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i I II NO. 15 EA.WA1IA2T GAZETTE. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY zu 1CQ&. SEMI-WEEKL- Y WHOLE No. 20S3 RAKE OX THE moiet is nit sudden death of m fiidie PINOLE POWDER yn.nr nr SO VERT TIGHT: FHMKJL f DGS, FOB TE!ITW MILL BLOWS UP 1 flicuanaiessneponsinairunasinao oeen manager oi naLwzii&iuueau uuv. Aimersun mdie KILLING MANY fer Floral Parade Are Star for Twelve Optimistic Speech at Com- Easy Betting. Years. mercial Ciub.

- (Associated Press Cablegrams.) Frtsseoc it tte weekly meeting- c--f the Fraai . E;?. fr S jast rwebref 5,0,3. address Iwea istea-yea- rs I rtig QKacsftttee he&I rxosager t& Star , . twenty-fou- Htsofi Patau Hairams J rapt attentioa than PINOLE, CaL, February ai. Four whites and r - Chicago Hears Messa& yesterfay" "ec 5". T TValdros. W. 5L. aat s: f tae tsae- a tor lra I was that o former lieutenaat Govern Chinese were killed by the explosion of a powder mill here yester- - , Stwwx, 3. 3reas J. A. MSCasd- -; is :& p&fs. ife"! swiisah- yestnia,T-- or Asdersoa of CaHforala. delivered at day. - L A. tess aai YC X. Lacas. saacth- alter sa. at aij nstie3..f th Ooauaerctil Ctut ysterdar. TOKIO, February iS. The reply ot the Japanese government Brought by Tihi was as. extremely us- - sesssac itiiSf asd Kasc?s srxcs. TT. (X Smith. iatrcdacei ilr. Ander- to the memorandum of the United States Government in regard to feveaftfsS 'W. Mi afcoct o&. Hgs Traj at aa.. son, orho. said: the emigration of Japanese to the United States has been completed Thurston. ;orsy arriving- - - 1 of lajasese by t9ws. as csaal stra.j- bzks&zz, bet Is - and is believed be satisfactory. -- "When th Panama Canal coai- to the S. 3. Moegaskx. oa March. 2$. oc as. ariaek acete- - ialjestitKt saiiirvtar pteted. this cenntrr Trill fairty leap ST. PETERSBURG, February iS. Reinforcements have been fTokahoaa. w he ssftattr entertained h. Kua; tea (iarias tk frecja. Efa spo& yostecfef off to the front. It will on of the sent to the Cossack troops who are in Finland. The Terrorists arc is. atceactfasee Trial. a receest frosa I liuata eane sas&yslif iwea teart raSare. t most, important ports of: the Paeie leaving Finland in lanre numbers for Sweden. sk liii wad ar tin fr as 2r. Cut Jt Svtas. esder wise assjces Fraai L. Eoocs "as tors is. Saa . Coast Ocean. is a sxeat fu Illinois, iS. - Snfrrg-- coad-ccted- and There SPRINGFIELD, February The Republican State af wfcieV dfee dfc IMS- & Frascsscoi. fscty-te-ur yors EJs safer as. ture before HaTraii. and it is not so Convention has endorsed Speaker Cannon for the presidency. Sf3iiS a rOS-- IS fottawSfcr Sitsec was seod asd tfatSnir dKI nasj- - years ago, and kfe L very far distant, either. LIMA, February iS. Wireless messages have been received tsaied 4ws as Jar as the rexraess ccs-- 1 9- He was sttar i"lt st yaxs ag. ex- -- "I think that there Is room for from Admiral Evans' fleet 3S0 miles from Callao. a. s wMTTnrmT tS tafed tikerete s eoacersed; agagsi Teatres a Tlam A is tkakai fsr pansion ta the fruit industry here in WASHINGTON", January Among the bills today was one ttj Wavaaje Vi; 3rd Feb.. IMS. HEaiber jars ia Sas Fraacisia ac.i. 29. Oxrr-ftte- e. Hawaii. am interested in that indus- by Representative Acheson, of Pennsylvania, to prohibit the sale yarts HusaSfc PruoaieJoE. Hare-- CaS&rzia. He cass fc. 1531 as raan- - I I tn? tate. T-- try in California, and while realise of intoxicants in the Isthmian Canal Zone. E. agsc a feastsfeatt team from, the Ceast I f the same fruits trfil probably not CHICAGO, February ig. A fierce blizzard is raging through if 3r. ! xKwt !aeea. fK W&saifeg; abiec: the srasci gfa,Tei a series f gaases is ts Ithat , here as they da in the Golden the Central States. Many deaths are reported. Ksaiat, was ac mini L. A. of May rj-rr- asd -? j. fg-- yoei fcfasiis. Hfe bciKaer "ST. E. Haags hx taa iit f State, and vice versa. I thiai that the Mayor General tu s a y weftl rue car to t sereral years teiurev. WASHINGTON, February 19. Wheaton has preceletl his. industry could be easHy developed to been ordered to succeed Major General Wood in command of the Frasi L. Hogs-- eisi t resiais bsre sreat proportions here. The climate is Nothing- - troops in the Philippines. He will assume his duties tomorrow. WTaitaBSMB.! 1 bo - years- exuiri-isc- e fcr !aai is 1SS tecasre osseetei wits ideal. could be better- than ten s&e- you SAN FRANCISCO, February Engineers of steam schoon- ; JL IT. Sttsetf a &mcs riSwar aad jt&tJBsiJ ffvLs;ir tS AiTeraser, recaisis thai cossec- - the facilities have here, and I 19. wri. Qrsaly beKeve that it is up to you ers in the coast trade have decided to strike. - r serreral jears. teisc at ese - jiaiersal is, eocsrictfec. 13- tss men of the Commercial Ciub to see Chamber of Commerce 6fatitraci wtii asae sews 'SEATTLE, February 19. The has etr. f what can be done towards the develop memorialized President Roosevelt in favor of treating the Japanese a. uk5bmmi c 3M. 1SS6 fceeasie snsacer eft meat o the fruit-growin- g- industry in jjjy dfeacs a. snwd r9csiDCirS9c Is 5s tie the same as other foreigners. timet tBi toA dke Sawai- - Ti wsc2irs are as a. nste great tk KissSii Star wfeiei. tad bees EawaH. traTyfecs-- . & !m.t sm SHANGHAI, February ig. General Tuig, former Boxer The Cams As-- I iiciC t&at Oattfet br tae AssexaNt Cfeb three I ?a!!tt.Mk!f tr a,Seat manf i te I cnaM tcrs: s taerasc besirjiss t f f'Tujnx;? u wcuxuau L- i- leader, is dead. T 1 fc- mixnni f &. hej Ae - jwiK raws, au jj. l waunij HursJt. aa te Khier zray? aa k ss casosi. j j world at the WASHINGTON, February 10. Judge F. M. Hatch, of the i-- J ever fcoucatl ilemr ss?tst eua&t f as:Istanee tt it since. Is iss he present time. As you alt know. the Territory of Hawaii, spoke before the House Committee on Terri- md aac CS EC TOT te rotET iWilMMIlili '3TBCS. . fc.. Bnne-- t-- .T k - Vi l ramie XorEr when KaHt HW Tse I UA. ..-- - startetl in Nut " ib r 8 - . - lijj.SE..W.U ... I s .... on bill amending - ( tories today and urged a favorable report the the k sfc 9wobk..." ayg ra?js- b- ewr sfcjW fc(Ka eM eiLi stcck. Eeinze and partner failed to corner the ariMi" froar&et. This was a beginning- and Hawaiian land laws. He declared that his people greatly desired tto . k--fc. -- Sifers. Ciiirrrt t Si v.. I soon money began to get tight. The that the public lands should be disposed of to settlers instead of be- Mr. r. nsorried Lirgaret Bsache eiearing-hsuse- s f THrtw 5feek: riaKSflBe. r. Eigs I aH over found it ad--I leased to sugar growers. declared some leases had been --- ing He that 'LA. to si ai-- I aac affes: any reosacabte eCer in. jssr. ?. testes her leaves twechil- - vtsable as wett as convenient to issue fcfeijagaaetoaadrhaee-yaeca- org4ser f what was known as cleartng-hotts- e made covering thirty years. 36 TOKIO, February 19. Japan's reply to the American memorandum on ioa " -- t certincates. These proved eminently - another ifeta.? tk--n m- s.mte. r OTtdfvnBfamE.Efi.i?S8Eonoete. t satisfiictorjf and successful, and when has been handed to Ambassador O'Brien. 1&B aaal 2tnea mangjr lafca. pleased ta recere & asy ferai&er, Afterc of Xe-j-r Torf t e csfes FEsoss, ft CaHfornEs, conditions aH. over It is believed that the Japanese government's proposals practically pro- we Wiifw 'it 1 fi.e iB paaceatDJOts yott nave oc &as or ce-- a. San bnc .- aaj. sfcterr iCss Uly Eeags, nor- tum t .. - L .. .. f the "Cnited States had resumed a hibit Japanese laborers front going to American soil, including Hawaii, Can- of ruiwi irf t scnBcir nasxter raainn to iiiarast. Fraaeiic. survive hist. mal state. It was a bankers ponie irasca: taat yot wui give taES aar-t- er ada and ilexico. a K gpn"afr.K.r Besiaes h& isteres: is tie Star, iEr. nothing more. wmm. juasr that r aar "Of course, on account 2TEW 'VrESTlIIKSTEE, B. C, February 19. Two Japanese have been ar- aaaanaa ! mwi nun sa , t? wue residence ea of the fact 2S""te iac fraac ae at an earbr date, r K.hrj a huiiiacie I one fine S500 . that this is Presidential year, the busi rested and sentenced to year and a of for violating the Natal act Xoisrs traiy. tiWaTnfri street, ami atfcer pcaferty-- Ee A- ness interests will not be so brisk as It is proposed to make the cases a test of the act. - S. 3CSBT. oi Kfe eorried a eacseraeEe asiaast ordinary. This fact is recognized. But SAN FEANCISCO, February 19. U. S. S. Nebraska, Captain Begin aid P. i& Jaaad aitrcSMB: pat aaaa if-- S. raficeaes X maeSi reter se - tak- when the year is over, when every 4k far isssranee, foRrs- tavfitr bees Nicholson, is here from San. Diego, and eight other cruisers are expected to make witk. ilini yae ta 3C J. if-- Irans. General Pas thing; has been taken into considera- tie F en at recently. port this week. -- - will guarantee will this waaBk fciini- a pcs-ses- er JLgefiC af tae Canmiiis Grem-- tion. I that there OIj, ta i a Charies E. Atfeertan. Tfce Presifeat 19. e be very few business men in the coun CTNCDTNAn, February The Ohio has risen until it has reached the aj-dt- X-- sseat SJ5ra.y. 3JMftar B, or llr. the Eawaaas Xewsgoger Asso-ekiti- sc. - r Star try who w2I have very much cause to danger line. eftMs: yac: as she IX PattSagWi general manager eZ ?- e own- tfe nf see tie priseigal comp&ia. SAN" FEANCISCO, February 19. The Soto Shinbnn, a local Japenese news- a. iinwg ves- - saase rid ers of the property, said yesterday: "If ilr. Koosevelt would accept the - paper, was today attached for debt. scfe. Tii rsiSBest fer tha faBawfeg- caetsts-aasuSa- s. Egocs nemfcatfoa for a third term, I do not "Vr. interest is tie Star was t - arcapSed think there is doubt he February The dast saeg? law widi wacdkf- be witst efear of isemidKasee. He has sot had a but that WASHINGTON, 20. returned budget of the is woeld" Tbe elected by an overwhelming I House Committee on Military Affairs cuts the fortifications bill to a otcsatsetf SeattSe. C S. A. Fete. Si, I3K-- a. eaatroWng-- iaterest forsotse nwcths. majority. He is the idol the Amer Ve HawaS. o- of sum oe faear is ribs PrsostSsc. Cattsee, Hsn- has yec teen consBiereiJ as ican people. Next to him, however, 50,oca,&oa, specifying tnat 310,000,000 01 uus snail usea in Sate. HawaS. Xatiisi fortifying Hawaii and the Philippines. af m 1 ji aatf fes-- tfce paper. wiH g to t2e Republican party, comes 3Ir. la fc GeatteEseEi The: wifHireed rssufetiKi. t tere of tie It NBW YOBK, February 20. Whitelaw Eeid, United States Ambassador to tkas Sfewafi Taft. who, I believe, is favored by 3Ir-- asf wiMiBTinwsty sassed as has, for the present. 3Ir. 1 ? tfe Sattfe s at it KooeeveU. This latter fact Is a great Great Britain, made the principal speech at a banquet last evening. He declared aav P" tf aM sa esierees af 6a iCommecoal CteA. expftLsss itself. E, A. Eersit aai myself wiS consider ar acing-- factor that wiH help ilr. Taft. Next that war with Japan is an improbability and that Great Britain's treaty with xa r i kec tiai k! yt ?6aise this matter tfce of tfce fasare of tfce paper k.2Aff.u. rbxr.. i.n n nil n T. . m n . matter to llr. Koosevelt in the running for Japan merely binds her to sustain her ally in case the latter 's territorial .rights ?" SEpe abWCfen- - -J rfn fcj-- t .--- IwitSis a few aays. Tfce pcoferty is in the presidency is llr. Bryan, whom I " - rxtts. in the Far East are attacked. s aaaaaa. M IfejeiExrsaEr. E5& esa&- IirMfc Hr j f;sa6i. bKir ac tsfe a saea eonkion. as sc a pcosperaes feel sure wK asain be a candidate. af Mr. Bryan has amassed an enormous WASHINGTON, February 20. lorrin Andrews' petition for the impeach- f jriaai at ilwi . fce (Caasc asd In. tae Sasc fcasfe." Ta&c&teg- - fe yaer fartsse and he wfH have a. better ment of Judge Wimey, of Shanghai, has been introduced in the House by Con- ta daK Bemaifii wese twk irajare fr I Hates was a 2asoa a Ektsht diK emseaJSac te. tafe matter, X Its. asi chance of success then ever before.' gressman Evans. jfcjir &ak a tie jajtafSt-- Trwrfrier of the Tfcose expressed appre Tefctr, aoi a Sorter present their OTTAWA, February 20. The IDni'trr cf Justice has recommended that wk aaaac He se: . fiiiiw tj Vecy rsseaiy, Conanereial Cfae. ciation of the distinguished speaker's GQOL fey ap- - the Natal Act passed by the British Colurbisn legislature be disallowed as ultra af tae Eissiac af SL BOOS, Tfce faseral wSI take pisee at tfce remark frequent and hearty Secretary". pfaese- - vires. The cabinet will consider the m?tter today. kv ta tt Caat- - 3 tfcis after-aH- c. aaeatfcf 1 3L5ee Teaie at oroek . . CALLAO, February 20. The Americsn battleship fleet is expected to arrive ts fee caorge of , The tacsfe wK is -- eae- Sefitii. Waefe, Fefc. Tfce BeseoHcan Terrilfrial Central here tcday. Saturday holiday festivities are preparing. - eoof-jee- VTaH, t fraai t&e Caaeattee an a ajecrtet of Artinsr I Coosaittee &as issued JeaH for pri-- VICTORIA, February 20. A Japanese immigrant on the steamer Tosa ifBctar aai wesi C mahdi.ua ami. t&e ts irs. "Wefeh. Caesier IJrtagstoa sii raaries to elect delegates to a cosven- - Ham has been denied a landing here to test the recent immigration act. ami aesfesaeee rtisjnrTTfrrl' jele-gat- es ta fateaaNer af Srotrfe Ctcfr. Urs. Herzer. The ers wffl be ttoE wiriclr shall name Hawaii's Ceaoal t-- - ns&?at-j- ! Toer iiii.n.irif r nui 1 t&at h to the Republican National PHILADELPHIA, February 21. One thousand foreigners InHmwiB resoEartee PL S. ICeStscker, X. A. lleCaadless, C ar. ae saac var-- f be facwarded t Convention, to be held in Chicago on carrying a red Sag marched in procession to the City Hall yester- uihiii at tae Wasfesatrtaa State Befegasiac: in G. ickES, C. E. Prasier, C. E. Ath-erto- c, , June IS. The primaries are to be held which xkCaac.gs tis SeaafeKs-- day. In a riot occurred twenty people were hurt. tecbaag the Geo. P". Eer?ha.TT. F A. Eerndt on March K and the Territooel con- - k-- tfee Sassxf Presbfcst, Seaseary Xavy. VICTORIA, February 21. The detained Japanese here are tae f and and. "Walter G. Smith. TEntijn oc April 17, ia Honolulu. dft ta base noBHitau acgaariatfene iTash.- - seeking release by habeas corpus. F fHam 3Bter EfcagtaK. Afiika, ORgac, OgfacTT,. and sNiM feas4 wawi rias. SAN FRANCISCO, February 21. The engineers of steam LEawaSr schooners plying on the Pacific coast struck at midnight. "V aal taat wlaav ta Kaap "Ik sietr af tbe fees: u&rateed WILDER SAID TO BE faaaact af Or Kafe fe saeac wita coast Sue ac tfe Psrfie Coast; is CALLAO February 21. The United States fleet will remain aatac aataas ia T af M zmwsJ tiu- - fev af tae jcesent. sssziedsi. here ten days. Admiral Evans' illness is slight. staoe tae cftfes fcart.jrs ; thi ST. PETEESBtfEG-- , February 20. was ta aaiBvafam af ?aae f ad PRACTICALLY CHOSEN General Stoessel today sentenced to friil caasc 20 ia atilrSacr aim ta the fac death. There 13, however, a recommendation that the sentence be commuted taata a meosasitmml sacccse; ai dkacr taac ic ees af haetfl&fes be-- tkat the tweee tk&tegnvecsraest aad to tea years imprisonment in a fortress and dismissal from the service. Fock srea AS NEW TAX ASSESSOR reprimanded SmyrnoS" B0&. 3SjSe eases af fse taat tfee Paciac Caist citis' csdi Is and and Eeiss axe acquitted. Kit zs - fee- ee&troyed before b&Kfcsfcfr SAN" FEANCISCO, February 20 Crnisera West Virginia, Colorado, Wash- Xoc .iif 1 (Cootfscec gz. cage 3-- ington and Tennessee arrived here today. Cruisers Colorado PennsylTania caat Oer is fwiee ae fcaoc it and ani It was raore persistently abost tie Capitol yesterday- that tfce man for proceeded to Bremerton. fe- - fzzit ad Ifce caaaie aai. tir k tfce assessrsfcis bees person of TVtMer and WASHINGTON, February 20. Congressman eatfaarx'i 65 A jatatesai vaeast sad eisea is tie Cias. I. Waldo today Introduced arti- waaKS TEI SHOTS FIRED impeach WilSey Shanghai. Sags sum-aai- 5 reported a. seeres; Eepebfican eont- - cles to Judge of The articles were referred to the s tae Tieaga ant saie -V it that meetisg of tie Central Execstive -- - Judiciary committee. - isk tae asiraej- af SSe CM- - TTrrttee 5sse. tfce ttmt Base sigii. af Camfiafe. tier YESTEBDAT JIT GorersoT Frear, aske eoseernfes tie vaeast at 6 oTiek yesterday, WASHINGTON", February 20V. S. Senator Asbury Churchwell Latimer LDPEZ ffee dead. tc fce soaV. Qaeasa- - stated liat ie &a progressed, no fertier is. tie matter sf tie eioiee ef a is He represented the Third South Carolina district and was a Democrat iasU rasa seecesstir to James Ia. Eofc t&oa ie fcad that morning--. Ee had no announcement fa veekijr safe is tafe ;n.rfet f to nrafrp. Tiii was Jmsz after bad been efeseted for aver aa bear witfe Xiije:; the Porta Bfrrrrr tasdfe, tfce-- ie AMBASSADOR 5 mad. Ea- M'CMDLESS aciarfe af - - WBier, as Ettervfew oeecrred intmeiatery after Governor bad a Ai Ht one oi tfce pefe- rfert saw&i- - their way: wiiei tie x we&. Jons' ta& Treasurer CaafeeJ. fcring- eUTse cf wfciei. Wilder was oec af tike Geaz. Prasoc ta be wsi tie wae a. ex-- sS telephoned for from tfce GoTemorTs oSee. rsscaeHt. te fcerty, was seen near vaJa.fc. yester-- DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE GOVERNOR WILL VISIT vliaiii. iaxit a acaeftfEKr trJAii Wiftfer iisaelf wokM not intimate tie nature cf tie Icrzg talk, be bad aa and chased y the feeal poSce axt- - taat se3kOk o d&e dy Chief Executive. ; wki tie Cfciwrga thoctsfes there. Is the course ef the-- frabv ati aceeii tie nariit. The official reception to - purssat he was Trsrede the: target s. I L. HcCandIes3 and B. H. Trent be tendered vat : rEdctias las- t&e nssSx-x-i- fr is mrmfeer were elected members of the Demo- Ambassador Wu Ting Fang tomorrow, tfcac aftyrnH!te ns-- of sfcata. ten bcSets fa aS 3ast ie sioe JAPANESE AMBASSADOR cratic Territorial Central Executive should the Siberia arrive In morn- - eying; hfe dfccCtSer, none of them the jk- tfe AMWfietn: wieraas es fsi-- ia Committee at the meeting- of the ed sa. 'jktr.v'iTTg- - ing as expected, will be presence r. bfrr the s. tfis ii-j- aai ac tae 3rame csne last night. This was the SErs Sherii: Henry ceairated last principal business attended to, with of one company of the National Guard 1 hi iaii tbfe. service fer AsLerigas- RECEIVED BY PRESIDENT nigfcr tie refrt; af the chase sf Lflez tbe exception of adopting the new at the wharf, with the band, and the siisa. awisff to the wast of snip sub- -f govern organization and and j- aborttre fcsSidiE of xafch he rules to the formal exchange of visit between the "jtv, was wfeffBy istaiiemmte far prcgerj proceedings of the party. Ambassador and was the object, her srzs reticent. ah3c (JLssodszeS. "Sztsa, Ci'clegrim.) the Governor. The Z3Z. r.MTT-- ' Another meeting ot the committee Ambassador will make hi headquar- -- gcz. decaSs. Ic cnceraZGod evening" sds saw Irsozzse fees "srere tarr&If zSrfsz is was will be held on Friday next, ters, during hi short stay In Hono- WASHDIGTON, Ytbzozrj 21 Arsbassador TakaMra. which r ?. flmw Jt Ithat he? has ziveE crcers thar the at time tbe call for the primary lulu, at the Chinese Consulate. er delegates - prfe-n- feinaiij received at: tfce White Honse jresterday. Tbe speeches of election to select to the i r fciT-- r c- tpi.-T--f chase of the escaped Is to be r r. - convention choosing t-- . ?7.. - 'OrmZA.'- Territorial for the Dr. F. .w...... -- dwzxrAw gtrwnfy E. Phillip, the bee expert, s- i. v- - ..,' "-- "--" - iTrMrtfts- nA ni?rrrpnfww.-.- .. rfw zse wa assrciaetive witscut -f " at '"'" w& of the National committeemen will be sailed yesterday on the transport assy . Pas . ccat. m "dcsre to pceve tiie peace. iseced. Crook for Honolulu. csaed t 1 . ..tufts' . - r ,4 """$ m-a- L1S3 ijjwi&ty. XS& " njmaa ' uai'g.Jt.ui- ijf um; aMiiiuirir' gris - jx r A '. V " . 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to the A&vmlserA 'stealing Use coffidal li Oia Srrfal Present's clothes; WASHKCGTOX. IX February Jl and chamrlordm? the issues wmeh the (From WeilncsJaj-'- s AdverUser.) whcie aror&i is 22ed waking CFrwa Advertiser. J C .' .., ... (From Wednesday's Advertiser.) Th TrdasATs t ... rwe... J. i Klvln. former armorer for to tfc MaacaXc which the w. B. the WihUwa. Governor KKghes has wae ht What Is rrobably the longest dou-- Charles" Sxok . poltco department under Sheriff cxycwK haasaa said St. -. -- ,. yr I has also made se '" -- , filed In a court In the Ha the rat th ia .j- .v.t. Frs5eat KMvtt .. . v. ,v ment wr heUl to tho Cir- rc.' .i a.. rl"tT waiian Islands Is one that was entered Brown was yesterday r--.- -- v an ta she spraa ot babsate v"-- ss - - Osnm, after a placid I" the clerk's, office, of the United cuit Court on a charge of assault rat jage . T. TZ.U deadly weapon. Tho nssault braagat x of the rat, ver s. Tliiag to a sxws-- 1 sssfco f twv swaths, ts stirred to Us C !?i?: ? T7 States District Court yesterday. This with a sty rf CAS s one o'clock yes- wihfcis bt gives he saJ; depth. i FT??" . of Ka was committed about has aevar beea It ( P?raa ystdy, vry arts asking s the complaint of the Rank iiar. C-- Rrsbcs ' 5, terday mornlnjf on Receiving Clerk N. le wts wtet absct tibe R to t the t S?m Ltl- 1- Interwnlng In the suit of I at "T r ti-- u!!.,2rUtlJ wii polico station, soon so ot Jt JrsJt j s$ l-- uso T. XeirKn at the tiiit rtof ar s5ria is Seittfe at ti 5arrIxr iiHrs jaes Gc?a, Wis aua 1 at. - t?, United States .of America for the In on iw t- - o-- ay-- ssswr s j. a. i !- - ,." ",- of Lowers Cooke. LtU after Eivtn had leen brousht Sscftta& I tew ii ja of a Frfiaj Ueefc -- -- Xell-s- en Kxdatae; tfe rua?cs iissstrs. siiiaaeat iv Mtr s??si wt rh- - TsL",1: bat ConstrucUon Co. anJ a chargo of drunkenness. That 5at i?3arvtas tliaa .: p-j- Eurrell tiat I r ltctei.jtS.t hr-- j V m Slas &.3k; aatf yet I T is alive now Is undoubtedly duo to tKi - the courajto and presence of mind oC Kvv-;tarct- i is ic tst i Kaijpexu . vCUV exxutlsc.- - ar---- uk - - "a'"iv''m..mLm, - Tv htoslt Inn on oas and Whl officer 1 Kehca, for Eivln had a rc-- I tod sews- kb la oss. . vkt raoaia cr ; - altejis.sr tl ssond. Tt si T, r -- .-- f.jj umlonUwatttns twrybeOy fa rtglxt who dis- - . ! aiming .- -.- & . tew riCSJJtSes - akt ... .. , .. . -- . volver In his hand and was It .. - xceU ...... ,""...... steissifc ;r3R S W(C Is. -- n . ...v....iir.,T ...... 3 .., ...... k. vaeaps . .CWW CKWLSt: SM .r, ,..K .. .. ow-t- o ftwi ?Saxe safe tStree tiat ssac taaajst tiit aJswe-- r or a lI trwr!S .k.JT t 9 The document Is about, at .eusen ai point oianis ranw. tit c-tei-e tt ..T.V Gov. , PSs. Eawal- - fe;...C. , '?on being unconscious of his danger a .MBvr tT3ty at He?fe Carles h lh,cfc B 1 . s'cK ti ljp st tte i is a suit for a large number of until he heard the struggle going on te tlWi?L5?. It . S ana in no navms tfc- -; I s U 5 Kurhe. ad M, , claims for waSes of workmen assIKBd between Kenea cfty S?f?P .rz. - Fr vor - Haw-a- " cKatac ??!! , ::!? lh ot " "" r te f ------rI,?.k."-, - Bfc rewi" "" ?UHf..ei .u V .Cr" aO aJMMt IS &tt TS r scip- - ; '"-- kCiri;,. 1 being J17.JS4.10 With which are Claims rvceiving reporw wm uw muuiucu".ut ? xric i " .- ,", ,Zr ' .- tm . -. "-''- - iy 3t . " - "' Vr::.:vas , ,, ,. ,,,,,,, J" ric-- .vwltu ai ,..,, -- oRIcers. rate cnU m s. Tke atj- ssecs VBs 3wr Sxst;i "v ...... tdtaseir desitejy oa a is- - tot stttST. th man would ; s ... x.... aussber of in" the street -- i-- ,'"""' attornej-'- Tees me time inas was acts UtK ? tke n?s5r. ' until raid, and costs. t awut " i - vSiefc ay- - And would sarf tfcas ai Srrart wts tsxbiblte- fc ti dty fsaes, a pressdeUil candidate he describe Gov. Another Intervener suinc the "Bu-r- brought in another prisoner was $rastaK it& saoaK . He rose to occasion, Hughes as three lead dimes com- - T emttitae: ! MidtedtcU "ei ti Jaiies t a. the as la roll Construction Co. and the Aetna brought In. who on being searched it ?ei bjit le seraMy has dse ever since he raises. Indemnity Co. la Honolulu Iron Works proved to have several dollars on hl3 5it tor- Roosevelt MfeJM&. 