.0W. Francisco the d House. Probably a month will elapse "Have my towns, villages and plantations in the burned steamer was valued at ,.;n. to leave San me ques- organic law?" askei Mr. I can't curry those figures in week in May- - Land Commissioner before the Senate win aeciue about the he?.''." renlicd Gov. Dole. "Mr. Boyd. rich western part of the republic have now to spec- . a; Mrs. George 1. would be fruitless Llovd of Missouri. th- mmlss-oner- per-!.- destroyed. The volcano of Chingo, The Danish Treaty. Hoy d and Senator and tion. It except same r.d cr is here and been here early next ulate on the outcome, that "There are some thlrgs we wou'd 1 c can answer those questions." i on the border of Guatemala and Sal- -' April 23. The barter will also leave probably pass. COPENHAGEN, e. probability. measure will like to have had different." responded annexation." persisted , Mr. vador has become active again. The SO today eek In all ".Wr, by 34 to votes, Cuban bill Into vi!.-fin- 1 b- - Ma'rla, Landsthing, DINNER. The Injection of the Gov. "but we are getting a'.ong "ui fore the organic law, volcano of Santa in the western THE HAYWOOD ... .r- much to Imperil the Dol. many long term majority report on th other - will do pretty well as it Is." rer trero rot a groat pirt of the republic, which is also in a adopted the most of the c'ai-- crows Gov-.-rro- -- sale of the Governor IV!e and 1 11. d th? conviction Th r explaine! rrattf-r- It a "s v. k1" '" state of eruption, has not be?n as active treaty providing for the waiting till next hold-!- r' .';-i- r' ? leaslrg public lands to the United If awe here are tr-i- t will be no action mere as as to "T! f Spanish Danish West Indies llans the franchise and since thi earliest settlement. t-- - Tuesday, they may fere canal Is concerned irat Irirds. we 1 ns uuri." appears to have been the center of States. The treaty now goes back that IW! rn rf an "Tl 'r nil set forth In he Gov-- N It given In Governor V, - 4 Gov. DMe that he th vjht Folfcething. dinner to be n i V- 'oil. adJel it acreage, the earthquakes. the evening at he Mtro-Plit- G. WALKER. cf Senators was the r?i. r"i'"rt. the names and honor Monday Hay- - ERNEST crPrtio'1,rir.t Club by Hon. William JL

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FI SEMI-ANNU- AL The "Wonder" come3 ia many Be3 at the following The Local Petition prices: 1 quart... $ 2 SO Against the 2 quarts.-.-- . 3 quarts-..- - . - 3.25 Asiatics. 4 quarts- -. . . . 4.00 G quarts-..- .. 5 25 l There was briefly noted in recent files Delicious icea ia five minutes. Triple motion freezer uses freezer there s no time the receipt at Washington of a petition little ice. If you haven't a eati factory "signed by 319 American citizens, like the present to make a purchase. praying-- for the complete exclusion of both Japanese and Chinese or their de scendants from American territory The petition in its pamphlet form is nnw at hand, and with the names of tj the signers appears below: upon now. Almost every- E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd. 1 To the Senate and House of Represen- - No need to expatiate our remnant sales . tatives of the United States of Thos'e paid Block, Fort Street. America, greeting: body knows how they are conducted. who don't will be well Ehlr We, the undersigned citizens of the United States, do hereby represent to visit our store this week. First That the present and future to surpass all its predecessors. It u prosperity of this nation depends in a We have worked make this sale - .jg great measure on the maintenance of 9 tre nresent hich standard of living or can almost be called collosal. The remnants have been accumulating its inhabitants. Second That this standard can not for seven months; silks, ribbons, linings, calicoes, ginghams, linens, be maintained if the sphere of the American mechanic is invaded by the white goods, laces, embroideries every department is represented. hordes of Asia, whose mode of life en LADIES' MUSLIN ables them to live comfortably on a sum which to an American would be a mere pittance. Third That at present fully 75 per UNDERWEAR cent of all the labor of the Hawaiian unskilled, is Some special prices this week and an excellent opportunity to Islands, both skilled and IF BARGAINS WERE EVER OFFERED. THEY ARE OFFERED on an economical basis. Material Is of the best and being oerformed entirely by Orientals make purchases Fourth That practically all the la HERE THIS WEEK. goods all well made. bor, both skilled and unskilled, which upward has been performed on buildings and UNDERSKIRTS Si 00 grounds in this Territory for the Fed- handsomely trimmed with lace and embroidery. eral government has been and is still being performed entirely by Japanese MIGHT GOWNS 85c upward and Chinese to the entire exclusion of ...r competent American mechanics, who Lace and embroidery trimming. by reason of these conditions are at ; present forced into almost complete CHEMISE 85c upward idleness. Lace and embroidery trimming:. Fifth That the population of the Hawaiian Territory is 150,000. of whom Whiteey Marsh, Ltd. CORSET COTEBS 50c upward the Chinese and Japanese number ly S7.000, the Americans about 5000, and of fine muslin. the natives 37.000. upward Sixth That by rigidly excluding all DRAWERS 60c Orientals from this Territory and from Lace and enrbroidery trimming. Compare our prices with others. the United States conditions would sjon become such that American citizens would be enabled to earn a living for themselves and families, which they n, E. V. A. Christensen, Frederick are now practically unable to do on ac- Gronkers. Geo. MacCaulay. C. Frld-ma- n, PROGRESS BLOCK count of the deplorable and entirely J. Carpenter. John Anderson, F. 5V1 conditions now existing. W. Rossun. Henry Wharton, Wm. Fin illino OBoinra, Fort Street. Seventh That for the reasons above Dias. Joseph Hansen. Manuel Spencer, ! Deft fingers have twisted and twined bits of prettinessrfinto some of the set forth your petitioners earnestly ask II. Van Gieson. John Rodrigues, ts. most charming hats of the year there will be hundreds looking for some that suitable legislation be framed, the W. Walloa, Hans Lovemen. Max thing pretty to put on before next Sunday. Over 300 to choose from and results cf which would be Lange. Alfred Olsson. Jean Thomas, shapes to become everyone at (1) The complete exclusion of both Jeff A. Roberts. George C. Piltz. John Japanese and Chinese or their descend- Dunn. T. Lannan, B. W. Phelps. M. A. A. MONTANO, Millinery and Dressmaking ants from American territory. Gough. J. Sullivan. M. Fitzsimmons. C. j Parlors (2) The requirements thai all labor of every description whatsoever. which derson, U. Christenson, Mr. Riec, F. A. J Arlington Block, Hotel Street. govern Simpson, Antone Kubute, Chas. Opl-- 1 is performed for the Federal - Correct Style ment shall be done by, and only by. mair, David B. Haumea, Th. Melt- j ESSE citizens of the United States. mann, Roy Stinespring, Willie Lee, C. j And your petitioners will ever pray. J. van Dyke. Chas. G. Sedge beer, B. B. i E. J. Mahoney. Henry Bell, David F. Walker. John F. Williams. Joseph Fedora Hats.. Ke, T. C. Hrown, Martin Condon, Alex. It. Spencer, Frank King, Walter Beal. Swanston. M. It. Freltas, Antone Rego Gustaf Johnson. O. A. Olsen. T. A. Nel- - x. A FUOM H. Ryan. C. W. Charles, Ka hawai. John soner. can sieDert, j. .ragusioom, Thos. G. Thrum ItEDUCEI ?3.SO. McGreeny. T. Mills. IV F. Dillon, J. Kampe. , ill Lein.i John Xiggott, Alf. Morrison Imprint M. Kanse. H. Piper. Jacintho Furtads. There Ift no family medicine so favor Antone Medeiros, Frank Simao, An ably known as Fain-Kille- r. For sixty For Quality Just a small stock sent to us on approval. Fine tonio Rebello. Joe Souza, Sam. Kahao-- years It has been used by missionaries lii, Dinuel Pimetelle, Manuel Moniz, in all parts of the world, not only to I goods but we have our regular line so will c ose these Manuel Medeiros, Antone Medeiros. counteract the climatic Influences on out at the above figure; have them displaced in our Toney Munis, Manuel Fernandes, Man-o- el their families, but for the cure of all J window. Complete line and sized and you have our Leandro. W. N. Kauanoano, Jos diseases of the bowels, and for wounds. ojctioim Wedding, Kaahn.Joao Marques, Henry Ingra burns, Lruises. etc. Avoid substitutes. Red are value regu- M. r, assurance that the hats foil at their ham, J. Kahoaji. Joseph Kamaka, there is but one Paln-Kille- Perry Da price. you don't think these hats swell enough Manuel Marques. Peter Rodriques, 25 centa and 50 cents. Reception, lar If John G. Abren. John Lemos, Ernest vis. Price in your electric light bills if try on one of the celebrated : : : : Catral, Solomon Kealoha. Luis Kauhi, you burn the John Silva, John Ke, Antone T. Marks, Society Note Paper Arthur Soares, Anton Rawlins, Geo. Andrews. David Ilianu, D. Marrono, HkSJdDX fflTAT. Antone D. Cavalho. J. P. Rego. Patri 66 AND cio De Rego. J. F. Souza, Julio P. Re OCEANIC" go, of goods. : : J. Brutal de Ponte. F. Rodrigues, Always a complete stock these ; J. A. Rodrigues, Frank B. Freitas, J. Grade Macharto, M Luiz. Manuel de Mello, High Tablets M. I. iiv?. M. C. Undo. Joao J. Bar-Im)z- .-. v uindo, Antone Moniz. Chas'. nnd we can furnish them at V. Staers, Senapi I. Braga, M. R. Me the fallowing pricee: deiros, jr.. Manuel Hendricks, Vio Me-dono- each, We are showing quite so M. Cambar. Paul Costa, J. G. 8 e. p. lb' c. p. 20c or $2.40 per doz Clash Clothing Co., Ltd. Costa. J. G. Jardlne. M. G. Clement. 32 c. p. 35c each, or $4.20 per doz. extended line of hand- Joe R. Freitas, Ernst Enos, M. Correa, 50 c. p. 75c each, or S9.00 per doz . J. Alameda. C Medeiros. A. Ixuis, V. some note paper with fur- TWO STORES Medeiros. A. Correa. II. Wise. F. Sousa. x We are prepared to also envelopes to match, six J. Sousa. F. Correa, J. Soures, A. Cra- - nish estimates on all classes tyles Hotel Sts., and Hotel St. near Bethel. vile. J. Moeman. H. Williams. M. Fer- - of which we ask Corner and Fort At. Joseph. L. K. Piie- - of electric work, from install- nandes. Nohola. your inspection. Engrav- mona. Feter Haulele, G. W. Scott, F. ing a door bell to install- j. West. II. R. Doane. Enos Kealoha. ing and printing done at J. H. Naone, Antone Machado. W. Ka- - ing an isolated plant. It will male, S. P. Kind. George Hookario. coBtxyou nothing to let us short notice. Write for - John K. Inch, S. R.'Punku, D. P. Pa- j figure on your next electrical nee. Kamaka, S. K.' Kalimahaua, H. New I samples and prices. E. Crabbe. T. Stift. James Kamam. job and we are confident that r Jos. Dunne, B. Morris, Chars. Hazzard. j Styles I we can satisfy your wants. Photography T. Aukai. P. K. Paulo Ke-- a. Johnny Wahoe. J. B. Tommas. J. E. Gustafson. E. J. Lucas. S. K. Sylva, V. McAvoy, Low 1 G. D Hiana, Peter Bowza. Geo. Ka- - Prices The Oceanic Gas Thos. G. Thrum, IS IKSTRUGTIYE leikinl. S. Kini Kamane, Joseph W. III Fairman. I. Naone, James K. hama-- Box 205. HONOLULU. mm kari. Ed. Wickman. J. T. Greenwood. and Electrical Co. educates the eye, teaches Thomas Ball. Simeon K. Nawoa, F. mm, It Michell. D. E. Hayes, W. R. Anderson. Magoon Block, Merchant street. one to observe more closely Frank Souza. Samuel Ramsay. Geo. Phone Main 330. the beauty of nature, it is the W. Edwards. T. O'Brien. David Ross. I I G. C. Mason. W. J. Ramsay, C. Ziehm. Hoffscblaeger Co., most fascinating and enjoyable C. Joe Fernandez. II. Carlson. Thomas iiin f , . .n. A pastime and is in every way M. Rae. Walter Adamthwaite. William Will. Make Your Glomes n ,, elevating to the mind. Ryder, L. U. Ross, M. Mortenson. John LIMITED, I J. Donnelly. H. S. Donnelly. A. J. Ol- son. Ira A. Ilarget. M. G. Majeau. Wm. 1 1 C. Charles. Chas. Lucas, W. G. Golds-worth- y. Look Like Mew V. Sackwitz. John Smyth. John 29 King near Bethel St. b . A. G. wtix CAME Da!. Michell. Smith. J. Umi. PREPviO Mc-"iiPk'- i. Gibson Mason. J. A. Currie. E. C. -r. Perez Tanals. F. McNamee. H. are the most practical hand camera in the market and gives the Y. Ainin. B. Lucas. H. Rivers. S. R. mnHDCEaaBBBHaBni best results. As fur catalogue. Stono. Kahana. Thos. F. Trainor. D. R. Clarke. Ant. me Ferdy. W. I. Bridgland, Honolulu Iron Works Co. J. P. KwasTiich. John K. Inch. Hen IF TOU ry Beatar. Paul Yule. Antonio Diaz. J. STEAM TAKE THEM TO THE A. Rutterfield. F. Brown. Frank Mur- ENGINES phy. W. J. Balrd. J. W. Rylander. J. S. BOILERS, SUGAR MILLS. COOL J I Ralston. John Watson. Jas. B. Pakele. ERS, BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS Because making fitting glasses Is G. V. Anderson. A. B. Wallace. C. Cin. and machinery of every descriptlot and Ka-hop- e. Cleaning and Dyeing Works. ur Honolulu Photo Supply Co. moz. C. H. Ericksen. John Noa. made to order. Particular attentiot exclusive business. J. H. Lewis. John W. Wilson. paid Because snecial Jos T. Teves. S. K. Mahiolei W. v. to ship's blacksmlthlng. Job work Fort St. Opposite Star Block. a long course of I SOLE AGENTS. FORT bTItEET. Rogers. James W. Koakarn. Petor executed on shortest notice. stirly has been followed by years of Davis. Henry Watson. IV. Davennort. practical experience. Jas. Brjwn. Julius Risenblum. J. Schlump. M. Nilson. Coleman Tlernv ALL KINDS OF Because our factory Is well ejuftu C. Tyrrell. A. Peottner. Ch. Plaine. Tel. White 2362. for grinding special lenses, as well as Rooms 508. 509. 510 Joh.i Tureesen. Charles F. Knan be usual routine of spectacle making StangeswulS BullSlcg rhirly Wllhelmsen. A. Anderson. M." aai repairing. oinuun Borg. B. Johnsen. H. B. Union. John II 1U6 Ntthuaa. B. K. Hanuna, S. K. All classes of Engineering: Work solic Kaloa. Goodyear Eubber Co. ited. Examinations. Surveys and Re William Kealie. Kauhaa, J. Adams CO. Eddie Akonl-w- o. K'aiiUr.' U. V. PXA8B. flflS COHSTNOtl ports made for Waterworks. Steam and loaie. i ' President. THE COMING FUEL, IS OIL. THE Th. L. Andrews. James HnnoMaii Ca. rrtndMO. CaL. T7.S.A fcest burner for oil is that of the W. N. Electrical Construction; Plans and ing. Tiku. Jas. Auld. jr.. H. C. Crabbe Best Oil Burning System. tyttfet tkma and Estimates prepared, and construction superintended. In all In a. Jas. A. Auld. Hapennia. Keame. A. N. Sanford, iekM f engineering work. Contracts solicited for railroads, electric and Salem Hanchett. Tht.s. Ganrf.iii ir v COTTON BROS. & CO. Lambert's Steam Motor is ahead of tunnel, bridges, buildings. hlg ways. foundations, jplers. wharves, etc. Cleveland. Henry Puhi. S. Papu Sani the ordinary engine for rtnvenienpp. Manufacturing Optician, Keluhul. R. rv.- SNGINEER3 ASTi GENERAL CON- - ! simplicity and economy. amotion given to examinations, valuations and reports of properties Clark. Kiao. Akl. Jas - TRACTORS. Boston Building. Fort Street. purposes. kinp. Dinil. Sam Akl. Sam Kaaumu- - for investment Mofc-- . F.-rn- . ain. Chas. L. M. S. Keau-nu- i. For particulars inquire of Frederick J. Auwro, M. Am. Soc C. E., A kit Alaua. Thomas Metnaif Plans and Estimates furnished for all Dally Advertiser, delivered by cairter M. Adrlar.ce. C. Rottac-- II rit," r'asses of Contracting "Work. W. E. HOWELL, CAFTXX. JIL, Sec'y and Treas. Engineer and Manager. Knut Cnud.en. Waller. to aay part of the city for 75 cento a Frink E Boston Block, Honolulu, Room 511. Staageawald Bldg. month.

ir THE PACIFIC CDMMERdATS AIJVERTISEn. HONDCUEU, APRIL 30, igox S i JURIES DRAWN r BY LOT SYSTEM is Fol- NGOFB 'T'l Plan Urged by Advertiser 1WT lowed by Circuit Judge Robinson.

TLe fiist results of the Advertiser's Sale Begins So So lng fight for a pure Jury iytem were cen In Judge lloblnsnn' mun yester- ndiBceinneiiit Monday a -t lot package:. fir- by day when the Juries diawn were announced. The method of the LAROC SIZE. drawing was simple and fair. Clerks Oeome Lucts nnd J. A. Thompson or the Circuit Court selected 100 names Best Cigarette Tobacco Made. from the list of electors, which were unary !Zi In u box and shaken up. 'xtraiordi 28th. then placed. - in One of the- clerks placed his hand - the box. the Interior of which he cou!d The following are do ordinary offerings as in some instances we have reduced not see, and drew out slips bearing nanus, which were recorded by the the prices on staple goo s over oue half. In every case the opportunity of sav- other In this way the eighteen I: . ..clik.it,, rrvtami in rv. and the ing money is exceptional and should be takeu advantage of by buyers with the were ehos-- ORIENTAL BAZAAR eighteen for the trial jury slightest economical propensities. : : : : - ' The trial Jury panel Is exclusively for Judge Kobinson. and cannot be used li&i iu Towels by in.ther judpe. Judge Robinson Taffeta Silk 2Sa!e gains will the presiding Judjce at the May 85 J yards of assorted shades Another Hew Arrival Jufct 100 doz. supberb Cot- term of court, which opens on Monday Towel, 18 OUR SILK DEPARTMENT Is ttockc-- with all grades of Silk, morning next. He becomes the presld-in- j; Taffeta Silk, our regular ton Huck tize in th piece, gudi as heavy jongte, pongee pajama?, hand- Judtf for the term by virtue of a $1.00 and $1.00 quality. On OF x34 in. This week at n w tu adopted In the Circuit Court, sale a Dozen kerchiefs, etc. whereby the judges will take turns in this wetk at 50 cents 75c presiding. Shirt Waists LINEN DEliRTHENT Linen cloths in a variety of colors, Another rule Is that each judge will ladies' draw and have his own jury instead Kid Glove Sale Ready Made Sheets grass linens, fine grade of table linens, embroidered linens. being selected from a general of Jurors nt Any lady desiring Kid Excellent Cotton material, panel. Under the old system forty-ein- for EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT Rich silk and ebony screens, trial Jurors would have been se- Gloves, the latest wita c?aep Anohor Brand, ready lected. The presiding Judse drew for fastenings, in White. Black size 90x90, regular price piano covers, eofa pillow covers, linen embroidery, handker- Judges were u?e, his own Jury and the other or Tan shades, heavy si tch-in- g 90c 500 on sale this week embroidery, shawls, capp, ladies' kimonos. compelled to wait until he had finished fit mm chiefs, tinsel doing so. before they could secure a on back, all entirely at 63 cents sys- RATTAN" GOODS Such as lounging chairs, esy chairs and Jury from the remainder. The new mew stock and in perfect tem will avoid much of the confusion condition, should miss and clothes hampers, 'trunks, tables. brought about under the old one. not Bargains rockers, baskets two panels of jur- this opportunity. Victor Hand kerchief Following are the Ladies' Handker- ;'iCHIN A WARE Tea sets, toilet sets, all kinds of vases and flow.r ors drawn by Judge Robinson: Gloves at 05 cents 30 doz. tirand Jurors John F. Colburn. S. $1.5U. chiefs, embroidered corners. pota. jardiLiers. J. Salter, S. I Itumsey. A. Gartenberg. Regular price , J. II. Fisher. A. S. Cleghorn. O. O. This week at .5 cents Traphagen. M. Phillips. Jonathan Optical Goods, Sandal, Teak and Shaw, J. S. Martin. John II. Soper. Ladies Fancy Neckwear Lacquered Ware, Jewelry, ('has. M. Cooke. W. A. Earnhardt. U. Fancy Border Ebony Wocds Carved; Beautiful Carved Hoxes and Ivory, Carn-phorwo- od W. Shingle. Theo. Wolff. K. A. Mcln-ern- y. Beautiful assortment on N. E. Gedge, Thos. F. McTighe. ale this week at exactly Handkerchiefs Trunks, Carved Furniture, Mattinjr, Bamboo Ware. Wm. H. Thornton, Jos. Trial Jurors one-ha- lf 65 on sale thi9 week at Richards. Chas. R. Dement, Chas L. price. dot. GOODS PACKED AND SHIPPED TO ANY POINT. Dickerson. Jas. Bicknell. C. K. Qumn. 50c a dozen A. IX Larnach. Sol. Kupihea. A. S. Prescott. R. A. Dexter, Jno. A. Legros. Purses H. J. Mossman. W. Is. Disney, C. S. purses at your Seal Vaseline 66-7- 2 of Smith. K. Wil- Fine leather Blue King Street, comer Holloway. lot K. C. Lane. Jno. own prices, all in excellent Branch Stares in Hongkong, Shanghai and Yokohoma. der, L. D. Timmons. II. CJ. Wootten. This week, per bottle 5c condition. We are closing assortment in WILD them out at a loss. Elegant WHEELING'S White and Colored Waists of Hosiery Ladies' MuUn Underwear Sale of Hosiery will be ex- J- - GOOSE CHASE the latest styles. Come and tended to this week, same ClintonINHURANOE,Hutchlno, Bargain offered this wek low prices pre- every line. Come and see them. extremely Wheeling, which in vailing as during last week The U. S. gunboat tee them. arrived off port on Monday night, en Lift Ax tered the harbor yesterday morning onri unt tn Vaw wharf No. 2. Th Whellne is eighteen days out a y-- ff - w V TT TVST U 7 H from San Diego, but five days of this tr tr THtfs nr time was put In In making soundings CO, for the mysterious De Greaves island. at a Am, mm. mm WT No trace of rock or reef was found In the latitude and longitude Indicated by PROGRESS BLOCK, FORT STREET mariners who had reported on the mat- ter, and the lead never went down less than 227S fathoms. 7 1 Marine Some very rough weather was met Fire with on the trip and at times as little Just Received si. a- - nn was made. On L knntn hour Uy Alameda, the following .roods: iha the April 26. Hamana, a Japanese cook, ' Blook, Wort. succumbed to heart failure and was II. O Roll Oats ilnarny Strat. burled at sea. 11. O. Hominy of the Wheeling, which II. O. Ilolfsrane The master GROCERIES Bis-K- Is of 1000 tons register, Is Commander H.O. it aaoaoDDannanonnBDjnannannnnDBnnflDi G. Blochllnger; the executive officer Is H. O. Buck Wheat " Lieutenant Commander Henry Winett. and also a fancy lot of candy. a 115 N. KING 8T. PIION1SMAIX2S9. Her other olflcers are: Lieutenants W. Few equals . Ask your S. Smith. A. C. Dleffenbach. J. L. Stlcht. Ensign U. N. Marble, Naval Ca- det Bryan. A. Long, Passed Assistant None surpass Grocer for Surgeon Raymond Spear and Assistant Berctania and Emma Sts. CfOCeii8. Paymaster F. P. Sackett. , Them Tel. Blue 2318. The crew comprises. 119 men. Try them f The Wheeling goes to Pago Pixo to assist in surveying the harbor at that 0 Islands Included place, and the three Cost. in American Samoa. She will remain The Last Chance Way Below jj here about two weeks, coaling and hav- Hardware, Glassware, ing some minor repairs attended to. MUST BE CLOSED OUr BY MAY 8. The Samoan station ship Abarenda Bargains of the year at jj Oils, will be relieved by the U. S. collier Greatest Stock and Bond Broker. Crockery, Paints, Etc. Nero, ar.d not by the Wheeling. 116NuuanuSt. The gunboat's batteries consist of 6 Ooo Kim, Real Estate and Insurance. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ch guns. 4 2 a and 1 Colt automatic gun. 403 Judd Building. JJ Call and Inspect our Complete Lines. . SMITH DIRECTOR The Pacific Hotel I: r MAN'UFCCTCBERS...... Opp. PacWc Cluk. HEARS OP SISAL 1182 Union St, c Matclir Rooms. mosmiltO- - r XZ3rd.ra-v3.li- -- XaclLl3a.er3r. furnished Svig-a- and. proof, electric lights, hot and cold wa Goods, Fancy Goods Upon his return from Hilo on Satur- ter. Flret-cias- s 'lame uoaro. i Dry Exper Building, - - - Honolulu, Hawaii ler. MRS. 1 IAIN A, rpneior. day Director Jared Smith of the Snreckels'x - - and Gents' Furnishings. riment Station found awaiting him a t a letter from Dr. Dewey of the Botanical la a Including some Novelties in Ties, Bows and Socks, Department at Washington, regarding I- .3 sisal and Manila hemp. Dr. Dewey J 3 o XT oub states: Of "The Manila plant grows in the Phil- ippines on only 14 of the 140 Islands of a Store. that group. It thrives best In sons oi LL Street on where there COLLEO Hotel volcanic origin hillsides a a 173 Hotel Street. 'Phone Main 197. Is excellent natural drainage, but where there is a considerable amount of rain- a fall. In one section of the Island of L0T5 FOR SALE. B a SnnnnnnnnnonBOonBinnngBiHnenBBBBBB i Luzon, however. I am told that it grows well with an average annual rainfall of less than CO inches. It does not grow in The Trustees of the Oahu College offer for sale at very low the swamps or low flat lands, and therefore does not compete with sugar prices, and on and rice. Do you think there are areas be In the Hawaiian Islands that would r nrnmiinir for its nroductlon there?" VERY FAVORABLE TERMS a Sign and Decorative Painting Dr. Dewey is considering an official House, may send one-thir- d trip to the Bahamas and d one-thir- d one year; two years' time, Tinting. to Hawaii. (One-thir- cash; Graining, Glazing, Paper Hangjng and samples of sisal from there $ Mr Smith was deliehted with a trip with interest at 6 per cent per annum) some very choice lots a he made to the Volcano and was quite The First-Cla- ss Sign Work on' Glass a Specialty. impressed with the sight, although he at College Hills. resi- 3 stated he preferred having his I" 3 dence a few hundred miles away from , 761 Alakea Street. RAPID TRANSIT i:.B' rr i i r : CO the phenomenon. A?9 - Aeiepuuuc " t m VT.n Tt, service through the property; t aa mm ammmmi Had a Race. Company performs a twenty minute ro supply of artesian : .a ." FAN FRANCISCO, April 21. With the College has provided a splendid and ahundant only three hours difference In their water reaching over the entire tract, and the charges are reasonable. ha time from Honolulu, the schooner Ros- t 3 Calimyrna Figs amond and the barkentlne S. N. Castle Tnis i California arrived In port this morning. Bofh a: SALE AT vessels are sixteen days from Hono- MOST HEALTHY LOCATION f NOW OK lulu. At 9 o'clock on the morning or A N. CaFtle left Anril 3 the barkentlne S. objectionable surroundings. No saloons, D ' 32Z3r,2?-i3L- X' 373PLTJIT STORE Honolulu. The Rosamond sailed about and is entirely free from a OOOXX four hours later. The S. N. Castle ar- u stables, ooi shops and other nuisances of like a Street rived In this port this morning about 2 i,SOo irorv 521 Kine . oclK-k- The Rosamond made fort at by all means the most attractive du-in- g are allowed, and is S. Neither vessel sighted the other character Humor the entire voyage, and yet they suburban district near Honolulu. JJ NOTICE t In Bad must have been In close company. DROP INTO THE Th Source ot Grief , spcuro particnlar in regard , inf :'. will be able to full : a1 Several romrhent cltliens of Hono- or Mr. JONATHAN SHAAV at the office a BOWLING PARLORS lulu will M that the President has Building. u in retaining 404 JuddlTxh ! KSaSHMSffi' mistake of Truces. No. . i order j at B5 the wjrtn 1XK WO chuck a feW lignum vltae balls Gverrwr Dole, especially as any one of p q Treasurer. ' "Trea.-,re- r of tenpins. them;would have been willing to take.C oar Sa't ' r; 71 -- com the fiovernorshlp himself. Lakejn th- - Adr-rtl-- Tribune. H per xu&dUi. stBBiHBanta"""",,',"D""""""" I- - flii notui- -. April VS. fl f tl ptr --Sis- K 4 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, APRIL ' 30. 190!

