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VOL. XXX.V1I, No. 4. HONOLULU, 11. T., TUKSDAY.JANUAUY 14, 1!)U2 SKMI-WKKKL- WHOLE No. 2K0. LOCAL SAMUi ;L PARKER AND MRS. CAMPBELL IARRIED QUIETLY AT SAN POL ITTCS FRANCISCO inROBBERS 5 it '!4?i!ir;w;r;K!;rw!;!invi!;!ivv.?irt!2;f;r;; & CAUGHT g ! .

B i. mStggecrge Davis Out Two Porto Ricans ' for Baird's arc Cleverly Place. Caught.

(Special to the Advertiser.) tho bars nt the police FRANCISCO, Jan. 4. George BntllND two Porto Wean SAN Davis came here from who were cleverly Rome weeks ago to make a caught last night on South light for the position of United States I street by mounted police officers, one District Attorney of Hawaii. Ho be- u C them tiding ns a passenger in tho lieves now that his fight Is about lost, R hack of Mnkucun. It Is believed that aa several days ago Senator Perkins is the police have secured two of the telegraphed to Sam Parker, who has men who have been nt the bottom of been aiding of Wy- 5 S Davis: "Breckons tho petty thievery reported In various oming appointed." parts of the city. That this men were Davis has "also been aided by Judge not nboe adding worse crlmca to their Gear. Detween all his friends, Davis probable thieving was uindo apparent ocurcd the Indorsement of the entire lust night by their weapons. The Por- California Congressional delegation,and to means gave their names to the po- Governor Gage of California telegraph- lice clerk as Jose Castro and Mnlsavo. ed to Washington asking for Davis' About 9 o'clock last nlsht Mnkacna ppblntment. Davit, Gear and Parker .? wns driving down South street toward Queen passenger In will so on to Washington In a few 1". street, with a the per- ; rear seat of Ills hack. Unit way down days. They think that there is lt this block he was stopped by two men haps a glimmering hope still, and be- who suddenly Jumped out of the dark- sides Davis will, he says, make a strong ness. His horse was halted, but quick- tight for the ousting of Associate Jus- ly releabed when the men saw that tice Perry from the Supreme Bench of there were two men In the hack tn- - Hawaii., htcatl of Just the driver. Makacna Gear, 'Davis and Parker are the clos- drove down to Queen street und met u. est of friends, and though Parker's mounted police officer to whom he told time is much occupied now with family the Incident. The officer told him to to drive back ngnln with his passenger affairs, owing his matriage last COL. SAMUEL PARKER, MRS. JAMES still In hack. wns done, evening to Sirs. Abigail Cnmplxll, still SAv. PARKER. . ARS. FORMERLY CAWPBEL the This and " r. - '- - ,' f,t t ? r t t t the two men again halted the hack, but lie asserts Ms Intention lo go on to .. : :;': .Vifv 4ttf-4tiaf- f'"'i;CL.)L,..4k4.kt..(.K.0. "it allowed tho vehicle to continue up tho .Washington the llr.it of next week. street when they found there were two KIIAXC1PCO. -- Last Including the Si. J.uww hotel, belongs 'In a vacant house in the Illchnviml the engagement of Miss Campbell and Gear and Davis are at the Callfnrn'ii ...... men to deal with. The hack mnde a i ...... forty-eif.- spends some u hU af- n lght, In parlois of Occl- - lo "p l''ilLo. impuo'i leit ni.4 wiuuiv uuurici nr auiiui luurs. Prime David. But for the annexation nnd matter wns again re- - hotel, and Gear SA the the Ti!u I M detour the n! timiinplv-I- Cli.. Iinlitu..i...... ftnt li..i,. n n.li.i ,. tula unn.t'if tf "-. - ...... ,.i, ...... i.nmi.ilHml ...... of to United our ternoons tlio race track. Town T.ilk, 13 !!.,.. - ' ' J. .."... - ...... "J., wv ,...... l. Hawaii the States lioi ted lo the mounted officer. Officer at H.H...I.1..I iiuici, .WWKI iw..uv.l i..i- ,,, . ,. .... ).,., l f,,r lin r.. Irr... n, gossiping weekly here, sn- -i In Its Is- nl,.. (rot was sunt to San Quniuln for life. fiicnd, the Prince, In a few yoir.i would Devauchelle then dismounted nnd got Iter, perhaps known of living j sue of today: the best ehlldien. Mr. and Mrs. Parhcr will go Uast on have been David lho Kins. While that Into the bock and ordered Makacna to " Campbell was drive up tho street to a recoiinol- - Some three weeks ago the local pa- Haw.allanH, was married to Mrs. Jas. a shrewd Scotchman, 'a honeymoon trip. has hi en rendered Impossible, It Is still make who In Honolulu In 1S13 sance. Officer Pearson was advised to pers noticed the arrival of Judge Gear, K. Campbell. anlvcd or 'DAVID'S WEDDING ANNOUNCED. possible for him to lender his race and Colonel Parker it the owner of a lSuO. IIi was a Khlli4 i:irninti'r nnil his country great service. That Miss keep behind the hack close enough tn of Honolulu, and commented on the ! If necessnry. more In was so enamored of on Campbell tender assistance When fact that the Judge was on his way to million or acics the Hawaiian Hawaii first will do much lo assist him the hack in rived nt the place where landing t Kjih I Washington to do a little polities relat- Islands. His bride Is the possessor of there that ho refused to nc gentlemen," said Colonel P.uker In his life work Is beyond question. the hnekmuu had been twice held up, gold, pa- company his when It hailed of n In M say " for-wa- ing to a proposed Judgeship In Iho Isl- several millions of bilver and vtssl Hawaii at dinner tie congratulato them and 'Aloha.' the two men cntne suddenly nl per dollars-Additiona- l away. He made a study of the cultuio James Hotel tonight by Mr. James Thirty were at the dinner; two hun- nntl deirnwlivi Ui ands. The fact of the matter Is that sugar tint hackman Judge Gear Is here for a little rest and Intel o.st Is given to last of cane, and with the aid of Canin.bi.il In honor of her daughter, "It dred danced In the grand ball that fol- halt. Makacna did so. As one of the recreation, which ho finds at the Oak- night's wedding when It is known that King Knlakaua's predecc-ST-r did much Is with great pleasuie that 1 n iw an- - lowed. Assisted by a local orchestra, strungcis pccicd Into the hack Devau- race Judge Miss Abble Campbell, a daughter of y lay the foundation of the talund's nounee the engagement of Miss Abble the Hawaiian Quintet, brought all the chelle reached out nntl caught the fel land trai.k. The takes a - low's wrlst3 held him firmly. The great Interest in the ponies, and It Is the bride. Is soon to be married to present great sugar Industry. Campbell nnd Prince 'David Knw.ina- way from the Islands for this night, and bride-ele- ct alarm was given and Pearson hurried aid that ho uses pe Judicial mind to Prince David KaWnnnnakoa of Hono- - He married Into u native family and nakoa. I congratulate the played the wedding march as the -- -... ytlr Li. - Trfil j"'v;-"-.i- ed prlncc-AHiU'i- v. toward the hack ns tho other not took t- ouJcatiiiir his uhll- 3fid proKpcutlve groom. Let ulf by the., ';; flnn.-v.- - such nn extent on the rifte.t lull ho mates an as .started trt- ruyJhm-- i t IVnrroti will not have to draw on his salary for nexed his country would have iclgned lren and surrounding hN family with drink to their happiness." enteied the ballroom. The gowns caught him after a short run, and both the expenses of his vacation. us King himself. oil the best money could buy. The eld- - ojngiatulato tlm In lie elect und the wcio fairy dreams. Miss Campbell's were taken to the police stal on. The Judge Oear was also not surprised Last night's ceremony, which wni 's' daughter, who Is soon to marry prospoetlxo groom- - Let us all drink to was of a pale blue crepe tits chine, officers reported that both men were when he read a day or two later that performed by Judge J. C. B. Hehbard Pi "ice David, W a handsome their happiness." sleeveless and with low bodice. Her armed with knives which they dropped of the Superior Court, was young woman and a clever linguist. i Judge Gejrge A. Davis George oat was encircled by a rope of dia- lo tne ground wlien caught. Judge Humphreys had torn up his res witnessed and tin . by Prince David and his prospective Jlr-- Campbell llgured lu u sensational D. Gear luspunded. and then Colonel monds and diamonds were In her hair. ignation and would stay on the bench. - Gear doe3 not look unon Humnhrevs as urine. Miss Campbell, nnd the following '" in" ciiy ouoiu live years ago. spoKc ngain: "l am pieaseit It was a great night socially fjr San ln(,,l-'- ""-uns friend but refuses to disclose uny ren-- J nnJ gentlemen from Honolulu. IIe kidnaped and held a prisoner that It has fnllen to me to announce Jose. TANK SHIPS on for enmity between them other 'lllu'"e - ais, juuge ucorge u. than Humphreys' refusal to consider Gear, Miss Anita Chrystal, Miss Hthel HERE IN JULY any man his friend who does not hate Gay and Hrnest Parker, the grown .on PRINCE DAVID KAWANANAKOA TO WED his (Hmphreys') enemies. of the groom. Gear says that with Humphreys, it Jutt ns the ceremony was concluded Negotiations nre on which will soon l"S"Love me, hate my enemies." the younger children of the bride and MISS result lu the. expansion of the business George Davis, groom nppeared at the door of the ABIGAIL CAMPBELL OF HONOLULU of the Union Oil Company of Califor- But who never holds promises Is bride's apartments and usked In eh. -- nia, a concern Hint Honolulu back anything and who gifted with a line plnnt one of the frankest tongues possible, rus; for the Btorage of crude oil "What's the in no used on the plantations ns a ay3 that Gear refused to give him up matter?" substitute for coal. Jojiu Baker Jr., for Humphreys. Davis says that When Informed of what had ncnirrel of Snn Francisco, manager for tho Humphreys Is a back number and has there were kisses all around. I Union Oil Company, arrived yesterday. no influence at all. Gear, however, does Harller In the evening the entire and his visit may mark the beginning not coincide with Davis, but says that wedding party dined In a pilvatc of the construction walk". Humphreys has a big fo'lowlng among of the hotel. There was a ' The outcome of the negotiations will the natives. profusion of evergreens and Moral dee- - mean the erection of a $Tfi,000 plant Davla' opinion of Humnhrevs' nolltle- - orations. Stationed In one comer of lotutcil within easy distance of the T 1 v wharves, nntl will Include the laying Is i tho roonl n a quintet n ri n n of al future the same ns that of Oscar of a pipe line fiotn the wharves to the .L.CW13 wen-Know- n musicians, brought here by Da- - j oi me llrm of Lewis Prince ' tanks. The ships of tho company, & Turk. vld, and throughout the feast the soft ' .'" - which will form a line between Han - '- - r'fV.'"':,,;- 3& Lewis says. "Humphreys Is a dead tinkle of the ukulele was punctuated! 14"'.- $&$ Frnneltco und Honolulu, will dis- one." Lewis learned his vernacular on by the festive pop of the small pack- - I charge Into receh lug tanks whence lho water-fro- In San Frannlnen. nnd age. I the product will be piped through to there a "dead one" Is a man who has I After the ceremony the entire party ' the main plant. ,ool nSSi' '1 &', The first consignment of oil no power to help any one else, or him- - i carriages und were dilen to the the crude j will nrilvc about July 1st, followed soon self. I askctl Lewis for his definition . 'heater, where they enjoyed the play, after by the second cargo, nggrc-t'Otin- g one," nnd ho Colonel Parker Is a char-- J both of a "dead said: "Well, remarkable 2S.O00 barrels. Tho Union Oil you tee. when n guy has shot his wad,ncter nml " man of nblllty. Ho Is a Company Krandson has contract with plantations and missed the mark and all the world of It. G. Parker, a Massnehu-1- s on the Island of Oahti. It Is llgured sayln', 'Go way back and sit dnwn,,,p('tt3 man- - wn" uet ' the llands in that a heavy Fining will bp made, as he's a dead one." ISM. In the tablnet of the late Kin coal Is one of lho largest expensed Lewis Is returning on the Alameda as Knlakaua and former Queen Lllluoka-th- e connected u'th plantation wink. guest of John D. Spreckels. Lew- - ,nnl lle was " power. He stood, loyally The company nlm 1ms a contract to supply Is and Spreckels did politics together by llls Queen when the revolution rs the Spreckelsvllle plantations on kittlfet'i' 'rwSVliBBa Maul, Is soon erect- ago; In. Prlvoil her of her Island kingdom. An-om- e '1 and a plant lo be that Lewis looked after ed thero to receive the oil. of of the Interests of Spreckels In a nexatlon to the United States was "" Part tcrl" fought by him, 4-- the mnterlnl for tho plant Is believed Then ngnln when the but later on he to now bo on the ground. The oil will Oceanic steamers wore losing their .cheerfully accepted the new condition be stored In a central place and piped sailors In Honolulu during the strike ot affairs. Today ho Is the Itenubllcan 1 PRINCE DAVID. to various plantations when desired. a few months ngo, Lewis and Turk .NntlonnI Committeeman from Hawaii. supplied the vessels with men at risk A few weeks ago. while in Washing W'lf"'-'-- Vsssssl to own ton, Colonel Parker was upon ' ' their bone. urging I Miss Alice M. Carmlchael and Miss wo got President Hoo.eveIt necessity ' AFTER CARNEGIE "Of course the stuff," said the of I Anita Chiystal wore surpassing crea- - Lewis to me today D-- certain congressional action Ha-S- o "but still John for j tloiis. Miss Chrystal Is tho boon com- - felt grateful to us. when I fend in.waI1- - of Miss Campbell goes FOR LIBRARY my ou llIlve nn Idea 'lBsssssBsV Iinnlun and to card to him this mornln' he was that Hawaii Is a the Ulands on Saturday next with the i I)n?tt' US territory," talkln' with a man worth a million, remarked the wedding party. It Is understood that If Honolulu does not get a hhnro of tho President. j Tell me fren' Lewis to walk In,' says tho marriage will take place soon after good gold of Andrew Carnegie, at least lie to the office boy. I ducks in an he "Well. I own 1,000,000 acres there my. their it wants to know the reason why. So it says I se,fi nntl arrlal wot'd want? I told him an' he there are others," rejoined Miss Campbell Is the daughter of tho wns that the last mall carried to tho scratches out a pass an" says, 'Any ,1arKer- - I wealthy Ilbrary.glver a second Ictttr from thn Uo la "'r." widow of James Campbell, the library, through time you want to tiavel on the Oceanic Bpnerous to a fault, and there' millionaire who was trustees of tho Honolulu frequent abducteu some Its president, Professor M. M. Srott. the line's yours.' Now that's a square "ave occaslonb when ha ago In San Francisco und hidden guy, and not like Humphreys." ,la3 literallyh" thrown away money PWULBBBBBsfllBBBBLBBBU A hopeful feature of the matter lies anny In Central avenue for a ransom. In tho Hint David Starr FUEDHniCK O'imiEN. nmong the natives who surround fnct President ea mm hae (WJnthrop, the abductor. Is now serving Jordan, of Stanford University. Ins given ! asking for favors. It Is a part a lifts sentence in Quentln. his support to tho project, and Is urging of the history of San The Honolulu that when friends of Mrs. Campbell Col- upon Mr. Carnegie tho settlement of a Tbo Blue Book. In the mood und of Parker would invite linir onel Parker "the greatest Kanaka of sum of money upon tho library for Hit Th Blue Book Is out. It Indexes the town to dlnu with him. The titled purpose of talcing enre of Its work. Tho U..- - .. . I them all" would not be entirely sur- society in an me ana 'nvxl.i.4 tut.- up whtl-hcr- o isianas, gives a ...l.lnt.uui) oi an lanus who have prised if shortly tho Callfornlan took this matter street directory, recep- Colonel announ- 1h lat- -t Honolulu with visited the Islands know Parker and ced nntl It the belief that ho will tion days. The names of officials. Ter- have partaken another tngagement. concerning r feo Mr. Carnegie, who Is a cloe per. of his hospitality. IVw f ritorial. Federal, civilian and other- men have bet more money ihltui-cl- und Prince DaUd's mother-in-la- w soniil friend, am) urge tho benefaction wise, of clubmen, practicing physicians, at poker on to be. upon small hands than has Colonel ' his atttntlcn. yachtsmen, etc., nppear. The book is "Sam." . of He Is a magnificent specimen :i ISPIsssssSBsSWSS SAN JOSH. Jnn I. The wedding of 'lho renewal the presentation of thn neatly printed by the Paradise of th of local was upon ef manhood, and would Prince David ICawananakoa and Miss ciRii undertaken tho Paclfla people. attract attention Abigail Campbell will occur ut Ban that the first letter to tho steel - anywhere. 2f v?' M' magnato miscarried, through Its havlnpc ' Mrs. was Francisco on January Cth, fiti Francisco's monument to Mc- - Parker the widow of James hreii misdirected. This tlmo the letter Vlnt.v ufftll 1ia tillllt nn Xfnrlrpf atrvt K. Campbell, who died over a ago. was fo'wnrtled to the New York addrms iar is at tke Intersection of Van Nes S' an estate in excess of H.OOO.OOO. It said that Secretary Lomr will of tho millionaire, and without doubt aae. Over J1,000,000 of property in Fan Jose, MISS ABIGAIL CAMPBELL retire, and that Senutor Perkins may .will rench h!s eye, cr at least that of his hv mo DUI.I.I-33V- t)ivumii

VI - J r,$ " I AV sr f "ft wtT HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, TUE&DAY,JANUARY 14, 1902 SEMI-WEEKL-

tcmbor was $12,000,000. hK.H.H..Hs4.m Oct. 2 The net earnings of the steel trust for six months Is over $50,000,000. Oct. 3 Columbia wins second race SEASfCK I from Shamrock II. FIVE WORLD'S CHRONOLOGY FOR Oct. 5 Columbia wins third race from the Shamrock and retains the cup. Oct. 0 Edwnrd VII reported to be suffering from a cancer of the throat. USEFUL Oct. 6 General Alger's book on the PLAYERS THE YEAR 1901, UP TO DATE f Spanish wnr out; scores General Miles and Admiral Sampson. C - Oct. 7 Severe earthquakes In Central ARTICLES HUM mifKHff -f-KttHH -fHnHHW -fHHHIHnHHH fWffHHIHHHH America. Oct. 8 The net earnings of the West "30,-00- Russo-Chlnes- 2 gives 0 Jnn. 1 Australian federation Inaugu-Tate- d. against e agreement In July Androw Carnegie ern Union Telegraph Company for the Wailuku Nine Lays FOR Lord Hopetown appointed gov- Manchuria, to San Francisco for a library. lenr were $6,CS5,249. ernor general. March 23 The Pacific Mall liner Ko- July 3 Hot wave throughout the Oct. 9 The Russian naval budget for Jan. lCountess Ella Fcstet'.cs rea launched. Haste. Stntes. 1902 amounts to $49,000,000. granted a divorce. March 23 Attorney General Griggs July 4 A balloonist falls 1,000 feet Oct. 11 Joseph H. Smith elected Defeat to the CENTS Jan. 1 Alfred llartnsworth edits the resign" lrom Cnblnet. In Michigan. president of the Mormon Church. 25 Hew York World for a day. March 23 Agulnaldo captured by Julj C Earl Russell's trial before the Oct. 13 Epidemic of banlc robberies Jan. 3 Lord Robert welcomed home, General Funston. House of Lords beglnB. In the Middle States. Sea. London. March 21 Admiral Mrllo arrested. July C Prof. Joseph Le Conte, of Oct. 11 Episcopal convention In Snn Jan. 3 Bishop U. X. Nlnde, of De- Revolutionary plot uncovcrid In Rrn-zl- l. Berkeley, dies. Francisco closes. dies. July 7 Many Filipinos surrender. Oct. 10 MusoUno, famous Italian troit, S ba.se-ballls- ts com-tnun- lllg eruptions in MAUI, 11. Jan. 3 Admiral Casey assumes d March 2 Birmingham, Ala, swept July volcanic bandit, captured. Jan. The Wnlluku Make Your Own Assori meat Pacific b n totnndo. Twent)-llv- e killed. Java. Oct. 19 Rear Admlrnl Dunce, U. S. leturned by the Klnau of the of the stntlon. 8 Uoers of shooting Jan. C Philip D. Armour, meat pack- March 2G Nihilist riot In Russia. July accused N dies In Hartford, Conn. 3d, feeling somewhat chagrined by 28 Manchester wounded soldiers. Oct. 22 General Ruller retired from er, dies. March Duke of 7 4, by asy- July 9 A train wrick In Missouri; Rritlsh nrmy. their defeat, to the Hllo nine. Tuko five of 0110 Mud if you Jan. 8 Rochester, N. V.. orphan a bankrupt. S'berlaiThey, Killed. Muich 211 Rlnelcrpet appenrs In the seventeen killed and thirty Injured. Oct 23 Pacific Mall liner however, still believe that they lum burned; twenty Evan-sto- wish. la 10 Dowleltes out of Jan. 8 Steamship Ru-s- ashore near Philippine 1 July run launc hed. are more skillful. at baseball than th Marseilles; no lives lost. March SO Funston appointed a brlg-adl- er 111. Oct. 24 Plot against the life of the Hlloltes. Seasickncs Is responsible for thou-Ran- d July 11 Olllclal reports show heavv discovered. Jan. S Two hundred and flft general In the regular army. Shah of Persia In New Maie.li 31 Sensitlonnl frauds in com decline In resources nnd population In Oct 25 A big fire In Philadelphia; their recent defeat. They landed nt ij ciifcs of grip reported 6 p. m , 31, llssnry department In Manila unearth- - France, twenty people killed. , Hllo at December.... after an M Here is the list : York ... - 12 - rougn morn- Tnn O TTIt ) itiniicnml uoers unucr eel. July Successful trial of Santos Oct "S fro trosz. McKlnlev's murder- extremely inp. ine next I 1 o'clock they had to play ball, Dp "Wet Invnde Cape Colons. March 31 Lleufnnnt Rope r, u. h. .., Duinont's nliship, Paris. cr. executed. '"B at 1 13 nai-ro- w feeling sick, th- - ground Package Tooth Picks, m Jan. 9 United States uriny canteen sulTocnteil on be).ird the Petrel during July President Steyn has a 6ct..29 Ten killed In n race war In half with ball !a lire. ceape fiom capture Loulslnna. seemingly swn)ing up and down. They anoiisiiea. . 1" 14 unveil- to game postponed, 1 9 Chinese plenipotentiaries Riga April Russia Issues ultimatum to Jul) The Perry monument Oct. 30 Six hundred Turkish nrmy requested have the Strainer, Jan. 11 In liut Hllo bo)S snld postponement v.n jednt note, rnncluiliiiir- ore-- - - China to sen. JWim nurian ngreemenc ed Japan. olllcers mutiny. the a iiic powers' a un- pence negotiations. April 1 Attempt mane 10 snoot uie July 15 Rig drop In sugar. Fifty Oct. 31 One hundred nnd seventy was not possible. They asked for 1 Funnel, Umlnnry stage of game nine, Jnn. 10 The municipal council of Czar. points In three dn)s. people drowned during a storm on Lake other with the same but C 1R In Hllo could get together or keep Osaka vote 300,000 )en to fight the April Starvation reported rampant July Hot wave the Eastern llalUal not l Scrub Brush, plague. in Pen to Rico. States Loss of life hinvy. Nov. 1 Plague In Liverpool and Glas- together the same plaiers. However, 17 In game wns plaied on 2d, Jan. 14 Alfred G. Vnnderbllt marries April 7 Colonel Plumer captures July Geneinl Rutterfleld dies gow. another the Newport. Pletertbuig. late Hocr capital. New York. Nov. 2 The Sultan of Turkey ilelds in which six of the original HI16 nine l Egg Beater, Miss i:ilen French, at won 14 Vice President Roosevelt has April 9 outbre.ik ef the Roxer July IS Captain ltlackburn crosses to the demands of France. pnrtlcpatcd, which Walluku easily Jan. Freh by 12 0. 1 a nnirovv escape from being killed by lebelllon in Northern China. the Atlantic In a boat, Nov. 3 Buffalo Hxposltlon closes. the overwhelming score of to Kitchen Spoon, a grizzly bear. Apill 9 Attorney General 1'. C. Knox July L0 Charles Fltzmorrls tours Nov. 4 Attempt to murder the Em- "If Rrown, the Hllo pitcher, had bcea j the world In CO da)s, 11 hours and 29 press present," they say, "the score would 1 Jan. 14 M S. Quny elected Senator sworn In. of China. " Kitchen Knife, from Penns)lvnnU, nfter a. memorable April 9 Agulnnldo signs peace mani- minutes Nov. 7 Scth Low elected mayor of have been ngnlnst Hllo, Just the shme j light. fests. July 20 Mrs Krucgcr dies In Preto- New York. The Wnlluku bo)s Intend to treat the 1 Cake Kitchen Soap, Jnn. H Mariposa, makes a, record April 9 Rioting throughout Korea re- ria. Nov. 7 Dugcne Schmltz elected may- Hllo pla)ers handsomely when they 23 In- Maui. trip from Sidney to San Francisco. peated. July Admiral Schley demands or of San Francisco. visit 1 In Pe- Dozen Clothes Pins, Itecord, 16 da), 12 hours and 8 min- April 9 The powers flic Indemnity vestigation of Sampson and Mnclay s Nov. 7 LI Hung Chang dies MISCELLANEOUS. K00,000.000. charges. king. utes. claims amounting to During the nfternoon of the 7th, the 1 Jnn. 15 Prof. W. H. Hudson and Dr. April 11 Carrie Nation to run the July 21 American Sugnr Company Nov. 7 Schley courtmartlal closes. Mnkawao Ladles' Aid Society met at Tin Pie Plate. N. resign from ty town of Medicine Lodge for one week. Increases capital $1.1,000,000. Nov. 9 Yung Lu nppolnted Minister C. Little Stnnford Klirppedlni? the residence of Mrs. D. C. Lindsay, to part In Rosj April IS Fava, Italian embas- July 21 President Issues proclaim rt l"Virplrn" Affillrs Ll llUtlir' ...- due tnken the liarnn ""-- " " I J'ain, The following officers ior 1902 case. sador to United States, retires. Hon establishing free trade with Porto Chang. were chosen: Hrs. H. A. Baldwin, 15 American syndicate purchas- April 10 Empress of Chln.i's palace Rico. Nov. 10- -A gun explodes aboard i,,rpMm. vi Jnn. "nn Vr r. n. cnrim. es street rallwa)s In London. burned. July 26 Heavy earthquakes reported M. S. Royal Sovereign, killing unl dent; Mrs. S. E. Tailor, secretary;t,i. Jnn. 16 Enormous strike of oil In April IS Row over ritualism In ring-lan- d. In Nevada. men. 'Mrs. F. F. Raldvvln, treasurer, and Seo 27 Brazil Is facing a financial 12 throughout the Display in our Reaumont, Tcxns. July Nov. Heavy storm iMesdames H. P. Daldvvln, II. S. Rnld- -' 18 panic. of life. Jan. 17 H. M. 8. Sibllle runs ashore April Pennsjlvnnla and Sant.a Fe Great Rrltaln. Great loss win and F. W. Hardy, basket commlt-- 1 largo Window. In Lambert Ray, South Africa. rnllmads combine. July 2S First National Rank of New Nov. 11 A cold wave sweeps Now tee. It was decided to hold a bazaar Jan. IS of the first cor- April 21 Agulnnldo Interviewed York declnies a 1000 per cent dividend. York. during the latter part of the )ear. onation In Germany, celebrated In Rer- Wants to visit the United States July 21 I!rookl)n bridge reported to Nov. 15 The transport Hancock On the evening of the 4th, a most un. Apill 22 General Chaffee ami Field bo In a dangerous condition; tralllc nshore In the Inland Sea. 'enJo)able progressive euchre party was Jnn. IS W. C. McAllister, A. Camp- Marshal Waldersee have elilTciences In stopped. Nov. 10 J. Jeffries defeats Gus Ruh-ll- n given by Mrs. Dor.a von Tempsky, of bell and W. Death, convicted of the Peking. July ?0 House of Commons appro- In three rounds, retaining the Piiuomalel, Mnkawao. Rosschletcr murder, Palcrson, New Apill 21 Tnhltlnn Sugar Compan.v priates 2.000,000 for construction of a world's championship. I The six tables at which the gusts d 10 of Immigra- Jersey. reoignnis't Pacific cable. Nov. Annual leport of the evening sat, were piettll) nr-- , W.W. Bimond & Co. Jan. 19 Duke of Rroglle dies In Apill .'I Hlg Hood In Ohio river val-l- e Aug. 1 Tcamsteis nnd dock workers tion Commissioner shows that C62.S63 innged In spacious pallors. Hand- of on In the Paris. San Fr tnclsco a strike. Immigrants arrived Unit d States some prizes wore awarded and elabor-jat- e Jan. 21 Carrie Nation, saloon wreck- April 2.1 Financial eilsls In Japan, Aug 2 Thirteen thousnnd people get Nov. 17 Heavy earthquake. In New 1) -- lefreshments served. After the LIMITED, er nnd temperance reformer, em deck. tweut) binks fall. homesteads In the new opened Okla- Zealand I games, music. Instrumental nnd vocal, 22 Creek go on the war- Apill 2fi C'onti actors begin work on homa Htllp Nov. 19 Fenian plot to seize the Jnn. Indians .ended a delightful evening. , l Maine Aug 3 Poor costing England exposed. I In Crockery, path. mlsiiig he sunken battleship war Klondike The Sundny school members of Knhn-kulo.- a, Dealers Glass Jan. 23 Five men scalded to death April 27 German emperor a guest of $6.250 000 weekly. Nov. IS New Anglo-Ameilcn- n canal Kaaupall, Oluwalu, Lahaln.a nnd and House Furnishing Goods. on the Ventura by the bursting of .a his student corps at Donn. Aug 3 Plague still lages In Hong- treaty signed. new 22-- Mnkawao celebiated the )cur most Sole agents for Jewel Stoves, steam pipe. Apill 2i The national debts of the kong Nov. 23 Hnrvoid defeats Yale; happily Church, te $11,000,000,000 4 23 Anglophobia In at Walnee Lahalna. Gurney Refrigerators, Puritan Jan. 23 W J. Rr)nn brings out the world amount Aug Inmes H niount paral)zel Nov. Epidemic of During the evening of Deeenibei 31 Urst Issue of the Commoner. April 29 Appeal to restore Muiad to Aug 5 Hmprcss Fiederick of Ger- Europe. there was a concert nnd luau. On New Blue Flame Stoves, United 23 many 21 In Jnn. Queen Victoria dies on the the tin one of Turkey dies Nov. Revolution Panama Years day there was a Sundny school States Cream Separators, Purl-ta- n or Wight. Mav 1 President McKlnlej starts on Aug C Commodore Swift nppolnted Nov. 20 Successful test of the Ca- Ise convention anil nnothei luau, ns 11 Water Stills, and many oth- Jan. 21 Prince of Wales ci owned as his teU! of the States Gov ci nor of Guam, vice Sillor Schtoe- - thode lay as a cute for cancer. p'enslng finale to the festivities P. N. 2 29 011 er well known Edward VII of Great Rrltaln. Mav Punk In the corn market of der. Nov. A tld.il wave the eastern lvnlinkllnlllnn. Fsn . wns tin. urosld'n articles. Jan. 24 Four million dollar flie In Chicago Aug S Kitchener building n s)stem const of Englnnd. olllcer during the 1st. 2 of s In 29 of Hol-lnn- d 53, 65, 57 Montreal, Canada. Ma George T. McDonnell, famous block bousi Africa Nov Queen Wllhelmlun I Jnmcs Scott hns assumed his dutlei Teb 2 The Unlversit) Hospital lu forger, In S.m Francisco Aug 9 Field Maishal welcomed may seek a divorce. niiesteel 'as man lger of Klhel plantation. MJ tvenl)-on- e 3 Miguel, Mlnlstoi .10 re- KINO ST., HONOLULU. Toklo burned, killed Mn) Dr Prussian home from Clilnn Nov. Governor of Oklahoma I T C. Hobron. of Honolulu, made a Fib 4 Queen Victoria burled at of Finance, resigns Aug 10 Amalgamated Association of moved for using olllclal position for go fl)lng visit to Wnlluku this week. ifflK32SSSK2S2i-S- Windsor, Mav 31 P. Morgan evolves scheme lion and Steel Wolkeis on n stilke personal benellt. I The wedding of Mnnin do Couts, of Feb 3 Shan SI nnd Shen SI prov- to combine ti.ius-Atl.intl- o steamship Aug 11 Slgnor Cilspl of Italy dies Nov. o0 Queen Lllluokalanl and suite Pnla, to Miss Marin Ferr'lin, of Ko- - inces, China, nre suffering fiom fam- lines. Aug. 12 Colombia and Venezuela nt tinned out of four New oik hotels. komo, proved a notable event In tho ine. The provinces have 11 population Mn 4 Jacksonville, Fin, has n Jl.-00- 0 w ir Dec 2 Conguss meets Henderson soelnl life of the Mai iwao Poitu of 21,000,000 people. 000 fire Aug. 11 Ji hn Winters robs the Selby elected Speaker of the House. colony. Ex-Ki- G ;;;;!. Metropolitan Teb. 11 Milan of Sen la Mil) Plague riots In India. Smelting Winks of $200,000, nftcrvvaids Dec 2 Siipieine Com t decides I rriw tnmrtmro pptnmnnv tnnlf dies. May fi Cronje's wife goes Insane 1 1 rov erod against tnilff on Philippine Imports. 'lust Sittirdny morning, the 1th instant,' Feb 11 King Edwaul VII opens Par- Mnv 7 Two bundled lives lost In a Aug 6 Terrific tiople stoim Dec 3 Pies dent's Roosevelt llrst at the wnlluku Catholic Chut eh and liament. feii)boat disaster on the Dnieper river 'thioURliout the Gu f Stiles mess ige to Cimgicss' " was performed b) Pother Libert. Meat Company Feb 14 Secretary of Treasury puts May Sebastl in Maitinelll made 11 Aug 17 Labor dllllctiltlcs In San Dec. 4 Judso 1 powder works, near A special tialn of the Kahuku Rail-- ) a countervailing duty on Russian su- c.uillnal. Frnne Iscei fonel becoming scarce Oakland, Cal , blow 11 up. road Company, conve)id the wedding, gar. Ma) S Panic In Wall stiect over deal ug IS Steamer Is ninloi wiccked In Dee C Wilcox Intioduces his home-st- e pnttv fiom Pnla to Walluku, and buck fiO. 507 KING ST. 15 Sixty-fiv- e In In sKt)-flv- e lost Feb. men entombed North Pacific stock. Alaska, lives id land bill again The snme evening a rocept on . In 11 9 Gcoige Q C villi 19 line was S Is repo-t-e- d a burning coal mine Coraov, C. Ma) union's filed. Aug The Lin null Dec. Thomas W. L.iwson was given nt Kokonio by Enormo Fer-ieh- a, HONOLULU, H. I. Feb IS Sir i: S S)incs, chief sec-reta- r) Estate valuiil nt Jl.000,000 bv wiiolcss telegtaph while still to have lost $11 000 000 In the fall of the fnthet of the brl In, will h to the government of Llurmah, Ma) 10 Set Ions ilots lu Rarcclona, 300 miles from Now York copper stocks was ottendul b) more than four Inn kiilcldcs. I Spain Aug Si Million doll ir trust to con-ti- ol Dec. 10 Renic-ontatlv- Garder Intro- Maknwao 11 organ- 1 COO died lesldeils Feb 21 Oceanic Steamship stock Mn) Women nllowed suffinKO In all shipbuilding concerns, duces a bill appropilitlng 1,000 for v T1 drops $20 a share. , Norway. ized the puichase of the Dmlsh West In- Id warn ik Corn-iwn- ll 21 and Fob 22 S. M. White, of Ma) 12 Duke and Duchess of Aug French Ambissndor lu Tur- dies New Reservoir is Pi.inned l) 1 U.1 .1 California, dies. and York nulvo In Austi.illa key breaks off diplomatic relations Dsc 11 War blowing between Chile Seine Feb. 12 City of Rio de Janeiro Mnv 11 Mis Hair) (Illllg nmirles J with the Poite nnd Aigcnllne Republic. by the Public Works wrecked at the entinnce of San Fran Coin and Aug 22 Km els raiding Armenia, Dec 12 Schley eouit of lnepilrv len- Butcher elsco linrbor One hundred and twen M.i) 1C Carnegie donates $10 000,001 twiho villages destroped ders Its elieislon, Dewey gives Scnlv Department. 0, ht lives lost, Including ten from t Scotch unlveisltlrs ug 23 MIg foti"t fires in Russia, full cicdlt tor the vletcny; Ramsey nnd Hnvvall. Mil) IS The battle ship Ohio launched damage amounting to $10 000 000 Renliain lepoit ndveisel). Feb. 23 Penns)lv.anla Democrats tak In S in Francisco Aug 21 Ileav ) eai tluitiakcs thiough Dpc Young. U. S N, re- LAIIAINA, Jan 12 Tho Maul News HAVY CONTRACTORS. teps to Democratic put). Ma) 20 Machinists stilke on out Jnpan. lieved of his commiud In C'ubi for sn)s: Supt. Ro)d, who has charge of Feb. 23 Thousands reported staiving thioughout the States. Aug 21 List of witnesses for the talking too much. the Department of Public Works, has In Southern Russia Mn) 19 United Stati s Hoops leave Schle) enui tmnrtlil pi spared. Dec 14 Maiconl sends a whole's Informed some of our loading citizens 21 Thirty-on- e people frozen China .Aug 27 message ross Feb Fiench Ambassador leaves telogiaph ni the Atlantic. the nrrnngements for the con- during a blizzard In Odessa Russia, Mav 21 President MeKlnley reaches Tmke) Die 11 Germans stilling up troifble that S. J. WALLER, Manas;.. thii-ty-s- 0 Feb. 25 In Dlnmoiidvllle, Wyo , lx San Francisco on his tour through the Aug 2" Jnpinese file complaint with struction Lnhalna Wnter Works with Vonemeln. 1' miners were entombed In a States. Secietniy Hay against Di Cofer Dec. 11 Ofllelally announced that have been on, nnd the wel burning mine nnd killed. Mn) 22 Panic In Oceanic Steamship Sept 1 Cleveland, Ohio, Invaded by Leslie M Shaw will succeed L)iinu come entci e probably begin Feb 26 The $1.000 000.000 steel trust Company stoe k Drops to $1.1 a share a Mood Gage as Secretary of the Treasury. dining the latter pint of this month. organized; Charles Schwab, manager. Ma) 22 Hon. Clius. A Routelle In- Sept 2 Wu Ting Fung transferred Dec 16 Senator Jones Introduces a The reservoir will be located just above Highest Market Rates paid foi Hide, 27 tiklns and Tallow. Feb. Pacific cable bill killed In the sane fiom Washington to London. icsolutlon giving Admiral Schley a vote the Ice Factory. j 21 3 Purveyors to Oceanic and Falfl House Ma) John R Tanner, of Sept Gei man ciulser Wacht sunk of thanks. I Most of bo)s passed -- the Lahalnnluna Mall Steamship Companies. Feb 27 Roxer leaders beheaded In llllimls dies after a collision with battleship Snch- - Dec. 10 Senate ratifies the Ha) nt their homes on the I 21 Spain their vacation Peking. Mnv Ileav) earthquakes In sen Pnuncefote canal treaty. Islands, and returned on the north- Feb. 27 Rubonlc plague In Cape nnd Italy Sept 5 Helen H Stone, missionary, Dec. 17 C. E Smith resigns his port- . . Town, Afilcn. Mil) 27 Unlted State s Supreme Coin t captuieel hv brigands bound steamer, Consequentlv there . USE.... Turkish folio ns Postmaster General. on Feb. 2S The Mad Mullah on the war- 'decides that Its constitution does not Sept 4 Thousands peilsh In a flood Dec. 17 Wilcox Intioduces a bill were no iccltutlons nt the Seminary e c Monday were twen-- 1 path. J follow the ling. on mo vnng-i- liver, ninn. making Molokal the national leper set- or Tuesday Thete KOMEL SODA Tib 2S W M. Fvnrts, law)er nnd Mav 2J Steamer blown to atoms by Sept 5 Columbia cho-e- n to defend tlement. ty students In the chapel on Tuesday! statesman, dies In New York d)namlte on Missouri river. the America's cup Dec 1711. C. Pay no nppolnted Post- - morning, rive new scholars have en- - At Home, March 4 President MeKlnley nnd May 30 Toledo, Ohio, churches form Sept C President MeKlnley shot by mastei Gene: al, vice Emory Smith, tercel the Seminary, more are expecteJ Vice President Roosevelt Inaugurated. a trust. Annichlst Czolgosz, at the and the prospects for the present term C 1 At the Club, March Senntor Morgan Introduce? June Arbuckles fighting sugar Exposition. Dec. IS Senate confirms nppolntment are quite favorable, resolution declaring the Cl.a)ton-Bul-o- r trust. Sept. 7 Senntor Wellington utters of Frederick Funston ns brigadier gen I Miss Cook of Denver, a cousin oti trenty abrogated. I June 2 Sevent) perish In n fire at words deiogatory to President MeKln einl, U. S. A. At Your Receptions, March 5 John 13. Searles, sugar Oaxaca, Mexico. ley. Doc IS House passes Philippine tar- Miss Rnrker, takes tho second primary mngnate, falls. I June 4 Cadet dismissed from Naval Sept 11 Czar of Russia visits the iff bill grade In the government school, and and at all March 6 A vvorklngman assaults Academy for hazing. Genrman Kaiser. Dec is Nlcaragu.an canal bill favor- Mr. Dickenson retires from the corps and slightly wounds the German Kais- June D Five Rritlsh officers arresteJ Sept 12 Schley courtmartlal begins ably reported hi the House. of Instructors. Social Gatherings, er. for treason In Africa. In Washington. Dec 19 Fatal col'Mon In San Ardo, Captain James J. Lewis, the now March 7 A great cave discovered In June C Roer successes reported. Sept 14 President MeKlnley dies In Cal. IjewlK pnunlv. Orpcnn. commander of the Walluku Salvation CONSOLIDATED June 7 Carrie Nation's husband sues Rutfnlo His last words wete, "Good Dec 19 Fatal train wreck on the Army Corps, was In Lahalna on Tues- March 7 Peace negotiations between' for a divorce b)e good b)e. Is God's way. His ' all, It Southern Pnililc, nt Uplands, Cal. day and Wednesday, He was formerly General Rotha and General Kitchener 12 Cuban constitutional d. v 111 be " 20 Juno done Dec Ground formally broken for In more recent-- , WATER WORKS CO Ivcutlon accepts Plntt amendment. Sept 14 Roosevelt takes Exposition, on duty California, nnd m. i President the Louisiana Purchase Is March 7 Alfred Parsons, swindler,! June 11 President MeKlnley olllclal'y the oath of otllee Dec 21 Secretary Long approves of ly on Kauai. At present he assisted arrested; poses as Lord Rosse. states that he will not accept a thltd Sept. 10 Rlshop Whipple, of St Paul, the majority report In tho Schley court-marti- by Lieutenants Davis nnd Wilcox. LIMITED. i uure-j- jtevuiuuuu 111 ei erwiruw lerm. dies ends com tnuirtl ll. col Agents for the Hawaiian Islands. Dictator Castro, of Venezuela. June 14 Rig lintel In West Raden, Sept 16 Czolgosz nrralgned mur- 22 for Dec Turkey notifies nnturallzed Hoolulu Park will probably pass March 7 Cnnndlan Parliament to Ind , destroved b) tire; loss. Jl.000,000 der of MeKlnley. Americans that they must renounce Island Orders Solicited. cap-ita- 14 Volcano Stn- - frame measures against American l. June Trnnsport Ingalls cnpslezs In Sept 16 President Roosevelt outlines their naturalization or be expelled from from the control of the rlephone Main 71. New bles Comn.anv Into dr) dock. York. his national policy. Turkey. nnd Transnortatlon . - March 7 Secretary of Navy signs June 17 Earl Russell nrrested on a Sept. 17 President MeKlnley burled Dec E Channlng, poet the hands or a jockey...ciud now in proc- contracts for thirteen new warships charge of blgani) with national honors. essajist. dead. ess of organization In this city. Two Olaa Assessments. 8 and March Pacific cable bills pass Can- June IS Hazen S..PIngree dies In Sept IS Roers win a big victory at Dec 24 Edgar S Maclay, author of meetings have been held, at which the adian House of Commons. London Scheeper's Nek the naval history criticizing Schley, terms on which the property was to XTIr, ASSKS3- - Mnrch 11 Government commission Juno 19 Explorer Johnston returns Sept 19 Rritlsh torpedo boat Corbi discharged 1... Roosevelt. I ,.,..- - 1(lt 1TTH AND 1STII reports no epidemic President pass, was discussed. Jockey Club plague In San from Uganda. Reports discovering ape sinks sixty lives lost. Dec 2C De Wet successful hi South ,, ,.hi 1,0,..,.,.,. ih .vnr ,.f ments, of E0c each, are now bearing I'rnnclsco. men 20 ,,.i,,i Sept Roosevelt's Cabinet holds Africa, captures two guns. j , k become Interest at the rate of 1 per cent per March 13 Ilenjamln June 20 A disastrous tornado In Ne- first meeting J01"1 t pr0petty and ,7B"onednead "" ' management. The Harrison dies In Indianapolis, braska. Sept 22 Anarchists threaten life of of'wasl responsible for Its month. March 13 Street light between Rus- June 21 Hoshl Toru, W W Astor Dec 27 The battleship Missouri management of this prpcrty by Mr. THE 10TII ASSESSMENT of of sian and Rritlsh troops in Peking Minister to United Slates, murdered. Sept Jere M Wilson, of launcheel nt Neve port News. .McKenzle has been highly satisfactory COc per share, has been called, to be March 13 Seven hundred students June 21 Seventeen people killed In a Washington, dies Dec 27 United States Senator W. J. to the public and to tutf men general- - due and pa) able November 20th. arrested for rioting In St. Petersburg tire, Paterson, N J Sept 24 War Department plnces an Sevvall, of New 'Jersey, dead. ily. Mr. McKenzle, however, holds that Interest w 111 be charged on assess- - March 14 Count Ronl de Castlellaua June 22 Rig strike In West Virginia Import duty on coffee for Cuba, Dec. 2S Destructive tidal tloods along the task of organizing and pulling off ments unpaid ten (10) days after th fights I a duel with M. de Roda)s coal mines'. Sept. 20 Czolgosz convicted and sen the North Pacific coast of America, meetings Is requiring too game are rate of 1 per cent March 15 Carnegie $75,000,000 24 race a Job due at the gives June The receipts of the United tenced for the murder of President Me Dec. 29 A Helglan attempts to shoot to per on for the endowment of a technical schojl States Treasury exceed the expendi- Klnley. mucn attention for one man alone month from the date which such In Pittsburg. Sham-roo- hnndle to tnP best nlantnge. As a assessments are due. tures by J77.000.000. Sept. 2S Columbia defeats the k SpI neonle killed March tarv-In- g. sprung pay- - RWndlans In Alaska June i5 Rig storm In the FIJI Isl- II In the llrst rac. byto'Snn water spout In Morocco .result these negotiations havu Tj,e above assessments will be ands, Heavy loss of life. Sept. 2S John W. Mackay organizes Dec. promises that there un nnd the outlook Is favorable for able at the office of the B. F. Dillingham March 16 Peru withdraws her niln. June 26 Cloudburst In West Virginia. a Paclllc cable company, doc- - their early consummation. Company, Bulld- - from will be no violation of the Monroe Limited, Stangenwald later Chile. One hundred lives lost. Sept. 29 Duke and Duchess of Corn- In to collect money! Incidental to the discussion of terms, ine, PAXTON, March uVe trlne her efforts ELMER E. and Duchess of June 29 Yellow fever stamped out In wall and York In Vancouver. from Venezuela, the manner of conducting Hoolulu Treasurer Olaa Sugar Company, Ltd. Cornwall and York on Cuba. Sept. 2D start their tour Company C, Ninth Infantry. Dec. 31 United States Treasury re- - Park as a recreation ground has been Honolulu, T. H., 20, 1901. XW1 of the Colonies 30 Carnegie gives $750,050 to De- . July June U. S. A ambushed and annihilated. snow In- - March rlous lurns ior me eur a imiuncc ui touched on slightly. The new plan rloU In Marseilles, troit for a library. Sept. 20 President McKlnWy'a will ivu,uw,wv. .France. 1 nenri) ' clullc, lhe of fl:ted ut Aca July Indian government spent (lied, valued at $210,000. Senator Cullora Is working for reci- esaushment The Wisconsin has sailed rrora . March 2J Japan protest 18,JM,O0O to rellev 1 - tractIons n tne j,ark. Hllo Tribune. ( pUjt0 enters famine. Oct. The national surplus for Sep- J proclty. for callao, Peru.

