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Establlsled Jatr t 1889. " - i NO. 5521 HONOLULU, ' TUESDAY,. APRIL IT, 1900. ETSXXI., HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, TWELVE PAGES. t'iiiUE FIVE GHNtrt

- English pg0tIlOALJLXKI)S- The corporations are efficient house. It was nothing but some animus not by anv means nav mv in all parts of Great Britain. I think again&i me. rnn " here; I paid a good deal of money the city of Glasgow is the best govern- ' Appeals ' out ATTCrtNEYS. MUNICIPAL ed city in the world. MISS T to Marshal. of my own private purse for the cost of trip. "I think perhaps It will be Interest- "I wrote to Mr. Brown a in- that While here I made many letter of of the warmest I F.JuJd, Jr.)-Of- flce ing to look at some of the differences quiry. 1 stated that I wished to con- friends have anywhere Albert m ne worm. kept-o- steadily bank. cor. Mer-- between English and American cor- form to the law, and that I had nothing my I. with any work for annexation. . I liked V, U Sts. porations. Iu America they are almost to do with license to lecture at the this .human GOV E always by College, and asking city . very much, and l:s people; I think RNMENT created special act. In IS SOUR for Information as there are as delightful . Ohio they have made a move toward to whether I was to be made to pay and as cultivat .rtf ixv C AM and for es peopie nere as general corporation acts, . pro- delivering few par- mere are anywhere In which a talks Jn a private the world vide that all corporations shall be lor. I received this most insulting let- ?8t; I : made by law, but the general act does ter in reply. I have delivered a good A Talk With Oresham." not go very In parts of many lectures, and I never Dole far. other the was subject- "When I went back to ntfKEY. King and Bethel President Speaks United States is the old story of Honofuitr Doesn't Treat ed to such insulting Chicago. Secre- i it treatment before, tary w-.- making special acts, and no act being anywhere. Threatening Gresham. whom I Vnw var ii : me with the sent me word through his private tecte On a precedent for the one. There Courts!" A. A A the Subject. next Her Well. iary mai ne wanted to see me. went at Anita 8 Id. Mar- - is no one rule of action. It Is only In "Shall I print this letter?' I mil you to Washington to see him, snd we had New Engl arid that the cities are form- "As please, replied Miss Krout a long . ed by a general act of this with considerable talk. At the end of the time he CiSeral for States of Illinois, kind. rancor. asked me what was to be . .1 AJL American system probably on Th the end of It, idui-- u- onI- iwn "The letter read as follows: kuaw, EIIGLAD AD AMERICA account of the fact that the corpora- ISTIiEO FG? LECTURING and I said 'Annexation He tions are created by special acts, has Marshal's Office. said 'That Is utterly Impossi- ble; - developed very largely from legislative Honolulu. H. I., April 2. 1900. it would furnish a prece- 15 Kaahuma- - dent r, PETERSON. control, so that in many of the cities Mrs. Mary H. Kroutz. Honolulu. H. I. for Cuba.' The Idea was that a Dear Madam: I have been instruct- precedent of this sort must at all hai-ar- ds Comparisons Drawn the legislature controls the corpora- Un-requi- Between Cities The Tells of Her ted tions, and it la constantly making Lady;s:tor ed to acknowledge receipt of your favor be avoided. And now Oresham Is At a Meeting of of March 23th. and in reply would say dead, and we've got Hawaii, and we've Social new changes, changing their details Services to the An- - got Cuba, PHYSICIANS. and Interfering in their management. that we. do not know anyone in this and we've got Porto Rico, and Science Association. ' matter but yourse'f, and would respect- we've got the Philippines." 7.( The effect is very bad indeed and is u nexation Cause. . J. AliuLK. uomeopamiw fully request you "Do you think it is a good thing for Ltwwr.-Sp- glv-- very discouraging to citizens who feel that attend to same at e11 attention once to save any the United States that It has acquired diseiuen; ouic uuu i Y that it is little use trying to manage trouble in the courts. eliroalc w a ' I the new possessions?" U Bereunia Si., nearly opp. Judge Frear residence on Punahou their municipal affairs. There is one "The government here has started in remain. well-know- ' . Yours very "Oh, I've never been an Imperialist. cnurca; omce noura iv ia street was the meeting place last even-lo- g very n instance of this leg- repertfullv, UUt by on a newjpoliey." raid MlssMary IL J. BATCHELOR. No. I think It Is a distinctly bad thing I a.; 3 13 4 p. m.; . w o y. islative Interference and that was ' of the members of the Honolulu - Kiout. the lecturer, yesterdiy. "They License Inspector. for us to have them. There are great W9.30 to 10:30 a.m.; TeL 733. the legislature of Pennsylvania. The Ml Social Science Association. Beside haVe gone, in for punishing friends snd difficult problems in connection legislature forced the city corporation their "Mr. Brown dictated that letter." con- with them, the members a number of the leading of Philadelphia to borrow money to I and these are going o be and rewarding their enemits. have tinued Miss - 3. CLEVELAND. M.D. Of-- Krout, "I know that he long and troublesome matters to- work men of the city were present by spe- build a city hall of great magnificence, heard about thLs from several sources. did." out. Kisg Bt; houra 9 to li a. m., and it was all done in furtherance of Besides, we have far more se- cial invitation to listen to President I no Mis3 Krout seemed to think that this rious problems p. m.; TeL 639. State politics. hive hesitation in saying that for at home than we can Dole' paper on municipal govern- year action in regard to her was all of a manage. There Is no enltrhtened "The legislature's interference with the last or two the government piece new policy gov- - In- with the of the country In the world In which the Gov- I G A. LB RAIT H Practice llm- ment. corporation management tends to here has pursued the policy of punish- Ameri- ernment which she has unearthed that ernment of cities Is eo bad. so corrupt. and fynecology; ofllce Among were troduce politics into it. The j er.e-mle- s. tiurgwy those who attended ing Its friend-- and rewarding its of punishing its friends and rewarding We have not begun to solve the prob- T 1 A T X A can system the private Hawaiian Hotel. a rt T)Ya I Apt Ail tiMkol. also confuses its enemies. lems of municipal government." powers and public powers of city cor- you dent of the association; Prof. Rich- f'My stay here has been very pleasant "As know," said Miss Krout, "I "Then you think the annexation of CORDOM H0DGIN3. Office porations. In the local affairs of the have been an ardent advocate and an Hawaii was a distinctly thlrg kieaee, Gedge Cottage, corner ards, secretary; C. 1L Cooke, L. A. corporations such as cleaning the except for an nnfortunate occurrence bd for good untiring worker for annexation. Long the United States and a disadvantage nd Hotel Su.; office boura Thurston, P. C. Jones, E. M. Boyd, F. streets and street lighting and a in which I have been made a victim. I before I ram here in 1893, I had been to It?" L J to 4, 7 to 8; Tel. o3. Atherton, Lyons, many other matters of that character, bending every energy Prof. Scott, Prof. legislature mixes in. In matters came here, and undertook; to give some toward it on the "Yes." the Chicago Inter-Ocea- n. I on why Dr. Emerson, T. McCants Stewart, Mr. In Where I utay-in- t. worked that "Then did you work so bard for SCKI, M.D. Office and resl4 of personal liberty and property, the lecjturt'S this bouse am years, -- piper for ten and during much it?" Brigham, Mr. Emerson, Dr. Rodgers, state is constantly interfering with They were Tiueyud Bt. oet. Nuuanu SU private lectures, and of that time I moulded that paper so "Because it was the only thing pos- weakens e m iirvam. umce noura Prof, llosmer. Judge Frear, Prof. Alex these local affairs. That the people w"h6 'came-wer- invited. was practically mouthpiece sible sioii and weakens the tht all that it the for the Islands. It was absolute- m 1 y. Kln- - city corporations, paid I say . ly i n. ander, W. R. Castle, Rev. W. M. system. Not all of them a fee. must of the annexationists here, I had entire neceesary in order to save ihesa. spirit of the corporation that they appreciated the lectures. The charge of department of paper, There had been twenty years cald. Rev. II. C. Brown, and others. don't think the difficulty is with that the of tur- MIT AMURA. MO - "I opposition organ, the Independent, said and I made it snd conatant- - moil here, growing Office Nuu- President Atherton announced that form of government. The corpor- worse and worse L; Si4; 842; real-- the something against me. and stirred 'up lly enforce the Idea that Hawaii should all the time, only Tl. P. 0. box the principal topic of discussion of the ations have been governed by councils and the thing to do St.; offlce aoura 8 evening had been chosen by reason of the government to enforce aealr.st me be annexed to the United States. The was to get them under the United t24Nuuana and mayors. The present tendency is li- aad S to 8 p. m. the strong general Interest manifested some law which they hive about a annexationists here might as well have States, eo that they could have a stable to rive srreat power to the mayor, and cense been owned Ocean; could government. in Honolulu In the municipal govern away executive power of the for lecturers. This has not the Inter it not Things had grown so IaPHAM take the - In cases, as I know per-Xfct- ly have been more organ they had bad 13 Veterlaary Surgeon ment Honolulu And to England the government enfertcd- other their If that it was the only way. Then otutfkkif - well, nor has it generally I'otiffbt it out and out. again, this ml ways laUst; office King Htfo as the representative cities of the coanctr. Anvwricaa hat been, as you St. SUblea; is mostly by the pal IM Moreover,ln I was "I wanted very murh to corje to Ha- - might say. an American ; call day or prompt- - Hawaiian group. President Dole had ofratton. colony." night giving private lecturcB in a private 'wan, and in 1893-Ixajn- pJtperdid "Do you many y ni; peeUltles, obstetrics prepared a paper upon the subject of (Continued on Page ?.) JTbf notice changes since government In you --ere heft last!" hi municipal as observed - 7.'" '1 American and English cities. "The riry- to as beautiful as ever, c President Dole spoke lor nearly an and I like very much the way it has DENTISTS. hour, giving his attention to compari- grown. The new residences 1 partic- ularly like; the many cor- -4 architecture of OS331AN, D.D.3. sons between the merits of THEIR QUEEN AND EMPRESS. Alakea St., porate government as represented of the nice houses u admlrab.e, and r " ' - - - - J above Masonic Temple, . splendidly adapted to the locality and m; office hours 9 by the beat types of cities In England . i . a. m. to g 1 ! m and In America and drawing conclu ji - si i is siii u . ! i lli yw the climate. Honolulu has grown a t good deal out towards sions In favor of the general success Punahou and o! The corporate govern V. Waikikl. All the building in the lat- HIGH.-phiiadpl- the former. Dhla , Dental ment of the latter were interfered with r . .V My. ter direction is new since I was here. 1852: Masonic Temnlf. Tel. ' I look for Honolulu to become a great too much by the legislatures, bringing 0 ' f t ' t city that is, in twenty-fiv- e years. It an element of politics into them which - grow destroyed their usefulness- - as corpora 3' won't much for a few years now, M0OHE, Dentist Odlve 210 tlons and prevented the most beneficial because there'll be too much conflict ; office hour 9 to 1J and 1 results to the commanlty. President and uncertainty to attract peop.e until Dole said: J the political situation is straightened will some points to out and people know what the govern- 'I Introduce . WALL, it ment here will be like and what race DR. 0. E. WALL. weave Into this discussion, ine ob- J A or party a. m. 4 ject of discussing subject 13 in will rule and how they will i to d. ni Love this rule, St; TeL 434. view of the probability that there will 'ihen again, meet of the people Le an early movement for municipal who will come here at first will be of a most undesirable sort. There will be iWTDIOTiirw- - corporations in this country, both in IHIo. The question bad times far three years or so. That Honolulu and at Congress should pass 2RFIELD. has a great deal of interest for U3. Our an unwise bill, Contractor and providing for the-i- e Islands, was inevi- Store aad community is not very different from office flulngs, other communities where municipal table; what elee could have been ex- repair work; Dell Tower v fate AtLiti pected, considering their Ignorance pn St; Tel. 702. corporations are commonexcept that It is made up of more nationalities about Hawaii? than usual, and the municipal wants, MAN0 .ictors Honolulu's lwaf k for that reason, are probably quite se Coming Greatness. rataieri, Paperlungers rious. But the Anglo-Saxo- n element "Ycd, Honolulu will one day be a ri; all work ueatlT here is American and European, and great city. The time will come when gta' Fort St.. hicv itio'h W..nl..... ' " In ail probability the movement here ait theje mounuins back of the city vuuiUili, will be a dlfilcult one to handle prop all the way along will be covered to erly. I don't know anything about .7-'-'r- . - ' the tojs with houses. Du; for a few anu IJulld municipal corporations experimental w'.hii years the people here will have to ' "u m' UUlng; brick, ly. It 13 something which Americans struggle with the new problems, the '0B buiUling; aap paUce :now more about than people who separation of the municipal govern- :e wiiuer Avf... near 'iave nlways llvrd In Hawaii. ment of Honolulu lrom the govern- "I believe it will help us to look at ment of the Islands, and sa oa. These he1 rordltions of corporations iti all half-wa- y places at the crossroads al- ways grow. I've been very GINEERS. part3 of the world, especially where hmj, and onimon law prevails. It Is very ln- - have been around very little clnce I've 1L ft CO., LTD.-H- nrt frptlne to study th riirforencr'3 of teen here, to that I have not noticed 'fwiaat and ruvUrmii, corporate bodies in America ani Eu many changes." t ; changes do you politi- will ro;e. In England the development of "What notice 'l-- "f" ' corporations ran on from very early ' i cally?" oo or r rx, ' , ,. , u es Is UUVE, CESuiveror Lln.es until arter the American co.o-n!- v "Th?re far less harmony here 1900 broke away from England. The than there used to be. When I was "5.-- everyone was (neit to U.hop & Girding ro'onle. iml nltimstPly the here before practically Co. United Slates, followed alone the if- of one mind all the Intelligent people, English preerdent?, and have develop I mean about how things should be - f ?d the corporate Idea from these be done and what should be done. Now people of first-cla- s Intelli- ULtR, M. nnnlnps. But whereas, the English '. there are Am " n t. L. II . ' C followed ame general gence who do not agree wi:h the Gov- t & CO H nyaraullo Kngtneer: novement the HA lE i " ines up to about ls3l. they marie a ernment. Now there's Mr. Jones. The ntw departure then and developed a way Mr. Jones got up and talked at system very different from the Ameri- the Council of State the other day can system and far more successful. rroves that there sre people of firtt-cla- 5s JCHITECTS. intelligence who go sgalnst the Government." IVll ... V Ar ni' u and "How large do you think this class ,.. 2-- 5. Arllng. ni- Is?" TIlB Ph II. I.; r,:.Pches WIJSIC- "I've no Idea." rir1 rnod at - t tare of n ' P. O. L., 77X COOK'S MUSIC SCHOOL. Love flfdg.. so for r'ort St.; Piano. Voice Culture. Slng-In- ar No Official News. k rlarmony; especial and attention The China brought the revert r:.i ; xcg paid to touch, muscular control and of i musical analysis. no telegrams frjia Washington, iu of re; o letters which came bore dr.- - ah :i.c-.- t wagon as the second, and suggt- - J tlut tho MISCELLANEOUS. Hawaiian bill would proMLly be pars- ' I I I'n,. a IW. DR. A. C. POSEY. Specialist for Eye. ed In its final shape and become law a ak- - yesterday. t. r the Ear. Throat and Nose Diseases and by the ninth wick ."eg ex- - The prohibition and deportation Catarrh; Masonic Temple: hours 8 to mentioned, not 12 a, m., 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. amendments were not having yet been sprung. President Dole is reported to have sild Informally yes- P. SILVA. Agent to take acknowledg- objectionable amend- BEWABO. Ko-n- terday that the ments to Instruments, district of a. 2 ments were very pocslbly Introduced in Oahu: at W. C. Achl's office. order to postpone the enactment of the King St, near Nuuanu. h describing the troops session. - m . Her Majesty listening to a dlspat the elation of bill until the next ' tb u,.":4lat in at the services they had rendered to the Queen. Reproduced by the Adver- t ol ''tght or TOtTRISTS GUIDE THROUGH HA- tiser's half-ton- e process from the Illu3tratcd London News. New attract at th Orphee 3r place St. ' mpbell WAII. Price 60c; beautifully illus- trated. For sale by all newsdealers.

. li f ' 4 . ir--i HONOLULU, APRIL 17, 1900. o THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER; I J Hawaii Congress puts into the Dili in '' it final shape. As for the clause about th Japanese, the United States is cer A FULL end complete stock of THE LIQUOR tainly not going to deal a blow cf that ort to that particular country. They Hew have no intention of doing anything of Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries the sort This stands to reason; and week we receded Mr. Castle considered th.U both these BY THE "Czarina' and the "Australia" tbis QUESTION alarming clauses were put in to be cut RAMBLER out. 124 COLUMBIA AND Dr. Bishop Says TJnwice. tm Oaar. . . : ..v mmnMi In eyerv Style. Size and Bishop considered it most new Coaster brake Dr. 8ereno CHAINLESS. with the Columbia Patent Opinions of Prominent unwise to undertake to impose the pro flSmi line. Call and see It. principle upon community or In GREEN. STORM ER3 fln hibition a ?JVJLvV. L'm.hrx OUVE whose public sentiment is entirely op- - Uhed in ROBINS' BOO ULtUCi, BS bus wuma m n v People. Dosed to it. He is a prohibitionist, and only 1 45. saloons; Neckwear found, and in favor of the abolition of but n i n i i vf tx3 rrtnvr AT THIS LIST says it Is unquestionable that the pub- Is coming. Cupid calls It good and beautiful. No article - SOLAR, the best gas lamp made lic sentiment of Honolulu Is radically of r manr naiierns and makes as doM nurVwoir i as a good lamp sach. Ml IMPORTANT MATTER opposed to the suppression of the sale the. old you thought beautiful grows - 20TH CENTURY, well known that stale. 'WehaC J- BANNER. Ue first gas lamp oi "J?5 of alcoholic liquors, and It Is not desir new spring sioca sua 11 yuu ova i ay iaai ioey are iwe'l as ths great Banner Oil Lamp ZQQ able that such suppression should be them we will quit Importing. aW SEARCHLIGHT, 1M0 model, better, than ever, our price only .. out in force, until that sentiment is WE ARE NOT exactly selling our goods at auction, tm lamp 115.00 per pr. Surprise SOLAR SURREY, best carriage made pr. Congressional Action Causes neither opposed nor Indifferent, but in the next best thing by selling them at greatly reduced priwi V HACK, hack lamp made 115.00 per favor of the measure and the idea be-- habit to carry goods over from cms season to M SOLAR best 00 per pr. to Kany in Honolulu Hers as another, so DASH, best dasa lamp mads 19 hind Whatever may be the cue remnants of sizes at once, and at such prices you H SOLAR it - that will LAMPS LOOK AT THIS LIST: Elsewhere Good People Differ. with .Americans, the British, the Oer- buying of us. These goods must sell even If ws incur a x S 1M OIL mans, Portuguese, a only lamp that can b guaranteed never to and the who form Boys' and Men's Clothing, Underwear and Men's FurnUbinn N NEVER OUT. the ail Woww large element in the community, do not business. Call and have a look. "'I recognize morally wrong in 5 each. News of a prohibition clause la the anything BANNER, spring tack, thousands In use here beverages. ririA ruier. - Hawaiian bill was a surprise in Hono- the consumption of alcoholic nirwn small lamp 11.00 each. Furthermore. It Is especially ed JIM DANDY, a handsome, well made lulu. To the liquor interests It was a endeavor impose a regula- - low prices as given on lamps. to to such AH aorta of bike sundries at Just such was va- PUMPS. 76c each. bombshell. In other circles it tion from Washington. Local option Is Largs, well made FOOT riously commented on. All over town thing to be desired. Then commu Al labsve ar new 1900 goods Just received this week. the is next to Bulletin office. it was the general topic of discussion nities outside of Honolulu can prevent Bicycle Department yesterday. During the morning the the sale of liquors if a voting majority V -- Liquor Dealers' Protective Associa- so desire. In the capital, however, it THE "KASH f f oo tion, which includes all the wholesal- is not likely that tiat will ever be pos ers, retailers and Jobbers, held a meet- sible until sailors cease to be drinking WAVER LEY DLOCK, E. O. HALL & SON., LTD. ing at the office of Macfarlane & Co. men. which will be at the Greek Kal HOTEL ST. and COR. HOTEL AND Most of the time was occupied by gen- ends. Honolulu is bound to be a great FORT.bti ef- ' of clause, of i Columbia and Rambler Agents. eral discussion the its city, far greater than at present. It TELEPHONES 67 and H. fects if it should become law, and of will increase very largely in population the best way to fight 1L No definite and in commerce, especially after the among "r action was taken. The feeling Nicaragua canal Is put through. Then those present was that but little could commerce which will come from the By the Barks Paul Iscnbcrg and H. F. ft' be done from this end of the line. The trans-paclfl- c trade will bo done largely efforts to defeat the measure will prob- by men who drink habitually. Even The Orpheum ably come from the wine and beer in- the youngest of us can not reasonably We Have Received a terests of the United States. The Amer- look forward to the time when it will pow- Large Assortment of. COMMENCING SATURDAY EVENING. ican breweries, for example, are be possible to do away with saloons in erful, and practically all the beer con- Honolulu. High license is the best we --OwX sumed here comes from the United can do here, and we have that now. Morton's and Crosse & BlackwelTs object States. It will be enough of an Oppcsed. to the brewers to cause them to move George W. Smith A Headed with energy in the matter. This meet- George W. Smith ald: I am op Double Attraction ing of the Liquor Dealers' Protective posed to the amendment In principle Association was well attended, and tne because It prohibits. It will only members threshed over the matter cause the opening up of illicit stills, pretty thoroughly. Including the mo- where a liquor of much baser quality HOGWS MINSTRELS tive causes of the amendment, and list- will be sold and especially It would be And the full Vaudeville Combination. ened to letters that individual mem- a detriment to the people who are In bers had received bearing on the the habit of drinking. A limited time Hardware, Filters, Crockery, An Unparalleled Program of was set for the debate on the Hawaiian It is understood that a memorial on bill. To have admitted of a debate on ? the whole local situation will be sent every one of the amendments offered Glasware, Iron Bedsteads, MUSIC, MIRTH. on to Washington. Different speakers would have so prolonged the matter COMEDY, DANCING, said: "The liquor question has been that the bill would probably have been Tar, every Carborlineum, Stockholm AND ECCENTRICITY. Usual discussed and legislated upon at deefrred and laid over until the next single legislature for years past. It session. These amendments were per- has been dealt with wisely. The result mitted to be tacked on to the bill with Demijohns, Etc., Etc., Etc! excel- COMEDY AND MELODY, is that the liquor laws here are the tacit understanding they would be - lent, neither lax nor foolishly severe, rejected by the Conference Committee. Both White and Colored. Matinee and that they are enforced. It is only The members Introducing these quite recently, by the way, that the amendments did bo at the request of Also, by recent arrivals, a new. line of The Strongest Combination Ever light wine and beer license has been their constituencies, and they well Stage, Saturday Afternoon. operative. Practically everyone is sat- knew that they would not become a . Billed on a Vaudeville isfied with the liquor laws as they are permanent part of the bill now. Including the clergymen; and the "It is also apparent to me on the Groceries manner of carrying them out is free face of it that the deportation of Asi American ttmimsoMooocaoootcc from corruption. The licenses are re- atics could not be carried out under IN WORLD. stricted to thirteen for this city, seven- the treaty rights which Japan, at least. ii BEST ROOFING THE teen for the group, at a thousand and enjoys with the United States." twenty i Jim dollars each. The restrictions Bey. and fines are both severe; and the O. L. Pearson Talks. rf whole liquor business is working. . so Rev. G. L. Pearson says that the tem H.HacMekil&o.l! well that it is a great mistake to med- perance people of Honolulu are fully dle with it. The memorial will call alive to the situation, and will lose no attention to most of these points. time In taking immediate steps to In "It is a perfectly well-kno- fact form Washington as to the opinion of that prohibition does not prohibit. It the temperance element In Hawaii. A is easier to get a drink or a gallon in large number of the prime movers In Maine than in most-States- . Also, un- the temperance cause met yesterday der prohibition. Impure liquors are and talked over the matter, and will OeBftK-VlB- sold more often than good, and a formulate their plans today in all great amount of corruption comes in- probability; They desire to see the f evitably in Its train. It Is felt by amendment made a permanent feat JUST OPENED practically everyone in Honolulu that ure of the bill. W fan this Is a matter which ought to be left Mr. J. B. Atherton fully expected Waikiki IT. VUlj to local regulation. We have the right that the clause would be cut out In Soda, to decide for ourselves whether or not conference. He was opposed to the liquors should be sold, and how and saloons, and would be glad 'to see the Bridge. Candies, when and where. Or rather, not clause kept in the bill In its final JiJ' .!: whether they shall be sold at all, for shape, but he did not expect any such m m '.'''555 that is inevitable, no matter what blue good news. Ice Cream, Builders' Specialties. Cement, Lime, Fire Proof laws are put into force; but whether (. M. Cooke expressed it as his opin End 1 they shall be sold under proper aus- ion that the prohibition clause In the of Car Line. oors, Etc., Etc was Sandwiches. pices." Hawaiian bill a scheme to ob Ho Standard Biscuits, Highland aud Pet Creams. Interviews have been secured by the tain votes for the next Presidential I All Porcelite, Enamel, Paints, Oils, Metals, Etc., Ftc. Advertiser with a number of leading election. "I should like very much to citizens who look at the matter from see the clause passed with the bill but :o:-- differing standpoints, and whose opin- am afraid that such will not be the ions are entitled to respect on account caje," he said. HAWAIIAN TRADING COMPANY, Ltd, of their position in the community: LOVE BUILDING, FORT STREET. What W. R. Castle Says. HONOLULU TO S YD SLY. EX AUSTRALIA W. R. Castle thought the measure Port Informed Mast Do the caw tmoioomiiMoni providing that no liquor should be sold That It FRESH EASTERN OVSTRR8. in saloons in Hawaii would not be in Right Thing. FRESH COCKTAIL OYSTERS. ORANGES. OLITICS, bill as would be finally passed. the it The action of Minister of Foreign Af SMOKED HALIDUT, SMOKED GENUINE SWISS CllKj It was put in there for political effect. fairs Mott-Smit- h in sending to the A great many Congressmen are glad to Consul General at Sydney, Instructions BLOATERS, CAULIFLOWERS. ROQUEFORT OlM Sewing appear to do things and to favor actions to post the laws of 1896 relating to CADDAGES. CELERY, LEMONS. PINEAPrLH CHiK "OomroestJc" which will please their constituents. quarantine with the regulations of the When they can support a measure Minister of Foreign Affairs in con Machines without running any risk that it will formity therewith, was approved by the pass, and thereby make capital for Executive Council yesterday. This is themselves, they are glad to do it. an Important step. It puts Sydney In In the present case the people to be the same sanitary relations with Ha Celebratedfor ease pleased are the Women's Christian waiian ports that Honolulu now has GR0CEK i. if. Temperance Union, and the constit- with mainland ports. SALTER'S of running and uents of some of these Congressmen. It means that Hawaii will from now Mr. Castle did not think there was on quarantine against Sydney and that OUI'JIEITM 1ILOCK. durability; the best much danger that either this clause or accurate Information of that city s con the one ordering the 29,000 Japanese dition must be brought by ships from machines in the sent back, would get through the con- there. Honolulu Is on her dignity In I ference. Some Congressmen voted for the matter and will make Sydney know market; for saloon s it for the reason suggested above, and what's what Vr. easy others because they thought it would be a? Cures terms. a good thing actually believed in it WILL BE A LAWYER. If a bill were Introduced into the House 5 to prohibit the sale of liquor in paloons Wilder Wight Hss Determined Upon ft' you In Kansas, or New Mexico, or some a Prcfessionsl Lite. is:.-

