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. 1 ' " . - '"' - , ESTABLISHED JULY 1. 184. .: ft JAaY.it J. QUI HONOLULU, HAWAII TBBBITOB. THURSDAY, DECEMBEB 6, 1900. FOURTEEN PAGES. PRICE FIVECKliTS, xiQFHSSIONAL CARDS. Frank Connell, conductor, bruised their bids appear to entitle them to and TT AND IN V UTM KNTa. ncratchrd, but not eiiously. more than, that number, the Secretary DOWAG ER John Taylor, Allegheny, Pa., Pull- of the Navy will submit the matter to man porter, allhUy GROW TH OF Attorney THE CAPE lm. cut and bruised. the General for decision and -- 1: Iacaematr Allen, slightly hurt. if this Roes against them the builders 1 ATT'w'"r Tbe i)4sengerB were taken back to of the Oregon will appeal to Congress Arkl and Hearer, and at 4 o'clock were trans- to place them on an equality with their If ? 10 Wmi FRIGHTEN ED ferred to another train for Clereland. NAVY Eastern competitors. The clearing of the tracks did not take THE RISE - Kin n. St a. many hoars, but it may be several v ptfKKf Iletl.! days Latest Sugar Price. O until the Hood recedes before the M 0. t 28. It submerged cars are recovered. A large NKW YORK. Nov. Sugar Raw. ,yu ml Notary I"ib-- May quanthy of business mall was In the steady; fair refining, 3c; centrifugal . li st. She Come To An &6 0 pthi man car. and considerable valuable Eleven Armored Ships test. 4ic; molanses sugar, 3c. Re -4 fined, Alarmist News t1 x and perUhable steady; crushed, 6.00c; powdered, 'it- A -- Attorney, Notary matter in the express iS,Hll f " ' 1 Understanding. me total lo will amount to a 5.70c; granulated; 5.60c. i . largeir. Planned. South Africa. Hrrhaitl . ill ts. ' sum. Baron to Wed Kentucky Belle. f'rlCTKH.N -- l KMhamtn '(' TRIBUTE TO Growth of Naries. LONDON. Nov. 28. Baron Speck von HUPPED Kmr-r-or William has sent to the SPECIE1C&T1QIISARE READY Sternberg, the German First Secretary FEARS OF THE - DUTCH rWTSICIANS. HcUhntag charts, maps and statistics of the Embassy at Washington, recent jO, Al'ilt'R, Homeopath. Tn ehowlng ly promoted to Consul for Germany at attention glvw the growth of the Itussl&n. to Ilrltlfih,-Frenc- h Calcutta, has written to United States Frinct Has Grabbed Territory and t'nlted Httes Na-- Ambassador Choate asking him to pro Ltt St. eeerty opp. Mefhwdlat it viea. and also their tttrenh In Far Sixty-si- x Million Dollars to be Laid England Thinks the Story Exagger- aa a. Ul l iien-ttinLar- g$ cure a special license for his marriage v HrrfV iwwrw,u i tow wm a B a to i Bills for . Rastern waters. In view of this same to Miss Lillian May Langham, a to Out on New Marine niece ated But Does Not Taka a- - Individual the members of the IbHchsta fear that of Arthur Langham of Louisville, Ky., Oamafes. bill . f.v' another to increase the strength of Construction. to wnora ne win De married as soon , Roseate View; :'. I lit CMtTKLAND, II.D.-Of- flc, th Crmany Navy is com In. as he arrives In this city. hnur; m., S Ul I 1vlt; Ui, NKW TOftK. Nor. 2T.- -A lit cable to SS. the Hun from Peking saya: NEW YORK. Nov. Kleven ar , LONDON. .Nov. 28. The Dally Mail ReporU , (66,000,000 TURKEY AFRAID OF mored hli)S to cost about THE CZAR SAT this morning tbe following , j u (MRVlN.-nfl- w, ta rwK-ner- e irom bingan Fu axe shipbuild- fit.: tm a. again encouraging. All when finished are attracting alarmist dispatch from Cape Town: - Irnmi hm. t It m.. arfrto the effect ing experts to the Navy Department P. - TM. that the Kmprew Dowager Is at last THE KENTUCKY IN "The anti-Briti- sh feeling llh Cape Col- - M. i; Tel. this week, eays a Tribune special from DRAUGHT rMn wait vn. reallslag the SerlouanM nf ltna. ony assuming dangerous . propor- th. Washington". They will a .is tloa and Is becoming frightened. These make final tions, owing to false stories spread of 1 1. CAt.nurTii.-o- m and etiidr of the plans and Specifications advice are believed to be reliable. Ministry Considers Battleship's Caught Cold Various Com British barbarity in Orange Biverlcol- - . . mt pVftni aiK Aiakea Rta to win thej great competition eleven and if ! IS, 1 U Hung Chang and Prince Chlng. ony and the Transvaal. Ldyallsts fear mf, to I Visit days hence4, will Followed-No- a4 Ul the Chinese peace commissioners, have at the Prt of when tbe bids be plications w that the Dutch congress next week wjll for m long time been between two tlrea. opened for. perhaps the largest con be the signal for a rising and they de- jn.-r- m as Smyrna. struction contracts ever undertaken at Better. I rort ntj It was to their Interest to 'Impress the mand that martial law be' proclaimed , a single time, by-- tbe Government. ' Km press Dowager wlrh r throughout colony. The El tutor. I to M jn a. Tel. US. the seriousness - the situation m.i of the situation, while t the same NEW YORK, Nov. 28. Cable ad- The arrmurit at stake at noon on IV- - LIVADIA. European Russia, Nov. 28. is declared to be graver than at any ivruum accoramg Congres- - - it mnvK.nve l Nuuanu tlm tnT strove to obtain a modlnca ""J ' icuwu iiTmoer I, to the The follow lng bulletin was issued to- previous time during the war." 102. m Jishes a dispatch from Constantinople T4 WMte hour. to to ion or mm demands or the powers. ional aDDroorlatton. for hulls and ma day by the Czar's physicians: - Referring editorially to Its . Cape t l i mi to p. m., are io me eneci mat tne mritibn council chinery aloae .will aggregate $42,000,000 Daily eept omciai advlcea to the ef Emperor passed good yes- Town advices, the Mail adopts a rcl thai they sent many. note to the of ministers have beld a conference to and within ;this sum the bids will be "The a day most serious tone, asserting that the. whether or sending re-- of terday. He slept an hour and a half. anti-Briti- court. an4 that lately their Inform determine not the confined, the remaining $24,000,000 sh movement is accentuated si ic. wATKnnornr.-off- lr. aad the United battleship Ken- - At 9 in the evening his temperature wan States quired to the guns, armor, troops . m Seretania sn4 tloa calealatel to frighten the furnish by the withdrawal of from Cape Miller fttai of. tticky to Smyrna should be regarded be- - was 98.2: pulse, 68. He slept fairly well i tit tt a m. I to S t:m pre Dowager. eauinment and stores of the vessels Colony and calling for vigorous action ten I and f to - Inc.. nlrrlit Tkl. Ilia J? n?8t,llt- According to lnK by Navy Un Ifn(nn.. t - White vr. Aroong other things they said the r' ?f. reserved the Department I 1 condition and strength are ! Ik powers con-'1- "" atwpaicn some minisier for expenditure vessels are satisfactory. 28.-W- hile - re- - were angry because of the after the I ,30 Nov. the J0""1 f CMrO diplomatic re-- Vila t.mr.Ao ii a VIUOnfa KJItl W TtTlHLNAItT fURORON. tlnuM absence of the court from Pe-turK- the vranr f launched and nearly ready for ser- - 4110 IVtlllBVUIC ports of the condition of Cape Colony UHU - Veterinary Hurson klng aud were discussing the question "'lu '" vice. pulse. 68.?' are regarded as somewhat unnecessar to )fmm, sffleo King U Utablee; of upMttlng the present dynasty and 'even went so far as to threaten war Certainty of competition ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 28. While ily alarmist, there is little disposition ii rails day or mchi promptly - brisk has the attending physicians of the Czar establishing --a new one. They also-- V been brought by peculiar to too roseate view of gen- pi- perUmeo. ebotetrlca and about the until recently asserted no compli take a the Informe,! her majesty that the Or-rT- " irum ,H"'M " . wording of the two appropriation acts that eral situation. The constant despatch ma- - express Deuei"fT!:cnai tn cations had been observed In His MaJ- - - .n.t .t,i.i- k. ministers ine these ships by de-- to South Africa of reinforcing European powers and the t condition, drafts it V- - ITltt'Xl'MA.-Om- ce, th Viceroy of would not permit the fprizing ty's a physician in wjrt dally r'-- Hub ta Nankin and J two ft,cru,,H Sob n fw.-- and the fights at points wide m. lo p. m.; TeL CT. 3ni;Virlt to attack Turkey, and !"f rlal8f" declared Han icri that apart pver la , , . al show war is not and, ,v,,.f 'i ers and battleships, of ,th rwn rwx-tnr- xnmAllQtlnnc the i! Fu. Th Admirals Informed the Vice-- 1 "T ,n "uu"' :"Yu,u rartment to..k advantage in stipulating jfrom beKinning while the statement that Lord Roberts roy stop - uk,n8 "i"" the which, he added. 20.000 troops that thl must ami further- ,fe that all bids be opened on a single day. explained the influenza diagnosis of the has demanded fresh is in more Viceroy telegraph Inquiry at the State Department and ?Ttle 3 1899. correct, is a ne nas asaea ; they had the act nf Mart.n provided for it ract tnat M Us oWro fctwiro . .V 1 - eany stages or nis sicKnesa He to 4 .w -- - - th 8 fur I t aaaM effect - - r Urnrtm!!!- tndir u . tti- Ken. for 8,000 men to replace la th uviu r I rrpai-iip- ana ' the battalion if- ItMoWw'a' - mlaairm attltAT"' elmrja Jinree inree vrmvmi ther asserted that the. illness of the x issmv, .. saoH ocwml aourc are to the effect 7 miewoa. iue IUJC cruisers snT the act. of June 7. .19O0. was In trength where wastage incapacitates nnn..AikH w-A?- tt' Czar the first Instance caused l the.Kmpresa Dowagw 1 I hem from duty at front. These.re- - Terns. - added two more battleships and three by th fact he sat 'between an the i sotira, a. m. 4 p. n.iinaiwlilrag Ku now,'".."to Smyrna had no hostile aignin- that liefs will be despatched." St te m. to behesd Tung Hslang and "P .Z armored cruiners. each class under brth j0. R'indow an open door but. they will and dictat - r V mnA cauce. ! rM- pk.na. a. a . . w m- - mm- . In.u Kintctirtm aa au a. tr9,a acts being Identical and the limit of enousiy attenuate the garrison of the- m I f " ing, and Baron von i. mn?t -- mna4phi -- - that Frederick's, the rental ln others, whoiie ptmUhment" Meanwhile, It Is understood the.ne- machinery aldcde-camp'0nefa- United Kingdom, Inasmuch as , JR. Menfil Teannln: Tel. Ma vf ost for hulls. anl. for eah V and Mtnlster of Lord. demanded. lijgntiatlonn between Mr. Orlscom, our vessel being 3,600,000 In the case of the Roberts insists thetroops shall she the Imperial household, had .been picked men t !rrttot.n - A lake Pt, It is reported from Tien Tstn that charge at Constantinople, and tbe battlshlps and 4.000.000 In the case of greatly blamed because he was present and have seasoned offlcertfr I!. Amlerana. baa grabbed territory for of mis-thr- ee hours, I JO France there Porte the settlement tbe the cruisers. and did not remonstrate with the Km- - time as large as tbe present slonary claims and the question as to The probable distribution of the con peror. They posted a notice Dr. Norton's exequateur as consul at KRUEOER APPEALS' C coocesalon. have struction of the eleven big vessels has IJ, o. R. indtca-th- at ir. WALL. of permanent Jurisdiction, and declare Harpoot. are progressing with become very Interesting In view of an a. m. tj a. m. ; Love of property within a compromise will be ar THE ENGLISH CHURCH. 'wt St.; Tl. CM. all transfers tlons that Interpretation of the two acts of Con TO THE POWERS the seised area since June 6th are llle-'rang- ed. gress by - - Judge Advocate tlenerai Lem- Peace Negotiations MiniriANN leal. The Americana have complained) wahmi.nu i or. ov. ah rer- ly of the navy. He finds that the Pa- Between High tr.Rr-Vto- Con- - He l.tv against the selure and Minister rouh Bey, the Turkish roinltrter here. cific coast, under the two acts, can se and Low Churchmen. Wants Arbitration and Gets rrrtifo a in t tra Iger is inveeticauna me maturr. caiif-- nu rrinr nay tuway iciauic iur - cure three battleships and one cruiser. NEW YORK, Nov. 28. The proceed Some Slight Encour- - ' grab U similar to that recently made to the vlrit of the big battleship Ken- or three cruisers and one battleship. INSt'RANCIO. hv Uuala. and la a cross Tlolatln of.tuckv to Turkish waters. Tbe Ken ings of tbe round table conference H.JTT That coast is entitled to not more than agement Mt'TUAf. LtVIO IN. the treat leu with China. tucky sailed from Naples last Saturday four vessels, being limited to two un- summoned by the Bishop of London rrt. of phlladalphla. Home Idea bill for Individual and arrived at the Important Turkish ' R A of the der each act. The remaining seven ior xne discussion or burning ques- Cllmr flaaaMl ' Chi port Smyrna morning, only a LONDON, Nov. 28. The Vienna cor- damages that will be presented to of this vessels must be built on the Atlantic. tions" agitating the English na may he gathered rrom me claims few hours before the minister's visit. church. respondent of the Daily Chronicle says -- Each one Imposes additional restric- have bean published In an 'i?T'ai. T.trK t.-r;RAN- now 11 nc filed at the legations. The After his talk with Secretary Hay authentic he hears that President Krueger ha co. tions to to the number of vessels form, says cor- ' the Tribune's London - F NKW TOHK. claim of the American already reach .the minister declared the Kentucky's may by one petitioned the powers for arbitraton "- no which be built contracting respondent. The nearest approach to "ft 1 Ant, Honolulu. th aoDroilmate sum of JjOO.Oou. mis .visit conveyed no menace, and nan party, and In according under The Hague convention; that two by this particular, a compromise was the offer of Lord u the amount asked for thirty oeanng upon me aipiomauc relations to Capt. Lemly's findings, a single bid- powers acceded to his request, but all AROttTRCra mis- Halifax and Canon Gore to accept the - nearly of whom are between the Turkish government and " : A claimants, all der on the Atlantic may secure as a the others rejected the petition.- v.; Vrlr PA(im. A mm A . He with first prayer book of Edward VI as an -- sionaries. .Of course. If the claims are he United States. asserted '("re 1-- maximum four battleships two roniM 4. ArttngtOCI and alternative la the communion service, KRCEQER SOUNDS FRANCE. It wilt be eeen that prior to great posttlveness that the Sultan and-tw- o bat- "'notnlii, It. accurate cruisers, or four cruisers g t eketchea and feelings and to dissolve the English church PARIS, Nov. 28. ' hirnlehM no-- the siege of Peking the mUslonary herlshed the kindliest toward tleships, making in all six vessels, but The conversation at short a union, a high church body which has 4 waa not bad off so far aa this world President McKlnley. and that the rela no bidder can secure three of one type which former President Krueger had - "" are still were most amicable. excited the 'hostility of low church- good are concerned. Claims Ions with the . French Minister rof . Foreign: ; TRAtM. and three of another, or five of one men. The. impression Is strengthened Anmteets.flulte being filed. type. Iffairs, M. Delcaase, yesterday waa con- - - Chlng. one of the Chinese Burton of that the only effective peace confer- Prince Representative Ohi. chair : fined to sounding . ... Commit- - The Scotts of San Francisco declare ence will be an enlarged convocation the former the latter KVf.tMKr.Rg, plenlporntlarle. has sent a note to nan of the River and Harbor to probable of ' tbajiklng the ee. will oppose the ship subsidy b'.h. they want more than four ships, and If with ancient rights fully restored. as the attitude Fra.ice th American legation . IU. A IT). f.Tn-r- nl- in certain eventualities. Mr. Krueger b r . establishing soup . ia..aa, .n. nollermaJiers, Americans for kitch- did not press for. a definite statement benefit of - ' ens In their district for th and the conversation lacked precise- - ': tS' poor Chine. ness. M. Delcasse let it be understood'' r k rxtvte. c R. -f- tirveyor and that France had not changed ner at r-- 13 MASTER. new Maroon Mda., TVNO THE SIERRA AN OCEAN MARVEL titude since he explained the Govern ni M.nnant "ts.j p. o. 24. Special dis- position Dep -fs LONDON. Not. ment's in the Chamber of UHen f,.p typewriting. uties March. will pute!. from Shanghai describe the last France nit take , Tung the initiative in intervention in South-Africa- rl' 'TtK-.-rnetn- situation at Slatv Ku. General and city. The but will not discoutage - any mc eni puvr M Fu lfalang's troofr hold the other country from so doing. On the f"mpl"' m bodyguard of the Emperor n. Pwef plants personal contrary, she will Join in such initiative - t5 irmr0 Morn; xi 1M. and Kmnreaa Dowager conajsta of only Big Ship Reached taken under such conditions us appear : 71 1 a . - . ir,0 men. General Turg enters the aa-- to her to merit acquiescence. W. M. Am. Hoe. C fl. Mr. Krueger did not ne.-- '':."?.Huli- - crel preclnta at will, ealutes tne lm intimate .what Rnvlneer: al-tnt- mt Port-S- intended to do, but it is believed he will IIInnolni.i; Tel. perlals with scant courtesy, and he Wins t. declare his take the official diplomatic step at Tbe with insolence, and Hague. Is not known whether he will "THAr-ro- n I mnra.tln th notorious It - ask Holland to Dronose mediation or r,TTrnfl.f,.ftf Ttyti.i.e. i..inMane who. daring the Hang AH open ne-- ,. a wn of other and less clearly defined 1 Sorts ""f-- - I flltlna- Krtta a . . Ka rt - - : - "ja v. uTnantr. prriru.ru ua fmivM- fromr- gotiations. i. raiar wamjalrsi-- , tarmi with th enemy and Mr. Krueger today drove to the - 1 FP, . ear Kawala, I . a . i ,. raa.i th Emntror and : School of Fine Arts to Inspect t.e plas-- . Praise. Its-erec- t- 'KWRLrng, Ma,irrwB,t Ih fhrOfi. ' ' ter model of the monument to .. ... 'dispatches ed to the memory of CoL Devllle Bois- - . .;. ro -- "an According to the same officer In m rVseclae. Jewel Is 10 Gen Mareull, the French who died .,,,:. iv hon for the court South Africa fighting .for the Boera. He-wa- s eral Ma. who nas a.ovw um"""1 received by Col. De Villa Bols-Ma-reu- ll's y Pn a bloodinifeud with - r frrtciAita nt at.n anl baa 14.000 brother; A number of '. artists A VOYAGE of over miles the Oceanic Compary's new steamer Sierra reached port at 7:33 - kHl,irrT Tn"' KTKg; yeu General Tung Fu Hslang. who mur and literary people and .students a ere ror.-- t - morning from Philadelphia and docked at Paciflj street i Col- si" nate wear deeed Ma'ff cousin. AFTER yesterday wharf.' For the remainder f the present. Mr. Krueger eulogized - hr Inspection was visited by many persons, De Vllle Bois-Mare- uii his com- A terrlhl famln eilsta la the prov- - the fine steamer was opn to and including numerous men and - shipping Spreckels was to Inspect rades, whose devoted heroism be said government prominent In financial circle. Claus ote'of the first the Sierra after n' a IK.B aalil . tnc of Shea SI and the uai "recalled knights of the j'j . docked. In the afternoon a party of business men waa shown over the steamer by John: D. fepreckels, the chivalrous Utas. opTictAN. live tranarlea are empty the veseel middle ages." ' , head of the Oceanic Company. The elegance of the Sierra's furnishings, at d the modern methods which fiave been Mr. Krueger then proceeded to View ; observed In were apparent to everybody who went aboard. It was the Opinion of the Pantheon but was too fatl;rued to Bftdic OF TXXX BAIL. her construction tome of the mot ; ma new steamer far outclassed any other pa.sstil.er craft operating In enter.;. He was heartily cheered every -. ttaveled of the visitors that the the Patliic. and . - .'""nrt.f..- where along th road. . . that in many respects her accommodations were not behind those of the best Atlantic liners. Not only is commo-dlouane- en XxpreM Bang OOM-FAU- Cleveland Wight a feature of the new vessel, tat in convenience of arrangement thntighout the Sierra was a revelation to MAY COME. Waahout. 28. Dav-i- tt A lata a those who visited the steamer. ' NEW YORK, Nov. MIchel OF. NTS. 238 first-cla- ss passengers on the In 80 second-clas- . 2S. OeTe-- There are accommodations for Slera, addition to s and 84 cables from Paris to the Evening DEAVER. a.. Nor. The upper 1M persons . - !' take arknewledg. steerage. The dining saloon Is on th deck, and can accommodate at one sitting. The dining-roo- m Journal today that Mr. Krueger, re- :l "trim.-- ), second-clas- s seventy-five- - In- - -- lan--1 night eipres leaving Pittsburg for passengers, situated on the main deck, will accommodate persons, and like the plying to the question if he had any sfcnnd-clas- s expenditure In furnishings. sixty-fiv- ArM' m K,n Bc-- midnight on the Cleteland A Pltta- - staterooms, shows an aluost lavish the There are e staterooms tentlon of making, his future home in at on upper deck, and two bridal staterooms on the hurricane deck, where also are rooms - - a the the of the. deck officers the United States, said: lr" burg road, raa Into a washout half as well a the large social hall. The hall Is finished In mahogany, with green plush upholstery and green carpet" "I never contemplated going to Amer- - . smoking-roo- m large, first-cla- ss . k Mima mile west of Beaver, Pa., at 1 o'clock The aft on the hurrlcaie deck Is and furnished In buff leather. There are ten bath- lea to live, although; I have received rooms, with porcelain tubs end marbl walls, celling and tiling and two Independent showers in marble Inclosures. several pressing Invitations to oo so. locomotive, second-clas- s Ptenneraoher. atlthta tnornlnc and the mall. There are fine porcelain tubs In the bathrooms, and on the upper deck Is a finely- - appointed "I am seriously considering, however, passenger quarters Is barber Bl V,,TI?nM.'!:pL:Tott,,4 baggage and eipresa carp Jumped from shop. An Innovation throughout the the celling, which are finished In burlap and canvas, a short visit to the United States, Vf, ' I a a a a A et-- t toned In colors to suit the furnishings. The entire ship can be ventilated by forced draught wheneve necessary "Tbe severe hardships of winter trav- me 1 - the tracka ana piungea into uaio Captain II. C. Iloudlette. former y of the steamers Australia and Mariposa. Is in command of the Sierra. The el would not deter me, old am, if I.ST.. a. Offl er. H. purser. N. C. were could accomplish any good The three day coache and other principal officers are: Chief J. Trask; Walton; chief steward, W. N. Hannigan; chief sure I -- river. Nleman; surgeon. Dr. Soule. All are well known for my oppressed country."" '"'1 here sleeper tayd on Und. al- - nr1neer. W. II. and popular officers of the Oceanic Company, .inm por years. cer- i a i frn Manila I Pullman- a I-- running out of this for They speak In praise of Mr. Davitt adds that it is almost . tre ..... AM.w.Mau who have been tbe seaworthiness of the Sierra. The rf the hnr thonca aeraueo, an inw ii.-v- steamer left Philadelphia, where she was built by the Cramps shipbuilding flm, on October 11th, and Cape Henlopen tain that Mr. Krueger will net visit . nassenrers escaped with slight bruise. on the following day. The steamer wa9 detained over thirteen hours off C.pe Virgin, at Sandy point, in the straits America, and that the entire Cabinet of "J h PAS"!. The M. 8. Casey, of Cleveland, the ex fourteen hours and off Coronel one day and fifteen hours, the total detention being 2 days 22 hours and 10 minutes. the South African Republic opposes the press messenger, was unable to escape, The total steaming time was 39 day ard 16 hours from .Cape Henlopen. Th acfual time consumed In the trip from idea, the unanimous opinion bliig that r"r',M"1 In car. which Is ITnlladelphla was days end S hours, which breaks the record. The best from New York or vicinity, the McKlnley administration will do , therwls In and waa drowned bis il same time nothing Boer cense. of the Injur was 43 days, made by the compary's steamer Alameda In 18S3. The Sierra made over seventeen knots on her whatever for the A below the surface rlter. on som-da- ys trial trip, ard the best time made th trip Just ended was sixteen knots en hour for twenty-fou-r hours, "'' d: ago. The steamer hns twin screw- - and triple-exoansl- on engines. The e are 160 persons in the crew. The Si- Every move made by the Washington I Coughenour. CTeveland In connection with Fbnn,i (Ire nuoeian Albert of erra will sail on December 12th on he first trip to Sydney., via Honolulu. Pi go Pago and Auckland. San Francisco Government China crul. engineer, one foot cut off. Exchange. Is denounced by the London Times. ' I THE PACIFIC! COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER k HONOLULU. DECEMBER 6, 1900.