TBI PACIFIC Secretary Root and family reached WORLD'S NEWS Ha ana on the 21st.- - Get the Most Comirercia! Admtiser CONDENSED Trnui priLe of meats " hAlf cent Out of Your Food The Denver Times has been sold to' D.ivid Moffatt. the banker, for $110,000. ' You don't and can't if your stoiu 1D1IOB been renominated for Con- 't wi'l be continued as a Republican weak. weak Rtomacb ll!tt has newspaper. ach is A gress. ordi- WEDNESDAY ArniL. 30 The Cuban reciprocity bill may b. A iui i.on dollar smelting company does not digest all that is deadlock in tue Senate. .ii3 organized at Los Angeles on April narily taken into it. It gets tired i ti-.- AM Uocaj l Tc.ro haa been recaptured iS. of the capital is paid up and SHORT OF EXPECTATIONS. by the government. peratlor.s will begin at once. easily, and what it fails to digest Gov. Murphy of Arizoi.a will prob- Kiifperor William has notified the-trustee- s . So far, wireleaa telegraphy belongs In ably go to Washington. of Cecil Rhodes estate that is wasted. resign and Crip- ' the rhnsraph class as an interesting The great producing mines ot Germany accepts the scholarships at ( Among the signs of a weak stom- - The Cream of the Islands a J60.COO.000 trust. Oxford conferred in the millionaire's I discovery. ple Creek will form but not quit a useful has been sighted will. ach are uneasiness after eating, fits When the principle of the phonograph The I'euucl.land was a general resumption otf Hie Sci'.ly Islands with her rudder There of - knovrn. the possibilities of work in Brussels on April 2i, about 40 of nervous headache, ana disagree- hand-rrad- e from choice Cuba and wig made broken. -- Strictly We There has been an advance of from er cent of the strikers returning to kiq Koiy.v.inrr the thin seemed limitless. recall Gray's their old places. King Leopold ia tak- earing military professor say to his two to Jour dollars on lumber at Sumatra Tobacco. f ! a Harbor. ing hla time in considering the demand have taken Hood's Sarsaparllla at rlaafl that the time would come when a O. I.. er. while digging a well at for universal suffrage. different times for stomach troubles, and a '1 phonograph set a rural It?iidir.g. Cal.. struck a ledge of paying It is reported that Andrew Carnegie could be it at will endow the Western University of ran down condition of the system, and have li reproduce, by simple turn- i;o!d quartz. fair and the The Husrfan who assassinated the Pennsylvania to an extent that will been greatly benefited by Its use. I would ing of a crank, the tremendous noises Minister of the Interior will be tried by olace him In the same class with John not be witbout It In my family. I am trou- prom- court-martia- D. and Lcland Stanford. Cigar f the battlefield. The world was l. Rockefeller bled with weak stomach and nausea and The Best Nickel of .'ortign legations at Peking, in Captain Joseph B. Coghlan, who com- ised the exact vocal reproduction The are tak- manded the Raleigh at Manila and was find Hood's Sarsaparilla invaluable." E. B. oda jf poMlb1 disturbances, p-ri- view the arlaa of Pattl. the swelling ing the author of tlie famous "Hoch der nicxMAjf, W. Chester, Pa. 2T ' f Beecher. the Ciceronian eloquence of Mls May Van Alen. one of the As-to- r. Kaiser." was. on April 21, appointed Phillips--, monologues of is engaged to Hubert It. lUmlng-to- ii Itotr Admiral by President Roosevelt. E ' Wendell the Capt. Charles IZ. Clark has declined Hood's Sarsaparilla :o:- - wa commie-rate- d on the of New York. fMth and Th- - Milwaukee railroad shops at the appointment of special naval rep- r fact that, owing to the tardim-s- s f the West Milwaukee hate been partially resentative at the coronation of King1 and Pills discovery, modern audiences could not wrecVed by ft gale. Edward and the President has named Strengthen and tone the stomach the Parliamentary A pretty girl rtl Louisville. Ky.. ltar Admiral Watson for that mission. 1. gather to hear -- a was Sydney on and the whole digestive system. Co., g to death, producing It announced from & snarl-ln- laughed herself Hurke. the ap-rerr- ed Hackfeld thunder of Edmund of brain. April 21 that bubcnii plague hud n. lesion the Invectives of Robespierre, the part- Proftssor Nicholas Murray Hutler among the wallaby (smallest Washington. was not was as president of Columbia kat.garoos) in .li icr'i-plco- l gardens in rs; ing words of It Installed city. In gardens an a an ynnnnauTti L.IIVIITBD. College on the 19th. that - the Imagined that, .when a quarter of a t- Itebels have seized the river banka hae been clori tl.v put lie pas-se- d. phono- century bad nearly the Nanking to prevent cargo Junks Mr. Morgan's Immense ship combine .A-g'eri- below .ts graph would remain a mechanical toy. g the sttam. on the Atlantic is formed on the same HERPICIDE tv the multitudes In a series of incendiary "res at Dal-Texa- s, llres as that of the steel trust. Allot- Sole its voice Inaudible 20. property loss ments of stock will be made from New by singer, the play- on April a easily reached the of 1370.000 was sustained. York and that city will become the cen- HERPICIDE er r the orator and sounding, to the The War Ipar1"101 nas decided not ter of operations of the gigantic enter- soul- l prise. . few thAt can hear it at a time, as o ft'.-l- the hospital phip Relief. The as vessel Is now at Shanghai. less and unreal. In Its thin falsetto, has HERPICIDE of a talking Artmlral Lord Charles Deresford Large Sugar Receipts. Incandescent Lamps the mechanical snueak decided to be a candidate for the seat do!L In the House of Commons representing SAN FRANCISCO. April 22. An ag Wlrelesa telegraphy is not new. The Woolwich. gregate of 120.673 bags of sugar came HERPICIDE i.f7 was discovered by Edison Very larfe order ste iwi"? placed from Hawaii in :four vessels arriving V3 X3T principle by the V?r Deportment at Souk For about fifteen years as when he building purposes yesterday. The bark Annie Johnson point for lu:rbor for fifteen days from Hllo. brought 28,557 HERPICIDE a device which enabled one to in the Philippines. bags: the bark Gerard C. Tobey. six WW urvelr.g parties will leave fjr I start a telegram In a moving car. the To survey teen days from Honolulu, brought 33. of Alaska In May to begin the of 034. the barkentine Archer, twenty messag being caujht. like a stream trcm Resurrection bay to Home by beside the the rallrcad three days from the same port, had 22, HERPICIDE electricity, the wires Karrpn-- t City. 619 bags on board and the ship Emily track. This message flew on air waves A serious clash between the populace W hitney. eighteen days Hel-singfn- F. from Mahu rd. twenty-fee- t before reaching and tht Cossacks has occurred at kona. brought 32.6u3 bags. for about Finland. In which several HERPICIDE an Iron conductor. Tears after came persons were injured. Lighting German Inventors; 21 Marconi and the On April a dispatch was received, and the best we icet from their Im- at Hongkong denying that Nan-Ping- r in Kwang-s-i province, had. fallen A Constant attention: proved systems are aerograms which th ' It's the same old story with oil lamps. of rebels. i , dis- Into the hands the - alvraye needmg sometimes hit their mark over a A disastrous earthquake visited Mex- Few Smokii g chim- ey one mi mite and out of oil the next, tance of one hundred. or two hundred ico and Central America on April 19. Words new globes, tilling and Cleaning. There is no other iight for the hons jtiUc and sometimes d nut, accord-la- g At Tarachula. la the Ftate of Chiapas, Herpiciae so as the damsge was over 11.000.000. abort convenieut atmosphere. g. to the slate of the Governor Odell started from New-bur- ITr.les the atmosphere can be controll- N. V.. on April 20, on his South- 4 ELECTRICITY ed or its Influences counteracted nei- ern and Western tour. He will visit HERPICIDE 1 No disagreeable features but always ready for use with a soft, steady seem probable the Monterey. San Francisco, Tacoma and ther of which probably other coast points. light. A valuable addition to any Home. Marconi sjstem promises to. remain, I: was reported from Canton on the Call or telephone fur estimate on wiring. i practically, what It now is an Inter- that the Important city of Nan A prominent Montreal clergyman, the Iter. James HERPICIDE a convenient re- Nlng in Kwang-s- l province, had fallen II. Dixon, ltecior SL Jutles and Hon. Canon of esting and oftlmes Chrlfti Church Cathcilnu, writes s "Permit ma to course to those who want to send news Into the hands of the rebels. Small boys fishing In a Hooded quar- and 70a a fer lines to strongly recommend Co., respect equal- rAix-Eiujc- through the air. In that ry Lansdale, Pa., recovered the body Perbt Davis' a. I bavs naedltwuh HERFICIDB Hawaiian Electric Ltd. hello-grap- at ling the carrier pigeon and the h of the daughter of Albert satitfsctkm for thirty-fiv- e yearn. It is a prepara - Alakea. but not a commercial proposi- Itosenberger, missing since November. tion which deserve full public confidence." Telephone Main 390. King Street near being com- Joseph Austin, former park commis- HERPICIDE tion soch a to warrant Its sioner and port warden, died in San X tore ctrre for pared. In the value of its service, to the Francisco on the evening of April IS of Sore Throat.a w ; Pain-Kill- er telegraph and cable.' blood poisoning. He was nearly .0 HERPICIDE I years of age. Chllln. i CnaCTee me Cramps. Ac. Ed It 1 plerant to know that the St. General has forwarded congratulations of President Roosevelt Two Sizes, 55c and 60s. .Louis fair will not encourage an Ha- on the Hatangas and Laguna campaign HERPICIDE M one Paln-Ole- r, waiian Midway. Eut the thing should to General Bell. General N heaton con There only Perry Davis." be excluded altogether, Let the Terri- veyed the cablegram. tory Hawaiian concessions Exhausted by social duties. Mrs. Jane la AND 3 i: ask for all Loufse Trowbridge Hotchklss, a do a and so protect itself from the fate it scendant of Noah Webster, of New AucliOai met at Omaha and Iluffalo. Haven, Conn., suffered a stroke of par alysls on April 19 and died. NOTICE. "If Papa Ira slips up on his arrange Rluy Langford. one or the oest NOTICHl IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT The Greatest .Seller we Have known sporting men of the West, died day Belzed goods Herpiciae ments to get Into the show business at IJenver on the night of April 20 o I have this cer.taln ever put on the market. In Tahiti, and chattels hereinafter described for with a disappearing man let asthma. Langford was for a long time taxes for the year 1901, due, owing and a come this way and try Judge Lit editor of the Oakland Tribune. by Cyclery a Smokers want tbem and him twenty-si- x off- unpaid Bailey's Honolulu the dealers General Rufino. with Company, amounting to $99.10, tle. They aay Little vanished from 375 men. surrendered to the Limited, la sur icers and and that for the purpose of paying said who keep them are the dealers who Washington like a bubble irom the native constabulary In the province of ex a 3 MIsamis. Mindanao. Surrenders are taxes and all penalties, costs and face of a stream. - penses in .connection herewith, I shall a make friends. daily reported from different provinces sell said goods and chattels at public m ! The Board of Public Works means M. Blear has formed a new Norwe auction for cash at the auction rooms SOAP iThe AMERICAN INSULAR cigar is gian cabinet with himself as Premier Morgan, Queen ' business In the matter of widening the M of Jas. F. street, Hono and Minister of the Interior, and lulu, on Saturday, April 2(, 1902, 10 made from blend of . WalkJkl road. When ahe plans are Quam, former Minister of Justice and at a tobacco particularly o clock a. m. ta El t;. completed that thoroughfare, besides Police, becomes Minister of State at Said goods and chattels consist of desirable for this climate. cars, will be one Stockholm. two getting rapid transit is reported from Washington show cases and drawers, one safe, i -r the most satisfactory boulevards in It that one eash register, bicycles, seats, bicy Owing to mildness f the United States will establish its cle supplies, etc. 'its and sweet . .Hawaii. single nival station in Cuba at Guan particulars may I tanamo. In place of Havana. Coaling Further be had from boquer, it is correctly termed the AM.ERT Nile th undersigned. Recommended by t The death of Frank Stockton will stations will be established at JAS. VT. PRATT. WAN INSULAR. and Cienfucgos. Assessor, be mourned by all readers of the light Mass meetings In favor of universal Tax Island of Oahu. 20 every The above sale has been postponed literature of America, particularly by suffrage were held on April in till Thursday. May 1st. by order of the It lias that MANILA flavor and effect 1 those who, in reading his latest book. town In Sweden. At Stockholm the Tax Assessor, Jas. W. Pratt. I demonstrators attempted to march by Iffo so desirable in the tropics. . , . Kate Bonnet, realized that hla mine of were lister r i the palace of King Oscar and . r( imagination was still full bf rich met charged by the police. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. al. Colonel Charles Marshall, military 1 secretary to General Robert E. Lee du ring the Civil .War. died in Baltimore AT THE REGULAR ANNUAL Drug Co. Gristmill Jones of Oklahoma will not on the night of April 20 of apoplexy. meeting of the stockholders of The get a 'blanket railway franchise for many years been Warhlngton Mercantile Co. Ltd. the Sole Agent. David Lawrence & Co., Ltd. He had for a leader following officers were elected to serve HawaJL Score another point for the for the ensuing year: gsod government Hawalians at Wash- An explosion in the barracks at Ma nagua (Nicaragua) on April IS, caused M. J. Beisell. President. ington. 100 200 C. S. Richardson, Vice twnnntfiininiwwBw - the death of between and soli President. - dlers. .The barracks were blown to Geo. E. Morgan, Secretary- - The Pain Tramways bill which Wil- fragments and several houses in the E; T. Grady, Treasurer. RTftnrtWnrf at Artnsl Cost ! cox tried to slip through Congress has neighborhood were wrecked. A. W. Bottomly, Auditor. Another fight troops t mm ; legis- between Turkish The above, with J. P. Rodrlgues, ?: : aa chance. Pain Is not strong on and eighteen Bulgarians occurred Aprt constitute the Board of Directors. lative measure. Mill? bills are hi 10 near Klllndir. 'Eight of the Bulga- GEO. E. MORGAN, ferte. rians were killed and the others escap Secretary. The Washington Mercantile Closing Out Sale ed. Three of the dead men wore line Co.. Ltd. uniform of the Bulgarian army. Dated Honolulu, April 26. 1902. The Airship Tssts. Up to April 20 there had been S3S 6155 Coffees, Teas, Wpices, Extracts, 300 Second Hand XT. LOUIS. April 23. The conference cases of cholera and deaths In Ma Pianos nila, and 852 cases and 602 deaths in Etc, Etc. Z airship expert yesterday decided the provinces. Municipalities have 1 Mahogany Upright, $40.00 upon a figure 8 course as the aerlil been authorized to appropriate money for combatting epidemic diseases. finglVoGhan&Go 1 Knabe, speedway over which all flight In com- The Manchurian convention having KOIVA ORPHANAGE S100.00 petition for the World' Fair prize of been signed to the satisfaction of the 1 Walnut upright, ' $65.00 1 10.000 shall be winged. The course United States, the gunboat Vlcksburg COFFEE STORE. " has left Newchwang. China, Ibony Furnitura, Cash . and has or Instaliments. ha been laid out by the exp-.-rts- with arrived at Nagasaki. The vessel spent Cigars and Tobaccos, ' Phone Blue 1621. - 165 King St. it focus marked by a huge captive the winter in the Ice and mud dock of Chinese and Japanese Tea I balloon above the Washington Univer- Newchwang. Crockery. Mattinga, Mr. and Mrs. Coburn. of California n sity tract of the exposition site and Its sr.d New York, respectively, Vaaea, Camphorwood Tmna-Ratta- elliptical orbit sweep outward over tried to Chairs. Bergstrom open country commit suicide In Paris on the ISth. Music Co., Ltd. thi l? the southeast and by turning on the gas in their room. ILKS AMD SATINS the northwest. Captive balloons will Th-- y are young artists, had become Progress Block, - inJlcate the measurements of ten miles penniless and. despairing of help, had ! Fort Street, Honolulu. la the air, over which distances the air decided to die. OF ALL KINDS. For Sale ship must fly In the shortest average Mores have attacked the American 110-X- li Nuuanu ltr time of a series of trial to capture the troops In Mindanao. The Sultan is fortune ha been hung up in leading his tribes against them. Gen. that the Davis been WM.G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. . asidheavens by the World' Fair man- -. had ordered to withdraw Phone Bine 1871. . agment. his troops from Mindanao, but the Resideaee af Philip Savary m c. President has countermanded the or- Wm. p. Irwin. .President and Mansger in College Hills. Hause caa- - " der and Davis will make a campaign. Claus Vice-Preside- nt HAWAIIAN SODA ' Spreckels.... First B roam, WORKS The Xxcloalon Bill. On the night of April 18 a student tir- VIce-Preald- nt tains parlor, aiaiag twa ed W. If. Giflfard... Second three shots at the Governor General Sec. kltck-e- n. Wa at anly the Caw an r .1 ... , . WASHINGTON. April tL The Su- H. M. Whitney Jr...Treasurer and bedrooms, bathroom and hare a c .... of Warsaw while the latter was stand- date driaVs. suck as . "ay" uul nave a" ine "f1'" preme Court of the United States ren- ing at a window of his palace. Two Georg W. Ross Auditor There Is alsa a storehouse, dered a decision today declaring that shots took effect, but slightly.' This - SUGAR FACTORS servants .nartre, eklcken the section of the exclusion act requlr was the third time in a week that Rus- AND ilea is wiade fraat the rraae fruit and faao ho . . -- r sian officials had been shot by stu- house aad yar. is ltOxl&S. KOKO. IHOXBRHW, ail tlift fame Us mineral alters. 'Jng Chinese merchants arriving In the dents. Commission Agents Lt at United States by land to produce cer- Senator Teller has Introduced a reso- tificates was valid. The question aros lution in the upper House abolishing AGENTS FOR THE the sedition laws in the Philippines. PRICE $82o. TERMS BAST. through the rase of a Chinaman wh He crossed from Canada into New York cited the cases of the editor of Free- Oceanic Steamshfo company tr?&KrE Vice President: F. Hua-- dom and of Volcano Marshall, and said "JJy:11Atnerton- - Andltor; W. H. Hoogs. Tre- - State, and reached the Supreme Court they were Of San Francisco. Cal. urer Snd through habeas corpus proceedlrgs In that tried by Judges who followed by owed their appointments to the gov- Henry Er the Circuit Court, appeal. Representatives Kahn and Coomba ernment commission. X3ZULSt3,CG 53 Claus Spreckels has declined to ac- Oahu Tailoring Co. Co., Xtd., an - have drafted amendment to the cept the $11,675 voted to him by the Waterhouse & Co. WHOLESALE AI-J- KETAII- DEALERS IN pending exclusion law by which they to last propose to lim- reimburse him for money extend the law without expend-- d to aid drought sufferers in FORT AND MERCHANT ST3. Firevyood, Stove, Steam, it as to time and without reference to Monterey Obispo Blacksmith's Coal treaty 1S94 and San Luis coun- Suit made to Order, cleaning, Re- I the of at all. President, ties several years ago. and authorized AIbo Black and White Sand. Telephone Koosevelt has expressed himself as in corner Bere-tan- ia Main 295. Controller Co'gan to pay the money to pairing and pressing; Special Attention Given favor of the et-s.- to amendment. the State University at Berkeley. & Emma , llonolnln, T. H. Praying. f

