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VOL. XXXVI. No. 10. MOKOM'MMI. T., KltlHAY, PKIlltUA 11 ! HlOI. HKMI-WHKICI.- tVIIOliK No. 'm VICTORIA DEAD AND WALES KING OF GREAT BRITAIN

The End of a Just Reign of Sixty-Four Years Comes With Naught of the Tumult Predicted for Decades by the ifa;ya Prophets of History. d

:i . i; THE DEAD QUEEN THE NEW KING

23. I Isle ot Wight, Jan. national history, for the court ladles from the darkness nnd, with bared The events of the last days descrlb-e- d Victoria Is dead and went busily to work ordering their head, said: "Gentlemen, lliu Queen In the bulletins are too fresh to need-- I VII reigns. The mourning from London. PRINCE ALBERT EDWARD passed uwuy at 6:30." repetition. At the lodge gates the COWES, event In the memory The world was Jarred when the an- - I All present reverently uncovered and (watchers waltel nervously. Suddenly generation, the most nouncement came, but In the palace at then shrill whistles and ringing of along the drive from the house came change In exist- Osborne everything pursued the usual CROWNED AS THE KING tho bells of bicycles In waiting were the ft horseman wlio cried, "The Queen Is ing conditions that could pos- course. Down in the kitchen they were signals for messengers to race to Cowes tleud!" us ho dnshqd through sibly be Imagined has taken place cooking a huge dinner for an assem- with the news. In a few moments the quietly, almost gently upon the anni- blage, the like of which has seldom place was deserted. Simultaneously Then down the hillside rushed a myr- versary of Queen's din- messengers on of the death the been known In Englnnd, and the 10,000 Soldiers Line Streets, London Given a Glimpse mounted white horses iad of messengers passing the fateful father, the Duke of Kent. The end of ner preparations proceeded Just ns If Nearly and dashed from Osborne. On their arrival bulletin from one to another. Soon the any wo- this career, never equaled by nothing had hnppened. The body of of Mediaeval Times King Unable to be Present at at Cowes tho correspondents found the surrounding country knew that .1 King man In the world's history, came in Queen Victoria was embalmed and will news known both nt Enst nnd West ruled over Great Britain. The loenr a. simply furnished room In Osborne probably be taken to Windsor Satur- Reading of Proclamation. Cowes fully fifteen minutes before It Inhabitants walked as IT In a dream House. This most respected of women, day. The coflln arrived last evening had been nnonunced to thoso In waiting through tho streets of Cowes, but they living or dead, lay In a great four-post- from London. , nt the gates of Osborne House. Tho did not hesitate to stop to drink the bed and made a shrunken atom, It wns thought that the Queen was streets wero already filled with sor- health of tho new monarch. - 9 Majes- whose aged face and figure were a cruel dying about- o'clock in tho morning, 24. London today was given a gllmpBe of mediaeval times. rowful crowds discussing Her mockery of the girl who in 1837' be- carriages were sent to Osborne Jan.. ty's dentil. fair and The quaint ceremonies with which King Edward VII was proclaimed at gan" England. cottage rectory bring . to rule over and the to all the MESSAGES OK CONDOLENCE. NEW SOVEREIGN Around her were gathered almost Princes and Princesses and the Bishop various points of tho metropolis exactly followed ancient precedents. The every descendant of her line. "Well of Winchester to her bedside. It seem- olllclals purposely arranged the function an hour ahead of the publlsuert From all parts ot the world there within view of her dying eyes there ed then very near the end, but when announcement, and life Inhabitants lUien they awoke were surprised to laid the are still pouring Into Cowes messages TAKES OATH hung a portrait of the Prince Con- things looked the worst the Queen had untlre way between St. James Palace and the city lined with troops." of condolence. They come from crown- ed heads, millionaires, and sort. It was he who designed the room one of the rallies due to her wonderful About 10,000 soldiers, life guards, horse guard's, foot guards and other caval- tradesmen eyes rec-- ' paupers, nnd ore variously addressed AT ST. JAMES' and every part of the castle. In constitution, opened her and ry and Infuntry regiments, had ucen brought from Aldershot and London bar- scarcely audible words the white-haire- d ognlzed of Wales, the Prin- to tie Prince of Wales nnd the King the Prince racks after midnight. All tho oMcorj crcpo on their arms, and tho dtums Bishop of Winchester prayed be- cesses and Emperor William. She asked bad of England, crepe. troops In Klng-Emper- side her, as he had often prayed with to see one of her faithful servants, a and brass Instruments wero shrouded with Tho themselves Emperor William's arrangements nro LONDON, January 23. The his sovereign, for he was her chaplain member of the household. He hasten- - made an Imposing spectacle, but they were entirely eclipsed by tho strange gpec-tacl- o not settled. His yacht will arrive hero who quietly left Osborne at Windsor. With bowed heads the ed to the room, but before he got there presented by tho olllclals of tho Collego of Arms. today (Wednesday), but It Is believed entered the capital at 12.55 ruler ot the German Empire and the the Queen had passed Into a fitful Tho proclamation announcing Edward VII ob King of Oteat llrltaln and thnt ho will not depart until after tho p.""m. today and proceeded to Mnrl-b- oi royal person begin- man who is now King ot England, the Bleep. Ireland and Emperor of India wbb read In Bt. James Talaco by William Hen- funeral. Several other ough House. Dense crowds, who succeeded to ages nro likely to be present at tho ning St. James street, lined the en- woman has the title THE END. ry Weldon, Klng-at-Ar- since 1801 and formerly Windsor herald. Tho Kin,; at Queen, and Princesses BEGINNING OP function. tire route to Victoria station from an of the Princes was not present. There was a. large as ernblugo of olllclals and collego herald . Four o'clock marked the beginning of s Tho record of tho last days of the early tho Mall nnd and those of less than royal designation and members of his licnd..-r-tcr- hour until tho front the end. Again the family were sum- - Among thoso In attendance were CJcneral Roberts reign of Victoria Is not eusy to tell. llBtencd to the Bishop's ceaseless start and other army olIlcerB. Th"re was a great concourso of people from of Buckingham Palace were especially prayer. nioned, nnd this time the relapse was tho commencement to tho close. The p oclamatlon was greeted by a fanfare of Tho correspondent of tho Associated thronged. All nlong tho former, from Six o'clock passed. The Bishop con- not followed by recovery. The Prince trumpets. At tho conclusion of the cere nony, the band belonging tho footguards Press was the only correspondent ad .the pnliieo to Marlborough Houhp, car- tinued his Intercession. One of the of WaleB was very much affected when In tho friary court played "God Save III King." mitted to Osborne House, nnd his In- - riages filled with ladles stood as It for in the doctors at last Informed him that The ceremony began at St. James I'aacp, where, at 9 o'clock, Edward VII tervlew with Sir Arthur John Blgge, it drawing room, except that tho coach- younger children asked a question ' was imme- his mother had breathed her last. Em- was proclaimed King of the of Great Britain and Ireland and private secretary of the lute Queen, wns men, footmen nnd occupants wero nil shrill, childish treble and was read by William Henry Wel- diately silenced. The women of this peror William, himself deeply affected, Emperor of India. Tho proclamation, which the only nlllclul Htntcment that had dressed In mourning. The police pre- don, Klng-at-Ar- since 1834, and formerly Windsor herald, was as follows: royul family sobbed faintly nnd tho did his best to minister comfort to his sover- been sent out. For several wcoks tho wero unusual. Men on font I "Whetons, It pleased Almighty God to call to HIb mercy our late cautions sorrow-stricke- n uncle, whose new dig- - has Queen been falling. men shuffled uneasily. eign lady. Queen Victoria, of bless H and glorious memory, by wtioro deceaso tho had On Monday land mounted guarded almost every nlty ho was the first to acknowledge. Is solely week she summoned Lord ItobertH and 'yard of tho route. Tho crowds waited DIED AT 6:!0 O'CLOCK. Imperial Crown of tho United Kingdom of a rent llrltaln and Iroland When the 4 p. m. bulletin unnounceil and rightfully como to tho high and mighty 1'rlnco Albert Edward, wu tlmrn-for- e, asked hlrn some senrchlng questions patiently for hours to greet their King At exactly 0:30 Sir James Reld held that the Queen wns sinking all the the Lords spiritual nnd temporal, of th'x realm, being hero assisted with regarding tho war In South Africa. On Finally, preceded by half a dozen up his head and the people then knew watchera at the gates of Osborne IIoiiho thoio of her late Majesty's Privy Council, with numbers of other principal Tuesdny she went for n drive, but wuh mounted policemen, tho new sovereign England had lost her Queen. The made up their minds to remain to the of quality, the Lord Mayor, Alilormrii and citizens of Iiulon, do now visibly affected. Oti Wednesday she In u plain brougham, which that publish arrived Bishop pronounced tho benediction. end. The cold was Intense and a few hereby with ono voice consent of tongua and heart to and proclaim Buffeted a parnlytlo stroke, accompan wuh driven vyry rapidly, with th peace- that tho high and mighty Prince Albert Edwurd l now, by tho death of our The Queen passed away quite favored onen nought shelter In tho rnynt llcgo ied by lnteni physical weakness. Then cmielinmn ami fnotiimu In their u mi ill no pain. lodge, they waited lato sovereign, of happy memory, become our only lawful and rightful grow so on fully, She suffered Thoso Juat Inside, where VII, by tho xrnco Ocxl, KU'is of the United Kingdom of her condition serious that irrny liveries with mourning bands to, rang lord, Edward of final were who were now mourning went their In nbiolute silence. The telephone llrltaln and Ireland, defender ot tho faith, Emperor of India, to whom we iignlnHt her wishes, tho family their (inns. An equerry wns Dented be. room. A few minutes later the in- at 7:01 p. m., but before n royal ser- nil fnlth and constant ohedicnru with nil henrty nnd humble affec- summoned. When they arrived her rea- mIiIp Itldi. Thu King ns, of cours. evitable element of materlallim stap- vant had time to take the message the tion, beteechlng Ood, by whom all Klmi nnd Queens do reign, to bleis tho son lmd pnictlrttlly succumbed to pa- led Into this pathetic chapter of Inter chief of the Queen's police emerged Itoyal Prince Edward VII with lone and happy years to reign over ui," ralysis and weakneHs, (Continued on Potto 6 ) IIWVUIW (INZITTI ntllMN t I inn vin imif HIMIttll'klY

ij 1 n I 1 H ni In iH' v . i I il i w nn I I it'itt i.itf i i 1' r Sis llbl'JHI) Mill I I'll' lll plM!l..l tlRlrt pit Hal i'f (I III V ! "d ! f Km Amu ii no IliMik i'"Miiiv a i n A Life ,tti t A Saved ORIENTAL HUM? riii mull ihnrlrr U AGAINST trail, Hint my rmwlutinn ton Itilpnitfil i HtemUMl til itimrwur. The Uvr" i hunt irtfi wot on ih tffmiml nf it Sixteen Months ol Awful Suffering wm Rpoki-- lr lh AltlMleiin lRfk h v Irw glnil a ihniiK" f rtimfiry, but MowrII, rRrtRl Haftl?, ntt (irlnlnr i "ti lh much num. Iinpiirlnni ground Ilniniti 1ilm.il lit nlniiti ilmtr" f"iu. IlltllMde iMKUmle Illkl . f v iMt, in lit MUlh, Hint lo Rrefpt ur t i RntfttRln mirh lis MHh IU )i ll((j, I., il i NEWS. Tlie reertit MOttfH (HI lto l'RVClMl CRI nil affor Ir nKnltiRt public Milry, nnd mill IniiL.tiiil, mrvi'in mill li m .'(!, .hate lwn npoHlhli for twiny w',iii MONOPOLY In entrr Into it ir nn to rtIoih jiiu nio In iliincr ..Mike join Mood Itflnft Klien uf 'or IorI which ort-du- 'lUMttnn nri IrhhI Kroiinito unto nml imir mrvn Rlnmuntiinco. j SPECIAL rI lr l.nn iKrinin. Am In the rcteMllnn uf I Sir bonk Intnl. Mr. Thiuimi II. I urIhIi nf Utlintiiuo, PCRH III Hir olllff nf Hid ijinrtmllt, h'ovr .South W.ili Atiitmlii, dtiiiils It WnR Ht ' ui BenttU Bench Ehow RlRtn! thftt IflWtlMK tllMt till l lutttr. Willi' till lllllllllltrlllll Leave I mm- - word 'Rlmll' In Hi. law bearing on Troops May , -- HKATTIiK, Wanh Jan. The Book Trust Scored by this mutter In to Iir clmngeil to "may. ImJnl beneh show of tho HorMr KrnnM If Hip legislature so fleets I OHlinut I! rpu, in Few Club will bo bold In this city m April I'l L A, Mott-Smit-h. liower. nny rrnson for tho SALE Peking lo II Tho dnlo wrr nrrntiKesI in ,lvf change nnlm!! the department Intonda t Portland nnd British Coluinb'i im to get rid of the book business. To I - lo Join with rimttln nn I Irin fltimniarlzc. nm In favor of do- Weeks. a circuit There two districts will ill trrmlnlng at once, In view of tins 0 l of tho Com-pa- n) Irnntto tin Ir show lo cimni wite lore WRITES ON THE QUESTION American Hook riii! the other after Seattle. Tiii'um i will s present contract, tho attitude not hold a bench show this )car of the ilepartment townrd tho term monopoly contracts. And secondly, ' .4 -- . IN THE I though I nppcnr to represent only my-- AGREEMENT llasoball Lunnuo East. LlK"lf ln ,nu minority, I nm heartily In TnI board tt tOtlCatlOruMinOrily in NRW YORK, Jan. !t -- A upe.-- l il lo favor of retaining the book busliicsi HANDS OF ALLIES in me oiuce oi inc iicpnrtmont. the World from Ilaltlmore siys. Favor of Dep&rtmefit , 13. A. MOTT-SMIT- I Ilni-'ljl- Tho rrotectlxo LpaRito of l Business. I 'l'la)ors Is apparently on the verge of Onineso Decree SiRnod. Fancy Emperor Wants To Return to His ju"1lt Ration The onicc or mi. or- - Knnlzitlon hao not been nblo to resist I'AIHS, Jan. 19.- -A dlspntch to the Ha- - you Ruilitcnljr taken cry Capital in the Near tlio alluring bait thrown out to them by Hdltor Advertiser Will klmll) ins Agency from I'eklne BayB l'rlnc wis lllnnd for thrco th Vnllntinl I.finmin miinnirpri weeks wns delirious mirly nil tlto tlnio, and allow me lo add a few remarks to the chlng and LI Hung Chang, In handing myliro utftile'pilrcd or. Tito dnetors Mid It Flower Future. 1 Advertiser's report of esterdayn Ule foreign Ministers the signed decree, wa blood jolwnlng. or in ui) long weeks I IS ENOUGH - Ipresentcd suHen d t lie most frlght'ill ngony : llio olson-ln- g 4 ONE TASTE meeting of the Commissioners of 1'ub- objections to Its articles ond nil Rittlnl In ono limb. I then went to lie Instruction. 'nsken ror another meeting to discuss Hjilncy llnvilfil, wliero dend plcics of bono The writer never hnil a tnsU of1 modifications. were taken from ni) leg. liut 1 grew weaker PEKING, Jun 16 (Dcla)id In trans- The Attorney Genernl's opinion on nnd I once je-ni-s weikcr, until could Inrdly nlo my Pots mission). note which nccompanlod rheumatism but about four hand. I then Uft tlto hopltal, believing I The was anil It me up and made the book lontract butlness contained by iiko It laid muit mirelydlc Then my i entile liuuglit me lie iiKriinunt UolixereU tho Chlnoso me groan foi six weeks Anil I am not two main points adverse to tho ac- ONCE MORE IN a bottle of ALL SIZES reltorate-- Oie ChlneBo prn)lng for any more. I can gut a ceptance of Mr. Gunn's offer First, objections nlready published, adding heart load now. Just by thinking how the department Is obliged by law to rw-u- 'FRISCO POLITICS licreto a request for tho lmmidlulo It felt Hut, oh, what a lot of folks maintain Its own depository of books; AYER'S of the public buildings and the toul cnteh It worse than I did second, the legal authority of the costeation of mllllar expeditions, the lleie is Mrs Annie Hill, she Is one commissioners to enter Into a contract is by Naptbul) Will Lonve Hero FOR ONE for a. definition of the limits uf tne of them. Or rather she wns. she which they bound themselves, for to enough In da)S. Her idea a term of )enis, to purchase all books Iujll3'-(riinu)ii- Sarsaparilla locations, also a desire for tho rvmoal light these Join is of talking of It is to cheer some other solely from the llBt of one publisher Is of tho trooiw as earl) as possible. sufferer and show him the way out open to serious duubt Faction. It did mo gondntonco. In all I used fifteen WEEK Tho German and Trench ollicl lis seem The opinion of the Attorney General bottlen. Without doubt It saved my life, even And we thank her for that It's tho pre- after sixteen months of suflerlng." imwl.so troops had been received and read at a Ending Saturday, February d to think It for the to leave proper feeling to our fel- Sars-iparl- hac towards vious meeting, at which I was not "Kelly and Crlmmlns ngaiu having Take Aycr's I'lllswlth the i. i'cklnjr for fccvcral months. The 1'ronch low -- travelers tlnough this vale of tears being coun present, nbsent from the Prepared b Dr. J. C. AyerCo , Lowell, Ma U. especially object to uli.it thoy call the and pains try At )esterdnys meeting I moved control of municipal, Judicial and legis , S. A. "cowardly behavior of other nations in "Some eight or ten )enis ago," sa)H Its adoption My motion was not sec- lative politics ln California, Ben Nap-thal- y onded. I then offered a resolution, not protecting tlie Chinese' Christians " Mrs Hill, "I was a perfect mart)r to Is called back to the scenes of his If which I had prepared yesterday morn- reason the) believe will lie rheumatism nnd indigestion As foimer political labors and will leave DOCTOR RAYMOND WlDimOnd&Co. that it the) were not enough for one poor wo ing, learning that at the meeting in jii.cesn.ir) to Keep tho troops, at lea't the afternoon a publishing house In- on the Zenlandla." man to bom, I often had frightful pains tended to submit an offer to contract 7 he English, Americaim Nap-tha- i) STILL LIMITED. another )eai. In the chest, with weakness all over m to supply books for five years to thp The above quotation Is fiom Mr. PRESIDENT. .tnd Hussl'ins seemlngl) ililnk a snttlu il body It wns awful, and I didn't know commissioners. This resolution, though 's own pen. He has been In this Importers of withdrawal can be made as soon im the was going to be-- to Gen-eial- 's what the end of It similar in impoit the Attorney city about a fortnight, coming here 11 river opens, about the beUnninr ol Now and then I was complete!) pios-trat- e opinion, was drafted by me on He ab not tien'tnied From CROCKERT, March tho morning of Its presentation before from I'llo, where he has spent the last tho lioitrd of GLASS AND HOUSE The Chinese arc anxious to have the We for a I evei saw the Attorney General's year. Health to na- hunted evei) where tuie, opinion I saw his opinion indemnities pa) able the diffeient I for the first Away in early of '9S of Huwaji. FURNISHING GOOD3, tions .adjudged before an International nnd tried medicines until the empt) time at the above mentioned nfternoon back the part A majority of the .Ministers bottles in the house rattled wherever meeting The lesolutlon Is ns follows: Ben came to Honolulu and announced committee. y Govcrn-tnen- ts ou put your out nil to no eailli-l- here seem to think that their hand Wheieas, It Is the sense of the his detei initiation to take up his nt Piesldent Kaymond of the Boaid of ma) make bepfrulu arrangements good. We spent mone) and spoiled of Public Instiuctlon that agents with China. The .Ministers will liold a hopis, and Hint's the story any contiact enteied Into by the residence ln this city, but the Health has not resigned, statements to Sole ln the Hawaiian charms of other Islands enticed him the contrary notwithstanding. Dr. Territory for Jewel Stoves, Gur-ne- y meeting shortl) to eonsidet tho next 'At last I saw an advertisement of of l'ubllc Instruction by Clcanable Refrigerators, j.tcp to be taken No formal uply will how Mothei Selgel's S)rup had cuied which the depnitment binds Itself fur away, and now he will once moru re- Raymond is at present on Maui enjoy- ex- Puritan Blue Flame Wlckless Oil bo Mitt to the Chinese objections, but ailm- i term of )euis to purchase books turn to San Francisco, vvheie he was a ing an outing and Is expected back be- a man of iheumatlsm and other Stoves, Primus Stoves, double-coate- d the) will be considered. clusively of, or conllne us choice or long 5. ents-Just like mine. He told me the piomlnent figure in politics foi, a fore February Granite Ironware. PEKING, Jan 10 (Delu)ed in tinns- - hooks exclusively to, the list of books vv 111 tnle himself, as I am telling this I will time. The vouchers of the Board be left mlbsion) Tho agreement was dcllveied published b) any one publisher is void open y plenlpoti ' ti v It so I s.iid to myself public policy, no Napthaly modestly describes himself until that date and It Is hoped he the ChlneBo ntlaries this as against and has in to evening, thus relieving tliK anxlet) of tho It tic ted splendidly and I kept on binding force upon the Commmlsslon-ei- s ns a Journalist and nttoine), and will return Honolulu in time to afilx vv I - in- each of these fields he has had a Ide his signature to the documents foreign envo)s, who had begun to fear with It until was entliely well It cui- of Public Instruction as being When The House Furnishing Goods tliat, la .spite of tho piomlsis made, indigestion consistent with the exercise of their aud Intel estlng experience. Tor more he assumed the presidency it was with ui mj iheumatlsm, m) and - Department Is on the second komothlng might occui to prevent dellv ni) llvei eomplnliit nil in n bunch illMMctlon with respect to the regula- than a quarter of a century he has Ilg- the express understanding that It be floor. Take the elevator. ery. is general feeling satis- tion of courses of study In Uheio a of Sometimes I bought the S)rup 1 the and control uied befoie the public Kilsco When known to the Board that he would be faction umong the forelgneis and troops and management of schools, as pro- he was only a boy he assisted the away from Honolulu from four to five Most of tho look anxloul) foiward half doen in order to get it a little vided b) statute, and as being Incon- lattei cheapei Chronicle In unearthing a tremendous weeks during January and February. to leaving China tills )iar Altnough no sistent with the oath made and enter- In orphan vvheie Upon orders have been received, tho Austia-- "I am an obi lesident of this dlstiut ed Into b) the Commissioners of Pub- scandal nn as)lum, thlsicondltlon the Board elected 4j( Hans expect to bo the llrst British tioops having livid here for the Inst llfty lic Instiuctlon on taking olllce. the Inmates were subjected to the most him. Nos 53, 65 and 67 King Street, says upon j to go, presumably as boon as tho llvei 1 am now sevent) -- live and in Now therefoie, resolved, that no Inhuman treatment. Secretary Wilcox that his )enis up Youngs HONOLULU. oiiens, which is usually during tho tlrst good health I am known fai nnd wide, (untinct tor the purclmse of books bo He was taken by tho De leaving Dr. Raymond said If the Board week of March. my husband and sons being in the entered Into heienfter by the Depart- and others and after learning the print- felt his absence would be injurious to of Kmperor Kvvang Su have ment of l'ubllc Instruction whereby friends fanning nnd dnlry on a fall -- ing business he eventually drifted into the Board he would resign. He was Informed the Russian Minister, M (1 industiles the department binds Itself for a term 1) huge I am never a the local loom of the dally papers As given to understand that this was not Clexs. tliat tho Cmneror deslreH to return scale without of jears to purchase books exclusive- necessary. botlli of Mother Selgel's S)rup in tin ly of, conllne Its exclusively a lawyer he has had his experiences, at all s bpecdily as possible to the capital and oi choice and some people were unkind enough will do so as soon as he Is assured that house Thele die I lenty of medicines to the list of books published by any the foreign troops will leave His Mnjes- - In, Australia, goodness knows, almost une publlshei. to say that he was too anxious to make money In busi- ty would like to start to Peking Imme sis thlek ns the rabbits used to be, but That tho Department of Public In- to flourish thnt line of t'S E KIDNEY PILLS diately after Tebruary 2id, when thu none, so fin as I know, to compute with struction hereafter confine Itself ex- ness Chlne&o New Year begins Tho jour- Selgel's S)rup." Mis Annie clusively to the purchase of books by Politics then claimed his attention ney will probably Mother foi tenders for the take six weeks Hill, ICiDugn, near Muswellbrook, N advertisement nnd In thnt line he found his forte, for Clarke's tiaiis-mlsslon- -- 1G in ). snme aid-heele- I'HKINU, Jan. Dela)ed Ben was able to meet the w rs Better:-- S V Sipt lilst, lS'l') Witness, A was secdnded. I Which is To Try aii Experiment, of 1'rinco Chlng wi)s he considers This resolution not half .way and iepny them In their own UTo Chinese request reasonable and feils Hatpin was then Informed that Mr. Gunn s PioOt By a Honolulu GitizeD's iurc that the United States will agree to "I have known Mrs Hill foi eight offer had been refused at a former lcoln - There Is n" loubt 1ut tn'u he win them us well as most of the other na- lent s Hei testimony to the vlitues meeting at which I was not nresent. be warmly welcomed by the politicians Experience ? At- - In of Blood. tions. of Mothei Selgel's S)iup can be im- - on the tlrst ground stnted In the in San Francisco who aie need opinion, be- - Something new Is an experiment. The question of Indemnlt),' sa)s plleltlv lulled upon. She Is altogether torney Geueial's that Is, 'just such sei vices as Napthaly can give c.ius-- e Is obliged Prince Chlng, "has two sides home of Incapable t making nny statement the department by.thpm. Must be proven tc be as represented. law to maintain Its own depository of -- uio allies nave commuted wanaio in a ithat , not Mtnm, the ,,()SPSt vestl Be successful at home or you doubt books. Foi this reason, and for the THE WORLD-FAME- BLOOD PURI lubiiiun unpaiaimcu in inn msioiy ui civ- gatlon C l.ir .. .1... .1... .. t i . 1...... ' ilization. Chinese merchants and prlvato J Spiutt, Auotloiuei ." leiiouii lime uie le'&uiuuuiii...t.. iiuu icluivcu CATTLE CONCERN it. FIER AND RESTORER, citizens assert valuables have been the Tunnels Association no second, I withdrew snme I then The manufacturer's statement Is not IS WARRANTED TO CLEAR THB thtt put the following motion. BLOOD from all Impurities from looted amounting to Immense sums, and convincing proof or merit. cause llwould not be unfait to take these large- Moved that It Is the sense of the STARTS AT HILO whatever arising. A Voico From Kohala. Commissioners of Public Instruction But tho endorsement of friends Is. For Scrofula. Scurvy. Eczema. Skin and ly Into conskleiHtlon when the fiuusllon Now, supposing you had a weak Blood Diseases, Blackheads, Pimples nrt of Inch untitles is discussed Kohala, Hawaii, Jan 23. that the interests of education In this Sores of all It Is never falling and enn bo by Ai ticks of association of the Halal back. kinds. a 'Tlen-Tsi- Peking and all the cities eounti) best subserved permanent cure, it Editor Advertiser: In traveling placing and maintaining the manage- Hill Company. Limited, of Hilo, Ha- - A lame, or aching one. Cures Old Sores. nd towns between have been absolutory around the Islands there ment, on stripped, whllo prlceliss treasures be- nie man) control, aud dtstilbutlon of Would you experiment on it ? Cures Sores tho Neck. signs visible of the awakening of the school bonks In the office of the I'e- - wall, 'have been filed with Treasuier Cures Sore Legs. longing to private Individuals have been - You will read of many Cures Blackhead or Pimples an tki confiscated Irrespective of all Ideas nf public mind to the comforts nnd con p.iitment of Public Instruction Lansing by the following lncorpora- Face. As this motion was not seconded, - cures, modem warfare. I feel conildent thnt veniences which lie to our hnnds nnd and tors. Heniy M. L)innn, David H Ly- far-awa- y Cures Scurvy. i But thoy como from places. the good feeling of the allies will nuiku only requiie a llttlo management It linlmr Hill Inml In 1.10 ttint nl n Cures Ulcers. that I aml Francis O Ljmiui of Chi 'ago, It's different when the endorsement Cures Blood and Skin Diseases. a duo allowance, and I look forwnid to public spirit m lho"-- ioimei meeting, held when was ,ln'm and 'li pait of I Cures Glandular Swellings. getting a satisfactory repl) to the ques- awa), the commissioners, in general Illinois, rredeiiek S L)man, Itufu A comes from home. In chargo to put within the icich cf Ulscussi - Always Clears the Blood from all Impure matti. tions we havo asked when wo meet every one. ?" ,sPrlnte- Lyman and Henr) J. Ljmiui of Hilo, remember, Trom whatever cause arising. 21 dent of Public Instiuctlon impres-- 1 Homo proof It Is a real specific for Gout and Rheu- envo)s Monda), January We - find L. Wilcox of Llhue, Kauai. endorsement is the that will then consider tho other points Unfortunately there are c.uei vvhrio sion that the) were In favoi of rellev- Emma backs every box of Doan s Backacho matic pains. a lnx,ty ot conscience nnd a want of Ing the olllce of the department of the li It removes the cause from the Blood Itussli and Germ my have reached tin The capital stock is divided into 'i,inv pm,, and Bones. agreement ns to tho terms on which t'tw ii;uubiii ur me rauuun in fei-- 1 caie and tumble of the book business, 420 shines of the par value ot $100 each, qw wir so report m ir' a Inton, of this city, says: As this Mlxturo is pleasant to the taste, railway is to bo transferred to the lat- - lows seem to bo the pilme facto". ln and he had flamed his to the ""d tno Is and warranted free from anything injuri- - .rt Mir. .. D l.rt t. "'MCIIIUI Wl I llSnt'U , ..,'"I was a long sufferer from backache, ous to .nLiilo , lilt' IVIIUlll), most of tf- ...v ..vnf .iu i.u., ll.om..fc ut. - ...... , creiiKinir ?"eln LnT,'?,LZ , , . ,i a. x . the delicate constitution Oct ..i..it " ., "'""K"1 "" ,ull np. ,,, Having open aiuiciea,.ij wun u iwoivo either sex, the Proprietors solicit suBcren Tho mans will assume absolute neonle of - - - " l'"A "" .mmul?s .,, f -- .. , lor . . r Kohala think thnt thev have IIH IIIIINI1HILT II I II rt mat- - - $500,000...... - n - n to give It i .... lNI niv rPfni in ti.i'" years. Taking ihln symptom of a trial to test Its value, control i nuuy, January ,wt. nm n grievance against the supei visor of .corpointlon Is to be fifty cars. ...,, ..... it ter. seeing THOUSANDS OF t...u. y,j h...... , ...u iiuu iv .n rnn M itAnnrlmflnl, 11.. hnen illcnnsnl T ...... i .1.. .. i.