1 s (tectetei sa f Cfcfet5- - Tte bsaec wjs atttai- - He Is - .Therefore person. Tnis Jensen gatnereu up ami. ? so-- i e . the water of the stage His messago lhi lit. Hi mmt j lnirm ci; rots V &3y powkatest irsK aa catbebere.isintfaX His jm at per cent, from Bcceraber iS, pi on nis own ucsk qui 01 inc rcaon taSft5 a ast Tters as cectsrvvi at teat taeetinc are a jjtwuiiaeac .c oa 1S07. or Eivjn. Having been long on la Ws Tci I aa sce ot tire mh fesaos newspapers Eivm )m. weS as t different thaa the first of the than jfc going the police force himself, a certain BMeresslaT 3srtees f r 3yis ra e Ta3KT is HughesPespeech got. Furthernjore E. a Hall Son, Ltd.j is also Of the awa arbaai we tap9oge&. seJ.of abAS3$. views f Frxjsfcwnt Roosevelt oa Jabor to intervene with a suit against the familiarity has always existed betweon - a . . wi aiaiiHjdk m i iV n - n Issues- - tb Printed the messac entire k ?.. so...... -as xac vjii " . .xs a as cjritis Only Govern- - P? same defendants. Perhaps there are him and the present members of tho n'air - . . - -w s - s ., axzu , rvwv"- iirttvrw- --. w . -- zk &s e eti-wc- rrva-c- m?cv nis .rnnrfti Mrr?a" - to' - force, even when he has been brought at(r i j.3c rriaatt jat ... wis .... ziw;n;i in t others. tt.itir . in-- i tt tea a a fcr ?aty JaEats a sasoth x t ZerKaraeni to CaScag. laajraas-e- ire iax act atscse or 1 iurT"" rrj?, ' ,., These claims against the Eurrell. In as a prisoner. Ana one of the ex-- . ws Jrr -- ?ftks ? -- l usu i a.-- r. . rwaM TWJI t Aa. 'HBt xBt2KBh M M Itt. .c.uu. , perienees of familiarity m"""" v r tab. ctri? ' - Tt .. Construction Co. are in connection this la tho " a. w "Br 4 . . vats- trtrt.w .w .. sellght r u.T.. Va - aflittBftABirc IK ICIC W fc - r .- wa.S - Va. l rVT at Uni-iP- st been j. JAIOK..f.2 ,B.. ... - .t.t4kmdenrA w.- .l--iM?tU rr1,.!I with Its contract for erecting the has that Elvin lias reached " H saeh an opportune He saw e y s ?sat rM C Toe ptees wock tiae. that .so Aw... C buildings out and taken a dollar, for ajr iai tMi aa saK nw tbe of ?hedcr..Roosevelt as V ,., t,-.- . ,., . ... t.t CAtf at Fort Instance. : f-.- "liKi kwj.mi.ii money taat a eaaw la sitk traa rsneaty w Otaessa is coat staraj Presfcfreat. la ee rsrct he went .".. '" .. Shafter. Kahauiki. Honolulu. Its bond . out of that was being taken - st 7--4- e . J' w company, from other prisoners who wore bolnjr t&arts- safts a aajr ae skasgttt !sde&a at PresSet Reossevelt. far he , -- .Yr J1" furnished by the Aetna - - jsmiS facB-- i ; searched, aMtag gwxi-- I tawesat s "Tf v aa reEy sMwks- jwt feinself on recrd as. favriE5 ins-s- m M..T. . Jt . T VYi hence the joining of the Uter as a and in such cases has refus te r o.-uj- jjh a as eaaatagKia aai acw!e es t fc-fl- acat gt Aswt& a f jcisaateac rttber than naes fer rich iar nmtnosy. a" defendant. od to return it. so that the rocelv ins" , - " - - - . . Ar"ti-v- TTjm?i-i-- I st as taiags r present BKjefec;wcs, , " ...... no. nNviniuiv. ... cierK- nan to- mike --It- s.STOOil. It- was. .' fa niK. He seeaaei ta t t ti message noon It would ...u., u..avu.-- tv. kM taefcr are taJMe Sa arrive at be read ported, made special trip to j with experiences of this sort in mind tae nts. aafi aaas sad aw dtm . Tae sjch raeassred up to the cc ,T a Hawaii ter tM forthwith. The afternoon papers - saac at Aeir esESasxi ha saape t--. -.- - n. . .-- . the coin In ?cesesaf taaaat. 3e aas is casioB. bat AV&shiastoa nas cen sntv be full - i. -. c.c v.vi. o - - ta caxdatg rats ta& sy s rxjw&i la Saa aaeisa. to give it KttSe a -- tentfei :far The . , , , , v summons on CecU Brown, agent of the this case and: put It out of Elvin'si - As aa atasszauca aae ewasaiap-i- a hc X," bout af aar tapajf aac ais jsig- FKMiei&s wc"t wtres leads this time the mounted $ C with and comments. That , police were aawtecs as Joaaa si-- j6saples c afitaUae. ge vacation on Island. Yesterday turning Jn their regular sack tie I are is a dose over the speeiil taes-s&- would people la that "wwd say tJae s- - set the to talking in reports wire, lavacMaty cacraK. taat Ssta 4argr tkat PresWteat Rcosevelt fired Deputy Marshal Winter left In the over the and Xellsen's at mC - cvaa w theKlnau toerVe papers tention was up Ei- mmr aaast wtaote ireri- sa gts to jwaes a OTer so Ooagress. They k" the In the Bank taken with this. JT atstribet-i- s ww't ISi'T.r1"1' l.he P'lof vln said to him, "Give mo one eeees wa taat ia agteteg r taes is a bi?sr .a- A aw IKK..tn. .m !"!l'.d,d!n.aad.het Hawaii and Iron Works suits on of Jag o ttsc those dollars," pointing to a aj fc rfartr aijastiag jat,aa?? Bastoe. taey say an thiags tag. when tho silver tae iiitstaaa &dag tje traps s taat "-- xoe Sa fcfe ?toeaMes &as sorts of alat it there would have to be more' wafSe wlr4le at dollars In question. Xeilsen refused. ( iVash-.rJ- Tl ta tfce powerfnl leaders, more ! aQt cioakros and la the House editorial per-w- as tfee rat is caaskc lastea af pettisa: sm. If a rfer pets ais Ington team saying It was not his. Elvin -- . restaferaat. By tteat nseaat the Re- - dispatches and more newspa a-sr- was are rats xre seqaescs rstarsy ass aosaBe&s ejxs is engaged to take Air. Winter up sUted and repeated his demands, Far it taat v- -- . but i r - w . - -- w teffrvsiifc -p fa- - --. - e ictjaocrats b me ictcia.u. the mountain to Kamuela. also a seat Neilsen engaged In receiving reports . L . !. i.- sp -- ..K-,hj:.-hv- si i rraaoessage. They say was If the old leaders o enate . -. -- . -- .v ,!.- hot and MJVLMk m - . . t . rf. it staCt . no S 3.VH IIHI Mill, . vn. wh.w. w." J wez MAI.CA Pa ...v Vi..h in the mail carrier's automobile thence P!d attention to him further. ., .....t.. j once reodac MB tfee jxaat. aad saate Kith haaa&s. to Kallua. All at Xeilsen's attention was af aaaar ' have been ..t oeaiiec ajce --anae- o !s ioHowiag sight WiHfeua mht different aad the , The company one by ay Jiw sae kaac of tae smaree of bOt s? a traSe la .. . ,.. . j.-- -, ... .,. Burrell is of a attracted a struggle and he saw W ."r .. laf.iUai. aa tae coarse of lafeccioa. a e&saaas. aa aoee caae to Tl fc.j.a AJ ... .STA? rfCTUC. ti!,i. " " ' ... number of large contracting concerns Officer Kehea grappling with Eivln and eas &kt ta diss&se ftoss a for a wafle aac; wfeia a sataeat sf te Delaware endorsed It. Heace ! J1 V., ? "luay. jof Xew. Tork wh,ch la the struggling for the possession of a re-- Tie -- rrr - cip tae act ta tae ajaur baftag to aa&Cy ei -- t p wr- vir- Qfff r.eQaaK22f fiaaX to oe it; a. sorrv, - severe financial contraction of last voiver which Kehea had grabbed. - i1 .jffc WA- aU over the lot" they..did i? - fmit' varw nfO that not -, "- - J- - leave a rat sraee ae is sees. It is tae got rie of. Tkis aeeier is A. S.C3aS4. r - kv j- , .. year. Before taking Its big Army con- thrusting his hand between the ham-- I Swt sac taat soagat.' tafcr six carioaSs of Stoeopjie- - a w r to do. T.-- . ," v.- - tract here the Burrell firm had done i mer and the cartridge as he did so. I TTf.-- ... been adjourning from ' "W .mt"i Tai'iad sriik oyster rats I cite to sott i. ?5 r.b.K a ...( " r;c a large portion of the structural work tnus preventing the discharge of tho-- 'af. ts " U aaj taraSac to see artaac f iefeg ahie to aeseaiS a tae l a few boers Tcefore Governor Haghes oa e Alexander Toung building. weapon. Eivln was quickly overcome? taai E -- - nl - Th' W Tib. Vt- - g iu t.T j." ir . j.V- to do &sd ators are not , B. .. ts fwi Jk.iaX a At4ln a I and the weapon taken from him. Hor ' 7? OVefWO UUS am. ,r Sw -- 4 jXAa- - - lw-- r st-- v TTurw. . 0t SIC? U.eni5eiVeS vn r WHhr tt- TIVaT tmc ,: had been pointing It directly at N'el- l- Aretes nwaK fc xtsr wacfc sfeoct tfcat sen's head, and as he is the best ocatiorL? .-: ?l :F shot W fc PA .- - rte T005 SUV eg- J tb!f t.aV3ccae TaiH taie 1 predese- r- Mg traie- ieJag beat bjv. The deafer PresMeat has alreadv safci more than wli VJTJ 1F1 Jthat the police department ever had, acM. wraia carsrz lEaiRs. -- Kehea's Interference came just In time ase t sae rj-rii- rf ?. pen ! is believed, to save a&K jvsiiKa ai a aves. It was -writtea wtta a -ed 'it Xeilsen's life. . otocw The'ieader had It all it that Pik -- ,. . ,. - - t-- h-. . Elv'n was fined - ,. - "? - - iipct ik YiiTc ct G$ rsresseG aaew tv ... .1 . Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Bemov-- 1 J4 and costs by I' as be sp a! the Ss ls. !-- C on drf iffi rsartr as taaay Sssc ttoe. Tiis a.fo-- ( that Coa- - rr" Xr::-,- " r ed a Doten Xargs Stones juage Anaraae the drunkenness MKSec "" .rr" and charge. or fer. ay umr Pdiirity of the frsfc hesiess. Uress aas aot rf He asSed for re--' ZifJlZ ?Z, e '.J? j J Believed the Pain. - Tas retaKei y cat oar erjeri- "2 ship ooiy Sfteea dotea Ucieaoas oc tebar iajeaetions. sotae- - rv Cabot re' Sl Whltl Some months ago Elvin drew a riflo- si Lad to dron ia at the I svaajak? L.iafc. m. . ajav i fcBJt- fc on som police jawi veu iyiiaini ,. v wjow.i tjhiaj. ajoetr the Bae of what the Hocse offices oa way officers at Walpahu. but, ye&rs this SCO iei tibr the dowa town ' Was. xarsLis t a kasss. a jteenri jcetel has ; to a j argaafcatioas haTe teea asking, al- - ThBrsday awraiag. When 'Senator disarmed In time to prevent a -- 7 1 - 1- Deloger is not believed a as ewTWi.' " as xjasc 2. jsacai. - a 3- 3- f3 Ke Lodge left House offices Joseph of Renton. Wash., ome. It that Elvin is aaager. iaaa k crara iKr arei saepgtag the White he rJSht In his s tees it is taec vkkt taere aae ei JegistetioB to ajaead the Serasaaas looked grim and forbiddicg. but under . 3, A., writes of his wonderful cure. 1uite head. so to 5-- tfcey get iato 4aa- - fsQy 3ajtOjrepfcMata&es go to Vaaeocrer t if aati-trsL- St law. He seggested Jaw his crowa some very - He says: ' hnboaic aS&gae eTery rMirir a he had Interest- gi 3at sits it is tn&t Ktxsid prrmit of the TatnaUoB of tag information. rr. nwuu..j.vi 1 "I think the alkali water of the West tat that carries it a -- ysar or so foe is I W affected my kidneys. began ! tei iaifcV&J. CLT MAAJ.Clp PtfWl rf. M. Je-- C W4&.M. JZkZ SJliUi. UUL S QUU- i- I to have aai carry tae di&ate jsv.iaeboa of jaaeailes fci HaraS ta pain In the back, headache and dizzy 'S aMr. be? - pmos aad iiso mace power ta the cer of Senators who, he thought. aoes - tiiiiat yoar 5- ansy sikisLsi of the eatseaapec: if J.E. ina ie of the Interstate CoEtcaerce Com- - i might Hke to briag some measures be spells. I was so stiff and lame It hurt It or aaviag aay aeas to pcTeac fc. there is so ae-a&t- aostec for tie fore the Senate, especially me to work. came to Seattle, but exyedfeace ta SatttJe Sreatw.By. - assSos. Senator I "war seeaa issfe frsit jCotj. aw- laeiaeataBy, re Weldoc B. Heybsra, of Wallace, Idaho, the change of climate did not help me 1 atmt feac ft? ifci i im eTer. rae m&suiriaEi aiStl stc ?- -i 1 ae asked for the Sr Ejaployers' UatoHity "who is straggling along to get a It crm rirn?TPmnc frrr ttp tn nt X c- ' - rfc! t iter Trfth fctesr for fafevfer,.. . act f mx- - Ottih T tmss ft tW. feBi fsrffits de-- penal code bin passed. He soaght trilA trVfn rvlti of tae rat seeaas tae e jc&sgecc for srosrers is (Law. vaica. the Screae Coert out . sat aacoBStitacioBaL was e"ery possible Senator who might like Pu ftnen aiians aioas ms j. E. Grossman, brother of Tr T. axn-- - En r-- ctaid That the uii ra eact ji " . .. ae. . .ocuc . . to have the Seaate in session Friday Joists of a building. I had to get down e. Grossman and formerly a rbsldeac ckki."Slatifis. jcSoets or Atee i "tasms aroaaa woke tae . r tiass an to falling tn t . fatife!-- aad then he went to the steering com- - mv fcnfs avnfii the rr.-- ...... , .. v j T j . , - . -- -- OV--i . . . . 7 - ...u.uvr.cu 111 omi, .cn-- - x m lka I troac iBS ii j - mu.x - inMii BC3T HkmCkw rscii,- j URiBf.- wrr . UK.It r . i ct nu:t xmt t?nr emnna. nrine at mis time was -- r- - ine -- ,",I'-- j t. w -- - Isteads hot seOs sM aer frait: fr;fc-6tfc- e saiireaae COon aaaeoec tae Sa-- " " . i. ..,.,. ' . . " "u"""i- Grossman - r. k. " -""""-- -- ... - - ,;,.,..------news e oasy stornerV LtotaOtrr did cenea tne nrsi yesterday nom- - ta aa-tf- nnr iWca-- aece fc ose saBSJii esaaery at taei Law. hcasse it groin. . sal nca '- eicspt when ; wim an awful pain in the m cablegmm. la'sacieatly'distiBgafsh hetweeajr: -- w.T . lnff the lo - aaf that fcat The ?.? .' " - "- -- Z .""Z "Jk slt raiasi f lano-- t - j tcoiaesiTOrjrBK, grows aaoer ewrer iater-sta- te aad intrastate commerce, ; " i rA. "".v.. death." He cabled for particulars awl 5am "-' - "" -- Asr Ja c "7 '.t- - - - - i - K,.,inc aas-saia- coofci , " in tne aiternoon recelvaa froaa M Bat mftiBr a te aBiMirs.:a jtotest taat froec frost aa alit was as certaia as Z 1 Congress woald ., ' Jounsest Drotner tnis measage: nas tW m sat? te ? ss a are. Taea taet be that reenact the?ctt simnV V JTT ,i tt , . mt ..-- . -. -- -. , --, -- . Vr . , ... Twwma ta smaay f toM torsdrtaose j iatteafi the sesshut Fridav anv wav. salts and said it would UlOlVC.. lUti ."...... i., 0uwa, It tendent of Crocker estate. Shoe mStt is UK-- 1 of ihe saady stone, but It didn't. six ''soft whicfe atoety--r- e i times during dispute with cook. Inr-- lag easy, mad tae reprodarOre ea is coatEtased of trodaced a VO. waicfe ae regards as? , rh ,.la . "Soon after this, I heard about Doan's er ycre sSBca--- 1. day foDowiag the derer captured. Body will be cremtttea Taciiy Is ap to awxanaaa. tat coastatioBsJ. the That made receipt of the Pres-kfen- t's Backache Kidney Pills, and began acoast its gecriag lami Mi thj Friday. Jack expired cpuhl V7aat taat ss aaay ae Jaagaa from the sat frasc ia decisioB. So the President atessage possihle, for while he using them faithfully. The treament before I . . i i. mr : reach fact taat the psion of gescati j. .wbk maai ot have seat his special saes- - cosld have forwarded it if only the very quiefciy began to dissolve the him." --i nrwm wnaca t. especE: The murdered man was one tarM wwitf. sd the aaaaber at a "m saae to Congress oa that account. noose were ia session, he woald sot stone. It crumbled and came out In the of the :u aa.e reaayit see de-rtsf- Olaa coffee planters, Grossman is zom vz to aext SBsaanes'sl 3at he ako reviewed the oaart hTe Hked to do so. And in the mean- urine, in the form of a sandy, gritty Bros. ec Jjse3' . having owned one of ptan-- Aer pceseaft eoaaSCta of she last month or two that time the White House had telephoned sediment. For several days this con- - the largest ti . - - t have been unfavorable to' labor or-- Tharsday to the Speaker's room J 9 lU, WI tations along the Volcano road. Hav-. Ae agkt agatase the rat is at at the uuueu, iiiiu grit ua so tuiciw ,s,anas rrinflations. These have reeOy given Capitol to ascertain whether the Hocse could be scrapedie off the bottom of the!it,?n& Hved. In the s'eB ' great gteacraatassL The iat years ago. J8 always faacrovs iEVIDEHCE IS the Senchtteaas some atarst, lest labor; woirid be in session Friday. Ordinarily vessel la large quantities- - One day ; paving tnree he was wel It VOTED known here- - it is dari. as become aroesed aad strike at' it does meet Friday bet Speaker Can- -; the urine stopped flowing, and I was ; He was unmarried. Dr, I ,s aeaxascr i tae party na power. xae rneaoea boo. after the UtUe game had been taken with a frightful pain. It kept urosMIlan naiuraiiy greauy over. a aaaze. iBr eEecriT ast apparent, by' come the tidlnga tae rat mart e as his notes, his, wJt apoa the criticism of federal mte swore the nine gods np all through the hours of the night. terrible and has ana? FflOM BISHOP'S BM-- ! it- de- would the sympathy of many "friends fee fomaa Jxdces.and Jastined - He also - he have adjocraed the House There was constant desire to urinate, of hl, atirf 'mnik-i- f x i iMinfc- - Af Iwdj;. frnm Hi4-- over Friday had he stopped i laXe brother, as well as his own lng to iJE iam ay nauaitii.. hiak or aye to think but conld aot pass a drop. In the f Jedge LaacUs. who what that inqeiry from the nierous circle of friends, in this Ter-- zmctM g ases iaao Ms Borrows, or J critics, iadodia White that big stone I sent you came ; - Hocse j of Ant satt. XUs eaa aoc: -- las m be a kxag- sealed the Staadard Ofi Company Co was for. ont, and was followed with a gush of rltory. , afar Thee sooa I '- - to sv ot aoras tetwees Destrsct. Attorney! the tame of SfvMojHa aad more. The as as the Senate and blood in the urine. Xext came the ' House had adjourned smalier-stones- , 1st- - aad the Snc of 3&aop &JFrsfdeat BPrese batted ChaaceDor Thursday night and then more sand and haaiiar. aad aaer saas. where it aad there was ao preventing session f -- - wat-r- s. ovet qatooa Day of Sytacese Uaiwersity, the as- - a grit. tfce arst st ie ot tae Friday no way THEBSBFU? LEADER . ativaars to aofc as comideB-ae- p tnor of "The Raid on Prosperity. whj aad thus of preventing suffering was something terri- e5er marfar is to boOd so ak the delivery of the special message The y-8- - well right the mil Km the "8 "- - j tRl e badness of a CBstomer with has bees one of his atost trenchant ble, but I began to feel after. tat the PresMeat's frieads let It leak oat Backache, headache, dizziness fe done by j"i- - sate! - f m tae ann ot tne proce- - critics, aad he healed the oScials of aewspapers and IK ses j.oki. poa- - RafJrosd over the coals to the that there was a disappeared, and I picked up In health LIBELED DIVBBGE sisiaoe aBder tbe noase. It sBl nudy tne the Saata Fe barrel of hot stnff dee for the next east!"1 rehetiag cases, qcst-hagso- and strength. My whole system felt -- ii.ibliiii., bat it wfli be cbeaper ia at saa. for for their pert is day npnoid at aooa. beneSt. am sure Doan's Back- the ecd. The coataag does aot to posts! fsads and aew documents to the All te is regarded the I asd naps by Department ofi all it as one of ache Kidney Pills saved my life. I Mary iv ihaiTl The zac cas aoc caw stand teiee the the best execated aad atost effecifve D. Prime haa brought a di- fat proceeding th-- t have never had an attack of gravel or vorce Ti b It. irfem cement cevechar so! At least the dehge of a Jastiee agaiast eoeas that Washington has seen in the suit against Thomas Prime, al- ;tnat estesaay puatig buo tae oldest reed. kidney trouble since." leging "that for more than two years oliUc&J Hae for zaaay. many moons Kidney Pills are balf-me-h wnobh: wocK indirare that Aad the President defeased his ad- Doan's Backache last past the libelee has not provided wire awii lalraafardf aad as the resell of It Congress starts and storekeepers ui v 3seea othtrsfee, tbes IJle - ioaias was eT- - ministration, declared anew that he oa sold by all chemists a suitable maintenance for the Mbehint taesB tats oat suoca? another week In great stress of 59 per box, boxes 12.50, or step at&jsa. Tnas wSE ta prereBt the ob-- responsible for the paaic, bet miad over message, at cents six and for said period has not contributed &st is r the President's will be mailed on receipt of price by anything la tt aa of certsaa edfc4 erSdeace in! if he was he aot feet so very rather thaa aboot the sominatioa of a whatever toward her support, c the Hollister Drug Co., Honolulu, ajfen, tJmi-'- jt,cv. that provided sotae of the commer candidate for the presi although having the ability so to do." ityfi sobi wvsrs r- - 2. Bemon. head of cial TOTTrnB is the body politic dency. Libelant was married to libelee an waf Td r 20, 1395, -- - April and thereafter untn -i-Jfdfc-ai to tafts wire aeztaar over! - s tae coant be eat oei- H3XEST G. WALKER. the month of July 1907, as the sBoae aader stErtMce of 3wcs sjf was srrea wtu a senpeesa aaces Thers aeed he little wonder that thzs FIBST LESSONS BF the libel states, RepebB-eaa- ts they lived together as taKs caalei aot sec ha by zaaw--i tccsn to appear tefiare the left all Oonvrress in a daze. husband and that xdal wife, living together rela- inwot-- Oboes. Tbfe was u sy on 3aBdsy nwrafng aext aader their breeithE. They last in such Jac h foeat. ad eased MIT TIME BILL tion in Honolulu. ami aetoML was xoaf tag aB tie boaiks aa pej-ir- s of said ft was a blow ta beaaese right KM be efieetii It FARMERS' COLLEGE Thomas Fitch Is attorney Tor : p & so any ae- - wves seemed the ' (,-- &-- Co. the time bestaess - - - - scat- Ii srass F - siaLJu a at aroEeriy tt ewsnt joAk aea atey bar ia thei abaax to pick: a Bttle after the long. libelant. is eacae.f Mrs. Prime, the time of mar- baaBBBg cdtoamcaf. to smsx. haai. hard deprssrias. They did aot see BEFORE FLEET GOMES at her t ti8 The first evening lessons of the short riage to Mr. Prime, Hen-dricks- on, 7tir ea&Kced.; Joanms. a03 is brother of Ifoses why the world the Fresideat shoedd was Mrs. be drafted ami a is courses of agriculture at the College widow, owning a beautiful fts cfcar. seams to me. the: tae ax have doae it. It it of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts was house at KaimukI, where she still lives-M- r. zz& why. Scr-vey- or, ght y vnrannuifd. 3oees Koii Xo ose yet does se 3nt there "Walter E W2iL the Territorial at- le rxtea-- held Tuesday night and was well Prime is an Englishman whe be- r I m ?BflMv rks. p is swsjdefciG that the PresJdeat had seaaar v w otstde of Iwtr. a has aot given np hopes of ng tended, fifty or more being present. came known here as a TheogepMst -- t&e cargoes tatsrssttog aa.ow,iJt esader aad. tirsd of the pottey of Con- Aaaaag aad irre arrest after port Tbirty-nin-e were enrolled for regular and, for some time before his depar- dif-ferea-ce stayiog gress, be had tired of swat-ts-d a time ban for the of is my eperrieace as tae is tawa a few day?. recra that work. ture last summer, was giving regular we fommi - to wi"dj and reopened his brother' right aad Jsft by crides. that be Hoaoiclc OScers of the Chamber of ia fs- rats Before taking up - the course work, lectures on Theosophy before the Ho- r.rfc-r.- . had wearied of the geaeral iTWC'l.by I ttf mtmrttr tim sm A (Vnnv iw eaaserasis? irith Mrr7 In Jndg; Cooper, president of the Board nolulu Theosophical Society at the wnarves zreau. afer xanmxi w Sssidis tin hesd of tae atm. aB the aad Jeez thought he wodd waie the I . , . -- . She -- " - ukz.uk: u- - of Regents, gave a very interesting Alexander Young Hotel. faend abaasc as iarge a t2fei.iKJfs ad prrtaers of 3Sfflbop ifcoeatry rp ??t? sad ascertain whet-- j " ' " 'sKis- - bfca - Tenience for snippiag. Tnere Is a. dif- talk regarding the alma and hopes of Ofatrr ?9te r T i imi T?i4tT' fraat? Co. haT hesn with sabpeeaas? ie J"55 - OEa; say Bryan the institution. EVERY BOTTLE GUAEAXTEED. odner jdann aoe be more t&zaj to spptcLr itfooe-sdthe t mi iszj aad taatf as& a lot to ficulty ia the way of getting it which, mili (do with He has gofsg trp The subjects of the leseons of the x aaaiaa." ae bxrg& Oar Pbnuc tzt-- to le rsfaiKsf Zzncz. xxxa&zaos by the it. heea aad Jfr. WaH hopes, may be surmounted This is done with Chamberlain's dowa the country preaching his ioc-trfci- es evening were "Soils by W. T. Vope, cmbned that the reasac far? catd States attorasy oaiy. by a temporary expedient fa season to Cough Bemedy, and if yo are nat " nj of refbraa. Ee has been Is and "Eotany," by Jared G. Smith. tbfts was that asss aiasag the A-.- the time ben installed before the satisfied using two-thir- PILES (XRED L 6 TO 14 DAYS. Washfagtoa, coaferriag with part7 hae The next regular meeting will be on after of ttte 3K sac mated wfeth rsts froc sotf leaders aad tryfag to prod Dexaoerats arrival of the fieet-- Friday evening. according . (H!CriCE3rr bottle to directions, return xs thms t&Ers teas aa of ?AZO is gaat&d the meaathse, a pies Is on foot t- - is Ctgreas to asaie It hot for the Ia - ziers- whBe dts-as- ai It;--: what is left and yonr money will hBK. rats otberwfee to car case of tg, BEsd, adtafalttratloa party-- The Presaieat to hare aa improvement taede, or a Cricket Clnb meeting at the Thistle be were ccsttaeaSy aj refunded. For sale by all dealers, Ben- Vrt. ani er Prsirif2r P3es : 6 to has Tcsgt aforavd of aS IZx&t aaore- - fault corrected. Is the apparattur for dab tomorrow night. The great qaes-tio- n ya, zsrsatXy. deagrmaatfaafci. & iaerrd zx cgrs zsl taeats of 3rya sz& he Is said ta fear souadiag the time whlatle at 1:3 p. "To be or not to will come son, Smith Co., agents for Hawaii. erczurr hsd.ls&t'oi I be" risa. . aot abae to Pe-erfe-s G--e - Aafl-s-- ariH - 3ne ??3SJZBC3tEC(X SsrxLocss that the is ssfafes- rjJ- - m rhlb. nrevest the occa- np for dishHion. Crieket is experien-is-z t . was cgiafe zxx, ser-pap- ers U hither this th or hct! way wfcS the ceuajry. Same of the asai hitches that occnr in that 3 loom in San Fran'Hvo anJ is Th yacht Kapolel Is reported to KMi rESCSCSSoE. " I ba C.SkI hsve'beei pfcxarfag Bryaa a rice- - at oct dee to italic ap here. j for sale.

