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the hands of five men rests the ITHIN the next two weeks a INcanvassing of Republican opinion in plan may be evolved whereby w Inter-Islan- d Honolulu as to the propriety of the the Telegraph Co., nomination of a candidate to fill the - -i- jri-"- " "' operating a wireless system, may se vacant seat in the Legislature, which cure sufficient backing to enable it to was occupied by the late A. F. Gillillan. resume business. A meeting of the stockholders, of Tbe committee, appointed at the meet- fighting for their lives in the surf outside directors and members dorsed and then an addition made to it, sugar was yes- ing of the Republican Fourth District and the motion of Crabbe was practic- WARREN BACK IN PORT WITH the bar. The launch was returning from several large firms held Convention yesterday has Aintil Mon- ally in this line. The motion was then the bark Kaiulanl and those on board terday afternoon at Castle & Cooke's day afternoon to formulate its report adopted unanimously. J noticing the Japanese clinging to their office, the outcome of which was a ver- C. B. Wilson then Paid that before i upon the advisability of taking action, there was any nomination made he ' PROPELLER BLADES BROKEN overturned boat which, was whirling bal understanding between the direct- and as well who is the proper man to thought it would be wise for the com- - , rbout in the wild waters, she was sent ors and the representatives of the va- mittee to consider whether or not it to the rescue. re- make the race, if it is decided to nom- ' rious firms, that the question of the was the best thing for a nomination to The Iroquois crufsed about until 6 inate. be made at this time. He wanted the organization of the company would be opinion as to o'clock and during that time sighted The meeting of the convention, in of the members whether The Big Transport Lost One Blade Between way seriously considered when a detailed or not should be a fight made, ( two sampans anchored quite a Kwa of there report was made out. This must show the headquarters the Territorial and what was to be gained by it. He j of the harbor mouth. She bore down on committee yesterday afternoon, was did not know whether or not there J San Francisco anch Honolulu and them, but they did not need assistance, the company's liabilities, its relations any loss of prestige by fail- full of oratory, almost every member would be and the tug therefore returned. A little and contracts with Marconi and the ing to make the fight and letting the ' taking a hand in the debates. There whole thing go by the board. Another After Leaving Here. later on the government tug Eleu, not royalties to be paid to the inventor, was early evident a division of opinion, J. W. Burgess said that he had been to be outdone by the Iroquois in tht and a list of the local creditors and talking with a prominent man, who matter of life-savin- g, started out to do a showing but the matter was handled without had given it as his opinion that the stockholders what the latter any acrimony and the decis- fight would cost a lot of money and HE transport Warren sailed forjbionze, and are valued at $1501 ach, so little rescuing on her own account and had paid in on the' stock subscribed, ' spying two the IroquoU to place responsibility of re- would bring no good result. There Manila before breakfast yester-- the boats which and what is delinquent. When this ion the v;ould be no extra session of the Leg- T had firet left went over to them and upon party In day morning and about' 3 o'clock, "it r'ZJr.id not the cost, however, whch is statement is presented, giving the firms porting the pulse of the islature, and it would be better to let it them in Fplte of themselves, tow- ft - go money coming ted upon the Present ail.rmna of rescued something tangible upon which to fig- the city was a unanimous one. There and save men and for the in the afternoon was sighted ing port in triumph. fight for the next Legislature. He said them to company was a change In the leadership, ce.used back. Much speculation was rife as to repairs and whether or not new lil.iuta While the two tugs were chasing gtory ure, as to whether or not the it was his opinion also that it would s. - n return, was at can be ii l? I lu-r-- Th- Warri-- has a can bereorganized on a paying busi- , by the resignation of Chairman Boyd be wisest to allow the whole thing to the cause of her and it and honor on the salty deep with vary- go not get an she couple of second l.a:iC Mmli .s oi, bi..ird. ness, then serious consideration will be of the committee, and the election of A. by the board, and into first thought that it was because but their attaching will be a matter of ing degrees of success, the Young boys to system expensive fight. here given plans for putting the V. fill the seat. There was was leaking, for when she arrived considerable diiiicuity, even if it can be swept the horizon with the'--r glasses and again in working order. it is opened Gear to Senator Crabbe said he had a tf.lk 1 If man. on Wednesday, she was taking consid- accomplish'.', at all. spotting a sampan in evident distress, it will be with the backing of Fuch filled the vacancy in the representation with a prominent business and In order to get the propeil.--r out Senaf-- , who had told him erable water from a crevice in the shaft gallantly put out in one of launches firms as Alexander & Baldwin, T. H. of the second precinct, caused by the a fellow of the water, the transport will have to their that there was no use in making the stern gland packing. parian-V- on spot as' Da vies & Co. and Hackfeld & Co. by giving to L. be tipped up, or in ttie luf trie and arrived the Just the frail death i a member, the fisht, and that if this was done and When the Warren docked about 4 waterfront "stood on her head." It is not was overturned and its two occu- W. F. Allen. J. P. Cooke and F. M. committee came to him they would craft meet- A. Andrews and Andrew Brown, a full the o'clock Naval wharf it was thought possible that divers can coninas pants throvji ftito the seething water. Swanzy, who were present at the not get a blank cent, though his purse at the the job of fixing the new blades. ing, while viewing proceedings con- vote each, instead of the half vote to open cam- cause of return to to unfor- the was always for ordinary learned that the her To tip the ship pontoons will probably The rescuers managed haul the servatively, were agreed that the wire- he did not en- na- - , which they were formerly entitled. The paign funds. He said port was of a much more serious be requisitioned which will have to ke tunate Japanese on board, and also, with less telegraph system, when in working , tirely agree with this view. The Home ! unk and then pumped out. Kxperts. vacancies in the fourth and seventh up a man, turf than had been anticipated. the greatest of difficulty, to tow the over- order, was a benefit to the business rtulcrs would have and however, declared last night that suci sampan precincts were left unfilled, owing to a they would say the Republicans were After the transport had proceeded k cjuJJ nM he un,rtakt. Ht tf)e turned into the harbor. men of the islands, and they expressed secure entrance into the afraid of them, which would have a about two hours on her way yesterday mivai wharf on account of there not Late last night it was reported that the hope, that when the officials of the desire to the upon vote. company a statement upon committee men. great effect the native it was discovered that she hud in enough water to allow of the vessel's two more boats with seven Japanese on presented of labor Boyd moved that a committee of five w be:nS to brins which they could work, that they was to question, lost a blade of her propeller. This dres.d sufficiently board were still out. and it is probable When the convention called be appointed to look into the prog- - h.r stern out of the required would be able to assist it. Manager J. to feel the pulse of the Republicans, wouldn't have Interfered with her di;,tance that a search for them will be made this money was forth- order there were present Chairman i Cross said that if the and to report upon the condition of ress had i' not been for the fact that if the necessary repairs Ctin be made morning. coming the system could be put in op- Boyd and Messrs. Crabbe, Johnson. he-'- to If. the public mind, both as to policy and L,,.jng tRe trip from San Francisco sho they should take tout ten days two weeks, as op- Brown. Wolf, men, a meeting to be held on Mon accomplish, but should it be found eration within the McVeigh, "Wilcox, Oar. at also lost a propeller blade a.:d tns. Jhatmay STUDYING 1'EaiPSHANCS. erators were still available, and the Kc'a, Kehokil day next. In support of his motion with yesterday's loss, rendered her uch is not the case, the transport Wilson. Burgess. Fisher. he said that if it was deemed advisable be detained in port indefinitely. new tubes and batteries ready to be well nig"! helpless. J; he-- Oiub an and Secretary Coney. Chairman Boyd to put up a man, the party must win on S95 souls, all The naval people have nothing to di Rjiijrcb. Intsrest Installed. The vurien nas board belong read the letter from the Territorial or it would have a black eye. There told, including 402 men of the Second with the transport matters which lag Symposium. The meeting was attended by Presi- were many different opinions, and the Battalion of the Fifteenth Infantry and to the United States Army Transport dent and Manager Cross, Secretary W. said that there William- Several phases of the temperance s, committee, and then committee could go about and see what 3TS casuals and recruits. With the pro.- Department, of which Captain R. Furrington. Treasurer C. J. Hutch-in- n re- was another matter which he would was the feeling of the public, and then pect of a lengthy stay in port the ques-ti9- son is tlie local head. Nevertheless, the question were presented before the Auditor R. C. Brown and W. F. th-- only capable man in town up, election of a chairman to report, naming men who could make a of accommodating i troops on construction search Club last evening, some of Allen. F. M. Swanzy, J. P. Cooke and bring the tight and carry the party banner to shore was given immediate attention, at present is said to be Carpenter Pen- him, as felt holding the were der. Capta n Williamson will therefore which were new and some old, while Mr. Cat ton of Catton & Neill. Attor- succeed he that victory. Although the Instructions of and shortly after sundown the men upon ney Thompson was also present position which he now occupied he the Territorial committee were to nom marched to the ground ir. front lot the contract for the attaching of tho the main question as it is looked Frank were p two new propel'-.- r blades and the work by average man. was well to represent the stockholders. The In place. said he inate, there was in the convention the of the driilshed, where tents th by the business should not be the lie and prerogative to act as it saw ed and a regular camp established Ah will probably be done much eher.per meeting was held Treasurer's report in printed form been con- richt an outside contract haa were it attend- canvassed. The at by Secretary. This show- iealized the honor which had fit for the best interest of the party, night long sentries walked their rosts Max-so- n was read the fa-wis- e. whose of President Arthur ferred upon him in his election, but he and to decide as the members thought and for the first time in years the ed to by the department within the residence ed local liabilities of about $7000, to recognize com- - military "Corporal of the province it comes, had that department Smith, of Oahu College. The prin- hoped the committee would This was the right of the miliar call of own on hand. which was also added Manager Cross' why wished to quit it. mittee he said, and it must be given guard, number ," broke the silence of repairing fael ities of its cipal papers and addresses were given salary of J4"00, making a to- the reasons he now airuin a The Warreu is in many respects a nota- claim for to remain in the sufficient latitude in carrying on its the night, as every and by C. L. Rhodes, Ed Towse and Dan of $12,000. There is also a suit sail he would like bust-lei'- s o'U- - ble ship, especially' as far as Honolulans tal about lie power for work. stranger who had with the pending local courts, brought by committee and do all in his while he might cer of the day nccotel a sentry, ar concerned. It was she that brought Case, all of which were listened to at- in the J. H. Fisher said that news of the death of President McKinley Marconi against Mr. Cross, who sign- the party. favor an adjournment until Monday he The men will not mess in eamo this year tentively, the evening concluding with On motion of Burgess his resignation was mandatory direc- - morning, but will march to the transport last fall. In November of last sho ed the original contract, which was thought there a I Sea. The a general and exhaustive discussion of was accepted and then there was a de- tion'from the higher committee to for rations. It is probable that they wi was reported lost in the Inland later turned over to the wireless com- be filled by the occupy the parade ground until the War- - fact of the matter was that sne struck a many of the points brought out. In the pany. This in for several thousand mand that the place name a man. and that it should be shoal in Shimonesekl Straits and after mem- D? ren sans again. discussion the idea of local option for j dollars. The representatives of the bus- - election of J. H. Fisher. That nut The man who should is transferring her troops to the Hancock, The Warren Is a single screw boat, I J . objected, however, saying that his elected, he said, would be in a way was to Nagasaki, v.'iere it was such a community as this was favored till I I ' U .Vl ...... V ber of people of the said to have been fitted with as fine a taken a with of an unknown duties as secretary of the Territorial the representative the propeller s any in the transport found that she had not sustained any proliibtion was viewed as measure saddled debts he entire Island. No one, he thought, vess! quantity, and a clear statement of ev- committee made it inadvisable that held, T!i-- ; blades arc "f serious damage. which would not get a foothold. Amors position. Andrew Brown could foresee what the future meeting were P. ery liability, every asset, and all prob- take another and it might be necessary at some time those present at the assess- nominated A. V. Gear, and he was sec- able sources of revenue from then that the Republican party have in the M. Pond, president; W. A. Bryan, ments was requested. elected without dissent. Legislature every man possible. There retary; Dr. Smith, Professor Dyke, Ed Boyd called attention to the fact that passed would re- The. manager "showed that the busi- might be bills which JAPANESE FISHERMEN C. L. Rhodes, George .McClel-la- n. there was a paragraph in the lettter ceive the veto of the Governor and it WtKt Towse, ness was n the increase when the which referred to a piatiorm, una sug- would then be necessary to have as M. K. Nakuina, Theodore Rich- trouble with Expert Cray, represent- gested that this should be given first many men of the party there as pos- THIS ards, W. C. Weedon. Capt. Bray. Jon- ing Marconi, occurred, after which the attention; perhaps it would be wise to sible. He said he was sorry that the IN PERIL OFF PORT athan Austin. Inspector Keen and Dan business began to lessen, the mechan- appoint a committee to frame such a Governor had felt that the election Case. ism deteriorated, and at last the corn-pun- y platform as was needed. Crabbe mov- should be held, but since the procla- was compelled to close down. Mr. the platform of the last Ter- had been issued there seemed BUREAU. ed that adopted with a mation fight. WEATHER Farrington said that business made ritorial convention be nothing to do but make the If A of Japanese in sampans. in a sampan on Thursday morning and Alexander St.. Febru- business, of all paragraph concerning r. , . . n th ram- - number HONOLULU. nd that what was true r change in the thn north-mone- y. not On Thursday after- ary 28. 1W2: county government, so that paign should be carried on without any exposed to the full force of the had returned. telegraph companies, was true of the city and of noon two Japanese had gone to look for Mean Temperature 67. local concern. It had to commence instead of a declaration in favor On Monday he said there easterly gale, rocking between life and Minimum Temperature 63. "when advisable." that the might be more preparation for the d(?ath some the missing one, and they had not come with small beginnings, but with the I such laws jU5t outside the harbor, and Maximum Temperature 72. the Legislature should provide the but he thought the committee Yesterday morning a big sam- 9 20.03; system kept in good working order, next task of them rapidy driftln& uut t0 sea liud back. Barometer at p. m. irregu- Hutch-in- s said that the time had nominate. ' . business would increase. Mr. it legislation. He point. must - town talking, pan manned by eight men had departed lar. come a decided stand on this The proposition was carried unani- certain death, set the 24 9 .01. said Marconi had broken his for Rulers, and appoint in search of the two lost boats, and Rainfall. hours up to a. m. that He had talked with Home mously that the chairman the ari(j kept the tugs Iroquois and Eleu Moan Dew Point for the Day ".4. contract with the company, by not fur d missing. they would have such a ParafaPn-an- committee, and the roiiowing were one of Young Brothers' launches they likewise were 65. mechanism. It was II very well An- and Mean Relative Humidity nishing duplicate was taking named: J. H. Fisher, chairman; yes- Japanese feared that they had North-northea- st repudiated his it - Mc-Vi- gh busy for several hours saving lives The Wir.ds to north, 6' stated that Marconi had native voters. il rev.- Brown. J. W. Burgess. J. L. to sea and would to 2; weather, northerly gal;s ram Deing Ii question that this and J. Kenokii. Colonel Boyd terday afternoon. all been carried out with American patents, and this Bovd raised the next drowned unless Lieutenant in the valleys;" moderated at night. he did not have anything to furnish in ii committee could not pledge the wa named, but asked to be relieved in Abou: 3 o'clock in the afternoon a be Forecast for Today Northerly winds was made. and the next Legislature. favor of the last member of the com- Rodman would go to their assistance. Hawaii when the contract convention the Terri- Japanese in a great state of excitement ard cool weather: rain, uncertain. already been raid Fisher said the platform of mittee. The lieutei.d.nt agieed, and with thy CURTIS J. LYONS, He had stumb. n was the party consti- C. B. Wilson said that there were and perturbation sought out Lieutenant that Gray was the torial convention could S. Joparese on board to show the way, Territorial Meteorologist. been for hlrn th tution, and he did not think it several vacancies in the committee, Rodman, commander of the F , block, and had it not - He thought the cose he thought these might be filled. of coun- the Iroquois soon poked her nose Marconi and the com- be changed. and Iroquois and told him a tale J trouble between platform part of " j The President has rut out the hand- - . . . vn-- e (irrllfeQ. would be to endorse the last There was a dt sire on the the which wa both p:t-if- ul advising the to have trymen in distress, - original nd then pass a resolution Federation of Labor, he .said, As she went oufc she passed the qaar- Mr. Farrington said that the passage of bills tending to a in the committee, and he and harrowirrT. In graphic terms knee.?hakjrg bv visitirff cfTlre immediate member launch coming in with eight men ;s At-o- n secure municipal governnienL After the little brown man related how one amine nopjers, sL painfully plenty. (Continued on Pae 2). said it was h:s ' gone board, who had been picked u? whil? laata. Constitution. some discussion, Wilson - (Continued on IVee 2.) of hi brother fishermen had out opinion that the platform could be en-

with a chou of purple ribbons P. C. JONES, Treasurer. at the BOBBBHHa

ii .us, w m. Lamm iioyt unaer cui-tlrari- and consequently It will be a serious loss to have the work stopped TflUL at tals time. Unless the unexpected WAKE UP happens, however, this is exactly what will be done, for there are no funds by which it can be continued. Salaries WIRELESS Hi BE STOPPED will continue under a special Shirt Waists ! 4; Matinee Today. (Continued from page 1.) wi31 be a matinee this after- There capitalization was $100,000 divided into Ano her week of Funds Exhausted noon at the Orpheum, beginning at 2 T000 shares. $50,000 In paid-u- p and pro- o'clock. The children will have an op- moter's stock and $50,000 assessable Hhirt Waists. portunity of seeing Cunning in his ex- stock. Through the incompetence of at Experiment traordinary exhibition of mystery, Marconi's experts the stockholders be- magic, digital and Illusions, supple- came distrustful and would not pay mented by Madam Alone's mind read- the assessments. The mistakes of the Station. ing and a most laughable exhibition of first expert were rectified by the second Whitney & Marsh hypnotism. . one, but the cost of making the changes crippled company. He the Children like an entertainment of the said" that this kind far more than any other and promoters had agreed to turn back LIMIIED. the show will be wholesome and enjoy- their promoters' stock into the treas- At Auction MUST NOW WAIT able. ury and suggested that the capitaliza- g Cunning has proved himself to be a tion be reduced to $60,000 and the $23.-0- 00 1045 FORT STREET. ON CONGRESS performer of the first rank, and after already paid In on the assessable OS SATURDAY, MARCH 1, today's matinee will play only on next stock, be reissued in paid-u- p stock. Monday and Tuesday. Prices for re- "I think it w4jld be a good thing for AT 1 O'CLOCK A. M.. served seats this afternoon will be the islands to have this system put Into public Director Jared Smith Sees no Way twenty-fiv- e cents. operation and firmly established," said I wUt offer for sale at auction Mr. Swanzy. "Our firm has found out 1 at mf salesrooms, corner Merchant But to Cease Operations' how useful it is and I think many oth- - and AJalcea atreeta, a largre assortment THE ADVERTISER'S er houses have also found it quite help-- j Until July. ful. I would like to see it go ahead operate dis can con Marconi's discoveries will and so established that it be astrously upon the ocean-cabl- e busi- NEW YEAR NUMBER stantly relied upon. It occurred to me t X ness in this day and generation, but It Housebold Furniture - Unless the unexpected happens all that ?ome arrangement could be made does seem more likely, from the Telephone Orders whereby the existing company could than 1 work United States Agricultural The Express is indented to Miss Lena facts as recorded, that his system Beds, Bureaus, at the be bought out, and the reorganization Consisting of Piano, back of Punchbowl Pilkington for a copy of the New might be made a complete success RING US UP. Tables, Stoves, Desk, Experiment Station made without any liability taken over among Hawaiian Mattresses, unlikely Year's number of the Pacific Commer company. a new com- the islands of the Mattings, Meat Safe, Commodes, Toilet will cease next week. It is not from the old If group, or in any locality where approx- Your "call" will be answered all workmen will be paid oft by cial Advertiser. This paper is publish pany is started it must start without imately make the by an experienced young Articles, Sewing Machines, etc., etc. that any strings to similar conditions clerk, tonight and no- ed In Honolulu, where it was It." stretching of wires or the sicking of you or- I Director Jared Smith estab Treasurer Hutchlns suggested that to whom will give your tified their services are no longer lished In 18.6. There Is nothing crude up cables too expensive to pr'jvtf der, and from whom it will be WILL E. FISHER. that he be given an opportunity to make oracticabie. Is one and an In the appearance of paper. In I -- n received by efficient salesmen. AUCTIONHBR. required. There but that the fact ' r U nfTltwa O "ll I'IPl" I lief y ' compares and the list of stockholders Vn t-- m.-in- ,, Our Telephone Depart- i. impossible solution of the difficulty a it more than favorably with and asset be Conducrel Jtru r,n,-whic- h Order m was agreed to, the meeting, ... ,.,,.,.-,- ,, some anything we have ever seen gotten out -j a tn ment has grown wonderfully donation of funds from miracu- j c In In the way of special to reconvene two weeks hence. A visit DAY. lous source, for the entire appropria- the "States" due in all probability to the A THIS SO Waialae, to see editions. The Issue contains pages to the station at accuracy and dispatch in tion for the Agricultural Experiment Is print- workings of the system, will be a feat- vklih of four columns each. It well PUBLIC'S PULSE IS SOUGHT coming through de- Station Is practically j exhausted, and ed on coated paper, which brings out ure. orders this half-ton- e busi- partment have handled. for some time Director Smith has been the Illustrations to excellent J. P. Cooke intimated that the ben advantage. There is a colored cover, ness community would be glad to have (Continued from Page L) Your orders receive the same by ! relieving the situation donations page of which pictures the wireless system again in working prompt as giv- appears the front the thought there should be provision made attention those At Auction from his own salary. There to crater of an active volcano, making a order, and Mr. Allen said he felt that such membership. Crabbe said en over our counters. be no way out of the dilemma and Mr. scene lurid enough for a place In It was a necessary adjunct. Ifor there had been the same remark Smith" is thoroughly discouraged at the Dante's Inferno. All the illustrations, DECLARUD A FAILURE. to him. and that the federation ON SATURDAY, MARCH 1, both half-ton- e and line drawings, were i had in mind one man who could fill present outlook, which he can see I from made in the office of the Advertiser, (Special to the Advertiser.) the vacancy in his precinct. The fact COMMENCING no possible sign of relief. As the mat- and the result reflects on SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 15. In the nat mere naa Deen no nominations credit the mnHa Hv tbo for1tra i inn m n ilt If npppR- - LEWIS & CO. AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. ter now stands all work at the station equipment of the paper. The type mat- only part of the world where the Mar-- 4 was set on linotype sary lhat the seiections for the fourth LIMITED. salesrooms. will sell at pub- will cease immediately, and nothfng ter machines. The coni system of wireless telegraphy has and seventh precincjs be left open until At raj I advertising patronage is excellent and 1060 ST. further can be done until the first day as practical com- - - FORT lic auction, a fine assortment of the advertisements give one a fair idea been established a j0- votes ofinne sSaApn"w ere of July, when the appropriation for the of of edi- enterprise proved a ren- - the business the islands. The mercial it has made whole ones, which filled the 240-Th- ree Telephones 24-- new year becomes available If Con- tion serves as a handbook to Honolulu failure, says the New York Commer resentation. The committee then ad- - 4 Rags Carpets, Pictures. so Js in- journed until the same hour Monday. gress passes the bill with the recom and the islands, complete the cial, That is in Hawaii, where early mendation of Secretary Wilson and Di formation contained therein. One of Etc., Etc., Etc. the special articles with which the pa- in March, 1901, a previously installed rector True for an appropriation of per abounds was written by Roy H. plant that had proved only partially KEYSTONE-ELGI- N $15,000 for the Hawaiian Experiment Chamberlain, a former Clariiiua boy. successful, was opened for general bus- E. who is now of rev- iness between the five principal islands WILL FISHER, Station, collector internal . Has Just Received WATCHES enue place. is ac- of the group. The company owning AUCTIONEER. The climax, as it appears today, has at that The article cap- DURABLE AND. ACCURATE companied by a fine half-ton- e engrav- and operating It has exhausted its New Lines of been foreseen for some time by Direct ital of $100,000. has been sued in the ing of Mr. Chamberlain. Altogether, The Keystone Watch or Smith, but he has managed to con we cannot speak too highly of the courts for debts overdue, has not paid m 9 1 operators some time past, has JLt.J.611 I Case Co., Philadelphia, BOARDS AN LOTS tinue the work on the plans laid out. newspaper enterprise of the . Pacific its for S Stlltl JljOjS only J in us ireujyury, unu uajj ineie-for- e U. 8. A. Established ISSS. without interruption, though the ever-Increasi- ng Commercial Advertiser. Red Oak (Iowa) Express, January 24. Quit doing business. The record of Goods America' oldest ani) KINAU STREET, shortage In funds was al its inception, organization and subse- Furnishing largest watch factory. ways apparent. What makes the mat- quent operations covering a period of KAPIOLANI and ter worse Is that the work already done DOAN'S UEY PIUS more than two years, as detailed by a at the station may have to be abandon- BJCK86JIE Honolulu correspondent of the New Hats, Ties. Underwear For sale by the LUNA LI LO STREETS. ed for want of the few hundred dollars York Sun, does not leave on a careful watch dealers In Ha- needed to continue it for the next four reader, however, an Impression that the and Clothing. waiian Islands. months, when the new appropriation Which is Better: -- To Try an Experiment, of system itself was so much at fault as manner of financing the scheme, Fort Street, near King. will become available. There Is no Piofit By a Honolulu Citizen's the .'. $ 1500 and $iroo method by which funds can be obtain- and the subsequent conduct of it. flDAnnu ed from the national treasury, nor Is it Obviously, there has been friction al Ice Experience? EACH! possible to. borrow money fin anticipa- most from the start between Inventor tion of the money which will become Something new Is an experiment. Marconi and the Interisland Telegraph Company. That of itself was bad NEW Ii RANCH STOItK 1-- available for use next July. Conse- Must be proven tc be as represented. 3 DAfflL quently even though an advance of Be successful at home or you doubt enough. Material furnished by him ear- Hotel St. near Union. money was obtained for the use of the It. ly in the enterprise was not paid for, Ice Delivered to any part of the Balance on time. experiment station for the next few The manufacturer's statement Is net he refused to furnish more, and the City. , months, it could not be legally repaid convincing proof of merit. company now blames him for crippling Ha-waifa- ns PHOTOGRAPHIC out of the next appropriation, and the But the endorsement of friends Is. the enterprise physically. Native Island orders promptly SKed. WILL E. FISHER, only means by which it might be re- Now, supposing you had a weak chiefly women, and all of them Real Estate Agent and Auc placed would be through a special act back. without experience in telegraphy or PORTRAITS Hoffman & Mart ham of Congress. A lame, aching one. any knowledge of the science were ta- or Telephone S151. O. Box tioneer. The present unfortunate situation Is Would you experiment on It ? ken on as operators and drilled for the Blue P. (. business. was Ex Fine Assortment of ISLAND Office: Kewalo. Cor. Merchant and Alakea Sts. due to the failure of the Territory to You will read of many so-call- ed That wors'i still. appropriate a sum sufficient to estab cures. perts should have been employed, at VIEWS. Send for list. ay outset. appears lish the experiment station, at the out Eut they come from tar-aw- places least at the It that at set. In a majority of cases past 7 o'clock every morning all the clocks Lodge Le Progres De in the It's different when the endorsement rcceanie. It has been customary for State or Ter- comes from borne. on the various islands were set througn ritory to assist in the establishment of this wireless system by the chronom- Fancy and Staple Groceries. No. 114. A. & A. S. RITE. Always remember. First Class WorK Guaranteed Beretanla and Emma fits. a United States Experiment Station, Home endorsement Is the proof that eter In Honolulu. It required only which the Department ofAgriculture backs every box of Doan's Backache tv.'elve seconds to make the circuit ev Telephone Blue 2312. )6c then agrees to maintain. This was not ery morning, but when it came to the Kidney Pills. of Important done in Hawaii and consequently it be- Mr. H. S. Swlnton, of thl3 city, says: transmission commercial Received THERE WILL. BE A SPECIAL, came necessary to use the funds ap- messages something was almost always Just Ex Alameda. meeting of the above lodge at 7:30 "I was a long sufferer from backache, wrong. Massages by Snow Flake. Asparagus. Melrose Teas. propriated for the maintenance of the having been twelve sent the wireless o'clock THIS SATURDAY EVENING. experiment station for the construction afflicted with It for system in some Inexplicable manner Pinolas and Olives, Shredded Wheat March 1. at Its hall. Masonic Temple, of buildings, years. Taking this as a symptom of strayed off space were never preparation of the land for kidney trouble, and seeing Doan'e into and Biscuit, Corn beef hash. Fancy crackers WORK IN FIRST DEGREE. cultivation and purchase or apparatus; recovered. Many of the messages were, and candy of all kinds. Lodge, No. 21, Backache Kidney Pills advertised a? is true, accurately PHOTOGRAPHIC CO.. Members of Hawaiian and naturally though every possible good complaints as it transmitted and and Pacific Lodge. No. 822, ana all so economy was exercised, insuffi- being for such rogularly. the bas:i ss men lost S.IMITRD. it was mine, I procured some of them the lut journing brethren are invited to be purposes. at in system important MOTT-SMIT- BEAVER LUNCH .! cient for all As it now Is. up- interest the after H BLOCK," ROOMS present. there is quite a complete Holllster Drug Co.'s store. I found ii:rs3agea, .t intvmt th 'iis.u: l of M. . station built ..! By order of the W. upon slope of on taking them that they were doing dollars to them, failed t materialize, Corner Fort and Hotel Streets. H. J. NOLTE, Proprietor. C. Q. BOCKUS, Secretary, the Punchbowl, and it me good, was thereby encouraged would become even more In and and they had failed to safeguard .heir Street, Opposite Sk. valuable to keep now am of Fort Wilder C: on until I cured the by duplicaiing FIUST-CL.AS- S the future. A handsome cottage and - interests th?m in the LUNCHES SERTSD. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. office has been completed; the pumping) backache. The merits of Doan's Back- mails. The mi i'.mam cost of messages Hawaii Sliinpo Ska With Tea, Coffee. Soda Water, apparatus is reaay ror use, and nearly ache Kidney Pills have been striking was 52 or ten words, with only 20 Ginger Ale or Milk. ly in my case, I recommend j AT THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF all the land required has been cleared shown and cents for each word in excess surely, THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT- - Open from 7 a. m. to 10 p. m. them to other sufferers.' Rmokers' Requisites the stockholders of the Hawaiian Navi of rocks and underbrush, though at a not an exorbitant rate for a circuit cf ing office. The publisher of Hawaii a Specialty. gation Co., held February 28. 1902. Doan's Backache Kidney Pills al- lf.O or 200 , Ltd.. considerable outlay of cash. Though miles. Shinpo, the only daily Japanese paper the following officers, constituting the the equipment is far from complete, a ways have the picture of a leaf on the The Marconi system a:i a commercial JOSEPH IIAIITMANN V CO. Board of Directors, were duly elected: good start has already been made, and wrapper. In asking fbr Doan's Back- venture has broken down in Hawaii published In the Territory of Hawaii. A. A. Young. President. year ache Kidney Pills ask for the kind Allen Herbert, Vice President. within another would become of manifestly from bad organization and C. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor. much benefit to the people of Hawaii, which cured Mr. Swlnton. and see that rnaiiagerr:enL If comparatively unim- Y. SOGA. WHOLE 3ALX A. N. Campbell, Treasurer. Is on wrapper. Editor. M. G. Carrera, Secretary. agriculturally. Not only that, but a the leaf the portant messages could be transmitted Telephone Main 97. Lowrey, large number of plants, seeds, trees. Doan's Baikache Kidney Pills are by It accurately and promptly, there is Wine and Liquor Dealers F. J. Auditor. Editorial and Printing Office Mau-nak- ea F. W. McChesney, Director. pineapples, etc., have been set out,-- and sold by all chemists and storekeepers no reason why Important ones should fair-mind- St.. above King. O. 507. ed P. Box E. G. CARRERA. are growing, and will soon be available at 50 cents per box, six boxes $2.50, or fall utterly. A public will Waverley Block. BETHEL RT. Secretary. for the purpose of experiments. There will be mailed on receipt of price by refuse to believe that this failure In Honolulu. Feb. 2S. 1902. 6105 ia Drug Co., Honolulu, k Daily still considerable work to be done in the Holllster Hawaii grlves a setba-- to the system Advertiser, delivered by carrier THE ADVERTISER IS wholesale agents for the Hawaiian de- any DELIVERED commercially. As we have often 10 pari 01 me city ror i cents a TO ANY PART OF THE CITT FOR MEETING NOTICE. 1 Islands. clared, there Is little probability that TO00!- - j "S CENTS PER X'ONTH. Till ADJOURNED ANNUAL. A meeting of the stockholders of the Pio- Few : ! neer Mill Co.. Ltd.. will bt hel l at th. office of H. Hackfeld & Co.. Ltd.. on Words '.3 Tuesday, March 4. 1902. at 10 o'clock Exclusive AgcKt HaWaiia a. m. about for Ialarxd. 10i F. KLAMP, Secretary.

WILL1XD I. BkOWB. FBASl EILS7EAD tain-Kille-Y WILIUM A. LOYE. - A prominent Montreal ckrcTman, the Rev. Jamea GHY 9 H. Dixon. Rector Ft. JaCa end Hon. Canon of WENS HALSTEAD&GQ. Christ Church Cat .V!ral, write; "Permit me ta .'t- - v v ii end yon a f0r line ta itrongly recommend Electrical Pekrt Dins' Tain-Kille- r. I bav used It with Stock and Bond satisfaction thirtr-fi- e Brokers for year. It is a rirena- - Engineer tica hich deserves full public confidence. A enre enr tor money advanced or Soro R003I G, MdXTYKK BUILDING Pain-Kill- er Coughs,Throat, Chiiis. Wfl r AV' j "Pilose sugar securities. Cramps. Ac. Main cos. IIoxoi.ulu, II. T. f 1 1 . Two Sizes, C5a and 5c There only cue Tain-KUI- WouicJ to aKy rquircc Kin u Perry Davis. "C5'5" !421 FOIST v A Contractor and Dealer . cj tK -- 1 K ! in r-r- : &tQC Dqu ppc vi 6 i r p ; I3 tv.l. MAifj 7? CWICWESTER-- ENGLISH .f.'I fEftfJYRQVAa, 3 Just the tiling for noicy p'nee?, 'I.V V."-- TELEPHQNE - PiU " wliere tlie ordinary SUPPLIES i 1HE 22ELRGSE. .if. p.. " r until I . tJr bell cannct be heard. l;su in of every description. .M M44-14-.- 3 KINO ST. Si'.-'-ps- Power Stations, M.ic!iino , Poles, Cross Arms, Insulators, Saw ,',V.l!s, Snpnr nc. Pins, Brackets, Wire, Tele- Pleasant Itoom. with excellent Tabl phones, Batteries, etc. end Service. Moderate Prices. - . Kill ' fJ - r " ' 1 r- -t. ! Tel. 30S1 Blue. M ,". . l.i.1lcuH lUl

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MARCH 1, iqc.

