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(Associated Press Cable to The Star). (Associated Press Cabs to The Star.) REFUSED TO MAKE AN ORDER EXTENDING THE TIME FOR TIIH RBV. 12. W. THWING DESCRIBES HIS A'ISIT TO THE FLOW ON MADRID, Spain, January 26. Ses- AN FUANCISCO, January 26. The sions of the Parliament sus- Ihirns Handicap wan won today by GOVERNMENT TO FILE ITS ANSWBR IN THB LAXAI INJUNO-TIO- N MAUNA LOA AND KILAUEASAYS PLOW STOPPED THIS WEEK have been Kerchevn! 2:08 5. CASE-A- pended pending the elections. The the time being ID THAT 8UPRKMK COURT COULD TAKB THAT. . AND IS COOLING RAPIDLY THE SOURCE HAS NOT AS YET elections follow the resignation of the Loistllla was second and Sir Edward ACTION A8 HK HAD NO RIGHT TO DO IT. BEEN LOCATED. ministry a few days ago.

Judge De Bolt refused this morning "Now In regard to the question to ot Rev. E. W. Thwlng returned this the Hows. There has only been throe Fiv6 Die Kaiser To grant the Territory more time in the of the decree with morning from a visit to the big Island flows with the exception of short dis- which to file its answer to the brief of the opinion. The wa plaintiff in Where he visited both the lava How tance flows, spurs as It wore, from the the Lanal land injunction in a point. It was en- , case. Accordng to a upon tho slopes of Mauna Loa and main flows which have not progressed S recent order of tirely within the discretion of the trial I f the court the Attorney de- Kllauea. He returned full of enthusiasm any distance whatever. And- nowhero o von B UBIOW General's Judge to sign Just such a decree not- partment ha 4 in regard to the wonderful sights .ho has the lava reached the sea. until o'clock thte after- withstanding the In opinion (Associated noon In clause his had witnessed. He was gone from "A week ago on Thursday I left (Associated Press Cable to The Star). Press Cable to The Star.) which to flle its answer, but In regard to answering over. in view of the existing It was Honolulu about two weeks. Hllo and visited the flow going by the DOVER, New Hampshire. January circumstances for him to settle the form of the de- gov- 20. 26. no answer "The lava flow upon the slopes of way of Pahala. I followed tho The Cocheco cotton mill was BERLIN. Germany, January will be filed. cree. If, as he understood at the time, Mauna Loa probably ceased Wed- ernment road and found tho first burned today. The Kaiser has congratulated General F. W. MUverton of the Attorney Gen- last that the loHlng party desired to appeal nesday," sala Rev. Thwlng today. flow I reached had ceused and although Six lives were lost In the flames. Duelow on the success of the elections. eral's department argued ,hls morning and he was to allow an appeal from "Kawalhao reports and thoso brought it was still warm it was safe to cross. The damage Is estimated at $500,000. The Socialists lost heavily. for an extension In which to prepare the However as only and flle his decree, It was highly proper for him by the Klnau from that section of tho it continued for a answer. Judge Gear' for to distance of about one thousand feet McCandless, the plaintiff cane, omit that clause. This court thon up- Island confirm this. liij the filing "Thero has not been a flow of any below the road, I walked around It SIEMSEN MYSTERIOUS contended that it was not necessary on Its decision could make an kind which has touched Kona district. and then followed the road to the sec- TO. for the court to any order as to answorlng over make such order or as to any Tho report that there was a flow thero ond or main flow. I then saw that the of extension as the case was now be- other proceedings that .was due to a misapprehension of loca- fore the Supreme Court. The Attorney might properly be taken subsequently tion and description of the direction of (Continued on Page Eleven.) SANQUENTIN SHOOTING Generals' department had contended a before the circuit Judge. It does not few days ago that the Circuit Court affect the merits of the case, the Jus- (Associated Press Cable to The Star). (Associated Press Cahle to The Star). had no jurisdiction, and now It came tice of the case, It does not affect the Into court and took the position that rights of the winning party In the caso SAN FRANCISCO, January 26. NEW YORK, January 26. Dr. C. W. the court had jurisdiction. below in the least that that clause was WHAT DID THE COURT Slemsen waa today taken to San Townsend. a prominent physician of Replying, MUverton said that the omitted from the decree." MEAN? Quentln where he Is to be hung in this city was mysteriously shot at his contention of no jurisdiction had been It was contended by Gear that this Y March. home today He will probably die. upon the ground that the court had no ruling of the Supreme Court covered right to vacate Its former order allow- the matter sufficiently and amply pro- ing an appeal to the Supreme Court on rights During the course of the questions since the annexation of the Islands. It tected the of the defendant in k Its Interlocutory decree and not In the the case. MUverton urged, however, which were put to counsel yesterday is a question that undoubtedly will present feature of case. the tho order for an extension of time have, sooner or later, to com up be- ROBINSON The court read .the opinion that by members of the Supremo Court JUKE SOAKED written of be by Do de- fore the United States Supreme Court, higher ruling issued Bolt, as It was not When the Lanal appeal matter was up the court's yesterday, to go Supreme for final settlement. Certain officials denying Gear's motion to sired into tho Court ami argument on dismissal, very sig- dismiss the for a of the Department of Justice are un- appeal. Judge' De Bolt pointed to tho ask for such order when the Circuit query, was put to Judge nificant Gear derstood to hold to the belief that the concluding paragraph of the Supreme Court could Issue It. Judge De Bolt iqf cotmse! the plaintiff and respon-Meri- t. THE CHINESE GAMBLERS for title rests solely with the United States Court's opinion relative to the order expressed the opinion that ho did not was to the Terrltdr'j-ha- s "It whether thfc"tltle GbverrinTSrit; arid'ftiaf the that was desired by the Attorney Gen- have the right to lssu such order, and .public lands in this Territory did not no right to dispose of public lands. eral's department. This paragraph he denied the motion. MUverton took United States Government. rest in the There are others who contend to the FINED 63 OF THE DEFENDANTS $25 AND COSTS was as follows: an exception. ('Judge Gear replied that the title did contrary. EACH THIS MORN- ( ING AND SENTENCED TWO OF THE GAME rest in the United States Government If the Territory's position In this OPERATORS TC SIX and not with the Territory, and that matter is not sustained by the Supreme MONTHS AT HARD LABOR NOTICE OF MOTION FOR A NEW he had understood that the local Unit- Court, and the matter will, sooner or TRIAL GIVEN. i MBS, COFEB DIES ed States Attorney had been advised later, come up before the Supreme IAU REPORTS ft by cable from the Department of Jus- Court for settlement', it will mean that tice to watch the proceedings of the all of the public lands that have been Judge Robinson "soaked" tho grand added facetiousness to the occasion, present case, with a view to tho future sold in the past by the Territory were jury gamblers this morning when tho by rising when the first twelve Chinese Ifj NEW YORK KILAUEA ACTIVE possibility of the United States Gov- Illegally sold, and that the titles given sixty-seve- n convicted defendants came defendants had ben called, and seated ernment intervening. by the Territory were void. up for sentence. Tho crowd were in the jury box, by announcing that Gear added however whether the To lined up about tho little court room. "ho accepted that what extent this condition would the jury as it stood." DR. HERBERT RECEIVED A CA- 1THOSE WHO GAZED INTO THR title did rest with the United States, apply to the public Is They occupied seats In the Jury box A. F. Judd was present to represent transfer of land along spectators tho fact would make no difference in a question. If the Territory has sought and the benches on the defendant in the absenco of R. W. BLEGRAM FROM DR. COFER PIT DECLARE IT THE GRANDEST the present case, for that issue was not to give a title changing public the Waiklkl and mauka sides of tho Breckons and C. F. Hemenway tho NEw's. when room. Judge who BEARING THE SCENE THEY EXER SAW. before the court. The issue before the land, would to Gear was present such title also seem be as case, court was upon a loss of revenue to null. associate counsel in another (Continued on Page Four). cablegram was morn- Inter-Islan- d the Territory through the proposed ex- Whether the settlement of land for A received this The steamship Klnau, ing L. by George change of the Lanal lands. Under the homesteadlng purposes would be affect- from Dr. E. Cofer Dr. Captain Freeman, arrived this morning In- announcing laws the Territory can njoy the ed, is problematical. Under a strict Herbert tho death of Mrs. at 9:15 o'clock from Hilo and way come from public land and the present Cofer in New York City. Death was Interpretation of the position of some ports with news of ac- was brought, to contin- Uncle Sam Inspired caused by pneumonia after an illness tho Increased action Insure a Federal attorneys, un- Halo-myiuma- it might be put tivity of the fires In the crater of u. uance of such enjoyment by the Terri- a cloud, of less than one week. ' der but that is a very broad Tho Klnau's passengers, tory. , question and one upon no legal Mrs. Cofer has for a number of which a those who visited the crater declare Undoubtedly this question of the opinion were given the oth- months been sufferer and had under- the sceno In tho x at time the gone many pit the grandest they ownership of the public lands is one of er Issue of Federal title to the public ill Appeal By Flows operations. She grew ever observed. tho most Imoortnnt thai- hns come up land of the Islands was stronger however and returned to New Purser Beckley speaks considered. trip. of tho reflec- York for a Dr. Cofer and their tion on the clouds at night and the daughter accompanied her. The New that the volcanic dust gives CLOSE TOUCH York climate evidently proved too rug- the sun at twilight as magnificent. rom Dole Of Lava ged He KILAUEA ACTIVE with the mosi prominent exporting for her strength and she contracted regrets, he says! th'at'ttie "lava flows - pneumonia less one mercantile house of Yokohama, tne-eth- and lasted than from Mauna, Loa have ceased' and that er-- U. S. AUTHORITIES WILL TAKE week. thore could' be no to- following message was with the large trade he carries on ARTIST HITCHCOCK BACK FROM special excursion The received plantation Mrs. Cofer was well known In this day, but rejoices In morning by Henry Waterhouse with the stores all over the HABEAS CORPUS MATTER TO the fact that Pelo this the islands, enable K. Yamamoto to PELE'S GARDEN THE FLOW city and leaves many friends here. Dr. Is doing her best with Kilauea. Trust Co., from Robert W. Shingle: deal ' In all kinds of Jananese croodn nt n THE HIGHER COURT. DIED WEDNESDAY NIGHT. Cofer has been the chief quarantine "Volcano House. smaller price than any other Japanese officer at this place for several years Delicious pies ana cakes. Candy-fres- "Kilauea making magnificent display. merchant in Honolulu. Hotel street, past. Dodge believes that activity will con- Tho U. S. Government will take an Armed with brush notes of the lava every day. New England Bakery. near Nuuanu. appeal S. Judge deci- tinue for some time." from U. Dole's flow, Artist D. Howard Hitchcock this BUSY AT SACHS. sion in the habeas corpus case of morning returned from Hawaii in the SURPRISE TO ALL. Nakashlma. This case was The great price reductions on Stylish REMOVAL NOTICE; S. ,S. Klnau. He was somewhat disap- Dress Goods, Gloves, Corsets Bed , Type- Everyone decided yesterday afternoon upon very and N. Fernandez Notary Public, who lunches for the first pointed, inasmuch as he went to the Spreads has made this very busy writer, etc., removed office to Interesting grounds. Judge Dole held, a has his time at the Criterion Is surprised at big Island to see the lava flow Into the week at the Sachs store; these excep- No. 844 street, opposite In effect, the immigration law of Kaahumanu tho the excellence of the lunch for 25c. that sea to And that at the time he got thore tional prices hold good until Saturday office of Theo. H. Davles & Co., Ltd. 1903 did not apply to allon residents. Come today and be surprised. the flow were pretty near quitting and at 9 p. m. only. This case is about the first of the kind there was no chance of the lava roll- decided and as tho effect of Judge ing Into the ocean. But, with Inspect- Dole's dec.slon is far reaching, it Is ing coffee and pineapple lands In Kona t , likely that tho United States authori- and getting Impressions of the wonder- ties will contest the case to the higher ful atmospheric cfclor effects of volca- A MATTER OFHEALTH A Trust courts. nic activity and the lava flows and Assistant U. S. District Attorney . burning mountain sides, he Is happy Dunne gave notice this morning to and is likely to make many others orosi ap- Judge Dole, in chambers, that an peal would be taken in this case. The (Continued on Page Seven). Company Department of Justice was notified by PRICE $6.00 SHOES cable yesterday of Judgo Dole's deci- SEASIDE HOTEL BATHING. FOR WOMEN. sion but no instructions had been re- ceived up to noon today by the local The muddy mountain freshets are. now over, having be- collects rents manages es- legal of gov- and the weather Just a Specimen department the Federal come sea Waiklkl has ernment. to protect settled, the at The element of unqualified tates, acts as guardian, exec- However, in order assumed Ita former clearness and "caste" $3.50 $4.00 $5.00 the rights of the United States Govern 19 something more "style" is purity. The Seaside Hotel announces, than the utor or administrator, or In ment, the appeal is to be taken. that bathing at that popular Beach basis of tho Laird and Sohoeber Co.'s The order of release of tho petitioner resort commoncos again this afternoon world wide reputation for women's any fiduciary capacity. Con- w(U probably be made this afternoon and the finest sea bathing in tho world high grade footwear. Our store Is by Judge Dole, In chambers, and the where you find this kind of shoes. sultation is invited. Oxfords Pumps and Boots,- Newest Is again available to its patrons. Every bond will be fixed at $500; In order that provided by Come and seo the new creations just String Ribbon' accommodation Is tho lasts, Ties. For dress the petitioner can bo released from the management. opened. . f M"f.tgAMiil or street wear. . . custody of the immigration authorities New custom made Bjpots and Ties. ponding the taking of the appeal to the BIG VALUES AT SACHS. higher court. POWDER I Willi jafc Choicest Pat. Colt or Finest Kid. Another week of big values begins on Monday Sachsj children's dress- Fancy colored Linen Pumps and Ties. BEWARE OU PNEUMONIA. at Absolutely Pare Si you es, wash belts, Albatross, silk Eollenne If have weak lungs, you have I reason to fear pneumonia and should and brown linen crash will all bo on HAS NO SUBSTITUTE salo at special prlco reductions. I Fort Street, keep at hand a bottle of Chamberlain's A Oream of Tartar Powdor, LiniTED yx$0 I Cough Reedy, It counteracts any ten- freofrom alum or phos-phat- lo In 4 B. & dency of a cold to result In pneumonia. The best cup of Hawaiian Coffee acid L. Kerr Co., Ltd For sale by all dealers. Bonson, Smith the city. New England Bakery and 1051 Fort Street. ALAKEA STREET. hoyai baking powpek o hew vork. Phone Main 282. & Co., agents for Hawaii. Cafe. .f4,

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nimond. I. B. Wonlry, W. D. liaison, Mr and Mr. Oconi Reynolds, Mtt R. it M Oceanic Steamship Company. i: Wonlry, R. Jan. R. tuttantwrt, K it. S. Voorti , C. KIKKOTEN (For addition! aitd Ifttef stinging Clanchard, II. Ilffise ix n, B. Miliumira, O. Mudrtdff, A. pages i, i or S.) Best Soy as Hl.lmho, O. Wado, Y. Mo. TIDES, SUN AND MOON. For Pao Pago: Mr. and Mra. J. F. Bb FltMCtW StMAWTH Of thil Una will arrivn at and leave thin port m and daughter. Full Moon, Jan 20th, at 1:11 a, m. Tor Auckland: Mrs. II. M. Stendale, rnou SAX FRANCIMO. OR SAN FRAN0I0O. f Mr and Mrs. O. H. Wackay, Miss L. CO IHINTURA JAN. 21 81KRRA JAN. n ill ( lark. Mlas R. Coakly, T. L. Aere.l, FEB. 1 ALAMEDA 6 a Clayton Honeywell, J. McWIIIIam, O. ilLAMKDA .....FEB. M BIBIlllA. FEB. IS SONOMA FKB. It 2 M. Batea, J. A. Dcmlna;, L. II. Yarrull, 17 V. C. HI. Hall-ma- n. IALAMKDA FJBB. U ALAMEDA FBB. Worafold, H. C. Carrett, 05 6 hi BONOMA .' MAR. 6 VENTURA MAR. Jan p.m. a.m. p.m. a.m. Sets MAH. ALAMEDA MAR. 18 For Sydney: H. W. Mine. Slnp-ofTs- ItliAMEDA It 11 11.31 l.t 1.16 s.11 1.64 6.16 6.41 0.18 Wlnu. B' tlTBNTURA MAR. 7 SIERRA MAR. M O. 8. Miller, J. II. Heaton, Mr o 22 .2S 4.1 6.01 6.40 1.46 1.07 --3 S 10 Mm, tALAMHDA APR. ALAMEDA APR. a.m. and E. C. Alexander, J. Cowan. BONOMA APR. 17 SIERRA APR. 16 H. B. McKonnell. Mrs. F. Kemp, w 28 0.K 1.6 10.14 S.OS 7.41 M0 S.4S 1.57 Kll. CD !AluVMHDA APR. 16 ALAMEDA MAY 1 J. Wilson, Mr. C. A. Urandataten and 24 1.10 l.C 11.60 6.64 S.40 6.18 (.46 2.49 I H MAT S SIERRA MAY 7 2 rhlldren, Mr. and Mrs. O. T. ChoUi r. VENTURA p.m. ItLAMBDA MAY 17 A LAMBDA MAY 22 Mrs. J. II. Dusulbury, J. H. Allen, Jr. IS 1.47 1.1 12.66 6 39 9.20 6.39 6.17 8.37 BIHRRA MAY 28 SONOMA MAY IS Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rose, Dr. F. D. o 26 2.21 1.9 1.S9 7.20 9.60 6.10 6.47 4.27 IALAMEDA JUNE 7 ALAMEDA JUNE 12 Hlekford, Mr. and Mrs. G. Wan(?un-hol- m 27 2.52 2.0 2.30 7.60 10.17 6.1S 6.4S 6.17 snd child, F. Coffee, Miss H. Cof- fee, W. M. Wilkinson, Mr. and Mrs. la connection wit the sailing of tho above steamers, th Agent are pre-tX-A Times of the tide mtt taken from the H. Rosensteln, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. to Issue to Intending pangers coupon through tickets by any rail-- U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey ta- I) cm Rdeii and child, J. J. Demsden, W. cs fron San 5" net co to all uolnts In the United States, and from New bles. The tides at Kahulnl and Hllo J. Hadden, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Corco- a by steamship line o all F.uropea n Port. occur about one hour earlier than at ran, AV. S. Schlussel, William Baldwin. jKl Honolulu, Hawaiian Bta dard time is Tor further particulars apply to H. J. Salomon, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. a 10 hours 30 minutes slower than Green- Jones, J. II. Empson, C. R.' Van 55ant, wich time, bring that of tho meridian 1. Cotnpere. H 167 degrees JO o of minutes. The time Per S. S. Klnau, from Hllo and way CO whistle blows at 1:30 p. m., which Is & W. G. Irwin Co. ports, January 26 Queen Lllluokalanl, Sl 0 0 same Greenwich, hours, min- (LIi ITED) the as Mrs. Aen, A. utes. The Sun and Moon are for local H. Wilder, V. Hurd, Mrs. time fei the whole croup. E. T. Wilder. Miss Ella AVrlght, L. E. General JLgents Oceanic S. S. Company, Thayer, Mrs. L. E. Thayer, Miss A. The attention of Plantation Managers is called to this Ktratemeyer, Mrs. C. S. Spltzer, brand of U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL- Stiles, Soy. Years of experience have n. D. Polser, Llout. D. Lyman, Rev. brought it to the front and it now TURAL WEATHER BUREAU. ranks as the best Soy in the market. The following datu, covering a period H. W. Thwlng, Mrs. C. II. Fairer, A. I, . Mosos, C. 32 years, been E. Eakins, Mrs. L. K. of have compiled from - Canadian-Australia- n Mail tho Weather Bureau and McKlbbin Hunker, Frank Webster, Mrs. H. Ta- records at Honolulu, T. II. They are knwara, Miss N. Kazu, J. R. Desha, M. SOLE AGENT. M Issued to show the conditions that have R. Jamloson, M. Graham, J. G. Roth-wel- l, F. C. Mrs. C. Cooper, I prevailed, during tho month In question, Streete, B. 25 Hotel Street near Nuuanu. Telephone Main 399. for the above period of years, but must Miss J. Hardway, Mrs. R. II. Baker, COMPANY lie-Intyr- STEAMSHIP not be construed as a forecast of the R. McGrey, J. II. Porteous, M. weather conditions for the coming W. B. Gibbons, F. J. Hare, C. tstmera of the aboTe lino running In connection with the CANADIAN-PXCHT- C month. M. Lovstcd, H. Saxe, A. Mason, H. H Bryant, S. RAILWAY COMPANY between Vancouverd, B. a, and Sydney, N. January for 32 years. A. K. Jours, Parker Jr., J. Of II IBIKEB M. Perry, PUS (1890-1906- .) D. H. Hitchcock, T. Sumlda, H Bill B. C., Brisbane, Q. TEMPERATURE. ill c&Ulnc Victoria, Honolulu and B. W.i and at James B. Castle, L. Ricks, F. W. Kle-bah- Mean or normal temperature, 71 Sheet with Case Set, E. M. Campbell, W. G. Hare, J, Pillow Woolen and Cotton Blankets, Comforters and BjOTS AT HONOLTJLT ON OR ABOUT THE DATES BELOW STATED; VIZ. The warmest month was that of 1898, Quilts. with an average of 72. T. Taylor, Ben Vlckers, Mrs. Joseph S. FOR AUSTRALIA. FOR VANCOUVER. The coldest month was that of 1905, Cockett, C. Gray, Decker, N. 6 N. S. No. 12 and 16 King IMOANA FEB. 9MIOWERA FEB. with an average of 67. Mrs. Nakamura, Miss YAT IvOY OO. St. MAR. 9 AORANGI MARCH 0 The hjghest temperature was 84 on Nakamura, Master K. Nakamura. MIOWERA Departed. AORANGI APRIL 6 MOANA APRIL 3 January 19, 1891. S. S. Maul Ha- MOANA MAY 4 MIOWERA MAY 1 The lowest temperature was Bl on Per Claudlne, for and JUNE 1 AORANGI MAY 29 January 27, 1893. waii ports, January 23. H. P. Baldwin, MIOWERA W. A. wife, You, PRECIPITATION (rain 1878-18- and Anderson and Sing 1905-6- C. Ahu, Hoy, Mrs. H. Barr, Dr. .) Jim Ladies9 Night Average for the month, 3.06 inches. C. L. Stow, Mrs. H. G. Boswell, E. R. I 'AT SUVA, ON BOTH UE AND. DOWN ESIXING FIJI, Average number of days with .01 of Hendry, Mr. Taylor, Mrs. Rhlnhardt, KOYAGES. an Inch or more, 12. Mrs. Krueger, L. Naheu, E. Krueger, The greatest monthly precipitation W. L. Kulau, M. W. Parkhurst, Mrs. JE5o.tlis& E. Bonnell, C. Daw- Hotel THE0. H DAVIES & CO.. Ltd., Gen'l Agts. was 10.03 Inches In 1879. Johnson, J. H. Saturday Evening, The least monthly precipitation was son, W. Williamson, J. T. Baker. Jan. 26 0.17 Inches In 1878. 8 O'clock greatest COAL FOR IRWIN & CO. COMPANY. The amount of precipitation AMERICAN HAWAIIAN STEAMSHIP recorded In any 24 consecutive hours Tho S. S. Elaine left Nowcastle Jan- Grand Swimming Exhibition by uary 12 5,000 the was 5.30 inches on January 25, 1878. for Honolulu with tons Hawaiian Swimming Club DIRECT MONTHLY SERVICE BETWEEN NEW RELATIVE HUMIDITY. of coal for W. G. Irwin & Co. Average 9 a. m. 72; average 9 p. m YORK AND HONOLULU, VIA PACIFIC COAST. (1890-1904)- 78 average 8 a. m. 68; SUGAR WAITING SHIPMENT. Admission 25c. .Reserved Seats 50c. average 8 p. m. 68, (1903-6- .) Purser Beckley of the S. S. Klnau. FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU. CLOUDS AN DWEATHER (1890-1906- .) which arrived from'Hllo and way ports r" Average number of clear days 12; this morning,! reports tho following B. sail 15th partly cloudy days, 14; cloudy days, 5. sugar awaiting shipment: Olaa 6,000 S. "HAWAIIAN." Via Tehuantepec To January In of ' WIND. bags; Waiakea, 1,000 bags; Hawaii Mill will be "Studies the Llfo Christ" from Hllo. J. J. Durjno represents tho FROM( ONOLULU TO SAN FRANCISCO, VIA KA'HULUI The prevailing winds are from the 600; Wainaku 3350 bags; Onomea 500; by Professor Rosworth. These books government and W. S. Fleming tho v may be 60 northeast (1875-18- 1905-6- ) Pepeekeo 2500 bags; Honomu 3900 bags; had at the church. Price Japanese, taking the appeal. S. S. sail February 9th and requeste'd "NEVADAN" v To The average hourly velocity of the Hakalau 3000 bags; Laupahoehoe 5300 cents. It is earnestly that of will provide wind Is 8.9 miles (1905-6- .) bags; Ookala 2000 bags; Kukalau 1500 each member the class T. W. HOBRON IN LOS ANGELES. FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO HONOLUiLU herself with a book and peruse the The highest velocity of the wind In bags; Hamakua 4000 bags; Paauhau T. W. Hobron of Honolulu Is visiting 1905-- 6 Kukul-hael- e dally studies as designated. A cor- S. S. "NEVADAN" To sail January 29th was 42 miles" from the SW, on 5000 bags; Honokaa 1000 bags; Mr. and Mrs. AV. H. Bailey, Jr. Mr. anuary 18, 1906. 