- - ... kidney trouble, and Doan's TESTIMONIALS OF WON- British ...., nl ..,.. JltLVU kt.C IIUU...irt..in..IIIUII J. LI1U JlllUL It is a Joint stock company ot limited the Is which ney .t Backacho Kidney Pills advertised as 'there a stone crusher, from opinion foi reas DERFUL S!i 17rno.it Mncnn Rnlnu tl.n llillld. Generals three liability originated ln accordance with being good complaints as CURES Minister, u ouId tnlllk tIint e ouK''t ,''1 hin0 ons It was the opinion of the legal of Teirltoiy of Hawaii, for such has rcouested that the meetlna the laws the mlno, I procured some of them at the FROM ALL i'Alli'S OF 'IHK WORLD. between the and plen- a prospect of good loads If not In 10- - lepresentntlvo of the government, for pilnclpal offices Hilo, Ha- envo)s the Chinese with tho nt Drug Co.'a up- ipotentiaries, which had been fixed for allty. mally asked and formally given; the waii. Tho purpose of the corpoiatlon Holllstor store. I found Clarke's Blood Mixture Is sold ln bottles, determination of a question of con- - on taking them that they were doing Zs Ikl each, and In cases containing six tomorrow, bo postponed until Tuesday In Whether it is from lack of sufficient UttMffitlftti rtf tvnti lo no Is to purchase and acquit o lands In to nfn iinnllnnni tn mo good, and was thereby encouraged times tha quantity, lis sufficient to effact order enable him to recclvo Instruc- funds or men thnt the mil board has ,,ny ns , tho Island of Hawaii and elsewhere, a permanent cure In the great majority u tomollow or 0I1 nny othpr long-standi- tions from tho Ilritish Government to keep on until now I am cured ot tho CHKM-IH- T failed to Improve tho condition of the dny, tho Issue raised b) Mr. Gunn's selling, Improving, managing, develop of cases By ALL CHINA'S GOOD .ackache the merl s of Doan s Da- - and PATENT MEDICINE VEND- FAITH ronds U not nppnrent to tho offer had not been decided on all its ,ng. mortgaging and disposing of lands. ORS throughout the world. Proprietors, 111 it. " .. ...-- -. - -- PICKING, Jan !ii Todav tho foielgn ers, but it Is a well known faet thit points Vm unlit nn rr nnttln mill a iock aim o THE LINCOLN AND MIDLAND COUN-TIE- discussed the report of tho Chi- proper ty in tho shape of n I messed tho motion to letnln the on- - ly shown'"win my case, ana i recommena DRUG COMPANY, Lincoln, Eng. ino)s Government transacting other laiich business, land. Trade nes plenipotentiaries, especiallv In the stone has been some time c("itrol anil management of school-- 1 , , them to other sufferers." mark "BLOOD MIXTURE? matter of punishments, crusher for nCricuitUrnl nuisults and eximptej In use plant purposes ' ' ' . '" Doan's Uackache Kidney Pills ai- - Tsl Lien and Tsl Wing as being active for ntlon - " Tho stock ns now subscribed is as CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE. lus some ,..,,. t.V "'ViTM,.,... , .... Henry M. Lyman. G9 shares, ways nave tno picture ot a. ieai ou iuo guilty than tho others. The reply to tho The 'wretched condition of nans utn, ,;,;i, :.". follows: ... 1.1 ... CD wrapper. nnMla Iln.l...mvm Chinese note will be delivered Thursd iv of roads in Kolinla district during the thioiighout tho school s)stem Is betteriEmma L. Wilcox shares; David H. ill uaniui. ivi wuim CAUTION. Purchasers of Clarke't will emphasize the noint thnt tin. nutumn mnkes It n tiblo to nnd C9: O. Lyman. G9. ache Kidney Pills ask for the kind Clarko's Blood Mixture should see It rnlus of last mitter usceituiu sunnlv the wnntu Lvmnn. Francis thoy get genuine that ulgnlng of tho agreement will be without of opinion among those residing hero f scholars than nny othei concern or Frederick S. Lyman, "0, Rufils A. Ly- - which cured Mf. Swinton, and see that the article. Worthless goou Imitations and substitutes are sometime laiuo unless rami is shown h) nets. that It would bo more pleasing nnd ben- - concerns it can buy books from the mnn, TO. Henry J. Lyninn. 2. Levi C tho leaf Is on the wrapper. palmed oft by unprincipled and that It will bo nbsolulely imb,lsllers ut t,le ns vendors. Tha useless to to Bal" discount t,ra'nn - Kidney PIUs are words "Lincoln and Midland expect eflctnl the tnxmvcrs to ' Doan's Backacho Counties tho removal of tho troops or con- - "lllel concerns, but will not. as other by storekeepers Drug Company. Lincoln. England," am cessions upon crnmLIU "" for GoJnml - sold all chemists and f.m?rn.'ve.a tn tho part of the allies until ' me nUely to llo se tno Government stamp, and pu I P'P" 00llcels CO $2.50, or China COIlClUsivcIv In- - poses at cents per box, six boxes "Clarke's World Famed Blood Mixture' lirmm bur ran.l same at profit. The s) stent, though NATURE'S AVAY blown In tentlons. --. It is to be hoped that In the nin fu unliiue. is a success here, tin, nnlv dlf-- will bo mailed on recolpt of price by the bottle, WITHOUT WHICH Mineral concoctions nro dnugcrous NONE ARE GENUINE. ALLIKS .MAY GO tUre tlle road bonr1 nln ue "9 zealous llculty appearing to lie In a scarcity the Holllster Drug Co., Honolulu, AFTPR EMPCHOlt heal- TIEN-Tfii- tno imprests of the community as of clerks In the olilco of tho depart- - Nature never designed them for wholesalo ngentB for the Hawaiian v Jin " it i ifor ii ot U,B ,,,a,,tat,on8 ,n th,s re- - n,wi? ing mnn Trout time immemorial Islands. Castle & Cooke, Ltd. .. .. was man's bonier was purelv vegetable; 23s ...u UM..B.MV..W.hjf.; UUIIU1UU1I1 zrv to havo there?,"d'odcommissioners decide once and from tlmo to this, HONOLULU. early next month an expedition will ba o.vi: is inti3hi:stj:d that nature's LA organlzod that for all tho question of entering Into unfailing remedy for rheumatism, nnd DANGUH OF COLDS AND to bring Emperor Kkunij Hu - u monopoly na Prince Tuan to Peking. term contrnct, whether to kindred dlsent.es, was the same as that GRIPPU. Commission Merchants. RURNHAMS COMPLIMHNT FROM i linos,' or put chase exclusively of one found iu Kicknpno Indian Oil Is EVACUATE It The greatest danger from cnldB and HUT publisher, whether tho same wns sub- nature's remedy, and acts as niiiuiy fu i , TIEN-TSL- DOI1S. i.. neu-- SUGAR FACTORS. mitted by the American Hook Compa-ti- ) nature'. It drives away pain, kills the la Krlppe their resulting I l I) LONDON, Jan. 23 J,r- - Hurnhnin, the American scout, O Heath & Co., or nny publlsh- dread rheumatism, and restores tho !.,usim." V.'"k n"f.e',' -- AGENTS KO- R- troops "Tho Russian 'm,i'.,f and "??.'" evacuated Tlen-Tsl- n Sunday,' who wus on tho start of Lurd Roberts, ei and let the public know by dis- weakened tissue It is mnde tho same " r..' The I3wa Plantation Co. m Hon In so itenudv taken, ull danger Will bo r,10"r"ln correspondent ot tha recently received a letter from tlie tinct linportnm an Issue as tho Indians made It centuries ago, : Walalua Agricultural Co., uflrt ii us this, that hereafter tho commission- nut of roots, barks, herbs, gums, avoided. Among tho tens of thousands The U4 "i,m. 1.2Iiri?,f.Fatur'lay' Janua'-- th, Hrltlsli commander testifying that, in used remedy for The Kohala Sugar Co. wer BUUlleniy re- - ers intended to buy books in an open leaves, gathered have this these ".7...... ,la nlt.lnt,... .,n.w w...- -...... mnn rimlil ..lmv.. from nature's unerr IihoillHoiitn-- culled '""' V nllir - by we havo, yet to leitru of a The Walmea Sugar Mill Co. .."""here." ... market advertisement for tenders. Ing laboratory im record for cures ...... ,.. . performed the services rendered by and from such Is ""'K'0 cnl,, resuueu in pneu- - The Koloa Agricultural Oo. tenders choosn tho best unn.irnlleled lleforn civilized man n,,,nla- Mr. Durnhnm, "servlci'H requiring such book submitted, whatever tho price, or mi hen d of It natives - "'h"ow" conclusively that The Fulton Iron Worki, BU Louli, Tho Liverpool I U - Lost. peculiar tialnltig. skill, courage and whinner the publisher mlubt be. is Mid'alnen I Mil ,l ''' Preventive of that dan- it luan U.A I ",'l" Ma PHILADELPHIA. Jan, rava fear kndurauce." within the power of tho cnmmlsslonern hakmiwu' , "calory' !" 'l0"'' ' The Standard Oil Co. ' or III Knpi-- ill umo the to iidopt n certain book n nf Olires bus beenmo vnliimliini. Nn nth.,.- - . nwuch less for safety of the llrltlih ship Liver- - ' for term - . i ,., I...... m i tintri r I u !. The Qeorge P. Ulako Btoam Pump. pool inrH hut a miii'ki on mines ns lo tho :.. ,.ii,. i in iivun aro entertained. Bli salld from The Independent charter provides nilnpi of a pause P ' ' y Hen Weston's Centrlfugul. in publisher for a term of Kicknpno Indlnn Oil Is nature'" ""' "J ''..T'lc "A "N Now England I this port on August SJ last fur lllojo, llml " nf "10 duties of the county earr ri'iiifdy and nature of It "" Th Mutual Lit stands buck --'U,f'' auranee Co. ot DoMoa. japan, a day or two ago a premium sheriff would be to provide lists of all Hub cilint 'y pfier the discussion Vnllr .Irilifi.lm Ln. It am .. ...I It. In- - oo J I'mcticlriK In which - g. Tha Aetna Ituumace Oo was paid on her Insurance. The live, .!" ",!!'U"'Iet0"rM tiok plnre on the above, a con- slut on ttlng theVnulno Klckapno Andre MissuBer. tondunor of tint Fire Is IU onr, V uVnih '"v V uiht n uitinitii'ti RinonK oiiitr iiuiinn i'n liniiron lirtlg rompnny )prra leiniiiiuo at ruin, hat uifii railed Hartford. Conn. IkwI feet tain ii " ,','...' nju I ! fit ,:;,',;,;,'' . I torute hold Hint , . ..". ' "' " II WAS Ilgenis I'V In ICIiHiipro Induiti ReuP1 Iindon lo tfe illrn cf the KM.ii The Alllancf Aunnce ol U Ot n feel tirarllriillu.- --...J.' "' ".'". ""'." '" loiiilllliloners C. ' niimi'i' wm bi"' i ??"":mm itM iiuu oiTrr or nny ofTern Ilko It which ' ill" pern at Covcnt Qaruen. 'don. j r HAWAIIAN (lA'.KTTK !MMI)Y, KttHM AUY 1 Hint HKMIWKttiaY

limlon Frrtnont, yr! tUlm for ron '..MM" CO. HtiPP & i Mi inkrn r tho UomntneM liAl Ittn J. CI prndlnif ft--f thlttf I'M' Whs owhmI J BOARD OF trii'My at Point fln Jour, in wlmt '" ROOSEVELT pew tlic I'fMltllo of Pun Prmielsro, o which roil her 111.00 nivl upon whirh u tk una ttindr littr-ra-t Fluent of II0.( Pur. rH ulpctifntly mud Included the a. I mirt within the Prrnlrilo trMMfttlen nhd EDCATON title wan taken front hrr. Mrs, I'rtmotit UP ft TREE In now shout 0 jonrn of srb nnd prnctt 1 The Only mlly pcmillfM, The bill providing for rrlmliiirsrmmt will be pushed In both the illoujo and Senate, slid with Hi hope of T 'pns'ltiK It at this rxHon, Is by One in Book Contract Talked Pursued Hungry Va London nnd Olobo. o of Yesterday, LONDON, Jnn, 19,-- Tho petition recent. Wolves, Ily presented for tho compulsory winding Stock i !up Ixtidon nnd a of tho affair of tho P i Olobo rinnnce Corporation, Limited, has a. LADIES' DHEHSINO MlUIlOIt, been withdrawn nnd the court has order-'e- d C very lintiilnoiiie article, with H ATTACK oFlE TRUST the oluntnry winding up of the com-'pnio- 's ANOTHER NARROW ESCAPE : glided frame Just wlmt Is need- - c nffnlrs to proceed undir the sii. .rd by a Indies' tnllor. Price ex-- o pccNlnlon of the court. "7 trcmely cheap. - O Certificates To Be Issued To Teach- Patients Improving. Rescued After Remaining Four Hours o WASHINGTON. Jnn. 19,-- Tho President Mahogany ers Receiving Highest Is reported to be steadily regaining the in tho Cold of a Colorado a around lost during his recent Illness and Qu Percentage, Is slowly assuming tho full measure of Night. Ca,binets his otllclal functions, secretary uooi is C For music sheets! finest plnno D stntcd to be improving, nnd so nlso Is X Mulsh, The Hoard of Indication held an In- Admiral Dewey. MEEKEU, Colo., Jan. IS. Colonel The ever s teresting session yeBterdny afternoon HooseVelt unjojed a parallel for his Sou Till! latj: OSOAIt 1IOO.. welcome. fit which the question of books and the Juan experience lust evening, the chief I l'robMr thti limit hpHoi'h rli irgc ever lnld nttticdoitra nf (lie nutinn military acultMiiy ARMY BILL I IVnn-tjltnn- hook trust were the main questions at THE difference being thnt In this ense the U thnt mija by tlm f itlifr nf the lie 0e ir llooz. Yimiig Ilouz died nt Ii t t linnin in u Reclining Issue. Mr. Hodgson, representative of n n'lort titue m;o, nnd it i mtil tlint ni liii IIIiickh iienrxil tlm fiitnl nilniiniitlnn lm doughty Hough ltlder wus the subject U III Itml the book concern of D. C. Heath & IS COMPLETED, confessed to ti ircntH il tlin rmuu nf hit mill uly wii Iw7.ini: lie liwn nntij cti it Company, appeared before meeting of uttack und not the aggressor. For to on entering Wot Point tnnjoani ip. Uo B.iiil lio win rimpelloil tu Ktnllin n mixture 0. Chair 7 the of red and ntlicr powfrfnl coiiditiichtu nt tlm point nf n l txil Tlin O and submitted a typewritten proposi- four hours he wns kept In a tree by u wwht joimg 3; with ndjustnbio back; In hnrd "O WASHINGTON, Jan. 18. Just before man dfeu of eniHiiiiiiition, ulneli lngin in liii tlinmt, mill, it it nil u ii indnei'd by lliu wood or wicker. tion to supply school books for the pack of hungry woHes, finally condition brought on by tlm tull lm na vompnllcd to suulloit West Point. 2 6 disposed of until X coming year. Mr. Hodgson proposed to o'clock todny the Senate lit.lti ntrlioil In ntlint immilinru nf tlm thu nrmy reorganization bill. The . , " 7 . , . , . I supply school books of every class and nuniing puny, w nu nuu ueen ueuruiung T O description In use In public school sys- mensure having originated in the Sen- Hunker, who snld no weighs about 2U0 'Rugs O question was not upon Its for him for two hours. tems and to grant the usual discounts ate, the flrihl The weather turned colder nt Key WEST POINT pounds nnd measures live feet eleven nnd A full line nt the lowest prices Sen- a quarter only hnv-J- -l 111 f. o. b. San Francisco or place of ship- passage but upon agreeing to the Wednesday night, which Inches, remembered town. ate amendments. They were ngreed to stone ranch AVIJV IVIFT'HirirC '" hazed two men who were his equnl O ment to the Islands. led Guide Holt to prophesy the appear- - 1TIL1 in nhjslque. The Plcbes whom ho U The Board was represented by Super- by a vote of 43 to 23. While party lines llrtlllVJ llJUJ. other mensure, mice of wolves among the stock that jhnzed woro smnll men. Ho hnd never 8 intendent Atkinson, Professor Alexan- were drawn upon the four J 'cngnged principal -- Lind- night. Yesterday afternoon Colonel In fights either ns or o Portiere a der, II. M. von Holt, K. A. Mott-Smlt- Democrats voted for it Senators How assistant, lmzing repertoire McLnughlln of Roosevelt wandered out alone In the the Officers and Gentlemen nis a. Mrs. W. "W. Hall and Mrs. U. "W. Jor- say of Kentucky, South hope shooting something sup- rat n or limited ns no connncil iilniscir to Sul-llvn- n of before Ibraclng, o Divans dan. Inspector General Gibson and Carolina, Morgan of Alabama and per. espied Hon at- Are Trained at the uinklng men sing out their wnsh Mississippi Hoar of He a small and, in to popular nlrs, rldo broomsticks, X BIO VARIETY (of the best for Secretary Itodgers were also present. of Senator tempting to creep up on It, lists ; the money) ci lost hlsj Academy. stnnd on tliolr bends nnd chnrgo spin-tow- s A few minor mntters ot routine busi- Massachusetts, who was detained at ns O by Illness, was paired against healings dnikness wns falling. He with fixed bayonets. ness occupied the early attention of fthe Ills home vainly attempted to retrace his steps, . bill with Senator Spooner of Wis commlt-pare- nt Board. The report of the Committee the end peril of his position became np- - WKST POINT, Jan. 19.-- Th0 consin. the Tho Ctinviiliur Irwin, o Furniture on Examinations was submitted and to him ns he heard long, Iteo nppolnted by the House of Repre-melancho- ly Thu bill has occupied practically the the a: acted upon. The Board voted that cer- howl ot a wolf behind him, Sentativcs to linestlgnte the subject of Hon. Win. a. Ii win of Hawaii is be issued to those receiving the entire attention of the Senate since the Coverings o tificates followed by otheis. He soon became hn2,lng nt tll0 MUtarv Academy, expects among the fortunate ones who hnve highest percentages In accordance with 3d of January, when It was made the L j Trimmings to mntch. T unfinished business. While the opposi awaie that a pack of fully a bundled t u u, t taW ot t ,,. ieeelod the decointlon of the Legion the report. There was a shifting about was at his heels. .. of Honor with the rank ot chevalier In O fc mar-ilag- to nil stages was vigorous, It tonight, Is of teachers through resignations, tion it nt Colonel Hi oil niony bV but more X never was bitter. Numerous amend- boveral times tit nt tlic tmm ke, Umt lllQ 8e8slolm mn. bo held connection with their woik nt tho and other means by which it was approaching horde, but a tempoiary World's Fair. As Mr. Irwin wns fre- Uholstering. g necessary fill so ments were made to it but In general t Mondayi ll8 several' witnesses luue to the vacancies stay was all he gained, and his shots to bo Tho Congressmen quently decornted (lining tho days ot ALL, KINDS OF caused. the committee was sustained and the Jet examined. REPAIRING. exception of the attracted no attention from his friends nro anxious to get awny from West the Hawaiian monnichy his collection i Mr. Hodgson was glen the piivllege mensuie, with the becoming reasons they will of the canteen clause, is not The hungry animals were Point for business and of oideis nnd mediils must bo one of of making the proposition of his house elimination emboldened nnd several jumped at the Ido their utmost to finish up, so that they ex- widely fiom leported to considerable value. and explained It to the Board. He different that but were off. Shooting can return to Washington tomorrow. hunter diiven morn- - hibited a number of books and discuss- the Senate. opportun- - T1,e nr V 'tnc,ss "e(i H'ls ngain, the Colonel seized the A 1 Hopp I' Co Mott-Smlt- was today ,e"! r Mns-- lt A' DO IN CASE OF AN & h A determined effort made lnB wns Cadet TO J. -- ed their superiority. Mr. oi "shlnninc un" n. tnll pine while o ed- to amend the bill so ns to provide 8llchusetts wll0 lg n,Pmler of thu pies- - spoke In favor of the departmentof the pack devoured their dead comrade, EMERGENCY, I n ucation submitting to the endorsement against tho sale of liquor In the Philip- Lt tnird cIas3. Last night some of tho pines nnd prohibit the Importation of but in doing so his cartrldKe belt was iiel)eg told tho committee thnt Bunker What would you tin if taken with LEADING FURNITURE of the Attorney General and agreeing tn-- any of into the islands, torn from his waist by the stub of a imi braced them nnd given toisisi-- colic or cholcm morbus when your that the department should supply kind intoxicants gun 'sauce encampment sum- - Is awny home und tho but It was defeated. limb and dropped to the ground, his during the lust physician from DhALERS. books as the Board Is doing at present. belng lost also In the attempt to regain roer. drug stoics nte closed? After one such ? Mott-Smlth- speech dur- There was no second to Mr. 's A notable was delivered Ono ot them, Cadet Dillon su'd thnt ho emeigeiicv von will nlwnys keep Cham-bo- i I ing the day by Hale ot Maine, who, the belt proposition nnd a member said There 'wns no time to descend, ns the ?ns compelled by Bunlt.r to swallow Iain's Colic, Cholcm nnd Dlnrrhoea while opposing the inciense in the u. 11 wi um Remedy In your home, but why wait o it would he time to cross the bridge pack was now surrounding the tree i ironi nan iu itiiBpuuium strength of the army, stated cogently MillKJC, K Vli 111 III 111 V ii jj D1JW.I1, VI horse Is stolen before you when yie Board came to It. large numbers, eyes gleaming I lit until the opinion ot one of his reasons for supporting the bill. their Is about the size of a dessert spoon. lock the stable' Foi sale by Benson, King andiBethel Sts. In the the members fiercely In the dnikness His having In & there seems no likelihood of the Board Every effort to prevent the inciense In Bunker acknowledged need Smith Co, Ltd strength of the nrmy was defeated yet lemained and Roosevelt en- some of the Plebes but denied ever ha a. making a wholesale book contract. Mr. the more diops ot by a decisive majority. As the bill orig- joyed the melancholy amusement of lug given than fifteen HIvefl are a torm-in- t to the o Gunn, representing the book trust, killing n of his foes in snuco to any one, nnd wlum Jud-r- Smith terrible 4 ago es- inated In the Senate, It will go directly lew voracious llttlo folks, and to some older one x made an offer two months to safety. Fortunately he was beyond the confronted him with Dillon's testimony, tablish an agency here. The matter to the conference committee appointed tho witness said bo did not recollect ov r Doono's Ointment never falls, limiant by the two branches of Congiess leaps of the more daring wolves, who lnrge quniitlt to and portntjiont euro. At snj i wan submitted to the Attorney General snapping viciously him having given such a relief, de- spiang, nt any Plebe. chemist's, 50 cents. J. & nnd he took the ground that the on, help did Dillon or other HOPP CO. J. HOPP A CI partment own sup- Darkness tame and still should purchase its not arrive. jelled he was ply of school books, nnd the matter was BISHOP WILLIS ON . He until promptly dropped. The contract of the hoarse, but there was no reply, nnd the next cold soon began to benumb him. His American Book Company expires LIVE QUESTION apprised him had month. It Is stated that the Legisla- 1HE watch that four hours SHOES Metropolitan been passed in the tree, when shouts OUR $4.50 ture mar pass a law requiring that the ture may pass a law requiring the were heard and his comrades, with Editor Adveitiser Your paper this guns and torches, nppeared and soon "yiTii Heavy Soles . . . whole matter of the supply of school morning contains an anonymous letter, .... Meat Company books should go outside of the depart- dispersed the pack nnd nsslsted the purporting to be an answer to an ti- half-fioze- n to ment of education. ai statesman descend from Are just tho right kind of SHOES for de In the Diocesan Magazine. As the his perilous position and return to the NO. 507 KING ST. great majority ot your readers have ranch for supper nnd sleep. not seen that article, may I ask you WEAR. JAPANESE TALK to give them the opportunity of pe- RAINY WEATHER HONOLULU, H. I. rusing it in your columns, that they may the better appreciate the attack CHILEANS AS,. , .OF FIRE CLAIMS now made upon It. For this purpose 4 THEY ARE IN I enclose a copy of the said article, which I may observe is a criticism of LAND PIRATES eLF. Several prominent Japanese met lost the memorandum of the S. P. C, which And either Blaok or Ian. Shipping and evening at the Japanese Club rooms on has already been published in jour col- Familj Vineyard street to discuss plans for a umns. They Ask Other Nations to Japanese mass meeting relative to the With regard to this morning's letter fire claims arising from the sanitary I have only one or two lemarks to Help Them Steal Batchers. (lies brought about last by the make: jear 1. By fearing to come out Into the Bolivia. Board of Health. open The date of the meeting has not been und llrlng from behind the rock NAVY CONTRACTORS. of a nom de plume, the w liter makes NEW YOllK, Jan. IS. A specUl to tho established but it is scheduled for a it evident that he has not the courage date In the near future. A concensus of his oplnftms. Ilernld from Washington sajs: lnfoi illa- opinion will be regard- tion has been received from an olllclal MfflSgnnS of then reached 2. The principal question he asks, ing the attitude of the Japanese to- viz, whethei this diocese is an inde- quurtcr that Chllo recently submitted tho G. J. WALLER, Manager. ward their unpaid claims. pendent See or merely an oidlnary astounding proposition to four other V diocese, is absolutely meaningless. The South American governments to divide MAKE GOOD REPORT. distinction is unknown in ecclesiastical polity. In chuich calendars the dis- Bolivia between them. Peiu promptly KaJflf MDAlV tinction is between "provincial" and rejected the offer, and ns a mark of its Highest Market Rates paid fw Board of Health Effect a Big Sav- "independent." This diocese not being displeasure Hides, Skins and Tallow. a province always been requested Chile to withdraw ing In ExponBO. in has classed her Minister, Custodio Vlcuno. Tho atti- j?,:7:gJ f I Purveyors to Oceanic and Pac! In the Independent group. '' 0 & I tude of Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay iftai III fill Mali StoamBhlp Companies. The report of the Massachusetts 3. The Ignorance thus displayed ot no expec- of 1899, cannot bo learned, but thero is State Board Health for hau flkst principles, is further exhibited in tation, In view of tho emphatic refusal been added to the Hawaiian Supreme tlie abortive attempt to make It appear steps Court library. Exhaustive reports of that the Bishop of Honolulu's jurisdic- of Peiu, that will bo taken in lino Is bish- with tho Chilean proposal. the board's work are set forth. In tion limited in a way no other Is the food and drug Inspection, op's jurisdiction Is, ever was Bolivia a weak nation and could Form No. 1 150. the total or limited. not possibly resist the attack ot the number of samples examined during The ci own of England, In giving per- troops any one the year ending September 30, 1899, mission to the Archblbhop of Canter- of of the nations named, was 9,802, exam- - except possibly Parnguay, much lois CABLE and the total number bury to consecrate a bishop for a MESSAGE Inert since the beginning of the work country outside the British empire, can the united strength of the several gov- In 18S3, was 107,392. only tnkc cognizance of British sub- ernments named. It Is believed hero that THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY. The expense of the collection and jects residing in such country. But Chile's proposal to partition Bolivia is analysis been $2.26 sup- duo to her desire to end the alliance be- has reduced from weie it the case, ns the writer tween country INCORPORATED per sample In 1883, to 1.15 in 1899. The poses, that Episcopal jurisdiction con- that and Peru, in order, Mlimlior nf nrnaonlitlnnu nt nffnmlup In ' ferred by consecration is subject to this it is said, that slio may formally take 1899 was 47, of 45 re- purpose possession of the provinces of lacna and which number limitation, the for which the Arlca. sulted In conviction. In nearly every permission wns given would be defeat- NUMHIIK Instance It nppears that marked Im- ed. SUNT HY llliO'I) HY NO. OK WOltDS FKOM provement has taken place Blnce the 4, As a voluntary association the 15 Che Ln food and drug laws were first enacted, Anglican church In Hawaii is in ex- DUKE OF BROGUE Paris, and have been regularly and aystem-Htlcall- y actly the same position na every other enforced. . diocese of the Anglican communion in HIS . the United States nnd the Colonies. ON DEATHBED Q71WEBT VANIBUREN ST. Llfo in St. Louie. 5. While the writer appears nt the received at Aug. lat, 1900. outset to bo presenting a sincere dis- ST. LOUIS. Jan. 19. Herman Schrleber, quisition on the subject, the personali- l'ARIS, Jan. 19. Tho Duke of Uroglle, a wealthy banker of Bed 111., Bud, has ties in which ho, later on, Indulges, the famous Trench statesman, who hus invoked the aid of St. Louts detectives plainly reveal n very different spirit. "MichBtove," and postal Inspector In bringing to jus- cover been seriously HI for some time past, was Arrows are shot from behind his 2 Detroit-Chicag- o, U. tice the person who wrote a letter in the form of statements for the truth still alive at o'clock this afternoon but S. A. threatening to blow up his home with of which he cannot produco any tittle Ills death is momentarily expected.. dynamite unless ho delivered to them of evidence. That he finds it necessary The Duke of IJrogllo, statesman ami Garland" Stoves and Ranges t.'.GOO. LaBt Monday Mr. Schrieber re- to resort to this mode ot attack Is a author, uus born In Paris June II, lb"i. have been awarded the First Prize at ceived a letter bearing the Bed Bud post- convincing proof lie finds po- Having kept aloof from public Slf dur- that the ing thu second empire, he was appointed mark. He was told that If on a certain sition taken in my article to be In- PariB Exposition, over World. one-ha- the night he did not place J2.600, lf In capable of direct assault. Minister to England by M. Thiers In 1S71; all silver and the. other half in gold, in a ALFRED WILLIS. became Minister of Foreign Affairs un. WILTSIE F. WOLFE ' buggy and drive to a certain place where January 29, 1901. dvr MacMuhon In 1873.74; Minister of Jus he would find a white lantern, and tice in 1877; but his exertions in benalt there deposit the money, his home would of tho constitutional monarchy ended be blown up with dynamite. The ad- Laughod at Locksmiths. with the downfall of MacMahon. JJe has .Expert in .he Department of Heating and Ventil- - on mailed several days u r.ttcti many historical works. dress a letter A wedding between Miss Etne-Iln- e luter at tho Bed Bud poatolllce, by an secret unknown man, who hud been under sus- Brown nnd Mr. Norman Lyman, ation for the Commissioner General of the U. S. picion, was compared with that received botl of Hllo, took place a short time Boers Routed. by Banker Bchricber. Both were appar- ago while the parents of the bride wore LONDON, Jan. 18. General Kitchener, ently written by tho same person. De- visiting Mrs. Irene Brown In Honolulu. telegraphing from Pretoria today, lays to the PariB Exposition of 1900. . tectives on tho case followed the letter, Tho young peoplo nro at Hllo awaiting Colonel Orey, with New SSealandora and which was delivered in East Ht. Louis, the return of the parents of tho young bukhmen, have vigorously attacked the but they wcro not allowed to see the wife blessing, enemy ilKht miles west of Vcntorsburg, - to receive their Mrs. innlcMs. Mr, Bchrleber has been ad- Lyman came to Honolulu with her completely routing 100 Doers. General proceedings limlgnlll-ca- nt Inert to Institute in the nnd quietly sllpied Kitchener adds details of the Mate courts of Illinois. father and mother casiialtlea of both forces, and con- hack to Hllo nn the steamer Claudlne tinues' "Colvlle'n mobile column was at- to meet her husband. north of Btunderton January 17th Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd. To Hvliavo Mrs. Fremont. tacked ty u. concentration of thu enemy, who Agents for thu Territory of Hawaii. WABIIINQTON, Jan, Hard Hnmpson muy bo made u Vice Ailinlr were driven orf with severe lo. our and Itepwentatlve Kahn wo In charge ;nl. Beeretary Long advocates rwvlvlnj; raaunltk'M were fifteen wounded and one oC the bill for the roller of Mrs, Jeulo ' tho grad. killed " imvMiw iMMi-rri'- ' vmuw imsmmwuv t, stiot hkmi mi:ici.y.