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HAWAIIAN GAZETTE. FRIPVW FEBRUARY at, icoS. SFMI REKLY ROOSEVELT TIE COMING FLAGSHIP OF THE I. I. S. N. CO. TEN IMS WILL IN rUrULHn - - St IUULj llfMIIJiJ HE

(From Thursday's Advertiser.) As the day for the third annual Floral Parade draws nearer It become more and more evident that tho affair this year is to be something away be- yond what had been expected when the committee took It up as rather a for- lorn hope and promised to do their beat not to allow the fete to lapse. In ev- ery department, except possibly that of the pa-- u section, the numbers of decorated vehicles and riders In fancy costumes will double that of cither of the parades of the fuist. while in addi- tion there are to be some new features this year that are going to prove pleas- urable surprises to Honolulans and those few tourists who are fortunato M enough to be hexy. The parade Is to be noteworthy through the fact, for one thing, that ' n the representatives ten ' of nationalities "-"-""".I "' - -- are to do honor to the memory of tho rf- ,j1T1 first President by participating. MMHHR x ... T --- .-- r . U S In the HMHK . . . - MVV. Me . .- -- - iii' I All ."tmmT . it MaaummL? niJBoiBMkrv.KiunaunaTHnauaaKWnnnnK'' r Nations section, which Is to bo - . headed by Governor Freor's automo--S , ,, fc iLTjuali s ,, g5MMMtisEaaiMifcMlPuMP!E:JLi;- bile, will be decorated cars represent-S.in- g ,7 the nations America, of Hawaii. S( Germany. Italy. GreU Britain, Tortu-- S gal. Denmark. Japan and China, while S In another section will be a Korean Js car. In these automobiles will be rcp-- S resentatlves of those countries, all resl-J- v dents of this city, a striking evidence i of the polyglot nature of Honolulu's Population and th linrmrvnv vrtetlni- - Jv i between the various nationalities. SCHOOLS ANT COLLEGES. IB HBBV T CUUUU WHH UK V f lOtHT- -"! T ll lllj vj ine section to be occupied by the I i x renres,ntntl---- n? tbn nM,ta AXD STSAiTEE 3AUXA HSA, WHICH, WITHOUT USING rXJIi POWBS, MADS 2ASLT SIXTEEN KXOTS. v c r. ....- - ,...... ,.tnt.. rz KCai airai t. of at fcawmj ;;aogi9;".:"is anoiaer new reature for the An Mm. the that ami foam of parade on Saturday, a section thn.t .- v H-'- - v Ptsdret Jaaes A-- Keciy of tie trztuM: ad rbe ratine; aire:-- H.;caia sa.'.e la a.t the a: ; make before she would reach will be among the best. The school i -r n vc: f ir.ry s:e43toi.J? nea is - s he d t c ar.y .; An hoar h- resvx.-- the probabilities are that will take nart and thn rviin.-- Si n ?Vacis A sua:br of thra xprss- - - a to rSLch frv-- the M.v-t-va that she exceeded sixteen knots an scheme to be emnloved are: - hr ruqr rKrera hy th HOoc "Wednrs-- i srpos tkt lKu;i btld sach K4. which co&Uaoel hr trll trip tt" I Kawalahao, giris, Qulnn's machine. rer Um M&sa. x Sr$ fine vsel for th rrtc, c. r- th afteraeoa. "Sarertntending Engineer William school colors and national costumes. a.. si bOeC of th &ftraoOR .K. who has been in the hos-- j r the iMxcwlstaai spcstc t tht tb Jrrio What tk rsoK Johnston Iolanl. McLodl's machine, school col- - OMtld St. sr-- R-a X ot bMrd. 1 4M ot FJtal for ba' weeks was aMe to go 'ocs and r w vacraat ta Iet. th tr.I tev banners. Pw.-ifcl- Ms- - vj sot varraat sack a vessel th:ck asae ttrie hy wJretess af-- oat on the trial trtp. He has heea very Priory, clrls. rMIiaa's mniiin mm- - ttw T th sst t sh afere Bt wer able to bcQ4 her. a w tr the HOoataa sailed watB it was too sick, and coming Just at this ttw whoa 'colors canopy la yellow and bktok. ok crtova hope the service wtr: grow p to her :&. to get two commoalestloa wtth the ssel is being compwted, was a Mills Instltoto, Atherton's maohlne. cnm me unwe aaumnsnss muuu hr sri aad she wi:: b appreciated hy the : se who coa:d ha- - told . But cause of much worry to hlav Oriental costnmos. ml v wtaeh that swnmt of mubl Ike hose, enmr as is trav:.sg jcKSr. Ard very gUd s she made IS 55 knots an hoar during "The Mauna Ke. will probably sail Methodists' Korean ?t I an . school, Cooke's Sh te a taaMi 'ssl." he saia that we have her t"e foceooo-a- . a-- A st-.t- : had an Increase HonMu u next aturdaj-- February oar. Korean pagoda. a;- -- b: fr Timhy. "Sh has mct4 th - Kr r. tr? took xCee ,.a tfe day thirteen tri half revolutions a li That was the plan when I left Amomat, voung's ear, colors not ' -- always he . c rtant ana rnnay Kamehamehn, CasOes cnr. battalion mC mUHL mr one m ex mat Smnnue afvyi wtthont ovnrstoe&teg the otacors In uniform, bowgalNVlltea. feet at any nantrnar ntnee or thm SHINGLE TALKS ;IBM IFFIS 1LLMJKE Pnnahoci. fortj' stndents on horse th nna the back, pageant, lord and lady, with reti- w-;-n nfc m mnumaemd Ac Annho of prtc? Soaaetihhng C that has nkrendy nue. Snn Ftanctscn. There Punahon is In noed of more horses have (nnr to six OF STEAMSHIPS IN THE SGHDQLS PEOPLE CURB suitable for children to ride. Costumes pnna nlnaannlns have soM ta San have been provided Par about ten mere FMno$o toe nnc chldren than horses have been found rr nftn cnts I nRtamn Hiirrtif she wtlMt tor Sllnar- - shin wtthont any ror As mounts Par tho children neml aM. ! not be spirited. K Is -- wttwat to the shipaaents of others t (Front Advertiser.) thonght that there - I,- - Fraacfeeo. ' f " Thnrsdar't - tienflt of our 'i iwujaiimi h- that sanw - nvu&et giat- - av s Si " will be little difficulty In SmUnr ii - -- . the market- The is ihl - oe-k. Lot aa- - Ni satd thetr share of the tronMos that Rontln matters only were dtecuMed vv mm o4 dKT mv &UB nam U01 fcHaws. The Ajks lork." tan number. lrsons who hnvn hor nr ------g . . ana K of the! r 500000? U0U.e M s r iv auet tne jn?t. k is snroiy tao irsnnc with at tho meeting saddles win ktndU commMea(e nUlh omn " - fta Oirie As mta tty nnc&ei. ncartyy ""?" A. t."'.!!? tT? K,sho tencbers of he Trrtar- I?n- - Bnard of Snnervljors hvst night a IVosMont Crlmths. Ihnmma citBiiMTi- - j - " mawMas eWmffOK eo-- thare is an T . And the maenear.! of the Board the nmtlng wnj ovw wtthln a haK an ISLAXD PRl.WKaS. -- of DdwoaWoa. beshles Hhc lh ny On.-ior- .iv hang Stft?Ytsr vis I this department the Island f Hh. ntey tharonfthXy ah Sate The frntt growers wvnt "c T?2r wwss 5w. ti throng years of 1T-- vanap eotapunes sntooth tho mnrk' poo of school see- - ahoento. wU will have a surprito to srths, the C snaihear for sca; nrostloss he- mature they : f tx hne of SMaawrs - snnhhlos, ttonbhM thotrj A front tho of which is belK kept vry a- imtar:- - before twnft that thfe ? ttan have of eemtaanleatton Ctio - the ia"nr y uuwt. Thoro is ao soetoey neceoL-nr- JJow growtag: V7Z dealing wtth. twtoorHtny welt tmit w v. own hwaed isr thorn ta the forms of , Feneration, the neoosslti tho i te & & -- i.Tr rwui mum of the fair onus whs are rMnhte a wwter to cwhc iw ! as it 'We ntorontonts of teachers and nrtseoa; of nrovMhug nhtros ot pnhUe convent- - U roprojout . ' taw the haas of neootinttons. the other fcdahOs f fro VCMMtftril YMe d hen " eisht of the enmnaaies dwot chargol against teachers. enc In at oast three sections m the Tntrltory. TVo srti ' ITCH TKJLSSPOrrATHKC. Maui: ! fcStv Sewcal oases nf tenrtte w rennrt-w- ns city, was read and referred to the sani- MHsAHellrthnlmew,wbftse "TThih in 3an Fmawfeen m can. nfWJSntionilkThotlhiKf$i! colors win be red and whitn.. on ? of at a meetmg tation and health commit tee. The CeMi with th hnW eMMals c B the from the Xatsoa Xari-ati- eon.' Kami: Mlja Uliaa Mumtoi, jwrnle v. That wui he wosonton to the okv vi wn nmfi conunkteo wUt tako nn the matter at and gretn. of to Mate snen change: ane of the Mahogany onmpany atJnrosWed over hy WWhun WIIBamson once and look Into the qnostlon of the Momkat: Mlsj Moynts, grots aad fknft'aa their vejok as seen nsaper a so he held tomorrow ntecx-;t- a Bah-- city's responsibility In white. handling the absence of Snrerlnleeident the matter, the and ytopei f ink) Oahu: fn. MipnoneMo Muynea. yel-lo- w ana. Mr. location of snch Hares and the cost. Annut naite "There ;iiaiJ a ?cnt aa I aad Waek. mane on lelftaf W. W. Taylor, principal at Klnahvln, Snertsor Dwlsht asked that the - vnM reservations ot sfnee the pact of most of the cocaeantes The number of attendants fur tie 'BAflK K their veeis so that siufners wonM be to eon:4der the matter. Xost of theos complwtaed that his cottage was en-- Connty Attorney advise the road coin- - various Island prmenssas will lie krgar tiiff nue ox tesnlar, ton.fi. and ain wnr I to think that a; ma as the tered recently and money. Inctnnfns a mfttee as to the limits the members than last yoar and the costumes ware ex scnee for their shinments. and thns not 1mA ; ..- - t colleotioa. stoten John -- Vail !.! therefronk might go enforcing cnrMng ordi-- elaborate. n ina fcr I Pum la the ai an tnSerhr,trntl he pnt to the toss of having their frstt the Paeinc it wonM set the of the He and Ah Moon, two hoys, were.ar- - MARDI .v -- io ORAS FLOATS AND aRS. imt anc caetung ny shipment tor want of room. ! Then rested and confessed, hot later th- - people seem atten-A- s wk. rn?ed tenrist un4e. thee seemoa a The to pay no The KimhaBa League will a direct renah of thee conferences . Mxti whothM- - :W drew the confession on the advice of te aToinisart ii Art have mU k tio tk srMM" a large decorated float Urn ine oompnnv 15 now sees- - developed freight xevt Joseph, retained to aorena tnem. is Hue ami rnnc xw enonrk this wav. chairman of the road committee. "If a number of decorated hotomobffo, lagr cm bnsaness ma is ready : meie, The Ins Aneeles people were verv'As a resnlt Taylor and Joseph are at we send them a communication and I taking advantage of the WJ WIUL .NOT prevfen for it m the war needed. The xsek ia :h MOEtr sad daxgecs drawn and both are appealing i them thav are th parade to - iase$ted that itntinr betria their Tardi Gras celebration. : i rhmnrf- in the AJameda to meet these. anxions a shoald he. to the dep&ratent. itaw bv not The Tkttmre&eM-- Terr that line . anttlair ia their crb thav whole section of the Art League will ia. remBrements have afaendv ren local- - j saUishea. Bnt for the least jlhngh at ns. We want a legat opinion ttxmis not&tj eerriiv present at TEMPEST IX TEAPOT. be along the ifnrdi Qras 'schotoo asl K t; 'ihthiancaetor i . -- the decorations are tb be espoefally hne--e elaborate aad artistic. r W3Mu ii theste-SS.t- hev have, ami "The money scrinsenry of laji fnl The eomie section among auinma-bilist- z u ' ' the s was car scvecsss the inmne which is shortly to be . f. v. JrH r- -. aace: as&ea vnairasn nesiace. I aBonnouisiT since x:k -- ... J is new lis nf tcmV is in fnunA vn'AM Okaul m paSKu. MUlVa AA. VdVSiC7 On,aaBC OiC. JV" "Well, another feature ia wfctth iaCov?. TSrr tana some was severer even a' j 'Gregor' SLSZJff?J?we want a legal opinion about many of the members W meoe u resne5 3rifckwl? XT, and danghter of Haaela sJoal. oar right." Dwight. of tho Pwraiura ae no anutBeat f j than that. The cenarrr has nceacnBV . JOaic Ee had foesd it a tempest In answered Sextet aad ethers will appear. 4S3?JISLmmc . -. .i-o- - r3--- t. . kami os. nr. nnwnnmna pnretv "W Vr r AV.A. .r kei ikhon ia.tT the tC.Vi nj.xn.&da'VaL& UUWBtC OiC OLOSIXG PALI ROAD. COltMlTTEE IIEBTINOS. 5marem?TOr-P-- c Mpnrt of the name. She enterprise haslffj " ttvk- - of the Mahogaa; We.c- TMa - rAn imta. mtA- Vic The County Attorney is also to be The general moot- ie-!M- tmm they wiB eommittee held a will li s that ininstrial ?" orrov' :her W Tke vfco - consulted as to the right of the Board ing bck ur nst be saw jk: now ine steamsniD comm- yesterday afternoon and arranged nrs dapt. foak sad owi nies look on the matter.' MUs Leedsa. Pihi transferred to dose the pall road to tragic for two in a general way the full details of I soins on. Still it will ta tne Fo&csaiaa schc-r- . to the Ka-;da- vs or lornr eaooeh to It oiled scief eiesarre. rr haw the parade. Another meeting af the is tier j indn-t- to whoBv .wot eg. paa. school, succeed Mrs. Xeol. re-- ! - to from the top of the pail to the bottom same - -- sons sr aer-cctse- The scrcek committee will be held this aft- 7 thins that SKIPPING ARMS signed. lot the hill on the Kooiatz side. If it ernoon at 1 tj8R.tfnr,ht ertsjjj - i citly mv scar on : o'eloek, whea the members to bar sTer- dnnns FOR INDIAK REBELS A formal oSTer of the vacant position decided that the thoroughfare can will go over k3-bngsen- the lino cf the pamie tisml 1 j was tie aftrmi hia; pmsress that San j ta the vamalo school was aoted to be be long enongh. oillnsr lot tier . shot the work of with the photographers MOTlng-- almost. sir-p-as ' and see that sml deluded:' esieisJiT tfrancasoo ts It XEff YOKE, Feb. $. laformatioB i11 McCorriston. win go on. Without the oil. according all is suitable. - telief. Within the mile fimic was favor- -. r Uhrj sk5- place ewiaeeace that pcenarations for a re--" 'rs sae eae to Supervisor Dwight. the splendid bit At 3 o'clock will be moat- . inchsdrK; don men eSs- - nunaK . there a the a basiness ! vok Bmisk rale in are sl" coasleerefi la oosnecoos with asi of work win be rained by the rains of 'z nmhikhee 3stseaeBt5 e tae rrirc ncmber bnfldm;? arainst India - ing tbe judges with Mr. Gartler In the of of At I beinr made in "ew York and Phitedei-- e?Patmeat for tae taia. scnooi. Ma- .within six raoaths. The cost of oiling irenSt f sieiBc. The eSe tinse is aitoeae-i-. Almesc ev--. . was ine parior 01 u Alexander louug tst Iphia. and that arms, aeid pieces and so cesaite action t&sea. wtn be some BBEdred dollars. hotel, at which all the points lie x ery of is beinr bnile en. 9 to t stodsz raEhcdj ioovn ke srennd lammanitma have bes shim yriK--f 5ea. e teneher bow le&raiagf For rate danaze done recently on considered ia the m: judging will be iakna S ' Tall hnfldiags of arst-- SSlmeSM As os tew m WAiSPOLE-- PREPARATION revolutionists in India'bns reached Sxetesion Act theitbe Kootsu side, $M0 was voted for re-- up and discussed. It is important t'.at i- aKrre ac:.z - T ? - uocrz, zppnea s. rorjTexe. v uum eerai iot ceruncate pair - m m M W m as many of ne saf saamise ath. 7 " W - the judges as possfUe be ii sai sz szade 5, L r1--' i y have bees tJie strength of his Chinese diplo- ACCOCXTS PASSED. at this meeting1. mmte&nie sslner, silk r ons-- 1 ruus; v"tis 07 s hmj was reterrea to Mr. dok erarire.rrrrlKsot to India for the purpose of blew-."-!- ater The routine accounts were few, total- Mfe 3S1, of 'The Palaee Hoti is sa.tior gni pco?- - WUHaasos. GENERAL NOTES. iron the iar n sovemKcnt bnfldinss. ing only fSUZJQ. These are: The de.-ciae rats. The ?irst Xntional EteA is ereet- -i Cal-- A cosapmlst case from rvukaihaele various chibs wW keep ojm ritfe s FoBowinc elews picked np ix ! Supervisors." & t"rs sc a anc rirh; onBeaie the that teacher J. de Sflva. trocaced his Inspection of t iA house to aH tbe friends of the mac! crs ! entta. the chief of police of that ixz County VeooBieaoisiKe ' rceker Xataoan! Bnntk. Sas Faci$- - for offenses. Engineer 75 59 on the afternoon after the para .0, safe-rgmu- toszezz. eitv PePs znxii sdaor to it-- Bslices ng j arrived here recesdv is Garbage department HI aiggaac or eo is beinr!;refcc3c man zs in5rijrr far she ne matter west over. e which is expected to be aH uewr tv fk 5rek ivden ers of eertaiE: . htoad Aevrtm't xu ir zz noon. is ds ktst; sac k iner tewt than it wns before. I: is a He kid cennin .Leave of asst." tor mT...cays was p vtvt aTS Much entertaining wiH be i us - icrer an it was. Xoihiac that grnntea 01 - in this way, while it is expected wwi tetere CemuriMoaer fa juss xLawaaet, saaiea, . 4e?0-(j-' r ""'CTC " tat Biafhaa brm" C a UOXA ? saw dsnria; my whnfe ssnv away i.t. ai' Ulbti A CIS t9 many will be o eon, u-t- ee hb-Tr.r- jrs place. the guests J homey I nc Miss Xichotsoa to take her Y. the r sae secret service men in the hope of ar(ixia esdaths e ns this ihnildia, nf Son Zeave absence wa also granted HOLIDAY ON SATURDAY. at the lean arrangeI for. A r ami pesceraes e the Americans who are aid-i- nr of eesare Francsea. Miss has canvassed aaay of bali- Psk Lrrsr Oii, extrscied the revomtioaarj Wa!ttigto2. of Kekaha, Kauai, There being nothing else that any- tho Oc unifnn'. Miss being engaged as sua-stUc- te. one ng merchants of the s fcj 300SET2LT BOeET.AB. The Federal aathorme; are seeSaaz Fsssotii seemed anxions to bring up. Chair- cityaad gestr fre etc Stss, cecr- - negate man Hnstace adjourned the meeting doaatioBs of eatables for the feast ba.e fr. "Soosevelt i? at once she weesi information on which v been hated, aad the aest jpeUr, zsjt. iz. the arrest of persons who have bee A resotctJon for the transfer of until Wednesday next, adding a re- made. . Territory In view of the faet ZlJpnamKaEIc S36 X3Z JLX- - tie country. He is hnsed hr Ae rsA- - shippiac arms and auBKshiex- - lands to the minder to Clerk Kalanokalani that that moving pla. o sac W3Ic CfeSTTr roac men men engaged or a forest reserve, on the conditions Saturday was a noHday and aH county tures of the parade will be taken at and other in paper, different points on m iitTsfeseie afeac-- iaii feateffcf--- - MTCTrms 7 W it! already reported In this was Sees must be dosed. the march and that siei s ., T busdreds of camera --- JZ kJETr .u-Z-T ,l?r'?Pm? ."' g1" " ? taantoeasly adopted. pictures will be . Ho- is the xverae' popnlaaas. The evidences I ,... A wafts! exchange of lot at - HOW A SOUTH AFP.ICAX MER taken, it the hope of the eommitttie se'ij r- ; C3ats plsir to erejy-kia- T x- -- 3VllftDrllT) zokaia containing two acres that the stores and bouses along aK hie aB-ir- e rW --Mr -il iMKW and CHANT WARDED OFF AX AT the Ix serosa: kjcs Ie-- Hosokaa containing line will be decorated and that the holi- k ih cs kmds. I was told that i a rsov--I "I should not be surprised if there Prefat lot at ea TACK OF PXEUMONTA. - - zeze day makers in crowd will arfif1., Wesiaes asd far ?lr?a ftwkt ? Ta- rv-4- s J- I 72c cars x oimMMBJt far the renmmsa. balf for two acres of land Jest tbe shbw the -- There is always cause TQr, Foot i j j s I im. r Boosevek that he IJZ v mmk g . ukz:u. JJAfl w.i:c 104. for alarm when tropical nature of the fete by wearing herolTw Z a stnall strip on the HBo ere cold Is accompanied by pain white clothes. This will rive tbe berbJes sac f the chest. Mr. H. L. Grange. srsia icar ctedfc: side of the schoo! cottage lot, wWchifa La stranger to whom the pictures are teat Sh Srfesce caa id Dy . 01 a niore jansen- - or exhibited an idea of I33Sd. wn- - when Booserek's !thiaiiaj- - aad rasoi- - slrmiZz U sa arranged Snperintendent "" ""oor ai the nature of Ksdsk aecsfcir s noxre was hy resolution. . C-- C belfeves Chamberlain's our climate, in contrast to blfr-- on screen bz estna- It u diseover that iheis was Sebblu. ratified the throrx the - -- o-i-ier pre- aoaoasr ;o D.--. W. JTJlSlrJl'tn.lo,, -- - man me - zardy weather prevailing throughout , . -- ,!,- o., - x.i ekc. 'sizssa broke loose '" - T-' - - " r--r b , ITT- . . "' '""-- , ,.. . . ;ecrintion of a --Dhvelrian. He save: 'I- ranch of tbe mainland ifSSro, m. , i6 . . , at Ibis season. SSjsr rc minutes before estaaors m, as tfcere ceraunly is not for ' :ua w- t.5, al "T5 tie rarif aunws iz2M...A J;;.".- This is good promotion work. sec It m ZZJ prscace t of catsed. Lacideats of s S- rs.C k -- s t . ouastiry of the sepplies ordered suffering from cold and a pain In the In do svrav o: e- order to with as - J er&-rhex- -- much afesaar iz. rsossraesct-ir- ir are f S 3,.j1 rn j. A l a I. A . a . rsKtd T' 1iiicf- &" of the confusion crowding ' "Iciii l Otte "BROMO QUIMft'E icr cis aepzrnect dt caens. lautea " " " "" "ft" " and at the TiiniaJe - t 'IrBI:irS 0V - ,;-r- .,bed- - J d the doctor attend him and entrance gate toac reoszirmc- i3 "f5 -- i't- z j at Pnnahon as possible, i sc j 3 - - . Ame-- !.. are new wf ni.n3g txiray LAXATTVS 3ROMO Oa- j nsed remedies, ail-van- tise." Is is s re tCT tSSt CS2 ttc .. several other bnt he got the eommittee has arranged for an ee 1AST -- rjoliee Ma-I- ns. '. to ieSeeserelt, " mrt-- bnttoss for the nmfonas. ,t T. -- n m u TTi? r - W--- .c...-..- Sor s.Doesl o v, i ' tfa rcr4 r fVr ..J sale of admission tickets, which t i rsoorc - it-- " rJ C " ,l" n.-J- iw toled in place of the old Congh Remedy, and Is a short time may rtoress:ts sezestx ii- jrIrssaxtl V tiere wis Coics vz (km Day. E. W 'dove's 'C P." he be seenred this morning at the trs as? Cesszes. a' "H. P. zjid new heimets s.ni new was up and about his work. We sell Hawaiian News company's store in the i --5tecse g rjTizrt zsc. &TTTSS-- It be fefe. Tie wfccfe sga oa iladfi bv PARIS caps. The new Jais eJa bc eccrpsest will be worn lota of It In the store." For sale by Young building. There is only one kind srrasoaii: ' cstt' Titry zsi to Tie ed-- 1EHDICIXE CO Sszrz Lois, IT. S. for the tisis at the regclas March Eenson, Smith & Co agents for of tickets, general he 2rrlbebaif of Sis ri UL, admission, and tho fcxie csKiTis; ,rs5 taies ts sr r i irspectios. Hawaiian Islands. price is twenty-fiv-e cents. fi""liH millKlfa l- -J -i- fe. HAWAIIAN GAZETTE FRIDAY, "FEBRUARY , 1908. SEMI-WEEKL- T

ASSERTING THE CONSTITUTION. FRANK L. HOOGS. publisher of tho Star, w a, sfcock w4ieh Mr. Gompcrs attack oa tke Supreme Court in same of organised labor Th .Wh nf Frank. I. Hoogs. HAWAIIAN GAZETTE tio ornin aad is caused bjr tirce decisions which that body rtcently handed down decisions no one was" prepared. V. ftoogri was about ycterdy "tea.; of Honolulu, IL T., Second-cla-ss Matter , -- hW! Entered at the Postotace so firmly based oa American ideas of personal liberty and justice between man to his business, though riling somewhat troa m.i.gc.., Semi-Week- ly Tuesdays and Fridays. akrlckw Mmjclthout waging Issued aad teiaa, tkat opposition to them could only come from those wfev are aiming no more. A disease of $e hearted was engaged in newspaper JoStC'PH XB at swat form of despotism or outlawry. Vr . vcms Mr. Iloogs n reporter; then he acquired WALTER G. SMITH, Editor. Tke three judgments; pased byMhe highest American tribunal of the law, Honolulu. For a while he served the Advertiser as are That corporations can not be ield liable for the negligence of the Faradisc of the Pacific; finally he got a controlling interest in the. Star, ties: charge of when ho Subscription Rates: employes wiich no diligence or foresight on the part of the corporation could some three years after its founding, and was in general it reason .? -- 5 Per Month. Foreign. .$ .55 prevent; second, that an employer may discharge an employe for any died. . Per :3oth.... the Star rapidly rose in value and became SS-- Tear, Foreign.. whatever, or for ao reason at all; and third, tkat the boycott is in restraint of During the sugar boom here Tear.- - Per ... newspaper trade and therefore illegal. noted as a dividend-payin- g venture. Since that time the buinea Payable Invariably in Advance. changed condi- ?J It prove tke existence of a "large and well.orcanired body of men in like most other line in Honolulu has had to adjuit itself to CHABL5S S. CEAKS, Manager. America wko are utterly opposed to the American spirit, that the Federation of tions; but Mr. Hoogs kept tho Star up to tho mark in solvency and efficiency 1 X Labor should denounce these principles and call for the reorganisation of the and, in an editorial way, directed it along lines of public service. He proved exercNc of power which, vested ia tal FRIDAY FEBRUARY ai court which reestablishes them. . himself a safe and useful citisen in tho wll Upoa what grounds whieh 'any American cititen is bound to respect, should irresponsible hands aiight have been used to inflict serious public harm. It well-like- busi- s railroad company, for example, be held financially responsible for injury to Personally, Mr. Hoogs was d and he will be missed from the is THE POLITICIANS AND THE GOVERNOR. aa engineer whose carelessness in not observing plain signals, in the nature of ness community and the family of hc local press, as well ns by thoso who were era Tie body known as the Executive Committee of tie Kepubliesa Central which ke kad been perfectly instructed, caused a collision in wkick he is hurt! nearer and dearer to him. Csmmitteeias undertakes to x for Governor Frear tie lintitaUoiis of iis choice "What justice is there ia tke proposition that an employer may not discharge . nl com, for Tax Assessor in tic First Taxation Division. Yesterday it passed and seat aa employe whom he dees atjt want to keep? There is but one proper standard of appointment here as elsewhere e CaL to tie Exeeo-iv- a. set of resolutions signed by Join C Lane, naming tire area. By what natural or ecustitutional right can any body of men organire to petency. Coloi is not a standard, whether the color is white or brown. VH Hawaiians. en of whom Governor Frear is formally urged to appoint. It prevent people wko want to buy goods of a dealer in legitimate trade from iaukea is not in office because he is brown but because he is a man to be trusted 3s sade plain tiat he is expected to look ao farther, to take ao personal iaitia--sv- e; doing so at their own pleasure! and respected in the position ho holds. Xor is Treasurer Campbell in office sad 'tiat if ie warts tie good will of tie organisation, ke must conform This is & free country, but it eonhl not continue so if government by a because he is white, and tho list on both sides might be extended. There is resoJctiocs. scpport wbiei. oligarchy, such as Gompers his Federation desire, were brought about. to support a man for office because he ia 3 to its expressed wisife-- say tie "tie labor and no obligation upon any good citixen been accorded to Executive of tiis Territory ia tie past, aad wiiei The United States and the jurisdictions incorporated in it, do all the regulating of one color or another, but there is the strongest kind of obligation to support X3 ias tie is expected to be continued ia tie future, by tke organiratioa of tke Bepcb-lies- a by process of law that citizens require: they do not delegate any degree of him, whatever his. color may be, if he is the best man for the place. party of tiis Territory, justly eatitles tke organisation to eoasideratioa suck power to private societies or individuals, acting outside the sphere of . . 