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hala and Ilamakua as may be neces- -' bea was nut in charsre of one band. KOHALA BILL sary to properly supply the consumers while the deputy sheriff in person com- NATIONAL GUARD - BURGLAR WOODS SHOT AND manded Four mounted pa the other. !.- -; utilization of waters now running t trolmen were also of the party. PARKED r"OVllRFS! ARTILLERY ' DAFrlJJLJ VVil Vrvl-J- J j ate Jnlo the sea. The right of way PUNCHBOWL With Chillingworth went Captain! I ! tor the wlJth of the ditched anJ fifty i TAKEN ON Kanae and Officers Ah On, Alfred t ( fe-- on either side. Austrian Guns Now i : Not the Parker -- Wilcox Cinch The rieht of war la granted aubject usTheiSsTtartingoutiKalakaua's to all the conditions and requirements A 1 . Kaulua. the gun sergeant of the force,; But a Right of r tt ii police Exhibited in Capitol uf the act of Marca J. iwi. tnapier m LlUtl III iTIIILIi II 1C arrived at the station and breath- Way. Sections IS to 21 inclusive. The ditch lessly vouchsafed tiye information that! Grounds. m romztanv is to furnish to all persons de ne naa come across was on me toy; I slrous of using paid water for IrrlRat Deputy Marshal of Punchbowl and disturbed him as he. f The grounds of the capitol between i Kin k.s the liou" srantlns ine purposes. uch quantity as is rea was playing solitaire on a rock near. nilthrough Kohala ta the enable for a fair price. If the ditch the flagstaff. He fired a shot at the the oid ralace and the Iron fence on right of way f . 11 . ; a ...... WA t Taclrlntr f,i tt. Scores. convict, which was ieturne-3- Then tne jIote street side, have recently as- - Ditch Company. It U not( gun Hawaiian cannot the Unltei Kaulua's refused to work and he' sumed quite a martial appearance by presented by Delegate ilcox.: will determine the was forced to retreat. W hen he had the bill state3 rjlstrict Curt.7 the parking of the eight Austrian entirely new one. drawn by I.ep- - same. and may change Its decree from evading police for ten told his storv he was commanded to but an FTHU the breech-loadin- g to time as may seem eauitublo guide nniingwortn to me ?poi wnere guns belonging to th rontattve Powers of Maine. .which time days, during which time he lived seen of They . . erantinn' and The wrk must besln within he had Woods last. National Guard Hawaii. have ....K..itV f.r Jut. A hunted thing anions' When lunchbowl was reacheil Kupihea been arranged in a circle, for ornamen- rights of way. The bill was had-- j two years and be completed In fix the life of a the algaroba and lantana thickets and his men went around the Waikiki tal purposes, under the spreading ed "A BUI Granting to me ' the side of the crater, the Deputy Sheriff branches of the giant banyan. The Ii'tch Company. Limited, the right of the bill. which clothe the f.wthills back of town. and his party round the Kwa side, while . . . guns are at present exhibited minus - r KnHh anil South' the mounted patrolmen proceeded mauka way in ine uumi j Woods, the escaped negro convict, wasj the' breech-block- s and firing-pin- s, In the Island of Hawaii, for and Lady Hope. n order to cut off escape in that direc- Kohala. 8tron brought to bay yesterday morning Ini tion. Iiy these tactics Punchbowl was awaiting the time when tarpaulins can the purpose of constructing ana main - be placed over each. or canals and the nee- - the crater of Punchbowl, and was cap- practically surrounded by an armed cor- talnlng ditches .,r.o,erar. d,iart- - many ilfm These guns were secured from Aus- rr reservoirs, aims ana me - . . cont.erninK the re- - tured after the expenditure of 1 Kaulua without any hesitation led the tria by King Kalakaua after his tour purposes th-a- id ) if. for irrigation and domestic m, ,v, KatV,n 'of officers of rounds of ammunition by both sJdes. way to a spot just ofT the road, which of the world, and formed an admirable districts." w: transport W.trr-- for mfertaininfr Lady The battle was not a bloodless one, j runs Ewa of the crater. There In the battery as far as guns of that pattern UraJ-Compa- ny Hawaii Ditch , Chil-- were found unmistakabla The bill gives to the Fram.lj( n.w. i capt.ilu for a bullet from Deputy SherlrT j 4 . soft earth and age go. They are eight centimeters the right tn construct and K. j;trt,n(. vckt.hama. He said: "This lingworth's revolver, fired when the lifej tracks of the negro's footsteps. Broken each, the barrels are rilled and when invr-.'-gate- ago. two ditches, to be known a4lnatIrr orae time was in Imminent peril,, branches of lantana were also notice- parts polished present a fit rraintaln Ljw- - ar-- er of the latter und and footmarks plain-u- p all the are Upper Ditch and the u ! un u ,t.ry r.ow. When the thumb socket of the f ugl- -' able, these the appearance. carriages the KohU I l shattered the showed Woods had retreated in- handsome The Kohala Ditch, through and over th ren was at 1'raga. Sro left hand. I that are quite heavy, being mostly of steel. the termasur Cannon invii.d Captain tive's to the lantana thicket which extends public lands in Hawaii, with.n The police gt the tip as to Woods') v.-- fhe of the clear down For sonv time past they have been kept I--n crater area: whereabouts yesterday morning about i slope of hill. In the old sheds built expressly to cov- 2i by aS- -, the mauka the no-t- h by the sea. on the east ThV'hlwife. The matter 11:4.1 o'clock. It was brought to them The Deputy Sheriff, convmcM that er them. Kalakaua. it is said, thought pk vall-- y and the summit separating. l, re an.l was found to be hv a. man who suH that an hour or so lst he was within striking distance of the guns were a present until the bill - rnrte.i rePM-kbe- d. v,-ili- the watershed from the Kohala water- rut. yj.irurmuMvr Cannon was .,n'f.iwlv Wr..! h.i.l hrnkn Into the! cni,1 that it r! for th .irf? in his man. plunped into the brush and was came in. well-develop- f an wat.-fcma- n Ke-- soon following a ed trail. on the south by the summit n,jn,, ,.har,.iy and advld that house of the old at the j mate of the house should he attempt j the Kohala mountains, and on th west Arnrri. an otll-- r hould be very cartful walo iuarry. n:id after helping himself; to thwart his ends. lie had not proceeded far before he Secretary Shaw will discontinue the v ship. in a gully pack of car?- - 1 s! by Toluiu Gulch, said area being known about hl ku. on board Thit some food and a suit of denim. hadj On receiving the news, every avail-mad- e found little a purchase of outstanding government - Incident. The to as Kohala watershed, and thruueh.j as all tfur.- w.i to the off in of Punchbowl.' oJTicer. was requisitioned and arm-H- e bonds, because they are at too the coup!,, will l e entertained on any the direction at!? liia ill over and such other public lands not had a revolver with him aad threat-- td with a revolver or a rifle. Jim Kuui- - (Continued on Page 4.) iiish a price. ort. uin S-- uth Ko- - more you may be sure. ' In th- - districts of North and ii -

0 HAVE YOU SEE. THE Orescent Safety Razor ? EHSTER

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y EASTER MERCHANDISE WHICH Toe "Safety Razor" is getting to be used uninersal-l- and gradually tiking the place of the ordinary NEVER BEFORE SAW THE LIGHT one. It ensures a clean, smooth ehave, without OF A RETAIL STORE. WILL BE t dangerof cutting and the most inexperienced person can use it with with perfect ease. The Crescent razor is a good article and J s FORTUNE" it is said, "knocks once at Oos-fc- Only $1. every man's door but nine-tenth- s of them are out when she knocks." In like manner, I using a If you don't want to change to "safety opportunity knocks at the door of every wo- - 2 razor," try one of our justly celebrated "Bengali" man who reads this advertisement, and for- - i blades $1.50 we assure satisfaction. at luuaic iji iicr ii sue, iuu, Vi UUl, n at mis store taking advantage of the opportunities offered E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd. in this great Easter Sale of ours New Ehlers Block, Fort Street. Ribbens j II Ribbons for I - WALDRON CO., Ltd. j. e very...pur- VOLTERS, i. pose,ribbons Sole Agents for Armour Packing Co. for bows, has just received a shipment of belts, sashes trimmings; Aimonr's Hams and Bacon Punahou and Kamehameha ribbons for Satur- as well as a fall line of CANNED GOODS, day's meet. A collection of ribbons so com- and offer the same for sale. plete that you are sure to be suited. Prices? Kight. A little higher than last year, to be I