230 dial Invitation Is extended to all to bags. Hobron has long been a wealthy resi- FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO HONOLULU. Station: T. H. Join tho class. Honolulu, dent of Hawaii and may decide to en- S. S. sail Date of Issue: December 29, 1906. SUGAR FOR PHELPS. gage In business In "ALASKAN" To February 5 9 o'clock averages WINDOW FOR CHURCH. Los Ajigele3 and from records of The S. S. Nllhau left yesterday at 4 bring his family to that city. Los Territorial Meteorologist; S o'clock av- p. m. for Makawell for sugar for tho St. Elizabeth's Church in Pa. .una has Angeles Times. JEI. UaolacfeldL dte Co., erages from Weather Bureau records. ship Ersklne M. Phelps. had a magnificent window built by the WM .B. STOCKMAN, Tiffany Company New York I the of S. P. MORSE, General Freight Agent. Agents. Section Director, Weather Bureau. placed in the church. The window Is the gift of the children of Mr. and Mrs. TENDERS FOR BUILDING ARRIVING. GUI'S ODOR A. W. Proctor In memory of their CONVENT. Thursday, January 24. mother. Charlotte Elizabeth Proctor. Schr. Rob Roy, from Puuloa, 5 p. m. i Sealed Tenders Pacific Mail Co ITHE SALVATION ARMY. Mr. Proctor has done much for the for the building of Steamship Saturday, 26.. January Meetings every evening, except Wed- church In the way of gifts. The good a Convent at Kalmukl will be received D. S. S. Ventura, Hayward, 7 days nesday!!, In hall, corner of King which results from tho .work which Is until 12 m. Fehruary 4th, 1907, by Bish- and 49 the Occidental & Oriental S. S. Go minutes from San Francisco, street and Nuuanu avenue, commenc- being done by the church among the op Llebert Hubert Boeynaems, the docked at Oceanic wharf at 10:15 a. m. at ing at 8 o'clock. residents of Palama can hardly be Catholic Mission. with 91 passengers for Honolulu and 64 Toyo Risen Kaisha S. S. Co. Sunday services: Knee-dri- ll at 7 a. Plans and specifications can be had for the Colonies, 45 tons cargo Ho- for m. Holiness meeting at 11 a. m. Ju- of Contractor W. Matlock Campbell nolulu and 2,000 tons Colonies; 2 at for 3 p. m. his office, 122 King Steamers of the above Companies will call at Honolulu and leave this days mainland mall. nior meeting and Bible class at GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH. Street. Young People's Legion meeting at 6 pert on or about the dates below men tloned S. S. Klnau, Freeman, Hllo Kaisers' Geburtstag wlrd am from and p. m. Hallelujah wlndup with enroll- MEETING NOTICE. FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. FOR SAN way ports, 9:15 a. m., with 23 Vormlttags um 11 Uhr In der FRANCISCO. cases ment of at '8 p. m. DORIC JAN. 15 HONGKONG 8 cabbages, 29 empty kegs, 26 recruits KIrche und Nachmlttags von MARU JAN. beer sacks Meetings In the Japanese Outpost .deutschen MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION. COPTIC JAN. 22 KOREA JAN. 18 potatoes, 43 hogs, 3 dogs, 12 empty 3 bis 5 Uhr In der deutschen Schule wine hall. 158 N. Beretania avenue. Tues The annual meeting .HONGKONG MARU JAN. 31 AMERICA MARU 29 casks, 6 barrels tallow, 6 crates gefelert. and election of JAN. chick day, Thursday and' Saturday, for Jap- Alle Deutsche slnd hlerzu offlcers of the Merchants' KOREA FEB. 12 SIBERIA FEB. 6 ens, 24 barrels empty bottle, 41 bags herzllch elngeladen. Am keln Association anese, commencing at 7 p. m. Wednes- Abend of Honolulu, will be held on Wednes- AMERICA MARU FEB. 20 CHINA , FEB. 12 empty bottle, 16 bags corn, 3 barrels Gottesdlenst. day and Friday evenings, School and day, January 30th, 3 o'clock p. m., dried fish, 134 packages sundries. The Emperor's birthday will be cele- at Bible study, commencing at '7 o'clock. at the association rooms, Young build-in- c, every morning brated on (Sunday at 11 a. m. In the For general Information apply to DEPARTING. Sunday school Sunday Honolulu. 9:30. German church and from 3 to 5 p. m. Friday, 25. at E. H. PARIS, January on street, near In the German school. All Germans Stmr. Claudinc. Harder, for Maul Sunday school School Secretary. , every Sunday afternoon are cordially Invited. No evening Honolulu, January 21. 1907 ports, Laupahoohoo and Hllo 5:30 p. m. Llllha Street 2:30 o'clock; b. fc. .Mlnau. Townsonu. for Mnk.i- - at 4 p. Everybody Is cordially Invited to at well, m. Special trip for sugar for FLED BEFORE ANNUAL MEETING. Ship E. M. Phelps. tend these meetings, and to send tho PISTOL. to Sunday schools. A drunken white man swath Saturday, January 26. children the cut a Tho Adjutant and Mrs. Bamborry In of blasphemy up Llllha street Thurs annual meeting of the stock- O. S. Ventura, Hayward. for Paco holders of the Mutual Telephone Co., Pago, Auckland Sydney, oharge, assisted by Captain Armstrong day afternoon, bothering people, and" and from the Long. Ltd., will bo held Wednesday, January wnarr 12 and Lieutenant finally reached J. R. Gait's residence oceanic at midnight. money. 30th, at 9 a. m., at the office of the FROM HILO: Am. bk. Annie John whore he domanded Mrs. Gait Company Nursing FIRST M. E. CHURCH. pointed a revolver at the Intruder and corner Merchant and Ala- Mothers son, with full load of sugar for San kea streets. Church 'located corner Beretania and he hastened his departure. He has Francisco. CHAS. H. ATHERTON, ' will find a true friend in Miller streets, John W. Wadman pas not been soon since. Secretary tor. Mutual Telephone Co., Ltd. PASSENGERS. Honolulu, January 22, 1907. Arrived. Sorvlcoa tomorrow as follows: SOLD LIQUOR TO MINOR. 9:45 a. m. Sunday School and adults Ah Choong has been found guilty of Par O. S. S. Ventura, from San Fran - Notice to cisco, January 26 For Honolulu: A. D. Blblo Classes. selling liquor to a minor and has been Stockholders. MoBryde, 11 a. m. Public Worship! Pastor fined $50. ' John Martin of tho Antl-Saloo- n Dr. and Mrs. M. E. Gross- HONOLULU man, Anthony G. preaches. Subject: "The Glory of Le League helped to secure tho RAPfD TRANSIT & BEER Loftus, Mrs. T. Cook. ZjAND PRIM0 Mrs. C. N. Taylor banon." (concision. Ah Cheong operated on COMPANY. and maid, Miss B, 6:30 p. m. Ep worth League for Young street. Taylor, Master Harry Taylor, Mr. and Hotel Notice Is hereby given that the an- It is a pufe beverage that contains barley malt which Mrs. H. B. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. people and their friends. nual meeting of the stockholders of 7:30 p. m. Public Worship. Mr. Wad-ma- n KAJUTO SOON CONVICTED. is a food and hops which are a tonic. It nourishes Donthlrt, Mrs. R. M. Morris, Mr. and the Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land Mrs. J. Galbralth,( Mr. and Mrs. T. R. speaks on "What Does it Cost to A Jury" In Judge Roblnson'e court Company will be held and strengthens the whole system and is recommend- of at the Presi- fFemmlng, D, L. Wlthlngton, Cap- Live the Ideal Life?" The students yesterday convicted Kajuto of assault dent's office, Room 609 Stangenwald ed by all leading physicians. Everyone likes it. Kamehameha Schools will sing 2 or 3 tain J. R. Parker, Mrs. J. L. Morris and battery. The following compos Building, in the city of Honolulu, Mrs. C. E. Tew, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. selections. Tho public Is cordially In- ed the Jury: William T. Schmidt, J. K. County of Oahu, Glover, vited to all these services. Territory of Hawaii, Mrs. J. F. Brown, Miss A. Clarke, James Stelner, C. A. Bon, F. on Monday, the '28th day January, Brown, T. Thurston, Mr. of J. and Mrs. H. Chichester. T. H. Kalawala, W. G. 1907, at the hour of 9 a. m., for the Purity Guaranteed M. Dutra and nurse, C. E. Carlisle, CENTRAL UNION CHURCH. Walltor, W. L, Warren, A. L. Porry, hearing an- S. Rov. Sylvester D. D. will and consideration of the Mrs. J. Spltzer and son, A, W. Seas, J. Walter K. J, and H. reports L. T. MoNulty, proach both morning evening. E. Fernandez, J, Greene nual of the officers and such J. R. Honsler, Mr. and and N, Crabbe. Mrs. Williams, Miss U. Morning subject "As a Watered Gar- other business as may coma before the J. Ransom, V. A. S, Humphreys prosecuted W. meeting. L. Tonnoy, Miss M. L. Williams, den." Evening subject, "Our Search and Mrs. T. will bo S. W. Barker, Mrs. C. B. Russell, Mr. for HanDlnoss.' The music will bo Rawlins defended. Sentence By order of the Bond of Directors, GOOD passed on morning. Tho de- DINNERS and Mrs. II. L. Pllklngton, Mrs. N. A. as follows: Monday GEORGE P. THIELEN, Spong and son, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. P, M. Anthem by the chair, "I Am fendant was originally charged with Secretary. Cosgrave, Mrs. S. Pecarlch and 2 chil- Alpho Qmoga" by assault and battery with a dangerous Honolulu, January 18th, 1907. Only when your meats are what they should be. and Stalner. weapon. dren, Mr. P. M. "Terry 7ts-J- The cuts you and Mrs. R. F. Marcum and Anthem by tho choir an. 19, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26. get of tis are always good. No one child, II. R. Hosier, Mrs. E. Wunder-Ho- h, With Mo Oh My Saviour" by Baldwin sells better, and few as good. Mr, and Mrs. O. T. Chamberlain, Solo by Mr. II. F. Wlohman, "Callost MEIZO CASE BEFORE DOLE. Mr. and Mrs. D. K. MaPhorson, Miss Thou Thus Master," by MIetzko. A An appeal by S. B. Fujiyama from S. E. Hall, Mrs. F. B, Southmaydo, cordial invitation Is extended, to the the U. a. Board of General Appraisers Oregon Kestaurant Miss E. M. Craw, Mr. and Mrs. E. publlo to attend both of thoso services, In tho matter of 'the classification of a HOY WO, Proprietor. Knight, Miss A. M, Bold, B. F. How-Jan- d, Mrs. J. MJ Whitney will, open a Japaneso food stuff known as melzo, "THE GORE." Miss R, Rosenberg, Mr, and Mrs. bible class for ladloa In connection was before U, S. Judge Dole. Tho Reopened under new management. G. H. Hanna, Masters Mathben (2), with the Sunday Jan- Best 25 cents Meal In Town. Emma, Beretania and Alakea Streets. 1: bible sohoal.on casaw as not concluded, so It was con t Miss G. II. Clark, Mrs. J. DJmond, Miss uary 27 at ten o'clock, The text book tlnued until after the court's return Open Tuesday December IS. lkMfM ir, T

or IXTMKMT TO OIGAFOR R S - agree us, to and Oitieis W You will with are hard Wop T II In stock; yet such has been our experiencekf and effort along this line, The Firat of the ear that attwkers of taste are always satis, fled when they walk out of our store. CREMO HBSPERl'S FAM- - Musk I str.oi .(Tcis returns to For the full purse we carry the frag WRECK OF TUB rkh the 18 THE 11KST. will want i g merchants and all others flrst-olas-e ILY. card hunti-- Fortune-tellin- cards PADS, rant ADBLINA I'ATTB BLANK B'HJKS, OALBDAR HAWAIIAN CIGARS. fit and INKSTANDS, PENS, PENCILS, to frugal smoker will get beet received The the up your offlce. We have Just ever In the ROUQHRIDBR, a 5c. Cigar of OFFICE SUP- value hand a largo shipment nt 6 they are In cigar for cents. JyTXnIn the middle of Broadway. PLIES. their coloring. The aces carry scenes from lands both west ami east. T As we are closing out our STOCK "O Father, I hear a. muosfts shou- t- cost Fitzpatrick Bros. "The gem of all the packs comes from CABINETS same will be sold at O Father, what can It bef" H. Hackfeld & Co,, Wholesale and Retail Tobacco Dealers. child, JV.Switzerland. The cards are small, one '"TIs only a tall lwlloeman, three-quarte- and by two and one-ha- lf LIMITED Who waves hie hand at thee." Inches Corner Fort and Hotel Sts. in slse. and the back de Distributors. sign Is the edelweiss. kings, queens Wholewlt Wall, Nichols Co,, Ltd. the bouih! of wheels The 'O Father, I hear Jacks are delightful studies In luuuiy ad, V & Co., iioois inai iiiis. g costume, .ml th. r. Oatton, Neill one o' h- . . 'nroha.r. . ., "It's them there lisnwra crih- ,..-- .... ma...... ,.,,.,., .. XIIVXX'XIX ..I. l.l. U .1. .... ,.1 1t1 n fan card has two half figures quite Unlike. On the aces are Swiss scenes G. Irwin & Go. Engineers, Machinists, Blacksmiths I see cloud of dust W. "O Father. a and Objects of Interest, also two to a and Boilermakers. Sift o'er me, head to fet." First class work at reasonable rates. card, the subjects Including the Castle "It's one o" them dum fool White af Chlllon, the Matterhorn, the bridge X Wings at Lucerne and the Lion of Lucerne. AGENTS FOR THE off th street." Royal Insurance Co. of Liverpool, Eng, one la going to give J Father, I smell an odd perfume If a Christmas "But. dinner, it Is best to give a good, even Scottish Union & National Ins. Co., of O Father, what can- It mean?" a lavish one. one up Edinburgh, Scotland. "Don't fly Into child-I-t's Then doesn't get 907 from the table gnawing 51eep only gasoline." with remorse When OTllhelmlna of Madgeburg General Ins JflliS the heart, as was year at the case last Company. a '"Nay. Father, I hear the cry. 'Look c.erl.al uS " or Wo have a full lino of 1907 sample Commercial Union Assurance Co. out!' He took his llancee and her mother London. suitings open for your Inspection now. to a Christmas dinner In a restau Those cloths are the very best value And fear Is 'on my nerve." Comes rant. Time zl auto-ca- Arriving at the money "Gee-whl- here conies an r restaurant fer tho and will appoal to the little before the ladles, he the thrifty man for that reason. round the ourvet" ordered dinner, and ht get then said to the waiter a dim night-lig- may be wished. Electric lamps arc now. Bamboo Furniture Tho stylish man can the cut he "Look here; I'll wants and a perfect fit. Also he can "O Father, I feel a dreadful bump call for two quarts obtainable which may be turned down to one candle power, CARPENTER WORK. of champagne after the fish, but von be sure ho Is exclusive If he buys hero What means that sickly thud?" using an inappreciable amount of current. They do their (for never a word, Just br " tliat champagne cider in the not more than three suits of the But the Father answered duty without fear of extinguishment if night winds rise with- L lana) ooule good stuff, '3Ti-fco.xi.ici- samo cloth will be made. For his mouth was full of mud. instead. It's . Yours for tho 1907 trade. Lite nnd the 'idles won't know the differ out any danger. As quickly as need may be at a touch 188 Beretanla Street. J'onolulu, once." the light is increased to full power. Closets wired and elec- W."W.A txaxxtx Co. Ltd ..... , , "Very well, sir," said the waiter. trically lighted are no longer poky. Matches need not present & CO., Merchant Tailors. pr, z amved, and d.- - M. PHILLIPS p- temptation to youthful investigators. No lace curtains are !cur,M:;jl "rv. ,ier -i sP.edidiy. Th6 cham Wholesale Impor'en ; "V" ,7 ' pagne was ordered, the cider was ever ignited by Electric Lamps. And Jobbers of Phone Blue 2741. number as the "Guosser," and then to iu No. 62 King Street. blindfold him and give him a walking Tfl' Zl KUMt. "ercel.v.ed ' Bunin,r- - AHD EUROPEAN DRY GOODS to serve as a wand. " Jney IMERICMI stick Pra'sed the champagne. The other players now form a circle wh T They around him, and some one at the piano Cerner of ort wnd Queen Bta. r But when the b' came at th tinner's LITEST T mi.' f.iitn. ond ., i.. o, the young man's face darkened, Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd other's hands, begin to march or dance b'ck,one? ,t0 thf walter wI" PICTURE FRAMING CO. ..Kuo Office, King near Alakea St. 'Phone, Main 390 PACIFIC around the guesser, all singing the aim in hub gaiure, pomtea to the Artistic Work Guaranteed. wine Item. INSUfflG E HmMnnlv th nlann stons. nn.l nil tho .''WaIter, there's some mistake about charge, .nlavers In the clrnl ton slncinir and t'"8 Isn't there?" Nuuanu Street near Hotel. Btnncl nnrfPPtlv silent nnd still. Then "' n0' slr'" sald the Walter. "Two the guosser points with his wind, and C cna,"Pagne, eight dollars the nlaver at whom it noints must ad- - "UB "nul oraered, sir." THE HAWAIIAN REALTY 22 vane and catch hold of its other end. Certainly. Two bottles of cham Pasne. We remember your AND MATURITY CO. Ltd. 3 The guesser then imitates the sound ordering of snme ifnlmal. lne"i. the ladlos chorused. Delicatessen Kinds of annuities to protect you bird or and the nlaver Hip said young Heal Estate, Mortgages, Loans and against the vicissitudes of old age hnldlnir other nnd of tho wand "But" the man. wink. Investment Securities. Homes built on must make the same sound, trying to InS and nodding like a steam engine the Installment plan. JUST OUT. disEulse his or her voice so as not to al "e waiter. The right sort of heese for the right time. That is what IPTnmo nmro: Building. T. H identified. guesser may make "The bill is quite correct, Mclntvre be The sir," said Imperial, Roque- L. K. KENTWELL, General Manager, It will pay you as It has paid other three trials of this kind, and if not l"e waiter firmly we have at our counter. Young America, The ladies to Investigate these policies befor In successful In telling who the player is, looked at him reproach fort and Wisconsin, And fish, also. Red Cod and Smoked creasing your Insurance. Call or writ he may touch him with the end of the i"y anu the young man could do t Lease Sale. nothing but ,nay up. For Ml or for particulars. wand here and there, but the player Halibut and Butter Fish. Here is a genuine delicacy. may crouch or stand on tiptoe to de- - celve the guesser as to his height. The custom of wearing orange bios fTen to seventeen acres land with If the.gupsser calls the right name, soms on the wedding day orieinatpd In y it house, barn and water, directly on car Castle the player takes his place in the clr-- Spain, says an authority, and even if line; splendid 1 cation for dairy larm, Me cle, nnd tho game begins again with tne story Is not true, it has a vorv Apply P. O. Box 184. the new guesser. If he falls to guess pleasant ring. "Once upon a time an GENERA AGENTS. the rnnip. the game goes on until he African potentate gave a Spanish king a magniucent orange tree, whoso frag Co., "t" rant blossoms were the admiration of Metropolitan Meat Ltd COMPANY, LTD. A. B. ELNER, Special Agent. What kept those loving twain 311 who were permitted to see them From kissing, as they sat? In vaIn many people bogged for a Sole manufacturers and agents of The maid exclaimed: "My goodness!" sprig of the lovely plant, and most per Genuine Kola Mint. (Don't buy poor & Co., But of course it wasn't that. slstont of all was a fortfign ambasea Imitations.) Phone Main, 71. W.G.Irwin Ltf dor, who wished to send a' cutting to Win, G. Irwin. .President and Manager "Onp iif thp most Intnrostlntr mllep-- 1,18 own country. Vice-Preside- nt 11 80 happened gar of CLOTHES CLEANED AND John D. Spreckels.Slrst Hnns of fnrpiim lont thnt rfn sppn this that the head 8ale PRESSED BY THE W. M. uuiara.... second vice-J- f resiaent year," said a man ordinarily too busy uc"er w" nau cnarge 01 tne orange Honolulu Renovating Go. H. M. Whitney Treasurer to make thp trln over seas himself. tree Possessed a charming daughter. T. FUJI, MANAGER. Richard Ivers Secretary "is an assortment of playing cards "tts couneu uy a young arusan. W. F. "yilson so All Telephone Messages Promptly Auditor from various Darts of the world. Tne slrl, however, lacked a dowry, the seemed no prospect of mar cloth-boun-boom: Attended To. We Call and Deliver. "in nverv countrv the owner of the their 500 popular d novels will be sold at half prices. For taking place. One Telenhone Main 878. SUGAR FACTORS, COMMISSION AGENTS collection visited, and he went to a rlase day her father Richard street near Queen eood mnnv. he nicked un cards of local ncciaeniany oroKe ore a spray or or All recent books. Regular prices $1.50 each. 1 .tree, manufacture, and representative of the anB blossom from the precious X AGENTS FOR ana gave to nis uaugnter, wno piac Sale begins Monday, January 21, and continues only a few Oceanic Steamship Co., San Francisco, notinn it ed creamy flowers In her hair, Y. WO SING CO. Cal. "The Russian cards arp .nerhans the the foys. ' most elaborate. The faces of the kings where they attracted the attention of GROCERIES, FRUITS. Western Sugar Refining Co., San Fran- ambassador. He promised to give cisco, Cal. and queens are different in each suit, the VTGETABLES, ETC. Indicating the racial elements that go the young girl a sum sufficient for her Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadel- .compose empire. dowry If she would give him the spray. Hawaiian News Company, Ltd.. phia, Pa. to the 1185-11- Nuuanu Street. heroes and, needless to add, she willingly did Newall Universal Mill Co., Manufac- "On tho Greek cards classical Alexander Building. T ' BOX wnlnps nrp rpnrpspntpd. so. She was soon afterward marriea, Young MriAnkone Haln 238. turers Cano nni Nestnr. of National Shredder, In 01 me New York, N. Y. for example, is the king of hearts and and remembrance iur Orestes the knave; Agamemnon is the brought by the orange blossom, she Pacific Oil Transportation Co., San piece, which Francisco, Cal. king of clubs, Hercules the Jack of secretly broke off anothef Honolulu Iron Works snades nnd Minos and Danae the king she wore on her weaaing aa, an and queen of diamonds. The Greek ample since followed by brides of our pack Is rather a cheap one, an dscarce- - own and most foreign countries. l,LTD ly does honor to tho celebrities Oxao o BTEAM ENGINES, SUGAR MILLS, UDfU 101 tlx BOILERS, COOLERS, IRON, BRASS J. P. COOKE, Manager. "Cadiz Is a center for card manufac- Foreign News AND LEAD CASTINGS. turing. The Idea of the Spanish card By Cable RAINIER OFFICERS: marker seems to be to got as much col or on tho cards ns possible. The royal Machinery of Every Description Made THE KAISER WINS. ll. P. Baldwin robes are of unusual magnificence. Tho TOASTS to 'Order. Particular attention paid to President clubs nre big bludgeons In gree,n and BERLIN, January 26. The election Blacksmlthlng. J. B. Castle First Vice-Preside- nt Ship's Job Work Ex red, knave clubs, gayly ca Bhow victory for the govern W. M. Vice-Preside- nt and the of returns a ecuted o nShort Notice. Alexander.Second simple little cork Vice-Preside- parlsoned on a prancing horse, reminds ment by twenty seats. The Socialists A that floats, J L. T. Peck Third nt Waterhouso you Instantly of Jack the Giant Killer, will return to the Reichstag with Too shy to sail on ocean boats, J. Treasurer ugly daggers, 'J E. E. Paxton Secretary The spades are little and om 0r eighteen members. I'm coy, thoy pull my leg you see. CO, LTD, for hearts and diamonds there are Issue fought out In th c, W. O. Smith Director The main They all drink Rainier, and pull me. 6 disks and dice cups. The cards In some German elections was In regard to the QUEEN STREET. of the Spanish packs are very thin and eclorIal policy of the government. The have a capital spring. government In HONOLULU. H. T Kaiser was behind the Sugar Factors and "The Madeira cards come from Lis- - demanding a large vote for the main- - Prosit, Rainier Commission bon. The figures are more conven- - tenance of the German colonial posses- - tlonal in design than on the Spanish gj0ns, a demand which the Socialists DRINK, DRINK, DRINK AGENTS FOR. Herchants The ace cards are adorned with typical vigorously opposed. Great Interest cen- - YOU WON'T BE BILIOUS. Hawaiian Agricultural Company,. Ono Portuguese scenes. tered In the result of the election, for J peculiarity pack bought In mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar "A of the ha(1 thB SQClallats won apd carried out AGENTS FOR Constantinople Is that the ace cards, tnejr refusing vote the Company, Walluku Sugar Company, tnreat of to In addition to the single spade, dla- - colonial supplies the Kaiser had threat- - Ookala Sugar Plantation Company, Hawaiian Commercial &. Sugar Com- niond, club or heart In trie center of ened to Qgan dissolve the Reichstag, Fepeekeo Sugar Co,, Kapapala Ranch pany, each, have diminutive aces at the up- - tj, wqujj have brought the Kaiser Phone White 1131. Planters Line Shipping Company. Haiku Sugar Company, por loft hand and lower right hand nn(1 tho peop0 )nt0 drect conflict, C. A. Nelson, Agent. ' hi Pala Plantation. corners. t V LIST OF OFFICERS. Maul Agricultural Company. "The Italian face cards portray de- - miSH REJECT SOCIALISM, Charles M. C oke ..President Klhel Plantation Company, cldedly gloomy personages; each one BELFAST, Ireland, January 26. By by tho way, Geo. H. Robertson.. V-Pr- & Mgr. Hawaiian Sugar Company. of tho fnoe cards, carries a vote of 836,000 to 90,000 the Laborltes Company. In small print the name and address of E. Faxon Bishop. ...Treas, & Secy. ICahuku Plantation reJeoted the amendments to their party Kahulul Railroad Company, the maker. There are tiny packs, an empodylng In It socialistic Macfarlane , Auditor cnostltutlon F, W. Haleakala Ranch Company. Inch and a quarter by an Inoh nnd doctrines, P, C, three-quarte- rs size, Jones,., Director In which onn be f , , RECEIVED C, H, bought on the streets of Naples for n JUSTfine of and JK Cooke,.,,, Director WANTS DEMURRER HEARD, A View San Francisco Earthquake Fire. Beautiful Beacon, J. R. Gait .....Director Tho County the promised soldo. These resemble the Spanish t. M. narrlson for plaintiff In the licture in Colors, size 26x36 inches; very cheap; only $1.00, Domooratlo weekly paper, will not cards to some extent, although the BUt E. Jenks v. Pub-royalti- All of the above named constitute of Frank Bulletin & aprfoar today as was at first plan are more dlgnlftod. llshlng Co. has filed a motion to have GENERAL ADVERTISING COLLECTING AGENCY. the Boa-- d of Directors, nod, The first Issue Is deferred. "Cairo Is a great card emporium and the demurror set for hearing. 74 King Street. Room 4. ... jT ft

