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EDL. XXXVIII. NO. 6640. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1903. PRICE FIVE CENTS PART OF COUNTY DEATH OF MRS. HIRAM AMERICANS BINGHAM AFTER AN ACT IS MADE ILLNESS OF TEN YEARS SALUTE NEW NULL AND VOID PANAMA FLAG

1 : I The Supreme Court Expunges the Imposing Ceremonies Mark the Full d Proposed Board of Public Recognition of the Young Institutions. Republic. fl Legality of Whole Act Not Considered Grounds Dominican Insurgents Fire on an American of Decision Are That Act Embraces Steamer The Texan Makes a Record Run. More Than One Subject. Gen. MacArthur Coming to Honolulu. 'V..- - S "'V

The Board of Public Institutions created by the County Act is (ASSOCIATED PRESS CABLEGRAMS.) no more. Aesterday afternoon the Supreme Court rendered a PANAMA, Nov. 18. The United States cruiser Marblehead unanimous decision making the County Act, so ar as it relates to hoisted the flag of the new republic and saluted with 21 guns. the Board of Public Institutions, null and void. it A Superintendent Henry E. Cooper, it happens, has officially lived Panama gunboat and the forts reciprocated by raising and saluting just long enough to enjoy one evening's triumph over the Legisla- the American flag. After the ceremonies Rear Admiral Glass offi-

ture's to deprive the THE LATE MRS. BINGHAM AND HER HUSBAND, THE REV. well-wishe- attempt Superintendent of Public Works of the cially called on the Junta and expressed his s. President greater part of the functions the Organic Act prescribed he HIRAM BINGHAM. that Arias responded in terms of gratitude to the United States and there should exercise. The case now decided arose from the resistance Mr. oooso$oeoa was great popular enthusiasm. of Cooper to the authority of the Board of Public Institutions. fter an illness that had lasted for that na1 le, starting on a long honev- - Gear Judge decided that the Board of Public Institutions was ten years, one contracted through the moon voyage around Cape Horn to an illegal body in that its members were not appointed as such by hardships of early missionary work Hawaii and the islands of Micronesia. the Governor, the Organic Act placing the appointment of all boards They reached Honolulu on April 24th DOMINICAN REBELS among natives of Micronesia, Mrs. of a public character among the duties the Governor should perform. the of the following year and within a few He touched upon other points raised, but found it unnecessary to Minerva Clarissa Bingham, wife of the montlis were at Ponape, where an as- FIRE ON CLYDE LINER decide the one Rev. Hiram Bingham, died at the sembly of missionaries decided that the attacking the validity of the entire statute namely, ' that the bill had not passed the three readings in each house of the family home in Alexander street last young couple should take up their la bors at Apiang. They commenced their Legislature which the Organic Act requires. evening 18. work at the latter point on Nov. 18, WASHINGTON, Nov. The Government has refused to The Supreme Court finds the County Act to be illegal, so far as Mrs. Bingham had been a sufferer for 1857, and the hardships they had to en- recognize the Dominican revolutionists and has protested A Board" be-caus- e, against it relates in title and text to the of Public Institutions, ten years from paralysis agitans. Ev- dure there for manv years, living on contrary to the Organic Act, it embraces more- - than one ery care has been taken of her during the food 01 the South Seas and in quar- the blockade. San Domingo is completely invested and is now Subject. It not only provides for "the organization and govern that time but she had been gradually ters verv unlike a comfortable New being bombarded. A general attack is expected momentarily. ment of counties and districts," but for "the management and failing in health until last May she fell England home, undermined the health The revolutionists fired on the American Clyde liner as she control of public works public a victim to the dengue fever. Since of Mrs. Bingham and also of the Rev. and institutions therein" that is, was entering Samana bay but the vessel was uninjured. in the counties and districts. then she has been confined to her bed. Mr. Bingham. While mentioning Mrs. Bingham was well known as Nearly half a century ago missionary the several lines of attack on the Board of The Clyde line of steamers running from New York to Domin- Public Institutions which Mr. Cooper's counsel took in resisting a woman of high character and lofty life in Micronesia was a verv strenuous ideals. Throughout the small islands undertaking. Sometime ago Mr. Bing- ican ports are unpopular with a portion of the people of the country. the writ of mandamus, the Supreme Coutr contents itself with de- of The Clyde line had a claim against the Dominican government for ciding the main issue raised in the petition for the writ. that dof the seas of Micronesia she is ham gave a brief account of some As the known to the natives as a friend and the haDpenines incident to labors of $350,000 for refund of wharfage and other port dues and unable Circuit Judge had done, it leaves the validity of the County Act as helper. Had she lived until next Oc- himself and wife in Micronesia from to get satisfaction from the government finally secured a presenta- a whole an open question. There is nobody or nothing in the world tober she would have been seventy the time that! they settled at Apiang. tion of their claim through the United government. Minister more steadfast of $tates than courts justice in observing the principle of years old. She was born at Northamp- One year's work, contending with cli- Powell demanded the settlement of the claim but the mater was not crossing a bridge before it is reached. ton. Mass., on October 19, 1834, and re- mate, bad food and other evils, was still in the air at the time the present revolution broke out. The was a This test case, so far as it went, for which the outcome ceived her education there. It was in enough to break down Mr. Bingham's port of Samana, in which the New York was fired upon, is being has been eagerly that she met the then health, and he returned to Boston, awaited by the people of the Territory, who have Ma.achusetts greedily watched by European powers that wish to secure for in young Hiram Bingham, son of one of where he supperintended the building it just participated the first elections under the County Act. There- a coaling station. fore the decision of the Supreme the earliest Hawaiian missionaries, who of the second "Morning Star." Court in full is here presentedto 1 the readers of the Advertiser: was in the East receiving an education When that vessel was built, he went preparatory to leading a life of reli- in command of her on another voyage the Attorney General of the Territory gious activity in the South Pacific. Her to Micronesia until his health broke GENERAL COUNTY ACT CASE and to prescribe powers MACARTHUR its and duties. marriage to Mr. Bingham solemniz- down again It purports to transfer to it many pow- was and he came to Honolulu. DECISION IN FULL ers and duties which have hitherto be- ed on Nov. 18, 1856. only nine days Here he remained for some time, re- EN ROUTE TO HONOLULU longed to the Superintendent of Public after he had been ordained a minister. turning to the Gilberts in 1868. Works. The defense is that this chap- The young couple immediate!' made The Gilbert Islands when Mr. Bingham In the Supreme Court of the Territory ter is null and void because con- it preparations for their trip to Hawaii first went' there was a very undesirable of Hawaii. October term, 1903. flicts with the Organic Act and more SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 18. General MacArthur, CoL Prow-- In the matter of the application of particularly with (1) Sec. 80 which pro. and a couple of weeks after the mar- place. The inhabitants were warlike Sanford B. Dole, Governor, George R. vides that the Governor shall appoint riage were on board the brig "Morning and jealousies among the chiefs excit-(Continu- ed est, Mrs. S. B. Terry and Collector Stackable have sailed for Hono- (Continued on Page 2). page 4.) Carter, Secretary, A. N. Kepolkai, Star," the first missionary vessel of on y Treasurer, J. H. Fisher, Auditor, A. T. lulu on the Korea, Atkinson. Superintendent of Public Instruction, and Lorrin Andrews, At- torney General, as the Board of Public Institutions of the Territory, for a TEXAN MAKES RECORD Writ of Mandamus against Henry E. Connor, as Superintendent or .fUDtic f Works of the Territory. RUN TO PHILADELPHIA " Appeal from Circuit Judge, First Circuit. Submitted November 6. 1903. Decided November 17, 1903. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 18. The steamship Texan, with 58,-8- 84 FREAR, C. J., GADBRAITH AND PERRY, JJ. bags of sugar from Honolulu, has made a record run to this port An act entitled "An Act providing from Tacoma. for the organization and government of counties and districts, and the man- agement and control of public works The trip of the well-know- n American-Hawaiia- n freighter Texan, therein," is invalid as Washington, through and institutions purports to Captain Morrison, from Tacoma, the Straits to so much thereof as Philadelphia, in fifty days is one of most re- create a Territorial Board of Public of Magellan, to the Institutions and to transfer to it mat- markable passages on record. The journey is one of about 14,000 ters theretofore belonging to the Ter- miles. Texan made no stops on the whole trip she had to of Public As the ritorial Superintendent of fuel, and Works, and with which the counties be provided at Tacoma with a sufficient quantity water, nothing to do, in view of provisions to last for the voyage. were to hare pro- Sec. 46 of the Organic Act, which This was the longest run ever attempted by a steamer and at each law shall embrace vides "that ex- vessel would but one subject, which shall be its inception there were many who predicted that the pressed in its title." be unable to make the trip without calling at some South American OPINION OF THE COURT BY port. FREAR, C. J. de- The Texan is a sister vessel of the Arizonan and the Alaskan, i an appeal from an order This freight-carrier- s. in early this year nying a writ of mandamus to compel both crack She was Honolulu respondent to deliver to the peti- on her maiden voyage from New York. On this voyage from New the rela- tioners the control of all matters York she made the run to' San Francisco, including short delays in harbors, wharves, pilots and tive to forty-seve- n is and of all property used in the Straits of Magellan, in days. The Texan 494 feet towage, contro connection therewith, and the long, fifty-si- x feet beam, thirty-fiv- e feet deep, and when fully loaded management of the executive and forty-tw- o and re draws nearly thirty feet of water. She carries a crew of inflioiarr buildings at Honolulu, as quired terms by Sections 4M ana men in addition to her officers. Captain Morrison is very well known in 1903 com- ?S5 of'Act 31 of the Laws of in Honolulu and is regarded as one of the ablest skippers in the monly known as the.County Act m-- .. round the Horn trade. Chapter 64 secs. vl Ameri- to create a Board of PubUc Her quick trip, made without expensive calls at South prts consisting of the GOT-- can ports, means that the vessel has made a good profit for her Institutions - Auauor, ernur, c.v.mdn- Treasurer. STEAMSHIP TEXAN. owners. Supt. of Public Instruction and v mm

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, NOVEMBER 18, 1905. TEiWPTINQ BARGAINS WILL DOFF THE TOGA

Unusual prices reign this week. Window Curtains at DON THE ERMINE bargains greater. 95 per cent, below regular prices, other a

NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, Length, 3, 31-- 2 and 4 yards. Dole Take Prices, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 pair. Retiring Governor to the Oath as 1 HAND-MAD- E CIRCULAR SHAWLS, Judge This Morning Acting Governor Only $2.00 and $2.50 each. -- LADIES LISLE THREAD HOSE, Carter Hopes for Smooth Transition. Beautiful open work, 35c. pair 3 pairs for $1.00. t ALPACAS OR BRILLIANTS, white, black, and blue, figured, 60c. and 75c. per yard. o In f Sanford Ballard Dole, who has been the head of the govern- a CREPONES, (all wool) ment of Hawaii under three distinct forms since Januarv 17. 1893, new colors and latest shades, 75c. and a i Very handsome, will, at 10 o'clock this morning, divest himself of the top-- of state $1.00 per yard. craft and assume, for a second time in his career, the judicial erminei "1 shall be sworn in, in the Federal courtroom, Chief i: by Justice Th Public Bile. Frear at ten o'clock in the morning,'' Mr. Dole replied to a question a F01 Street OL.01V1, Prosrs as to the program for his judicial installation, "and then open court P and proceed to business. Wilt Be Invited "Yes, I 0O0O0XO0O0O0XX00O0XXXXX0O0O000X)O0O shall probably make a few remarks to the bar nothing formal. Then I shall appoint a committee to draft memorial resolu- To New AMOU tions in respect to the late Judge Estee' Inspect Our Store Mr. Dole was asked if there was anything put forward about Whiskey the Federal statute directing, on its face that in case of a vacancy Blue Grass in a WE SAY KENTUCKY district judgeship all proceedings then pending shall be con h tinued to the next of FRIDAY EVEJflJfG Kentucky, fair Kentucky, stated term the court affected. Ml1 P Where the corn is full of kernels He answered that he had looked the matter up. "Everything And the "Kernels" full of corn. goes over to the next term," he added, "but that does not prevent Full parties Lt Announcement Later Blue Grass Whiskey is made in Kentucky, and whiskey from presenting their cases. will put it in the hands of parties made in Kentucky is superior to whiskey made in any other themselves whether they will go to trial forthwith or not." state. 'Blue Grass" Whiskey is distilled by E. J. Curley & Co., District Attorney Breckons, to whom the same inquiry was pre- viously made, replied in Camp Nelson, Jessamine Co. and sold direct from the barrel his dry manner: by "There are some people who think they can run the United States Court without regard to the Judge and the District Attornev." Lovejoy & Company, Ltd. THE OATH.' OUR TEMPORARY PREMISES Following is the form of : Phone Main 308. 902-90- 4 Nuuanu Street. oath that Judge Dole will take ON QUEEN STREET ' Sanford B. Dole, do solemnly s wear that I will administer justice without respect to persons, and do equal right to the poor and to the rich, 0000000000X500000000X00000OOOCOOOOCX0OC - and that I will faithfully and impartially discharge and perform all the duties "VsTill "be Olossca. Inuring- incumbent on me as United States Judge in and for the District of Hawaii, according to the best of my abilities and understanding, agreeably to the Con- stitution and Laws of the United States; and that I will support and defend Tliursday end Friclasr. I the Constitution of the United Staters against all enemies, foreign and do- New Goods mestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter. So help me God." Low Prices ! JUDGE DOLE'S COMMISSION. The commission of Judge Dole turned up in a pasteboard tube amongst his mail yesterday morning. It is in the form that follows : YOU CAN FIND ANYTHING YOU DESIRE IN THE THEODORE ROOSEVELT, "President of the United States of America. L. B. KERR & "To all who shall see Presents, Greeting: CO. CA these Hardware Line "Know ye that reposing special trust aftTT confidence in the Wisdom, Up- L.IIVH' rightness and Learning of Sanford B. Dole, of Hawaii, I do appoint him to (Pin AT be United States District Judge of the Territory of Hawaii and do authorize Temporary Premises, FORT AND QUEEN STREETS. and empower him to execute and fulfill the duties of that office according to The Store 91 KING STREET the Constitution and Laws of the said United States, and to have and to on & Co. hold the said office, with all the Dowers, privileges and emoluments to the Two Streets Whitman 928 FORT STKtET same of right appertaining unto him, the said Sanford B. Dole, until the end of the next session of the Senate of the United States and no longer, sublect Open Saturday Nights. to the provisions of Law. PART OF COUNTY ACT "In witness whereof I have caused these letters to be made Patent and HARDWARE - SPORTING GOODS BICYCLES. the seal of the Department of Justice to be hereunto affixed. "Given under my hand at the City of Washington, the 31st day of Octo IS MADE NULL AND VOID ber, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and three, and of the Independence of the United States of America the 128th. "THEODORE ROOSEVELT. "By the President, (Continued from page 1.) , make clear the precise line of separa- THAT'S "P. C. KNOX, with the advice and consent of the tion, we need not say. In this in- "Attorney General." Senate, certain officers and boards and stance the Legislature did not attempt LEFT LEFT to do anything of that kind. It at- 3 LEFT 3 ALL NO FAREWELL ADDRESS. "any other boards of a public character that may be created by law," in that it tempted to create a distinctively Ter- AND Governor Dole stated, in answer to an inquiry, that he would creates a board of a public character ritorial board of public institutions and 3 Oliver not appointed by the Governor at all to transfer to it from distinctively Ter- no farewell address as Governor, either upon assuming the as to two of its members (the Governor ritorial officers matters In respect of judgeship or upon Governor Carter's inauguration. which the counties were clearly to up Avenue, opposite and Secretary, who are appointed by ARTISTIC COTTAGES going on Beretania think it is necessary," was his laconic reason for dis President) nor appointed by him have nothing to do and in respect off m "I B. P. Dillingham's residence. Will build you a five-roo- not the some of which they in the very nature ear. as members of the board as to any of house, elegant design, for appointing the tingling except of the case would have nothing to do. THOUSAND, AND THROW THE LOT. EASY TERMS. th members, although all the IN OSTENTATION ESCHEWED. Governor and Secretary are appointed It acted as if the title were "An Act 3 providing (1) for the organization and by him to other respective offices: HURRAH FOR ANY HOW. Secretarv Carter, who will be Acting Governor ex officio at their government of the '(2) Sec. 45, which provides "that each counties and districts (2) the management and control Call and see W. M. Campbell for particulars, in his office on moment Governor Dole's resignation takes effect today, said, with law shall embrace but one subject, and expressed of Territorial works and institutions.'" V reference to that stepping stone stage, when asked yesterday about which shall be in its title", clearly Young street near Mill on premises. 1634 Young street. (3) Sec. 75 which provides that there This was inconsistent with the probable changes this morning. shall be a Superintendent of Public provision of the Organic Act above "Things will go along just the same. I will be in practically Works with powers and duties over quoted. Accordingly we must hold portions of the County Act the same position as now. As Acting Governor I would only do certain specified matters, though sub- that such ject to modification by the Legisla- as were designed to create a Territor- what was absolutely necessary." ture, in that it takes from such Super- ial board of public institutions and to An allusion to what he had said the previous day about resig intendent a substantial part of such transfer to it duties and powers there- tofore belonging to the Superintendent ! elicited from Mr. Carter a remark to the effect he had powers and duties: and (4) Sec. 46, Ciant Strides All Records Broken nations that which provides, among other things, of Public Works is invalid, namely. reason to expect that Treasurer Kepoikai would present his resigna- Chapter 64 of Act 31 of the Laws of that, except under certain circumstan- r tion this mornincf. ces, a bill, in order to become a law, 1903, and Sections 484 and 485 and any-othe- cases of shall pass three readings in each house portions of said Act necessarily and that the final passage shall be dependent thereon. by ayes and noes entered on the jour- The order or decree appealed from is Noet & Cbandon Champagne ATTORNEY RECRUITS FOR SEATTLE MILLS. nal, in that, as contended, the House affirmed. journal shows merely that the report Attorney General L. Andrews for Imported up to Aug. 31, 1903, making petitioners. greatest number of Cases of any of the conference committee was the There was an amusing scene on the Pacific Mail dock last night adopted by the House in the manner Kinney, McClanahan & Cooper andt" one brand of CHAMPAGNE ever Im- S. H. Derby respondent. i ana uues 1101 snow me for ported in this period, showing an in- just prior to the departure of the Moana for Victoria, m which abouk ineuuoneu ami crease of 23,888 bm thlrd readinff in tnat body cases over the same months of 1902. fifty Japanese and a local attornev, newlv arrived in Honolulu, in sustaining the order appealed from Burled With the Gopher. figured. The attornev has been working up a business of shipping I I? nl". Amos Green, a worthy colored man, 195 The above statement is verified by J . these grounds, and l'VJ'Z! Custom House statistics. away Japanese laborers to the coast, securing a commission for him- - ion upon the others. who conducted a farm In the vicinity This places MOET & CHANDON at self of so much per head for getting their tickets. The laborers It is true that the provision of the of Alachua, decided he wanted to eat the HEAD of the Importation List in Organic Act "that each law shall em- some gopher, and accordingly went im come mostly from the plantations. brace but one subject, which be the UNITED STATES, as well as In shall of his game. This was on Fri- About 8 o'clock the laborers came to the dock, carrying their expressed in its title," should be lib- search the "WORLD. day morning, and when he did not re- MOET & CHANDON Own and Con- usual amount of bags and hampers, and were marched on board erally construed, and that an act 1 1 following day good! trol More Vineyards than All the Oth- by the lawyer. Shortly after they arrived on deck a Japanese came the Legislature should not be held turn on the his er Leading Champagne Shippers Com- void on the ground that it conflicts wife and family naturally became hurriedly down the wharf to the foot of the gangway and in with provision, except clea bined. this in a alarmed, and, with a few neighbors, in- case. It is sufficient if the various a loud voice began talking to the departing Japs. It was learned couDle J The new. vintage of parts of an act have a natural connee- - stituted a search. After a of that he was trying to persuade the Japanese that they were doing tion. are fairlv well embraced in one hours one of the searching party dis- - a foolish thing to go to San Francisco by way of Victoria and subject, though somewhat general, and covered the map's legs extended from "White Seal"ChamDagne. is perfection in Vancouver, when they could just as well go direct by a steamer expressed in the title. See In re the ground, his body and head beinr Walker, 9 Haw. 171; Carter County v. buried. With the shovel which Green leaving for that port this forenoon. Sinton, 120 U. S. 517. had carried with him, the earth was H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD. DISTRIBUTORS. The result was that several of the Japanese left the steamer, But is this the case with the Act in soon removed, and when he was re- , and then the forces of the attornev got to work to persuade them ?ues,tlon mif lat( An Actvm-- leased from his bondage it was discov- . , . , ? , , , ,p , ing the Organization, and Govern - ered that one hand was still tlghtly 10 reium. ine wmstie Diew several times uurmg tne next nail nour ment of Counties and Districts, and the grasping a gopher's leg at the bottom and finally all but four consented to go away. Some of the Japanese Management and Control of Public of the hole. It is supposed that Green thought they were to go direct to San Francisco, but according to Works and Public Institutions there- attempted to dig his game out of its in." We presume this title is unob- abode, and when a sufficient quantity the attorney, these laborers are being recruited in Hawaii to work jectionable from the mere fact that it of earth had been excavated had gone GOODS in a big mill near Seattle and other places in the north. Portland is in two clauses, each of which in form in after the game expecting: SILK DRESS separate head first, is one of the objective points to which the attorney is sending his sets forth a subject. The to capture it and pull it out. The mere form is of little consequence. earth, being soft, at once gave way. recruits. room exer-c's- e Much must be left for the and the man suffered the terrible ex- SfSIBTS, UNDERWEAR, SHAWLS, KIMONOS, TEA of legislative discretion in the perience of being buried alive. It is wording of the title. It is unobjec- supposed he twenty-f- Bu SMOKING JACKETS, GENTLE- had been dead about GOWNS, PAJAMAS, FAST TIME IN GERMANY. tionable that to the first clause of the our hours. I MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. title in question there is added the second in so far as county works and HA WARE, VASES, URNS, PLATES, institutions are provided for in HOARSENESS IN A CHILD that i itBNUINE SATSUMA In Germany, on an experimental electric raihvav, a speed of more the CUPS AND SAUCERS, CHINA SETS, CLOISONNE Act, and doubtless these might be subject to croup, is a sure indication than one hundred and twenty-fiv- e miles an hour has been attained. It provided for incidentally under of WARES. the the approach of the disease. Iff is said that the. passengers on that radium ray sort of trip had taken out first clause if the second were omitted. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is given How provisions relating to Terri- as soon as special life insurance policies before took in far the child becomes hoarse, they their seats the train. torial as distinguished from County or even after the croupy cough has . WAVHRLBT BLOCK, Germans in these days seem to be inclined to dare greater risks and to matters could properly be included in appeared, it will prevent the attack. Pat HOTEL STREET encounter more serious hazards in such experiments than even the most the A r icM t.ta'.'y r t hev It always cures and cures quickly. P . .1 XT-- v. . 1 1 could not very well be separated or Pon CAn Qmltk-- VV ! a i "' ""ill Ub UlU.,t IlOlt. ig wwww adventurous of Americans. as declaratory provisions in order to ! Agents, sell it 8