CUlVj VUV bll 11U UIO 1U1 Lm (JCKEN STREET. IIONOIXLr.Il.l UCttCl till! Easter Fans in great variety. Warm Weather Spangled, bead- Office ed and jetted Coats gauze effects. There are days when we want to laj aside those cool Silvery, shining stuffs that are elaborately weather garments and wear something that will give rich. Never before have we had such a charm- ase and comfort. Have you seen the office coats in ingly complete assortment. 2oc to $5.00. our window? Some sell at only SO conts. New You can see in our windows aleo, a fine line of Gloves The right kind of Kid s. Our Smoking Jackets and stock of kid Dusters gloves for Easter Linen has been made Our stock of stylish and handsome neckwear ia up to-da- te complete. The and includes every Tariety of the latest Etyles. plain statement means much. It means that every new style and coloring is included. The prices are also THE KASH CO., Ltd. complete in a sense completely economical. TWO STORES Wherein our Neckwear EASTER JEWELRY Corner Hotel and Fort Sts., and Hotel St. and Bethel. EXCELS. In that indescribable point SAVINGLY PRICED. taste. Chas. Frohman relates that when in Here you can buy those little acces- England he heard an old Northumland man sories so indispensible to your Easter ask a boy: toilet, at savingly low prices: Rooms 508. 509. 510 D 1 "Where be ye goin', Jack?" Chattelaine Bags, Hat Pins, Stick Pins, I Stangenwald Bolliln? The boy: "Bean't goin' nowhere." Hair Pins, Side Combs, Back Combs, All classes of Engineering "Work solic "Ye must be goin' somewhere." Cuff Links, Collar Buttons. ited. Examinations. Surveys and Re- "No I bean't. I'm back." ODD GOHSTRUGTIOH ports made for Waterworks, Steam and Electrical Construction; Plans and Equally fine and fundamental is the difference between our Neck- Specifications and Estimates prepared, and construction superintended. In all wear and the ordinary kind. That we show a much larger or more tranche of engineering work. Contracts solicited for railroads, electric and Dress Trimmings, Ura, tunnel, bridges, buildings, highways, foundations, piers, wharves, etc. varied assortment, may or may not be so. That's not the point. Alwa-- s pvcUl attention given to examinations, valuations and reports of properties Wherein our showing unquestionably excels, as people assure us id the latest Styles. If we have far lnvestmen t purposes. in the taste shown in its selection. Here we challenge all comers. a hobby it's laces and trimmings. We Frederick J. Amweo, M. Am. Soc. C. E., carry a large stock. We employ an ex- W. K. CASTLE. JR, Secr and Treas.- - Engineer and Manager. pert in New York whose duty it is to Among keep us in touch with the latest develop- the Hen ments of fashion. Every steamer brings Careful Dressers us something new. Patronize our trim ming department and your costume may be worn with satisfac- IDo You can be suited here and have money left tion in any fashionable centre We have just received a shipment of the famous Triangular Take Pictures ? Brand Collars. IVten in it! Herewith shown one of the most popu- Puts Foot The taking of the picture ia only the firat step. To lar styles. We have many others. Both procure a good print, it is necessary that the devel- Puts Feet In! oping be done by an experienced person. We get All one price: Two for a quarter. Have a look at our new half-hos- e. the very best results obtainable from your films or t plates and do the work quickly. Some very modest E3e some very warm; and the We carry all the requisites for the darkroom The S902 including films, plated, paper or all kinds, solu- We wanted something to stamp the 1902 Easter Sale on your price (that's where we shine) tions, etc These goods come fresh on every memory. It's belte. Little things count for much sometimes. A I is right. steamer. Call and see us. last year's belt spoils the nattiness of an entire gown. No need for j you to wear an old timer if you take advantage of this opportunity. 25c, 35c, 50c. We offer all our 7oc, $1.00 and $1.25 belts in silks, satins, leather and all novelties, for this gale only 3oc each. I Honolulu Photo Supply Co YOUR EASTER COSTUME Thousands of Pairs of Stockings. will not be auc vjenuine v FORT bTREET. "KAYSER FINGER-TIPPE- I And they are new Spring Styles at that beautiful novelties in complete PATENT D" lace openwork, and lace ankles, fancy stripes, fancy boots, plain gauzev without the SILK GLOVES in black is by odds proper gloves dropstitch and all pastel shades. It all the finest have the name In the hem and a line of hosiery we ever brought to Honolulu, and it all came on the to go guarantee ticket in each pair. Made In MILK. MILK. last Alameda, so that you are sure of absolute newness. with it. Blacks and All Color, and Stylts-Butto- no, MILK Clasp, or Plain Milk, Bmttec aid Cream; tha BEST Wri.t. told in the ialaadi. PERSUASIVE PEIC Retail at 50c, 75c. and $1.00. Honolulu Dairymen's Assn. 'Pfcoae White 241. - . Office. Pkridn ?tret.

& - FRED PHILP BRO. WrightK""-Building Practical Harness Makers and Saddlers. WHITNEY ar Lt Hanseea, Trunks and Valise?, Neatly and Promptly Repaired. CLOSED FKIDAY AFTERNOON AND OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL NINE O'CLOCK. 'Phone Blue 2651, P. O. Box 133. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MARCH 24. 190a. HONOLULU I Faust! Faust! Faust! :E The Beft Cigarette Tobacco Made. i" A NEW CITY

4-- Many Changes Are ptra.r& 2 "4 David Lawrence & Co., Ltd. Announcement HONOLULU. '7-- We have opened up for inspection and for sale the most fashionable conceptions in all colors and pat- ? Evident to Ar. terns of the newest SPRING MATERIALS, and every department of our store is fairly abloom with goods of the most striking designs. Quite a number of exclusive styles in the finest fabrics are on display, and there's a. liberal sprinkling of fine materials from Great Britain, France and Germany, besides the great showing of American weaves. The prices are lower than we have ever offered on goods of eiual merit, and McStocker. the whole stock is far superior to any we have vet handled. Here ar e a few special items for this week's li -- selling. toniNSURANCK,J. Hutchins, Francis II. McStocker. manager of Commencing Monday Morning. Oiaa Plantation, is in Honolulu for the since June. 1S99. when he left first time Sale 30c yd Life Ax for Oiaa. Mr. McStocker Is here to at- Silk per Mercerized U'asli Materials Special tend the meeting of the Planters' The most exquisite novelties In plain in dainty patterns of Wash Excellent assortment. One hundred Ladies Crash and will remain ten days. colors as well as in fancy pat- Underskirts at 75c each. Silks, In the latest color combi- terns. The very latest novel- "The changes in the city have been nations: very desirable for ties. On sale this at 25c great," he said last evening, "and one street dresses, kimonos and a yard. I shirtwaists. On sale this week Laces and Embroideries can hardly recognize the place. have 60c yard. not gone about much, but in a drive at a through town I have seen the new Cyprian 31adras Miles of the daintiest and tuildings. and they are a matter of as- Fun lard Silk 75c a jd Especially adapted for fine prettiest creations of these tonishment to one who has been absent Excellent display and large waists; the choicest of foreign goods. You mu see them to for such a time. The city has a metro- range of exclusive patterns in fabrics. On sale this week at appreciate the values. Fire Marine politan air, given by the new great dress lengths. Fine quality. 