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ESTABLISHED JULY 1. IK.

VOL. XXXVII., NO. (372. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1903. PRICE FIVE CENTS.

CZAR CONSULTS RAT ON PENDING DAVIDSON IS THE

THE SPIRIT WORLD FOR THE VENEZUELANS NEW ARCHBISHOP ON STATE POLICY OF CANTERBURY Minister Bowen Is Recalled to Wash- Interesting Glimpses of the World's ington to Present Castro's Case Queen Alexandra's Candidate, the Affairs Through the Agency of to the English and German Young Bishop of London, Is Associated Press. Commission Latest From the Not Chosen. Caribbean. Mrs. McKinley's Tournament Prize Argentine The King Prefers the Bishop of Winchester SchoolsAmending Football Rules Rem- Who Comforted Queen Victoria in Her iniscence of Meyerling Knocked Out by Last Illness Succeeds Dr. Frederick Fitzsimmons Acre Incident. Temple.

(ASSOCIATED PRESS CABLEGRAMS.) NEW YORK, Dec. 29. A curious story regarding the Czar, who, as is well known, has of late years taken a great interest in LONDON, Jan. 8. King Edward today appointed as Archbishop private says spiritualism, comes from St. Petersburg through sources, of Canterbury, Dr. Randall Thomas Davidson, who has been Bishop the Tribune's London correspondent. This story is to the effect of Winchester since that The Hague conference was the direct result of a spiritualistic 1895. seance, at which, having received a call, Emperor Nicholas was told The appointment of the aged Bishop to the highest office in the it his duty bring peace in the world. that was to about Church of England is the result of the King's good feeling for the Mrs. McKinley's Pnze. prelate who attended and comforted Queen Victoria during her last

YORK, Dec. Mrs. McKinley has given a prize to be Ed-wa- NEW 29. moments. The Bishop was a favorite of the Queen and King rd contested for at the progressive euchre to be held at the Waldorf-Astori- a wished to advance him as a fitting reward for his untiring de- under the auspices of the Alumnae of St. Joseph's Academy, of this city, on the evening of January 7th. votion to the throne. Argentine Schools. There were three candidates for the position, the Bishops of Ripon, London and Winchester. NEW YORK, Dec. 29. Twenty-fiv- e women school teachers went from the United States to the Argentine republic a few years The Bishop of London, a radicalist in church matters, known ago for the purpose of introducing American educational methods PRESIDENT CASTRO. as the Phillips Brooks of London, was a favorite of Queen Alex- into that country. The result is that the schools of the great repub- andra for the See of Canterbury, and court gossip declared that the system and developed (ASSOCIATED PRESS CABLEGRAMS.) lic of the south are now modeled upon the born Queen's influence would elect him. During his illness a few weeks here. As a further result Argentina has sent James H. Fitzsimmons, CARACAS, Jan. 8. United States Minister Bowen has received ago the Queen sent one of own nurses to him. In mak- director of the National School of Commerce, of Buenos Ayres, as orders to leave Venezuela for Washington to present the Venezuelan her attend a special commissioner to the United States to make a study of the case to the British and German Commission. ing the appointment of Bishop Davidson, the King is said to have latest school methods, to buy school supplies and to engage seven WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan 8. United States Minister Bowen been influenced against the Bishop of London because of his youth. schools that competent educators as directors of the new normal cables from Venezuela that President Castro is now willing to submit opened next year. are to be without difficulty Mr. Fitzsimmons has been in consultation with Mayor Low and further to The Hague conference settlement of the with Superintendent Maxwell of the New York schools and from disputes between Venezuela and Germany, Great Britain and Italy. WITHDRAW OPPOSITION both of them received promises of assistance in making his mission European advices indicate the willingness of both England and Ger- will Washington for a conference with the Ar- a success. He visit many to settle the matter amicably without invoking the machinery TO CUBAN RECIPROCITY gentine minister. Before returning to South America he will make a tour of the United States, studying the common school systems in of The Hague tribunal, and it is therefore hoped that a settlement the various States. He will also visit the universities wnere tnirry will be reached without formal arbitration. The latest proposal is Argentine youths are being educated at the expense of their gov- that Minister Bowen and the British, German and Italian embassa- ernment; dors at Washington act as a commission to settle the dispute. But Beet Sugar Men Ask That No More Con- Reminiscence of Meyerling. cession Be Granted to Philippine To- NEW YORK, Dec. 29. The body of Harris Tranquiline, the THE PHILIPPINES TO HAVE cab driver who drove Crown Prince Rudolph of Austria and was bacco and Sugar Growers. a witness to the nobleman's murder in Meyerling, Austria, in 1889, A NATIVE CONSTABULARY will be removed to Vienna after having lain in potter's field on Ward's island, since 1895. died in the insane asylum at Ward's island in May, 8. Tranquiline WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 8. The House has passed the WASHINGTON, Jan. The American Beet Sugar Associa- having lived in this country since the time he was hurried 1895, after Philippine Constabulary bill. tion has passed resolutions withdrawing its opposition to Cuban Wn; his master's death, his pockets filled with gold. two weeks after WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 8. The Senate Committee on Vienna Tranquiline won the friendship of the Crown Prince reciprocity but recommending that the treaty be amended so that, In $2,-500,0- the Philippines has reported favorably on the bill appropriating 00 presence, his conviviality and his courte- Rudolph bv his remarkable for the purchase by the of animals for farming during the period of five years covered by that instrument no sugar ous manners. He was known as "Baron Shan" and was present at government the Meverling castle on the fatal night of January 30, 1889, when his use for Filipinos who have lost their work-anima- ls in the epidemic exported from Cuba shall be admitted to the United States at a master and the Baroness Vetsera met their tragic death. of rinderpest or "surra" which preceded the cholera outbreak. Hurried to this countrv by the imperial family in their efforts Brewster Cameron, representing the Manila Chamber of Com- reduced duty greater than twenty per cent of the rates of duty there- among the Austrians to hush up the scandal, he "became a favorite merce, has been in Washington several weeks working in the in- Fp;f losing his money, became a on as provided by the tariff act of 1897. The Association also of tht Side. Tranauiline after terests of legislation for the Philippines and chiefly for this bill. patient at Bellevue Hospital and later was sent to the Ward's island adopted resolutions protesting against unnecessary stimulation of asylum to die. It was on his death bed that he told of the detairs of Through the appropriation it is hoped to give agriculture in the Phil- of Philippines by tariff the famous double tragedy. ippines a fresh start. By the restocking of the country with the the sugar and tobacco industries the further water buffalo the rice plantations can again be worked on a large reductions. , Amending Football Rules. (Continued on page 7.) NEW YORK, Dec. 29. It is asserted by persons usually well ee at Ensenada. informed in such matters that the intercollegiate football rules com-nitt- Plague will have to'abolish mass plays before the beginning of next SAN FRANCISSO, Jan. 8. Bubonic plague is causing much action on the part of the committee, the. season or, that failing such alarm in Mazatlan, Mexico, and Ensenada, Lower California. The authorities Of a number of the universities will take such steps that the framers of the rules will be forced to legislate against the close port of 5lazatlan is quarantined. There have been an alarming num to this effect was mado formation method of attack. A statement ber of cases in both cities and the utmost precautions are being taken. recentlv bv the president of an eastern university and since that it has become known that various college authorities have had con- Both the American and Mexican governments are active in ef- objections to the present siderable correspondence regarding the forts to prevent the further spread of the disease, and vessels enter- methods of play and that Chairman Walter Camp of the rules com- mittee has written to the universities regarding the advisability of ing or leaving Mazatlan are subjected to the most rigid rules. calling a meeting of the committee in January for revising the rules. o Those who run the faculty end "of athletics in the colleges are. it is said, iust about unanimous for a radical alteration ot the rules. Drop in They say that the physical well-bein- g of the young men committed Refined Sugar. to their charge, if nothing else, demands a change ; that football, as it SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 8. The Western Sugar Refining Com- is played today, has come to be too much a contest involving mere brute force and that the injuries sustained in the game now are too pany has reduced the price of sugar twenty cents a hundred pounds. serious and too numerous to permit of its continuance in its present The drop is not explained. The refined article was recently raised form. weeks. (Continued on page 7.) FARMING IN THE PHILIPPINES. to a top point and remained stationary for several S HONOLULU, JANUARY- - 9, 1903. 2 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, WILL MAKE C4RT00N GLIMPSES OE CASTRO Decayed Eggs UP BILLS are oftjn made by poor Incubators. Results, no cbicks and eggs wasted. Cyphers Incubators Republicans Plan don't do this. They hatch a bigger percentage of fertile eggs than any other make of Incubators in the world. to Arrange Tbis statement is made on basis of actual government teste. Action. We have tried the No. 0 size twice lately and got 31 chicks out of 40 eggs the first time and this week hatched 42 out of 50 eggs. We regulated the machine and it ran itself; all we Every Recommendation had to do was to give it a little oil every morning to keep the lamp burning. be 1 of Platform to We can furnish you machines from 60 to 220 egg Followed. MMimmm capacity and we have brooders as well. UNCLE SAM "I don't object to your method, A LOT OF FUSS OVER A FEW FEATHERS. but don't stay there too long." The New York Hearld. :o: Many Acts Will Be Propesed and Thft Philadelnhia Press. Will Be Accompanied These year. resigna prepared for insertion in the appropria- at the end of the The by Resolutions. pro tion was accepted. The professor has E. O. will & tion bills will be clauses which Son chemistry depart Ex-Que- had charge of the Hall vide for the en and for the PREPARING LIMITED Territory at Kalaupapa, ment. Plans for a new road from tne When the members of the legislature wards of the to us College Hills tract for the non-lepro- lower end of the Corner Fort and King Streets. come to Honolulu, which they are ex- as well as for homes street, just children of leper parents. a junction with Alexander J pected to do first of the com- of Preparatory school, were about the Bills alone will not occupy the time Waikiki the AN APPEAL considered but not finally passed. The ing month for the purpose of a caucus of the legislators, but there will be will be closed a future meet- on the county bill, they will find that many resolutions as well. The legisla- matter at ing of the committee. the local committee has prepared a lot ture will send to Congress recommenda- a I more work for them, if present plans tions that Hawaii be erected into Has Btreet Covered With. Steaks. ASK FOR state, and urging that the needed pub- Tanbara Still through. is now the in- runaway on King street yesterday are carried It lic buildings and improvements of the A 3 o'clock caused con- tention of the leaders of the Central harbors and lights be granted. Long Time to afternoon about Crystal Springs among dri- Butter! Committee to have introduced in both The matters of schools and highways siderable commotion the vers of vehicles. The horse was at- houses very soon after the gathering of will come under the province of the Live. tached to a four-wheel- ed meat wagon It is the best the market affords and we have the finest the legislature, bills and resolutions counties, when the bill providing for their erection is passed, and conse- belonging to the Metropolitan Market, facilities for keeping it fresh and sweet. At the same counter we bearing upon every point touched by shop. quently there will be no need for ex- The attorneys for Tanbara Gisaburo, and started from in front of the have German Dill Pickles, Mixed Pickles, all kinds of Cream and ran along King Fort the platform of the party. tended Territorial consideration of im- the murderer of Captain Jacobsen, have The animal from Fancy Cheese, Eastern Cod Fish, Smoked Salmon, Holland - to Alakea without doing any damage, The Republican platform, on which provements. In the event of the seem- finally begun preparing an appeal to Herring an! Smoked Beef Tongue. All orders delivered promptly. ae-;t- he but grazing many rigs. Mrs. Frank the winning fiKht was made, had for ing aanger mat mere win oe any Unlted states Supreme Court and lay in taking measure Turk was driving on King in the same Its keynote the county and city bills, the effect of the the executlon of the condemned mur-th- e - direction, and on hearing legislature will be asked to appro- may delayed for months and the clatter and the work of preprring these is so derer be behind her whipped up her horse and priate for their extension and repair. probably for a year. Stenographer Metropolitan Meat Co. advanced that next week will see - turned into Alakea street just in time far The members of the Central Commit- Avery been requested by Attorney by has to save herself. The market horse under way consideration of it the tee will be asked at the next meeting Thomp80n to make up a transcript of LIMITED. com- to provide a committee for the carry- - i , then ran along even with the curb, the committee of the party, for the tho tri, hefore - ' wagon striking a couple of telephone 45- will then be finished with the ing through of this system of preparing Judge Estee which will be used in an TELEPHONE MAIN mission poles, finally cart load county section of its task. The bill has work for the legislature and the mem- application for writ of error. and left the and bers who of meat at a pole beyond the Capitol been carefully drawn, and it is safe to havebeen actively discussing It is almost time to hear from Presi- are opinion grounds. Meat packages were strewn say that there will be nothing jt of that there will be no dent Roosevelt regarding the reprieve prep- over street. will prevent the measure be- difficulties attending the speedy granted to Tanbara if he uses the cable all the that necessary accom- Advertisement Changed Mondays. ing fully ready for action when the aration of the bills to for that purpose. There has been just plish all objects session meets, and as well that it will the aimed at in the time enough for the papers in the case Y.W.C. A. GYMNAS- platform of the party. be in such shape that it will commend to reach Washington, and action by the itself to the people. President is expected within a short TIC EXHIBITION The In the view of many of the members Divided Fifty Dollars time, as he has before him all the in- party on Honolulu, December 8. 1903. the pronouncement of the formation that may be required. A An exhibition will be given on Mon- is second only, and efforts will Editor Advertiser: In a ap- complete record was sent to Attorney labor notice day evening in the gymnasium of the be made to secure the passage of laws pearing in your columns this morning General Knox by United States Attor- reserve for Hawaiians all ney as well as his recom- - Young Men's Christian Association by which will anent the performance of the Kilohana Breckons We are taking stock this week. labor upon the public works, and which mendations in the matter, and Secre- - the gymnasium and basket ball classes na- Alt League Dramatic Circle, some- - will also make it impossible for the the Young Asso- out for what ambiguous of the Women's Christian Watch special prices in a tive people to be discriminated against wording would lead j which the Governor acted, so there is the casual reader to believe each ciation. Miss Lilian Bacon, physical day or two. Many surprises are in the lines of endeavor for which they that no reason for delay. It ig not expected ) list of en- member of the Honolulu Dramatic as director of the latter association, will are peculiarly fitted. In the that tne reprieve will be approved it are in store fvr patrons of our store- - actments which are proposed will be Association, Messrs. Rockwell, Adams wag glven slrnply to allow time for an be in charge. The program will be and Dunn, received or an eight-ho- ur law. the amount of $50 j appeal, and has now served its pur-f- quite extensive and interesting The system of taxation will be the their services. pose. Even though President Roosevelt ' throughout, and the basket ball game of a measure which it is hoped This is an error. The school as a does not erant a stav there subject ...V. ,1 . further will be a spirited contest as several of wume rece.veu DU, spe- - . will secure careful and complete con- tne sum or a will still be ample time to perfect the ntr QM will be mvU me or sideration. The measure drawn w.neu uire appeal, as when Judge Estee again Owing to the limited space for spec- county wigs, use of make-u- p material, carefully after the bill has been and passes sentence upon Tanbara he will tators, admittance to the exhibition upon, so will be in ac- services of make-u- p artist, besides all passed that it fiv the date at least sixty davs ahead. will be by card only, each member of provisions of act coaching and personal services. cordance with the the Th?re the gymnasium and basketball classes of the system is con- are, besides, four members of the as- Prof. Miller Resigns PROGRESS BLOCK and the refonn being entitled to two tickets. Only la- by men who the sociation. Trusting you will templated the have insert Yesterday at the meeting of trustees. dies are to be present at the exhibition, 9 Fort Street. in hand. this correction, I remain, yours truly, Prof Miller, of the College staff, A matter uahu which starts at 7:30 o'clock. Blom Among the provisions which will be ALLAN DUNN. presented his resignation, to take effect I The new term of the Y. W. C. A. gymnasium classes commences on Tuesday, January 13. It is necess J that those who wish to enter the class- es should leave their names with Miss Bacon as soon as possible, in order that basketball teams can be arranged. The Come See Our Store ladies classes will meet on Tuesday and Friday mornings at 9:30; teachers at The whole arrangement of our place shows cleanliness, 9; 30 a. m., Saturdays; afternoon class. convenience and beauty. Canned and bottled goods are Wednesdays at 4:45 p. m.; children's arranged so that the different brands can be seen by our class, Saturdays, 10:30 a. m.; Other customers. A telephone order will insure a quick delivery classes will be announced later. f anything from our store. The educational committee will meet AOVERTI at 4 p.m. today to arrange the schedule of lectures and classes for the new Ml. At . . MAY opens A GO. ILLUSTRATED term, which next week. few lectures from the December schedule 1 will now be given, and new ones added to the course. GOVERNMENT OWNS COMMERCIAL REVIEW. THE WEEK IN SOCIETY. BISHOP STREET SPORTING EVENTS. STOCK TAKING - UtCU lia7 J lii3L WW - II IJ1LU till THE BYSTANDER. Features trar Thrum by which Bishop street is at ARMSTRONGS CURRENT COM- conveyed to the government in fee sim- 1WAK AMI'S MENT. ple. The deed is given by the Bishop Associated Press Cablegrams. 36 and 42 TIMELY EDITORIAL DISCUSSIONS. Estate trustees and Alexander Young Hotel Street and there is no monetary consideration. Special Cable and Mail Correspond- HALF-TON- E CLOSED ILLUSTRATIONS. The property conveyed has an area of ence. 26,986 square feet. The Bishop Estate WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and trustees and A. Young ngree to curb Territorial news by mail and wireless it, and the Public Works Department FRIDAY OF THIS WEEK, telegraph. will then accept it as a public highway. The government agrees to macadamize All the news of Honolulu. the street within a certain number of months, and to pave the gutters with Full shipping reports. stone and to build sewers. The parties PPICE granting the land are expressly exempt ed from liability for any improvements Left Over Holiday Goods t The stock market. PEG M0MTH 25c to the street to either Fort, King, Ho- - tel or Alakea streets, Delivered by Carrier, and are not li:ible AT ACTUAL for any widening of these streets. The COST Single CopLs 5c government agrees also not to rermit any hack stand or street railway to be Only located on Bishop street without the Few Left Come Early consent of all HAWAIIAN OAZKTTE CO., LTD property owners. Special j Publishers. privilege is granted to run electric j wires on the street, though under-- ) i ground, and the parties deeding the land are I allowed to have basement apartments in the building. i Robinson Block. Phone White 2421. 14 Hotel Street. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY 9, 1903

