TJ. SUGAR-- 96 Degree 3. WEATHE2 EUESAU, MAY 30. Last 24 hours' rainfall, trace. Test Centrifugals, 3.45c.; Ter Ton, $63.00. 8S Temperature, Max. 82; Min. 73. Weather, fair. , Analysis Beets, 7s lQd; Per Ton, $73.60. ESTABLISHED JULV ?. 1356, VOL. XLIII., NO. 7429. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY. THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1906. PRICE FIVE CENTS. MEMORY OF UGAR R4 I PLANTERS BRAVE ftIE : !C VV - ;.V OF PORTO RICO Jft.;. --- ..nwV'v :x.i;'; vv . ) FACE V BIG STRIK DEAD '

m f Decoration Day Fittingly Several Cane Fields Are Burned, and the Situ- Observed by People ation Is Grave Because the American of Honolulu. Federation of Labor Aids the Strikers. - i" ftt-t- . fit i Veterans of the Civil "War. comrades Jr. r.? iA t tr' tSii George Y. i)e Long Post No. 45, (Associated Press Cablegrams.) Department of California anl Nevada, 1 ! .t-s- -I , Ik V I showing rank wearing badges their SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, May 31. Strikes of field workers are ind former army corps, gathered in l . having a sencus effect upon the sugar plantations, the situation be the little G. A. E. burial plot in Xuu-nt- i ing the more grave because the American Federation of Labor is Cemetery yesterday afternoon and i openly aiding the strikers. !id honor to the memory of their com- Several cane fields have been burned. rades turned under the little flower and ? " flag-bedeck- mounds. At the foot of I - is not Hawaii alone- - Wa?: - ? I It that has trouble with plantation laborers, but in the flagstaff", from which hung the rA these islands at least there has been no interference of the mainland labor organizations in troubles and Strines at half-mas- t, an old the that have arisen between the planters and their ritars iaborers.. Strikes are few I.ere, and have so not one plan- cannon mounted on a wooden far extended from T fashioned tation to another. carriage was covered with ilima leis Throughout Porto Rico the average wage paid in the cane fields is con- find maile, its muzzle was filled with siderably below the standard for lal in the United States, ranging, accord- i:he lilies of peace. ;r 9 ing to the-- World's Work, from 30 cents to $1.20 a day. The working day A great' concourse of people turned m consists of from 10 to 12 hours, although the productiveness of labor is not out in honor of the day when the veter- is) as great a it is with shorter hoars on the mainland. ans of the Civil War lay flowers on The native population is two-fift- h negro in number and up to a year ago 4he graves of their dead comrades and there had .lxejw serious trouble between labor and capital. The American listen to the 2'triotic address which , . ? Federati or extended its jurisdiction to the island in 1001. tells them that the deeds they per- The ave been, as a rule, law abiding and appreciative of formed in smoke and flame have pass- the efforts made to improve their condition by the United States government. ed into glorious history. The procession formed at the corner f Emma street and Beretania ave- ena op battenberg, who will bs qcjeelvi of spain today, and iizl futtjse IN nue. At'the head of the column was Husband, alfonso xiii. ' REBELS GUATEMALA Marshal Charles T. Wilder, son of a deceased veteran, and his aide, Frank STILL VERY ACTIVE Andrade. Next came a platoon of mounted police commanded by Captain KING OF SPAIN Leslie. After these guardians of the KOREANS ity came the St. Louis College .AID TAPACHULA..CHAPAS, Mexico, May 31. General Toledo is band, and then two companies of the preparing to invade Central Guatemala and give battle to President lith United States Infantry from TO WED TODAY Cabrera at the gates of the capital. Cabrera's statement that the Camp MeKinley, in khaki uniforms. revolt has been crushed is ridiculed among Guatemalans.' Pour companies of the Hawaiian Na- CARLSMITH tional Guard, commanded rby Col. Zieg-le- r, SENTIMENT FOR BARILLAS. followed and then a detaehment (Associated Press Cablegrams.) There is a very strong sentiment favoring Barillas of marines from the Naval Station and MADRID, May 31. Today the Princess Ena of Battenberg be for the Presidency of Guatemala. TJ. S. S. Bar Association Calls sailors from the Iroquois, the comes the wife of the King of Spain. The royal wedding will be Tvamehameha School cadets in uni- Evidently Mexico is not doing a great deal to prevent the invasion of tho forms of gray. The veterans of the Hilo Attorney celebrated with all the pomp that attends such ceremonies in the the neighboring republic from points within its borders. The first cablegram con- Civil War, members of George W. De Spanish court. taining information of the rebellion against the authority of Cabrera indicated Long Post No. 45, G. A. R., were in to Account. PLOT TO KILL ALFONSO. that Mexican territory was being used as a base by the filibusters, and now carryalls, each veteran wearing the LONDON, May 30. It is reported that a plot to assassinate news of a second iavasion come directly from a town in Mexico. That, however, Hack G. A. K. slouch hat with gold-cor- d. Carl's. Smith, the Hilo attorney and police. is usual LatinrAmeriean manner. ' King Alfonso of Spain, has been discovered by the secret the a member of last Legislature, is called The cablegram from Tapachula makes it clear, that President Cabrera The orator of the day, Principal Of course it is possible that a plot to assassinate the King of Spain on the upon by the Hawaiian Bar Association is not going to crush bis foes with a proclamation. Perley Home of Kamehameha Schools, eve of his wedding has been discovered. The party of violence in Europe rode in a carriage with General Hart-wel- l, to defend his professional conduct with likes to do spectacular things, and to slay Alfonso NIII on his wedding day who commanded a regiment dur- relation to the case of the five Koreans would be spectacular enough to satisfy the most exacting. Following came GREAT FLOODS SWEEP ing the war. invited lately condemned to death for murder. If the plot has been found, of course it will be frustrated, and it may guests in carriages. It was a fine Two of the men were saved from the be expected that nothing will be permitted to mar the royal ceremony to turnout. an English DOWN WALLA WALLA gallows at the eleventh hour partly in occur at Madrid today. And so, for the second time in history, At the cemetery the guests of honor, Princess will contract a Spanish marriage, which it is to be hoped will be of day, Gen-or- al spite of Mr. Smith, although he was the including the orator the hore happy than was the wedding of Philip and Mary, The match, however, Hartwell, Col. Soper and Major counsel assigned by the court for the course has been most distasteful to the masses of the English nation, largely of WALLA WALLA, Washington, May 31. A swift rise in the Reilly, the latter two being members accused of defense of the six Koreans on the religious side. flooded city, and many houses are of the Governor's staff, occupied seats the crime. Walla Walla river has this t in an enclosure overlooking the little is exactly Mr. mere i ' It not for Smith's G. A. E. plot. Mrs. L. L. McCandless, opposition to the movement for com- Outside the city, conditions are even more serious. People in in exercises BRITISH SHIP WRECKED I j. who was a participant the mutation that he is brought to book, the lowlands are fleeing to the hills, railway tracks are undermined, k was also given a seat of honor. The but for his having exposed in writing' 1 ' and many bridges are gone. veterans occupied chairs facing the the confidences of his unfortunate AND MANY DROWNED V- losses in this city alone will amount to a quarter graves. Kaahunianu school girls under clients. A resolution passed by the Bar It is said the - I,- k their principal, Miss Felker and Mrs. Association, at a meeting held yester- of a million dollars. - . 1 Tmkpr wfr froimel behind the flajr- day morning, 'in its preamble referred CONCEPCION, Chile, May The ship Lismore, from Mel-- on staff jmd in rear of them was Company to a letter purporting to have been 31. Walla Walla, a thriving town in southeastern Washington the Walla Twenty- - same name. It on H, N.1 G. H., commanded by Captain sisrned by C. S. Smith, a member of bourne to Coronel, has been wrecked near Santa Maria. Walla river, is the county seat of the county of the is the Sam Johnson. the Association, in reply to a letter by two of he- - crew wtre drGwned. line of the l.nion Pacific railway, and has a population of probably ten The program was as follows: F. W. Milverton, Deputy Attorney Decoration Day ....School Children General, to him, and submitted both The Li?more was a British ship of 159S tons, commanded by Capt. Cowell, Directed by Madame Annie B. Tucker letters as exhibits. The resolution it- and' sailed from Melbourne for Coronel on April 20. Santa Maria, where she Music St. Loui3 College Band been is a rocky islet in the mouth of Arauco Bay, not very far from Eitual' self follows: has lost, BATTLESHIP MONTAGU ;Rcbert Nelson, Post Commander "Resolved. That a committee of three her port of destination. Prayer L. L. La Pierre, Chaplain members of this Association be ap- WILL BE TOTAL LOSS Ritual. Post Commander pointed by the President with direc- Eeading "The Blue and the Gray" tions to investigate the matter of the . . .Mrs. L. L. McCandless RISE IN RICE CAUSES Music Band conduct of said Smith in the premises, President Lincoln's Gettysburg Ad- and all other circumstances surround- RIOTS IN LONDON, May 31. It is feared that the British battleship dress Richard Mossman ing the matter, and to report the re- FOOD CHINA Montagu, which is ashcre near Lundy Island, will be total loss. Home ns, Address Perlev II. sult of its investigation with its recom-medatio- Principal Kamehameha School. a Song Decoration Day to this Association at The battleship Montagu, of 14.000 tons displacement and with a complement , Ka-iula- special meeting to be called by the -. i 1 tvm-u- Words by Mrs. Lititia Walker of SHANGHAI, May 31. Rice is abnormally high, and there are of 750 men. was built at Devonport in jhi'- rne carri-.- imir wen School. President for that purpose." six-inc- a strong secondary battery, fcod riots in the Yangste valley. twelve h and twelve three inch guns, and Roll Call of the Dead LETTERS. .John W. Francis Adjutant THE with four submerged torpedo tubes. j Ritual ' Chaplain Following are the letters exhibited: The valley of the Yangste. the heart of China, is one of the most densely -- April 10, 1906. : Decoration of Graves .Fred Tnrrill Honolulu. popidated regions on the globe, and one where the mass of the peopl are -- Day School Children S. Esq., Hilo. Hawaii. Officer of the and "Carl Smith. food staple Salute the Dead Dear Sir: Friends of the Koreans so extremely poor that a rise of a few cents in the price of rice, the AN AUSTRIAN STATESMAN Firing Squad, National Guard who were convicted of murder in the of the country, would necessarily be followed by consequences the most appal Song "Now the Day i? Over" first degree at the nresrent term of the!,- - a famine in the Yancste vallev would be one of the most dreadful School Children Court ami sentenced by, TO FORM A CABINET Fourth Circuit j to humanity. Judge Parsons to be hung, are about, calamities -nosMble of Blue and Gray ' : The recitation the through the Rev. Wadman, in charge j by Mrs. McCandless was a splendid of the Korean mission, to intercede COURT-AARTIALE- D. effort, and Richard Mossman who re- - with the Governor, with a view of hav- ADMIRALS TO BE VIENNA May 31. Baron Von Beck is forming a new Cabinet. imposed commuted, j V- - eited Lincoln's Gettysburg address. ing the sentence would appreciate it very much if . . .. t . .1. f' i ' x "I .. .. tj..ii"-- i v?liuv tri.1 lie eta li iu j on Wednesday carricl the inTormaiion mat me lual uiaiui you could advise me as to whether you The cables i ', ,-. -- I nr -. .1 1 1 t, r.f , crisis arising beraue r- u.. nt tha CatAnft. bryo. in -- .;,,n the have any facts to present which X . r i r.renu ru, IVitiy i, tu.111c iiiai jy tuui t inoi um w I lusiria um ttii cpici iuc f. Perley Home, Principal of the -. - ...... - . rur t . - I . H. your opinion would warrant any redue a , . - . i w . .... A-i- ri or i RTarcsmpn 1I..1 i 1 1 . ' i rrin icrinH. ill nriiiritM i, ' i t t rr ul i n -- rho Aurrisn were ...... !i nnu if Kamehameha Schools, made an able tion of the sentence, and whether you AamiraiS lAtecogaTOn, iiiu onuimn iui smituusiuig ' i 1 tr I - T ? ueiwceu me vv ..... line aimeuuies (Continued on Page 2.) (Continued on Page 3.) (.lie jap-emco- win wiiuuliiv, m jTnuv. S-- . X THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL. ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY 31, i goo. I

in i - i i n of Honolulu has a grander background services all over the land. As the ranks ' of mountain scenery than the Kahau of the veterans gow thinner the prin- iki militarv reservation. The domes ciple grows larger and goes more and Meroid for PROGRESS AT more to of peo- - I and serrated ridges of the Koolau the heart the American range for miles of a stretch are in pie. Let us ask the Almighty Giver to Dwellings view. Punehbowl shows its emerald help us to be worthy of the heritage ' N W diadem over the low ridge on the town we have received and pass this day E STORE side and Diamond Head tevond rears on to our children that they in turn w t NEW POST its peaked crown. Away to the south may pass it on to the coming genera--' fi Tin, iron or shingles will not the ocean sparkles into infinity and in tions. God save the American nation. roof- last as long as Ruberoid the immediate foreground a silvery in After the firing of three volleys NEW GOODS let meets the vivid greenery of Mr ing and are far more expen- across the graves of the veterans by Ruberoid roofing ob Damon s park at Moanalua. Withal sive. Kahauiki Will Be New there is no place on the island more Capt. Johnson's guardsmen, the people Ihri viates the danger of rust, rot deliciously favored of the cooling dispersed. anrf rnrrnsion and costs little trade winds. There is good reason why every lady in the city should Beauty Spot for shortly be visit this or nothing to keep in repair, Kahauiki Armv Post will -- store during the week. is also absolutely water one of the greatest show places of Ho- ONE MORE VOTE We received in the Alameda, direct from New York It Honolulu. nolulu. Everv armv officer every man splendid a proof and fire resisting. in Uncle Sam's uniform ever having assortment of figured lawns and dimities. VC will No skill required to lay it. the fortune to be quartered there may sell them this week at 12 i-- 2c, 15c and 20c a vard. We furnish the nails and in- Peerless for scenic beauty of situa be counted in advance as a volunteer GIVEIMO AMEBICA Ladies' Wash Belts, plain and embroidered, and ??c member of the Hawaii Promotion Com- 2c" 0:1 structions, and any handy comparison salubrity each. tion, beyond for mittee. you man can do the job. of climate, graceful in architectural If want the latest in Shirt Waists, come see our line. ary Gi'es a handsome and fin- composition anl commodious in detail, POME, May 5. At today's session Prices unequaled. .1 ished appearance to a resi- Army Post overlooking HI MEMORY OF BBAV of the executive committee of the in- the Kahauiki Clothing com- ternational postal convention, Edward dence. Honolulu, when it9 buildings are pictures pleted and its grounds brought under Kosewater, of Omaha, Neb., one of the cultivation, cannot fail to be the joy MEN DEAD American delegates, moved that the MODEL BLOCK, FORT I Me. Hi of the whole military establishment of United States be allowed one addition- - a. BLOM. STREET. Mineral Lb the United States. OOOfOOOCOOCOt 177 S. STREET. Eiding out to the reservation in an sions, namely Hawaii, Porto Pico and KING ( ' Continued from Page 1.) the Philippines. 0: electric car, on reaching the summit k lot Memorial Day address to the veterans. The motion, seconded by M. Jacot-- ' of the hill bv the Pacific Fertilizer ty, head of the French delegation, was Heinz SHOGETSU RESTAURANT Co. 's works;, one catches the first He said in substance: carried unanimously. Opened glimpse of the Post buildings. With- Veterans of the War, Sympathetic The success of the United States was Just out knowing what they are the visitor Friends, All: Forty and five years have emphasized by the warm debate which 17 Hotel Street, Near Nuuanu. followed the British propositions to in- ALL. HOURS. would say that is no ordinary sub passed away since there sprung in MEALS SERVED AT it no crease Great Britain's vote by one, to Cream Cakes village appearing to existence, as in other time, mighty Ice and urban the irregular armies in response to Lincoln's call for represent the Transvaal and Orange Served on Ground Floor. group of imposing structures as yet River colonies and by another vote to UP-STAIR- volunteers. Created almost out of noth- RESTAURANT S. unpainted upon the opposite hill beyond ingness these armies at the Deginning represent New Zealand, which were de view, were poorly equipped, without train- feated by a majority of five. 1 the gulch which bursts on his . . Honolulu could hardly, notwithstand ing, and without officers. Oh, the glori Smoke ous history of that war that has called AN AMERICAN REMEDY. ing its rapid suburban development, out in the lessons derived therefrom a There is probably no medicine manu GENERAL ARTHUR CI CAES produce such a simultaneous erection heroic devotion and self-sacrific- e, bril- 23 MAI of so many houses upon a single tract, liant achievements that marked the factured that can be found In more homes in the United than Cham. Heinz Sweet Pickles GUNST-EAKI- N CQ and houses so large, in one solitary whole course of war of '61. Never states improv- CIGAR the Colic, scheme of real estate enterprise. will it pass from, the minds of the berlain' Cholera and Diarrhoea ranee. twenty-thre- e Remedy. It has been in general use Distributor. There are buildings at veterans here present, or thrqughout have a distinctive flavor a single taste leaves a jlosquU 9 for over thirty years eacn suc desire for the Kahauiki Army Post completed, all the world, memories of those days. and Electric cessive epidemic of and more. but the finishing touches by the car- Well will they remember the diarrhoea Should tattered dysentery during this time has tested By buying Heinz pickles in I penter inside and the painter all over. uniforms, the unbeatable infantry, the sealed glass packages you Carton, Noil & Co., Ltd On the south side of the Ewa road unconquerable cavalry, the wi'.d its merit and proved its superiority are sure of getting the best your grocer can over all similar preparations. The re offer better can- ENGINEERS and MACHINISTS or King street, the hospital stands charge, the roar of battle and at times not be made. He will return full purchase price if vou do apart though of course re- liability and prompt cures of this not H QUEEN AND RICHARDS STREETS within the the terrible retreat. We sons of veter like them. servation. All of the other buildings ans, who glory in the days of the past. remedy have won for it the confidence upon on of many physicians who often pre- re-tuD- B are Boilers ed with. charcoal-lro- the plateau the north side who hung at our fathers knees eager two-stor-rie- scribe in their practice. No case tee! tubes; general ship work. of the road. The hospital is to gather the story of that war, will it "if about fifty feet square, with a always remember the past as vell as has ever yet been reported where its truncated roof. It has deep verandas our children and our children s chil- use has failed to give relief. This on both floors. There are small square dren, the story of those days as it has remedy is for sale in this city by Ben lights above the second floor windows, come to us. One of the armies follow- son, Smith & Co., Agents for Hawaii. ackfeld & Co., probably intended for ventilation with ed a flag in that war, created in the Ltd. avoidance of strong drafts. A house din and roar of battle, and the ifli after WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS! gamm for the hospital steward is to be erect- four years it was fought for, it dis AILING WOMEN! KODAK ed on the same grounds. appeared from the earth. The other Hons an old gateway at the cor army followed the glorious old Stars Are greatly benefited by taking a few dulgei ner of the parade ground site, from and Stripes, created in the days of the doses of the Bitters, especially in cases of tht the road just after it crosses the gulch, Revolution. of monthly irregularities, or general more Take a two-stor- y son t a building 170 feet long Thirty-seve- n years after the opening weakness. It has a wonderful toning Picture stands close on the left. This is the Of the Civil War another war broke tion. strengthening effect on their weak prtve: of the subsistence storehouse. It is profuse out and then our fathers from theiand - - 1 .i i 1 1 p iron-barre- d Blame tmlts ly lighted with windows J vrgaua aim never 10 give sausxac Cook from vied the BABY. North and the South with lans and topped with a ridge roof. other in seeing who would be I tioii. of women use Toilet each - first Hundreds EES Proceeding along the line of the readyto respond to the call of the na-- omme street to be, passing the building just tion, and South and North and North of th' mentioned, in one or two hundred yards and South fought side by side to prove Hostetter's self, i first of few ( the twin barracks is reached. that there is only one American nation, Stomach sometimes but he will not These are long, well lighted and ven that there, is but one flag and that the Bitters stand it all of the time. is net two-stor- y dlcloi tilated, structures. A cano glorious Stars and Stripes. to the exclusion of pied cross hallway section is in the Soon after the Civil War, one fair Wood stoves are prodigals when it comes to expense toilet If you have a Kodak you middle, dividing each building into Sunday in the month of May the peo all other remedies. resull can preserve interesting two wings. Rows of seven windows ple gathered together and with' music, j We hope you 11 but the gas stove is an economist. There is no waste Aft glimpses of Baby's life from extends on either hand from the hall flowers and song and prayer dedicated! STOMACH a watei try bottle at to year to year. Every month way entrances. The barracks are in the decoration of graves of those who Mm of heat, no expense is necessary al-- ' su; I once and test ita that not and then is an important one in the line a few yards apart. Each build- had fallen in the strife. That. act in lightl -- If Baby's early history and you ing will accommodate one company of itself brought out the greatest feeling value for yourself. ways at the minimum. prept will dearly treasure your soldiers. throughout the United States. It was It always cures pung baby pictures when the little Facing the barracks, across the the symbol that the perils of war were Sick Headache, care one on to single-stor- y ' being is well the road street, are three buildings over and there was ushered in a reign Dizziness, For sale by the dealers and the ! , Grown-u- p Town. of bungalow type. Two of them are of peace and year by year that simple vulg: lavatories and one is the mess hall. service has by deep consecration ce- Nervous Spells, these A cluster of buildings two or three mented the union of this great nation. Nausea, Cramps, tree hundred yards eastward from the bar- Naturally, directly after the great Dyspepsia and cate racks group consists of the quarter war, it was the personal element that Indigestion. caufw master's storehouse, stable, wagon made Memorial Day so attractive. ron 1 m The genuine shed, forage storehouse and mechanics' Many were the graves that were dec- -' has ent 1 HONOLULU shop. An oil warehouse will be added orated; many the friends that gathered Private Stamp to this cluster. arouna to decorate tne graves, una over neck of bot- - Photo Supply Co., Making, a fresh start from the Ewa naturally as the years have gone by $3H57$ Honolulu Gas tie. Co., Ltd. road, a few hundred feet beyond the that personal element has somewhat ! FORT STREET. gateway westwardly, the line of a curv disappeared and today we commemo ing street of officers' residences is en- rate the ideals of the American sol tered. Four next the road are for dier. We see the ranks pf the veter lieutenants. Then come three for cap- - ans grow thinner year by year. Theirs tains with two more for lieutenants be is an army to which there can be no 1 AMERICAN MERCANTILE Elegant. Footwear yond. They are, comely looking two- - recruits. The artillery of time Is mak- COMPANY (Inc. 1898). story cottages with pavilion roofs and ing terrific ravages in their ranks, but have verandas and balconies on their while they live Memorial Day will live Tacoma, Washington. THE FINEST STOCK IN THE eastern fronts and northern sides. and flourish. And when they have all WHAT THE 1 AT CITY NOW ON DISPLAY There are two smaller cottages, two- - passed away Memorial Day will still j !