Rotation prize was 'won by Mr. S. A. Va!kr. and con.-ite-d of an ivory paper-cutte- r. Amon? the guests were Air. an ! t. i i . it If. .iv. 1 Iftra A j Frank liatteaj. Mr. an.J Mrs.. Robert naisicaa. .Mr. ana iirs. joiui ijrIt an. and Mrs. Pa :hs. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Oat, Mr. and Mrs. ArthL- - Wall. Mr. Tom Wa!l, Dr. anJ Mrs. C. H. Cooper, Mr. Alfred Wall. Misses Ward. Misses Wal- - kt r. Miss Maude Gillet. Mr. and Mrs. J. mm S. McCandless. Mr. and Mrs. Wells Pet- - - til... llAnrvf.K Ivfr a Mrs. Willard Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Char- ley Atherton. Mr. Ollle, Sorenson, 5m. wi W. R. Castle Jr.. Mr. Wade Armstrong. Miss Holloday. v General Warfleld took his departure for In foreign boat. Our was that worn by Mrs. Edward Damon, the coast the last a cream confection, with relief of shell j jse 1 pink mousseMne, an exquisite siik mails? Mr. W. N. Armstrong was an outgoing lace completing gown. passenger In the Alameda. the jt " Mrs. John S. McGrew made a stately being picture in a silver gray silk that shim- Mr. Lllienthal and party, after I mered thro' an over trimming of rich pleasantly entertained on the Islands for black lace. a number of weeks, left for home in the Show Windows Mlsn Gillet was in a filmy white tuile, Alameda. a touch of warm coloring being added Are a reflection by the carnations deep red she carried. Miss Arrac, who came to Honolulu, en of the beauty that you will find within the store. This Mrs. Anderson, a sister of Mr. Young, route to Hllo, was the guest of Mrs. week they wore a white organdie with trimmings of Irene Holloway while here. I'pon the are radient in the handsomest of new goods all plainly matked black. arrival of the steamer Miss Arrac was and Mr.' met by her friend. Miss Ivy Richardson, at prices that defy competition. Henry Macfarlane Jr. was as" to welcome her dilntily pleufdng as always in a pale who came from Hawaii p nk ch.'ffon, with embellishment of nar- v row satin ribbon In lghter tintings. Mr. and Mrs. Robert ilawxhurst, who" In-e- Ho- Viz-zavon- a, have staying at the Hawaiian ISS Alice Jones gave Among the guests were Monsieur a delightful Mr. and Mrs. Montrose Graham, tel, returned to their Hawaii home du- ar ride party on Monday after- 54'r. and Mrs. Edward Damvn. Mr. and ring the week. noon In honor of Miss Ivy Rich Mrs. Hurry Macfarlane, Dr. and Mrs. C w! 13. Cooper. Dr. and Mrs. Anderson, Miss Mr. and Mrs. A. Wall and child ardson of Ililo and Miss Arrat of Phil- White. Mr. Wright. Mrs. Mary Gunn. have gone to the other islanils for a Among New Arrivals . the adelphia. Miss Jones' guests were ta- Mr. Tv.i.-- Mr. Griggs Holt, Mr. Kobert ken special car to A .k'.ns.n. Miss Juliette King, Mr. Isaac jer the end of the I llinul'am. Aliss. Ella Stansbury, MUi One of the most auspicious meetings Will be Pacific Heig'hts line and then a return, Margaret Rentier. Mr. Earle, Mr. Green- that the Guild has had was held at the found many unusually attractive goods including: part way back, was made to the sec- wood, Mr. and Mrs. Rabbit, Mrs. Nott. home of Mrs. Ernest Kopke on Monday ond tea house, where a delicious colla- M ss Hurgent, Mr. Robert Shingle. afternoon. Miss von Holt read a very interesting paper on the Anglican Church tion was served. After a pleasant stay Jit spoke length Fine here, the party made the return trip to One of the prettiest affairs ever given in Hawaii, in which she at Victoria Lawfls Lewis Lawns suc-cesr'- ui of Bishop Staley. In every town. in Honolulu and one of 'the most the work of was the poi supper given on way the Guild shows development and 40 inches wide. Fast colors; over 100 patterns; freek jf C jC Saturday evening last, by Mr. Mana progress, and much encouragement was Many yachting1 parties were formed Widemann at the home of Mr. and Mrs. the result of the meeting. A vote of piece and new, at ; for slewing Sunday's races, and the I.antz. The entire ceiling of the din-ln- t- thanks was tendered retiring officers, and Per 75 cents ?. the new officers then took office. Among boats, with flags flying and gayly room was hidden by a drape of shell 6 1- -4 per spectators, most'pir.k plna cloth, through which were the ladies who attended were Mrs. Mack- cents yard dressed presented a Mrs. C. B. Cooper, j hung le!s of maile. The table was buried intosh, Cathcart. Mrs. pleasing water picture. Mrs. Clarence Mrs. Fred Church, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Macfarlane entertained on board the;'; ms lews. a.., sir. tod altogethera.i the appearance of a Crabb, Mrs. Giffard. Mrs. H. Davidson, yacht; Henry Coopers Wide-main- Sophie Macfarlane the tro;'.ral bower of beauty. Mr. 's Miss Rycroft, Mrs. Chas. Crane. New Ginghams had their party of guests; Miss Gretch-e- n guests Mr. Mrs. Lake, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Beckley, Mrs. Camp. were and r. Muslin Water-house- Underwear Kopke graced Mr. Albert 's Mr. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane. Mr. Mrj. Emry, Miss Tannant, Mrs. Sehaef-e- For Ladies' and gentlemen's shirtiDgs; wee craft, and there were many and Mis. Geo. Smithies, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Irmgard Schaefer, Miss Marie, Mott-Smlt- von others noticed. Chrbllan Conrad, Mrs. May h Holt. excellent pattern ; latest novelties in Ladies' Ribbed Jersey Vests; good quali- Bird. Mr. ami Mrs. Grimwood, Mr. Bon- J J Mr. E. W. is making trip design?. ty- dis-Tdar- ed At. Mclnerny, Mrs. Van Senden a Tie greatest enthusiasm is being nie M(inarra(, Mr. to the other Islands. over Miss Bacon's basket ball Mary Grnn. Mrs. Nellie Noonan, Mr. I ' r 12 ce.ntsp2r yard 2 for 25 cents; $1.40 per doz. teams. Mrs. Wells Peterson has given ""ll"n ZZ?. .t: Undsley, son of the late Captain Rich- 12 her rrounds for certain days practice c;;frt,r1 Kimball. Miss Juliette King, ard Hoyt and Mrs. Rose Hoyt. of this among those of her friends who are,Mjss jiarKari.t Render, Mr. and Mrs. W. city, and Kathryn. daughter of Captain not satisfied to work toward achieving I intz. Mr. Klebahn. Ml Walker, and Mrs. H. C. Coe, were married Thurs- success only on the Tuesdays and Sat-j.M'.- -s Gillet, Miss Cordelia Walker, Mr. day, January IB, 1W2, by the Rev. Philip urdays that are Mi3S Bacon's hours for Frank Armstrong, Mr. Sam Walker, Mr. Kemp Hammond, rector of St. Paul's drill, and a number are most proficient IJ. Walker. Miss Nellie Kitchen Mis Episcopal Church, Oregon City. Mr. and : May Kd. Mr. Mrs. Hoyt wid In Honolulu. . ha. , Damon. Mr. Stiles. and reside already. The coming matches are M Mrjf m Portland Oregonlan. lng anticipated with keenest interest. Mp pauI 1tenht.rf.t Mr. Earl, Mr. j. White Muslin Short Chemises Many, in discussing the relative merits Tarn ait.fJrew Mr v right. Major Pot-o- f Mrs. W. J. Lowrie and little child, aft- basket ball and tennis, seem to think er a stay of some weeks in Honolulu, as ltr. 5 that in the former one loses onesself j the guests of her mother, Mrs. Allen, at 3 Cents Each or 3 for $1.00. more entlely than In the latter, and Monday evening the Moan.i Hotel was Ingleslde, returned to her Maui home while both may be the scene of much gayety. There were it during the week. that therefore r beneficial as far as physical ; num.n-- 01 .i nner parties ana ine mu.jr J , . v. v,., Kali was uiorougmy enjojiu. mr. aim --ur: Mrs. Francis M. Swanzy entertained exercise ia cunctrum, i.. na.v "" jW j. A1Ien were among those who ei the officers of the Phaeton on Tantalus leads' In that It is a better mental re ertalned dinner guests. on Saturday last. laxatlon. S v V 1 . v Miss Combs of Maryland, Calif., an Since their engagements were anaounc- - CO. : 3 ! . . - - . PACIFIC gave a tea on j . i . . 1 t r fuHf...... two.. . nt. rtroi., IMPORT Henry Castle ttl.. v. rhl....-- ago Mrs. ' . . . . r .1 ed a few weeks three or four of the Wednesday p. m. at the Manoa Valley tni visitors iu our c:i. ad mey nave brides-to-b- e have been the recipients of PROGRESS BLOCK, FORT STREET home of Mrs. S. N. Castle. a number of former college friends In many dainty engagement gifts. One who Honolulu, their stay is being made addi- at present resides In Nuuanu vl'ey has Mrs. Ena were on the tionally pleasant. Mrs. Richard Ivers en- received a dozen pretty engagement tit. and John on Wednes- departing list of the Nilhau of the 27th. tertained at dinner for them cups, while another has 21 such cups, be- corsage; gray peau em- - irs. v. Auen. d Mls3 Kinney, blue crepe du chine, plc-so- ie day evening. sides several silver salted-almon- d dishes. f. paret MoBman. pink organdie, pink with white Honitoa lace and dia- - pire style; Mrs. K. K. bro- - Airs, Mr. W. C. Parke Is on the other Isl- v .4 The fad of engagement cups Pratt, black iure hat; tiiffard, black and white Mr. und Mrs. Tenney Peck are receiv- Is a pretly custom, and just for the sake niond ornaments. Mrs. Charles IJ. Coop- - cade satin trimmed with black Jet; Mrs. oroeaaea puk, trimmed with white real ands. . Jt ing congratulations upon the arrival of a of receiving ante-nupti- al favors, it Is er looker regal in a gown or all over Cecil Hrown black sillf. (ILimonil orna- - lace. Mrs. Moore (nee Iw-r- y ton. worth while becoming engaged. cream lace worn over cream satin. th m'ents; Mrs. Richard Ivers. gray mousse- - Governor Dole and his secretary, Mr. and W.I ' -- - -- lr. welcoming tiny daugh- M w v high collar and sleeves of lace finished line de soie with Valenciennes lace over . - ': uivpyvu 1 1 uui wi mi: &t have been a - ter tato their home. Mr. C. K. Guest left on the last Klnau Mrs. Henry Castle gave a tea Wednes- Vr- a narrow roll of pink panne velvet; white taffeta silk; Mrs. A. A. Montano, ter part of the afternoon and 'Ok tea. Mott-Smlt- h. for Hi!o. day afternoon in honor of Mrs. jJutter-liei- d Mrs. E. A. black point black brocaded peau de tole with Jet and chil- 'esprit over iridescent blue, with a trimmings; Mrs. Charles Atherton, creme Col. T. S. Spalding was on outgoing Mr. and Mrs. C. Hedemann evening and Mrs. Bender. Tea was poured the dren are booked to depart In the Ventura On Saturday last at the Moana in the d.n.ng room by Mrs. B. 1 Marx, Bunch of white violets in the coiffure; silk, red trimmlngrs; Miss Jennie Giffard, passenger list of the Mikahala. Hanneberg gave Mott-Smit- h Chan- - Mz-rc- Mr. Mrs. Hedemann Hotel Mr. and Mrs. A. who was by Mrs. Mary Bird, black light blue peau de sole, with iridescent of h 4th. and assisted Mrs. Percy Pond, ros- - d. ex- some dozen guests. tilly lace over black silk, red rosea n trimmings, coiffure with tea George ar Ieasure-boun- and will travel a dinner for Mrs. Fred Church and M.ss Binder. studded Mrs. Herbert and Mrs. Nellie tensively before returning to the Islands. Punch was served by Miss Castle, who the hair; Mrs. A. U. Haves, black Jace es; Miss May Landegon, embroided lace Noonan are to give a picnic l Kinney Is to accompany Miss Anita Chrystal Is the guest of was by with cerise trimmings, diamond orna- - with iridescent trimming over 'white, for Mrs. H. A. Allen the early part of Miea Maude Campbe.l. assisted the Misses Berry and onts; I gray pink Francisco, en route Mrs. Samuel Parker and Miss Miss I -- iita n Bacon. Princess Kawananakoa, French hat covered with masses of the week. them a far as San - Among the ladies to Kurope. MM.- who enjoyed Mrs. Castle's hospital. ty crepe Qu chine with renaissance lace, rosebuds; Miss Irene Dickson, yellow Dillingham in But-teriiel- large Gainsborough . Mr. B. F. returned home were Mesdameg McGrew, Bender, d. white hat trimmed erepe du chine with black velvet ribbons, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hatch gave a din- 0 mid-wee- - k stay n, plume, sun- Oo cf the principal topics of conversa- the foreign boat after a Castle-Ccleina- Damon. Styne, with white ostrich diamond black picture hat; Miss Emma Davison, ner Tuesday for Addison MIzner. The tion during the week has been the en- of rome months at the coast and In Dillingham, J. B. Atherton, Weaver, burst at the throat; Mrs. Samuel Parker, white lace applique over pink taffeta. other guests were Miss Katheryn Widdi- - Mis Eastern cities. Eldridge, - Mack lace 'gown over white taffeta, black Mrs. R. P. Meyers, pearl gray trimmed field, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ivers, Miss gagement recently announced of Allen, W. R. Castie, Hathe- orna- - Maude Ulllet and Mr. Archibald Young. way, t ulier, Taylor and many otherSj Ga'.nsboroush hat and diamond with white lace; Mrs. H. W. Howard. Marion Scott. Miss Kaufman, Mr. Black- - s Tr'nce David Kawananakoa and Prin- ments; aiifs Alice Lampoeii, reel etienne. i.ink and white orpandie ana DiacK lace; man. Dr. Garvin, Alls Gillet who Is from Detroit. the I S. McGrew, with whom cess Kawan.inakoa were registered on trimmed with black lace, black picture Mrs. J. H. Raymoad, lavender peau de Vt " niec or Mrs. J. The reception given yesterday after - - ttho came to Honolulu some twelve the incoming passenger list of the S. S. noon by ii.ii. wiiii mit- piunir, iinsn viiijoi.ii, so.e wun purpie saim smpca, dio..iv pu.- .irs. J. s. v aiKer ana Miss tiertruye Mis. Sanford B. Dole at the brown etienne over brown silk, trimmed C. M. Cooke, white mous- - months ago upon the latter's return from Alameda. Emma street r s.dence of Governor and ture hat; Mrs. Rates are at Ahuimanu with the Maiv v I with creme lace; Mrs. Hunt, blue crepe, dt soie, trimmed with biacK over the. coast. While here, Miss Gillet haa Mrs. Dole, was a brilliant function. at; seline farlanes for a short period of rest. recipient of much attention in Mr. and Mrs. M. Ixiulsson, who hav trimmed with real old lace; Mrs. R. D. blue taffeta; Mrs. A. W. Pearson, black 8 been the to San Francisco, returne which about 5' ladies were present. Th.y Mead, black and white foulard, trimmed sHk with iridescent trimmings; Miss Ku Holloway party way. by clever repartee leen visitors i Mrs. Carl has a house a social and her lr.rse. rambling, roomy house, the scenrf over pink; Mrs. Edgar organdie with blue j vivacity of manner has won for he'-rl- f home in the last foreign boat. of so many v;th white lace lumanu Ward, white for OVer Sunday at Waipio, and notable receptions in the Walker, white Grenadine over white taf-- erene du chine. Zouave Jacket, picture fct ?t m. welcome posit 'on even apart from J J J past nine years, was yesterday the scen - would naturally be ac- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Parker are; In feta; Mr.. S. M. Damon, white organdie hat; Miss Caroline Howland, yellow or- Dr. and Mrs. Charles B, Cooper and tnat place which of attiaction for society's devotees. The with real lace; gandie over yellow taffeta; Miss Nina corded a re'atlve of so prominent an town again. residence was Jilied whose trlmmed Valenciennes Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Damon will give a G.l-l- et with tlowers Mrs. H. M. von blue satin organdie with bow of family as that In which Miss J fragrance lively Holt, slate Adams, white dinner next Wednesday at Puukapu, Island Mrs. C. Wight came in from the tilled the air, and to the trimmed with old Spanish lace; Mrs. maile: Mrs. Charles A. Erown, black Moanalua, Miss has bren a guest. I. hum o' co.nversatlo.i was added inspirit - for Gillette. doling, who has grown other islands during the week. Walter F. Frear, white silk with gray slik with iridescent trimmings; Miss Irm- M . Mr. Archibald ing strains by the Hawaiian Territoria feather bia, French hat trimmed with gard Schaefer, blue cashmere trimmed Mrs. Sargent gave a up our city. Is favorably known In a J Piay-- Nott and Miss in Ist-nter- anon mrougnout possessed of tha( Mrs. Hans made a brief visit jnk rose.. Mr? A g Humphreys, white with lace: Mrs. George Davie?, tiu trolley party to Pacific Heights last wide circle. He Is one afternoon. Mrs. Dole received in the Kr-- .io,.i, re.-i-v to Honolulu during the last fortnight. wh c.n.Wm.oh ,af Mr. crepe du chine with white Duchesse lace: Wednesday followed by delicious worth wilch wins n:m room I sterling as returning to her Kauai home in the isl large drawing adjoining the main Robert W Wilcox, blue organdie, trlm- - Mrs. E. R. Cunha, black silk: M.ss Itosie Welch rarebits Mrs. Freith'e. a hearty from business associates 1"uu" at is boat of the Clth Mr Is wa tied with black lace; Mrs. J. M. Oat, Cunha, white confection with applique w wamth of friendly feeling that and r,f,. Cooper. Mrs. M. M. Estee Mr.--. Wil - the accompanied home by Mrs. John Hum- - and itiirple brocade; Mrs. J. w. tjatneart. trimming, rencn nat wun pmK rose- - his from Ids intimates. liam F. Alk-n- At the entrance to the t pur- - The engagement of Miss Maude Gil- whispers were current during burg and Miss F. lfum'nurg. who are llack silk grtiadine trimmed with white bud; Mrs. Harry Davison, royal Though to on Isle for some drawing room the guests were met by satin ribbons; Miss Paty. white organdie pie foulard trimmed with ecru lace, black previous apropo of the visit the Garden I the two weeks Mrs. Charles It. Cooper. Mrs. Ernt-s-t A. trimmed with white Valenciennes lace; and white Gainsborough hat; Miss Mar- - (Continued on Page 4.) engagement, it was not until Thursday weeks. Mott-Smit- h, Mrs. Alexandt-- G. . Haves announcement was made. Mott-Smit- that formal Sons of Revolution land Mrs. Mary h Rrd. After evening day the beautiful The the American I On of that reception in Washing- paying their respects to the hostess and O D B Q Q y Q Q B B D II home of the McGrews on Gren street g.'v a honor of those as.s her, the guests were led BIBBBDBBBB1 S BBBSBSBBSBB3BBBBBBBB3BBBBBB scene of a merry gathering or ton's birthday on Saturday evening last, to room by B was the par- Mr. Mrs. W. R. Cas- the tea Miss Irmgard Schaef friends of the principal at the home of and ! relatives and was very interesting pro- er and M.S3 Jennie Giffard, attractive B ties and in a Jolly speech by the genial tle. There a dvliutan s, gowned in dainty afternoon ac- - gram. gave Intensely In - assembled were made Major Davis an assL-te- doctor, those teresting on subject life effects. Mrs. Dole was further j n with fact that Miss ouiet talk the of the w- - D the Washington. are. r assessor in the reception of guests by the fol l among us permaAently. The of Few the ing ladits, who a to remain ; moved here and there B HI delicious of voices of the richness a".d freshness usual toasting followed. A most nun i iu LiiiiuinK 1110 'mm v t-- c. , .. ivuiu, eiicn COLLEG LLS n been preparrn ana muc.i .ji.ij. t hearty welcome that Is always accorded i punch- - j duced to sing all too seldom in these imnvmriit was aroused the - , at days many Her ren- at the gubemator:al mansion: Mrs. Wal- 1kwI by the Chinese toast delivered of entertainments. ter F. Frear, Mrs. C. M. Cooke. Mrs. S. dering Hawley9 on Satur- ' SALE. hy Messrs. Shingle, .Babbit, of "Absent" M. Damon, Mrs. II. M. von Mrs. L0T5 FOR me Holt. - one-ti- day evening was a very delightful part f i- - and Holt, all A. G. H awes, Mrs. Edgar Walker. Mrs. r.ni. 01 program. -- toeether In 'Bohemia, tnat me Airs. i,uui)fr aui C. B. Wood. Mrs. George Davies, Mrs. i i..ilnr Damon, N. Armstrong. In a dis- - Edward Mrs. Arthur Wood, Mrs TYe Trustees of the Oahu i ollege offer for sale at very low .tiit ...mancv. Mr. W. short Annls Montague Turner, Mrs. W. O. ,,,i.,.ir.n however, were not course, commented upon the work of tho B curing Rev-- Mrs. W. R. Castle, Mrs. J. P. prices, anJ on confined to verbal ones. Miss Bender. Scotch Irish in America the Cooks"'. M 0scjJr Richard o n . mt-- histrionic talent. - l"e,DellC,U ivers. Mrs. A. T. Brock. Mrs. John Wa- - "Gadsby" j then cleverly the chapter from L.rl- terhouse. Mrs. Charles Atherton, Mrs. ! read I J ?t FAVORABI E In -- VERY TERMS ,i la nortravpJ most humorous , --Moti-smun .hih" , . Iv. j.. ij. .ieau. irs. siary tiira, '. j'-is- Miss Ivv R:chardson and Miss F. nhraslnir the events i preveumx Miss Maude Gillette. Miss Charlotte Hall, i' -- ... l mrrrriago departed for Hi!o in the last -- nr.in of th 'Arratt Miss lvrklns. Miss Widdifield. Miss Jen- - one-thin- i one-thir- d . (0ne4hird one ear; two years' time, ceremonv. The Interpretation given by Kinau. r.Ie Giffard. Miss Grace Cook. Miss Nora 'B ah; RnAtr made of the reading a thor v 'Sturgeon. M's's Ethel Caro- - ! 6 annum) very lot mi.. evening's Miss Alice Hartwell has gone to the Damon. Miss M with interest at per cent par some choice n oughly entertaining part of he line w id uu. ina. Auams. vi s Mott-Smlt- h island? .ii3. festivity. Mrs. May . B.rd, other Kinney, Mi.--s Sop-r- Miss Kate Horner, i at College Hills. The. a charmingly a numDer oi pi-m- k i Miss Irmgard Schaefer, Mis Gretchen en. A was given on lov pongs while Mr. J. Tarn McGrew. del'ghtful card party Kopke, Miss Paty. Miss McCully Miss ana air. i i.-- i ... ..n.--. b Mr Harry Macfarlane - urm) "ruins "".main Florence Hail. Miss R. Thompson. Miss RAPID TRANSIT pleasantly to ine inxru- at tne nom i.i nrr nixuirr. .'iu. Helen Achi'.ls. Miss ) Vimboll added i was Catherine Goodale. stead Makiki street. The first rrize Miss Madyv McCandless. Miss Maggie i Tnons noticeably beautiful dresses won by MrP. J. S. McCandless. It was IVtt-rson- . M'ss Anna Tucker. M ss B Company performs a twenty uiinure service through the property; the " - , Hopper. Miss Jennie Parke. the olleH has provided asp'endid and ahuudant supply of artesian lujirairii .I1,m 1rW"'-J"'-'-,'r-M-'- Ji lm1',li)ptjyn'l.J.l,iwa1 r Mrs. Edgar Walker presided over the decorated tea room. Mrs. S. M. Damon water reaching over the entire tract, and the charges are reasonable. sat at one end of the table and served This i from the coffee urn and Mrs. H. M. von & j Holt poured tea nt the opposite end.. David Lawrence th-!- r decorations being served to the A MOST HEALTHY LOCATION guests on the lanals and In th parlors ...tivin by a bevy of pretty young ladies. The and is entirely free from objectionable nurroundings. No saloons, I table was decorated In pink, the center ( a J floral belner . nai-anc- es attraction a tall cut g!.as ' wash ho'ises. stables, poi shops of like long-stemm- ivry and other Havana Cigars, vase Ailed with ed carnation. a Fresh Th drawing room was dicorated with chirater are allowed, and by all means is the most attractive ! clusters of white violets In Jardinieres. B and a mass of green potted plants. It suburban district near HodoIu u. a i was notably a beautifully drersed asseni- - TOBACCOS Mage of guests, and scores of the gowns ENGLISH i were of more than passing interest. regard Mrs. Dole wore a gray Duchesse sat'n Persons desiring lots i i this locality will be able to secure full particulars in H AND. point j trimmed with real old lace, with to th-s- e lots by Mr. ,'. JO.VKS Mr. JONATHAN SH.WV at the office D diamond ornament. I pp!ym to P. or i .Mrs. iienry Lwiner wore gasngr.t , g of the Trustees, No. 404 Judd Building. a yptlan Clcorettes, green silk trimmed with wh'te accord on ! miro, Egypt. pleated chiffon: Mrs. M. M. Kstee. white P. C. JONES, Treasurer. r I moiisseline de sole over white taffeta ' B with a chou of purple ribbons at the ana bbbbhibbbbbw turn. - POWDER DRY. SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY. TUB PACIFIC ggpi?- KEEP - Registered Trademark - op- Dyspepsia Kepublica n- who are afforded an " opinions to the The rotation of a waterspout at the portunity to give their surface of the sea has been estimated the use of a g Dd cook if Commichau's Commercial Advertiser committee which is called into being by Professor Rigelow as 334 miles per What's for the purpose of feeling the public hour, or nearly six miles a minute. there's a bad stomach a stomach a sense of responsibil- pulse, will have too weak properly to digest what ity when they offer their views. There The diameter of Jupiter, according to LINEX-HOSIER- Y O. &SXITH - - EDITOR may be more in the simple decision ol See's new determination, into it ? WALTER appears, Prof. T. J. J. is taken t':iis question at this time than is 85.203 miles; that of Mars, 4.155 owner of such a stomach 1- a of an miles, of Mercury, 2,657 miles. The MAItCH - for it is not merely matter and that SATURDAY empty title for some worker, but more experiences distress after eating, than that, a, question of conservation After an elaborate investigation, cov- meals, and is 4 party energy. ering ten years of time. Professor Wil- nausea between People In need of bracins California of tempera- leave Hawaii The making of a hard campaign for son has calculated the sun's troubled with belching and fits of weather do not need to a which will ture to be 6,200 degrees Centigrade the possession of seat (11,192 degrees Fahrenheit). nervous headache he's dyspeptic KNELINEN for the coast. carry with it nothing more than a y name, within six months of the time and miserable. nderClOthing bo surprising that the Brit- army be called out. The following are found to be the It la not Vancou- when the party must of planets, water being 1: been troubled with dyspepsia ffot back to t densities the I have ish cruiser Eseria is horse, and dragoons, for a battle Mercury, 3; Venus. 5.14: earth. 5.50; and have suffered almost everything. I new. of the Condor as it possession of the Legislature, many remedies, but ver without ship of the lost royal for moon. 3.34: Mars, 4; Jupiter, 1.35; Sat- have tried different that the Egerla, & sister would seem at first glance to be im- urn, 0.6S; Uranus, 1.69; Neptune, 2.29. could get no relief until I began taking Hardens the Body and vessel, got back at all. politic. There are honest opinions, Hood's Sarsaparilla. After the use of this 1- - ques- medicine I could eat without distress, and however, on both sides, and the A peculiar fever, occurring in irreg- ever, always Strengthens tho Nerves one weight today I am as well as but I The case of Ren Daniels, a man tion resolves Itself into of ular attacks of a few days, for sev- keep Hood's Sarsaparilla on hand." Mas. to con- argument. men eral months, has been reported by Dr. Canajoharie, N. Y. whom the Senate la not eaer of The who think there J. A. Cbowbll, V . ft-- tv an- J. E. Dutton in a European in I firm aa United Stst- - Marshal, is should be a fight talk of a surrender, South an Ari- but general who Africa. A parasite from the blood re- other instance of the fact that the refuses to uncover sembles that of the "tsetse fly disease" Sarsaparilla zona record in an office-seek- er is not a his position upon a feint of the enemy, Hood's guns of cattle. fault to be lightly oerlooked. finds that his hidden make good GO.. Ltd. f practice when the decisive engagement Iampblack seems to have formed the and Pills fl. flftCKFELD k comes off. Cure dyspepsia, strengthen and are Informed by an evenins pa- basis of ancient ink. The contents of We When the majority party leaders talk two bronze cylinders, from Roman all digestive organs, and Sole Agents for the per that attacks on the First Circuit of inutility ruins in France have been found by tone the har-n-on- r. the of a rampalgn. it would or uawau are not conducive to party M. lampblack, con- whole system. Territory .w. Court appear to an observer that the position Ieidie to consist of build up the r "y None What has the First Circuit Is a weak one. The very fact that a taining traces of copper, tin, iron and Court got to do with parties? We had majority party violates every rule and chalk, and this was undoubtedly ink. Genuine, Unless ourselves that the outfit, It must have been much like the In- felt assured ' precedent of the game of politics " Trade-Mar- and . k. with the exception of the third Judge, dian ink of today. 'B B BBDBB B BBBBBH E Bearing our expect so waits for the minority party to nomi- was political, but did not nate, shows is no to confession from an organ of that there desire The temperature of the earth is es- plump a give battl?. and to risk opening out the timated to be at least 5,000 degrees the Gears. : arguments which must have weight Fahrenheit at a depth of fifty .miles, with the people, showing every maneu- and in many places comparatively high The value of the coming IVarl Har- ver which is counted upon to wtorm the temperatures are found very near the ! bor dockyard In cases like that of the citadel of the enemy, is at least bad surface. ,The utilization of this heat BRACERS transport Warren needs no demonstra- tactics. is one of the great problems now in dry-doc- k of engineers. di- tion. Eventually we shall have a It will be almost a year before the the minds With the biggest ships rect and economical conversion of heat that will take in the next session of the legislature Is con- into electricity on a large seale, which 4 of both the merchant and war marines. vened. The regular election 'will be is looked for In the near future, the Electricity for tlme;-rvna- e we. expect When that shall held on November 4th. Long before earth's hot spots should become Im- s to see Pearl Harbor a rendezvous, of that day arrives the people will see portant manufacturing centers. considerable importance, for ships even more fully than they do now the needing vital repairs. . terrible mistake that was made In put- Spontaneous combustion continues to coal-carryi- ng Driving ting the legislative branch of the gov- endanger vessels In spite Machine incompe- of all attempts that have been made This country, has t"oo much politics ernment into the hands of to prevent it. Successful protection is -- own good, would like to es- tents, and the longer this fact rankles for its ami worse claimed at last by Mr. Thomas Clayton, cape as many special elections as pos- In the minds of the voters, the of London, whose plan consists in in- The advantages of electrical power are numerous. There sible. And where the election does not I: will be for the majority party. As jecting sulphur dioxide gas into the is no machinery propelled by steam that cannot be run matter now Is there Is In the hands of the hold loading, battening . irean anything more than a waste after and then """ iw ." v with greater economy, reliability, convenience and time and money over a barren honor, of 'the Republicans an excellent club down the hatches. Explosion and com- . I with which to make the fight. The bustion are thus made impossible. In mi cleanliness with the use of electricity. we fall to see why any one should want (Jood policy all Home Rulers went into the first cam- a recent test of this Invention, torches The use of electrical power in Honolulu Is of so sat- to bother with It. were extinguished a con- around would be to let this fourth dis- paign of the territory without anythirig in chamber There are only a few peo- isfactory a nature as to be a great recommendation. but promises. There was nothing more taining 6 per cent of sulphur dioxide, go by red-h- ot trict election default. and . iron bar failed to ignite ple who keep rtraight If you are about to use machinery, or want to make 4 on the other side, and the Independents -- naptha soaked straw and was quench- a change, a talk with us will cost you nothing, and will won. ed in a bucket of naptha as in wa- Those who do not ought It Is hardly probable that Congress Now it is different. The home Rul- ter. in all probability save you many dollars and trouble. can settle the negro question in the ers have a record. It is written in to procure a pair of South without enacting a general law their own book, and the result is that Gold and silver silk are interesting confining the voting privilege to those, on that record they may be placed con- products that we may expect from otherwise qualified, who can read and tinuously, on the defensive. Their sins South Africa, The fibers "are spun by write the English language. Such a are written and they can not escape two remarkable spiders of Rhodesia, a Co. law would eliminate a class of voters of omis- and an experimenter has found that Knickerbocker Hawaiian Electric the Judgment. There are sins may captiv- who are a danger to the commonwealth sion as well as sins of commission. the creatures be reared in LIMITED. encourage education, at the s.'tme ity and that the silk can be utilized. and Would it be wise, when such weapons The webs are stretched on trees and time giving the Southern States relief are hand, to weaken and cheapen Telephone Main compelled to at bushes, often in a vast network. Both Shoulder 390. which they have long felt them by wetting the powder in a little filaments have a brilliant metallic lus- seek outside the law. skirmish which has not the dignity of a ter and are very fine and strong, the fight? Would not the result of making fineness of the golden silk being about Braces With one feature of the current crit- this fight a hard one be that the enemy, that of the silkworm's thread, but the on knowing Just what is to, be brought strength being much greater. A thread icism of Professor Pearson's attacks of steel of the same size, in fact, has B. 1UU UVJV" . . - against him, will prepare his defenses which best: be- only two-thir- ds strength of this are the sent. professor had no. right to sit and thus reduce the power of the argu- the The spider's thread. The golden silk spider n recom- I In & unlversltyhalr and whittle it to mentative side of the campaign? least, larger of the two kinds, cause physicians Having not a matter of money, at the E pieces the chair was not his. It is alone exists in vast numbers on the veldt, mend them. They are x:iivd:oiTO miracles? course feature, B convinced himself that the although that is of a w here it feeds on the common fly. ' were fanciful. Prof. Pearson should but it Is also a question of the force of easily adjusted and are hare left the denominational college argument which might be adduced, and Some interesting experiments with B which employed him to teach their the consequent weakening of it by electric waves such waves as Marconi worn with comfort. They validity and gone into the field of inde use. for the people who have once been has sent across the ocean illustrated pendent criticism. While he held his called out with a battle cry, want a a recent Royal Institution lecture by prevent children becom- LATEST PATTERNS treachery to conjure Professor Fleming. The apparatus was post he was doing an act of new shibboleth with which contained in two boxes, each open at ing stooped or round to those who put him there and earn- when the same fight Is on again. one end one box holding a radiator, ing the humiliation which soon came to The committee starts into it3 work with a battery producing sparks be- shouldered. All sizes far him. with a prejudice. There are men on it tween two brass balls, while in the Silk, Cotton and Half Silk 1 whose belief Is fixed. They have made other was a receiver with nickel fil- children and grown peo- it known, and it would take strong ar- ings connected with an electric b?II. PHASES OF THE FULLER CASE. gument to break it down. Rut they With the rrouths of the boxes exactly ple. will find that the thinking man, who opposite, the passage of sparks between The assumption of the San Francisco the two balls set up a corresponding JUST RECEIVED of Nora has given his time to consideration of detectives that the murderer matter, will believe that when current In the other box, ringing the Fuller is still in that city does more this bell. When sheet-iro- n, tinfoil, carbon, Intel- there Is so much at stake none of the piece credit to their zeal than to their publish-- j a bottle of water or a of moist :o:- - ligence. When the body of the stran- methods of fighting should be tobacco was interposed, the bell did gled girl was found she had been dead ed. not ring, but wood, a dozen sheets of window glass, leather, brown paper or weeks; It was 1 for at least three and dry tobacco caused no interruption. obvious that the recourse of hiring a SIZED UP. waves traveling velocity a house in which to kill her was taken The with the The correspondents take the same of light were stopped by all electric so that the ghoul who did the deed salary was conductors, while non-conduct- were A should have a long start of the police view of the Wilcox bill that transparent to them. by dis- expressed some days ago in this jour- the time his crime had been paper inad- n covered- It Is Inconceivable to any one nal. An evening Wilcox The flow of blood to the head in con- but a San Francisco detective that the vertently prints this general Washing- centrated thought was shown several IMPORTER AXI) DEALER IN man, with three weeks" chance to get ton dispatch, which, as our readers years ago by Prof. A. Mosso, of Turin, away, should stay In the city a place will see,, contains a strong solution of by means of a balance for the body. I Drv (s..cd, Liquors and Spirits, Groceries of Japanese where he was well known, and take truth: The more sensitive apparatus, or "mus-cle-bd- ." Ho lister chances of a There is to be no general salary grab, of Dr. W. O. Anderson, of and American 31anufacture. arrest and convlctlonon although many Congressmen and Sena- the Yale gymnasium, is a couch bal- capital charge. The odds are a thou- b-- ; tors are convinced that they noul.i anced on knife edges, and capable of Waver agent e O. Box 917. ley Block sand to one that when the of better paid, and would vote thtinsel-- adjustment by rolling from one side P. ITmbsen & Co.' entered the house of more pay If they were not afraM their to the other as necessary. fTh;s ap- Drug Co. Honolulu, H. I. Hotel street. Wth and found the body of Nora Ful- constituents would object. While Sena- paratus shows that the mental effect of ler, the stranger who had taken her life tors ami Congressmen will not Ket more a written test shifts the center of was In some other quarter of the globe. pay, the passage by the Senate of th gravity of a student upward from a SOLE AGENTS. Hut this reasonable theory does not Hoar bill making substantial increases' sixteenth of an inch to about two keep throwing sus- In Judicial salaries probably means that Inches and a half. The balance is the detectives from paid hereafter, ex- picion on every man any ac- those Jurists will be well turned in the opposite direction by who had for the House Is likely to follow the ercising .the lower extremities after IMo quaintance with Nora Fuller. To show Senate's lead. In this connection the study, and mere thinking of kg gym- This Is Fish themselves diligent in the quest, they effort of Delegate Wilcox of Hawaii to nastics by a perfectly poised man has have jcollared a lawyer Mho, having curry favor with the President by in- sufficed to send enough blood down- d Increasing Ex- ne some business for the young girl's troducing a bill the Chief ward to cause the feet to sink. Muscle i. mother and becoming acquainted, had ecutive ji salary simply causes amuse- weighing has proven that uninteresting F-ir-- given her small presents. Acting upon ment. Wilcox came here as the repre- exercise has small value. When it is sentative of the native party in Hawaii, carried out in a listless or mechanical this remarkable clue, th detectives Is gave the startled disciple of Blackstone but he has since concluded that It way, the extra flow of blood to the more politic to itand with the party In parts is small, but this Is much in- T something akin to trial by ordeal the power, no he Is now a Republican." bat mysterious creased by a conscious and interested AT TUB "third degree which, the Republicans do not recognize him manner, and by pleasure in the ef- woukm the breath of the Spanish in- cordially. fort. quisition Into the preliminary exam- This is a cheerful sign that the Dele- ination of the assassin Czolgosz. Noth- gate from Hawaii has been fairly sized KONA ORPHANAGE of'-thl- s SOCIETY. ing came test, however, where- up by his colleagues and by the Wash- upon the detectives up all raked the ington correspondents. The object of (Continued from page 3.) COFFEE STOKE. little peccadilloes In the life of the man bo- his Presidential salary bill and the Young, and gave them to the press and the gus be- lette and Mr. Archibald A. which press, quality of his Republicanism, was announced at at the Mc-Gre- 1621. - 165 King St. to Its shame, has used them all. ing clear, after this his Influence at the Phono Blue The same kind of popular sentiment on. Thursday n ght, means that has been capltol will not rce?sarily disturb the Mr. Young will commence the build ng created against the lawyer.' friends of good government. of the home for h.mself and b:ide. Mr. ua aosoiuteiy nothing of value to Voung Is the possessor of one of the lin-e- st BERGSTROfii MUSIC CO. base It on. that was created, at the and most teaullfu.ly located lots in INVESTIGATING VICE. . 4' largest and ber--t slock in Honolulu. outset of the Durrant case, against in- the Hawaiian Is.and. It is on I'acitic FOR RENT cairiee the nocent Pastor Gibson. Hunting Is Iltights i:tar the Japanese Ua house. A ducks with a brass band Its two acres nd laid out rrSe moment's reflection will show that ate terraced the lawyer nothing to the statement, given out at In lawns with pretty winding walks. cculd not have been the Judiciary building, grand 3)0 man who enticed the that the Hut Its ch:ef nlory at present are the $35 a Month : Nora Fuller to her lury will investigate evil resorts at rose bushes which are thr.vl.ig and blos- n win. That man advert !.1 r.i Mrs. A. Rosa's Honae young Iwllel next week. soming In the most perfect manner. It i woman assistant and the paper & King street, opposite wlilch By that time the birds will have Is an ideal spot for home, and the took 'the ad. preserved the. orig- flown and the cages been closed. chances are that Mr. Young- will build a Waikikl turn. Parlor, FRESH GROCERIES inal copy. hand-writin- g Dining-roo- m. Ttoree The is not at The way to get at the private Invest- residence which will not only be a credit cc S9 all like the "suspected" lawyer's. to Pacific Heights, but to il- lolulu as i Bedrooms, etc. Ji Furthermore ments in vice in the Iwllel quarter is welL the criminal waited for to look Into the raid which occurred a Ucha and Java Coffee, 36c, 40c Hamburg Steak, Boiled Beet la prey at the Popular restaurant, J i:I short time ago. note what the police Invita- 4 $35 a Month: and 50c lb. Spanish. that being his published address, telling Mrs. II. C. Brown ha Issued something the proprietor, and reporters found and review the ev- tions for an At Home at her cottage in street, below Roast Mutton. Hog and Hominy to whom he was known, idence which led to convictions. grounds, corner Port Frt Beef a la Mode. new. that If a young girl answered several the Theodore Kichards tftroet House; Sir the The next step should be to find the of Kinau and Kapoiani streets, for Roams, Klectric LAgvts. Irish Stew. Sweet Potatoes. Beets, Carrot. while he was dining, to C, owners and managers of th? implicated Wednesday next, from 3 to in honor of efo. Corned Beef Ha si. Cauliflowers, Parsnips, tc. end her to his table. Nora Fuller came property go Mrs. Iiobert Le Uoutilller of Vhiladtl-rh!- a. and the man walked away and for them In the name Boiled Tripe. la tins. person with her. A of the law. These owners or most of Beef, Pork Sausage. of his description also rented were $40 a Month Hat the house where body them personally exposed in a BoutiUler" the was found. grand Jury report Judge Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Le of off Ave.; Zeal In 1 made t Philadelphia, accompanied by two Just Thtfrsti ferreting crirre h o ap- Humphreys year ago thiir very nice; two proved, but thing come to about a and small sons and governess, are visitirig have such printed in In one or two lo- Bedrooms, etc., te. SALTER'S GROSERY a pas in San Francisco a man fu'l of the in Honolulu for a month before continu- that er cannot know cal parers. They can easily be smoked ing on their tr p to Japan. Mr. I.e lou-tilli- FORT STREET. another who has been out. leaves Tuesday Hawaii, r.urd?re,i or has mysteriously disap- n.xt for peared, F.'ji exrrt to discover anything to visit the volcano, after which the without being haled before a wrong warning boen party wi:i po to Haleiwa for a brier stay. pollre ln'iul!tl-- n or n aftr has sent to Mr. raraded type as the wronc-d'icr- s. 15outil!ier is a memler or Te Uou- a suspect. As for the lawyer tilller Brothers of New York an ) I'hl Retiring from name is whw 4 Ell Business unjustifiably mixed up in th They are oid friends of Mr. an t Fuller Thrown together: Egbert Know Mrs. H. C. I case he has been ruined and may Brown. FORT AND MERCHANT STS. store Co-- t. ?r;;te of a in my Kegirdless of as well town her? Yes. Egbert Quite This is the opportunity Kve yet he obviously Flbrt Mrs. ad no more to d3 with the tragedy well? Filbert We were thrown to- B. Abrams w.ll be at hcm on the Tel. Main ilt. lifetime to obtain great bargains in every line. van did gether from the same automobile. first Thursday of each month at her tc--s -- the man in the moon. Judge. der.ee, 10H Tiikol street Goo Kim, HGNuuanuSt. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MARCH 1, 1902. f 5 Spokane lodge. It contains too many personal friends. I simply think you HEILL AND gentlemen are wrong in your attitude toward an initiate. "You do not think yourselves seri I ously enough, nr perform the rites of j OF" initiation with dignity enousrh to invite' ARRIVAL THE into your ranks men of finer sensibiM-- : THE ELKS ties. "In asking for the withdrawal of my isfl application I am keeping alive to the mm err.oarrassments of the situation. I ! I have been elected and partly initiated. rsi e:az Full Text of Actor's I have walked open-eye- d among the payfAi--i from RK. paraphernalia of your work and have iff. taken no obligation to maintain se- crecy. urn Letter About However, if the matter is drop- The Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd, have received by the above fchip, ped and allowed to be forgotten, you may rely upon it that 1 need no oath Large Additions to their Stock of Goods, comprising in part: to bind me to Fi'.ence as to what I sa .v Them. and heard, or I am ready now or when you will to take your serious work and Ttco Carloads of The Michigan Gar-- Caustic Sfla, obligations and become a member of (Special to the Advertiser.) your lodge. FSut it must be with my land Stoves, Fraziers Axle Grease, eyes open and SAN under conditions that Three Carloads of Nails, Fairy Step Ladders, FRANCISCO. Feb. 15. Th shall impress upon me the fact that I row over his initiation into the order of am being received into a dignified se- A Carload Eddy Refrigerators, Lanterns, order. ' of Elks caused by James Neill, the well-know- n cret , "In conclusion, me A Carload Fence Irons, att-- is subj.-r-- v oC in- let ask again that of Wire, Galvanized, Charcoal still a the members of your lodge preserve a AGENTS Plain and Barbed, Tin Ware, terest in and out of th-- i thsatrioal pro- discreet silence as to the circumstances - my fOR A Carload Cabot's Tools, fession. It will be remembered that of partial initiation, as I shall. I of Shingle Stain, Agricultural Mr. Neill, while being have many friends who are Elks, the SALE OP REAL ESTATE initiated into the managers A juil line of Pennsylvania Lawn Paints, Oils. Turpentine, Pitch, 4 tc, Spokane lodge of Elks, of nearly all. the theaters tore oft the where I appear are Elks, many Elks Mowers, etc., in quantities to svit. bandages from his eyes, refusirs' to from time to time are employed in my proceed with the ceremony, left company. my two partners In a busi- the lodge room declaring that hisaisense ness enterprise are Elks, and my inter- F. J. LOWREY. President. self-respe- ests are allied on every in- "?k:e-FreIde- nt. of ct barred him from further hand to the A. B. WOOD. terests of brother Elks. It would J. A. OILMAN, Secretary and Treas- participation. I have written to the be unfair and unfortunate, therefore, ! urer. Advertiser some of the statements that any controversy should arise or j Pacific Co., Ltd. any F. J. AMWEO, Auditor. Hardware made by Mr. Neill, and am now able to thought, of reprisal occur to me' CIIAS. II. GIL11AN, Manager. . or to your lodge contretemps give the full text of a letter written for the of Importer and Jobbers of Hardware and General Merchandise, Fort. last Saturday. MR. by him a few days after the row to his WILLIAM M. MINTON, luATB Merchant and Bethel Streets. "For you. my dear old friend of thir- WITH GEAR. LANSING & CO., 19 friend and attorney In Spokane. This ty years, I assure you I entertain no NOW ASSOCIATED WITH TTS AS lawyer la named Rockwell, and is him- other feeling but that of profound at- - i SELLING AGENT. self an Elk. It was he who persuaded tachment and deep regard, and not the least of my regrets is that, as my pro- Neill to Join the order, and who after poser, you should have suffered any Neill bad withdrawn from the lodge embarrassment. room, begged him to allow him to set "With sincere good wishes I am. very tle the matter peacefully. The letter is eordlallr yours." HOUSE LOTS as follows: STORIES OF T1LDEN. The w, Mr. T. D. Rockwell attorney-at-la- AT Spokane, Wash. uy dear friend Rock- Peculiarities of th Great Leader cf VT 1 1 well: I have bad time to think over and sleep over the events of Saturday the Democracy. j ptew cngiana afternoon, and I am conscientiously The great lawyer, great Democrat, i bound to Withdraw the authority I gave and great man, Samuel J. Tilden, had puufoeo, umm you to attempt to patch up the diffi- a touch of humor, at times querulous Bakery culty. Reflection convinces me that tone, othr--r my protest against personal indignity in its and at times he could Is loaded up with and coarse buffoonery was timely and be funny without meaning to be. He was an expert judge of wines and his j entirely justifiable. For the first time ' in its,hi8tory, a member of my family cellar xvas choicely stocked. When din- - has received an insulting blow and ing out. however, he had a little way A GREAT BARGAIN. been powerless to resent it. am of measuring by the taste of his guest j GOOD THINGS I ordering accordingly. The i and late - grateful to the young man who in dis- - Col. John 11. Fellows noted this trait, j $5,5CO- ALL THE TIME. nhalell charge of his lofty functions wielded and once when dining xvlth Mr. Til- - the stick with which, while blindfolded. den saw that: as usual, the Sage of I I was struck from behind at the mo- Cireystone had ordvu'ed a small bottle ment of my first entrance into your of an ordinary brand for his plate and J inner sanctum, for his courtesy In af- a very choice vintage for himself. Mr. ! terwards apologizing to me in the ante- Tilden xvas called axvay for a moment, j a S I your to compromise and the colonel deftly shifted the bot- - j Lot 75x140. I for Colds. room. If: wish the ties. When Tilden lifted his pint to Scotch Short Bread; Cakes, all ! , . 1." matter had prevailed and I had been n1 rn li i r i . . iriiit'Will nut tl.allll. tliT., lil.l . JUlLiMJit mtV' j House of ten rooms, viz.: four Jires, prices styles; Pie in th ' hea l makes yon allowed, my first exit in disgust, ind just Crld after ea in.? uinertnce, ijui nt? got out eec- - HIS re-ent- er ltfdrooms acd pewing rocm on ike your mother used to make. CURES COLD INSTANTLY snuffle mal rs yorr head ache, to the lodge room, I should iw uiiUC'uuy i:iceij. iieie, wu'iei, your eyes u r.' Yoi r me -- or d lloor; large par- Cookie?, Macaroons, Lady Fing-irs- . Hoar t San Franciscan From w throat is have begged your officers to permit he said, you have made a mistake in reception hall, Having a Cold.J"P' parched; yririeH out or nnmor to take any necessary obligation that xvine. 1 want the same kind t'ol- - lor, dining room, kitchen, two Cream Pun's. w r.d every nws uus. i The foIiouiMs from Mr. F. T. B. ith yourself r one else. would have made an Klk of me. But onei re bedrooms and bath on firet floor; J . , . Tons of Pure Candy from cheap You recrossai-- irritable speak I should not submitted in the Ctrl tajli u;ijLji.ia;if f Lin iiiuiictiL u " L , , , , Mann explai s how he breaks up have JUeO-ca- ll a cold sharply ?d tilings ycu did any not refined, made Mr. Tilden a busints .Eiaoie anu tervaniS quarterf. jade for children up to better as soon as he leels the first symptoms: t .v second instance more than the first ! You'r-miserab- le, at his (Jrameroy park mansion. trie Car lir.6 will paps Within "Li the interest of th suffer- notii tend to. to any rersonal indignity. I know that three ;radr&. For 50c we cn furnbh sewho are Wishing to be particularly nice to him ,:-- ... jV,:, e but ycu thir k you cannot help it. ' of a a I word Indignity you have protested cv. 1 ! property. ing from colJs, the ,,1 w - ' rou a box cf Delicious Candies neuralrji, want But ou iuxt vivi iriivicbn.onluxiii w v. rT to say that I have used Jr. t;.n. against, but I have been so far unable Jotinnisberger ScKlois. the rarest of OECe On Yt u cz.n step your cold in a on 1 rorth a dollar elsewhere. Wonderful Pnln Remover with most ex- to find a softer word to describe the Rhine wines, and began to decant the cellent jiffy. Go to tb.e ne.'iret crusrgist ur.der the circumstances of a into a glass, sniffing I results. Ilaipru-ntr'- s contents minute ' and seta bottle or LJr. congratu- Vi a Inino mid takinn- - I . went to New York in October, iqoo, - blow with a stuffed club. I vmiir nf frrf.it and while there caught a severe of Pain l'tr.. ve- : a l?w late mysilf, that" I was not intimidated pai:;s to indicate that a treat xvas com- - attack crops on I:.:; r!r I olvl a grippe. 1 yui.r ds and customary cowardly submis- ing. j tray xvun some large glasses la After suffering for sever. -- - into the slaBd Realty Go. weeks I to Calif rnia. them under v sir in tru, inh.:I- to indignities, first, and prob- xvas ac nanu. Aiie politician reaeoeo Don't Forget retun.ed believing H Do sion the bot- - I ing e v. nt one, precious -- of climate tf prr. this for a few was sufil-cif-- for and grasping the LlHiTFt) that the chir.e would cure me. 3 is ably the. mildest of which by neck, tjumped of I min::trs and the re.'kf 3 myself tie tho half thi few England Bakery Itvrsa hard trip rut in the train r.r.d to make rae declare and all at one ! th.-r- n Ketp it up ar.d you contents into it and drank it suff. red n:ore ever and arrived in withdraw. gulp. Mr. Tilden eyed him malevolent- - j 204 .Tntld Buildirj I win te cureJ. you a pur- . Sin Francisco ve:v sick nan. It is also rdvipaMe to take a "1 wish you to bear in mind that lv ttnd did not try to prolong the visit. chased a little f Lr. H.;lpru:er's Won- and other officers and members of your When the cioor closed behind the guest, J ta! lespvonful f med in derful Pain Pcmov.-mn- i:.:...!( the the .ine my e snap: .Castle & Cocke J v.np.ir a fjass of n:il! cr water every lodge, immediately prior t entranc he said, with a of the Hie !:c nc, and r. i. .:. it internally of initiation, had as ' D n him. The next time he conies hcur or ? o until cure i. Into the chamber mixed wi.h rr.i. an ; p ta :::: prove : I'll give him beer." LIMITED. i, rvn t Halpru-n-r- 's sured roe that no undue liberties would s All sell Dr. once, and i bin a tr-- d.ys w;-- entirely I Mr. Tilden liked canvasback cluck, i Fain i'f ir.c vcr ;cc and 5i be attempted, that would be treated Ca- iur'd. as a serious minded gentleman, who and always instructed the chef at Ornainental LIFE and F3EE V:c?- - a bottle. D t)'t let them talk ble's how he xvanted the bird cooked "Since that t;c r tl.is wonderful ;.ou had placed himself initiation in the s medicine in n:r e f. r it it a splendid cut cf buying it it is reallv f.r after personally selecting it. He had Iu a icnderti:l nui kine that wiH hands of other gentlemen. I assured just got his bird before him one day, fara ly rrr.?x!v, r.aJ u. e it f . r mos t every- you when I declined to Hardwood -t cure your Id instantly; and In the anteroom soon the purchase of Greystone, thing. I v t: d t- te v. i hout a hot le c after insurance Agents. of tl e u: e of waiting and Et7 remove part of my clothing as a pre- xv hen Conrad N. Jordan came In and I rt's Dr. Halpruner's P: in Vn. ver. ul e . si to adopting the .highwayman's said: "Mr. Tilden, I hax-- an offer for T. Fi. MANN, sufitrinp if can be cured at lude F. d cus- Greystone. party xvill give you cne? . tb.e genuine. i1; n ask and night gown that is your The Floors San r prop-erty- ." "171 Oak St. Framisco." H:'"rfunrr ' lral A'.:nuioe-Lrini- Co.. p1 tom initiation, that I should resent ff0,00') more than you paid for the S-- . rr All drusrti ts seil iJr. Ilalpruner's Piin 23 California St.. n I unoi-co- s? my person any low 1 any assault upon or I , tA trtit cvrnT a vii MTTTTTAT. Peraover or send direct to lalpruner Med. was only because of the Mr. Tilden laid down his knife and The special advantages of a " It exas- 20 California St ar T :rZ I fork and said in a tone of mild hardwood floor In this elimatr are LIFE INSURANCE i O solemn assurances . I received that peration: preeminent. permitted mys-- lf to be led blindfolded ".Now. isn't that a shame! Why, I've lodgeroom. responsibility The modern Honolulu home Is OF BOSTON ir.to your The just set out l')i peach trees." built witli hardwood floors and of my indignant declamation and sav- He didn't sell. Xew York World. peel me. the matter of f ftca lion of JRTVA FIRK INSURANCE CO age rebuke rests net with flooring reolx' s Itself Into a ee- -. say I am con- Emper- HARTFORD. '"Permit me to that About the only thing left for lect:on of the best In quality and OF SOME FURNITURE COMFORTS vinced that when tinu and fiber rea- or William, in his efforts to gain design. We have the best and by son have removed the last vestige of American popularity. Is to come out calling on lis w--e can tell you the undignified .nd debasing practices for Schley. Chicago Record-Heral- d. more about hardwood floors in a Honae of which are necessary about the houne and others disgraced order In its primi- ten minutes illustrated talk than that the could be in forfnigh. If tive days, and which have unfortunate- read a that add to the beauty and eatc of the furnishings. today, Notice of Annual Election. you cannot call, writ for ly survived in part until that t rated catalogue. I shall be asked again to present my- self before your exalted ruler. Until NOTICK IS HEREUV GIVEN THAT , ENAMELED IRON BEDS then I prefer to preserve my personal at the annual meeting of the houtli neatly dignity and American manliness. The Kona Agricultural Co.. Ltd.. held Feb- Contains series of twelve should be usmI in this climate. The luxury of sleep is ruary 27. 1302, following officers, scenery and Hag that adorns your altar should be the & Cooke bound rtews of Hawaiian appreciated until you hav uped upon and gen- e instituting the Hoard of Directors, Lewers on Rray paper, never thoroughly iiie. a platform whichmen were duly elected: snbjecta. All mounted tlemen may meet together In fond fel- LIMITED. Each book a Large agsortmeni at various prices now ou hand. patriot- W. 11. Castle, and In book form. fm lowship, in brotherly love and K. J. Lowrey. Vice President. Jast tka thing1 to send ic enthusiasm, and it ought not to be A. N. Campbell. Treasurer. necessary for a candidate to wear a W. It. Castle Jr., Secretary. COUCHES highwayman's mask and an old wo- E. IX Tenney, Auditor. LEATHER garb in You will be plcjeed with the stock of upholstered leather man's night gown as a fitting W. C. Achi. Director. Iso publish and have for sale, tns which to approach that altar. W. It. CASTLE JR., "PACHECpS O.j Secretary. Hawaiian Paal Calendars for Wi. couches now on hand. Thev are hanflsome and luxurious. "In your heart you know, as dnes 61 every man who witnessed my foolish humiliation, that I was justified in nv Iron Wurks Co. anger, and in the use of the caustic Honolulu LADIES DESKS AND language I employed. I am bound t- - ST RAM K'GI'E8 say in all sincerity that I believe that SUGAR MILLS. COOL- - WILLIAMS. DRESS BUREAUS every wears an BOILERS. J. J. nun who wrs wu.kc j ERS, BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS- II Photographer. beautiful finished woods. A'.l tur pric art right. We if that badge was earned with the erery uescrlptloi Fort Street, In the and machinery of pell lower than any other hens-- ; and handle only the finest wages fTered '.ne. comes out from made to order. Particular attention ordeal less of a man than when he paM to ship's blacksmithiny. Job won CO. ride of g'Hjds. went in. No l,.i!re could give enough on notice. HOP & 1 executed shortest C. Q. YEE to any man t make fir what was jst self-respec- t. kerned in These are my honest views, and 1 should stultify myself ifi C- to disclose ttem. I w as sin- - j 3A1SKK1 -3 I failed urn ATTLE BEER Kit KAIIIKIM I KAT cerely anxious t become an kik. l nau J And Grocery. P Leading Furniture Dealer?. seen ex idrr.cf s of your splendid chari- -- AT THE- - ties and beautiful benevolence, and I DO NOT STARVE to affiliate myself with friends TOUR HAIft. wished PACIIEfJO'S PAMDRIJW and brother, to add my name to a CEI1H0N I SALil K1LI.05R IS A NATlBAL. AND VEGETABLE good cause. I had no ax to grind. HAIR FOOD. FUUIT5 came to you at th summit of my use- ScLj by all Drugrists as4 at Union fulness and success as a public enter- Barber Sbe. tainer. 1 bad no nfil to study what I HONOLULU HOTEL should ret: mv only thought was that Street, cor. Aiakea MILK. MILK be-- 1 RESTAURANT. tteretania MILK. I should find in in cLaritlei and Clothes KUO.V. Manager. - Will Make Your Milk, Butter Cream: the BEST o!d in the Mantis. r .volenc e of the Elk an avenue f , TOT ai through which I might give some ofi Formerly manager New Oreum j disao-- ! Restaurant Rest Beard In the City. ! New AL'0 AT TIIK ' Lock Dkc it to me now Meals. 25 cents. Nuuanu, near Vineyard Honolulu Dairymen's Assn. r..into,lk anil srns that (street MARKET, TWrtni - Offff. Sheridan Street. the only wise thins to do is to with-- j FISH draw my application lor membership, j drop. I MKAT hTAl.L H AM K!r and thus let th matter cannot fcOOK VVO CO, c29 Sirett. -r ; . ;y epi-:iii"- now - j blilg P W. Vf. Wi!;M Eii'llV-it- mere in man en- nun PHII-- & BEG., ! p CHEONi Ltt: 61 CO., rirD s nt t be madf a of in order!j F03K TAI. Manager. glut coarser men. ' TO t. the instinfts cf Dre?smaking. Ladie and Children IF TOU TAKE THEM THE Boots, xxh-'t- I tieli-v- e. out d" vaud--'i- ir Importers and Exporters O'Kanes Polo of this ) v'.Iie crdT. t" be Underwear; all kinds of Ladlea' Drt Cleaning ud.IyeiEg In Fancy Goi.. Horse Boots. I Mosquito Nets. Esgle Ms. Aad dealer. J'lry. woe... McKerrons n and !ignif".I citizens. for tale. Fine lunittura. Curla. Cutlery. Buck I w ?h f r n nor h.jve ! Experienced banda e:cp;pcyed. Wares. Etc. St., Opposits Star block. Platel nd Glass Box 133. any desire for a iuarrel xxith the HIS N'u jacu Ave., nar Lova'a Frt ritroQvn's Road. Central. Hansen. Tel. Blu 2651. Eir? THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MARCH 1, roo2. JAS. F. MORGAN, I 1 u i imrm 9 PA u mm ai Bnte The Sanitarium Is Pau L. D. REKK LU. CASH 65 QUEEN SlRIfiET, But those desiring the health foods, a3 handled J Ff P. O. Box 594. TelephODO 7 by the Honolulu Sanitarium, can obtain th-- m LIMITED. at our Btore. Our ftok is complete in this I I Chinese Troubles line, as? in ther$, and we note the following San'tarium Foods on hand at this time: QUEEN STREET. Due to the Granose Flakes, Granose Biscuits, Gi Surplus. rannt, DAY Caramel Certal, Bromose, Maltal, Nut Bui er, THIS Almond Butter, Ruttolenef Nuttoh, Wholt S . - - UNITED SOCIETY Wheat Sticks, Oat r eal Sticks, Whole Wheat MAY BE SETTLED Auction Sale Wafers, Graham Sticks, Grancla, Sweibach Great Sale of op and Protose. n HI Mettini W.ll Be Held Todav to Decide Upon Bisis for An lease of Tarn Land j and Ends Agreement. Odds ON SATURDAY. MARCH 1. SHL V1 C2 C'ninatown 13 hoping that Its troubles AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, AY H w may be kept out of the courts. To try At my salesroom, 65 Queen street, Ho- THE POPULAR, CROCERY. !3 rf--i HW niT T. T "Ft Y 11 a ?h1 (ffect this resu't there will be heU nolulu. I will sell at Public Auction, by today conr.rcnces which may bring order of the Trustees under the will of 22--Telephonos- --24 about a settlement of the differences Eernice P. Bishop, the least of that etwee a the two prelim valuable taro land situate at Kaakau-kuku- i, factions. The Pauoa Valley, and containing an inary steps were taken yesterday, when 35-1- area of S 00 acres. Wong Kwai, the president of the Unit- - Term of lease. 15 years from April 1. ea society, by 1902, subject, elected the Consuls however, to a tenancy of f 4 4444444 Feb. forces, met and talked with "Wong one from April 1. 1902, for the Monday, 24th purpose of harvesting the present Chow, one of the members of the Ai crop of growing taro. auminisiraiion. ana irom this sDruner Upset net annual rental, $600, payable X the move for a later and fuller con quarterly In advance. Just ference with the Consul. As the difference develops there ap For full particulars apply at the of it pears to be a on flee of the Bishop Estate, 77 Merchant desire the part of street, Honolulu. every one to avert what will be a war to the disruption of the whole of Chi- natown. It has been said, and Is be JAS. P. MORGAN, lieved by many of the best known men AUCTIONEER. PER GERMAN SHIP MARIE HACKFELD Remnants and in the district, that If once there are any legal proceedings, and the men of B either side are haled into court, then THIS DAY. Oermanla and Hover Unaf. Odd the old friendships will be broken, all Lines at Clearing Prices the Chinese residents will have to take sides, and while no one will even Ad ovfl mit the possibility of further war, the Auction Sale b: history of such troubles elsewhere has oe OF been that the hatchet is not far off ALSO when business men find their trade in jured and their customers taken away. Valuable Lease of There are always little things which land Mb Kr.iiit is at jrtJ-en- t in New York making lend to the big ones. i The United Society affairs have drop- Iron Material Cars large purchases for our paring and sumuier trade, ped out of sight for the time being, and for Railroad FA tli $9,500 is admitted to be the bone ON SATTRDAY, MARCH 1. so in order to be in a position to properly display I of contention. Both factions realize AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. r that, there is so little in the matter! Fo 30 Inoh Traok the new goods on arrival we are going to close out of society, At my salesroom, C5 Queen street, Ho-- j the where the only inten- nolulu, by all surplus oddments in the next fen days. tion of the men at the head of affairs I will sell at Public Auction, For sale in quantities to suit at lowest market prices by in either administration is to do all order of the Trustees under the will of that is possible for the Chinese people. Bernlce P. Bishop, the least of that that if the money was not in evidence valuable land known as Puaa 1st, sit- there would be nothing: to make the uate at North Kona, Hawaii, and con fight worth carrying on. It is under taining an area of 853 acres. stood H. that there will be submitted to Term of lease, 21 years from May 1, Hackfeld & Co., the consul today the basis upon which 1902. the Ai supporters will agree to a com promise. Upset net annual rental, $300, payable IEV1ITED. Hundreds of Remnants of kinds They will insist that the cash in the quarterly in advance. all at relicT fund shall be invested for the benefit of Honolulu Chinese. They will For full particulars apply at the of 4444444444m: nrices that must make room agree to the selection of fifteen men, fice of the Bishop Estate, 77 Merchant to be drawn from the old and respon- street, Honolulu. for new goods. sible business men of the city, who shall be trustees for the investment. Whatever, returns there are gained JAMES F. MORGAN. shall be divided into two equal parts, AUCTIONEER. one for the hospital and the other for general relief, the same to be distrib- Metropolitan Meat Co., Ltd. uted through the United Society. Should this proposal be agreeable to THIS DAY. Yang Wei Pin, and it is Bald that at one time he said he would agree, but changed his mind next day, then the present rulers of the society, by virtue FRESH ft! EATS AND FISH Big Sale of Odd Lines in of possession, will be ready to make Ruction Sale! op i ' any settlement, even to resigning and By giving the Consul's men the. control Every Steamer from the of the society. There has been pre- pared a foundation for a building on DBAY HORSES AND MDLES Coast that has Cold Storage. King street, which could be erected for Men's Shirts $9,500. and It was for that purpose that the money was wanted, from which a steady revenue could be had. The men ON SATURDAY, MARCH in the reform administration want the I, Choice Beef, Veal, Mutton, Lamb hospital taken care of. as It assists AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. the local Chinese. now and Pork always on hand, also Gentlemen, Gall There is not my 65 and See Them more than $1,500 in the treasury of the At salesroom, Queen street, I hospital, and something must be done. will sell at public auction: Wong Kwal Is quoted as having said 1 Pair Heavy Dray Horses, Poultry, Salmon and Halibut. recently that if the colony is to be 1 Pair Mules, If we can do your dragged into courts, there will be great All broken to double harness. size trouble. According to one authority You will get this would mean that the Chinese hos- FOR SALE AT some bargains pital would be reduced, the Chinese JAS. P. MORGAN, school, which was fostered by Wong The Metropolitan Meat Co., King Street; Telephone 68. Kwai, would be closed, and the colony AUCTIONEER. Lot 1, COc Shirts for 25c divided by a distinct line, across which Tbe Booth, Fishmarket; Telephone 879. no one of the factions would go. This Central Market, Nuuana Lot 2, 75c Shirts for 35c would mean much trouble to hnsfnoss Street; Telephone 104. (and the merchants are anxious to avoid Lot 3, SiO0Sairt3 for 50c J result. Ruction' Sale! i -- OP- i "KTSSERS" WERE MADE TO PAY. 4 r 161 n m Dress Gsossi .line, heard by the Governor of New 'Haven Colony in council on May Day, 16C0, Indicates the attitude toward un- ON TUESDAY MARCH 4, Japanese Goods licensed kissing in those times. It ap- Odd 10 Lines in peared that Jacob Murline and Sarah AT O'CLOCK A. M., jTuttle had been caught kissins: each' At my salesroom. 6j Qu?en street, I American Goods other. Jacob tried to throw the'blame will sell at public auction, : CURIOS Men's on Parah. saying he thought sh had Ladies' and Children's t'nderwear. ZSBand Underwear, i"with intent let fall her gloves." Sar-- Dress Goods, Ilolokus, ;ah denied the intent. Jacob then ad- - i Mosquito Nets, 1 Jedsprf i;ds, mltted that he "took her by the hind, ' Remnants, Sewing Machines, Hosiery, and they both sat down nrnn a fhct' ! Counters, Shelving, etc., etc. R (but whether he kyssed her or she kyss- - eu mm ne Knows not. for he never I Neckwear. thought of it since until Mr. Raymond JAS. F. M01?(?AN, Corner of Nuuanu and Hotel Streeta. told him that he had not layde it to heart as he ought." The stern gover- - AUCTIONEER. All prices yem .? jnor, arter duly lecturing thi guilty at that will pay A parties on the enormity of the offense, 3 ; decreed that "the sentence therefore Rent, NEW (U)(HS received by every steamer from Japan. I. nit in i- - inai iiiy ruilll For ," !T - - ! "iT f rifT nr Ihum...... u..tlino nPfc. J Clllllljlaaminn-- to the Colons-.- " X U-- 6 1UKI HiJIISR In tVio HX- - I o.. a a a i ...... TO Carthy tract. Beretania street, betwien A tu I HELP TO LITERATURE. i iiuvi anu Streets. TttnmmfWWHWmWt IJIggs Dobbs is running for Con- The Best Medical and Table Water gress and is making a great bid for the JAS. P. MORGAN. literary vote. 5 Queen Street. In Visit i his Bogg.? In what way? The World Oddment Sale P.iggs He promises to introduce a t bill to reduce the rates of postage. Famons Bartlett CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE. Spring Water TOgf Lawyer My great-grandfath- er was ni,Bl""l"ntma a famous pirate. Client Then there is something in Cures bv the trion.cn nrl a Vi a va luwn afCntaA Ut, To nAV T heredity, after all. Call ar,d get illustrated pamphlet telling you all about it. ?! Hotel on the premises. L. B There Is no faml'y medicine fo favor- K Pain-Kille- E ably known as r. For sixty LIMITED, years it has been used by missionaries 1 In all parts of the world, rot oMy to it On sale at the Drug Stores. counteract the climatic influences on QUEEN thir families, but for the cure of all STREET. diseases of the bowels, and for wounas. & burns bruises, etc. Avoid substitutes! LOVEJOY CO. but one paln-KUle- r. 55 Quean Sirejci, Sole J!!-- Terry Distributors for the Territory of Hawaii 734 . Price 2a cents and 50 cents P. 0. 8X 5f4. TIcakia 72. 1 II