5 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, APRIL SO, 190a. WIDENING TIE BY AUTHORITY. WAIKIKI ROAD Honolulu, T. H., April 22nd, 1902. BOUNDARY COMMISSIONERS' NO- Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd., TICE. Honolulu, T. H. Fences Along Kapiolani Estate Dear Sirs: -- The presence of the horn fly pst in my herd of milch Application having been made to me cows eri.-- u Property Now has been a cause of apprehension to me, both on mcunt f the Being by the Trustees under the will of Ber-ni-ce confquent deterioraton in the condition of the cattle and ihe ?edncel pro- Set Back. Pauahi Bishop for the settlement 4" duction of milk. Iam p ea-e- d to inform you that the appl caion ..f th of the boundaries of the following Bos-- S -- o Kilfly, purcha-t-- d lands on the islands of Molokai which I from u a few days sine, has already "Work was begun yesterday on the and rem a decided improvem-n- w- - Maul, vix.: td in t in tn condition of the catt'e, a ll a an YUer.ir.s of the Waikikl road. The increase of 20 per JIalawa, Island of Molokai; cent in the quantity of the milk produced, before the appli- first steps consist In the digging of the cation of the Kilfly. Very truly jours, Paul It. IsKNBtKo. postholfcs Kamalo, island of Molokai; for : the putting back of tt.e Keawanul, isiand of Molokai; and fences before the Kaplolani estate Kuia, Lahaina, Maul; grounds. This will occupy week, the all parties interested in said, land or perhaps, and will be followed by So-Bos-- So the lands adjoining same are hereby noti- Liquid s uron line of the fences before fied Wednesday. SO, Is a the school that April at and church. There will be 10 o'clock a. m., my no fence ta bring back In front of the at office. Boom No. ruoana Hotel property, as It Is now 22. Campbell block, Honolulu. Is. the Kilfly open. time set for hearing proof of survey of 11 MAf3KJf Mixture S upcrlntendent Bold says that he Is Eaid lands, and any objections thereto. Informed that the compromise offered BL D. MONSARPvAT, AGENTS as to ex-Que- en Liliuo-kala- ni the holdings of Commissioner of Boundaries, First and - has been accepted, and the pa- Second Judicial Circuits., poi-tirel- y pers confirming tor the ex- aliened 10 protect cows and horpes fom torture of flies. The preparation U settlement are Honolulu, Oahu, April S, 1002. harmless is u?ed with pected to arrive here within the next SALE OF REAL CSTAJf It splendid results as a disinfectant ai d germicide. two weeks. When 612S April So-IJos-- , these are at hand The Klectric Sprayer es the s'o (Kilfly) in a fin-- hrod spry. they will provide for the widening of From 30 to 50 cows em be sprayed in a tw moments. The Electric sprayer is de the thoroughfare from the stream out S L'ECl XL STiM'K HOLDERS to the park. tachable, and thus may le thoroughly cleaned. MEETING. your us- - Sc-Bos-- The notices to all holders of prop- If animals are troubled with lice, (Kilfly). It knocks them erty which is F. J. LOWREY, Presided. So-Bos-- to be cut down In the ttt. Spray your poultry house with So (Kilfly). kills lice or ny A. B. WOOD, "Vice-Preside- nt. It widening of the road, who have not A SPEfclAL STOCKHOLDERS' vermin. that may infect the fowls. Suflerera from the Horn Fly should give Kilfly been able to come to agreement with meeting of Honolulu Rapid Tran- J. A. GILMAN, Secretary cb4 TttShO urer. . . trial. We are sole agents for the Territory of Hawaii. the Superintendent of Public Works as sit & Land Company will be held in to a settlement of their claims, have Assembly Hall, over the office of Cas- F. J. AMWEO, Auditor. been sent out ,and as soon as these tle & Cooke Ltd.. corner of Bethel and CHAS. IL GILMAN, Maaog?. have been filed there will be summoned King streets, Honolulu, on Wednesday, a May 7, 1902. at 9:X0 o'clock a. m. road commission to decide upon the At such meeting It is intended to pro- MR. WILLIAM M. MINTON". ULSU damages and benefits. pose alterations and amendments to WITH GEAR. LANSING A. CtX, 10 Co., the by-la- ws and an increase in the cap- NOW ASSOCIATED WITH C is3 Pacific Hardware Ltd. ital sto;k of the company. SELLING AGENT. PORTUGUtSE BEAT By order of the Vice President. J. A. GILMAN, Secretary Honolulu Rapid Transit & ALL AMERICANS Land Company. Honolulu. April 24, 1902. 6155 About 250 spectators visited Aala NOTICE OF STm iiliOLDEliV OOOCXXXXXXXXDOOOOOOOOOCXDOOO warehouse last night to witness the tug-of-w- ar 3IKKTIM X Beet at the X second series of pulls in the price at Hjpp'e tournament. OP HONOLULU RAPID TRANSIT Episcopal X lowest The first teams to take the cleats & Land Company, a corporation organ House IS were the Portuguese and the All Amer ized under the law a of the Repub.ic of icans. The former surprised even their Hawaii, now Territory of Hawaii: admirers, pulling over the heavy haoles Whereas, the Vice-Preside- nt of said GURTAIN Prayer in 24 minutes. The Manuels gained six corporation did on the twenty-eight- h Oak Inches in 10 minutes and two feet six day of April, 1J02. call a special meet- 1 fctlB inches in 16 rninute3, after which the ing of the stockholders of said corpora- d 'rfSII end came quickly. McDuffy of the los- tion to be held at the time and place Chiffoniers ers pulled for three men and a team of and for the purpose hereinafter set Books McDuifies would win first money. Sev- forth, and directed- - the Secretary of There Is no place In the world eral other members of the All Ameri- said corporation to give to the stock- AT Curtain Week where a. chiffonier is so much can aggregation had spots on them, holders thereof notice of said spec.al needed as In Honolulu. however, and lay down on the cleats meeting, which said order of said Vice-Preside- nt and as on is In writing on file with AT In this climate where ladles If slumber bent. The winners and require many changes of cloth- owned Punchbowl last night. the Secretary of said corporation; ing there is a demand for space Next the Public Works and Lumber Now, therefore, notice is hereby giv- in which to put things away. Yard teams tussled for supremacy, but en to the stockholders of said corpora- Cooper Tract Hymnals. One of our chiffoniers will not though the latter struggled bravely tion that at 9:30 o'clock a. m., on the W. Jordan's only be a convenience but add thev were no match for the doughty 8th day of May. A. D. 1902, a special E to the appearance of your scavengers, who took them into camp meeting of the stockholders of Hono- chamber. In 1T& minutes. lulu Rapid Transit & Land Company You will find our stock It was a good fight while it lasted, will be hela at Assembly Hall, over however, and one time looked as Castle & Cooke, Ltd., offices, in the city he very complete i at it to and If the winners were weakening. Two of Honolulu, Island of Oahu, Territory OUBL HO. 10 STOHE inches were gained at the start and of Hawaii, for the purpose of consid- CALL AND GET of the best quality. The after five minutes pulling the garbage ering the proposition to create a bond- books are in three grades contingent were a foot to the good. ed Indebtedness of said Honolulu Rap- PRICES FOR LOTS t Extension Captain Costa did great work for his id Transit & Land Company to the at prices at from ' team, his coaching amount of one million dollars (11.000,-000- ). ! and under artistic BEFORE PURCHASING. the indicator showed a credit balance in gold coin of the United States Dining Tables of two and one-ha- lf feet. Then the of America, and that if said bonded 300 Pairs Curtains Woodmen took a hace and gained al- indebtedness is authorized to be creat- Either round sr square and a most a foot only to lose it again in a ed that it be represented by the boi.d From 50c a pair up. 25c to $3 new stock f few minutfs. of said corporation, to bear such date imminent, someone as Board of Directors may deter- With a deadlock the 1 1 each. Those desiring the thouted the famous old warcry of mine, to be payable twenty-fiv- e years i i im Card "Wela ka hao," and it acted like magic after date, with interest at the rate of beet books for t least Round upon the Public Works team, which six per cent per annum, payable half will find ;j netted two and one-ha- lf feet and thf yearly, said bonds to be executed and The beet collection in the city money what pull ne fell swoop. Issued in such denomination or denom- ' Tables.- - at ' - - they want at the - - - Tomorrow night the longshoremen inations as may be determined by the - and much lower than M; Pa- corporation, Vow In stock a handsome as- and Lumbermen will pull and the Board of Directors of said CO., 0LTD. for sortment cific Hardwares will oppose the Kani and if so created said bonded indebted- usual prices of Ke Aus. ness to be secured by a mortgage or deed of trust upon all of the corporate 204 Judd Building. property and franchises now belonging One Week Only Portiers and GREEK ART. to said corporation or which it may t hereafter acquire. Commencing Monday, 17. Mrs. O. F. Emerson Talks Interest By order of the Vice President. t Rugs ingly at Art League. J. A. GILMAN, ira. Secretary, Honolulu Rapid Transit & Parlor Wall LIMITED. Come and see theaa goods The at heme of the Kilohana Art Land Company. they Include all kind and the League, given last night, was a very Honolulu. April 2t. 1S02. 6155 ni prices lew. an enjoyable aft Mrs. Oliver P. Emer Papers Merchant Street. air. f son talked on "A Visit to Greece,' MEETING NOTICE. touching on historical facts and de li. scribing the art treasures of that In NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT teresting land. The lady s discourse a meeting of the UNITED CHINESE Have you 6een orir new by pnotos ana SOCIETY will b held at the society's M. R. COUNTER T was illustrated casts hall in Honolulu. Territory of Hawaii, embossed gilt papers with Our pertinent to the subject. on Wednesday, the 10th day of April, t During the evening Dr. Smith. Miss 1902. at 7 o'clock p. m.. for the purpose applique borders? Jeweler ond Upholstering Barber. Miss Dietz and Miss Woods of confirming the election of officers of t rendered two violin selections, en quar the United Chines Society and of rati- We advise you not to Silversmith. In considered and deservedly so tette, which were much appreciated. fying all things done and transacted, at make any Wall Paper so be the best In the city, the ! Mrs. O. P. Kmerson has succeeded in a meeting of the Society held in said Aoll Papor, reason being that we employ obtaining the loan of a number of Gre Honolulu, on the 29th day of January, purchases until you have men who busi- treasures these, together 1902. There will also be considered at understand their clan art and such meeting any other business that 6een th3e. Simply etua-nin- g ness and we give It our atten- with numerous photos and works of may properly brought before the REPAIRING A tion. be on the bs what they The Best Papers. sculpture, will exhibition at Society. that's - Kilohana Art League rooms for tha Dated this 2fth flay of April. A- - D. are the very latest effects SPECIALTY-- next three days between the hour9 of 1902.

3 6 p. ML C. AMANA, designs. 5 1 The Greatest Variety. and m. and i of Mattresses made to order. Secretary of the United Chinese Society ' Fine Asssortment polishing for the year 1101. 1!': French an. furniture Frank Gracs Returns. - LAUTANG. : Hawaiian Jewelry.. The Lowest Price. st'palring. i i Frank Grace returned by the Ala Secretary of Use Unite Chinese Society Interesting experience of for the year i - meda from an H. A. HEKN, M Love Bldg. The Most Attention. . nearly live years In Alaska. He left Society Lewers&Gookel Fort Street, President of the Vnited Chinees - 1 heri imbued with the pioneer spirit for the year tl ' and located near Rampart City two ex C. K. AI. LIMITED. 'f' you want these call at J.Hopp&Co. ! cellent claims, upon which he settled. Piccldent of the T'rlted Chlns Society If The hardshiDs of mining were not Just for the year IMS. suited to the Hawaiian, altnougn nis A LEADING FURNITURE claims were admittedly good. Orace DSALERS accepted a position as clerk in Ram- - STOCKHOLDEHS' MEETING. pan City, from which point ne naa $20 1 Corner King and Bethel Sts. been frequently reported." He ulti- THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF i Belt BEAL'S mately secured a position in San Fran the stockholders of the Star Soda PACH0"S for cisco, where he has bt-e- n for several Works. Ltd.. at Waverley Hall, Tues- months. His visit to his isiana nome day, May 6th, at 10 a. m. Street, e $5. Beretania will have contlnu.-inc- for three weeks Honolulu, April 28, 1902. more, he will return to San Fran C. J. MCCARTHY, t j fc? near Emma. when ..... - Tin Oistle & Cooke cisco to take up a permanent went. t5l"6 President. t

LIMITED. . rem, NOTICE V. Balled I Here. I ! i SAN FRANCISCO,' April 21. The bMtts n ZZl current 1 LIFE and F1EE I would respectfully request all per atronr American ship Mary L. cusning arriv rons owing me to call and arrange set- ed in port today after a voyage of eigh- tlement of their accounts at once. Has Just Received teen days from Honolulu. This is the My mother (Annie J. Burgess) is au Insurance Agents, port. thorized to receipt for my account un first visit of the ship to this She I 'fifOy? w yr-J- New Lines of was purchased by the California Ship- der full power of attorney. ping Company in New York fifteen DR. GHO. W. IiUKGESS. voyage to 240 S. King St. Asrll 26, 1902. 6153 atr v. fTf TO A.QENT8 FOR months a;o and made a tlwi Men's and Boys' Horitkong. From Hongkong she sailed Killer England mutual to Puget Sound and thence to Hono- Pacheco's Dandruff lulu. She brings a cargo of sugar. FOR SALE. Is the ( ne absolutely fure rensaiy Furnishing Goods i co ; t life insurance for dandruff, because it penetrates r Alaskan Bails. t BOSTON AMERICAN SUGAR CO. OF the scalp and eleansfs it. Sold hj Underwear of 22 The big THE V Hats, Ties. SAN FRANCISCO. April FER FOR SALE: Druggists and at Union Barber Afire go, freighter Alaskan of the Wi'.liams-Di-mon- J Clothing. tn insurance 2 Gallon Worthlngton High Shop. j and OF HERTFORD. line sailed for Honolulu this Lift Pumps. ft King. n-- morning. After her very successful 1 Set Fowler's Steam Plows and Fort Street, near rial trio It Is expected she win easuy Spg-res- . TVo. 1-- OlO. mike the run to the Islands in seven 5000 Feet 21-in- ch Pipe, 4 inch and SING CHAN CO 5-- til B. P. 16 nnNOLULU LODGE No. tlC. H.WacG&esney&SoD. davs. On her arrival there she win inch Plates. Kmd sugar for New York, and will not 1 Burley DHIL 4 o el. win o again 1 Zi,Z A Brttania streets. b tack In San Francisco Green's Fuel Economizer. KKW BHATCH TOItE or at least eight months. 6 Iron Tilting Cars. Sanitary Plumbing Friday n!!,5 . - whIesale 2 Sugar Cars. 10,00 pounds capacity. Hotel St. near Union. grocers 37 -- Cane Cars. and 11 mrf'-- Mrs. Samuel Jones, who has visited ' la n past six montns as 17 Flat Cars. . Honolulu for the 60 parts wheels, JOHN JUDNE ISD SXALEBS 15 h truest of her daughter. Mrs. iienry Cane Car axles, all Sewer Connections Lamson. will leave by the Peru on May Iron work, braes castings and LEATH & SHOE FINDINGS fwr her home In Rindge. it. bearings. will return to the mainland greaiiy Sundry Plantation Material. A SPECIXTY. EXCHANGE benefited in health and will leave be- ap-- ; particulars inquire WOMAN'S hind many new friends, who will For of t STREET a werk Zgcota Works A. KIN 1 ,rsnas fuinJfhed asd H.olalu 8a Csa predate another visit by ner xo iae W. CARTER, ( Atten4d to. Shsa corner 61S2 9H Stangenwald Building. Sstirssa River Si. and Railroad De Hotel St., rlinptoa Anwx. v.Mnilr ranr. Honolo. as 4 Tanoerr. Islands. yflllatff r.rt.r.. King a4 strtl. izt to A a. Woauno'. e THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HONOLULU, APRIL 30. tooa. JAS. F. MORGAN, DIES BY Enter ' now ai ABULLET 65 QUEEN STREET. GOOD COFFEE KERR CO To c?t a real good cup of c,ir- - ynul havft to tart LB. 4 P. 0. Bus 594, Telephone 72 backof theactuil making to tae roasting and grinding. LIGHTED. Frank B. Auerbach Grand Auction Sale May's Kpna Coffee OF ia roasted and ground fr?sh every day and is thus al-w- ys Ends His pure and fresh. Superior to any imported coffees QOEEM STREET, Life. GROCERIES and costs only o ON THURSDAY, MAY 1, 30c-fc- Th und ' B. Auerbach, manaeer of May Frank AT 10 O'CLOCK A. & Co., Ltd.. killed himself by shooting At my salesroom. 63 Queen street, I through the head about 5:39 o'clock Auction, very large morning. jury will sell at Public a yesterday The coroner's quantity of fresh canned groceries, in they are now drink- News rendered a verdict of death from a the very best of good order, consisting not perfectly eatUfied with tho ki d Interesting self-inflictt- gunshot wound, d, with sul of ing should try our choice n Blond. Corned Beef, bl-n- BostO Canned d from a recip e. Try a cidal intent. Lunch Tongue, ' ve it ourselves popular Mr. Auerbach rose early, and was Vienna Sausage, we think you will like it. O seen to leave his house by a servant, Frankfurter Sausage. Deviled Ham, O5ot:s TO Householders! Emma Dcchert. lie was clad in his Salmon In tins. Pork Sausage, Pound. Corn Starch. Laundry Starch. pajamas, over which was a linen dust- Dried Green Peas. Sugar Peaa. er or driving coat. He passed through Laundry Soap. Canned Oysters, the house lot and entered a back lot Condensed Milk, Worcestershire belonging to the residence of Charles Sauce, 03. IrVaAY Ludwigsen. adjoining. He carried a OO. Jams, Jellies, Table Pears, LIMITED. . repeating riile of 33 calibre under his Table Peaches, Table Apricots. coat, and from the evidence at the in- "Grapes, Pineapples and quest, must have put the muzzle Into Table Table PURCHASE OF weapon New Potatoes. lephono SPECIAL his mouth, steadying the with We guarantee these goods and the his left har.d, while he pulled the trig- be attended. ger with his right. He fell backward, sale should the gun falling across his chest, and slippers V. MORGAN. , one of the Chinese which he JAS. I ,.'1 ,.,t-.;- . V J wore was thrown off by the fall. . AUCTIONEER. When Mr. Auerbach left the house the ser'ant went to Mrs. Auerbach's c room told what she seen. and her had Mr?. Auerbach had heard a shot and TT nt once dressed and went out, only to Auction Sale tind her husband seemingly dead. She OF did not approach the body closely, but called at the house of Mr. Ludwigsen, LIB an ex who soon Joined her and made of He De Elli amination the remains. found some warmth, but there was no evi- Turns EX S. S. SIERRA. dence of life. Mr. Ludwigsen composed the body, crossing the hands over the MAY breast, and covering the remains with ON THURSDAY, lt 1 From the Mill Direct to Our Store a sheet brought by the servant, in At 10 o'clock a. m., at my salesroom, o which position the coroner found the 65 ueea street, I will sell at Public remains when he arrived to view them. following guns, in good and send the body to the morgue. Auction, the all TABLE WIN Mr. Auerbach was born January 11, condition: 1S61, at Tottenham, a suburb of Lon- 1 22 cal. Winchester, don, and came to these Islands in 1 30-- 40 cal. Winchester. 1884. He was a bookkeeper and ac- 1 32-4- 0 cal. Winchester, countant, working at Heeia Plantation 1 45-- 70 cal. Winchester, Justly known to be the Choicest some time, entering the employ of 1 32 S. & W. Revolver. for 1 38 & Henry May & Company about nine S. W. Revolver, California Product. A large 8up-l-y Special years ago. He progressed until upon 1 Guitar. First the reorganization of the firm he was of the different varieties just made Its treasurer and manager. Four JAS. F. MORGAN, 210 Dozjn White Linen Table Napkins, teen years ago ne was married to me received by step-daught- er of Capt. B. D. Whitney. AUCTIONEER. watchman at the pilot house, and the $1.00 per dozen. widow and five children survive him. For some three years Mr. Auerbach get & bargain, our customers get the benefit. has been suffering from disorders of BEAUTIFUL We the stomach and head. Two years ago These gjods are positively worth double the he was so ill that he was compelled to H. Hackfeld & Co.; quit business for a time and go to the Oil Paintings v none coast for a rest. This gave him some ....LIMITED.... j. relief, but recently he has been com AT plaining that he was not In good health . and that he was again troubled by pains in his head. Sole Agents and . General Distri- To a friend, Mr. Brasch, he said that Public Auction Second Special he was overworked, that he had too butors for Hawaii many details to look after, and that he Territory. 32 of White Table Damask, no tvTo pieces had continuous pains in his head. He Piece complained to others of his friends On Thursday, Friday and ever offered. that he was net well, and that his head alike in patterns. Cheapest line troubled him all the time. Saturday, May 1st, 2nd and Monday evening he took two revolv ers from his cupboard and these he 3rd, at 10 o'clock a. m. and Only 25c yard. kept in his pockets for a time until in- duced by his wife to put them away 2 o'clock p. m.'On each day and retire. Mrs. Auerbach is prostrat Ask ed by the shock and is in the care of AT THE for friends. To complicate the situation Third Special two of her children are ill with measles and require her constant attention ART ROOMS Crystal Springs 15x15 She said to Mr. Ludwigsen, when the 200 Dozen Fringed End Doylies, inches; body was found, that she could not tell OF THE why her husband had committed the ca& never be duplicated. Stunning value, deed. Pacific Hardware Mr. Auerbach was a stockholder In C, Butter. May & Company, and invested a con Corner Merchant and Fort streets, 65c dozen. siderable sum in speculative values. assortment of the works of His Lace House holdings, his family the entire says, was nominal and did not affect art of his spirits. He had indicated to MR. THEODORE WORES It is the best the market affords and we friends that he was worrying have the Special made, Will be disposed of at Public Sale. finest facilities for keeping Extra over investments he had and removed, it fresh and sweet. At he was a continual All reserve prices have been that under strain except on a very few of the larger and the same counter we have 300 Ends Manufacturers' Samples of White because of his business cares. He took rarer pictures, on which the limits German Dill Pickles, out an insurance policy In the Pacific have been lowered. Mixf-- d Pickles, Sweet Mutual Company two years ago rep- Pickles, all kinds of Cream . Linen Table Damask all in good sizes. Simply the coming June, which has the usual MR. WORES has an established and utation in' these Islands as an artist Fancy Cheese, Eastern Codfish, Smoked Sal-mo- Re- suicide clause. Mr. Auerbach was a there-- reqiire hemming and are ready for use. of Commerce of rare skill, and the sale should i member of the Chamber fore have a large attendance. I Holland Herrings and Smoked Beef Tongue. clean, new goods, and are'just ind the Merchants' Association. Pictures on view on three days pre member therejare A. meeting of the Board of Directors Thursday. of May, fi Company was held yester- ceding All Orders Delivered unpacked direct from the factory. day afternoon, and an apropriate min Promptly. ute adopted as to the death of the late manager. H. E. Mclntyre was chosen JAMES F. MORGAN, manager and A. S. Prescott treasurer, 65 Queen street to succeed Mr. Auerbach. The inquest on the deceased was Metropolitan The following are sizes and prices: held yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. I Meat Co. the at which the jury, composed of W. H. SALE Goetz. II. E. Waitey. J. A. M. Johnson. FOR C. H. Ramsey. A. C. Moore and F. E. LIMITED. Lot 1 2 yds x 65 inches, 81.45 the cloth. Richardson, rendered the verdict In accordance with the facts as given, all Effect) TELEPHONE 44 of which were brought out at the In- - Furniture and MAIN 45. Lot 2- - 2H x 65 inches. 81.80 " The funeral wil ltake place on Sun- - Jay. of two Fine Lodging and Boafling 4i Houses, centrally located, i Lot 3 3, " x 65 inches. 82.15 " THE AMERICAN GIRL. The two houses run as one lace. Large, airy rooms, well furnish Tonight's e Ever Pop Lot 4 2 " x 72 inches. 81.65 Fine Bui t it Rental. $125 per month. Japanese ular Ojphsum Twenty-eig- ht bedrooms, parla din Goods rooms, 44 At the Orpheum last night "The Flag Ing etc 5- 2H 72 82.00 Present business shows a fffit of Lot - x inches. of Truce" drew a good house. Tonight per American company change bill. about $150 month. Goods the Elleford the particulars my fee, 65 at M Lot 6- 3 72 inches, 82 35 " The American Girl" will be given. Further and CURIOS - x This play was an immense hit when Queen street. presented here last year by this same company. It has a vein or patnos, an t trnrw AT abundance of good comedy, and is en via livened with sensational climaxes. ATJCTIfEER. . Raby Lillian appears as Prince Roy. Corner of Ntraaiiu and Hotel Streets. 3 Little Evelyn as the little Lady, and Mr. Watson In his famous role of Ress lioiter. theatrical manager and promo- REDT ter, supported by the entire company. FOR NEW UOOPS received by erery stBamB, Several interesting specialties will be fm JapaD. Invited giv-?n- . be on spection play will The same COTTAGE em Emma Sque, 3 bed Thursday evening. Friday and Satur- rooms, parlor, dining ron, pantry, day wi'.l see Oliver Doud Byron's com- kitchen and bath. Tt4 $40 per edy drama. "The Plunger." with special month. Apply to Jas. itlorgan, 65 . scenery and effects. A family matinee Queen n II will be given Saturday on which occa street. sion a special play suited to the taste of ladies and children will De given. Baby Lillian will also hold a reception Reit. after the performance. For EX S. S. OREGONIAN, Greeting a Hawaiian. TWO-STOR- Y HOUSHln the Mc A large shipment of The Yale Hawaiian Club cave Carthy tract, Beretania feet, between the famous B. & Co smoker recently in honor of Gerrit P. Ikol and Keaumoku eets. Kerr who came up to Wilier of Honolulu, L be- New Haven to see the Hawaiians 8 fore leaving the East on his way to JAS. F. ORGAN. ALVA BFF Honolulu. . Queen Street-- m LIMITED. It was a verv successful meeting-- Mr. of the CONKADSEIPP Wilder, or "Kauka" Wilder, as he is BREWING CO. of Chicago. generally called, related some of his L0S1 experiences in Europe. The boys sang QDEEW several Hawaiian songs during the STREET. tt'cle, 1001 LOST A Columbia model. Is send- with coaster brakeVas taken from LOVEJOY & The Colombian povernment the Y. M. C. A. bic; rack. Suitable ing tod troops to Bocas del Toro in an Sofe Distributor, for CO. attempt to dislodfe the rebels, who reward oi return! JAS. F. MOR- the Territorj of GAN, 5 Quen strt, Henolulu, H. T. Hoii captured the city on the ISth. V II