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PLAN TO INCREASE EAOAN PLEADS FOR SENATOR DAVIS UNCLE SAM'S ARMY REINSTATEMENT DIES AT ST. PAUL i

Proposal to Have a Minimum The Suspended Officer Wants a His Last Words Were a Patriot- Strength of Fifty Chance to Vindicate ic Wish to Serve 11900 Columbia Thousand. Himself. Country. Cbainlcss i NEW YORK. Nov. 28. According to NEW- - YORK, Nov. 28. A special dis- ST. PAUL, Minn., Nov. 27. Senator 4 to eS Bicycles a special disputch from Washington to patch from Washington the Tribune Cushman K. Davis, chairman of "the the Tribune, a virtual agreement upon says: committee on foreign relations of the j 4 $75 the essential features of proposed legis- Charles P. Eagan, Commissary-Gener- al Senate, died at his home in this city; 4 lation for the army was reached last of Subsistence of the Army, has luuigui at o.iv u tiuvn. j ic udu our . night by War Department officials come to Washington, it is understood, fered greatly during two months of 4 Standard of the World with the President's approval anl that to appeal to the President for a par- sickness and gradually sank away, be- of the Congressional leaders. It pro- don and for restoration to duty. He ing unconscious for several hours be- vides for a permanent standing army was suspended from his ra.nk and of- fore death, and, so far as could be organization with a minimum strength fice for a term of six years on Febru- known, suffered no pain at the end. of 60.000 men, to be Increased as occa- ary 7, 1899, for his language before the Yesterday, appreciating Ihe approach sion demands by doubling the size of court of Inquiry on army beef. He has of the end, Mrs. Davis sent for Vener- Cham and Chainless companies in the discretion of the Pres- called at the White . House, but he able T. H. M. Villiers Appleby, arch- commander-in-chie- - t as f and sub- failed to see ident ' the President, who, it Is deacon of the Protestant Episcopal Ject to the limitation of annual appro- - generally 'rumored, offered some time diocese of Minnesota, and Rev. Theo- LADIES' and GENTS' prlatlons. The new line organization ago to remit the sentence of the coutt-marti- al dore Sedgwick, rector of the Church of i will provide sufficient officers, about . provided General Eagan would St. John the Evangelist. Senator Da- 4 4.000 in excess of those at present in apply for retirement. This General vis was for a time sufficiently rational 4 Chain 1h regular establishments, to meet the Eagan has refused to do. it is said, to express his grateful appreciation of 4 requirements of companies of seventy I contending that he is entitled to return the clergymen's ministrations. Wheels men These companies may be in- - , to duty each. ' and vindicate himself before Grouped about the deathbed were creased to 140 men each without addl- - retiring. Under the law General Eacan Senator Davis' immediate family, his tional officers. Permanent allowances does not reach the age of regular re- - j devoted wife, his aged father. Major will be made for lS.ooo artillerymen in tlrement until January 16. 1905, al- - H. H. Davis, E.0.1all&Soo,LU and his two sisters, Mrs. regimental organization, who are need- tnougn the President could cause his Morford and Mrs. Bartlett Tripp. His $50. ed to care for the const defenses. retirement without application when law partner, C. A. Verance, and wife The framers of the adopted plan fa- he becomes sixty-tw- o years of age. In were also present, as well as the doc- - SOLE AGENTS vor empowering to the meantime General tors r the President enlist Eagan can be and nurses. The family had been BICYCLE DEPARTMENT, KING STREET, HONOLULU. natives In the Philippines not to exceed retired only upon his own application prepared for the end since the first 15,000 men, as needed, to be organized on account of thirty years' service. sinking spell, which occurred last Fri In regiments with American officers, Under the sentence Imposed upon him. day night, and all have been where English t,agan 4' after the manner of fighting wenerai enjoys the full pay of they could be summoned at a mo- . rebellious natives with their people. ms graoe, or s,500 a year besides al ment's notice. Cen. MaeArthur has urged this step lowances. The senator had been in a comatose and gives assurances that he can On the retired list he woul.l rrplv state during the day. Death came al lly only $3,625. select experienced officers from the It is reported that has most Imperceptibly, and the closing I served and volunteers in his been Informed had been formally division and will have that an effort will be scene was marked with but little inci- nor me , V no difficulty In petting desirable enlist- made to have Congress dent. MAY the President enact at the His last conscious utterance was MARCONI SUPERSEDE ministry would Have ments for an efficient and loyal native coming session a statute giving the the expression of a wish to live, not "ntlnRent similar to the Macabebe President authority to place upon the ror tne sake of life itself, but because AH. AlUCfeli t valry, 500 with proper state and cere" now strong. reiirea nst any officer of the army, he, believed his country needed him. ALU - navy SUBMARINE CABLES Salisbury studies uie i The new permanent organization. 50.- - or marine corps under sentence His words were: "Oh, I that might - . 000 strong. Is confidently believed to be of suspension for a longer period live five years more for my country's cacuais axiu Bum. j. Insured, not a doubt being than one year sake." 1UX L UUli'"-- expressed sympathy to escape disaster. by War Department officials Con- and 27. A to says: "Signer gressional leaders the House A YORK, Nov. cable the Herald from London that and CONVICT EMPLOYED. WHAT DRINK yes-- p EX"0SI1 Senate are prepared" to agree promptly DID. NEW has mastered his mast difficulty," remarked one of his staff NITROGLYCERINE to the new military basis. As to the He Opened a Dead terday. He added: Man's Safe in Incidents of Tw Men's Debauch we Great anu elastic features Involving xthe discre- Twelve Minutes. "According to reasonable calculations shall have America and It Kills Four Boys tionary power of the President to in- in Utah Mine Fields. Britain upon speaking terms before the first Christmas of the new century." Fifteen. CHICAGO. 27. T- crease size of companies Nov. A special to making - " the to not the SCOFIELD. 28. To make this statement, howevef. was a very different thing, from r enr-nf- l Va.. Tribune from Columbus, Utah. Nov. Richard TTTtr-- t V more than double their strength there Ohio, says: Smith, a coal miner, al known Signor Marconi's secret. In general terms, though, the basis of his tri- W Is some beat his wife were killed and doubt. In order to immediately secure valu- most insensible and hi3 three- - umph may be indicated to a small degree. Wires must be used, one at either Four boys papers struck ex- able belonging to her dead hus- months Old Child on the forehead. end and about 200 feet long, called feelers. This is obviously not a costly twenty injured ly band, the late Colonel pedient, but the new fact that obviates the need for masts as high as Snow-do- n AODOEBS KAY COMMAND. F. J. Pickard, a fracturing the nitro-glycenn- e. civil engineer, little one's skull so that is the discovery of a means of controlling air waves. wj, t who died a few days it uea later. "Signor Marconi's infinite capacity for taking pains has enabled him to gathered to look at ago, an expert safe-blowe- r, now con- A boys, an JL Haw Admiral May Taka the Asia-ti- e a pair of twins somewhat older had construct apparatus whereby he can lengthen the air waves to almost unlim- r(ror hnilt. a bonfire of In same-ingeniou- s vict the Btate penitentiary here, Vas been sleenine in ,tho Smith ited extent.. Furthermore, by the device, sound will be One c Station. loaned to Mrs. by h1. the river bank. JJoJ Pickard the warden wrapped the bedclothes so tightly made to travel close to the surface of the ocean over the whole distance, thus unopened tin can 28. long enough for him to open - circumventing dreaded difficulty presented by the curvature of the earth. an "JV NEW YORK, Nov. It is consid- the strong aDout tne children that' they were the and threw it Mo says Her- - box In which the Important Hence the masts erected at Southampton and on Long Island need not, it is water - ered likely In naval, circles, a naDars helpless. Then he saturated nitro-giyc- er were kept. The the clothes now contended, be higher than the rooi of a new skyscraper." contained d aid special from Washington, that entire affair was kept wnn kerosene and set fire to them. re- secret ana tne prisoner was "All this seems to be of vast importance to the commercial world," plosion ki lea. Men Rear Admiral Frederick Rodgers, pres conveyed The mother had recovered Rnfflc.iAnt- - the-Heral- d marked representative, fourteen; uoau ? ' n- -i ident of the Inspection board, will be through the city in a closed carriage ly by this time to scream will be superseded. ' fifteen, aEU i for help and "What it undoubtedly means is that submarine cables Iii chriverJ v. , n. to Jt ill JUl assigned to duty on the Asiatic ?ta-tlo- the safe which he blew open .rnd neighbors arrived inst in was reply, "and at a hundred thousandth part of the cost." was to the that name unknown. returned his cell before day power Smith and save ACCIDEJ-r,- the children's A DYNAMITE light this morning. , lives. powers of the Trans- It cannot be ascertained that he is Mysteries of Diplomacy. of the annexation 2S.- -A - explanation vnv. to succeed either Rear Admiral . All private papers were locked up in While thl3 was eoine- on Tfrh myster- vaal. The most reasonable - Kangas. a neighbor NEW YORK, Nov. 28. Two un Aniche, near vow, ne mey or Rear Admiral Kempff. though Colonel PIckard's safe, the dead man 'offered in diplomatic circles is the bottom f H known timely interference, ies in foreign policy remain unsolved, willingness foreign offlce dynamite at the t there are rumors that he will relieve alone having the combination from killing his of the British expxd j the latter. It is intimated that with The town was searched in vain for an wne ana tnree children. The two says the Tribune's London correspond- to precipitate the downfall of the coal mines there expert to open men had been drinking en- an unknown fcav the large force of American warship the safe and the novel together. ent The first Is the difficulty in French ministry. eightu;,ta In Asiatic waters there should be a plan of securing the services of a burg forcing, death sentences against Chi- The exchange of courtesies between miners and removed, and eighteen commander-in-chie-f and two subordin- lar was adopted. It took the convict E. A. nese princes. The second is Lord Sal- French officials and Mr. Krueger would Robert Dorr, editor of the New counted for. ate flag officers. twelve minutes to open the safe. xorK jviau ana express, is dead. isbury's neglect to give notice to the have been impracticable If this notice "It TIIE PACIFIC OOUMET.CIAL ADTECTIBKR: HONOLULU, ; DECEMBER 6, r U)SIUOO DOO GENERAL':

" - -- - - V prOTM Alii.' "in will let rni tnu.iiai iiu"- " ,V:N,i TIIK KXCM SIVK AOKNTH for the ma ca.rr th LARGEST. FINEST AND DEST ASSORTED STOCK on the Hawaiian Islands. r nrh. ill We v v riix THE HOLIDAYS are on w i- w.BOOa"' are enabled to sell at CLOSE PRICES. ran V, - making you- - .... KOYITIAN happy. a3 we know of HIGH-GRAD- CIGARETTES husband, father, son or brother nothing that makes a more desirable or satisfying present than a box of E 2)m7Dod Lsiwiremic mpamiy JOBBERS OF n n n

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If: Imported Havana Koy West Hew York Seed and Anglo Egyptian Turkish Cigarette Smoking Tobaccos 1

. CAIRO, X mmmm EGYPT. Old Chum, ox. 25 Cigars Vivo Pkgs. tins SI to Havana 2-- The following Specialties in Cigar- Liberty Ladies 10s 15c Surbru' Golden Sceptre, 1 S :fii "Choir of ettes are particularly OZ' Colnneusseurs." recommended: Sultan 20s 25c tinB 20 Afrlctcana Utft 110 4 CO Price Surbru3 Golden Sceptre, 3 .... 3ft .i Cone Esp Imperials 10s 15c Trice. 7 CO Per Price Hundred. Casino 29s 25c Surbru's Golden Sceptre, S ac. Per Relna Victoria 1- -ie M It Per Khedive, very large size; tln : 75 PiK-kln- Cabinets x4j, 11 00 Nadine .... 10s 25c Hundred. WITHOUT mounting 7 00 Packing;. Hundred. Egyptian Belles .. 10s 25c Surbru' Golden Sceptre, IS oe, 151 ' High Life. large; GOLD and Preferldo Oeneral .. 7 00 Mon 20s 40c tln 1 50 Arthury. 120 CORK mounting 7 00 Plaialr "Equal Imported." 7 SO Khedive 10a 20c Perlque (W. S. Kimball Co.) fiord Henry Clay n.t Epicures X. 120 me-lium- ; Victoria, STRAW 2-- . 10s 1 3 oz. tins . 40 -w Cn Ep 4 00 Nestbrs. Cairo 50c ,.,. .. i- oo j2o Robt. Burns 110 10 00 mounting M ii Knickerbockers . i Invincibles 10s 50c Tala Mixture, 1 oa. tins 10 1- .. 19 -20 12 00 l n M Shah, large; GOLD mounting . g 00 f Life . Perfectos, cork tips . 10s 60c Tlft Mixture, 2 ox. tins 25 1- -40 31 04 IIIh 110 U Of Cleopatra, medium; WITH 1-- LA PPEfEREHCIA Notara, very sweet 10s 6c "J1 Mixture, 3 3 oz. tins SO OUT mounting ; 4 TS Canshoz & Notara, No. 1 10s 25c Lone Jack granulated, 3 1-- 3 e. N.Upmant Haya Cabanas . . .. t SO Oxfords, medium;-COR- and ...... 120 Notara No. 3 10s 15c bgs . . SS ' ncns GOLD mounting . . 5 00 1- 7 00 1- -10 10 00 -20 : oo .jo Coast Specials ...... Lone Jack, long cut, 4 oz SO Relna Victoria e-- .... 10 Roy ales, medium; tins..... t-- M GOLD 40 33 04 110 Superiors 11 00 Richmond Mixture No. 1 4 oz. SO 110 mounting 4 75 tins 1- -J0 00 Durham, 1 oz. bags . . 6 II CI Principe Princess, medium; de SILVER 2-- al Gales Turkish Smoldng Durham, 1 3 oz. bags 10 mounting 4 7S Bock fc Co Rein Chlca 1 10 - qu Oar IViokle Headers Seal of North Carolina, 1 2-- 3 oz. Queen, thin; STRAW mount-Pric- e Purltano 00 pouches . . . 10 1- 120 -10 tl M t ing 4 25 Tobacco I,ouut 1- -40 10 00 Seal of North Carolina, 16 oz. tins 75 'Pln 1- -20 14 AO Mahdl. large; WITHOUT ytte Panetelas Flno 10 00 Per Old EngllBh Curve Cut, 1 2-- 3 oa.' 1- .... 12-- -4 130 Packing. Hundred, mounting 4 25 Samsoun 3 ox. 35c PurlUnoi Finos . ... 1- -30 10 00 tins 10 Zenob, medium; GOLD mount- - 2 oz. 2-- Londres Grande Xtra 10 00 Kamehameha 4 SO Bafrah 50c Mail Pouch, 1 3 oz. bags S Cailmero Alvarez 119 110 Inr 4 25 llothachllds 10 SO SO ... Maryland Club, II oz. bags s 120 Renown ... 110 4 medium; mount-In- g ' Ists. CORK - 12-- mdred. victoria rina l- -lo 11 eo 'm Maryland Club, 3 oz. tins ... 36 1- 1- -10 SO -40 W Le Vive 4 4 25 2-- t' . Relna Victoria 110 11 00 .AlHeriCa Cigarettes Lucky Strike Plug Cut, l S oe. 1- -40 Pasha, medium; WITHOUT 15 20 00 ravorltaa 1 29 13 00 tins 1- -44 20 mounting 4 25 Luck Plug Cut, 3 1-- 3 oz. 25 f 00 perfect Flnaa 140 12 00 Pkgs. Strike tins 1- -40 20 00 Sultan, medium; WITHOUT J. G. Dill's Best Plug Cut, 3 1-- 3 oz. Rrevae 120 12 00 Little Cigars tr mounting 4 00 Cameo 10s 5c 25 Perfect Reales . .. 1- -49 12 CO tins 'ii La Ret. Acts 10 19 Virginia Brlghts 10s 5c B. Graveley's Cut, 4 oz. 25 Intlmldad President 15 00 tins F. tins.. r 140 Vanity 10s 4 7S 1- . j 10 19 Fair 5c London Club Mixture, oz. -20 12 00 1 00 Bengals . tins Cigarette tins.. ". Perfectos Papers 140 1-- Sweet Caporal . . 10s 5c D. O. Will's Capstan, 3 3 oz. tins 60 I; 140 If 00 Waldorf 2 20 00 Hoffman U se carton 10 19 140 La Wheat Straw 5a . . . 10s 5c 25 1 l- Zarlna Cigars marked 140, in a box; -4 20 00 Etreptlonales 140 31 00 Le Roy carton 10 10 a .La Rice 5c Richmond St. Cuts 10s 10c 20, 50 in a box; 110, 00 in a box.

1GITIVL CONWAY URUGUAY AAY A BANK WRECKED CARRIES A WAD WAR WITH BRAZIL BY DYNAMITE 9

hLfi.t Tint ii tho Thory Bolivia is Also Hostile Over Bra Successful Raid of Robbers on of ta ti re.it Many ?;ilt zil's Giving Aid to a Small Illinois. Ii; Acre. Concern.

1'i'ft.r J fiinwiiy f Suit NKW YORK. Nov. 2. A tllKpatrh t EM I) EN. III.. Nov. 28. Four masked rally m i'v I i Mho N now In 010- -i eaya: men wrecked the Farmers' Bank of k iii. ll th HrsM from Janeiro Official Wee III r . i .j. uw r tii k.-- t Hylney, Information of a positive character has Emden early today. It is stated that X tin lUwuilxn Nih confirmed the reports that Urutcuay Is they secured all the fund of the bank, (fim llotrl $3,000 $4,000. lloK- - About to friendly with about or When the rob- I hr t't, 'U'oi4 t'l.l'Uwort, sver relations it. bers discharged their first blasts of J.--' 1 th-T- " 11- Mrasll. It Is admitted that the (lov lv.' Kli'liLliiS ft.iy nil. dynamite in an effort to open the 'M rnmnt at Montvldn has lntimatel h rMoit KUt vault, the explosion aroused John Al- Ii, - trt that It will eoon hand his to t. hil- Ii" I10W Pt.ylli(. tiaprrta berts, blocks awayT Alberts hur K'4inw hy Dim InhIc itf Irv!! foT th Iiraslllan Mlnletrr. four bank. One of robbers t ' 1 'dull Iwt'l Ic'-r- i illMrovcr.'il llK'M The (Cabinet has rilrupd the attl ried to the the K nh was on In He 'iH ih ilunt of At tn rr hi tude of Urutmay. but In th absenct of guard the street. seized 4 4 111 v a f r-- ry 1 t 1 14. mm definite action has not decided what Alberts, who was bound 'hand and foot ikmi, iii.iKidm 4 !i.,,ih.r hit total rours shall 1 pumufil and dragged Into the bank, where he ! itllollM MtloUt witnessed the gang drilling into the 4 ?. 1 l..tk.' r U,.rm i!h.i. .t. fnnn. ol th ooor, maxing reaay a cecona 1 .i 1 ii i 1 1 against Brazilians. Minister vauit ln.il ..h.y Ko but Its has 4 1 I When fuse was lighted the h t-- illx- - r r w mm n f m - m rt Pi 1 f- cr a n t marmt - aim-- blast. the H.'i.i-- r'roni hn - 1 " IK- ..11 Tirppvt tii 4 iIik I'l'inion him chiwiii'tl, and Mrt .Iv.n1 irt - ti.r.uKlln f hv ruuurs uuiiue .ami " ' r lrr t t v w 1 j .. r 1 thai h In truvlon with th- - authorities or Ih Ktate of Am- - if ,Q wrurr ueU wrui i w np-- 4 ll In hi klkt. I'onwjy's i ... He wa not seriously injured, however. , hi 4 nittinly I'riTvm irKt Th Bolivian Mlnl-t- -r Informed 4 I" - i in hoi nliH' mmi Hrll the,'""doors, and the robbers made off with ; I A m p- - nf Bolivian MM Dim liltnat i..ptlKii.. Minister War that the all the cash. Securing a hand car, I in- - difi-f- i v triMipn baan hampered greatly In "ii In have they pulled In the direction of Dela- - i iinii Miii trotiiH'fi, th their work of suppressing the rebellion 1 w 1 1x1 . v bff-ntis- e c tuc t rj iiisjui. ILK! r ii vj 4 ILK!! "i niiot hihI Kiy supplies have been received by iau ui 4 - fnv 1 tii.i i mi nt rHniiTi show the lnurgenta through Itraxlllan terri- Patrolman Sanford, who attempted to 'n h s 14 ImiimkI to t.kM niutpKh-- tory. arrest them. One of the robbers fired ii. ri(T4 iiml . fell, ''if tuiirwuiil roil It pnlillere friend- snd Sanford mortally wounded 4 4 hot M'lrr I1I111 Through and Its body. town miih ir Oovern-me- nt through the Outside the 'ri. ship with Peru the Itoilvlan on 4 to stop war sup- the men boarded a passenger train 'M""t.l ihMt HUH ha been able the Chicago & Alton. All traces of HABUTAI plain silk in all ''i uii. of al- - plies West. officers who 4t shades r' kl'fl from the Its them were lost. The engineer of the i S5c a yd. ' hiiiv to ronwsy front th n itre endeavoring to suppress the trouble t w - passenger claims he saw a; 4 "ii imiii Muthiritl, Th iur- report, however, the rebels, many train that 4 'h I that man Jump from car Minler TAFFETA SILKS in all shades, plain MiiHiHa tnl't th tttcM of whom come from the fltates of the first at 411 ili'ii.trtiiiai from Hiin have while the train was moving at a high 4 and shaded, at great reduction. We iitcnfnT no difficulty In obtain- X t ti in rr Hiiiii watcito.l by tl Amasonaa. have speed, but a search of the locality fail- carry three grades. 4 '! - war 4 unit h Ik nI a lo i un- ing munitions by of the Amazon ed to find any traces of the man. ""! I hi-- I'ntiwMy K'it Immi wltli- - and Puma river. " The bank building was almost a I nu ri'i'i.nnUHil. Ilrasll Is asked to take decisive mea- LEARN OUR PRICES. 4 U 1 ifi.il complete wreck, and the vault was en 4 r..nxy tiNik thj. nm sure. In with Itollvla to - H tirely ruined. ikin thoutiht by th. HUh ep. the rebellion. 4 , . 4t m .(t.. i ur- - Ulllml wlt it 4 I A.LX PKOPXBTT. THE NEW ICE DEAL. ''in tin. attcmitid i i p Ion II Or ;,(Hi- nf Him nam of Clurknon." ' Amalgamation of the Two Companies Uiat forxrry was t fore-- " Nearly Fifty Thousand Dollars for " Hull IjtHr for sum tho Nswtoa Hair. Voted l?or. 4 ",n'i" to 14 omi Utt-r- 's th $H.f was realised from As the r ult of the proposition of uiini( that the nmn who The turn of the majority of the stockholders of the '4 '"'. - nt iiii- urK-- In hi the en - of the property of the Newton C3osiiry V iii..ny wait amalgamate "'l Peotile's Ice Comoanv to ' Tim H.ill l .k.f than nniD meil heirs, disposed vl at puouc auction yf-it- a Interests with those of the Hawall- - 4 h I 11.. In !on- - '!, i,yr hmiwriv t noon by Auctioneer Morgan, an Klectrlc Company, In excnar.ge for 4 y H HI ha M.uM rula--- th I4.IMK) nnd '$75,0Hi All our Hormsiorf Dye Black Hose for 1 Koval Mead, commissioner under of paid up stock In the Klectrlc ViVm r l. 40c, it r,.,!,. TM. a rt.tna appiilntrnrnt by the Circuit Court, ad- - company, the latter company yesterday ladies 35c. and. 45c, this week ? J'h' M.rty dnailHil . tronwi.y's tertlsed the projierty extensively and is held a meeting and accepted the offer, at 25c pair. prim ipui, 'fath-rlo- e C. llAf well satisfied with the bidding." A meeting of the Electric company Ilia al 11,. 1 1, r Strm If rpl was The petition for the sale wa made was held In the forenoon at the office '1 Til- - Kll fta.a nn.illv rl-- 't hv Albert K. Judd. attorney for the. of the Hawaiian Investment Company, i heirs; Lillian Lee Newton, Oeorge H. presided over by President F. W. Mac-Newt- on Jjr..iarty Conway sild Mrs. A. Stevens, a farlane. W. L. Hopper acted as secre-wido- w, I- and wife. Flora , iik In .Th H4lt - 7.. hus-tar- y. The stockholders present were bd. and Juliette Forbea and JTC ""ni ilKtovarad "CVtharln J- - ' that , on the Mainland A. McCandless. L. L. McCandless. ttv 1 at at a. bend. All live i "4tflJ i- -j -- AntlM.a 1 n t Ood-dlpis- ed I " a m i rw wmm Four svparate aectloas of land were II.. A. lsenberg, August Dreler, MJiy hdil tnsstt smtfiMl ftiwl r la corner Rrown. W. Allen. W. O. At-o- f f'-- of. The first at the ;fry F. this hPnitavi t . itrmrrt r- - Queen and Kekaullke streets, known wateV. H. A. Farmalee, P. C. Jones h.t riiMittf 1st tSsti . . . V! k r ' knuwrt r.rnnrlv " enntaln- - aftil H. f'unha.. ra pa v. a - - mii, f I elght-thousnntlt- hs acre, president explained object n irFf ilng of an which The the ilma think Conway had a aoi.t IMO. This was oougni in oy lor wnun me meeting was caiiea. xitry " fe ed - pass-slder- , '""ltiii a in the allafad for Co. and Is con- , were met to consider a resoluiloi II . . . Hawaiian Fertiliser 1 - the ' 1 ails MVHrsii Riiiurii one of the best pieces of prop- - ed upon at a former meeting relative h.. hut h,, Ken un People's Ice Company iopol- - -- i,.rta) rtv on the waterfront. The property' to the '' t my v. Padffk .t tiinK'hla evidar.re. Hum . . . Ii4 lora ted neaf JNUuanu lumin uriB lion, nun rruiiiiia; tit me rvi"jiuinni . t.i.'nKion lane inn iwienion . ,.w.i carves unwara towam was oraerea. toc anoiaer uouirpy n.. gag 1 H rtiiirt en th property street There was a pond of Ri own made a motion that th votes be LIMITED ,,." 'i rtn.l he (ntan.M aprly'" for several years recorded, as he was of the jplrlon the '.to l.i,,nani water there '''"' hiiv them set al.e and ,roU-- ht down upm the owners .matter of the proposed amUgamatlon to him. ,h- - a,,.,h nf the Hoard of Health dr-- would be ultimately carried into the him 1 itini 10 rave president ruK'd Fort Street. Progress Block k The hole has courts. The "l fll .1 .. at ...... af Ing the plnffue epidemic. nalnt been filled up. Mr. lirown, stating that the by-la- w did - ln,, ,um second section I a piece or not call for the polling of vote. vf ' The "n. " l,,r n property on vr.rty nrmr the first section antl The resolution to purchase th lee ,.,"" ""Mioaed tit be owned by istjttlfsT the City Mill property, which company's property was read by J. A. '"""l ye- - ' por- -. Voiimer. He said m iught In by II. Holmes, trustee, McCandless, together with that " h" "'' satlafle.l hlmseir tj ow The third strip Is on Queen non relating to Increasing the Eloctrlc 1 h " Vollmer, .' j,B i jnrtlon with King and company's capital stock to $425,000. This ik h" P"'"" rnort- - $3.0)O. n vote Use In fte.. onvlnred the ( Hustace for was seconded by W. C. Allen and The Instruments r ,f,,,fV. I rn.k was lorat- - 2.001 27 sh ires, our- - FOR SALE. c , in: S. m Mtllt a fourth piece of land of shares against is MeltfCoomii . Nu- - vatanlnv hit. no tiding ,valklkl-mak- al corner of the resolution. Godfrey isrown. THE SILENT BARBEH 8H0 j. t (h, nvi - ',n, eomplainta , ant containing 64H August Dreler, 217 A large down town ViL"1 " f'irther streets, with shares; WAREHOU3H. 9-- 10 22 Office, Progress deck. -m ,l,"','',,' sgalnst htm with the H. --t. Damon, for the 11. A. Parmalee, with A centrally located LODGING ' .,,Usre feet. nhares. and Are Thoroughly Disinfected Before ,rn"f- - Estate, bid the property lm for shares, voted against the proposition. Using. HOUSE with cottage. 4 Austin occupied ' Qnirry and Rock CnsMig Flat, Itmnoo The premises are now resolution was also offered by J. A. FERNANDEZ, Prop., BUSINESS PROPERTY In the heart '"'l-'ftme- nt cigar officers of the JOSEPH of City. V. report shows by m building used as a Chinese McCandless to have the PAUOA VALLSY. s t"i.' Mi nt.u oeen sur- -' . company Issue the nev certin- - Arlington HoteL Tort Street. f routs has r, Klectrlc RESIDENCE PROPERTY. ; ' ...Lie from the Cnlt1 , ' cat as of stock to date January 1. The 1 of 1 '' I'MUpplne I.Uo.l by way Kant nf Agulnaldi. de- - motion prevailed with the votes I-- re- - m h- August Dreler ALL KINDS OF.. CONCRETE ENGINEERS CON- frm - .huipplne re there I no foundation for the Godfrey Hrown and aad , Japan. Cngr" that he has resigned the corded against it. For Sale or Rent. TRACTORS. Estimates furnlsksa and v,,, ' lh- - In Eu- - . RUBBER COODG contracts taken for foundations, naeaa-lith-ie early ru'rl J the Filipino three-acr- e Valley, il Hongkong1 Ca-tella- ne complains A lot In Nuuanu i V. r",,,' comm-rrl- ihD'"J Count publicly concrete strueturea of all kinds; f4'" winn nre-proen- ng iMrv raaaons. Money could arms to his wife's dowry had been grossly with large house and several cottages. pavements, fcrMgea, and """-- r.iirerlntend the illpatch of that w,r tl b-t- ter In a - esaggerste.1: that she had only any werk Involving the us f Portland than rM itxm"'.,1 m. GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. "I11 r,,nnart th- - Patif.c Coast .n. marriej; her Inccme had cemeat onerete. Agents and llcenaean ''th.T.L' grmip. Guam never been $0.000 a year, sr.d the R. PEASE. President. , HEW WATERHOUSE & CO. tt-B- Mm alaal aanarafa rmm I'MUpplnss."moan Orey. unbearably IL RY istraotlon, 4 It Is a necessity Katharine JJ 1 clr"m Oould trustees were forcing 171 Menier eenstruatlens, "T1 a paying In- - ed to J;1 economy on him. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.. U. 8. A. w- and brutality, rigid - "'V th I'hllad.dphU Press, cause of his familiarities

