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FOR SAILORS FivejHundred Killed and Wounded. A Catastrophe on the Pennsyl- if Men of Cruiser Boston Welcome Dr. Ostrom vania Railroad. and Singers Busy Day for theJCampaign-er-s (ASSOCIATED -- Responses Last Night. PRESS CABLEGRAMS.) OKLAHOMA CITY, May u. The entire town of Snyder ha been destroyed by a tornado. It is estimated that five hundred Yesterday .was a busy day for the revival campaigners and a day of great people were killed or wounded. .results. There were four meetings held and Dr. Ostrom spoke at all of them, TERRIBLE RAILWAY while Messrs. Butler and liillis sang at all of them. The meetings were largely ACCIDENT. j attended. There were much larger congregations than at any corresponding HARRISBURG, May it. An express train on the Pennsyl meeting during the campaign, and everyone agreed that the meetings them-selve- s railroad dynamite-lade- n were better than any of the meetings yet held. There was great spirit- vania collided last night with a freight ual earnestness and a genuine interest shown. ! train. Three explosions followed and the wreckage caught fire. It The day 's work opened with a noon meeting at the Y. M. C. A. auditorium. is estimated that fifty people were killed and one The room was filled when the hour of service came. A large part of the audi- hundred wounded. -- o- ence w is composed of business men, although there was a good attendance of women. Dr. Ostrom made a stirring address and Mr. Butler sang beautifully. PRESIDENT AND LABOR. JIj. Hillis led in the singing and was successful, as he always is, in getting some genuine singing out of the audience. The noon meetings are growing in popularity and will be continued. This noon the singing begins at CHICAGO, May n. A tacit truce in the strike has been agreed twelve, and the meeting lasts for fifty minutes. People are welcome to come upon during President Roosevelt's visit. The labor men will lodge go as Dr. Ostrom urges they come even if but for TOWN WRECKED BY AN OKLAHOMA TORNADO. and necessary and that a protest with the President against a possible recourse to five minutes. Federal The second meeting of the day was held in Central Union Church yester- troops. The Iroquois Democratic Club banqueted the President service SPLENDID SPECTACLE SOLACE TO CALL day afternoon and was attended by a large number of people. The last night. 0 was a most helpful one. Dr. Ostrom spoke on the subject of prayer, speaking o especially of the reason for prayer and of answered prayers. There will be another afternoon meeting today and one Friday. This afternoon, after the OF THE NINTH'S MEN HEBE MAY 11 CHINESE RESIST EXCLUSION. meeting. Dr. Ostrom is to meet all Sunday-schoo-l officers and teachers of the --city. yesterday afternoon a special service was held on the At five o'clock One of the finest spectacles seen on VALLEJO, April 29. The U. S. S. Boston request of officers and men. The evangelists and SHANGHAI, May fi. The Chinese merchants, at a public cruiser at the the Honolulu's streets in many a day was Solace, commander James H. Bull com- were cordially welcomed on board and escorted to the starboard other workers the marching of the 9th Infantry yes- manding, will be released from the dry meeting here, protested against the proposed renewal of the exclu- side on the gun-dec- where the service was held. Chairs had been arranged terday from the transport to the Pal- dock here on Friday next, and will im- sion treaty with the United visitors close to the breech of one of the guns. A fine upright States and decided to boycott American for the ace square and out to Thomas square mediately commence taking on stores piano, the property of the Boston boys, purchased by subscription, aided in goods unless the treaty is modified. and return. Headed by the Ninth In- and supplies, preparatory to sailing for . very large attendance. the sinking. The men sat on benches, there being a o I fantry band, which is splendid mu- the . She will sail from San ..Vi:i to The crew of the Boston is one of the finest lots of men that has ever been in a i organization, on May 1", if possible port, and surely a more attentive audience could not have been wished for. sical the regiment swung Francisco but few days JAPAN ARRESTS SPIES. Dr. Ostrom was introduced by Captain Niles and made a plain, straight- along the streets with a precision and will leave Mare Island a spend forward address, saying that a man could get right with God if he only really bearing which were something to earlier, and will the interven- average bay. A wanted to. He congratulated the boys on their fine record for good behavior make the American proud of ing time in the lower Besides her -- cargo supplies while in port and encouraged them to make a stand and stick by it. Mr. his country's army. , regular of and freight TOKIO, May n. A. E. Bougoin, a prominent former French Hillis led in several hymns, which were sung with a will by the men, while The band played a spirited march. for the inaval stations and ships in the officer, also his stepson, M. Strange, and an Englishman, have been Mr. Butler sang most beautifully "A Clean Heart." Some of the men on Behind came Col. Regan and his regi-n.ent- al Philippines, the Solace will take out 350 arrested as spies, charged, with furnishing military information to the cruiser expressed themselves as desirous to start a society of the Floating staff and the full regiment, tons of Ammunition for the vessels Christian Edeavor, and this will probably be done. with some unassigned troops taking of the Asiatic station. Large drafts the Russ'ans. up rear. All were of men for vessels will also go out ; Last night's service was one of the best of the series. Great interest was the clad in clean the o . shown, and at the close many stood up to confess Christ. It was noticeable khaki and carried their arms. Col. on the Solace, as well as a large num- that many, of these were young men, and a special appeal to them is fieing Regan had his men ready to send a- - ber of passengers. CHINA'S RIGHTS RECOGNIZED. made. The workers are most encouraged over the progress of the work. shore the moment the gang-plan- k was The transport Lawtoo, which is also Saturday evening there will be meetings at Kakaako and Palama missions. up, and they were sent down to the fitting out here for a cruise to the j dock shortly the vessel was Orient, will be docked at an eirly date, LAST NIGHT'S MEETING. the same. Many, found steeped in sin. after TOKIO, May Civil government will be established in Man- moored. as it is expected that she will receive n. short- - j are college graduated. A man doesn't The service last evening began C I.. REGAN'S orders to sail some time during the churia only where the Russians" administered it, Chinese sovereignty i SERVICE IX CHINA. past seven with the sing-- have to be coarse to be bad. Sin is ly before half Col. Regan latter part of May. The Ranger, which leader- - no respecter of persons. of the Ninth Infantry being recognized in Chinese territory. lng of several hymns under the fell before the walls of Tien Tsiv. i: arrived here from the Puget Sound I is one of the sanest things a man ,. vf- , "It x t,... - the of yard ten days ago, is now coaling, snip ul mi. iiiiu. blessing assault the allied forces. congregation re- - ; can do, to ask the at the table. Colonel, then Major. Regan, was in and wi'.l probably leave here Monday offered oraver. The sta- prayer sang God gave us our bread Suppose the command of a battalion which was ex- afternoon, en route to the Asiatic HERO OF A KENTUCKY re.ted the s and 150 200.-00- 0 wheat would refuse to sprout, the taro posed to a merciless fire, and while tion. She will carry men and Revive Fs Again." while the offering pounds of ammunition for the Asi- to grow, the rice to ripen. God gave men all around him were falling he was being received. Mr. Butler sang received a bullet in atic fleet. ROMANCE ON THE RANGER I you your daily bread. But you say his left arm, a congregation sang one smashing it. He remained in the fight, solo and the up Who gave you ; 'I get and earn it.' however, until of Mr. Hillis's compositions, "Go Tell i another bullet struck h BOYD the power to work? him in the thigh and ploughed its way-throug- SECRETARY It." "More money is paid to men in the the pelvis and into the. oppo- - Dr. Ostrom took his scripture lesson thigh, Dr. Rodman, Nephew of Commander "Hugh" T'nited to cut out coats, than to site and he was then removed IN MINNEAPOLIS States ii-oi- from the first epistle to the Corin- me nem. ror this he was men- - - m Chapters 2 and 6. especially iiuneu aispaccnes tor conspicuous Sent a Letter "to Most Beautiful Woman thians. children. If there is anything that gallantry on the field of battle, A Minneapolis paper received in the taking as a text the last part of Verse ' Co1- needs to be done as much as the driv- - - Re6an wears the new service Korea's mail by C. S. Desky from a 19. Chapter 6. "Ye are not your own." in Kentucky" and Met Her. i t uai tin a i i tit if cin f rnm thn jklH if )c ine oreast. rnis is narrow relative contains the following item: strip i He said in part: of metal covered with cloth of Is Booming. Edward M. tne raising or our senooi teacners saia- - h!ue yellow and red. "Hawaii "At first the text looks arbitrary but There are foor Boyd ries. Shame on us, we should pay bars of colors on designat-thos- e Says Tourist Influx Has Been to be God s. that his badge, It is not. It is a privilege to whom we owe so much, such ing Service in the Civil War Cuba Great. Edward M. Boyd, secretary of You are not your own but you are not paitry salaries. Surely those who sac- - Philippines and China. Other officers the Hawaii promotion committee of Ho- Dr. S. S. Rodman, V. S. X., attached to the VS. 8. S. Ranger, which ar- finite man rinee so much for our children's wel- - of the Ninth have the property of any mere bars designating nolulu, Territory of Hawaii, was in rived yesterday from San Francisco, en route to Manila, is a nephew of Com- rv.a htfi.i nrnnprtv of God. are deserving of a better reward. service commencing with the Cuban ! fr'We must give up to become Chris- campaign. Minneapolis yesterday. He is in the mander Hugh Rodman, U. B. X., formerly attached to the local Naval Station. Tou know that you are not able to pro- states, as he calls it, for purpose of tians. A tree in the forest must give COMPANY the The name of Dr. Rodman suggests a romance of a couple of years ago, which, tect yourself. Picture to yourself a up most of itself to become a violin. DISASTER. interesting people in Uncle Sam's is- terrible disaster like that at Galveston Why must a man give up to be a In 1901 Company C among other lands in the Pacific ocean, primarily as however, did not turn out as the story-book- s would have had it. companies was plaet for He says that the and you will see how utterly defense- Christian? To get the knots off. He stationed in the island a tourists. Dr. Rodman is a Kentuckian, and so is the heroine of the romance. Tho needs the refining of the better spirit. of Samar. when it was attacked by influx of American tourists last win- less you are, how utterly defenseless In the religious world, will you permit Moros. So sudden was the attack that ter was greater than ever and com- story goes that Dr. Rodman one day saw a vision of feminine loveliness and the strongest man in this congregation it, he is unscientific not balanced. almo-- t the entire company was pares it to Southern California of twen- cnly knew that she was from the Blue Grass State. He could not ascertain com- - your slaughtered, Capt. McCon-nel- l. ty years ago. He predicts after is. Since this is true it is a great "There are two times in life including that was from Louisville. So young son ...... News of an- the tourists' have once begun to make her name, but heard she this of Mars, passion that God says TH put strong a a ou ,iUmml ,uu. the disaster reached own. une is pasi, w nen you were a other company several miles away and Hawaii fashionable thousands of Amer- Kentuckian-like- , addressed a letter, so the story goes, "To the Most Beau- arms about you and keep you.' you a aid was dispatched once. icans will there, and after that child. Did ever have such time at Captain winter Girl iu Kentucky, Care Postmaster, Louisville. Ky. " The postmaster "It is equally true that man is not as then, when you were not your own? McCulloch. the adjutant, was the first the business public may be relied up- tiful always able to lead himself. I imagine You couldn't have saved yourself if officer to reach the scene of the mas on to develop the country. handed the letter over to Miss Edith Terry. She, however, returned it, marked sacre. that when you took your first step you you were freezing but everything was "Opened by Mistake." you. for you were not your ' Bennington reached fell down. Why? you did not done for The gunboat Later Dr. Rodman saw the same young woman on a Boston stage under Because The ; sailed, own. Sherman will probably not be Mare Island the day the Ranger the name of "Marion Parker." He sent her some flowers with the initials know where. to go or how to go. Prob- "There is another time when you will here again until September. She will She had some sliiiht repairs to make on his S. R. " The young woman puzzled over the initials, as tber ably your first act in life was to cry. admit it when you die. Then, if you convey the Taft party about the Phil- - and may have sailed yesterday for this card, "S. she had seen in the letter handed her by the Louisville post- From childhood you had the idea that have not admitted it oetore you WW ippine Archipelago. port. were the same say I am not my own here and it was believed they were to be married, when, sud-denl- y you were lost. You are helpless with- have to master. They met, Lord am L Between that cradle and there was a rift in the lute, and her engagement and marriage to Dr. out someone to help you. When you space, pres- ' that eternity is a little this CONSUL SAITO NOT MUCH DISTURBED. Purnell of the army was announced. Where the navy lost, the army won. get older you do not know what to life. Will you. in it admit that you ent The couple passed, through Honolulu last fall, en route to the Philippines, and make of yourself what to do, what to are not your own and accept Jesus as your Saviour and throw yourself on now the jilted lover is soon to be stationed in the same part of the world. be. Still lost. So it is through all Consul-Gener- saving. 'I am not my own here Japanese Miki Saito does not seriously reganl the attack" Mrs. W. K. Wright, wife of Major Wright, V. S. A., sister of Commander ages of mnn. him j am Thine of professional meet- Rodman, and aunt of Dr. Rodman, was a through passenger on the perfectly the orators. Shimala ami Takei, made on him at a mass Hugh ''God understands this so .fttr prayer by Dr. Ostrom and the yesterday, en route to the Presidio. Thine, O Dr. ing at the Japanese Theater on Tuesday eveniug. The men are professionals, Logan from the first that he says: 'Here singing of "I am Lord." o give m vour hand. I will lead you.' Ostrom spoke briefly, saying that there and not having aroused continued enthusiasm in their addresses on the war among those COME. ceived to Fran- no had been but two cities he in Manchuria, have taken upa fight against him. PRINCETON MAY orders cruise from San Life is a dangerous trip. It needs respon9e was so to sev- The Consul scoffs at the statements of collusion with the "immigration cisco Honolulu and remain here preacher to tell you that men make a eary and apparently so generous. He Unofficial advices received yesterday eral weeks. As the Bennington is also great mistake when they think the asked those who wished prayers companies'' and Kei Hin Bank. The Consul says that there are now no im- said to have received orders to visit then migration by the Sherman are to the effect that slums furnish the fallen souls. Hovel for loved ones to raise their hands, companies, and have not been since 1900. The Consul regards the this port. Honolulu will soon be a sort attack on him as S gunboat has re of Newport of und palace, tent or castle, it is just (Continued on Page 7.) coming from a few disaffected ones. the L. Princeton the Pacific. TH PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY n, 190.

a special committee anil, in reply to Bishop's argument that the Ways ami Orpheum Theater Means Committee should compare it HALF PRICfc SALE HCH0R TO WINDWARD with other bills, pointed out that there was a lark 01 agreement between the OF PRETTY RIBBONS 'Flagship of the Pacific,' Senate and the House regarding tn division of specific appropriations be- Ribbn.s do so much to brighten up and put a finish to a tween the Territory and the counties. girl's or woman's appearance. They are the greenery in the IF COUNTY ACT STANDS Cntil such agreement was reached, dress bouquet. So. time spent on this bill would be wast- ed. We cut ribbpns in all lengths every day ; this week By a vote of 7 to 6 the report with h the bill was referred to the Ways and EllAN ENTIRELY NEW WE CUT THEM IN HALF. PRESENTING Means Committee. REPERTOIRE OF HIGH-CLAS- S 'At 11 o'clock Kalama moved to ad- See what our financial shears have done : PRODUCTIONS. Close journ till Friday; Dickey till this SATIN RIBBON. Bill from Senate Judiciary Committee morning at 10 o'clock. The latter mo- The strongest company ever brought 1 inch 10 manager. tion was put tirst and, receiving nine cents per bolt. to Honolulu by this popular 1- -2 Vote on Dr. Judd's Nomination Fish votes, prevailed. 1 20 " " THE HOUSE. 30 to Fight the Mosquito, The House of Representatives held 40 a very brief session yesterday morning, yard, Tonight! getting through its actual work in 8i-3- " vard. three-quarter- "Other People's Money." s of an hour and then ad- 9 10 Neither house of the Legislature did much business yesterday. journing until tomorrow. 12 10 AFTER MOSQUITOES. 16 . 12 1- -2 SATURDAY, MAY lor the reason mat tne enaic na musi ui puuis vguiauv. FRIDAY AND The Governor sent down the follow- 12TH AND 13TH, in of a committee. 1 he House took today ort ana tne 22 the hands ing letter concerning mosquito de- "Kidnapped." a majority was persuad- Senate would have done likewise but that struction: PROGRESS BLOCK ed something would turn up this morning. To the Legislature of the Territory of FORT STREET. a narrow Hawaii: A. BL.OIVI, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY In the hour the Senate was in session it furnished 15TH AND 16TH, an appointment and a rather Herewith, I transmit for your con- escape from collision with executive sideration copy of a letter of March "The Man from Mexico." livelv debate on a bill of the nature of an anchor to windward for 21. rnnttiniii(r o nrivnne'i 1 i n 1 n Yr Tli - the Territory in the event of the judicial stranding of the County j David Starr Jordan of Stanford Uni- . ' , . r 1 . i 1 . versitv, to provide an expert, with the measure WUb ..ui univ V35555si Prices: 75c., 50c. and 25c. Act. IhlS proposed Mguusiv iuu.il BWMiBirv annaratus. 0 undertake the Ultra-Countyite- - & the s, but by some other members who regarded it importation into these Islands of a cer- "LIBBY" Stands for QUALITY self-stultificati- smau nsu x on bv the Legislature. It had support tain and vigorous round in in the light of J . . - Mexico that teeds on the larvae ot the V NEW IDEAS IN of votes enough, though, to save it tor at least committee consul- moSquito, provided the Territory sim- - f 'itv f'rf.v o nie UAptruac ui oucii an uiiun-- 1 : . : ,i..i-v.- . . . KODAKERY. e 4.1 ;i yji uic Libby's natural flavor Da A message irom tne IjOVerilOl Miuiiuiliny iuc nuvisdunnv I You are aware that the onlv fish we food products are purpose out ur. have present occupying in the matter of taste superior THE NO. 4 SCREEN FO making a small appropriation lor the ol carrying at exclusively to all. suggestion, to import to the lerntory from our tresh waters is a speci,es ot mud CUS KODAK EMBODIES David Starr Jordan's fish, commonlv known as the oopu, and Ok IDEAS ABSOLUTELY Mexico a certain fish that preys on mosquito larvae, was referred the gold hsh. You are also aware that in each chamber to a committee there is known to exist here the spe- Corned Beef - Lunch Tongue kind. NEW IN CAMERA CON cies of mosquito which carries the mm tl STRUCTION. germs of yellow fever, which, fortun- Veal -- - will be especially appre SESSION-O- DAY ately for us, has not as yet been inoc- Loaf Vienna Sausage It LEGISLATURE EXTRA W ulated, but with the completion of the ciated by that class of careful Panama canal, it will only be a ques- are cooked and ready to serve in a moment and their pres- photographers who wish to tion of time before cases of this 01 ence in the house ensures the hospitable reception of un- , the use film on account of its con- SENATE. case of an adverse decision by the some other disease will reach this port, THE on County j Every interest in the Territory would expected guest. courts the Act. ' venience, yet who want to be A message from the Governor was ' ' We have therefore prepared a bill be advanced if this mosquito could in way Your Grocer has a full line able to perfect the composi- first thing heard by the Senate appropriating sums to be expended some be entirely eradicated, or at of Libby's goods. the only on event, which we present least reduced to the smallest possible tion of their picture by seeing opening routine yesterday ' morn- that after herewith. The items are based on the number. TTVTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTVTTTT it on the ground glass before ing. It referred to a suggestion of appropriations made at the special ses- (Signed) R. CARTER, exposure. This end is gained Dr. David Starr Jordan that mosquito sion of 1904, with some slight changes. Governor. ' ' We recommend that the resolution in No. Screen Focus, killing fish might be imported from The following letter was enclosed H. the 4 The be laid on the table and that the bill HACKFELD & CO. jvhile at the same time all the Mexico, and appears elsewhere. be passed." Honolulu, Hawaii, Mar. 12, 1905. message was referred to the Ways and Hon. George R. Carter, Governor of Agents. is con- Bishop moved that the bill be refer- old Kodak simplicity Means Committee. red to the Ways and Means Commit- the Territory of Hawaii, Honolulu: com- : Dr. David Jordan of Stan- - served. The House returned Senate Bill 5 as tee, so that its items might be Starr of pared with those in other bills. ford University, having offered to send The optical equipment having passed third reading in that an expert of that institution to collect this Kodak consists of a ra- body with certain amendments which OPPOSITION DEVELOPS. for these Islands certain fish of the --ft,- pid Rectilinear lens of excep- were set forth in detail. Paris opposed consideration of the Southern States and Mexico, at pres- - tional quality and the Kodak Dickey moved the Senate do not bill. "Let the County Act stand on ent entirely unrepresented here, that - its own feet," he argued. 