. i tn I r t n A l I I HONOLULILSTOCK EXGHANGC. lllnl.NL'b t. .HI) I i n i I ' ii I l ' . V i tymmiinii I i i I 1 i ti i II Ki i t Itonoiiilu Jntiuufy SI l Actions the 5nettr. . of Just HAWAIIAN! '' II 1 Hktio-i- ah I I f T I.I. A tili'KBY. Atliitnry t iaw.m.'I M1 Mb ii In, li Hip 4j..M II.mm.iu.1.11 v, u. in. Honolulu, l roMoft1t of Honolulu. (ivriiin'i Ml tivinif in. KnUrrd thr r tup t liilml, I tnr tl NAMKUr HTUt'k Hid v Smell II I. Kiik unit HMhtl Mr. II I'MOtm MMirr Munnit innt intf l'iHUt Vl Sweet' T, ilM bwiriliH M Wll. hnt twilly """ft"" 'o h MMMf- - IHII llin ' ' HAVUJ'KLli A CO, -- Orncral BBMI -- WEEKLY. rhmien fer ndlifiE furtrinfi Ofnf tit, ft III' if A ilal for Um WHmttlpTnHOH if th inc fragrance CommlMiun AKnt, Quten Ht. Mono IH8UK1) TUKH1AH AMI KKIHA)8 BILLS. till MhOlHtll. Thf-t- r MhoiiRh oltw ready mM (1. llicwef A Vn 1.0101 l( It A A nnd WALTER 0. SMITH, EDITOR. thn Iff xlimilil ii mftr got Hm Hlnjfi , lror which can be tn a per t CommlMlnn Mrrchnntii, Honolulu, Ha llou-- lull lilt ttliirlnnci of tin roll found H'UH-IUITIO- Kn uritilan lulnmls. UATKtil tnilllriy plrll(i Iim Hum far Wti tli Vi.a r.fi -- ll.ttlf. 7i,WU son whose blood is impure, puimMiiur Mwk "Jlirri? In il (to1 J Vrft Month...... i. Many Sub Ports tltlfe nntl flw. AKIIrtlltUri.1 &p,VH I WKMH ft COfKi;-(liul- irt l.weri, P. hre.-xf- Vsii Mouth, Formon Jfcllun to tin) bill, lull there him Iwpi I'lim ill Hu. I o 241? W) nnd tuhoxc. cverv i I, lioMey. C. M. Cooke.)- - InipiirterR and O.IH OJU.IV!) VfM Yeah, i n mo fettling iignlnM llici ex put.) whlrh. HftnklltnBiiRtrll, Co J IcAlem In lumber nn 1 imlldlmt inate-Tnl- fl. (IUI o ttuwn Yeah, KollklllN lldtt ims-Mir- will cMliill at in x Hino, iioniime ..... onicp. 4H I'ort Ht. llntinkmi . 'M''i SPC& of internal troubles. Be ri ii ', Parable invariably In AdranM. May Now The of the Pnolllc Count lUlku. tm,vr ltM will lc put li"lilliil tlio iiieunnr", J,(0J ' 5 s HUBTACK.-Wholen- nle anJ r.e'nll Oro-er- r, Kitiuktl ...... Hood barsaparilla purifies, 1IH. plan-nllo- n I" S 2" King St., Tel lly, A. W. PBAI190N, mill It it i nil Hint them will by a mute KftinMaHUR Co. 1. 1. ii tavA t2 Par rial accretion of Hrpiiglli whin thp full " I'ald up tujvw enriches and snips' stores itupphed on short MtulnofU MnnnRcr 1.UUI.0U) vitdlizcs and the n, tlce. New goods by every steamer. Made. font) uf tint Western rs Is In wotklng Klhel I'Uu Cn.U u.'i 1,W0,VM Ordora from the other Islands faithfully onlir. , " l'ld op U'i blood, gives a good appetite i Kliixliuhi .. ,. i IIAJ UJU 1 1', utcuted. DAY pnimuAiir ' I PIU Kninn . ., ,, . 3u),nj loo 17 the weak strong. -- Koiih MUBr Co 6ou,ooo ioo W and makes ONHOUDATlfl) BODA 'WAThlt GEAR All'AUKa WILCOX i i ' Run Down "My husband was run VYOHKB CO., Ltd. nsplanade, Cor. CABLE BILL WILL MmitiftleiH C(i., Am lat.ooo I ioo I Fort and Allen BIb Ilolllster fr Co., QUEEN AND KING. 100,000 dawn in And out. those Si-ii-f rni inn ioo health alt Agents. Oliiluis I'hut Wilcox Whk OuI) Co A .,6U0 70 ttd vtHrjrdoS I.t vie anarsA-p.vilU- , 1.4MIUU0 VO exctlltnt medutnes. f'xd's Pills The diameter of Queen Victoria will BE PASSED SOON riitu truiii Jim Witu I'nlil up JiJi, ii,. 'IONOLULU IIION WOHK9 NKiiiku btinr Co. A 20 built him up again." Mrs. II. every nlwnyn brighten tin- - pnges of English (Swclnl Corretuimulence ) I' Hill up l of destrlptlon ,mado to jHim Hiiicnr i; !?'!S,fJS,,.iS Monvrv, Tomianda, Pa. order. history and tills ileinlle the fact thnt WASIIIMJ'IUN. Ii. C. Jan. in --Atf.r- OIHuncit jvtuuv u iMMi linn been flditlnB nnd liloodHheil. cv U. dot IuiaIh fli),JU 20 1'Ji HJi WILD13IPS STEAMSHIP COMPANY there Appropriates to Establish Oeoiue Udir not lei. thai H $12,000 'i HIlKBr Co I.Mti HUtM 20 &od6 SaUafiWiitfa KrelRht and passengers for all Is' and fuitnew liere In the world nnd under the liu has cumpleled IiIh duty to tin In iiihik Hnlilupi V,UA),0O0 3) .3)4 '14 ports. an Agricultural Station Iiiih Oil WHIU IBO.UOU 100 nnp of hei Umpire, during nearly uh )it. Itu had IIUiTVluUn wild 5,U,UO0 so red - iHniiliHiiHiiK flnn ('o (.'liiiiiiiian 'injloi ot in., Coimmtlii- uu ItlLillC KI0.UOU 100 jenrof her iiMrii. Hut It was not in Hawaii. - cery Uli ctlutm of tin- IIoU"e, and has bum I'rIr 750.WW 100 210 HiKwPi I'llli corf llvir lllm tlip 11011 Irritating and her fault. Ah a Constitutional Queen , that tlm day that hu has Ills cau PepCek'n , 7S0.OUO 100 .. HO ouij rHtlnnf to taWp witTV Ifwrt 1 haraiiTrilla. Pioneer l.OOU.OOO 100 tin' povcrn her far-lluii- but- - In readliiPHH for submluilun, hu will be 1.0 The Elgin could not ' WnlKlim 4,fjUU,UUU she ,.,,, (Sm-cla- l CorrcHpondence ) 1'bu di.lay u Atr. Co... ioo i:ojt L Klin a hrarliiR makliiR t uiu linn: she was obliged to act In rtHlRllILt . . 80U.U0U ioo ' Jli. the olllclal attack upon Wilcox Is tliun 70U,00U ioo LOCAL BREVITIES. WORLD'S STANDARD of WAHHINCITON, 1). C, Jan. lS.-- The ft)r I'rtalluku Mihereof war under the tutclnRe her IMlt orf( tlu rPCorils upoll wlllch tl3 Wulmnnalo 100 H7Ji 17r. ...,.,.. ,..! .hr.L.h It often broke her ln'r " Jlw'1" l "" consiacreu attack upon his nmrrluRo m to bo made, Walnu'H 13.') 000 100 i. 5 FOR TIME KEEPING. lencth at an early day by tho havi not como to hand. Mrs. W. J. Ilutdy Is soon to leave for to State at Sinato STKAnamr Cot heart she did her duty the .' uw lorK n visit to the Coast. Should be In pocket of every Committee on 1'aclllc lsIandH and l'ono VVnr. Prooureii VMIdcrH S. Co 6U0,00U 100 10 the worry rt")y newspaper which told of the ' That she died partly because of UCOi ot wlllch SoIlntor rornkir Is tho """f "'" ,Iltl!r. IklnudB. B Co 600 000 100 i:o H. P. Baldwin returned from a Coast wearer of a Watch. p,i- - heml was to ffruntlnB of tho decree by the court at visit on the Sonoma over the South African war Is a It this committee that the IKCFI.I.ANIOtlH oxtcndlnR the ot Turin, and this ho says shows that never "' 600 of, slde-llc- reRulatlons ,c iSO.OOO Cane from acres the Kind .0. ii,.tJo. on her views of the nMin'ntnniit h..r.. to ih h.n.iu r H.r. was thiro anythliiR more than a sopar- - Hawsllaii Kk'rt. 1.0 too lnn Hon, Kp.Tr. ALd.Co 1110,1)00 ioo plantation Is being ground at tho Many years' handling a.,lon- - H"1" t..o of Watchei duty ot Christian States to their neigh Islands was sent, luid Its sponsor. Sma- - V.eT0 ' hoP that linn, 25,000 ioo 10) SnreckelsvIllR nlnntntlon. . ... jiouso cons ucr even such niaia iJiunar7 ii....i.,..,..i,. -- - i. asked for the con- - win technical Mutual Telephone Co. 89,Oi.O 10 11 'convinces us, that price considered, th bom. It is not otten that a oe, as the Impugned, The next United States vessel under umuui, iiiiuiu ..not Ara- - . upon MakatiACnfCo 40 000 1011 the command of naval oillcers which is Elgiiirts.thc most satisfactory of her nation's conquest sorely or nrohentatlon meas-ii"- b,lt this will "ol BlI tho attack fdur takes Wif,,, tilc of the O It .V. I, Co 4MX),0JO 100 expecteii naroor is me ji-- "-- representative of Islnmls, IBS in iionoiiuu ..,. n lin.1 in be unavoidable ifor tho chairman of tho committee hus ' olllclal tho IM.OW) 100 com- i... unr ' Peopl.i'f Ice A Kof Co oatioss, neionging to tne isn ut. .1 Mt 1 t...... 1 ...... An ....I mission. and just to draw any portion of Queen lrl""1 ,., rn'Z Ho.nds. .jCased In "iv n 7 Wants More Advice. In Oahu prison are fifty persons Victoria's sympathies. Sometimes she!mtte while tlio bill Is under consider.! llnw.Uovt d per cent Wi 100K (Speclul Corresnondencn.) Haw Uort.D per cent vx TO nvvattliig trial nt the February term WcW;l.Silver,sJ.Gold Filled stop an Hon It menu more lrthan likely - able by her Influence, to tint Han Govt. Postal ta- of the Clicult Court. Each man will wis ' ... there will be morn simple non- - WASIIINCiTO.V, IS -- viugB ai- - than a D. Jan. Dr. 4U per cent be nllowed a Jury trial. The ciiminul appeal to arms; ami Ameilca will ,n(f ,,, , C K K Co 6 7 Solid 'Gold. u)(m Us tho commttf0 ltumond's plan to hae the Marino Hos- Hlln per it 101 cases will be the llrst taken up on tho rand was hold In grateful remembinnce hei thgre His a Rrc.it desire for better lion. .T. AL. Co 101 ' '""Hon on many points about tho pital Sen Ice place a bacteriologist at tho Eh a Plantation C p c. 101 calendar. We have a full line and sell them at the time or the Trent O. R t. L Co at . ands, nnd it seems probable that port of Honolulu, and thus do away with lois In addition to granting her suit for to maKQ tie Oaliu Plant, i, p c..,. 101 Coun- right prices. affair with the jingo project lhlIirl niH ,0VPi0 a hCori. of nucstlons the oxponse of suqh an olllclal to the 6 divorce the court has permitted Olaa Plan p. e .... de Tolnu to resume her Great lirltaln side with the Southern which will be discussed and upon wlili'i Ito.ud of Health, Is not likely to find tess Pestetics BLGINS rench us right. . mere are (piesiiuns 10 oe asaeu much support here. I saw Dr Wyman maiden name, and henceforth she will Thir-t-llv- ELGINS you right. Confeileracy. ,, 1(111 ,)ro (jn,B for KrCater poweis today and ho said the matter had not Session Sales Afternoon Session o be known ns Ella Haggin, says the San reach any way, Ookala, J17.25, 10 Ookala, J17.12V4 Francisco Argonaut. It Is oh a woman that the late Queen Ifor the United States courts is now be been broucht before him In Elglns stand for what Is right ln Urn 1UIU U1IS I'UIIlIIUlll'U IU1U IIIL'IU SI1 'JL' and the clipping from the Adveitiser fur- Ilctvvccn Hoards Twenty Hwa, iS, 1M John C. Itynn, the father of Miss U. wore her proudcsOdludem. There weie no doubt thot other measures will be nished his Only Information us to what Walalua, $121, 300 Mcllode, asses,s.ible, Ityan, died at San Francisco on Jan-uai- y keeping and lasting qualities, and that J9 10 paid JIG. y few moial fcoerelKns before her time eat to it before the time of the liearins. is desired bj the local olllclals, and this Klhel. up, 1G Miss Itjan is private tecre-tai- is why vvc are right in pushing the of was 13. M l!OYD. is meager. In a general way, be said it SALES IN JANUAHY. to Judge Estee, and Is now at in English history. One these would not bo the policy of tlio Govern- Illlo. She has not yet been Informed Elgin Watch. George Most Kings Tliree thousand live hundred and twen- - her ancestor, III. ment to place ii bacteriologist at that o of her father's death. BIL1. Ab'KEOIS 18I.AND3. porti might be done, should Una, fJ7.13 to $24,75, 10 Huwull- - a.nd Queens weie people set apart, een what there Agricultuin , jlo. 470 II wa la. Mr. J. Law ton Taylor and Miss. to be an rpldemle. and the presence ., - Ktm m KuhuKu 23 to u- 1() i",,le Louise Moore were man led last even- the sanctities of the home, but of of such an be advisable--, he could nboe Secretary tho Treubury Muy Do cxpeit aBbbJil,lL 0 j13-7- 217 ,j ing 7.30 p. m. at the lesldence ot H.F.WICHMAN dlsciif-- In ?u at Victoria, made the home her altai and Suti-jior- ls not advance. up, $17 rJ1. 030 G4 School street, uy I clnro ut Win. - $10 to Melinite, ..'',., the bilde, the Rev. typTf ing place In loyal En- $5. to $3.75, 150 paid up, $1,1 W to William Mouis Klnc.ild of Cential Un- BOX 342. gave It the j (Special Coi rebpondence j McIJrvde, $14, 159 $15.: $101 50, DJ3 ion Church The gioom nrrlved In Ho- glish life which it had enjoved in Un- QUEEN'S E3XATE. , O.lhu, to OoKdla, $l"i-- to $17.0Jii, 171 Olaa, $1 nolulu about two vveejes ago ft 0111 New w WASHINGION, D. C, Jan IS. Con- - assessable, common life of her people As ife and to 400 Olaa, paid up, $U 50 $15 50 Mexico. icss jesterduy passed the llrst bill of Her Will'6 Beading May Iuvolve a f,,"'' to RICH mother she added sometb'ng of lustei " .. eer .Mill, $1M to Slto. 07J Walalua J. 11. Stetson, pieHldent of the Cali- ENDOWMENT the hesslon which will affect the Ilawair-a- n Hemarkablu Surprise Agrlculliuul, $115 J5 10 ennobled names. to $Uo, Wilder fornia Street Hallway Company of to even those In Stoanibhlp Co., $100, u- lnter-lslun- d Ulaiids Us opeiatlon. This was NEW YOUK, Jan. 21 A cable to the - Sleam San Francisco, and a high olllclal ol FOR UNIVERSITY Tho npu Klnc. Kdwaid VII, has nct, tlio bill to provldo tho new Ivavlgutloii Co., $115, 7,000 Hawaiian Gov- - the California Notthwestern Railway lor creation of C sub-poi- ol Tribune fiotn London says: There has 'eminent per cent bonds. M to Sltt) Company, and of the llrm of Holbrook, iierliaps been an Ideal 1'ilnco but that entiy ut the discretion of w ,,., tlio Secretin- - been a general belief Queen Oaliu lUilvvuy & Co.'s l per cent Men ill it Stetson of San Francisco Is ,,..,.. will of tho "lrensuiy. Tho bill that the CHICAGO, Jan. 24. The Armour In- does not th.it nnH ,ntroduted ,,y senator r,ve ln Uu. was one of the llehest of soveielgns nnd bonds $101.50. tit the hotel with his wife and child be an Ignoble King. Theie was a m.ui-ca- p Senate and was reported from tho Com that she would leave an immense estate-- DIVIDENDS PAID and maid. stitute is to be the nucleus of a great Prince of Walts whom Slmkespe.it e merce Committee, of which ho Is chair- t,i lirtr lw.l, T lmv til,, hli'lli.,.! fill- - 1'r.Ct Dr. Ii. F. Sandow, of Kauai, and 'technical school and will be affiliated man, at once...... , ...... mi .... IC llrown & Co ,. 1 bride (nee Eula Elston), arrived on tne' dice Sir John Palstaff, - .l with either the University of Chicago revealed at with It was put on the calendar of the Up- """I -- ."l""" "'" ".iHawallan Agr'cultuial Co, ,. 3 Sonoma on their wedding tour. They . - i.i.. .t... . - ii....- - i ... -- . illUV;,! .lOLUlllSlllllVUI...' "T"lZ.Hll.ll VIIV I11UU.HI. Iril VVllt-- CIOWIl nn m auuw, mm iinuor 11 suspeiision ui will leave for Kauai shortly, where Dr. or Northwestern University. Philip D. but the iici , provl- - i.uiu ...... ,,, the rule-s- It was pabsod without objection oC Personality Is shown by the Hawaiian Sugar Co bandow holds the position of Territor- . . . . . Aimour, before his death, arranged for boon companion ot his careless f ,rhl, slons of her will. Instead of being very Kahuku ial ploslcian. Mrs. Sandow Is the sis- to- - H,nn was made to stand aside and pa j,in wns drawn by Attorney 1 lay wood, great It will prove to be of model ate Pula ter of Charles Elston, the local tennis tho future of the institution which 'and has for Its object tho placing prl- - jWnlmoa Mill Co punclpal ot bears his name and his will provide! un..rt tn tho nerson and oillte of the ... of aids alue, and all the estlmntes of her and usblsttnit to tho commprpp tho nnn...n.l nf I ho fnlliiplmis. ril.),ll High School. an endowment of $1,000,000 for it. Edw II Is Hearing sixi vnto rnrtnno will ho fnnnrt the .sovereign. aril buMmsa communlty, Undtr ltH provl. til., WalllianaiO Rev. H. Gowe-n- , who This Is the information which comes - Tha.. Irnlh...... anrtma.w tn. Hint...... rilloon , II. of Seattle, last, his ..b..i AJ ,, years of age; he ls.boilous at Bions tho Secrctarj- ot tho Treasury, like other rich people, had a great nura- - U has many fi lends in the Islands, high- - fiom a close personal friend of the Ar- - pelhaps he will iwiunever lie hocs lit, may Ueclaro any nonokaa 114 ly Collegiate School mour family tralnlnc has been loyal, t .1... n ..- - ber relatives dependent upon her and lecommends the who was in a position to ...... ii, ln...,l..lllllUlllK HI IIIU 4BIUIIU'.r..l....i II. ....i. UA. 1UT 11IU of Hoys, H. C. Hoys re- - In a wn wm tor Victoria, are .share Mr. Armour's confidence and who hold his mighty post ui.n nrnnsactlon of ullsinc8IJ ot tho Customs that she was compelled, fiom time to celved at the school from eight years - 8nco Mr. Armour's death has been ap- - honor his mother, unsullied name. Department. This will permit the deslg- time, to pay their debts and extricate of age upwaid. Military drill, tech- - r , , ,. .,, or such placis In Kauai and on from rend- - PIANO IS MADL nlpnl - nC the conditions, Imposed In hl ... - . Tin. Aniprlc.in .nation them embarrassments. The art, Including mechanical draw- IJVV U I...'., "v i,i,i ' U Imlu Ilt-l- l HllVinH tin fin Cnnu II. no IHII-l- a In. ,l.n Aunnnln ..l1t nn.l tnatri- - j, ' t tn. Ing, are taught, as well as other oX Anglo-Saxo- n blood has nothlnf, out rurtIPP ,lall tha u mcans that should n.nt may Involve one of the most re-hi- OF NATIVE WOOD branches of education. Thoroughness, Mr. Armour took precaution to place deMres and good wishes for him. 'the usefulness, of a sub-po- rt be passe 1 surprises of reign. One of discipline and moral training, are the Hie institute In charge of persons who bo any Con ninrkable her sov- itluro will not action of - stiong factots in this school system, would see that his original plan of a Three of his diteot ancestors weie gress necessary to chango her executors Is Lord Cross, whom she- the location ueieiences in iionoiuiu oy kinu pei - gie-a- t technical school developed ereigns over colonial Americans, ills of tho port, but this may be done by tlio honored with her friendship and In was ability Implicit Whs Munulacturod lor Prince mission. Rev. John Usborne and Thos. t itH utmost. He a(ways held the held .sway in American hearts, Secretary directly. whoe business she had Rain alker, Lsq. mother 11 highest opinion of Dr. FrnnTt W. Gun- - Another bill was Introduced In tho Sen- confidence. Cupid I))' Uobton McNally. ho hinibolf has 'been the guest and ate, by Senator Perkins of California, for A. vice president of the Hllulus, until recently- - the president of Is purpose Finn, Califotnla Construction Company, and believed by friend ot tho United States. It but tho of granting to tho ports of Alnlour inatitute,, and It is j PREDICT8 EMPIRE'S END. one of the contractors for the dredging ,, ..' "c",,t" n sentl-jiien- t, Honolulu and Illlo tho rights of lmmcdl- - beSt echoing a common Anglo-Saxo- ato of Honolulu harbor for the Navy slips. f?!e. ?. "l F?1 V.ackeT transportitlon, and has passed tho is, tno destiny of the institution will theiefote, to wish him 11 long and upper Is now hi Believes Disintegration Will Follow Prince Cupid Kalnninnolo the owner anived yesterday on the Sonoma, He body and tho hands of now $2,900,000 bo sdiapcd by Dr. Gunsaulus ln will bo up Queen of one of tho handsomest upright' pianos has the contract for the glorious lelgn. tho lloiise. It taken by the Death of tho Mc- - Cnmmlttpo on Commfrpo at nnpn nml San Pedro harbor. Mr. ture. 1 ever brought to Honolulu, llejond Its I LINCOLN, Neb , 20. Dr. E. H. Nully ran Angeles Every lVlll bo plishod. I Jan. for sheriff in Los Indication is that the technicnl . Intrinsic value, which Is In tho neighbor- county, and is said to have gone up institution that is to bo built The Ueinociatlc! tiger isn't In It with Andrews, chancellor of the University Mr, around g hood of $1,000, tho piano possesses addi- Salt River. McNally's present trip present - a Coloi.ulo wolf when It comes to 11 AGRICULTURAL STATION. of Nebraska, preached tonight nt the the inatitute will be a iremend- Hoosevelt. ' tional interest on account of the mate- First Bnptlst church on the life of rials of which is zssi tho outer shell made. ,m"u-- ? bo"ef ln P"ic"cal education, Will be Established Hero at a Cost Vle-toil- HarborsTMiF&tfntsbar. which is to tie dredged Queen "She hath done what Tho piano Is built entirely of koa wood Persons who aro of JVoarly could," chosen, tlio to Chlckcrlug, out within the next three months, at all familiar Tln lo treaty rail! be! $12,000. hhe was the text of Dr bent from Islands Andrews. Uoston, by whom tho workmanship was E A. Van Arnlm, a prosperous ;Wt!'U,10 ,fu'uro !',la',S,f "!e amended hoon by tho party of the sec- (Special Conespondfiice.) done. rancher ot Clifton. Arizona, is a guest will be aflillat- - t. When comes back from The chancellor predicted that after eu w'Ut the University of Chicago. Dr. ond pui it WASHINGTON, D C , Jan. IS.-- Tho The beautiful wood Is polished to a rare nt the Hawaiian 'Hotel, who arrived s (,eath thp grndunlly Gum-aiilu- s are Its tr.im-ei- hor uould o on Sonoma has long been London the chances that House Committee on Agrlculturo will digii-- of'brllllancy. Tho wood Is very the yesterday. Mr. Van connected will not know- - It. .Meanwhile the disintegrate. Austialla would first seek dark and almost clear of graining. Tho Aiuim Is one of the ranchers of that with Hint unlveislty as a lecturer. If ., .1 ...... put Into its forthcoming bill a provision independence, Africa, - .1.... I.t.. " .1... ll.i.rllll- - and then South panels, turned work and rounded coi- State who have suffered from cattle the Armour Instituteis to follow- Dr. "ra""" "' "'" for ebtabllshnient or an agilcultur.il perhaps would follow thieves, bandits find desperadoes in r. i i...... ipeaklng nations to the Cla te ,..,,., . .,. and. Canada ners nre perfect, and piescnt on appeal eiuimuuius u win prooauiy necome nn ,,t',. 0.ntr,m,n. oI s rlcliii'-b- genei.il, adopted a .e.-- uni-lastl- i TDrv This, he thought, would come to pass unco of seldom achieved in and method last Integral part tte.Uy me tough and as expense 'lhi-eve- i. of the Midway College Hawaii, at tin of $1.000. because there was no likelihood of such piano building. It Is smaller than usual oar of lidding himself of his ugly anioiint was agieed upon at a meeting of custome-i- which has been adopted center. another ruler as the Queen and exceedingly quaint In design. It into - 'tho eominltteo when Delegate Wllio - smacks of the ilajs of the the genei.il ranch etiquette- - of Arizo- 'presented the claims of tho Territory for beginning na Ho the set vices of Bev- Mrs. Henrietta Rosener of San Fran- It. Muslck. authoi of Hawaii, i8llC, of tho nineteenth century. seemed John ,ecognltlon. Tho amount nsltcd Death of a Hero, On panels above tho keyboard el nl noted hhots nnd made a deter- cisco Is now ln Pails In a serious con- Our New Possession," plaglaiized Leigii umis $15,CK, but when It was seen the front that Is emblazoned coat-of-ar- of Prince mined stand against his persecutors dition resulting from exposure and NEW VOIIK, 21 -- sulVcilng the - II Irvine's description of llaleakalu, (Alaska and Poito Itlco did not get nu.