45c a yard. structures, and when all are completed On sale this week at 75c a yard. it will not be the same place to one who Gaze Hayee Something New -y o . I r" r-r- R-- fc saw It a few years ago. In a drive to Blook, Street, Foulard Silt., Satin O. & G. Ladies' Waist Sup- k'' Waikiki 1 was told of the work pro- A dainty texture, and of new posed along tlfe road, and while I do Finish-T- he Latest patterns. The ground is com- porters at 25c each. not personally believe in making a res- Very attractive, and suitable posed of Muslin with lattice James K. Morgan. President: Cecil P"wnp Vice President: F. Hua-tac- e. idence section of the low lands, the Im- for waists, street dresses and stripes, in a new weave; the de- Secretary; Charles H. Athcrton. idltor; W. 11. Hoogs, Treas- provement will be a great one. evening wear. On sale this sign very original and In ap- Ladies Fancy Combs urer and Manager. tropi- pearance hardly distinguishable "I have for years argued for a week at SI. from the most expensive ideas Every style of manufacture ce cal city with wide streets and low ZEHI-CLstsi- X-.t- of foreign materials. Oi sale represented. New ideas in Side 5c Co., d.. buildings, more on the Mexican style of Silk Grenadines this week at 25c a yard. WHOLESALE kETAII- - DEALERS IN architecture. I have also urged' that Combs, Back Combs and Pom- the residence portion of the city should Handsome line of this season's Antrim Dimity padour Combs. Firewood, Stove. Steam, Blacksmith's Coal be In the foothills.' It would be much styles; alluring designs. On sale more in the line of building for posteri- this week at 60c a yard. Large number of patterns Alw Black and White Sand. Telephone Main 295. ty if the marshes in the city were filled suitable for ladies' and chil- New Celts Special Attention Given to Draving. In and made into parks, surrounded by Silk Zrpliyrs dren's dresses. Special this boulevards, than that they be made the week at 10c a yard. Large assortment at 25c each. residence portion of the city. Ladies who desire a fabric of my' atten- patterns, texture and aw politics have had little of choicest Glasgow Tissue Mutton Department tion since leaving Honolulu, and I am finish, will find these to be the not a prophet in any sense of the word. highest ideals of a fancy weave. We have an especially large Of Scotch manufacture and, This will be a button season. one full of possibilities. tex-'tur- e, GRAND SPRING OPESTLNG! The outlook is in this line to choose although very delicate in One thousand gross of Pearl There Is, however, much necessity for stock possess great durability. of every size. Special A. MONTANO, Millinery and Dressmaking. say from. On sale this week at from buttons A. a close canvass before one could 25c to 45c per yard. Full line of fancy stripes and a this week at 5c a dozen. that there would be any material great variety of raised corded The Buttons are all perfect; changes in the situation. I have not effects. On sale this week at no seconds in this lot. Fine Easter Hats met and talked with any of the local Silk Swisses at 25c 25c a yard. newest styles in politicians,' do so before I re- Everything new; latest in millinery creations; but shall Embroidered Swiss Muslin is Corset Department drejees for ladies and children. turn. the most desirable fabric for Ladies Dress Skirts "Oiaa Plantation is looking up, and the prevailing styles of ladies' Arlingtoa Block, - - - Hotel Street. the prospects for surpassing my esti- dresses, and is eminently suita- New Pique skirts, and a hand- Entirely new line of XV. B. mates are eood. On last Monday we ble for a warm climate. On sale some line of ladies' light weight CORSETS on special sale, sum- reached the highest output for our mill. this week at 25c a yard. black Cheviot skirts. mer Corsets, at 50c each. The day's work was 172 tons of sugar. expect IAN FRANCISCO. HONOLULU. This Is a great advance, and I .1! to see the mill doing 200 tons a day NEW YORK. TONG ? soon. Our crop this year will be 23,000 on tons. Our analysis is showing better rd all the time and now is as high or high- CO. er than that of some of the older plan- PACIFIC MPORT H. S. Grinbanm & Co. tations. While I stated that our crop woud run five ton to the acre, I find PROGRESS BLOCK. FORT STREET LIMITED. that in many places that amount is ex- ceeded, and I would be surprised if the ISersfctsb future will not bring six or even seven IEtiBi. iiii telsslcn tons to the acre. I am now taking off CLASS if in Bad Humor Mountain View lands, CHAMPIOiNSHIP CUP CHILDREN'S cane from the IN DROP INTO THE using both rail and Hume for delivery t BOLE AGENTS FOR Every inch one pushes off at the mill. This wil permit the low- ON EXHIBITION Dressmaking HONC of land cane to ripen and it will be cut beyond the normal distance higher levels are producing Dresses turned out on short notice at BLANCHE BATES 5c twelve Inches, after eye failure later. The Alto BOWLING PARLORS line cane, and I predict that It will be Boys Brigade field clay champion- begins, means an inch of dag- we have. The MISS KlL.L,eM'S and chuck a few lignum vitae balls at CIGAR. of the very best cane land ship cup is now on exhibition in the ger. Cane Oiaa grows and matures per- UNION STREET. our tenpins. Ninety-nin- e persons out of a at window or H. F. Wichman & Co., and may safely; you fectly at 3000 feet elevation. The condi- hundred do It tions make it warmer there tlian at Is certainly a prize worth the contest. Co. PHILADELPHIA UNDERWRITERS. may be the one who can't. in- cup han- Hawaii Sliinpo Sha Honolulu Iron Works eyes half the distance up in Kau. for It i.s a solid silver with two BRITISH AMERICAN ASSURANCE Those having the best we sufficient to an ebony On the STEA 31 age comes will be stance, and have water dles, mounted on base. ENGINES COMPANY, of Toronto. Ontario. when old It unnecessary to watch the sea- cup "Champion- JAPANESE PRINT-in- g BOILERS, SUGAR MILLS, COOL- those who heed the first call make face of the is inscribed: THE PIONEER Special attention given to consign- sons. From what we are doing I look ship, Boys' Brigade, Kapioani Park, office. The publisher of Hawaii ERS, BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS for help. 50,000 output, only daily Japanese paper every description forward io having a ton " Shlnpo, the and machinery of ments of Coffee and Rice. Eyes Examined; Glasses fitted. March 2. Territory of Hawaii. say the fourth crop from this time. now published In the made to order. Particular attention nearly twice area The'' games committee estimates C. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor. This will mean the neighborhood paid to ship's blacksmithlng. Job work that we have now AV'hen this season that there will be in the Y. SOGA, Editor. executed on shortest notice. 1K) In events. This Telephone Main 97. we will over 9000 acres under of competitors all the ea ends have reports of Editorial and Printing Office Mau-nak- OF N. cultivation." estimate is taken from the 907. !. Sanford, the various clubs, each of which has St., above King. P. O. Box Manufacturing Optician, from fifteen to eighteen men In train- BEER Ill ing. SEATTLE Building. A PROTEST OF Boston Fort Street. The committee has practically fdven -- up the idea of erecting a special pavilion AT THE- - Contains series of twelve neatly THE GRAND ARMY for the Princess Kawananakoa, from scenery which to bestow the prizes upon the vic- CO. sound Ylews of Hawaiian and tors, and instead the reporters' stand BlECTKIC OIITEPiiflN SILO on paper, appropriately tubjeets. All mounted tray MINERAL WATER My has wMl be used. It will be Each boos: a gem Editor Advertiser attention decorated and draped and will serve the and in book form. been called to a letter in the Evening purpose equally as well as a new pa- Ice Delivered to any part of the 7 send East. IN SYPHONS. ait tss thlnr i Star, of Friday. March 21st. in which vilion. City. HONOLULU HOTEL Vichy, Mr. Theodore Richards discusses the Island orders promptly filled. RESTAURANT. claims of John V. Lake, who is now Might Buy for tte Clerl a. for sale, tas Kissinsen, fine of TOY KUON, Manager. Also publish and have in Oahu Prison working out a The Advertiser "should say that Formerly manager New Orpheura Calendars for 1WX. Seltzer, $.10. Imposed by the District Court, for new Hoffman & MarKham City. AwtUin Paael gross Of Mr. Lake. Judge Humphreys refuses to buy Restaurant. Best Board in the the crime of cheat. attend- O. Box CI Meals, 25 cents. Nuuanu, near Vineyard Lithia and In his relations to the court or to the bonnets for the Central I'nion rlphone Blue J161. P. . street. Waukesha. business houses of this city, I have ants." Bulletin. Office: Bialo. figure in K 1.1 V Ell 171f TO A A 1 VA It T O f Til E nothing to say. as it cuts no CITY. the purpose of this letter. I hope al- BBBBBBBBDQ HB HHHnHHBfHnHHHHflHIIHIIEIHH BB WILLIAMS, ways to have words of praise for Mr. B BBB E BB no BBOBB BE! J. J. Richards, or of any person who will Photographer. Half tlozen Svpbona in hox.75c. espouse the cause of the weak and the T TT Fort Street. Also, all kinds of 8oda Water unfortunate. fjr to err is human, and Tln delivered at 35; per dczen. too often men have only stumblnKl in v arm nothii mult it oilee hue trodden Hi MM11 I X-L- IN Will Make Your Clothes in gr?at weakness. The bit of sarcasm iiH 1U which I quote from Mr. Richards' let- Hawaiian Soda Works ter, I fe-- l entitles the author to the censure of every honest-minde- d person Look Like New Emma ft., near Vineyard. in the community. LOTS FOR SALE. I am sorry to have to take issue with n a PHONE BLUE 1S71. the local (Iraml Army of the Republic, a a not only for their Judgment, but also D The Trustees of the Oahu College offer for sale at very low COOKE CO., Ld. for their charitable consideration of the a CASTLE & rase of a comrade. I have no patience prices, and on HONOLULU. with an effort to put a man where a he not only cannot pay his debts, but B Commission Rorchanh when he has emerged therefrom, has not the slightest chance of obtaining VERY FAVORABLE TERMS a fair position. YOU TAKE THEM TO THE B one-thir- d years' time, IF SUUAK KAOTOU. Had Mr. Richards sought for infor- (One-thir- d rash; one-thir- d one year; two mation at the right source, he would CI annum) some very choice lots AGENTS FOR have le:irn.