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HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, TUKSDAY.JANUARY U,

very cold and disagreeable. This week conditions' of legislation nre naturally to Honolulu. clubs to discriminate ngnlnst this type nn he Intends visit several departments not so well understood as here, they are Many communities eagerly prefer to endeavor to discourage building, nnd see he can Ha- their w what learn about nevertheless, as your correspondent be bj under the Immediate Jurisdiction of believing thnt the true Interest of th at waiian interests there. Anion? other Hews, absolutely correct. the Marine Hospltnl Service, Just ns YACHTNG sport Is to encourage wholesome type mntl.ra lin linnna M tinv. n tnllr iib HONOLULU'S RAT CltUSADH. Havana and Mnnlln have been, Instead thnt combine ns much nn possible mxtetr. .the Commissioner ct tho Land OfTlce, Epecd and g qualities. Dr. AVyman. surgeon-gener- of the of working through their own locnl Mr. Ringer Hermann, to whom will be boards. Hut, while we nre always glail . referred Mr. Wilcox's bill regarding Marine Hospital Service, has been watching, with his usual Fense of hu- to as I have already said, It EYEIIY DAY WASHINGTON tha classlnculon of public lands In the Is better for communities ot American BOOMING FACTS. Islands. The Commissioner has not had mor, as well as vim and Interest In sanitary conditions, the crusade citizens to undertake such work for tlma yet to consider the measure! !n themselves. They are the ones to cope factt. It has not been ofllclnlly referred nKnllls' rata In Honolulu. Rrlng me Ilunoluu Produced Its Slmre rat bulletins, he shouted with the situation nnd we will extend This tu him but he will probably recom- - ple3v,. .M10 to them all the aid we can. Comes From Kinvultiltuo. mend some I ? telephone to one of his amendments. chlef3V." In building What makes Mr. AA'llcox has n quota of 14.S00 the Rutlcr the other LIL1UOKALANI. anything a factT Isn't Humphreys Hasn't day, when your correspondent called Outlook Brighter It an occurrence of statement caa packages of seeds for distribution this Llttunkalnnl and her suit? be proven that year, n portion of which he given for any news he might have of the have been nt the Kbbttt during the hol- true ana corroci In every has con- particular? to Representative Hay of Virginia and situation. A bulletin was brought, idays, pursuing the even tenor of Be- What constitutes conclu- Resigned as others. These nre the seeds that are taining a report by Dr. L. K. Gofer. their ways. The lawyers are anxious Than Ever sive ovidonco to tho mind ot a Hono- Honolulu, 9. 1801. T not ndapted to the soil and climate of II. I., Nov. to have her as a client In securing rec- lulu citizen Is it tho statement ot Sir: I hnve the honor to Inclose here- ognition to crown somo ono mado In Texas or Hawaii. Others, such as watermelons with a copy of a letter, which Dr. Pratt, of her claim tho California? Yet. nnd muskmclons, he has ordered sent lands nnd she Is said to be negotiating fore. Wo think not, but when eomo of our the executive olllcer of the Hawaiian ter- own people to the Chinese farmers nmong his con- ritorial board of health read to tho bo.trd with some of the profession In Califor- mako a statoment and it is stituents, who found last year's con- at Its last meeting. He calls attention nia, who have hnd a residence In Ha- indorsed by many, thero can be no AVIth tho bcglXnnlng 4.4-H-- signment very satisfactory. Some wine o the necessity or at least to the dcslra waii. I have said nothing to the Queen ot tho regular question about thatl Under these cir- 01 tho whlto-wlnge- d will grapes. In his quotu from the Agrlcul- - ( UI"l csvamisnmg Here a about her claim lately, declared Dele- trades fleet show cumstances wo call them facts, and UASHINGTON, D. C Jan. J Department, have been forward- - !Cl ,rnt crusade, a measure of precaution gate AVIlcox. AA'hen she Is ready to talk an activity that has never been known they aro every-da- y facts, because they about It I shall bo pleased to hear her. In theft; waters before. An Ideal climate. aro occurring every day. The Pacific ed to planters and Mr. Wrav Tavlor. '."""''ber lu."""l"us "" w """ Don't take ' 3rd, 1902 In of the citizens of Honolulu, and I fpnr slio liinv dlrker with the Inwvors god winds and water, staunch craft for our word for what is charge of the Agricultural Depart Im- Inter-Islan- said. If you are which was favorably received and d cruising, skimming dishes Ho- - work, also quota-Th- e and when Congress hears nbout It the not satisfied, Commercial Advertiser, ment receives a large mediately acted upon by the board of f"r sailing, launches quick ask them; people don't flower seeds, some 2000 packages, disposition will be to say that the lnw- - m,rl'or for mako such assertions health, ns will bo seen from tho letter VPi'TT?,',U,l?B,. ' without good nolulu, Hawaiian Islands, per Mr. AVIlcox hns sent to his wife. He from Dr. Pratt to this olllce, a copy of yers will get the lion's share of the TV' 'i,,c",1.,; reasons. money anyway, It t expects her to distribute them nmong which Is also Inclosed. Since my Invi- and would be Tho Rov. J. Nua of Kawalahao in- S. S. Alameda, from San all- - lcr tho fair sex of the Island, desiring to tation to serve on the committee for or- to vote nothing at Such has been amongJJirXVilrunfflS?the owners of yachts. Then, was forms US; f ganizing meetings - :: Francico, California. beautify their gardens with new vaiie- - the crusade, several me msiury 01 many claims ueiore uon- no club devoted to this branch of snort. "I suffered from kidney trouble, flna- . li.t Iu ...... ftIn.. ttmt havo been held, with tho result that the gress. A...tin t.tJ.30lla IIU IO VUltllUCII. tilt. I lilt:l.n Regatta days came and went and the which was, I bellovo, caused by my - General Knox appropriation experiment eener.il jdan ot action has been Mr. AVIIllam Haywood of Honolulu yachtsmen got the small end ot purses Attorney for the Hln. ' lifting heavy weights whilst young. Mr" '''"T1,' wns one of tho select company of for prizes. Their contests were often JnrLd. S,,,,lt,V Pains in my said today that Humphreys' "Tln.Mr ""IT" " vlded into guests Invited to reception managed by men who never held tho til- the small of back were :: year, $12,000, as trctlli nd cnch cMrWt covered by an the special ono of symptoms my It was year. of President nnd .Airs. Roosevelt nt the ler of n yacht. Kverythtng cendlng to the of complaint not re-- f last Inspector, who shnll illstnbuto rat traps discourage this sport. My trouble 1 resignation had been The papers In AVhlto House on the afternoon of Dec. noble It showed extends back to the time the court martial of nnd poison, see that they nre properly that tho yachting Interests needed some when I was 28 years ago. - Howells, Hon- - I used, the trups, 24th. of and aa I ceived. This was corrobor- Lieut. whose wife was a deodorize and collect all organization strictly devoted to their am now 49, girl, See- - rats. The Patent Olllce announces a that Is a considerable pe- olulu are still on the desk of thnt branch of sport. riod. During White House. retary A - The dl.stiict as a whole to ie under patent on an Invention 11 coupling all this time I was sub- ated at the of AVarJtoot. few davs nco for The success which the Hawaii Yacht ject to Senator Allison of Iowa called nt the "'c Hupcrvlslon of two superintendents, for wire or other cables has been Club hns had since IU Incentlnn shows pains in tho back. They con- Tllu of exterminating tinued despite ERNEST G. WALKER. department - 3'. rats granted to Jonah 10. Gaiimllelson of how much the club was needed to brlngH the fact that I consult- $ "' behalf ol, '"- vounir 1,u sul-nn- J " confined to traps, poison and Kallmann, Hawaii. the yachtsmen together nnd encourage ed several physicians and took numer- but the Secretary tit this writing ,mur ftlm,Kntloll tll0 ral.bounty method ' nnd foster their healthful sport. AVhllo ous remedies. No gained has taken no action. Strong Influence ot to In. u.ni The Comptroller of the Currency, relief thus Is Treasury Department, gives no thu weather this winter hns not been as can be compared to the benefit ob- (Special to Advertiser.) being brought to bear In his favor. I. All rubbish to be cleared up and formal propitious an usual these the tice in his AV. Low-rl- e for months, tained from using Doan'a SITE AT PEAUI, HAltllOll burned. last bulletin thnt J. the Interest nnd preparations for the Backache WASHINGTON, 30. ,,, ,, ,,, ... .. r. All Interlsland vessels to bo fuml has been elected President of the Kidney Pills. I have got on wonder- D. Dec . near going A C 1111: uutin nil: Bllti. Vfl .... future are on. number of The last mall from Honolulu will not ...j First Natlonnl bnnk of AValluku, Ha- new applications for membership are on fully well since taking them. I am of the government In securing a trite j c. a day or two yet. It Is All wharves and warehouses to bo waii, In place ot C. M. Cooke, and that file, several new bouts are being talked quite satisfied with the result, and reach here for for a naval station nt Pearl Harbor. alr-tlg- Impossible to verify made for sulphur fumigation: AV. T. Robinson has been chosen of and two havo been launched and add- shall always have tome of the pills by therefore from this printed here a few dnys ago, was re-- I this to interesting brought Include underneath the wharves, ed to the fleet. For a place of this size me, even when going from Honolulu end some rumors ceived with much satisfaction In tho 7. The rnts are to be kept separated pleasure week by San Fran- APPEALS HILL. the fleet Is a lurge one. the to other missionary fields in the South late last wire from Navy Department. Admiral Rrndford, 'according to the district from which they number on which the flag will . .,.,club final cisco. One of these, which is Interest- come, to be bactcrl-an- ri Delegate Wilcox '1...1.... . Pacific There is no other remedy like tho chief ot the Rureau of Equipment and are examined hns Introduced a bill I'eiiiK .I....iimij-in- ui 1111s milliner, iweu-ty-nl- ing officialdom, Is that the mall con- "'''Klcally for the purpose of determining to provide for appeals from Su- Doan's Backache Kidney Pills for kid- Repair, who has the matter In the nre sailing craft and three aro ney tains the resignation of Judge Humph- charee. lias received imthln vi.f nfll - ,V"'W,.,T or "l !l certain iiismci is proo preme Court of the Territory of Hawaii launches. Probably In no other yachting complaints, Including backache." reys. newspaper clipping, contain- 1T...... 1..I...... will a. is Important to get The tiai.jnlnll.. iiviuf...... xiuuuiuiu uuuui .1...wie eon - to the Circuit Court of Appeals and to center of the world bo found such It the same pills ing report, wns placed on the desk attention Supreme varied typo of craft and from so many which helped Mr. Nua DOAN'S that uumimiiuii luui-euuiiig- isegurumg 1110 j wlI1 r,.port on Ulu progress the Court of the United Attorney-Gener- al Knox, up to of tho different parts ot the world. AVo havo BACKACHE of but purchase he spoke ns follows: crm-ud- States. KIDNEY PILLS. There- conflrma-Humphre- from time to tint., and forward noon today he had heard no tho government was lie it enacted by the Senate nnd House yachts from New Yolk and Sun Fran- fore, ask for Doan's Backache Kidney hnt desired a any satisfies coneernlmr it likelv to be China, be- from Hawaiian politics and sit on the side of am of Representatives of the United Stntcs cisco, Scotland and Australia, Pills. east the entrance :of Interest. sides those hnve been built here. office-holdin- g as soon as It could be , on the south side ot on of America In Congress that IVarl Harbor, Respectfully, assembled. That Nearly every rig type Is represented, Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are-sol- Haywood, I what Is known as tho lllshop estate. The appeals and writs of or Su- and done gracefully. Mr. William L. K. COPMR, en from the skim-ntln- g by all druggists site originally upon premo of from the deep keel to the shallow and storekeepers who is intimately ncqualnted with Mr. llxed covered an area Parsed Assistant Surgeon, U. S. M. II. Court the Territory of Hawaii dish. Cutters, sloops, yawls, knock at 50 cents per box (six boxes for of S00 acresj The estate fixed tho value S., to tho United States Circuit Court of Smith, was asked to confirm the above ' Chief .Quarantine Olllcer, Terri- abouts, al- at 300 an acre, which the Appenl-- of the Ninth schooners ami cathouts nre ?2.r0), or will bo mailed on receipt of information, acquired from another United States tory of Hawaii. Circuit nnd to tho ways to be seen when tho Hying sqund,'on price considered exorbitant. The condeiuna- - Surgeon-Genera- l, Supreme Court of tho United by tho Holllster Drug Co., Ho- He The States shall Is out In force. Of tho Meet, ten ot tho Hource. answered: I tlon proceedings wero tin-- 1 bo allowed nolulu, agonts Ha- then Instituted, U. S. Marine Hospital Service. tho same as from the Terri- are capable malting a wholesnlo for the 1 cannot discuss that matter, cither der tho laws tories of Arizona, Okla- boats of cruise ot tho Hawaiian Islands New Mexico and to llllo and back perfect safety, waiian Islands. privately or for publication. My mis providing for the condemnation of lands (Incisure.) homa. Siieli appeals nnd writs of error with and 1!H1. It Is understood that the Hag ollluers 01 sion liere Is not a political ono.nnd I for government purpo--.es- . Honolulu, II. I., Oct. 29, must be taken within ono year from tho political ' If tho reports llndlng-o- Gentlemen: There Is a matter which 1 rendition of any Judgment the club intend making this trip during H. I Reynolds, the well known shall abstain ontlicly from of the f the rendered after summer live desire to bring to your pa.-s:i- the nnd that four or of tho controversies. j Jury In the condemnation proceedings be attention, with the of this act by the Supreme United tSates Court stenographer, wel 1 larger boats will eiiilso tu squadron to j the hope that some action can be taken pro- comed futility nr-liv- ed There has been a belief In Inside tie, but of this have no olliclal knowl- Court of the Territory of Hawaii: longest yachting his yesterday, which edge ns yet, tho pur- - which will be of benefit to this country. vided, lllln. This will be the on thu Alameda, and nil nro stop- "Washington circles, almost ever since United States will however. That such appeals and crulHe ever in our waters, chnse from the liishop estate a tract of It seems to me to be a lilting time to writs of error may be nllowed from any attempted nnd ping nt the Hawaiian Hotel for the Humphreys left Washington, g will our sailors oppor- Judge mkj acres, which, at ?". an acre, tho price start a campaign. Judgment rendered by the Supreme Court afford amateur an present. Ills family consists ot Mrs. that his resignation would be a ques- No plague Is present in Honolulu, ot tunity of learning something about coast- Reynolds, Miss K. M. Reynolds, reported fixed by the jury, would make at tho Territory of Hawaii prior to tho ing. Miss tion thereof. Over at the White House purchase price $15,000. AVe or any part of tho territory as as hi passage ot If Tho Gladys, La Palnmn and Dewey 11. M. Reynolds nnd Miss (Undys Rey- but have an far this act. tho same shnll bo already to the dispatch was also noted, but noth- appropriation JlJO.ouo, known, but we have reports of cases by tnlten ami perfected on have mnde the trip Mololcu nolds. of and this would or before the first and Maul, and under the ing has been received there. However, leave a residue ot J103.000 to be expended every steamer from Hongkong, occasion- day of September, nineteen hundred nnd most Fcvero If res- for damages nil expenses. ally from San I'ranclsco, and now by two. conditions, too, that of racing day and It would be no surprise here the and other The night ncross our channels. Their crews ignation comes. Probably It would be damages that would of necessity have to last btcamer wo learn It Is la Urisbane. Tho nnuunl statement ot tho Secre- be paid, Just ho long as thero are cases In these have enjoyed tho sport although some ot Wm. G. Irwin & Co., welcomed. The case of the Honolulu would be those In cases where a tary of the Treasury ns to the emolu- wero compelled to pay company 11 Places, we mo open to them their Is hero In inner had leased tmrt nf tho tho danger of ments nnd compensation I.IMITKI). lawyers still discussed ground, and had It ready sugar having It get ashore from one of these of collectors to Neptune In thu Oahii channel. considerable Information for cine of customs shows thnt Kdwurd It. sailing with a Fire Marine circles and cultivation. Reparation would bo de- - Ports. The U. S. Manue Hospital Serv Hut tho trip homeward, and Insurance A'gts. has been garnered since decision on the mnnded for such Improvements. ice, with whom we are working in per Stackable, collector for Hawaii, receiv- fair wind. Is always enjoyed by every- was ed during the fiscal year pnlnry one on board. charges rendered. "Again, the United States government fect accord, Is doing nil In its power to last a ' When AV. O. Smith of Honolulu was would havo tt cln'.ms prevent It getting ashore from vessels, of $1000, while tho fees collected and On Saturday, January 2."ith, the third AGENTS FOR THE meet tho of certain cruise) bo held. some weeks ago he President people to government Ha- but thero Is always a chance placed on deposit to $1,243.70, of tho dub w'll HonU Ttoynl here and whom the of that rats, ninountcd In Har- Insurance Company of Liverpool, Roosevelt talked about the judicial sit- waii lias sold certain fishing rights, nnd nnd Infected olli's at that, may manage and the amount received from storage will leave the afternoon for Penrl Alliance Assurance Company of Lon- get bor and the fleet thnt will bo assembled uation In the Islands, and It is known these would In all probability havo to bo to ashore nnd to Infecjt others. was $2000, which also went t. col- don, plngue Is the at Pmiloa will b even larger than tho to him a adjusted. In order to free the land In- That rprend principally lector making his JC0O0. Alliance, Marine and General Aisurama that the President expressed through agency compensation, first cruise, for every yachtsman who to Judge cluded in tho prospective naval station the of rats is a fact K. U. Co.. Ltd.. of London. determination eliminate from all Incumbrances." bv all countries l)1ni?tn. AVALKHIt. owns n boat wishes to make the trip, Scottish Union only of ho con- will he National Insurant tlon months. Whether j has existed, and It Is only a few months Thu moon at thu full, nnd this Company of Edinburgh, Impression to Attorney-Gener- al CUHAN AFFAIRS. Jnn.-in- . - be great drawing card veyed that the lll?o that hnvlni? 11 lni- nna.-- nf AN ATTACK OF PNNUMONIA alone should a AVllhelm.i of lladgcbunc General Insur- Inclin- - for the moonlight 11 g 1 h most pleas- cannot be said, but his There is little new in the Cuban sit- plague, started In on a general rat n, WA1IDK1) OFF. aid ance Company, In Pearl Harbor. Us-nlc- ations are known hero to have been as affecting Hawaiian Inter- - 'sado and thousands wero exterminated, ant Associated Assurance Co., Ltd., of h Tho Skip, Clytle. and Abbey M. wero to return to the practice of the law, osts. The proposition to grant a boun-M- t Is not my desire to be considered nn "Some time ugo my daughter caught nnd Berlin. much more money ty on Cuban sugar. alarmist, for 1 thoroughly believe tho out sailing last Sunday. Thero was a where he can mnko Instead of reducing a severe cold. Shu complained of pains line breezu blowing and thu yachts had than the J3000 salary paid him on the tho tariff, which wns outlined in the !soo"er tho People of this community tnko in iter client, mm had a bad cough. I view of plague and educate them- - gave some good brushes, bench. last AVashlngton letter to the Advertis-l1- 1 falm her Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Mr Macfarhme, owner of tho schooner CHAS. BREWER & CO'S. v iu iv Ulill IHIS UUIIlK II iiVll uccorrilng Possibly the' most Interesting phase or, Is being pressed nnd reports mtl to directions nnri In two ; ,,a from jiort clly wo aro alwnys open to tho dan ,.aIonm ,as decided to alter her ilg of report, It prove true or the AVhlte House nre It nn eta ' das she was well and able to go to , the whether that nor if nmiifi I'lntm titf.int lmn I ,, T,ls should make her faster imi tlunm.u school. used ,, not. Is new life and Inspiration It with some favor from Itm.s- i- lwiyo this remedy In my thu rimll(Cl) wm i,u watched with In- - HEW YORK LINE the President Just so much quicker will the commercial family for the pant seven years, ami especially velt. wns put Hen-jiii- ul - terest. She will bo In commission In a has given Judicial aspirants, It forward by Mr. shipping Interests be- best conserved, have never known it to fall," says Jas. HAHK NUUANU Mr. Edgar Caypless. Delegate Wilcox, ry T. Oxnnrd, representing the beet su- - It Is not only the fact If plague short time. The work Is being done nt that Premlorgast. inerehnnt, Annotlo Ray, Pearl Harbor. will sail from NKW YORK for I10NO who returned from a few days' visit In gar Interests here, as already Mat d, should ngaln appear wc would bo llku-nn- il AVcst ,y Jamaica, India Islands. The Abbey M., while On tho ways a on during n driving rnlir will be In- - to Imvo SOIno deaths, but the thnt The LULU, or about NewVork last strongly urged before fact pains iu the chest Indicated nn ap- few days ago, was painted while. This Caypless Il loc's como tM0 commercial ship-Hous- e, evening, says that ho expects lluential Senators and members of the!" and proaching attack of pneumonia, which Is a great Improvement to her looks. She )cc.(!mlii!i'l0, 11)01. In caw him Congress 1lns ot the community aro at In this wns ward- will be the ring again. I when reconvenes one once '""ests Instance undoubtedly was formerly painted a dark green. If sufficient Inducements are offered. over In New York, continued Mr. Wil- week from today. Mr. Haywood will affected nnd everybody suffers. ed off by Chamberlain's Cough Reme- Tho old saying, "An ounce of preven- Tho Princess hns been out tuning up, cox, as he shed his heavy rain over- Join In urging plan, soon dy. It counteracts any tendency of n bo ready Join the Just as as tion Is worth a pound of was nev-- e nnd she will to the fleet For freight rates apply to cure" cold toward pneumonia. Sold by all 1m coat on the third floor of the house at the statesmen cume back here and tno truer than In this Instance. In In tho crulso. It will Interesting to other dealers nnd druggists. Pennon, Smith seo can do 1807 II street, where ho has apart- Indifference to legislative topics, char- words, It Is better to tnku urecautlons & Co,, what she with tho other boats CHAS. BREWER ft'CO.. Ltd., agents for II, I. In Mr. "side-walk- " ments. He has cooled oft a little. We acteristic of the holiday season, has beforu it docs nppenr. AVIth tho coming her class, Johnson's 27 Kllby t., Boston, to see and disappeared. on of the rainy season wu verv boat may bo a surprise to them nil, for shall have the Callfornlans lire like Inspector ability to "go," If now 11 10 ly to havo sporadic cases of Licenses Ilateholer will shu has shown her Thesn learn they won't stand with us is our interest to nllv our of plague, nnd make uu oflkinl on boats are pleasing to thu unutlcal C. BREWER & CO., LTD. of Mr. Caypless. selves with sugar growers " '"'foru this time comes wo can dlmln- - tour Muul next not for the nomination the beet and week. Ills olllce Is now In the Treasury eye nnd never will be. They nre merely U& L: . Honolulu I 111 or or They havo landed their own man, Mr. the cane sugar growers n this regard.'' inu ,""" rats exterminate Department In the Capitol. racing machines. Many of tho yncht give them by e concerted nctlon of the ...... Itoblnson, and now they ought to sain .Mr. Jiiiywooil today "Standing - 1...... 1, il,llH..MiiiH.W.M'l.i wsiauiWMLamiTwi wtn m jj MmmiinwjwmcifwiBei W'tinli. rnmtiinnlli-" " " ,1,...." " I... us a chance. alone tho Hawaiian u ":. ".,' " . ,l" Planters, would be Zu" ' ...... ,!, !...( f- - , ,.,.... "'" "" lllllllIHHIieu Mr. Caypless la not expected back ...... uti.icj-,1- iiitt til jtiiiiiiic; 'I'""""'i enin.l rnuiiiioi iniiii"")rAnn,.L,i tim. here for some days yet, but Mr. Wil- with others, whose Interests are almost .committee of thrco be appointed to take Re- wy yng'-y.vr- cox allows that Col. Sam Parker, Identical, wc can help them nnd they up this matter and nutl!nn .i ninn nt .' itm r' publican national committeeman, will can help us. Tho proposition for a, action, nnd that the public as n whole, stand by Caypless, if there Is a chance bounty will, If carried Into effect, place tniougii tbe press, be requested to give to pull down another Judicial plum. I the burden of helping Cuba on the en- mo nonrd tlielr support In tills matter understand that Judge Gear Is over In tire American people, where it should as Foon as the committee has reached a California, added Mr. Wilcox with a be. A lower tariff rate on Cuban sugar decision. Respectfully, Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd. broad smile. Eawyor Davis, who also would in effect be only nn entering J. 8. II. PRATT, Kxecutlvo O nicer. wanted to be mnde Judge at the time wedge for free trade, and at the snnle Kort and Merchant Streets, and Buthul Street, Honolulu, itoblnson was appointed, is there with time would throw the burden largely The President nnd Members of . tho him. Mr- - Wilcox said he wns aware upon the sugar planters of Hawaii, Hoard. that Davis would probably enter the very apparently n great wrong. Ry Im- Honolulu, II. I., Oct. HI, IM1. Sir: At a meeting of the board of field, should a judicial vacancy loom posing n bounty In favor of Cuban su- health Dealers in Hardware and General Merchandise, up. gar we help held yesterday, a letter from llx the Cubans without taking ecutlvo Olllcer Pratt was read In regnrd Attorney-Gener- - upon The thinks the sal- ourselves any of the evils that to a cainpa'gn. It was mov;d i, nrles of Circuit Judges In Hawaii lower tariff and ultimate free trade by Mr. H. A. Mott-SmU- Fcconded by ywWft.Ai-:JB- vJll should be raised, resumed Mr. Wilcox, would assure us. Dr. AV. L. Moore, that the recommenda- SOLE AGENTS FOR M. 1iut it will be Very dllllcult to persuade THtt CAXAL. tion In Dr. Pratt's hater bo nccented and acted on. Motion s S Congress to do anything when some of Is carried. r, O There new to A- our Judges are over here, spending long little be said about Attorney General Djlo suggested that VAna - ... rrvV S UU riiDDVJI 1 U vJ jj the other large questions Con- Judge made before the members of the press be requested vacations. Gear an extend gress, Interesting to to publish a., d to only year Hawaii. In spite tho letter a whole, and ask trip the States about a of talk opposition to the of ago. He ought to stay nnd about tho Isth- tho community In New Automatic Sewing Machines at home mian Canal by pleas of the duty to try this matter. work. to buy the Panama canal, the measure It was moved by Attorney General WILCOX'S AVOItK. Mott-Smlt- The Best family Machino Made. will probably be passed in Senate and Dole, by Mr. K. A. During the past week Mr. AVIlcox re House within a month, although a vote that Drs. Cooper nnd Pratt be nppolntcd wip ceived a petition from residents of Dia a commhteo of two, and that Dr. Cofer HI may bo delayed In the Senate beyond bo Agonts for mond Head and AVulklkl, protesting period. asked to with tho commit- that It will bo later when tho tee, and also that this committee be em- ngainst the location of a marine hos cable bills are considered, nnd It a bill powered The Galena Lubricating Oils, for railroad use exclus- pital there to add to their number at their for the accommodation of passes at this session, which seems discretion from citizens from the tcin-tor- ively used on 05 per cent of the railways of tho those quarantined. Ho took It to the quite probable, it may not be for three Motion carried. United .States. Treasury Department and left It nt tho or please copy four months yet. The Chinese In- Inclosed find of the letter The Vacuum Oil Co.'s office ot Assistant Secretary of the clusion which is assured nbovu rt'icrrori to. Acting under Instruc- Lubricating guaranteed to Treasury Taylor. As soon as Mr. Tay- tions of the board, I would rcspectfull give resultp. at an early date by Congress, und with-o- ut tho best lor returns from a vacation In Mexico, any request that you with tlit proviso ot relief for the labor upon Standard Lubricating Oils more extensively used two weeks from now, Mr. AA'llcox Is go-In- g conditions In ns committee this Important question Hawaii, has been of killing rats. Respectfully, round to talk with him about It, as In these letters, Is being con- than any others. that matter comes within the Jurisdic- J. S. II. PRATT, sidered in detail by Treasury olllclnls Executive Officer. Magnite Cold Water Paint and Spray Pumps. tion of this olliclal. The petition was and by Pacific Coast Congressmen. Dr. I E. COFER, xlgned by Mr. Cecil Ilrown, Judge AW it will btt plain later that the only Chief Quarantine Officer, City. Deer? Plows. AA'llcox, many John Hall's Safes. L. and other prominent hope the Hawaiian planters can have is all we of section. , This have nbout the Hono- Oliver Chilled Plows. le.sidents that for relief must come from a separate lulu situation, continued Dr. AVyninn. Albany Compound. The Hawaiian delegate planned to net, which will not be possible before Is Distillate. to to Our bureau with the Silex Cement Wash. make n trip Havana nnd other next winter. Then the excitement and Board of Health In Honolulu, we parts of Cuba during weeks eagerness as California Powder Works. Michigan Stove Company. tha three of politicians will have pass- always do In such case?, nnd, of course recess of Congress, but finally decided ed, most of them will bo and we are concerned to see Howe Scales. lonesome on a that the out Kilfly and Sprayers. that he would be such the question can be discussed dispas- come of the crusade Is successful nnd long Journey, and Instead went over to sionately. Although these statements that plague does not get n foothold on Gotham, where he found the weather may seem peculiar In Hawaii, where the Islands. AVe sent some rat poison .i fii i'.;f t''- TTf7!

HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, TUESDAY.JANUARY 14, 190S-8EMIWE-

Cantaln Merry Is planning for an THE LOLAL LABOR PROBltM. HamburQ-Breme- n other Hag raising when the Pearl Har Ancient Foe Fire Idsiih (6 The organized trades of this city propose to begin a campaign against bor Innds pass formally into me nanus An Oriental skilled labor with a view of protecting the Interests of white me- of the United States. To health niul happiness is Scrof- fields, yes-terda- v Entered at the Postofllce of Honolulu, chanics nnd artisans, and of crowding their Oriental rivals Into the. Untomologlst Koebeje returned ula as an ever sinco time II. T., Second-clac- s Matter. where they would be of most value to the Territory and least In the way of from a. two days' trip to Maku- - z' The undersigned havlnsr been id. -- Weekly. "development along Amcrlenn lines." ha, Oahu, whcie he has been Inspecting immemorial. pointed agents of the above .company semi With the pilnciple thus marked on the Advertiser Is In full accord. Ha- the colTee plantations, lie tounu mem are prepared to Insure risks against IfcSGEl) TUESDAYS AND FhiDAYS waii loses more than it gains by the "skilled" labor of Asia, and loses In suffering from no injurious pests of It causes hunehes in the neck, Ore on Stone and Brick Buildings n more than one way. Generally speaking, cheap labor Is dear labor. Not long any kind. disfigures the skin, iiiilames the on Merchandise stored therein on the WALTER G. SMITH, EDITOR. ngo the writer, while nbsent on one of the other Islands, visited the mnnslon Hlshop Willis, Rev. Alex. .MacKiniosn most favorable terms. For particular of a plantation manager. It was a house bf dlgnlllcd architectural sem- and Rev. John Usborne had a confer mucous membrane, wastes the apply at the office of SUBSCRIPTION RATES: blance, uttrnctlve to the eye Inside and out, but a very sieve for leuks, nnd morning with Governor I'. A. BCHAEFER & CO., AgtS. J .60 ence jestereluy muscles, weakens tho fW Mnnth a very tent for fragility. The occupant told why,' He said the builders were Do e relating to the amended cnarter bones, Per Month, Foreign Asiatics. To render the house what It ought to ba. white labor was needed of tho Anglican Church, which was re- the power of resistance to Per Year, 6.00 go by tiiuke changes and repairs, Hut If this were .'...... CW to over It foot foot and cently placed In the hands of Treasur- Per Tear, Foreign .. ever done the mnnslon would cost CO per cent more thnn the Bum for which er Wright. disease and the capacity for re- German Lloyd place. Marine Insur'ct Ci PajaMe'lnvarlatii in Advance. it could have been built by white labor In the first The automobiles which are being Im- covery, and develops into con- This Is not an Isolated case. The plumbing done by an Asiatic workman OP BERLIN. by Japanese ported by Messrs Grlmwood, Richard- . PEARSON, Is always getting out of repair. The color put on a building the te sumption. A. W. were unskllirully mixed. son and Hollow ay, are expected or Chinese mechanic roon shows that the paints In "A ,. -- uch appeared on the left side of my Fortuna General Insurance, Manager forge well. The product of a reach the city the first week Feb- ci Horseshoeing done at an Asiatic rarely lasts ruary. They were shipped from the neck. It caused great pain, was Innced, OF Chinese tlnshop Is never quite the thing wanted. The Ch.lm.nc printer Is u BERLIN. throughout whole round of factory before the Alameda left San sod bcciiuc n running sore. I went Into a TUESDAY JANUARY 14 curio. Inelllclency runs with cheapness the Francisco. Asiatic "skilled" labor, nnd In the end the employer finds that his effort at mineral decline. I was persuaded to try extravagance. he avoided because he Lieutenant Colonel G. P. Glrad has The above Companies thrift has proved to he an What place Major Hood's Sarsaparlllu, and when I had taken Insurance have thought It dear, he should have sought because It was the best economy. arrived, to take the of established a general agency here, and Aftnlrs In Venezuela are somewhat em- Ulalr D. Taylor, the surgeon who has six bottles my neck was healed and I have c, No one can compute what the the undersigned, general agents, reason to aup-jmw- So much for the cost to Individuals are rompllcntcd, hut there Is lost: been on duty nt Camp McKlnley for never had any trouble of the kind since." authorized fn tnlra rlfllta nirnltiit thm United has served ployment of Asiatic sklllul labor has some time. Major Taylor will go to now the States 1. To white citizenship During ten years part many thousands of white Mas. K. T. Sniufk. Troy, Ohio. dangers of the sea at the most ressoa- - notice on' Germany that the Monroe basic of the best Ameri- Fort Snelllng, Minn., on the next uuic ia,va uiiu uii uie mum i&voraom col- mechanics, men of the kind that in ikt. the elements doctrine 'Is still In force, that the can population, came to Hawaii. Over DO per cent of them, It Is believed, steamer. terms. "the debt will pro- Hooded with Asiatics. Hal Mrs. Mary W. Chalmers, wife of the Hood's SarsGparilla F. A. SCHAEFER & CO., lection of German returned home because they found their trades General Agents. ceed with due rcgnrd to the sensibil- those men been ennbleil to stay here they would now be the bulwarks of good manager of Wnlmaniilo plantation, died ities of this country. government in this city and Territory, and values would not be subject to th Saturday morning. She was forty-s- and Pills 4 depressing Influence nf mi ignorant mid prejudiced and wholly years of age nnd a native of Scotland. Will rid yon of Scrofula, radically G. I e. voting mnjorlly. Rev. Pearson oillclated at the hold-u- p always gen--ln- and pcnniiicntly, tia they hdvc General Insurance Co. for The man Is not 2. To the amount of money In circulation. Every Japanese who comes to funeral, which was held vesterday. In- Si Now and then he serves .is the Hawaii, anil nearly every Chinaman, Is after money with which to establish terment vvns made at Nuuunu Ceme- "id thouswii'U. River and Land Transport. -- a shortage. (Inane nly posRlulo excuse for himself, not here, but In his native land; or he wants to make the al tery. of Dresden. Not nil hands that come belc empty lot easier of those he leaves behind. Kooner or later. In both cases, the money SupTlntomlent Iioyel sold n' public up. Incidentally not all lenves Hawaii. On the nthi r hand the white Incomer, when he ULSlM-;S- CAKUg. have heen held he makes miction yesterday lap government lot Having an agency Ho- In houses show gets on an earning basis, settles here, rears his family, acquires ns much occupied by George I.ycurguj, established at .murderous assaults which it Hllo nolulu and the Hawaiian Islands, ths color of crime In the assay taxable property ns he can, and spends his money to supply the wants and having an area of 23,000 square undersigned much real to mi The Territory does not lose by him. LYLE A. DICKEY. Attorney nt Law general agents are author- tllceji. white merchants are in business rt. feet. There was but one bidder, Mr. ized to take risks against the danger he sends money nway It Is to bring his kindred, or other white people $15,000, up- and Notary Public, P. O. box 788. Ho- 4 If Lycurgus, and he gave the of the sea at the most reasonable rate who, In turn, add to the common wealth and to the menns of Increas- Coun- nolulu, II. I., King and Bethel Sts. Con- here set prlco fixed by the Executive and on the most favorable terms. A Mil has been Introduced In ing local trade. To be sure the Aslatl, nrtluin if crowded Into tho fields cil. A. manual money home, Income F. SCHAEFER ft CO., gress to provide a Federal would Ptlll send his home or keep It to take but his Attorney Genernl Dole received II. HACKFELD & CO. LTD. Geners, Agents for the Hawaiian Territory and It ss of It to has Hono- Island. training school In each being smaller, he would have divert. notice from Washington that the ap- Commission Agents, Queen St., possession. This lets Hawaii 3. To plantation Interests. A large proportion of Asiatic artisans and peal Territory In case of lulu, II. I. Insular were brought to work In sugar fields, but when they had of tho the HERPICIDE HBRPICIDI In, which much thanks., The more mechnnlcs here the Ouakl Manklchl would b advanced on m for served their time they went to town nnd labored at some trade. Datcly others " manual training our young citizens people refused to employ tho calondar If possible. Attorney P. A. SCHAEFER & CO. Importer p C have come without serving time. Had the city blood, ck General Knox hope i that It may be Commission Merchant, Honolu get, especially thos; Hawaiian them, as they should have done, most of these Interlopers would have gon-ba- and tv In Supre.ne In March lu, for the country. by sca-ei- reached the Court Hawaiian Islands. ttic better to the plantations, and much of the trouble now caused tho or April, HERPICIDEs 1 of field labor might have been averted. We are too hospitable by half to the town-lovin- g get th C. S. Desky Is authority for the & COOKE. (Robert Lewers V H said to be storing coolie mechanic He should the cold shoulder here that LEWERS Tho sugar trust statomont the Tactile Heights Lowrey, C. iS. Cooke.) Import- ast quantities of cane sugar In the sugar Interests may stand a chance to gel his nld ns a manual worker in that 5 J. war the fields. Hlcntrlc Railroad will not be extended ers and dealers In lumber and build H 'tlvVst toJprovlde material for a to Mount Tantnlus for the present. ing materials. Office, 414 Fort St. HERPICIDE plan seem For these reasons the Advertiser approves the crusade which the trades III n the beet Interests. The organizations propose to make, always with the proviso that no violence Is When tho time comes, $!i0,000 of the to a live- us-e- d likely, at this illstuuco, create In the program nnd that the treaty rights of our Asiatic denizens nre not to treasury stock will be to mako HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO. Ma ly row In Congress to Ilia disadvantage be locally Infringed Our aid will go towards creating a healthy public the extension. chlnery of every descrltton mads t HERPICIDE ttliUirust In several directions The sentiment In favor of the employm-r- .t of white labor by preference to yellow Tho Mioses Graco nnd Mile Spreckels order. time for'su'eh a wnr seems to be In- labor. Should hiicccss he reached, Hawaii will have no need to despair of woro hostesses at a srrnll supper elance opportune. becoming a white man's country with all which that Implies In the way of night In the new Spreckels mansion, lai As prosperity and good government. Ioguna street and Paclilc avenue. 04 tho houso furnishings nre not lnstnlltd During November there was neither nt yet, the guests were entertnlned In M n ..iiMo nf vellow nor u death - fever V; WHITE MAN VS. COOLIE. j MACKAY AND MARCONI. tho ballroom and an improvised supper- The Famous Tourist Route of the a from the dlscnie In Havana. This Is a room adjoining. World. THE ONLY to of record which had not been touched The practice of emplolng Asiatics It Is not unlikely that the plans W, F. Lehigh, the new superintend T since 1"C2. During the preceding elev- do work wntcn wn" men or women the Markny p ople to give us a cable ent of the Mutual Telephone Company, In Connection With the Canadian- - en years the average yehow fever fa- cm be found to undertake has had? as may now await the outcome of Mar- arrived yesterday on the Alameda from Australian Steamship Line REMEDY talities for the month was IS. This is we pointed out the other day, many coni's wnrk. The fall in cnble shares the Coast. Mr. Lehigh was secured Tickets aro Issued the most strlklug tribute to American seilous results. Not the least of these, abroad is a danger signal to cable In- for the Honolulu olllce 1 v Mr. Cor- l To All Points in United known to v.inltallou yet recorded. one we did not discuss before, la the vestors nnd It would be naturnl, while coran, who recently reslguc-i- from tho the. Statce positively stop contempt Into which certain kinds of uncertainty exists, for cable companies Mutual to nccept a llattnlng osltlon und Canada, via Victoria and tho hair falling as to their resources rathe r than with an elect! Ic company In Chicago. out. Mr. Iloblns-i- will be third Judge, honest labor has fallen among the huMiind Vancouver. w the earlier telegrams indicated. Mr. whlUs, owing to the esteem in which It to spend money on extended lines. Jured Smith has not begun his study prepared to say, however, of irrigation In Territory as yet, . - w C.iyplcss Is In the lleia for the vacancy is held by coolies, everybody knows Wo nre not the MOUNTAIN RESORTS: hopes In that the success of the wireless sys- though he expected to commence work which Department of Justice how this has worked California. The - the on th- Ilr3t of January. The delay Is Banff, Mout.t will be made here and his local back- Kitchens of Hastern illlca are filled tem would destroy the cable business. Glacier, Stephen telephone did not kill tele- caused by the failure of the necessary ing, unless It should be rendered with white women, but a white woman The the papers to Ive from Washington, nnd Frnser Canon. be- even the elec- an IT by the support Mr. Caypless will have to grow desperate Indeed graph, for short circuits, transferring from the experimental de- CURES Delegate Wll-oo- x, fore will seek Job hi San tric light did not supplant gas, oven al may have to take from she a kitchen partment to the Irrigation bureau. Empress Line s.ecmers foreground In YorK. the same price for service. Probable oi irom vcrcGuver. ought to put him In the Francisco. At a. m. New A. L. Loulsson, one of the success- Dandiuflf, Baldness. f the race. when the weather penults, every resi- the existing companies will go on do- ful coffee growers of Hamukua, Is In Tickets to All Points in Japan, China ondi dence porch will show Its sciub wo- ing bnslnes; certainly they will not be city, ami called upon India and Around the World. - the Jared Smith All Diseases of the Scalp, would be a queer freak of fortune man, but poor ns a womnn may be In disturbed much If the course of Ma:- and Winy Tavlor yest ulay. He says It ncross ocean Is uf- - tickets genernl by If New York should get none of the re- San Francisco, she will not scrub the mill's mesFagcs the the coffee on Hawaii is In splendid For and Information destroying the microbe 7 ! - apply to promised on behalf of Mayor front steps. "Thnt Is work for a Chi- feeted by the changes of the ritmos- condition, and predicts that some time forms In the future the sugar lands will all or parasite which causes" 1iw, but the dnnger. at last accounts, naman," she rays. The coolie in the pherc THEO. H. DAV1ES & CO., LID. monopolized laun- ' Hut delay In new cable enterprises be planted with the aromatic bean. S whs at hand. All Tammany needed to West has nil but the Agents Canadian-Australia- n S. R. Line all weak-knee- work-lu- g can hardly be avoided. . do was to buy a couple of d dry trade nnd the average white Wray Taylor received word from Canadian Pacific Rall-vny- Fusion aldermen, and these seem to woman would rather go hungry than Forester Houghs yesterday that he, M, Wal-me- a, been in Then It could be caught washing clothes. In the with K. Gritllth, were then at k ive the market. LOCAL BREVITIES. gone TRANS-ATLANTI- C keep coast metropolis, as the Chinese ad- Hawaii, and had from there FIRE INS. CC : defeat the reform ordinances and to Kukulhaelc, thene- -: to Kukalau to SCALP an army of Its friends In olllce. Tam- vance Into the trades, white men grad- join Mr. W. W. Is In Albert Horner. The party will OF HAMBURG. many could to pay a mill- ually back out In disgust as It the Goodile town from the Ko-n- a afford half plantation visit the Parker ranches, then to ion for diich a cnunce as that. honor of the trade hnd been tarnished. of Wnl.ilua. nnd Knu, going to the Volcano, and Capital of the Company and I And so with all minor vocations. Heie Mr. Marston Campbell took thp steam- through Olaa to Hllo. reserve, relchsmarks 6,000,tCI DISEASES Hllo Tuesday. In Honolulu there ought to be, nay er fur on Residents of Honolulu will unite, It Capital their reinsurance com- People who read the Advertiser three hundred white waiters and stew- Mr. W. A. Wall was an Incomr from Is panies I01.CGO.OCt In said. In a kick again the rates now o do not see tho assertion ards; but this Is a Held which, like do- Hawaii during the week, charged by the Hawaiian Electric Hmall fanning can never give Ha- Total relchsmarks ...107,6:0,C that mestic service generally, has been mo- Mr. Paul Jarrett was an arrival from Light Company. They claim that the waii an export trade worth mention- nopolized by yellow races. during tho week. ' rates are more allowed by the any the The Ilaw.ii than ing In the same breath with sugar, 1j. charter, Manager Gartley denies Mfrth German Fire C g kiiburbs of Honolulu should sustain a Mr. 11. ftoio was nn Incomer from but Insuranca Pints 4oubt that small farming Is possible itoodly population of white garden, rs, Haunt early In the week. this, and says that anyone may take OF HAMBURG. here. In certain localities the Indus- but even nt the high price of vegetables Cupid advantage of the Hat rales fixed by th very the Prince returned from the Hllo charter. try does well, but during nil the white gardener, expert though lie races by tho last Island boat. Capital of the Company and and Quarts J of vigorous Hawaii. m the Col. George W. broug' 8,891,001 jears giouth may usually holds aloof. He won't The visitors1 In Macfnrlane t reserve, relchsmarks um.UI to feed b. Misses Horner are homo him, from San Capltnl t com- fanner has not been able do n. Chinaman's work. The vocation town nt present from Hawaii. with Franc! 'r reinsurance his neighbors. If he can lo so, why ns lila guests, Messrs. Stevenson panies 35,109,001 of coachman, or private driver, has Mr. Wm. Kinney ' V he proven the fact long before returned during the. Woi field. Tho former Is connectec' .ii hasn't ceased to be drslrable from a white weik from a trip to Gar-eli'- H 43,830,001 Ilils? business the tho Occldentnl ami Oriental Steuum.. . Total relchsmarks .. standpoint and that of horseshoer Is Isle. Company, nnd predicts that On. re will becoming so. S FRESH SUPPLY JUSTS Look where we may and Miss ltldgwny, who rpent a fortnight bo a laige amount of travel to the Tho undersigned, general agents of The campaign against Governor Dole evidence shows Itself that pursuits In Hllo with her family, returned to town Const this summer, and some of It may the above two companies, for the Ha H Is being run on a system. By one which are common nnd popular else- by the Inst Klnau. bo diverted to Hawaii. wallnn Islands, nre prepared to Insure RECEIVED. H fte.tmer letters denouncing him go to where among white men are disdained .Mr. Louis Kcnake, of the postofllce, is Mrs. Harry has been appointed as- Buildings, Furniture, Merchandise ant! J, by Is School succeed Produce, Machinery, Sugai Washington from one quarter; by the them here. It ns If tho Chinese back from his with his sister, Mrs. sistant at Walluku to ' etc.: also next steapier another quarter Is heinl were to adopt a hat or a cent that J. P. Cay of Hllo. Miss Margaret Nape. Mlrs Revlns hns PTid Rid 'K and Vessels In the har been assigned to Wahlnwa. Oahu; Miss bor, ngii le- - dnmagt by Are or from; follows a (light of billets white men hnd customarily worn. At The of Mrs. II. Iloyd, Miss , then shirr J. been to tho the mo"' evora terms. from nil quniters supplemented by the once the whites would discard It. The Grace K.ihalewel, who has been very 111, Nina Wallace has detailed Normal School vacancy, Miss Ilia-co- w made-to-ord- er anti-Dol- e Is now on to recovery. and H. HACKFELD & CO., Limit; opinions of the condition we nre inscribing the bread, the road hns been appointed assistant at press. The signers of the letters general condition la much like that of Will Slmerson, purser of the Mnuna l'.uaulto, Hamakiia, Hawaii. A life HOLLISTER are either the old monarchists who hato the South before the war. The negro l.oa, glories In the paternal title of diploma has been voted to Robert Law, the Governor becnuse he led the Amer- there abolished the white middle class, "li," since Thursday evening. vico principal nt the Royal School. ican party whU-- brought the islands or almost abolished It. There were the blcens- Inspector J. Hatchelor will "Gossip," tho newest publication In Castle & Cooke, under the Hag or the newly-arrUe- d land-ownin- g and trnd'ng whites. In two start soon on his annual tour of tho the local Held, made Its initial appear- DRUG CO is who look to Sew all to get upper stiatas, and the "poor whit" Islands. His ilrst visit will be to Maul. ance on Saturday. "Gossip" announces -L- IMITED.- them the ofllccs held by Governor Dole trash," but one looked almost In vain It Is probable that Captain Merry that It Is a journal of soelety, covering and other appointees of President Sic- - for the kind of people that make up will be given an nlde if trie work of the Held of literature, art, music, dra- Pearl Harbor ma, tlnance, sport, wit. events. The ilrst SOLE AGENTS. Klnley. Luckily, Washington knows the bono and sinew of the north. The naval station continues LIFE and FIRE a, game Is not deceived by negro was not only to increase. number contains many breezy, light the and It. the slave nnd the Interesting of society, Held hand; he was The Rev. Wm. Massle, who was at ono and notes local hut the horseshoer, time an officiating confining Itself, however, too closely to the wagon maker, the miner, the roust- clcrgjman at I.lhue, INSURANCE GOOD ROADS AND STREETS. Knu.il, Is en route to .Nrtt Zealand to u few of society's satellites. about, the deckhand, the painter and reside permanently. I The new magnetic ohservntory which Rhltewnshcr, miller, H ERPICIDE HERPICIDE Tho movement In favor of good roads the the coachman, Superlnte Is being Installed by the United States the tinker, the cobbler nnd so on nelent Durar.t, of the new AGENTS. . . on foot lure Is growing. ..nd an article towing company, declares that his line Const and Geodetic Survey Is nearly on "Good lto.tds Movement" in the through the trades and vocations. completed, The observatory Is located A will not cut rates, but will follow the January Review of Reviews Is of In- white man would not demean him- iiile long prevalent heie, of charging on a coral plain near liarber's Point, Atn.vis FOR self by competing , In the vicinity of terest and could be prolll'ibly studied with him. It .s accouilng to tonnage. Turner's sisal ranch. nnlnnW lleilnnl I ll !nn,,.n, f, The Bank of Hawaii by becoming the same way The work Is being done by Pivifessor our public olllclals as well as those here If we i:imer 1C. P.ixton, of Dillingham it who are interest, d In are to save Hawaii and develop It Co., Fleming, anil not a nail or bit of Iron btUiPliUKUIiilUllvyivbi the efforts to who ii turned from the Const on Is allowed LIMITED. build a boulevard In city. along American lines the co.ille, so the Alameda, reports in the const! uction of the C1 UOij'lO.V this The far th.it he placed . building. writer of the article above to 'ns possihlo, must be driven back to the IoOO.UuO of the Hllo Railroad bonds in referred A st.a- - Incorporated Under the I.nws of the rice nnd bugar Holds. Is one rea-o- n Sun Francisco par. white man went to the police states a theory which Is opposed to the That at ' JEtna Life Insarance Compsny Republic of opinion. why the Advertiser, some Morgan tlon last night and asked to he locked Hawaii usual He s. vs: "It Is very months James F. sold 303 shares of up as a vagrant. He CAPITAL JC0O.OOO.P common persons ago, strongly objected to pub-- ele'.iqiunu Olua. said that he was for Improving ronus spend'ng I hugar Compiny stock cedd and hungry and had not tho OF HAK'llOUD. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. to suppose that large stones are neces- uc mony on tho education of Asia- lit auction Saturday. The grciter part M. of It was wherewithal to purchase food or a bed. Chas Cooke President sary as n fjundatlon to sustain the tics who thereby competitors of purchased by It. Shingle. It .His request was denied on general P. C. Jones Vice President me white all brought $3.50 a share. weight of the tralllc. This Is a mistake. man not only for trades, but I principles, and the man re luctantlv C. H. Cooke Cashier It Is neither necessary nor desirable to 'c'erkshlrs and for which It was nois- C. Ilidemanii, of the Honolulu Iron went foith Into the street. It Is said Down Again F. C. Atherton Assistant Cashier have any large atons In the loadhed ily rebuked by the ki pt organs of Judge WuiKs. wiu a returning passenger on thnt this man, some time ago. made Directors Henry Wnterhouse. Tom Humphreys. ni.el May, F. W. Macfnrlane, E. V. Tenney, ai'i where. The entire roadbed should It objects, as well, to htr-- the Kicau. He reports the Ulna mill a similar request, that since then In prices Is the market tv lie by Ing coolies for any In spleueliel condition, nnd cane be-ii.- g he has done n term on the reef. J. A. McCandless. formed the ure of angular frag- servico for which the flour and feed, and w Iollo Solicits Cor- white men ground of the llinst quality. j The Is con- the Accounts of Firms, ments of rock reduced to a uniform or nitlve Hanailans may be Honolulu Athletic Club It closely. porations, Trusts, Individuals, and will Klze by crushing and screening. No procured, and acting on that principle In a day or so the little house be- templating n series of tug-of-w- nr con- us promptly longing to lllshop Senl jour orders and tin nnd carefully attend to all Mone should be uvil whose greitest it has never accepted the work of rheap the HstiUe. situate tests und also the formation of a brass vlll be tilled the loves business connected with hanking en- to the Healant will be In- at dimension IS over two one-ha- lf Asiatic printers, however net boathouse, band The club has now a piano to It. Sell For- and ' market price. trusted and Purchase - they tidbsfomd to the seawall ut the rear - inches- These nnjjular fragments, b i may have been. stalled In Us new quarters In tl.e Pet- 6 10 eign Evchnnge, Issue I.etteis of Credit, oi uie ljealaul headquarters. j The matter of or rnu reduced to a uniform size and spread Wii" the worklnirmcn de le n mn. tus building and the club room Is be- upon hundred pound: upon Ileal A prospective Jub of the tug Hleu, Is ing up It r SAVINGS the roadbed, will consolidate un- scheme to e.imlnate eo iies from up fitted with the Idea of making feed should not concern DEPARTMENT. pressure the trades ana pulling the three sunken piles by both comfortable For jo der with moisture so as to other white men's 'the thltu buoy The and attractive. ss much as the quality Ordnlary form one homogeneous they will not to Department of a new organization the Honolulu Ath- - t and Term Deposits received mass that wlu need ask the Public Works wl'.l remove the submerg- poor fc;d li der.r at any prlrt and Interest allowed In nccnrilance wltb not only be hard, durable, aid of the Advertiser twice. This pa- ed letic Club Is making very fair prog smooth and per tlmbus, which have long been a rules nnd conditions printed In pass hut It will be Impervious to water, believes that, outside the cane and menace to yachtsmen. ress. books, copies of which may be had on which Is rice fields We the greatest enemy of the where white men and Judge Ustce has Issued an order put- Rev. L. II. Banham, of Clovcrdale, Carry Only the Best application. road. Go long as we can keep the road- - will not work, the coolie Is a ting the United States Into Immediate California, arrived on tho Alameda yes- Whf n you want the Best H Judd Building, Fort Street. bed dry It will be good." menace to while civilization; nnd white possession of the property belonging to terday to engage In church work In Fed or Grain, at the Rlrk The unwisdom of uiing big founda- civilization In tho fMne which Hawaii, the Ilishop Estate condemned for the the Islands. The ilispatches have as an Pearl stated Mr. was to Piles, order from tion stones may be seen on the prlncl-pa- l American Territory, must pos- Harbor naval station. The or- thit Hanham take CLARXE'S B 41 PIUS rr,7r.rSSVS streets of Honolulu, sess. der Is based on the Terrltor al law. chnrge of a Congregational Church, majl where the but of the members of Central CALIFORNIA FEED Co Pains In ths back, and all kindred com- stines In the upper strata being Captain Williamson superintended rarf plaints. Pre rom Mercury. EatabUsbad dislodged. or swept Union have knowledge of the minister. away, the big ones Judging from the letter of our Fan the sale of mules belonging to the or of what pulpit he is to fill. It is TELEPHONR upwards of M years. In boi 4a. L to Jolt III. sach, of all Chemists Meal-ct- n remln carriages, in fact, the Francisco correspondent, Cupid bait no minrtirmaster's depirtment Saturday. generally believed, however, that Rev. and Patent most of the road-makln- g Manager Low, of Honolulu Mi- - n il'111 Vsndor throughout tb Wort. here has, In show until he took treatment cu- plantat'on. tn ,a l.'.iinl ilmea past, been for bought all but four of the averages, Proprietor, Ths Lincoln and tlldlaaa unscientific. pidity. to fill th pulpit left vacant by Rev. Schley may bring legal action against Counties Company, paying 1110 each. I Mr. Massle. Drue Lincoln, MM Historian Maclay. V .1.1 HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, TUESDAY.JANUARY 14. 1902 SEMI-WEEKL- i M was made of the matter to the police until Barratt had reached the Puna- LOOKS LIKE HE WAS MURDERED MORE LANDS ARE THE hou stables. SEAL llarratt says that the robber was to THROWN OPEN all appearances a sailor, ard the onl Identifying feature nbout his assailant ROSA, a well known Is that he wore a heavy beard. He said lies at the morgue with a Land matters were again the princi- came on the front platform, JOE pal the robber In his temple nnd In a cell at topics of discussion at esterdny's held u. revolver to his head while he session of man's wife tho Executive Council. ISJROKEI went through his pockets and took the police station the dead t Land Commissioner lioyd submitted therefrom all the paper packages con- and his brother, George Rosa, await In the draft of a water license applied for taining change. The scene of the rob- terrible suspense the verdict which will t by the Nahlku Sugar Co. on Maul, and bery was on Queen street between the returned by a coroner's Jury to It was decided to put up the privilege open space net to llrouer's building, be i at auction. Fixes of and Wilder' ship chandlery. The odd night. 5? Jury Value The death of Job Rosa Is surrounded The application of Franz Ilucholtz of feature about the story told by Uarratt Konn, Hawaii, for 1 M by a tragic mystery and It Is a matter additional land in Is that he did not call out for assist- that district to be put up at auction A I ' V ance the man had Jumped from of the merest chance that he was not t Wav .X Naval Lands at after allowed to rot In his collln while his was granted. He states In his petition l tho platform and sought the cover of thnt the land will be used us an experi- r killer moved In society unsuspected. How tired you look. How you the darkness overhanging the water- SEliP ment station. long ofll-co- rs "Murder will out," Is an otd adage, but gootl front. There are generally police z Konn-Kn- u lor a lest. It's work through tho $105,000. It holds Just as good today as ever ami HLLLbV 'LmWWWWT'l The Railroad Companv on Queen street, as well as the asked that a peninsula at Napoopoo be day atul woiry through tlio night. special night wntchmen who constant- the prospects are that to the slayer of Joe Rosa will be meted out the pun- put up at auction nt an upset price of Already jou liavo nervous dvspopsla, The sealed verdict returned by U12 ly make tours around the blocks, while ten dollars per acre. The petition was nervous sick headache, and there are a number of nntlve boatmen ishment which he so richly deserves. anonoi: ROSA. neuralgia. Jury Sunday In the Pearl Harbor case, George ana Mr. and Mrs. joe granted, but the upset price was made Your food yesterday morning In Fed- who sleep on III ewer's wharf. Rosa per ncre, distresses jou. Vm nro .! opened Rosa lived In one house at the corner fifty dollars the government eral Court at 9 o'clock, In the presence The polite department ascertained cemetery dues. The arrears were reserving all the water rights. "nil tired out," and jou snlTor from Hs-t- e of Miller street and Wilder avenue. On ?f of the jury, attorneys and Judge from the Tramways Compmj depot at paid per- - The approved terrible depression. Plan- Sunday Dr. Alvarez was called In to immediately and the desired council the plans of the It awarded to the Honolulu Punahou that such a robbery had been mission granted. About 3.30 vesterdny Land Commissioner for the opening of tation Company the sum of 1103,000 for reported headquarters nttend Joe Rosa, who was very sick, Improve- at llarratt grew died vesterdny afternoon the funeral took place, elev- - the Kaauhtlhu lands for homesteaders both the leasehold and the He worse nnd p Ayer's states the time the man stepped Kaapa-h- u Sarsaparilla ments upon the land. The Improve- that at morning. Dr. Alvarez Issued a ccrtlfl- - People, Including (leorge Rosa and and also for the division of tne $13,203, upon the front platform there weie no Mr" J,'e IJt,,-- ' the remains tract Into purchase leases. ments were placed at and the cnte of death to the effect that death fllowlnB is vhat need. Koaj.s 183,79.2. passengers In tho car He heard a The Wnlnlu.a rond board wns given jou It jou tip lease was valued at was due to alcohol poisoning. Br.a0' v plaintiff man's voice asking him to give up the ,..,,,.. permission to W.ilnl-lu.- a hen specially pressed with work. The attorneys for both and took llcl tlle woman build a road from It Jury's money he had In his coat pockets, and Yesterday nfteninou the funeral defendant took exceptions to the body was In Ut'u,' Sheriff Chlllingwoith or- - to Wnhlawa through the Dow sett cures djspcjisia, aad it bulldj up findings, gave notice of motion for turned only to look down the muzzle place nnd the interred the Viy, and Roman Catholic cemetery on King ' ertl1 lu'r nnJ tteorge Rosa placed un- - estate pioperty, the estate agreeing to uurvo tlssuo. It Is doubtful If both, or a waiting for irri-,s- new trial, but of revolver Without J,' - donate the right of way, the govern- even one party push the case to an comply Btreet. Pino, tick blood, a strong digestion, the llarratt to with his demand, the - next K0,'t Captain Parker to the ment to build the required fences. Su- appeal. On motion Judge 1'steo m.iy. stranger Is said to have used hts left About 3.30 j esterday afternoon, a nn- "' a clear skin, stcadj- - and vignroiw ,', for tho lron "-- r ami perintendent Hovd presented a lettei If h disposed, set aside the verdict hand to extract the money packages tlve boy nnm.d W. Kc nv.r, sought out '"'"V Ft'a,r,:n nerves; and order a new trial, and this will b Deputy Sheriff McGurn and told him tho klllfl' " Mrs. Ros i had spoken from Marston Campbell, who Is now theso may all bo yours It yon from tho cont pockets, with blood-purifyin- point argued. driver's as Nl'11 ns u"-- l'"mw. Captain on Hawaii giving the situation as to only uso this great g iui4 the first which he left the car Uarratt sajs he that he wanted to speck to him about "ol. ' States need, however, not J "rker was unsuccessful In his hunt roads and the powder mngazlue. He Is blood-formin- g The United on to Joe Hncaj. deal lie sal J that In his medicine. delay the l'earl Harbor naval station continued Fort street, and after BUspl- - fo,r, tlu knife, found waiting for material be- going up opinion thcie were some very blr a" but the from Honolulu for even one day because of the appeal a short distance Fort street ' "" blood-staine- He fore he can begin work. Prejtnl Dr. J. C. Acr Ci , Lowell, Mau., 0. . case, clous e'.r r stances connected with the "'"'i1' j t now pending In the Ulshop Kstate he told a night watchman that he had nlM founu " case which had John Cocketl wns granted n light prospect of actlun In been held up. Jlfa.r. Mifurr suld that Keawe had Vo r the further bl," ua8hed but hlcU waa 8tU1 wine and beer license at Kolon, Kauai, DRUG Uie claim of the Honolulu Plantation The Advertiser made Inquhy by tele- better till hl story to Deputy Sheriff HOLLISTEK CO.. AgaoU. Culil'-gwoi- th e'Jlneu-,.,...- . and II. Wright of Heela, Koolnupoko, Company. Uy simply paying Into court phone at the tramway stablett and sur nnd together they went Ouhu. will be given by ,n ... nim i Meanwhile Deputy Sheriff Chllllng- - a elmllar license. the amount of damages awarded tha prised the man In charge of the otlee. jury, possession of the land can be I Keawe, who works In the Rejlatry orth; havJn flr8t consulted with Immediately, even wnne mo ap-al- s n s.m...... ,- - ,n- - nM Prisldent Sloggett of win uunra oi taken leireu. roDoerr un to mm iu.. - n.. i.r .rtrtu Beducea rraight Bate. are pending. Thin authority la iim. wimei on Sunday some trusties and by Territo- he was making Inquiries, came Chilling orth that early An announcement han betn made by given the United States a llarratt he was passing Roaa'a "', ,t0 tlle burying .round, where ..r.!.., housa "tJ?J the Oceanic Steamship provided by paying Into the ofllce and reported tbe hold- Company to the rial law which that to look In door. Ha body was exhumed and taken to damages fixed by a Jury up was called to tele- md happened at tha . --.. .. mi .. effect that It has reduced steamer Clarke's amount of The driver the .n the aaw Joe on floor with his '"c "'. yore ur. cuanaia per- - freight ratea Ban Bondemncd land may be taken posses- phone and gave the following state- llng the formed an autopsy. between Francisco on . pillow, which waa covered and Honolulu, $1.51 a ton. Tha old rate sion, of Immediately, notwithstanding ment to the Advertiser' head Bevral and ,i.,n,i. -- ...... hionrt nn brulie abraslona wera waa JJ00 a ton. Tha announcement any further pending actions. 10.55 night, I waa .iih..... tw.....- .i rouna ...... -- - ...-- . . on Ita "At ubout last aa ...tninV "" ll..'nrai QI tauuuj, bui in which la olllclally made by the local The United States has still my uosa b loreneau. ue uiu not IIMI1K flA hi Uil r.il,ri.1lna1 1...... l.t-- t. driving car on Queen street toward Una ngents. U dated January 19. The bauds two small suits which have not Punahou, a man car He murh of the matter nt the time, but caUB.u ,j,atn. j , ,a wag Blood II owns boarded the lho ,,.ft Oceanic Company's cut In evidently been settled. The John Kstate stepped up on the front platform be- vvhi he heard that Joe was dead, he, tiny hole hardly a sixteenth fee simple Interest in twenty-thre- o of an Inch mnde to meet the net rate of $3 50 a a side me I did not pay much attention thought it his duty to report what he In dlaimter. ThlB hole penetrated the Inn, recently announn d, acres on Ford's Island for which there to him, I between San and the first thing knewwas had seen. skull, and Inside the head widened out Francisco and port, by American-H- will probably be a contest, no compro- to this the Mixture Is hear the man sneak, and when he Deputy Sheriff Chllllngworth, as soon until It became a cavity nearly half an awaiian Steamship Compuii). mise having been effected. There did so I lncl1 B?HB WORLD-FAME- BLOOD PUitl-- looked around and Into the as he had heard Keawe's story, sent for iQi'aie. How this wound was cau,-Geor- . till a leasehold Interest of forty odd muzzle of I saw pretty F1EK AND UnSTOltRP.. Dow In a revolver a Rosa, Mrs Joe Rosa and her J.ll,,s, a nstry. but 'rem appearances IB WAIUIANTKD TO CLtlAlt acios held by the sett Kstate good-size- d M. Rail-wa- y Tllf man standing beside me, fourteen-year-ol- ns 'f a stiletto or some long Clarence White, of the Oahu ImpurlUea land near of the Honolulu Plan- d son They weie t"k thin BLOOD from all from that dressed In a dark suit of clothes He Company, Is suffering from a ie whatever cauae artilng. tation Company's property, but there wore a his brought to the police station and sub- - sunn B.CJ of For Scrofula, Bcurvy, Eczema, Skin and compromise In this thick beard and hit was ami then twlstid rot and round, attack malaria Although he Is some prospect of pulled down over his eves The only mlttcd to a severe examination Their UM was to leave his r sldence J ester-da- y Blood LlBeases, Ulnckheada, I'lmplea and uBratIng the radius covend by the able Borca la a never fulling matter. thing he Fiild to me was stories differed very considerably. point. nnd go to olllee, he vwis of all klnda. It and yes-teid- the far permanent cure. The Jury being called into court " me all you In pock- George being well, Il polled 'Give have our snld that he had had trouble A coroner's Jury was empanelled, con-o- n fiom nnd fears that he will Cures Old Bores. morning were after the ' w up en- ets Saturday night Ith his brother, but slsllng of V. W Wilder, W. C Sn der, be laid for a long time. He Is also Cures Bores on the Neck. loading of the verdict. The sealed "I quick O suffeilng Cures Bore Legs. to one their didn't start enough, and the thnt no blows were struck. Asked to II CuMIs, Herman Kubey, W P. fiom another ailment which velope was first handed of my 11 gives Cures Ulackhead or I'lmplea on ima Iden-llilo- man went through coat pockets and M A re him mole concern. number by Marshal Hendry and d several cuts and abrasions on J1'1' They viewed tho Face. to where I Keep mj change, and then his he said he l,0,1, ,at tl,! morgue nnd wero excused Cures Scurvy. by etch In turn, then handed jumped off tlie disappeared In hands, that had fallen Mallng, who opened It and read car and tint" o'clock ton gilt, whin tho Inquest Cures Ulcera Clerk the direction of the watei front. All doun ' will tako place. HONOLUI'J STOCK EXCHANGE. Cures lilood and Bkln Diseases as follows: The boy on being quest ' Cures Glandular Swellings. the time he went ttuough my pockets onedstaed 10 unhappily for United States of America. District of iu"e that he seen h s uncle his a Clears the Illood from all Impure trUM. he kept rovoitd with his revolver. had strike Iol)R (nu. IlaBt Ml, M Honolulu, Jnmrnry 13, 1901 cause Hawaii. I , From whatever think man is He father with something on the head. l.e la In of the United rather the a sailor n the cause of the trouble rights It Is a real apoclllo for Gout and the District Court couldn't do anything with fart-boxe- Mrs. was to pains. States In and for the District cf the Joe Rosa's statement the bitwien Joe and George have been ct us they nie stationary In the that Inst Saturday about mid- - queiit and have NAME OF RTOOK lUpllf. Val 1110 It removes tha cause from th Blood Hawaii. car " at times been carried Alk and Rones. The United States of America plain- - night she nnd her husband had trouble Into court. Aa this Mlxturo la pleasant to the taste, tiff and petitioner. at their house. George came In nnd Gtorgn Rosa Is employed In the MXSCirTlLt and warranted free from anything Injuri- The Honolulu Plantation Company, a. with his brother nnd the lMr' Oillce. Ills brother, who was about ous to the moat delicate constitution ot . Bicwiit A Da i.OJO.OOU 410 sex, Proprietors nururara (orporatlon, ct al , defendant and re- two had a row. She was frightened nnd V'1'? ?f nKO' was formerly a printer ltu either the rolleli TELEGRAPHICINEWS. n office. t).l).seu' UrjUuuiK to give It a trial to teat Ita value. spondent. ran out Into the jard and hid herself. lhov Ij"Jrendent Mrs. Joe Rosa co , i.'.u 10,000 100 We, the Jury In the above entitled About 5 o'clock on Sunday morning she I., It Ken, I, Co. ltd S0OC0C 68 upon In said THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS OF action, the Issues framed Adjutant General Win II. Seamnns, returned to the house and saw Joe ly- - action between the above named plain- Manuel, who 1've.s tome hero In Mnnoa of California, Is dead. Ing on the Moor with his head covered valley..r1,0Tho boys CUKES three are tiff and petitioner, and the Honolulu tho brothers i.OOU.OCO 30 de- Volunteei.s are joining the ranks with blood. Near by him she saw an bHB. Plantation Company, a corporation, of Antone Rosa, n deceased lawcr. Haw 1,000,000 100 FROM ALL PARTH UF TUB WORLD. against Castro In Venezuela. blood-staine- Agrloullnial C Iron bar and a d putty I.nto night Dcputv rh'lllng-knlf- e. fendant and respondent above named, troops last Sheriff Haw Com A Bns- - Cn i,31i,7M1 100 following Additional fur South Africa worth said Mrs. Joe Oo J 000,00c, 20 Clarko'j Blood Mlxtura la aold In boctlea, find the verdict, to wit: may be called by that Rosa had mndo IIwllu tu?t 3a Sd each, In caaea containing 1. named for Kitchener. yester- - admissions Georgo douomu . 7M),00C 10U 110 and ala We find that the above Incor- Dr. Alvarez was sent for, and that Rosa had moro J,000,WO times the quantity, 11a aufllclent to rffact Is to Secretary liny and others have lrBH n Uouokaa , 3U 10 plaintiff and petitioner entitled porated the Carnegie day morning her husband died. As "J " tils brother's death, tlslku 000,000 too a parmanont cure In tha graat majorlta of Institution. n,!, ot long-standi- casca Uy CHEM- have all the right, title and Interest n, soon George ""'d thnt what surprlxed him 600,000 30 ALL The Hrltlsh total of wounded nt as he wns dead Rosa went Shuku., 23, 2l'i IST VEND- defendant In and to the tracts and " I),r- - iriliel Cc Lt .. J.&OO.UX 60 and I'ATENT MKDICINK said icvlsed Is ninety-fou- r. to see Father Valentine to obtain Per - ;i,"tr",,c,'190 A,VBtrc,, 10 ORS throughout this Proprietors. Involved herein, con- lists. ,;1 .V Klrahuln . ... 160 000 100 iWl world. parcels of land AND COUN-Tir- 8 Washington advices bay that the mission from him to bury his brother ".h'n'W n.an'T, Zoloft WO.COC 100 110 Till! LINCOLN MIDLAND demned the uses and purposes set Chile-Argenti- for war Is again opened. In cemetery. point- - X ynlirfrtuB. ,f)A.,'X,t' JO s DRIia COMPANY. Lincoln. Eng- the Catholic It was Co.Lt.... mark-"BLO- OD out In the petition on file herein, and 'ffiWain of alcoholic poisoning when tho Co land. Trado MIXTURH The trusts are behind the movement ed outsthnt the family were In arrears nolo In hln plainly' jiium,8t .... 8,','0i lot H to take hold and acquire said tracts to In head was visible Juotaon. 1000,000 K appur- secure reduction Cuban tnrlffs. 600,000 and parcels of land and their Governor Shaw of Iowa will become Onkala 3u CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE. tenances In fee simple absolute, for tha )linwntr(;o lUi 813.M0 AJ 4V4 Secretary of the Treasury on the 25th. 600,001 30 public uses and purposes In said peti- parts of the United States. Sugar man- Fald av Ui Aslstant Secretary II, A. Taylor will SOME HAWAIIAN jlofain. 160,000 too 1(0 CAUTION. Purchasers of clarka'a tion set out. ufacturing constitutes 77 per of I). 1,000,000 60 Clarke'a Blood Mtxiura ana Improve- retain his place under Gage's succes- cent raaclianSui.l'Un should taaa 2 We find the value of all sor. the manufacturing of the Territory, as Pacific 600,000 IK 310 they get the fenuma article. Worthlaaa ments upon the property condemned In - 160,00c too Irrltattona and aubatltutea ara aomatlmaa J. P. Morgan gave- each employe a STATISTICS measured by the value of products, the 760,000 the nbovo entitled action to ba ftpeieo 100 17 palmed off by unprincipled vendor. Ta full j ear's salury as a Christmas pres- other manufacturing industries being Pioneer iiDOO.OOX 100 to words. "Lincoln and Midland CouaMaa propeity ent. chiefly the hand trndes. Moreover, only Ploueor 11111 Uo.Al.. 125.000 100 Drug Company, Lincoln. England," ara I. fff find the value of the At Jena a German lieutenant named 8. N. D. North, statistician, has re- iIU Ak'f lAU. 4.5OJ.00C 100 engraved on the Government stamp, and i In action, raw sugar Is manufactured, no sugar 00.000 130 u "Clarke'a Blood ondemned the above entitled Thleme killed a named Held In ported to the census some of Wallnkr. M0 World Famed Mlxtura' tit wit, the leasehold Interest of s lid student bureau refining or molasses manufacture being Aalmanalo,. U3.000 100 blown In the bottle. WITHOUT .WHICH defendant, said the Honolulu Planta- a duel. the results of Hawaiian manufactur- carried on In the Territory. walmea liicxx too NONE AnR OENBINB. General Chaffee denies the story of ing statistics. The data was obtalneu tion Company, a corporation, in and friction with civil commission to the trncts and parcel of land con- the at through A. T. Atkinson and Victor II. $89,792 00 Unit- Manila. summnry cap- Uu demned herein to bo in Census reports nt Washington show Olmstead. The shows a A HAWAIIAN atimaBtr ed States gold coin. (he ital of $H,C4I,C55 Invested in manufac- Wilder 8. 8. Uo 01,000 100 100 capital of trusts to be over three Inter-UUn- d B K Elgin Oo vxiow The 4. Aa to that part of the property tures and mechanical Industries in the lor M condemned constitutes billion dollars. herein which men wero killed twenty-nin- e 305 establishments reporting for the APPEALS BILL MmcxLtiiitaori n. larger wo tlnd Four and WORLD'S STANDARD only n portion of tract Injured In a wreck on the Illinois Territory of Hawaii. This sum repre- assess damages which will nc-- oi Hawaiian iMIiOUO 1U and the Central In Chicago. sents the value of land, buildings, ma- Klecun u FOR TIME KEEPING. ue to the portion not sought to bn Following is rlon Up. Tr ALtl Ue, 260,000 IOC Four persons were killed and flvo chinery, tools nnd Implements, and the the text of the Appeals Mutnri TcIephruoOt g,ooo u condemned by reason of Its severance ar In a Pennsylvania llllsu" introduced by Delegate Wil-nc- 0. r.. A L. Co OOOiCUO 101 fmm the portion sought to be con- hurt mall collision nve capital utlllzed.but does not Include ' in Should be In the pocket of averj Pa. i r . .v. cox. The bill was referred to Cum- - demned, nnd the construction of the Johnstown. .i, n,i' ,,.,i, the Binii The Rainbow, yacht llagshlp of , . .. ,. TprrjtoP. mlttee on Judiciary of improvements In the manner proposed the " c " r " f and ordered to be wearet a Watch. by the above named plaintiff and peti- the Asiatic station,. Is about to leave SC0TZ.Z ? 1'rinUtl: flrit National luni .New for Manila. " HaTlngn Bk lork - 7, Ia AUIM. cirtt Am Many years' handling of Watchaa tioner, to be nothing. " ";"""-"- S, V"",".'produce As to of property Miss Alice lloosevet made her debut " l" for appeals irnn im. I. that part the given In mvoivm an nutl.iv of Sfi'"MI io Pro'de from the Supreme convinces us, that price considered, tha condemned herein which constitutes at a ball her honor at thei"'cn "etc Uovn White House, January 3d. for salaries of ofllIdals. clerks, ' la only a portion of a larger tract we find t.Tf. sua f,.n ,V,i.n.i.i ,.' ?JPPXV Appeals and to Elgin the most iulfoctoty ot An assess the benefits to the portion l" UnltUl Man 'Jon & pet enni ami Urst ,mbllc reception Um-ou- s expense; including rent; ' HIloK U C6 erlcnn Watches. not sought to be condemned, by tha it indent , taxes ape" 100 ' I'i'U T. A 6c, apt 100 construction of the Improvements pro- Roosevelt on New Years day. nnd SI MS GG.I for matciials used Xlw'' - Cased In are rumors of more In "... 'w PUnUtlnu t i. posed by plaintiff petitioner, There trouble fre.gh '? Vu said and nmnrcs. Is Zi c. It Is'o'r' iin.tcmaiitH thVuTl KtutoH ORAL 101 The it is said. not OoMi Plant, C p o 101 to be nothing. sine" ( to be however, that th. of A.mrlc. In Congress 12, re In l,er movement '!"' "med. assembled. That I'lku Dated Honolulu, Hawaii, January tho aggregate of appeals Su- Iks Is denied Secretary Gage will. ''"Tcenee between ana writs of error from the - WtUlno An (if,Co it Ji, i 1902. It that - Nickle, Silver, Gold GKOHGE W. PARE, these sums and the value of tho prod- prein0 Court of the Ttrrltorj Hawa I Fillei Foreman of Said Jury. vvhen he retires, organize nn Interna- - of tlonal banking house In New York, ucts is, in nny sense. Indicative or the i" wie uiuieu Hiateg circuit Court of ts Mr. Dunne rose Immediately and In prod- - I"nIs ot tho N nth Circuit nnd to the and Solid Gold. Mid "The United Stntes excepts to General 1'alma wns elected president the manufactuie of the of Cuba by llfty-flv- e electoral votes, ucts during the census vear Tho cen- - !?umT,mo Sou.rl of ,,lu u,llt''' States shall the verdict and gives notice of Inten- .. .,, - We have a full line and aell them al tion to move for a new trlnl within as ng.ilnst Mnso, who received eight. stis schedule tul.es no cognlrancu of ..uu. lun- Auction Sale A London nimy olllcer chnrges that tho cost selling L",ij..of Arizona. New Mexico and Okl i AT right prices. tluee davs. The motion will be based of manufactured aitt homa. Such nppuils and wrltH of o Is op- the Congo Free State government turns cles, on ror on the ground that the verdict or of Interest capital invested must b taken w thin one from tho H LOINS us right. posed to the evidence and to the law over rebellious natives to cannibals. or of In jcir reach The London Times chntges that Rus- the mercantile losses Incurred rendition of uny Judgment rendered nrur In the case " the business, or ot depreciation h the ELOIN.S reach you right. excepted sia, In collusion with LI Hung Chang, pasFuge of this Act by the Supremo H6NOKAA Judge Sllllman also to the plant. Tho of giv e I gave move alt red tht llnxer moi ement. value the product Court of the Territory or Hawa Pro- niglns stand for what ts light In Umi verdict and notice to for a ls the value as obtained or fixed nt th vided, however, That such uppia's new Mini. Admirals Rnmsuj and Henlmm ard and keeping and lasting - , i writ of o ror may be any NOT ICC TO dualities, and that After com t adjourned there was con- eeelving hundreds of letters Uneaten- shop or factory. This statement Is n alloAd from CRP.l 1TORS nmong ig men nve-- s tor tneir tinuings in the esary in order to avoid Judgmert rendmd by Ihu iSuiirimi Couri Is vvh ve are right In pusi tho siderable bantering the attor- e!roncu ot the Terrltoiy of IN Till: DISTRICT C'Ot RT OP THi: ire neys Manager Low nnd Captain Mer-r- v chley case. conclusions from the figures piesenU i Hawai pr'or to the ,. M t bTATHS, OK l.lein Watih. engagement - NITlJD DIM The plantation men thought the The ot Miss Ruth Hill, Th- ot .'Au inn mi ii uie ituin' nuaii Kicr laughter of Hill, value products for the Teril be taken and pcrfec ted on o.-- before tha HAV, All IN UAMvltUPTt V. veidlet was far below the value of the President J J. and J21,U92,03' law-e- r. tory of Hawaii, Is tne gn. first day of September, In - leasehold, while Mr. Dunne chnracter-l- z Mr. I anslng Reaid, a New York nineteen hundiod tha mutter of T Tujiiaal, a bank- Is announced. value and not the net dr true value. and two. rupt. il the verdict as "rabidly excessive." 1 H.F.WICHrrJ Judge Estre ndvlsed the attorneys Mrs Mary Grant Tubman, aged The schedule .asked for the value of Public notice of sale of peraoral prop- 'tj-fou- r. In two pur- erty UOX 342. thnt the motions for new tilal would formerly daughter of the the mati rials classes, those The Wilder and Inter-Ialan- d Steam of above named bankrupt. have to be submitted before the end Bimen t to the Twenty-blt- h earne- chased In tho crude state and thusi Navigation Companies liaye made To the creditors of T Fujltani, of of t"rm here and departure r's, has died at Chicago purchased In the partly manufactuM ' 'requisition on the government for m Uouokaa, Island of Iluwull, a bank- the for rett-Moo- le llilo on tin fourth Monday of this The Hv in syndicate. of form. From the answers to the . vrharf loom. They would Ilk to liavv rupt: & Inter-uiba- n - Castle month. "eveland. owners of elec- questions tho net or true value of piod 'tor their especial use, Nuuanu alreet 'lake notice that then will bt sold Coofie, Ltd. h-- ui public on , ,. lie s stems and telephone lines in uets may bo computed. Thus, Ha (wharf, Sorcnson's wharf, the old Vi I auction TUl'ReDA HONOLULU. bin, is In financial difficulty. fn lis? JANUARY 2.1 A- - D. 1D0J. at the-- ' wall, gross fo market wharf, and a new whurf to Mr II r. Good, of Chicago, has been the value of produces construct' d by the povernmeat along occupied by said T. Fujitaiil, Commission M HOLD-U- P 1000 was t24,9S2,06S. of ma- rtliants. ALLEGED irrested for vlolutlng the game Invvs by The value I Queen street fiom the old rishmaiket at Jlonukua, Island of ll;.uwdl, b Juj pet n, obllg- - terials purchased In a partly in.inuf ic F Morgan, pciiun-a- veeplng a faw and hns been vvharf to Nuuanu stream. A ciniii-'enc- e uuctionecr, al thu l LUGAR FACTORS. TRAM d to ship It out of the State. lured form was 13,101.806. The differ on the subject was held on Pat ir-- propiity, fctore fixtures and Moek In OF s, - CAR 830,262, v.alu- Sup-iln-- of said T. Fujitanl, Thirteen prominent citizens of ence, $51. is the net or true j day between Oovernor Dob, tude the contali., d -- AO".NTS TllII-- Cal., W in store, as albo, In were arrested on a argo products and represents the Increa" tendent ot Public Works lioyd and said nil the stock Tho i:wn Plantation Co. 'f murder In connection with the l; ich-n- g In the value ot raw materials resulting representatives of the two hte i ship trade, etc. formerly contained In th Tho UARRATT, a driver for of Pnlvin at Lookout. store of buld bankrupt, Pnauhau, Walalua Agrlculmrcl Co , Lti Hall from the vnrloua processes of manu companies. The two former ai at The Kohala Hugar Oo. the Hawaiian Tramwas Com- The International Ranking A? ela- Ing to have the change made, ', tho Hamnkun, Island of Hawaii. Said prop tion of New York will open fncture. rty will be sold for to high- Tho Walmea Sucar Mill Co pany, reported late last night to a tiul: in trouble is that there Is no u y In cash the v; Hoigknng for the collection of th Chi- Attention may properly be directed the treawiry with which to hul' ' a row est bidder at said time und place, sub- The Fulton Iron rki, f Letia, the depot master at the Punahou sta- nese indemnity due the United States. to some features of these Hawullan wharf. The two rompanles not ject to the approval of the District Mo. bles he had been robbed by man do- DIs-tii- ct that a Sir Cmcst Casel of London has statistics. The territory became a part willing to build a vvharf themr H IIS Court of tho United Statis for the The Standard Oil Co. whom he decrlbed as a seaman. At nated $1,000,000 for the aid of a sanl-arlu- m of the United States In 183S, and the assurance Is lacking that the of Hawaii, In bmkruptcy. pursu- The George P. Blaro Steam Pamjvj. consumptives. money - the time he was driving car 17 on for The Is census of 1900 Is. therefore, the first ture would reimburse them ' ant to the order of Hon M. M. Kate., Weston,- C6itrlhij5&Ig. Queen street between Xuu.anu and Tort to be expended under direction of King outlay. Should arrangements n de Judge of said court. The New JSngland Mntnal Life 1 Edward. census taken by this government, This streets. The hour was about 10:53. The fact renders It Impossible to make com- whereby tho companies retnc i the Dated tho 13th day of January, A. D turance Co. ot BoBton. p Senator Piatt has changed his mind - 1W2. story of the hold-u- spread quickly parisons with previous years. Indus- other end of the hnrbor, thei sent Tha Aetna Fire Ineuranca C. at) and will not sue McClure's Magazine wharves would be used by deip- - WADC WARRKN THATHR, hIiiuI Uie streets after llarratt's car publication deroga- trial conditions In Hawaii are very dif- Hartford, Conn. because of tho of a water vessels now using th' 'jvn Trustee of T. FuJItunl, a Bankrupt. AlllkJirn Ca. of hem. ktarted up Tort street, but no report tory article. ferent from those which exist In other The Aainruiea wharves. eo3 OH. ' - . s tr-i- f e-"- ' ' w- - 1j&