1 1 1 MORTGAGEE S NOTICE OF INTEN-jbein- g DH also a portion of the premises de-- Camp TION OF FORECLOSURE AND scnoed in Royal Patent 1S794, Land A SUMNER THEODORE OF SALE. C ommission Award Number 11225 to The Man of Moderate Means ! gfc William L. Lee. Notice is hereby given pursuant F. A. SCHAEFER & CO.. Rooseveit that Mortgagee. No. 249. to the power of sale contained in that certain mortgage dated July 27th. 1S99. Terms. Cash. United States gold s SENSATION made by Frank Hustace of who would dre-- in fashion must Honolulu. coin; deeds at the expense of purchaser. MEET-ing- , Island of Oahu. Territory of Hawaii, of take no risks. Experiments with REGULAR part, Fyr further particulars apply Holmes Mondiv eyening, the first and August Dre:er of said & Stanley, clothing are dangerous and fre- January 12. 1903. Honolulu, of the second part, of Attorneys for Mortgagees. Installation of of- and Dated 143-14- Honolulu. December 26th, 1902. very record in liber 196 on pages 6 Ha- quently costly in the end, ficers. Mondav even- 6361. If "19, though the initial coat may be ing, January ij03 waiian Registry of Conveyances, the Wants E. Tai-p- a arty of the second part Intends to fore- moderate. Humphreys 8372 Tasatt. Commander. close the said mortgage for condition MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF INTEN- Clothes bearing this label broken, to wit: the non-payme- nt of the TION OF FORECLOSURE AND principal when due. OF SALE. Two Women Lodge Le Progrcs De I'Oceanie. Notice is likewise given that the premises bargained, sold and conveyed Notice is hereby given that pursuant by the said mortgage will be sold at to the power of sale contained in that Arrested. public auction at the auction rooms of certain mortgage dated the thirteenth James F. Morgan, Queen street, Hono- day of November. A. D. 1901. made No. 124, A. & A. S. RITE. lulu, Monday, the 19th. day of January, by Kaimimoku Luiki of Honolulu, Isl- 1903, at 12 o'clock noon. and of Oahu. Territory of Hawaii, and Break The premises covered by the said Pukoa K. Iuiki of said Honolulu, his are not experimental; they pass He Makes a in A SPECIAL MEETING OF LODGE mortgage consist of: wife, mortgagors, to Lyle A. Dickey. stage years ago, stand le Progres L'Oceanie No. 124, A. & A First: All Trustee, of said Honolulu, mortgagee, ed that and S. R.. will be that certain parcel of land today not only as the highest Court held this (Friday) situate in Makiki, Honolulu. Island of and recorded in the Office of the Regis- the evening. Jan. 9, at 7:30 o'clock, in the Oahu, trar of Conveyances in Honolulu in ready-to-we- ar Hawaiian Islands, described as clothes, 256-25- types of Masonic Temple. 8. Commencing at the south corner of Book 227 on pages Lyle A.' but the peer of much of the Room. WORK IX FIRST DEGREE. this, being the west corner of Ihuole's Dickey. Trustee, the mortgagee afore- made-to-measu- re products of the fence as it stands joining the Kings said, intends to foreclose the said mort- custom tailors. Members of Hawaiian Lodge, Pacific and run gage for conditions broken, to wit: the Lodge non-payme- and visiting brethren are in- 25 nt principal vited to attend. N. 15' W. true. 800 feet to the com- of the and inter- The name, Says That Mrs. Weed and Her mencement of the plain above the est of the mortgage debt when due. By order of Worshipful Master. gulch: thence Notice is likewise given that the Mrs. C. The Stein Bloch Co., Daughter Intimidated A. BON, Secretary. S. 84 E. true 162 feet cutting the premises conveyed by said mortgage gulch to a point of sliding sands at the will be soid at public auction at the stands for all is best in Victoria Buffandeau. auction rooms of James F. Morgan, No. that ELECTION OF OFFICE US. East side: thence going down clothing, but at pri ea that are S. 26s 25' E. true 700 feet alone the 42 Queen street, Honolulu, on Monday, modera.e. Perfection of fit, ex- Eastern edge of the Heiau adjoining the twenty-sixt- h day of January, A. Mrs. Weed and her daughter were the Loi land to Ihuole's fence 20 D. 1903, at twelve o'clock noon. are AT A MEETING OF STOCK-holde- rs feet clusive styles and durability THE from the corner as it now stands; The premises covered by the said the most important character- threatened with arrest by Judge Hum- of the Henry Waterhouse Trust thence mortgage and to be sold consist of all Company, Limited, held in offices of , istics of their productions. phreys yesterday for alleged intimida- the S. 60 W. true, 148 feet along Ihuole's that parcel of land situated at Kapahu-lu- the company on the 31st day of Decem- fence to place Waiklki. in said Honolulu, known Buffandeau, one ber, 1902, following were the of commencement. We sell tion of Mrs. Victoria the directors Containing 2 as Lots Eleven (11). Twelve (12), Seven- elected to serve for the ensuing year: an area of acres, and of the defendants and witnesses in the further described as being a portion of teen (17) and Eighteen (18) in Block Six Henry (6) Kapahulu more par- STEIN BLOCH case. Humphreys rose to a Waterhouse. the land described in Royal Patent of Lots and Sumner Arthur B. Wood. 4519, ticularly described as follows: CLOTHES shortly court Number Land Commission Award question of privilege after Albert Waterhouse. Number 6489 to Kaihiwa. and the same Beginning at a point on the east side and guarantee them in every was opened yesterday morning and Robert W. Shingle. land conveyed to the mortgagor by the of Road D. 400 feet from the east cor-- Mrs. Weed and her daugh- Richard H. Trent. following deeds j ner of Kanaina Avenue and Road D, way. stated that and running. ter Sarah had intruded themselves up- And at a subsequent meeting of the (a) Deed of William C. Achi to; board of directors the following officers Frank Hustace. dated October 19th. 1897. 1. N. 74 34' E. 97 feet along Road D. - on Mrs. Buffandeau at her home and were duly elected: recorded In the Office of the Registrar 2. S. ! 26' E. 200 feet along Lots 16. Top oats, - $15 00 to $35 00 15. 14 13. Suits and abused and vilified her. "I intend to Henry of Conveyances in liber 173, page 159. and Waterhouse President 3. S. 74 34' W. 97 along YOUR MONEY BACK FOR THE ASKING get out a warrant for their arrest to- B. Wood (b) Deed of William C. Achi to feet Road E. AND Arthur 4. N. 15' 26' W. 200 feet along Lots 10 morrow, or as soon as this case is con- Vice-Preside- nt and Manager Frank Hustace. dated October 26th 9 1897. and recorded in said office in liber and 19 l" the initial point; containing Robert W. Shingle Secretary I cluded," said Humphreys. 172. page 438. an area of 19,400 square feet and being Richard H. Trent Treasurer same conveyed to Mrs. Weed and her daughter were T. Second: All that certain parcel of the premises the Richard Robinson Auditor mortgagor by deed of C. Winam, Trus both in the court room at the time, as "SHINGLE, land situate in the Hi of Pau. Waikiki, M. Mclnerny, LiEi!i ROBERT W. Honolulu. Island of Oahu. Hawaiian tee, dated the twenty-thir- d day of De was Mrs. Buffandeau. Judge De Bolt Secretary. Islands, bounded and described as cember, A. D. 1896, and recorded in the stated that he would not take up side Jan. 7, 1903. Beginning at a point on the Waikiki Office of the Registrar of Conveyances issues and Humphreys replied that the Road 100 feet N. 24 40' W. true, from in book 165. on pages 465 and 466. itnesses were entitled to the protec ELECTION OF OFFICERS. the east corner of the whole lot and Terms Cash. United States Gold Coin. Deeds at expense of purchaser. tion of the court at all times. He said run L N. 24' 40' W. true 300 feet along the Honolulu. December 30, 1902. vil- SEMI-ANNUA- Mrs. Buffandeau had been grossly AT THE REGULAR L Waikiki Road; LYLE A. DICKEY, TRUSTEE, ified by these women for testimony she meeting of the stockholders of the Jap- 2. N. 35 W. true 162 feet along the Mortgagee. had given. anese Rice Mill Company, Ltd., held Waikiki Road; 6366 Jan. 2, 9, 16, 23. January 7th. 1S03, the following officers 3. 71 Mrs. Weed or her daughter S. 3' W. true 120 feet along Neither were elected to serve for the ensuing land of Leslie; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE appeared frightened by : 1 Rich Embroideries much the year 4. S. 35 E. true 50 feet along land of FIRST CIRCUIT. TERRITORY OF threats of arrest. Miss Weed was pass- President Y. Suga Spillner; HAWAII. AT CHAMBERS. IN Vice-Preside- AT ing Judge Humphreys in the court cor- nt D. Yonekura 5. S. 31 03' W. true 59 feet along land PROBATA. ridors later in the afternoon, when he Secretary W. Motoshige of Spillner; In the matter t the Guardianship of Treasurer Y. Takakuwa 6. S. 25 22' E. true 424 feet along L. spoke to Kapunikala (k), a minor. Order to her. Auditor M. Kawahara C. A. 104 F. L. ; Show Cause on Guardian's Applica- "How do you do. Mr. Humphreys, you Director S. Kimura 7. N 71 03' E. true 121 feet along tion to Sell rteal Estate. sweet thing," she replied. Director S. Kojima Lot Number 21 (formerly belonging to On reading and filing the Petition of Director T. Murakami E. M. Manuel) to the initial point. I 1 , ,1 11 -,- nt n, Tnlnnri. . ,,f LENNON'S RECORD REVIVED. ",--. ... : I . . . . . W Valailrint ' vrmp b Director K. Odo v. ui- - Qahu tne of said minor, pray-- Director J. Katagihara feet.....iband being the Premises conveyed , Oriental Bazaar Michael E. Lennon, whose escapades for &n order ga,e of c?rtan naJ to mortgagor by deed of Chong , frr. Honolulu more than a year and a W. MOTOSHIGE. the Lau tf? be, to nls said ward slt. 6372 dated December 20th 189, and duly re-- 1 IN half ago caused him to be sent to Oahu Secretary. uate and share8 m tne Hu, corded in said office in liber 1,6, page;Land Holualoa. in Kona. Island of prison for the period of six months, i9 ANNUAL MEETING. 99. Hawaii, and setting forth certain legal now the defendaant in a suit for di- Third: All that certain parcel of land why in Hi Waikiki, afore- reasons such real estate should be vorce brought by Amelia R. Lennon, situate the of Pau, sold. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF said, and bounded and described as filed yesterday in the circuit court. , It Is hereby ordered, that the heirs Silk and Linen HAWAII. Beginning at the east corner of this and next of kin of said ward and all Lennon's present whereabouts are un- parcel of land on the Government persons Interested in the said estate, ap- be- Road, and thence running, known, even to his wife, but she BY-la- pear before Court on Monday, the IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE 1. N. 24 40' W. true 100 feet on the this lieves that he is in Manila. She states of the First National Ban.'t of nineteenth day of January, A. D. 1903, Goods Waikiki Road; 10 a. m., Court Room on June 10, 1901, when she was Hawaii, at Honolulu, notice is hereby 2. S. 71 S' W. 121 at o'clock at the that feet alone Ixit of this Court, in the Judiciary Build- Amelia R. Ooates, she was In given that the annual meeting of the Number 20 united stockholders thereof will be held in Ho ing in said Honolulu, then and there marriage Lennon, Valen- 3. S. 25 22 E. 104 feet along L. C. A. to cause why an order should not with Father nolulu, Island of Oahu, Territory of ; show 104 F. L. be granted for the sale of such estate. Such as Doilies, Table Cloths, Bed Spreads, Cushions, Shawls, tin performing the ceremony. Since Hawaii, at its place of business, on N. 71 3' E. 102 feet to the place of Tuesday, January 13th, 1903, at 3 p. m. Honolulu, December 23, 1902. Handkerchiefs, etc This is the richest line the time of the marriage to the pres- beginning. By Court: Screens, of that day. the purpose of such meet- Containing- an area of 10982.5 square the ent date Mrs. Lennon says she has not ing being election of for GEORGE LUCAS. of Embroideries ever shown in Directors the feet, and being the same premises con- Clerk. received any support from her hus- ensuing year, and for the transaction of veyed to mortgagor by deed of Honolulu. the 6360 Dec. 25, Jan. 2, 9, 16. band, although he is sufficiently tal- all such other business as may be nec- Emily and Antone Manuel dated March ented to earn a suitable livelihood., and essary or brought before the Stock- 14th, A. D. 1898. and recorded In the holders for action. OF she has been compelled to rely on her Office of the Registrar of Conveyances ELECTION OFFICERS. Dated Honolulu, December 9th, 1902. in liber 177, page 287 and 288. Said two Waity Bldg., King Street, Opposite Advertiser Office. own efforts. W. G. COOPER, last above described parcels of land be- AT THE REGULAR SEMI-ANNUA- L Mrs. Lennon alleges that her hus- 6347 Cashier. ing portions of Apana 29 of Land Com- meeting of the stockholders of the Club Phone White 2716. 8559-B- ., ly- 3rd, 1903, fol- band has been guilty of extreme c ruelty mission Award Number and Stables held January the lowing were elected to serve for to in space DIVIDEND NOTICE. ing together and forming one compact officers her, that, within the of parcel of land. the ensuing year: three weeks after his marriage, Lennon AUGUST DREIER, President D. P. R. Isenberg Deposit and Trust Vice-Preside- was guilty of the commission of crimes California Safe Mortgagee. nt Chas. H. Bellina oooooooooocooooo exxxxxx Company, cor. California and Mont- for which he was arrested, tried, con- Secretary W. E. Bellina gomery Streets. For the six months Terms Cash. United States gold Chas. F. Murray victed and compelled to serve a period 31, 1902, Treasurer ending December dividends coin; deeds at the expense of purchaser. Auditor J. R. Shaw of six months at hard labor in Oahu have been declared on deposits in the For further particulars apply Holmes savings department of this Company, W. E. BELLINA. prison. His cruelty "consists in the & Stanley, Attorneys for Mortgagee: 6370 Secretary. as follows: On Term Deposits at the Dated Honolulu, December 26th, 1902. humiliation and disgrace 6-- of knowing 3 10 per To World rate of per cent annum, and 6361. the 3 that she has unwittingly linked her- on Ordinary Deposits at the rate of NOTICE self to a criminal, whose pretended per cent per annum, free of taxes, and MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF INTEN- OF D. E. WHITMAN OF HONOLULU love and affection for her was not suf- payable on and after Friday, January TION OF FORECLOSURE AND Large 2, 1903. Dividends uncalled for are ad- SALE. has this day sold his interest in the firm at ficient to him com- & restrain from the ded to the principle after January 1, of Whitman Co. to Messrs. E. mission of during 1903. Notice is hereby given that pursuant C. Brown, A. D. Larnach, D. B. Ma :- crime the earliest :e - O. L. Sorenson, C. V. S'.urde- - days of their married life. Immedia-atel- y J. DALZELL BROWN. in thp nnwer of sale contained in that conachie. 6368 Manager. 7th, vant, J. G. Schlelf and Thomas Kelly upon his crtain morteaee dated December release from his term 1900 made by Frank Hustace of Hono- - who are now the sole proprietors and Petersburg of imprisonment the petitioner fur- Ha- will carry on the business as before. Cablegrams from St. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. lulu. Island of Oahu, Territory of nished him with sustenance and sup- waii of the first part and F. A. Schaefer, WHITMAN & CO. world addressed to 63C9 or any other part of the port, and. notwithstanding her kindness W. Lanz and H. Focke of said Hono Honolulu, Jan. 5th. AT A REGULAR ANNUAL MEET lulu, doing business in said to : M . . - - . I- 42 W. MATLOCK CAMPBELL, Pawaa, Hono- him in this regard, within a short i T C?rtW Tr - n n w. " n n l atflu SPECIAL NOTICE TO time thereafter Lennon left Honolulu held on the December 27, the following, of F. A. Schaefer & Co., of the second making inquiries regarding real estate and she believes he is now in Manila " officers were elected to serve for the en-'pa- rt, and of record in liber 215 on pages, lulu, 324-32- - 6 of Convey- Inter-Islan- although she has never heard from or sulne year: Hawaiian Registry d Telegraph Co., Lt. me pa-rue- s Btru-uu- i for a beautiful of him. She for an President Lam Toi.ances, ul uie By order of the Board of Directors, values and the best location asks absolute di viro.PrPsiIif.ni .Ne Chan intend to foreclose the said mortgage company on vorce. non- - all assessable stock in this immediately free Treasurer Chu Gem for condition broken, to wit: the which the assessments remain unpaid home, will be answered Lau Tin payment of the principal and interest 1903, CIRCUIT COURT NOTES. Secretary 1 Mmm on February 1. will be advertised Auditor Tong Hee I tha'and sold at public auction cost to the inquirer. An answer was filed yesterday by Chinese Secretary L. Don Houe "'f,Notice is likewise eiven that HUTCHINS, of and conveyed CLINTON J. Louis Grieve and Margaret Grieve in the LAU TIN, premises bargained, sold 6365 Treasurer. partition suit of Bailey vs. Cushingham Secretary. by the said mortgage will be sold at 6365 public auction at the auction rooms of consenting that the property at the Honolulu, December 27. James F. Morgan, Queen street, Hono- DIVIDEND NOTICE. property at King and Bethel streets be lulu, Monday, the 19th day of January, MEETING The German Savings and Loan So- ISI. Campbell, sold, but asking that the lands of the NOTICE. 1903, at 12 o'clock noon. The premises covered by the 6aid ciety, 526 California Street. For the late James L. Lewis on Maui and Mo-lok- ai half year ending with December 31. 1902, office on premises or to my special agent HAWAIIAN AGRICULTURAL mortgage consist of: at his be partitioned. THE All that certain piece or parcel or a dividend has been declared at the Society will hold a meeting at the T. and one-eigh- th (3H) per Application was made yesterday for land situate it Kaliu. Honolulu, Island , rate of three Judd B1(i' M. C. A. Hall on Friday. Jan. 23rd, at per on deposits, free of - of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, bounded cent annum all the dismissal of the case of John Ii 7:30 p. m. is request- j A. ftI Mlnton, A full attendance and described as follows, to wit: taxes, payable on and after Friday, estate vs. Kahinui Mele in the Snnremo ed. J. E. HIGGINS. nuary 2, 1903. I Commencing at an angle in the line Ja CfrrYYYYY-YYYYYYY)OOOOOC)- C pro tern. )COOOOOOOOOOOOCXXXXXXXXXXXX)0 court on a writ of error. The defend Secretary Queen street on mauka side, I GEORGE TOURNT. of the Secretary. ant is dead, and the husband asks for which noint bears S. 54 40' W true 6368 the dismissal. REMOVAL NOTICE. 264.6 feet from an iron pin at the south corner of King and Queen streets, near WILLIAM M'KINLEY LODGE The heirs of the estate of James D. ivi the Hooliliamanu bridge, and running: NO. 8. K. OF P. Steward have any ac RE-mov- S. 00' 167 along ma- waved further DR. W. J. GALBRAITH HAS ed L 3' E. true feet counting. side of Queen street; RB-gul- to uka A ar MIL-L-II-M from Beretania and Union Sts. 2. N. 47 00' E. true 99.2 feet along THERE WILL BE Masonic Temple, Alakea St. Resi- C. 170 convention of the above Copies of the Saturday Cable Edition the L. A. te Kekuanoa; Arlington Block, Hotel St., near Fort. dence at the Hawaiian Hotel. 6370 3. N. 46 35' E. true 124 feet along named Lodge Saturday tm of the Advertiser can be had at the same; ing, January 10, in Har on" 4. N. 17 30' VT. true 113.7 feet along news stands and publication office, ready Hall, at 730. A New Arrival of W. C. Achi & Co. part of L. C. A. 11225 to W. L. Lee sold 4 for mailing. Price five cents. to Armstrong, to Queen street; thence TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS. 166 along REAL ESTATE DEALERS. 5. S. 54 40' W. true feet No. 1 and Mystic line of Queen street to initial point. Containing Members of Oahu and elegant Harmless: "Confound those literary HOUSES TO RENT, No. 2 and all sojourning brothers MM Pattern Hats, Street Hats clubs. I say. My wife's crazy over an area of 53-10- 0 acre, and being the Etc., Etc., Etc. mort- invited to attend. at reduced price on ac- Browning." 'So's mine; but Urn not same premises conveyed to the PRESCOTT, Children's Trimmed Hats raising any objections: Browning's Office corner King and Maunakea. gagor by deed of Royal D. Meed. Com- A. S. 7:h, 1900, and K. of R A count of arriving too late for Christmas trade. dead." Washington Times. Itone Main 125. missioner, dated December t 9, - a THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY 1903-