$ SHOE STORE. storied, at the end of the row for non- live jn the Sons of Veterans and when McINERNY commissioned officers. they have, passed away the glorious Importers, Exporters and General Su Between the last of the lieutenants' ideals will Jive in their children. Commission Merchants. KINDS OF BUILDING AND houses and the pair for non-com- s. Today, all through the broad land, Alameda REPAIR WORK DONE ON stands the administration building, of East and West and North and South Honolulu Orders Solicited. Brought Us! SHORT NOTICE two stories with truncated roof and and even in these islands of sea Cable Address: "AMERCO," A. On a , - the gathered-togethe- r t wa by ground dimensions, judging by eye, of we see people to do B. C, 5th Edition. Honolulu Ref- about sixty feet square, it is one of : honor to the day. Let no man make RHUBARB, . CAULIFLOWER, PEAS, the su: the most imposing structures upon the you believe that this day will die. It erence, A. F. COOKE. ARTICHOKES, NEW POTATOES, Wm. T, Patv. reservation and to all appearances one is not so. This day represents freedom, 1048 ALAKEA STREET. ORANGES, LEMONS, GRAPE-FRUIT- .' io8t J of the most conifortable--a- s it should , It is as old as the world. It has found be, considering that the business of the . its greatest response among the Ameri-Po- st All the above good things fresh will be done inside of it. lean people. We cherish its principles A BROKEN DOWN SYSTEM. are here and crisp. to the PASTURE - disease) doc There is, of 5INE All of the buildings thus far men- and pass them on to our children. This This la condition (or to welch course, a limit to the quantity so you should t NEAR TOWN. jora give many names, bat which few of them r tioned are wooden, but they are of same principle was evidenced in those really understand. It is simply weakness- a order early. espeeiallv strong construction. The who fought at Lexington and hung on break-dow- as It were, of the vital forces that underpinning consists of concrete pi I the retreat from Concord, sustain the system. No matter what nay Dt and faced Its causes (for they are almost numberless), Club Stables lars upon hard pan. One end of each death at Bunker Hill experienced oughlj FORT ABOVE HOTEL STREET. and its symptoms are much the same; the mors sleeplessness, pro MAIN 109. of the barracks is enclosed, beneath the horrors of famine at Valley Forge. prominent being sense of Jocatic TEL. the ground floor, by concrete walls. This principle is imbedded in J trat'on ,or weariness, depression of spirits and the hearts I vast of fciiertry for all the ordinary affairs of LEVY & towns - . CO A bakerv ot concrete 19 under con- of the English people from Runny life. Now, what alone is absolutely essential st ruction between the subsistence mede to Gettysburg and to the terri- - in all such cases Is INCREASED VlTALITV f storehouse and the barracks. ble charge up San Juan hill. vigour VITAL STRENGTH AND EN ERG 7 to Telephone Main 149. VV.W. & Co. This proves that as nigb'C succeeds the day this mt) Ahana A magazine of iron and concrete is principle of liberty is what we celebrate throw off these morbid feelings, and experience advanced in construction as far as the today. be more certainly secured by a course of the Limited laying of the first floor joists. This I We have two national holidays, the celebrated llfe-revlv- ln tcnte structure lies beyond rough ground sev- - Fourth of July which ushered in THERAPI07J NO. S the than by auy other knowu combination. Be eral hundred vards to the northward birth of the nation, and Memorial Day surely as it Is taken la accordance with the Merchant Tailors of the barracks. the preservation of that nation. printed directions accompany!!. g It, will tht in place a The shattered health be restored, ibe EXPIRING 3k The underpinning is for war teaches us of couage in the ana IM EZ LAMP OF LIFE LIGHTED CP AFRESH, F E W 53 Evei Waity Building. KingSt guardhouse near the bakery. standing up for principle, of standing a new existence lmnarted in Dlace of what The highest in n achievements food - self-sacrific- t, production eouru Altogether twenty-seve- or twenty- by the truth and sincere e. ! had so lately seemed worn-ou- "used up" and in a century, Is pure- Phone Blue 2741 eight buildings are included in the Toil veterans of the- - war. you know valueless. This wonderful medicament CLAM BOUILLON BURNHAMS best ly vegetable and Innocuous, is sgreeaMe to th , (Opposite Advertiser Office.) present contract of the Burrell Con- what all this means. As the years go taste suitable for all constitutions a.d condi- Refreshing, stimulating-- delicious. Ope, struction Co., of which twenty-thre- e by it crystallizes in your memory. tions, in either sex; and it is difficult to im- TOMATO agine a case of disease or derangement, whose TONER ' T320 AMERICAN AND FOREIGN are practically finished on the exterior What then is the lesson for us, not in Anti-Deng- main features are tnose of dehillty, that will Excellent Spring Tonic ue "WORSTEADS. save thp painting. The remainder are words only, but in deeds. Let us train not ho speedily and permanently benefited by Tonic. Stomach will either under wav or to be started soon. our children also in the wav von this never-failin- g recuperative essence, which la retain this when everything else fails. have destined to oblivion everything JOB Work began , cast into that about the first of the year trained your children. I shall ever re Dad preceded It for this widespread and numer-- COCKTAIL CATSUP FAUST'S 1'. WO and it is expected that the contract : member the lessons I gathered at mv ciasa of human ailments- The verv thing for ovsters. S1XG, will Oct-hc- r. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL be fulfilled about the first of father's knee, as he told me of the war THERAPION MUSTARD of '61. Never can I forget those stir- SAUCE ENGLISH GROCER3. 11. - ts soli by principal Chemists throoghont tht 11S6-11S- H. Rurrell personallv superin- ring The finest relishes with cold Now at S Nuuanu Streer, campaigns of three years. They world. Price in England 29 and 4tt. In or- meats in the world. oomnanv. in- dering, state which of re s CALIFORNIA ROLL BUTTER, 35c. tfti.n construction for his have become a part of my life, an the three nntnbers . Mr. en- - quired, and cbserTe that the word ",Therapii:j" 1.-.- Ifassfurther is the structural spiration to me ' per pound. and wi'l ever remain on government (is) - - - triiwer for the companv, L. wjth me PTicars British Stamp LEWIS & CO., LTD. rnone juam rs. Orders prom&tVy and J. and will be transmitted to my white letters on a red grnanl) Rtttiert T Grocers V Young pvery 169 King St., & -- attended c structural engineer and inspec children and to their children and on package by order of His Majesty's noa. The Lewers Cooke Bldg. Telephones 240. tor V. S. Commlss'oners, and without which it is 2402 tor the Government. down through time so long as this na- forgerv KE' Contracts have been let for the sew tion shall have before it this day of ers and sitie tank?. alo tor the memory. Show the children the graves IF YOU WANT GOOD SERVANTS '.vat or S. FLJIMURA system including artesian wells. of the soldiers; let them understand the Pilease enquire ofilce. The Post will have its own nower meaning of such names as Washing at our Our motto is punctuality and probity. MASSAGE louse tor electric liirhtinf etc. ton, Lincoln. Grant and Lee JAPANESE HOTELS UNION. Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprains, Tired spricious parade ground will be This Memorial Dav shall never race V . reeling and other Ailments QUICKLY prepared bet ween RJtLTEVED. the othcers' row and from our understanding. Never let us lie ' arracks. 1 here will be beautiful hear that this day is liable to die be- EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 444 King Street, Pal ama, awns on all sides. cause : of of VI 135L lack svmnathv. Ponnio KING STREET NEAR MAUXAKEA. v PHONE WHITE No spot in all the beautiful environs come in increasing numbers to these Telephone Main 285. - - P. O. Box 857. PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY 31, 1906 on the first day of July, 1906j and be it further AFTER YOU'D WORN MADE Etsolved. That the San Francico I IN NEW YORK LIQUOR MEN Real Estate Board to the COT WITH a Suit or Coat of Mayor of San FraiK'i.s.-- o and Hoard of HHP9 Police Commissioners that no retail liq- uor license be issued to any one prior Correct BIOL! HURT to that date. BIG KNfFEi Clothes . KOREANS AND for Men Telephone Main 424 Correct Still the San Francisco CARL SMITH Two Portuguese Clothes you would have discovered a (Continued 1.) Wholesalers Approve from face and One Is great deal morequalities of for Men should I THIS DAY have any reason to urge why the death Saloon Closing. penalty should not be imposed. shape, keeping, durability and are "A reply by return mail will greatly Injured. unmatched oblige, as the Governor desires to take comfort that are none the less im-- o picture can give an adequate e THURSDAY. SAN FRANCISCO. May 18. ChteT up this matter immediately. I am very Two Portuguese I truly yours. engaged in a fierce Deputy C. G. office or fight portant for ni I Sell Fowler in the "FRED W. MILVERTON, last night about 8:30 at the corner being below the sur- idea of the faultless style, the per 33c I United States Internal Revenue Co- "Deputy of Kawalahao lane Queen 15 New "Volumes of Americanized Attorney General." and street face. Encyclopedia Britannica, llector John C. Lynch was asked yes- and one was so badly hurt that he was That's due to the way they feet fit or careful finish of the A Complete New Set of "Paris," terday as to the effect upon internal "Hilo, Hawaii, April 12, 1906. taken to the Queen's Hospital. 1 "with are made with more unmatched I Many Syphons Sparklettes, revenue business and the liquor trade "Fred W. Milverton, Esq., Deputy At- Vierra and Mariano have been care and garments. sr.eeessary capsuis ana me torney at outs mineral of the action of the city authorities General, Honolulu. for some time, although once they were cartridges, etc., etc., "Dear Sir: In answer to your com- honesty than is generally in preventing the sale of intoxicants bospm put into I r'lrtthinsr. munication numbered D 115J under date friends. Recently they have IN ALL STYLES Pictures, here. s of the 10th inst., I beg to say that while had little tiffs and it is said that Mari order-tailore- d clothes at twice the FOR MENT Plants, Mr. Fowler replied that a sufficient I have a natural prejudice against the ano had chased Vierra with the Intent ALL Potatoes, length of time had not yet elapsed to execution of criminals, still I believe to do him bodily harm. price. AT Mineral Water, etc. Mayor's order that this punishment is one of the best ALL PRICES. show the effects of the safeguards which we have in deterring Last night Mariano started a fight ALSO upon internal revenue business, but persons committing with Vierra and used a butcher knife from crime. I have These incomparable wearables are sold there couid be no doubt as to the ef- carefully considered the question which on him... He made a deep gash on the in Honolulu only by A lot of ELEGANT MAIDENHAIR upon the business of the breweries you submit to me, which is whether other man's fect any forehead and one iri the "FERNS and other Plants, etc., etc. of peninsula. Lo- have facts to present which would back of and distilleries this warrant interference of the executive the neck, causing considerable cal breweries have lost heavily, not in reduction of the sentence, and must loss of blood. The worst of the fight only by the Are, which destroyed much reply in the negative. As counsel for was seen by a night-watchm- an who The defendants, assigned by court ompany brew- the the was Kash WILL E. FISHER, cooperage, but in business, while passing and he no ifiej the police. to represent them upon an indictment AUCTIONEER. in interior have profited Mariano was he!d by night-watc- h eries the found, I examined into the facts and tr.e ited details of the case and must coness man and turned over to the officers. San Francisco was a heavy exporter that in all of the experience which Vierra was quite weak from his wounds TEL. MAIN 25. FORT AND HOTEL STS. of beer for interior towns, but the fire have had, directly and indirectly, with on being taken to the hospital, but TO LET. having destroyed the largest breweries criminal law, I have never known of a was reported to be resting easily case in which penalty was a late jKooeooooo6oeocooooa the death ' in the city and crippled many more, more fitting punishment for the crime :n the night. . oeoooooooooo this trade is lost for the present at of homicide. Each of the defendants 0 233 MATLOCK AVE., cosy cottage of least. The demand is being supplied plainly stated to me that what he did 6 rooms, den and bath and all modern by the local interior establishments was c'r-n- e with the most absolute de THE BRIGHT 0 improvements, with good kitchen and thoxe tt Seattle and Tacoma, but liberation, being affected neither by SIDE e - B $25. of life. is GOOD range, hot and cold water. Rent on or me lasi- frenzy of any description, nor intoxica- It a feeling common 0 2ER the other hand those for .Mosquito-proo- f throughout. named c.Hies have lost a big tradv tion. Each defendant explained to me to the majority of us that we ;, Fran-- 1 0 Electric lights, etc. . which thev possessed in San that he was well aware of the unlaw do not get quite tho amount of Should be seen to be appreciated. Cisco previous to the fire. fulness of their assault and homicide, happiness we are entitled to. The whisky rectifiers are also heavy and that the law of the country from is good for you.. destroyed Imong the countless things Malt is a food. Hops are a tonic. Alc- losers, for the fire the bulk which they came is identical with the which tend to make us WILL E. FISHER, of the spirits and the chemicals out of law of this country. Each man seems more or oholthere is only 3 per cent in beer is a necessary aid to di- strong less miserable ill health takes 5 AUCTIONEER. which they manufactured a to be possessed of a normal mind and gestion. But You siiould insist on drink called by courtesy whisky, and of sufficient intelligence to enable him first place. Hannah More said pure beer one that's not Eastern rectifiers have come into the to carry on the work of a laborer in his that sin was generally to be at- fortified. That's field and are beginning to supply the station of life. So far as the law is tributed to biliousness. Xo doubt 5 Coast with rectified "goods." They are concerned, the homicide was committed a crippled liver with the result- FOR THE BATH also making strenuous efforts to gain with the most undeniable premedita- ing impure blood, is the cause of reimanently the trade that was once tion and neither from the standpoint of more San Francisco's. legal ethics or from any normal senti- mental gloom than any PRIMO ment does any reason occur to me why ether single thing. And who LAGER old WHOLESALE LIQUOR M'lady realizes "In the good MEN there should be any executive interfer can reckon up the fearful aggre- Summer time" that frequent ablu- FAVOR TEMPORARY CHECK ence in this matter. gate of pain, loss and fear a- - tions are necessary and that in- "Very truly yours, ooootoooooooc perfumes Mr. Fowler added that some of the rising from the many diseases dulgence in extracts and already up "CARL S. SMITH.' strong-smellin- g is local had started which are familiar to mankind; of the varieties seriously 0000c3 more offensive to the average per- to do business, but they were THE PROCEEDINGS. like a vast cloud it hangs over son perspira- handicapped by the scarcity of coop- a than the odor from Judge A, Perry presented original multitude no one can number. tion. bath, and as a erage tnd appliances and also because the For the difficulty obtaining gooa You can see these people every- preventative to the unpleasant re- - ci the of resolution, but it was abbreviated from Panama lats Can Be , where. For them scarce- 1 3 . . , . life can c w i I H water here. He said that the Hotaling to Many suns xrom oneusive uuuj uuvm. paid as high as his draft the above form. ly be said to have any Toilet Ammonia is strongly rec- establishment had spoke on resolution, "bright $2.50 per barrel for distilled water to members the but side" at all. Hence the eager- ommended. It gets to the bottom a request was made individual to it- use in its work of rectifying spirits. that ness with which they search for Cleaned Like New! of the trouble, down nature Many liquor men and opinions published. sense self, and corrects the difficulty. A wholesale be not The relief and cure. Eemedies like some of the more prosperous class ot of the meeting, however, was prac few drops in the bath is all that opinion WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION is necessary. Combined with a ju- retailers have expressed their tically unanimous" that Smith had vio to Deputy Fowler that the city author- have not attained their high po- dicious use of Colgate's or Lubin's 6 lated the confidential relations that cpens soaps, satisfactory ities were right in stopping the sale must attorney sition in the confidence of the toilet the most liquor for, say, six months, in the exist between and client. results ensue.' any in disclosing the statements of fact people by bald assertions and , present crisis, as they realize that which waste After,, the bath a light toilet or over made to him by the defendants boasting advertisements. They violet Or disorders crimes traceable to nowhere appeared in the of the water, delicate lavender, indulgence in intoxicating drinks record are obliged to win it by doing en is suggested, as the means to a de- case and which would never have been actually what is claimed them. Don't throw away a good straw hat simply be- lightful nd. These waters are would be laid at their doors. made public except through the attor for prepared with due regard to the The San Francisco Real Estate ney's own divulgence. That this remedy deserves its cause it has become soiled. pungency a Board met yesterday and adopted res- It was urged by some speakers that reputation is conceded. It is of the odor and with asking Board of Super care that will prevent the users olutions the the offense was one which could not palatable as honey and contains Bring it to us and we will put it into shape visors to adopt an ordinance fixing the be dverlooked by the Association and the and being referred to as coarse and price of liquor license in the nutritive curative prop- vulgar. The lady who adopts a retail preserve its dignity. In answer tq a erties of Pure Cod Liver Oil, practically as good as new. go city at $1000 a year, payable quarterly question why the Supreme Court had these preparations may on the $250 quarter, go combined with, the Compound deli- at the rate of a to not taken notice of the incident. It was Thus you may extend the life of your hat four street carrying with her the 1, 1906, rec Syrup of Hypophosphites, Ex- not into effect July and also said that the Supreme Court did not cate fragrance of the rose and ommending to the Mayor and Board of tracts of Malt and Wild Cherry. or five times. cause unfavorable comment. Kob-ro- n feel justified in taking up such matters Police Commissioners that no , retail of its own motion when no statute on Nothing has such a record of has them and others of differ- liquor shall be prior to ent makes and odors. license issued the .subject existed. success in Scrofula, Influenza, If it's a Panama, it may be cleaned indefinitely. July 1. The resolutions follow: The resolution having passed by Throat and Lung Troubles, and A "Whereas. Owing to the disaster of unanimous vote, the president appoint- Our special process insures an absolute re- April 18, 1906, prevailing emaciating complaints and dis- the conditions ed A, Perry, W.. L. Stanley and D. L. orders In the city of San Francisco have Withington as a committee of that tend to undermine moval of all discoloration without affecting' the "'ijHOBRON DRUG GO- - changed; and the foundations of strength and Whereas, The closing of retail liquor vigour. Its use helps to show quality of the straw an advantage you cannot get saloons in San Francisco during the OTHER BUSINESS. life's brighter side. Professor be- elsewhere. past four weeks has demonstrated The Association elected the following Eeddy, of Canada, says : "I have yond any question the splendid fact officers for the ensuing year: WV L. much pleasure in stating nrr vice-preside- nt; that I that the good order and freedom of the Stanley, president; S. M. Ballou, have city from any crime has been almost R. B. Anderson, secretary; used it in cases of debility n entirely due to such closing of sa- W. L. Whitney, treasurer. W. C. and found it to be a very valu- oana uoiei loons; and Parke as appointed auditor by the able remedy as well as pleasing Whereas, Many people who, prior to chair. A. G. M. Robertson, the presi- to take." You cannot bedisap-jpointe- d the 18th of April, 1906, were engaged dent for two years past, declined in it. Sold by chemists. i in the retail liquor business, have Summer Rates: sought other employment and are en- S. B. Kingsbury was elected a mem- gaged in other business; and ber. The application of Harry T. Mills M. Mclnerny, Ltd. REAL ESTATE DEALERS was tabled. On and after May 1 the Moana Hotel S. M. Ballou reported for the com ADVOCATE HIGH LICENSE on Supreme a THE FUNDAMENTAL LAW Cor. Merchant and Fort Sts. at Waikiki will offer special rates for mittee Court rules that OF HAWAII CONTAINS: season, up to November L Whereas, The municipal departments fairly satisfactory code, though not al the summer of this city will require for some time together such as the committee asked. iThe Moana Hotel Is located on the to come large sums of money which had been promulgated by that tribunal. IHiirva tJtrTitfni rnrvp of Waikiki Beach. must be raised ' from the available The report was adopted. xrJtVi - sources of revenue upon which A. G. M. Robertson reported for the It tha Viathtns- facilities, added the 1. Kame- - 1 on legislation The first Constitution of 1 to cuisine, service and citv is dependent, nanielv, taxation and committee that it had pre- the excellent licenses; and communicated with Delegate Kuhio, bamena III, 1840, including the Hcool rooms, single and en suite, make Whereas, It has been shown in the urging the passage of the bill authoriz- viously issued Bill of Rights. y4h0 Moana Hotel a delightful summer past that fully 30 per cent and more ing the Federal Judge to appoint a sub- 2. The first laws of Hawaii, enacted SALMON under (1833-1842- ), ySnmp The "Moana is a. modern, thor-- of the energy and time of the Police stitute in cases where he was Kamenamena III. spent in making published together in 1842. ate Department has been I up-to-d- Its superb - ougnly hotel and j 3. The law creating and principles to arrests of what is termed on the prison A. Perry, for' the library committee, J location makes it doubly attractive registers as "drunk"; and reported a failure to induce the Su- guiding the Land Commission. townsfolk. Whereas, A large percentage of the preme Court Justices to accept any of 4. The second Constitution of Some of finest we have ever offered came to us on the III, 1852. the other misdemeanors and crimes are di- the plans submitted whereby the law in- would, accessible night to 5. The Constitution of Kamehameha - JJ rectly traceable to the influence of library be at Alameda. If you would care for something- better than usual toxicating drink; and members of the Association. They went V, 1864 tion J. H. Hertsche, Whereas, The San Francisco Real no further than to concede the use of 5. The O-stitu- of Kalakaua, for breakfast tomorrow morning try some of this. MANAGER. Board believes the expense the clerk's duplicate key to the library 1887. Estate that 7. The Inci- of maintaining the San Francisco po- on special occasions. The committee Proclamation and orders Fresh bologna sausage every day. force should be largely or almost recommended asking the Legislature dent to the establishment of the Prlvo-aion- al lice Government, 1893. OGGideniQi enauges Huods. contributed by the revenue for an appropriation for a night libra Restourofl! entirely 8. The Repub'J; derived from the retail liquor li- rian. and the Association gave it per Constitution of the mission to prefer such a request to the it Hawaii, 1894. Everything new, First-clas- s cooks; censes; and 9. treaty tc Whereas. The San Francisco Real Legislature. The annexing Hawaii ourteous waiters. L. reported having ob the United States. 