J5"T" " v- "TfPur-'.-- w IMP"1 ' f STfl HAfilUI! If, 'ATVHDAT, iANt'AUT M, 1WT. XJb lrlAf IfeilcDuDi 0tfti DAILY AND L MM I --WEEKLY. STEINWAY AND OTHKR IMANOB. ITATm New for" i DubtUhcd trery afternoon (except Sttlday) by th Htttftttta Star 0H1I151 101.11 THAYER PIANO CO. Pattern I' NtwtfMlMr AMociamM, Limited. II n 15 Hotel Pt fpP Youn Hnt'l Phono Mnln 21 moment may make the Tl'NtNU (irAHANTfirn IUeCRll'TIOK SATES t reatojit Stir but Me. Cbcal, per annum. . . S.oo Eortlgn, per annum oo Call Patterns always t. EXTRACT WW make the bent garment Payable in advance. PACK POWD1R El Palencia Cigars Bat! t p ONIe at ttonolala, JUwalt, m SIQMM MAM Mtt MUt. PiHTiunuTons Subscribers wh m nl gat Uidr papers regularly wHI eW.fer a fV nmfciinain ' llaysolilon Tobacco Co. by natlfylno the Star OMm; Ml. II Tlhn HAVjTTOU TJttgt IT? FRANK L. HOOGS (MANAGER BXQUIMTB JEWELRY E.W.Jordan & Co. SATURDAY JANUARY st6, 1907 J. A. R. VlWtRA CO. iiotoi atrMt. iK-x-MM-oM't- A': Senator Joint M. Gearin of Ore-- X $ ' Senate on January 7. hats, nunTa, X Senator Gearin made a very notable speech on the UNDERWEAR, IiOBIERY SPECIAL SALE OF Jaianee quettion. liie senator a And Japan jj rected hi remarks in upport of U. 8EKOMOTO. H iig reiolution that the President Hotel Street. enter into negotiation witn the Canned Meats Government with a view to securing a modification of the NEW OAHU CARRIAGE Libby's Japanese MANUFACTURING CO. existing treaty with Japan. Senator Gearin's speech entered into the whole subject discussing Any kind of repair work on carriages. tVe aim to offer some special attraction each month. For the history of the present treaty, its terms, the causes that led to it Horses shoed. 1179 one week we will tell some of tlie famous Libby meats the conditions that have brought about the present state of feel- No, River street, Honolulu. canned and at special prices. We guarantae the quality and of ing. He advances two propositions, one is that the present treaty frehneis e the goods. require California or any other state, shall admit Japa-jies- does not that Special. pupils to its public schools under any other terms than it sees Regular. b. tins, Libby's Turkey and Tongue fit, and second,, that if it did it would not be binding on California or 50c. 30c. b. " " --. Boneless Chicken 35c. 25c. any other state. v- .- & 1- Whitney -lb. " " Jellied Hocks 15c. Marsh 25c. 'In support of these two propositions, he quotes extensively from 2- - lb. " " English Brawn 30c. aoc. 'tlie itself, and points out the conditions that existed at the treaty b. " " Whole Pig's Feet 20c. 15c. time the treaty was negotiated, especially in reference to the Chinese Deep Sea Fresh Crab Meat 3 for 50c. nnd the Chinese treaty, then existing, and argues from the phraseology ...... 25c. of the Japanese treaty, as compared with the one then existing with If You Are in Need of An China under which similar questions as have now arisen, had arisen with China, that it was clearly not the intention at that time to grant Henry May & Co., Ltd the Japanese any school rights under the treaty but to leave them en- tirely to the, state laws and local regulations on the subject. tor the various sooloty functions due Telephones 22 and 92 Boston Block, Fort Street 'As to tlie construction of the treaty, he' quotes quite largely from to take place In the.-nea- r future, we court decisions, and concludes on this point: "The whole contention that is set up here of rights in the Japanese 0! are offering many residents of San Francisco which arc superior to the State's rights and Telephone Main 101 P. O. Box C83. can be asserted as against that school board carrying out the State law, is all sham. It has nothing to rest upon, and this government HARRY ARMITAGE might decline to go into any discussion with the Japanese representa- Handsome Suggestions Urolcer....Stoolc c.xxCL Bond tive upon the subject at all, if it chose to do so. Member of Honolulu Stock and Bond Loose Lea "But, 'Mr. President, that would not be a courteous way to treat a Exchange. friendly nation. That is why I have introduced this resolution. Japan IN OUR WINDOW DISPLAY OP is a friendly nation, and we are upon terms of intimate friendship with Few shares of following stocks for sale: Pioneer Mill Co., Oahu Sugar her." Co., Ewa Plantation Co., Kawalltn Embroidered Chiffons, Sugar Co., Walalua Agricultural Co., We have complete outfits. OrJglnaJ OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXCOCOCQ The further cabled information Etc. record and transfer cases All rullgi that the two hundred Japanese by The Alameda the Alameda who had been refused DreSS NetS in all colors and qualities Office, Campbell Block Merchant St. and material tho best. a landing at San Francisco, have Honolulu, T. H. Expert accountants testify to the ad- Japanese finally been landed, throws no light vantages of this form of recording of vOX000000OOOOOOOOOOQOv on the cause of their detention. As Lace and Spangled Robes all transactions. Now is the time to yes was pointed out by The Star select for the New 1 ear. per- IRON BEDS terday the existence of a contract made in Hawaii for labor to be Etc. formed in another part of the United States, would be no reason for Silks, Etc, denying a landing there But the taint of fraud in their original land- ing here, would be. The immigration law provides that aliens landed BIG SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED. illegally are liable to deportation for a considerable term after the. I Hawaiian Office Specialty illegal landing. So if it had been discovered than any of these Japa nese were under contract to labor in 'California before arriving at Ha COMPAIVY waii, and that the landing heref was merely a part of the conspiracy to J. HOPP & CO, evade the law and mislead the immigration officials, they could be re- fused a landing at San Francisco and could be deported to Japan. Old Kentucky 1053-10- BISHOP ETREET. If such a discovery was made, as was stated yesterday, it was a A FINE BLENDED BOURBON WHISKEY IN GALLONS, HALF CAHARA & CO Comer Beretanla and Nuuanu Sts. highly important one. GALLONS AND BOTTLES. LIQUOR DEALERS. JAPANESE DRUGGISTS GENERAL MERCHANDISE "Bradstrcets," one of the most Corner Queen W.'MVMV.V.W.W.V.V. and Alakea Streets. All kinds American patent influential of the financial news- - PHONE MAIN 492. medicines i 3 for tt low prices. Bottles $2.00 P. O. BOX 664. J" Rnvr.ntt J papers, says editorially: And Famine i It is somewhat singular that al-'- 5 most upon the heels of the plea was nothing before the court to In- S any thing. ex- for aid for the Chinese suffering SOAKED THE dicate such The court WVWAVWWWiVAV.VM pressed tho belief that the fine of $25 from famine, an appeal addressed Family Liquor Dealers. and costs which had been imposed In in a particular way to the United States, ponies the news of a revival 169 King Street. Telephone, Main 240. tho lower court, had been excessive. of the 'so-call- ed boycott against American goods in China. At a meet- CHINESE GAMBLERS The lower court should have fined the defendants (10 and costs giving tho ing recently held at Canton it was resolved to revive ia boycott against higher in- live in the islands of Upolu, (Manono and Apolima, and 12,816 in Sa? (Continued Page One). court latitude in which to American goods, to prevent newspapers from advertising American from crease wero neces- vaii. For comparison we quote from our Address hook the results the flno If it thought manufactures, to dissuade laborers from going to Panama, and to sary, to administer a rebuko to the of the two previous polls: regular counsel, of petition the government to negotiate with the United States for a Judd announced that Institution trivial appeals. The In 1000 there were 16,894 males, females, total 32,815. ho had nothing to say in behalf of tho court however fined tho defendants modification of the exclusion law. The authorities Washington ap- IS.I at Of this number 18,793 lived jn Upolu, Manonp and Apolima, and defendants, previous to tho passing of with two exceptions, $25 and (2.50 costs pear to think that this new agitation is purely local, but the advices sentence, Deputy Attorney Goneral of court each. .The fines in tho lower 14.022 in Savan. which come from Peking seem to indicate that the movement is M. F. Prossor spoko on behalf of tho court had been $25 and (1 costs each. of in' resulted lm-pro- so spreading over China. The census the Samoans 1902 in a slight decrease Territory. Ho urged tho court to Ah Wal and Shlng Tal who had been on the 1900 figures, probablv due to the incomplete method of taking the limit of sentence for It was provod to have been conducting tho the census. The figures arc: Upolu, Savati, total, ubout the first chance that had pre- gamo, wero given sentences of tlx W.V.V.V.V.WW.VAVW. George E. Roberts, Director oi 19,411; 13,201; sented Itself to the court, to Indict tt months imprisonment at hard labor, tf S the 'Mint, savs: "Four years ago 32,612. "body blow" on professional gambling. oach. Ah Wal had been sentenced to Tlie figures about the registration of births and deaths, published Ho wanted those defendants who wero 1 month by the lower court and the the world's output of gold was Ilie World S $ by us a short time ago, show an excess of births over deaths, and this shown to have participated In conduct- other defendant was not then given Z" U? $325,000,000, tl;ree years ago ing tho gambling game whero tho de- any imprisonment. Ah Chee who had DUt 1900-0- 2 Gold Out together with the increase established by the census from up get been 2 (1 N $346,000,000, in 1905 $376,000,000, fendants had been arostcd, to sentenced to weeks and costs J to the present time, may be accepted as a proof that the Samoan race heavy sentences of Imprisonment, higher and, in 1906 it was between $400,- - did not suffer in the court, as V.W.VW."AVVAVWV.V.VW is multiplying. Prosser contonded that tho limit of his case had been nolle prossed be- 000,000 and $410,000,000. The lines should bo Imposed on the major- cause he turned states evidence. largest addition in recent years has been made by South Africa, ity as the men who conducted the gam- The usual statutory exception was which, including all districts, is now producing about $12,000,000 per It Is hoped that the law requiring dlcatlon that tho Influence of tho pen bling game would pay tho fines. noted, as was notice of motion for a Judge Robinson retorted that there new trial, In behalf of the defendants. month. In the United States, Nevada and Alaska have made in- drugs to be labeled will do away with slon sharks and pension grafters Is creases which will carry the output of this country close to and per- many cases of concealed on tho wane. haps above $100,000,000. It will be the first time the United States has ever reached that great figure. Outside of this country and South Perhaps Xt. R. Charles who left the A SUGGESTION Africa gains and losses will probably about offset each other. In 1896 The Idea of Introducing base ball ,(n-t- o Islands so unexpectedly to his creditors the wdrld's production of gold was about $200,000,000. Japan Is a surprisingly good one: was afraid there whs going to bo a BY PHILIP G. COX. there are so many fans there. war with Japan, and that these Islands v.v.WAVJWVJ'VJ'VV There seems to be a turn in the would be seized, and he might be With tho very best Intention, allow mo Just to mention I? r 5 race life of the Polynesian peoples. Prosldenl Roosovolt Is fortunate in A suggestion for tho coming MardI Qrnj. HOiyneSianS J por years, in all parts of Polync- - having the literary ability which en- A suggestion that all nations on this Island of plantations Show country's affectatloons, on a car. . I? have been decreasing, ables him to send a message to Con-gro- ss their Increasing i s'a they The dolay in tho return of the Man- The death rate has been higher whenever tho occasion arlies. Columbia could ride thero with those Islands right boslde hor j, J ning would seem p Indicate that the first 1 WAW"VWVWWVWWVV than the birth rate. The race has Luka with her Jury ruddor was doing And "Old Glory" up above them llko a star. ' Germanla, as could seemed doomed to extinction. But Every tlmo Roosevelt Is mentioned of tyay Then could follow Miss also Brlttanla pretty well in keeping out tho And Franco could take a hand there on a par. there is a cliangc now. From a number of regions in Polynesia conies for a third term the "unwritten law" of her rescuer. ',.. evidence that the birth rate is in excess of thedeath rate. "It is so in Is brought up. This scorns to work so With the vast conglomeration, of Hawaii's population Fiji, and a census taken in October last shows that it is true in German well that It might be well to unwrlte a Senator McCandloss thinks that What a pretty combination, n'ost co pas? splendor, could Japan and China Samoa. In both of these groups the 'Polynesian population is few of those at present on the statutes. matter What an Orlontal lend tjjere, the moral of tho Nuuanu dam Every country could unbend thero on her oar, Is that pumping plants should be utiliz- Samoanlsclie Zelfung, speaking tlie in t The of matter relation to The dotectlv&iftreo roally seems to ed to supply the qlty up to an elevation Now commltteo of promotion, what think you of this nptlon, German Samoa", saysj of 350 sources of the For attracting many tourists from afar? detect, these days, feet; tho water you ... ; The census of the natives, taken on October tlie 1st, last year, has upper valleyo for If you think that this would help some, can take It and Kallhl and Pauoa you're welcome in .1 of 34,062 800 ( resulted total souls, of which number 33,478 are Samo- The passage of the act abolishing elevations botweon 350 and fool, Now I must put on my bolls on so, Tal Tal ans and 584 other South Sea Islanders Of the 33478 Samoans, 17,148 pension claim agencies and concentrat- and tho water of the upper Nuuanu are males and 16,330 females. 20,662 of the whole native population ing tho work In Washington, is an ln- - for elevations above 800 feet. e t ff f

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'M - see t The New Secretary of The Hmj ttM4iS JAPANESE I IB Uffi 9 HE I I III FU ra i" i in - dtatrteM near AOlioob land If anyone who know the reasons impelling the Japane"- tn etnlst-st- mial rwshWlt'ii th has l. . NNwlpally W tariugiMe In large numbers to the PaoMr and other spot In (he t'nlied o leiftsd 4nitsiii, aad ChlMae caHl tssNat mined hr the osMtfitton and auaUty tand. Hint., a ginine at the military salary Km of Jmmi will ff r.i eniighi dtf f ''i - i,. raised, Sasssrlty of levaM and lengtu or leas on n en men ( Thr of the Ii'eatenanLOiipral of the United "titi- Arm i. renter ha Hy had the tana free far ! first year, acre-iu- i Is $11,000 per annum; th pay of a MaJot-QMier- al. tttfli. f r l' ' . In n to P and. second year 15609; of a Ooloml, tMt; of a Captain mounted itil Hp oik clear i the rite fNua l Ki Hie crop paid, n year chaplain and various ether oHeers. Aujuianu, II HH te or part of aad the third ad t lurh a rvfltwental Mm ! or part crup was ft year. he remainder at of the aM. la N many m poor re Th latNUiMe rear book, Just lmt4, thews that the rommandif the oosrftMasantes tale tatwM, Oenersl f the Japanese ArWir, Wp serving with tint colors, recelv. Kan Francisco oosaaaln mrrnhftnu arusolally have on unoertaln. very who have the prlncaljr salary t MM. aad Iffce Mwmtit for estraordlnarj et these laada and faw tuud tbsss i.i no li.ive anything to show lor thsar years of hard work. penaes, or a total of HtM a rear, a Meutciiaat-acner- al receives, n i s changed; stratus, pgranatwat levoss betng bulM eluding th eapenae accMMtt, the sum of MM a year; a Major-Ocnc- n have are kihI daagter of overflowed land laasssaod, hut tmprove- - WTO; ft Colonel, ltf; a Captain, HM. scale of pay In thr nav th this creat f m ioy arfeo rasa la oaaaJ to that tn the army, ana Togo, the admiral of th navy, n ha not hrssujht to the haam af thaas have fa the iuii'8 aid ooadlUonn in tha tast IBs roars the Jaaaaeae have , earvas HOM a year. under Th pay In civil position Is likewise esoeeatngly moderate. The r. Koo- - into tale farming. First as laborers, at anall wadsss, to learn aiding Judge In the highest Imperial court. Who hold a position snab i. itusitioas, aad bow. as leaseholders, thay acs psnindf Mgcbor rent for gout to ur Chief Justice or the flUprwr Court, receives MSOO a yea ul' land tbaa the ftroaent renter van possllMr Jtaad. aad the result ' i r - With the except Inn of the Prime Minister of the empire, no person holrt ran I ii be Hist it Is only a matter a few years sural all the reclaim iiii i undp In will be ruWivated only by JjajMsaae. of In oce receives a higher salary than M00 a year. The Imp. Hi this section floate Um pay higher r flovernmeut recognises the fact that the t of living or, at any rat. iw shh ahr Jape can rents for tlsMft Hauls that f i expenditure In other antrlea, la different, and though th ii. ii cost of llvtaaT is much lass and they can MM the aunv arrivals the seal of - ambassador to TvOnion. Whlrft(m and Paris are paid in salary on! .in th. ir own coun'ry at one-tl-f the wages paid by athar tsua farm- one-thi- rd INM a fear, the mim of H5.0CO 9 la ftliaited to each for enterial .ind a iap will do at least more work In aa dUu (or Ms ra - nvnl and other esnenso. ii l .untryman than he will do for any one else. The tnaslmum tegtilot pay of full profaor at the Imperial ITn w . - troabu. ahead for all owners of tula land. VAssa fr. Jap veralty at Toklo la 1106 a year, and a Jananeae laborer In Han Frar . mirou all this teaa he artH either purchase It at bis asm AMR r rlaoo, or at almost anv point on the Muitta Coaat, can easily make imy us rent an aMwit only aMVclat to keep tha Uveas la laawHr. much In a year as tha president of a university la Japan. Fulling in both thaas raaaurrea. he will cut the levees. The Mikado's empire Is the land of the afcnple Ufa, and the men ii And now comes tha report that w are to have a Jspsnee atata In official position, dependent upon their salaries, must adjust their mode Aiitioch. with stroag fa.panaas backlog tn flaa Fraaelaeo. We waeUd . of existence to accord with the simple salary. The temptation for the rather have, for the good af Antloeh, M famlUea af Amerloan. Oer-hoiii- k. adventurous Jayaneae to seek the Rl Dorado is, therefore, Ir resist! - Turtugue or Irish on the reclamation lands around hare than We. Philadelphia Public ledger .ill the Japanese in America. Ant ioch Enterprise. .9 as 8 999 990 4 M"H8 I Years' Progress Hi BARS SUGAR REVIEW In Many Sports "IS Ii" FOR YEAR 190.6 VfU.hWrr AMD OKAY'S ItHVIBW SlllHlnliig m tlie various atlilctle events hy a score of 1 to 0; has won tUe I'aciflc MARK TWA' BOOIC THKOWK ,aiw) OF TJI I'AsVr YKAK TUB of ijie ntWHit 4r, on i Toifeil to oun- - ooast liilercliylstic uusuiplouwuip OUT BBCAUliB OP UDT'H HUM- - IK tliat t!i vear has Hie nwst lui- - on New Veal's day met tli Nortli Dlvt- - cla Wn MJBBY COmVMKU. UQAK IXDU0TRY. imfanl in ttUilflie iiwltws In nwny dec- - sion lilgli scImjoI eleveti ot Chicago. Tfof aijes. worK oi I lit XPimi" un ukku ltW In YXHin nasi. nerliaiM some one event mented niton liy all llie leading newa WOI;KJlTBK, (Mass.), November 23. Kevlew of W print herawtth lm prominently, more lilg the continent, and Ouach Frost Assassinations our aaii us statasnetrt ul the sugar stood out Imt puimrs of Mark Twain's famous book, "Bve's grallfled the United. the i ' IJiliigm lrave oocurred in the present ysor has every reason lo feel at Diary" was barns laday from lint bualuaas of the Mates for . than In imv other twelve inontlis lliut allowing made. Charlton Free Public Mbrni-y- . because year UM. win ho nmiiwl. The intercollegiute clmmnlonship of the l"V, .lil 'tw? I 1 of Its uudrapral Illustrations. Among The Xgures sliow the cotuMimptlon t To Ihe people of Ihc Pacific coast the Northwest goes U tire University ot Ore-- In 100 books bought for the library ajul sugsr lo have been 2,Wt,lI tan, an In ywir hng heen n pnilicularly hrlght oue, gon, although clalmeil hy the Waslilnguin delivered today was "Kve's Diary." crease of l,7i7 tons over im or 8.808 f and athlolhw Imvo nmdo nn Immonse ad- - AgricuItlirHl College. On a comparison Mrs. II. . Carpenter, etnjtloyeil at lbs per cent Increase, against a decrease; of - During tha Two years. Police vanco. of scores, the dragon boys win the Iion- l4tst Octoler lt.Aslstsnt Chief of nbrmrYi examined the Jook lefre ilac- - litlC tons or 4X1G tier eant for the pre Summlnir no the results from all over ors. IBOt Osvsky, ICisliinsf. liig t on the clrculatiiiK sbeives. Thera ceding year, against 4.447 per cent av Deeajnbsr 1. Ufa. the. world, with particular attention to In California, Itughy was tried for the June 8 Count Bobrieeff of Finland. Cyrjior ot were etchings on every Jsit-iwr- pags, erage yearly Increase for 26 years, A 'America and the Pacific coast, we find first time, and while opinions are divided, Dsoembsr 7.Giiik1 Baliaharoft r I fifty Jn all. low prices during year con- July Ss MlflJWer of Interior Vpn Saratoff, level of tha somo Interesting fuctn. Ilio majority Heem to favor the ISngUsn lrs. Cariieuter took tlie Ixxik to tributed to the Increased consumption. Plheve. SO.-C- hisf Mas-- iiaskuall cume as compared to the American style. December of Pplice of TpwiUm, Vrmny. o. Wsksllsld. He also Fortien sugar producing countries 1S05 w- - both claim honors ' etchings, 3C,-8- Tiro uational game ha had a Btrenu- - Vale and Princeton - took a number of looks at tlie paying full duty rates contributed February C Censsul J. sr. 15. Sob!