'feed upon the larvae of mosquitoes,. T. Ko- concur; llowsett tnat it ao. ion-con- reading of bill, to send providing the Territory pay the ex-- Cahalan Automatic Shutter. This The first the Formerly with E. R. Bath, has taken charge of dak, notwithstanding its currence carried witn eleven votes. it to committee, carried, but was im- - pense of such trip, the undersigned, at the CONFERENCE COMMITTEE. mediately reconsidered by a vote of your request, beg to say that for the PLUMBING DEPARTMENT many desirable features in 6 to 5. I expense of such a trip a sum of not construction and equipment, On motion of Dowsett the bill was Dickev at once moved to refer the less than $1500 should be provided. of Means We suggest if appropriated for is by no means a bulky, cum referred to a conference committee, report and bill to the Ways and that, named by the President as McCand-less- , Committee. j the above purpose, this sum, or as much bersome camera. When clos- After remarks bv Dowsett acrainst thereof as is necessary, be spent under 9 At 85 Street. Dickey and Kalama. the direction of the Board of Health,; ed it measures only 10x5x3 the bill as untimely and by McCandless Dowsett said the Ways and Means in tavor ot lr. as precautionary, jva- - since me i wbi ucdiimcui, Li - rimrui inches.1 Committee was arduously engaged on lama moved its indefinite postpone- of the government is the chairman of the two bills in its hands, but would ment. tne Liti.en's Aiosouito committee. Lano reminded snnnorters of the bill Very respectfully yours. be unable to report that day. PHOTO SUPPLY CO., f that when he moved a resolution, at (Signed) CHac. B. COOPER, M. D., WILL ENTERTAIN MHO McCandless presented the following the close of the regular session, to ask Chairman Legislative Committee. Sole Agents for-- FORT STREET. report from the Public Lands Commit- Congress for a county law in case the (Signed) D. L. VAN DINE, Advisory Committee. A tee: Territorial Countv Act were found null Chairman THE PORT'S SEAMEN If and void, they opposed it on the ground Representing the Citizens' Mosquito; D WHARF j PURCHASE KAUNAKAKAI that it made the Legislature appear j Committee of Honolulu. Ranging in prices from $17.50 "Your Committee on Public Lands, as having no conhdence in its own Th Healtn Committe was directed to $55.00. N Internal Improvements, Agricultural, work. charge of matter. Nos. 1 and 2 for Autographic Achi made a long speech to show to take the j Miss Crosset's pupils will entertain purposes. etc., to which was referrled Senate j that he did not know what the three LOAN BILL. the Seamen's Institute on Saturday Nos. 12 and 62 for Typewriting Resolution No. 4, beg leave to report: ! members of the Supreme Court would The loan appropriation bill (S. B. evening at 7:45 p. m. with the following purposes. a of resolution is to do with the County Act and therefore "The object the No. 3), as sent down from the Upper Program: Nos. 4 and 61 for Music and provide for an appropriation of $10,000 precautions should be taken against a Sketching. decision. House, was read a first time by title Solo Kau-nakaka- knockout Piano Miss Waller wharf i. Henrietta The Edison Oscillator Cir- for the purchase of the at Bishop approved of reference to the and was passea on to the Printing Recitation "My Ma' She Knows" f'.r committee, holding' was no indica- cular Letters. it Committee. It will come up for sec- Master Gilbert Waller, The Edison No. 75 committee find that there is tion of bad faith. "Lazy Daisy" Traphagen Rotary "Your ond reading today. I Geraldine Mimeograph for of Song Mr. Harry suitable either being collected from the residents THOSE UNCERTAIN LAWYERS. Long, as chairman of the Committee Turner Typewriting or Handwriting. of Molokai Recitation "Kissing Cup's Race" that section of the island Paris said it might be all right, Put of the Whole which considered Senate AAA ($200) toll for the Miss Ruth Waller. two hundred dollars it looked strange to pass one appropri- Bill No. 6, respecting additional appro- Flower Song "Won t You Buy My landing of freight. ation bill and then right on top of it HAWAIIAN OFFICE SPECIALTY CO. cov- priation for unpaid pills, reported the Pretty Flowers?" Phone Main 15, 72 King St. "We do not believe that such a bring in another appropriation bill By Misses ering its possible defects. The lawyers lull to the House with the amendments. Gertrude Traphagen, Ruth condition should exist and that the had urenared a bill which was nnsspd. It passed second reading. House Bill McChesney, Ester Waller, Louise Mc- Territory should own all wharves, but to oure an defects in the County Xm. 5, which was the same bill, was Carthy, Dora Atwater. Martha Mc- A. N. the thereupon tabled. Chesney. Traphagen. ALL Sanford, believe that tne amount asueu ior js aci, ana sun iney were in douot Geraldine KINDS OF PTJUHELE-KIHE- Recitation "A Very Little Girl's too high and would recommend that Hewitt, interrupting Achi in another I ROAD. ( Bpooen, askeu it county government Speech" RUBBER GOODS the item be inserted in the loan bill at Coelho introduced a joint resolution Beatrice Waller. BOSTON BUILDING, II WU1U JJ'M VUl 11 me ill V1 II 1 lllltT IX tl ii to authorize the Superintendent $5000, which should include the whart aj.i--;j- l of Piano Duet Misses H. and C. Waller were taken to Washington Works to call Port Street. Over May & Co, and approaches and a right of way les, was the answer. Then,after a Public for bids for the Recitation "Grandpa's Glasses" .... Goodyear Co construction of the road and bridge McChesney. Bubber of twentv feet wide to the Govern- - reply by Dickey to Dowsett that the Ruth R. H. bill was between Puuhele and Kihci. Maui, and Piano Solo Christie Waller PEASE, President. To Suits for Young: Men ment road. "not an alternative bill," to proceed with work. was a com- Hewitt exclaimed: the It Dance "Highland Fling" Francisco Cal.. TJ. 8. M. Specialty. "With these amendments your read a first time. mittee recommends that the item be "In other words, it would put a Recitation "The Brave Little " EVERY SI IT INDIVIDUAL NO premium on or A recess was taken while Rice, as a inserted." the knocking out the committee of one, was Miss Beatrice Waller. TWO ALIKE. County sent to inquire In- Referred to Ways and Means Com- Act." politely of the Senate what that honor- All seafarers and friends cordially President Isenberg declared that the - vited. Admission free. T. MAN JSING mittee. re- . George A. Martin bill was not before the Senate and able body was doing anyway . He GOVERNOR'S APPOINTMENTS. hence all discussion was out of turned with the information that the DRESS PARLORS Merchant Tailor. of it Upper House would have nothing AS OTHERS SEE US. St., Postoffice. The Senate took up the appointments onier. Merchant Next ready until Fridav, so the House Tribune-Repub-liea- n AT 1 of the Governor communicated by mes- - Kalama. to straighten out the issue, The Meadviile (Pa.) nun eu promptly adjourned. "Breathes there a man with soul so sage Tuesday. There was a contest tnat tne report be laid on tne has the following of local inter- 1117 NTJTJANU STREET. 1 - dead" T- nr, tho Tiamo nf Or Tiidrl for t.h table. A CORRECTION. est: Board of THE BILL SAVED. sen- That on a plank he'd lie. Health. Owing to the incompletion of a Tribune-Republica- n 1 had already The is indebted Hammered Brass and Cop- Who would not rest on a wire bed Dowsett asked if he not Dickey called for the ayes and noes tence in yesterday's report of House to Mrs. on been appointed a member of the Board Scrimger of North Park avenue per Ware, Candlesticks, Just let him only try and the motion was lost on the follow- proceedings, it was male to appear for copies of Honolulu and Maui ae Bailey's & V. P. of Medical Examiners and moved he ing division: Reps. Holstein and Sheldon sup- Trays, Jups. Fern R. wire spring that (Philippines) newspapers. The former Dishes, With a soft and downy top be not confirmed. Ayes Hewitt, Kalama. Lane, Paris, ported the proposal to appropriate contains an interesting Jardi- On a standing vote there was a tie 5. and graphic nieres It's the one, the only real thing Woods money to pay the alleged debts of the description of the present activities of Take out your plank and swop. vote of 6 to 6. President Isenberg Xoes Achi. Bishop, Dowsett, Dick- old county of Maui. As a matter of vote. vote to con- the volcano at Kilauea, and in the for- asked Kalama to "I ey. Gandall, Hayselden, Isenberg. Mc- fact, the reverse was the case. Both mer is found a very cyr firm," the Senator from Kauai re- Candless, Wilcox 9. spoke strongly against the motion and complimentary Hawaii & Sooth Seas Carlo Co, sponded. does the President, and paragraph concerning the work of the REPAIR to WIRE BEDS "So Dowsett moved to refer the bill to voted against it. Meadviile C. YOUNG BUILDINO Ring Up White 1651. that is eight votes," came from the 's son, L. Scrimger, chair. chief engineer and at present acting HONOLULU WIRE BED COMPANY. Mark P. Robinson and F. C. Smith, manager of the Pioneer mill at La-hain- a. No Charge for Cartage. members of Board of Health, and Dr. The plant includes a large Madame Josephine 1 BEDS DELIVERED THE SAME DAY. M. E. Grossman, member of Board of plantation. The papers of both is- Dental Examiners, were confirmed NEWBRO'S Herpicide lands are up-to-da- in the way of HAS SOME VERT Th ORIGINAL news,and well edited and well printed. without opposition. remedy that "kills the Dandruff Oerm." - Bugarbran ANCHOR TO WINDWARD. 1 C5-QI1M- G ! ! ! Stylish Hats One-Ha- GOING-- HAXtEIWA. SAVES lf Dickey presented the following re- GONE If The Haleiwa fa- 162 Your Feed Bill, port from the Judiciary Committee: Hotel, Honolulu's Hotel Street, Oregon Blook. Better Than Oats "Your Judiciary Committee, to wmcn mous country resort, on the line of c Or Barley for Horses. was referred Senate Resolution No. 6, the Oahu Railway, contains every begs leave to report: modern improvement and affords its Oahu & Bt E. J. WALKER, Agent. is of the opinion Ice n "Your committee guests an opportunity to enjoy all that the County Law will stand the amusements golf, tennis, billiards, Co E test of the courts, but cannot say that fresh and salt water bathing, shoot- Electric Helping Hand in Time of Need ! if will positively do so. Should the law ing, fishing, ridtng and driving. Tick- Ice delivered to any part of city. be decided to be unconstitutional it HERPICiOE WILL SAVE IT. WILL SAVE IT. the HERPICIDE TOO LATE FOB HERPICIOE. ets, including railway fare and one full The Relief and Burial Association is wotdd require a special sossion of the day 's Island orders promptly filled. Tel. Blu Lj reflected In the enormous Herpl-cii- room and board, are sold at the 1111. rapidly increasing. We have had three THEa gummy "DIES OBJECT sale of Newbro's et P. O. Box 600. Office: Kewalo. Legislature to make appropriations to and sticky hair dressing, or one that Ladles become enthusiastic over Honolulu station and Trent & Com- in nine months, and each mem- Is full of sedimentary Intended its refresh- deaths unless we do something to prevent it chemicals to dye ing quality and exquisite fragrance. It deitrovs pany for $5.00. For of ber received as death benefits $100 to the hair. The roarke preference for a dainty the microbic growth in the scalp, cures departure trains before the close of this session. dressing, particularly one that overcomes excess- dandruff, consuli ALL KIDS OF BUILDING AND pay funeral and burial expenses, stops falling hair and elves It a silken time table. the "We therefore think that it is the ive oiliness and leaves the hair light and fluffv, is S.TOPS ITCHING INSTANTLY. On Sundays, REPAIR WORK nurviving a 10 the Haleiwa Limited, a DONE ON relatives, donation of part of gooil to Drug Stares, $1.00. two-hou- r judgment appropriate Send 10c, stamps, to HERPICIDE CO., Dept. H, Detroit, Mich., tor train, leaves at 8:22 a. m.; SHORT NOTICE cents from each member of the asso- money Ter- a sample. which can be used by the j returning, L. ciation as emergency benefits. Mem- arrives Honolulu 10:10 by ritory to carry out the work which we ! o. ra. bership fee $4.50. Office, Honolulu Un-Ji-takt- ng have by the ''ounty Act arranged to HOLLISTER DRUG CO., Parlors, 1120 Fort Street be done SPECIAL AGENTS. ' by the several counties, not, Applications Wm. R. Tel. Main 17...... j however to be available save in the at Prominent Barber Shops. Hearst has bought the Cos- Wm. T. Paty. mopolitan Magazine. 1048 Alakea Street. THE PACIFIC COMlfflEKCIXE KDVEKTISM, HOHDLUtTT, MAY it. S IN PUflMM h Al Mi W MY PROPERTY Mil BY EDUCATIONAL MEANS WHITE CONDEMNED (Ey Miss Ellsner Read Before the stepping stones for right. Has it not Mothert and Teachers' Club.) I een the means during all ages to gain the heights by such procedure? GOODS Telephone Main 424 Conclusion. "Call up all your energy, which is The Wanted Kind infinite," and it will do Willis by thought at for you what The Premises We are influenced it has done for others before" you. AT REMARKABLY every turn, and as much by unexpres- May we LOW PRICES thought. It never withhold our sympa- ' sed, as by expressed thy and help from those thus strug- Superior quality India Linon, to is ever the mental attitude that de- gling. Let 40 inches, sale price, 10c. Ordered be ana us stimulate and cultivate An excelJent At Auction cides whether our religious, moral this will power (not obstinacy), but quality of White Lawns and Batiste Sheer ethical training, as well as the intel- Fabric the power to say to our own in assorted stripes and checks, i-- lectual, is going to be of telling worth "No" sale price, 12 desires, if not actuated by noble im- 42-inc- fa Vacated. ane weak good heavy quality Navy and Grev Alpaca, Saturday, May 13, 1905, in this world or not for if .we pulses, as well as to undesirable ele- sale and negative, it is only the result of ments from without. price, 75c. 10 AT O'CLOCK A. M. negative thoughts, which 42-in- ch Regret Over weak and Will power, as with righteousness, is Black Alpaca, special, 65c. per vard. excellent HEGl'LAR BALE OF ODDS AND Retirement do not permit the will to assert itself; not attained by wishing for it only, quality. KNDS. hence so much failure and yielding to but the way of attainment is use. of Dr. C. B. Cooper temptation. "Will," actuated by the desire for 23-in- ch Black Taffeta, value $1.25, sale price, $1.00, We We must not lose sight of the fact, good, is divine: if properly develop- guarantee every yard. however fine our plan pf instruc- ed and guided, it becomes the power in Your that 20-in- ch Black Send Expressed. tion may be, it is always the personal- that sways nations, and, to speak with Wash Taffeta, sale price, 75c, (this qualitv Goods for ity of" the preceptor that makes Goethe, "He who is firm in will moulds we offer can not be duplicated). world to be- Saturday's the deciding impression. If these be the himself." We cannot 20-inc- h ! Black Peau de Soie Silk, Sale Dr. Mays Also Retires From the truly humanitarian and capable, they gin too soon to cultivate this powerful value $1.00, sale price, will first of all have no difficulty in energy of character building. Health-Sanita- ry CO., Board of finding ready openings in connection If the force expended on the various 19-in- ch black heavy LTD. self-indulgen- qualitv FISHER, ABLES forms of were conserv- Surah Silk, value $1.00, sale AUCTIONEERS. with their physiology classes, or in fact price, Reports. any branch of study can be made to ed and utilized for mental and spirit- 75c. serve purpose to impart illumining ual growth, the power would be un- 28-in- ch Silk Mousseline de Soie, sale price, the limited. 35c. Besides submitting' reports of off- instruction on vital questions, for from 32-in- ch Kimono Silk, washable, sale price, the atom to a solar system all furnish Right thought, knowledge and will 75c. At Auction icers and a condemnation case to the the same opportunity for inspiring dis- power are the mainsprings for unself- presi- ishness, which will bring ser- yesterday, "loving ie Board of Health the courses. Their exposition should throw i-F- dent had no business to lay before light on the sacredness of their future vice" to all humanity. possibilities, and the use of every bodi- Since every reform must have a be- Imp that body. The following summary Fort Street. Monday. May 29 '05, ly function. ginning, and the hard shell of material of inspection work in Honolulu and ism has been slightly disturbed at 12 O'CLOCK NOON, The realization of virtue and right AT Hilo for April was given: should be their very present, we must consider the "Now" living burnt into as the right time to tear ourselves corner and Inspections, 7861. souls to become the active working At our salesroom, Fort Honolulu Orders loose from the moorings of the tradi- -- of and Queen streets, we will sell by order given, 1363; orders finished, 1299; spe- principle in their daily life for all tional treadmill and out to bring PECK AND SOLOMON time. start X'HILIP duty. 18 3-- 4 days. issued some of these Utopian dreams into ac- Well, d'ye of ? I'ECK, Executors of the last Will and cial Permits Until we have a corps of teachers what think that for swine, 8; number of swine allow- and nurture the tuality. The world gladly falls in line 'Testament of Ely Peck, deceased, the 8; trained to thus kindle when it sees a good thing. is ed, 363; permits issued for ducks, nobler aspirations of our maturing It the number of ducks permitted, 6440. large movement that tells. youth, we should supply these as well Let every right man and woman Property SJanitary officer, HiBo', as the students with the necessary op- Peck 700. Orders given, 141; orders finished, start out to assist the law, the clergy, Vineyard street, portunity to equip themselves, so as the physicians and the teachers, by f Situate on makai of 141; special duty, 2 days. to be able in handle with letween Emma and Miller streets. the future to constituting themselves "their broth- DR. PRATT'S REPORT. tact, delicacy and understanding the er's keeper," and give their thought" Size of lot 320x150. most important questions pertaining to Improvements consist of 12 cottages The report for April of Dr. J. S. B. and energies with full intensity and in- life, and sex relationship. containing: 6 rooms, bath and modern Pratt, chief sanitary officer and we can call it a "revival" in educa- spector of cemeteries, was read and This can only be done by procuring tion which will carry everything Improvements all in excellent state of the services of most enlightened proximity to down town filed. It was as follows: the along with it. repair. Its men' and women of medical learning, ! continued occupancy. '"During the month four complaints Humanitv as it eventuallv will be. Oh see ye bottles large and colde, insure its of nuisances were reported and all who will deliver lectures or talks to The ret income (deducting taxes, in- our classes at stated intervals, year in, Beneath ye greenwoode tree, water rates) is 53370 an- abated. surant and "Nineteen recommendations for year out. STRANGE And mark ye doggye sage and bolde nually. Yes, it should even be made compul- - FATALITY. your opportunity if you wish hotel, restaurant and lodging house Denote where they may be ; Herr is 1014 persons sorv bv law, that everv educational an licenses were issued and " Where is ye smalle, hotte byrde?" you aske to make investment. can be lawfully lodged in the build- institution should embrace such teach in- GOVERNS CRIMINALS IN THEIR ; ings. The three recommendations held ings in tneir curriculum, similar He absent is with reason particulars from over were struction for the public at large would VIOLATIONS OF LAW. Ye Additional in March all Issued and facilitate matters ereatlv then, the gunner hath ben clean forgotte CO., LTD. 105 adults can be lawfully lodged in home That is ye FISHER, ABLES buildings. One reepmmendfution and school atmospheres would be this close season. the in accord ard the most salutary ef- AUCTIONEERS. was held over until the place Is put If Successful In One Kind of "Job" There is no close season for fects realized. the Malefactor Usually Stick in sanitary condition. There are untold numbers who would "There were 46 inspections of graves gladly avail themselves of this advant- to That On Line of Monday, May 29. '05, made. In Kawaiahao cemetery the age, and we are only waiting for pub- "Business." edge of one coffin was exposed, also property on makai side of lic opinion to endorse this proposition' The Peck one body without a coffin had to be "Criminals seem to be strongest PRIHO to make it a reality. the LAGER Vineyard street, near Miller street. reburied on account of the side of the The point is to become throughly kind of fatalists," remarked Judge Neff, Corks may pop when guns may not. ALSO grave caving in. aroused! When ignorance on these vital the other day. Judge Neff is widely "Eight permits to keep pigs nine Peck and questions will be something to be known as an authority on criminology, 100 Shares of Stock of Hustace, to keep ducks were issued. ashamed of, there will come a change and his long experience as prosecutor. value $100. Co. Ltd. Par "Two deaths were investigated and over the topography of our social life, Judge and lawyer has given him un- post case. a mortem ordered in one that wnl recall our Utopian dreams and usual opportunity of studying scien- were viola- exceed hopes and expecta ABLES CO., LTD. "Two arrests made for our wildest tifically the causes and FISHER, of 1131, Revised of characteristics tion Section Laws tions. of crime, says Cleveland AUCTIONEERS. parties pleaded guilty Let the upblic-spirite- d citizens of the Plain Hawaii. The Dealer. and were fined $100 and costs. this community take the "question" "The usual special work has been I of education on this line in earnest and "I have noticed that when & crim- done and verbal reports made to ' devise wavs and means wherewith to inal is arrested after finishing one FOR SALE. yourself." j provide for the necessary funds to carry sentence, the second charge is gener- RECEIPT The offense punished, as stated by .it out. Not uma we have made this ally the result of a crime almost ex- BOOKS Dr. Pratt, was committed by trespass or some similar experiment for a actly the same as the one which first, period of several years, say six, or got him of Henry Davis, on the premises of the Kallhi receiv- into trouble. It seems like a THE HOMESTEAD ing station. eight, can we feel free from criminal strange kind of fatality. I've known FOR At Punahou, opposite Oahu College neglect and complicity. 2 acres of land, DR. COOPER'S RETIREMENT. instances where one criminal has been Campus containing But. we will be convinced as to its punished dwelling. 2 cottages, coach The following resolutions on the arrested and five or six Vith large usefulness before then, for "right times on charges Mouse, servants' quarters, family laun- retirement of Dr. Cooper from the knowledge" is a wonderful power, and exactly the same. Wilder Steamship Co. dry, barn, cow and poultry houses. Board were submitted by the special when our boys and girls thus instruct- "What makes them do it? I'm sure premises are a number of committee appointed at the previous ed reach niarri;igeable age, we will reap I cannot explain it very satisfactorily, On these I rare and choice Tropical Fruit Trees, meeting and adopted: a harvest in true, high-minde- d living but know It to be the case. It haB Inter-Islan- d Steamship Co. now matured and fruit yielding, af- "Whereas, Dr. Cooper has been an that will serve as a beacon light, and occurred to me. and possibly this is many advantages to the owner, earnest and devoted member of the be an inspiration to all concerned. the simplest explanation, that the fording T who has ample pasturage, firewood, Territorial Board of Health for the TheiTe are a few innovations, that reason for a criminal adhering strictly & poultry, eggs, etc., etc. past seven years, during three years have not found general acceptance, the to one line of work, despite his in- T Oahu Railway Land Co. Any one contemplating purchase can of which period he occupied the presi- notice ot which might serve to lead us different success in it. is the same as dential chair; in the rig-li- t direction. It has been de the gambler all and examine. and fascination which holds a For Sale at property will be sold AT Resolved, That in view of the abil- cided that fewer hours of study, to a table, although luck is The entire mor- - and observation the A SACRIFICE. ity and energy shown by Dr. Cooper, concentration against him. Each failure, or each made easy throughout his long term of service, bri" about otter results than our TERMS OF PAYMENT present system. That classes in Na- loss shows a victim a point that he to any responsible purchaser. in all matters pertaining to the pub- has hitherto been ignorant of, and it the Territory, his loss ture study are of inestimable value. : lic health of is proven manual training in is easy to convince himself that, next Hawaiian Gazette Co. by It that apply will be deeply felt this department, time, he will escape mistake. For price and all particulars, we, his colleagues, sincerely connection with intellectual pursuits that and that so goes. Von-Ho- lt Block, King regret from participa- is a most useful factor in general "And it Ever the next 8treet. his retirement velopment and usefulness to the individ- time, just one more chance and then CO., LTD. tion in the labors of the Board. One FISHER, ABLES we hereby ual, and never comes amiss. thus another, ever confident that the luck STS. "Resolved, That record luckily trained is sure to find out his CORNER FORT AND QUEEN our high opinion of the work he has must change and that each turn of liking and aptitude for a certain voca- the wheel leaves him just that much done for the advancement of hygiene tion and thus chooses the trade or pro- and sanitation and for the proteUticm better equipped and that much more fession congenial to his taste, thereby likely of the people of these islands against securing his happiness. to win. finally. Then there is pestilence. the desperation, the unconscious and the inroads of disease and There is joy in living when you THE DOCTOR'S TROUBLES. "Resolved, That these resolutions be know that you are giving to the world gritty determination to make a suc- upon and that a cess of the thing. spread the minute, the best your nature is capable of, Rich Woman Who Is Afraid copy be sent to Dr. Cooper." and is only possible under con- "A man becomes a criminal In the Patient Always in Style this She May Be Sick Please DOCTOR ADMITTED. ditions favorable. Idleness, which is eyes of the law when he has commit- Is the such a prolific source of crime, is ted a crime, or. in his parlance, when Limit. A good, well-mad- e piece of furni- A report of the board of medical ture is always in style. :o: :o: Remember that California Rose examiners by Dr. Geo. Herbert, chair greatly lessened therebyi. he has 'done a job." If he is success- Athletics are an accepted indispen- "Capt. John Rost, the physician who Our furniture is well-mad- e, every man, ur. isruce --vie . ful, the chances are he will stick to mat ex-rele- nt is absolutely the announced sable institution, and should be super- has proved that common salt is an piece of it, and a little money will Creamery Butter Mackall had pas.