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vol. vnr. HONOLULU, H. I., TUESDAY, IvfAY 21, 1901. No. 2865 3 NEARLY 10 01 IS Ulilll Mil IY SOI PETITION 10 OUST M IE I PRICE OF UT ID ES fill fll II I. j GEN- $30,000 THE LATEST THING - COURT ON i NARROW ESCAPE OF IISTEAMER ATTITUDE OP ATTORNEY THE LEGISLATURE'S ABOUT IN HOME WHY BUTCHERS ARE ASKING- SUPREME. IMPORTANT MAUI LAST NIGHT. ERAL APPROVED. SPENT. RULE SCHEMES. MORE. LAND CASE.

Struck a Rock Near Molokal Light- Judge Humphreys Dismisses Order In Members Lost No Time, But DreW Waiting for News of the Resolutions Claim That They Have Been Selling In) Chrlstley vs. Magoon Plaintiff Gets ' -- it house and Had to Return to Hono- Bribery Matter as to Him Cooper, Before Notice of Signing the Appro- Beckley Took Proposed Canvass of At a Loss to Themselves The Two All he asked for Lessees of Property lulu for Repairs. McCandless and Thurston. priation Act Was Read. The Islands for Signatures. Markets. In Agreement Are Protected..

About 10:30 o'clock last night tho Acting Governor Cooper, Attorney-Gener- al About $3,000 are left of the $30,000 A petition to remove Governor Dole Some days ago, the" rumor was rife In the case of Chrlstley vs. Magoon. ("Wilder company's steamer Maul, Cap- E. P. Dole, former Superinten- appropriated for the expenses of tho Is one of the latest Ideas among the upon the streets that the meat markets the Supreme Court this morning hand- tain Sachs, struck on a rock oil tho dent of Public Works, McCandless and extra session of the legislature'. No Home Rulers who think they can in- had combined and an advance In the ed down a decision In which the conten- Molokal Lighthouse and sprung a leak. L. A. Thurston appeared in the Circuit time was lost, In getting the cash, mem- fluence the president to take such a price of fresh meats had been ma'de tions of the plaintiff are entirely sus- morning to cause why step. They are waiting to see what tained. The following Is the substance, , After ascertaining tliat the damage Court this show bers not even waiting till the houses ' by the Honolulu Market Company an1 was not so great as to render It unsate they should not testify before the grand had been formally given the official no- becornes of Representative Beckley the Metropolitan Meat Company. Ac- it the court's ruling; to travel any distance with the boat, Jury in regard to the now noted bribery tice that the bill had been signed. In when., he gets to San Francisco with the cording to the rumors, prices were to "Deed held to have been procured Cptaln Sachs decided to return to Ho- cases. Returns to the order were filed House and Senate the letter announ- Home Rule resolutions, for which the be advanced apyHvhee from 10 to 25 through undue Influence. ns shown by nolulu. He came along at a slow rate by each of the gentlemen named. The cing that Acting Governor Cooper had national executive is expected .to reach per cent all along the line. the existence of the confidential' rela- Attorney-Gener- al as or tionships, ol speed with two pumps Working all return of Dole was signed .the net was read yesterday. It soon as ne learns tneir existence. The price of certain cuts of meat has of attorney and client nnd accepted as sufficient, and the rule us to was news, If advices from the coast and Wash- been advanced prices asked prlnclpol and agent between the parties, the time keeping the vessel afloat and a bit of stale for about halt ington seem to but are i him was dlsmussed. the money on indicate that tho Presi- so high as Is generally supposed, the mentnl weaknesses .of the plaintiff reached here early this morning and had been drawn Satur was enough not Inadequacy docked at the old Flshmarket wharf. When the court opened the room was day. dent not impressed with say those who have the Interests of the und the of the consider- i, petition The exact extent of tho damage can Jammed with people "and dozens crowd-- On Friday last, the act to appropri the resolutions, the plain will two companies In charge. Manaecr ation. ,i,.n.mi,.n,i imtn tho pn ed about the doors. Most of the mem- - ate money the purpose of defray next have attention. Those who favor Waller of the Metropolitan said this "Acts held not to shqw acquiescence voni for up or In- ves- - Ser5t!.he,,b?5w!!:Lpr.e!.ent- - ju A ing the expenses of session the scheme think they can get a morning: "The price of prime beef has ratification when done while the on the marine railway. That the the extra monster petition by canvassing Isl- fluence of the defendants over Bel did not go to the bottom was sin appeared A. Thurs- and the unpaid bills of the regular the, been raised, because the two companies the thought ton; E. P. Dole for himself and Acting session of Legislature Ter ands, and they also think that It would felt they could no longer sell at plaintiff continued though after the ter- gulariy fortunate for It Is by Cooper; the of the be a heavy weight "knock" Wash- that it mination of the relationships of attor- her captain that she struck on a pinna- Governor Hatch and Judge ritory of Hawaii," was signed by Acting at the ligures which have prevailed here ney Whiting for J, A. McCandless. Henry Cooper. ington. Home Rule voters would sign some time. Heretofore, and client and principal and agent. cle rock. Governor E. In great numbers, It is for it has been "Failure of the grantor to Attorney-Gener- al Dole opened by claimed. possible to buy piece prime tender to The Maul left here yesterday after- A large portion of the appropriation "How could McKlnloy Ignore a great a of beef the grantee before suit what the noon at 6 o'clock for Paauhau, Ookala, stating that he Wished to file returns was for paying the salaries of the Sen- for the same price It could be taken grantee paid or on to to cause In ators Und petition, signed by a big majority of the off in addi- had to account of the Kukatau, Laupahoehoe and Papaaloa the order show the cases the Representatives. There of the block San Francisco. In grantor under the agreement, cannot be cargo 13 negroes who of Henry E. Cooper, J. A. McQandless has been $18,177.36 drawn from the fund. natives Hawaii?" said a Home tion to this, we have to pay heavily for with a big and (1 Em-melu- th relied on question . . . i r r . '1 n htmaAlP.... r,Trif' II .rnn panil flrat Ruler,, who has been burning with Is when the was not were going 10 one oi me nawuimii f i.. " " " Of this sum $9,000 is for salaries of the transportation. All we ask a living raised in the lower court and Acting o $600 zeal. "He would have to take profit. prices govern- when the plantations. In spite o the fact that It the Governor stated that Senators and Representatives: notice ' of Our here will be grantor alleged In his bill he had he had not knowledge In regard to brl- - is for mileage, making of $9,600 the document with its vast ed entirely by the prices In California, that there were Beveral wenches aboard tho a total number of signatures. If we can't ac- requested an accounting which had bery except statements made to him as nas gone pockets frpm whence we draw the greater por- - i good luck which Is said to follow a tnat into the of the complish our object In .way, we been refused, had prayed for an ao- Territory and in con- - $8,577.36 one can of our supply." of to cope with creiary 4the lawmakers. The remaining tion counting grantee , U lady color was unable fldence, understanding try a more effective plan." and the had received the dread number 13. The vessel was the that the represents salaries of the officers In the The plan Is to Home1 Mr. Davis of the Honolulu Market, rents and profits and It did not appear vtwo- have Rule men Bpoke in a similar ques- making full speed when she struck tKe ln.matin houses; bills for printing, station In every district of the Islands circulate strain. When how much the grantee ljad paid for or rock. Fortunately It was a glancing sllu,dnnotAZfi,,!,',?,?,8 ery and other Incidentals. There re- copies tioned regarding the relations of the on account of the grantor and the "Hi?,1 "'""T of the petition and get signa- two corporations on subject ot sell- blow as was shown by the fact that "Autch mains at the, demand of the Legisla tures. When this work was finished, the grantor had offered at the hearing in - evidence toZZm Mr. Is verv ereak The tors ii,S2Z.4. According to. present another member ot party ing meats, he replied: "There no the lower court to pay whatever the estimates, when all debts are paid, the could take contract between this and the other grantee paid on JoVscVhVe PP" WS?S" afthlf a trip ,4o Washlngtop and present the company had his account. !(! Iiiot nft of tup pnirlne room and tlftV mere win still be left In the nubile document. regarding the prices asked "Under the circumstances the grantee two partles wouId Probibly bo able to es- - coffers about $3,000. for our refrigerated meats. The whole under a deed obtained through undue vessUel feet "nd tne ends f If the petition was like the ones that Is scraped along forftwei Pe Though Actinir Governor Cooner have been presented In the legislature thing slmnly as follows: Both of Inlluence is declared to be a trustee for nlptir rnplf. I ' . on use have been selling our best beef foot Vofrt" shn" fnt nf th signea me act Friday, the houses uunng me .present for the grantor and ordered to convey the .." r; T,;- - i The attorney-general- 's return was session, the recel ak..; u.i iot did not hear the notice formallv read. vers of it as Washington would have a the same price for which It could be property to him subject to leases made somelor't of hote waT tha"t of the measure having met the execu purchased In San Francisco. In addi- after the execution of the deed." and a made in headlvethe'grand pleasant time with the signatures. Pe -- her plates for the vessel began making "J"?Kd oMtawoVrtfe8 tive's approval, until Monday. This did titions supposed to have been slcrned tion to this, we have 5 cents a iund, The action was one brought by Tho- not deter the Representatives of the or $100 a ton to pay for bringing our mas Chrlstley to cancel a deed from the iV" lat- - by hundreds of Hawaiians havo had the hiilrhonrt n7Tt. plyinghlm with information. The people how-eve- r. meat to Honolulu. We have plaintiff T7tr rear engine greatly from securing their salaries uppearance of having been signed very also to the defendant Emmellne M. wa- - ter statement affected the case The Committee on Is- losses to bear In the way of meat Magoon of about "14 acres of land on room close to the crank alley. The aa to hIm as seen ,ater M Accounts much by the same hand, and others - w, sued the to Representa spoiled by being bruised In shipment, Fort street. The consideration was an ter began to- come Into the vessel quite Candless. return was Identical with warrants the have been full of Jokes, for w.hlch the rapidly and two pumps were set at tives, who cashed the same on Satur Hawaiian language allows many op and thawing, which occasionally hap- oral promise to pay $4,000 of plaintiffs that of coooer day afternoon. pens, when our cargo reaches this end debts and give him $75 a month while work. It was not long before Chief Ju(, e HarWell return portunities in signing names. Engineer Renear perceived that the read the of u Treasurer Wright is only navlnir war of Its Journey an halng transferred he lived. The court held that $23,000 A Thuraton. Mr. Thurston stated first ls vessel was not making water any fast- - rants .drawn for salaries and pay-rol- from the steamers to the drays. This was a conservative estimate of the .va- tnat ne was an attorney, practicing In ui. ma present time, being a tropical climate, wo cannot lue of the land. er than her pumps could cope with, so Honolulu; he was all lie has ruled that Captain foachs course that and at times these .may be paid at once, but that A ham' our meat in the open air over The court reviews the details of the decided the best had been reuJy anu billing to assist the OR Is In existing lu puiauc iu iu other 'warrants must be registered and night, as done the temperate zone. relations between the defen- b iciuin nuuu.uiu grand Jury; that all the information iaie tneir turn for payment In 11 It Is necessary to keep It in cold stor- dant and plaintiff, the former being at- in order that the vessel could he re possessed by him was given by a the paired. client future. age until we dispose of It. torney and confidential advisor of tho in continence and In the regular way This policy of the treasurer accounts "The two companies, with these facts latter. It Is stated In the decision that There were some aboard the vessel that to divulge the same would be to WAS PLAYING WITH COMPANION Chrlstley was Ignorant mat- who not feelings how- - for the largo amount of cosh left In looking them In the face, came to a of business did control their violate the confidential relations that hand, In comparison to WHEN ACCIDENT HAPPENED. agreement to price ters, slow of mind and hardly knew ever as the colored passengers were must exist between counsel and client; the actual mutual raise the to In they amount left when bills are paid. It is such a llrure us would enable them to what was the nature of the papers he for a while mortal terror that that under tho law he wbb not required nouse will pass sell gain to signed. WtrB IU LIllMI' UUUIIli AUUUL I1U.il tn fltVU tru nnvia r,r lilt, rtllftnt rif on.. understood mat the a at a fair themselves. We dozen to pray, esoiution when It meets airaln. to brine Affair Occurred in Kona Plantation at have no schedule price for our prime The deed Is ordered cancelled. The of them commenced of the statements made bv that nllont. about payment of all warrants as they cuts, but are being governed entirely suit was appealed from the First Cir- .vhlle the women were wringing hands. when the returns were all read, the Holualoa Last Saturday Nobody de- are drawn. There are kicks coming be- - by the price of In , J cuit court. Tho Supreme Court's wmueu me yuiiia beef California," - muiura iu lower uie court ouservetl tnat Mr. Uooper, in Ills causepf the nt of warrants Held Responsible. cision Is a long one, written by the , anu matte ineir way to snore. viieakapb,city- aSMottngUovpmor Was ful-th- e - regularly approved by the house and IN THE POLICE COURT. Chief Justice Frear. crew assured thbm tnat there was fllllnc- a hlch nubile function. As nrtru- - Wright "will probably hear danger of sinking o.n from the llttle the boat the ment the other cases would probably lawmakers. The MaunU. Loa brought tho news Is DOLE CONTINUES ARGUMENT. praying was left off and the crowd took drag nlong length Mr. Ah Fong Fined for Resisting Two for considerable today of a fatal accident at Kona Su- In Judge Humphreys' court this af- me mailer goou natureuiy. cooper would oe excused, lr he so de- - gar Officers. A of survey CORONER'S JURY MEETS. Comp'auy's plantation at Holualoa ternoon a packed house had gathered In board was called and sired, Until his case might be called. uSturday. One girl aged 11 they examined, the vessel this morning. The Acting Governor thanked the court last little The wheels of Justice moved very the hope of hearing argument In the To Consider the Cause of Charles Bom. years was killed and another so badly slowly morning In Judge olllcial-brlber- y coses by Thomas Fitch. but it was impossible to determine bu t replied that he would remain injured leg ampu- this Wilcox's the exact nature of the damage or Its throughout the hearing, bay's Death. that her had to be court. Three drunks Mallnnskl. Soma The anxious crowd was disappointed, tated. Miss Kekoa was the victim of and Lyons, were fined $2 nnd costs. however Attorney-Gener- al ole de- extent. The freight on the vessel will The court then asked Mr. Dole If his afternoon, Jury the accident companion was siring to up case -- discharged so was a copy This the coroner's In and her Maleklele, a native boy of ten or take further the of be that she can be placed return correct of the letter Noah aged 8 years. Cooper Mr. Dolo on marine railway to undergo re- - wrtten by him to grand Jury. the matter of the death of Charlie Bom- Kealoha twelve summers was given six months and McCandless. the the Tne bay, alias Jackson, met long enough to The children were playing on the dealt chiefly with Is pairs. attorney-gener- al replied that he had In the Reform School, for disobeying authorities. It entirely Mnul two to grand take the testimony of Kaapa, the trusty railroad track near their homes Satur- his parents. The father nnd the mother expected that both Mr. Fitch and Mr. It Is.not clear where the written letters the Jury, wno day morning 11 Thompson, amlel curae, will Mr. struck. Captain Sachs says that the and In both of them had stated nracti- - nrst saw mo attack upon the de about o'clock. A gang say that their erring hopeful insists on follow vessel was about three quarters ot a cally the same tacts as were contained ceased by Klkl the cellmate of Bombay. ot men wus loading some rook Into running away from home and remain Dole. mile distant from the light when she In his return of this morning. According to Kaapa s statement the curs and running them down an Incline ing away for extended periods of time. men who were both arrested for drunk to a point some distance beyond where HAWAIIAN IS COMING. hit. It was not.a shoal he thinks but Thomas Fitch, amicus curiae, pointed enness Ho associates with vicious characters a sharp pinnacle, rock which was not out to the court that Mr. Dole hud had not been In the cell longer the children were playing. The grade and spends his time and occasional Considerable Interest Is felt In the on the charts, On the other hand It Is given to the Jury the names of both of man live minutes, possibly not more being quite heayy, the cars attained earnings In shooting craps. of the steamship Hawaiian. said by other-steamsh- ip captains who his informants In regard to bribery and than three, when Klkl kicked Bombay considerable speed. Ah I'ong, tho Chinaman who created It was reported on the water front this navigate in' that vicinity that the shoal could do no more. There was nothing in the face four times and also hit him One of them was started on the a disturbance In the Chinese theatre on morning that she had left Kahulul yes- stops very close to the light house, so left to court discharge with his foot In the abdomen. When grade while the children were on the night of 17th Inst., was acquit- terday 2 the but to the came, ' the the afternoon at o'clock for this if Captain Sachs Is mistaken about the order to show cause as to him. assistance Bombay was found to track. They