4 i ia tie. matter of appointments to office. " Fartker along tke Governor is re- constitutional and statutorv law. As is stated in an interview with Mr. Freitas, published this morning, Saa minded of s statement ke is alleged to bs.ve made tist it is kis policy ia making Francisco has many Portuguese formerly of Hawaii, who are, eager to re,tarn. "or approving appointments to cfiee to give competent aad konest Haw&i- - AN AERIAL SPY SYSTEM. They are without funds and can not get a chance to earn any, owing to an t tie preferenee atierwise to draw tie color line against tke whites, a It would be iaterestiag enough to know if the Kasato Maru, a Japanese overstocking of the labor market. If these people are willing to work in the Sting ie ceeH not possibly ksve contemplated. naval reserve vessel with wireless apparatus, has been tapp.ng the wireless canefields the planters might profitably recruit them. Portuguese who knew By taking tiis eeerse tie Executive Committee seems to iave moved from messages sent by Admiral Evans to his fleet commanders. The Kasato Maru Hawaii and are anxious to regain a footing here ought to be good material for' the safe ground. Hitierto. ia dealing witk tke appointments of Governor Frear, it left Honolulu for Callao on November 7, with no Marconi devices in sight, but sugar estates; and ns they are near by it would not cost much to pay their men proposed by people. ias contented itself witi passing upon tke political status of since then she has rigged a service equipment and spent twenty-fou- r days off passage. There are said to be several hundred of these iim and wiem ie felt safe ia vesting witi some of tke responsibility of kis tke Ckileaa coast between Iquiqce and Tocopilla, towns separated by a distance ITT administratisa. Tiis was a reasonable service. Naturally a Eepublieaar Gov- Gf TO miles, on business unknown. From that point she could easily have taken Fresh island pineapples, as Mr. W. B. Thomas says, arc easily sold at good ernor, if ke did net know tke politics of a man ke wished to put into ofSecv down all wireless orders sent out by the American admiral in the Atlantic, off prices, when transportation n be had for a regular supply. What is needed would be glad to consult, upon tiat point, tke vested parry leaders. If ke Argentina and Patagonia, in the Strait of Magellan and on the way up to Va- to ensure a supply is such a steamer service as the United Fruit Company wanted sack data tiey would be tie ones to give it to kirn. If not. tiere was lparaisoa feat of much less difficulty than that of tke station at Point Loma. maintains on the Atlantic. If this can be had cither from that company or sotiin to do bout it- - Se-len- g as tiings went tiis way, tiere was ao room CaL. in picking up marconigrams from tke battleskip Connecticut in the AVest the existing Pacific lines, what is left of the arable land of these islands wHI for discontent or friction; bet we aad ample reason for boti ia a program Indies. soon produce enormously, not only of fresh pines but of many other fruits at under wkiek people who wift net accept an atom of blame if aaytking goes Nothing could be more natural in the Japanese naval intelligence office which the whole West would like to be a customer. wrong- ia tie Frear administration assume to dictate tke appointment of men than a desire to get all the information possible about the purposes of the whose acts will eater into tke record ex tkat sdministrstiea and go to form American fleet. The objects of this transfer of the great bulk of United States A telegram from Kuhio asking that the estimates for Pearl narbor wark tie pnbHc estimate of its eiaracter. naval strength from one ocean to another, however satisfactorily explained at be cabled at once, indicates that there is some chanco to got a rehearing befere Unlike tie Governor of a State, tie aen-electi- ve Governor of Hawaii owes home, kas never seemed clear to Europe and must be perplexing indeed o the House Committee on Naval Affairs. If so, it must mean that the President .retting to Ms party organisation. In ao ease kas a -- Governor of Eawaii been Japan. Every maritime power kas done its best to solve the mystery and spies is bestirring himself, for, ordinarily, the Congress in session during the year f appointed at its instance. Under er eiarter ke is practically tke viceroy of kave followed tke fleet from Ckesapeake bay; but what better plan could have a presidential campaign, does not reconsider any project that has been )aW i tie President, pat iere to carry oat tie poKeies of tiat official and of Congress been devised to get at Evans' secrets than this invisible wire-tappi- attributed aside for economical reasons. and to execute tie laws. Upon kis major appointments tke Territorial Senate, to the Japanese! They, of all naval people, would be most likely to adopt such . . wietker KepebBcan, Democratic or Home Sale, kas a constitutional rigkt U a method, and tke ones, under the circumstances, most likely to profit by it. The nature of Admiral Evans' illness is not stated in the cablegrams; hat pass; bet in minor appointments under iim it kas ao jurisdiction. Oar political If there iave been any warnings sent tbrough tke fleet regarding the possible it may be rheumatism, a. disease which has hold him in so tight a grip tr committees iave none in any case; in Hawaii tiey are merely, from aa execu- appearance of Japanese vessels, or any indicated ckange in the course advertised several years that he has often been on the point of asking for rctfroaestt tive standpoint, a convenience far advice wken peisling political questions cr 3ny news from the President regarding the state of diplomacy with Japan. Some naval men do not think that the famous Admiral will take the fleet .arise; and it is oftuonal witi tke Governor to consult tkem at alL Nothing ia all of it nav have been registered on board the Kasato Maru a thousand or further than San Francisco and believe that after arriving there he wfM aaVe tieir position, nor is tie Executive's position, gives color to tie claim tiat suck sore miles away. "Wky not! room for another commander. bodies, simply heeaase tiey are of tie same political faiti as tie Governor, can -4--. properly seek to limit kis freedom of appolatment. It is kis sole prerogative to THE CASE OF STOESSEL. It took a long time to dispel the American impression tha tithe men whose oScial acts ke will be held responsible., unless islands mainly hula - same tie for ie It is very likely indeed tkat General Stoessel kas been sentenced to death were a platform, but it has been done- Star. leave department eiief under wkose direct super- chooses fo tie matter to tie for the surrender of Port Arthur as was Admiral Xebogatoff for the surrender It has! But not by advertising that Hawaii would like some haedra vision new official will come. tie of kis skips. A capital sentence is the usual one in Eussia for such an offence; more of hula dancers for the sake of revenue. were purpose Executive Committee tke Bepubliean Central If it tie of tie f but the Czar's clemency is often, invoked and usually granted unless the cir- - seek " for any post who could be found witkia Committee to tie best vacant cumstances in the ease point clearly to treason. If the Star really had any common sense considerations in favorrof betyiat: lines, might waived but Mr. Lane and otter tie party naaci be ia its favor; Just what testimony was given against Gen. Stoessel at the courtmartial, is the islands by advertising them as a handy dumping ground for lepers It MgiKf leaders eagaged upon resolutions, kaving laid down dictum of tie stated tie tie not for the outside world to know; but during and after the siege, admiration not to have kept them from the public. shoeld deprived kis office fer-n- ot covering up -. tiat Tre&sarer Campbell be of of the Bussian defence was very general among military men in Europe, Amer t- offenses of Holt for sake of party, Governor may tie indictable tie tie tie ica and in Japan. This defence had lasted more than six months and had The Floral Parade is becoming as much of an annual event here as ItJfJa limit Ms cioiee of appointment no properly infer tiat tie attempt to ias cost Stoessel 34.33 per cent of his garrison in dead loss. He in turn inflicted a Pasadena. Arrangements for this year's function show an improved pragiaaa is merely made political effect from wMch tke consideration for iim aad for loss oa the enemy of 42.6 per cent, which, however, was easily repaired, leaving and promise a fine street spectacle. , polls. signers of tie resolution expect to individaally profit at tie tke ranks of the besiegers full and tho$e of the defenders decimated. Because i views of Civic Federa- p-- It is a pleasure in tkis connection to quote tie tke of these unrepaired losses, Stoessel could .not adequately defend his lines and The law which bars kahunas ought to be enough to fiV'MaflamTiisbeay in. Committee Legislation Public. tion as expresd tie report of its oa and 203-met- was unable to hold re bill, the key to his position. When the enemy case. It drove a couple of clairvoyants out of town six years ago. seems committee wise public sentiment, openly Servants: "It to year tiat a established their siege guns there, Port Arthur was doomed. Still the Russians questions appointment office and expressed, woeld determine largely tie of to held out, even after Stoessel was wonatled. If the surrender was made while 'Hoie-iu-tie-Cora- er or appointments of uawortiy prevent appoiatmeats, tie there was still a chance to prereit it,"i commander, in the pain and weakness CONGRESSIONAL DINNER TO people from raotives of expediency." of a wound, should be held to especially in case i not a strict accountability, a i -- -. where there was absolutely no chance of getting relief. Stoessel knew officially, DELEGATE KUHIO AND WIFE NO LAZARETTO FOR US. through communications which captured Bussian officers were permitted to send Kuro-p- It is hard to be patient witi tie suggestion of tie Star tiat Hawaii migit him through the liaes, of the steady retreat and the distant position of at weH open Motek&i mainland lepers. sack a tMcg ever cemes do to to If to kin's 3rmy. Port Arthur was battered about his ears; the enemy was within The Washington Herald of Feb. 5 oysters. Then the busy GanjraMtas pass, tie prosperity of tie islands will vanisi and, like tie Aadamans, ia tie the third lice of defence; he was at odds with his officers; despair was in the brought wm-ha- na says: "Aloha." steaming plates of Ap Indian ocean, tiey will be stunned by travelers and for mere cause. Wko hearts of his troops. What was he to do! o Hannlel." Tne head watac tap- would want to visit a chartered laxaretto, tie "Leper Islands," as tie groap The world's sympathy is with Stoessel on these grounds and it will need In electric letters a foot high this ped off the American names f tfc would assaredly called I "Who would care for food products of tke verv positive evidence treason to musical word of greeting from the Ha dishes to the Washington HeiaM n-- 1 be tie of to cause its withdrawal. As cowardice no orter. "Leper Islasds"! Who weeM think of going to suet a place for health, general who withstands a Japanese army for six months can be accused of that. wallan Islands Mashed from the wall of the banquet hall of the Raleigh last On the tables, which were decorated pleasure or habitation! gay company with potted ferns and roses. 0 evening, where a of men Tie Star thinks tiat tie board bills of tie mainland lepers woald swell THE CONDITION OF CUBA. and women were gathered at a "Lu- - d:shes of the most delicto we "Pakal o Wah- - tie local revenaes by "iandreds of tioasands of dollars," but iow this could There seems to be much doubt in Cuba as to the wisdom of the American au," or feast, in honor of the Prince Halelwa, Hoono AI Kalanlartaole, Congres- awa," and "Kukul o Na Pat be so witaoat ltttiag ia tke lepers of er insular possessions is aot revealed in plan of retirement from proconsular authority Opinions of Havana and Princess there. sional delegate from Hawaii. saw. In harsh, abrupt Engttek. statistics of leper popalation. Tiere are quite enough of victims of fa-scri- tie tie papers, as collated by the Literary Digest, are quite averse to the independent The of the evening were pimolas, and salted almoi-d- s wuoM be wide hosts the tie dread disease oa tke mainland to create a and iartfal' interest in status which was once supposed to be Cuba's dearest wish: "We are highly members of. the Congressional party this portion of the rceaa. tfceir transfer iere bat aot enoagk to add any great sams to tke local treasury. disappointed," exclaims La Discusion, an influential Havana paper, which be- that visited those tropic islands last Then came the prize wendar a the score card. "HumuhumBnuTowH And in ease of Mgi charges for tie care of tkose we should get, tke States? lieves the solving of the Cuban problem to be duty of the American spring, and were entertained by the "the memory kakapuaa, Nalakaa o Maaoa," aaaefc at interest would saterally ark tie Federal government to take ciarge of tke people. This goes Prince and Princess. In of paper on to say: "President Boosevelt had in mind his royal time they on harder to pronounce than to eat. at Settlement, ia wkiei eveat where would Hawaii look for revenue f might the had that visit, It own interests, and not Cuba's, in trying to establish a republic here before for which they hold Prince and Prin- proving to be a delicately ui laaia save something in tie difference between present costs and its Federal board the date oa which he surrenders the presidency of the United States." Re- cess Kalanlanaole mainly responsible, little sea fish about two Itirhaa tmtg. bUJs, and that is all; bat with tie United States in control, the prospect of ferring to the implication that Mr. Boosevelt 's action is based on Governor these Congressmen and their wives de- With It was served some "latafe," to reciprocate, merely potatoes a la duchess. Ow massing the Filipino lepers iere and making it forever impossible to rid Hawaii Magoon's this native newspaper declares reads Ma-goo- termined and the treaty report, that "whoever Mr. breaus were served mC blight of rotteasess, woold at once present itself. In sect a case, of reciprocity surely should have been under the alms of tie tie report wiTl notice that the political situation here does not warrant such signed "Wai Hul Haleakala," and Um Ktd a at the close of last night's whale island of 3Xokkai migit be takes for Iazar ioase thus diminishing, in aa unexpected Meision." "President Roosevelt's object," according to the function. French peas that trailed aong vtttk wis large degree, taxable and agricultural area of tke groap and making our course to pass tie Diario de la MaSna, "is to gratify American politicians and the enemies of MEMBERS AND THEIR GUESTS. had as "Mann Phmwu punch III-lo- ;" Ftigpma indelible. free trade with Cuba." Even Lueha, mouthpiece is The was called "HuteJwte. La a of the Liberals, There were sixty diners, members squab-rot- e, The Star saysi advertising we would get would be good, would the "Palenapeawata-hole;- " "Tie it said to be in its attitude toward the President's decision. of the party, and their guests of honor. the salad chiffonade, Leper is a one small "Wafa bring oat tie fact tiat tie Settlement part of island, and "Apparently the only persons in Cuba to express approval of Mr. Roosevelt's There were no other guests, and the Paka Pilau;" the Ice. "Kona. soon appearance Kea. tkat tke whole groap has net a leprous population. Tie investigations under- decree," remarks the Xew York Herald, "are General Gomez and Senator dinner took on the Louisson;" th cheese, "Paha ooa of a family gathering, such had been ama-querad- taken before safferers were allowed to eome, tieir reports and correspondence Zayas, the heads 'factions Kona." and the tiny demi taeee ed respectively pf the two of the Liberal party and each the Intimacy that had grown between after coming, weald ia a, very substantial way favorably advertise our country of whom aspires under the heavy handicap mi to become candidate for the presidency of the next Cuban the members of the party on their long "Konlaukoniaulkawalokaluma." r' and climate. Under any sort of arrangement wMch would insure practical local voyage I4 Republic" to the tropics and return. The speeches were of informal char- control and government of tie leper community, an arrangement to use it for It I very probable indeed that, within a few months after the United Successful efforts had been made to acter. Representative DavWsen a touch mainland suffers would probably be a lexy good thing. Publie sentiment iere, States kas relinquished jurisdiction, it will have to send it3 troops back again. rend of tropical color to the Wisconsin opened this part of the pro- affair. The diners were assembled in gram, icwever, seems to be strongly against it.' The capitalistic classes inCuba are opposed to the republic and are eager to be Introducing Senator Plies, wjw the anteroom, and marched Into the spoke on behalf of the hosts. It is iard to believe tiat anything In tke above, excepting tie last sentence, annexed so that their sugar may enter the State3 of is Prinaa United free duty. It banquet ball to the barbaric strains Kalanlanaole responded, and Mr. GBte was written seriously. "Advertising tie Leper Settlement as a part of one a question song. with them of free trade or annexation, with the latter preferred; of a popular "Indian" The tables then took charge of the speeeh-jBakfw- gv "" island" kas gone oa for years but tiere are hosts of people who do not and it Is within their power to keep Cuba embroiled until one end or the other were laid In the form of an "E," sur- which was all Impromptu and Jaetrtar remember tke figures of infected area or, if they do, think tiese Islands are shall have been reached. rounded by palms, and on each chair In nature. hung a garland of paper roses, in Imi- within a stonesthrow of eaei other. is probably true the present asso- -- It that H tation' of the "lels" always worn by LIST OF THE GUESTS. ciation of Hawaii's name witi leprosy is tie eHef cause of tie Territory's FLORAL PARADE DAY. the natives of Hawaii at feasts and Those present were: failure to become a great popular resort. Tie more said about tie matter in Everybody should take an Interest in the coming Floral Parade. is going other festive occasions. Originally In Prince and Princess KalanlanaeJe, It Mr. and Mrs. M. tie mainland press tke worse tie misunderstanding of our position; and yet a to be a novel and striking Hawaii there were worn smiles and Francis Hatch, Mr. exhibition to produee which many people have worked and Mrs. George B. McCleUan, Hon. course is proposed wkiei, it is confessed would increase tke notoriety. To and are garlands. Last evening there were working with zeal and without pay. Pictured by Mr. Bonine and smiles also, garlands were worn and Mrs. S. H. Piles, Hon. E. F. assume result would be a. better our but the tkat tie understanding of affairs is to shown to hundreds of thousands of mainland speetatbrs, the parade must be over the conventional black and white Acheson, Miss Phoebe Aehesen. Han. credit distant and iurried public witi more studious perception, well-dress- D. S. Alexander, Hon. L. a a better of definite advertising value, particularly if there are ed crowds in evening dress of the men and the Arthur Bates, Miss Florence memory and juster impulses than experience with it kas proved it to possess. the picture to show Honolulu flock to civilized and wholesome1 dainty dinner gowns of the women. Bates, Hon. and Mrs. P. that people P. Campbell, Hon. Wies public men and great newspapers and multitudes of people are found who forms of festivity. Senator and Mrs. S. H. Piles of and Mrs. A. B. Washington took places Capron, Hon. and Mrs. R. D. Cole. do not yet know, despite all their reading, tkat act of annexation made The old at the head tie fete day of the monarchy, the 11th of June, has ceased to bo table guests honor. Rep- Hon. and Mrs. James P. Connor, Hon. a not an possession of with the of Hawaii Territory and insular the United States, how can popular and it is well to help the Floral Parade to take its place. In the func- resentative Ralph D. Cole of Ohio, and Mrs. J. H. Davidson, Hon. and we rely upoa "investigation?, reports and correspondence" to instruct them tions of June 11th everybody eoald nof take part, m3ny having conscientious acted as toastmaster. The other diners Mrs. J. J. Fitzgerald, Hon. and Men. 1 Joseph V. Graff, Hon. Mrs. as to the sanitary and geographical differentiation of tils group scruples against a horse-racin- g seated themselves at will. Suddenly, and K. L. day of and conviviality; but in the social Hamilton, Hon. The obvioas tiing for Hawaii to do is to get rid of lepers and the lights were flashed out. Then there and Mrs. W. P. Hep- leprosy festivities of February 22nd, as eharted by the managers of the Floral Parade, burn, Hon.,and Mrs. E. W. Hlgglns, altogetker and dean its reputation. TMs is now doing, slowly, is true, burst through the utter darkness the it it but everyone may participate with a clear eonseienee. word "Aloha," in letters of electric Hon. and Mrs. W. L. Jones, Hon. J. Furely. Pkydcians say that leprosy is gradually declining iere and witi better Xo other day in our calendar of holidays draws so many races together light, and while the guests applauded, W. Kelfer, Hon. and Mrs. G. L. LIHey, Hon. C. rneciods of sanitation tiroegiout tie group, a higher scale of living, the as Floral Parade day; no other does more to spread the boon of public spirit. the orchestra played the strains of and Mrs. E. LIttlefteM. Miss absence of Oriental immigration and the progress of medical science, we may "Aloha Oe," the Hawaiian national Carrie Littlefleld. Hon. Charles Me-Gav- ln, And as February 22nd is the natal day of George Washington, there 13 also a Miss Chapman, escape from Tke only anthem. Hon. anl Mrs. hope to under the cloud. tiing tkat eoald'prevent would patriotic duty Involved and a patriotic lesson to be taught. James McKInney, Hon. ANALYZING THE MENU. and Mrs. J. C be tke opening of tke Settlement to lepers from afar. It Is not only well to help out the festivities of the Floral Parade for what Needham, Hon. and Mrs. George W. The menu was decidedly unique. All MM tiey are, but for wiat tiey may stand for in later years. If the fete grows Norrls, Hon. and Mrs. F. C. Stevens, the courses were set down In Polyne- Hon. M. Reynolds, It would be interesting indeed, if the most competent man for tax collector bigger and better every winter it will be certain to draw visitors from afar and J. Miss Reynolds, sian. First, there carne the "Olepe," Hon. E. Y. Webb, Hon. and Mrs. W. tamed out to be wMte, to see hire rejected on tiat aceount. kelp solve our proved" tourist problem. ?iSt Jlfedil'tS which to be Pearl Harbor W. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. E G Lowry. i