I9Q3- - THE M. McINERNY CORRECT DRESS CHART. OCTOBER. j GOOD DAYDRESS. BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS r Coat and i I I I Occasion Waistcoat Trousers Shirt and Collar Gloves Shoes Jewelry Overcoat Hat Cutis Cravat y c Double or We are closing out many lines in our Dry Goods department and Frock Single Breasted Striped White, Worsted or High Light-ton- e, . . . 2 si Skirted or same Silk White Poke ray Patent 001(1 Lap-Fro- nt j are offering Cheviot with Cloth with or Black . Leather this week special good values in wash dress fabriques. Chesterfield Material rlnJ as Coat of Band or Cuffs or Ascot, esueae Button Once-ov- er cravat nn -- Overcoat Dark Gray Ribbon Wing . SI or of White Attached e Tone or Imperial a Linen Duck EXTRA GOOD VALUES. LACES! LACES!! Jacket or elegant 25c. Cutaway T- An line of our Dress We invite inspection. Business To Match. ClZt - Gold Stud. Fabriques on range By steamer Alameda we received the Coat 52 witnck. sale at 18c. Full and Morning Covert or or Patent Leather Gold Link. of oatterns. latest novelties In Laces, complete lin Wear or of Different 0nr of wood Fibre Bands In black, ecru Chesterfield Material urn-dow- n Higher Low Watch Guard and white. Overcoat cDlii-l- th orDeSSd or Imperial Gray : . . i SATIN SILK BACK. FEATHER BOAS AND Norfolk, Of Fancy CHIFFON COLLARETTE Single SKnickers j Alpine, Hunting Hunting Heavy Calf Links 24 Inch extra heavy Satin, in all Wheeling, Plaid 'ancy and opened. Breasted or Single or Stock or Red Tan shades; best value at SLOO. new stock Just Golf, Tarn or Fold Collar Stock or or or Double Breasted , ; ?"nei Cravat pin Outing Flannel Madras or ; andTle 20 inch Satin, special at 60c. Regular We announce of Breasted or Double Oxford white our arrival a Sack Breasted Trousers Golf Cap m Neckerchief Tie Chamois Russet Watch Guard 75c. value. complete stock Of Ladies', Men's and Children's Frock I Afternoon Samt Striped Ascot Patent Handkerchiefs. or Cutaway Material Poke Tan or Gold HABUTAI JAP SILK. Teas. Shows Covert or Worsted caL f2SL Studs Church, as Coat CUSHION TOPS AND BACKS Chesterfield! or of White or Wing Suede Just received complete line in all col- painted in flower designs, lim- Etc ' Dark or Imperlal Topa Cravat Pin Hand Overcoat Linen Duck ors, 23 inch, good quality, 45c. yard. ited quantity. On sale at 75c EVENING DRESS

Evening Lap-Fro- nt g White e Patent Pearl Studs and gggjj Dress Suit Double or Same High Silk standing Broader White Glace father Motner of Pearl Pacific Import Co., Ltd. Sk"iror BingleTBrefsted Material with Poke Pointed End or Tops Unksor Mother or or Patent of Pearl Studs PROGRESS BLOCK I Cnesterfleld ' FORT STREET c g fe "8 Overcoat SInle Breasted as Coat Cloth Band Attached wing White Tie Pearl Leather and Llnks IX Pumps H 5 fa 5 cooooo ' A S.ng,e Broad End Gray Gold Studs 4 5SJ Basted e? Alpine SX2 32 Tops A Pelican will swallow anything -- Same Single Breasted White Black Silk Suede Button U" . urn-dow- n But the wise man demands the best g.8J Covert Material Same or Derby with or or Leatb.r " aSCat AtSSd TIes flfS VeoaT -- Coat Wing m Q oa Don't be a Pelican M. McINERNY, LTD., CLOTHIERS, Fort arm Merchant Streets.

on. Miss Dutot and Miss Mary Nott. The reception committee consisted of DRIJVK L Mrs. W. H. Mays, Mrs. John McCand-les- s and Mrs. Andrew Fuller.. Before the regular program was com- menced, there was a guessing contest Primo Lager KILLED HIM and those guessing aright were award- Oriental Bazaar ed boxes of candv. Club, composed The Leilani of eight Not Preserved With Injurious Acids. young Hawaiians, played and sang, and HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE LINE OF Sam Kia Met an Un- C. H. Dickey gave an amusing read- OOOOO ing, followed by a piano solo by Miss xxxxxxxxxxx Ray Chambaud. Mrs. Seibold gave a timely Death very reading, entertaining Scotch and Established Linen Embroidery for an encore gave another similar UTfL sketch, Cures While Mrs. Husted sang so acceptably that You Sleep. she was obliged to render another solo. Tea Cloth 1 The incoming train yesterday morn- She was followed by Frank Atherton For Whooping Cough, Croup, Coughs, ing from Ewa when about two miles who gave an exhibition of club swing- Bronchitis, Influenza, Catarrh. west" of the city near the slaughter- ing which was quite complicated but It cures because the air rendered strongly antiseptic is carried over the diseased surfaces of the bronchial very gracefully performed. Table Covers and houses, discovered a traeedv of the pre- tubes with every breath, giving prolonged and constant treatment. Those of a consumptive tendency, or suffer- ceding nignt. An aged Hawaiian named The Leilani Club played selections ers from chronic bronchitis, find immediate relief from coughs or inflamed conditions of the throat. Sam Kia, was found almost dead along- while Mrs. Frear presided at a refresh- . Crbsolene is a boon to Asthmatics. side the track, close to the rail. His ment table, and a bevy of charming Druggists. with proofs of All Linen young ladies . served cake and Descriptive looklet Its Grass head showed he frut THE CO., 180 Fulton St., Haw York CHy. that had received a drink. value on request. J terrible blow, presumably made by an Under the direction of Mrs. A. G. By th Immt. Cmmo. engine. 1 he man was unconscious and Hawes a number of very amusing in this condition was lifted into the charades were given. RETURN HOME. baggage car and brought to the city. BECKER'S He was then taken to the Queen's Hos- REAL ESTATE pital, where he died. Becker, the notorious forger, These goods are specially adapted for the holiday trade and A coroner's jury held an inquest at TRANSACTIONS NEW YORK, Nov. 9. Charles the police station last night which who has Been in and out of the prisons of four nations, was driven will be sold at special pricey brought in a verdict of by ac- to-nig- death to his home in Brooklyn ht in a carriage. He was welcomed cident, resulting from injuries inflicted Recorded November 11, 1902. during the night of Monday by a First Am Savs & Trust Co of Hawaii. home by his faithful wife. Ltd, to R Moniz; D; lot 2 locomotive. is believed Kia was J of R P Since his release from San Quentin prison a month ago Becker It that 3652, Rose St, $300. Honolulu, Oahu; in jail a returning to his home in Kalihi under Dated Nov 6, 1903. B 250, p 421. was said to be in Portland, Me. While Becker invented the influence of liquor anjfl lay down to H Waterhouse & Co to Chas A Bon; process for chemically treating paper so that it is impossible to THANKSGIVING sleep on the track. Several witnesses D; int in pors Lots 23 and 24, Pawaa erase figures on it or change stamp marks. His friends said he was were examined. Tract, Honolulu, Oahu; $100. Dated of April 11, 1903. B 250, p 423. likely to seek capital to back him in the manufacture this ink Laepaa, TURKEYS the wife of Sam Kia, testi- J M Kainoa and wf et al to Ah Su and paper. fied she saw her husband last Monday Lum Yam (w); D; int in R P 6597 It is said also that Becker will apply for the $1000 reward home Kalihi, kul 5278, Kanaaio, at their in at which time Honuaula, Maui; offered ten years ago by a firm which manufactured a check perforat- COAST TURKEYS he was sober. He went to Honolulu $100. Dated Sept 12, 1903. B 250, p 424. J Spencer to S M D; 1812 sq for any one who could alter the figures made by Its and probably started for home on Mon- Damon; ing machine and ISLAND TURKEYS ft land King St, Honolulu, Oahu; $906. day night by walking machine. Becker had altered the figures on a check from $12 to By leaving your order now the on the track. She Dated Nov 5, 1903. B 250, d 425. stated that Kia was about ninety years "Waterhouse $22,000 and it was this which caused his latest incarceration. is, certain to be obtain- Investm't Co Ltd to S proper weight old, but this was probably in excess of M Damon; D; pc land Fort St, Hono Becker is regarded by United States secret service men who ed. as easy order early. It is just to his real age. lulu, uanu; $bo(J0. Dated Nov 6. 1903. have had him under surveillance since he left the prison as the are in the B 250, p 427. Our turkeys the best Andrew Holmes, an Oahu Railway forger in criminal history. Twenty years ago he market. S M Damon and wf to Territory of most, dangerous locomotive engineer, said he saw the Hawaii; D; various pes land Punch- issued forged certificates of the Bank of France for 100 francs each. body on the outside of a curve, two bowl, Union, Hotel, King and Fort Sts His notes are said to be still in circulation. No French official has and $1. miles west of the city, on the town side Pauoa Road, Honolulu, Oahu: ever been found who can tell one of them from the genuine. of the slaughter house. The man was etc. Dated Nov 7, 1903. B 250, p 428. METROPOLITAN MEATCO. LTD, T C Davies and to Territory of lying on his back close to the track wf Hawaii; D; V2 of Ap 2 in R P 1080, his headbetween trie ties. He was not Marine St, Honolulu, Oahu; $1. Dated THE SUN S SEASONS TELEPHONE MAIN 45. Nov 9. 1903. B 253, p 163. W Kealo (w) to D: w train was backed up and the conductor K Davis fw: jum ii n in iiwiHjMUjMLriimrmTir-- int in kul 2162, Koolaupoko, if picked the body up and placed it in the Heeia, Oahu: $112.50. Dated Oct 28, 1903. B LAPORTE, Ind., Nov. 9. In a statement made today Alex- baggage car. The train went about' 120 OF DECORATION 254, p 85. ander Young, a local astronomer, who has in the last year made 2A SCHEME feet beyond the body before stopping. Recorded November 12, 1903. s omething original you'll not find discoveries concerning the condition and functions ) Specially adapted to the room that From the position the body was lying, Goo Hoy by Atty of Mtgee to Wm A several important effects a, In every house. You will be sure of th oughtful and artistic decorative car steps or other projections might Love; D; pors R P 6S17 kul 2177,Ka-uluwel- of the sun and has asserted the existence of life on that planet, if you consult us. have struck him. Witness ran the first Honolulu, Oahu; $2400. Dated announced his conclusions concerning the solar seasons. Nov li; 1903. B 253, p 165. The Decoration Shop. train up from Ewa yesterday morning. found the sun is blessed with a clime of peren- STANLEY STEPHENSON, Kin Street. Wm A Love to Annie S Parke: D; Young has that There is a crossine near where the pors R P 6817 kul 2177, Kauluwela, Ho- nial summer, divided between seven months of vernal, or springlike, body was found where all engineers are nolulu, Oahu; $1. Dated Nov 11, 1903. summer and five of deciduous, or autumnal, summer, marked by INFANTRY STRIPE. required to blow a whistle. B 253, d 169. THE changes in the vast masses of forest foliage observed by him through Shaw Oliver Dan Kamakauahoa was on the train Palolo Land & Imp Co Ltd to Mrs According to the Army and Navy Journal Gen. Robert j. w ncox; uw, fa.- - of the solascope which he has invented. At this when the body was picked up. He jump- - Jiary u: lot dik the intrumentality has taken the bull by the horns and wisely done away with the new lolQ Valley Honolul'u Qahu. $;50. Dat. red and reddish brown hues prevail, to be replaced in January ed from a car when the train stopped ed Nov 12, 1903. B 253, p 172. time "robin-eg- g on recommendation of the uniform blue," adopted this year The man's head was lying two inches S Territory by the living green of summer. made with the new E Cunha and wf to of board. He has given those who have had uniforms trom the lowest part of a car. A man, Hawaii; D; 8475 sq ft land, Oahu Ave, o trim- 9, 1903. trimmings until January r, IQ04 to have them changed to white he said, lving beside the track who rais Honolulu, Oahu; $1. Dated Nov B 253, d 174. GRANT KISSED 'EM BOTH. mings. His action was taken, it is understood, without recommendation ed his head would have been struck. Recorded November 13, 1903. Will Carleton, the poet-autho- r, was speaking the other day of his is due to the general expressions of dissatis- Dr. McDonald, who had examined the from the general staff, and Mary A Stolz to Wm E Rowell; D: officers. Within body, found the skull had been last interview with General Grant. "I had seen him and met him on trimmings on the part of infantry 1-- 7 1 2 faction with the blue int in Gr 532 and Aps and of occasions," he said, '"but this was the fitst time I had ever had fractured and there were contusions. 1-- various the last few weeks the question of a return to the white trimmings has R P 1942. Waimea; 7 int in por R P but no recommendation was 5489 and pc land, Waimea; 1- -7 int in him to myself for half an hour. We talked of his famous trip around been considered at the war department, Ma-kawe- li. believed by kuls 9130, 10943 and 10669, Kakalae. the world, and compared data concerning places we had both visited. change, in view of the fact that it was INTERESTING SOCIAL $7650. 20, made looking to the Kauai; Dated Mar Especially was he struck with Ayr, the birthplace of Burns, and with many officers that the new blue trimmings had not yet been given a fair 1903. B 253, p 175. Y. to (k); D; pc of Bums' nieces, the Misses Begg, two elderly maiden ladies, who Gen. Oliver will, it is believed, however, meet AT THE M. C. A. Malupo and hsb Ialua two trial. The action of land Kealakekua, S Kona. Hawaii; $1. h'ved in a cozy cottage a few miles from 'auld Kirk Alloway.' I had the-infantr- blue with the universal approval of arm, as the trimmings Dated Jan 14, 1903. B 253, p 176. happened to visit them immediately after Grant was there, and they have never been, liked. The joint social of the Y. W. C. A. K Paia (k) to Mele Kahai (w); D; 3 American hero. 'When he o and Y. M. C. A. last evening- in the hot 23 blk Kapahulu Tract. Honolulu. were naturally enthusiastic about the great $1. Nov 3, 1903. B 253, frail of the latter, was a largely at- Oahuf Dated went awav,' said one of themlo me confidentially, 'he kissed my sister A PATIENT SERVANT. D 177. tended affair, nearly 250 persons being But when I laughingly repeated this to the general, he said, " who was telling about his life and Recorded November 14, 1902. "Ye sir said Uncle Elmer, present to enjoy an interesting pro quietly. 'I kissed both of them,' " Sandwich Islands. '"Yes, sir; we had one of the Honolulu Investment Co Ltd to experience in the gram. The hall was oeautifully decor- Fidelity Insurance Co Ltd? D; lots 1. o Alaziest cooks vou ever saw." ated with palms, ferns and bamboo. 2. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 blk 7 Kaimuki Rents are paid quarterly in Paris, and every quarter day is marked his nieces. - 1. 2, 3, 4. 5. 6. 7 8 blk 8 ' "Is that so?" politelv asked one of and tables were wound about with ma- Tract: lots and wretches who two Kaimuki Tract; lots 1. 2, 3, 4. 5. 6, 7 by a iarge number of suicides, the victims being poor "Indeed, ves. the time our dinner has been one or ile leis and white ribbons. Manv's and S blk 16 Kaimuki Tract; lots 9, 10, pay, and seek thus to escape eviction. On the first of this month the volcano in the back yard to decorating committee was com cannot davs late just 'because she waited for The 11, 12. 13. 14, 15 and 16 blk 50 Kaimuki took lives for this reason. The charcoal fire $15,700. no less than nine persons their erupt, so she could broil the steak over it instead of kindling a in posed of Miss Stelle Love. Miss Pearl Tract. Honolulu. Oahu; Dated - 29. 1903. 250, p 439. brazier was the favorite means adopted. the range." Judge. Nobl. Miss Jean Angus, Mrs. Robin- Sept B THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, NOVEMBER 18, 1903.