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. APRIL 30, 1902. TV0 FREAKS LOCAL BREVITItS. t Dr. Vo-- d w;ll Ih? absent six weeks OF NATURE ai.d not fix months, as reported. For Man Who Cush-in.-h.i- Walks j Th- - family of th- - late John ni the h:.ve a card of thanks in this POLO AND AUSTRALIAN - KirnSw.-- i r.:it.jr- ar. ;ir i. . th-;i-- ;r: e I ir. pnjnK-il- t oy W'ray T.iyl-r- o'Ni!!l, who jjave a there isn't a better shoe and feie so good aa the ultur.il corr.m'."iori r. anl lh--- r in Honolulu m- - ar a?o, is P'.iyU.K I- - Kypt. tvo now on xliibillon Itl hi ! .ir? i:.-!c-r- I M'.- - s will time at the ft nil-Tai!.- n- - j Kdah T-r-)- T tvh'h arf :ttmic att roondjy ntiK ervice in thr i.arl.jrs of tion. TUy ar. I'hiri'-j- ' yum r"t? snt the Y. W. A. Thursday. e3 A .1n - lirij-r- .t II-n- e to Mr. Taylor from Maul. On.- ry Vat.-ihou-- and family leave, Heywood Shoe Com-mi!5ior-r- Patrol th- - ".i 3 aJl lalri :i - t.i th.- by the Alameda today fr Kryland and f-- th- I jk. A vv ij.iyy lat r Mr. perhaps a tour of - world. TayNi'i att ntln ua.4 1 r t to a Horace J. raft will ave by the Ala- t w-rn-- l RECEIVED, A CHOICE SHIPMENT. !l-ru- h.rri to In atl meda thl afternoon his old home Heavy calf, drop etitched, waterproof sole, rubber heels, JUST u fr healthy ronjilion. Th- - tr'ut Rr-- in Ohio. He win b-- fc.m- - three or four i arnl cri w. Vh-- n It ha attain-'- ! th'-I.-i.t- h month.. Bleucber style, lace. of two f.-.- t. It am- - n.c. At a rv tir.tr to t- - h-- M Jl.-nd.i- ev-eiil'- it? I up. 1 - . t. att.u h a iiri.')K to It to h! It 1 ;i i n I ! M.isot.s. w iJl t- - t Ktom two l it iui k!y make ;!rraz:j:--ri:t-nt- s its Jubia-- cel- - Polo Slicks and Baffs . . -- tit.! that work. I its wiy t .ttioll. tr rnu-t- y uvra-nltura- l $5.00. - price it of -r is Vild- horn.- i the: air.n!t n l t.-- r k. It returr.ed v r ifrln and uros to ii !! day th- - ;.fter a lif.K We recommend this to all walker?. 't in I'hina leli n now about sht lrir. ail tlif Kun.pe. Mrs. Vill - mainly in 1 tnmi!in'r M won.I-rin- K wh.-r.- It Jnl mill uandr nxt. Tli- - " nl root has fot only N'KUn l' .r of ih-- The bard will t.'.iy on th" fapitwl r 'J.Z') to 11 Thursday j of vat-- ami Iwth arv Kroun.Is fiom THEO. H. DAVIES & CO!, (Ltd. al a dnf f.-- r ii r th- ms - frx from dirt. t th.- - M-- niorniio; the children Co., Limited rf-rt!- Shoe ar-- ; ! y of the kindeiKrtens. Manufacturers' Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Palmer of Hawaii HARDWARE AND SADDLERY DEPT. return. i in ih- - China. Mrs. Palmer 1057 FORT STREET. BUSINESS LOCALS i in- - ti.-i--i of Mrs. Alice Prown and Mr. ;. S:nithl s. Par I fie Im! ii:. t.-- tonl-jh- t f r work A hh'iDiinx K.ilh-r- for the Ix.ys is to I I flrt cJ pr-- . Ih- - hi ram; I at the tlleaners' lawn par- Kukui ty, to b - Kiven Saturday. May 3, at the . t. i'-- "l r.-ntr- F. Iwii-y- - n ifr.T"l f"T residence of J. m i- i AamaM mmi I.ktrtAtinn. At l' a. m. tomorrow- - at Morgan's One Day Cold Cure. Two room uiiab.f h'Oix k" p-l- falhrH.ms a number of nuns. etc.. will furnlrhl. atfr Matlx k be n-I- it aiiitioii. See li..t in Mor- avenue, ff t. H.? ad. gan's colomn on page j today. r'l ng Probably there are few remedies fr r horae-coml- TlWe will ;i t.M kholil-r- s JIN KmiJy II ilstead was a of Ho.Li Work on n xt Tu.-tl;i- y pass-ng- ir in the t'hina. She that give better satisfaction than thr Star . p'.acAs 10 ' loi-k- In Vav-rl.- Hall. h; s le en in Colorado and other well-know- n Anti-Gripp- e Tar-let- s. at . year. our fur-t.i-h.- -.l mainland for the past Dr. A. . Ilo.lt'inM ti a the al . t Miss Kvelyn Henry ..f Colorado will In cases of cold., when you Of t l. t. Kinau xtr. A hout' s Contin ord-.-r- nation G. dressmak- ii tjk- kimls l'oMM4-rio- will ! Klv n on May Kr - all of frl.-f- t feel that ycu "have it all over your oariiiul.ir our la?i!i-! soN. ing. Orders at r.MiC Karratti lane, a off P. r.P tcola street, will b; promptly At th. :i nnu.nl ni.-.titi- of airn.-- " 7j? body," these tablets take right hold - att'-nde.- l 1.1 . ,t-t:..- t. to. 1 '.fif:in-- . - hM - tv. " s and expel the cold germs, and nip mnminr. rrM.rs w-r- - arwl otiu-er- The band will play at the Kxecutlve the nu!r.s -- ar with grounds Thursday morning. M ly 1st, at the start an illness that might fr from 9:30 to 11 o'clock, for the Free ri"T uj. phon.' I'lu . Our Riboon ITnt furwl t' Kin.l. rgait.-ns- A cordial invitation is o be long protracted. 512 anl ori r y..ur II. K""'!"- - schools to be J. K. ;okas. extended to all primary X People would not send 5000 miles tlroccr, ami Knima Sts. present. ", Irtanl. I.ieut. .lam-r- .. Artillery Corps. who for Anti-Gkipp- e Taklets unless ISM &S ViaOlNIU3.' iirst passed through Honolulu in WAB.DE on the transport Arizona, now the Han they had found them better than cock, is ii;an en route io me t niiip-pi- n. anything else they had used. Hut Th lgtttmte Dramatic Beaton to s on th- - Crook, lie is accompanied f Dr. Deimel's Linen Mesh Underwear Open on Hay 8:h. hy Mrs. James. Big Sale this i.s just what they do. Here's n .l Trie lawn party to be giv. by th the proof. The appear in. or the (.leaner next Sat unlay afternoon is FOR LADIES. m-m- - -rk -. r-- on or ;,. t..r. Mr. rr-l.- k War.l- h. SU.e to he a SUeceSS. All tile N. . , tli-nat- ure will guar I 1716 Penn. India- ! Imts ure working hard an.l St . May . rr.nnls-- in - 1 hirriay. antee you a go.nl time. is.- sure io Dr. Deimel's piece gooJs in light and he ivy quality. 1 fwill naolr-hl- i This napolis. Indiana, of n e.n:. an brii g the little ones. - l r s e.f Wh.-e'in- and the - 13. many frlen-l- an Th officers the October :o:- - - Cr.H.k wtll Ih- - the guests at In i r that ha Jr. fl- h'.n lrar,Mri Hobron Drug Co. him a narid - t l- . ran'i a dance - g.vell lor linill ai iiie KnowLs- - Vir.iniu.-i- In H-.t-- fanioiii. l thl- mere nam--. It may lla;.ilan eveiiln. Morning Dear Sirs: oil ?Uy of th.U w.-r- - a gi- - at iiumb--r I in oiucers ai h.u !. ' n l- -1 con- - r.il.1 that th part lli- - hotel l.;.--t evening enjoying the While in Honolulu last u.-v- i fr.nn a lo him hy rlAht of 'n. - 1 1. New Season's Art Draperies pa-- -1 February I purchased a that have I'ros.-e-r bi id.- - arrived or OF line of rreal ai1r th-- p M. F. and Anti-Grip- pe t r tid away, aivl Mr. War.l brinKf I he t bin i yeslerd.iv. Mr. !'i..ss-- bottle of your of it kii..lls-o- f frooi Honolulu n the last trip Cretonnes, pretty floral designs, light or dark grounds. rfornunrr ex-.r- r and pr-M- l- In u m Tablets find the traflCion of hi. tip .if il - Chi.ia. was man:, i 5 f.omt:n-- th- - harm of Aige.-- s and ret iia.d to San Fr tnclsco them Art Denims, plain colors, all the newest shades, th role. l with .. . i.. . t. - the very best thing m.r-- in tir:.- - t- - on:e i.;::i...to iiauau in io- h own - rinaiay. ami ni.!rn - - 1. X I ever a cold yards $1.00 . !.. m ..r ir Mi iti.- art. that elves a .i:n- tried for lmi-- r-( h aves by the Alameda New Persian and trej-hnes- reversible. s o''nallty to the J. I. HatkfeM and grippe. Would like Art Denims, printed and aft-rno- on .:! h-- j. i!i:s for his home in Mremeii. nonatlon. Ad.J t' qualities year? roncu- - I you me two bot- subdued: G yards , ...l..nll..ll. tll1ti Th- - mercanlll- - an.l to send Oriental effects. Colorings bright or lir InteresiH or Mr. liacKieio nave en- an.! th rMitt N h wtriklnj; fii:ur transferred to H. A. Isei.berg. Mr. tles for which I $1.00. th salaxy f men that have m will take up his permanent (6oc) Aineri.-ai- l liaekfel.l close stamps and Silkolines, plain and figured and with striped effects, k.n..iiii f:.,i.i4 on the residence In (iermany. I Thin Ih the la.--t .lay of th? feal Ir.sjH-cto- r of the I greatly oblige, 7 otaKV. jieat Colonel Chamberlain. newest colorings, yards $1.00. Kora ai, a the recu!ir Kale of I'nit.d States Army for the Iepart- - Curtains MRS. H. F. WOOD. "VirRln-lu.- " openM tomorow inornlnjc for iru-P- t of California, of which Hawaii is Th Mour.tebank." "Jullu Cac-.tr- " a district, will leave this arternoon for If you are subject to colds you :o:- - l thoroughly ln- - and other plays prejit-nte.- durlnj? WM- l- here he .l ev- - Mr. Wardr'H Honolulu Mr. lH-cte- Camp McKlnley and found eannot afford to be without them. Var! an.l hi company fail tomorrow r thing In excellent snaie. They cure a cold in one day. Insist ran-.- - -. r... ir..i.n.n Driii? Comtianv will on the "Ninoma irorn fan r to -- . .In- H move from Its present location the on having our's because "just the nr. - K.re- oil th 7th. Ii on be Revised Prices on Domestics building in Khlers block to ANTi-Ghipr- Identically rame company the " E i.inrlne the by 11. O. Hall & Son. The con- same isn't Tablets bern In his support fine th vacated At closing out prices. that has cern ill also open a branch establish- . or-ne.- l an-- FK1CE 25c. C, 7. 8, and 10 quarter. -- ajton lajt Septemler. our ment in the n w Sachs building at the Pequot Sheetings, h.'ilP.r.r rin relv on JeeinK the ccrner of Fort and lleretania. All goods reduced be- Pillow Casings, 42 or 4o inches. u.,mf rorformanwi a. Mr. War.l ha Pavmond C. Drown, secretary of the eiven In Fan Francisco an.l els-- u here Oil. iit.il Life Insurance Company. low cost. Muslins, Fruit of the. Loom, Lonsaaie, rnae or mo this nea.on. Mr. Wanle does not cIom.- - in th China for Shanghai to popular brands at lowest n company West. All the best known and u.-ii- until A u (rust 17. and his or ronfer with the ollicers of the Drug - be Hobron ranizatlon 1? kept t.iK?thor in iti eif- at headquarters. He will probably prices. tirety until that Ite. The msi prom- absent for about two months. It is In and vicinity possible he will visit Canton and other Company. A specially low price on these good;? by the piece. inent woDle Honolulu - -- citl- s of the Kmpire. iiavA. ciirpailv ecureil atH f.r the yester- neanon of twelve performances. A stage rehearsal was held ort and lEingr. Warde day in the opera house for all tho.se who are to take part In the May Day LETTER LIST festival tomorrow evening. The gov- ernment and the Kamehamcha School Letters remainlnff uncalled for in the band, the soloists and choruses were general delivery up to April 27. 1W: on hand, and sient a !argj portion of in the afternoon in going over the pro- A Leader Towels Abby. MiM M Kiierite gram. New TENNIS Goods ArhlMe. Mlna Mcf.ilnav. Harry S new super- Mrs Kliza- - When J. D. McVeigh, the size, extra heavy, $2.90 a dozen. Helen JlfKw, intendent of the leper Turkish, large Alexander. Alfred bi th Kalaupapa he was met by a good qaulity, $2 75 a dozen. I re, Muckay. J W reached Huck, Hemstitched, A la ii Frank t 1 Z fill with a Set of. Andrew, John Mainland. Harry df oresentcd K W resolutions requesting his resignation. mpboll, IMxrard. Ml Ms iissnn. Th resolutions were passed at a meet- Mxnco. Caracas ' Fred i: in- plon, Miss ilar-- ing f patients. It is said that the Mwors il.vres. ' mates' of th settlement wished C H. Mooher, 1 II a come to them as ric llrown. A F orrison. W F Wl'son to Muck. J iunroe. I I trow n. C. K VK-illy. .eorg- - . llutow, llermai. O'Shea. V & CO. Kurn Patterson. Mrs Iihl B. F. EHLERS ialhoun. Mr anJ liM Ladies' Kid Gloves DKY HAKKEPtS, Mni tleo S IVterson. Amander POLES, I'alfccuni.Dr Grant IVf-ron- . Amander FORT STREET. I'ampsie. Kdw Mrs AT rilESSES, I'orbin. W II Piukus. A II t'ritten, Charl. s Proch. J CENTRE POLES, irn we, I' Kan kin. Ouy 50c a pair. CASES, lavls. ldm Maria Kef.i. Herbert liKKttt, Andrew Head. Herbert CENTRE IRONS, i Knlniann, Herrn Kha. Iuls TAPES, A TONIC Hermann Itoads. Mrs Wm M JIARKINU Kfprcy, Olive Pur- - Kobyon. James rt.f-nla- r 11 ?i and 11.50 values. 4 kuttr.. AND ton Ic.lK-rts-. Clarence stitrhrd back, kid gloves, on salt at 60c NETS Oilka. Herrn Alfred I tobinson. O per pair. t; lover, Kobt II Sand. rs. tr 1 AND llackbarth. Mm TEE REASON Marie Schriderker. A OTHER llartmann. Ir Schafer. Mi K M eed to our reserved itk. System Builder Hathaway. Mif Schneider. Herrn and became slightly spotted during the SUNDRIES I.tly M Nuck-rlechni- ker damo weather. Not enough to Injure llerkinan, O J Shcpard 11 O (3) them In looks or wear only i price. Ilollir.g. Mitw Mag-S.nall- ey Harry Thal we lose you gain. Karly coiners ge Stewart. Gordon will. f cour. have firt choice. Jones. K SuMivan. Alb-rt-ha Co., Jonrs. Margaret M!ss LADIES RIBBED m Pearson & Potter Jury. J T Von Peterson. Fred C. LIMiTED. Rainier Kafs. J i. ban tick Kri T Wall. Mrs K V. UNDERWEAR m Kinney. K W Wallace. I.ucy Kxtra good value and a ompWf as- - Thona Main 317. Cor. Union and Hotel. Knlcht. 11 W William:, Edward SOLD fcVfcRY WHERE K VKSTS White or unblehed. j nochenhauer. s. niHIIKP Herrn Harmann Wlnt-r- Monsieur low seek, ahort aleeves. Z lor z-- o. DEALER FOR IT ltnknls. i; W I I sir.itKli VKSTS-U- w nrd:. short ASK YOUR Vinson & Caivrs. W l.wn. H T leeTrs. trimmtd in white, lifht lu and 4 Tessr4 Wo.nl worth. v r pink. ISc. . aU -!, x-t- ra 1 H ' Wolff. Adolff RIIiltKD VESTS Whit UBBiaiBllflBBBBBIBBBBBBB K L. Wear Ml lar- - Toting. Qjality. Va. Golf Shirts for Summer bbbibbbbiib lrvux. RIBBEL) VEST.-Hi- ch r P w ek. ne quality, laea trlmaaed frats. at OUa Mill' Good Work. extra :o:-- Goods climb- Silk Cotton The nlaa mill I rarU'r 'lLKOUNB VE?TS-Ext-ra alitr. 3 Japanese by Manager atyUa. la U siaas. at Furnishing Gooda ing to the figures set dulerant 3. -- and was made u new aeeortment of Gnt'a vi of Ttae loth used l our shirt crae Crm Enland ker. Also MrSttM-ke- r as the probable capacity a Large Stock of present crop has KNIT COKSET COVERS All our ustena mad ablrta from the Coast. We also carry the mill before the : : : o?T. During the last week Wholesale Dealera. Wn taken Lace trimmed. vry fine, at Japanese Provisions the sugar mad-- for the six days reached of I0T.3 tons, or close to 176 tons total erroneously WASH FABRICS Sterifng SUver Knives. Nail Cfcarm. ete.. far t- -r .Iv. not 113 tons, as Watches. Chains. Kll. sl pMnted in one account of the rnilis omplete VTr nly. 20 cent mtt reffular pri. y The and ot a time working smo-tM- flnst sea it. rtert 9r .rk. The mill Is howa in thia Com and 2() 'UUANU AVENUE. n l nearly half the crop has been 11 rnd. The average of cane milled B Branch Sieve: King and Liliha Streets rh day U 1.211 ton. This shows the DRY GOODS t .T. s of the machinery and STREET. ctlvei. mil! N.S. Sachs oo.fltd. 28 HOTEL DlHRHllBOIIBBBiniDOIIIBI : the d to the expectation that STREET. & SO. ;w-to- n very ooa. FORT HSHDH ..I r. a h t!.e mark JL