-- Jan. After Cupid, a small oval design In gtecn nnd One- of these men, named Secorro, a fright at a Paris hotel fire. She was cut ibun the sum dually ll.xed, was no 'e- - "Kulla-Kanuu- K tho "Palacu of the Sun Incotporating there for more than two yenrs with Cuban gold, with tho words, ," famous man with the levolver or rllle, fiom escape nnd slid flvo stories down the best pint ot it In his book. .Mr laiiempi to lurco tno luiger appropua. ver, Alfred UosetzsKy, who 'Is said to surmounted by a crown. No other maiks was killed in one of the foiuvs. a 1 til)e in-- j; owneishlp appear upon polished Iivlne iuepa.ed to bring wit 'or , 1)e . hnvo been tho Hist Ameilcnn soldier to of tho frlngemontofcopyilght. whereupon he lmedllltu1i nvllbIo surfaces. Tho piano was brought to Ho- nll wl b(l 0M,elukl, unJl.r ford San Juan creek, where tho fiercest nolulu by tho Uorgstrom Music Com- publibhets of Mr. Munich s work .settled Ail-vei- y ithe airectlons of the Secretary of of the Spanish flie was dliected In the pany, anil pending the return of Prince handsomely. Hoth paitles to this cultuie. Is hope Secretary globe-trottin- It tho of battle of San Hill, has Judt died Cupid and wife from tholr g D we-1- may sev-hei- e, Jtinn octuireneo ate known 'son that ho bend to the Islands In bo placed In the caro of Prlnco new things In way a Newark hospital. lie contraolel tour will Mr Itvlne having visited llnvvnll mil tho of smiU the fever In Santiago, and was a mere David KaVvnnannkoa. hipiy. - frultb and grasses, tho will 111 1S93 as tonespondent of the- San and station sluleton when bo got home. .. i1" ono for "lu cl0B0 btudy of conditions In iiip Krantisco Examiner . At San Hosotzsky fought In tho troule-s- Juan, i - Troop C, Sixth Cavalrj.. His elothc QUARTERS COMPLETED. The Federal olllclals in Honolulu are a were cut by bullets, and w Illlo ho The growth of the navy Is going on lendy to bprend their beneficent Irtluemo ascending lover the as ns In Oa tho hill with a number of Oc- Occidental & Oriental S.S. Co. at n nace which the most sanguine did Miner Island well other soldiers, a bhell exploded cl03e by U. 8.t Kurvoyor Alexander Will not expect when Win. E Chandler, as .1 hu. A bill which has been Introduced by young: cupy now Oillceu Today. Senator Wnnon, colleague of Senator them. A lump of earth struck tho His of Cabinet, senne-les- b. member Ptesldent Atthur'fl Clark of Wjom'ng, has for Its objei t holdler In the bide, knocking him D. newly began building new war marine. After tho ho wus personal! PiofevBor W. Alexander, the and Toyo Kisen Kaisha. the tho holding of tho sessions ot tho United battle Geo- navy complimented for bis courage by Gen- - appointed head of the Coast nnd The llrst modern ship of the whs States courts both at Honolulu and III- - Survey district Hawaii, Dolphin, a boat which the 'j0, (jxea ral 'Wheeler. detic for the of the little ti,0 in tho dais for the hold Is fitting up two offices he has: press hailed with awe as boinethlng ing of tho sessions ot tlio courts and . O . which secured ftom the Territorial Govern- Steamer of the above companies will call at Houolul uand leava thla M-r- t that might cause maritime Europe to then proposes to give to the court le Empress Frederick Bettor.. on cr below mentioned: . ' ment on the second tloor ot the building about the datea Now Dolphins are turned out iers enjojed by no other Terrltoilal court 21 HOMnURG. Jan. --The on'lltlnu of slt-uat- .. ..- - ...... flint nf-- MKniitA --nltlpnli!n.M llv fhln In which the local survey bureau is HllUOSl 10 111 - - - unnoticed lliuiuuii" - J nt For Japan and China. For wive claU80' ould"tho bill pass, which Is ""not t. n.... l.mprrss r.denci eailtln These rooms wilt be tho petmn-ne- San Francises. llCeiW JtllU till! IlllVJ Is fllllnir lip with .,, . , ., , - .1, - ties satisfactory. Lately hho ln.u nr.i quarters of Alexander 31 leviathans which could cairy su. h little ,.1J Professor HONGKONG MARU JAN. NIPPON MARU FEB. 1 lQ et'crtnIn BUlt3 betwecn CtllCns of dlf- - fciiffered any pain, but this does not Im they will bo occupancy 8 lulhPis on decks and reads' for CHINA FEB. RIO DE JANEIRO FEB. II their ferent States or Territories. ply Impiovpment. However, Her Majes- this afternoon. DORIC FEH. 16 COPTIC --f- pprbonnl owing to FEB. It ty's sorrow und loss Professor Alexander has a great NIPPON MARU FEH. 2G AMERICA MARU MARCH 1 the death of the Queen bus been borne 6 The new King of England ha a FOR CABLE CONNECTION. deal of the work before him well un- RIO DE JANEIRO MARCH PEK1NO MARCH t with comparative fortitude. COPTIC MARCH 14 GAELIC bruthf-- l who Is ulread wise In . der supervision already, hut he still has ..MARCH II .. AMERICA MARU MARCH 22 HONGKONG MARU MARCH 21 muuaichical government. The King of Dolegato Wilcox Enlists Aid and n heavy task before him. PEKING MARCH 30 CHINA APRIL are-ecu- , fifty-fiv- Kruegar Oporatud On. - i who was e eam old on BUI Will Fans Soon GAELIC APRIL DORIC APRIL I Decombe--r 24, has reigned longer UTUP.CIIT, Jnn HI -- An vns than (Special Correspondence ) AiKtstnut Superintendent of Public Ills father, the aged King of performed on Mr. Krupgcr'B 01 ps this Works Howell hud u narrow escape it woh on March SO, I8G3. that lie d WASHINGTON, D. C Jun. IS -- Onco morning by Profepsrirs S'jlltn and yesterday While getting Into his car- to the throne, huvlng been d more lliero will bo mado i detirnilntHl Dhreyuuins. Tho operation vv 11 pvife-ctl- riage un Richards street, opposite the Klift: by the Greek Nntloiinl effort to have thn bill for the construc- Hiicc-issfu- Navnl Station, his burse took fright 1 Assumbly, while King ciirliitlau did not tion of 11 Pnclllo cable placed before the and an unity. The chide was almost - It timet, nnd Rovvell thrown partially out iiHcond tlio limine- of Denmark until the llougt nnd with good prospect. Dele- - Two men, John Wiser nnd John M urn FOR 3ENEHAL INFORMATION, VV of It, to APPLT TO middle of the November following, RIllO I1COX licgllll a ennvass or the of Niagara Pniln. Now York, were at- - but ho held tho lines, and delegation after being dragged 11 tdiort dlstniice, King George, who, It In hardly uucok-Har- y members of tho California e. teiiiptlug to the river jiiat nbovn nopea nyin- - Mm or was anveil from Injury, bystanders to reoall, Is Ihe mi brother wiin of onimting uieir f.illn, when they lost control tneir liner p.tlhy and old. Hu was ucce'Hful to the boat und worn carried Into the rapid. catching tho horse. of tlio novv Queen of Engl .mi wiw only H. & n ear-- t - lust degne, nnd nt once arranged for Wher wn tinuble to swim und was Hackfeld Co., n- Ltd. Hie rlglitecil nt tluui nf ins igslon hearing of the combined delegation! 'Win over tho fnllii Ill f fe tl.'itlfi. tli,. r.ml i.Mttiti. r,l - rlid nnd drowned. mull. mid In Hip Intervening y he- hu Dm Speaker. vm rescued by mvcr.'il men turiinl from Han on the Su- - ( t 1 1 ' the uffr. thn ln 1'onKrcMiww P'lrrmnn, of New York jut n lime i avert a mtnllur fate. iioiiih AOEHMT25. s iiwvmiav owm: nmm. u t, iom hi:mim'ikiy

wcm I I A I II I lll 1 I K I I II R I p I , rst u' M rll !' llklt MAJrBTY A MIiNIAIj il ntmrlrr m un.ii i t mnt r In I . I Ibr lime of Grout lit ilm it nl t e nt ' i. fi n iii i ill i l IM, n II I' WIUOK NANV MONTHS f lh mh) f mi unhin Pie i ,iy - il il 1 1 Hi- ine i.lil d ut , ih was t I I I ill' r ll ,,. , , H)0j0i' f ten In il hil rt Im '"'iiiiit 'IllnlltlJ i lili-- l (I im i - liud h. ib Uf lni.tlft t'- 1 r - I uifiii. ml tit witt- t'inly n"l wtj li' , f R i in- orJ ( M" A to In- - mill Miini in Ibe iibiii in exi mi nmliur hNliiiHrimrr niMiilriirf. Th ' J"n etl llllltllRP, i.ii.ik lmnn, KING OF GREAT BRITAIN TliK BODY LAlU GUI' ,r,'M' The World llllllllllV tt L'tolfUMl tt'k.. il... u m Jlmmr PiUn? nml oilier promliwnt """ll II wimihrre thnt Hie two irmMimiii IN Til): OOWLB ItCOHli si- - iwHMnlni '"ln.ibnumsj'"umiwhl from n umnlettNl tbene Mtnilnrly In IU7 mmuraiiln Ititv. nlrwulv tllwmlHl were to Inrrrt' Into hnlelilopniile itrniul Ihcy lurlntr color for onmlier black, nuun wihiiii wiin cinivn the lltsl wile Woilli I'll), III ntiminlly mid I'UWKH. Idli- - . 1 uir. The Uinl Mnjor Hlienrt .Mil i nliK of Wlflhl ,.iH,?,.J' AimHwiiw who MMnl ihrAHRli wmiwIwliMw. nml iiriu.il nrvuuni of rrirhnl in iixelmnne nil minun of .ill lime n in inn rui in pi, in ncnriri, I 1 n. ,h' ,""CM lm" ,,e0" lv,m ri uir i:d.f" Tint nimiKiement riiil with (Continued from I'nge ImbiJnf "A1"""1 ,nl"'ll'" win-i- l""" ,,,"t in) robe, rooked ruffled fmnliy tMlHtnthtr ,f '"'' "N- - benm In- - but, her dwilli The Innd arc now worth rr(,t,.Pnvrr ,uiMlti. but t" Mntemcnt out lie .i'iI," knee-breee- ih.. Mlk nml low M0.OO0 miiiiiiilly when in tlio deepest Mill must itlmpli lmeUled peered Tlioicfore. itrtiwil 'ct . . . i ...... hoe, out from the Pin r'liiik'it. .iiiii kiii i iiii ...n ..a ii iirin iinriiiir rin linn m tt m im itr iinc.mi rnriiiuneni iittrtuin in the mourning nnd rnrrfully mixed hi but pelle i. nrn nnv mnn ninrnii nil in iriiiiiiii " uhhui, na inni nrvnn hi .l.ii.."""""--in... wouii.... nave.... miildlig nrdenle fetoonrd with red nnd "' imn n eaune of the Qilcen'i. Prti'lri , . ' "nrnr uiai pnnlslnim the King It It n m'ltntiwk'dginiMlt of the silent uncov- - ,", ,"'., fnUrn he I'iiIimI Mine. " ft while haim.nc The l.ll,op nf Win- given tonight iiilnd Im J ,A " fnr l,,nn ering of bends, which wns more Itn- - .ft how that , , "? "'", tandlng heroic mi nllnr n-- ? 1! """"n. Q,,H'M Ihe ctitluiftlnMIc I ch.ter. L,', f monarcl . Iluek- - " 'HiB f"r tunny numtliH. lHon ,!,rrc", i",.',Z ,. iLli Z . " "?, "r '"' '""- -' lircuslve than most nwve. forthpoccnlonfmmtl.c.rivrt P'rC' U,,,m Mn,,er K'liut iind Wfore her Mslt to Ireland kIio bad J fintn ' "U own cheers The looked tired will portloiOOf F . . . XiC chapel, read a the ser, , , HI -- nwnlnl T. .T.'C"..Ji .?.l?,' Ic """"".e''"'"!. rollowlng London, and " ' wicck for inontb. When - .-- very iiul, but very well. 'I Hit tlCkfTl t fiiMTM II . . i.. . . . ti "'.,1nnu PWIIIT- !. turn" fnn tlin Unml lilt l. .... llir.n kirill lllllllllll Lllll ...... , reoldenee of o many "' a clear une immeilinieiy , iijs".iu UllA.NGLS him came tin Duke uf York, the Duko " .",:'"(',. ": JiuneHVPninre the """' liveries ilm iili.' MADE df Cniitmught others. Ilotb the were a,, bhiek m... lc.l I. tH. hr of war In Ud'eone.finen ' and .7 ini ijiiij. to uh tl. oMhLo " - Innuinerable Hma.ler King nml the Duke of York looked pa- roni itti jii ,Ml,rril Gentries In black overcoats Kotitli Africa. Again mid again nhc im,i.p.iJ ,i.,.,n rieiiinliiiiii!ilv clmnge of closed bnn.e, I upon the war. This war. whl.-- conversat'lon thetically up nt Buckingham Palace iik few "; vlrl. before the rates In or,lhlnB In nW th sa- '"t ff.N lliey passed nml acknowledged the mWI?. mUn T,M: ,",ro, ,",-- meeting ey, houwS" hi" win V"' " lV"'" ', " veritable bar or gate snpnrn...t "W'" "t.Jects the at ! i J Iv lght "e Vv' ., ., . y lute of the guard of honor drawn up i ,., V; tr'lci. "". ',," , therefore slow dlpenrd ns "lLVV" ii,niit To.lnv im. turn. The very word "Klii-r- " tbu pnlnce grounds. troops emn7n 1"' ,'f"rp "" - ,,. stiangely to Ups so long Inside The view he T e "?'',,,?,,, "T M re e ed .Ilk- nnd showed no signs ? 1 ,n ""-- '. - there elsewhere Ito'tar lonTSKl UnTne ? . 1 -- Pe acro.s the thnrnuehfire Hon !!' "5 i em - of mourning, but nil the olllcers bail '" ' ""r" " " 'v- - . ,. " r.T Ft?. or me cu -- '"- -- useu tiinu- - i..i.. ..in r.. tl,.,m ..n.ii snincinv nml '" """'" . '"'i - SSV n. . .. "" nncient privilege !?::?'r"""" iprension on gi tho crtfie their sleeves I "".i out It probable Unit no removal will ot Kymp- - ClIALLENGE IS GIVEN bcrs of the House of Lords nd Com- - constitution mnnlfestul the tlrst realm will take leadlly the new form, KINO AT ST JAMES cur ten - for dnvs rxnns " nk oath of allegiance to l"'", llf serious decay dining the stay As the clock struck the time, the of- such as "God Save the King." "Soldiers The King drove to ft. .lames l'ulace Quoon Victoria's body wns cmbilmoi' t" of "le court at Windsor In NovemhDi fleer In enmmn"d of tioops called of - King Edwnrd VII. "'c the King" "King's Pnglhh " M.irlhorutigh rout- r of npc,'-,'- S"19 ttfte-stno- r from House to preside at Inst evening nnd occupies the nnd r nf Ibe evil "Attentloni" The rn-- "King's Counsel!" Mnrl-borou- THE WOULD MOUHNS. Ilencb" nnd "King's Council by why of room, which Im hung .,- . the first I'rly the dining with .miNK-- i iii uir ruiii ii rir:iu"'war. wiiipm iinwii with n nu unnn inn nu n Rifii nf t i H - t. .. m a., HoiiBe v.ud, the Mull nnd the trappings of mourning. Outside t'jo P" '"iig irom pars i,Ppnn preMous to October, began to ar-- pavement rriilJ-- ml trumpet, - 'f',R"n" deep feel- - ae.l Inn only " of strnreness but garden entiance of the palace. He was officers arc on guard within two Iudl- of the ,Ivo ,n M MlccossIo ,rs npponrc,, nt ,,,,. side. ", ,,, Kprl - orlflln's The outlav attvndul by Loitl Eulllold and was es- nn nw s",rlff', 'S, oi ted by a captain's escort of the Ssin zrzt takes last mm srvtnior vztoZ::z::it. - in? lsnr0atUrTn.tnbeen '. The procedure was ex- LctnT body tolled and pubUc""1;performances The last time she d.ove ou.s.de the W,th ' Horse Guards : Hivrrtr ZVtaZT"''- "1"1 Is peaceful and private functions suspended grounds of Osborne Mllagers , T actly as on levee days black The face perfectly the of 1C X'T! 'rl By great been placed with In Dublin the expressions of regret East Cowes were to .u"' iZ'cv ru ,li ' 'T' and the time the King arrived a nnd the remains have astounded hear tho rwecn the l"UB of or hlngs""'""' gathering of Privy Councilors In levee the arms folded On the breast rests a were universal. The bells of St. iMt- - clear treble of the son of Princess Hen- - mrlnil stamped "V. It I." Is In- - rick's cathedral were tolled Ca- - ' "" dress, with crepe on their left arms, had beautiful gold cross. Tho head Earl ,y of Uattenberg trilling out popular Pllv Marshal who was on lilZnl, ; i". '!" inet dognn. ,lh- - ,PSP taken up positions In the thione room-Cab- cllned slightly to the right All about the Loul'Lleutcnant. was songs from the royal carriage. The boy 'hC," 'J scar "" VT' tens, commoners, flowers .ent from Dublin yesterday, but It Is was singing to keep ,". e''u,.i of must be altered. Minis peeis, lepose quantities of beautiful his grandmother "'? nlumes rJ V." ' Bishops, Judges, the Ijord Mayor, etc.. The honor of llrst seeing tho body of expected he will return Immedlatelj to nwake in obedience to her wishes. Now .5...... -,' per- Ivy '..." ...' Including the Duke of York, the Duke the Queen was conferred on her preside at a meeting of the IrMi Pi nnd again she dozed, awakening to tell . a .. t. ...i ,.i UNIONIST GOVERNMENT Council to proclaim new King, of Connnught anil lesser members of sonal retinue, nnd such a simple and the the boy to continue his chant, which, to outB,10110 those of his colleagues MAY NOT LAST the royal family. pnthetlc scene as marked this afternoon in.,I'"n'' contained a His1 '"rirr.?""0",""'.'.01 - at the Imag.nar Lord Salisbury, Lord Rosoben A. J. could hardly have occurred In nnv iwi.nj. ohm hiv iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiii il .nt- inih wuriu oi nniiios...... i i.m t.i. .. i.iv. ., i'INTinW Tnn Oi T..I...A fl..t..n Balfour, the Duke of Devonshire, Lord other monarchy All the servnnts and will occur thereafter at all places re The Queen drove in a donkey chaise Iy0rd Mnyor'fl trumpeters Salisbury's 111 .'? nnswered, absence from Osborne w footmen quired by custom. The King come I Strathcona and Mount Royal and a tenants were admitted. The within the grounds of Osborne House aml Ulcn tho clty MnrBnM r0liP up to House during mo-- e to London to presld over - the Queen's lost hoHt of the moat piomlnerit per housemnlds, coachmen, stable lads and the Council. for the last time Tuesday. The Duch- Ule barrier nnd demanded: "Who 'ments has not been publicly explained re- through room ess Edinburgh wns Klng-of-Ar- sonages in the land were there to policemen, filed the for of her companion. 'B0CS there?" The an-'a- causes widespread speculation. ceive the King's formal 'flftth binding four hours. Theie were no formalities On her return to the castle the Queen ;BUercd It ...... King's 'especially In OTJR SYMPATHY WA8 .. . . I that the herald court and political clrcl him to; govern kingdom according old men, children nnd fnmllles lvriH nniFWn. in innr.. nnntiirinti nt... un.'i 4 ... . t the Bent .come i wm prncinmauon. According to Information ATPWPnTATWn. nr raiu that has totits laws and customs, and hear him who hnd grown up on the estate and w.u. cornea 10 ner Den, never to rise again linrnl.l " until tlif. Xtnrol.r.l reached your correspondent through King regarded Queen Victoria as n ' ."."."..:...Dr. Pagenstecher, a Germnn a assume the title of Edward VII who occullst and the herald wns conducted to the sure channel, Lord Salisbury rcmnincd t Great Britain and Ireland and Em-Jier- or friend and patron rather than a sover- LONDON. Jou. 23 The press com- - who was attending the Duke of Somer- - Lord Mayor and Aldermen, who were awny owing to the strained personal of India. The ceremony was in- eign took their turn and their grief rnent this afternoon is In the same ten- - aet for an Injury to his eyes, wns sum- - Htm groupedMn the street, relations between him hod a to nnd the present teresting and according to precedent. was the soirow of those who lost or as this morning. Many references moned Osborne. The Queen suffered REPLY TO PROCLAMATION. King. The Times, In an editorial on the The King was In a separate apartment friend. acutely from her owing to constant are made to the American expressions ejes I new King, partially nffords a clue to gen-say- s: The herald then read the proclama- from the Privy Councilors. To the lat- DEATH FROM SENILE DECAY. of sjmpnthy. The St. James Gazette crying, ur. pagenstecher made a tho mystery whore It says: of tion, to which the Mayor and Aldermen ter the Duke of Devonshire, lord presi- "The lionor paid to memory craI examination on Monday .and re-- The correspondent learns that the the replied: "We, one voice, con- "We shall not pretend that there Is dent of the council, formally communl-ifttc- d Queen by ported the Queen had nothing or- - with cause of the Queen's death as officially the the President of the that tongue pledge alleg- nnthlng In Ills lengthy career which death of Queen and Is gnnlcally wrong, but was suffering sent, and heart, the Victoria given wns "senile decay." The doctors Unlted States one which should live to King The thos" who tespect and admire him the succession to the throne of her son, In of us all when ques- - chiefly from nervous exhaustion. iance Edwnid VII." hae adopted this expression as most the memories trumpeters blew a blast while the won could not wish otherwise." the Prince of Wales. The royal dukes, tions ror uiscuoeion arise between the re- - suitable nnd truthful. Thev attribute i CONEEES AISOl'T THE WAU. dering crown stood narencaiieu anil si. These wnrnlng words nre said to with certain lords of the council, were the paiaHsIs which attacked her as two great EnrMsii-spenlsl'i- g countries fcr "0l n Mordniint case of thirty then directed to repair to the King's blessings, In her periods of mental nctlvlty she lenced. not knowing whnt to do until '"f secondmv to the general wca'knpss of There are hidden perhaps, hnrped so upon war a military In procession years n go nor even to the Tranby Croft presence to acquaint him with the even In great a sorrow ns lncesnntlv the bird the struck her condition, nor Is It considered "i ours." that Colonlnl Secictarj Phnniberlnin up "God Save the King " This fnmlllnr scandal, but to a more recent episode terms of the lord president's state- intl-mn- te Among for lenons of state, to the Innumer lble ttlrgrnms nf wns commanded to to Oshm ne to nlr bus still but one meaning In Eng concerning which the Marquis of Salis ment. sympathy continue to pour In m that her Intellect wns dimmed that console her w Itli reassurlngnews Itwas Innd and the crowd took up Pie wordf bury, on behalf of the Queen rend the makks a speech fiom. that paiticular form of the dis from abroad, President liW'Inip' 's feebly Pilnee of Wnles n severe lecture which briei gives greatest not a wle thing ns it turned out for with "God Save the King" on Shortly nfterwuul Ills Majesty en- ease. the pleiure The Dnllv hnusphnld to summon tongue, "God accounts for their now reported Chronicle "T liolleved her Chamberlain, the but with Save the tered the room In which the councilor n,lnlls of the cUlmr hours were not rcma'l" t'nt III pffoits to console Qileen Queen" In mind. relations. np- - was the wete were assembled and addressed them In obtainable until last eenlng. It President MeKln'ev's dlsrnieh fe fruitless nnd c,,n nbmptlv elnood the A few streets further on the pniela- - The soilous nspect nf this ninttc Is a. Queen moved on to reneh th of tvntes under p brief speech. The King wore a Field neais tint the was Ilrt Pri"e lv wns again (lie prnppt tint ni'iior Mich n condition of tigs l n confereece Lord Roberts mntlon read nd Marshal's uniform and the ilbbon of .Sunrinv from her bed Into a smnll cot ,hls ner title. )'! Prederlek f'e was illrpctpd to nt Mnn ndvnnend bv way of Ludgnte lord tenuie of the Pre.nler-slil- p Great wns the first European ni"""ir Osborne He Hill Pathnr's the Order of the Garter. As he began es'pt daily built with springs which was soverelen rpnehed thpie lsst Tupsdnv Tip illd tint to the rovnl pvclinnrre The flnnl nrnc- - cannot endure long nnd then a Itn- - his speech voice was brok-i- n sin rounded by a screen. This wns to to rocnrni7o tne iruenoTuienpp ni tne - cm will go to pieces his painfully - attempt to deceive the Queen, but lninatlnn wns me"- In front nf the onlsl eminent United States, an now- of " with emotion, but he recovered as he enable the doctors to icnch the patient the Piesldent frinklv pplnlned the difficulties which rnvil exchange. The eounie befote the easily sides, was lm- - the great republle Ins been tlrst to went on. Following is the full text of on both which . hnd to be overcome before the war In exchnnge, with the prlson-llk- c wnlls of TO BE LAID TO HFBT his speech: possible when she lay In a bed six feet iccognbe the Kingship ofthegiett-wlde- - Englnnd on one grandson of Africa could be terminated The Inter- the Hank of side nnd ON FEBRUARY "Your royal highnesses, my loids and In this small bed she passed the monnieli against whose view It wns the massive official nf the 2 authority tne Amerletn colonists suc- - lasted Fome time nnd the residence gentlemen: Tills is the most painful away. Queen Lord on a f tnge cessfully rebelled lnst time the displayed the wide Major the other, was COWES, Isle of Wight, Jnn 21 --It occasion on which I shall ever be called When Emperor AVIlllam arrived he knowledge and showed the common setting whose age and solidity bene In, over- ' hni been decided that the fiiiipm1 of upon to addiess you. My first and mel- rushed without tnklng off his RECALLS WALES' VISIT sense sucn .men me porienious ceremony. .. m . which piaeu nil important tllf Queen i,.i." inr, you coat, to her bedside, and the words ' " . . ancholy duty is to announce to the first "This is very touching when one re pnri in ner long reign ll was after tne mere was no npcornuon except nags Vnstli. i.vhnmrv ".. r w.i..ii,." death of my beloved mother, Queen, he said were words of regret that his ne- - nair-mnsie- ii, l en i,i, the mcralun the visit of the Prince of Roberts Interview that the Queen, an save tne city s cross Qllpon um 1)f ren)0V(,(1 from Osborne how dqeply you mother was unable to come. Edln-'o- n and I know and the to AVashlne-ton'- - companled bv the Duchess of a white field over the Mansion 1 "Yes," the Quten, "I wish Wales tomb. Proba- House Eebruniy It was the exnress-bl- y whole nation, and I think I may say the murmured some burgh, went for the drive already men- - House The rovnl Standnrd hung above , 'Vicky' could be using pet it was remembrance of that !,, (lpsrp or tlf, Q,,on ,nnt th f,,n,.m whole world, sympathize with me In the here," a McKIn- - .Honed. the exchange nnd over the surrounding )ip of daughter. Incident which made President - hmM nitnry In character Sev- - Irreparable loss w e have all sustained. name her eldest lev hasten to be first to the Two weeks before the public knew of business buildings flew the Union Jncl- my On Tuesday afternoon all the famllv silute Prnl omcllH ,irrvo() fr,,,,, Osborne "I need hardly say that constant of Wales as King and the com- - " slr Trancls Liking had been assist- - .Rlack was the unlversnl color worn by fIny i,rnRnK lllo Rtntp will be always weie In readiness for the end. At 4 - people. or reIllHl u waH endeavor to walk in her pllment, we are told, was most keenly '" fir .Tnmes Held nt Osborne. Thurs- ,1110 Hardly a bright bonnet icnrrP(1 (n a nlI,0 lm footsteps. In undertaking the heavy o'clock the Prince of Wnles was sum- dny last Sir Douglas Powell, gow n relieved the somberness of the wns appreciated." a famous a nnvnl salute of twenty-on- e guns load which now devolves upon me, I am moned. Half an hour Jater he heart nnd lung specialist, was summon- - crowd. Soldiers nnd policemen formed . . joined bv of The Standard snjs: "It Is not for ,ulH nm, hero ftt d h fully determined to be a constitutional the other members the re- - m ...... ,,.