-e- d a satisfactory ex- that line of work, for experience has regretted to state vised and much encouraged. It is a taught him the safety of it. If ho remedy for cancer, has a brusque, secure for you bargains which you best in the market :o: :o: to: amination, but that safe and natural outlet for surplus en- jnexpected of wit." said a surgeon find elsewhere. :o: :o: :o: Caroline M. Van La.ngen had fail fail, and 13 arrested, convicted and sort won't Dr. ergy, and the source of happy recre- of New York, according to the Times ed to pass. It was accordingly voted ation: eventually the knowledge of punished, the process of the law sim- AAA Treasurer be recommended to ply goes to show him wherein his "Capt. Rost was for a time in private that the transmitting this vital energy into practice. He did well: effected some a license "to practice to Dr. Mac- first job was burgling and poorly car- he Co. issue thought material will bear surprising cures; but he had no pa- Porter Furniture ' ried out. The first feeling of resigna- remarkable Young- Building; it kall. results. Temperance " and the gen with the Imaginary ailments of Hotel Street. We deliver WILLIS PLACE CONDEMNED. eral lessening of crime will follow in tion that follows the bitterness of tience punishment certain type of rich person, and, to Reports by Plumbing Inspect! Keen .its wake. is when he tells himself ;scape people who were not Coeducation is Ui high favor with that next time repeat the treating and Dr. Pratt on the Bishop Willis he will not really sick, he to original re- those who have tried it. It certainly error which led to bis on the turned at your door property in Bates street, together with detection search. on subject by In- has a great deal to recommend it. The present occasion. No sooner is he out correspondence the ear- "A matron of wealth was one of Capt. Henry Smith the sharing of duties and pleasures in of the penitentiary he essays spector Silva, and a fel- than Rost's early patients. She was never was by Presi- ly life, brings with it feeling of again to try his luck, time care- TO LET. president, submitted this .11. feared that some on Ice recommenda- lowship and good will, which is the fully but eternally she with his avoit'ing the mistake which first dis-eas- dent Pinkham i is no to was about to attack her. property be condemn- chief element. There barrier dreadful tion that "the break down, and boys and girls grow brought him to grief. "One afternoon she sent for Rost s two well-know- n ed and ordered vacated within "It is a fact that no first-cla- ss It comes from the choicest pasture was into men and women with full aware- posthaste. He found her in house. L.un:Uilo St. recommendation nt weeks." The ness as to the various characteristics criminal, no matter how expert or was only afraid that, on ac-rou- house. Kinau St.... 35.0 vote adopted. Edgar J. health. She lands by every San Francisco by formal of human nature. For those whose how daring, can cover up all hts of the dampness it mitrht be un- Near car stations and close to Walker is tenant of the premises. school life has not furnished them with trackB. The very best of them will town 35 a pound. wise for her to go to the theater that steamer and is cents DR. MATS RETIRES. similar advantages of getting ac- leave at least one loophole, will com- quainted, vening. E. Pinkham, president, the social clubs and gatherings mit at least one error which eventu- by It won't hurt you,' With L. should be provided, always under the 'Go all mean. meeting was constituted by Fred. C. ally fastens the guilt on him. The ;aid Dr. Rost. AAA Rob- direction of a sensible, wideawake old- poorer TRKNT & CO. Smith. Dr. W. H. Mays. Mark P. faculty criminals leave clews accord- "Then he took his leave. But. as he and Dr. J. er friend, who has not lost the ing to skill or experience. So 938 Fort Street inson Abraham Fernandez ! of sharing the enjoyments of youth. their was putting on his gloves in the hall a Wayson. it was omy una oupui our imaginary crook, the second time called him back. The woman f be- - Their wider circle of acquaintance will servant Henry May & Co Ld. ment that the Board as a whole a he plans a job while he carefully to see him again. i field of and wanted , , ...... oi.... ,I afford better observation came aware oi ,aiancin an1 hasty and unfit mar- - avoids a renetition of his first error, " 'Oh. doctor," she said on his return. m is sure I Retail 22 PHONES Wholesale 92 The commission j riages, which are the source of so almost to make some other 1 wanted to ask you if might eat some having expired, his place will be tak- one. And so on. succeeding by much domestic unhappiness and social each Dysters after the theater. en by Dr. Judd, whose nomination disaster, will be greatly lessened. crime and detection pointing out to " he answered gravely, confirmed by the 'Yes. .' the Governor was We cannot close this paper without him tl e lines of his weakness, so that 'shells and all.' " yesterday. While dispersing a final word about the most important Is Senate deep regret he Irresistibly led onward to his his colleagues expressed factor of all will. The majority hav- Mrs. Mary 5 Mays and their sen- a A tranee ease is that of at the loss of Dr. ing undeveloped or weak wills fall who, of 4. probably find express on ready prey, or become working tool Elvira Gillespie, at the a?e " I timents will the OF a hospital in he Victor way at a future meeting. of others. It is not always lust and THE FUNDAMENTAL, LAW has just been admitted to peer talking machines. in a formal sen, She is the mother of 37 chil- is the of J D McVeigh, superintendent of depravity lending a person into ruin iAWAEL Bound In law calf, Denver. It speaks for itself. Registrar Lawrence, more often it is the misrnidance. Such any In th dren, including 15 sets of twins, but all the Settlement: jostage prepaid to address away and she Mae I uv more have drifted from her. acting as secretary, and Miss merit our protection iar iuau Jnlted States for $5 a copy, Coplei Bergstrom Music Company. stenographer, were in ! our condemnation, and should be en knows not the address of ore of them. Weir, I n b had at the off!. PORT ST.. NEAR KING. couraged to accept their mistakes as Gwtt THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY n, ippj.

THE PACIFIC ARMY FOLKS DANCE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER AT TOWN HOTELS GRAPE DUST ' EDITOR. BORDENS' O. SMITH . : I - ' ' ' WAXTEfi The down-tow- n hotels were brilliant KILLS RUST MAY tar illuminated last evening in honor ho'-telri- MALTED THURSDAY of the Ninth Infantry, anil both es gave dances for the officers and GRAFT. APHIS. BLACK FLY. MILDEW on GRAPE VINES and THE PRELIMINARY of the regiment travelling on MILK PLANTS, as as t . well MILDEW on ROSES, VIOLETS, etc., The hue an.l crv which is raised every time the Attorney General stops the transport Sherman. etc two A fresh supply just received. pass the time of dav with an opponent of the county act, even though the The Royal Hawaiian Hotel atfa:';.el oeleme.n have been lifelone friends, is worth noting as a phase of the pre most of the officers of the Ninth In- vailing graft. Of two commissioners who have been working on the county fantry and the 7th Cavalry and a pay, EAGLE BRAND law, one has ostentatiously declared that he will defend the act without large number of townsfolk. The hotel INCUBATORS and BROODERS fee but in the meantime has been lobbying by proxy to get an extravagant grounds presented a beautiful scene HAS NO EQUAL The PETALUMA is the best. self-respe- the Legislature. The one excuse which might prevail among with a myriad of red, white and blue l, Gene-a- whose busi - in law makers-a- nd the only one- -is that the Attorney electric- lights and swaying Oriental ness it is to defend the new law from attack in the courts, would be In the bandstand the Ninth the lantern?. KILFLY will soon be in demand. We have a supplv. iaithless to his trust. Jf the grafters can persuade the Legislature that Infantry band played for two hours. Prepared by able to get several Attorney General is a rogue, then they think they may be The lanais of the hotel were crowd- of one of their own kind. thousand dollars to eke out the slender subsistence ed with officers in khaki, white and of Tammany Hall and the BORDEN'S The whole scheme is redolent of the methods the old army blue, the ladies mostly is duty of honest legislators to grin-- PACIFIC HARDWARE Ifaunalei receivership, and it the plain in white gowns. To the Hawaiian CO.. LTD. is not a scintilla of proof that it under .heir heels the more so in that there music furnished by the Ellis Bros. Condensed Milk Go. Fort and Merchant Streets. his even with the county act for a the Attorney General would, not do best, Glee Club, the visiting army folk of his office. Else why the puerile recourse New York. client, to perform the sworn duties long Col. been seen con- danced until after midnight. scare-bea- d stories the Attorney General has actually to that Regan, Mrs. Regan and daughter. - who. opposes all grafting measures or going into the IT'S BEST RECOMMENDA- versing with a relative Col. Mrs. TION. same course. there were any evidence Lieut. Robertson and Robert office of a newspaper which takes the If daughters, were among would not have to fall back on the inanities of son and those against him the grafters present. , children. At Alexander Young Hotel a is justified in handing out the people's money to any lawyer the Invaluable No legislator for was also enjoyed by the visit- Drag Co. a service which the Attorney General's department is already paid to dance Mister fo army people. The slight in perform, and which it is competent and willing to render. That would be a ing rain part evening- prevent- mm coinivance at graft which no honest legislator can afford to have mixed in thearly of the Automobilists of a gathering on with his record. ed much the Roof o Garden, but when it pas-e- d off, a large number of townsfolk came and We are now in a position to supply the celebrated Col- CREMATION IN HONOLULU. danced in the ballroom until after umbia Dry Batteries, which will be found especially valu- The Advertiser gives some space this morning to cremation facts, in text midnight, an Ellis Glee Club furnishing; able to automobilists. These batteries possess none of the an pictures, hoping that they will contribute to a sentiment which exists the music. The Roof Garden with its Do disadvantages of the ordinary dry batteries and can be used in, favor of a crematory for Honolulu. great array of electric lights formed for any sparking purposes. here, is indicated by the an rendezvous J That cremation is both desired and desirable attractive and caused The Columbia is the strongest dry cell in the world and on their deathbeds, have directed that their much surprise from many of army It number of Honolulu people who, the the price is only 40 cents each. It will last longer than any bodies be incinerated; and by the congested state of the local cemeteries. folk who had no expected to find so . other dry battery. The remains of the late J. B. Atherton were cremated on Quarantine Island elaborate an entertainment place in Yourself in pursuance of his request; and so many' applications followed that the a Honolulu hotel. Mrs. Mac-Arthur- , no CONSULT US . Government officials finally were obliged to refuse them. This has left daughter-in-la- w of General MacAr alternative but earth burial in crowded graveyards, because of which public thur and Miss Lily McCalla, daughter We are specialists have spent health and the ultimate repose of the dead are threatened; for, touching the of Admiral McCalla, were present at years In the study of your eyes latter point, it is certain that as the city grows, the sentiment against inter-urba- n the Young Hotel dance. therefore know what is wrong HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO. of 2 graveyards will become overwhelming and compel the exhumation and how to correct it. Limited. remains. One does not need to go only to large cities like Paris td note the LOCAL BREVITIES. IF YOUR EYES TROUBLE 0 of the story of the lost cemetery where the remains of John Paul Offi ce King Street near Alakea. Phone Main parallels YOU COME TO US. 0 390. Jones were found. Another argument for cremation is that it reduces the cost of funerals. Saito and Muida, who pleaded guilty The cost is nothing. to taking a forcibly a move to distant places to take the remains of woman from Just a charge for glasses. It also enables families that railway train, were sentenced by loved ones with them to finally share, in some one spot, the last associations of Judge Dole to six months imprison None for our services. earth. Finally and most significantly, cremation keeps the dead from becom- ment each. ing a curse to the living. Judge W. J. Robinson, wife and DR. JOHN GODDARD, There is to be a public meeting soon at which a crematory for Honolulu child, and Mrs. R. J. Greene and Miss. will be considered. The occasion will be one which should attract all thought- Marion i Greene were departing pa sengers' obligations do not interfere, as they do among Catholics, in the transport Logan for ful men whose church San Francisco. with the adoption of such methods of disposing of the dead. With . . . Judge Dole yesterday po-tpon- the o sentence of M. A. Rego, for embez- zlement of postomce funds while po.-t-f- n H. F. WICHMAN & CO., A SCIENTIFIC ENTERPRISE. aster of Koloa, one week on account LIMITED. The efforts to down very deep toward the center of the earth have of sickness in Rego's family. jget BOX 342, never been successful. The deepest floor of the sea lies about eight miles below Memorial Day, Tuesday, May 30, will be a public school holiday. It is likely 1048 Fort Street, Honolulu. t the surface, but the deepest hole which man has drilled int6 the earth 's crust ... that several choruses ef children from one-tent- h many has not reached that distance. There are reasons why scientists the city schools will take part in the desire to sink a deep hole in the ground. Information might be obtained exercises at Nuuanu cemetery. JUST OPENED through this means relative to the origin of volcanoes. Geologists might be At Fisher, Abies Co.'s salesrooms "Procrastination is the Thief of Time." able to determine whether the earth is a condensed nebula or an aggregation the shooting privileges over the John cf solid celestial bodies fused together. Professor Baskerville, in an address Ii Estate. Ltd., lands brought $425 at last year, stated that the average weight of a cubic foot of' the globe as a auction. The purchaser was Kirk B. DONT Porter, whose are id whole is five and a half times greater than that of a cubic foot of the crust. associates to put be E. R. Adams, John Fleming, Ed- off starting that savings account. New This presents a possibility that the most precious metals are arranged accord- 1-- DIRECT IMPORTATIONGoods win Paris, Austin. Harvey and Gare WE PAY 4 2 PER CENT FROM JAPAN ing to weight at great depths under the surface. So if light could be thrown a meeting of At the trustees of the per annum and your money Is with- Finest of crepe, embroidered waist patterns, niece-- . on these scientific problems, much practical benefit might result to mankind. Chamber of Commerce yesterday, a shirt center drawable on demand $1.00 to $5000.00 doilies, table cloths, silk if Hal-loc- k in kimonos, cloisonne vases, lacauer As of of resolution favor of liberal ' wars an instance the gains a practical nature, Professor William salaries on one account. trays, of Columbia University, points out that if the coal deposits should ever to public school teachers carried by boxes, etc., at i become internal of globe the casting vote of President E. D. Further particulars apply exhausted, the heat the might be utilized to generate Tenney. The opposition was not to Nuuanu Street, steam power. Another professor declares that at great depths lie enormous the proposed liberality, but to the SAYFfiimA newly-discovere- d r supplies of uranium, thorium and radium, the metals from Chamber's interfering in the matter. Just Mauka of Hote which future generations will probably extract energy of all kinds. President Pinkham has met with lit- Flioeiis Savipgi, BnQding tsd Lou In view of these great possibilities, Mr. Chas. A. Parsons, the inventor tle encouragement from the Semite of the steam turbine, has written a thesis for the purpose of interesting capi- committee for having larger salaries talists to sink a hole ten or twelve miles through the crust of earth. His than those in the bill for Government the physicians. It is believed by mem- ihe bwellest of the Swell. estimates and suggestions show that such an enterprise could be accomplished bers of the Board of Health that no Building, if enough money were put up to carry it to a finish. A venture of this kind 7hysieian5 will accept the salaries of- Judd Honolulu would, of course, be looked upon as chimerical, but without doubt it would add fered with the onerous duties imposed, LADIES' I much to the cause of science and possibly the cause of industry. including that of holding autopsies. o ) Tarn Pong, on his plea of guilty to Guarantee Capital $ 200,00p.00 TAN SUEDE unlawful cohabitation, was fined $75 Paid in Capital $1,300,000. ) The rumor that the turbine system has done badly in large steamers is and costs by Judge Dole. A. S. Hum- not borne out by the authentic record of experience. Steamers of the Allan phreys, his counsel, had informed the "BRYN MAWR' line running between Halifax and Liverpool, propelled by turbine engines, court that he could not convince the have made seventeen defendant he had done wrong, as Tarn knots on a small expenditure of fuel. As a result the Pong felt he HENRY E. POCOCK, government but followed a Chinese is studying the system with reference to its adaptability to custom in taking another wife when Cashier. SHOE cruisers. An officer of the navy is now inspecting the turbines on the Allan his first one became too ill to do house- route and it is believed that his report, verifying the economy of the new work. District Attorney" Breckons took Oxford, Cuban Heel, Goodyear Welt Sole and Latest engines for vessels of high speed, will bring about their exclusive use by occasion to intimate that, when the We Have Just Received cruisers and mail liners. intention to enforce law A NEW LINE Pointed Toe. had become more fully known among of the $4.00. the Asiatics, he would ask for heavier Celebrated sentences. J Friends of Consul-Genera- l Saito say that the attacks made upon him at Kayser Patent Tipped the Japanese meeting are the work of a few malcontents, one of them a newly-arrive- d demagogue, and he has TO TOW TO HONOLULU. :.n MANUFACTURERS SHOE Co., that the support of the reliable part of the Silk and Lisle 1051 FORT Id. I - . STBFPT. Japanese community. There is no occasion for the Consnl-Gener- to resign, The Matson Xavigation Company's GLOVES. T rff his services having proved so acceptable to the government that he has lately steamer Rosecrans will tow the ship : been raised in rank. Falls of Clyde from Santa Cruz to The Tips of these gloves are Honolulu. The Rosecrans this aft- their strong point and never fail left to give complete ernoon to take On a cargo of oil satisfaction. Listen to this bleat from the calf pen: and For warm weather wear. Silk or Three artistic, new nouses, mod- tomorrow either the tugs Relief or Lisle Gloves are so ern improvements, Attorney General much cooler hot and cold Andrews was noted today in close confab with Defiance will take the Falls of Clyde and more comfortable than Kids, For Rent water, mosquito proof, three bed- L. A. For Rent Thurston on the street corner, after which Andrews headed from this port to Santa Cruz, where and are just as dressy. rooms each, fine location, rent, $30. 7 for the Advertiser office. she will be picked up by We have the "Kayser" Glove3 the steamer. in Somebody The ship Chilcott wi'.l tow- the following styles: should wean this calf before it is picked up and Marion be 2 sold for ed to Monterey tomorrow, Kayser clasp Silk Gloves in bob veal. where she only, per - will load oil and sail for Honolulu. white pair 65c. SEE- 122 S. King -- Kayser 2 St. O- Examiner. April 29. clasp Lisle Milanaise I would not be surpVising Gloves, tans and greys, per pair At downtown office daily from 21 a. if the two cruisers reported to have arrived at Toe. Vladivostok made W. M. CAMPBELL the outside passage from Eojestvenskv's fleet and that MILLINERY AT HALF PRICE TO- Kayser 2 clasp Silk Gloves, me- to 12:t9 p. m., or mill office, S to S p. their purpose is to the cruisers already there and form a flying DAY ONLY. dium quality, black or white, per squadron to operate along pair 85c. the Japanese coast and draw strength from Togo. There will be another big sale of fine Kayser 2 clasp Silk Gloves, iawx r m xmm o millinery today. double-tippe- at Claire's We will d, or soon black white, per As as her stage career was cut off, Madame Modjeska began to starve put on sale for today only our entire pair $1.00 and $1.25. The she one-ha- lf 2 Silk-mes- IN married was not able to prevent the catastrophe, as he was stock at just the real value. Kayser clasp h FOREIGN too. Gloves, LANDS starving, As the Madame looks back she probably regrets she Come early and get the best selection. black or white, per pair or in your not marry that did $1.00. native land when you are away from home, the into the plumbing business. You will find things SEMI-WEEKL- just as adver- Y GAZETTE will be tised. Remember the place, corner of found a most welcome O Something visitor; giving as it does a For eight Hotel and T'nion streets, upstairs. New in Our condensed summary of all the months ending March 30, Hawaii imported from the mainland local news of the Islands worth of Art Department and Honolulu. $,,35,913 merchandise. It would be interesting to know per- centage what The Boston coals Commenced Subscribe before you si art on your travels and you won't of this great sum might have been saved by producing the things today and sails for Cushion Tops of bought at home. it San Franc isco Kridav White Linen. These Tops are need to "wonder what is happening at home" while you are stamped for embroidering amd away. have a KAIMUKI LOF FOR small part already em- Price 50 cents per month or $s.oo Anyhow the taxpayers would soon SALE. broidered. Thus at a glance per year postpaid to any come to consider the countv act a gold proper the part of the United States. trick, the same as they did the other one. shade and stitch can be Foreign postage extra. ONE LARGE lot 200 feet by 300 feet; seen. HAWAIIAN best location in Kaimuki; one block GAZETTE CO., LTD. TJussia balks at the Japanese, from car PUBLISHERS. but she still keeps up her a line: must be sold this C 4-- mm a . .. Jew-baite- r. reputati as B. fie Vinrr - - month: no reasonable offer refused. F. EHLERS & CO. g j Jtionoiuiu, tiawau. Address X, Advertiser office. 123 8 Phone 88. GOOD GOODS.