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, t APRIL 30, ioox

THE PACIFIC, VESSELS IN PORT. HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE. THE ONLY DIRECT LIHE Canadian-Australi- an Royal Commercial Advertiser Honolulu, April 29, 19. f NAVY. Entered at the Postofflce at Honolulu. ARMY AND NAM K OF STOCK Capital Val Bid f T-- Becon1-oi- a H. . ti Matter. U. S. A. T. Crook, Walcott, San Fran- Mail Steamship Company cisco, April 29. Issued Every Morning Except Sunday V. S. S. Wheeling, Blockllnger, San Mercantils by the 28. D:ei?o. April O Brewer Sfc Co 1,000,000 100 498 of the bov l!n- - r'inning In connection with the CANADIAN HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY, U. S. S. Iroquois. Rodman. N. g. Sachs' Dry Goods, tMjdflC RAILWAY COMPANY tetvon Vancouver. It. C. and Sydney, Von Ho'.t Block No. fio South King St J. S. S. Albatross, Thomas, San Fran- o Lta 60,000 100 t 11. Q.. are ns L, Co., Ltd., 60 40 a. 9, and railing a: V'it jrU. Honolulu, and Brisbane. V w. PKAUSii ftii-'- Mariarer cisco. March 24. B. Kerr 200,0i SUl.srRMTIDN RATES: MERCHANTMEN. cor the United States (including Hawai' "(This list does not Include coasters.) Stjgar ti er about the dates Vlow stated, vis.: Territory): sp., Gaffeny, Hio-g- o, Arthur Sewall, Am. Ewa. 5.000 0.T" 29 8. IV 3 2 m 16. i.... 1' vn&'P Yic-toTi- mt.:hs April Haw. Agricultural o. 1,IKO,000 100 20 Bri-ban- e. fc and Vsncouver. B. C, Sbse SjnY anJ for Ir,in Victoria 9 montt.d 4 00 Aloha. Am. schr.. Fry, Port Gamble, Haw. Cum. A gug. Co 2.312,7.-- 100 -- and Vancouver. B. C: fur Brisbane and Syoney: 1 year 8 00 April 7. Haw. ugar Co 2,(K.' 00 iO y, 10 AnvertlflnK rates on application. Am. schr.," Lawson, Newcas- Honomu row lito MAY 7 MAT Alumna. . ! 20 10 SOCWKUA MiKVi 7 10. Hunokaa 2.00'.OliO TO 4 ..JUNE tle, April Haiku .- - 15 JUNH MIOWKP.A -- AOPUNtil 6 x-z- Acme, Am. sp., Lawrence, Yokohama, 2. 2 AHIiANiJI ..JULY . : Kahuku DENVER, VOi:M v JULT 2 o cr 10. 60 11 i JULT 2 MUANA ...AUG. April Kihci HUn. Co., L'd.. 2,500.01 0 XiaWMA Edward May. Am. bk., Hanson, San Kipaliulu lrtO.OHOI 100 10tf KANSAS Koloa 8in.0-l)- i 100 1J0 CITY, 1 1 n rlnwn LAND CO. Francisco, April 26. ( ' a.. ciii !.... tin mil TOTaiT. RAILWAY & iJcBryde Sug. Co. L'd. S.WO.Oi'O 20 - rw.uf iLiilv IIETWEEN ANCOUVEK Ellen A. Read. Br. sp., McQuarrie, Ma- wo HO ST. LOUIS, rimnlni! eer-- uaiiu Migar s.frno, 00 nrr MfivTppn. nixlirr the run without chance. The finest railway TIME TABLE. nila. March 3. Oi.oniea 1.HlO.fW 20 Frank W. Howe. Am. schr., Atkinson, Ookala 50".0fl0 8' OMAHA, Eu- - 19. OlH 8ugar Co. As.. M 2.000 20 5'i 2 ifmued from Ilono lulu to Canada, United States and - Mauritius. March Tarseeh tickets 1, 1901. schr., Christianson, San la l aid Cp. 2,:0",oto 20 13 is PAUL, From and afe'- Jan. Helene. Am. Oiowalu 150 000 100 13. ST. freight an j "piasae" and all genor-- information, apply to OUTWARD. Francisco. April 20. 8uga Plan .k.Asplund, New- 50 Dally Dally Dally Havdn Brown. Am. b tation Co 5,000.000 CHICAGO, Dally Dally castle. April 29. Pacific oO'.OuO 100 vie Stations. ex. ex. Pactolus. Am. bk., Dart, Newcastle. aia 750.0. 0 Utt 1 AND ALi Sun. Bun. 27. l'eteekeo 75 0C0 100 17 Amil Pioneer 2.7M).ut'0 100 70: a.m. . a.m. p.m. p.m. Bremer-have- n, Co. Lm Paul Isenberg. Ger. bk., Ott, Waialua. Agr. Co. 4,500.0"0 l'O bo Principal Eastern Points & . 9:15 11:05 1:15 6:10 H. . 7:10 T&eo. 14. 100 Bavies Honolulu April 700,000 84. Wailuku LIMITKH Pearl City .. 8.03 9:48 11:40 1:45 6:i Planter, Am. bkt.. Chase, San Fran- Waimanaio 25-.0- 0" 100 150 Ewa Mill . 8:32 19:08 12:00 4:06 6:10 cisco. April 22. Waiiuea 125.000 100 "ioo Three TrainB Daily from CI Ij . 10:50 4:45 sp., ., E X Kit a ok Walanae Tillie E. Starbuck, Am. Curtis, San Steamshii Co's SAN FRANCISCO. vt. Walalua . 11:55 6:40 Francisco, April 20. Kahuku . 12:32 605 Wilder 8. S. Co 500,000 100 Two Trains Daily from Iuter-lslan- d S. S. Co. 500,000 .00 67Ji" INWARD. Bugar Boat Arnye. PORTLAND. Dally Dally Dally Dally SAN FRANCISCO. April 23. Several Miscellaneous THE QUICKEST TIME BY 1L4JO (Co. ex. ex. sugar arrived from the Islands I'nw'n Flprtrir Co 250,000 100 Stations. vessels ' HOURS. Steamship: p.m. p.m. - Hon. K. T. A L. Co. 250.000 100 fflfcfciliic Bun. Bun. yesterday. Among was- them the bark 10 ... 6:35 ' .... 2:08 Mutual Tel. Co 89.000 Kahuku . .... Gerard C. Tobey. the barkentine Arch O. K. Jt L. Co...... 2,000,0u0 100 80 Walalua . .... 6:10 1 .... 2:50 er and the ship Emily F. Whitney. The UNION PACIFIC TRAINS Walanaa . .... T."10 .... 8.65 best run was made by Tobey, which Bonds ARB PALACES ON WHSBSl Ewa Mill 630 7:45 1M 4:32 ramp 3 in sixteen days from Honolulu, 94 port C:l 8.-0- 1:S0 4:5S Haw. Govt. 5 p. c .... New and Modern Equipment. fra stealers at thla tlae will arrive aa leave tale Pearl City twenty-thre- e 109 The pesseac" 6 while the Archer was K. R. Co. 6 . 8:35 2.-0- Hilo c... Double Drawing Room Palace Slssa Honolulu SO t:26 days from Makaweli. She had a num- Hon ' K. T. & L.j Co. . C. SMITH. era. FRAJ7C7SCO: P. DENISOH. F. ber of hides in her cargo and was sent 6 p. c...... Buffet Smoking and Library Cars. TOR SAW FRANCISCO:' FROM BAIf Superintendent. GK P. &. T. A. Into quarantine until they had been Ewa Pl'n 6 p. c O. K A L. Co Free Reclining Chair Cars. . ALAMEOA .. APR. J fumigated. Two trips ago the Oceanic Oabu Pi'n 6 p. c Ordinary Sleeping Cars. WTUHA ' MAY SONOMA .. I" MAY 7 TIDES. BtJK AND MOON. rteamer Alameda was held for the Olaa Pl'n 6. p. c. Dining Cars, Meals a la earte. MAT 21 ALAMEDA MAY IS same reason and her passengers had te Waialua Ag, Co. 6 p. C. D. HITCHCOCK, O. inKtnt 2T MAY 28 m 9 W. I girJIRA MAT VENTURA C a 9 be fumigated before the vessel waa re 1 Montgomery EL, 6 c :' ;i JUNE 11 JUNE on leased. - aUtUKI)A ALAMFJDA TTTVTIT 10 3 Ban Franc iaeo, Cat DNOMA JUNB 17 27 -- CiassillcG Auvcruscaicnts. JLLAMKDA JULT t ALAMEDA JUNE a i a. Shipping Notes TXNTURA JULY S SONOMA JULY 9 1UM(DA .....JULY 13 ALAMEDA JULY 18 Ij The China sails for the Orient at 2 WANTED. ZXKKA JULY 29 TKNTURA JULY 30 p m. Pt. a.m. a.m p m. Rise p. m. today. AUG. IS A I.AM EDA AUG. I Mon.. 28 SUM 18 14a 2 83 13 85 581 6 21 11.27 SAILORS and irreen hands for New ALAMKDA 1 The Alameda leaves for the coast at 19 & 28 Queem St. BONCQtA .m.AUU 9 27 1 4 5 80 6 4 p. m. today. York. Lewis Turk, ent Tuea 29 8 57 5 20 J 11 To 21am. G144 Local Boat. Wed.. SO 59 1 4 10 42 4 23 ft 80 6 2fi 0 11 The transport Crook may sail for Thur. 1 11 01 1.8 11 42 t 09 4 52 5.29 6 25 0 51 I p.m. Manila thi3 afternoon. o - POSITIONS WANTED. zn-w- ranoectioa with the nailing etf tke above steamers. fc Agent are pre- Frld 2 .. 13 23 5 50 0 05 5 28 6 25 1 S3 The Mikahala Is due from Makaweli - STORT m .u tn intandlne- naeaenrers. Couoon Through Tickets by any a.m. today and the Jamei Makee from Ana-- ifY a young man as clerk or salesman 0J 6 28 7 10 5 26 2.15 . from San Francisco to all oolnta in the unitea atates, ant irvm Sat... 1.02 1.4 0 26 hf-la- . in store. Will go on plantation, can Sun.. 1 6 0 56 7 06 8.04 5.27 Dffi 2 57 good A. P., York by ajay steamship tlae to ad European porta. I l.tt give references. Address HOUSE, The transport Logan sails from San office. 6155 Mon..l5 2.24 1 8 1 48 "4 8 452727 8.40 Francisco for Manila on May 1. this Liunalilo 30th sighted com On Street Last quarter of the moon on the The China the Alaskan FOR RENT. NEAR KEWALO STREET. -- :o:- at 12:28 p. m. ing down from the coast and the lat- Times of the tide are taken rrom tne ter vessel should arrive here this morn TWO rooms, furnished for housekeep United States Coast and Geodetic Sur ing. ing. 1304 Matlock ave. 6166 PARCICULARS, APPLY TO vey tables. The tug Eleu arrived early yesterday Four bedrooms, Electric TTX TURTHBfl SIX-ROO- M The tides at Kahulul and Huo occur morning towing the waterlogged A cottage at No. 70 Kukul ' about one hour earlier thaq at Honolulu. schooner Twilight, which went ashore street for rent. Apply on the prem Lighting; Stable to Hawaiian standard time la 10 hours 30 recently at Koloa, Kauai. The hoodoo ises. 6166 Hosses. & CO. minutes Blower than Greenwich time, be craft is now gracing Rotten Row. She Accommodate Two WM. G. IRWIN ing that of the meridian of 157 degrees 30 gave the Eleu all she wanted getting FURNISHED house at 1222 Klnau 1:30 street, near Piikoi. Possession given h LIMITED. minutes. The time whistle blows at her to port, notwithstanding the fact - Vsom-fc- p. m., whleh Is the same as Greenwich, 0 that a jury rudder was rigged. Koloa on May 6. Address Dr. A. E. Hod- Aqkhts OpgaNio S.'S. Co. hours 0 minutes. Sun and moon are for was Ift at noon on Monday. The Twi- gins. 6166 Gkvkral local time for the whole group. light will shortly go on the marine rail- way for repairs. COTTAGE in Palama, near Rapid Transit Line. Apply to C. F. Peter- - AND WAVE. son, 15 street. 6155' CASTLE & LAJISDALE WHARF ' 1 MARRIED. Kaahumanu KAMANA In city. April TWO houses for rent above the power RICE this Real .Estate, Insurance, w Mail Co. LEATHER BUREAU. 28. 1902. bv the Rev. H. II. Parker. house. Young street. Apply Mr. J. G. Pacific Steamship 4 Miss Nellie K. Kamana to James Faria, 46S Beretania street. 6154 Investments. Rice. Honolulu. Alexander St, April 29. nickly furnished mosquito proof I Telephone 70 Main. 606 and 607 Mean temperature 72.3. roems, centrally located, $2.50 and up. Stangenwald Bldg. Minimum temperature 63. DIED. Alse unfurnished rooms suitable for Maximum temperature 76. MITCHEt April 29, 1902. the oldest light housekeeping. At Helen's Barometer at 9 p. m. 29.98 steady. daughter of William Mltchel, mate of Court, Adams lane. 6149 Occidental & Oriental S. S. Go. Rainfall. 24 hours up to 9 a. m. .12. the steamer Mikahala, age 9 years, 18 Mean dew point for the day 60.7. months." " LODGING HOUSE of 14 roems on Ks- - Mean relative humidity 65. Funeral from the residence of Mr. kut street. Apply at Waterhouse & ELECTION OF OFFICEBS, ;' ""and .Toyo Kisen Kaisha. Wind northeast force 4 to 2. Collins, School street, at 4 p. m. Podraere, King and Bethel streeta. Weather1 Partly cloudy. 6137 - -- - rail at Honelala asi leave this Forecast for today Light winds, un wSULO - AT THH REGULAR ANNUAL em e about the fates below saesUeBed: certain weather. DURING the summer months, a fur- meeting ef the Hawaiian Realty tod CURTIS J. LYONS. PACIFIC LODCt HO. 822, nished house near the Rapid Transit Maturity Co., Ltd., on the 13tM ay ' 'FOR CTHNA AND JAPAN: FOR SAN FRANCISCO: Co. held 25 Territorial Meteorologist. 'a car line. For particulars call of, April, 1902, the following ffisers CTTTKA ...APRIIM NIPPON MARU APRIL A. In. &. King 3 F.&A. Waterhouse Podmere, and were elected to serve lor the easuing DORIC MAY S PERU MAY Bethel streets. 6136 year: MARU MAY 18 COPTIC j MAY 10 ARRIVED. XirTON 20 KentweU, MAY 14 AMERICA MARU MAY Tuesd'.y, April 29. COTTAGES, furnished or unfurnished. J. K. President. r3J JUNB 3 PEKING MAY 28 Prank Andrade, vice Presldest, COPTIC;..... XT. For particulars apply to E. C. Smith, AMERICA. MARU JUNE 11 GAELIC ..JUNE 7 S. A. T. Crook. Walcott. from San John D. Holt, Jr., Treasurer. 13 Francisco, lighted at 5 a, m. Peninsula, or H. Waterhouse, Hono- S. FEXCta .U, JUNH 19 HONGKONG MARU JUNE THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL lulu. 6134 L. Ahlo, Secretary. JUNB 28 CHINA JUNE 21 S. S. China. Friele, from San Fran meeting of Pacific Lodge, A. F. & A. Ed. Stiles, Auditor. OAJCUC cisco, 3:30 m. M., JOTGJCONCJ . MARU JULY 6 IXMUC JUNE 28 at t. Ht Masonic Temple, this Wednes The above officers also constitute the CHINA .....JULY 1 NIPPON MARU JULY 8 Am. bk. Haydn Brown, Asplund, 82 day evening, April 30, at 7:30 o'clock 0FHCES FOR RENT. board of directors. 23 .JULY 16 1 days from Newcastle, at 4 p. m. UOR1C U JULY PERU WORK IN THE FIRST' DEGREE). IN BREWER building. Queen street, THE HAWAIIAN REALTY AND jxirrost MARU JULY 31 COPTIC JUL X Tug Eleu. McAllister, frum Koloa, on reasonable terms. Apply to C. MATURITY CO., LTD., JrTCRTJ AUG.- - 8 AMERICA MARU AUG. 2 towing wrecked schooner Twilight, at Members of Hawaiian Lodge, Lodge Brewer & Co., Ltd. A. L. AHLO, AUG. 18 PEKING AUG. II 7 a. ni. le Progres, and all sojourning brethren Secretary. come OAT-LI- ATTO. V. S. gunboat Wheeling, Rlochlinger. AttJOtTCA MARU AUG. 23 C 20 are fraternally invited to attend. Honelulu, April 12. 1903. HONGKONG MARU AUG. 26 IS days from San Diego, at Navy wharf By order of the R. w. M. STORE FOR RENT. No. 2, docked at 8 a. m. C. F. MURRAY, THE centrally located store now occu 9m rmvn toTorssatiea apply to P. M. S. S. Cs. Secretary. pied by Brasch & Co. is offered for DEPARTED. rent. Apply to HAWAIIAN TRUST Tuesday. April 29. CARD OF THANKS. (COMPANY, LTD., Agents. 6153 Stmr. Kinau. Freeman, for Hilo and ROOM AND BOARD. way ports, at noon. The family of the late John Cushing-- Ha!stead&Go.,Ltd. Stmr. Claudine. Parker, for Maul ham take this means of thanking the FOUR gentlemen can have pleasant ports, at 5 p. m. many kind friends who tendered help heme with couple without children at lacMMI 4 Co, Ui. Stmr. W. G. Hall. S. Thompson, for and consolation during their late be very reasonable rates; one block from STOCK AND m ports, 5 p. m. business center city. 4G., Kauai at reavement. 6166 of Address AQENTS. Stmr. Lhua. Napala, for Moiokat this office. 6152 port.", at 5 p. in. BOND BROKERS Stmr. Niihau. W. Thompson, for Ele- - NOTICE FOR SALE. ele and Hanapepe. at G p. m. Schr. Ada, Nelson, for Hanalei and AT A MEETING OF THE DIREC-- TUBS Hop Lee Restaurant in Kakaako tors of Henry May & is offered for sale. particulars Kalihlwai, at 5 p. m. . Co. Ltd.. held this For American-Hawaiia- n Schr. Kawailani, Moses, for Koolau day, the following persons were elected call on premises near Honolulu Iron Money Advanced on Steamship ports, at 4 p. m. officers of the corporation, vice F. B. Works. 6153 Gaso. schr. Eclipse. Townsend, for Auerbach, deceased, viz.: Sugar Securities. Lahaina, Klhel, Makena. Kallua, Na- - JI. E. Mclntyre. Esa.. Manager. ONE 1500-l- b. (fifteen hundred pound) poopoo and at 5 p. m. A. S. Prescott, Ice-maki- ng machine, in good order; Hookena. Treasurer. also one turbine water wheel. Fer Dated Honolulu. April 29. 1905. further particulars, apply Lihue Ice DUE TODAY. SAM'L G. WILDER. 6134 S168 Co., Lihue. Kauai. 921 Fort Street. DIRECT MONTHLY SERVICE BETWEEN S. S. Alaskan. Banfleld, from San Secretarv. Francisco. ONE 14-in- ch condenser, 10 inches In Tel. Main 188. IIott York to Coast Stmr. Mikahala. from Makaweli. W0T1CE diameter, and Iron frame for same, Honolulu via Pacific ffrr. Jimes Makee. for Anahola. can be seen at this office. 6109 THE SPLENDID NEW STEEL STBAUESfl ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING B B. JTaTVADArT. to 20 SAIL TODAY. blip or advice, is invited to commu FOLMER & SCHWING 8x10 long CHAB BREWER & CO'S. sail about Assil 36-in- focus Graphic camera; ch leath- J & --X HAWAIIAN, to sail May 20 S. S. Alameda, Herrlman, San nicate, either in person or by letter. about for wun er bellows; reversible, double-swin- g Forty-secon- d - Francisco, 4 p. m. ensign iiattle E. Larrabee. ma NEW YORK LINE Trefebt received at Company's wharf. street. 9outh Broek- at tron of the Salvation Army back; rising, falling and sliding sTU II times. P. S. China, Friele, for the Orient, at Woman's top open t t 2 p. m. Industrial Home. 4SS King street. Ho front; and side made to for X Bark Fooling Suey r . S. A. T. Crook, Manila, may nolulu. o5S use as a short focus camera; level for plate-hold- er . Sailing sail this afternoon. finder, one and tripod; from Sst22L DF'rstrn.cisco also, a Bausch & Lamb teloscopic NEW YORK to HONOLULU lens for use with camera. & XTADES,Picinto sail May 17 PASSENGERS above Can J About July 1st TreiCbt received Company's 30. be seen at Advertiser office. 6105 at wha rf, Stert itreet. Pier Arrived. X For freight rates apply to For arrivals per U. S A. T. Crook. AN 8x10 rectilinear lens; no name; CHAS. BREWER & CO. FROM SEATTLE AND TAC0MA gunboat II with Bausch & Lamb iris diaphragm Wheeling S. S. see I Boston. and China, X 27 Kilby St., &. 15 page 10. HI shutter. For particulars and price, CA.LIFORNIAN. to sail ....April Departed. call at this office. OB C BREWER & CO., SL AMERICAN, to sail ...... Jmae 15 UTMITED, HONOLULU. Per stmr. Claudine. ADrll 29. for Ka Contains series of twelve neatly ONE Bausch & Rapid Uni- hulul Mrs. S. E. Bailey. G. 5x8 Lamb G. II. Paul. round views of Hawaiian scenery and versal len3. with iris diaphragm. Can K. Murray. Mrs. II. N. Lyman. J. S. be seen at this office. --Tir farther particulars apply to Ralston. Mrs. J. Cushtngham and son. ubjeets. All mounted on gray paper. lather Stephen. Mrs. 11. K. Holstein 4 In book form. Bach book a gem DR. ROUL'S and child. Charles H. Llnaholu. Henry F0H SALE OR LElSE. W. C - J Copp. lust te thins te send East. CELEBRATED PENNY TAN Hackfold S. N. Palmer. For Lahaina H. THE PREMISES now occupied by T. Howell. For liana Rev. J. K. Iosena. Murata. 1033 C. P. MORSE, General Freight Agent. wife and three children. For Kipahulu at Nuuanu St. Suitable Also publish for saloon. Apply Wing Hing Lung Female Fills Mrs. L. Joshua and child. and have for sale, the Co., 46 Hotel St. 6152 Sure Cure for all Female Irrerularttiss. Per stmr. Klnau, April 29. for HIIo wall an Paael Calendars for 1M1. . John T. Baker, T..R. Keyworth. G. F. Sold only by GLOBE NAVIGATION COMPANY, LTD. Schloetelbarg. Mrs. A. Delfa. A. LOST. Ch.irles. W. C. Beckert and wife. Mrs. BETWEEN Club Stables and Peacock Honolulu Drug Co. SOUND-HONOLTJL- U J. W. Chapman. Mrs. Dr. C. B. Cooper. & Co.'s store, silver-plate- d veterinary PUGET ROUTE nurse anl child. George Russell. Gor WILLIAMS, instrument. Return to A. R. Rowat, To whom til orders should be don Itussell, J. M. Gouvea and wife, F. J. J. D. V. S. 6155 Cfeacetlng direct, without transfer, with the O. N. Ry.. N. P. R. R.. and Rrughelll. Rev. P. Dickson, L. TL. V. R. R. Lowest rates of freight from all points; possible James C. Fort Street. MULE Dark brown, mare; one ear Eastern shortest Lyman, II. P. Jones. For Kawaihae Photographer. sp'.it; $10 21s. Robert Fraer, Miss Kanehaku. reward for information or 3. S. Fnresa, from Seattle and Tacoma. on or about April 10. For its return to Peopled Express Com- Hats pt Ma!naea Thomas McMillan. For Ma-- pany. 6154 Shirt Waist 8. 8. Tarn co, from Seattle and Tacoma. on or about May 10. hukona E. N. Bankopsky, D. Conway, THE MELROSE. VT , m Una of TjkIj'pm' Phirt Waist Hat - 1 ' . w Pretty Tor further Information address L. K. BEE BE, r ranii ami lie. 1444-145- 2 da rn the "Alameda," tlso a noatwi Per stmr. W. G. 29. KING ST. LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN. of Trimmed Dress Hats. 1 Brewer Building. Honolulu. Hall. Arril for AGENT ITAWAITAN ISLANDS. Kauai nrirtf J. Hogg and friend. Miss SMALL bny horse, 3eN Navigation Comnanv. Lt4. R attt w.s t w Mary Rife. G. F. Winter. J. J. Sullivan. Pleasant Rooms, with excellent Table branded with in Miss N. F. Hawley. f"?sv-w4- U on hip. rkit St, San Fr&neUeo, and agent of wm - Tte n a -. A A.M.l r and Service. verted right Return to above railroads, furnish Infor- vi"'Jiiur, Umui.- CI irn tX, HITS, XI. Moderate Prices. Club Stables and receive reward. BOSTON BLOCK. K. Anahu, W. A. Brown. Tel. 30S1 Blue, 6155