were unconscious of their ted of the charge of assault and bat- port and much surprise was expressed distance from shore It was upon the The court again asked Mr. Dole, sne be so badly Injured that he was taken danger until it was too late to escape. tery on an officer. While In a Joyful because she had not made her appear- regular reef that his vessel struck. The clflcally, If he had given the Jury the to the Queen s Hospital. His condition They were struck by the car and mood Ah Fong proceeded to throw some ance early In the day. It was stated at owing - Mcul will go on the marine railway to- names or his informants and If he had to the severe nature of his Inju thrown across the rails. The little Ke- rotten oranges at the thespians, who H. Hackfcld and Comnany. her- agents. morrow morning. Withheld any ries, his age, and his poor physical con- koa child was hit on the breast by the naturally demurred. officers was not expected other Information that dition, soon fatally, In When Ah that the vessel here'tfj the Jury demanded. The attorney-ge- n resulted and a front wheel and her body terribly Chee and Ah On attempted to put him before Thursday or Friday, A WELCOME. eral replied that he had given the two few days he died. mashed and mangled. Her companion under arrest, tho mongolian resisted names but had declined, de Charles Bombay was a South African escaped with better luck for the right It was nee SHOWS INCREASING A Honolulu printer Is getting out a and still by birth, 60 years of age. He was a with such vehemence that PROSPERITY. clined, to divulge any leg was caught, by the wheel which essary thump twenty-sixt- h prospectus for a newspaper to be pub- of the Informa well known character about town, and to him over the head with The annual report of tho lished at Lahalnn. Maul should help to tlon supplied by the men. If the grand passed over the limb. Miss TCekoa the butt end of a pistol in order to Provident Savings Life Assurance So- Jury It while not a man of great, value to the lived but a short time after the acci be good. Judge support such on enterprise and doubt- desired the Information would community, was generally liked be muke him Wilcox fined ciety, which has just been published Is less will do so. Maul News. have to follow It up through the two dent. Her companion was so badly In- the celestial $25 and costs for his fun. ratifying to nil the friends of the com- - cause of his extreme good nature. . men mentioned to It. jured that the right leg had to be am (t'-'ny- Klkl, us soon as his victim had been putated. Since President Scott nBsumed CAOUTCHOUC. The court then stated that Mr. Dole to quarters placed JUDGE EDINGS' COURT. management of the company It has had undoubtedly removed safe was A coroner's Inquest was with 'e1 The attention of Smith Is res- fulfilled his duties In arrest, charged held the In Judge Edlngs special court this milled Its assets, income and reserve Jared under with assault and - policy-holder- to the matter and that the order should be following Jurors: Foreman J. K. Na- morning the case of Schweitzer &.Com- 'ml for s. I. R. Burns, pectfully Invited the matter of the to battery. Upon the death of Bombay hale, F. E. Helm, Forrest, D. Mad- - ' cultivation of caoutchouc or India rub- dismissed as him. The clerk was so was graver F. pany, vs., Charles J. Flshel, assumpsit, resident mnnoger; office In Magoon he charged with the offense well, Alu, V. Kealo-all- l. ber on the islands. No better line of Instructed. of manslaughter. E. Alawa, and J. was argued and taken under advise- building. Argument on the other cases was ment. Jury was waived by stipulation experimenting could be devised than The coroner s Jury will meet again to of testing then Invited. Mr. Dole took the floor 7 The jury returned a verdict the of counsel. The "case Is one In which PACIFIC HEIGHTS RAILWAY. that different places on the began presenting In at o'clock to continue the taking of effect islands aB to their adaptlbillty for this and the defense the testimony. that death had been due to acci Flshel gave Mrs. Turner of Hllo, a let- No grander scenic view to be had purpose, and noting results. True, case of Henry E. Cooper, Acting Gov. dental causes and held no one respon- ter of introduction to plaintiff firm nt than Pacific Heights the it ernor, sible for tho affair. strength affords. Take would require from seven to ten years TALK ABOUT A BUILDING. San Francisco. On the of this Pacific Heights Electric Railway and to thoroughly exploit the matter, Mr. Dole continued his argument un letter. Schweitzer & Co.. sold Mrs. have pleasant outing. trip but 12 of purchasing a Round an Industry would probably be thereby til nearly o'clock when recess was The matter tho Model QUESTION LEGISLATORS. Turner about $700 worth of goods, which fnre only 10 oents. established which would prove a source taken. He discussed the question of block on Fort street was discussed at The grand Jury had a "legislative ses wero not paid for. They now want of profit for the next hundred years. privileges of the Acting Governor, who length by the. Elks last night but no sion" this morning. Among the num Flshel to pay the amount on account of Fine Book and Commercial Printing, final was taken. The trustees law-make- Maui News. is really Governor, and of Mr. McCond action ber of rs before the body were his endorsement of the customer. F. A. at the Stnr Office. less, who was at the time, superlnten submitted another proposal, with plans of Hankey for plaintiff; Magoon and a building, to Y. M. C. A. President Kalue, the Senate; Senator COLLEGE HILLS.. dent ot public works. for next the Kalauokalanl and Representative Wil Thompson for defendunt. The Electric Car line Is being rapidly on Hotel street. liam Mossmun. More than half of each Lum S nc vs. Marlon Lunmg action Four new members were elected, on contract, Is being heard by Judge constructed through College Hills and WOULD BUY MAUNALEI, bringing of tho Houses will appear before the "Is to lie In operation by September 1st. the total number to be Initia jury. Edlngs this afternoon. W. H. Pain has addressed a letter to ted next Monday night up to forty-rou- r. The private water supply will be laid T, McCants Stewart, receiver of Mau through every block by July 1st. nalet plantation, offering to assume all NO BUSINESS IN SENATE. SEMI-WEEKL- Y STAR. rent liabilities, the debt owing to the CHINEE MELICANS. The Senate met 'at the usual hour Honolulu people who are going Fine Job Printing, Star Office. Rlsdon Iron works and to pay the sum Tho ofllco of Secretary Cooper pres this morning but took a recess to 2 p. abroad can have the Semi-Week- ly Star of $12,000 additional In cash. An order ented an unusual scene this morning, m. This was on account of Cecil Brown mailed to any address for the small The 'Maker approving the" terms of sale' has been when a .half hundred Chinese, men, wo having to appear in court and several Bum of twenty-fiv- e cents a month. The presented to the court but has not yet men and children, presented themselves Senators having been asked to appear Sem -- Weekly Star contains all tne local HAWAIIAN been signed. The creditors of the plan for certificates as to birth In the Ha- oerore tne grand jury. news of Importance, besides the dally Us tatlon have signed a paper agreeing to waiian Islands. Under the latest ruling stock quotations are published. Behind. the terms. Judge Humphreys will de of the Secretary of the Treasury, Chi- INDICTMENTS RETURNED. clde the case Friday and will approve nese born In the Hawaiian iBlands are Four indictments were returned by Fine Job Printing, Star Offlc?. the sale, although the petition for at American citizens, and the Territorial the grand jury into court this morning, COMPANY, LTD torney's fee's may or may not be op Secretary Is required to Issue to them They were not read, so that Information proved. certificates of birth. It Is believed that in regard to them was withheld by the Advance Spring several hundred Chinese children will court. The cases are criminal matters Stales receive these certificates. presented by the Attorney General. ACTS AS EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRA- There are about forty cases on the gov TOR, TRUSTEE, ASSIGNEE AND BAIRD RETURNS. ernment s list. RECEIVER. United States District Attorney Balrd FINANCIAL AGENT FOR INDIVI- surprised his friends this morning by For a stiff neck there Is nothing bet. DUALS OR CORPORATIONS. returning from Walluku whither he had ter than a free application of Chamber SHOBS ACTS AS TRUSTEE OF CORPORA gone for n month's rest and recreation. Iain's Pain Balm, It quickly relieves That fit right, and look fine when now. TION MORTGAGES. 1901 Mr. Balrd found Walluku rather lone tne stillness anu soreness, effecting a Shoes look fine, right that fit and wear ASSUMES ENTIRE CHARGE OF some and, moieovpr. he has not been so complete cure. For sale by all dealers well since leaving; Honolulu. Benson, Smith & Co., general agents Baking Powder well when old. They nro twentieth REAL ESTATE. century shoes, and consequently DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST COL TENNIS Hawaiian islands. the SPEAK. i LECTED AND REMITTED. PRICES THAT shoes of the day. Mens' black cotton sox 70 cents a doz PACIFIC HEIGHTS RAILROAD, Made from pure BONDS, STOCKS AND SECURITIES en; Real Panama hats newest shape There will bo half hour service of the BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COM GUIDES $5.00: Valenclnnes lace 15 cents a dozen; Pacific Heights railroad for tho ac cream of tartar. ' MISSION AT THE STOCK EX. Mens' felt hats gray, black, and brown, commodation of those wishing to vlow CHANGE OR ELSEWHERE. 60 cents while tho Fair Is on at Kerr's the comet from this elevation. Cars SAFE TO RENT IN BURGLAR- - AT Queen street. leavo on the half and full hours up to PROOF VAULTS. iu p. m. until further notice. Safeguards the food The Customs Tariff Act of 1897 with alphabetical schedule, revised un to ICE HOUSE DELICACIES. against alum. E. D. Tenney President July 1st. 1900 an Indispensable book for Caniarinos California Fruit Market U Mott-2mlthi- ... Vice-Preside- the place for Ice house' delicacies, E. A. nt all Importers, just received and for sale Everything O, R. Carter Treasurer & POTTER CO., LTD. by the Golden RU'Q tsazaar. the California market af Alum baking powders are the greatest J. R. Gait Becretary fords at this season of the year can be meoacen to health of the present day. C. Cooke Auditor Ladles' French dancing slippers at found at Camarlnos'. H. - 026 Fort 'Street, Melnerny's Shoe Store, something en- ROVAl BAK1NQ POWOCH NEW YORK. W. F, Allen Director Printing, L CO., 1057 FORT STREET Jfc; S. M Ballou Director Tel Main 3I7 nrcly new. Fine Job Star Office. - , rf. 4a.' nJIt i5Ss!''i. )lWfUWM win PMiMWii. .

TWO. TUB HAWAIIAN STAR, TUESDAY. MAY 21, 1901. "MONITOR" A wo again to prcet you THB Here are greet you with the best selected and IARRIVING.I newest stock of Hats of the season, Monday, May 20. which have Just arrived. Am. bk. S. C. Allen, Johnson, 20 duys from San Francisco, at 4:30 i. m. Our stock of the celebrated Knox Tuesday, Jiay 21. Hats Is complete and in shades to Stnir. Mauna Lon, Slmerson, from La- - complexions. A HOME ON INSTALLMENTS. hulnn. Maalnen, 'Kona and KaU, at 5:50 suit all We are now nrennred to build ultra ctlve and comfortable houses at COL- - witu baps sugar, wj uugs seed Our Straw Hats for styles cannot cane, liu bags eorree, 1J& Dags toro, bu LEGE HILLS on plans to be approved by you, for a fair cash payment and bo surpassed, for that Is a well known monthly line Is now being built, and water laid to every lot. , """D . ,'vtfa Installments. J ir """t"",j""'aw a, 24 pigs, 44 1 by the number you Better to plan and o.v.i ycur own ho use than to pay rent. Telephone uo Jbs bundles hides, fact and attested about It (on Main 09.) nurse, unu m puckubus sunuues. see worn on' the streets. I DEPARTING. Wo are always In the times ai.,1 never Monday, May 20. neglect to give our patrons the newest Am. ship S. D. Carleton, Amesbury, market affords. for Kahulul towed by tug Fearless at the Canadian-Australia- n Mail 5:30 p. in. This pertains to our Men's stock, but Royal Tug Fearless, Brokow, for Kahulul, wc also have an assortment of Hats towing S. D. Carleton, at 5:30 p. m. Tuesday, May 21. and caps for children and boys that Stmr. Niihau, W. Thompson, for ll, will make them look sweeter than ever Walmea and Kekuha at 5 p. ni. to you. Give us a call. STEAMSHIP COMPANY Stmr. lwalanl, Greene, for Koloa, Eleele and Hanapepe at 5 p. m. We solicit your trade. Stmr. Mtkahnla, Gregory, for Nawl-Hwl- lI and Ilanamaulu at 5 p. m. au&mers of the above line, running In connection with the CANADIAN Schr. Twilight, Johnson, for Huelo, PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY between VVancouver, B. C, and Sydney, N. Maul, about 10 a. in. 0. W., and calling at Victoria, B. C, Honolulu and Brisbane, Q., are Gaso. schr. Eclipse. Townsend, for Lahalna, Klhel, Makenn, Kullua, yiz: and Hookena, at 3 p. m. Duo at Honolulu on or about the dates uolow stated, Stmr. KInau, Freeman, for Hllo and 111" way ports, at noon. ci in Vic- ffrea Vancouver and Victoria, B. C, From Sydney and Brisbane, for Stmr. Lehua .Bennett, for Molokal r Brisbane and Sydney: toria and Vancouver, B. C: ports at 5 p. m. ITWO STORES, TWO STOCKS. Mokolli, 5 p. O. Box 558. MOANA JUNE 8 MIOWERA JUNE 6 Stmr. for Kahulul, at m. P. 3 Schr. Golden Gate, for Kahulul at 5 MIOWERA JULY 6 AORANGI JULY p. m. AORANGI AUG. 3 MOANA .' JULY 31 AUG. 31 MIOWERA AUG. 28 Schr. Alice Kimball, for Kahulul, at MOANA C p. m. TWO TELEPHONES. SEPT. 28 AORANGI SEPT. 23 MIOWERA Wednesday, May 22. 96 AORANGI OCT. 2G MOANA OCT. 23 Main and 23 NOV. 20 German bark Telus, NIelson, for New Main 3C7. MOANA NOV. MIOWERA Caledonia, probably p. MIOWERA DEC. 21 AORANGI DEC. 18 sail m. MOANA AN. 15 Am. ship Palmyra, Keller, for the Plumbing, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work Sound In ballast, probably sail a. m. 9 and 11 Hotel Street and Friday, May 24. Am. bark Ceylon, Wilier, probably Corner of Fort and Hotel Streets. DIMOND BLOCK 75-- 79 KING STREET. sail for Laysan Island a. m. B3m magnificent new service the "Imperial Limited" li now running dally f PASSENGERS. NO WONDER OTHER FURNITURE BETWEEN VANCOUVER AND MONTREAL Arriving. Per Stmr. Mauna Loa, May 21. from DEALERS CANNOT UNDERSTAND Mafctas the run 109 noun without change. The flncit Railway service In Maul and Hawaii ports R. C. Lane, H. &s Warren M. J. Medelros, F. A. Potter, Go well provided from the stock of awl. Mrs. K. Roy, Miss L. C. Roy, Miss F. Wliy tlao FURNITURE, Stevens, W. W. Bruns and wife J. L. Lewis & Co.'s and you will go, safe In Kaulukou, Edward Hart, Charles Na-hal- e, the assurance that you will at all times STORJJ iHBmasli ticket from Honolulu to Canada, United States and Europe. liiued G. F.Carsley, H. F. Cameron, Miss bo In a physical condition to pursue On Beretanla Stroot, near Flro Station J. Roexch, Miss J. Joe, Mrs. C. Huy-selde- n, -- your being well iBta erela"Ja and passage and all general inf nation, apply to Miss C. J. Nothron, J. C. Balrd, fortune, constitution A. Dorego, Miss J. Bush, Miss F. Bush, reinforced with nourishing and building A. S. Canton, M. Andrews, L. Mlcholes, up foods. II. Duderch, C. Cullln, F, H. Langthooth Sells 25 less than they do THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., Ltd., Gen'l Agts. Many men have been known to lose F. H. Reed, Mrs. J. J. Newcombe, Miss - M. Snarey, Mr. Tetshits, Mrs. Pane Pit, the vital turn In life's tide because, for- (The answer la simple e h.) und U4 on deck. sooth, "their stomachs went back on KAHULUL them." Will you go to that far off We Buy for Cash and Sell for Cash clime, tempting danger Arrived, May IS, schr, II. C. Wright, northern at Pacific Mail Steamship Co. NIelson, from Hana, to load sugar at every step, to lose probably at the ele- "When Buying Tn Credit or on the Kahulul. venth hour on account of "cheap Installment plan you always pay Departed, May 20, schr. Jos. L. Evls-to- n, goods?" More for your goods. Ramselius, with sugar for San Occidental & Oriental S. S. Co. Francisco. Don't do It. Be advised. Get your In port, May 20, ship Henry Failing, money's worth. Come and see us at Mathews; ship Emily x Whitney, Brig-ma- n; Just Received a New Stock of Ice Boxes, Refrigerators, schr. li. C. AVrlght, NIelson; S. S. Fort Street. Hawaiian, Bed Sets, Baby Carriages, American and Hawaiian Flags, and Toyo Kisen Kaisha. Banfleld. Respectfully, On the reef, Schr. Alice Kimball, Ma- t MacNeale & Safes, son. Urban Etc., Etc. The H. C. Wright is now ready to go to sea having on board about S0U0 bags sugar. & CO. port of IErWI Steamers of the above Companies will call at Honolulu and leave this The S. S. Hawaiian is still discharg- FOOD SPECIALISTS, on or about the dates below mention ed: ing machinery for the H. C. & Co.'s P. O. BOX 635. DA.Z new mill. BLOCK. FOR CHINA AND JAPAN: FOR SAN FRANCISCO: Telephone 240. Ill Fort Street. CIRCUIT COURT COPTIC MAY 28 PEKING MAY 21 CASES. Cone- - AMERICA MARU JUNE 5 GAELIC MAY 28 J. H. the new trustee of the Another of PEKING JUNE 13 HONGKONG MARU JUNE 7 estate o Mary S. Ashton, has recelnt-e- d Large Shipment Angle Lamp GAELIC JUNE 21 CHINA JUNE 15 John Ena, retiring trustee, for the HONGKONG MARU JUNE 29 DORIC JUNE 22 sum of J4.144.30. being the balance re CHINA JULY 0 NIPPON MARU JULY 2 maining in the latter's hands according Metropolitan Meat Go " TH15 ANGL,I3 IAIWUP" DORIC JULY 1C PERU . JULY 9 to ins unai report in court. Tlx XVlfirlx tiacvfc X? culls NIPPON MARU JULY 24 COPTIC JULY 19 In the matter of S. H. Kalamakeo vs. Never PERU AUG. 1 AMERICA MARU JULY 20 H. Wharton, et al., action to quiet KING STREET, It seems almost Incredible that any lamp could be good enough to take COPTIC AUG. 9 PEKING AUG. 3 title, plaintiff has illed a motion that the place of electricity on even terms, yet such Is the case with the ANGLE AMERICA MARU AUG. 17 GAELIC AUG. 13 Reeky L. K. Kalamakee, a minor, be LAMP. All over the Islands people are throwing away their old lamps and PEKING AUG. 24 HONGKONG MARU AUG. 20 suustituteu tor ner as a oarty to the replacing them with this lamp, not merely because It costs about one-ten- th GAELIC SEPT. 3 CHINA AUG 27 suit and that plaintiff be appointed as much to maintain (cost Is no object to some people) but besides being In- HONGKONG MARU SEPT. 11 DORIC SEPT. 6 guardian ad litem for said new neti- - finitely cheaper It Is more brilliant and more reliable in the bargain. It Is a CHINA SEPT. 19 NIPPON MARU SEPT. 13 Ltioner. revelation to every one who uses It, and simply demonstrates that the DORIC SLx'T. 27 PERU SEPT. 21 a motion for new trial has been filed lamp was a barbarous contrivance. THE ANGLE LAMP never NIPPON MARU OCT. 4 COPTIC OCT. 1 by plaintiff in the case of T. W. Hob-ro- n smokes, smells or gives any trouble, Is lighted and extinguished as easily aa vs. C. I. Helm, assumpsit. AND NAVY CONTRACTORS. gas, and Is the Ideal light from every standpoint. We carry these lamps from In. Kan Wing Chew vs. Clias. F. U.80 up. trespass, defendant has liled an answer denying each and every War general Information apply to allegation put forward. H. Davies & Ltd. The motion of plaintiff in the case of G. J. WALLER. : Manager. Theo. Co., Magoon vs. Marks, for new trial was M. HACKFELD & Agts. heard by Judge Edlngs Saturday Hardware CO., Ltd. morning and d.enled. Lin Sing Kee, In the case of Harrison vs. Magoon, AGBXTS FOR assumpsit, by consent of counsel the TINSMITH. Sterling lubricating Oils, Clarlphos, Alsen Cement, Portland Cement, plaintiff's motion to amend the declara- Does Giant Powder Co., Dicks Balata Belting, Roche Harbor Lime Co, tion was allowed and defendants given Sanitary Plumbing New Home Sewing Machines and Hand Sewing Machi- twenty days in which to answer. nes. Oceanic Steamship Company. In Manuel de Quudros vs. Freur the Nuuanu Street, Orposlte Emma defendant's demurrer was XL sustained. Agateware, Glassware, Crockery, Harness, Saddles and Leathers, DIED IN NORWAY. Rugs, Brass Bedsteads, Trunks, Valises, Mattings, Sufas, Linoleums, Powder and Caps, General H ardware and Plantation Supplies. A Well Known Young Lady of Kauai OHTA, TIME) Passes Away. Contractor nuil Builder, The fine Passengers Steamers of thisTABIBline will arrive at and leave this port ...House Fainter as hercnder: KEKAHA, Kauai, May 13. Word was received here last Saturday of the CRIBS AND BABIES' BEDS FROM SAN FRANCISCO: san francisco: death of Miss Faye In Kewalo, Sheridan Street, near Klnn MAY 25 for may 22 at her home MARIPOSA Sonoma Norway. She been T 5 may 29 had suffering with Honolulu. H. SONOMA JUNE mariposa cancer in the throat and about two A new Invoice Just opened,' MARIPOSA JUNE 15 ventura june 4 months ngo left here for Norway for VENTURA JUNE 20 mariposa june 19 better medical treatment. Call early or you will, miss a choice. ( MARIPO'SA JULY 6 june 25 Miss Faye Is 17 ' sierra a sister of II. P. Faye, !:!:!:x!mi:ii:"!:!mm!m SIERRA JULY mariposa july 10 manager of Kekaha Plantation. Mr. MARIPOSA JULY 27 sonoma july 10 - ' Faye accompanied by Mrs. Faye left SONOMA AUG. 7 mariposa july 31 ngo New Furniture TZ 17 about a month on an extended MARIPOSA AUG. ventura ...aug. 0 visit to Mr. Faye's home VENTURA AUG. 28 mariposa aug. 21 in Norway. 