1 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY ix, 1905. mm

One Coin am ioHerI F ' 1 ) A Matter The season's first cold ' J Of may be slight may yield j r to early treatment, but the I Jf I Guarantee J next cold will hang on x (5 The advantages of the system j longer; it will be ) fT. of corporate suretyship are sa more $ - obvious and the objections ta troublesome, too. Un- 9 ; fmi MafiV 4 Private guarantee are so mur

- and 80 great ir is surprts-- mBm'- mm ' tnat necessary to take chances iauer nt on that second one. Scott's iL ia: Emulsion is a preventive jjja as well as a cure. Take SOeTT'S EDID1SI0 when colds abound and you'll have no cold. Take it when the cold is contracted and it checks inflamma tion. heals the membranes t of the throat and lunes f ana me 4 arives cold out. W--BH- ! R; -- g. I , .JaSSKBk 7'M NHB V.li.iHI wm. irwin co., Send lto, for free sample. i 'li&Sl Wan. G. Irwin.. President and Manas! SCOTT & BOWflE, Chemists John D. Spreckels.. First Vlce-Presldo- af W. M. Giffard... Second Vtee-Preid- a 409-41- 5 Pearl Street, New Yarfc H. M. Whitney, Jr Treaawv SOc.andSl.OO All druggist Richard I vers Secretary ... A. C. Loveklm Audita Sugar Factors and Commission Afat AGENTS FOR THEJ SltaaBlaHNaiaSaWaiaBjawSaB French V 'SlilfSmf-'- ffirffift BBB ' ' Oceanic Steamship Come SmaXmrnrnmESmMmmmBW Of Ran Francisco, Cai. AGENTS FOR Perfumes! ODD FELLOWS' CEMETERY OF SAN THE CREMATORY IN THE FRANCISCO. f Scottish Union & National Company of Edinburg. tf? tt 0 Wilhelma of Magdeburg Geasr&i The Government Crematory on Quarantine Island is no uranee Company. The fines) in the World! THE QUESTION OF BURIAL Associated Assurance Compasf longer available to the public; therefore there is no place on Munich & Berlin. From the well known houses of Alliance Marine St General ROGER & GALLET VIOLETS; VERSUS MODERN CREMATION the islands where a wish for incremation can be carried out. 0 Co., Ltd., of London. beenvdecided a 0 Royal Insurance Company ot Ti FIVERS: HOUBIGANT; GUERLALV It has to call general public meeting at 0 pool, Alliance Assurance Ccmpaa BOIRGOIS. the vacant store, Young Building, Friday afternoon May 0 London. Including the following extracts: Editor Advertiser: I thought I had see the heart doee not hanker after. 0 Rochester German Insurant fine was say in 12th, at 4:15 o'clock when plans for providing a suitable pub- pany of N. T. IDEAL, CVTISE, PEAU DE ES written on every subject under the If a building erected, 0 one of our beautiful cemeteries, where- lic 0 PAGN'E, MARECHALE, ALSATIAN sun, but yesterday a triend came to in was exhibited the artistically crematory for this city will be presented. CLOVER. CHYPRE, JOCKEY CLUB, 0 WM. G. IRWIN me and asked me to give my views on beautiful urns containing the remains The Hon. S. B. Dole will preside; Dr. F. R. Day, 0 CO. HELIOTROPE. BOUQUET DES cremation. Said I, "Surely that is the of our dead, it would go far to over- 0 AMOURS, JICKEY, LA TREFFLE. end of come the prejudices and superstitions Hon. Wm. O. Smith, Rev. Wm. M. Kincaid, D. D., Mr. MANOX LESCAUT, PRIMA VIO it." we have inherited in favor of earth, AGENTS FOR LET A. There is a sentiment running through will burial. F. J. Lowrey and others speak. We believe you will Western Sugar Reflnlna Co., the human familv which causes us to cus- - it is a aimcuit matter to get r feel this a personal concerning yourself, your family Francisco. Cal. idea of incinerating tnms chanced, , and nrcmments in favor V matter Incomparable, Indescribable. revolt at the the V 0 O A. Baldwin Locomotive Works, bodies of loved ones. When, however, of incineration fall flat when brought V or friends, and that you will be present and will urge others delphia, Pa. we begin to philosophize we speak of home to any one who has lost a dear 0 Newall Universal Mill Co.. one. Still, if the plan that I propose Q to attend. Both ladies and gentlemen are invited. facturers of National Cane Bhrotf&a, LEWIS & Co Ltd. the cremation of the dead (meaning was put in operation, there are many Q 0 i of some other dead than our own) as New York. N. T. 169 KING STREET. Parafflne Paint Company, tea Fraa. 240-- -- 3 TELE PHONES 3 -- 240 being the proper and most sanitary clsco, Cal. disposition of what were once sentient Ohlandt A Co., San Francisco, Cab bodies. There is no one who cares to Pacific Oil Transportation Co., MS let his or her thoughts dwell on the in Francisco, Cal. 1 cinerating of those nearly connected with ns, although individually we may express the wish that for various reas Fire Insurance, ons we would like to be disposed of in that way. THE B. F, DILLINGHAM CO., ) Nowhere in the Bible is cremation lilMITED. mentioned. In fact, it was a calamity General Agents for Hawafl. r amongst the Hebrews to not have Atin Assurane. Company of Loaeess, earth burial. Still, in the vale of Phoenix Assurance company of Lon- Tophet, those who died of the plague . were incinerated. New York Underwriters' Agency. Mr The Persians and Hebrews wrapped Providence Washington Insurance Coas pany. the bodies of the dead in what pre- - , .. .. , A E'henix Insurance Company of Brook served tuem ior some time, wniie....tne tyn. Good Painting 11 Egyptians embalmed theirs so that, in UMmmi rM m m I Fourth Floor, Stangenjwald Building more to the value of property that climate, they could keep them for i adds all time. In China, earth burial is the than anything else could. siDe qua non. C. BREWER & CO., us give you an of cost. In Greece, however, all LTD. et estimate d property. were incinerated except suiciaes, Our painting protects your children and persons struck by Sugar Factors and Commiaaiea lightning. In Eome, until the fourth Merchants. century, they followed the Greek cus 1 " I LIST OF OFFICERS. Stanley Stephenson, tom. It began to be considered a -- TTpn pagan custom, ana eartn Dunai toox I Jr"" C. M. Bi e?:N Cooke, President; George M. Painter. Practical its place. rsot because earth burial iiLmii Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bishop, Phone 426. 137 King Street. is particularly Christian, as the Christ- - JkL 11 iifll t B :s' Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. Mac-farlan- e, We are not deaf and dumb, but we lans are taught that "flesh and blood 'tt cannot inherit the Kingdom ot Heav- Auditor; P. C. Jones, C. M. make Signs en," but they thought they would Cooke, J. R. Gait, Directors. take a shot at it any way. Japan, CHICHCotTCR'B tNClUK which seems to be taking the lead, NOTICE. NNYROYAL PILLS or following a close second in the sci GROUND PLAN --v. Origins! Bad Only fiunlae. cent ences, incinerates about fifty per SAN for of its dead. ODD FELLOWS' CEMETERY, FRANCISCO. In CHlllltMtK(ED mat Sold - ' " ' with bloo ribbon. Take no other. Kr fUM Phvsicians unanimouslv recommend ANT WOMAN OR GIRL. NEKDXNfl abtltotloo aad Irait-Uoa- cremation, on the grounds kelp or advice, is to communis 9IroHa j or your DrocfiV or vend 4e. lareelv that who would avail themselves of the op- invited rump for Portlealam. TeotlooonlaU the bacteria of contagious diseases rise sate, either in person or by letter, wlta 15. fi u Relief for LoHleo," tt lutm. br rr-- I portunity of placing their loved ones urn Moll. I O.0M Sold b to the surtace arter eartn Dunai ana in a Ensign Lu Anderson, matron of tne oi C'kleheotcr CaeooleoJ t o beautiful structure where they continue to spread those diseases and could see tLeir vessels containing them Salvation Army Woman's lad aatrial probably in an aggravated torm. As in conjunctiva with others whom they klsnis. No. 180 Kins street. the world advances in knowledge, we knew. find that the principal objectors to There are so many reasons why cre- HiMM-YOUM- fi among illit- THE VOD GO cremation are found the mation should be generally practiced , erate and superstitious. that it seems puerile to attempt to No one questions the fact that the mention them. We are of LIMITED. san- - aware t'.e Wedding disposal of the body by fire is for great expense of a modern funeral and XaVCFOEerriE-Ee- s itarv reasons the best o far invented. of the unnatural desire of even the wmgmmwmwmmmWmWmW knowledge of the chemical With our poorest to vie with his neighbor in ex- Cake Boxes components of the human body and pending large sums of money so nec- be dis- - that it must in the near future essary for th maintenance of those Nothing in town; prices ! no better Commission solved into those elements, there is left behind. The saving of cremation reason why we should not expedite the would be enormous. Although I am reasonable. I natural process, especially if such ac- sorry to say. that sanitary reasons do and Machinery tion on our part will result in the pro- not enter into the thought of private Don't tection of the living from possible con- Individ sals to the extent that it ought, THOS. G. THRUM, tamination. governments, especially municipal, find of numbers Shy At Stationers. Merchants The natural increase the it troubles them very nice-nes- s cities of the dean much. The 616 Tel. Main X7f and acreage of the of cremation and its cleanliness V. O. Box every center where tv The Alexander Young Building. has alarmed as well as the possible avenues it opens Beer as a beverage because some people misuse it. has congeste'd. Place them as for an exhibition of art, should mili- far as we will from a given vcenter and tate in its l?vor. There is more genuine merit as a tonic, as a blood maker in HAWAII SHINPO SHA. grow out to them and encircle we will The erematorv on Quarantine Island THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT-jt- g them to our ultimate discomfiture. For is the property of the govern- a good beer than you may have supposed. One trial of Catton. Neill & Co., Ltd city like Paris, Federal office. The publisher of Hawaii instance, in a great ment, and is definitely closed for pri-vat- e become intramural good beer will convince you, especially if it's Snlnpo, the only daily Japanese papsr. ENGINEERS and MACHINISTS cemeteries have use. Its purposes ae for inciner- - aallshed in the Territory of Hawaii. and closed up and new ones opened ation of thrjfe who surroundings is one die of uncertain, C. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor. until the whole possibly contagious, diseases, and. Y. SOGA, Editor, QUEEN AND RICHARDS STREETS. mass of corruption and in many locali- therefore, the necessity of there being are directly attributed to editorial and Printing Office UM ties diseases established a crematorv which would BEER tcUt at., above King. Phoae Mala tt. Honolulu is re-tub- ed n Although RAINIER Boilers with charcoal-Iro- these sources. be available for all who wish. or steel tubes; general ship work. vet in its infancy, some of us remem- I look forward to the formation of Doctors prescribe it because it is made right out of the ber when it was so far out to the Km? a stock c( mpany, whose shares should fit Hawaiian Realty and Maturity ft., cemeterv that we seldom went be by erec- very best materials. You'll like it. street to- taken the mas?'", and the Limited. there. Today it is gettine rapidly tion of an artistic building as a de- HORSESHOEING! ward the center of the city. Six ceme- positary for tho?e who leave us, and Estate, Mortgage, Loans ana been encir-ele- d Investment Securities. teries laid out bv us have for the erection of an up-to-da- fur- RAINIER BOTTLING WORKS, AGENT. bv homes of the living, and who nace, where the body would be reduced asas built os the installment plsnt their baleful effects on the liv- to a very small compass, a White San Office: Mclntyre Blag., Hono--M can tell his-tor- in brief Hustace Avenue CKewaloV Phone 131 ing? With our knowledge of the v space of time. 9. EL L. K. KENTWELL, of other cities, as well as OUT own. JAS. W. CTRVIX. Co., Ltd. we oneht to. individually, advocate . W. Wright cremation. Incineration is certainly A SAFE MEDICINE. effectual in preventing the possible Smoke f consequences of interment in the Mothers of small children need not COAST EASTER LILIES AND OUT IS FALLING ? evil hesitate to administer Chamberlain's TOUR HAIR earth. LILIES OF THE VALLEY. a public meeting Cough Remedy. It contains no opiate IF SO o GENERAL ARTHUR CIGARS conmectkm with their carriage hop I understand that or any Roses, Carnations and Violets. is be called to advocate cremation narcotic in form and may be the serrices oi is to pur- - given to a baby as con- CONSULT MRS. BARCLAY, GUNST-EAKI- N CIGAR CO. tc Having securesl and to form a corporation for the with much xe prefar4 to4t o oromatnrv. There fidence as to an adult. It always cures E. Irtt-da- ss thoer, they pose or .i.vi:.i'nr. " Mrs. M. Taylor Hotel Street, Next Elite Ice Cream est"""""1" i and cures quickly. sale by Distributors. tm m m no wav to sell gooas so wen a For Benson. .31 work iatrattrf tkem t is Smith & Co.. Ltd.. agents Alexander Young Building. Parlors. show them. Whai the eye does not for Hawaii. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY n, XQ05.

DANGER IN DELAY.

PROMPT ACTION MUST BE TAKEN Go ' i. -- TO p 'i ' ... ' PRE33EVE HEALTH. LUITEU BY JESS ilUODS THURSDAYS AND SUNDAYS. be- Bast Kilnoy troubles are dangerous on the cause they creep on so stealthily that matchless train HOW THE IISEULt YACHTING SEASON they get a firm grip on t:e victim be- fore he is aware of it. Tuoy manifest themselves in such varied forms that Overland OPENS SATURDAY they are easily mistaken lor other dis- TWiBLERS ABE WORKING eases. Make no mistake! Limited Do not delay! New cars and equipment, Sugar Cane .Saturday Trent the kidneys now! The initial games of the On night and Sunday next The kidneys are sick and will not get electric lights, library, League (name the Honolulu League the members of the Hawaii Yat ht well unless you use a ki incy medicine. reading ianip in every berth, ,7 is known by on the coast) were a topic Club will foregather at .the Doan's Backache Kidney Pills is the barber shop, club car, m 11 1 11 remedy for ,rV. during last few days. clubho to celebrate the opening of certain, safe and prompt best dining service, You eo to your barber, week after of discussion the !ss the kidneys only. Jt cures. It has route the most scenic, week, hoping the shampoo will cure The season opened up with a crack-in- g the yachting season. This was de- cured people right here in Honolulu, through Ogden or your dandruff. But the dandruff con- good game between the Elks and cided at a meeting of the directors A. J. Cahill, of Fort street, this city, City as badly as ever. The Salt Lake and tinues to form Although the second game held at noon yesterday. The chowder night watchman in the employ or trouble is you do not go at it in the Punahous. Messrs. T. H. Da vies & Co., Ltd., says: right way. The scalp is diseased, and was a runaway for the Reds still some will be held on Saturday night for the ' Whilst a young man I was a sailor you must cure it before your dandruff good slugging was seen. members and their friei ds and ample and at one time worked for the Inter-Islan- d Right to ever disappear. Simple washing will Barney caught the sphere on the sleeping accommodations will be fur- service. I was. however, oblig- will never bring this about. may un- losing nished. so that all remain over ed to give up sea life on account of trademark for a four sacker. ( til Sunday, when there will be two severe suffering from my back and Chicago ball in pumpkin vines. This kidneys. For I had tried various the the yacht races on the Pearl Harbor lochs. this In S days. For tickets, Ayer's Hair Vigor was the only home run of the day. It is proposed to run the first class remedies, but the one which restored me to health was Doan 's Backache reservations, etc.. Thissplendid hair preparation cures "Home Run" Bob started out by yacht race from the clubhouse to the ask agents of the mouth of Pearl Harbor, around the Kidney Pills procured at Hollister s dandruff because it cures the disease banging the ball up against the left Drug Store. They relieved me com- - of the scalp, and then the dandruff bell buoy off Honolulu harbor, and re- - field fence. He will probably put it pletely after years of suffering. If any j soon disappears for good. turn to the clubhouse at the Penin may Ayer's Hair Vigor will prevent dan- over before the season ends. sula. The handicaps for the second one desires further particulars he Southern Pacific apply to me. I am to be found at Van 613 Market Street. druff, and at the same time it will The Desha Brothers are having their class races will be decided on Satur- Dorn's Ship Chandlery, Fort keep your hair soft and glossy. day evening. street." Ban Francisco, U. S. A. troubles. George missed a line hit lou should get the same medicine Prepared by Dr. J. C. Arer Co.. Lowell. Mu . U.S. A. Commodore Picker is looking for in field. stepped a which helped Mr. Cahill. See that the drive left He into JACK CHESBRO. ward to a brilliant opening for the full name, DOAN'S BACKACHE KID HOLLISTER DRUG CO.. AGENTS. deep water faucet hole. The scorer yachting season. NEY PILLS, is on the wrapper and chalked up an error against Eddie, the Struck out By Sales, 6; by Kono, 3. refuse anv imitation. NOTICE. pitcher. error should go up Hit by pitcher Bell. Ring. Doan s Backache Kidney Pills are This The sold by all chemists and storekeepers against the ground keeper. Double plays Yamavvaki to Izumita-n- . yourself poisons Marvin Hart of Louisville, who de- at oO cents per oox. six boxes $2.0, or Don't drug with for Hampton will be mailed on of price by feeling a That little play between 1; 1. feated Jack Johnson, the colored receipt hadache and tired when Wild pitches Sales. Kono, .xrraer Co., Honolulu BATH and Cusack, when Hampton bunted 2 the Holhster ytaas&nt draught of "Our Celebrated Time of grfme hours. heavyweight, in ban .Francisco re wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Is Br mo Pop" will do the trick. while Cusack was sprinting home, was Umpire D. V. Cowden. cently, has been matched to fight John lands. Chocolate Creams, Cal. Lemon- a neat piece of work. Such work will S. F. Ex. ade,0rRoot Beer, Orange Cider and all Wille, the Chicago light heavyweight. kinds of aerated drink are the best land the Elks on the top of the list. NEW CLUB FORMED. in a six-rou- nd bout in this city on May En Sue was the quick REALTY the market. there with A large and enthusiastic baseball 8. TRANSACTIONS. n ARCTIC SODA WORKS. step Saturday. He certainly showed on ' meeting was held yesterday afternoon Bat Nelson has been offered $45 0 to UT Miller St.. Honolulu. H. T. the bases. 5 THE stop at o'clock at the Honolulu Iron box three bouts in May. Willie Lewis. Bushnell the crack little short Works to reorganize the "Employees' is out of the game. Baseball inter- Wrillie Fitzgerald and Kid Herman Entered for Record May 10. 1905. feres with his business. The Puns will Baseball Club" of the Works for the C. B. Reynolds & Co. League. being a num- have been picked to meet him, and it W Shaw G Rel miss him. Winter There E to Joao Clemento new ball-tosse- rs must be admitted that these three are Steere, reliable,-- ' will be ber of lately arrived A V Emmeluth by Tr to Waialua IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN the "old from employed far from dead ones. As a matter of Agrctl Co Plumber back in harness Saturday. He will the mainland and at Ltd L BUILDING MATERIALS: fact, they are about the best men of Yama-mot- o wear the Punahou uniform and guard the Honolulu Iron Works, the meeting Waialua Agrctl Co Ltd to DOORS, SASH, SHINGLES. was somewhat livelier and more en- their class boxing at Philadelphia. Nel- Suketaro the third cushion. son will do a few days' work Lark- 165 8. King Street. A thusiastic than usual. The members at Bishop & Co to N S Sachs Rel Tho ' la hoorm acain tn swat spur Builders Hardware at lowest rates. of the newlv- organized club are as fol before he departs. To box six H A Heen to Allen & Robinson Alakea street, mauka Sailors' Home. the ball hard. These hitters will be rounds it is not necessary for a boxer Tel. Main 61. hard to beat. lows: E. E. Dawes. C. J. Dillon. G. Ltd CM W Gribble. Harry Woods, T. F. Hon- - to kill himself training, especially a Kila, the new backstop for the Reds, L ,, like who always HARRISON MUTUAL ' fellow Nelson, takes Recorded May 3, 1905. is a good man. His work will be ll ' ' care of himself. filling - - R- - "UPSey' Roe' the best After ASSOCIATION watched with interest ,A- his Philadelphia engagements. Nelson Kananauli and wf to Waianae Co, J0.0-mnta1' S' Macy 3-- 8 Reuter will probably do the slab work P; RodJ,&oef' will go to he will box D; R P 3390, int in R P 1072 bldgs, 3,200, 137 Kamana. Butte, where Has bow has burled of its for the Kams on Saturday. It will Herrera on June 13 (Miner's Day). etc, Puhawai, etc, Waianae, Oahu. one-ha- lf S1000. members during the two and j probably be hard to find a man that sorry to say B 266, p 474. Dated May 2, 1905. years mem Cruz. H Honan. "I am it, but I am afraid Use since It organization. The can hold his speedy delivery. poor Terry McGovern will never be Ng Lan Chong to Ng Kwon Fu, B S; 1-- Moku-lei- a, Novelty bership fee will be raised to $5.60 on Saturday's crowd was not himself again," said Young Corbett int in Chong Sing Wai Co, Mills May 1, 1905. H. TOWNSEND, k $1000. B 274, p J. the usual rowdy, who thinks it is yesterday. "When I saw him in New-Yor- Waialua, Oahu. Secretary. smart to sit in the stand and hoot at J NOTES. he acted very badly. Sam Har- 100. Dated Apr 15, 1905. EXCELLENT FLOUR Wong Que to Wong Sau Tee. B S; some player who is there to play for Pitcher Bradsher of Trinity College ris had an actor in the show by the spectator. int in Chong Sing Wai Co, Moku-lei- a, the amusement of the This N. Col- - name of George Cohen, and McGovern CALIFORNIA FEU OO,, Agsnta at Durham, C. shut out Mercer Waialua, Oahu. $1000. B 274, p lee'e f hn nthpr Ha v arr in Hnincr crt rwir. became very jealous of him. McGov- player should be treated with respect 101. Dated May 1, 1905. There is a ; formed some great pitching feats. For ern got it in his head that he could YOU by the benches. The management . M A Richley and hsb to Cecil Brown, ARE PAYING RENT . . ten only eight men act better than Cohen, and Terry used cry Z .ui innings touched the M; por lot 1 blk 3, FOR A fine new miuuiu suiiit means iu luriai Lina ball the not a was to devote a lot of his time imitating Riverside Park evil. Rooting all very proper per- with bat and hit Subdiv, Hilo, Hawaii. $1000. B 267, p family is but made off him or a run scored and only him- - Imagine Terry trying to crack in the sonal remarks should be squashed. funny jokes and acting the part of a 398. Dated Apr 27, 1905. one man reached first base. Bradsher Keliikuewa Kaonaeha (widow) et als We willPIANOsell you one for $6.00 per of twenty-tw- o comedian. I understand he went back house the WASEDA VS. STANFORD. struck out men. to Charles Hart, D; por kul 8559B, month. Particulars at Coyne Furni- Porrlno OrVia v1 q irar! Kill Vi Ar, r Vin to the race track after he escaped from F Makapala, N Kohala, Hawaii. $250. ture Co., Phone Main 415. J. W. HALL. I Elks in 1903. and who is now umpiring the asylum in Connecticut and started i B 266, p 476. May 2. 1905. baseball campaign was held yesterday on in to bet on the races. I understand Dated - c . c .. the Pacific Coast was assaulted and your aiitfrnuuii on im- oiiiiiiuiuj .uii.ui the bookmakers barred him and C R Collins to Walter E Shaw. D; Are friends getting fair? OCTOPUS badly beaten around the head by a that Is life no gray in I When the smoke of had disap- ball-play- blk K, Kapiolani Park Add. Honolulu, there and their hair? battle er Per-rine- 's wouldn't take his money, which was peared was who took exception to Oahu. $150. B 266. p 478. Aug If so they are using it found that the colors of ex- only right. When a man is in his right Dated representatives of decisions. The player was 11, 1904. at'the the valiant diamond pelled from the League. mind he hasn't any too many brains j the Japanese Empire, who had been to play the races." Dan Leong by Tr to P A Dias, L; Hick's Freckle Cure and Hair Mi-- por ap 1 1280 bldgs, AQUARIUM sent over to this country by the j Golf. Poor Dave Barry got his at Taco-m- a R P and Waikele, Restorer. kado to teach Uncle Sam's 'varsity on May 2. He went up against Ewa. Oahu. 5 yrs at $35 per mo. B AAA 263. 432. 