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VOL. XXXV. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, WEDNESDAY, APRIL SO, 1902. PRICE FIVE CEHTC 41 h said he hoped to have sorr.e cars PKOFKSSIOXAIj running cards. today. He was to have met WILL ! or ARCHDEACON RESTARICK ACCEPT ALL 'FRISCO Sehmltz la3t night, with counsel ARCHITECTS representing all the interests involved, BEARDSLEE & PAGE, Architects an anl talk over the situation, but he EPISCOPAL Builders. Office. 2d floor, i-it- nuiia-in- g. sent word that he was too ill to attend PROTESTANT BISHOPRIC HERE Hotel street: sketches and cor- a meeting, and asked that it go over rect estimates furnished at short n-ti- ce; n until tolay. This means that no cars Tel. 229; P. O. ox 773. win o running i.ns mornir,. w X a to of the .dver- - - I ...... ' letter the editor G0ESJF00T uay mere was no i - , 1 ATTORNEYS. inuring ir.e a Bishop-ele- ct Restarick says: g!e case of violence. The public was S C. HEMENWAT. Office. 40 Judd Diego. Cal., April 13. 1302. R. disposed to look with god humor on San building; Telephone 14 Main. i the situation, and either walked o. pat-- My Dear Mr. Smith: ronlzM the nondescript vehicles which Ry thl3 mall news will reach you that FRED W. MILVERTON. Room Sl-- n Rapid Transit Cars bid for patronage. The strikers the House of Bishops has elected ire 304 Stangenwald block; Tet. Main s. thlr Coming ln the i gathered in forte at their head':uar- - to the see of Honolulu. P. ters. 117 Turk street, and swarmed all way It did. I do :iot see my way c!ar PETERSON & MATTHEWMAN. O. box 365; 15 Kaahumanu St. over the neighborhood from dawn un- - decline, although I shall not for 'Jfi Are Tied t. S til ling afur dark. But they were ad-- some time, give my formal acceptance, in vised by iTie executive committee of - - . There will perhars come t3 you TJHOKKltt. Up. the union not to commit any overt act, a San Diego Union or April IS. Its ar-- E. J. WALKER. Coffee Broker. High and they followed this advice. Chief tide about me is mistaken in some est prices paid for Wo. 1 .farrnraeur was es-- Coffee. Send samples. Wlttman assumed personal command things; for Instance, that I not . of a small arny of policemen, whose pected to live when I came here. I p. t special duty it was to watch the strik- - have a good constitution, but was thea CHIROPODIST. STRIKE OF MEN ers. but tne policemen had about as suffering from ague. I have, In twenty ft DR. W. R. BOGLE. Office, Oregon much work to d as the men they were years, missed, I believe, two Sunday block. Hotel and Union Sts. n ordered to watch. services on account of illness, and I BEHIND THE BRAKE D. W. THOMSON. xpert chiropodist. Fifteen hundred strikers appeared be- - have always worked hard. . .. . , . K.twA,n lYatal uc ISO. Jl tiarueii t v - fore th city hall Sunday afternoon It says also mat l aeennea io strsets.uai, ni raiie.i tnr a tt.uh mm Mnvnr bishoD of North Dakota. As a matter and Beretania Schmitz. The II ay or said: of fact I never had the opportunity to u Probability That the Companies ' decline. CONTRACTORS. THE MAYOR SPEAKS. I TTpnrv Old ulid-- l?in K. Cooner is an WM. T. PATT.. Contractor and Will Be Yield your. i aKnma Ala. Forced to "I beg to acknowledge receipt of frlend and former parishioner of mine, er, store anu ouice iiuiut, """f-ke- very kind Invitation to appear before There ar(, many others in Honolulu St.. between King and Motel; to the Union. you and to address you this afternoon-- ! hom j know wen. I shall not ros., 1641 Anapuni. Being: actually engaged in Important te t.onsecrated for 'some... time and in public conferences, I shall not be able any evelU lt wjh De several months be-t- o DENTISTS. you J CAN FRAK CI B CO, April 21. The come before you. I congratulate fore j can reacn tne islands. With DR. H. BICKNELL- - Hclntyre bid.. strive of fitreet car operators. on ine evidences or public respect anti rooms 2 and 14; offlet nours. . trt (i esteem which your observance of the HENRY li. RESTARICK. a la. ti ft hwii fnmMtln? for nm B. CLARK. D.D.S. Beret a-- lav nnd vimr rewirt In nnlv teaceful - ALBERT 4M, resulted In a complete tie-u- p of measures have obtained for you. COMMENT OF THE PRESS.- ' nia and Miller; omce nours, all the tine In the city except two on "Whatever may follow, I advise you . gan article, which Th j)ego Union's M. E. GROSSMAN. D.D.S. Alakta St, morning April 20. earnestly to maintain your Present aDQVft tii of The strike ac-- amead. three doors above Masonic iferepie, peaceful and manly attitude, and to S a.m. to 4 p.m. was effected without lawlessness and complish whatever ends you have In Otents.' Is as follows: Honolulu; office hours. quiet. Today , , everything has continued lew without infraction of law or n-- v if n. Restarlck. rector of St. )R. GEO. H. HUDDT. Mclntyro We-- 2M men are out. and another thousand breach of the peace. I beseech you. Paul's church, dean of Southern Cali- rooms 1 and 2; 9 a. ro. to 4 p. . r expected to sign the strike agree-sne- at also, one and all, to refrain from the fornia, and archdeacon of San Diego use of any intoxicating liquor whatso- county, was yesterday elected bishop of DR. A. C. WALL, DR. O. K. WALL. ' j-- ow tomorrow. , during of the pres- bishops Office hours, 8 a. m. to p. i.; ever the existence Honolulu by the house of at 434. Although both sides did much work ent conditions, lt may not be neces- present In session In Cincinnati. V The-new- s bldg., Fort St.; Tel. day, sary suggest II. and I don't wish to to durtag the the strike stood last to came somewhat as a surprlfe KNG INKERS. Just as it did In the beginning. interfere with any man's personal lib- Rev. Restarlck and as an entire sur- ELECTRICAL. iht erties, but In times of leisure, enforced prise to his many friends Inside and EMIL T. DREIER. Contracting aca President Holland, of the company. Indulgence In strong Consulting Electrical Engineer; aians or voluntary. outside of the church over which he building. u4 with emphasis that he would not drink Is frequently the greatest cause presides as rector. He had some slight and estimates; .Magoon often' leads to from the position he had taken of ensuing trouble and intimation of his possible selection and by first train coming What will be Rev. Restarick's decis- Electrical, Mecbanie-a- l rcd supported Man- he arrived the JAS. S. McKEE. t i when he first General failure." furthermore he has become somewhat ion accepting honor is not Engineer; office, i, ager Vlnlng's with the request of the United Rail- Into the city of San Diego. That was as to the and Consulting refusal to deal At the used to having his name connected on the 16th of July, 18S2, and he known, but it is believed that he will rooms 11 and 12, Progress block. uain In any woy. He would not dia-- j ways. Mayor Schmitz addressed th? with the possible advancement to the sermon to accept. He will have Jurisdiction over u purposes company, following to Chief of Police Wltt- preached his first St. Paul's the of the but letter robes of the bishop. on 19th of month. the Hawaiian Islands, where there are BNOINEER5. man: was, how- congregation the the The station at Honolulu Mrs. Restarlck did not join him until four or. five congregations outside of C. ALEXANDER. flurrey- - had ARTHUR 1 1 Sir: Should occasion arise, assign ever, never In his thoughts. He several months later. Honolulu. The twentieth anniversary juoo o'a-- , . every necessary available police- received a only a clay before or and Engineer, fi e and letter From the day of Mr. Restarick's ar- of his ordination as a priest is so near O. box 732. man for the protection of all property telling him that in all probability he hand that he would prefer that his main- elected a bishop as rival the church has grown until St. at Engi Involved la the strike and for the would be and that one of consecration as a bishop on the same CATTON, NEILL & CO., LTD. peace all hazards. It is the diocese of was to be di- Paul's congregation is the neers, ana -, tenance of at Kansas largest in the city, besides which there vday, or as near It as the day of the Electricians xiouermmi- not the city's province, however, to de- vided he might be. assigned to that sta- weeK win permit. Honolulu. ' Si-len- two peace officers for special service tion under the name of bishop of as. are a number of mission churches, tail her city. "Mr. ANOTHER PAPER'S ACCOUNT. al to move cars. It was not with particular pleas- or three of them inside the E. TAPPAN TAN ATT. Civil andjtlee-trlc- th!s contemplated change, Restarlck has been a hard worker, and The San Diego Tribune says: Engineer; office, 1313 Wilder My Investigation of the situation ure that he that to conse- 3441; Room 4, Bprtck-el-s discloses absolutely peaceful for as he had declined to accept the has but recently been able Rev. Henry Ii. Restarick, of this city. Ave.; Tel. Blue afternoon which - - pace-abl- e on crate the church building in as new bifthop of Block. conditions and very manly and bishopric. of North Dakota account which has been chosen the among striking c r of his own and Mrs. Restarick's health, services are now being held, and Honolulu. This Intelligence wi'l be re sentiments the was built during his charge of the par- JAMES T. TAYLOR, M. Am. So. C. B. employes. Should trouble occur at any he did not think that Western Kansas ceived by his hundreds of friends in Consulting Hydraulic Engineer; 0f e He wanted a new. Sunday point from outside intervention. It would-b- much better than North Da- ish. has side and outside St. Paul s parish with bldg., Honolulu; P. O. box 799. o other- Judd Unde-n- school room and a guild hall, but mingled feelings of joy and regret joy should be suppressed at once. kota. accomplished he will violence be al- He knew there were four bish- wise he had all that that the. pastor who has worked so circumstances that before himself to accomplish, and ENORAVERS. lowed anywhere. Tours truly. ops to elect and he knew also that the set hard and so earnestly has been re ICngrarlag and Mayor. of bishop of Honolulu would suit if he leaves his present work, as he warded with advancement, and regret W. BEAKBANE. Card E. E. SCHMITZ. title probably will, he will leave it free of Stamping; room 3, icnte punaina. DEVELOPMENTS. him better than any of the others. that they are to lose a true friend. THE was to debt and supplied with all save those The announcement of his election 23. Nevertheless he surprised learn INSURANCE. SAN FRANCISCO. April The that he had been chosen to the honor two things. strik? of street car men, which has on the first ballot without opposition The Rev. H. B. Restarick has been (Continue a. Pasra 12.) THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE kept the lines of the United Railroads in a house composed of fifty bishops. honored in the old diocese of Califor- CO. OF INl'JW HTflKACH rV" tied up for four days, may come to a doubly so nia and in the new one of Los Angeles S. B. ROSE, Agent, . . . Howelula. i so quietly It is certainly an honor and close today. The strike was when It comes as does this honor to by being appointed to many offices. He planned that the corporation officers has been examining chaplain of. both SEND FOR FREE MUSICIANS Mr. Resiarlck. South- did not realize the seriousness of their position is a new one as as dioceses. He has been dean of ILLUSTRATED "Mlff-non,- " mm The far OF JJNIS MONTAGUE TURNER. they were in the now CATALOGUE predicament until the American Episcopal church is con- ern California, and is archdeacon 1024 Beretanla St. clutches of an invincible combination. of San Diego county. He has been a to cerned.- for the jurisdiction over the LADIES'. CHILDREN'S Even after car after car had failed in Islands was delegate on four occasions to the tri COOK S MUSIC SCHOOL. Love bldg.. Hi en church the Hawaiian A Weak Back move for want of conductors and mo-torm- transferred only two weeks ago last ennial general conference of the Epis uriiiTfil Fort St. Its metnoas are me ruit, and after line after line had r im,1i,i, t. toi.al church. He has been a member of 3t years' experience in teaching. people suffer from this aliment been 'rendered useless for the same of the standing committee since the WEAR Pitrac ner-V(- Jb terbury, of the English church, to . neiVlr all Te- - They are reason, the officers did not comprehend Thomas March Clarke, the senior organization of the diocese. He is the PHYSICIANS. despondentnr through loss of magnitude of the strike and their of two books published by oo 8t., and kidneys are the bishop of the Episcopal church ofj author se-- DR. W. HOFFMANN. Beretanla leoi. The fact Is their Inability to overcome it. America, being represented Thomas Whit taker, of New York. One opposite Hawaiian nowi. to perform their re- the former 8 . m. waafc and are vaable Sunday. Monday and yesterday by his appointed bishop. Alfied Willis, is entitled "Lay Readers." and the 11 a m.: 1 to 3, and 7 to TUe medicine to j1 1. mabmSTco. 481 best were made to get 'the h-l- s, "The Love of God." Phone White ((rtVrthra kidneys, stimulate the peated efforts - and the latter by William Kord Nit other the A most deter- ! 9 MARKET j DYS-rlflPSI- Ar cars out. but all failed. of St. Paul's church, to et8-- ST. INDIGESTION. bishop of California, who was The rector i fSl13 care re- - ri Offlee, 1468 Kuu- - OR MA-LATll- A. terdav morning whom the honor before mentioned has DR. T. MITAMURA. SLRFTPLESSNESS .,..,.,, 10a; In the meantime!- ..,., -- .... anu St.; Tel. wnue oibm FBVEU AND AGUE. IS .iiitoil in failure. cr it , iiiiii ck iivui'iuiu w ii cuv iik uiik. come, has been the rector of St. Paul's p. m., there has" been no disorder, the strik ,.,'. his life long; is, all the 8 to 10 a. m., and to t xept .Mayor as a new appointment should be made church all that Sundays. ers following the advice of by the house of bishops. period of his life during which he has HOSTETTER'S In the Interest of perfect peace. Moreover, he has been Schmitz on The transfer of authority from the been a priest. E3 M.D. Eye. Ear, NTCse Public opinion seems to be largely English to the American branch of the the rector here almost ever since it W. G. ROGERS. the strikers. Those of breaking away and Throat; 1146 Aiaxea bl the side of yes church was broupht about because of had a rector, and the STOMACH BITTERS u.vnr Rchmitz are openly so and of to United from the ties which have been formed Jury adopted resolu- the annexation Hawaii the breaking up New Maoagement DR. J. UCHIDA. Physician and sur terday the grand States and of the general desire of the here will be much like the geon: office, Beretanla, between rorx commending the cause and course people on to of a family. Mr. Restarlck had resided 8 t OPERA tions tac- of the church the Islands and Nuuanu streets; office hours, of the strikers and condemning the be brought American juris- at Council Rluffs, Iowa, and attended 7 8 p. m.; Tel. 1211 White. Ina- under the PLATES 12 a. m., to United Railroads. The An- Grlswold Theological Seminary. In X- - HOUSE tics of the op- diction. The diocesan synod of the the HO Hawaiian bility of the corporation to resume glican church of Hawaii passed a res- June, 1SS2. he was ordained a priest at UNDERTAKER, EHBALBtRS. had the effect of making 1899. it- Davenport. Ia.. and a week later he erations has e olution in November. pledging CO. 26, 1902. and a confe-.enc- be- was Council Rluffs. He ac- TOWNSEND UNDERTAKING flay 8 to It more amiable self to make whatever effort might be married at 383 Beretanla St.; Phon Blue 671. tween its officers and the officers of necessary to bring about the change cepted the call to come to San Diego the CarmCn's Union nat been partially and the spirit of the resolution was for several reasons, two of which were A fcrlef Season of 12 performances arranged for this mcrnlng. carried out in the service of transfer- - that the work was ready for him here April Htftlit was broken by living SAN FRANCISCO...... itwA I . ...ot ftia Cfithiiilrnl. L. I . fit. ITiimw..va.v and his health f the eminent actor. Mr. or .rom mr v -- ...... , , troubled, and where cold A committee six ,u,u oJ Aprl, u wa understood that where malaria THE NEW YORK DENTAL. PAR- met at the Mayors ottue tnis. Nk.hoj, wouij Hono-mornl- ng weather broke down constitutions Union consulting ,u,ntp remain at if LORS are under new management and For Diabetics for the purpose of u)u unU th npw appo,ntee reaches his which were not robust. He said that are turning out the best kind of dental Frederick ..UK o committee I rOTIl iur " ' station. but it is the desire of Rev. there was a place where malaria would work known to the profession at prices Railroads. A message was received Restarlck to see Itishop Nichols and to not live he wanted to go there, and to that correspond t those charged for by the committee tmm the United Rail- have him present at the consecration that place he came. similar work on the coast. We give saying that they would not meet services which, wishes of Rev. Several times during the past years you the advantages of superior skid WARDE roads office, but if the men- workmanship, the best materials, committee at the Mayor's Restarlck are consulted, will be held the San Diego rector has been and Ms dUtlagnUwted organization, wh the company s of- possible and low prices. foUowing classic and would met them at toe here in June next. tioned in connection with the charge a spe- w jf prcssnt the proposal the committee de- to position of bishop, Each department in of LDTEK That When a priest he advancement the den- ivpertoire. fices ground the ordained neither be cialist, our operators are graduate UJipMMa clined to accept on the that nor hi friends believed that his life in but twice he has requested that he the recognised schools in mould its own stenoK- - once the honor was tists of best h.ve - the ministry on earth would be long. not elected, and the United States, or the world. And Virg.n.us raphers and mlgl.: reprt the confer , h (an)e to San Dij.pM anJ hefe h conferred en another, though it is have had many years of experience in -r xo 1 'v in J"?l ence ln a mann- inuun... has remained ever since. He left Coun-opinlo- n known that supporters were found their chosen profession. against the strikers. in tnej lUuTfK poon of bishops who desired that Our staff is the largest in the city and after nls marriage, and the house crown f;. stJ!aViolThaff1ountebank reply the committee added that San Diego. Then took Rev. Restarlck be made bishop of embraces the best plate workers, WAFERS compueu wnw tarted fr it bridge specialists and In fact a'.l Its demands wre about eight days to come through, ami Olympla. and by would keep the cars at a stand- branches of dentistry are practiced 1 strikers strictly up to date. Julius Caesar d.K.msday- - The Mayor Js still us ut2!o still till If money Is an object to you, come AT to get a conference. The strik- you ad- trying of-f..-- e. see us. We will tell in committee, before leaving the and your work will King Lear ers' to vance exactly what T,e'."l thanked him for bis efforts cost. No charge fir examinations. bring about a settlement. All our Instruments are thoroughly LEWIS & CO. I OtheTlo sterilized. Sentence. Hours. 8 to ; Sundays. 9 to 12. LIMITED. Volcano Mtnhtll'i Ladles In attendance. s--i ( of Venice April :2.-- The editor of the Year Round 4. Elite building. Hotel street. Merchant MANILA. today to one All the Room Leading Grocers aui7 Vol-a- ro was sentenced W rrow tninullr nearly a million ri plant.. In over a thousand varieties. Amontf thee arvsonie rea'ly givat Tarirtla. 1W0 FORT T. - ' demanding the removal of kmm haveint.1 a ie. tl.in. winch combine t he crfa test I of f tbwe - Driving mTtj Richeljeu JudW who recently tried Senor beauty of color. ami harttiiie , i:i a threat Trial Collection Fine Horses ' te editor of th Mlau. 1 TO ARRIVE BY THE 240-T-wo Telepriones 24-- performances will Valdez Filipino ers of tn n on nnerro ct nn for other hned for limine -i -- f f rsrrams which rf-T- X- L- si - r m - -l States r.mm'.l..n Tb-- M B osszo. v m't- un-d- er roes wUl bloom tbh ytar. ani continue . "Aldon -- W r h- - 'J'.tor of Freedom A'.lrr'u''J'd:il-ren- t kiuJ- -. no two iCv,A a tryln-- trouitboat the . proper: r ;i.:-i.--t)0. run-- ae'l niote-- plants oa tl ttr 1 the . iSV",C ?rrV own roou lint o'lira. "ent to nr a1.lres. Satia-- CTS fcsi4KlJr-- B onss npoSha B f-- ti Or.ifrj ' CLU Hawaii Sh in and arrival ftiaraniee!. Im.kfd ill H pvV.'l3ijrif7 pro-- r piaatingBeaaon.cr CXit n-- ernl II. I 'Of aref.aie.unl lorwaMed at th vVL1-- " 1 Eoarding 1 Jacb rlZdt if wht-- n ii--y Livery, toj tlirect. PRDNT-in- g Ii,E . act- -! Sales PIONEER JAPANESE Vtn soMl-r- In I c ! and THE fV rv an Snmar V.ir.i C'e hct. :. ff e i Ttri'i. i r iin. - fur Cg?m .... publisher of Hawaii Circle. forbeaince under .I ofice. The paper I1.S:OFS:Familr i. THeC.U Annual S r i nl.le ta rV only daily Japanese - IT. Invc st'gat'on of l.lltl.. .ftinr Jj Phlrpo. the nr. tl.W- rrru-T"ce- i An lit st- V.IH, Iloxes. Waller erMitd Cultnr. r.it:.t .Wf. 3LES published In the Territory of Hawaii. o- -I svTA , Proprietor. v'.r H h,U at h r t Un ijt. AIm free 01 re 518 FORT STREET. C. SHIOZAWA. trial to SOGA. Editor. ltlli!liiril TO CreenkonC. T. I THE & CONAftD CO.. Telephone Main 97. PISCEE Phone. 109 Main. ea Stable Printing Offlee Mftja-nak- W;stfc''of. fenna.. Hack Stand, Paacetr 319 and 72. Editoial and II. S. A. C. H. B ELLINA. St., above Klag. T. O. Bom. 907. 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' : ...... For j . . ... ,..,..! Sale. U. S. A. T. Crook, now making her first visit to this port. l3"T ARRIVED CHINA HAD A CROOK MAKES AN HAYDN BROWN The finest and largest stock of PLEASANT TRIP EIGHT DAY RUN AFTER MANY DAYS LOTS IN KfNG STREET SPEING WAGONS ,1 TEA.CT. from $1,400 to S1.2M' The P. M. S. S. China arrived from Transport NtW to Th?S Port Ar-- The, overdue bark Haydn Brown ar ever seen in Honolulu. I San Francisco at 3:20 p. m. yesterday, I . rived from Newcastle yesterday after- They come with two or three springs, with or without brake. a lot, formerly known as G. N. bringing-- eighteen tons of freight, two nves mill iidii miu noon, after a long and tiresome trip newspaper man, We have just the wagon to suit you, both in style and price. Call days later nies, and Troops. of eighty-tw- o days, and moored alonf and see for yourself. Wilcox's premises. the following paasengers: side Allen & Robinson's wharf. For Honolulu John Barrett. A. Blom, Captain Arpland reports a succession BERETANIA STREET. NEAR FORT. E. L. Collins. W. R. Davis, H. S. God The transport Crook arrived from of head winds and calms which delayed frey. Mrs. II. P. Godfrey. Miss E. A San Francisco early yesterday morn- the old boat greatly. Land was sighted TWENTY LOTS IN MANOA Hatetead. Theodore Hardee, Mrs. W. F. ing with two days later mail and news. over a week ago. I Ilerrln. son and maid. Miss K. Ilerrin. coining down was fine and The Haydn Brown came in with her VALLEY, formerly Montano s I miss a. iierrin. e. p. ccrian. j. a. The weather mainyard on the starboard side spliced. raimer, Airf. i. laimtT, Aire. xi. nothing more exciting occurred on It cracked in a sudden squall before Tract, $2,500 a lot Peters. M. F. Trosser, Mrs. M. F. Pros board than a case or two of mumps there was time to get the sheet in. ser. F. J. Settelee, F. W. Taylor, Mrs. among the soldiers. The Grant, Alas- The bark's cargo consists of 1130 tons P. Van CMef. Car-tai- M. R. Walters, kan and Sonoma were sighted, between of coal, consigned to the Hawaiian G. P. Wilder. here and San Francisco. The vessel Electric Light Company. Captain Arp- For Yokohama Mrs. C. A. Hamil on April 21. land has his wife and two little daugh- FOUR HUNDRED LOTS IN ton, son sailed from the Coast Mrs. Livingston Hunt, and The Crook has on board the second ters aboard. The only vessel sighted governess. Miss A. Luetchford. A. W Infantry, a throughout the long voyage was the .ECJEIVEID) KAIULANI TRACT, from $200 S. battalion of the Eleventh Mosselman. K. Okura, Otsuka, E forty-on- e hospital corps bark Pactolus, which arrived here on Yoshltake. few recruits, to $250 a lot men and sixty-i- x caDin passengers. Sunday last. The Haydn Brown will For Nagasaki Jerome Alexandre. Among the latter are the officers In sail from here to the Sound In ballast. For Shanghai Rev. C. G. McDaniel charge of the troops, ofilcers on special and wife, Mrs. A. P. Ixwrie. duty and ofilcers on their way to join For Hong Kong-- P. It. Brundsit. Kd commands, a few schoolteachers and FIFTY LOTS IN KEfUO gar Cockell. M. II. Coggeshall. J. M some civilian Government employes. Dherty. Miss M. F. Purphy. II. Lon The cabin passenger? are: CVsife&tv TRACT, opposite Makee Island doner. II. H. Robinson. Rev. W. A Officers accompanjing Eleventh In &ti'is9f89 WeetMes, Sharp. Mrs. W. A. Sharp and two chil fantryMajor J. It. Jackson. Captain $600 a dren. T. A. Shaw, Mrs. T. A. Shaw, R. lot Louis ' J. S. Emery, W. T. Wilder. H. Lee. Tartas. J. W. Heavey, Lieutenant S. G. Chiles. stop-ove- rs are Mrs. f A. The here J. W. Furlew, W. M. Parker. O. R. SEE THE DISPLAY OUft WINDOW. Hamilton, Mr. Louis Tarias and Miss T. IN A. Luetchford. Booth. G. R. Crawford. S. Mackall. general A. O. Seaman, G. L. Johnson. John Barrett is commissioner Major J. N. Henry, surgeon. U. S. ONE HUNDRED LOTS IN of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. V.. commanding hospital to be held in St. Louis in 1934. He detachment comes seeking corps men to Manila, and. Lieutenant HOTEL KAPIOLANI TRACT, at $500 here exhibits. J. P. Robinson, artillery corps, com- Captain M. R. Walters Is the owner manding and accompanying Honolulu STREET. a lot of the libeled schooner Frank R. Howe, now up port. detachment. tied in this Contract Surgeons E. B. Bailey, E. T. The China's tr!; was a pleasant and A. Etc., Etc. uneventful one. with fair weather all Wilson, W. K. Hall. C. Warwick. war. on Mrs. J. C. O'Donnell.5 Mrs. Frank the She left San Francisco Woodbury, W. Miss THIS DAY. We also carry a full line of April 23 1 p. m. She will J. Desmond.. Edith at sail for Mrs. C. M. Stanlsfer, A. the Orient at 2 p. m. today, taking Quackenbush. following passengers H. Kennedy. C. W. Stine. W. Ware. S. the from here: S. J. H. Thlgpen, S. A. Tor particulars apply to Fox-Stra- ng Carothers. Har farth.r Miss A. Bates. Miss E. vey. ways, Mr. Lewis, I!. T. Schildroth. M. D.; Mrs. Gar Arthur Mr. James ret O'Reilly and child. S. C. Williamson, Japanese Pin nock. At Auction JProrBIfliis, Mrs. L. Barbeau and two children, H. G. Depatz. C. W. Dorsey, wife and child; P. H. Loughran. Mrs. John H. WEDNESDAY, APR. 30, 1902, IPlIaBBtatBOBii C. AcW Voss. E. H. Fogerty. Mrs. H. R. Lee. Supplies Captain John P. Hains, Lieutenant H. AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. 1. L. Jame9. I. W. Chamberlain, V. M. my At salesroom, corner Alakea and Elmore. D. A. Snyder, A. H. Hlckox. Merchant streets, I will offer for sale, Captain W. K. Jones, wife und two by order of Cecil Brown, Esq., admin- Sore'" Gil- - children; Mrs. H. L. James, Professor istrator of the estate of Archie F. & Company J. M. Wilson. Miss 9. Kennedy end sis fillan, deceased. ter, G. W. Gannon and wife. Major P. IBjhail R. Eagan. W. Lynch, wife and two F"isrs'S:! Estate children. One Bay Mare Always the The Crook brought five members of the hospital corps to Honolulu arid has . Good traveler, and one cart. We Are Serving Our A UdLd on board thirty-si- x of the same service rTILL E. FISHER, at fountain for Manila. The Eleventh Infantry men Auctioneer. Campbell Elock. Fort Street For sorelil tiroat and pains in the chest number 411. there is no mtdicine that gives re ief so The transport landed about seventy- - ALSO Water Ice. quickly r. Hal-prune- and does so uth eood as r's five tons of supplies for the local gar- Pain Remover. There is noth- rison. She is coaling at Navy wharf ONE SADDLE HORSE, bridle and n Phosphates. THE NEW ing like it to drive saddle, at same time and place. pain and inflammation No. 1 and will sail for Manila direct from the body it does it so quickly a d this afternoon or tomorrow morning. GSacos it does not do you anv harm. Concerning passengers E. and EVlondas. aboard the WILL FISHER, AL.L- . Tot A II Know What .Si ENGLAND Rub'Halnruner's Pain Remover intA Crook, the following appeared in a re - NEW! ) i. the pores . f AUCTIONHER. fc3J Aote Come and Try ti Mondm. the skin of the throat and cent issue of the San Francisco Call: . chest, also take a tablespoon fu I in a v Conspicuous among the departing of ine giass or water or milk every hour ficers was Captain J. P. Hains of the BAKERY you w on't have to take it long. BDARDfrlAN LOTS HONOLULU DRUG CO. Don't Artillery Corps. Captain Hains. is well let the druggist talk you out of known in local society circles, and has Loaded Up With Halpruner's. It is prescribed and com- 926 Fort Street. ! the reputation In the service of being 1 pounded to cure your ills medi- and is a a smart artillery engineer. He is fa-- ! KINAU A. H. cine you ought to have. Demand th STREET, OTIS. OTTO A. BIERBACH. genuine--5- oc rrous apart from that, however, as be- and f i a bottle 28 Cali-f.rni- a KAPIOLANI and ... Sr., San ing one of the few American army offi i.ftiiui.iji.i.ii1BUiM..J,L . Good Things To cers daring enough to appear before his LUNA LI LO STREETS. TTrmmiiinimMnn mmma men in khaki breeches cut in all the extremes of tightness and looseness prescribed by the British school of rid ing. $ 1500 and Eat TO THE PfJHLIC--1 suffered with He rides, however, with a long $1T00 For a Spring Tonic Try a severe sore throat four days aftr the stirrup, never drops an "H," and is oprra "Theodora" r.t the Tivoli Opera classed by the ladies as "cute." 1 7 EACH House. 1 used Dr. Halpruner's Pain Arn-r..- the passengers was Miss Scotck Bbortbread: Cakes, all sizes, Kemover as a garble and to bath mv Editi Quackenbush, who goes to the prices and styles; Pies, just like your neck, and found instant relief ; in fact, l'hi!ipri.ries to marry a senooltep.cher.' PRBEViO mother to make; Cookies, Maca- T:e rook i? commanded by Captain OCK" roon.; ud Fingers; Cream Puffs; vV33 immeJi: tely cured and v:s Ldr to"';tcontinue rrvrele in the opera." Walcott. a reihew of W. N. Armstrong Balance on time. and all the dainty styles suitable for and Mrs. Weaver of the Home. Our brew of " " well-furnish- SIGNORITA Lunaliio Bock Beer the ed table. , IDA VAl.ERGA, 12 is nearly exhausted and Prima Donna, Tivcli Optra House." Chief OTlcer Boyce and Chief Engi Ton. ef Pvt. Candy, from cheap neer Williams are prominent officers of WILL E. FISHER, those desiring it should tend their order to the grade, tor children, up to better big transport. SCc you the Williams, according gradea. For we can furnish a to captain, is a remarkably Real Estate Agent and Auc- brewery immediately. Delivered in bottles box of ClUfou. Candles worth a do! W. W. Ahana & Co., the clever by the lax ehMWBsre. Ring up Main 74. engineer, for the rather antiquated en- tioneer. case. : : LIMITED. gines of the transport have, under his 'Phono CVIain w. w, A OAK A. Pras't a4 Manager. are, performed unexpectedly good Cor. Merchant anil Alakea Sts. 31. work. The transport quartermaster on Merchant TaiJors, the Crook is Captain Thomas Sw obe. TELEPHONE 74. 1131 Nuuaan Avesue. The Crook has a length of 430.6. breadth of 47 feet and depth of 25.6, SEATTLE BEE 4 J ISLAND Will a net tonnage of 2703. RICE, giT. you nice fitting clothe with The vessel -- - New England Bakery and for has twin screws and four majts. AT THE WHOLESALE ONLY, If You Want to be Ilappjr. Less 2vc23.e3r Sroke the Record. SALOO than you can get them for CHITON LUltCH SAN KRANCISCO. April 20. After a AT. . . . BEAVER ROOMS r?f ord-breaki- voyage from the Ori- ent, the stfamt-- r Doric of the Occiden- S. (!. YEE HOP & CO. H. J. NOLT. Proprietor. KEY PHOTOGRAPH CftLLEHf tal ar:d Oriental lin arrived in port to- Opposite & Co. R. day, two days ahe-- of hr scheduled Tort Street. Wilder SUSUMAOO. timo. TbA record broken by the Doric fAHIKIri JIKaT MARK FT rmST-CLA- M LUNCHES SERVED. Pkotograrher and Fine Portrait WcrV was on the run between Tokohama and Ami von Youn With Tas, CoCe. Soda Water. this port. Phe took 25 days and 1" IJroffrj. 0. CABINET PHOTOGRAPH?. to Hongkong. Ginger Ais or Milk. 13.59 'our make th run from PER DOZEN 1 5ys 19 hours and 18 minutes from SnUJITS AND V1GETABL18. 7 m. p. Yok'-Mni- pr.-- Open from a. U II m. Finely Finished Pictures. Kin a? l 5 days and 17 hours Bretala Strrt, corner Alakea. Smokers Requisites a Specialty. Matir.skea streets (cp-et&lr- s). from Honolulu. P)mf-- Blue Mil. QUEEN STREET HONOLULU II