7 While he was still in the United States MARIPOSA SEPT. SIERRA AUG, 27 of CITY FURNITURE STORE SIERRA SEPT. 18 MARIPOSA SEPT, 11 he heard the death of his sister. 23 SONOMA 17 Miss Faye was a young lady of about II. II. WILLIAMS, Blanngor MARIPOSA SEPT. SEPT. twenty-fiv- e twenty-si- x SONOMA OCT. 9 MARIPOSA OCT. 2 or and had a host of friends who are very sorry Fresh Meat MARIPOSA OCT. 19 VENTURA OCT. 8 to Telephone 84G Lore Itullding, 581 and 53C Fort Street VENTURA OCT. 30 MARIPOSA OCT. 23 learn of her sudden death. MARIPOSA NOV. 9 SIERRA OCT. 29 The people of this district deeply SIERRA NOV. 20 MARIPOSA NOV. 13 sympathize with Mr. Faye, Mrs. Faye MARIPOSA NOV. 29 SONOMA NOV. 19 and the other relatives of Miss Faye MARIPOSA DEC. 4 In their sad bereavement. Arrived by the WILDE COMPANY VENTURA DEC. 10 WHAT THESE ISLANDS NEED. Local Boat. D. M. Therlll of Atlanta, Ga claims Sierra Established In 1872. J. 11. CAMARA, Proprietor. to have perfected a system by which telephonic long distance limits are ex- Estate S, G, Wilder W, C, Wlldei In connection with the sailing of the above steamers, the Agents are pre- tended 1,000 miles beyond present con- pared to Issue, to Intending passengers coupon through tickets by any railroad versational limits, that Is from 1,350 to from San Francisco to all points In the United States, and from New York by 2,300 miles. DEALER IN steamship line to all European p . Durng recent tests of this apparatus. were -- Conversations satisfactory carried IMPORTERS AND For further particulars ppaly to on over one curcult between Atlanta DEALERS IN .Wood, Coal, Gasoline and Troy, N. Y., made up in a round- about way, and with 1,300 miles of cable LUMBER AND COAL W. G. Irwin 8c Co. In the circuit. AND (LIMITED) A VERY REMARKABLE REMEDY. Coal Oil "It Is with a good deal of pleasure and satisfaction that I recommend Building Materials General Agents Oceanic S. S. Company, Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar- M rhoea Remedy," says Druggist A. W. I. SUCH AS Sawtelle, of Hartford, Conn. "A lady OFFICE customer, seeing DOORS, SASII, BUNDS, AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- the remedy exposed N STEAMSHIP CO. for sale on my show case, said to me: LIMITED. H. f. Cor. Beretania anOmna Streets 'I really believe that medicine saved my Direct Service Between life the past summer while at the shore' and she became so enthusiastic over Its Builders' Hardware Hew York, Hawaiian Islands, via Pacific Coast. merits that I at once made up my mind TELEPHONES: to recommend It In the future. Recent- Taints, Oils, Glass, ly a gentleman came into my store so OFFICE: MAIN 136. splendid New Steel Steamers; overcome with collo pains that he sank The at once to the floor. I gave him a dose Wall Paper, Etc. YARDS: BLUE 1223. S. S. OREGONIAN 6000 tons to sail about May 25. of this remedy which helped him. I re- S. S. AMERICAN 6000 tons to sail about June 15. peated the dose and In fifteen minutes S. S. HAWAIIAN 6000 tons to sail he left my store smilingly Informing mo that he felt as well as ever." Sold by Cor. Fort and Queen Streets Freight received at Company's wharf, 42nd Street, South Brooklyn, at all all dealers, Benson, Smith & Company, times. general agents, AdTcaixx HONOLULU, H. L All Orders C. O. D. For further particulars apply to Hawaiian Islands. Phono SIO H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD, Note Heads, Bill Heads, Statements Note Heads, Bill Heads, Note Heads, , ' and Fine Commercial Printing at the Statements Bill Heads, Statements Freight Agent AGENTS, HONOLULU. Office. and Fine Commercial Printing at the and Fine Commerlal Printing at tbe B, P. MORSII, General Star Star Office, Star Office. nifhn, MrinM JitH i. -- w. THE HAWAIIAN STAR, TUESDAY, MAY 21. 1901. TmUDL DR. M. WHITNEY, CORPORATION NOTICES. THE J. COFFEE DENTIST. 1 10 Gil Boston Building, Fort Street Over H. Kihei Assessment Notices. BankofJJawaii BELOW COST May & Co. LARGE CONSUMPTION IN THE Hours: Tel. Main 277. LIMITED. THE 12TH ASSESSMENT of 5 per UNITED STATES. cent or $2.50 per share became due and Incorporated under the Laws of the The Territory of NICHOLS, payable January 2nd, 1801 and bears A Million Of Hawaii. DR. A. E. znu, 1901. Dollars a Week Sent Out penalty from February PAID-U- P CAPITAL - - $600,000 House DENTIST. Country Coffee white The thirteenth nnd final assessment The for Islands Thnt RESERVE of 5 per cent or $2.50 per share on the 5o,ooo - stock of Co., Could Supply the Demand. UNDIVIDED PROFITS - 131,564 420 Fort Office Hours: 9 to 4. the Klhel Plantation Ltd., Street. has been levied and will become due Masonlo OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. 1123 Alakea Street, next nnu payable on' the 15th day of June. 5. pros- M. Cooke 1901, WASHINGTON, May The Charles President temple, Honolulu. Interest bearing after the 15th pect peace- T. C. Jones Vice-Preside- nt 1901. of a return of permanently Will Sell Gentlemen's Neckties day of July, ful conditions In the Philippines and C. H. Cooke Cashier Tne anove assessments are payable present conditions in Porto Rico and F. C. Atherton Assistant Cashier B. at the offices of Alexander & Baldwin, to com- On DR. 0. HIGH, Ltd., Judd Building. Hawaii favorable American Henry- Wnterhouse, Tom May, F. W. Saturday, May 19 mercial enterprises lends additional in- Mc- - DENTIST J. P. COOKE, Macfarlane. E. D. Tenney. J. A. terest to some figures just compiled by Candless. Gont's Bows, 5 cents Philadelphia Dental College, 1892. 'Treasurer Klhel Plantation Co. the treasury bureau of statistics re- former price 25 cents Honolulu, May 18, 1901. Solicits the Accounts of Firms. Cor a a a garding the coffee consumption of the porations, Trusts, Individuals, and will beans, 8 25 " Masonlo Temple. United States and of the world. promptly ana carefully to Office: NOTICE. The people of the United States are attend all Telephone, Main 318, sending out of the country more than business connected with banking en- a a. u a a million dollars a week In payment for trusted to It. Sell and Purchase For 25 At a special meeting of the share eign Exchange, Issue Letters of Credit. Four-in-han- coffee consumed In this country, all of. d it a a tt DR. E. WALL. holders of the Ookala Sugar Plantation 35 OR. A, C, WALL, 0. day. which could be readily produced In Por- SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Co. held this the following officers to Rico, Philippine Isl- were elected to Bervo out unexpired Hawaii and the Ordinary and Term Deposits received 3D 13 S. terms, ands, which have already shown their and Interest allowed In accordance with We are not going out of business NTIS 1 viz: ability to produce coffee of a high rules and conditions printed In pass- but giving James F. Morgan, Esqr,. President 1 m m BUILDING, FORT STREET, - grade, commanding high prices in the books, copies of which may be had on It 11 LOVE vice R. McKIbb'- deceased. markets of the world. Porto Rtcan cof- puDiic a Vice-Preside- application. tne a nt chance to get Telephone ill. John M. Dowsett, Esqr., upon high bargain vice J. N. Wrleht, deceased. fee has been looked as grade Judd Building, Fort Street. 8 a. ml to 4 p. m. and for many years has commanded OFFICE HOURS. B. F. BISHOP, Secretary. high prices In the markets of Europe, Dated Honolulu, May Uth, 1901. and the development of coffee culture In Hawaii during the past few years VWWVWWWWWAWWVWV WYWWVWWVWWVMi AN DR. A. J. DERBY, have also been very satisfactory In the BISHOP & CO. Olaa Assessment Notice. quality produced and the prices rea- 5 DENTIST. lized. Mott-Smlt- h Building, In the Philippines the product Is of Cor. and Hotel Sts. Honolulu, H. I. high grade, and the fact that In phy- Fort THE 14TH ASSESSMENT of 2 or sical conditions and climate the Islands Savings Bank I 50c. per share has been called to be due are very similar to those of Java, the 9 m. to 4 p. m. and payable June 20th, 1901. greatest coffee producing Islands of the Standard Office Hours: a. THE 15TH ASSESSMENT of 2& or world, suggests great possibilities to 50c. per share has been called to be those who desire to see American due Savings Depos- Dr. Archibald N. Sinclair, and payable July 20th, 1901. money expended under the American Until further notice. 2 flag. The fact that the United States will bo allow- THE 16TH ASESSSMENT of or is by greatest coffee consuming its received and interest Offlces: Rooms 208-20- 9, Boston Building, 50c. per share has been to be due far the called country of the world and Is steadily In- ed b. thlB Bank at four and one-ha- lf Vort Street. due and payable August 20th, 1901. Office, Main, 385, Resi- creasing her consumption further sug- per per Stylish Telephones: charged on assess- cent annurr. 2861. Interest will be gests that American capital and energy dence, White, ments unpaid ten (10) days after the may turn their attention to this promis. Printed copies of the Rules and Reg- Hours 11 a, m. to 1 p. m.; 3 to 6 p. same are due at the rate of one per ing field now opened in the islands BO.; 7 to 8 p. m. Sundays 12-- 2 p. m. cent, per month from the date on where American enterprise can safely ulations may be obtained on applica- P. O. Box 801. which such assessments are due. enter upon business undertakings. tion. The above assessments will be pay- Our coffee Importations during the able the office of the B. F. Dilling- nine months ending with March, 1901, Office at Bank building on Merchant at 617,344,000 Soft A. O. LOVEKIN, ham Company, Ltd., Stangenwald amounted to pounds with a street. value of $45,218,000, a sum nearly $5,000,-00- 0 Building. BISHOP & CO. Stock and ELMER E. PAXTON, In excess of the value of the coffee Treasurer Olaa Sugar Company, Ltd. Imports of the same months of the pre- Bond Broker, ceding fiscal year, Indicating that for CLAUS SPRECKELS. WM. G. IRWIN. Honolulu. T. H., May 3, 1901. the full fiscal year the total value of the coffee Imported Into the United States Clans & Co, will be about $60,000,000. Even this Is Spreckels Shirts NOTICE somewhat below the annual average BUILD'lNG. cost of coffee Imported during the de- lilllllill402 JUDD cade just ended, the reduction in total BANKBRtS, value being due to the fall of about one. HONOLULU, - - H. L Sealed Tenders for the' purchase of half In the import price, though during AT $500,000.00 six per cent. bonds of past few price San Francisco Agents The Nevada J II. FISHER authorized of the VValalua the months the has National Bank of San Francisco. 3 60., the issue aagln materially advanced, and 617,344,-00- 0 Agricultural Company, Limited, will be pounds Imported in nine months of ON received by Its Treasurer, said tenders DRAW EXCHANGE Members of Honolulu Stock Exchange the fiscal year 1901 cost 145.218,000 while SAN FRANCISCO The Navada Na- to be opened on June 1st, 1901, In the 633,590,000 pounds Imported in nine office of Company tional Bank of San Francisco. the in Honolulu, H. months of the preceding year cost but LONDON Union Bank of London, T. The Company does not bind Itself $40,508,000. The to accept any Fur- Ltd. HOTEL STREET the highest or bid. NEW YORK American Exchange Na- Stock and ther information may be obtained by LOST A FINE WATCH. tional Bank. examination of original" Deed of Trust, J. K. Kauepuu, clerk In the high CHICAGO Merchants' National Bank. W.VAW.V.Y.W.W.Y.l on file with the Hawaiian Trust & In- sheriff's office lost a valuable gold hunt- PARIS Credit Lyonnals. Bond Brokers vestment Company, Limited, Honolulu, ing case watch last week. The watch BERLIN DreBdner Bank. H. T., or from certified copy of same is .small sized and on the case is In- HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA The on file with Mr. R. P. RIthet, President scribed "World-- s Fair, Chicago, ' 93." Hongkong and Shanghai Banking 220 411 Fort Street. of Welch & Co., California St., San Corporation. Francisco, California. MOSSMAN GETS A FALL. NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA Oflico l'houo ;5!)0 Works Phone 389 Advance Made on Approved Security. W. A. BOWEN, Bank of New Zealand. Treasurer Walalua Agricultural Co., Tumbles Into Shaft of Elevator In the VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank Judd Building. of British North America. M. PHILLIPS & CO. Ltd. r April 9th, 1901. Harry Mossman, familiarly known Wholesale Importers and Jobbers of as "Shanks" met with a peculiar ac- TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING " cident yesterday afternoon and narrow- AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS. " NOTICE. on Electricity is Life AMERICAN & EUROPEAN DRY GOODS. ly escaped serious injuries. He suf- Deposits Received. Loans Made fered a sprain of the right shoulder ai,J Approved Security. Commercial and A. V. Gear, who endeavored to assist Travelers' Credits Issued. Bills of Ex- SO SAT MANY EMINENT Mrs. A. L. King has taken the Gedge Mossman, came out with the muscles change Bought and Sold. MEDICAL AUTHORITIES. Corner of Fort and Queen Sts. cottage on Richard street near the Ha- of both hands sprained. waiian Hotel. A full line of curios will Mossman went Into the Judd building COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY AC- be kept on hand in connection with her opened the elevator door and stepped COUNTED FOR. C, BREWER & CO,, LIB. flower stock. in. There was no elevator there, how- ever, and the young man wns saved a Many Simplo Disorders Can be Successfully Treated by the to by ESTABLISHED. 1858. NOTICE. fall the bottom of the cellar only Qua St., Bonolnln, H. I, fa catching on with both hands to the Use of a side. In that position he called for help BISHOP & Co.. AGENTS FOR "We hereby beg to notify our custom- and Mr. Gear nnd others ran to the res- ers, and the public generally, here- cue. The elevator was at the second 6 'Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono that floor and there was great danger of its Sugai after we shall insist on regular monthly Bankers IMCeclioal mea Sugar Company, Honomu settlements of all accounts owing us. coming down and crushing the prisoner TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING Home Battery" Company, Walluku Sugar C im; in or driving him to the bottom of the col- AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS. Sugar Company, "ugai Any account remaining unpaid after Walhee Makes the last day of the month following lar. It was in the attempt to drag Uuder advice of a Physician the battery may b Company, Haleukala Ranch Company steps Mossman out that Gear was hurt. COMMERCIAL AND TRAVELERS Used to treat chronic and serious diseases. Kapapala Ranch. Its contraction, will be closed, and LETTERS OF CREDIT ISSUED, Planters' Line San Francisco Packeu taken for Its Immediate collection. THREE DAtS' ADJOURNMENT. AVAILABLE IN ALL THE Charles Brewer & Co's I e of Bostor METROPOLITAN MEAT CO.. LTD., PRINCIPAL CITIES OF Packets. G. J. Waller, Manager. The House Sets Its Committees to THE WORLD. Price, $10.00 Each Agents Boston Board of Underwriter Work Again. Agents Philadelphia Joard of Under HONOLULU MARKET CO., LTD., Interest allowed after July 1st. 1300 Trrlters. . D. H. Davis, Manager. Yesterday afternoon, shortly on fixed deposits; 7 day notice 2 per Including acompleto guide for the treatment ofover 100 disease May 1, 1901. after the LIST OF OFFICERS. House of Representatives had convened cent, (this form will not bear interest Representative Prendergast moved that unless It remains undisturbed for one 3 3 6 3H P. C. JONES rresldew NOTICE. - the House of Representatives adjourn month) month per cent; months GEORGE H. ROBERTSON .... Manage) for three days, during which time each 12 months, 4 per cent. THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO., LTD., 3B. F. BISHOP Treasurer o.id Sec'j standing committee consider the sal- X)L. W. F. ALLEN Audltoi aries of the officers in the departments All overdue bills of the Beaver Lunch under their respective charges. Each THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK Directors. Room have been placed in the hands of evening Hie committees should meet, Alalcea Street, C. M. COOKE, H. WATERHOUS H. W. Green for collection. and report to the committee on finance. LIMITED. IVXcilcnl Meroliaxit Street GEQRGE R. CARTER H. J. NOLTE, The motion was passed with scarce- ly a dissenting voice. Subscribed Capital Yen 24,000,000 During the afternoon, the salary of Up Capital Yen 18,000,000 Deputy Attorney-Gener- al re- Paid SALE. the was bp FOR duced from $6,000 to $4,000. Reserved Fund Yen 8,310,000 n i n FOR REST The following petition signed by local Those large and desirable premises firms doing water front business, was HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA. N. E. corner Hackfeld and Prospect received, asking that an appropriation 61 NG streets. be made to compensate the tug fearless The Bank buys and receives for col IB For further informations, apply to for doing service as a fire tug: lection Bills of Exchange, Issues Drafts is GEO. R. CARTER. "Whereas, there Is not at the present a Hawaiian Trust & Investment Co. time any protection to the City from the and Letters of Credit, an transacts Cottages, dangers of fire that may occur In ship- general ba Ing business. HAYE PROCLAIMEDin ping lying In the harbor, the Honolulu Fire Department not being equlppel to INTEREST ALLOWED: Booms, Tanaka & Matzuoka fight fire on board vessels, particularly Beretanta Street 'near River In cases where such vessels are not On fixed deposits for 12 months, 4 per 66 . 