- - Otis year. The Pacific CoiiHt League came In the Knst, while In the annual game lm- luhU.h danictod ISve In all kinds of tons to consumption ; Cuba con I January Chief the neu lo disruption nt ll.o time of the between the Army and Navy, ployed th aiul ot BUlnmery costumas, faaliIonsl after the 1,166,931 tons; Hawaiian Isl Pollee of Krasnoyerak. tributed Ha Francisco disaster, and on top of your at Philadelphia, the Middies took JhtvfilSoZaSSito atviee of the Garden of Hden. One In ands 343,87 tons; Porto Woo, 193,97 of Warsaw, January r- - this came otiior troubles. However, nil the biff ond of the score. llColonel Draomlroii, .rtlcuutr. which sltowsd Bve In a Urns; Philippine Islands, 41,500 tones February 17. Grand Duke Serglus. Chisf of I'ollc of Irkutsk. wigaKad the clubs ended the tseuson, although Jim Association football, commonly referred oumbent posltloit on a. rock, cane, 267,947 tons; Domestic February IS. lCyor of Vagarsliapzo, Jilnuary lg.Mjor-asnrH- Llssoski Domestic V Motley dropped out of the race in Los to as "soccer," has made Brent strides Tral)alugIu' l Uw,tton and ecldetl him to bar beet, 300,317 tons; Maple sugar, 6,000 3f Penza, jneetintf of the I Anseies, leavinj; tup ciuu to no maniiKcn in me uniieii muim mm wiuwi. i- - tjm KHc and call a tons; Molasses sugar, 8,140 tons. March 7. Chief of Police Jclelschln January SO. General araianoff, Chlst They will recide Anally by the league. Tlio league has been reor- - tically nil tlie Knslern colleges luivo tnoir jjyle((tock ottmr trustees. The total consumption of refined su teuniH, and In West the sports lf of taff of Viceroy ot Caucaslus, the book, but Wakelleld lias no gaiiized for next year, nnd the prospect soccer the y nbout gar 1906 was 2,760,318 tons, of whlah May 21. Qovernor of liaku. January at. councilor flllt- - win iu in l is very hriglit. Portland holds tire Coast are taking to the gome with great gusto. i,i,.i. it nnt hack Hugar Heflnlng man- July i. ueneral Gernulutzskl, chief noff in Poltava. Hva sklppInK the American Co. cuampinnsiiip juuu. uro nuiiiiiimmin jiwivuiuuii i:uvh.ii nna u.ture shows say 51.08 per ior 0j Uessftrabla sends nn bs February 21. General Dschurchiek om i.iiutiui unrestrained, but ufactured 1,408,3 tons, or The Northwestern Loncue tiad a noor Loaguo i oiijoyiiig tho most suecosfiful 190C July U. ..."Major-Gener- al Count hou- - and family In Askabad. ,i.i, do not cent against KM per cant In and season, notwithstanding the entry of Tn- - year in Its history. It Is understood L...u. uit urrani. The hushes Vice-Adml- 68.07 1994. vaioui, or aiosoow. May 12. Koumltach, v per cant In coma, Grays Harbor and other1 clubs, that the University of Washington will teriect H..-i- ,.ut oft tho view of Bve. An July zi. colonel Kremerenko, chief Commandant at 8t. 1'eterburg. thlnjr Is one where The Independent refiners manufac Practically all tho clubs lost monoy, and have a soccer team next fall. Lk ..miiiiH 1,031,831 37.38 per cant or police of Helslngfors. July 11. Admiral Chuknln, Coinman- - A...,,, ,ui icVa sund under the Tree tured tons or it is expected that some of the present The present year has seen the downfar . 1996 3C.10 urision, er uiacK Bca lleet Jil Kelioslopol. Knowledge. The matter has stirrou against 37.48 per cent In and clubs will ho dropped when the 1007 clr- - 0f Arthur Duffy as tlie king of all araif. of per 1904. the town deeply. cent In cult is organized, tour sprinters. Duffy has been declared The Domestic beet sugar faetories In the past year the baseball fever has a professional, and his record of 0 .1 1 contributed 300.OW tons, or 10,87 per in- - 100-yar- championship was tho center of all seconds for the d dash has been .i,....,..,.,.,..,.,.,.,. Items of Xntcrest. cent against 8,79 per cent in 1905 and The Chicago were big terest Nationals obliterated from the records of tire A. A. 15,000 women work about the 6.48 per cent In 1904. favorites, tho betting, the wonder- - Duffy Almost in but u. While has fallen, his mantle iii German empire. Hawaiian cane factories contributed ful work of tho Chicago Americans, which linn mines in the falls upon Kelly, of tho University of imports of tea to this country 19,961 tons refined, or .61 per cent. won tliein tire championship The ot tnoir Oregon, who cnuulod the record of the year amounted to iM,UW,wu against .60 per cent 4n 1905. leugue, gave them tho big scries. famous Georgetown star. The Oregon "34S-'4'u Foreign supplied 2,9S6 or imunds. refined tons In tho past year tho baschul feve hns boy will raco the exposition at Jamestown ee 999 Alslers marketed OWO tons or com .11 per cent against .IK per cent in 190S caught in England, and heforo many next year, and Kastornors will have their it. 9 9 wotsl last year from the estate forests. and .26 per cent In 1904. years are over we may expect to hear first Hue on the M Fascination sea. life 10 opportunity of getting a of for romance Charles Krnest Hawkins, 9 The Knan sh Government lias tlie goon The average difference between raw of international gumos for tho worlds fust Westerners. Parsons, n upocdy years of age, responsible is for numberlsss disappearances from home Intention of opening 5000 additional and refined In 1906 was .890c. per lb., Championship. hns Jn young California sprinter, also come to the and adventures his life, u.Jui no end of worry on the nart of ueliools for the small Spaniards, against .978c. per lb. In 1905 and .79Sc. front, nnd some good can bo ox1 parents. Tim tudp work His Charles ISrnesi made his nearest approach to the high The latest Innovations In Knginm per lb. In 1904. P"Ctr-- from him year. The fentnrea nf thn vnnr In thn rnnhiff next seus when, ufter a two days' mysterious absence from home, lie went church work are "apple dumpling sup It will be noted that a large amount Wnl, Ulade America, the world have been the wonderful work of not in record aboard tlie baric Andrew Welch, Friday, In an effort to make a voy- pers," which have proved n great sue of domestic beet sugar goes over for ot William Slrecring, the Hamilton, age .Tnekev Miller, who Ih now rMln in Pniu J. to Honolulu, Yesterday he wa8 f0Und on the vessel by Policeman cess. consumption In 1907, A study ot our Canada, long-dlstau- runner, must he John McOreevy home to j,Ih con- fornia and tho track records made by and taken anxious parents. The boy's Hoslon'H Superintendent of Public tables of details of supplies nnd Sweet Mario. Hoy mentioned in the summary of tho year's father is Charles A. Hawkins, b'enerul manager gurage, will Interesting. Hut was tho largest ot the White Schools reports nn enrollment of 05,77(5 sumption bo winner of tho season on the American Hn0I'ts' sllc'''S. to the surpriso of nl- - who resides on Nineteenth avenue, naar ingloslde. Tho coming year gives promise of most everybody, won the famous Mara- - iiupfls this yisir liHM more than last. iurf Charles Krnest has for nearly tw0 years jiast indulged in periodical com rather higher average .prices for raw !,lou rftco nt Athens last summer, cover Some Amor can Consuls auroau Tho annexation of tho suburbs which absences from home, und Ills manifest love of tiio water bus nlways to pay much sugars after starting at & lower level 11,0 ",lluM 5, plain that they have as its embrace the Ascot racetrack to Los An- - !" in 2:51:23 Tho drawn him to the city front. When h0 disappeared Ills comfort- year. Refined values will from ifo or 7 a month In Unas on lettors etc, than last gelcs will have a serious effect on the American team nt the Athens meet was able and home on j,ia jmrents police, follow the course raws attractive Wedney notified tho sent to l iem with Jiisullleltmt postuge, doubtless of at racing there, is expected Ihe moHt "ossful, and won tho majority of suggested close for but it that and a watch the lad along tho wharves. Hut A nortrnll of King Charles' dwarf, by the usual difference or values. Wills tl mi.nlu l lio l l.,ikir OVOntH. Uix.lll ltnlil. Charles Krnest got busy ahead of the olllcers in-s- Cray. and stole a trip inland Donson. which, nt it sale In i, luiieu and wln' nntv tmoltu Tl,.. f',.Jh (rnnW- - Another runner who has D. nil,r on the Stockton steamer J. Peters by stowlnif himself away lielotv to roallzo more than :17.50, was sold by report liaviug excellent season. Tho rul,ulat,on t'10 vat year is welt upon an Tw, decks until the boat was her course. Un showing up he was auction in London recently for AND SO IT 18. inn. iiMiaoii rit K,..itiio ,.. n ..,;mf Gliomas J.ongbaar, a lauky Cunudlan In 0nn. cared for by the crew and brought hack on Friday morning, when lie lOvclists Kouiimnia, lo facilitate ',ln" wIf0SU, wonderful work, without in The American idea of marriage and cess, and the results of tho short meet J'"1' promised them he would return home on landing. compelled by law to - nstonished Ills opponents. identification, arc divorce hits grown altogether too flippant. at thu interstate fair at Spokane were rainW- Ho essay a sailor was ma,e ap- ls ow receiving His next as tt fuw hours later, when he havo tlrelr names on the lamps of their Tlie divorce courts are filled from one so encouraging that n longer meet will proper training, nnd peared abourd bark Andrew WeiBh vl" 1,0 hoavA fr0,n the and made friends with the wheels, so ns to lie legible nt night. year's end to another with oases based on be held next year "1u" ,,,,n' mate, who him the hospitality Kr - ' Japan hns iinlvorsity extended of the vessel. Charles Cooking stoves ore little useu in ncoi- frivolous charges, arising from hot tem- tt student who nest said he would like to take a trip to a hoy wnon cl,,1"1B to havo dono somo exceedingly Honolulu srness Innd, where tho cooking Is done over nn pers and connubial spats, which In the Severn i fights occurred In the bark left next Wednesday, and It anv lnimlrles wars nuule In tlie noted have fajt H,illtin(f( mlt (llc rwor( , ojien gmte fire. Scottish housewives are light of cooler reason would be laughed ot meantime as to his Identity he would like to be designated as the " J " ."' ccnoral nccmitnnen In llilu mnnlrv. not easily induced to use ranges. ut hy the angry participants and forgot mo iorty-iw- o rouuu uattin at iioiuiiuia t r it i...... mate's brother. Tlie lad was permitted to remain on the vessel over- - General Sir Ian Hamilton, who may ten. The case with which divorce war between .Too Cans and Jlnttllng Nelson, nru ,', ,,' Hy( i...,. ".. J nlKllt' "n'1 yterday morning the first otllcer notilled the Harbor Po succeed fxird Kitchener ns oomumnder- - he secured leads many married couples In which the former won on foul. ,,, lice Station the runaway was home, W great a ,.nu. ... T,r,i i,,,.,..b f and taken where there ef in India, hns bean wounded in to seek It in moments of temporary irri- ICaufman-IJerg- er contest was Im- - consternation, over rls absence, Tho i,i, n.i. x... v.. i ...I almost every action In which he has tation, and, once the proceeding Is started portant Ut ring weeks ago Charles by that it r.d the of one of given QtMl nsf.the fl, Several Krneetaapnared and was found the bean. a false pride, vanity or stubVeruuess hid uiiiiiy ciaunanis ior ciiuiiiiuoiiMinii .i,i, i, i '., t police nt Crowley's boathouse on the water front. At another time Two locomotives on the North Jn- - prevents the wilbdawn of (he suit and lionors ,and showed that young Kaufman .i. lt ,i, ,, he fell Into the bay in the same vlolnlty while in search of maritime don Hallway lfave been fitted with res- perbsiis . . . ,,,.nnm. ntt miij triiiuii AlioiJ jr. a separation and lifetime of ra coU- - "rt wh.(ums experience, parents a cinniiiB ii.uii, proviueu ue Keie u work at Athens was remarkable. time and his for a short period were jubilant over ervoirs containing oak liquor (oak chips gret is life result. Milwaukee Kent I p of years under proper teacii- - thought bounding deep' training gnn Imd (lono MJaa flno worfc wUh the that his love for the had been dampened. nnd caustic soda), through which the ntl. woight His trips to Oakland, without due notice at home, have been of fre- boiler feed water Is jwssed for purify during ru- - looked Several timos the year tho quent occurrence, nnd once he in at the port of l'etalunm after ing and softening purposes. MARTYR. mor that Jim Jeffries would return to 11113'. MAJ-- . a voyAge on the steamer Oold, the ring Iras been In circulation, and nt 0" big event in wrestling has lad advantages of a to study any- The multimillionaire was In great The bus the tutor when he desires Capitals, who loavo tho prosont time the matter of a match taken place In tho West this year. Frank thing navigation. slept Ihe Ottawa noxt agony when he found he would probr besides He .peacefully at his home yesterday Kurope. between tho renl champion nnd Jack Gotch failed to throw Dr. U. F, Holler, his latest nttnolc nf wanderlust, to parents inonth on a tour of amy m compelled to die rjcli. after and has Indicated his Tiie championship of the world In ansa Johnson Is hoinc soriously discussed, of bonttle, Jn a handicap match last Sop- - he Is present In a mood go "Money," he exclaimed pltsously that not at to down to the sea in ship. belongs u team, O'Hrlon lias practically been put out of temhor, but whilo not reflecting on the Chronicle. leur lacrosse lo Western "nothing but monwl Is it not a punlsbr San Francisco of New the heavyweight class by Tommy Burns, nuinty or mo Hoattio man, tho close fot the famous "Salmoiibellle," ment?" 9 9 9 999 by tlrelr old ..l,r, utnmla ron.li, l mi.nr TMitointi fnv lOWOrS of till) L'llnill linllnvn Hull Hotl'll Westminstor. Desertwl nil 'Yes" repllwl Ihe iMggar at the gate i.nnn underrated his onnnnnnr nmi wna not the men whose namos ore Is-- "and I will It capital punishment. 8up I - team U irl w n ,1 Alt si tf mi.ti nlitnriinu ti 111111 PAfl HQ lift ullMtllfl ttnsrn linnil furl ill a 44&4&tii&4. Iclori In CunHilIun lacrosse, Ihe lllui mtt tta ntu tiiun lilt n but It Is noticeable that he steers cloar Its way Into popularity In this country, started the season with young players, a happy Debrutullml football has not yet Irad contest. . . . Alnorienn - mn?" short-live- Harvard and lale are now considering i,,it ihev have nmnlv demonstrated Ihe r proper try-o- ut differ- - Tire d of Heoll Ilut the multimillionaire shook his a and coaches ore career Fred K Chleugoi fj ",L been tho sending team PJiiKlanil a - SH!' nil tho the matter of a lo nlillty, and retain the championship for head. ing ns to the superiority of tho now rulos champion of Amor- . i i ,i.i...i ,.,.(. ltvj ),,. . i...... I " IIH .....I.... 11 ..i.... iii. r.fM.l! I 1 i 1 Inn SWUIIU ' IIMI, IIKL BltllJK JHUJ K""'"" Willi lln CIIY Oil IUB I' fflSCr river. season, ns to tne.1 it,,iu n r.inliifn 1.... uo-.! - I""' ""(. Wi ll lltl "No," he answered dolefully, '"when tried tins past compared a. noicn of particular prominence Cambridge, practically every ... n I...... I ..I. S ,...... ,....,1 i.i.. . '...... A n. iium ii" matchos and and one in i;aiiormu lliura are several iwiin nlinl old rules. ilio greatest snowing over ...... h... 'U iii me roceni, , ff - imllor,.1Mt 11i..rii,iaH nf ,i,e Hnt ...i" i.7i l.,i..i by high tgam match Kansas City. Gotoh, Jn " ' ' " t I V ) HIV VV ' I 1 J St 1 I1IMIBI WfiVMUlw ment he generally deserves It, so I made a school Is that of at whon havo tlialr "twolves," " game I.ACItOSBK nnil assisting in -noimlurUliie the In shall take my iiiMlolne like a man." the Seattle high school eleven, undor condition and out to win, has no equal i 1 1 was played tin) South iiw r)nnnl. n 11 P.nji ,lu.lnff 4ltn nnat aan. Ill Atlini'Inn toilnv Ah n W IUU n I 111. tu While not played to any considerable Professional lacrosse In sum uiBii vuiivu uui inn fiv.vw uuu summer, was a dogs and drove tho bsggar off tho pro son. Tho team has lost but one gam- e- a wonder. George Ilackonsmldt still extent In tho United States, tho Canadian Eastern Canada last and the championship golne to J Fine Job Printing,t,",t Offlca, mlses. that to tho University, of Washington claims tho championship of tho world, amo of lucrosso Is Bradually. workloB fair bcccss, Star

.isWiAfiatirliiifti . . t . .AS., !, .'ihi not a Pathol In tha wnrM whn meeting, vraa nnahta ia In present, A would not have wrlifrmeri aenaratlmi but wnd n letter frwea Atlantlr City, In Kranee. llm ( athnlle In rmice which wa read by Chairman Haiti-gan- , . Presidents Message , naturally olijeet lo being plundered In the course of bla letter Mr. and mblHHl and htebett out of their Knot I said: own country, and that by a majority "Our countrymen are being misled which dtwa not repreeenl I he Frem-- and deceived by the clamoraua but people, and whoa action ia made poa-lhl- e false pretense of thea sons of Vol Commends Congress by the fact that, while franc (aire, poll) of I these nil descendant a republic In name. It I a more Marat Hobrapierre, ami of the crntrallr.eil and Government than llnaala. terrolat of the old devolution. It I k Mh kMMt I rwammaiU what leglata-M- overwhelming n mux. the tide of awhile anil tile nubile rrlllsm. In tm case of judges "And let no one who believe In not the epnrnttnn of the Church nnd TIm 4astrucUM W PrlWIov lalawh la aVded t aii'aaapiwh the emla ; meat ; and (he judge who dwea rhu n. Imvlng a life tentnrr, Indeed, their very mlalahe la Ik the ltie. It a war Ntate, a they falsely claim, that I ami 1 recommend to your regard the public sentiment when it i Independence makes the right freely to AW Mil tor Mafic aaaliaf till ran attention ib against .lean Christ and aawlnat (he It subjugation I 1 1 wrong who brushes aaltb plen or their purHise. la tha Mama. Tb aa4 wMrfc. to spa of Mr. lima of tha Iepaitmert tha "f mmmettt on their decisions greater Idea of God, and If they pan dlapoae arr1lni any eperlal interest when Uw pleading because It la the only practical of the Cliurrh and the conflacHtlon Mw la 1874 by direction at (Jammerw aad Labor, on rhia sub- of tlie Catholic Church today M(wi m4i la not founded on rightajoaHHMMB, p' t nnd available tnatrntnent In the bands of they and plunder of II prtierty and the af fcirFil 4.TU0.OO0. and ject will make abort work ta Oarasa, forma the highest aervire to the rutin a frut people to keep audi judges allvt of l'roteatant proH'tty of Ha religious nnd chnrltii-bl- e ka of both In rase we are compelled to abandon I Ik mrvr try. Ruth a judge dewrvlajg cf nil to the reasonable demands of those tliey lain and Jndalatit tomorrow. They which they are seek- la attaa Oaaasaiaatoaers the hope of attains, arrangesnenta with honor, will Institution and all honor cannot bt paid to serve. , never atop. ing. That purpose Is, it possible, to ta MM. Ill t MMO.tWO, hu uow other toearammta to put an end to th thie wise and fearloxa lodge If we SAFETY IS i .tITKHHM. IT 18 WAIt AOAIXRT 1UCI.I010X. hideoiia Mow mlt the growth of an Inti danger of France nnd to turn saca faaaf to atoat 1sW,0cmi Tala rmelt Incident to pelagic ahean convent ''On the other hand the "Every prleat anil every Sister In m aaaling. which would forbid any Hi" destroying proper Influence Ju- that nation, which owes it creation MMit kwi Imm aratagat about by fana-Ht- It will be a quest Ion for your rrltMam of the of France I n Judge of another t,vie, who abowa him dicial by founded reproach to that mad to the Catholic Church, atai eUwc ! kill-l- eerloua rwnaMs ration how far we should derlaiona mating mi nnd existence mm llm self timid in the prow nee of arrogant prejudices against (lib courte Justifies carnival of vice which the French tha f alt asaJa while in the water continue to protect and maintain the aeal and over Hgniri to the nlintnlnntlons of the disorder or who on Insufficient groumN requires that unjust attacks ahwll be met Itt'publlo la foatetinir. Therefore, in I pUgi-tataf- herd on land with the result of continuing worship of the goddeaa of reason Urine their anahi and granta an Injunction that ttoas grave in- nnd answered. Court must ultimately t lemeneeati, Brland, Conilie and ttw asarcfa of food. Mch a practice, and whether it is not the person of some vile character, fat aetata, or in justice, or who in his rapacity of a n rent their defenae tiimn the iiiWtent their like do not see the ptibllo Im- wlx-- n better to end the by sacrilegiously enthroned on tho dese- An a rale Uw female ami killed to practk extermina- struer and therefore in part maker of U- strength of tlie opinion they deliver as morality that Haunt Itself upon the unweaned pup ting the herd ouraelvea in the most hu- nlaw, flagrant the ground for their conclusion crated Catholic nltnrs. The Chris- lirno at, and aim baa an in fashion thwarts and mual street of Parts; they must end sol- n Wad. ao that, fur each akin taken by mane way poaaibie. of decent govirnment. 11m judge trust to the cnlin and ilelllierHte judg- tian people of our country ought to dier lo drive out some HO.OOO women IMiafile aaaJinit, a a rule, three lira are KOONI) IIAUUK CONKKUiiNCU. baa a power over which no review ran It ment of nil the jieople aa their best vin- be made to see the real meaning nnd : who are tenching French Klrl to 1h aoth-r- . my meaaaga 1 exercised he himself sita in review upon purpose of these mlserennts, who now &eim& the the unborn in laat advised you that dication." II-- the acts of both the exrcutlve legi pure. Tljey do' not aec the vile 1 the pup, la the liinperur ituasia had taken ami THert is one consideration which hold France by the throt, ns their and nuraiuc which toft of the lative branches of tlie Government; save rated lwiicr or the impure daaiaga bringing should taken into account by tlie ut liter political and n ancestors l tarr to death No whatever initiative in about a second in the most extraordinary cases he is ature that Is corrupting the Continent )a ataw by peace The Hague. 