FINE CONCERT LOCAL BREVITIES. I FOR MISS BARBER i Mr.. T.ik.;iha.hi. business rn.'irnrc-- r . tf xosr. rV IJ w'i-- ...... -;- ..... b . i . Tizjii: Ai:r jii:tti;ji . in i. in Nij. ;...n Mam. d rt:n so ;oihj ' f..r an t xti:d-- vi.it in Why J.'t i A 1. OAf .so A J TitV VlilCH Tbrow $40 Away Larg Audience Shows Apprecia- ' : . . . ;of .u-- - I'.miiy ."- .- r. who was tn tht-- i paying $100 te Bj up-to-da- tion of the Excellent Music :i!y last y.-- r.Vwill for a Typewriter when you can get an '!: f..r th- - liiy 'ity on th- - WntVr.'i strictly high grade machine ; li-- xl J u :ilay. Rendered. on-Bro- 7n Aiiri-- nt hi-t'-- ry Hamilt I Hawaiian will be r.--- r The J j r t. on - nf' th- - ( Wellington Visible Writer for MUilif-ru- th.. stat- ij., r;i Shoe $60 A - co's whlrli :t J.t!i l.irt?-n- ni tioiiM- i,y th.. Hawaiian I r:imatic . ini; th-h- ornpany. 1 fashionable last at all Saturday evening. Man h This machine is a revolution in Typewriters. One of - K-!.- rts th.- As-.xiati- t- -ll of Younn Men's 'ht Mt .n from Maui of hih winds many endorsements given acc.,mj.;t:ii.-.- l .y the Wellington Typewriter is as njoy-- l th.-ful- l. rain Morrny. At music - follows : ti riaifia. wi.-r- al--- s are Ii kI - unusual, there It was the occasion f tht- con-f- rt was a heavy blow. MO The wind d-- "We make tendered to Miss I..U i;:trb--r. ixt. i sr nbed as a rvirular norther. the statement positively that they are absolutely th I T-- f ...... best, excelling all others In simplicity, durability accuracy. W Thfre was an I i ne and htuncanr of xrnnu jury is sun at work on Ti'here ease, wear and price are using seventy-fiv- e of them In our Philadelphia and New York th-ex-- cases, enthnxla.sm. anI the .f nnt fiimin.il and will not bepin its are consideration?., you stores. They have our unquallfled endorsement. I investigations of the yaliNn evil, cannot program arous.-.- l th- - au- and iSigned): "JSO. WANAMAKER." Iwll- -i until ri-- xt week. It is probable this 5hce. ditors. that th- - wash house at Iwilei will also MIm Barter played with th- - utmnst te given attention. appreciation, her te.hnii'J- - l.-irn- ? dis- hiago disjiatches announce the We have just received a shipment of these Typewriters and played to the full in the i;,th..vcn of Miss Jessie A kerman. a will be pleased to give full I missionary ami Woman" Christian Manufacturers' Shoe particulars regarding eam. pumbfr. D'Auria, "Keveri-.- " w hi. h, by i Temperance I'nion worker to a Russian th- - way. was written for her. and the nobleman. Miss A kerman is well v tterioi concerto. whil. th- - other ' known in Honolulu. Company. numlwra K . .. I . . rf .7:r. ll,nl "'' IUI1' Mis Maud Kinm-- v will leave in the 'V' V ,,r,w Ventura r..r an extended stay in Ger- - OJr Fort Street. TllEO. H. DAVIES p,',:tUs in' manv. w h-- re sh- - w ill mu- - & CO., Limiieu rnrft bv.h"r - continue her V Jior whil if.u, studi.-- s cVm o I5rahJns "I""J", for the next three "'rh;i"! f,i-n- ih WL'lio at her best in si,- - tlrst visit ds in Ifndoi. HARDWARE DEPT. number. ,.aris and I ninark. Mrs. c. It. Cooper v.a. in i.e. - feet A voice, and her ulncina- .r a i "letting of especial IrnfK.rtance to QQQQQQooQOooooooooo I'.aptists in received with acclaim, the munb-- r all the city will be held in showing her full tones at their richest. the parlor of the Young Men's Chris- -- Mr. KIM on added t his local triumphs tian Association at 4 o'clock tomorrow BEST with a Ie Koven nelectioii. While the afternoon. All I.aptists are earnestly Family Cough Ier formers refused encores, th- - pro- requested to be present. Remedy gram wra most enjoyable, and there Weather permitting. Secretary I.rown aj a deluge of (Towers for all. The will Fpend Saturday afternoon on the program In full wax as follows: slofn-- s of Tantalus with the young men. This trip is for all comers. The start Jxzee Every day we are by This ITVioiin asked custom Season's Goods and llano Honate VIII. Op. will be made at 2 o'clock from the 1 3 . ers wnat cougn Kemedy .. lleethven Young Men's Christian Association, re- Is best to Allegro Assal. 6. take. Now. we want to sell you Just Tempo di turning by you Menuetto. I;ep,,rts from Hawaii, wnat want to buy. We also want Vivace. Kan. show to sell you what you will be Mlsn ber coniir.uei trouble ror tne authorities in satisfied liar and Mrs. Kelley. their attempt to supprtss illegal wiin. au mai you win Duy it of us English Ginghams Sons "For Thin" . l Koven the again. Mr. Klston. liquor t rattle. There were nearly a dozen cases in It would be short-sighte- d Plana "Lullaby," Op. n? . .. iSrahms the courts of Kau of and foolish Mrs. Whitney. parties charged with illicit liouor sel! for us to advise you to take one cough Violin Ing, nearly all of whom were released remedy In preference to others If that a) "Keverle" IVAuria The soldiers from the Warren pitch i one had not proven itself to be trust- French Sublimes b "Koboldtanz" . Kberhardt ed their tents at the Drillshed grounds worthy and satisfactory. Therefore, U) "P-erccu- Slave" ...... Neru.Ja last evening, and are now comfortably when ue tell you that we consider Miss Harber. camped until the repairs to the trans Songs port can be completed. The AS I IM O Cherry fa "Alone" Augusto Itotoll Cuardsmen who were gathered for drill SHO PUTNAM'S Cough Comfort b) Ireami" A. von Kielitz were interested iectators of the regu French Nainsooks as they OF the best family cough remedy, we do tl Mrs. (Miper. lars prepared to settle down so advisedly. We know that it will Piano "Feuerzau be r," from IIe for the night. stand the test. Walkure a Wagner Madame dVncvra Johnstone-- 1 .fshop Miss Castle. has decided to appear In a com ert to Infants' anfl Violin 1st Concerto Militaire be given at th Opera House a week I H- - ivriot Irorn Monday. Madame Hishop has al Are Beautiful Miss Itarber. most recovered from effects of --k the her Children's ae recent mishap, nnd feels fully able to t - e BUSINESS LOCALS sing agiln. She is now- staying with Sorethroai Miss Ijinil. Ron at the home of Mr. and Dresses Is a. thing that easily runs into V.von The patterns Mrs. Henry Howard, on King street t are all decided departures from Read Sanford' new ad In today's ciiitis and Tonsillitis, if it is not taken Issue. The "At Home" of the literary circle tare of. It is due to Inflammation of last year's ideas, exceedingly I And in fact anything you handsome, rich in design, m of th Kiloh.iua will a . . Art the mucous lining of the throat and i . rva m itnen laoie o.imasK .VI cents a held this evening at S o'clock in the Je and great is the variety shown. yard at icrr's. looms of the league. The event of the may need for the larynx. If this inflammation is not m checked, do things. A two-roo- furnished cottage is for evening will be the bcture of Miss it tan three It can rent. Apply. 1341 Fort street. I'w is. of Oahu College, on Spenser, the little ones. attack the tonsils, whereupon it is call- Photographers will find some bar- early Kngllsh poet. There will be as ed "Tonsillitis." It can attack the well vne.-i- l solos by Mrs. Annis Mon bronchial tubes, whereupon it is called gains by consulting our classified ad". X-- - tague Turner, and viodn so'.os by lresl "bronchitis" if inside the tubes and The Iady of the Twilight" nnd the d.-n- t Matsori Smith, of col "Landing of are to b Arthur the I "Asthma" or "Catarrhal Asthma" if English Ginghams Ino" rendered. lege. There promises to le a large at Misses' and outside the tubes. Or it can work down Newly imported; the patterns rs Homes and mules, broken to double tendance. you ; Mor-- k Into the lungs and give a con are reversible that it?, the same harness, will be sold today at i Harney J.iy Duncan, -- oh each tide, and gan's satesrocms. and both mem k sumption scare (which may turn out tiers of the police force, engaged in an Children's Underwear to prices from' 25c to 40c per For number ore fe:i e.ff.' oi. k be real consumption). yard. !. auercaiion last nrnt aooui n:ui, over k and extracts, go to the Orphanage Ko-n- a the payment of deb's. Duncan was in Cherry Coffee 163 King street. a chop house on Nuu-an- u k At PUTNAM'S Courrh Ccimfort Store. Hotel street near k French SufcHmes-ria- in colors in 'entirely new There will be a special meeting of when Joy entered. Hot words en- --k Idge le Progres at Masonic Hall this sued, and Joy was invited to the street. k draws out the inflammation in Sore shades, handsome striped patterns. Joy preferred to go to nn empty lot. k throat. Hoarseness and early stages of These are very evening. Work in the llrst degree. -- REDUCED PRICES While both were standing on k is quick, An 8x10 long-focu- s Folrner & the street. k Tonsillitis and Ilronchitis. It suitable for waists, wrapper?, etc, Schwlng Graphic camera Is offered for Joy and Duncan came to blows, both k gentle, thorough and entirely natural. sale. can be seen ottlce. striking each other several times. Joy k Same at this finally knocked Duncan down. k Je French NainSOCkS See the new linen table damask, just k Newly imported. The patterns opened, --k Shirt WaistS Made to Order at Kerr's. fiT? NoGcasbdne for Her. --k are beautiful striped ones. Will E. Fisher will hold an auction k -- Two Sizes, ak of fine rugs, carpets, pictures, etc.. After preaching a on the fate k : - 25 aM 50 Cents day of the wicked, an l?ngl!sh clergyman k 4-- at noon at his salesrooms, corner met k Jjt Merchant and Alakea tdreets. an old woman, well known for her gos --k Nvill K. Fisher will hold a household siping propensities, and he saM: k ftl. BRASCIi & CO., pal--; k .furniture at his salesroom today "I hope my serrnn has borne fruit. -- - ! k Telephone 157 X- Irtt o'clock. A piano, bureau, sewing You heard what I said about the place k X-- machine, and other articled, will be where there shall be wailing and gnash- --k fiobron Drug M)td. ing of teeth?" k k Men's White Shirts if. 5. Sachs Dry Gojds Company "Well, as to that." answered the dame. k riave opened and displayed in their "If 1 'as anythlnk to say. It be this: 'Iet Company. windows exquisite and d:lnty them gnash teeth as has 'em I ain't. " I . W T I .. . I i I I Argonaut. The ring oous.I. Kuuic iiit-u- won uvnn i Agents lest made, and well made, too; open or own. J closed fronts. The adjourned annual meeting of the J Vtockholders of the Pioneer Mill Co...... v. I wm ue hciui on nr..A.iH.lutsunj, .'linnf n LATEST !jia.( at 10 o'clock, at the oOice of II. Reduced in Price Ilackfeld & Co. The lease of land In North Kona, also SPRING GOODS aro lard In Pauoa Valley, is to be sold oooo S5c to C0c oday by James F. Morgan. Full de- - pcrintlon of this land Is published un- - The "Alameda" brought us a full $1.25 to! ...75c Jler Morgan's ads elsewhere. stock of new spring wash fab- $1.75 $1.25 Victoria lawns 75 cents, ten-yar- d rics, now open and of unusu tl to...... bleces. at Kerr's. elegance. A fine bay horse belonging to Mr. leorge Kaeo, at one time a member of SILK MIXED TISSUe he mounted patrol, strayed rrom a Kxqulslte colorings, newest de- table In Kewalo. This horse is well signs. In blue, pink, sea-foa- m known, and owner orrers rewara it ine and light tan. knimal Is returned to him at Peck's f STIH STRIKED MULL table. The prettiest yet. In great vari- Superior quality black alpaca, for ety of colors and dainty designs. B. F. CO. kirts. Just opened at, Kerr's. EHLERS & ' 0 Fife 0 RCA n DIES SUNDAY'S CONCERT. !n new and novel Persian effects, FORT STREET. daintiest colorings. territorial Band Will Appear at the CRASS LI4EN T'SSUE very sheer, linen color, will make Capitol Grounds. up prettily. given Following: Is the program to be .SWISS MUSLIMS ! r the Territorial Hand at the Capitol Appilque effects. latest designs, PORTSSV3ESS3 rounds, commencing at 3 o"clck to light blue with Mack, pink, wl'.h S black, grey with black. morrow afternoon: We have received fresh SILK MIXED TISSUE PART I. Crass linen and liatistcs, in linen The Old Hundred." effects. IV3 IV ILJ 1 1TI O EM verture. "Calif of Itag dad"..Poleldleu N Rainier Wagner DlraUle. Lswbs. Muslins. Etc BUM aorus. "Tannhauser" loaded gun and metallic cartridge. election. "Nabueco" Verdi Iozcns of others, all the very Both shot shells, 'ical Selection. Four Hawaiian Songs latest, and many on d'splay in New stock of Shot Guns and Rifles. Gunn to Kent. PAKT II. display In window. V'lertlon. 'The Toreador" ...Monckton LUllad. "The LJght of the World" White goods In most complete K . Afi ma assortment In every line. . Kusticana FOR Nrcmexxo. "Cavallena jiaKagm 2o., Ltd. New applique trimmings, new Pearson & Potter "Popular Airs" black wove lace., Arabian lace, Ti:i MAIN' :117. COK. UXlwX UOTKL bTS. "The Star Spangiea tianner. etc. AJ Pusa & on Preparatory Grows. Te trustees of Oahu College held a af-noo- n, H. SACHS' DRY GOODS CO. II attended meeting yesterday S. at which a a mass of general LIMITED. 28 HOTEL. STREET. tfneos wai put through. The most FOHT HTltEET. it was nurcly detail work, j i.tns We made for the opening of the new hpsratory school, w hich building will Ow-- X Have just opened a new and fine lino of I completed at the end of April. Phone White 3271. P. O- - Box 883. Z to the growth of the prejaratory hsol. the empIo merit of a new teacn- - Madame Kane T! for that portion of the college was horized. The board also directed Ijiie of Nw Yrk City, reMef maps, at ' ILK urrhase of seven 111IO NUL'AiNU k of sirs. Expert Millinery Designer 6DS AVENUK. Consisting of EMBKOIPEKED KII.K HAXDKEKCIIIKFS. INDIA LINES Hrr. Frssr's ecture. malting a fjiecialty of li LAWNS, HEAVY TON GEE SILK for AIn" Snit.--; EMBROID- Bamboo Screens All Sizes. Mrs. Walter F. Frear's Kmerson lec- - SS.OD HATS VICTOIUA at the Young Women's Christian ERED SILK riANO COVERS. kociation was not so well attended a l With Mr?. Hanna. jI. owing to th number of sox-la- i:a:ncii lr being given at the s.ime hour. t'M0 A?D HOTEL STS. store: lecture was Interesting, following goods been opened and are of Comer King and Liliha Streets. ng talks, ex-iv- e The above have just the line of her f irmer k xc i u.s i v i : sty r.i:s. i readings being made from Uni- the patterns. on's works. latest