- - ...... w... Ii mere snow inai tne Americans nave winrar muirai " .....i..n. ..,,t.,v of King Edward VII. family. At o'clock the Ducheos of iu - i . sovereign in the strictest sense of the ceived the news or the death of Queen lu neniL innure irom tnicn me wueen (m-i- im- rhi-iiii- ii m im--- The word and, so long us there is breath In York arrived and the Oueen kissed her. suffered Wednesdny night At people behind them, crowding for n saying, "I am glad you have come " Victoria as a bereavement of their that, my body, to work for the good and own nnd commented upon It In tertps time the Queen's condition had assum- - night over their shoulders, were of all KAIEER AND THE NEW amelioration of my people. AMERICAN SYMPATHY FIRST. such ns they would employ In the case ed the gravest complexion, but the classes, from the prosperous brokers to KING VOW TO 'KEEP PEACE "I have resolved to bo kno n by the The Ulshop of Winchester began to of an honored President dying In of- Pilnee of Wnles, In order to prevent jEnst End costers name of Edward, which has been borne pray. The Queen slowly s.mk into un fice." public nlarm or suspicion, attended nl The mass was suhdued and remark- - LONDON, 21 by nix of my ancestors. In doing so I consciousness. At fl:l.ri the end was dinner given to Lord Roberts nnd sub- - nbly orderly, nn Impressive contrast to Jnn. In hei liiBt lucid do not undervalue the name of Albert, thought to have come The Prince of seouentlv nnnr.innl nt tho tln.iiii.p nn thp usual London holldnv crowd. The ral'y before death the Queen .summoned which I inherit from niy Wales and several others walked out KINO EDWARD'S HEALTH (Thursday night. On Thursday the' roofs of the exchnnge bank nnd Mnn- - tho Prince of Wnles and Knlser to her great and wise father, who by of the room. But the vitality of the VERY ROBUST NOW Queen had a stroke of paralysis. Since slon House nnd the windows nnd bal- - bedside and besought them, ns they universal consent Is, I think, deserved- Queen once more won the day. For an then she hns been In a comatose condl- - conies overlooking the scene were filled , loved her, to avoid war and maintain ly known by the name of Albert the only rallvlng once In a while, only to , with solid rows of people. Illg police- - Pence other fifteen minutes, with the NI-.- to,, 21 tln. . . . Good, I should YORK, A cable to thel,luV ... v ,. , (h The Prince nnd the Knlser knelt nnd and desire that his name Princess of Wales nnd a few others - fn, World from London savs- in the light . ..,.. to In thelp.-.. rni,m ntnnd alone. i At inju u uiwuni "i - swore do nil" nmmr in... . piesent, the feeble spark of life was of to 'k iiuwiit. ii. liii" .0.. "In conclusion, I trust to. Parliament At C'30, Emperor his succession the throne th" cession, which was disappointingly ' peace, never to allow England and maintained with r- - CORONATION SCENES ',.. and to tho nation to support me In the health of the Prince of Wales Is eigi short, though gorgeous, swept down to clash and to endeavor to William, the Prince nnd the othen ly In Is arduous duties which now devolve upon present, death actually came. discussed society, There much ARE VERY IMPRES8IVE from Temple Ear nt a rapid pace nnd ,lnu"ct' n" other nations to do likewise. y 'divergence of opinion among his friends me-b- Inheritance, and to which I am Death has softened the face and the was rpceivpd sneniiy ns to his prospects of life. In appear t h- determined to devote my whole thin veil conceals no terrible defects. Tlw inrmhrr4 nf 1"lnr--'- Imiiun. Thn nfllMnlu imtnrml flit nvnhnnoa KINO NOT A MOGUL. stre th during the remainder of my .The hand of tho mighty leveler dealt nncehe Is certnlnlylicttcr now thnn he hold witnessed tho coronation ceremony Corn Hill nnd nppenrcd on the top ,u - in.- - ...-- . iMit-t- t life." with her lovingly, nnd, as the last vis- - uuuinii in in troln Mnrlliorough House. On the lnl- - RteP". the Iird Mnvor with his sword Hob Little, Power to Dicturb British Tho Lord (Lord Halsbury) July, 3S9S. This Is due to the fact that C0I1. overlooking friary bearer leading. Sheriffs Aldermen Rt - Chancellor jitntlon of nnturo has been mercifully acquired the court, Ofllco Holdorp. then administered the oath to the King, mitigated, so nlso have been the pomp while Invalided he habits of wnel,f. Ule proclamation was read, rorder and City Marshal following living which he has observed NEAV 21. sucees-Countl- l, careful cre 4)uke nnt, otll(.r . YORK, Jnn A dispatch to Afterwards the various membeis of the nnd glnrv which nccompany the tp of Norro1k of hCl-.NI- s nee. True, he s somewhat stouter n .... m.. t- -i . i A" mil Kl.hhl VI. I commencing with Lords in slon of the King. Tuesday night : o in niitir, ixuig wiih iioi ores- - the World from ondnn says: The new neither while nit: A of trumpets Impressed sl- - en and, his color is that of a healthv nurlHh King, although to Council, took tho oath of allegiance and he nor his wife would allow their en-th- Pnt There wns a large assemblage of called one of tho man. It Is unquestionably noticeable upon the crowds nnd passed In turn before His Majes- - tnurnge to address them bv their cor-t- y, onlcnla nm, coeKe ,iera)llH. AmonB '"ce liie i.ii'ii highest earthly places, tins little real one nf Is ,.,, .. Mayor, uncovering, stepped as at a levee, excepting that each,rpct titles. that side his face drawn and ,hf)H nllpr,llnnn P K. forward power. He will choose his own personal ho an r,rn, A" mitH off llml t,", rcT"1'"- - paused and kissed the King's hand be- - Messages cea-- e surfers from Incessant twltcjilng orls mlll members of his almP me" attendants, but no public officers At of condolence do not , hcidounrterH fore passing out of the chamber. This to pour In from all quarters of the m uio im cm 'stnfr and other army officers, besides a "."..... i...ukiiiiii. victnriaTs accession the entire 'O"" ""'-- t the mlstv rain, ror nearly brought the ceremony to a close. globe. President McKlnley's enrly c.l- - The Prince drinks sparingly nl his grent concourse or pcople'rrom the public service wns controlled bv the -- bnlf an hour. The Lord Mayor's 'spoils ONG LIVE THE KING'" jblegrnm created a most satisfactory rneals. either or whisky and soda or commencement to th n i ti. . voice svntem. All the offices nt linme. ''"Presslon. It wns handed around champagne and seltzer, He rarely lsmatlon being greeted by a fnnfnro or """ Kl'""-- """ "" ornioneni wnnn In the diplomatic nnd consular servlc( At the last moment the King decided nl- - .were dlstlnrulshnhle n tilnek nwny tno break-da- y, takes wine nowadays unless It is trumpets. rnrt In Grent Hrl'nln's cnlnnl"s wpro not to attend the House of Lords 10'm I'ersonnges nt 'tiltlln lm aiAn.t the or Privy ' gen-es- ty logetner vnrrnnt the within the gift of the rullrg pol'tleal by 3:30 p. MnJ-fn- yesterday morning, with the iaiiu.es in ninniv eormeriv T, p n,nP,., then marched In proces-h- e ind m., when Ills Council to the herald power In London In pew to !',rnl comment that Ameilenn sympa- was fond of heavy, highly seasoned ,nn from Ulp lnr.nnv. thp pn). 1Pl the civil returned Buckingham Palace, snl- - , throcn Thereupon t'"' sprlneu'nrv-nMI-P- il rorvlce ppt thy crowd In npti?lihnrhnn,1 ,tn' was fitI' "'e first to be rfcelvtd. dishes, such ns Irish "tew curries, npp tnp An,,,n.pn,mr., court where hprnlil reform pngpii nil this the "-- " nun nf I linrntipnrlml nlon frtf tt... tt.l..l "7 mis nnu me hkp. iiiii mesp up now . ..,, , ... . ' Now only the rpT"nn) le chiefs of , a nnmlier of rnt'nl cnrrlneps linrl lionn ..."."Immense proportions. The King's prior nvnlds. While the Prince wns unltlnir ...... ,...... ' l" imp nn- nnd their cnnndentlil Journey was accomplished In almost QUEEN'S DEATH OAST direction of the King nt ,,1v ro onp nrtv fpp, fw p,n nn Sunday evpftrg fnr the nrrlvnl of the dlsinsnl of the Enrl nMnv """"' n'" rsstnrts c wff.r..,w,, n. plens- - complete silence, on this occasion -, but A PALL OVER BRITISH the Kaiser Pro- the World 'ron.l" "'proel n! ' "' Vl"r "" "", M,n",t'r', he was lustily cheered all along the at rinrlrr ,, rrt "r Tj? ,,, correspondent nnred him mrmv ,, , , pt Pnrtp(1 ,,y' C"n'r;. 1Z" ' " '""v KI- -- nnr n "W Prim e the route. Immediately opposite rnort "",,,' llnt.of I n- irUc"'xr Hlrc on "" - , LONDON, Jan. 23 rht Queen's A very short dls.nnpp -l ,nP,rrnt ,lf nrop niInrp 'rormlrg ' Mlfstcr can Vr- 'he tnnrP n, t'O Marlborough gates a tall gontlemnn In a wind-Z - death has cast a pall over the Hrltlsh It was possible tn see Pverv movement gorgeous great er-i- v eC neicp hn'd rs. front of the crowd waved his nrtresn.ue.nnd procession r hat and oT the Print OS rsp nyorv pot Inn nf When the Lord Mn'-n- finished r"t,i-l"- r nur"hp-lr- r houtcd, "Long live the King!" where- - people. The shops closed ns soon ns the en' The enptlnrent from the College or n('lu''l"" India l,ef"an to nn(l his carrlnre. Oro cnnhl not beltn ln- - the vmrrnrt with t'-- words "Ifls thp pol-in'- 211 000 upon the crowd cheered 'ells nl' t( blinds of the Ar'nis Klngs-nt- - n"d nt pirt nipn with redoubled rnr-c- ,''n'' cnmpns,i nf three vigor. Mansion House were drawn down as Ing struck bv n ,.. or nhvsl- - Mnjesty, King Edward VII " tho erovvl I'lnr- sid VII hns Ips pstrntnre nt cal nf to iii iik iii'ir iieniius nno eigni pursill- - ror rhepiPil rv 4 30 p. B00" ns ule PB'"'Kp "nm tne I'rlnce or robustness " l"'r te thione the first time feebl", hut his disposal ths t'm tv"r,"p cnmmls- - At in, the artillery began firing In wnlk, gesture ants The cns'iimes or the two lnttor rppl Mutcs In St. James to Mgnnlize Wft,''s vns received by the Lord Mnyor. nnd j"nernl demeanor. enrgpnus without unlpnn, Hepii'lur to that slnner In the Now Yo-- city govein- - Park ,n vpi hevonil enmpnrp. Thev tnn rrpst n dlsplnv or King Edward's accession to tho throne. T,I le11 runfr st- - Pa"l's cathedral KING HAS ENERGY. enthusiasm wns tno Ritt ot 11,1 Is used tVi,,i?.,,,r,r,',,T.i,!l,rTn.t. KSi'm'yn,: " Klr,p wlrht nppenr to pnrtmn of Arter dining at IJucklngliam Palace Wllam nnd - n - only on or or As If In trnlnlre- rnr th KInr-M- he " ,",nv- H"l"valtv to the mempry or the depart-n- r the King went to Marlborough House tne occasions tho denth or cards. Thi'so tnbnrds wpro norrnw in Pretnrin. Personnges, or enn-vl- 'l Prince hns late greatlv limited his Queen, for the .night. It is understood thnt be ronl Arcnmsnops i nnu nenvnv ' dgarette and clrnr smoking. In tho ...iv eml.rol.lPred with At the ponpluslon or the CPiemnpy PRETORIA. Tnn. ?l -- Signs or sor-Ml- k i,Prl,ur-- '' 'orl, Mnyrs of London nnd the - return to Osborno In the morning lions, the rnvnl cont or an(l ))nn(1 I country outdoorn he wan smok- arm" i.nionrlng to foot in '""- "v"' tie death of the Queen nre t arrangements. Wsbopi of Indon The tolling nluajs flower-- . In the nnrds direct the funeral ed n brier plpa. bewildering confusion. There ,pp FrHry Court p,ayc(1 ,.no(, g t, iwrvwhere t I'lhle. Even the burghers tlnuctl ror two hours today nt p. Palace Is being made , tntcrvnln wns the rouge drigoon. blue man- - ot could bo The Prince will bo King In raet as the show n rpsn"ctrul tympathv. It hns ready ror tbo royal persons who nre ar- - a mbiuto nnd heard ror tie nnd tho tnnltravers. nil ,., ...... Hiierpsteil lniinpntini ml,L' ' or well nH In nnme He hns enrgv which with the' Thn rI.rn,nrt. ,u ,; been hv iir,.i,nr riving In London. Representatives or tbo direction the wind, Imnrlncs or ,. t nil the others or th rnmlly lank en- nrninrlnl thnt quaint old ,i, . , ,.,... nn nmiinplv rrnnisnl iwnti.i l...... nit roynl families In Europe, will' Ror hundreds of peope stood In body Ihe Collcgo or Arms, In ii..,i the tirely It Is snld the Princess, full nnd ough House, the effpet or greatly huntcnlng the re- - present In- - front of tll cathedral around the spot that probably be at the funeral, when Queen, will eTno jierseir much frolemn nrrnv. turn of pence. eluding tho Kings of Italy, Belgium nnd wne,ro Qeen Victoria prayed on ihe A blast nf trumpets nnnnuncpd tho n ns Victoria has done, liplng devoted O'eece, the Crown Princes of Germany "Weill anniversary of her acce-Hlo- to i wie ns proccou. ROYAL RFVFNUE9 the throne, wholly now to rpllrlmis exercises and rr"J''r ruvnicniio u Riifsinti Court in Mourning. ind Sweden and Arcbduko Francis i '' tbroiigli Trafalgar hqunro and the INVOLVED IN THE "Hlm1 'llnm-- r or the imir l.etuiPii hiisinrni .....t .if OHANGE8 Ferdinand of Austria. All tbo Euro- -' At " the Hilary Strand. FT. PETERSmmo. Jnn. ,0"n Orny'H Urn ImpnHKnble. il.Thi. penn courts will go Into mourning ror of Inn muster tenotior - NEW YORK. Jnn, 21,A cablo to Cnr left Lhnilla on snmo t- l'i-- HEUALDH ENTER CITY. the vestetdftv Iho porlodM. m"'' "Amid grent sorrow we must rol- - At the Prlnco's I Sun from London rovnl ncrt, various tons with the Duketf of York, ' The siys: The chnrce of tnklnir a iroln for RehriH. com t to go Iow tbo practice of the constitution nml his hair. rhlef Intnrcst of tho morning cen win mivo n pffert mpoi ipnvinn In The Gnzetto orders tho nn . - .. iruirrs formus tin tho tho evening for St " nnt ifi iinrin inn nrrniiinniiiii...v.mm .,..,-- inmi in inn,.,.- i.ntiMn.,. ...n IMen... t...... Into mourning until July 21th nnd Into rec'to 'God Bnvo tho King.' Thn mi V u .inn.,. iiuriii'iit inpinners or tho qiiPPn's hoiiHPhoid I'elcrshurg. W hero tbo court coos 'In T1 ",,n ollP'1 elghty-tw- o times ,'r until Janunry 21, 1902. nnd tho s whcmro,.r,n,,i, oil mournln,;. chll.ls nnd other rrb-nd- .r his The gray or Iloberts bus ordered army to.l,enc''"" 'nnk tho honltb or tbo King rather. minarets tho law courts iwIiom. oitlm ends with tin. of thei , Iird the Thi-s- men. for thl- - part. det.Ht the nnd Ilm lull spires or d.n'h ndopt mounilng Mnrcb Btb AMUSEMENTS RLOHED, the filrnnil sovereUn nppolntlnif them T K i until Duko or York. ilPelari,,,. ,nl ,. ,V..H PhurPieH ,nnmM, ,".t Km lor London. Memorial nervlces will bo In Ht. I phnntom.llke, out of will ,n, i,teP r. Inlit u of t . i held All Hunters, mimlo bnllH nnd plnris more l" bl.tiMf for nlr tbrin hh fntber the fog, while it long double lino nf mtcndi. ,r him wb le VrulrTntl MBnON, .Inn 21 -- TS- Klnr-o-f Port- - Paul's cntliedrnl inornlni; nnd ovonlnir of iiniuiiemeiit voluntarily olimod ,iml In tho fiiPil'.- - ,.t ,.,. was fact ih prirp overronleil troops Mood, U XkW y dnlly until tho Interment. At ftrxt not rallied nml Wale i then, 8,nrt ,r,,M f"r "'""' tbo until Quri Vletorlu bnn In en luld vliU-- nenliiHt but Its hoH.l l.nl.H motion ..H. nloni' tho l,nlf..lHPriH,i a '. V.'. , of held nf regular evening to ltrf. i.J..." .. I IN...!..."1 fill I .. these tor tbe rext IkhIiIh tho I'rlneo Confort nt (be Il'l' Tu iiirun strlnKH nrd Is thn undlsiute. rlnets The clocks In Urn bnv Hi.. .. ,. l.- - " flllff'il Hhlnimrt v( rn'.i ylnrnvo nervlrit yesterday, soma B000 pernon rrogmoro will Uuy coiirtt denth of Queen in-!.. mh-m- ifniHU lir.mi-h- r reopn Moruiyir, i ,.... i i vMrh r i.x il.l. mill iuiiNinnn imiuu...... qui. nifiurnriiiiv fiu..H.iM ntM - uiim ri ,.,,,,,,, tHVp II IUI4I rewnii I r In- port cam on tltu Honomu i itwwiiw (iszitti i itn w iimtiwn i. tnoi -- hi ..mi uuciav ,iMll l"'d il Ihr hertd "' N' ' "' '"' ,,, ,.... M I i " THE r i. ll'" I" SULTAN WILL BRIDGE . .Mi-- ll '' ..W,'" ''' AVORAB Down Again THE NAVY ...... '. l..l "! -- , ",' ,..,, iff ,i l !'"' ' brt l.ontu In In ul HlllUlll, lllf U..III (lit "! HISTORIC BOSPHORUS RIVER price Uio mar Km tot iiuivHU w follow ,iwltt vl l t"Mitll Ul llll flour nnd (red, and 11 .1 II. V U..HHJ Itl.'rflllMI .li.lJ. It cloeelr. tl.,11 rllkll.ll tl.M l"l l ' ''"" : L. i N : ; Bend uk your orderi nnd thtj GROWS. l : n lAie.HiMi' Ine luiii-i- t'ijt , li will he llllod At iiiU i) . . the iwn i.i Int U Kllutt l,uvl market price. lort ui tliiuiiivMIl' piwilutm lllllll Tho matter of S or 10 eenu j,, ulllnl lillllUll 1,1 tilt MUllll, l.ll iIiih d.nt.nctMi, huevur, of lii'ini-ni- l upon a hundred pound ol Bill III-- UollllH UM ul CApuNli.tf ILilltiii (ceil should not concern yo Appropriation but ii.irtnii twm the siuty ut Hit Lociil Lemon Growers ns much nn the quality, m wonuviliil Mouth ot tiur export timl poor feed I dear al any prlM us measured by Hint of oilier iiiiiiuiih. cuiiiiiuHi.k Hie growth of our exports Are Sanguine. Greater Than duiiiig the IiinI iiiiartvr of a ciiutuiy with those of the other great nation He Best. r the world vse are able to bolter fiirj omi ik Before. measure the wondertul pruBiesa AHEAD OF Hliitwn. France shows i:u Inciease In COAST FRUITS Her expuitii of domestic mcrchnndlfo In When 70U want the Ueit Haj, the closing (iiinrter of the century; Food or Drain, at tho Rich! Hernial. y shows during the same iwrliid Pi fees, order from 50 per eent, and mi Increase of about Credit is Given to Professor Koebele OVER $77,000,000 the United Kingdom shows rrom 1875 to isuu nn Increase of nearly 40 per for Importation of CALIFORNIA FEED Co. FOR cent, while the United States shows ARE CALLED prac- during that time nn Incrcnse of Lady-bir- d. TELEPHONE 121. m tically 200 per cent. The following table, compiled from exports of 'SiWSkJ!rrZf Hawaiian Islands arc Put olllclal reports, shows the Lemon-growin- g as an Industry has The domestic merchandise ironi the Unit- Down for the Sum of ed States and the United Kingdom, re- not reached proportions In Hawaii The Bank of Hawai ! spectively. In each calendar year from where It can be considered successful $107,300. 