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r ' ry .oa McNeill Island, claims Is THE PACIFIC " she .tciiiu of v United biat-i- s Marshal NEWS ' v WORLD'S ,... k r ; "WhoGhes to All eunt. ' Commercial Advertiser ' tubbed In battle with Ai'" troops tu Worth China and ' - CONDENSED .. ... o uuiy WvTSiteU .. - j "Denies AIL tfAXiTKS Q. BOOTH - EDITOR. Aiie Hubsiaji vvernments planning iLipyarou lor warunips and u.tiehant-....- .. This is as true the spend- ' hi Vladivostok. of DECEMBER 6 Li Hung Chang's health Is bad. - THURSDAY i iauu Head well , Nolan has been Knlistment in the Army is very live - thrift of health, as of the ly. iianitd a divorce from Joseph F. No- We begin this wtek to show by barrier oZ iau tit San Francisco. waster' money Do Seasonable Goods f.. is to work out his Nome is now isolated a ZZC 'of not If Marconi able Ice. 'i he transport Leeianaw lost mules air-lin-e 14 Chi- prospectus, Hawaii will have - is favoring German iron prod- a:.d horses in a typhoon ott the waste your health By allow- Russia " na coast November 21. communication with the .Coast, and ucts. carv-e- T -- No more cigarettes can be sold la The Kaiser now travels with a ing your blood to con- XMAS possibly with all countries bordering ;upit --irom which he delivers his PRESENTS. Iowa. ispft-cne- " the Pacific. Such an outlook, if it Germany opposes the partition of s and sermons. tinue impure, But purify, Both anJ on . Minnesota s democratic Governor 13" useful ornamental. tartling, people China. - may exists, is really but Frank Green is London's new Lord name Washburn, a Republican, to vitalize and enrich it By tak- "- have ceased to marvel at the wonders Mayor. - succeed Senator Davis. gave Krueger an official re- The big California storm gave Mag-dalen- a ing Ho od's Sarsaparilla, of Invention. , Luubet Bay, Lower California, Us first Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons, ception. i Fine Neck- years. r - The battleship Kentucky has reached wetting for eight - America's Greatest Medicine. The news of a projected uprising at The new, steamer Spokane. will be the Smyrna. handsomest and swiftest steamer ever ' Dyspepsia "My husband doctored wear, Silk put damper Corbett will retire permanently from A long and Lace 4Fichus. Cape, will, if true, a - , time dyspepsia, the ring. put on the Alaska route. for toith onlv tern. on England? Christmas festivities, the Asquith urges a reform in the British porvy The v. ... . The United States will adopt a new says f relief. fast bottle of Hood's There are more Boer sympathizers la field gun. , e'lucationaKsystem. which he is Alas- slovenly and unscientific. 3rsp&rOU helped and the second cured loyal sub Smallpox Is reported in various. hbru Cape Colony than there are ka towns. The receipts from the war revenue S cured my sick headaches.". of Queen, and if they con- war revenue near act for the first four months of the pres- Mrs. Mary A. Clark, Wilmington, SEE WINDOW DISPLAY jects the The bill to reduce is year were 838,398.956. - Vt. to take up the cause of Steyn completion. ent fiscal clude Several Hoer immigrants nave seiueii The Kepublic of Acre, situated near and Botha there may be a transforma- he headwaters of the Amazon, has sent In Montana. envoy to secure tion scene In South Africa soon. Minister Conger may be recalled an to the United States Cm , Peking. recognition. .... fiom delegates Nome, RASOH OO JtffrieB is pleased at the piospect or f Three from chosen PHONE 157.' - States The story- that the United bv the miners, are now en route to P11U 11 fighting Fitz. press Inquiry r Hoodl cun Urer U : the Don Irritating oJ a port In China is the more Butte, Mont. reports an Increase of Washington to the Noyts only to take with Hood' Sarstpartiu: will take In Congress. ethrtl Amoy i named. the smallpox. Improbable because Kitchener will succeed KODens In Joseph Chamberlain admits that he Amoy In the recognized, sphere of is slightly interested in a Birmingham la South Africa. company nas aeaungs me Japanese Influence, and this country, Nevada's population has decreased wnicn wun seven per cent. "Oyernmeni. on that account, if no other, would The Czar s disease passed tne'':.'crisis iiumium nwoccn ui i"- - -- wivea not meddle with It Nor is it at all on Novemoer a. , ; .. 7 ..z," . ..for On November 6 refined sugan ad- - gress, wnose motto is, cave tne ror-- iiMains United States would likely that the vanced five points. ,es" a"c! Blorf,ine ,02r; 1 .i T. take any part of China as a free gift. Montana shows a gain in population j Ane rt-a- umwayiu t-"- i oroereo ana nsn-Fiat- es is general assurance of of over 80 per cent, , land 'nas raiis All It wants a The population of New Mexico is I'Ji,- - " tne unnea Diuifscngiisn contracts the open door. 210 as against 153,593. Delng hopelessly in arrears. Wolseley will leave the command De; i nanemagne iuer, uuuea aiaiw Roberts returns. mDassaaor at &i. reiersourg, aenie This assurances", given by fore Week "positive The negotiating for tne rumor jnai ne asnea iQ. oe relieved of the Berlin denies that It is local prints that the land sales 2 Went ' lsianu. "mug iu vmoihoo vuuoiuci anuun. Indian per or Hawaiian Government made during Frantic enthusiasm has been shown) lne special capita assessment i Krueger " :the united Aline workers ceased , at lilt mz period would be annull- for in France. 1 ; i the transition The Somalls have risen against tne tne eno or ixavemoer. rrom i,uw to RNf) ed, are again officially denied, this time British In Kast Africa. 525,000 had been .collected mouth ty. - ( rouna i by 'Dole. Nothing of' the Geo. W. Wilson. Commissioner of In- An internal macnine nas Dten '. Governor Revenue, Is ' in a railway postal car on the Union sup- ternal dead. LADIES' LACE SCARFS sort ia contemplated. The cordial The Duke of Manchester . and trlde Pacific road. It was mailed In France TEA CLOTHS ". and op. port of the Administration, now &s are en' route to 'America: to a prominent citizen of Salt Lake. TRAY CLOTHS 50a Hag on j Tickets to see Bernhardt were nelling " Mc men , The German has been hoisted SIDEBOARD COVERS " formerly, is being given to the the great wall of China. at vzn apiece ror nrst nignt. ' j ne toiai ..11.51 re- - SWISS ANTIMACASSAARS ....'.".'.'.""2 fnVVsi." who carried on the public business of Capt. E. T. Strong, U. S. N., has receipts for advance sale of seats AR!T 10c" and up, " i MUSLINS . jiw.uuu on no, enactm- tired as a Hear Admiral. amounted to iMovemoer zi. LADIES' COTTON ir mSr and Che Lon-Impei- ial Hawaii between date of the ! Antl-uamDi- or LISLE AND LACE HOSE 10c per up. The Germans are still fighting the The League LADIES' WHITE KID BELTS and ent-of the annexation bill and the forces in China. don took out summons November 22 FIGURED TAPESTRY SQUARES .. 35c. against C. A. for publ' jhlng FOR PILLOWS 75c. creation of the Territory. The remains of Sir Arthur Sullivan Pearson LINEN TABLE DAMASK 60' were burled in St. Paul's. skill competitions in his weekly papers. per yard and up, cause The Prince of Wales Is the largest of The Bonapartist will be aided ; GOODS SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS NOW BEINO OPENED A dispatch with all 'the earmarks of the season's turf winners. by the betrothal of Prince Louis Na- - AT local origin and long earmarks at Actor Mansfield fainted twice in the poleon to Grand Duchess Helen, daugh-str- ct owing to overwork. .ter of Grand Duke Vladimir of RisRin. There is a great difference between that appeared In last evening's Bulle- Standard oil shares made nether I The Pan-Germ- an Association has ta-hl- gh these two. I THE BARGAIN."STORE tin under a Washington date line. It Jump on November 22. ken up the cause of several hundred Opposite, the Fire Station. Fort and Beretanla 398,- - expelled One article is really what the name S'jeta was one of the fcerles that announced The population of Oklahoma is Germans from the .Transvaal ALBERT BLOOM, Proprietor. 245 as against 61,834 in 1890. by the British, and will demand redress. implies; the other a cheap Ap- -j imitation. Sew all's "inside track" for Governor, .Congress will first consider the The Gathman Gun Company, which - propriatlon and Army bills. ' claims that Gathman's invention is the only. - " - and proclaimed an "annulment" of the I Honduras has finally paid the Anierl- - most powerful piece 'of ordnance in the Hawaiian land tale during the tran- can (Pears) claim of $10,000. world, wishes to use the ram Katahdin SHREVE & CO. San Francisco. sition period. The purport of the Pope Leo's strength is failing rapidly, as a garget. He can retain no solid food. ' The Duke and Duchess of Marches- - faked "dispatch" was Dole WE HAVE TO FACILITATE TTlADm h TT-- r that the The English will send another vassel, ter will solemnize their marrlagii again. vllh.... " uiouud, win aenver ail administration Is "severely criticised" H. M. S. Phaeton, to Panama. on reaching America, upon even a oods purchased or ordered of them, FREE OF ALL CHARGES FOR afloat In Paris of more scale Lon-- a TRANSPORTATION to Honolulu, or returning same to San Francisco. Washington for the defeat, of Sam There are rumors fashionable than the will Godi at plot to assassinate Kruege. . don ceremony. be sent on selection to those known to the firm, or who will furnish Parker, and that the Governor may of Hoyt. the playwright, LoS Angeles and San Dlg. wen The Real Kind satisfactory references in San Francisco. The estate ' he forced to retire. Inasmuch as Gov- gees to friends and employes. flooded on November 22 an! cut off dangerous illness of the Empress from railroad and telegraphic commu- - ernor Dole was not responsible for the The reported. are r.f China is nloation. One hundred families Don't be fooled by treachery of men Humphreys Th nonulatlon of North Dakota is homeless in Anaheim. the other kind. such as tvr . 1890 1 146 as against 182.719 in The city of Chicago has decided to strength' Before purchasing, come and Inspect ! and Gear, or for the of the The Filipino fortress of Geronlmo appropriate $20,000 toward the estab-fal- ls MARKET AND POST STREETS, SAN FRANCISCO. Wilcox following, the idea he will before American soldiers. lishment of a municipal lodging house our elegant that hi - assortment of real Illustrated catalogue and prices furnished upon receipt request On it-mih-- v.n- ror tne rree entertainment r.i unem of be made to suffer for the electoral re-- ""ave iohns Hopidns. We. have the largest manufactory of Jewelry and Silverware west of New cloved but deserving men. VrV ofv nrr orn nrBtwwul tn fij.-l- 1elgT)8 nit is grotesque. No doubt the writer Crnker says the ministers art trying The French bark Lamorlclers carried nurlol of the dispatch and other local sore- tr hat Tammany by agitation. away the Government cable frcm Ai Conger says he has signed no formal catraz Island on November 22, which J.H0PP&C0. J. H0PP & CO. J. HOPP & CO. heads would like to see a political compact with the other envoys. has had to resort to wireless telegra-- 6 overturn, but their Influence is not fnuntpss Castellane will become a phy operated from Fort Mason. Catholic to please her husband. F. F. Hodgklnson, former Br'tlsh vice z enough v-i- at Washington to evict a Jani- Father-in-la- w Zimmerman pay consul at Bremerhaven, was pantenced o tor here, let alone a Territorial execu th Duke of Manchester's debts. ' to eighteen months' penal servitude for The nomination of Cardinals has ben trying to sell a Foreign Office code book te. postponed until after Christinas. to an agent of a foreign powi. Buller may be made a peer under the Afl the Macedonian Bulgarians ac Of FRENCH, AMERICAN GEORGE CAKTKK'3 TRIP. title of Lord Buller of Ladymith. cused of participating in a plot to ns- - and ENG- I O Turkcy refuses an exequatur to an sassinate King Charles of Roumanii, LISH MANUFACTURE. GETTING o He Went to New Ha-ve-n to Bee a American Consul sent to Hat poet. were sentenced to hard labor for life in General Horace Porter has gone to the salt mines, or long Imprionrur.TiT. Footbtll Game. Morocco to settle American claims. Samuel I.. Clemens (Mark Twain) en NEW HAVEN. Nov. 26. rrobably San Diego Indians are starving, as tered protest against a cabman for ex the longest Journey ever made to pee a there Is no food on the reservations. tortion, at the Bureau of Licenses; in football contest was of George Owing to American rubber insulation New York, November 22, snd secured I that the Manila cables resist the teredo. the suspension of the cabman'? license. o Carter and his wife, who came half THINGS' . TJ Millions of acres of rich are A special from Washington. Q. way forests Journal TJ across the Pacific ocean and awaiting the axe in the Philippines. - dated November 22, says: The United O crossed this continent, traveling thou- Mrs. Patrick Campbell, tb actress. States will probably take a slice nf may sands of miles to see Yale defeat Har- wed th aged Karl of Wemyss. China, Amoy being the port suggested O vard. Emperor William has authorized a a the most advantageous to this coun- - Carter is an bid Yale tackle and he naval expenditure of 30,000,000 n'arks. try. Santa Barbara (Cal.) Mexicans will The people of La Grange, Tennessee, IBM. t IN and his wife left home in Hawaii on - SHAPE give a miracle play on Chrlstmen eve. sent out an appeal for aid on ."ovem- November 7th. The sole purpose e FORT of Canadian politics now divide on a ber 22. The business and resldi-m-- p'v-rac- e STREET, O their visit to this city was to see the line between English and French, tlons are In ruins, as the result of the o I great football contest, and they ar- A London bric-a-br- ac dealer is su- - late storms, and many of the Inhabit HONOLULU. o ing In TJ rived here on Friday after steaming tne eastellanes New York courts, ants are destitute. TJ across the Pacific to San Francisco and mere Is an organized effort in San A Quebec dispatch of November 24 Q. a ride across country Francisco to break down the new char- says: The steamer St. Olaf. coasting 7? in . For the the fastest . Christmas ' ' ter. between this port and Esquimaux Point, O express trains. Carter and his wife The population in O of the State of Wash- the Lower St. Lawrence, b is been O left this city on their return trip to- - ington is 518,103 as against 343,390 in wrecked off Seven Islands and al! on jgni. to a worm reporter Carter Doaro pensned nineteen of the crew Ud: Bishop Potter's scheme to fieht vt and seven passenerers 'It was worth all the energy expend suggests a vigilance committee of 25,000 Private advices - from Rom.?, tinder to see such victory mn- - dnte of November 22, express th be- - ed a for Yale. I Dr. W. H. Kendall, long Hef Mgr. O rould cone again to see It. was missing from that Martinelll. the present OF ' complete It the Vancouver, has been located In Eng-- PaPai delegate to the United States. o WE ARB RECEIVING and will have in a few weeks a first good chance I had to cheer for Iai?- - 111 be to 111!!! elected the CardinaUte. and for Yale in years and I made the most A stock III lot of the Finest Grades of FURNITURE ever shown in town speculating the name of Archbishop ring has been Chapel! is Q. . . of IC" round in the- - ' ' ...... Salvation Army at New mentioned as a possible candidate Holidays. out-d-o all previous ' ' i a. the We are making special efforts to STv " ' - - a speech before the Union League ' Summary Act of Germans, v - The funeral of Sir Arthur Sullivan a Philadelphia. President McKi"ley When purchasing Cigars see you o years. Before making any purchases ln the Furniture llDe pay us was a ceremony of national ' impor- - ""edit for his election to deserting that NEW YORK, Nov. 28. It Is reported lae- - Democrats, returning Republicans, receive the original visit; we will be only too glad to show you around our store, buy or here from Peking l he steamer New ,npf,s men buu that the Germans England has arrlv- - and the labor element. He " eu at Vancouver 120.000 sa,(J tne triumph not : - '. - have boarded a Chinese vessel and de- " with pounds of was not individual but 1 ha' but- - a manded treasure cosslgned to an En- - popular declaration upon the policy Mrs. Hurst, of HONOLULU BELLE furni-pi- r glish company at Tien Tsln. former wife of the Meth- - th Government, We DO ALL SORTS of Furniture Repairing and make old As the odlst BishoD of Ma . , ...... v. .1 it.j c vii v. v uu.T una I r n "jrOV- - boxes of treasure'had ni oetwecn-- o 1 been landed the ine stage. manv and Turiow tv, v,. .... Sold by all look like new in a short while. o Germans jcould'not get them. They $4 retailers for 6c S?8te."anf pa,d "'n Zor the ernment objects to Germany using Fnr-earlle- et u - i , then hoisted the German flag on in th Ta,- .ot, ann Tcio.i i t . : the this year. " ' Dea: ' a :osiinK a. u vessel and confiscated her cargo. "",auyx ivisntsL!?to a. PARIS, 23. doctor sava n n'"""i estaoush .. there Nov. is V " t..ii:t!r, Turkish It said on high Avi..,n check nttcasiuie 3 ail tile o authority that Germany has absented, sumption"!f? I? tne Progress of con-- ; Powers, Germany,""i however. Insis . o a: that she will not J. PFonsky, j o without modification to" the Joint n.ew abandon the Island. note prepared by. tTV c?ast llne "f.the Southern the ministers of the "C ln CaU'ia will be opened' in SOLE DISTRIBUTOR, powers at Peking and vk 80 HE CUTS CHEAPER. y that France has The also concurred.' United States will hold the Isle , Territory of Hawaii. Awnings and Tents The officials "I t lnes 80 fl t r tvntV. ri.. uu, j of the foreign office de ,v,- - , vtiti u ana A Bed action Coming Soon m Bates O, ny me statement from Pekin U 1 ranee that The Government m i For Meat. o has seized .terrltorv ot HADE TO ORDER. TJ sin purpose tim Kh;,ri.8UDmarlne .boat of the IIol- - Talking on for the of triniin th ...... ijim, , 1 the meat W eu TJ ize of her concession." former Tmnvaai Eer Waller said:. ."A short tim arn J1BIIS1 W.x.i u owing MI Ull A dispatch from Peking to TTa- - Commandant BnU" vT;"' to the lack of mid the ew Tork. "' o O as agency says .oilities on the- tnmt w iJ g, QUEEN the ministers of the n..f'J UCIWCCU STREET o following powers rles have onlQere ard the Mainland, com-F- or Upholstering. declare they are au- voted we were thorized to sign revision. -- revision. I26:ipeled to draw for mnii the Joint agreement to rinst, 46, 1 be presented to China: Germany, There are , n? Here of tariff the 9 renewed r.- - IJlL11' the I ."5 a... Pnce United Austro-Ilurgar- naMo-- , aw createa a Higher States. Great Britain. y, dath from t-- cost for thtf Aus a skirmish. trallan npniint. . 1, 1 t. ,. Belgium and Italy. t auvu, nuaa necessuatea a X meeht. SKfnE corresponding advance in retailing to Stock and Bond Brokers o o Hawaiian Foreign disapproval. """"U3 rman the trade. At that time we anticipated 03 TJ Missions. TJ v Joe DeT, steamrs of the Oceanic At the meeting of the Central 'Union Malhatton, the greatest writer S2Steamship t Company's . lino would & church members last night Rev. O. H. shortly be commuRicating 1 Oulick read an Interesting between O letter from here and SaH Francisco, thus enabling Co. O the bead of the missionary work nn us to procure & spread by the bites of our supplies from there Fire Insurance Agents mm Pleasant Island, one , tbt2,0,!?uUo' of the Caroline I ' prices. . group. have been im-it- .' .Trestore forer This mission is maintained by Being disappointed in this expecta- the local church people aad as stated tion, and owlnir by the correspondent. Comer King and Bethel Streets. r It seems to be In A rreat coal field along ChlgrJk Bay KL1!?.?,1108! meat 0n the Mainland x a flourishing stated The mis- Alaska J resident extending seventeen rn'les, his nt Te aeie to make th in- o sionary has a small printing press, ben rTifcovered. tended general rpd,,fi- - - xtZZ Commission Merchants T does his own press work in the com- numors of a IToboken anarchist plot TJ position of Sunday school lessons and aralnst the President are discredited by ' a. speaks of the progrers th Secret Service. ... it possible I"m sealt'e. makes being made in Te- - paid to be a deficiency for us to quote lower fie- - o O the schools. A motion ws nv S4 0C0 of made r Om in the books of Careful attention riven to business ' o the New Vcrk rates v 111 -- hopp aco C. Jones, which passed,' that the pastor water deparfrent. take effect Thursday the trusts. 4 J. HOPP & 00 J.'H0PP'& CO j. be privileged - to make a call from his! Orator "Morgan says he c?n see no Prn52i"V- The Sierra- - from ; wf,y ptilplt on the Sunday next before tbe canal bill clu'uld not GLOBE -- WERNICKE BOOKCASES Christmas asking for subscriptions to' itstant with a large and a fund in support ,f the mission. for us. and at that date weTexpeS ?o OFFICE FURNITURE lStJSttSZ remodel our price list." In stock, or ordered from Read the Advertiser.

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and two native women belonging to the household gathered branches of tl ... ! win DAYS OF leave and sat up through the long l right waving teem over us. In spite I. of their unwearying care our faces were speckled and swollen In the morn- OLD be- - THE MASTERS ing and we were a sight to behold L0I1G AGO The traveler going to Waialua now Copies from Paintings in the famous land stopping at the beautiful hotel can of . . . ' v m ...... Galleries Europe . . . . ! Stock unci uy a lew minutes warn see ine ruins On Exhibition of the once hospitable mansion of the Solo Emerson family, where this visit was AND SALE AT THE Art Rooms of the Pacific Hardware Ut for A Trip To Waialua In made; also the much beloved spring and the garden where cups of taro Company, Ltd. leaves were made to dip In the spark The Thirties. ling waters. The spring still bubbles I) and Hows, clear as crystal, but the and place where some of childhood's happy hours were spent Is profaned by a for eign horde, being now a Japanese roost. KIK USCENCES The following1 FOR THE HOLIDAYS . from ihe Friend for vri-i;- r December Is of Interest as the recollc-tn- " I .vi 5. - PitUT. P-n- n a of Ir. Itishup of Ka!l-j- In The Latest I'YROGRAPHY OUTFITS, with A fine line of BURNT WORK by Miss R. 4 Also Some Early Day Missionary H!en days: Calf and. She p Skins, Leather and Wooden Mat-eiia- la Smith of San Franciseo. Recollections of the Rev. Dr. My ertrlirst mmor of our home for burning. '. t of two thatched cottage, set Serena, Bishop. ''. fly sld: by side and raised, up on a h -- .tone platf.-- i ri. On was thatched FRENCH CHINA FOR DECORATING - tv'th la-- l. the other with pH:-grus- s. The following Is an Interesting con-!'- ? niT fourth birthday. In February. ARTISTS MATERIALS IN LARGE VARIETY - by Mrs. H. O. (Kmau)'1 my riithr M rwU ln- V--D SCtiAllS, trlbutlon Wilder A SPECIAL IMPORTATION of Picture Mouldings and Frames for . Christmas presents. OIL AND ...... r.d to see the stona house he was in m vuimn iiuniufr ui me tiumane bullding. WATER COLOR PAINTINGS by local Artists. To arrive Platinotype and Carbon Pilots,. COPLEY I remembft the awe with Etchings, etc., Educator: which I (taxed Into the gloomy dpth PRINTS, PhDtogravure3, Engravings, etc In connection with the Art Department Miss King - ..It v jl San Francisco has opened a studio for instruction in China and Miniature Painting. far-seei- ng per- of the open cellar. A Mr. Castle It would have taken a still . . son ti have predicted In the tmriles was the carpenter. Most of the lumber ' that before liwo was ushered. In, tne used was koa. from the forest-Inland- . hrlll whistle of the locomotive wouid The flooYa were of wide boards, sawed by hand, Mr. Castle's superin ' Fectlonal resound from the plains of Ewa and under i K'.itatto Waialua. The element' of the pictur tendence. He afterwards made shin- esque which entered larjrely Into the gles for the house out of the same tim- travel of those days was not favorable ber, although It was at first thatched la-- l. Co., to speed. Comfort, too, was out of the with The shingled roof yielded a The Pacific Hardware ltd. I Water raJnt. In question, those go supply of rainwater In the rainy sea- col but who did from J in white and son. was In In the t aiiimil". home were sure of a wmrm welcome This stored casks from the missionary family wherever cellar. The house was well built and FORT STREET, HONOULU. stationed, not only because of the iso-- commodious, with three rooms in each 1EFKESS CLOTH. latl.Vn of all Mac, outside of llono- - tory and verandas on the seaward ,J- con- - lulu but hrtia It was m. rerna-nlze- - There was also an ell Inland, fact that those who came had under talnlng the dining room and kitchen W.LIJIK AND BRICKS gone great fatigue and hardship to get In the kitchen was a brick oven, also an old Iron stove of antiquated form. there. :i.-y- . fireplace equip- ft-- It was In 1X17 that my father and In the were the usual mother and three children. Including ments of crane and pendent hooks for . myself, started on a visit to the hos- kettles.'. ... Mi pitable family stationed at Kwa. I Dr. Andrews succeeded us In 1837 In IGENTS FOB well remember lenvlng my home early the occupancy of the house. In 1838 hls son was born there. Dr. Geo. P. An- In the morning and going In as straight ' H drews, now Of five Wt; t'l TWcriNiwu iu. a line as possible, from where Kawatu-ha- o of Honolulu. the Seminary standi to la now years spent In this .house I have vivid Japanese t n what the quarantine station. Two native n rnany. pleasant recollections. Froir tne upper veranaa my older stsier ana I men with long poles on their shoulders gam- Hi r tjvoMoTivr. women, and Urge calabashes or gourd tied myself often watched the active .s.phu. pol food bols "of the crowd of natives eliding or r. .to earh end of the carried the we jand clothes for family, These aala-- the great rollers of the surf, which the see through stems of .a and could the " rrov bashes. as they were light and airy now nearly JL TNlVKHXAt. MILL CO., were In of cocoanut trees. That completely waterproof, almost In fullest WKur-r- s ef National Cane In forgotten sport was then Its dispensable to Island travel those hor-.e- s Ujr. N-- w activity. In the absence of days. Tiesldea these men several others displaced It us carry us over the equestrian sport had rot went with to light 1 - though pUces Each one swam out with the surf I COMPANY, "hard r'y'." the hard arm, diving the m TAINT were soft on this occasion, and board under the urd?r w motly Reaching fnwm'rt, t'al. wading with us on their barks Incoming combing rollers. TM after point where the waves began to Inspection to som distance, through muJ and the Open For pt ro.. for comb over, they adjusted themselves ftnrli"'in shallow water, we reached a place In a was deep and where adroitly on the front of the wave where the water position on board. With large double canoe awaited our ar- prostrate the a a few rapid strokes of the hands and - if rival. In It some low benches had been wave Grand-:- Display Co and feet they were in motion, and the ilitan Meat pl.ired to make us comfortable shooting forward nimseii was our did the rest, them Oovernor Kekuano The sea spurted In front of the dartlnr host and steerer. board, while the nurf foamed over them 103 doll, made of koa, had STREET. My wooden slid down the steep hll i arrsyed for th Journey In a silk behind as they been of the wave, which ever came pushtnr r I. : : dress, silk In her gown having 'iunt : Manaohi the mgnbn up under them. It required great skll" given t me(her nmeskety the precise position on I firmly onto the to maintain the rhlef Klnau. held of the wave which was nereary GOODS doll while we through mud .nd XMAS rrosed on hol,i.ilo nnl fUt'ill we both and sometimes a less pract'eed water, and was glad when by the comber and canoe In safety. The tea would be overtaken reached the majority of per- t"1 we children were very left behind. I?ut a the LTOHKItS was smooth and formers were able to kneel on their happy as we glided pa"t the shore the to -- AND- sung and even boards and many of them stand native boatman melee erect gettirg started.' Silk Goods, f cara-wor- n to rest after Silk and our parents semed was sport of the Jy themselves as the hours This a universal : Contractors. and enjoy people alike. went on. T'.ut alat the day was not f the chiefs and common en.! without disaster. Mr beloved doll The ponderous chiefs had very large Grass Linen Pattern which I had held so firmly and carried i-- d- 0f nKnt wood In the ttisnop . far was to b-- a victim to the cause . niay 8n today an tin- - a -.- e of s lence. I Md renrl in u-nse ,Urf board vt corn-iik- wo. a nv """"" the from the "miMi .ainri i '"-"-iA.r" ... MO,,d. n which the tamous includirigTable a-- td very Work ATIVE that ood would flont. fueling to dl,port hlmM.f at Laj.aii.a tilt -- wd nilous t( trV 11 in SHU .mrr ' I 1ATS only to year. ago". 'doObt whetaer Kuaic.n. and . . . lowed my doll for an Instant &o0 pounds was agile wave came with his huiukh rest on th surface, when a to attempt It. In handling canoes toe . Cloths, Doilies and nt away. land In a mom-- sh had floated natives were most adroit. Kona, w.tn The gotd flovernor offered to turn great Inland, abounaeu Rough up. my momer Its koa forests Strav about and pl k hr but in canoes. There were no boats. Tne objected and with good reason, as u people were skilled fishermen and often Bureau Covers. was necessarv for us to reacn r.wa -- of were went many nil if s to sea, lit pursuit tnr nlht. Tears came, but they the larger deep-s- a nsn. A name given Hits... tv itin oromlse of another u ituataial behind us, was "iuo- - anow or Canw-aescrte- r. The canoes .t..n if invnn wants io SATUMXTLOI-SUNiN- E, 1oll looked like th-- y can call on were cf elaborate form and smoothness. Consist of my of were single canoes wun fUli-- i Illngham. for he has one Most them tin! Oent'emen llev. Hiram preserva- outriggers. Many large ones, however, KUTaNI WaRE. Just like It In a good stale of were riKged double, six or eight feet Porcelain AT tion. anart. with a high ptatform between After a long day the canoe entered th.m. All the fastenh.gs were of care Our Line of the river at Kwa and the hospitable fully plaited slnnet or cocoanut fibre, wife gave us a the lashings being laid with great care missionary and his was stepped m iwarm welcome. After tw 4W and skill. The mast sp.t. wnere my the tlat form. The common peopie had IVORY WARE In this quiet mat-sail- s. canoes spnt attending to the Those of Kuaklnt's I.Muratas fathrj was kept bus were of sail-duc- k. Be Excelled in the ciy. r.f lb sick and the distressed. I I was a year later than ours Cannot days. think it mi iiAiiiR. for physicians were rare In those thal Mr Thurston built bis wood From, Prices Will continuing in imia At I.a.nlakea. a Quarter mue m- - A Large Stock on Hand to Select at faat .tt i.rt foe Waialua. V 1 water. Two r. rm J fA. t hlrhpC It rm by Instead of wajl-.- i SUKPKISE TOU. t. Tel Plue PL journey land pro- was a very rocky, arid site. The horses and sl natives had been mut have occuptea trip, so we children could .i.tiroa premises waslu ft cured for the A little back in the U take turns In Tiding and being carried a loftr Dtle of clinker stones, which .k- - K.ofa nf the men. We got mv hav been natural, or perhaps a idol-worshi- p. Around long famously until the big irulch of helaa or place of was reached. There a th. of this rlle on the oatren Kaukonahua rocks grew a number of the singular of dark, roaring waters made torrent noth-- S; .nnti.. ninntn verv luxuriant. Thy Impassable. There was which eolt-le- d gtilrh un- - have large plumy llowers do but to wait with Patience a strong odor like prusslc acid. The wr for th- - waters ShOUM BUOSiae. fleshy legume was on the end of the til - pickled a Ballast jr.wa. We decided to wait. i. no- niatti. and could be ha ca- - HOTEL STREET. we - rne. During the shorter moist WAVER LEY BLOCK. addling the horses wearynn.r- son. the common weeds of the place stream f..r several houl. a thorny poppy w ith k and Black Hand the however, were mustard, and - To us children from the city, a (arm white flower. This wat pr.o- 'ANTrriK was cat- - oooo to tirr. of the foaming torrent ably Introduced from Mexico with t srxl the element of the possible tie. Purslane aoounnea. a couu" 'rT!Nii. priMTti-- mTL ?.M to was No-h- u. which KA krrm crossing only added the weed In Kallua the AND hoil,..''...run SALC danger In th LHWD0. :S. JWJ-- ... J. f by day on n " GRAND l tmuhd tke lotiTt and-eac-h child " "SMICS. farmedilnthena.a line bright yel-w- aa AND FURNISHER, ,lve- - soon The OUTFITTER other side. Tnen "j'mon.very rretty one: J handed on to the ow floW(,r WM a near King. . ft V . mother, who dared Haiairs, and the running Fort Street, l kn.. - t..m iB.HiTnnrnr.Tr. any feet but her own snd pw- briar CLEARANCE V. w w W y not trust being carried, p,t.just back of the Thurston house was , , ., , m. drenching xo rinr (JVC UL wf . i i r piloted across by deep pit. wnicn w we ""-- " i'. he. too. was safel r cave extending to the shore. DEPOT FOR w stoBsarrat. .V... .u esm-- Immense the stout natives no. 9nAivg m a pond of brackim water ai THE BOSS OF THE ROAD OVER men. rearing ana , w-- n4.P.-iona- llr 4olnel a SALE. C H. DICKET, the aLLS. JUMPERS, gAKTt,n i. t,lurta1rtg all of whlcb waa most party of visitors In exploration of thla Ve cava Wttn lamps. iiirre c - nl Baseness Asient thrllllP slht tmn difficult passages, and one lofty the other sine. small opening above. ready to start my father chamber, with ,.a ,, t r1 Ilethel Its.' When about f ,nt- - There Beginning Saturday, November 21, . - - . LWB OF . . .I- -. m'Ken All ini irr- " . .. NEW a la. . ,w were many siaiacuies ou rimiU. CAPS (In straw and felt) My Otxl. " of small dimensions. vrom the HATS and Only rles. Oh - For.Three Weeks N. , "r A I.I, KINPs. act as stones w J tnoutn or tn a contln- WHITE and GOLF SHIRTS. CLOTH an ' - r-- , r,,;n ' COl rrsss was late inland. but- the administrator, bymn of praise! It uatlon extended . . - . . . fNO FOR MEN AND BOTS, TIES. ni piirrhases. etfl., eio. open -If fin- - was blocKea Dy aeorm, h w Thre ..t..n nt this etc.. when Waiaiua r .- V lL"m Ti.tt from a shinmaster lOCKS. etc "Pt other warm m- ' hlll -- mho started to explore WE MEAN WHAT WE RAY. snntln. P- -... - if. . . -- UK. W Children were on wlth Wt Must room for the Holiday Goods. f?. lt.l mu Call and be convinced. have f. DICKBT. ...V iiee.1 feet resting In bed. m.h coo, Craliiatel SoJa W; ter Worb ntll late to talK "w m. on a whaV. dared not wi . .tnmm anil nirFir. w .nnan in. ill mil i v - - - - lululronWorbCci with the . inn Co., Limited. was taklna place In rar-o- n ii"no,u,u-treateJ- I inina airs, luuimwn XT- - .t.. w were'n.ik nana In the coot mouth of the .A A r..N(;iNF4. Af- -r f.w hours' . ' Esplanade, corner Allen and Fort t u r- -t nus.mg I. awakened by I a cow-ne- n. of grent COOte . ntinsi- .i i Th.r. wu larre .. .run MILLJt. and found that a swnrm "T,7,- interest to us children, with its caives. HOLUSTER c CO Agenta. V r-- LKAD aorearea in . . . 1 1 a ,4 n - CAiTTNO. had llll IUF wril-limu- i: ...... m. in nniii in TKa insects were al of the cows while milked. Tnetr Book and Job work In tne highest art. ISOSHIMA, with our . m r.rki K. . . -. i.i. a tn.n in tied to stanchions to pre- - OA yr..r, rrtleulaf attention moat unknown at in- km were Teemed at short notice, at the STREET, ABOVE were no i KINO BETHEL. V '' Vsrksmlthltng. Jut work r)s on Tage 1) ZETTE offlca. mill was Impossible In spite of fatigue (Contlnued