99 alongside of the wharf, and cent per annum. mTfcT" Have Opened a Stores "Whereas, this fact creates a great On fixed deposits for 6 months, 3V4 per danger to BARBER SHOP, menace and the public works cent per annum. AND property of the Territory, to wit. 10 the ICE CREAM PARLOR 3 months, 3 per To be the Best for Mouth and Teeth BATH ROOMS. wharves and docks of the harbor front, On fixed deposits for and also to private property near me cent per annum. harbor front: and Branch of the Yokohama Specie Bank. "Whereas, an appropriation should bo For Sale by AU Dealers. On the premises of the Sanitary T. MURAKAMI, made sufficient to furnish proper com Laundry Co., Ltd., between pensation a fire service, Steam 430 King St., opposite Oahu Lumber for harbor for Queen streets. which service the steam tug Fearless Is 1 South and and Building Co. amply equipped; New RepnMicBnilflin, Honolulu H The buildings are supplied with hot "Your petitioners accordingly pray H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd., HAVE JUST RECEIVED that your honorable body insert an Item L. KONG FEE, and cold water and electrlo lights. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF In the Appropriation bill of $10,000 to be Artesian water. Perfect sanitation. made available to the Department of AJierolxcarat Tailor, Sole Agents for the Public Works for the purpose of r.o 1262 Nuuanu Street. particulars, apply to trading for a harbor fire service dur- Territory of Hawaii For ing the biennial period. Any your pe- Fashionable Suits at Reasonable Fire Works titioners ever pray, Rates a Specialty. A full line of Cassl- - etc." Tailoring Which Will be Sold meres and Goods always in SPEEDY Stock. Dyeing, Cleaning and Repair- J. Lightfoot, At Very Reasonable TRAVELING. ing at Short Notice. Satisfaction Mnnllti Prices, Also Charles Lennox of Kahulul return- guaranteed. ed to Honolulu on the Sierra, nnd to Havana On the premises, or at the office of J. Kahulul on the Claudlne this week, BEST Amerloan. CIGARS A. Magoon. making the entire distance from Snn Francisco to Kahulul Inside of six days, The Mint Saloon, Porto Rloans OO., P. O. Box 903. Tel. Main 3351. Maul News. V. Cunningham, Prop. NAICAWSHI JAPANESE BEETLES. A'X 'fXXIS nud Rudders Contractors Japanese beetles are becoming very IS NOFOPEN Painting unci L'apcr Hanging ODO, destructive In Makawao, attacking even TOBACCO CO , K.3S the fruilt trees, and efforts are being HAWAIIAN Hotel Street. A CLASS ITD Opp. Building Co. WITH FIRST Gornor . Oahu Lumber and made to procure inoculated earth from STOCK OF Merchant and Nuuanu Stroots, Also i Honolulu In order to combat them. It Hotel Street Next to the Now England Bakery King street, No. 450 IMPORTER OF will take h combined effort of the resi- Telephone, Blue 3531. dents of Makawao to properly spread the bettlo destroying fungus. Maul Wines and Liquors Japanese Provisions News. Hawaiian Curios WO, Kapa, 46 Hotel Street, next door to Iwa King Street, opposite Railway Depot. AND A GOOD THING. j. ii. Mcdonough, manager, Calabashes. Lets, Native Thero's one good thing they feel Hats, Hula Skirts, 1 lthau Mats, Has Opened a when Will be assisted by B. Lemon and Ha- dry. W. Davis. Fans, Shells, Seeds, Etc.. Etc. RESTAURANT AND General Merchandise That business men cannot pass by, waiian Stamps and Homo made Pol IMPORTERS IN GROCERY STORE. For far nnd wide it's fame you hear, Note Heads, Bill Heads; Statements Constantly on Hand at Island and California Fruits, Cigars They Btop ' to 'drink of "Rainier" beer ana Fine Commercial Printing at the WOMEN'S EXCHANGE GROCERIES, CALIFORNIA FRUIT, and Tobacco and California Potatoes. PLANTATION SUPPLIES. On di aught or In bottle at Criterion, star umce. 314 FORT ST. HONOLULU H. T. BUTTER. Are you troubled every nftprnnon (except ?uhllshcd Cock-roach- Bunday) by The Hawaiian Star The seesaw of salaries goes along in with es : Ready Mixed Newspaper Assocmtlbn, Ltd. the Legislature. Each House Is pre- own Paints for TRANIC L. ilOOGS Manager paring Its particular bill accord- Wo are again in a position to offer ing to its own particular predilections. in your house? Household The moving principle has been the per- jreal in TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1901. Purposes Some bargains sonal occupation of office. John Doe you are try Is a good nil round fellow, his wife Is If EARLY DKATIIS. nelce to Senator X. His daughter Is 1 Qt. Reg. Spe-- married to Representative Y. His son Tln. , Price, cial. The number of. deaths among children helped Secretary Z to his position. John 1... (41) Sand Stone. ... 60o 25a I under one year of age Is very large, and Doe's salary must not be cut down. If 6,. .(40) Nile Green,. ..60c 25o Lace (38) 25c Curtains mortality falls chlelly upon the In possible 2... Flesh Tint..'...60c the it should be raised. 3... (37) Pure Lead GOo 25o fant Ilawallans, though Chinese, Por On the other hand there is Richard 3,.. (28) Maroon 60c 25c tuguese and Japanese each supply an Roe. He has no particular friends, he 8,. .(26) Ojiole ...75c 35c The Latest Designs in alarming quota. One may take the Is is Ho 2,.. (20) Oxide Red GOo 35o not genial, he neither connected llister 35c s Olive 6,. .(12) Green. ...60c months haphazard, during last year and with Senator X, nor Representative Y 10,.. (11) Venetian Yel- Nottinghams and Arabians see. In January, 1900, there was a to-t- al nor Secretary Z. There is no.use both- low GOo 35c of 176 deaths. The deaths among ering about him. Let his salary bo cut 11,.. ( 9) Pure Gray.....60o 35o 3) Sage GOo 35o year age amount-c- d 6,..( Green..,. children under one of down, nnd so much saved to the Terri- ' 7,.. (ow) Pure White... 60c 35o to 42 and, of these 20 were Hawaiian, tory. 2... Five gallon tins of Barn and less' ilfty per cent, 7 Chi- economy Roof Paint at 7Cc per gallon. a little than That should be , practiced Roach nese, 7 Portuguese and,, .6 Japanese. The Star thoroughly believes in but it Also M. BRASCH & CO. That was a particularly bad month should be economy upon a system not PREPARED CARRIAGE 35 deaths economy upon haphazard fashion, for we had the plague and a PAINTS. PHONE 107 were counted to that alone. Moreover and certainly not upon a personal 1 Qt. Reg. Spe- - Price, clal. It was time when a large portion of basis. It was only the other day that Tin. - a 1 t away a member was very Lemon Yellow. .$1.00 50c the population was moved Into wrath because an 3 Wine 1.00 50c camps, and there may Jia've been ex- office had been abolished which a rela- Food 2 Vermillion 1.00 50c posure which caused a considerable In- tion of his occupied, another office 1,..,. Coach Green.... 1.00 60c mleht have gone, 'but this never. There 1 Pt. Tins. fant mortality. 4 Wine $ .50 25c Let us look six months later. The was no consideration as to tho effici- 3 Coach Green 50 25c thor- ency of the Department, and how 7 50 25c - city had been cleaned up most it Vermillion would be affected. It was simply based 4 Lemon Yellow.. .50 25c Cabot's 'A sanitary Stains. oughly and was In 'a better upon a personal Idea. "My relative Also condition than It had been for years. non-poisono- us The population had settled into its nor- must be saved.", says tho statesman. A ASPINALL'S GENUINE ENG- ought go in- mal condition, yet ,out of, a death list of "Others can and to In the LISH ENAMEL FOR terests of economy." FURNITURE, ETC. 1 105 there were 31 infants under one year powder, but Spe- - A Carload of the 18 were Hawaiian, In making reductions the fairest way Reg. of age. Of these Prlce. cial. more llfty per cent, 5 were Chi- would be a sliding scale reduction. This than would mean heavy percentage upon 6 Tins. .Sky Blue 50c 25c nese, 3 Portuguese, 3 Japanese. Going a greedily eaten by 5 Tins. .Pale Blue 50c 25c the large salaries, diminishing per- Favorite Creosote Stains ahead six months' more, one finds that a 8 Tins. .French Gray. .50c 25c centage upon the smaller 1 Tin. ..Flamingo 50c 25o out of a mortality list of 112 in Decem- salaries until a sum should bo reached which would Roaches and 6 Tins. .Stone 60o 25o ber, 1900, there were 23 infant 4 Tins. .Turquoise ....60c 25c to bo exempt. But such an equitable ad- All numbers Just hand, direct from the of which 14 were Hawaiian, deaths justment would not suit our solons. PAINT BRUSHES OF ALL very more than CO per cent, causing AT GREATLY more, much many of whom have their own parti- their KINDS Factory. 1 5 Japanese. REDUCED PRICES. 2 Chinese, Portuguese, cular axes to grind. One is apt, after looking at these fig- death and for A The Oenuln tM ures to Inquire why there should have Jin Styto ud 8Iti all bear A NEW INVENTION. been so great a mortality among in- Carbolineum, "We know that the infant mor- disappearance fants. Anything connected with life saving Coal Tar, tality Is great any Where, but it is cer- 111 apparatus is a of to tainly abnormally great here. In look matter Interest an Island community, most of whom LIMITED Tarnishes, ing through the causes of death, one "go down to the sea in ships. Ger- out, causes of death In IMPORTERS OF cannot find because many a new apparatus has just been Another Carload of are given in lump sums and are not invented. Croclcery, by ages. Statistics away from axn.cL given It has often happened, on ac- Glaus Michigan Stoves on lines that Price 25 cents per Gan here, when Investigated the count of darkness, life belts could not House ' this article treats of generally, Fti which be seen when thrown to persons who Goods-ml- sliin c show that the deaths among Infants are hod fallen overboard night Buoys ex- at largely caused by malnutrition. An with llfo belts attached and supplied amination of the Board of Health rec- with electric lights have Sole agents in the Hawaiian E LID ords for the year 1900, show that the been constructed heretofore, but their Territory for Jewel Stoves and CI malnutrition are very Ranges, Puritan Blue Flame deaths from use was confined to vessels equipped Stoves, Gurney Cleanable Refri- In number, so small indeed that electric-lightin- g small with plants, and their gerators, Fort Street wail they need not be considered when one heavy weight, requiring three or four is looking for causes for the large In- men to m handle them, was a serious BEAVER LDSCH ROOM. fant mortality. In Hamburg recently handicap. WATER WORKS of Tort Street Opposite Wilder & Co. HMD DJ was found that eight per cent the The new apparatus weighs 33 Hos. 03, 66 and 57, Kiog Street it but i H. NOLTB, Prop'r. (COMPANY, LTD.) deaths among the infants took place pounds and produces a light equal to Fort Street, J. Esplanade, cor, Allen and Fort 8U. from malnutrition and It was consider 150 candlepower. The buoy Is of a glo- HONOLULU First-clas- s Lunches served with tea, BOda ginger or Manufacturers of Soda water, Ginger ed that the milk supply had largely to bular form, carries from two to four toffee, water, ale milk. Ale, Sarsaparllla, Root Beer, Cream being a fierce cru- life belts, supports Honolulu be blamed, the result and a long cylinder Smokers' Requisites a Specialty. Soda, Strawberry, etc, etc sade upon the mlljt dealers who were of sheet tin having twelve compart- found to have beei) adulterating their ments filled with carbide of calcium. milk wholesale. These compartments are arranged at The Infant mortllty here certainly different elevations. When the appara- comes from the same cause in part. tus Is thrown into the sea, the water Our milk supply is decidedly not up to passes through perforations in the bot- the proper standard, and a hard fight tom of the cylinder and, coming In is being made by the food Inspector to contact with the carbide, generates Tirinc it un to where It should be. In acetylene gas. Each compartment Is OH connected by pipe, GRAND with a burner HOW support of pub a FAIR has the full the this he proper 11c, technical difficulties stand much valves preventing the escape of but gas In his way, and the Legislature, unfor the other than through the burner. tunately, has not cleared It for him as When the volume of gas in the cylinder hydrostatic pressure it should have done. decreases, opens But the large number of deaths of the valves and allows water to enter the compartment to generate children under one year of age cannot next an additional supply of gas. gas be put down to the milkman, though The Is Great Sale of Surplus Stock lighted electrically, and ignition takes he Is presumably responsible for some. place in twenty-fiv- e we disproportionate about seconds " When look at the buoy percentage among Hawaiian after the is thrown into the sea. of deaths The flame is protected from the wind as against deaths of the same infants by glass and burns steadily and with class In other nationalities we are It great intensity for three or four hours. The Reason of ...... to look causes than bound for other Cleaning and filling the appartus re- mere malnutrition. quires only,a few minutes. The cost our leading This is a problem for and of a charge is about 12 cents. to open up. progressive physicians The advantages claimed for the in- Why Is It that the death rate anion? the vention, are: First, that It can be used We are Overstocked. We want Money. We must get infant Hawalians is so large? In tills on all kinds of vessels; second, that It .. case It is not because in the aggregate may be used for general lighting pur- the total Hawaiian population is so poses.; third, its cheapness and light ' large. Up to the present we have not weight. it quickly. With that object, we have marked any figures, to rela- inter-Islan- had official as, the In our d traffic there have tive race numbers of our city. We been quite a number of accidents at know that we have' a population of night, and It has been found Impossible down every line regardless of cost. practically 40,000. How that 40,000 is to save the unfortunates who have fall- divided among 'the various races we en overboard. Tho Star recommends do not know, but this Is certain, that this Invention to the two iuter-lslan- d considerably less than fifty per cent is steam companies as one well worth Hawaiian. Therefore' If 'over fifty per looking into. cent of the infant mortality Is counted .among the Hawalians, there Is some- Bargains! Bargains! Bargains! thing seriously wrong, vhlch .should be Tlie brutal assault on a police olllcer ' looked into. " ; ' by some soldiers on Saturday night Hero was a question which the Leg- was promptly punished by Judge Wil- might have considered and ap- - cox. These men not only get punished islature get , pointed a committee to Investigate. in court, but they into dlfllcultles at the camp as well. The soldiers say must great But this has a practical side of hard We turn a portion ofour immense work nnd no spectacular chances, that there are a few black sheep among which would not commend the question them who are bringing disgrace upon to the Legislative members. It Is more their names, and show little sympathy Stock into Cash right away. Use interesting to wrangle over offices than for the wrong doers. It is to try and build up and strengthen their own people. Others may give The German Government finds It less to quote price. to it, but the Hawaiian Legis- necessary to subsidize German schools lator has no idea of wasting his pre- outside Its own boarders. This Is a step cious time upon so uncongenial a topic. quite new in the history of education. Yet to the Hawaiian there should be Consul Hill, of Amsterdam, reports no more important a matter than the that. In a recent German appropriation preservation of his race. How can bill, provision has been made for sub political ascendency be kept up unless ventions for 125 schools for the German the race proves fecundltlve, and, being education of German children in for- that, tho offspring hardy. Statistics eign countries. For a school at Con- show us that tho race Is fecundltlve, stantinople, $7,140 Is allowed; for three ' but our mortuary reports show that schools at Buenos Ayres, $4,284; for one COME TO - tho offspring Is carried oft before It has 2,005; $2,380 THE at Galatz, and for a high ' FAIR a. chance to develop; There are count- - burghal school and $238 for a deacon less buds, but few flowers and less school at Antwerp. A high school for : fruit. girls at Brussels also receives $2,380. This subject merits milch' careful Four schools at Bucharest together re- study. What Is written here. Is merely ceive $2,380. A school at Pretoria, is a short general viqw, A deep study of granted $1,428 and ono at Johhannes-bur- g, the matter would take time and special $2,522.80. There are 29 German lUt ( lability and training. TJie; warhjn-- " npte schools in Brazil, 12 in China, 12 in the & fehas been often sounded,' It-- , ias freen British colonies, 12 in Roumanla, 11 in CO., B. i , id.. t again-unheeded- . .. . s-.-- fiver and over This Is Egypt, eto. , . ual KBRRQUEEN STREET

- ) ' ' TilWlgr il'ii 1fri I ill I 111 I II BUI 1 Mini II I IMII MIMW HUlIM II limn , in u.'. JCi. rami THE HAWAIIAN STAKi TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1901.