other -cart of the mainland of the i . a i & a a. m. m Yonng Wilder Wight, now at school i t J Gray, Ctf tuiicu oiaies u wuuiu siana no snow oi In California, has decided to follow the Vfejts C::!!( Mina, A1TH1717T 1 Y PaFS,nK: but there are mmy Congress profession of the law making a special men wnose ignorance or conditions out Ity of marine law. Instead of return' here prompts them to imagine that this lng to the Islands during the summer U a new country on which any sort of the young man will jpend his time an experiment can be tried. They ships both of li watching the building of mokciciu." WITH RUBBER TIRES wouldn't try it on one of the states, Iron and wood to familiarize himself HOLLJSTC.'t LWUO CO., 'A of but they are entirely willing to make a with the work of construction. During hae assortment these bave lust arrivnd: nffcracl tn glorious example of u. Probably most voyage and Congressmen frequent between here the the puhlic at Wholesale Price?. of the who voted for the Coa!t on sailing vessels h has learned measure did so In perfect confidence navigation and sailor rraft st that he that it would not survive the conference is now aulte able to handle a vessel I. A ROGER HAMW-YOUiX- G Importers A Commission between the Senate and the nonse com THE VON CO. LTD. co fairly well. Merchants. 40-Quc- . mittees and the same way with the This work has been preparatory to clause about the Japanese. A sort of ! In game the marine law study to taken tip of bluff, you might My. Possibly the East after graduation from the Make Your Roof Water 210 NUUAN U STREET, It wonld not have been done except for University of California. flV-IVy- flO WIN the fact that this is election year. In f.mie' 1V1ITI. ABOVE HOTEL. f hort, Mr. Castle considered the matter and disinfect your premises at tho We wl?h to inform onr patrons that of exceedingly little conseqnenre. The ptuhlnf ismorance of things Hawaiian display- we will not be deterred from Ki f Hare just opened a New and Fine Line of ed by Congressmen was amstlng. It forward as rapidly possible the con Hot seems to require a visit to these Isl struction of onr electric railway ana Rogers' Combination nther imnrovements tipon Pnctflf ands before an American, no matter If rccea'J) he be well read, can know much of any- Helehts by reason of a snlt thing people. he rim aralnst former owners. SILK GOODS, about Hawaii or Its The Pacific members of Congress seem to regard The development and sale of nflMDAl e DaaatoUag of EMBROIDERED SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, INDIA UN-C- M this as a new country which has got to Helrhts lots will co on nnrestralned n;ninn nnnntsmnr VICTOJtlA LAWNS, HEAVY PONGEE SILK, For Men'a ED and nartles seeking choice residence 8ks: be regulated and provided for from the prop BILK PIANO COVERS. foundation an uncivilized country In locations will find this a perfect CSot&taf made t order on shortest aoCoa short; and to this Ignorance we must erty with an absolutely perfect title. Telephone 16. JY abort food bave Jwt ba oaen acd ar of the lataat patlerna. attribute whatever bad legislation for BRUCE. WARING CO.

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DID LEUNG CHI-T- SO PUT HIS FOOT Iti 'IT? NEW: SPRING : GOODS! 5 Thfv2 Arrived by S. S. Czaripa and S. S Australia, The Bow Woag Wul must perforce go without a charter. The reform of which are now opened out and ready ate for China as directed from Hawaii will continue to be managed by a non-corpor- inspection. Guardianship j society. The Executive Council has refused, after weeks of conuidera-tlo-n, to grant articles of association to the Bow Wongs despite their chang- ObR DRY GOODS MISSES AND Curtains and Curtain ing their constitution, apparently throwing overboard several of the most . CHILDREN'S HATS. 01 IOU1 EL; 5 radical leaders, disguising themselves as members of an educational society DEPARTMENT ttaterial, Portiereis and f . . for the uplifting of the Chinese and hiding their real purpose the overthrow Has received all the newest Fabrics Table Covers. not be place of the Dowager Empress and the letting ways we claim of light into the dark of the that are suitable for this climate; our 5 ;!ni than ours, for Flowery Kingdom. Wo are now showing enleU as- The Bow Wongs had high hopes of getting a charter. Their leading buvers In New Yok and Chlcagv made sortment at special prices. - men considered It certain that they had impressed the Government with the idea that they were a tremendous puchase in the Dry a guardian U 5 charitable Celestials filled with zeal for their fellows ! That they need and with no Intention of Introducing into Hawaii those curious methods of Goods line; we are now displaying an question, for you ars 8 Chinese secret societies which have caused Ihotond trouble on the Mainland. endless variety of popular price Wash C&IEGRATED 1 ...... hnin imera. doing a Just what turned the tide against the Bow Wongs may be only guessed at. The Executive Council seldom talks of what is done In its eeesions. Min- Maerlals; we shall be pleased to Bee ister Mott-Smit- h aald yesterday that two kinds of charters only were iBued E.Z. WAIST 5 ..fined, without Help. Tb by Government our friends; no trouble to show goods. fcTB the eleemosynary and mercantile. Mercantile are granted on charters kind tf application but eleemosynary charters are In th discretion of the Executive Council. He said that the petition of the Bow Wongs waa correct in form and stated objects well within the bounds of eleemosynary char- I ters. The matter IS Proper resolved Itself into the question as to whether the Execu- OUR GLOVES, Beautiful new tive should take cognizance of things outside the formal application, and stocks for spring; all i act on all the information possess evi- DRESS aainuiy preity, tne oest or their ? it could Itself of. This question had For and DRIVING at eral kinds, all dently been settled by the action in refusing the charter. at moderate prices. Glasses All this is yery vague and becoming the explanations of a grave and dignified body. Rumor tells a more simple tale. It has it the Council - was well disposed that ..oh you say, "but glasses are toward the Bow Wongs until Saturday; that the goose Are they, aft-- was hanging high for the philanthropic Celestials, and that the Chief High ,Uch a nninf Muckamuck himself spoiled the game. ; er It is whispered no personage Chl-ts- o. every that less a than Leung the hand- I i, tt better to suffer hour some young man on whose head the Dowager Empress has set price of $65.-00- 0, nn7 J a awful pain spell I of the day with that 9 broke the and let down the curtain of truth on the Bow Wong Wul. In p.iin It seems that the Council was called on by Leung Chl-ts- o. He dropped i ui the eyes, or If not way only in on Saturday morning to have a chat with the members of the Council and Bverybody wants them. J rropInK your about say a word your about his alms in life. He mu8t have put his foot In iL He J talf eeelng. cutting best doesn't speak Yery good English says "lata" for rats and might be misun- f friend, because you cannot see derstood. Even with an Interpreter he has several in hU cabinet he can- 35c. not always express across the street? just what he wants to say. Report has it that he epoke wear of the noble Bow Wongs and the great work they would do unier his guid- Wouldn't you rather ance. -- t..- wMrh DO overcome all T fiMZfi y Now if he did this, it would explain all, for the Bow Wongs have been up Ladies Dress I these trouble, and put with claiming lately to have nothing to do with Leung or his political objects. Skirts. did say glum- t the nuisance (If any) of wearing ? Whether he it cannot be said for sure. But this was the story In Pique and other new materials of ly told in nasal monotones at the headquarters of Bow Wong Wul in the t Dem! Besides, In a very short the the very latest style Just received. old Salvation Army hall last night. . ; .1 1! time ifle urwiu d I ii. iiroMinr. and you forget "f on your all about having them Organization," by T. McCants Stewart. IS MUHICIPALG0VERi1EHT With a view to placing the matter New Caps for baby. Jackets ail Ladies Capes. more formally before house, the Dresses for sister t The relief they give you Is well J the Choice selection of Sustsier Capes. " We committee appointed at the last meet ortn making the trial. ing will make a report with recom $1.50. stand ready to give your eye the (Continued from page 1.) mendatlons. Are Best Value In Town. closest attention, and will guar-- V In order that the discussion following relUf from eye strain, with 1 suffrage Is unrestricted. The whole this report may be as general and com itrtee plete as possible, necessary Traveling Capes. all attendant troubles. community can vote. Irresponsible It will be lu Eng- addressed At Reasonable Prices. If you are la wuen or Ignorant, all can vote, while in that remarks be concise and we give glasses oniy lish corporations there is a restriction to the point before the house. The WASH need of anything in that Use you will they are needed, and not otherw- based on property qualifications or In- committee would suggest a three mln-unt- e FABRICS. find Just what yon want at Pacific Im- ise. come, by which only those persona who rule rigidly adhered to as a practi- We will inaugurate an energetic port Co. Perfect Work Is Our Motto. are householders can vote In corpora- cal method of this end. tions. The result Is that the English You are earnestly invited to b pres- Wash Goods campaign for this week city governments or councils are com ent and to take part in the discussion of important by placing on sale over 500 pieces of in r Received a large assortment of NOV- posed of their best men, and men who this question. Baby Wash Caps from ELTIES In ofcteem it an honor to serve, and the ef the season's Newest and Best Mate fect is very successful indeed. TRIANOLE LITERARY CLUB. rials, at prices are bound to 101 'Another reason for the difference that 25c up to $2. Ladies' Belts. ii between results in America and Eng- An Excellent Program for Meetings crowd this department. ALL NEW IDEAS. RIBBONS, and many other articles. ! land is that in England the control Is m 01 to be Held. m Administrative. Corporations in Eng land are not allowed to borrow money The Triangle Literary Club is to be H-i&- 1 STREE'J i to an unlimited extent. In England an active factor at least in the discus- the creation, of corporations is by gen- sion of good government. eral law. I have looked somewhat in- That the to corporations in Europe, and there club will take a hand in politics and try L are some distinctions In cities there to put through good measures and elect which are significant. In America the to office the best men has not been de- corporation is formed by special act cided. The club has outlined a program In Europe the act does not suae tne - power of the corporation, but to the for its lectures as follows: ' Ml contrary, gives-th- e exceptions. April 17th. Legislative: Council, 1 'To have a government created ty Committees, Finance, Boundaries; Lo-- general acta, tends to put great pow rin Andrews. ers in the corporation. I think the ex- April 21th. Executive: Mayor, i EVERY. YEAR perience of these two countries ace Treasurer, City Attorney, Elective Of Scrofula Just Arrived: going to help us in these Islands very fices; T. McCants Stewart. mi THE much. They have been through long May JsL Public Works: Streets, experiences, and we can easily see the Sewers. Parks, Wharves, Light, Water; success or failure and profit by our ob- C. H. Smith. servations. We must know whether May 8th. Public Safety: Police, I Par Ei Diamond Head, schr. Transit there U going to be politics In the Fire, Health, Ections. Conptkin Remington 4 E. B. Sutton, viz.: Blasting Pow- management of our corporations or May 15th. Educational: Schools. der, Oiaat Powder, Rice Bird Powder, not, and see what Is the relation of the Libraries; Rev. W. M. Kincald. STANDARD TYPEWRITE? Hatl. Cans. G. P. Car. Fiira and legislature to the council, or the ad- May 22nd. Municipal Civil Govern People tainted with scrof ed Cartrldgf; a large assort m en t of ministration with the council. What ment of the Hawaiian Islands; Pres .vmmiri leieDrated Scissors, Sheep-- Is the vote to be? ident S. B. Dole. ula very often develop con "Here we will have to deal with five May 29th. Government; Butcher Territorial sumption. Anemia, running the to Success Knl nationalities probably some of them Justice W. F. Frear. Points Way ri.ni ana Varnish Brushes, Kerosene, will . be excluded. What if all the na- After each lecture time will be given of the ccr, scaly eruptions, if tw ine, jnzlne and Turpentine. tives and all the Portuguese can vote for questions and discussion, pro and imperfect digestion, and for many thousands of its operators. without being perfectly responsible, con. by those present. simply because they are grown up? I The following are the officers and enlargement and breaking No other typewriter gives its opera- Also Agents for believe it is exceedingly necessary to members of the club: down of glands of the keep of politics this class of people the tor so many opportunities because PANSY COOKING STOVES. out J. A. Templeton, president; W. II irresponsible people, I mean. Roper, vice-preside- J. E. Davis, Re neck, arc sorr.3 of the more Mm no other is so favorably known and HAVIUND WARE. "In 1835 conditions were so bad In cording secretary; R. Weedon, corre scrofula symp- commission was ap prominent of GATE CITY WATER EnKland that a pponding secretary: John Lennox so generally used in the business FILTERS. pointed to report upon the matter, and treasurer; Charles Young, marshal: H toms ere forerunners or con- I nCTOIt SAFE & LOCK CO. their report has changed the whole cor E. Coleman, critic. Committees Pro sumption. There conditions world. poration policy of England. The cor gram: W. H. Soper. H. K. Coleman. O. Aermotor Wind mills Vl hnat vlnll. Doratlons were given great local pow O. Beardslee; Music: Charles A. El- - can be crrcsted, consumption ever enmn tn tMa mnru. given a stability io ial. ers. and it has them ston, director. J. E. Davis, pianist. prevented and health re- and usefulness not known before. Lon Mmbrs: J. F. Kennedy. J. J. Dias don was not included in this act on ac- B. R. Weedon, Oi. C. stored by the early use of The fthoV. l4.a m...., vl 4 J. Dias. F. En R ftm.'n uiucil iirt ihiu ak count of great difficulties in the way FraziT. J. E. Davis. W. McChesney, The government by council has been T. McCants Stewart, .Tno. Catton. Ray an and examine CI. for yourself. created there." The work done in that mnnd Axtell, L. S. Matthews. H. E Emulsion HACKFELD & CO., LTD. city in public improvements, In sew Colpmnn. W. II. Sopr, E. O. Ferret ra. Scoifs wun HAWAIIAN w- ers and water is remarkaoie. W. TI. Parth. Clarence Clrvin. Geo. B. HARDWARE CQ.. these examples before us we can make McCIeMnn. H. W. Barth, H. Coffep. Luis Your doctor will tc!l you so. Sole Agents for the Hawaiian Islands. :i Kood start here. Alvra. .Tro. Lonnox. Einor Myhre. Hpn-r- y NO. 207 FORT ST., A general discussion of the subject Ixmkonr:. Tj. I Perry, Chas. Young, At all Anisn&A ; toe. and OPPOSITE SPRECKELS BANK. followed the conclusion of President R. P. Pprry, Ed. Towse. A. J. Conts. H. SCOTT & BOVNE. demuts. New York. Dole's remarks, In which Prof. Scott V. Mi'ctp, C. P. Benton. C. A. Elston, spoke on his own observations of mu J. I. Mclaughlin. O. G. Beardslo. Easter nicipal government to a large extent. . . . followed briefly by Mr. L. A. inurs ton. T. McCants Stewart and E. M At the Orpheum. Telephone Announcement. Boyd. Thrr was another good house last spp combination pro- 444. night to the ,.JL! f Honolulu are mou THE RESEARCH CLUB. gramme. There were several altera- invited to b nrM.m m. ap- .i It Will Discuss Municipal Needs at a tions In the bill that seemed to be american GrandEasterOpening Special Meeting:. preciated by the audience. Miss Moss appeared as a and render- messenger Municipal government will be the again soloist , today and April selec- uru lasts tUl Young ed very sweetly and musically her pa!n, have chief topic for discussion of the Ho-ga- "- been spared to tions winning deserved encores. n SERVICE- W f th GRANDEST IMS-- Club a special meet- PUT? Men's Research at was as Irrepressible and amusing ing on Friday evening at the resi- Qnlck and Servic . next as ever. Honolulu has certainly shown For Efficient dence of Rev. Wm. M. Kincald. A com- Delivering Packages, Invitations, ' R Millinery Art no sign up to date of tiring of Ernest, mittee report with recommendations the man who was "born to blush un- ,7 Honolurs. upon the subject will be read, and pa- seen." The closing sketch Is a clever MASONIC TEMPLE. I i?h .r wlcome to lomi and pers read by two gentlemen well novelty giving rise to amusing Incident "z WITH THE will be on part of Hogan, tYLATE3Tlhnelvi and good work the Q. & CO., LTD PHRKL In EASTER WILLI- - posted on municipal affairs and needs. Logan and Miss Bradley, while Livers Wm. IRWIN The objects of the meeting are more comical face was more ludicrous than freely set forth in the notice of Secre- ever under the guise of a colored Irish tary P. M. Pond, which reads: policeman. Stanley and bhaefer's clev- Wm. G. Irwin.... President & Manager MRS. HANNA. There will be a special meeting of er turn went as well as ever, the little Claus Spreckels First Vice Pres. the members of the Young Men's Re- usual evoking mirthful W. M. Giffard Second Vice Pres. .. FORT 8TREET. hula dancer as search Club and invited friends on Fri- applause. Joe Crotty gave fresh evi- IL M. Whitney, Jr Treas. ft Sec'y. day evening. April 20th. at 7:30 p. m.. dence of his ability as a comedian be- Geo. J. Ross Auditor LUNCH ROCKS. at the residence of Rev. W. M. Kincald. sides his usual exhibition of dancing. a Nuuanu street. being jR : : : : : : : Proprietor The entire company is rapidly SUGAR FACTORS CTE The subject before the meeting is the whipped shape with Hogan as stags wtStreeU)pp. into w Wilder Co. advisability of forming a Young Men's manager and will soon approximate wise, most First Municipal Club, and if the perfection. Comml5sion Agents. Class desirable method pf doing so. T Lunches Served p The discussion will be opened with Water. twelve-minut- e night pilot's office was left AGENTS FOR THE i or two talks: Iast the Milk. Open frtr, "Municipal Leagues as Independent without telephonic communication. The Oceanic Steamship Company Parties." by E. M. Boyd. company had been working cn chang- Unites . an,.., r. "Municipal Leagues as Aids to Party ing the wires. Of Ban Freneisee, Cel. I United States I I " THE PACIFIC THE PROHIBITION CLAUSE. licitor General of the 4 4 AvAy.A.v.A I cays did not go The Kill Cannot Grind An anti-liqu- or amendment to the that the Constitution i rnmmjM-rta- l Ariwrtkpr was proposed at a select lluto effect here when the Islands were VAJLLUliVl VIUl aim t w ivA Cullom bill with Water That's Past." meeting held several, weeks egj at Iicnexed. It waited upon a formal act o Y. M. C. A. hall, and after a long dis which even yet has beea i j WAXTEB O. SMITH - - EDITOR, A fagged out, tearful little cussion those present voted to ak withheld. Both the Executive and 0 - Congress to incorporate it la the body Legislative branches of the Federal woman said this in telling her 1 TUESDAY : : : : : APRIL 17 J of Hawaiian organic law. As we are Government recognized our exterior cares and weaknesses. Her they special regu informed, a petition or memorial was position when made ncoarged by telling a reUiive 0 Spaniards will enjoy Dew extending this or friend of Even the framed which went to the National lations that Amen 4ufoMj cured of fust such troubles by Good Good present campaign. can law to the Hawaiian sphere. That 0 Good ey's Woman's Christian. Temperance Union SrsxpriHju The Utile mxsmxn - f necessary Hood's which, at the time, was moving to se- would not have beea If the took 0 - people now us tesrsof joy, for she Hood's, piWntJr- the orohibltlon in manufac- Constitution held perfect sway. For i cure a law prohibiting the quhlch pot her blood in prime order, smj . reading; . Conxreea have beea the Ha Congress say sow K a ture, importation or sale of liquor in to that lut on the strength present in- waiian plague bills. tight to go far back of the date of she lives of tie r all of America's new possessions. That stead of tvorry'ng stout thsJ of the psst. Mr. body became sponsors for the Hawaii special enactments and to compel Ha- lew. really looks as If the time had Told Her Friend -"- After fusing Heal It results we know, waii to make reparation for disobedi come to suspend the ball law for Ka- an memorial with the goitre on my neck 42 yesrs Hood's can hardly be satisfac- ence to laws which did not apply here Sns luga And keep Barefooted Bill perma These results psrSU completely cured me, uts so party teetotal-is- m, at the time Is to fly in the face of the behind bars. tory to the extreme of glsd told friends sboyt It snd a Udy in nently the does most rational Interpretations of Con I 0 1 for the GUlett amendment Wisconsin ho resd of my cure told me liquor in Ha- - stitutional duty. Dewey's relative way up la Ver not prohibit the sale of she sJso took Hood's for the ssme trouble 0 Should the Cullom-Kno- x bill pass mont are adding to the hilarity of his wsil, but merely its sale outside of xttss cured. She thsnked me," SMrs, with the and Democratic canvass by saying that hotels. No saloon could exist as ruch; retroactive amendment Jatan 4nn Sulherlsnd, KsLsmssoo, SMlch, by would naturally ask for indemnity in he Is and always was a Republican. but change a saloon Into a hotel 1 putting a few bedrooma overhead and any case of deportation. She let la borers come here under a law which 0 Happily, the Government did not let a register oa the bar, and liquor would A special invitation is extended to Itself be fopled by the Bow Wongs, become a legal article of merchandise had not been superseded and having 0 everybody i Here- -- done so would not allow them to be visit Honolulu's most delightful residence site. who were refused a charter. This is not the only Joker." Saloons MnS fllU emr tint IIU t U bom irritating w4 after Chinese reformers who want to are prohibited and no penalty is fixed cheated out of their contract wages. mmj othftf to tk wltSHwl WrprUI 0 overturn the- - Peking Government will for breaking or evading the law. A This is perhaps the greatest obstacle 0 have to look for protection elsewhere misdemeanor is described but its pun- of all. than in Hawaiian law. This country ishment is left oat. In thus dealing with the recent' ac 0 IPACDFOC HEIGHTS. serves notice that it is not in the for- So really the GUlett amendment tlon of the House we do not mean to 0 eign conspiracy business. amounts to nothing at all. It la a pre- have it understood that Hawaii wll tentious fraud which reveals Mr. GU- antagonize any fair and proper lnhibi 0 Lord Pauncefote must be tired of lett as a mere player to the galler- tlon of contract labor and its penal en- 0 CM making treaties with John Hay. His ies. In fact, the entire body of amend- forcement. The Islands know that a change must come; they first experience was had when he went ments to the Cullom bill, with one or are prepared 0 KA1ULANI DUIVE Ap. to London to help Embassador Hay two exceptional items, seems to be the to have the contract system abolished. out with the arbitration treaty which chicane. Some one But they resent any retroactive prohi j " result of political Via. Maxima. ima or Grand Boulevard, the 8enate afterward killed. Now the gives sop Cerberus by bitions or penalties as an Injustice to a to the of labor 0 arid in itself an artistic piece of engineering affords easy Hay-Pauncef- canal treaty is prac- requiring that all contract cool lea ar- employer and laborer alike. Further access to all points, as also scenic nwl marine views of - envoy more, they believe such probibi TRUSSES! tically tabled and the British has riving here since the date of annexa- that be- tloas and penalties would exquisite grandeur at every turn. . I another waste of gray matter to tion shall be sent back yet If the au- not hold for 0 moan. thor of this amendment knows any- an instant after they had been passed thing at all be must be aware of the upon by the Supreme Court. Ter-ritori- - ! J Annexation with any kind of a al utter impracticability of such a move. eO- The decision of the Powers i bill is better than a Hawaii It is little he cares for that, however. to send Hi I troops into China unless the Peking without annexation. There was small His point is made when be earns a r i ' Government will subdue We carry the largest and progress and no certainty of domestic resolution of thanks from organized the Boxers. Electric Railway. peace looks like the beginning of most complete stock of these under the old order of things, labor in his district. is the same the end. If It the European soldiers get ' .1 while under the new we are assured of way with other men and clauses that a foothold appliance la the city. Fit Contracts have been let for material, and the work "Annoy a in the Interior of the old both. ncea are to be expected appear In the making of Hawaiian bill empire they guaranteed. of construction, equipping and installation placed in the but they will be gradually done sway win not abandon it; and that they will amendments. Politics and humbug; get Also a varied asosrlsaent hands of a competent electrical engineer to bo fully com such a foothold is A with as Congress becomes well Inform- by their fruits thai! Hawaiian made a reason 1 1 . A tl 1 I this ame probability by pieieu oy June isu xiaving an independent power ed about Hawaii's conditions and makeshift be known. the fact that the Tsung-li-Yam- en '1 Is as helpless we are prepared to furnish electric power for needs. Our people will now await the ac- in the flant : presence of the Boxers heating and other purposes, to our home buil- rv tion of the conferees of the Senate and as it was In The Social Science Association, the that of the Japanese. ders House. Perhaps there will be some at mot reasonable rates. Research Club and the Triangle Club ' i sincerity there, we have our are all at work upon the problems of but Mrs. Dewey in choosing Roosevelt as misgivings. Is year Electric It a Presidential a running-mat- e I municipal government. It is a reas- for her aspiring hus- and plenty of men want to make rec- suring sign of the public spirit end band should first have caught her ; . 4 ords at our expense. Probably we civic pride which will go far, when hare. Governor Roosevelt Is young should get better government if the but he Is not . Our reservoirs are 10 ' '. the time comes, to get and keep sound callow and would hardly bill were put over a session, though Belts local government. Machine men who run for Vice President with McKinley. completed and water at present there Is no visible prospect HS PrOIIllSed. are in- let alone a man who will never come The value of whlca laid so as to sup counting on the apathy of the of has mains that. within wig-waggi- ng telligent citizenship of Honolulu in distance of the been proven in a large dub-be- r ply each lot Permits for making water connections local politics might well take warning. White House. will be on THE RETROACTIVE LABOR CLAUSE-W- e of cases. granted application. An inartArtinn nf t Tin nftrsirf ivn hfimAfl now timldino young spoke yesterday of Intent ol in Hongkong the plague The man who shot at the the abates names of purchasers of lots, will convince anyone ! Prince of seems the authors of the contract-labo- i when the rains come and or the Wales to be another the trades 0 select Guiteau whose mind In unbalanced by amendment to the Cullom-Kno- x bill, blow. Let it be hoped that the down- that PACIFIC HEIGHTS is the choicest and mot t j Belts .! mrent affairs. He has conceived to deprive Hawaii of 29,000 Japanese pour and the fresh northeastern gales of all. the residence sites of Honolulu. f 6 the Idea that the PrlnW of Wales was re- laborers to make room for white work-ingme- n we have been experiencing will wash 0 sponsible for the losses of life in South who would not come. Thlt out and blow away th last vestige of Africa. Besides Guiteau the youth al morning we have a few words to eaj tne pestilence. Bandages s ' so fir- about the futility deportation. resembles the Japanese lad who of AND 0 ed a . bullet at Li .Hung Cfcang How are. these laborers to be found 0F CURRENT INTEREST. when that statesman came to Japan for shipment home? How could the information, prices, etc , Jvervrowdr-t- l PruftwwioiiB. For further term, arty ? ) in 1894 to make peace, and who gave United States Government, with nc Supporters at office of as an excuse that the old Viceroy was records of identification In Ks hands, Estimates place the members of the pick them professions In Chicago as follows: responsible for Japanese losses la the out? It is all the Islanc Lawyers, 4,000; physicians, Of every description. planters, 4.000; min- war. All three criminals were doubt- acting together, can do now isters, 750. Three-fourt- hs of these in less to spot runaways; and us is hardlj each case are insane when they fired their shots. it said to be making incomes SiO0000000000000000obS - likely that these business men would hardly sufficient to pay rent, and the Miss Krout makester8' protest help number of doctors and preachers de- a natural the Federal power to strip their serting against the manner in which own properties their professions for business she has of labor, what could giving immediate returns is said to be I been taxed by the Police Department the Government do to carry out the alarming. nm if for her parlor and collegiate lectures. law? Searching for needles in a grain if She would not have complained If the field would be a light and easy task ifook r.i mar ii. k license law had been enforced against compared with trying to pick out Jap- Our large life insurance companies, with their millions upon millions of MM all alike, but she objected to being sin- anese who have come here under con- FORT STREET. I CO, p. surplus, have educated their more con gled out for an official hold-u- We tract since 1838 and want to stay, BRUCE WARM A sequential employes, says Tip in the are yet unable to learn the reason why from the great army of coolies who New lork Press, to think only In five. she was. It is well enough to compel have been here for a longer period. six or seven figures. In the office of 0 lecturing mountebanks and street-fakir- s And there is another obstacle. Un- the New York Life, for Instance, there . Block. Is a check book whose stubs are not 0 Progress to pay for their privileges but no der what law has Congress the right permitted to to exhibit anything tinder legitimate public entertainer, especial- make legislation of this kind retro- 1150.000. Smaller checks are drawn in 0 ly one whose work is educational, active? If Hawaii came under the other books. fI ought to be made to divide meager Constitution and the laws made In 0 profits with the Government. In Miss pursuance thereof when the flag was (; rx I Wiiffr son. Krout's case Hawaii has singled out a raised, then, of course, it would be le- Henrv E. White, a letter carrier in O., woman for this form of persecution gal enough to punish all local infrac- the Cleveland, postoffice, Is a son of General Sir George White, vrtio com- whose work for good government here tions of the American contract labor manded at Ladysmith. He came to has been zealous and productive. statutes since that time. But the So America about nlreteen years ago. III 8 WSSWWW -- 'III S PERFECT OHVIO LAWRENCE, HEALTH Loyc Building. FOOD. I KV1 F O U AFRICANA CIGARS. The clgara under thU brand are mude bf n VWlmtl ; Havana. Cuba, of the finest TOHACCO growi In Cuba and obJ the hljcnest order of Spanish workmanship Is employed la taw manufacture. We handle them packed In the following at." Sites. Dox. r B FOR SALE "LA AFRICANA Londres Finos" 44 It. IN V J "LA AFRICANA Dorados" . 44 la. M "LA AFRICANA Heliotropes-- la. Z AT ALL GROCERS - In- "LA AFRICANA Pacific Union- 44 - ' a 8AMPLES FREE. "LA AFRICANA Gold of California" 5 in, t5 "LA AFRICANA Perfectos" 4 la. IS &H la. M "LA AFRICANA Ideals" w "LA AFRICANA InvincIblcB" 6V4 ia. " . 1 1 flAHClA I ... - c - V AM e aifo carry a rompirm ii-j- ui urvnv ftv,.w, ftntfj ALVAREZ brands. Manila Inaular Londres at f 3.D0 a hundred. TbeM r Hi have not been rumigaiea. QUEENII ST. Honolulu Tobacco Co., Lid. DISTRIBUTING AGENTS. iMPOrtTEHS OF MJSTACE & CO., DEALERS IN AND MANILA ' .M 1 Wood and Coal. SM0KMS' AlUICltS. ALSO White and Black Sand o7 Tobacco wbich win nU it o Fine Grades Smoking f; ;' "LET ME IN." Tery lowed nurkflt ntm. Merchant Sts. Hooei TELEPHONE NO. 414. Ccncr Fort and THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: IIONOLULU, ArRIL 17, 1900.