THE PACIFIC the cholera and a host of minor ills. ers into the country, is dbing more to any We Have Just Opened a New Line of Yet the great man at the head of build Statehood than other force. All Stuffed Up or his tem- Hawaii can never be a State with its Commercial Advertiser affairs never lost his faith That's the condition of with emer- present electorate. It must have an many suffer- per or his capacity to deal ers from catarrh, gencies. Opposing him and intriguing American population to win the con- especially in the Nickel-Plate-d Goods WALTER G. 8MITH - EDITOR against him was the last United States fidence of the American Congress. morning. Great difficulty is ex- Minister, ambitious himself to take the Nothing contains a stronger assurance perienced in clearing the head and WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER IS - n lead in Hawaii, but never for a moment of that than the history of the abortive throat. which for finish and durability cannot be surpassed. half-centu- ry attempt of Latinized New did the President swerve from the No wonder catarrh causes head- See our Window Display, corner of Fort and Merchant SANFORD B. DOLE. per- Mexico to make its way I straight line of duty to fight out a into the ache, impairs the taste, smell and Streets. The retirement from executive office sonal grievance. Whatever happened, hearing, pollutes the breath, de- TEA and COFFEE POTS made of seamless copper, nickel plated, white-meta- l of Governor Dole- - after a term of the Hawaiian executive, imperturbable ranges the stomach and affects mountings and silver lined. The handle cannot become heated as they DEATH OF MRS. HIRAM BINGHAM. the patent, non- - nearly eleven years is an event which and serene, did what was best for the appetite. are fitted with a oerfect conductor serves to especially recall the exigent country, never considering himself, To cure (Continued from page 1.) catarrh, treatment must $2.00 $2.25 $2.50 each duties which he has rendered at the looking only to the greatest good for be constitutional $IJ5 wars. Some alterative and of the government of Hawaii. the land in which he was born and ed constant chiefs under tonic. bead TEA and COFFEE POTS made of copper, nickel plated, with white metal life-wo- rk the influence of the missionaries began When, in 1893, the native monarchy was where his lay. was afflicted mountings patent wood h andles, which are cool to enact laws against theft, murder and "I with catarrh. I took and ebonized alwavs thrust out of the way of progress, it War brought the hour of annexation medicines of different kinds, giving other crimes and were trying t'o estab- each w&s ours to choose a man of conserva- and here again the sound judgment of a fair trial ; but gradually grew worse until $1.25 $1 $1.60 $1.75 each. lish somewhat permanent law 40 tive temper and staunch character and the President asserted itself. Some of and order. I could hardly hear, taste or smell. I then This state of affairs displeased rival concluded to one who had the confidence of the Mr. Dole's best friends and advisers, try Hood's Sarsaparilla, and chiefs and a great war threatened. after taking five bottles was MIXERS and SHAKERS Seamless SILVER HAND BELLS. Very use- whole people and could gain that of men devoted to the cause he had at I cured and The kine of Apiang. upon which isl- have not had any return of combination Mixers and Shakers, best ful and handsome; best duality. 75c foreign governments, to take the lead heart, urged him to declare the republic the disease and the missionary station was, joined since." Ecgekk Forbes, Lebanon, Kan. quality made. 1 pints, $1.50; la pints, and $1.00 each. in the annexation movement which fol- neutral as between the United States $1.75. see forces with the King of another island lowed i the overthrow. The American and Spain. Such a blunder, as all Hood's and in withdrawing his men left the Sarsaparilla Same as above with cutting bars for "HAWTHORNE" JULEP STRAIN party turned unanimously to Sanford it now, would have been worse than a Cures catarrh soothes missionaries to the mercies of the at- it and cutting and beating while shaking the j ERS. The best in the world; was a of the Su- crime, but Sanford B. Dole, with the silver B. Dole. He Justice strengthens re-$2- tacking forces which swarmed over the mucous membrane mixture. IVi pints, $1.75; XVt pints, plated, adjustable wire coil easily .0. always insight of statesman, saw its full preme Court and had enlisted a the island when and builds up the whole system. moved, 65c. each. wrote the king and his men with reform political movements in the meaning at a glance and he had left. These people were utt'er sav- kingdom. Whatever the issue he had President McKinley putting Hawaii at age's and during the several months of SHAKERS made of pieced brass to use with a tumbler. Special sale price, BAR SPOONS, Bitter Tubes, Sugar found on the right side. Asked to the service of the United States. It their stay the lives of the missionaries been were safe. 40c. each. and Crushed Fruit Bowls. All oricea. Govern- was not long before the Stars and never The savages swarmed become chief of a Provisional about their houses and allowed them- ment he took the matter into delib- Stripes rose upon the towers of the selves all kinds of liberties.- - Mr. Bing- eration and then accepted the office of capitol. For five years the President ham, his wife, Mahoe, a native assistant, President. had held vigil for that day and the end and his wife, were the only mission- Chafing Dishes, Flagons. aries there and could do nothing. Waiters. quiet and peace of judicial ; crowned his patriotic work Prom the One incident among the many which he was plunged at once into Still he could take no rest. Faction Kodaks chambers Mr. Bingham told may serve "t'o show Spoons and Forks the strenuous life. Surrounded by raised its voice to prevent his becoming how fearful the uncertainty of their armed men he carried on the functions Governor; but Mr. Dole had deserved lives was to the little band of mission- ele-part- aries. One Mr. government partly as a civil and and won the confidence of those ly morning Bingham dis- of covered a big. burly savage crawling FORT AND j ments in any country which shape its as a military chief, and he made through a clapboard which served as a Films Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd working out a middle affairs if they wish to do so and they window. As the fellow was and EBCRlNT ST8 no mistakes in ( evidently policy of sound administration. His saw that President McKinley was not intent on stealine. Mr. Bingham scared him by letting down was to seek annexation deceived as to the personality of Mr. the clapboard with earliest work a bang by means of a string with Paper cy to America but the coming into the--( Dole or the neds and wishes o&, which it was general!" opened and shut. of Grover Cleveland not waii. The Governorship was offered to The noise so scared the savage that lie Just Received Ex only balked his plans but put the gov- - j the man who had earned it. Mr. Dole took to his heels. His comrades, who M Siberia" stood near by. ridiculed him on seeing Ask over he presided into was not ambitious for office; his health ernment which this, and this made the fellow very ang- an attitude of defence against the mis-- 1 was broken: he wanted rest and free-use- d ry, as the natives are very sensitive to powers of the government of the dom from responsibility, but the de-Unit- ed ridicule. He consequently went up to us who re- - mands of the new Territory were im-ca- ll Mr. Bingham and pushed him with his Devclopiug and States. To those of ( of President portunate and he acceded to them. H.' shoulder. Mr. Bingham stood his the inflexible stand ground for some time, savage Your - office surplus the Printing Dole when a demand for the restora- entered with the treasury standing next to him and shoving him Cleve- - gone to pay tion of the monarchy came from j for the battle with the every now and then. Mrs. Bingham land's envoy and the keen ability with i bubonic plague and at a time when finally appeared and called the hus- Guaranteed band in he addressed himself to the. demands for public outlay were great- to breakfast and Mr. Bingham gladly took the excuse for getting away. Neighbor diplomatic interchange which followed, est. Through the labyrinth of debt and This did not end the incident. After admiration for him as a statesman doubt he led the way to firm ground, breakfast, when Mr. Bingham went in- HQLLISTER mingles with thankfulness that the only to find himself undermined at to he meetiner-hous- e where there was DRUG CO,, how much it costs to have electric lights and she will tell Washington by men who been a large number of the savages assem- mm. American party here made so wise a had you they cost about the same as kerosene. bled, .the would-b- e thief rose from JOBT STREET. choice of its political leader. driven from plunder by the triumph of among them and followed behind him Now how about the convenience? Having won his battle for indeoend-enc- e, his American policies. For weeks there up to the room, where Mr. Bingham Do you think there is any comparison? leaving scars upon the Cleveland was danger of his removal; but when sat down in a chair. The native im- Most people think electric lights come high, al- mediately squatted down on the floor administration which were never heal- the business interests of Hawaii, in front of him and. producing two but that is a mistake ask your neighbor if she uses ed, President Dole addressed himself ways as tardy in action as decisive pistols, began pointing them at him, electricitv she will tell vou. to questions of administrative reform. in results, asserted themselves, Gov- first one and then the other. Mr. Bing- Built iVr Service time since the day ernor Dole received a splendid vindica- ham thought that his last hour had For almost the first come, but he remained calm, closed his of complete missionary ascendency in tion from President Roosevelt who gave eyes and nrayed. The native did not Hawaii, the land had an honest and out officially: "The President, after fife, however, but kent on sitting there, HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC Co., Ltd. icapable government. Its credit steadily most careful investigation and hearing lifting up the pist'ols and aiming every Office, King Street. Phone Main 390. expenses, as many men as possible and hearing now and then. The rest of the natives rose; and despite military filed out of the room gradually, leaving was from others come to which could not be avoided, there has the conclusion Mr. Bingham, the savage and the na- Our Glasses always a surplus in the treasury. that Governor Dole's administration is tive assistant alone. For two hours they NEW SHIPMENT OF LATEST STYLES OF THECELE- - President Dole drew about him a such as to warrant his continuation as remained thus, Mr. Bingham expect- strong Governor of Hawaii and entitles him to ing every moment to be his last, but BRATED cabinet of men the ablest and finally the savage got tired and left the most unimpeachable cabinet, in its the respect and hearty support of the room without doing any harm. Service without annoyance to you, complete personnel, which the islands administration." It was the very irony Many other incidents are told of their Service overcomes all . DOMESTIC SEWING had ever seem With the help of these of fate that some of those who were life there. One of their children died that distress MACHINES and was Gov-wit- h buried at Aniang where they managed j deepest in the plot to secure the advisers, he difficult questions had built a cottage. Called away some- caused by defective eye sight. soon consummate tact and few new j ernor's removal had their political time aft'erward, Mr. and Mrs. Bing- SOLD FOR ALMOST governments have ever had more ner- - power utterly broken by the exposure ham left their home to the mercies of Built only after a rigid examination the natives. On their return they found plexities to meet. There were enemies of their misconduct in office. that means something to you OF every govern- Today the long executive career of the house torn down and turned into HALF FORMER PRICES on side. The American proas or canoes and the bones of their ment was captious and unfriendly. Sanford B. Dole ends with his exchange little one scattered about the yard. An- means the overcoming of your Japan began pressing for the suffrage of the Governorship for the bench of other son, Hiram Bingham Jr.. sur- We have decided to dispense with sewing machine agents an vived the vicissitudes of early mission- trouble, for we know our business so as to gain control of domestic ad- the Federal Court. Looking backward give the public the benefit of the commission heretofore paid over more ary life and is now an instructor of his- ministration and make Hawaii a trade than a decade one can see tory at Harvard. well. No guess work methods dependency; at home the natives and a how surely, when the emergency came, Mrs. Bingham left work in fhe Gil- strong group of aliens were plotting the Man was here to meet it. As Presi- bert Islands that will endure for all here. against the State; and over it all was dent Mr. Dole did not suffer in con- time. She became thoroughly acquaint- Former Now ed with the Gilbert tongue trans- Our experience, your profit. the fear that the reciprocity treaty trast with some executives that have and lated a number of works into that lan- Domestic, No. 3, (Lock Stitch) $45.00 $25.00- - might be attacked and overthrown in towered in a wider field. He was ac- guage. She gave the Gilbertese a Better look into our methods. New Domestic, No. - Congress. cepted by thinking men in the United "Reading Book", "Old Testament Bible 3, (Chain and Lock Stitch), 60.00 35.00- Meanwhile the Provisional Govern- States born under an alien flag though Stories". "Primary Geography". "Pri- New Domestic, No. 8, (Drophead chain and Lock he was mary Arithmetic", and assisted Mr. ment was changed to a Republic, Pres- as a great American. - Lt the Bingham in translating the whole of the H. F. Wichman & Co, Ltd. stitch) 75.00 45.00- Dole remaining of factional storm rage never so ident at the head wildly New Testament into the same language. Optical Department. the new State. Prosperity grew apace against him, his mere aoDearance at Mrs. Bingham has been a well known member of Central but annexation seemed far off. At no Washington was enough to win him Union church and ''Exclusively Optics." ALL OF THE ABOVE IN FIRST-CLAS- S also of the Women's Board of Missions CONDITION AND time was the Federal Senate ready to the respectful fellowship of the' mas- of Central Union church and in re- ATTACHMENTS COMPLETE. accept a treaty, though more than one ters of American destiny. Presidents cent years very many sympathetic mes- was proffered. Against Hawaii's am- welcomed him as a friend and an in- sages have been sent to her bv the Board regretting bition stood, with sullen obstructlve- - tellectual and moral equal. As Gov- - that her health did not per- YOUR MONEY! mit her to attend the meetings. ness, the Sugar Trust, which also con- - ernor he has served in a more restricted In addition to her husband, her' sister-- spired against reciprocity. The best sphere than he did as President, in-law. Mrs. Lydia B. but Coan, was Deposited with Us will Earn HAMM-YOUN- envoys - with a stand-ingto- present time G Mr. Dole's could do at Wash- fidelity to honor, with a n at the she passed away last VON CO., Ltd was to keep things in statu quo. ard of public service, with a evening. certainty The funeral will be Then came the Wilcox revolt of 1895, of judgment, which held from the ALEXANDER YOUNG HOTEL BUILDING. makes his Bingham home at three o'clock this aft- an uprising which proved the strength ance in the Federal judiciary as hon- - ernoon and the interment will be in the I CENT of the Dole government and the mill orable to the bench as it is gratifying old family lot of the Binghams in ao " Jr Byron Hot tary weakness of its adversaries. to him. Cemetery. The Rev. W. M. Springs Fire Insurance Kincaid will officiate. Though vastly in a minority as to num- On Savings of $1 to Only 68 Miles From San Francisco on H. H. Williams has charge of the $5000 THE B. F. DILLINGHAM GOMPUY, throughout the group, the citizens The Independent Main Line Southern Pacific Co. if bers announces, whether funeral arrangements. GnraJ Agents for Hawaii of the Republic formed about President officially or not it omits to say, that if PER MOST WONDERFUL SPRINGS Atlas Assurance Company of liMlissss Dole in solid phalanx and were always the present grand jury does not indict Bailor Trust is Broken. IN AMEBIC. Phoenix Assurance Company of T tm 1 CENT don. masters of the crisis. Never for a mo- some one for "election frauds," that SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 5. The sail- HOT SALT, HOT. MUD SUL- AND New York Underwriters Agency. ment did the President lose his poise. body will be dismissed and a second or trust in this port has been dis- 6 PHUR BATHS. Providence Washington deep-se- On Certificates of $100 to $5000 Fine warm swimming tanks. Drink- Insorano He knew what to do and did it in the jury chosen that can be counted on. rupted and a crews are now-bein- Company. ing waters of wonderful curative quali- right way; and when the rebels and Does this portend another grand jury shipped without the "blood mon- Phenlz Insurance Company of Brook- ties. Pronounced the best in America lyn. their accomplices, with the former packed by the Home Rule sympathizer ey" tax of $30 per head. Some time for Rheumatism. Gout, Sciatica and ago Queen at their head, were imDrisoned, on the Circuit Bench? the sailor boarding-hous- e keepers For particulars call and see Malaria. ALBERT RAAS, Manager. 