1905. balltossers how the national game Sunday will be one of the largest Tom Burns of Chicago. Dave fought n Dated May 1. Sold by MISS WYNN, Hair Dressing ! should be played, were in the L Dortch to Julia H Afong, D; HOURS: trailed golf days that Haleiwa has ever seen. a great battle but lost on points. This F Parlor, Richards Street. can-- ck pc dust. While the little browrn men I gives Barry a set-ba- that will be land bldgs, etc, Manoa, Honolulu, except 10 a. m. to leather-covere- Nearly every one on $5000. 266. 479. Dally, Sunday not handle the d ball the island who hard to overcome. Oahu. B p Dated Apr I p. m. . with the same dexterity that they pro- can swing a golf club will enter the 20, 1905. 7 p. Saturdays p. m. to 9:30 m. pel the cannon ball, their work yester-- tournament that will be held the Julia H Afong to F L Dortch, Rel; NEW Sundays 1 p. m. to 9:30 p. m. at Two Good Pulls. pc day was little short of marvelous. country resort on the above mentioned land, bldgs, etc, Manoa, Honolulu, Barring a desire to keep the ball con- - day. Saturday night will be a strong one Oahu. $5000. B 266, p 479. Dated Apr tinually In motion when the opposing 20, 1905. The beautiful silver cup will again in the tug-of-w- ar tournament. The ...cU u.. iu uxSC, be played lucky plaver Lilia Kapua and hsb to Luhe and wf, John Neill uu for and the first pull will be between Roads & 1045, in field was very good, most of - D; int in por gr Onomea, Hilo, English the wno SUCCeeds in winnine- will cerra.lv 13S Merchant Street. the misplays being wild throws due to j ha the DieaoUre of rar Bridges and the Fifth District. The Hawaii. $25. B 266, p 481. Dated MACHINERY BOUGHT, SOLD AND over-anxiet- y. This fault will undoubt- - Prizes for the best gcore and Roads and Bridges have most of the June 18, 1900. edly be overcome by diminutive Luhe and wf to Onomea Sug Co D; the second place wiU also iven- - old Pacific Hardware team. This team, NQINEER'S AND BUILDER'S SUP Japs when they have bucked up por gr 104-j- , Kawainui, Hilo. Hawaii, An automobile party will be the as every one knows, was one of the Pickles 266, p 4S2. May 3, 1905. PLIES. against a few more American teams. guests of the hotel on Sunday. This m. B Dated BLACKSMITHING. They are wofully weak with the strongest ever prouueeu m rxctwuii. me L Kekoanui and wf to J Waiohinu, 4 paiij is goniij iu imiKe a trip around n neavy willow, however, notwithstanding that instrict nas a team aau D; R p 4726, Kemau 2, Hamakua, MIXED tne island and tn wiU d a f will give the old champions a hard i2 PICKLES. they have a good eye at the plate. On- hours at Haleiwa. Hawaii. $13. B 266, p 484. Dated Jan PICCALILI PICKLES LAlfc FIUIION ly six men swished empty fight. The second pull will be between 2 1872 the air in a On Saturday afternoon there w 11 be CHOW CHOW PICKLES attempt the Kanikeau and the Kanikauwca L Kekoanui and wf to Waiohinu choice futile to locate the sphere. an eisrhteen hole medal nlnv haniir:m J CAULIFLOWER PICKLES We have Juest received a teams. Koth tnese teams are composed (k) et al, D: 58 50-1- acr land, Kemau ONION selection of late fiction by the most tournament at .uanoa. a large num- - ,. o - - qtiH when thpv start there PICKLES, the wood against the horsehide. Most entrjes - ' 2, Hamakua, Hawaii. $62. B 266, p GHERKIN popular authors. ber of have Deen made f W1U De mucn to 100K al- - Ll,n on PICKLES. of were of scratchy 484. Dated Jan 2, 1872. T their drives the competition ana no aouot some lively v,io i RED CARRACIE PtcK-- ira - lac rmll sure tr be evtremelv to M Hawaiian News Comply variety, as but one or two of the play- olav wI11 De xne result, 0n Joshua Waiohinu and wf F and WALNUT PICKLES. Unapk svv ... . . June the neavy. At the nresent time it is hard Swanzy, por gr 1557 7-- ers have nrrinirerl, the rf - nir. i D: and int in Alexander Young Building. inn, mere win oe a ioursome compe to pick a winner. ing freely at the ball. On the bases tition ,.f thp Mannn R P 4726, Hamakua. Hawaii. $1950. B the Japs are veritable demons and the Interest is growing so rapidly in the 266. p 485. Dated Apr 26, 1905. PICKLES known all over the world. manner in which they tore up the i tug-of-w- ar that the Japs and Chinese Frank Furtado to Hamakua Mill Co, BEAD ADVERTISER-WORL- D'S in sliding: to sur- THE are forming teams and intend to have L; por lot 24, Paauilo, Hamakua, Ha- earth the cushions soon. Sold at-- YOKOMIZO prised the onlookers. Taking it all in NEWS DAILY it out On the cleats some time waii. 5 yrs at $35 per an. B 263, p Dealer in all the Waseda team put up an excel- - 433. Dated Feb 1, 1905. FIREWOOD, BALLAST STONE. lent article of baseball considering all Geo W Farr and as Tr and by mteee OOfOOO'fOi to 1 24 SAKTI and VAlTVPlATTOV PAPK1 tne msanvannges tney naa to contend a 0 William Wolters, D; lots to C. 0. YEE HOP Sl CO. with. Following is the summary: v WHAT I WANT' (incl) blk 10 Kapahulu tract, Honolu- ' JUST Will submit tenders for excavating lu, Oahu. $1750. B 266, p 487. I STANFORD, a A Dated and grading. Hauling at reasonable if Mar 29. 1905. ) am nervous and run down rates. Office, Nuuanu and Beretania Players. AB.R.BH.PO.A.E "I Geo W Farr and as Tr by afft of streets. Dudley, 4 o o o 1 now, but I will be all right in a rf. i i T k yk? o mtgee to Nils Hagen, Fore Affdt; lots Dry 2 1 1 t. o j Cleaning Bell. 2b 3 1 24 0 'W week." to (incl) blk 10, Kapahulu tract. Garments cleaned by process Fenton. 3b 5 Honolulu, Oahu. B 266, p 489. this at ! CURES NERVOUS MEN. 0 Dated Sales, p 4 o o 3 e 0 sft' IT The FORD i -- V?JV CURES BACK PAINS. Apr 17, 1905. Mrs. A. M. Mellis' Presley, lb 5 0 A Lewis Jr to Samuel S Peck, Rel: Dressmaking Establishment. Lewis. If. 3 0 2 0 1 1 $ M CURES STOMACH TROUBLES. T por kui 4452. etc, bldgs, etc. Vineyard Sachs Block, Honolulu. Colbert, cf. 5 i 0 ft ft (s a w a The Car of Satisfac- i zkk iSfm Dr. McLaughlin's Electric Belt is a Y St, Honolulu. Oahu. $1. B 262. p 56. SATISFACTION GUARANTmn Trobridge, ss 3 popular remedy nowadays. It is the A Dated Apr 11, 1905. Stott, c 4 only remedy which will cure while you Samuel S Peck and wf to Est of Ely tion. sleep. Just put it on when you go to Peck Exors of, D: por kul 4452, etc, Only double opposed cylinder car Totals. 37 9 10 27 fJ.V WjL -- A bed. feel the warm, glowing vitality and bldgs. Vineyard St. Honolulu. Oa an today price t going into your weakened parts and 0 hu. $12,000. B 266. p 492. Dated Apr 1182 Union Street. the market at its or - ear it. restoring their life and vigor, and not 11, 1905. BOARD AND ROOMS, Players. AB.R.BH.PO i A 4" 'Hi mS4 a moment's inconvenience. -0 Young Tuck to Y Anin. Rel: pc land first class board. Meals 94.M Call and see It at warerooms on 4 26c; Tamawaki. c cor King- and Kekaulike Sts. Honolulu. r week. Meal tickets $4.50. Merchant Street. j And you don't have to dose 0 Bst Suyama. 3b 4 Oahu. $4200. B 256. p 301. Dated May al In the city for the money. 4 0 0 01 1 9 your poor stomach with nasty SCHUIAN CARRIAGE COMPANY, LIMITED. t Shishinchi. rf lift 3, 1905. j Hashido, ss 4 does. - I drugs. This shows what it CJ) to o Kanani Aea and hsb John p .3 o 1-- Kono. yfa4 i v 0 2 in ap 3 ' RHEUMATISM AND STOMACH CATARRH CURED. Mana and wf. D: int R P TO PICNICS, Drives, etc.; holds 24 Oshikawa, 2b 2 " 0 o 135 kul 1550. Kaakopua. Honolulu, Oa- 3 DR. McLAUGHLIX Dear Sir: One could not imagine the siege of 0 If you want the best for parsons ; cost $4000 Swell Izumitani. lb hu. $135. B 266. p 494. Dated May the least The Taint . suffering I passed through trouble and rheumatism. I money in Clothing Ob:ira, cf. . .3 from stomach 2. 1905. and Gents' Fur- NEW TALLY-H- O at Suzukai, If. 9 JB was subjected to severe drug treatment, stomach pump treatment and nishing Goods, try diet treatment, without the least relief. I grew disgusted with them ago. days O j GIVE CHAMBERLAIN'S PAIN GLOBE TERRITORY STABLES Totals. . .29 1 2 :V13 8: all. and as a last resort tried your belt two years In three CLOTHING CO. 0 I could fling away my cane and in three months was a new man, en- BALM A TRIAL. 64 Hotel Street. By innings-Stanfor- d. 1 2 3 my 0 4. .S3 tirely cured, and felt better than I had for years. Several of - No other liniment affords such Wie. S4 S. Kinar St. Ph Wi . .. .1) 0 3 2 (1 i 2 - 0 friends have since purchased your belts. I would not part with mine j 1 1 v prompt relief from rheumatic pains. No Base hits 0 1 4p x for $1000 if I could not get another. Yours truly. 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 other is so for deep All the new Laws are being Waseda 1 JOHN B. GUAY, Tomales, Marin Co., Cal. 0 valuable seated Pure Wines Base hits 0 1 This man was " pains like lame back pains in published in the Commercial Rec- 00000U cured two years ago. and the SUMMARY: I will send you my FREE BOOK, with full information, sealed, 0 chest. Give this liniment a trial and and Liquors ord in handy shape for reference free if you will send this ad. become acquainted with its remarkable Three-bas- e 0 Family Trade Solicited. prior to their publication in booK hit Stott. m. g. 906 qualities and you will never wish to First base on called balls Off Sales. 0 dr. Mclaughlin, MslAcisco0VcAiUI8 0 be without it. For sale by Benson, Lovejoy & Co. form, 3; off Kono, 3. Smith & Co., Ltd., agents for Hawaii. Nuuakw St. Phose 308 - TH WroiFTO UUMMIKCDOD KDVMHTI1M. HOlfOLUEP, MAY n, xfvj, 7

CORRESPONDENT TELLS OF QTBER PEOPLE'S I COMING CHINESE UPHEAVAL MIGHTY GOOD SiW Abraham Lincoln

Heralding an uprising of revolutionary- - was one of the shrewdest men the forces in China, W. C Bunner, That the Ellefords this season are a who ever lived. He saw through old-tim- e newspaper men an man of San Francisco, passed through Honolulu on versatile company was demonstrated straight into their very hearts, and he said this : Tuesday on the steamship Korea, en route to China. last evening when they appeared be- "You can fool some of the people all the time, and all of the cap- Mr. Bunner stated that he was attached to the Examiner staff, with spe- fore another packed house in the people some of the comedy time; but you can't fool all the people all the cial reference to the. disaffected Chinese of the Empire. He said that he had ital and humorous "Other People's Money." The play is very time." Leen sent to get in touch with the revolutionists, in preparation for any up- admirably constructed and the humor Has anybody ever summed up rising that might take plaee Xippon-Russ- o more forcibly a striking char- when the war is over. He stated natural. The entire performance was acteristic of the American people of that there is at present an unusual state of affairs among those generally op- given in fine style and if the company you and your friends? posed to the present ruling dynasty. Dr. Sun Yat Sen, the Honolulu Chinese continues to keep up their excellent Lincoln made that statement forty years ago, and today one may they who was educated at lolani College, this city, heads the revolutionary forces, work they rest assured that phrase alone of it is so full of truth that you should keep it always or those who would upset the dynasty and put a new , or even a will be greeted with crowded houses during the engagement. before you. Today you cannot fool all of the people even some of president, on the throne. Leung Chi Tso heads Bow Wong the movement, George Hernandez as Hutchinson the time. which supports the Emperor as against the , and then there Hopper had the leading- part and he are the guerilla bands, for- Now, you know what is arrayed both against the imperial troops and the very happening in the wool market. Raw eigners, or the Boxers, to be plain. was amusing in it. Chas. Edler gave a good performance of wool is 40 per cent higher than ever before, and clothes will conse- To secure the of all three classes is the great task which eccentric some Chinese has him. says Mercenas Clumc the man with a quently cost more. It is a ticklish situation for everybody who is before Mr. Bunner that Ho Ying, although wooden leg. Pietro Sosso was a trifle that, he says, is not his true name, is the man who might be chosen to lead heavy but he played Oliver Starbird not willing to face it squarely. Already there is painfully visible the armed hosts to Ho says was battle. Ying, Bunner, in South Africa during witlf decided appreciation of the neces some wild scurrying for cover the Boer war, and learned the ways of the Boers. The Boer tactics he proposes slties of comedy. Miss Auda Due gave before the storm breaks. to make use of in drilling his troops. pleasing performance of Tielka Van "Mercerized" goods are entering the field in troops. You know while Miss Myrtle Selwyn made "There is a good deal of about Japanese Chi- Sittert talk the Empire Japaneseing the the most of Margery Hopper. Her what they are worth in durability and 'character. There are other nese Empire," said Mr. Bunner. "That is no doubt true, but when a China- specialty, "Trolley Ride" was deserved- man learns anything he beats the Japanese in the end, and the Japaneseing of ly encored. Miss Anna Dodge also fabrics which are not even mercerized practically straight Ala- China means that in time China will swallow Japan." added many laughs in the character bama cotton. In some cases consciences are being salved with of Mrs. Hopper, Messrs. Marion and short O Howe left nothing to be desired in weight woolens substituted for regular weights. Others are made (b) "Beneath the Southern Cross." the roles of Painter Dean and BAND CONCERT AT (c) "Mars and Venus." Josephus. "Other People's Money" up from raw material in which cotton and wool have been carded PART n. will be the bill again 'this evening. or very mixed together before being spun. Most of these impositions ROYAL HAWAIIAN Vocal Hawaiian Songs. arr. by Berger The comedy was preceded by a pretty story of the South entitled "A are so cleverly manipulated that even experts are hard put to it Mrs. N. Alapai. act."3 Intermezzo "Seminole" Alstyne Virginia Romance" in one The was given in fine style and to say by scrutiny which is the honest piece and which the "queer." This evening at 7:30, the band con- Old Sweet Song" . . . . playlet "Love's Bucalossi Selwyn, Messrs. Sosso, will be March Capitan" Sousa Miss Lamont, The only absolute test is the Caustic Potash Bath the Stein-Bloc- h cert at the Hawaiian Hotel. "El gave good ac- 'The Spangled Banner." Marion and Fent all a Following' is the program: Star count of their several characters. Wool Test described in this space last week. V PART L Dr. Albert Fensch, representing the Our Spring stock of Stein-Bloc- h clothes is now here. Any suit 'March "The Yankee Girl" Lampe World-Heral- d of Omaha, is on the PROBLEM TO SOLVE Overture "The Calif of Bagdad"... transport, accompanied by his son, will stand the wool test as well as the test for fit and style. Boieldleu Francis. They are en-rou- te to the Ballad "Alice, "Where Art Thou"... Philippines. Both went about yester- IN TORRENS COURTS .' Asher day seeing the town, visiting the Suite "Looking Upward" (new) Aquarium and the Annex. Dr. A peculiar point arose in the Land Sousa Fensch says Honolulu is the most causing (a) "By the Light of the Polar Star." beautiful country he ever saw. Registration court yesterday, M. Mclnerny, Ltd. Judge Weaver to continue a hearing Corner Merchant and Fort streets. until authorities could be consulted. The late John Magoon had petitioned some time before his death for a reg- istered title to land at River street, near the Japanese Methodist church. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE) FOR THE BENEFIT EVANGELISTS FIRST CIRCUIT. TERRITORY When the first survey was investigated OF HAWAII. IN PROBATE AT It was found to encroach six feet on OF HONOLULU PORT CHAMBERS. the premises of a Japanese society. (Continued from Page 1.) The hearing had therefore to be ad In the Matter of the Estate of Kea-lo- ha yes- Many hands, all over the church were Rees (w), Deceased. vertised over again and it fell due Tenney raised. Then those who wished pray- terday. This was three days after the President will appoint a point committee of the Chamber of Com- ers for themselves were asked to ex- Order of Notice of Petition for Allow- death of the petitioner and the press the request. There was a large ance of Final Accounts and Dis- that caused a continuance was whether merce, to act with a corresponding one response. Dr. Ostrom then offered an charge in this Estate. the petition survived the petitioner in from the Merchants' Association, with blessing es- On reading filing petition revived, earnest prayer, calling a and the court or would have to be if a view to having all imports of foreign pecially on those who had raised their and accounts of Wm. K. Rees of Ho- the registered title was to be procured, merchandise, so far as possible, en hands. nolulu, Oahu, executor of the will of by the legal representatives of the sang Kealoha Rees, wherein he to be at the Honolulu custom house. The congregation then another asks decedent's estate. tered verse of the hymn and Dr. Ostrom ask- allowed $98, and he charges himself It would appear that the Torrens It was shown at the meeting of say they with $98, and asks the tame may not piovide ed those who wished to that that law of the Territory does trustees of the Chamber that a con had been neglectful and wished to re- be examined and approved, and that a case, so that the point will for such siderable amount of goods imported for consecrate their lives to rise. Many a final order may be made of distribu- have to be cleared up by consulting tion of property remaining in his local consumption past year was responded. Again the evangelist asked the the general probate authorities. 4the those who were not church members hands to the persons thereto entitled, entered and passed at New York, New but who wished to make their first and discharging him and his sureties JOSEPHINE BURNETT. A SAFE SPECULATION. Orleans and San Francisco. Collector stand for Christ to rise. There was an from all further responsibility as such If you have an attack of rheumatism Stackable represented that this busi inspiring response. After a word of executor. and Chamberlain's Pain Balm gets you ness abstracted so much credit from prayer Mr. Butler sang, "Shall I Let It Is ordered, that Monday, the 5th. days, will not Him in." The beautiful song closed day of June, A. D. 1905, at 10 o'clock back to work in a few it the port of Honolulu which should tell a. pay several over? There the service though many remained to j m., before the Judge of said court for itself times of appropriations by Con- at court room of the said court Getting back the is no need of suffering from rheumatism on behalf speak to the pastors or Dr. Ostrom. the or six weeks incurring the gress for harbor improvement. at Honolulu, Island of Oahu, be and for a month same hereby is appointed as vigor, expense of a large doctor's bill, when A by the mercantile the the "old circular issued Every suit individual no two alike. time and place for hearing said peti- a few applications of this liniment, of Boston to induce customs en- - V. , . - . . 1 bodies is motto of Geo. A. Martin, accounts, person blues a: nil n rtrt At1t4 ntirO This the tion and and that all Nothing causes so much discouragement, ! tries at that port was an exhibit at j the tailor Merchant street, next post- - interested may then and there appear and despondency as the realization that one is you. For sale by Benson, Smith & Co, any agents for Hawaii. the meeting. office. and show cause, if they have, "not so vigorous as a year ago." Ltd., why the same should not be granted, The great trouble is that people in a run down and may present evidence as to who condition usually sit back for a while and wait are entitled to the said property. And will feel soon. that notice of this order, in the Eng- and hope that they better lish language, be published in the Pa- Hoping will not restore the tired nerves to their ww. - Zl$'i'&srr Its newspa- rm I.r, i AwriVi. fvt Rimfcr? t cific Commercial Advertiser true strength. per, printed and published in Hono- - ' ... .7 . t X, fKRWWi.' V .Wl I The nerves are tired and sick they have been r. " Mi lulu, once a week for three successive weeks, the last publication to be not won't do work in the right -- abused and they their N,rfr rvr9 t ti r ,T se i Twt w,' way they been fed new power and less than two weeks previous to the until have time therein appointed for said hear- built back to their old strength ; then you will feel ing. the old vigor again. the rzr.uvn xr mttwxs Dated at Honolulu, this 26th day of You can get back the "old vigor" with Paine's April. 1905. Celery Compound quicker than in any known (Signed) LINDSAY, JR., y;rv -- wM !M ALEXANDER way. V f i .! I"" Second Judge of the Circuit Court of The reason is Paine's Celery Compound feeds jfif. rpnyuKp .fto lti OR Circuit. rrXU-SS- FTSSEjr. jg the First new power to your nerves. It gives them vitality TflS THE IATB Attest: and strength. Get your nerves right and your WM, R. SIMS, On tic firw j rt$! "vigor" will be right. tWHfi rv, i " i.t! Kr Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Circuft. worn-ou- person lt X $Mtrfvt let w a First "Restoring a t to the old 7088 April 27, May 4, 11, 17. Vigor" Miss Burnett sums up in this sen- tence exactly what Paine's Celery Compound does. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Oct. 1, 1904. Wells & Richardson Co., Burlington, Vt. "Paine's Celery Compound is ' w is Hw''----- 1t?T",v,' At the annual meeting of the P Gentlemen: pNitiri!ttal . lrW t- - certainly the acme of perfection in restoring u- - JPW1dfWi r,rtT Leong Sha Association held on May 1, a worn-ou- t person to the old vigor. Last 1905, these officers were elected to serve spring I worked very steadily, often from for ensuing year as follows: I en- the twelve to fourteen hours a day. had iwit-- f tS ityvi V1 ,,.ft Lung Chong until that time, but soon tri President Chan good health Vice-Preside- joyed nt Lee Kai excessive labor with irregular -.- for found that my v Chinese Secretary Lui Yau Sa told on health. 1 meals and too little rest J. a ... Jx rw" 5:. ,., , ! Chinese Secretary. .Yee Look I became nervous and irritable, suffered tywmi fcyi? Assistant headache, heartburn and indigestion, r m ',ff'r.. ; English Secretary Lau Kui from . -- : English Secretary .Tom Foo memory, and at times everything :. Si l. " tm f Assistant with loss of !Vvf Sal would become black before my eyes. One Treasurer Chau my club friends had been restored through Assistant Treasurer ... .Chan Jok Chou of Compound and I La.u Yicte the use of Paine's Celery , - - j . i i " ftH Auditor surprised Ji. r""i f4ftVjP was agreeably r .';' . - - fcjr j w decided to try it and 4 .ui PO LEONG SHA ASSOCIATION. relieved me and assisted (0- , I . i ' .'Jt ! DATJ - w KUI, to find how soon it . ., j . i M '., Per her work and restore me , iwwSBn ' ( ' f. f'v nature to perform ' ; ;t . ;f - j 7099 English Secretary. .'. J . :i condition, thin three weeks .... . Wf-:- fit& 3trriw to a normal I . - A ft.j". i ;.(;- .': IP; had vJ I strong again and have j m .. 4f3r-- i w (pifel i -- felt well and 30O no trouble since "Josephine Burnett, Beroist Bldg., St. Louis, Mo., ' Louis Young Woman's Literary Club. .'I i-- t- ( . ;th it-- there must fe - ' When vou stop and think of ! ;t -'- .. "'r.- i ivi nii j;-.- ir v? '. .v ? maze. ., a pretty 'good reason for Paine s Celery Com- fll 'i used tonic m me 4 ., , universally ' pound being the most Ct &r v" v" ''' world for over 17 years. . . J;-- Ji ... , of Fames ' - ,v" ...... a, ... . Some few years ago the formula i,iaNe k- sent to every registered t, v,- i b Celerv Compound was sent doctor in the United States (it is always' to registered doctors on request) that is wnj " is constantly prescribed by broad-minde- d doctors flKT-- vV- - tvrc,- ttsm . Twft rfitiin , .w, everywhere. Tr. - IHJ X Remember this Paine's Celery Compound is 1 the prescription of one of the most famous physi- cians known in medical annals Prof. ? Phelps, of Dartmouth University. All reputable recommend and sell PRESS CENSORSHIP IN RUSSLA.. druggists regarded as objectionable by the Tress Censor in Bussia. Paine's Celery Compound. Thi, metare 9 the method of blocking out matter 30. The column preceding the blocked part is a duplicate paper i a copy of the London Times of September WELLS, RICHARDSON CO. The to obliterate. same eotansi, and shows the matter it was thought advisable . BURLINGTON. VERMONT- - cf the ' " nfimE S PXCIFIC CDMMERCIAEADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY ii, zfDS.