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I well remember the impressive appear- ance of the two stalwart mlssiouai lea CK DAYS OF walking together in their black gowns PEW FOR SALE. and white "bands." During our absence at General Meet- i LONG AGO ing' in Honolulu in 1835, the great "I Would church was burned by some incendiary, and the services were then conducted (Continued from Page 5.) in a large canoe shed of the Governor, following plantation Like to which was vacated for the purpose. "ths vent kickli.g, and then the iiiQi SB.'"- - There must have been something of a Kmas iiachinert. supplies and m- .sable caif was applied to induce revival of religion at that time, as an cow to give ncr Two number of people were bap- aterial is offered for sale b 4 down milk. quaria unusual & brewer co.. ltd.: Exchange tc--r cow was a large yield. tized, and some of them were weeping. They were irom tne wild, loug-horn- ;a Some young missionaries had recently These two pins for something 4 jitxican breed, which can be handled arrived, fresh from Finney's ivreat re- ' your stock, if oniy with the lasso and heavy whip. vivals, among them Titus Coin md FULL PARTCULARS AND PRICE different from I A very large black boar in a pen was Lowell Smithy and had imparted the from the also an object of much flame to their older brethren. The en Presents CAN BE HAD BT CALLING A1 may, as I ordered these t interest and FOU fear. He may have been of some im- ergetic Kuakinl immediately sot about MAY NOT THINK OF THEIR OFFICE ON QUEE Coast and they do not please J proved" breed. Most of the native pigs building the great fetone church row STREET. 1 were of the razor-bac- k species, with standing on the site of the old one. We me. i immense heads . and bristling spines. did not remain at Kallua to sc-- it com- So spoke a lady some time ago Their dogs, which were their meat as pleted. I remember that the corners well as pigs, were of small size with were built up with large pqunred BURLET DRILL, COMPLETE and seemed greatly surprised -- ONE upright ears. I never saw, except In a blocks' of paboehoe lava, which jvere WITH 40 H. P. BOILER, AIR COM comply T picture, dog drooping ears until transported by people from Heme -- that we did not at once a with the PRESSOR. ETC perhaps ten years old. Cats we kept heiau at a distance. Thy v ere A"Take-it.E- z ONE SET FOWLER STEAM PLOW with her wishes. in plenty. An old black puss was a be smoothly hewn, evidently with great (FOUR GANG) AND FULL ASSORT-UJEN- T Needless to say that we were loved pet, who after a protracted ab- labor. I regret to record that about in SPARE PARTS. sence, when we reached home, came 18R6 King Kaiakaua held a gra id i.hj-liti- cal as greatly surprised at such a running and Jumped all over us. Not meeting in that church, and BOIL- o. THREE 25 H. P. STIRLING "Doesn't the s.bove illus long after she mysteriously disappear- caused his, henchman orator, Kauna-man- Veranda or Lawn ERS. request, ed. The Thurston cats were yellow. to proclaim that while th wor- to A proper, Swing. ONE GREEN'S FUEL ECONO- trate Just what has occurred On the road between our house and ship of Jehovah was Hawaiians 8ET the Thurstons", was the goat-pe- n used must not neglect the worship of the MIZERS 192 TUBES. you over and over again? How by both families. It contained a large lesser gods, who were so much nearer. TWO WORTH INGTON HIGH DU-T- T have you been entirely flock, which: were driven down to it ev and exerted so much power ovor their or Adults STEAM PUMPING ENGINES, CA- often ery afternoon to be milked. The gam lives. This was done In order to pro and PACITY 1.000.000 GALLONS PER U satisfied with the article ordered bols of the kids were entertaining. In mote sorcery and bring the nation, into nnCRS. AGAINST TOTAL HEAP away? Probably not oftep. milking, the goat was laid down on her political subjection to the king him OF 00 FEET. from side. A little to the north of the road self as the chief sorcerer. He had. In conditions are the was a well some sixty feet deep, which fact, a god. tausrht ONE 2S H. P. UPRIGHT TUBULAR Now that made himself and no the missionaries had dug through the the people to pay him divine honors. BOILER. same here there would seem lava many years before, but the water The sacrilege of that idolatrous procla ALSO. CALIFORNIA MULES, IN further excuse for sending found was brackish. Nearer the mation at Kailua was the gre tter, ' in FINE ORDER. shore the road led past some caves, or that the spot was the one where the OUR abroad for those things which rather lava bubbles, which were of, first proclamation of Christ In Hawaii PORTLAND CEMENT. purchased as well at sufficient area jto form convenient had been made in 1820 by Bingham and can be places for beating tapa. The mallets Thurston. STEEL T RAILS, IS POUNDS AND -- 5.00 POUNDS. home. ' . wiere generally hammering away. O have delightful recollections of our " . busi- i TWO 1S-T- FLAT CABS. OT We don't want all the Uhtercourse with the Thurston children, OUAOB. ness, only a share of It; but 'here were three, Persls, Lucy and Asa. Hawaiian Soda Works. -- Lawn Mower CABS, ater were born Mary and Thomas. TWELVE FLAT when dividing lt let the home Persls is the only survivor, now the GUAOB. ANT VTW3TARD STSyV Just ' the thing rainy ' ,'enerable Mrs. Taylor in her 80th year, EMMA this weather. ONE STUMP FULLER. people have it. ,vho has had great experience of so while the grass Is growing eo t&st You noticed the . very religious activity. Lucy was a 1 have cial and TELEPHONE BLUE 187L goods in girl of the sweetest amiab'lity. who large stock of holiday died in New York City, February 24, PROMPT DELIVERY. every department. If there ever 1841. . Asa was nearly my own age, a We hare just received a new Jot of Grass Catchers boy of great activity and a pleasant onv Mowftr. ""W ft Co, was a time when we could cater playmate. After graduating at Wil- C, Brewer & to your wants, that time is now. liams College, he married in Honolulu and left one son, the distinguished Lor-ri- n everything . Plumbers' LIMITED. Our stock contains A. Thurston. Both of the families useful, and if you were under very careful and systematic (J needful and discipline. Once a week on Wednes- Pacific Cycle & Mfq. Queen Street. cannot come to make a personal days was a holiday afternoon, when the send five children played at each house on FORTSTUt' selection, we will gladly alternate weeks, and at 5 o'clock at- Supplies half-hour- - you a large selection package, tended a 's English praye- meeting, after our elders had been to and as many as wanted until the native prayer meetings. The relig To suit the purchaser Lands your wants are satisfied. lous instruction . at both houses was very thorough: we were all very famil lar with the Bible, and a great deal of religious exhortation was address to us, Patent Washout Closets. to-o- ur (Great perhaps not wholly adapted ten Enameled; Lavatories.

der minds. Our parents diligently Hd d Sinks, siscs.-Enamele- their duty according to their old-fa- sh Enameled assorted For loned Calvlnistic lights. Urinals, stsea. assorted We children were not permitted to learn any of the native tongue until Galvanised Steel Sinks, assorts later years. The reason of this was to sizes. f prevent mental contamination. There Oeanranmce 111. was no reserve whatever upon any Lead Pipes, assorted sizes. Sale. subject in the presence of children in Traps, FORT STREET. the social and domestic conversation of Lead assorted sizes. the native people. The vilest topics Galvanized Iron Pipes, assorts were freely discussed in their pres Jeweler and Silversmith ence, and the children grew up In an tzes. atmosphere of the grossest impurity Pipe Fittings, assorted sizes. Box 842. The same strict tabu was enforced in LOTS IN KINO STREET TRACT nearly all the mission families. It grew Pig Lead, Calking Lead; Solder, b out of very unhappy experiences In the targe quantities. to $1,500 lot, formerly families of the early missionaries in the ' SUM Society Islands, a visiting deputation Navy and Plumbers' Oakum. premises. from whom had earnestly exhorted our a O. N. Wilcox's younger missionaries strictly to keep Hose Bibbs, assorted sizes. their children apart from the natives. Check, Gate and Globe Valves. GOT A COLD? I remember that when I first attended a public school in Rochester at the age Stop and Servlee Cocks, holding: Lot of thirteen, I was confounded by the lnned Rivets, assorted sixes. We are now the prevalent grossness or speech among TUXNTT LOTS IN MANOA VAL-- Take something the boys, when by ourselves, although ever knowl i they never talked so before the other Ld est Reduction Sale LBT, formerly MonUao'a Troot, 3,0M To stimulate sex. - iAWAIIAII HA&DWABE CO.. An exceptional feature of th family in Honolulu- - Your appetite. life was the diligent early literary in .. NO. 207 FORT ST.. slat. struct ion of the children. Both of tfie mothers were able teachers, although OPPOSITE SPRECKELS' BANK. Mrs. Thurston was disabled tj mater- Prices nity and some serious 111 heallh f'om Come Iq and See Our engaging actively, as Mrs. Bi3hop did. FOUR HUNDRED LOTS IN KAIU- - in teaching the native schools. The Bass' Ale children of the latter were thoroughly Terra taught. There was some concert be- u tween the two families, and a degree of DRAWERS, from 15c AND rivalry. Before leaving Kallua at the age of nine, I had carried with the other four children through all ihe Cotta arithmetic I ever learned, and into Ele 10c. up. LOTS IN KEKIO TRACT, mentary Algebra. We had also all IS THE MATERIAL TO BE USED TIES, from GUINESS' gone through Blake's Natural Phlloso opposite Makes Island, $600 a lot pny, a very good elementary dook on FOR Physics, for which I had an especial ffOD 40CI 1 turn, we had made some progress in GOLF SHIRTS, easy Latin. My sister and myrelf, in Sewer and STOUT the ed way, had "parsed" through the whole of Pollok's "Course from20d TWKNTt LOTS IN PUUNUI From the famous bottlers, of Time." We were all adeDts 5n SDell Ces pool UNDERSHIRTS, ing. There was some Botany and some TRACT, 100x200, IL200 a lot. exercise in Drawing. Altogether It was M. B. Foster & bins, quite a little university. Books were Connections. scarce, and were daily exchanged be- up. LONDON. SILKS, 25c tween the two families. Asa brought from down the package of books from the Etc., Etc. Refuse to take any other. hill and I trotted back with them. We It is used for the city system. 15c up. were strictly enjoined not to speak wiWi Is much cheaper than iron, and doe SUSPEMDERS, from natives on the way. not rust. Our mother always went to her large s FOR 8ALB BY native school at 9 a. m., and finished All sizes on hand, with necessary fit- SOOKSr 25c for 4 pairs. teaching her own children before that tings. further particulars apply to hour. Latterly we had to rise at 4 ' HOFFSCHLAEGER COMPANY, Ltd o'clock, and work an hour with slate GREASE TRAPS, LAUNDRY TUBS, and pencil on the arthmetJcal prob- CHIMNEY PIPE, etc . and V lems of "Colburn's In Mattings, Screens Kins and Bethel Seouel." which Streets. Honolulu. we delighted. We had one tin vhale-o- ll lamp between us, with a single wick. Both of us became near-hlehte- d. but & otherwise had sound eyes. Soon after Lowers Cooke. Umbrellas, I.C a we had breakfast. Our stemnother A was a notable worker. Before 4 o'clock id her voice would be heard calling. "Mr. CASTLE & COOKE, Ltd B., I think past 4! Look your ETC , 6TC it's at HONOLULU. ETC., ETC.. watch!" Mr. B. would open his tinder-bo- x, ' & seize steel and flint, deftly strike Comoanv a light, and perhaps pronounce Commission Merchants v 't half Family past inree. He himself roae at 5. I price saw my first "lucifer" matches in 183S. Must go at the lowest Real Estate Mr. B. split and dipped his own sulphur 8UG-A- FAUTOB8. matches, and burnt his own tinder. The natives produced fire- - bv swlfttv rub-- Brokers, bind a hard pointed stick Into a groove Group! in soft, dry AGENTS FOR wood. They also used an old file with a gun-flin- t. The Ewa Plantation Company. 10 For some reason I was nn ca nont n The Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd. WEST KING ST the hill with the books at on nmiailal The Kohala Sugar Company. hour before We make a bulsress of taking pic- daylight. I found the three The Waimea Suear Mill PnmnaTi turesmake a feature of Art nhntn. Thurstons at their lessons, seated at a The Koloa Agricultural Company. graphs. tOi DUllt around a nnst In th renter rne maon works, St. Louis, Mo. A. MILL CO We study the arrangement of of iron BARM Biuuys Mq me posing of individuals, the sitting room. They were using The Standard Oil Company. and our a tallow randle. which was a novelty to i ne ueorge F. Blake, Steam Pumps. work Is the sort . LIMITED. that insures me. Each one was enveloped Weston's Centrlfuc-Aln- .lsfactlon all around. tapa, in a large 1a.ll and be convinced. after the manner of the natives The New England Mutual Life Insur in cool weather. Tapa. like newspaper, ance company or Boston. Sawing, Planing, Turning, 1 tc was a good defense against cold, wheth The Aetna Fire Insurance Company of er as Dianket or wrapper. Hartford. f!nnn. HOTEL STREET. Large Stock of Molding kept on was Its defect Inability to resist mnicturo The Alliance Assurance Company of hand. had cask-hoo- ART few toys. There were ns juonaon. j. j. fwrrlve with a stlck 8ma" Wtes, also Kiln wniuiB STUDIO bows Drying, 3 specially little and arrows. We had Jack IT I P Fort 8treet, Upstairs. knives and learned to whittle. My Q A Estimates furnished on short notice. Knife I was prone to lose. FOR SALE rnro HTra aunaay was a very Kawalaha bt, Kewolo were solemn flav xr. At low prices. OHIA all rigged In our best, and went WOOD FOR SALE to church at B a. m. There was Sunday tol an hour- - Dunng the last 0AHUICE& In any quantity. Apply to ffiW.Jno?ths.?t Ka"ua. I was promoted 82 FINE LOTS IN THE w. c. co., - 1"uc"on ot teaching a class of White Bros. Cement achi natives, to r-.12- the extent of hearing them 1V kalihi) 10 West King Street. each recite a ' as July 20, 1300. . number of verses which Ex bark TOLA from London. T ELECTRIC CO n.jf uau memorized. There was al- STK ways a large contrresratinn in . mva lTTN'O mense church. ER Knowlne (.Oil MOMS. we White children ALSO books :ZCE DELIVERED IL J. NOLTE, Proprietor. which we dlllgeni;eardbring and up. " ' inuraton and Mr. German la and Hemmoor Cement e Prices from $500 To any part of City. Fort Street, Opposite Wilder & Co. Bishop did duty In the Kallua on alternate Warehouse. - - FIRST-CLAS- S LUNCHES SERVED. Sabbaths, the other one walking to CALLING ON out-statio- ns a few miles MAP AND PARTICULARS CAN BE HAD BY With Tea. Coffee. Soda Water, Ginger ' distant. On Hoffman & Markham Ale or Milk, the quarterly Communion Sabbaths j they officiate-d- together, when there Hawaiian Fertilizer Co.. Ltd OUMCK. 'Telephone Blue J151. P. O. Box 600. Open from 7 a. m. to 10 p. m. were usually a large number of natives MRS. L. A. OClce: Kewalo. Smokers Requisites a Specialty. baptized. These were great occasions. Office: QUEEN STREET. -- IT THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, DECEMBER 6, 1900. Money Back if You Say So ! Kodaks