1 Thoroughly modern steam heated ho- he let no impulse of revenge dusk the formed a combination which exacted a Insurance Department office, bonus $30 per &&d tel as comfortable in Winter as Sum- fours clear mirror of his humanity. Like Nothing is seen of the Colombian of sailor. The chief fac- Ehoeais S&vings, BnUding Lou mer. floor, Stangenwald building. tempered justice army tor in the breaking up of the combine Lincoln he with that was supposed to be march was Captain John Call at Advertiser Office for booklets, Barneson, former or on Mr. K. mercy; and if he earned no gratitude ing on Panama. It may have heard the superintendent of transport ser- J. Burkett, who kindly HAWAIIAN SODA WOBKS the kociitua, allows use of his name. for it from those whose forfeited necks American salutes to the new flag and vice, who is now local agent for a the he spared, he strengthened his cause turned back. If so the Colombian army number of British shipowners. He re- Judd Building, Fort St. Entrance. Address, H. R. WARNER, 1 cently ships con- had two ready for sea and FOR BODA AND MD at home and abroad, and in the should be complimented on its discreet while trying to get crews Guaranteed Capital 200,000.00 Manager. CARBON AT encountered 8,000,000.00 Byron Springs, WATERS. trast which his leniency afforded to the behavior. the combine which demanded a bonus Subscribed Capital Hot Contra Costa barbaric violence of the Queen, who . . of $S0 per man. He refused and was Paid-u- p Capital 900,000.00 County, Cal. Fhon Bin ltTL had demanded heads as the prizes of Now that part of the County told he would be forced to pay $35 Act later and more her return to power, he marked the has been if he still delayed. decreed invalid perhaps good Barneson sought the assistance of "Wi- vital difference of the old order and the government would be served especially lliam Swears, who supplies crews for new in these emancipated islands. The in the other counties of the grouo by the Pacific Mail and other steamship world did not miss the contrasts nor an attack upon the legality companies. Swears quickly secured of the men for Barneson and combine fail to read the lesson aright. whole thing. the TXT seeing some IDO defeat ahead covertly sent years 4 The that followed were hardly up-to-da- te of their own seamen to be shipped. you can obtain an office in the new ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING for $20-0-0 less strenuous than those which had The Independent should not try to Swears now has charge of the shipping per month and upwards. The price includes hot and cold water, electric lights and janitor service gone before. If the era of revolution tell what it of foreign crrws and for the time bs'ng doesn't know about Amer- ' The new fireproof warehouse just back of the Young Building is now complete with freight had passed, there was still the labor blood money" is abolished. ican political methods. It hasn't the elevator, and storage room may be obtained on application the - to agents of the building. soace. D. L. Van Dine, of the Federal Ex- Site flood of "free" Asiatic periment Station, left in the Kinau for HAMM-YOUN- G NB we claims or the aliens VON The Promotion Committee, in taking a tour of investigation among the coffee THE CO, LTD. HMbf the Wilcox emtMitp up the task o.t getting American farm-- plantations of Kona. 0 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVEF ISER, HONOLULU, NOVEMBER 18, 1903. NEWS OF THE WATERFRONT ASSAULTED BY .AUTHORITY. WxfTXiTmTiTiKm ELECTION EXPENSES. NOTICE TO CANDIDATES FO HISJUAHDS COUNTY OFFICES. The attention of candidates for Couc ty Offices is drawn to the following Seo tions of the Rules and Regulations fW3 Porto Rican Con Administering Oaths and Holding Eteo tions, as amended by an Act to Fr vide a Government for the TerrttoJ At Auction vict Wields Hock of Hawaii: Section 31. Within twenty, days f ON TUESDAY, NOV. 24, Hammer. lowing any election, each candidal At 1672 Dole street, I will offer for and each agent or committee acting fatf sale at auction a collection of elegant or on behalf of any candidate, shall tU plants, comprising: with the Secretary of the Territory Orchids, Begonias, Tried to Murder Man itemized statement of his or their e- - Palms, Ferns, Lillies, Etc., Etc. Upenses by, for, or on behalf of suck Fruit and Ornamental Trees and the Who Gave Him candidate or election, showing eacfe entire contents of a large hot house, amount expended, purpose ob- being the the or accumulation of many years. y ' ject All plants nicely potted. "j1, an Order. for which each expenditure wa Take the Punahou Electric Cars to made, and the person or persons 1st the corner of Alexander and Dole whom made; which statement shall tm streets. sworn to by person Guards Cockctt and Weber Sub- each making suck on pre- Plants exhibition any time expenditures, and shall be open to uute-1- 1c vious to sale. dued Prisoner After a Des- inspection. WILL E. FISHER, perate STATEMENT WHEN NO EXPSNSBS AUCTIONEER. Struggle. ARE INCURRED. BRILLIANT Section 32. If a candidate or anr SUCCESS A desperate Porto Rican convict agent or committee acting on his behsJR made an unsuccessful attempt to kill has or have incurred no expenses two of his guards yesterday forenoon accountof such election, he and thr, THE shall file within twenty days after t while at work in the Makiki auarries election with the Secretary of the Ter- Walter Sanford Co, behind Punchbowl. The convict is ritory, a sworn statement setting fordfc. now held in solitary confinement in Oa-h- u such fact. AT prison on a bread and water diet, EXPENSES LEGALLY INCUR-RABL- E. and is also nursing a wounded head. Montaro Colon is the name of ihe Section 33. The following expense. THE ORPHEUM and no other, may be legally incurred man. He was sent up for two years by or for a candidate for election a for burglary. The guards whom he at- Senator or Representative, via: tempted, to WEDNESDAY and kill were Henry Cockett and L His personal expenses as a candt-- Mr. Weber, formerly a motorman on date. Rapid THURSDAY EVE. T the Transit .railway. Expenses of printing and advert Colon was breaking rock with a srang tising. when he was ordered to perform other 3. Cost of stationery and postage. duties. Guard Cockett gave the order 4. Expenses of public meetings... My Jack! but the Porto Rican was slow to ohev. 5. Rent and supplies of committee The guard repeated his command and rooms not to exceed ne for each soil-- the prisoner then flatly refused to Oo ing place. jff&SSgSHflVB what he was told. He showed fight and 6. Salaries of not more than one clerk FRIDAY and told the guard he was ready to meet and two messengers for each polling' him in combat. Cockett again ordered place. SATURDAY EVE. (Advertiser Photo.) the convict to carry out his instruc- 7. Salaries of not more than on THE GERMAN TRAINING SHIP, HERZOGIN SOPHI E CHARLOTTE. tions. Cockett turned slightly at this watcher on election day only, at sack SPORTING LIFE moment and as he did so, the prisoner, polling place. nd G. CARTER, EW ships that have been in Hono- The cadets are divided into classes armed with the sledge ham- R Secretary of the Territory. ; so according to year in- ELBA AT THE mer with which he had been breaking POPULAR PRICES lulu harbor have attracted the in which the C. R. BUCKLAND. much dividual rock, leaped toward him and swung the attention as the German members entered the training Electoral Registrar. ? 1 V. hammer to bring down on TV'S ni n C eVllr, XT.. .1 QnnU i 'i service. The complete roster is as fol- NAVAL DOCK it Cockett's Last Saturday night's was The Capitol, Honolulu, November Sri, audience lotte of the North German Lloyd Com- - lows: head. The altercation in the meantime the largest in the history of Honolulu. had attracted the attention of Weber, 1903. pany of Bremen. ISot only is the shiD SECOND CREW 1902. The Italian cruiser Elba was shifted 6628 Nov. 4, 7, 11, 14. 18. 1133 Paid and as the desperate man made his ft Admissions. a cargo carrier but its office is also to Henry Becker, Bremen. over from Naval Row to Naval Dock move to upon train for the Lloyd service young Ger- August Blasweiler, Eberfeld. No. 1 yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, assault, Weber leaded him diverted blow. The sud- mans, their education taking up four Hermann Bohm, Wilhelmshaven. and will take on 400 tons of Cardiff and the The Stay at Hans Bruhns, Konigsberg. denness of own however, years before they are deemed fit to be-co- coal supplied by Admiral Terry. The his attack, Homes Knjoy Franz v. Dincklage, Hannover. gave the Porto Rican an opportunity officers or to assume resoonsible Wilhelm Fesca, vessel was brought over by the tusr Witzenhausen. to struggle guards The pleasures of life just as much positions in the marine service. The Willy Franssen, Godesberg a. Rh. Fearless and is moored the bow facing make a and both had their as do the more active members of Charlotte left Bremen on the cresent Walter Frlnd, Sachsa. toward the channel. The vessel at- hands full for about a minute. OF family they Johannes Gerdts, Lehe b. Bremerh. They finally wrenched the would enjoy drink- voyage with sixty-fiv- e cadets who are tracted much attention and the dock the hammer ing , Walter Hecht, Lennep. from him. In doing so Colon was mostly the sons of wealthy or influen- Anton Heinen, Neufolstenhausen. swarmed with curious people. On the on Valuable tial families of the German Empire. Karl Hentschel, Wittenberg. bridge of the cruiser Captain Di Vas-cell- o struck several times the head. Their appearance on the streets in their Johannes Kluge, Schwersenz. had as his guest Robert N. Boyd The other guards drew their revolvers Richard Knaak, Berlin. Hatty uniforms with plenty of brass of Honolulu, who was formerly in the and covered the remaining prisoners to Real Estate Ulrich Konig, Norden. prevent a demonstration but this was buttons as a conspicuous part of the Bernhard Lauts, Schaar. Italian Navy as one of the two Ha- IN attire, has attracted much notice. Albert Lilienfeld, Berlin. waiian youths sent to Italy by King hardly necessary as they took little in- They have been entertained freauently Leo Lipman, Wahlenbow bei. Kalakaua. Boyd and the Italian com- terest in the outbreak of their fellow-convic- t. Kona, Paul Meiselbach, Niederrosla i. Thur. North Island of on shore, the Honolulu Symphony So- mander were friends in those days, and It is pure and wholesome and Franz Messner, Elberfeld. Colon's head was bandaged and he Hawaii. be daily every ciety giving a smoker for the officers Franz Nichelson, Bremen. yesterday renewed the acauaintance should the drink of was handcuffed. In this condition he family. . and cadets on Saturday evening, while Fritz Noack, Schandau a. E. by meeting at the Capitol where the placed Pursuant to a Decree made by tb : German Isenberg Mrs. Johannes Riegel, Sydowsaue b. Stet- Italian officers went to upon Gov- was under guard and returned Consul and call Honorable J. T. De Bolt, First Judge Rainier Bottling Works, Isenberg tin. ernor Dole. to orison. entertained them on Sunday Kusren Roderbourg, Coin. of the Circuit Court of the First Judi- AGENTS FOR HAWAII. and evening. The Porto Rican has given the prison cial Circuit, dated on 16th day oC 1331. afternoon Hans Schmidt, Steglitz b. Berlin. the Phone Whit P. O. Box 517 authorities considerable trouble since October. A. D. 1903, J The ship has become noted for its Johannes Schmockel, Breslau. in a cause entitled M. hospitality, and numerous parties have Otto Schnarr, Frankfurt a. M. LAHAINA AND his incarceration about ten months F. Scott against E. K. Pilipo ana Richard Schubert, Plauen i. V. ago. He has made three or four as- others, Equity Division, the undersign- G BREWER & CO., LTD. been entertained royally since the ar- ed as Commissioner duly appointed Julius Stockhausen, Krefeld. ALLEN SAFE saults upon his guards but none were Sugar Factors and ComiBsion Mei rival of the vessel last week. The off- Wilhelm Strauss, Halle a. S. will expose for sale at Public Auctioa chants. icers, as a general rule, belong to the Walter Tapp, Berlin N. W. 52. so nearly successful as that of Yester- subject to confirmation by the Court, German Naval Reserve. They are: Otto Wahnschaffe, Cleve a. Rh. i PORT TOWNSEND, Nov. 5. A day. LIST OP OFFICERS. Georg Warlich, Halberstadt. ON SATURDAY, IEC, 12. 1903, C. M. Cooke, President; George BJ. Kapitan F. Zander. severe southeasterly gale prevailed in Manager; Paul Winter, Lemgo i. L. Judge Gear admitted Hugo Heinrich AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, Robertson, E. F. Bishop, I. Offlzier H. Rohr. Theodor Wolff, Schleswig. the straits last night and this morn- Secretary; Col. W. F. Haneberg, German, to American citi- At the mauka (front) entrance Treasurer and II. Offizier M. Hashagen. Alfred Woltemade, Sonnewalde. ing, and tugs bound up with tows were - of tha e, open yesterday morii- Allen, Auditor; P. C. Jones, H. Water-hous- zenship in court Judiciary Building in Honolulu, all thft III. Offizier A. Vogt. Fritz Zorner, Braunschweig. forced to seek shelter in various har- O. R. Carter, Directors. IV. Offizier E. Grosse-Lohman- n. rights, titles and interests of all wcn I. Navigationslehrer Dr. Moller. FIRST CREW 1903. bors. 'The barkentine Lahaina and the ties Interested in said suit and eak II. Navigationslehrer W. Heynacher Walter Boning, Magdeburg. bark S. C. Allen all of which are in- Inspector tP. M. Bechtel of the immi- of them in that portion of the lands flC Hawaii Shlupo Sha Schiffsarzt D. A. Lorenz. Arno Bretschneider, Relchenbach L ward bound, are reported anchored in gration service left for the island of Holualoa I and II in North Kona, a V. Hawaii yesterday. the Island of Hawaii, covered by L. C Geyer, Callam bay. Award 7713, Apana 43, to V. JAPANESE PRINT-ln-g Hans Bad Sachsa. Kamamala. THE PIONEER Lodge Le De W. 15. PORT TOWNSEND, Nov. 6. The situated mauka of the 1000 Acres set ME office. The publisher of Hawaii Progres Mceanie Martin Haake, Berlin ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Alfred Hamel, Bremen. schooner Robert Searles for San Pedro, to M. F. Scott adjoining and mauka 0C Shinpo, the only dally Japanese papet No. 124. A. & A. S. RITE. Upper published Territory of Hawaii. Karl Hilburg, Coin a. Rh. and the barkentine Amazon, for Syd- WILDER'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY. the Government road in Bait. in the Hermann Hoy, Arnstadt. North Kona; the premises to be soC C. 8HIOZAWA, Proprietor. ney, were towed to sea this afternoon. Franz Jansen, Zurich. Af- the annual nipptlnp of the stock being described as follows, to wit T. SOGA, Editor. Magdeburg. The bark S. C. Allen arrived last night Steamship Company Beglnnin g Printing Office M Ernst Kalbaum, holders of Wilder's at the N. E. corner of fft Editorial and Mehler. Blake-l- y city 16th, 1903, 1000 King. P. O. Box HI. A SPECIAL MEETING OF LODGE John Kissner, Gutsbesitzer and will leave tonight for Port held in this November Acre lease and running as fol Smith St., above & A. Munden. persons were by 48. le Progres de l'Oceanle No. 14, A. Willi Knuppel, Hann. to load lumber for Honolulu. The the following named lows true bearings: Telephone Main S. R., be (WEDNESDAY) Hermann Koch, vor Schles- to serve as Officers and Direc- L N. 55 15' 42" 22118 will held this Freiheit Hesper arrived morning from elected E. feet alone evening. Nov. 18, at 7:30 o'clock, in the wig. bark this tors during the ensuing year: Puapuaanul and Puaa 1st to Puu La proceeded Tacoma Masonic Temple. Balduin Ionke, Hannover. San Pedro and to C. L. Wight President laau trig. Station, thence Vice-Preside- 2. "R-au- Hei:irich Kuhl, Potsdam. this afternoon. The barkentine Laha- nt S. 28 0C 45 E. 10841 feet along various colors and tints. Now on WORK IN SECOND DEGREE. W. M. Giffard In Walther Lang, Munchen. ina, which arrived at Royal Roads S. B. Rose Secretary and Treasurer 2 to the N. E. corner of Kaumfr exhibition and for sale bv Members of Hawaiian Lodge, Pacific Emil Mertgen, Bielefeld. Lodge and visiting are in- Eleele, Taco- W. Pfotenhauer Auditor lumalu; brethren Mulhause, a. M. from will load lumber at 3. 56 vited to attend. Willi Hanau officers together S. 48' 66" W. 18850 feet to th H. H. Max Neumann, Konigsberg i. Pr. ma. The above named S. E. Mrs. Williams By order of Worshipful Master. with E. D. Tenney, E. F. Bishop and comer of Holualoa 4; CHAS. BON, 1900. 4. N. 22 04' 00" 1716 Love Building, Fort Street. Secretary. FOURTH TEAR G. C. Beckley, constitute the Board of W. feet: Alois Gotthardt, Zeil a. M. LOCAL SEAMEN Directors. 5. S. 72 00' 00" W. 5180 feet; Theodor Koch, Konigsberg. S, B. ROSE, 6. N. 14 50' 00" W. 7550 feet, to U C JUST RECEIVED f o. e Robert Martin. Leipsig-Gohli- s. Secretary. Initial point, and containing an area 6189 Acres. Rose Bushes of rare variety; also Woldemar Petri. Detmold. OPPOSE RINDER Honolulu, Nov. 16th, 1903. 6639 Georg von Schnehen, Holte b. Said premises shall be sold at an Carnation Plants from California. Friedrich Werner. Seebad Ahlbeck. set price of Five Thousand Dollar THE REGULAR MEETING OF Honolulu Harbor No. 54 of the Asso- NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Cash. Deeds at the expense of pur- Mrs. M. Taylor, Honolulu Aerie No. 140, F. O. E., will be ciation of Masters and Pilots has op- chasers, and also subject to the remain- E held this Wednesday evening, at 7:30 Moans In and Out. NOTICE. posed the selection of Captain Binder ASSIGNEE'S ing unexpired term of a certain lea FLORIST. o'clock, at St. Antonio Hall. The Canadian-AuPtralia- n steamship OF THE ASSIGN- of premises by to steam- IN THE MATTER the said made William , NOMINATION OF OFFICERS. Moana arrived yesterday afternoon command the new American MENT, FOR THE BENEFIT OF R Castle to M. de Gouveia and record- treatment. ship Mongolia. of the Courteous All visiting Brothers are Invited, and from the Colonies and docked at the The resolution THE CREDITORS OF HARNG ed in Lfber 140, page 437. COMPANY. attention. requested to ed local harbor went forward on the LUNG KEE The above premises is one of the best lrompt members attend. vessel Dro-ceed- By Pacific Mail wharf. The All persons having claims against grazing lands in Kona if not the best. Quality and lata at order. Van- Gaelic last Wednesday to Secretary of on her way to Victoria and Harng Lung Kee Co., doing business in j apply to the H. T. MOORE, the Treasury' Shaw. The local harbor For further particulars Consolidated Soda Water Works Secretary. couver at 9 o'clock last evening. The the city of Honolulu, Island of Oahu, Commissioner, or to J. K. Nahale, Kai-lu- a, vessel came in a day .earlier than ex- took action at the reauest of the San Territory of Hawaii, will please file N. Kona, Hawaii, or to W. C. AchV not the same, duly authenticated, to the Honolulu, Oahu. Kate r. EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. I, pected, not being due until this fore- Francisco harbor, although it did feel directly concerned in the matter. undersigned within thirty days from W. A. WALL, , I. O. O. F. noon. The Moana left Sydney Novem- date hereof, or stand forever barred. is thought will be taken MEETING NOTICE. ber 2. and Suva November 9. Fine It that action YUEN CHONG C. Achl, Attorney for the Com- weather was experienced all the way by every Harbor in the United States. By missioner. CO., LTD. Rinder has been a member of the Brit- LEE LET. Honolulu, Oct. 23, 1903. V.S PACIFIC HARDWARE across. Lung Co. ish Naval Reserve. Assignee for Harng Kee THERE WILL BE A REGULAR Dated November 5th. 1903. 663J The annual and adjourned auarterfy meeting of Excelsior Lodge No. 1, L O. Mate J. A. McFall of the ship George DISSOLUTION NOTICE. meeting of the Pacific Hardware Co., O. F., at ELKS HALL Beretanla and The Moana brought the following Curtis received word yesterday of his NOTICE. day-bee- held at the office of the Miller streets, every Tuesday evening, cargo to Honolulu: Sixty cases whisky. The firm of Yee Wo Co. has this Ltd.. will be promotion to be captain of the bark dissolved. Chap retiring B. P Dillingham Co., Ltd. on Thurs- at 7:30 o'clock. 50 cases gin, 50 cases Vermouth, 10 Lau Kee Lodge , INFORMATION WANTED regard- day, November 19th, 1903, at 10 o'clock Members of Harmony and all Martha Davis. He will leave on the boxes butter, 13 cases merchandise. and L. Ah Fook continuing the business cordially ing the whereabouts of William Webb, 644 GORDON SPENCER, visiting brethren are Invited today d I at the old stand, Queen street. Just a. m. JAS. Alameda for San Francisco ai 56-5- Secretary. to attend. ( alias Karl Leo, age 7 years. below South. will bring the bark down on her next today Honolulu, November 12th, 1903. L. PTSTRIE, N. S. The Hongkong Maru is due IMPERIAL GERMAN CONSULATE. I AH FOOK. LLLA IHMIB, Secretary. run. from Yokohama. (649 Honolulu, Not. 7, 1903. V &I