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& HL M IW- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 CSPT. 1111 LU111 UUII UI1ULn IIn DTWELL thwing Linen IIIL mum tir WORD FROM MR. TUNC s OF TH SCHOOLS IN EVIDENCE 8 SPORTS Editor Advertiser: Because the ques- 5: tion of my making 3 complaint against Mr. Lo Sun, or not, has been discussed "With the exception of two or three Captain Otwell, seen by . reporter ,Lo Sun, whnse arrest as a persoa J pro and con in the daily papers 1 feci schools on this island which were not yesterday, gave out some interesting Illegally In the country has excited a Sprinter Must Beat Pistol $ that it is fair, that the letter I wrote session when regarding esti- groat attention, not only among . in I made a tour of it, data Pearl Harbor deal of 1 riA ; i r r i vC givinc ne mionnauon asKea iot snouia among community t H be made public In fact one of my. and the schools of Kohala and Puna, I mated He said In part: the Chinese but the mw Kill!- UUw YarriS.. PrnndS 8 . -- in - w.w.w .x . . . .. , ...J. . have been schooL on generally, appeared before Commis- $y inenas sua 11 ouyai 10 oe pruui-u- so to every ia this Ter "It" Is estimated that the basis mat tnose interested in tne case couia ritory," said John G. Woolley, who of a channel 600 feet wide and 33 feet sioner Hatch yesterday for a hearing I X decide for themselves. Unfortunately, nine-seco- by the Kinau last Saturday depth, would to be re and was on the stand all day. Under SBt. the Oreson sprinter, who said: "The onlv wav the nd returned in there have compar- by U. S. District Attorney is refitd trick raaaiag WO yards in mark eooM be reached would be to tHs g Jted the prosecuting from Maui and Hawaii. "I shall short- moved 2,253,703 cubic yards of examination beat the gun. To do the circum- S-- legitimately ly go to Kohala and Puna to visit the 1,213,130 cubic Breckons, Lo Sun related the 5 seeoads. eoasiderabie arga-im- bc attoraev if icht mikt bat atively soft material and 9 after low yards in tune seconds is impossi- - j 'peed t0 do Ho'wever schools of those districts. I think yards of hard material. stances of his coming to Hawaii from s to tfee satfeenticiry of tbe hm" have,bee I iiparos. no vJv1 I think I can remember verv ncarlv can say know these islands as chan- Japan and admitted that he was no ankes tke statement that the sprinters developed the worainr of the letter. To briefl'v that I "The figures on the basis of a win be able run 300 2-- inhabi- longer engaged as a teacher here nor aM ewr to the trho can do the distance in 9 5 sec restate the circumstance, was as fol- - only a few of even your oldest nel only 30 feet ln depth were as fol- m aia secoads aas unless the onds." it position 7e4s lows: tants know them, at least so far as the lows: 1.TSS.692 cubtc yards of com- had any aa a teacher in view. beat ibe starter's can tn Men well posted in the sprinting office He he had property la awarr XeBv The Immigration on learning geography and topography go, and the paratively soft material and 950,067 stated that fraa tie nark. easie think Kelly is right and point to from other sources, Lo Sun China valued at $3000 and from which tads wbes Artbar well that ilr. school children and the present feelings be statcsteat the fact that it is known that & cubic yards of hard material to ho obtained an income of $300 Mex. a Daffcy predictioa 100 was not to continue as teacher in muit tbe tbat several records now on the books were our school, sent word to as being of the people are concerned. removed. year. Before coming here ho had been yard could and would be stepped off Possi- nef made by "beaunc the gun." in first place responsible his have talked in every school that Is a student ln Japan. 3-- the for "It will be seen that there a great ia tbar ma. bly Kellv's 9 5 was made in JI that position as teacher in the school, to in- -l The documents In the case were sub- KeOy. in a recent letter to a friend, way. I have visited. This worl has been difference between the amounts of ma- form them as the As was - mitted. The following Is a translation, to fact. I entirely- - new to me, but I- have enjoV-e-d ' unable to be longer responsible for terial which it will be necessary to of the letter sent him, acting upon wSSSS. him, as a teacher in oar school, he hav-- it. I have been talking to grown remove in the case of the 35 and the which he migrated to Honolulu. From is mg left that position, 1 at once sent a nps, and talking politics for so many 30-fo- ot depth basis. this letter the prosecution are offering cost be MY EST i 0 Track Notes letter, giving the information required, years that this talking to children, and "An Idea of the which wilt to prove that the letter was not suf- v Involved In the excavation of the ma Lo Sun coming with no intention or idea that it could ochewing politics is something new. ficient warrant for be considered as a complaint, or charge terial mentioned above may be formed here as a teacher, nor sufficient au- talk politics nor religion to McCtndless is training and appears against itr. Lo. I still can not under-t- o I neither from the figures which the department thority for him to represent himself CHEYENNE S W have retained his form. He may stand how it conld be so considered. thes pupils. I confine myself strictly has been paying for the excavations In as a teacher and In the exempted class try the middle distances this year. That the fact, that I could not loger to a discussion of the effect of alcqhol Honolulu harbor. The sum of 26 cents at the Immigration office. The letter fcS F square was was: ,r guarantee his position as teacher in on the human race, physically, and in per yard Yald for the Sawsguchi, the Samehaineha, tnlle-plugg- er, one school, could take away his right of soft material in the harbor, "Mr. Lo Sun. Aeeardfcrc to the Wyoming Tribune. is doing his two miles regu- to teach Chinese in some other school. relation to the progress of the race, but in this case the material was silt, "Dear Sir: "We are living in the Is taw Frontier Show will be held this larly and praying for staying quali- or deprive him of his status as a teacher and the success of the individual. while In Pearl Harbor It will consist land of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, for yame darjuc the last week of August. ties to carry his speed. in Hawaii, is a mystery to me. The "But find this: I find that the of loose coral, sand, etc many years. Xovr the Chinese mer I I who having Taw receipts for the three days last .S . ,S letter addressed to the Immigration of--' well informed on "While the cost for the removal of chants and laborers had J15-5- pupils are pretty the yme were 4. Ingalls of High School re- See. in replv to the request from that will probably be several thousands family, but their the is subject before get to can soft material thus SteaM ?. Low i already working up ported to have collapsed through over- omee for information, was substantiai- - I them. I greater In the case of Pearl Harbor children, are going to the English a I paolUoa to send some Hawaiian training. lv as follows: add very little to what t.hey already than It has been In the Honolulu school only, none of the Chinese school for the children to learn their own rs to Cbeyaae to represent the j t r ii Dear Sir: Last year aided in bring-- know. have no pledge for them to operations. It Is probable that the I I language all, so we think the ax the greet festival. Frank Bechert will be heard from on iog in Mr. Lo Sun from Japan to Ho take, and neither ask them nor permit cost for the removal of hard material at that two ropers and a nolulu, to act as a Chinese teacher. de- Chinese children should be known their Be twas tnat the Sst. He has set his heart on win- I them to sign a pledge. have a but will be smaller. It Is costing the er dan-cero- con- I own language and understand to read Wcfco-faast- should soake the trip. ning the half and will be a very us received a good recommendation partment 67 cents a cubic yard under mmi svspestf that to avoid any dispute cerning him from an American gentle- ton whieh I wear in my lapel. This is the Chinese history and to write tho man in the mile. the contract under which the harbor Chinese language, they afterward, the trio sbocld be chosen .S man in Japan, in charge of the Chinese a sort of badge for such as want to Is being present, and then that Jt work done at but It shall belove their own country and wo ay a tm of tbe Hawaiian cowboys. The Diamond Heads have sent in T. iL C. A Tokio. The head of our wear it to indicate that they person- Is believed that this, figure Is rather school not efficient know that the Chinese children who Personally he favors Archie Kaaca, their entry, but so far have not show- feels that he is for with high." w-- ally will have nothing to do were going to the college, and educated Pardy aaB Joe Klal, ilalkal Ke-- ed up at the field. Perhaps are the k in this schooL As the head Some time next month Captain Ot- em- suppose could get almost therefrom and not one of the ten ba Jtaa Xatoe. of the" school can not continue to I I pub-H- training in private. It will look bad if well will go to Kahulul to have a e able to read the Chinese language, and McPbee is of the opinion that ploy him in the school I can not longer every one of the school children I ad- as- Ape they fail to materialize as a team hearing of the Maul people to - foreign In- more good. be responsible for him as a teacher so th.tt they think- of the T in woeld than make after having sent in their entry. dress to wear it if I asked them to. certain their views regarding the of loving own country. Ter-rita- cr here. Kespectfnllv vours, stead their In Be ataafte tbe roping record of the W v ! Wtt improvements KahuliA ZDWAKD"V. THTVDCG, But I do not. I tell them to talk the proposed In this circumstance that we are, very of :K Z- -i, and is a. seasible, Carey of the St. Louis Alumni has Supt. Chinese Mission Work. matter over with their parents, and harbor. anxious to get together and to form a luwol hcided fellow who is not apt to started training. He will make some t-- school and look for a teacher to teach any Mc-- " among themselves, and after I have not rattled voder conditions. of them hustle when the races come If this letter, which I believe is prac- the Chinese language and for the bene- says be is tbe surest roper that what can be interpreted gone and if their parents approve it, Jbec round. tically I wrote, y USES FOR THE fit of our Chinese children. Now wo be as eer coe across. ,S ,S 4 ' as a complaint against ilr. Lo Sun, it and the still think well of it. then heard that you are well educated ln Patty is aaother iop-iotcb- er with The High School track team prac- - seems a strange view. iy meaning was they are to write me. They are to Toklo, Japan, and we are very glad the raae. aad Mattel KetUUke can both af- - simply to intorm the office, as they re-- tised at the Boys' Field yesterday give their letters to their teacher to to have you come. "We write you this rate aa bast. temoon. under the supervision of Pro-- quested, that Mr. Lo not being able to M'KINLEY FUND CASH letter In asking your kindness to corns Jae Kal and Jam Naihe are perhaps fessor Bianchard. continue with us. I could not longer be be sent to me all 3t once. I have re to Honolulu for the position as a tae two bs riders of wild horses in ! , j! ! responsible for him as a teacher here ceived thousands of letters, and there teacher. schooL did not say that he Haaaatt today. ' E. TV. C0S11- - a Mills Institute man. in this I are many most interesting ones among plans use of the "Hoping that you will be ready to to x v. ttiHp was not fitted be a teacher elsewhere A number of for the Low has written mav romwtP in Use in the name thenC Sometimes a wave of copying come If this letter is received. tbe aoanager of the Frontier n v at r a or in some other schooL fund in the hands of the McKlnley "Yours truly, tic will come over a school. They will all Day aSr. about sending three local s wish mv Chinese friends to elearlv Memorial committee will be discussed "E. "W. Thwing, Supt of Chinese "Work xaproreatathfes to Cbeyenne in An-gr- t. Jt would be a cood thing if the Bovs" IIunderstand mv position, and my inten copy the letter of some one of this afternoon at the meeting called in Hawaii: Dow Wal Sing, Chlng , am in-- rij .,w v turn in this matter. 1 much their number, or else they all copy for three o'clock In the directors room Wal Nam, L. Akau, Chlng Lang raaebmaa and all interested Tturm terested in this case, which is I think a Sing, Chang Kim, Yap Kwat Fong, Bvry grandstand cleared of small boys who from the same modeL But frequently I of the Bank of Hawaii. One of the la atineiag Hawaii to tbe front should make a point of annoying men in the J"1 .ne: ,IJ.hoPe others. ln Hnoluln undoubtedly Hoo Fon, C. M. Tal, Goo "Wan Hoy, who eeI outrageous get letters that were uses which will pe suggested trfbate somethir-- toward dsinc-TOn- i. i "dignant at the to It the Lee Tew Ma." ,. J as expressing thought of ac tb trip possible. On their re-- jg operation of the Exclusion law, will written the fund be put will be the clearing oft The letter sent by Mr. Thwing to R. ceax showings mainland cattle-rba-r- r- Team - ,f one.y-- and iaflnenee the writers, and there are some unique ' C. Brown, the The Oahu College are practis- Pv! " pe and preparing of the McKlnley park. the Immigration Inspector, nave nothing on the local ing on their new he,P Lo. & d just and interesting ones. whIch !lre based the charges that track. ; treatment for him. The subscription at Moiltlll, which may be done If either iuPn says. j a short rest here, shall go the Information leading to the teacher-- is.stUI Pen-- And Mmember this "After I the county or the Territory will agree . Frank Warren ,h kfn m,. complete arrest WM supplIed by Wm -- n case one man. A to Kohala and Puna and the er. ring starlpo H tn mn Tor simplv the of to take the park over and maintain it. contains the following paragraph: wort of principle is involved regard- FAWN matter work' I have begun. I consider that This matter has already been present-- 1 "Since coming here, unfortunately, WONT the Diamond Heads if they put a team ing the application of Jaw. Shall the in the field. this work is in the highest degree' edu- ed to the authorities, the Territory he tlaa not Proved a success as a teach- - J original intent of the law be followed f un- t -- M'er, and Mr. Merrill tells me he is - OVER REUTER J Ur snail an extreme ana unreasonaoie cational." ,... it up to the county as There is much complaint because ' - I fitted or unwilling to do good work. interpretation continue to prevail, an its jurisdiction. Chairman Hustace, of the rd dash has been on So Mr. Merrill cannot further use him if interpretation which repeatedly insults Is "We ammmonamp the Board of Supervisors, authority t in the school. will have to send Sary Heitmuller, who piloted the fu ue prosram. the onor afld d; o $ome of the ue running in this event would helpjn. e NEWS NOTES FROM for the statement that the matter Is t0 China for a better teacner. I write Can 1 League Stars through Honolulu best o on-- o the greatest na-- out the gate receipts materially. k up no" I cannot be longer respon- - good word for tions on the earth. The unthinking, ' to be taken very shortly by the laet November, has a "s " " ' sible for him as a teacher here." lower element in the United States, Lv supervisors 10 see 11 ways ana means Mr-- signs Su- - Saaaa Jteatec. tbe big kanaka, who is The X. M. C. A. jumpers and weight LAHAINA-8Y-THE-S- EA Thwins this as the insisting on the present treatment of can De proviaea. it is unaerstooa tnat perlntendent, Chinese Mlssions, Ha-- a Jala Jaaa Gteasoa's ootSt. Heftmul-ta-r men are training on the Hotel street the Chinese, are planting seeds, which this plan, if it can be carried out. is several games ot ,,,ii., tio saw Renter work la , , , '""ill bring trouble to the whole nation. the one desired by the committee. j play- " Thi3 ietter was forwarded to Breck- - good jodge of a ball - right-minde- aad bftnr a Let everv d, and true 20. The representatives of the Kilohana asft-e- him closely. LAHAIXA. Feb. The Rev. Father ons by Mr Brown, who says also la er. wa to watch The Kams are complaining about American. do all he can to modify this league-wi- n oe on nana young fel- on Wed-- j ati ai uie his accomnanvlne letter: Dm taiag I Ske aboat tbe lack of a coach. Coach or no coach; it jaWj and "make its application more in Thomas arrived at Lahaina meeting to present the petition, ad- - fa? 'Information comes to me. In addi low ate wHHngDrss to learn. And is a safe bet that they will be there accord with the bish ideals of a Chris-- nesday the 12th by the steamer Iwa- - J dressed to the Governor and others In he was told a. thing he did not goods ' tion to this letter, that Mr. Lo Sun with the when the starter's tian nation. lani from Molokai. On Thursday he authority, asking that the old market is now and has been to a greater or faucet and often I aoticed that he pistol cracks. EDVTABD W. TffWLXG. be retained as a public building, an many went from Lahaina to "Wailuku, and , less extent since arrival an editor on nractfee of the stunts inuour parK ana a. piace wnere puouc aim by the Coast Leaguers. He MB. TffWDCG'S POSTSCBIPT. returned on Saturday the 15th to Pu-- one of the local Chinese newspapers. taacht meetings can be held. The Art League Inasmuch as an editor is not consid- tabltd one gaate against us in the In a report in yesterday's Star of a koo on Molokai. representatives will urge carrying only Mr. the ered of a class exmpted under the Chi- Mania, in fact be was the manj F: coartroom disagreement in which Rev. Father Joseph, on his InspectlWa out of their proposition Mc-- well rom the Files that the nese Exclusion Act, I beg to refer his that aVflMloJ us and L as as the Thwing took part, a very important on Kinley fund be used to erect a Mc- boys, foand be had nice part of the matter was not mentioned. tour left Kahulul by the Claudine case to you for such action as in our raat f the a Klnley Memorial arch as an entrance opinion the matter requires." afanrtaniatt of curves and I do not hes- After the discussion of the subject, as Saturday the 13th for Hana. building. prove Britt and Nelson have signed for a for the Mrs. W. M. GrAam, In his testimony, Lo Sun stated that itate ay that be will a far ten-rou- to the impropriety of Mr. Thwing .Rev. Mr. Buchanan. Mrs. Buchanan ta nd Los Angeles on who is actively representing the Art aaaa than Joy." battle in speaking to other witnesses outside of he had only contributed some eight or aiiiai 3araev 25th They 123 and daughter have been visiting Mr. League in the matter, has been as- - j hereabouts are the inst. meet at pounds Mr. Thwing asked nine articles to his paper ln January Of coaiiii tbe fans 6 p. the court room, the and Mrs. Macdonald of Lahalnaluna, sured by Governor Frear that the aantfans to see the new man bat they at in. U. S. Commissioner for definite informa- and had not been paid much for them. v J for a week or so. Mr. Buchanan has (building will not be destroyed and that He does his writing In his own room. tanl over him like tbey did tion or instructions, as to the right or . aat an The English stallion Cyllene has bsen resigned his pastorate in Kohala and is 11 me necessary iunas are loruicoming and has not a desk in the newspaper aar hag Barney. They have had too t wrong of witnesses talking together. on his way to the mainland. Mrs. arrangements can no doubt be made nany gaifi bric&s slipped to them of sold to the Argentine Jtepublic for He said: am forced to come here office "I Buchanan is a daughter of Dr. Thor, to transform the structure into such a "W. "W. lata and 10k tbe man from Missouri, $12a.eM. Mr. William Bass was the as a witness, mv Chinese friends are Thayer Is conducting Lo horse's late owner. principal of a college in eastern Tur- building as the League desires. Sun's defense. R. "W. Breckons they want to be shows. S. F. Chroni- also required to be here, we have re- key. Mrs. expects meet for the C Buchanan to The matter of building a stadium prosecution. cle. V V ceived no instructions as to our con- Captain "Warren her father and mother, whom she has with the fund will be brought up, while and Martin Johnson duct, we are not supposed to know the seen years, they being HABEAS CORPUS IN CHAMBERS. have left the Ssark on account of not for thirteen yet another plan will be suggested, the j." " - points of law, or the requirements of furlough. Judge Dole, ln Chambers, 5 ' S S" S K" lack f adventure. home to the United States on particulars of which will not be made heard the witnesses. VTe want to do what is right Mrs. Molony. artist, whosj husband public until the meeting Itself. This return made by the Attorney General's W & w at and if we have made mistakes I would big the Dlan bppn mnfirtp tn snm h Department, through At- Orvie Overall has signed np with the constructed the ditca for has rf the Deputy 'The Roped Arena iifce to flaTe definite instructions from plantation has Wen heard J torney General, M. Chicago Cubs another year. Pioneer members of the committee and Is said W. Whitney, act- for vour honor." The U. S. Commissioner from. She is painting pictures in the to meet with favor. ing for High Sheriff Henry, in tho c c w r u w r v v v - J .S then replied, "Xo instructions to give. south of France. Mr. Molony has Providing no assurances can be giv- habeas corpus proceedings brought In Jim Flynn had the better of a ten-rou- nd The ScIIt. who the cable said tbe So it is quite plain that the court started from Paris on his way home. en that the park idea can be carried behalf of George Henry Wade, the At-te- fl, so with Jack (Twin) Sullivan in other day was matched with Abe did not consider the conversation to out, it seems rather probable that the man convicted of murder several years is Los Angeles. gether of witnesses, outside of the court if Eddie Kelly a whom little dark horse proposition will take the ago aboard the S. S. Australia. C. C 1 j jl -- aaaa here. Be is probabrv an ast room, as an impropriety. money. Bitting was present on behalf of tbe eraer. Frank Dwyer. tbe radag man, Flynn fights Jim Barry in New Or- In regard to the statement of my LEGISLATORS WILL petitioner. as wilhwr. :'',to bet M00 that Keflv can leans on Feb. 2S. helping the prosecution, I will sav that, MONEY IS After the reading of the return, Bit- the Hebrew. Attell Jemred bis .S 0 Jt in the interests of truth, I freely fur-- NOT won ting asked for an order discharging to eover tbe bet. Jim Bonner from Dave Iteshler nished information to the prosecuting WITCH SOLDIERS SO VERY TIGHT the petitioner, .. in Boston. attorney, also to both of the at-- basing this on article 3 J J and of the return. This Barns eonditioss, mateh- - J 0 torneys for the defenee, which they article stated that ' if i a further cause for holding ed iwath Jack Joknsoo. are 75 per cent Jack O'Brien boxed Bob "Ward, the freely used in the defenee of the ac- - CContinned from Pace One.) the peti- tioner in custody is a m law jvarse win. lose or draw. The San Francisco heavyweight, in Phila- - cused. There was no attempt to conceal be sent here from certain mittimus The official orders for the Inspection the East, therefore Issued from the First Circuit Court. acez faaSs at tbe idea and waats to delphia and had the better of the bout, any of the facts in the case, from either be It resolved, Com- Is- that the Seattle Thl3 motion winaer-take-al- PaH-- hr of the National Guard have been was argued length. nsas a a T basis. side. mercial Club believe that at least six at "W. Judge Dole expressing the opinion sats be is wiQiag to Scat Barns COURT NOTES. EDWABD THWLXG. sued, and the affair Is to take place first-cla- ss battleships should be sta- that 7-- 60-4- a very fine point of law was 3, f&JB or 0 for tbe winner Aala on Sunday afternoon, tioned along this coast by the Navy involved. r3P&?f J. B. Castle has asked for a regis- at Park As a climax to and laror reioeetively. He is willing P. H. DODGE IN JAPAN. Department and we respectfully re-- the argument, the forty-eig- ht commencing one o'clock. The In Deputy a nsht Jesnes aad give him 25 per tered title to acres of land, at quest you to use your gooa omces Attorney General asked leave The Chugwal Eiji Shimbun, a Japa- in to file cent of the parse, no matter how the lying in tipper Manoa "Valley, the ex- spectlon will be a lengthy and thor- - bringing about this result at'an eany a substitution return to the nese paper in Toklo, devoted to tbe petition, which leave asht temnnates. He figares that the amination of the title of which has ough one. Major Dunning being the: date. was granted. jaasose gained bv defeating Jeffries study of English, contains the follow Bitting stated that he would file a, been referred by of officer of the United States regular Respectfully recommended by Com- wanM stake it wefi worts bis while to the Court Land ing noem bv Phlllo H. Dodee. of Ho- - traverse to the substitution return on army whose duty it will be to conduct on sfac the retired cbaapion this big share to j. ugnuoot, tne re-- nolulu, who is teaching in Japan:- - mittee Commerce and Navigation. Monday. tfce purse. cenuy-appomt- ed the inspection. According to the new A. Upon order of the court, a examln xo STUDENTS KANDA-K-G J. McCandless reported that he minute st THE OF was The divorce proceedings brought Jaw regulating the National Guard had been successful In raising funds order made committing the peti- has gone to ;in like hosts of soldiers, all the seasons tioner to the custody "3aar" rabok East Judge Lindsay's court by Maraea Aki through, of all States and Territories, the equip- for the Floral Parade. Half a day3 of the United fatS a, theatrical eacacement. ment, drill and standing of the militia States Marshal. Je Kanobp against her husband, Joseph Ye march, oh student lads of Kan- - work had netted over JS09. Merchants S Kanoho, da-k- u! have to conform to the same standards FEDERAL COURT CASES TODAY. wtoe declares and the counter suit brought seemed to be well pleased Hans his intention of by as the regulars, so the inspection and with the Three cases the Tbe men the husband against the wife, each Brass buttons, or hakamas, as your in admiralty and. one rise from charging sign, review will be by no means the per- way the thing was being handled and bankruptcy proceeding tt opooneat will select-- the other with adultery, were will be heard be dismissed because proved. viola- - Are seen along thoroughfares functory review of former years. had responded liberally to the request before Judge La-bat- The all ia Dole today. These are: en aea nmtrnrnz eison. iJoer" at Governor Frear will be present tm&-2mt&- x tlon of the marriage vows was proved line. at for contributions. Many who "had Paul Martin vs. John FuIIerton, cap- MeParland. He wants carry the inspection and has issued Invita- riv thera-sdw- In each stilt, thereby proving one as Ton ink instead of water flask: en nothing last year had come tain of the American the jkee ia acht it oat amoag js In this bark Fort bad as another and a good couple to Furoshikis, not the knapsack, hold tions to the members of the Legisla- year and some contributors had said George; a return. George A. and wffl box tbe survivor for your ture to him. For these Davia the a-- . stay married together. task. attend with to call again If more money was need- for the libelant. 1 Instead of sword, mightier, the pen members, and no others, seats on the ed. was v v a There a big demand for au- Paul Martin vs. the American bark carry sn-ir- reserved. EhT'f - SOMETHING GOOD. Tou rou and zrch bandstand have been tomobiles for the parade and great en- Fort George; return. George A. 14 arafeeftonal record" for .---. Davis s thusiasm was being manifested. S aaals-l- SH made by H. M. John- - Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is good There for libelant; W. W. Thayer and B, For mighty conquest of the good and The new board of trustees of tho would be two or three times as manv W. Breckons for libelee. when you first take cold; good when tree, Queen's Hospital have Issued rule. cars In the parade this year as - v V year there Karl Widemann vs. American S. S. cold is seated and your lungs are March on, oh student lads of Kan-sor- e; governing the management of In was last, judging by present j&e - that lndlca Nebraskan; hearing. George great Oregon run- - good when you da-k- u! A. Davis . cannot sleep for stltution. the reorganization. tions. ag-- :av Under for libelant; R. W. li- tafrnw world's record ln NewJ coughing. 1 Breckons for For sale by all dealers, Dr. Hodgins, who was denied the priv-,ilese- jjf The Promotion Committee Winning SO yards will be belee. TaLW over hJghfBinson, Smith & Co., agents for Ha Boer iUnhoIzrhas: fonght13p battles ,the hospital by the old board, suitably represented In uS 1-- 3. """ the parade by S. ,A-- Green; bankruptcy waii. and hashever "been knocked outT specially decorated Hearin . u,ij has been reinstated. a car. petition and schedule.