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HONOLULU, APWJ 30, J&a. a i TBS BISHOP & CO., BANKERS 4- - - 3 A Bank of Hawaii ESTABLISHED IX 1858. PARDON Be a Man wAmong (Vien! t LIMITED. Are You the Man You Ouqht to Bef Are You u Strong as You "I, Incorporated inter the Ltwi f tks Banking Department. IamIT Or Have You Weak Nerve, Falling or Lost Vital Pover, i Diamonds Terrltery of Hawaii. Transact buslne In all departments FOB OPIO Wante of Strength, VaH eocele, Poor Memory, Dull and Stufid Fet or NuMnr. igs, Lost Ambitim, Weak Bach and a General Breaking Down of PaH-U- p Collections Capital . carefully attended to. Your Manly Powerst $600.00" Exchange bought and sold. Have you doctored without benefit? your an Reserve . . . . 50.000 Is lisa. Ucdlviecd stomach ruined with drugs and your money Profits 163,000 Acting-Governo- r wasted? Are you tired of tryintr useless reme- Commercial and Travelers Letters of dies? Then come to me. I Lave a positive Credit Issued on the Bank of California and certain eure for you in Hnvestment OWICSA3 AND DIRECTOIUL and N. Id. Rothschild & Sons. London Dr. McLaughlin's E ectrlc Belt Correspondents: The Bank Believes Man Charfes M. Cooke President of Califor You put it on when you go to bed and sleep Are not wsasSly the trsxt prt-aM- e P. CI Jones nia, Commercial Banking Co-- of Syd- Nil thir.ga to uy; wtaesi vice President ney, London. peacefully under the influence of its warming hut C. f1 Coeke Cashier Ltd.. vitalizing power. You nwafce full of they are constsistly increasiac F. L Atherton Assistant Cashier Innocent. ambition. In price, as thy hsv beta tmr with a bealthy desire to tackle yonrday's work. the past years, Ei TVatfeowe. V. W. Macfarlaoe. Ench day you gain rew life from it, and soon thre and civ K. X. Teemey. A. vvry promis of continuing, J. UcCacdleas aa9 to feel yourself a nisn among men. Each thr-- might well be eonsi Je-r- li. Atherton. Drafts and cable transfers on China -- C and Japan through the Hongkong and I am absolutely innocent of the roptom or jour trouble ffnuInHlIv disappears. by you its a SAB'E NEST KG41. ananghal Bar.kinir Coroomtion and charge preferred against me." rergtb tr.kes the j lace of wecktesR. and your BUT FKYT PEitKKCT DIA- De Chartered Bank of India. Australia and S. Lono Op!o, a prls u made hsppy Ly tLe restcrauon of your MONDS are bwing found Commercial and Savings Six huurs after health and vigor. toJy partments. oner !n Oahu priscn. undergoing a sen nearly all the rough found rs A Woirdeiful Cure very imperfect, whicli is tbe Knee of four years for rape, made this cause of the trcmrndovis Cooper Touinlc. Marin Co.. Cul.. Jan. 2 1V. rial rtitenient to Actinjr Governor DR. M. fi MfLAl'OHlXN Dear and steady adva-io- in price-- Strict Attention given otieioul.l not " yesterday rr.crnlng, a pardon Issued by imagine the ioge of 1 pnGiied through from A PERFECT DIAMOND wCI branches of Banking. the following rates per annum. via: sttiTiMt h triiiiti.. Anil rhumiiti.iii I vis iihii-i-r'f- i La therefore be very prrat th finvprnf.r delivered to Jailor drug re-- ef seven days' notice, at 2 per cent. wiu fevern treatment, tonia-- pump treatment iul diet treatiaent without the leavt -' years, was promptly released, I grew diKU ted with them all nnd a a lust resort fried your bolt, two yoan ago. value in a few and those 3 per Henrv and Onio In -ct Thrte months, at cent. three Onys I rouid flinir away inycniw, aud in three months waa a new roan, entirely curad inclined to dispose of their 1qQ BnlUlaz - - - Fort Street Biz months, at 3Vi per cent. with full restoiatlon of civil rights. tind felt better than I had for years. Several of my frlemls hare since purchased yosr t stones Ir.ter on, will reaJiee Twelve months, at 4 per cent. been Interested bel- - 1 would not t art w ith mi ae for 11,000 it I couid not gel ano.her. yours trulT a profit oa in- Governor Cooper has man was handsome their man. he be This cured two years ago JOHN B. (il'Al. t vestment. Trust Department. in fh rn.t ot the whom You Sbcull Try Send for ray book about free if you unjustly deprived of his lib It: it: send ibis ad. The most serfect diamonds Act as trustees mo rtcages. lieves was gose Co. under 1- have always to Arncriea. Hawaii Land -ft no stone unturned Manage estates, real and personal. erty, and has dr. h. g. Mclaughlin, but the time is eoming when XjIM1TJ2D. Collect rents and dividends. to convlr.re himself that in pardoning Americana will have to be cost-te-nt 7v.zzz& oa-pa-y Valuable papers, wills, bonds, etc.. Opio he was committing no error. with Imperfect stones, received for safe keeping. of rape In fabulous prices for the The man wj;; convicted perfect. Department. Judge Kal-j.V- e court. Walluku. Maul. Accountant The duties oa cat diamonds in- at the June. JSCU. term. A sentence of Auditors for corporations and pri years imposed request to America are now only tea Capital Stock $100,000 vate rnns. feur was at the rer cent, while the rough fc of the Attorney General's department free; thus bringing the price Books examined and reported on. to Gov-rrun- r Capital, paid up S5S.0S0 Statements of affairs prepared. Kerently a petit on came the ot diamonds about uniform the asklnir for a rardon for Opio. world over. Trustees on bankrupt or Insolvent es It nax einlrr-- d by IUsh Sheriff Hardwood Bedroom Sets tates. I'.rcwn. Jailor Henry, and John S. We have many fine pieces Office. 824 Bethel street Walker and Geo. Smithies, two of the bought before the last few rises, Mr. Cooper sent on which we have not advanc- omcLiu Savings Department. mlson ed the prices; they are well i i' Manager the petition to Walluku. where the trial of your W. C Aehl President and Deposits received and Interest allow liaise added his endorsement. Upon its Consisting worth consideration. . EL Nakalna Vice-Preside- nt ed at 4Va per cent per annum. In ac return to Honolulu, the advice of At- - J. MakaJnal Treasurer cordance with rules and regulations. torney Gcnrral Dole was sought. Ile Seven Pieces Secretary copies of which may be obtained on replied as follows: Cnech Johnson application. "I have the honor to acknowledge re- a J. Holt Auditor ceipt i f your request for my views In Insurance Department. regard to rrur.ting th-- j petition of S. Beantifally I We li Agents for FIRK. MARINE. LIFE. Lono Opiti, for a pardon and restora- ACCIDENT and EMPLOYERS' LIA tion to civil rights. I tried him at the BOARD OP DIRECTORS: . June term in V)Qd for the crime of rape. Finished, ! BILITY INSURANCE COMPANIES. guilty. Invite Kanakanul, office, 924 The Jury brought In a verdict of J3aah Kumalae. 8. il. Insurance Bethel street. e $30 thr-- nting. I had at the time a J. M. Kea. grave difdouM whether the verdict was Comparisons 53E38E:33B3S3a2E3SB3S2ZSra tit ctriin? to fact. For thst reason I IESEB nuked that he mi ant have a l!sht sen- The above Company will buy. leare cbs cam tence. I have aiwuys had a serious Most of our diamond . are or a? 11 lands la all parts of the Ha CB doubt In regard to his jiuilt. and I sold to transients, people from waiian Islands, and also has houses la n rJ therefore concur in the petition for his MAPLE the East, who know what val- the city of Honolulu for rent. M H pardon." WHiTE ues are. M H necessary, 11 Governor Cooper visited the prisoner If argument were H be most con- M N at Oahu piion yesterday forenoon, BEL ROOfl SETS this should the to $25.00 vincing that our prices are n n where O.oio made a statement as n a himPtlf and the troubles which cul- right. moiqum n Tr-ir--o mm u M minated in hi imprisonment. His Iri n statement was taken down by a t H and was as follows: H "Many years afro a man named Dan-lel- a Oak or t IH H I sisters; we built our Satsttifcd' Capital, Tea 24.C0O.C0O M and lourritJ CABINETS Mahogany M honors clrwe together and lived there WIG S7.50 Tea 18,000,000 H H very happily. Daniela's wife died quite Pill Bp Capital, n a n limber of years ago and he married TLe above prices are exceptionally and are for a ehort time only. - Tea M another wife. They had one daughter Eejtned Feci, l,W,Wd ' who was the complainant in the case n n aralnst me. Since the second marriage HEAD OFFIOK: YOKOHAMA. M of Danlela we have often had trouble. Coyne Co , Ltd. FORT STREET. - Furniture Interest Allowed. nH We have quarrelled on many occasiop- tTtTTttTTTtTTTTTT 12 4 per u nnd It net n impossible for us to get Trogrcss Block, corner Fort and Ceretania. On fixed deposit for months, H alene together. My wife is still living ceat per aanum. M I 3 per THE m and Is nt the home in Walluku. have On fixed deposit for months, H a daughter who came here recently to per . M OUR SODA WATER cent aanam. B U endeavor to secure my pardon. Mr. On fixed deposit for I months, S per H Hawaiian Trust Co.. L13. M Wilcox came to me with a written pa- cent per annum. M uU per for me to sign. He did not read The bank buys and receives for col- - II n it to me, and I did not understand what 13 THE BEST So is Our Bxchange, Issues Drafts I takes entire charge M It was, mare than that it was a petition elotlon Bills of H M asking for my pardon from the offense end Tetters of Credit, and transacts s in- n ST Ginger Ale, Cream Soda, banking of Real Estate, for which I had heen convicted. general business. n "If the petition contains a statement Strawberry, Orarjge Cider, cluding the collection mn that it is on ai count of its being my I par- "Dispatch and remittance . of u first offence that asked tor this Accuracy and Ko?a, Birch Beer, Root Beer, Specie Bank M don, then the petition is not correct in Branch of Yokohama II H 1 Apple Cider, Komel, Ki Tteonhlle bulldiner. Honolulu. H. T H rents. n that respect, for nin absolutely inno- This is the motto of the Mail Order Department of Cali- U H cent of the charge preferred against Pineapple Soda, M me. I Believe i was arrestea ana iriea fornia's largest store. Shopping by mail, has become, through Clans Ssreekels. "Win. O. Irwin. a at the instigation of Daniela and his our splendid system, as easy and almost as satisfactory as Sarsaparilla and Iron n 923 Fort Street. frie itl, who wished to Ket me out of a we issue a very the way. I testlfled on tny own behalf by personaUvisit to the store. Twice year JL Delivered premptly anywhere Clans Spreckels fi Co., Bankers BB at the trial denying all guilt In the large and profusely illustrated General Catalog called "The and everywhere la the eity. DXE matter, and I assure j'ou that I am ab- describes the new fashions; H. T. oca entirely lnr.ocent ot the Emporium Economist," which HONOLULU. i BBB9 solutely and in every way." elves tne lowest retail BEaaBBBBBBKBSEKJEBBBBBSBSCB crime m . a Telephone Main 71. AGENTS THE say: feel convinc wnAvrifiro The Governor "I prices for verytning 10 Works C01 Fert t. NATIONAL BANK OF ed that Opio was Innocent, in fact. I wear or use; BAHvwiniFRANCISCO. am very strongly of the opinion that eat, drink, he was not guilty, and am glad to re- - tells how to order goods; Consolidated Soda DRAW EXCHANGE ON store rim to liberty and to his civil how to send money; gives Company, Ltd. FRANCISCO The Neva fa rights." infor- Works IAN HASSON 13 ANSWERED. accurate shopping mmmm tftnal Bank of San Francisco. - LONDON The Union Bank of Lob- LXMirKI) Klle 5. V. Neumann, widow and ex mation, etc. Send for a R,ja g n p,n n Hift A ni4 ecutrix f the late Paul Neumann, de- free copy of the Summer NEJV YORK American Excbasge N- - OFFICERS. ceased, tiled a plea in protest as de I90lll2page edition of PHOTOGRAPHIC tiooa lian it. fendant to the bill of review of W . F. Economist" now Mffnnn-ufrbn- ti' Natiosal Bank. IL P. Baldwin rresiceni Kniwon. The defendant states that in "The t. 8 Credit Lyonnals. J. 11. Castle First Vlce-Fresu- ni accordance with the provisions of Act ready. PORTRAITS V PAIU Vice-Preside- d c r t t rtrartnr Bank. 'W. M. Alexander.Second nt Si of the Sessions Laws of 1S0S. after Upon receiving your KKONa AND YOKOHAMA - J. P. Cooke Treasurer having duly qualified as executrix un- order no labor is soared to Fine Aeportment of ISLAND ikr.ir.mr and Shanghai Banking W. O-- Smith Secretary der tte will of Paul Neumann. sh wanted, and VIEWS. Send for list. printed a to all select from our immense stock the exact artie'e George R Carter Auaitor caus4d to be notice 1 re- - ZEALAND AND AUSTRALI- A- creditors to present their clalma the goods are shipped to you the same day a. crdtr is NV or pew agalnt the estate within six months. ceived, if possible. Our customers interests we make our First Class Work Guaranteed IanK Bank expired, it- VICTORIA AND VANCOUTBRJUV. The tlm: limit iias and the If familiar with our methods, a trial order of British North America. Sugar Factors plaintiff dd not present any claim, and own. not already By r.ason t.f his failure to present a will convince you that it pays to trade with "the big store.' elalm he Is f .'ver barred from assert- ing ar.y Deports Received. Lonn ssade Conuiiis3ion -- claim. Fecurity. Commeretal nod lerchants GIKN MOKE TIME. Approved ge TravalerV credits Issued. Billn f Jsdge Robinson made an order yes- Bought and Sold. AOCNT3 FOR terday In the case of the Sun Kwong Pi. Francisco. U.5.A. Maa Co. vs. The Walklkl Land & Loan COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY Hawaiian Cammerclal and Sugar Co.. -- PHOTOGRAPHIC CO.. Company, Association the Honolulu Rapid Tran- fc ,, 8 FOR. Haiku Sugar 9 - ACCOUNTED Company, sit Co. and Jam-- McKee. giving the LIMITED- Pala Plantatlea & MOTT-SMIT- H Cempany, Walkikl Lmd Lo:in Association and BLOCK. Kabiku Sugar James McKee un:il May 6 within which Enterprise Mill Company, Itd., in its r Corner Fort and Hotel Streets. Klhel Plantatlea Company. o at-swe- ' the sir.fi tied bill of com- suit against Iee Kin, deienaant. ana IUw IIii Burar Cempany. plaint of t.ie liniirf. Kuncwa, garnishee, filed a motion yes- Cheap Reading Kahulul Rail read Company, and MINOR COURT MATTERS. terday for an order declaring the de- Q jeen SUeeU Honolulu. H. L CASTLE COOKE CO., Ld. . and B. Ltaa. In the dlvercv action brought by Em- fendant in default, asking the court to one of t lerks of the court HONOLULU. AGENTS FOR dward May. ma Wanana VIda vs. Henry Cornwall authorize the Matter! BroUy F. WklUty. Vld. stipulation has been tlltrd In the to assess the amount of plaintiffs' .-- .ii. ComttiiGsion Arrlirultural Coft7. W. B. First. claim, principal, damages and interest. Merchants a-- r rnmDADT. Homomu Sugar gl en five days from after April 23 and to enter up juugmem inereior. Csnvpaay. .il - - signed to ef-wl- se Walluku Sugar in wh'ch to answer, demur o:- other- Judcre Gear an order that " rnnr. tfugas SasiJea osrryif the MOST 0 '4 Make Sugar Company, Ookala THE Fill ST plead to the lie el for divorce now feet. a FACTOBS m. romoanr. HalesJtsja on me. Arguments in the Kamalo case were COlfPLKTB LIKE cf the by yesterday arttrnoon aoout j Kapapala Raacsv Return of service has been made conc!udeU - romcanr. rs-.ir- case unaer aa- JENT8 TOn i n'.h Shipping Cumpacy. nonniv 3hrirr it. in the Hi m.iirf o'clock and the taKen t,wfc Company. Plaotcra' Line and nrougnt oy .tianuei reuro r erreirn visement by the Supreme Court. BOUND BOOKS in flantitlon suit I LATEST CLOTH The Agricultural Co.. Lt4. , Pan Francisco Packets. Cfcas, Brewer l vs. Tin? Jloniulu Itapld Transit Co. WaiiUua Boston The Kchala Sugar Company. & Cos Line of r Ltd. rhe Wairaea Sugar Mill Company. Agent. Boston Board of Un4writ-- OF HAWAII. LTD. llakanue Aseu of Walluku. Maui, we receive os Le "Sierra" PhKadelphU Bsard ef U- - The Fulton Iron Works, St Louis, 2b AgenU for ! Oil Company. d The Standard ned to one Aseu." has Det'ti-inc- the Pusrpa. derwrlters. Cireuit Court letters of adminis- The George F. Blake Steam OU Company. S2M.Mf.M- - that -. Standard Casual. t.- of We,ton's Centrifugals. w tration be issued Albert F Judd f.SOO New England Mutual Life Zavcvw RB: Preslseat 5,."w" Honolulu as a Im'i.isrr.itnr of the es- WATCHES rhe IJST OF OFFICE M. D. de- 2Tew and Pepvlar Novels ance Company, of Boston, Oesrge H. Tlee-Preslde- at 1. Robson tate of her brother. II. Lahil.ihl, DURABLE and ACCURATE rhe Aetna Fire Insurance Compear, ef resident: TV. G. Cooper ceased, who died on February 3. The Conn, rvManager; E. F. Blsfee. Cashier picporfy is all"?e 1 b? n of TbcKcjstoneWatcriCascCo. Bound is Paper Covers Hartford. SLAnertson. CM ce: Ceratr Fort and f clrorlt me Alliance Assurance Company, ef and 'ecreta r; C vr. r. Principal money In bank of Bishop & Co.. and 'tPS Philadeipnia,u... Treasurer p. Jones. H. Water-- . Klag street. mm shares i.t u.ar corporations. uiuutouiui which we are selling for London. Allen, Audltot C th value of which is unknown to her. America's Oldest and bouse, O-- R-- t Dlrectara. Deputy Sheriff M.'Ourn. l; his rr'tirn Watch Factory . M A Largest 25ct5. 5Ccts. gAVINOt DKPOSITS reeeivea c service in h eae of Chlng Yee Sun 20cts and Each. Honolulu Notion Store t at. vs. Ylm Ouon et al. (l.tt How For sale by ISHIZUKA aMswed far yearly po6.u ai Coi-u- l SaeaaaawaSl JUHEI interest Wongs vs. the faction'. sa: The Principal Watch S AGENCT OF taa rate ,r aBnUHV d summons n iiv. yu'-- '.lieu in General Merchandise, Gentleo' ofraH' Gem. Yee Chin. I. Ah:, K. omr bmir. ueaiers feheesv Rules aa regulaUsas faraaaea K. Hawaiian Islands Golden Rule Bazaar Furnishing Geoda, Boot and Tang Wei Pin and Eaward Damon. Stationery, etc, assmVcaUea. a partner or in? n ot in.ii.ip x 156 IIOT7JL, ST. School Supplies. KE1 H1N BANK, LTD and on the Ch ;. Relief Society CO. through Wong Kwal. Its president. Fort St.. Opposite CI B tables. VINEYARD ST. JOSEPH HABTHAJiS Judge Gear onJerea a commission to Window Y. YUEN De- - Issu to wm. f . iiumpnrey or &an TI, TV,n,t General BasAJag aai Fraticlftoo. t take the testimony of 111 te be sold at ence at a sariee. No. 1272 Fert Street, near KukmL Shop WB0L13ALB Walter P. Johnson ana j. is. Keinstem, Shades frem 25c anal up. Call at The Silent Barber change b.alness. ffhdsv-ts- both of San Francisco, in re estate of ne. Oresamaker, LJlea Cadfrwtir, ae tksseMN7 sli . IR lAJtKS Dealers Morris Lou'-""- regarding me signa- Skirts, CbesBlses, Bit. befsre watsg. OFFICE, TOKYO, japan and Liquor last will and tes:amnt cf head rine ture to the L. S. HATIIEWS. large Uce ef rea4y-mad-e JOSKPK FHRKANPBZ. Profr. th dece. . A 1desrto DRAW EXC11AKGB ON TlPJiV' atamey, uurur xor Fert St. . rsefeuni Bleok. Nets always Arllngtea Metal. Heiel Kdw4 Waverley Vl- -t. BBTHEL ST. Holmes tae NATIONAL BANK. TOK-HAM- A.