1S75 to 1S99, nnd eleven months of the year 1000. from an agricultural standpoint, but in LIMITED. nitlDClR OVER THE nOSPHOllUS. parts of domestic uieichnndlBe 7X&$&,iiil!s. certain of Honolulu and the sur Exports rounding valleys are to be seen many from: SCIi EMU Of bridging tho erected by a Corinthian long beforo tho Incorporated of W) trees species bearing Under the Laws the WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. The naval United United T!IK hns been revived nnd It Is Christian era, once spanned these of the Sicilian Republic of Hawaii. Kingdom. yards of the same spot and over fruit which would warm the cocklen of bill reported to the Yenr. States. iiniiotinced magnificent water at appropriation wbb 1875 $ 497.2fi3.737 $1,087,497,000 that a It marched King IMrlus and his 800,000 an agriculturist's heart. Up to within CAPITAL Jt00.000.00 state- House today with an elaborate 1876 575.735.804 976.410,000 triicturo will span the river ore tho Persian braves. Lord Uyron, Impatient a few years ago It was Impossible to OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: ment of Its plans by Chairman Foss of 1S77 607.660.493 967,913,000 lapse of another yenr nnd will bear tho of brldget ns of many things, swam tho attempt growing lemons, or In fact nny 187S 723.286,821 938,500,000 Hood as a result was nddrcssed In Chas. M. Gooko name of the Sultan of Abdul and varieties of the citrus family, on ue-- 1 President the Naval Committee. The bill carries 1879 754,636.755 932,090,000 much minor verse as Leander. The new P. C. Jones nt i count ot the scale which destroyed tho ;77,01C,C35, the largest ever reported to 1880 875.564.075 1.0S5.521.0U0 Humid. bridge Is to bo erected on lasting lines. C. H. Cooke Cashier ilos-phor- !' .usefulness of the fruit. F. C. on Nav- 1881 S14.1G2.931 1,138,873,000 It Is to bo constructed by tho Massive granite pillars to bo built and Atherton Assistant Cashier the House from the Committee 1882 749.911,309 1,175,099,000 Ilullwny Company, which designs these will Biipnort the steel cables on In Nuuanu and Manoa valleys the Si- 11,S65,718 years Directors Henry Waterhoute, Tom al Affairs. This Is above the 18S3 777,623,718 1,166,982,000 a Junction between the rallwnya of Eu- which the bridge depends. They will pro- cilian lemons planted a few since May, P. W. Macfarlane, E. D. Tenney, bill of last year and $10,2211,3113 below the 1884 733,768,764 1,134,016,000 rope and the trans-Atlanti- c railways of vide accommodation for artillery nnd are bearing with remnrKnble success J. A. McCandless. De- 1SS5 673,593,600 1,037,124,000 D.igdnd. divid- will bo wanting in the estimates submitted by the Navy Naturally tho nurrowest not the fruit being In most cases larger of Cor- 1S86 699.519,430 1,035,226,000 ing of boon cupolas, Solicits the Accounts Firms, partment. lino sea bus chosen for tho shape of mlnnrets nnd decorated than an ordinary sized orange, with a porations, Trusts, Individuals, and will Concerning new ships for the navy 18S7 703,319,692 1,079.944,000 point of connection. A mllltnry bridge, 'with tiles nnd arabesques. rough skin, beautifully colored to a promptly carefully 18SS 679.597,177 1,141,365,000 and attend to all the report Bays: golden hue when rlp'e. Lemons of this business connected with banking en- 1889 814,151.861 1,211,412,000 trusted to lt. Sell and For- "For the purpose of further Increas- 1890 815,999.603 1,282,474,000 variety have been brought to town Purchase j mal-nutriti- on eign Exchange, Issue Letters of Credit, ing the naval estimate of the United 1891 037,333.651 1,203,169,000 WORLD'S NEWS from various orchards In Nuuanu, the States the committee recommends that 1892 023.L'3T.:iir. 1.105.747,000 fruit there being larger than nny so far SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. the President be authorized to have 1893 854,729,431 1.062.162,000 Brown in Manoa valley. Some of tho built by contract two unsheathed sea- 1S94 807.312,116 1.051,193,000 CONDENSED Y y r n bc eat-- lemons hre four inches in diameter, Ordinary and Term Deposits received going battleships, carrying the heaviest 1895 S07.742.115 1,100.152,000 beautifully colored, rich with juice, and and Interest allowed in accordance with armor most powerful ordnance 1S90 9S6.S30.0S0 1,168,671,000 a which has no com- rules and conditions printed In pass and the 1897 1.079.831.29G 1.139.SS2.000 'ns: cnoueh; and are thin. make lemonade books, Loptes of which may be had on of class, upon a trial , of hail- for vessels their 1898 1,233.561,828 1,135.612,000 AnieUu. tho Is parison with the Juice the fruit application. f 14,000 each, actress. dead. displacement about tons 1899 1,233,4S6.000 1.287,971,039 ltlghl Kev. Mundell Ureigliton, n.li.. I fficl Well ing from California or other Mainland Judd Building, Fort Street. practicable speed 1900 1.303,440,000 y',, nlnv U1 not Is now grown to have the highest 1.308,913,789 .old UlHhop of Uindon, is dead. , U1V points. The lime, which and greatest radius of action and to Eleven months. . Illshop Potter's vigilance eummlUeu of extensively in the Islands. Is cheaper cost, exclusive or armor and armament, ,000, to detect New Yolk vice, will In- - SOH1C tOIKS (1011 t KllOW what to produce than the lemon and it pres- not exceeding $3,850,000 each, nnd two lude many luboilng men. ent brings In more revenue than that Wm. G. Irwin & Co., RETURNS EMPTY HANDED. IW0 , cruisers carrying Germany has hont reciults and It' ; ,, number ot unsheathed nrmored ICCl WCll. to be derived from the same LIMITED. the heaviest armor and most powerful Ulcers to0Chlneso waters to reinforce the t IS lO lemons. The lime, however, ninkes a M.. (.ii'iiiiaii mere. ordnance for vessels of their class, upon A. Bilva Unnblu to Procuro Mere uuncinu uivisiun loss tasty lemonade than the Sicilian Fire and Marine Insurance A'gts. Two llremen were killed at Itochester mal-nutntio- a trial displacement of about 14,000 tons Portufjunso Labor. recently by the burning This is n. Yov lemon. practic- tunics from Wray each nnd to have the highest labor- chcmkiils in a cemur uorkH tire. Commissioner of Agriculture no- The Importation of Portuguese able speed und greatest radius of Hoiiator of West Virginia e Taylor states there would have AGENTS FOR THE ers from San Francisco or California hlklns has p-- not getting the use cl you: that tion and to cost, exclusive of armor nnd been uiuinlmotisly elected to Micc-u- been no growth for either the llmo or for the cane fields of been fu Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool, armament, not exceeding $4,000,000. Hawaii has himself tho United Suites Sunato. the lemon had It not been for the earn- Alliance Assurance Company ot Lon- Maximum cost of the vessels herein unsuccessful. M. A. Sllva, who went A now line of stenmera has been sturt-e- d uoci. est efforts of Professor Koebele, Gov- don, of armor and to San Francisco to procuro la- to eoiiueet at 1'uiihiiih mid couipctu entomologist. one tha Alliance, Assurane authorized, exclusive such with and Kosmos Hues, ernment At time Marine and General armament, will be $15,700,000." borers, came back on the Zvalandla the i'ltimuiii trees would not bear. . Co., Ltd., of London. Under date of Junuury Sth It Is stated Take a little Scott's emu! Scottish Union National Insurance The bill provides that not more than without any. He states that although tluit the Colombian lovolutlon In Panama KoebeloA Interested himself In discov- one battleship or shall he to n remedy to the de- Company of Edinburgh, armored crluser had been led believe that the has ai;aln assumed a serious aspect. cod-live- ering eradicate r Ve-dal- la Wllhelma of Madgeburg General Insur- be built in one yard or by one party California Portuguese were willing to A dl.sputch from 1'uerto Heal says Cer- - ;ion of oil. Degii structive scale and Imported the come to yet at- ance Company, and the usual provision is made that Hawaii, he found them so era's condition has grown worse and Cardlnnlls, or ladybug, which liu-"nlc- prosperous they Associated Assurance Co., Ltd., of h at least one and not more than two of where were that noth- that his recovery Is almostxihopeless. villi a little; increase ; but don' tacked the cotton-lik- e cushion scale and Berlin. the battcshlps nnd armored cruisers ing would Induce them to make a Wear Admiral Phelps, retired, of V. in clearing It out. change. Many of them time to died nnd succeeded shall be built on the Pacific Coast. wanted at it hospital In N;w Yoru The ladybird had previously been In- consider the proposition, but Mr. Su- '.Illy on January Sth, from pneumonia, iverclo it. Take as much at Of the appropriations for the various va's time wns too limited lo allow of Tho Wllliamstown (Pa.) colliery has strumental In clearing out the scale branches of the service, the principal his waiting for them to make up their closed because of the demand of em- from the California orchards. Koebele item is $25,400,000 for the increase of minds. ployes for a day Instead of eight. ,f)u can without upsetting the also procured the Cryptolaemus, or navy. pay of the navy is In- He says he hns heard of the Portu- A St. Louis paper species of the ladybird, which works I 80. the The guese stutes thnt the creased J2.4S9.3S7 over the appropria- of New Hertford. Mass.. nnd In gold mine, Mexico, has Just been tnniach. on the citrus trees of the lemon and tions for the same object last year and tends to make n trip there to procure sold to a New Vork syndicate, for orange varieties, and destroyed the K them. However, ns ,s accounted for by the authority grant- - , several hundred is - blight. The blights on llmo and lemon the con nent l.zi'a Kciulull has bi ought suit against reding well bodily happi- ed to department to enlist 5,000 nd- - , trees in Hawaii are almost wholly de- the for Ulc ia)nmls lt Oi,vloua thnt Hilly West, the famous mana-K- r, fifty ma- th. minstrel Is to bo seen unon dltlonnl seamen and warrant field Is prnctlcnlly covered. for J10.0O0, for alleced curtailment of stroyed. If blight chinists to meet the necessity of prop leoutriict. any of these trees, the ladybird i un- HAVE JUST RECEIVED erly manning the new ships soon to be j Tho Heading Company of Philadelphia V.Vl! cnl oua little lu tiy. if you like sure to be waiting about in their vi added to the navy. Dark Days for Ooffeo. hnvo accepted proiiosltlons mtido by J. :0''T & 1IOWN li. 4i Pearl street. .N'cw York cinity and making a fierce attack upon To meet the emergency of the lack of Kukainu, Hawaii, January 26. P. Morgan & Co., und will buy tho Now what they either deem their cnemle.--i officers for the new ships the bill pro- - : Jersey Central Hallroud. or their regular sources of food supply Editor Advertiser: In my last letter 13. St. John, vice president and general vldes that the two classes now at son. T ,11,1 ,, Hecent rains have helped tho Southern greatest tiouble which Professor linotl the onfTnA Imlitafrv nnl muiiuger of the Seaboard Lino Hall- The four-yea- rs Air California crops. Polariscopes! which have completed their tlon ono of th(J m(Un , t, way, icslgiied Koebele has In getting the blight scale obatn from nil connection with Tho merchants of San Francisco are Im- course at the naval academy, shall " Stands In the way of tho road on January 15th. destroyed with the nsslstnnce of his will pro- - the successful mnklncr ernnt nlnns for the retention of Is In thereupon. This erntlon of tn,8 ,ndUBtry The relatives of John Hreth testified at ProHldent McKlnlev. who will attond the portations of the ladybugs, - .. "-- working Into wuc- i..r i..e "' I refer to the lack of roads. Indeed wie iivcHMKiiuoii oi uie tvcsi loint inn-- launching of tho battleship Ohio In May preventing the nnts from OF THE LATEST COMPOSITION. department nnd In the Judgment"""'"of the . . liilf affair that Hreth's health has hien It also. The ladybirds will not toucn no wnrfhv nt nmn I A sensation was created In Homo un exigencies ti. undermined by his experience. val-u- s committee will meet nil the to scarcely any of the homestendsi January sin oy tnc reauing or nn aa- the ants, nnd In some Instances the of the present sltuntlon. there nre trails, such as they are, that of their work Is materially affectei vyy. The continued necessity for an emer- are about Impassable In wet weather, by this pest. gency un- of fund is found to exist In the so that It generally costs as ir'nSon rc,,on Seeds for the Sicilian lemon wcie In about rz: In Pa- - dis- settled state of affairs the Far East much to pick the coffee and pack It Captain John It. Karris, ono of tho plo- - I'!'se. the address attacked the Drought here from California and pacJ- - many nnd enables the department to meet down to the landing as It's worth, to nier steamboat men of tho Coast, passed tributed to people who take ni contingencies which lt Is Impossible to away on January 10th at his residence Charles Page Bryan, American Mlnls- - especial interest in the rearing of fruits Shemical' say nothing of the many other ex- anticipate with sulllclent accuracy to penses. Money in Alameda after a lingering illness. ter to Brazil, offered a banauet to the of a rare class. At present the lemon has been appropriated recently chosen Governor of Hio Janeiro, specifically estimate for. by the last Legislature for roads, Au ordinance has been presented to Industry is worth cultivating, ns the The following places appro- and tho supervisors of Santa Cruz county for saying all tho foreign ministers would receive Just why nothing has been done Is a away present regulations of the Territorial Balances. priations for work: tho prohibition of naloons In that coun- - assist. All the ministers staid strictly prohibit the Im- naval prohlom which wo would like to see ty. on the ground that they had not agreed Government J.17S.R50: J.'.M.OOO: Tho matter will bo heard February limes, lemons and other Portinsouth. liostnn. .solved without any further delay, for Sth. to tako part. portation of K New York. Jl.009.000: League Island, South Seas or Ins matters now star.d It looks us If the Sir Edward Spence Byrnes, Chief Scc- - citrus fruits from the IC95.230: Washington, 31S.:10; Norfolk. C. U. Pierce. Consul General of tho Australia, supplies nre depend- Government Is also In league against Orango State, a rotary or tno uovcrnmeni oi uurman and the JjOI.HCO: Key West. $111,000; Is- Pico lecelitlv made entirely upon local produc- Mnre us. Another drawback Is the high rates stirring appeal to public sympathy hi s"'co 1S90. nnd a member of the ent almost land tSSl.CGO: Pucet Sound. J273.00O; India, himself lu charged by the local stenmshlp s. New Voik on behalf of tho shruugllni: latlvo Council of shot tion. Brix San Juan, J10.000; Pensacola. ) 11.500: U0urN, tho bend In a cnrrluge on tho Sth Inst., This regulation has been enforced on These and the landing charges, - Algiers. J230 jtOO.000; reports was lingering oo- presence of maggot-tile- s, 000: Dry Tortugas. vnu will ho surprised to hear, exceed Cnpt. J. Klzar Hernler of Qucboo U ""! at last account of the the $107,300; $125 000. to tweenjlfo and death. destructive, and their Hawaii. Tutulln. the cost of sending the coffee from II trying organize another dash for tho which nre Sacharometers, For the four new dry docks iiiivt Pole. He will keep In communication Tho Assembly Cities Committee has re- - Introduction In larger numbers Is not nolulu to tho Coast, which Is not lv 3 buildlnc nt Portsmouth. Hnston, I"igue wlth his ship by means of tho Marconi ported favorably by a voto of 7 to tho to be desired. For the same reason calculated to foster or eneoiirige bill, pro- - nnd Mnre $1,000,000 Is pro- ajstem. Now York City police which Is guarding against the im- Island Island this Industry. tno rouco uom- - California vided. Tho committee rcrommends thi Tho Huilelgh bill, which increases tho vldes for tho abolition of portation ot soils from Hawaii, Tahiti m. Another great drawback is the i ust number of Congressmen to 3SC. nilssloners and tho olllce of Chief of Po- - year $3.000 000 has In any an appropriation of to the piiMM-- of sln- - or tho South Seas order that ot packing the building material and the House. Tho Northern and llco and for the establishment a ex- rebuilding of the Naval Academy. In 'other to or Wehlorn States wero supporting the hill gle-headed commission. blight, scale or pests of the Insular 1)111 necessnries the lots planta $350 000 - I may not Introduc- Inst year's wns appniprlat- tions and which often exceeds the cost strongly. Nearly $000 was spent la notifying tno porting countries be $1 finding de- ed prior to that time l.KO 000 .making ,of tj10 . wllon u "1S A German expedition destroyed u widespread agencies or Armour t oi ed. Having succeeded in a Soxhlet Illntorlnl uelf. town killing about of P. D. Armour, tho Chicago blight, Pro- a total appropriation of $1.5,0,000 prior a Kreat mnny lm,)rove. lu Northern China? tho death stroyer for tho citrus fruit kncwn tlmt LM0 Chinese mid losing only ono man. packer millionaire. In all countries of now nlmost to the present bill. ,mcnts to he made, buildings. fessor Koebele has turned have nnd Tho town attacked was defended ny 3,- - tho earth business houses representing to the destruction j iiu irimri mivh in iari ns 10 armor: fences, etc., have to be constructed, nt ou January atn, his entire attention Extract ion "Your also 000 Chinese. his Interests were closed cane borer by means of fungun committee provides under a definite time, or tho property may lie A municipal codo decided up-- duy of the funeral. ot the the Increase of navy appropria- has been the nnd tho Japanese beetle, with fair signs the an nwny. It does seem on by Philippine Mn- - Cologne, Ger-nll- a $1,000,000 taken not that th the Commission at Thrco Catholic cadets at tion of for armor and arma- Government Is acting Just right In till? fnr the government of Phlllppmo mnny, were recently blackballed wnon of success. apparatus. ment for ships now under construction. matter. And lt Is to bo hoped that both cities, to supersede tho military order ot (nc,y ppiicd for commissions In the Ucr- - It will bo remembered that Con'iresi the steamship companies and tho Gov- iiiBi .Miircn. ,,. nrmv. Iiecauso tnoy sola mey oiu KH wiselv solved th.' perplexing question ot ernment will do something to relieve Under date of January Sth It Is stated ,,nt nnnrovn of duelllmr. which Is obliga TWO PLANTATION providing armor plate for our ships last ting a lire Is burning In Hicl Cowen-hous- e ,ory on army olilccrs there. Much Inter- - this unnatural state of things beforo It , - year by the ennctment of a. provision Is too high luiiiiut uvr Aa-ii- K.uiur,iuu, iim uuiii- Cl)( attaches to tho incluont. late. For what with the ages which will result being estimated , nt tho Unlled to COMPANIES UNITE. giving tho Secretary of tho Navy full wages demanded by the laborers and ,,rnnni States power to buy armor at such price ns at about $500,000. 'shift tho seat of Chines negotiations. FLASKS, Etc. the excessive cost of cultivation nnd Kuro-th-o In ills Judgment might seem A big early morning llro occurred on does not meet with favor In tho reasonable tllP m'nl,v othrr ,.s,lonHeB nnd draw- - re- - Company 'inil lltat lilttlil nn AMiiah nlnin '. waterfront In Brooklyn on January pean chancelleries, according to lato The Honolulu Plantation ''" tt" " " "'" i'""" nttcndlng.... the miinipiiintion.... nt 9th. Several excursion boats wero burn- - ports from Pnrls. Popular feeling Is In bought up all of the stock ot the $4,000,1-i- appro- - has lory, toward Which Was ,. thorn Bnm nnthtnir linl- - ed, together with various cargoes from favor of Shanghai, as It Is considered Woodlawn Fruit Company, with the -- - I,1t,.v Chi- luinieii. n ougut 10 ne n mailer oi ter 111 view thnn to carry lt on at ,i ships at anchor. tho moat Important trade center lu Clil- - oxception of ten Bhnres held by a general congratulation that the armor There nro twenty-on- o places still va- - na. naman, deml loss. This Is not a very bright to Have plate niiestlnn has been settled through prospect, It Is a great cant In tho Hall of Punio ul Now York Tho Houfco Military AlUIrs Commluep Tho consideration is but Just what Do of company A largo stock offl the skill, firmness nnd excellent Judg- many will to do or they will get and a conference Is to bc held to chooiio hns decided to lny on tho table tho been J13.000. Tho land tho have ecro-iiioi- ih twenty-on- o ncres, ment of the Secretary of tho Navy In naincB for the vacancy from among fa- - Annond resolution caning on mo iiiuountH about at no deed to their property: for It Is now Americans. tnry of War for Information ns to what Pearl City, und Is at present I'laiited carrying out the evident purposes of ton Into to anything else. will bo Congress." start A bill designed to correct tho abuses of protest, criticism or suggestion General with pineapples. Tho ground Howover, It Is to bo hoped thnt thlngi tho Chlneso Kxcluulon Act has been pro- - Cluiffeo or any other American olllcer In Immediately prepared for tho growing PURE (iy not come to this pnss: thnt Is, If sented In the House at Washington. The China nindo concerning looting or other of sugar cane. Exports of tho United BtnteB, I'll- - planters will only organize nnd legltlnllon Is favored and tha bill will Improper conduct, to whom It wns uuiilt Tho Woodlawn Fruit Company has li panned. u success since lt liicorporn. Tho United States seems likely to in a powerful association that will doubtlons and tho roult. not been t !( A now rellgloua organization, nntloiiai lion, and It Is an open uueHtlon If lis sliind nt tho ot hold of this matter in the right paid head the world's lUt b In scopo and composed of exHnlvntlon oponitloiiH hnvo ovoii oxpoimes. CHEMICALS of exporting wiy. Another Ihlng grently lo ' Ooniumntlvn not ii,.,rfi,i.j In year 1900. Ko-hnl- Army organized at nations tho Is the fact thnt the Hllo & u oiilcers. has been Oiih by ono the great nations havi New York for work similar to thnt of, av khaNCIHCO. Jim. 23. J. W. A CONVINCING ANHWIJH illroad will not pass through the tho Hiilviillon Army. fallen behind In tho nice for this ooffvc plantations, ns nt flmt , TlminpiMiii, who nrrlvml in this port ALWAYS ON HAND. Henntor Morgan lias Introduce a rrno. yM,Hr,)(,y Colillilhln on "I hobbled Into Mr, llliicUinon's drug until during pant go sea or nlmw fr0n iirUh Nel-nu- n, tho llvo years hut will noar tho liitlon declarulory of tho of , of Cullfiiinlii.wiin not nloiD one evening," a' Woly Kingdom rnunt tho Slide On., "mid Im nuked tho lUlltei and tha United the until tho nnd of district tho Cliiyluii.iiiilwor rly min i.io R)llWV(,!,,,,,, ,,, oll ,h(, ground that lit. ot Hamilton, Stales cnu'd bo cornddered n rompetU w,un " wl" 1K"k "P t inuntmi. r Bht of the Unlld Hlatw to uoiMtruel W)U Hmicim with u ciiiiIiibIouh urn In try Chanilmrliilii'it Pain Halm lorn for the distinction nt being iiiiiri, iiiiiniT ipii" i,,,.v th NlwirKii oaiml, ItllwHM. In mug. for rlieiimntlum with wlibli I had nuf. th lunula ia in ThmnpHoii th lat I world' iTriiilem exponent of nrtlnlfi ot w)iiuwu by hIiik or pulling down a 'Hie Ahukmi Indian Imvo held ft een. Qf UOniiinptni), Hint Imnldim oonitw fered for it long t Un- told lilin I nnd dtHil.l.! lu odom a now Irlluil , hud nn In any iiidllnw a ihuy FORT STREET, iinmo pniiiiii'iioii. m nul Dm United i lirHiioh road, KUitinu nttur ICukiiliiu. wliMn ul,,lflcitlon of iiillniu. faith uiililniii and live In iMld: Well. If I'lium-hrrluiii'- Kingdom ed Ihu Unllod Hiatus by thy could nmkH u parfivt'lly ylrnlghi pwiif, itint tlmt M, tmi wltl, llm u)1y 0, nnd o h till fulled He nearly tjr.0.000 000. nnd In 1M7 n. itnii iKuci'forlli th Anirrlcnn Una will ,.(lUi, ,, allfiieirlly tlm I'iiIii Halm due imt help you, HONOLULU, road und wise iihi h iime and pxpuu" ii ll ' Himwr ' I fd HUli'H hnd nn rnnldly Kalncd thnt pluru nf hu lom, mi. nil. mi ,r,,itiiiiid by Dtputy Conn )"U p. id not pay for II l""k u hollle OHIKUiNl H f h uu'd ll Ihu slot wm tint ft0.000.00fl h hind 119 Ui:o On Urn ovraklon Km nmrrUipi of M II linf, IU wm il "iim mid ii""''HnK lo r In of r uisi"iuT lW . Pr-- f Unrii-- r ilui IKnleii took firm . . h In MID 'J'llU lii' M 'i n und In li" wuk I .wi.' i ur-d- ihu nllnnl 1'iillfd pin', our 'hW' Mii'ov, pUKllim In Id (or'iuT i.f ri"t iipI h H lu-- r i I" d lllol.fcry IIMIIIV, Who fporl- -l tiiporln In Hint yntr eircd'ng thnur I ill niliiflll ilif itlMi'f nifr, i ui a .la u pri'mmi of vtnt- u ' perivii in.. I ii"t nin" 'ii lr libit Willi of .lir iiniino . u i. l,.m fruiii mpvv uih! nf lh I'nlled Klniritoiii y nmr'y !00. llnpl.ty w mli ill l tin ui' iv. ft., u f r fi miiiI uiiiiii"iiil r'PM rf ' t J wUi . .im.untpin lui Ihvii rtifiiiiiiiimm' r.i'1 lv J' Hnillll ui I'f.ii lieiitl w' i. I 00.000 ww, A i I .'.J Min at Affim In Wi Hid l'nlin Kl'iudoin n "tldUH? i inn vniuiii nt 1 1, u ifiniiintr ui ih,g rU MWVWIAV OAfcrrT..- - Kit I MAY, KKMU'Un 1, tlltlt - MMMI KKU l. .