1 Honohlna SO Kalapana 8. V 2.43 ' THE WEATHER Lihue (Molokoa) 3.13 5 i Ex Nuuanu, Conway Castle, County of $ Kapoho 7.75 Olaa.... 1.95 SL Moaula ." . $ ' 4.04 Merioneth, Poseidon, and Awinl (Lot 6) ....'.'. 7.87 Arrived C. Just J. LYON a. YORK AND ENGLAND. . FKOfl NEW Kainawns. Meteorological Record Government Sur vey.

For March. Observers are renustAi t .,. their eports promptly at th n.i f each month, that they may appear la me yuu.isnea report oa the 13th of fol- Ths Facts and Figures of the Rain- lowing month. fall and Temperatures for At tha Hawaiian FROM SAN FRANCI That Month. Hotel. 0 The following are lata arriv.i'a Ex Mauna Ala, Santiago, S. S. Australia and other vessels. i. ured at the Hawaiian Hotel: 0 L. P. Harris. New York: C i inhn. The ioKowlng U - the meteorological sou. Akron. O.: H. A. Allen. Honolulu; 0 rord for March as made by Govern-e- nt Mr. ana Mrs. i: ijalvin. tan Francisco; 0UALITY--- Or Meteorologist Lyons: Miicss Hessian. San Kian, i.--. u: Mr an,! liiroe 0 M rs. J. Edward I Plombimig rr -"v-- -rV? Large Goods, Temperature mean for the month. C il-- unison, Honolulu: Willi 71.S normal, 70.6; average It. :im jr Aii 0 r; dally San Francisco; Lieut. C'omd-- . maximum. 73.1; average daily niiai- - barter. n;um, average L. S. N.; Mrs. Dixon. New York; Mr. Hardware in all Lines, House Furnishing Goods, 0 o.; daily range, 13.4; and Mrs. F. II Fernald. Mr. and Vw greatest daily range, 20; least daily Geo. Dogue. 0 range. 7.0; Syracuse, New York; 1 Haviland Ware, Lubricating Oils, Gasoline highest temperature, H2; Croans and wife. Riverside, owesi, ii'J. Cal.; C. A. 0 urown. uoston; E. Urandenstein. San llarometer average, 29.37 Inches: F and Distillate, Mechanics' Tools, Cordage, Nails, 23.33 rancisco; II. u. I'erkins and party. lormal, (corrected for gravity): W ashington. D. D. A. 0 highedt, 3U.12; lowest, 23.73; C: Smith. U. S. It s iieal for home nse a greatest N .: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Iinir IT v goods hange in twenty-fou- r hourB, 0.13. M Wiikes'-irr- LnJ general assortment of in great variety. rs. J. C. Phelps. Miss Phelps. e. TRIAL CONVINCES! Relative humidity, C8.C; normal, Pa.: Miss Whltner. New Tfaron 2.5; mean dew-poin- t, 61.0; normal. Conn.; 0 G1.5; 5.93 itsa Cacon. New Haven, Conn.; tot absolute moisture, grains musses onarpe, v per foot; 6.03. UKesoarre. 1'a.; F. K. 0 cubic normal, Thompson. Chicago: Leon. Rosenthald, Rainfall, 1.67 inches; normal. 3.27; ew a. Not By total for five months from Nov. 1. iorx; it. joraan. wasnington, 0 . C; C. L F. Duhatn. Hoston; Dr. F. 5.37; normal for five months, 22.63. The Carpenter, San Francisco. 0 record-breakin- g drought, as far as aciflc Hardware Company this Island is concerned, still contin 0 ued. I ROM HONOLULU. Chance .LiniTED. Trade-win- d days, 18 (counting five 0 Jays of N. N. E.); normal number of Anotlur Report on Doan'a Back It la not by chance txat my trade-win- d days, 18. Rain-recor- d days. ache Kidney l'ill. business has grown. Knowl- 0 17; normal, 18. Cloudiness (tenths of If your poor back still aches. edge of the business; good 4.3; sky), normal, 4.6. If you toss all night racked in pain, goods and satisfactory-to-yo- u The artesian well level fell during If you cannot bend over or straight prices hare dome the month from 34.03 feet above mean en up. it. sea level to 23.75. This is two feet Depend upon it, it's your kidneys. Anyone who will come la-- to lower than on the let of March 1893. And kidney disorder rarely leaves of the store can obtain, Percentage of district rainfall as it s own accord. Horse Shoers, compared with normal: Hiio, 50; Ha- - Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are a lacksmiths and makua, 40; North Kohala, 50; Waimea, good kidney medicine. 20; North Kona, 30; South Kona, 70; They cure kidney complaints. Kau. 50; Puna, 40; Maui, east slope, This Is how they fulfilled it with a 20; Maui, central, 70; Oahu, 50; Kauai, Honolulu citizen: 1 1 less than 20 per cent. J. LftNDO. Southerly westerly winds and Mr. A. J. Cahill, of Fort street, this FURNISHER HTTEWTIM and city, night watchman in the employ of calms prevailed during the first half of month, a westerly gale on Messrs. T. H. Davies & Co., Ltd., says the the Whilst a young man I was a sailor We have Just enlarged oar bake 12th,i.ftrong trades, and heavy swell oven are now prepared on windward coasts from 20th to 23th. and at one time worked for the Inter and better Una We constantly have on hand a full line of No snowfall on Hawaii mountains, no Island service. I was, however. ever to supply you with thunder, no lightning and no earth obliged to give up sea life on account quakes reported. of severe suffering from my back and BREAD les, Spokes. Rasps, Temperatures as follows: Waimea, kidneys. For this I had tried various Hawaii. 2,7oo feet elevation, mean remedies, but the one which restored ROLLS maximum. 4.S; mean minimum, 63.2; me to health was Doan's Backache at Pepeekeo. Hilo. 100 feet elevation, Kidney Pills procured at Hollister's CAKES rings, Wheels, Files, 78.8 and 67.4; at Kohala, 585 feet ele Drug Store. They relieved me com vation. S0.4 and 66.8; at Kealakekua, pletely after years of suffering. If any PASTRY, etc 1,."80 feet elevation, at 6 a. m., 58.4. one desires further particulars he may n, apply to me. I am to be found at Van Orders by telephone will be Carriage Paints Anvils, Rainfall For March, 1900. Dorn's Ship Chandlery, Fort street" attended to l' (I'rom reports to Weather Bureau.) You should get the same medicine HAWAII. which helped Mr. Cahlll. See that the Shoes, Bellows, Elev, full name DOAN'S BACKACHE KID Horse -- Rain. BY- Station ' "(Ft.) (la.) NEY PILLS Is on the wrapper and re Ins, Waiakea 50 5.58 fuse any Imitation. Nails, Vices, etc,, etc. Hilo (town) 100 5.16 Doan's Backache Kldner Pills are Pepeekeo 100 4.56 sold by all chemists and storekeepers Hakalau 200 4.70 at 50 cents per box, six boxes 2.50, or 1 Gil . Honohlna ...... 5.64 will be mailed on receipt of price by 1 Laupahoehoe 500 he Ilolllster Drug Co., Honolulu 823 FORT ST. TEL CTL Ookala 400 5.48 wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Kukalau , 250 4.87 Islands. ciflc Supply Co. Paauilo 750 5.55 Vehicle and Paauhau (Moore) 300 2.02 Sale. Paauhau (Greig) 1150 3.99 For Honokaa (Muir) 425 2.99 BERETANIA. NEAR FORT STREET. Honokaa (Kalehua) ....1900 5.38 THE OLD ESTABLISHED DRY, Kukuihaele 700 3.82 Awinl Ranch 1100 3.96 Ex GOODS BUSINESS Awinl (Lot 6) 2300 6.81 Australia: KNOWN AS Nlulii 200 2.70 SDON Price 25cts. Kohala (Parsonage) 350 3.02 lhe Temple of Fashion. WORKS 585 iron Kohala Mission 2.11 Eastern and California Oysters Kohala Sugar Co 234 2.58 San Francisco, California. 400 c Hawl 2.18 Salmon Red Cabbage Located on Fort street, between the f Hawi 600 2.20 Ilolllster Drug Co.'s establishment nod 1 Waimea 2720 1.45 Stripped Das a Naval Oranges tednd-in-g THE Kailua 950 1.06 H. F. Wlqhman'a Jewelry store, Lanihau . . .1540 Celery Lemons Kealakekua .1580 2.10 Limes 1 ENGINEERS AND BUILDERS Naalehu . . 650 0.93 Cauliflower Goodwill, Stock, Fixtures, Naalehu . . .1350 1.69 Frankfort Naalehu . . .1725 3.24 Turnips Sausages. Ing Honuapo .. . 23 0.55 Outstanding Accounts,Etc. Machinery, Heine Boilers, Sheldon Hllea ...... 310 0.30 850 1.90 above mentioned busi- Pahala - Bids for the Moaula 700 2.93 ooo- ness will be received at the offlce eg lain Tubular Olaa (Russel) 1700 0.86 Gear, Lansing & Co., Judd Boilers, Corliss Engines, Volcano House 4000 .2.47 bulldlnc Kapoho ... 110 3.14 by the undersigned up to Saturday. Edition 10 2.96 Levvis & Co. April 21st, at noon. Pohoiki Cane Gars, Vacuum Pans Kalapana 8 4.56 In regard to the above FOOD SPEaALISTS. Particulars OF THE MAUI. bueiness will be furnished by rttber 600 0.08 Lahainaluna 111 Fort SL -:- - Telephone 240. undersigned or Mr. J. F. Hum berg 1 all Olowalu 15 the Machinery for the complete equipment of 700 0 97 at the offlce of II. Hackfeld Jb On. Ltd. Mills. Waiopae Ranch Kaupo (Mokulau) 285 1 63 JUST ARRIVED. HAWAIIAN DRY GOOD3 ASSOCIA- KIpahulu 0 ,53 TION. LTD., Topeka 70 0 New Importation of Hamoa Plantation By V. , Nahlku 100 0.58 ILK GOODS, In the piece; BILE A. GEAR. OFFICE: Rooms 5 and 6, Progress Block. Haiku TOO 3.71 HANDKERCHIEFS, BILK SHAWLS, PresidenL )ECO POTS, 19NL ' Ku'.a (von Tempsky) ...4000 RATED FLOWER NEW Dated at Honolulu April 13th. HONOLULU. H. L 4 J i Daily Capital Kula (Kealahou) 2900 PORCELAIN CUPS AND SAUCERS, S518 Punomalel 1400 4.14 rEA AND DINNER SETS, CARVED Pala . 150 VORT. RATTAN CHAIRS. CARVED Haleakala Ranch .2000 4.37 IANDALWOOD BOXES. Hawaiian Soda Work Hawaiian Ct OAHU. Carriage Hfg. Punahoii (W. .. . 50 1.67 rHESE GOODS ARE THE HAND Bureau) EMMA STREET near Vineyard. , Consisting of the five days from March Kulaokabua . 50 1.30 10MEST IN ALL HONOLULU. St.) . 15 SOLK 13th 17th, inclusive, can now be had Kewalo (King WO CHAN & AGENTS to Makikl Reservoir . 150 1.04 WING CO.. of Kaplolani Park . 10 0.61 210-21- 1 Nuuanu Btret. Manufacturer of PRIZE Rubber TireSWheel Co. School St. (Bishop) .... . 50 2.43 Asylum . 30 1.85 - Insane pie Instruments Used In Ale, Lemonade, Sareaparilla OO- Nuuanu (W.W.Hall) ... . 50 2.01 Glip Nuuanu (Wyllle St.) ... . 230 2.94 The Silent Barber Shop SODA' In Siphons, and Other Aerated The only durable Tire in Nuuanu (Flee. Stn.) ... . 405 3.48 Waters. Nuuanu (Elec. Stn.) .... . 405 3.49 At Thoroughly Dielnfected Befort the market Thos. G. . 850 4.2:1 Using. Thrum, Nuuanu Luakaha Prop. Manoa (W. Dairy) . 283 5.58 JOSEPn FERNANDEZ. TELEPHONE 506. CARRIAGE REPAIRING neatly Maunawill . 300 2.25 ARLINGTON HOTEL. HOTEL ST STATIONER. HILLS BROS., Manufacturer. done with promptness and dispatch. Kaneohe . 100 2.85 Waiiuanalo . 25 - Ahuimanu . 350 F. MAKINNEY. unnnnn flfl- . 23 1.62 W. 121 Queen St. Tel. 47. tin urn Kahuku Cleveland . mi Ewa Plantation . 60 0.68 nuruLiiaii Ifm Waipabu . 200 0.37 SEARCHER OF RECORDS. KAUAI. Wheels 01B : Oppoalte W. C. IRWIN CC 108 KING STREET. m AMERICAN Llhue, Grove Fa-- .... . 200 0.48 Lead all others. Tale : : Manager. Libue (Molokoa) . 300 0.93 Is especially G.J.Waller Kealia . 12 0.43 trae of lt9t Kilauea . o . ABSTRACTS AND EP.TlFlCATlJ Models. Don't buy u-ti- l WholesaUe and KtUU Hanalei . 10 OF TITLE CAREFULLY rREPAh.IL &VEUNa you eee thesa. Waiawa . 32 FEBRUARY, in AND Ookala 9.17 We have the latest Kukaiau 10.31 MONET TO LOAN ON REAL B NAVY SECURITY. Co ft- CONTRACTORS Kalehua 8.32 TATE 5 Honolulu Bike - and. ifcTccl--l Paauilo 11.37 TIco . 209 HOTEL ST. CALL Awinl 6.41 AND 3E12 TMEM. H. W. FOSTER & CO., Hawl 600 2.90 Gold and Silversmiths. Hawl 300 1.50 SEATTLE . BEER R. Lewert F. J. Lowrey C K Cooke ,l,e Uy8 Kohala Par 84 more. Honokaa (Mulr) 00 --AT THE LEYERS &, COOKE. FINE WATCH REPAIRING. EN Kewalo 0.97 fm porters and Dealers In Lumber GRAVING and DIAMOND-SETTIN- G Waiawa 2.63 tat KJHG street All Goods and Work Guaranteed Haiku 4.47 CRITERION SALOON, Building Materials. Offloe IsohimOUIllIIlat ABOVEJO ETHEL. 209 HOTEL BTRBVT. Hakalau 6.77 414 Fort S: ui..- - t

i THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, APRIL 17. 1000. MERRY DANCERS PARTIAL LIST OW t f HI i MtMjiJ Due By Today's Australia: WHO GO AT MAKAWELI REAL ESTATE oo Plantation Social on Kauai With a SALE 4 5FOR Australia Has a Bis Cctiiiion in Wnich Pretty BY favars Were Giver. Closing ON ICE. Booking. E. FISHER, Seasonable Fresh Fruits and Vegetable. WILL An A pleasant party was given at the Makawell Plantation Social Hall," Ly REAL USTATU AGENT .Turkeys, Over Two Hundred People Will Leava ! Mr. and Mrs. Morrison on Saturday Out! Ducks and Chicken.TRY ONE OF OUR TENDER BROILERS. AND AUCTIONER. For the Coast Today on evening. April 7th, in honor of Mrs. Center and Mis Center, who arc leav Cor. Fort and Merchant Sts. Fresh Salmon The Old Liner. ing, after a mou delightful vLait, for Our lino of v And Flounder, Smoked Salmon and HalibuL their home in Alameda. Everything helped to make the evening most On the Australia today will Tate Tor pleasant a bright moon, cool evening. IMPKOVLI). Fresh Potatoes Sweets." 1900 And Onions. Cervelat Sausage (In foil). "And In the Coast tiie largest number of cabin good muic, decorations, supper and o t'2.-.- Alanal SL. lease of cottage t! passengers ever carried from Honolulu many friends. About eighty were pres- ent. 6 rooms, size of lot 2ix7U, lease runs Frozen Oysters by that old liner. Nearly a hundred sup- IS (In foil). After a program of nine dances months. Both California aud Ea stern. Cream Cheese people are booked to sail and accom er was fccTvtd In un adjoining lanal. $:hh i:ach. 2 verr neat cottages oi . 5 iiL, be modations are at a pit-mium- In the A cotillon after supper was the Ten rooms each, on Kawalahao WAWh 101 Cruenhagen's Bon Bons. steerage will be at least- one hundred ure of the evening. It was led by Mr. tween Cook and ard bis., ize oi Danford and Misj Center, and consist- 2x1 In) each. And Marshmallows. twenty-fiv- e persons, many of whom 7! nl ed of tsix pleasing ligurcs, with pretty 121AJ0 Corner South and Queen Sts at S:i: jierrent have wait(l anxiously for months to favors, and was as much eajoyid by the lease of 12 years, monthly income now reach San Francisco at a cost not too pectators as by the participants. The 53i ; can be easily increases. - ...... rooms ... .4 V .1 hearty sinking of "Auld Lang Syne" Cosy cotuge and jot, losi'd a very enjoyable evening. and bath, cUble, etc., oi Kawalahao piles o' b..?Kai:e yesterday on -- M. 0., LTD. liieat Among those present were: Mr. and Su, between Cummings and Kamaku, THE th? wharf of tho Ccaslc Steamship Mrs. A. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. bize of lot .0x200. This Is very cheap, 2-B- IG STORESr2 Company showed thai the passengers Knudsen, Mr. and Mrs. lloftr. Dr. and toou Ueretania SL. cottage of 6 were taking plenty of clothing along. Mrs. King, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gay, rooms, tdze of lot C0xl3G; very cheap; good improvements. The employes cf the company had lots Mr. and Mrs E. E. Conant.Mr. and Mrs. in midst of Waterhouse Store, Th: Mclatyre Store, aimer, Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey, Mr. and $3200 Kewalo district. Kawaianao 1 M. .He of v.ork to do. Ladle s who wanted tet Cummings, 6 KWG AND FORT STREETS. Mrs. Dyson, Mr. and Mrs. Coke, Mr. and SL. between Ward and BSTHEL STREET J CO? ter cabins fussed about Purser McComb Mrs. Haskell, Cnptain and Mrs. Dasher, cottages; income $30 per month. w Telephone 22. 7tk9ftea9 24. aud Chief Steward Seeley and men who Mr. and -- Mrs. Monthel, Mr. and Mrs. $3500 Queen SL, lot with 2 cottages Merchant Strcr. wanted certain things Just bo made Blackie, Mr. and Mrs. Morrison., Mrs. between Cooke and Ward Sts.; sire vigorous efforts to arrange matters in Maurer, Mrs. Center, Misses Ewart, of lot 50x100. i advance. Center, Rice, Thatcher, Np.i1, Mahlum. $5500 A bargain; Kakaako su, A number of the Galh iana whoie Im Whlttlngton. Daisy Neal. Hastle. Men-gle- r. hniiH nnd lot. contains 44 rooma. lease prisonment for violation of labor con Messrs. Danford. Fries. Opfergelt, on land 9 years to run and privilege tracts made such a stir a year ago, were N. Greig, Craik. Glennan, Hosie, Han- of 10 more years, low rent; income In the steerage. Scores of women and sen. Flohr, Brandt, C. Gay, Hastie. J. $:CG per month. others who came tefking employment K. Burkltt, Cnmpsie. A. Morrison. Hut- - $6200 Beretanla St.. cottage of 6 and not a few tourists who have spent ton. Shand. Rnddlmnn. Horn. McOlll. rooms, cozy and neat; has all modern OCtOMMM Mi MaJ most of their funds during a prolonged Dr. Sandow, Rev. W. M. Massie, and Improvements; size of lot 100x140. stay were also below stairs. The de others. $0500 Maklkl SL. above Wilder Ave., parture of the Australia will be a scene cottage contains 7 rooms, bath etc. THE of hustle. The following 1.4 a list of size of lot 225x100; excellent buy. those who have tecured tickets for the tiooo Thurston Ave., cotuge ad ORPHEUM ( trip: I joining the residence of Mr. Austin; I). R. Vida. T. Whitson. E. I Emry. air? possesses a magninceni panoramic 0RPMEUM Bloc -- ' W. H. Timminc. Thomaa frond. Mr. view: cannot be obstructed; elze of Fort Btrt. FRESH CALIFORNIA and Mrs. J. C. Cohen. Mrs. llurrow. lot 85x200. Flrst-cla- a In every da Miss Bella Bartley. Mi?s U Jacobw. Miss $S500 Queen St., lot and small nite neip employed. ChoeFeman, Miss II. C. Buhflpld. F. V. Showing near Punchbowl SL. size POPULAR PRIdS Meier, wifo, and A. 72x96; new brewery property. : : COWS. children maid; adjoins MILCH Drew and wi.'e. Miss V. Nolte. Miss F. suitable for warenouse. Katz. J. S. McCar.dless. A. S. Hum- - This morning splendid assort $10,600 Beretanla SL, business cor - phreys.Mrs. Klem oo- Dorland. Miss PInkham.T. ment of Unbleached, Bleached and Col ner, size 116x75. Harry M. Smith. W. George Ashlev. Miss C. MANAGER. - ; L'MMHKOVH). 4 Martin. Miss S. Call. J. H.'Smith. W. ored V. Correy. C. Mrs. Captain Stock-Yar- ds Robinson. $450. $25 cash. $10 Per Month Ka v ( I. Co., I'edrson. Miss Leicester, Miss M. Dow magnificent view, on Honolulu er, Mrs. pahulu lots, with Merriweather and child. Miss line proposed electric can, branch Annie Miss Boss- - of Bartholomew. Emelie office property for convenience of LIMITED. - on Great hard, Mr. and Mrs. Ynew Chonjr. Arm- LINEN desiring see lota. i strong Smith, V. A. Mrs. W. Darties to the Johnson. $1200 Corner Kapahulu and Caatle J. Hills. Miss Weieand and thre chil 3 60x100 eacn. A. Hopper Miss M. road. Waiklkl. lot dren. J. and wife. $1600 Young SL. lot near McCully t Reductions Hopper. Mrs. S. Oilman. J. McfJuire, Special de C. Capilos. Larspn. A. Sl. size 75x138. terms It A. W. Welch. TABLE sired; should be seen to be appreciat J. J. Williams. W. Murray and wife PAN At R. Thompson, R. C. (lead. W. ed. J. P College Hastings. BAMEM Harry. Miss Hazen, A. L. $2000 St corner Mifs Lincoln, 81 RAH if. J. M. McChesney and A. size 75x125. wife. Merrl BAM-ASC- $2000 Beretanla SL, lot 75xl3S. NAT weather, wife and three children ; Mr. McCully Young iHats Colo: SL. and Mrs. Renjos daughter. W, i $2400 corner of all and Mrs. Sl,' elegant lot 111x95; 2 lota may be i H. Johnson, Mrs. O. Grove. Miss Fern-bach- . necessary; Mrs. W. Mrs made of It; special terms If French. Wolters, With Napkins and Dollies to mabra, $3500 Vineyard St.. lot size t?x0; J. C. MrCandless, two children and Installments or otherwise if desired. maid; Mrs. Morrison, C. H. W. Norton, $450014 desirable lots on Kapahulu S Mrs. and Miss Center. M'. H. Water-house- . Fancy C. S. road. Jr., H. Dickey and wife, $6500 1 acres, facing King Mr. S. Palama, Wilson nnd wife. Noight, R SL Crowe. Mrs. D. H. Case and two chil- Good Summer Wearing $S00O Beretanla St., lot adjoining dren. Mrs. J. F. Bowler. Miss Williams. 36x108; good C. Mighell. D. Progress block, size has W. W. Itrown. J. E business future. Langren. R. K. Shoemaker. J. Wright, $10,500 Elegant residence corner lot O. P. Cameron and wire. Miss E. Car Aves., size son, C. Kellojrg, Dal- - corner Maklkl and Wilder Mura HR& CROWN will you have for your Summer Shirts, E. P. Baenteli. R. E.W: Jordan. 206x107; should be seen to be appreci- IT. What ton, W. Wansuier. J. H. Walker and Improvements poor. darling? wife, W. W. llledsne. R. W. Dal ton, F ated; THE IIA1UR. A. W. Kaufman and wife. A, 10 : Fabvn, Fort Street. Additional list furnished upon appli- 118 Nuuanu. TL 111 2IASTEU CROW,N A W. Benedict, W. H. Gregg. Peter Foley t .T. - cation to P. O. box 8C5. WillHms. A. Jordan. W. S. McWil- WILL E. FISHER. liam. J. W. Cooke. Mrs. A. Connor, Real Estate Airent and Auctioneer, Miss L. Roche. J. Hacktt. M. Brand C493 Fort and Merchant Sts C. Thompson and wife, H. Our and fron. J. Wilmer. J. F. Byrnes. Mr. Schmaler. M. Good. S. Valentl. H. R. Tuck. Mrs. Ro senburg. J. Stewart, J. Bruce, E. Aboro-- NEW STABLES, HIRT - SILKS S. Koralski, John I skl. Frank Davis. Celebrated - - Vr NEW RIGS, tsri Kharaklela. Johnson Caster, John 1 maraa, lecauso I believe every young M. h gentleman ought to Klaeryk. M. S. Belmer. Harry Par wear thin clothe in summer. ker. D. S. Smith. S. Cogill. H. W. Lur-fick- . NEW HARNESS, John Henderly. J. E. Madigan. M In Fact Everything New K ICS Searle, W. G. G Bread Foss. .W. Anderson. Norton, A. Larsen. B. P. Gale. A. Mc AT THE pherson, W. L. White. Pelro Day, Miss Id light enough to hare been by Brownies' hands; CaTl on IWAKAMI ami Walter, J. Parsaskl, H. E..Sherwin. made see these splendid SUMMER Benjamin G. M. Webb. G. D. white enough to please the CUT Tni5 Lueter, HEAD COT Tapper, Mrs. Sherman and pon, H. En- - most epicurean taste, and de- Waikiki Stables KEEP TIIE ele, R. C. Boehm. J. Matlod. R. Sutter licious enough to suit every feet warm la th Slvl Mr. Moore, Mr. Gorman. M. Kiley. A. J body. the doctors In time of Henry, H. Cody kind. Pacheco's Danrtmn Brown, W. T. Darkln. use on the W .Tames Patterson. V. Santos. A. M All our bread Is made of the the best to very best materials by ex- We will deliver and call for rigs or- frothing, Invlgorstlnr Byones. M. Groch. M. Brank. John coollnf Royce. L. E. Toomer. Mrs. W. J. Hills perts in a modern bakery. dered through us. Hacs on call at all besides posseting hours. contained in no oihrr p"? A. B. Richards. R Picket. G. B. D incan (h S TRY US ON YOUR NEXT mnrkrt and wife. F. Bechten. W. L. Cole, W. TELEPHONE BLACK 141. PACI1F.C0 S J 1 ORDER. TELEPHONE 71. Ferguson. G. Henry. Caplllo. J. H s IWAKAMI DANDRUFF Kiu-I- TTrl. H A. Roberts. Mrs. George Pools. by drupef'1 H. for sle sll H. Allison. R. H. Mnddock. Saylor Shoj; telT- - s Hotel Street. M. Ford. c. ii. Jinn, Prop. Union Barber Mirs Oriswold nt Central Union. I NO FAULT PINDP Mifs Delia E. Griswold sang the of Hi A. DOLLINGER'S Lultcd, Mgr. J. After you rrrelvfrf rertory solo. "The Lord Is Risen," at J Oswald in graph from this r the Central Union JUST ARRIVED! Church Easter HOTEL STREET. Satisfaction night. Sullivan's magnificent sons had Dress Perfect EX "E. D. SUTTON." had as fine an Interpretation Mana hol W " and those whose fortune it was to ha ness of Art Pb Mls3 Griswold'a rendition of "The ! Making I believe I h" n Light of the World will not soon for Qhayo point, or iMr n get it. Its sacred promise of gladness to gt ' .A LARGE and VARIED Assortment of to all who believe, and its chant of joy In the Resurrection, were brought Parlors Ask Your Friends out in thrilling tones by Miss Gris Who hsve hsdourFJ wold's rich contralto voice. The singer aro removed to 472 l'eretania s how they like tw anrl the song were in delightful accord Everybody is with the message of the day. street, next to donatives Photo Call and See (2 invited to call at all cry. The Bne collwtl HORSE in- ! i!!tl GOODS A t Til CAUGHT A DREADFUL COLD, our store and OoOats, Whips, Bits, Spurs, Leggings, Boots, Pads, Laahes, Bandages, Salve Marlon Kooke, manager for T. M spect tho on exhibition all' Salt Stocks, Coolers, Horse Clothing, Scrapers, Pins, Lap Robes, HaJters. Thompson, a large imported of fine r HONOLULU aim rims stock or ; .n .T;a 1 millinery at 16jS Milwaukee Avenue JL J. WILLLUIST s- . i fliixan Chicago, says: "During the late severe weather I caught a dreadful cold which AND EAR INFIRMARY FORT 8TREST kept me awake at night and made me Great M Harness and Riding unfit to attend my work durisg the Supported by Voluntary Contributions. Saddles day. One of my milliners was taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for WATCHES Cf oa ovo raami fact are. REASONAB LE PRICES. severe cold at that time, which seemed Bargains FREE TREATMENT to the Poor of to relieve her so quickly that I bought all nationalities. -A- XD- some myself. It acted like magic and we aro THIS WEEK. For Information aa to cards of ad- I began to Improve at once. I am now ofleritiR mission and to the service, etc., etc, entirely well and feel very pleased to apply , by at the ooo " acknowledge Its merits." For sale DO NOT FAIL TO ATTEND. Benson, Smith &. Co., Ltd., wholesale Order fl C. agents. Jeweler; Hide to R. COLLINS INFIRMARY --AT- While renearsing for the part of the CO. Third Flood, Progress Block. ESTABLISHED 1891. 'Duke of Reichstadt" in Rostand s new CHIYA & play, Mme. Bernhardt "lived the part Nuuanu and 9. 0. 307 Leading Harness Minufacrar r ser Corcer The Advertiser la delivered to any 7i even to the .point of having her Tel. 9S3 part of tha city for 78 cents per month. BIART'S KING STREET, NEAR NUUANU. vants address ner as iionseigneur. Hotel Street