-- that the local Grand witn interest at 6 per cent per Cleaning and Dyeing Worts. Army of the Republic, neither as a Eagle The Cm Plantation Company. body", nor as individuals, had the least at College Hills. The The Waialua Agricultural Co., Lt. Company. thirg to do with Mr. Lake's umst, The Kohala Sugar conviction or Incarceration, and thus Tfce Waimea Suyar Mill Coropary. TRANSIT E9 Mock. St. Louis. V have been able if he so desired) to B RAPID Fort Ft-- Opposite Star The Fulton Iron Works. spared is the unc-ntlenian- ly. not The Standard Oil Company. have B Pumps. M say unchrflktian Ming at an organiza- B twenty, minute service through the property; The George F. Blake Steam nir. ti n years his had Company performs a Weetfn' Centrifugal. tion which for B supply of artesian Co England Mutual Life Icsur- - its resources' overtaxed by calls for aid the College haa provided asp!endid and abuadant Wo Chan & The Sew t veterans of the Civil War. a e distressed Wing am-- Company, of Boston. aud charges are Company, sf too oftin the beneficiary bting found a water reaching over the entire tract, the readable. The Aetna Fire Insurance unworthy, if not an out and out im- Hartford. Conn, a i-- i Company, 01 postor. Ttiis Zbooy Furniture. ms Alllancs Arsurancs When men consecrate their lives and B and Tobacco. fondon. their wealth to the work of elevating a HEALTHY LOCATION Clears men. and of raising the standard A MOST Chinese and Japanese Tea fallen honesty, B Mattings. of morals and common the objectionable surroundings. No saloons, Crockery. When You Want a Rig community has a risht to exoect from n and is entirely free from Vanes. Camphorwood Truck FUrh. fair play, and a careful investi- n stables, poi shops and other nuisances of like Rattan Chairs. t:TNG UP THE gation of the facts about which they B wash houses ivery assume to decide. by all means is the most attractive SILKS AND SATINS bur- B character are allowed, and We have cared for our sick and B a Or ALL KINDS. CLUB led out dead, and never have we dis- suburban district near Honolulu. criminated between those who were a Eoardlng -r. Livory, members of our oi-K- and th..se who D nie members, so long as . B and Sales .... have not lots i t thU locality will be able to spcnro fuU .?Ja" we found proof th.it the comrade was Persons do.irin Pyf at the office a Fook Sing Wo Co. an integral part of that great army by nplvin to Mr. P. 0. JOMhS or Mr. JONAMAi a trs were tried by n to tholot FOOK Manager. whkli fei No. 404 .ludd Building. a TAI. t.15 FORT STREET. ire wit'--i the result that every Ameri- n of the Trustees. Tr.miklr.c. Ladles' and Ch!l !r- - n's can' on earth today can say. "We have c P. C. JUiNt: i reasurer. a I"n.Lrw-ar- . z-- -. MUlto Not, all 103 M.iln. but i i;e country arid one rj.." fr..rn 120 long, ef Pr.ibV FhTe. ORLENK. n f inches made Hack Star.J. Phones S13 and 72. R. JAY " kM material. H.I:..!iMu. March bb a nBaa nnifBiiBBeBBBKiinaHaaaBHKoiiHu--- s 11-- C. II. BELLINA. M Nuuanu Ave., near Love's Bakery. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MARCH 24, 190I

rACinc the BURGLAR WOODS T DAAAGE BY RAIN All Stuffed Up Registered Trademark 1 ciat IN GARDEN ISLE That's the condition of many suffer- AND TAKEN ON ers from catarrh, especially in the Commichau's EDITOR, Fiom private letters received the morning. Great difficulty is ex--' damage along done the Waimea river perienced in clearing the head and , :, LHVEN-HOSIER- Y MONDAY. MAKCH : PUNCHBOWL has been extensive. One writer at Lihue said a telephone message from throat. Kletrle told of the breaking two J - of Xo -. r--. Wo-x- not- wonder catarrh causes head- r.i 11 r f.f a' a t- - reservoirs of the Mcliryde plantation, worthy feat. It n-- pieatint (Continued from Pare 1.) and the washing away of the Wahiawa ache, impairs the taste, smell and kiv .f iurh a criminal beinie at laru. bridge. President D. P. R. Isenberg, of I hearing, pollutes the breath, de Hygienic cl hi enable timil wnlrj, ra,j llently droijxrd out of the the McDryde Sugar Company, said last ranges the stomach and affects the hous-huM- er. especially in the suburb), .,nvict'i pocket. Thexe were the cards see night that he did not how such a appetite. KNEIPP-LINE- N t. breath MiJtier. J he wj playing with when seen report could have originated, as his let- I by Katilua. ters from the plantation said that while To cure catarrh, treatment about lifty yards further must Underclothing weather bureau no After coins there had been heavy rains and some be Th Washington the Deputy Sht-rif- au.otd to take a re Hooding, everything was In good shap. constitutional alterative and l .ns-- r admit that there are equinoctial looked fii k to e where the rest c tonic. storm we mt In his opinion the statements must ,;tm. Hut for that, the the r.arty were. Suddenly the crack of have had tholr origin through some -- are now having and which came on revolver. Ilrtil at alxiut ten yards' dU slight damage to reservoirs are I was afflicted with catarrh. I took o which of Body tuh-du- le time. woull tarry the usual tanfe. ran In hi.i ear.. and a cloud in course of construction. medicines different kinds, giving each Hardens the and ro-- e eyes. Uo-- 1 In the report. jnioke lefore hi Wood a All reports from Kauai are to the a fair trial ; but gradually grew worse until last had been run to KruunJ. heavy hardly Strengthens Nerves, away, Ch.l effect that rains have fallen I could hear, taste or smell. I then the else- When the smoke cleared ihere, and the Waimea river broke general Interview, le-hl- nd that concluded to try Hood's Sarsaparllla, Hartwell's Utik worth raw Wood emerge from its banks. Captain Mosher of the Ke and where printed. Is straight to the point. a bush preparatory b atra'n itklr.3 after taking five bottles I was cured and a- - Au Hoti says that considerable dam- t tells of the Hawaiian ituatlon IMkM. Quick a a flash he took aim wit. age lias been done, and that it must have not had any return of the disease ft l and disposer of the canard, which hl revolver, and tired, and' the ball have been caused by a cloudburst. ince." Ecgexk Forbes, Lebanon, Kan. pa be- -r quietly used In Washington, Mruek Woods In the left hand, mashing negro fell over as that Mr Dole, when the Spanish war the thumb. The EfiVcta of Lyddite. came, was In favor of a neutral atti- though mortally wounded, and Chilllng- - Hood's Sarsaparilla H. HftGKFELD fearing nubterfuKe, a 15. tude. The Interview will find a special- wcrth. a retreated LONDON, March The extraordin Cures catarrh it soothes and few yards to the hclter of a tree, and by " appreciative reader In the White ary effect of lyddite has been revealed - Solo Agents fo? 6 . ly waited until Captain Kanae came up th statement that, during the recent ex strengthens ucous membrane House. I When Woods raw this he started off periment with the hulk of the old battle and builds vhole system. Territory of Hawaii Vo again, holding up his Injured hand as he ship Belle Isle, shells containing that i I .ife to sav that nowhere does went. Hoth parties exchanged several explosive refracted fragments upon the k-- ,- .tat another such Portucuese shots, and finally Woods shouted out. attacking vessels, which were &) yard Genuine. Unless na- I'll Klw up If you'll quit shooting." To Other fragments dropped close 9BHBBBIBBBOIBB VQN colony as that of Hawaii. In their distant. Bearing our Trade-Mar- k. In a dis- this Chililngworth responded, "Drop your to a gunboat situated 2W0 yarda abeam tive land It Is doubtful that. gun and we won t shoot any more, of 17.000 people, the'number'of the of the line of fire. The deduction drawn yV trict Wood then threw his revolver on the Is lyddite is used there is dan colony In these Islands, there could be ground. Chililngworth