US ASHORE WERE IB THINK OF THESE THINOS-- Bill 101 If wo cannot oat wo starve ; if III wo rofuBo to cat wo starve j II we CAPTAIN AND CHEW HAVE A aro provontcd from eating- - ira' NARROW ESCAPE OF NOEAU'S starve. LIVELY TIME. Evorybotly who does not. SMALL BOAT CHEW. dio of violonco finally starves tov death. "In nearly all diseases" Make a Tent on the Beach with the Strong Wind and Tide Carried Then says an omincnt English pliysi-cia- u, Vessels' Sails The Schooner Not Toward Surf at Punnluu Rescued "starvation is the: final Pamaged, by Mauna Loa Crew. causo of death." It is not tho food on tho lablo, but tho food KAHULUI. Maul. May 20. As ihn Five of the crew of the steamer Noe-a- u you cat and digest, that nouri- schooner Alice Kimball wns tuv- - liens had a narrow escape from being shes you. In all wftstim-f- f ccrm-plai- nta eu out yesterday by tne Leslie, Raid .vlu drowned at Punaluu last Saturday. at about 4 o'clock, her hawaery miappfcd Had It not been for the prompt work tho supply docs not egpalL and she drifted towards lull. Her iw.i of n crew steam- tho loss. Tho appotito di- go small boat from the and nnchors were let immediately but er Loa, they would In all prob- -- gale was too strong, Mauna gestion weaken or fail and ther the and her chains ability have been lost. Body parted, She then drifted ashore until The mistake was made by the native fades nway. Tho trac she reached wlthlng thirty feet of the romedy must bo government in charge of the Noeau's boat In think- ono which at Beer The subdivision of the Boardman road leading to Kuhulul, ing that he could do as well with four tho sumo timo Rainier invigorates tho between the Kahlklnul Ranch Cj's Japanese as with the Bame number of Homestead lots are within the means slaughter" house and the turn of the digestivo powers and nots, ia and road to Kahulul. native boatmen. The Mauna Loa was home-seeker- of itself, as must of any s. working her boats to and from shore a food. It build The Alice Kimball had discharged all In spite of the was a her freight at Kahulul, and, the tug fact that there up tho body faster ftlmn it ia de- very heavy north east wind from off stroyed I'rlco of Lots. Leslie Baldwin was towing her to tea. shore. The tldo was also running out and also "stop tho tend- The wind was blow'ng very strongly. strong. The crew from the Noeau lost ency to wanting by curing; the The schooner sustained no Jatruge control of their boat and Instead of disease. Modern scioncp Lots suitable for residences In this whatever, although Hie 's very high out reaching Las In the steamer they found them placed tract range In price from $1500 to $1700 of water. a sand bed. Contain Ma selves suddenly carried out toward the such a remedy Within son and the crew of - die-cas- All - the Island schooner of our reach ; and tho wasting- es, For Sale by Dealers being muc'- less than similarly .situated line breakers. began to work hard, and at soon .is they reached near land, everything was The waves were unusually high at which havo so long been, done to make the vessel safe for the that time and It was apparent that If tho torror of tho human race, Tonne. night. the boat was caught In them the oc- yield SAN FRANCISCO 215 Front St. cupants would stand but little chance at onco to tho healing power HONOLULU, Queen St. A Few of the Bargains Many people assembled around the of all lots: 3 Cash, balance In 2 to see how was of escaping with their lives. The men NEW YORK, 43 Leonard St. For boat she located, but in saw WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION. equal payments 2 years 7 there was no hole whatever in the the Noeau's boat their dancer Sale ! within at and began calling for help. Fortun- palatablo as For per cent Interest on amounts remaining schooner. Captain Mason and his men Itis honey and con- began to make a tent on the Bide of the ately one of the boats from the Mauna tains tho nutritivo and curativa. unpaid. road to pass the night In. he Loa was near enough so able to go to H. S. This their aid. A line was properties of Ptiro Cod Liver '$27005 room cottage near corner of made out of the sails of the schooner, first made fast Oil, and matresses were brought to the tent to the buoy and then the Mauna Loa's extracted by us from fresh cod Emma and Beretanla streets. Accessibility. crew carried tho other end of the lino LIMITED. $1SOO Improved on to he used during the night. There was livers, combined Com- lot Anapunl street no to out to the drifting boat. So strong was with tho $1000 near .trouble get anything from the House and lot Punahou 24 ship, the wind and tide that the Japanese pound Syrup of Ilypophosphitcs, house contains 7 rooms In A 1 The tract which comprises lots Is as the water where the vessel lay order. was only about three feet deep, lost practically all control oyer their Ext's of Mult and Wild "Chcrrjv $4650 A beautiful house, corner Col- situate on KInau, Kaplolanl and Luna anil craft. Importers and lege ' during the night (low tide) it was only Tho palate and Domlnls streets. lllo Streets, 1 block from Beretanla one They were fully four hundred yards accepts it as it does $2000 Lot on "Wilder avenue, 6720 about or two feet. Commission Street Cars and on line Of proposed Captain Mason In speaking of the away when the Mauna Loa's boat start1 sugar, confectionery or cream. square feet. ed. The chase the drifting $2500 already occurrence said: "I'm sure that I'm not after boat You don't havo to force it down A nice lot on Kewalo street; electric line. Tract laid. to blame, occupied fuuly a quarter of a mile, but flerchants Improved and ready for building. 7800 because I did not run the tho children. You don't turn square schooner ashore. If I had the time to the Noeau's .boat was finally caught feet. put up my fore and head sails, I would and the line made fast to her. The away from it yourself. So far as $47602 Story house of 9 rooms on The Future of These lots. two 100 In have bidden goodbye to the tug and' to boats were within yards of the this preparation ia concerned., OFFICERS. Walklkl road. New and first class Kahulul. The wind was very strong, surf when the rescue was effected and condition. No one who realizes the rapidity with medicine timo is as wclcomo as Im- and this Is why we came In faster had not the boatmen of the Mauna M. S. Grlnbaum President In addition to the above I have which this City Is building toward the than we could have gone out. When Loa acted as promptly as they did, the meal time. Tho action of this Benjamin proved and unimproved property In all men from Noeau E. J. parts of heights will doubt thatj property situ- the hawser snapped, we let go our an- the would certainly effectivo remedy is prompt audits Vice-Preside- nt Manager Honolulu. have been and Is, on chors, and about Ave or ten minutes af- carried Into the waves. M. Louisson Treasurer ated as this an elevation with ter both chains parted." effects permanent ; taken boforo. A. Gartenberg Secretary superior unobstructed marine view. The sea was quite rough, and the meals it goes to tho very secret-stronghol- Must advance rapidly in value. Look men had lively times, while working on INTELLIGENCE of all digcativo disor- TO LEASE. at the many beautiful homes In the the ship, as she was drifting. There AGENTS FOR are about twelve men in the crew, and WHt ders. Prevents and cures Fe- neighborhood. Estimate their cost and it seems that they never had worse vers, Anaunia, Bowel Complaints,. British America Assurance' Comp'y, (Continued Page 1. Lot on Queen street 38 by , realize that an opportunity of this kinj times than the experience of yesterday. from Two.) Ithoumatism, Throat and Lung; of Toronto, Ontario.. suitable for store house, machine shop, will never again be repeated. When they got ashore they saw that or factory. they had to sleep somewhere, and as it ARRIVING. Trouble, and all diseases duo to The American Fire Insurance Company, 2. Small cottage with nearly an acre would be quite unsafe to pass ..le night Tuesday, May 21. impurity of tho blood. Effective of ground at Kalihl. on the little schooner, they had to do a Stmr. Maui, Sachs, from oft MoloUai from tho first doso. " dis- of New York. little more work In building a tent for Never 3. For 1 year nicely furnished cottage lighthouse In distress at 7 a. m. appoints." Hold by of six rooms. the night. The Captain Is very glad S. S. City of Poking, Smith, from the all chemists. to that no hole was made In the Vessel, Orient, due. Special Attention Given and he said that If no damage occurs of Coffee. E. FISHER during the night, practically nothing, DEPARTING. Consignments WILL with the exception of TO LET. the two anchors Wednesday, May 22. Olowalu . 150.00 AGENT AND would be lost. REAL ESTATE The Claudlne, also of the Wilder S. S. City of Peking. Smith, for San Pepeekeo 180. oa WANTED. Steamship Company will Francisco, due to. sail a, m. Pioneer ...n 100.00. I AUCTIONEER. probably try Walnlua Agricultural ... 107.50 1CS.EO Several good houses either furnished to get the Kimball Into deep water to- or unfurnished. PASSENGERS. Walluku 375.001 Corner Merchant and Alakea Streets. day. The Kimball will have to go to , lEO.Oft and Second Mates In Departing. Walmanalo Llncensed Mates Honolulu tow of the Claudlne. The Wuimea , 85.00 100. 00. . for local steamers. Kimball is particularly fortunate In not Per S. S. City of Peking, May 22, for Steamship having 11. Wilder 100.00 Apply to L. C. ABLES, drifted a little further north, as San Francisco. Mrs. A. Isenberg, Inter-Islan- d 100.00 then she Would have struck rock, and child and maid, Mrs. Pfotenhauer, 2 INTER-ISLAN- D Agent. Mutual Telephone 5.00 9.0O STEAM NAVIGA- Real Estate In all probability, have been a total children and maid, Dr. and Mrs. Walter CO., LTD, Queen Street. Telephone 139. Oahu Railway Stock ... 10C.0O TION wreck, but as it is, she Is lying in a bed Hoffman, 2 Bolte hoys, H. P. Glerdrum. People's Ice 85.00 or sand, safely awaiting a steamer to E. G. Dulsenberg, John Ena, wife and First National Bank 105.00; pull her off. 2 servants. Captain and Mrs. L. Ahl- - 1st Am. Savings Bank 100.00- - NOTICE. Reports from Kahulul todayare to born, Mrs. Cecil Brown, W. A. Dick- Hawnllan Govt. 5's 94.00 M0ANA HOTEL the effect that the schooner Alice Kim- son. Miss F.. Deming and maid, Mrs. Hllo Railroad 6s 9G.0O 100. 0O ball Is a total wreck and can not he J. Ouderklrk and child, Mrs. E. Van-derll- p, JJwa 6 s 100. 00 I respectfully notify the public that' RESTAURANT saved. According to one report the big C. M. Spiers, Mrs. P. Ashton Oahu Railway Bonds .... 104.00 I have opened a general business agen- steamship Hawaiian was Indirectly res- and child, E. O. White, wife nnd 2 boys, Oahu Plantation fis 102.00 cy at the corner of King and Bethel ponsible for the Kimball going on the Mrs. E. S. Cunha, Miss M. Hawes, streets, Honolulu. IS NOW reef. The Hawaiian was anchored light Walter Hyman, Mrs. A. P. Hotallng, f Dr. Levy. Surgeon Chiropodist re- I am prepared to undertake trusts, across the channel so that only a small Mrs. IC. H. Davis, P C. Hotallng, Miss moves Corns and Ingrowing Nailn. buy and sell real estate, collect rents, space remained for the other vessels to A. McCully. II. O. ICelloog and wife. 4 without Pain. Arlington Hotel. Sur Invest funds, etc., etc. pass. In order to get around her the children, Miss Jenny 13anke, W. W. days 9 to 12 m. Evening 7 to 8. All business Instrusted to me will Open to the Public. Kimball had to go closer than usual In- Ludlow, Louis T. Grant. 15. M. Whit- - receive prompt and careful attention. to shore and during the time when the ney. T. P. Davidson, W. F, Dole. A. C. H. DICKEY. strain was the heaviest her lines part- W. Svenson. Wlllard E. Brown Frank Halstead ed and she was carried onto the reef. Per stmr. KInau, May 21, for IIUo: H. M. Whitney, MIss-IC- . Hnmerschlag, FOR RENT. MEALS AT ALL HOURS FROM 6:30 Henry S. F. Davis and wife, T. O. Mit- A. M. TO 11 P. M. chell, D. Thaanum. George C. Strute-meye- r, A fine new cottage with latest Im- Rev. W. E. Glel, Miss Laika, provements; situated In healthy local- J&SR5. ' MR" fiGI J. M. Johnson, J. A. Tuthlll, Miss A. "upper to Val- I Byrne, Miss L. Byrne, ity, on the road Manoa A. J. Campbell, Apply II a: ley; possession given at once. W. H. BARTH, LTf I H. A. Harding, T. E. Hudson. For A. A. Montano, P. O. Box 57, or on A. Dorego, A. A. Hraymer, F. E. HALSTEAD &C the premises. STAR BLOCK 1290 FORT ST. AMUSING .: STORY. IN BUPPALO Richardson, Mrs. N. Manuwai and ba- PAPER OF OUR CUSTOMS. by. Lean Wal. William Smith, W. E. Devereaux, Miss, L. Goodwin, Miss T. To Owners. Kuni, j. V, itmslgn. Samuel Pnulo, Stock and Property Tinning Hardy Men and Women Living Dia- Mrs. Meyers and thlld. F. Klamp. For and .it Kawalhue: Frank Woods and wife, Galvn nized mond Head Alleged to Pilot Vessels Mrs. J. II. Nye and child, Mrs. S. K. Bond Brokers Iron Work AOtOL Into Pua, child and servant, Miss J. Saffrey, Honolulu Harbor. Mr. and Mrs. Chnrles L. Rhodes, Rev. News-pap- C. M. The Hawaiian Star er Kamakawlwoole. For Maalaea: Estimates furnished on all kinds of In "boosting" the Hawaiian Village Miss A. Hall, James T. Taylor. For Sheet Metal Work. on the Midway Plalsance of the Mahukona: Rev. Mr. Knnda and wife, Money Advanced on se- AGENTS Kl-he- Association desires to Exposition at Buffalo, the Miss Tanlmura, Mr. Onodora, For l: "The patronage of Owners, Architects News of that city published recently an W. Gray. For Makena: Young Sugar Securities. and Builders solicited. POR 7 S. Kam, Mow Kwon Laupahoe-hoe- cure larger quarters within the QyvO article about Opu the, "man-Fish- ." For : SALE OF REAL ESTATE The article would be funny were It S. Shlmamoto. stmr. Lehua, May 21. Kama-l- o. not for the fact that the statements nro Per for ' present business district. Notice F. J. LOWREST. President. accepted by many people on the Main- Mrs. McCoiroston. For Kuunaka-ka- l, 921 Fort Street C. D. CHASE, Vlce-Pre- s. and Manager, land as gospel truth. The article reads: Mrs. M, Frcdenberk. Is hereby given no person Is au' ARTHUR B. WOOD, Treasurer. Per S. S. Sonoma. May 21, that "MAN-FISH- " AT for San TolophonotMaln 133 i j Offers from property1 owners thorlzed to Incur debts In our name on J. A. GILMAN, Secretary. BUFFALO. Francisco. Dr. Hoffman, wife and 2 the Island of Hawaii. E. P. DOLE, Auditor. Opu and tho Surf Riders of Hawaii. Uolte boys, Miss Hawes, Miss Anna build-- , Honolulu, April 30, 1901. Wonderful Peonle to be Seen WIdcmann, Mrs. W. Pfotenhauer, 2 or those contemplating at the Exposition. C. xNEW ADVERTISEMENTS W. C. ACHI & CO, IV children. F. Hotallng, Mrs. A. P. ANTE II. At Diamond Head, a graceful Jutland Hotallng. C. R. Hemenway, Gustav ing are requested. For fur- off the harbor of Honolulu, lives a com Haenel, Dr. A. Haenol and wife, Wil- munity men R. W. Perkins A. W. Rice of hardy and women whose liam A. Robinson, J. S. Newman. C A HOJIE UP THE VALLEY. A bright, young man who vocation Is that of piloting vessels Into R. S. Wal-dro- n. information apply at - Welnshank, Williams, V. ther Star Xow 3PJaot- StticHo, Is accustomed to office work and who safe roads of the bay. Their settlement T. J. Norton, Miss S. Norton, Miss Rice & Perkins. can fill a position of assistant book Is made un of a cluster of K. Norton, Samuel Henery, J, F. The home of C. B. Rlpfey, situated at --office. PORTRAIT AND SCENIC keeper. Apply In writing to P. O. Box huts, which shelter from sun Knapp, Mrs. L. R. Rogers and child, the hend of Robinson Lane, Nuuauu. PHOTOGRAPHERS. 