ler. P. A. Owen. Harvie. C. A. Rev FRATERNAL MEETINGS nolds. D. B. McKibbin, Wiekiiffe and DAY Cattle ft Cookt. Ltt J. K. Allen THIS JUDGMENT The change in conditions in the army HONOLULU. MEETING NOTICE. mm since 1855 is indicated by this extract from Mrs. Lane's account of "Old Days Auction Sale COMMISSION MERCHANT! The regular meeting of Camoes Cir in the Old Army." C- - place tie No. 1:40, of F., will take "The pay per for a first lieu- 11. 1905, month this Thursday evening, May at REVERSED tenant of $93 SUGAR FACTORS. Vine mounted rifles was vast ",:Z0 o'clock, at San Antonio Hall, ASJEFEIISE wealth it seemed to me. More would Attractive yard street. not have been useless for there was noth- AGENTS FOR The charter members, who did ing to buy. so the commissary bill Nearly New The May 1, 1905, are that Ewa Plantation Co. mttend the meeting of was the only one we owed monthly, The Waialua Agricultural requested to come to this meeting, and Mensuration Married Women's Rights except wages Enticing Os.. Forest Denial by servants' and one to the mil visiting companions of the laundress, and we saved money. The The Waimea Sugar fraternally invited to be present. ONLY A SMALL HOUSE BUT THE Mill Ca, re in Hall Divorce Affirmed A Verdict commissary furnished only necessary The Fulton Iron Works, St. 1 Per order articles of food at that time, such as FURNISHINGS ARE DAINTY. The Standard Oil Co. JOHANNES F. ECKARDT, Secretary. coffee, flour, sugar, rice, ham and pork, The George F. Blake Steam 5100 Financial Pleading. Sustained. which list of eatables did not offer Weston's Centrifugals. much to tempt the appetite; the day of Thursday, May II, 1905, The New England Mutual Llf ENCAMPMENT ance Co., POLYNESIAN canned meats, vegetables and fruits AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M. of Boston. O. O.. F. Insanitv will be the defense of Philip A decision of the Supreme Court re- was not yet. The Aetna Insurance Co., of NO. It L Mr. L. Kenalce, H. Xaone to the awful charge of mur- verses the judgment in favor of plain- Butter, eggs and chickens were At the residence of ford, Conn. brought to the post sometimes from 1256 Kinau street, between Piikoi and The Alliance Assurance Meets every first and third FRIDAY dering his wife on October 8 last. This tiff in the ejectment suit of First Na- Co., f 7:30 p. m., In Odd the ranches, eighteen or twenty miles Keeaumoku streets. den. ftC the month at fact was placed beyond doubt yester tional Bank of Hawaii vs. J. D. away, the owners running of Iron and Brass Beds, Hair Mattres- Pellows' Hall, Fort Street-Visitin- g the risk cordially Invited to day in the examination of jurors. At- Gaines, J. M. McChesney and Alice being murdered by the Indians every ses, Pillows, Linen. Morris Rockers, brothers t, Andrews is as- trip very-abundan- Mahoganv Oak Chairs, Fancy Attend. torney General L. being McChesney. Justice Hart well, author they made. Game was and YOUR FAULT GEHRING, C. P. sisted in the prosecution by Arthur M. by and almost at our door; Tables, Cherry Sewing Table, Cala H. of the opinion, is joined therein deer, Sideboard, Closet, Cut If your teeth are not L. L. LA PIERRE, Scribe, Brown as associate counsel, and Ches- turkeys, partridges and ducks bashes. China in per- Chief Justice Frear and Circuit Judge could be found right around the post Glass, Berry Sets, Punch Set, Glass fect condition, the fault is your Doyle as officer of his depart- One-ha- own. yo ter the De Bolt. Smith & Lewis appeared for Fort Inge. Texas), while the lovely. ware, Tea Set, lf Dinner Set, Consider their value and LODGE NO. 1. up you will tit EXCELSIOR ment who has been working the plaintiff, and J. W. Cathcart for de- clear stream that ran just back of the Table Cloths, Napkins, Knives and realize it is your duty to give them immediate tr J L O. O. F. evidence. J. J. Dunne for the defense fendants. The law of the case is thus house was filled with magnificent bla?k Forks, Silverware, Sectional Bookcase, atten- rif bass, which were easily caught, Handsome Dinning Room Table, Oak tion. The coat is so little and yo had Frank E. Thompson with him at in syllabus: and we guarantee every TUESDAY evening at stated the often weighed six and eight pounds." Box Seat Dining Chairs, White En- we won't hurt you, ! Meets the opening of the trial and entered is no decayed Hall, street. "An assignment of a leasehold may amel Bureaus, Curtains. Blinds. Mir there excuse for tn Odd Fellows' Fort the names of C. P. Clemons and W. A. teeth. :,Visiting brother cordially Invited to be made by husband to wife, being in ELECTRIC LIGHT STATION. rors, Stove, Pictures, Cloisonne Ware, Kinney as other associate counsel. Center Rugs, kttend. the nature of a gift, and not a con- The following bids were received by THE R. A. WOODWARD, N. G. The first objection raised by the de CHOICE PALMS. EXPERT DENTISTS. J tract within the purview of the stat- the Superintendent of Works F. L. Ferguson, D. L. LA PIERRE, Secretary. fense and overruled by the court was Public for Small Rugs, Oil Cloth, Garden Hose, D. S., Mgr. ute, Section 2251, Rev. Laws, preclud- ry 215 to the application of the law of 1905, constructing a one-sto- brick build- Hotel St. Opp. Young Bldg. ing contracts between husband and Grass Cutter, Tools, Etc., Etc. da PACIFIC REBEKAH LODGE, which places the examination of jur ing for the electric plant in Nuuanu ! wife. The Married Women's Act of so NO. i, L O. O. F. ors largely under the control and dis valley, and Mr. Walker as lowest bid- JAS. F. MORGAN, HONOLULU IRON WORKS cretionary restraint of the court. 1888, Sec. 2251, Rev. Laws, has the ef- der was awarded the contract: COMPANY. di fect of destroying the common law AUCTIONEER. Meets every second and fourth Before the regular panel was ex John Walker $ H,7c0 ki , unity Thursday, at 7:30 p. m., Odd Fellow's hausted, and a special venire for fifty fiction-- of the of husband and John Ouderkirk 12,723 Machinery, Black Pipe. Galrai Pr Mall, Fort Street. jurors returnable this morning issued, wife. The failure to record the as- Arthur Harrison and Geo. H. Pipe, Boirer Tubes, Iron and Sttd. Visiting RebekahB are cordially in- signment does not invalidate it as Childs 13.240 Sale. rineers' Supplies. E. Henriques, A. V. Gear, Harry Juen Auction Office HO vited to attend. against subsequent creditors." W. J. Moody 14,000 Nuuanu street. HANNAH SMITH, N.G., and J. K. Clark had passed for cause. L. M. Whitebtousje 14,347 Works Kakaako. MARGUERITE E. MOORE, Sec'y. Awaiting examination in the box were J. M. McChesney had a lease of cer- Friday, May 12, 1905, Milus W. Parkhurst. F. P. Bob ello, F. tain premises at "Waikiki for seven- TRIBE NO. L, W. Macfarlane, Jr., W. L. Austin, H. teen years from August 1, 1895, at an AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M. HAWAIIAN V. B. Guerrero. W. W & B. Savior, Green and annual rental of $175, with privilege of Auction Sale my salesroom, S47 CO. I. 0. R. M excused were At Kaahumanu jgggi Those who have been extension for thirteen years at $200 a Street, I will sell Bre C. G. Bartlett, J. F. Langston, F. A. year. He assigned the lease to his Limited r TRIBAL BUSINESS. Potter, C. Lambert, W. L. Lyle, F. M. Saturday, May 13, '05, Iron Beds. Sewing Machine, Ladies O wife Alice McChesney August 20. 1901, Dresser, Chairs, Rockers, Sideboard, ade Mets every second and fourth Kiley, D. M. Boss, J. Steiner and H. to payment of of month, in L O. W. Green. subject rent and taxes. Book Case, China Closet. Pictures, kin ESTXSDAY each The assignment was acknowledged by Merchant El 7. Hall. Saturday Night! Sheets. Blankets, Counterpanes, Pil- Tailors cordially Invited to GROWTH OF LITERATURE. him March 11, 1904, and recorded April lows, Matting. Visiting brothers 11, 1904, AT 7 O'CLOCK. An answer of libellee to the peti- 11, 1904. On March an execu- Waity Building, King tffc Mtasd. was issued on a judgment against T. D. STROUP, Sachem, tion v the restitution of child is the tion 1044 Nuuanu street, between King 1 Phone Bine 8741 EDWIN FARMER, C. R. latest contribution to the literature of the surviving partners of M. W. Mc and Hotel, I will sell Chesney & Sons, under which the Paris Piano the divt rce case of Wilhelmina B. Hall Ladies' Hats, Men's Hats. Silk Shirts, Tables, Hat Rack, Lamps, Music vs. John W. Fall. Assault and vio- leasehold was sold on April 11, 19 J4, to Cabinets, Baby Carriage WILLIAM McKINLEY LODGE, the National Bank of Hawaii. Kimonas. Pajamas. Dry Goods. Dress lence in the fpther's procuring of the First Goods, Crepes, Under- im: NO. 8, K. of P. custody li- Gaines was sub-less- ee of Handkerchiefs, child '8 are denied. "And Defendant a wear, Fancy Goods, American and Forff& bellee further sayeth," the answer the premises. Etc. 5 New Sewing Machines Worsteads Meets every SATURDAY evening at procecus, "that all and every the al- DAMAGES VERDICT STANDS. p. m., Harmony Hall, King f:l$ in legations ("'iitsiined in paragraph five A unanimous opinion of the Su JAS. F. MORGAN, Books, Crockery, Letter Files. b Mreet. of said petition based upon the 'fears' preme by AUCTIONEER. JAPANESE AND AMBRICAJI. Visiting cordially invited to ' ' of Court, written Chief Justice brothers 'apprehensions' and beliefs the Frear, overrules the exceptions of the iifc -- rc wl oily untrue Kahilis attend. false and in of Wong Hoon Dry EDWIN FARMERS, C.C., i hi both ?cds ; nd in the middle. Li- defendant the case Walnut Book Case Walnut Bed Hot and Fancy Goods Hi vs. Yan, $300 E. A. JACOBSON, K. of R. & S. bellee avers that he has no intention Kau Lui to a verdict of Water Tanks. damages in the Circuit Court for Special Attention Manufactrrers of Straw Hall. of leaving this Territory or of remov- First MEN'S AND BOYS' HATS ing sai'i infant therefrom, it being his a malicious prosecution of the plaintiff I K HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. i, on a charge of burglary in second 1 BUGGY, 1 PHAETON. IVII At purpose iv 'fjlit the case to the bit- the HOTEL me RATHBONE SISTERS. ter end,' as alleged in a subsequent degree upon the complaint of the de- Investors or Home Seekers ! STREET. yea portion of said petition." He further fendant in the District Court of Ha- - ber makua, which prosecution was termin JAS. F. MORGAN. Meets every 2nd and 4th Monday, at denies that libellant is without means AUCTIONEER. Ma of Pythias' Hall, King street. to pay costs and attorney, averring on ated by the entry of a nolle prosequi. Qillmaa All visitors cordially Invited to at- the contrary that she "is possessed of M. F. Furtado for plaintiff. A. S. Foreclosure 01 A ffeu tend. ioth money, chattels and realty, and Humphreys for defendant. The law ras Boquet Cigars IDA TURNER, M.E.C., receives an income of about $35 per points found are these: GRACE O'BRIEN, M. of R.&C. month." "When the only objection made in Auction Sale BEAVER LUNCH ROOMS my 857 WORK FOR STENOGRAPHERS. the trial court to a question in regard At salesroom, Kaahumanu a. j. Ko&n. to the plaintiff's reputation was that street. SOURT CAMOES, NO. 8no, The following amendment to Circuit the witness had not qualified A. O. F. Court rules has been promulgated by to testify on that subject, other ob Saturday, May 13, 1905, Valuable Fishing Rights FINE NEW ASSORTME1 Judges De Bolt and Lindsay: jections made to form of ques Direct from China. the the AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, Meets every 2nd and 4th "That in ail probate and guardian- tion for the first time on the appeal In ship in which of evi- RAOS LIN Tuesday matters notes will not be considered. Dwelling house and lot containing KANEOHE AND OAHU. in all colors of each month at dence were taken by a court stenog- KAILUA, also 7:30 p. m., to San Antonio "In an action for malicious prose- 18,581 square feet, King street, through embroidered pieces far rapher, such court stenographer by cution, it is not error to refuse to to Young street, with artesian water Hall, Vineyard street. whom such notes of evidence were strike out as not responsive an an rights. Kwong Yuen Hing Visiting brothers cordial- taken shall make, furnish and file a I will sell at public auction at my is. swer that the plaintiffs reputation 3 XM. iUUff StTMt ly transcript thereof in this court within gen- salesroom, 847 street, ua invited to attend. ten days after the order or decision was good before his arrest, to a Interest of C. A. Wright in lands Kaahumanu J. D. MARQUES, C.R., of the court shall have been made in eral question as to what his repu situated in Manoa and Palolo valleys fo arrive x S. S. ALAMEDAl M. C. PACHECO, F.C such probate or guardianship matters." tation was. On Saturday, May 13, "It is not reversible error to allow Lot in Kekio Tract. Fancy Oregon Burbank SUGGESTION OF DEATH. an improper question when the facts 1905, THEODORE ROOSEVELT. to prove Upon the summons in a bill of inter- which the question was ask 50,000 square AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. Camp No. 1, U. S. W. V. ed are proved." feet, Kapahulu tract. pleader by W. Austin Whiting against otherwise Ka-neo- -- The lease of the Bay Fishery of he Lee Tat San and others, Deputy Sher- t. Two lots at Kamakela. Honolulu. and the Sea Fisheries belonging Department Hawaii. iff S. Kalakiela makes return of ser- J. to the ahupuaas of Kaneohe and Kai-lu- a. GERTZ BROS. Phone Blue Meets every first and vice on three of the respondents, but NINTH INFANTRY'S aajt third WEDNESDAY at certifies that due and diligent search for Lee Con Shun and Tarn Choy with- JAS. F. MORGAN, Taxes will be paid by the Lessor. Waverley Hall. in the Island of Oahu had failed. The AUCTIONEER. Attention is called to all interested Visiting comrades cordial- officer adds that he is reliably inform- GLORIOUS RECORD to the law passed by the last Legisla- protect konohi-ki- s Hopp & CO. ly invited to attend. ed that both of these respondents are ture, to the rights of J. dead. Complainant has $720 in his Auction Sale in the Fisheries. Young Building, Bishop St. R. H. LONG, adjutant. (hands belonging to the dissolved co partnership of Duck Yuen Co., of which The wHistory-Make- r" regiment Is in HIGH GRADE KOA FURNITURE For particulars the respondents were members, and, as Honolulu. The famous Ninth Infantry, further apply MADE TO ORDER. HONOLULU AERIE 140 F. O. E. they could not agree as to whom the Monday, May 15, 1905, money shoulu be paid, he brings the whose most recent exploits breathe JAS. F. MORGAN, INITIATION TONIGHT. 10 AUCTIONEER. question into court for settlement. of the valor displayed before the walls AT O'CLOCK A. M., COURTEOUS TREATMENT. of Peking, is - COUET NOTES. passing through the city, PROMPT ATTENTION. Meets on the 2nd and 4th WEDNES- once more en DRY GOODS DRY GOODS BEST QUALITY AND IX1T evenings of each month at 7:80 Notice of appeal to the Supreme route to the Philippines. LOT srlock in K. of P. Hall, King street. Court has been given by defendants And more than all this the Ninth is Auction Sale. Visiting Eagles are invited to at- - Kawananakoa and Kalanianaole in the now celebrating its semi-centennia- l. COISOLIDAIED SOD! WATER NOTICE TO CREDITORS. WiKi suit of Sister Albertina, trustee, and Four regiments of our armj-- organiz- M. ROSENBERG, W.P. Stella K. Cockett vs. David Kawana- In the District Court of the United Shares in Hnstsce, Peck S Go. PHONE MAIN 7L Secty. and from the Circuit ed in 1855 during the administration of H. T. MOORE, W. nakoa others, States, District of Hawaii. In Bank LIMITED. Court decree in favor of plaintiffs. Jefferson Davis as Secretary of War, ruptcy. In the matter of Goo Kim, a An order of default has been made are celebrating the same anniversary. by Lindsay against the libellee bankrupt. HENRY WRIGHT Judge They are the 4th 5th Cavalry Public notice of sale of personal prop Saturday, May 13, in the divorce suit of August Johan-so- n and and 1905, SHIP AND That the first Ruberoid Roofs ap- the 9th 10th erty to the creditors of Goo Kim. of AT 12 vs. Emma Johanson. and Infantry. A portion ' O'CLOCK NOON, GENERAL plied on factories, etc., many years Honolulu, Oahu, a bankrupt. Take BLACKSMITH, Judge Lindsay is still trying the of the 10th has already been assigned I am instructed to sell my sales- In Rear of Honolulu Mill, ago are still giving satisfactory i notice that there will be sold at public at Planing ejectment case of Kaaiona vs. Kaaua, to room, S4T service, indisputable proof of the duty in the Hawaiian Islands to re- j auction on Monday, May 15, 1905, be-- ) Kaahumanu street on above FORT STREET, is started with a jury on Monday. place artillery. unusual and unequaled durability the ginning, at 10 o'clock a. m., by Jas F. date, P. O. Box 823. The 50 Honolulu. Of 9th inianirj aares us present Moreran, auctioneer at th former store Shares of Hustace, Peck & Co., LILLIAN LESLIE existence from 1855, but the original of the bankrupt, corner of Hotel and Ltd. 9th was organized in 1799 with Josiah ; Xuuanu streets, Honolulu, a large stock COTTON BROS, ft CO. .uvme nan, ni .Maryland, as lieuten- - nf r' furnishing hntc caps, JAS. F. MORGAN, ESGINEERS AND CM Reberoid Roofing IN HONOLULU ant colonel was dis- GENERAL commandant. It clothing, silks, etc., etc. Said property AUCTIONEER. TRACTORS. banded in 1800, again organized in will be sold for cash to the highest bid- 1812 Plana and Estimates furniahed fa strong The San Francisco of May and under Simeon Learne.d (Mass.), der at the time and place, subject to classes of It is and elastic. Contains Examiner as colonel, took an active part in the Contracting Work, no tar or paper. Will not melt or 2, says: Detective Harry Reynolds saw the approval of the District Court of Boston Block, : : : : War of 1812. having Lundy's Lane and the United States for the District of BoI rot. It is of a dark slate color and Lillian Leslie at Honolulu on March other of period Auction Sale presents a smooth, appearance. battles that inscribed Hawaii. neat 14, was informed per- upon its record. Again No skill is required in its applica- and he by other disbanded in WADE WARREN THAYER, sons that she was on her way to China. 