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utiiuiu, ana mey reii upon eacn oiaer inwiucu nuu ia return, no gave New WEAVER THE VEB HE WOVEi ' splendid York city to supply the literary after the manner of old friends. entertainment on credit, luattnai ror tne syndicate IIL! But aboard the mon-o- letters and fHE FIRST 1 whether they met aa old friends Norna. He borrowed r the magazines, briefly relates come of ey In as mere acauaintar.res. the two men mims of a thousand dollars or his experiences as follows: MfGMI always managed to get up little games less. Finally his creditors, becoming "I Joined the UiT THE YACHT NORMA AND HER .SKIPPER oi poKer, one was suspicious, me was Norna at the port of HAWAII, LTD. and of them at least rorna seized for Fayal la the Azores, whither the Nor- sure to come out a hi winner at the debt. na ncorporated Under the Law i end. The had COme from Rermnda ta Poker. Indeed, was the principal "Commodore" left Auckland by modore' Weaver a! he himse?f Republic of Hawaii. diversion, not to say business, of Me- -; mail steamer for Sydney, where he acted as his own skipper hfr-srs- . Weaver and P . The exploits said remittances from New York wereltainly was Aothorlzea Capital. $1,000,000 at poker him. an admirable sailor how- - ut of the two during their stay) due But, according to ccaneer are now gen-(abo- him. Weaver the last ever much he might have been lack-n- g, ,. anl bu left hla wife behind at Hongkong finally excited such a de-- accounts, these had not arrived, and ln Pail Up CapUal. 500,000 I aim ir ew ork. sent re-- gree ther respects. He is a tall, " to have faded into the lie her no of animosity, or perhaps jealous the Norna was still In pawn at Auck-env- y, finely - - ana poor framed man, with a handsome OFFICERS r-"- , AND Dl n!v to the realms -- -finuiances, the little woman that both of them suddenly quit land. RECTOWli on vu.j nnany died In n. face and a very engaging manner. We la absolute want rm the city by different ways. Weaver j Will Weaver be able to redeem had Cecil Brown Prwlaa !)Ut In reality they are not an ghe had In Thirty-fift- h her a delightful trip cruising taken sailed ; about one street. for Yokohama, and Mr. P and will this extraordinary yachtsman the Azores, and Mark P. Robinson Vice Pmt , h methods nave Deea is Earn to have literally the 'Commodore' made t '.nil their starved to and his spouse also departed for that.be able to continue his most extraordl-po- rt W. O. Cooper eil1, day. was mends wherever he went. CatttM ...i. th npwfr by steamer. j nary trip? EL Without giving any This is an interesting "Weaver was very fond dilating M. Boyd aau-th- is warning, the The two parties 'question of Servrs remarkable rreeuooier, Norna spread met "by chance" In with Interested New Yorkers. upon his wealth and upon his Directors Cecil Brown, Uara & her sails during one Yokohama. Weaver arrived some days A ha been seen. Weaver has been wealthy various city. n33 apparently night, and ere the dawn had broken relatives in the United Slates Robinson, Bruce CartwrirM. IV. n. she had vanished beyond but he told his stories with such a Cooper and H. M. Ton Holt tv.iP f n i oi a iiiww the horizon straightforward . ...,iri.l Ilia that bounds the waters and. withal, such an LUC nlcture about Bermu- unassuming :) J' . In da. There was sorrow on air. that ther alwav n. DRAW EXCHANOH n0r th! among the shore --speared to have the ring of ON: tradesmen and others In Ber- truth about San Francisco Th AnrVrr . i, so. 1.797. Hi name 13 muda. mem. ne always looked you straight flilttt ,W. - ln the eye when spinning nlan Bank, Limited. WClV'tT. !....lcuiiuiauuci The Norna then made way his yarns, in J her to a manner that disarmed Chicago The Merchants' Loaa mmM the Azores and cruised suspicion. " lilsn gentleman adventurer about those ri,. Trust Company. beautiful little Islands. At Punta del uuiwuusiaauing!... wnat iia h w rinr(!i "ntei Gada Weaver to be a general urbanitv and New York J. ft W. Seligmam ft Cms succeeded In getting the ity of character, he was pany. .. hu crul.se as Commo United States consular agent to cash a vigorous martinet to his sailors. Thev Atonri In London The Anclo-Callisrx- At.a ntic Yacht Club and as a draft which was never honored. At awe .reoftlie York Punta del of him. and were careful not tn Bank. Limited. lore ot m New lacht Gada he ran across a couple arouse him by any uir.s of young Americans on a pleasure trip inattention to duty. Paris Societ Generals. ,u j- me yacnt was more than three and with his usual hospitality In- always in Berlin Cebruder Meyer. I'.r he shipshape order and ready to bear rt.rn milt3 r weaver nas uu vited them to go with him aa far as the the Hamburg M. IL Warburr ft Uium" e closest inspection." world in-th- schoon-Som- a, Madeira Islands. New York Hr. pany. , r i about the Several poker games Id. formerly of New York. took place on the way from Hongkong and Yokohama' - the Azores lit ,r,; , a Ions lane that has no turn- to Madeira, and the young men fully Chartered Bank of India, AatlralU. Vr -t paid for passage. l i it Uu- the Noma is resting ai their THE BEST REMEDY FOR RHEUM and China. h iii the waters of Auckland har-"- f The Norna remained at Madeira but ATISM. Australia The Union Bank cf He is held as a hostage for a iew aays, ana then Limited. whore sailed for the Quick Relief From Pain. trails. Vurn of various sums that the Aincan coast, ner next port being Mo-gad- or, Canada Bank of Montreal borrowed from confld- - on the coast of Morocco. From All who use Chamberlain' Pain Mogador Ma-zaga- n, Balm for rheumatism are :(iv,i-- m of that town. The the yacht proceeded to dellshtd - Exchance nnri r- "himself ha gone on to 9yd- - and thence she went to Gibral- with the quick relief from pain which bouoht tar. At Gibraltar Weaver was anoras. When speakine of thin Mr. and Letters of Credit Issued or. notified D. all parts are some citizens of New that the New York comnanv whirh wa N. Sinks, of Troy, Ohio, says: "Some of the world. ry. to lime ago I bad a severe It who would like to see the Norna handle the syndicate and magazine attack of my CLAUS in home waters, for it was letters had disbanded, and consequent- rheumatism in arm and shoulder. SPRECKELS. WM. G. IXVFfJt t . I ,1 I II. ,..na ...... 1 n ly he could hope for no more money I tried numerous remedies but got no of a cruise around the irum source, "being man relief until I was recommende.l bv 'k heme mai nut a Messrs. Cis 1 co.. There are several people here of re.wurcea." he was In no wise dis- Geo. F. Parsons & Co., drug- Emu r'j gists of place, km ,'.--? the poorer on account of their heartened. He concluded tn en t this to try Chamber HONOLULU, lain's Pain Balm. They IL L action tth his scneme, ana wno alone, and he managed to get a Gibral- recommended to have a chance tar banker to cash a It so highly that I bought a bottle. I ii like therefore worthless draft was soon pain. SAN FRANCISCO AGENTS tjt" upon the yacht. for $300. The Norna sailed for Eng- relieved of all I have ln-ria- NEVADA NATIONAL gtheme was unique and z. land, and Blnce recommended this liniment to BANC OR Veiver's anchored amid a great fleet many my SAN FRANCISCO. He secured the yacht Norna off Portsmouth gathered to celebrate cf friends, who agree with me is beet remedy oia the .Manning agency, anu.ne the Queen's Jubilee. that it the for mus i2.m1 a company to tend her cular rheumatism In the market." For DRAW EXCHANGE ! ON the world. Out of the way and Schemes in London. sale by Benson, Smith ft Co.. Ltd., SAN stall ad wholesale ageits. FRANCISCO T kaon-- places especially were to Weaver Immediately ordered his! tlonal Bank of San Frinriim rijlted. Syndicate were to I.. letters LONDON LS. yacht to be painted and scraped j The Union Bank of n'.ifd to as many Sunday news- - and In new don (Ltd.). rj as could be Induced to take sails to be made for her. Mean- - NICHOLAS J. WEAVER. BANK OF HAWAII. NEW YORK American Exchange M and a monthly magazine or trav IE tlonal Bank. ailed the "Norna Magazine," was CHICAGO oubll3'ied. A writer and a pro-- -- LIMITED Merchants' National Baa were engaged to supply the credit Lyonnals. hpipr BERLIN Dresdner n and the material ror tne maga-- ncorporated Bank. were by Under the Laws of the HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA Thw to be handled the Republic of Hawaii. York company. Hongkong and Shanghai Baald CAPITAL $400,000.00 Corporation. eaver at first endeavored to en- - Radyard Kipling, and later he OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA Frank Stockton would write Bank of New Zealand. the Chas M. Cooke in, but neither of these seemed to President VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER-sU- P. C. aA to terms. He also said eminent Jones Vice President or untish North America, .tli;i" would go along to make C. H. Cooke Cashier win, but when the Norna was F. C. Atherton Assistant Cashier inmsoci 0 General Bonkmo i Eicira y trm to sail there were none on board. Directors Henry Waterbouse. Tom Deposits Received. Loans out six months after the Norna May, F. w. Macfarlane, E. D. Tenney. Approved bus lurted on her cruise from 8ecurltr. Commercial asM thia A. McCandless. Travelers' Credit Issued. the New York company grew Solicits Bins 1 ot the Accounts of Firms. Cor Exchange Bought and Sold. ry meeting weavers drafts and porations, aM Tho writer photogra-- Trusts, Individuals and will COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY and promptly and alw abandoned the yacht on the carefully attend to all ACCOUNTED FOR. m and returned to New York. business connected with banking en aia diiint.ed. however. Weaver trusted to it. Sell and Purchase For eign brav y on his way, although he Exchange, Issue Letters of Credit. THE YOKOHAIIA SUCH BAM vn cut off from the1 alnews of SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Far thre yearn h has managed LIMITED. jaot only himself afloat, but ai- - Ordinary and Term Deposits received wk, on uoard or which are a and Interest allowed in accordance mas'er, a mate, eight sailors, a with rules and conditions printed in Subscribed Capltd Tea 24.C0O.C0S rl aad a rook. Quite a goodly pass books, copies of which may be my tobeaupported simply by the haa on application. Paid Up Capital . Ten 12.000,000 "tone man. For Weaver has had Judd Building, Fort street. EJioaraw on excent his wits. Reserved Food . . Ten 7.600,000 nas anaase.i until hint larelv nunue n xtraordlnarv triD CHOICE y by aeaas of the depredations HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. rani. led a' various rKrts alone INTEREST ALLOWED: On Fixed Deposit for 12 months 4 9. . Under Two Flags. Investments p. a. On Fixed Deposit for 6 months Sfe p. . p. tie ai,rd under two Mass. a. I'e--ue n.i of the New York On Fixed Deposit for 3 months I a. a u.) ana U. S. Gold Bonds, p. a. that of th Aihrnip 1 Club ami lie Bearing 6 per cent interest. INTEREST ALLOWED BY TMJI Jm miKS. H: riVf.rtfo mo'h HEAD OFFICE AT YOKOHAMA: lamia? me W nil have i,n On Current Deposit 1 2-- 10 ld Hoatinn worthies drafts. Of Estates Taken sen per day. t On U'-- that he ha.s Fixed Deposit for 12 months, f entered per handsome yacht flying the Care of. cent p. a. "ni-Kno- Amer can The bank buys and receives for -- vacht THE NORNA LEAVING HONOLULU. .wayi helped him in vvhat- - YACHT We are systematically organ lection Bills of Exchange, lsra f'ae he baa chosen to play, lzed for the purpose of taking Drafts and Letters of Credit and trsas-act- s .'ITU M lllmrw.,, .1.. care of funcs or property, and a general banking business. COOt whooner, of eighty tons time he took up his quarters at the after hi friend, during last June. tied un several times, but he has al can legally act as Trustee, in Men.lP ways get away by hook or Guardian, or civics and la nlnetv-fl- v Hotel Cecil, In London, where ho cut There was much play on board the managed to Administrator f" iter line iw days, even by had might to Executor. Agency Yokohama Specie of and one hundred and a wide swathe, posing as a millionaire. yacht during these and crook. He has not Bank: )anlruntV' """rail, .sue WjJ, ,i9nnnPil He gave it out that his physician had during the warm days of July and part back him upon the high seas, nor New Republic Bldg., Honolulu, XL L head. Smith. .inil wna .nil In ordered a three years' cruise for him of August. Then the place got too hot Spanish galleons freighted with gold th He yard Deposit an(1 of C. & R. In his yacht, but that after a cruise of for them entirely. to prey upon, but he has existed in Safe ng '"j PoiUon. of years seen cooling J ua nt'verai teveral mouths he felt perfectly well, Mr. Weaver, in addition to his other luxury for three and has him-te- lf upon preP1 ,'"' u"jr different owners be- - and had decided to enter active life claims to social distinction, gave the world as few have seen It, Boxes, & her com- BISHOP CO. . "lI:ll'y secured again. He said that he had decided to out at Yokohama to be the yacht that he has not paid for to the ' as her. e.'c!f(l a tnn'in hT of tart a paper in London on American modore of the New York Y'acht Club, company that originally fitted her out, Fire and burglarproof, to rent. a Yacht CI,,!,, f'ijriJokiyn line, and that he had already given and flew the flag of that organization. He has mixed with the best society ques- hut hi. name wa,J orders for some American presses, He was at once received without and won its money all over the world - SAVINGS BANK irugRi'M rini the ,.,. OOO- telepH inf" r: and he had engaged a ecore of tion by the rank and fashion of Yoko- Before he started on his trip around o: 3 our, that UrruUe around the world. American Journalist, who would eoon hama. The "Commodore's" social ra- the world Weaver had achieved dis organiz- diance dellertcd some of its rays upon among those who live by the! . rn" in November. lie on hand to begin work In tlnction Office at bank bulldfng on Mereaavt first nurt th .f k.. . ing the paper. bis friend, Mr. and Mrs. I , though wits. He first attracted public atten street. Occasionally the "Commodore" made they became valued also for their own tion In New York in 188S, when he Mil Chicago (LIMITED.) rereiT H op parties or ricn acquaintance anu Many were the poker parties was arrested for swindling a and par- organized by and many goods. He had Savings Deposits m this iw' nrtin ...!lt..K visited the yacht, and these little these friend, firm out of a ca?e of CEO R. CARTER. Treasurer, will be received axi J: ni'n'l'd (o!nI,,.i.. i. ..I ties were always a bource of consider- were the dollars that passed into a partner In this deal named EJward Interest allowed by this Bank at fomr '''P-'- f- -r 409 raction l.f(l. i,.ff Nt,w able profit to him. On account of the their pockets. Harding, and the two posed as begin Fort Street, Honolulu. and one-ha- lf per cent per nnnazn. rp-- i. 15 yaiht ,1,,.. I ...... 5 Yokohama awoke to In case of goods lot (,,. 'i hi .ew- - ariou3 repairs that had been made On August the ners businena. The Telephone No. 184. .U i supplied, dainty Norna, the scene was valued 11.400, and It was secur PntofJ rj ,.,,, i" . dip mo and stores that had been the fact that the at ,rt Norna was seized for debt. But Weav of o many festive occasions, no lon- ed by means of a worthless check Printed copies of the Rules and Reg- I bar ; er arranged to Binary nis creuuor, ger rode at anchor in the harbor. She Harding was sent to Jail, but Weaver JUHE! ISHlZUnM ulations may be obtained on .9f '(1r th p...... i... and sailed away from Portsmouth with had set sail jefore the dawn of day got off by turning State a evidence. AGENCY OF A 9 M n N,.wruf v ,,. parts unknown, and many were springing some wildcat 't been f;iv-- th it suddenness that characterizes all for After hi movements. the mourners and unpaid bills that the schemes in the West. Weaver return ends be- 1836, HIM BANK, LTD our Shaking herself free from the pollut- commander left behind him. P ed to New Y'ork In the spring of I(I BISHOP & hsd --- in nlrll commer- came depressed and took it upon him- He engaged a handsome suite of rooms V ing touch of persons with low Vineyard Honolulu, September tbe earn ;';. T mourner. He said style. He rep Street. 7, lfca like '"r yara, ln- - cial Instincts at Portsmouth, the Norna self to act as chief and lived in luxurious u nortnr and along the Mediter- that Mr. Weaver had left for parts resented himself as the "commission ' eXtlA,llr:,. wai to be sailed cruised ' throngh owJng him a large amount er" of a Boston newspaper which was Banking Ex- - U .. '"Ml was to have ranean. Then she weit the unknown Transact General and C. BREWER &CO Suez canal, and entered the Hed Sea, of money. A few days later he him- going to print an international edition change Business. L'D Hawa by whose waves she was reported to self and his spouse departed from Yo In five different languages. He en Queen Street : : Honelolo. n. x t J They so suddenly gaged large HEAD OFFICE TOKYO, HPAI ition ,?.'L"rtor- - with hi have been swallowed as were Pharoah kohama. left that a staff of writers and ar AGENTS proved names did not even appear upon) and appeared "to be doing a rash FOR iiar-;."..':.- . and his hosts. But this report their tlsts i'r";""y may passenger list of the steamer that ing business Draw Exchange on Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Q t(' have been unfounded, and the FIRST NATIONAL BANK, m have orlelnated with the fertile Weav took them to Honolulu. But activities suddenly ceased, and mea Sugar Company, Houoaia : ""'I'M. f, Hamilton upon YOKOHAMA. Company, 'r t.irt-- wp.k-- . The er, in order to cover up his tracks. The The next heard of Weaver was Weaver started southward. Then the Wailuku Sugar Comrir Norna next turned up at Ceylon, then his arrival at Apia harbor. He took Boston publication which he'sald he American Sugar Cot. Makt UH ItlP morn),...... at Sumatra. a great fancy to Samoa and entered represented repudiated him. A num ESTABLISHED IN 1852. Company, Ookala Sugar PlantaUM Weaver had taken unto himself a Into negotiations for. the purchase of ber of papers accused him of having Company, Haleakaia Raach Ooss-pan- y, sort of side partner in the person of a ten thousand acres of land from cer- swindled them, and orders were glv & CO Kapapala i anch, Mfrlorl well-groom- Intended, he Ranch. AtHltl" Varht ed Englishman, known as tain native chiefs. He en for Weaver's arre?t should he re BISHOP the , per- largest cacao plan- New Y'ork. return, was Planters' Line, San Fraacisco Packeu, ''rBr. in:,t organl- - Mr. i , and who, besides his paid, to start the turn to He did sonal attractions, was possessed of a tation in the world. Having created promptly arrested, and waa held for - Charles Brewer Co.'s Line f to good in- forty-eig- ht ap Bankers Packets. 4 tli ,,,,Vf',, very charming wife. Mr. and Mrs. a favorable Impression by his hours; but as no one fa k,, hi'iilf Samoa, he peared prosecute him he was T. ANSACT A GENERAL BANKING Agents Boston Board of Jnderwrttsn '"rroii,., ... p did not travel on the Norna, but tentions for the future of to releas coincidences for New Zealand, and bore with ed. He has always managed to get AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS. Aients for Philadelphia Board of oNo v , lv"r ni'll" a by a series of remafkable started they turned up at the principal Eastern him from Samoa letters of introduc- out of his difficulties in some way. Order ofl people Auckland. police Standard Oil Co. to ports where the Noma touched. The tion to prominent in At headquarters this week Commercial and Travelers' Letters ef bv . JH,,rnM hi. was "Commodore" and the P 'a were not At Auckland he wa3 received with Herald representative was Informed issued, In all the n be- . Credit available LIST OF OFFICERS. 1 he in.: : K always on terms of intimacy; some- distinguished consideration and that Weaver's movements since he AT Principal Cities of the World. C. IL Cooke, George T3'r ..r, :V: n his ls- - times and in some places, indoed, they came the honored guest of the local left these shores were well known, and President; H allowed after July 1st, R iMTtson, Manager: &. Blafcoa. MMe (I varht were Introduced to each other, though yacht club. The Norna was made the that he would be arrested if he sets INTEREST P. 8, on fixed deposits: 3 months S per Treasurer Secretary; W. TS 4f0 at other times and places their Joy at flagship of the squadron during the foot In this city again Is and Oot W. was in Auck- A was by cent; 6 months per cent; 12 months A. lea. Auditor; Jones. H. WaUr. PS to I" r )vlng their thus meeting by chance in a time that she to remain writer who sent out the 3tt '. C nw relatives strange place, was quite touching to land harbor. Weaver was lavishly en- - company that Weaver organized In 4 per cent. MOM, U. K. CStSBf

I - o t 1 ft" 4 :.V 0- - 8 TTTE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, APRIL 17, 1900. If You Want to Get Posted SEAANDSHORE GONE to the Bottom! Electro THE On what kind of a hat you shall get for Golden Rule Bazaar Am' Work on the Carson 316 FORT STREET, Stopped. ! vnalnor the Waada f aer and E.ASTEE envelopes, and ta dose oat odd stock PRICKS TO It will be a nraflUhle half-ho-ur you'll hAv. marked dawa the ONE-HAL- F, aaa LESS! spend in looking through my large.) Pactolus Deoarts The Fort Georere NEW and FASHIONABLE atock of TheM Panera are all First-Claa- a. Here-Bra- nch Office Estab and price are lea bow thaa common lished :neap papers caa oe noagai isc. i ne e--J JS Imported Hats Notes. not or tnese brands are Carbide and Novelties WARD'S The worn on the wreck of the Wil ENGLISH PAPBR8! PACIFIC CYCLE CO., Fort St 'Swell Waictc, liam Carson is to be given up. For sev Now is the tine to make ONB DOL eral months salvaging of the cargo of LAR PAT for TWO DOLLARS' Feathers, I coal has been going on and in that time WORTH OF STATIONARY Pulton Engineering Ribbons, etc., etc. less than 200 tons has been recovered by the divers. The original plan yau was The latest DubiisfceJ Beaks always AND We'll offer audi TEMPTING to take out the coal in expectation you to that on haad. PRICES that will net he able the would rise to Us own buoyancy. buying- - aur goods. Truly, this resist Upon removing a portion of the coal the Worki is a chance grasp. Ship Building t vessel rolled over so that her hatches 310 FORT STREET --OO- instead of being in a horizontal posi BAN FRANCISCO. tion were in a perpendicular nosltlon. CAIiIFOItJJIA. The current where the vessel Is sub- merged Is verr strong and a the hull changed its position was Photogra it found to be UP-TO-DA- Engineers Builder TE MILLINER AND gelling aangerous for the divers to and work. They could not so into th hold FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER. without imperilling their lies as the HIGH DUTY PUMPING ENGINES, working or the air tubes was affected phic HOTEL STREtl. by the current which got them foul of CORLISS, MARINE and MILL ENGINES, the riKKlne and other debris. On of the divers was nearly smothered in this MARINE and STATIONARY BOILER way one day last week. The vessel was gradually settling to the bottom and Portraits Estimates furnished for all classes of marhiro.. Yowir is Goodll so the plan of employing air casks to the equipment of complete power plants. Credit ner was raise tried. Nearly two hun- dred casks were placed In the after part of the bark and by this mean, hpr FIRST-CLAS- S siern was raised to within about twen- - WORK I ty reet or the surface. A big pontoon HENRY G. GINACA. Yirja rw-- i i juu jrci mad iuu to ;vm w. o v muh wu maue and taken down and secured GUARANTEED. flttlag fnblic. We want you to feel free to come to our store with your fur- - I near the bow to raise that. The current Roprosontatlvo in tho Hawaiian Islanfij i uowever was so sirone that h nnninnn nlture wants. We guarantee to make your trading here satisfactory and QhMCfc: Hone. tore loose from its lashings. The work Fort street, between Merchant and Kin?, prostatic Thta Is the popular has been under the immediate super- Mr. Davey does not wish his titter Lyle. vision of Alex. an einert Hivor jo accept work unless perfectly satis and Ollle borenson. who have done everything factory. 71 Your-Credit-is-Good-St- In their nower tr mil ore, success of the work. Great Variety of After a careful consideration nf th. 0 matter from all sides it wa irMwi t Where buying is made easy for you on the A LIT the wrecking firm and C. L. Wight of me uaer vo. to TLB EACH WEEK PLAN. not take ant further S: sieps m me work. At present the uar-TIII- S IS worth remembering. We have put prices down on all our fur-- on is on the bottom In ten and a half nlture to the lowest level that was ever heard of. You are welcome to come Iinon?,8, .f waer-- It ' probable that --...v , . . ... 8e be allowed to remain where ...... iuiuaii "im m juiuimie ... gn our gne is ana the first PHOTOGRAPHIC CO.VV Kona storm that "V prices whether you wish to make a iaipurchase or net. I conies win break her up A rnniMir. LIMITED. tw N able portion of coal will wnshwi M0TT-SMIT- AND H BLOCK, up on the beach and recovered and the fete? anchor and chains will be dredred for Corner Fort and Hotel Streets. tnese being easy to get. h .a O The Kinau's Run. FDRNITORE C0M1IS On her last trio the nrnn1lr f ih Rang COYHni Kinau was discovered to be loose so she Birthday Gifts will not be able to sret awav nn rir TELEPHONE 928. usual run today. She will the completion of repairs to the marine Our stock la renlet with nnvAlH A a . Farmers' Boflcrs and Extra Castings all stovn railway Derore docking to make re- tuiianie ior birthday presents. for pairs. The Claud ln will nwh h- - Progress Block, Fort Street, cnarging or her bie carsro nf nnrr Hare yon seen the new be ready by .ni Wednesday or Thursday to NETIIEKSOLE bu on me tvinau s run. The Helene will BRACELET? 'JOHN lane tne Claudine- run k - Sterling! no vhti w .o.a- Silver. Ladra Klie ll NQTT, "V'jg.a,, sei is on me Hawaii route. Child's Size, 75 cents. FOE SALE G Branch Office. Guaranteed 925-1,0- 00 fine. ll The X.lldtT S. S. Co. la eotnp in MtuK. Another lot of STERLTNn rtt.vitb limn a orancn omre on th nnmnanv. THIMBLES 25c C .i - . - .: - " at each; sties to 11 HENRY R. WORTHING! wuari. ii is ror tne purpose of reliev ON EASY TERMS. ing the main office of a rreat rfpnl nt Do not forget that v -(- work that can be Just as well tr any article in cold or Silver Jewelry. INC.1- on ine wnarr. The office will b a hn. ping office and Commodore George Beckley, the head nurser of th vm. II. R. COUNTER, Engineers and Builders s BUILDING pany, win De in charge. He will be in Uinh rilltu niimnlnn rnnlnnn fnr I'fnfnr lilnrt LTS! direct supervision of the steamor nr. 607.Fo Street. Or sers and attend to all the freight shiD-- ped on wn-- " the steamer nt ih v fi iiucil company. The office on EX S. S. "CZARINA " J the wharf will THR SPECIAL ATTPVTtnv ...... The desirable property, bounded by Beretania, Punahou and King streets. nil a lone felt want hBntnfn nnn no tit v. .r, slderable time has been lost in the AGENTS Is called to th fart that v...... i. ope on the town side of the McCully Homestead, Is now offered for sale. ex warehouse a Iatfa m n nr ...... J The transaction of business in running be- - .I " nmrf yuiupm ior an Minas or SURar Down tension or xoung street passes through the land. An artesian well on the iwen me main omre and the wharf. vAVm, ir vumpm, conoensers, reed pumnii, juw; molasses" pumos. etc.. tosethep with .i. . ... premises supplies purest water. Baths .mni.. LS, the The breezes from Manoa valley render Petmanent. auenuon given to all orders and mm.n ,....t.' rtui fm; the locality extremely healthful. The property Is on the line of cars, and President C. L. Wieht of th viMr kuaiauirru. an aieamsnip company, in IRRIGATION Fl'l Rapid conversation Pf.aS!Tw-?!J"J- X"C9MnTK w 1 The Transit cars will run through or by it. yesteruay "No taVen k w I . . said:... . . : tn j ,A1AU1I Ult I'UWElt. There is no better or more refined neighborhood in Honolulu. me iwaru or Health has so greatly fa fiiuaien tne dispatch of steamers For terms, etc., apply to a OFFICE: Coraer f. WUNDENBERG, the nroDhvlaetifl inWtinm Fort and Queen Sti. WAEESOUSE: tsd C Since Corner Oqmo At J. A. Magoon's office, next to P. O, the officers and men have been HONOLULU, H. I. col, auowea to come ashore all dlsrnr.i TELEPHONE Id Or to J. LIGIITFOOT, on the adjoining premises. done away with. Considering the fact that many of the men wem rnnfinH for over four months atvani thi sels without shore llbertv. it I . d marKaoie that we were able tn kwn n HONOLULU DRUG mg as long as we did. Since the shore OR. LA DOUX Benson, Smith & Co., noerty was granted OUIl COMPOUND there has not been a single- IriAQft K desertion find .uvu, AUV.mA U 1 LI KJ LIMITED eiaycd by the companies deserve Liniment Cough Syrup great deal of credit. The baths on the wnarr are a great treat to the boys Rheumatism. Sprains. Bruises, For Coughs and Cold. New wno are laKinr advantage of n --'tan Backs, Etc ponunuy offering to use them.vt We Wholesale and Retail nave determined to kppn th y-- ,t rooms on the DR. VECETaB- - wharf permanently and TAL McCORDA'S the employes will have the use of them TASTELESS whenever iney so desire. Insteal of Anti-Bilio- us f. navmg a man to see that the boys take baths, we Castor Oil have had to hnvo a manAjma tnvy For a fectle laxative; they see mat tney don't take too many dur 100 trouble to take It. us me nay. you. NOTES. Chemical The Mikahala and Ke Au Hou Electroliers Try Our Headache Tablets and Plantation, away sot ior Kauai ieterdav. ALL STYLES! ALL PRICES! Will rellere the moat obstinate bead ache In flftrrn A bark wa3 reoorted rnmlmr trnm me.v- - . . . ' . Glassware and Laboratory wesiwaru last evening about un Sold only by HONOLULU DRUG CO. Von Holt BocM The Czarina was dnrkoi vMirtiV ELECTRIC ?he still has a lot of - tn na. TABLE LAMPS marge.. f:n-ow FOR THE i a Telephone! Australia workeii iav va PARLOR. STUDY AND OFFICE. AILEY'S SUPPLIES. teraay taking sugar. She leaver at 4 p. m. today. Ml-- IKE Inspector II. K rUKT AND HOTEL STS. irom me customs Iorcn a Box HONOLULU. .i in ua Qcea P. 0. LUi BITS. The Mauna Lon t.i-- , DY MAIL RECEIVED on will An 48 &itarday. February 17th. J. her regular run to Mani nri Hawaii MERCHANT ST. f.f.1. W.iOLESALE GENERAL DISTltlHUTOIt fr She will take a large cargo for Kona ..iviwin. uitKo, msnuiaciurers or solid rubbir Crri.j;e ARTESIAN urn rvau ports. CTlVl WELLS! FortylRbt sets of Carriage !tli C'j The Pactolus cot awav tnr ALEXANDER & BALDWIN Tires are on tbe war York vi w vj jiurgan & wriKht, o JuMly ni jr '.Per L E PINKHAM, CONTRACTOR. yesterday with a full load of su uniform aiuuo gar, vessel ..i excellence. ine had been here three This puts Honolulu on the snme baMn a San FranHK, ! Office months and six days. Hamilton nre distributors for With the Pacific Hardware Co., Honolulu H. I. I thru The Fort George, from San m Tr.m. ..Ill . . . t"nr -- I mui "c luur oiiiicuiiy in renewing m" arrived and anchored off the har-- Ljivi Tm mws iirrn ir Dor early Estimates given and contracts made for yesterday morning. Cap- w i iubi iu woria wiij q tne ruture move wells on any oi tain Morse's son is with him I slft1 Daflllanl th! trin ua lirsiiuu t the Islands. , as mate. The Fort George brings a AND Also ROLE AOENT for the MILWAUKEE PATENT ITNH- - ery large cargo of general merchan- - TIRE and STEARNS niCYCLEd. ETC uise ana plantation machinery. Her New detk load was the reason for her rath Commission flerchanfe Eight Plants &H&&$8& er slow trip, as on account, of the rTnnnlnln r.vd heavy load on deck I BaiWs the ship had to be drilllers. v?ry tenaeriy nandled. .. . . itinnw uuiuuinu,diiii niMo I L'.I I K I N t J ST It K 151