vev.-:- l THE ' 'PACIKC COMWERCIAC 'TLPVESmSER, HONOLULU, r 'AfBXVSOl "190

G. F. HERRICK, PAUL R. ISENBERG, Manage. President. Chas. F. Herrick Carriage Company, Ltd.

Anything from a Speeding f.-- . . ... We are no longer neck and ne.'k with competition, for wo Cart to a Depot Wagon, A AMf'r ' if were abead at the quarter, holding our own at three quar- T T Chas. "F. Herrick ter, and coming under the wire at a shack, easy winners of Carriage Co., Ltd. FIRST PLACE in quality, Agents, style and finish...... St-ee- . a.. M'KERRON'S FINE jJORSH Merchant t TOMDT RACER BULKY. BOOTS AND HARNESS. Gents" Nby Pneumatic Teemey Can.

tor's Incumbency was celebrated on St. Andradoycg !ARCHOEACGN RESTAR1 CK Paul's day, 1S98. It was decided in 1S97 hn S, to build a guild hall for All Saints mis- sion, and a pretty chapel was con- 1 structed in 1899. Mr. Fletcher was put in 1 Livery and Boarding Stables in charge, and the chapel was conse- WILLJCCEPT crated free of debt. FREQUENTLY HONORED. LIMITED. li n 1 n. (Continued Page 9.) ..mi ...j f Pimm -hi from y'fp ;j v ..y ', vie , f t.'TW,r.' The Rev. II. B. Restarick has been JL.jV, - ' ' honored in th old diocese of Califor- . t . aj ' ' r r ' - ' BERETANIA ST comes as much as a surprise to Mr. does nia and in the new one of Los Angeles Restarlck himself as it to his by being appointed to many offices. He friends. It was altogether unexpected, examining chaplain and the first he knew of it was vhen has been of both telegram signed by dioceses. He has been dean of South- Have in Stock add 4 CITY he received a ern California, and is now archdeacon Bishop Johnson of Los Angeles and Diego county. Offer FEED Bishop Williams of Marquette reading of San He has been a for Sale as follows: delegate on four occasions to the tri- TORE ' "With much satisfaction we announce ennial general convention of the Epis your election by the house of bishops copal church. He has been a member j upon as bishop of the standing committee since the. the first ballot of organization of the diocese. He is the and author of two books published by , A NEW BISHOPRIC. Thomas Whittaker, of New York. One 'Phone The bishopric of Honolulu Is a new Is entitled "Lay Readers." and the 500 Dozen. one In the Episcopalian church, as for other "The Love of God." ROOFING Main 301 years the church at Honolulu was a On Sunday morning, March' 9, St. Best Quality, BUILDING PAPER C. 1 portion of the church of England and. Paul's Church was consecrated by was governed by a missionary bishop Bishop Johnson, it being free of debt. PRESERVATIVE PAINT appointed by the Archbishop of Canter This was the crowning achievement of BOILER AND STACK PAUWP bury. Mr. Restaricks work In California, THIN BLOWN C3 Since the annexation of the Hawaiian from a secular point of view, although INSULATING COMPOUlfD ? more Islands there has been or less from a religious standpoint his vic- BRIDGE AND ROOF PAINT : friction regarding the rule of the tories have been many. church. At the last triennial conven tion held In San Francisco It was re solved that the Hawaiian Islands VACCINATION AND DANDRUFF. REFINED SUGARS, A Morning should be constituted a missionary dis Titilers Stimulant trict for which a bishop ehould be con There is as Sure Prevention of Baldness Cube and Granulated. secrated as soon as practicable. as There 1 of Smallpox. With No In accordance with this resolution, It is now accepted that vaccination Will be sold at PAINT OILS, Reaction one of the most Impressive, services renders the vaccinated person exempt Luool and Unseed. which has ever taken place in the friin smallpox: or at wortt. h uever has an"thing but u.r sl!ghtt k!nd f Islands was held at SL Andrew's Ca a case. Now TEAM thedral, Honolulu, on April 1. Before as sure a preventative and 50c per doz, PIPF COVERING, Manr people have learned the value of an cure for dandruff, which caus s falHng a congregation made up of those who ruMr and baians. has bien discoven-- Reed's Patent Xaaatte Section internal bath in the morning, bat many more favored the British church and those Newbro's Herpicide. It kills the dan-- Covering. who were for the new order of things arurt germ. II. IC.-e- Victor. Idiho, will be delighted when they have felt the men- Bishop Willis laid down the weight of says: "Myself and wife have been INDURINE, the see of Honolulu, and it was troubled with dandruff and falline hair Water-pro- taken of Cold tal poise and physical exhilaration which up by the Rt. Rev. William Ford Nich for several years. We tried remedies Water Bsist. ols as representative of the oldest without effect until we used Newbro's Samples are tnslte and 'outside tn Wttt&and come the ' Herpicide, colors. with practice of slowly sipping one bishop of the Episcopal church in two bottles of which cured or two glasses ef America. us." Hundreds of similar testimonials. OS FIRST BALLOT. FILTER PRESS CLOTH News of the formal change was con Displayed Linen and Jut. veyed to the house of bishops, now In WHITE ROCK WATER session at Cincinnati, and the electkn ORPHEUM IN OUR CEMENT, LIME AND BBIGSS of a bishop was at once proceeded with On the first ballot Rev. H. B. Restarlck immediately on ariring. The stimulating prop- of this city was chosen. ni When seen by a representative of the And continuing very evening Front Show erties of this water are fascinating. "It enlivens Tribune during this afternoon Mr. Restarlck except AGENTS FOR the brain and sharpens the faculties for the said: "The news of my election came be week Sunday1 to rae but an hour ago, and I have not, VKSTERN SUGAR RBPINING CO. duties of the coming day. of course, fully made up my mind Windows SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, whether to accept the appointment or reruse It. I know little of Honolulu, al- Matice; Saturdays though many of my former parishion- BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WDRKfl. ers are there. It will be Impossible for PHILADELPHIA, PA. W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd,. Agents. me to fully decide until Bishop Nichols W, W, returns from the Islands. When he DIMOND & CO, H'DWELL comes back I will confer with UNIVERSAL MILL him and Elleford's Manufacturers of Na tioiiafan other members of ..the church, and if, LIMITBI). Bhredder. New after careful consideration. It seems i York. though duty calls me 'to Honolulu Big Company Dealers in Crekerr. - Ofass GUY OWENS will go." and House Furnishing Oods. ?ARAFFINE PAINT COMPANY, San Francisco, CaL MR. RESTARICK'S WORK. Sol agents for the celebrated Rev. H. B. Restarlck, who was in Jewel storej and Gurney Electrical Engineer Iowa and had just been ordained )HLANDT & CO., priest, entered on his duties as rector This voning ss, sr Ban Francisco, CaL of St. Paul's on July 16, 1882. A Favorite Play s. 1 1 v.n At that time the church was not In KING ST., HONOLULU. Contractor for complste Elestrie a very prosperous condition. In Feb ruary, 1883, a building fund was started The American Girl. I Light and Power .and The first offering was a $20 gold piece The Fountain y Plantt, round in the Easter collection. The Cake Walks and Specialties. Telephone Systems. : : : fund gradually grew, and in one yea f over xtuOO had been raised. After SODA WORKS, SHERIDAN Easter. 1884. a house and lot were pur ST. cnased on the southwest corner of FRIDAY and SATURDAY ROOK C, M'INTYRE BLDQ. Tenth and D. Why Carry a Bottle Deliver te all parts of the city eipm-- A church fair in 1SS6 netted the build Tuc PI linger. 4tjy pnre ana palatable dtotlBed lng $1000. w. fund about In July of that ter lot flaking purposes in lophono IVIoln iwo iois were purcnasea on at 1 per 3 Eighth)r, C $5000. nta gallon. and streets for It hav Orpheum Popular 25c, ing been decided that the others were Prices 50c, 75e. of INK When unsuitable Traveling? for building. The rectory Telephone 396. was sold later for 14000, and the church Main P. O. Box 820. DRINK lots for $10,000. The contract for the new rectory was In Hawaiian let December for Put one of these tubes Distilled Shirts! Shirts! Shirts! approximately $14,000. in your pocket, Water e and :o: On Good Friday. 1S87. the last sen-Ic- A Japanese Ballasting Co. you will always be avt kidney troubles xheu-- PIJLIH AJfD was held in the old church. The first sure or ad COLORED. LAUNDERED OR UNL1UKDERED; service In the new was Laving matlsm. In the Eastern 'ALI church held on Ofllce: States Jth SIZES. ALL. STYLES; LATEST SPRING DB0ICNS; rROU Raster, when the offering was $830. GOOD INK best fayslclaas are treating fcney M CBNT8 TO 1118 Smith near King. n.B. AT MISSION WORK. St.. FOR YOUR compiafats entirely with Just such wa. The mission work of the parish be Cnrfcfng Furnished and Set at 28c FOUNTAIN ter as I am offering you. gan in July. 1SS5. when St. Matthews was organized In National City. Jn Ptr Lineal Foot PEN July. 1$S7, the convocation of Southern Anywhere In town, according to the Tom can get water Ring Up California was held at St. Paul's, and government anywhere. 270 King Street, next to Castle fc Cooke. was success. specifications. a Services were begun at for water er pure soda made from Del Mar and Oceans!de In Januarr tUa 1S88. In Christmas. 1887. $1500 was re- - CONCRETE WORK guaranteed, and 25 Pills ceivea lowara the rarment of the done at a very low price. , church debt. In February, 188. a guild WHITE SAND sold from 11.60 to In a AN VOLTERS, VALDRON CO., Ltd. was organized at Coronado, and later a $1.75 per cubic yard, delivered. FRANCISCO, HONOLULU, mission named St. Peter's. In Septem Special, low price in NEW YORK. oer. l&sy, were CRUSHED Wooden Bole Agents services begun at El 1 for Armour Packing Co. A mission was started at South ROCK of all grads from No. to No. hxa just received a shipment of San Diego at Easter, 1900, and Waldo or rock and. Tube Chase put In charge. COMMON RAT. $5.00 per day. a. S. Grinbamo & Co. Mr. Restarlck was granted leave to LARGE DR4T, $S.W per day. PRICE 25 CTS. Armour's Hamo and Bacon go to England in 1300. and $1000 was LIMITED. subscribed toward his expenses. In 1 ' as well as a fnll lin of CANNED GOODS, January. 1500. TTT A TT i)T lots were purchased in Epsrfsrs mil CorarnrssFoa offer the same for sale. the Ninth Ward for the building of Wall, Nichols, lierctuts cad the SL James' mission, and a fund was Immediately started. In 1892 work was Bethel begun Corner and Hotel Streets. Co., at La Mesa. Linda Vista and Ltd BOLE AGENTS FOR QUEEN STREET. HONOLULU. 11. Dehesa. In July, the rector celebrated, ms tenth anniversary. In June. 1S94. Sale Agents. St. John's mission was organized at BLANCHE BATES 5o lVstonla. Rev. W. H. RatcIlfT under-t-H-- k CIGAR. MILK. the work r.f th mission. In O"- - DRESSMAKING MILK. . MILK t.-.b- (lie a Gvd Surriarltnn him was es- OAljlU B.CE Cream; e & Milk, Batter and BEST sold in the wh-r- irfands. tablished men out of work were HILADELPHIA fared for. This work wa continued IVlIss rVl.EZ. Kill UNDERWRITERS, a lrg a It a On S- -j tern-b-- r Co. 3RITI9H AMERICAN" astttm- - Dairymen's ID. the orr.ert--- of Slectric COMPANT. Honolulu Assn. Chrit rhurch of Torcnto. Ontario. Thon Uhif 241. - - Oflir. Fhrirfan Ptwrnt-- a lal'l at fV'TlL special H'-ton- i PrfFFs on Shoit Onler. Ice attention irlvea to The churrh At rm b';i!t Delivered to any part of the nt comIub. "ljrlr:tr th ninin,T rf Th tirt Citj. of Coffee and Kl.t. G29 King Stroet. TVi T- - hill St iiljrlr.tr New & ;, :?r-- 1 t Territory Kestauranl IhJAn.l FRED PHILP BUG. Wright Bulldln. t.l yir nf hr k orders proxftly filled. 53 'haT 'f Kt J'hn rr.iiin In IV JUST OPENED Without havo OOtS), p J'.hn .n p i V h: frt ,.ti MP or rul.l.in by a tkew jro. ti th In tV. rnr At'.rr in the new nru.niNo orrosiTE it mku ruANcisoo rnicES. tr. MrvW rrf '.! in the CLVB BTAI1LE.M. Hoffman & Markham. C. Schoellkopfj HAJUVES CW TO r-- ... lr.lr OF AIJL. HAND AND MAPS OIPRR. S.ty lle.rMa )ll.1lr ltnlM :Se. 4 KIHIf TVIiHjs $. Plu ftm note! DTv MS. rlkee till. o. box BaMa Barter so;. ML The ffftfenth Mnnlverry f th rec BTrytatf ftr.l4i. t4 TMC UATIIHT OUT