THE PACIFIC A GENERAL STAFF. BACK TO CANE Old as the Pyramids I use a general staff such as is The of as changed by ages, provided for in the bill which has just FIELDS IS PLAN "nc tte the Commercial Advertiser passed the House, is to modernize an is Scrofula, than which no disease, thoroughly efficient. save Consumption, is responsible army and make it "Back to the fields," is the plan on - present measure becomes a law J& lis imESff dXjtM " ALTEB O. 8HITH - - EDITOR- Jf the of the Trades for a larger mortality, and Con- rTH the President will be able to choose which the committees Ex-.- .f sumption is its outgrowth. . Council, the Builders and Traders : : JANUARY 9. the ablest soldier in the service as chief FRIDAY ' It affects the glands, the mucous aff. who will exercise the highest change and the Merchants' Association membranes, tissues and bones; AID FOR HAWAIIAN COFFEE. military authority next to that of the are progressing in their preliminary ac- Executive. His relation to the Presi- causes bunches in the neck, ca- If Congress grant a bounty of four tions in regard to the proposed census dent will be like that of Von Moltke to tarrhal troubles, rickets, inflamed cents, or even of two cents on Hawaiian-g- of the Oriental population of the city the King of Prussia in the Franco-Germa- n rown coffee, an industry which eyelids, sore ears, cutaneous erup- war. At present seniority brings of Honolulu. The idea animating the fairly but has been languishing de- tions, etc. started the highest command with the result men who have taken up the matter for years, will receive a special im- cidedly it will show that "I suffered from scrofula, the disease af- that a man who has kept himself alive is that fecting the glands of my neck. I did every- " petus. That Hawaii can grow a super- of men in if;- and well longest in the service gains a there are several thousands thing I was told to do to eradicate it. but coffee in many, if not all of Its bet- without success. began taking ior responsibility which ought, for the good the city who might just as well or I then haded upland districts, has been prov Hood's Sarsaparilla, and the swelling in my of the country, to be vested in younger ter be on the plantations. neck entirely disappeared and my skin re- ed over and over again. At present it ap- and abler men. Under the proposed The committee which has been lumed a smooth, healthy appearance. The is exporting a small but excellent crop. cure was complete." Miss Amu MrrcHiix, new system the President has, at his pointed for the purpose of ascertaining 915 Scott St., Covington. Ky. The trouble with the business, however, disposal, -- flSfSI WWWWW HHVvIHh H exemplifies the damage which can be immediate the best talent tf jwwwvnw- f BHBBJ51m army. is an advantage the coun-- I has found already that it faces a hard- Sarsaparilla visited upon any agricultural industry the It Hood's v, war es- -j er proposition than was supposed when by policy of free try ould appreciate in case of of the United States a sepior- - it began its work. The fact that none and Pills es- peoially at a time when, under trade in farm products and which is automatically of the many plans which have been Thoroughly eradicate scrofula and pecially severe upon small agricultural ity, the command would 'go to Wood of Santiago or proposed gives exactly the number of build up system suf- undertakings. Coffee enters the United Dr. Leonard the that has to General Funston of Kansas, men who are able for field work is one fered from States w ithout duty and as a result the it. i Another useful change will be the of the drawbacks and consequently the prosperity and development of this be- acquirement of a group of the ablest people who have the matter in hand American Territory are deeply affected. they will have to ask that : officers who will have nothing else to lieve that i The mainland farmer of any State or J r problems of- the Legislature take up the work and Territory has protection for his corn, do than to work out of NOW fence and defence. The German staff provide that one of the departments of KING wheat, vegetables, fruit, timber, eggs, in- - j so organized woula the government furnish the needed OF HAVANA CIGARS cider, wine, live stock and everything is highly that it know precisely what to do if war should formation. Mads in Havana and Tampa else he raises; why then, should the ; out tomorrow in a totally unex- One member of the committee stated A Fresh Lot farmer of this outlying Territory be de- break pected quarter. is related as an his- yesterday that he was of opinion that prived of the same or a similar safe- It OF IAL latributora, torical fact when an aide awoke there are now in Honolulu not less than guard? The only answer is that it that Von Moltke and told him that France 8,000 men who might be on the plan- would be asking too much to tax every war. he merely said: tations, and some who would be forced the United States had declared breakfast table in portfolio to the left to go there if the avenues of labor in Vegetable coffee-growe- rs 'Take the third Weatherproof for the benefit of a few whereupon he turned over and again the city were closed to them. Of this in Hawaii. But such things have been went to sleep. The portfolio, prepared number it is the belief that 3,000 could done for an hundred infant industries Seeds years before and revised from time to be forced back to the country, through of aiding in their growth with a view time, minute directions, with the passage of laws which would make Cold Paint self-supporti- contained Water making country of every description, and the orders properly signed, for the invasion it impossible for them to compete with was not devised to add 5c Protection of France. The next day the Prussian white or native labor. in pacakges. Also profits of great established in- to the began o move. the There are now being prepared a series up ones armies Had attack dustries, but to build small into or of building laws which have for their i come from Russia or Austria from MAGNITE gigantic elements of national strength. Alfalfd and any non-contiguo- us power, some other object the elevation of the standard of one which Here in Hawaii is a small portfolio would been ready with building work and this it is thought germ growth. have Sorghum carries the potential of the necessary orders and instructions. wilf make the chances for the Orien- Seed The we right to it be Best Fire Resisting Paint Made Have not the ask that It is to secure a state of military tal tradesmen to secure work much nourished and conserved as other such JUST RECEIVED. Especially Designed for use in and about j preparation like this that the general harder and perhaps make it industries are? ' bill was to direct protec staff formulated. That the The next best thing measure will become a law may be in Public Buildingrs, Hospitals, is a bounty, and for this Hawaii tion ferred from the fact of its passage in Hollister Factories, Hotels, Breweries, working as- -' COMPANY la now with Senatorial the lower House where opposition was BAD Asylums, Residences, By granting Congress will Private &c aistance. it more likely to arise than in the Senate. company. not make a dear breakfast table; it Drug A FINE SANITARY PAINT, abode of an will help make Hawaii the The Dowager Empress of China has Not a Home in Honolulu Fort Street. middle class; it will violate Taking the plaoe of Oil Paint in. many cases American gazetted General Miles as an Admiral, Where 1 his Visitor is no precedent. Bounties have, within a cost. i This is said to have been done to "save at half the few years past, been granted to beet Welcome. I her face" from the stigma of receiving sugar growers even to maple sugar and a foreign .oldier. It may be added that growers. A pending bill would grant the ranks of General and Admiral are The most unwelcome visitor In Hono- For Sale at American-bui- lt ships. The them to practically interchangeable in China, lulu. thoroughly national; and principle is the Admiral Ting having been Is any itching skin disease. Jewelry application should Tiot be restricted its j given fiag rank because of his success Itching piles is known in nearly every one of a useful small industry Pacific Hardware Co. to kind as a (Jeneral or cavalry in Manehurla. household. for over another kind. 1 And eczema is no stranger. The men who deliberately misled the They're both bad company. Limited DEATH IN CHINESE GIFTS. Senators when they were here are the They come early stay late. Men New "We Last winter, during the Chinese ones to bear the blame of the present always say "good riddance" Men can v,Tear but lit- Tear, a case of contagious disease, pilikia. when they go. -- jewelry. re-su't- tle which need not be diagnosed here, ed t Know how to keep them away? Use The little in the death of Miss Desha, a Doan's Ointment. they do wear must be ) - 1 1 4 i j MAY ESTABLISH mi .,f ho V a w Gam inn rv Doan's Ointment cures piles and all in the b st taste. For the Nothing was said about it in print at itchiness of the sk n. It need not be expensive thvi time but the circumstances were BRANCH HOUSE A Victoria, Australia :man endorses but It must be such as to warrant public reference to our claims. "correct." NEW YE4R it now. F. H. Johnson, representing the big Mr. William Preston has been a. resi- We make a specialty of In following up the chain of infec- packing firm of Frye, Bruhne & Co., of dent of Victoria for over half a cen- gentlemen's Jewelry. We Why not figure on putting in it appeared the girl had eaten Seattle, is in town looking over tury and therefore will be known to tion that the can suit Chinese sweetmeats, which had been ground to determine whether or not many of our readers. Mr. Pres"on is and maintaining Incandescent present 68 by employes of the company at residing at No. Argyle any fancy Lamps in your home? They don't w distributed Oriental his will establish a branch St., St. Kilda. He says: "For some any ptGcttcet Seminary as is the custom at the New house in Honolulu. Mr. Johnson has considerable time I have been troubled cost as much as you of jewelry Year season. These "dainties," which been here about three weeks, and has with Eczema on my legs. The irrita- Our stock has probably think and con- tion at times was very great especially were originally packed in some dirty not fully made up his mind as to what never been better than sider the convenience. or Shanghai at night, and it caused me considerable place in Canton, Hongkong course he will recommend to his firm. annoyance. I obtained a pot of Doan's now. Designs were never and then sent to a purlieu of our own firm made its entry in I say allay- ocoo 'ine Honolulu Ointment and must that It more beautiful and varied. Chinatown, carried the germs of one of business by the shipment of packing- ed the irritation almost immediately. Doan's is a good remedy the most dreaded of Oriental diseases. house goods on the Tampico. The re- Ointment and Prices were never lower. We will be pleased to I can highly recommend it for How many lives beside that of the frigerator department of this vessel has Eczema." Everything worn or used give you an estimate. Desha girl have been sacrificed little proven so capable of preserving meats Doan's Ointment is splendid in all by men is here. to the hospitable customs of Konahi, that all their shipments have arrived diseases of the skin, eczema, piles, know- hives, insect bites, sores, chilblains, etc. the Advertiser has no means of here in first-cla- ss condition, and this ing; there was at least one other It is perfectly safe and very effective. but caused the firm to send Mr. Johnson Doan's Ointment is sold by all H. last year. to personally look into requirements chemists and storekeepers at 50 cents F. Wichman, Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. self-defen- ce, people of this city per (six $2.50) In the here for packing-hous- e goods. box boxes or will be Fort Street. on Hol-list- er should decline gifts of food or sweets Should Mr. mailed receipt of price by the King Street, near Alakea. Telephone Main 390. Johnson take a favorable Drug Co., Agents for the Hawai- - uu...,6 I iom u.iUtiuu view of the situation a small branch la n Islands WM. G. IRWIM & CO., LTD. celebration. , nouse may be opened. Otherwise, their business may be handled by F. L. Wal-dro- n, LEPERS AND TRANSPORTATION LINES. Wm. G. Irwin. . .President and Manager the commission Vice-Preside- broker. Claus Spreckels First nt ocean transportation Vice-Preside- nt; land and Vice-Preside- James Morgan, Brown, Hus-tac- e. The W. M. Giffard.. .Second nt F. President. Cecil F. lines have an interest in defeating the H. M. Whitney, Secretary; Charles H. Atherton, Auditor; W. H. Hoops, Treas- Jr. .Treasurer and Sec. urer Manager. bill for the deportation of mainland LAND FOR SUGAR George W. Ross Auditor and lepers to Hawaii. Sugar Factors and Commission Agents KI-u.sta,c- e cSc 2L-td- .. Tourists and other travellers are not CULTIVATION AGENTS FOR THE Co., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN likely to choose the vessels of a line Oceanic Steamship Company business. The Honolulu known to be in the lazaretto Plantation has I Of San Francisco, Cal. Firewood, Stove, Steam, on rail- - Blacksmith's Coal Nor are people willing to travel the leasehold interest of two valu- - AGENTS FOR THE convey persons suffering able of sugar Also Black and White Sand. Telephone Main 295. roads which tracts land at Moanalua Scottish Union & National Insurance from infectious or contagious diseases, from S. M. Damon, the leases having Company of Edinburgh. pppcial Attention ivpn to Praying. It is possible that, as common carriers, been filed this week at the registrar's vVilhelma of Magdeburg General In- the lines could be compelled to office. One tract of land is leased by surance Company. own Mr. Associated Assurance Company of accept such passengers so, in their Damon for sixteen years at $2200 Munich & Berlin. defence, it would be wise in them to per year. The tract comprises 117 acres, Alliance Marine & General Assurance urge their friends at Washington to The second tract has 240 acres and the PROMOTE HEALTHY and vigorous Co.. Ltd.. of London, jl hair by use j - secure the defeat of any measure based annual rental is $4400. The plantation the of Royal Insurance Company of Llver- Volcano Mineral Water I Pool, on the leper recommendations of the is not allowed to any PaCueCo S Dandruff Killer Alliance Assurance Company of take water from An absolutely perfect hair London. Mitchell Commission. land to preparation. the and it is be used for cultiva- - for sale by all druggists and the j Rochester German Insurance Com v at pany Kawaiakeakua tion only. There is a right given also Tnlon Barber Shop. Telephone Main 2$2. of N. Y. From Mexico, by letting Chinese into Lower to take coral lime rock and sand from " the Springs at Puna California so that they can smuggle adjoining lands Henry This fine mineral water is bottled directly at the springs themselves into the country over the Japanese Silk Waterhouse is TERMS: One IOO (pints) San Diego line an industry which Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is In- Co Case of Bottles sa. said to be profitable to Mexican officials tended especially for coughs, colds, Trust , Ltd. One Case of (pints) croup, Goods I 60 Bottles 94. is getting payment in the coin of dis- whooping cough and influenza. r A rebate of One Dollar will be made upon the return of shipping: T It has become famous All Colors T n n r, t J 1 W 1 i a 1 . ease. The bubonic plague has now ap- for its cure of uc aiiu iuv uumea. TELEPHONE MAir 270. these diseases over a large part of the Sugar Factors peared in Ensenada and if care is not civilized world. The most flataring taken it may spread among the peons testimonials have been received, giving Real Estate Agents and Cocopah Indians who frequent that accounts of its good works; of the ag- eu WW. G. IRWIN & COMPANY. U gravating Large Stock and Bond Brokers W. W. Ahana Co., little seaport and even invade the Mex- and persistent coughs it has etock,riosin great variety. 0 cured; of severe colds that have yield- Investment AGEXTS FOR mainland. and - ican ed promptly to its soothing effects, and Insurance Limited "Western Sugar Refining- Co., San 4 of the dangerous attacks of croup it Headquarters for Agents. Francisco, Cal. The Sunday Advertiser will go to has cure.!, often saving the life of the Merchant Tailors Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadel- your home if you take the to child. The extensive use of It for phia, Pa. trouble whooping it in people cough, has shown that it robs KIMONOS Waity Bldg. King St. Manufac- order advance. Some wait- disease of Our prices are low Newell Universal MUl Co.. that all dangerous results. Particular attention giren to of Cane Shredder, New ed until after the event and missed the It is especially prized be- Phone Blue 2741 turers National by mothers W N. Y. first number. Next Sunday's will cause it Trupi York. issue contains nothing injurious and Accounts. Estates Managed Fran-eiso- o, be full of agreeable features and should there Is not the least danger in giving Oppoit Advertiser Offic Parafflne Paint Company. San for Non- - Re?idents Cal. be subscribed for at once if its delivery it, even to babies. It always cures and SAYEGUSA ard Minor?. n , cures quickly. & Co., San Cal. is wanted. Benson, Smith & Co., 1211 Nunann St. near Hoel Bfc American and Ohlandt Francisco. L,td., wholesale druggusts, Co., San sell it. Phone White 3271. Foreign Worsteads Pacific Oil Transportation noNOLi'i.r, ii t Francisco, Cal. ... , : THE PAaFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY 9 1903. 