Premo, Korona and Mon-tau- k ., ,n wrnf Jut what they plea: oth.r. Cameras, I j wbt other met etc., are certain piy which moat i.t-i- , IllSpSltili that r..'" iriarnfr nrr.n . slightly shopworn .... nnlnt or are 1l riir ibout ouf cloturg which tT The moroiig of life is the time of Jre-aed- ,,. ntht in2! to - h b welII second-han- d, '"',- w'lld K.V. It I. aoweU rnad.' and ac abundance, prcus'ion, strength, vigor, on DECEM- . . ... r w tn in ricnt raaiilnn .ihnit k.i - .... .," 1 growth. 'Whin tlie sua begins 1, " lT .'J H-- -- f- to sink, BER will be offered -- . -C tailor-ma- d- at --- "A nuV.ii - '- (vuiiomniMt... appareL when tli3 raiJthy of life is past, then 'iVirr prices so low that the in- - the hair begins to fade and the silvery gray tells of approaching age. struments will almost be SUSPENDERS . Sunrise r sunset ? Which shall your mirror say? If the former, then GIVEN , . is AWAY! ii : mar m price: that's Um It rich aad dark hair, long and heavy In I P',nlu furnUnlPf department. . it ' "lir A. typical of valuVa hr XKXXKXXXXXXX hair; if the latter, it is short and fall- 0CKO0X0CKCSugar Be sure and hold your pur- 1H! - v. , -- quotations continued unchanged up to the sailing of Doric. The ing hair, thin pray hair. ni'ii ' ... irirnrnQ, cast-of- f r - the aal -- nickel- ro unlink juai in w tn usual 7So or $L00 kinds. latest advices obtained from the letter of Williams. Dimond & Co. are as - The choico i.i yours, for chases until then. For v ; jitiisl mfup follows: m j We laat addressed you 22d in!., per S. S. Mariposa. r. HUG A It Prices both in the local market and for export to Honolulu con- Ayer's Hair Vigor Christmas Presents. Price 50cts Per Pair tinue unchanged. BASIS. No sales since last advices, making basis for 98 degree centrifu- gals in New York 4.3Vc; San Francisco, 3.995c. always restores color to gray hair, They can't be beat LONDON BKETS. November 22d t 24th. 9s 7 d; 26th and 27th, 9s 9d. stops falling of the hair, and makes DRY GKANULATED NEW YORK I Unchanged. .m EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS. Latest mall reoorts from New- - the hair grow long and heavy. York Indicate a quiet and steady market for raws, with prices and conditions This is something tou have been unchanged. In spite of inor ase In arrivals, which, I a substantial however, with looking Ior' Un't i' Ant 1C 13 som- - the exception of cargo of Pernambucos disposed of on private terms, were j. ' THE THE "KASH" n rumilment of contracts previously m de. In refined a reduction of 13c per thing you caa have confidence in, for 1W pounds from No- the posted list was announced by Messrs. Arbuckle on ' it is no experiment ; people have been pro rronEfl. two vember :3d, followed by a cut of the same amount by Messrs. Howell. It Is btockh. TWO ! TKLEPnONES, thought that the American Sugar Refining Co. will follow this reduction by the using it for half a century. We do not Honolulu Photo Supply Co. following Monday If not before, and some are even looking for a larger reduc- - I claim it will do everything, but we do and U Hotel aad j Ptrt. Corwr of Fart and Hotel Btre. tion by them when made. It Is difficult to account for this cut in prices since claim it is the' best hair preparation previously refined showed no special indications. European markets' show an t 426 Fort Street ; advancing tendency. j ever made. LONION CABLE. November 23d reports Java No. 15 D. S. 12s; fair refin- - j Prepared by Dr. J. C Ajer Co., Lowell. Mass U. 1 A. Ing 11; November beets 9s. 8 d; December beets 9s 8 d. Estimates of the European beet crop remain unchanged, and the figures from various coun- end Hew Year's tries for October are awaited with interest. HOLLISTER DRUG CO., Agents. Mis LOUISIANA AND CUBA. Etlmafs from the former place remain un- - ; changed at 275.000 tons, although the cold spell previously reported accompa- nied by froats In some sections has been more extreme than was desired. The weather In Cuba continues favorable, and It is thought that the coming crop iWM n-ac- n neany tow.vixj win tons, according to reports now at hand, ' ; i Give Him AT j JAPANESE INVADE THE NEWS OF & Qo.'s v.I 5, Lewis ; MAT1VE FISHPONDS THE COURTS Pipe J MINCE MEAT, Itow Which Kesulted in War Probate Matters are Considered s in Jars and tins; rants BeiD Issued for Wants Her Money BOILED CIDER, Trespassers. Bach". He will appreciate a good CRANBERRY SAUCE, one, such as you can buy at in Jars and tins; Nolte's. Perhaps he would 'if- Japanese - i m, flahermen who have uiurp- William Savidge and Joseph Frias prefer a nice, genuine Meer-chau- MINT SAUCE, E:aus Its pure whts5t7. ed the rights f natives who leaw the have been made defendants in a suit with a silver ferule PLUM PUDDING, Aching at-- by D. mouth-piec- e; preserves In Kallhi channel, 1 brought F. Carvalho (w.) in and amber or, 1b four-sise- d tins; tempted to get possession by yes- - tlie Second District Court of Honolulu, should his taste Incline to- Bt:.tuK it has dcllcMc forca ; that terday noon by driving off the native wherein Judge Dickey gave judgment ward French Briar, we can SMYRNA FIGS, llivcr mJ on! in whiskies owners. One of the latter. Abraham !or the defendants. The case has show you an immense varie- STUFFED DATES,' Kekal. caught six Japanese m the act JKKJfi ty of good ones to choose STUFFED PRUNES, oi the oli fashioned ,.r . , . The claims thS.?1 defen- - typ. r from. AND NUTS. 1m dant3 ar indebted to plaintiff in the The prices reasonable but RAISINS mullet, they T t?43' )8um $200 money B:au-- 4 of for whlcn had been too varied to mention in an ... -- "I it i; agcJ in wooJ. f. 'A Kekal demanded the flah, which the received by them for the use of the advertisement. Come and Japanese refused to give up. Th Jap-- plaintiff. The plaintiff states she has see the goods. They are sure Telenhone 240. c Hain j.-,- aneae $200.-wcu- ld D:a it is an aid to digest- were ordered off the property but 'demanded the payment of the to please you. "We have a not go. The lessee, as3ited by but defendant has and continues to her full stock of smokers' sup- ion. - native, endeavored t- set the'fuse to pay the same, plies. fish away from the Japanese, and the) Tbe 8uJt arises out of the fact that WHRT - act-t-um- EW;ij- it is guaranteed fcy ione Antone Domingo Carvalho, tx I2&! Utter uaed their fists. The Japanese Briar Pipes, Meerchanm V 9 i If. Ha:UId & G, Ltd. red eight, and pummelled theiing1f?r mother the plaintiff, gave Pijes, natives with all the pugnacity of thvjr;to defendant Frias S200 In payment for Cherry Pipes, German Pipes, Y0C di&u-ibuto- Eati Sob race. A running fight waa kept up u:ia certain piece of land. After the """, the Kalihl road. Tne natives at length preliminary arrangements had been ...Tobacco Pouches... EFFECTS your health if it la not got possession of the two oags and effected the mother went to eee the the Purest and Best. started for Honolulu to swear u, ar-- Cigar and Cigarette Holders jot and d5d not Jike lt or the locaf.on, Don't select at random, but come to nt" ugaln".1 ,Uie lfV,B,n ,J&',8; and demanded the $200. in Amber and Meerchanm I ; us for your BREAD. ' ome time. Finally th.-- Japaut-,-- WANTS TO BE GUARDIAN. Gold and Tipped. (for Silver only we saw they had a losing light and of I Tni!, Medeiro his netiHoncd to the We make the Best and Guar mtir r.uinot-- r rustled unea-i- . niuocfonu-i- r antee Purity. way Circuit Court for appointment as to the police station and wore gnirdian of out warrants against the Natives churn- her minor children and j T ing them with larceny. stepchildren, Maria, Carolina, Jocin-th- a, Me-delr- Japaris When Kekal and his companion ".r-rlv- ed Manuel, Emelia and George os. at the station they were confront- The property consists of a lot ed with the warrants. When ir.elr and dwelling house and cash to the story was told, warrants were imnu-di-atel- y amount of $1,400. Nolte's, jFoit St German Bakery Issued agair.st the Japanese. cl'arglng them "with going upon the Vremi; 4 lea d by Abraham Kekal and j METROPOLITAN MEAT Phcm White 3851 a b destroying property, to-w- lt, a certain j Goods fish know n j as arnaima." CO.'S LTD. UPPER FORT STREET. The llsh were tagged and put In cold i Invoice. Must storage to uwalt the trial, when they j .Jnt Itcreived a Iaro V.U1 be ofxertd as exhibits IV1CCHESNEK & SOfi The First Thoughts m M.iko Iioom. ESTEEM COOLIE DECISION. Booth, Fish OF How it Waa Mis-state- d by the Eryan Wholesale Grocers n Deer. t OUR STAPLE GOOD Managers. , LeatLer and Sloe findings Christmas w It is a little late to expose Demo- Market cratic campaign lies, but mail3 from Agents Honolulu Soap Worts Cm Tiircnnronn. wilx--d n bold this webk Honolulu bringing the text of the de- F. W. KLEIN, Manager. vny, Honolulu, and Tannary. cision of Juige Estee in a Cnineie . Presents evidence of mendacity ca3e furnUh the ARE NATURALLY. OF and malignity with which the desper- Has constantly on hand a choice AT SPECIAL PRICE ate and u 3sor u j ul jus Bryanltes sought lice of Good, Clearr to delude workingmen to vote for - U b .n (Id clearance sale, and If you ca'.I. you will b convinced. shutting down the mills, lt will prob- IMPORTED AND Laundry Work. JEWELRY- ably be remembered that in the clos- DOMESTIC MEATS; ing diys of the campaign the Bryan- FISH. LIVE AND ltes attempted to Inject the coolie im- REFRIGERATED POULTRY; That's the kind we do, and the( I have Jewelry suitable In design, BUTTER. EGGS. CHEESE, character, material and price, for any M, n,j !(! to our establishment migration into the canvass, accusing jOnly kind. We use good soap,' POTATOES. FRUITS and and all presents you wish to make. - the Republican party cf a fixsd lcteat free! r. f . - VEGETABLES. pure water that Is absolutely r Dyeing- Cleaning" to throw our gates w ide o;en to a flool How would a NAPKIN RING mada ani Depigment of Orieatil Immigration, acd alleging. cf the microbes of disease, ai.J, of Hawaiian dimes do for the baby? mi ! A among Remember, they will be very It!' other things, that Judge itee deliveries dally to any place the best of starch, valuable ti lira and gnt rlcthlna rlean1 and praed at reasonable was beinning the work by breaking Jwo in years to come. '' " I ihir mnU to look Ilka new. Goods will b called for and within city limits at 9 a. m. and 3 1 down exclusion act w U finished. tho barriers of the p. m. NAPKIN RINGS of HAWAIIAN In his court In Honolulu. Customers desiring ts have their or Ire rtoniMilu COINS. The absurdity of this tharga was ders delivered respectfully request- - Laundry Co. s are Steam sunciently evident on its face but it. , -3 HAWAIIAN COINS d t and leave th icr t3 50 Hotel St. T:l , enamelled for require! the text cf the decls:oa to above named Charms. Pins-- etc. supply for a complete refu the hours the. facts . . . . . Arrangements are being made to in- - ...I vs a u3 v,ui-PL! - COME AND SEE TIIEM, t 8TnnnT3. lauoa. oi iaci uU a leIephone. Your collars will be sent back Wh:t.. cor.Nr.n or NUUANtr and hotel neje exclusion mract was not Involved to you with the edges nicely, at all In the case tried before Judge smoothed, so that they won t KOP.T Kstee except In tho one particular as saw your neck. 44X bT lawfully j If l'j whether a Chinese, in the Give tis one trial and you'll nev- BURT'S JEWELER. United FUtes and shipped la aa Am- SALOON er patronize anyone else. Olt. it's voyage j Necessary erican ship for a round to te Mil 'charges are reasonable. . returned to an American port, might land at Honolulu for the purpose of ltg Castle & Cooke. For you to Uso WINE our advice In another veite:. In accord- NO BEER TO BURN. BUT BEER TO We Don't -- LIMITED- ;i ance with repeated decisions by the BEAT" THE BAND. is for you to United Slates Circuit and Supreme court that a siilor la chipping upon LARGE INVOICE OF Shrink Flannels LIFE and FIRE an American vessel did not leave Am- erican territory, and that a Chinese sailor lawfully in America might pur-li- e use his oiling In the ordinary way. Olympia RUPTURE. decided th- -t Ah Sing fliiieftpis Judge EsUe best rulgbt Honolulu pur- D PIERCE S ELEC- the land at for the pose of rcshipplng upon another ves- TRIC TRUSS til And tho Bost is sel, which be did. And that was all Beer Is different from all AGENTS FOR the foundation there was for thli par- - IN DRAUGHT AND BOTTLE. other trusses and has radi Mi: t.cular campaign He. Chronicle. cally CURED thouuanda of Mm tils 6) cases. ' No experiment! It XiiW inn It has come to stay, Sure of regular doea the work! No. 1" sent on OF BOSTON. VVMilth . Th Oratet lpIelth. monthly Invoices. request. Address, , m Many a rich man suffering and tick Fire 6 20 Market St letoa imkgoipi Bacchus re- Magnetic - Brand Elastic Truss Co, would glvr all his wealth for the SC- L. H. Saa Fraac HARTFORD. ; OF turn of good health. Rich and poor Dee, Prop. OF .If can keep healthy If they pay attention warnings of approaching tfifiG VV0CHnfl & to nature' ; 10. disease. If your liver la sluggish. If Hawaii SKinpo Sha JUST OPENED CALIFORNIA you feel doll, drowsy, or Inactive; If Ebony Furniture, WERYTHINa' NHW. II pump palpi- Cigars and Tobaccos, your heart doesn't right, Th floater Japanese printing offlee. Chinese and Japanese Teaa, TABLE WINES tates, thumps, sometimes vigorously, The publisher of Hawaii Shlnpo, the Crockery, MatUnga, and sometimes faintly; If your bowels only dally Japanese paper published 1b Vases, Camphorwood Trunks. Pantheon are Inactive, or overactive; If your the Territory of Hawaii. - Rattan Chairs. IPURE Untampered With, stomach falls you; If your kidneys fall T. SOOA. E.litor. Shaving and your C. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor. tgilks Satins to art naturally; health Is threat- and KINDS. ened: Is still help you If ...... OF ALL 'r tut there for 210-21- Editorial and . Printing Office near - 2 Nuuanu Street. Parlor yo'i will take Kick a poo Indian Sagwa, Kle- - street bridge. Kin street. P. O HOTEL ETBEST, HEAR FORT. You mast art quickly. Disease Is pro NOTICE gresilve; you taust atop It at once. HOT AND COLD BATHS. C Peacock & Co., Ld. Kirkapoo Indian Sagwa will do lt. Th aMnl-waek- lr HAWAIIAN DR. M. E. GROSSMAN'S OFFICE I. Hobron Drug Co, agents for KIckapoo to tatw4 Taesdaya a closed for a weeks during "s lrt will be few COLE AGENTS. Indian Remedies. ab-pi- Mj from tb Itws "6i POACH & SIDINGHit, Prcrrtetori. In THE' PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, DECEMBER 6, 1000. YOU CAN GOVERNMENT LAND SALES , ARE TO BE SOON CONFIRMED 2 Keep 00 o Hiuiouncemen' 009 OVEItNOR DOLE yesterday received advices from the Secretary of the 4 1$ Interior which confirm previous communications that all sales of Gov- - G ernment lands made in Hawaii during the Interim between the date of annexation and the aci.ua! taking over of the Islands by the United States are valid. WE BEG TO INFORM Governor Dole gave out the following statement to an Advertiser report- THE PUBLIC er yesterday: " Cool from Secretary of the Interior, we THAT OUR STOCK OF . "We have received a lejfer tc and have also heard unofficially that the Secretary of the Interior has recommend- THESE WARM DATS BT USINvJ ed to President McKinley the approval of all land" transactions made in Ha- ONE OF OUR waii between July 7, 1898, and September 28, 1899, the date of the President's proclamation respecting the Island group, with the exception of two. One of them is a matter which was In correspondence between the Waianae plantation and the Government for a lease. of lands belonging to the Govern- rui ment. CEILING or The ether was a matter between A. B. Loebenstein and the Govern- (5 ment in regard to a right of purchase lease of land In Waimea, Hawaii, for which he had made application. The matter, however, had not gone any farther than the mere making of an application. 'They do not consider that any vested rights had accrued in either case. DESK This disposes of the entire controversy during that period which is call- ed the Interim. The recommendation of the Secretary of the Interior to'President Mc- FOR THIS SEASON WILL EXCEL ANYTHING IX Kinley. Is, In my opinion, as good as if the matter was approved and the President's signature attached to. the papers." IN THE FAST. THE WILCOX LUAU. HONOLULU JOINS. FAN Our business connections enable us to participate in purchasing through an The Friend Denounces the Conduct In Paving Tribute to Dean's Back- buyer who personally visits the Euoropean American Made In all finishes. We have them fer and factories. direct and alternating; current. Nc of the Drillshed Affair. ache Kidney Pills. better Ventltator made. Call and ex- avoids partici- A young man went a wealthy As a rule.' The Friend to and amine them at pating in political discussions except successful manufacturer and applied . mm When moral Issues are involved, as for employment. they were in our revolution of 1893, "What can you do?" the manufac when the queen was dethroned. She turer asked; and the young man pro Many of the Novelties that tvill be was then engaged in reviving and es- ceeded to tell of his ability. despotic shown in New York, Chicago, San Fran- Co. tablishing on a basis the "But I don't want to know what yot Oceanic Gas I Mm; Heathen party of Hawaii, which, was say you can do," the gentleman re cisco and other large cities this year, you powerfully promoted by the late King plied, "let me know what others say Hon. R. W. Wilcox, can find in our store, and at about the 150. Kalakaua. The you have done; bring me recom- Phone Main IfAGOON BLOCK ct the delegate-ele- of Hawaii Territory mendations from people I know ahd same prices you would pay. abroad. to Congress, now appears to posture can trust." as leading his "Independent Home. It's the same wiy with the little Rule" party into an identification with conqueror and the public; people wan; INVESTMENTS . iUiU that defunct Heathen party, embrac- to know what has been done. ' ing as the former undoubtedly does, Honolulu people are joining the all that baser native element wfrlch myriads of clings degraded past opposi others in making public the IN our large and varied stock we have gifts to suit everybody. You will find novelties in REFERRED STOCK to the in work of this little modern wonder and tion to our grandly developed Chris- your tian civilization. what neighbors say should con- Rich Silver, 'On night of 21?t ult, a luau vince the skeptic The endorsement Cut Glass, Sterling Art Potteries, Ornaments, the the of citizens is the proof that goes with LOIiH banquet was held in the drillshed. It every POiOlO 3 had been arranged for with donations box of Doan's Backache Kidney Table China, Lamps, Plated Ware, Table Cutlery, liffiWl solicited by Mrs. Wilcox and her as- Pills. COMPANY, LTD. sociates. Over one thousand natives Mr. W. F. Williams of this city, is se Glass-an- attended. At the close' of the feast a a light-hou- keeper, and he has held Bronzes, Jardiniers, Art d House Furnishing Goods. this Position for the last 30 years, He CitfVEN PER CENT PER ANNUM, heathen hulahula dance was enacted i semi-annuall- I vas for a years. payable y; also, a small of the grosser lascivious description. number of one of numerous army of people! We have facilities for safely storing your purchases and delivering them when amount of the common stock can be Mr. Wilcox personally conducted the that wanted, performing females to their places on who suffer with their backs. Mine obtained. 1 ' properly prepared. stage. By publicly Iden ached and pained me to no small ex t the this act he ' en,t so 1 waa j THE COMPANY OWNS IN FEE tified himself with the ancient heathen tnat Blad when I heard 1 v SIMPLE: lewdness which has destroyed the bulk ot a remedy for it, Doan's Backache A or unnappy people, ana . jviuney some oi tnese SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTT the Hawaiian , rais. i oouimea OUR STORE WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS ABOUT TWO WEEKS BEFORE ACRES of suburban property. Sec- continues to waste the surviving rem-- at the Hollistcr Drug Co.'s store, and tion 1 now selling on the market. nant. During the electoral campaign took them. They gave me great re-h- e CHRISTMAS. THE FIRST EVENING WILL BE y SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES of continually denounced the. "mi3-;lie- f, and I make this short narratio mountain land, with a good water sionaries," a term which has come to .of my experiences for the benefit of ANNOUNCED LATTER. supply. designate all social elements attached ; others who perhaps do not know that rock-crushi- ng r ALSO, a complete to morality and decency. Innated by , nearly all backache arises from th plant; the largest In tne country. victory at the polls, he now seeks to kidneys, and the best medicine for it head his people In a downward orgie is Doan's Backache Kldnev Pills." of vice debauchery. PALOLO LAND AND IMPROVE-MEN- T and The Friead Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are CO., LTD. lor December. DO cents per box, for sals by all drug- W. W, Bimond Ltd. Office : No. 8, Model Block. gists; sent by mail on receipt of price &".o.v NOBLITT AGAIN ARRESTED. by the Hollister Drug Co., Honolulu NOS. 53, 55 and 57 King St., Honolulu. wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Have You The Tabooed Doctor Still Practices Islands. - Without License. A PIECE OP At the adjourned annual meetlntr of Three warrants of arrest were issu the Oahu Sugar Co., by High Ltd.. held last Sheriff Brown yesterd Monday the following officers were tAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA against Dr. W. S. Noblitt for pract elected to serve for the ensuine vear: Real Estate ing medicine in Honolulu withou a. Paul Isanberg. president: B. F. Dillintr-- ' license. The warrants bring spe flc ham, firsto'ice president; M. P. Robin YOU WISH charges of such practice mon son, second vice president: H. A. Inen- - li It in the ths berg, treasurer: F. Klamp, secretary; me wee jl xji. iiuumil uuj uetu ti For To Sell? unusual interest in Honolulu for year past, during which time the phy 3? Bring It to u. We act as agents for eician has been refused a license to Christmas the sale of realty. Also, appraisers and practice medicine, owing to his having trustees. associated with a quack medicine con- cern which brought him into disfavor Presents with the reputable physicians. Man- damus proceedings in the courts re- sulted in Dr. Noblitt being refused the I AM NOW SHOWING in my lower ly Company. Ld. privilege window, for the first time, a splendid of obtaining a license, assortment of The police have been notified that M Dr. Noblitt has continued to treat pa- - t6 suett Office: 204 Judd Building. tients, and will hale him into the Telephone Main 310. police court as they have done in the 5 past. He was fined. He began THE against the Board TROPICAL of Health to compel that body to rec-omme- nd P. J. LOWRET, President. his obtaining a 'license from CIGAR , C. D. CHASE, Vice President it CONSISTINGHiOF and the Territorial treasurer, but the first W Manager. judge of the Is the ARTHUR B. WOOD, Treasurer. Circuit Court threw the jADIES' EMBROIDERED , LINEN, J. A. GILMAN, case out of court. This left Dr. Nob- - ranging from 256 to $5.00 each. Secretary. IvttllAlit fci-kri- SP V a FINEST AND BEST E P. DOLE, Auditor. lift &Ativlff Jlnn SADIES' AND GENTS' ed license personnel PLAIN HEM- until the of the FIVE CENT STITCHED, from one-four- th , to Board of Health was changed. one-ha- lf Inch hem, in all Qualities. The advent of a so-call- ed Quaker CIGAR & we SADIES REAL LACE In Honlton. physician in Honolulu more than a . Bold' In Duchess, Brussels' Point, Maltese year ago was the beginning of Dr. we (in silk), and Embroidered Chiffon. Noblltt's downfall in the medical pro- g we HONOLULU. x we fession here. He became attached to x we the orgainzatlon with the result that we his license as a practicing physician we The above were all personally select- was revoked. . we ed by me when In England, and being wewisewewewiwewewewewewewe Imported under the old duties and marked accordingly, I believe the pub- SWIPES, CONSTITUENTS. wtwiwew.wtwewewewewewewe lic will say they are the cheapest and handsomest goods ever offered here, t Dr. Bereho Bishop Tells of Them in the Uecember Friend. A GREAT PHYSICIAN SATS: "75 per cent of all diseases and sickness is Our hard working and devoted caused by the pores becoming clogged, brothers and sisters of the Salvation thus shutting up in the blood pois- Army weie subjected to a big alarm on E.W? Jordan, the Sunday ons and Impurities which. Nature In- a recent nleht savs the tended they should eliminate." Pache-co'- s Friend. While in the midst of their Dandruff Killer opens the pores rousing services, a terrifle explosion No. 10 Fort St and expels all the poisons In the scalp, resounded as if in the building, and WOMAN'S EXCHANGECALENDAR leaving It clean and healthy. fairly broke up the meeting. Asearch failed to discover cause. FOH 1901 2 the Daylight --5 TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTVTTTrrrTVVT PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLER revealed that a barrel of molasses ooia oy aii Druggists standing in the backyard liad ferment- Twenty-fou- r HAWAIIAN VIEWS for and at the ed and w cents. union Barber Shop, Telephone 698. blown out the head. It was not THE after all one of Satan's war cries, nor ALOHA FROM HAWAII CALEN of an Impious attempt to the! La A Great Variety I8ENEERO. President. gospel workers, but only a demoMtrJotheS hv t tt Hawaiian Labor CHARLES B ELLIN A. tlon of the adaptedness of the sacchar- wmtouuao, ine fluid to produce the drunk-makin- g ) THE swipes so popular in Hawaiian slums. Bureau . . . . itOYOS A favorite receipt for the drink is 40 SEATTLE BEER gallons water, 4 gallons molasses, 1 Will engage laborers in the Ha- gallon sour poi for yeast, half a pound waiian Islands and will, Club Stables of plug tobacco broken fine and half furnish a bar of brown soap. Stir well and them to plantations, indiuidu-ols- . LIMITED. let it work for three days. Three plnt3 firms, or corporations; will AND of this concoction will make a man JpiONjM,f)()N. contract Telephone 4?TV joyful, and oblivious to consequences. undertake icork ard fur- Much revenue will accrue' thereby to nish experience ci and reliable con-tracto- m the brewers, and many cases of disor der for Judge Wilcox to dispose of, 7&i Reliable Horses, experienced Drivers Leside3 useful work Temporary Office t New Rigs. Fair Prices. for the Salvation Army, who have reason thereby to ac Magoon Build ing, Ganges count molasses as very powerful am V munition of the adversary. Room No. 15. HUSTACE & CO Merchant Street, Honolulu. Ff.ftncrs' toners ana Extra tasnns on THE BEST FLASTER. Telephone No. 230 Main. DEALERS IN WHITMAN & CO.. Agents. A piece cf flannel dampened with P.O.Box No 877. Chamberlain's Fain Balm and bound to Wood the affected parts 13 superior to any WING LUNG CO ' and Coal. plaster. When troubled with lame back EAGLE OYSTER BOUSE 7S'72jlJm or pains in the &iJe or chest, give it a JOHN NOTT. ALSO trial and you are certain to be' more GROCERS Oysters Served in any Style. than pleased with the prompt relief WHITE K0 SLACK SAND which it affords. Fain Balm also cures FRESH FRUITS ON HAND AT ALL TIMES. TERRITORIAL HACK STAND. - Which 'we will sell mar- rheumastism. One application gives re at the lowest lief. For sale by Benson, Smith & Co., Cerner Hotel and Nuuanu Streets. Tel ADVERTISER- ket rate. agents. phne Main 62. READ THE xta., wnoiesaie King Street, corner of Alakea. OPEN ALL NIGHT J 1 i ,. HONOLULU, DECEMBER 6- - 1900. 9 ?; ? inE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVEUTISEK: I 'i I U the cashmere robe. The silk neaa THE OAHU COLLEOE ONCE WIFE OF dress is a large square of silk, folded A Fresh Supply of Eomething like a Christian nun s veil. I, SENT BY 9FNH0R PANAVARRO While in tbia city the sister will be OP HUSIC. Lh t orMra. Wadham, 1909 Leav DEPAMT

enworth street ; Is Now Hii'M Hi Nun Known' f J' a HOW TQ CURE CROUP. Si-t- PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN PI- as vr Amenia, Reer! Mr. It. Gray, who lives near ANO. SINGING, VIOLIN. ORGAN Beer! Duchess county. N. Y.. says: "Cham- - :y " I horialn's oush Remedy is the best AND THEORY OF JUSIC to begla- - t: m US medicine I have ever used. It Is a fine ners and advanced students. croup never ARRIVED The Chronicle of November 28th children's remedy for and '. following local fails to cure." When given as soon as Queer Story About the contains the cf the child becomes hoarse, or even after For particulars, apply to Solxr. croupy cough developed. It will pcr BJtno. Planter and Aloha. the has P. "A. BALLASETTJS, When the Nippon Maru came into prevent the attacn. unis snouia De Leper Pratt. among borne in mind and a bottle of the 5710 Director. port yesterday Bhe brought f'rtiifh Ttemedv kent at hand ready for If f'' ss - her first-cla- pi33erger3 the Budd- instant use as soon as these symptoms Grades, mm SiTienamitta. who 13 by Benson, Smith & Patent-bac- k ledgers a specialty at ts J dy hlct Platee onoear. For sale ; 1 dreved the famous core other than the Countess de Ca-- Co., Ltd.. agents, wholesale agents. GAZETTE Bindery, von Holt bloek. WAS II SUSPECT me TO CURE navarro, wife of the one-ti- Minis ter from Portugal to tne nawauan ASK YOUR NOTHING B0T-- - L. Islands, formerly wife of the late inheuser-Busc-h Brewing tbe YOUNG TENOEB COR Ass'n, Samuel C. Bates of this city. Berore CROCER FOR ... OT-- LOUIO. ... Brought Medicines to T'y on that she was Miss Miranda McElroy, a rtnnshter nf the. late Miior McKlroy. Thirty-thir- Mason la Cam and Harrrls. Qoart3 ati'l Tints d Degree F?he was horn ,in Texas, but reared in Mexico and-Californi- to suit all tastes and parse: Now in Kalihi. - . With fome ceremony and wlde- spread talk the countess entered the The Chronicle of November 23 has the sisterhood In New York In Sentem- - gudweiser. Pale Lager. following statement relative to George ber, 1837. Dharmapala, the Buddhist by steam- - TiHet offlrlatlne. At the time her Pratt, the lep'r who came the regrectea aer China and la now under nurvelllance Theoeophlcal fr.ends ONCE USED course, they an joining uj ALWAYS USES at Quarantine Island in th-- s care or tne as reit taat religious she was narrowing ner ... 1 'U:;'..."l J Premium Pale. Federal quarantine official: order rRANKB.PtTCRSON &C0l views. They further claimed tnat m ACtNTk - COMT A LEPEIl DEPORTED. leaving her husband and thirteen- Ja-- CM. M. a ntaUKS year-ol- d was acting contrary Dy Oeorge Pepolow. a leper who has been son she flow For Salo an Inmate of the leper nospitai on tn the Theoaonhical teaming wnicn Twenty-sixt- h street, has been deported nnM that no man or woman should J Jljl a J - J J by Board of Health to the Hawaii life the compa- renounce early obligations for a fl, an Islands. As the steamship asceticism. HACKFELD & CO., Ltd nies win not hln anv leoers from the of talnnrla Prolnw will be Sent to IM The countess, who Is a brilliant 50LE AGEWT3 FOR THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS leper colony at Molokal. He was sent woman' of striking appearance, was a.av al hla nwn reoueaf. certain Der obdurate and renounced the world. sons contributing the necessary lunas. taking first the two-ye- ar tows, and to ALOHA That Pratt wu sent away from San last year she pledged all her life 'i Francisco at his own request seems Buddhist missionary work. About a HAYMI I of his year ago he wrote to friends in this plausible enough when the facts - mnnev., and was RUDDOS-mm- - comlnw to Honolulu are told. MintitntIVUUil frrv. w j it . ed that she was not haimy and wouia It is stated on excellent authority contrary, ehe -- the In return home. On the 5 Galendar-! that Pratt came to Honolulu at had ctme to this country for a year stiKalion of the Masonic Grand Lodge of the Maha BodhI So- speclnc in the Interest of Washington. D. C. for the ciety, which aims to give out the true Contains Berea Colored Plate fc purpose f attempting the cure of an teachings of Buddha. In speaking or 1. alleged leper who was supposed to be life Sister Sanghamltta said: , wnom her on Molokal. The patient rru I became a nun because I wanted uaa to rot Into communication wun or .1 and who knew of his coming. Is a Ma- to give up the material interests Hawaiian son of the 33d degree, and although ad-Judg- ed thii life. nd felt sure that I could by the examining board as be serve humanity in no better way than Gcenes and ing a leper, there were exienuaung cir- by working for the nettermenx oi con- - cumstances In bis case which at best rflttvrw nmnne the women Of the uri-- Flowers mrrm iurh aa to cause others to believe ent and by translating the philosophy V, It was merely suspicious. The man - that - ...... 1 of Buddha. Since nave oeen in vey- Compiled by MISS ANNA M. . I m rvt f uninuat nut at ine rwuiiiur'.iiki ic-- l teivln Station. Pratt, however, did lon I have organized some converts PARIS. not know this, and therefore maae and translated the Abhldhamma, lb vorv had hrealc uDon landlne by an- - which la really the psychology of the he was a leDer and want sale by the nnunrlnor that . a a. V. I teachings of Buddha. I shall lecture Published and for to go to Moioaai. awnaa a.ne epi m my country, el por during year in this and mouth closed. It Is thought that a on my return I will go to uud uaya. tion cf his mission would nave oeen temple miiiit v successful. where the oldest Buddhist 4Ya -- Tioiira we (Wrcarxinflpnce Is aald to have been BWUUOi ntifivMJX 4wn" , All pusstng between the friends of the al- stopped at Honolulu I had my 6a MM UN leged Mason leper and the Grand Lodge wirh m and I was delighted to see at Washington. The result was mai him M la now nearly 16 years of LIMITED. the Grand Lodge had settled upon me nre and nrenarine for college. Hfcs . sending of a Dr. Mitchell to Honolulu. is not all in sympathy with Merchant Street. V Dr. Mitchell, however, was unaDie w father at shape his business Interests at the time. m views and I did not know wheth . and Pratt, the leper, who ciaimea ne er or not he would let my. son come to had larrested his own disease, wati de EPA me. so I was agreeably surprised. cided upon as the one to undertake tne Bv mv first husband I had tnree cnu- - JUST THE THING TO cure of the local Mason ty me use oi dren, two sons and a daughter. The the medicine In the possession oC I'ntt. hova'are States, and SEND TO YOUR FRIENns; came to in the. United the Pratt has met the Mason he girl. I understand, has gone into some IN THE STATES. cure. He met him at Kallhl. He al I not her lotted to the Mason that he ma?; a roiicrintia order have 6een K. A Kr-oa-lr hr and that his chanCi for veara. for assisting the brother Mason would The sister wears the yellow of final indeed. She adopted plain -- be slim renunciation. has a ip hp $r $r r r r r r cashmere dress, and over that wears r ip if if r r tr NO LEPER IMPORTATION. . FOR SALE'., W. P. Hart Points Out th Injustice of the Scheme. Walohlnu. Kau. November 26. Editor Advertiser: I have read the fine Lots on Nuuanu St. article. "No Lepers for Hawaii," ry Mr. WDHIITMEY & MARS W. O. Smith, and published in your Is- sue of November 1. Location Very Ceatral I fully agree with Mr. Smith In nis -- 3L tplnions contained In the sail article, and sincerely hope that all who are in- Hobdays we have had two 'Inform ition. nnply to terested in the welfare of these Jlands In making onr extensive preparations for the against tne in Our Pbicks. Un will take a firm stand in view The Uiohtkess of our Goods and thk Fairness of R. Castle, Jr. troduction of lepers from the Mainland idea- -, your purchases later W. to Hawaii. This foundation w build our business. ' Come and get make in m onlnlon It seems that such an idea should ever have en if jou cbooso.. it OlIiCO Merchant St tered the minds of enlightened popie IVt throughout the United States. Why should those jor unfortunates I who may be suspected of hain con LADIES' NECKWEAR. tracted this dreadrul disease d--j ii?pon-e- d Just Recelvod by the S. S. Doric from their own homes to Grange Kvery new caprice in Neckwear We have btoeks, JaDots, uicnus land, where, far from their deirest many of friends and relatives, they or lert to and Collarettes made of Chiffons and Daitny Laes wS (FROM JAPAN) pass their remaining years In what, to nuWchanpenH.Piv worked out in great beauty and delicacy the btylea them, might be called a miserable ex- fnrifs istence? Would those who might be please the and the price persuade the purse. sent here willingly obey anj suomu io I eje the rules and regulations Jail down for them? Is It not natural to suppose that Gents' after living in a' country wh-r- e every Ladies' Silk Waists, enjoyment and everything necessary HANDKERCHIEFS. eould be procured to make life a source Silk Pajamas, Kimonos. of pleasure that tneir minos wouia re- Hems.itcl.ed. Lace Trimmert volt against the Idea of being Isolated 10 apreat variety oi xotb. "- - . . . I X7lAO-- a In a country where everything Is A finer line at ceDt..iid m'. k wun tt..!Snuwuuu strange to them? Embroiderea aDa neai uaw av vw, M new Mirtmeat of SILK FANS nxner Topped dut with Hand 0:lfW The language, society ana in- in colors at fluences would certainly make life dls-laatof- ui in them, and nerhans be a . dim- - 74 Mill r VI- I ti;" v ARTICLES. l TOILET rultles which might prove dlrlmf-nta- STERLING SILVER "So. to the Government of these Island", . nd Cutters, Satchel Tags & welfare or the pumie in genenu. From 25cts uptvsuch as Garter Buckles, Paper aSROrl HO. 141 HOTEL BTHEET. the Let us hope that the FeIeral Govern Sci?sors, Charms, etc You never make a mistake when you ment will seriously reflect before tag-In- g Crmbp, Biushc?, Hat Pius. such an unwise step. buy hTKRLiNO JSjlver. , It is always an acceptaoie gi" Am Mr. Smith suggests, why does noi esrh State throughout the Union pro- i vide proper places for Its lepers, vhere the localities to some extent may be mad attractive to them, and where SILK WAISTS. AIM .... . is.ni ri v thev mav have the pleas ure of seeing from time to time those Swell Garment erabodvine the latest ideas, all new and very stylish most dear to them, ami whose presence from the best maker in New York at would certainly have that consoling ef- ro tine $7 50 to $20.( 0 fach. Sik Petticoats THOIIS.ON fect from which, if nt to th-- se Isl $10.00 $12.50, $15.00 and $1800. Ex. EliHU ands they would be forever debarred. $700, I .m. sir. your. &ARX. FINE NECKWEAR AND FURNISHINGS. V Moonlight Concert. HENS and Strings The Hawaiian band will render the An e'egant stock of Squares, Terks, Imperials, Batwings - Thomas Square 50cts. Golf and Diess fchirts, Pajamas, followlna- croirram at 50 ts and dollar kind our price 25cts and 7 commencing 7:30 o'clock: the Seattlei tonltfht. at Glove-- , Hosiery, Suspenders and Handkerchiefs at popular pnees. Collars, TART I. -- Symphony March An African Loseyl s Cfc-- 5 - Schiller" .... Meyerbeer Ca! Ar Processional Conpria" Tma Silk Grand Selection "Lucresla Djntxettl Kelts. Fancv Garters: Pursep, Shopping Bags, Umbrella?, Kan, bepa-rat-e Pongs by request -, Ribbons, Silk Underwear, Golf Capes, Fours Good-by- e. Glove- Kid Glove?, Co.. bs. Hair Ornaments, (a) "Pi nee We Said (b) "Her Name Is Rose." fckiiU, Iloeir, etc, etc. Miss J. Kelllaa. et, ' c -- nelleve Me. Love." (d) Maggie O'Connor." Mrs. jm. Horning Calls Appreciated, PART II. .i xtikaiin" (br reauest) puriuu" tv. Sullivan ' FanVasta--Andalu- sIan Love Dreani-- Frtedeman "Uoinme" fhv reauest) . FOR SMB BY Alt dlkim ... in"n""' . Loralne WhRSH. LTD. - & sli r.vUw-'T-....v he Mosaulto's. Pa- WHITNEY t...rade" ,VI.' mJ The Star Spangled B.nner." 519 Fort Street. Colorado Ptate troops may be sent ,m i TTtari Indians, wno are in iu ad the Advertoseir. State kllllnc deer. mr 10 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVEUTlSF.fi: IIONOUJl.U, DECEMBER b4, 1900.