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II S - I THE PACIFIC writes: 'Prices are abnormally oaa, 8 and unless we all had confidence In j Advertiser some favorable change of the tariff in Albert Ram i iA Canadian-Australia- n Royal Commercial iz your country before long we would feel f S Entered at the PotcfSce at Honolulu. FINANCIAL Seconn-cia- SUGHR J Matter. II. T., AGENT Irsued Every M.jriii Except Sunday (Special to the Advertiser.) H0N0LUIU STOCK EXCHANGE. Mail Steamship Company. by the Hawaii-hav- e Hawaiian gazette: company. AN FRANCISCO. Feb. 6. Honolulu. February 2S, 1&02. Von Ho.t lilock No. Z South King St. little idea of the powerful 5 and bond t;n, running lr. connection with iS CANADIAN A. W. PEAKS' K liuptiess Manager. flgat being made for the admission of stock broker Sydsty, SAHZ OT 8TOCK.. VS. . ) 4 VtLiouvrr, B. and . --Till PANT b'tftii SLEcCr;iiTION' RATES: Cuban sugar free of duty. A tremen- rav-i-' T.T....,, r , Kr'ulu for the United States (Including Hawaii dous lobby is working in Washington, Territory): and the Cubans and the sugar trust Member of Honolulu Stock Exchange J2 00 the date blow statt-4- . rial 3 worths have enlisted some of the greatest r r about 6 motstus 4 00 0, Ce..... Vie-Fr- m Victoria and Vancouver, B. C 1 year 8 00 newspapers of the United States. One S. S jSaciis' Dry (kk1i Orders for the purchase or sale j Sydney: "most in the cause of Co., Ltd toS WH-rer- . I.' C.: for Brlsbar.. and Advertising rates On application. of the active & Co., STOCKS AND BOND9 carefully aai and New York Journal of Com- U B. Ken Lta 42 Cuba Is the executed...... MAR. 12 MIOWERA maiw merce, an Influential business daily. A promptly AORANGI APRIL 12 . - . .APRIL. 9 ACRANGI sample of the methods used to arouse Loans negotiated. WOAV4 ..MAT 10 in 7 MOANA sympathy Cuba Is shown ths . . . . MAT for , MIOWERA . RAILVVAY& LAHD CO. tWi 23' 24 t following "article from this journal: aiv. AjrictJltuial Co l,O0C,W lot ' Many fragmentary reports have re- t en. scg. c i.ilA'V lot 40 OFFICE: " TIME TABLE. in- awUKa eujtt Co.. 27 cently appeared of the desperate 750.U01 10U 125 Stangenvald Bulldln?, Room No. ttL vv r--r. . tionimr ... tf-rr-if 1 Mfci Th winter now running dally and commercial conditions in , .... i.ot.euv jo 11 raiiw.y service In dustrial daJioii -- Fourth Floor. KGNTUCAU Tthe run without change. The finest - to a conserva- ,. O0.OX K0 190 . . si tuklu wfe- 1901. Cuba. In order obtain ti:ka M.V.0O0 'Hi- worm. . From and Jaa. t to est?ai3 24 2 P. O. Box 390. HONOLULU. l an fe.a- - tive idea of the exact situation and i ce i1' . Ct .Lt. 10 1 Honolulu to Canada. Unite! States OUTWARD. 160.00C 10U tikota iHued from of prominent i'.i-.!in:- v 10. ascertain the sentiment O0.UX- Da'.ly Daily Dally Daily Daily ijioa - lot 155 atlon. to commercial Interests of the island as to 6 rCIFoT freight and parage and all general lcforc aPr Stations. ex. ex. schryde 8. to.i.i.... r 5 the need of. tariff concessions by thi3 Go Z,t . 1C0 f9 85 THE PflLY DIRECT LlfiE . vru t Bun. Sun. Oaojp-tJ-. ,,u.e,o"x 2i. za a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. government, a representative of this ii am. journal called yesterday on a number O 7, . H. DaYlaa & Go., Gen'i Agjs. Honolulu . . 7:10 9:15 11:00 2:15 5:10 .'k r o. i.lA '- tlii., t T&80. uir - :.5oo,eu ! Pearl City .. 8:03 8:M 11:40 2.45 5:3) or x 13. - i :10 directly inter-- j 135 ' Ewa Mill ... 8:32 10:i$ U.00 4:03 and commission houses --..OJtSlOi. w W&'.anaa 10:53 4:45 .... ested in trade with tne island, ana who; XCCtf: 100 -,1 iio :! T r,t - Waialua ...... 11 :ij ..... 5:4? .... aac tAvfiiioudiij.I l! b'jvu nvmtci t ..... j - .Vf-tid-- 170 Kabuku 12:22 6:15 .... formation on such matters. Cable- j I i..m..iK- 70: M) 4: grams and letters of recent date sent; I ji 125.0C0 100 6 Steamship f i ii.. ('.-.- ;i INWARD. ,, x . '. by some of the most "reliable and oldest '"Hl. 5I tto.UOJ 340 Dally Dally Dally Dally in were shown by tnr j IX firms the island i62.'J00 IOC 1C0 Stations. ex. ex. parties consulted. The situation in j I'ii CX' 100 Sun. Sun. p.m. p.m. TImoor Tablo:une " Cuba, according to these advices, is The fine papaaenger steamers tnu wiu arrive u Kahuku 6:35 .... 2:03 isl- - almost desperate. Business in the IP CO aa Jureunder: Waialua :19 .... 2:50 sis.; si" - T. "iTE liir-- JT ' f FOR 6 AN FRANCISCO. FROM SAN FRANCISCO. Waianae ... 7:10 .... 3:55 relief Is necessary to avoid tfTil-JC- V-- Ewa' Mill 5:50 7:45 1:05 4:32 mediate S. S. 101 4 MAR. 6 ' .Mor-it'.n- g. VXNTURA MAR. SONOMA City :15 1:30 financial disaster. Cuban planters are 8 O.. ion 75 1 15 Pearl 8a 42. re- wiMEDA MAR. ALAMEJJA MAR. Honolulu 6:50 8:35 2.-0-J 6JJo! unable to market their sugars at TO MAR. VENTURi MAR. 26 owing largely EHRA fi G. P. DENISON. C. SMITH. munerative prices, and -. Clam EDA. april, ALAMEDA APRIL Superintendent. G. T. a; uncertainty of favorable legisla- t.LAK Ben- DENVER, APRIL, 15 APRIL 16 P. it to the K'NOVIA SIERRA t by States, Cuban cred- ,imji:r'ii 100 'C5 SO APRIL 28 tion the United K.oct'JtOJ KANSAS CITY, ALAMEDA APRIL ALAMEDA impaired, some, of thf . Kn. A f.f.Vj, SK.',0UC 100 MAT TIDES. SUN AND MOON. it has become f H4.0UU 10 VENTURA . xuiuiti xeiepaotie vo. most reputable firms are threatened O.B.AL Co. a.octi.uoo 10J "'90 ST. LOUIS, c with financial ruin, and unless help is X 3! is said, they OMAHA, a 3 given at an early date, it Boirtx. will have the greatest difficulty to 'sur- ST. PAUL, 9 vive the present crisis. Kw revt ( pel r.ent M. Ceballos. of the banking and KtlO E. E. CO. d rt too J. EToi 8.T. A L. Co 6pe 10C CHICAGO, . to. p.m M. Ceballos & Co., pr- - Ft i.m rii?s shipping firm of J. tws Plac'.ttion v- - 100 in tntioMtion with the sailing of the above steamers, tae Agents are 4.&U 24 5.00 1.5 6 24 11 12 il 33 5.21 6 C2 .8 I said: "One cannot emphasize too O. K. & L.. Co 104' AND ALL Issue, to Intending paxrangers. Coupon Through Tickets by any I p m. a in. p m. it.m Flant, p. c suLrd to 1 S-- t 11 6 ! strongly urgent need of granting Qnn in United States, and from rn't 5 li 4 5 24 6 0 9 12 the T.a C p. railroad, from Ban Francisco to all points the 7 i 10 13 2: 1 PUc. c... vO . W i 1.4 2! 0 22 ' trade concessions to Cuba. Unless this Waialns Ag. Co. 0 p, C Principal Eastern Points w by any steamship line to European ports. e York aii ta 27i 7 1 4 6 4j l.W 1.8 0 226.0 10 52 government gives relief at an early-dat- rOH FURTHER PARTICULARS. APPLY TO d 'rid. 291 8.58' 1.6 7 33 1 41 2 29 6 21 6 Ot 11 14 the will be plunged into Three Trains Daily from s I I ( ! I bankruptcy, starvation and ruin, and SALES. ' 1 10 f 3 1.5 8.21 2 3i 3 5t 6 21 6 0'-- a m. surrounding SAN FRANCISCO. I all horrible conditions Olaa, assessa- Vi D 0i' i 01 0 5 i 31 6 z2 6 20&X5 0 3J the Morning Session Fifty . circum- Li. WIN l. i people in such desperate ble, 35.75. Two Trains Daily from Wm. 1 4 40 1 1 Mon.. 3 II 5 611 07 6.2 8 .' 23 stances. They need only a little help to L D STOCK SALES FOR FEBRUARY. PORTLAND. IMITE LastIIIQuarter of the Moon on .he nJ. tile them over, but that help must Nine hundred ten shares Ewa J22.K; at 0:09 j A. ago me QUICKEST TIME BY MANT Gen-iri- l Agents Oceanic S. S. Cr. a. m. cime soon. day two l seni 100 Hawaiian Sugar, $26.50 to $27: 25 Ka-- THE Times of the tide are taken from t cablegram to me tuoan ruku. $M.C0; 200 McBryde, $5.25 to $a.o0; HOTJR8. United States Coast and Geodetic Sur-- 1 jyjnj3tcr of Agriculture. Lacoste: 52 Oahu, $; 100 Onomea, $23; 115 Ookalo, vey tables. 'Please cable fully my expense your $7.50 to $S; 121 Olaa, assessable, $5.50 to The tides at Kahulul and Hilo occur existing economic situation, ?5.75; 365 Waialue, $52.50 to $55; 10 H. R. T. UNION PACIFIC TfcAIINS ' : . $C-- about one hour earlier than at Honolulu.; , .v,v, L. Co.; 62C0 O. R. & L. Co. bond?, ON WHEEL 10 , ' . ARE PALACES Hawaiian standard time is bours 3) rTV , j $101: Waialua bonds, $101. New and Modern Equipment. - - . i . v tit . a ... . o ' iM.fi.- .).: Tt a v .kill nsrurnani'fs. linaii- Double Drawing; Room Palace 81y ; minutes. The time whistle blows at 1:30 rial and otherwise.' We have received f iCCCjnM A flVnKC lUf lll ers. p. m., wnich Is the same as Grecnwlcn, o the following reply, .signed 'Lacoste Buffet Smoking and Library Car. & S.S, Co Redlining Chair Occidental Oriental hours 0 minutes. Sun and moon are for FINANCIAL DISASTER THREAT- - i Free Car. local time for the whole group. Ordinary Sleeping Cars. KNED. WANTED. Dining Cars, Meals a la carte. and Toyo Kisan Eaisha. "Economic situation bad; immediate1 I "RNISIIED house of ten or more D. W. HITCHCOCK, O. A., , rHPHifiU INTELLIGENCE. relief Indispensable to avoid financial rooms; must be central. Address "E. 1 Montgomery flt eteamers of the above companies will call at Honolulu and leave this por disaster.' " ' It..", this office. 6096 San Francisco. Cat A or about the dates below mention d: ARRIVED. Ceballos & Co. are also in receipt of TOR CHINA AND JAPAN. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. letters from leading firms in Cuba de- WANTED. 5 POSITIONS Friday, February 25 scribing the conditions existing in the Mauna Loa, Fimerson, from La- - ! BY man now traveling for dry goods NirPON MARU MARCH 4 AMERICA MARTJ MARCH 4 Str. island. Oni of the most prominent MARCH 12 PEKING MARCH 12 haiua, Maalaea. Kona and Kau, at 6:10 houses of Matanzas, in Island trade; desires to change to leiU: a. m.. with 2.IC-- b.itra sucrar. 110 baea .commercial similar position, or will consider an- For Sale Cheap COPTIC MARCH 23 GAELIC MARCH i . : cuffee. 2S2 bags taro. 162 bundles bana- - j writes: other line; references. Address 18 MARCH 2V . - AMnUCA MARU MARCH HONGKONG MARU 21 43 Tii pe.pie are in tae aej-Lns- ji uc- 6103 PEKING APRIL 5 CHINA APRIL 8 nas. keca butter. buiidles hide. "Drummer," Advertiser office. S i)I?s. 2 2 donkeys, 30 head cat- - spair, and with good, reason, because two-stor-y 15 15 horses. , 41AKLIC APRIL DORIC APRIL 102 i sugar New House and 22 25 tic, packages sundries. with the present prices of the YOUNG man of experience desires a HONGKONG MARU APRIL NIPPON MARU APRIL sp.. 79 CHINA APRIL 30 PEKINO MAY 3 Am. A. J. Fuller. Haskell, most terrible misery and want will position in general merchandise busi- Stable on Lunalilo street; DORIC .MAY 8 days from Sydney; 9 a. m. 'romo unon them with its horrible con- - ness; best of references furnished. Am. bk. KaiulanU Dabel. 30 Jays! ,.,.,.. virinnatflv. the noble sen- - Address "B. G.." this office. 6091 L - electric lighting throughout; from San Francisco:- 4:20 p. m. L, ...... , , ,a t- - " first-clas- s ""Jp MUill AUUUU , ... . - . i. ... 1 ! J,.I Kcr.. BY a bookkeeper; best city cememt I'il3, i h.vn f modern fixtures; n.m a. m. i nonce ui ljiis. ami ui ri. ... nii.... "B 17," Adver- Vor general Information apply to . M. S. 8. Co. .... s. references. Address P IT. wors...or msmanity in?y v.iu me viic 6091 A. T. "Warren. Barneson. put in tiser. lot 50x100; grounds with propellor blade lost; 3:20 p. in. blessing of the working elirment. who sidewalk; to suf- otherwise would be ci"ndemned FOR RENT. In excellent condition; mar DEPARTED. fer the most terrible evil that of hun- ger. now a standstill." cottage, 2 rooms. Apply H. Co., Friday, February 2S. Husinoss is at FURNISHED than half the purchase price Hackfeld & Ltd. Ti. Car- - 1511 street. 6105 IT. S. A. T. "Warren. Utrneson. for Charles Rabadan, of James Fort Guam and Manila; 6 a. in. berry & Co., is in receipt of letters and may be left on mortgage, Am. sp. Emily F. Whitney, Brigman, cableRrams from Cuba showing the FURNISHED rooms, with bath; with AOEfJTS. Makaweli, .o load sugar; 11:30 a. m. in the or without board, in private family. for necessity of immediate action office. 6104 Str. Kauai, Jiruhn, for Hanamaulu; 4 of on Cu- - Address "F.," this matter of a reduction duties : P- - m- - limn A cablegram ' Kiicar and tobacco. FIVE-ROO- M cottage. Punchbowl St.. n'l Str. J. A. Cummins, Searle. for Oahu frnm ,., of the Economic $3300 1 rvUonr below Mormon church. Apply. 1541 ports; S:S0 a. m. a . .... , 19 1 Jmrarv Fort street. 6103 Apply to ID follows: 1 111 SAIL TODAY. "We thank you for your efforts in be- WELL furnished front alcove room; Gas. schr. Malolo, Gardner, for Ha- - half of a reduction of the present du- all conveniences; rent reasonable; b nalei and Kalihiwai. ties levied on Cuban sugar, and we suitable for two gentlemen. Apply CASTLE LUSUU I Am. bk. Ceylon, Wilier, for Laysan urge our friends to persevere in their C. W" this office. C102 J ?! d. laudable efforts to obtain a rebate on New York to Honolulu via Pacific Coast ran AN elegant office in the Elite building. 506-50- 7 Stangenwald Building. DUE TODAY. duties now levied. The fate of Cuba Particulars of Jas. Steiner, 116 Hotel THIS SPLENDID NE W STEEL STEAMERS and of her people depends on the out- street. 6102 ei S. S. Eureka. Weedon. from Seattle. come of this issue." . H. AMERICAN. 6.000 tons, to sail about , March 15 Str. Kinau, Clarke, from Hilo and St 8. 8. NEVA DAN, to sail about April 15 wav norts. Following is an extract from a per- - THREE-BEDROO- M cottage on Young .. K-tt- street; modern improvements. Apply .. May 15 . TcVinov. . . 1 i to mr. itapaaan n 8. 8. Hawaiian, to sail about vtr ..ui.. vir.iii. u . . .v..rill if1 iliniUI ailM sonai irom K0TICE. 4. S. HYADES. 3.000 tons, from San Francisco for Honolulu, sail about Feb- lolokai ports member of one of the oldest and 1317 Beretania, or at J. Hartmann & ruary 13. strongest commercial houses in Ma- - Co. Rent, $35 per month. 6093 rc Freight received at Company's wha rf. Forty-secon- d street. South Brook- NEXT MAIL FROM COAST. tanzas, written on "Jan. 16: lyn, at all times. 4 S. CONDITIONS. OFFICES FOR RENT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT March S. Nippon. Maru. TRADE IN BREWER building. Queen street, no spe- - "The economic situation of this island on business was transacted at the For further particulars, apply to NEXT MAIL TO COAST. of reasonable terms. Apply to C. . . m is most discouraging, as the cost Brewer & Co., Ltd. ciai meeting or the Hawaiian Realty cjn March 4 S. S. Ventura. production of sugar to planters is great- and Maturity Co., Ltd. An adjourn- act Ii. MACKFSLD CO., LTD. er than the price at which the commod- FOR SALE. VESSELS IN PORT. ity can b.j marketed. I trust that your ment was taken over to the annual C. P. MORSE, Qeneral Freight Agent. AGENTS, HONOLULU. rreat and strong nation will make FOLMER & SCHWING 8x10 long "6-in- ch company. ARMY AND NAVY. some in the duty on sugar. focus Graphic camera; leath- meeting of said All business $3 reduction er double-swin- g U. S. A. T. Warren. Barneson. San Immediate relief is necessary and ur- - bellows; reversible, will be transacted as heretofore at the Francisco, February 26. ware- - baok; rising, falling and sliding fjunt. Susrar is being stored, Mc-Inty- re IT. front; top and side made to open for company's office, rooms 3 and 4, SEATTjLIS Sl S. collier Alexander. Nirkpl. Nor houses are filling up, and it. is almost use as a short comera; folk. February 13. ware-- focus level building. tacoma j h'poslV. to obtain advances on i finder, one plate-hold- er and tripod; U. S. S. Jnniuo.'s. Itodman. tun linnori An Immediate rebate in also, a Bausch & Lamb teloscopic Honolulu, 21, 1902. MERCHANTMEN. - February Sill, to HONOLULU. j duties would bridge us over until such lfns for use with above camera. Can (This list does not include coasters.) as a. new government is installed be seen at Advertiser office. 61C5 THE HAWAIIAN REALTY AND V?. C.OOO Mime nv S. OIIK'DMAN, TONS, to Sail Marcfi 25. A. J. Fuller. Am. sp., Haskell, Sydney, ;a.i i3 in a position to make a reciproc- - MATURITY CO.. LTD., ' S. S. C,(W Sail Ayi il 0. r ebruary S. :,. v trivial ctotnu a AN S x 10 rectilinear lens; no name; 'fie CALlFOiJNlAX. THN'. to Ceylon. Am. January ; . . .k & By L. K. KENTWELL, bk.. "Wilier. Hilo. ... n., .A Mmt,,tw, rt with Bausch Eamb iris diaphragm j - . j. l shutter. For particulars and price, P. IT. BTTTtMF.TTF. Prauionf For fditber p ir;.i-u- apply to Kaiulanl. Am. bk.. Dabel. San Fran- - most xavoraoie w jour country. call at this office. cico February "S H'isr luture 13 in your nanus; it is ior Secretary. 6v9S 'Stara IL-tc- Sp., 11. to dictate the terms. The United tSt J. Mary L. dishing. Am. Mitche iJ'ou ONE 5x8 Bausch & Lamb Rapid Uni-- f M. Hockfold Oo., Newcastle, February 21. fates is the only country where Cuba versal lens, with iris diaphragm. Can C. V. .Mn.jsK. CeiiHoil FiHiht Agent. Mauna Ala. Am. lk.. Smith, San Fran can market sugar. I cannot bring be seen at this office. Cisco, 31. hr IT . January myself to believe B- - 'i Mohican, Am. Kelley, that the United' CxIAK IIIIEWKIl & CO'ts. 'S. bk.. San Fran j CUMMINGS J 1. States will refuse the relief sought for. portable forge and large cisco. February thereby ruining our chief industry second-han- d sail. C. E. Waite & Co. GLOBE NAVI3ATIGM Peter I red ale. Br. bk., Lawrence, New- and corner King NEW YOBK LINE COJflPANY'S 3. reducing thousands of our agricultural and Punchbowl Sts. wt castle, February 6103 5 SEATTLE-HONOLUL- U ROUTE. Sonoma. Am. bk., Steurland, Newcas- classes to want and wretchedness." B Ship I. F. Chapman a -, tle. February 6. Isaac Kubie. of .the export commis- HANDSOME new Sailing from Connecting direct, without tran.sfe- with the O. N. Ry., N. P. R. R., and Tanner, bg.. Fran-- furniture, consisting ri Am. New hall. San sion firm of Isaac Kubie & Co., m i J C. V. R. R. Lowest of freight t said: of parlor, two bedroom, dining-roo- rates from all Eastern points; rhortest possible isco, February 19. "There are not more than four firms In NEW YORK to HONOLULU J time. W. H. and complete kitchen sets. Apply Marston. Am. schr., Curtis, San Cuba today who are able to produce "C 2." office. 6102 8. 8. TAMPICO, from Seattle March 10 Francisco. January 30. this S. S. EUREKA, from Seattle April 10 sugar without loss, and these firms " For freight rates apply to have the most economic system of pro- For further Information address L. K. ltKKHB, PASSENGERS. LOST. duction, as well as modern machinery. L 2 2 Prcwer Building. Honolulu. Arrived. prire sugar BAY horse, in Kewalo district; 27 Kilby St., Boston, g AGENT HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. The of is so low that the brand "FF" on right hind leg, white Globe Navigation Company. Seattle. Wash.; P. W. Rochester. ?.0S Market Per bark Kaiulani, February 25, from Cuban planters can make no profit. on ob C. BREWKR & CO., Suy-da- m. star forehead. Reward if returned St.. San Francisco, and agents of above railroad?, will furnish Information. San Francisco Mr.. Stahl. Mrs. Concessions must be made by the to George LIMITED, HOSOLtXTJ. Mrs. Purkhurst and child. Miss Kaeo. Peck's Stable. 6105 J! Crosen. United States so as to afford them a For Mauna Loa passenger list, s.e profitable market. We have accounts A GOLD stickpin in the form of a star, vn. prom- with "L." James H". Morgan. President: Cecil r--- Vice - Hug. page 12. with a larga number of the most the letter engraved on tare. President- F inent firms in the island and not one of same. Finder will be rewarded by DR. ALLEN'S Prrtiry; Charles H. Atherton. iditor; W. II. Hoogs. Treas- returning to urer and Manager. Doubtless she was: Mrs. Browne them has been able to meet their obli- this office. 6100 And who i the president of vour clvb gations when due. owing to the awful NERVE' BUILDER. now. Mrs. Malaprop? Mrs. Maliprop , financial condition of the island and to IT A guaranteed cure for all Nervoo in Bad Humcr , WHOLESALE AZIZ. rtETAH iprouu.y) i r.m tne present encum- the fact that the Cubans are unable to Complaints, Loss of Memory, Frostr-- rALERS IN brance. Just now. Philadelphia Press. turn. on,? way or the other; they cannot DROP INTO THE xion, etc. Firawond, Conversation of energy: say at present develop the resources of th - Stove, Steam, -- "You "Price - - per So Blacksmith's Csal yt.u rover gosp?" Never." answered island, nor can they find a profitable HONOLULU $LCO i f;!.'cV and Whitf Snrul. Telephone Main 295. ?.':. ? Cayenne; "when I feel disposed to markrt f . r thir chief product. I have FOR SALE BY my neighbors discussed. I merelv received a number of letters on the BOWLING PARLORS Pivixl Attnt'on ftiren o Oravine. 1 if mrtion a rrrr. and proceed to listen." subject One of the largest sugar in- - W 1 and chuck a few lignum vitae 11 Star. ' terests on the south side of the Island our tenpins. ball at To whom all orders I should be addressed. v II