would nr sHo c t nn ordl. the nteini if WHO ! INSURE NCt. imry sntak thi-- r l'-- r rnin he usis LHIMSE WORLD'S NEWS Kmidn Hull tenilld tliflll nl tl pr .lit l I this time promlMiig I" la uii.l luiliilif-lu- g SAVE YOUR HAIR Theo, II, prnfUHe expinmltitiK of Knilllll.lt f r MAYRfllkN HERE Davies & Co. CONDENSED tin- - liHluljtem t shown hlln. and WWII llliilllj mi d. lie Ml)" lie WHS illentcil ' With Shampoos of (Limited.) Mnn f the iurrhap.H made bj the Atloilwy Gciltrai UlilMS TillS M of Inst summer In Uurope, 4GENTS FOR FIRE, LIFE AM VntiMMliu him built Brent w titer Shah l'irsin 11..1.. ,... i i ... .1 us will its some of the preseniB iniulo VIllluil Ul I.UIUI MARINE itoiKh lit to liltn, of Cas- INSURANCE. battli-shl- Ihmii hit" Ipft went to the bottom the Tin Ati Hen h sinking of IntmM. puuu for Han Dleim pian the the steam ri'inorinl ortlci In tlic ship Vera In u storm Among them Troops luiM1 were the eighteen win Ingot buught In Northern Assurance Oompanj, Kentucky fetid district 1'iiils. Is no of recover- - WASHINGTON, Jan. 19. Attorney Im ct for the ihort Tlieie chance Thcrt; no choice lug anv thing, us the Vera went down OP LONDON. FOn FIIIE AND teitn Montana Humttornhlp. 0(,ncrn Griggs In an opinion remand The Semite ndopted resolutions of "mIss La'.'r0"nce "' .rwiy ' " lAVli Established 183S. Alma Tndcntn. daugh , for the ileiith of Senator Oer. "i". permm -- , ter of bl aught out on "the Ticasurj-- holds, llrst, that it om Accunitilatod Funds . ,..3.B7B,09. Morun Urothi-rn- of Seattle, will build the artist, tit nt Stindaj of the llrst month of the u tho Hnwailiin Itdinds, la Is.m or On -- uno of the new Bhetithuil battleship. centuty" a now The Shntwelt defalcation In the liny llrst j eat of the new; pllril8 uho ure labrci u..d taken $.'4,451 periodical cnllcd "The Herb of Brit sli and (Mo ) Hunk umounts to -- en- - Foreign Marine Ins. C& County Grace" Its .nliii Ih to bring nbof.i l0 hma with his mother in lew, Is Full olllclul K'tiHtiM IlKUres Mill not - - n hAlf to a return to simpler life and Its dls- titled to the 'Urntcij or llu- OF LIVRUI'OOL, he n tillable foi n eur anil he of FOU MAftlNH. come. tlnetlve feature will the absence wutl, where his father tarn resales see- - - PCr0na,,UcS Cnpltnl A Hlstor of Professor tinnier states ond, that the wife and ch.a.ren ct U 1.000.001 Hint he W still alive nnil at work In lZVllZnl0"- who u, zm In nw monkey-languag- e. Many French artists and literary "ee inifuii, ...,.i.i.. mid-Afric- a Intel ptctltiK - men have been advanced In the Legion m Hawaii and sill .t.o.a inci-c.ai- e..- Induction of Ilatea. of on occasion of the late to i 'the llnnl speid trial of the toipedo Honor the titled inter tuai 'uimuij vmuo liiiinedlMte Payment of Claim. Ualley will be helil In Long Inland Pails Exposition Bonnat, the painter, of tho citizenship" oi tin. ..usu.iiiu u.ei boat lecelves tho Urn ml Cross; Sully Prud- - father. Sound rHEO. H. & will build homme, the poet, Mercle, tho sculptor. 'Jlus opinion is bai,ed upo.i the ussiinip DAviES CO.. LTD. The bo eminent nnd Mnssenct, the composer, nre mnde Hon Unit thu Chinese quuiiu'i, rnpld-llrlti- B nedestul mount C'io..t i.. AGENTS Ktiu with Olllcora, painters Benjamin zeu ;no And shield. Grand the bom nnd naluiiu u.ivnl) i.i All ports on f'.ulf of Morrosqullln, Constant and Cn?ln nil the enginvei llawiillnu Islands, weiu i.i met eul7e'.is the ltoty promoted to Commanders, u 0 Colombia, been closed by govern-ment- nl nre of Hawaii under Us laws ukui.u.uhs hae Luc Olivier Merson. painter, Jncquet n August 12, lfclifc, anu liau iijt aOaiuijiied Hufflouro Biea BnHre insurance Co decree. ner-gei- StRtnuml liettz, oC New Yoik, charg- enginvei, Catullo Jlendes, umlle nor lout their rights as bUeli. forgeries, been and Potivlllon, writers, nnd Paul l'he underHlKPed hnvlnu ed with Ameilciin has Cilnlstj', manager of the Odeon theater, Ikmii arrested In London Uuroub Uoij'o ii. qu. tis. polulHil iiKeniH of the above compo; mortgages been (lied are fnnde oltlceis, vhlle among the Two large hav Fo-tl- o, ne prepiited to ugaras; AVest-rei- n new chevnlleis are Professor Morel NEW YOIIK, Jan 19. The w II or the insure risks In Michigan by the Grand Trunk nn Stunt' nnd llrlck IlulldlnRB Company. the painters Itoblda and Slnlbaldl, atu Marcus Daly, llled for probate to-a- y and Hallro.ul the composers Camllle Erlanger and mi'f MtirphiuitllBe stored therein nn th Ilcnryk Slenklewlcz and his Italian Itogei. Mniguerltte. at Anaconda, Montaiiu, makes Mrs. translator have received the Pope's Victor Victor the ekln cures. moat favorable terms. Far partlcul novelist, Antolne, the founder of tho 'nly the bolo executor of ttic csiutc With- - And light dressings of CuTictmA, purest of emollient pp)y at the offlce of blessing for "Quo Vadls." bary- - and Premier Hond, of Newfoundland, hns Theatre Libre, and Delmas, the out bonds, makes her guurdlaii or the This treatment at once stops falling liair, removes crusts, scales, F. A. SOHAEFER ft CO.. Agta. opera. h been invited to London to take part In tone oi tne minor children and gives hei oiic-t- rd dandruff, soothes irritated, itching sin faces, stimulates tho hair folli- ' of tho '1 he reniuailiig tw.- - the French shore negotiation. estate. with energy and nourishment, and makes tho The attempt to piohlbit, the sale of OUTSIDE OF HIS JURISDICTION. ,hlras ls to bo divided equuily -- etween cles, supplies the roots lerman Lloyd Marine insur'ce C wines and liquors in the Philippines Mr. Daly's three daughters, Mrs. Mar-Wh- en Lair gtow upon a sweet, wholesome, healthy scalp, when all else fails. new Unlveislty Chicago, OF BERLIN. has been blocked in the Senate. the of gaict Brown, of Baltimore, and Misses Every Humour, Henry Ide Itoot, of New Haven, com- a few years ago, was drawing orf east- - Mary and Harriet Daly, and his son, Comploto External and Internal Treatment for Conslntlnn of CimrmiA 8or, to clcinpc the Mn ot cnifts nnd wnle. nml sofu-- tlio Fortuna General Insurance Ci mitted suicide by taking poison. Ner- ern college faculties for its staff, one of Marcus Dalj, Jr. In the event of the to hiKlnntlr nllnvHthlng. Inflammation, nwl Irri- l,tatl1 Ualy im- - thlckcnecrrntlflc. CtiTiriiUA ointment, OF vous prostration, caused by overwork, the men whom It obtained was W. G. of before the tiusts tation, nnd uncitho nnd hi id, nnd Uimritu ltvsoi vfnt, Ui rnol nncl rlrnnee tlip liliiml. A BERLIN. posed upon her by the will are executed, SlN(lt.KSFTli often Mime lent to cure tho ncvere-- t linnintir, wlthl wnf nnlr. when nil else c was the cause. Hale, professor of Latin at Cornell. Depot- - Tenl-tor- y, tho fou. chIWrcof tho leatalor or tho A net. Depi.f It. Towns.; Co.. Hydnev.N.t. W. So African I.fnnon I,T1., The above Insurance Cnmnsniai The Bank of Brlstow, Indian family up fll8. pout l'OTTfctl bolo has been robbed by outlaws. The PiofessorHnle's packed their surviVors of thorn, are to be made thu Tape Town. "All nliout tho Btln, Scalp, and Ualr," free. Coitr., have Odtnbllslied a general agency of was hhot live household goods and prepared to ml- - trustees nnd executors In her place, with , Ilonton, U.S.A. hri president the bank - iuu toe unuorBignca, genera agent, times and mortally wounueu. grate. The daughter of the out securlty.Any of tho children muj-.dur- tre authorized to rlnkn jumlnri ing tho llfo tho dispose his take Judge Leo Kassleur, commander in hotise wns In tears at parting from her of trust, of the danuors if the Ban at thn mnat A. or her sharo by will. The instrument, rw. ahlef of the G. II., denies that he playmntes and seemed to feel that the so sonable rates and on the moat opposes the choice of Denver as the of everything was being w,'cl1 he,arB dn, September 18 1900. is fan. foundation Vm. able terms place of national encampment. It to r.,ii..- - Scalton, of Uu.ce, led shaken. When came the M Johny c Qf Atmcondll P. A. SCHAEFER The Karl of Wcmjss has man In home, Lao ft CO, again age of 82 years He lost last night its dismantled she Mon, and Dlon Browni Qf New York. General Ageata. at the say prny-pi- s. his llrst wife four years ago, three knelt at her little bed to her years after they had calculated their When she came to the "Amen" A Btreui Irugeay golden wedding. she uttered a fervent "Good-by.- " 11 U , 13.- -A General Insurance Co. for Se& Major Geneial Sir Henry K Colville, "Win do von s.iv jrood -- by'" her moth VANCOUVER, Jan. spec al of the British army, who was respon- er asked, In suiprlse. "Why, mamma from Vernon, U. C, Miys Lee Uiigllsh. River and Land Transport in sible for a British disaster South was the leplv of couise God knows 20 jenrs old, shot Ihomus C.irson, hs of Dresden. been put on the retired - Afiica, has an- olnpr to tomor-- brother-in-la- list at half pay. that we' ChlcaRo three t.mes through the chargei Gen. 0,v body, kllllnf? him lnstiuuly nnd a.so fa- - s Having cmuhllsued an agency Tunis, the black that t a.. t Boulanger rode "en ieenant de la re- tally woundliifr Wll.lam Curs,on, whu V HEADQUARTERS FOU IiimdIiiIii nnd the Hawaiian Islaada, vue" In 1SS0 is dead and his tail has A.V OVJ;itDOSi: OF UiIYANISM. ns hi Thomas' company. llie altah Hit iiiulermKiied Kenernl aeonts nm m-- place on was the been bent as a memento to Henri took the Mrtet ami thnrlireil to take risks against dn-er- s L'Intranslgeant. Communion was helnpr holcm- - outcome of tho charges of the Hochefoit. So sajs seilro if I Hj.rnc.ss and of the sea at the miml In iiunn-titie- s nl7ed In In city Mrs. Ciinon, Imghsh's hloler, bj net reimonDla Gold has been found pajing .i cliitich a'blff Hnstctn v5 ihihm mill un on the beach between Otter Point the othei Sunday moi nlnp, when a well hUBbaml. Young Lngbali bought a the most fnvornhle 'eraua. . F A and Sooke hailior, thirty miles from handsome jounpr man enteied oIer seei.d dajs ago, btatlng that he Hay SCHAEFER & CO., B C. mileb feared Carson would kill h.m It Is sail Am-nt- for the Hawaiian Islands. Victoiia, Theie aie seeral and stalked with niensuied Head dl- - Sad(j, ry of beuch and it has been staked out stop- - that Caison struck Lhi(,l sh uitli a tlun length. rectly up the centei aisle, only ,)oforc tho shootInB , he (lectaa. for Its entire imped- - btall plnir when fuither progress wns )lnnl clas,)eil mmi AND jX rRANS-ATLANTI- In Borneo and Labiun postage 1ad n club ln hs g NCw anil Second C FIRE INS. CO. stamps to the alue of $100,000 weie ed by the chancel rail. There he stood wilcn Cked m and with this ueipon sold last je.ii, though the postage on for a ifloment nnd gazed solemnly at ho is supposed to hae iulllued the wound g hand Vohlcles. OF HAMBURG. mall from these two countiles does not the wondering- congregation Just as on English's head. - ib fj exceed $4,000 a jeai. It Is the people were wondering what wns going . 1 Grain. v- w" 1'npllnl of the Company who buj the stamps fcchool a sperlalty. ml reii'hrtinarks fl.OOOs! claim to happen, be sti.lightened himself and A huoin Trnndy 'S iiwrvo. All the princes of the Caucasus "Well, I don't see them enmi ha Ch pi hi thulr reinsurance direct descent fiom King Dald, ac- said 'f, I'AJtlS, Jan 19. A tragic Inni .1 u: g f but' I am In the In- - A ronipunics 101.6M.W9 cording to the Vienna Neue Freie nevertheless here at the College of Trance mis' un S Carriage Painting and Presse, and some of them base tlieli tirot.f nf Wllllnm .Tpnninfrs Tlrn" A up trnoon- - A yune Russian g rl siuJe.il. x . v x Total 107.650 descent from Noah or the landing ot vestivman stepped to him, tapped - relrhsmnrks the ark on Aratat, which Is neaiby. him on the arm nnd led him down the Vera Gclo. tried to ossabslnnto an used Repairing in all its branches Mr. Choate will act as aibltiator be- aisle nnd out. It turned out thnt the profebsor, Senator Umlle tween the British and Japanese gov- man's mind wns affected on the tber of tho I'rchldent of the Chamber t North German Fire Insurance Ct- - oon-elud- for ernments to settle the lease of the silver Issue. Deputies. Tho professor hart jiiit Island orders breeding stock Kow-Shin- g, vessel i vv OF HAMBURG. a chartered Biltish -- - a lecture on Trent. llitialurt carrying Chinese troops, which the nhen Vera Gclo, who was one of thu iu- - Japanese cruiser Naniwa sunk during ANTIQUITIES FOR HARVARD Ulence, pointed a revolver at hlin. I lei especially solicited. & Capital of the Company the war of 1894-9- 5. Harvaid University is to receive for friend, another Russian s' nient nutii m and reserve, relchsmurks. 8,8M.tH The President has approved of the its Semitic collection nineteen of the tha rrovemont, sacrificed heri.-l- f hv in Capital theli reinsurance private pension act giving Mis Evelyn valuable papyri recently unearthed by tencnlng, and received a 1,111... in the companies 35.00t.tfft Neale Murray a pension of $30 a r u-- ch .. 1 8 month. Mrs. Murray Is the widow of the Egyptian Fund Society, and which Pgft. ; V'jrHc I tH some JL Hnrmlnlu tnrlz fn Total relrhRmnrks 4S.8J0.8 General Eli H. Murray, foimer Gover- hao been for time in the handa a,rrstpdp It appears alio h nioniid oo ilVUUIUlU ULW.1V 14U nor of Utah, and latei a prominent of Cambridge and Oxford professors, r,,.UjP,i, she said p rotes or nehinri I ilUJ .J't esldent of San Diego. who are making ,i study of them, hed slandered her and alKd In luait-Amon- g uudermguud, general agenu o county Trin- - ae99ecet)40e8C93ee9eeea9eteeere)ai6i The Weavervllle, the seat of the scrolls are some of Ho- bioKer. tones. "I ha.o .nuu.iIcJ i. y the aliiivp two companies, for the Ha- ity county, Cal., has been snowbound inei's writings, some poems by Sappho, fiiend." since January 1, The (list news from " waiian shindB. are prepared to naorai 18th some of Emperor Hadrian's letters, Iliilldlngt), Kiirntturo. Merchandlne there was brought out January Franco-Amfno- Divorce, ol Barns and small houses have collapsed and a portion of St. John's Gospel, I'roduee, Muchtnery, etc., also Bax&s although not supposed 19.- under the weight of snow, and the which latter, to, PArus, Jan. -In the first chamber of Good and Rli.e MIIIb, and VcsroIb In tbe tuu Is endangered. be the wilting, Is the oldest De- Serviceable town hall piiginal ,ho Clv Trlbunal yoaterday Maltre - Bicycles nor, iKiitiiHl Iorb or damage by r The American Board has leceived a cuiiy lei iuuiiu. i - mirnt terms. cable dispatch fiom Constantinople an- - eorl asked tho court to nullify the m.ir- mi the favorable of George Iloussel, Secretary ct nouncing the death on Januniy 17th, of 1Hlj AtrNri-- was LObl. rlaB0 JI H. HACKFELD & CO., Itev. Dr. Eilas Higgs, the oldest mls-siona- ij' aut1' lh0 Soclety of American Dentists In t'ar- - Limits of the boaid. Di Itlggs wus A shrewd political observer insists is, and Mrs Harrison, a w dow, ind $10 and upward. nlnetj' jeais old and he had been in that nearly all the money lost on the daughter of an English Admiral. Mr. the service for slxtj-nin- e jears. late election wagered on the popu- - P.oussel Is a Trcnchman and a graduate by ias dental surgery of and New CANADIAN PACIFIC RAlLWiT A hitherto unpublished woik lar vote forftBryan. Men who conced- - ' Paris Why take a chauce on a cbe-i- p tin wh el sold at Gustave Flaubert entitled "Memolies ed McKinle election, he says, bet ? York ;v,1th large American c en Tht Fimoua TMrtnt Home of tbe Wntt d'un Foil," Is being published in the opponent would poll a larger Kevue Blanche. It seems to be a rec- that his ,:,,,, hn .Q onlv nW fi1PD.h in 1896, while 1Sq9 ord of his boyhood, and was written In popular vote than nnd the mock marriage ln i,en the ceremo- - la Coaicctloo Wltb tk: Coaiio-Stcamskl- by no been can- - AUCTION UtS since which time the manuscilpt returns hae means ny t00 place. The case was adjourned Lint TKkrti Art I has a preserved by the Le Polttevln vassed, he feels sine that Bryan's fol- - for a fortnight to hear counsel for tho - fa n i lowers will show a tremendous falling defense, the defendant not being reprc- when yon om a standard make To All Points in the United Stales to a woman .rented jt Jciu Llnd's letteis off. via su friend living in Italy fiom 1845 to 1874 .. I from a dealer who will iuarriiitee ihem. and Canada, Victoria will soon be published bj' an Italian Sickness thu Army film. The letteis, It is reported, num- QUARANTINE FOR TUBER- iu Vancouver. ber over a hundred and give the pilmu CULOSIS. WASHINGTON, Jan. 19. Reports from donna's outspoken and unconventional placed among the Philippines Indicate a great deal ot many ot Tubeiculosls has been MOUNTAIN RESORTBi opinions about the music and pro-- ailing among both Naval of time. tho diseases which are subject to sickness CALL AKP OUU- - the musicians her - archl-migrati- Banff, Glacier, Mount Steptoes The Peking coi respondent of the quarantine. The commissioner of im- and Army olilccrs on duty in the Dallj Mail says "The Biltish piotest has so decided ln tho case pelago. Long terms of duty In the-- o and Fraser Canon. has pioved effectual, and Itussla has of a Japanese who arrived ln San lslnnds aro likely to Impair the most expunged the obnoxious conditions Francisco from Japan ill with lung robust constitutions, aceordlng to tho NttV, Jill- $10 from the contuict to lestore the Shan wnq pa- - vlows of Ari"y nnd midhai Wheels! trouble It decided that tho Kmprftss Line o' Simdic rs from Vibcmnc Hal Kwan Itailroad to the British - bondholders. Count von Waldeisee will ItrKtii in All Pmnis In Japat, CUu, mt&B to the port from which ho sailed. )3 ThlH praefe? vas sign the iolsed convention tomoirow." strongly ndvocatcd. and An.utd Ibc Wrtd Two men entered a Broadway res- followed by tho Spanish authoiltles when taurant about closing time and held CLARK'S TRIAL WAS COSTLY. they wero in control. up tho cashier In the ptesence of sev-ei- al ,Kkrt 4 ad irir-i-l lalorM.lKx im, a v niters Tho cashier dodged a The Investigation of Senator Clark's Gnppo on n Oiuuer E. H bullet and saved his cash, a crowd election cost tho Senate ?22,-l8- ln fees 0. all & Son Ltd. rutO. H. BAVIES & CO-- LTD., lpp0 Is s wit- - PHILADELPHIA. Jan. J collected and the robbers inn, bran- ttavellng oxpetibt-- for tho l and Wr !. Cl'l tll-- Mil i4 I S V IJ-f-c. dishing thelt pistols One was captut-e- d. nesscs who wcro summoned to Wash- - epidemic on tho Itusslan erulser arlng, - Crump'B ..Jl.i. I'ltw Pallwav frorn Montana. Tho stenogra- which Is lying at shipyards, au - Sole will soon be u tra- ington Bicycle n to for breakfast M. Blum- - seventy lnjdriii-ber- g, x' Bulletin OTie, In England pher ot tho committee, W. oillcers and si amen are dition Another wall over many - the disappearance of the flat fish pro- received $2,733.70 for his work, dun nnd others nie- sick, but able mado a total ot almost J25.000. to bo about. The work of earing for the ceeds fiom tho London Dally Mall. The This ,,ce O Hit-fi- n I K . Vni- - I' & price sole and plaice has Clark drew J441.10 as witness Hlc, 1,as '"uch, "r 0, N. VIIa, a. J. I. IMI h Hiidfiii Castle Cooke, of dcubled In Senator cruiser's'""surgeons, and mist tho ,n. K. HII1IH. hertnrv anil TrcHHtirvr T. MAY Aiiilllu.. five j ears, and the outlook is that'll fees and traveling expenses. ,. . . . IPmowii m various h,,s. -- MMiini).- will double again In (mother live. It Is ' steam trawlers and tho destruction v PltalH for treatment. The Varlng's sur the gcons sny w UIh-cb- ot young are doing tho mis- THEIlt CLAIMS SET AT UEbT. they km nothing of the GUANO AND FERTILIZER CO, !lh that until they canio to this countiy. PACIFIC chief The clnlm of other cotigli incdlclnes LIFE and FIRE Two inui del ers, whoio cilmes at- to be as good as Chnmborlaln's aro ef- tracted umiHiiu! attention in Europe fectually set ut lent In tho following Burned to tho Oiuinia. OWICh BOX 484 MUI UAL TKLKI'HuMi 467 yenr, huvu Just been beheaded. last testimonial of Mi f 13. OIiihh, an em- MEMPHIS, Tcnn., Jon. VJ.- -A dlrpitrn On wns a Swede, Nordlund, who kill, ployee! & Co., Onr- - INSURANCG of lliutlott Dennis fiom llarlleldu Point, Aik., 100 til nnvim persoiiB on tho steamer Prliu dlner. Mo Ho ony "i una Kept uiiii iii'ia Knrl In May. Thu other wns donezl, Ing in u enld and cough In tho winter "!ioo this oily, naH Iho Bte.imur UncK We Are Prepared to Fill All Orders for who killed u ilch widow and her of HU7, ttyliig every cough medicine I 'Vo Hlalo, looded with union, burned - AGENTS. . . daughter In Ilerlln threo yenis ago and honid of without purninmmt help, until " iho gnnrds nnd U u miul Iobh. ii being "-- was convicted after oxtrndlted one day I wiim In thu ilniK more of roimtuliout wm lom, iiumu u.. from Argeutlnn, wheio ho hud taken Mi lliiulehnn nnd In nilvUeil nio to known. 'Iho uliainir wiim un rontu fiom lefiige, llo piotcsted Hint ho wits in N(,w OrlwuiM to Clntlniiail. you legal try Cluiiiiliuilnln'H Cought lluinedy nnd aijhnih iiocent anil left unsolved Iho knot offurml lo pay back my money If 1 - Artificial. n or daughter wns In whether mother wim not nuroil. My lung ninl bronchial TO 11AIHK QI50IIOIA VKAGUKfi IN NcwEnoMMEiiUQi'lle hilled find Thu distribution of Iho vie vury on nt IIiIh time, iCCHJNA insuraoceGo propei ly, whiuh nmnuiilH to ev tubH wr hut. AKIUCA. llni's I wum eoinpluiiify lined by thlH iwinedy, OI- vnil milium iniulm, depends on thu de (Hid II A hl)inmnt of J00OO0 voiimk 'HlhTON, rjUtMllriri, hino lnot nhviim turnyd to ieh olslon of tlmt wlmn I gut aohl. nnd fonn tlml rwllef (Iwrulu luniiwl IUpiI by In a tmon frnni niiiiirlii for A brief the proseoillhin I iiUo roiiiii)iMl It i my rrUmlii Colony Afrtwi, Fertilizers. ioa Life Insarance uml Hoiith Couipany Iho nun of WerUiliiir v count lloni cih Nulnl. UHtfruVlHrd V', 1HSJXI "L," " V i ".'" Ti.y win, I'lstl IH mi) "A Ilium '.uiih inmludniw." AliHl', (501MHT.1MI.V tib IMM- M- IIAKIIDIUI, hw puIumwI l liirniy iiiio wiiini niiii i iiiixv !! iiiutf nf in. Hunt mi fou vmi Kmigi k Ltd duihiht I'AMII'IU l AM , I'O'lAHM, NIJ I'HATK AMMONIA has in vi r boon iixihmm Willi 'l t'o, nf His lrntf H'diiw to mm oauiiiry ur W OK Kl-j- IMKII, priitniy f rtuiin us mii iiiiiiuhI iiuoiii iiiimltni.il In .iiinn.illi t'nn J'uluiiy M'ni'M HID, IMHNMi u II In i mir"linb1 X'RMip who (lis II dii. .iiiffiiiiuru m im.4. i iin . j,uMirn jiet htm thuri Imif of im HAI'lf U KM', I I" ! ularki's 4i vmxw:Mn H fruit (lip i it r nt In Hi Ii HI f nil I ill Im II 1. Ul MUll. ,H in tl i.n, niltilal In iw ii i, umifs U'la linnninl jtivtii in miuhtli uf nl' l,y I tiwuuinx) j I1', M K if) f I i I l I s I I i j.liiii.i.t iiinl irnliii lii'in'i, ''in 'i ill if Kn I'.nt.l t ul f l hit up li by til l im r U(l' i l I tilsl'ry ru without imy A KM ! AMM Ji in m i i r In lwi. U i ii ml i IhijjiI ( n I I In ll I In H l I i pitKit iMopmu ii l'i iJuhoniiy, il J' ri ti'MI i niiii ) lu i I lMa Mn.li. p., Hi,.i4 IjuuiIIi I i I ijtf jiy pro-Itiis- it l i I II. nr Jul, I U i I ij i M f (lijiat'it rir A ,4ii oidii'UI m le i lira md rn r Ii I mh rsUMwli th$ J r nl Pfltilic uuttuo Corop my llhui in iltfti-n- with hit tlci'iM (her f r li i r'N iijj i i 'I m I un m.umh iiMMi'i m NWw lVMlttJr 'W,iwji Kuf4, imVUIAN f.AXKTTi:. rillDVY, KKIIHI A in I, MM. HKMMVKKKIiY