States monitor Nevada, in tonnage' the i largest Government vessel ever built the: first THE by the Bath Iron Works, w as launched today. The proceeding was witnessed OF by a large number of people, the size IsAm Haw a 01 .her unique character of the vessel and having attracted wide interest. The OF HAWAII. LTD. Incorporate and down undtr vessel was released started Territory ot The largest stock and greatest assortment of the ways in a novel manner by Miss paid upcAorr..ot1.wal1 Annie C. Boutelle, youngest daughter Capital, 1250,000. L" of Congressman Charles C. Boutelle, President Cecil Brown RESERVE - OO.ooo Vice p. 'who christened her. The hull, held in President vr Rnhinmn UNDIVDED PROFITS ,1000 .'place care- Cashier W. G. Coonor until the last moment by a ' OFFICERS Principal 1 xi AN Phaetons, ful adjustment of the shoring and a Office: Fort. AftV VCtf ant DIR8CT0R8. Surreys, Charles M. Street. Cooke strong; cable, was set free by severing C Jones the rope at the proper moment. Miss Branch Office: Hilo, HawalL c.h. cooke.:::: 882 i Boutelle used a silver hatchet provided F. C. Atherton ... ' Ca2 RUNABOUTS, by the builders. As the monitor start- Henry Wato 1 CuS ways iicui!aG(i2lEciiiiIEHfs ed down the Miss Boutelle dashed Macfarlane. E. D rdm Mr. P a bottle of American champagne across AT HONOLULU AND Candles i BUGGIES, etc . ... HILO. - A. the bow and christened the vessel "Ne Solicits the AcoA - - r SAVINGS porations, O. & O. S. S. Doric, Captain vada. DEPOSITS received and TruffiV . The nterest allowed for yearly Promptly and Ever shown in Hawaiian Islands. Smith, arrived from San Francisco yes- - deposits at caVffSS the nQw under con8truction ln Amerlcn the rate of 44 per cent per annum. business connected Tth &Klten to terday morning, docking at the Pacific trusted to a is a single-turr- et monitor, Rules and regulations of savings de- it. 9 bring- yards. She partment elgn Mail wharf about o'clock and designed expressly for harbor defense. furnished upon application. .ZStSSA ing six days later mall and news from are as follows: Length world. She brought 155 The dimensions the outside 252 50 feet, 12 6 of mall port. feet, beam draft feet Sole Agents for sacks for this There Inches, displacement 3,234 tons. Her BAB-COC- K were no passengers to stop over here & PATEN T SPRING. RUNABOUTS, H. H. contract speed Is required to be 11.5 O'BRIEN SONS' and comparatively; few for the Orient. Ml uaen HIGH-GRAD- Bill E VEHICLES. . krfots. Her batteries will consist of Blch COMPANY'S trip Coast on application. 7 bt ky The from the was made in 12-in- two ch breech-loadin- g rifles, six days, seventeen hours and twelve four COMPANY, amg, rapid-firin- g guns, three LTD. Fort street minutes. Promptly, at 6 o'clock in the We have also a new line of big and four The Nevada afternoon the liner left for China 75 per cent completed. and Japan, moving out.from the wharf is about without the aid of a tug, bringing her PACIFIC MAIL MAT HAVE RIVAL. m nun vn.i,.i. .. n nose to point to of chan-ri- el ("SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25. An Trucks, Drays, Express the mouth the TRANSACT A GENERAL TRUST A mm i ten agent of the Panama Railroad Com- with the assistance of a strong off SAFE DEPOSIT BUSINESS. HONOLULU, shore breeze and her starboard anchor, pany is in the city negotiating for the H. T. AND which had been dropped a- - little dis- lease of three large vessels for use be- " . . . SAN FRANCISCO tance from wharf when vessel tween this city .and Panama ; in . the the the TAKES ENTntB CHARGE OF v NATTnvV,8- - docked In morning. leventyof the company deciding not to REAL NEVADA the AND PERSONAL ESTATES. , 01 DELIVERY WAGONS, FARII When the Doric left she took one of renew Its contract with the' Pacific 8AN FRAffrisnrt the largest cargoes of condemned tea Mall and Southern Pacific Company, expires 1. TIP AW WAGONS, DUHP CARTS, which has ever been sent back to the 'which December The ut COLLECTS AND REMITS Tvn. Orient from this port. The shipment most secrecy Is being maintained. INCOME SAN - AT REASONABLE RATES. FRANCISCO The DUIIP WAGONS, GEARS, comprised 229 packages, Including elgh-- f It seems that the, Panama people are tlonal Bank of Saa teen different, marks and about thirty dissatisfied with the way the Pacific LONDON-T- he Unio. : J consignments. . . - Bk expressly for the island Trade. different . Mall and the Southern Pacific Com- RENTS SAFES AND STORES VALU UmlJ f' ' ' ., . Several sailing vessels yes- - i pany ' . arrived have treated them and unless a ABLES IN- - more WELL GUARDED, terday. The schooner Jessie Minor, satisfactory contract can , be BURGLAR AND' tlonal Captain Whitney, came from patched up between now FIRE PROOF Bank. FULL BTOCK OP SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS, HACK Eureka and the first CHICAGO-Mercha- cargo VAULTS. nu' HARNESS. TRUCK HARNESS, WAGON AND CART HARNESS. with a of redwood lumber, con of the month the Panama Company National Bui signed to Allen & Robinson; the Amer will enter the field as a competitor of PARIS-Cre- dit LyonnaU ican ship C. John Potter, , aptain the Pacific Mall, offering cut rates to ACTS AS TRUSTEE, vasmxis jjrewener Em. Meyer, came in from with Its patrons GUARDIAN, HONGKONG Tacoma coal between here and Panama. AJJMlJNIaTRATOR. AND YOKOHAMA. and the American bark S. C. Allen ar- Connection Is to be made with steam- Honekone anil Bfi. --- v.. Pacific Vehicle & Supply Co., rived from San Francisco. Captain ers on the Eastern coast, malting Colon Corporation. Johnson is her master. . their terminus. The plan is to have the TRUST FUNDS AND TRUST IN NEW ZEALAND steamers AND ALSTAL!A- - JOHN SMITH FOR HONOLULU. leave this city and Panama VESTMENTS ARE KEPT SEP- Of NMr 7ai. every two weeks beginning the middle The John Smith will load lumber at ARATE AND APART FROM THE VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER-S- LIMITED. of September. . ul DAT BLOCK. BERETANIA STREET. Port Blakeley for Honolulu and not ,tt ASSETS OF THE COMPANT. Of British North A mart.. Chemainus Nagasaki The steamers will be of sufficient ton for as previously iransQCt reported. S nage and speed to attract the best kind a General BanKinp Eicmmissa MAY TAKE NAME OF of business and at the same time the Deposits CALIFORIs'tA. rates will be lower received, Loans medtonK is every than have been of There possibility that Cali- - 409 fered heretofore. It is understood that Fort Street, Honolulu, H. T. elers' Credits Issued, Bills fornia will be honored by having a a conference is to be. held In New York of ExcW named after her. The weight next week to see if the Pacific Mall P. O. Box 447. of influence brought to bear on the COLLECTIONS PR0MPTLT and the Panama Company cannot come ACCOUNTED FOR. President and Secretary of the Navy to an amicable understanding, as it Is by the Chamber of Commerce of tn generally conceded that , the inaugura ouday : Goods. Francisco Is beginning to' bring about tion of a new line by the Panama peo Hawaii Land Co. oo the desired result. The representatives ple would raise havoc with the now ex- BISHOP&a of upper . ' that state ln the and lower clusive service of the Pacific Mail Com LIMIT JED. houses of Congress have combined and pany. : are putting forth their efforts to secure BANK the coveted honor. SAVINGS Tonic for Impaired health. Spruance, Capital Stock $100,OCO. FIRST OF HER KIND AFLOAT. Stanley & Go's (San Francisco) "Ken- The clipper ship Roderick Dhu is be tucky Favorite" whisky, unsurpassed Capital, paid up $55,000. - for medical purposes. Office at bank b ;!!llnj on Men Ebonoid Wareo ing fitted throughout with electricity Streeet SllTer Mount! and when the plant is Installed she Aill OFFICERS. be the only sailing vessel afloat is J that W. .1. St Manage! " Cameo and lighted throughout with Incandescent What a User Has to Say! C Achl... President Savintrs DeDoaitn will be ncdred lights. The Roderick Dhu M. K. Nakulna Vioe-Preeide- nt Interest allowed hr thin Rank has had i ' Celluloid Sets cold storage plant aboard for nearly a J. Makalnal Treasure and one' half per cent per uiu year and, thinking the - matter over. CALIFORNIA FEED CO., Enoch Johnson Secretary 3 Captain Matson, the managing owner, Wave Crest Ware Captain A genta "A Geo. L. Desha... '. Audito, Printed conies nt th RiiImitJS and Johnson, manager of the rabic" ulatlons may be obtained ot iff. ship, came to the conclusion that it liefregeratiny Paint. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. uon. i Dressing Cases would not cost much to put in a 1 na ' me The consequence is that th Rod GENTLEMEN: It affords. Jonah Kumalae. BISHOP & CO, Traveling Cases erick Dhu will sail in dffew days from me great pleasure to sag, that our J. Makalnal. San Francisco lighted throughout will W. Blplkana Honolulu, September 7. 1891 electricity.. iron roof, 1,400 square yards, J. 1 Shaving Sets corercd b your "Arabic"' Com- ENTER HAWAIIAN TRADE. The aboTe Company will bay. lease THEYOMWASPECP, The American ship Marion Chilcott pound is very satisfactory. The or sell lands ln all parts of the Ha- Collar and Cuff Boxes Is now owned in San Francsco LIMITED. ' and '.n.tt heat ur.dev our roof before yon waiian Islands; and also has houses 1 city in the future will be her home pointed was unbear- City of Honolulu Etc., Etc. .... pert. Captain William Matson will be it, almost the for rent. her managing owner and In company able, now itfeels like an ice house Scbscribecl Capiiil . . IeDHiP with the Roderick Dhu, Falls of Clyde, compared to u hdt it was. It is !fi3 Santiago and Annie Johnson she will Paid Op Capital ... 15 COOIj-E- U. run In the Sprecktls line to Hilo. wore than DECREES IfllDII ueserred . Ten The Marion Chilcott was formerly 1 can recommend the "Ara- 1111 md , . . M i the British ship Kilbrannan. She went icho-wa- LIMITED- - bic" to those nt cool iron ashore at Port Townsend and was roofs. . YOKOHAMA there abandoned by her owners. Later OFFICERS: HEAD OFFTCE: Co!, the wreck was purchased by the steve- CITY FEED STOUE H. P. Baldwin i. PrMant INTEREST ALLOWED. Drug doring firm of Barneson & mootl Honolulu Chilcott. B. by C. A. J. Castle First Vice ITesident On Fixed Deposit for Von Holt Block, King St. and after some hard work that firm jtot SCHMIDT. w. M. Alexander. Second Vice President cent per annum. her off repaired J. P. Cooke Vi and her at considerable Treasurer On Deposit for I month, cost The m6nev exnended on her was W. O. Smith .... Secretary and Auditor Fixed A. II. OTIS OTTO A. BEIREUCU. cent per annum, more than required under the law laid California Feed Ccmp'y. t down by Congress to obtain for her ah en Fixed Deposit for I Bonthi per annum. Amerlcon register, bo the Kilbrannan Are Agents for the Arabic Compound. Sugar Factors cent came under the American flag undr the name of the Marion Chilcott. Since then she has been trading out of Commission Merchants buys and recede tit Puget Found ports year The bank and last made leotinn Riiiq of Exchange, K a trip to Manila for Uncle Sam, car- GENTS , an o rying supplies. FOR Drafts and Letters of Credit Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co banking buslne ifhristmas.. The Marion Is Aus- - acts a general Chilcott now In Olaa SuRar Company. trallan waters and Captain Rock has SFECIAL Haiku Sugar Ccmpany, gone to Port Adelaide to take her over Pala Plantation Company, . Iridium Nahiku Sugar Company. Panels for Captain Matson. He will take her Yokohama Spec (VIEWS) to San Klhel Plantation Company, -- Branch of Francisco and hereafter she will Hawaiian Sugar Company, New Republic liuiidlng, Honol W Mil run between San Francisco and Hilo. Somethinz New in The Kahulul Railroad Company, Marion Chilcott was built at &C0.L High Class Color Works. Port Glasgow ln 1SS2 and Is 256 feet SALE and BREWER S3 C. long,. feet beam 22 - and feet. dep. The California & Oriental Steamship Co Street, Honoimm-- INSTANTANEOUS PORTRAITS She is a great carrier ard has made Queen Eome of the quickest. pasFages of any - of the fleet on the Coast. The chances . ESTABLISHED IN 1SU. IRIDIUMS. , FOB are that when Captain Matson gets her A "WHOLE WINDOW i nrVN BASS RELIEF, there he will turn her Into a bark. BISHOP & CO. Hawaiian Agricultural OjjJr CARBON MOVEMENTS OF TRANSPORTS. 'full or mea Supar Company, and it'Dilnku 6UK SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24. - ..i PLATINUM. The Bankers American Sugar ComPDj- fJ freight transport Aztec may get Ooka 8pcclal PHOTOGRAPHIC away not TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING gar Company. attention given to COrTTNG Co. for a day or so. The horses J ' Company, LIMITED. were that Mandolins AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS. tlon "'"nC t ENLARGING, MACHINERY, etc. to have gone on her have been Mott-S.nlt- h Building, Corner of Fort sidetracked and mules to replace the Commercial and Travelers' Letters of Ranch. rMire and Hotel animals lost on the Planters' Line. Street. Leelanaw will go Credit Issued, available in all the er & to'Jlrf , " on her. In the. meantime the big car- Principal Cities of the World. Charles Urew rier will have to 82.50 Each. remain tied up at the INTEREST allowed after July L 1898, Agents Boston wharf X 1'hlladelphW until the mules can be gathered on fixed deposits: 7 days' notice, per AKents for "1 together and sent down to th front. rent (this form will not bear Interest derwrlters. Company. America's It looks from this that the "long-eare- d GUITARS unless It remains undisturbed for one Standard oil Greatest ...... $400 month); S S per 6 breed" is more of value In the Philip- months. cent: months BANJSOS. 5 00 per cent; 12 months, 4 per cent. - pines Just now than his better bred I...... 3ft LIST ur cousin. o,..ment; 9ZJ VIOLINS with WM, Q. IRWIN & CO.. LTD. THE BARK R, P. RITHET. JJ..W, I T50 Robertson. ManaK?r. cA fj SAN lioeiu, etc. cigar. FRAKCISCO. Nov. 23.-- The p. Wm. G. Manager 5c bark R. Rithet had a lively time of Ever) thing Else in Proportion. Irwin ..President and Claus 5 it on her last trip from Honolulu. Spreckels... First Vice President First of all, W, M GitTard... Second Vice President she struck a dead calm H. M.' Whitney Jr. ..Treasurer and Sec. ISH'5"1" ft and nearly went ashore before getting orgd W. Ross ...... Auditor JUHEI away from the Island of Oahu. Then SEE THEM IN OUR she was caught In a heavy southeaster WINDOW. and Jost several sails. Then she was SUGAR FACTORb. KEI HIM BA&1' almost on top .. A snappy smoke for snappy of the North Farallones AND Vlpey'- - - people. before the captain got his position, and Commission Agents. On sale Hawaiian Anally she nearly ran down the light- at Tobacco Cos Stores, corner Mer- ship buoy when making port. : Transact chant and Nnuanu Ste.; and Hotel, opp. Bethel St. "It was the most voyage AGENTS , FOR THE GJSf ever eventful I made." said the second mate yes- FORT ST. TEL. 321 Oceanic Steamship Company &PF1CK ' w terday "Had our HPin J JWELTiTiIAtT DISTRIBUTORS. anchors not held we Of San Francisco. Cal. PECK & CO.. would have gone ashore on Oahu and draw xcA?f r had they not held NATION a aga!n ye would have j gone on the North Farallones. It was llOP CHAN H W. FOSTER & CO., a ens-- of - touch and go all around, but R. Lewers. I . - fi luckily we pulled through." The Merchant Tailor. Gold and Silversmiths & The Rithet Is now loading for Hono- LEWERS lulu for Welch & - , Co. . FINE WATCH REPAIRING, BN Iinporter. ana CM 11 G Maten Advertise DIAMOND-SETTIN- mi O MONITOR NEVADA LAUNCHED. Peifcc Fit Guirantc cd GRAVING and Building BATH Me., Nov. 24. The All Ooods and Work Ounrant. . ill T United 24 HOTEL S I REET. HOTEL TREKT - THE PACIFIC COilUERCIAT,- - A nVFltTlBER: HONOLULU, DECEMBER fi, rltf 11

- 4 HERE'S A 3 it FOR TWO N.ew IBoolks! it rmy be for three. ' r PILIKIft A new mother, or about-to-- J i be mother, should keep herself THE GOLDEW RULE BAZAAR A Row on in Custom up to the highest possible level Have Just Received the Largest and Mot Com-- House. of health and and begin supply, :. plete Line of New Books . far back. Live generously Brer shown In the Islands. A few of t hese will give an Idea of the "newnese" of the stock, wblcfc eanaot aft W ) Sewing SmMEMtYER LAID OFF enumerated in an advertisement like this:.

and carefully. .- . y SHADOWING3- by Hearn. . . "BOY," and "THE MASTER CHRIS-b- AN ELEGANT LIME OW BOO "THE STORY OF BETTY TIAN," by Corelli. 2 Whatever is good for her Wells. "RAMONA" (Illustrated), vola. Beautifully illustrated Books for the , Collector Staekable Charges Him . "RUSSIA AGAINST INDIA," by "SHAKESPEARE'S WORKS," little folks. achines Colfjahonn, 13 Handy Vols., 51.50., ARTISTIC CALENDARS AMD With Insubordination and :omf;:rt and health, her! TRUE ITEARi STORIES," by Joa- - THE IDIOT AT HOME, by Bangs. CHRISTMAS CARDS. t if v . kt , J Hope. I ouln Miller. "QUISANTE." by . FULL LINE OF BIBLES AND TBS- - .. T7- - T 1 r - Unbecoming t"l vnw K.. If.. Humphrey "ST. PETER'S UMBRELLA." by TAMENTS. U . AUCTION l Conduct. tavc for ' H . , it; whatever is bad Ward. Mlkzath. NEW AND DAINTILY BOUND by 1 i. ' 'HILDA WADE," by Grant Allen. "ROBERT ORANGE." Hobbs. BOOKLETS TO SUIT THE TASTB FOURTH GENERATION," by "TOMMY AND GRIZEL," by M. OF. ALL. . h iff- Ituty Collector f Customa George In comfort health, avoid it. TIIE J. or ; Walter Besant. Barrie. " . "GIBSON'S AMERICANS." for ISO :0 Stratemeyer has been suspended frorr. "A FRIEND OF CAESAR," by Da-- "MACAULEY'S ENGLAND." 5 vols. TOILET AND MANICURE SETS la duty, without pay. for fifteen day. b A' most without exception, vis. ' "HUME'S ENGLAND," 6 vols, endless variety. , Collector n(' runtomn "BLACK ROCK; A STORY OF THE "THACKERY'S WORKS," 10 vols. FINE LEATHER GOODS. , . . , DECEMBER II, R.11. PtackabU, e jjlT, n a charge of "Insubordination and SELK1RKS," by Connor. "DICKENS' COMPLETE WORKS1 STANDARD CLOTH, 12-m- only M language unbecoming a gentleman." S'cott'S emulsion of cod-live- r "MOTHER UOOSE FOR GROWN- - . . I vols. p . '... it cents eacn. ' ., la UPS." by CarryL "THE WORLD BEAUTIFUL," DOLLS AND . TOYS, OF . ALL : This the first time that anything 3 vols. ' KINDS D)y n,iiirotnn. the kini has occurred in th offlriai oil is a needed Help ; and gen cmrfFUU-parse- r, mc holidays . ;. ' I .ikm Mr. Btratemeycr and hla We request an InspecUon by those who wish to make purchases for the .white our stock. Is complete. ' air. and before the best goods are picked over.- - Special arrangements will be made for societies and teachers whobuy. MVllIlM. a. help. '. ; Htratefneyer himself In nntarally nptet erally very important quantities. . . . - ..V nver Ih affair bat II ie satd he la ready V ! ; ...ilVr UnW ty if ytm Iflia. t ibow the authorities at Washington SCUTT IK W X K, 4 ') Tearl tred. New York that h m nt altogether to blame In th matter. jiS'A' HOMK. Mr. Ptratmyer' vernlon H as fol- O o lows; On Monday morning went BY AUTHORITY. IJNNKf TA. last he O lie o to office of on mat- n4 the tae collector a WHITS ter of bustn pertaining to the de REGULATION REGARDING THE Otbr gtBlard Mavhlne. partment. The collector Incidentally INTERMENT OF THE DEAD 316 FORT STREET. asked Mr. to send a maa IN DISTRICT OF Of.l THE t , fon.1 f. to ae whjf a certain elerk In the office ' HONOLULU. bad not been at th office for the pAst two days. It waa suppoeed that the Whereas, That there having been no ifttftfftttfffftfftttffft WffftftftfttttftftMlltflVftWttMVtttftff W E. FISHER. Aucir. man Jn question waa drunk or shirking. place prepared for burial of the dead iratewteyer said that he did not like I an required by law at the explraUon of tn do the work of a stool-pigeo- n. He I the period set, October 1st, 1900, and an jQoratloa fMlccs. said that, he would not spy on any of extension of time having been granted the men. Mr. Htackahte said that It for ach special burial permit unt'.l urte Ine buelnesa of every man In the cemeteries as prescribed by law should v wrong con- - - s , f ';:T,0NOr"u-"FiceR- b. department to report any available, and now. that sch feasl- r on part of any or other accomplished v.. duct the the arrangements are an it-- men. Ptratemeyer then left th offlce, f.c therefore : " llr' " . . k. As In t w inter-meo- ts j:iurnfl unnuai meeung m i Ik.l ...IA .AhU Resolved, That no permit for j vi , V granted the city 5.r,KSi!.. - shall be within llw.mh.'f J'l. r."M. the foi- gtratemeyer then said In the hearing limits except to those already possess-la- g ,j(,.r re edi ted lo serve for f many of the clerk.e that h would k ;V - burial plot. s-- providing col- - bach In the office- the This regulation shall go Into effect t.V:;S:-.;.;- i .... President would confine hi conversation to wif from and after the first day of Janu 4 ;;,"Um V.1 not neandaloai stories V? ibuslnesa and tell ary, A. D. 1901. , . . . of department rt ... Traur"r ,",rlnir employs the C. B. WOOD, Secretary "Tou ought to b ashamed of yourself." President Board of Health. l - w Auditor were Mr. PtratmyT- iam wnrai 7, 1900. 6707 ! building. Honolulu. Nov. 1 Mrctuiett. C. Allen, F. J. the collector ae he left the t ffMl, J. A. McCand- - About X oVlork yesterday afternoon IiIkt.ll.II. F. IMIUnKham, the deputy collector received a letter Ubtne-n- . II. It. Inhrs; and from the collector ordering him sus- 4 r. KLAMP, pended for fifteen days without pay for 121(111111. Hecretary. "Insubordination and language unbe coming a gntlemnn." . ISUMSCOMP.W, L1D.I Collector PtackAMe was seen by an regara to ine 1900wil900 I'Adfrtlr - Tte. Arrnnllne-rr"rto the Collectors We offer for. sale a wellj-rente- d piece IWHKItr.MT OIVF.N TI1ATi,lorr be asked Mr. Ptratemeyer If he Y tnewment of 11 pr ' eent . tttinm he could spare to re-- of -- ..vl.d on the assess-- I . of-- tiUri. ..wv ' elerk In the Mrliry.le Co., 7r 'V ,.,t.n l(the Hur ! '' JK:i". from hie dntlee Property on iw.Hi limner 1. nd Wn l.-embe- f wo. Ptratemeyer raised Bicyelcs .ni.iueni ..n IS. 1.H0. fof .uiia.ni fnka nrnmnt ntilertlone and said that If he knew Vineyard Street, oi ...... 1 - sthei.m.etif Mesrs. Then, exactly what the couecior waniei ov 1? eent on V iv -- -r rer- net 1 1 - . - . 4 I (X I.I to do It. Utrate- 5 : f him he mlirht sbU r For . r M. iWANZY. mevee then leri me omrf, mimuiins. wiiiiiucut. r i"''t M Itrv.ln Sii(4r Co., Ltd. i .it!. .ali.t Mm back to seel v.. Ih. mnltep Win. IH'n rirnir banged his fwt on the IEETIMQ NOTICE. m'yr In the ms'ln office and. with Realty Co: that he refused to obey Islatd ..i.i rScol- - "I Al. orders and that he, the Office: 204 Judd Building. MKKTINO or THE lector's ot M Ltd . will be held to be ashamed li Co. lector, ouxht Telephone Main 310. Uf, lnH,i..r . lto. at 11 himself. t Ih.i i.tlle of weltier at r.temever's frlnd. claim that ne wnu tr"'t. dealt unfairly with and that NOTICE sfte Ie A. nosTiN. 'bee ben investigated. Hecretary. the mter should be PEARSON & POTTER CO. Htmtemeyer will nend evrlftnatlone to Is NOTICE 13 HEREBY OIVEN THAT rvn.hinvtr.n11 IIKIIII'SI'-'- I and- It said that thee - Peart City Cemetery will be opeo BSMENT NOTICE. nut lone will cover matter .eeltheI ...... LTD. .nia be ror interments on ana auer unu, than th Incident which led to bis November 6th, 19u0. A special funeral TTH AND LAST AHF.- - ing suspended. train will leave the railroad station at a share) on The collector Insists tnat utraiemeyr-- r 2:15 n. tn.. dally, remaining at the v. ? I ,''H of irthe Territory Pta-- y was guilty of Insubordlratlon and cemetery until after all Interments. . Repairing a erciality ..... l nrvl piiyibl De- - Hngunge and that that Is The rates for transportation are oae lw, corpse, and fifty cents We Guaranree all Repairs iti'linquent J nar I, all Is to It. dollar for the ... O. PCIItIM AN, there tor the round trip for mourners. of Truref T. . Co., Ltd. i Plata are now on sale at the office 1 1'". ;:o Fog In a Fight. the company, ranging In price from $10 . . ... uo. accoraing to location ana size, oo captain o ' charges of any nature 'IAKEA roi, k other MILL CO. bad rough ana mrauie vM.tr-- HAWAIIAN CEMETERY ASSO- with two nttv gamblers oa tha Pa-clf- Li CIATION, LTD.. "1 AVVf'M.- yesterday momlB 2. Building, Fort St. ' " UfffTlWrl iWw i Mall wharf . .. a. J Room Iove ' SIias' B M93 '' M il n.mpanr. held thU about oclok. Am a result pears r" ini omcers were elected! the mrk ef blows oo bl fortbeaa MM 'h year: and over bis eye. where tne two NOTICE. niinc flats. Foxmat Mr. r. M. fiwaniy. struck blm with their ' Milent. Mr. A. Young. tempted to arreex wm MY WIFE HAVING LEFT MY BED . He et assies, ae bllng after be naa warnea or - and board without cause. I will not be '"":v 1 took bold of tbem botTi, and while do- responsible for any debts contracted .'ir ir. it. luuru. up y Mr. T Keyworlh. lng to another came m n" "vm lu,"w f y ' It Vlnilnif blow upon th uptaln 8. BARTLETT. ; f : W. It. HAIRD. a nn November JO. 1900.. 8il7 FecTvtarr. i. r . NoT. jo two 1719 NOTICE HWWU"'l 2.rVMSwKi. S,v S . " IIVl frnii .... . ear nn ""v in atm pn nw Ttrts i i.iiii i uii i ro .M,wf waa wrenenru v riton tdi .r.wl w. wiTi.l - Beach Hotel Company wUl be at if- : J. i75- - 4t not been for the lua nfe. nC n m m With- 7 a e eaearwn SBrw 111111.n1 iva lub vuilu va aaIf IfUrhcnrVv b J. M ANNUAL M RTCTINfl Or limIT el I evv eae - ' I - i nndonbtedly been eererely M. Montarrat. MercMnt etreet, from bate - Snnday. SS? twoVtinT arreirte.1 are Vln- 9 to 11 m. erery day excertlng The ...... rwdan Assersment on tbe atock are now due " f i'ii yeur: cent Keannul and J. arrested and charred with a and payable. .'ir, will be EDWARD 1IUKK, rYYYT r. n. Hwaniy. ult a.d battery ftfftfftffftMMtMfTfttttlltMIIMIIIflintlMttH'' Wilint. Mr. t Notley. of thl, klnJ "!na, "2" 6719 Secretary. r. Mr. W. II. llnlrd. Mr. Conduct put the offendert oeDion y r Mr. firorse F. Daflea from one to threo NOTICE FOR CHALLENGE CUP. Sir. T. It. Keyworth. ran1n montbe. pW)Ri;B DAVim. WILL THE PERSON OR PERSONS ecretsry. aster Bulllera. who hold the Rosita Challenge cup turn Mmh,f an ttino mm tf It over to the secretary of the Hawaii- - Zv. nulldera'- Aaeoclatlon na tf..u.aWleMst-- ! v Jdckey Club. P.lw ise.nijkiiu. '.I in h new. rooms of Secretary. OEHOE SUGAR CO. the orranliatloo in ine following . ntKbt. The NOTICE. :.. ' Mfc-KTt- Ust " ANNfAL nv .Amini..l! J. utweraira. h.Hi Antnt Company, held TO ALL WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: nneim, . - My wife having lft my home without : nmitne Tear; !M,.J7M,,trh. The fallow-- my consent. I hereby warn all pereoua auditor. e-- sTVv ;g wa, I will not oe responsioie or any he C'; Mr. r. M. Rwan.r. ,0g ecuMv. committee may l'l"nt, r contract. Mr. T. C. Datlea. lnatell Meaari. uraig. ;0 .UKUKUti iuviuau.. Mr. w. II. lutrd. ur Tleardilee. Ptns ana TELEPHONE flAIfl 199. Mp FOR LEASE. ilia " T. R. Kevworth. of tbe wlnaUon of Artbjr TO count. . 1, annn to MK8SZNOERS ALWAYS READY CKOllf.B r. DAVIK3. Him""", " " OFFERS A ANSWER ALL CALLS. very Secretary. rvcularly um for a term of years of that i' "IJl T.t.flon will meet parcel of land situate on me Mond.j - of e rery - hereafter on the flrrt any corner "of Hotel anrt Kicnara- mrm. Custom House Blanks .- -.. 1 ew auarters. At recently eccupled by the Fashion ma mom k thete . - . aw may oe giv however, special bles CV.mpany. Possession Of All Klnda - time, ' en on the first day or January ut a ir.Piri it be failed. For further particulars, apply to tiioii rn 3. O. CARTER. FOR SALE at Meetlop. Mary I r XmpwTtanl T. W. 0. A. ittMn.v.ln.Firt... . for Mrs.- HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY. ( , I j -- A I . j "J 'NT!, a Christian ...... HirU'''111;v5f'ji; Aurt a a - . tComen SI - - AS- . . . . Jk -- meet. N.V" P" rent itio.oti or aorl.tlo. will no.a 1- 1- V""- MELROSE. Kin Stmt L. AHLO ear " tUMrtt THE - n1 tlM H re-- P "mpanv, te beeame : t 7: 30. Il General Merchandise. V , CO., the oiriee of Castle r.C:.T...d tlat metnbere be prrMnt. Tt.A mnA rooms: all modVn com eesasBJB W. C. PEACOCK & Ltd it .."r,oT,,p W. I00. DK-- - .4.1111.A trt the regular electric lights: mosquIt3 proof niiVtrvtmrt,- vwi fptr WAiPiLornx), kju alama, .. r. t ... I P"', V. a ef tb. pro a nulet. refined home. King street cars , - 11 era will (Near Tramaar Btablea). HAWAHAH ISLANDS. a. am. lmu yoy-- a th door, moaeme. AGENTS FOR THE 1 ina,. posed boarding borne ror "" mctl itic Bex MM Agrloultral Co,. phone SOtl Blue. Taftaakoaa IN. P. a 'm etx.