HAWAIIAN GAZETTK, TrKSnAWJANTAKY U, 1002 REM I WKKKLY.

THE QUESTION IS BY AUTHORITY. ALL COURTS VEROfCT o What to do? It is not b TERRITORY OK HAWAII. TltKAH pleasant sensation p URKRH OFFICE, HONOLULU that $m&M OA II U. certain ha ai In re knowledge that one 3ESSI0 Dissolution of the People's Ice and Hefrlgerutlmr consumption. Nor is it r ISJEiLED Co., Ltd. Wherens, the PEOPLE'S ICE AND happy announcement foroneV ltEFItlCEItATINO CO., LTD., n ittabtlshed and existing un- family and friends. But it i- - PcBtl Haibor CaSe Damages in Pear! der and by virtue of the laws of the no time for sentiment. Yin. Territory of Hawaii, has, pursuant to law In such cases made and provided, can't begin right treatment too Goes to Jury Harbor Case duly filed in this olllce, n petition for the dissolution of the said corporation, soon. s" LOSE together with a certificate thereto an- Today. that nn feeling In money mnttcrs has hnd the effect of bright- Fixed. nexed, as required by law. Fresh air and Scott's Emul- ening lie th men nnd movements during the past few days. There has Now, therefore, notice is hereby giv- of loans, but It Is n few been no decided resumption Keen for n fact that en to any and all persons thru imv I Saturday's dally) was most, sion That's a good begin- (From men have been able to get hold of cash when It needed nnd the Locked only In the hearts of been Is more hopeful tone given to the general mnrket nnd twelve or are now Interested In any man- - Promptly at nine o'clock this morn- result Is that there a men, nnd sealed In an envelope In community. ' whatsoever in .ni.i corporation, ning. That treatment alone ing Jury In the case of the United business Marshal Hendry's hands Is the Jury's the The various bnnks have been wnltlng for the release of the cash which ". bJectl t tho granting Stntes vs. Honolulu Plantation Co. will government will be still a period of valuation of the Honolulu Plantation ot said con- Is In the hands of the ud there several )et tlo ,nust b In has cured many cases of he Instructed by Judge Estee and retire months before there Is whnt may be termed nil easy money market. One of Co.'s leasehold Interest In the JJlshop lied this olllce on to fix tho amount of damages to which of the city said yesterday that In Ills opinion there would be nn Estate Pearl Harbor lands, which wit- - or ueforo March 4, 1902, nnd that any is a help. the bankers persona sumption. It always the defendant Is entitled for the tak- entire change In the tenor of affairs before the end of the quarter, ns shown nesses said was worth from $15,000 to , Person or desiring to be large heard ing of Its leasehold Interest. by the fact that there have been some loans made within the week $400,000. thereon must be In attendance nt the argument, which Is past. These have been made upon approved real estate, and the rate You must not lose weight. Yesterday was spent in The Jury was Instructed and retired office of the undersigned, In the Cap- the evidence closing within a few min- was only S per cent, the ruling one. In fact tho banks havft maintained their iat nine o'clock Saturday morning season, and when they It nil no money to 8 and tol building, Honolulu, nt 12 utes opening of court. Judge rates throughout the entire let nt twenty-fo- ur - in said Scott's Emulsion keeps the nftcr the per cent, they would not allow any to got out of their vaults at a higher Just hours later an agree- uay tohow cause t J,11 Sllllman announced that he had two ment was reported. ,,., , ,, . J' sal Crawley, rate. ii'iiuuii nnouia not ue granted. body i a good flesh and has a witnesses, Morgan and whose There was a. report by the Alameda that one of the largest fiscal Insti- Acting in accordance with Judge Es- - evidence he wished to take, but as they tutions of the city which had been In the market at San Francisco for n lee s instructions, the verdict was WILLIAM H. WUIGHT, special action on the lungs. were not present he waived that. Mr. large loan, had nrranged for the cash, and that there would be a general sealed In an envelope, and to still fur- Treasurer of the Territory of Ha- Dunne then announced that he had no paying of notes to straighten out the securities of the concern soon. Upon the ther safeguard sealing wax was melted waii. was upon Take it in time. rebuttal to offer. The court thereupon street, too, there universal discussion tho effect of the alliances of upon the flap and the Jury's foremrn Honolulu, January 4, 1902. great nnd the opening of new enterprises which Is expected to remarked that the case wn closed and fortunes made the Imprint of a key upon It, be- ::48-J- an. 7, 14, ,; brought 21, 28; Feb. 4, 11, IS, 2.-- ordered the attorneys to proceed with result from the latest newt? from the Coast. fore handing It to Marshal Hendry We'll icnJ jrou a little to to' II jrou nrguments. ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE. March 4. New their hunday morning at ten o'clock. Then I10WSK, oj Pearl street, York. over seems Is n Mr. Dunne opened nnd spoke for The business In the shares market to lie fairer, though there the Jurymen were allowed to go to IN THE CIIICUIT COUIJT Sllll- lnck of srock In the size blocks which are wanted. The offerings nre.of live OF THE an hour. He was followed by Mr. their homes to appear In court this fl'tST CIItCUIT, TEItltlTOItY OF man and Mr. Dunne then made the and ten shares, and there Is a disposition to regard this as purely specula- morning nt nine o'clock, when trndlng on part of some men who would try to scalp the market, or of the sea. C"AM"E.l&-I- N closing argument. He rolled princi- tive the will be broken and the verdict read In phohat:AT upon realizations by small dealers and Investors who nre forced to sell. open pally a dissection of the evidence before, strongest stock In the market Is Olaa, which Is In demand court. In the matter of the Estate of Kekapa of the plantation mnnagers, stating As the Is Hoblnson, nt Jl.r.O for the assessable, and $12.50 for the paid-u- There Is little of this There considerable speculation of Konit, Hawaii, de- that their values were absurd, unrea- stock In the market, the only amounts which can be found being very small. among the attorneys as to what esti- ceased. best! sonable and rash. Mr. Sllllman replied In books of almost every broker In the city for these mate Is llxed upon the leasehold On reading nnd filing Ithe are orders the Inter petition There the that his witnesses were sugar experts shares, but there does not seem to be uny chance that the stock will bo est. It Is generally conceded that the nnd accounts of M. P. Hoblnson, ot AT THE and were better acquainted with val- brought out. Wnlalua Is firm at fi5, nnd Oahu steady at 97.50. Kwa seems amount of damages awarded the Hon- - Honolulu, Island of Oahu, executor ot ues than any of the witnesses offered weak, the closing quotation for the week being; only 23.25, ns ngainst 23.C2V2 olulu Co. will In the win oi sain Jvokatia Hob non. Plantation be excess of wtlprnin tin ,.ilr.. . I.,. ,1 nr.'. - by the government. He stated that when the week opened. The fulling off has been steady, and the only renson that given for the fee slmnlo nf tlm """V " " i" ue itiioweu ,i5i.3i. looking new . -- ...... cnarges a.,11., 11 LOWEST PRICE Mr. Dunne had a right to call such wit-ness- for it seems to be that the purchasers are out for plantations, ni.hn. ...-..- nn hm" i", ..t; iiiiiinuii Willi the steady producers. Hawaiian Agricultural Company has been .; ".:..! that the same may be exam- - as were qualified to speak, If liu rather than ... ;:;;.... r:r....,...--. .. :,'.."":" !inu.asKs. In some demand nt 200, a decline of ten points, and Pioneer has gone oft to ...wi v...i. ...,u imuii iiul nice ami approved, and that a final so desired, and wns not compelled to er AT SO. There has been a little Walluku which found a ready market nt 340. This only for tho forty years' leasehold may be made of distribution of rely upon tho testimony of those who was the first of the stock sold in several months, and the falling oft was terest, for seven years ot width was the property remaining In his hands to admitted that they were not qualified to on paid $20,000 (Including, however, four,lne Persons dls- - slight that account. ' thereto entitled, and Judge. A good deal of good-nature- d Outside of the" plantations there Is little doing. The bond market Is ex- tlmes the acreage held by the Dowsett, rlinrrrlnr lilm frn, nil r..ii pleasantry was Indulged In by the at- ceedingly dull, There were sales of Brewer A Co. nt 410, but the shares were estate), and also Improvements which' slblllty as such executor. HOPP'S In It is ordered, sev- torneys for both parties. few number, nml did not attract attention, or they would have been It Is claimed cost about $30,000. A con- that Friday, the Inter-Inlan- d dny .Mr. Dunne closed In nn appeal to the snnpped up as eagerly as of old. A quotation wan made for servative guess nt the enth of February, A. D. 1902, at mane i was 100, verdict returned 10 o'clock a. m.. Judge 4 jury to be reasonable, and not to cinch when there were private sales at c, lie last recorded nt but by Is $73,000 before the of of 00 bid. Is strong the Jury for both lea3e and said court at The Holiday Season tho government because It was the there was a quotation without sale Wilder Steamship at Improvements. the courtroom of said government. 100 asked, and the shares could be sold tit 07.50. There wns a folr trading court nt Honolulu, Island of Oahu, be Jle asked that they give during the week In llnplil Transit. The small sales were at 02.50, but the In his Instructions, Judge Estce stated and the same hereby Is nppolnted as the same weight to the evidence as if 10 to the Jury that they must consider only place Is over ana business Is getting offering of n block of shares brought the figure to 00. This may be taken the time and for lieaiinir unid there were two private corporations In- as the status of the market. While there is a demand for the stock In the tho value ot tho leasehold In 601.2 acres. petition and accounts, and that all down to a normal stale, wlille wo volved. "I appeal to you gentlemen small lots, it will bring the higher price, nnd If the offerings are large enough Ho placed great stress on the term "Just persons Interested may then and there nre getting down to business. finally," ho concluded; "please do not Is nlwnys money In sight to take It up the lower figure. The compensation," Instructing the Jury to appear and show cause, If any they there at sales be to The Christmas trade kept cinch the United States." Included H2 Oahu at 07.50; five II, H, T. & L. Co., 02.50; forty-si- x same, 90; ten far both sides. huve, why the same should not ba The arirumcnta rlosoil nt r. nVlnrk nml Klhel, 10. "In placing a valuation upon this lease- - granted, everything on the jump, rjv hold - Tludgo Estee gave' the jury option of Interest," said the Court,.,.. "you can Dated at Honolulu, this 2Cth dny of tho '" REAL ESTATE...... ,rr nnn.lil... I. . ,...... I ...... T .. ...-- . . " hut now wo begin to UAj being Instructed Immediately Y1H luunmn ntu IIIUIU f jfUUUlll IIMJ Ui IUJ lCtl'lil IJUf, JI'Ul,.rn. and woik There has been some little movent nt duiirg the week In College Hills slble sugar m think of offering Induce- - nil night on the verdict, or else un- value of that cht bo nro Ily the Court. zf wait and Manna property, but down town real estate and ordinary suburban lots duced on this land ten, twenty ments for the Janunr) a ' til morning. The Jurymen favored tho or thirty HENItY SMITH, Clerk. have been sluggish. Tills Is not due in any way to new conditions. There years from now. Is too 23IS 7, 10, 1 loiter plan and the will t This remote nnd Jan. 11, 17, 21. trade. Court has been only such movement ns Is the natural result of the pressing to con- no the Juiy nt 9 o'clock morning. Hoth uncertain, and could form Just basis this clusion of several deal's which ai'e pure home making ones, and there Is no for So Fortunately, we are ono - iiluliitin nnd defendant have offered ln - a valuation. the amount of sugar IN THE CIIICUIT COUItT OF THE - speculative movement at all. It is of tho few stores who structlons which have not been passed which claimed can bo produced on SECOND CIRCUIT, TEItltlTOItY upon by Among the deals has been tho selling of the last of the Campbell houses, this land Is purely speculative: the OF HAWAII. find themselves with a J the Court. Mr. Sllllman, at tho upon the upper Manoa mad, the one next to the residence of Myers, to John amount crop 5. beginning of tho argument yesterday of the future would depend Ann F.ilablo stock after tho Elllngi'i' at it price said to bo close to JS.nOO. The new owner will 'make cer- on many conditions, tho nmount of wa- Kamclamela Alua (w.) vs. Alua f morning, nskeil that Judge Ksteu rule on occupy (til.). Summons, . - tain ltriprovimcnts, and will the house about February 1st. Plumbing ter usnl, holidays, and we have M- HicKo oilers, so the attorneys might the character of tho cultiva- that Inspector Keen has purchased a lot on oahu avenue, College I Mils, nnd will tion and many other elements which The Territory of Hawaii; Just tho lclnd of goods Know upon what law to argue. The begin upon It. To the High Sheriff at ouc the erection of a house The foundations for the new -- ,, of the Territory & Court, 1 ....t,i. ituvi iitu, ..it- problem ui ii crop e tho housekeeper wants to announced that this would not house of Frank Atherton In the same plot nre being put In. Upon negotia- might be 'i'3 hc s"erlrc done, and when told that tlio practlco which produced in any ono or t''c'J'"tt '!r ''.""V' start the new year with. Perhaps tions which ure under way depend the sale of the remaining two houses of series ot years. Hut you may consider "f. I!,"m ', deputy, was prevalent In the Territorial courts, -- onhtablc "''Jils tho window shades are worn out, the Campbell outfit upon Wilder avenue. what the land is best suited for, and tho '?,' '" Territory ot remarked: "We don't Intend to ovctrule In prosptot nre "".. There nre several deals which thought to be about ripe defendant Is entitled to 'Just compel!. i. , , . and tho Improvement would cost all the courts of tho country at ono for plucking next week, which will place new upon town pieces ...... ou time." values down ntlon' for Its i....i...i.i those' ,.r," "'"""""' Alua very little If you were to get from If they come through. There Is little softening In rates, although there Is lands for any purpose for which it may ' "V of Maul, defeud- - The Jury, when Instructed this morn- a somewhnt less for home ns seem ant, In case shall file written no. Us now. demand other than sites, the owners to be used. , ing, will be given a to ",,,,....A...... 1...... - ... form of verdict ., Utl'n...,,,.. Il'l.liln n.,i.- be of a mind to hold onto whnt they have In spite of the hardships tills may ...... v. i. .I ...... niium i!i:iii.; unj.1 unur fill out. The valuation In to ho placed ii...in iri.i in ..iiiiiiiiirii' inn v.ii in nr appear service upon often Inflict, ns there is universal belief In the future. this i.Irce of buwi somrht be ,v,n,. "? reo.r.' Sm' before the said tho entire leasehold Interest, and ti. v rcult Court at the June term there-- also upon Improvements 0 inunl for public imrnoseq. roiiMldor nnv - Hattshorn Window Shades tho mado upon ? of the land by tho Honolulu Co., useful.uss I, may to the Hono-"- '' '"'ile" nt,n.al 'l!a,'0 J"1?"' Plantation lion, may v- - 5 U,L'in We will make them to order In Feparntely. One peculiar In connec- to the end that all children an; Kaulukou, who was Introduced ns lulu Plantation Company in of Its ?"'' '", fact Kepubll-can- , " co ck in to any lzo tion with Is become Intelligent, skillful, efficient and a backslider, In that he was a whole property. Its neuls and Its equip- - , or color. tho trial the failure of either citizens. young W side to put in testimony of the value of talked of the Prince as he iitA1n A l..r- ... ..I..I..H.V ...... Sec. 2. That In these schools agricul- had his life, many "And If. ' "0t other than tho sugar land. All the evi- watched early and from the evidence, you should var,l.. lYor ,,.,, .," ture and the ordinary arts of civilized discussed been find any lm - Vi. "' U""r dence adduced by the defendant has re- others what had and that the defendant has l,m J wl i i Wicker Furniture life be taught practically to nil will be. provemonts upon . 0fA'nd lated entirely to tho S'O acres of land shall what There was a general air that portion of the land v. ,.,..', youth who apply between the ages of of renewed prosperity around the of- covered by the leasehold of tho , Z?f?.it ' S? lh S Is well adapted to this climate, which It Is claimed Is sugar land. Near- Interest Jfr retUnl f ,our Iro,,"e1- - ly 1M0 thirteen and eighteen. Instruction shall fices. defendant, and sought to be condemned ,','"' f,'" Is cool. acies It Is admitted nre practical-- "!'' It Include the sciences which underlie While this was going on there was v. ((1,ii T u nuriniess ior mo purpose for which ....it,... .il..i..r., tiLlf lliwv. UM nneu TIrt' . ...!.- - No other establishment In Ho- these arts, nnd every pupil shall be a move for a. luau at resi- prior to the Cth day July, 1001 Villi'.. X ' JtlIUil. JIIUKt' Ol icat.cn ny the Honolulu Plantation Co., the Walklkl of thr CMrniiH ('mirt nf Din t!ni.i,.i t tequlred to work with bis hands not dence of the princes for last nlglit. Sup. are to find the separuto nolulu has the stock of this ware nnd no evidence has been placed on the value thereof cult, nt Walluku, Island of Maul, this record In connection less than four hours dally under the piles were ordered renewed, nnd some- and distinct from the value of the lease- that We have, and our prices are with this land. No direction of the teacher in bis depart thing like 30th day of November, 1001. .Y evidence was allowed to be Introduced tweirty Invitations sent out. hold Itself In snlil lands." (Signed): reasonable. ment; which labor shall be compensa .these were nil honored and from early Judmt Estee ruled out nny reference JAS. N. K. KEOLA, as to the value of the waterfront, nnd Clerk, Second Court. J. tion in full for his expenses at school. In the evening until early In the morn-Se- c. to the mill pumping machinery or Im Circuit ..., ...... ','U It.u ..11111 Ullil'l than 3. That all male students shall lug the fun was kept up fast and J provement on land other than that con- the arable tract Is the estimate of - - I hereby certify the foretrolnir to lm Rockers, Assessor J. K. Archer, who iiibihii'ii-- in me iiiiiu.iry an, mor- iurious. wnen the urpneum was out demned. The returns made by Manager rated the oughly organized and drilled, so as to some twenty of Low to a true and correct copy of the original entire tract at f2j an ncre. the players went out the Assessor were referred to as summons Issued In Straight back chair, couches, etc become a part ot the National Guard. by the seaside and Joined In the merri- "mlmlsFons against interest." The Court said cause, and K SUPREME COUilT. purpose that nt tho December term, 1901. of We also call to For this olllces of the regular ment of the evening. referred also to the expert witnesses nnd the attention I lie .supreme Court was occupied army, noncommissioned or not Second Circuit Court, Territory ot all others said: TTnil'flll nntti.t 11 the excellent assortment day ... i ' tlm ...,....! ....l.lt Vostenliiv with nriinnintd In in optll',. KOrvIee. mnv !n nnuiVtiml "In br'ef. the Jury is not bound to give of ease of C. A. Urown vs. V. Sec. I. course of lnstruc-- J of the same a cont n ice of , ,1 J. Sprockels That the weight to testimony which Is contrary to u n da i ,, iflO I J et nl, Judgo I.yle A. Dickey Is Hon In these schools over LAND PETITIONS cnuse the nex J ' WIIITD KNAMELRD sitting as shall extend what every person of good sense and of eni.i--t ' X- - a third member Period ot live years, -- of the bench, because of nnd nt the close nuunn uu t- - K lm IKON BEDSTEADS disqualification milium.. niirii,Kuiii;t lu iriie. ctpnl 1 A 5 V KEOLA. Clerk. -- of Justice Galbralth. each student who has successfully The K BEFORE COUNCIL Court referred also to the treaties juaui, 13, 1901. and will be glad to have you call J. A. MitRoon r.nd Mr. Dillon nre appear- - completed his studios anil maintained granting the United rights j.annma, uecemlicr States water 2312 Dec. 17, 21, 31; Jan. 7. II, 21. K to sec them. inK iur me piainuii and it. . Itigelow il Ku iinirui cnnracier snail receive a at Pearl Harbor, and the Jury was In- fc iur ilefeiiilaiit. The two cases aro being certificate showing his standing, petitions ' Land forined almost tho solo structed "not to consider or place any IN THE CIRCUIT COUItT OF if argued tnm thcr. The presrntat'ou was See. 5. That to carry out the provi- tojuc or discussion yesterday's meeting .value upon the water rights In front THE nor at of FIFTH CIRCUIT. OF concluded at tho lime of mlfanrn. sions of this bill the following sums of the ExoellHvn Piionrll.... Mno ... tlio or- bortlerlinr imnn-.. Knl,l.. l.ll.'ln,! .. TERRITORY ...... ; .....uL nt ...W r...... nj mem yesterday - - ueii-ii-1.... j I...... I.. .1 HAWAII. AT CHAMBERS. afternoon, and tho tirgu- in- iiiiripriiueii: rirsi, tne nppiieations came from Olaa whero tho i belonging to tho private parties now in IN im-iu- $1,000,000 win no resumed til's morning. of to establish a school p mall farmer Is seeking additional land igatlng with tho United States govern-fo- r PRORATE. WANT APPEAL HCAHD. the District of Columbia, within , claims. The application of J. T. llakcr. ment, because although tho treaty made zL CO. j J, OPP & A stipulation the district, or In one of the adjacent representing a settlement assoclnt.on the Kingdom of Haw.i'l and tho In the matter of the Estate of J. W. has been filed by Secre- . ot'ctweon t Slates, for the Use s.?c- - mumiuii-H- 'tnli.-.- i tary Cooper nit, of Its children: nl.m nt nn... Rmir nt A,nHn in iev7 i. Lota of Hanalel, Kauai, deceased. Atto.ney General Dole ond. the sum of $15,000 000 for ' to' Lead'ns Furniture Dealers, agreeing to the hearing of tho appeal such Olaa, for land was granted. They nsk which Pearl Harbor was ceded the On rcadlntr and (llinir tlm nrttitimi nml "n"1""' meu, me 200 apiece, did nny way from Auditor Austin at any title, wheth- miiu I'oiuppiues, acres und the Council granted United States not In affect nccounts ot XV. O. Smith, administrator and tho Territories. , - Cor. King er In iuu jiiuuuii u" uunuiiiuii mo organ - "ic unniTaiui in me iniius ironi- u'ln.i-l- n and Ilethel Sts. vacation or not. TUi Supreme See. C. inai ' i'hwhu cftntc of J W loin lm ni Court 4 That the commissioners ot lsatlon is completed within a year. The Ing on said harbor; yet those parties o' asked to ' ' mav hear the matter as the District of Columbia are hereby - m, bo cx,amlned n,,,l soon as possible, as upon the land la located near the Peter Lee Asso- - Imve no Interest, other than that of eve ., decision charged with the execution of law- Nation grant. i ry ,',:., that a order may depends the disposal of many similar this citizen ot the United States. In tho claims. ns it applies to snld district. Otto Itoso mado tho same reouest in sloughs and wnters of Pearl Harbor: '"' made of distribution of the prop- - Sec. 7. ' That the President shall ap- behalf of eight members, and It was also ror these Inland waters aro now and leiiuiiiiunj tn nis nanus to the per-sin- CinCCIT COUItT NOTES. point n commission of five competent irrunU.il. They will get acres, Us? have been tho property the sons thereto entitled, discharging persons to carry lf0 also, ot and INSURANCE Answer has been filed In th. ra. nf out tho nurnose of at Twenty-nln- o Miles, Olaa. United States." him nnd his sureties from all fuither rviiiiaiepuna vs. i.. I . AlPPn ll.lli.OU l.lnl- - this law in the Tvrrltmies and Insular E. HurhelH's application Vta Judgo Estee referred also to spocu- - Ing dependencies for acres the responsibility as such general denial and pleading ndvorse of the United States. for' nine members Twcnty-tlv- o Mile latlve valuations, which the Jury wns In. &. at ;t Js ordered, that Thursdav. tho sath possession. , See. That this net shall be In force Olaa. was not granted. The land tn oues structcd not to consider, nnd the Court i.uun,a ' ' day or January, A. D. W02, at ten naaion lias asked permission to V aBe' An1 tno i "on is along the roadway nnd It mav bo referred particularly to the valuation of Theo. H. Co w '" o'clock a. in., Judge Mes $ ..Mn'im received from the Territory "',', ' """"" which It c1J!n"s thai! reaulred for residence purposes. .v.wu given lu the defendant's answer. before the ot said .. mini ior ttic support of immediately available. "' The same disposition was mado of C. 12. and tho testimony of Manager Low nlne- - Court at the Court Room of the said (Limited.) minor children. Llhue, Moore's application for ten members , I'lff a value of 200,000 more when on tho Court nt Island of Kauai, be George 11, who Carter, trustee of certain wanted ninety-si- x acres In Puna. Tho stand. Concluding, tho Court said: nnd the same hereby Is nppolnted ns AGENTS FOR FIRE, LIFE AM property of James Auld, was granted Council ' Jury, In pormltslon JOY OVER NEWS decided that tho Innd was too "Gentlemen of the arriving nt the time and place for hearing said to mortgage the same for the near Illlo for farms, and tuny bu taken a verdict It must bo by tho unanimous Petition nnd MARINE INSURANCE- sum of JTuOO. Accounts, and that all - up for residence purposes. j consent of nil your members. Elizabeth persons Interested may then and there Kawaluna lm li..nn nn,,,,,,,,. OF THE 4 I "Under the pleadings In this case, fd guanllan of WEDDING appear and show cause. If any they Elizabeth Kealohilanl and there Is but one Issue Involved the have, why .....nuiiiu, enuureii ot Ann'e .Makanul, de- He.wiuiau is Fast. amount of the "Just" compensation to be the same should not be ' granted, Northern Assurance Company. ceased. A. S. Cleghorn was appointed There was unrestrained Joy In the ,lW!rJod to the defendant for the taking nnd may present evidence as guardian of the SAN FRVNCICO Dec "S The blir to who prop- youngest child olllce of ftvlr-h-t 't n'" property. Yon must therefore find are entitled to the said OF LONDON. Application baa the Kaplolanl Estate Co.. Ltd.. stn,n,. ii.n,.n' 11... Ti.ot FOR FIRE AND been made for the ap- s wallan-Atneilcn- for the plaintiff, verdict condemning erty. pointment yesterday afternoon, when the p.-w- of n line, arrived mid a LIFE. Established 1836. of David Dayton as admlnls. at tho leasehold interest of tho defendant, Dated at Llhue, Kauai, 19lh I Ml lie ,.- - ..., .. - - . .. I the Imminent marriage of Prince David night, after a voyage ot sixty-on- e days this day Accumulated Funds .... 3,976,00...... , rt4 IIV ui the Honolulu Company, "iiiiu iiukii .Mac.MUian to Miss Abb e Camnbell wns from New York, fifty-tw- o days from Plantation in and of December, 1901. UitVtlSl'U, beyond question. to tho M1.2 acres of laud deslrea by tha Uy the There was a quiet St. Lucia, and twenty days from Coro- government; you Court: word sent around, nnd very soon the net. and must find a verdict II. D. W1SHARD, private olllce of the estate was tilled Captain Ranfleld reports very In favor of tho defendant for the nmount BritishudForeign Marine Ins. Ct meeting of compensation due It Clerk. with friends of the young people. rough weather durlnir of I therefor." FEDERAL SCHOOLS ...... the enrlv. - n.irt . ....-a-a.&.-- a OF LIVERPOOL, FOK MARINE. There wns a case of champagne add- tne trip. Alter leaving New ed to lorK :::.:.:t.tt.:tt:t:.tv A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR BOW- Capital L000,M4 the equipment of the olllce. am) storms were encountered until the .:,.'::::December 22 In IS m Noon innRiH in., n, .. !.. i,.n,Tn ...... r.. cA, latitude .lerrree FOR TERRITORIES erv in hnn ..t...,.... a. t .1... ,0S EL TROUBLES. AancVYhe , up" ' l0nK'tUlL' Ut'BrCeS Reduction of Ratei. Prince and his parity of Allan. lie a heaVy gal- -' came and m Sues we it " the estate company - forty-eig- ht Immediate Payment of Claim. The following bill of nnd the Improve- lasted for hours. In the Williams. Dlmond & Co agents Rev. J. M. Ylngllng, pastor of the marked local nre weTO for Bedford M. has been Introduced by Mr ? ?tSlleh to,cmo' "y'ns stralts ot MnBBllaa the weather was the steamer were graUfl'ed at the bt. E. Church. Cumberland, Rlxey: npnmP- - "Y- - with mist and rain. Fine speed by - Md.. U. 8. 'A., says: "It affords me t In i . V.'e Havalian oixij- the affair which mode lt nil ih.t - 111 tt,A - . ".. 11 great plensure to THEO. H. DAVIES & Re It enacted bv th.. K.,nnu o.i ni ..ni,ni,.,jvuwttv-i.- ij nit it:iv-- ia QTrtrtiionr mn rsw n nn recommend Cham- CO LTl xne - berlain's Colic, Cholera House of Representatives of tho Unit ;rRn,r.,,, "' ",al enumenwiCIIC- .. - i. Ifrom New York to San Francisco. Th and Diarrhoea riri'iiiiiRinnpA H i...... Remedy. I have oth-er- s ed States of In I ..i uiiuauiii mionmncr i 3,610 used it nnd know America Conirr..K John F, Onlhurn - . -- i x. 171 "" T IL"1 "V9 iinin u vivumur oi AGENTS. nembled, n. hvvinH tm lUilML- - . .u.Lilt: Li ill UI Lilt? ,V.IllllVHllIin Vfc'Jl'. Fnil Innu eim who hc?e never known It to fall." that there shall be established master, calling upon every one iniI wu.iilan. In all the Territories Hiibeit - of ths met and passed at sea two of her sister i The HaVS!Ulan tor sale by all dealers and druggists. in ih o - ls due here allut the Benson, .mien uno ui me new magisirates of ciustve junsuictlon of the united i?,V,,,ICntJ0,rt:s,,ond' him- steamers, tho Callfornlnn and the 16th. Smith & Co.. Lid., agents for Brooklyn - the Prince as an agent American: The former was sighted De-- 1 . tried to take his Beat the old States, Including- the District of Colum- - - ,, "PqKe of cember 1. in 45 mln- - . uiRiBtrate had him arrested for tres- - bla and the recently acquired Islands ,,l.Prlrl.y.,i.eV- M.aJta'". latitude decrees Hugh Bonner, ef of the New will be V ciiunouip anu loveauienesa utes soutn. longitude 76 degrees 45 mln pu. There a tet case. a system of primary Industrial educa- - or tne younjj man York fire denartrnpnt. uill ho itont n Sibyl Sanderson will marry a French and the young worn .'utes west. The, American was spokci Manila to organize the system count. i there. HAWAIIAN ClAZRTTIi, TOKHHAY,JANUAKY H I002HKMIWKKKT.Y.