1815, it was reorganized in 1847 with Trustee of Goo Kim, a bankrupt. tion. Truman B. K. We supply with every roll suff- There was another woman with Miss Ransom (Vt.. who was Dated May 3, 1905. Pacific Guano Fukuroda caps killed at Chapultepec. as its colonel. AND icient nails, tin and full direc- Leslie, and Reynolds thinks the two The regiment bore a disinguished part tions. women were traveling together. Rey- in Mexico, sixteen officers and eleven Any handy man can do the work. said JAS. F. MORGAN, Fertilizer Shares nolds yesterday: enlisted men being mentioned for dis- JAPANESE AND AMERICA j ' When I iirst saw Miss Leslie she tinguished conduct at Chapultepec, AUCTIONEER. and another woman were riding down Saturday. among them the late R C. Drum, then May 13. 1905, in the elevator at Young's hotel at 12 a second lieutenant and afterwards A. AT O'CLOCK NOON. DRY Honolulu. The Leslie woman recog- G. of the Army. GOODS nized me and stared back, but she said Disbanded for the third time, the 9th FORJ5ALE I am 11. nothing and I did not speak to her. instructed by order of W. Pfo- - Btrmw Hat Manufactmrara. I die. The two women went over to the Ha- received its final reorganization under 1 LARGE (nearly new) STEEL SAFE. tenhauer, Esq.. Treasurer of the Pa- Hotel, and followed the Act of 1855, which added four regi- COST 5530.00. cific Guano & Co.. to m177 S. waiian I them Fertilizer sell at KING STREET. ments to Army. there, beine curious to know what the the George Wright An especial bargain, suitable for Public Auction, at my salesroom, 857 1 w as Leslie woman was doing in Honolulu. colonel, Silas Casey, lieutenant house, lawyer Kaahumanu street. Honolulu, on Sat colonel, and Steptoe and ma wholesale or large I saw her and the other woman on the Garnett urday, May 13. 1903, at 12 o'clock noon. Robinson Block. 28 12 gC jors. The captains were Lugenbeel, store. t KotI veranda of the Hawaiian Hotel, talk- 1 Westermeyer Piano, The Dent. F. E. Patterson. in fine order. FRACTIONAL SHARES, All the new laws are being ing to several Englishmen. I was told Pickett. Winder, 1 New "Peters" Leipsic Piano. met men on Woodruff. Bowman, Guthrie. Archer, amounting to eight full shares of the that the women had the 1 New Combination uici cuupn m mm wais published in the Commercial Rec- Fletcher: H. M. Book Case and new issue of stock of The Pacific Gua- the steamer from San Francisco and first lieutenants. Black, Writing Desk. Port Leslie woman was going Frazier. English. Sargent. Van no & Fertilizer Co Street, apite Star Black, ord in handy shape for reference that the to Voast, 3 New Steam Traps. prior to their publication in book China. I left Honolulu on the follow- Bissell. G. W. Carr. R. H. Davis, J. C. WffiP AND GENTS' CLOTH, ing day. I do not know what became Howard. C. R. Woods; second lieuten- JAS. F. MORGAN, JLJzANEn AT LOWEST form. of the Leslie woman. ants, Fleming, Douglass, Myers, L Mil- - JAS. F. MORGAN, AUCTIONEER. PRICES. Pkons White SMI. the wicnrrc comixncrAL advertiser HONOLULU, MAY u,

LOCAL BREVITIES. MOBI GAYETY AT No Guess Work OURNEY THE ONLY CLE AXABLE. Claus Spreckels was slightly indls The only with a REMOVABLE 3 ICE HAWAIIAN TONIGHT posed yesterday. about Anti-Grip- pe C O M PART MENT. I Hawaiian Tribe meets this evening for regular business. New Goods . . . i Ex-Senat- or Thurston will defend Sen Tablets They Jfetor Mitchell at the coming trial. imber of the officers and ladies of w. E. Chapman, a teacher from the the Xinth Infantry, Manager Church Philippine Islands, visited the Royal Cure Golds and school yesterday. rust-pro- of to CORSETS Latest styles ; and guaranteed. has consented have another dance Any Royal contributions to the Gulick Me BATISTE Fancy designs. See our window. at the Hawaiian Hotel tonight morial fund will be received by Geo Grip in honor of the famous regiment. The P. Castle at his office. BATHING SUITS The finest choice in the city. dance last night was so popular that Col. Geo. Smith Anderson of the PATTERNS McCall's latest; perfect in every way. the universal cry was for "more." To Sth I'. S. Cavalry called on Governor From many parts of the world we SILKS Handsome ; in one dress length Anti-Grip- pe Tab- ' Carter yesterday afternoon. get mail orders for RbmH5mEBKu..-..--- nr add to the enjoyment of the evening null in iitim. I affSb TOWELS Ye do the trade. ha lets. Those who them can the famous Native Quintet Club of The class day exercises of the have tried TABLE DAMASK School for Boys will be get nothing that will equal this valu- AND NAPKINS Direct from manu- - the Ellis Brothers will play and sing held May 20, at 1:30 o'clock. able cold and grip cure. It is safe, facturer. during dinner and afterwards for the It is now rumored that former Judge agreeable, Quick. world-renown- you keep 25c dance. Captain Berger and his ed Geo. D. Gear desires the Republican If want to well invest in a splendid remedy and Royal Hawaiian wOl nomination for sheriff of Oahu. bottle of this band nip the cold at the start. No invest- play in the hotel park during the in- Dave Barry, champion of Hawaii ment pays such health dividends. Ac- AT. termissions of the dances. As this fought Tommy Burns at Taeoma and cept no got a decision twenty rounds, substitute. band has a reputation second to few after Rev. Dr. Kincaid stepped from in the world it is safe to say that the moving car the other night and was Ninth will be at the Hawaiian en thrown down and badly shaken up. H0BR0N DRUG CO. masse. E. W. JORDAN & Co., LTD. Y. Ahoo gave a luau Tuesday night Ehlers's Block, Fort St. I Furthermore, several members of On easy terms. for a large number of his friends, in One-thir- the Ninth Infantry orchestra, an or- NEW MILLINERY ALWAYS THE d down, balance in equal ganization cluding territorial and federal officials second to none in the U. LATEST STYLES AT S. Army, have promised that this or- Governor Carter leaves early this chestra will play a few selections dur- morning for the other side of this is ing the evening. In other words, as land and will therefore not be at the Miss Power's usual. Manager Church is keeping Capitol today. 1.1. i re- MILLINERY PARLORS, it things going for his guests, and the Federal Judge Bellinger, who is LIMITED.m All We Ask Building, - that You "Army and Navy Hotel" will be a ported seriously ill, is an uncle of Mrs. Boston Fort Street- DISTRIBUTORS. scene of great gayety tonight. Lillian Shrewsbury Mesick of Moun Is to test by taste, compare prices and we are practical- All officers of the U. S. S. Boston tain "View, Olaa. - ly certain that we shall have you for a steady customer and the U. S. S. Ranger, If in port, The Democratic county convention A Good Smoke Rad- are particularly wished to be present for Oahu will be held at Waverly hall The best 5c cigar in the market. when you buy butter. as this is their last night here and on May 23, or three days after the Re Daniel Deronda Landus, guaranteed THE MAN ON TBE BOX of course all other army and navy publican convention. wrapper. Vfflcers clear Havana filler and By Harold Macgrath as well as the Honolulu pub- Pacific Rebekah Lodge this evenin lic are most cordially to HAWAIIAN TOBACCO CO.. LTD. THE BOOK OF THE HOUR! Crystal Springs Butter invited at 7:30 o'clock in Odd Fellows hall. Distributer. always fine-flavor- ed visiiiner members of the order are Corner King and Bethel. WALL, JTICHOLS CO. Is fresh and and when you eat it kindly invited to attend. your thoughts go back to the daisied meadows of your Attorney General Andrews said late childhood's days. The quality never varies. It is pure Home is all right but you yesterday afternoon that he was not aware of any hitch in the matter of and sweet all the time. want to feel good when you having a test of County Act. made. Second Week get the TWO POUNDS FOR 65 CENTS. there. A cablegram was read at the meet- Of Our Big Cut Price It isn't nice for the folks ing of the Chamber of Commerce trus SALE tees yesterday, stating that Senator to have you go home played Foraker could not visit Hawaii this Metropolitan Meat Co., Ltd. out and then fall asleep be- year. Amongst Hundreds of Other Bargains TELEPHONE MAIN 45. fore dinner. Governor Carter's nominations of Day Week election inspectors will be sent to the And Every Thi 'A glass of cold beer and a Senate today. They are supposed to THE FOLLOWING MONEY SAVING ATTRACTIONS WILL snack to eat at the CRITER- represent the tlvee pc "ties in each BE ON OFFER. ION before you catch your precinct. j car will make you feel like a Col. TV. F. Allen, a former presi- DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT: dent of the Chamber of Commerce, Ready made pillow slips, 15c, 20c. Full size good quality new man. has reigned his membership therein owing to illness. L. Tenney Peck is sheets, 50c, 65c. Table damask, 22 30c, 35c., 45c, 50c., the latest acquisition to the roll of 65c., 75c, $1.25, $1.50. Lace curtains, 65c, 75c, 90c, $1.00, $1.25, CHICAGOIN LESS 0 members. $1.50, $1.75, $2.00. Blankets, white and colored, 60c, 65c, $1.-0- 0, than o f71 VC Lilian Leslie is said to have had 5, Mi-ou- Bedspreads, full size, $1.15, $1.-2- Double-Trac- k Lrlx3between ri about $60,000 worth of jewels when she $1.25, $1.75. 65c, 75c, 85c, and over The Only Railway the Corner Hotel and Bethel Streets. passed th?ough Honolulu on the way $1.50, $1.75. Towels, 65c, 75c, $1.00, S1.25, S1.50, $1.75, River and Chicago. C. MCCARTHY, They J. Proprietor. to Hongkong. are said to have $2.00, $2.25 per dozen. FAST TRAINS DAILY-- v --t been given her by defaulter Smith of THREE DRESS DEPARTMENT: VIA MSI NESS LOCALS. San Francisco. PACIFIC, UNION PACIFIC AND Don't forget that Hiawatha, his pieces new lawns, inches wide, 14 yards for $1.00. 36 SOUTHERN 50 30 & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAYS grandmother Xokomis, his charming pieces new colored swiss, 10 yards for $1.00. Wlute CHICAGO Minnehaha, Pau Pau Keewis. dotted Furnished rooms at 1050 Beretania bride striped muslin dimities, Persian lawns at special cut prices for Overland Limited. Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 10.00 a. street. Chiblabos and the rest of the tribe of m. dally. The most Luxurious Train In the World. Electric Lighted Kamehame-h- a brave warriors will be at the sale. Drawlng-Roo- m, Sleeping Cars, Composite, Observa- North, south, east, west, Primo evening. Throughout. Double Lager pleases best. Girls' School on Saturday Buffet, Smoking and Library Car. Dining Cars, Meals a la Carte. 13, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR: tion, May at eight o'clock. Admission than three days to Chicago without change. See Morgan's auction column for only fifty cents. Ladies' drawers, 65c, 85c, $1.00. Chemises, 60c., Less sales for the week. 40c, 50c, 50c, Eastern Express. Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 6.00 p. All charter members who did not $1.00, $1.25.' Night gowns, 85c, Si.oo, $1.25, $1.50, Chicago. Din- The Hawaiian Trust Co. will provide Camoes 75c, 50c, m. Daily. Through Pullman Palace and Sleeping Cars to attend the last meeting of the Cars. bonds and sureties when needed. Circle, No. 240. are earnestly request- $2.00. ing Cars. Free Reclining Chair The Stockyards now nave automo- ed to be present, at the meeting this LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS: Atlantic Express. Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 9 a. m. bile for hire by the day or hour. evening as some very important busi- Dally. Standard and Tourist Sleepera pound-can- A grand assortment of white shirt waists, correctly cut, pre- Lutted's Hawaiian poi in s ness is to be discussed. The meeting PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS for gale by all druggists and grocers. take place at San Antonio Hall, vailing styles, 33 i-- c. off regular prices. Special A great pui-cha- se Fridays. of everything. Vineyard street. Wednesdays, Thursdays and The best The best of talk is cheap when you of madras shirt waists, new patterns, worth $1.00 for 45c. q. a. p. c. own a Victor Talking Machine. Berg-stro- m Mr and Mrs. William G. Irwin and r. r. ritchib, CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RY. Music Co. family will leave for their beautiful EVERY LINE WE OFFER AT THIS SALE IS Hotel) early to 61 7 Market Steet, (Palace Sao Francisco A gold cross has been lost. Finder home in Honolulu in June, POSITIVELY A BARGAIN. mr H. P. Company's Agent. please return to St. Andrew's Priory remain at least five or six months. and receive reward. Accompanying them will be Miss Mar- garet Hyde-Smit- h, their guest. This The Honolulu Photo Supply Co. have charming and popular young girl is L. B. KERR & CO. LTD. received the very latest ideas in the looking forward with keen expectation popular Premo Cameras. to the joys in store for 'her. Chroni- Alakea Street. JL The Hicks freckle cure has caught cle. Lando on with the ladies. Free samples at Mrs. MacArthur, wife of Lieut. Mac-Arthu- r. Our Belts Suspenders Trunks Gloves Miss Wynn's, Hotel street. U. S. N.. is sailing within a Spring Neck- - J Under- - "We carry the largest and best as- few days for Japan, where she will join Hanck'fs and and r"t sortment of furniture of any dealer in her husband, whose ship is the United wear Duck Valises wear, town. Porter Furniture Co. ship Ohio, stationed at the pres Summer States Nets, & Ditson We have received an unusually fine ent time in Japanese waters. Mrs. NEW Tennis Rackets, Wright Stock Hats Pants Shirts Etc. assortment of recent novels for sum- MacArthur will live with her mother-in-la- w. 1905 Balls, and ofher athletic goods. mer readipg. Hawaiian News Co. Mrs. MacArthur. the wife of L O. O. Building and Hotel Street. Miss Lily The Celebrated Underwood Typewriters visible 1654 Fort Street, F. 152 There is no butter a good as Cali- General Arthur MacArthur. McCalla. sister of Mrs. MacArthur Jr.. writing. fornia Rose Creamery butter. Price accompany Orient, 35 per pound. Henry May & Co. will her to the and cents probably remain there the length of Other Second Hand Machines for sale or rent. A. Derby, who has been ill Dr. J. the others' stay. Chronicle. full Supplies ; Fine Papers all A Drink for the Connoisseur. for some time with grippe, is improv- A line of Typewriter ing and expects to be in his office next grades. 0 week. LACE CURTAINS Globe Wernicke Office Cabinets and Supplies ; Die-bol- d IVI Don't forget the half price sale of At 33 1- -3 Discount Safes. hie: fine and stylish millinery at Claire's s RYE AND BOURBON 1885 i today. Corner Hotel and Union streets, THIS WEEK! Awnings, Tents and Curtains- - up stairs. inspection, which the distillers Columbia dry cell batteries are the Odd Fairs and Samples of Curtains W. A. GAINES &. GO. strongest in the world and especially that are as new in style as they are PEARSON ft POTTER CO., LTD. In design. 0 Have carried in the original barrels for 17 years. valuable to automobilists. Hawaiian Fort Street Electric Co. Bargains: 931 All of this rare whiskey has been bottled under t hand-ba- g containing a Note These 0 A black ECRU AND WHITE NET CURTAINS, supervision at the distillery warehouse and is guaran purse and some photographs has been of double twisted net, trimmed with Price, $20.00 a case. lost. Reward if finder will return 0 by the distillers. Battenberg insertion and edging. Not obtainable in bulk. to this office. Per pair, $3.00 and upwards. $ If you have anything to sell, send It IRISH POINT APPLIQUE CUR- Change of Arrangements at For sale by to the Fisher, Abies Co.. and have the 3 1-- 2 yards Saturday TAINS, very handsome, PEACOCK & . same added to their regular long. $5.50. 0 W. C. CO Ltd. miscellaneous sale. Sole Distributors for BONNE FEMME CURTAINS, the very gold-rimm- ed eye 0 A pair of glasses, latest, one curtain for a window, The Alexander Young Hotel HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. also silver belt clasp, have been lost. double twisted net, Battenberg will return the same of Reward if finder trimmed with full flounce bottom. Jt Jt jt jt to the Hawaiian Hotel. $3.00 and upwards. Herpicide for Herpicide Newbro's DOTTED SWISS CURTAINS, with the hair. Hollister Drug Co.. agents your ruffles, 3 yards long. $1.50. for this Territory. Ask barber CURTAINS, with Beginning May 15, the some your hair. MADRAS COTTAGE to use in delicately colored borders, $2.25. Two residences close to the car sta- WHITNEY & MARSH, Ltd. to town may be NEW NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR- Alexander Young Hotel tions and convenient length. 75c and up- rented of Trent & Co. at reasonable TAINS, full rates. Office 938 Fort street. wards. will be operated on both the AND SAMPLES NOT- Avoid imitations by looking for the ODD PAIRS mark "Ruberoid," TINGHAM LACE CURTAINS. registered trade Price. SPECIAL SALE OF which is stamped on every four feet Regular Price. Sale AMERICAN and EUROPEAN PLANS of the roofing. Lewers & Cooke. Ltd. 51.00 $ 63 is rapidly be- ji.50 nw The Ford automobile per $1.50 ji j Jt jt jt car for Honolu-lan- s. $2.25 j j coming the favorite CURTAINS Its reliability makes it popular MADRAS COTTAGE NOAH W. GRAY, Manager. and it possesses many points of ex- Usually $4.25 a pair, on sale at Wash Headwear cellence unknown to other makes. $2.85. Child's Ready for view and trial at the Schu-ma- n APPLIQUE CURTAINS. Carriage Co., Ltd. Regular Price. Sale Price. QUALITY. ECONOMY. Caps, Sunbonnets and Hats -- 65 NOTICE. $5.50 SPECIAL $8.50 5 $6.35 Beginning May 15, the Alexander $9.50 per pair S O m a AT Young Hotel will be operated on both BCo-n.oli3J.T- SACHS DRY GOODS CO. Scap TXoxlrs Co. the American and European plans. I t FRED. L. WALDRON, Nice white wash caps, as low as 10c. each. Also NOAH W. GRAY, LIMITED Spreckels Block. Sales Agent New pattern batistes, 15c. a yard. Manager. COR. FORT AND BERETANIA STS.