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IS Ml WSBmKgSjJr BSBHBEjBWBlBfBBWiffilB lit Ilrti 'I. aln (Advertiser Photo.) BBBBBBBBBBBBBB THE CABLE WAS TAKEN OVERHEAD AT ABOUT 18 FT. ELEVATION TO CLEAR THE RAILROAD TRACKS. Clinton J. Hutchlns, Over in the vicinity of Oahu Prison, near the inner end of the "What keeps that big rope up there mister ?" D ; 1 1 Z it, i v. 1 a r 1 a.viiiwi wimii, tuci c is a uccpj ccmciiui iluik 1 1 1 wiikju a lot ui sailors, "Four old men and a spider, my lad," was the response. "cable sailors," are walking round and round, going at the snail's "I think you fool me," said the boy. Life Ax pace of two miles an hour, in laying down in neat and compact flakes "No fear. I'll explain it to you. The cable leaves the bow mile after mile of deep sea cable as it winds into the tank over a sort of the ship through a big wheel pulley that we call a spider. The of overhead trolley from the cable tanks of the Silvertown. four old men are those big pulleys you see holding the cable up out On the platform of the tank is a customs officer and a fussy of the way of the trains and attached to those high poles. Now, you little dynamo. The officer is there to see that none of the cable see, I didn't fool you. It's the cable lingo that fools you." runs away as the tank is to be bonded. The engine is there to puli "Well, wouldn't that frost you," remarked the boy as he trotted the cable from the steamer. down the wharf and watched gangs of men knocking rust and put- Fire Marine Working night and day in gangs oh the four hours on and four ting on fresh paint, polishing brass, cleaning white woodwork, scrub- hours off principle are the men from the cable steamer. There are bing decks and otherwise transforming the workshop of a cable ves- - All ) a hundred and fifty miles of cable to be transferred from the steamer sel into a thing of beauty that will as near approach the appearance to the shore tank and this work has to proceed slowly as only about of a man of war, as far as cleanliness goes, as anything in the ship line. two miles an hour can be reeled out of the vessel and properly The Silvertown will probably have all of her cable out by Satur stowed in the tank where it may remain for twenty-fiv- e years in day and will then take a berth in the stream until orders are received j S. ZAKI'S case there is no break in the Pacific cable in the meantime. for future work. A petty officer of the steamer was on the wharf watching the The majority of the men on the Silvertown have been working Linen Doilies, Table Scarfs, Center Pieces and Small cable passing through the pulleys overhead when a young newsboy about cables all of their lives. They went into cable ships when Table Covers heavily embroidered in Chrysanthemums, accosted him with the question : ! boys and liked the work so well that they have staved at it. Birds and Vines. LADIES SOCiETY RICHEST STOCK OF JAPANESE GOODS CHOICE in the city. China, Cloisonne and Satsuma Wares, Japan- HAS AN ELECTION ese Silks and Curios. CURE :o: The annual election of officers of the Hotel Street Store. 178 Hotel St. Phone Main 17 Candies r yesterday morning YOURSELF fChurch was held AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA and the following officers were chosen : SS AT THE OF Mrs. Oliver P. Emerson, president; Mrs. C. B. Damon, vice president; Mrs. H. H. Williams, secretary; Mrs. Na- FRED PH1XP & BRO. RHEUMATISM thaniel B. Emerson, treasurer; Miss Practical Harnessmakers MILLER Yarrow and Mrs. W. L. Whitney, di- IVaverley Block, Bethel St. Phone Main 90. You'll no doubt run rectors. P. O. Box 133. across lots of people Appropriations amounting to $250 CANDY who who will say that vere recommended by the appropria- rheumatism cannot tion committee. $200 of this amount be- Telephone Main SM. F. O. Bz CM COMP'Y. be cured, but don't ing for Kawaiahao Seminary. A social REMOVAL let such nonsense in will be arranged for at the Central Un Hawaiian 15. Mrs. N. B. & King St. opp. Metropolitan Market. you one try Halpruner's ion parlors on January LEWIS COMPANY, fluence bit doesn't cost you ex-- I Emerson, treasurer, reported an j Ballasting Co Ltd., beg to notify their much, if it you Japanese and doesn't cure get your money back. $409.85 during the year, they will penditure of Office: customers that Halpruner's has cured several hundred cases of severe, of $71.40. Mrs. occupy new store in The Wonder and a present balance 1018 Smith St., near Kin. their chronic, painful rheumatism, and that's why we are satisfied j P. C. Jones, treasurer of the Bishop LEVERS & COOKE to say that Halpruners will cure your rheumatism. Charity Fund, reported expenditures SAND Spring Goods will arrive soon at BLACK per load, j Delivered for $2.00 to $3.00 the We know it has cured rheumatism and we believe it during the year of $113. Mrs. Jones x-- also resigned her post, and the thank3 according to distance. ooze will cure you, or we wouldn't say so we could not afford to. KING STREET, on WONDER MILLINERY j for - s of the society were tendered her Filling- In material eltlier earth 1st, 1903 We want everyone to use Halpruner's and keep on using it past. very low prlr FEBRUARY STORE : her valuable services in the coral, furnished at a and we know you won't do it if it doesn't cure you. Mrs. O. P. Emerson, president, read & we have a large atock on hand. and in order to make room for the Some people say rheumatism is in the blood others a lengthy report. She said in part GO. new goods now on hand fi CONCRETE WORK guarantee. a LEWIS & stock the j endeavored in its will Bold of cost. Come say something else; what difference does it make to you what that the society had lone at a very low price. be regardless good work LEADING GROCERS and see a bargain. All mnst be cures rheumatism if Halpruner's will cure you? all fifteenth vear to carry on its That's society Special low price In CBU8HII closed ont. No- - 1160 Fort Street, we as usual. Early in the year the you want to know, and say it will. Now try it and learn for ROCK of all grade from No. 1 to Ni j opposite the Convent. $150.50 for buying and marking Order From yourself. raised S, or rock aand. new use of the different If you don't get the relief you think you ought to have write to silver for the church, and from the COMMON DRAx, 5.00 per day. Dr. Halpruner. Dr. Halpruner is a very busy man. but he is never societies of the stone-- f Cook Book ad- LARGE DRAT. $6.00 per day. too busy to answer all letters. sale of the Hawaiian Some of these ditional funds have been secured to WATCHES use in furthering the work of the kitch- HALEMAUMAU r,a,ra-C37- - G-oo- ds DURABLE ACaURATB en. Mrs. Emerson asks all members (house fire) and of to assist in making the of Heinz Sweet Pickles, Heinz the church Catsup, Heinz Olives, Heinz Tbe Keystone Watch Case Co. ihlpru church sociables more agree- tier's afternoon Volcano of Kilauea White Onions, Heinz Chili mm Philadelphlt.U.S.A. Hai-prui- large numbers. yours ier attending in Relish, ..iwo AH dru' should jel! Halpruner's. If refusss to supply you the able bv ON THE BIG ISLAND Sauoe, Heinz India America's Oldest and Meaical Manufacturtnc Co.. 23 California St., Saa Francisco, will send you a Heinz Tomato Chutney, Pim-Ola- Factory by prepaid rxpresaaee on receipt ct 5 i . Queen Olives, s. Largest Watch larje bottle 52 i A PESTIFEROUS GERM. For sale by Tel. Blue 2312. Beretania oppo. Alakea. The Principal Watch Burrows up the Scalp Into uanarurr Dealers in and Saps the Hair's Vitality. Greatest Attraction C. BREWER & CO.. LTD. Hawaiian Islands People who complain of falling hair Sugar Factors and Comission Mer V as a rule do not know that it is the re For cost and particulars of a visit see chants. sult of dandruff, which is caused by a i pestiferous parasite burrowing up the RICHARD H TRENT. General Agt LIST OF OFFICERS. C Q. Yee Hop & Co. sralp as it digs down to the sheath in C. M. Cooke. President; George E. which the hair is fed in the scalp. Be-- j Cor. Fort and Merchant St?. Robertson. Manager; E. F. Bishop. fore long the hair root is shivkd up c .i an A Rpcrptarv: Col. W. F. Kahikinui Marke Water-hous- e. Meat ; and the hair drops out. If the work of Allen. Auditor: P. C. Jones. H. and Grocery I the germ is not destroyed hairkeeps Grand Tournament at G. R. Carter. Directors. thinning till baldness comes. The only FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Read the Advertiser. way to cure dar.druff is to kill the Beretania Street, corner Alakea. germ, and until now there has been no BOWLING PARLORS Half-ton- e and stneo cuts made ai Phone Blue 3511. hair preparation that would do it; but the Gaietts office. If you have a good todav dandruff is easily eradicated by photograph you may be sure of a ooi Rubber Newbro's Herpicide, which makes hair stamps of all kinds on short News Daily. glossy as silk. eat notice at the Gazette office. World's and soft PINO PONG THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY 0, 1903.

6 ' You didn't want anyone else to BISHOPS CO.. 81KKERS cheat and rob you either. did you?" MEN, WOMEN, HERE EVIDENCE ' They are doing it now. They ought ESTABLISHED IN 1858. to be ashamed of themselves. M IS HEALTH AIND STRENGTH told of the last meeting ; Sumner also Banking Department. Sick and Weak People: I caa cure in Highton's office, saying that thei you with Electricity, as I have cured Ellis boys and their wives, and Mr?. Transact business in all department III SUMNER , thousands of others. I can make the Buffandeau and her husband were thei-.-- of banking. your nerves was six Collections carefully attended to. blood circulate in veins, the and Highton went out. 'That Exchange bought and sold. tingle with vigorous life and the spirit ; to one," he added. He te.umed also lo of energy show itself in every move of having supported the Ellises before your body. I have told you that Elec- CASE IS ' their mother (Tied, and spoke of various Commercial and Travelers' Letters of tricity is "Life," and now all scientists Credit issued on the Bank of California sums tie had given mem since coon. London-Corresponden- approving my claim. and N. M. Rothschild & Sons, ts: and doctors are Victoria had been given $300 at one prove to you; let me show The Bank of Califor- Let me it one of boys $500. He nia. Commercial Banking Co. of Syd- you my of applying time, and the how method this s in- ney, Ltd., London. great power has revoltionized medical had added $25 a month to Johnnie treatment. Old Man Again on come when the latter had told him that $40 a month wasn't enough, and had Drafts and cable transfers on China Or McLaughlin's Electric Belt given Willie $150 for passage money to and Japan through the Hongkong and to a TurnrvT. a MftDERN HOME TREATMENT. the Witness San Francisco. Relative to Buffan-deau- 's Shanghai Banking Corporation and are shown in this grand appliance. Ten Chartered Bank of India, Australia and My twenty years of study your statement that Sumner had told wear it with comfort at night, and the Electricity infused into money China. body cures all Nervous and Vital Trouble, Kidney and Bladder Trou- him that the remainder of the Rheumatism, Lame Back. Indigestion, Weak Stomach and all Stand. was to be left in trust for the Ellises bles, you sleep, and Interest allowed on term deposits at forms of pain and weakness. It restores the life while the witness stated that he had told Buf- must cure. WEAK KIDNEYS the following rates per annum, viz: DO YOU SUFFER? If so, don't hesitate, don't waste your time on fandeau that it was none of his busi Seven days' notice, at 2 per cent. drugs, which give no strength. Wear this life-givi- ng appliance as I ness. He said it would have been all - Three months, at 3 per cent. been When you have pains in the back and direct and it will cure you. Come and see me today. See what has Says His Kin Should right for Maria to ask such a aues- - Six months, at 34 per cent. done for others. Test it free, get my free advice and follow it-- Tou le unable t0 seep your kidneys are Twelve months, at 4 per cent. will find it the road to health. tion, because she was his sister, but,weak. Heed these danger signals by READ MY BOOK. I have a book which every man should read Be Ashamed of t hnrt hppn work'ic airainst trivine nature the aid she requires. The Trust Department. of to every man s (one for women also). It tells facts that are Interest Referring to Cathcar: s $1,000, best medicine to do this is Hostetter mortgages. who wants to remain young in vitality at any age. Send for this book him. Stomach Bitters. Try it for INDIGES- Act as trustees under you call. I mall It, sealed, free. If you call I will give Themselves. Sumner said: "I didn't feel like paying Manage estates, real and personal. today, if can't you TION. DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION, you a free test. Remember, my belt does not burn, though feel the him $1,000 for nothing, and 1 told him LIVER AND KIDNEY TROUBLES. Collect rents and dividends. current and can regulate it. I warrant It to give a strong current for DIE Valuable papers, wills, bonds, etc., years, though no man who uses it right needs it over three months. that I wanted the money back, but he OR MALARIA. Our PRIVATE received for safe keeping. out act today. said he had it in the bank, and wouldn't STAMP is over the neck of the bottle. Cut this and Tells About His Affairs in Tahiti Department. fvi p MrT A ITPTIT IN 906 """'ttst. return it. Buff and the Ellises did that. Accountant office hours HI.nf San Francisco, Cal 8 a. m. to 8:30 p. m. UI ll. lULLAUllIlLlll, and Denies Statements He didn't do any work for me." HOSTETTER'S Auditors for corporations and pri- Sundays 10 to 1. vate firms. NOTE-Wh- en you are "Didn't he go over the books for you use Dr. McLaughlin's Electric Belt under Books reported on. the care of a physician. Agents or drug stores are never allowed to sell of Ellises. you?" STOMACH BITTERS examined and these goods. Statements of affairs prepared. "Yes and I paid him for that." Trustees on bankrupt or Insolvent es- The witness further stated that he tates. The testimony in the Sumner case was had understood that the deed was revo- - Office, 924 Bethel street. concluded yesterday afternoon and the he could as many OOC OOOOOOCOCXDOOCOCOCOCXX cable and that make Savings Department. as he wished. John Keller, he arguments will be had today, so that a wills Deposits received and interest allow- decision as to the disposition of the stated, had gone to Tahiti on account of ed at 4 per cent per annum, in ac- his wife and children, though he had cordance with rules and regulations, trust deed and the $48,000 is not im- asked him to remain. On cross-examinati- on copies of which may be obtained on Bud-- possible this afternoon. application. Sumner said that had the Honolulu, Jan. 2, 1903. Both siiles agreed to waive argu- Bishop lived there would have been no Insurance Department ments, but the attorneys backed out of trouble. Dear Fathers and Mothers: Agents for FIRE, MARINE, LIFE, their proposals and the trial will be Humphreys questioned Sumner in re- ACCIDENT and EMPLOYERS' LIA- gard to his own relations with him, and Car- BILITY INSURANCE COMPANIES. resumed the first thing this morning. Our new line of Baby office, 924 weiser the witness testified that he had noth- Insurance Bethel street. John K. Sumner was on the stand for ing to do with him. "That clears the riages arrived this morning by the greater part of the day, and he en- - record as far as I am concerned," re- - THE I Joyed himself immensely. He had had marked Humphreys, evidently referring the "Albert' This is the finest unprofessional con- - a three days' rest and was recovered j to the charsres of Bank Hawaii BEER ' of t by Magoon. you are line we have ever received from his indisposition. His appearance duc made "If satisfied, the court is," remarked Judge LIMITED. uniform exquisite taste and flavor of Anheuser-Buech'- e was somewhat of a surprise but the, and we anxious to give The quality, j De Bolt. aie .corpora ted under the Law of the gay a I Budweiser has made it the recognized leader of all beers. old man was as and chipper as closed evidence, and Hum-- , Territory of years This the Hawaii. It is known by the civilized people at all points of the globe and man forty his junior, and didn't' phreys offered to submit the case if you the first choice. beer. mind the questioning a bit. He testi- i -a- more of it is used than of all other brands of Davis would argue for the other side id-Up Capital . fied in wit- Your's for baby, $600,000 Sole Agents for the Hawaii Territory . English and made a better for an hour. Davis said he had been in the in- Surplus . , , . . 200.000 - ness than when the questions were sulted, but Humphreys replied that he ::- Eamm-Yu- 'ndilvMed terpreted into Hawaiian. hadn't meant anything' discourteous, von g Co., Profits . 35,000 Henry E. Highton was the first wit- and the court smoothed the troubled ness called in the morning by Magoon, waters. Humphreys stated that he had New Young Building. H. Hackfeld & Co., who wanted to contradict by him the OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. believed the decision of the court would LIMITED. aarles M. Cooke President LIMITED. testimony of the Ellises concerning be against him, from the impression . C. Jones Vice President transactions in his office. Mr. Highton given out earlier, but he considered it H. Cooke Cashier oq ooooocxxxooooo ". C. stated, however, that he was attorney his duty to finish it. Judge De Bolt Atherton Assistant Cashier for both the Ellises and Sumner, and 8L Waterhouse, F. W. Macfarlana, stated that he was still open to convic- L D. Tenney, J. A. McCanieaa and claimed exemption on the plea of privi- tion, and then Magoon offered to submit H. Atherton. leged communication. Mr. Highton the case without argument. It was 1 suggested that there was a different finally agreed, however, to close the ommerclal and Savings The Best Island Views construction of the relations between case this morning with argument. A COOOOOCXXXXXXXXDC CXXXXJOOOOC attorneys and clients in Hawaii than slight amendment has been made to the and Calendars where he had practiced, to which Hum- complaint, and Magoon still has a deed btrict attention given to all are to be found at our store because we phreys objected, as insulting to the to offer in evidence. Judge De Bolt They members of the Hawaiian bar, but ranches of Banking. not only our own but those of all the may decide the case immediately at the handle Judge De Bolt said he did not consider conclusion of argument today. For Sale other dealers in town. the remark objectionable. Frank Mer-ria- m. aid Building - Fort Street Deputy Registrar of Convey- In making your selection you have all the bsst ances, was called and read over the NEGRO LABOR FOR THE F1KST v The Waialua Beach Hotel work of Honolulu before yDU and can make your original lease of the reef lands to the HAWAIIAN FIELDS selections by comparison. Oahu Railway. properly at Waialua Station. John K. Sumner was then called to An location the stand by Humphreys, and a series Special Labor Commissioner T. Thom- excellent for a of questions asked him concerning his as Fortune, who is now in the Ha- moderate rate hotel. OF HAWAII, LTD.