that when or and rushed ger for a irienaiy vessel ai ieat jwj round the same general prosperity through the lantana to seize his man yards away. The Outlook compares lyd- White happiness. These peple. or their fath- Meanwhile Captain Kanae kept tab on dite with a boomerang and points out ers, came here within this generation. the negro's movements from a tree-to-p. that, .to be of any service. It mutt fcc recruited from- - the tUsi ., which, at Presently Kanae shouted to the Deputy dropped right on board a hostile vessel, - ..home. Is the. working population, nJ Sheriff that Woods was reaching for his as "if the projectile dVoes not 1U the gun. you do again you're apt Clover NKW- jmn Is the caae with European "If that to r.'ght place, it will fly back and lay the THE 'ulatlon of the .stjyade, worklsg be killed." said ChlUlngworth. and Woods slaver." s; did not make any such break again, but with little hopesaiof materially better-In- remained passive until he was grabbed 9? their conditions. Here they have by Chililngworth placed in a hack In Defence of Judge Gear. Soap phere."aivl and fcund wider the advance which was sent for.' and taken to the Editor Advertiser: You printed a fool made shows that the stock Is hardy and police 'station, where his Injured' hand - cartoon about Judge Gear and his suc a cheap Irile. The colony has produced law was dressed by Dr. Cooler. All Punch- cess to crime. Anybody who was ever In Is but really a "HY ' O yers, doctors and business men of bowl seemed to have turned out at the saloon knows that men say success to first-class- , nicely Ecented w ejjci t. .Much of this utust be ascribed sound of the firing, and when the negro crime when they are tlpp!ng off a glass I the environment, 'ilere the emi-- j' Anally dri ven to town a crowd of with another man. It is a cinch that O...i,(i.m't)out three hundred persons were on the Judge Gear heard and meant no C rants have had the chse ( it there 1 re- spot. Is not a anyway he of men and women of education an I harm. It fault that Lamp At the police Woods said that Toilet Soap Incandescent station gives a poor devil a chance and remem- finement. Their work has been of the boy hardest, they have In the main tak- -' bers that he was a himself. but founJ himself an escaped prisoner before ANTI-MISSIONAR- We have a large stock to furnish to our customers, at 75 en advantage or tne Detter eommion oi he knew It. He said that he went to get cents each, being over Am those about them, and striven a drink of water when working at the that "the price they are sold for all prosperity of col- - quarry his fellow prisoners as At Chicago the Boer envoys. Wessei erica. You will 6nd them a great convenience, especially in the to advance. The the f with and. en- I no one appeared to mm. ne Wolmarans and Montagu White, Hig&ly Recommended sick-roo- m cny evidence of what may be done notice - and where children require a low light during the by a vigorous people In a free country. thought he would walk to a house near tertained at dinner. Dr. G. H. Clark.- a by and get something to eat. This he former member of the British Parlia night. When burning low, they reduce your electric light bill did and once clear of the quarry liberty ment. by Us. five-sixth- s. loomed up very large and clear to him. They are simply a small lamp within a large one and a THERE MAY BE and he resolved to make a bold fight for At noon on March 15th, Cecil Rhodes freedom. This resolve prompted him to condition was critical. slight turn of the globe 'will reduce the light from sixteen to one A take along a cane knife when he left the candlepower and vice versa., Call or telephone your order. , COMPROMISE house: A 'You'd have done the same thing." said Luxury for the Vi . r. a n.rmrl r "if -- mjt fonn lonl f (" BY 13.-- Late AUTHORITY. WASHINGTON. March this JaU fop f by a'drunkt.n Judge for a $16 Bath. afternoon the work of harmonizing the .case. I tell you it made me mad to think Hawaiian Electric Co. conflict over Cuban reciprocity had that a man who commits murder gets SEALED TENDERS LIMITED. rogressed of J only lx months sometimes, while I was King Street, I so far that a committee Invoked for the term of my natural life near Alakea. conferees or arbitrators, representing for stealing. 1 reckoned that 1 had noth- WILL, BE RECEIVED AT THE Of the two side of the controversy, as- ing to gain by going cak to J til and fice of the Superintendent of Public agree- sembled to frame a comrromlse would be a whole lot to the good by es- Works till 12 o'clock noon of March 24. ment. The meeting occurred in the caping. Half an hour after I had been 1902, 10,000 ch cast-iro- n PRICE Way and Means Committee room, with In the brush I saw my case was hope- for feet of Chairman Payt.? and Representatives less." bell and spigot water pipe, of good Dalzell present in Woods escaped on Thursday, the 13lh quality, tested before delivery to an and Cannon behalf ac- Way Means reciprocity ele- Inst. From then until last Tuesday, pressure 300 pounds per of the and cording to his own story, he hid la the internal of oppo- cn ment, while five members of the ly lantana In Manou. valley by day, occas-slonal- square Inch: also, twelve gate ONLY sition, namely. Representatives Metcalf venturing Into town at night. alves with bell ends to stand the same of California. Dick and Taylor of Ohio, Lapt says Tuesday night he he walked pressure, twelve ch elbows, twelve Fordney of Michigan and Morris of down Punchbowl street, to the Pacllic Minnesota acted as arbitrators In be- Mall wharf, where the Coptlc was lying inch tees, COO pounds hemp yarn and half of the Republicans who had re- anil tried to get on b.'.aril. He recog- one ton of lead, to be delivered F. O. stated the Way and Means original nized such a number of officers In civil- R. wharf, Honolulu, within sixty (60) LATEST PATTERNS pian of 20 per cent reciprocity for an ian tire " on the wharf that he speedily of contract. s days from date unlimited period. concluded that It was hopeK-s- to attempt to board the vessel without being dis- The Superintendent of Public Works The conference lasted about two says to hours, and was not productive of final covert d. He also that he tried reserves the right to reject any or all Silk, Cotton and Half Silk get a Job on iMtard the ship A. J. Fuller, bids. Specifications at the office of the result, an adjournment beintj taken !lng at the Railway wharf, but without until 2 p.m. tomorrow. sucres. superintendent of Honolulu Water WASHINGTON. March 11. Members When in Jail IM H'ckory. the negro Works. Time has been extended from of the Way an. I Means Committee burglar, told hirn where his revolver was March 7. 1382, to March 21. 1902. JUST RECEIVED one ' week Woods CENTS stated with positivenes today that the hidden, and daj last (Signed): J. H. BOYD. conferences now in progress would re- went In search of it. He found the wea- sult In a compromise agreement In thej pon In a lodging house close to the 6099 Supt. Public Works. Cuban reciprocity Issue, probably on brewery, on juee.-- i fctreet. guided Per Box of 3 Cakes to the pot by Hickory's wife, who re- - the lines of 20 per cent concession for si'les at Fisher's Joint, also on yucen CARD OF THANKS. ne or two years. street. He says he slept one night at On the other hand, some of the con- Fisher's place. The night he went and Mil. FRANK It. HARVEY AND feree representing the element opos-e- d got the revolver he bought some paiers family wish to express their heartfelt to the Way and Means Committee anil a glass of beer liefore he took to the thar.ks to the many kind friend.s for stated that while an amicable adjust- woods again. Asked as to how he ob-ta!n- ed tlowers and other favors bestowed dur- Give It a Trial ment undoubtedly would ue reached, the necessary money, he ambigu- ing their recent bereavement. ZHKI there would be no to any plan ously replied that he took It. consent says night AND Involving a reduction of tariff. Repre- Woods that one he stood POWER OF ATTORNEY. IMPORTER DEALER IN Fordney outside the police station on the opposite sentative of Michigan, one of side of the street and had a good mind (ioufts the conferees, takes this view, and has to give himself up, but thought better DURING MY ABSENCE FROM llrj Liquors and Spirits, Groceries of Japanese favored the conference plan by which of It. The poilce do not cred t this, how- the Territory, A. Newhouse will act and American .Manufacture. there should be 20 per cent reduction ever. On Saturday night last he says he for me, with full power of attorney. HolSsster of the Cuban duties on goods going In- again came to town and tried to get G. H. IRBY. to Cuba and In return the payment to away on a vessel. Referring to h's Honolulu, March 20. 