1 - THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, APRIL 17, 1300. 9 3V AUTHORITY. The Board COUNCIL of Health SEALED AMDS TENDER3 OF THX OCueORATCD are urging the GevermaKst hasten the building of t f Will be received at the office of the Minister of the Interior till 12 o'clock TALKS PO Filter for noon of Wednesday, May 23, Plant for Road Honolulu owing to the Machinery for the Hawaiian Govern- fact that TYPHOID FEVER v ment. J - I FOR SALE. Specifications which Ls now epldeaia is - at the oflc of Super- by intendent of Pub.lc Work. Young Says We Should caused the use of The Mln Uter does not bind himself "built like a watch2 to accept the lowest or any bid. Build Shops.;;; - Impure Water i 10.GO MOiJgt'llAVE ALEX. YOUNQ. AlUllVED. Minister of the Interior. April 16. 1900. S52U UIICLH METHODS USED You cannot afford to wait aar froes Buy one of . , KIDJ 9tr Traet Ifl OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF - 5 I I:. :v.- HEALTH. Ow!g ta.the Immense demand for theae popular mounts, the factory has OUR 1.MI " An Appropriation Wanted to Improve not teea;able to fill our full order; SO we are holding the few machines we Honolulu. IL I., April 13. 1900. Streets in Portuguese have received for our palrons who' have left their orders. All persons are prohibited, without PLEASE CALL EARLY or they gone. District. will all be Germ t- - warrant or authority of the Board ou it Mioa -t. of Health, from Interfering or meddling .. -- Tra. $J.Ne a lot with any traps, snare or bait that may In the absence of Prezident Dale ooo- ,.' be set, laid or placed by agents of the from yesterday's eevon of the Council ! KaJalani Tract Board of Health for the purpose ot of Suue, Councilor Kaulukou wad lanired Wm catching Proof ; rati, mice or other vermin. bhouen to act as chairman. There w.u By order of the Board of Health. a small attendance and work jtjO to i:5 tot routine CHARLES was the main business considered. Pacific Cycle Co. WILCOX, Councilors Achi, Robinson, & Kuu.ukou, apposite S3 19 rV,t.ts Kekie Traet. Secretary. J owe, Al.en, Gear, Nou, Ka-n- e anu Uonsalvee, and Ministers Moit-Smit- n . 3 Filters and Young At- I ,c IRRIGATION NOTICE. answered the roll call. Vial torney General Cooper was buy In Fort 5tr.eet, Ehlers' B! ck. Holders of water privileges, or those court. The price 4s paying water rates, are hereby notified Councilor Jones, on behalf of the Committee on Department re- hat the hours for irrigation purposes Finance ported that the committee had sum- Will Pay You to Call ire from 6 to 8 o'clock a. m., and from med up the totals of Act 3, and It i 6.50 to 6 o'clock p. m. the bill had been reprinted and lay Capacity e . Six Gallons and I Easily ANDREW BROWN, on the desks of the members. The new And our new sliipmcnt of total amounted to 49o,9iG.82, being an Kept Clean. C. ETC. ETC. dupt. Honolulu Water Works, of iizz,l43 over id ii increase the amount .improved by: a first reported to the Council. The ALEX. YOUNO, report was accepted and laid on the Minister of Interior. table for consideration with the bill. Ka-n- Honolulu, June 14, 1899. 6255 Councilor e read the report of Ilk the Judiciary Committee, covering sec- - Good z, w. 3, 5 4, w. lions 4, and of Act wherein ESl'ATE OF was stated: 1.4 ... .AND "Your Committee on the Judiciary 11E.NRY WATfclUlOOSE. JK. and Attorney Departments to whom were referred sections 1, 2, 3. 4 5 and S of Act 4, beg leave to report OKASS C1LOTH. MMONB that we recommend that the sections -- NOTICE TO CREDITORS. pass in the bill with the exception that ooo- sect Von 6 be amended by adding there- & CO., LIMITED ALL CREDITORS OK HENRY WA-terhous- e, to the words 'by the President of the Also the newest, styles in ,C. Jr., deceased, are hereby no- United States.' " Achi tified to present their claims, duly au- "Itespectfully submitted. ee '1 thenticated, and with the proper vouch- "A. O. M. ROBERTSON. : any E. ers. If exist, even It the claim Is "P. K. KA-N- GENTS'-- !MlOJlT15i:S OF secured by mortgage upon real estate, "J. L. KAULUKOU." to Lyle A. Dickey, my attorney-in-fac- t, It was moved by Councilor Jones Crochry, Gbti Lemps, HoiseFar-nisM- m &CO. at the corner of King and Beth- that Act 3 p.vs its first reading, which el streets, In Honolulu, or to me at 1006 was by Sixteenth street, Oakland, California, effected a unanimous vote. FURNISHING within six months from the date of Wants Road Repaired. Wl this notice. At this point Councilor Gonsulves eal with- Estate If euch claims be not presented arose to request new item be in- that a GOODS v in six months from the date of. this no- serted amounting to 117,000 for the Sole Agents for rokers. tice they shall be forever barred. purpose of widening Miller street from At the lowest prices in the city. Honolulu. H. I.. April 17, A. D. 1900. Punchbowl to Kinau streets a sim- JEWEL STOVES for Goal or Woo. GRACE DICKEY WATERHOUSE, and ilar work performed on Kinau street 1.11, tm mw . n i ... Will of Henry Water-hous- e, Executrix of the between Punchbowl .and Alapai ... OIL Jr., Deceased. 6521-U- T STOVES. EST KING streets. If this item could not be in- ST. serted then he wanted the assurance GURNET CLEAN AB LB ELECTION OF OFFICERS. of the Minister of Interior that part of the ' appropriation of $526,000 for S5. roads and bridges Honolulu would OSIKD, la WAV RLY BLOCK. HOTEL STREET. AT THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL be utilized for straightening out J. H0PP 6 CO.1 meeting of the stockholders of E. streets. During rainy weather thechil- I'eck A Co., Ltd., held this day, the fol- dren could not go through the streets lowing officers were duly elected for to school, and laborers were forced to 2 the ensuing year: tramp through mud to go to work. The TO WIDOW L. McLean stone wagons from the quarry were ALL LIMITE- D- James President W. Woltera Vice President road destroyers, and both streets were E. IVck Treas. & Mgr. literally quagmires on wet days. Gear 4 C. C. Conradt Secretary thought that the big appropriation was a. N. E. Gedge Auditor sufficient to Insure street repairs and o. improvements as by The best at the lowest i to Sale: The above officers constitute the requested, Mr. of the Late Henry o Gon salves. Mr. Young assured the ...Price at HOPKa. Board of Directors. latter that he would recommend the O C. C. CONRADT, Waterhouse, Jr. t Improvements to the Road Supervisor, SUGAKS. Secretary. Mr. iter 5520 and Gonsalves Eat down, satisfied Honolulu, April 13, 1900. with the Minister's promise. id GranaUtL Bill 2 was then taken up line by line Entire Estate Valued at Eight-Si- x We and passed for its second reading, sev- HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC eral corrections being made. .'Thousand Dollars Left to i paint co: COMPANY. Minister Young asked that a new Zonophones item, to be known as 160A, Pol Houses, Bride Court Notes. N'AOER3 Eampoaada tad BxllUxg Honolulu, $20,000, Never Queen be inserted. lie NEW STOCK. r ' STOCKHOLDERS SPECIAL thought $25,000 would b about the ar house MEETING. amount needed, figure By u Ua. Juice pi but cut the the will of Henry Waterhouse, Jr., NEW RECORDS. down. which was admitted to probate yester 8 Make promP1 A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE Achi did i.ot believe in the Govern- a. and grabbing everything sight. He day in the Circuit Court, the widow of ui Boiled. jtockhoiders of the HAWAIIAN ment in - A misstatement about oar gft CO. held on Fri-ia- y, thought an inspector of pol should be the deceased, Grace Dickey Water- q ,TIOS VV iUw tad BU14. ELECTRIC will be Intentionally, April 27, 1900, at 10 o'clock a. m., appointed. But building housea for house, is made executrix, without 3C Furniture stock n for the purpose of amending the By-La- everything wash bouw, pol housed bonds. The estate is valued at $86,000, and when we eay that our O of d company, at the office of and the like was romething they of which $20,000 is in land at corner Bergstrom stock of Coot the Hawaiian Safe & Investment Co. should not do, as it would Interfere Nuuanu and School streets and $66,000 iecn and Pfctal W. I HOPPER, with private rpntaK in cash, sugar stock, notes and house- 65 la. JPIIONB to white aa :i3 Secretary. Ac'ai Ea.s Poi. hold furniture. Music Side Boards. j. t Hackfeld. assignee of S. Ehrllch, ; "There L a law providing fjr in- a bankrupt, was discharged in the Cir- ASSESSMENT NOTICE. specting pol. but it is a dead letter," cuit Court yesterday. Company. saii Mr. Achi. ''I oat poi every day J. A. Oilman, administrator of the I Chiffoniers, ILIZERS ar 1 I would like to see it made prop- estate of John Phillips, asks in the Cir- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT erly. It will make the people suffer to cuit Court for leave to sell the business K.. Tavi the tenth assessment of ten (10) p?r have poi made in one place only. The of the deceased. He has a cash offer for :ent on capital of Ilou-ul- u manufacturers will charge for deliver- Pythian Anniversary Extension "1 the etock the the business. I O Rapid Transit & Land Company ing pol. I don't think it is right to Sarah Ann Berger has filed In the Cir Syrup will be due and payable to J. K force It upon us to have pol male In cuit Court Interrogatories in her suit Now Fisher, Treasurer, at 411 Fort street one locality." against her brother, C. W. Booth, and I Dining Tables Colds. Francis), c. (upstairs), Honolulu, on the 21 day Minister Young did not think the C. S. Desky. for the annulment of deeds (Postponed from Feb. 19, 1900.) vf April Inst. The shares upon which treasure would hurt the Hawaiian, to Pacific Heights pioperty. She is In UNDER AUSPICES OF aft-- r contrary, be benefi- in assessment may remain unpaid but, to the would San Francisco. and the thirty days from said date, will be cial, especially from a health stand- Demetrius O. Camarinos is ordered to Oahu Lodge No. I, K. of P. 1 lclared delinquent. point. The Government might en- file in the Circuit Court by next Wed- BE3T VALUE p requir- Will be held in Progress Hall, Pi J. A. OILMAN, deavor to enforce a regulation nesday Inventories and acconnts as ad To be had for the money we COVERING, & floors, did not ilious Secretary II. R. T. I Co. ing cement but he think ministrator of the estate of his late Tuesday Evening:, April 17, ft Houolulu, April 2d, 1900. 5508 the manufacturers would comply. The brother, P. O. Camarinos, and alfo as are sincere In our belief. We slushings in the present construct his guardian when of unsound mind be- wish you to ed houses seeped through floors and fore his dath. Grand March at 9 p. m. sharp. i NOTICE. kept the earth beneath wet and Insan- Emma Baker, widow of Robert Hoa- - Admission $1.00. BELIEVE US. PS CLOins. itary. The pol shops were nuisances plll Baker, petitions for the probating Tickets may be procured from mem tjlcts N,, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT as at present constructed. oi uer late husband's will. She la sole bers on presentation of invitation O Au Achi said the law against pol manu- lepatee cards at the door. 5520 fifteen Cou Chock b la this day sold and devisee and and executrix under 3 Old furniture looks la assigned all his right, title and inter facture in certain districts was forced th wl". which wis imd on Arll 3. like a O est in the rice planting and agricultur- upon the Legislature by people wuo In- 1000, the day before he died. Henry bright May Day after leaving q company to get a wit-necfr-- H HoltBlociO; lK BRICKS al business of Chong Hing Wal Com- tended to form a Beckley and j. W. Booth were CHIN WO CO, our repair shop. t pany at Wailua, Island of Kauai, Ha- corner on the output of pol. "The na- to the will. The estate !s valued waiian Islands, to said Chong Hing tives will howl if the Government at $5,175 of which $5000 Is In real estate Wal Company, and that said Au Cou takes hold of thla matter," continued at )ahalna. lice Oiifl dilSSiOil MlM Chock h no longer connected with said Mr. Achi. "What are the sewers con- An assumpsit suit of John D. Paris iphone company. structed for. If not to carry off the vs. J. Alfred Magoon, administrator of P. O. box 1027; Telephone 147. CIIONO HING WAI CO. slnablngs?" th es'afe of Anton Fernandez, his rap Dated, Honolulu. U. I.. April 13, 1900. Mr. Ka-n- e was in favor of Minister been filed In the Circuit Court. A breirh J. 21CS-2M7-2- he thought 1 fS POR C513 0. Young's proposition, as of contract Is alleppd by plaintiff with w 0. Box that under Governmental supn islon regard to some cittle from deceased's nil Mr adequate place wcu'd be provided for In North Kona. g ''INQ cn raf-- OFFICE: Formerly at corner oi ASSESSMENT NOTICE. turning out healthy pol. Minister Three tuits agalnt insurance com- en pol .. . . tnt ' . i Young was certain that the sale of panies arising from the Are of January Nuuena and Beretanla streets, are Dcikrs, . ' THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC COM- would rot be hindered, but only its 2o. wrrp filed on Saturdiy In th" Cir- ..... 'e.rrl. - afffcted. Thpy now located at Hop Hing Co., No. 1" PANY, LIMITED. mannfattnre cuit Court. wre. Yo""' Chow KINO AND BETHEL 8TS. Achi rented tersely: "I want to as- vs. the New Zeilird Co.. Yre Wo Chan Hotel street. $M THE FINAL ASSESSMENT OF 10 sure the Minister that It onnot be tt Co. vs. th" Trans-Atlant- a F!re Ir-snra- rent on the Capital Stock of this done." Co.. Ltd.. ard ee Wo Chan & Ellm. Adjourned nnt'.l 3 p. m. today. TIimbi'rg-Brrme- n In- tt. W. MCCHESNEY 3c SONS Francisco, - Company hns been levied, and will be Co. vs. th Fire of-- V surance Company. Corj1'; 'tie and payable at the Company'e Tirca for APRIL 20th. 1900. A special nvrtlne of the stockhold- Wholesale Grocers and D&tabiLf aft- W The upon asaew-n- nt ers Brink of Hawaii Is called for Minister Damon presorted Deputy dated oa shares which this of the er Sola Flnllcgs. tt mote may remain unpaid after Msy Tuesday, April 21th. ilarshal Chilllneworth with a purse of and Jth, 1900, dellnrjutnt. $25 as a token of his appreciation of the will b declared Agents Soap Works Coss GEORGE R. CARTER, Ne-- attraction at the Orpfheum officer's services in the handling of late Honolulu Kl Treae. Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. robbery cases. chd, Henotmlo. mod Tannery. toL H0PP& CO. a Cy4 '.r 'Hi r : t ii ii j . j 10 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, AfRIL 17, J LJ