property in Tahiti. Sumner said he bed-room- waiian Islands studying the labor wants Eleven s, parlor, Honolulu Photo Supply Co. owned about five acres on hundred the of the Territory at the request or the Capital, t)H.M.N. island, and raised cattle, vanilla beans ball, large dining room facing NEW STORE ON FORT STREET. Secretary of the Treasury, believes th i. sresiaent Cecil Broi and oranges. He said he fifty yiee-Presid-ent raised the importation of the negro there fur- the ocean, pantrits, kitchen, M. P. Rocinson pounds of vanilla beans a year, more Cassler nishes a natural solution of the prob- etc. w. G. Cooper or less. Principal lem. The Porto Ricans who were Offl: Corner Fort "How you get your va- Splendid Cine streeta much do for shipped to the Territory have not ocefin view, always nilla?" asked Humphreys, "about fif proved a success as plantation hands. cool and breezy. teen dollars a pound?" The admission of Chinese, which the SAVINGS DEPOSITS receive n and "No, about two a Apply to and half, Chilean planters coveted, will not be tolerated ntsrest allowed for yearly deposit at Have You Tried money." the rate of 4 per cent per by Congress, nor should it be, they annum. "How much is and that?" must look elsewhere for acceptable Lewers & Cooke Ltd Rulee and regulations furnished upon "Two and a half in Chilean money .p plica Gob. workers in the field. 177 South King Lager? is one dollar in French gold." The an- Street. Primo can be no doubt of the adapta- swer was satisfactory to Humphreys, There bility of negroes to is nothingr else to who was on the Southern the ooooooocx roxxxxxxxooexxxxx) Hire There said that France a gold plantations. They are just Insurance standard. Hawaiian equal it as a ionic and a fitted for the climate and are accus- "I don't know how many cattle I have THE B. P. DILLINGHAM COMPANY LTD. i - tomed to the field work which they will beverage- It is absolutely there," replied Sumner in answer to M. CHIYA i be required to perform. They will also General Agents for Hawaii. a. question, "some scalawag sold them pure and properly aged. be to earn wages on the all while I was away. Maybe I have able better atlas Assurance Company of London. Hawaiian plantations than they are re- Jipmesa Curias, Phoenix Assurance Conmanv of titi- - Delightful in flavor. Brew- a hundred now." The witness was ex- eon. ceiving in the cotton fields and sugar w cused without cross-examinatio- n, fur- York Underwriters Agency. ery telephone Main 341 plantations of Southern States. If 4iV American Providence ther questioning as to his Tahiti prop- the Or'.' Washington Inauranee they can be induced to emigrate to the Company. erty not being allowed by the court, but hoenix change will be FnrnishingGoods, Insurance Company of Brook- he was immediately recalled by Magoon Territory the doubtless lyn. mutually advantageous to themselves in rebuttal. Sumner then told in detail ALBERT RAAS, Manager and the planters. Silk Kimonos the story of the first meeting in High-ton- 's saurance Department office plan of supplying with Floor. Stangenwald Fourth office where the Cathcart trust If this Hawaii Cor. Nuuanu and building. was proposed. negro neiu nanas encounters any op Every Table position it will probably come from the Hotel Sts. "Mr. Humphreys came there because may to Phone White 3311 awaii Shinpo Sba I employed him and Thompson and Southern planters. They object Turing This Holiday Season is- Highton," said the witness, "they all the wholesale transference to the THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT-in- g lands of the laborers on whom they office-- The publisher of Hawaii Should Have talked with Cathcart about the $100,-00- 0. Shinpo, rely for the working of their own plan- Will Make Your Gitb the only daily Japanese paper Mr. Cathcart wanted to use the published in the Territory of Hawaii. money in speculation or something, and tations. Some of them have been ad- C. SHIOZAWA. Proprietor. vocating, is true, importation of was to get $75 a month to carry on the it the Look Like Mew T. SOGA. Editor. Epicurean Goods Chinese to the South: but that agitation Editorial and Printing Office 1030 business. Humphreys said that was was not started because of any real Smith St.. above King. P. O. Box 907. Sold by all first class grocers. too much, and asked him if he had any Telephone Main 97. bond. He said he didn't have any bond scarcity of field laborers there, but with on having them. purpose Insist and Humphreys said 'he was no good, the deliberate of getting cheap NOTICE you leave me out." Then they said alien labor at the expense of the negroes. The blacks are increasing TF TOU TAKE THE TO something about the 125,400 and guar- ANT WOMAN dianship Humphreys quite as rapidly in the South a are OR GIRL NEEDING and wanted me help or advice, Is Invited to communi- put under guardianship. I didn't like the whites and they are becoming so cate, either In person or by in some and 'yeing Work letter, with California alimvrna Figs that and I went out. The next morn- numerous of the States that a 'leaning Ensign Nora M. Underhill, matron of migration to the ing 1 net Humphreys and he spoke to Hawaii Territory would Fort St., Opposft i"tar Bloek Salvation Army Woman's Indus- NOW ON probably be encouraged rather than trial Home, Toung street, between Ar. me. but I told him I wouldn't have ieian ana McCully etreets, anything to do opposed as a convenient means of dis- mauka I with him and to get out Teh Whit 362 Ide. Honolulu. C06f FRTJIT OR of my way." posing of the excess and preserving the King Strew,. supremacy Fran-C- U 521 "Did you agree to put $75,000 in trust of the whites. San $20 V for llises?" o Chronicle. NOTARY Belt for $5. the and CORPORATION 'Dr.Alden's Electric Belt.-- ' "No, .t ry emphatically. genuine. "What do Parties esmnssd Not a I ordering cop es of the Adver- No hnsabtjje It cures want to do that for, and let them get ''it lrugn. C rcularMfref. my money? That would be foolish in tiser Cable Fdition in wrappers ready fcy injul en of $5. I Klcctric:ty. rre. I never dreamed of that. I diiln't for mailing, will please call for them BeaUbane, No aetata, 129 Hotel Street. 20ft Peq St.. 51 1 FMRCISCO. .,r Redd Advertise want to rob and cheat myself." at the office of the paper I r.V thf Write 3J Kot&itt street. aE VOfiK, I x. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY 9, 190. T Chas. F. Herrick Carriage Co., Ltd.

jobs These are really practical novel- They have the artistic touches ties. There is an abundance of style wtich make them "go." There's to them, with room for a big load of style to them. There's comfort in the kind of people who are looking them You should learn the price for vehicles like these. and the details.

M. S. Grinbaum & Co. Sterling the Painter LIMITED. Has added to his Paint Shep a Xmrw Importers and Commission Merchants HONOLULU'S BUSY WATERFRONT tock of WALL SOLE AGENTS FOjR PAPER also an Experienced 1 aper Hanger aa Little Jack salesman, who will be pleased to glra Smoking Tobacco information about Taper Hanging and 5c and 10c packages Decorating. Competent Paper Hangers Agents for employed and always on hand. RITISH AMERICAN ASSURANCE Reasonable Prices. COMPANY, of Toronto. Ontario SAME 01D UNIOH STREET DELAWARE INSURAIfCE CO. f SUm Philadelphia. Union Oil Co. D liffieOMPlMY of Cd siWnia QUEEN STREET. F"ciel Q18s Is now under the management of D. T. Bailey. S. L. Horner and John Office of Hawaiian department, Schlief, and are prepared to furnish room 307, Stangenwald Bldg. LEMON SODA. -- ,8 1' Hob V,.fet-: - "f 1 VI USUUlI il blVjL jBEwTiPr V C. C. PERKINS, 8upt. ROOT BEER. is office, Mills Bldg, Sa GINGER ALE. Main ORANGE CIDER, Francieco. BAILEY'S SARSAPARILLA JNO. BAKER, Jr., Mgr. AND IRON, and all other popular drinks. BEAVER LUNCH ROOM Will deliver to all points In tha city and suburbs. H. J. KOLTE. Proprietor. All orders receive our prompt atten- tion. Fort Street, Opposite WiHer Ca. 1TTRRT-OLAS- S LUNCHES SERVri PHONE BLUE 871. t With Tea, Coffee, Soda Water. Qlnga Ale or miK. Open from 7 a. m. to 10 p. m. UPBBBpWR-- f -- . j - ' Smokers' Requisites a Specialty. FOR SALE. "iitaSfiMBMBWBSS '3f"Bmil'i grrt-- trtTm'

One Mill with cane and trash E. R. BATH, Plumber following: di- carriers complete, of the Afent for the Celeberated DoaflM mensions: Closet One Mill. Wx54 built by (Advertiser Photo.) Located at 165 King St, Tait & Watson, Glasgow, with engine, Opposite Your Bldg. built by same firm. TSZiKPHOmi MAIN One Mill, Tx6(r, built by Standing on the coral bank near Oahu Prison and looking cable steamer; Silvertown in the first berth, the schooner W. H. Marston in second, and oil-carryi- ng ship Marion Chilcott Honolulu Jron Wortts, with Putnam towards the center of the city one can see a perfect maze of vessels j the the MRS E W. TAYLOR, Engine, 14"x36". n tne third, while further down the wharves one can see the masts machinery Is guaranteed in in the Ewa end of Honolulu harbor now. Ihe railway wharves . . FLORIST The above and rigging of the bark V lllscott, bark Albert, barkentine S. G. order, (almost as good as first class filled vessels, and waiting for cargoes, in ; are with loading sugar and wilder, bark Foohng Suey, schooner Aloha, German bark Bille, PALMS AND POTTED PLANT A new), will be sold at a bargain, In ' Headquarters whole or in part to suit purchaser. addition there are other craft there. The above picture shows the British ship Clan Macpherson, schooner Helene, and others. for CARNATIONS. Apply MOKUL.EIA PAAUHAU SUGAR PLANTATION ROPE FOULED HER . LITTLE DANGER COMPANY, IJHE PHILIPPINES TO HAVE Ottbl for the Pacificlatent news. The Up-to-D- at Or PROPELLER BLADES IN AN OIL CARGO! of CO. EXPERT DENTISTS, in front 6346 WM. G. IRWIN & A NATIVE CONSTABULARY Young Biiildiug, for modern high claw dentistry at low prices. The largest and And Tug Kacna and Dredge Were Precautions Taken on the 01 most complete dental offices in th & Cooke, Ltd (Continuwi from Cage 1.) Hawaiian Inlands. Prices the lowest for Castle Driven Ashore But Got Carring Ship Marion honest dentistry. Try them. t HONOLULU. Off Again. Chilcott. scak. Mr. Cameron points out that the Philippines have lost a Commission Merchants. trade opportunity in China during the last few months, for the scarcity LOVEJOY & CO. Another accident has marred the "Of course there is danger, but with of rice at the latter point would have given them a good market for WHOLESALE the Philippine had conditions been such as allow them SUGAR FACTORS. of carrying out the difficult con- the care we are using at present product to work there to grow and supply the commodity. Wine and liquor Dealers AGKNTS FOB tract for the dredging of the Pearl Har- will never be any accident on this ves- The Ewa Plantation Co. sel like that which caused the destruc- 900 and 902 Nuuanu Street. Agricultural Co.. Ltd. bor bar, but luck favored the contract- Brewster Cameron was in Honolulu some weeks ago on his way The Walalua, tion of the eteamer Progresso in San Telephone Main 308. The Kohala Sugar Co. ors on this occasion and no serious from Manila to Washington and while here discussed the agricultural The Walmea Sugar Mill Co. Francisco," said Captain Nelson, of phase of the Philippine situation. He declared that the rinderpest OF oil-carri- ALL KINDS The Fulton Iron Works, St. Loula. loss resulted. the er Marion Chilcott, yester- Wednes- had killed off of the buffalo. The natives depended Mo. The southerly weather of day, "for we take every precaution thousands water Oil Co. very heavy swells on the entirely upon these for the heavy work in the fields and with their The Standard Pump. day caused here. The fuel oil that we carry will Good The George F. Blake Steam and the suction dredge could not loss rushed into the cities and preyed upon ot! er people. They had itubber Weston's Centrifugals. bar not ignite unless a heat as high as 170 In- operated, so the tug Kaena was giv- no money with which to import other animals from Java, Sumatra, Co. The New England Mutual Life be degrees is applied to it, , although the Gccdyear Rubber of the har- in surance Co. of Boston. en orders to tow her inside fuel oil gas can be set on fire with a or China, although they could have secured them cheaply those m m Co. or should con- rain. ralat.OAL. BE The Aetna Fire Insurance bor for safety until the weather heat cf 120 degrees, but we know places. There would have been a good opening for a private Hartford, Conn. got hitched on how Co. of Lon- moderate. The Kaena tc manage the gas. cern to import animals in large numbers and sell to the natives, The Alliance Assurance considerable difficulty, the dredge after " 1 ou would be surprised," but much of this work would have had to be done on credit so no Again Open for Business. don. safely and was continued got her over the bar the skipper, "to see what we can do one undertook it and the country's only remedy would be from to an an- proceeding up the channel with oil. You can a pan full Congress. In addition to the buffalo the rinderpest swept away MILL CO., Pauahl street near You Heed Them These rope to the this take RIVER chorage when a attached of it and lighted innumerable droves of horses and herds of cattle. River, Contractors and Builders, also tug's throw a match in it, Furniture, Order Warm Days buoy of an anchor got foul of the you o House Material and and then it will not burn. But if promptly attended to. Soda, Vichy, Carlsbaad, piopeller blades. should put that oil into an air tight Plain put of commission Knocked Tel. Blue 646. P- - O. Box SH. Seltzer, Congress, Lithia and Ger- The tug was out churn and bump it around awhile, so Out by Fitzsimmons. once, though both she and the (containing all at and gas generate left-ar- m man Mineral Water at once, much would that it would ANACONDA, Mont., Dec. 28. With a hook Robert of Apolinaris), dredge dropped their anchors probably explode. no danger USE the properties both ashore. There is Fitzsimmons floored his former manager, Clark Ball, in the lobby manufactured from chemically pure the wind drove them with the oil unless there is a lot of gas to get them off, but of the hotel a few minutes I o'clock this morning. water put up in 28 02. Syphons, Efforts were made which cannot escape. When this oil is Thornton after Asti Wines per half dox. work was not accomplished by The blow struck Ball squarely on the point of the jaw and he was $1.25 per doz., 75c the morning. in a stationary tank there is but little Beet Table Wines in Use. Sold by means of kedge anchors until gas generated knocked against a corner of the desk at the end of the counter. His the tug was and there is a minimum all Liquor Dealers. Then both were puyed and of danger, you a head came in violent contact with a sharp corner and a laceration re- tow. Neither but when put it into The Fountain Soda Works, in shape to take her sailing ship you have something that sulted. In another fraction of a second, Ball was prostrate and out. was damaged. The Kae- Pacific Hotel dredge or tug i3 rolling and pounding all the time, He was revived in a few seconds and his bleeding head bathed. He The Sheridan Street. na then came up to Honolulu. was not seriously injured and was apparently as well as ever within 1182 Union St., opp. Pacific Club attempted again and of course much gas generates, so Work will not be that if we kept it closed up air tient fifteen minutes after the blow was struck. The trouble was precipi- - Wcwly FDrnishtd Rooms until the swells on the bar go down by night Ball severed his connection with is it would be Kingdom Come for us tatcd the fact that last the city big scoop dredge ! Beet 25c Restaurant in the & Co Cotton Brothers' pretty quickly. is Jeffries-Fitzsimmo- ns combination and signed a with Wing Wo Chan work, and will But this not the contract Jack MRS. HANA. now about ready for case. In every one of our oil Munroe whereby the local who had before for four ProrlCo. the Railway tanks miner, stood probably be towed from there is a small pipe leading up to the rounds a week ago Saturday night is to be the star attraction of an Harbor by the first of News Comp'y, Ltd, wharf to Pearl deck. The gas comes out of that, when athletic show managed by the former manager of "Lanky Bob." Hawaiian next week. was some Ebony Furniture, go down to there is too much on top of the oil, When the men met tonight there wranglng and Ball called BOOKSELLERS The tug Fearless will escapes Cigars and Tobaccos, dredgp and without doing any injury. Fitzsimmons a liar when the blow was struck. and Chinese and Japanese Teas, Pearl Harbor today and tow the We have no smoking on deck, so that Crockery, Mattings. into port, where it will there is no danger at all from the STATIONERS Trunks, that was ashore The Acre incident. Vases. Camphorwood placed on the marine railway and escaping gas. be Is there any danger of oil Rattan Chairs. overhauling that is necessary. the tanks VFVV YORK'. Der 20 Accorrltntr to the HraM'.;' I j Par Street an at Iwilei exploding? Not one bit. They . Z. . IerctLaxLt SlLKS AND SA.TTNS could be kept full a hundred years (Bol'via) correspondent the Lommercio publishes an official message i OF ALL KINDS. Two Vessels Sailed. without an explosion. b"caue the reCeived bv the Bolivian government from its minister in Brazil, re William Notting- I g that the solution of the Acre incident is progressing satisfactorily Established MM. Both the schooner Importer HORSE CLIPPING Star of Bengal sailed generate much under that condition, and that he hopes the difficulty will soon be settled. Manufacturer and ham and the bark . : 1 1 1 1 e iipv ar pprrectiv sare. 1 1 dlery for Puget Sound yesterday. i tine t eruvian representative nab nan a King conierence wnnM. Fine Harness and AT in ballast The Mirion Chilrot finished d B-- XTInicfpr n f T AfTnirc fit V, r.nnliri'flc r Solicited. S. D. Carlton will sail for ;he nroirrn rftrrirlinrr Island Orders The ship 5OT. . 