6124 P. O. Box 917. Waverley Block Cuba out of the United States Treasury other doings on that evening, he Jocu- Honolulu, H. I. Hotel Street. of an amount equal to 20 per cent of larly remarket! to the Deputy Sheriff: IRWIN & CO., LTD the on goods "Vess. sah, I had a good mind to call VM.G. Drug Co. duties Cuban coming here. your try five Fordney holds that this will give the at house and and borrow dollars from you. I gues I'd have got Wm. O- - Manager desired relief without Involving a re- Irwin.. President and FORT STREET. It. too." Vice-Preside- nt duction of duty. Is Claus Sprockets.... First The plan somewhat On Saturday he says he trfe.l to enlist Vice-Preside- similar to the rebate proportion hereto- - on the transport Hancock, but was toll W. M. Giffard... Second nt fore presented, .except that this, pay told that they could not recruit on H. M. Whitney Jr.. .Treasurer and Sec. a 1 BnBJJBBBBJ i ment to co direct to the Cuban jtov-- l'ard. George W. Rosa Auditor ernment instead of the planters. I nlRht." said Wood, "that old SUGAR FACTORS 'The conference lasted from 2 until 3'Can- - I!o'e" haJ hl MO'cle lantern right Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd. I n my eyes . AND p. m.. and at Ita close Chairman Payne. n? tnen he cul;lr'.t ?eetm-wh- u I scared move j.,...... , staring at the light until the old cap. Commission Agents to jrlve out a statement, said that after went away. further consideration of the subject the Vhen Woods was captured he wa Fine Old Kona Coffee raised at conferees had come to no conclusion clad In a grimy suit of overalls, and AGENTS FOR THE the Kona Orphanage sold for bene- - and had adjourned passer. de- until 2 o'clock to- looked a typical coal He was fit of orphans morrow afternoon. tained at the police station last night, Qceaalc St eamsh'-- Comr any , the It is understood of and every precaution taken to prevent that much th? his escaping Of San Francisco. Cal. time was given to an argument by Mor-- ri a third time. of Minnesota on Wood came to the country over a year the constitutionali- J ty ago to work on a plantation, and hi-- ALL KINDS OF KOjYA orpiiaivage of a rebate. Individually the mem- career while here has been a troublous bers, after th-- ? meeting, said the ago prospects that one. About nine months he broke for an agreement were good, Into the plantation store at SpreckeN-vlil- e. COFFEE STORE. but that the form of the agreement was Maul, and got away with the safe still In doubt, no one plan yet having containing $1.X. He was arrested on Phone Blue 1621. - 165 King St. hown Its advantage over lxard the Claudine. just as the steamer Goodyear Rubber Go. N tuhe others. vote were taken at the meeting to- was alMiut to sail for Honolulu. . K. PEASE, President, day. - Woods was charged with burglary in Progress Block, Fort Street, Honolulu. the llrst degree, and after being commu- Frnflin. Cal.. TJ . was brought No News of te.! for trial at Wailuku to FOR SALE Samoa Hatter. Honolulu. One day he escaped from JOSEPH HART MANN V CO. WASHINGTON. March lt-T- he. Navy Oahu jail and got Into the lantana ?tt Department has not been Kalih!. where he was retaken by a posse Furniture and Lease advised of the of officers who had the drop on him. WHOLESALE LtanarirbSr C.t,!n Sebree. And Guaranteed t commandant the naval Judge Kalua tried his case and sen- Of Room Rooming MEADOWS MALTED MILK Manufactured of Tutulla, Samoa, of an or-d- er imprisonment. Liquor 20 40c tftJiet refusing admission tenced him to life Not Wine and Dealers Indigent to that island to long after Ifing sentenced he attacked travelers. It U thought hero to the Jailer at Wailuku Jail, ln a desper- House D he e result of a pre. ?nent ln wh!oh Waverley Block. BETHEL ST. - - attempt escape nearly the commandant recently- ate to and choked SeSS found himself him to wore rer-mane- nt or having prisoners on his death. For this he a bail Mcely furnished; proper hand and ro and chain for three months and was on FENCING PROFESSOR. The purest made, no facilities for Imprisonment, and his good Thursday roomeis and that the order Is destgne.J to keep behavior until last sugar, no cream requir- persons out of week, wnen he escaped from the convict business: enug profit the Island all who are likely to gang breaking In quarry. MR. THEO. LE BE.UF. EX-FEN- ed; made instantly with be subject to arrest. rocks Kewalo of $125 a month. . . . Woods Is about S years of age. 3 fret ingr professor in Paris, would like to a little hot water. Inches tall, and powerfully built. The open a school to give Instruction in Bapublicaos Will Meet KcStocker. heads of the police department breathe that art. about the 1st of April. For Price $2,750; Terms OOOO more freely now information, on There will be a special meet In that he Is captured call the Professor, at of the an.l the members of the force who have 505 Beretanla street, corner Punchbowl. Reasonable. Republican Territorial Kxectitive Com- leen looking for him day and uight Tor 6123 MEADOWS MALTED MILK mittee, held this evening, according to the la-- u few lays will take their regular intervals HAS COME TO STA Y. the present plans. .No call has been of repost as of yore. NOTICE. Henry Issued as yet. It Is said that the Inten- tion Is to bring the members of the com- Guardian for Baby Tevia I & Co. O rpheum together K. ALL PERSONS HAVING Water house mm s mittee to meet H. McStocker, MONTH RET. March CLAIMS of Olaa. who L a member of the commit- It. Cornelia against the Austin Publlshir.er Com Ihee Tevls, widow of Hugh Tevis. pany wilt please Stock, Bond and Real tee, and who will not be here for the Vranri.--c- o present the same, cer Sin millionaire who re- - Brokers. regular meeting of thi committee Mon- cently in Japan, di, tified, at the office of Andrews. Peters Estate - tiled a Vtition in S & day. April ;th- JA.viO - prnor the Andrftde. Ptangenwald building, be- Last Week, Fine at Cost toiTrt or Monterey county for the April 1. 1902. Fire Insurance Agents. Tailor Goods guardianship of her fore Infant son. Hugh ANDREWS. ' & AN-DRA- price to Firt Assistant Postmaster General Tevis. Jr. The baby was born at the PETERS FORT AND MERCHANT STS. close out. This is a bona fide Sale as I am going Johnson has resigned, owing Tevls hacienda, near oMnterey, to ill about a Pub-610- to retire from health. ago. Attorneys for the Austin 1 HOXOLirzir. business. mnth llshlns Company. Goo Kim, 116NuuanuSt. J

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MARCH 24, 1902. J.'"l advanced money to construct the Quar- antine wharf, be used to assist the Health Department in city sanitation. V1S1TIHG The-- matter was discussed, but laid over until the next meeting. I The Drill Shed and Iwilei Wash Houses BAND TONIGHT. . COLONELS Program Which Will Ba Rendered ... Have Been Painted With . . . . at Emma Square. PART I. Orerture, "Ten Girls and N Hus- Magnite band" Suppe Cold Water Paint Distinguished Men Finale. "Victor Pisani" Peri Grand Selection, "The Hostile A powder that mixes readily with cold water. It can be Brothers" Verdi applied Songs to any kind of surface wood, gtone or brick. It Aboard the (a) "Lei Ford Moi." doe3 not rub on second (b) "Sweet Lei Mamn." coating and is Fire, Water and Miss I. Keliiaa. Weather renisting. Has nearly all the advantage of oil Hancock. Cc "Ktt'u Wehiwehi," ld "Kokohi." paint at a fraction of the, co.