187. BEST MEAL TO BE HAD IN TOWN. Estate Board believe, that upon the C Clemons MEAT CO. from city of a large tained the consent of the Chief Justice 10. The Resolution of the Hawallax METROPOLITAN Open from 5 a. m. to 8 p. m. Privatt withdrawal the Senate ratifying treaty. number of United States troops and to placing the reports of mainland bar the annexation Telephone, Main 45. fining Room for Ladies. in law library. 1897. 7320 LEOXG HOY. Proprietor. National Guard now on duty and the associations the consequent necessity for the employ Thoe present at the meeting were 11. The Joint Resolution of Congres 12 mnexing 1893. ment of the entire avauaoie ponce A. G. M. Robertson. C. L. Clemons. Hawaii. duty in protecting A. Perry. L. A. Thurston. It. Alul- - 12. The documents and procedure JOHN KEILL, Engineer, force for patrol r y .-- sovereign-f- property and maintaining peace ami dleditch. S. M. Bal'.ou. A. Kinney, to the transf of the Cooks, Garden Boys, Pealer In and Geo. A. Davis. H. E. Highton. T . . and possession of Hawaii to the Waiters, order in the community: ar-- Ke-- Thayor. B. L. W. T. Rawlins, United States. 1S98: the executive aH kinds of laborers arc waiting for jobs KEW SECOND-HAN- D MA The San r rancisco Marx. and AND Whereas. C. R. rders of President relating CHINERY. Estate Board believes that in order to W. L. Stanley. A. W. Carter. We will promptly attend to all orders. - Avon H. Crook. L. J- - :o the government of Hawaii. Issued r, i a it XT! tul properly accomplish thi that the pres- Hemenwav. F. K. Thompson. luring the transition period betweer - KEEPERS ASSOCIATION ent police torce snouia ic Warren. W. C Parke. TAPANESE NEW HOTEL GASOLINE ENGINES A SPECIALTY T. M. Harrison and D. L. Withington. the date of annexation ind the paa LABOR OFFICE S. be it therefore 1S98-190- 0. f 1X5 Street. Tel. o ap:e of the Organic Act. j Merchant Resolved, That the an r mm-isc- - 13. The Act of Congress organizlni Pauahi - - - - Phone Main 744. an-- i m- The S. Miowera arrived off port Xuuanu Street near neal Estate Board recommends Hawaii Into a Territory. 100. ft NEW SHIRT WAIST HATS .inrsos th nassaue by the i.oard ot about 10 o'clock last night coming from AT Supervisors of the city and county ot Pydney. via Brisbane. Suva and Fan- For sale by ot an ormuam-- r iu..m ning Island. The vessel will enter port San Francisco up fRE HAWAIIAN ZlAZE'iTE CO.. incr for the payment of a retail nquor early this morning and tie at the of .$in00 per annum, payable Bishop wharf. No passengers can be Ltd, license - prtce 15.00. rrepald- - i"v per quar- as all her accommoda- potajre Ad nr nt thfi Tate of $250 taken from here Read r o.ixr the veitisw J 3JILLINERY PARLORS. uuai effect were booked at the colonial ports. Ronolulu. T. H 11 ,;,! ordinance to co- into tions BUILDING. FOKT SlK-s- A it THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY 31, 1906. i i' THE PACIFIC. . papers have to muck-rak- e, in TegisJative times. If they did not, small states- i: men might carry away state frouses a brick at a time if they found them- i , i selves unable to carry two bricks. i COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER Whether the members of the California legislature will rise out of calamity ! superior to their former character and the manner of their election, whether Crockery Break: WALTER O. SMITH : : s : : EDITOR. the great misfortune that has come upon the state will sober the thoughtless ones to obedience to the will of the thoughtful, are questions whose answers are within the womb of the future: It is to be hoped and even to Le believed : : : : THURSDAY : : : MAY 31 that the answers to them will be of legislators. all to the credit the At Has events, the members of both Houses gave ample pledges of good conduct be it ever occured to you that some kinds of fore the Governor issued his call for the extra session. , crockery breaks quicker than 1 PAY OF TEACHERS. a the other kind? It does pay for It is pleasing to know that a concerted movement is afoot to have the true. But we have the better sort, the kind that i of teachers in the public schools 'restore'! to the former figure and it may be, It is a new version of the trite old storv about the power of light in dark looks well .... i and wears well. Restora- as the Acting Governor suggests, to have even more than that done. places, that English use of the searchiigfitT tbtfrightea the Zulus out of their If you have time to look into .J. the is enough to strive for, for the present. The pay of the teach m-- r r rm nil d'.mr''.ci '. f assortment of tion, however, cheap, and some that is ers should never have been reduced, in the first instance but, the reduction more expensive, that vou will find in our thing is to remedy the injustice as speedily fancy goods department you tempt-edt- Laving been made, the next best HAWAIIANS ASK raav be o . buy . You as may be. will be just as welcome if "you merely It has been said, in circles where the subject is discussed with most ani TO KEEP MR. FITZ come in to admire and compare prices. mation just now, that there is a doubt as to the best method of procedure to 11 secure from the political parties the pledges which all should be compelled to Ems make in their platforms. The first and most essential thing is an organized Eighty members of the Hawaiian con- - movement bv the teachers themselves and at once. Whatever is done must p'"""" ..SncU u.iVwi.iS "c , be done before the party primaries are held, because it is the delegates to the petition to Bishop Restarick: of the latest dates conventions who frame the platforms. "To the Right Rev. Henry Bond . Res and Photographic The Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd. Following organization, there are several ways of going to work, an one tarick, Bishop of Honolulu. every ! of i"Yye, th'e on of Material Corner Fort and Merchant or all of which can be tried. In the first place," there are the Territorial undersigned, behalf description. streets. . congregation committees, whose chairmen are easily approachable and who would no douW theHawaiiah of St. An respectfully submit, be very glad to facilitate the movement for restoration by calling their com drew's Cathedral, J - cum-mitte- e that mittees togemer anu pieuging me panics 111 me- required avv. iuctc chairmen are shrewd politicians and appreciate the force of having the "Whereas, The Rev. F. Fitz has Developing and Printing of being first to them. faithfully ministered to the Hawaiian teachers with them and the have people of this missionary district for ways of going to precinct clubs pledge?,. Then, there are the other the forr many years, during which time he has who want to be delegates. The candidates come last and they and to the men y unremitting eare and sympathy won platforni9,! in any event, That Jscwhy need for organ a specialty, i must, follow party the the confidence and love of this con- - and Is Recommend- izdtion is' immediate. The teaMiers must have their plank drawn "and accepted J an(j satisfactory work Pabst gregatjon ed To F. Fitz re- - guaranteed. been urged most of the tec-Ler- s are women, their power It' has that,"as h,g , work among us, a long i v cs. Produce Sleep, Con- in pontics is oil ims urgeine i muue uy some i . "t; iMctins uicm-- Give us a trial ! flaIt Extract quer And they never made a greater mistake in their lives. The power of women Dyspepala, I th in politics Las never been really exercised in Hawaii, it is true, but where to us m our proper tongue. Strengthen The "Best" Tonic Weak, Build Up been exercised, intelligently, and tactfully, it is a power of almost in- - I "Therefore, We the undersigned, ex- - the it Las MANUFACTURED BY Convalescent, finite possibilities. Almost every woman, if she sets her mind to .it, can pressing the desne-o- f the Hawaiian Help .," congregation of St. Andrew's Cathe- - Recovery from Sick- vote of at least one man and many women can control the votes PABST BREWING CO. tontrol the dral dQ respectfully pray your father- - ness, Build Up and o- ; ;, . , 5 - inore, , ; s us fol- - j hy consideration to grant the ollister Drug Milwaukee, Wis. Feed the Nerves, As- The main thing, however, at this juncture, is to organize. Methods of j lowing request Rev. F. Fitz be allowed to For Sale by C. sist Nursing Moth- procedure can bo discussed later but not much later, if they are t'o be 'That the W. PEACOCK & CO., LTD. ers, Help sever his connection with the COMPANY Women. effective. ppeaking congregation of St. Andrew's Cathedral, and also with school work, and in future devote the whole of his THE PIONEER PHOTOGRAPHIC It is a pretty weak sort of an earthquake that does not shake down good labors to the welfare of the Hawaiian DEALERS, FORT STREET, for somebody, wherefore it will be observed-tha- t Mr. .Hearst plucked his eus congregation, who shall from this time NEAR HOTEL. toroary amount of advertising out of the San Francisco disaster, posing in the be responsible for his stipend. of fire of calamity as the only real and genuine agency for the relief "And we hereby express our sincere midst the ap- was while San gone wish that the Bishop will in future of the distressed. Whether it worth for Francisco to have pear frequently in our midst, and as- through so much to have found out so little is debatable. sure him of our submission to his fath- Carriage Repairs erly direction." Illuminate J, The Czar being in doubt as to how he will meet the parliamentary crisis, NOTICE. Our Carriage Repair Department the opposition will play trumps. on Queen street attends to all kinds of repairs and painting'. Buggies, HONOLULU HOME fc those NEED OF MORE STEAMERS. FOR INCURABLES. "Wagons and Drays built to order. ' It looks as though the Canadian-Australia- n Steamship Company would A special meeting of the members of corporation, the purpose of have advisability On Ca'nadian-Australia- n this for Schnmaa Cairisge Company .eonsider the another boat the' considering a change of name of said line, and have four instead of three regular steamers. By having four corporation, to that of "THE LEAHI LIMITED. boats "a three-wee- k service could be easily maintained. After, one more round-tri- p rfOMS," and adopting same if ap REPAIR DEPT., the ;company proposes withdrawing the Maheno, according to advices re- proved, 'will be held at the office of Queen St., between Fort and Alakea DAM C & Co., Ltd., ceived (from headquarters. Would it not be a better plan to add her to the Messrs. Theo. H. Davies on ; Thursday, the 3ist day or .aiay, line, and, thus make the fourth regular boat? 15.06, at 1:30 o'clock p. m. ' During the past few years this line has been growing constantly in favor ! T. CLIVE DA VIES, with Hhe Hoflolulans, until during the past six months it has been almost im-possi- Secretary Honolulu Home for Incura to secure any kind of accommodation to the Coast.. On the last trip bles. 742S " with up, the Maheno was full before she reached this port: and now comes word electric light that fchere is no more room on the Miowera due here today. There has been a NCW" lieavy increase in the summer travel between this port and Canada ; and now

is-bo- since the San Francisco, disaster, the- increase, und to be ieven greater than, ever. LEven a three-wee- k service during summer Remnants the months, say from April B ? - to October, would be of a great benefit to this community as well as to the Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. steamship company financially. j Kt-- : Telephone Main 390. m .' Be Of course there will be some discussion as to the tearing down of . Ho- mnants! nolulu;' Hale, but nobody will dispute the fact that a park at that particular point on Merchant street will be a good thing; ' Remnants I Pins FOR MEN'S BIRTHDAY PRES- m fT" I- A vote of of confidence Douma slides off a s3 Q) - i want by the the back of Czar's 0sc3 ' minister like rain from a mud-he- n. ENTS. WHAT TO GIVE A MAN IS Our Belts Susenders Trunks Gloves Semi-Annu- 1 al OFTEN A PERPLEXING QUE- CARTER COMES HOME- - Sandg Neck" Hanck'fs and Under-- STIONLET US HELP YOU. WE On.' the steamer Manchuria, to reach this port from Coast Gov- the today, CAN SHOW YOU A BRAND NEW Summer wear Duck Valises wear, ernor Cartar is due to come home again. Tomorrow, present prospects do if REMNANT SALE LINE OF MEN'S GOODS OF THE not miscarry, the Governor will move in Governor will move ont of Stock Hats Pants Shirts Etc. and Jack LATEST STYLES. the Robins-eg- g Blue chamber. The Governor will find on the whole; that, guaranteed Acting Governor has done well. The ship of state Of All goods sold by us the has weathered several to be Solid Gold we carry no plated WORLD'S NEWS DAILY. READ THE ADVERTISER small storms, very successfully, and matters have been kept well in hand. jewelry. There have been no factional disturbance of moment, the land policy has made mm substantial advances against some small discouragements, and the general con- cerns of the community are in very good shape. In other words, the Acting Governor, a clever and. adroit man, has held down the lid in such fashion kso it us F. 1 A DAINTY DRESS PUMP that all; the things on the inside have been kept inside and the butsides have i. 61 been unable to form disturbing chemical compounds with escaping creators of LTD. disturbance. Governor Atkinson has done thingSy but wisely. - ill $4.50 Governor Carter, it is to be hoped, comes back restored to complete health LEADING JEWELERS. The new style shoes, to win and strong enough to do things himself. He does do them, when he is strong approval, must be hardly dis- enough, t Monday, June 406 tinguishable from the "slipper" of yesterday, so low are they cut and of The Marblehead, if it went to 'sea at all, may have been in chase of those Store opens at 8 o'clock. such dainty texture. They show Guatemala filibusters, some hundreds of. whom are said to hail from San embroidered stock- ings to TVaneisco. - . the best advantage. V Made of the finest Ideal kid with full Louis heel and flexible Maiybe Carl Smith of Hilo will begin to wish now that he had nL been turn sole. quite such a complete letter-write- r.

y THE CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE. SOUVENIR Manufacturers' Shoe Company, Ltd, The coming extra session of the California legislature, called to meet on VISITING 1051 Fort St. Honolulu. T. H June 2d, will be one of the most important sessions ever held by an American WEDDING c DANCE law-makin- g. body. A great crisis, involving the need for changes in many laws, DINNER lias arisen in California from the earthquake of April 18th, and the destruc- GUEST tive fires that followed. Thousands of public documents and records have PLAYING x By 1 Every been swept out of existence, along with private documents whose loss is TALLY-- Steamer ulculated to give to "BRIDGE, s Getting the Proof. from the Orient. rise endless disputes and most acrimonious litigation, if PEDRO and "500" I wise prpvisiqn.be not made - FULL for their replacement in some way. . . Also LINE OF JAPANESE AND ORIENTAL GOODS. : Ail the printing we do Is a The people of California and of San .Francisco have met disaster very FINE STATIONERY, At KING STREET. liravely, showing for each other a kindly consideration that makes men proud Thos. G. proof of our ability. We watch NO. 30. of their humanity, but remains j Thrum's I K. it to be seen whether the legislators, elected 1063 Fort Street. the very important little things ISSHIMH. ' prior fi the calamity and in the traditional and generally not ereditable way, which put such excellence into will be animated by the same spirit that has marked the conduct of the dis- -' finished wort. We " the know 0C0C0 aster sufferers. j printing and do it to your sat The California legislature is the same body that met in Sacramento last isfadion. We like to jive esti- winter-a- n average California legislature, not particularly creditable to itself' Old Belvede nor to the state mates, prepare dummies and that it made laws for. All of its members did not land in BUILDER AND REAL ESTATE AGENT. jail, although some of them did and more of them deserved to. The legis- BELVEDERE, CAL. tell you whatever we can about lature spewed out four boodlers, after their euilt was established. There was. the printing you want done. Announces that he is prepared to however, plenty of graft that was not traced home to 3 Miles From San Francisco, furnish homes complete. Includ- the grafters and other ing the lot and latest modern Improved Iwwdlers consequently whose - cottages for $1000 and up. sins did not "find them out, and who will presum- j Tiburon Ferry, HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO., r Lota for sale at $350 each on easy terms-- ; ably participate in the extra session. , . .... j Now the Five-roo- m cottage, good plumbing, ine aiuornia papers were full of all this during the session, as thev HAWAIIAN HF AnOHAPTFDC LTD. for $700. generally are, muck-rakin- g to little or great purpose but muek-rakin- g stead-- I King " Street, ily and consistently because " ' PHONE OK of the duty that they owed to the people. News - T W S ADDRESS WHITE 951. ..N ALLEN, Manager. Between Fort and BetheL' PXX0000X THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL! ADVERTISER. . HONOLULU, MAY 31, 19c5. FOR WEAK MEN Bf BOEF KAUAI JAPANESE APPEAL TO THE HOME GOVERNMENT Not Hi. MAY COME irefess Want the Flow of Asiatic Labor Into Hawaii 'out to Continue, Lest Other Laborers Should busy is more c f:on than not San Francisco's Boss the state of the man who uKs and Get the Upper Hand. leaves his affairs in a hpeltss Proposes to Visit A trust company looks after the a.T.iiis I m of the world's workers wtien alive and death. Honolulu. The after Many there Kauai Shuho has the following: There's No Chance of Hissing III' be' iMiwrsr'j in the procedure of As business other than that of their a result of the meeting of the 'Kepresentative Men s Association of the daily If your manly strength Fran- Satisfaction is a certaintv avocation, and the interests has been Abe liuef, "Boss" of San Ko-lo- u, when the island of Kauai, Territory of Hawaii, held at the Koloa Japanese School, of these the trust company .i iiit-d-i uere. watches wasted by the dissipations of youth or cisco and manager for Mayor Schmitz, Kauai, T. II., in which were present forty-nin- e representatives of Japa- tvur roast over, nurtures the beet is lender, and protects. - may Honolulu in six juicy ami when - of maturity, overwork, wnrrv nr- cr.v visit about nese residents of the said island, we have subscribed to this , petition, which ' 7 properly cooked hi ness, I can promise if von will are months. This is a promise he is said we have the honor to present to the inspection of your Excellency, Minister will please the my palate and whet the belt that you will regain the vigor to have made J. F. Morgan during one for foreign Affairs. In view of the unsettled condition of Japanese laborers appetite. ana pleasure of perfect strength. nave of their conferences on the relief situ- on this island which no - uu someriung extra number less than 6000, as in others of this group, en- - Hawaiian irnoi p tm in rv n iiim 41 linn n m ation in the burned city. very the way of turkeys and MPiii fl Kl NX 0 ULIT uanyering Japanese interest from the foundation, we are constrained to uroners. . II! tlLUIIU ii lit II H The six months' limit is made so that . IU 1' " IlllliniJV III! IS fabillI memorialize your Excellency seeking a relief at your hand from the impending Co., Ltd. f matters will be in running order again ('.anser. Cures weakness in Men and "Women. and city affairs shaped up to permit C 0 Yfe HiP & Co. Weak Backs, Rheumatism, Stomach, The island of Kauai ranks, in size next to that of Oahu, in the group of Port Street. Kidney and Liver Troubles, Constipa- the "Boss" to leave town. It is said the Sandwich Islands. It has nine large sugar plantations. There was a time Telephone Main 251. Honolulu. ex-May- or prom tion and all Nervous Diseases. that Phclan and other when the number of Japanese laborers in these plantations aggregated 7000, FREE BOOK you in- I N If can't call, - inent San Franciscans may be in the when the religious educational and social institutions founded bv THE close this ad and I will mail, sealed them were my 80- - making healthy growth, and the foundation of their commercial, agricultural and free, beautiful illustrated one page book, which tells They will undoubtedly travel in and other profitable enterprises Was being strengthened day by day. Never all. Address guests m. g. of the Pacific Mail liners as the for a moment have we forgotten that we are the subjects of the Emperor, and, Hawaiian Employment Bishop dr. Mclaughlin, of 206 Harriman. in all national calamities, we have done our duty with heart, and money anil MARKET ST., Above Ellis, O-f-ffCQSf- t. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. blood. And it has never for a moment escaped our mind to preserve untarnish- THE KOA VENTURE ed the glory of the Emperor and of our being his loyal and faithful subjects. Plantation laborers supplied; male Trust Co. We respectfully venture to believe that we are entitled to the protection of the and female .help; waiters, general Japanese government. housework, yard men furnished. P. O. Box 690. Mafn office 449. Kins street. Limited MUSIC AT THE AT THE VOLCANO We beg respectfully to submit that the demand for labor has remarkably Palama. Tel. White 1351. increased in the States during the last year,-- and its effect has been severely felt in Hawaii. Labor has been taken away from here, until now there remains in this island only two-third- s of the former number. All plantations are cry- The papers cf the company organ ing for more labor. But the situation is such while number of ized for the purpose of getting out koa that the those Transact a general trust and departing is increasing, thtf number of arrivals has decreased. The supply of timber in the islands and marketing security business. government labor falls far short of the demand. Should the present condition be continued Who? it will be filed with the Manage Estates, real per z company cap- longer the plantations would be compelled to seek their labor from some other and o o today. The will have a source Japan. Should come to pass, Japanese up i sonal. italization of fifty thousand dollars, than this the interests, built Stanley Stephenson. years of labor, will snatched away by people, fal- with the usual privileges as to increas- by hard be other and those Act as Executor, Guardia. As lowing independent pursuits- will be heaviest losers thereby, for will ? SUNDAY, ing it. the they What signee or Trustee. to some The first forest to be operated upon have to face the distressing necessity seek other occupations. The petitioners, residing in this far away island, detached from the father- The Painter. Safe Deposit Boxes for 2 is the one back of the Volcano House, Ret. FROM to 5 P. M. land by thousands of miles of ocean and having no means of knowing the lease to the company being grant the real Why? ed by the Bishop Estate trustees for situation at home, are informed, whether rightly or wrongly, that the emigra- the term of fifteen years. It is. under tion companies, in their sordid attempt to profit themselves alone and utterly His company harvest unmindful of interest of the general public, and in order to bring pressure- - Work Lasts. MERCHANT DON'T MISS IT. stood that the will the 75 STREET, only logs of a certain diameter and on the planters, are attempting to induce the government to stop temporarily 3 Honolulu. they wilt De rnaini mofae w.i iie f, ration to Hawaii This information is bv no means improbable, in the s ground These have been passed 1 ' the of past history. Should intrigue be consummated, while the upon by L. A. Andrews, on behalf of light their the s WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. tne estate, the first time, and later on damage to the plantations will be direct and great, the indirect damages which behalf of the incorporators of a com- the Japanese community here( will suffer thereby will be infinitely greater anl s Wm. O. Irwin.. President and Manutr Books pany was contemplated a year D. Spreckela.. Vice-PrBi4- nl Standard that more permanent. To recount another and more reprehensible sin of the emi. i John First W. M. Vlce-Preall- at SOLD ON EAST PAYMENTS AT ago. money, by emigrants by Giffard.. Second He reported upon his observations gration companies, the greater part of the earned the g H. M. Whitney Treaamrcr view- in acane-fiel- d and sent to enable their C. LYOH CO., LTD. from two distinctly different the sweat of their brow the tropical Richard Ivera Secretary II. points, with the result that the com- wives or children to join them in Hawaii are destined to flow into the emi- n E. L Soaldinsr Audita Cor. Fort and Hotel Sts.; Upstairs. pany was willing to let the forest and gration companies" poe&ets on one pretext or another, because they, the emi- s SUGAR FACTORS AND were willing to place the incorporators compelled to ask of companies in coming here. commission the capital upon his recommendations. grants, are the 'assistance" the Aarsrrs. According to terms of the lease the Wherever we go, there the emigration comxanies follow us, and we are the AGENTS FOR the 5 Use estate is to be paid a stipulated price loosers thereby. j Oceanic Steamship Co., San FraJto for all lumber taken from the land We respectfully beg you, sir, that the emigration policy of the Empire Cisco, CaL Novelty Mills Western Sugar Refining- Co., during the life of the lease, the rate unnecessary be removed therefrom, being an advantageous one to the com- be put on a rational basis, and restrictions Francisco, Cal. 71 EXCELLENT FLOOR pany. O. T. Shipman holds a five-ye- ar and the door of emigration be made free and wide open;, and, particularly, For sale, rare Callediums. Baldwin Locomotive Works, FhUa lease to the property, but he has we beseech your Excellency to give is relief in this present predicament and delphia, Pa. r 1 Newall Universal Mill Co.. Manw CALIFORNIA FEED CO., Agantl anuiesced in the plan and benefits to assist us to safeguard the growing interest of the Japanese residents of this AT the 'extent of having the lands for the facturers of National Cane Shrf tr i additional period and in other ways. little island. New York. N. Y. I He is, besides, a holder of some of the Representing 5000 Japanese subjects on this island, we humbly present this Mrs. E. M.Taylor Pacific Oil Transportation Co., 0a . company. George Ly-curg- us all to your Excellency's best judgment. Francisco, Cal. i Pure Soda Water shares in the petition to your Excellency, leaving it JfOTJNa BUILDING. You can't get better Soda "Water is a large stockholder. The than that bearing the FOUNTAIN stock is largely over-subscrib- and brand, for the simple reason tkat there is no promotion stock. OM E REMARKS FERNANDEZ ON A Fire Insurance there Isn't any better made. The enterprise was first taken up by Harrison A. Richley, a Hilo contractor, and to Fountain Soda Works. organization of the ii! leili THE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO-- him is due the Sheridan Street, near King. company, which is financed by the POLICE STOBY has removed from Beret an la .Street LIMITED. 270. THE COMMUNITY o KAPIOLANI BUILDING, Alakea Phone Main Henry Waterhouse Trust . Co. Mr. Shingle has been active in completing Street. year ago General Agent for Hawaii. the plan of organization. A J. H. TOWXSEXD. Secy. Atlaa Assurance Company of Lonaom. Mr. Richley paid a visit to the leading TTditnr Advertiser: I have heard City,-- May 29, 1906. Lamm S 5 Grand Pearl Phoenix Assurance Company of manufacturers in Grand Rapids and upon Acting please don. received a great deal of encourage quite a few comments the Editor Advertiser: You .will rinvernor's memorial address in the note, referring to an advertised QUALITY, STYLE AND FIT New York Underwriters' Agency. i ? ment. There is no doubt this species article IN OUR Providence Washington, Insurance Com f i BOXING CARNIVAL of American mahogany will be largely church Sunday night, and although I in your paper of the 29th inst. of one pany. i used there in the manufacture of desks was a little disappointed that the dear, T. Ueoka of Aiea, for the habitual vio- $25.00 SUITS Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Bulldlns. AT The builders of and house furniture. old veterans (whom I can not look at lation of the law, by furnishing intox- i palace cars also took up the matter George A. Martin HAWAII SHINPO SHA. J Ornlieum Theater with Mr. Richley and will use the wood together without feeling a wave of love icating liquor to persons on Sundays. Arlington Block, Hotel Street. ! pride, know ing that they by their Furthermore, complaints have THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT NEXT SATURDAY EVENING, in their manufacture. and that OPEN ON SATURDAYS TILL ing office. The publisher of Hawaii Mr. Shingle and Mr. Richley will conduct helped been made to me. P. M. ! JUNE 2. 1906. suffering and brave Shinpo, the only dally Japanese papa i probably go to Hawaii next week and (each one to uphold the glorious flag I received no complaints none published In the Territory of arrange for the installation of ma- and Hawaii. ! chinery. of freedom which represents Christian whatever have been laid before me. To O. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor. 1 SULLIVAN San Francisco Printing Office DICK of America); although they were not my knowledge T. LTeoka has been once EAGLE CLEANING AND Editorial and lIt 'i vsl DYEING WORKS. Smith St.. above King. Phone Main 41. t JOE SILVA, Punchbowl Demon. ECONOMY IN THE END. more noticed and a few reminiscences arrested for the selling of intoxicating 1 upon Civil liquor so Fifteen Rounds at Catch Weights. A few doses of Chamberlain's Cough related with comments the without a license, and for Fort Street, opposite Star Block. WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. Remedy will cure your cold and per-- War, still, as I listened, I thought that doing paid a fine of one hundred CADIFf AND GENTS CLOTHING BILL HUIHUI of Honolulu haps save a doctor's bill later on. It speech in every essential most fitting dollars. CLEANED AT LOWEST AGENTS FOR THE vs. . always cures and cares quickly. For conditions existing here and one Such residents of Aiea making such PRICES. Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool SAILOR MORCH of San Francisco. sale by Benson,' Smith & Co., Agents. Phone White JSM. f of the bravest ani noblest that I have complaints will please prove as to the England. I Ten Rounds at 140 Pounds. for Hawaii Alliance Assurance Co., of Lon&M ever heard in this small, mean-spirite- a. time making such complaints to me. England. AH SAM VS. YOUNG BARRY. OF fcul Ulu UJ"m,u"u-'- Complaints of the violation of the Scottish Union & National Insurant ii 125 Pounds. IX THE CIRCUIT COURT THE ' Four Rounds at CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF Is it right that a person wno gies laws of this Territory in my jurisdic Buy Co., of Edinburgh, Scotland. FIRST a Pianola Association of Philadelphia. HAWAII. AT CHAMBERS LX an honest opinion with a view to im- tion, laid and made to me shall be look- You can buy this, the greatest of Fire . Stage Seats, $2.50; Or- - Alliance Insurance Corporation U& TICKETS PROBATE. conditions here, or who puts up ed into and, furthermore, such all musical instruments, on the easy chestra. $1.50; Dress Circle,' $1.00; Gal- - proving that Wilhelma of Magdeburg Genen X" IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE as candidate for an office, with an violation will be proseeuted. payment plan if you choose. Con surance Co. lery. 50c. BARBOZA, sult J Box office opens for the sale of seats OF JOSE DA SILVA desire to do his duty in the Hoping a space in your paper be re ORDER OF NOTICE honest on Thursday, May 31, at Orpheum DECEASED. subject to gross in- - served for am, respect- EERG STROM MUSIC CO., LTD., C. & CO., OF HEARING PETITION FOR same, should be this article, I BREWER LTD. I Theater. . Odd Fellows' Bldg. ADMINISTRATION. suits by a clique who have not at fully yours, Sugar Factors and Commissioa On reading and filing the petition of heart the wish to bring about the right JOHN FERNANDEZ, Merchants. Joaquina Silva of Honolulu, t,f for these Deputy Sheriff, Ewa. Bishop Hall, Maria da jn(j Americanization LIST OF OFFICERS. Oahu, alleging that Jose da Sllva Bar beautifui islands? Would it not be died TRY OUR C. M. Cooke, President; Georga M bcza of said Honolulu intestate parasites, Robertson, Manager; E. F. at said Honolulu on the 2ith day of iu c LEFT BABY AND Blsaav gossip-lovin- g people to Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. Friday, June 1st. April. A. D. 1905, leaving property in slanderers and Our Celebrated Bromo Pop, Pcae Uit. wheel and Bishops farlane. Auditor; P. C. Jone, C. M. the Hawaiian Islands necessary to be put their shoulders to the FAILED TO RETURN Bounce, Tonic, Klcn&lka Flu, Cooke, J. R. Gait, Directors. administered upon, and praying that gjVe pome of their leisure time to the tad many others. ARCTIC SODA WORK", Letters of Administration issue to her, of upHftins anci influencing a A Honolulu whi.-I- i rela- (IT Millar St.. Honolulu. H. T. All Tourists Get Their community who family has ""if TordTred Tuesday, the 19th large Portion of this in San LADIES HINSTRELS that in tives Francisco who suffered JAPANESE KIMONOS day of June, A. D. 1906, at 10 o'clock a.m., seem to find their chief amusement with the rest in the destruction of GEMS, GOLD AND SILVER - appointed for hearing small discrepancies of and such goods at BY bo and hereby is deriding the their homes and about everything they GIVEN said petition in the court room of this neighbors, so that, by eompari- - JEWELRY. FUKURODA'S. building in said tnlr owned, have received a letter in which UP-TO-DA- STYLES. Judiciary may appear better 28-2- court at the son t5iej. a little 2 HOTEL STREET. Honolulu, at which time and place all lnan the person maligned and support a strange incident is narrated. Heady-mad- e or by special order. Knnalu Rowing Club persons concerned may appear and Without criticism those brave people A husband and wife were standing Prices reasonable. Call on us. show cause, if any they have, w hy said w;lom ood has chosen to represent the on a corner watching the fiaines creep NOTICE. should not be granted, and iHWninking enforcing of this petition and up on their home, when a young wo- STJ3ST O FOR. THE BENEFIT OF THE CLUB. that notice of this order be published in Territory? No. 120S Maunakea 5t. P. O. Box HI. ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING Tne English language once a week for jt js most reprehensible to use. the man raced up the street. She carried help or advice, is Invited to communi- 75c. TICKETS, three successive weeks in the Pacific money of mainlanders non-reside- a baby in her arms. At the corner she cate, either in person or by letter, with labor-Honolul- u. Ensign Anderson, of Commercial Advertiser newspaper in ;r, the production of sugar, the stopped- and going up to the lady there L. matron th wages for which is mostly sent out The Cobweb Cafe Salvation Army Woman's Industrial ers' asked her to hold the baby while she Home. No. 16S0 Kingr street. Dated at Honolulu. May 16. 1906. of the country. How can these islands QUEEN AND ALAKEA STS. Sold to ladies only to be had from W. J. ROBINSON. ever grow and flourish without the returned to get some of her things. Krrembers .irni at the door. Third Judge of the Circuit Court of the backbone of the laborers wage, as The young woman never returned and SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. Let each $1.00 Fun from stari to finish. First Circuit. in California, for instince? the lady still has the baby, which is THE FINEST MEALS, FOR AND UP, Attest: or,,? siriw- - to uphold anything and about sir tvofV nil. Kimonos Pajamaa, Performance begins at 8 o'clock we see or WINES, LIOUORS. ETC. Also and ja. THOMPSON. everything of good that AT sharp. Clerk of the Circuit Court of the First know of. and so help to bring about a TO BE HAD IN THE CITY 1 Christian and American community. READ THE ADVERTISER YAMATOYA Circuit " Street, one FauarhL I EEAD THE ADVEETISEB Antonio Perry, attorney for petl- - Yours respectfully. Vmurra door above J-- WORLD'S NEWS DAILY. CAMARA COMPANY P. O. S22. f. t WORLD'S NEWS DAILY. tioner. 7417 May 17. 24, 31; June 7. MYERS. I Prcos. Bx THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL; ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY 31, igc6.

- California r5 I --nf- V' vJSr if Rose Creamery "I had a very severe lung trouble nd was so weak that I could scarcely walk about or talk. All my friends Butter believed I could never get welL I then began to take Ayer's ChefTJ" Pectoral and immediately leit an in provement. It took only two bottles mhft V Two to work a complete cure. It certainty Pounds for saved my life." caught by propeller This is one of thousands of testi- BUSY DAY ANTICIPATED. fish was the little 65 Cents log-lin- e. Upon haul- monials to the wonderful value of This should be a lively day along the at the end of the ing it in we found it wedged tightly Pacific .Mail liner 9 waterfront. The between the jaws of the dolphin, so It is the choicest - I morning from Manchuria is due this tightly that the fish could not shake it GEORGE W. DAVREN. Butter i(ers San Francisco. It is understood she loose, and so he' was caught as secure- made is loaded with passengers and freight. ly as though he had swallowed it. Pectoral The O. & O. liner Coptic is also due Take it all around, it is a great log-lin- e, Chervil this afternoon from the Orient, and and very serviceable, withal." In cases of colds, coughs, and lung the Canadian-Australia- n liner Miowera Chronicle. The "Nervous" Condition. American-H- Henry May and throat troubles of all kinds. A. from the Colonies. Then the SHIPPING NOTES. The term "nervous" is a broad term used to & Go., Ltd, unrivaled standard and remedy for awaiian freighter is is Nebraskan has finished discharg- denote a diseased condition of the nerves that sixty years. In large and small bottles. steamer The Pactolus weak- TELEPHONES: ed is Beware of imitation so-call- due from Seattle. The island ing cargo at Eleele. very common. The disease a debility or "Genuine Cherry Pectoral." De sure Claudine will get in from Maui this There was very little work done on ness that affects especially the nervous system. well-defin- ed Retail. Main 22; to get "AYEIi'S Cherry Pectoral.' morning and the Mikahala will depart the waterfront yesterday. There may be no trouble, yet those Wholesale, Main 91 for 5 p. m. Manchuria May departed from who suffer with nervousness will complain of Prepared by Or. J. C. Kjtt & Co., love!!, Moss. C. 5. 4 Kauai at The The bark Edward will undoubtedly sail for the Orient Makaweli for San Francisco on many things, mental depression, inability to rest in the afternoon the Miowera May 30. well, twitching, aching limbs, and hundreds of BOLXJSTER DRUO CO., A OKIITU late and will proceed to Victoria. The Coptic The steamer Mikahala arrived from nervous disorders. Sleep is not refreshing and ! Kauai yesterday morning with 5000 is not likely to sail for San Francisco the patient wakes up tired. Although the lungs, RAILWAY & LAND CO, bags of sugar. The .nhau arrived liver kidneys sound, yet there until Friday morning. also from Makaweli with 5000 bags. heart, and are NEW BIBLES. seems to be serious disease in these vital organs, MAY CHAPTER WAIALEALE. A beautiful wreath was laid upon the vault in which lie the remains of the and sufferers with weak nerves feel that all their Assortment of Bibles and gift failing. TIME Prayer Books just unpacked. Negotiations are under way for the late H. Alexander Isenberg, the' physical powers are TABLE of steamer Waialeale by of the officers and cadets of the Ger- Nervousness is wholly the result of wear and October 6. 1904. CO charter the ship Herzogin Sophie HAWAIIAN NEWS Trading Company. How man training tear of the nexvous system, caused by irregular OUTWARD. Bldg. the American j Alex. Young ed Charlotte. long-continu- anxiety ever, details have not been completed. habits, or worry, too great For Walanae, Walalua, ana It is said there has been a shortage business responsibility, and any cause which tends Kahuku If the charter is made, the Waialeale of stevedores along the waterfront Way Stations 9:15 a. m., 3:20 p. m. will be dispatched to Nome by the end recently. There is an unusual number to diminish the vigor of the body. For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way Stations 17:30 a. m., 9:15 a. m., 11:05 of the month, carrying general cargo. of vessels in port at present discharg- The beautiful delicacy of the nervous system cargoes loading sugar, requir- can be appreciated when it is considered that the a. m., 2:15 p. m., 3:20 p. ni., 5:15 p. m., is understood that the steamer will ing and p. It ing a large force of men. nerve fibres do not exceed t9:30 m., fll:15 p. m. then be kept in the North, trading along Flags were displayed from the mast- of an inch in diameter. INWARD. the coast. head all day yesterday. The sailors Each of these nerve fibres proceeds from the Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wa- The Waialeale was brought from Ho say that the flag on Memorial Day lalua and Walanae 8:36 a. m., 5;31 peak not nerve centre with which it is connected, to the p. m. nolulu last fall by Cook & Co., and dur should be flown from the and point at which it terminates, without uniting with ing the winter was practically rebuilt at half-mas- t. Flags over buildings Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and were generally half-mas- t, while the any other. Pearl City f7:46 a. m., "8:36 a. m., in port. She was on the run be at Quick Repairs this American and Hawaiian flags over the So delicate is the structure and so intimately '10:38 a. m., 1:40 p. m., 4:31 p. dl, tween here and Vancouver, B. C, while Capitol building were flown from the j associated are its parts, that the nervous system 5:31 p. m., 7:30 p. m. Simple or complicated lenses j the regular steamer Ramona was un tops of the staffs. can be deranged easily, and diseased or weakened. Daily. duplicated quick and accurate oil-ta- ! dergoing repairs. Tacoma Ledger, May A new nk steamer, the property t Sunday Excepted. work. Prescription work a spe- Oil Company, is expected Often sufferers from nervousness do not Sunday 17. . of the Union realize that their nerves need nourishing t On!r. cialty. to conie to Honolulu in the near future. and strengthening. They The Haleiwa Limited a two-ho- ur ALAMEDA CARRIED CROWD. She a of wait and hope will have carrying capacity until the condition is of long standing be- train, leaves Honolulu every Sunday The Alameda departed at 10 o'clock about 48.000 barrels, double the capacity fore acting. Here is a case in point. at 8:22 a. m.; returning arrives in Ho- of any boat now coming to the is- nolulu 10:10 p. m. Broken Frames yesterday morning for San Francisco, Brooklyn, N. Y., Aug. 2, 1904. at The Limited lands. The vessel is to operate mainly "It affords stops only at Pearl City and Walanae. seventy-thre- e passen- - me pleasure to voice my appreciation of repaired promptly and to last. carrying cabin between Port Harford and Honolulu, 3. P. DENISON, F. C. Smith, although may Paine's Celery Compound, as I think it a Mail orders receive prompt at- gers. The vessel also carried a full she make occasional truly wonderful remedy. It cured me of Supt. O. P. & T. JL shipment of freight,, including bana- - j triDS elsewhere, nervousness and long tention. ' stomach trouble of Factory on the premises. nas, rice pineapples and coffee. Among Owing to delay in getting the cargo standing when al! other remedies failed." out or tne ireignter American, mat Geo. W. Davren, 5401 Fifth Ave. those leaving were Mr, and Mrs. , wag unaWe to Iwe yeslerday Swanzy and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. : afternoon for Kahului. Heavy ma- - Victims of nervousness those whose very life Manhattan A. N. SANFORD Mannie Phillips and family, Major chinery for Kahului was in the way hangs heavy on their hands, depressed by their OPTICIAN. Thomas Wrall, M. M. O'Shaughnessey, of freight for this port and had to be existence, or borne down by stress of overwork; Co. Adolph Wall, Mrs. Charles L. Rhodes, K,',"a furore the stevedores could get Paine's Celery Compound stands ready to build Brokerage Boston .Building, Fort Street, the freight. The 3700 tons of , at the nerves back to their healthy May & Co. Mrs. W, C. Peacock and James Lyle. sugar awaiting the vessel here is all condition to put 17 Battery Place, New York. ,n-th- h,!ds. will" an end to sleeplessness, and to drive away every LOG-LIN- E. however. The CAPTAIN WARLAND'S vessel ache and pain. j ucai t buijic inner n uajf iur rvacUiupun. BUYERS FOR THE TRADE On board the bark Amy Turner, ' Two days' treatment with Paine's Celery Com- running between here and the Ha--, pound will give proof of its marvelous powers. Arrangements have been made by cable for the opening: in Honolulu wanan Islands, is a log-lin- e that Can't Be Separated. For 17 years this famous prescription has been the most universally of an office, in which orders will be ha a peculiar history. In the opinion j used tonic in the world. It received ' has stood of Capt. Warland, who ias sailed the i thetest of time. Physicians constantly use and prescribe .it. No FOR THE PURCHASE OF ALL sea for half a century, there is no .,3me prescription has ever COMMODITIES. f Honolulu People Have Learned been formulated that equaled it in log-un- e one. curative power. otner iiKe tnis captain How We are prepared to execute all or- 1 to Get Rid of this, Warland, who is a fine type "of the old Both. Remember Paine's Celery Compound is ders by cable at buyers' limit. school mariner, could many a good the prescription of one of the most famous physi- Headquarter for Automobiles tell cians this country has story, even Vigilante days Backache and kidney ache are twin ever known, and all repu- LOCATION ROOMS with a fully equipped fireproof about the table Druggists sell and OF OFFICES: garage. here in San Franeiso, for he was here brothers. recommend it. 39, 40. 