1 will by Telephone Main 144. P O. Box Sound and the ship Marion Chilcott for terd-w- after forfy hours' work, and province of Huancnno. he question probably be settled today. will sail for the Coast this morning. : arbitration, the President of Argentina to act as arbitrator. I King Street near Fort. tablesMAIN m San Francisco Fort Street. PHONE 9, 8 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY 1903. of men in selection, quintet club; address, J. F. called to the attention the Prophet Badge MORGAN, by of chamber Eckardt; presentation of JAS. F. authority members the to D. W. McNichol. by A. E. Murphy, IN ARMS He said the principal question was one NEW OFFICERS P S., followed by dancing. was of opinion of the lepers, and he About 250 people were present and en- Auctioneer and well be some discus- Bute Surplus that there might joyed the social features of the lodge. of the question. As soon as he sion The Tribe now has ninety-seve- n mem- 65 QUEEN his statement J. P. Coote, STREET. had finished FOR LODGES bers and is in a flourishing financial AGAINST purpose of presenting mat- for the the condition. The address of Mr. Eckardt P. O. Box 594. Telephone 72 proposed res- Stock Sale ter to the chamber, the was as follows: finally adopted. He olution as said I be- some to Sachems, brothers and friends: there had been discussion as lieve it is customary on occasions such LEPERS the propriety of bringing the laud The Installations as this for some member of the frater- No. l. question with tnat ot tne lepers, ana nity whose officers have been installed he was of the opinion that the two to exhaust the patience of his auditors of doubtful be separately. Occurred Last with a lengthy disquisition should treated interest upon the merits, teachings Bruce Cartwright said that the latter and benefits of his particular frater- Business Men Send question was of sufficient importance Evening. nity. to entitle it to have treatment by itself. Such, however, is not my purpose on PIE PLATES matter was an important one, this occasion; but as the designation The land of our order, "The Improved Order of Strong Cable but it should be kept apart. J. P. Red Men," is one which appeals to the Enameled Iron, Cooke said that he was of the opinion Good Times Were on uninitiated and those possessing little that immediate extension of the Amer- or no knowledge of our order as a IO Protest. injury, In strange and bizarre appellation for an Size inches, ican land laws would wor. but Fraternal existing flourishing hoped investigation organization and Surrey and Harness 12 he that the would in the midst of our American civiliza- each, proceed as recommended by the sub- Circles. tion, I deem it expedient to a.ilude committee. The cablegram was ap- briefly to the historical events upon At Auction. Regular Price 25c. Declare Lazaretto Plan sent. which our order is founded, from a proved and ordered designation D. Tenney was consideration of which the Is E. said that in time it Some Presentations of Jewels, of our fraternity will be found to be a Wrong to more than probable that the American not only justifiable, but absolutely im- ON SATURDAY, JAN. 10, system would be extended to the Is Speeches, Refreshments and perative. AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, unnecessary dwell at length Territory. lands, but this could not properly be a General Good Time. It is to At my salesroom, I will sell at public &. been a upon the initial overt act in the series W.W. Dimond Co. done until, there had definite of patriotic and heroic efforts on the auction Major Davis' covered surrey, conclusion as to the forest reserva- part of the American colonists to rid (new wheels), and set of double har- tions, which would make it necessary Installation of officers in various themselves of the unjust and tyran LIMITED. Strong Memorial Will Be Sent on ness. that there should be careful and tech- lodges took place last evening, at which nical imposts levied upon the weak and so-call- ed ' struggling colonies by the at Once Ask for Delay nical investigations. presentation of jewels, speeches and the motner country, which culminated in JAS. F MORGAN, on Lands. F. A. Schaefer moved that a cable- refreshments formed a very pleasant the Revolutionary War and finally gram be sent urging tbat there be no crystallized in the Declaration o Inde- AUCTIONEER. on lands this session, and feature. pendence. action at my were several motions and Honolulu Commandery, No. 1, Knights All within the sound of voice It was a second cable day yesterday, there other who owe their allegiance to this great ADMINISTKATOK'S SALE amendments brought up, the whole Templar, installed the following offi- magnificent being given over to cel- republic, before whose but instead of Emitter being finally settled by the cers, Past Eminent Commander N. E. achievements the grandeur of Rome ebration of the fact that the cable was and Carthage fade into insignificance, adoption of the amended motion that Gedge, acting as installing officer, with BY ORDER OF THE ADMNISTRA-to- r was by men there be forwarded a cable urging de- are familiar with the historic incident here, it devoted business Past Eminent Commander J. D. Tucker of the band of patriots, the members with the will annexed, of the es- to the use of the wire to forward to lay until a memorial could be formu- of which, disguised as American Indi- tate of F. B. Auerbach, deceased, I will message for- as Grand Marshal: sell at Public Auction at my sales- Washington protests which they feared lated, and that the be ans and adopting as a mean's of com warded at once by Messrs. Macfarlane, Eminent Commander, S. L. Rumsey. munication among themselves the dia- - rooms, Queen street, on Saturday, Janu- I ary 10th, 1903, at 12 o'clock noon: would be all too late for effect if sent Schaefer, and Cooke. Generalissimo, Chas. Sumner II. til. lent rtf fho Mftliau'lf trihe in orilpr to Captain General, C. L. Garvin. preserve se- in the usual course of delivery. George conceal their identity and 100 shares of "H. May & Co., Ltd.," During the discussion R. Prelate, W. F. L. Stanley. crecy, and thus better effectuate their par value $100 each; sold subject Every business body, the formal or- Carter saflthat there was an idea on Senior Warden, C. L. Crabbe. intentions and purposes, boarded the to a mortgage of $9,000. influ- the mainland that there was a vast Junior Warden, K. B. Porter. good ship Dartmouth in Boston harbor 1 Library of " World's Great Classics .' N ganizations of the parties and Dayton. j body of land here which had to be ex- Treasurer, David and threw overboard into the waters of (Editors and Artists Edition). This ential men of all shades of belief, join- Recorder, P. E. C. J. D. Tucker. the tea with which the ship includes 40 volumes costing $150. plored and surveyed and that induce- the harbor ed in the transmission to men who will The appointive officers were the Pre- was laden, which had been subjected to Set is new in original packages. ments had to be offered to have it the obnoxious tax imposed by Parlia- 1 Phaeton. have to do with the settlement of ques- taken up. The Orgpnic Act and the late and the following: ment. 1 Surrey. affecting Hawaii, of messages treaty of annexation as well, he said Standard Bearer, Timothy Lyons. This band of patriots, conducting its tions guise provided lands should be held Sword Bearer, Wm. H. Goetz. meetings in secret, under the and which will, it is hoped, open their eyes that the Warder, C. G. Bockus. employing the language of the aborig- JAS. F. MORGAN, OP EVERY DESCRIPTION. for benefit of the people and there We carry product of the to the unanimous opinion here that the the Sentinel, Theo. Hoffman. ines of the American continent, had Auction r the could be no one so much interested as Guards, W. O. Atwater, C. J. Camp- been in existence, as an unorganized National Blank Book Co., recog- pro- time has not come for action as those who live in the Territory. W bell, W. F. Heilbron. society, for some time prior to the in- nized as the leading manufactures Committee. P. E. N. E. to, in ex- posed in the forecast of the report of M. Giffard said that a cable telling that Finance C, cident alluded and continued AT AUCTION of fine goods at a f ar price. A Gedge, W. F. L. Stanley, C. S. Hall. istence for a number of years there- the sub-committ- ee which spent a month a memorial was coming would be best, up success- glance at our show windows will Past Eminent Commander Gedge was after, to and long after the give you a good idea of the line. in investigation, and left with one set and this met with the approval of the ful termination of the American Rev- chamber. presented with a handsome jewel, the olution, and was known as the Red No more need to wait four weeks of views, which seems to have been Household Furniture. On motion of W. G. Smith is was de presentation being made by Eminent Men's Society of Boston. to have your books made to order revolutionized by the lapse of time be- While its original inception was for we can supply the cided that the heads of the oth?r bod Commander Rumsey, a brief but fitting purely political and patriotic purposes, tween departure and their consid- ies of the city should be asked to sigi Revo- PATENT FLAT OPENING their response being made by the recipient. shortly after the close of the ON 12, - was done. lutionary war it evolved into a fraternal M3NDAY, JANUARY kind on eration of the points to be covered. the memorial, and this Following the official business the demand your money following was ap- and benevolent society as well, and, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., savers. The Chamber of Commerce led in the The committee Knights entered upon a social hour coupled pointed to draft the memorial on the with these characteristics, wiua At the residence of Mr. F. J. Russel, fight proposals of Sen- during which refreshments were serv- its original patriotic features, contin- 1632 against the the subject F. A. Schae Anapuni street, near Wilder Wall, Co., Ltd, of the land laws: ed. ued in existence as an unorganized so- Avenue. I will sell at Public Auction, Nichols ators that Hawaii should be made a M. F. M. Swanzy. activity fer, W. Giffard, and A double installation of the new of- ciety with more or less until the entire Household Furniture com lepers the War of 1812 when the good accom prising: cumping ground for the of the On motion of W. W. Dimond it was ficers of Pacific Rebekah Lodge, No. 1, on leper plished by the society during the Revo Bedroom Sets, Mattresses, nation and to revolutionize the laud decided that a memorial the I. O. O. F., and of Olive Branch, lutionary War, recognition on, and a of its Book Case, Mosquito Nets, question. It was a very full and rep- question should be sent and Messrs. Rebekah Lodge, No. 2, I. O. O. F., took political and patriotic utility caused Oak and Ash Chiffoniers, Dimond. Waterhouse, amd Smith were place at Harmony Hall. The hall was its reanimation, with a large increase Sideboard, Dining Table and Chairs, resentative meeting of the chamber of membership. named to draft the paper. to its capacity to seat the large Rockers, Crockery, which was held its rooms yesterday taxed It was during the continuance of the 1 Garland Range, at Mr. Macfarlane wanted" to know if presented pretty ap- morning. The members assembled assemblage, and a second war between the United States Ice Box, Meat Safe, Nothing it would not be wise to ask the execu pearance with its decorations of palms, Mifflin on early and discussions were sharp and Great Britain, at Fort Bed Linen, Lamps, Etc., Etc. the tive officers of the government to act ferns and flowers. the Delaware, in 1813, that a perma Eye-Glasse- s, and pointed, so that at length when but Spectacles and but in opposing the proposals, but it was The officers installed in Pacific Lodge nent organization of the society was action was taken there was no doubt- decided would not be best, effected, under the name of the Red JAMES F. MORGAN, that this it were as follows: Society. permanent organ ing the earnestness of the men who had the chamber and similar bodies would Men's The AUCTIONEER, Everything to show their feeling as N. G Sister Ella Dayton. ization then effected was continued for determined move at once. V. G. Sister H. Gehring. a number of years, the political and opposed plans proposed by the In Spectacles and Eye-Glass- es that's to the It was decided that William Hay- Secretary, Sister Sallie L. Williams, patriotic features being still retained, Senators. The sentiment was crystal-ize- d wood should be notified of the messag- P. G. with the added fraternal and benevo- into the following telegrams, es, and thus informed of what was to Treasurer, Sister Clara Petrie, P. G. lent characteristics. For Rent Good which were sent forward during the Warden, Sister Annie Gribble. The retention of the political fea- be done in the premises. The meeting Conductor, Sister H. Smith. ture of the original society became the and afternoon. then adjourned for the sending of the Chaplain, Sister M. Smith. cause of considerable dissatisfaction Premises of MRS. S. W. LEDERER, "To Senator J. B. Foraker, Chairman messages. The men whose names were R. S. N. G., Bro. D. Lawrence. among the members, however, because 782 Kinau Street Three large bed- of the Committee on Pacific Islands wanted were seen and agreed to sign, L. S. N. G., Sister M. Wright. of the perversion of this particular fea- rooms, parlor, dining room, pantry, Plenty and Porto Rico, and R. S. V. G.. Sister J. Murray. ture by a large part of the membership kitchen and bath. Large yard. Stables and later in the day the Planters' As L. S. V. G., Sister L. Fetter. from its original high plane to the do- and servants' quarters. of the good kind. "Hon. William Knox, Chairman of the sociation met and had the subject be- O. S. G., Bro. C. Simpson. ing of ward politics and the corruption House Committee on Territories: fore them, giving their support to the The officers of Olive Branch were in of the society, organized for highly rec- Good drainage. On high side of street "Are Informed Senate Committe plan. stalled as follows: creditable and worthy objects, into a ommends making Molokai National mere political machine. A. N. Sanford, REPUBLICANS ACT. N. G.. Sister Hazel Crane. The dissatisfaction thus caused final- leper asylum. V. G., Sister Thora Oss. ly resulted in a division of the mem- JAS. F. MORGAN, "We protest against injustice of Some members of the Republican Manufacturing Optician, Secretary, Wm. F. Storey. bership of the society into two branch- 66 Queen Street Boston Building:. Fort Street. placing stigma on Hawaii. executive committee met during the Treasurer, Charlotte Carlsen. es, the one branch, retaining the polit- day and at once decided to add their Inside Guardian, Carrie Riley. ical feature alone, subsequently evolv- May Co. "Territory able and willing to care Orsr influence to the weight of the combin- Chaplain, Sister M. Lofquest. ed into what is now the justly cele- for its own sick; others should do R. S. N. G., Bro. G. Boisse. ed commercial bodies, sending the fol- brated (perhaps notorious would be the same. L. S. N. G.. Sister F. Wysner. better term) Tammany Society of New For Sale. "Ask your help to protect Hawaii lowing cable to M. A. Hanna at Wash- R. S. V. G., Louisa Todd. York, and the other branch, retaining ington: L. S. V. G., Nettie Crane. Lemon Soda, from this wrong. the patriotic, fraternal and benevolent One "Palace" Organ, manufactured "Republican organizations protest Warden, Sister M. Bruns. features, evolved into the Improved by Root Beer, "C. M. COOKE. Conductor. Sister P. McLean. Lorlng and Blake Organ Cs. of against Federal supervision, and trans- Order of Red Men, the first Great Worcester, Mass. Double Ginger Ale, "Vice President Chamber of Com- Council of which was 1838. manual. Cream Soda, fer of lepers from mainland. Bro. Ed. Hingley, D. D. G. S., acted held in pedal bass, blow and foot pedal. merce. omcer ror Such, in brief, is the history of the a splendid instrument, good con- - ' Orange Cider, we insist on caring ror our own as installing the two lodges origin in "F. W. MACFARLANE. assisted by the following grand officers: and foundation of our order. dition. A Pineapple Cider, "President Merchants' Association. afflicted. It is our privilege and duty. We are proud of our fraternal ances- Instrument cost over $900. "Republican party's pledge to this Grand marshal. Sister Sallie J. Wil- try, to employ a rather incongruous, Will be sold at a bargain. Komel, "A. GARTLEY. liams. P. G.: grand if impossible, policy won last election. warden. Sister Rose not term, and glory In Can be seen at my office. 65 Ouen Strawberry, "President Builders aind Traders' Ex Lando, P. G. ; grand secretary. Sister our heritage of patriotism, fraternity "(Signed) "ATKINSON, street Sarsaparilla change. Alice Nicholsen, P. G.; grand treasur- ana benevolence, as recalled to our JAS. F. MORGAN. er, Mayse G. ; and Iron "MATT HEFFERN, "Secretary." Sister Lawrence, P. grand minds and portrayed in our motto: - inside guard, Sister Carrie Riley, P. G. "Freedom, friendship charity." from an old house with an estab- "President Trades and Labor council. Senator George R. Carte;- sent sev- and Past Noble Grand Emma Herrick of Ours is the only fraternal organiza- lished reputation. Free delivery "CLARENCE CRABBE, eral messages to friends in power at tion in existence of purely Pacific Lodge was presented with a American to all parts of the city and Waikiki. "Chairman Republican Central Com- Washington, among them being mes- origin, founded exclusively upon Amer- FORRENT pretty P. N. G. jewel. sub-struot-u- re mittee. sages to Senators and heads of depart- Past Noble ican historical events, the Grand Alice Herrick of Olive of wheh was builded by Two cottages on Waikiki Beach Road. Consolidated Soda Water Works "C. j. McCarthy, ments, the principal one, however, be- Branch Six Lodge was also presented with a hand- heroes. bedrooms each. Rent $20 each. In- Democratic Central Com- ing to the President of the United We seek to preserve cludes water rates. Company, Ltd. "Chairman some gold and silver soup ladle, as well in our ritualistic mittee." States, as follows: work, in our usages and customs, and Telephone Main 71. "President Roosevelt, White House: as a basket of beautiful roses, the pres- in our teachings the noble character- jasTfT morgan, (It was intended to have the Repub- being by How- Works 601 Fort street. "Republican majority impossible if entation made Sister istics of the aborigines of the Amer- 66 Queen, St lican delegate-elec- t sign, but he was Following gener- ican continent, a race people dis- lepers from mainland, are sent here. ard. the ceremonies a of not in the city.) ous repast of effee, sandwiches tinctively American, common to no Natives object also to Federal control and other continent or grand UHR Hotel and "Commercial bodies of Hawaii urge salad was discussed. division of of afflicted, while all I the earth, whose very is Ala kea St. that action on the Hawaiian land mat- their classes take existence fast pride in their care." TITS RED MEN. becoming a memory, shortly to lapse ters be delayed pending arrival of pages The installation of into the of history. memorial protesting against transfer officers of Hawai- We seek to preserve and portray the ian Tribe, No. 1, Independent of government land to Federal control Nominations Made Order of noble characteristics of that failine Red Men, took place race without further careful investigation. The following officers were nominated in San Antonio not what they are, but what they Hall, as follows: were. I hat the people of this well-nig- h C. M. COOKE, by the Builders and Traders' Exchange vanished race possessed