1,'mlor good lHxtple win) carry a sound proiio-sttlo- u once held it (luring the reign of terror. to the herd the carefallr conference at amenable only at the bnr of public opin- of Europe. They ititiat insult Jesus killing on guidance I be to to excess in objecting to any Thnt the of this country will ratW4ad laad; tha eastern the of ituasia arrangement ion, and It is unwise maintain that an Christ, nnd III religion. peopje )i at a ia aaMjr reapoasible for such confer- public opinion in to with criticism of a judge's decision. The In- do so In I feel quite sure. f tic aealinc of the preliminaries a reference a iiiaii POINTS TO FBENCII AMBASSADOR time far all of the present aril, and la alike ence has been progressing during the past such power shall neither be expreat nor stinct of tlie American people as n wlrole "And in the meantime, if Mr. Jub- - "I have too much confidence in tho laJafunalble ram the eoonoaair ataml-pat- at year. Progress has necessarily slow, led. is sound in this matter. They will not lcn sorand lakes note of this meeting nnd solid Christian sentiments, the love of and from the standpoint of owing to the great number of countries The bst judge lmve ever lieen fore subscribe to the doctrine that any public countrymen most to disclaim any immunity cri- reports It to his Government, 1 hope right and justice of our to be consulted upon every question that from servant is to lie above nil criticism, if ticism. This has Ik en true since the clnys he will not forget to tell them to believe they will, to any extent, losXS arisen. la a matter of satisfac- the best citizens, those most competent thnt In over 18,000 jraunc aeala were has It of the groat English Lord Chancellor decent nnd free Americans despise give their countenance, sympathy nnd 1'ri-Wl- or tion that all of tlie American republics to express their judgment in such mat- fmtuti dead from starvation on the Parker, who said: "Iet all iieople be nt religious persecution and that they moral support to the authors of these Manna. In it waa atimatd have now, for the first time, been invited lllierty to knowwlmt I found my judg- ters, nnd above all those belonging lo la7 have no word to oxpress their con- nefarious proceedings when they (bat staee aealina; began upward to Join in the proitosed conference. ment upon ; that, so when I have given tho great and honorable profession of tho lrfic tempt for Government as repre- come to understnnd nnd roalizo their f 400,000 adult female aeala had I men The close connections lietween the sub- it in any cnuw, otlrers may be nt lllierty bar, so profoundly Influential in Amori-cn- u this sented by Cleinencenu, Brland, object nnd purpose. It is iv part of Ml W at twa, and over 800,000 young aeala jects to be taken up by the Ited Cross to judge of mo." The proprieties of the life, take tlie position that there case were set forth with singular clear- Combes and their ilk. Let them re- a general propaganda of atheism bad. died of starvation aa the result. The conference, held at Geneva Inst summer, shall be no criticism of a judge under and fidelity, nnd if successful in would ness and good teniier by Mr. Win. II. will be member also thnt tlie mob who shot rnwltfBg bariHtrity of such a practice, aa and the subjects which naturally any circumstances, tlroir view not France, propaganda will bo in- Taft when n United Stnte Circuit Court ns down the priests in the French devo that well aa the wasteful destruction which Jt come before The Hague conference, made nccopted by tlie American people a 15u-rop- e. Judge eleven years ago, iir la!).". also beheaded the ding nnd augurated in other countries of involves, needs no demonstration ami is it apparent that it was desirable to lrave QUOTES JUDGE TAFT. whole. In such event tho people will lution its own condemnation. Xlie Bering Sea the work of the lied Cross conference "The opportunity frofly nnd publicly turn to, and tend to accept as justifia- finally sent many n blatant dema Tribunal, wnich sat in l'aria in 1803, and completed and considered by the different to criticize judicial action is of vnatly ble, tho intemperate and improper cri- gogue to the guillotine, nnd notice. THE VATICAN THBEATENED. wfaieh decided against the claims of the powers before the meeting of The Hague. more importance to the Inidy politic than ticism uttered by unworthy ngitntors too, that when the Ttnlian Government "The recent attempt of a doman United Mate to exclusive jurisdiction in The Ued Cross Conference ended its la- the Immunity of courts nnd judges from Surely it is n misfortune to leave to sent troops to protect the Vatican mob to break into the Vatican and aspersions Nothing 1 prop- the Oth day of July, and thu unjust nnd nttncK. right in itself, they did not forget also to surround the Holy the waters of Serine Sea and to a bors on judges such critics n function, insult and outrage Father convention, which tends more to render careful in tho King's palace. There is food for not. signif- erty right in the fur seals when outside revised and amended their decisions nnd anxiously solicitous to which they nro certain to abuse. Just if to usslssinato him is a tf the three-mil- e limit, determined iilso was signed by the American delegates, do exact justice Ihnn tho consciousness and temperate criticism, when necessary, thought here." icant incident, nnd points fatally to upen certain regulations which the tribu- will be promptly laid before the senate. that every act of theirs is to be sunjocted is a safeguard against the acceptance by LKTTEIi FdOM HON A. LEO KNOTT what will be the inevitable outcome nal eeuehlered sufficient for the proper By the special and highly appreciated to the intelligent scrutiny nnd candid cri- tlie people as a whole of that intemper- Hon. A. Leo Knott, of Baltimore, of the sucess of the propagandists protection and preservation of the fur courtesy of the governments of Itussia ticism of their I'ellow-mcn- . Suclr criti- ate antagonism toward the judiciary who had been invited to address the of irrellgion now ruling in France. seal in, or habitually resorting and the Netherlands, a proposal to call cism is beneficial in proportion as it is which must bo combated by every right-thinki- Uerlng The tribunal by its regula- Hague Conference together at a time fair, dispassionate, (liscrinnmtinc and man, and which, if became The knowledge legal prin- it season, from coullict with the conference based on a of sound large, tions established n close the which would ciples. The comments made by learned widespread among the people nt 1st. of May to the 31st of July, and ed of tire American republics at Bio de Ja- text writers and by the ncuto editors of would constituto a dire incnnc to the re- oth- all killing in the waters within neiro in August was laid aside. No the various law reviews upon judicial de- public. sixty miles around the 1'iibllov islands. er date has yet been suggested. A tenta- cisions are therefore highly useful. Such PANAMA TBI P. They also provided that the regulations tive programme for the couference has critics constitute more or less impartial I hnvc just returned from n trip to Cheaper than Candles, wbieh they bad determined upon, with leen propsed by the Government of Bus-si- s, tribunals of professional opinion before Panama and shnll report to you at a view to the protection and preserva- and the subjects which it enumerates which each judgment is made to stand length later on the whole subject of tho examination and or fall on its merits, nnd thus exert a tion of the seals, should be submitted are undergoing careful strong Pauama canal. every live years to new examination, so ns preparation for the con- influence to secure uniformity of consideration in decision. But criticism THE ALGECIBAS CONVENTION. Better than Electricity to enable both interested Governments ference. also is by no means without its uses, even The Algeciras convention, which was to consider whether, in the light of past dircc-attac- PEACK AND BIGIITKOUSNKSS. if accompanied, as it often is, by a k signed by the United States as well as experience, there waa occasion for any ever be kept in mind that war upon the judicial fairness and mo- by most of the powers of Europe, su- modification, thereof. It must Use Gas in Your Home merely Justifiable, but imperative, tives of the occupants of the bcnclr; for persedes the previous convention of 1880, The regulations have proved plainly is not if the law is but tho essence of common honorable men, uion an honorable which was also signed both by the United inadequate to accomplish the object of uion sense, the protest of many nverngc man States and a majority of European nation, where peace can only be obtained may the protection and preservation of the fur evidence a defect in n judicial con- powers. treaty confers upon us by the sacrifice of conscientious convic- clusion, tho based on tho legal This seals, and for a long time this Govern- nicest Euro-cpa- n welfare. Peace Js reasoning profounded equal commercial rights with all ment has been trying in vain to secure tion or of national nnd learning. The normally great good, and normally it two important elements of moral countries and docs not entail n from Great Britain such revision and mo- a charac- with righteousness, but it is ter in n judge nre nn earnest desire to single obligation of any kind upon us, dification of the regulations as were con- coincides Honolulu Gas Company, Ltd righteousness nnd not peace which should reach a just conclusion and courage to and I carnectly hopo it may be speedily templated and provided for by the award enforce it. so ns ratified. To refuse to bind the conscience of n nation as it In far fear of public ratify it would of the tribunal of l'aria. comment does not affect the courage a merely com- ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING should bind the conscience of an indivi- of mean that wo forfeited our The process of destruction has been indivi- judge, but only spurs him on to search mercial rights in Morocco would not dual ; and neither a nation nor un and accelerated during recent years by the his conscience nnd to reacli the result achieve another object of any kind. dual can surrender conscience to unothcr's which approves to his inmost In Japanese ves- itself heart, tho event of appearnce of a number of keeping. Neither can a nation, which is such comment serves n useful purpose. such refusal wo would bo engaged In pelagic sealing. As these in- left the years with- sels an entity, and which docs not die as There nre few men, whether they nro for first time in 120 been bound even by the any vessels have not dividuals die, refrain from taking thought judges for life or for a shorter term, who out commercial treaty with Morocco inadequate proscribed by the do not to and this nt time when every- limitations tiro interest of the generations that prefer earn and hold the res- a we nro 3Bx Paris, they have paid no at- for pect of nil, and who cannot lie where seeking UnionBRANCH of reached new markets UUSTACE tribunal to ..onie, no less than for the interest and outlets PECKjreCO., LTD. are made to pause by to the close season or to to-d- pub- and and deliberate hos for trade. tention either of the generation of ; and no sixty-mi- le imposed upon the the limit lic men have a right, whether from 63 Qtieoxa Street Canadians, and lruvc prosecuted their shortsightedness, from selfish indiffer- very themselves. work up to the islands from sentimentally, to sacrifice On July lGth 17th crews from ence or Baying baggage contracts with the following; Steamship Co.'a Unas: and the national interests which arc vital in char- A View Of French' upon The several Japanese vessels made raids acter. A just war is in the long run far Oceanic Steamship Co. the island of St. Paul, and before they most & better for a nation's soul than the Occidental Oriental Steamship Co. were beaten oil by the very meager and acquiesc- P(.-if- ic piosperous peace obtained by Mail Steamship Co. insufficiently armed guard, they succeed- wrong or injustice. Moreover, Toyo Kisen Kaisha Steamship Co. HTflsg) killing seals and ence in Separation ed in several hundred to Policy though is criminal for nation not We your outgoing most them. it check baggage r.t your homes, savlnr you tha traubla carrying off the skins of of prepare for war, so that it may escape tnd annoyance of checking on the wharf. seals killed were females de- sj Nearly all the dreadful consequences or being Incoming baggage checked on steamers the work was done with frightful the At n citizens mooting hold of above comp&nlea and deill and in war, yet It must always bo rc at the. we hav0 liberty in Its true sense .both red with quickness and dispatch your barbarity. Many of the seals appear to feated Columbia Theatre In Washington at homes. membercd that even to be defeated in civil and religious, and we are, there have been skinned alive and many were lately, resolutions wero adopted pro- war may be far better than not to have fore, able the bettor to judge and the skinned and still alive. The fine- testing against found half fought at all. As has been well and the action of the more heartily to condemn the tyranny 0r3loilxoiio Main SO raids were repelled only by the use of necossari-l- y Freonch Govurnmunt ly said, u beaten nation is not under the una persecution of the firearms, and five of the raiders were kill- separation u u disgraced nation; but the nation or net. It was meet- 1 rench Bepublic. cap- do-fe- ed, two were wounded, and twelve disgraced if the obligation to ing at which there wore both protest-ti- nt "In principle nnd in fact today including the two wounded. Those man is the tured, right ia shirked. nnd Catholic speakers. Among tho situation in Franco is the s'ame as tlie captured have since been tried and sen- Wc should as u nation do everything Catholic Speakers wero was Itev. situtatlon nt the time of the French tenced to imprisonment An attack of power' for the cause o honorable John M. Van Sohuick, pastor of the devolution. is again a question kind bad been wholly unlocked for, in our It of this is morally as indefensible for Univcrsalist church of Our Father. loreing n civil upon such provision of vessels, arms and peace. It constitution the but to commit a wrong upon another In ills address ho said: clergy, having ammunition will now made that re- a nation ol constitutional Bish be it strong or weak, as for uu indivi- "1'ou havo come and have come ops, of making petition will not bo found profitable. nation, I tlie State omnipotent, thus to wrong his fellows. c because our hearts are stirred within of taking not civil THAN Suitable representations regarding the dual only administration, ' our power to hasten us, because wo love justice und Double-Trac- k ,to Govern- should do all in fair but also dogma and spiritual supe and over The Only Railway3 between the Missouri River and Incident have been made too Hav when there shall' be peace uuioug play, because Wo are impelled to de- Chicago. of Japan, and we are assured that the day riors from tho Government; of utterly ment n peace based upon justice clare our conviction, express our all practicable measures will be taken the nations changing and destroying tli consttu and not upon cowardly submission to sympathy and reuch out our hands to tion of tho Catholic Church. And I'liroo Fttist Traina Dally by country to prevent any recur- if .' that wrong. We can accomplish a good deal help. VIA rence of the outrage. On our pnrr, the this be not done or accepted by the in this direction, but we cannot accofu-plii- li "1 urn a Protestant. I was born n Pope und the Catholics we will take SOUTHERN PACIFIC. UNION PACIFIC AND guard on the inland will be increased and at- CHICAGO everything, and the penalty o Protestant. 1 mu proud of Prot-cstu- nt & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAYS. better equipped and organized, and a hat- tho your property awuy, abolish your tempting to do too much would almost traditions of my fathers, and OVERLAND LIMITED, VESTIBU LED. Leaves San Francisco sUlly, ter revenue-cutt- er patrol service about worship, says the chief hlghwaymun, inevitably be to do worse than nothing; happy in my work ns a 11:00 a. m. the islands will, be established ; next sea- minister of Clumeuccau, and Brlund, tlie brigand, must bo remembered that fan- tlie The most luxurious train in the world. New Pullman drawing room kdA son n United States war vessel will also for it Protestant Church, but I want to and wo will cull this separation. The tastic extremists (ire not in realty leadurs say fnlrly'und squuroly that Protest- Pope very stateroom cars built expressly for this fumous train. Gentleman's buffet and be sent there. and the Catholics would be rs which they espouse, but Lady's parlor observation car. Book-love- Library. Dining; car meala m have not stopped our efforts to se- of the causes antism will miss u high and noble op- simple to be deceived by such a pro We who do most to ham la carte. Electric lighted throughout. agreement with Great Britain are ordinarily thoso portunity if it does not rise with in- ceeding. There is only one step more cure an Ladora of the cause and to EASTERN EXPRESS VESTIBU LED. Leaves San Francisco at :00 P. adequate protection of the seal herd, per the real dignation and power and protest to .make the parallel between the pres- for cause itself. As yet there Is m. dally. Through Pullman Palace and Tourlnt Sleeping Cars to Chlcaga, negotiations with Japan for the same damage the against the wrong done the Catholics ent and the devolution com' and of establishing any kind of French Dining Cars. Free Reclining Chair Cars. purpose are in progress. no likelihood of France, plete, and thut is to gather the Bish' ' power of whatever sort ATLANTIC EXPRESS. VESTIBU LED. Leaves San Francisco at laws the protection of the international "Men of every creed and sect ought ops and in- The for effectively check wrongdoing, priests together on some a. m. Daily. Standard and Tourist Sleepers. seals within the Jurisdiction of the Unit- which can to get together upon an occasion like nocent pretext nnd shoot In these circumstances it would be them down PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS ed need revision and amendment. and this. It's not the question as to in cold States foolish and an evil thing for a blood. And these worthy sons Wednesday, Thursdays X'rldays. Only Wands of Paul and St. both a whether we like tho Catholics or tho and The best of everything. the St great to deprivo 'itself of of their Jacobin sires nro capable of to and points George are now, in terms, included In the and free nation Catholics like us, I am glud that Tickets from all in Europe. power to protect Us own rights and I that. Government reservation, and the other the do. I am glad udmlre and OJa-ioajs- exceptional cases to up for that I THANKS GOD FOB AMERICAN Ss islands are also to be included. The even in stand respect men liko Father Stafford, tha rights of others. Nothing would "The French' Press Association de NorthwesternR. R. RITCHIE, 0 A. P. CT Jondlng of aliens as well as citizens upon Archbishop Ireland and Cardinal more promote iniquity, nothing would serves the prize offered by some Eng- 517 Market Street. Central Building, San Franctsc. the Islands, without permit from the Gibbons. I am glud have Cath- a defer the reign upon of that I lishman for the finest oxuinple of Department of Commerce and Labor, for further earth olic friends us dear to mo as peace and rlghteousnoss, than for the Protest lying by telegraph as n fine art. They any purpose except in case of stress of nut, but if 1 did not would bo ex- free and enlightened peoples which, it continue to call this proceeding separ- or for water, should be prohibit- actly be- weather though much stumbling many tho same so fur as tlie issue ation and to compare it to tho Amur-icn- u ed under adequate' penalties. The ap- with and us Is nevertheless toward fore concerned. It's u condition. It is as different as proach of vessels for the excepted pur- shortcomings, strive plain question of right and wrong. Shipping deliberately to render themselves I the poles of the imagination. In poses should be regulated. The authority justice, leaving every despotism am glad to stand tip and be counted Aniorlca separation means most per of the Government agents on tire islands powerless whilo able to work on what I believe is tho right side." fect liberty, for which I daily thnnl; should be enlarged, and the chief agent and barbarism armed and clrunco DB. STAFFOUD'S KINGING SPEECH God; in Franco means slavery. should have powers committing their wicked will. The for the it Receipt tha of a Bev. D. of disputes peacefully, by ar- Dr. J. Stafford, pastor of Look at tho invontory proceedings! magistrate. The entrance of a vessel In- settlement depends mainly upon St. Patrick's Church, In the courso of Imagine, you can, Congress of to the territorial waters surrounding the bitration, now the if tho by an uddrcss, Raid: tho United Islands with intent to take seals should possession the nations that mean to States, backed by the do right of sufficient armed strength to "Tho action of tho Froncli Govern- sending a committee Books a criminal offense and causa of with inako purpose ment lias shocked the moral sense of ti "troop of Authority selzuros In such their effective. soldiers to break in tho forfeiture. for DISBKOAUD' every rlghfeous man In tho civilized doors of SOLD AT cases 'Should be given, and the presence 8MNTIMENT. my church nnd coupt the It may bo the highest duty of a judgo world. Nowhere is the Bhock more number of vestmonts, my On' any such vessel of seals 'or sealskins, my church at any given moment to disregard not keaily felt than in tho United States, church possessions. wo would or (he paraphernalia for taking them, fcho Why, STAR OFFICE mccctly wlshua of individuals of nnd it is folt not only by Catholic, think we had gone French should be made prima facie evidence of great political or financial power, but mad. The Oahu Railway & Land Compa" but by ns well, for hero Government Inter-Islan- 1ms gone mad. There is d a N. Company'; f j- s Till WAWAIlAaf tTAIl. fUtUMMY. jam hy H, 1MT. wrm

Statement of Condition INSPIRED BY or TUB-- 5 TIRED ALL DAY, EVERY DAY MRS. T. TRENER. MRS. t, A. CONNOLLY. FLOWS OF LAVA Bank of Hawaii, Limited . (Cotitlnuod from Pair One), XX TltS ChOUE Of lit'MI NBM, DBCRMUBR i, 1M. nappy With the picture he will pro- duce of what he saw. AMBITS. LIABILITIES. Incidentally the art let says Komi In the flnaat land in the islands. - Up $ M0.0M 00 fruit Xoant, Discounts ami Over- Capital Paid "1 among: numerous 106,000.00 believe that the drafts Uiflll.IJO.U Surplus I made," said Mr. Iiltcheo, k I1I.W0.II 197,471.00 Sketches Bonds undivided ProlUi tttli morning, "there are two which will Stock IMM.S1 lwisk)n Fund J1.IM.90 unusually Interesting pletures - make llnl Batatt and Bank Fur- Deposits l,i,IM.01 One la a wonderful atmospheric coinr b U,i7B.t4 l.lM.OO nltura Dividend uncalled tor effect. The m Is Betting in a volcanic BI.HB.U 11.25 Due from Bank Due other Hanks Is dreamy, 0T.iat.St) hase. The effect subtle Cash suggestive, altogether Inspiring. Then AMeta S.7M.1I Other I have In mind the rising of the aim through the delicate volcanic haste and $,0lf,0S9.19 the glowing lava flows in the back- ground." Mr. Hitchcock spoke of fascinating I, C. II. CQOKB, Cashier, lo solemnly swear that tha above statement wanderings at night through the for- Is true to the bast of my knowledge and belief. ests of ohla and kukul trees and great 0. II. COOKB, Caahler. tree-fern- s; of the magic charm of the night made mysterious by the moon- C.' JSxamlned and found correct: IS. F. Bishop, J. A. McCandlew, F. light filtering through the gause-Hk- e , Atliarton, Directors; Zno K. Myers, Auditor. ( ourtaln of volcanic hase and coloring In ghostly splendor sylvan tfapth. - JBubserlbed and sworn to before me 7th day of January, A. D. 1907. the .HIT " V this seemed, says Hitchcock, the VL FRED. T. P. Waterhouse, Notary Public, First judicial Circuit. It that spell of Pete enchanted all things: Thousands Women Write Dr. Ilartman to Complain That made goblin shapes of darksome indis- of tinctness; "J called fairies from the ferns hey IVever peel Wholly Kestca, jUiey Jilways urea. merry sprites gloomy Imps, In- a. lliat lire THE and and J every discriminately, sleepy hopo imU from the face MnS.T.TRKNEIV and woman vrho of nature. PELVIC CATARRH CAUSES MANY AILMENTS. Notch Hoad, 1'atcr-eo- suffers will f,iro Hitchcock has a sketch of the Inva Poruna a 111 stream bounding along over old N. J., writes: Thero aro so many womou who are tired all tho time. They get up in tho trial sod WB Hat the bo as grateful ax ill flow, consuming scrub, bursting here "I suffered fivo morning tired and drag themselves around wearily all day. to my husband and in Iirtil and there Into battle effects, with a years with my spine Thoy havo pain in tho back and dragging sensations which seem weigh mysoli." ball fire tumbling artistically through nnd pains in my them down as though carrying a burden. of Doctored a Year. XXD the low foliage. It Is truly unique and back. Many women aro undoubtedly sufforlng with systemic catarrh. Tho COMPAKY, consulted you, proper remedy for them to tako is Peruna. "MIsb Anna Xo RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES AS OF DECEMBER 31st, 1906. will make a most effective canvns. 'l Hitchcock says the lava flow died fortunately, and in Tho catarrh lias invaded tho wholo abdominal and pelvic organs. Through Ginn, Itil Plain BU, "Wednesday night. McDougall got to fonrteen weeks was mucous discharges they are losing vitality ovory moment. Providence, R. 1 Within a quarter of a mile of the source cured by tho use of Tho food they eat and tho sleep thoy got is hardly sufficient to keep up writes: :' RESOURCES. LIABILITIES. and says It was above and to the Peruna and follow- with tho incessant drain on their vitality. "1 wish to letyos ot good, Loans on real estate $168,096. ISHead Office $183,241.32- westward of the 1887 flow and about IB ing your advice. Tho only hope for betterment in tholr cases is tho completo removal ot tho know the Real Estate 2q,424.90 miles from the sea. "1 can now do my catarrh. your medicine bas 312. SO , this Poruna is recommended by Dr. relieves catarrh done for me. bad 1 Furniture and Fixtures own work. I cannot For Hartman. It I Cash on hand and in Banks.. 