INTELLIGENCE. ,- IN Tlli: rlltPIIIT COUHT OP 1IIH SHIPPINU - I'lflli Jtlillclnl Circuit. Territory of Hnvvnll At Cluimbern In 1'rnbnt HONOLULU HONORS Mrs. II. T. Salisbury, of 11 AlMUM.l) AT HONOLULU Foliett Street, Pawtuckct, R. In tlio inntlcr of the petition fur tho I., rpvortitlon of thn will of Kmnale Tuetd.i), January El. sri)!: mil (k ), of Wnltnen, lCinml, A. 'II H, a CniUxliiiiiMi .tl.li uii, lloni " About eight ycara ngo, I waa (I. Can JuiiUiity ID. DEAD QUEEN taken with nervous prostration On remllnK nml fllltiK tho pcllllon ef Am. eni... ,in. u. lii.lii, Genet tutu, THE Life Pekelo Akeail, of Honolulu, revoca- 10. was followed for (lulu ban I lum..nio, Jni.liui) which by a partial tion uf mi nlleKt'd will of Kiwnnlvnui' 1 -- I, liou, truiil ilnl. ie nil uix.il. paralysis of the lower limbs. The (k ), niltnlttcd to protintc 011 the Uth llvinukl.il, With 3.MJ buK bumH. day of February, A. D. 1638, In th , Ivllnuitli, u. lu iwiiliikiileiil doctor called it locomotor ataxia. tli rtiiif tlio death uf tjuien V was received with radnrtH not rrnuatc court or thu Firth Circuit, Jill bUKUl III U Cuttle. 1IK NIIW8 of curia I could not direct my steps, and I N liy Hr tluli rmlilnnls of Honolulu, but liy Atntriiiunr miu ,.uro(,i It hereby ordered thnt Thursday, Wednesday, Jutiunr 30. only the would 2lHt 1901, '11k- - bin! '"inly routine! Honolulu bcloiu mo unit often fall down. I tried the day of Febrtinry, A. D. una itiiiiru.ly. iiiv.8 ii 10 H. S. Ho.ium.i, M.11 0 liy u H li.iillc nt o'clock n. m. uf Mtilil dny, O. Uitiu.ui.ri. ,.... ling Wh- - loutrtd to linii.iil.mt, ii.llov.tu liiimr of and many remedies but was not bene- at uno .11 from San l'.uiuico, ceremonyttiittv- - of nulil court, nt I.lhue, dun nuuia ..i ihi. Vim Col.atliitc. on Kiulhllinaiiti Midi, hh.rty ntttr llila fited until I began taking JuiiLBiy .',. healing on public mill private bullditiBH wim liu.Miidu-i- i Dr. Knunl, he nnd the same hereby Is ap- :i Pllmcr, American llnB pointed nnd jilncc T, u. v. llonRkoiiB Mnru, Irom '.' oon.ul apnml their ,.M.n.M,i fit tht brt.ro likewise. Williams' Piuls Pills for Pale the time for henrlnc Bau I ii.iivii.lu, jin.uury Jl ,,". ,.,. ,,r 'i liitvif s A: Co., where tut- - .to cniiHulntii In located snlil application fur revocntlon of lalJ lii.n ll. -...... People. LK. ti ....iini.r ti.i... cteron, from ...uw...... - .i U.- i.. aliened will. Am. i wna drntcd In bliiCK nlld tin' uoors rimtn. mum ui .imam), ..n cont-of-a.n- n Several doctors had told me that Hy Hie Court: San Piunclbto. ,.. ill i.e btiainisH to contluiif. 1 hu of Great Jtrllulii pse, loYMiaonil, i II. D. Il.-- Ku. "lir. P.cl ' .,.., JT,. -- ..,... un, .Um. v t nnr.ioudrtl in blnck. Strength there was no cure for my trouble, WISIIAUU, Jrom kuuu and Maul p.itn. i'v.1M,'j,ero ji.cvul.nl for lomfof Clerk, Fifth Circuit Court. tliu dttpist svmpathy tlio Inland's Brent but my improvement continued 2219 I.-- I. from Knual, Jan. 2ri; Feb. 1, S. B.tur. .Soiiu, inn.., m,wij nUhoufih not entirely unexpected, came lis a bhotk to tlio I with i.VM bbhb augar. Hon.lulu. P.very l.i.BUMiinnii or mibjitt or tlio Uutun and took the pills steadily for I.-- l. MiKun-l- n. Pcderson. from sovereign. atmi. h'n?" 1 "TmirW her reign and tN hud known no other .c two years. At the end of that Kauai, with 4.kU Imu. hus.r. J'ifjffl vsord ... every ftmlly. time I had regained full control lila b of Thursday, Jnnunrj 3t. nrltit.li CoiibuI Nx H. llonre, upon Heeipt of tlio ncna of sovcrelKn olllclal B my limbs. The pain left me and Collegiate Moo. Stmr. A. J. Cummins, bturle, from ,,nth through oIIIcIhI Bourctfl, has net nparl todiy for tlio Restored a of rexpecl to t lit guen. Tho fortlgn Cons.iH a Jias never returned." windward Oahu port. of nil ilaRn a mark dul to of Territorial mid Federal oIIIc.b hnvi. bten Invited by Mr. Iloaro Uv lifiiilB the ,UW Mks. H. T. Salisbury, -- - '" MBBeP "" CXl,ri"'n ' S.V1LUD TKOM HONOLULU. Mg "" " Subscribed and 'sworn to before FOR BOYS $ photographer, a mnBnlllcent photoBrnph of Vic Tuesday, January a. j In the window of Duo. tho me this 21st day of August, 1899. B. C i -- u ....- - n - Victoria, Archtr, Calhoun, tor San toria, framed in a pan 01 iittn-- uiiu "" " L. Rogers, Am. bktn. 11 on. Carlos with bugor. crourd, nttrnctcd murti item - I to PATHON AND VI8ITOH, FranclJiio Advertiser displayed bulletin nl the death of the Queen and the nccts- Notary Public. Lk. Luwara ,ua), Hanson, for Han Hid a Am. slon of ITInce Albert lmn.ullattly uvon icc.lpt of the new by the Sonoma Iho The Lord Bishop of Columbia. Frautlbto a Kahulul. upon Hie Aovertli-er'- bulletins nnd 11 big crowd c SounJ liixt strtet newH wub "Williams Am. bktn. Lclio, JJilleaon, for the vvliln- - the utrlvul of thn nevvhsiaoers. Dr. Pink Pilli for Tale Peopl to read them waUiiic - contain, In a comlt d form, STAFF: In bulluBt. will a tali for a nuetlnB of the Urll.sh Ucnevolent Socle- iim all the cie Illlo Consul lloare 1 menu ne essury new W. stmr. Klnau, Freeman, for lue the ScMtlah 'J hlstle Cub, to pans resomt oils 1 to give lire and richness wuy porta. t Sona of St CeorKe and I to (lie Mood and n store shattered Rev. C. Ensor Sharp, M. A., Cantab. and upon the deatn of Her MtJ.sty, to bo forwarded to the new Kin,; nerves. condolence half-mas- Thry lire an unluilinu; bpecific for dis- W. Btmr. C.audlne, l'urker, for Kahulul v. ill today bo at t. Palsied such nchool houses and way ports. The llaRB oil all tho eases ns locomotor utaxia, partial paralysis, H. J. S. Muskett, Peter's College, W. stmr. kohun, Uennett, for MoloUal. 8L Vltui' dun e, sciatica, nturalpia Fobs havo been coaBtliiB ves- - Cambridge. I.-- l. Btmr. James M.il.ce, 'lu.lttl, for deluliB nervotnlicudaclic.theafter.eflcctsof Kapaa. NEWS OF WORLD i.cls. la urippe, piilpitation of thu heart, pale and Aioses U. Clapp of St. I'aul, has -- en sallow complexions, all forms ol weakness I.-- l. stmr. W. O. Hall, Thompson, for uiiaiumouB y iiomliiatnl by tlio tttpubli-VA- Jl cither in male or female. Moderate terms for boarders und day Kauai. pr Ua- - scholars Boys received from eight L-- NLLllJL-- U tans to Biittttd thu into Cuahinan K. l. Btmr. Mauna Loa, Slmerson, for f J ears of age upwurds. Military drill. t in the Unlttd States bci.uie. Dr. Wimsms' Pink Pills far Psle People are never Hawaii. ' Dibs Technical art. Including mechanical Ujiolti, Honolpu. Mini. Nata le Illavatbky, sister-in-la- sold bf the doien orhundred. but always In pack- Stmr. Dalton, for - ages. Irom Wil- drawing. Bpnrders may, by their of thu wtl.-know- n theusupnUt, Mme li.a- Atall druggists, or direct the Dr. H.-t- f. Bas. sthr. Surprise, Njstr.m, for liams Medicine Company, chcncctady, N. Y.. parents' wish, nny place of wor- KiiBland may amend tho canal treaty, ,,ow Loa An-'lh- e f 50 attend mtitj, utad, is ub tatuig cents per box. G boxes S2.G0. to Kauai. oinalm la tj itinaia 11 iuarantilio ship which they are accustomed. Thursday, January 31. hPlSi Thnioughness, discipline and moral .. ' iiiiuL-- ... Uowdo 1, San Jn- - in miiiwut'e tuning ui trnlntng arc strong factors In O. S. S ealandla, for &lulIns )lrc tauslnB lo3 In 1 522ESES35ES3 the B'cat Tttclltllh Kantas litcimei.t have be. bchool system Francsco. mintn. priscnuU w th mtda s nude from a O. S S Sonoma, an Oterendorp, for u , s,lU, th,u uuri,.,n Induanhs are ki, tnnnon. Jamea L. Ilnim.i of OaU- - In Honolulu, by l Hefeitnt.es kind 'declliiliK. It mi u mat ov cr $.0,000 WOlth l.f 1 Jy,.TS.K Ma.u, 1 Imer, for itlU IB Ol.1U. to the H13V JOHN H T HonBKon'7 a, i)un atuveicd In Hrlllah t hllU Uul bolll 011 n tjl. Columl"a-,.-u, tus Jallaiy Uhc V Bi.ancl.i la still ound THE ISLANDS nnd THOMAS RAIN WAL- - . JiffrcH-Uuhl.- il bltamer JB 0l?"In..,.'",Vfc- f- .. , ... iho HRlit at C tic.imui - c...... - ,i. Rn..n,l -. u. icnrt, HSQ aiu, imtii own bjuKf. ...w 4 1C iiuian mil iiuh uvk'ii huuhi uui iu ,.,. p.i,,,,,,,. lu t...u. cuba. A en. d at Smta lloaa died In ballast. .. t!ic Semite 'I he Lib 'luliirc of Jama'cn hai I.-- ror .via-- ! fiom ljc. Apply to Head I B.mr. illKahala, 1'tdtrson, ,x.Ll.lwRlimuii O. V. Coivlis, nficd Ita decision to IIbi t Joseph ch.i tutli.B coiittiurattd MAIL SERVICE Master kavvcll is dead. 11 .b u, .. u. .iu.k.L.1, the San - allciiipl to cat oil an ubioliuc vub -- al, Uruhn, for Nnw.ll- (.uintiu dctaiilttr, la in ucx co I I. Btmr. Kai I.d Con Ban, the tuifman, hut railed lovvi. i;ovcrnmtnt. will. for Li kIu'.iI. ' 1 ui, biccK iliikcib ul 11. c ban Joaquin 1' 1 a ng s If Ihe use of one of on "2 Composer was on Oioibo foutbch, travel Va lc havu fuiinul an aboclai oil eoooo8ceooooooeoeooo j.. i.u.j Veidl 1 ful a Sm raiiLlsco huiMt, cuf.in il ul. aioi iuuuc 11 v uu. u. llB'lt o a 1'ASSCN'aCRS. his Utuilibtd. ui. lS-'- e'erfcon l'lul "c UIS ''0"L,U a '.'' ro!" '"1 " t,a.i.hi Hit oubtluj bill .11 t..t w WASHINU'lON, Jan. iho -. ha. Is to 1. turn to the "ulu' iiatt our registers per O S. Siiiioiun, hll en Jniui.ii J), of J..3 0. c oill- - o I LiiiiLr.il today nwaid- - a PapsenBcr? I .itle Munlni.i, nci.crib titiu U.cna.i cl amc mc osimuiui out siutt. o Jan. CO. J M Wiltoxon, tho prominent Cillfoi-'- , Calvaiv CIilicIi of San Fi.i. tlsco v..l c alh Unit th ia u i.oua onduvt td the contiatt for steamboat dd to youi dally profits (luring a year u.v op. 11 up ! o Hu olulu Miss Alexander, A. II. is iknd. liiliiith a titvv piuject l.f, It iirorltd that Hie Lictli Indians u scniic between Honolulu and the 00 wot king days) the sum of nu nWjti, dovv ll btn-t- it or 0110 C. D Uudgley, 11. J'. n..w,i.mi c&frtf houte ful the i, u c pain ..11 Inula, Ten! o reat the lluwal.m Islands, 7 Dnrhelder Mrs A Klllll rerntlv Hwei.t nlu- wai olj. IThe cents, It will pay per cent uf ti mop e of tli.u s. o ru nd pei week on tho fol- - o Baldwin and wife. Mis C. L Ltjncroft, sotithciibitrn Alnt-kn- . t j.unB clij. he Supervlto have lefused lo .tt tii annually, all pr - low ng Ho- - Mrs H A HnitUvvlik. Ld mown aim (.uluini. mi m to navo bten closed l Dolvla baa ujicted poals made sh.nkev aid .McCov lox l.i a 1.1 r.aii.u- named iou.es. l'rom Ten "ents It will pay 15 per cent an- b Ch le, La 1 'W II- - 1 15 .vns i 11. miriia, uov ard the aa Bovcrnimiil cu. v ho ulu to I. a. a, HI mllea, to nually; wire. mil. til nitntul dtciee. to - S. U Cannell afd wife, U. It Carter coloi.U c. II. of thu Smlthso- - has rcfustd lecoBnze Ch Itan buvtr- ututhoiily has bten given Impiovt- - a der Steamship Company, $3,000, e Fifteen cents, It will pay 22" per cent lilder tlKiit evil the ttf r.toiv in d s.iute f.r c lionultiui to Kaiiudlc.ikal, 10o a and wife Mis U Catton anil two niilM lt sl.llltc. B dtod. mtiiia 111 li.o tun t vy liom nnnunlly. - I.llbworth Weir, a r-- i.rtiuti O.ibli $1,500, to same children, Mis Catton. Dr C. S Chnp- All of Li.inchlnl dlbeu-.e- s la 1. pronlnent ntt miles, the llrm. Twenty cents, It will pay 30 per cent t,,i,uc Lu I'orte, was to Honuapo, 203 man and wife. C D Chase, U Chase, rM10riid In New Yoilt. of Ind ni.a, shot and itiiclinel IJonner, tho San Francsco a fruin Honolulu e nnually. 1. piobably fatnll Injured on Jaiuurj JO o miles, to the Intcr-Iblan- d Steam W O Cocke nnd wile. It Ciavvford, u s slU ,llt chIuibo la tntranced by waa tiiluub .ibt.cu.ly Uto ved 111 Thirty cents, It will pay 45 per cent Mrs. W H Davis C S Desky. .Inmes UirnhurUfs "L'AlB'on." by Jobciih W. lirlll of Clevelind. Onlo. o Navigation Company, $1,500, from a nnunlly: A In Milo U. Ltilln. landing, Doyle and wife. C It Dkt wife nnd (t ts sn that ko.u hna been found on llio the olllce of Stevens 'ihu California Leg s nturc Is In debate a Honolulu to Nnwlliwill Fifty cents, lt will pay 75 per cent L3 S Co., at Washington, ovtr $l,utt), irt miles, same llrm, from a mnlil Ofnrue I" etcher, John Gait heath nt Vancouver, destncd OVti the 01 a tubt for II.uiiiIiuil-Ili- B nnnuany. ti, S.0.0OU pendliiB iiutaiion 110 $1,- - and wife. Ml-- G CiiU. C A. Clover, Maitna Unl'B will has been tiled, nam-- pi anion tlalms berore the nil. Honolulu to Hlttle, miles, o Wouldn't lt be a good thing for you to Treasury Dep.utmcnt on 13th 500, "V. J. HnUoran. Miss Hal'nran. Dr. ,ib thu widow as exttutrlx. January .u u.iter Congtr hns written that lie bame llrm, from Honolulu to a .t least Investigate our registers? of A . 117 $1,50), Ho- - HiiMPi anil wife. S Ilenery nnd widow of Co.iittor Customs Joluibtone of Till! .....on .int.. 1. In f .1 ... tl. .1. ... r 1. Wnlmea, miles, fiom a Jense jhe Ch.et Justice Slitldon V..-M- .. -- n M..,,r. " 1 Ul.o.lnuln ,l(.l nf l.ln.l "'" """ "" 22S miles, ?3,400, a wife. Then. Uo'zhnusen nnd wire. 1. 1111 u In HulTnlo January C. ... '"" ''""" nolulu to llllo, NATIONAL CASH RROISTfiJIt CO., uu in rt nu. oiniiii., Hoobs. wife nml child. II. Jacobs. Miss .,,, L8inl UIL from the wounda received A(II1UU, Ccl!ey "! both to tho W.lder Steamship a llttH lLtuvlnB a Krent (I bllna " commander of thi DAYTON. OHIO. H H Ken- - f Ul'llfllllU li.tttlnUtLlUU ulflillll ll IIUII,linn u.iiinn lift TJ,, I.,.. .,.,,,...,. Company. H. E. Jiinos. Miss Johnson. uull ot In the lloiibe ."-'"- litis In F. T. P. Agent. attention till. .1 4""U". arrivtd San WATEItUOUSE. nellv. II KlmbiU nnd wile. J. M t.evy. lll0 next mett nis of the associated ' I lantlhco. Wugun service for Honolulu will P. M Lewis J P McCoy, A. McNnlly, cnttlinitn will be held at Chicago. beventy-scve- n nilll'on dollars Is carrl d Aiin.il U. Ktnt, the Into Sm Itafnel not be let for the prebent, as tho MWi b - Department dec dt d present Miss H Mnde Mrs i: Mulr. lt iH ,,ropci-c- 10 .ay 11 ntw cnLle be- - the Naval 11pprop1t11ln.11 bill, as it- ml.i ouulri, Leipitati.td JOU.OvO 10 the Ko.u Ins at Mulr. Miss V. NVff- - lloniv New f'l n'ld twcin Kulunit and Oliiina. Jnnan. pontu 10 me uouse. 1 lipaiaiuna aro Luboralori. to contluuu tho m ill mesbenger wife. W. H Newell. Josep'i Mcssen. rmorable lalns have bten falling bilng made 10 nwaid more Naval co.i- - l.ftotis are beini; made to consllilate hervlee. How to Save Fuel Ml' r VVeokl, J II. Pnyne. I.d tluouuluut the SVan Jonauln vnllev. tracts. thu ban and san 1 runLiaco lIlcihc iPelchniix. Mies I, PltUln. W H. Ttnn- - The bill to ipen ihu to 'ibe cadets at WtEt Point have then- - Light Companieb.Ju aaaaaoaaaaoaaoaoaaaaaooa - Couit of Clams some. Tt C Hnwllngs Dr r J ltnv- fou.lgners was b,atun .11 the House. e ves tett.cd the uutbtlon of Iinzing i,y A bill hub pasted tho Ttnnes-e- o Sen- - THE GAS WEIGHING ECONOMIZ- imt nril wife Mrs If-- Hhodes. A W. Two babeball inannRe s are bcttl'm; dicldlnB unanmioiiblj to alio Kh me ut0 piohlblting the ot the ER. A gas balance for indicating Visa II T Hle. 15 V. Illp'ov dlfferencis In a pructlto, and albo that of "calling out Army Kill Aioemont. Itlce. , ihtir Sacramento couit. ih.ro and white races. continuously tho proportion of car- R V nnd vvir-- - f trtli-c.ab- s in, 11. - and wife. Dr Sniilmv Senator Hannn hns nppiltd for adnils- i nt ciowe, iiilns Cudahy, has es- 23 con-feie- M SmlMt C i'at WASHINGTON, Jan. The bonic gas in the flow of tho furnace MIfs M R l"innds r slon Into tho Cinnd Arm of the Iltpub-- 1 Lbt.nntes are now being made upon cHpcd Ills puisuers, and Is tnougnt to .1 on the Army bill reached a final gases, and which enables the engineer 1 minmnn, .1 i Mnnnrer unci wue. Ci the cot of n propuscd tunnel thruu,"i ii.nv,, crossed tho 1'acilie. 1;. v 14 ngreenvnt on the bill lnte tonight, but to get the best result from the fuel. n. Stetson wife child n" mnld: It Is repoitcd that bubonic plnBUe u 11I"I", m"' .ft1" J rantlbco, 10 con uia, Admiral C Saitmr.... minniuln 1. - 1. t 1 will probablj measure is so compiifait-- nun me These machines arc now in use nt OWPi'nv ll ii.iui- ni .gli.B among the lirllisli troopa .11 Capo ,ncct car lints Mate Hear Admiral Cusev at the Phil ide.iih a 'ne JVIIIIII'A l . I' 'i 1Xnll...... M TJ Walmar1. nppealcd to for aid. 'v... .. ,,..,1 . n tun mil. in.t amendments so numerous that the the Oahu Sugar Company, Pioneer tin... Colon) - Dr Wei's J M Whlted. A W. ,, . directors of thu Us- agreement report Mls n ,'.,,,, n,.- Tht m n street d.ffertneu Lee iMicl'sh shoi will probably not be Mill, Kekaha Mill and the Kukalau ,,,.,,' ' .1 . . .- ...... wife nnrl O. II. Winston. I. nnulllnn Imin cnlnfml ,Vi.i fnnn- Mlu ..... n ... 1. .. - ,. .. m. r. - .1 Wilson and have lieen tMled....for tllBiig.ng til n joint -rt iuu ivii.cu iuoiiuih u a oioinir- I.eu oeiore I nunv. J. ne ot'imie receut-- Mill, Hawaii. Deptrted cal agitation. Maude Coltman Woods, of V rg.n.a, lu Vnneouver last week. from providing a GEORGE OSBORNE, nn rtf .1... 4 . n . I .... n I tn 1... ..!. . . . its amendment for ports. - l.n V A numoer 01 r.ver ...naruor mipro'e- - - For Menl nrrt Hnnnll nr slenm- The l lil.lpplne Commission has adopted 'V i" V . ai.u reKmcntai rather than .1 corps organl- Kukalau, Hawaii, Agent for the Loa Jnnmirv pi- -H C. an act tbtabl sh ng 11 department of pub- - ld Hi for - er Mnnna J w th' btiamcrVelen '" zation of the of the ser- Hawaiian Islands. M Cnmemn Mnrv V. Pren- - lie Instruction. J10 ,IK'e.n' tVom,t?UI amendments to the Harbor bill. 6chiir.nt r In ' - ',,,,.,, the most M Ton Mrs Tnr- - la b.ild Iron In grtnt ,tslon lo Key si, A icihulaii gill In a III of Intanlty tried J,ce- h"t,i.a a Chnnmnn Jul'a that coal and vv - , .,..r 'ni....w , .. i, ... i,. Li i. . Ja.uai --X tn c.ugo of S.0M) bales l,0 Co leno Important difference, nnd when a set- s nnh v n. n v htr kill a nroftsbor in tho of CHAS. BREWER & CO.'S Lnnno'T--t Mrs. C Mn'v'nev .T Ilivle, cola valky. H. C. ul toll" " "- - "" ls tnouBiu uiai rr.inte, at Par.s, on tlio lath Inst. tlement was reached on that point no T will be lest. Ml lrrlo Ttnv Thnmns While. Mrs. l.xtittim 111 is ruulmr In Arizona over lnc mt're cn'BO Secretary Hoot has aupioved Pie great amount of time was needed to un extend to V Tin' lnnn. George Mc- - tho dbeovory of a sintering ledRo ofBJl 1 .. nir avmnathv mtaburu iirovahng for the construction come to an agreement on the other llohln'on ifemtu Doitcnl .T P. Humhurc at Kingman. wie pinus in ineir niioic biriiBBio of a ilt,ll gun IUI the Army. important contro- New York Line. ouarlz for f'cedom" was offired In the points. In the next f?nr- nnrt ner nlpnimT 'Ihu ltlis-ln- n iiiwa oncernhiB Ilusslnn Atkansas The Uocra captured a train laden with of- Hi'n nnv nnrts. llolst' and when amend, d to Include the versy, that concerning the detail of 2- M moue) have been cMtndid to --Ntw- mininB mattria.s, and roboed all the Klnnu .Tnnnnrv -J nrlcht Mrs. - ficers staff duty, the Senate won i ( ll l I tllf r . iioeiB was auopua wun encers. l'J. to .. .. v. t iirv mii i . ll llt tilit ...... nnssengerb near Ualmornl on Januan- FOOHNG SUEY will hail ir njniinn" it air nu nir. fc,i",in " ..- -. Batk from i' - n i. .. .., im"i ...... i ii t man or u iriini" or-- - niindiina tn tin n n i... i...,i .. ..., ....i ... most of Its contentions. Us amend- ' " ' a. ;- - . nvp- - Miss M Lrcill Miss i nu iiuuricnu UlVt'KlorS in UrillSIl v,nr t nu niiu ui. ui m' aa NEW YOHK for HONOLULU, on ot ; q NovV: Ibomn, have been cmptlled to pay a live "" "rlind rin in Colorado last on tho )llle Senator John 11. tienr of 10 ments being ngreed to practically J week was by the escape of a nbout leinOnnZi T Vlinn rtnpn. 'ler cent income tax. frustrated wu uho died in Washington last Ju.v they passed the Senate. Inn ujioin beaten and wcl-know- n Mrt , A bill In tho California Legislature thri.had Hoi.bbcl. a I'arla itoJl"" T O Mfii O ,lU bo gave the alarm 'dentin,arBe Hngllsli March 15th, 1900 A 'asks for 150.000 for the construct'on of rb seeks icltate Iron, un Snn Quentln da r fltrerkwiM J Cnmnbell Chns. 1 Pnlted is ne- - The senrch for frnucia nt dams on the Yuba river. i 'e States viuvernmunt ,Md0w. whom hu thought ho was many. offered, Mable Dr H nt for " of the bR , has been effectually blocked by tho loss If sulllcicnt inducements are C S l?ollolv Hev H I vnn Deerlln The peoole ot Juneau Imo protested lnK Jlbt. of the prison leeords for fifteen years f r s" "teamsh p '"'ang 'lze tor use as Is being made to have Pie G vigorous y iiKnlnst the tiansfcr of Judge An iff it John T Tinker W Walker J 9 ninbport In the .Man'la Th, past has been Pur freight rates npply to O Tl fiom Nome lo that place. service llpw lmttlceli p wh.ch .a to be built in Hev flu Irk Noes abKul b tlle sent ls of their destruction. v "'nn The Western Naval Yards were allow- - 'Lr'c' "" 0"nc', U'o Pnclllc Coast, named for the St He nnd fe A It . . . . . CHAS. & CO , lfe W llewrer ... - i r.u in nr jt in . in A heavy blow to oil men was struck In BREWER Tasrell 3 W Pntrs r.en-c-- e J Mnnre. M more iincrni iippiopriauona in mo "' e,.iii4uiiiiu ... . or court b II eUcvv A Los Angeles brevier has sued n ra'l- - Human S.hrebci, a bunker of no s, the decision the Santa Hirbara 27 Kllby St., Boston, C TtevnnMs rnntnln Wh'tnev Pniil last than those of here. Inst week that all Summcrland wharves r v approved road company for damages upon has lect Ivtd a letlti thriati n ng t j Ii ow OR Cloeett M swnn-- Pnri LehiKrs nnd The Clilliun Cout.riss has tho lie I go. Oil r present und a ran over Hie up his house unless he delivered J.'.SOO ut elnw hlch water mark must wife the M're Ttlelnnln Mis A. budget for tile iar amounting Bit that tialn the operated on tho wharves. & C0-- , I r 110-.- 11 i wells have been C. BREWER TD. - S W Wakefield, Miss N. 10 IIO.IPACUUU pe&OS. mini t. miu irut'iiitii me llieiiien tt-- .11111 oiiui. Wlrir- Mrs. reported Wnbhlngton An Interesting report made by tho Uu-tea- u Honolulu. Wal etleld. 'Ihe I.awsun jaeht advisory commit- - fiom putting out tho hie In Ills burning It la from that cup building. Al Cerhcrdlns has been ngreed upon for of Statistics has been filed nt Mnlil ports per steamer Chud'ne, tee have decldid to namo the Itoaton Tor defender America." The Chinese Consul, Ho Yovv. who re- - tho olllco of p.stmasier at San l'ran- - Wnshlrgion. showing that our exports, Tho caso of tho American cnglneet 2fl Tbeo Klchnrds 11 C Ovin-de- n, 1900 - Jnnuarv Soachiro Mnlbuniotii, Dliector General centl moved from Sin I rnutlsco to dan Cisco, vheb In 1S10 were fS2.1307.72G. were In Prown, whom tho Boers treated unlust- C W Itnldvvln. Jan T Tnvlor K. Jose, for the sake of his $l,t7S,050,S5l, an Increase of 72.1 per cent, ly, has been considered by tho Bcnnte Miss Mrs of the Jnpuuse Government Knilwaja, is wiles health After twenty minutes' del'berutlon the Ito, S. P Pneks. Hnrt. M.ik. now in has tinbnrl.ed in the business of i.tncj Italph - bridge. Andrew Keain and wife. Alex. San Pranc'sco. san I'ninclbco jur found lluntlr.-- An organization of Prciich noblemen horse bretdliiB. ton guilty of thu murder of Jennie Mr. Ainu Alnn Mrs r Dovvfett. Mnter Knin.i, luta ou- - Geneial bus cabled Adti- - Miss II Lnkahn, Mlsa Nelen Not. Mrs. been formed for tho purpebo of Kown. italnhig rich Ameilcan wives taut General Corbln n warm statement rf A force of 200 masked men burned the J. Kiiiknhl 'l ..iiiLr.vli.it Pnnli.v " ft l!4,U..e. defense In lllllv lo inillllrli'S lis to llrlinh- - ...ulm.,u.. 1.. Q i.,,. nini.lin i.n .lrimtnrv 111 - jfcffyxM BABY'S. For Mnlnknl. per ttenmcr Lehirn. Inn- r0tentlj Blushed the face of a Pullman enn, ta und lleeiitlousebB In the Army in They were Incensed at the location with-unr- MWalSQ 2 MIf .1 P. Dates, MIbb 11. Shaw, Lllr nilir ol,r n Kam(, of ,,0ol. the Philippines. ,10 city limits. AGE UNDER ONE YEAR. Mica Helen Keslke. imrginr n The town of Henr, Illluo'a, la reported a ban Jose entered saloon ihu United Piult Company hns ordered Sizes, 20 to 25. to have been nearly totally dtstroyed last week nnd cm led oil all the choicest nuw In foi the seven hteamcrs Huroue garment Nottco to Shipmasters. b lire on the nlBht of January 21 hi anils of goods, the contents of the fntieuted bualmss duo to the growth of This is an exquisite llttio ltleh.ird Mauslleid, thn ecctnlrlc actor, cash drawer and hafo und a suit of West Indian trade, beautifully made, of tho finest quality . rt Itrunch Hydrotniphlo Ortlce, ii'tently tnnde a HteiiB In the Auditorium clothes left there. Captain Nolh n, president of tho Sin of soft finish cambric with pearl but- Ban Franeiaco, Cnl Hotel because of un overdone chop, John A. llrown, a pioneer hotel man of Francisco Chamber of Commerce, recom- - tons anil nickel safety pins. It la amry - u eu wi.h ''"l" "SL n8B "" lor " vorei- ""B'11?' January .'J mends the ubo of llr for notitli-r- pine in singlo material, Uj ,.n,.n,uni.i, th. Hrancn llv. ,,,r hiisbnnd has a waiver nig- - In n cheap lodnliiK house In Jir- made of thickness intend de.tltuto uhinlhliiB bottleships strengthened Dou- lrTraphlc Olllce In Ban FrBncIaco, cap. plying his Intention of not contesting. cumstunciB. The diceastd was at otto Mm tin Wrght, onco Social candidate by the bands of tho 1 he blK Oiiltdnle elevator of CIiIciibo time woith over JI0O.0O0. blah, kill- - ble. Vo attachment, to which under talnr of veaneli. n ho lll with ror novtrnor of was instantly - tht HvrtroKraplilr Olllce by reeanllnit thd wuh destroed by lire on the night of Andrew C.impbill, one of the convicted tj ti u,0 uccdinlnl d bchargu of a r. clothing, diaper and Blockings can bo directly fastened. It ls easily laun- mlH)rolnk-ia- l ulmrrviitlniia aiiKK"'!?!! by Jiiimur) 20. Willi n loa of nearly JSO.CO). tnurderuu of Juinlo llosschleicr, s alow- - on January :0. dorcd. th oiilt'e can have forwarded tc them at PUe f the soldlera who escupid from h bieaklng down In the PatlirHon, New 0nU'ndtr date, of January 23d It la stated Is nothing daintier, slmplor or better. TRY IT, J.i I. ttTor a Uttlo baby there an it, aired port and free of expinae. th the tmiiBport Grant near lloiiRkong were Jerny where he Is luiillnid hIiicj General Is forming n Jury that Kltchetiir iMiithly pilot chart o( the North Pnclllo fouint h ding In tho rocks nt Kumdy. the found him guilty of murder In gunl nuiii-eirciil- fnrcu to udvnncu und Ocm und the Imrat Information resanl. ton the Beiuin) diKree. Cln,0 n the llocra. Int i ili.nerr lu nuvlifiillon In the wa. A nutlllir of ierona of rntlk OOntrnct- - I Inill niKOtlutloliH for the llbaorptlun ol Mho rinort of tlu. Houth African homil. Childrens. U-- b be lb ll iittundlng tlio Ihe t'hlriiHO, Ht Pniil, .Mlnneapolla u, 10 yoara 'fill they freiiuent, Ifl nirliH rutin mil t'onim'wMlonira atntea that In no otli. 'or Uoj'B ami OlrU, ngo i to J . ..T.i ' it,r"w r reiiuenlwl to report lo if. luneim or ino into liiiinu uuko o; waxi- - "uimui nne ny tue eiiirnno ,v er tiimpii gn have thu alik und wouudidl oi.na nn v in on' taimera dlmsivt rid, or any omau Wi mer weutern Poiiipany nre be hb ch'IihI m. .u o well oared for nuus, "" Infcrrrailon which un ul fur ll la hM ih'H Ihe Hiilliui of Turkey i In New York, mnl It la bwlWueit tli.u the t )u been lenuiiiy deeded In thn 'A VIJUV BATISFACTOlU QAUSU.N I 'vVj'l nr ., I - rer"na rrari or Biilllnir rtlrenllotia,lll ir In "y 4WHenieil ill or Maanaaina ""nwir) iiuiialua or MenK anil He ettui, of Mlaaourl a. tliu Wwlern Ulilon J tifa- M AM i I ll ,. i wmy upo i Jf. i t th 'llfalloii of Hie pilot ahariaHif fhr puuiiiK paopiiiIrin iiamii inane Tibgiaph IMwiwii that Hlulu luia ipi ill I", j ' u Nml I'ailttt O (1 OAI.KINH, ion, The Weal Punt t'umjttM.lonwl Cj'h- - hkIh id lax u f '.incline imtf I' u N in iVwrf. ttr Grant la lu limb a untiaa mliin luia ritirna lo Waalilnniim, nml 1 1, id) or w miliar imiiiwI John Aiirt, WHY? mil I,. ii North I'MUito imi to ImvhuiIkmu u rMlt of Hoiliiii will iym- - iwhu illtsj riwentl) In a rabm in 1'iaamt It rlUPI'OUTfi BTOUKINGH .,.$ g tllr w !. ! i,i ui,i, htHHHir in utuwren. mM nn anii-naain- law, n ia reWii , ful, baa I wll aHH'li Iieyuiid raw liNI)NKCI.OTHRH from thu IMPOItTKI) PUHIIDA lHUIT lilt iUmm. iIimi iliy will miwfi that tii iiasiinfvnv.r i,u nnd ,..iii,, ,i ...i. MO'i lm mhi conu TiUIIUI A ii an whool launhar Ima Umm nr- - Cattt and Jlmh war not miumtI a Mill forfrIMt.una UamaaM baa it lM"l I.IM.Uh, .''". - iho- iWHrtlartr ut hwHiwa A WiIimii !. " ' We Ihv lual im tv. . pi., 1 v' lr ireiiigii alnai 1 umI,"0 ." .1 rr tHK --,, -- .- -. , i Ilia biMiitlfiilly und vM porfoot '' - m r ..- r...... , ...... m, ,, mie wy iiiv i4-- r otir iihii unban, Bf I ,. ' , (jnunuirii runipaii'ia fru iyt"?' Tl ,t Anwka. all. 4 la.l k ami bel h ,U.,fc lliwi. I'uWiimliy. eaue hiii fiuodom. WWifa Kjiiumllilly, ll.ea PMHllnt iVua.nri , , , Vie rili ' m UWllMWMi swajr waa ,v. I ungl, u .- - M, IfiH in lira ilium attrlm Tta " i.osIbIM wi wawirMi n 141,1 IH4ajir ."W Wll.l, VAMH mm la muhWrl.. a'lMl ''' Puma K load Ijm hna n AiiH"l. uu - r- ,ii ve i tut ain ya MflkiiniiMit nieTiTiar vianuil 'Wm iiunlba mj Mt an mm IMpM aura, Mulnea, lva Ii la aaid iha to ui.) , jto ni.r i, it fur lila liaallll $' Ntp . ! . fi.ifn Msi. U uf lip limr - M lr f.llM. ' ' "' I'Ul.Hslli- i NW ik oBie M f j I iii t k il I i j mi K.oila f '" i i 'I' l i iin,4 HUi' i ii il.. "i I h Vrl ' . I i ,1 i i I I , 'I'I IB'. I I 6 '.ll & i M iM HI t ' I j I I F. f an B. ,1 Co. AMU , 14 I I i i . 1, - Ehlers Ul I I l I i s i i, i a ne I 'trilf N' 'liny ' I N'B' I I I ll" ' I' I I , I I M i I .li JjjI K W I' Ul i t j Kf l i r ' ly ll t H ' (i in i Nlr I i i .,) u ii i i if r i 91' J If I II ' f I' ' Villi U' 11 p VII I fU4l4 i I J, li ilv li ino worm mnzBT,