D. W. McNichol, Prophet. vices of "Vice President Chamber of Com- yesterday: t mo most aunorrent character cannot La T. W. Carroll, Sachem. j merce. be denied, but as those vices were ac-- ! Elder & For president A. Gartley H. R. E. Lee, Senior Sagamore. "F. W. MACFARLANE, and J. quired subsequent to the advent of the sberpards Craig. A. H. Moore, Junior Sagamore. paleface with his firewater, glass "President Merchants' W. F. Drake. Keeper of Wampum. beads Association. vice-preside- nt calicos, Publications For first J. H. Craig. J. F. and cheap it is with regret "A. GARTLEY, Eckardt. Chief of Records. j and we pass vice-preside- nt silence that them by and For second W. W. J. W. Aseh. Guard of Wigwam. flu-to- otrtra& i i twwr nmnloto 4fMA "President Builders and Traders' Hall. J. R. Santas. Guard of Forest. i iivfor: u turn WHICH Exchange." were inherent in them and which ob- Kanpeepee For treasurer Robert Catton. Four Braves and Four Warriors. tained in their pristine James F. Morgan ! state. Legend of When the meeting was called to or- For directors S. Stephenson, W. E. In the vernacular of the Tribe, these We try to inculcate in our members Hawaii der Chairman Cooke announced that it RowelL Jas. Nott. Jr.. A. F. Clark. F. J. were raised up by J. F. Eckardt, Acting the tn,e spirit of fraternity, and to de-Dep- was a special gathering, called for the Amweg. J. Emmeluth, Thos. Sharp and Great Incohonee. with a full j2?JJSlS 'fiSll' br?e? Miner Broke purpose of taking action upon several J. F. Bowler. , , and most DMU situ uun. xic pi.jsiiiii ioi noble sense. We teach them by pre- - HAWAIIAN sub-committ- matters in the report of the ee tor inspectors of election E. G. the evening was as follows: 65 QUEEN STREET. CALENDAR of Senators, which had been Keen, A. F. Clark and Thos. Sharp. Public raising up of chiefs; musical (Continued oa Page 10.) P.O. Box 594. : : Tel. 72 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL) ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY 9, 1903. HONOLULUS BEAT PRICES ON MARKET I THE SILVERTOWN AT SAN FRANCISCO Play they never so gamely, their lack The first of the regular service of the Our of practice was the cause of the route of prices of Hawaiian securities on the Great cricketers of the Silvertown at the San Francisco market was received hands of the local men yesterday yesterday. The entire list was sent MiDiifaciiKer's shic u , I afternoon at Makiki. after the morning session, the message I 2PL I JL January Sale The final score was Silvertown 110, being received here before the session Honolulu 136, none out. The locals opened. Begins Monday morning at 8 o'c'ock. All won the toss, but gave the visitors the After this the li3t will be cut down wicket. They were not in the best of to five stocks, as there is no Hana, surp'us stock End broken lines must go "' ' form, though Eric Rymer-Jone- s, the Hutchinson or Kilauea held here. The 2"ip k Styles are r.; ready. sStV regardless of cost captain of the eleven, carried his bat prices of stocks yesterday were as fol- gBS, ? Styles you could never buy except fH-- made to order, before now. 61, Rutter 16, Harwood, of lows: Ut di8COSpion for for and k- iVitu or comment we submit a few prices Hana, $4; Paauhau, $16.75: Hawaiian -- the local office, for 8 fine runs. An- illustrate the values we are giving, and we wish to em- $45.25; $14.75; LHHSBki Shop--. phasize derson and Hatfield got most of the Commercial, Honokaa, All Amerirn .S3. 50 li I the fact that we are umply following out our custom wickets, their bowling being fine. Hutchinson, $15.75; Kilauea, $8; Maka-wel- i, H Is the very best shoe on the market. wnich permits no accumulation of goods, therefore you will not Anderson and Beardmore were sent $28.25; Onomea, $23. IBHlm Made all stvles and shaoes. B II at this tinie, or any other time, find stale or decayed merchan- (jSPJWjsUg-- ' pair guaranteed. dise m this store, locals. 78 H Erj lm ' no matter what price in for the Anderson made B '' It's a pleasure to show them. 1L Iff the may be. 51, seven LOCAL BREVITIES. '.Wr and Beardmore which, with 91.21 Crepe De Chenes for 50 cents. extras, filled the score, and then, as the $125 $1.00 and Foulard Silks for 75 cents and 50 cents. was game was The police made sixteen arrests for 75 afternoon waning, the cent Japanese Foulard Silks for 37 cents. gambling last night. 75 so closed. The visitors bowled too slow cent and cent ngured Japanese Silks for 25 cents. steamship "0 for the local wickets, and the condition The Zealandia sails for San cent Satins good for fancy work-f- or 25 gar- noon today. cent. of the field made the work in the Francisco at $2.25 Golf Skirtings for $1.50. dens impossible. Numerous changes The net receipts at the recent Kilo-han- a $2.00 Golf Skirtings for $1.25. were tried, but the fine defense of the dramatic entertainment were $1.75 Golf Skirtings for $1.00. any 95 batsmen prevented the capture of $325.35. Don't Cough Bringing Your cent Wool Dress Goods for 50 cents. 75 wickets. Lodge le Progres will hold a special Putnam's Cherry Comfort re- cent Wool Dress Goods for 40 cents. 50 It is hoped that the ship's men will meeting this evening for work in the lieves soreness, loosens phlegm, cent Wool Dress Goods for 25 cents. Bread and 50 cent grant a return match, as the practice first degree. heals and cures. Pleasant to Washable Dress Goods there are Foulards, Panamas. possible Rayes. and many of yesterday will make it for Supt. Cooper is slightly indisposed take 25 and 50c. novelties for 25 cents. 25 cent them to acquit themselves with credit. and has gone to Pearl City, where he Cakes Washable Dress Goods for 15 cents and 10 cents. playing the ship's com- 100 pieces Normandy. Those from will remain until tomorrow. Oriental and Torchon Laces, worth 10 cents to Rymer-Jone- s, Invalid $1.00 a 3 pany were Eric captain, and promptly and punctu- yard, for cents. 5 cents, ten cents and 25 cents a yard. Raymond-Barke- r, Cotton Bros., who have a branch in 50 pieces Rutter, Bumpus, Novelty Trimmings, worth 25 cents, 50 75 Honolulu, captured a big contract in ally, and best cents and cents, Lumsden, Rowe, Clunie, Sangster, Pen-- Infant Food the at for 10 cents, 20 cents and 35 cents a yard. street railway construction in Oakland. Taroena is er, Harwood, Barwell. Crawford and the best prepared that, is our business. Traveling Bags and Dress Suit Cases at 40 per cent off. The race between Aggravation and food. All U9ers speak highly A V. a. i or Dixon were umpires. R. A. Jordan was osmium line Chiffon Boas and Neck Ruffs at one-thir- d off. Murphy was set yes of it Get our book- - -- Orders the captain of the locals. Racine which for leils over the phone There are White Goods, Curtains, Furnishing Goods. Neckwear ar.d terday, been indefinitely postponed. more about it. 50j. Notions at has promptly attended to. similar reductions. For example-a- ny Pillow Top in the store SILVERTOWN MEN Reference to George Paris as a mem- for 25 cents. ber of the McCully Land Co. should Ring up Main 74. . Further announcements will follow. Headaches Note. have read Waikiki Land and Loan There's not the Miss Cantor will include all her swell hats in this sale WILL RECEIVE hast reaon $15.00 hats for $10.00; $12.00 Company. you should uft"er when a Head- - Mew England Bakery hats for $8.00. and so on. A rare opportunity. The Supreme Court yesterday declar- Hae powder will stop it afn With all work completed and the ship ed the Hawaiian Daily and Weekly Star to take. Insist oa the genuine. in readiness for company, the Silver-tow- n to be newspapers of general circulation 25c. iAWaIIAHENSIHEERINSAKD company Monday will receive on for the xublication of legal notices. next, according to plans which are now CONSTRUCTION GO. The regular meeting of Camp Theo- Whitney & under consideration. For Baby's Bath Marsh, Roosevelt, No. 249, will be held The vessel will complete the sending dore You should have a cake of Monday Ore- next in their rooms in the Curative-Ski- n ashore of the storage cable tomorrow Soap. 508-51- 0 gon officers. It's all 'looms Stangenwald Bldg Ited and will then draw into the stream at block. Installation of the name implies keeps the the head of naval row, on Sunday. The The new issue of Hawaiian Agricul skin velvety and cures and ship will be trimmed Monday and with tural stock is now being distributed to heals. Box 3 cakes 5C'c. One-ha- $200.-00- 6NSIHEERS AND CONTRACTORS. the Territorial band aboard will be in the shareholders. lf of the 0 BBS shape for the guests of the officers on issue is being given out at this time. Mosquitoes Upholstering the afternoon of that day. It is the in- The Hawaiian Historical Society will and tention of the men to make the occasion hold its annual meeting at the Y. M. C. Won't Box 537. Phone Main 50 quite a memorable one. A. hall at 7:30 o'clock on the evening Furniture Repairing Annoy you you have a 8kect-G- o. The visitors having cards will be tak- of Tuesday, Jan. 13th. The public is if Box couches made to order with upholstering in leather, This unique device ban- ship of invited. matting or cloth. Sizes to suit. We also have a fine line en to the in the launches the ishes mosquitoes. No Removal Notice. navy - ill effects of box couches on sale. department and the entire after- There will be a meeting of the Ka- of using powder the old way. noon will be given over to merrymak mehameha Alumni Association tonight $1. ing. at 7:30 p. m. Every member is request Mattress Making ed to attend as important matters will THE FRENCH LAUNDRY NOW Mattresses made any size and the very best in town. If brought up to of every Two Drug your mattress is hard in places or worn out we BAND GOES TO be the interest located on the corner of Beretania md can fix it up one. at a email charge. HILO ON TUESDAY Philip H. Dodge gave a chalk talk Stores Punchbowl streets will remove Satur to Boys' Brigade at Remember we have a branch last evening the day to 258 Beretania street, opposite Today the Territorial band will play Kawaiahao church. Miss Ada Whitney store in the Sacks' block, or Coyne Co., ner Beretania and Fort. Furniture Ltd. the steamers off, the Zealandia being sang two songs. At the Palama sta- This Hawaiian Hotel where they will be glad Progress Block. Comer Fort and Beretania Streets. scheduled to sail at noon. The Sunday tion the Chillingworths gave the hoys may be more cor venient to your to see both old and new customers. afternoon concert will be given at Ma-ke- e a musical entertainment. home. Complete stock of Island, Waikiki, at 3 p. m. On drng store goods. Delicious The following cases were argued and soda, too. Tuesday noon the band will leave for submitted to the Supreme Court yester- Oahu Ice Hilo on the steamer Kinau to give a day: Kapiolani Estate vs. E. Peck & series of public concerts there and will Co., Jesse Makainai vs. Goo Wan Hoy, OBRON DRUG CO Co. Ice Electric return to Honolulu on Saturday, Jan- ad- to any pant Of the city. Island and J. D. Paris vs. J. A. Magoon, o uurs prompuj sued. Tel. Hm 3i5i. uary 24. The last concert in Honolulu ministrator of the Fernandez Lstate. Ehlers' Block, Fort Street Most departure will Sachs-- before the for Hawaii Messrs. Bishop & Co. Insurance De ' Block, Beretania and Hoffman & M rkham. place Emma Square Monday P.O. Box 600. Office: Kewalo. take at partment at 9277 Bethel street received Fort evening. li the calendars of the Manhattan Life In- Extraord- - surance Co. of New York for 1903 yes- COTTON BROS. & CO. J. W. L. McCuire BUSINESS LOCALS Copies fine office calen- terday. of this NQINBCEK dar can be had by calling at the insur AND GENKRAS CO PLOKIST WEEKS Try Pacheco's dandruff killer for TRACTORS, Union ance office. Orders Left at falling hair. At all druggists and Flta fviralafe m inary David Jr.. was a Amu- - u timt,j tn barber shop. Kalauokalani. .; f Contrasting Work. Hawaiian Bazaar, Two furnished rooms, electric light, ted to practice in the district court of Masonic Building etc., are offered for rent very cheap to the Territory by Judge De Bolt J Alakca nd Hotel Sts. Phone Main 387. Bargains gents. See our classified ads. terday. The young man, who is W secretary, law Rooms and good table board can be cox's has studied at th National University of Washington for - . had at 144 Beretanla street, near the a year. Two " engine house; good central location. about Good Articles Q. A Come Down in Prices Mr. A. Blom will leave on the S. S. Our stock of Silks, Woolen Dress Goods, Velvets, Plashes and Special January Bargains Are Be- A set of China to purchase spring and summer Whiteley So Dress Trimmings, Has been Marked down Offered Sacns' to a low figure. dry goods, etc., in eastern markets. ing at This Week Globe and other Oh the to Continue Through the Stock Wernicke Q- -i A fine four inch telescope of German Book Cases Taking. Exercisers Pina Silk. 40c yd. Black Crepon, $1.50 yd. make, has all modern appliances, is of- Dust and insect proof. for fered for sale at a bargain by Hackfeld Many chances 01 special value 26 in. wide in all shades, 44 In. wide silk and wool Elegant, Children, formerly sold 55c. yard. mixed, formerly sold $2.50 & Co. are being offered. In the cold of Stylish yard. usually ccol winter, a Ladies and W blanket Acceptable "1 Good responsible party advertises un-- this Pina Silk. 50c yd. Plain Tweeds, 50c yd. is a good thing to have on the Presents . Athletes. der our classified ads for a furnished, 36 In. wide in all shades, 44 in. wide in brown and bed. formerly sold 60c. yard. or unfurnished cottage. Must be in the o grey, suitable for skirts, ar.d bed spreads of formerly $1.25 yard. vicinity of Kapiolani Park. Blanket OS c Japanese and India, are being offered at Fancy Brocade, yd. Cyphers finest quality & 60., Ltd. Si k 35c yd. 75c & incu Pearson1 E. O. Son sell Potter Hall greatly reduced prices to reduce Phone Main 3 7. Cor. Union and Hotel Sts. 44 in. wide with raised bators and brooders, Look into their is a good time to o 27 in. wide in all shades, silk figure, formerly $1.50 see some the stock. It formerly sold 50c. yard. yard. Fort street window today and purchase. they just hatched. Silks, yd. Silk and Wool Bro chicks have week white cotton blankets Fancy Figured 75c This and cade, 65c yd. The household furniture and furnish full size at 85 cents the pair, ex- New York Dental Parlors 24 in. wide in mottled ing at of Mr. F. J. Russell, 1632 stripe, suitable for Waists, 44 in. wide in light shades, residence large size $1.00 per pair, ex- formerly $1.25 yard. Mon- tra 1057 FORT STREET formerly $1.50 yard. Anapuni street, will be sold next tra quality blanket, Urge size, day at public auction by Jas. F. Mor- formerly selling at $1.75, this Call and See those Not Mentioned. gan. PLATES week eoeb for $1.46, tan blankets Vgft&& Full Set of Teeth, $5.00 Up to date millinery at Whitney & with fancy border are selling at Rri ii.. Cold Crowns, Marsh, Ltd. Miss Cantor of San Fran- $85c, -- xtra quality tan blankets 5.00 cisco pleased to a-- $1 20 brought has charge and will be selling at that Gold Filling, 1.00 w I rig? show the ladies of Honolulu the very $1.50 before. Machine today. In latest just from the coast. wool blankets, white, of ex- Silver Filling, .50 Is generally regarded as the best machine on the market Ail these days while some manufacturers are flooding the country with The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society will tra siz- - and fine t quality marked No charge f r examination!. All ear instruments are thoroughly worthless sewing machines and issuing circulars wherein they have meet at the residence of Mrs. John Mc-La- in down from $6 50 to $5 25. sterilized before each operation. copied the legitimate claims of reputable companies, many purchasers on street today at three spreads and quilt- - in many become bewildered and pnzzl d and find it difficult to make a selection. Beretania Bed NEW HOME MACHINES have earned and o'clock. meeting of all of 'he finest The popularity that the As this is the first varieties and which they maintain throughout the world Is evidence of their super- year are re- iu crochet, the all of the members quality and makes Same entrance as William?, Photographer. iority and as we have always en joyed the enviable reputation of quested to attend. pique "and Marseilles. handling only first-cla- ss machines, there need be no hesitation in baying White crochet quilts cheap for from ns. We alse handle the PAN-AMERICA- N HAND SEWING Postal Cleiks' Chairman. $1.00 are going for 75c. Edgar Marion Brown of the Honolulu Fxtra heavy white crochet 4Bo. Hi. A Go., Postofflce appointed by the for $1.90 that were selling Latest designs in any stone known to the trade. DavUs has been quilts of President of the National Association Of last week for $2 25 Monumental works week. Postofflce Clerks as chairman of the The sale begins this FOR THE eighth division with headquarters at 104S-105- 0 King BLUE 1S01. Honolulu. His jurisdiction extends over Alakea street, between and Hotel. PHONE the Hawaiian and Philippine islands. ring npWatBine 1871. I t DRY HUUUS All flavors in latestSodastyle bottles, Cable Edition (24 pages illustrated) W.o.oacns co.,ltd. m Advertiser, for sale at all of the book- Up-to-Da- te Store, cor. Fort and Beretania. Read t le Advertiser. Emma and Vineyard Streets. Phone Blue 1B7L stores. Price five cents. HONOLULU, JANUARY 9, 1903. 1A THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. A. W ...... 8 Honolulu stock ExcHANGh. s classified Adrertiscincnts. 8. 190S. Halstead&Co.,Ltd. Canadian-Australi- an Royal Mail Line MORTARS Honolulu, Jan. WANTED. Canadiam-Pacifl- e Co. connection with the Railway STOCK Bid Alk. STOCK Steamers running In HAMS Or Capital Tal or AND Dim at Honolulu on or about the following: date: SMALL cottage on Waikiki road in vicinity of Kapiolani Park. 6372 AUSTRALIA. I FOR VANCOUVER Mbrcajstil BOND BROKERS FOR FIJI AND 1 Su 1903. 1903- - AT WA1KIKI the French iV- A FIRST class ironer at j Jan- - C. Brewer Cu. Moan a Jan. 17. Miowera L. B. Kerr Co. Ltd.. 004)00 41 Laundry, 258 Beretania opposite Ha- 6370 Miowera Feb. 14 Aorangi 1 waiian Hotel. Aorangi March 14. Moana March U. Money Advanced ol Sti Canada, United States and Europe. w. as 2s-- s POSITIONS WANTED Issued to all points in 1 Through tickets Haw. AKflcuuunu - o 000,090 100 Sngar Securities. Artillerymen Will Use , w. ' uli, di .Sti. CO, 113.791 10 44 COMPETENT bookkeeper with 5 years' ugr;o 2 0u0,uO A) 90 btw. , experience with large mercantile & Co., Ltd. tioumc TSO.OOo 10b 00 U7-- H Davies A) position. "X," Theo. Next Monday Houok&a .,ooo.u- house, desires Address No General Agents. Them tlaiku ttO.OO 100 this office. 6364 K&huku ),WX.. to 22 Fort Street. K.inei .ulan. 'o.. L'd i.500.UU! SO 0 Morning. faLiimhutu 11,001) lOL 70 FOR Tel. Main 188. K'loe 5J0.01X ux 110 nNT. McHry.it dug. Co. L'a j.WJ.OOO S. S. Occidental & Oriental Oabu Sugar Co i.tiOO.' 01 100 ion Mail Co., JO Pacific - !,.;,! J I UUVUK. 