4,407.74 thank you enough. whorovor located In tho human body in tho thorax, abdomen or pclvlB. what the doctors ,fkj.ii . CASES BEFORE 1 cannot tell you called hearttroabJcb IN $183,241.32 , . $183,241.32 how happy 1 am. No family should bo "Tills was caused by Indigestion and 1 had oeen doctoring for a year before I without I'eruna.'' fomalo trouble. I suffered agonies and tried your Peruna. 1 suffored the most ' bo my head. Territory of Hawaii, County of Oahu.' P COURTS TODAY Suffered Years With Pain. was afraid to left alone. with pain in I, J. B. Gibson, Manager of The "Western and Hawaiian Investment Co., Manhattan Completely Exhausted. A Friend Advised Peruna. Mrs. Ida Germain, Ml "One day a friend of mino told Ltd., do solemnly swear the foregoing Is true to of : "At times 1 was afraid to stand on my meet that Statement the best Ave., New York City, writes 1 . house- your Peruna, so got a bottle. After my knowledge and belief. I many years suffered with pains feet and to attompt to do ony M "For I ot 1 to J- APPEAL ARGUED BEFORE THE of week's uso it began feel better. ..vtaa4fEHEBBri - B. GIBSON, in tho pelvic organs, 1 was unable to work was out tho question. an of "At first 1 could not cat, sleep oc Manager. COURT MOTION TO . relief, as no doctor could help "Ono day I read advertisement "! SUPREME find work, but 1 havo at last found thallfco Subscribed to me 1907. Peruna and its wonderful cures and I and sworn before this 21th day of January, QUASH CLARK INDICTMENT. me. medicino that would euro mo was ycac HENRY C. HAPAI, read of your wonderful Peruna decided to try it. " "I Poruna. ISSIP' r Notary Public Judicial Circuit, T. H. decided to give it a trial. 1 took it Wen- - Life and Vigor. First and A New Woman. The appeal of the plnlntlff In the in somo time and obtained much ono bot-tl- o for "My husband brought homo "My face has a good color now. junction proceedings of the Oahu Rail relief. boforo was half gone Ian and that bottlo 1 very way & Land Co., Ltd., vs. J. Arm Again. a new woman. thank you mndt. Strong 1 felt now lifo and now vigor. Advice. strong, to the defendant from 1 Followed Dr. Hartman's restrain 'Now am strong again and havo a "That tired, hopeless feeling left mo, Mrs. Viola Marshall, 420 West Masoa laying pipes under the railroad track mo good appetito. Peruna has relieved 1 began to eat and my food nourished street, Springfield, 111., writes: of plaintiff at Pearl City, was argued thcrofore of a chronic ailment, and I me. 1 could walk and do my work "Two months ago when 1 sought year At before the Supreme Court this morning. recommend it to all women." without fainting. "WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS FOR THE KILAUEA VOL- t advice, 1 had gotten so weak that I bad Argument on the motion to quash Always Tired and Weak. s Wonderful Work. CANO HOUSE COMPANY. TICKETS VIA HILO AND RETURN, OR Clark, charged Peruna' to lio down most of tho time. the Indictment of Joe Mrs. E. A- - Connolly, 8227 Garner St., "I- took several bottles during tho TO THE CRATER AND FULLEST INFORMATION MAY BE with violating the liquor law, was Praising Peruna. US. HENRY Kansas City, Mo., writes: summer and fall and cannot praise It "1 began taking your Peruna and nnr HAD OF WATERHOU SETRUST CO.i LTD, heard this morning by Judge Robin- " ' "I have suffered for years with enough for tho wonderful work it did 1 feel like a new woman. t son. M. Judgti E. Watson and Gear so that 1 could eat hardly for me. "1 shall never ceaso praising. Peruna-no-r appeared for the defendant and Deputy 1 was tired and weak all the "When 1 feol tired or nervous Irom any thanking Dr. Ilartman for his klsd Attorney anything. General Prosser for the Ter time. cause, a few doses of Peruna cure me advice." Co., ritory. was taken under nry,WaterhouseLIMI TED. Trust The matter advisement and briefs will be Hied For special directions everyone should read "The II)s ot Life," a. copy of which surrounds each bottle. Peruna FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS. next week by the parties to the action. Is for sale by the following druggists and will supply the retails trade in Honolulu, Hawaii; Benson, Smith & Co.; The decree In the case of C. A. Long, IIonolulu'Drug Co., Hawaii. administrator, vs. J. D. Holt, et nl., has been filed. DRESSMAKING Edward Cecil Vaughan, a natlvo of MIGHT AS WELL BE. Olaa 6s 87,50 ($305.45) Dollars, that being the ! Johnson House, Dublin, Ireland, bom on Nov. 21, 1879, Greening "What! You don't mean to Pula 6s 102.73 amount for which said Execution was ). Private Cottage. today filed his application to be admit- sny that Cubcbs is an advertising doc- Pioneer Mill Cs 105.00 Issued, together with interest, costs ted to citizenship. tor?" Walalua Agr. 53 99.50 and my fees and expenses are prevl1-ousl- y HRS. J. A. RODANET Judge Lindsay this morning granted Browning "Well, he doesn't advertiso McBryde 6s 99.00 paid: , Punchbowl near King Street. temporary alimony of $ a week with in the papers, but lie Is always telling All these pieces of land described on ?25 attorney's fees, In iMrs. TO COUNTRY. the 'case of I how Ire cured people after nil the other THE the map of Kalmuki Tract, Honolulu, Patrick "Walsh who has instituted pro- doctors had given them up There nro few places In Hawaii so nnd designated as Lots Nos 12, 15 and ceedings for divorce. admirably adapted to the needs of the 16, Block 18. HALEMAUMAU Ball In the case of the 65 Chinese great public as Halelwa. There you Terms: Cash, deed at the expense BURNING PJTY. A. N. sentenced for gambling was fixed at have the salt air and you tiro still near . ' Sanford of purchaser. . $50, and for th two defendants sen- "What use did you make of my enough to the, hills to Imagine yourself Dated at Honolulu, December 29th, J2,-5- tenced to termB of Imprisonment to great effusion entitled 'The Cry of on the edge of the woods. The golf 1906. , GRADUATE IS FILLING UP OPTICIAN each. Judge Robinson fixed the bail Battle'?" asked the tall bard in tho links are nn attraction to lovers of the J. S. KALAKIELA, rooms. tell you was game today. editorial "I there and the tournaments nlways Deputy Sheriff of Honolulu, County-o- f Boston Building Fort St In noem." (Continued from Page One.) fire that draw a crowd. We would be pleased Oahu. "Indeed there was," replied the busy to have you spend a day with us be- first one reached was but a spur off COMPANY editor "and so I just reversed it." fore the rush of tourists begins. We of the main one. The second flow LIE "Reversed it? In what way?" know the result; you will book for a Special Trip To was still active at the tlmo of my "Why now the poem is in the Arc." couple of weeks later In the season. visit. Most everyone does. You may have The Volcano returning I sa"W spur "in that the INCORPORATED full Information by addressing St. Clair Greatest Natural was considerably cooled and so Instead DAILY STOCK REPORT BIdgOod, manager. The of going around it I started across Wonder of the World. made my way safely over it, several The center of volcanic activity Is now WAIANAE LIME CO. TO ENGAGF $2000 Mc-Bry- hundred feet but it grew so warm at Between Boards Sales: NEWAT)VERTrSEilfMT at the times I wished that I had not under 'IN BUSINESS INCORPORATES 6s, $09.00. Session Sales: 10 Bwu $25.00; 10 Ewa taken It. However 3. did not suffer FOR $25,000. $25.00; 5 $23.00; 35 BY Crater of Kilauea I Can1 Sell much Inconvenience. Ewa McBryde $5,375; AUTHORITY YOUR REAL 23 Ookala, $8.00; 13 S. ESTATE OR BUSINESS "So far as could bo learned no one I. I. N. Co., Information from reliable sources, Is $130.00; 15 Hawaiian Sugur Co., $32.50. SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE. NO MATTER WHERE LOCATED as yet has located the source of the The Walanae Lime Company, Ltd. to the effect that the pit is filling with Stock. Bid. Asked. Eye flow but by night and by day it ap filed articles . of incorporation thh molten lava. witnesses deolare Properties and C. Brewer & Co $375.00 $ Business of all kinds pears to be about two-thir- of the dis- morning with the Territorial Treasurer the flrey display to beyond description. seld quickly for cash in all parts of tance from the sea to the of Tho capital stock is $26,000, represent- Ewn 34. 875 25.00 In accordance with Section 41, of an This Is an opportunity of a lifetime to summit Agri 140.00 the United States. Don't wait. "Write Mauna Loa. The smoke about the ed by 260 shares of $100 each. Tho Hawaiian Act of Congress visit this wonderland. today describing you Com'l 83.00 34.00 entitled An Act to what have to sell mountain howover makes It extremely company reserves the right to Increase Hawaiian ' Special Round Trip Ra'tes., give price on Sugar 32. 2C 32.75 Provide a Government for tho Terri- and cash same. difficult to determine anything regard-th- e the capital stock, to $250,000. Tho Hawaiian By S. S. "Klnau" leaving Tuesday, 140.00 tory of Hawaii, IF YOU "WANT TO BUY source. A party under the leader- porlocj of Incorporation Is for $60 yoars. Honomu approved on April 30, Jan. 29th, returning via IIIIo, Satur- any kind of Business or Real ship of McDougall Is now endeavor- "The company Incorporated by tho Honokaa 11.60 13.00 A- - D. 1900, the next Regular Session of day of the same week, $40.00. Estate 175.00 anywhere any price, write me your ing to roach the source, according to following: W. W. Harris, president, 50 Haiku Sugar Co the Legislature By,S. S. "Klnau" leaving above, at 27.00 of tho Territory of Ha- as requirements. I can save you time and reports at Kawalhao. shares; W. E. Brown, secretary and Kahuku returning via Honunpo by S. S. "Ma- Klhel 7.50 waii will convene in Honolulu on Feb- money. "I treasure, 25 shares; F. L. Winter 50 una Loa,1' Friday, Feb. 8th. $60.00. visited Kllauea and Halemaumau MoBryde 5,36 C.376 ruary SO, 1907, the third Wednesday in on shares; E, J, Lord, 100 shares, J. J. The trip allows a stay six-day- 'JLAJBSE last Saturday and found that there Oahu Sugar Co 23.75 24.00 latter of rA.VII IP. was a slight In Belser, 25 shares. February. Such session shall continue at the volcano, In cir- LAND MAN. disturbance the orator Onomea 38.50 takes the THE of Halemaumau. The floor of the The purpose of the company is to not longer than sixty days, excluding cuit of Hawaii, passing the recent lava 415 Kansas Avenue. Ookala 8.00 8.25 crater waB covered with solid cold lava manufacture und sell lime and cement. Sundays and holidays. flow and gives an exceptional oppor- TOPEKA, KANSAS. Tho company secured a quantity of Olaa Sugar Co 2.76 3.00 with the exception of ono part which Olowalu 100.00 tunity to visit nil the scenes of reeent was red hot. Surveyor Baldwin told .government land at Walanao somo G. R. CARTER, volcanic activity. ago, Paauhau ,. 16.00 me weeks and it proposes to develop 9overn0r-Executiv- that from surveys he had found Pioneer 132.50 135.00 e Competent Guides accompany visit- one C02 that property. that side of the crater was Walslua Agrl 70.90 71.00 Building, Honolulu, Janu- ors through th volcanic region. p" and the other D9S feet below the floor THERE DAN- r niaoe fox? Walluku 226.00 ary 2, 1907, IS ABSOLUTELY NO of KHauoa banked up was Walmanalo 150.00 GER. until it several feet Jan. 6, 12, 19, 26, 2, 9, 16. lartioular "I left the crater on Saturday after higher on one of Walmeft , 67'.60 65.00 Feb. For information and tickets applyjo ' 1 side the crater than eople noon and returned Monday, Tho cra on the other and then brooking over Inter Island 130.00 ter was then very active and has con- Haw. Co 135.00 Henry I tho banks it had built for itself, it Electric SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE. Walerhouse Trust Co., ltd tinued so since. I was told that on formed a cascade some three hundred Hon. R. II. Co. pfd 102.50 Sunday afternoon the activity had Hon. com 65.00 feet down with a fall of about fifteen, R. T. Co. Under and by virtue of a Writ of Tourist Information Bureau. commenced and it was certainly ac- feet. All over the crater conos were Mutual Telephone, , 9.00 tive when I saw it. Execution issued by Wm. L. Whitney, continually forming and these occa- Nahlku Rubber.... 100.00 District Magistrate Corner Fort and Merchant Streets. "Molten lava seemed to nearly cover would oxplode Nahlku Rubor (ass) 10.00 of Honolulu, Counr sionally forming a most ty of Oahu, Territory on tho floor of the crater of Halemaumau magnificent spectacle. Oahu R. & L. Co 91.50 95.50 of Hawaii, tho 18th day of 1906, and in one place there was a flow of Hon. 28.00 Decembei, A. D. "From Saturday until Tuesday I Brew Co Jn Classified Advertising lava about thirty feet across whore Firo Claims 4s 100.00 the matter of J. Emmeluth, Plain- should Jpudge that Halemaumau had tiff, vs. tho molten lava shot up as water ,doos Haw. 4s ,. 100.00 Ellas Jonos, Defendant, I did filled up about AO or CO feet and Ter. For Salo from an artoslan well. This lava shot at that ',, 100,00 in said Honolulu, on the 28th day of rate It wll not bo vory long boforo it Haw, Ter. 4tis about 30 feet Into tho air on an aver-- Haw. Tor. 4V4s,..., 100.00 December, A. D, 1'06, l&y upon and F. J. Fltzpatrlck tho Myrtle ago though occnjslonally there were completely fills Halemaumau and runs shall offer for sale and sell at public iBr c out into the crater of Kllauea. Haw. Ter. 314s 100.00 Cigar Store, a now lot of Hawaiian smaller stroams thrown into Cs auotlon to tho highest bidder, at the tho air "Surveyor Baldwin told mo Haw. Govt. 100.00 Cigars received by .the last Alameda. about 60 feet high. This lava breaks that this 6s 102,60 103,60 Police Station, Kalakaua Hale, In said was tho finest display during the past Cal. Beot Co. These cigars are the best now on the up into small. streams when it descends I Sugar 6s 101.00 Honolulu, at 12 o'clock noon of Mon- dozen years and porhaps the finest Hawaiian tf market in Honolulu at any price, being and flows off Jn the crater where Jt Co. 6s 75.00 day, tho 28th day January, A, D. slnco 18S5." Hllo R. R. of made of a superb mixture of the best cools and banks up. It doos not Hon. R. T. Co. 6s 107.60 1907, all tho right, title and interest of magnlf. Hawaiian and Havana weeds. spread out like water but banks up "Tho scene Is a ent one, the Kahuku Plan. 6a 100,00 tho said Ellas Jonas, Defendant, in and first on one sldo on othqr. sight of a lifetime. No one who can and then tho Oahu R. & L. Co. 6s.... 102.75 to the following property, unless the Snlendld seven-roo- m house cheap) i(fljt:'' Fine Job Printing1, Star Office. I saw one, cascado where the lava had possibly go. should mles it." Oahu Sugar Co. 6s...... 109.00 sum of Three Hundred nd Five and Young street, PAwaa, XI, Star Offle SBBBrT res MM era, uMMt. mkvam a m. llninn PciniPiin! tfW tiWTS TALK U I UUIIIIU ! OF lull ii SPORT Almost immediately I'Ht HI H A M IB (HJMf'LK I I'flKi'KRT ToNIHHT afttr taking Aytr'tJ The protram arranged h Ha- The hand will pl this aftenfoon at mm TUB Tftl'OTBBa or THE API" t A IP rit'iM THK HltlHH nt IAMB A. Knilroad Iarapari;!a you baglii waiian ftwlmmlng Olab for Lille' 4 o'clock at Aala Park, presenting the fttl its cltkiitinf, night to take place Hit) evening ai the following program no r iMigBjiiftt arm- - Aftifc) WA rHfksgWfTBIJ tsvtiumrn ti will fornUm et- - t trtngihtnlng, and purifying Hotel Baths Martllns. Part I clting and emuelag IkBthres Hot" The Me at Love pfewtr. boy ana ilrls will afiMkr tfc watei ana gdjkit r mm Aa- BfaUko oB t Dr. You feel that depreshi n It now the spectator! U pnnib Beyond 4 pamnti the kite font the Bed '" la francs B boy, grot prreMeat of the Comfort HMttuc nwaji .,ut brntu iiim therein. n. tMrrMnTV thing! look brigUtci ; sleep U .virenb-lot- ! The Diamond Head aVIBIaMt ctuh bore tlalvorolty Club, woo preomtod to the the nerves n r bntei; uud now will have full charge at (ft last event Mts to (Ae taat tBue tkw oti Hub yeeterday afternoon, in the pres lira nod vigor liugiu tit ..it o jNiMpxaiiiu on the protram and tag atone "ill ht Pan It will snoot unlese it la re otected ence f a large number of ctuk new-Bor- a tTbree trains dally through ears, Bret of your whole ij.,uin. Your iltgf worth the price of aMMawon lawk. "The Ooldoa Dome" (new). tnoetlMg on neat Wed- - mvlted mende, and with elm- - points. the annual a4 had seeond glass to all tkHl Improve; you (.it more benefit The program: . . .Taylor pie k appropriate ooremonltw. rates take effeet soon. Writ (JOW VBHr food; BaaiJi-Ick- , ey o ymi! Hix liln tottirttft. 1. Xermelds Mlee Mlaa jkkmUn, "imatana" Hubbell preoent nt the mooting yee-tert- The portrait woo the gift f mom-kor- Y BUr Those irtottdt lirglu to notice marked NMtlngs, Mlaa Berry, sUs Berry. Iktai "Ooorght Baaaet" ..Brown Ooorgo W. tfc, B. K. the from kraoh gfaauge In your wore ami of club and is tke general appearance. Fancy BwlmminaT gfrhBgi Freetfc, flattie. ' Boedhr Bros of Blue" (new) A. presentation The old color comes buck to tb t. Porte, W. W. Marrto, Mekert Coiton, of tales Wilder Tke lhi B. Kopke. Armetrong W. P. DWIagrham. X. Mctnerny and O. was at 6 o'clock. Tke portrait appro-prtatel- y Ute efts look brighter; the step ' - . Baaagied lnoro chut lr; awl ever)- dot of Mate Contest Foai, On, hrle. 'tar Banner t. Waller. framed and standing on an S. E. Bootb Robertson, Prseth. A lengthy communication from O. B. oaool In the eoaembiy room, woo un- 4. rd Dsah OajtjtH, Cooper CNOAT CONCERT. tMtMee, deputy insurance ooaMHta- - veiled by Juetice Hart well, prooident General Agent. Race. PMaOge, Robert- club, opoke oerviceo I Barrel The will plajr afternoon atoner, woo Bret conoktored. The of the who of tke son. band Bandar Day to com- o'otoek alsJcee tokuid. Kapialaal muaioatlon dealt with the letooa of Dr. tke dab and to the C. at at par- Ayer's Race Under Watar jOThien. Cro pro- - toJaod by Insurance oompanlos doing munity. Juotlce Hart weH opoke IJkMk. WalWkl. Pottowlog Is the sler, Cooper, Lyle. buolotai In Howo.ll in the Sao Fmn ticularly of bia well rounded character; C Ne. 1 Montgomery Street, 7. Diving Fieeth. Kopke. ckwo dieaoter, and the beets of settle egofflag wMe influence, though not Sarsaparilla 8. gwlmming With anil Feet! Fart I. ntent of each one. The merchants of bouyant and optimistic, and t Baa SYanaUoo. Bound Woods "CMd Huorfred.' this city hove for some time poet boon alwayo helpful. In temperament he promotes tun return of good health. 9. IM-ya- rd Hindi e. Foaa,,acaroh. atBtttdar" In the dark in the nutter of kwuronce woo artietic; in character nokie. Those who suffer from the dob O'Brien. .IViegroeht and a few unwittingly have been un- W. O. Smith opoke at some length effects of a warm climate will 10. Follow the lamoaJ Overture, "Festival" .t Flotow protected since the Are In Ban Fran- out of an acquaintance that panned find In Ayer's Sarsaparilla just what Athletic Club. davott. Mohenoollern Thkrle cisco as the companies they wore In- - the entire period of Dr. Day's resi- they need to brljg back the old force, Boleotlon. "AUlla" Verdi oared In hod become insolvent. The dence here, and included many years vltu, and energy, WILL FIOHT OK A BtTNDAY. Part II. merchants now hove at their linger close omclal and personal aoaocla- Vocal, of Manager Mike Riley, the Tonopah Hawaiian atones.. ar. by Berger tips information about every ooaapony tlon. To him Dr. Day Bad always re- Thar art many imitation . . ftarht fromotcr, apDarenly believes election, "German Xalodias" Kappey doing baolnooo In this city. vealed hlmoelf as a tactful, hotpful s Fantaaia. "Bmperor'a OS Sarsapariilas. that Klpllna-'- "For there' never a law Review" A communication woo rood from P. character, strong in Vis convictions, HOURS Be sure you get "AYER'S." of Ood or man run north of fifty-thre-e" BIleBber J. Thompson aeking for the endorse and firm though eJerajre gentle In e applies equally at) well to Ne- Flnale, "iMalanal" and Aloha Oe".... ment of the Aoaoclatlon for a Mer- pressing them; an inAuonce always for present k or. by Berger To Prepared by Ur. J. C. A & Co., Uwc4l, Ma., U. S. K vada. From appearaiu he chant's Fair to be hold white the ex- good. Chicago will "BUr Spaagtod defv the conventions and will Banner." cursionist were here from Loe Ange- helpfulness niltt-Qan- s Sunday,' Judge Dole spoke of the AVER'S J:t,LS, the belt family UiHt. Rtaav the rlsrht on . les. Mr. Thompson advanced several 17. pro- of hie buoyant though not demonstra From San March The attitude of, the fight will be reported throufflout the good arguments why ouch a fair should Francisco. The Is expected to tive manner, resourceful and sustain- 3lcolings moter Mir up a storm of world wherever?,..IhikIiik has a foothold, pooalMlities In get- Fraternal be held atattag Its ing in all times of atreas Fastest transcontinental train. protest, as It is felt tltat the affair there will undoubtedly be much ad- ting In touch with the merchants of James A. Wilder, Ote artist, was ask- would draw Juet as well If It was held verse crltlciftin as to the propriety of proposition HARMONY LODGE NO 3, 1. O. O. F. on either Saturday or Monday. Holding Southern California. The ed by Juotlce Hartwell to say some- such un affair on the gabbath however was tabled. Riley undoubtedly figures that as when a twenty-fou- r thing of the portrait iteelf. Mr. Wilder matter of hour Secretary Wood of tl Promotion Overland Meets every Monday evening, at 7:30, everything goes In lite town there Is either way would not work agalnut the aid the difficulties of painting a por- in Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort street. Vis no one to call him to account. As the success of the undertaking Committee asked for the appointment trait from photographs, which give iting brothers cordially Invited to at- of a rommlttee to at range for the en only form, had been greatly loosened Limited tend. tertainment of the Los Angeles peo- in this case by the helpful aosiotanco C. A. SIMPSON, N. O. ple. The chair appointed Messrs. Dil- and suggestions of Mrs. Day, and that fe. R. HENDRY. Secretary. lingham. Ilarric and Lucas. whatever merit there was in the por- i ARRANGED THE KITTREDGE WAS Electric lighted, Buffet, Li- trait he must share the credit with her. brary and Drawing room com- HONOLULU AERIE 110, Mr. Wilder was the recipient of many WOMAN congratulations on success, and partment, observation car, P. 0. E. his with RELIEF FUND DETAILS PIONEER well lie deserved them. He has given diner. Telegraphic news post- Meets on 2nd. and 4th. Wednesday a portrait of Dr. Day which is not ed on train. evenings of each month at 7:30 o'clock AFTEHIG ES1ATE merely a likoneas of the physical char- In K. of P. Hall, King street. Visiting "EXECUTIVE .COMMITTEE AP CAME TO THESE ISLANDS WHEN acteristics of the subject, but which re- Eagles are invited to attend. calls and suggest the character and POINTED AND OTHER YOUNG MAN SAM'L MoKEAGUB,, W. P., MATTERS DIED AT SANTA soul of the man as his friends knew H. T. MOORE, Secty. DETERMINED. BARBARA. COLORED COMMON-LA- W WIFE OF him. , LORD BERESFORD'S BROTHER HONOLULU LODGE GIG, The Chinese relief fund committee A recent copy of the Santa Barbara WILL SUE. WHY COLDS ARE DANGEROUS, Pacific B. If. 0. E. met w'th Governor Carter and Secre- Press says: Dr. Charles Stewart Kit-tred- ge If you would be Immune from disease, Sonta tary Atkinson yesterday and perfected died yesterday at his home, 160S keep the system healthy. Each suc- Honolulu Lodge No. CIS, B. P. O. E., final details for securing subscriptions Bai street. EL PASO, Texas, December . A cessive cold weakens the constitution will meet In their hall, on King street o aid the starving millions of China Dr. Klttredge was born January 6, negro woman, born in Illinois and a and renders infectious diseases more noar Fort every Friday evening. By Governor Carter addressed the meet 1S33, at Nashua, N. H. He was a servant before she met Delavel Berea liable. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy order of the E. R. ing and explained that he would act as graduate of Yale. Wheji quite a youfcg ford, brother of Admiral Lord Charles WI1 cure your cold promptly and res- - Oak Railway and Land Co's HARRY E. MURRAY, E. R. custodian of the funds, and place them man he settled In the Hawaiian Islands Uireerora of tne British navy, win sue tore the system to Its normal condition. HARRY H. SIMPSON. Secy. n the First National Bank. The ter where he remained for about fifteen for a widow's share of the estate left For sale by all dealers, Benson Smith ritorial auditor will audit all accounts. years, and where several of his chil- by Delavel Beresford, who was killed & Co., agents for Hawaii. TABLE The following executive committee dren were born. a few days ago In a railroad wreck at was selected Chu Gem, president of the He removed to Santa 'Barbara about Enderlln, N. D. Want ads In Star cost but 25 cents. Fire Insurance! United Chinese Society; Pan Lum Mow twenty years ago. After a resldonce This Is the announced Intention of ! OUTWARD. president of the Bow On Gok Society here of about ten years, the family Flora AVolff, known among her friends made Berkeley their home, for about For Walanae, Walalua, Kahuku and Atlas Assurance Company and C. K. Al, a business man. It was aB "Lady Flo," and who claims to have e plac- eight years. After a short visit In B7ay Stations 19:15 a. m., 3:20 p. m. of London. decided a subscription list been the wife of Beresford during the ed nt Secretary's oillce vo- Massachusetts, Dr. Klttredge returned twenty-tw- o iBtor Pearl City, Ew Mill and Way the whore years that he lived In Mex- New York Underwriters luntary subscriptions could be made. to Santa Barbara a year ugo, and had nil JBtatlona-f7:- 30 m., 9:15 m., 11:03 ico. a a. a. been here since time. He had Coups separately that B. m., 2:15 p. m., 3:20 p. m., 5:15 p. Agency. Lists numbered and certified "Lady Flo" Is now in El Paso, stop- by secretary, will be prepared by enjoyed good health all of his life, and teL, $9:30 p. m., 111:00 p. m. the ping with friends. She Is yellow In Providence Washington In Monday use throughout the terri- was ill but a few days before his Wot 9:15 m. 5:15 for color, has kindly hair, thick lips and Wahlawa a. and tory. Chinese Chang Fan, death. ra. surance Company. consul Tso low forehead. She Is not satisfied with t. reported he as sub- Mrs. Klttredge and four children that had received th0 $10,000 that Beresford left her in scriptions, $30 the Chinese on survive him. The children alio Mrs. INWARD. from his will, and says she Is confident, un- Midway island, $10 from Mrs. J. A. C. H. Cronlee of this city; Mrs. Aus- Arrive Honolulu Kahuku, Wal-tJa- a CUE 6. F. DILLINGHAM CO., LIMITED der the Mexican laws, can get from Hopper $10 L. E. tin P. Nichols of Haverhill, Mass., Mrs. that she Colds... S:36 m., 5:31 and from Plnkham. a dowry. says and 'alanae a. General Agents for Hawaii. was to Charles A. Peters of Moscow, Idaho, widow's She they never This fund handed Governor were legally cere- p. m. fearth Floor, Stangenwald Building. Carter. and Dr. Maurice Klttredge of Berke- married, but that the Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and ley. mony was to have been performed city if7.46 a. m., 8:36 a. m., when Beresford Pearl MORE VICTIMS OF TERRORISTS. Dr. Klttredge was a man honored returned from Canada. May be almost Instantly cured if 10:58 a. m., 1:40 p. m., 4:31 p, m and respected by all wlio knew him. 26. a Anti-Gri- p H:Sl p. m., 7:30 p. m. GRODNO, Russia, January In life was in his profession, IN THE VILLAGE STORE. tablets are resorted to early; nn(1 His notable (Arrive Honolulu from Wahlawa riot hero yesterday five policemen and he was broadmlnded and active Hiram Hardapple "The oldest in- 8:3 a. m. and 5:31 p. m. a prison keeper were killed by the ter- as a citizen. Of kindly disposition, he habitant says he Temembors when In the attack. It Is the season when Dally. tEx. Sunday. JSunday Only. Are You House rorists. The riot was finally suppress- ondeared himself to his friends, and snow was four feet deep around here.'' ' ' the slightest change' of temperature The Halelwa lilmlted, a two-ho- ed by the police. many close tlos wore formed. As hus- Silas Crawfbot Thafs nothing. ve train (only first-clas- s tickets honored), band and father he possessed all the seen snow around hore over my results in a cold. May wo sell you loaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:22 AMOE IS NOW FREE. attributes recognized as essential In head." some.pf qur;antl-grl- p tablets? su m.; returning, arrives In Honolulu Painting? Amoe Kapua wtlbk granted a divorce truest American domestic life and Hiram Hardapple "Come oft! When at 10:10 p. m. The Limited stops only against John Kapua on theg round of reared a family that does him and his was that?" ( at Pearl City and Walanae. extreme cruelty, by Judge Lindsay country honor. Silas Crawfoot "When it was on the arrangements be roof. Ha, ha, ha!" P. DENISON, F. C. SMITH, yesterday. C. W. Ashford appeared for The funeral will llbellant. announced later. Supt. G. P. & T. A. "Do you know anything about tho poetical fire?" asked the Interviewer. you letting a con- If are out "I must confess that I do not" sighed E tract for painting, you will do the garret bard. "Very few poets can 1 OD well to specify Hubbuck's oils. an . I afford a fire," Ml Although a little higher In price, these oils are without a peer nt thousand dollars. Twenty persons were superlov finish is want- FATHER JAMES TO where a Injured. ed. Wlo carry them. CommlBsItu Merchants Wo can also supply house and Sugar Factjr8. sign painters with reliable ma- A WOMAN CRITIC terials such as white lead, zinc en oils, colors, brushes, and Paints AGENT3 FOR of All Kinds. To Violet Hamilton, Mormon Philistines have sent out such I thankfully acknowl- - a voor specimen of a Goliath to defond fThe Ewa Plantation Company, Dear Madam: edge your with good their cause. In my opinion poor Jonn, Agricultural Co., Ltd. kind letter all the rrho Walalua advice you deign to give to your hum- - although or rather because he had rrbe Kohala Sugar Company, ble servant. aone nis uosi, uuhuivbu umy iu to Sugar Mill Company, As to the good Mr. John M. Manuka his commission. Therefore I told him trhe Walmea own business, I mean Works, St. Louis, Mo. with whom you seem to sympathize, bo home, to Ills tTho Fulton Iron taro-patcho- s. earnestly, pity him. bis Pump Co. IIIE I amerlcan Steam If he had come to me as a sheep for 1 do not wish to send ou along with RTho George F. Blake Steam Pumps. food, how gladly would I havo given him. But I am afraid that ladlaa are LIMITED - BVeston'e Centrifugals. htm not only bread but also meat. But not very safe on the warpath, theolo- Insur-m- sheep, It true, In Is hard onough for BHio England Mutual Life he came as a is but gical or other. It New 177 to fiimnany of Bostftn. SOUTI KING STREET. soldiers clothes, a theological soldier, men. Theiefore In order to avoid who meant to fight, and fight to kill you any colllslont winning to gme Company of and nie Aetna Fire Insurance (theologically speaking). Did not he keep on the safe side,) I conoiuae 10 (Hartford, Conn. my own Company or deal out In short succession fifteen of take your advice and mind Kbe Alliance Assurance his best strokes on Bishop Restarick business as far as tho saving of souls London. Hawaiian Carriage as well as on myself before he was la concerned, (what I am doing all tho tired? and as my friend Restarick was time). Manufacturing not on the spot I had to receive all of Hnninir in this wav to steer my boat Limited ASummerProposition them slnglohanded myself, In all fair-- nround y0u at a safe distance, I beg California hubs 10 myBuii, 1 uiuugui x uuaerveu jQ j Well, now, there's the Company remaln, just a very muu 01 your uuy msieua 01 Yours with admiration, TO you QUESTION! 427 QUEEN 6T. TEL. MAIN 47 the scolding havo for me. JAMES C. BIESSEL. ICE P. O. BOX 193. There Is Just one of tho Honolulu Chicago in 3 Days you'll need Ice, you lenow ladles, I know, that has understood mj Tq BUy jxs OWN VALUATION Tou know trouDies ana cauea uown euuwers 01 It Is a necessity In hot weather. Wo Manufacturers of all kinds of Car- Represen ta t E. A. C. Long Is to get ico blessings on my head, it Is tho good old govern- - EVERY DAY believe you are anxious that riages and Vehicles, Wagons, Wagon ,., n- - t ot.i- - draft riff a bill to requ re the LEAVES iwhlch will give you satisfaction, ana Materials of all descriptions supplied; rnont to buy property at Its own volua At 9:20 a. m, you. uraer bute It to those blessings that I havo Bre'd like to supply irom Rubber Tires put on at reasonable fight come u m With Diners and Sleopers, Repairing, PalnUng been able to stand the and prices; and Trim- out unhurt (may God grant her ever- - B"wed too high for taxation. ice nil ming; satisfaction guaranteed; esti- got through lasting reward.) After I BURNED, loiio mates given. so easllv. I felt nitv for John, not so GOVERNMENT STORES "Telephone SKI Blue,nitsPostofflco Box 600, AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING much fop his nerson as for his cause. TOIIT.K. .Tanuarv 26. Fire at the agent, G. & Co., Office A SPECIALTY, Or what other sentiments can a person eovernmnnt denots yesterday did dam Passenger W.' Irwin C. havo, when ho realizes that those age to of two hundred ; BUr want ada pay at rnco, - w, ZKIGLER, Manager, the amount Miff scs Tired SCOTLAND S BAR Laundry ON! i BOESJINGING ay the MM Aaaal taara. ' i ' ' i MIMpMtt.t'. WITH Al.l. 'I Ml If-- nil.UM' i 'I UK M K M I ".H - HHtT T THK I'MU'I.K M NAM I I . - THI K HpoKKH- gTagfrML VPl PSjfSarSgfajJjay B 111 Location I famamPkf. Mh ttt oak a I Capitol build Milt ftoRHIR ni'KNn. k niKTH hifftai'i Miri i ii ufaij M WaW t'4 aaeetlon. the tmi: anmvkiihahv msk If yaull fdaee aMow the epe ing the ether ear SHAU.V CKLNHHATKP IIV THK THIKH.K ( I.I II 1 aaat htluag up here," aatd the SKIIIAI. Mi NO. I. vn TrW nHnVl altirw krP Wrote taw aab tatar Om. lh anil Amor .ran enetga. Jedgv nuiiU'y sang "lrh tumond" In .Ay tiiiiiaM mi l initliMiii nrlt i taat eni to iWOBBMmi mini numra n r- - delightfttl Mrl". Jamee L. Cmdlhaa I he tl eet smm In te th in lag tfce hannoidem prnam at 1 wall fJerWtoriai flag, and a large nor pleaaed ntlghtUr with a eoat The linen you wear U yaar K the ! ant treat at Babbi, llurm were peaaplouaae Writs o AberCeedr." Vnrmer Cblaf bady dlawhtrga Would ease mit oataftae Oonkilag Who avt absorbs the af rear no" M aeny Hall leel ntahl at the tain i. M. aeianea aaok for tae garea of your Oa Urn CmmammuL mm tba akin. HaIma's CmAv To carafatiy what the vtettsr mine Tt,,,,,,. cieb'a celebration of laaelea aa l r aftovM be spoken tar, your body to end Maar hand lapaaiit deroed by Hewrepalkt and apa theteiht it en to in. lRe Mrth ..f nIP pMt of the Beople." Ood t4ees mi. Harry Maefarlaae to all dangers of goraig "The aoetinn eeje earome - g tf thai The enter the ajehi' ... c naiurp.'' neotland'i handled the phine thmaghont the even-In- may brought noma eleMatc, msi bMN fc ever If oar lata dewn to eaVe be from tae the jet Uleeed bard. in splendtit term and he had to wuadry la your linen. A laun- year th standard nerve et Hog the WnR Utile Mk and I win in mo,, (he twk take , aanjn lie ranged ntaac great work, too. dry abould be kept acrupulaaa And then , the werld. taar ard when be airtvea." tebaw an wrre the dNHIngnlehed Robert Catton spoke f the starting ly clean aad managed by per- W -- faee anted were nappy. The SMbSarlptton for the pra Head tke formula and the "Or 4 tt 'e 4 and all here of a sons with Intelligence iwaagli of p"teruininent was a noet vatlon of the Aatd Brig o' Ayr and In aa4-tatlo- n. statement ef the medleal au- - And I aennt If any eae ever entered upon to know the naca Ity of datiee of a nabilc eaVe with a J'"1 l',ed. ,ut.,.of viied all to "pay, nay, pay." One of tho evtdoaota at and yea wlH understand Declarlag It tae p,vu' on therttlae . h-- u, great oommlttee" The trogratn waa aa follows. cleanlineaa Is public sapaaail. It AM he'd taato ef H ne )'T ravvrjr juet hw and Ht why la. la P. For hi lumeetr irwipni ami irnaiinwiu. PAJtT I. With this and In view wa have than Cart i.i.. Ho p ,uW PaWs Celery Cempeund sen "I ea.w in rour veined of e eheriiT and hi. euadfaet w" Pf--f ctlrman.. Heme located a laundry' la tha kaart Wrete the Rererend NaljrwrU, gallltles ae a man I have the highest eeees i wag iiws.aeea y ee i vii vsw ..Chief J. C. MeOUl of the city, on the graunH fleer tains ne aleenel, ne oecaln, ne liighbuid n well as lowland ac "The question Mind hr tether Oreo. ti-t- the .11 iter Prnatr where all the waahltltr ami iron- drugs aBy rJT-rh- Bftium, ne harmful ef And I will aaewar la hie desire to give en ef cent. Th,r of ,ndlate fcoteh r, W.s' a i Was Item ing la exposed to public view It upon . . natu-- c It has steed the test ef rwi. .Aim... dfrsoaat Were looked with the ad m Kyie" u. w.H Awiereoii from the street at all times. generations. Firstly, there was no apple Uon that h kaow.'tb. DMaratle "J L'M lZ Toast "The Immortal Memory of Visitors are welcome at all (gee Rabelais, vara Ml; party will be held responsible for. ""VL Robert Mums", times and our wash room Ig as aaid pippin was a lemon, baa TJ" Oreat grandfather', cousin's aunt-ln-la- Rev. Ales. Mackintosh public as our nfllce. after be crossed the Dlde. one or twice removed. was a great Oiatu gpreckels. Win. O. Irwin. Handed the arat of awn." baa announced that he wants "loyal" It Bong "The March o the Cameron heartad gathering, a brave array, a C. IS. Edmunds wrote Mather Oraoe, wan. Men who will work to make his aujht congregation roar- Men" "Dear Bdltor." bonata and the Toaat "The President of the United "I not with reverent aata, adtttlotat ratten effective and creditable. ed out "Ood Have the King" and "My ClansSprBCKBls&Co getting men who are "loyal T" States" Tbyt Brother Holywrtt. dear eeul, But le be Country 'Tl of Tltee with equal 1 for one, can anawer that he ie cer- Deputy AUy. General M. F. Proseer if off bis baa agate." Iffuato. lartptdae tainly getting "loyal" mien. But tn Chief C. WcOIII, chairman, Itecitation "Tlmoibr wm Sum Can- - J. started James A. Wilder Lin HONOLULU II. T. "Dear Kdltor." wrote Holy writ, wnom are they loyal. Why, to rolling the ball with remarks made Violin It. J. Buehly cute me to the aoul, tain Iarker. I more appropriate by In Selctien "It the the burr Song o" the Leal" Corn'r Mtnhant and Alakea Sts. San Franclseo Agents-T- he Nevada To note holy Grace Rhtht nnder the nose of laukeu the voice. He got applHUse "The Land that father Captain I'arker, his the first C. G. Livingstone National Bank of San FranaLsoo. Has lost his Democratic eherin. and deserved It. Piper K rawer march- DRAW BXCIIANGB ON the Renubliean, Civic Fetlerationlet, Toast "The Land ot Burns" ed In with the bagpipe and such music Catton BAN PRANOISCO The Nevada Na- Back and forth and forth and back and any old as every Robert made drop of Scotch .blood Bagnlpe Selection Piper Frnser tional Bank of San FranoUoo. The priest and parson fought, thing. Is slowly eetabllehlHK a tingle. Then v. V. sang Anderson Trio "Willie Brewed a Peck o' Maut" LONDON Union of London & Smith's With elesanoo and eiCHiHence maehlno that will, within a short "There whs a lad was born In Kyle." imiII-tic- al Messrs. Howland, Livingstone and Bank, Ltd. And many a grand retort. time, unable Parker to beoome a and he can sing, too, as everybody who Na- a HHHinaamnuuuuuuuui NEW YORK American Bxohange power In whatever party he may ever heard him knows full well. Edmunds. tional Bank. Until one day a trumpet blew. care to throw his Influence. It would Song "The Song of the Emigrant"., Day Dominie Alexander Mackintosh (the Chris Jenkins CHICAGO Corn Bxohange National It jvas the Judgment not surprise me In the least to hear ol name tells the story) responded nobly Bank. "All bete are off!" died Gabriel: trying to eecure the nomination Toast "The King and Queen" Parker to the toast "The Immortal Memory of King." PARIS Credit Lyonnals. "Ceaee firing Let u pray!" for himself for sheriff next time. Robert Burns." After delighting the "God Save tho iZIHHBamBmHHmmammami BERLIN Dresdner Bank. One fact is certain, there were few audience with his eloquence he read PART II. HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA The I am afraid the Bystander Is too sus- appointment made recently, that were some verses by Godfrey. Banking Frank Toast "The Land We Live In". Hongkong and Shanghai picious. Last Saturday I wrote a lit not satisfactory to Parker. There are C. E. Edmund sang "The March o' U. f. District Attorney R. W. Japanese young man in store or oft Corporation. tle article calling attention In a most signs now that steps are under way on the Cameron Men" This wbb oncored - - Breckons. flee. NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA jocular spirit to the fact more notice- the part of the Parker clique to ellml- and doubly enjoyed. Do- - therefore Song "Gypsy John".. Clifford Kimball furnished In anjj Bank of New Zealand, and Bank of able In the Bystander's own paper, the nate the distasteful ones from the force puty Attorney General M. Plantation laborers F. Proseer Song "Oh for a Breath of tho Moor. number the shortest notice. Australasia. Advertiser, than In any other that in to make room for some friends of in his usual bright, crispy style res C. Livingstone at Bank land" G. Families supplied with cooks, house VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER connection with the work of the police Parker. It Is a pretty game not a ponded to the toast "The President of Selection Piper Bagpipe Fraser boys yard-boy- s. of British North America. department. Sheriff Iaukea's name was che-f- a game, that Is being played the United States." and Song "Patrick MeKenna'., Contracts Taken. seldom mentioned, while Chief of De- - right under the nose of the opposition James A. Wilder sang a rouser con- James A. Wilder TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING House work, window cleaning ang tectlve Taylor's fas frequently men- - but once Iaukea is fully acquainted cerning the good old times when "we Toast "The Bar" W. L. Stanley i gardening by hour, day or week. AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS. tloned. I calls,! to some of with the condition". I have too much fit for General Grant" und he respond attention Song "Afton Wutor"..C. E. Edmunds Prices reasonable. ' In papers. In f"lth him. not to believe that tne ed to the thunderous applause on the phrases frequent the with Recitation "Tain o' Shanter" 2576. Deposits Received, Loans Made - Kame win ne mocxeu. sermon" so delightfully funny Phone White Security, Commerolal and none more frequent than In the Adver- that R. Andorson Street near Hotel. Approved 4 the house could have listened to It all Stanley river Issued. Bills of Ex- User, such as "Taylor caught this one," a4 Song "Loch Lomond".. W. L. Travellers' Credits night. He lator sang Mc- - change Bought and Sold. and "Taylor caught that one," and the That Examiner story of the Japanese "Patrick Toast "Tho Lasses" "Chief of Detectives, etc.", and "The here secretly storing lar"e quantities Kenna" to the Queon's taste. Song "The Blrks o" Aberfeldy" R. J. Buckley's violin AC- Chief, etc.". transcripts In nearly every of rice, presumably against troublous selection nnd J. L. Cockbunr COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY C. G. Livingstone's song "The Land o' COUNTED FOR. instance from the Advertiser. Then I times arising from that much tnlked-o- f Toast "The Pross".. Visiting Pressmen Bamboo Furniture made the suggestion, entirely Jocular war between Japan und the Leal" were well recolved. Living "Auld Lang Syne." AND I but invisible voice Is R. both In spirit and In manner, two been verified. I xtone's Very sympathetic. PICTURE FRAMES. that the United States, has Catton got off a lot years from now the Republicans might investigated story, since of sparkling wit ESTABLISHED IN 1858. personally the responding to "The Land o' Burns, Neat and Handsome point with pride to work aocom- - I know Designs the Homc folks were skeptlcnl, and Ho described a review of troops by made to order. pllshed by a fellow Republican, and true, Beretanla Street, near Punckbewfc every word or the to be the King he had witnessed In l who knows but It might be "Sheriff" Edin But the Honolulu correspondent of the burgh In 1905 and gave some delight' -- jJLEPHONE BLUE ML TayKr se-- BISHOP SCO. Examiner neglected to relate the ful touches In a description of Im me the The Bystander at onee accused nuol to the story and that Is that the mediate region In which Burns spent of trying to make Iaukea Jealous of weevll8 have gotten Into the Tlce and his life. BANKERS Taylor! So quick Is the Bystandor to ten It all except 20 pounds. Then Piper Frnser had the floor again resenJ. the suggestion. notwithPtandlng Ani tn3 reminds me of the Exam-th- at the floor and the roof, too, for the BOSK the whole article bore evidence ner correspondent's story of the sitg-o- f noise he made. Messrs. Howland, ..i OIIEKN STREET having bean written In plescantry. gestion that the lava flows on Hawaii Livingstone and Edmunds sang togeth- - Commercial and Travellers' that one might suspect he had been de- De diverted to the Hllo waterfront so er to the Joy of all und Chris Jenkins Letters of Credit Issued on the tected In a secret nlnn to aetualiv n8 t0 instruct a breakwater and save followed with a song excellently ren- Fi'ewood, Stove, bring about the fulfilment of what I expense. In o dered. The congregation rising sang Bank of Callfprnia and The Lon- vast It good Idea but. St mm nnd Blacksmith had Jocularly sueeested. nke many grand Inspirations and ln- - "God Save the King" till the tables don Joint Stock Bank, Limited, 5 it W ventlons. It Is Incomplete In the mind shook. London. My next door neighbor was out late 0f the genius who conceived it nnd It U. S. District Attorney R. W. Brec- - Coal WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Correspondents for the Amer- the other night and when he came s up to some lesser Intellect to Im-ho- kons being absent Secretary of the Territory C. - ican Express Company, and It was In the early morning with prove upon the original. As such Ies-th- e AL. Atkinson was cnlt- Special Attention Given to ' ud to rospond to "The Land Wo LUo Thos. Cook & Son. assistance of a less affected friend, or Iptellect aforesaid I would advise It appears that they had gone to a In." "Jock" made good, all right, and DRAYING Interest allowed on term and that the construction of a ditch for the luau. A birthday luau. Every male guidance lava had the tables In nuemrous roars of ALSO WHITE AND BLACK SAND. Savings of the to the watorfront spontaneous laughter. Bank Deposits. guest was supposed to put a dollar in- - of Hllo would be a poor Job, for the Clifford Kim ball and Livingstone followed to con-chi- with the calabash for the benefit of the ditch might become clogged unless ld Fall time is cleaning - solos and Fraser once more hugged the whose natal day was bolng cele- stantly greased with cocoanut oil. bagpipe. Vienna Bakery Finally the booze ran out, so stead, an syphon might uptime. Many things asbestos be Judge Stanley spoke for "Tho Bar" Homebody proceeded to tap cala- - HOME-MA- D the constructed from the crater to the sea. He know GOOD Bread, the only EI THE bash to buy yiore. what bar was meant and, about the house need tn The result was that Put your giant syphon on a huge crane though he could not pronounce BREAD town. All kinds of cakea when the mother to tho our specialty. Wagon went count over that it may be swung conveniently and word "Burns" proved the brightening up. delivery through Limited. the funds looked that absence city. that calabash like Old when the breakwater is complete the of tho accent did not Interforo with a Sherwin-William- ESTABLISHED 1880. Mother cupboard. s Phone Main 179. No. 1129 Hubbard's Then the lava can be used for casting dwelling rippling flow of Jolly and brezzy wit. Fort St was .passed - caiaDasn around once moro houses, In one- piece, in wooden molds, U. ii. Edmunds sung "Afton Water" and Varnishes Capital Subscribed Yen 24,000,000 and everybody dug up Paints 21,000,000 another dollar. Wvg the audience mixing It with the right Capital Paid Up - should be big When the booze would run out the cal- have some thing very, im- - proportion of Scotch. your Clotliets Reserve Fund 13,700,000 i very Arllerson came CLEANED AND abash would, be tapped again to buy portunt to relate. As a of on with the recitation "Tarn o' Slmn- - renovating PRESSED liquor. matter help in the HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA. more They played that game fact I ought not to write of It In this ter" for which ho Is Justly famous and until 3 o'clock in the morning and I am department. It more properly, be- - process. Honolulu Clothes Cleaning Co glven to Branches and Agencies: understand that when the longs In the society columns of the pa- - "Brighten Up" tablet, cupboardi, guests left the contents of that cala- - per, because it Is a secret and should Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coburn Turner, flower itand, boxes, shelving, etc. alakea St., near King. Phone Main I7 Honolulu, New York, San Francisco, bash were in much the sume condition be told to the fair sex only. - accompanied by sister, Mrs. with The S-- Family Paint. Hongkong, Nevor- the letter's London, Lyons, Bombay, for cash as an overdrawn bank ac- - theless it is a In Lucia Burnett, sailed on Saturday for "Brighten Up" chain, setteet, Dalny, Newchwang, Leayang, Fekln, matter which there count. Everybody enjoyed the" birth- - may be others who are Interested, so I Honolulu, where they expect to pass tablet, bediteadt, iron work, wicker Koa Hangkaw, Shanghai, Chefoo, Tientsin, The S-- Furniture day luau but the baby. will tell of it here. several months. While they are ab- work, etc. with Enamel. Mukden, Antung Helen, Kobe, Naga " Made to Order. 