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v J HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE 5 7V Canadian-Australi- an hoyal Mail Line Halstead&Co.,Ltd. Honolulu, May 10. 190; - way Da. - giaamers running In connection wl th the Canadian- Bail $ MARINE ,.i on or the following & COMPANY. m t ionoiulu about data: v. SAM.S. OF STOCK, : Capital . Aik. STOCK AND far h MITtO. ?aLt!4 BOND AUSTRALIA. WOW. VANCOUV i rOR FIJI AND 1905 1905 I set stock abt 33 BROKERS. AUG. 23 Mbecantiis MOANA AUG. 26 AORAXGI BRIEF STOP JUNE 3 AORANGI May 31 C. Brewer A Go 11,000,000 10U .... 417! MANUKA 28 I ttORASGI JULY 1 MinWERA JUNE 26 OF RANGER swa. .... 6,000,000 30 29 30 A JULY 29 MOAN A JULY MIOWEH Haw . Agricultural... . 1.300,000 190 95; 10) LOANS NEGOTIATED. ticket issued to all poist s In Canada. United States and a aw. (join, AugarOo. i, 312,750 100 85 rffk FOR RENT. Hawaiian Sugar Go. .. 2.000,000 20 34 Sfi THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LI L. Graceful as a millionaire's steam 100 170 Members Honolulu 2,000,000 SO 19 20? Stock and U. S. S. Ranger Banaksa Basal yacht, the shoved her autu i ouu.uw,1 100 Exchange. bow around Diamond Head yesterday SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES IX FIRE- Kahuku 500,000 20 ' 32 84 Kinei rin. co., Ltd.. 2,500,000 50 U UK noon, swept down the beach stretch PROOF VAULT. Klpahulu. 180,000 100 ... 30 & Koloa 500,000 100 l 150 Nail S. S. Co., Occidental Oriental and hove to in the harbor entrance, McBrydeSug.Oo.,Ltd 8,500,000 at - a BOILMNG-- 7 icific 1222 St $35.00 Oahu Sugar Go S.600.00C 100 120 12 ten days from Mare Island navy yard. Kinau Onomea 1,000.000 m 35 S. S. Co. Within a short time the trim little Cor. Alexander and Beretania Sts. Ooksla 500,0001 20 7Ki (furnished) 45.00 Olaa 8ugar Co., Ltd... 5,000,000 20 5 6 Honolulu leave this por cruiser was alongside Dock No. Olowalu 1MJ.UW ICG j 100 house on Young teasers of the above companies will call at ad Naval 5,000,000 50 22 .... street Wilder Ave 35.00 Paanhea SagPlaDCo. FOR SALE-Reside- nce, m ar about the dates below mentioned: 1, shifting later to Dock No. 2, to make Pacific... 500,000 100 250 919 Prosoect BAN FRANCISCO. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. Cor. Miller and Beretania Sts 25.00 Pais ... 750,000 100 160: )75 18 j he FROM 19 way for the transport Sherman. Prep- Pepeekeo 750,000 100 ... 175 health io h"!3'Side 19 MONGOLIA MAY Young St 25.00 2,T50,00G PCnCer V47 for coaling were imme- Pioneer M0 ....153 ?S 8treet' " S I ? arations begun Walalua AgTi. Co 4,500,000 100 68 Ml smsMia"" 4 JUNE CHINA MAI Emma St 32.50 JL NE M diately and men were busy all Waiinkn.: 700,000 100 275 "W. JUNE 14 MANCHURIA after- Wailuku Sugar Co. L. HOWARD, vfiniTi Gandall Lane 22.50 ! JUNE 24 DORIC noon putting fuel into the cruiser's scrip 35,000 100 .... - Financial Agent. CHINA " She Christley 15.00 Walmantlo 252,000 1UU 150 m MANCHURIA JULY 8 KOREA bunkers. sails this morning for Lane ( V Cavite, Bay, DORIC JULY 15 OPTIC JJ Manila P. L Aloha Lane 15.00 MiKBUAaaeui. 29 SIBERIA JJ The Ranger left Mare Island on April GEO. KOREA JULY Alexander St 25.00 Wilder S.8. Co.. . 500,000 100 ... 145 P. THIELEN, 30th and had a splendid run down, not Inter-Islan- d a. 8. Co, get Information apply to "Waikiki 15.00 800,000 100 145 STOCK further attempting to hurry but averaging 235 Road aaw. Electric Co .... B00.0U0 100 and BOND BROKER, & COMPANY, LTD., AGENTS. knots a day. She has orders to go Kalihi (near Kamehameha H.S.T.4L. Co., fd .. 100 Member Hon. H. HACKELD at f. K T. AL. Ot. O.. i.OOO.obb' IK ... "2 Stock and Bond Exchanfsi once to Cavite and will not stop here, Schools. . 15.00 Mutual Tel. Co 150,000 8 6 o. a. & L. Co calling only Guam between here, 20.00 4,000,000 77 Tib 920 Fort Street. . at and Beretania St. (near Piikoi) ailoK.JEt.Co 1,000,00 Tel Mala 21 . the Philippines. It is expected that the Office (cor. Fort and King Sts.).. 30.00 AONBt. ship will be turned over to the Philip- Haw.Ter., 4 p. c. (Fire 100J Money loaned on sugar securi- port pine government to be used as a train Claims;. fcs fine paaseacer steamers of th la line will arrive and leave this Haw. Terrl. (p.c... 101 ties. ing vessel for the Nautical School at taw. Gov't., 5 p. C... 106 ta hsreander: Manila. Hswn.Coml.s Sugar 101 Island orders given special FRANCISCO. Ranger a Co. 5 p. 0 at- FROM SAN FRANCISCv. FOR BAN The has most interesting Bws Plant., 6 p. e 100 tention, 17 history. Built at Chester, Pa., in 1878, Haiku p. c loe1 MAY 11 ALAMEDA MAY Hawaiian Sugar 6 p. C. 10 fcVLAMEDA was one of iron-bui- lt ships MAY 24 SONOMA MAY 23 she the first FOR SALE. Hllo B. B. Co., 6 p. ft TERRA in navy. is she is in Hon. T. A L. JUNE 2 ALAMEDA JUNE 7 the It said that B. Co., WANTED. 8 p. C 10 ALAMEDA 18 as good condition today as when she up- - ... JUNE 14 VENTURA JUNE Residence Property $2000 and Kahuku 8 p. c 100 Stocks and bonds. I have dernami SONOMA first was launched. During most of her O. B. A L. Co., 8 p. 0 .. 104 sailing of above steamers, the agents are pre-smr- sd career ship has been to wards; cash or installments. Oahn Sugar Co., 6 p. 0.. 102 for all kinds of securities. In connection with the the the attached - Id to intending-- passengers. Coupon Through Tickets by any the Pacific station, doing much survey Olaa Sugar Co., 6 p. C- 85 98 your to issue, and from Paia6p. c 102 stocks and bonds with mil Mtlroad, from San Francisco to all points in the United States, work on the Mexican and South Amer- ment and for the transport service. Pioneer Mill Co. 6 p.o. 104 porta. PalaluaAg. Co.,8.p.c. 101;, 101 and I will secure you fjew York by any steamship line to all European ican coasts and also in Alaskan waters. The summary of those on board is as ..1 the hifken During war Spain was prices. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS, APPLY TO the with she follows: To Manila, 61 officers, 5S mem- SESSION SALES. stationed at San Diego, California, far officers' GEO. G. & CO., LTD. bers of families and civilians (Morning Session.) P. THIELEN, W. IRWIN away from the scene of hostilities yet 119 first class, 27 second class, 23 a somewhat important post on account steerage civilians. 27 casuals, 76S enlist- 5 Oahu Sugar Co., 122.50; 10 Oahu Broker. of the persistent rumors that the Span- 254 men, Sugar Co., 122; 50 Haw. Sugar Co., 35. American-Hawaiia- Company. ed men, 9th Infantry, enlisted n Steamship iards had purchased one or more war 7th Cavalry, 141 recruits, one discharg- SALES BETWEEN BOARDS. or were York and Honolulu via vessels from Chili Peru and ed soldier. To Honolulu, one officer, 10 Oahu Sugar Co., 122.50; 10 Kihei, Direct Monthly Service Between New preparing to a on OHAS. BREWEB & CO. make raid the almost three second class, two steerage total 11.50; 50 Haw. C. & S. Co., 82; 10 Ewa Pacific Coast. unprotected Pacific Coast. in- Later the passengers, 1368. Officers and crew, 29.50; 50 Hawaiian Sugar Co., 35. THE SPLENDID NEW STEEL STEAMERS ship went to Panama where she pro- cluding Q. M., Surgeon, Clerks and HEW YORK LINE tjtsw YORK TO HONOLULU And each mocth thereafter. tected American interests during the 1ST. 4. ar.iLr Hospital Corps. stowaways, UNITED STATES WEATHEB BU VIA PACIFIC COAST. Freight received at Company's whari. revolution just previous to the one Grand total, 1559. The Sherman had Bark Nuuanu sailing frosi Greenwich street. through which isthmus gained its BEAU. New York to Honolulu B. S. Arizona, to sail about May IS ' the a fine voyage down making the trip in on ot 5 FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN- independence. For two years the 1:30 about March 1, S. S. Hawaiian June just eight days, docking here at Alexander Young Building, Honolulu ioo. FREIGHT CISCO. Ranger has been out of commission. yesterday. She will coal and sail for TAKEN AT LOWEST RATES. afwivht received at all times at the 7 Territory HawalL For freight S. S. Nevadan May The most exciting incident in which Manila via Guam Friday at 11 a. m. of rates apply ta Bsmpany's wharf, 41st street, South May 21 S. S. Nebraskan the. Ranger figured occurred off the Wednesday, May 10. CHAS. BREWER 4k CO., Guatemalan coast in Central America 27 BONO-LUL- U FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO The steamer Argyll sailed for San Kllby St, Besten, aw VROM SAN FRANCISCO TO f HONOLULU. when the ship was under the command yesterday morning. THERMO. wIin C. DIRECT. Francisco j BREWER A CO., LTD., S. May 15 of Lieutenant Commander, now Admi- 5 5 1 S. Calif ornian .: May H i j Honolnla. S. S. Nebraskan, to sail s S. Nebraskan June 16 ral Reiter. It is an odd coincidence s 2 K 2 s 2 15 si k ovaiian. to sail June 1 that Admiral Reiter passed through SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. & COMPANY, LTD., AGENTS. Honolulu but Tuesday on the Korea : B r: : sr S HACKFELD : H. S" i B squadron : . going to j - (vrORRE General Freight As: ent command the of ARRIVED. i which the Ranger may be a minor Wednesday May 10. ,;30.06 j part. The story is something in this 1900 78 69 74 .07 83 9 NE j.... ROOMING . HOUSE on Richards wise. Stmr. Mikahala, Gregory, from Kau L street, 1901 !29 96j 84 65 74 .00 74 1 Ha L. A politically ambitious citizen of Gu- ai ports, 6:45 a. m. opposite the Executive Buildine; Co. 1802 lw.04j 76 69 72 68 3 L... grounds. Pacific Transfer atemala. General Barrundia by name, U. S A. T. Sherman, Bruguerre, from .t0 Na CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE. was in an pres- San Francisco, 1:30 p. m. 1903 130.08 66 Residence lots WILL defeated election for 80 73 j .02 65 6 su .... for sale on reasonable who IT S S. Ranger, Tillman, from San terms. save you money. ident. As is the custom with those 1904 96: We pack, haul and ship your goods and Francisco, 12:40 p. m. W 80 63 72 .00 72 2 bVf . are defeated at the polls in Central L I Lots at Puunui, Nuuanu valley, Kali- sc. 1905 jSO-1- Dealers in stove wood, coal and kindlings, American countries the disappointed Am. Rosamond. Dmsmore. tiora 0 80 67 74 .06 72 4 NB 7 hi, Waikiki, Kapahulu. 5:20 p. m. Main 5- - general got up a revolution which was Eleele, Avge 130.03; 66 i jtorage in Brick Warehouse, 126 King Street. Phone Kohalalele, 80 73 02 72 4 Ki Apply to W. W. CHAMBERLAIN, promptly crushed by the government Schr. Moi Wahine, from room 206 10:30 p. m. ALEX. McC. ASHLEY, Judd bldg. Vice-Preside-nt; troops. became a fugitive in ff. Morgan. President; Campbell, J. L. McLean, See-- Barrundia F. C J. Mexico with a price upon his head. Not Section Director in Charge. A, r. Clark, lreassw: r. ucage, vuauor; rran. nuswLc, DEPARTED. long afterward he desired to make a Logan, San to Pacific U. S. A T. Stinsen, for The trip Panama and took the 12 m. WaterhOBse Ci -- Colon. was learned Francisco, Classified Advertisements. i Mail steamer It S. Argyll, as soon as the steamer called at S. Munroe, for San Fran STREET that cisco, 7:30 a, m. 63 QUERN a Guatemalan port the police would WANTED. COMMISSION, REAL ESTATE AN proceed on board and attempt to take SAIL TODAY. i INSURANCE Barrundia forcibly from the ship. Sec- Stmr. Mikahala. Gregory, for Kauai TO RENT furnished cottage on AGENTS. retary of State Blaine gave orders to ports, 5 p. m. high ground. Adults only. Address Lt. Com. Reiter of the Ranger which VESSELS IN PORT. No. 46, Advertiser office. 7091 Also White and Black Sand. Telephone Main 295. port in ques- For Rent by the Month A seaside was then stationed in the NAVY. residence tion, protecting American interests, to ARMY AND SITUATION comfortably furnished. to U. S R. C. Bear. Hamlet, from Kauai WANTED. Stable and pasture lot on School protect Barrundia and not allow him street lately Go. be taken from an American ship. ports, March 30. allul.MING, auditing and general occupied by H. May & Union Exoress hSp co, San TJ. S. S. Boston, Niles, San Francisco, bookkeeping by an experienced man Co Soon after, the Colon arrived at 20. For particulars, Queen SUeet. !. Jose de Guatemala and was boarded April Good references. Address N. S. D Phone Main 132 932 63 L". Fort street. by the police and Barrundia. resisting S. S. Sherman. Bruguerre, San Advertiser., 7098 Having baggage contracts with the following steamship lines : 10. arrest, was shot down. Reiter wa Francisco, May P-d- Decani c Steamship Co. nc Mail Steamship Co. blamed for his inaction, Blaine con IT. S. S. Ranger, Tillman, San Fran- FOR RENT. Occidental & Oriental Steamship Co. Toyo Kaisen Kaisha Steamship Co. tending that he should have eone to cisco, May 10. Professional Cards We check your baggage at your homes, saving you the trouble sea and taken the man off before th MERCHANT VESSELS. oi.Y-iiuu.- u iurnisnen rnrrflps nn Thurston of checking on the wharf. Colon reached port. An attempt was Coronado, Am. bkt., Potter, San Fran- Avenue to responsible par ty. Address S., this office. 7099 mOYing made to have him cashiered but a cisco, May 6. ARCHITECTS, court-marti- al completely exonerated Telephone 8F. Don, Br. bk., Chamberlain, Iquique, W. MATLOCK CAMPBELL OMaa JJtt ' mm become a one Ji-in- g him. The case has famous April 30. FURNISHED or unfurnished house at street; 12:30 to 2:30. 5n international law the auestion in George Curtis, Am. bk., Calhoun, New- Kaimuki; 6 rooms; near car line, THE PACIFia METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. volving the right to remove a passen castle, April 27. Address (J. Box 837. 7099 Cssued by the U. 8. Weather Bursas ger from a foreign ship in port. Newsboy, Am. bk., Peterson, Aberdeen, ATTORNEY-AT-LA- W. Office Every Suadav Morning. Ranger is a third rate cruiser 6 Commercial Advertiser The Wash., May FURNISHED cottage for light house PHILIP L. WEAVER. Law office, 71 screw a . I . 1 1 . WIND She has a single driven ty Olympic, Am. bk., Evans. San Fran Wnninn - ouiLuuiBC couple; no jaercnant street. Office Honolulu, THSBJf ior Cases in real prop- tared at the Post at horizontal engine. Steam is furnished cisco, May 4 children."'"s- L., P. O. 372. erty not V. H.. matter. MEAN Box 7099 accepted. as second class 3 a 5 as s by four Scotch boilers. Her horsepower Restorer, Br. cable s.s.. Combe, Mid BABOM. is 1000 and her maximum bunker capac way I., April 24. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: to xwu-biuK- Y house, 1479 m ity 225 tons. There are no guns on the Rosamond, Am. sc.. DInmore, Eleele, Thurston CONSULTING CHEMIST. B Year $12. tonnage she is Avenue. Apply C. B. Revno1rt I05?fi shin at present. Her as May 10. ERNEST E. HARTMANN. ax- Months COO Green street. 7092 Sugar - i a 30.14 73 ! 64 60 78 NE now is 1100. The vessel is barkentine St. James, Am. bk., Parker, San Fran pert. 303 Boston Building, p. (X Advertising on application. 7 rates M 80.10 63 .26 68 KB rigged. In her hold is a shipment of cisco, May 4. Box 154. T 30 08 58 68 .02 72 SJ the Asiatic fleet. A CONVENIENT every morning except Sunday W 30.08 70 68 .07! 69 NE ammunition. for St. Katherine. Am. bk., Saunders, San suite of office rooms. I 30.10 78 68 ,li 74 NE The officers of the Ranger will be de Francisco, May 7 rort street, next to Republican by the 30.12 76 68 (3 72 NB F tached as soon as the ship reaches Ca William P. Frye, Am. sp.. Sewall, neadquarters. Inquire of C DENTISTS. CO., LTD., 8 30.12 78 M .01 66 NB H ssKWAHAN GAZETTE vite and will join other ships of the Shanghai, April 26. Dickey, 35 King street. 092 UK. ALBERT B. CLARK" am Halt Block No. 85 South King St, squadron, relieving officers who have to 311 Boston Building. A. W. PEARSON, Manager. Note: Barometer readings are cor- are: PASSENGERS. rected for temparatur. instrumental furloughs. The Ranger's officers Departed. COTTAGES; Christley laae, off Port St. irrors, Lieut. Com. E. H. Tillman, Com jtteni reasonable. Apply Wong and local gravity, and reduced Per U. S. A. T. Logan. May 10. KwaL to '.eve!. Average stated mandinsr. Lieut. Com. Geo. R. Evans, for INSURANCE. sea cloudiness M San Francisco Judge J. W. Robinson ta 0 10. wind executive officer; Lieut. Com. H. COMPLETE set bound volumes THE MUTUAL LIFE INSTT Arrnsi scale from to Direction of wife and child, Mrs. R. J. Greene, Plant CO. la prevailing direction during 24 hours Jenson. navigator: Surseon Rodman, Miss ers Monthly. 22 vols., 1882 to 1904 CO. OF NEW YORK. RA!LWAY&UND Marion Greene, C. J. B. ending at 8 p. m. Velocity of wind Is Paymaster Alkire, Midshipmen Coffee McCracken and umiorm Dinaing: rull sheep. Puca B. ROSE. Agent : : Hnnni.i. vrarage velocity la miles per hour. Ogan, Newton, Oberlin and Blaisdell. wife. Mrs. E. T. Farmer. Mrs. M. A. $175.00. Address P. M.. care Gazette Short, Mrs. L. M. Walker, A. W. . ALEX. McC. ASHLEY, LOGAN LEAVES PORT. Co. san TIME TABLE Section Director. In Chsrg. Adams, Miss Alice M. Maling. Mrs. MUSIC. big troop S. W. Beers, Mrs. Mary HERZER-Teac- her . 1904. Promptly to the second the Gunn. Mr?. HUGO of Singins-- October 6. OFFICES TOCO TJ ! TIDES. SUN AND MOON. ship Logan left port for San Francisco Frank Lawson, Mrs. W. F. Johnson FOR RENT. "cieLdaia ci., or Bergstrons I a, i O OUTWARD. 9 I and son. Music Co. i !2 yesterday noon. So prompt was she "THE STANGENWALD." onlr Sr.. 2 2 i proof office tor Waianae. Walalua, Kahuku and 1 I s I Arrived. bulldlns; in eity. ofi that the first sound of the noon whistle Way Stations 9:15 a. m., "SO p. m. t W'fc 9 S 5 perceptible movement Per stmr. Mikahala, May 10, from OCULIST AND ltd I 5 and her first mosquito-nroo- AURIST. Pot Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way - J 'i CD BIS Kauai ports Mrs. M. Mahlum, C. W. COOL f rooms, eleotrir. seemed simultaneous and that one of lights, telephone, DR. WM. G. ROGERS Rnna t Stations 17:30 a. m., 9:15 a. m., p.m Ft 'a.m. a.m la.m.i i ..:. Spitz, C. B. Hail, and 91 deck. all modern con- j passengers raced down the dock yell M, xomns; 11:06 a. m., 2:15 p. m., 3:20 p. m., M 8 6 30 1 7 5.54 U 09, 0.52 5.25 6.28 U.15 her Per U. S. A. T. veniences, lowest rates and most cen- building. Phone Mala U. ing, "Throw out a line." He was ac Sherman. Mav 10. :15 p. m.. $9:30 p. m.. p. m. 1 from San Fran-isc- o tral location In city Helen's Court, tU:15 I 9 7.22! LSI 68 116 5015.24 6.2811.06 commodated in the pilot boat. Several For Honolulu: at INWARD. p.m Lieut. W. W. K. Hamilton, J. L. rear of Hart's Ice Cream Parlors. W in 8 21! 1 5 8.83 2 53 1.00 5.24 8. 311. 56 passengers left Honolulu on the Logan Young, 69r PHYSICIANS. Sfcrrtve from Wal- T 11 9.25 1.4 10.05 3.63 2.33 5.23 6.29 wife and child. James Hughes, Honolulu Kahuku, among them Mrs. E. T. Farmer, wife DR. T. MITAMURA.-OfH- ee. 68 Waianae 8: 36 a, 5:31 Joseph Cahill. KukuJ alua and m., r 12 10 .35: 1 3 11.17 4.47 4 20,5.23 6.30, 0.48 of the Chief Boarding Officer of the 9 to 12 m.; 5 to 7 p. m. p. m. ip.m.l Customs Service and Judge J. W. Rob- LOST. 8 13 11 46 1.2 12 01! S 34; 5.50 5. 23 6.30 1.30 gold-rimme- Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and BORN. A PAIR of d eve elasses. 0 14 12.49, 6.14; 7 02,5.22 8.31 2 16 inson and wife. The Hawaiian band A CHANCE 17: 46 f FOR A GOOD Pearl City a. m., 8:36 a. m., p.m. a.m.1 , j was on transport gave con- BISHO In Honolulu, 10, also round antique silver belt clasp. HOME. 56' the and a Hawaii, May 10:18 a. m., 1:40 p. m.. 4:31 p. m., 15 1.841 5 8 7.55 5.22 6 31 3 00 1905. Reward cert for an hour before sailing. Mail to the wife of M. R. Bisho, a if returned to Hawaiian you S:S1 p. m., 7:30 p. m. First quarter of the moon May 11. was taken to the coast. daughter. Hotel. 7100 If want a fine lot reariv M Daily. building at Kaimuki, do not buy Times of the tide are taken from the GARTEXBERG In Honolulu. Mav 10. be for t Sunday Excepted, HAS ENORMOUS CROWD. A GOLD watch, between TCewalo you have consulted the undersign Sunday Only. Qhited States Coast and Geodetis Sur- 1905. to Mr. and Mrs. Gartenbeig. a t rey tables. There was considerable comment daughter. street and R. R. Depot, on car line. who offers barga ins at your own terms The Haieiwa. Limited, a two-ho- ur Reward at this office. 7099 and without interest. Honolulu every The tides at Eahulnl and Hllo oecar when the Pacific Mail liner Mongolia train, leaves Sunday, Hone-lul- u. Two fine lots (aggregating m. about one hoar earlier than at passed through 100xl04 at 8:22 a. Returning arrives in Ho- Honolulu on her way ROOM AND BOARD. TUESDAY: gold on Gulick street, Kalihi. $900 nolulu, at 10:10 p. m. The cross: on Alnlroa nv Limited stops Hawaiian standard time la 10 hours to the Orient with nearly a thousand ROOM and cood table board ("home Emma street. Finder please Two nice Kewalo lots, corner Ksnin. only at Pearl City and Waianae. to persons on board return minutes slower than Greenwich but the army trans- cooking), can be had at 1141 Adams! to St. Andrew's Priory and receive lani and Waimanu streets; cheap. 0. P. DENISON. F. C. SMITH, time, being that of the meridian of 157 port Sherman put that performance in comfortable 100- - Supt. lane. 7096 reward. 7100 a small home Hot G. P. & T. A legrees thirty minutes. The time whit- the shade when she entered port with 100) in Nuuanu tract, provided with tle blows at 1:30 p. m., which no less than 1559 persons government la the aboard. She A hand-bat- water, S750. bargain. tame as Greenwich, was top FURNISHED ROOMS. LADIES' black - Also THE ADVERTISER t hours minutes full from to bottom but there ing two purses, ronin. In the same tract the coolest and Bun and moon are far teami time fat was no complaint heard. This speaks small some photos, WORLD 'S NEWS DAILY, NICELY furnished rooms at 1030 Bere etc. Reward if finder healthiest place about the city some tk. whale j will returned well for the Quartermaster's depart- - street. Apply on premises. 709S -- fine, cheap lots your tania to this office. 93 at own terms. J. H. SCHNACTC