of thv rvrriitlvr brunch , Tl tUt a turnip tJ Ailmlrnl Walker WALLA WALLA SUNK AT SEA ml Met conm i i l il 1 1 Hi I'rolknt THE BISHOP , k ,i f flia r ' ti lb t i .i.i of tim latlim ri I'mnl I ui in WITH LARGE LOSS OF LIFE riii. titnrl lilt fmiiiri "f H( I 111 SKIN TORTURES ine-iu'- ir rtsrt wnr liliiUr the i i t. n "Tninl lws of lh.. r.uiaina I'.itia . ' nnd I " follow: . "Humming up Hem And Every J strntmnhlp iiml nfUT a utriiKglo he Kuceeeded the fungong the Distressing Irritation of the Skin MUST WAIT Jan. The hard total vnluo of the proper!) In f.iii I M In a ElMilHtA, W'alln, one of the best renthlnic life raft. he l.xr.ivnttcu nlrrmly ilonr, iZ! I I (tt.1 MFIMIOATS VUKCICm and Scalp Instantly Relieved by a of the ! plying TWO I'annin.i in'trut"! siotk nt par, lvvi,(fl f a. n .. ,fc... I.... rtf ,1... Iwiftfa map, nn.l nnu north const I - I.111 HIT' llini-KH- .i.Ihi. "" !; drnwinks record, f!ti.tw Min rraneleeo "..',I that the first loss of life ocvurreil, Two To which mid W Inr crtit, to cover otnls Bath with CUTICURA SOAP points !! nt the bottom of the Tactile. iliiiid, lh t.itnt valuation of tho i of the Kinall craft were smashed by j mil.l'c And ringlo anointing with Ctmctnu, tho kln euro During fog xhe was struck and Mink I'ntiamn rnnal IPiW.fs!" (rret and pnrmt of eMoiH. Letters Which May a colliding with floating vyredcwti', and a ThU Is the purest, aweotest, most ipooely, pctmanrut, nnd economical treatment for at 4 10 o'clock on TlHirday morning by number of their ikismmirots t .n!c before torturing, dUfiRuring, Ifchlmr, tmrning, bleesllng, uraly, printed, and pimply akin un iinknow n bark, brlleved to lie Hying they could be drugged nboaM the life , HAWAIIAN and scalp humours with lossof hair, and has recelv ed the eii.lorvuiont of physician. All thirty-liv- e tioatn dually got near STOCKS Gticinlits, and nones throur.lio.iit the world. Change the Kiench tlag. An Interval of rafts. The that elnped between the time of the sinking steamship were buffeted minutes about on a heavy sea nnd one was THE COAST of the collision and the last lurch and ON Millions of Plans. doomed steamship, nnd thrlie capsized before It finally reached Women plunge of the Of those who In and rafts were the shore near Trinidad. Vtr. Cimrt'RA 8oAr, rxrlnnWely, pw. that time lifeboats upon It more were Mr S T. Alexander of the firm of for lowered and most of the passengers embarked than half MrTluc purlf jliiR.and liciiitltjlDRtheiktii, seml-pau- great Alexander .1 Baldwin, was one of the for rlcanMng It Is the eleventh hour, off In lc lost. The survivors encountered the fcalp of mint, wlce, and and crow were taken the returning passengers on the Ahtmeda damlrufl, and tho Second followed the crash, however, suffering, drifting helplessly for nearly stopping of tailing hair, ALTHOUGH the that ty before they vestorday. His stay In Honolulu will, for Miftcnlng, wliltenlng, and FflcthlDK red, pome Jumped overboard and were lost, thh hours reached shore tough, and poro St. Andrew's Cathedral near Trinidad.' During that entire time however, be quite brief, ns ho expects hand, In tho form of tathi while disaster overtook two of the to to on Al- DP foranno)lnglrrllatlunf,lntlironiatloniilanit are not without hope that Mshop Wil- they were without food or water. return San Francisco the chafllng, or too free small boats and many of their occu ameda next Wednesday. One of the vvX ornlTcnelvo pcrnplra. will the error of his way and ...... !...-..- ..ml Mtiusni'nr4 To the steam schooner Dispatch and Uon, In tho form ot washes for ulecratlTe lis fee (!,. objects of his lettirn Is the completion w and for many maintain- km! In collision or captain Victor son. "lost of enknwen, tanatlvo antisep- permit the status quo to be seamen. Injured the - of some plan by which the new road to tic purpurea vvlilih readily suggest them, In tho excitement, went l"c ed until the nrrlval here, on April 1st. overlooked their lives. The Dispatch,7, which Tantalus mny be built, and he will also aclvcs to women, and especially mother, down w 1. e ship. Oi of an est.- - ,1 and for nil tho mirposca of the toilet. Kith, of the new American Ulshop. -- "rot, e fiom San rmnclsco to Se- - attend a meeting of the linn of which con- of HI person, "board. C. , 7 "',,,''. and ntirery. Nonniountnf persuasion can While all along It has been the mated total he is the head. up Induce tliono who have onco used It to uso that the sw allow InR of the oV . ; "I shall probably visit the Public tention srssr-- n ffi p; s any other, especially for preserving and Second ConBrepatlon by the i Irst was rr lis Works Depirtnient tomorrow In con- purlfj lug the tUn, seulp, and hair of Infanta belnp attempted by the order of the nection with the construction of the and children. CUTU'i'iu Soap combines of Bishops, letters re- to Sugar Mr dcllcato cnioll'cnt properties derived from Ameilcan House w l - to be llremen of the Walla road Loaf," said Alexan- hlch . yes- missing are on two life rafts, i Cirri cu it A, the great sUn cure, with the ceived in the mall In the Alameda ,,...1 O'.t-itnlt- linn soon der last evening. "That road has may be picked up at sea. Walla, Johnson purest of cleansing Ingredluntii and Uiemost terday show conclURUely that this was jet In possession of details of the disaster. been a pet project of mine, nnd I I.AUNCHHD. rcfrcstilngof tlovreroelours. No other mrdi. never the Intention of the American BIGHT BOATS ARC He at once nltered his course and hope by some means or other to get it caled soap ever compounded la to be com church, but that It was the desire of Hlght of the Walla Walla's ten boats sleereil for the scene of the collision, through. The bids were considerably pnrvd n 1th It for preserving, rurlfvlnir. and the Bishops of that orRanlzatlon that were launched successfully, two being hours he cruised about, picking up higher than I anticipated when I offer- beautifying tl.e akin, scalp, hair, and bands. No other foreign or domestic. Mitt soap, affairs here remain as they were when crushed by wreckage In the water. In several of the Walla Walla's small ed 515,000, or than 1 wns led to expect however expensive, ts to lie compared with it for all tho purposes of the toilet, bath, and s, nursery. It combines In Soap the skin and complexion convention oted to receive the were thrown over-boat- women estimates had been nindc tne. Thus One at One Prick, ntsr the addition, six rafts crowded with men and after for soap, the tollst soap nnd baby soap In the world. church here, until the representative of of passengers and , w w reck, I think, though, that the grade of eight best best up board. Some the ho had escaped death in the the Episcopal church comes to take crew refused to go In the boats, bellev- - Uverj thing was done for the comfort to ten feet Is, too steep and the five-fo- ot Complete External and Internal Treatment for Every Humour, the work. lng It safe to remain on the ship. Four 0f the survivors, the crew of the Dis-raf- ts grade will be much better. Prob- Oonslstlns; of CUTICURA Boat, to rlranM tho skin ot crasU and scnlrs and sottrn the thlekenml was nf-t- er The letter In question written and four boats, with their chilled , patch depleting their wardrobes to ably the cost could be lessened some- cuticle, Cdticura Ointment, to Instantly allay llchlnn, Inflammation, and Irritation, and sonthr Information had been received of were picked up by the steam ply warm clothing to replace the what by making a narrower road, say and heal, and CuncsnA Kksoltknt. to cool and cloann tha blood. A Binols BIT la eftfa ef- sntSclrnt to cure the most torturlnit, dUflgnrlns;, and humiliation akin, scalp, nnd blood humours, the moe of Bishop Willis, and the schooner Dispatch, and another In drenched garments of those who had fifteen instead of twenty, feet wide. with loss of hair, when all sis falls Hold throughout tho world. Anst. Depot : It. Towns It B. Bo. Capo fect of that action wns taken as the charge of third engineer came . mercy of Nothing definite of course will be done Oo Sydney, N. W. African Depot: I.smmoh Ltd., Town, " All about tho Bkla, the for hours been at the the Bcalp.andUauV'frM. Duuti Ciiih. Oonr.,Bol Props., Boatoo, U.tt.A. text of the letter. In It the American ashore at Trinidad this morning. From heavy seas. When at last there ap- - until nfter my Interview with the Poma ahd Bishop, one of the members of the su- thls boat seven were drowned In mak-- . peared to be no hope of further rescues I nm sorry to hear that perior body of the convention which lng a landing through the surf An the Dispatch abandoned her trip and Engineer Marston Campbell Is not In admitted the local church, said to the other boat, containing fourteen, was put nt0 port. the city. The road will be put through offlclal of the Second Convocation that nicked up by the tug Hanger tniS C3rX7T- .- CMftI 'Till'" liTiPAWUUTD some way, of that I nm convinced, if the conditions proposed to be Inaug- morning nt 11 o'clock. The remaining and some plan may be detlsed at our unac- Captain Hall believes that a. half-doze- n E. HALL & SON, urated by Bishop Willis were two bonts came ashore tonight nt Big conference." 0. Ltd or more persons went down with ceptable that the Bishop be persuaded Lagoon. They carried. fifteen persons. HAWAIIAN SECURITIES. permit to remain as they the Walla Walla. When the bark's to affairs The missing rafts left the Walla Walla "The cutting off of were until the arilvnt heie of an Amer- 'First NMIson ow penetrated the titeamsl.lp's hold dividends and the in charge of Officer and shrinkage In values have given Ha- ican Bishop. Added to this was the Second Officer I.upp. " '"V Z al ' T In waiian securities a black eye In San phrase: "This would seem to be the Is stewardess, staterooms the vicinity It known that the 5. Francisco, and It was dlscour-agln- g procedure." Mrs. Beynolds, several children nnd I"''" of Hxci were wrecked. Some rather , to be met everywhere the- to sev- rt M W 1 H oi lilt' sieeruge mtHt'iiK-r- ne with This has been communicated In .i iinlrn.vii n u nmnli UOIll fkU .i.i., ory, officers members of the '1"'r t0 J ne 'What's the matter with Hawaii.' eral and the vessel. Chief Hnglneer Crosby and I tell them Have very recently received large utltlitioriB to Is ,,.. ., , ...., their escape- or were pinned In their the true sltuntlon here we and the result that there . 1 -- ...... " i.. U.stT ij. Ij. Ulllllilll IliU rtinu aniui.h quartets mid were nro in a transition state; labor Is un- exists a fcellnR of complete satisfaction the drowned. unable to extricate their retail btock of Hani ware, and now have a The that there settled; we have lost our contract sys- over the situation. fact Just how the ncildcnt occurred ; tem, was small registration, that there 'asThe Wnlla Walla was settling and the new laborers are not ns a never be known. Second Mate K Lui p' llUKMtll lhl. waCH ncr 1(olorM nyAoiM, efficient; tho prices of everything nro complete F'l'ck of goods in their lino. During appeared at the meeting of the sup- was on the bridge In charge of the ship ,,, only iind tlU! wns r,.IU aslln(lor. i.ortions higher; equipment is more expensive posedly united congiefT.itloii ten at the time, nnd he Is believed to have - ,i,t. woodwork hurled a great the erection of their new building on tho old persons other than those whose busi- wire nnd the Inflated values were rather the perished. It Is claimed that the distance, and men who had at the lust lesult of the boom of ness It was to be there, and that there no lights Imped sc the San Francisco Flench bark dlsplnved and moment Into the i with brokers than duo to any of stand they aro do ng buaiiiers in tho Killer was not one of these persons who had vv nope one fault our that her piotilimy to tne ana vvniii oi umiiiniinK to oi inc c"oiuimi own. A good many people been ntllllated with the Second Congre- un.s she loomed on life rafts wore either struek by the fly- - lost heav- unknown until ut ily by the In sugar Block on Fort Strtet, nnd arc glud to eervo their gation, Is taken to mean that" the Bish- the steamship's poit side nnu so near 'K timbers or carried down by the sue fall values theio, opposi- ,. .. I - i ...... Hull and felt pietty sore over It Some of op will lecognlne that fuither ...inull it was i:nnnMoie!.,- iu u ,'nmt.l u. uui many friei.ds and customers. All ordcru from .,...., ' unn-ei-- the stocks on San mar- wishes of com 'K. -- i, tl, ' " l"e ivaim lillii lire the Francisco tion to the plain the II lion. - ' "- ""-- ii'lln " In- ,""- """h ,," (.'VI IU throw no light upon till Idi 11111,1 ket me affected the same way. how- municants of the faith here will be Walla liJ on, well foivvarel on the country or from plantations will receive ppihecutlon. - 0f the bark that sink tin lr craft. There ever, for Instance, the bottom has terpreted as port side. from the im- ves-pa- ct upon Wlls KTfnt ,.Xeitement on the strange diopped out of gas. There was a new feature sprung she the n shot forward again nnd Mj after the crash, and the voices of spfeial at'ention. followers of Alfred of Honolulu - "Values here are at bed roek now the scraped the coaster's side as she piss- her olllcVrs could be henrd giving orders nnd yesterday, In that his attention was to tln peinien. The languano spoken dividends will begin ngnln soon ed on. Theie Is n better feeling nlre.iuy theie. called to the fact that while he was BAHK GIVHS NO ASSISTANCE. was rieneli. Although Captain Hall, proceeding along lines which are sup- llip.ltmt. nf llln lliltirv li.. utlfitntnnd In 1.1.1 Mak iw ell remains firm, the payment of posed to be those of the new charter It was hero that the most deplorable t.iteroom. whlih was bv iheJ dividends helping that block. of the church heie, that charter never incident ot tne awiui disaster occuireu bow of the bark, wns several minutes "No theie Is nothing In the report of has been signed and In conse'iuence dcploiable because in it there was no late In ro idling the dick, the ntrango a bond Issue for Maknwell plantation. m'niM'iigg-iniii- mvw his acts have not the sanction of the clement of that heroism and hardy craft wns jet to near that he could hall Theio Is to be no meeting to consider courage that seamen are wont to dls- - hir. This he il'd, apkliig that she stand suth a proposition. While heie, how- fynodlcal convention. A few of the v and render what play when the opportunity Is offered assistance she could. ever, I shall meet my pnitncrs to ills-cu- more cnthuslistlcv members of the con- The bark's crew paid no attintlon to his of" to save human lives. Leaving the ills the general uftulis ot tho 111 in. I SON, gregation are opinion that this 'c. ii,,. appeal, nnd as iho patted out of sight 0, HALL Ltd. nbled to ,, , ,,.. - ,.., espeet to up my Walla Walla her late, ,i, ,,..-- - .... l finish nil business here I would Invalidate the actions of the I.IV.ILV- k col- - ...v.v tiu V. ,,i ill! Bishop they will press this point iihlp that wus lesponslblo for the (o I to and lower nci boats. by Wednesday and lUuin on the Ala- and was Block, befoie It Is too late. llsiun sailed oft Into tho night nnd TUB LATEST I'ArtTICULARS meda that dn." Ehlers Honolulu not seen ngnln. Those nboard the Mi. Aleander Is the guest of Ml. Should there be no receding from his EL'ltEKA, i Up !) sinking steaimhlp were left to care Cal., Jan to o'clock John Watet house while position by the Bishop the service of this morning in news of the nilsislng heie. will be Sec- for themselves as best they might. Pos- passenger, o tomorrow the last that the - and crew of the Walla Walla ond Congregation will hold In the sibly the stranger craft, heiself dtim- had been received. It Is hoped thut to calhcntil, while the present Bishop Is aged, was unable to shorten sail and day the tug3 tint are searching tho sea PROTECTION FOR nt the he?d of nffalrs. Whit 'tops will have to until she had got so far that v.ill (Ind the nfts and life boats tint meE decided upon she luuld not tlnd her way back to the wore not picked up l'r'diy. Tho coast du.Biijt BVbSS1 J be tnl.en have not been Is being UUiSUlit km owing to negotiations are it ene of the collision, but, though sea- - pati oiled and If any of the THOMAS SQUARE the fart that ,l0n, made a landing tho i faring men tne loth to believe that lmo siuvlvors not onslderad oft as et. Should the rrcmptly taken care of. woist tome to the worst, there Is a ship's officers could be guilty of ciaven w"! Imnm-lln- Mnny of the p isseiigcrs and crevvwlio The epidemic of lti some ,lncr!lrm nf ,nil ihn fnt crime and about strong disposition on the pait of reached Eureka siif- - 'I pt Hint no trace of the rrcneli jestcrduy are still nomas Squnie has lesulted In an Occidental & Oriental S.S. Co of the members to get a church edifice if mains ii rlnj; from the hnrdslilji and vposure to furnish more piotectlon ci aft was seen on Thursday by vessels ,, foi wluio they may worship. Should this thl.y CXpt,ritnci(I lliu nro to anil clt-I- z. - ,, rapicted thdllvcs proputy of Honolulu be done a. upon crullng In the vldnlty to pick up stir- cover. The Ivors who nro nblo to ns In iielghboihood Superln-t- and demand made the - tun that t Bishop for the pi lv liege to maintain a vlvius ot the Walla Walla. Apparent- tiavel will probablv be sent down to San mlent Uojd stated jesleida.. that two and Toyo Kisen Kaisha. congregation parish, naming ly she rontlnued on her couise. without rrnnclsco on the steamer Pomona, which ts will be Installed in the squaie and the tonight. Ctenrnern of the alien e companies will call Honolulu port rector that It Is desired to serve them, tinning back to learn the extent of the Icivcs in xt week, one at the inaiika end nnd at and lrave this 1 u or nbout the da ten below mentioned: he cannot lefuse sanction and the damage she had Inlllcted or to succor Jan ord has Just the other inakul, and a foiee of men thot In ilnnprcr. reached hue that a lire boat from the will cut away the thick overhanging FOlt CHINA AND JAPAN. FOn. 8AN FRANCISCO. needed license. wrecked Walla Wnll.i v.lth seven ti e blanches, In order thnt the light Should Bishop "Willis be obdurate he rollowlni? the cuish Ihro was but has cxcltpmiMit landed mfely In Big 1'iesh in ly hnve mi oppoitunlty to penetiate MAHU . . 11 11 will refuse to Issue the license to the little tin the Walla Wnlla, W.ntll" Lnrnrin- ...flTtni n ntl.e ln.1i .. sump- .MCniCA JAN. HONGKONG MARU JAN. nn.l l.r.,i tV., limnln nnn.lnnf. f In 1 i.v.v... filivi IU1 ill U distance Into the path Mr. Hold PEKING JAN. 18 CHINA JAN. 20 Second Congregation, Its to int hvi nm lajuiv Luiniui-i- ih 1 rlii'ilml.""-A Ktnirn .n ltnn iitmin.i 1i..,i tin- - and rector n't st ites that prim Ipnl dilllculty Is In JA13LIC JAN. 23 DORIC JAN. 31 Hock. Amerlian clew stands out In glorious f om lh- - minister to the members of that Trinidad to return with the small eupaelty of the lighting plant, HONGKONG MAHU FK11. NIPPON MARU 8 to v s fi:h. can bo no action by Blhop Wil- the action of those aboard Ivors Tho eight arrived nt u It Is now up to Its full force. How- 14 There Tilpidad "H1NA FIUI I'HRU FIJI!. 11 lis alone to withdraw from Mr. Mack- the disappearing bark. Officers anil late last night, who were ies- - ever, lights will bo icmoved from oth-e- i DORIC 22 COPTIC 25 n cued In Ligoon, mil. fi:h. intosh his priestly office. He be seami stood at their posts. Boats ll'g among them parts of the city to Thomas Squmo, NIPPON MAHU . ... .MARCH 4 AMERICA M.YltU . .. 4 maj 'Officer, who was on ..MARCH debarred from exercising his functions, weio lowered and every effort was v.ntch nt the tlmo wheie the need Is gi eater. PCUU MARCH 12 PHKINO ...... MARCH 12 .f. wreck 1 High Is he Is pastor he made to save the passengers. Seamen "'e will nmiu here p m Sheriff lliown stated last even- COPTIC .MARCH 20 OAHMC . . ..'. ..MARCH 22 but that all, a until ',0,U 1,""IcJ ,lt ing thnt an officer been placed has been tried by a court with jurisdic- were assisted by the cooler ones among ,"'? ,llf" ,w!i!Fh TrlIJ("l has on AMHUICA HAHU . .MARCH 18 HONGKONG MARU ..MARCH 23 teh male passengers In fastening life-- hlml ""or,'(!"0 duty In Thomas Squnie, nnd the dls-tii- tion. There may be a conclusion reach- V a rSf '? has been carefully patrolled since ed today which will permit the status jueservers around women and children. "?r 'V,,'" ; Monday, when 1 n the attempt nt the Pails For goueral Information apply to P . M. S. S. Co. quo to be maintained until the arrival he latter weio given first place In the officer. Dophni r of Taioma. Ills home was made. He said the burglar's of the American Bishop, w ho Is to take boats. Not nu officer of the steamship wife died on tho boit and wnH thrown eiusade appeared to be In the vicinity charge of matters churchly here. left his post until the vessel began to ovuboard. The seven lauded at the Big of Hurctmila anil Ahtkea streets, and The meeting of the supposedly united settle. C.intaln Hnll. himself badlv In- - Freli Water Lagoon will return tn Trin. siveinl extm men had now been de- congregation was held In the Sunday Jured when the prow of the bark crash- - ''" ,"1'' evening. The steamer Pomona tailed to keep a stilct watch In that from 2 School room of the cathedral last even- cd through the Walla Walla's side, re- - Jnllpd Eureka at p. m. for San dim let. . H. Hackfeld & Co., " tI,u Ltd. ing, the meeting convening shortly af- fused to enter a lifeboat and went eTv'nnVv!' of, ""rvlvors ee hlq EflANCISCO, Jan. 4.-- The 8 o'clock. Canon W. H. ,lnu n llh Piece of the so- - most BEMAItKABLE OF ter Kltcat. i . .. conservative places num- - CUBE CHOUP. rial h.nll ,1,.ek. t ..,'l-- l... -- V ... . ""'"uto the Curate Frank Fltz, Warden Hdmund ' : ', " -" " nor oi uenii nt ten and ncludcd twentv Htlles and nine others were tn the room. e.ff and bore him buck to the surface, six in tho list of missing. A Little Boy's Life Saved. - Canon Kltcat called tho meeting to or- Q- ...... , I have a few words to say regarding der and made an opening prajer. He Chumbcrltiln's Cough Remedy. burs consider whether or not they had step was tuken when M. Hutln It then said that It was the custom of any to bring retired saved my little boy's life, nnd I feel congregation to num- business before the meet from tho presidency of tho each choose the ing, and when was nothing pro Cunal Company. i.m.. that I cannot praise It enough. I ber of Its vestrymen, tho size of the there This brought about an bought a bottle of It from A. E. Steere, posed . entire change in body he declared a motion to adjourn the agreement, the ma'n of (Joodwln, S. U, 8. A., whan ranging from three to eleven in meeting was fc'u'uro of tho change being D. and members. He suggested that this ques- order and the closed that those In I got home with It the poor baby could with a prayer. Those In attendance 1, ,'t,y cJel,lred t make, a definite of. hardly breathe. I gave the medicine ns Ladies' tion be settled first, but did not insist ., were: Canon Kltcat, Curate Fltz. War-!,.- " J'10,1 n"0 Properties to tho gov-.!- directed every ten minutes until he until the minutes of the last meeting it-,- 1 $40,000,000. c.ii x x. r..i ier r There have been "threw up." and then I thought sure he read. a meetings at Aseu A St Chad Pll-inal- W Poklnl num"ouf Paris with this he was going to choke to death. We Oxford Upon motion of J. Morse It was de- .' ' view, but tho one which brought had to pull J. McKay, Peter Whltmarsh, Alexan-- 1 about the llnnl proposition the phlegm out of his cided vestrymen I was held - that the should be ilnl. Alllila nn.l C. -its- mouth In great long strings. I am posi- in num- J. Anderson lerany. in substance, tho nntinnminr. seven number, lie saying that delivered tive that If I had not got that bottle ber was sufficient for the purpose of at- to Admiral Walker was as s: of cough medicine, my boy would not Ties PftW TCT7jJaat!aaaMifcaw. d, l XVlvTwPPPH tending to all business. This done, the be on earth today. Joel Demont, aW "The Panama Canal Company declire--s Iowa. by fc' JjJl2iBBtesa4sttinsaaf matter of naming the vestrymen came PANAMA DITCH Itself ready to For sale all dealers transfer to tho govern- druggists. Benson, & , up and nominations were made as fol- ment of tho and Smith Co United States, on payment Ltd , agents for II. I. lows: By J. Morse, Solomon Meheula HAS ITS PRICE of K,000,000, Its properties nnd conces- . and L- - Aseu; by Mr. PHanala. W. C. sions, estimated at that amount by the The propei Ahtook, Fred W. Wood and Kdmund Ixthmlan Canal Commission, In conform- Gen. EraimuB Taken. WASHINGTON. Jan. i.- -A formal ity with the terms and and comfort Stiles; by Fred W. Wood, Henry Smith conditions of tho LONDON, 4. the George proposition to Bell tho Panama canal estimateu of said commission." Jan. Lord Kitchener and Hayselden. As there were reports to the war office under of only sufficient to fill place properties to the government of tho Except to submit tho proposition In date We give Bpt the the 10,000,0u0 the forogo'ng Johannesburg January 3 as follows: secretary cast the ballot and the seven United States for today was terms there was no dis- I submitted to tho cussion with 'Bruce Hamilton, operating to pleasure in ehowi were thus chosen. Canon authorities here. It Admiral Walker as to what the Kltcat then was made by M. Bouctve, representing further steps were likely to ex- of 29, Announced by office be taken eastward Ermelo since December that virtue of his the company, to Admiral Walker, as cept to bring the proposition to tho hns captured 100 prisoners, including he chose Mr. Hdmund as cler- at Stiles the chairman of the Isthmian Canal Com- tentlon of tho Secretary of State and tho Cfencra! Erasmus." ( ical warden and called for the election mission. M. Boufve acted under cable President. . people's re- Instructions received today can be of the warden from the from tho It stated that the President will The Northern Pacific won the first mainder of the list of vestrymen. Mr. Panama canal officials nt Paris. Ad- communicate the proposition Con- gress. to round In the light against the company I'il.inalt named Solomon Meheula, miral Walker brought tho proposition to This course will b pursued be- the knowledge of Secretary cause the It Minnesota. Judge Lochren of Min- which was seconded, and Stiles named the of Btato administration holdn that the neapolis dissolved the injunction Issued Manufacf and the President, going directly to the canal question is now purely one for Henry Smith. Upon this the name of State Department for that purpose. legislative by Judge Elliot restraining the Issu- Meheula was withdrawn and Smith determination, and that as ance of evidences of Indebtedness. Tne suomisaion or this olrer carries out Congress Is about to conaMor ,- was chosen. th . a plan which has been under consider-- 1 Jcct, t ehould have pozseaslon of all Uien mem- - King Alfonso of Spain will soon be- Mr. Kltcat asked that the atlon for the last two weeks. The first facts that have come to tho knowledge come of age.