327 Jrnnls JAS. F. flOHGAH 717 ilrti. " Auction Sale John McIaIb I 421 Mrs. WAIKIK! CLEAN OF Wm. Mutii 1 ; s$ v r at nz vi: .al r.t ; erf 422 Wm. i I f f f ft I Mr. Mutcli i 423 Mr. Wm. Mutch DELINQUENT STOCK 424 Mrs. Wm. Mutch m 4M A mm IN Jas. P. MofKaa THE Good iu jas. r . Morgan Work of George Jas. K. Morgan ...5 Mrgaa KERR'S r Kamalo Co': , Manson. P. 0. i x. Sugar i ilorgun ft LI.MIiEl). Mjrgia ... 47k Jas. K. Morgia How Mcr.ty Could b? Saved by Kecp-- 1 101 K. M. Mil'benldj;, it Mil'lu'ir.djce Ossplay ing Him and Getting Clhers MfPfll !r.!r. Easter 104 E. M. Mcl'hptM,i:. Like Him. AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. 105 E. M. McPlietrljg: 250 Jas. McCready At my salesroom. 33 Queen street, Ho- 436 J. D. McVeigh An effort has been made in Board 1 the nolulu. will sell at l'ublic Auction, 437 J. 1). McVeigh of Health to relieve George Manson of by order of the Treasurer, Mr. Hus-Ltc- c, X 434 James Nott, Jr."" The Verdict Is: his position as Waikiki Health Agent the following delinquent stock of 435 James Nutt, jr' "" among paid the Kamalo Sugar Co.. Ltd., unless the 04 James Nott, jr" "" and vest the duties tie DELINQUENT a&eesrroents, with In-tcr- inspectors who charge a great deal more 109 Wm. P. Nott .'. "' X thereon, are paid at the office 312 Wm. II. Nott " any Honolulu,-befor- e The Largest, Finest and for their work without doing it bet of F. Hustace, the 204 Sam Nott ter if eo well. Mr. Manson has held day of sale: 46 fl. F. Nott .... " the position of Agent of the Board for No. N. 89 S. F. Nott ... a year and a half. He served the Ccrtlf. Shares. 414-- W. P. O'Brien Most Beautiful about 100 " three months without pay and his Hti l has. H. Atherton 751 J. M. O llrlcn Cm 207 James Armstrong L0 713 John Oudirklrk "" were so 23 services satisfactory to the 208 James Armstrong 66 P. M. Naiual . "" STOCK Board that on the suggestion of Attor- 209 James Armstrong 23 710 W. II. Ncwcomb "" MILLINERY CO ney General W. O. Smith he was given 2C3 F. C. Atherton 766 W. H. Nfwcomb a salary of $25 per month, which he 2S3 L. C. Abies 25 333 N. G. Peirrnja '" has since been receiving. Here are a 2SI U C. Abies 23 1J71 John Palallu ... "' 2S. 23 "" ever offered in this Gity at few of the things accomplished through Wooden Building L. C. Abies 715 Frank Pa. h. Mr. Manson's efforts in the Waikiki dis- 2SC U C. Abies . 23 1U4 W. R. K1.4- - ., trict: 287 1 C. Abies 20 M5--- W. R. KiWy ., All Illicit wash houses have been sup- At Auction. 288 1 C. Abies 10 mc W. R. Klley ., prices to fit the conditions pressed along the Waikiki road and the 332 W. O. Abley 100 197 VV. R. Riky .. owners forced to do their washing at 412 Geo. Andrews 100 Jj48 W. R. Rllry ., 2VD p. the Iwilei wash house, resulting in an II. llurntt to 366 C. I.. Ubod. n ., 0X THIJKSiUY, 19, 2IM) 1 of everyone. Increased revenue to the Government Al'IUL H Ilurnett :,( 112 J. H. Schnack In- 613 P. H 10 besides the suppression of a rapidly AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. Hurnett 19 J. H. creasing nuisance. 611 P. II Ilurnett 19 22 J. II. Schnack p. :o:-- There were over 500 hogs maintained At the premises. King street, ad- - Gir-- H Ilurnett 10 23 J. H. 8chna( k in about forty different hog pens In the Joining the Judiciary building, I will C22 P. II Ilurnett 15 38 M. N. Sandi-- district between the King street Junc- sell at Public Auction, 33 T Iluckley .. 25 39 M. N. Sinkr tion and the Waikiki bridge when Mr. CS3 T lluckley 100 40 M. N. Handcm Or- Manson was appointed. Through his The LARGE WOODEN BUILDING. 1H Chas, Ilelllna 10 41 M. N. Sander Their New French efforts the Board of Health finally pass being the former dwelliBg house of 2(KChas. Hellina 10 223 Dr. J. Kliaw ... ed an ordinance forbidding the keeping Mr. W. L. Hopper. 201 Cha. llclllna 10 314 Dr. J. Shaw ... of hogs In the Waikiki district, and to- 202 Chas. Itclllna 10 325 Dr. J. Shaw ... Terms cash. Building to be removed 2K3 Ch-is- Hellina 10 326 gandies are the handsom- day there Is not a single hog pen In the day Dr. J. Shaw ... entire district. within ten days from of sale. 340 Capt. W. O. Ecnnett r.o 82 J. Scully Througn his individual efforts, and 733 K. It. Plren, tr. ... 30 83 J. Scully 1 H. O IMart 7(tf "' acting on complaints made to him by JAS. F. MORGAN, N. Srh(n-l- .... est and of the greatest residents in the locality, the low marsh Auctr. 730 Mrs. C. R. Rlake 10 7 n3 Dr. W. E. Taylor'! lands on the old Waikiki road have 437 Jas. H. Hoyd ... 100 7( 9 ToiiR ChonR 477 been put in a semi-sanita- ry condition Jas. H. lloyd ... 25 85 Jas. Thorn pHon .. de- and are no longer any 711 Q. H. Herrey .. 378 Mrs. Vl.la variety in color and there complaints ' from effluvia along that road. On his 70 K. It. Riven, tr. 379 Mrs. Vlda representations and after a personal 347 J. K. Hush, tr. 20 SM Mrs. Vlda visit to the locality the Board of Health 348 J. E. Hush. tr. 20 3S1 Mrs. Vida .... sign ever before offered condemned a tract of about sixteen 3r,8 J. E. Push 10 43ill. Vlrsrs acres of land along this road belonging 476 E. S. Ikyd 25 123 Ceo. WelKht .... to the Bishop Estate as Insanitary and 573 Capt. W. C. Pruhn 25 149 Wm. Wagner and all for ordered the property filled in to the :,S0 Capt. W. C. Ilruhn 25 150 Jas. Westbrook level of the road. If It had not been 15H W. Carlyle 25 271 W. F. Wilson for the plague this land would have J2 J. H. Cummin luo 377 Geo, Ward been filled In by this time, and It was 754 J. 11. Cummlngs 95 384 Mls K. V. Woodari" 439 Manuel Cook 25 385 the intention of the Board to follow this MIas K. V. Woodar4 . condemnation by others in the locality. 716 J. II. Callaxhan DO 720 F. II. West Many stagnant nonds In Waikiki 61 A. F. Clark 25 721 F. H. Went wholly filled in C2 A. F. Clark 25 722 F. 11. West have been and others C3 kept clen through Mr. Manson's ef- A. F. Clark . 723 F. 11. Went forts, ana In some Instances threats to 64 A. F. Clark . 724 F. I. West . .... 25 728 J. F. Wayson, Jr proceed against the owners in the i t. A: courts. 317 W. I Disney J00 606 J. R. Walker All water courpes between the ponds 702 W. I Disney 25 607 J. 8. Walker 704 W. 1 DLsney 2H1 W. P.. Welg.l and tide water have been constantly 113 vr. by Mr. Manson personally Geo. A. Davis 72 John Wlrud looked after Geo. d and In many Instances he has caused 33 A. Davis 73 John Wlrud obstructive gates to be removed. Real Estate 402 F. I Dortch DO 498 Jske Wagner Ht When he was engaged by the Board 406 F. U Dortch ...... i DO 445 IL Wlndrath it was with the special understanding FOR SALE 407 F. I Dortch DO 441 J. K. Ilurkett b he was to devote such time to the 403 F I Dortch DO 442 J. K. llurkett 'll. Men Too, that 401 I DO The F. Dortci ... 444 K. rli as thought necessary or could J. llurkett work he 637 C. T. Day 100 spare from his other avocations. He 1. LAUGH LOT adjoining residence 739 Mrs. M. T. Klu'ffl .Me was expected work every day. 729 Mrs. M. K. Dodd 100 740 Mrs. M. T. Klui'l as never to of T. R. Lucas, Esq., Beretanla St.: 110 H. Evans 100 Consequently he makes ma rounds at 200 feet on Berotanla SL, 140 and 290 741 Mrs. M. T. Klur;el at Have Not Been Forgotten! 153 H. Evans DO 742 Mrs. M. T. Klurffl odd times; the Chinese and Japanese deep, 100 feet on Klnau SL 154 DO coming H. Evans 743 Mrs. M. T. Klunjc! gn never know when he Is and 746 H. Evans 75 knowing that he is liable to drop In 135 Mis E. Ftambu7. F 2. SIX LOTS on King SL, opposite 74911. Evans ....i...... 25 (he f V '.1 on any keep theni at time they their 318 C. J. .. D00 The shape places clean all the time, instead of residence of J. S. Walker, K.q.: size of Flshel lot latest in and 60x120. :iJi Mrs. 1L Flshel 250 F. MORGM up seml-occasional- los, JAS. cleaning 765 H. A. Franson 25 X ex -. a f( Today and all through the plague i- z SEVERAL out w. renneu Si, color of Hats are to be perience Waikiki district is and has 3. LOTS on Punahou 578 W. P. Fennell 100 been the healthiest part of town. There road, opposite the College property. In 100 F. A. 25 Gartner ree have been no plague cases and very tract of land known as the Judd tracL 205 A. G. Hitchcock 150 r ' little sickness of any kind. Compared the COMPRISIN 12111. R. Hitchcock 250 UOVOLrLt found here; with the conditions whk-- obtained be- ilDf also in all 128 H. 1L Hitchcock 100 fore Mr. Manson's appointment the dis- 4 FINE LOTS fronting on the road. 12a H. 1L Hitchcock 100 - trict of Waikiki Is a paradl.se today. each lot contains from 14 to 2 134 II. 1L Hitchcock 100 Commission .ii ind - While It is true much remains to be acres. 446 11. 1L Sun v of Hitchcock 4i0 t other Lines Furnish- ! done in the district In sanitary work. It 44S H. R. Hitchcock 450 Is n. also true that the work has been ALSO several fine lots at rear of 447 H. R. Hitchcock 300 mapped out in by Mr. JjUGAH fact o.--n ings. advance Manson above and adjoining the prop- 449 11. 1L Hitchcock DO i - ana the necessary steps will be taken 450 II. R. Hitchcock 450 Austi as soon erty of Messrs. F. M. Swanzy, II. E. as the plague epidemic is over Walty, C. B. WelU and O. P. Wilder. 210 Mrs. H. R. Hitchcock D00 Frar to maka whole -- f 111 ' I the district sanitary. These lots are on sloping ground on a 73S MUs H. a Hitchcock 100 aoi.M hi With regard to sanitary Inspection C II Up-to-da- te road running parallel with the Manoa 88 J. M. Howard 25 Ewa I'lsouuos tea The or house to house visitation as now 1G3 il Most road and command extended views of W. A. Henshall The Waialut Acrku.u send carried on, this Is not part of Mr. Man- - 164 W. A. Hensha.ll Co. y X son s tea or shore. fLo Kohals Sugar i duties and never was. Still it 169 Inez Hafson .. V f; may .'b Wflimes 6fcr Iavs be mentioned Incidentally that he 265 C. E. Huston DO Cll Ties ever imported 1. Kuloa AgrUulur. are to commenced a house to house visitation 684 11. E. Hendricks DO "xlritli I Immediately on the outbreak of the 320 Geo. Harrison .. 10 lit wr plague and kept it up dally for three FOR RENT. 657 J. T. Hilbus DO ... I .ut;J.7rJ Oil Ci 1 be weeks until the Citizens Sanitary 508 ;eo. H . DO found Com lichens i here and the George I'. can mittee took the mattrr in baud. It 409 Geo. Hltchens . DO ri t I"' was vvnt-t.ii- r largely through this early Inspec- EM-m- a 410 Ceo. Hltchens . 10 X tion LAUGH ROOMING HOUSE ON Vbc New k il rnJ that all residents of the plague dis- 411 Geo. . DO 1 street above Emma Square; parlor, Kitchens Kot 1 prices will enable all to trict who were released jrijue Co. of ll'Ji'.sl after the first dining room, kitchen, pantry and store 59111. J. Harrison .. If "!t) ll quara"tTi rab fi?e!ared off were kfDt 592 II. J. Harrison 10 Tb Aelut FPe II I room; 2 bathrooms nnd 11 bedrooms. Cent. ""Kie out of Waikiki. Place Is being renovated and will be 593 H. J. Harrison 10 fsr'.frird. o he take This showing made by Mr. Manson 534 11. J. Harrleou 10 Th Alllaf. - advantage of the let from about June IeL " I fij leads Ho the suggestion that if ether 335 H. J. Harrison 10 Ion. public-spirite- d men In Honolulu 596 H. J. 12 would HarrUon ornrni take charge of forty districts at $23 or THREE COTTAGES now being built 3321 1. E. tares . DO chance for on Emma Square; ready occupancy rt JU. ?30 per month and keep them as clean for 32 F. A. Jacobs 25 Castle & as foIu-tlo- June IsL 215 R. A. Waikiki It would b the best n Jordan 15 t; of our sanitary Inspection prob- 216 IL A. Jordan 10 'r X lems, r'orty men $25 !33 W. II. Johnson at ner monfh - . . loo ekiJ means $1000 per month or J12.000 per JAS. F. MORGAN,. iooj. t joaofion 5 year. The 92 C. present ryBtTn of Irspec-tio- n 33 Queen StrceL J. Johnston 15 hU w as indifferently on copt-In- g 4S3 Paul J. Jarrctt 10 carried is p. ourjei about $123 per day. $3730 per month 4S4W. Jarrctt 20 : I CP i. or $45,000 2CC D. DO t! J per year. Taos. Ingcrsole "aa 54 J. K. Kahoukano 25 a If! 3S3 D. H. Icwis, tr 100 " wan Easter THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.. 737 Chas. Lucas too ""nrnerl 366 Geo. Lycurgus, tr 25 f 5UKRN Minor blatters Wluch Cania Esfcra 36 4 Geo. Lycurgus, tr. 23 j Yesterday's Meeting. 368 Geo. Lycurgus, tr. 25 At a meeting 369 Geo. Lycurgus, tr. 25 of the Executive Coun 53 J. C. Lane, tr 25 cil yesterday Minister Mott-Smit- h 495 Mrs. Tork read John Lucas 250 AGENTf of a communication from Consul General 496 Mrs. John Lucas 250 lm 497 O. I Wilder, under date of April 7. He stat- Muddox 60 452 H. R. Meyer 120 is! ed that the receipts of the San Fran- 453 H. R. Meyer 120 m&B :,Diuct, cisco otioluj. Consulate for February had been 434 H. R. Meyer 120 or ei remitted. Mr. Mott-Smlt-h also read a 455 H. IL Meyer 130 letter from , LRKEBR4C0,M. the Hawaiian Planters As- 75 W. C. Meyer D00 "of sociation dated April 14 about the can 78 Miss 11. Meyer D00 tin fl cellation of bonds for Importing Euro 79 A. Meyer D00 : !i i pean A. "A or otner white labor. SO H. P. Meyer Doo or ,u sue I'. It was voted to authorize the Minister 7C T. T. Meyer DOO of Finance to transfer 130,000 from the 77 O. S. Mycr Doo REMOVAL r., IMPOTERS. current cash to the loan fund cash, as 81 R. W. Maeaulay 20 Mil . provided for under Sectioa 1, Act 6J, 172 Miss Mossman 25 HAWAII yJ. win of the Session 1898. , DO Laws of 423 Wm. Mutch JAT A i - JAS. MORGAN TH2 P1.KLF.S The application of- th Hawaiian F. 399 Henry Mt ., 10 ''"Kb ti Electric Light Co. for an amendment to 219 May DO olH Emmet W to it 9 charter was granted. nrnlnr1 220 Emmet May DO Tk. 'QU.r. Queen Streot. In tb Honolulu. 233 Emmet May 25 llhed ' J'" The residence of Jno. S. on (UN 227 Emmet May DO EDITOR i'' Ellis U . Sumner's Island, was broken Into yes- 229 Emmet May 25 PIIOPBIETOR..-:- 230 May 25 HA Aj ' ""1 terday and a lot of Jewelry belonging to Emmet 4 nlI Mrs. Ellis stolen. The robbery was re- 33 Qunttn Street. 231 Emmet May 25 k ai rnf Ol "I Tit.. ported at the Tollce Station yesterday 232 Emmet May ; WslkahaJulU evening. P. 0. Box 594. Telephone 7 2 680 Mrs. E. Muller 25 city. "ma, t U 2"of fUter

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1 't 1, .' iffif.I THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, APRIL 17, im. 1 DELIGHTFUL MUSICALS. BREVITIES. LOCAL DC any Well Known Artist Gather at nr the Mcintosh Home. heo.H Davies&Co l0(1:Iy A rare treat to music was to lv lovers the - LIMITED. llyJeM"" musicale given yesterday at the Mac- ..I. country tGood: I for a intosh home on Judd hilt by Miss Marie oitiiten von Holt. Seldom has rit ... tu-.- l ad. there been a new. U smaii garnering ai wnicu mere were so inany leaders In ve.anJ ..vni" column. the divine art. It would iSHOEl Merchants :'".,"'e bearings be luipousitle to make special mention and Commission Ag'ts .0' '..n.i roller of any who J so easy. contributed to the excellent I1!!, iat. Run program as all the numbers were of a iUA ..."in hi tl a very high order. lleg to call the attention of th? trade and public Murray- - Hall. iludo - . -- . in at Those who took active part In the of fine Urazil ... to tlieir complete line of Uje" .. baseball- - enjoyment w afternoon's were ,1 H . "Kilev. Mr. and J - Mott-Smlt- Dongola; Soft, Ire- - oa tay' Austra- Mrs. Harold h who together "it to iave rendered several charming selections sy and Hardware, Saddlery, temporary for piano and violoncello, and with durable. Crockery, "-- ;r i - the Reform Mrs. Fesser, played some remarkable plli churc" trios on the same Instruments: Mrs. Cork Sole. Kitchen Ware, .,r of Pa Feescr who besides her etsays with oth invisible 'uh the rt. ma""- ers gave several solos; Paul Isenberg to-Da- A strictly t7n te SHOE is our Vici. BIIASS DKA I'.S CKADS, who gave much pleasure by a tenor solo Gent's lilack CEMENT, FIRECLAY, and Miss von Holt and Mrs. Glade who REEL I I i : r I MUCK, CANVAS, BA LATA BELT 852 will hold a Manufactured by the Hamilton Brown Co,, St. Louis. gave a duet. -- v Work la Light refreshments were served dur ooo ING, XE HOME" MACHINES, PARLOR AND ing the afternoon. Among those who 11 V- HANGING LAMPS, BUGS, GIANT POWDER, . . rail store wants a were present were: Mrs. Dr. Cooper, FOIl SALK - Mrs. Dr. McGrew, Mrs. I A. Thurston, BLASTING POWDER, CAPS AND FUSE. Mrs. F. V. Glade, Mrs. Harry von Holt, 'ff;u . r, mhM baby was Mrs. W. O. Smith. Captain Berger. Mr. The Manufacturers' Shoe Co. and Mrs. Harold Mott-Smlt- h. Mrs. E. A. 4 ia7. Mott-Smlt- h, Judge Hart. Miss May -----.;,.t. - - Kaohumranu Boreuu'- 5tn typewriter (lady Hart, Charles Elston, Mr. Marx. Mrs. --SOLE AGENTS. - and i rt08r- "Ste- - Florence George Fesser. Mrs. F. Ed- ntJ. Address 'rrf' " r..,tiKpf office. ward Damon, Miss McKlnnon. Mrs. ho' AH'' "" Kinney. Miss Kinney, Miss Little, Mrs. 11 F. A. Potter, Miss Jordan. KaDorVowne,! by him at the n Sl Sunday D.Kht. Committtess Appointed. n new zonopnont Warm heard the meeting 0 I! They have just At a of the directors of the n (, n record. Healani Boat Club the following com . flue it 0 . , . mittees were appointed: Rowing Jack Ladies' Corsets U death Lloyd r a nese uoo Atkinson, F. J. Church, J. W. n ,!i doctors, Yachting M. Weather 0 Clarence Macfarlane, H. Dow, II. Roth. House Committee C. Neckwear. 0 B. Gray. P. L. Weaver, G. H. Gere. Fi rfprin neckwear se-- HIGH wW swell nance Kirk B. Porter, Fred B. Da STOCK COLLARS. 0 n mon, W. E. Wall. Jack Atkinson was Hints...... AND.. no on u.e at The i ,al ii elected captain for the ensuing year. Pink, Sky, Ileleo, Maize, White and 0 u The railway by marine owned the club Black ,. ... v,..i to call and see the was reported ready for use again. 0 P1' ' . .. !th ami Hi 11c. arri"l at 8. Oaakl's. Hotel lwenty-nin- e separate suits, aggrs- - 25 Cents 0 1 vl gating more than a half-millio- n dol It has become a recognized fact that Corset hnvlnit claim against IUC b m't.K. Mfto, n.lo tu VUVUIb lVUI iU our : ; ' l. i unt nrp re the Ilogan Minstrel Company against J High Stock Collars wuu Bows of prent them to Lyle A. line Canadian-Australia- n Steamship .0 Line. In the petition the minstrel peo dainty lace, and chiffon. Many colors, mii nieeting of the second ple aver they "are Americans by birth. - of of St. xVndrew a came- African descent, temporarily so 60 Cents , tnis evriiiu . c journing In Hawaii." The petition cov Soda wte nel era several typewritten pages and says 0 W aists S. later that the minstrels were pas t. t Wlilte-aous- ana...I A refused -- chiffon, liberty cilk and ... . . i. . ir.ifiiiinfKtd tmm sage on account or being negroe3. WITH- Jabots of 0 r lace. Late norelties ?1 to for san rancwco Orders taken for switches, wigs, cur 0 ly pompadour rolls, etc.: a new stock Q j reasonable offer for a " - . of human hair goods received per ... un Just PURE $275 splendid line of ladles', mia)o? aoJern. coiiase iuc s. a. I)e 0 We hare Jufet placed on sale a 06 cnina at Miss Lartigue s hair Hi road. William saviage. aresHing and manicuring parlors, next and children's Corsets and Corset Waists of th celebrated Chicago tint street. Y. M. C. A., Hotel street. 0 Band Bows In colors, edged with O. D. make that we are offering at exceptionally LOW PRICES. Ming of the executive committee FRUIT L ixiatfd Charities of Hawaii A TESTIMONIAL FROM OLD ENG liberty silk. L 3 p. m.. Wed- - g at o'clock on LAND. "NORWALK," a very well made and perfect-flttin- ladles' April IS, at the manager a oi- - 0 The "I consider Chamberlain's Cough JUICES 25 Cents summer Corset, we are offering at the exceedingly low prlc tff Remedy the best In the world for bron I ii of taking the Australia to chltls," says Mr. William Savory, of today an thpy first Intended, ast Warrington, England. "It has saved Is the best there Is made. Nothing sot The Chicago G. D. Child's Waist, a summer waist, perfe-stl- I kid Mra. .S. W. Wilcox will leave my s Spot nets, silks, chiffons and hand wite lue, sne having been a mar perfectly FRESH and RIPE FRUITS 50c. k Curies Nelaon frm Hanamau tyr to bronchitis for over six years. run laces, a great variety, Including adapted to the approaching warm weather, luaL being most of the time confined to her are used to prepare our syrups. many new Ideas. Also English squares V principals in the murder case In bed. She Is now by quite well." Sold so popular young Chicago O. D. mlcses summer Waist will be found uneqaala M'lda. the Japanese from ha Benson, Smith Co., Ltd., wholesale and Imperials with The as implicated, have not yet been agents. ladles. in fit, wear and comfort. Price 75c , t, and the case against him was pnwscd yesterday. D. young perfect realization X txrapkef J. J. Williams leaves THE PUBLIC The Chicago G. ladies' Waist, a ( is Frani'Uo today on business. what a Corset Waist should be light, durable, soft and perfect til- V there he will arrange Render us this verdict; they 0 for the if i ntm ing will only have to be seen to be appreciated. Price 11.25. f.ion of his daughter's musical are the ones to be satisfied. fit II ;ioo In convent. LMdfl 1 I 1 & few left of the Jare shipment qoooaesijp. The Chicago G. D. ladies' summer Waist Is the ideal summer atcT.inv which arrived a fpw II is well made, of good material, perfect fitting and withal iko for the Pacidc Cyclt? Co., 0 Waist. It street. Paw your crIfM early IMPORTKRS OF DRY GOODS light, durable, flexible and at the same time affording the require (J i taey are a.1 Ron1 support. Ask to see them; the price is $1.25. Jaajesrtrjipbell, who came home 9 Australia last week, is serious 0 I! and hi daughter has been snt Easter ij 619 FORT STREET. The Chicago G. D., style 521, a ladies' Corset, which, at tie prtos, in rrarj.'tsco. 1 Mr. Campbell's unequaled. price present is $1.25. We hare U Ion in II we beleive to be The at not yet critical. 70 far as III sown, not a large stock of this lot, so the sooner seen the sooner bowgat a ad Sts. s Gorman and Al Moore will sail ! Cor. Kin? Fort and enjoyed. "Australia Millinery D today for a short visit a trancisco. It U rumored that wiii not alone. The Star In addition to the foregoing, we have our usual complete Itne a.i team will be on hand to give of Royal Worcester R. & G. and P. D. Corsets and Equapoise WataU jutaa on. for ladies, and full line of. Double V Waists for misses and c&il- - J sailing day. David Law-tfv- e a building, Easter 0 dren. recommends 11 the cigar, claro. a toino-- th i'K'.rable for a kpa vnvxca Tho Fresh iui, iragrant. mild, sweet c -- ! Tiraiionaoiy tae best value that i an Millinery purchase. 0 Tennis r t Ignacio, , a Wltnoaa- - w fnrr hlmIfA 4B71-J- rase oerore Judse Wilcox yes EVERYTHING JEW! 0 0 si mu trouble with the judge Bails w answer niifstlona nut tn GRAND DISPLAY! Ex. Australia. Me grew very HiiluVant .- - v utucu uir "own stairs ana -- v iw six Hours for contemot Store Closed on Good Friday application of Mi 0 pj nnllpn as Notary Public for -- v ALSO, nuuir a rnn i ,;n . OPEN ON SATURDAY UNTIL 0 9 O'CLOCK P. M. .2'(lAttorny Oensral. or she 0 A Shipment of 0 k J'.- -' , .tumiision as agent ":,w,wnents. provided 0 ' U Will PfklTlrr . .J - o AMERICAN TATE, PIM AND TVi notary i'ud- 0. ill) uini! 0 CAMPBELL RACKETS. bad LIMITED. 9 mtrfortune to be caught revo ver. n a CHAS. GIRDLER, Manager. "! W.V1 "''eu mil sriirpnrp.1 i cl.t.. .1 L0AN5 PLACED rn uaru 'aior. the THE PROVIDERS And a Large Line of Tennis Sundries Fire Insurana Velr,l - . l'EOPLt'S 0 AND NEGOTIATED. tadPT '""rning reter and General Athletic Goods. h.r. a term at 0 tm,a ORDERS TAKEN FOR H 4.j "'orea man was ar- - 0 ',ru?k. and a razor ijrrf.r14 5v 'jn "n'ekles were found Switches, Wigs, Curly ofK.. "" ".lys was the 0 -f- aflnment fixed for hi 7 . . Pompadour Rolls. PEARSON POTTER CO. w? tende, 0 tl,l , the UU Hi! 1 auction o ion, --- A new Hair Goods Mill II H,..,. . . at stock of Human Co. Hatur- - just received per S. S. China. 0 LIMITED. Richards. vice at0fth. Street. Telephone 565. 0 plNflNeiflL GENT LiA.J.l"'niy how.fi , , 0 312 Fort :i ha ;i n. in" nuilness. He IIaikdressiko, Ala;: :..,.KOO'l humor by OOOOOOOOOOOOOOIAOIOIOnOaOIOIOQ : alj, "uul0?r or horses and SlIAMPOOINO,

be Scalp a 'l.yers. Thee Treatment WE e'ery V,n.V .. two weeks. and Manicuring. Call your epecial attention to "t to'ir .?bIw m,,rn of the the fine af sortment of Try a bottle of our DANDRUFF BREAST COLLARS and PAD 1 ihi Ffl"are wa3 TONIC. SWEAT PADS, heavy Stocks and Bonds. Real Estate -"- and HAIR HOUSING. x-ngP" or KILLER U9 - the nntlva Latest ptyle of LOOTS rd. ThU and light. "1 nb, ,w." 's" r and n s band and DRIVING BITS. ,JtleJ: A."?traMi off In the All lines at Rock Bottom Trieee! tv.n "l o'clock. On RTIGUE ' 'J ser.j . " "'vers of choice California Harness Shop, R. C. A. PETERSON. HOTEL STREET, next to Y. M. C. A. D. O. HAMMON, No. C39 King St., Lincoln Block. 12 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVEBTISEB: HONOLULU, APBIL 17, 103.