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ESTABLISHED JULY 2. 1S55. VCU XXXV. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, SATURDAY, MARCH i. 1902. PRICE FIVE CENTS. y - C'J essuv,Ai cards. efforts of Mr. Baldwin in making the REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS KONA profit system popular at Kahuku, ev- HAS 1 ery acre of cane for the crop of 1SM13 GI0. D. McCLELLAN & CO. 503-50- 4 I fetangenwald BU rUK is let out to profit sharing companies, Bids. TeL Main 63. THE COURTS so that the cultivation of this crop is absolutely assured. AnOKNKYS. "Up to date we have shipped 1,220 LTLE A. DICKEY. King and Bethel GOOD CANE tons of sugar of the crop of 1902 ' mtM.; TeL Main 312. The gross earnings of the plantation for the year were $44S,426.07; net earn- ings. $153,390; C. R. II EM EN WAY. Office, 406 Judd net profits carried to building; Telephone 314 Main. surplus, $103.143. S4; operating expenses, $33.".036.07; resources. $1.025. 6.s3. 11. I. M. LONG. Offices 32-3- 3. The yield per acre, tons of sugar, was Campbell 329.6 cane, blk.. cor. Fort & Mer. Sts. TeL M. 273. Tells plant old land. 6.1247; 91.9 Receiver of plm cane, new land 7.40; 590 lone ratoons, 4.134; 417.3 FRED W. MILVERTON. 302-2- 14 short ratoons. Rooms 2.1620. Stangenwald block; Tel. Main 333. What He Saw PETERSON & MATTK2WMAN.--P. O. box 33; 15 Kaahumanu St. There. BY AUTHORITY. piiysic:ans r SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE. dr. jennie l. 4-- jrnce, Z45 ueretanla.hildebrande.ave.; telephone Receiver W sin berg is not entirety IN PURSUANCE OF AN EXBCU- - ' tion Issued by Lyle A. Dickey, Second without hooe that the end of his labors i t. W. HOFFMANN. Deretanla St.. for the Kona 'i:Rir Company may be District Magistrate of Honolulu, Island j joppoelte Hawaiian Hotel. Hours. 9 to i may of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, on the m.; 1 delavcJ ni.ni' thr.e. and that he to 3. and 7 to 8 n. m. fr 15th 1902, bone "White 4S1. secure t!..? iinuity needed to carry on day of January, A. D. In re the until (hi completion of the matter of P. J. Travens vs. David K. PR. T. MITAMURA. Office, 1463 Nuu-an- u two crj),. Tne re are several men who Kupthea, I have, on this 29th day of Ft.; Tel. White 132; office hours, have shown inter st in carrying on January, A. D. 1902, levied upon, and S to 10 a. m., and 6 to 8 p. m., except the Sundays. of the work. anil, from one source the shall expose for sale, at public auction, money may eien yet come, to run the to the highest bidder, at the Police Sta- VT. O. ROGERS. M.D. Eye. Ear. Nose plantation until there is a successful tion, Kalakaua Hale, in Honolulu an4 Throat; 1146 Alakea St. issue. aforesaid, 12 o'clock noon Mon- ' Mr. S. M. Ia:ron. who was mention- at of u-- t!;..-- day, the 3d day of March, A. D. 1902. DR. J. UCHIDA. Physician nd Sur- ed i man who was the choice of geon; office, Beretania. betwwn 2ort the stockholders am others afinterest. all the right, title and interest of the and Nuuanu streets; office hours. 8 to for t! ? ! ivership. has not lost his said David K. Kupihea in and to the 13 a. m.. 7 to 8 p. m.; 1211 belief in th? plantation, and there have TeL White. been conferences which may even yet following described property, unless the judgment, amounting to one hun- E. C. WATERHOU6E. OffW. corner result iii th carrying through of the Miller and Beretania. Sts.; residence, plans i"or the furnishing of the money dred and twenty-on- e and 90-1- 00 dollars. Ibm Thurston Ave.; hours, 10-1- 2 a. m.. for the work. The fact that there Interest, costs and my expenses are 7:30-- 8 p. m.; telephone Office, would b an advance of from previously paid. White 3492; 234L $150,000 t before the plantation residence. Blue could be srild to be in shape for the Royal Patent 311, Land Commission stockholders to take it up. makes the Award 724, described by metes and DHMTISTS. task f the receiver a hard one. bounds as follows: Ik. great be- DR. II. BICKNELL. Mclntyre bid?., Ther will made a effort kThi rooms 2 and 14; office hount, 9 to 4. fore the will give up and make Hoomakaia ke ana ana ma ke plans for the felling out of the planta- - I Heina, a holo aku la ka aoao mua Ak. j H. DERBY. Mott-Smlt- h lildg.. cor. tlon. Mr. Wur.denbers is of the opin- - 86' 30' Kom. 2 Kaul. 44 11-1- 2 Kap. e pill Fort and Hotel Sts.; office hours. 2 Ion that there is an opportunity to 'ana ia aoao 1 ka aina o Haawinaaupo, to 4. make good dividends if the sum need- - j ed can be secured, and his report to : hull Ak. 13" Kom. 30 4-- 12 Kapuai hull E. GROSSMAN, D.D.S. Alikea St.. the court shows that he sees little diffi-- i Ak. 21 HI, 1 Kaul. 51 6-- Kap. hull three doors above Masonic Temple, culty In realizing. The report made Ak. 12 15' Kom. 1 Kaul. 13 2-- 12 Kap. Honolulu; office hours, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. as follows: hull Ak. 33 Hi. 1 Kaul. 23 5-- Kap. 2Sth, 1902. Honolulu. T. II.. Feb. hull Ak. 73 Hi. 48 10-1- 2 Kap. hull DR. GEO. H. HUDDT. Mclntyre bldg., Hon. A. S. Humphreys. First Judge. rooms 1 and 2; 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. First Circuit Court: II. 72 Hi. 1 Kaul. 41 Kap., hull He. Dear Sir: week I visited tire 11 Kom. 63 4-- Kap. no Kamaikahu-lip- u DR. A. C. WALL, DR. O. E. WALL. I Kona SuKar Company's property situated ka aina e pili ana ma kcia mau Office 8 m. 4 p. rn.; !n company Mr. hours, a. to Love at Kallua, Hawaii, with aoao pau, 23 30' 1 bldg.. Fort St.; TeL 434. George Robertson, of Urewer & Co., and a huli He. Kom. ! made a thorounh investigation and in- - Kaul. 37 9-- 12 Kap., huli hou 1 ke kihl 1 . M. WHITNEY, M.D., D.D.S. Boston spectlon of the property, from which I hoomakal He 5 HI 2 Kaul, e pili ana ca bide.. Fort St.. above Mav & Co's: 1 have reached the following conclusions ia Kamakela. J hours, 9 to 5; TeL Main 277. 1. J find the climatic conditions of OAHU Kona very favorable for the cultivation ROAD'S MAKAWELI IS KAHUKU HAS Maloko o kela apana Hookahl Eka, HNCIINHERS. of sugar cane; largely owing to the fact 50 Anana. that the rains, which usually fall in IMPROVEMENT Excepting reserving portion iRTHUR C. ALEXANDER. Survey- months, TO BE LARGER A BIG CROP and that other places during the winter R. 311, C. 724, conveyed or and Engineer, 409 Judd bldg.: P. in tbH section fall in the summer of P. L. A. by ) O. box 732. period growing Kepola to J. H. Nui by deed dated the months, during the of the Although the business of the annual The stockholders of the Hawaiian cane, and in the winter months, when There was a large attendance at the 16th dajr of October, 1890. and recorded ATTON. NEILL & CO., LTD. Engi- j is com- meeting of the Oahu Railway and Sugar Company, MakaweM, met yester-Lan- d - the cane is being harvested, annual meeting of the Kahuku Planta- ,n book 127f on page 125f anJ de8cribed neers, Electricians and Boilermakers, paratively dry. Company was not concluded yes- - day morning at the office of Alexander tlon Company yesterday afternoon, at ! Honolulu. 2. to appearances, would I as follows: The land, all terday. there was sufficient to show & Baldwin, beiner reoresen-- &- could be grown there a full the offices of Alexander - Baldwin. E ma Komf o indicate that rane not j that the affairs of the corporation were 1oomaka ana ke kihl hi complete DON IRON WORKS. Engineers on the same. but-- faet-- remains that tati and satisfaction wich and the reports submitted showed that keia apana ma ke kih, IIe 0 ka ,ol no Pumping Sugar on t'h nd builders of and excellent cane Is now growing the thv VniUvav nnH rnr-- Honartment the reports which were received from the plantation was in good condition. 61 31 g miMachinery and complete power puce, which it is hard to find any , Hoaa He H, Kapuaj me ke than were exhaustive, gave stock- - the manager and treasurer. re-ele- ct plants; offlce, room 12, Spreckels' and the xne old board or directors was kula no Hoaa He 23 30' Ko. 66 kapuai oetier anwnere. .holders nn nrenrnte Mpn of what tho report , block; TeL 1S4. 3. One of the reasons for the present ,,. . , , , , , The of the new manager, W. ed. and the reports of the officers were a k. 12 mp I . . I.. vi iiu II 0 UUUl J T . , .... .1.. comp.tny , . " T3l,l,.. I. j r.a - k..,.,. - iinamiai uimcuiiien ui toe durinir the cominir vear. " receiveu. ne manager s report inciuu- Kamakela a malaila aku 1 ka hoomaka . TAPPAN TANATT. Civil and Elec-- largely owing to the criminal waste and TUw ii Says: ! H alovpn mnn t H Q nf tVi Tff?m f nf W - ...... ! B.'a '"'-A-nr - I ana- - B L- aiOKO xap. offlce, 1313 poor Judgment exercised in planting r., -": T -- . . VT..V".," '. oiaiia trical Engineer; Wilder, i. k n.. "I ","- - WI I anu on,y Ave.; TeL Blue 3441 cane in sections at too h!gh an altitude, M" "iV""- - tV.?"i JjamHm' "e monin And also that certain piece or parcel ' I ' or included In R. P. 311, L. C. A. r, ,, ... a-i- .v, , i..,.o., ...r ...... yesterday by the president. The first attended throughout with a great deal , , Iand x . ..c mn.. ine uocumeiu. ine report sajs in pari; , con- - IiMcs iiiiiUiwi.Am.Dw..v..u.- iftfi rnntmpu with and allow inir : business was the reports, and that of of trouble in eettinir the work aqne. the same being that portion r itv.o,,iu vnrin- il.intern Wages same time been '"ir.e past year was a very omicuit Hono u- - PT O. box 799. them to draw lantcly In advance ol wh ;t.h,,:.Pre8int5" Preenle' President at the have veyed by Hoaa and Kaiwilei to J. H. MM1;6 coming crop ! lnal ine earnings oi me ujgii. one on account or the scarcity or lieid I - .was to them before the Nui by deed dated the 3d day of April, . - 11ZZ . i .iii,,i i ,.iaMn. cirporatlon, net of the operating ex- "On account of the shortage of labor ,. T i . i r7iv ere J421.5S0.97, which we were able as .u and recorded in book 111, on page KIECT111CAT raOINKKI'.B. thme ov o s from not to cultivate much crop Imtt. T TinFIETt Contraetln and ' mut be taken the interest and other land as usual, and consequently the we nave taen on me largest inai 361 nd described as follows: t 1902 Consulting Electrical Engineer; plans j 5. Very poor judgment has been exer-an- d i hxed charges, amounting to$l.,2GS. tS, crop of will fall some short. Kahuku has milled thus far, namely, p. hnnmai,a t i,, ,.lh, Atn,, In being showing a net income $276,314.19. me crop turn out 70S3 7,072 t estimates; Magoon building. Icised the matter of the mill; It tons, of Which were bagged, o 1 nothing more nor less than pieces pick Dividends at 'the rate of 6 per cent on as follows: Hawaiian Sugar Company mauka e pili ana ke auwai a me ka j and 11 tons remained in mill tankr ITY Room 6. Mclntyre Vd un here and there, all of which ne n.vvu.vu-- ot capital nau Deen paiu. piani cane, i.uja acres, ions; . . pa o Ka. naoie no Ke aupum, anu a noio OWENS. from t,oi was over t.uuu building. Fort St. Phone Main 36S. have cost more in tha long run than a .which left for the surplus account of ratoons, SSS acres, 4.C09 tons; total, 11.- - 2 frop sngntiy Hem 70 HI 1 Kaul. 41 kapuai, He 11 - 1901. $36,211.19. 5S1 & cost, w'.th- tons. Cay Robinson plant cane, tons, must remembered 4-- Plantation work a specialty. complete new mill would have but it be that Kom. 63 12 kapuai Hem. 23 30 Kom. ' out being able to give any satlsfactory Receints of the ranches amounted to 127 acres, 762 tons; ratoons, 370 acres, the Waialua crop of nearly 2.000 tons 9-- i 37 12 kapuai ma ko Kamaikahulipu CONTRACT results. $76,665.76, from which is deducted the 1.S50 tons; grand total, 14.193 tons. is included in that figure, while the 5. I In expense maintaining $37,013.44. crop 1903 as fol- - 1901 crop was entirely from our own ame 1 ke - Hut the face of all these conditions, of them, "The for consists Kamakela a kihl hikina loa 'M. T. PATY. Contractor and Buna- f lhink that f sufficient fund could be leaving a net gain from the ranches of lows: Hawaiian Sugar Company plant fields and Laie. 0 ko Debora mahele alalia, Ak 61 er. tone and offlce fitting; brick, found available to harvest the nresent $39,652.32. cane, 91 acres; ratoons, acres; juice Is "Thus far the quality of the 8-- 12 ! ist Kom. 31 Hem. 30 30 Kom wood, or stone building: shop. Hotel cron of 19"2. and also that of i:i3. a net In commenting unon the work of the iav & Robinson nlant cane. 81 acres: better than that of January and Feb kapuai St., near barracks; res.. 1641 Anapunl. tonnage of at least 7i tons could be past year the president said that there ratoons. 301 acres. ruary last, and the field is yielding the 1 Kaul 22 5-- 12 kapuai Ak 71 Kom 1 had In the next VI or IS months, as cm had been completed 3.740 feet of docks "The planting for the 1903 crop was estimate apparently. kaul, IS 10-1- 2 kapuai, ma ka hapa la by attached, 100 x 40 - 1901 5-- MUSICIANS. le seen the statistics hereto jand iron warehouses. feet, with rather late, but the cane Is doing fair- "The milling season lasted into Debora Ak. 12 15' Kom. 60 12 kapuai Respectfully submitted. !all appliances, car-- ly The entire cron is beinff cul- - the earlv nart of October, for from Mav bldg.. for the automatic 5-- POK'S MUSIC SCHOOL. Love F. WUNDKNHKRO. rying of sugar. The earnings of the tivated bv profit sharing contractors, on. labor was verv short in the cutting Ak 333 Hi 1 kaul. 2S kapuai. Ak I Fort St. Its methods are the result 1 . 1 1 I Vi . . 10-1- 2 1 Co. U'llflrVMO- t v ni'Hir.Vi -j o v i w - 73s 48 ke, Receiver Kona Sugar .nnilv. ' . v naI ' 1 k monfr1 11 V wI v u 1lrtcut.a1 u I i. .) nov. J v.avalretV. h Viavlno'. ii v.unvI . r 1 1 1. t1 1 1 ...... mill ffinUv i li Irtant. frnintr Hik. kapuai hiki kihl 30 experience In teaching. ' t ii I lllll ill., .il. Ki, anu '' i' ' of years' $:.6.230. HO. To complete the terminal neglected fields. but irregular. The Laie crop for 1901 i hoomaka, he 558 Anana. . 1502. say 3" , Crop of tons facilities nr.d the wharves there had "A direct line of shinninsr has been was unusually laree. being 1,593 tons The remaining portion of R. P. 311, VOCAL INSTRUCTION. Cost completion railroad $oo,00 i . j in May, we of iC.en written cff. on account of the established between the plantation and "Planting was begun and 702 conveyance J . L. C. A. 724, contains an area ot luSfNNIS MONTACJUE TURNER. "M!g-- Cost of to mill of tearing away tf old w harves. $68,053.86. San Francisco, whereby we will save continued planting with 'lalas' and tops 3).'XJ tons at j conveyed Mnon," 1024 Beretania si. cane estimated at jn concluding, the president said considerable in freights on sugar and right along without interfering with square fath., and is the same l 30.vio .in lliat were prospects of larger merchandise. Heavy muorings have j the grinding. The planting was fin-Co- st to said David K. Kupihea by deed dat- bags .. 2o.ooo oo tber. of manufacture and earnings for coming year, owing to been placed and the wharf lengthened j ished on October 31, when we had of- - the ! 20, 1899, recorded in the 1.N5DWANCC. S.OnO . a ed July and Cost of wire cahle to 0t .v... v..r.-- . . o Pi a,-A- r,ld fc n r n -- . r.t- lnnd in field nn ssJ arrlw . -v ...v. vv. . i v i i.. .i,niTii.uniii arA mooci, - j ntontml nf- - , . . , . 1902) fi. tuturn i ui. i'uuutiii,,.t.i, v. cuttit,. iviivm, unvi j ..iv 1'iii'K ' ' " pAt11i.voniAa. v , IB MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Salaries now due (Jan. 31. .. w greater crops of sugar from the planta Innnh and hnnte china ara enilv His. incl and nrrps nf the new land that xvfcioiiai vl vvh rrt rii.' vvw VfiPk' Labor now due to men emnloved tions along the line of charged and loaded. The harbor and Is irrigated by the new Riedler pump, in book 1S9, on page 160. a:. ' by company lZ.fx CO the railroad. S. Agent. Honolulu. direct the are running , B. ROSE. ! . . . . . i . . Acting General Manager G. P. Den- - anchorage we consider very adaptable All the pump stations CHAS. F. CHILLING WORTH, now uue mr i illHi to pi;imcs nison reported that the physical con- - and safe for shipping." in good shape, and no repairs of any Ha- ilaoor of lf02. to Jan. 31 IS. 000 t necessary for Deputy Sheriff, Territory of .i..nnj.A. rn, nfi... . l fu , j) i.i i n dition of the line was excellent, and In the report of the treasurer, J. P. magnitude will be there & Architects and that the new wharves gave great fa- - Cooke, the following is found with ref- - some time. j waii. URDSLEE PAGE. of stables. say 10 1902. 6079-- 5t 2-- Maintenance twelve-inc- h flowing 29. ullders. Offlce. rooms 4. Arlington S1.( "Two wells have Honolulu. Oahu. Jan. months, at - Blake pump, : Annex, Honolulu. II. I.; sketches ana Salaries say 10 months in ooo oo though they would have to be increas- "At the special meeting of stockhold-- ' been obtained, beside the is-- bt to irrigate a fur- - j "rorrect estimates fumi'hed at short Incidental expenses ...... 15,"0 00 eo. owing to me iaci mat tnere were ers, neiu on January 24. 1902, a bond and they will serve Election of Itnieers. fret Ice: TeL 229: P. O. box 73. ing made additions to the fleet of the sue of $700,000 was authorized. These ther area of the low janas wun tne Hawaiian-America- n - 400 Total ...$229.0.VO 00 Steamship Compa- are 6 per cent bonds, redeemable in natural flow. There are now over , ny. so years, in years. can he AT THE ANNUAL RNORAVHRS. Crop 1903. say tons-C- ost that anotner wnarf shed would five and payable fifteen acres of cane land that irrigat MEETING OF of ; 300 - rid' Card Engraving and of conveyance to mill of have to be built. The immediate object in authorizing ed by flowing wells, acres of which the trustees of the United Chinese So- BEAKBANE. It was set forth also it is ex- - this bond issue is to provide funds for is the best of soil, and about 100 acres ciety, held on January 31, 1902, the 041 stamping; room 3. Elite building. cane estimated at 40.000 tons at that $1 $40 0 pected during this year to have an the construction of the ditch which is is sandy, but raises fair crops. following officers were elected to serv Queen 1902 crop 6,020 Cost of manufacture and bags .. 23.000 t) extension of street from its to bring out the water of the Makaweli "The I estimate at for the ensuing year: BROIv F.IJS. present work j Wong Kwai, Salaries for six months at $1110 turning toward King street, stream. The total cost of all the tons. President. J. Coffee Broker: buys . oo which would involve a new bridge over connected with this project is estimated may oe me L,aie crop Chong Mee Hing. Vice President. WALKER. per month .4o - ;i noiea mat nd sells' Coffee In -- any quantity. 1 e .uuanu stream, ana w nen mis nt rrom to .iv,uuv. lour ui- for 1902 will be but about half as large Li Cheung, Secretary. Rents 12'iu plac- - Xoom 4. Spreckels block. Maln'tenance of "stabies at $10oO was done there would be built a road- - rectors are now negotiating the as that for 1901. Chong Pak Shan, Asst. Secretary. ay h-- ad $350,000 fB per month, say seven months .. 7 oon m along the of the harbor line. Ing of of these bonds in San "All of the fields of plant cane and Yim Quon, Treasurer. Incidentals 15.000 V which would greatly reduce the Francisco. ratoons for the 1903 crop are being cul- Lau Tong, Asst. Treasurer. amount of draying necessary. Com- - "The remainder of the bonds will not tivated by contract cultivators, which LI CHEUNG. ., Total $105, M0 0 menting upon th new construction of be disposed of until occasion requires, places the 1903 crop on a comparatively j Secretary U. C. S. riental Bazaar! crop cars for the road, the superintendent It may be that later the enlargement safe basis. ! Honolulu, T. H., Feb. 22. 1902. 6109 Total receipts from of 132 In reces- - only and 1903. 7.f tons at $;S $3M,000 00 said that the making of these cars of the present mill will become "There remains the record of expenses crop 1302 there was necessary to import only the sary. and then these bonds, or a part the work for the month of December Total taken off springs, to report of my predecessor. Phong Co. and 1903 334.S90 00 steel bolsters and wheels. The of them would be available." add to the Fat expenses of the railroad department The total operating expenses for the Mr. W. A. Baldwin. During the month ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS $ 0" were set down at $326,093.91. vear were: Labor. $.!09.9o0.03: sundries. we finished taking off fields No. 7 and 0-7- Total 51.110 ag3ir.Fr the Austin Publishing Com- 2 corner Smith St. reports were filed X King, All throuKh the grinding season there The ordered and pany will please present the same, eer- - printed for distribution among the earnings were. $902,533.56; net earnings, from field No. 1 west. The yield from tified office of will be plenty of cane tops for feed. $2S4.631.21; to ; was at the Andrade Peters which will greatly reduce the cost of stockholders. carried surplus account. the first named two fields slightly & Andrade Stamrenwald build'ine be- - The stockholders then took up $102,521.64. The amount of sugar ; below There is every maintaining the stables. the total ' the estimate. ALII tf (II 11 i . sold consideration of several amendments to made was 15.121. IS7 tons. i prospect, however, that the yield from w " Chinese Silks and Sateens The crop of to take off I ANDREWS, PETERS & AN l:!, if started by-law- s, were field No. 1 west, esti- - in January, will be off by June 30th. the which said to be will be above the DRADE, grow ing de- - Cough Remedy is in- - Fub-610- tbe yard. purely formal, out of the Chamberlain's mate of seven tons of sugar per acre. Attorneys for the Austin 1 velopments of the business since its In- - tended especially for coughs, colds, j This field was cultivated by a profit lishing Company. ine Table Linen. corporation. As this was a long sub- - whooping cough and influenza. It has , sharing company under contract, and ich Embroideries. Ject. the meeting had to be adjourned become famous for its cures of these was regularly irrigated and carefully SsTfJS FOR FREE to give way to another meeting, and diseases over a large part of the civil stripped. The cane is practically free WAIANAE CO., LTD. Megant Carved Ebony Furni l'l.UTTtO there will be further discussion one ized world. The most flattering testi- - from borer, and is in excellent condi St week from yesterday. At that time the monlals have been received, giving ac- - tion. The absence of borer mav be THE ADJOURNED ANNUAJJ i. Hi nfi rcy if tvill lt. 1 .ir-- . 1 mntit nf 1 1 fot 1 tl worVcc of the A?- - littriTMlt.l narflr r t K -. Vi., V. mMtlnK nf thp stockholders Of the 1 LADIES'. CHiLDnEB'S gravating and persistent coughs ia fcas cane only i Co., Ltd., will oe neiu i n. ea 9, Je w ry, Vase. ft is sixteen months old. but Waianae i severe colds yfcld- - per- - office M. Dowsen. nip ii i Olaa Postponed. cured: of that have the value of the quality of work of J. 10 attan Goods all kind:?. Meetirsr ed promptly to its soothing effects, and formed by the profit sharing company street, on Monday, March 3, 1902. at - i The ca'.led meeting of the Olaa Su- of th dangerous attacks of croup it is worthy of great emphasis. Too i o clock a. m. . WEAR company yesteruay was nas cureu, me ot me . mucn upon I - 1 w ' . car - aajournea oicen auig ine - stress cannot be placed ' I I 11 J - - . . . - 1 l 7 ry.1 . : - M : . . the I r T 1 . . I . . 7;;;1 ryfVlt .. !'-:. - - II F'PD 23. JUA. OIU. r.n-iiMt- .. y ' j 'for two week':, owing to tne aosence or i ne ue ui n tor iniporcance or stripping tne cane, as nuuuiuiu, a. if i j f whooping cough M. E. Killed!! V.Z"'.7Z"": A necesarv reports. The President stat- - has shown that it robs one of the preventatives of the ravages ZSr ; ifss If & rVr;.v-i- e,i th.it 'owing to the fact that the that disease of all dangerous results. of the borer, let alone its value in al- - NOTlUfc. i 11 b3- - " H-w- ai' is P0'211" by - rmlng a CLASS IN DRESS CUT-- 14 1 ? Tr.s'nrer was on and tv.at I'nzed mothers lowing the cane to ripen. In this con- I f Unii.V.li Cj. ,'-- f ; j G Ladles can G Tf , cause U contains nothing injurious; nection. it may be worthy of note that PRINCESS KAWANANAKOA AND FITTING. 1 vfi repur.t I Z2 i ti 7,e"!f,? til and there is not the Ioast daner in in the contracts under which the profit wn, on and third learning. oi v;skct st. IJnivi.aW ! receive the first a suit while i n t'me nand- - pivlng iu even to babies. It a'ways sharing companies work it is expressly ' I ,knc.co. i each ualei.ani, JJ i take an adjournment unfd two weeks curos quickly. strip- - , Tuesdays of month at i 19. 9 a. m.. ris -a- -; I? and cure9 Benson. Smith stipulated that the cane must be mmenclng on February J S C102 I '!.'..''. from yesterday. This was done. & Co.. Ltd., wholesale agents, sell it. ped. I may also state that through the . Waikiki. from 3 to p. m. tr oX Union St- - and Garden i.. ' f

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4. 4. 444. A LA PORTRAIT OF BLANCHE HJEWtLbOr : r:ML--, ', . v It X 5 rv, i , Z kj. -v .... X a. BATES, A HONOLULU FAVORITE $1 AMERICAN : WOMEN;

Every American woman is a Jwe!, and to that jewelhood she adds m.y "sparklei-s- " of the mine as well a In the human , kind. A writer Alnsto t Magazine says that the average annual importation of precious stones into U United States has for a long time be 1 of the value of about fifteen mi'lhm 4U zwrn lars. In ten years this has amistt to $150,000,000. of which one-ha- lf is la hands of dealers, and two-tfcir- it f,'-fe?rtniir-.'i- the ?'' of the remainder have been pold t t families and individv:aJs in New YfrV, which places in their hands fifty ion dollars' worth of precious stoBW besides the cost of their settings. H quotes Mr. George F. Kunz, the - r expert of the Tiffany company, as au- thority for the statement that in U ' entire country the diamonds alone havt 4 4444. or which JTT IOB THE KAISEB. a value of $500,000,000, anrut I2f JAPAN. $170,000,000 worth are owned In Ntw writer makes an estimate buckwheat York. The Will you find the lotos blossom That good old American the holdings of some of the leading ." In Japan? cakes, with maple syrup, can' tickle an , t WWU mzs i i ciety women, placing the value ot tae. I, Floating on the river's bosom imperial palate. Is the latest discovery , jewelry as follows: In Japan? made by William II. of Germany. i Mrs. William Astor Sl.To, In the land of bud and berry. The Emperor learned the appetizing John Jacob Astor i.Km Peach and almond, vine and cherry. of cookery during Cornelius Vanderbilt 1.WJ0.0W merry. qualities American .. 1.000.W Will you silent be. or a visit to the new Hamburg-America- n William K. Vanderbilt Jr. 1- 1.000.W In Japan? yacht Princess Victoria Louise, to O H. - Belmont whlcr. for the occasion, the noted John W. Mackay 1.000.W the changeless season . m -- 1 TTaii t aeh . a rui , Bradley-Marti- n S5.JW How shall drift Cnei VL lllC CI at. Dicauitimn. In Japan? been transfer- Ferry Belmont XX6M beyond reason Herr Fahrenheim, had SWJ.IQI Fruits and flowers all red. - J f t Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs - In Japan? An American breakfast was prepar- t t? t Orme Wilson 800.W Will It be as In the stories. ed for the Kmperor. which he liked so X ' Wtafj x , Mrs. Ggden Goelet JO.? hi All a mist of morning glories. stayed for another. His lM&'r Clarence H. Mackay 750,f ng he dimly-sleepi- well that -- 750.0! shore is I T- -- . " ' ? --V- I Where that majesty especially praised the buck- 1UW 11 I t r: I t ' S is. tl III I Mrs Levi P. Morton By Japan? V:' Alfred Vanderbilt.. 7S0.9W wheat cakes, which he declared had tt Owvnnne: - . proven extremely palatable, and finally Mrs. James A- - Buraen What rare memories have found you William Miller 00.9 sent his own chef to the Deutschland. Mrs. Starr 650,(MI In Japan? In Mrs. Frederick Vanderbilt where he took a. two days' course 600, Looped: like butterflies around you Mrs. George Vanderbilt ... American cookery, during which, the 500,0( In Japan? says, was taught Mrs. W. Seward Webb ... hover, Deutschland's chef he 5CO.0K Mystic dreams that haunt and buckwheat 1 I l v m Mrs. William D. Sioane cover. how to make American X 500.0a As soft moths the garden typical American X - . , Mrs. Elliot F. Shepard comes her lover cakes and other 500,o When the night and dishes. Harry Payne Whitney O'er Japan. cake as ? ' - X Mrs. George Jay Gould 500,0ti The American buckwheat HIfe?7W lbWFtyh M. 500,009 on Deutschland, and which t 40 fhaxles Oelrichs you me and miss me served the GOO.fW Will think of to be a part of .Emperor j Philip Rhinelander In Japan? is hereafter - Charles T. Yerkes 5M.IM William's menu, is made In the follow- ( Would you dare to lean and kiss me buckwheat, H. McKay Twombly ... 50O.!M ing manner: Two cups of 500.0M In Japan? tablespoons ; Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish one cup of wheat flour, two 300.000 Hps fancy clinging t With the of of Royal Baking Powder, one-ha- lf tea-- Mrs. Ernesto Fabbri Over leagues of distance winging. to- - David Hennen Morris . 300,iO sifted well OM Hubtle breath of fragrance bringing spoonful of salt, all Edwin Gould 300. gether. Mix with milk into a thin 3Q0.M From Japan? and bake at once on a hot grid-- Oliver Harriman Jr batter - iso.m New York Herald. I J. Ill fc. i w. i. .1 - .'.kirr- J 3 T III J1I. Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. Will you live your life without me die. Mrs. John D. Rockefeller Jr. 200.M In Japan 7 Will you muse of men and doubt me The Duchoss' Hair. Total . t III 1 n n In Japan? In his life of "Sarah, the First Duch- - i He declares that the figures are nm And when oomes the sunset's splendor Mol- - displays on o- rhymes, and to their sender. r.f Marlboroueh" Fitzgerald exaggerated; that the To these death of the duke ccasions of fancy dress balls, outshine, Will you cynic be. or tender. loy says that on the gorgeous displays In Japan? the duchess found, in a cabinet where the most famous : . that have become historical, naming he kept all that he most valued, a mass plai SILVER. before, he ' two that will hold for all time a WAS FOB FREE of her hair. Years when social history: ' "That her in something, she re- - j in New York's had thwarted Fifty-secon- d Old Confederate Soldier for a IODg solved to mortify him; and knowing. given in 1S83, at her residence at beautiful and abundant hair street and Fifth avenue, by Bepublican. that her ! Tims a was a source of pride and delight to Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt, now Mrs. j given There Is an old Confederate soldier htm. she had it cut off. The shorn O. H- - P. Belmont, and the one through yean lb Louisville who arter the war be- tresses were left In a room by M?s. Bradley-Marti- n fourteen remain- IIH.I1 H UUIXC t. dw ! i . . the Waldorf. The latter go- came a stanch Republican and ------.AAAAAA. later at place wnere ne musi cc mciu . A,A...A.A,.... - ... y y T T T t t t t t t t t ' rgeous spectacular function was r ed so until Mr. Bryan and free silver Marlborough's lady did, she I tttttt ttttttt ttttt'--i- and v whatever "6. Name eishty reasons f r dhrawin denounced from the pulpit for its di- became the political issue. Then he did it thoroughly. But he came and j gun. sev supporter of both. spoke to ner. anu a splay of riches and extravagance became an ardent went, saw and ON VALUE OF "7. State ye'er opinyion iv sheep nun. gentlemen even terming On a recent visit to this city he told showed neither anger, sorrow, nor sur- MR. D00LEY Write a rief account of th life eral clerical J. why he was for free silver.. prise. When he quitted the house she "f. an incentive to anarchy that probab a --friend an' death of Hilly th' Kil. One day during the siege of Vlcks- - ran to see her tresses, but they had coorse. Hinnissy, this is on'y a part it will be many a day before we Rh4i n "Iv fr.. tw . V. 1 avarvhnilv " nut . consulting VUlfti " ww wni' of Viiuinneared.A' and on her ARIZONA MEN IN OFFICE They'll be practical tests n train have the Four Hundred arraiW" J ir th' exercise. money and business was at a ttaml: lookingrglass she saw how foolish a as well. Th' iligible list'll be taken out in such purple and fine linen." attlU I was walking along the streets thing she had done, but she said noth-o- f into th' yard an required to shoot at He goes on to say that the Field of; the city with my colonel, when a ng about her shorn locks, nor did the movin an stationary targets, at pedes-three- ns was poverty-strick- w I be-tru- ck the Cloth of Gold shell from one of Grant's gunboats duke. She never knew what had an' horsemen, fr'rn th' pocket, displays by Ne house across the street from come of until, after the death of I see." said Mr. Hennessy. "th SInit Armour Iv that particular line iv a compared with such a them , slaughter. fr'm th' hip, over th' shoulder, fr'm York's elite. "On such occasions t house was a drug store. ; noraray-- sawed-of- f gun, so on. us. In the has rayfused f'r to confirm th' window with a an' - some sol- he had held most pre- "'Ye don t suppose that Id propose ihpap " he- savs. '"many women, viewfi The colonel and I and other thinRS which an omce They'll be required to bust a buckin' ar diers helped extinguish the flames. In cious. nation Iv a man f r out vesi f.r enthrust nim with a lofty consti- - bronco, cut out a steer fr'm th' herd from the front, appear to be Bolldly looking around among the ruins we because he d been In jail. choochinal mission if he on y kilt wan without stampedin th' rest, lassoo mov-- mored in diamonds or pearls; other? found a. box of mustang liniment ad A Beer Example "Profissyonal Jealousy.' said Mr. "man? Me notions iv th' jooties iv pub- - in objects an Rive other exhibiting iv as Joan of Arc. are clothed with cui ia-a- u si- C( vertisements made in the shape of dol i i ...... , . A, ' c nfflfP a far turner tn n tnat. i i nan k science. An in uwi rass, helmet and gauntlets of solid lar bills. . The following letter xvas rece ved by tr.ooley. Yesoe.m ivumau, case ye speak iv have to defend his job again all comers others, at a loss for novelty Idea Will Besides in. th' lver; still "As soon as I saw them, an a teacher In a Texas school: Sir is th' Sinit don't know what th people s , ne f'r a mo.ith. coverings of gold coine, J had ast jingle with struck me which I communicated to you In the future give my son easier fc. ; aa3" - 4,1 want to see th' day- - We're a nation arounS , v th Far TVest want. an to dhrlnk with him. No sir- heavy bands of gold wind the colonel. I then asked the druggist Umnc8 to do at nltes? This is what irisiu4niltn iy hayroes ari. none but hayroe8 ud aboui - jooty Iv th I have examined his record carefully spons. waists and wrists, and twine IT he wanted the advertisements, and, 'he's brought hoam two or three nits does. The SInit thinks th' enjye th Thin we'll read that th' jef : shoulder; receiving a negative reply, I took up back: 'If fore gallins of bere will till fn ,. inf iv th' tarantulv is an' I find him fully equipped f'r annT Hon Mikee McCorker has been appinted bar arms from wrist to the box and carried It to headquarters. thirty to pint bottles, how many pints , emergency. He niver misses Th' cor- - Ambassadure to England. Mike Is wan eled li re birds, pheasants and peacock1 There was enough of that fake mon- and half bottles will nine gallins of done if they sind out a man too weak p him ,ike a horse afther a of th' mos' detarmined statesmen be- corceously in many coiffure' ! foowa tr, ey In the box to pay oft the regiment, bere lil?' Well, we tried and could n th' lungs to stay in th' East an wan hay wa:TOn. He's th man Tr th' place. tween Rapid City an Rawlins. Ills early gowns are embroidered almost to pay oft brig- m ooy owin' to a a enough the ana corn-poun- j was in seclusion, or and nearly to i an. can multiply d fractions th' quick dhrawin', readily passionate, life srint hips with a dazzling glitter ade. The next morning the colonel laughed and said he dldn t 'tnati little t''r'rence about a horse, but he had girdlt cried and , gun stones; giant ha mmeriess nrin terror iv th v-- known precious mustered the soldiers and every man go in the mornin with- - ; in his head. But th Prisident he knows no r :i red in public life thin he - dare to back Great Desert. t' and great ropes of diamonds and prl was given a part or nis pay in auver- jout doin" It. So I had to go and nuy wnat's needed in the Far West is ma! li s ii. on th' marshal iv Red m v - n cro ii-- - that chosen less pearls are tossed about iipm(ni!i. iiusiiirrHH iiiiinruiaLt:; ic- rtino inn wr or wn rn i t'tii iti "But th' SInit didn't approve iv him. Ou'.ch. He applid himsilf to his an nt .. l . J., , lkun HCUVe. J II ICI i IK fill. Jlll. CI J infc v perserverance so movement of the dance: diamonds sumed. and the pie and tobacco stands lil tllLOIU lJ UU. IHA 1117 irnnt" aril' ' jTh' Sinitor fr'm Matpachoosetts. where career with such an' 1 years everywhere, throa opened up at once. The Mustang lini- borrowe-- a number of wine and brandy 'shoot through th pocket, j human life is held so cheap that no thrue an aim that within two he nearls glittering ft passed current were my boy put . had risen to th head iv his profission of dainty shoes, cover ment bills and bottles. We till them, and other day lt becaine necess'ry to W an miXlKS UI iaH.Ul ll, pi uicoiru asoiu on the buckles as readily changed as Confederate the number down for an answer. I .Th. a position that he has since held without imr sleeves in a perfect network, UF Impeeryal terrytory lv Ar-n- s him. an' 'twas fin'ally discovered that bills. kind of thing convinced me It Is right or not, thrust on th' interruption, excipt durin' th peryod thousand-stringe- d fringe of That don't know whether ( caught ping the , - early In his career he'd been H. Gash shelled that one kind of thing did as well for we spilt some while doin' it. P. S. a competint person to admin- whin th' Hon. Grindle ,.o f a. women wea people only yZOny f'r runnin' off a hunch iv cows an' pushed him three days with a howitzer. His wiiiio hundred money as another if would I'lease let the next De in waier. as keep peace Iv fr nr.1 n'nbeeomlnelv. crowns of diamond take It. to I voted for Bryan and am not able to buy more bere." isther th laws an' th' into jail, and tht was too much 1'r th remarkable nifjht attack on that gallant, free silver." New York Times. said community an' th' pollytieians in hon'rable body, hardly wan mlmber of but sleepy, statesman will not soon be that only one European Empress migfj m f'rgotten. A groat ovation will be given envy $20,000,000 in precious rsw" the Teachers. Wash'n'ton was givin thlm some wbi?h has iver been caught. So they not evening Easier for f'r y. pulls freight coort Tnrmisrht on single Costumes Court. give go-b- Bill when he his f'r th' toeether a at or Rhode Island Jake th boys Is load-i- n' hjinriin"- - the"! The cost of living to the teachers wan fr'm Connecticut of Saint James. Some iv th IIICAIV.ni,a . (! the beautv- of "But It'll come out all right in th Chi- i.iim The following announcement of the sent over by the government to the ; with a cough an a brother in th' Lig- - up fr it already an' near all th queens of American society." knows what th Ambas-sad- ur dress regulations for King Edward's end. Th Prlsidint nese has moved into th hills. To show that he is not exaggerate j .. . e Gash was a Rough Rider durin s Ast( and Queen Alexandra's courts has just hibitlve to existence until last fall. An .No he says. 'none but th' best. he 2 ' a" a" " hr. trK-e- instances: "Mrs. Jacob Th West Is no effete community, where th' late Cuhlan war. 4 been Issued by the lord chamberlain's order was Issued that no civilian could says, th' domain iv th' settin' sun,' iv Judge Flush third, frequently wore $750,000 worth at- fr th folks liktrs a quiet bookkeeping life, "The appintment Rufus ' omce, St. James Palace: "ladies secure rations from the government ne pays. 'I know th counthry well, he to be Chief Just'.ce iv th' United Stated jewels at an ordinary reception, tending their majesties' courts will ap- was cope hardy spir- - an early supper, a game lv cards, lock del:ght be fully $50,000 commissaries. The result that says 'an' to with th windy, clock go to bed Supreeme Coort s hailed with Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt pear in full dress, with trains and nrlces on everything went up. The tts iv Arizonv. 'tis lssintlal we shud th wind th' an' all citizens iv New Mexico. Judge Flush a mere garden party. Pearl necklac plumes, according to regulation. ! at may do for th East. But la th; on gunshot $100,000 a' worn so they teachers got pretty good salaries but coy toe is th' reeigniz.il authority nii.ro worth from $70,000 to Feathers should be that more they recelv to h4"an thatanpaces.' says. West we demand sthrenuse life an wounds an lymli l;iw :n th' Southwest, uncommon, one cost $320,(ffc can be clearly seen on approaching it cost them than tr'm th' hip at fifty he e re people out here on private life a pretty not that presence, or lap- live. As a result they got together and can you dhraw to yon hectic fiush sudden death. besides btin' in being occasionally seen, and more tiL the with white veils . des sun sets handy man with knife or gun himself. pets. Colored feathers are inadmis- noilllnnad Taft to iret nermis- - .v n. rvrilo Vilm frond a pfl In th full h' ate rlalns where th' one woman has $1,000,000 in gems frff - life! rink acrost th gray desert an' th' scor- - He was wan iv th lirst men up San Win sible, but In deep mourning black slon from the war department for them hand- lv thlm communities where want hill on th" niim'rable day. which to choose." I y clings to toe We yls-terd- may worn. White gloves U0 commissar-onl- an'UreiessVound iv r- th' don't ah Arabi-- feathers be draw supplies from the gay shoot- plasther to "Th' Sicrety iv State was visited The jewel portions of the are to be worn, excepting in case leg After some delay this was grant- - he says. 'Ye cant explct him to rip- - Pianny tuners or saints bee throop li iv th' Rough Riders, Nights is tame, humdrum reading corj rtr mnnrn nif n npn in.ii K or irrav Cloves i us We want men who go to H ed. may now Iv governmint ivjfyern includin' th Surety iv th Threesury, th' V, T 1 V 1 C U V. rifcrkinvciJ . these. TI Government teachers risinit th majesty th Qnv O Kla9 K ai are admissible. High court dress: The 20 per - tV.I.l " " " Gtin'ral, nine Dl.sthrick Jll so w pleased permit draw rations at an Increase of Wash'n'ton an Lincoln. He'd be buck- . 'tC" l.Vmh, Postmasther American woman doesn't need King has been to that price which they are fur- got in stir- - without sp:kin ; Judges, forty Postmasters an wan hun wants it, w silk, or cent of the at ed off befure he his feet th' - -lowoirv' " but If she a high court dress, of satin au. ... i We'll have thlm. too. Under preoedin dred an' eight conictors iv miarnai nvi- ni V7 A V ' de- nished those in the military service. I UI'Sl A . 711. IIIUU V mi,. is able to get it. velvet, according to the following Ill th' jobs wint to .i elad that she arXf scription, may be worn In future at Tarantalu Jake, th whirlwind iv Zuma adminlsthratlons. advisability taste of theirs affords a great m ' is undhershtud th' iv ia-a- as n:.uu n u, fttiilifiifiHiinc thin it that wo; their majesties' courts, and on otlwr Hailroad as an Educator. Pass. This imminent statesman has an excursion to Doston to shoot up th' for the product of the miner the stat'j occasions by ladles to whom, pocketed more balls anny other 15 neeaea to run a uanj ium.ii. impeeryalist was great metre thin . 11. . .l . n Vl Woe i saloons discussed. over. The wealth of the infirmity, Since the outbreak of the troubles in m F ariU from illness, or advancing anny "some iv Th prisidint dhropped in durin th" ,.i: 1. - . .nnntrv...... ia onOmKlUS- west iv Tucson an' i i . i - m-- , a t nl n mon rao- - 1)11.1 ' ill'- j age, present low court dress is in- the Philippines there has been a great i i 4 lit' i 11 AFO cinTa ' greeted the - d icyraints iv state enthrusted tf in jw.vv conference an' all prisint be their is to spend some of it than appropriate, viz: Bodices In front, cut demand for maos showing tne re- first name, which is Rill. There was better ll or which mav h ' routes to l" .. t devote their talents to private tunc- - hold it all in a miserly hoard. suiuare heart shane. nf th 't.at. the the ys- - some natured chaff as to which iv th" .,a h4e 'or'' he th ne,rS An they call th' merit York woman in thus adorn tllled in only, either trans- - ; ''bjewc.t'' sa'3' tions. that top New with white Pacinc Coast, and to the islands of the says. is near at hand gintlemen was first at th' of San woman business. iarent or lined: at the back, h gh or . raiima'd iv th' object.', he tern. I expict th' time Joon before meetin broke up. Th' herelf, is a of K Orient. . ... Vi n-k- riiiriA thpsA hill th three-quarte- rs Last t v cm.iI l.icf on car 4natiA will ia wnrtnv cut down height. company lo.OOO of these maps ; postmasther ginral Is suiterln' fr'm a Sleeves to elbow, either thlc1 or trans- had At nrtlnt whin a man is need- - Toy. prlnted at a cost of $10,000. They cost .,, . ' office, on slight knife wound." Tb. Latest Paris govermlnt Ji called parent. Trains, gloves, and feathers VH th rrisidlnt. ed fr a he "Ar-r-e people west lv park er all th th' IC 63 23 - pa-ap- necessary cents each, but were sold for k- r ' to set down with a sheet iv an A in has sent to as usual. It is for ladies .rr..i ii iiiaii Liuciv bnif him he i shootin' men?" asked Mr. Hennessy, tim- little friend Paris who wish to appear in high court dress cents each, barely enough to pay the get a pot lv ink an say how many time idly. nnstnn Herald the toy which took says. e'jrht-an'-a-ha- lf will go line to obtain permission, through the lord express charges. The managements of says they. into a I think so." said Mr. Dooley. "but a first prize in the holiday compete 'An he kilt a man. dhrawn base lv th hypothenoose in?6! chamberlain. This regulation does not the public schools of Iowa, Missouri says fr'm th man that's been out there tells me not. j most original and re- "'Ye do him an injustice, th an If ha makes th' answer bright an' there for the apply to ladies who have already and Kansas learned of these maps, and He says anny wan an Englishman i a man. say. ye Kilt readable, they give h!m a place adminis-theri- n but ious plaything to be onerea i"' "V3J Jf, ceived permission to wear high dress." to date have caused over V'OO to be dis- Prisidint. 'Kilt cuil go fr'm wan end iv th West to th . i v. n a man! Such i fame. Why.' he says, th affairs lv a proud people that carryin gun, on the Douievarus ai sum inn tributed among the schools. They are teJI hypothenoose a se other without a and that to bring it within the react A Fair ixebacge. by nee to he's kilt more men thin th Sinit has cudden't a fr'm npmila ltn:if Will :e!n ntTner are not eon- - price as used the teachers in prefer. lion. ! nr toy IS caiii" repytatlons. he says. 'Ye might Jus' s dherci rav.vnictable in Tucson anny tvryboily, Th- i w . op Gen. . William T. was the regularly supplied maps, berause T . ...ia ;i simple tO1!!. Sherman fold say me frind Sin'.tor liivridge "Hut whin things Rets goin' uni- more thin they wuj be in Eyesther Ray, j Jeu des Oeillets. . following of the they con- as well riht e ef-- of relating the story: "When additional information Shake- - fier this admtntsthration. th' civ!l sarvi-- by parallel elastic , - I wanst made a speech, or that but that they are mostly dhrur.k men an' subtended ten Ml was with the army in Georgia, a tain. Rib Sfj-Jejj- j - commission cons'stln' lv th' Hon. th" iv towns, he says, is eyelets, and the owner speare wrote a jlJ-- or that it's a fine like that. Th holding movable slave about Christmas time Coilyi !ron. Texa Jack, an' th' Hon. I 1 people w - run be men that sell ribbon, milk, yeast, in it c.e wil rn or iwo o missed a tine turkey. He suspected tooth have. th Jake has th- , . . iinrn'sv, fat Just r.ike Coir.inf n Folk. faale wil, put throu,Th spool thread, an' pi!Ls an' pull tetth an' ... n"-- he- 3. a good locking mulatto, and ordered kilt was alive today, wed be passm r v.i thcr-- crs can got his eyeiets acruss - . .m,.,l!n. ,h,n, hrinui argye little foolish law suits, just as th' Tnv It the man brought tvefore him. 'You fc.mpress or Germany recently consisted d'.sthrict ligi.'iacnion vri- in njm i-- preoarin" a pa-an- er fict fhe use rf a Dllette. " stolr-- my ir fr towns down here are run. an' th' bad s'-.- i V: hav. turkey and eaten it.' cr.l'.ed with two of her children, on the zony. Kilt a man. Is it? an PTamlnit'on Iv camlydates sup'rin- - men are more afraid iv thim thi-- they pame of battledore and fr nC-lt- h ' ii-it- V C said the irate planter. not pwlne - ye can l . ' - - It is Tse widow of the late pastor of the chil " I give ye me wurrud thru tir.iiint ir th 9mit hsonyan inat.toot: l e?Tl-l- M1M1-I- y lit f vnri:lnns .',T say I lit" lit? IHVlf ' - to didn't, when you says I jH. - -- p. r Aiiey iiunuuncea i.vy wouia re- nanr.y nna wan no me in iz n j i. jjesenne a ro:inci-u- thintrs doin' out West that n:ver tret into .nor ingenious from the tankee m.j-a.-' 'I ourrht to have you tin---- ,!. ai r.iain to tea. Fruu Frumm-- apologiz- - proudest' d .iby story-an'-a-ha- lf pal-- ; ;. five iv th (a What have you 1 th' Name bet lrands to sav whv I sh ul omPetiti,,n 1 nnt ruri?h you?' 'Well. mass, you ed that her servant was out. whereat are iv th' rich o th" lowly rioby w.in cnttle, (l' whisky, ye have used, their lives they do it more often in a saw ,.,.,iiii.,ri iif the T'nris queen "3. Afthor makln' a cinch, i.s it proper mill or a smelter thin in a dance hall. Tv.o. r.r.af. can be hain't aryth'rg particular. the male the tea. after the'storv hut Iv th' poor that this flagrant' 1 Ul.J - A..-- th:it l..t You t fi Lom-ae- h says sh. you ha a little kss turkey, and crown prince had started the fire, while pathrite hasn't deprived iv at laste wan i r ' " aiwnys mcr rimer in in He ho, but I don't believe him." nf if in the Herald's opinion. is d-a- on'y ye I e gocd l n'ce-.-r ' th.-- . or whin feel ke it? "I suppose," said Mr. Hennwsy, "i from the a more An.l i.vounir Osrar set the table. and out th ornymint. rii!n't I tell ye he is a din- "4. it is something different master was 1 Undher what circumstances shud a man lv me peaceable disposition wud i . . se 'P.iris Si' compile to acknowledge bread, and after it was all over the er? I didn't mane a man that on'y Mexican not be phot, and if so, why? niver get a job." nary siociv m i.auc i,a - the philosophy k--t queen of the slave, and said: "I haven't had such a wanst in a while takes a life. He's a "5. How lonjr shud a timlerfoot dance "Make a repytation," said Mr. Dooley. vender, which Is usually nim go ur.whipped." ple-isnn- t afternoon for months." rale killer. He's no retaiier. He's th befure he Is entitled ta live? "liny a jrun." very cheap and nasty.