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WHARF AND WAVE. ! PRINCE DAVID. MISS CAMPBELL GRAND JURY - ARRIVED. Friday, January 10. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. Sir JntncB Mnkcc., Tullott, from Ahu-kln- l, llnnnmnulu, Klliiucn ami Atinh'-I- n, nt 6 a. in., with 2,000 hags sugar, 19 FOR HAWAII' (.upeial t'i the Advertiser) David Knnnnnakoti was tny plitl.il, 6 bags wool. bundles hides. tivnl, hilt we have be- n filmJi nhv.i , Fllmer, AN FRANCISCO, Jan. I. --The A! I'rlc" blrli will Im T K K. Hongkong Mnru, That fnendHhlp and the tl' whl h bind Vf'vrnTi'WlJ.1,V-.- -- wry W nun I A O AilrsrtltK l.i from the Orient. of Prince David nnJ me to praise him Imj inU' h, J ) 5 dnys us forlna out ol Honolulu. O, S. S. Alnmedn, Uorrlinnn, Campbell wns announced nt yearn of CQmpnnli)nhi have Hill Order Dcpirlnvnt for tboss Living 22 hours from .Han rrntioloo. 3 MIM but 1C by Mis Campbell in taught mo to vniuo ills frlemixiup nt us C piece, Am. schr. Helen, :i'hrimnwn, given Feather-stitc- h ltrald, yards In piece, per of lln-- 1 I days from Ban Francisco. SaysBoardsShouIdj'irj.1 men hotel In Han Jose, nnd full. Hut for the annexation E 6, 10, l'. 20, 25 cents. Pedei-jin-, from Hawaii Hon. Samuel Parker wns tho l to tho United States he woll.d , Shell In boxes of a dozen, 2." cents per Str. Nucntir " .. i'ii' - llalr;dus, ports. ipok-srn- an for the fair and rich Ha- hnve been David, the King. While box. Schr. rttdi Roy, from Pearl City. who nt blushing by the will never know that exalted state. It Hairpin Cnblnets, G cents each. Mot Pay s girl American 20 Gns. schr. Eclipse from Konn ports. boyd David. The declaration is still left for him to do his people Wurim'sFeatherbone Collar Forms. cents ,'de of Prlnee ' .info Bahtrday, January 11. I, engagement came n fort- -' and his country great srvlce. 1 each. if the after fi each; with sterling 6 8 by Campbell will uo cv- - Wood Dar ilng Halls, cents B. S. America Mnru, doing, days Bills. night of coy denials the Prince's know that Miss 23 each. to him. I congratulate sllvermountlng, cents liours from San Francisco. swoetheart, nnd after considerable erythlng nsilst Spool ng Cotton, 200 yards, warranted, two Freeman, from Hllo. Campbell, moth-- ! them say nlohn." Hast Str. Klnnu, , parleying by Mrs. the and 5 Tov.-nsend- Ha- for cents. Eclipse, from David j VS. Hradloy re- - Schr, H1I.O, 10. report of Hie grand er of the coming bride. Prince II. of San Francisco Safety Pins, equal to the best Imported, Jan The In Treasure waii. Jury to Judge borders on the sen- a poor reputation for thrift, and sponded to the toast, "The Ladles," C cents per dozen. Wnlnlonle. Flltz. from Koloa. I.ltll" has - 25 Str. sational In some of Us frnture. A good Mrs. Campbell tllil not give her con- u very pleasing manner. Gnrtcr Webbing, pure elnstlc, 10. 2i, U, 20, Str. Lchtin, Power, from Mnul ports. only Sundny. January 1!. pnrt of the time of the Jury wns taken sent to her daughter's betroth.nl until C. T. llurr of Snn Jose was the cents p r ynrd. tin- - liquor s congratul.it- - Emery IJ.ills, needed to tnke rust off your needles, Claudlnc, from Maul ports. tip In the Investigation of the prospective groom und she had other speaker. He Str. to a Jap nniiied tltnoro. who ob- ns cil his brld- i- C cents each. Monday, January IS. ivarhed a thorough understanding the Prlnee and very quality pins, llcenao before the of for-- 1 English Ilalrpln Cabinets, fine $3 tained a irotent to it settlement of Miss Campbell's elect, and snld that he had yj- Str. Lchun, Dower, for Moloknl ports; Sheriff Andrews reaclud Tnasuier Campbells for many -f 10 cents each. Territo- tlno known the very pretty shell, 10 cents each. 5 p. in. Wright. The Jury charges thai ' young lady Stiny .Lock Pins, - of Colnnid Parker did years. He said he knew the 6 cents n ball. Sir. Valalealc, Plltz, for ... rial olllclnls, namelv n clerk In tin- sher- The mediation marry Darning C nton. Coats' fast black, well, would C In Court, iniieh to win success for David, and and that the Prince Darning Hall, with spring attachment, Kllauea; p. m. iff's ollice. a clerk tho District - Improved Schr. Mnlolo, Moke, for I'unaluu; 3 and tho clerk of Jtiflgo Little, nro Inter- Judge Gear nnd George Dnvls ulso aid- one of the noblest women It had ever 25 cents. 1 privilege to become acquainted P. . ested In tho concern which Is known as od In argument for the suitor. been his Curling Irons, ir cents each. i. the Jnpanoso Wine nnd I.lqunr Company. A week ago Invitations were Issued with, Harbour's Irish Linen Thread, 200 yards, 10 cents. The Jury recommends a "wash day." close friends of the Campbells, Among those who snt down to the Aluminum Thimbles, 10 cents each. DEPARTED. Superin- to forty 25 cents In regard to complaint thnt und of Prince David to dine with Miss! dinner were Mrs. James Campbell, Miss "The Comfort" Corset Hose Supporters, Friday, January 10. tendent lloyd has charged the expenses hotel, on Campbell, David, per pair. Campbell nt the St. Jnmcs ' Alible Prince Herbert his trip to tho road board the Jury Occident-promine- Str. Nllhaii, W. Thompson, for of New evening. Two hundred Kidder, George Hooper of the nt WHITNEY & HARSH, 6 p. m. says : Year's limited. Eleele and Hnnapcpo: San Joseans were bidden to nl Hotel; C. T. Uurr, Miss Ilomcra, h Nelson, for Koolau ports; "Wo have examined Into this, nnd find Mall Order Dept. Box 171. Honolulu. Oahu. Mi Schr. Lady, paid this bill, ball which followed tho dinner. vertlser by the Inst mall that Miss S p. m. that said board have not a 9 a. m. but we do find that they were In receipt The tnbles were arranged In the form Campbell had denied she was ntllanced Sloop Kalulanl, for Eivn: gorgeous- - day tho Mokolll, Searle, for Koolau ports; of such it bill for 1217., but refused to of n parallelogram nnd were to Prince David. The after Str. pay It. ly decorated, ns wns the banquet hull, steamer left with this statement, the was sent do-- , Btr. W. G. Hall, Thompson, for Maul "We ilsn llnd that n like bill The color scheme was pink and the Chronicle published a similar one. Hut ports. to South Hllo Hoad Hoard for $2S0. which signs Included large lamp shades, rib- - the story would not down, nnd on IX'-bo- and Konn trnv-ellln- g Am. hkt. Omega, Mackle. for Eureka. bill wns claimed to be due lloyd for and festoons nrrnnge.l In an artls- - jcemb'T 29, the Examiner published nn expenses incurred while gos-an- Am. bkt. S. G. Wilder, Jackson, for nnd other manner. Smllax article from San Jose, reviving the d In South H'.lo district, and like llnmti-ku- a tie and harmonious Snn Francisco. holly In wreaths were twined Mrs. Hurr, Miss Alice Campbell, Dr. Am. hkt. Archer, Calhoun, for ban Itond Hoard, nlso refused payment. We lire very strongly of the opinion about the windows. The glow of aiEdwnru llninrooK, Mrs. Ada l.noue.', Grllilth, for San thnt the toad bo.inls acted wisely In re hundred electric lights made brilliant Mrs. Joseph It. Hyland, Miss Edith "m Am. bkt. Albert, Gay, Parker, Jnmes Parker, Francisco. fusing in pay sttrli bills, as there li a the room. Tho tables were strewn with Ernest appropriation Mowers The!.Mrs. Alice Carmlclincl, Harry IJradley, S. S. Hongkong Mnru. Fllmer. for sperlal for such the choicest of California. 11 p. and ns wo understand it rond money can 8:".0 o'clock, Mr. nnd Mrs. William Hunt, Joseph II, San Francisco; 4:30 m. cucsts were .seated about , Saturday, January 11. be used for road pin poses only. and almost Immediately Colonel Par-- Uyland, Esther Cummlngs, Miss Esther 'We also understand that kolmlii and nnd the engage- - Chrystul. S. S. America Marti, Going, for the paid surli llko ker arose announced A GOOD TOP BUGGY, $100.00 Wulmea lto.nl Hoards ! the dinner a wedding march Orient; C:20 p. in. bills, which we are of the opinion should nient. After Str. Mnul, Hennett, for Hnmnkun pa'd, very auc- With all the eclat possible to the was played nnd led by Prince Dnvld not hnvii been nnd much Campbell, guests ports; at noon. tion the right or legality of Superintend- hnndsome Hawaiian Mr. Parker snld: and Miss the marched WAGOjXS, Am. schr. II. D. Bendixon, Oleson. ent of IMilillr Works rendering such bills, "Ladles und gentlemen: It Is with to the music room on the second floor the Scund. payment greatest I Inform you of the hotel, where those invited only for for nnd requesting of snme." the pleasure that Am. schr. Joseph Rusk, Peterson, The .grand Jury nlso Investigated the of the engagement of Miss Abble to the hnll greeted them. The room was PHAETONS, Eureka. escape, of murderer Fujlharn, who wns Kawnna-nnko- n. bamboo, SSa": Sundny, Jnnunry 12. Campbell nnd Prince David decorated with palms, smllax In tile Illlu Jail under sentence of dentil. I congrnttilalo the bride-ele- ct and holly berries. Over the stage the BRAKES, Am. bk. Kllkltat, Cutler, for the Jury' The exonerates the sheriff, and then Hags wore u and the prospective groom. Let us nil Amcilcun and Hawaiian r lC"C: Cr-j- ..v" Sound. says: Tr-VAS- to life-lon- g happiness," draped and n lnrgo American ling hung SUUKEYSj Am. bkt. George C. Perkins, Jensen, "At tho samo time we nru of the on'.n. drink their A Eureka. Sam drained his gluss and looked over the entrance to the room. 1A K y for llennecke, Ion that the prisoner escaped through V Am. bk. James Johnson, the connivance of tho guards, not over over at George A. Davis, who Is on a Miss Abble Campbell wore a pale BUGGIES, IiiU V for the Sound. the fence, or wall, but through the gale, strictly water diet. Davis In n Hood of crepe do chine gown, with bodice cut Humes?, Varnishes, Cnrriago Str. Noenu. Pederson. for I.ahalnn. nnd that the prisoner's bed was so ar- choice oratory covered all points of the decollete, and short sleeves. A great RUNABOUTS. Kaannpall, Honokau and Kukulhuele; ranged to represent a person sleeping romance. He was nt ins nest aim necKiuce oi oinmonus was aoout ner Material, Iron Horse Shoes. 3 p. m. thereon, not by the prisoner but bj" bOtne- - pleased quiet San throat, nnd In her raven hnir glistened Townsend, for nmnxod and the Gaso. schr. Eclipse, one In the Jail, and that one Kan Kou, j a dozen gems of immense value, Klhel, Kiillun, Joseans by the beauty of the oratorical Lnhalna, Mnkcnn, a prisoner, Immediately opposite snld bouquets which be giacefully Hung at Mrs. Alice Curmlehael wore a gown and llookena; 3 p. in. Fujlharn. any do- should not hear noise Miss Campbell, Prince David, Mrs. of lavender satin, brocaded in white, In AND CO. Str. Klnnu. Freeman, for Hllo and ling the night, n guard being placid be- PACIFIC VEHICLE SUPPLY i was wnv ports: 12 in. tween the two prisoners und both pris- Campbell. Snm Parker, and everybody princess style. The bodice cut Clnudlno, Parker, for Maul potts; oners being shackled, and the doors of within reach. low, with short sleeves, trimmed with Day Blucl;, Bcretrtum Street, Honolulu. Str. - 5 P. ni both cells open. It would seem to in that Davis said In pint: "It would bo un- while lace. The skirt was in panels Str. MlUahaln, Gregory, for Knual tlin prisoner was assisted to becoming In me to eulogize the virtues lllled v. Ith chiffon, over a petticoat of : o: ports, 5 p. m. Willie we have no proof thnt bribery wni of tho because It Is well-know- n n hlte silk, and trimmed with lavender , liana-mnul- u Prince Str James Malu-e- Tullett, for resorted to, wo nre of opinion that aid that I was closely connected with hlui end silver passementerie. and Ahuklnl: 4 p. in. was given the prisoner, both on the In- as a brother of the mystic tie, and as a ' Miss Campbell's most Intimate girl G. X. Co's S. S. Eureka, Woedon, for CATALOGDE side and oiits'de of the J.ill." 1 could say friend. Miss Anita Chrystal, wore un Knliulul. as close personal Mend; but KuOORlLLOMll The Jury nlso condemned the Jail sterling exquisite of organdie trlin-qii.illl- tllmsy and recommends Improvement. thnt I value his friendship und dress white was not surprised ineil with rare Valenciennes lace and 'I - Moro Ships. and that V .m ii IT.-- ..'.. ' Tim Orders For COUIIT CASES. he hnil won the heart of one of In- - line nulling and pink satin bows, Hongkong Telegraph snys; The Ill Judge Utile's court Kiihalckoa, wall's fairest daughters. Hut It is The inule for the dancing was The larceny, All J! assault, were ac- United States government litis decided and in, strange that the Uepubllcan dered by a quintet of Hawaiian must-Nation- ho quitted. 1'edro, n Jnp, of Hiimnkiia, wns G. N. WILCOX, President. J. F. HACKFELD, Vice President. to build twenty-on- e gunidsdilps to Ciiminltteeniini from Hawaii clans who also played during tho ld convicted malicious Injury. A nolle 1J. stationed nt Manila, and to give orders of announce the engagement of ttie; ner. They were brought from San SUIIK, Secretary and Trcaau rer. T. MAY, Auditor. to certain shipbuilding com- prosequi wns enteied In the case of Geo. for them Duikee, larceny. Democratlo candidate who opposed him Francisco to Snn Joso for the occasion, panies In the East. The contract for niid-wnl- concluded by Indictments returned by the grand Jury at the llrst Congressional light In Iu- - The supper was served ab.mt l. the construction will bo " night. means of tenders, and therefore sev- were nlso rend to tho prisoners. Three SCIFIG GUANO AND FERTILIZER CO. eral Japanese shipbuilding yards, In- natives from ll.iuiakua are charged with "The closing years of the century are Iterations nnd denials of the engage-fu- ll cluding the Nagasaki, the lshlkawa-Jlm- n, setting lire to logs and brush on Albert of wonders, and therefore I cense nient have occupied much space In tho the Hrngn, nnd others, together Horner's land. to be puzzled. The club, the race track newspapers of San Francisco nnd San POST OFFICE BOX 484 MUTUAL TELEPHONE 487 with the Shanghai and the Hongkong Kan Kou w.ti charged with crncklng and all lovers of true sport and all good Jose In the past week. I wrote the viinls. have already been Invited to his wife's skull with it hnminer. Ho In Honolulu nnd throughout sip. Tho Examiner's article wns nc- - pleaded guilty, and wns sent up for II vu the enter Into the competition which Is to will me In congrnt - Icompanled by portrait of Miss Camp month. years. I' uglsnkl was Indicted for murder Tenitory Join with a Wc Are to FHi All come off the beginning of next Prince who Is n prince by bell in her mardi-gra- s bull gown, Prepared Orders for the will be In the first degree. Me threw himself on ulntlng the taken The term for construction ns by upon Un- In Honolulu, by Davey, by a one year. the mercy nt the court nnd was sentenc- nature as well name and also ed to prison for ten years. successful termination of his suit." picture of David. Jiiijarin, burglar, wns sentenced to When Dals bud closed, Judge Goo. A week ago Miss Abble Campbell en- - llilo Slipping. prison for live years, and two Porto Gear, spoke as follows As a member tertalned the pupils of the Notie Dame sen- --Am. scar. f Iray charged with assault wero nlo of the same club, and ns un intimate V. VHIUI J Ul .HUML', Ul UII JUHC, III Artificial. Illlt'l Charters: iwiS to years A big Harbor. tenced llvo each. lot of friend of Prince David. I heaitily the Hotel St. James, In that city. A Ceylon, Gamble. minor offenders wero given Jail sen- upon was given fifty Hark Port tences. congratulate him the announce- inuslcale with fellow Am. stmr. Enterprise, San Francisco. ment of his engagement to one of students of Miss Campbell and other Schr. Eva. Eureka. TRANSITION PEIHOD CASE. loveliest daughters, and I inn friends as guests. Ship Falls of Clyde, San Francisco. Ah Quolig, a Chinese, who bad been surprised that the marriageable young The young Indies who nlnved were .fertilizers. Ithoderlck Dim, San Francisco. serving Hk. a life sentence for r.ipc, entered men of San Jose ha- - not h en able to Miss Maud Campbell, Miss Irene Ilk. St. Catherine, S.in Francisco. "" " a plea in bar. He was one of the transi In David Campbell, Miss "Wilcox, ALSO, CONSTANTLY ON I' AND: '" Vessels In Port: Ah. lilt. Amy Turnur, tion prisoners. keep her California. Prince Hilda Miss has won u prize upon which no value Monica Wilcox, Miss Emily Agulrre, PACIFIC GUANO, POTASH, SULPHATE OF AMMONIA, Warlimd, Master. THE HAND'S VISIT. Am. slip. .Marlon Citllcott, Nelson, Mas- can bo set. I say aloha." Flora Pliilgau nnd Ada Rhodes. A de- - NITRATE OF SODA, CALCINED FEjITILIZEH, ter, The band lias been having a busy time Colonel Parker spoke again, saying: llclous supper wn3 served when the SALTS. ETC., ETC.. ETC, Dnowo-rtz- . playing every evening. The band on ' Am. sclir. W. I'. WltzeiiMiin, "I am pleased that It has fallen to me musicale wns over, Special attention given to nnalysls of soils by our agricultural chemist. Muster. Monday went to Olaa and Puna on tho engagement. OT.P.IEN. In- to announce this Prince FREDERICK goods In ovcry respect. Schr O. M. Kellogg, Iverson, Muster. Hllo railroad la a special train nt the All nre GUARANTEED Am. bk. Annie Johnson, Williams. vitation of the company. The band nlso For further particulars apply to pl.ied for the exhibition drill given by Schr Defender, Marsters. Pacific Gnaiio and Ffirlilizcr Company Am bk. Martha Davis, McAlltnan, the military company. OUT dr. w. averdam. Manager Master. j.J KEPAIltS TO NORTH HII.O. MARCONI MAY KNOCK yijfw Sc?r. Otillle Fjord, llosch. Tho road board of North lido has bud Departed: Jan. 3, Am. brig Conauelo, troubles of its own since tho lust big DR, Page, to lluna for sugar. Hood which washed out seven culverts PROPOSED PACIFIC CABLE J. COLLI3 BROWNE'S Jan. 1, Schr. Chas. L Woodbury frjbetween Luiipahoehoe nnd AVnlnkniiiuln. $1"? Honolulu with wood. j Tho damage caused required plana fur ,$., I temporal y repairs nnd permanent Im- - piovcinenls. Ity the lnxt Klnnu, the road .(Special I the Advertis r ) up und the signals were Hashed on a IS TIIK OUIGINAL AND ONLY OICNPIXE. Kahului ShtipltiK board sent a requisition to the board of straight line to the destination, ISO) Ill'FFALO, Jan. 3. The Iluffalo Kx-pre- ss i QtilcKstcp, 'publla warns for w,w or miles away. The nre much Coughs, Colds, Asthma and Bronchitis. In ports Am. bktne, icci iiimoer suggests that the projects for facilities Mellm from Taconin, lumber. ,nnu onier mnierinis wmi wn.cn to maie better In Hawaii nnd near San Fran- .DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE. Vice Chancellor SIR Y. Hr baik Antiope, Murray, from the gulches temporarily passable for laying n cable across tho Pacific be de- cisco thnn at either of the terminal PAGE WOOD stated publicly In court that DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE was - It Is leurned wire- ?m ih, c Jl. j team. Assistant Supeilntendent of I'ub- layed until whether points chosen by tho Italian Inventor undoubtedly the INVENTOR of CHLORODYNE; that the whole story of Ta- - He AS'orks Hawaii, Am ;.ir. Stanley S.hmnltz, from Marston Campbell enme over less stitlons at Sun Francisco, tor his last experiment. For the Hon- the defendant. Freeman, was deliberately untrue, and re regretted to ;ay It uro.i. lumber. this week to oversee the work of repair- - Wake Island, Guam nnd tho Philip- hud been sworn to. See tho Times, July 18, 1S01. lug tho washed out bridges. Tho lumber pur- olulu end Tantalus offers an Inviting Am bk. V. it. Flint, Johnson, faun pines would not answer the same location, while Mt. Tamalpals would DR. J. COLLIS UROWNE'S CHLORODYNE Is a liquid medicine which it o Ki.,nclseo, merchandise. will bo shipped by the Maul, nnd will pose Uss cost. assuages PAIN of EVERY KIND, affords a calm, refreshing sleep WITH- Pupnulca. at much give almost any desired elevation for Vrr!.il. Jan. 1, Br. bark Antlcpe, ' landed at Two assistants SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4. The lluU OUT HEADACHE, and INVIGORATES tho nervous system when exhaust- 10 fro-- i Mr. Campbell. San Francisco M.irj. days Ladyimttb, C at. .accompanied letln says: the station. ed. Is tho GREAT SPECIFIC FOR CHOLERA, DYSENTERY and DIARR- Am. schr. BUmley Schmaltz, j Whatever dilllcultles may be In the Jen. i. SHORT NEWS NOTES. All was greatly 111 HOEA. t Hawaii Interested way of a commercial adaptation of London, reports It ACTS Oi) irom iaeom imnwir. Mr nn,i Mr. T T.wl nnnmmnn llm news Marconi Hashed sig- the Tho General Board of Health, that as a Jan. 4, Am. schr. Stanley Schnv.li 15 the that had Itnllaii wizard's invention, Is no CHARM: one dose generally sufficient. engagement of their daughter Hazel to from Cornwall, England, to St. there ansa fio u Eureka. lumber. ' M". Clarrnet' UoblKon of Iang Island. nals question about the way the matter Is Dr. Gibbon, Army Medical Staff, Calcutta, states: "Tivo doses completely , c.ibll'. i Jpn S. S. Clai .din. Parser, f oin James Scott has gone to Maui to take Johns, Newfoundland, without a regarded ln Hawaii. The people there cured mo of diarrhoea." Hawaii yearns tor a cable to connect CHLORODYNE Is In Honolulu the management of the Klhel plantation. believe that their long-desir- cable DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S the true patlatlve u, s. S. idlna, . rom It so commun- CANCER, TOOTHACHE, Jan. iu Parker, The two stores of Wnll, Nichols Co. with the mainland that can llnd a sntisfnetoiy In NEURALGIA. GOUT. RHEUMATISM. liana isl- substitute tho COLLIS CHLORODYNE rapidly cuts at- lur,. will be consolidated. ication with the world outside the Marconi system of wireless telegraphy, DR. J. BROWNE'S short all Departures: Jan. ", Ac uctr. 3fi ilia. S may tacks of EPILEPSY. SPASMS. COLIC. PALPITATION, HYSTERIA. mdny, Jan. it, Postnnster Sevt ranco and settlements be had without and they nre tho Invent- Knudsun, for the Siund. eolihrHtpd the fiftieth rimileerwnrv nt 1,Iq waiting a week or more for the trans- anxious thnt IMPORTANT CAUTION. The Immense Sale of this Remedy has given 3, Am. H. T, or conio West try nt es Jan. schr Alexai.der, arrival In tho Islands. mission. cable project of Mnckay and his hand rise to many Unscrupulous Imitations. Johiibon, for San Fltnclsco, The tablishing communication between N. R. Every of Genuine Chlorodyno benrs on Government lorester Hniighs, accompanied by i:. was welcomed In Honolulu ns a means Bottle the Jan. 11, S. S. Clause, Perkor, fcr Ho M. Honolulu und San Stamp ihe name of the Inventor. DR. J. COLL" BROWNE. Sold In bottles. Orltlltb, Is maklni; a tour of Hawaii's to desired end, now people Francisco. nolulu. forests. the hut the Is Viil. Is Dd nnd 4s Cd, by all chemists. over are asking If. af 23 Mr. 1. P.rrlrkson exhibited a cane load- there enrh other Sole Manufacturer, J, 7, DavetlCOft, Grent Russell St., London, W. C. er ter all. It will not be possible to estab- Latest From M.ea Stone. lima iiffTirfium WAILUKU, Jan. U.-R- ev. James A. yesterday at noon at Ponohawal nnd lish a wireless telegraph system 3.-- The re- Henderson, a colored minister who cams Pleasant streets, which he dnlnis will that SOFIA (Hulgaria). Jan. local greatly cheapen the process of loading can answer the same purpose as the -- to Maul from Montgomery, Alabama, ports of tho release of Miss Kllen M. !i i cane In the ileitis. It Is made nn the der- ibout a year ago. and who ha.i since ' Stono and her companion, Mme. Tsllka negro rick plan, nnd Is designed to wcIrIi and ir h rw.,n frn, You Enjoy served as pastor to the colony at !,.,. remnlii unconfirmed. News from tho It; Hprcckelsvllle, died from a stroke, of par-- load the cane at the satno time. The ex. St. Johnsm,ito Cornwall, n distance of on 8. perlment was mado yestcrdny with 1M 1S00 miles, why can ho not do same frontier says the brigands aro hiding In eanefiuay, January hoi..' ". the You Need It, Too. 8 6ercd a serious stroke in July from 'u"nU? ,r .8a,n(1 ln "K- - t'"' Invention thing between Honolulu nnd San Fran- - Turkish territory, and aro being hustled 2 ho X. npp"ci,,.'vn for. a patent. 300 J? Jlch had almost recovered when tin nn(1 Cisco, only miles further? by the Inhabitants, who had previously .5? a; second ana ratal occurred, Mr. '." x" ru further trial l th - stroke actual handling of can r a dayn. This question Is being seriously dls- been victimized by tho bandits. A light k enderon was 0 years old, and wag tn- cussed in Honolulu, and already the occurred recently. In which tho leaders PRIM LAGER f ,. aorn and raised near Montgomery, Ala- - people nre of brigands are said to nave oeen mma. youmr speculating on the means the Has all tho wonderful tonic properties of Vhen a man. he entered A CUHH FOn LVMHAOO. thnt mny be necessary to sys- - wounded. Part of tho brigand band, .5 Bookt,r v1llinKton Tus- - have the - iS S d9"6 school at tern Inaugurated I wearied of the delay In obtaining a ran- puro hops and malt. 3 a SkBCe' Ala" ylB of t students. W. C. Williamson, of Amherst, Vft., have deserted and ? - na received malbduciiilnn m In the published accounts of "f, "r'lves, S thm in. U, S. A., says: more year re attempting'r to er Ilulgarta, but Absolutely pure and properly nged. Ututlon.News, For than a ennl's litem It nn..L tS I suffered from lumbago. I finally tried ncnlecment "PPears ,ho uarj, are dosely watching the fron-th- at - H. OJ Judge A. JJumphreyi It eiDctM to stations were erected 200 feet ,8 where-abov- e Order a trial case from the Brewery. n Chamberlain's Pain Halm, nnd It gave tler u rurthcr nU that tho .. j g visit MaulOjtt week. me entire relief, which nil other reme- sea levrl at one end of the de- - i,outs of the captives U known and that a t; T.nfomce o L C. ft fi. Co. hai drnl-er- sired line of Telephone Main 341. - jpy dies had failed to do." Sold by nil s communication, nnd at r in hoped the agents of tho missionaries " u a- uosainovea mm HSnockHltvllle to Camp nnd druggists. Hrnson, Smith ft the other end MX) feet nbove sea level, will b abln to get In contact with the Delivered Free in City. ran located. v if Co., Ltd., agent for II, I. From these stations balloons were snt bandits la a few days. 2f . J rrtTn ,"t SUPPLEMENT TO THE HAWAIIAN GAZETTE.

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I SKMI-WBKKI- iY. 1 VOL. XXX VI HO.NOI.ULr, II T.f TUKSDAY, JANTAUY II, 1002.- - WHOM No. 235b. I 1

DELINQUENT TAX . LIST FOR 1901 3

Iti accordance with Section 58, Act. LI, Session Laws of 1896, the following List of Delinquent Taxpayers is hereby published, and comprises the Delinquent Taxes for llc FIRST DIVISION AND DISTRICTS, as indicated, including Real Estate, Personal Property, Carriages, Carts and Drays, Dogs, Personal, Income Taxes assessed and remaining unpaid for 1901, with 10 per cent, penalties and the cost for Advertising, as the Law provides.