41 AND 42, ALEX. You then as a sailor boy, and saw two men can't separate them. WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., YOUNG BUILDING. VON HAMM-YOUN- G CO. And you hanged at old Fort Gunnybags, and can't get rid of the back- BURLINGTON, ache until you cure VERMONT. later sailed in the same ship that car- the kidney ache. ried two deported desperadoes away If the kidneys are we.l and Btrong, the rest of the system from these shores with orders to stay is pretty sure to be in vigorous health. away or be hanged. Capt. ON JEWELRY, ETC., ETC., AT But when Doan's Backache Kidney Warland was story a few Pills make asked for a strong, healthy kianeys. days ago he chose the tale of the log; mmmm TEE J. CARLO CO. S. Hanoland, of this city, Cus- line: is a Piilitl tom House siard. He writes: "Having CORNER UNION AND HOTELi FT. "When I was bringing Amy Tur- Ice Cream the been afflicted with an aching back for ner out around the Horn some years some time, I procured a supplv of Pam and Lunch Parlors ago," he said, "and the ship was sail- Doan's Backache Kidney Pills at'Hol-liste- r RICE & PERKINS, ing along the coast of Patagonia, a big Drug Co.'s store, and used them. Tne results were most school of porpoises played leaped satisfactory and ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHERS. and I know that the pills are a valuable in our wake. I was afraid the line or medicine ior a lame back." the little propeller at the end might be Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are The Pillows are filled sold by "Emmericii" Studio: broken by them, and I was about to ail druggists and storekeepers Made with pure, clean and odorless feathers. Hotel Street, ner Fort. at 50 cents per box (six boxes $2.50) or Gandy Fresh Daily order it hauled in when it suddenly will be mailed on receipt of price bv Enough feathers are used to properly fill tautened and seemed on the point of i.uo iiomster JJrug to., Ltd., Honolulu, I the ticking cover. A pillow not properly breaking. We hauled it in with some wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Is By Write labor Only made or filled cannot give satisfaction. COTTON BROS. & CO. lands. difficulty, for a porpoise had got afoul Every pair of "Emmerich" Pillows is ENGINEERS AND GENERAL CON- Eemember the name Doan's and take sweet pure, TRACTORS. of it, and up came line, porpoise and no substitute. . and and is guaranteed to re- ,t . give entire satisfaction, or money Plans and Estimates furnished for al all. How do yon suppose that fish got f classes of Contracting Work. caught? By his tail. There were at LAME BACK. Chocolate Creams, Cream Wafers and funded. ' Boston : : : : Block. HonoIuW least twenty turns of the line about This ailment is usually caused by home-ma- de BUT THEM OF.. his tail, wound tighter than a man rheumatism of the muscles and may a large variety of French could wind it, and he couldn't get be cured by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm two or three times a day Stick and Taffey. Dry Cleaning loose. We ate that big fellow with and rubbing the parts vigorously at J. HOPP & GO. Garments cleaned by this process at some relish. af-fc- each application. If this does not rd Mrs. A. M. Mellis' "Later, when the Amy Turner was relief bind on a piece of flannel FURNITURE. .1 Dressmaking Establishment. sailing along on way to slightly dampened with Pain Balm, (Late Miller's.) 116 HOTEL. ST., NEAR FORT. the from here and quick YOUNG BUILDING. Sachs Black. Honolulu. Honolulu the carpenter fell from a relief Is almost sure to fol- LUDWIGSON & JUNGCLAUS, - - - - Proprietors. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. low. For sale by Benson, Smith & Co., staging on the main rigging, and went Agents . for Hawaii. .3-- overboard. He was a big man, and s as could not swim. I immediately called Si BICYCLES Sold, a to to in shiksbought, repaired or the mate let the ship luff around (?) Sih exenanged. at the same time ordering the second DRY CLEANING AND DYEING CLOTHES Cleaned, pressed, dyed m hi and repaired. mate to get a boat over the side. Then i DEPARTMENT. Telephone 7S. STRAW AND PANAMA HATS Care I looked astern and was astonished to Main fully cleaned. see that the carpenter had a hold on 163 log-lin- King St.. Opposite Young Bldg. the e. Half the time he was un 4 der water, but he held on, and was Asahi Restaurant being yanked along at seven knots an Corner King anj River Streets. hour. How he managed to hold on, or i aiioon m k First Class Meals n even 9 to get hold of the line in the first Artistic Balloon or Lantern Fish. place, was something remarkable. 13 CENTS UP. Just the thing for the den. Large CLEAN AND TASTY. and u ithm a few small size. Lauhala Hats. Brasses anvl minutes the second EVERY ATTENTION. Pottery. Tappas. Mats, Fans. Baskets mate hal him in the boat, and a min Cocoanut Umekes ute later the man was hauled on deck. apparently dead. But in his right hand. Bayseldeii PAPER NOVELS. n log-lin- a death grip, was the e. We Tobacco Co. The larpest and finest assortment Seas worked over him for an before he in the city. CHEAP Almost iio hour Riven away. ill regained consciousness. Don't miss seeing our CURIO window display. COMPANY. "On another occasion we DISTRIBUTORS. 6, ran into a 5 Remember your money Bayers. ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING. b:g school of dolphins, when one of the WALL, JS'ICHOtiS CO. LTD

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ami the bell broke the long silence. J. . Harvey, ltf; H. K. Walker. 15 (Associated Press Cablegram.) E. A NIPPY The seventh was fast. J. Williams SLAUGHTER W.--- Wall, 11. Spalding won the DUBLIN, May gave Vannatta a catch. Joy rapped shoot-of- f tor second prize. 31. Michael Davitt is dead. out a two-bagge- r. A. Williams sent Sixth Event. 2 p. in. Visitors Hampton an infieMer and Louis sent match, 10-lur- d scratch, known angles Statesman, author, Irish agitator, Michael Davitt was lorn on tb tk CONTEST one CLAY BIRDS of 1S4(. straight to first. rirt prize cup. Second prize, pocket March, He joined the Fenian Brotherhood in 1S6T, and was ic Kia fanned ami Gorman to nasK,- - - trie! tried London for treason and sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude, work a pa.-- s on a lead ball, his grunt C. Ahrens Jr., 7; G. Kobinson, 7; lie wa J released on tieket-of-leav- e being ineffective. So he too fanned. Laker, (5; K. C. Comi cs, A. Ahrens in 177, and "two years afterwards was assoriat- - Oahus Down Cham- The Hawaiian Gun Club i; with Parnell Davis struck one towards center and 4; J. B. Enos, 4; Joe Tavash, 4: G and others in the formation of the lriti Land League. A ten Louis bluffing-- , C. Ming, 3; T. 3 years he did a little but Bower Maey4; J. Crawley, later tame to America to organize the auxiliary Land League, hb. pionsScore Two Kiw him pick it from the dirt or Has Interesting P. En Fee, 2. Ahrens won the shoot on his return was and thought he off. arrested sent bark to penal servitude. He wm re- did, which was the same. leased in 1SS2, - Hampton hit to second aril Williams Seventh Event. 2:30 p. m. Merchan but the next year was imprisoned for three months for seh'tii to One. anil Gleason made good. Shoot. dise shoot. 20-bir- d handicap; class speeches. He was first elected to Parliament when he was a prisoner i Port- Eighth. Bruns failed to connect. shooting, all tying for prizes shoot for land prison, but was disqualified by special vote of the Bouse of CnnmoK Soares batted, his to Hampton and that prize only. first prize, gun case, Later he STANDING OF THE TEAMS. A notable gathering of shotgun ex- entered Parliament and did much work for the Irish cjiuw. IJ Gleason got a hit. En Sue hit hard peseuted bv E. O. Hall & Sop. Sec has Per enough but Kia was under the ball perts was present at the picturesque ond prize, shell case. Third prize, been a voluminious writer, his literary labors taking a wide range Won. Lest. Cent. when it returned to earth. headquarters of the Hawaiian Gun case Veribest Corned . Beef, presented by F. 1 Oahus .. ... 3 0 1000 White hit to seeo?l and came back Club, in Manoa Valley, L. Waldron. Fourth prize, case ' yesterday. The Gold Dust Washing H- - A. C.'s ... 2 1 .666 to the bench. Evers foul tip looked Powder, presented semi-annu- al i occasion was the sixth Punahous 2 .500 gooii to oieason and J. Williams got by Jr. L. Waldron. Fifth prize, hunt Kamehamehas 1 .333 the credit for Vannatta 's exit. shoot of the club and it turned out to ing coat. A desperate in final innings W. E. Wall, 20; W. Harvev, 19; Goods rally New Mailes 0 000 the be the most successful ever held. J. A. shut-ou- t I. Spalding, 17; T. Treadway, 16; saved the II. C.'s from a Some excellent shooting v&.s done H. E. but not from defeat. Fernandez push- competition Walker, l.t; J. A. Robb, 13; J. Connor, Oahu 2; II. A. C. 1. ed an easy one to Davis and J. Wil- and was exceedingly seen 13; r. B. Damon. 12; H. Jaouen, 9. The opening game, in the league liams picked center field for his fly. throughout the program. Eighth Event, 3 p. m. Consolation, a threo-bagge- r 10-bir- d handicap. Open series yesterday, when the Oahus took Joy smashed his for A large number of visitors were pres- only to those and the fans began to pick up. A, ent, many who have not won a prize during the the champions into camp by the score of whom participated in Silk Parasols, Silk Kimonos. Williams chose an unguarded spot events arranged da v. First prize, 100 Pacific cart of 2 to 1, was the kind of a match iown the third base line and Barney for their benefit. ridges. Second prize, stein. Third that the fans play over again wher- got in. Then the music began in the Lunch was served in the clubhouse prize, hand protector. Ivory Ware, Screens, Curios, nipped F. Damon, 9; F. S. MeMunn, 7; ever they foregather. It was a splen- stand. But Louis' effort it. at noon and everyone on the premises J. He rolled an easy bouncer to s.econd was invited to partake of the club's Connor, 6; E. W. Laker, 5; II. Jao- did exhibition of the national game and it was all over. uen, 1. Etc., Etc. and the issue was; in doubt until the hospitality, an invitation which was The handicaps in 20 birds, were as . .OAHU. last man went out. Eleven hits in very generally accepted. A great follows: A.B. R. B.H. P.O. A. E. measure of the enjoyment of the day Scratch D. L. Austin, W. Harvey, seventeen innings and 15 strike-outs- , J. S. Davis, 3b. ... 4 0 1 2 4 0 was due to the House Committee of K. B. Porter, II. E. Walker. Just received at evenly divided, show the work of the Hampton, p 4 1 1 1 2 0 the club, Messrs. J. W. ..Harvey, I. One Bird L. C. King, L Spalding. pitchers, and three errors, two of them White, If. 4 0 0 0 0 0 Spalding and H. E. Walker. Three Birds W. E. Wall. 1120 nuuanct on desperate chances, evidence tha.t Evers, ss 4 1 1 0 0 1 Shooting commenced at 9 a. m. with Four Birds J. E. Fullerton, E. I. 7 S .. 3 0 1 2 2 0 the club championship. D. L. Austin bTBTChI. the field work backed up the batteries Vannatta, 2b. Spalding. SHYEGUSH, Ringland, c 3 0 2 6 20 took first honors with a "possible" of Five Birds W. Lanz, A. R. Cunha, in earnest. Flanagan, rf 3 0 0 1 0 0 20 birds, a remarkab'.y fine performance. J. D. MeVeigh. Hampton pitched the game of his Kia, cf 2 0 0 2 0 0 J. W. Harvey won the second and Six Birds F. B. Damon, J. Fleming, life and never a man got the fourth F. Davis, cf 0 0 0 1 0 0 fourth events, thereby securing a leg II. M. Whitney. 3 0 0 12 0 0 in two very . desirable cups. He also ball. The five hits be allowed were Gorman, lb Seven Birds J. E. Whitney, Dr. won other prizes during the day. Fitzgerald. "711WMC. well scattered and at no time did he Totals . 30 2 6 27 10 1 The combination match was calculat- Eight Birds C. Charlock, J. Dassell, weaken. Joy also was in fine form ed to try a shooter to the limit of his R. Wr. H. A. C. II. Foeke. D. P. R. Isenberg, and only in the one innings was he skill and fully came up to expectations Shingle, T. Treadway, G. P. Wilder. - A. E. in respect. D. L. first 1WiTniiMiiTt found effectively, and there was a good A.B. R. B.H. P.O. this Austin took Ten Birds H. Jaouen. W. J. Moody, En Sue, 3b. 4 0 0 0- - 1 0 prize, Harvey and Spalding being for J. A.. Robb, S. I. Shaw, W. L. Stanley, deal of luck, coming the way of the 1 shoot-of- f, E. Fernandez, If. 4 0 0 1 0 second place. On the Spald- F. S. MeMunn, J. Connor. h at ' winners- - in that innings, for had Glea- J. Williams, 2b... 4 0 1 3 3 1 ing won by a bird. awattan Joy, p 4 1 2 0 0 0 The visitors' matches discovered a son not tripped in backing for Evers' - A. Williams, ss.. 4 0 1 2 10 very promising shot in C. Ahrens, a imn easy fly the result might easily have SPEARMINT Louis, cf. 4 0 0 .1 0 0 youth of. 15 years. He secured second been different. . Bruns, rf. 3 0 0 1 0 0 prize in ;the first visitors' event and There was a record crowd out to see Soares, c ... 3 0 0 9 0 0 won the second event outright. He WINS DERBY 2- - G the battle royal and tCere was not a Gleason, lb 0 1 7 0 0 shot coolly and showed surprisingly zzeite dissatisfied person in good form for his years. LONDON, May 30. Spearmint, Maher, to the stand. 32 1 5 24 5 2 The prizes in the merchandise shoot f ( En Sue was put up to open the game Totals won the Derby today. Picton was fell to W. E. Wall, J. W. Harvey, I. -- for the Champions, hitting to tliird and OAHU. Spalding, T. Treadway H. E. second and Troutbeck third. printers, and v going down the line at a ten 3eeonds 123456789 Walker, in the order named! publishers, .0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 Consolation fell to F". Damon, The Epsom Derby is the greatest clip. He arrived a fraction late, Gor- Runs honors bookbinders; B. H. .0 1001310 6 with F. S. McJlunn second and J. Con classic race of the English turf and man having made a good stop of Da- nor by all odds the most notable equine engravers, low E. A. C. third. ph0t0 vis' throw. Fernandez fanned, H. Summary of events: contest in the world. ' J. Williams sent one to Vannatta and This year's race an exceedingly rubber stamp makers, 20-bir- had 123456789 Event, 9 a. m. d scratch, the side was ready to take the field. . 0 First open, look and it was predicted by stereotypers men Runs ..' 0000000 11 known angles. First prize. Directors' Three were entered by the B. H. 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 many experts that an outsider would Oahus. Davis slashed at three of Bar- 25 Cup; Championship of the club. score.. This has turned out to be the ney's slants, Hampton sent a little one Two basest Joy. D. L. Austin 20; H. E. Walker, 19; case, for Spearmint's name was not to short and White's effort for a Three base hit Joy. J. W. Harvey, 18; I. Spalding, 17; W. evenjjVnentioned in the last list of prob- 'Publishes money order lit in Louis' glove. I Base on balls Joy 1. E. Wall, 14; W. Lanz, 12. able Starters to hand. Danny Maher, t 1 11 1 v li ! Hampton, Second Event, 9:30 10-bir- d seratch, v.. ioy uegau in me secuuu uv puiiing Stolen bases Evers. -- 1s J 7. who trode the winner, the .crack DsUty !J grandstand . one Joy, 8; Hampton, unknown angles. First prize, E. O. Pacific Commcrci! Advertiser J fouls all over the and Struck out American jockey who has done so well J ( m 1 by pitcher Hampton 1. Hall & Son cup,: to be won twice. Won the field, which Davis missed. hen Hit in England. . . j set- once each by K. B. Porter, IT. E. Gares, Sunday (Advertiser he lammed a liner to first, which race were-Nul- li PUNS HAVE THEIR REVENGE. W. cup. The favorites for the tled him. A. Williams gave Hampton E. Wall. Second prize, Third Secundus. owned by King Ed- a hot one which reached first in time In an errorless game the Puns put it prize, hunter's safety axe. ward, Admirable Crichton and Lally, Hawaiian Gazette ( Semi-freeH- y )' and Louis sent a long skyscraper out over the Kams in their match yes- - J. W. Harvey, 9; D. L. Austin, 9; even finished all W. 7; Spalding, G. A. neither of which in the to center, which young Davis snatched E. Wall, I. 6; money. j Kuokoa Hawaiian Weekly) tfrdav. crettins satisfaction for' the 3. ( after a hard run. Jordan, 5; II. E. Walker, 'Harvey Recent winners of the great race Van- shut-o- ut in the former meeting. Up won shoot-off- . One man got to first for Oahus, the Commercial 'Semi-Week- ly gone no walkaway, m. have been: Official and Record ( ) natta coming up afte Evers had until the eighth it was Third Event, 10:15 a. Visitors' ISU4 I,adas. 4 mateh, 10-bir- d seratch, known angles. down and hitting between first and the score standing at to 2, but the 1895 Sir Visto. - SMonthty j prize, rifle; second Planters' second. Williams made a good try all down First Winchester 1896 eighth saw the Puns hitting prize, photos of Gun Club. Persimmon. but was too late at the bag. Kingland framed 1897 More. in- the list, no less than twelve batters R. C. C; Galtee Hawaiian Forester and (Agriculturist ( SMon&ly) fanned and Tlanagan finished the T. J. Crawley, S; Ahrens Jr., 1898 coming up, seven of whom made the A. Ahrens, 4; A. Jacobson, 4; C. K. II. Jeddah. nings, second to first. 1899 Flying Glea- trip. Ching, 3; A. Waterhouse, 3; W. Fox. The feature of the third was round 1900 Diamond on slab for the Kams 1. Jubilee. son 'a ice wagon slide for second, after Jones was the Wrigut, 1901 Volodyovski. We are now equipped for the manufacture ofa on a warm one out of eight innings did Fourth Event, 11 a. m. 20-bir- d he had been given first and for six 1902 Ard Patrick. in bread basket. Bruns had sent good work, which was all thrown away handicap, known angles. First prize, LOOSE-LEA- the 1903 . F LEDGER CASES AND SHEETS Flan- In eighth. Ahrens did the Walsrode cup, presented by Woods & Rock Sand. one to first and Soares had given the fateful 1904 St. agan a catch, when Gleason did his strong arm work, in the place of De- Sheldon, to be won twice. Won once Amant. kept Kams guessing, only each by K. B. H. E. Gares, L. 1905 Cicero. stunt. sha and the Porter, 1906 Spearmint. Kia walked, Gorman flew to Bruns two hits being secured off him. C. King. Second prize, cup. Third SNo. 65 South Kino Street 0, Box20S Joy was Costly errors in the opening innings prize, game carvers. Fourth prize, and Davis fanned. When (For busy Kia. sneaked to second, Williams gave the Puns a good lead, Reuter pocket flask. - Additional Sports See Next Page.) HONOLULU, HAWAII dropping the catch, this being the letting one go through him that J. W. Harvev, 19; I. Spalding, 19; first error of the game and the first brought in two runs and a bum heave D. L. Austin, IS; H. E. Walker, 17; J. tAddress all communications to the Company, man to see the second bag. Hampton to second put Meyer where he could A. Robb, 17; G. A. Jordan, lo; R. W. CHOKED TO DEATH ' Shinsle, 14; W. Lanz, 14; W. E. Wall, put a foul tip within Soares reach. come home. , - I Fer- bag the B. Damon, 12; T. Treadwaj-- 11; . e . En Sue fanned in the fourth. Lota held down the first for 13; F. IN EATING LUNCH J f I nandez put a fly near second which Kams and did some good work, and J. Connor, 11; F. S. MeMunn, ; 11. Codes: cA. B. C, 5th Edition, Western Union, LiBer's I Evers dropped and the fans cheered Kaanoi was another new man in their Jaouen, 7. Harvey won the shoot-off- . I as the first red sweater earned a place line-u- p this season. The winners had Fifth Event, 1 p. m. Combination Edward Dunn choked to death while I on first. J. Williams came to bat and their regular nine out, the only change match: 24 birds; 5 known angles; 6 un eating lunch at the horseshoe saloon. I lined one to first. Gorman fumbled being Ahrens in the box and E. Desha known angles; (5 unknown traps and Hotel street, at noon yesterday. The I and both were safe. Joy sacrificed in center. angles; 3 doubles; each bird broken to I and Fernandez and Williams advanc- - The Kams went first to bat. Sheldon score one point, r irst prize, jxoa cup meal had been brought to his order ed, the first" visit by a runner to third. hit to short and Lemon to second, both (silver mounted). Second prize, cup. from the California restaurant across j fcA. Williams at the bat assumed the being beaten to first. Jones' fly was Third prize, hunting knife. the street. While eating In company $ - responsibility, but his best effort was handled by Meyer. D. L. Austin, 20; I. Spalding, 16; with the bartender, Dunn was sudden- was no handled by Davis and there Steere flew out to Sheldon and Woods ly choking dropped on score. walked. G. a liner past taken and dead Desha sent 1 0 0 ! floor. Dr. Cooper was quickly call- - right-fiel- d, Ahrens, p. ... the Short was the Oahu session. White second and through two j . . 1 3 0 ed but there was no sign of life in popped to short, Evers to third and runs resulting. Meyer hit safe, getting E. Desha, cf Van Vliet, 2b, 1 0 0 the man when he arrived. The Hawaiian .Vannatta to second. second on Ahrens' hit to Jones and to I . 1 0 Dr. McDonald held a post mortem v goose eggs on the board on to second on J. Desha, ss. 1 With four third the overthrow 1 I in- Hannah, rf. . 2 0 examination and will report the result the Champs went again against Hamp- his account. E. Desha hit on the to a coroner's jury today. Dr. Cooper ton's twisters, Louis, Bruns and Soares field and Meyer came in. Van Vliet I Totals 12 27 14 0 did not pronounce the cause of death. Forester and Agriculturist going in the order named. It fanned and J. Desha went out on first. it is said a piece gristly run-geuu- ig but that of took eleven pitched balls to do the I 1 nen me was suspenueu KAMEHAMEHA. putting meat stuck in Dunn's throat. work. for four innings, both teams A B. R. B.H. P.O. A. E. Dunn was head lineman for the Ha- Oahus made a better showing. Ring-lan- d up a good line of ball and no player Sheldon, ss. 4 0 0 1 4 0 waiian Electric Co. He was 45 years is a monthly magazine devoted to the interests of AGRICUL- a past short and seeing ' &ot hit first. 11. ,'. 4 1 1 1 age belonged to Utica, N. Y. firon Flanagan's offer- came in the Lemon, of and TURE, FORESTRY, ENTOMOLOGY and ANIMAL IN- made second after The first for the Kams p 3 0 0 010 The funeral takes place today as else- had been dropped. Roth's sec- Jones, 31 ing to left sixth. Lota had a walk and stole 2 1 p where announced. - DUSTRY in Hawaii. .were at on Miller, 2b contingent in the stand hard ond, advancing Sheldon's sacrifice. 3 0 01110 1 to third cut Ringland Lemon sent a long lob to center and Reuter, rf 0 it. Kia's hit Kaanoi, cf 4 0 1 2 0 0 MAILS. , ' ONLY $i A YEAR. off. Kia refused to bite on a short Lota came in on the throw, which wa3 ' THE swung him on Fern, 3b 4 0 0 1 10 Mails are due from the following pass and En Sue for stopped and forwarded to Ahrens. Had 3 0 4 : of the current work, rules and reports fanned Hamauku, c. .... 0 12 points as follows: It contains accounts third nevertheless. Gorman he let it pass there was time to shut 1 2 0 14 0 0 and a throw to second was within an the un out. Jones went down to the Lota, lb San Francisco Per Manchuria today. making- Flanagan a third vic- pitcher'3 . Victoria Per Maheno, June 2. Forestry, which includes AGRICULTURE, g ace of credit. Totals . 2S 4 2 24 10 6 culture and tim. Close watching of the bases was In the seventh both nines added one Colonies Per Miowera, today. FORESTRY, ENTOMOLOGY and ANIMAL INDUS- - a feature all through the game. Davis and the eighth opened by the Kams PUNAHOU. Orient Per Coptic, June 1. fanned. tying the score. Th?n the Puns waded Mails will depart as follows: TRY; and also special articles by experts on these several 123456789 San Francisco Per Coptic, In the sixth the Tailors won the in and the hits came so fast that it 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 7 12 June subjects. No one can keep posted on the progress of Hawaii g came, bunching and over- - score Every- - Runs Orient Per Manchuria, today. their hits was an effort to them. B. H 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 4 9 in those connections, without reading the FORESTER AND & looking nothing. Gleason bobbed one ' body had a chance at the stick, and Victoria Per Miowera. today. to third, En Sue went third to first and Mej'er, Ahrens and E. Desha had two, KAMEHAMEHA. Colonies Maheno. June 2. AGRICULTURIST. S Fernandez fanned. ' Meyer making a record of going out 123456789 Hampton got a hit over first. White twice in one innings. .0 CATHOLIC MISSION to left field and Runs 000011204 $r per year. Foreign $1.25. Leopold G. Blackmart, 8ent another rocketer This took the starch out of the B. H. .0 0000001 i NOTICE. Rates VJidn't have to run. Hampton stole blues there was nothing doing In 12 - and Editor, P. O. Box 59. over Williams- up. Two bast hit J. Desha. second, the throw going their ninth time 31, 7:30 head. Evers popped a fly to first Following is the score: Three base hit Lemon. Tonight, Thursday. May at up falling Home run Woods. o'clock, a reception will be held at the which Gleason backed for, PUNAHOIJ. . - in his effort and making it safe, while Bs9e on balls Jones, 5: Ahrens. 4. Catholic Mission to welcome His Lord- Advertising and Subscriptions, Hawaiian Gazette Hampton hiked for third. Vannatta A B. n. B.mp.o: A. e. Stolen bases Miller, Lota, 2; Steere, ship ishop Libert Boeynaems and his Publishers, P. O. Box ao8, Honolulu, T. H. made a pretty sacrifice and the first . Steere. 3b. 5 1 ' .J1.VILE32: Gj Desha, Meyer, Ahrens, E. guest Right Reverend Bishop Verdier run came in. Evers got third on the . Woods, lb. 4 2 1 12 1 Desha. Hannah. of Tahiti. All friends "of the Mission k 2. cordially to attend. : 'play, coming home on a well nlace-- j G. Desha, If 5 1 1 0 Passed balls Hamauku are invited A 742 , , v Tj:ft-li- nonaoifi fanned XfvtfT"- r ... 4 2 1 Struck out Jones, "5; Ahrens, 3. THE CATHOLIC CLERGY.