4 Do you know that there are not loss sent, Mrs.. Charles Wellington Hand Brighten Up"radixtort, gat pipes, saki, Toklo, Osaka. ttovet, water with Tho Upholstering and Repairing. Some people who come up from 'nan four divorces on the I will occupy home on tanks, etc. The Banks buys and receives for Col tajils? their West Wash S-- Aluminum Paint. WING CHONG CO. Tahiti on the Mariposa were tell- - mean uivoimes, in which ington street. Lob Angeles lection Bills of Exchange, Issue Drafts everybody Times. Cor. fKing and Bethel. P, O. Box 1MJ. ing their experience in lliat primitive ,18re from the Panhard circles of the We have a paint or varnish and Letters of Credit, and transacts a down to every would, general banking country. "They have four kinds of i0, the more meek, and lowly FRANK WIGflT ILL. for purpose and be business. 1,1 our money down there," suld one of miuat is interested? Think of Frank Wight, better known lo IiIb pleased to have a paint talk with tliem, "Chile money, French inonpy, " rur couples, well known in Hono-Goo- d you . A useful Mem- JAPANESE CONTRACTOR Honolulu Branch 67 King Street although fellow students al Punahou as "Jonah" Household money, and matches. Cliileau "'" all of them are not and to the sporting public as sturdy AND CARPENTER. living here the present the orandum free, if you ask for it. at time heart center of the Oahu college football "I" ,nn(1, lon8v though grafted HAND PAINTED NOVELTIES. country .although of course Frencli onto team, Is at the Queen's Hospital with a BBuamae Come in and tee ut Baaaiaaai House No. 762 Shoridan'SL money Is legal 'Good' ,Ule 'ncu ot a hus- - At the tender. very severe attack of pneumonia. Ills monoy Is American money. That's B'mo l"'.ns 1,K0 tnot' Telephone White 601. 1 ,mvo ueen condition this noon was slightly better what thev ran it. nrt thftf h v informed-a- nd of course O. Y. ITOW " than at last evening or this morning. E.O.Hail&Son they feel about It. There is no Ave p?ct t0 uvu'S e (Limited.) Beretanla st, Honolulu, T fnmy or"-- one of near Emma cent niece in the Chilean currency, TZlI t MONEY FOR PROSECUTIONS. Horse Clipping. ana so whenever live cents is nccos- - 'SOLE AGENTS. ,s t' re.v o The Attorney General's department mi n t rvurart TvoS - rv ifi iniiicii nil mirn vrtu --..... $01,000 ! Luke Rogers Is again Two' , v" "f" " b ft woiutlon of the holy bonds of ma- - has been allowed for the next back frosi biennial period, In the Governor's esti- Maul, clipping horses at the old stand, Best Meal in Town "Tho government, French however lllKhoaUs tlmt wwe'iho gl, mates. Of this sum $33,000 la allowed Corngr Fort and Kings Streets. .orner Punchbowl and King streets. Js to . trying drive out tho Chilean H r,0n.0himv rH..L 12 for salaries. There 7s J8.000 allowed In I silver ourrenoy nnd substitute for it cash, or some thing equivalent. tho ourrent expenses for costs ot ap Tim li'pnnnli nnlitn A a tn - - - in jb 4rillllu vim- uut I desire to Boy no peals to the Supreme Court of the Hotel Street, Nuuanu, - that under near can money is recolved by tho govern- drcumKtanaeB. win i mio. United States. OPEN ALL NIGHT, mont for taxes it is shipped to San will divulge Telephone, Main 460, that for the present, tho Frnnoisco to bo recoined. Tho Mori- - identity of those concerned. Lator on THE BEST IS ALWAYS CHEAPEST. llrnvnilnn Preserves to tho Const poBa nus nnoui au,uuu or it iinoavii. J may do so. In buying medicine, a pence few from If you want to Tim nut h oh are iicoustoineil to tin each bottle is no Inducement to the send a ca away. IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE Chilean currency and do not llko tho I happened to meet one of tho buyer. You get good value for the price you i He wants that which Is most pay, IN NEWSPAPERS olmngi'." nese who had attended the meeting of effective, as it la cheapest in tho ond, Leave your ad- i! ANYWHERE AT ANVTIMU the relief committee the othor day, In This IB why Chamberlain's Cough Ro-me- order and to whom Ho was old und Room Capitol - dressed, , , Call on or Write his form was bent tho Throne at tho bulld- is so popular hero. It Is guaran- wlth the winters of many years, Tho ing. Govenor, him alllte," ejaculated 1b Mrs. Kearns will see to all the rest. E.C. DAKE'S ADVERTISING AGEliCY teed to do all that claimed for It and summers had left little sunshine In his my Chink friend "but whasseo matter Its cures of coughs, colds and croup are ! ! 134 Sansomo Street face. He was a stranger and' ho look- with loom, no can hear?" always satisfactory. For sale by all JAPANESE AND AMERICAN Jade Jewelry 9 BAN PRANCI6C0, CALIF, ed tho part, a man with . an "It's too bad that you don't go tlioro dealers. Benson, Smith & Co., agents DRY GOODS. jade geld f ootogtnarian Hand worked Jewelry In development of a In legl' lative sosnlons. You might for Hawaii, Straw Hats Manufactured. and Back combs, bracolets aa& MaVMMWmW3 - silver. bland and ahlldltko nature. Ho saun- think the acoustic- properties were al rings. Into Secretary's " tered the office and together too good In that room" I re. Jawed legislators of previous sessions It FUKURODA, SANG ON KEE, Fine Job Printing, Star Office, then into tho ofrtoe of piled ot some of Chief Clerk thinking the brass of tho house. Hotel Street near Bethel. i ISO King Street. mt. Tlli aUsffiiiUl? ITAR. ATVAT, JANUARY lift

suw .itviiu'riftii.nit.vr. building 'uvenlr fjoeUK ' JF. ' Kuta Kniokimcks Isvu fin Jamos Morgan, Ja. r. Mnran Pna I rtanrl Cartrv, Porta ftl-an- . - lld grand tawing npttrt AMD 'Art WNMUnilr an sale hart. Call Honolulu n.K t' for the jury, att AUCTION. '3R A S!PPRIAI n INTFRFSTMnTHFRR Htau-me- Page and fcROKEK. IHflT fllinill ta M sboat iMm at Bank of llatt t" to rut a lady. Deteetlv. T." mil Matrapolitsn Meat Co I about rid city or Porto !aa Leal have tha fc s W m w I 1 IINtM Kaikumanu St. Tl. Mala 71 II VI VIIIU I II v u in uiih siaw simsiw tttmo Laser ran Blcan crooks and tMgfta. Tho art -. May r. O Be)- IM. , , Woman's Bxclmngo Manrr O Pas either In Jail or out Of tha iuunti. T n V, ' U 11' . U I I T . K H H U K n. a. Saoha Dry Ooode Co Pas 10 Oar-ma- n til HOTEL. ttHIBT. A temporary organisation nf a Hawaii Kouth Sea. Carlo Co. Pair 10 club, to b known aa "Oerumnla," AT HALF I'KIt-'H-. I was effected last Saturday . Mi U S IN A NUTSHELL Temporary offloera erSctad ar l.owla . ukco'S Hchoen, president; A. K. Kellntr. AUCTION S1LE " I surer. ! I'm hi; nip In Thut (Sire CotiitHnsr il and 1. C. BaAmar. iron Lehmann, JDfealtiig Kellnar LOT 1 $1.10 DRESS HIS FOR 99c. Ni-H- s ot llio liny. Meaarn. and ' 111 t draft MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1907 I - were appointed a committee Made of ehaeked ginghams and solid color Cliambmy, etiibraldify M I rules and a. Hawaii Herald. 6 years. ' AT 10 O'CLCK A. M.. trimmed, ilaes t to A 1 doesn't any dirter.tnce The regular meeting; of the Qui l and tK- It make LOT S $t.7S DftlBSSUe FOR $1.60. what you want or what you Woman's Auxiliary of St. Andrew'a At the residence of ROY CHAM half-pa- st Made of flue checked material, assorted colors, embroidery trlmmfUj Cathedral branch will ba held t Esq., corner have but want. War j BBRLAIN. of Thurston 1 4 years. lon't two on Monday. January at ' sizes to help you J avenue and Green atreet. Classified Ada will out thp residence of Mrs. Praath, 14ti Em- LOT -$- 2.00 AND $8.60 DRESSES AT $1. AND $1.80. Want with absolute artalnty. ma atreet, Instead of at Mrs. park' JUST THE KIND! CHILDREN'S SAILOR SUITS, an exceptional bargain! elta . .riMa U . A Ada Inserted three ttmae for Ho. 4 iirevloualr arranaad. Mlaa vn Heat color Chambray, trimmed and Sailor Ties; sizes 8, IK,. 14 years. Oomprislns; Reed and Rattan Chairs, ' will paper "Why Womn 4- -$!. ' read a entltlfd MahojrHiiy Rockers, Pretty LOT 75 DRESS lag FOR $1.90. Should He Interested Oak and in Missions." Bookcase Writing Made of fine printed Lawn, Pink and Blue polka dots, trlmmad with W. II. Fenlon Smith hne Combination and WEATHER. The Rv. In mahogany finish. Escritoire, embroidery; sizes Z, THE painted a very accurate picture, 10 Desk S.4. S. Bureau, Book Rack, Side Table, Lounges, 6--$.00 Local Oltlce. U. Weather colors, of the lava llowa as so, u from LOT DRESSES, $1.95. Young; Building;. Handsome Koa Table, Oak Dining of fine In checks and .Solid' Colors, trlmmldvlthvHlii-brolder- y; the steamer Kinau on liar ex.nrsloh Table, Chairs, Sideboard, Large Square Made material Honolulu. T. II., January 26, 1907. trip. The lines of fire on the mountam siaes 6, S, 10 years. '.' . irmriMiiff Rug, Native Mat (double), Pictures, ' ' COMB In his painting. n ex '00.'- - .sS. WITH A sld as shown. Curtains, Glassware, Steins, CrouKery, LOT 6 $8.38 DRESSES FOR' $8. ' k BRUSH. Temperatures: a. m. 88; 8 a. in. 78; In Hllo Drug Cb.'s window, OR HAIR hlbltlon the Refrigerator, Stove, Iron Beds, Bu .Made at fine Solid Color Chanbrajv trimmed with embroidery and .vel- 10 a. m. 71; noon 77; morning minimum ware made by Mr. Fenton Smith from only 66. reaus, Waahstands, Chiffoniers, Bed vet ribbons; sizes i, 3, 4. i Paeaeco's Dandruff Killer ia the descriptions by J. U. Smith, ann thola 8 a. m, M.S8; hu- Urieh, Plants, Awnings, Bug-g- y, teaaedy that will effectually destroy the Barometer absolute who were on the Kinau recognlz theih Pillow. midity 8 a. m. B.ttt grains per cubic Carpenter's Bench, Chicken. Gar- lianaruft germ, and promote a luxu- as a very accurate picture of the lava foot; relative humidity S a. m. 68 per den Tools, etc. riant growth' of hair. flow they saw. Hawaii Herald. cpnt; dew M)lnt 8 H. m. 00. ;.Sold by all Druggists ana at Mrs. Rem! P. Scltwerin gives ano.tlt-e- r Wind velocity. C a. m. J northeast; BO Barber'shop, Fort street. htff charming entertainments to- JAS; MORGAN, 8 a. in. 2 northeaat; 10 a. m. '('north- of F. N. S. Go. PHONE MAIN 232. time will be SachsDryGoods east; noon 1 northeaat. day. This the affair a AUCTIONEER. Rainfall (luting 21 hours ended 8 a. luncheon et her apartments at the La- Keeney m. 0. fayette, In honor of Miss Mary " l Total wind movement during 24 hours and Mies Helene Irwin. Twelve guests YOUR FACE ended at noon 109 miles. will enjoy her hospitality on thl occa ill WILLIAM D. STOCKMAN, sion, those Invited being: JUss Mary (No how', bright, your face loses Section Keeney, Msr Helene Irwin. Miss Jen .matter Director. i . ; i . i . i . . . . . ; . , i . a o: , ...... B. . half Its charm by the exhibition of unslejit-- y nie Blair, iMIss (Maisle Langhornf. Miss AUCTION SALE teeth. If extracted the ruiu may shrink LONDON BEETS. January 22, 8 shil- Genevieve King, Miss Lucie King. Miss reelected they tod make bad wrinkle. If lings, 9 1 pence; last previous quota- Janet von Schroeder, Mls Katrlpa will spread decay to others and make your Page-Brow- Carpenters, Contractors, tion, 21, S shillings, 9 pence. n. Miss Genevieve Harvey, your teeth attended January breath bad. Have SUGAR: Now York, January 84, 3:48 Miss Alice Herrln, Miss Gertrude to now, cents a pound, or $69.60 a ton; last Hyde-Smit- h. Chronicle, January IS. When In Doubt previous quotation, January 10, 3.50 NOTE THIS F. L. FERGUSON, D. D. S 1 cents a pound or $70 a ton. THC EXPCRT OtNTISTS If VENTURA SIGHTED SATURDAY, FEB. 2, 1907 Arlington Holel - - Hotel St. Don't full to nvail yoursolt of the USE OUR HOME SMOKED, special Electric Portable sale at 12 O'CLOCK NOON, A 16 c. p. lamp complete with FINE SUGAR CURED shade $3.75. MANNING ALUN E at my salesroom, 857 Kaahumanu St., :. Road Towii Talk on' Page 9. I will sell, as per instructions, .. ey'a Is pro t.. Work on the Kallhl sower leV.V . gressing rapidly. REVENUE CUTTER HAD NOT The Grand Stand Governor Carter was not at his of fice this morning. FOUND DISABLED SCHOONER In Kaniolani Park HAM and BACON Go to Halelwa tomorrow and watch OCEANIC BOAT 7 DAYS RU"N. the golf tournament. The offices of the Board of Eduea-tlq- ti Lot of Fencing, A O. S. S. Hay-war- d, You cannot help agreeing with us a trial, 23Talexander have been renovated. Tho Ventura, Captain e..r after that f The lava continues to rise in Hale- - nrlvlng from San' Francisco Board, Etc. ' Sweetest and maumau lake Is very about 10 o'clock this morning, sighted und the active. ever offered In YOUNG If your sewlns maohlne needs repair- the United States Revenue Cutter for sale these Islands. Jji 488. Manning, Capt. Joynes, 1:30 o'clock 1 ing, phone Benny & Co., Main at Small Boad Roller The man about town has some Inter this morning about 63 miles out, the .- - ?:: cutter cruising under a bell. HOTEL esting tall: about police changes. Page slow It Purchaser to remove same from the 9. was not known aboard the Ventura a GIVE OUR MEATS A TRIAL. grounds at his own expense within 10 'J.' A CENTRAL Ward off cold by taking antl- - thnt the Manning Was out searching that days from day. of sale. ABSOLUTELY HOHOLUIU grlp tablets. Benson Smith and Co., for the little island schooner LUka and her Captain Mokl and seven men, FIRE-PROO- F Ltd. JAS. F. MORGAN, The S. S. Kinau, from Hllo and way reported disabled and 62 miles out at noon of Wednesday S."'S. AUCTIONEER. ports, was sighted at 8 o'clock this lail: by the C. Q. morning. Coptic which arlved here in the eve'n- - YEE HOP & CO. MOANft HOTEL ing of day. Tho Manning The O. S. S. Ventura sails mid that was e.'a. at when sighted by night for Colonies, 'from Oce alone the Ventura. WA1K1KI BEACH the the There was no sign of a tow. She was anic wharf. apparently on the lookout for some- Mtiim M. HERTSCHE, GENERAL MANAGER Juan Gonsalves was today sent to thing. PARKERS BUYING Tel. jail for 60 days for robbing a Japanese The Ventura was none too quick W. R. PATTERSON & CO. lady of $9.65. coming down, occupying 7 days and 49 The household furniture of Roy minutes from San Francisco, delayed General Contracting and Jobbing. Chamberlain will be sold at auction on by a contribution ot trouble from tha BAKER HAWAII LAND IBouaepalnUng, Paperhanging, Grain- Monday morning. flroroom and tho elements. She takes ing, Kalsomlnlng, and John Ollvelra was sentenced to one aboard 900 tons of coal here and pro- Brick, Cement Bread ( year Nut in the reform school today ceeds on the vaoyge to Pago Pago, Butter Btone Work. Shop with Whittle, the for CONSIDERATION WAS $32,500 TO ign painter, 1168 Union street. Phone stealing lead pipe. Auckland and Sydney at midnight. of purest flour. 1360 ACRES IN HAMAKUA TO Made the Main 324. The Survey Department has had to She brought 91 passengers for Hono Baked in the best ovens. discontinue entirely all surveying work lulu and carries 64 through to the Colo- WHICH MORTGAGE WAS GIVEN. nies. There are 45 tons of freight (no Eaten bv the best people. on the public lands. ' Telephone Main 198. P. O. Box 192. Read the "'Man Town" potatoes) for Honolulu and 2,090 for "tho what About Col. Samuel and Mrs. Parker Sold by has to say about the religious contro the south. She sailed from San Fran Parker 19, 8.19 have purchased 1630 acres versy now in progress. cisco last Saturday, January at of land from a. m. Col. John T. Baker for $32,500. The The trial Jurors In Judge De Bolt's 13 a part ahupuaas Wai-koek- Successor to court are requested to bo in attend- lanfl of the of and Lapakea, In. the Hamakua l ance at 10 a. m. on Monday. LORD & BELSER, PALOLO VALLEY district of Hawaii. The entire tract GENERALi CONTRACTOR: Eddie Blake, a blacksmith graduate- - of the Kamohamoha Schools intends to that Is described in the deed consists of leave shortly for the mainland. towers, Dredging, Grading, Paving, Prlnro Beer is (very beneficial to FULLDF SMOKE Teaming, Crushed Rock. nursing mothers. It nourishes and NEW ARRIVALS strengthens the whole system. If you have a will rent a safe Black and White Sand and Sal Miss Mary H. Krout gave an enjoy See our window display in Ladles Ready-to-We- ar Muslin Shirtwaists. VOLCANIC HAZE HUGS THE DALE Complete assortment of BACK SIDE COMBS. For Sal able lecture on London last evening In deposit box from us and put It and the C. R. Bishop Hall at Punahou. AND LOOKS LIKE RAIN SQUALL Ladles and Gents' Umbrellas at prl ces to suit all pucses. George C. Stratemeyer painted a For prices on all these lines, see VttBce Yard, Kawalahao has where It will be convenient for and South and fine picture by IN DISTANCE. Streets. of the lava flow as seen the Claudlne excurslonlsts.Hawaii Her- your heirs after you have gone. ald. For several days a stubborn smoke tM Manuel Freltas, agpd about "0, has cloud has hung In Palolo Valley. The We have them from four dollars ah Ying Ghong Go. The Art Pottery of the East. been committed to the asylum for In volcanic smoke from the Island of sane, by the district Judge. Hawaii Hawaii has been drifting slowly lqto a year upwards, Henry Water-hous- e KING STREET EWA FISH MARKET Tappas, Mats, Fans, Bas- Herald. the valley and the great extinct crater mt Co., rie kets, BrJsses. The best assortment of cheese and of Palolo Is full of it. From the Waia- - , Trust Ltd. S Imported iflsh may be had at the deli- lae road the appearance of the heavy ' lo Hawaii &' South Seas Curio catessen counter of the Metropolitan haze is like a rain squall, Manoa val- Co. Meat Co. ley haB also caught and held consider- You cannot have a first class dinner able smoke. IN Building. The volcanic haze on this Island Is 1805 acres,, 175 acres Alexander Young unless you have good meats. Get but out of this most noticeable at the southern end. yours at the Paragon Market Ber.eta-nl- a are reserved near the Honokaa, road. POTTERY and Alakea. Tho haze over tho city of Honolulu A purchaser's price mortgage was appears much more substantial as given by to Possibly the Yokohama Specie Bank the Parkers Col. Baker. viewed from the hills than it does to Col Baker also purchased from the Par- Excellent will And itself quarters in Pro P. E. B. Strauch, the the individual In the city streets. 14 gress Block recently purchased kers acres at Halna, Hamakua, Ha- ' REAL 'STATE EXPERT. by the ' I government of Japan. waii, for $5000, The papers In the trans- Real .Estate bought and so action have been filed with the regis- ' to advantage. The Cremo Is the best 5c cigar. A Monev' invested best single trial will you SHIPPING El trar. Bvalty building. 74 S. King St. convince of tho truth of this statement. H. Hackfeld IN & Co. wholesale distributors. NO SIGN OF MANNING. JTelephones Residence, White 861; Of- Chance ARRIVING. Up to 2 o'clock this afternoon Dia- fice, Main 293. Sachs' specials for next week in children's drosses, wash belts, Alba Saturday, January 26. mond Head lookout Charlie Peterson S. S. A. had seen no sign U. S. tross, silk Eollenne John CummlnB, Searle from of the Revenue y PORTA- GOMES' CO and Brown Linen Cutter Manning secure a NICE ELECTRIC EXPRESS Crash are all at great saving prices. windward Oahu ports. or the disabled schoon- er In of BLE Exceptionally OTurniture Mpved With Care to All Kealohanul, wife ot Ah Pol, the bur Luka search which the cutter at an Low Prise. CASES wont out lost Thursday. Parts of the City glar who robbed Jeweler Haffner, Is WERE PUT OFF. D, L. Withington OFFICE 718 FORT STREET. held at the police station for Investlga When and J. W. We are now offering a handsome v;'f Near Queen, opp. Hackfeld Building. Cathcart arrived In Washington they JOHNSON MAY RESIGN. tion. found It is reported Captain Samuel durable and complete Electric Lamp The S. S. Hongkong that tho Hawaiian cases had that Maru will or gone over 18 Johnson, the Supervisor re- rive hero next Wednesday until Marah Withington Road will with shade, FOR ONLY m from San immediately started for home sign soon from his present position a , A. Francisco with mail thp but BARGAIN later from Cathcart stopped to try and get the under the Board of Supervisors and go IFOR nENT, LEASH OR SALE. mainland. court to change the date of the case to Maul to take up work there for a ' 'Miss Helene Irwin will be the guest Twenty-eig- ht and one-ha- lf acres ho is on, It Is said that If Withington coporatlon of this city. irri-ten- of honor at a large dinner to be given ad fruit land; house and spring, d had stopped with Cathcart the court by Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hopkins Thurs $3.75 Each In Kallhl valley; good banana would havo probably made the change SALES AT MORGAN'S. da nyext. 18. ration of crops unnecessary. Apply Chronicle, January on account of the distance tho attor- Five shares of Pacific Guano and office. Road Henry May & Co's ad for sne-- neys had traveled. noon to "F," Star olal prices Llbby's Fertilizer stock wero sold at of canned meats for day at Morgan's auotlon rooms to Paul one week only. will nay you. Dual - It Pineapple land for lease. 22 acres Isenberg $117.50.- Ity and freshness of tho goods guaran at W. W. Dimond & Co., Condemnation proceedings against at Wahlawa 13000 growing plantB. Will A Puunul hillside lot sold to the Ha- Ltd. teed. . . ftho Kaplolanl to secure a right lease for term of years. waiian Evangelical jBoard for J325. Estate Toco, the Art Pottery, of tho east. f way for a portion of the government' In exquisite designs. Lauhala mats. 4tKa HaleOiwi" The .Bteamer. John A. Cutjjmlng leewor In ICaltbl, will be probably In- Fans, Baskets and Tapas. Hawaii & li I at 2:30 this afternoon from wlnd-- uu-uu-- u TTrt,n.ll.. TT. stituted this week by the government. South Soas Curio Co., Young & .K.KK.1.i J.&.1UL5 au)"xxujawjiuiUj UUVYUll . Alexander RENT CO. "ru oahu,' '. Tna.

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