131 Husky, Miss 1 70 26S Clark, 37 90 403 Co., 491 10 613 C. II 116 10 652 Joe ' Ilawnll Land Ltd...... Jutld, Knlapahla. Knlun 3! 44 269 132 Barrett, Est Moses, Julia Cross. Chas 15 90 406 Hee Chan 275 50 646 Jones, Magaret D 1 60 653 Kahula 14 90 17 00 1) SUPPLEMENT Barrett. Admx 270 Chaee, O. 9 S3 407 Hopp & Co., J 61 S3 493 Johnson, Mrs. Fanny II. 74 20 CS1 Knlelhon, S. W. A 14 35 133 Bow Kee, Y 7 10 271 Oostn. M. F. le .... 6 65 ! 40S Hop Hong 19 20 CS3 Knonohl, Hockey IN 134 Ulshnw, Alex 17 10 272 Costello, .Mike 11 59 409 Hop Yuen 61 00 ol7 & Co., L. B. .1909 45 6S5 1902 Kerr Ltd., Kunewn, J. II 37 91 TUliSDAY JANUARY 11, 133 7 10 273 11 50 3 25 S 11 KS Boargcs. Joaquin de Collins. J. J 410 Honolulu Itestnurnnt 64 Kerr, L. . 50 6S7 Kaluawnl 14 35 136 Baker, J no. A 7 10 274 Clark, John 11 50 411 Hawallnn Abstract & Title 549 Kim Tal . in :;5 6v Knlun. G. K., and Llllka- - 137 20 40 275 11 50 First Division, Island of Oahu, Dis- Brynnt, Henry Chock Ing Co., Ltd 55 50 6J0 Kwong Fat Chan Co . 37 80 lanl (w) 22 61 138 17 00 276 Choy 11 50 412 trict of Honolulu. Baker, Ester Chlng Honolulu Investment Co., 651 Kum Hoy . 1 60 6S9 Keanahuna, Lulkn 6 85 139 H 12 30 277 Chong 17 00 61 00 I Barrenaba, J. Cut Ltd 552 Kukea (w), (W. U Wilcox 690 Knunamano, J. K 65 61 140 Buck. 4121 27S Chung Sing Long .. 11 60 413 S 11 50, 39 00 1J 70 Stearns Holt. E. ngenl) C91 Kemahllluae 7 11 Au Tim Kec 141 4 70 279 S 20 Booth. C. W , Chung San 414 Hutchliigs, Est. J 53 50 653 Kuliul, Mary 69 SO 692 Knmollllll, 13 71 Austin Publishing Co., Ltd. 20 63 20 Robert 142 Brown, E. D 7 250 Chew Quon 8 201 415 Hownrd & Train 2 70 554 Kwong Mow 78 60 693 3 Ah Chew Brothers 11 50 Keholwnl, J. W 22 60 143 Becker. Adeline, by V. A. 251 Cummlngs Est., Clar 176 93 416 Hnlsey, Mrs. 35 70 635 (w) 6 00 4 Adams. K. R 3 50 Kaale 694 Knohele, K 12 06 Kalac, Gdn 9 30 252 Cabral, Maml. 417 D. O 13 15 656 39 00 5 33 CO J Hamman, Kwong Chong 695 Knhunahana, David 8 2t Aneko, Ikuwa (w) 144 9 40 283 9 30 Botelho, Frank Cravalho, Estaro ... 41S Hart, Mrs. E 220 50 657 Knhalau, Trustee 33 60 696 (w) 3 80 6 Power & Water i Kuluamanl American 145 Boyd, Josephine K 47 90 284 Cornwell, W. U. ... 33 50 419 3 80 55S 39 00 Company 8 20 Hawaiian Bazaar Klllean. Miss M. E 697 Kalaukoa, John 171 146 Brown, C. II 10 40 2S5 Chung Ung 9 SO 420 High, C. It., Dr. 13 70 559 King, C 69 90 7 Aqular, Ant. 1 60 W. 698 Keawe, Chan 4175 de 147 Baker, Mrs. George 170 421 11 50 660 40 S 2 Hop Wo Co Kennedy, Mrs. M 9 699 Kinney, 1 7 Angus, Mrs 70 7 JO Lovoll 14S Bent, David 422 Htrano, II 13 70 561 Kanlkau, 40 700 10 Aylett, L. 50 CO 2S7 52 20 Joe Kauhane II J 149 Bryan 7 20 Dunbar, Mrs. E 423 63 30 562 40 it 11 - 19 20 Haleakala, Mrs. E. K Kepoo, Robert Koapuit 701 Kaluna, Est. of W. B GS Alcana.- 150 170 288 Dunbar, William 8 20 Becker 424 Haywiden. II. T. 17 00 563 Kauhane 1 70 702 Kapona 11 12 Akana, John 7 20 7 20 2S9 Davidson, T. K. 8 20 151 Baker, Itobert II 425 Hlng Chang 17 00 664 Knhue, Mrs. K 6 53 703 12 Ah On Co 13 70 290 Kalllnu, E. A 1ST! 152 Brazil, M. A. 43 95 Day, P. 11 50 426 61 00 665 13 16 14 : 2 81 Hart, Mrs. Haleakala Knlauokalant, D. K 704 Kapule, Dobora and PooUnl 4 Ah Un 153 99 59 291 Drew, Edward 7 SO 618 70 It tr, Blart, H. 0 v...... 427 Holt, Jr., John D 566 Kuamoo, Jack 3 80' 705 Kulkahl 7 Akl. Mary A 3130 154 68 80 292 Dement, Chas 40 50 Berry, F. J 423 Hugglns, A 11 567 Kahlnakua I 40 707 Kuhookaumahn, E 8 84) 17 Apo. J. A 33 50 25 293 Dick, Chong 1 40 J. 155 Burnette, Ellen M 47 429 Harrub, E. L. 11 50 663 Kaulua, Henry 7 20 708 18 Ah Koon 3130 294 9 30 Kalaktela, J. B 84 M 156 Bredc, Sr. W 33 60 Devauchclle, Elizabeth K. 4X0 Lucy K 41 20 569 3 70 19 11 50 Henrique, Kualoa 709 Kaupa, Mary II SI Ah Kui 157 90 70 295 Dalyamaru 11 50 17 75 ButterHeld, J. A 431 Holsteln, E. C 570 Kahaaralnul, Henry 33 70 710 Kam-aiakala- , 20 Ah Kin 2 70 296 31 Moke 16 45 16S Baker, Mrs. Katherlne 6 00 Duncan, Barah B, 30 432 Gomes .. 8 20 571 B 7 10 16 SO Hendrlques, Manl. Kalelopu, A. 711 Keaho (w) 6 21 Alapal, Henry 159 26 90 297 Dentsh, Auglstlno de .... 2 70 79 80 Buchanan, W. M 433 Hitchcock, II. It 572 Klemme, II 13 70 712 341 Alapal, Elona 4 90 29S Dot 4 90 ' Keaho (w) 8 160 Brown, J. C 33 501 434 Harris, S. J 17 00 673 Kwong Chee Kee 3 80 .1 8 20 712 Kahahawal, J. P. ..' 67 Alapal, Kale 161 121 50 299 Devauchclle, Mrs. L. M. ... 8 20 55 50 Brown, Mrs. C. H 435 Hopkins, Mrs. Rose 574 Kaakau (w) 35 70 713 2 24 Alapal, Samuel K 13 70 300 11 60 Kaluka 7 162 Brown, J. F. 152 85 Dower, J. J 436 (w) 30 20 675 10 95 25 4 99 Hookaa.Kekahuna .... Knlnoakupuna, M. (w) 714 Kaulukou, Mrs. Annie 41 Alapal, Lily 163 M 232 60 201 Dodd, Mrs. Grace 41 40 70 SO t Brown, A. 437 Hitchcock, Mrs. II. R 676 Keuinl, Mrs 3 90 715 Klin Wo 17 90 26 Ana (k) 8 20 8 20 ro2 Davis. Mrs. 8. 62 20 Yin 164 Breckenrldge, Elmer E 43S Hnlll, George 11 60 677 99 50 i 27 K 53 85 King, Est. of J. A. 716 Kiitnwe, J 14 50 Anna, A. 7 20 303 Downey, J. T. 3 80 SO 163 Barras, Frank William .... 439 Hooknno, S 3 578 Kaimikanl (w) ... 35 70 717 28 Aona, Michael 53 30 301 Davey, 13 70 Knnunionna, Sam 19,20 166 Beckman, II. J 1150 Frank 440 Holt, 11. W. nnd George H. 579 Kapekn 13 70 29 Achl, Win. 2 70 303 Kauhnne, 718 Kainoa, L. Walolama 8 00 C, Jr. 167 Borges, Manl. ltapoza 3 10 Dobson, II 11 50 55 60 13 70. 30 6 53 Holt 6S0 Kalolo, Est. of ... 719 Kltilluu 7 29 Aneko (w) 165 7 10 306 Davis, J 11 50 80 Baptist, Joe Govca 441 Hlrose, J 23 rsi KiMiuinl, S 6 00 720 31 Ah Ngoe 2S 00 207 Decker, M 26 43 Knuhnahna (w) 170 Mrs. F. 442 9 30 6S2 T, . 3 90' 32 Ah Kan 57 70 Hlral Kiinuku, Louis 721 Keohtlimi 160 443 Hurlgiichi 24 70 5S3 62 20 33 All 12 05 163 Campbell. A. N 6 00 Kulunii. list. Wm. 722 Knpoe, J. II 8 20 Tonff 414 10S 30 1 20 SOS Evans, Harry L 78 70 Humnda 5SI Kiiln (w) 60 .1 7 10 34 Ah Kwal 7 20 170 Correa, A. 0 8 i Kanlkanlhea 209 443 Hao, 4 45 6S5 17 00 :: 35 Ah Sum 11 50 171 Collins, C. R 49 53 Ehrllek, S 12 30 Nellie Klshltnolo I Kahoolulu (w) 3 80 310 1 446 Hao Roma 11 50 108 30 36 Ah Sins 11 50 172 Campbell & 1'ettus 105 00 Estrella, Francisco da ..... 60 5S6 Keklpl, llaalou ... 725 Kaulunl, Mary 3 SO 311 417 Hind, It. It 63 S3 225 15 37 Ah I 19 30 173 Campbell, II 14 SO Kills. C. L. 8 20 5S7 Kane, S. K 726 Keopulilwa 8 20 312 90 449 Horn Kee 5 45 nss . 20 40 33 Ah Scu 12 60 174 Camarinos, D. G 23 60 Edwards, John 14 Knne, Ernest K. 727 Klin Wo 1150 313 10 50 450 Hop Lee Yuen Co 12 05 689 1150 39 Aral 11 50 175 Chinese Beno. Society (by Ebcrleln, Geo Kawaa. Malic 72S Kum Sing 1160 451 2 15 3 R0 40 8 20 44 39 314 'En Fook 1150 IlOHhlda 590 Kohokalole, Lelhulu 729 Kumaknhtapo 4 90 Aklhllo Chang Chow) 26 99 315 7 20 452 Hiram, 691 30 85 1 41 Achl. Win. C 2080 90 176 Cockett, .Mrs. C. IS 7 10 Ella John Kanewahlne, EhL of 730 Kana 70 316 453 Hllblis, Capt. J 30 20 692 ir..t..w.u..il 11 Tfl 42 Aholo, Mrs. Jas 4 90 177 Chock Sing 89 60 Edwards, Jumen 170 731 Knhonano 7 20 317 70 454 Harbottle, Edwin 8 20 693 2 70, 4.1 Aulil, Mrs. Lilly 55 50 178 Carty, James 159 43 Ellis, Victoria S 79 Kwong Wo 732 Kukonn, Solomon 9 41 455 8 20' 17 10 41 Aimoku (w) 3 80 179 Cartwrlght, Daisy 110 50 31S Enos, Joe ..... 11 50 Haahco, Ben 694 Kidder, Chas. A. 733 Keoln, Ollva (w) 8 30 456 39 55 8 45 Alllkapeka 6 00 ISO Cook, Mrs. Hannah 55 60 319 Esona 11 50 Harbottle, Isaac 695 Koolewal (k) 20( 734 Kalaluhl, Tom 6 00 458 Hop Hlng Kl 11 50 696 . v 46 Anahull 1 60 181 Colburn, Mrs. J. F 28 00 KanooKicKie, ivaniniu vwj n 735 Kalelelke, I 8 21 459 Young 11 59 9 30 47 Ah Pau, L. 3 25 182 Cooper, Mrs. K. W 8 2 Ho 697 Kntelmanula and Kamalo .. 736 Komanawa, Est. of, "Henry 320 Fisher, Will E 78 00 460 Co 87 40 S3 60 43 Abrou, 7 63 183 Coney, W. 8 40 Hop Kee 598 Keohn and Klh! Maui Ag-t.- 9 81 Antonc II 321 Fook Bau Tong 33 60 99 50 49 Akana. 1160 184 Conlelro, Manuel 14 80 461 Hlrlshl and Komlshl 599 Kolapoepoe, S 125 737 Kapule. Hannah 170 0 332 Foo Kee Chan 1110 462 68 20 83 M B0 Ayau, C. K 26 90 185 Coordclro, Jose 2 79 Horlta 600 Klna, J. P. 738 Keoneula, K 19 tl 323 Freltas, Manuel F 13 M 463 02 95 98 78 St I 20 186 Manuel 8 20 Hiram. J, K 601 Kale Iokeos, 739 Kelekoma, Abel 4M Aukum Cabral, 324 Fook Kee, M S3 60 1180 52 Ah On 6 04 187 Cravalho, Marie. 0 76 444 Hoke, J. C 02 Kalawoia. J 1149 740 Kamanao 0 325 Kerry, Kainoa 1M 44B S 10 Ill Ahana, W. W. 584 2$ 183 Chinese Y. M. C. A 110 6 Hole 603 Kamalcaokalani. 9 t 711 Kapaealll, C. K Trua .... IN a 326 Fernandez, Manl I 21 444 HoapUl, X 46 44 N 54 Allna. Est. of Annie 7 10 189 Chun Sans 0 94 Datla 8M Keawehawull, Aando 742 Kuanul MS 327 Ferrelra, J. de B 11 M . 12 71 2 65 Amana, M. C 13195 190 City Mill Co., Ltd. 413 65 47 HolulL Kalehua 80S Keatil (w) T4S Knackattv, Cbaa. 8 8 828 Freltas, J. de 2M UX Hon. A. S. .... ITS N 14 16 66 Aikue, E. P. 37 M 191 Colburn, John P. 658 75 Humphries, 807 Keallna. BotnueJ M, Jr. .... 744 Kaus. Alfred IK 329 Ferrelra, C 1 U 443 HftO.rlq.Ues. Edgar 3 IB ST Ah Chong 7 1 192 Chun Back 8 29 aio 608 Kolanl (w) 743 Kookoo, C. Lul 111? 330 Fernandez, 22 60 4 10 ss Ahlo. Tony 72 W 19J Chlng Wo 18 70 Vincent 470 Ho Flo tfM 801 Kainoa. Mob tw) 744 Kum Yet 11 331 Fook Bun Yuen Co. 3t Bt 35 70 W 59 Andrews, Lorin 43 95 194 Chaney Minors 1160 71 Hao Baa Oil Kukohl, J. r. 747 Kawaguehl UM 333 Pal Kee Co. 12 ( 4 91 2 70 M Akima It 5 195 Crabbe, C. U 5 60 472 Hc4aal nt Kauohomaun an Kallleha 748 Klshtmoto tt 333 1 U 473 160 11 60 61 Annie (w) 1 7t 196 Cavaco, Mrs. Curbtna J. ... 14 45 PoKain Hutton. Wra 613 Kwong Wo Buofj C 749 Kallimal. W. II UTS 334 P. 1 29 13 70 62 Ah Bhong 2 70 197 Chew, Man Y 35 70 Fernandez, Lot OM 474 Hansen. Joe 613 Kum You 760 Kaplolanl Est., Limited .... 881 M .135 Freltas, O. de 13 23 475 7 20 60 6? Auld, Acnes 6 00 198 Cheng Chan 17 65 Helm. Paul 614 Koon 8an 761 Kalkalnahaole. Est. of ....178 21 336 Fuso & Co S IS 1 60 " 20 M Ah Nam 7 20 199 Chee Hlng Co. 7 63 478 Hon, W. N CIS Kal Din 752 Kcohokalole, A. II. K 11 U 337 Fugunada 1160 13 70 4 90 a Akwal, D. L. 8 20 200 Chong Wo Chan 11 CO 477 Hop Wo Co 616 KwohB Bine Chan 753 Kahsiao, Mrs 14 338 Fuller, LapaeU, M 1 S 68 Abernathy, 1159 201 Cordes, Qua 3195 Robert 478 Hop Ken I 617 Kekal, Abraham 754 Keohokapu 7 B6 J 13 70 1 60 67 Ah Sine 11 M 202 Correa, Joe 15 90 "Minor" 479 Hyashl, T 618 Konae, Esther Ku 48 80 763 Kola, Jacob 101 339 Fyfe. D. K. 186 39" 00 65 68 Arncmann, Carl L. and Cm- - 203 Costa, Joe de 8 20 480 Horlta, T. 619 Konelhalau, B. B 40 766 Kealoha, John 8M 340 Wm 7 65 7 10 met May 22 50 204 Camacho, J. C 2 50 Farrant, 481 Hataoka 620 Kalanlhula. Jr 757 Kaaukal, Elena 28 80 341 Foo Wo Kee 3 28 1 7 1060 60 Ah In, minor, by L. Ah 205 Chew Gun 9 85 Fal 482 Holt, MrH. Hanakaulani .... 621 Kuaanalewa, Est. of 11 758 Koo, J ITI 342 FuJII. 11 15 7 10 70 Leong 2 70 206 Chlng Lum or Leong See J 483 Htlo, John 632 Keanu, Mrs 2 759 Kalolo, Bam 44 343 Frlel, E. B 131 40 484 8 28 30 TO Ah Fook 8 20 (w) 18 10 Hataoka 623 Kumukoa. Moelkt 2 760 Kealoha, John, alias John 344 Fernandez, 19 75 483 11 60 71 Akal 6 00 207 Chlng On and Ylm Chin John Hiram, Solomon 624 Kala, George 80 Bull 14 345 Mary H, .. 20 40 40 80 78 Amlmoto, Y ,: 8 20 Quong 55 60 Fernandez, Mrs. 486 Harrison, J. II I 625 Koleka (w) 3 761 Kelliaa, Ulualoha 171 246 Freltas, 9 55 6 90 90 A. Leong, T. lien 7 10 208 Colburn, Mrs. Marcus 24 70 Francisco 487 Hlng Chong Co. ,.t 626 Klmokeo, Kapualel 3 762 Kahlapo, Solomon 8 71 n 347 Foster, Geo 7 20 20 65 50 74 Auld, Jim 7 63 209 Cruz, Annie de la 65 95 488 Herrlck, C. F 627 Kekahuna 22 763 Kanpa, Mrs. B. K 18 60 348 Fernandez, F. 1150 68 70 40 75 Andre, John 9 40 210 Cruz, Husto de la 8 20 489 Herrlck, Mrs. Alice 628 Kaale, Kopaea 10 764 Kan Wing Chew, Trustee . 19 20 319 Forla, C 28 00 44 60 76 Ana, Mrs. II. K 8 20 211 Cher 10 50 490 Howard, Geo. A 629 Kopaea (w) 81 20 763 Kusunokl "71 Fat 350 Futado, 9 40 55 50 TT Amalu, M. P. 17 55 212 Chew Hung 13 70 Jose 491 Holt, Chris J 630 Kauanul H 60 766 Knmunoulu, John K 29 10 251 Farias, Manuel 1150 14 2 78 Amana, Miss Akena 8 20 213 Chung 19 20 492 Hop Hlng Co 631 Kwmiff Ch&n 8 20 767 Kane, Henry 15 43 Fook 352 Fong Kee 6 10 3 80 78 Ah Keau, Mrs 2 70 214 Choy Sang 2 70 493 Haul (w) 632 Kum Lung Co, 11 60 768 Kelllan, Moses 9 60 353 Folsom, Mrs. E. R 8 20 28 00 60 80 Alnoa, George 8 45 215 Chinese Hospital, Trustee of 77 60 494 Hookaea, Est. Pualoke .... 633 Kum Yau 12 769 Knmau, Lucy 4 36 354 Fernandez, Mrs. 33 50 6 00 7 10 81 Aylett, It. W 214 55 216 Chlng Lum 199 25 Antone.... 496 Hnupu, Malalhl 631 Kee Yau . 770 Kauhl, Pale 9 30 355 Flguerra, Joao 10 40 8 00 11 50 82 Andrews, Thos. I 25 SO 217 Chong Mok Seu 6 00 497 Hopll, S. W 635 Kawaknml 771 Kapahu, Klnl (w) 160 356 Ferrelra, M 32 93 1 CO 11 60 it Anderson, G. W 15 35 21S Chew Seu Co 19 20 498 Holokal C36 Kuramltsu 772 Kapohlll (w) 1160 357 Hitman, Mrs. R 41 20 499 13 70 35 84 Anderson, A. W 30 20 219 Chong Fat 2 15 Harbottle, Mrs. Isaac 037 Kurlhara 773 Kahal, Loklnahama (w) .. 14 338 Frlas, M 3 25 9 20 - xr, Arnold, Mrs. Cecelia 32 40 220 Chow Yee, alias Tuck Sing 3 90 600 llellantl, F 638 Kckullono (w) by J. II. Ha- 774 Kahau, P. II 25 25 359 3 80 17 55 8 80 86 Alapal. Hill ..' 8 20 221 Crowder, John C 34 60 FuJIoka 601 Hornef, K. F kunlc 775 Knhclu (w), Eat. of 9 30 300 Fernandez, Mrs. Manuel ... 1 70 M 19 20 3 90 87 Austin, Franklin 8 20 222 Coito, Ant 9 40 502 Hurklns, 639 Kala (w) 770 Kahau, Kapela (w) 8 2i 262 Fook Wo 10 40 1 60 9"' St Akana, Y S 20 223 Cambra, Marlon de 1 60 603 Harris, Mrs. It 640 Kane, Benjamin K 10 777 Kumaka 8 20 263 Fong Kee 12 03 11 50 13 70 89 K 6 00 224 Choy Lee ICO 501 Hong, F Ctl Kepahonl, Kealoha 778 Kauwe, Mrs. S. K 6 45 S04 FuJIl 29 30 8 20 17 00 SO Arlta 8 43 225 Chong Kec 10 40 603 lllgashi 642 Kuaua, Pllpll 779 Kaneinnii 2 70 305 Fernandez, M 9 30 N 11 50 36 2u 91 Achl, W. C, trustee 110 50 226 Chung Dang Ho 1150 506 Harrlbon, It. f.13 Kanuon. 750 Knhalewul, Mrs. A 8 20 366 Fernandez, J 9 10 11 50 1 60 92 Ader. E 21 40 227 Chee Kung Tong Society .. 46 70 607 Hlona, T 644 Kiinn 751 Kamnl and Papallna 28 00 107 Fries, H. A 8 20 3 80 " 10 93 Ahlm 10 15 228 Chee Wnl Hoon 46 70 608 Hou Sing Co 645 Kainoa 782 Keaweamnhl. Mrs. C 24 90 36S Fugce .' H 60 11 50 17 00 34 Ah Yin 25 03 229 Chlng Shal 6 53 609 Hip Wo Tong CI6 Kalkoo, J. K 783 Kin Wal, II 75 30 369 Funada 8 20 ul 9 30 7 10 85 Ah Kun :.... 13 70 230 Chun King Kee 4 90 510 Hao, Jr., John, et 617 Kaholoholo, Luukla 784 Kellott, Annie 27 65 370 Ferrelra, Marlon 8 20 t0 00 9! Arlta 17 00 231 Chew Chong 7 50 J CH Kallma H 785 Kun, Mrs. John 17 371 Fernandez, Antone 6 00 Store, C. C. 8 20 6 00 97 Ahla G 80 232 Chlng Lan Sing 12 60 511 Imperial Cigar 649 Keau. J 786 Kinney, C. B Manager 22 50 6 0 8 20 98 Allau, Mrs. Mary 15190 233 Mrs. Jane, and Mary Eakln, 63.0 Knhaunaele, Mary 787 King, Geo. W. It Clark, 3 25 30 99 Aea, John 28 50 Buckle HI CO 512 Imhoff, Mrs. Halna 651 Kithclc, Iokla 0 788 Kluegol, Geo. T 4120 372 Grlnbaum & Co., Ltd., M. 19 20 44 50 101) Aoa, Lydla 22 50 234 Chun 9 30 513 Iwamoto, II 632 Kaulla, JaB. K 789 Karrattl, R. J M 30 Fat B 2072 85 1 M fi 50 55 22 50 514 iHhlmaru C53 20 Lucy 20 30 101 Aea, Joseph 236 Cutter, F. J 393 & Co., 33 60 Kalllwal, Sr 790 Kalll, Mrs. Grant Murphy 515 9 10 16 90 6 00 102 Ah Fat 17 00 237 Chong Kim 3 80 Iwamura ' 651 Kauanoano, W. M 791 Kalauawn, John 375 Gcer, Evans Co., J. A. 8 20 8 20 103 11 50 235 Chung 15 45 516 Ishlzaka 655 Kaululokulu 792 M 20 30 Ah Kul Hong Byrne, Mgr. 11 50 8 20 Kea, John 17 00 7 63 617 H 60 55 50 104 Ah Nee 239 Coelho, Ellen E. 376 147 90 Ide 656 Kanahele. Sam 793 Kolomoku, Hiram Gow Chong 1 22 60 8 20 103 Ah Kum 1150 240 Chlng Ling (w) 7 20 618 Imanaka, 657 Koalalll. J. W 794 Kalclalll, Mary 24 70 377 Gray, C. B 8 75 by 70 106 Ah Sam 11 50 241 Chew Wo Chong Co 30 30 519 Ikeole, John, "Minor," 658 Knuakahl. Kauai 12 795 Klemme, Emll 3130 378 Gomes, Manuel 17 05 19 20 9 93 107 Ah Wal 17 00 242 Chung Hoon 13 70 John Hiram, Gd'n 659 Kanae, Capt. J 756 Klllklnl (w) "70 379 Gomes, Jose 17 00 H 00 2 70 104 Ah Pak, C 11 50 243 M. M 8 20 520 Ilae, Dibble 660 Kuahlne, Mrs. l'okl 797 Kawamoto 8 "0 Correa, 3S0 Gonbalves, Manuel 2 70 17 1 109 Ah Night 8 20 244 Concordia Benefit Society .. 12 05 521 Iwasakl 661 Kealakal, Trustoe for D. 798 Kaae, John 381 Guerrero & Richards 9 30 3 I8 110 Ah Keao 8 20 245 Chun Yan 1160 522 Innls, Frank "80 Kaeo 799 Katwi, Mrs 9 &G 3S2 German Bakery 20 85 107 20 65 111 Ah Hee 8 20 246 Cropley, W 1150 623 Ishlzak! 662 Kaplhanul, B 1?, J00 Kahelcpololel (k), Hallaka. 3S3 Gandall, Thos 68 70 2 79 ' 4 0 Aral 11 50 247 Cabral, Joe Barbosa 12 60 624 Ito 66.1 Kinney. Wm (w), Kealaka (w), and lit 384 Goo Dow Chong 8 20 80 1 20 111 Awa, Wilson 248 Chaves, Manl. 1,70 625 Iwata " 664 Kualmoku, Mrs. L. Kaanaana (k) 00 lit Cabral 385 Caspar, Manl. Rodrlques .. 24 55 8 20 60 114 Apana 13 70 248 Chang Bee (w) 73 10 526 Iwanaka 665 kwong Yee Chong H 801 Kun Chin 17 U 386 Guerrero, Joe 7 20 8 20 30 US Andrews, E 2196 250 Cummlngs & Co., W. C. .. 19 75 627 Ishlmoto, T. 666 Kl Loo Co 802 Kojlmura 387 Goo Ark 8 20 8 20 19 05 U" 251 Chang Wong; Chap 24 70 528 Illkealanl, "Lillll" 667 Kwong Hip Chon Co 803 Kaaha, Hiram 42 65 388 Goto, S 4 15 9 20 60 96 75 529 III, B 668 Kong Lee 77 8 04 116 Cycle Co., 252 Chang Kim 389 9 85 804 Kukull (w) Bailey's Honolulu Gaver, A 630 Chas 10 40 28 00 85 9 253 Chlng Iwasakl, 669 Kwong Fook Lung 805 Kun Chung Ltd M Shal and Kan Wlnr 390 Gouvela, Gonsalvcs Fernan- 8 20 20 30 18 10 631 Ideoklchl 670 Kwal Fong, Wm. Y E06 Mln 113 117 Bishop, C. R 88 50 Chew dez 7 20 8 20 - Kam 57 70 53S Isemoto 671 Koda, Nlshloka, M, and Na- 807 8 71 C. H 45 60 254 Cunha, Mrs. Zelda 391 25 60 Kokl III Brown, Gomes, Mrs. Christina 533 Illpaka 10 60 B 77 86 111 8 20 255 Camara, J. M 31 30 kashlma, 808 Khlchl Kanashlga 22 M Barboza. Bent J 392 Goo Sing 14 80 531 Bam U 60 13 70 7 SO 256 Camara, Mrs. J. M 42 35 Iona. Jr., 672 Katsukl S09 Kato 115 IN, Bell, Henry 893 Godfrey, Frank 25 80 : 257 30 20 873 18 70 810 14 7 181 Bell. John 20 30 Carlyle, Robert A. 394 4 90 Kurolwa Kalua, Mele Gono 671 7 10 122 40 CO 251 Church, Frederick J 79 95 63S 3131 Kekunl, Mrs. Hao 811 Keau, Matahla M Branco. Manuel Vlelra .... 395 Green, Mrs. H, 8 00 Jarrett, Walter 33 60 90 259 33 60 J 676 Kawalkumuole 812 Kahalewal, Solomon IS Benrstrum,' Mrs. Olaf 87 Clapham, Mrs. J 396 Geo. D 88 70 581 10 40 It ltt Gear, Joaeph, Prank 40 124" 170 261 Cornwell, Mrs. W. II 35 79 176 Wm. X 10 813 Kaco, B. Barker. Geo 197 Gall, J. C. I 71 687 8 85 Kalelhula. K IH 6 51 262 Camacho, A. C. II 15 Jam Wan Co. ItS Becker, Peter 391 Grace. A. 1110 677 Kealakal. W. H 13 71 814 Kalaraa, John 12 81 30 263 (31 Joy, Bat. Aroalla 1M Becker. Mrs. Hannah Cathcart, J. W 120 399 Green. 8 1161 iti 678 1120 18 70 Kanoe, Rose 813 Kan oa, John 127 Barret. Est. M. A., by P. D. 265 Cordero, M., 8 79 406 Graham, , 64 Jellin, David fit "Trustee" .... J It4 (71 Wm 144 816 44 Jr.. Trus 154 50 401 M 641 8 BO Kalolkani. Kauhane, James;. II Kellett. Chin Gun Baa I 45 Gonaalvea. A. 11. Jarrett, Wra 2 Bracll. J. and M 8 402 Oraveo, A. 11 II 148 Jesus, Mrs. Qullhermlna da 10 631 Kaulukou, J. L. X., minor, SIT KIoulo. 8. K. , 7 M Chlng Juck Jon Sal, Hack II 119 Dorses. A. C 403 Ooo Bin ,,.., 11 M HI Joanaea. ChrUtophar 7 8 by J. L. Kaurohsu ...- - 88 45 829 Kalilkoli. I. .' UN Maria ; U 7) Tong Trustee ,, 171 , 24) 11 61 lM Barette. Quae I flana, n Ml Kumulcahl, ft , II 821 ICataios. UM

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T U.59 Tonouwe 3 90 1725 Yee Kn, C 3 Lefalves Bros '1220 N11 ka 111 ura Sam Hop Keo ,. 2 70 11 6 1041 Monsarrat, Mrs. C. (' r,i no 1560 1 Yee Hop Co 31 35 SSI Lucca, J. A 1221 Nystrom, Geo Shtmamoto, H 133 05 Tsen SlnR 60,1726 77 Of 1041 II S2 00 7 6". 13 70 SS3 Hop Co Murray, T. 3 so 1561 Tremble, GeorRe 1727 Yee Chew Fan took 15 90 Shaw, Miss ltosina SSI 4k Co 18 0 1050 Murray. C. P .1563 Turner, A U 60 1728 Yee Chow 9 4 I.ln Wo Chan 1222 O'Luso PubllshlnR Co Smith, Mrs. A. K 22 50 ' 175 91 1051 Mead, ltoyal D 2 '.0 1563 II. 1 SO j 1729 Yoshlmoto 8 20 SS3 Lam Yip 1223 On Hlng Co Sinclair, Mrs. A S 20 Tnvnres. J 45 (0 1052 Meuhowaole, George It 20 564 Lee Yuen 24 SO 1730 YounR, 10 69 SS5 Ura Pal 1224 On Tal. C Senrlc, J. It 7 20 Tuck James "Mi- 1051 Mow Huhk Wal Co 32 93 166. Co 16 43 1731 Yee Wo Co 11 69 SS7 LeonR Hoontc Chal 1225 Orpheum Company Ltd. ... Smith, Mrs. M. K. ., 2 70 Tal Suns 30 1054 MuranhlKe 37 3i !l566 Yau 31 03 1 732 Yee Hop, C. Q 28 00 nors" 1226 Otrembn, P. N : 1391 Shiink, Mrs. J. Tt 1 70 Tons 7 10 1055 C 45 1567 1 46 70 SSR Lee Knu Morlshima 1227 165 50 Toraklchl, Ota 70.17r3 Yamamoto 3 SO Onl, S. II 1392 Smith, Kst. or J. W 11 50 1056 Mana, Sam JI06S C 11 50 . 1734 9 30 SS9 Lokai, Est. of Mareii, Mr. 122S Okl. K 1393 Sllvn, Joaquin 7 20 Tobln. ' Yoshlmura 29 10 1057 Markham, Geo 34 15 1369 Hong 11 50 1735 3 80 890 I. am lloo Chin VS Oahu Lumber & IiulltllnR 1391 Sllva, Manuel 1 CO Tour Yamamoto 50 00 1058 Mitkalual, 1' 247 70 1570 11 50 1736 14 90 .S91 Lee Ill Knlp Jessie 1252 60 1 60 Takahashl Yee Kim 1 Co.. Ltd 1395 Souza, Maria P. da 12 60 1059 Movv Co 70 1571 12 Yau Poon 9 30 S92 LIiir SIiir Jan 'lions 1230 Ozawa, T 1550 40 1366 30 2ft Tanabe 601737 10 40 1060 Co 31 30 Smith, Alexander 8 173S 11 59 .S93 Lucas, Win Mow Sins Yuen 23 60 15 1572 Tubota 20 You Chen '. 1231 Oyama, O 1397 W. H 13 54 10 1061 Mlrven, Hose 1 70 Smith. 1673 7 11 '.0 .S94 Lucas, Geo f SO 11 50 Tennka 10,1739, Yau Kut 6 00 1232 o'Sulllvan, ICst. Mary 13'jS Spencer, Geo S9.5 28 00 1063 Muri Wo Jnn Co 1571 Thompson, Capt. J. 8 20 1710 Ylck Lee S 29 took See anil Wnllor Akana 1233 On Kee 2 70 1303 Sam Kee 22S 15 W.. ,S96 D9 90 1064 Miyamoto 41 20 1741 11 50 took Wo SlnR 1234 W. 11. 50 C . 5 20 Yamano 4 90 Opulnuoho, ... 6311400 aiilntr Kee, .. S97 (w) 1 60 1065 Miyamoto, X 1573 United Society . 2'.9 00 '1742 8 2t Lee KlnR Kuok 1235 Ono, K 3 SO HOI Sam Kee 4 90 Chinese Yanmsta S9S 41 20 1067 Mikaele, Mrs 23 60 1576 Upapa 11 50 1713 Yee Kee 13 35 LeonR Shee (w) 1236 Oda 11 "0 1402 Sam Hop Co li j 50 6 35 IOCS Meyer, Win 29 10 1577 23 SO, 1711 11 50 S99 Lum ChuiiR 1237 7 65 1 40 ITaua. GeorRe Yamato 40 Ollvelra. Jose Pita ... 10.! See Wo Yuen 20 . 4 90 1069 May, Prank 9 157S Union Klectrlo Company 6 00 1715 3 99 900 toe Tit 123S Oya 7 20' 1401 Swares, Muni. S 17 00 Yumatanl not 13 70 1070 Mi'iidonea, L. F 17 00 1579 Ulunnhele, J. SI 25 00 1746 Yee Hop & Co. 2 71 Lnm Kow 1239 Ollvelra, P. C S 75 1405 Sam Wo Co 30 40 Vim 110 50 1071 Miyaeiil 13 70 15S0 ITU, Stele I 90 1717 Yainune, T 1150 902 iMl TIiik and (Juai.... 1240 Onokea. Tlios 17 00 1406 Sun Kee 3 SO and Kahoaka. 903 Yco Society 75 30 1072 MatMumoto, IC !) 30 15S1 I'memoto 13 7017IS Yee Kee 6 3t I.ln Tone 1241 Ollvelra, Joe Corea .. 11 50 1107 Sam SIiir 4 90 901 32 40 1073 Matsiizuml 5 20 15S2 t'nea, 33 50 l.alii'la, Ollwn 1213 Ollvelra, Joan F do .., 13 70 140S Shell 6 55 Jim 12 70 1071 Mlumoto, O , 11 no CIioiir 15S3 17 9 49 90.". Llllls, Prank 21 40 7 20 Uinl, Sirs. Pulewla 00,1749 Zeave, N. II '. 1214 Ollvelra. J. Uosa ...., 1103 Sherwood, Isaac 906 15 90 Mata i 11 50 15SI ITU (w) 50 B. 29 OS Lee Chew 1215 Okada 12 60,1410 Sperkmnn, W. D 2 50 Zablan, P 907 13 70 1076 Manila , 8 20 15S5 Uhlan. Alex S 40 I.eo Knl 1246 Olroy, .Max 41 nOHll Sllva. Manl 7 20 90S , 11 50 1077 Matsuoka 11 50 15S6 Ultikou, Sirs. 11 50 I.oe Chung SIiir 1247 Oploplo, Ust. of 11 50; 1112 Sllva. .Manl. de 15 90 Annie .... 'J . . . '. S 20 4 909 30 1078 Mlto ,t 15S7 Ulbrloht. K. K 90 Lain toons 12IS Ottiimiin, Walter . ... 17 10 1113 See Wo Yuen Co 31 15 ;omo List or Delinquents. IS 20 1079 Matsuinolo 11 50 15SS 31 .10 I 910 I.eo Toiik 1249 Ozakl, Y S 20 1411 See In C 19 20 Uns LlnR 5 20 100 '.'. 5 20 Ark 911 I.am Tour Matimuma 1250 Okusnki alias Okada 2 70 1415 Sarasuye 3 SO 912 Qual 11 50 J0SI Murakami ., . . S 20 l.oo f...... 1251 Okamoto, S 10 40 1416 Sims, Kst. of Kate K 62 10 1589 Ivas, J. SI 67 70 Ayau, C. K 2 67 911 14 SO 10S2 Morlta . . .."....7 11 50 Lew Keau '..... 1252 Ohlta, II S 20 1417 Sllva, Sam. K 33 75 1590 lelra, Henry, Sr. 3S7 15 Andrade, Jno. S 18 It M 20 10SJ Morlta No. 2 '. 11 50 914 Lane. Lot K. C 1253 Okuu, I'llkol 19 20 HIS Straiieh, Fanny 50 00 1591 elera, John Sllva 10 40 3 Adam's, W. D 7 10 915 C 10 M 1084 Matstimla 17 00 Lane, John 12M Otmika 10 40 1419 See Wo Yuen Co 21 93 1592 Icker. J. A 10 40 4 Asbahr, Louis F 9 5'J 916 C 11 70 105 Mlzuha 11 CO .'..... Lane, Richard il2f,5 Oda 11 50 1420 Sam Hop 11 50 1593 letor, J. A 127 00 5 Andrade, Louis 1180 17 00 10S Murota 2 70 917 Lokana. I'. W 1256 Ota 10 40 1421 Santos, Jennie 53 50 1591 lelra, James . ... 5 20 6 Awana, G 10 88 Lizzie W 20 1087 Maknlll, Kekahuna 8 20 US toe Tour, Mrs. 1257 Okilabelntaro 8 20 1422 SlnR Chan Co 101 10 1595 lelra. C. A 7 10 7 Andrews, Lorrln 2S 93 1 Duck, Lum 10S8 Morris, Joe 105 45 LeonR Caitiff 12CS Otuska 12 60 1423 Shuen IiinR 13 70 1596 lelra, Sirs. Anna . 6 00 8 Avery, J. D 24 7 It 7 10SI MaunAkea 11 no 1597 and WonR Chee 1259 Orhtnii S 20 1424 Sin Tal Co 6 00 oi'ller. Sirs. Paul 20 95 9 Aylett, R. W 10 20 HUuj 1090 Malle, C. H 200 70 ! 920 I.eonK Kau and WonR 1260 On 2 70 1125 10 40 1598 Iclrrn, Vlctorine 16 43 10 Anderson, A. T 1 JS 12 M 1091 Munis. 15 M Luiir Salto Chow J 1126 Sec Wo Co 16 00 1599 an Glesen, J. II. . 29 25 11 Asche, Julius 21 70 Chin Ylm 1091 Mundon, 13 70 til Lam Kam and GorKe 1261 Pacheco, R 20 1427 SunR Co 25 SO 1600 iorra, J 11 50 12 Amweff, F. J 110 60 17 00 1091 Man Sing Yin Co m 20 Prank toe See Hock 1262 Pacific Cycle ,fc Slanufac- - 142S Sheldon, Klla P 17 09 13 Achl, W. C 393 66 11 50 1094 170 S3! I.ln Hon Co Makakoa 70 1601 14 Anwlck, A. K 6 6t r.s turlnR Co., Ltd. ..'. 1429 Steven, John 13 WonhliiRton, Ltd., Henry 923 Lum Chin 47 SO 1095 Mao. of r 4 i:t. 1263 I'rwuott, L. P 1130 Shlmnda 5 20 R 97 30 15 Au Tim Kee 63 924 Lew Phan ft 20 1096 Mame 1 80 45 1261 Pennsylvania Plre Ins. Co., 1131 SasiiRawa 8 20 1602 Waverley Club, A. V. Gear 16 Austin PubllshlnR Co., Ltd. 28 925 Lin Shcn Chow 22 50 1097 Mokulehuu (w) 1 en Wilder & Co. uRcnt.... li 10 1432 Sakamoto 8 20 president 11 50 17 Ah Nee 21 59 926 Lam Mont; It 30 109S Man Sins 6 nn 6 1265 People's Kxpress Co 20 30 1433 Souza, Joaquin de 7 10 1603 WIiir l.oy Co 120 40 IS Ah ChonR, L 00 927 Man Chew 14 fO 1099 Mlto 11 60 14 toons 1266 I'llwl 10 40 1434 Shoon Lee 8 20 1601 Woiir Kwai 1026 SO 19 Ah KlnR, T 56 92S Loo 64 75 1100 Mnrtln. C S 22 75 (wlv Joe 12C7 Manuel S 51 60 143." Wo 11 50 1605 Waller. Gllb-r- t J 49 40 929 Luce, Est. of Mrs. P.. 132 60 1101 MacMlllun, Mrs. 11, ... 2 70 PTryf SIiir Toiir !.... 126S PanKlChotiR and C. Q. Yee 1436 Sun Yan Wo ...., 6 00 1C06 Woiir Sal Kee 8 20 20 P.alley's Honolulu Cyclery 930 Luce, Hst. of W. S 13 bo 1102 Morse, ('apt. 11. G 6 00 SO Hop 143 SlnR Kee 5 20 1607 WIiir Slow Chan 129 70 Co 25 931 LewlH. M. 11 16 1ft 1103 Medelros, A. S. and wife.. :i 25 k. 1269 Patrice, Jule It 20 143S ShiiiR Kee 19 75 160S Waters & Co 1150 21 Hlalsdell. William 17 99 932 Lelaloha (w) .' I 70 1104 Malnne, Luukia 1 70 .10 4 1270 Pneheeo, Mrs. Julia 2 70 1410 Sun Wo Fook Kee 33 50 1609 Wons Ilee Keo 17 00 Bartlett. Charles Q 79 933 I.oriK Dick 17 00 1105 Muile, GeorRe K IS 60 15 90 1271 PilURer, Henry C 2 70 1411 Sun ChuiiR Kwok Ho 23 03 1610 WIiir Chew LunR Co 69 SO 23 Raker, John A 934 toulB, N. .Tense 6S 70 1106 Meyer, A. W SO 70 4 90 1273 Pearson, J 7 20 1442 SIiir ChonR '. 7 10 1611 WlnR Lee II SO 24 Beadle. Irwin II 933 Lemon, J. M C2 20 1107 Montana, A. A 266 40 4 1273 Paulino, S. W 3 iO 1443 Sin You n it IS 65 1612 Waterbury. Mrs. SI. A 11 5n 23 lllessine, Chas. V 90 936 Lee Shin 3 25 110R Matsuinolo 7 15 4 90 1274 Peabody, Lucy K 291 "55 1141 SusumnRO, It 9 30 1613 Walla. David 26 90 26 BerR. F 937 I.awsUwc, J. A 22 5ft 1109 Martins, Manuel 11 50 1275 Palau, K. W 19 20 1415 SuRlmoto & Co 3 25 1614 WrlRht, W. W S6 30 27 Bell, W. II 18 10 93 Llmupehu, K 3 SO 1110 Mike, Manuel 11 no' 1276 Polpe (w) 4 90 1416 Sharratt, Mrs. W. 15 35 1615 Winston, K. C 118 20 2S Bennett. W. E 1163 939 Love, 33S 20 1111 Man 17 00 F Jamei SIiir 127S Pllplllanl 2 70 1417 Spencer, Kealoha , .... 23 SO 1616 Wnrren, H 9 40 29 Blart, II. G. ..: 37 41 910 Lee Slnff 6 10 1112 Man CIioiir 11 no ... 60 Kane 1279 Peny, Ant. Lawrence 3S 45 14IS Sam Sins In Co ..'.. 6 00 1617 Wins SIiir LunR Co 51 10 30 Blrkmeyer, Henry 33 941 Lee l'ow 30 05 111.1 Man SlnR 11 60 64 12MI Pneheeo, P 6 00 1419 Sllva. SI. I .V..... 15 45 161S Whit? Slan Yuen 1 60 31 Brown, A. SI 15 942 LeoiiR Kook 10 40 1114 Matsuo 11 no 12M Pnoaokulaul, Wm S5 .0 1151 Sommer, G 2 70 1619 WIiir Sun HlnR 160 32 Brown. J. F 48 81 943 I.lRhtfoot, J 90 70 1115 Matiuda 11 no 02 12S2 Poepoe, J. SI 11 SO 1452 Sanders, M. II S 20 1620 Wlddefleld, Kst. nf Sirs. A. 6 00 33 Hlouln. R. E 54 944 Lons, Giovanni A 60 50 1116 Matsue ,., 11 no 4 99 12S3 Palekaluhl. A. K 25 23 1453 Sllvn, Kst. of Jose Ant 11 50 1621 Woodward, Eddie 170 34 Bonner. Geo 915 tovejoy, Kst. of 55 50 Murao 11 no 47 tin 12M Pedio, Tom 13 95 1151 Souza, Sirs. Slary K 1 70 1622 Woiir Tal 9 85 35 Brown, Frank 300 045 L.imbert, Mrs. j 00 HIS 11 no 11 50 Itoslna Matsuinolo 2 15 1623 . 36 W. C '. 12S5 Pedro, Sam 30 20 1155 Souza, Sirs. J. K Wilcox. W. I, S69 10 Bruhn. 947 Llneuln and children, Mrs. 1119 Murlta s 20 37 14 89 126 Pankailhi, Jos IS 20 1 156 Sllva. Slanuel J. S 20 1621 Welsbarth. Capt 1 70 Uulck, W. A C. W 45 70 1120 Masimlml b 20 12S7 Peter, John 2 15 1157 Sclienerman, Mrs. Nettle .. 13 70 1625 Weatherwnx. C. W 43 93 IIS Luke Sang Wal Co 52 S5 1121 s 20 89 Matsuinolo 12tS Peirelra, Sirs 7 20 145S Sllva, Slanuel 11 50 1626 Woiir CheoiiR 2 70 3S Carter Jr., J. 0 27 949 Lee 22 50 1122 Mlaka s 20 chontr KM Pau Lin Co 6 00 1159 Sun Choy SinR Co 51 30 K27 Williams, Sirs. .' 1 70 39 Camara. J. SI 38 81 950 Loo Sam 310 70 1123 s 20 Your Chit Miliasikl 12!) Puolulil, S 45 60 14C0 See Chlnif 2 15 1C2S WIiir Wo ChonR 36 SO 40 Cathcart. John W 44 Ct 951 I.uklmlla 9 75 1124 Mahukn, 34 15 John 1291 Pun, Saml. K 42 30 1461 Sen Sup 26 90 1629 Wo Chan 16 13 41 Crawford, Wm. If 12 3 952 LewN. Chas 21 70 1125 Mahaulu, 1). S. I'aea.. 4 35 22 51 and 1292 PienderRast, Sirs. 1102 Suyehiln S 20 1630 Wood, Emma K 19 20 42 ChnnR Suck You 953 I.au Sheo (w) '. 200 20 1126 Malkal, Mary 13 70 Lleanor 9 Ann lv 107 20 1463 Stone, Sam 11 50 1631 Wallace, Sam 7 20 43 Cape, Harry 30 yr.4 Lu Rlla 5 20 1127 MeChesney & Sons, M. W.t 214 20 CI 293 Pllkiinlilwl, Slukanoanoa .. 9 30 1161 Smithies, Geo. K 17 03 1632 Wahlne 4 ad 44 Carty, Jnmc.s 83 955 Lucas, M. V 10 40 112S Mci.aln. Mrs 2 90 10 53 1 1294 l'ihniiui, Klena 21 70 1465 Star Soda Works Co 67 15 1623 Wallace, Oha 12 13 43 Chan l.eoiiR 950 Lemoire 1 6 00 1129 MeKellzle, I) 92 90 53 1295 Pueo, Kst. of 9 30 1 166 SIiir ChonR 16 15 1624 WIiir Get ChonR Co 11 50 46 Chan Hoy 10 957 Lima, J de and 11. 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II 9 40 79 DwlRht. 8. C. 989 '. 24 Murray, Dr. H. V 19 20 ne admr. 3 SO 1329 Parker, 5amuel . 248 00 iroo Sharratt, W. F. 12 05 1668 Wins Tal 24 70 SO Dow. A. W. W 5C 22 28 Matthews, Solomon 3 SO 1160 Nakanlshl 21 40 1330 Klce 290 90 1501 K. 12 60 1C59 Wa Kee 13 15 81 Dobsou, II. Pauna Mill .... Sllva. O. de '- .Ml Mee Wo Co ,. 70 3 80 1161 Nlnonilya . , , ,, 1 20 1331 Peters, K. II 4 05 1502 Scott, F. J 7 20 1670 WrlRht, Catharine A $5 50 Dower, J. J, .. . - I SUPPLEMENT TO THK HAWAIIAN O'AXRTTK, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14,