t I ir 3 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER HONOLULU, MAY 31, igc6.

MATERNAL MEETINGS. Castle & Cooke, Ltd. POLYNESIA ENCAMPMENT, HONOLTJl.'EL 20. 3, I. O. O. F. COMMISSION MERCHANTS 3&tt srvtry fcri--t and third FRIDAY t-- 7:UU p. in gs3 e tit ns SUGAR FACTORS. Fort street. Visiting '.Iy invited to attend. P- - MIRTH IN AGENTS FOR , SMITH, C. NOTHING UNDER BOXED The Ewa Plantation Co. X. L. LA PIERRE, Scribe. The Waialua Agricultural C- - fta BUT SCOTS MANY MASKS NEW YORK The Kohaia Sugar Co. ' EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 1, The Waimea Sugar Mill Co. ' The Fulton Iron Works, St. Loafck O. O. F. The Standard Oil Co. vrryi TUESDAY evening at The George F. Meet street, Cricketers .Win Fun Galore at Queen Stranger Put Gloves on Blake Steam Paaua. 23 is Os Fellows' Hall, Fort Cannte Weston's Centrifugals. msttfrg tsmihers cordially invited to The New England Mutual Llft in, UttwJL IX F. LEE, X. G. Easily From All Street Rink Last With Sullivan and ance jo., or Boston. X. X. JLA PIERRE, Secretary. The Aetna Insurance Co., of ford, Conn. Hart. Comers. Night. Wilted. The Alliance Assurance Co., of PACIFIC REBEKAH LODGE, don. NO. 1, L O. O. F. All Comers at was a jolly, joshing crowd that There was a let-u- p on work in the -- ry second and fourth Scotland defeated the It 1Sm1 possi- camp was feorsay, t 7:39 P. m.. Odd Fellows cricket yesterday in the easiest filled the Queen street skating rink Sullivan yesterday. This "HOW SAVINGS GROW"! 3aIJ, street. Visiting Rebekahs manner, so the score book shows. last night to participate in the masked iustified by the hard work done of late yrt ble Our little booklet with the an BrtiaQy invited to attend. reality was R. Anderson who won carnival. The place was jammed to by the boxers, and the excellent shape abort yjLCRENCE LEE. N. G. In it title free for the asking. Sec'y. the g"arre for the sons of Scotia, for he the doors, both the rink itself and they are in. out JT2NNY JACOBSON, Look for FIBST AMERICAN compiled 125 of the total of 191 scored every available viewpoint in the hall. Today will see some hard drillin first-clas- SAVING AJTD which practically signalize s auc- TBUST CO. OF HAWAU, REBEKAH by the side. His innings was a very Honolulu's youth and beauty were out will the LTD. STVE BRANCH by a force and the strains of an excellent close of the training spell. I. O. O. F. fine one and was unmarred in beginning LODGE NO. 2, chance. Anderson's score is the high band put rare spirit into the proceed- On Tuesday afternoon a stranger tions and third Thurs dropped ALL KINDS OF Taia first est made this season. i ings. in at Sullivan's quarters and sA p. m., in Odd Fellows' of une. day 7:3 J him- J All batted first and were The costumes were numerous and in said that he was a bit of a boxer sin-a tot street. Visiting Rebekahs The Comers RUBBER GOODS B. ! cases highly original. Cowboys, self, and had fought some round mn OT35sOiy invited to attend. dismissed for 92. of which R. de many AGNES DUNN. N. G. I.ayard was responsible for 34. He Happy Hooligans, minstrels, sailor3: New York. It's a strange thing, by the THORA OSS, Secretary. played his usual steady, effective i soldiers, tramps, policemen, niggers, way, that pretty nearly every club Qoodyear Rubber Co. game. hoc omne genus boxer who blows into Honolulu, brings R. H. PEASE, President. next highest scorer was A. St. follies, dominoes and CCEANIC LODGE NO. 371 The were out in lorce and ineir incus auu a New York record with him. San Francisco, Cal., U. S. A. C. Piianaia, who made 20 by extremely j of & A. M. quips kept the rink in a roar ine scrapper from tiotham was in P. i laughter vij (13) was only m tie last Monday of each D. L. Withington the Thf march took place 9:30 vited to put the gloves on with Sulli Temple. member of the side, with the srand at Oahu & aHSlk. t Masonic other ! p. m., which prizewinners van and did so. He made a haystack Ice of exception of Mr. Extras (14), to get after the vi.iihf brethren and members ; were selected. showing. Afterwards he went a couple Sawaiiaa and Pacific are cordially in into double figures. was cleared the Vo bowling C. McGil and R. 'lie iioor then and of rounds with "Spider" Jackson and Electric te alidad. The of J. winners skated a few whirls by them- R. Catton for Scotland was of a dead- there wasn't so much difference De-twe- en C. G. BOCKUS, .W.M. selves, being awarded their prizes after them. Friday Next ly nature. everyone had had .a chance to fully let. delivered to any part of the ettjfc The Scots lost 7 wicikets for 71 runs, Silva is said to be getting better all Island orders promptly filled. Tel. BlM NO. 2, game admire their chaste costuming. the time to be confident win- At upset price of $100 each, 3LEAHI CHAPTER and for a time the issue of the genoraf unmasking took place at and of till. P. O. Box 600. Office: The All Comers' A ning. He figures that he has it on Sul- Kewalt. O. E. S. seemed dubious. 10 o'clock everyone who wanted to TWO THOROUGHBRED bowling all to pieces, however, and livan under straight rules and will 7:30 p. went skated for half an hour. At 10:30 skat- Ifacts erery third Monday at and Anderson, with his eye nicely in, probably force matters from the start. ta ike Masonic Temple, croner of ing gave place to dancing, which con- Silva's were at Visiting played havoc with the tired trundlers. tinued till midnight. best remembered battles Jersey Cows HORSE SHOEING! 41xiK and Hotel streets. The second highest scorer for the with the giant Ackerman, whom he &a brethren are cordially ta The prizewinners were as follows: fought twice, guaranteed in every respect. winning team was J. M. McConnell, a costume, and with Mattox. rfnriff;! f attend. who Most handsome ladies In his first go vith Ackerman, Silva Also CHICKENS, DUCKS, etc. CRABBE new hand in local cricket, and Girl in Purple, Miss Lily Hopkins. 3EXIfiAlXNGSTREET RICH made a very auspicious debut. got the decision. The verdict in the W. M., Secretary. on Prize, chafing-dis- h. second contest was a draw. P. ' Morse took bowling honors the original costume, News- Silva beat JAS. F. MORGAN. W. MARY E. BROWN, 6 Most ladies Mattox in three rounds. W. Wright Co., Ltd. All Comers side, securing wickets for paper Girl, Mrs. Reuden. Prize, silver AUCTIONEER. Worthy Matron. 21 TMIT1Q The referee will be chosen today. perfume bottle. This is as it should be for it is an in- Score and bowling analysis: have opened a horse-shoei- nr 'depiM Best sustained character, ladies sult to the crowd to leave the selection LEI ALOHA CHAPTER, ALL COMERS. Professional Nurse, Miss Wolf. Prize, ment In connection with their i of a referee until the boys enter the shop etc. rrtal NO. 3 O. E. S. cut-gla- ss dish. Having secured the serv.. 34 ring. Wrangling over first-cla- ss R. de B. Layard, b. Catton Jap- a referee at the of a shoer, they are preparef At Masonic Temple every Most handsome costume, men ringside one of things Ho- Heels tie J. A. Rath, b. Cockburn I is the which 10 ao an .work intrusted to them im, m 7:30 anese Samaurai, Major Hart. Prize, ring-goe- rs jsjcokJ Saitnlay of each month, at Stanley Beardmore, b. Cockburn... 7 nolulu have in the past had first-cla- ss manner. Vetoed m. Visiting sisters and . C. c. b. decanter. to grin and bear. J. St. Piianaia, Catton, Pa-lorc- a, teo&sya are cordially invited to at-- McGill 20 Most original costume, men La The management of the fight fest Mr. stag-hor- n C. Morse, c. and b, Catton 0 Ferris. Prize, and will piee to it that the program is run P. cork-scre- w. CI100S8 21ARGAKET HOWARD, W. M. c. b. 0 silver through without unnecessary delay and ttfe Artistic R. A. Jordan, McGill, Catton.. Best sustained men j ISAKGARSIT LISHMAN, Sec'y B. F. Beardmore, b. Catton 0 character no effort is being spared to make the 0 Farmer "Cy," W. J. Harvey. Prize, entertainment as successful as any of T. Gill, b. McGill. silk Sell AUXILIARY, D. L. Withington, b. McGill...... 13 umbrella. the kind that has taken place here. or XADIES' Mrs. A. R. b. McGill 0 Princess Kawananakoa, Helen MANY NEW DESIGNS IN NO. Hatfield, Noonan Mrs. C. Chillingworth X O. H, DIVISION i. F. Holmes, b. McGill 0 and F. y. officiated judges. Meets ?Ty 5rst and third Tuet-s- H. Bailey, b. - McGill 1 as ADJOURNED at S p. rn., in C. B. U. Hall. Fort A. A. Hobson, not out 1 Look This Up! Monuments cordially 1048-5- a&reei. Yisiting sisters are Extras 14 AT SIXTEENTH can be seen at 0 Alakea Street. Kv3i&d ia attend. COURSES FOR 24. ALICE DOHERTY, Pres. JCsJRGARET K. TIMMONS, Sec'y, SCOTLAND. YACHT RACES The Riverside League game between Lob R. Anderson, not out .....135 the Japanese and Chinese nines, which at Waikiki J. C. JUtell & Co. HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. 0 was to have been played at Aala Park HOUSE LOT 118.8 ft. front by I. J R. M. Maclean, b. Hatfield The Hawaii Yacht Club has decided Phone Blue 1801. 18 100x118x138.6. Area, 12,605 sq. ft. P. o. Box 642. LO.K.M. J. M. Macconnell, b. S. Beardmore.. upon the following courses for the yesterday, was declared postponed, the R, R. Catton. c. S. Beardmore, b. BATH LQT 28x30x11x11.4. Area, 319 Heeta vrerx second and fourth FRI races to place on 10 players electing to take in the big sq. xaoath, O. O. F. Hall. Morse ...... 4 take June at Pearl games. ft. DAT et eaca la I. league Five minutes from car; near BmoJce-- &lslttnx bribers ord tally invited to J. C. McGill. b. Morse. 0 Harbor: The Dixies and New Yorks played a resi 7 dence of Senator McCandless. H. J. N. W-- C. McCOY, Sachem. J. L. Cockburn, b. Morse...... " THIRD-CLAS- S YACHTS. game, at the end of which isa&. 0 Jk E. MURPHY, C. of R-- J. B. Walker, b. Morse.... I.... the score was 2 to 2. The nines then WANT OFFER. , FAXETELAS D. Maclntyre, b. Morse 0 Start from a line between a stake boat and the flagpole of the Hawaii gave up the battle in despair. CIGAES J H. Flddes, b. Morse.... 2 The teams: WILLIAM McKINLEY R. R. c. B. Yacht Club's house, at the Peninsula, JAS. F. MORGAN, Catton, F. Beardmore, uixies Tom nce, c. ; Everette, p.: BEAVEB 8, S thence out Pearl Harbor channel, to AUCTIONEER. LUNCH E0O1U LODGE, NO. K. of P. b. Piianaia rounding A. Espinda. lb.; Cummings, 2b.; A. U. every H. Catton, b. 1 and the outside Waikiki J. NOLTE. Sects SATURDAY evening at J. Hatfield buoy, thence returning, rounding Palupalu, 3b.; W. Billay, ss.; Heine, CSS fcanX. in Harmony Hall, King J. M. Tucker, b. Jordan 8 Ford's Island, keeping on rf.; Ah Fat. cf.; Halamano, If. Cttsfttng brothers cordially la- - J. Macaulay did not bat. the island Ami the starboard, to the finishing line, in- New Yorks J. Butler, c; Ah Sing, HONOLULU IRON WORBZ1 A&d t attend. Extras 8 p.; J. Nahi, lb.; Kupa, 2b.; J. K. Kau- - 3Q2RLL3S M. JOHNSON, C. side the stake boat off the clubhouse. a This class will include all yachts ex- :ana, 3b.; A. Silva, ss.; Wahilani, rf. COMPANY. JR. A. JACOBSON, K. of R. & S. 191 cf.; cept the Gladys, Helene, Spray, Kapo-l- ei J. Lee, H. Thomas, If. BOWLING ANALYSIS. and Hawaii. Machinery, Black Pipe, GaJ-rudae- HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. I, Scotland. FIRST-CLAS- S YACHTS. Aver- - ROLLER POLO ripe, Boiler Tubes, Iron and Steel, RATHBONE SISTERS. Will start from same line off club- rineers' Supplies. MseJ crry 2nd and 4th Monday, O. M. R. W. age. house, keeping at 3 22 thence out channel, Morteagees Sales Office Nuuanu street. XbOgbts of Pythias' Hall, King street J. L. Cockburn..., 9 2 11.0 outside the out buoy game R. Anderson 5 1 19 0 furthest Waikiki drawn Works JCakaako. JH1 Tfailwra cordially Invited to attend...... it entrance to harbor, thence on to 1-- and IWALAN1 K. . DAYTON, M.E.C., J. C McGill...... 14 2 3 23 6 3.8 rounding bell buoy, returning over R. R. 5 14 4 3.5 There was skating Zoo rink 857 JAPANESE! AND AMERICA)! GJIACX O'BRIEN, M. of, R.&C. Catton ....11 same course, by at the At my salesroom, Kaahumanu and finisning crossing street All Comers. line, inside of stake boat, off club- all day yesterday and some interesting - Dry HONOLULU LODGE 616, Aver- house. roller polo was played. SATURDAY, JUNE 9 Part of R. P. and Fancy Goods O. M. R. W. age. 4462, L. C. A. 5697, : i Entries will be made just before the The Myrtle Juniors captained by at Auwaiolimu, B. P. O. E. A. R. Hatfield 11 1 43 2 21.5 situate on Upper Manufacturer of Straw Hata. start at clubhouse, Peninsula. Willet Grace lined up against a picked Fort street, near !HcaM3aa Lodge No. 616, B. P. O. E., S. Beardmore 11 1 57 1 57.0 Both events to start from anchorage, Waterhouse premises. 'WSD race in their hall, on Miller and C. P. Morse 9 2 31 6 5.2 team made up mostly of Healani boys IWAKAMI & all sails down' HOTEL STREET. OO Xten&aafci streets, every Friday even-- R. de B. Layard.. 2 0 14 0 Yachts must be anchored, not and captained by Harold Gear. JAS. F. MORGAN, to, j&y order of the E. R, A. Piianaia '..3 0 16 1 16.0 moored. The game was a. close one and end 5-- AUCTIONEER. BARRY H. SIMPSON, Secy. R. A. Jordan .. 3 6 1 22 1 22.0 Handicaps to be delivered sealed by ed in a draw of 2 goals each. There TRY OUR DELICIOU HARRY E. MURRAY, E. R. NOTES OF THE GAME. the judges on return of yachts to club- was no scoring in one half of the house. game. "Peacn Mellow" and "Rasporf COURT. CAMOES, There was a good turnout. The chowder will be served at about A1 6 P. Bl. iand will b in eharep nf ATr. NO. 8110, A, O. P. Thirteen played on each side. George Cro'zier. CONSOLIDATED - ffORKS Meets every 2nd and 4th Judges will be decided on later. Ml MM The All Comers were Tuesday of each month at fatigued, fagged Races will ba held under the aus- Here's a PHONE MAIN 7L 7:30 p. m., and depressed toward the end of the pices of in San Antonio game. the Regatta Committee and Hall. Vineyard street. Vis the rules of the Hawaii Yacht Club. iting brothers cordially in Nice to Do! TH HAWAIIAN REALTfl vited to attend. Fiddes made the winning hit, a swipe Auction Sale to leg, which went to the boundary. So many people are lunching A. K. VIERRA. C.R--, SECOND PRIZE AND MATURITY CO. M. C. PACHECO, at the ANNEX every day that Limited, F.S. The Cattons were on the Scotch team. if the rush continues extra ac- Monday, June 4, 1906. Dick, MAY BE REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGE. the junior member of the trio, FIRST commodation for patrons will 12 O'CLOCK NOON, HONOLULU HARBOR NO. 54, scored S runs. have to be provided. There's LOANS AND INVESTMENT RKfTH. ion premises, corner of Punchbowl and RITIES. A. A. OF M. & P. Secretary oo.l of the something about the ANNEX J. M. Tucker kept his wicket up while Promotion lunches which people Vineyard, by order of D. Dayton, Esq., fleets on first and third Sunday eve- Committee sent to San attracts Office: Mclntyre Bldg., Honolula, Anderson brought the runs home. Francisco by day after day and price is for heirs of Louis Adler, I will sell . H. O. nted of sach menth, at 7 o'clock, at the the P. Box 265. Phone Main 141. 3C. ef P. HalL All sojourning Alameda yesterday the fine Ha- only 25c. with a drink thrown brethren Anderson 35 cordially invited to attend. made runs off 11 con waiian calabash trophy offered by the in as a souvenir. 5 Cottages for Removal 3y order Worthy Captain, secutive hits. That's coine some! Hawaiian Yacht Club to the winner of F. MOSHER. the trans-Pacifi- c Yacht Race to start JNO. CASSIDY, FRANK Hatfieid came into the game again on June 11 from San Pedro and end SCOFTY'S POOR. C.C. yesterday. He bowled JAS. F. MORGAN, Maclean in his at Honolulu. The calabash is the sec- first over and had all his o4d pace. ond prize and will be placed on exhi- Royal Electrical HONOLULU AERIE 140, although, naturally, he showed lack bition in the Annex of practise. Southern Pacific Passen- F. O. E. ger office at Los Angeles. It will be OPPOSITE POLICE STATION. Worker. Meets on 2nd and flanked by pineapples growing in tubs, 159 JUNG ST. TEL. MAIW 104 4th Wednesday even- A whn-- were also forwarded yesterday. ings of each month at Challenge. In this way Secretary Wood believes THE FAVORITE GROTTO. : in K. of P. Hall, King that a fine advertisement for the ls ng will be secured. Rusv business find Eagles are invited to The Honolulu Iron Works swimming men the F. D. WICKE, a. SAM'L McKEAGUE, W.P. If the first prize, which was being FAVORITE a team & GROTTO haven 33. T. MOORE. Secty has challenged the Myrtle Boat made by Slireve Co., is destroyed of CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Club to a six-in- m relav race, tn take the Yiuht Club will in all rest at noontime where thev probability , Store Fittings a Specialty. on 4 ordf--r can v 5v Place Saturday at p. m. in the not it duplicated, and the cala- refresh themselves with Repairing, THEODORE ROOSEVELT, Bishop sOip bash )e made to serve Billie Cabinetwork and Polishing. "in as first the chef's best handiwork. J.2S2 St., M. A. Camp No. 1, U. S. prize. Alakea rear of Y. C. W. V. SOUP POTAGE A LA HAMBURG Pnone M. 447. residence Phone W. 1111, Department Hawaii. ANCIENT NEW ENGLAND ROILED TllW'Kfi Meets every 1st and 3rd ORDER HIBERNIANS, lim ROAST OF BERP Wednesday. Suites 15 and The Jolly Trolley. ROILED POTATO fiUCCOTAiiH 15 DIVISION NO. C. B. Reynolds & Co Progress R!ock. Fort 1. ONION SALAD nd Reretania streets, Meets every first and third Wednes- The members of the girls' hockey at days, 8 p. 7:S0 p. m. Visiting com- at m., in C. B. U. Hall, Fort team of Oahu College gave a trollej 25C. street. Visiting in- IMPORTERS AND DEALER! C3 rades cordially invited to brothers cordially ride evening, With Beer, Wine, Tea or attend. vited to attend. last Friday the guests Coffee. BUILDING MATERIALS: being taken over every route in Open all night. H. T. MOORE. F. S. the Comdr. CREDON. Pres., city. About thirty-fiv- e young people FRED DOORS. SASH, SHINGLES. R. H. LONG, Adjutant. J- - QUtNN, Secy. KILEY, Prop, enjoyed the ride. Cor. Hotel and Bethel Builders Hardware at lowest ralO street. A!oVt r' ...yg p,,.-- ,' Joigjg, i