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the powers of b office as the head a setback. Even some of the prb-Ta- ft ii man of the popular branch of. Con- members of the House from Mas- BY ' COUPLE EOEED IK NEW CONSUL POLITICS IT gress. He will have difficulty explain- sachusetts have sent word to Mr. Pow- M JEST ing why he did not rush to the front ers to keep out of their districts by and give the President what he want- all means. So the movement has sub- ed. Vice President Fairbanks, of sided and apparently Senator Crane Is BOLT FOR HONOLULU THE C1PIT0L course, has no legislative powers as an easy winner. He is a very pro- - JUDGE DE WT T the pressing officer of the Senate, but nounced antl-Ta- ft man now because of HI people he will have to share some of the re- the attacks the Taft have made upon him. first he was kindly dis- - sponsibility for non-actio- n. At nospd to thp Kpr.rptnrv of Witr hut has Advertiser.) On the motion of District Attorny TSfty prominent Chinese diplomats (Mall Special to the Advertiser.) At the "White House offices there are (From Thursday's on Deen caed, flattered and attacked In stand In the Breckons yesterday, U. S. Commission- will be la the party to arrive here WASHINGTON. Feb. 3. The has evidences that the country generally j ,s Dr. Cooper was on the air turn tm he thoroughly aroused. yester- Harry beaded Ambassador Wu iS Still With the President. There 1 Weedon v. Chapin damage suit er Hatch dismissed F. Davison the Siberia, by been full of gossip and speculation -PmHihlvv lhn .- - now ....mnn In. niihlln,...,... and amonp tljem will be never was such a flood of letters and life who could have been so helpful day. Telling about the Injuries the and Florence K. Berndt, who had been Tins Fa& ever since the President's message was telegrams approval there as have the new Consul General for Honolulu, of to Secretary Taft as Mr. Crane. He Is plaintiff sustained in the accident thaC at large on their own recognizance un- read. One of the most insistent and come since the special message was a hand politics more- - Consul General Chang Tso master at and Is the basis of action, he stated that der a charge of 'Violating the Edmunds to sceeed persistent theories advanced about it given to Congress. The messages be- - over is very popular In Congress. He could only be Min- a certain kind of lesions Act. , In all there will be eleven gan ticking over the wires at arrange post-morte- m Pu. is that the President is hungering and the. wanted to things so that the definitely ascertained by a NATURALIZATION. isters and. Consols in the party and thirsting after a third term, in spite of White House offices as soon as the could have had the nomlna examination. their secretaries and attaches, includ- his emphatic renunciation of a few tions of the afternoon papers were tion by making pence with Senator The Dlalntiff can hardly be blamed, John Nevln, 'a British subject nail- weeks ago. however, can be put upon the streets, tney nave Deen New England would observed, ing nearly appointed ministers to some That, Foraker. have Judge De Bolt pensively "for ing from Moville, Ireland, yesterday down as idle. The President is notl coming all the time since, night and fallen into line. There would have been not submitting to such a severe test of the. South American republics and peace In filed a petition for naturalization in the after a third term and he would not day, till now nearly five hundred of, Ohio and the candidacies of as a post-morte- m examination. tie new Consul General to San Fran- - accept. He has not frowned upon some ' these messages have been plied up on other Republicans could have been The trial is still on. Federal court. Morris Rosenbledt and mention of that but in a matter of j Secretary "Loeb's desk. Practically all gradually undermined so that there Joseph Fleming McKechnie are bis cisco CLOUD OF WITNESSES. pure "'cs as was the Jast au- j of them commend the President for 'would have been general good feeling sponsors. Consul General ce av Tiie fact that aaew yes-terd- . . 'tumn when some of the administration his stand. JYlthin twenty-fou- r hours! as it was demonstrated that the See- - The Supreme Court, at 11 o'clock to Uonoluiu will arrive SO shortly IS n l.i, huyianori Iretarv irrMtpst f.avnrltp morning, continued the Laha-- THE EXCLUSION ACT. fff nooiirar--w to shout for Mlv ...... v. Tinncov...- - mill...... 'ncw wH.Vw..w- . th decitieU for although it was I morning 10, a surprise, tjxir term. with letters praising the document. But antagonisms were provoked on inaluna case until this at day a finish -..- Another without has known, Consul cnang iso .tail! . co.y, i . , . . . of Hawaii, de- that r, naVnti m.Q De ure Ui .i 1 every ... to give the Territory 1,U """'- - nana ana me management ot Mac-dona- of duties-- - '... " jrrrrrr . "1 r," rT' "'"e ld been taken up by the examination of iuu.iA.,JJ,livpHj mere nas oeen a t'Diner xacuonai ngia cations came from a class ""--of people boom everybody fendant, time to bring Principal LtTCL his successor had the Taft has kept mad give the fact that hptwwn the. Ronnhlimns. lori rpsnw. letter-writin- g of Lahainaluna here to the Chinese woman, Soo Kwai Tin. who have the habit, but who has been opposed to him. It Is a ' Leea named and 'had leit China had Dy Sen-n-ot Lowrey and Uvejy Senator Kittredge and they are none the less expressive oi long story, extending back to the time evidence. Plaintiffs charged with being unlawfully in the been announced. The present Con-- ator Gamble. The been others, trustees of the American Board latter has the an extensive voting sentiment. The Congress U. . who- - hinisejf decidedly when adjourned last March. "country, before S. Commissioner ml, has made Roosevelt I Mission have not yet rested. tnIck and thin man and his always depended upon i of durinjr his five foiiow-pr- s President has if the Secretary does not get the nom fol- Hatch. ixHioJar In. Honolulu havo lwn thlrt nnd thin aegree Yesterday the Territory had the ! sucn communications in quite a will be an Important Yesterday's proceedings were Inter- years- - residence here, has been expect - cleaned! matlon, there attendance, being Roosevelt .Republicans. They j lowing witnesses in - to test the popularity of his actions, chapter political telling presence ing- to be recalled tor some monius, n ground up with their Republican of history how former pupils of Lahainaluna: Rev. esting from the of Rev. E. W. junior . - his. term, having expired a year ago. opponents two years ago and it looked He will be able to siy that he spoke the Senator from Massachu- Wm. N. Lono, J. L. Kaulukou, Robert Thwing on the witness stand, the more i setts prevented Li- passage be- It is. understood that he will retire per-- Jike the defeat of Senator Kittredge for out without fear or favor and that the it. T." .Tnhn Mana. E. H. - so on account of a heated Con- Na-e- rs inancntly. from the consul field, having reelection next year. But Senator Kit-co- responsibility was passed on to The subterranean work of the boom-- 1 Hkalanl, Moses Mahelona, L. J. tween Judge Humphreys, of counsel into considerable property in Chi- - tredge is a classmate of Secretary gress. Secretary Taft, as his presi- is very active and comprehensive hora Hlpa, Joseph Levi Kukahi, John for defendant, and Mr. Thwing Ihe day na through, the death of his lather re- Taft and a politician of great shrewd- - dential candidate, will also stand out at this time. Not a little of It Is in I Bright Matplneplne, Sam Kamaloplll, before. Judge Humphreys accused citi- cently. ness. Very early in the game he 'for the support of the class of the South. The plans have all been i J. K. Kanepuu, Thomas Treadway, him ot tampering with a witness in liie arrival of such a distinguished jumped out with a great yell for Taft zens who want those legislative re laid and are now well completed for 'John Amasiu, Isaac Kaogua, John S. the corridor at the noon recess, and party here is to be made the occasion and assumed charge of the Taft forces forms and who will not now be left j contesting delegations there, wherever Kawalhau, all of Honolulu. Mr. Thwing explained that he had but on the part of the Sen- Bryan In witness, an an- of a demonstration In South Dakota. Of course the to drift over to the banner ( the Administration has driven the MAN FROM MISSOURI. told the old man. to Chinese. To greet the new of Inactivity on the did know If resident ator Is fond of the Secretary and all because ficeholders into line for Taft. It is Frederick Waldvogel of Springfield, swer that he not askod Ambassador and those who are with upon Republican SO that but he is more intent his part of a administration. said that between 70 and contests Missouri, has brought an assumpsit questions about matters of which he him practically the whole of Chinatown own reelection. admin- President plans really As Taft is the It is believed the j.from the South are now assured. These suit against C. Q. Tee Hop, Pang did not know. will Lc on the" wharf when the Siberia moves MII-vert- istration candidate the ultra Roosevelt still other dramatic to focus the will inject a tremendous demerit of Chong and Chun Toung for $1630 and Mr. Thwing was asked by Mr. dragon, which - cross-examinati- docks. The great Chinese people have all been trooping in behind public attention upon the radical attl- bitterness into the national convention on promissory note made In yesterday. has not beea. ont for a couple of years, Kittredge colors in South which he is interest a the Dakota tude of the party of the If they have to be fought out there, February 20. 1901. Interest at 10 per If his reason for giving Information is to be refurnished and decorated for he is having things his own way. In and leader. He has promised a few as they will be, unless a majority of cent. Is claimed since February ju. against defendant's marriage to a the occasion and will be much in evi He promises to be able to control the days to have ready a statement re- the uncontested delegates are pledged member of his church who. It Is day, while a number 1907, save $32.50 paid on account. dence during the state and district conventions for Taft garding Federal appointments he has to some candidate before the conven sought to show, had another wife liv- tally-ho- s have been j PLEAS TAKEN. of automobiles and of course and thereby wins a great made during the last year. He pro- tion meets. It not only bodes trouble ingwas not because the man had em- engaged, to carry the party about town, advantage in his own campaign for re poses in an effort to refute Isichl Matsuda and T. Wakamoto, ployed to" to do this for the convention, but for the party a native minister Instead of onaUe them see the Floral Parade election. charges he has been using in campaign will senaratelv Indicted for embezzlement. himself to perform ceremony. Mr. as many Republicans the that the that follow. before Judge Lind the and the sights of the city, The Gamble finding patronage for the benefit of Sec- (pleaded not guilty insin- the The Fairbanks boomers, who are ns Thwing emphatically denied the for. The presence plight, 111. .itj.t-11- as there axe time themselves in such a likely to retary Taft. He proposes to give the much stronger In say yesieruay. tsoui nau x. uation, admitted the man's party on the holiday will lose machinery the South than h.is counsel. but that of such a the are at their wits names of Congressmen who have en- hfpn simnnspd. hnvp nlrpmlv hpfnn to for going outside for a minister was ono also add. to the importance of the big ends what to do. They therefore set thereby SALE CONFIRMED, - dorsed the appointments and show They of the suspicious circumstances dis- fete, It being- understood that invita- up a great cry for the renomlnatlon of their hands there. have expects to prove that nominations begun to demonstrate that they a-- e Judge Lindsay confirmed the return cussed at the church meeting. "A very will members of the .Roosevelt, na tions be sent the because of the President's made would help adjoins' account of sale of M. T. Simbn-Indla- diplomatic corps to beeome the guests great popularity among the masses. have not been that going to hold Kentucky, which and small Item of the evidence," be added. candidate. Such a show- ton, commissioner in the foreclosure two-doll- ar of honor of the parade committee and They think they can make the people his favorite and has generally stood with "A graft," Judge Hum- conclusive by any I Bathsheba M. Allen et al.. trus- - with the judges in order to up there believe the President ing would not be Indiana in Renublican conventions. suit of phreys sneered in an "aside." be seated that politician, but I tees of tSe estate of S. C. Allen, against parade. would accept the renomlnatlon means to the trained Althouch tho Taft workers have Mr. Thwing admitted he had helped review the and it word Is ex cathedra to(Hawa Land Co- Ltd- defendant, and As an. official mark of courtesy on all might serve their purpose could the President's claimed the State, it is beginning - - the prosecution lit the course of this of voters in J-- "W- - Leonhart. Intervenor. Total the part of the Hawaiian government, they but retain the control in conven- for most of the millions appear that the Fairbanks organiza- - examination, having furnished it with will the United States, and they will not tion has had a grip on the Kentucky I Principal anu interest uue was wuio.xq, "suggestions" In the form of ques- a company of the National Guards tions. proceeus of sale were on the wharf to receive Similar tactics have been followed be able to see the other side of it. organization all along and that the anu tne net tions. But he said he had also helped be drawn up $1309.25, leaving total deficiency, ex- the Ambassador, and the customary among the Republicans In two or three And so the forthcoming statement Vice President's stumping tour of the a the defense. . commissioner's fee, of west. Presi- probably provoke a tempest In state last autumn, when the Repub- - clusive of "We haven't received any Bst salutes will be given him. It was the other states of the The will $170S.91. ot will be an attempt j Hcan was elected, been much Thwing, hope of Governor Frear that the entire dent does not like to see his best Congress and there ticket has the estate of Jacob questions from Mr. have wt occa- office holders, especially In the matter of Humphreys regiment might turn out on the friends downed and therefore he ac- to show how appreciated. adminis- Mr. Milverton?" Judge quiesces being, been dragooned In- Kauiaa, deceased, letters of sion, but as the day is a holiday and for the time just as he in the South, have The Taft forces have been slowly tration were Issued to Wm. Savldge, asked his associate. regi--, Secretary Taft. How- MH-vert- on the farther fact that the regular acquiesced in the third term cry to supporting making progress in Ohio and showing by Judge Lindsay. Mr. "Not that you could notice," Mr. throughout ever, will be uphill work against without bond, mental Inspection has been set for the the South late last year that that the Secretary of War is likely iSavidge was also appointed guardian replied. to prove a hard in the knowledge helped President. Office holders are not fellewing- day, certain that it his the to roll Senator Foraker into the' ma- of the minor children of deceased. THE SPECIAL TERM. day oa the men, the number has had friends to keep the politicians from likely as a rule to conje out Into the was cadam. And yet he fights them at A number of serious cases willjbo to be limited to one company. Just pledging themselves to ether candi- open and explain how the hint every turn and is proving anew what what company will be ordered out had dates than Taft whom he did not ap- passed to them that If they wished to cans doubt the political wisdom of tried at the special term of the Unlli" doughty antagonist he can be. His Men-da- prove. I become a measure, especially the provision States District Court to open on y wet been, decided last night by Colonel hold their jobs they had best was gain the very busy. there will be laXest stroke to the party to use State and municipal bonds as One is that of John Wynne, un- Johnson. That is about all there is to the third Nevertheless organization in Cayuhoga County, one Oa. Ting term cry now, notwithstanding stirring of the whole mess ana basis for an emergency currency. These der Indictment from the regular term Saturday Ambassador Wu the a great of the most populous counties of the Fang- v31 guest honor tremendous effort there seems to be j general gayety of a preconventipn Republicans say such a law would en for the murder of MoKlnnon on board be the ef at the State. Many of his friends have de- which at the Capitol to special J campaign for the presidency will be hance the value of a large class of the steamer Rosecrans. Melville M. luncheon of the Commercial Club, ascribe the serted him, but he fights on and may body he will address. Besides the Am- message to it. The Eastern politicians greatly enhanced. bonds, which would, enable Democrats Harmon, the Mormon elder, Is dock- get a few of the delegates. The lead- term-Jaco- bassador there will be present as guests have a further chance to predicate up- In spite of such compelling diver- to accuse the party ot legislating for eted for perjury from the regular b on such a theory statement sions from the White House, the eye ers at the Capitol, however, are not benefit of the bondholders. A cue Rosenberg, whose several Indict- af the club, Governor irear, Consul a that the now splitting the General Chang Tso Fan and his suc- President is not sincere. oT all Washington continues to be more so much concerned about to their plans may be seen In the ad- ments at that terra for receiving goods a Ambassador The coming week will probably de-- or less upon the presidential booms, the Ohio delegation to the convention, vocacy by Bailey of Texas of stolen from the United States came to cessor, the secretary of the up Senator and a. nnniber of other distinguished termine what effect the President's It is in fact the important era of work for they have put such effective a bill would the govern- nothing, stands committed to the candidacy else- that Chinamen, froai the Ambassador's par- message is going to have upon Con- - to plan and control conventions and barriers to the Taft ment to issue greenbacks as emer- grand jury on various charges of the ty, and some of the prominent Chinese gress. From all appearances Con- - the politicians can not afford to be where that they reason they can keep gency money in t.me of panic or de- same kind. Moses Kokl, the Kamuelo. merchants of Honolulu. Saturday being gress is not going to 'irgislate Idle. The wires are pulled chiefly from him from getting the nomination on pression. postmaster is held for embezzlement Indies- day st the club and a public as the President asks the Senate and Washington. They reach out Into se the first ballot. That has not been Over in the House the Republicans of postolflce funds and may be Indicted - may holiday, it is expected that the dining to do. In the- first place thejery city and hamlet in the land. The fully demonstrated yet, and It have a tremendous task ahead in keep- for the stealing of a registered package room, will be crowded to greet the Republican leaders do not want to leg- - President and Secretary Taft have turn out that trie Secretary can get ing down the appropriations, so that of several thousand dollars in gold. Ambassador. Islate. They think' it wiser to rest. I their separate sets of wires that reach the nomination just as- the President there shall not be a deficit in the n President Morgan of the Chamber of They know that there is business de-lo- ut to certain individuals and organ-pressio- predicted he would some two weeks Treasury. The receipts from customs Commerce bis notified the members and uncertainty throughout ,' izatlons, in nearly every state. The ago. and Internal revenue have been falling that there will be no address made bv the country. They are very timid lest old leaders in Senate and House have The conventions begin this week, off many millions and the government's the: Ambassadar before the Chamber they do something by legislation that ; their separate sets of wires that reach which means that results can be tab- expenditures are now considerably In e unless the Siberia should arrive here further encourages this uncertainty, j out it different individuals and organ-Th- ulated more or less definitely every excess of Its receipts. While there Is i on Friday. It has been decided that corporations are having a hard izatibns. Both the pro-Ta- ft and the week from now on. The Florida State an enormous surplus ot about $250,-000,0- 00 it would ba impossible, under the time of it generally and when the time antl-Ta- ft managers have their work-com- es Convention meets February 6 and the this would rapidly disappear In to have a sueessful meet- nextr summer for passing the ers coming and going. Never before Federal officeholders are for a battle the next nine months unless receipts ing of the Cbarabgr ef Commerce mem- hat forampalgn funds, there will be since the present campaign began have royal to determine whether the four pick up and business improves. The bers on Saturday aterneoa. nothing doing if Congress this winter so many men been coming in for con- - delegates at large from that State pressure for appropriations Is very Most of the Portuguese now on tfce r-i has harassed the corporations further. sulfation and advice and going away uninstructed. The great in Congress. The army and navy - shall be for Taft or Coast, who formerly lived here, woM Jake Sims, the King street boot-- Then it is now impracticable to enter again to execute orders. Political oper- allies have their lieutenants at work establishments hive become more ex- upon j be glad to come back to the islands, black; was a. prominent runner in Ho- anything like an extensive pro- - atlons, nowadays, are both aerial and in Florida, not so much with the hope pensive than ever. It has recently gram legislation. so if they could get money to eorae back, nolulu: twenty-seve- n years ago. H-- of As long sessions of subterranean. A week or back the of beating the Administration as in been decided by Speaker Cannon that could ros any distance up to a mile Congress go the present session is operations were largely aerial, espe- laying broad and deep the foundations the navy appropriations this year must is the statement of August Preites, nearly spent. were es- and won. many joa races. His best half Adjournment must cially the Taft operations which for a successful content. State com- be at least $25,000,000 less than the himself one of this class who return- - come some time in May, about the only operations In view. The ' time for- ti Ions distance was 5:12. because. the meetings and State conventions timates. ed with tfc convention working mittee ' his family yesterday by For x. long time be was unbeatable at National meets in June and claims bureau was overtime. will follow rapidly, athough it will be A deficit would be a great disadvan- Congress would be very averse to stay- -' The press great outgivings pres- Ililonian. aw yards. bureau had well into March before any of the big tage to the administration in a Ing here till after the convention. The daily. idential campaign. The Republican "I worked for W. C. & Co. States act. , Poek committees would to formu- - j All quieted little now, up- - for seventeen vears." said FritS- - that have that has a all the maneuvers ard mach- - Congress realizes the responsibility "I ZZS3L Atb lips white, late the legislation the President asks The allied bo'ms, working shoulder to !p ' on it. Not only must there be no more owne.l a house and other property Mre. tout tn I for have been dallying along. fron. Capitol, punctured ' .,,;,"",;",,,.,,I"atlon? .. ,v;f-nl J thonsht I could do better o colorless, It would shoulder the .. - r mnnv annronrlated than there will ne Bt srfio tout cheeks take them a month or more to formu- - many of the claims as thin bubbles, determine wneiner ine rxesiueni Treasury will be partjthfc toast. I went. But I did not Had Congress shall control tne next but It the E$ csrs transparent ? late bills. That would take the session brought out Gov. Hughes as u. presl-- I ... tir WJsdom not t0 vote appropriations things as I had bopod. I pet a poei-- jaar I vent on nominate a wr up ena ay ' and canawaie , tion driving a mail wages, bnt I oely c do you look thin ai least to tne ot i: eDruary. aentiai candidate and then settled wm assure larger expendltures that time the Senate usually has just down to hard toll In building up the '""' "'" ' """"'' ""latter July 1 next, the fiscal year Sot $u a month and roat is twice a i - is going to happen if Secretary Taft 11 Sv. and care- begun In earnest upon its appropria- - fences to keep the Taft workers out. "''" for which the present Congress is ap uiga as is nere. xno I'ortngnese wu T soon as the allies dem- tion bills, which the House has sent Gov. Hughes speech, of course, puts is defeated. As begins, are re- have gone from here are many of tkeia C vrornT they more votes propriating than there sSSSL " over. The Senate takes about two him squarely in the running, but It onstrate that have ceipts. without work. Those that are wwrktag C months to dispose of may develop than Taft has. If that is demonstrated I are working small f doesn't the appropriation that the interest f the This requires the closest watchful for pay, ia aest e T Vi bills. necessary . Capitol politicians when the first ballot his been taken, -' cases. Thev ha-- rzfrn Liia.eiiiuv.ilmil But those measures in getting him Into ness, for the totals authorized by leg- to pay'higk rent. F J are very much In arrears at this ses- - the open was chiefly to enable him to there will come the great struggle isiation piles up daily and quickly gets They live in noor quarters heeanse tfcy s.on. among allies as to whom they shall ?-- hold New York state and its great the dangerous figure. ex- can not live any better. Many of them y to a The military ittfW tiontosee In brief Congress hasn't the time delegation. That has been assured. agree upon. Then will be the onpor-tunlt- penditures can not be greatly curtail I know would" bo glad to come baek J now to enter upon the President's leg- - The allied boomers would like for him for real President-makin- g. If ed. The country wants a large army here if they could find any way of E II t rod lins. es- islatlve program, even if Congress was to develop strength elsewhere but they Governor Hughes grows in public and a large navy, especially a large paying their fare down here." A blooming willing to do so. But the Republicans are not so much concerned about that timation as his friends hope he will navy, and It is willing to pay gener- Mr. Freitas gave tho names of people do not believe the now as they are to the grow, might be to center whom he knew, who cheeks, and that President sent jut have New the effort ous sums for pensions to the Civil War formerly Hred here his special message with any serious Tork delegation out of Taft's reach. upon him. But Cannon, who w;ill have veterans and their widows. Increases who are living in San Francisco ranch a Ifigfat, cheerful face, in every legislative purpose but that it was in fini. TTllrrhp5 mnct Innlr out fn-- hfmealf much support outside of Illinois, would in pay for officers of the army and less comfortably than they were here, tended by him for politics pure and as a candldatp. Snpal-p-r fVinnnn nnu-- very grudgingly, and for one rea- navy and who would be glad of ehance et Bottle Ayer's Sarsaparilla. l yield and for the enlisted men of both a te of simple. They argue that the message rally would not like for Gov. Hughes son or other the same would be true services seem to be approved by the come back to the islands. If jusr appetite is poor, your is therefore likely to fall flat after the to develop too much strength outside of the other allied candidates. And country, as well as a considerable In L. A. Thurston is of the opinioa that excitement over such political coup of New York. would be something difficulty amon-- j au- - no better field la- dlgeEfcKS. imperfect, and you feel a It there will be the thel crease in the pension list. Those for recruiting white has subsided. of a menace to his chances. All the allies of preventing some of their j thorizations will mean expenditures ot bor for the islands ean be fonad tfcaa I rerracs r3 weak, you ought to But it leaves them in an uncom- allies hope that the Governor will get strength slipping away to Taft as the many more millions of dollars annually. right in San Francisco, aad Tight fortable nosition . and it especially a hold on Republican voters in New President To among those who formerly lived here. tnkvt Administration favorite. make them it has been decided . leaves some of the presidential can- England for that Is not yet preempted Roosevelt would have to be kept In to suspend practically for one year the didates in an uncomfortable position. territory, is in fact about the only big mind, for he can be depended upjn extensive internal improvements for 'FOSSILS' ON SUPREME Tim radical element of the country is northern territory that has not been to pull off some dramatic stunt tiiat which very large sums have been vot AYER'S with the President. It wants the leg- preempted by some candidate. But the might swing the convention, notwith- ed In recent years. That, however, COURT BENCH Taft boom been islation and the seats of a large num- has checked in New standing all the well-ma- de prepara- will provoke much criticism from am- Republican England and the plans of New ber of Representatives will the tions to have steady men on the floor, bitious towns and cltle3 and from com- .NEW YORK, Feb. 9. The three de- be imperiled next November, unless England Senators to send uninstructed mercial iarsaitparilla who would not lose their heads in a and industrial organizations. cisions of United Supreme they can show that they did their ut- delegates, whose names are already on It will be taken up in the campaign the States up whirl of party enthusiasm. most to bring about the enactment of slates made by these senators weeks politicians on Cap- and hammered into the heads of voters Court against organized labor have se impurities from the ago In many Before long the exgels all the reform 'laws that the President! instances, are progressing give a little of their for all it may be worth. embittered labor leaders here that beautifully from the point itol Hill must steps were by fed- HooS.sjd.gires strength and vigor asked them for. ( senatorial thought to legislation. The Politics, politics and the coming cam- taken the central ai of view. time and al of Pennsylvania Sen- paign. Everything In Washington erated union today to form a new Te-ifs- cG Senator Knox is in currency bill is now before the to- will surely Last week Secretary e labor de- tie seres. It a fairly satisfactory position as a can- Taft made a will be taken up harks to tho-- subject In what party. Delegates coup in Massachusetts by putting ate, and in one week nounced the judges as " fossilised. " Co jos. to health. didate, in that regard, because he Im- there for three weeks of debate. A "Uncle Joe" Cannon calls the last mediately introduced an employers" Samuel L. Powers in prepare analysis. And the Republican Con- and said that nothing better could be Sarsa-jHzroE- Se charge of operations score of Senators must po- I ena&e, Ayer,s liability bill, and because that bill, or there and Mr. a gress as well a3 the Republican ad- expected from men who owed their Powers was going into every Congres- speedhes on that measure. It takes sitions to bankers and corporations. JfvcaHtains no alcohol. something like it, will be passed at effort to do that, es- ministration ha Its perplexities. sional district and into , every county lot of time and Samuel Gomners. president of the this session. He will likely Introduce prepare speeches enough to ERNEST G. WALKER. many In an effort to Taft-B- ut pecially to Tbers axe imitation two or bills along test sentiment for American Federation of Labor, will be three other the lines It was Interpreted as an keep the Senate going for the best kM bv unions, repre Sarsaparillas. of the President's recommendations on effort to Old Sores Cured by the New York a punish Senator W. Murray Crane, part of one month. senting over 230,000 men, to call a na I legal topics, which, as lawyer, can Just Besoreyra get "AYER'S." a he as President Roosevelt and Secretary The currency bill, framed chiefly by "THE HOUSEHOLD SURGEON" tional convention to name presidential do appropriately. But Speaker Can- Hale, is likeiy Taft are trying to punish Senator For- Senators Aldrich and Druggists refund money if DR. candidates and adopt a platform, the non, as a candidate, will have to share aker in Ohio and eliminate him from to become a law, but not until after delegates to which shall be chosen by popular odium among PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEAL- I x :. tke best fsailr Uxsttr. the the radical public life. The Massachusetts Repub- there is a strenuous fight. The Demo- orcanized labor throughout the coun- element of Republicans for the failure lican local leaders pounced savagely crats are well organized to debate It, ING OIL fails. Made bv PARIS try- Congress legislate. of to He prides upon Mr. Powers and therefore the and also to make politics out of it. MEDICINE CO., Saint Louis. U. P. first Sun-d- ar - It wis decided to meet the W m eOEXJSTER. DRUG CO., AGENTS himself very much on the exercise- of Taft boom In the Bay State has had Some of the best-Inform- ed Republl- - oi A. in March to start the movement.