--t. Will last for years and is Mrs. X. Alapai. Unaffected by Gasse3 and is an excellent PART H. 1 There are three veteran colonels on March, 'Thou Art My Guiding1 Hancock, one in command clj Star" (new) "Wight board the Selection, "The Toreador" ..Monckton DISIGM F"E:OTAirS3Tr the troops. and two more as passengers. I yaitz Iei IlimaT Fetras It can be used as a first coatiDg and then regular oil paint One onlyjias seen service in the Phil-- j Selec tion. "American Melodies' AGENTS I- - ippines, and Col. J. M. Lee Is one of the .Conterno applied for a second coat. is Best "The Star Spangled Banner." POR It the Fire Proof Paint few men'h the army who, since 1S93, made and the Boston Board REAL ESTATE of Underwriters make an has fought In the three campaigns m The jicKinley memorial fund foot SALE OF allowance on insurance rates where it is used. It will not, Cuba, in the Philippines ana in China, ball game played at Punahou on Sat The officers are Col. Sumner H. Lincoln! urday. resulted in the Scotchmen de- - rub, scale or disorder, nor soften with age or moisture. of the Tenth. Col. C. B. Hall of the feat'.ng the Rest of the World by the Send for sample card of colors. Full lines of Paintp, Oils Twentieth, and Col. Lee of the Thirti- score of 5 to 1. eth. All saw service in the Civil War. Varnishes, Turpentine and Brushes Col. Lee is one of the most distin- Kamehameha School defeated Oahu F. J. LOWRET, President. army, College athletic meet- A. B. WOOD. Hice-Preide- nt. guished field officers in the and in their annual Secretary it has been said of him that he has been ing at Kaplolani Park, on Saturday, J. A. GILUA.N, and Tr in his career in more campaigns and by the score of 70 to 34. urer. seen more service than perhaps any F. J. AMTTEG. Auditor. CHAS. II. CILMAN. Manager-- other officer. While with Gen. Crook Lodge Le Props De l'Oceanie Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd. and Gen. Miles, he mixed It up with the Indians of the West and Southwest, MR. WILLIAM M. MINTON. LAT CO 907-91- and was immediately concerned with WITH GEAR. LANSING & IS 5 Fort Street, Honolulu. the capture of more chiefs than per- NOW ASSOCIATED WITH US haps a single other army man, and cer- SELLING AGENT. tainly became more familiar with the No. 124, A. & A. S. RITE. Indians than most others. Col. Lee saw service with his regiment In Cuba, was A SPKCIAL MEETING OF LODGE on staff duty and with it at Manila, and le Progres L'Oceanie No. 124, A. & A. when Col Llscum took the Ninth to S. R.. will be held this (Monday) even- - China, being ordered there because thenff. March 24. at 7:30 o'clock, m the C000OOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO men were veterans ana ciose io point of debarkation when the callme,'WORK IN SECOND DEGREE. came, the then Major Lee went north Members of Hawaiian Lodge, Lodge . -- The with his regiment. In the fight before .,,., hrMhrnn i In- - nenisin, wnen me gauam wsi um iCM . vited to attend. M lit earlv in the battle. Major Lee took By order of Worshipful Master. IP charge of the two battalions and fought C. G. BOCKUS. Secretary. Edison them until the end came at 8 o'clock at IV night. Since that time he has had serv- Catholic UencYoleiit Uniun of ! ice in the United States until his pro- Takes motion to command of his present regi- Hawaii. Phonograph ment, and now Is on his way to take up his second tour of duty In the far TIIK REGULAR MEETING OF AT Curtain Week Have You Seen It? East. The regiment Is in the small isl- the Catholic Uenevolent Union of Ha- I ands to the south of Luzon, and has a (Monday) even- Judgement comfortable billet, for the people are waii will be held this AT fairly peaceful. ing at the Union Hall. Catholic Mis- - grounds. All are request- - Brings th finest music Of lest kind to make eco- "From all reports said Col. Lee last sin members from the world's most nomical purchases of Fur- evenlnjr. "the situation Is much lmprov - eti to be present. ooper Tract E. celebrated Militarybands, niture. The young couple ed in the islands. Pamar seems to be: F D. CUEEDOX. W. Jordan's furnishing a house must the only place where the' Insurgents 5105 Recording Secretary. orchestras. polois?, etc, make their money go as have much of an organization. Alto-- I : the remotest regions far as possible, and we-wil- l gether. I heard in the United j to what JJg.yy - Culllbaiiy, LM. Erii-o- n phon-oirrp- h help them. Ours is a fine States has been to the effect that the With the of Furniture, ar.d kSr is-lot- My old place i kd tc.k outlook is very much better. n Mir prices are the lowest. regiment, the Ninth, has been ordered NWP PpnT CALL AND GET OUR HO. 10 STORE frcm the very Jts-- t We offer something Very .' only on has 'he annual meeting of AVT, fine in hardwood home. .It is the be ,n Assem. PRICES FOR LOTS musical compositions nud seen service in all three campaigns. Itsjb, Ha bove the offices of Messrs. comical reproductions by work has been very hard and Its loss j Cas,lla f, Ltd.. corner of King cannot ; Fri-gv- e BEFORE PURCHASING. America' grete?t hum-oris-- t. in the absence of statistics I aml nelliei streets. Honolulu, on exact figures must have been at' March 27, 1002, at 10 o'clock a. m. Bedroom Sels 'if. I least twice that o? any other regiment At this meeting, in addition to the is 300 Pairs Curtains We them In is hardly mor. ' to be transacted, the A hava at the service. There usual business "a J officers of increasing the bond Issue 'A From 50c a pair up. II than the old matter In the regiment, the ranks being filled will be considered. with recruits. The regiment suffered The stock transfer books will be clos-hav!- ly OO from the fever at Santiago, aft-- ed between March loth and 2. th 15 Ivr. and are MeBry'de Co., Ltd. and upward, :;i - Treasurer Sugar slan lealtv j. .. given hard work in northern Luzon, 12, 1902. 6115 city - 1 Honolulu, March The collection in the show 1 best Hlways pkased to I , 1 - V i j 1 " long of casualties ' y . and there was a list nd much lower than them. V V. t in China, so that the men were thinned out before they had the hard knocks In KLrXTION OF OFFICERS. CO., IiTD. usual prices for fttmar, where many more were lost. New records arrive br- "As to the outlook in the East, I can- - AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF 204 of Honolulu Dairy- - Jndd Ruildiiifr. each steamer. not express an opinion, but from what the stockholders the , - s uns uni-- One Week Only 1 saw it will take a little more acquain- men association, na.. neiu at- - the following officers ami directors r c r ij tance before the Filipinos become ensu- - - ! wer- - elected to serve during the Commencing Mocday, 17. t Th,v h.iv. not been ac year, customed to our methods and differ j in3 viz: from us in every important point of P. D. It. Isenbergr. President. m training and mental habit. They have V. C. Achi. Secretary. How Manager. LIMITED. open deal- J. K. Taylor. Treas. and It is hard to advertise not been accustomed to such A. V. T. Rottomley, Auditor. Hi be- ing, they are becoming more fav- Merchant Street. I rices on these goods but I. D. It. Isenberg, Director. cause you must see them orable to the Americans, and I believe W. C. Achl. Director. About the i to appreciate the values. they- - "will soon learn that their condi- J. K. Taylor, Director. The above set consists of tion will be bettered." W. C. ACHI. Wall Paper? even pieces, and Is really Col. Lincoln, who is in command, of Honolulu Dairymen's As- The "NVe Secretary elegant for the price. the Tenth, saw hard fighting at Santi- sociation, Ltd. Is that on the wall at the can give you cheaper ones re- 19, 6122 ago, and is now lame from wounds Honolulu, March 1902. present time e treated or spot- if you want. Have good ceived there. Col. Hall has been on 122. Our prices Has become a trifle New England at duty at West Point for four years, and K011ALA SUGAR COUPANY. ted? it this week cn both these officers are now going out lusty? Don't you think a for the first time to the Philippines. Meeting. new covering of a pretty 1902 The three were entertained at dinner at Annual design would brighten the Hawai'an evening by Bakery Chiffoniers the Hotel last rooms up a c A vurnniN G I I Mr. and Mrs. Lake, t TIIK ANNUAL MEETING OF THE mi la loaded up with Kohala Sugar Company, duly adjourn- Jusrt take a look about the will astoni.'h you. Come ed to the 1st day of April, 1902, will come we offer. Assembly Hall, second floor wall?, then and tee our and see what SOCIETY be held in de- Full lir.e of Leather COUSINS' ot Cnstle & Cooke. Ltd., building, cor- handome ttock. Don't GOOD Chairs and Couches, Di- ner of King and Bethel streets, in Ho- cide until you have 6en it. THINGS rectors' Tables. Veranda JUBILEE IN MAY nolulu, Oahu, at 10 a. m. of said day. "hairs. Parlor Tables. .The stockholders will be asked to ALL THE TI21K Bookcases. China Closets, consider amendments to charter and tc. At the monthly meeting: of th by-law- s, the authorization of a loan by the is-su-e of bonds with deed of trust, C.iusins' Pocuty Saturday night, at the or the execution of notes secured by Booke resid-ne- e of Theodore Ilic hards, ar- mortgage for such purpose, or the in- Lewers & ia n.ire men ts were perfected for ce!e-brntin- c: crease of the capital stock to provide such funds. LIMITED. Scotch Short Bread; Cake?, all the society's golden jubilee in IS, 1?02. THE May. wUl be two meetings. The Dated Honolulu, March prices styles; Fie just J.Hopp&Co. There "V. A. BOWKN. fixes, and ;lrst will l'o the annual meeting 0:1 Secretary. u.