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r C a a a a a a a ... . . -- v,. .. V jcuat, vmiat ox...latter Day Ball Bearing "',uoul au (rearor Opera Jelly Notices 9 the House) for thia church column a. m.. Book of Mormon ciajs- - 10 must be In this office by C p. m. a. m.. Sunday school; 11 DensmoreNo. 4 - a. "m on Fridays. Otherwise the an- - preaching- (Hawaiian): :30 p. m.. Zion'. LIGHT iiouncements will be run as th Religlo and Literary Society; 7:20 p. m Tumblers TOUCH week before. There Is no charge preaching. English service for these notices. HIGH SPEED GOOD WORK MAKIKI CHAPELr On Klnau street. Preaching service. 8 a. m. LONG WEAK CENTRAL, UNION CHURCH Rev. With Wiiliam KIncaid. castor. Sunday These are soma f th feature school CHINESE CHURCH (Congregation-al- ) and Bible class. 9:50; public Rev. Edward W. of tha Densmora : worsnip ana sermon, ll; T. P. S. C. E. pastor. Thwing. acting ' prayer ' Sunday school. 9:30: Dreachlne meeting. 6:30: evening services rvice. If Tin nesda 7W30ekpl3rmPrayer ' ; prayer meeting.fW&J2&7:30. THE NO. 4 MOI) Eli ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRA 1 The Is perfect, and embodies lat- JAPANESE CHURCH Tops th Rt. Rev. the Bishop of Honolulu. Par- (Congrega- est improvements In writing- Ma- ish tional) Nuuanu street. Rev. Oku-mur- a. The bicycle is a necessity. Priest, the Rev. V. H. Kltcat. 7 pastor. T. chines. Its qualities to the pUaeure a. m.. Holy Communion; 10 a. m.. Sun- Sunday school. g 800 dozen at 30c a Luf-inee- dzen eeeker and the man are day school; 11 a. ra.. morning prayer, service, 11; evening service', W have them on exhibition at unlimited. Tne Cleveland litany and sermon; (on 7:30; Wednesday prayer meeting. 7:30. our store, represents perfection bicycle the last Sunday and will take pleasure in building. in the month, choral celebration of the in showing you how Holy Communion); 3:30 p. they are m.. pule JAPANESE M. E. CHURCH. G made. ahlahi; 7:30 p. m., evening prayer and Motokawa, pastor. Sunday school, 10; S sermon. morning service. 11; evening service', W. W. Dimond Besides the Densmore, we are SECOND CONGREGATION Rev.' 7:45; class meeting, 8:30; prayer meet- agents for the Could not be better invested than in a 1902 rattle: : :iii8 wheel. Alex. Mackintosh, pastor. Services :t ing. Wednesday, 8. Services at Kukul 9:45 a. m., and 6:30 p. m. street, near St. Louis College. S&Co's. New Century i ST. CLEMENT'S CHAPEL. Puna KAWAIAHAO CHURCH Rev TT hou. Holy Communion: The first Sun- il. Parker. Pastor. Sunday school. 10; and Yost E. O. Hall & day of the month. 11 a. m.; all other morning service, 11; evening service, Son, Ltd. fcuiidays, a. m.; morning prayer, with 7:30; preaching la English by Rev W Dealers, in Pottery. Glass- - 0 EhleiV Block--, fcerrnon. 11 a. m.; evensong, 7:30 p. m. D. Westervelt: Christian Endeavor, Typewriters Fort Street i The electric cars pass the door. All 6:30; prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7:30. ware. Art Goods, Household seats are free. The chapel is served Utensils, Lamps, Cutlery. - by the Rector of Honolulu. PENIEL MISSION Miss E. Udden-ber- g Plat- Full Line of All SnpgHes. in charge. Meetings are held in ed Ware, Hotel Supplies, etc.," CHRISTIAN CHURCH. E. S. Muck the hall on Nuuanu street, Just below V0LTERS, VYALDR0N CO., Lto. ley. Pastor. Residence. 550 Beretanla King, every night of the week. Sun- etc. A street. Telephone Blue 1C01. day morning at 10 o'clock Bible study; Preaching at 11 a. m.. on "The Stim- Sunday afternoon at 2:30. holiness Sole Agents for Armour Packing Co. ulus io World-Wid- e Evangelism. and meeting; wharf meeting at the foot of Sole agents for Ourney Clean-abl- e at :S0 p. m.. on "The Strength of Nuuanu street at 9 o'clock every Sun- Refrigerators, Jas jnst received a shipment of Prejudice." Bible school at 9:45 a. m day morning. A Scandinavian meet- Detroit Junior Society at 3:30 p. m.; Senior ing for ladies is held every other Wed- Jewel Stoves, Purliaa Blue LIMITED. Society at 6:30 p. m. Strangers and nesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, in the. Armour's non-membe- rs are cordially invited to mission nome, 471 Hotel street. All Flame Stoves, Reed & Barton's MERCHANT STREET. Hams nxd Bacon all these services. welcome. as well aa a fall line of CA NN Ki GOODS. Silverware, genuine double- - ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL, envnen ok'jesus d offer the same for sale. y christ of -- the Bishop of Panopolls. Low masses, Latter-Da- Saints (Mormon Church) coated Granite Ironware, Ho s holy communion, 6 and 7; children's Punchbowl street. Sunday services: mer Laughlln mass with English sermon. 9: high bunaay school at 10 a. m.; regular ser- Potteries, United A Reduction on Lamps mass, UEEN STKEET. ffONOMILl', H. I with native sermon. 10:30: rosa- vice, preaching, at 11:30 a. m.: Toune States Cream Separators. ChaJ- - Y ry, with native instruction, 2; solemn People's Mutual Improvement Associa vespers and benedictions, 8; week days, tion, at 7 p. m.; primary meeting, for lenge and Dandy Windmills. low mass, 6 and 7. j children, Friday at 3 p. m.; Relief So- ciety meeting at 10 a. m., on Saturday. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH All are respectfully invited to attend Read Carefully Corner Beretanla and Miller streets. our meetings and examine our doc- Refrigerators and Stores sold Rev. G. L. Pearson, pastor. trines. Free to all; no contributions; Our own Lamp, viz.: th For Well Dressed Men Weekly Services Sundays. public services in Hawaiian. Elder Wm. M. on the Installment plaa. worship and sermon, 11 a. m. and 8:30 Waddaups, in charge. . "Oceanic" has made its We have received a complete etock of TllXed3 p. m.; Sunday school, 10 a. m.; Ep-wor- th and Lecgue devotional service, 6:30 SEVENTH - DAT ADVENTIST reputation here as the best DreSS SnltS and offer them at prices that cannot be p. m. Wediesday, prayer meeting, 7:30 CHAPEL Saturday. Sabbath school at Goods delivered to. all parts Monthly Meetings First Monday, 2:30 10 a. m.; preaching at 11 a. m.; Wed- of city lamp in this rG8.rVe.t "V duplicited by any tailor in town. Thfpe suits are cut p. m.. Woman's Home Missionary' So- nesday, prayer and missionary meet,-- . the and suburbs free of on the very latest patterns ciety; 7:30 p. m., Epworth League busi- ing at 7:30 p. m. All are welcome, j. charge. hav$ been selling them af and the materials are the best. ness meeting: first Tuesday. 7:30 p. m., H. Behrens. pastor. Methodist Men's Club; third Friday, 2 75 per dozen. 2:30 p. m.. Ladies' Aid Society. . PORTUGUESE EVANGELICAL Parsonage adjoining the church. Church Corner of Miller and Punch- A welcome always, to all. bowl streets, Rev. A. V. Soares. pastor. Preaching In Portuguese at 11 a. m. Reduced Price ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST CHURCH arii ?;30 p. m.J Sunday school, 2:30 p. sUDiMd&Co, 1902 Spring Styles of Men's Shirts At Kalihlwaena. m., conducted In English; W. A. Bow-e- n, 20 Cents Each or superintendent. Prayer meeting, Limited, ST. AUGUSTINE CHAPEL (Roman Wednesday. 7:30. $2 40 Per Dozen. Ou advance stock of the new Shirts is now open an i on Catholic), Waikikl. Every Sunday of t KInff Street, Honolulu. exhibition aftour store. the year at 8:30 a. m., holy mass with BISHOP MEMORIAL CHAPEL Ka o sermon: at 3 p. m., Sunday School, ro- mehameha Schools: Dr. W. B. Elkin. 0 sary. During Lent: Every Friday at chaplain. Services Sunday mornings at Nearly all the new designs are in stripes and all are 3 p. ra.. Stations of the Cross. Special II o clock, except on last Sunday in O very beautiful. Next Wednesday, Ash Wednesday, each month, service at 4 p. m. Alumni 000 If you have not yet tried at 7:30 p. m.. blessing of the new sta and friends cordially invited. CC0 tions of the cross, with Instruction. them now is the time. Call and see them. TOUNO MEiTS CHRISTIAN Asso GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH ciation Hotel and Alakea street. Hen NEW BOOKS - Rer. Mr. Felmy. pastor; 1032 King ry C. Brown, general secretary. street. 10 a. m.. Sunday school; H a. Meeting for men at 4 p. m. AT THE- - Orders of one dozen and m.. congregational service. DEUTSCHE EVANGELISCH LU-therlsc- he THE BAPTIST SOCIETY OF Ho- upward delivered. Kirche. Pastor Felmy. 1032 nolulu Regular meeting .first Sabbath King street. Sonntag, 10 Uhr, Klnder-- afternoon of each month at 3 o'clock. Golden Rule Bazaar THE KASH CO., Ltd. gottesdlenst; 11 Uhr, Gemelnde Gottes- - In Young Men's Christian Association ulenst. parlors. A cordial invitation Is extend- ed to all. 156 UOTEIi ST. TWO STORES CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES OCEANIC a Regular Sunday services at 11 a. m.. THE KAULUWELA SUNDAY Corner Hotel and Fort Sts., and Hotel St. and Bethel. In Elks' Hall, corner Beretanla and SCHOOL Sunday school. 1:30 p. m. Miller streets. The Argonauts." by Eliza Orzeszko. GAS Sl ELECTRIC GO CHURCH OF THE SACRED OlofT and His Wife." by Maxim Gor THE REORGANIZED CHURCH OF Heart. Marquesville. Punahou. ky. LIMITED. "French Revolution and Religious Re f form," by Sloane. MAGOON BLOCK. "Toma Gordyeeff," by Maxim Gorky. Tol. P. O. ANOTHER NEW REAL ESTATE "Sch'ey and Santiago," by Graham. 350. Box 763: "Stephen Calivari." by Julian Sturgis. "Fables for the Fair," by Josephine he Best TONG SOCIETY TRANSACTIONS Dodge Daskam. "The Rights of Man." by Dr. Lyman Abbott. February 24 S. W. and Lake Application for a Charter . Made Nawahie and wife "Mackinac Stories." Photographer that Lives to George W. Lincoln, portion R. P. "Sir Richard Calmady." by Malet. to Treasurer Wright H6?5. Keawewai. South Kona. Hawaii. Cardigan." by Chambers. Consideration. $310. Lazaare," by Catherwood. 8 work if his methods and Yesterday. S. Hook and wife to William Hook. "The Cavalier." by Cable. Fine Can not do the best 3 pieces land. Hamakja and Kohala. "The Strenuous Life." by Theodore I facilities are not up to date. The day of the Hawaii. Consideration. $440. Roosevelt. 44 Prairie Schooner" and horse car has paffed, A petition or a charter was filed j K. Waihoikala and husband to J. K. These are a few of the many Popular I cstei day by the Tung Shing Tong naiiii" portion rvui. vii, i'awiu, Rooks to be found on our shelves. Assortment likewise old fashioned methods in photography. Lanai. Consideration, $75. j Company. object The studio of today, to be in the front rank, The of the corpo- P. II. Kai and wife to A. R. Loeb-n-stei- n. 136 HOTEL ST. im- is nn for profit, but for charita- -' Interest in piece of land near must be equipped with the latest and most ration - ble and benevolent by Front street. Hilo.- Hawaii. proved instruments and handled by artiet. All assist- Mele Keanu (widow) to M. K. It. Iv. a 8 this we promise and a visit to our ttudio will ing the poor and needy, caring for the Akina. 1 acre land. Ponahawai, Hilo, The Fountain sick, relieving Indigent, and bury- Hawaii. $100. convince of up-t- o nowness of our entire t" Consideration. you the ing the dead, where the same have no 7. I'afa to Neil Campbell. 1 acre of KID GLOVES estab.ishment. : : : : ' private means of their own so to do. U. P. 4719. Kul. 10,4'JO. Walapuka. North SIKERAL AN3 SODA WORKS The corporation has power to hold. Kohala. Hawaii. Consideration. 51. J convey, lease dispose of Tammir Doiron to Neil Campbell. I and real and 4719. 10490, IN personal property $uQ.0C0. acre of It. P. Kul. Walapuka. not to exceed North Kohala, Hawaii. Consideration, Make their drink from water produt4 by the Kung. Luke Chong. Wun Yam Nam. petT Doiron to Neil Campbell. In-W- on WHITE, BLACK, Gay. Au Kong. Choy Jine Choy, terest in 1 ficre of land of R. P. 4719, 5o Chow Tong. Look Poy and Mark Kul. 10490. Walapuka. North Kohala. Barnstead COLORS oirEirts all of 1 ALL Shuon. Honolulu. Hawaii. Cotisideration. Estate of L5. P. Kishop. by Trs.. to t Ma-no- Photographers. HAT3 James Steward, apana 2. g.-an- 111, a Purifying Still THE WENT UP. . Honolulu. Oahu. Consideration, ENTRANCE ON UNION ST., OREGON II LOCK. 51.200. and flavor with the best extracts pro- Received Ka-no- ho Just How tho Wind Frolicked With W. P. Hoopai and wife to James curable on this planet, aa well as be!n A-- Headgear Yesterday. and wife, portion R. P. 1302, Puu-n- ui sugar tract. Honolulu. Oahu. Considera- sweetened with the flneBt cane A curious freak of the windstorm oc- tion. J360. Distilled water for drinking purpose AT curred yesterday afternoon in front of K. C. Malian and wife to Lizzie K. passed through the "Palatable Attab the Elite building. Hotel street. At Keola, portion It. P. 4475. Kul. 7713, me which makes It like freik Kauluwela. Honolulu, Oahu. Consider- -- that point small whirlwinds are not in- ation. J.'.oo. spring wai::; Mvered to all parts of frequent and one's headgear is con- John Kenala and wife to J. Kaiewe. the city lu tbr." demijohns. E. W. Jordan's stantly menaced by sudden gusts. Yes- interest in R. P. 4634. Kul. 1564. Pauoa, terday a Japanese and a gentleman Honolulu. Oahu. Consideration. 51. Ho-- Kaiewe and wue to it. 3 J J.M who Is stopping at the Hawaiian : J. r. umsteu. Ring Up 270 U ' fiM- Vr tel were in front of the building when - KuI:, - p;ur- - Honolulu-- a hu- - Consideration ji.im. whirlwind took off their hats simul-- I Opunui (w.) to D. Kanakahou. inter- - for all klr? is 3oda and Mineral Wa- HO. 10 ST03E XODAK ENTHUSIAST? taneously. The tiles were instantly ,i ,n two ,ar1 VuX ono. Brewed CInger Beer a specialty fe.--t rieces ters. evated several above their heads ulu oahu. Consideration. SCO. W they sailed round and round likej Our patrons are cordially Invited where Grossman Brothers to H. Hackfeld Inspect on Sheri- We offer an unparalleled opportunity of winning cash parachutes. Finally the whirlwind in- - t & Co.. Ltd., patent 4022, and buildings. call and the works creased and both hats were sent high- - live stock, etc.. Olaa, Puna. Hawaii, dan street, off King street. FORT STREET nt of $4000.00. 54.000 Id Kodak prizes to the extf er and higher until they resembled toy j Consideration, and mortgage. or "Urowme Camera has hnl!.ons At lencth. after fioatinei - unen r. 10 r. t.u.ien jr.. Bpnua XXXXXXXXXDCOOOCXXXXXDl Every pressor of a "Kodak" Koo-laupok- o. third-stor- y 1. R. P. 3."3. Kul. 7566. Waiahole. A e - around near the windows, S- opportunity of competing for the.-- prizes at the Hono- Oahu. Consideration. -. they began gently to descend, but alas, S. Cullen Jr. to Mrs. Mary Cullen. $20 la Photo Supply Co., and the field for remarkahle picture only to fall upon the network of tele- apana 1. R. 3053. 7566. Waiahole, Honolulu Notion Store twenty P. Kul. u'ch population and the beautiful scenery phone wires within feet of Kooiaupoko, Oahu. Consideration, 51. Belt theco.moiolitan each other. The hat belonging to the for ?rs, i a great advantage to Honolulu contestant?. You Hawaiian Hotel guest was a 515 Pan- List of deeds filed for record Febru- General Merchandise. Gentlemen's ary 2S. 1902: Shoes, s picture taking content. ama, and that of the Japanese, when $5 Furnishing Goods, Boots and all invited to participate in this 75 ll -- was probably bought for cents. Party. Second Party. Class. etc. . . rr H-.'- .!- Ztt 7t new. First School Supplies, Stationery, i a onereti. m vuu ; v.wi m Both owners hovered about waiting for; Mrs. A. Kaholokula M. A. Medel- - The "Dr. Alden Electric chance .eldoni ros Celt" (wlth jX s u s p e nsory) is a new freak of the wind to dislodge D vii''' to possess Stables. ite for further information Nau-- 1 L. a! I irtiaranteed all the Fort St.. Opposite Club them. After waiting for about half an Xaue et curative properties of the expensive . Ciark K. O. and K. Clark I in' hi-ur- a gust hoisted both from the C belts now sold by doctors and drug- descended' to side- gists. gives a very strong current Y. YUET TAI. wires and they the seasr.n It walk almost at the feet f their re- - Thf is the when death stalks of electricity and la easily regulated. No. 1272 Fort Street, near Kukui. j through pnu-imoni- a. I the land in the form of Iiotnd to supersede others. Can be Supply Co. I speetive owners. The surest Honolulu Photo defense against this had from the undersigned only; NO Ladles' i disease is Chamberlain's Cough AGSN'TS: NO DISCOUNT. Circular DrtMniiker, rdeter. bTKEKT. for delicacy of flavor, and soft 'edy. It always cures and cures ouick- - free. Address PIERCE ELECTRIC Skirt. Chroi, 'e. roilT ready-mad- e J and mellow Spruance. Stanley &. Co'n . Jy. Benson. Smith & Co.. Ltd., whole- - CO.. 20i Post St.. San Francisco. Seat A large line of Mosquito v. hisky. sale agents, sell it. free to Hawaii on receipt of 53. Nets always on hand. n

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i i,. ; ARABIC f NEWS OF THE WATERFRONT. I nggies ! Surreys ! Waps! Is fr Coolirg Iran Roofs. Prices. I I'-- FROM KONA, KAU . Jlfi Is Cfoep and E?eilastiag. AND LAHAINA

Mauna Loa Arrived Yesterday Why suflVr from the heat when With Many Passengers and a Big Cargo. it can be remedied for a trifl- Jl steamer Mauna Loa arrived from We guarantee our The ing cost? Lahaina yesterday morning at 6 fcF&t- QLZ fr . - Ji su- - - 1 2.903 bags of ! o'clock. She brought work. For estimates and fur- gar for XV. G. Irwin & Co.; 110 bags of I! coffee. 3S3 bags of taro. 162 bunches of ther particulars apply to.... bananas. 21 kegs of butter, 43 bundles ;'l of hides. 8 pigs. 4 horses. 2 donkeys. 30 ''! head of cattle and 132 packages of sun- Feed Go. dries. ,!.! California The Mauna Loa brought the follow- Queen and Nuuanu Sirets,, ing passengers: L. F. Weaver, A. Weill. W. C. Nelson. J. Schmidt. T. O. Brant. Ng Him. T. C. Howell. Mrs. L. H. Cooling. Mrs. J. S. Minor. Dr. P. F. Frear. C. Stectewall, Mrs. E. C. Green-wel- l. y Bug i Frank Greenwel!. P. L. Almeida, U. S. A. T. Warren, Which Put Back With a Propeller Blade Gone, Yesterday. The O'Brien J. Kualmoku. Mr?. C. F. Hart. J. A. any style is tho McGueil. Miss M. Leslie. George Clark. In D. Laz-ar- o. Miss L. Wassman. J. Paris. J. 9 Mrs. XV. Vida and child. M. F. FIRST ARRIVALS jJURY RETURNED IN V Scott. H. Wilgaroth. John 3re:g. Mrs. LEADER PRICE S. Amalu. Mrs. K. Makainat. Dr. A. 11. Rowatt. Mrs. A. U. Rowatt. Master Al- FOR MANY DAYSj CURIOUS VERDICT Quality on io Rnwatt. Miss E. Kowatt. Master and the wniiam ltnwatt. Zilla Rowatt. Maggie '1 W. Grimwqml, P. J. Schnei- Hawaiian Islands. t s Rowatt. F. The Ship A. Fuller Bark Exposure to Weather the Cause der, J. T. Taylor. W. XV. RIckard. XV. J. and TI. R. Amorl. D. Esninda. F. Kaiulani Made Port of Mrs. YV. Thompson's Death G. Douse. Mrs. A. Robertson, H. Hoff Our Wagona will suit you schlaeger. Miss Li. .uooawm, .tamer Yesterday. at Honuapo. Julian, J. Hogan, and 57 on deck. Pnrspr Simerson reDorted smooth seas along the Hamakua coast and no The first deep-wat- er arrival for quite a Additional news was received on the GiYe us a call. rain. The weather along tne is.au eoasi time took place yesterday morning when Mauna Loa yesterday relative to the was fine throughout the trip. Heavy arriages hprlv swells Drevalled along the the American ship A. J. Fuller, Captain sudden and mysterious death of Mrs. Kona coast on the inward and outward Haskell, made port after an uneventful William Thompson at Honuapo, a re- AND trips. voyage of 1$ days from Sydney. She port of which came on the steamer The schooner Eclipse was discharg- brought a cargo of coal and was loaded i Kauai on Thursday. Pacific Vehicle and Supply Co. ing freight at Kailua when the Mauna very deep. The Fearless towed her in It appears that William Thompson, Loa arrived. and she anchored in the stream. a prominent native lawyer, gave a LIMITED : '! breeze 1 Go(2arts. A strong northeasterly and luau at his residence at Honuapo last '! lumpy seas were met with crossing the About 3 o'clock In the afternoon the Saturday, in general BERETANIA STREET NEAR FORT. coming home. up which ended a LATEST STYLES channels Fearless picked the bark Kaiulani fight. The next morning Mrs. Thomp- T,. Mgr. outside and after bringing her in, dock- son was found deadjon the lanai of her JAMES F. MORGAN, Pres. E. CUTTING, LOW PRICES. Commander Young Heard. ed her. She was 30 clay? out from San house with a hole in her head. was no meeting of the Sanate Fiancisco, having made unusually long Deputy Sheriff Eaton at once sum- l There moned a coroner's jury and an inquest . t committee on interoceanic canals to- trip. Good weather was experienced was held. The doctor testified that the day until 3 o'clock, when Command ?r throughout the voyage, tut the vessel's probable cause of death was a wound Lucien Young of the navy appeared progress was retarded by head winds on the head, but the Jury brought In a Hoffschlaeger Co., before the subcommittee of which Mr. wh.ch prevailed almost from the time of verdict giving cause of death as "ex- Morgan is chairman, in order t speak leaving San Francisco. posure to the weather." Made to Order of the relative advantages of the two The bark sighted land five days ago When the Mauna Loa left there was canal routes from the standpo'nt of a and I has practically been within sight of talk of further investigation, and there LIMITED. Young was a very generally sus- ' navigator. Commander has port ever since. entertained FOE LADIES OR GENTLE J sailed in the waters adjacent to the The Kaiulani brought five passengers picion in the district that Mrs. 29 King St., near Bethel. g proposed termini of both the canal for Honolulu. They are: R. Stan!, 'from Thompson had been a victim of foul MEN ON SHOUT NOTICE routes, and expressed a deciued pref- St. Louis; Miss Crossen, Mrs. 1'aikhurst play. s erence to the Nicaragua route. Wash- and child, and Mrs. Suydam. They got Her husband, William Thompson, ington Star. what they wanted, a blow, but were, lives at Naalehu, and is a former mem- nevertheless very glad when Captain ber of the Legislature. Was Coda Officer. Dabel brought his tine vessel to port, Telephone 396. O. Box S20. one declared, if Main P. Whittlesey. , U. S. N., for, as of the ladles tho Lieut. II. H. thing of fresh air was getting monoton- ii Hawaiian has been detached from the flagship ous. New York. Asiatic Station, and may The vessel brought a cargo of general The Factory pass through Honolulu shortly. -- He merchandise, including a lot of gasoline, Japanese Ballasting f o. will be remembered as the officer in and is now lying at the Irmgard wharf. Ts under the management of a competent marl charge of the code message department . if . V during I : Office: at the Navy Department the who has had years of experience in one of the Spanish war, whose work was of the V" 101S Smith St., near King. most confidential sort, and wacarried SHIPPING NOTES. largest establishments of its kind in Japan. out with a fidelity and accXiracy which . 28c li.il Curling Furnished and Set at elicited the highest praise from the The bark Mohican shifted from the Foot chief of the Bureau of Navigation. Inter-Islan- d to the Railroad wharf yes- Ptr Lineal terday. - ...,. ;V- - .1' ! J . Anywhere In town, according to the The schooners KawallanI and Moklhana The Ladies corernment specifications. , are reported as being safely anchored THE BRIGHT SIDE OF LIFE. at Laie. Every inch one pushes off i of Are especially invited to inspect our stock. We it It "is a feeling common to the The Kauai sailed for Hanamaulu yes- beyond the normal distance CONCRETE WORK guaranteed, and we terday afternoon, on a special trip to twelve Inches, after eye failure carry fine of tiOODS done at a very low price. , majority of na that do not sugar. begins, means an inch of dan-- - also a line JAPANESE amount of happi- load "WHITE SAND sold from $1.50 to get quite the The ship Emily F. Whitney sailed for ger. which are imported direct from Japan $1.75 per cubic yard, delivered. ness we are entitled to. Among Makaweli yesterday, from whtnee sh Ninety-nin- e persons out of a the countless thing3 which tend will proceed to San Francisco. hundred may do it safely; you Special low prlcs In CRUSHED Company's may be one who can't. No. 1 to No. to make us more or less mis- The Floneer, Hackfeld and the ROCK of all grades from new steam scow, may have a trial spin Those having the best eyes 5, or rock sand. erable ill health takes first place, today if the weather be favorable. ' when old age comes will be COMMON DRAT. $3.00 per day. llannah More said that sin was The bark Kaiulani which arrived yes- thote who heed the first call LARGE DRAY, 16.00 per day. generally to be attributed to terday brought a quantity of gasoline for help. biliousness. Xo doubt a crippled and the famine which has prevailed la Eyes Examined; Glasses fitted. HOTEL liver with the resulting impure now over. City Dry Goods Cc The brig Tanner did not sail for the STREE oi Paris blood, is the cause of more men- Sound on Thursday as reported, but AKABVBO, sne aw tal gloom than any other si: glo moved to the Channel wnari, wnere is now ly.ng tor rum.gation. A. ISH TORS PARIS thing. A chronic dyspeptic, says Sanford, r.n eminent English physician, i3 Captain Gammons; formerly masteAof i the Kennebec, has been made masVr Manufacturing: Optician, t .v 486 2 Faubourg always on the verge of a mental of the ship C. t Sargent. Captain Mti Boston tiuildlnfe--. Fort Stree t. upset. And who can reckon up villp. formrrlv master of thp Sartren J for Toilet 'j STOAlwav Poiuonfer the fearful aggregate of pain, goes into the Occidental. The Sargent I vCJS1 the being redec-ke- and beamed. cor. Geary and Stockton Ste loss ind fear arising from VALUE in cr Bath. '.'is Soutteaat many ailments an diseases VV. W. Ahana & Co., SAN FRANCISCO. which are familiar to mankind. Examined the Wharves. Allen, was by the De- LIMITED. Orders by Mall Promptly Delivered. Like a vast cloud it hangs over Mr. who sent OLD ROSE, f: ono number. partment of Fubllc Works to examine XV. XV. AHANA, Pres't and Manager. a multitude no can coast, has BLUE BEIL.L., You can see these people every- the wharves on the Kona 10c Cake made a report to Superintendent 3oyd. Merchant Tailor, MOSNJEY IVSOOIM where. For them life can scarce- 103S Nuuanu Avenue. have any "bright He Inspected the landings at Ke Au Hou, M. R. COUNTER ly be said to Kailua, Napoopoo and Hookena. Th side" at all. Hence the eager- wharf at the former place was entirely Will give you nice fitting clothes ness with which they search for swept away during the late gale. Re- and for 3 for 25 cents. Jeweler and relief and cure. Remedies like pairs at all the places mentioned will be Silversmith. WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION commenced immediately. Less Mcney ' The bark Ceylon Is expected to sail for than you can get them for elete-whe- re have not attained their high po- Laysan Island this morning. , HONOLULU DRUG CO. sition in the confidence of the The schooner Lady arrived from Koo-la- u V K people by bald assertions and ports yesterday. 926 Fort REPAIRING A The ship A. J. Fuller, which arrived DIRECT FHOM NEW YORK. Street. boasting advertisements. They from Sydney yesterday, is laying in the A. H. OTIS. OTTO A. B1EUUACH. are obliged to win it by doing ac- stream, waiting for a berth. SPECIALTY i3 for John Era, who left on the Niihau on tually what claimed them. Thursday evening, will Inspect the new A FINE LINE OF PLAIN AND M That' this remedy deserves it3 Fine of wharf at Ahuklnl. fancy Silk, Dress and Waist Patterns; Assortment reputation i3 conceded. It is Turk and Lewis shipped a fu1! crew of also, some very pre"tty things In Wash- Hawaiian honey and 11 men on the ship Helen Brewer, much Jewelry.. palatable it contains to the satisfaction of Captain Mahoney. able Waist Tattems and Silk Dimities. i away. Only .: 5 the who was In a hurry to get W- - L. erties the first and second mates of the old FLETCHER Fort Street, Love B'idg.g; combined crcwyhad remained on the vessel. Gedge Cottage, Richards and Hotel Sts. P. O. Box 363. Tel. 521 Blue. H Svmi The First Mail. Is the glass is l r ? tbat filled with tracts of alt and Wild Cherry. Thp fir.--t mail to arrive here should be. Nothing has such a record of brouiit cm Monday by the steamship LW.McGIiesB8y5Soii. Hazelwoocl Hrlarlcet success in Anemia, Nervous De- liyjuifs. The Hyades wag to have left JPw&m bility, Scrofula, Throat and Lung Francisco last Saturday, and under 'JLager Troubles, and all emaciating normal weather conditions, should readi I: n,-r- Company complaints and disorders. It's t tomorrow morning. The heavy WHOLESALE CROCEHS weather which has recently prevailed. For an absolutely pure brew use helps to show life's bright- AND DKALKKS IN cf malt ard Retail Family Grocers. er side. Dr. AV. II. li. Aikins, of however, will probably keep her back at hops and as a beverage there is none to f least twenty-fou- r hours. On Monday aft- LEATHER & SHOE FINDINGS; Cigars. Totacco. Ftc. Canada, say3: "I am pleased to ernoon or Tuesday morning the Nippon equal it. Islands' state that the results from using Marti shou!d arrive from the coast, and Fruits, also 5, Agent Honolulu Soap Workt C r 1 it hnvo been uniformly satisfac- on Wednesday. March the Sonoma Tiro and Sugar Cane. tory." Every dose elTective. " fiom San Francisco, is scheduled to put juny, Honolulu, and Tannery. It in an appearance. Next week two steam- cannot disappoint." At chemists. ers wili depart for the toast, the Ami-r-i.;-: Maru and tie Ventura. The former 12S2 Fort St reet. Tel. 223. shouid Jiriive mxt Msnday evenirs an 1 New niliinery j n ISLAND JilCE, th.-- ! Ventura cn the following day from i3 tho colonic.?. ONLT, j Mary n:-- designs being shown at the WHOLESALE SING CHAN CO. ANT WOMAN Oli CTRL NEE DISC Cairt Ort Away. parlors of p hi-l- cr ndvlco. Is l;iviied U. eon;ziu-r!-at- r. prac- i7. - r In person r Tho gasoline sehoonrr Malo'o is Miss N HAWU'Y rii- lv of vlib Ensi-'- n II;t'. e E. L;irr:il.- - ma-ro- n tical. y wc.u!'o. bound hero, on account Advance Spring Styles. . AT, ... Sanitary Plumbing of ti-- - Fiilvat'on Army W..rr..i;i's the heavy northwesterly wind which ha Irdustiinl IIu-.- v, 4t.s King -, blowing Thursday. She is tv;- since loaded with freight for JIanal.i and Ka-lihiw- REMOVED 1 ut on account of the stormy - Sewer Connection s . wf-athe- r Co.-- Captain Gardner will not ven- WOMAN'S EXCHANGE von -Youna ph. m. e. m:of--s:.TAN- . rx- - ture out until the wind ahat..'S somewhat, Kamm the nJ-wa- tft. .".r.nminrcs thnt his ot?ice wi:i b llanild and Kalihiwai are on the w rd TO clnsr-- i:nil March CSth, or thereabouts. s;7e of Kauai, and the trip ther-vnde- r Kotel St., rlington Anrex. i Ill KINO STREET, Ar.r.ourrernert will bo made of hi re the pre vailing condition m.'sht be Between River St. and Railroad Depct turn rrom san J: rancisco. a perilous or.e for so small a craft. Next to A A. Mr,nb.no' Mil'incry Tarlcr. QUL'EN STREET UOSOtf 3 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HUNOIZULU," aIAKLH 1, lyur

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i J PORT CAPTAIN ROTH 15 EXPERT .' DOW AND tk ' (Apt Busy Times in the Everything Ready f YsE 5T',T J7E AK AND 7jV Vf CRE W ABOARD a - for Tonight's Gymnasium at Boxing. Present.