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"3 --- ..- - "'------Ja0tmfitit waBwi. iMa, .rtfe3 .yi- fr., if' "' - i,i jfj'i wrt, 1jyj!...la-au1u..l..-- i. .- , inaaaaWH ffiatf - - -- ifo YiSSErBmiu S?TT. jSdaajflWBMMMM ftSiii jtiei if !" 'J' .?g ftii ' ir 1m bbbbbbbbbbbLH 4P ? at . HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY" 21, 1908. SEMI-WEEKL- Y m " i Castle &. Cooke Co., Ltd HONOLULU REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Honolulu, T. H. SPOKANE AND Entered of Record February 12, 190S. Alexander Mackintosh to Wm L SORE HANDS Commission Merchants MEN STIR UP SAN FRANCISCO Peterson Rel Kaahanui Lopes and hsb to Wil- Red, Rough liam A. Kane et al D Hands, Itching Sugar Factors . Maluihi-(w- ) et al to Laa D Burning Palms and Moeino (k) to Wm Laa D Painful H M Kaniho and wf to Pau Kealoha.D FlM-tario- Co. Finger Ends Ewa n W M Minton and wf to Mrs Lizzie "Wamlm AgnocUnral Co., Ltd. Kohala Sugar Co. Ewaliko D Waive Sugar Mil! Co. Oahu College by Trs to Henry TREATMENT Apekaa. Sugar Co- -, Ltd. Gehring Rel "Works Louis. Faiten Iron of St. Hcrmine Gehring and hsb to F Wil- Steam Pniaps. Soak hands IBakc liam the on retiring in a strong, hot, Western's Centrifugals. Gehring ,...M Bafce&ck & Wilcox Boilers. Elikapeka Macy and hsb to Auguste creamy lather of CUTICURA SOAP. Dry, Green's Fuel Economizer. K Schlemmer D and anoint freely with CUTICURA, the great Marsh Steam Pumps, John Kia to John A Maguire D ilalson Naigation Co. skin cure and purest of emollients. Wear, during Planters' Line Shipping Co. Entered of Record February 13, 190S. Chas Lovell and wf to Paulo Kaal D the night, old, loose kid gloves, with the finger Adriano R Souza and wf to Jose HELP THE EARTH l J Caldeira D ends cut off and air holes cut in the palms. For Antonio Vieira and wf to Antonio red, rough, chapped hands, dry, fissured, itch ag, --VN'D THE Nobriga D SvS HOTEL. ?W VSELlT; Chas-Cop- p et al to George Saburo feverish palms, with shapeless nails ana painful EARTH YOU f (& ,et al ,. D WILLJELP Leong Hong to Kala Kanahuna..Rel finger ends, this treatment is simply wonderful. Louisa .Mossmann and hsb to II A We make fertilizer for every Tavares et al D Millions of Women Use Cuticura Soap product aud put on tliu market Joe da Cambra and wf to Fran-ciscVD- a, Exclnslvely, for preserving, pnrif ying, and beautifying the stlc, for cleansing the scalp of Arruda D crusts, scales, and dandralf , and the stopping of falling hair, for softening, whltcnfcvf, ami lias been proven of toothing red, rough, and soro hands, annoying Inflam- only what Joao to' R Souza, Jr, in tne lorni of ba'is for irritations, know e vie Lima J mations, ami dialings, or too free or oilensive perspiration, in thq form of wash... tat real value-- Let us et al D ulcerative weaknesses, and for many sanative antiseptic purposes which readily suggest for """"""l1 T0" "vvant 5o51 W O Aiken to Antone Viera D themselves to women, and especially mothers, and for all the purposes of the toilet, bath, prpo?e nursery. No who we will supply aou. J B Atherton Est Ltd by regr to.. and amount of persuasloa can Induce those have once used it to nsoany helps and . '. Notice other, especially for preserving and purifying the skin, scalp, and hair of infants and us children. Cuticura. Soap combines delicate emollient properties derived from Cuti- Address W O Smith, tr, to W II Minton.... cura, the great skin cure, with the purest of clcanting ingredients and the most refresh- Par Rel ing of flower odours. No other medicare J soap ever compounded Is to be compared with It Guano and Fertilizer Co Joseph K Clark to Kauimakaole for preserving, purifying, and beautifying the akin, scalp, hair, and handj. No other Pacific ,... D foreign or domestic toiltt soap, however expensive, Is to bo compared with it for all tha Lazarus nursery. Soap T. C Angela purposes of the toilet, bath, and Thus it combines in One at Oxs Trice, Honolulu. H. Marion Crook and hsb to the. skin and complexion soap, the toilet and baby soap in the world. M Mann ..." SI best best best of Record February 14, 190S. Complete Externa! and Internal Treatment for Every Humour. Entered Consisting of Cuticura Soap, to cleanse the skin of crusts and scales and soften tha P M Lansdale to William R Cas- thickened cuticle, Cuticura Ointment, to Instantly allay itching and Irritation and sootba INSURANCE - and hial, and CtmiURA HEot,VE.r, to cool and cleanse tl.e blood. Amt. Depot: B. tle AM w-- c- - - Immanuel Friedlaender and wf to Towns & Co.. Svdnev. V. Dint- I.f.nnos Ltd Cape Town. Francisco Deniz D H & Co., Port Mutl Ben Soc of Haw to Ja- Reuter, P D; la of gr 630, WananaluaJ Theo. Davies $1. 302, SO. Dated! son Almeida Hana. Maui. B p FATE DECIDED Marion A Cheek and wf by atty to Feb 2S, 1907. (Limited) Fleming Geo Cockett, Rel; INCIDENTS IN THE CAREER OF A VISITOR ABOUT Frederick G Krauss D D T to TOWN, SHOW pes $150. B ING GRAPHICALLY WHAT HE WAS Up AGAINST. Frederick G Krauss to Marion A Int In land, Kula, Maul. Agents for Fire, Life and A1 - CA T.r..f1. Ton O 1QA- - Cheek ., M L0N9 Marine Insurance. Samuel P Aholo to James L Aholo D D T Fleming to George Cockett, Rel; HE M SAX FRANCISCO. February 10. H. ions divined his purpose, he was over James L Aholo and wf to P Sllva, int in 4 of 1 share in Sniffen Est, G. Picker and Alexander Fish, two the fence and soon had seized an elk tr D Kula, Maui. $300. B 301, p SI. Dated - 9, 19GS. guests Jefferson, were by its horns. The struggle between Joseph- Hookano et al to Wm F Jan Company, at the Hotel Tokunaga to A de Rego & Co, C M; (From Wednesday's Advertiser.) Northern Assurance locked out of rooms by man- man and beast was of short duration. Pogue L their the bldg, 11 horses, 3 hacks, harness, etc, William Henry, High Sheriff, in hi3 agement hostelry yesterday be- Picker was thrown, but managed to James Kaahanui et al to Wm F FIRE AND of the of Stables, 'Kahului, Maui. OF LONDON, FOR cause of their failure to pay various get up and away with only a damaged Pogue L Puunene return to the petition of Funakoshl $1200. B 297, p 462. Dated Sept 14, corpus-denie- s LIFE. Established 1836. bills they had contracted in the house. nose. Est of H A Widemann by trs et Tatsugoro for a writ of habeas Funds.., 3,975.000 men He attempted to repeat the experi- al to Alwine Conradt et al D 1907. that the trial was held partly AccnmulaUd Both are well known in business L Aholo wf to Lahaina room. says 4 social circles of Spokane ence at the buffalo paddock, further Entered of Record February 15, 190S. Jas and outside of the court He and and Co Ltd, D; R P 1S55, kul proceedings occuring In a Honolulu and have at various times along the road, and was only re- Kapeka Baker and hsb to Archi- that all the Co. '. 2650, Kanaula, Lahaina, Maul. $40. B Japanese lodging house were, on mo- Foieiflii lis. been guests at the Fairmont and St. strained from doing so after a tussle bald Baker D 302, p S3. Dated Dec 30, 1907. tion of attorneys 06 defendant and an m ii Francis of this city. with his companions. W W Carlyle and wf to S I Shaw.. D FORi MARINE Mrs Keliimahiai Biart to Honolulu Recorded February 7, 1903. order of the court, stricken from tha OF MVERPOOL, Their predicament at the Jefferson A serious pnase of PIcKer and Fish's -- record of the proceedings. - Plantation Co L by atty .o Ma- Capital i'm'm is the culmination of a revelry fling unconventional outing is the claim of Ellen L B Atherton Denying Funakoshl was not KaUlhiwa (w) to J PHalli L D; 23, blk '107, that around this city and Oakland, lasting the automobile people at the St. Fran- tilda B Sackwitz, lot tried, convicted and sentenced accord- -- of Record February 17, 190S. Redaction of rates. several weeks. During this time they cis that Picker gave them a check for Entered Palolo Valley, Honolulu, Oahu. $500. B alleged petition, Kaohimaunu Apolo wf to Ono- - ing to law as in the Immediate Payment of Gaims. have spent a lot of cash and have ac- $175 which came back dishonored. and 302, p So. Dated Feb 4, 190S. proceedings mea Sugar Co M the high sheriff relates tho cumulated automobile and hotel debts Faulkner & Schuler, who own the Charles Lucas, tr, to Lahapa Mau'.l-aw- a that ended In Judgment and sentence aggregating something like $714. garage at Polk and Turk streets, also Kanoe Lehuloa and wf et al to hsb, Rel; pc land. King St, Little Ltd. Bishop Zeugma D and by Judge Gilbert F. at South H. DaYies & Co., One night during this time they also claim that Picker rve them r eheek of Honolulu,. $330. B 297, p 465. 28, 1903, Funakoshl Theo. Laa wf to Mc Oahu. Hllo on January had an exciting experience in Golden for $316 which came back dishonored." ralam and L G', 190S. ' to Imprisonment Candless D Dated Feb being sentenced at AGENTS. Gate Park. "With them in their auto Friends of the two men are maklngi et al Lelaloha Mauliawa to H Sing Fook, hard labor for thirty years, and to Allen & Robinson Ltd to Chas P mobile were two women Picker had ' strenuous efforts to raise money to M; por R 401. King St, Honolulu, pay $20.30 costs of court or to be im-- Kaleikoa Rel P the automobile stop opposite the deer settle all their debts as quickly and Oahu; 2 int in Est of Lahapa Mauli- - nrlsoned until such costs were paid. C Drummond to Germana ...... 'mi ,., t.1..-.- t. - and elk paddock. Before his compan-- l quietly as possible. Eulalia awa; 60.7, .oiu, ivauiu, wu-f. - xne copy oi miiixmua ! . inij Melin --. Rel R P kui mm waia. Molokai. $300. B 297, p 465. j that Funakoshi Tatsugoro was con-Dat-ed Germana Melin and hsb to Antonio In second degree Route of the Feb 7, 190S. victed of murder the Famous Tourist F Centeio D . The Aberahama to B K Kaiwiaea. D; on one .Motomro ivaxaro on juiy -- . THE KASATO MARU AND W C AchI, tr, to Trent Trust Co ill World. a 2403, 1902. (gr) Wakiu, Ltd AM 3 of R P Maui. $60. B 302, p S6. Dated It Is further shown In the return that Uml-n- ul Hana. Jian-Au- s- and hsb to T Kajlta Supreme With the Cana 4. 1S99. Funakoshl appealed to the In Connection STRANGE MISSION Confn L Oct decision, Line Tickets HER M to Rachel Kai Court, which gave a written tralian Co M H Reuter and wf T Kajita to Trent Trust Ltd..C l-- on 7, 1904, in the are Isu.d wiaea (widow), P D; 1 2a of gr 630, November and that Akana, by High Sheriff, to C K exceptions matters- - UNITED Wananalua. Hana. Maul. $1, etc. 23 appeal and all the TO ALL POINTS IN THE Ai D 'nml 1. o r. ...e-- . tntlQ T lUXff 31.111 VALPARAISO, February IS. to delays rough water often in 302, S7. 23, 1907. AND CANADA. VIA The; other No- p Dated Feb STATES for days a time. are James B Castle, by atty, to (widow) to M H faqt set up in the petition for a writ VICTORIA and VANCOUVER Japanese steamer Kasato Maru, which terferes at There Notice Rachel Kaiwiaea corpus were duly presented many holidays on which the laborers tice gr 650, Wananalua, of habeas is equipped with wireless apparatus, M Reuter, P D; la of Supreme and will not work. Thus according to Maria Fernandez and hsb to F 302, S7. and argued to the Court sorts: . Hana, Maui. $1, etc. B p Dat- de- Mountian occupied twenty-fou- r days in making shipping men condi- Swanzy et al ..-- T decided against the claims of the CIER. MT. STEPHENS familiar with the ed Feb 2S, 1907. BANFF r,l Tocopllla. there, Isaac Testa to George Rosa Rel Ma-ke- fendant. the trip from Iquique to tions it miirht readllv hannen Leialoha Furst and hsb (J) to la AND FRASER CANYON go Isaac Testa to George Rosa Rel ACCEPTS JAIL SENTENCE. There is much curiosity as to her mo- that a vessel, obliged to to several Davis, D; int in 10 0a in R P LINE OF STEAMERS landings cargo, George Rosa to Isaac Ihlhl D H. Conolly has withdrawn his appeal EMPRESS spending this time. of these for her might (gr) 3010, Kainalu, Molokai. $25. B FROM VANCOUVER. tive in be days in completing her load, as the Louiza Rodrigues, by atty, to Lilia from District Magistrate Andrade, who D 302, p S9. Dated Jan 4, 1903. sentenced him to be imprisoned for six Tickets to AH Points in Japan, China, Kasato Maru seems to have been. J It Freltas Co Kallewa 1, IS, 190S. Kahului Railroad to Sam months and to pay costs for the offense World. was announced February by the iquique and Tocopllla are about seven- - Entered of Record February Hama-kualo- a, India ard round the It L; 4a land, Pala, Pacific Guano and Fertilizer Company ty miles apart. N S Fairweather to C H Bellina... et al, Sur of common nuisance. He I3 the man Tickete and general information .Maui. $1. B 293, p 371. Dated Fk that tho charter of the Chilean ship1 The Kasato Maru was in the port Receipt detected through a telescope while act- .4pplv to Llanguihui, which had been engaged of Honolulu last November, sailing Abigail K C Parker and hsb to Aug 12, 1907. ing In a lewd manner upon the top ot Sam Kailewa, Sr, td Kahului Rail- slopes, where, before hla DAVIES & GO., LTD. to bring nitrates here from nitrate from here November 7 for Callao Abigail W" Kawananakoa D Punchbowl THEO. H. Tag-Japane- se Co, 25 R W over pc land, ports, had been cancelled and that the where she arrived December 12. A Belle Johnson et al to J M road L; ft arrest, he was subjected to a severe Rel Paia, Hamakualoa, Maui. 15 yrs ar trouncing by J. Medelros, brother of Onadian-Australia- n S. S. Line. S. S. Kasato Maru had been Captain Filmer, an Englishman nearly sa.rd Agents was ex-- $10 per yr. B 293, p 373. Dated Aug a little girl he had enticed to the spot. Railway. chartered in its place, and eighty years of age, was in nominal Can?:. an Pacific pected to be here some time in Feb-- command of the vessel. But a Japa-- Recorded February 5, 190S. 13, 1907. r MAT HAVE SAID "PLEASE." ruary. nese named Mori was Japanese Kuhinu (w) to James Armstrong et Recorded February S, 1903. T. M. Harrison for Nakamoto, in- the de- The nitrate ports, include a number master. During the warbetween Jap- - al, L; R P 171, kul 743S, aps 1 and 2, David Kawananakoa and wf to Abi- dicted for larceny In the second of landings between Iquique and Cal- - an and Russia she was in the service Manana, Ewa, Oahu. 10 yrs at $100 gail K C Parker, D A; female child, gree, has entered a demurrer on the 304, p ground Indictment "does not of Hawaii dera. One of the important ones is of the Japanese government. She was per yr. B 29S, p 9S. Dated Feb 4, 190S. Abigail H K Kawananakoa., B that the - Bank Antofogasta. A number of them have built in 1900 by Wigham, Richardson Florence' E Dove and hsb (C V E) 60. Dated Feb S. 190S. state that the defendant did unlaw- feloniously been recently established and do not & Co. at Newcastle-on-Tyn- e, Is of steel lo C Cooper, D; pors grs Samuel Klpl and wf to John de Fries fully and steal, take and LIMITED. Katherine away, wm or appear on any but the very latest 6167 gross tonnage and 3S23 net; 400 3050 and 2593, ap 3, and int in Dortch and wf. D A: child. Klaaina Kip!, carry against the tno any ai- - maps. Loading at these landings is feet long, 50 feet beam, and 19 feet Ave, Nuuanu Valley, Honolulu, Oahu. horn Aue 17. 1904. B 304. p 61. Dated owner thereof, of the things the Lews of the very slow. There are no wharves. Ves- - depth of hold. She was not equipped $2100 $3000. B 302, p 74. Dat- - Oct 5. 1907. lleged in said Indictment to have been Ineerparated rnder and mtg away." Territory of Hawaii. sels have to remain well out at moor- - with wireless when in this port, but ed Dec 6, 1907. David Kawananakoa et al to Abigail stolen, taken and carried le- 600,000.00 ings, ana tne nitrates are ioauea ay mav nave naa tne apparatus in her Wm H Harbottle to Akau, L; por K C Parker, Decree of Adoption; pATn-TT- P CAPITAL REMEDIES FOB MEALY BUGS. 200,000.00 means of boats or lighters. In addition hold. R P 35SS, kul 2937, par 2, Kapa-lam- a, galized adoption of Abigail H K Ka- eu.crX.US Ka-plola- nl 102,617.80 Honolulu, Oahu. oMyrs at $94 wananakoa and name changed to In the year 1902 I took charge of is. CTXDIVIDEU PBOFITS.. 30-ac- per yr. B 293, p 100. DaTed Nov 22, Campbell. B 304, p 62. Dated re plantation of pineapples and E LUST YEAR'S BUSINESS 1907. Feb 8, 190S. the pines were bearing, but in the fall OFFICERS: Wm H Harbottle to Akau, Can L; W W Ahana to Clinton J Hutchins, all looked sick and were dying out, Claries ii Cooke. President por R P 35SS, kul 2937, part 2, .Kapa-lam- a, Judgment; ad damnum $16o.2o, costs so I sent to the Experiment Station P C- - ..Vice-Preside- nt Honolulu, Oahu. B 29S, p 100. and charges $40.50. B 143, p 52. Dated at Lake City some plants and they jes Vice-Preside- nt OF pC vT. Hskfrtane..2nd FOR TIE PARTICULARS THE PARKER RANCH Dated Nov 22, 1907. Feb 8, 190S. reported mealy bugs. I at once or- C K. OsKe Cashier Percy C Buzzel to Thos Gandall, Rel; Kaapuikl Kahllama to Henry Whar dered 20 tons of tobacco dust for in- C Hesace, Jr Assistant Cashier R P 2462, kul 959, Pauoa, Honolulu, ton, M; R P (gr) 846, Kemoo, Waialua, secticide purposes, and in the year - 1904 I shipped the best crop of pines T B. D&woa Assistant Cashier Judge Lebbeus R. Wilfley, of the U. Alfred W. Carter, guardian of the Oahu. $250. B 301, p 76. Dated Nov Oahu. $100.- B 297, p 471. Dated Feb Secretary 7, 1905. 7, 190S. grown in the neighborhood, and if rl B. Xtaomi S. Court of Shanghai, China, property of Annie T. K. Parker, District a Castle & WIthlngton to Thomas David WTaIau and wf et al to Kau your subscribers will apply 1500 jJGtBCTORS: Chas. M. Cooke, P. C M. Robertson, by his attorney, A. G. minor, has rendered his eighth account Gandall, Rel; R P 2462, kul 959. rents, Agricultural Co, D; gr 2113, aps 1 and pounds per acre as soon as possible, W. Macfariane. E. F. Bishop, Jeses. F. moves that the court here order Fran- which is now under reference to J. etc, Pauoa, Honolulu, Oahu. $250. 3 2, and por gr 1742, Poupouwela, etc, of the best tobacco dust, I feel satis 13. J-- A. McCandless, C H. fied will no E. Tetuy. cis M. Brooks, plaintiff In a suit for Marcalllno as master. The estate is 3M P "" Dated Jan 29, 193S. Kau, Hawaii. $1584.40. B 302, p 90, he have further trouble, AiSrrton. C H. Cooke. but in the future he should always damages against him and his clerk, the well-kno- Parker ranch. Thomas Gandall and wf to William Dated Jan 2S, 1903. Williamson, M; R P 2462, kul 959, rents, Lepeka Ahull (widow) to Francisco includ-- ' tobacco dust in every appli- - Frank E. Hinckley, to furnish him The guardian charges himself with cation of COHMESCIAIi AKD SAVINGS DE- water rts, etc, Pauoa, Honolulu, Oahu. VIerra, D; R P 7367, kul 1294, Waikoe-ko- e, fertilizer. Florida Agricul- PABTMEKTS. with a bill of particulars setting forth $249,492.12 and asks to be allowed $250,-516.- $200. B 301, p 77. Dated Jan 7, 190S. Hamakua, Hawaii. $150. B 299. turist. showing Can any of the Advertiser readers the following matters: ( an overpayment of Wm Williamson, tr, to Kaneohe Rice 213. Dated 13, 1903. etrlet attention given to all brancbei p Jan tell price of tobacco se-er- $1024.61. There is capital Co In 795S, dust? M "1. Specifying days be- - j a expenditure Mill Ltd, D; Int R P kul Nettle L Scott and hsb to Manuel t of Bankinc. the Ot iS 4 . i5 sS , 2726, ap 2, Paalaakai, Waialua, Oahu. 2033, 1, & & & v J & . fore and since the 15th day of Sep- -, viatory Pestana, D; por gr Pahoehoe The shows probably 150.000 $1. B 202, p 77. Dated Jan 2S. 1903. $600. B 299, p 214. etc, near Dowsett Lane, Honolulu, Oa ttjod vtrTLDrsf?. street. 1907 on which, as plaintiff N Kona, Hawaii., fort tember acres of iand investments amounting Recorded February C, 19C8. 190S hu. $1300. B 302, p 100. Dated defend- - Dated Jan 22, Jan claims, this defendant and the to $20,517.25 and live stnetr no fnllnt- - Est of W Allen by to Mrs C C " I908 A T" TTI1r)Ar no ,...... ,. ,? . - . ... F tr Jose G Serrao and wf to First Bank ant .- - njU.m., u y -- .,.00 neaa 18,000 Olsen and to Castle & Cooke Co., Ltd rraiii.".! of cattle, head of Allen, A M; see lib 119, fol 375 see lib of Hilo LtdM; lot 53, gr 4333, and lot Edvart wf Mutual Bldg was ( -- them, stated that 'Brooks and is sheeD 2000 horses, i . -- . ...,. and head of- nil ioo f,.. "- r- jci uttii ou. 01 por ... , - - - . "' " 't i' " Dated 50, patent 4851, and rents. Kalwlkl nawaii ia, ti; Feb 5. 190S Hllo, Hawaii; part A, lot 27, gr 4077; kuis i--sa ana ui, sec a. near Dow- and he dare not return there;' and to The guardian's commissions sett Lane, Honolulu, Oahu. $S00. Life amount A N Campbell, tr, to Sarah Towel!, agrmts of sale, "etc, Olaa, Puna, Ha- B and Fire name the person or peisons to whom to $12,239.51. The account is 297, p 472. 7, 190S. for the Par Rel: gr 923, Keekee'2, Kona, Ha- $2000. B 297, p 46S. Dated Feb Dated Jan or in whose presence such statement year 1907. waii. Albert Trask to W O Smith, M; waii. $123. B 297, p 463. Dated Feb 1, 190S. lots was made...... - -. 1, 2, 3, 4, 11, 12, 13, 13 and 16, blk G 5, 190S. AVm McCluskey Bohnenberg, insurance "2. Specifying what letters, giving to John 15, 16, 17, 18 19, PNEUMONIA. and lots and 5. Sarah B Towell (widow) to Eliza- - land, S Hllo, Ha- blk dates ana names of persons to wnom D; Sa Kaumana. Kalulani Tract, Honolulu, Oahu. $700. c Greenwell, D; 2 gr 923, 92. addressed, wherein, as plaintiff claims. Old people and those who have weak b.eth, lntin waii. $200. B 302, p Dated Sept 297, p 473. 30, , B Dated Dec 1907. -s rveeiice u.ict, Hawaii, jiou. n u., 14, 1907. Agents this defendant and the defendant ,un- - Keo-lan- ul cannot be too careful in guard- S3. T K Lalakea and wf to Mary K i p Dated Feb 5, 1903. j ranK . .HincKiey, or euner oi tnem, Teresa Feries and hsb (J) to Jose G (Mrs), D; Int in gr 2979, Hale- - ln aSa,nst thIs dlsease- - Pneumonia Kae and hsb to Kealoha Ben (w), General Insurance Agents, representing charged the plaintiff with being a fugU Sernao, D; Int In lot 53, land patent puna, S Hllo, Hawaii. $62.50. B 302, at-h- ls D; Int In 4954, 4953, aps 1 tlve from justice and unfit to practise always results from a cold or an R P kul and 4S33, Kaiwik!, S Hllo, Hawaii. $400. p 95. Dated Dec 27, 1907. England 2, $1. 302, p Xew Mnrusl Life Insurance profession, or to carry on his busi- - tack of influenza, and can be prevented Haneoo, Hana, Maul. B B 302, p 93. Dated Jan 2, 1907. John Coelho and wf to John et al, r of Boston. . 77. Dated Jan 31, 1903. Cinf ness. I.by timely... use .... Mariano Rapozo and wf to Jose G D; kuls 7901 and 83230, Honuaino, S AeEM. Co. the of Chamberlain's Anna Fire Insurance '3. Specifying in detail what mall Fernandez and hsb to M H Serrao. D; lot 50, land patent 4S51, Kai-- Kona, Hawaii. $1, etc. 302, p D3. Cough Remedy. We yet o B ATTENTION clous and defamatory articles In the have as 'Reuter et al, D; int in la In R P wiki. Hllo. Hawaii. $500. B 302, p 93. Dated Nov 19, 1907. We have just accepted the Agency public press In Shanghai were written, hear of an attack of pneumonia where (gr) 19S2, bldgs, etc, in hui Iand, Ko- - Dated Aug 21. 1907. James K Lota and wf to John Hano, fartftc printed, published or circulated by the chamberlain's Couch Remedv was waipapa-ka- i, Hana, Maui. $230. B 30J, Recorded Feb 10, 190S. D; kul 5142, ap 2, Anahola, , Kauai. m Citizens laseraace Co. (Hartford Piie.) defendants herein, or either of them." . ., - . p 79. Dated Sept 16, 1907. Wilhelm to Carolina Gomes, $100. B 293. p 215. 24, 1D0S- tn...... u. cuicc. ij an .. Wolters Dated Jan - ucmti., - M H Reuter and wf to Rachel Kai- D; lot 26, blk 6, Kewalo Tract, Ho- Rebeka (widow) by afft of mtgee to Smith & Co., agents l-- 2a She Pretctr Underwriters of the Mike Sullivan and Stanlev KetchelH for Hawaii wiaea (widow), P D; 1 of gr 650, nolulu, Oahu. $900. B 302, p 97. Da- Kllauea Sugar Plantation Co. Fore Pboenix of Hartford, jisht in San Prancisco on .Saturday. Wananalua, Hana, Maul. $1. B 202, p ted Nov 14, 1907. Affdt; por.R P 35.6, kul 6730, Halelea. iiefe "BR also aaMsg the Boll or "Ketchell looks like having a shade the Koloa beat Llhue at baseball on Feb. $0. Dated Feb 2S, 1907. Mary Hotlng to Edvart Olsen. D; Koolau Kauai. B 297, p 473. Dated oaaer is Smt Fraaeisco. call in the betting. 16 by 12 runs to S. Rachel Kaiwiaea (widow) to M H'por kuls 12S5 and 2072, Sect A, bldgs. Feb 10. 190S.