BEAX ESTATE TRANSACTIONS HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE. April 10. No. 253 J. A. Magoon and Honolulu,. April 16, 1900. The Overland Oceanic Lajurd Every Morning, Except wife to Hawaii Land Co., Ltd.; deed of Steamship Coijt San daj, by the April 5, 1S00; portion royal patent HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY. 317, kul. 919, Kamakela. Honolulu. CoLsideratloa JC0O. , i Limited Vra H jit tiock. King Street. fc April 11. No. IJO M. A. Reg3 and C Br.er l o i A! W. PEARSON, wile to G. Brandt; deed of March 27, IMS Manager. TABLE: Business I'JOO; royal patent vr( 1 wi'(orr 1 J ... 0 7ii7, Koloa, Kauai. American f o... Pas-eng- er m sej 1 The (Jociiitration X3.150. Ka ... 2i l ain 1.. i Sii. Fine Steairs of This Line will Arrl. H 'M ...... 17-o- . ; Pvrt hereunder: l 4 U, No. 161 Hawaii Land Co., Ltd., to - AU. Co...... A) 0 t") ... Kft J. ..I. Manuka and wile; deed of AprL ri ny-u"- i A tin;. Co 9, li-U- t. ,.,,... 2l4', pp.0 SAN lots 26 and 27. Kapa.ama H.w.laii 5Mr l.u... FRANCISCO: FOR SAN o Honout'i ...... SkU.CIM, 10 10 FMJIClto 1 3 30. ) Li tract, Honolulu. Consideration .. H u .... ,(ti. U 4)i r .id-mi.,- ivi No. 2u M. tri4 VI inmi 1 Wil a.i ii It. alias W. E. Uaib...... uiu j uo ItAl.IA TIME TABLE marth to A. Hocking; deed of January aaaaca il lv, lO ALalKALIA MAY 9 ALA M KIM 1 ii, 1900; Swan fcaiuato .e.Cu. Ill ALAMEDA MAY 23 AUSTRALIA t interest la "White " i.d.j t a.ou) -, 14 JI'NW , premised, corner King and Nuuanu El hl Plan Co. Vi, m- tJ 13 tlWHAMA MARIPOSA street3, Honolulu. Consideration pd. apt lVW.'.a Ni ft MARIP03A JUNE 20 AUSTRALIA S Klp&huin MO Hi A I! SIT If A t.T A 1 15.000. igu1. ! ..w ...... -iu!r . UniNl SiJ..iuO .... 111 A I I . I . No. 2C3 W. C. A. bJ V1II4VA. . . Till . V. I Achl and wife to J. aoii 8ngr Co. Ao i U' .... i ...... 9 nudlUALlA Magoon, trustee; deed of April 6, laOO; - Pit rti 10 OC KHr AUSTRALIA AUO. 1 AI.AMKDA lots 25, 26, 27. 23, King street tract. M Quale 1 3uK.Co.aa. i W0.1W) 10 ALAMi2.UA AUG. 15 AUSTRALIA tL'.a u, ( l'Ki.f' .... - Ffcni and After Jan. 1, Honolulu. Consideration $5,500. McPrrduSu.Ao.li: a M ckt a . a AUSTRALIA AUG. 29 MARTTOSA ltJ. No. 2G4 P. Muhiendorf. trua:e and " txj.v ( Ala 1 HAL1A Dally Dally Dally Dally Dally others to L. C. Ab.e?; deed of March N. Llku Pwt ( o . ad i z one-ha- lf Leaves Fian.IiCi K tatioat ex. ex. 31, 1C00; of lou 6 and 7, block Caba, paid i."(V ioo 'i'.u iso Sac; U'lj at 8:20 L t'Oxtd) Sun. San. A, Ku aokahua, Honolulu. Consider- Ocuinoa....or...... In connection with the sailing of tbe aoove steamers ation J1.2C0. OokaU ftuu.uuu a ljf. 10.4 prepared to issue, to Intending passengers counon x.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. Oiaa ug. Co.tid. S a ;. i ihrnnrv No. 2o5 Ryan A. U-- rsllrxMd rl 9:15 11:05 2:15 6:10 P. F. and wife to " iwt op ,'j i i u from 8sn Frsoclaoo, to all points In tbe United Btr jao ..7:10 M. 10, lV).0f .... . 3 G. Itasmufisen; New York by any steamnblp C..8.-0- 9:48 11:40 3:47 5:50 deed of April 01oalo ...... l liae to al Ecropvaa Ports. "', Fsar! 1900; lots 52, 53, 54, Keklo tract, Ho faaahaa Ann. P.aa. Mill. .8:33 10:03 12:00 4:05 1:10 PaclflC...... frOOUfl IQii .. 270 a nolulu. $1,500. 7MMM) 2rV Days Citicago Consideration 1UU Wai&nae 10:50 4:45 Paia 'i 2 to ... No. 2C7 II. E. Cooper to O. Burans; Pipekw 7ftJM I'd Iwu For further rarticutars appy to 7aUIu ... 11:55 6:40 deed of April 6, 1900; royal patent 2009, Puier.. Kanaka .... 12:32 C:16 Wa aiU Ajtr. Co. a.-- lWi "it W without change. Makawao, Maui. Consideration $400. i.iov,mi im, Urtl', ill April 12. No. 26S Dishop of Pan- - W IBM &..u It ...... sKaiio. Dally Dally Dally Dally of.olls to J. II. Schnack; deed of March tVaMaau Vio.uuu io I .... G. SRVVIN ! 140 Wm. llAWl) ex.Sun. 31, 1900; portion of royal patent 1232 Aaimaialt) &C Wa mua ia,k :oO lu. ij One Day Oaicker than any LIMIT SO a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. kul. 1692, Mokanea, Honolulu. Consid- aTaaasHir oua. 2:U (liOer e. a. Co &Oiaj .CO ...... 5:35 eration $1. .. IjO General Apents Co, 269 &. later la and . S. Co... iv. .. Other Line, Oceanic S. S. WaLalua ...... 6:10 2:60 No. Bruce, Waring Co. to A. MibCMjaaoua. llV' VSMaWMASJMSSABSBSSSSMSMSBBSMBBSSlBBBBBBSSSBSBaBSBJSBBaS WalAn& 7:10 3:55 Bortfeld; deed of Feb. 3, 1S96; lot 16 ot Atw n Uj .... . 2.(M. ,k. 100 140 al tu ... v Favorite Houte for ws. Mil! 5:54 7:45 1:05 4:32 grant 27S9, Kaiia, Honolulu. Consider- 4an. Kpd Tran. aLCu l.fV io i t3Tho ation $200. Hi n. Rifam LsjumI jr 1 75 ltK Island People and Tourists. Pfarl City .... 6:15 8:03 1:30 4:52 aloiia-a-.u lei 4 I'liw- - Honolulu 6:50 8:35 2:05 6:26 No. 270 P. Muhlendorf, trustee, to H'h o lid ... lS.tO' 2 PaGifiG Mail A. Bortfeld: deed of April 8, 1S98; lots tfatual Te.piioD Co.. lVI,iM, lu 1ft ... Steamsbip 23, 26. 27, 28, block B, Kapiolani Park 14 aa ih Of. Co. L. Finest mdero Pullnaa eqnlprut, P. DENISON. F. C. SMITH, - - Paid ai fti.iu.' :n MM -- a addition, Honolulu. Consideration $208. O. R. A L. Co n.... Xtvi.oti lOj .... 177U Lcludin Library and iffel tars Snperlntendent. Q. P. & T. A. . fecfilo'a lea K.f.i-- l'ni.OiAi Kx lio . and Dinii Car, a la car-e- L!?t of deed filed for record April BJ1D. coitleaiai Oriental p-- r Stear? 16, 1900: dawa Q)'i S c .. TIDES. SUN AND MOON. daw 'a lj't pur ct . 100 J. H. LOTHROP, let Party. 2d Party. Class. di'B U. Po.t 6Yax General Aant, 4Vfc PT Ct " wit 35 Third street, Poitland, Oreo&. t s v! 5"!! 2 Kalu Iani Prter Joseph D Ewa Plantation Lani and Kamoku Peter UllK 102V Toyo" Safe .1 ct Ti. W. Sisen a 3 "I? '5 jo D rfahuitulrr Piatutatlon.. HITCHCOCK, Genera! Vjtcci and c - ...... I .... 1 Montgomery St., Sao Francuco .1 D. Nicholas Ruesel wife ct and . k.ticL,. I 10b Icouya Kojulro D Morning E. L. LOMAX. O. P. A T. A.. Dteamezs of the above oompanlee will call at Honolulu i&6 vJ Iaouya Kojulro B. Onome .... D Session Sales Session Omaha, Mttm ft tO rx.i. $1C; 40 Nebr&skn cort on or about the data hIow men IS .1 W M ,43 rf.20 a o Inouya Kojulro A. Nishida ... D Ten Ookala. Ookala, $15.75. ft Tan. 17 ft.' 4 t 1 J SI 6 o: 4 ' - ' V (J I. Kimura Manuel Franco ... D 14 4i JAPAN AND CHINA: W.L ft . 11 .1 ft 1J .0 v.. Mr3. Ue Freltaj and husband ?0R for san mmz Tinr IV l.ti 2 0 ft. ,1-- ) 21 l'l.i. t I I o.1li.' 1) I Jose Medeiros , p.m.' Classified Advertisements. DORIC APRIL 24 NIPPON MARU L 20 j Hawaii Land Co. rta. f.' 7 47 1 UJ I Ctf ft 2M1.4 Joseph Andrade and wife Hong NIPPON MARU . MAY 2 Quon D A 1 6 1J 4 or's 3d 6 21 a Kin OR JANEIRO . MV to rnriTip 1 jVs' 9 23 2 iu M. .. in i ! I I. Apana, Gda. Onomea Su UA.Ml.l) LIMITED. COPTIC . MAY 18 AMklHCA MAUI! 1 6 10.47 4 - 0 I gar Co., Ltd D ..Mi.itiCA UAKU iU U 7, I t 1 U 6.41 . 1 H E. M. McCianahan wife IL .STENOGRAPHER and typewriter, la I and PEKING JUNK 5 .'.'J dy preferred; knowledge of niercan-ti.- e GAELIC M. Pond D GAELIC , 12 correspondence ana re-quir- Capital Stock $50,000. JUNE JlVilNUIVU.U HAKU . moon on 22d K. A mara K. Kaina D accounts - Last quarter of the the Addrcsa "Stenosrapher,' HONGKONG- MARU JUNK 21 CHINA J at 4:03 a. m. T. K. Clarke and wife K. Kaina D Capital, paid up CHINA JUNE 29 DORIC A E. Taylor wife F. Hus- - Advertiser oiEce, stating experience $42370. Tide iruin tho United States Coaat and DORIC JULY 7 MAKU J D and La.ia.ry ex;cctcd. 5521 NIPPON Oeofietic Surrey tables: tace NIP! 'ON MARU JULY 17 RIO DE JANEIRO ; id tides at Kahului and Hilo occur II. Schnack and wife Pang OFFICERS. RIO Di: JANEIRO JULY 26 Tie country App! LOITIO Jl cao hoar earlier than at Hono-- Cheng D CLERK for a store. W d Achl President it Manager rotTtp ...... AUG. t AMERICA MARU iu your own handwriting to M. a. AMERICA MARU AUG. 10 PEKINO (Jrlnuaum ii Co., city. I. K. Nakuina Vice President Hawaiian time la 10 hours Building Applications 55i PEKINO AUG. IS G A ELI C i standard f. Makalnal Treasurer .... minutes slower than Greenwich April 16 Amimoto, to erect a 2- -f tor GAELIC AUG. 23 HONKONO MARU being that cf the meridian of dwelling V YOUNG lady as cashier and entry B. Johnson Secretary HONGKONG MARU SEPT. 6 .CHINA iim. house, store and at Kakaako I I . 1 . a tl ... "til degree 30 minutes. The time manka of Honolulu Iron Works, size cilth 1:1 a wiiu.Cfaie axu reia.i tioii'. Geo L. Dosha Auditor wralatle blows at 1:30 p. m., which la 23x25; Aakana, to erect a Address P. O. box 87. 5521 For gesoral Information apply to ila scie Jua Greenwich, 0 hours 0 mln--Ju-- n House on land leased by Ah Kal, mau- - and moon are for local time ka of Vineyard street, Ewa side of bALl . BOARD OF DIRECTX RS. M. Cm Oo..U'd, .'or th whole group. bridge, sl7e 20x24; Lab Leong, to erect Jonah Kumalae. MACKFELD i house, store and dwelling on MAKE an offer for a mod- King street and Llliha street, size ern cottage on the Waikikl road; lot J. Makalnal. MiYPiKG INTELLIGENCE. 1- - 50x100. Mu&t be fcold. Apply Wil- 1113x30: Albert Trask. to erect a J. W. Btlkan. CANADIAN-AUSTRALIA- tory dwelling on King rtreet, next to liam Savidge, 2'Jti Merchant St. 4SBSSSBSBBBBB1SB1 ' N W DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA- Reform School, size 40x60x14; Olita. to The bove Copmiauy will buy, lease Dow-- CLEVELAND bicycle, nearly new. Ap-pi-y TION, April 10, 10 p. Weather, ?rect a warehouse at the end of r sell lands In all ptru of tbe Ha- in. ett lane, near railroad, alze 20x24x16: to Fred. Angus, at Lewer3 clear; wind, fresh nortne&it. waiian and houses In CO. r. Kamikl. to move a house Trom Cooke. 5521 Islasds; also has MAIL STEAMSHIP Kakaako (S. M. Damon property). hi City of Honolulu for rent. AC ARRIVED HONOLULU. 500 one-seat- ed Punchbowl street, to feet from said A GENTLE family horBe; the Cilif premises. . Steamers of the aboTS line ronu leg lu connection with Monday, April 16. buggy and harnev-3- P. O. box C0J. PCIF1C RAILWAY COMPANY between Vancouver. B. C u4 tjt Haw. sp. Fort George, Morse, from 5519 ! X W., and calling at Victoria, D. U, Honolulu and Brleban (Q.)is San Francisco. Death, cf Miss Aea. NOTICE Schr. Moi Wahlne. , from Ha-- Miss Sarah Aea, daughter of Joseph THOROUGHBRED fox terrier pup waiL Aea, died yesterday afternoon at her for sale. Apply 220 Llliha St., aoovt On or about the dates below stated, Tli: Schr. Millie Morris, , from Kau home at Walklkl, from consumption School. 551j --Oex- ai. She was 22 years old. The funeral will FROn VAC0UVE AD VICTORIA, 1C-fn- f take place this afternoon and friend3 o. JOOD a.garoba cord wood, $12 pei family are Invited to t.e present. Brlsfctnt C.) sot Brlocr: torts sod Ytocou I til J SAILED HONOLULU. the cord, delivered. Telephone 317. It NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT LUhman. 551b VIIOWERA MAY 12 MIOWERA 11 ihe yacht "Leowa" will be sold on 9 AORANGI K Monday, April 16. PACIFIC LODGE, A. & A. M. the IORANGI JUNE F. May, 1900, 7 WARRIMOO i' Stmr. Mikahala, Pedcrten, for Kau .L:SII)ENCE. on beach at WalklkJ; al; 1st day of unless paid for, WARRIMOO JULY ai. together with all expenses, before MIOWERA AUG. 4 MIOWERA modern, improvements; best of bath thai . Stmr. Ke Au Hou, Mother, for PFPT. 1 AORANGI ing. Aply Wil'lam Savidge, No. 20t e ORANOI ' A date, CI! A3. D. WALKER, pinnivnn cppt ?i WARRIMOO Merchant St. f Am. bk. Pactolus, Watts, for New There will be a special meeting of 27 5514 Yacht find Boat Builder. MIOWERA OCT. "?,wi;J5A 1 Pacific Lodse No. 822, A. F. & A. M.. AORANGI NOV. 24 AORANGI at Masonic Temple, this (Tuesday) L.EASE of one of the best residences, WARRIMOO 3 MOaMiNO KElU3LICAN. evening, April 17, at 7 o'clock. Kapiolani Park, elegant furniture In MIOWERA eluded; 20 years; ground onl IHE CLUB STABLES rouu-- WORK IN SECOND DEGREE. rent LIMITEt The magnificent new service the MI mperial Limited" is now j New Newspaper Corporation Organiz Jt per annum. Apply to William Members of Hawaiian Lodge, Lodge Savidge, No. 206 Merchant St. 518 FORT STREET. MONTREAL ed -- Directors. Le Progrea and all sojourning breth- BETWEEN VANCOUVER AND ren are fraternally invited to attend. Making the run 100 honrs without change. The finest Rs'JV 4 The application for a charter for the $4000 VALUABLE property RE-OPEN- By R. M. business HAVE FOR - order of the W. Bltuated in the of city. Ap- In the world. new newspaper corporation may roasl- H. II. WILLIAM. heart the BUSINESS. biy be filed wuh the Minis:er of the In Secretary. ply to William Savidge, No. 20G Mer- Through tickets lstued from lionl t Canada, Unltffl terior UUay. It 14 said tuat the Kobert chant St. Tourists, as well as our home peo Europe. l uLiishlLg Company will be wishing RELIABLE HORSES For Freight and Parage and ail renera) information, app'J brieve the ."Lift je, came of the corporation and that It will $Lt. FOR It L.N I". EXPERIENCED DRIVERS, NEW over Grieve estab- ili;.- - FAIR PRICES, COURTEOU take the late Kobeit en iSeo 1 H lishment, publishing the Morning ite-- ON KASY TERMS, A I'EW LZ FURNISHED rooms single and TREATMENT, call on Theo. ii. DaviesTcItd., puui.eau. iMt lots Maaio; towz. side cf A. A suite. COO Beretania St., opp. the CHAS BELLINA. Manager. English Church, Apply bot. 'J and 11 '1 he authorized capital is to be $25,000 ilontano't. Sialilea Telephone 477. i12 J. H. SCHNACK- - a. m. 551& with the privilege of Increasing to Hcktand 'Phone 319. Jluu.COo. No material ha yet been or Sole of Land In dered from San Francisco; a meeting of NOTICE. FOR SALE. L the directors take3 place tomorrow MELROSE Just Opened. Monoa Valley, New York evening. The offliers of tne new con- A MEETING OF THE REPUBLI cern are as follows: A. S. Humphreys. $3250 NEW COTTAGE, 6 ROOMS, SH Club Is called for this (Tuesday) King street, adjoining Governmeti-- . -- Brewer" l1 president: J. II. Fisher, treasurer; evening modern improvements, nice yard. Wal- HONOLULU, OA1IU. Ship Helen at 7:30 o'clock at Murray's klkl road, next to residence of George nursery. Handsome rooms with boird New York for llono.ulu on '' George W. Smith, secretary; James L. F. BERRY, J. Manson. L. C. ABLES, new Ant-clas- s. Mclean, auditor; other d rectors. Wil 5321 Secretary. Kverjtht&g and Elec liam A. HenFhall and J. D. McVeigh Real Estate Agent. trie ItKlitn, mqmto-proo- f. Term Opportunity Is given lo purchase In Juno 10, m one of after- j"A-",tk- t th Aftor Msnoa Valley a Lcautlfuiiy situau-- It is rumored that the NOTICE. 'r noon dallies will be oought and entered FOR. SALE. r" property containing all the neceMury ...... I. tn in the morning fie!d. essentials for a homestead and where UKEWnn I i DURING MY ABSENCE FROM MILK NOTICE MILK healthful climate and picturesque sce- CHAS. tbe Hawaiian Islands Dr. C. B. Wood $t00 KAMEIIAMEHA IV. ROAD nery In sur- 27 Kliby Japante-Cbines- e Meeting. are the midst of historic will act for me under full power of at near King St.; corner lot 85x105. roundings and sll In contact with Im- aY Wearing mostly American clothes, torney. F. R. DAY. L. C. ABLES. DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION, town proved grounds, planted with rarlous smoking Manila and Havana cigars, Honolulu, April 10, 1900. 5516 Real Estate Agent. J!e opposite Catholic School. Fort St foreign fruits as well as supplied with feasting on Chinese and Japanese deli Telephone 639. Depot office Shrldao fiuit trees indigenous to Hawaii. The cacies and talking in their native NOTICE. FOR SALE. St.: telephone, No. , Independence acreage of 45.C4 acres In fee simple and tnnmi'i mrh other's tonen!i. nlepon Park. 5504 31.16 acres under long and favorable English and English, the leading Jap- A SPECIAL MEETING OF leases. THE $lC0O anese and Chlneie merchants were stockholders of the Bank LOTS ON BERETANIA AND Inculded In the Improvements on the FC-- of Hawaii King IS NOW OrEN TO THE rarhorf1 tncethpr In frlendlv relations Ltd., Is called for Tuesday. Anril 24 bts., 50x133. Kasy terms. woiEf u fee simple portion la a roomy, modern last evening at the apartments of the 1900, at 10:30 a. m., for the purpose of L. C. ABLES, m m dwelling house furnished with sanitary Carrlaea nd sdJleto ' United uninese society. amending tne conftltutlon. Real Estate Agent, LIMITED and other conveniences; there is also he arrival anJ departure Arnimrl tareA tahlea. temntlnrlv F. C, ATHERTON. situated thereon a roomy carriage shed oan at Kawalhae; alo i r burdened with all those things dear to 5321 Secretary. F0 lUplxnd, Cor. Allen and Fort BU and tables. point palates or wearers or queues as RESALE. The celebrated Walakeakua (Water the the RitP-ntP- ANDREWS Of f well as their queueless cousins, the DIVIDEND NOTICE. SMALL HOUSE LOTS IN REAR OF OLLISTKR CO AKKNTr of the Goda) Falls is In near proximi- smiling Orientals sat beaming approv ty, and cool, clear, sparkling water says: -- The only way of residence of British Commissioner tbe . aa mil at through grounds, now al uoon each speaker as he stood to A DIVIDEND IS DUE AND PAY Kapalama, on easy installments. Ap LEAVE TOUR ORDERS FOR therefrom flows the present lsva vj aAArenn the meeting. Ply supplying ample opportunity for In- via Walmea carrlafescs" -- able to the stockholders of the INTER to J. H. SCHNACK. acreage al- Chinaman and Jananeee all the ISLAND STEAM NAVIGATION creased Irrigation to the two miles of the flow. flu brothers now." said & Japan m Home Made Poi ready planted and which Is capable of 10 bttia LTD., at their office. Queen street, on FOR For particulars srP'J ese. "Eat together, smoke together. rnaay, RENT. AT considerable Improvement AKONA. PT0PJ good April lata, ioo. IL shake hands and be friends." C. H. CLAPP. WOMEN'S EXChANOC Waling Chinese-Japane- se apply to J. (459 The union, accord 6518 Secretary. A FEW NEW MODERN COTTAGES For further Information cerned. has not vol or within ten minutes' walk from postor Fresh Tuesdays and Fridays. II. Boyd, Interior Department. meeting last nk'V. was floe. Apply to 1lpboo 59 112 HolUl Strri Honolulu, March 28, 1800. 6501 FEVVHD. ganlzed. The HONOLULU IRON $25.00 a social and not a business iue ting, WORKS C9 5515 J. H. SCHNACK. said. At any rate, those prc."mt they FOR SALE. NOTICE. AUnEST AND were most enthusiastic and earnest la nOTLER. SUGAR MILLS. COOLER-BRAS- S FOR FOR THE SALE. of any P '.'V? their pleasure. AND LEAD CASTINGS A LARGE, WELL-IMPROVE- D COR-o- r PKERl.ESH PRFSKRVINU TUN Hon PACIFIC COMMERCIAL M3 Kr.i Machinery of every desert plir LOTS lot with residence on TIife! trMt. COMPANY hsT removed to cr RUB AT KALIHI PAST KAMEHA ER from residence OnlT the highest grade of RED made to order. Particular sttnrt'or meha Schools, on easy monthly Install TnQolrs fit street, opposite Clab BUblee. regular fa mted In Stamps made h? to ship's blacksrolthlng. .Jn H P. WALTON. th mq the oM ments. j. jr. SCHNACK. J. H. SCHNACK. HAWAIIAN GAZKTTTE tb HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO work executed on tho sbortm nctlo (508 tO Merclitnt Surv. Sttt HUM"

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