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C 5 W !M Sli'Kro, J 11 M 18)1 Kclllkaapiltil, Lvlalwhu 13 Si SOW Kntawntn : w ClIU-Mltl- , 2(9 MrGitvln. J M 2001 W. It n ITM ('Impel. A. II 2 JO Knniia, Win. is oo M Fang 1 - 191 I.nhiipa, 2002 Km SitfiK Wnl 75 43 U'alhe Kuchu 3 15 3189 240 lTr. rnnitir 1885 M Fol Kes , XnViookoo, John K : ts; 4 l.i'lealina, Met 2003 . 00 HllruHcn, O 4 00 e 11B7 Cornwall, W. II iO Kninnka (w) 12 M Lot 1 8 261 Nnuknna, Job 2 70 1886 Lane, P. C 2004 Fernandez. ITM Cnmnrn, J. M 2 70 iruallke 40 14 Frank 90 262 Naknbaynahl, U 2 3f. 1887 Lunokaelio, 2005 Ferrelra. 1769 Col ." 57 70 Est Kaannua 9 80 OnRi', K 11 60 1! 10 "1 10 82 burn. J. F 1SSS K Flddei. Ju, 263 Ng Lnl Luka. II. Caroline 2006 Kalaukoa, . . 1 70 .1I John Onll, J. 0 10 07 M Prlcl, K. 1 l 36 264 Kg 10 52 Jan 1760 1 ) 9" 1 31 llelenllil. Jim 18S9 IT Flaley. M. 263 Nun nl, Jo? Mnlle 2007 00 52 1761 Holt Est. It. W 416 90 Lau Estate Holllnshrnil, W. 0. 17 DO M Fong Chen 10 2C6 Xeedham, V. W 4 79 H90 Miiunaloa, Kalei 200S 1762 S. H 13 SO Lnnhlo, Annie 15 30 Fong Tone 10 52 267 Ng Kee 10 52 Hul. ilSSl Mahaulu, A. S Uoll, H. A 7 43 tl 1763 4 0 10 62 5 57 llopu 90 111 Fong Sco 265 Norton. It. H ilS92 Mahu. Mrs. Puhukoa .. 2010 . , 2 70 22 44 17C1 Hooknno (w) 3 50, Nohokula 1M Fook Bau Tong 269 Nott Jr.. Jan 22 00 1893 MnnucI, Antone 80 2011 Jncititlio, .. 8 fid 1763 Henry Wharton 3 8) Nnone, Knpol Lllla. 19 10 Aueust t Fulton. John It "00 270 Ng Kong 10 32 2012 1766 W 0 Nunes, Mrs. Peter 8 10 1M 90 1 57 Hill, Est. t 1S9I M 90 Fu Tuen Lung 271 Nunes, J. A. Nakulna, Emma Malioney, , 10 18 10 IS 1767 Haw. Cemetery Assn 135 80 ;o J. J. .... ) Fuller. It. M 272 Nunrs, Ed 4 90 1S93 Nnkulewnlu 2013 1163 Hnna Mohomoho t 45 Pamawnho 9 75 Martins, J. I) 11) 42 I 273 Ng Quon 10 52 1896 Naoiwl, D 42 00 2014 CA 22 60 Plho, Mrs. Maria 31 95 IU Oandall, Tom 6 1769 Haw. Hannna Co 1S9S Nakea, Est. of 3 80 McKeclmie, J. F. .. 17 Oil MS 31 19 37 57 I1S99 10 65 Oanxell. Fred 274 Oahu Cnrrlage Co., Ltd. ... Nallmu, Est. of 2015 Wiley, Sophie Kohuolc 4 90 "GO 1770 John, Est Ml 25 45 Fierce, 11 23 : III Greene. John S 275 F. 22 50 II. .1900 Pal, Mrs. Kelno 5 2016 90 Owens. J Watson, D 35 HI deer. It. C 276 O'llrlen, F 6 22 1901 Pnkele, J. U 3 23 - -60 1771 30 20 C 1M Gregory. Jns, t- 277 H 20 S3 John Pae, Trustee 1902 Pedro. A. 11 . 00 (Signed) E. E. CONANT. Oberwlminer, 11 60 2017 Ylm You, Mrs. Kelclalnn.. 18 10 III Green, John Jay 204 27S On Hlng & Co 16 56 1772 Jnrrett, Wm 1903 Paele 1 60 Assessor 4th Division. 2 21 Mt Qreen, JoHcph 279 Oahu Lumber and Building 1904 Pohaknhl, Est. of 8 20 3 81 1773 ' "0 1905 70 111 Green. H . 373 OS Knannann Penopeno, Est. of 2 31 30 Co., Ltd. ' 00 Ml QUI. Edward S 1774 Kaln 190G Plkal, S 10 40 District Koolaupoko No. 2. Mrs. Lcland Stanford Is determined M4 Qltt, William 90 1775 Kapu , 1 0 -- 250 Palolo anil Improve the university at Palo Alto, Cal, 10 IS Land . 7 10' Hint Ul ailbert. William 312 23 1170 AiUUIIUi1....n V ...l' 1907 Itoblnson, M. P.. 9 30 In memory of son, shall be 4 43 ment Co.. Ltd ' 9 30 j founded her (11 Clrimths, J. K 15 90 1777 Knlelkai. A. . one the greatest educational institu- 50 251 Parker, E, II 2018 Alohlau, of MI Gorman, XI 44 177S Kuahewa 8 20 1908 Sum Hop 2 Malknl In world, magnificent 252 Pang Chong 44 S9 Wal 20J9 tions the The Tn Go Chung 9 1779 00 1909 1 Ah Ynu Ml Man 283 Pacheco, M. C 4 90 Kawnlplo Savldge, Wm Mahal, that wondrrful memorial tomb at W 00 1910 Goo Sinn 254 2 04 17S0 Kanlauka xs; Solomona 2 Agra, In India, cost 116,000,000, but this ts Pengi'lly. W 17 00 2020 llery, 2 70 17 32 1781 Kanannull .... 1911 Sylvn, Manlnl 3 James less than the endowment of the Stan- 1 253 Pedersen, C MM H 18 3 80 ford university. Tho one monument l Harrison. J. 286 G 10 03 1782 Kallaa Est. .. 44 40 Prescott. F. 1 20 2021 Chang Kong 6 00 a masterpiece of beauty, the IK Hart, Edmund 38 OS 17S3 Kauklnt 1912 Thompson, Est. of T. T. but other CO 287 Prescott. L. F IE K 7 ... 11 60 1913 Loy is tlm source of education and Inspiration Harris, Albert 255 Perry. M. S 30 SO 17S4 Kapule, V. Tal W. W 54 21 12 70 Hoopll, Mrs 3 to higher achievements for the counties IK Harris, 2S9 7 10 17f.3 Kalama 92 90 Penlleld, T. J 31 SO! 2023 Hoapill, Mrs. M. thousands In the years to come. Mrs. IK nayselden. H. T 2 69 17S.C Kane, S. K.... 1914 Walmea Land Co. 60 65 8 6 290 Petermann. F. II. J Stnnford has given her entire time and 187 Hakuole. James II 1787 19 20 1915 Wond, W. 8. .. 6 00 2024 Hoplll Jr 291 8. P 1150 Knnahele, J. attention to her son and to husband, K 90 Perry. 8 20 2025 Ed . hrr 12 Harford, II. 1788 Kuhta, Wm. . 1916 Walmalu, Polna 9 30 Haleakala. af- 39 85 292 PInkham, W. E 2026 who lietiuvathrd to her this trust of 111 Hawaii Land Co., Ltd 12 17S9 Kaikainahaole, 21 40 1911 Wood, Edgar .. 15 65 Hop Sing Will . 16 45 293 Plcknrd, J. W 94 Est fection, 111 Helncbcrg. J. A 450 1790 Kalkalnahnole Oplo 2 70 1918 Walalua Ueach Hotel 11 05 16 "6 294 Powell. J. V 2 65 " , 111 Herrick. C. F 1791 Kelliokamoku 9 30 !027 Isaac, Mrs. 4 90 23 SO 293 Podmoro. Robert V 9 19 1.11 Henshall. Geo 1792 Kanunoa 30 WELL CARED FOR, 48 70 296 Pocpoe, M 8 &6 114 Hec Chan J. 1793 2 70 2028 Kaumanu 2 70 " 24 297 George 4 30 Knmakee Delinquent Income Tax, Wala- 138 High. Dr. C. U -- Porter. 1791 Kaatuiana, J. K 25 90 2029 Keone Jr. 1 CO J. A. Fillmore, who has resigned 298 A ISO Pa-ell- W. L 10 IS Poulos, 9 30 lua District. 2030 7 10 the position of manager of the lc US Hlnkels, 6 63 1795 Kuhalahala Kallll. John 22 50 299 Wo Tong 8 system of tho Bouthern I'nclOa 117 Hlrase. J Po 1796 Kenka 3 2031 Kalawala Estate 2 70 25 33 S00 Sara K H "4 nillwny, after almost a lifetime of meri- t Hop Kee l'ua, 1797 Kukllelm. John 8 75 2032 Kaiml, Mrs. II. K 3 25 1 40 301 2 01 torious service, will be paid $1,000 a month Hop Hlng Lung Purdy, J 179S E. 6 00 407 Cox, Andrew 2033 Klnohua 2 70 III 34 38 Keama, J. by tho company till the end of tho year 77 B0 302 Pierce. S. E 6 00 408 Clarke, T. ... 2034 4 65 141 Hop Sing 1799 Keamoku, W. Knlokolnul ind a pension of $500 a month ir. 9 30 thereafter 141 Tlniii-htnllin- Geo. 8 U00 Kekua, Est. . C 00 2035 Kapu, Josepji 6 20 as long us lm lives. 8 20 303 U. W C5 62 148 Holland, W. H Qulnn, 1SU1 Knulualuloha, Est. 6 00 409 Hunter, W. . 2036 Kenla 1 60 Is 71 410 141 Holt, E.9 1S02 Kuhlamoe. II. K. .. 7 20 Hundorp, C. 2037 Keoa, Estate of J 3 80 5 BG 4 90 144 Ho Lui 301 Kaymond, A 1803 7 20 2038 Henry 6 00 PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S 11 60 Kanloanu .... Kclllmnhlal, VIEWS. 145 Holt, Hnnakaulanl i. 2105 305 Heed. F. II 1801 Klnl 8 20 411 Ormlston, A. M. 1 M 039 Kaninldi 3 80 24 SC C 30 11 14S Holt. C. J 306 Held, H. 1S06 9 85 2040 K iui Uuia 2 70 I wli.li to preach, not the doctrine of 1 60 Kalual 147 Hogan, J. J 1 307 Illcluird. Jos 412 Wood. Edgar 55 u. 2011 3 80 Ignoble nse, but the doctrine of tho 10 S4 Kuknhlwa 14H Hoong. Yin ' 303 Itlley. W. It 1807 Loo Choung 13 70 2042 Knleiopu, A. S 22 15 stri'iiuouH life; the life of toll and effort, H 10 S of labor nnd to preach high- 309 Itlchiirdson, J. 1S0S I.elnloha 3 25 2013 Keopulupulii 13 70 strife; that 82 est form of success which comes, not to 141 Ishlhara, S 1809 Kapu 23 80 2014 Kwong Wal 33 60 59 7 10 l.ewalna Koolauloa District. Sung the man who desires mere eusy peace, 15 Ishlsakl, 1 310 Sabin, W. F 1S10 18 10 2015 Kwong Yee Sung 13 15 11 17 l.akekaua but to the man who does not shirk from 311 Sang Kee hardship, or from 9 10 40 1919 1 CO bitter toll, nnd who, 151 Johnson. W. H 3? 312 Sako, It 1S11 Manlnl. F. J 9 40 Alewa 2010 Lee Kin" 1 60 out of these, wins tho splendid, 20 2 13 6 00 ultlmntn 162 Johnson. C 313 Self, Louis 1812 Mahelona, S 11 B0 1920 Aklnn 2047 Lowenberg, A 11 50 victory. Speech lit the Hamilton Club, 5 12 52 70 153 Johnson. 11. Stuart 10a 311 Sherwood, Isaac II 1813 Manlnl, S 1 10 1921 Ahupuaa, Puheemlkl Chicago, April, 1899. H 0 315 Spencer, George 2 00 15 1922 Apuakehnn 5 40 134 Johnson. 1S1I Maloloa 2018 MllPku . . . 4 90 12 60 316 Spencer, G. W 10 IS 8 20 1923 Ah Song 3 II A 153 Johnson. Edward 1S15 Manoanoa, James 2019 Malnnia . . 4 90 Port Jervls, N. Y paper says that 30 6S S 4 90 2 70 1924 Alkue, E. P, r. 40 156 JoncJ. Henry M 217 Stephen!', C. IS 10 Mllckn, Est 2050 Mil, Estate 4 90 while getting railroad ties near Hint 71 33 318 Sehleinmer, M 20 30 11 50 K.7 Jack Wins 1S17 Molteno, Clms 2051 Mal'.n, It. . 11 50 plnce Abe Morehouse was bitten In the 319 2 95 8 20 1925 Hooth, Mrs. C. W. 7 10 Siulddy. Jos. J ISIS Manuahi 2032 . . . 1 03 leg by a rattlesnake. A doctor was 55 Maetui at 8 02 320 Smithies, G. E 28 1S19 G. 9 40 15S Kamanoulu, J. K McC.'irty. J. ... 2053 Mana, Mrs. M. 1 00 once sent for. When he arrived the 321 67 02 12 60 1926 Chlng Sung. Wal Co. 40 21 S. K - Stirling, Con 1820 McGlllln bandages were taken off, nnd as soon 151 Kane. 10 06 1927 D. . 288 75 u3. -- 7 322 Sllva, P Carter, Mrs. M. ns leg was mos- 1SI Kaplolanl Kstate, Ltd 2051 1 65 the bared n swarm of 323 M. G 4 11 1 60 Nuiianu 1 ' ''" Slrniics, 1821 Nolopl quitoes lighted on It. In n fow minutes 161 Kalaan, 1 37 321 Sing Hlng 32 1S22 Napahuelua ... 9 85 1928 Fuji 35 was 16! Karrattl. U. J - the ground covered with dead and ls 10 325 Sing Kee 12 02 Naeole. Nul ... 22 05 2055 Pnukcaho . dying mosquitoes. They had sucked 161 Kaapa. David 94 13 1929 5 45 2036 13 0 326 Slmerson, W. K 182 1 Naheana, M. . 12 60 Glbbs, Est Pellka and Wela the poison of wound 164 Kan Wing Chew t the and saved ... 41 38 327 Sims. W. It 22 60 1825 Nichols, A- - E. 2 70 2057 Paikull, W. 15. .. Morehouse's life. IS. Kanoa, Estate Kalelpua 37 05 32S M. 7 10 1S2G 6 65 1930 Hop Lee Wal Co., M j Swlnton, T Nnea 166 Kea, J. 2 "S .. CI -- 6 90 329 Spring 2058 See Wo Will 19 45 irr K. 1931 10 80 One of th' ehurch'.-- s 'n H lltt'.e West- 1040 330 Shlniimioto, S 79 29 1827 Puluole 7 20 Knpena. Est v 161 P. D 2 town youn;r i- - Kellctt Jr.. 0 13 1S28 14 80 1932 Kanuloa 70 ern has a woman Its W 4 JO 331 So Young Pollkua, Wood 2059 8 75 16 Kelker, John 4 1933 10 40 Turner, Charles pastor. She was ca''nu to i.f - - 332 Stone, A. J 90 1S29 Plpl, W 8 20 Kaluhl, J the .loir 171 Kelly. It. S 1934 8 10 the parsonage one day, nnd - 333 Schoenlng. J. W 17 31 1820 Plnao, Est. ... 4 90 Knhnl, Mrs saw there J ! 171 Kee Kan 11 CO CO 1935 3 20 2060 Wong Hoon 11 60 a young of U 334 Scott, F. J 1831 I'atzlg, C. C. . 00 Keohokul farmer 178 Margaret K 1936 4 87 2061 .. 145 70 type. Klllean. 4- 6 93 Kalwlhaona Wnlknne Land Company the German "Dey say der minis- M. E 31 - 333 Stroup, T 171 Klllean Co.. Ltd., 11 1937 5 40 2062 13 70 llfed In 336 Sun Choy Sing Co 11 66 1S32 ItelB, II. G. 60, Knhanupua Wnlanlta ter dls house," he said. "Yes," 17 Kim Tal " 1938 Kupau, Joel 12 03 replied the fair pastor, "Veil 178 Kldd, Alex 4 30 90 " 3 36 1833 Steore, F. E. ... 39 00,1939 Kalawala, II 2063 Ylm You, Mrs 18 to kit rnerrlt!" "To get married? C 99 337 Taylor, H. It 17S King, W. 11 50 1S34 Spencer, Henry 2 70,1940 Koau, Jno 15 20 Very well, I can marry you," said tho J 335 Tarn Hong 17T Kin Wal. II 7 54 1835 2 70 1941 Kwong On Chong Co 18 00 I be mlnlstcr.lrcncouraglngly. "Oh, but I Kolomoku, " ' 339 Trimble, George Search, J hereby certify the foregoing to 171 Hiram 7 10 1836 Sang Wo Sang 159 65,1942 Kaohclo 36 00 got a girl nlreaty," was the disconcert- M 340 Tlmmons, L. D a correct list of the dellnnucnt taxes 171 Kohn. M. "JO 10 17 10,1943 Kuluwnlmaka 1160 - 342 Thompson, E. . . . 20 1837 See Hop Wal .., and taxpayers for the First Taxation ing reply. 181 Kong Lung J- Frank 1914 39 40 Leong 22 30 Knllleha, N. et als Division. 343 Tom 8 181 Kumamoto, T "i 7n 10 18 44 60.1945 Knuka. S 5 344 Thompson, J. E 1S3S Tong Sang Wal (Signed): JAMES W. PRATT,' WOMEN TO VOTE IN NORWAY. 168 Kun Chong 2 70 1946 Knlpo. S 6 40 315 8 86 1839 Terrelra, J Assessor First Division, Tong Fat 11947 Kiioai), II 18 10 316 A. 14 C9 A law will soon go Into effect In Nor- 1 Tullett, 1918 2 70 181 Lane, John 0 It 17 1810 Wilcox, W. L 7 10 Knlokahaku way giving women power In 317 Thrum, F. W 4 90 the voting 184 Lam Ohlng Chin 1841 Wing Fat C( 20 30 1949 K ueu a municipal elections. Heretofore, since " 2 70 1950 Kaluaukapu 7 60 ISLAND OF KAUAI. 18S Lam Hamr 11 1812 Wong Ming Found 1895, women right 10 348 United Chinese Society 50 1951 13 70 the have had the to 18S Ylt " 1843 Wallace, Jackson 8 40 Kuaukal, Mrs reg- Urn 8S 0 vote on matters affecting the local 18T Lawrence. David 1844 Warren. L 9 40 1952 Kapnll. S 39 90 K, 16 14 70 ulation of the liquor trade. 18S Lau Sau . "86 319 Vivlchaves. Mm. II. 1953 Kamollllll Tax Olllce Fourth Division, 9 67 1954 , 9 60 181 Lam In Chew 330 Vivas, J. M 37 t6 Kapaole, Est. December 31st, 1901. 19 9 1955 Knuahlkana, J. M. 22 70 President Angcll, of Michigan Univer- 191 Lam Leonn 351 Glescn, J. 11 4 90 The following list of Delinquent Tax for- Van Delinquent Income Tax, Ewa 1956 Kalona, Est. ... 12 00 sity, announces that an instructor In 1M Larscn. W " " 6 24 Payers Is hereby published as required Is to appointed. only 5 9j 352 Victor, J. A and Waianae. 1957 95 98 estry soon be Not 191 Lancaster, M Kanamu, Est. by law, nnd comprises the Delinquent this problem to preserve 19 64 1958 6 45 of how forests M Kancumt Dis- AR-l- 191 Langton, W. 34 19 Taxes for the Fourth Division and A FORESTRY COURSE AT ANN n lr' 50 353 Walker, J. S 1959 Kaapu, S. K. . 9 00 Es- 194 LanBlleld, Mra, I 16 75 tricts as Indicated, Including Real to bo considered, but the further and 5: 397 Anlonsen, II. .. - its Lee Kun Yuu l 97 331 Walty. II. T 26 1960 Kuiata, D- K. 2 70 tate, Personal Property, Carriages, more valuable Information, In certain 1 31 A 12 16 Drays. Dogs, sections, of how to create new foresUf, Is Lee Chu 355 Wyman, W. 393 11. "il. i 26' Carts and Personal ltl 22 50 Courtney, 1961 Lau, Est 16 20 re- to be taught. It Is expected that tho 187 Lee I'lnK Yuen H 4 90 and Income Taxes assessed and 22 30 356 Watson, J. 1962 Lee Cheung 7 60 chair of forestry will attract the sons of IIS Lee Wa Chunt; 4 90 maining unpaid for 1901 with 10 per 10 337 Hurry 7 29 399 Gilbert, Lei 1963 1 60 farmers In particular, since tho profes 191 93 Warren, Lutera, Joe cent penalty and thp cost for advertis- Lee Tat San 00 sion Is one more easily comprehended U 90 35S A 6 99 1964 Lognn, S. W 6 provides. 20t Lycett. W. Weill. 400 C. A. 20 42 ing as the law In Its by 2 01 Herring, 19G6 Lum Nln Quong Co 47 90 primary Instruction them thnn 201 Ijconu Younc 339 West, C. I 4 90 by boys from tho city, and becuuso high 10 2 1967 Leong Wo Ylck Co. 39 45 202 Chung 11 40 10 re the graduate fully Lee 360 Wee, Y. M 401 Morton, F. 18 1963 1 60 wardd awnlt trained 33 83 Mnhoe, Est competent In theory tut In practice. 201 Lightfoot, J 12 82 402 Mulholland, 1 38 List Fourth and 5 8I rci Weatherwnx, C. W. ... J. 1969 Malknl 2 15 Delinquent Tax , 204 Loo Chin 403 Muller. C. . 36 45 lK)ve. 18 10 3C2 West, J. 11 39 00 Division. Irrigation ls being urged as India's 20! W. F 1970 18 90 9 92 61 60 Nnneo, Est. means of salvation. Hallways may 206 Lol Koon Chock 363 Wilcox, W. I 404 Schuler, II. 2 26 20 92 1971 Nakl ..., 5 89 cure famine by bringing relief to the 207 Lol Koon Chan 22 64 23 05 361 Wright, John 405 Seutham. J. 1972 Nee Hop Wal Co... 7 87 ntfdy, but a well organized system of 208 Han 9 92 14 41 Lol M 22 50 Akana irrigation Is the only certain preven 10 52 363 Whitney, G. 14 36 201 Loy Hock Lock 406 Warren, L 18 10 11 Akana & Co tive. 1 82 1973 Pnukealanl, J 60 I5 70 366 Wlnam, C, Aka, 3 25 4 210 Loo Joe 1974 Paulo 3 25 Lukel.i 82 70 1 60U The sugar Is subject 211 I.OO Chit Sam 367 Wilder, W. D 1975 for 2 70 food value of a 8 79 Paulo Xalnoaelua on which the doctors disagree. The 212 Lum Chlng 368 2 15 District. Hluke, Chas 7 64 9 83 Winkler, Otto Waialua fact thut children who eat sugar are 213 Lucas, J. A 4 90 1976 Co 21 29 Hertleman, II 2 92 &1 309 Wilkinson, James H. Sung Lee Wal pale nnd have bad teeth leads Dr. Von 214 I.ucaH, George 19 Ilertleman, F 3 47 12 03 . 29 10 Hungo to condemn thin food, and to 21S Chew 370 Wright, llenjiimln II. . 80 90 Lum 1 60 1977 Kong 14 52 IJIrkmyer, Henry Its of iron lime 20 67 15 55 1813 Ahlo. L Tal conclude thut lack and 216 Lum Yee Sing 371 Wldemann, C. A 1978 20 30 llrown, Wm 8 20 mukes II 16 10 1846 Aehee 41 05 Tong Wo Sing Co. lets desirable than other 217 Lunlug, Marlon M 14 14 03 on 372 Wright, J. T 1847 Allna 33 80 Fernandez, Jose M. 19 foods. Professor Leplne, the other 218 20 67 finds ts very Lum Tock 373 W, 25 65 1818 7 10 hand, that there little iron Wright, W Aklna In any Plllpo . 13 97 nnd lime of our food. He shows 10 62 374 It 4 90 1819 Al. D 2 15 Delinquent Income Tax List, Ilokela, ... 219 Martin, C. S Wlndrath, 3 that the French, using about a third ns 1850 Aiea. Mrs. D. M. 1 60 Hul o Huluela 80 220 C "10 375 O. It 23 33 much BUgnr per head as the English, Maxwell. W. Williams, 1 85 Koolauloa District. George 41 73 1831 Al Lelaloha hnve no better health than the Eng- 221 Mahone, D 376 Willis, C. J. .. 11 50 Iwatnuto 12 10 lish and Amcrlcnns, and concludes that 222 M. T 2 10 Marshall, 33 91 1&62 2 25 need of Is 25 09 377 Wise, J. H Heck. Est. of M. the Increased dentists the 221 Mahelona, S 413 Frendenbcrg, F. . 8 99 Kunawnl 2 15 only hnrm can come from uslnc 43 50 378 Estate, II. 36 76 that It Williams J. '. 224 Macfarlane, H. 1863 Chong Chow ... 4 00 414 Wlnslow, M.D., II. 7 87 Kaimnna 22 much sugar. 225 C T7 379 Wing Mow . 79 42 Martin, I'. ...i 1851 Catholic Mission Kurnshlgo 13 70 . 226 Magulre, A. T , 160 44 13 3S0 Worthlngton, H. It. ... 1S55 . .. Keonanna 10 12 SACK ADVICE. 0 22 Cox, Andrew 227 Mariner. J. A 4 90 Kahaolealll 3 80 17 00 381 Wond, Geo. II 1. 228 Man Sing, Y SO District Koolauloa No. 2 70 Manager "Re can-ni- l not to make tha 13 45 is.no Ehu, Est. of Kaklnn, J 2 12 352 Wong Wal II ym 85 plot your nowl too complicated." 229 Mahoney, U. J 1S57 Ehu, Est. of 70 Knehuuahanul (w) 9 of 230 Macklnney. F. W 40 10 353 Wong Wal Kong 13 45 Klilklna (w) 2 15 Author "Why not?" 6 88 Manager "Well, you know before It li 211 Mew 13 45 6 1 1 so Kaaloa, 1 05 Tal 3S Wong Ah Fong .' isnS Herbert, Allan 00 1979 Ah Sin No. Louisa will .' 20 49 3 25 dramatized the plot all have to ba 232 Meheula. 8 355 29 67 1859 Holt, H. W 23 80 1980 Al) 81.1, No. 2 2 15 Kapea 84 27 Wong Low tiiken out," Judge. 232 Mlnton, W. M I860 Holt, Est. of It. W. 814 75 1981 Ah Hop 11 70 Kaplolanl Estate 3 SO 11 50 356 Wong Fook 42 65 - 235 Mitchell. Wm 1861 Hull, Est. of Mary.. 3 80 1982 Ah Pau or C. Lnl Young.. 24 10 10 18 449 77 CACHE OF K.MIIARRASSMENT. 231 Miller. W. K 357 Wong Kwal 1862 Hnalou, Keklpl 10 10 Lan Till 17 44 66 50 .237 Mltamura, Dr. 388 Wong Yee 20 92 1863 Holloway, T. L 17 20 19S3 Cummins, T. P C 20 Dr. (iretr. rector of fit. IJarthol-omew'- 4 94 Rev. 238 Mills. J. H 1865 Houghtnlllnx. Geo. . 2 70 Mallolo Estate 4 90 Episcopal church. New York, 2.111 91 01 . 7 10 p, Miner. F. L 339 Yee Sing Tie 29 06 1985 Ellis. Victoria or Mrs. Uuff-ende- Mlka, Henry who has Just declined the office of blah-o- A. H 50 15 24ft Moore, II 330 Hop, C. Q 7 21 1860 Ikalln 2 55 65 has often un experience that does 4 !0 Yee Ow 4 57 241 Morley, John 1867 Inolno 2 70' not come to many clergymen. Ills con- 53 74 391 Yee alias Lee Sing .. 3 41 I SO J. M Wp,, 1868 6 00 1986 2 70 gregation composed In tho main of Monsarrat. Inea, Isaac Iscnberg Alex Plkno . 4 35 K. J 2 56 392 Yee Sing Kee 6 12 very rich people, ond when he makes an Hi Monsarrat. Puall . 6 37 26 75 40 80 appeal for charity of any sort, ho Is sur 244 Monsarrat, W. T 393 Yee En Kee 23 1869 Klol 3 1987 Holt Mell .., 15 20 3 80 12 99 Plllkal, T. to receive a number of blank cheeks, 245 MorriP. A. L. - 1870 Kahclaheln, Mrs. E. 5 65 1988 Hong Kong 4 90 394 Yet- Hop & Co 158 19 with n request that h nil In suck 246 6 11 1871 Mrs. 17 00 1989 6 00 11 83 Mother. F. 4 Kalamakee, 8. II. Hiram, Mrs. II. Sam Sang Wal Co. amount!, ho 1 10 3.--i Young. WlllJum 90 as thinks would b .right. 247 Moon, C. K 1872 Knuatnana 2 70 Smith, Mrs. II 2 92 He declares that he sometimes feels very Joseph 2 10 1873 3 25 1990 43 248 Uorrln, Kapu, J. N Kahoeka, John 12 much embarrassed as to what he should! 249 Moprehead, Mn. M 27 05 3M .ablan, llenj. P. 4 SO 1874 Kahili, Eat 4 1991 Kane, S. K 10 03 Uknukn 12 60 do.

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