lf . toa4! HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1908. SEMI-WEEKL-

PORT OF HONOLULU. LOCAL BREVITIES. Advertiser.) AEEIVED. (Krom Wednesday's THREE SUGAR Judge Quarles, late of Idaho, will Wednesday, February 19 open a law office in Honolulu. Stmr. Niihau, Oness, from Koioa, 7:23 Contractor Whltehouse has about a. m. men working on the Nuuanu Stmr. Mikahala, Gregory, from Kau- sixty IN A RACE dam. jfttV1. "BBBBH SHIPS ai, 5 a. m. assessor, Despatch, Kokerwitz, from A. W. Neely. first deputy Stmr.. to be made a candidate for MaKawell, at 6 a. m. declines the chief's job. M. N. Co.'s S. S. Hilonian, Johnson, left from San Francisco; reported by wire- Mrs. W. W. Harris and children AROUND HORN yesterday for Hiio, Mtli less 70 miles off at 8 a. m. arrived 2 by the Klnau where she will reside In the future, lififtFJ p. m. Kw Thursday, February 20. her husband being engaged In the Stmr. Claudine, Parker, from Hllo management of the Hawaiian Mahog- s?:ck,:CC,,jC.",,?s'S':C:0:o y ,JC,K,",,s,K,K,'K,K'K,J?,K'K',',, and Maui ports, 3:14 a. m. any Company. Stmr. J. A. Cummins, Searle, from Yesterday, the seventh day. did not H' ' Koolau ports. see the end of the examination of the -- J8Bfc- - 5SF :'ir:j Chinese woman. Soo Kwal Yin, for DEPAKTED. being unlawfully in the country. The Tuesdayv February IS. hearing will be resumed at 10 o'clock Commission- , A-- . Stmr. Kinau, Clarke, for Hiio and this morning before U. S. POWDER waft JL, r$g$S way ports, at noon. er Hatch. 4 Absolutely Pure ' Slpop Kalulani, for Waiaiu Delegate Kuhio cabled yesterday to Stmr. Likellke, Naopala, for wind- President J. F. Morgan of the Cham- Pills That Cure 1 T esti- The Th& w iiPi ward Hawaii, noon. ber of Commerce, "Hurry cable only Baking powder Stmr. Iwalani, Self, for Maui and mates for Pearl Harbor work." Later made veils RayaS Sssrapo Molokai ports, 5 p. m. he cabled that the revenue cutter WEAK Gream of Tartar Stmr. W. G. Hall, Thompson, for Manning would be here about April Kauai, 5 p. m. 1. To the first message the reply was WOMEN 11 S. Engineering Department Mo Alum Ho Lhr.e Phosphate Schr. Concord, for Kalaupapa, sent, "U. and I j a. m. cabled Sunday full estimates of cost." "My limbs ached had a Am. sp. Fort George, Fullerton, for Onpmea Sugar Co. held Its annual terrible pain in my right side. My New-- 10 a. m. office of C. York. meeting yesterday at the weight fell from 1 45 pounds to 99 tbAAU 60 YEARS' Stmr. Niihau, Oness, for Kauai, at Brewer & Co. Manager John T. Molr H&EXPERIENCE 5 p. m. reported that, all things considered, pounds. I had no appetite, my Stmr. Despatch, Kokerwitz, for Ma-kawe- li, the plantation had experienced "a very kidneys were affected, and I o S p. m. year, no losses or break- at favorable with r. A.-- H. S. S. Nevadan, Greene, for downs," At a cost of $50,000 the mill had headaches, backaches and THE ERSKINE M. PHELPS, SAID TO BE THE FASTEST SHIP SHIP IN Kahulul, at 8 p. m. had Deen reconstructed, irom wnicn u fainting spells. As my doctor did t THE WORLD. O. S. Co.'s S. S. Alameda, Dowdell, increase of one to one and a half per r for San Francisco, 10 a. m. ejected. The not help me, I tried Dr. Williams fc? fc? s5 cent. In extraction is Trade Marks V W W J W W V IV 0 W ? w ? ? W O O O O W W v J W 0 Stmr. Maui, Bruhn, for windward I Designs crop of 1907 overran the estimate and Pink Pills and now am cured Hawaii ports, 10:30 p. m. that of 190S will be from an estimated t Copyrights &c There is a race on around Cape ning free, she made fourteen knots by Stmr. Mikahala, Gregory, for Kauai, and in the best of health. Dr. Anyone sending a rketch and description mT the patent log, and twelve knots close area of 4072 acres Including the land which will be watched with much 5 p. m. of outside planters. Williams' Pink Pills built up my lnrention la probably iiuciiuhiii Communlou. Horn hauled with the yards braced sharp. Stmr. A. Cummins, Searle, r tlonartrictlycontldentUl. HANDBOOK on Patents J. for I gained 3 free. Oldest agency for eecurmir patents. interest. The Erskine M. Phelps and With the small amount of ballast she Walmanalo. whole system and lent Mnnn A Co. (From Thursday's Advertiser.) Patents taken tbroneh recelre ' had in, she listed but eight degrees in ptciolnoiicc, without coarse. In tbe George, which raced from young rub- pounds in weight." Mrs. Jacob i the Fort a heavy blow, at the same time carry- PASSENGERS, Captain Dalton had some re- valley X Scientific flmericatu San Francisco to the islands, with ing topgallant sails. Arrived. ber trees scorched in the Palolo H. 'Denny, 257 North Division yet been sat-tle- d Niihau, bush' fire Monday night. 1 X handsomely Illustrated weekly. do sults which have never She holds the record from New York Per stmr. from Kauai, upper one SL, Buffalo, N. Y. cnlation of any seienUQc Journal. Terms. S3 a to edge Feb. 19 Tasima, Nagaml, Imamura, Last Monday night the year: four montbs.fl. Sold by all newsdealers. to the satisfaction of all concern- Java, at the eastern of the McBryde A booklet of valuable information, en- t Okada, HIno, Tao, and Mrs. of two large reservoirs oh .- ed, will now an opportunity to Indian Ocean, having sailed to Java Harumi maliciously opened, titled "Plain Talks to Women- will be fllUNN&Co.36,B'' New York have in eighty days. On voyage Harumi. plantation was but 1! (25 Head this , was sent free to any woman. It is particularly Branch Office. F BU Washington. D. a test their qualifies on a longer course. Per S. S. Hllonla-n- from San Fran fortunately no serious damage ) 5 she went from the meridian of Green- done. interesting to mothers of growing girls The Fort George, Captain Fullerton, wich to the head In twenty-six- - days, cisco, February 19 Mrs. E. F. Nichols who become pale, thin and listless as tbcj t BUSINESS CARDS. and child, Charles Bon, James Ken- J. J. Belser received a cablegram sailed from Honolulu for New York at averaging two hundred and fifty miles yesterday announcing the death of his approach womanhood. sixty-fiv- e nedy, E. Walden, wife and 3 children, 10 o'clock Tuesday morning, with 3000 each day, a total of hundred youngest brother, Lloyd Belser, aged I speed would carry Mrs. J. W. Saunders and daughter. HONOLULU JRON WORKS CO. Ma- knots a that the 12 years, that morning In San Fran- tons of sugar. The ship Erskine M. ship from New York to the English Miss A. Strayne, Mrs. A. Krafft and Dr. Williams' chinery of every description made to 2 children, L. A. cisco. Phelps, Captain Graham, with 1500 Channel in thirteen days. Thurston, Mrs. Thurs T order. ' ton, R. W. Shingle, H. Hanea, Joseph Raymond C. Brown, Inspector of Im- sugar, Ka-hul- ui A single voyage across tons of was towed out of the Atlantic Souza, H. T. Broderick, Kralg, migration, Is going to register the Ha-- PINK PILLS I thirty-fiv- e con- John yesterday 3 in thirty or days is waiian-oor- n ana me v.ni- - 50c per box, 6 boxes, $2.50. at aJ druggists or from LEWERS & COOKE (Robert Lewers, harbor afternoon at August Freltas and wife, J. Alexander, naiurauzea Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady, X. Y. sidered a fast passage. During the m soon ne re- - Dr P. Lowrey, C. M. Cooke). Import- o'clock by Captain Parker and the R. r. .Tones. T. fiassett. .T. Stevens '"ese tnis Territory as as J. run from New York to Head i Java the wife and 2 children; Mrs. Van Winkle, celves the necessary papers from ers and dealers In lumber and build- Claudine, On the start of her long smallest day's run was two hundred ing materials. Office, 414 Fort street .Mrs. Turman. i.uo.iUlSiuU, journey to Delaware Breakwater. The miles and the best day's run three Per stmr. Mikahala, from Kauai, T"e Executive Committee of the Ter-Fe- b. two vessels could not have been a hundred and ten miles. 19 Miss Medeiros, M. J. Pereira, I ritorlal Republican Central Committee HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE And from to Taltal, Chile, in de-Fa- PROFESSIONAL CARDS. hundred miles apart when the Phelps Java Mrs. Andrake. Mrs. McCauley,- - H. P. j has Passed resolutions practically ballast she sailed 11,600 miles across E. Knudsen, manding the appointment of either 15,000-mi- le A. Frank Medeiros, Honolulu, Thursday, Feb 20, 1S0S. spread her sails for the jour- I the Indian and South Atlantic Oceans Joe Medeiros, J. Nevin, L. Slmanda, Eben lAv-'-' Henry Hapai or George E. Royal Hawai- fifty-eig- ht ' t DR. McCLENNAN The ney. They may have been closer than in days, an average of two Miss Samanda, Smithies for Tax Assessor. The reso-- ian cottage X. H. A. Jaeger, Mrs. t asitai. Hotel; Entrance that. is a practically even start. hundred miles dally. Then she sailed Vinceheimer, H. Kuhlbaum, William muons are signea Dy jonn t.. ane. NAME OF 3TOCK. eald CpVil. Bid.lXik Beretania street, near Junction of It Cape from Chile South around Horn, Stodart, A. Morrison, M. Houghtail-in- g, Alakea and Emma streets Hono- There is much interest in the outcome. up MlKCANTHJt. the South and North Atlantic Mr. Tirrell, A. Robinson, J. A. 0 Brewer SCo..i... fl.000 000! J1M) lulu. Specialist chronic, SUQAB. in difficult Another element of Interest arises Oceans to Philadelphia, a distance of Coney, A. F. Knudsen and wife, L. K. and lingering diseases. An honest miles ninety-fl- e EDITOR LO SUN Kwa ... 3,000 0001 20t2C 2X from the fact that the baric Nuuanu thirteen thousand in Smith, W. Hujnes, Mrs. A. Rice, Agricultural.... UWOOG! opinion given consultation. F. H. Haw. loajsu at first 15 days, the record run between the ports. Haw Com Sugar To 2.312 75l ffl pa- sailed from Honolulu February for Christina Thorns, Mrs. Gandall, H. A. 4 Accommodation furnished island The best days run on the" voyage Rice and wife, A. W. Heen, H. D. uaw eugir v 2.000.000 MK tients. Telephone 229. New York, under command of Captain from to Ombay 319 Houoniu...... JW.000, 10012' Manila Pass was Sloggett and wife. Miss L. Mundon. LEFT THE Hoaolsa... . 2.000.0UU 7W Josselyn. 13 2' miles, an average of nealy knots an Miss M. J. Rice, Miss E. H. Rice, Mr. J Haiku oOOOOO 100, ur .. 500 2rt '25 According to "form," to use a race- hour for twenty-fo- hours. Thi.V is 55 Kahnku. ... 2' MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OP INTEN Kauai, Miss Kauai and deck. Kihel Flan Co Ltd 50, SK - above average steam- TION- TO FORECLOSE AND OF track term, the Phelps ought to win. the of ordinary Per stmr. Claudine, from Hawaii and Koloa .. 500.000, too t ship time. a 20 has been reported: "A well known McBryde Sup Co Ltd S,50O,000 s FORECLOSURE SALE. record-breake- r, Maui ports, Feb. Col. J. Biddle, It S .31 accord four-mast- J.800.000 20 She is a and The Phelps is a ed ship and Oahu Sugar Co.. T Captain Otwell, M. Parmenter, Emily Chinaman declared jesterday that the Onociea. .... 1,000.0001 20 31 ing to the New York Herald the fast-- J the first steel sailing vessel ever built ft In accordance with the provisions in Toomey, Mrs. Deas, N. Omsted, Miss reason that Lo Sun was dismissed as Ootala.. .. HO.0O0J 20 5 1 certain mortgage made by John est sailing vessel afloat. This is what in the United States of steel made in F. B. Engle, C. G. White, wife and in- Olaa Sugar Co Ltd 5,000.000, l M that this country. The only foreign made teacher of the Mission school was be- - OIowhIu...... I3U.0UQ 100 - . . Atcherley to A. N. Campbell, Trustee, the New York Herald says about the fant, Mrs. W. S. Winter, R. F. Engle, Paaubaa Bug Flan Co S.OOO.OO'J 50 14W 15 articles aboard the Phelps are two of Capt. cause he would not go to the church. Paciflc 500,000 100 . r dated June IS, 1901, recorded Liber 228 Phelps: Nicholson, Gladys Graham, Mrs Lord Kelvin's compasses and a deep Chl-Schol- tz, 750 000, loot .....1 103, hereby given Penhallow, George Ordway, Miss Eva 'Mr. Thwing hasn't any use for 100) t folio notice is that Any deep sea makes a sea sounding machine. She was built Pepeekeo .. 750.000 '175 the Mortgagee intends to foreclose the trader that Charles Copp Jr., Miss Copp, nese If they don't be ong to his church,' P oneer...... 2.750,000 loe, u 0 record run in a lifetime of twenty in Bath Me. in 1S98 by Arthur Sewall Wnialua Agrl Co 4,500.000) looj o to-w- it, - W1!S,?n" HonS tt same for condition broken, Th'?mavf,E- nf; wjfe he said. 'The Chinese believe that, and Wailuku... 1.500,000 ICOi T. years an- & Co. Mr. Sewall was Vice Pres- ' son-payme- becomes famous in shipping the children; T. nt of interest and principal Nunes, Major Walmanalo ...... 252.000 lOOi . nals, yet the Phelps has broken seven idential candidate with William J. Duning, can't believe that he did not intend to . 125.0001 CO T due. Notice is likewise given that rf-t- er Mrs. J. Richardson, C. A. Wa'meiSuirar Mill looj .... records in her career of four years. She Bryan in 1S96. Macdonald, D. H. Kahaulelio, wife and complain about Lo Sun.' " MlSCLLi.NIOnJ the expiration of three weeks from Imer-Islm- d S S 1.500.00"! 10C 115 . .. made passages Cape Horn Here are the ships dimensions: 3 children, 63 :o, the date of this notice, the property has around K. Mltani and wife, and There is no truth in that supposition. haw ElectrlrCo... 500X001 100 ISO 150 in seventy-seve- n, ninety-fiv- e, ninety- - Length over all, 330 feet, width 45 feet, on deck. H R r & L Co Pfd t conveyed by said mortgage will be ad- The reason Mr. Lo left the school was l,lM.0O0 100 .:: six ninety-seve- n days. On these depth of hold 26 feet, net register 2715 HRTiLCo, Com. 49 r vertised for sale and will be sold at and Departed. Mutual Tel 150.000 10 .... long voyages 125 tons, cargo capacity 4600 tons, masts largely because his pronunciation of Co. iH Public Auction at the Auction Rooms days is cosidered a Per stmr. Iwalani, for Maul and Mo- Nanlku Rubber Co eo.ooo. too. .... good passage. from keel to trucks, 200 feet, diameter Chinese was different from that used Kahiku Rubber Cc AlMH 100 t lokai, Feb. 18. K. Motsumoto, M. R. & a of James F. Morgan, In Honolulu, ea of masts, 32 inches, lower yards 94 feet, by many of the pupils in the school, O R L i o 4,000.000 ICO) 9JK B4J "When anything carrying canvas gets Jamieson. Hiio R R Co 1.000.000; Saturday, the 29th day of February, low topsail So 1- -2 b before good stiff the pat- er yards feet, upper and so his teaching was not acceptable Honolu'u Brewing A 1908. 12 o'clock noon of said day. a breeze and Per stmr. W. G. Hall, for Kauai, at log shows a speed ten twelve topsail yards 78 feet, topgallant yards to his classes. The head of the school Malting Co Ltd 400X00, 20 2SJf description property con- ent of or 65 Feb. 18. H. D. Hoskins, C. F. Herrick, Vmt. tut. The of the feet, royal yards 55 feet, skysall told the Immigration Office that fact, Bo.N'r knots an hour, It is supposed that it E. E. Mahlum, A. E. Douglas, M. utandlng veyed by said mortgage is as follows: yards 46 feet, bowsprit 68 feet. when speaking of his leaving the Haw Is the utmost that can be got out of Osakl, S. Lyons, Teripc (Fire All that certain tract, parcel, or In addition to an all steel hull the Mrs. Y. Amoi. school, saying, "the trouble is he ClalmO I13.UX) anything carries sails, but the Re- piece of land with buildings and Im- that ship has a steel poop, a steel house Per stmr. Kinau, for Hiio and way speaks a different dialect." This was Haw Ter ( pci Roy- Phelps is able to reel off thirteen knots ports, Feb. 18. Mrs. W. W. and funding 1905 eoo.000 provements thereon, described as amldship, a steel forecastle steeL Harris before Mr. Thwings 45--i oou an hour, and the two patent logs that and letter was sent, Haw Ter pc. ... t.0Jf al Patent Grant, No. 980 to S. Haanio masts and yards and bowsprit, there three children, Alexander Buchanan giving the Information requested by n ter tpc ... 1.000.000 HIcnaloli 3, Kona, Ha- she always carries trailing astern have being only pieces and wife, W. Petersen, E. W. Sutton, Office. Haw Ter 3 p c . 7XW situate at North three of wood in her, the Immigration Another rea- Haw Gov't 5 c ... 196X10 Fifty-eig- shown a speed of fourteen. The b waii, containing an area of ht the three topgallant masts. In the R. Hind, Mrs. J. N. Ano and girl, Miss son is that his health was poor. Cal Beet Sag fc Bel Phelps Is only sailer, Ka-o- hi (58) acres, more or less, being not a fast but cabin aft Captain and Mrs. Graham L. Keawe, Miss L. Cummins, Mrs. His poor pronunciation and his poor Co 8 p . 1.0rO.0OO ICO big cargo 4600 Halkc 6 c.p c..-- .. soexco 10T same premises conveyed to Mort- a carrier, as she loads have a sittingroom, diningroom, bed- and infant. Miss O. Kaohi, Mr. health, are largely Lo the' tons ships what unfitted Hamakua itch Co gagor deed Schlelf et al; dated of merchandise. Other look room, bathroom, four extra staterooms, Kaohi, H. P. Kaohi, Jr.; H. Holmes, Sun as teacher in Mills school. Upper Ditch dp c 200,' 99 I0O by of J. compared a There January 7, 1S97, and recorded in Book bluff and round to her apothecary shop and two storage S. Goslinsky and wife, Rev. T. Ikeda, is nothing against his educational abil Haw Com A Sugar yacht-lik- e hull, and their spars short 1,0 a p c ... 1.817,110 165 page 475. rooms. In the house amidships is a Rev. Chegyoku Klkuchi. ity, or his good character. If the above Haw3ugar6pc 500 000 TERMS OF SALE: Cash in U. S. and stumpy when contrasted with her steam engine for hoisting cargo, sails Departed. reasons had not made his work in the Hiio R R Co 6p o l.POO.000 pur- skyscraping masts and long, tapering and anchors making necessary to Per S. S. Alameda, for san Francisco, school unsuccessful, he Hon RT&LCoapc 708 000 Gold Coin. Deed at expense of the it would be teach 8 p c 2O0.0O" yards. 19 Kahuku ... chaser, to be prepares by the attor- carry only twenty men In the crew, February Ray Avery, Mrs. A. P. ing there today. In another school. OR&LCoSpc 2.000.00n 100 neys of the mortgagee. If the ship were stood upright on Its whereas in fV-m- er days a ship of her Blake, C. A. Bailey, J. C. Coppage, conditions may be quite different. He Oahu 3ngar Co 5 p q 80O.CC0 P9 iCO stern the craft would rifee higher than size would curry not less than" fcrty Alexander Craw, Mrs. Craw, James may certainly be a teacher, although Olaa Sugar Co 6 pc 1.250 OCO Further particulars can be had of Paia 8 p c ...... 4 SO .CCO s men. Craw, S. Fuller, Mrs. - ; Castle & Withington. attorneys for New York tallest skyscraper, as she She has a bridge over the deck Mrs. W. Giber in a different school. Mr. Thwing's Pioneer Mill Co BpC 1.250X00 measures, from her rudder to the tip houses from stem to stern. son, A. Holnberg, Mrs. Holnberg, Mr. responsibility, given or withdrawn," was Walalnn Ag Co 5 p C ijoo.ocyi iKn the Mortgagee. UcBryde Sug Co 8 p c 2XOOX0C Honolulu, Oahu, T. H., this of her bowsprit, four hundred feet. Since the foregoing was published and Mrs. Al. C. Joy, L. Klehl, J Lane, only in connection with this one school, Dated at go the Phelps Mrs Lang, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Martell, 6th day February, 190S. She could not under the Brooklyn has made the following where he first taught. of passages: Miss Martell, L. McDermott, W. .312275 N. CAMPBELL, Trustee. bridge without sending down her P. H. E. W. T. paid. tl9 per cent. paid. A. Moore, Mrs. Maddeson and three chil- : 2979 Feb. 1, 14, 21, 2S. Philadelphia to Honolulu 110 days SESSION SALES. yacht-lik- dren, McGregor, Peterson, This e giant, kept as spot- Honolulu to Philadelphia 117 " Miss H. F. POINTERS ABOUT THE EAGLES. (Morning Session.) lessly white as a man-of-wa- r, careen- Philadelphia to 102 " Mrs. J. W. Pratt and three children, Manila. The 65 O. R. & L. Co., 94. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ing under a cloud of canvas, can bet- (record pass) Lionel Swift, Mrs. Swift, Mrs. Torbert. Honolulu Aerie No. 140, Frat- i Wilder, Mrs. FIFTH CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF ter be imagined than described. While Manila to Honolulu 64 "i Miss Helen Ward and ernal Order of Eagles, is one of the child, Mrs. A. Watson, R. B. Watkins, some ships are known to fame for a (beating out China Sea) most te Fraternal Societies in .HAWAH.-- AT CHAMBERS. IN F. Braum and wife, R. Murray, W. single fast passage in extraordinarily (N. E. Monsoon.) our city. And they are steadily grow- PROBATE. favorable weather, the Phelps has t Souza, J. Brolan, D Fitzpatrick, M. The Wonderful 3 ing. twen- shown score of times in ordi- Leavera, wife and children, J. Melle At the next regular meeting of Frank a that child, S. In the Matter of the Estate favorable s,he can sail and W. P. Colt, W. Barclay, ty new members will be added to the Deceased. narily weather 1 MARINE REPORT. $ M. Scott of Kllauea, Kauai, New W. J. Hills, J. Rohrer, Bliss, C. H. roll. The Eagles now over 200 THERMOS BOTTLE Hearing Petition across the North Atlantic from Smith. are Order of Notice of in from to York to England thirteen Per stmr. Mikahala, Feb. strong, and expect to reach the 300 for Administration. days. safling ship ever (From San Francisco Merchants Ex- for Kauai, fifteen No that 20 Mr. Morrison, W. Stodart, D. B. mark by the end of this year. One of On reading and filing the petition of floated can show, in four years, such change.) keeps liquids cold for three days, Jtobert Scott, a brother of deceased, Murdoch, A. Robinson, H. P. Faye, the greatest fraternal benefits offered or boiling one day: swift voyages as these: Tuesday, February 18. John Nevin, John Medeiras, Frank hot for it alleging that Frank Scott of Kllauea by the Eagles to their members is free will keep contents w arm for two Sallna Cruz Arrived, Feb. 17, A.-- H. aforesaid died Intestate at Kllauea, BRILLIANT RECORDS. Medelras, C. E. Calvert, Ako, wife and days. S. S. Arizonan, from Hiio. Sailed, Feb. family. doctor and medicine, which is a won- Kauaf," on 13th day of January, re- the "Voyage. Distance. Days. 18, A.-- H. S. S. 4- It Is neither a stove nor a Ha-waii- an Columbian, for Hono- - derful help to almost any man. Be- A. D. 190S. leaving property In the Cape Henry 540 2 frigerator, one bpttlc Bath to lulu, via Seattle and Tacoma. side but Just Islands necessary to be admin- 15.0C0 97 BRAKE ON THE this benefit when a man is sick he inside air- Norfolk to Honolulu Wednesday, February 19, 190S.1--Salln- a another, with a small upon, and praying that letters 14.SS0 77 draws down $3.00 per week. This is space istered Norfolk to Ombay Pass.. Cruz Arrived. Feb. 17. a.-t- t. TRADE OF HAWAII less In belween. This of administration Issue to him, the 13,000 SO S. what you may call vacuum does not aHoV the" "pas- I New York to Java S. Arizonan, from Hiio Jan. 31. practical fraternity, Robert Scott, 11,600 5S t said to Chile A.-- Hl (Continued Pace One.) sage of beat through it. That Thursday, the Java Sallna Cruz Sailed, Feb. 18, irom and 1s in the reach of all good Cau- It is Ordered, That Chile to Philadelphia.... 10,000 95 S. S. Columbian, sidy, and Pacific "Mail Is, heat can not get In or out r 190S, 10 for San Diego. the refused trade casian citizens over 21 and under 50 Etli day of March, A. D. at 10,000 S6 San Tou can't tell-ha- lf of Its uset ap- Chile to Baltimore Francisco Arrived', Feb. 18, Am. between Honolulu and San Francisco. P o'clock: .a. m., be and hereby is Around Cape Horn 2,000 11 bk. Annie Johnson, years of age. in Ave minutes, nor think of petition in from Hiio, Jan. 31. Such service as existed was r m pointed for hearing said Across Indian Ocean 6,500 26 Gaviota Arrived, Feb. 18, freighf - them all in a day. s inval- Lihue, Am. ship It 1 tiio courtroom of this Court at Equator to Cape Hat- - Falls of Clyde, hence Feb. 5. no more than enough for the islands' CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY uable on picnics, tramps, rides, place all - Kauai, at which time and teras 3,000 18 Yokohama Sailed, Feb. 19, P. M. S. increasing business in sugar. There was ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS. trips, sailing or Ashing parties, t- persons concerned may appear and 14 S. China, for Honolulu. or right in your home in the T why Best hour's run knots a promise, however, that a special Every show cause. If any they have, 319 San Francisco Arrived, FeB. mother should know that nursery or sick room. granted, Best day's run knots 19,aap. through limited service would be fitted said petition shonld not be week's run (6 days)... 1,673 knots S. S. America. Maru, hence ".Feb. 13. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is per- Think of having cold or hot be pub- Best ana that notice of this order San Francisco Arrived. Feb. 19, Am. out for the pineapple trade, running fectly safe for children to take, as It drinks in a second, when you are T lished In English language for three The last six paragraphs of the above bk. Mohican, the were during runs from Hiio Feb. 2. on two or three weeks schedule. At miles away from fire. Ice, "or P" successive weeks in the Hawaiian Ga- incidents the record Thursday, contains nothing harmful. For sale '" mentioned in the first seven. It should February 20, 1908. the present time this trade was held water! T zette newspaper In Honolulu, namely, Kahulul Sailed, Feb. 19, by all dealers, Benson, Smith & Co, new, be a matter of national pride, but it Am. ship in check by transportation conditions Come and see the Bottle ftr Its Issues of the 31st January, 7th, E. Of. Phelps, for Delaware Break- agents for Hawaii at the is almost unknown to the public that three-wee- Titb and 21st February, 190S. water. represented by one steamer on a k . . 7 27, this champion of the seas sails under Dated at Llhue. Kauai, January Kahulul Arrived, Feb. 20, A.-- H. schedule and one on a five. the "Stars and Stripes. S. DIED. 3905. S. Nevadan, from Honolulu. Thurston announced that a bill (Signed) JACOB HARDT, On her first voyage from Bath, Me., San Francisco "Mr. BELSER In San Francisco, February h Sailed, Feb. 20, U. S. Judge ot the Circuit Court of the Fifth to Baltimore, with 900 tons of bal A. T. Crook, for Honolulu. was about to be introduced in Congress, 19, 1908, Lloyd, youngest brother of HOLLISTER DRUG GO. in'Jier, drawing ten Belser, aged Circuit. last and feet nine San Francisco Sailed. Feb. 20, Am. with the approval of the administrat- J. J. inches of water, she was only two and -- Attestr bk. R. P. Rithet, for Honolulu. ; - ion: and the committees" interested, to HOOGS At Honotulu, February 20, LTD. PURVIS, one-ha- lf days from Bath to the mouth ' . (Signed) R. W. T. suspend the coastwise shipping laws as 1908, Frank Landers Hoogs, in the Court of the Fifth of the Chesapeake Bay. Off Cape The Salvation Army forty-fift- h year of age. FORT STREET Clerk of the Circuit will give a ben- affecting passengers, for a period of his Circuit Henry she met a northwest gale that efit concert on Tuesday next for the Funeral services will be held today 2977 Jan. 31r Fefc. 7, 14, 21.. drove her 600 miles out to sea. Run- good of the corps. six years." at 3 o'clock in the Masonic Temple.