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, NOVEMBER 18, 1903. the evidence, also on the ground of MORGAN, Castle & Cooke, Ltd, excessive "damages. JAS. F. JESSE MOORE COURT TERM Late as the hour was. Judge De Bolt CAMPBELL HONOLULU. considered the twenty-fiv- e minutes re- Auctioneer Commission Merchants. A. A. WHISKY maining should be improved. There- ai Bite fore he ordered a jury called to try the SUGAR FACTORS. 847-85- 7 KAAHUMANU ST. D. SMveira vs. PROGRESSES suit of Manoel L Ahlo. WILL CASE AGENTS FOR BEST ON EARTH Robertson & Wilder for plaintiff; Cas- P. O. Box 594, Telephone 72. T was The Ewa Plantation Co. tle & Wiihington for defendant. It The Waialua Agricultural Oft a second trial and among questions to The Kohala Sugar Co. jurors was that of whether any of them Judge Gear Presents His Plymouthjtock Fowls The Waimea Sugar Mill Co, Four Trial Juries had sat on the former trial. The fol V The Fulton Iron Works, St. were found satisfactory as Mo. lowing men Views in Written The Standard Oil Co. Old drawn: Benito Guerrero. Chas. E. At Auction. The George F. Blake Steam Were on Duty Frasher, E. McCorriston, Isaac Adams, Weston's Centrifugals. W. H. Thornton, Isaac L. Cockett, Decision. The New England Mutual Life la FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1903 ance Co., Charles Butzke, P. M. Lucas, John of Boston. Yesterday. AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. The Aetna Fire Insurance Oa, Kuaana, E. E. Mossman, Geo. Cypher Hartford, Conn. At my salesroom, 847 Kaahumanu and Isaac Noar. Judge Gear has fited a written de- The Alliance Assurance Co. f Pure street. I will sell at Public Auction, Horn, PAPERS ON FILE. cision bearing on his apDointment al- Trios and Young Plymouth Rock for Ewa no as One Indictment C. Achi answers complaint ready reported of Edmund Pearson Fowls. This breed has superior a W. the of general purpose Dole as fowl. The hens are Road Robberies Enoch Johnson on covenant, admitting guardian ad litem of Muriel almost "year round" layers and the S.Grinbaum &Co that he gave the deed as stated by Campbell and Beatrice Campbell, min- best of sitters and mothers. The cock- 1. Palat- Quashed. plaintiff, but claiming that plaintiff ors. Much of it is taken up with ar- erels make plump and toothsome broil- &IMTTSD. was a copartner with him; also de gument and authorities to show that ers at twelve weeks old, or "soft roast ers if kept a few month longer. Iipoibfs toil CommissIoB Hsrcliib able claring that plaintiff did not pay the the mother of the minors, Mrs. CamD-be- ll amount of $2500 as stated in the deed, Parker, is not entitled to nominate Two Plead Guilty to JAS. F. MORGAN, Chinese and further that plaintiff knew that the guardian as she essayed to do by AUCTIONEER OLB AGENT! FOB ill cit Liquor Selling Achi the mortgage to C. M. Cooke, Ltd., petitioning for the appointment of A. was standing on the whole property. F. Judd. At the same time, concluding. Answers Johnson. It is stipulated, for the new trial of he quotes from Mrs. Parker's testimony Jack the malicious prosecution suit of J. C. to corroborate his opinion that her de- Smoking Several defendants pleaded to indict Axtell vs. H. E. Hendrick, that a com- sire was that her children might have Tobacco mission may be issued to Arthur G. everything belonged to 5c and 10c packager 1 0Q.9 (lncononted ments before Judge Gear yesterday that them. iuuhui Patterson of Walton, Delaware coun- In his comments on the matter. Judge 1 morning, most of the pleas being not general Kxport Agt, BpreckeLT Bldg. ty, N. Y., to take the deposition of Gear holds that the sale of the San Agents for f guilty. Marcus Hendrick. Jose property to Miss Alice Campbell Honolulu, Hi T. A motion to quash the indictment of for $175,000 was a "sham sale," for it RITISH AMERICAN AS 8 DRAW S COMPANT, of Toronto, Ontart. Moore-Hu- nt Co. Loy Yin, presented by E. P. Dole, was appeared not only that she did not pay Jesse BOUGHT HER DELAWARE a cent for the property but also that INSURANCE CO, LooUrille, Ky . granted by the court. He was charged Philadelphia, t Sn yrsnclsoo, Cel. and she did not understand anything about with robbery among several others ap NO CLOTHING the matter. Miss Campbell, the Judge prehended for connection with the Ewa holds, was used a "dummy" through Helen Wainee Kaolulu has filed suit jls Lowney's Chocolates road outrages, which included foul whom the trustees under James Camp- murder Another indictment is pend- for divorce against Robert Kini Kao- bell's will should secure title to the Reduced. ing against Loy Yin, lulu for failure to provide. They were property. He does not believe the sale Thanksgiving Lowney's Celebrated Chocolates re-- Mau Cheong- withdrew plea of Drop-e- his married in Honolulu in January, 1900, "can be allowed to stand in case r duced to not guilty to indictment for unlawful judicial proceedings and since that time the wife claims are instigated liquor selling, and pleading guilty was to set Preparations her husband has failed to provide for it aside." per pound. $100 60c fined without costs. Mr. Bird, attorney. The Most her, as he drank and gambled fre- the San Jose Delicious Candy in the World. Yong Ping withdrew his plea of not Judge Gear says, "is of course much assure the quently. & Early preparations guilty to indictment for selling liauor interested in keeping matters in statu LEWIS CO, LTD. She was compelled to get clothing THE BIG GROCERS, Thanksgiving without license, and pleading guilty quo, as his. position depends upon so success of your from friends, and had to look to them 169 King The Lewers & was fined $100 costs. doing. St. Cooke and also for rent money. During the past But the court must blame the Bldg. 240 2 Telephones 240 "We are ready with "the Dinner. The trial of Samao Souza Camara for year the wife alleges that she was trustees for allowing this to go on. for SOLE AGENTS FOR THE HAWAII seduction was resumed from Monday, both Mr. Cecil Brown and Mr. (J. O.) AN ISLANDS. fat of the land." Orders sent In struck and beaten very often by her resulting in a verdict of guilty. Sen- husband. Carter have admitted to this court that sbip-me- nt now will get the best of our tence was set for 10 o'clock todav. they believe the will to be void in Cali- M Siu Sau was put on his trial for as fornia. They are, however, following of Nuts and Raisins, Fine A Lucky Find. 0 OF sault with a deadly weapon on a Chi the advice of Mr. Bird, who has sought ALL I Great excitement prevailed at the N and Mixed Peels, nese woman. W. S. Fleming for the and is seeking to keep this property n urrants, Citron fish market early this morning, when KINDS Territory, E. A. Douthitt for the de- in the trust created by the will, on the a monster shark, the largest ever seen MBNUMENrs Preserved Fruits, Delicious Mince fendant. The following jury were ac- ground this was desire. AT here, was brought in by some Jap that testator's E cepted: J. H. Wise, Sol. Keoloewa, E. the California property was pur- Meat and Cranberry Sauce. fishermen, who immediately proceed- As N H. Paris, J. B. Pakele, Chas. Notley, chased after the will was made I do ed to cut the carcass up. The dorsal T AXTELL'S L. J. N. Hipa, J. H. Davis, G. W. Hay- - not see can ne fin of the sea monster, measured nearly how such a conclusion selden, Theo. Wolff, "W. A. Hall, G. reached, but, even if it were so, the t seventy-tw- o inches, and will be pre- Woolsey and C. B. Lemon. children have the right to legally 1048-105- sented to the Bishop Museum. But what 0 Alakea CIVn- - JURY TRIALS. belongs to them, and if the trust be Street the bystanders nearly went wild when O. void property P. Box 642. Judge De Bolt yesterday heard the upon opening the stomach of the shark in California this would directly to trial of the assumpsit suit for $299.80 a variety of ship's instruments and descend the heirs who are entitle to it in fee simple, and a con- Houses moved Co., of B. S. Gregory vs. L. B. Kerr, de sailors clothes were found, upon ex- B. May & to contrary fendant, and W. M. Campbell, garni amining the lining of the stomach there tention the is adverse to houses raised L. plaintiff; C. the interest of the children." houses repaired shee. P. Weaver for were also found several cards explain- NEW HOUSES LIMITKD- - Creighton for defendant. The following ing Douglass BUIUi the merits of the Patent AND BEE. jurors were found satisfactory on be THE GIRL THE tore and Offices Repaired. 22 Telephones 92 Closet, sold by Bath the Plumber, and ing drawn: E. McCorriston, Isaac guaranteed against leakage, and the A Story of the Ignorance of a City Adams, E. R. Adams, E. E. Mossman, annoyance of running water. Phone Girl. W. T. PATY W. H. Thornton, John Kuaana, Isador Main 999. The city girl coming down to break Contractor and Builder Levingston, E. H. F. Wolter, Isaac fast at the farm house and observing a Noar, Ben. Guerrero, Isaac L. Cockett Deserted Her Husband. plate of honey on the table said, "Oh Office 1048 Alakea street, and H. Meek. They retired at 3:15 to John Fernandez Cazinaha has filed I see you keep a bee."- - between Kins; and Hotel. consider their verdict. At 3:35 they re suit for divorce against Maria Cazin- That's about the way some people 'Phone Blue 1801. Hawaiian turned, finding for the plaintiff for aha on the ground of desertion. The talk about the blight of baldness just $297.35. Defendant excepted to the ver- couple were married in May, 1880, at as if a bald head was something one dict as being contrary to the law and Porta del Galda, Madeira Island, by got all at once instead of being the re- Visiting Cards Art , Rev. Father Coelho. They came here sult of long depletion by an insidious Printed from plate. germ which thrives upon the roots of THAT FATAL NEGLECT. in 1883. In May, 1899, the libellee went of Madeira, on the hair and succumbs to only one W BEAKBANE. A tremendous majority of the to StMichael, Island in January, 1900. known remedy, Newbro's Herpicide. Masonic Calendar evils in the world arise from a visit, and returned Bldg. claims his Newbro's Herpicide is not a tonic any- mere neglect. The worst dis- In that month the libellant wife wilfully deserted him and has more than electricity is a fluid. It is 1904 eases we suffer from and die of, an exterminator, pure and simple. steal on us unawares. A bleed- since lived at Pauoa. Norse Clipping f-- "Destroy the cause you remove the ing wound, or a sudden sharp " effect." BY EXPERIENCED MEN AT VIEWS IN COLORS pain, we jump to relieve either Just It." it FULL PAGE 10c. of them in a twinkling. But a Old fashioned buttermilk for "Hot Sold by leading druggists. Send in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Club dull feeling in the head, loss of Cakes" and pineapple syrup to go with FORT STREET.StablesTEL. MAIN 101. Co., Mich. Hollister Drug Co., 1904 Hawaiian Scenic View appetite, of force it at Clark FarmCo.'s deposit, 1139 Fort Detroit, HACKS Nob. S, 7, 24, S2, bS, 87, llftj Our new failure and 18- Special Agents. - , Calendar In colors just received con snap, a little feverishness at street. j tains 13 CHOICE VIEWS OF ISLAND night, gloom and depression a-b- SCENERY and without any exception nothing in particular, a tendency tri- Bi the handsomest Hawaiian calendar to be irritable over :.TT W fles, why ever produced. should you be anxious Asti on these grounds? No Wines Ho advance In price only $1.00. doubt Bart Table they will pass off like a drift- 6 , Wines in Use. Sold by Mow Is the time to mail one to your ing eloud and you will be all ones at home. Don't delay too all Liquor Dealers. tared right again. We are apt to rea- Jang as the edition is limited. son thus, and fancy these symp- toms to have no serious mean- ing. Unchecked and only half HOnE BAKERY Nichols Co., understood the trouble creeps on Beretanla Cor, Alakea St. Wall, until it culminates in local or- Strictly Home Made Pies and Cakes LIMITED. ganic disease difficult to cure. of all kinds. Saturday specials: Cream The blood poisons, of which the Puffs, also Bosfen Baked Beans. feelings named are signs and warnings, may end in any one ALL KINDS OF PACHAS or more of a dozen things ; lung, heart, liver or nervous dis- X - 9 ;4y Hubber Good orders, or in some wasting pro- cess in which life melts away Goodyear Hubber Co snow before a R. H. PEASE, PresldeBt, like warm wind. Ban Francisco, CaL, You may prevent it by using U. 8. A. WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION COTTON BROS. & CO which will surely and speedily Fine Residence OOIC-TRACTO- cleanse the blood of its deadly for Sale. ENGINEERS AND GENERAL load, stimulate the appetite, in- Plans and Estimates furnish for afi fuse new power into the nerves, I offer ai private sale one of the nicest classes of Contracting "Work. clear the foggy brain, set the di- residences in Manoa. Nearly one acre Boston Block. HonoJnlm. gestive mill m full operation, of land, all Improved, with a well-buil- t, large dwelling house. ct send the doleful IF YOU ARE LOOKING for a ner-fe- worries flying Commands about the finest view of hair dressing you should TRY from the mind, and soon make sea and shore to be obtained. SWELt PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLER all things new. But don't ne- For particulars apply to The sweet and refined odor It leaves glect yourself any longer, don't F. MILLINERY an excellent toilet JAS. MORGAN, to the hair makes it trust fortune. This effective rem- AUCTIONEER, AT luxury. is Sold by all Druggists and at the edy palatable as honey and Miss Power's Millinery Parlors Union Barber Shop. Tel. Main 232. contains the nutritive and cu- Boston Building, Fort Street rative properties of Pure Cod James F. Phone White SOL P. O. Box .... Liver Oil, combined with the Morgan Compound Syrup of Hypophos-phite- s THE Wonder Millinery Parlors and the Extracts" of 118 Maunakea, Malt King St., near and Wild Cherry. " PAINTING, Paper Hanging It cannot HOUSE disappoint." Acts from the first m Have Just received the latest styles and Decorating done by first class ntt GEORGE P. THIELEN, Stenographer of Court, 847-85- rorkmen. dose. Genuine sold by chemists the Land g 7 KAAHUMANU ST. of Hats, and the new trimmings now PRICES REASONABLE. here and throughout the world. P. O. Rot ecu. THThnn 73 on nnnnlar n nntnlard.

II THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. NOVEMBER 18 1903.

I . steer bv the stars. APTCDMAAM it(iMTrucr - - - i pitiiiai saciuncrs Keep xiawan in gOSTETrE rc 01 me worm. 1 lie Oceanic Company is an American line and any of its vessels can be transformed into an armed cruiser m thirty-si- x FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS hours, so that afloat or ashore the visitor to happy Hawaii may be under the Flag. New York Town Talk. WINDSOR CASTLE, Nov. 17. The King and Queen of Italy LATE NEWS BY MAIL 9

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-- Dr. Nel-de- n A. L. touched, but that they should be was the busiest physician in this housed in a museum and reproductions city today. The sudden growth of his raised in their places. practice fs due to an advertisement, In V THE KAISER S MALADY. which he offered $6000 for the right NEW YORK, Nov. S.- -Dr. ear of a healthy Peter J. male or female, the Gibbons, the well known throat special- only stipulation being that the ear ist of this city, when shown the cable should have perfect curves, a full loop dispatches telling of the operation on 1-- akd be 2 2 1-- inches long by 1 4 inches the Kaiser, said tonight: "A polypus wide. Dr. Nelden desires to graft is a small tumor which may occur on this sort of an ear to Fitters the side of the any mucous membrane, most frequent- Is compounded with tlie greatest of head of a friend who lost an ear in a ly In the nasal PROPER MANAGEMENT care and fight cavities. In substance contains nothing injurious. with a grizzly bear in Colorado. it is soft, spongy The proper management of am It is a safe and and gelatinous, re- reliable remedy for When the doctor opened his offlce sembling estate Involves great care and stomach complaints " the structure and formation and has a record wjp this morning he found thirty persons responsibility. of fifty years of cure to its credit. ' of an oyster. As to its being consid- waiting-roo- m This the HAWAIIAN TRUST Many .. la his prominent physicians prescribe and the sidewalk ered innocent, no growth or sore in CO., LTD.. is prepared to gir. and recommend it as a cure for dys- 'Sft1 and steps leading to the house were the throat can be regarded as such, 923 pepsia. .vBIbImB for the most benign Fort street. Indigestion, flatulency, belch- literally jammed with men women or innocent ing, and growths may become of nervousness and insomnia! Try who were to the mostmallg. The genuine anxious part with their nant and cancerous nature in It must have our Pri- right ears time. vate Die Stamp over for a consideration. This Is true especially in that part of the neck of the the BISHOP & CO.. BANXEF bottle. WINDSOR CASTLE, EAST TERRACE. In all Dr. Nelden examined more throat where the growth was than 300 persons, found. CKsXDSO0OSaO0( but of this number ESTABLISHED IK 1858 two "If this growth is as simple as de- HOSTETTER'S only were selected as desirable scribed by the surgeons, subjects time only will Banking Department. were welcomed to England today by King Edward and Queen and one of these will be se- prove if it is malignant. It will assert lected itself within eighteen Transact bustas In ail depaxtan STOMACH Alexandra. for the operation. months. While banking. BITTERS All a polypus, speaking generally, of Ex-Presid- sorts and conditions of men pre- should CAPE HAYTIEN, Nov. 17. Jiminez, leader of not of Itself cause any great alarm, Collections carefully attended to. sented themselves. Among the callers yet In the case Exchange bought and sold. THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY. the revolutionary forces, is preparing to attack San Domingo. of the German Emperor, were four women. One was a pretty when his family history Is taken into WASHINGTON, Nov. The bill providing a revenue cutter THERAPION. Sjra--i 17. blonde Swedish girl, but her ear was consideration, there is cause for some Commercial and Travelers Letter ttedy , UMd in a Cputinsutal by apprehension. you Rostajs, it for Hawaii was again introduced in Congress today. The bill was not the right size. Another, If remember, In Credit issued on Bank o. Cal Ifor. Jobert, Veipeu, and otto, oombias U with a the case the Shs dcsSdersU to b sought Roman nose and whose appearance In- of President Grant, the N. M. A Sons, In s medicine of ttm before the last Congress but failed to secure action. growth was and Rothschild Lond .UKl iiiiptl TcrythiE.g hitherto eJsplcjwS. dicated better days, said that when a at first considered of a Correspondents: The Bank Of Qi no. I maintains ita worn- - OAKLAND, Cal., Nov. 17. Mrs. Alexander Young, wife of the harmless nature, but it turned out nGnnrivnwui-mrU- member of a theatrical chorus fomia. Commercial Banking Co. ruuwUSU aua mutation for i she had later to be a cancer. w KWJW. Pla ta the back, ec4 Honolulu millionaire, who has been ill for some time, suffered a re- lost her ear for music and was willing Ltd., London. muHirw isiuconu, anorcnng prompt relist to part with the other. "I Infer from the cable dispatches ptber weU triod remedies have bora powerless.tan lapse today and fears are entertained she may not recover. that One man had a story of a that the surgeons in attendance are THERAPION No. 2 for impurity of the bUso fortune lost suspicious growth Drafts and cable transfers on Ch curvy, pun pies, spots, biotchee, pains and swelling WASHINGTON, Nov. 17. French Ambassador Jusserand re- in Wall street and a family suffering that the Is or will .of Joints, gout, rheumatism, ft all diseases for which become malignant, for they have taken and Japan through the Hongkong f has been too ceived for recessities. Next came a man who jit much a fashion to employ mercury, Diplomatic Agent Varilla of the Panama government today. was every precaution to.ascertaln Its exact Shanghai Banking Corporation I sarsa parills 4 c. , to tba destruction of sufferers' teeth deaf in his right ear and he ex- Chartered Bank of India, Australia. (tad ruin of health. This preparation purifies the The conference was entirely satisfactory to the Panama representa- plained that he did not care if his nature." whole system through the blood, and thoroughly persoral appearance China. eliminate all poisonous matter from the body.. tive and assures the friendly attitude of France toward the was ruined. TREES CHANGED TO OPAL for sleep-lessnes- s, As the day wore on the market price THERAPION NO 3 exhaustion, WASHINGTON, 8. and all distressing consequences of arose. A man presented himself who November Dr. Interest allowed on term depoolte dissipation, worry, overwork, &c. It sssjsejssi Merrill, in geology depart- following per annum, via: urprising power in restoring lossessed a right ear which he was curator the the ratts strength ana vigor to 2 per those suffering from the enervating influences of Ambassador Jusserand, who is com- willing to part with for $8000. About ment of the National Museum, has Just Seven days' notice, at cent. long i esldence in unhealthy climates. 5 months, S per cent, hot. ing prominently before the public in o'clock the market for perfect right returned from tour of Three at THERAPION is sold by the principal m a Montana and Six 3 Mi per cent. Chemists ami Merchant throughout the connection with the French recognition ears went to $10,000, being bulled to months, at world. the Northwest, where he gathered 4 per Price in England, 2s. yd. and 4s. Od. In order-lo- of the Panama revolutionists, is a very that point by a dapper looking man Twelve months, at cent. state which of the three numbers is re- who had an Invention to exploit. some interesting collections. Most quired, and observe that the word " Tbeiupso ' interesting rrfan and at the present time Trust Department. appears on the British Government Stamp (te has difficult work to- - accomplish. On Friday Dr. Nelden will begin the people have heaid of the petrified for- Act trustees under mortgage on red operation on se- as white letters a ground) affixed to every Should the rebels be unsuccessful in one of the two men ests of Arizona, but few are aware of Manage estates, real and persona genuine package by order of His Majesty's Ron: on lected. The head of the purchaser Wmmissionsrs. and without which it H a futgeiy. establishing their government a the existence of another petrified forest Collect rents and dividends. permanent is will be closely bound to the head of basis at the Isthmus it in of equal extent more Valuable papers, wills, bonds, e probable ac- the seller of the right ear. One-ha- lf Montana and that Colombia would take than one In South- received for safe keeping. tion that would 'render almost value- of the ear will first be separated from remarkable the the HORSE SHOEING ! BMsbI the seller and knit to its proper place west. ' Accountant Department. less the rights of the French Panama The Arizona petrified forest is pecu- Canal Company, which were to be sold on the head of the buyer. After a few Auditors for corporations and 1 days the other half will be treated in a liar for the reason that entire trees vate firms. to the United States for forty million and logs have been turned to agate by dollars. Mi Jusserand, who was the like manner. The two men Involved Books examined and reported W. W. in the operation will have to lie on an the action of the elements. That of Statements of affairs prepared. Wright Co., Ltd. French minister at Copenhagen when Montana Is still more remarkable for he was promoted to the embassy at especially constructed cot about two Trustees on bankrupt or lnsolv weeks. the reason that trees and logs have have opened a horse-shoein- g Washington, has been a noted figure in agate, estates. been changed to opal Instead of Offlce, 924 Bethel street. department in connec- French diplomacy since 1878, when he DISCOVERY OF ANCIENT GEMS. making a peculiar and beautiful orna- tion with their carriage entered the service as consul to Lon- ROME, Nov. 8. Peasants, while dig- mental stone. It Is not unusual to Savings Department. shop, etci Having secur- don. He is a literary man, whose find logs and trees converted to agate, Deposits received and Interest ellc flrst-cla- ss ging near Palazzolo Acreide, Sicily, ed the services of a works have been approved by the chalcedony, silica and quartz, but aside ed at 44 per cent per annum, In shoer, they are rjre-par- ed French Academy. The ambassador is found a rich treasure of ancient ob- from the Montana petrified forest there cordance with rules and regulatlc to do all work in- very fond of athletics and outdoor jects from Syracuse. The most valu- is probably not another example of copies of which may be obtained first-cla- ss trusted to them in sports. 1855, I a He was born at Lyons in able were an diaxlem encrusted opalized wood in the world. application. manner. and became attached to the foreign artistic with precious stones and a belt of gold Merrill brought back a large number Insurance Department. office at Paris in 1881. Ambassador of specimens, which will be placed on Jusserand speaks English with a slight and several rings of beautiful shapes. exhibition in a few weeks. The col- Agents for FIRE, MARINE, LI) Made to accent. He in of medium heisrht. dark. There was also found a numtfer of lection consists of secretions of logs aia iLi',111, ana .mriAiiiSia u.. Order of slight build and very affable. AMBASSADOR JUSSERAND. coins of different values. The Gov- and limbs, In many of which the grain BILITT INSURANCE COMPANL t - I Hfvnn r a n M e lld r offlce, 924 -- unit., wTiiaonnnnrlujoci aiu ttrv a, iuioo i,ii --yYYY syYYVYYYYVYYYYYYVYVV ernment authorities took possession of of the wood Is discernible. The colors Insurance Bethel street. iil'.il.U U.iS J CL III' i LltC CL s . the treasures on the ground that they are white, bluish, smoky black, and in Gentlemen's Pajamas, any Shirts and Richards, was one of the founders of the New York family of that name. were national property, but they will every case translucent. WM. G. IRWIN & CO. Ltd styles. Long and Short Kimonos. AIM the banking house of Munroe & Co. She is a beautiful and brilliant woman, compensate the proprietor of the es- of Paris. Through her mother, who sharing to a large extent her husband's tate according to an estimate which UNCLE HAPPY SAYS: When a dog manufacturers of straw hats. was Miss Kernochan, she is related to ! literary ability. will be made by experts. Wm. Q. Irwin... President and Mans we have something Vlce-Pres- ld A great outcry has been raised over Itches he scratches Claus Spreck els First COLON, Panama, Nov. Peace commissioners of Colombia or- Vlce-Pres- id 17. the cleaning of the famous statues of to say and say It. Examine our W. M. Olffard... Second and Panama held a conference todav on board the U. S. S. Mav-flowe- r. "The Horse Tamers," attributed to namental and useful awnings and H. M. Whitney, Jr.. Treasurer and i Yamatoya They were unable to reach mutually satisfactory conclu- Phidias, and now standing in front of storm curtains which should be put George W. Ross Audi Is up rains begin, pearson and Sugar Factors and Commission Age 1444 Nuuanu street. sions. the Quirlnal Palace. It maintained before the that not only should the statues not be potter company. AGENTS FOR THE SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Nov. The United States cruiser 17. Compa Baltimore today assumed the American sovereignty over Guanta- -' Oceanic Steamship Of San Francisco, CaL namo, the naval base which the Cuban Republic has granted to the A United States. AGENTS FOR THE ' I & Insure, V. Scottish Union National PARIS, Nov. 17. Negotiations between Russia and Japan have Company of Edinburgh. BE TO TO TO YOUNG AGAIN; again been resumed. There is a general confidence the matters FEEL Wilhelma of Magdeburg General that realize the joyous sparkle of nerve surance Company. at issue will be decided satisfactorily to both governments and es- life as it infuses the body with Its mag- k Associated Assurance Company Men and Boys tablished by a glowing vitality; to feel the Munich & Berlin. For treaty. youthful en- netic enthusiasm of A & General Assure. BRUSSELS, Nov. was officially announced today ergy; to be happy, light hearted Alliance Marine PREMIER AMERICAN 17. It that A Co., Ltd., of London. and full of joyous Impulses; to be Company Ltv King Leopold will visit the United States next spring. spells of despondency, A Royal Insurance of MAKE. SUITABLE free from pool. Alliance Assurance Company WARM CLIMATE. 0'OSO0iO00OSOi)0OiO' from brain wandering, from the fc FOR stupid feeling; to have confi- rA Lon "on. dull, Of CLUCTT, PEA BODY a CO., MAKCRS dence, self-estee- m and the admira- Rochester German Insurance If King Leopold of Belgium carries A pany of N. T. tion of men and women! Such is A out and visits America, this broken-dow- n man, his threat the wish of the A may be atifled. country will be given an opportunity and it l A WM. G. IRWIN & COMPANY, sov- IVIKN OAN OK OUREO A to see one of the most interesting WKAK AGENTS rom A dollar's worth of Toys for 40c. at ereigns Europe. King of the Those who are "only half men" can be made the most perfect I Nuuanu, of The k Western Sugar Refining Co., the RED FRONT STORE, specimens of physical manhood by wearing Dr. McLaughlin's Cal. Belgians is now past seventy-fiv- e years during Francisco, cor. of Queen street. Also, a full line trie Belt. It is worn for six or eight hours daily, mostly k Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phils Energy weak- A Furnishing Goods. of age. He has been king since 1865. sleep. It pours a glowing stream of electric Into the phla. Pa. of Gentlemen's filling vigor of youth. From the first A ened nerves, them with the Newell Universal Mill Co., Manuff Should he come to the United States day a new spirit is felt in the veins, the joyous ambition of youth A you are a man among men. turers of National Cane Shredder, N Ls. OIM TAI he will be the first monarch of Europe springs forth, and A York, N. T. F. connected with On Tai Lee. (A Not to set foot on American soil. America DR. MCLAUGHLIN'S ELECTRIC BELT ParafCne Paint Company, Ban Frt A Cisco, CaL is as good women as was once honored by visits of Hawai- Has made thousands of homes happy. It for A & Co., Francisco, Underwear, The regulator makes Ohlandt San Ca Ladies' and Children's for men. Man and wife can use the same belt. 'A Co., f to order. ian crowned heads and by a visit from wearer. is only Electric Belt in Pacific OH Transportation Dresses and Kimonos made it strorg or mild to suit the It the Francisco, CaL 1188 near Beretania street, of Brazil, no can be regulated while on the body. You feel the k At Nuuanu Emperor Dom Pedro but the world that A two doors above old stand. power, but it does not burn or blister as do the old style bare metal European rulers ever paid the United electrode belts. If you are weak or In pain It will cure you. Will A Qi States a visit during the course of you try It? k Union Co. ; imok their reigns. If Leopold visits the I give a free test to all who call. If you can't call, I will send k Olllman House United States the great travel that will you my beautifully illustrated book with full Information free. Call A of Californ or write now. Don t delay. rA Boquet Cigars thus be made necessary will give the MCLAUGHLIN, A good opportunity, DR. M. G. I BEAVER LUNCH ROOMS anarchists a but A Leopold is getting to anarch- 8 8 10 L H. V. NOLTB. King used Office Hours a. m. to p. m.; Sundays,aSSto A Fuoi! ists as several unsuccessful attempts KING LEOPOLD. Office of Hawaiian Departme have already been made upon his life. room 307 Stangenwald Bldg. Hot Buns and Goffec C. C. PERKINS, Supfc office, Building, S; LIKE TOUR MOTHERS MADE HAWAII AS SEEN FROM GREATER N. Y. James F. Morgan, President; Cecil Brown, Vice Prefidest-F- . Main Mills AT Hustace, Secretary; Charles H. Atherton, Auditor; W. St Francisco. FULLER'S on Hotel St Hoogs, Treasurer and Manager. JNO. BAKER, Jr., Mgr. e m "d n oj in "B 9 tuoaj uadp Mauna Loa, emulating Mont Pelee and Vesuvius, is waving, aloft K-U-ststc- cSc Co., Xitel. its flags of flame as if to remind us that we have in Hawaii an ideal WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN C. ie-- oon ins MANUFACTURER OP The Honolulu soap American health and pleasure resort. The climate is firewood, Stove, Steam, Blacksmith's Coa! lira at all times delightful ; hurricanes are as infrequent as snow squalls ; the Harness and Saddles Also Black and White Sand. Telephone Main 295. is picturesque and sublime: the flowers are OFFER FOR SALB scenery alternately and fruits Special Attention Given to Draving. ling near Fort St. Tel. Main 144. P.O. Box gal Soda, perennial ; the mountains offer game birds and beasts to the sportsmen, Caustic Soda, and all the discomforts of ordinary travel are prevented by the adoption Phone Blue 646. P. O. Box Silicate of Soda, of the most modern conveniences. This paradise of the Pacific is our Kvvona Yuen Hina G IN QUANTITIES TO SUTI own. and we should visit it. enjoy it and develop it. Manv tourists who RESIN. LMJNDRY 36 and 38 N. King at. is a FRENCH a i-- f - go to look at Hawaii remain for years, but there room for half o t t i rwt- million homes, and 'Mr; Government offers easv terras, li t :;ives are Silks. Grass Linens. Fine Mattln M.W.McChesney&Sons Teas, Camphor Wood Trunks, negroes ; their ancestors were hardy enough to row over IsPxop. not like our J iiBADIE, Furniture, Bamboo Stools, Rat XilMITED. from Polvnesia and intelligent enough to build their ocean canoes and 258 Beretania Street. Phone Blue 3552. Opposite Hawaiian Hotc Arm Chairs. B3II Queen Street sV a THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, NOVEMBER 18, 1903.