4S7. Honolulu. and' pitiless storm this little colony of Mrs. Orme, Mrs. Ormo and son, W. O. Valley Is offered for sale. This In one Usher folk, whose lives are very STUDIO, 144 Beretanla St., near Fort. the Hare, J. F. Hasken, R. G. Henderson, of tho choicest homes In tho suburbs; NOTICE OF REMOVAL. epitomes' of innocent happiness and in- Mrs. Cooper, of ; Gf)d Dr. Mrs. J. H. Johnson, Honolulu a mddel house almost HONOLULU, T. H. BY dolence. has made living easy for Mrs. J. Cnssldy 3 new; good stnble AUTHORITY these happy grow and children, Mrs. A. and servants' rooms: Islanders. Fruits at N. Wachs. J. J. Sullivan, R. Kanx-hurs- t, large shude nnd fruit trees; no cooler their doors, and fish, eaten raw, are to Jr., P. J. Polley. C. N. Spiers, placo in Honolulu. & Note Heads, Bill Heads, Letter Heads TENDERS FOR DRUGS AND MED be Hatch Sllllman have icmoved tlelr had for the casting. Mrs. R. II. Herbert child. Miss Will be sold on the most reosonahla-terms- . and all kinds of Job and Commercial ICAL SUPPLIES. Magnificent in anotomlcal structure, and E. offices to the Stangenwald Building, printing neatly, and promptly executed Reynolds, Mrs. C. F. Reynolds. II, G. Apply to owner on the prein-ls- es lithe, sinewy and athletic, they are HudBon. Mrs. or to Room 10, Progress third floor, . opposite elevator. ' w. , at the Star Office. Hotchklss, George C. Block. absolutely the most fearless of man- Roardman, wife, child and maid, C. Ofllce of kind; lii fact, the world contains no P. the Board of Health, Michaels, R. E. Starr and wife. Mrs. NOTICE Honolulu, H. T., May 18, 1901 people more daring and venturesome J. S. Collins and daughter, Mrs. Poster, than these Sandwich Island surf riders. Mrs. J. Farnsworth, Emll A. Berndt, Sealed tenders will-B- received at this As swimmers and divers they beat the Mrs. C. J. Hutchlns and daughter, Guy ofllce until Wednesday, May 29th, 1901, world. Two-thir- of their lives are Owens, Miss F. Deming, Miss M.' There will be no meeting of Paclfloi 3 p. m, actually spent in the waters. Twoney, Lodge this evening. o'clock for furnishing drugs, At the first appearance of lazy, Mrs. T. IC. James, Mr. and medicines and medical supplies a)) that Mrs. John Ena, E. R. Swnln, Mrs. G. J. ii. II. WILLIAMS; to straight streak of black smoke upon the 6 Physicians, line, announces ap- Waller and children, II, J. Nolte, Miss Secretary Government hospitals and horizon which the R. Nolte, Miss A. Schultze, E. O. White; Honolulu, May 21, 1901. Plumbing Sewering dispensaries proach of a steamer from the Occident, and under control of the Board scene changes wlfo and 2 sons, Mrs. Gregg, Miss E. P. of Health for the period of seven the Indolent like a Hash Chamberlain C. R. Hale and wife. to one of animation. Men and women Armory Company months ending December 31st, 1901. tumble Into their catamarans, or, A, First Regf-- A u, 11. Specifications and a list of the ar- through the surf naked, all Intent upon HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE. inem, ticles required are to be on appli being first on board the craft. Then Retween Boards Sales: 10 Walmea, Honolulu, May 21. 1901. had you are treated to an exhibition of 190.00. 1 cation at the ofllce of the Board' of Every member of this commons Large aquatic nglllty that Is positively mar- Morning Session Sales: 60 Walalue, Is hereby ordered to report Small Jobs and Health. The articles to $107.60, 10 1107.60, 10 at the DriU be furnished velous. Walalue. Walalue, Shed this Tuesday evening at 7 p. must bo of the very best quality only. Chief amonf these great pilots and $107.50, 23 Olaa pd, $14.75, C Olaa pd, in., $14.75, 25 pd, $14.75. for Battalion Drill. and should bo up to tne requirements surf riders is Opu, This man Is grand- Olaa Solicited by of ly built; like Narcissus, tall and of lofty Quotations. By order, the Pharmacopoeia ofTtho United States Bid. Asked. bearing, with supple limb and elastic C. $ II, KLEMMEV of America, unless otherwise ordered. step, and by right of his many water Brewer & Co $425.00 Captain Commanding-- . feats, the natives have honored him L. B. Kerr & Co 45.00 The Board of Health does not bind with the cognomen of "The Man Fish." Ewa , 28.25 2S.375 Itself to accept any Opu Is In Hawaiian Agricultural 310,00 McllHYDE SUUAll COMPANY, LTJ the lowest or bid. now Buffalo, and is one of Sugar 41,00 the features of tho Hawaiian village at Hawaiian CHAS. WILCOX, tho Exposition, Buffalo, Honomu 175.00 Secretary of Honokaa 30.00 Notico is hereby given th tliw Bailey's Plumbing Shop Board Health. and during his stay will swim the (10) . , eleventh assessment of ten rapids of Niagara. is not at all un- Haiku ,,, 240,00 fer cetil It Kahuku y , 25.60 26.60 ($2.00 per share), levied on the fcsesa-ab-le likely that he may attempt to go over stock of McBryde Sugar LOST. of Niagara will to be Klhel paid up 11.60 12.50 the Co... the falls and bbve KoloaU, 165.00 Ltd., is due On June 1st, 1901, ond wIIH closely watched to prevent lflm from , 1901. e Kona ,.. , 60.00 bo delinquent on June 15th. Lady's slzo gold hunting-cas- watch doing so, '; McBryde assessable 6,60 7.00 Stockholders will please make prompt: engraved on .'cose "J, IC. Kanepuu, payment 165 KING STREET World's Fair Chicago, '93,." Finder McBryde paid up 11.00 12.00 at tho ofttce of Messrs. Theow will be rewarded upon return to owner, Note Heads, Bill Heads, Letter Heads Oahu 160.00 162.60 II. Davies & Co., Ltd. J,K.' Kanepuu,. atHIgh Sheriff's ofllce. printing neatly and promptly executed Ookala ..j..ul.,:.. 18,25 and all kinds of Job and Commercial Olaa assessable ; 6.00 Treasurer, McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd.. Fine Job Printing, Star Ofllce, at the Star Office. Olaa paid up ,. 14.625 14.76 Honolulu, May 13, 1M1. - . , r sec THE HAWAIIAN STAR, TUESDAY; MAT 21, 1901. A Summer Proposition. Impure Blood Well, now there's the . C. A. Elston won the final rounds In the gentleman's tennis singles yes-terd- ?! Make It Pure, Rich, and Healthy. nfternoon, defeating A. L. who stood with him as winner in ! Castle ffGE QUESTION Impuro blood takes tho very llfo right tlie previous contests. Tho games were nlnycd on the courts of the Pacific . out one. Tennis Club and were witnessed by many people Interested In the tourna- .. . Xou know you'll need Ice; you know of You just drag nround at ment. EVERYBODY KNOWS rs?n a. zracoeslty In hot weather. W your work, feeling wrotched and Elston took tho first sot, and Castle tho second. In the third and fourth Mufcrv roil are anxious to get that Ice nil tho time You aro woak, sets Elston played a fine game, while Castle seemed a bit nervous. Castle "bicft give you satisfaction, and discouraged, and liavo lost faith in has made a fine record throughout the tournament, yesterday's games show- the good qualities of tho 'X VS3be to supply you. Order from modicino. Try just ono thing more, ing his first defeat. The scores were for wo are &uro wo can help you. At four o'clock this afternoon the contest for final honors takes place, co., Mr, 0. Mundon-Crcsdo- of Camp-bolltow- n, between Elston and Frank Atherton, last year's champion. . m i iwe South Australia, sends us The results of all contests to date aro shown In the following table: HOs?SrANN AND MARKHAM. this letter, with his photograph: C Cnrter.. I 0 Cartor . .. U Waterhouso f r , S1S1 Blue. FostoRlce Box 60C. Cleveland !? ATKrock.... 1 AT llrock M A Cheok... 4 ATHrock ... BICYCLE A Ciinlm I J T Irvine 1 A. FRESH SUPPLY Li J T Irvine.... 13.11,3-0,6-- 3 A' Castle . . .. alt 4 but they don't know that we are selling thein at OF THE ERECT 1 M Lansdale I' M Lansdalo.... 0 AHIco f 1 A h Castle... 0 3?ORM A I. Cnstle.... I A L C'istle SU Wilder .. I 5 C A Elston.. 2 : 0 II fooke.... .1 C1I Coko...... $35.00 f 2 U Cannavarro O II Cooke y J P Cooke I A F Allen Default A P Allen .... f Ky Default C A Elston 1 So now that wo have told you O Cnrter Donald Hoss. I 6.1 Donald Itoss . CI, C A Klston .. ' Come at once and see them 3 I A was suffering a very bad wound t'A Kltton. .. 0 Klston'.... WB "I from E II Adams... f 6.3 that would not heal. I thought it must boon account my blood, so 1 of tried AKNowell... I A L Cnstle CORSETS A L, Cnstle f f, C4, 1 E. 0. HALL & SON, LTD ; AVER'S On Frobruary 10, 1S01, she was mar- :o.-.- ...... w ried to F. S. Lyman, and became a re- sident of Kau, residing upon u stock ALSO farm until the great garthquuko ot ?!? ? ! ?! Sarsaparilla IK April 2, 1868, when she moved with l,fr 1 husband and family to Hi'o, of wlich After taking on.y two bottles my wonn CREDITABLE SHOWING AT THE she has since been a resident. LATEST STYLES IN thoroughly healed and I felt better than ever Mrs. Lyman from tho beginnng of nor before in my life. Whenever I feel out of EXHIBITION. residence in Hllo lias been closely iden sorts, now, I take a few doses and nm all right. tified She n. Ayer s Sarsanarllla is n wonderful medicine with church work. wa3 for for impuro blood and general debility." long time superintendent of the Sao CAPES The First View Reception of the Kllo-a- n bath school of the Halll Church, was a EE-D- A LADIES' If your liver is sluggish, you havoa coated nana League Artistic and Social prominent member ana one or the or tongue, constipation, and your food distresses gftnlzers of (rhe local branch of the W. AND ou. Ayer's l'ills euro all liver troubles. Success. C. T. U. During this time she alsi took a deep In Japanese Sunday UN interest the Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer Co.. Lowell, Ma., V. S. A. School, an interest which continued up BISCUIT OR JINJA WAFA OR SOHE OTHER The first view reception of the Kilo-han- a to the time of her death. Mrs. i.vnian WHITE PIQUE Art League last night was a so- was a member of the Foreign Church, KIND OF BISCUIT OR WAFER SUCH AS cial and artistic success. The receptions to which she devoted herself position in have come to be important social func- the Womans' Board of that Ohur;n as SKIRTS tions, besides being very interesting well as in the Woman's Social Circa. displays of the work of local artists. She also took an active part in social Champagne, Orange, Lemon, Strawberry, Each successive recent exhibition has duties of a high order, and did much to shown an increase in local art work and encourgae the literary and the musnal the one that was opened last night is standing of the community In which Vanilla and Chocolate Wafers. Water no exception to the rule. New artists she lived. Her bereaved husband and are represented with the old ones, and family have the sincere syspathy of the Bents, High Tea, Snowflake, Oyster, Gin- the entire exhibition makes a showing community In their great bereavement. that was generally commented upon as KAUAI WEATHER BOUND. ger, Graham, highly creditable to Honolulu. The steamer Mauna Loa reports the Pretzels, Educator Crackers, 10 FORT STREET Theodore Wores. an artist who lias Kauai weather bound at Waipio gulch. only lately taken a studio here, hus The weather has been very bad espe- etc., etc., etc. some work in portraiture that attracted cially along the Kau coast, and rough much deserved attention and D. weather was experienced by the Mauna Howard Hitchcock, whose landscape Lota on her trip home. work has been a feature of many Kllo-hnn- a JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SHIPMENT Oriental Goods exhibitions, and some new scenes. He has succeeded in picturing some FIRE AT PAIA. OF THE ABOVE AT BW IMPORTATION OF Silk Hawaiian lanscapes with very line and At about 11:30 on Monday night, 'a In the piece; Silk Handkerchiefs; true effect. fire broke out In the cane at Kalieka, rtts SftoRwls; Decorated riower Pots; Other contributors to the exhibition Paia, and before the flames could be ex- ' Porcelain Cups and Saucers; Tea showed very good work, and it is safe tinguished about ten acres of ripe cane ,a Etfnncr Sets; Cnrved Ivory; RattaD CO. to say that the people of Honolulu will had been burned over. As the cane f4rs. Carved Sandalwood Boxes. visit the exhibition in large numbeis. will at once be cut and ground, the loss 111 The exhibltois, who constituted a re will be nominal. Some assert that the NUT & COll --mso Goods are tho Handsomost B ception commltteee last night, are: Mrs. fire was set out by tho Porto Ricans, (LIMITED.) Helen Kelley, Miss Anna Parke, Mrs. but this is extremely Improbable, and v. In all Honolulu Alfred Willis, Mrs. Grace Hudson, Miss tho real origin of the fire is unknown. Nettle King, Mr. and Mrs. D. Howard Maui News. Hitchcock, Gordon Usborne Theo. Port Street, and IVTciLiraL &. Wors. AT THE ORPHEUM. SIS, tixxcl WING WO CHAN CO. MERCHANT STREET Telephones, J10-J1- 2 Nuuanu Street. RACE FOil THE COAST. American Girl Proves a Success Last O. JSox, Night. I. 386 San Francisco Watching for Three Ves- IRWIN & CO., sels from Here. The Ellefords played to their best ad- Tel. Blue E41. P. O. Box 978. & LTD., vantage in the American Girl last night. FRANCISCO, Muy 9. The house was crowded and the au- "'CCmu'. CJ. Irwin.. President and Managei SAN Three sailing are racing dience seemed to thoroughly appreciate .CEsm Bpreckelo. nt ocean craft for this ..First port of The the swiftly following situations of tho Second nt from the islands Hawaii. Oahu Carriage Manuf'g Co., Iff. Clittard.... first to arrive will secure tho single play. Ltd IE. Whitney, Jr..Sec'y and Treasurer berth at Crockett, and will discharge Miss Norton as Saratoga made a hit, G&ta. Jf. Ross Auditor her sugar while the slower sisters ot her specialties capturing the house. 1179 RIVER STREET, BETWEEN BERETANIA AND PAUAHI. tne racing fleet must wait until the wln-n- ir The two tots were very clever and will Is prepared to relinquish the berth. bo reigning favorites here. The entire Sugar Factors, The three ships are out various cast was happily chosen and popular Dealers in Carriage Materials. Carriages and Wagons built lengths of time, but there is nothing prices at the Orpheum should prove V Commission Agents certain In a sailing race of 2000 miles or most successful. Tonight is the second to Order. Kepairing and .Blacksmith mg a bpecialty. so, and no one along the water front and last performance of the "American will venture a prediction of the result. Girl." GENTS OF THE The barkentine Archer had the lead over her opponents in starting, and la HITCHCOCK-MURPH- Y WEDDINU. STErMIP COMPANY now out 27 days from Honolulu. Fol- C. H. W. Hitchcock and Miss Maggie mum lowing her, bark Himalaya left the CAL. the Murphy were married at 8 o'clock last SAN FRANCISCO, same pVrt, being now out 23 days. Thursday ,the ceremony being perform- The ship Charmer wus the last to ed by Father Maxlme. Only immediate leave. She departed from Kahulul eigh- Received present. ago. friends were Just HAS. HUSTACE. teen days It would be surprising We Have If the last should be first In this three-hande- d MARIPOSA 83 TEL. MAIN 1U race from the islands. The PER KSTKJ STREET. Charmer is a racer of renown, and her Between Fort and Alakea Sts. DAINTY GRASS CLOTH, captain will not overlook the opportuni- ty of adding new laurels to her already LIMITED DEALER IN SILK GOODS, SILK KIMONOS splendid record. It wus the Charmer A new line of golf shirts, fancy EMBROIDERED CENTER beat the crack ship Seminole In the PROVISIONS, that received Thompson and VASES, famous race around the Horn from New Just -- WKRIES PIECES, SILVER from Seattle a shipment of Choice beef, embroideries, silk covers, cushions, LACQUER WARE, York a few years ago. Shipping men and CHINA still remember that contest, and speak Veal, Mutton, Lamb, and Pork, also TOYS, SILK FLAGS OF of it with enthusiasm. The competing Poultry, Salmon and Halibut. and gentlemen's fancy open work CTVwsh California Roll Butter and EVERY NATIONALITY FANS vessels were each heavily backed. Both, EjtCxnd Butter always on hand. "WITH HAWAIIAN VIEWS, ships left New York at the same time and thousands of dollars were wagered FOR SALE AT hosiery. BEAUTIFUL SCREENS, long-distan- goods received by every steamer on the result of the trial utraafr DRESSING GOWNS FOR LA- of speed. The Charmer won handily, .Metropolitan Market Co., King from San Francisco. DIES OR GENTLEMEN nnd when she came into the harbor a Street, Telephone 45. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. ETC., ETC. long way ahead of the Seminole there was a great demonstration of welcome. Tho Booth, Fishmarket, Tele- - phono 379 AB SOP, TRANSPORTS CALL HERE. Central Murkot, Nuuanu Street, U. SEKOMOTO, nSCtas Street, Territorial Stables Block. Remember It Is no trouble for us to show Goods Cofer on Purposes Hllo Qua- - Telephone 140. Dr. the of 14 Hotel Street near Nuuanu Dealer In runtine Station. ' Tobacco, Cigars, P. O. Box SCO. Telephon- e- iSiuaSv Groceries, Dr. C. L. Cofer, United States qua Seland Butter, California and rantine official, who has been to lliio Islands Fruits. to select a site for a quarantine station Y. MASTJDA, New Store New Goods aSnSers delivered to any part of the City. & CO.. there, denies the publlshsa report tnat AXA. he stated that Hllo woiua prooawy NUUANU NEAR PAUAHI STREET. ROBINSON BLOCK, be "the stopping point for most of the ., Has Just received a Jarge W. McChisniy & Sons. transports hereafter." Or. Cofer says assortment of frames and & NUMBER 141, that that his visit to Hilo was for ..he mouldings. CASTLE & COOKE, LIMITED HOTEL STREET. purpose of selecting .i station so that one would be rendy n cas.j I was need- W&cleealo Grocers and Dealers Is ed, but that he has not heard of any Commission ilerchants. JLaather and Shoe Findings. intention to change the Hawaiian call "We ?. S. SHIMAMOTO, ing port of transports. "Some trans- VXciclo Who are ports have already calUd at Hllo," said to Order SUGAR - FACTORS. Iientc Honolulu Soap Works Company Merchant Street Honolulu, T. H. Dr. Cofer, "and there may be others for and Honolulu Tannery. which the governments wants to be We are the People. prepared." ' Retouching Frames and Oil Paintings a Specialty. AGENTS FOR mm dp io due. General Herchandise, GREAT METEOR. mini Goods, Groceries, CUMBERLAND, (Md.), May 9. A The Ewa Plantalon Company. Dry meteor which had the appearance of AJ IT AGAIN! the sun und caused apparent daylight The Walalua Agricultural Co., Ltd. HART Sl CO., Japanese Provisions, for a moment or two, fell last ntgiu Will be pleased to have my cuatomtr, The Kohala Sugar Company. near Hyndman, fourteen miles north- ea.U. Hustling for your trade. We The Walmea Sugar Mill Company. Etc., etc., etc. west of here, exploding near Close's t HONOLULU! want it. Why? We have tho The Fulton Iron Works, St. Louis, Mo. planing mill when apparently within 100 re: , Clothing, feet of the ground. Houses were shaken e b latest Patterns In Hats The Standard Oil Company. TimMERCHANT TAILOR. and Furnishings and tne quality . O. Box 881. Telephone 111. in the town, windows and dishes rattled The George F. Blake Steam Pumps. and gllntening particles of iron, which iOI King Street with Y. A. 8oo be equalled for the price ICE CREAM can't Weston'8 Centrifugals. could be seen from the street, were Next to W W. Dlmond & Co we offer them to the public. Ml PUS. sprinkled over the roofs. Many bits of The New England Mutual Life Insur- ance Company Wm. O.Irwin &Go., Ltd, the meteor have been picked up. It Telephone White 661. of Boston. KefesV Main 82 P. O. Box 868 shed its light for miles. The effect of The Aetna Fire Insurance Company ot FIRE AND MARINE the light and explosion wus so terrify- P. O. Box 1038. Hartford, Conn. INSURANCE AGENTS ing that many fell on their knees In rhe Alliance Assurance Company of prayer. London. 2T SUGrA SHOTEN, MRS. LYMAN. SHUN & CO. AGENTS FOR THE DEATH OF LUNG IMPORTER IN The Globe THE Scottish Union National Insuranoc Old And Respected Resilient of Hllo IMPORTERS. Company of Edinburgh, Passes Away. Groceries, Cigars, Tobacco, Island HOTEL STREET ADJOINING THE Japanese Provisions Wilhelma of Magdeburg General Iniur and California Butter, Island and NEW ENGLAND BAKERY, OccidentalFruit Store ance Company, Mrs. F. S. Lyman, one of Hilo'e oldest California Fruits, Kona Coffee, Chinese AND Associated Assurance Co., Ltd., of Mu and most prominent residents, diet at and Japanese Teas, Island and Cali IS, OPEN AND nlch and Berlin. her residence on Waianuenu's street, on ugo fornia Potatoes. RE4.DY Alliance Marine and General Assuranc Thursday the 16th inst, nt tho of New goods by every steamer from FOR BUSINESS Dry Goods Co.. Ltd.. of London, sixty-tw- o years and six months. She Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool, leaven two sisters, three brothers, d the Coast. .1. .. Alliance Assurance Company of Lon husband and six children to mourn her Fine Book and Commercial Printing Fine Book and Commercial Printing .TaEEN.ANI ALAKEA BTRBBT0. don, loss. Corner King and Kekaullke Streets. at the Star Office. at the Star Office. i IMIOS tS u IUH!,I .i THE HVWAIIAN STAR, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1901. 4

& GARDEN FBlIfillflfi MAN W DRINK STATISTICS FOll FOUR PAST HOSE MONTHS. Sole Figure Thut the New Lines are Cutting. Emperor " Agents PABSTS Steamers in the Hawaiian Sugar Trade South American Line. Sprinklers BEER SAN FRANCISCO, May 8. The sail Tho and freight steamer tonnage arrivals trade on these si w at San Francisco from domestic Atlan- goods increases Mowers tic and foreign ports for the month of ctm' April are us follows: day, IPtxi--e Vessels. Tons. Wo can't seem to 1 1 Eastern ports 3,694 Always Europe It 5 9,132 get the styles fast Australia 15 25,547 British Columbia 1 1,939 enough, invoices are Hawaiian Islands 2i5 21,026 piling in every day Grass Catchers Japan 1 1,967 India 1 3,151 and still we soem tor Mexico 1 1,687 Now Stoolc Central America 1 425 be short. W. South America C 9,341 We have C. PEACOCK S CO., LTD., South Sen Islands 1 263 . just En-per- Sole Agents, Fishing 1 218 opened Hannn's or Total 49 5S.412 a double sof Hawaii Territory In 1900 41 52,685 black kid, Comforta- The new Hteamer Hawaiian was the only vessel from Eastern Atlantic ports Hanan & Sons ble Bal. last month, and she brought the equi- .- -- CO.- - FORT STREET valent of two big ship loads of J. H. 4 CO- J. H. & freight. assorted EHLERS BUILDING There were two steamer.? from Tho Best at tho Hamburg last month, both In the Kos-mo- s Who will do it ? LOWEST PRICES AT HOPP' line, together with two shtoa Horn Antwerp and one from Liverpool with i Tou are going to have your house assorted cargoes. There were three Papered, Fainted or Decorated. We've never Worried steamers In the new line from Smith Who's going to do It? America with light cargoes. The big M. No one does or can do better work about anything we sell you steamer Indrnpura arrived from Ca- Mclnn than we. Investigation proves that lcutta with bags and bagging. tew do a pnnd. We know It has tho quality In Since January 1 the' sail and freight All we ask f r It Is a fair price--not It to give satisfaction. We know steamer tonnage arrivals at this port will always do us have been as terost and advertising expenses are paid high, not low. Either extreme is it credit. follows: on or before tho day Hangerous. Thaf's what we've biillt up our VpsspIr. Tnnsj. hour of sale, Any one who gives us work gets the business on honest FURNI- ports at the ofllces of Alexanderii & Baldwin, Eastern 5 11,314 1..UI., juuu liuiiuing, Honolulu. heat going at the fairest and squarest TURE and DRAPERIES Europe 10 18,626 honestly sold. 74, 149, 450, price. Jiuauunu is 15,617 494, 537, 1193, 1429, 1575, Take 'us In your confidence WALL PAPER W. C. Acht 1150 you urltlsli Columbia 15 26,623 .4 when are thinking of refur- nawuuun ,8 61,878 108, S. Hookano 10 TUB you some- isianus 1 nishing. We'll save Society Islands 2 700 117, W. Allen 20 JPArPfTBJR thing. 124, ooutn ea islands 1 263 S. S. Mahuka 25 Dfflce: Union Street, opp. Bell Tower, White Enameled Bedsteads, -- nina 1 1,556 169, W. C .Belllna 10 brass trimmed. .. Japan 4 c,S10 229, P. M. Lydlg 200 Sideboards. India 1 345! 2S0, 281, 432, 511, 847-85- 0, 1388 Wong Jas. F. Morgan President Smyrna Rugs. Leong 260 Vice-Preside- nt jriuuppine jsianus 1 1,312 Cecil Brown Art Squares. soutn 19 316, Doo Wal 5 F. Hustace Secretary Come look our America 32,260 in and at line v,ciiiiui .fiinenca 2 672 329, N. G. II. Aremann 100 PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILUSHl Chas. H. Atherton Auditor this week. Our low prices will-astoni- Mexico 10 . c,253 334, Chi" Chong 5 Is both a germicide and a food W. H. Hoogs....Treas. and Mgr. you. 394, natural I'ishlng 2 391 E. R. Stnckable 10 for the hair. It gives the ha.'jr 414, P. E. R. 15 aw TELEPHONE MAIN 295. Strauch life, luster and growth by feeding tbot Latest Designs Total 166 200,765 417, 1652. 1681, A. L. Young 30 scalp, which holds the hair roote. It 1 in iuou 167 192,777 426, George Patterson 25 Is the only hair and scalp food. xiniS & Ltd J. HOPP & CO. Steamers hnvo been playing such an 429, H. A. Bunsen ., 10 there Is nothing like It In tha warlffi. Hustace Co., Important part in the Import trade of 435. J. E. Kahoe 5 It cures dandruff, stops falling Iialr. THE LEADING fa QUEEN STREET All Goods. me port, outsme or the old established 436, Nancy Archer and prevents gray hair and buKbsera. FURNITURE In lines, In the past 444, W. Thompson 10 few months, that they 530, PACHECO'S DANDRUFF DEALERS cannot be well left out of the tonnage L. Ah Leong 10 KILLSR. lit tri supply statistics. 550, H. G. Gallagher 10 Sold by Druggists iS r isvtix i KING & BETHEL STREETS The line of freight 631, all and at Inspection steamers between Hamburg and H. B. Schrotke 60 Union Barber Shop: Telephone ZS&Ua San 665, 679, 680, C. Laage 50 Firewood, Stove, J. H. & CO. J. H. & CO. Francisco, established In December, 1S99 II. 232. has evidently come to stay, and instead 708, G. A. Howard, Jr 50 Steam and Blacksmith of a monthly service, as first promised, 769, W. Gassett 35 Invited. from now In it will be a steamer from 775 E. S. Taylor 10 P. O Box 912 Tel. MniaBW. each end of the route every twenty 812, George O. Cooper 10 days. The line 820, M. B. Truett 5 established a few 851, Coal ' months ago between Valparaiso George Osborne 10 H. HAMANO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. and Japanese San Francisco, via Panama, also pro- 925, Mrs. A. C. Pferdner 10 IMPORTER OF mises to be permanent. Three new 969, F. Hustace, tr 5 Special attention given to steamers have come out from domestic 902, M. Bowers 20 Atlantic ports, two of them from New 1036, S. E. Bishop 5 lork with assorted cargoes, the same 1057, Chlng Chong 10 DRAYING 1058, Young Chong 5 ALSO, WHITE AND BLACK SAND Goods, constituting a new line between that port and San Francisco. The other was 1059, How Chong 6 the last of the three new steamers 1061, 1183. 1273, 1414. 1423, 1426, 1427, brought out from Philadelphia for the 1563, 1574, 1582, 1604, 1645, 1679, 1868 Grass Cloths, lino between this port and Sydney. Sev- Hawaii Land Co., Ltd 510 PLANTATION SUPPLIES ill: eral steamers have lpen 1073, J. McQueen 60 American EH l the Hawaiian Suirar tr.nln with thia 1091, C. H. Laage 10 King Street, - - - - Corner SnfilS port. A big steamer chartered for the 1113, Hugh Howell 25 KATSEY BLOCK Table Covers, ill iicw nne Between Portland Hong-- 1137, P. M. Pond 10 and nuiiK. uiuugiu u mil cargo or nags and 1139, Georro Martin 15 bagging for the new grain crop on this 1145, L. II. PImentel 10 Silk Kimonos Goods Coast, the first time such service has 1167, D. C. Little 60 and 1181, been performed. A tramp steamer, A. Harrison 50 Honolulu Iron wanted for the grain trade, brought 1259, W. G. Ogg 50 lor D over a cargo of sulphur from Japan. 1279, Kate Gavin 12 and Crepe Thiee tramp steamers were onllstixi in 1317, Chlng See Lin 6 the British Columbia coal trade, two of 1318, Chlng Man Kai 15 CURIOS mem, nowever, only ror 1389, Georjre Manson 10 a single trip to Shirts. this port. 1418, W. F. Wilson 15 COMPANY The steamer tonnage arrivals since 1529, Charles Wilcox 20 STEAM ENGINES, SUGAR MIIX3 January 1 have been distributed as fol- 1530, Miss II. Rlgelsberger 50 BOILERS, COOLERS, IRON, BHASS lows: 1558, J. Lennon 25 1581, J. Makainal 25 AND LEAD CASTINGS. No. Tons. 1671, January 3 G. Schuman 50 S,G74 1676, February 9 J. M.'Ogllvie 30 is,090 1678, 1658, 1089, C. 34 Freight and Mar,cl : 6 10,112 W. Achl, Jr MauO S- - 1686, 15 Machinery of Every Description OZAKI, 3311 April 9 16,055 Lau Tang Telephone to tat White. 1721, J. F. Bowler, tr 60 Order. Particular attention paia Passengers for 1734 George Osborne 10 Ship's Blacksmithing. Job Work Exe- Corner of Nuuanu and Hotel Streets. Total 27 53,531 cuted on Short Notice. The sources of this steamer tonnage 1736, George A. Martin 10 Island Ports will be found annexed: 1757, J. M. Ogllvie 10 Hoods for Ladles and Gentlemen 1776, C. Sing Chee 20 No. Tons. 1801, Eastern ports 3 11,320 O. Swain 10 Call and be Convinced, 1818, C. Antiseptic Germany 4 3,773 G. Ballentyne 10 1823, Holiday Goods now on the Way South America 9 16,291 A. L. Moore 10 1829, C. H. Jennings 25 New Goods Received Hawaiian Islands 6 5,215 Solution. British Columbia 3 6,431 1838. W. D. Toomey 8 1843, Japan 1 2 344 L. Mathews 12 A law Is in vogue In Posts by Every Steamer India 1 3,151 1850, Hugh Howell, tr 13 that this shall be ued Is WAVEKLEY BLOCK, HOi'. L ST. 1863, C. J. Falk 3 all barber shops. Total 27 53,531 1901 A. L. Morris 10 "Literary Friend and Acquaintance" by As will be noticed these steamers P. COOKE, Hamm-Yonn- g J. In use at It is such a The Von Co., Ltd., W. D. Howells. have supplied more than 25 per cent of Treasurer, "Napoleon the last Phase" by Lord the carrying tonnage of the port, ex- THE SILEHT BARBER Importers and itoseoery. clusive of the steamers employed In the Honolulu, May 18th, 1901. Convenience Commission "Eben Holden" by Bacheller. lines previously established. In addi- Merchants "The Great Boer War" by Conan Doylp. tion the Panama Railroad Company has To have our wagons bring all "Lessons In Love" by Katrlna Tra3k. undertaken a direct service between port JAS. F. MOISGA'N, the Broad, Rolls, Biscuits, Cake Queen Street, Honolulu "Syria, from the Saddle" by Terhur.e. this and New York via Joseph Fernaaidesjj,. and pastry you'll needi Every "The Real David Harum" by Vance. Panama. AUCTIONEER Proprietor. morning, fresh" from our ovens. 'JThe Duke of Stockbrldge" by Edwurd Saves you all the trouble of bak- Bellamy. OUR ENGLISH COUNTRIES. Arlington Block, Hotel ing. Insures having the lightest, AGENTS FOR "The Heritage of Unrest" by Overton. Strt e" "The reference to Europe as most delicious bread, etc., it's liastover court-hous- by Boone. the On 0a!) Co. .Tr- 'mother' country will have to dis- All Night possible to bake. The Lancashire Insurance "Crittenden" hv .Tnhn TTnv - be CASTLE & ''Ti.e placed by that of the 'father-in-la- w COOKE, IIM1TEB The Balolse Insurance Co. Peace Conference at the Hague." country." Union Gas Engine Co. "A Century of American Diplomacy'" Atlanta Constitution. Hnwollnn uy jonn w. roster. The United States rather Is tho Oo. father-in-la- w Automubllo Life German Bakery, Domestic Sewing Machine, Etc. Life and Letters of Thomas Huxley" country, which gives tho and Fire by (lend who figures out PHONE 3851. Leonard Huxley. relationships a chance to say: "If a man Is father-in-la- w Telephone Hain 77 .v UPPER FORT ST. IRWIN St CO. to his own mother, what rela- insurance Agents ff. 6. tion Is he to himself ?" Chicago Record. Coupon Book sold. Special rates made "Automobile Tel. Blue 841. P. O. Box 994. (Limited.) Fine Book and Commercial Printing for Parties." at Office. NOTE: Drivers are not allowed to HINGr the Star make any rate except those furnished LEE CHAN, by Company. see Fort Street, opposite the Popular House the Ask driver to agents ron AGENTS FOR 316 FORT STREET. rate sheet. tW JE1. Western Sugar Refining Company of In case of dispute as to fare, pay Dealer In Groceries, California and AUCTION SALE driver amount claimed, take rebate Island Fruits, Poultry, Island Butter, San Francisco, Cal. NEW ENGLANDrMUTUAE Kona Coffee, Cigars and Tobaico. New slip and call at office. We will gladly goods by every steamer. Baldwin Locomotive Works of adjust any difference. HIROSE SHOTEN, OF Office on King street, near Judiciary Phlladelhpla, Penn. building. Newell Nnlversal Mill Company LIFE INSURANCE 1079 Alaa Street. LOUIS T. GRANT, (National Cane Shredder), Manager. H 8. Kojima. New York, U. S. A. Delinquent Stock OT BOSTON. tf. Ohlandt & Co.'s Chemical Fertilizers IMPORTER AND High Grade Fertilizers for' Cane and WO, HOP Hfr1 DEALER IN Coffee. IN THE ORPHEUM FRUIT AND Ilex. Cross & Son's High Grade Fer- -- CIGAR STORE. LIQUORS, tilizers for Cane and Coffee, Japanese Provisions. ftecd's Steam Pipe Cars. Kihei Plantation Co. California and Island Butter. Fruits. General Merchandise, Cigars and Groceries. NEW BY EVERY STEAMER. LIMITED. INSURANCE C AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES. Also Offer for Sale Y. WO SING & CO., KO. 25 HOTEL STREET, HONOLULU. Paraflne Paint Co.'s P. & B. and P. O. Box S85, Tel. Blue 302. Paints Fort Street, near Club Stables. OF HARTFORD; CONN. Telephone White 2411. Papers. P. O. Box 906. Lucol and Linseed Oils, raw and boiled H. W. BARTH, Successor to W. II. Barth and H. W. tndurlne (a cold water paint) in white Barth. ON SATURDAY, JUNE 8, Y. YUEN TAT,, , and colors, No. 1272 WING LUNG, AT 12 Fort Street, near KukuU. PresB Cloths, Cement, Lime and Honolulu Sheet Mcttl and Cornice Works O'CLOCK NOON. Constantly on Hand King Street, comer Alakea Street. niter Brick. 65 d Lndlor.' Galvanized Iron Skylights and Ven At my salesroom. Queen street. !S 11 cl c x-- Dressmaker, Underwear;, Freeh Salmon, Grapes, Pears, Apples, tilators Metal Roofing. Conductor Pine Honolulu, I will sell 'at Public Auction to Grooorlos, Skirts, Chemlsoo, Etc. Oranges and Lemons. and Gutter Work Jobbing Promptly by order of the Treasurer, Mr. J. P. XTrosla. Note Heads, Bill Heads, Letter Heads attended to. Cooke, tho following certificates t,t Fruits, Received by Mariposa. and all kinds of Job and Commercial A large line of ready-mad- e Mosqultc Richard Street, Queen stock in the Kihei Plantutlon Co., Ltd., always on hand. printing neatly and promptly executed between and uuiess me tenin, eieventn iHlond Buttor. Nt Fine Job Printing. CUar Office. at u.o mar umoe. - Merchant, and twelfth Honolulu. assessments, now delinquent, with in- - Kona ooffoo, roo Mtocl Flne.'Job.Printlng-- , atorqfflce. ' I' C i: THE HAWAIIAN STAR, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1801.