mr 12 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: , DONOLULF, DECEMBER G, itm.

wife of Rev. Mr. Usborne, of St. Clem- ent's Chapel. They have picked out JA5. ttUtUiAft TO E "the progeny abiva mentioned as teing CHAMPIONS desirable. We Arc When the ld;a wa3 first broached it Horn wa3 said that working glrU, meaning Mat by t'hat tetos, youtg women assistants it m le in offices, stanogiapherj and; c.erks, p.opos tlon WORKED OUT i THE GIRLS would not consider Such a 33 Queen Street. AND SHA.LL PLEASED If it Involved a charity heme.. What m TO SEK YOU 13 a bachelor's home for Cox Is needed ' P. 0. b94. TtJtihana 77 IN OUR NEW QUAKTERS giils, and tais was ultimately planned. The heme will be bui t on a business I basis. Thirty thousand dollais Is be- W.W.Woods and Waldo! The Proposed Boarding lieved to be sufficient to cover the ex-peL- se of buying enough of the corner J. Go Fast Heats. Home. property and erecting a commodious building theieon. It Is planned to ac- commodate from thirty to forty young Boston Block, women. By paying an average of $32 h ami With Care ANOTHER MATCH MADE II MBlTjTtBPBISE ts os a& ful management, this Is expected to yield a dividend of four or five per FORT STREET. cent per annum. In the event that the The Castles Interested in a Scheme home does not prove the success its Aggravation and Waterfall Will Race promoters hope for, Mr. Castle states Six Furlongi or Two Hun- . to Give Bachelor Maids a the property would not be encumber- f ed In any way. A subscription list dred Dollars. Domicile. will be ready for circulation in two or three days, with ehares at 1100 each. WATCH THIS Women's Boarding Home is pro .The candidates races SPAC scale which were all out bright and early yesterday posal for Honolulu on TOO&NAUENT. In every bachelor giils a comfortable TENNIS morning and case did satis For will fire factory work. some- - Future Announcements. home with board and erery conye-- The track, though ss dead and cuppy, rounding to 4 nlence offered by a first-cla- notei. Fiaala Will Be Playad Next Batur what is influence urroundlnc tne man-- day Afcernooa. nicely and if the weather continues fine are planned to will be in good condition by the end mnt of the home The finals of the tennis tournament, be inch that It U bound to become a of the week. class eentlemen's doubles, will be play Prince David and the Hon. Samuel access here as in other cities. of the Pacific Tennis Tonight at a meeting of the Young ed on the courts Parker drove down to the park to see . com Club next Saturday afternoon their entry for the Inter-Islan- d sweep- Women's Christian Association the 3 games m. Proper- menclns at o'clock: The stakes put through his paces. proposition will be discussed. . & scheduled are as follows: . w. VioriB were miw ly corner of Alexander street Sir Cassimir and sent the at the - ltd Adams and Brock against race, :52 e.. iad Wilder avenue, formerly owned by Messrs. distance of the a half mile in purchased the Winners of the Irvine-Lansda- le and finished strongly.-- . One of Cassi 3. K. Kluegel, but recently game and' ay W. R. Castle has been offered Elston-Ros- s contest . The latter mir' s feet was cut, however, but not Jr.. unplayed one of the second W. 1L KICK, PRRStDiHT. W.aWTTHWnfl by the present owner for the enter- is afi ' badly enough to interfere with his run akUH ' ' i prise, and rough plans have already round. ' . "'A ning next Saturday. been drawn, which indicate that -- the The finalists will on the same after Venus was opened up on the track - - . aoTement' to .establish the borne has noon meet Messrs Atherton and and is looking-an- d apparently feeling 1899 will p begun In earnest. Cooke, the champions, who in tip-to- fettle. hi defend title to the tropfay. . W. R. Castle Sr., who is one of the their Frank S. and Waterfall (formerly promoters of the home,' states that a r Tea will be 'served by Mrs. G. P MerrH's Faust) ' were ' galloped on the1 AND Crest many ladies In Honolulu have Wilder, assisted by Mrs. A. M. Brown track. HARNESS bad the matter under consideration for and Mrs. J. S. Walker. All lovers of W. W. Woods worked three heats Jn lone time, especially Mrs. Usborne, tennis are Invited to be present. 2:24, 2:20 and 2:18 and acted handsome ly. He is right on edge. Waldo J. was sent three heats in Mil 2:40. 2:24 and 2:22. His knee is a ; still f. V ' i trifle swollen but does not appear to i . - trouble him. He Is fit to pace the race Auction Sale f KT1BT Santa Claus Headquarters of his life. 1KCRIPTI0S. Chas. Bellina s Way boy worked a OF mile in 2:38 and C. H. Judd's Mongoose ED AT ! negotiated a similar distance in 2:29. The friends of Wayboy state that they are willing to match him against Ferns and Palms. Fred Eros a week from next Saturday, Laprobe?, the best three Jieats out of five, for $500 Thos. G. ' Thrum's side. ON THURSDAY, Whips and A match has been arranged for next DEC, 6, Stationery and Book Store, Fort G Saturday G. S. Tie Ropes. Street. between McKenzle's AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M. . bay colt Waterfall and Thomas Hollln- - And la Supplied With the Usual Bewil derment of ger's mare Aggravation. The distance At my salesroom, 33 Queen street, I six furlongs and the stakes $100 a will sell at Public Auction a uice as- side. sortment of elegant U Good Goods for GoodPeople Another probable match for next Sat FERNS AND PALMS Horses Neatly urday is between Gus Schuman's Bly Clipped. At This Good Season of the Year. and G. S. McKenzie s Abbey over three-eight- A chance to get some plants hs of ground. nice Aggravation is a bay mare sired by for the holidays. the mighty Brutus. Mrs. Helen Craft Honolulu Co. Consisting In part of JAS. F. MORGAN Auetr Stock Yards received her as a present from Mr, LIMITED. LATEST BOOKS BY THE MOST SUCCESSFUL AUTHORS. Bock, who bred her, while visiting last STANDARD POETS, DAINTY CLASSICS. year in California. Aggravation s nrst CORNER KING AND SOUTH STREETS. JUVENILES AN DTOY BOOKS IN VARIETY. start in the Islands was last June. BOOKLETS. DAIRIES and CALENDARS FOR 1901, when she ran third to Naples in a half including among the lat ter a choice collection toy local artists. mile race. Later on in the same after noon she beat Weller and Everett in a mile race run in 1:47. The following Christmas Cards, Holiday Papetories ' day she ran a good second to Vioris We Received by the Zealand1. m for. the Rosita challenge cup, over a Fountain Pens, Library and Desk Inkstands, Gold Pens. mile. The race was run In 1:45. a Rumpp's track record. On June 14th Aggrava THE FOLOWING: fine Leather Goods none finer made. . BEACH LOT American Crepe Tissue Paper, all colors; fine colored Tissue for flower tlon was Second to Everett in a race work. ' of a mile and a quarter. Last Thurs FROZEN OYSTERS. CELERY. CAULIFLOWER. ORANGES. P0TATI The best of American Toya in steel. Iron, wood and rubber. Alphabet, day HOllinger's mare, out of condition, FOR SALE. CURRANTS, RAISINS. BLOATERS. Building succumbed to Vlrgie A. in a six fur and Game Blocks, Tool Chests. Wagons, Velocipedes, Dexters, Doll ALSO Carriages, Trunks, Musical Goods, Military Supplies, noisy and . noiseless longs dash won In 1:24. On last Sat Toys. urday she was .again beaten by Virgie 1:23, The undersigned offers lor sale an Dollg in variety. Always headquarters for Dolls and Dolls' sundries in A. at the same distance; . time t John Callan, the veteran horseman. Is ELEGANT BEACH LOT at Kaalawai. the best Qualities; nothing trashy. on the east side of Diamond Head. Christmas Tree Ornaments, Brackets, Candles, and many other articles the trainer and will have her about The property between and New Te right for Saturday is the resi Turkeys for Christmas suggested by the above, at A afternoon. dences of Mrs. A. Rosa, and Mrs. S. C. MerrU's Faust, by Watercress Ge Dwight. AT neva, has been rechristened Waterfall Lot has a frontage of 110 feet on the SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS He is a three-year-o- ld bay colt and beach, and a depth of from 221 to 22S was recently brought down from the feet. BREWER BLOCK, FORT STREET. Coast by Sidney Boyd. Last week G Contains 23,000 square feet. The scarcity of seaside property of WAIT S. McKenzie purchased him for $150 fered for sale tnakes this a very valua SALTER & On Thanksgiving day Waterfall beat ble chance, which Intending purchasers Fort Street General Cronje. Shenandoah Jr. and should early avail themselves of. Osheum Block. Grocers. 111 Bly in a three-eight- hs race run In i41. Last Saturday he was left at the post 3 free-for-a- For further particulars, apply to hi urn in the half mile ll won by ii Frank S. Seth Nichols will ride him m P. MORGAN, JAS. in his match race with Aggravation. Tdlnw ).? or tine Knott Bly is a chestnut gelding by Racine S3 Queen Street. The Honoltilu Tobacco CORNER HOTEL AS5 FOKT BTEKxi". sufficed to uluminnte the home. 1 he iJirfc Ages are of the rust Amelia II. and as a two-year-o- ld fetch ed a sensational figure. He never ran Company, Ltd. within pounds of his early promise. if? however. Last Thursday he finished IMPORTING TOBACCONISTS, last in a field of four at three-eight- hs WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS of a mile. ELECTRICITY a Duey is a imar Tuck horse and a i very green TTfV i mam snra tn find It b?& customer Just come down or or 18 THE TWENTIETH from the Mainland. On Saturday last Agents and distributors for Territory Hawaii im he finished CENTURY METHOD. second to General Cronje In a half mile maiden race won in !KS. : i SEGARET CIGAR He is owned by G. S. McKenzie ' ' and '1 - - . . we was formerly trained in J. R. Wilson's :Knowlnc mat tms ciar wine judgrea Dy connoi"-- ODJR stable. tMuKE FIVE-CEN- T CIGARS on the market. Dl T COERPBR RAILWAY SCHEUX. NO T OUBlE. Encouraging Prospects for ita Sue cess Are Reported. Mr. Coerper's plan to build a railway rrom ELECTROLIER, Fahala plantation, via Hutchin PIANO, son, Kahukua, the new Castle planta LIBRARY and READING LAMPS tion ana nona sugar Company s estate Hiding GLOBES and SHADES.. to Kailua seems pretty certain of go ing through. Mr. Coerper's brother is said to have brought a letter of credit THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC from Chicago of $200,000. Kailua will CO., LTD. probably be the terminus for awhile at SOLS AGENTS FOR HAWAIIAN ISLANDS FOB least. - The harbor will be ' improved. The Westing house Eitctrlc iarge sailing vessels may then enter addle and Mfr. Co. for sugar with ease. The idea is to ex r. v. dwa 144. PHONE 390 tend the Jine around to Kohala and connect with the Hilo railway. Gardner ON K. Wilder of Hilo Is attorney for the Coerper brothers and the Chicago capi- talists. Probably - the capitalization M. R. COUNTER, will be Increased to between $1,000,000 Tr and $3,000,000 If things work right. Genuine Hawaiian Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optician. The country is a rich one. The road will end shipping from Punaluu and Honuapo.

Wi are showing a fine line of HOLIDAY GOODS in SILVER NOVEL- - To rALlFOBNIA Observe Fir Day. Baddies on tne sim-l- " GOLD Rldlntr besi' R.&it TIES, and SILVER JEWELRY. WATCHES and CLOCKS Snappy January 20 rrr--r a.nA finish up to date. will mark , the first an- nwm uttrn stviA iirnhUltv J deslras that sell at sight. A few of the lines: niversary of the destruction of China- Martingales. town by Ridin Bridles. Spurs. Hair Ropes. Leggings, fire during epidemic - BAJBT FINS, BKACisusrs, BKWUHES, WAIST SETS, CHAINS, the of REASONABLE- plague. A number Chi- GARTERS, of the wealthy ISLAND ORDERS FILLED. PRICES CHARMS, EARRINGS. HAT PINS. LOCKETS, RINGS. SASH nese and Japanese men pro- pose business CLASPS, THIMBLES, BABY BOTTI.RS, BIB HOLDERS. BRUSH to fittingly mark the event by SETS, holding an 'BUTTON HOOKS, MANICURE SETS. MATCH BOXES, immense Oriental fair On JAS. F. MORGAN VASELINE BOXES January 20, 190L to raise a fund for purr boxes, pungents. those who suffered financial and per- sonal losses. .And many others, which we will be p' eased to show our customers, i Committees will be organized short- N3 ly an arrangements perfected ' COLLI before New Years. C.R. The use in of the hall of the Young Men's Republican an TMJTPHOVBe. Leading Harness Maoofacw Club has 33 Queen Street. P. oTbox 501 R. COUNTER, been tendered to such committees by i H. LOVE BUILDING the members. P. 0. Dox 594. Telpher 72 Established 1891. . (.BREVITIES. FOR LIFE VORK 13 . i. f pur Diiriii-u- - Important . . . T . mi '!''. AMONG LEPERS to Every n 'J .... ,..' l.uix duo. Franciscan , desires i in i,Uri (o Estab!i,h ... Lady in Our City yv.fti. r or roptt. an flDrn PTTAtlf VTTt ' TTfflr a wv a. Due to Arrive .Industrial School r on f "EX. JOHN ,,,! I'liniiTw' Aaai Utlnu CURRHR' iiii'Ty i in r- - Molokai. b'lit.ir UPPERS TIH THOVSASrs (10.000),SJLSSBiiS .1 Patent leather or i l .oouatry next ..w . . ..V lhl i v..'v . . . Roche . a . - a Harbor .'Miit rtMttrt and dust rial in In ' Bl71I8n' nd P to date Lime i Tery partlCTlar. P" --.A-l.SO.' . .. T tf A fit for Tery k i. mm" , T.iwy raivnil r r . 'wauan. Ilan foot In .wl A" "--,r rulur I'VM behalf a asi iv rk mm K .a. k only will . - pro.DawJr ohs mmm n.ooo.ooo) nmr -- V Prices k urn '. ' K $1.50 to $7.50 ,ut u.i.,,. Il..ri.f ami i. Mn,-- " rat of band k t. m... ii. nminic. a native 'Red ' Brick ,l I' f th.r " ril nui' Human tart fr,.m Ban - 1 a a i - Mm ...t.i rot " i v,. I rri l warJriK with ' ' D,,,""lnK of I THE0. H. DA . Pop, I ,1 1 1. lifC ("tpiTit AH.I l't XIII. VIES & CO., LTD. a i? w. iki-r- . . . Ait ,... rii-- r iiillcv. II nw , .in ,i. ix--i AU 1 XL K I1 v r N0 PAY N0 Kin ni i noma L1UHT. . 1 . Agents lUI((. "' In r u..h Hall. For . . . 4l " 1 1'" VlflllUlC. ...LI aft &f . ir r.& ti' a Waa Daf 1 , ' k. ' in1. I4 ir v k. tins Ertata Belt ag. Roche J . a - IV 1 tA. ny M uy an avW. llUUJK ..HW no- An ,4 iiui pUnta lor m1.;:: vr-- t On1uu irau-Americ- Ifthlr HardH,rSLit''.?.'.Sewing Machines. ""v"ico J " ' ' n ' i ny on Vineyard "" "",r vry anje of . DEALERS IN ...i.. Will pay IJ llRht i t Jh. .rtrle company Yii?j 1 inv.-im.-- cc?SHarness. s ad, on th J ' L.ath l w , Saddand i ,..r PirUi thiltr;n(r.,;atil ,RWiBte - ularr. ,,ob.a L'S". Llnclevm. Rifles and Cr: ...... 1 1 - r. i ,,iu i.r a rii.i j i aifiiitn hiu- ware Bh:,uM"":.tUc-' UCi u i.ap8, uenerai Hard u I Or and Plantation snnnifT. . . ..f I... in nr 111 " 'u only the - I ih. i.... .v... P'7 I. ut Mini.li nifht. i "Vi lit Mrflii j L " " tha band. Thenir it r .V .I V.- - tha fi iu mm mat The Unr -- Pi'"""-1 'P" hTlff v u birT1 ,lr th waa m,, jy.yun Inland mm a membwr wrath of the Kappelmenter ii want inera UM,- -" mureci upon ... New j him In" a SANTA CLAUS . vciiuw, Odors I II All" r.... This tl.U 1 Air. Lady ' IU Hlnii. waa II ..in . i Kl. i. " " not I'f u...i."- - it waa m fault of the ."" - - r.irvirif! IJorh r If.. Florenta Lii Intm-a- i in Rami uemrea r ) ad telephoneJ "aiueer ataind over Vigne Flenrie that the li.tn. "! I I I turned on Oeillet-lfargnerit- e S L .for the re.aon 4 .i.vni that tn. or. Emporium : Wi wm. iiaywiHui. o pay MRhtln expresses,..CS Pl tnott ita but m Waahln4t.n. llo.(KH . '."r lime pnat. and J'ii n thmt L ii tn i Mr. Hay. " rom to a Question of - nrratln nn iiaTfita "No .r- Cnili'H " ne Merrnunts' Pa-i- n up b.n.rw juitt.f v licoa Motiuit TNEUMONIA PREVENTED. Exquisite J I itt iir and tiaitery on the delight of WJi"n, wm line i .a and thouaanda haVau-- iE le"s,of who 11,111 'i at" i'i ina Honolulu r !T,d4 "nU U r,PP durln.r the Perfumes i,i Hit y.HliT.lny t Mtcept tn a Ifnltr y',r:-- our -- nowledfe. not i .,( tun limn f Hid iiliupi m.t tne p everyone L. nwinui. Ill m.i.iy frunda And most suitable for Holiday who ls i iiii'Td liint evening to O'.fts. because ten people out of m lI-liJlul,.?.ru- ,n :awe.i. lh ciy. very ten like good KtwwIU, Perfume. ,MiHrtilvH hy. who i hrK-'-- t, L'i V, Jv recommend They are as sweet as the Mi.,r nco " v'uu"n "emeay ror breath Jum 4eruay fnnjr la of the flowers from which they ifi.r nuumiit a bicy"w valued ii!"? J" c"". It not only nre 2 sees - miiJ. w,n. comP,et recovery. distilled by Roger & Oallet. our i i. waived laminae bu7Zl- - . Paris. France, - and so are the old rflrtl m Die net term. k. n P"'umonw.- For favorites, too: Mf- - - . - r " - . i. iipnu. Vera Rosa. Vera VloWta. in.ll uuri ii y AUHTI JMUItUm. Chypre. Violette de ki iirlll. In Ins nu.t r t .wii Parme. 5 L, Peau d'Espagne, O'.rortee, m inr.'. Vvliiov, and l ino IC etc. ij n.m u Tne ralawal Valley And no higher la price than be- Xrhas . Display I lx.vviopiiii.nt Aiii.n In ilnn. fore the heavy duty on Perfumes ' I. ii rntit.iU i'-ti- ;lc waa Imposed. til at the Ten' We also have the V ; .(uumii.iii "G: i OF Piituriiity uri.Mm Toilet Waters. Soaps, Sach- nni iiwi.rv.il by Mm. . VIUer. LIMITED. A. ets and Face Towders a M. Iiruw.i an. I Mra. hiitrmuter. s The l.iNhiotiitolva of ninw Pfrfumed In each of the different 3 HAS ARRIVED. JOBBERS I ty villi Ii.. in attu'ifianre. and RETAILERS odrrs and sold separately or in '? i in in., r.ur of a h.iIvm. waa SilvepwaFe 1 ha'diome rases with the Per- i Kv "i, .' Iiiiij nrfu . .l lie to. i. fumes. I ,. r ii.i.i in., m.n. "i n nar. ran ,l.ir ki tii I'll itit-- . Nuwa Perfume and Soap. a Ir f FOR THE TOILET i tv mi 'I Miiiiiliit haj h j n rriadu Perfume, Foap and Sachet. Come one, G me all TABLE. a K-'l- "! ii in. an far without Perfume. Soap, Sachet and ' ' -- k4 Powder. The Greatest If I how M it Mi. Hnry K. ronp-.- f will tiUUAT OProriTLNITY P'fiime, Toilet Water. Soap. r tf iiunil-- 1. 1 Irlrn.ia ;u the Etc. T 'o.i.iu.y aruri.ooii. A rrulaj ron In lown. ii iMci.nr wl, bi Uk.'n in Mr. 3 Leather i k ONLY Goods h, Ki. M inuoul. mni 2 ONB WEEK. ! I Mft.-- i v.ir.i at the b.'m n J JAPANRBE a CHATliJLAINE BA.G3 f A A V A N K 8 K BILK I I . J J The rli on two th ireia of 4 n i; j: 8ILK Emporium In ' v.tiiii.'iia ii J a i' a h SILK ('ut.S.ee'ao.lJet. . . O i..r withuu; a iw i ' !.,,,, ,if ,,i.,,n unit r.iivd liiuU f4 IN A LAUGH VAHIETT. $1.25 to $25 KING 'I 'itieiicv(i t.i STREET. FANCY a thre 4 BOXES I . HI .11 ,4,iliii.riil till.... lvn i' ,J . Or SOLID COLORS r iKili.ii. li. Ii ii mil, nil- -. I 11. ''ur- '.Lives, HaDdker.-.t.iefs- , I wii a H out ball, Collar'. mi WILL UE SOLD "' f f. iu.r win i,it htirr iwiv ( ( I'.i it aa he xvta l. W.iii AT CKNTS A a n n. Ilnbron Drug 0. a i I r WaP.Nkhi.K a i.ir in.. iiMua irad.in cir A T as CRNTS A Y A n T. Co.np.By, t .VI Cor. Fort and King Sts. in l hn wl.i b- a.ilii,UHd. AT as C E N T 8 A YARD. GENTLEMEN'S i in i ,i. r. .. i the extra LIMITED. 1,1 Ii inn. h of Hawaiian DON'T DELAY ntTYINO. k Complete la it. t.., to eonie. Traveling Case?. ' --I Kin. a Wutrfiil and Thoa. FIRST COME. FIRST SERVED. a ' A44i.kvutl.ili ii4tfw tmma ! rn.. ma turiunga next hat I III.. 1)1 J .,.l Ut thl. IIOIKH. In firext Viriit.es. "!" .nh Ut..n fur I'M) a tide. a a tl.H .l I. H...... a m Hair Goods, Hair Novelties twil of r.ire t.i be pr "w .Hd. "Mill,. I,. 1. IIM...I I . ... .Ula 'imUtuma of the Yuunr b.oca PINCUSHIONS. i on iiui Waihlkl a. yrter II. CO ''pMim that nave 'h work 1. On Goors Shampooing:, "i-i- i Scalp ,- Ml li. Mil.- haa b'en l.iated EMBROIDERED " vi,rt m,r.d wtih oakum and '' ii .l. 'I'lirr la now no lrou LIMITED. Treatment and ' '" ir a ni.tlna; of the I rlv jonnrcrifl and retailers. . AND LACE ""'i.i, at Kapioiunl lata will f'.rli. H k . 1.. . Manicur ing; ' P' lm.ar pru a will prevail. Under the Man moment v HONOLULU of...... HANOKEReHI nmiiia anio i arl w. w. MISS AONRSSMITIL' EFS. i'l ixmiilvcly pat-i- t b-- at ! tne Lata of StrosynakJ. tha'well-know- o III Ihron r..a r. rv.K. DRIVING ASSOCIATION Ladles' Hair Dreaaer of San Fraaclaoo flea. ,. " "V f Ji anaa br ukM Into court , .... fnrk ,f running a ( M.nia., Kahaiiko wnbaut a OUR k ' i'".rn rr iun.rn. were Races Next Saturday V ""rney urouHa. wno '"' tn.it lh..ir ruaca arould AT KAPIOLANI ii a wurH ' DRESS-MAKIN- ' frm date in order G tii'i iiifit to comply with the PARK COMMENCING AT 2:30 P. M. SHARP. It... Irimmr driver, Charles Hu fri.-n.l- a it. baltaa Mm Tht Equine Giants. ii 1. 1 . i "y. when he 1 a.iared W. WOOD3 DEPARTMENT n Wl.cnt). Lh-dui- Vheriif WALDO J. v. W. f ,'"'" '"' I e Court that tha (2:08) $300. (2.WJ la under the Management Best 2 3. of an Experienced Dressmaker who will la always be pleased to show you very Recent , 1 a i .nil pa n y ii tney the lateat Parisian Style Advantageous Contracts ,!j'T ' proaeiaa U.a de- - INTER-ISLAN- D SWEEPSTAKES; READY MADE WALKING 1300. SKIRTS A SPECIALTY " II ll-- hr of IIilo, who was D'stinc Ota half Ml a. Have enahled as to make the w " wiea ag. Whlla ner AT r.: ii'iiioiuiu, die t at mid- - GREAT MATCH RACE. Price . , .., r, lihtoo .... ,,,f inrwweeaa AGGRAVATION WATERFALL, C llvln- - 'hr la M. r H.lo-Koha- la One-ha- lf E. th Mile for $200. Miss ."svr new Killean, . ! l. II 4" ai i shortly bt eom BBBBaaa ' AULINQTON . "i r.'.h ll.ino'u'j next Paddling raddock. 1. BLOCK HOTEL STREET. , 'n r.Mita t the Cortut. where .' r"fri,u" awhile, ma tuslneee Admission 50cts. Bedroom