facture of castor oil from beans locally grown. The returns from this industry have been very good and the area planted to this crop THE FACTS WHICH SMALL is being rapidly extended. The advantage in the cultivation of this $5000 crop in the tropics is that the beans bear at about eight months from tne time tne seeu is planted, and continue to bear perennially ion flake from about five to seven years, the ripening being continuous, with REWARD! ( ft FARMERS ARE ASKING FOR crops at monthly intervals during that time. The seed is planted FOR on well cultivated land in rows eighteen to twent-fou- r feet apart, Your Own from eight to twelve feet apart in the row. As soon as the beans the Arrest and Conviction are two or three feet high the terminal bud is nipped and as lateral OF branches are produced these are again nipped. Plants in this way Calendars in Hawaiian Islands, com- 1 ,904 Agricultural Possibilities the are forced into a broad shape and spread out so as to almost JOHN GOfiK fill at pletely the rows. Castor beans sell in the Honolulu market AND Soils, Climate, Variety of Productions and from $50 to $65 per ton. The yield averages about a half ton per acre per annum and the plants come into full bearing at the end of pic- U. S. Expert Smith. CHARLES COOK Mount a favorite kodak Markets Described by three or four years. by yourself, on one ture, taken DAIRIES. of Williams, California, wh re- pt our beautiful calendar mount There are about fifty dairies on the Island of Oahu, and many lieved 1000 tourists visiting Cook's dairies on all of the other larger islands. While there are many and the effect will be both plees-In- g Unqualified praise is due the Promotion Committee for send Springs of all their dyspepsia, individual herds, headed by registered bulls, and also many fine G. Smith on "Agriculture in Hawaii." biliousness, stomach and liver and filled with association. ing out apamphlet by Jared cows of the best dairy breeds, the average quality of the cattle is go troubles, and rheumatism. In These mounts are made In Several thousand conies will leave on the Alameda and where rather low. Sorghum is the principal forage crop. This ratoons seeking a new homei Imitation of natural woods and they will do good among American farmers and may be cut every three months or more frequently for some- supplied by Mr. Smith is supplemented by 4 times six or seven years. All that it requires is fertilization and cul- Cook's Mineral Water in are very handsome. See sara- - The descriptive text chapter on the Land Laws and Open Areas. Extracts from Mr. tivation. It is without exception the best forage plant that we have ar pies in our show window. in the Islands. Most of the dairy cows are fed sorghum with grain is an absolutely pure mineral water Smith's contribution, excluding the familiar facts he gives about P1 We have also beautiful Island rations or milled feeds such as bran, middlings, shorts, all of which bottled at the springs in its nat sugar, pineapples, rice and sisal follow: are imported from the a local ural state, and not carbonated. views to fit. Mainland, or with the algaroba bean, AGRICULTURAL POSSIBILITIES. product similar to the mesquite bean of Texas and the Southwest. vi. Although the Hawaiian Islands are within the tropics, the Milk sells at retail from 7 1- -2 to 15 cents per quart and butter for climate is sub-tropic- al, rather than tropical, bummer maximum from 30 to 60 cents per pound. There are enough local dairies to Tel. Main 347. temperatures seldom range above 85 degrees Fahrenheit, while at supply milk and cream for all the population now in the islands, but ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED sea level, winter minimum temperatures seldom reach 50 degrees. the monthly import of butter is still quite large. It is considered Supply Co. The climate is characterized by equality of temperature. The daily difficult to make gfood butter at the lower elevations. Most of the hoto ratine averages about thirteen degrees and seldom exceeds twenty large ranches and dairies are located on the mountain slopes at STUEET degrees. At Honolulu the average temperature is 74 degrees Fahr elevations of 3000 to 7000 feet. enheit, with a daily range of eleven degrees. The daily range usually POULTRY. : increases toward the higher elevations, ranging from 16 to 20 de- There is a local market for eggs and live poultry, especially crees. The average relative humidity is 72 per cent., which is low the production ot chickens and turkeys. The duck industry is en- be of salu- for the tropics, and to this fact may attributed much the tirely in the hands of the Chinese. Eggs sell for from 30 to 60 brity of the climate. The climate is insular, that is, the rainfall, cents per dozen, and live chickens from $12.00 to $15.00 per dozen. RUDE OIL the number of cloudy or clear days per month, the amount of wind There are a great many tropical diseases of poultry. The losses 21 and the humidity of the air, vary according to the location of the from "sore head" are very high among chickens, especially during FOR land in relation to the mountain ranges of the islands, or in relation ihe summer months. All of the islands, with the exception of to the altitude above sea level. Frequent light local showers are Kauai, are overrun with' the mongoose, which has an especial liking Destroying characteristic of the Hawaiian climate. They often seem to come for eggs and young chickens. There are a great many openings for It is not alone sufficient that those from a clear sky, and it frequently happens that one locality may be who prescribe glasses should know poultry raisers who understand the business, either in the vicinity what kind to give. Mosquitoes drenched by a sudden shower, while a few hundred yards distant of Honolulu or on the other Islands. there has not been a drop. The prevailing wind is the Northeast DISADVANTAGES AND DRAWBACKS. . present st in the campaign and secure trade. It blows on an average 260 days in the year. Devastating The skilled optician of the The farmers day, relies on no superficial or outward f from the obnoxious Dest. sea occa- of Hawaii, in common with the farmers of other Issis cesspools, winds are of rare occurrence. There are light breezes and examination. lef j Is oil liberally used In countries, must meet and, to be successful, overcome certain diffi- B an breeding places will sionally a ''Nona,'' which is a severe Southwest wind. November "his other culties. The great advantage of climate 'y tn larvae and prevent the lay-- is the special season for the Kona, which, in some sections and at and geographical position nc )f eggs. offset, however, many of these difficulties. Perhaps-th- e He should be able to recognize the stroj long intervals, causes considerable damage. The rainy season ex- most serious presence problem is the question of of obscure disease and direct : of tends from November to the end of March. Electrical disturbances controlling the many injurious insects, patient to a reliable physician. This, however, is are occasional but not serious. The rainfall varies according to the true wherever agricultural products are raised. C A The injurious insects are almost entirely introduced forms Bottle 5c seasons of the year and location. The Northeast and East sides of and their We are frank in the treatment of greatest injury is to field crops since k :an each of the Islands are wet, the opposite sides of the islands dry. the fruit industry is not as yet our patients, and never fit glasses un- be purchased in developed to any extent. The principal insects injurious to fruits are less needed. -- The rainfall in certain on the dry sides of the Islands may ca quantities. districts scale-insect- s, nt desired the many mealy-bug- s and related species. The sugar J$ AN;nts, Quarts, Gallons and Five not exceed twenty inches per annum, while on the wet side it may Gallons.) planters have to contend with a borer (the larva of a beetle), a leaf-hoppe- r, If your trouble is only momentary average as high as thirty inches per month. The valleys, plain's, e, Pint and several others more or less serious. Plant-lic- e, cut- eye-tir- or your eyes are down because plateaus, gulches and mountains all have a climate peculiar to them- your health is below par, we tell you worms, a melon-fl- y, and selves. other insects attack garden and field crops. so, or should yours be one of the cases ECTIONS ARE GIVEN ON EACH SOILS. Ornamental trees, shrubs and vines are attacked by a so-call- ed requiring local or medical treatment, REC BOTTLE. Japanese "rose" beetle, and Fuller's rose beetle. The general use you will be advised to your best in- The soils of the Hawaiian Islands are mostly volcanic, the only terests. of direct, active measures of control will keep these pests in check i! exception being certain low lying coastal plains, which are of a i as is done by such methods in other parts of the United States. coral origin. The soils differ widely from most of the agricultural It W ftimmid & Hn td is certain that precautionary measures, the use of insecticides, and l soils on the Mainland. They require different treatment. Their A. N. SANFORD, cultivation based on the habits and life-histo- ry of the insects, to- chief are acidity, exceptionally high per- manufacturing Optician DEALERS IN HOUSEHOLD characteristics their the gether with the use of fertilizers, will control these injurious pests. NECESSITIES. centage of iron and high percentage of nitrogen. Most of the DJ their High winds during the winter, which is also the rainy season BOSTON BLDG., FORT ST., : King : : : in acid t Street Honolulu. soils are also rich phosphoric and potash, but the phosphoric s Oecr May A of the year, constitute a serious drawback to the cultivation of many-vegetable- t'. 57 H;- acid is to a large extent locked up with the iron in an unavailable and annual crops but are not considered serious in rela- condition. As a general rule all of our soils require the use of NOTICE. tion to the cultivation of perennials. Inter-islan- d freight are fertilizers to secure the best results. The physical condition of the rates high and methods of communication by land not of the best. What- "TURKEYS" soils is such, and the prevailing slope of the agricultural lands is i WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING ever drawbacks there may be, those who now live in the Islands atst-- v - so high, on many of the mile, ir- or advice, is invited to com muni- islands averaging 500 feet per that have faith that they are such as can be overcome. Ip or eitner ln Person or by letter, with rigation is required, except in regions with a high average monthly M. There is as yet no agricultural college in the Islands. The Our entire line of Live Island and te e) jn Nora Underhill, matron of rainfall. Our soils do not retain moisture. The average content isign 3alvatlon Army Woman's Indua-S- a United States Department of Agriculture has established an experi- Coast Turkeys and Poultry now on Home, Young street, Ar-l- ai of nitrogen exceeds per cent., or six in the soil to the depth between 0.3 tons ment station similar to the existing in each of the a ana McCully streets, mauks of one foot on an acre of land. stations Mainland hand for H States and Territories. This station is located in the vicinity of Bian nonoiuiu. To reply to numerous queries in regard to what can be grown le, P Honolulu. There are two agricultural societies in operation, one THE by prospective settlers in the Hawaiian Islands, the following notes THANKSGIVING." at Hilo and one at Wahiawa. These bodies both have quite a large in regard to some of the chief agricultural products are given- - membership. There are quarterly institutes or public meetings held Also fresh vegetables, fruits in season, Z Keystone-Elgi-n BANANAS. at which papers are read, so that there is opportunity for discussion and all kinds of groceries received by II WATCHES Bananas require a rich soil, high temperature and abundant rain of the local problems confronting the farmer in Hawaii. The Hawaii- every steamer from the Coast. Durable and Accurate fall or irrigation. There are several varieties cultivated, some of an Planters' Association maintains, at its own expense, an experiment D 1 the keystone which are native and some imported, but that known as the Chinese station which is devoted to the interests of sugar cane. Watch case co. is Orders promptly to de- btaMbhffilBW the chief export variety. The banana is propagated by means JARED G. SMITH. attended and Philadelphia, U.S.A. of suckers or off-shoo- ts from the base of the plants. These in the Special Agent in Charge of Hawaii Experiment Station. livered free. Tel. Blue 2511. P. O. Box AMERICA'S OLDEST of AND LARGEST case the Chinese banana are set at irtervals of about ten feet Honolulu, H. T., Nov, 1, 1003. 1013. A WATCH FACTORY each way. The ground between them should be cultivated, fertilized For sale by the and kept free from Principal Watch weeds. The plant fruits in from eighteen to Dealer in the 9 twenty-fou- r months from the time of planting. Each plant bears Ha wai ii.n Ialanda C. Q. Yee only one bunch and it is then cut down, but each plant throws out Hop & Co. a great many suckers, and these develop in succession, so that the KAHIKINUI MEAT MARKET. bananas may be harvested almost continuously, from the time they AH PAT & CO. Corner Beretania and Alakea Streets. first come into bearing, for a number of years. Bananas sell in the San Francisco market for from $1.25 to S2.50 per bunch. Even 93 South King, near Alakea. at the yower price there is a very good margin of profit. The 193 MERCHANT TAILORS. W. W & CO. ert cutter, formerly with J. T acreage of this crop, although already large, is being rapidly ex- IHIM Cleaning tended. Good banana Expeif11 and repairing a land may be obtained in the vicinity of Hono- klmlted sgloaf lulu where the bananas must be grown by irrigation, or in the vicinity ;cialt of Hilo, where the conditions for the development of this industry-ar- e exceptionally favorable. There are about ten freight carrying Merchant Tailors mmmRupture steamers from Honolulu to San IDr.Pieroe'sfrrMr tiss Francisco or other Pacific Coast Building, It ing ' Marvel. Nothing- like-- ports and one direct from Hilo. Wait? St. Kr,? ; II II Best Retainer on earth and a Curt for Rupture. Phone Bine 2741 Wond-renowne- 27 lnaprovem u. FRUITS. 11 II ruptured investigate at onoe. There is a Opposite Advertiser Office Call or write for "Booki.it y L " small export trade in the allicrator near, which is a CO., K L TRUSS 33 WestSith Stre. i t UT. Port Street, 8e OaL fruit that can be shipped in cold storage. There is a very large BWTH at 206 Fnndfc, American and Foreign local demand for this product, and the demand is growing in San Worsteadb Francisco and other Coast ports. Shipments of ,&d Bowling Tonroanient selected fruit bring zrr from $4.00 to $6.00 per dozen in San Francisco. The local demand is also quite large, and local prices are quite satisfactory. JOW at the The alligator pear is a tree susceptible to cultivation.' re- ioIdIq Bowlio? Parlors orchard It Fukuroda, quires very little water and grows better at the HOI ALAKEA STREET. lower than at the JAPANESE higher elevations. Another fruit for which is a IC INVITED. there large local and ULI' a growing export demand is the mango. There are several varie- ties already in cultivation in the Islands. Grapes are raised by the Dry and Fancy SIC PortHguese settlers. The Isabella is 4U the variety chiefly grown, but 11 the best 'standard sheet all of the European wine and table grapes also thrive. The lower WING WO CHAN & CO. A our Yousg Goods lc In stock at lands of the Kona coast of Hawaii and Oahu are especially suited to WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS mil; lildlng music store. Straw Hat Manufactury, 28-3- 2 Hotel the cultivation of grapes. Some wine is made but the local market in Carved Ivory, Sandal Wood, Ebony and Teak. Silks, Limst Buii finest planoe for sale or rent. does treeL Telephone White 242L F and will for some time to come absorb all the good table grapes Embroideries, Rattan Goods, Chinaware, Etc., Etc. IwAHAN LTD. NEWS CO., that can be produced. Other fruits which grow well are the Cheri-moy- a, NUUANU STREET, BELOW KING STREET. Edward Kealoha, salesman. HA the orange, especially the seedling varieties, the mandarin, lemon, lime. vi. strawberry, papaia, fig and many others. The papaia Honolulu Iron Works Go. is the best breakfast fruit. It stands on about the same basis in the STEAM ENGINKS as d .e.Rowe islands the ?rape fruit on the Mainland. There are a good mam-hundre- BOILERS, SUGAR MILLS, COOL-- I acres devoted to its cultivation. S, BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS Paper nd machinery fang in all It branches CASTOR BEANS. of every description aIntl hg Decorating. King "KING OF ALL BOTTLED BEER5" ' made to order. Particular attention and ul SOLD LVXRYWHERE. id to ship's S. There is one castor-oi- l mill on the Island of Oahu for the manu blacksmithing. rob work . Street. P. a Box executed on shortest notice. I THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, NOVEMBER 18, 19j BUSINESS LOCALS. LOCAL BREVITIES. Kodaks New books 20 cents from Lyon's Ex- Corporal Chas. Biart has been pro- change Library. mpted to be a sergeaijt in Company H, NOVEMBER 16TH. Law books, medical books, all kinds, x. a h. everything. A genuine book shop. and Lyon's. Mli.p Maria Brede has gone to take Remember the .elegant ferns, palma, charge of the wireless telegraph sta- DR. JAEGER'S a. etc., to be sold at auction Tuesday next tion on Lanai. Photo Goods V by Will E. Fisher. The Alameda' sails at 9 a. m. today L. B. Kerr Cn'm on for San Francisco. The mails close UNDERWEAR Exceptional Offer ises Queen streett,will be closed IF YOU ARE LOOKING for a during Thursday and Friday. one hour earlier. Kodak we can supply you. We have a new lot the most Miss Power is showing some very The Ladies' Aid Society of Central of This week we swell Kodaks made. We shall be inaugurate our hats this week at her parlors Union church will hold 7:30 --FOR- Great Alteration in the Boston building. its social at pleased to show them. Sale of Fort street. tomorrow evenlnsr. For the best paints and oiis go to VELOX and other printing pa- Lewers & Cooke, Ltd. There you will Dr. Cofer has gone to Mahukona pers direct from the factory. find all kinds to REMNANTS of mixed paints, white appoint an assistant quarantine FILMS, all size?, in spools of six lead, zinc, etc. 177 South King street. physician at that port. and twelve. LAMES A very choice lot bf Plymouth Rock GOODS, fowls will be sold public Information is wanted regarding the CRAMER DRY PLATES are tSDRESS LACES, at auction by ?i?BONS and EMBROIDER- next Friday at noon by James F. Mor whereabouts of William Webb, alias considered professional and IES, gan at nis salesrooms on A.ari .Leo, age about 06 years. amateur the best. All sizes in at marvelously low prices. street Kaahumanu stock. h C. H. Kluegel, the well known en E. The Aloha Novelty Co., 107 Caoo gineer, ALBUMS in great variety. Ih W. Jordan & Co., Ltd. street, San Francisco, is a candidate for the office of fact we can you will send on re- Superintendent supply with ceipt of 25 cents and a 2c. stamp, a per- of Public Works. most anything required in the 8EHTLEMBI petual pencil, one that reauir-?- s no Concert and photographic line. I 1 sharpening. exhibition drill for the See advertisement on last benefit of the Central page. Union cadets at at Catalogue prices. Y. M. C. A hall Friday evening. Tea and coffee pots made of copper, seamless Thanksgiving nickel plated white metal Julian Monsarrat left for his home at Linens mountings and silver lined, at special Kapapala, Hawaii, yesterday, accom prices, from 11.75 to S2.50 Mrh c .i v... , T , to kuaiucu uy ms uiuiner, ur. w. . lon Alteration tine naraware Co., Ltd. Call and see Prices them sarrat, and Roger Taylor. Orders will be filled at NsiSecretary Yod can Save 20 to 30 percent Blue Grass whiskey is E. M. Boyd of the Hawaii made in Ken- It is a source of no small New York prices. tucky and whiskey made In Kentucky Promotion Committee is loading the by purchasing your Table is superior to whiskey wonder to competent judges of made in any Alameda's mail with answers to in- good any Damask, Napkins, Damask T other state. Lovejoy & tobacco that firm is Co. sell the quiries about the Territory. able to produce for only ten Cloths, Turkish and Irish Linen famous Blue Grass whiskey by the gal- lon Dr. cents a cigar so perfect from Towels, Blankets, Bed Spreads, direct from the barrel. Phone Main Cofer, chief quarantine officer, every point . 308. of view as the Rugs and Curtains, at this sale. has been asked from Washington for celebrated B. F. & W. M. Kai-mu- Ehlers Minton has four lots in ki data respecting Mauliola island, Co. all the cleared and ready for building site of Honolulu ti-- q lb-- r,.,... quarantine station.. E. and oril V onew ... 1 1 1 7 W. mlnnta'a.j " 1.1 7 1 1 1 T. Jordan & Co.. Ltd. car line, which he offers for sale fori The Misses Marguerite and Gladys or JoOO $250 cash and balance to tool if FORT STREET. suit the Fisher, daughters Col. purchaser. of Will E. Fish- iif Lots are 75 125. x Further er, leave today on to particulars can be had by calling on the Alameda live It is true that the Havana is him in the Judd building. with their grandparents in San Fran choicer Havana than is being The Oriental Bazaar, on King street, cisco. put into any other cigar today. It Is true in workman- have Just received a large line of linen On account of an accident to a jury- that Drs.Waterhouse&Judd embroidery ship, flavor, and thorough re- tea cloth table covers and man, Judge Robinson is concluding Corner Miller 'pm ji ili A grass linens by the last Gaelic direct the liability the General Arthur and Beretania Sts. ii from the Orient. These goods are trial of Kapiolani Estate vs. Faria cigar is wonderfully good. ' specially adapted for the holiday trade with eleven jurors, by agreement of the These things are made possi- DR WATERHOUSE. THE ISLAND MEAT CO. and will be sold ble by the magnitude cf the 10 to 12 a. m., 2 3 p. A new at special prices. Call parties. to m. enterprise located Fort Street, opposite Love early and get the best selection. manufacturer's operations 7:30 to 8 p. m. Monday, Wednesday Building T Original sketches of Hamm-Youn- g Hawaiian plants with a small concern it would and Friday. The Von Co. have de- f -- and flowers be absolutely impossible. cided to do away with sewing machine hv Miss wiihoimmo DR JUDD. The capital and resources of 4 for Bustn solicitors and will give public Schmidt in the show window of Ha- 9 Pn the the the 10 the largest cigar manufactur- to a. m., 4 to 6 p. m. A supply benefit of the commissions usually al- waiian Promotion Committee are much ing 7:30 to 8 p. m., Tuesday, of the finest quality of lowed such agents by reducing business in America can Thursday the admired. reasonably be expected and Saturday. price of their popular "Domestic" ma- to The Eagles produce results which far sur- Office Phone White 3492. Island Meats, chines. The Domestic No. 3 (lock will hold a meeting this pass Poultry and Game formerly $45 evening the efforts of an ordin- stitch) sold for has been In San Antonio hall at which ary enterprise. ALWAYS ON HAND. $25; There is only one right way, reduced to other popular numbers time officers for the coming term are and In proportion. I ' way We hava now on like A special sewing to be Lrge New Size 10c Straight. that's the we do at the hand a supply of machine expert will always be pleased nominated. A full attendance to show the ladies the workings of this of members is requested. N w Yo?k ISl-AN- D popular machine. Gunst-Eaki- The executors and trustees of the n from the turkeys KAHIKINUI RANCH. estate of S. C. Allen, deceased, have Deri tal Parlors BAND PROGRAM. brought suit against John C. Crowder, Cigar Co. No long and tiresome treatments. H - on a mortgage given by the on 4 Order "For- For a Concert at Thomas Square To- latter AGENTS. Everything done with dispatch Thanksgiving August 14, 1896, to secure the payment and strictly high class. 1057 night. of $1200. Fort St., over The Territorial band will play the Honolulu Photo Supply Co. Dr. Walter Hoffman was called sud- following program, beginning 7:30, at denly yesterday to go to Kauai, and trt Thomas Square this evening: will not return until Friday or Sun WMCt PART I. day. During his absence Dr. Carl Hoff- THE TRUE CRITERION IS QUALITY March: "Go Ahead" (new) Blon man, of Waipahu, will look after the CAKVAS GOODS 1 Introduction: "Carmen" Tiizpt former's office. Reminiscences of Bellini Godfrey The vocal Selections Dr. R. G. Curtis left with his bride AWNINGS attention of connoisseurs u called to the superla- - (a) Belle of Japan; (b) Just a Little in the Kinau for Hilo, where the doctor tive quality of Girl Miss J. Keliiaa Is a practitioner. Mrs. Curtis was a (c) With You Alone; (d) My Lady Fair Miss Blair of XeW York, who TENTS Mrs. w. Aiapai. arrived in the Alameda. The marriage took Pommery Champagne PART II. place here on Monday. Selection: "La Traviata" Verdi which is being shipped into this country. In London, the March: "The National Flag" (new)... Chief Justice Frear, as the only one acknowledged home of wine connoisseurs, where Andre authorized by law, opened the sealed Intermezzo: QUALITY "Cavalleria Rusticana" packages of ballots for the grand jury's U' V H ' REGULATES PICE Mascagni investigation. -- Pommery March: "Emneror and Emnire".. .. Ballots rejected under STEAMER thA RS Sim commands from two to six dollars more a case (new) Andre protest will be considered by the grand J than other leading brands, as per figures taken from Ridley's Buy "The Star Spangled Banner." jury in the light of the instructions one before you sail Wine and Spirit Trade Circular, London. that the inspectors of election had re POMMERY. Vinfage 1893, Official Reception. POTTER CD.. LTD. 86s. to 91s. Last ceived. mm I G. H. MTJMM, Vintage 1893, 70s. to 76a Captain di Vascello of the Italian PERRIER JOUET, Vintage 1893, Cuvee G, 7 A. D. Larnach. chief of the mosfiiito Union and Hotel Sts. Extra 65s to 66s Phone Main m. M0T.tND CHAND0N. Vintage 1893, Extra Cuvee 20. 79s. 3d. tO cruiser Elba called on Governor Dole campaign, has placed on exhibition in a S4s. 3d. yesterday morning. He was accom- window of E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd., a LOUIS ROEDERER, Vintage 1893, Extra Cuvee J, 68s. to 74s. Sec- jar of dirty water a pond Hale- - panied by Consul F. A. Schaefer. from at In Honolulu, howeveY, Pommery is sold at the same retary Carter was present, also, at his kauwila and South streets. It contains prices as other leading brands. Invitation, R. N. Boyd, whom the hundreds of mosquito larvacIr. Lar- - HATS and Italian naval commander remembered liach will ascertain from trie Survey CLOTMM W. C PEACOCK & CO., LTD. as a Hawaiian student of the royal office to whom the place belongs and At right prices call at naval academy of Italy. Alexapder have a heart to heart talk with him Sole Agents. Young, who was visiting Governor Dole about the desirability of filling up the at the moment, was invited by him to fecund poo!. ' remain. Private Secretary A. G. Ot Hawes, Jr., as aide to the Governor, TWO STORES. d iHllr Bro. attended in his captain's uniform. The Second TWO STORES Manufacturers of play Shipment 132 Fort St., below band was on the Capitol grounds, King and 152 Hotel St.., opposite Young ing the Italian national hymn air as Bid! Harness, Saddles and Turf Goods ! -- DEPOT OF THE "BOSS a a c IK) t- OF THF rrrt OP- j a nmnnm Rn n v t t Phon? Maim P. O. Box the honored caller entered the building. ni iimuuu m Mnu j .'jic 133. r I This was Governor Dole's last official fe; m,,, ,,,, reception to-- a foreign vlsitor.y NEW GOODS Honolulu and Eeeia Stage Line. Mail Per 8 8. Alameda. NOW OPEN One of Wall, Nichols Co's fine Art SHAVING Leaves Honolulu at 9 a. m. returning 4 p. Calendars. Hawaiian views in colors AH at m. Fare: $1.25. Roun tri The "Alameda" has brought the bal- With the Latest $2.00. No tourist trip is complete with- The best Hawaiian view calendar ever ance of the new goods and everything Improvements. out this stage ride. up-to-d- produced. Mail one to your friend. that is new and is on dis- riPRr.n K?Ar- - C5 f n V play. The blades of the GEM SAFETY Problem Club. Our store now presents a most ele- RAZOR are made of the finest English gant appearance and we would like to imported steel. They save you Problem Club at Y. SI. C. A. hall every one see The have the new goods ana tedious delays and one month DRY FANCY GOODS self-shavi- ng and is playing doubles, as It were, until whether they buv or not. Rememher pays for a GEM. Shave it disposes of the most debatable sub that the early comers have first selec- every morning with absolute ease, I PERRY BLOCK, : : Corner Hotel and Nuuanu tion, yet we have pretty things for all. comfort and security. Strt. ject of "Institutional Capital." Messrs FANCY WOOL. NOVELTY ETA- - NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER, will again occupy THEO H. DAVIES & CO., Sole A gent a for Stewart and Tpwse MINES, pretty combination of colors, Vf LTD. and everything just as represented. light weight, double width, 75 Bairaiian Is. the speakers' seats at 7:30 Thursday cents I , Small Musical evening-- most of the time will be vard. - lua tan op, s ooooo Instruments. but FANCY SUITINGS, very new, blue, given to short talks from the floor. brown and black mixed, double width. This is in addition to the regular pro extra quality, at $1.00 a yard. gram which begins with a six o'clock MOHAIR and ALAPACAS. in black the leading colors, double dinner, followed at 6:40 by the ques- and all width FOR SURETY BONDS, OFFICIAL may 75 cents yard. BONDS, JUDICIAL BONDS, AND OTHER BONDS, APPLY TO tion, "The success that lies in and SILK MIXED CHALLIS. fine color be expected from attention," opened by ings, extra fine quality, 50 cents yard. E. J. Walker. WOOL COVERTS, in oxblood. errav H and mixed colors, double width, 90 cents & Good Humane Work. yard. The United States Fidelity Guaranty Co. ET AMINES, solid colors, all the On Monday last Humane Officer fashionable shades, including black, Home Office, Md. Benoit completed his first year of ser- double widtht at 90 cents yard. Baltimore, vice in behalf of dumb brutesy In that WHITE GROUND ALAPACAS. with fancy hair-strip- e lines, and polka dots. time the officer a marked has noticed for waists ana suits, at w cents vara. Post Office Box change in the attitude of people In Kaa our new line of BLACK TAF 346 general toward the work, and his ef- FETAS and PEAU DE SOIE at $1.00 forts are now aided instead of being per vard. HONOLULU, retarded. During the first six months T. H. he per Henry averaged about six arrests DRY GOODS pn Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. month, but at present seldom makes S. SIMS an i General Agents for Hawaiian arrest, his warnings being sufficient J A Islands to cause offenders of the law to rectify J LIMITED. mistakes or treat their animals better. ' Ctor. Fort and Beretania Streets. PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HONOLULU, NOVEMBER 18, 1903