NEW AOVUItTISKMENTS. A. M5K We haven' t nil the good things JAS. F. MOECrAN, f n i 'AforaJl the Bargains in DRILL NOTICE. o aim to sell good illinium Tn :;?: Co. A, N. Q. II Page 5 Auctioneer iiinnn FOU SALE. and Broker, WH books;' Ht &MAHM,UU!i 5 books Rial Estate.. A Home , Page which 1 NOTICE. ;...... '.'' 65 Queen Street, ! 1'nclilc Lode i Page 5 are unique as to TOut we have a few of the Bargains MISCELLANEOUS. P. 0. Box 591 Telephone 72 ?v?r Morgan Page S lit: Ad Qt page five Jas. F. See Oar . binding, print, and JkEVVS IN A NUTSHELL. aS ..:.v.: text; odd books for . L. 0. ABLES. I'arngrnphs Hint Giro Condensed ' Notes of tlici Dnv. book lovers Heal Estate Agent. ."'lii C. B. Ripley's liome In Nuuanu Valley Is for sale. v Telephone 139 There will be no meeting of Pacific AUCTION SALE Lodge this evening. A Cut in Two property sales, by Morgan, are OF postponed to June S. Company A will report for battalion Co. drill this evening at 7 o'clock. Buggies and Surreys. .. Pacific Transfer On Friday. Morgan will sell a line "i. Jab. H. Love assortment of ferns and plants. White A drill of the first battalion, First regiment, will be held this evening. . Judge Estee had no, business In the !.!?. ..LTD. HaudletBjaggage, Furniture, United Statese district court this morn-ln- g. ON FRIDAY, MAY 24, A Japanese woman gave birth to AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON Booksellers, Shirts Safes,, Pianos, Etc. triplets at Hllea plantation, on May Stationers :: 11th. At my salesroom, 65 Queen street. I and Printers. James F. Morgan Is on the road to will sell at Public Auction, .. . recovery. Ills condition today Is much BUGGIES, KING ST. HONOLULU PHAETONS, and f TELEPHONE, MAIN B8. Improved. Frank L, Hoocs Is moving to his new SURRIES. ;:.. homo on the corner of Muklkl and Mfice;.; . 147 King Street Hastings streets. F. MORGAN, M. Theo. F. Lansing and J. O. Rothwoll JAS. have been subpoened to appear before AUCTIONEER the grand Jury this afternoon. J. I). Gorman, the well known base CJnlaundered "Wachusett" and "Garland" ball player, Is again In the Queen's hospital suffering with appendicitis. H. A. Dexter the well known bicycle 'v.. WHITE SHIRTS, hand-mad- e, standard man, and Miss Margaret Walker, of Telephone Main, 101 Canada, wltl be married .tomorrow evening. AUCTION SALE cottons, 2400 linen in bosom, neck and wrist- f P. 0. BoxjG83 The feast of the Holy Ghost will be observed by the Portuguese colony at OP bands, cut full length, ed front and the Roman Catholic cathedral next Saturday and Sunday. back, facing, gussets, twin The Are department was called out 1000 extension patent last night by a fire in the eleetr c trans former on the pole at Alapal and KInau needle work on all seams, open back and frontand streets. The box was destroyed. It Is understood this afternoon that Babies the grand jury will tomorrow morning openback, long or short bosoms plajn or with Barry present to the court further indictments ON FRTDAY, MAY 24, Ariitap on criminal charges submitted by the welt plaits; all' sizes 12 to 14. Regular prices attorney general. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., Wanted Charles Chong the former messenger for the Internal Revenue department At my salesroom, 65 Queen street, I 75 cents to 1.50. Cut, to Stockand left that position to accent n more will sell at Public Auction a choice To be fed on Taroena porant one with Boyd and Hasklns, the assortment of a customs brokers. He has charge of the Fishtail and Tahltlan Ferns, Food, that they may grow Chinese invoice work. Begonias. strong, healthy and Jolly, Bond Broker Geraniums, SO Cents ESaoli. TROLLEY CARS HERE. Lauhala, and not wake up In the The bark S. C. Allen, arriving yester- Red Ti Leaf, middle of the night and bawl JOo&exx SsrsIierHono'iiln Stock and Bond Exchange day afternoon from San Francisco, had Caladlums, $3.SO tine on deck a number of trollery cars for Cann.a Plants and for an hour or two. the Honolulu Rnpid Transit and Land Lauhala Door Mats. Give your baby ?: Company. They are now being dis- charged. JAS. F. MORGAN. IMPRISONED FOR CONTEMPT. AUCTIONEER. Office, Campbell Block, Police Judge "Wilcox is nfl pr flip lipn- - ple who do not show the proper respect Merchant Street. for his court. Yesterday Yin nhnntr Taroena a Chinese witness In a case against a --Honolulu, T. H. Japanese charged with adulterating milk, failed o anuear at tl nrmwr time, although a subpoena had been AUCTION SALE served .upoii him. When Chong did and he'll chuckle and crow make his appaerance he was ordered all day long, and sleep well to be imprisoned for six hours. This OF i morning Ah Pong a witness in another at ntjht. Taroena Is a pure whitmpv nmw m ease put his hat on in the presence of REAL ESTATE food made from the Taro I1L I EwmilUli the court. The Judge Immediately hnd Willi a LIU the fellow called before him and. after IN NUUANU VALLEY. plant, and will not sour the lecturing him, sentenced Ah Pong to chemically pre- serve four hours for contempt of court. stomach'ilke NBD fliSI 111 pared foods do. PEKING LATE TODAY. The City of Peking from the Orient ON The most Is late. She should have been reported SATURDAY, JUNE 8, last mgiu or eariy mis morning but AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON.. Serviceable up to 1:30 o'clock this afternoon she had I 50c. Package not been sighted. At my salesroom, 65 Queen street, I will sell Auction, very fine HEIGHTS Public a PACIFIC nt v;. ; ZBlectric Light HELENE DUE THIS MONTH. piece of land in Nuuanu Valley on the The Wilder steamship company ex- corner of Puunui Ave., and Wyllle pects the steamer Ilelene back from street, having a frontage of 200 feet on Tet Invented San Francisco by the end of the month. each street, and containing an area of 40,000 square feet. J&bronJjritQCh) THE WEATHER. Further particulars of AVeather Bureau, Punahou, 1 p. m. & KNG. Magnificent Yiew, Wind llfht south east to north. JAS. F. MORGAN, Weather cloudy and hazy. Heavy rains AUCTIONEER. In the valleys not likely to reach town. Kefreshing Breezes, Morning minimum temperature, 69; midday maximum temperature, 83; ba- rometer, 9 a. m., 30.02 rising (corrected for gravity); rainfall, 24 hours ending Easy of Access, 9 a. m., 0; dew point, 9 a. m., 69; humi- dity, 9 a. m., 70 per cent. SALE CURTIS J. LYONS, Observer, iUCTION An Unsurpassed Kesidence Site. DIED OF APOPLEXY, OF Fred. Schmidt at Pioneer Mill died T. HAYASHI, suddenly this morning of apoplexy. The funeral will be held this afternoon. BERETANIA STREET r '"' CHAMBER TO CONSIDER. lataiPriprii Opposite Queen's Hospital. These lots are. on the Pauoa side of Pacific Heights. The Chamber of Commerce will hold a special meetin' at 10 o'clock Thurs- They face on Pauoa, Road, now being widened and macadam- discus-suin- Va ley. Tailor g In Nuuanu Merchant day .morning for the purpose of T r if? the matter of an .exhibit at the ized, and adjoin the Pacific Heights Electic Railway. .". Charleston exposition. If the Paris ex- hibit and the educational dlsnlay at TJ. TASHIMA Buffalo can be secured. Commissioner (Original Dyer.) Knapp J5.000 thinks that will be enough Instructions from the attor to carry the project through success- Under CLEANED, REPAIRED fully. neys for COL. C. B. C. ROOKE, I will CLOTHES sell at public auction, at my sales' WASHED AND DYED. 4 room, 05 Queen street, WILL STUDY IN .EUROPE. 236 Merchant Street between Fort and Alakea, A Chance for Investors : Dr. Walter Hoffman is booked to OiN leave on the City of Peking for the SATURDAY, JUNE 8, Coast. He will have charge of the two AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, sons of C. Bolte who are going to Eu Ltd. Any one with money to invest looking rope to be educated. Dr. Hoffman and The following valuable property: , his wife will make an extended trip Lot A Parcel of land on the Ewa . for something that will bring good through Europe. He Intends to visit side of Nuuanu avenue, opposite the nil of the leading hospitals of London, residence of Mr. H. Schultze. , Paris, Munich, Vienna and Rome dur- - Property has a frontage of 339.6 feet PrFICBRS. returns on sums invested, has here a ing his absence and will also study at 'on Nuuanu avenue; a depth on mauka Berlin. Dr. and Mrs. Hoffman expect side of 584.2 feet; on lower boundary of H. P. BALDWIN President fine opportunity. Houses built on to be absent six months. C07 and 200 feet at rear boun J. B. CASTLE First Vice President dary. W. M. ALEXANDER... .2d Vice Pres't Contains 180,774 square feet r P. COOKE Treasurer these lots will find ready rental at Lot B Directly opposite Lot A, and w. o. smith secretary adjoining the residence of Mr. H GEORGE R. CARTER, Auditor strong rates by good tenants. 1 Schultze. This lot has a frontage of 354.8 feet ers, Hunters, (to look on Nuuanu avenue, a dent on mau 3tin Plumbers corner: merchant side 553 10-- on side yoc- - leaks). Physicians (going ka of feet, makal Sugar Factors and Gas and 534 336 7-- XtxrsBsh dark stairways In tenements) fort streets of feet, and feet at rear It Impo- boundary. Commission 'Oil 31en (In tanks where is Contains 196,020 square feet. ssible io carry candles or lanterns for Offered in to lear of explosion) Liquor Dealers (In particulars, Herchants Attractions this'.Site Homeseeksrs:! cellars where a match Is dangerous.) Stock and Bond Brokers, For further and terms Sol-dte- and of enquire of XTsaful for Watchmen, Policemen, re conditions the sale, In the Field, and for all purpose AGENTS FOR LOCATION. They are located on high ground at an elevation of from 2M t Fire Insurance Agents, j JAS. F. MORGAN, 600 feet, affording unsurpased scenic and marine views. vrwre n light Is required Instantly. - Can be carried into a celar full of AUCTIONEER Qawnllan Commercial and Sugar Com- ELECTRIC RAILWAY AND LIGHTING. The Electric Railway makes ac- Seaklntr Kas. into an Oil tank. Into Al- - Commission Merchants pany, cess, most easy, and power for lights may be had at most reasonable rates. and vats, or placed in a keg Haiku Sugar Company, be sup $15 per ttulibt Malt pala Company, WATER. Water will d at the rate of year for each lot, or Gunpowder wlthouf the slightest Plantation ' from out Pacific Heights Water System. This Is less than city rates. clangor. Careful Attention Given to Nahiku Sugar Company, Kibe Plantation Company, SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO BUILDERS. To all who will b jln the erec- Sugar Company, tion of houses within 60 days, we will make special Inducements In the mat;er Hawaiian of transportation of building material over our railway most serviceable electric light Business Trusts Xahulul Railroad Company, The any LOW PRICES, GOOD TERMS. Prloes of lots range from $400 to $750 each, Invented. Can be used at time AND One-four- yet according size th Xof Jill purposes where a light Is to and location. cash only Is asked. Balance In and """" The California and Oriental Installments at terms to suit purchasers. siwniittud. No wires. No chemicals. No Stoamshlp Company ' HartRfit. No trouble handling it (a HEALTHFUL AND COOL. The air Is always cool and bracing. We i in re- child can operate It.) SIMPLICITY BOOX-CASE- S JAS. F. M0BGAN commend this property as being espe daily desirable and attractive to , .. jrrsELF. sons seeking a choice location for a ho me at a moderate cost, AND S. HIROKAWA, office;furniture Beretanla near Punchbowl Street, Auctioneer and Broker Honolulu, II. I. For Further Particulars Apyly to In Stock Qor Orderedjjfrom 65. Qneen Street Bamboo Itiriiitt-xr- o BRUCE WARING & CO. FORT; STREET NEAT AND HANDSOME, 026 Manufacturers. 72 ProgreeBjBlock, TELEPHONE 317 P.O.Box 594 Telephone. MADE TO ORDER. Fort Street

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