Ltd. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL; ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY 31, 1906. WHERE WILL HONOLULANS ' LOCAL BREVITIES. SPEND THE SUMMER? 2 I'niiiniii ni 1 iiy The calamity that has befallen San Hails are being laid on the WaYiiawa ' Bread, Bread Francisco has caused many changes in br utch, which will be completed early the plans of Honolulu people with ref- in July. HITNEY & MARSH erence to their summer vacations, arid was 'Jrnany who have been in the habit of There no session of the Stock is of life. How Exchange yesterday on account of its Bread the staff important then to spending two or three months in the being Memorial Day. have good bread. Good bread does not depend entirelv Coast metropolis during the heated upon appearance. be made term are casting about for new places Don't forget the minstre's tomorrow It must of the most nu Sale of of retreat. Refugees from San Fran- evening in Bishop hall. Tickets only I tritions part of wheat. That's what you get when you cisco will doubtless crowd all adjacent T5c. and sold to ladies only. use towns, even down to Los Angeles, for Mrs. William Schmidt, with her in- - many months to come, and hotel and iant. lett in tne Alameda to visit her boarding house rates will be corre- - mother at Goldfields. Nevada. F EMBROIDERIES sponcnngiy nign. in such circum-y- Clarence Crabbe is reported to be people are fortunatSrworking HOLLY FLOUR Btances Honolulu . v j?i the precincts strongly for his in naving a spienuiu mountain resort candidature lor county sheriff. hand, a whole mon close at where Saturday is the last day on which It is rich in gluten and contains all of the wheat Begins can be spent, including traveling ex- work for the coming good. grocer. Friday Morn- penses return, for spring exhibition that's Order from your If he hasn't it from Honolulu and of the Kilohana Art League will be I inquire of less than the cost of a round trip received. I steamer ticket to the Coast. In fact, ing, June 1st. Messrs. Trent & Co. are offering pur- Will the author "W. P." of a letter $40 on capita! punishment please telephone chasers of volcano tickets, a who'.e Theo. H. Davies & Co. I m I'M 1 week's extra board at the popular Vol- the Advertiser's editorial room at one cano House for only one additional five p. m. today? dollar gold piece. This is an expensive H. G. Ginaca will have his cane har- kind of advertising, but it will probably vester put together at the Honolulu Wholesale Distributors. result in keeping the Volcano House Iron Works when its parts arrive from full to the doors all summer. the mainland. Office Young Brothers, the launehmen, en- timeshings tertained the "Southern California Girls'' Tuesday evening by giving them 1!I1L II WIHIW III II IMMWWMMMMmiimiBlllUHMW a launch ride to Diamond Head and Directly a new office is opened there is a demand return. for the t best class of office furniture. .Its manufacture is an exact Co. J. S. Martin requests the Advertiser A Opportunity ! CiIeuCe1?W.d,ays and the brightest minds are People who have to state that his grandchild, whose Bare engaged by the 1 Company in designing articles for the ofSce hand was bitten by a coyote at the that will oougtu our wines Zoo lust Saturday, is recovering and TO PURCHASE A BEAUTIFUL DINNER SERVICE COM-- facilitate the conduct of any business. thfat amputation is not deemed PLETE FOR 12 PERSONS IN FINE ENGLISH We have what should be in every office where system is pronounce them SEMI - PORCELAIN. the keynote. "Everything for the Office" expresses our stock, is Both the fruit cannery and the can Daintily decorated with delicate pink floral design, finished with gold come in and talk over your wants with us and let us tell you pure There not factory of the Hawaiian Pineapple Co. tracings. The shapes of all dishes are very graceful and artistic and what you need. at Iwilei are likely to be completed by this important feature, combined with the beautiful decoration, gives you a a headache in a the middle of June. Tracks connecting dinner service of which you may well be proud. One of lasting pleasure, gallon. the factories with the main line will and always pleasing to the eye. Everything for the Office! be laid by O. R. & L. Co. high-grad- semi-porcela- the We alfo have another pattern in this e in ware, There will be a meeting of the Hono- very prettily decorated, the beauty of which must be seen to be appreciated. C.J, McCarthf, lulu branch of the Theosophical So- ANOTHER IMPORTANT FEATURE ciety in the Kapiolani Building at 8 Hawaiian Office 'Phone 31ain 36. p. m. today. The subject of the dis- is the remarkably low figure for which these dinner sets can be bought, Specialty Co. cussion will be "The Law of Cause and and considering the quality and beauty of design, have never been equaled. Effect." The public are invited to Each set consists of 100 pieces and the price is Or-ii-f ti....,ii..ii in, I, iLaitot .. in ffl illliTiiij(f.yfi(ifii7a"lM IfgffllHfViffff daughter W OO Elizabeth Eames, f A. Come in and we will be pleased25.toskow you thothem. Sot: Eames of Wahiawa, fell with a horse at Los Angeles a few days ago and was seriously hurt. The horse stumt W. W. & bled, falling on the young girl, break Dimond Cc, Ltd. 57 King ing her leg in two places. She narrow Street. IN LESS ly escaped a fractured skull. THAN A musical entertainment and dance 3 DAYS will be given for the benefit of the and over THE ONLY DOUBLE-TRAC- K RAILWAY between t& Hoomana Naauao Kuokoa Society at Missouri River and Chicago. Your valuables or the Burglar's? Progress Hall on Saturday evening, White kin Suits THREE FAST TRAINS DAILY. Your treasures or the Flame's? June 2, 1906. at 7:30 p. m. Music will fa VIA be by Better be sure of their safety than furnished the Ernest Kaai's SOUTHERN sorry you lost them. Five dollars Quintet Club. Tickets are $1 and 50 6 EZ PACIFIC, UNION PACIFIC AND gives you yearly insurance against cents. D S CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAYS Calamity. A special meeting of College Club such a the Indianhead Suits, good quality' Linen finish, Eton Coat Overland Limited. Vestibuled. 11 will be held 4 o'clock Friday at Leaves San Francisco at c n. Get a safe deposit box at the at trimmed with Straps and Buttons, Skirt full width. $ dally. In New the residence 6t Prof. W. D. Alexan- 5 00 The most Luxurious Train the World. Pullman Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Indianhead Suits, good .quality Linen finish, Eton Coat with and State-roo- m cars built expressly for this famous train. Gtaatte-men-'s der, Punahou street, to consider the UiMrary. Ltd., today. advisability- - special Collar tucked and Blue Chambrey 6 Buffet and Lady's Parlor Observation Qr, Book Lovers of employing a trimmed with 00 Dining Car. Meals a la Electric Lighted throughout. v'siting nurse for tuberculosis cases. in Indianhead Suits, good quality Linen finish, Eton Carte. Coat with Eastern Express. Vestibuled. p. m. Honolulu. Anyone interested is cor Fancy Collar, one row of Irish Crocket Lace in Leaves San Francisco at t sitr. dially invited to attend. Skirt, Through Pullman Palace and Sleeping Cars to Chicago. Dlntoc Oml -- FQBIilA very neat and natty Reclining SOUTHERN CALI As will be seen by official notice else 7 00 Free Chair Cars. where, a reception will be held at the Indianhead Suits, good quality Linen finish, Eton Coat fancy Atlantic Express. Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 9 a. u CaSr. Catholic Mission tonight to welcome Collar trimmed with Irish Crocket Lace, the Skirt is trim- Standard and Tourist Sleepers. ENTERTAINED His Lordship the Bishop of Zeugma med with three rows of Irish Crochet insertion. The verv PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS GIBLS" and his guest, Right Rev. Bishop Ver laiebt sryie . . a 00 Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. The best of everything. dier of Tahiti. , During the reception the Catholic Mission orchestra will give r. r. Ritchie, O.A.P.C. CHICAGO & NORTHWESTER! IT. The 'Southern California Girls" were some select pieces of its repertory. 61 7 Market Street (Palace Hotel) so Frtfirttco entertained last evening by Mr. and Water pipes for the Waialae road SEMI-READ- Y EMBROIDERED ROBES. or U. P. Company Agent. t Mrs. Alexander Craw at their King line arrived in the steamer American. Hustace-Pec- k Co., Ltd., draymen, took In Swiss and Mull. These Robes must be seen to be appre street residence.. , There were about very advantage of the blank day on 'the ciated.!. .$12.50, $13.50, $15.00, $16.50 thirty Californians present and a waterfront to deliver the pipes. It was jolly evening was spent. Mr. and Mrs. a big hauling jcb, there being 1702 Craw are 'and during pieces of pipe. As soon as the pipe is the three hours of the reception the laid the remaking of Waialae road can LADIES WALKING SKIRTS. H entire party almost felt themselves be completed. ALEIWA was Black Navy . . 1 back in the Golden State. There Sada Kuribara, the Japanese who Melton Cloth Skirts, in' and Blue.. .$ 75 jT music, instrumental and vocal, and a used io dress in fantastic garb and Repellant Cloth Skirts, in Gray only . 2 00 delicious collation -- was served toward perform unearthly music in a hack to Melton Cloth Black On the Oahu Railway IS entertainment. Skirts, in and Navy Blue. 2 25 the close of the advertise a Japanese theatre, having Ladies Cloth Skirts, trimmed with Satin bands in Brown, " made a goodly fortune as fortunes go avy P BUSINESS LOCALS. in Japan. late;y returned to his native a Blue and Black 3 50 land. Before leaving he gave Editor Ladies Cloth Skirts, straped and trimmed with buttons in Great embroidery sale at Whitney & Shiozawa $7 for charities. The sum of Gray, Tan, Cadet Blue and Black 6 5? Marsh's tomorrow. $3 he directed to be spent on bananas Broadcloth Skirts, plaited and trimmed with buttons in Gray, for prisoners. ; A stenographer and typewriter is J .' an, Navy Biue and Black 7 son turn. TT , , r.,'jf wanted. See classified ads. James Lyle accompanied his sister. I It Tf vnn nrp sekinsr real estate in Mrs. A. E. Lawlor tf Halifax. X. S.. vestments, see Savidge, 79 Merchant in the Alameda to the Coast. He will visit his daughter, Mrs. Herbert Wins" street. low. in Portland, and his son Horace Inter-Islan- O. & shipping io d and R. L. in the Sound country before returning. B. KERR & krffe'' receipt books, 50c. each, at the Gazette Mrs. Lawlor spent some months here, Company, Ltd. w&m office. ' feH: visiting the volcano with her brother, ALAKEA STREET. Honolulu Candy Co., plantation stores and was greatly delighted --with the is- Golf, Tennis, Fresh and Salt Water Bathing, Ridiag and Driving taosk and wholesale trade solicited. Can- lands. ' of the pastimes. The Table anl Service are of the Highest Quality. TLekC gum fireworks. dies, chewing and and Information Honolulu & up ELtlmwm to at the Station and Trent Co.. or ring In the clays of perspiration look Ladies who would be correct should Hotel King 53. your supply of toilet requisites. Hob-ro- n read the. advertisement of Hobron assortment for the ladies. Drug Co., issue. On Sundays the naleiwa Limited a two-hou- r train leaves at 8:22 a. rr- - has th. in this The Harrison Mutual Burial Associa- retnrning arrives in Honolulu at 10:10 p. m. to new quarters in ... ' - tion have removed : ... me9Mr - the Kapiolani building on Alakea A Handsome Display of IV street. Noiseless Easily Repaired Better be sure than sorry. Get a Water-hous- e If safe-depos- it box at the Henry Trust Co., Ltd., and provide ew Millinery! against loss. "NEW DOriE" This is a time when your clothes should be - laundered at the Sanitary-Stea- Siphon jet low down closet, embossed bowl, bent oat Laundry. Kverything is thor- oughly disinfected. piano finish and paper lined tank. Natural oak, never splits J brought forth more 'I Try Lutted's Hawaiian Taro bread This season has seat, and Douglas siphon valve. Simply real beauty and art in trimmed hats :1 and breakfast food. delicious. any in years not too larsre. not Sample in our show window. 1 H. May & Co . C. J. Day & Co., and than England Bakery. too small, and every hat graceful and New becoming. Best of all, they are exclu a. First-cla- ss tickets to all stations on sive. a: the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupon Our display consists of new dres T JOH1T ITOI The Plumber. 85 King Street. tickets are now on sale at the office hats, street hats and sailors. of Trent & Co.. 936 Fort street. - - ij Miss Power has just received new- sailors and walking hats in all the QUALITY. ECONOMY. latest brands and colors. Millinery parlo'rs. Boston Building, Fort street. New Embroidered I SEATTLE BREWING J JU IS Good beer is good for you. But you SlB C MALTING CO. o I3 should insist on getting a pure beer z01 I"! - one" that's not fortified with injurious ii: 4 SEATTLE WASH. U.S.A. ( l 2So23lo1-ul1-U3- acids. That's Frimo beer. The only-- Grass Soap "'Woxlss Co. " Til :a9T III. ILII- I-l LIIU.WIW1I,.,.JII.''J.V-.IMM.- WEWy., fel should be introduced into . beer that ... - iAt Urf FRED. L. WALDRON, Honolulu homes. Grass Linen Waist Pat 1 Co. Seat- Embroidered Spreckels Block. : t Sole Arznt. The American Mercantile of terns. 3SN tle, Wash., solicits Honolulu orders. Pongree Silk Embroidered Waist Pat her after a while, and fretted owing This firm carries on a general export- terns. on ice to the heat. Finally to aecomniodate ing, importing and commission busi- Robes, fu;l num Embroidered Grass L'nen crowds, wo ness. A. F. Cooke is given as reference the vouniter anil the the FRENCH IAUNDET ft. dress patterns, in white ana oiue. man took the babv from her back and All work carefully done by hand. Shirts, collars, ladiV for the standing of the firm. Linen Table Cov- - Embroidered Grass FOR SAFEKEEPING up securely, laid away s Dry Qeaning also. ers, with mpKins, glass anu yiaie .io - wrapping it it and suits washed. COTTAGE AND BUILDING SITE IN lies to match. in the icebox of the little wagon. Goods called for and delivered. EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD. Grass Linen Embroidered Tea Clothes Owing my early departure from in variety of desism. J. ABADIE, Proprietor, to During the ?Iemorial D:y exercises Hnlrl. 'Pt.ortf. JJ'u3S5f. Honolulu, I offer my cottage at 1S17 Grass Linen Embroidered Squares, tSS Berttania Strtrt. opposite rrnr enfranre Hawaiian Anapuni street for sale. Servants" Centers and Scarfs in new designs. at the cemetery yesterday the Japanese quarters with three rooms), stable an-- Chinese soda water venders uil a electric lights, etc.; also a splendid New Goods Just Received by RIDING PADDLES. BITS, PtJKS. on hig bupine??. It was a hot day and ev- BLANKETS. WHIPS AND CHOPS. building site the hill between Sea CHAINS. View and College Hills. Good view of erybody seemed thirsty. One of these DOG COLLARS AND Head-Eas- y COLLIJYS, HORSE BRUSHES, CHAMOIS. i Manoa Valley and Diamond busy farts was in charge of a Japanese C. II, terms. Apply to J. T. Crawley, SPUNGES. HARNESS AND SADDLE. Co., CORNER AND BERETANIA woman who naa tier naoy witn ner. King Street near Fort. HOAPS. OILS. DRESSIXO, GREASX. Hawaiian Fertilizer Brewer FORT VBQ. Bldg. STREETS. The youngster became burdensome to 'Phene Main 427. WAVHKK9, BTC, 20 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY 31, 1906.