lub Ma.t.aa?. Tl. M. AYRE3. AILEYS Telephone 398 ne i V - Secretary Honolulu Driving '"'t tt inn iioiiuiuiii!ii..i..xrt.tinn Hi."J U. t niRht IKE r!' . at. the. Scottish P. 0. 1 rl.i. m. r .rowing omcara Box 44 r. a,rt.d: ALBUMS B ITS Sets FOR PHOTCS. o o o ILRINO THIS WITT STELL you aan spare your wheel for a few davs to r'"; l. a cjpt.tln. Robert nave It overhaQd and enameled. Tke It to Bailey's, where you can get a lp;,,r7 "U irenurer, u. THE VERT LATEST STL YES. nrat-rlae- e Job ar reasonable ratea. ENAMEI.INO GUARANTEED r'. C equal In i. . Hinrll. fl W Anaeaort. - ALSO appearance to factory work, and moi durable. Such values have never been heard of before nl H. II. mnc We have a very large etKk of parte, and can replace '.V alr. ref air anything n Y a bicycle. in the city. . w M. jatjra and B. . Scenery Plctarrs and EMPEi'IALLY TIRES. We re factory agents for the Milwaukee .... Puncture Pief Tires. Moraan A WrtAT'a Tirea. ato. OAS cl-r- . Dicing R"m Pictures LAMPS: reduced iHcea to , - BEDS, . DRESSER, . COMMODE it . AT MAJESTIC 13. SO LAMPS. X2.59. n,u M. r.i m" ..... KVI. . J BUU..a W. OAS. M.6a IJMPS, S2.M. All Sets Have IWel Mirrors. ' ,plad. "Tit mini B urn no's - Thf grtlrlee mtk. very accept iMe Furniture Sold on the Instalment and are sold very low Plan i ' XI in HI lal an . aa t r m present!, at Bailey's Honolulu V rntvi Cyclcry Co., In t....- - nla Ttrri forlal Stable buildlnf. UMITEO Coyne-Hehrt- en Co. Charley Uosa eaa. King ItreeU . 227, 229 AND 231 Furniture Kr STREET, Corner Beretanla and Fort Street. PROGRESS Miirar mr HONOLULU THE PACIFIC ZEALANDIA THt STOCK EXCHANGE Commercial Advertiser s S Honolulu,. December 5, 1900 . Oceanic Steamship CHRISTMAS BOAT ABU iESs!J r; -- VIST the Postofflce at Honolulu, N AME OF STOCK. Capital Val Bid eu BAtared at , . Second-clas- s Matter. v. H. T 1 . ' iMued Every Morning Except Send by " But One Other Uiiaoct to Sunday, the..,, MBBCANTU-- , U j E TABLE: HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY, (iilts to ih C. Brewi-- r A Co..... iM0.no 100 " : nn ssenger - V v v ' " Bteamers of this line will Von Holt Block, King Street. land. "Vt IP YOU WISH YOUR hereunder: , , arrive - ' cc.' " A. W. PEARSON." Ewa...... ,006,000 20 27J4 w - Business Manager. Hamoa...... 17o,UW 100. From San Francisco. Tha Christmas boat from llavaii to U aw. Agricultural Co ,000,000 100 jo. 2,m,750 100 Z7CAI.ANDIA ...... DEC. 10 Lhe ba Zealar.dii. failing daw. Com. A Hag. ZEALANDIA Coast nitl the Hawaiian Sugar Co. . 2,000,000 20 89 t MARIPOSA ... DEC. 13 on December 14. This yes3el will carry Sonomv 76J.000 100 190L Alameda .. - presents Honokaa. ., 2UW,000 20 80! Property ZEALANDIA Cfc of Christmas . 2 the bulk the H&i in 000,000 100 ...... JAN. SONOMA 8 zealandu from tropical Hawaii . to the wintry Cahuku 08,000 20 24 .JAN. SIERRA 2i5j000 ALAMEDA ...... ' A Mainland, in time for delivery as far Kamalo Sag. Oo.Lt.a 20 .JAN. 19 ALAMEDA raia un 260.000 20 SIERRA .. JAN. 29 MARIPOSA 4 TIME TABLE. east as Philadelphia. For Boston, New Cihei Plan. Co.Lt. a 1J050,000 60 10 ALAMEDA ... 9 1,600,000 60 .....FEB. ALAMEDA far Eastern cities the " Paid un 14 VENTURA .... 19 ..." York an dother Klpahula. MW.000 100 iio Sold...... FEB. SONOMA Pes packages will be 800,000 100 ALAMEDA .. .MARCH 2 after 1. 1900. delivery of Christinas auioa . . ALAMEDA frca ad Ja. - ; Kona Bngsr Co. 600,000 100 SONOMA 'MARCH 12 OUTWARD. a day or two late. sierra local postomce is receiving 406v000 ALAMEDA as Aas 100 Daily Daily Dally Dally Dally Ine Ifaonalei 8. Co., At a fair market price, list it with. us. ! of varied mall mailer, musi oi " p 100,000 100 "VENTURA ex. ex-- . tities raid which are to be considered i the light McBryds 8. Co.Lt. 882,600 20 8 10 We can cell it for you if it la saleable Bun. Bun presents. Already several Psid up 1,860,000 20 13 14 p.m. P-- of Christmas reasonably priced. .m. a.m. a.m. been made up ana. tne ahlku Sugar Co. A 20 and 1146 1:15 1:18 nouchfi have M iin i is tS Din mouths of dozens of other Paid op 20 City IM 9:48 11:4 1:47 Twist, Oan Boxar Co. 8,800,000 100 "wHa'K - waiting, Oliver , 1,000,000 prl 10 OS 11:08 4:08 CdO pouches are like Onomea. 20 v... uni n e- - . i 4:45 for more. A vessels aiso sans on Ookala 600,000 20 "vii Watanas. 10:80 812.600 6:40 cember 15. one day later, and It those Olaa Sugar Co. LtAa i 20 4 4k In connection with the Walalua UJSt - Paid up 9,500,008 20 who are always late fail to eaten me ' CoXn Xahuku 123i a precious Olowalu... 16O.000 100 M'CLEIUAN, POND & CO., Pad toJntendln Posers. ThrS Zealandla with their little Sag. Plan. Co 5,000,000 60 road il?e' Francisco, to all points Uni8l?lckt bf one more opportunity Paauhau York bv anv steAin-hl- n HM -- n 5 packages, there is 600.000 100 OS. - - w ..lneports. Llu INWARD. racine Telephone Main Building. iiuvK!&n on 760,000 100 Judd Dally Daily Dally it ft. the steamer sailing tntn. Paia 246 Daily Louis Kenake. chief clerk of tne post Pepeekea. 750.000 100 100 Stations. x. office, states that senders of Christmas Pioneer..... 2,000,000 100 50 WYYR. 1TIT. WVU Ul Binmnrn . Bun. Bun. Waialoa 4,600,OBO 100 110 m.ULAK3 APPLY TO to obatrve the -- Art. Cs.... p.m. p.m presents must be careful lt 1 800,000 100 v am. am. governing pacKage mat Business men 8.35 .... 1:08 zeneral rules waiiuku rrnso,ooo 100 '.III." "i66 Ksnukn posiomce 252.000 8:10 .... tSO ur, in order to fsist ine in Waimanalo. 100 145 ... . Walalua despatching them-an- to avld embar wauaea 106,000 100 ..... no Wm. G...... IRWIN & Co Walanas rassing on part of tne " . 7:46 146 AM mistakes the Cos. can save Bwa Mill of weight pacK TXiHir -- I0 .1- 4.U senders. The limit for 600,000 100 I I M I TDl Pearf aty . . 8:15 IA -0 ages included in the domestic postal Wilder 8. 8. Co...... 110 8:50 8:35 Inter-Islan- d B. & Co. 600.000 100 ..... 180 Honolulu . ... 26 IM service is four pounds. This is .termed hours Gerteral Agents C." MlKZU-JOO- many Oceanic S. O. P. DENISON. F. SMITH. fourth-cla- ss matter and includes nearly OS S Co Superintendent. O. P. A T. A all the goods that might bo1 termed Hawaiian XlecUiC vo. 250,000 100 "Christmas presents," such as calen- Haw. Electric Aaaeti. 13,600 100 Albums, cards, oil Hob. Bp. Tr. Ld. Co. 254000 100 95 2 ' dar, nhntnrranh 25,000 100 METEOROLOGICAL RECORD First-clas- s uoa. Hteam utunary I . .,- - paintings. pencils, etc. Mutual Telephone Co. 180,000 10 Of the Government Surveys, Published mail matter has no limit in weight Monday. but the cost is two cents an ounce for Makans Cof Co. Pd op 40,000 100 Every domestic postofflces. No one is allowed O. it. A -.-Co. 8,000,000 100 18ft . -- 100 to send perishable articles in tre mails, People's Ioe A Kaf Ca v 180,000 SaSOM. or anything which Is liable to damage BOKM. 0 I mail matter. This includes all forms Haw. Govt 6 per cent. 100 a Is of glassware. This order made In or JW UUT . W UV1 WU I...... 94 r V der to protect the paraphernalia of the Haw. Govt. Postal Ba- - Occidental & Oriental S.S. Dostomce. the letters In the same inn 4U per cent. ! H llo B. , Co. per ct 101 pouches and the employes themselves. cwa -- 4--2 rjaniauon ope. ll 8 4 .rtt 29 ?2 78 (0.08 74 to lNI Packages which are abnormally large, . 102 I- v. a. loiK' Toyo Kisen 8J!74!l 2 . uo..f... and Kaisha. a 77 - although within the limit of weight, O&hn Plant. 6 D. e 101 -0 PICT01 u 8X8 91 84 will be excluded. Everything must be OlaaJPlant. 6 p. T 7 sai C... .; I- placed pouches. t 7 W 80 84 i0-- 7 -S in 1- 3- postomce or Accross the Continent T h.8oU St 07 -1 -0 The directs the attention Session Sales Afternoon Sesslon- - - 7 0.C0701 1 NE a women present ftenaers to . jsoj a w Christmas $118. From Steamers of the above companies will call at Honoini 1 l every be Five Walalua, n.. the fact that package must FRANCISCO-PORTLAN- D on or about the dates below mentioned: done up ' in such a manner ' that the SAN H.K.-- W. B.W.-N.- E. postal officials may open It if they so . DIED. For Japan and China. Barometer corrected to S3 F. and desire. PASCHAL On October 22, 1900, at sea. THREE! TRAINS DAILY For San Francisco. leval. and for standard gravity mt Lat 48w There Is no parcel post between Barbara, Infant daughter of Samuel FROM SAN FRANCISCO. Tals eorrecuoa is zor uoboiuw. Hawaii and the Mainland this year. On S. and Lois Paschal. TWO TRAINS DAILY DORIC DEC I COPTIC NIPPON MARU ...... DEC. IS r foreign malls the limit of weight is J From Portland. AMERICA MARU RIO DE JANEIRO DEC. 21 PEKING etc TIDES, BUN AND MOON. twelve ounces and these must be legitH Connoisseurs .bid high for re re old mate trade samples. Christmas pres wlne: from the cellar of the late Judge COPTIC ..DEC. 29 AMERICA MARU JAN. I MONGKONO pa ents to foreign lands will have to be Hilton, New York, November 22. m MARU .. 'lit first-cla- ss ' PEKING 15 r sent as matter only. 01 lee M 7...... JAN...... ti Registered mall for the other Islands ui GAELIC ...... JAN. 23 TVoin Jl 8. s may expel correspondents MSSits KB will in the future be sent on the regular Kitchener HONGKONG MARU ..JAN. SI 4 a I 4 from, the1 field. The latter say he mrrun MAtu , " mall boats only. The old Hawaiian to CHINA ...FEB. 8 RIO DE JANEIRO m Oovernment formerly forwarded regis meats exterminate the Boers. mm DORIC .....FEB. 18 COPTIC m tered mall on any boat bound for any NIPPON MARU ...... FEB. 26 AMERICA MARU HAM IS. IB. p.m. p.m. am Seta. RIO DE JANEIRO. MM. 9j 1.IU 1 8 1 11: 7.0' 8.28 8 8.18 8 8i port In the Islands. The regular mall Pullman Palace Sleepers.' ...... MARCH -- boats are as follows: Classified Advertisements. Buffet Smoking and Library Cars, Ait-Barber ' 7-- I'M rasa. j.86 f at 40 0.28 6 il i 4N W. O. Hall, for Kauai, sailing Tues Shops Read- ftl w 8 a 1W.17 24 ft 1 41 and Pleasant I days. ing Rooms. f! Kise Claudine. Mauna Loa and Kinau, for OK 1 11 8 401 I 01 it M'8.ia 6 00 Maui, sailing Tuesdays. WANTED. Dining Cars, Meals a la Carte. 7 4 8J a V 44 26 8.1HI 6 M ; . fua. I 4.M Kinau, for windward ports of Ha- Free Reclining Chair Cars. - SINGLE gentleman desires room and Pullman Ordinary Sleepers. ' si.. S o.W l.l 0.28 U S7 ,0 W o.U! 7.:o waii. hoard with nrlvata familv Ai1Hrati . : FOR GENERAL. INFORMATION, APPLY TO Mauna Loa. for Kona-Ka- u ports. M..V 672 Agent, t.Bu 6.13! 5 .18) M "A. Advertiser office. J. H. LOTHROP, General tn.'. so 11.11 1.16 8 78 Lehua, for Molokal. 35 mm. u a .8 1 W 7 tn. 4ft Third St.. Portland, Ore. BY an honest, reliable man, a chance to D. W. HITCHCOCK, General Agent. Full moon on the tfth at v:i a. u. Invest 81.200 or 81,600 In some legiti- No. 1 Montgomery St., San Francisco. Ltl Times of tide are taken from the WEAVER IS FLUSH mate business win Inves- Cal., H Haelcf Co., United SUtes Coast and GeoOetls that stand eld Sur7 tigation. Address Investment, this Or E. L. LOMAX, O. P. & T. A., vey tables. 1 'ibs tides at Kahulul and Hllo occur WITH BRITISH GOiD . office. 6721 Omaha, Nebraska. ) about on hour earlier than at Honolulu. - Hawaiian standard tlms Is 10 hours 90 FIRST-CLAS- S carpenters. . Apply at Uaates slower than Greenwich time, be- once at Hackfeld bldgr Fred Harri- WM. R. CASTLE, JR.,- - The -- . - forna's son, 5720 ' 0 A ing that of the meridian of 157 degrees 80 Contractor. f i 9 - t ttJ " Ti minutes. The time whistle blows at 1:30 Li?iny HigU at the Pal- - 11 LdUuaidu-iudiioii- uU n. m-- which is the same as Greenwich, 0 YOUNG man, European, well educated. Pis iuyai mi hours 0 minutes. Sun and moon ar for ace Hotel. good position; 8100 a month, age 26, local time for the whole group. good looking, wishes to ' make ac- quaintance with refined young lady Real Estate Nicholas J. Weaver of Noma fame between 18 and 28 years of age; photo Company. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. as turned up In San Francisco with desired In first letter;'' will be ex- Steamship . money to burn. He has one of the changed. All replies please address 631 ' 'most expensive-suite- s to No. R. G., Hawaiian Gazette fcT of apartments in Agent connection with the CAXiM loEpA Company, Honolulu. r 6720 Bteamers of the above line, running In noS, SDi, m.iweatr. 'th d Is living en princ. PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY between Vancouver. B. ana Bj- -o, n mis S. caning B. Honolulu, and Brlibane, Q., in dy: wind, fresh. N. E. ' ic im CONSTANT . nurse girl. ' Apply S. N., W and at Victoria. C, I juu MERCHANT OPPOSITE na, which he says Is 'In Australia. It this office. 6718 STREET. ' " appears he went to England from ,; aiirivfd'at no'OLl;r IT - that . POSTOFFICE. Da.e sit EConcl"alu. ,.-- ' ' I Australia and succeeded in raising TABLE by : ...... On or about the dates below stated, vis.: Wednesday, December 5. board wanted two gentle :'.: ' $250,000 there for a cocoa and rubber tree men; good plain cooking; location IF ROM . VINnOITTKK AND VICTORIA B. C 1 FROM 8TDKI7, .O.'it'& O. 8. S. Doric, Smith, 6 days 17 plantation he owns in Samoa. His storv Within reasonable distance of busi- For Brisbane. Q., and Sydney: For Victoria and Vaneosw, B. u hours 12 minutes from San Francisco. ness centev. S.,M ,.rac .is that he has the backing of wealthy Address -- "D. this 22 iMIOWERA .Am. bk. S. C. Allen, Johnson, 24 days ' office. . ,; 6714 FOR SALE. WARRIMOO ....DEC. from Kn Francis. land aristocratic men and he . declares MIOWERA JAN. 19 tUKANUl ..M ;they wlu 411 be millionaires in less than AT. PUNAHOU Two ' flhe lots. 60 x FEB. 16 oriDDTurtn Am. ship John C. Potter. Meyer. 41 AORANGI aw days from Tacoma with coal for O. R. ten years. Stranger things than that A SALESLADY; one who is competent 200, fronting on rapid transit, one block WARRIMOO MARCH 15 rrnwimA to handle underwear --.' and fancy 13 .APR1 L. Co. have happened! Not the funniest part tramways, College MIOWERA ...APRIL 40RANGI ,.8AI goods. Address P. O. Box 87, City. from opposite Oahu MAY 11 WARRIMOO . Am. schr. Jessie Minor, Whitney, of this modern Monte Crlsto's is ' ' AORANGI JOT tale t 6714 grounds. ; .. from Eureka with redwood for Allen the stern fact he has' unlimited WARRIMOO ...... JUNE 8 MIOWERA A Robinson. that ' - money Price only 81,800. cash and the Noeau,'- Wyman, at the .present time which he A NATIVE boy to learn dry eoods Part "Imperial Limited.- - is bow rwtol Stmn from Kauai In The magnificent new service, the orts. - ' ....-..- w v - jls throwing around In right royal trade. Apply to B. F. Ehlers & Co. rest installments.. ,v enwl & 1 - Walaleale, .Greene, rem. Ana- - lanuiun, . --. . . . - 6717 The finest rsllW 5tmr. ' f Maklnr the run in 100 hours without change. . Naturally Honolulu wonders, remem 6i'Sttnr. lwalanl, Gregory,....',from liama- - lb Through Canada, United Btata - ' bering Commodore Weaver of old, how Tickets Issued from Honolulu to ' . , ' POSITION WANTED. FOR RENT kua. has he managed It? ' '. .Sttnf, Helene, Freeman, from Laysan BY a .thoroughly comoetent stenoera- - Fiyerropm cottage; same location. TOIFor general Information, apply to Island. Freight and Passage and .all , '. pher; four years' experience; refer r. . I,. 1,, ltA, r in TECS SEATTLE IJLNF. Only Z0 per month. S ' - . . ences; also position as.. copyist; ref BALED FROM .lONOLULU.". erences. Address Miss . Craner, 917 Co Ltd., Genjj Jones St., San Francisco. 5721 theo. H. DaYies ' " It is .Arranging for a Permanent CHAS. BREWER ? v Wednesday, December 6. & C0S t Business O. & O. 8. S. Doric, Smith, for the Here. LADY desires position as housekeeper. Orient. - .The local agents of the new passen or to taae charge of lodging and Stmr. Maui, Sachs, for Paauhau and ger boarding house. Papaloa. ' - and freight line between Honolulu Address "Al," this New Yort Line ban . office. 5714 " Stmr. Walaleale, Greene, for Ahukinl Francisco and Seattle, are Alex NUUANTJ Will NEW ander & Baldwin, and freight man Bark sail from .and,Kapaa. . - the YORK for HCpiOLULU, on or about Stmr. Noeau, Wyman, for Na will will. is M. J. Bissell. FOR SALE.

The k first vessel of tho linek the John SECOND-HAN- D type II Remington Aiiilii'i S. Kimball, will leave San Francisco DecembeiiO, 1900. PASSENGERS. writer, iii good condition..'. Apply Pa.- York, some time about the 20th of this clhc Cycle & Mfg; Co, 4 .. 6721 Direct Service Between New ,;.. , . . .. freight rates apply to . Iii Arrived.. For monxn xor aeattie,': and then come Islands From San Francisco, pert). & O. s;'S. here.' Her master will . be Captain NICE line of household and' kitchen fur CBAS BREWER r& CO Pacific Coast and Hawaiian Doric,! December 5. For Yokohama E. niture; must be sold Milton Thwlng before Decem , 87 de Bavler, Capt. L. Dobrotvorsky, F. 1900. ... Kllby B-t- Bolton, ber 15, pall or "A. . :. Lich-tenberg.'- The address Mrs. K. EHhu Thomson may be R. Greene, 1. M. Kuhn, Miss F; contin Tpogood, r Yam&moto, ued la the service. She will take Miller. St., Honolulu. 5719 port via Bin Mr. 'and Mrs. the CO., LTD. s AMTiTiTrAN left New York for this R. J. Dunlop and daughter. For Shang- run between Seattle and 'Honolulu C BREWER & hu --v home on Maklki street, well " Tacoma, Seattle ana wanaimo, on on or D"0": hai Miss L. L. Hunt, R.Mnglla, Mrs. The other two vessels of; the Alexan mcE . Honolulu. vork g planted with bearing trees. Size E. ' C. Perrault, H. Rolker. & .line-ar- e fruit Nanaimo. J. der Baldwin the Centen or lot,, 117x150, with cottage, stable, ber 30th for San Francisco. Puget Sound and Mrs. A. Forrest," M. F. nial and Charles Nelson, -- wnan, Loewensteln, E. C. Houston, Mrs. E. and a fourth euc. nce reasonable: easy terms. OFFICES TO LET, Freight received at Companrs r my is expected to be kidded later.'- - -- See J. H. Cummingff 403 - ? t . C. Houston and mad, Dr. C. If. Lyon, The on premises, lyn, at all times. I 1J. A. Malngay, A. B. Swltzer. C. L owners of the steamer are the Brit --laaiai street. ' 6717' Wong. The following stoprVd over! ?sh American Company. The new line THE TRUSTEES . UNDER THE here until the next steamer;. F. A. win carry man and wllF chars but 60 mv i ias for sale cheap ; ?ne w tires will of the late James Campbell invite an attention, persons office ' Di-u- of desiring Sherman and Mr; and Mrs. G. H. i a.cuuuiu luuatiuus. ; and; In good condition. Address "J. the For further particulars, apply to Whltford. They are' golngN to f Hong PI. H.," Advertiser. ; 5 6717 accommodation to the plans for twenty , o . LTD. kong. ; .. offices now.. arranged in 4elng .the i-- X? CO.. Scratching Plats Glass. FIRST-CLAS- Campbell block, having an entrance on i H n S saddle horses. Capt. A . a ' A- both and Merchant streets. ricci i. An . - Fort II. AW SHIPPING NOTES. unknown miscreant as marred - FOX. 6710- These Offices will be light, well ven- trans;--- . several plate glass windows down .The United States Army t in " tilated, and will be ready for occupa- Mssde was to have sailed from t - town stores by scratching them with FOR RENT. . tion on or about February. 1st next. a diamond ring. Francisco on the first dav . of tr.u The loss to property FURNISHED room' to let.4 . Inquire at Terms moderate. FOB owners may ' ' month for Guam and the Philippines mount up heavily if thie this office; 5721 For further particulars, please apply ASK YOUR DEALER ia this port. - i now is not cantnred Th wirwin- -- to of M. Brasch & Co., known NEW cottage,1 CECIL BROWN, or . , The ship George Curtis sails for the as the cheap to right tenant; O. Lce House, on Hotel street, shews six rooms, mosquito mod- J CARTER. Trustees. Coast today, and will carry as pase proof; all ' Honolulu, November 8, 1900. 5698 gerst Miss Stella Love and Miss Kerj. lhe imprint of a diamond in two deep ern conveniences. Enquire at Tri- ?cratches on angle Store, opposite Kinder- Portland. the Ewa pane, while a Castle' of garten; Tel. 3091 6720 steamer Albion, of the Klmba;; long streak has disfigured the Waikiki White. NOTICE The pane. Other stores :(H Rr.AxleCrease in town have been 8teamslp Line, sailed from San Fran. ' FURNISHED pot & - likewise treated. and ' unfurnished Cisco on the 27th of- November. Sue tages and rooms; three minutes walk THE ONLY' PELSONS HAVING has a large consignment of food sup- from Tram at old Walklkl, on beach; authority to make collections for the plies aboard for this port. Uethodist UlMitmi. sea bathing. Enquire Robert Col- Hawaiian Electric Company, Ltd., are lins, 28 " The splendid little yacht La ruoraai The following are some of th North King .St. 6719 those wearing the Hawaiian Electric has been chartered for the wireless priations of the Methodist xr Co.. Ltd., badge, marked collectors ...... -- . company, 1. . LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN. . Nos. 8, 9 and 10. teiegrapn ana win iae committee: Porto Rico. J10.- - pert uray to MOiOKai, Jbanai, jviaui anu rrio; Spanlsh missions in New Mexico FOX terrier dog, from Maklki district; THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO., - remedy all defects In the name of undersigned on collar. Re- LTD. 6719 For Sale. .'Hawaii to flrd Southern California. 312.000. and -- ward will be jald no le system. $'.r0 for the Spanish schools in those and questions T.AU YIN' s; asked If information leading to ANDfl steamship Helene, Cap- I'-'-e- Pa-c- the from 37W to art The Wilder Japanese missions on if recovery NOTICE. Twenty lots In Kallhi, Ho that --. III f'.E f the of the dog Is left at resi- -of J tain Freeman, which went to Laysan e coast and Hawaiian Islands, dence cor. Keeaumoku 31.000 each. pointed attorney tW and Domlnis four-Inc- runs aiong Island on 3d of last month for a 3s.'20; Sts. W. M. Qiffard. 6720 A h water main j the Italian missions in Louisiana, DR. J. H. RAYMOND HAS RESUM-e- d facing lots. -- guano, poix i the street these .load Of returned to tnis i,200; same In New England, 31,642; practice at the residence now occu- attorney to 10 night, after having IN vicinity of postofflce of :at o'clock last in New York city. 34.000; same In and & pied by Dr. W. J. Office xirt-e-ko- nff. rCiP 'me ' Co. s, Hart Galbraith. For particulars and plans, see .I :had some rough experiences as far 32,668; same in Chicago, ladies' purse (with owner's hours, 10 to 12 only. .Office telephone, """ ill name), containing money pa- 204; 394. JESS- -! P. MAKAINAL areather "was concerned. '31,000. and ' residence telephone. Blue 6710 pers. Reward at this office. 5721 6709 ' 57j0 At W. a Achl A Co's Office. ro