The Evc-.ir.- Class and the Business be to a second. Honolulu will treated Men induor bayebaU teams will play OrpJieum exhibition of boxing at the the season's champIt-neKi'- this In- - fir tonight, when as before a series of X fv-"ur,- g in the gymnasium of the

set-to- un- - Y.-imj- tereiiting s will be conducted t Men's .Christian Association tier the able superintendence of "Den- - X at 7:30 o'cloik. The Maile ver Kd Smith. X liimas and the other two teams tied league The boxing end of the program will X f, mS!m.s for first vlace at the end of the JUL ja&nsri&C, X of games, each having won two be as follows: .IMZ series The Maile Ilimas Mansfield vs "Denver" Kd games and lost one. Jack X refused to take, part in the rlay-o- n. Smith. and accordingly forfeit their claim to vs.' "Spider" Jack- - p Jackson 'X the championship. Tonight's line-u- son. X wiil be as follows: Comlsky. Jack Andrews vs. Jack Business Men. Kvening Class. If Ulysses Harris vs. "Kid" Atkins. Catcher. X AVaterhouse Jim Gorman Joe Decker vs. Joe Gonsalves. (o. Pitcher. Jack Hoctor vs. Jack "Weeday. Frar;k Atherton Mark Johnston Lon Agnew vs. Jimmy Fox. " First Base. - X Fred Berger Carl Taylor There will also be a series of wrest- Second Base. ling bouts between some of Honolulu's John AVaterhouse ... K. M. Cheatham Japanese experts in this particular Third Base. j. " X A. T. Brock Clarence Glrvln athletics. Among those " branch of WAN H I it? 2! " ' Z Shortstop. Nag- - , X E. B. Clarke W. P. Dunn booked to appear on the mat are: brooks and I vi-.- V lNMMjimHn'm' and Wag- - Right Field. asakl. Yokohama, llatsutgl X C. II. Cooke B. Plerson This quartette appeared at TI Left Field. amlnado. Templeton the Orpbeum last week and made a John very favorable Impression by their X X The Evening Class team is hard, earnest work. ' one man. and the Business Men, two X and Fred will ring for the first num- - men short. C. A. Elston The bell as umpires, and G. the-progra- X Young will officiate ber on at 8 o'clock. X Q0H Bf?OC THt - P. Card as scorer. The boxing Contests will be of four OF THE Young Men's exception OEW6Y X The first round of the rounds' duration, with the WiuOER DISCOVERS Christian Association handball tour- - of the Fox-Agne- w match. In which the X FftO.vv THt THE HO TI ue X nament has been declared closed, and limit has been extended to six rounds. FI.6ET (of mssvirae)) all who have not played off their games referee In latter event has yet X will now be out of the competition. No the X game played during the week is more than prob-ab- le The onlv chosen, It -- K. baen but cruise, Hawaii Yacht Club impressed Artist Yardley. 4- resulted in K. S. Muckley defeating -- Denver" Ed himself will go How the fourth of the that 'tmirnuiucnt commence on 'into the ring wun me iwo men. s.t th will a ..oi, if n w "'-- .,1 m. I CT LI . . ..i..!...T , - i J1"?Ud The men engaged In the different a,i mi,ht run- T CIV 1 tuuMiiuu-!-- - i.'fniiitPi in the first round are: II IV " I I rtrM'Ttx-r-II I I A. I.ino anl t. iva iua, t: : have done quite a lot of training. iYI f I uirnlnst t'le nehalties imposed for irII Iir i r:,-- u Chilton coaches. A. M. Keoho vs. A. Y. ShejU. W. O. bouts 1 . 1 . i . . . . nM .. 1 .nil a r-- vj : . In 0JllIl .I.iiii nn r T "T ti;k c.linnl kAuale:l. C. C. Crook vs. Carl Taylor, ji. J. Alien v. they Include the best boxers ls- - as V-Vi- and Ti)L)AY attention the fact that the season VI C 1 Desha, p.: 1. Sherwoovl. ll.; C. A. F,arlk rvrling, and Herman Mieth vs. f PlCI . i- . Honolulu, the exhibition should be well FNlJ nhcisants t loses today. February r ton. zu.: ii. wimam.-- - Thomas uoian. open again until J. Crews, JJ.; O. Thompson, cf.; 3. Mo- - , polowing are the results of the first nrnrih seelncr. 2Sth, and does not CliillliiBworth and . 13th. Yours very truly. The High School baseball team will Corrlston, f.: W. round: Jack Mansfield, who is to box with Association 'football league may September Cribble, substitutes. Dy ... PECK COTTHELL lay a game of Iwseball with the St. A. E. Lutz won from C. Marques, Smith, is a big 'iongsnoreman come to a ucces.rui termination at Mi at default. to his credit. Jloui College nine this afternoon 21-1- 4. record of several battles KlK1 afternoon when the protested O Oss defeated J. Dollinger. in,s 21-1- one commencing 3 o'clock. The 4. is to be a good man. and Honolulu, and the O Card 'Won Makikl, at CLAIM BASKETBALL W. Kerr defeated W. Larue, "ho cln stand the "gaff." "Denver'' game between the feme was to have been played a week Maile Ilimas will be replayed. The game The tie of the Honolulu Golf Pierce, by Ed should prove a pretty good trial - but for some reason fell through. ackman won from II. i t,vm will start at 4:15 o'clock. Club's stroke competition resulted as fol- ao. CHAMPIONSHIP ex- - game was won by no- - F. J. Merry, 21-1- 0, Jack Andrews is a husky local The original the iows: College Jos. Collin, c H. B. J. O. Hart defeated opponent. co- - filed on tne firnss Iln.ln. Net. i St Ixjuls pressman, and his Jack but a protest 6 P A Louis, lb.: Bon Smitn. Club desire 1$T2,m1 n1UIUf' Vn H. Glffard ' O'Sullivan. . The Maile Ilima Athletic defeated F. B. Lubeck. 4 L. 30.; u. ivoki, ss., Evans ' . sus-- Kay 5 i;b.; Drummond. 21-1- 4. 21-1- 0. . . a r, Th. Jt.rntoKt was- N. to give not: e that, inasmuch as the center rusn tor ine .,a.rni it.'i'd .,iti.imciK""' - George Dyson. a.-T M. Johnson defeated season mm w " T T T T T T T T T T T T challenge of their basket ball team. football team last f " ' a. was published in the local pa- - p Perrptra defeated Luther Evans, y which Ulysses Harris, the colored b-- who pers, has failed to elicit any response 217 oi.ii. Is to box "Kid" Atkins, has not been IT from other teams, and the period al- - Thp ymin?? Men's Christian Associa- - Inside the ropes fclnce Jack McDonald T lowed for accei'tance having expired. top flel;.j y COi)iingent have not yet trimmed his wings at UV.o a year ago. thev hereby claim the basketball cham- - l)t down to hard work. This afternoon since season of 4 they will meet at the He has taken care of. himself of Honolulu for the at o'clock grounds then and Is anxious to redeem himself lV by default. Punahou Preparatory Srh.l eyes local sporting fra-- for preliminary practice, at wlich time In the of the some of intending canuiuaun 101 ternity. Harris has a pretty way of the try- - tonight wheth- - the team will have art Informal boxing and should show POLO SEASON out. The jumping sianuarus ikoc cr he Is cut out for the game or not. i prepared Tor putting Joe Decker, who will put 'em on with DRAWS TO CLOSE ihrnwinar the discus. Joe Gonsalves. made a brilliant debut ?"iJ$)tilv a twentv vards straight sprint Martin Denny b- - obtained at tne prounus, oui here when "Australian" .!..:,------can things moving. He has ..'.. J , .. was keeping . t - . T k.. obtained one or two very good decisions - commtn- t- : "''-:- ;1 this afternoon, :,xt(,m,,OI izHl circular ... v 4 ' piolani I'ark (m an and is a boxer of . . Vi:.i.u-;.- against local lads - quick. S4';'t2 ing at 3 o'clock. The Beds will play ,n.k. Praoti- e will take place at the is a flfu-rnoo- promise. Gonsalves - - woek. much it, 11111 u .v wU .. fvprv next aggressive fellow and withal a hard TWO DrpJUS Willi Young will be present s teams will and Professor he knows. Blu-- do likewise, Tho f..-u- pur-- Smith taught him all will 4i1, cl for coaching r hitter. 1. . 1 i -- l.iitoir Hoctor Is another artil!eryman mm be made up as follows: j.oses. )n ons w ufo oe Jack :t. aitern M. A. who can go some when he feels like 1 ed. Potter 1. Fhingle 2, Dillingham with his gymnasium classes, partner In the waltz tonight. Jack back. Cheek will take his place. His enviable name 3 and Atkinson is doubtful if the association will Weeday. has won an 4- P,lues Judd 1. Hancock 2. Angus 3 It field among professional boxers on the lake ui) basketball until; after the as the ii and Dole back. day is over, as so many athletes are mainland, where he is known 2. pare to prepar- - Third'Team carter 1, Waterhouse de vet ing all their time man with the Iron Jaw." - ing for the coming athletic meet. Lon Agnew and Jimmy Fox will fur- Dickey 3 and Copp back. ish the star stunt of the c . Miing and On March 13 tlie Beds and Blues wilt long anJ faithfully Kapiolani Park for the both have trained Ag- - play a game at SOLDIERS WILL In anticipation of their meei.ng. of the M.Kinley memorial a 'Frisco boy named benefit new has had partner and funfl. This wT! be the final game of RUN AND JUMP Green for his sparring which will reopen in Ulysses Harris has been working with the nolo seasoii, men are in fine condition. i August. Fox Both - 1 road- - 1 ,T,.n-,oria- l Asso- - artillery at Camp McKinley hare the "result of plenty of Judicious .hu irame the Polo The living. u govern, and there W. W. 'Harris, the chairman of . work and careful 1 r.4 f;hfwio'hf elation rules will notified ur r..u. - Fox X Jimmy I ox. "o 'ay- will be four ,,el.JlMis of fifteen minutes the Roys' Brigade Athletic Committee, erFo7 tiYJTS Lon A5ncw. who wiir box Jimmy. Pacific Coast, who will spar six and t of cJjfi thtmpion of the aptuaJ wRh two minutes desire to participate in tne weltcr-wci5- ht thQt thev of to championship 4- "se durUIXthe initial rounds tor the Lon Agnew this evening for points. poal and seven minutes' in- - be held a month an awful lot reappearance the ring, to- - rounds with after eaeh cming field day t contest. Agnew can take AlJnew wili maKe his in terval between periods from todav at Kaniolani I'arK. a tet punishment, however, and is lnwe absence of several years. X ,f -- ter received by Mr. Harris stated that to bide his time and not gei "f ...... :m athletic association had been form .... par-ticuta- rs or fifth rouna. : full til the fourth ...... iii.ii ...Viy;uyi,wiM-ug- ed in the camp and asked for come along ..TyTT ed i7'" 'chances ar that he will an(, lhc onl-r- replayed i of the events and conditions. win ' t with a wet sheet ana conclusion of the hag ue series. v t ft. J M . , - Jv V - ' 1 If the soldiers ele.-- to enter a team . - -- - good, train- The s will probably be as fonows: ; v- . jn.l put in a month of hard s i ing, they should make a very credita- - MEDICINE Maile Ilimas comes. CHILD'S lic showing when the time n WHY? Fullbacks. t if-V'-? 1 2 tv S rU . .vV "Vt WiraSB it iu-d- ; ; t X OPERA HOUSE Because Scott's Emulsion re- ' lV-N- tfZl extraordinary ' :::::::::::.";' t teU- - ; : lieves such an l:;l,;.rv.;;r:::.::::,, .,.... , Saturday Evcnicg variety of children's diseases : FI&V&?2?r t : Rfe-rir--' all the way from slight colds to f :i March 15 the serious hip disease. Chamberlain 1 W A X l4 4 t; s Emulsion is T. Anderson. J. -- - 1 Because Scott Mallo Ilima Beserves-- , .Vviiia TLAT lZ&A Production borne C. B. Cullen. ' Grand asharmlessasmilk. Well A;a,urda.v and rlfe-- t week the MaiU,rt feS OF A SKBIKS OF INTKUi:.TINC; stomachs .an even by the delicate defeate.1 the Honolulu,, fe VF fX IN repeat that performance this afterno... t d ' of babies. 4 4, t Andent Hawaiian History respond so .S r Because children W'l Adapted f r th- - stage by the Hawaii IftP to be pre- action. A medi- I'oroi Dramatic Company, quickly to its sented in Knglish by Native Hawaiian their gs" .T t- l- .,n Saturday .eninir. will be produced suited to mire-n- - cine peculiarly ' 1 t cntitl- d f!-:i.i- in two acts, lea ue teams: . A ?& VJSC'E: , a nature. It is wonder- sensitive C.anies Ooals iiiWiiai chil- t ' 1" Tha Lady of the Twilight delicate 11-- ful how rapidly M: ! IIi.moiuius .. -- . . I - vr. 'fisl Songs! every way !:ickfeld-Iavie- s . 1 vi,.iv- " Costumes! Few dren improve in II - ir ' TfW. . . !f3S!r v KV.0. J Hew Scenes! Kew - - th- Company. Emulsion. Junior- VJH', mu.-v.-- al mteiiU-J- iv while taking Scott's Kefore the' bin gam? the A folli.ws: like the play as Krlich. Because children MaiKs C. Ludwipsen. soal: I. I'AltT H. I:. Lacks: N. H. Bailey. K. ll fli like Scott' Nott. 0lr:i. F his taste. Most of them forwards. lonoth- -and if ; PiidSC. . - Company. Kinsley, poal: Aiu-r- d!'"vTH "h.iraeters by res: Waiiderers-- H. A ..,'.. af uracy has been Emulsion at once. The bach. W. l'.allentine. backs: 11. Auerbach. ,.f Little K Bailey, J. Nott. forwards. to like it. - rcjiri-sfiuaui- learn : t- soon 0 .... r jl. t -: r trif i - ,1,1m thes. daily doses bring the results. Th8aBftnt Season Closed The AAa:!c Ilima Athletic Club basKct Da;i tram, winners ot tr.c cnampiumn p oi iyv.. RESKUVED SEATS championship by default. Sc Co. Bditor Advertiser: For the benefit of this year's to bs had at Wall Nichols o j a lltds to try, if you i:ke. t Well j ew SCOTT & LOWNK, H"9 I'l sUtct- - 1" r

II .1 i. 'A TV THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. MARCH I, 1902. Impure Blood A ROMANCE OF HONOLULU'S CHINESE Make it Pure, Rich, and Healthy. THE WORK OF A Impure blcod takes the yery life right QUARTER, WRITTEN BY DOCTOR YAMEI KIN out of one. You jut drag around at your work, feeling wretched and dis- 4-- consolate all the time. You are weak, LIGHTNING STROKE discouraged, aud hare lust faith in Special to The Advertiser.) medicine. Try o just tl.'irx an-- February 6. lor wo are suro we cut v.. 11. FRANCISCO. j Ov-erla- nJ Mr. C. Mtin.Irj-''.'- - : ,t Camp-beliLow- n, In the February Issue of the fcoutli A- - tilin, seud u Monthly Is a story of Hono-- tin Jctt-r- , wi:h Lis ; L.:rajJi: i.i!ns fhin.iti.wn. written by Doctor A Milwaukee Railroad Man Knocked Yam- -i Kin. The story is charmingly illustrated, and is prefaced by a photo graph of the author. According: to the Down While at a Telephone - picture TarriKi Kin is one of the prettl-es- t 4- X Chinese girls ever seen in these During a parts, and I am wondering how she Storm. has escaped the notice of the Honolu- lu newspapers. The etory is as i A Dreadful iNervous Df&ease the Result Victim Lost In one corner or the picturesque cnyj. the of Honolulu may be found a home like J ; Use of Bis limbs His Marvelous Cure and so many other Chinese homes of menj; who have gone abroad to seek a liveli-j-hoo- d. How It Cams About. Over the general merchandise wru suffering from a "I . rry lul wnanl Sing thai would not Ik-L- I thonifht it luuot be on and drygoods store of Li Hlng is account ul my blood, so I iriid a suite of apartments reached by a Strange happenings are constantly cine had cured him and advised rae to flight or steep stairs, scarcely more being recorded but, Jt is safe to say, try it. than a ladder. The first room at the ' few people can tell of a personal e- - I didn't think it would be much use, head of the stairs is quite large, and but I got some I perience as of Dr. Williams' Pink used for a reception room or parlor. wonderful as that which Pills right away and began taking and furnished according to the taste 4 fell to the lot of Mr. D. C. Peak, of No-jS1- them. You can see yourself One side what they and means of the master. Wells street, Milwaukee, Wis. His have done. I expect to take up my po- Sarsaparilla was occupied with an sition again with the railroad ia a set of three straight chairs and a ca- time. green I ataxia is attracting widespread atten- short Alter taking1 n.y two bottint mr wonn pacious sofa, all upholstered in "Certainly, you can publish what I thoroagtily liealr.l ami I f U btttPr ihan ever reps. A grandfather's clock stood in tion throughout the countrv and has have told you." he yo before la my life. W b?never J frrl out of corner, slowly ticking the time added, "and ean aorta, now, 1 Ukesfewduxrs and atu all right. the excited much comment from the press say that if anyone wishes to refer to Ajrt'm Sarsaparllla ii? a wonderful inediciao away. Various chromes such as lde and among physicians. me I will take pleasure in assuring Jur impure biuodand gcocral debility." Awake, Fast Asleep, Christ Before Mr. Peak is well known in railroad them of the facts." If your IWer i ilcpglxh, yon hare a coated Pilate and other specimens of Euro WHAT tongue, const ipation, aud your food dittrcMj pean art adorned the. walls, for Ah circles throughout the entire and LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA IS. yoo. Ayrr a Pill cure State all liicr troubles.. Sing had a fair knowledge of the Eng-- I held an important position with th Locomotor ataxia is a disease of the I - spinal cord, by peculiar 7 Dr. J. C Aycr Ca, Uvea. MaM U. S. A- lish language, and was considered one Chicago, characterized of the most enterprising merchants. Milwaukee and St. Paul R. R. disturbances of gait and difficulty in BOLXJ8TER DRDO CO.. Areata. Several bright colored carpet rugs were Co. for a number of years up to the governing the motions of the lffs.( spread over the cool, light matting. time he was taken with hi3 terrible af- One of the commonest and early ehjns But on the other side of the rdom Ah fliction. He is now well and expects is a tired feeling, particularly noted in Sing had let his soul down from the within a short time to resume his po- the knees and ankles. This sensation mazes of Western civilization which sition with the company. In view of is provoked by slight exertion, aad Is he was earnestly trying to master by the importance of Mr. Peak's case and not remedied by rest. Oftea a nmnab hanging up a couple of scroll pictures the talk his cure has caused, a report feeling is associated with it, and these in the usual style of Chinese water-col- or er was assigned to look up the matter. two symptoms are always presemt in Tn OnQn'AI . , tun . . . the early stages. developments painting. The landscape scenes i i "ic ucntpayer man s Later reminded him of the hills around the! inquiries Mr. Peak said: "To go back arethe increase in duration and extent village from which he had come, and --f ! to what I suppose was the first cause of the numb feelings, covering at tiaaes where he honed some day his bones my disease: One dav in iRSff dnrin? the foot alone, then extending up the might repose beside those of his an- 4lfa heavy thunder storm I was talking leg. As the disease is of slow grewth, cestors. Under these scrolls pfnnd a rer the telephone when litrhtninsr some cases covering a period f ten I years, Talr of beautiful rarvnl ImIt wnnA struck the wires and the shock knock- - the increase and intensity of the symptoms preg- - Chinese chairs, with a small square ea me down- - How badiv my svst is not noticed, but its j tea table to match between. The most , was affected at that time I am unable' l gradually a- - highly prized article was a long panel, , to say. but for about a year afterward I Proaches a tQtal lack of feeling ia the on which was leprs' oausinff a wobbling written a sentence from 111 4. whenever it rained or was in the alt called a "saam." She sat in deep med- Yut Ho stayed i II 1 the "weather the ancient classics. The firm yet , mi laie in ine aicer-- j.T 11 t a...... and the entire inah Htv to itation, and finally clasped her hands noon, hey at--.1, i,.."iut nvuiu icri illicitly sensation o.v..invn graceful lines of but each understood the OTpp ag T steps. As it grows the patient lo- s- the characters made ) together Jingling the heavy bracelets. a jugt jf wa ta an all almost a picture In themselves, and litude of tl,e other. That evening.; 0,ttrf:,. -- ri1, control over the bowels and water. A paid aloud: "Ai ya, why have all my when Ah S ing returned, his wife asked: symptom showed a master's sc holarly hnd. Ev- - j nnaUv stnnnckA OIW, r J further is the sensation of a Ah prayers and sacrifices failed? Kwan if he had made any arrangements or Pressure tne waist, as upper try time Sing read the sentiment' Yin indeed been about it. at the part "The superior man preserves has .deaf. I wonder had any one in mind, and he told her 1 f the spinal oord becomes affected, har- what I could have done to be so un- no. " "However, in 1696, when I was 41 You Should mony." he recalled the face of his old Thin she quietlv aaid: Iwas years old, my ' THE TREATMENT. ' ' fortunate." Ju.et then the outer door down at Hop Winn's place today. How fingers in both hands as teacher as he amplified the terse state- i my of the parlor opened. A young man' do you think his second daughter well as limbs began to get numb Locomotor ataxia is stubborn In ments of the ancients, , and with much of medium height, smooth-shave- n ex- -' you and there were severe pains in ail my yielding to treatment and was note and comment would do?" "Well, if are satis- I formally revealed the full ex ccpt the queue, came slowly across, fied," Sing, joints. I went to the doctor and he years considered incurable. has keen tent of wisdom inclosed; how he had said Ah "that she is strong treated me some It near to where the woman was sitting, fr,'J will be obedient. I am willing." for time for rheuma-- I fully demonstrated, however, that this The new 1902 Wall Papers. The emphasized the duties a man owed to you tism. But, in spite of the medicine he disease can be cured by hi ancestors and obligation and stood hesitating. Ah Sing's round. "Who do think would be a good gave me, my the use of Dr. designs and coloring are the the to boyish race, usually so bright ' affliction grew worse. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. leave a posterity, which should perform and middleman?" she asked. He reflected My limbs got so most artistic, ever imported cheerful, was troubled today, and it a moment and then said: think my numb that I could I he length of treatment required ie-- the same duties, so spirits of I "I V. i stlc pins y penas ki.ip-- into this country. that the was some time before he asked: "Well, cousin AhJ Ching wouldT:r do it. How into them and scarcel notice unon the at hi.h i. the departed should not wander home it. I 8hut mv eves would ; Tf to what did the new doctor say?" "Oh. much dowry If I fall r'Ummcnrcl uaugci uus UCMJ you less ana hungry without a son will ther want?" "I do Well, - ..v.. lu If contemplate house to offer I cion t tninic tr.ls one amounts to any not knvw," said Yut Ho. "Perhaps down. not getting much bene- taking the pills after the nresen f sacrince to them. This was to be re- ' fit doctor- - 1 - j cleaning, don't forget to re- - more than the others. She will not ?:oo would do. The oldest' daughter is Fm the went and consult- the disease is recognized, although this membered in the midst of striving for & specialist on nervous f paper your walls. me uiie uuss ui meuicme. : to pe marnea. Ah Sing began diseases and remedy has proved efficacious in many the calm and dignity belonged to sue son piouuuiii-e- my - that I have been twice, and she says there, to calculate. "There will be a dowry of case locomotor aiax- cases or long standing, The best Papers at the lowest the superior man. But it was so easy ia. He began treating me for that dis- - Dr. - is no hope." His face fell, for he had, J100, present jewelry, The fact that "Williams' prices. to forget in the new life he was a of bracelets ease, while con- - Pik sur hoped more . ear-rin- gs con-- but under his care I Pills cured this stubborn case, as they rounded with. as green rep than he had been willing and when the papers of j t Just the old 10 even, - racted blood poisoning and was con have cured others equally serere. sofa was io aiMiunieusB nimsen uraw- j tract are signed, i can send some wine the most natural thing to ing towards him a pipe standing on goods fined to my bed for some time. When leaves no room for doubt but they drop into on entering the room, a, and other from the store that' I was able to get up I that rather table near by, he sat down on the little will be enough for a pledge of good' had lost the use will cure lesser troubles arising from than the stately of my well-establish- carved Chinese chairs. bamboo stool, and for a few moments limbs. disordered nerves. It is a ed Sundry bric-a-br- ac faith. Then the astrologer's fee if the! pieces of stood on gurgling smoke' fixing' "Then I was discouraged and thought fact that they are an unfailing what-no- ts the of the water as the Fates are propitious; a fee for brackets and ! there was no help me. my around the passed through pipe w-- only! for But specific not only for locomotor ataxia. oom. blue shon- - the the the marriage day; a present to Ah I'lnk and Dresden I I - S3 1. erde,-se-s sounu. 1 nen maKinir a th In" for ervlpu an yoi nai aiiujiajB, VJIUS Jostled mandarin, in full offl- - ' ?e WtacOM,n- - In U was a "ate- - dance, neuralgia, nervous BEHL'S I he romarked the Sfoni of and tatty feas Sbeno' headache and cia! costume. A group of the Eight branch of th ..T U0 i' Jan friend" ent siffned by Mr Jel Shomaker of also for all diseases arising from als BERETANIA HT.. NEXT TO smiled benlgniy cot- - ,a.. and WaSh- at terra sented. bee mar- - S nuSu cos not le Yaklma' - tel,ins hW or impoverished blood, such as figures i U UrCd he!ue CORNER OF ta of dancing girls and a Dutch y UoJ. Sixteen fh"n f been f ,ocomotor ataxia rheumatism, anaemia, after-effec- te EMMA. ried ! So had better sav M Si ef r"r,deeP "Plied. Tnen he sat a? wund numbers s ghed lookeS Yi"ir,,S"k,.PI,1S tor. Pfle PH the Pa'P"atIon of the heart, pale was ! J"' T T'T smoked moreJZtllk 'He P A write' ancl sallow complexions and all fonts hung in the middle room, Yut Ho and he thought what 38 1 CUld pen my of the full of had no chmrenlt a, lenuy Tbother of1 n3t hld a ln fin" of weakness either in male or female, many sparkling pendants. it al the sake CliPPed Ut These failed TJly I 'T W'ie the ad' At aI1 or direct to relieve altogether She nodded hr the name and he from Dr. Wo, the cold whiteness ,vIth a slgh. ..T $la not nave' had bTen e fent " l Mr" Sho" Williams Medicine Company. Scheaec- - More whlch one .u,Z .VnLX: .n. a" aker to see I Dread reminded too forcibly of a 1". l! . . "...C0 . :heS!. if it was true and all tadv. N. . fiftv cents I H. I I Tl VI IT Mf I I . runeral; hence, several little red bas good wife to me every way. ll.itllL, lie KlULr Writ IIH boxes for two dollars and fifty ceats. kets filled with gay in but it whether this would not be the begin artificial flowers can't be helped." "I know it." she ning of discord, but then hp fhoiifhf r,T orT,,tDental and with red and green tassels attach- said, rose, Chair ed, ln and passing through the the childless old age for her as well as' had at last gone to sleep in her arms! funds for her support until heart and addition three or four rows parlor to the kitchen, where for him, finally away - the of pink flowered globes off a job lot of she busied laid by Strang- Her child truly the child of love and and determination by the Supreme Court hand-lamp- herself with preparations for the even- ers, and then, no matter happen- - sacrifice, who s that he had bought an what should care for and hon vri me oeen to aav at ing meal. Once in a while her tear- - ed . nothing would take awav Yut Ilo's' or her old acre, who v..,.: iias arreativ Hew auction, so that when the chandelier reiiPt,i ... acCOrded York I to eyes ! Mr HagMi. Dental Parlors was lighted up dimmed glanced up at the teach-- i position, for this girl was simply her band, Ah .Sing, from beinsr the mock the bits of color made ers panel ana sne wondered servant, to upon There is so far as I see no Dressina- - aa- - THE DENTAL. SPECIALISTS. it truly Oriental In effect. Under the vaguely; wait her and obey her and reproach of his family Ah Sing, why it should be so medi-pa- rt ce?.sity for the appointment by chandelier stood a round, hard to fulfil her commands. While he was thus who had been so good and kind to her her of a inlaid table In preserving harmony. tating Yut trustee. Such an appointment ' also handsomely carved, for the master But the Ho's housewifely instincts all tnese years, and of whom she was would examinations are free. We will last thought as she went to sleep that; v. ere already making preparations. so fond and proud. prove invalid anyhow, if the judgment ten yon In had prospered in his business and could night was an echo of changing adding; advance exactly what your afford much more display i her' husband's the order and to their FREDERICK O'BRIEN. in her favor should be reversed. A de- than he or words. It can't be helped it must be apartments, in eye cision will not dlnarily made. The windows overlook and her mind's she be reached probably - done. A few days after this, Yut Ho raw the Chinese chairs covered with ioie me ucioDer term, and in the nrnn ed a small back yard fillpd with rnw might time her property IIOPIATES of pot plants have been seen one afternoon the red sntln embroideries only used on COL FITCH IS is sfe in the hasda and a few shrubs, but dressed to go out calling, ' special of Mr. Magoon. mostly boxes things with fresh, festive occasions, everything "You were and out of the new ; in error in your report of store occupied satin shoes, black, shining trou- brushed up and in order, ready for the the matter the available space. To sers, hand-som- e SATISFIED in stating that the dispute and a light blue saam j coming of this girl, upon the left a d or ajar showed a kitchen jacket; whom so was about my fee. The amount of ay cr j with e.n array br;i covered, however, while go- many of their hopes depended. fee was agreed upon between Mrs. of ing through the streets by a saam and myself Paaee siuce-pan- s and an earthen range with of We must rasa over now a period of "No." said Mr. Fitch, in answer to our before I entered th ca.c, black similar to the troupers, so , and there has never its big hele for the rice pot. small- that nearly two years, and this is the note reporter, "I can give no facts in the since been and is aot and she should now any question ra-spe- ct er present the quiet a?rPd of we find in the - between us with holes for the other things. Wood a - doctor's dairy: "Must Becks- Panee case in addition to those to COLD CROWNS chopped respectable womm- hut onfctn can again either the sum to be paid, or tae fine was pi'.td up ready to the house where tnis arternoon to see Li (which appeared at the hearing. The in manner cf payment. The trust deed CROWNS!.".". stit--k spaces she was to srend the Sing Hing's baby; was that tELJi1 5.M into the under the holes afternoon, she would lay has some colic, cident Is closed. My demand on Dr. cancelled did not affect my fee asd illDGE ttORK. PER TOOTH 5.eo to furnish heat to cook the upper Flight case of indigestion, nothing was not objectionable to me on ac , BET with. This was garment w ayson ror that OF TEBTII .... 5.00 off and appear in the style n.u n, the surrender and cancella- count. I Objected to It ; BILVEK an improved range? and had a hood con- nut rarenls are anxious." There slmnlv FILLING . .so that befitted her position. tion of the trust deeds during 1' nected with the chimu. y In the back, so The house m a small back bedroom lay the young executed under it Btcky' S DfOrtPrlv wmil. kit. . Teeth extracted where she called was that of a poor my Illness was complied My been, if the judgment h a m .,? without pain. that no smoke could escape t" motner, who was most carefully waited with. cash shall tne blacken woman, so far a3 this world s pood on advances to Becky by the Supreme Court, to Dr. best materials teeth. me room, as with many of that she should not harm in have been repaid, v transferred rubber,It etc., the common go. but blessed with a lar?re family, herself ayson without bonds, to deal with as rld. and all work is ranges. The pictures of the kitchen among any way, but have every kind of food and the privilege of supplying her with he pleased." aTiaranteed to be entirely satisfactory god whom were several yung girls. and and goddess were pasted up as us ' medicine needful. Y jt Ho, with hiol biiijuiu noi Drove B.ifts- - u:u over The mother rose and greeted respect- - her crippled feet, was factory will be attended to free of a small shelf, lir.ir nr. fully the wife of Id King Hing. walking to and cnarge. rerlr.c of rire and wine and lighted and fro trying to hush a lusty boy who was Rooms 508, hurried her daughters, who moved in 509, 510 ,MOU,r ,ntru"ients are tarers floated in a cup of oil. ' tie throes of infantile colic. Ah -i- thoroughly nut easily about, not terillzed, and every napkin antiseptic. The breeze drawlrtrthrough having bound feet, to Sing looked in anxiously, mm Stangenwali the win bring and then Eiiwj BuilJio d nvs tea and refreshments, inwardly nours: i t. m. to I p. m.; Sundays. blew open the door on the on wondering to said: "I have to go down to the store, All classes a. m. to 12 m. po:ie side of what she owed the honor but stop on way Doctor, of Engineering Work elici- the parlor, and disclosed of : cut. tell a call. Gradually, as the afternoon me to get. CONSTRICTION CO. ted. Examinations, Surveys aad Re- Room 4. Elite Building, "";u eemeu io De a bedroom, but the wore on. she what I will send for it at ports made for Hotel St. oer.s.eaj was an importation surmised that !he rumors once." Yut Ho paused a moment to ii Waterworks, Steam and Ladles in attendance. from she had heard were true. Specifications construction; enma. with a beautiful carved canopy given up Yut Ho had show, them some new flannel bands and and Estimates pared'and Flans asd all hope of having a son of construction superintended. In all and side pieces, of dresses made after the pattern branches i i rt- r but without springs. her own. of some ifii a -"- n n and was looking for a hand-maile- n nwri ... .T""" ontii"-'u iUr rauroaas, electric... ana ana t any more comfortable to sleep to things belonging to the wife of Ah neam. tunnel, bridges, buildii -- ii man me cnmese serve her to bear an heir for1 Sing's Knglish teacher, who tc. chairs were to sit wie lamuy. had a little 'uecUl attention given to examinatio US. At first sh i- - upon, though 11 Valuations an .rn-f--i' i n 4i.. costly and of fine work- - thought of anx- - r.f v, . f "ame ne anxiously for investment purposes. ui in uuri ties imnsmp. on the edge In .ujiiiers pomg inquired it the shape of the new a. of the bed sat band woman about thirty-tw- o or three were Cafpatdt,Jthou?h th rWit. and pointed with much Pride Frederick J. Amwko, M. of the - t . . . Am. Soc C E jears ot a a-"- "c is.i maae in V. R. CASTLE. Sec'y t woman, rather tall for a kInd Were much "me iiam the same JR.. and Treas Engineer but with too large a nose and f.l.f"i ouSht a"er by; shape as Ah Sing's, but buttons , and Manager. Amer- - n IVo. P"y; however. GIG. ZTZJl""; arcneu eyebrows and could easily be found. - .T" onions, as i It u,ttl oumne or tva HO.NOL.ULU CI face, mg .'" 1. 1 LODGH No. K with iv- - nrcSLJ' 1 L its pal C P. ed rt O. "ry-uni- x.! lung was rich gener .v.t E., will meet In their new hall" on skin of ous, and knotted button. Then she showed me anu and air f nrm-...- '"lure,. . and could afford to v I t ueminia streets every rn...icu.'ifmpnr, i vnI' IK ine gorgeous silk clothes cap frtday evening. ' of . v . urr io be n much more omfort iUrn and with TJEAUTIFY 'Phone Blue 291. u ntil.l Vio,.a, - ... ""'ri long sireamers, ready By order of the TL K. shf- . .... tt3 .ii iit- oniy or for 13 P. O. Box 767. ; wire a nis shaving feast, which would H. P. COTJZKNS. Secretary. laborer. Moreover, if she should be occur YOUK LAWXS. mother of the nei weeic when the baby was 30 davs a son. her position - We would be UIU- neaa wouia be shaved for the have prepared a Special Fertilizer for NEW QRPHEUM over, her feet had been .ii Ji r ur even honorable, and the time, more sne looked nrst and he would be formally rtiHer is dean and 2h5? at the kindly strong t.-u odnorLaan7at Ki.hout oSoiaS: hat she wore e RESTAURANT Inches a n-- oi inu enierea in the family reg- will long, which, though iut iio. and was impressed . ister. To convince you that it will make your 1250 Tort the not un to with refinement this feast all were welcome plants Street. fashionable measurement bv hr and good breeding, "I am going to invite iirgrTntf - oat by the experience of and a half inches, yet VI! the more she felt that the English an,8oroJf- the redeem ter hr teaches and his wife," she said. fnoV! U6 Iarge 1 of fertilizer, MCST irom tne . m would perhaps be more "For ereltlv f7 with MEALS, CLEANEST TAI1TP5 it. ii i.i in na nr kindly though we did not ask them yields of eugar. AND QUICKEST lave or a boat woman? treated than If left to the caprice of a feast to the Order a sample bag and we SERVICE HerVe? was mother-in-la- when Chin To came, because IN hcMplv-- ? ralr of b,ack who. tn her querulous they would not rw 5'lb for $A 75 and I. HONOLULU. sers old age. might be hard to please understand it. surely ib fr Tiees Reason ankles and a blue course none Of hey would come to baby's feast " abla. cotton tunic or wide-sleeve- d of this was expressed in She jacket the chat of the two women, d?Wn WUh Such maternal pride though 1??tenderness at the Y little one, who Hawaiian rtili: . ! V THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MARCH 1, 1902. 15