1.000.00" On Monday iorenoon t..wiuuw, auu ookala SOO.00', at 1 lit tOlaa Sugar Co. Ltd 5,0 0,000 io io TO RENT? S. S. Co., and Toyo Kisen Kaisha in fact all Honolulu, will be aroused j o.owalu laooo Pli Paauuau iugar Har. TWO large stores and warehouse on of the above companies will call at Honolulu and leare this by the heavy booming of martars tat ion Co i.UULVJUe." Steamers Pacific 100 230 Queeii street betwt-e- Kaahumanu and port on or about the dates below mentioned: be discharged from the 750.0i; 100 .. which are to Paia Nuuanu Ave., formerly occupied by Ena ttm-- 13 xt l?D VOH RA l RAM 13LU i Pepeekeo 75O.U0O iOO MAKIKI STREET above Dominis VPICfA. Hamm-Youn- g Co., Apply Six-roo- m .7. !jAN. JAN. 13 beach road below the Diamond Head Pioneer 2, 750,000 100 9 the von Ltd. cottage 25 00 COPTIC . . . . . 10 GAELIC Hamm-Youn- g ..... 20 Waialua Ag. Co 4,WG.00l 100 65 to von Co., Ltd., Alex- Size MARU .JAN. 17 HONGKONG MARU JAN. uoating targets sea 700.00J: loo 3(0 AMERICA lighthouse at at Wailukv Young Building, King and Seven-- . 4i) ander BECK WITH near Alexander KOREA JAN. 27 CHINA JAN. Waimanalo 25'Aum 100 57H 6368 1 7 position by Bishop streets. room Mosquito 12 QAELIC FEB. 4 DORIC FEB. which are to be placed in Cottage; 14 BTBAMBBIP CO' Proof; Electric Light 26.99 HONGKONG MARU.. FEB. 12 NIPPON MARU FEB. the U. S. S. Iroquois. COTTAGES; Christley lane, off Fort St. Wilder 8. 8. 400,000 100 Co.. -- Reg inter-Islan- d . 110 Rent reasonable. Apply Wong Kwai. For information apply to The mortars are to be arranged in 8. 8. Co. OJO.OQO 109 UOK WILDER AVENUE Seven room further 6340 house, new S9.09 H. HACKFELD & COMPANY, LTD., AGENTS. fortress positions, each occupying a Misciuufsocs cottages on Cottage Walk, Ten-roo- m corner of a square. Captain Pearce Haw'n Klectrio Co 100,000 100 m 100 SEVERAL WAIKIKI BEACH Hon. R. T. A L. Co... 1,000.000 50 6d 72 off School St.; rent reasonable. Apply bou&a 45.09 of the artillery corps. Camp McKfcnley Mutual Tel. Co 150,000 10 10 to owner on premises. 6326 O. R. L. Co 4,000.000 100 96 Hip C will be fortress officer, and Captain PUUNUI Six-roo- m house 20.01 nl Douglass will have charge of the firing Bowse STORE FOR RENT. fine passenger steamers of thl s line will arrive and leave this port The projectiles are of the type known Haw. Govt. 5 p. e DOUBLE store in Day Building. Will The Hilo R. R. Co. 6p. e... 101 be divided if necessary. reason- as hereunder: high tra R. T. A L. Co Rent as "deck piercing" shells, the Hon. able. Warehouse in back. For par- FOR SAN FRANCISCO : FROM SAN FRANCISCO: from mor 6 p. c, 105 ' JAN. 2 jectory of the projectiles the BwaT Pl'n (p. o 100 ticulars inquire of W. O. Smith. 6351 CJ3ALANDIA JAN. 7 ZEALANDIA u. co. 104 SONOMA JAN. 14 tars giving them ample opportunity to CASTLE & LANSDALE Y1NTURA JAN. 18 Pl'n 6 p. C IN building. Queen JAN. 28 ALAMEDA JAN. 23 play havoc upon a vessel's deck should aa Pl'n 6. p. c. BREWER street. ALAMEDA 4 Waialua Co. 6 p. c. .... 100& on rensonaDie terms. Apply to C HIF'-'R-A FEB. VENTURA FEB. they land fairly. The shells are of va A. I FEB. 13 Kahuku (Ip.c. Brewer Co., Ltd. Real Estate, Insurance, SIERRA FEB. 3 ALAMEDA rious weights, some being half a ton Pioneer Mill Co ico ALAMEDA FEB. 18 SIERRA FEB. 25 Investments. nuniUA ... FEB. 24 ALAMEDA MARCH 6 The first shot will be to obtain the TO LET. - , calculating dis In connection with the sailing of the above steamers, the agents are pre range, and after the REAL ESTATE TWO furnished rooms suitable for suite STANGENWALD BUILDING pa.red to issue, to intending passengers, Coupon Through Tickets Dy anj tance the remaining mortars will be Electric lights, bath and all conven 271 Rooms 506 7, Railroad, from San Francisco to all points in the United States, and from trained with mathematical precision TRANSACTIONS iences. Enquire Vineyard street, and Fifth Flror. European ports. next door to Engleside, after 3. p. m. New York by any steamship line to all to bring the shells into close proxim APPLY TO 6371 FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS. ity to the targets. List of deeds filed for record January S S 1 Or-- IE5T7s7"X2ST dz, CO , XtcL. 2, 1903: FTRNTSHEO ROOMS. "WIl. Party. Second Party. Class TWO rooms at $9.00 eac h for Gents only. METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. PREPARING TO FEED First THE PACIFIC W. J. Lowrie C. S. Desky D Electric light, bath, etc. Apply 1828 C.' OIL-BURNE- RS S. Desky Alex. Young D King street. 6372 By the Government survey, Published THE C. S. Desky C. S. Desky D Every Monday. Commercial Advertiser M. A. and F. K. Pa et al. M. J. ROOM AND BOARD. Whitford D ROOMS good 144 S - THERM. , Go Into Gun .and table board at Bantered the Post Office at Honolulu BJJtOX. 2 Tanks to the Old filed Jan- at 9 P aB B g 5 List of deeds for record Beretania street. 6372 T. H., as second class matter. L m m S : a boat Hul- k- Another uary 5, 1903: F E EI : : P Ml p s Pipe Line. First Party. Second Party. Class. FOR SALE. ? L A. M. Caldelra Gil Cabral D A FOUR inch Telescope (Refractor), '27 j28 98 67 05 55 2-- 5 SUBSCRIPTION RATES. 8 0 0" 78 xa 5 9 Nalani et al. A. Kalawaianui D manufactured by Reinfelder & Hertel. FOR SALE 8 28 SO 8 80 0 t 78 Oft 58 6 kc 5-- 4 The Union Oil Company is pushiTlg D. Kapohakimohewa D 5-- Luka et als. Munich, beautifully finished, with per year $12.00 M 29 90 1 90 Oi 67 75 trtft ' 5 ne 4 Tenney, KING STREET T SOW 09 29 98: 69 75 01 62 5 NI 5 the work of preparing to handle big M. E. Clark et al. E. D. complete changeable stand and all months 6.00 W 81 8 04 J9 i4l 69 77 00 67 2 NX 8 Trustee D modern appliances. Apply at office of T I 1 90 00129 90 68 77 01 H 4 sx-- 1- -0 quantities of fuel oil as fast as possi C. A. O. Rosa, D LOT 52 front 8-- W. Achi Tr H. & application. 1- -0 Hackfeld Co., Ltd. 6372 ft on CO Advertising rates F II 90 00 Hi 91 62 78 77 0 v ble. They are laying a pipe line from S. W. Nawahie C. S. Bond D 120 ft. deep E. D GOOD to 82 Aiai Miss Kane chalnless bicycle, in use two Barometer corrected F. and Iwilei to the makai side of the coal S. C. E. King D 100 level, gravity 41. K. Kaluaaha months, can be seen at this office. ft on back line and for standard of Let & Published every morning except Sunday Th correction Is .06 for Honolulu. wharf, order to connect the of Trustees Gear. Lansing Co. J. 6364 in berth E. Berrey D 9100 square ft by the their oil vessels with the tanks, and CO., LTD., TIDES, SUN AND MOON. List of deeds filed for record Jan FOUND. HAWAIIAN GAZETTE pounding pretty metal is metal fast uary 6, 1903: SUM of money in gold found on Rapid to Holt Block, No. 65 South King St X at i in the work of constructing the latter P. Kaialoa S. J. Kaialoa D Transit car. Owner will please call at Easy T4rmsi A. W. PEARSON, Manager. 2f er office, Alapai Iwilei. A new is now nearly G. Goodman A. J. Lopes D street, and identify. One lot only ! 9 a at tank 6371 a I completed. F. A. Robeiro A. J. Tropes D A Yesterday the old hulk, Kaimiloa. Dec. 19. T. wife to C. L. PAIR of rimless eyeglasses, on Wai- a.m Ft. p m. p.m. a m Alana and man-of-wa- r, kiki road. Owner can by calling CO e- have RAILWAY & LAND Mon. 7 fi2 1 S 9 84 2.41 1 f5 40 5 33 Set- -. formerly Hawaii's proud Aliona, D.. pc. land Waiohlnu, Kau, p.m. a.m. U 3J Hawaii. Consideration $1000. at this office, proving property and McCully 1 8 90 6 was hauled in from the stream to a expenses. TIME TAILE. Tue. 610 41 8 8 50 3.84 40 5 S3 a m Dec. 20. M. Konohiki and husband to paying all 6364 I i 0 33 new berth in the inner dock of the one-ha- lf Wed.. 7 II 45 1 5 0.00 4 27 5 05 6 40 4 Emma De Fries, D., int. in R. Thar. 8 a.m . ... U 25 5 22 6 34 6 40 5 85. 1.29 Hackfeld wharf, and tanks will be Ps. 2760, 2757, 7414, Puumakaa, and R. PROFEBOIOyAL Land 1, 1901. I CARDS. Co., Ltd. Jan. I 29 From and after p.m. 2 placed once P. 3325, Honuapo, Kau, Hawaii. Con OUTWARD. Frid.. 9 10 38 1 7 la 3 8 16 7 47 6 40 5.35 in her at in order that she Daily Dally Dally Dally Dally Sat.. . 10 180 1 9 1 40 7.09 8 4l6405.9tjS30 may carry oil from the pipe line to sideration $500. ARCHITECT. 204 Sun.. U 2 16 2 1 2 85 7 57 9 28 6.40 5 4 82 Co., Ltd., et al. to Oahu Rail Judd Building. Stations, ex. 87J Dowsett W. MATLOCK CAMPBELL Office 1634 vessels in the harbor needing it. In way & Co., D., one-ha- lf in Sua. Mon.. 12 8 02 2 2 8 44 10 106 405 87 5 34 Land int. Young t il oil-burn- street. a.m. a.m. am. p.m. pm this way can be discharg kul. 153, Kohololoa, Honolulu, Oahu. Honolulu ...7:10 t:lf 11:01 80S IO0 First quarter of the moon on the 6th. ing their cargoes one one side, while Consideration $230. : '' DENTISTS. Pearl City.. 8:01 9:48 11:49 :4f Times the tide are taken from ta the hulk will come alongside the vessel Emma A. De Fries and husband to Bwa Mill ..8:SJ 148 1M 4:01 fdt United States Coast and Geodetic Sur- Wilhelmine Dowsett, D., R. P. 3325. kul. ALBERT B. CLARK, D.D.S. Bereta- : 4:48 vey - Waianae 10 tables. on the opposite and fill her bunker- 9559, Honuapo, Kau, Hawaii. Consid- nia and Miller; office hours. 9 to 4 Waialua 11:55 6:40 The tides at Ka.hu! ui and, Hilo occur tanks. eration $350. Porcelain inlay fillings a specialty. Kahuku about one hour earlier than at Honolulu. Dec. 22. S. H. wife to is 10 80 Hulihee and INWARD. Hawaiian standard time hours por. 112. Dally Dally Dally Dally minutes slower than Greenwich time, be- Mali From the Coast. M. Quni, D., lot B of R. P. ENGINEERS. Volcano St., Hilo, Hawaii. Considera Stations. ex. ing that of the meridian of 157 degrees 89 The Occidental and Oriental liner ARTHUR C. ALEXANDER. Survey- Sun. p.m. p m minutes. The time whistle blows at 1:80 tion $650. or and Engineer, 409 Judd bldg.; P. Kahuku . t.u .... J:08 p. m., which Is the same as Greenwich, 9 Coptic, which cable advices stated left Harng On (firm) to F. Medcalf. Tr., O. box 732. h h h 1 Waialua . KU hours 0 minutes. Sun and moon are tor San Francisco on time, is expected to Tr. D.. real and personal property. kd k . VM group. Waianae local Ume for the whole arrive in port Consideration $1. OCXXXXXXXXXXXXXDCX3QOCXXXXXX Ewa MiU . 5:50 7:48 I'm 4 this afternoon. Estate of Ah Chu, by Assignee, to CATTON, NEILL & CO., LTD. Engi- 6:15 8:08 1:89 4:92 neers, Electricians and Pearl City WHARF AND WAVE. Hilo Mercantile Co., Ltd., D., por. lot and Boilermakers. Honolulu . 8:50 8 M 1M M Send a copy of the Special Cable 166 Volcano Road, Puna, Hawaii. Con "KAIMUKI" sideration $515. C. H. KLUEGEL. Member of tiife $500 will purchase a desirable O. P. DENISON, F. C. SMITH, Number of the Advertiser to your friends. building & A. WEATHER BUREAU. D. Momona et al. to W. D. Kukaua, American Society of Civil Engineers. lot in above residence Superintendent. G. P I. Price in wrappers, for Irrigation district, on easy terms Honolulu. Alexander Street, ready mailing, D., int. in pc. land Pauwela, and int. works and Railways, from of $50 cash, survey Stan-genwa- ld $10 per lot, 5c To be had of all newsdealers and in R. P. 2182, Pauwela, Hamakualoa, to completion. Room 401 monthly installment; Jan. 8, 10 p. m. Maui. Consideration $150. Building. no interest. Water laid on. Mean Temperature 70. publication office, Von Holt block, King G. Kolio (k) to J. A. Paakiki (w), int. SIZE OF LOTS, (OOx ISO. Minimum Temperature 62. street. in R. P. 940 and int. in kul. 10412, Ahua-lo- a, INSURANCE. SIZE OF LOTS, 76x200. MAIN 140 Maximum Temperature 75. Hamakua, Hawaii. Consideration THE MUTUAL Each A. LIFE INSURANCE lot contains 15,000 sq. ft. Barometer at 9 p. m. 29.90; rising. $20. CO. OF NEW YORK. Rainfall, 24 up to 9 a. m. .22. VESSELS IN PORT. hours J. A. Paakiki and husband to F. A. S. B. ROSE. Agent : : : Honolulu. Wm. M. MINTON. Mean Dew Point for the Day 62. & Co., D., por. Gr. 946, Haina, ARMY AND NAVY. Schaefer Authorized selling ngt. for Trustees That's the number to call up if Mean Relative Humidity 77. one-thir- d int. in 2 Aps. of R. P. 7569, of Gear, Lansing & Co. Winds W. to N. W.; force 4 to 0. U. S. Tug Iroquois, Rodman. MUSICIANS. choicest table Ahualoa, Hamakua, Hawaii. Consid COOK'S MUSIC SCHOOL. Build- Phone 369. you want the wines Weather Rain in morning to very CABLE STEAMER. $1710. Love Msin Judd bldg. be town. eration ing, Fort street. and liquors to had in clear at night. Silvertown, Br. stmr., Morton, San Estate of C. Akau, by Receiver, to OOOOOOOCOCOCOCOCXX)OCOOOCO Claret, Port, Madeira. Tokay and Forecast for Jan. 9 Light N. W. Francisco, Dec. 26. Chung Tai (k), D., lot 39 of R. P. 6690, winds, PHYSICIANS. Sherry from 75c. a gallon up. cold morning and clear day. MERCHANTMEN. Kailua. N. Kona, Hawaii. Considera- 6-y- CURTIS J. LYONS, $2600. DR. ear old O. P. S. Whisky, $3.00 (This tion MARY F. BARRY. Office and Territorial Meteorologist. list does not ineiude coasters.) No- - No. 144 V Andromeda, Nor. bk.. Rotter, Iqulque, J. de Camara and wife to J. J. residence Beretania street. CHA8, BREWER A GO'S. - per gallon. briga, D., por. Land Patent 4551, Kaa- - Tel. Blue 482. 8-y- Sept. 23, ear old A. A. Special Kellogg, In distress. ARRIVED AT HONOLULU. Archer, Am. bknt., Hanson, San Fran- pahu, Hamakua, Hawaii. Considera NEW YORK LINE $5.50 per gallon. tion $97.50. DR. GEO. W. Thursday. Jan. 8. cisco, Dec. 5th. BURGESS. Office and Case Wines, St. Julien, Cabernet, Aloha, Am. schr.. Fry, San Francisco, K. Wahahuhu (widow) to A. S. residence 240 S. King St., 10 a. m. te 3 Bark "NUUANU" Tug Kaena, from Pearl Harbor. D.. kul. 8841, p. 7 Sauterne Chateau Yquene, Riesling Dec. 26. Knudsen. Pokil. Waimea, m., and p. m. Tel. Main 128. Sailing from Alice Gooke. Am. Kauai. Consideration $350. NEW YORK to and Zinfan lei from the famous I de DEPARTED FROM HONOLULU. schr. Penhallow, Dec. 23. HONOLULU Port Gamble, Dec. 30. J. F. Kelley and wife to DR K. HAIDA. Office near Palama Turk Winery; Ponmery Sect and Amy E. Day, D., lot 11 of Gr. 2789, Wai- Chapel, King St. Office 8 About Dec. 15. Thursday, Jan. 8. Albert, Am. bk., Turner, San Francisco, hours: to 12 freight Extra Dry in Quarts or Pints. Am. Jan. 2. kiki Road, Honolulu, Oahu. Considera a, m., 7 to 8 p. m. Telephone 3521. For rates apply to schr. William Nottingham. tion $1850. Orders promptly delivered to any Searle, Townsend, 8:15 a, m. Bille, Ger. bk., Dade, Dec. 22. CHA8, BREWER & CO. for Port at Lelth, L. G. Kellogg to M. city. Am. bk. Star of Bengal, Henderson, ( 'an Macpherson, Br. sp., McDonald, and wife Mrs. E. DR. T. MITAMURA. Office 1463 Nuu- 27 Kilby St., Bolton. part of the Clark, D., 25 acres land, Wai- - 8 10 for Port Townsend, 11 a. m. Antwerp, Jan. 7. Wahiawa, anu St. to a. m.; 6 to 7:30 p. m. OB C. at ilua, Oahu. Consideration $15. BREWER A CO Stmr. Mikahala. Gregory, for Kauai Foohng Suey. Am. bk., Willett. New LIMITSU, HONOLULU. ports, at 5 p. m. York, Dec. 22. TYPEWRITERS. Gomes & McTighe, Stmr. Alaskan, Banfeld, for Kahului Helene. Am. schr., Christiansen, San NEW OFFICERS FOR LODGES. FOR SALE and rent at C. A. COWAN, at 5 p. m. Francisco. Dec. 26 Union St., opposite Pacific Club. Wholesale Wine and Liquor Merchants. Marion Chilcott, Am. sp., Nelson, Al- - (Continued from page 8.) Honolulu French Laondrj 93 and 95 King Street. S AILING TODAY. catraz, Jan. 5. 140. 140. 140 cept and example to NOTICE. Mala 140. Main Main Main s. A,a Am- - bk- Smith, San Fran- - aid their brethren MRS. LE BEUF, MANAGER. Telei S. Zealandia. Dowdell, for San Ma.una - n adversity, to assist them financially Francisco, at noon. cisco, Dec. 13 PERSONS needing, or knowing of those 1104 S. King St. prices. Mohican, Am. - during periods of incapacity occasioned Reasonable HOUSES MOVED Stmr. J. A. Cummins. Searle, for Oa-h- u bk Kelly, San Francis- who do need, protection from physi- Lace specialty. co. Dec. 27. by sickness or accident, to visit them cal or curtains and laces a ports, at 7 a. m. moral injury, which they are Gents' White Shirts laundered for 10c. HOUSES RAISED Ship Marlon Nelson, Rosamond, Am. schr. Johnson, San when sick, and when it shall please the not able to obtain for Chilcott. for San Great Master of Life to call hence themselves each. Suits cleaned and pressed, one Francisco. Francisco. Dec. L the may consult the Legal Protection per S2.00 HOUSES REPAIRED S. of suit week at per month. Ship S. D. G. Wilder. Am. bicnt., Jackson, San spirit a brother, to see to it that Committee of Anti-Saloo- n Carleton, Amesbury, for earthly the Phone White 412. NEW HOUSES BUILT the bound in ballast. Francisco. Dec. 21. his tenement of clay is interred League, 9 Mclntyre building. W. E Repaired. 3. D. Carleton. Am. sp.. Amesbury. Ta- - in its last resting place with all the RICE. Supt. Stored and Offices DUE TODAY. coma, Dec. 13. respect due to the spirit which ani- W. H. mated it in life, You will always find a swell Q. and O. S. S. Coptic. Rinder, from Marston, Am. schr.. Curtis. San and also to care for Pan Francisco. Dec. 8. and supply the wants, as far as in us stock of Hats, Trimmings and ft. 7. Paly Franc sco. to Pacific Co P.mr. Ke A.t rou, Willscott. Am. bk., Macloon. Hongkong, lies and the fullest extent of our Transfer novelties at from Kauai. Dec. XL means, Contractor and Bonder Stmr. Mnuia Loa. from Maui, Kona the loved ones left to mourn Jas. H. Lots, Manager. and Kan ports. W. B. Flint. Am. bk.. Johnson. San his loss, who were dependent upon him Hawley's Millinery Parlors Office 1048 Alakea street, Francisco. Dec. 28. for support. (VI INI W. H. Dimond Am. SO. Boston Bid., Fort St and Hotel. NEXT MAIL FROM bknt., Hansen. Sen These are the purposes and objects of Office, King St., opposite New between King ORIENT. Francisco, Jan. 5. our organisation, the accomplishment Blue 1801. Jan. 13. Per S. S. Gaelic from Yoko- -- - of which Young Block. Phone hama. constitutes our apoloey, if one NEXT MAIL FROM THE COAST. be required, for our existence" among Honolulu Iron Works Co. ou. we c now well have wrought, REMOVAL NOTICE. NEXT MAIL FROM COLONIES. Today Per S. S. Cor-tl- from San and Globe Navigation Co. Ltd how nearly we have achieved pur-popejria- STEAM Jan. 13. S. S. our ENGINES Per Ventura. Francisco. objects, is for you say, , DR. F. L. MINER HAS RETURNED to Remember we connect with the O. N.f BOILERS, SUGAR MILLS, COOJr-RS- practice. not for us to dwell upon. N. P. C. svnd reum"l He can be found N'KXT MAIL TO COAST. XKXT TO and P. Kys. and offer compete BRASS AND LEAD CASTING Bere-tani- a MAIL ORIENT. Let the accomplishments of the past at his old home and office, corner ' five rates from the East. Ships leave &n4 machinery mt vry dascrlptlo in-- c- speak for us. and us our- - and Union streets after Jan. 1st, Today Per S. S. Zealandia for San .Tnn Por a s n,.rr! let speak for Seattle the 10th of each month. made to J aelYCfl order. Particular attaattea 1902. 6370 in the accomplishments of L-- Francisco at noon. nama- - the B. BEEBE, Agt. aid to rtlp'i blac kam! war . future. tain. Phone Main 201 Brewer Bkig. txut4 wM ahortest aotlc Jt