HONOLULU STOCK A SMALL EXCHANGE. I Canadian-Australia- n Royal Mail Line Ell Ma Honolulu, May 29, 1906. Halstead&OoJtd. Railway Co. Siegers running in connection wicu tne Canadian Pacific tfmmmSJ COMPANY. on or about the following dates: MO NAME OF STOCK, Paid l"p U. Bid. Ask. H a.i Honolulu IG BliZE STOCK AND BOND i ATTSTRALIA. FOR VANCOUVER. - B BROKERS. ! wau tr tt ivn Si STOCK m MkkCan riLK. "I Ihsumme Atom. fl.OCO.OOO jlOO ; '40a i JUNE 2 MIOWERA MAY C. BhsUKB a Co...... 2SAHENO ' r3" i"Tii St'CrAK i .... JUNE '- 3UOWE? JUNE SOiAORANGI - onOIUIU. Hawtyt, fcwa j 5.000,0(0 20 j 22' 25 o'clock, VO- - JORANGI JULY 2S j MAHENO .... JULY An alarm of fire at one this Haw. Agricultural.-- . 1. 1W) ... 25 AUG. I Haw. Coin ugart'o 2, :;12.7,".5 100 77" AUG. MIOWKRA -- vAiivMn morning1 from box 148 proved to be 'm p Co. i.tKXi.ooo vo f to points in Canada, United States and Europe. I.'0.000 100 ISO 5iTSt5 tickets issued all ; a small wash house on the premises For Rent Uonokna ... I 2,0t0.lM) 20 - . THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD. Haiku ' 600,000 100 195 LOANS NEGOTIATED. of a Japanese, Y. Takakuwa, at 1363 Kahuku j 500,010 V0 20 GENERAL. AGENTS. Cor. Aloha Lane King tfihei Co. ?.: 00.000 5u 9 mr 1 n and fiau. Ltd.. UJBMi ii ib I So Members Honolulu Stock and TnuuimiiiiM 1 Beretania street. The outhouse stood lt0.000 too 7.. Bond . b :: "" i J00 150 bt $30.00 oioa v fOOOO ... risiht against a barn belonging to Gandall Lane. or 00 Mcbr''eSugr.Co.,Ltd. 3,5 0,000 20 5 H Exchange. Co , Occidental & Oriental J uanusugarto-.- . . 8,600,100 1(0 91 95 Pacific Mail S S. Nick Peterson, the walls of which Matlock Ave Uuoaiea 1.000,0, 0: 20 25 1239 2.00 uoKaia 500,000 20 5 were scorched, but the prompt work 1240 Kinau St. 25.00 Olwa fiigar Co. Ltd. 5,1110,000, 20 2)4 FOR SALE S. S. Co.. and Toyo Risen Kaisha. Olowalu 150.000! 103 - firemen the Makiki fire 1323 Matlock Ave. (July 1, Faauhau ugPlaIlCo. 5.0K) 000( 50 leav of the from 500.(00 100 200 Lot Notley S4as.ers of the above companies will .call at Honolulu and this 1906.) . 30.00 rue lie street, of 15.000 ft t.v house kept the blaze in the building Paia JfW.OUOi 100 soil, choice fruit trees, aert ce or about the dates Deiow menuoiieu; Lunalilo St.. Pepeekeo.... 750,000! 100 137't. 160 climate cool and SAN FRANCISCO. 50.00 Pioneer 7.750,000 100 130 135 invigorating, beautiful view of FRANCISCO TO THE FOR , SAN where it started. Co-..-.. 4,500,01 0: 100 HO bare-air- 1 Kapiolani St 26.2s Waialua vgri. 5tH and sea. At a ar,A.v ORIENT. COPTIC JUNE W'ailuku 700,000 100 'i75 yjii easy 8 The Japanese had just come back Young terms. See me at ones. JUNE 1 SIBERIA . JUNE St...... 35 .00 Wailuku &ug&r Co. ti-- liAJCCHURIA 13 from' down town, "but said he did not Scrip ...... 105,000 ;co ! -- - W. L. 12 AMERICA MARU...... JUNE Makiki 30.OJ V'-- HOWARD. HONGKONG MARU JUNE St...... Waimanalo. . 252,000 100 5 JUNE 26 know how the fire" started, although Waimea MiU.I 126.0W) 100 CO Mclntyre Building. 3fr farther information apply to MONGOLIA Beretania St. (furnished) 50.00 susrar J JUNE 19 water for bathing was sometimes MlSCKLLANKfiro. !,500,OoJ KOREA? Beretania St. 22.50 fnter-islao- d 100 120 25 in- S S. Co. rxr: JUNE there at night. He had $900 ! h w. ;d.. ico heated 1027 Piikoi St.. (ix urnished) . ,0 00 Electric 500,000, j T, & & CO.. LTD., Agents. on premises, was not U.K. L. Co., Pfd. 1.16O,0OC 100 CHAS. BREWER & CO.'S surance his but 1 55 H. HACKFELD . a.. cu to., C... 62' b'ure whether the wash house was in- - Mutual Tel. Co 10 9 O.K. AL.Co CCO.OCO l'O 8b 90 Hew York eluded in the policies. It was gutted, Hllolt R, ( r 1.C00.O00 20 Regular line of vesselslinopiyin ? Honolulu fc 3t;oomship Co. or no. For Sale Kitins 24? between New York and Hono- ooanio whether Malting Cc. I..d . . 4oo.ooj; 20 25.J lulu. Mr. Peterson's barn was insured for Bo3J. Atnt ( nt port as Two bargains in Kalihi homes, BARK NUUANU will' 8aii STae fine passenger steamers of this line will arrive and leave this $200, and only had its walls scorched. uaw.ler.,1 it. .Fire.indiriK S1600 and S2000. Claims Slo.OOO, from New York on or about Haw. Ter. 4 p. c. (fie- - July 1906. 600,000' . loth, FRANCISCO. f . FOR SAN FRANCIoCO. luuumg ...... SAN Haw. 41 p. c l.ooo.oooi . . . . FREIGHT TAKEN 30 Ter. AT LOW- ilAMEBA .... MAY 25 ALAMEDA . .... MAY ZULUS REPULSED tiaw, Ter. p. o . l.OOO.OOOi . EST RATES. ft SONOMA JUNE i Haw. .i p. c-.- .. 209,000; ... 0JITRJ2A JUNE HENRY , WATERHOUSE Cal. Beet & Hue. For freight rates apply to ,, ttt-MP- 15 20 Bf. ALAMEBA JUNE Co 0. p. c . '103 CHAS. BREWER & CO., 27 Haiku 6. p. c...- - 310,000 ... :02 27 t50X31A JUNE TRUST COMPANY, LTD., & Kilby St., Boston, or Haw. Com. Suar l,77,OOo' BY BBIIISB TROOPS o, 5 p. o ... !00 C. BREWER & CO.. LTD., pre-sare- d Cor. Fort and Merchant Streets, Haw. ."MiB-a- r fl p. 500,000 ..' Jfl eoonection with the sailing of the above steamers, the agents are c...... 100 Honolulu. any rail-- . Hilo R. K. Co., 8 p. c. 1,000,(00 .. t issue, to intending passengers, Coupon Through Tickets by Honolulu. Hon. K. T. b L. Co., to all points in the United States, and from New 6 p. c , 70,00o.... 104 S sxmO, ffi) San Francisco Kanuku 6d. o 200,000 ports. Aft-ir-- .... U0 fcy any steamship line to all European ' O. c-- ZTsr CAssociated Press Cablegrams K. A L Co. 6 p. .J 2,000.000 .... 102 ; L&U&LAAiliilAlki FOR ' Wc particulars apply to noon Service.) Oahu Sugar Co. 8 p.c.! 750.0001.... 100 97 i RENT. farther - Olaa Sugar p. c. 1.250,000' W. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. & C0..8 .... DURBAN, May 30. A force of Zulu TRENT COMPLY Paia 8 p.c 450,000: ... 102 Pioueer Mill C0.6 p. c-- ' 1,250,' W .... U05V. warriors attacked the British forces (Vttialuag Co. 6 p.c! 1 000,000 .... COTTAGE. Beretania street. BARGAINS. WffttTTdp pgar Co 2,0O,00ji. .. .r.Jioo" Queen Hospital. American-Hawaiia- again today and were repulsed. Many n Steamship Company, Two lots in Kaimuki are be- COTTAGE, attacking force were slain. 23.1275 paid. f35 per cent. King street, next to resi NEW YORK TO HONOLULU Freight received at Company's wharf, of the ing offered at a very small dence of Alex. Young. .R02!l figure. A splendid SESSION SALES. Greenwich street. ANARCHIST PLOT. home, with HOUSES, Punchbowl street, 30 all modern improvements, on near Vine. s. Texan. ..May May 30. (Morning Session.) yard street, '''.'' BAR JON. Transcaucasia, " suitable for bakery. a 20 FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN Anapuni Street at low figure S. Ariaonan...... June 30 Haw. Sug. Co., 32.30." STORE In Block, . a '. An attempt has been made to kill Gen to a" quick taker. Suburban Ornheum nlsn . .... CISCO. SALES BETWEEN BOARDS. ond Tr3gM received at all times at the eral Alixhanoff by means of a bomb home on Kamehameha IV. floor of Orpheum, for rooming Cta&T&ny's wharf, 31st street, South Road, on 77x278, 20 Haw. Sug. Co., 32.50; .75 Kihei, 8.75. house. S. S. Nebraskan...... June Several' other persons were killed by situated lot Apply S. S. Nevadan June 24 with chicken houses, fernery the explosion of the bomb. and modern house, at very TV. W. CHAMBERLAIN. ifSOIiJ SAN FRANCISCO TO HONO-- i FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO STEAMER CAPSIZED. low price. Room 206. Judd Bid. , 2jXJ1V VIA PUGET SOUND. ; TILE! . HONOLULU. RIGA, May 30. An excursion steam 1 1L1I1 The following lc-tt- has been re - - sixty-fiv- e TO LET. 2J. S. Nevadan .....June S; . S. Nevadan,- ...... June er capsized near here today, 23 direct...... ceived by THE S. Nebraskan ...... June V. 29, UNFURNISHED WATERHOUSE CO., 3. S. S. Nebraskan ..... June of those aboard being- drowned. Agents I Beretania St., 2 B. $35.00 for the V fcaci month thereafter. R Aitd Matlock- - Ave., 2 B. R . . . 25.00 y H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Agents. Toung St., 2 B. R 16.00 MORSE, General Freight Agent. Niiuanu Valley, 2 B. R.. 17.00 American Insurance Co, I) - fe C 5. . WEATHER BUREAU REPORT, , For E2S h T Kalihi' Valley, 2 B. R... 17.50 OF NEWARK, veer Thurston Ave., 2 B, R., 30.00 PINEAPPLE AND RUBBER! N. J. Union St., 3 B. 30.00 S. of Agriculture, R..' . - STOCK. U. Department Greene St., 3 B. 40.00 Weather Bureau Rii..... Newark, N. J., May 10, 1906. Thurston Ave., 3 B, R... 46.OO few period A acres of pineapple land. THE WATERHOUSE CO., WILL CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE. The following data, covering a Victoria St., 5 B. .R 33.00 fine 2 17.00 A home at Kaalawai with Judd Building, and ship ycur goods and save you money. of 23 years, have been compiled from Nonpareil St., B. R... Honolulu. We pack, haul ' Nuuanu St., a B. 40.00 beach frontage, all modern con I the Weather Bureau and McKibbin R..... Dear Sirs: The American of New Dealers in stove wood, coil and kindlings. Waikiki Rd., 7 B. 25.00 appears to only T. H. They are veniences. ark be the one left Storage in Brick Warehouse, 126 King Street. 'Phone Main 58. records at 'Honolulu, St., 3 B. R 50.00 of the several Fire Insurance Com issued to show the cpnditions that have Liliha St., 1 B. R 10.00 panies bearing that name, and its sur- ques Are you going" to spend your of-- prevailed,, during the month in FURNISHED HOUSES vival is pretty good evidence that it Branch summer on Tantalus? Come and pays to tion, above period of years,, but 6 B. 100.00 be conservative. Moderate Go. for the Thurston Ave., R... see us about a mountain home. lines in congested ion Express Hustace, Peck Co., Ltd. Miller 4 B. R 60.00 districts and the must not be construed as a forecast St.. accumulation of a large net surplus 6i Oueen Street. of the weather conditions for the com- Beach Rd.. 1 B. Rl 20.00 are the safest strongest Waikiki, 2 B. R , 35.00 and bulwarks HaYin"! baggage contracts with the following steamship lines: ing month. , j Classified Advcrthe meats offered to both agents and policy - 29 years. Waikiki, 2 B. R. 40.00 Vfccaai Smhip Cto. Pacific TWail Ste&atffiiSp Co. Month, June, for holders. This American has been sav Steomahlp Co. Toyj Kalsan KaiaSi Steamahlp Co. TEMPERATURE (1890-1905- ). ing its surplus earnings for many Oriental WANTED. years f your homes, saving you the trouble Mean or normal temperature, 77 deg, for just such an emergency as : We check your baggage at The warmest month was that of 1900, A STENOGRAPHER and Typewriter, that at San Francisco and hopes to be 79 equally stf checking on the wharf. with an average of 78 deg. 7 Apply to Savidge, Merchant St. well prepared to meet the next was of 1905, '429 I big conflagration which is sure to come . Piano and Furniture Moving The coldest month that sooner or nay Telephone Main 86 with an average of 75 deg. later. The cash to the , - Specialty. highest temperature was 88 deg Absolutely fire-pro- of, finest cui- ALL those who have accounts of any mi'llon dollars to our California policy The nomers nas already been provided cn June 22, 1900. sine, elegantly furnished and the description against me to send same for 63 deg. best of service. in prior to June 5. Arrangements and of adjusters have the ad The lowest temperature was justments way. 1, 1891. will be made for settlement. F. J. well under Mc-XAa- sk, on June NOAH Manager, Vice-Preside- GRAY, y. Morgan, President; C. J. Campbell, nt; J. L. W. Several companies have already X PRECIPITATION (RAIN; 1877 - 1894 HONOLULU, CHURCH, .Honolulu Seaside Hotel. S6005Stcretary; A. N. E. Gedge, Auditor; Frank T. H. 7427 failed and are entitled to the sympathy F. Clark, Treasurer; J3at2e, Manager. AND 1905). of their associates. In the redistribu Average for the month, 0.96 inches. tion of your business which present ' ls: TO SC-o-stace-ec- I-itd.. days .01 of Orient ports, probably p. m. PURCHASE the whole of Furni may Average number of with Ap- conditions require, please favor Co,, inch or more, 15. Str. Mikahala, Gregory, for Kauai ture in about i house. our company so as practicable, and an ply 7424 far DRAYMEN, 63 Queen Street. The greatest 'monthly precipitation ports, 5 p. m. Stranger, Advertiser office. we would advise you not to assume DEALERS IN was 2.40 Inches in 1885. C.-- A. S. S. Miowera, Hemming, for any personal obligations for the pay FIREWOOD, STOVE AND STEAM COAL. The least monthly precipitation was Victoria and Vancouver, p. m. FOR SALE ment of return premiums on policies Black Sand. Telephone, Main 295. 0.24 inches in 1877. PASSENGERS. A BARGAIN, im- in failed companies which have made Also White and in Prospect Street no provision The greatest amount of precipitation proved property. See Savidge, 79 for Claims 24 Arrived. for such, premiums be Ki0OO recorded in any consecutive hours Merchant Street. 7429 return should was 0.81 inches on June 22, J8S5. Per stmr. Mikahala, from Kauai filed by the assured and agents should THE PACIFIC METEOEOOOICAIi EECOSD. RELATIVE HUMIDITY. ports. May 30. A. Robinson. W. F, not be held responsible for any part Sanburn, Mrs. T. Branat, Mrs. P. L. FOR RENT. of the amount, in view of the circum- Average 9 a. m., 67 deg.; 9 p. m., 73 Ka-po- Peters, Mrs. schilling anj son, Jos. na COTTAGES - on Vineyard 3 stances connected with this unpre- Commercial Advertiser Issued Every Sunday Moraing b tba deg. (1893-3904- ). 8 a." rrr., 67 deg.; 8 P. St., bed and son, Mrs. W. Stewart, Miss rooms, mosquito-proo- f. cedented disaster. Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau. m., 69 deg. (190a). Rent $27.50 SBs&ved at the Post Office at Honolulu, R. L. Burpel and 56 deck. J30. 297 175 Trusting that you may not become (1890-1905- Apply Vineyard. H., as second-clas- s matter. WIHt CLOUDS AND WEATHER ). .Departed. involved in any of these losses, we re- - 1. THBXM. 13; wIth KXAIT Average number of clear days, For San Francisco, per S. S. Ala FURNISHED or unfurnished house of maln' best wlshes. partly cloudy days, 15; cloudy days, 2. ei-;- ht rooms, 1087 Beckley ery truly yours. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: meda, May 30. Miss M. . Alexander, St. Apply 5b. S s 7418 P. L. HOADLEY, x 512.00 5c WIND. Mrs. A. Barnes, Mrs. W. L. Coffey and Honolulu Planing Mill. Tear w Vice-Preside- S8x Months y... 6.00 a a a aa p q -- i The prevailing winds have been from son, Mr. Deacon, ITrs. Deacon, Mr. i i Ehrenfried, Mrs. Ehrenfried, F. C. MODERN cottage, 1220 Mat 30-O- the northeast. Adrertising rates on application. S ,20, t 79 17 72 7 E 7 lock Ave. Ring up Main 185. 7420. 80-0- M. M. M. M 211 7 80 .1)0 61 3 The average hourly velocity f the Enos, Miss Ferguson, Mrs. FOR RENT. T 221 30.05 80 .01 62 a BPE 8 wind during June, 1905, was S.6 miles. Guild and daughter, Mr. Hammi'l, Mrs. VV 231 39-0- 8 H) T 64 4 B 10 Furnished House, corner of Piikoi &s&&afeed every morning except Sunday Hammill and child, Mrs. J. E. Higgins : T 124 t 10 19 02 W 6 B 6 The highest velocity of the wind dur OFFICES FOR RENT. and Young streets, eight rooms, 3 tou by the F 25; 30.10 80 03 64 15 B 8 ing June, 190a, was 23 miles from tne and child. Mrs. Jeffreys, Miss Jeffreys, large Joli .24 30.01 79 '1 6 B "THE STANGENWALD," only fire bed rooms, upstairs. Rent $"0. !, 8 t4 10 on 1st. Mrs. A. E. Lawlor, J. . Lennox, Mrs. GAZETTE CO., LTD., I i northeast the House, on Wyllie street, SAT?AHAN S. D. proof office building in city. Furnished Aug Station: Honolulu, T. H. Lennox and infant, Lewin, H. L. residence Mrs. E. B. Toa Holt Block, No. 65 South King St. Note: Barometer readings are cor- Lyle, M. of Watrhouse. Date of issue: May 29, 1906. Lewis, Jas. McCulloch, P. A. Rent reaponab'e to parties. CRANE - - - MANAGER rected for temperature, Instrumental G. C. Mikulich, ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING, the right C Messhaert, W. Mrs. fire-pro- a ate of s only up-to-d- House with 4 bed rooms, 2 bath errors, and local gravity, and reduced 9 averages 0 f Mikulich, Mrs. H. T. Moore. W. S. Nic-al- l. Honolulu Average o'clock from records building; rent includes electric light. rooms, servants quarters, etc. Con- &OCAX OFFICE OF THE UNITED to sea level. cloudiness stated Territorial Meteorologist; 8 o'clock M. M. Shaughnessey, R. N.'Paton, In 0 to 10. hot cold water and janitor ser nected with sewer. Close to town. STATES BUEEATJ. scale from Direction of wind averages U. S. Mrs. Paton and maid, Mrs. W. C. Pea- and WEATHER 24 from Weather Bureau Hamm-Youn- g Bent reasonable Is prevailing direction during hours v - vice. Apply the Von records. T. F. DRAKE, cock. E. A. Peck,- M. Phillips, Mrs. Several ending at 8 p. m. Velocity of wind la Phillips, two maid, Mrs. Co.. Ltd. 7276 Unfurnished Houses for rent average velocity In miles per hour. Temporarily in Charge, Weather children and and for sale. Jtttoaxtder Tonne Building. Honolulu, Bureau. Pitts. H. G. Purcell, Miss S. A. Rem- ; Wednesday, May 30, 1906. T. F. DRAKE, ington, Mrs. C. L. Rhodes, Mrs. J. P. COMPLETE set bound volumes Plant THE WATERHOUSE CO. Acting Section Director Richards, P. Romane, Mrs. W. T. ers' Monthly. 22 vols., 1882 to 1904. Real Estate and Insurance Agents, SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Uniform binding: eheep. 1 THERMO. - WIND Schmidt and infant, Mr. Singleterry, full Price Judd Building. ? G. 1175.00 Address P. M-- , care Hawaiian 3 1 2 TIDES, BUN AJNTD MOON. Mrs. Singleterry, B. Sturgeon. Mrs. Te'or'ho"" Main 132. a 2 ARRIVED. Sturgeon and three children, F. M. Gazette Co. Svvanzy, s 1 9 Wednesday, May 30. Mrs. Swanzy and daughter, ! D 3 FOR SALE D. Tuni-so- n 5" --1 Fh 2 Str. Mikahala Gregory, from Kauai Mrs. F. Tierman, Mrs. F. H - K S o Professional Cards Just a feiv mut e of those cheap Kal- & Ills o c Mi E ports 6:22 a. m. with 5000 bags of su- - and infant, G. Durate Vatz. T. 3 o a o s gar. Wall. Mr. Weinberg, Mrs. Weinberg mukl lots. ' 1 U X 1 ? si 3 iJ iJ it homes - Several small. comfortable 63- T3 Str. Niihau, W. Thompson, and child. Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. L. 23C0 j IS 01 J8 8 SK ... p m. Ft a in a.m. bets. from ARCHITECTS. Nuuanu tract. M 28. 7.87 1.7, 7 2b 2 26 12 00 5 18 6.37.11.13 Makaweli, 11:05 a. m., with 5500 bags vight. T. C. Wills. A. Wolff and 250 s:; pi "0 76 gz I A good house (77x27$). corner rm s 06 5 8 P-- sugar. steerage. W. MATLOCK CAMPBELL. Phom and lot 1 of ( - i T 29 8 31 1.5, 8.55' 3.17, 1 13 5.18 6.3-- 11 58 of 2 sub-stanti- al SQ-0- 951. fine streets, at Kalihi, with XX8 SO j "I M 04 White j 6rt 3 NK .. ' la DEPARTED. TRANSPORT SERVICE, of W 30 9.32 1.4 10 24 4 CE 2 53 17 6 S8i . ... improvements and a variety SUA - ; "0 74 j I I ;3- ii j m 68 4 KB III Logan sailed from San Francisco for bearing fruit Price $230o. tres. 1 S. S. Alameda powdell. for San i T 31 10.43 'i 4.50 4 88 5.17 6.38 0 39 23. DENTISTS. ! lt.2. Honolulu and Manila. May A lot, fenced and almost 73 78 .02 70 4 NE I I I 10 a. m. I'm.l francisco at - i F 112.13 1.2 11.4.115.29,6 06 5.17 8.33.1.22 Sheridan, sailed from Manila for Hono- A. B. CLARK. D D. S., room 311 Bos- cleared, on KapahuJa road. Price 1550. He 68 i 74 i Str. Maui. F. Bennett, for Hamakua T 63 8 6 I I - I Building. nb ports, noon. lulu and San Francisco. May "if ton ! S 2 1 0i; 5 . k6 08 7.20 5.17 6.38 2.04 at FOR RENT 73 i 78 6S ' 5 Thomas, at San Francisco. .T E 6 Schr. Chas. Levi Woodbury, Harris, Several hrand-ne-.- v cottages, with all 3! 1 45 1 7, 0 41 B.47' ( 211 5.17 8 9 2.47 Sherman, sailed for Guam and Manila, D. S 71 j for Hiio, 3:15 p. m. HENRY BICKNELL. Union 1'iii.r.fVfinf-iits- . Trt .C3 m 4 st May 21. I. th" latest First quarter of the moon May 30. street, corner Hotel. Tel. Main 2 SC. Good T. F. DRAKE. DUE TODAY. Law ton. :tt San Francisco. horse pasture, within eacf Times of the tide are taken from the reich. at J3 per iK-a-d r,f'r month. Acting; C.-- A. Section Director. United States Coast ana Geodetic Sur- S S. Miowera. Hemming, from Supply, at Guam. EDUCATIONAL. vey tables. Crlonic-s- a. m. Meade, at Manila. J. H. SCHNACK. , MADAM K 7AXAMA OP. STRAW The tides at Kahuluf and Hllo occur I. M. S. S. Mam-huTi- Saundt-rs- Iix. at Seattle. S('( r"I.I.i l'F Tin I'i about one hour arller than at Hono- f - in Han Francisco, a. m. risi.in I'r-'Hi- h .' is.: I'..;.-tani.- t Av-- . t-- ri.-n- t i'li'i. !.l. u.ini lulu. o. . S. S. Cojtic, from DIED. 5 ward Is 10 port.---. I'kf to i:av- - a i. il'i s Hawaiian etai time hours F.d- - WAY 11 N.N city. M.tv . M STEIN I HA. JO minute sk er than Greenwich A H. r.. In ths Fr. ii. ii t i. i.f CLEANED ANTD V.1J m'KKD. S. "as ka - !:. ,n-t- s N'fi frm ?ai c. rl ",a!l A. for many u time, being tuat of tne meridian of 157 Kr;,:u o via Ta"..ina. tn. ' I'.inn. first. AND OTHER PIANOS. 11.-- . if-.- ! E.-- t ' with hf iegrees thirtv mirutes. The time whis- n:d.n-- , fr :n Hawaiian p. I'ark.r, Kuhului. ' PIANO CO. tle blows at 1:) m., which In th a. in. THAYER Globe iam as Orrrowka, 0 hours 0 Kuti. I a 1 r,n BEAD THE ADVERTISER Clothing Co minute. TODAY. 8 AND l.'S HOTEL PTllFttrr. Pun nd toon are for IocaI tin for SAIL I his fr..Mi lhr !. - - Oppoffitf Toting Hotel. ta whol Vomu. I. M. !. M.i!'- huri 1. S iir.tf WORLD'S IfEWS DAILY. f J.tri fttfwffi 1. fj pi .a w 1 " TtfX3

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