THE jthe Hawaiian hotel, and Manager Lake'BSSSSS: S3 BISHOPS CO.. BaHKERS i refused to let him. unless he showed 1 f i proper 8 TRYING TO paper3. Mr. Lake was then sent j Bank of Hawaii Ksl'AliLI.SIIi:i IX 183S. for and upon his arrival said that he ; , wii.us.il in- - ooy l( De : joKing at thejz sir.,--! ri-- . v.. . i Js 5 Lands LIMITED. time, !i.1 Running Full ;ed as a witness con- - Banking Department. ' The matter was s Incorporated under the Law of thr sequently dropped. Territory of Hawaii. Transact business In all departments PROVE . - miiivM ui me anemoon wast of banking. Xg Line-- . wh. w I) as a fire claimant. He . For , PaW-UpCcpi- tal Collections carefully attended to. ttstli".fd . that Poon had asked him for, 5600.00" Exchange bought and sold. money when he tried to file his claim. ! . $ Reserve . . . 50.000 j but that he wouldn't give him any. On Almost Undivided Profits 163.00C cross examination witness said he j x Libel i of The Chinese .couldn't remember what date this was. Commercial and Travelers Letters jand admitted ihat he was an Inmate of i i Od Credit Issued on the Bank of California i tne defendant's school, and that hi3 un-- ; ?? OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. and N. M. Rothschild & Sons, London. is StiSi cle was a close ot Overflowing Correspondents: The Bank of Califor- Case friend defendant. Charles II. Cooke President though the witness said emphatically i Commercial Banking Co- - of Syd- 8 P. O. Jones vice President nia. that he wasn't. Mr. McClanahan an- BUT OUR C. H. C ney, Ltd.. London. LOTS IN KING STREET Cashier .On. nounced that he had five more wit CAPACITY FOR WORK F. C Atbertoa Assistant Cannier nesses who would make similar state- - TKACT, fiom $1,400 to $1,250 H. Waterhouw. r. W. MacfarUne, ments as to the connection of I'oon E. D. Tenner. J. A. McCandles and with the fire claims, and the court ad- -' a lot, formerly C. H. Drafts and cable transfers on China known as G. N. Atherton. and Japan through the Hongkong and Journal until this morning at ten GOOD WORK Shanghai Barking Corporation and TROUBLE OVER A o'clock. Wilcox's premises. Chartered Bank of India, Australia and SHE WANTS HER MONEY BACK. Commercial arid Savings De- China. $60,000 NOTE Eih-- n McCully Hig-gln- s haa instituted 13 UNLIMITED. partments. suit against the Quetn's Hcspltal by its trustees and against the W"a ki.vl Land TWENTY LOTS I NT M ANOJL and Ioan Assoc. ation for the rcovr' of Strict attention given to all Interest allowed on term deposits at J'W.Cv) ana a mortgage for JU'.CH.'O which Mrs. McCuIIy Higins Suts the allt-pe- s VALLEY, the following rates per annum, viz: she is unlawfully In the posses- NUMBERS OF WATCHES forme rlj Montauo's branches of Banking. 2 per sion Seven days' notice, at cent. of the defendant, and for which she come at- Trac-- , Three months, at 3 per cent. Queen's Hospital for has received no consideration. Plaintiff in daily requiring our $2,500 a lot. Jodl BaiJiinz - - Fort Street Six months, at 3V4 per cent. alleges that on July 1st. 1900. the Wa kiki l tention, and receive it to the Twelve months, at 4 per cent. Possession. Land and Loan Association executed to lasting satisfaction of the own- her a note for $'50,OX which was secured ers; why Trust Department. by a $lo0,0 mortgage upon three pieces and rot YOURS? of property While this department Is run Hawaii Land Co. Act as trustees under mortgages. Wong Suey King, the defendant in at Waikiki, and on King FOUR HUNDRED LOTS IN Manage estates, and personal. i surci. me join or April piainini ai- - ning almost to Its full capacity, real the Chinese libel has undertaken j leges she a power of at-t- o K Collect rents and dividends. cae. that executed we are keeping pace with the AlULANI TRACT, from $200 l.I3iiti:d. prove all the mean things the j trncy to one Elam P. Chapln and that Valuable papers, wills, bonds, etc., that while she was absent In Charleston, Increase by adding new experts j sild to $250 a lot. received for safe keeping. Sun Chun Kwock Bo said about Poon attorney entered into an a?revnient on right along. Experts only are Accountant Department. Kwai Leung, the Chinese consul's in- - her behalf by which the Queen's Hos-- employed, which has gained terpreter. are true. prosecution i pital was her the sum of S'iO.OOO for this department a reputa- corporations pri- The ,n return foAhich was to ed Capital Stock $100,000 Auditors for and defiant we right vate Arms. its case yesterday afternoon ceive her note and the Indenture of tion of which have FIFTY LOTS KEKIO Capital, paid up $53.0S0 Books examined and reported on. with the story of the prosecuting wit- - lven he,r.by thXTai.kikl ,Lfin1 ?r'rt to be proud, and which will be IN Statements of affairs prepared. - Loan maintained under all circum- Trustees on bankrupt or insolvent es- and Mr. McClanahan for the de- ther that neither she nor the said Elam TRACT, opposite Makee Island p- - stances. tates. fendant then moved for a non-sui- t, Chapin has received the Jt'J.C5. nor has either of them Queen's $600 a lot. Office, 924 Bethel street. . directed the OFFICERS: which was denied. He then followed HospIta, to pay the money to anyone We keep your watch only as j else. long necessary W. C. Achl President and Manager 5a ving&. Department. up with his opening statement in which Plaintiff further states that she as to enable prove e" mone: naa ,b,e : proper done on the Vice-Preside- he said: "We propose to the workto be M. K. Nakulna nt Deposits received and interest allow- Oscar White and the Waikiki Land per per annum, ac- ' same. There are no long and J. Makalnal Treasurer ed at 4M cent in truth of the allegations made in this and Loan Association, and that neither cordance with rules and regulations, It was nothing more of th?m had the right to receive said tedious waits; nothing is de- ONE HUNDRED LOTS IN Enoch Johnson Secretary copies may be obtained on article, and that sums. of which s PlaintifT further states that she layed, nothing neglecfed. C J. Holt Auditor application. than an honest criticism of Mr. Toon obtained her first intimation of the facts KAPiOLANI TRACT, at $500 Insurance Department. actions, in connection with the fire: related above upon her visit to Hono:uIu Let us impress you with this up by con- - in November, 1901. when she discovered sim- a lot. claims." The day was taken h(? mort mlli,ng from hpr safety truth; that no matter how Agents for FIRE. MARINE. LIFE, ; tinual squabbles between the attorneys deposit box at the Hawaiian Trust Com- - ple the work necessary on your BOARD OF DIRECTORS: ACCIDENT and EMPLOYERS' LIA- nd and learned that it was held by wa tch may appear to you, have Etc.. Etc. M- - --Andrews and McClanahan-a- the Jonah Kumalae. 8. Kanakanul, BILITY INSURANCE COMPANIES. the Queen s Hospital as collateral secur-progre- ss was very the same done by an expert; J. M. Kea. Insurance office, 924 Bethel Btreet. made slow. There Uy for her note of jcKXt, of which she was still an attempt to bring in the 'bad no knowledge. She then notifW the it will add to the life of your Queen's Hospital, through attorney, to say nothing your differences of the Bow Mong Society on her watch, of Tbe abOTe company will buy, lease, W R CustW t'0 rtturn the noto aml own satisfaction. questions of mortgage, anM in- - or sell lands In all parts of the Ha- CBflH several occasions, but all which was refused, For further particulars apply to waiian Islands, and also has houses in that nature were rul. l out by the;M(1 was "' with a demand for Our charges as low as any, w Sil SB payment of interest in the amount only the city of Honolulu for rent. court. lof J2W. PlaintifT avers further the tht - n Willie 'Crawford, the official Chinese note is n"H and void, and that tb as- CUR WORK IS BETTER. a - slgnment of the mortgnge is of no effect. Tie ToMama Specie Baal b A interpreter for the tire claims commis- gh k lhrtlforft fop an order Heclar- - a i slon, and in the past for the Circ uit i ing the note vo'd. and that the Queen's tl !...! l...... 1 . V. Achi LIMITED. Courts, was put upon the Ftand mortgage io ner, auu mat un iujuucci'im i i.e. s Family : first thing in the morning to testify as he issued restraining said defendant. j an pxnffrt about the meanimr of the ar-- aisposing or tne note or morige Subscribed Cap! il Yen Z4.C00.0C0 alleged, ; Judge'm Humphreys Issued a temporary in- tide which, it is constituted junction yesterday for. E the criminal libel. Crawford, however, as prayed & Paid Dp C&tlUl - Yen 18.000.000 IJEFORE ROBINSON. liillll, Company only Chi- Provision stated that he knew a little 9 Judge Robinson opened court at Resened Fond - Yen 8,510,000 nese and couldn't translate accurately, o'clock yesterday morning to contiaue and he was excused upon the objection hearing the case of L. Ah Pau vs. Wong ISASi of the defendant. Wwai Wong Hong Yuen. Th-- a Jury Estate and PORT STRHET. H This Company will Lin Shen Chow was next called and returned a verdict shortly before noon YOKOHAMA. qualify an expert, for the plaintiff, restitution of the HEAD OFFICE: 13 act as trustee for any managed to as after "for INTEREST ALLOWED. reciting his capabilities in that direc- property described in the complaint and Campbell ElocK, H person who wishes to " tion, as a of an J?nglish for S20 damages." The hind in contro-- Fort Street graduate -- . , T . M . . I i . I n. ;...... c . 12 4 per V , On fixed deposit for months, provide for the pres- - m school in Hongkong, as translator for . f Vi, Z per H as "m" AN FRANCISCO. HONOLULU, cent annum. ent or future needs the British Ambassador, and inler uamages. On fixed deposit for 6 months, 3Vi per " preter for the Customs Collector. , Ev- Judge lioblnson sustained the demurrer NEW YORK. cent per annum. of his family. ery translator of the article gave a in the case of J. Kamlo, guarulaii. vs. On fixed deposit for 3 months, 3 per B different version of the libellous mat- Frank Pah la. This is the suit in which Thrum's cent per annum. a a ter, though they agreed upon all ma- defendant was alleged to have taken ov- bank buys and receives for col-elctl- on points. Chow translated the er property of plaintiff's ward, which Go. The a terial resulted !n his imprisonment for con- 1. S. Grinbanm & Bills of Exchange, Issues Drafts heading as "Seeing things not fair." tempt. Window Display and Letters of Credit, and transacts a u HAWAIIAN TRUST Li Cheung, the otlic lal court Interpret- LIMITED. general banking business. er, who was next called, translated the PROBATE MATTERS. OF S heading as meaning, "Taking the part Judge Humphreys was occupied with S CO., Ltd. , probate matters and cx-nar- tu motions importers scd Ccmmlsslon tivxhili Specie Bank, of the Indian," while the prosecuting yesterday morning. Branch of Yokohama B B said meant, "Seeing YRIIER'S SUPPLIES New Republic building, Honolulu. H. T- - witness. Poon. it In the matter of the estate of Ncor.ie n 923 FORT STREET. B matters are not Just." Kaaihoe tho motion to amend petition B D Ah Heen, who is president 'f the pa- was granted. ARE BUT SAMPLES OF THE SOLE AGENTS FOR Clans Spreckels. Wrn. O. Irwin. B P. O. Box 447. b per which published the article, was The case of Alice Metcalf, trustee, vs. NEWEST AND BEST IN NOTE a asked by Mr. McClanahan: Emma M. Nakuina was taken under PAPER AND ENVELOPES Claas Spreckels Co., Bankers. your paper opposed to the Chinese advisement. This is an action to quiet BLANCHE BATES So SB SB "Is title. FOR FASHION'S DEMANDS; - ran consul in politics?" In the matter of the suit for parti AND CIGAR. HONOLULU, T. caa consul anything to do WHITE PREFERRED IL "The hasn't tion, Kaolulo Kahuia vs. tne Lee minors SHADES. with It." was the answ er, and the J tne 'partition was allowed, according t SAN FRANCISCO AGENTS THE court sustained the objections as to the report of the commissioner, P. J. PHILADELPHIA UNDERWRITERS, NEVADA NATIONAL BANK OF what Is the political status of the pub- Kellett Jr., and he was allowed a fee of SAN FRANCISCO. lication. $1."-- . LETTER AND NOTE BRITISH AMERICAN ASSURANCE! Poon translated the sentence about P. I). Kellet Jr. was appointed master TABLETS FOR FOREIGN COMPANY, of Toronto, Ontario. DRAW EXCHANGE ON to examine the accounts of J. F. Hack-fcl- d. Nevada Na- AIKR I snakes and elephants as meaning that guardian of the August Eh'ers MAIL. Special attention given to consign-H- it BAN FRANCISCO The Bill was trying to eat an elephant, of Coffee Rice. tional Bank of San Francisco. a snake minors, and the guardian was directed and LONDON The Union Bank of Lon- LIMITKD and had overreached itself. The trans- to file a complete inventory witnta Jive agreed pretty generally to the days. don. Ltd. lators CALENDARS AND CASTLE COOKE CO., NEW YORK American Exchange Na- reference In the article to the "Ileshy COURT NOTES. DAIRIES. & Ld. OFFICERS. defend- DESK PADS FOR 1902. tional Bank. . President eyes" of the consul, though the The new order In accordance with the HONOLULU. CHICAGO Merchants National Bank. II. P. Baldwin any remarks derog- Been Vice-Preside- nt ant insisted that ruling of the Supreme Court hns PARIS Ctedit Lyonnals. J. B. Castle First atory consul had nothing to ! case of Schlief vs. C:arke, Vice-Preside- of the tiled in the BERLIN Dreadener Bank. W. M. Alexander.Second nt reducing the fee of Will E. Fisher Irom Commission 1archant3 .' with the facts at issue. ALSO THE AND YOKOHAMA J. P. Cooke Treasurer $1.-i- HONGKONG Banking Mr. Andrews announced that his case to .u:k Hongkong and Shanghai W. O. Smith Secretary im- The order of the United States Supiem; was closed, Mr. McClanahan 11-- Corporation. and dismissing appeal TV George R. Carter Auditor non-su- it on Court the of the AUSTRALIA mediately moved for a the yei-terda- y. SUeAIi FACTORS. NEW ZEALAND AND f Steamship Company, was filed Hawaiian Annual Zealand. V ground that there had been no pi-...- of Bank of New Qhe VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank Innuendo connecting prosecuting J. W. appears to have trouhie.i AGENTS FOR of British North America. Sugar Factors witness with the nrti.Te. and tii.it he on the civil as well as the criminal side 1902, g for op.-mn- & Cooke Business was referred to only in the of the calendar. lowers fb Emm. Plantation Company. o Gener3! scmisdS iicms Judge Hear denied the terday filed a materialman's lien against handiest reliable refer- The Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltt. imxi J- MeAIpta In r9 made on Commission Merchants motion, and the defendant then moved - W. and Miss E L ence dock oi nanaaoii 'in- The Kohala Sugar Company. Deposits Received. Loans i of due for the platform Company. Approved Security. Commercial and to strike out th. evidence of U Cheung formation extant. Price, 75c The Walmea Sugar Mill Bills of ex- Poon relating to the translation as; copy, 85c by The Fulton Iron Works, St. Louis, Ua, Travelers' credits Issued, AGENTS FOR and picnic. per or each, Standard Oil Company. Bought and Sold. they had not been shown to have seen vs. Haka-la- u rh change Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co.. The case of Albert Nawahl mail. The George F. Blake Steam Pump. COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY the article in the paper. This motion Plantation Company was discontinu- tVeston'a Centrifugal. Haiku Sugar Company. & yesterday. ACCOUNTED FOR. was also overruled. ed by Magcon Dillon The New England Mutual Lif Insur- Pala Plantation Company, In the afternoon the defense was be- IVdgrift & Pedgrift have given notic? ance Company, of Boston. Nahiku Sugar Company, of mechanic's lien to the Hawaiian En- gun by recalling Mr. Poon to the stand. Company THOS. G. THRUM, rhe Aetna Fire Insurant Company, , Klhei Plantation Company, He made a very clever witness and gineering and Construction anl Hartford, Conn. C.BBEWER&CO-- Hawaiian Sugar Company, attempts to Conic nt of the Sacred Heart, in the Alllanc Assuranc Company, of successfully eluded all or $P"t7.20 upon the eon-ven- t. STATIONER, ETC., rh LIMITED. - Kahului Railroad Company, and amount for labor draw from him admissions as to the 1063 Fort Street. London. Queen Street. Honolulu, H. L A. and B. Line. alleged libellous May, charges made in the Edward article. He said that h- - had at firs: AGENTS FOR Emily F. Whitney, up Chinese claims. Ono-me- refused to take the a , Rig Hawaiian Agricultural Company. W. B. Flint. because of his fhort residence in me When You Want a IngWoChan&Co Honomu Sugar the Sugar Company, islands, but had later consented at RING UP THE Wailuku Sugar Company, consul. He w as to re- - Company. Sugar request of tiio Sugar Company. Ookala THE FIRST ceive a salary f r the first four months j Make ",Bsns5sss- - Ibony Furnltur, Plantation Company. Haleakala or yiho per monm. wnicn inier ." LU - C 3 Cigar and Tobacco, Ranch Company. Kapapala Ranch- to $200. He testified that he had not Company. yet. Liv&ry, Boarding Chinese and Japanese Teas, Planters' Line and Shipping IS received any of the money as and Crockery, Chas. Brewer 118 government j Mattings, San Francisco Packets. was not to get it until the and Sales .... Vases, Camphorwood Trunk, Line of Boston Packets. paid the fire claim". Over 370O claims A?en of Underwriters. innOF HAWAII, LTD-- consul, but Rattan Chair. Boston Board had been submitted to the Board of Un- sSTABLES Agents for Philadelphia about TOO of that number had been fLKS AND SATINS So- 513 FORT STREET. derwriters. turned over to the United Chinese Or ALL KINDS, Standard Oil Company. Capital. J23O.0O0.0O. ciety, which was to make the transla- MM k 1KB any M0-2- 1I Nuuano Cecil Brown tions. He denied having taken CROWS 109 8trC OF OFFICERS: President money or( Stable Phone, Main. LIST Vice-Preside- any of claimants. nt M. P. Robinson from the Stand, Phones 319 and 72. 11 anvfhing do with the HAIR LIKE THIS ft Hack C. M. Cooke. President; Georjr Cashier W. G. Cooper hivinsr h.id to C. H. BELLI NA. Are You Insured Against Accident? Robertson. Manager; r. order in which ihe claims were pre- within a few months. and Secretary: CoL W. . Principal Office: Corner Fort and sented to the Fir Commission, simply Xewpro's Herpicide Treasurer Water-bous- e. King streets. work Allen. Audits: P. C. Jones. II. stating that h superintended the kills the dandruff genri Qola Fine residence lot The Travelers AcrHent Tn.nranee Co., tailing Fa werld- - O- - P Carter. Directors. o preparation. that cause hair rUl Odlb in Manoa Valley, of HartforC, is the Urgest in the . Rl Cunh-- i wa next and tes nnd finally baldness. No ald j 200x100 ft.; one-ha- lf cash, SAVINGS DEPOSITS received sad tified that he had had an office in the rather nrcnaration but term, one-ha- ISHIZUKA building wnue 1 e dan- - (' lf on ttiortgag! 22 months at JUHE! allowed yearly deposits at United Chinese Society kills the A. C. LOVE-I- N Interest fr the claims were being certified by I Von rlrutTi'crm. Destroy the 8 rent. AGENCY OF 4-- i ier the rate of per rent per annum. and on several occasions saw the pros entire, you remove the effect. Rules and regulations furnished upen ecuting witness come out in the hall-- t Herpicide is a ckli-htf- ul ha'.r JUDD & CO.. Ltd. 403 Jutld Building. Hlfri BANK, LTD application. way anil plK some ciairiian. 10 dress in fcr regular toilet use. . 307 Stangenwald Building. KEI into the r."-m- for prepara- with him l T uisJ li::i.-'- f I l ri;.-in- ST. - & CO. VINEYARD tion of his claim. Yrmy ! ir.'.- tro" iLimlrui: r.ir Y. WOSING There was an interruption at this hir r. tf:i!leiitat..'rii-ri- y. 1 :;:u I Y HEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY Banking and Ex-chan- r- California Fruit in min i. nui'wu i .T;I?t a fresh stock of carefully Transact General Fresh iw.int in the arrival ' Poon Chew ua.t i...ci : 10 :. tmm-r.-- f ir.r Jt:r Js. rcci rrt 1 R. SUSUMACtO. bvislness. the custody o r an ofiicer. The Chinese AKHtULLI InLlinis. sf'rcU-- suni.-ii'Te- a a ib af Fir:t.Clss Dry Stores. Photcgrapher and Fine Portrait Work. APPLES AND b"V had hen witness .Vui PEACIIE?. APRICOTS. . - ' TOKYO, JAIWN by the 'i;i-!i- and up.-- h: fail- CABINET PHOTOORAFHS, Groceries, Etc. OFFICE, ORANGES. pr"' -. T.u6r.z. Fort HEAP b- - :i- - h was is- $3.50 PER DOZEN dub FtaM? S!rt. lire t appear a warrant Ooo1 d'V.vcrcd to any part of the city. ON FIR.-'-T FRUIT STORE ; .iri'-sf- . cii.-i- s.iid thar 'n Kir.g and DRAW EXCHANGE OCCIDENTAL sued UOLUSTZR DRUG CO.. LTD.. Finely Finished Pictures. Tel. Main . , x,... .i V,.. uorki 'l at Agenta. Maunakea streets (up-stairs- ). THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HONOLULU. MARCH 1, 1902.

I C. F. HERRICK, paulsusenberg. Mari2ger. Present. Chas. F. Herrick Carriage Company, Ltd We can Supply you ith all Kinds

T"-- .. - 7 -w-rM Suitable For Hnv usiness Need,

The w.ipons aie Guarantted as to quality, ai.d pritc, believe, are coi-siderab- iy below those usually quoted for the jzrade of wk we baad e. We have Buggies, b'uneys, Kunabouts and Farm Wagons, too all hih in ueuveuv waco .v. quality and low in price. You should uot mUs seeing theui. BUCKbOARD.

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Liberal Reductions from Publishers Prices. 1 Andrado I NEWS, i , A2 L1 COMMERCIAL Livery and Boarding Stables 4-- 4 - f f 4 f i f f f 4 4-- --V -- f ?- 3 0-r.s'1- T T rsi ITII rr.oncy ca?ior. r.r, fIiov:i b colloi ti.ir.s. n b.-.t- in i.i with r f.ii: W ic most rro r.i e. t of sugar Flocks, ar.vl a dIspo?itlon in thi market to look for so.k t ! n 4 s. CJHim rcial Honolulu feels somewhat better BEBETAHIA ST. with the olt)se of IVbruary. AccorJ!ncr to the rn'lortnrs r.h.inr thp rifv tv.o-- .. J i i 5? not the same tightness in mon.y that there ha.s been for many "months .11 P'.ist. There is more ready cash in Vic hands of the small dealers J . and the T4 Kmporlum Stn Krp":;:co' ffrta: H arinTi In orkIi;sr::i-- . n fin-- I CITV Hio-frap- hy. they - r T..;uru njtir:ii-ir.j? . r. mechanics and th:.t have the funds to ei.joy. them- ...,-.- -. iwek tiari-- of a n.tliinn s. !!? He'em. ' iMtT' .".7 . l ri-- itelln L!ir-- Scb-o- Text IVsoict ai.t fi ojfy complete line of pelves a preat deal more than Likewise, bills which usually run FEED Medical Work in Ca lifornla. Here are u doxcit of the nc.jett and belt meeting melting beokt. from month to month are with better payment than formerly. STORE ; Now that the leading plantations of this Island, at least, held by author of HlcharJ 7'Ie;r stor7 have their 1 E3LJ1L.DING Crlals Masters cf I r Th I put.jianod at li.oo cur price or l ti lif I:.. I U"'! !' Ht J 1.5.' cut meeting?, been shown to in very good i.s Ufy Crel - and have be condition, there a II potre isc extra. price 41 i p't.ik- :"c extra. feeling. t-- b. tier This is most noticeable in lw a. The showing of planta- Th I!lmft of Navarre-- An Ea(,'le 12 i a Filipino novel this mm 17th ! -- mmmmm faaclnaticK urv of r'raa: in the by Dr J.-- i; i. i...i.iihrd lit 5 our tion has had the effect of making the investors and holders as well, think 1 W our prlca ( eeotorr publibd at price I: l.'c extra. a twice, a reflex action is confidently expected in IJ-.v- tl Ito extra. most and other shares. Where 'Phone M enter-tamin- g Visit Eliiabeth-- a br-e- n Puppet! Crown-- of-- t'ri- It has 22.Z0 for some time, with a few sales, price though Th as ium of pub- ol UeO from a younir the still the i'rtitooer ZnU girl-pub::s- nel 301 i at tl.io our price I.J same was varied yesterday wh. n Main lished at fl.fc onr price II. postage postage i.'.c extra. was bid for the stock and the asked I lto extra price went on tip to f:M. There was nothing -i char- tye Octopus A story of California in the market for sale at these LiK Anolherllelen- 1 ming story of tb Turlto-Orecia- o War by r'nnH Nnrri! published at 1 A (our figures, anil brokers believe will be no t that thre further sales until there l.-i- po price fl.XJ '5c extra. publlabed at 11.50 our price I st- je Is a price reached where the stock will be brought aff lx extra Penelopes IrlcTi ExperU out. Dnximr the most lovable enc!)-- t:nl iLu..uoii of t'eueiupes While the report of Waiaiua was not of the brightest, there has been no beroineTrutht inmKrq fiction public bed at lro?rfH i i:iMN;; d ui 4i our price II ft" Ojr price I I.JO pottee i.tc extra. ll.0l 'St:.'i 'Xtra. change in the figures. t:,2.Z0, but the demand is weaker. This plantation is Billy Baxter's Ietters-oo- e of Henry -- .i hum iroui book, reported yesterday to be in even b?t ter condition than the manager esti- tae OMtti amuslsK Looms puo.iatcd 75o JohntbHi ! crr.kt.'i" hiii'is ;l over tbe post-pai- . mated, as some of the Mockholdo; s wh. been visiting place say United StaUvs po.it-pald- have the Beds b. in at there wiil all probabi "ity. a y!eld may 20,000 ?1t-la- C which reach tons. Ookala iron TS Our jftct'tu mm er Book Bulletin ardour cioTVy .".Tusirr Bulletin. A. TTa c!ir:!t-- !!l.so I 9i:iu-,-t publications ia l:".-.- i .n- - . id :i;ui-,i:- . muil.-- s hows a slight advance, being eiiutcd a t offered, on the strength of the Send for our rcluIi'j'i?-.iS- o fieetoac) mammoth gcnertzl free good grow ir;g alva--.e- II lUuslratln, d.scriblo and giving prices of everj Uiu:, u. wear or uo. conditions on Hawaii. 01...a felt a little of th yester- II day;' the w"?k opened with a sj!-- ' of s : ver ty-o- n- shares of this stock, when ess inan ost. the price was only J"..".0, but yesterday livre was a trans.n tiun of fifty s-i- s ..-- tie' n.se.i-.ill-.- ' wis :i th p.i. v:h pushed u; to $3.75. There was ' - d;ii-'-- ( he entire stock of iron bedsteads by Thep. h' i!o::e in s:i ir. s T t!ie i:, though Isomer was v;u ited at ?7, carried H. :t ::lv.i:ice i.vt th" fnivrt bid p. "cj1. 1) ivies & Co. has Veen eold to us at 1ps than their wholesale : not so i i u - .d ; n. are leiich ..a there N weaker feeling all a'or.g h - . i pi Our regular stock is the largest on'the islands com- th li e in tie s" urit .s, the i"y sii . "i:o. v. i. being of O. II. & L. Co. and 'r.:i L.T.d v. :iich .1 a ". !!;':''' of a h.'.l ! ; ir.t. to $101. bined with th new purchape, makes us overcrowded. For'two u::.m, i:.-TA- 01 a :;d iutild;n(J. v.ee!-:.-- , beginning Marcfi 1st, we will hold a l II Ti er0 is httle d i:: of roo i i t"ic retl .st.ite market, except in outly-- i u I isi. jd THE MAW A! A.N n! infr pr.:rly. The p i:'f i i! m-.ve- t in OoJlc-g- Hi'I, where there con- - m SOUVENIR t::.ucs to ! a smart demand for lots.' '. 'in:v v. as a sale of a lot to If. T. Grand Gut Price Sale. LI1IITED. A Hard ly, formerly of O.ai. repoit.il d:: i ii g th.e week. Ther are now in , course of er.a-tion- with on' dis- - VITaP P Hi lun:ber v:ound. ten residences in that I We will pell the?? goods at ridiculousl- - low figures. A ft A Lift iMU Ui4.rtLD b;, r I. t. j,,org which is the first of u qimi t which it is expected will be built s, i Have arrive! P. C Jo-:.- very soon. rase of quick sa'es ard sr.;all profits. Assortment of styles is Tin y - ;im beauties. AiM.thi r pr. j- ct v. l ich Is in c n:r-- f f preparation is opening of the j A p;ro;-r:at- j.rize-- "J! the complete and include white enamefcd, b as for f Wii,"", th jrlain and with brass ave etocj ana; catil gaine.-j-. block ground hfld by Sirs. V.. C. on P'nsacola str et. ru ining in Suitab'o as gift to friends I tiinimirgp, and colored bedsteads Come and see them. n-'at- i . f s ' j - i twenty-Tor- n Oifer for Salo and in dit n t j.art j ni'd th ri t:n:i of eoltar; , .hieh vill have a fri::r.tage on the K.ach fifty u r'ictt contains l v ' rtit-i- i J ii:i;t-- i.imj I in; I : . . I o;.-- w.ii a Ol reSi- - three half-lon- e e-.- vings of IlUelUcr :o:- - choicest der.e s whirh will rc'i eve th c ?t i .11 wj.ich in apparent in the pr: perty the vi ws of Honolulu, - Jlilo ar:d tin? principal points which is rnost sought at this tira;-- . inb-re- t i of iri th; Isiands. - The talk of the pi.p;;.-c- d ixt.--rfi:- of the Pacific Heights electric Hack design of Kamehameha resi-dei.- ee Coyne Co., statue in colors: edges in goid. road fio.:i its prtsent tecminns o;i tue hill to th top of the Tantalus Furniture Ltd. district, has bad the vT ct of rnovh-- a great deal of property upon Double enamel surfac, of the Pro-r- e HJock. very best finish, in- - if j top. HOOFINQ Large the lr.our.taiii Thcr h:ive been sold some half dozen lots during the Fort and Beretania Streets. P JJ - X. 1,-- , .. dexes make them FuitabJ" for l.i- nn.l ...... V all card games. Tel-scop- i , ., BUILDINO PAPER .--o cases stamped in gold ' Tiie-i- uui"""'i ouiiyan.iww us u i:eie is n ueveiopirieni wnicn win warrant me PRESEUVATIVE PAINT cards are manufactured by the i ct :mj uciiofi. ine m .':i wno ave an a a c i ine pian are noperui still mat ITnited I States Playing Card j. i. -- ;exanuer wn: s o now popular a line would be, and wi.I make it BOILER AND STACK PAINT t.ompany, who i. have spared no 'yi i Pos sible to construct the road. INSULATING COMPOUND prdr.s in making thin the finest scenic pack of cards ever It i.s expected that th? work of filling in the line of McCully street from rv0 FLAT il.':? BOTTLES BRIDGE AND ROOF PAINT published. Kirg street to the Waikiki road will be concluded foday, so that the drive Retail Pries Per wil! be opened for Sunday. There will he no commencement of the active $103 Pack. work of laying the tracks across the district for a few days, but when the REFLNED SUGARS. arrangements are complete, the road will b; rushed. A Morning Stimulant Published by Cube ami Granulated. and for sale Tin re is a constant demand for small lots in Kalihi and Nuuanu, and the.-- a sales are indicative of a desire on the part of the people to s:cure With No PAINT OILS, Wall, Nichols Go. homes and to get them a soon as pes. ible, and may be taken as an earnest Reaction of what may be expected as soon as th- - money opens Lueol LIMITED, market a little more. and Unseed. are houses in HONOLULU AND H1I.O, II. I. There several course of erection on the outlying suburbs, i and there promises to be more. Many people have learned the value of an ! STEAM PIPF COVERING, I Vr -- Active work is going on in the various buildings which are in the course ; t ;.;0i internal in ih? morniug, Reed's Patent Elastic Section of erection down town. The Waity bail. ling has reached the stage of a foun- bith but many more - Covering. dation being laid, and the I'gan-F- i ear site is having the excavation for the will be delighted wnen they have felt the men- foundations deepened, ind'eating that work will be commenced very soon. tal pose and physical The cx. a ation for the foundation for t addition to the convent building on txhihration which Water-proo- f Cold Water P.tfnt street, to complete i ; come-- " InHe and outsid", In white and Fort the stru lure, made and the putting down f t';e with the practice of slowly sipping one colors. G INGE II AI.E, foundation is going on as fa-- t as this e n. be done. There i.s a fu!l story in or twj glasses of evidence of the Lowt-r- c Cooke five Mlr LEMON structure; stories of the Young build- FILTER PRESS CLOTH SODA, ing, and the Hall .storerooms ar. receiving the outside finish. Linen and Jut?. S A II :fA Pa tllLLA (.VOa.TiTO.VS ON HAWAII. WHITE ROCK i :uid IltHN, O. II. Kerrey, who has jnvt return I from ;.n investigating tour of Ha- - WATER CEJIF.NT, LIME AP UliCKS wao. in connection with tic Heirey Commercial Agency, reports trade gooi i J ari-in- g. a'ii:i:itY, i:rc. on that Is!a:d. He found that there w -- ready money throughout the Island, imm. di .tely on The stimulating prop- and ti-.'i- t generally the business lious s, larg and small, were in a f lirly erties r f this water are fascinating. t?,e prosperous li;;aiuial condition. There was one discouraging feature It enlivens 1 Made of j.urest exfr ct.s !y ab ui i trad w l.i li h'- - found. This i.s tie- I or, in the luimb.-- of the brain and sharpens the faculties' for I ! as? ''slur s" rim the by .Viritits. Whev.i-ve- a .lap .is- - or a Chinaman comes in from a pla-na- - duties of the O.. earning day. TrnsTKitx ?rii.u nEriNix.i t'oa to ore f the tc.vns h t btains a irdow aT-.- a. doorway, fnen which r SAN Coiisolidated FRANt'IFCO, CM.. Soda oo--d;e- trado." A string of a do:::i wat. r bottles, a box or tv f f V0rI13 G cigars .i,id a few vp,' i !!.. and he bee i.:..os a merchant. He snys that inp.uiy, Lil. - . BALDWIN f.orovoTIVi- - WORKS, !; i stn t in Hi: is li::t.d with su i almost to Waiakea bridge. PHILADKLPHIA, PA. W. C. & 7c1. t j.li : e Main 71. Peacock Co., Ltd., Agents. ' KEWEI.T. I'NlVr.ItSAL MILL CO.. I como.iri -- on with heathen Chinese. ONLY TGO GLAD Wi'.y sieu j the S T.atur imply that ti;e Manufacturers of National Cane 1 'pv! ugui so and Italians are th-- r only' Snredder. New York. w.ii. c. iuyi;t & co.. uo. HIM natioos wno an undesirable TO FGRGiVc eltvmnt'. I am certain that even! I Wm. O. Irw!n..Pr.--idc- nt Manager an. org the race to which Senator Ho ir j an! 'j j I PARAFFLVE P.MXT COMPANY, Ciaus X; re. k- - ls P:-- - there mast be some who are King Street, Vi - Porl-ugues- next to Cattle & Cooke. F. Writes e 'rot pel feet; yet lie 8n Francisco. Cal. W. M. ;urr L..Seeor:d V:.,.l'-wM-l- !i J. Durao Th it the mentions them not, i we ; - for fear that should hold them in H. M. ns-jr-- S- . Whitney Jr...Tre and ! s Peop'e. Accept Senator .'ess est. em. Sine every nationality C.orge W. i;.-?- OHL.VNDT & CO.. Auditor ; IS poe.-V- S San Francinco. Cal. SUGAR KACTOKS Hoar's Expfar.aJicn. lit rates. the Peirtuguese peiiple were i : V S r tt v w ? . . . O T AND in.- - aised at his unjust discrimination. -- The fact is that Senator Hoar should I w Edit-.- r T ci ot The Silsnt Barbsr Commission Agents Advertiser have no sire have been less specific. He should have Line Mne bhirts Shot to e nter into discussion about the cor- spoken of nations in general, and not .f IVrtugucPe a Are Thoroughly Disinfected Befor AGENTS THE respondence whieh I have had with and Italians in part'eu-l- Stanley and Golf F'R s. r. Using. r:at r b'org? F. Hoar, because his The Portuguese roon!e have always Hi,- - lett-- r - h-- JOSEPH to me explains tie- errors, but 1 Senator Hoar in high esteem, but i From 50c to 75c. FERNANDEZ. Prop., Of Sin ! Francisco. Cal nl'.ow ire again, und-- r the circum- they were deeply grieved at his ap- - airllnston Hotel. Hotel Ptrrr stance s. to say that I have found two parently serious mistake, although his explanation shows that it was not in- New t territory Rcitaunnt imminent faults with the let tioral. Sin-- he disclaims ail in- Advertisement Changed - Monday; FOIJ IIATrilINC; first interview. Th-- y are- as follows: tention .f jrivintT off-ns- e we are only JUST OPNED First, th..-- imprudence in con: pa ring too glael to forgive him. Iure llrel Wliito Leghorn?, IN THE NEW P.riLDING OPPOSITE the Portuguese peop J. F. DP RAO. SIT) and Italians Setting. CLUH STAPLES. with heathen Chinese; second, the laws Bargains Extraordinary ir Meals , Tn'Iuenze is always more or less prev- re. Tiekr-ts- ob.-yt-d- . AMAY f4.50. "f prosody w re not S mie' season year. First-clas- alent at this of the This Wahiawa, Everything s. - Oalin. spirit was too generous in tli distri- dis- as s very similar to a severe cold 1 i com-n-.e.- it if to Ha- bution of these mischievous little s. allowed take its course i.s COTTON BROS. & CO. ALL KINDS OF rd to cause Severe results. Th- b st whieh have ve n n:ore a caused treatment for intlu-'nz- is to avoid ex- - 5 5c VKlX YARD, ENGINEERS c-- guaranteed color, AND GENERAL CON- tr.aih'e than the brated T.osme and take Chamberlain's Cough fast and m 11 - - thesornt the k a i:- ! TRA CTOP.S. law. As iue,iy. This- medicine - J-- N PortUti'.IeS I'! eives imme- tIi1RTSlAf 4c KACH. We will e!os these Skt-- out am satisfied to 'i i I? at learn that ire and if used as directed, will " Pt0ek- - 40 UpwaPd. the had - tr QKIRTn4l reirr01, 3t Plan, and Estimates little commas hav.- v'.ead-- d e.ar l off all dangerous consequences. I DUCK "7S2 00c H.e.v.-ver- ; to furn!hed for all Scodyear guilty. r- ' Classes of Contracting Work. Rubber To. there still mains It aves the system in a PIQUE SKIRTS reduced frem ?3.'f0 to 5175. i-- . tt:e stini; natural and R. of li.ivintr tie i con. par. d with condition. i Boston Block. Honolulu. Prei4ent. j Chines... It alwavs cures and I Programs , rr?2. ! a rrnc!ieo, Cal, euros quickly. Penson. Smith & Co Piock. - U.S.A. All European a to ' Fort .St.. near -- f m haw right resent Ltd.. wholesale agents, sell jt. Beretania. Jll O J.d