R. A. Church. A. T. Miles, C. R. Hat- HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE field. R. A. Jordan, W. C. Weedon, R. Canadian-Australi- an RESIDENCE Royal Mail Line TURK Anderson. S. R. Jordan. Dr. Katsunu- - Honolulu. November 17, 1903. MRS, ma, F. M. Bechtel, Mrs. E. M. Brown and child, Mrs. Ames, Dr. R. G. Curtis FOR SALE Steamers running in connection with the Canadian-Pacifi- c Railway Co. and wife. J. L. Coke, Miss Lewis, Mrs. :aU4 Tai BIO Ask Sfcae at Honolulu on or about the folio wing dates: A. McLean. R. J. Taylor, Dr. Monsar-ra- t, M. McStocker, Mrs. L. J. Moses,-H- . Ksxcxar TOR AND AUSTRALIA. FOR VANCOUVER HITS B&CK FIJI 1903 E. Picker, Julian Monsarrat, Mrs. The EDGAR HALS TEAD 1903 F. W. Carter and son. 0. Brewer 0 100 388 ifeORANOI : NOVEMBER 21 MOAN A NOVEMBfcK is ISES, corner Wilder Avenue 16 For Maui ports, per stmr. Maui. Nov. Sue a HOANA 19 MIOWERA DECEMBER DECEMBER 17. A. Haneberg. Lum Seong, Dr. Mi- - wm ..JOU.OU- M 21 street Haw. Agrtcuitnrsi Cu 1.000,000 100 310 yota, T. Hale- - J Through tickets issued to all point s in Canada, United States and Europe. Akuna and wife, Mrs. Haw Com. A Sng. Or tC Alleges Extreme Cruelty mano and daughter, Mrs. Geo. Wright i Haw. HagsrOo fco ejoK ao ..." and son. F. A. Alexander, Dr. Dinegar, Honoma 730,00., 100 Enauire of wife, Honokas .... 2,000.00. ao "ii Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd. child and maid, Mrs. Tallant and Haiku 600,001 10G and Failure to child, Miss Rose Kaaihue, Mrs. Ma-deiro- s, Eahoku , 500,000 ao ao General Agents. Mrs. Fannie Olsen. libel Plan. Co. L'd i.SOO.OOi. 50 a & Co., Kip&haln 160,000 100 55 Halstead Ltd. Provide. Per stmr. W. G. Hall, for Kauai, Nov. Koloa 500,090 100 17. Mrs. A. Homer, nurse and two McBryde Bus. do, Id ,500,000 30 Oahu Sugar Oo. 6,600,000 100 SO 95 & Oriental Mrs. Fair-chil- d, Pacific Mail S. S. Co., Occidental children; Purvis, Geo. H. Onomea 1.000,000 30 so 34 A. Homer. H. Schutte and wife. Oak aim 500,000 ao ill For Sale Estrella L. Turk has filed an answer Wee Hing, F. J. Dillon, C. A. Rice and Olaa Sugar do. Ltd 5,000,000 ao S. S. Co., and Toyo Kisen Kaisha wife, Rice, D. aiowalu "INMO too and cross libel to the divorce suit of Arthur John Malina, G. Paauhau Sugar Plan On Judd St., building lot I Ml Steamers of the above companies ill call at Honolulu and leave this port McKay, Dr. W. Hoffman. tation Oo , ft.OOO.OOu so acre, 3 minutes from Liliha street Frank J. Turk. She corrects his allega Per S. S. Moana, for Vancouver and Pacliio . 500,000 100 a or about the dates below mentioned: Pala 160,000 100 electric commands ex- Victoria, Nov. 17. R. car; very 1TROM SAN FRANCISCO: FOR SAN FRANCISCO. tion of the date of their marriage from W. Hamilton. Pepeekeo 760,000 100 165 Pioneer . 750,000 100 SO tensive view of the ocean and of 17 HONGKONG MARU.. NOVEMBER 17 Booked. i, lui AMERICA MARU NOVEMBER the 14th of October, 1896, to the 12th of Wainua Agr. Oo 4,500,000 100 55 Nuuanu Valley. KOREA NOVEMBER 24 CHINA isu v jflnscn. n Per S. S. Alameda, to sail for San Wailuku 700,000 100 5 , Waimanalo. 100 165 SMLELIC DECEMBER 2 DORIC DECEMBER that month. Francisco, Wednesday, Nov. 18, at 9 a. M2.00. TttmsTOKOXO MARU... DECEMBER 10 NIPPON MARU DECEMBER 14 Admitting that she has had no mari- m. Mrs. D. P. Smith, A. J. Wilson and grauciBtr Oo $3000 araiNA December is Siberia December 22 tal relations with the libellant since wife, J. Michaels, J. J. Sullivan, Dr. Gliders. 8. Co lOf 110 EASY TERMS. M. E. Grossman, Col. nter-lalan- d H some time prior to June 1, 1903, she Birkhimer and 8 Oo 600.000 10 120 For further Information apply to wife, the Misses (2), W. Par- reason in Fisher tllgCBuLAfflO"' COMPANY. LTD., AGENTS. gives a therefor cruel and quet, J. S. C. Fraser and wife, Hon. W. H. HACKFELD aaw'n JClectrl' '! SOO.VAKi 100 S5 100 brutal treatment suffered at his hands. G. Irwin, Mrs. E. R. Breed. E. A. H. R.T. & L. Co. Pid For Rent She denies unlawful relations with the Fraser, A. Young, J. R. Gait, H. Hane- i'oorf.obo 100 tfatnal Tel. Co 150.000 10 berg, F. T. Faircloth, Thornbury (2), T, Large 2 story handsome resi- person named in the libel as co- K. A "r 4,nnn on i Lindsay, B. ion 90 nlo respondent. Mat E. McClanahan and HiloB. B.Co 50,006 ao dence on Nuuanu Ave., opporitf T1MH ( wife, S. A. D. Jones, Donald McGregor, Wyllie st. Large In her cross libel, wherein she Drays Capt. Rault. grounds. and leave this port HfcW iOtl.b p. k By The fine passenger steamers of this line will arrive for divorce against him, Mrs. Turk al- Haw. Ter. 4 p. e. (Fire j0 hereunder: fS Claims; 06 leges that since their marriage Frank The stenmer TV. d TTnll rnrriefl hnrk 31.o A. K. Oo. 6 ... FOR SAN FRANCISCO: B. T L.J. FROM SAN FRANCISCO: J. Turk, her husband, has neglected to Kauai the string polo ponies Son. Oa 18 of 8 p. c. & 3FJERRA JANUARY 6 ALAMEDA NOVEMBER to provide main- Pl'n 6 p. o, Castle Lansdale 24 and refused suitable brought here by the Kauai Polo Club iw SONOMA NOVEMBER 25 VENTURA NOVEMBER a B. L. Oo ... 1C3 104 tenance for his wife, although of suf- 6 p. . Life, 7 141 iVunA nEflEMRER 4 ALAMEDA DECEMBER 9 for the recent tournament. Oahu Pl'n o. Real Estate, Fire and Plate 15 ability so to provide, Olaa Pl'n . p. c ifENTURA DECEMBER 16 STERRA DECEMBER ficient and still Waialua As Oo. 6 p. c. 100 Insurance, Investments. 30 laLAMEDA DECEMBER 25 ALAMEDA DECEMBER neglects and refuses to perform that The delay of the Hongkong Maru is Kahuku 6 p. c. ' Pioneer Will Co. . 100 pre-- duty. Then she says: said to be due to a typhoon and not In connection with the sailing of t he bjv steamers, the agents are Stangenwald Building, Rooms Mt Issue, to Intending passengers, Coupvu Through Tickets by any "That on various times and occa- to the speed trial at Hongkong as re- Hared to 507, Telephone Railroad, from San Francisco to all points In the United States, and from sions, and particularly at the time ported. Profcssi nial Cards Fifth Floor. Main 7s. ew Tork by any steamsaip line to all European ports. when, as hereinbefore stated, she FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS, APPLY TO was compelled to deny marital rela- With a tomb worth $200,000 Waiting j The -- to receive his body, Robert A. John- - ARCHITECTS. Overland Routt . &G tions to her said husband, the libellant VKTHL. O-- XK"WX:fcT CO., 2LtcL. son, once a well known dry goods mer- W. MATLOCK CAMPBELL Office 1634 of the herein, he was guilty of extreme cruel- chant in New York city, is spending Young street. ty to her, the libellee; that he beat and his last years in poverty, living in a j American-Hawaiia- n Company. pounded her with his fists, even eoing barn on his former estate at Riverdale-o- n ATTORNEYS. Southern Pacific Steamship Hudson. 1873, j the In when Johnson J. G. Direct Monthly Service Between New York and Honolulu via so far as to choke her into insensibility; was a wealthy man, he erected the PRATT Attorney at Law. Rooms to the great Pacific Coast. that he has often threatened her with splendid tomb. Later he lost all his ' 7 and 8, Progress block. of Trans-Continen- to life, property, most of it being now owned Highway tal NEW STEEL STEAMERS a revolver, threatened take her Attorney-at-La- w. fan THE SPLENDID by the Central Trust Company, which HENRY E. HIGHTON FROM NEW YORK. FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN and that his whole conduct, since al- Southwest cor. Fort and King. has engaged him as caretaker of the between San Francisco and ChtoaM ft. S. Texan, to sail about Dec. 1 CISCO. most immediately after their marriage, estate and giving him permission to to the . S. Alaskan, to sail about Jan. 1 S. S. to sail Dec. has been that of extreme cruelty to- live in the barn. DENTISTS. JTrelght received at Company's wharf, Freight received at Company's wharf, ward her." DRS. A. B. CLARK and P. F. FREAR Shortest and Quickest Mclntyre Bldg., AM street. South Brooklyn, at all times. Stewart Street Pier No. SO. Classified Advertisements Tort and King. and the FROM SAN FRANCISCO. FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA. WHARF AND WAVE. S. S. American, to eau about.... Dec. 1 ENGINEERS. 5a S. Nevadan, to sail Nov. 21 Overland Limited WEATHER BUREAU. FOR RENT. ARTHUR C. ALEXANDER. -- Surveyor And every 16 days thereafter. and Engineer. 400 Judd Bldg.: P. to the most luxurious Tram la Mi H. HACKFELD & COMPANY, LTD AGENTS. O. box 733. . Honolulu, Alexander St., world CL ?. MORSE, General Freight A gent. Nov. 17, 10 p. m. CATTON, NBILL & CO.. LTD. Engi- Through Without neers, Electricians and Boilermakers. Cbaofe temperature 73.0. Mean THAT commodious residence on Nuu- Time Less Days temperature 70. Than 3 Minimum anu Ave., formerly occupied by Min- Maximum temperature 77. INSURANCE. Libraries, Writing Desks, ister Stevens. Modern Improvements, . Pacific Transfer Co. Barometer at 9 p. m. 30.01; steady. stable and quarters. THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE-CO- Magazines, Current Literature, 24 up to 9 m. .10. servants' Rent WILL CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE. Rainfall, hours a. reduced. Apply to C. H. Dickey, 39 OF NEW YORK. trie Lights, Reading Lamp, It 5.8 grs. per S. B. ROSE, : : : and.,.--. Mean absolute moisture King street 653S Agent Honolulu. berth . Wt pack, haul and ship your goods and save you money. cubic foot. Mean relative humidity 67. Tbe Best of Everything EIGHT-roo- m MUSICIANS. Winds NNE; force, 1 to 3. cottage, No. 859 Youm? Storage in brick warehouse, 126 King Street. Phone Main 58 Weather Clear. street (town side). Apply this office. COOK'S MUSIC SCHOOL Piano, Or- Forecast for 18th Light, northerly 6636 gan, singing and harmony. Love bldg. winds and weather. Southern Pacific fair rooms light house- THIS PACIFIC R. C. LYDECKER, NICE furnished for PHYSICIANS. E. O. MoOOKMICK, Meteorologist. keeping. Apply Honolulu Hotel. Passenger Traffic Manager. Any kind Territorial 6636 DR. T. MITAMURA. Office, 68 Kukul Lane. 8 to 10 m.; 6 to 7:30 p. m. T. H. GOODMAN, Commercial Advertiser of Good Paint a Ban Francisco General ARRIVED. TWO-stor- y Tel. Blue 2266. Rea 1649 Nuuanu. brick warehouse, near Passenger Agent, tered at the Post Office at Honolulu, Tuesday, 17. Cat We carry all kinds including the Nov. Beretania and Fort streeta Also, 1 1 B. H., as second class matter. very best mixed paints. If you mix C.-- A. S. S. Moana, Carey, from Colo- double and single store in Dav TYPEWRITERS. your own try us for nies, at 1:30 p. m. Block, Beretania street. Rents low. BOUGHT, sold, rented and repaired at Inquire Smith & Lewis, 206 Judd SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Stmr. Kauai, Bruhn, from Hawaii Remington Typewriter office, Hotel St, KA1MUKI WHITE LEAD, TURPS, ports, at 5:15 a, m. Buildm. 6674 I year ... .512.at ZINC, COLORS, DEPARTED. . SEVEN-roo- m house on Kinau street, months CM Monday, Nov. 16. HOTEL. HELROSB. OILS, Etc. off Alapai. Apply F. B. Damon, Bank Phone Blue 3081. FOUR LOTS 75x125, clean and ready Advertising rates on application. Am. schr. Willis A. Holden, Lowell, 6614 We carry of Hawaii. A family boarding for building, on, fenced, also a full line of the for Port Townsend, at 4 p. m., from first class house, water laid lots following GRAPHITE PAINT for tropically built. Electric cars pass the ftafcttshed every morning except Sunday anchorage off port. CENTRAL location, cool, mosquito every $500.00; $250.00 cash, balance to suit pur- iron and wood: Tuesday, Nov. 17. proof rooms HELEN'S COURT, door few minutes. King street by the at chaser; one Elec- rear of Hart's Ice Cream Parlora near Waikiki turn. minute's walk from CARBONIZING COATING, Stmr. Kinau, Freeman, for Hilo and MRS. W. H. WILKINSON, SAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.. LTD., 12 Rooms reasonable. 6619 tric Car line. Pine marine view. For preserving structural iron. way ports, at noon. Manager. ana Bolt Block, No. 65 South King St. Stmr. Maui, Bennett, for Maui ports, Apply GALVANUM, 5 p. m. COTTAGES; Christley lane, off Fort St. A. W. PEARSON, Manager at W. M. MINTON, The only paint that will adhere to Stmr. W. G. Hall, Thompson, for Rent reasonable. Apply Wong Kwai. new galvanized iron. Kauai ports, at 5 n. m. 6240 For Judd Building. T. K. K. S. S. America Maru, Goine, Sale and to Rent No-BUR- N COLD WATER PAINT. for the Orient, at 3:30 p. m. FURNISHED five-roo- m mosquito proof Nothing So Sure as Tax js Death. cottage on car line. C. and LAND CO. Stmr. Iwalani, Mosher, for Kaana-- t electric J. IAILWAY & Bergstrom Co. Taxes are delinquent after November pali, Lahaina, Kukui-hael- e Evans, with Music Residences on avenue, Pros- Kihei, Makena, 6622 Thurston 16, but certificate of membership In the LE 5 p. TIME TABLE WERS and Honokaa, at m. pect street, Kapiolani street, Punahou, Honolulu Mutual Burial Association C.-- A. S. S. Moana, Carey, for Victoria & Pacific Heights, College Hills, K'ameha-meh- a can still be had for $3.50. Phone Main COOKE, and Vancouver, at 9 p. m. OFFICES FOR RENT. I 1903. IV road, Kalihi; business site 411. May 1st, LIMITED IN BREWER building, Queen street, a H. VESSELS lis PORT on King J. TOWNSEND, Secretary. OUTWARD. 177 South King Street. on reasonable terma Apply to C. street, a fine property at Olaa, Office with the Townsend Undertak Pot Walanae, Waialua, Kahuku and ARMY AND NAVY. Brewer & Co., Ltd. and eight exceptionally fine lots at Ka-imu- kl ing Co. U. S. S. Iroquois, Rodman, Midway Isl- on easy terms. Way Stations 9: 15 a-- m., 3:20 p. m. e; THE STANGENWALD single or en-suit- 9se Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way and, Nov. 9. Aca-pulc- o, six story; Gre proof office build- ALBERT BARNES, JOHN OUDERKIRK 30 a. m., 9:15 a. m., Italian cruiser Elbe, Di Vascello, Stations t": ing. class hydraulic elevator; 78 CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER a. m., 2:15 p. m., 3:20 p. m., Nov. 15. First Merchant street. H: service. 325.00 per month p. m.. 6:15 p. m., $9:80 p. m., CHAS. BRKWER CO.'S MERCHANTMEN. free janitor Repairing and House Moving. ti:lS up. Apply Room 608. 6615 Re- 1:16 p. m. and DON'T RENT, DON'T Wharf and Bridge Building; also NEW (This list does not inclufl" nanters.) LEASE pair Work. INWARD. TORK LINE Alden Besse, Am. bk., Kesseil, San BUT BUY A HOME. STORES FOR RENT. Telephone Blue 1131. Residence 1W7 Qkrrtve Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal-aro- a, Francisco, Nov. XL FOUR MODERN COTTAGES In iroort Makiki and Walanae S:36 a. m., "5:31 Ship Tillie E. Starbuck sailing Alpena, Am. schr., Birkholm, New- THE premises lately occupied by J. P. location. All rented at an annual rental m. from New York to Honolulu castle, Nov. 11. Morgan as an auction sales room, of $1290.00. Will be sold on easy terms. ey iAerive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and March 1st. FHEIGHT TAKEN Andrew Welch, Am. bk., Drew, San Queen street. Apply to M. W. S1X-KOO- M MODERN COTTAGE in I. W. L. McGuire & 6568 !Pearl City 16: 50 a. m., t7:46 a. m., AT LOWEST RATES. Francisco, Oct. 19. Sons, Ltd. good location, nearlv upw. THff Geo. Curtis, Am. sp., Calhoun, San $3000. Cash $300; $30 per H:U a-- m., 10:38 a. m., 2:05 p. m., For freight rates apply to installment of FLOBIST 1:11 p. m., 5:31 p. m., 7:40 p. m. Francisco, Nov. 13. FOR SALE. month. Orders Left at CHAS. & Daily. BREWER CO. Herzogin Sophie Charlotte, Zander, A YOUNG gentle carriage horse. Par-663- 0 MODERN COTTAGE in Makiki. 27 Kilby St., Boston, 8. Sunday Excepted. Bremen, Nov. ticulars at this office. FOR RENT. Hawaiian Bazaar, Sunday Only. OB C BREWER & CO., Irmgard. Am. bktn., Schmidt, San MASONIC BUILDING o UIMIXJSD, HONOLULU. 31. McVeigh's Seven-Roo- m Cottage.. 25.00 MT. . C. SMITH, Francisco, Oct. flakaa and Hotel Sts. Phone Mala P. DENISON, F. m ROOMS AND BOARD. nns. s six-Koo- Cottage Supt. G. P. & T. A. Louisiana, Am. sp., Halcrow, Newcas- noii tle, Oct. 29. AT WAHIAWA, ten dollars per week. in Makiki 30.00 per day. Stage meets J. H. CUMMINGS, TIDES, SUN AND MOON. Queen Margaret, Br. bk., Morrison, two dollars Oahu Ice & Newcastle, Oct. 24. 3:15 p. m. train from Honolulu at 80 Merchant Street. A Home c Solide, Ger. bk., Braden, Leith, Nov. 16. Pearl City, on Tuesdays and Fridays. Company a p 52 CD Address MRS. CAROLINE RHODES, S9 I ill Electric Co. PASSENGERS. FOR RENT. ! f Pearl City. Telephone King 57. 6578 CAPITAL $50,089. Ice delivered to any S - part of the city. Arrived. a s A LARGE TWO-STOR- Y Per R. M. S. S. Moana, from Colo- LOST. HOUSE Organized under the laws of the Island orders promptly filled. TeL the containing 10 rooms, besides kitchen, a.m Ft. p.m. p.m. a.m Rise Blut nies, Nov. 17 For Honolulu: Mrs. R. ON Keeaumoku or Beretania, between Territory of Hawaii 16; 1.6 1 50. 7 40 bath and closet. Also two cottages In L7 8.20 6.12 5.18 9 p. o. 600. son, Kearns, a tin. Box Office: Kewalo. Kearns and Mrs. T. H. Wilder Avenue and Punchbowl, same yard in rear of large house. This 17: 2 1 8 2.33 8 15 9 Miss F. J. Kearns, C. D. Wright. For purse containing $30 in gold. It 116.12 5.18 4.45 about property is known as the Schmidt resi- atA., 1 S 12 1.9 3 10 8.50 10 03 8.13 5 18 5.41 METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. Vancouver Misses Welstead, H. M. Finder please return to Advertiser Skvt. ID 8 48, 2 U. S 49, 9 25 10. 5 J 6 14 5.17 Sets. dence, and has a frontapre of 150 feet Cocks, V. Pyke, O. M. Peoples, Mes-dam- es office any reward wished. HAWAIIAN REALTY L . . J and receive on Beretania street and is situate about 4.25 2 0 4 30 9.57 11 33 8 14 5.17 6 K. 6639 !9 By Byrne, Parish, L R. Bell, 5 minutes' walk from postoffice. and MATURITY CO., Ltd. P.m III the Government Survey, Published Barber, E. infant, the 5 02 2 0 5.19 10 32 12.15 6 15 5 17 7 49 Richardson and Terms kt... il n, reasonable. Loans, Every Monday. Price and four children, Dr. R. J. Ash-to- LADIES' Silver Oxidized Watch, some- Mortgages, Securities, Large house on Vineyard street, be- Investments i.. ail 5.38 1.9 6 1011.07 12 f 6 6.1 5 17' 8 41 T. Prins, T. H. Parish and three where between Kalihi. Beretania and and Reel l.,!23 6.151 1 8 7 16 11 48 1 40 6 16 5.17 fl.SO teeal CD tween Emma and Miller streets, known Estate, 9 p 4 sons, H. H. Bates, C. Cooke, J. P. Punchbowl streets. Reward if left at as Rimenschneider premises; spacious New moon Nov. 18th, at 6:39 p. m. B I Hamilton and wife, F. L. Wellineton this office. 6639 grounds; rent reasonable. Possession Homes Built on the Install- Times of the tide are taken from the and wife, H. Knight and wife, G. Hal-let- t, given after November 30th. Owen, ment Plan. United States Coast and Geodetic Sur- - B wife and family (3), T. G. FOUND. Apply to 97 tables. wife and family (5), W. Reid, H- - W. BICYCLE, owner can have by calling W. O. SMITH, Home Office Mclntyre Bid- - Hono- 7!st).f6 Mo-Callu- office, The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur 8 ?fl 98! .ia'8 NB - 3 Hicks, Rev. Bro. Hughes, D. H. at this proving property and 6621 Room 207. Building. lulu, T. H. 8 fO Judd 8 30.00 00 .0: 77 4 7 HNE 2-- 4 expenses. 6630 about one hour Hono- - v las. Hale, J. F. Morton, R. E. paying all earlier than at M so o; 30 11 01 rio ' NB 8 u lliSO 9M 03l73,l-- Metz. R. SwIndaU, C. Jones, R. Wright. Saiu. T 08 29 8 KB ;l-- 0 W 11 3 Mr. V9 92: C4 S Hawaiian time is 13 hours 30 72 85 SB ;2--s R. R. Whitehead. NOTICE standard T 12 0 891 Urn Realty minutes slower than Greenwich time, ni 29 71 00,82; -4 NE 2 Departed. lemiii F WOt 9V29 881 71 1- -- 00 651 NE -2 On receipt of 25 cents and a Fort St.. Opposite Star Block. feeing that of the meridian of 157 de- - For Hilo and way ports, per stmr. stamp we will send to any address in i 9 BVocs minutes. The time whstle Kinau, Nov. 17. Miss M. Tuenas, Pen- im p. Tan the Hawaiian Islands a Perpetual Have your old SUITS MADE TO Mows at 1:30 m., which is the same Wong, Tang Young, D. L. Van Dine, cil, one requires no sharpening. press Mi! on. as 0 Barometer corrected to S3 P. and aca that LOOK LIKE NEW. Dyeing and Greenwich, hours 0 minutes. Sun Dr. Cofer, M. O'Dowda, W. M. year. K. moon level, and for Graham, Guaranteed for one ing. Tailoring. The renewing of ladles L. KENTWELL, are for local time for the standard gravity of iAt Wm. A. Ramsay, H. Wise, T. Johnson, ALOHA NOVELTY CO.. clothing specialty. very Manager, grous. 46. a Prices low General Thle correction is M tor Honolulu. Rev. W. T. Westervelt, H. L. Herbert, 6640 107 Capp St., San Francisco. Phone White 2362.

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