-e-d TIME 17, on the G129 like your mother to make. PRESENT LEADING FURNITURE Saturday. May followed Cookies, Macanxms, Lady Fing- to Invest Thursday after by literary exercises. Is the very best time DEALERS The committee to look after the sec- ELLCT10N OF er?. Cream Puff. f ond is composed of Miss Hyde. V. Mrs. J. 15. Tons of Pure Candy from cheap - Corner King and Bethel Sts. liev. L. Westervelt and P.AILUOAD COMPANY. - Ath-rto- n. The next day there will be HILO iradd for children tp to better on grounds of Theo. WALLPAPERS ' a lawn party the grades. For 50c we furnish for this T THE ANNUAL MEETING OF How is Your Hair cn ' l'.ichards". On the committee Railroad you box of Delicions Candies the time when our assort- 4 lire MTj anil .MIS. liaiuiius, jii. au the stockholders of the Hilo a It's ; following is complete, and when Mrs "i: F. DHlingham and Mrs. Gu- - Company, held this date, the worth elsewhere. ment dt-rlgn- a dollar you have all the new lick. Mrs. Emerson urged the organi- - officers and directors were electeu ij from. Our of a junior branch, to be man serve during tne ensues Is it free from to choos tlw zatin the largest, and our prices Gsstls & Cooke aired bv vouns people. B. F. Dillingham. President. Dandruff Scales? lowest In town. Mrs. Emerson. Mrs. Richards and L. A. Thurston, First Vice Pres t. LIMITED. Mrs. Weaver were appointed a commit- M P. Robinson, Second Vice Pres t. not, use Don't Forget tee to consider the matter. Dc. Alex- A. W. Van Valkenburg, Secretary. If Bakery ander, a missionary in Japan for twenty-f- Elmer E. Paxton, Treasurer. New England Bt-retan- next nPAl Q St.. LIFE and F1EE ive years, made a short address M. P. Robinson, Auditor. 0 D lLM L O corner of Emma. Those prest-n- t were: Henry Waterhouse. Director. Rev. O. II. GuMck. president, and F. M. Hatch, Director. Insurance Agents. Mrs. Gulick: Lorrin Andrews, record W. F. Dillingham, Director. PACHBCO'S ing secretary. Rev. and Mrs. O. P. A. W. VAN VALKENBURG. r $20 KmerFon. liev. and Mrs. J. Leading-ha- m. Secretary Hilo Railroad Company. Rev. T. T. Alexander. D. D., Rev. Honolulu. March 14. 1902. H8 Dandruff Killer belt IT. jLADO W. D. Westervelt. Prof. W. D. Alex- for AGENTS FOR ander. .Dr. Clark. Prof. C. J. Lyons. J. the Dandruff germ. Received H. EWA PLANTATION CO. It kills $5- - Has Just EW ENGLAND MUTUAL H. Atherton. Mrs. J. Richards, of liobtrrt W. Andrews. A. F. Cooke and Sold by all Druggists and at the New Line INSURANCE ( O Misses CiKke, W. C. Weedon. Mrs. THE STOCK TRANSFER BOOKS tic LIFE Hyde. Company will be Elect I Weaver, Miss Flaxman. Miss if the Ewa Plantation Union Barber Shop. jBit (with norT) Miss Miss Stokes Saturday. March 22, at 12 u,N possess all tn OF BOSTON Miss Harlow. Talcott. closed on to and Boys' and Mr. Stokes. reopened on Tuesday. April 1, 1M2. rrr.teeSwrmtlT, properties of the Men's and and dru-r- t. .fiTNA FIRE INSURANCE CO. W. A. BOWEN. Treasurer. bflta now .old by doctors ,nolulu. March 20, 1902. 122 CHAN CO a vry stronc cu'Tent OF HARTFORD. Merchants Association Report H SING it rives aslly Furnishing Goods f ttctticity end Is reflated. The committee of the Merchants' As- NOTICE Boob4 to supersede others. Can with the td from the nndemlrned only: o sociation appointed to confer Plumbing AGENTS: NO PISCOrNT. Clff"'! Hats. Ties, Underwear H. W. HcChesney & Son. Chamber of Commerce and Board of A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE Sanitary PIERCE ELECTRIC safeguard- of the Austin Publishing Addrese Health in connectoin with stockholders Wednesday, and Clothing. ing the health of the city, reported fa- Co.. Ltd.. is called for Ttawll on receipt of and Saturday a meet- April 2. at the office of M. P. vorable progress at building, Ho- Connections King. WHOLESALE GROCERS ing of the association. The committee Robinson. Stangenwald Sewer Fort Street, near pursue work nolulu, 3:30 p. m.. for the purpose of rvn was recommended to the at liquida- AND DEALERS IS in hand. The report was to the effect taking action in regard to the A SPEGIAXTY. of Honolulu tion of the company's affairs, aiid for LEATHER & SHOE FINDINGS that the sanitary condition relating thereto, WOMAN'S EXCHANGE was better than it has been before. It such other business may was suggested that a part of the 13 and any other business which Ki KINO STREET. TO C imposed on come up said meeting. anfl Railroad Depot. NEW BRANCH STORE Honolulu Soap Work cents per ton exaction now at C120 Sctweea Hirer St. Aeot imp-- , rters for reimbursing such firms as Bv ord?r of the President. Hotel St., Arlington Annex. Hotel St. near Union. Pny. Honolulu, and Tannery. tt a. A. Montno'i Mil'.inery I'r'.f-r- .

0 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL! ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MARCH 24, qo2. JAS. F. MORGAN, CANAVARR Auctioneer and Broter Fine Candies KE RECEPTIOJ 65 QUEEN STRKET, Sent to your Home. o P. O. Box 594. Telephone 72 "Why not order a lox of Saro. i'p fine candies when tele- LIMITED. Portugal's Consu phoning for the groceries. The Alameda his just brought U3 the most delicious Is Welcomed Home. Fresh Chocolate Creams QUEEN STREET. and Krehch Creams.

ON'SUL A. De Souza Canavarro We sell them in 1-l- b, and 2 lb boxes. Something c was welcomed back to Hawaii, very nice is our stock of Crystallzed Ginger and after his extended trip to hi (Jrueiibagen's Crjstalized Fruits, Mixed Candies, mother country, by the Portuguese cit Gruenhagen'a Eating Chocolates and Chocolate Lady of Honolulu Saturday evening. izens Fingers. Remember just a telephone message will Ready For The greeting given to the beloved offl Get bring these to your door

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-- J , 4-- Oermanla and Clover (.oa-T.- THIS WEEK cial representative of their native land xl by the members of the colony, was 4- - hearty and spontaneous, and until ' late hour with dancing and general t ALSO merrymaking the younger generation I 5 enjoyed themselves. X ' St. Antonio Hall was the scene of the room was 1 reception, and the great Iron Material for Railroad Cars f. beautifully decorated for the occasion X NEW FLOWERS Behind the chairs set for the chief x guest and the members of the commit- X for 30 lnoh Traok --f- tee were hung two large Portuguese 1 NEW FEATHERS were flaers and about the walls the X X- banners of that nation and this, inter For sale in quantities to suit at lowest market prices by - sptrsed with greens and flowers, which ' STYLISH HATS served to brighten the room. A fea x . ture of the decorations were portraits of l the King and Queen of Portugal, which. I Best, Cheapest bearing their autographs, were placed For Rent. I H. Hackfeld & Co., The Latest, The The upon the piano. The portraits were x x sent to the society by their majesties, X X through Consul Canavarro. TWO-STOR- T HOUSE! In the Mc x x It was 8 o'clock when the consul, es- Carthy tract, Beretarila street, between corted by Messrs. Gonsaives and Silva, Piikoi and Keaumoku streets. of the committee which had in charge Ska the reception, entered the hall. The Concordia Hand, concealed by palms, JAS. P. MORGAN, played the Portuguese anthem and the C5 Queen Street audience rose while it was being ren t

dered. Immediately following a gener- 51 al reception was held, and the consul ii shook hands with and greeted every letropolitan Meat Go., Ltd. ir one present. After the reception Senhor Canavarro addressed the guests In re sponse to their welcome. In brief, he it said: "31 y first idea cn my return was to BE WISE and leave your ask the Portuguese to meet with me FRESH filEATS AND FISH that we might talk about what I saw to By Every Steamer from the us. in our dear old native land. 3Iy plans in Millinery order with were halted as soon as I was informed Coast has Cold ta that my countrymen wanted to cele that 8torage. brate the return of their old friend, of in 20 years. I hope to meet you again for the purpose that I mentioned, in the meantime I tender you my thanks for Choico Beef, Veal, Mutton, Lamb 10 ALSO ON SHOW THIS WEEK your hearty good wishes. I take this opportunity, however, to tell you of the and Pork always on hand, also J great Interest that Is felt In our coun e tryjn the Portuguese colony of Hawaii, a proof of which was given me by the Poultry, Salmon and Halibut. Mr spontaneity with which oijr King and E.1 Queen sent to you their portraits, which Ur I have presented to the Portuguese So Scl New Curtain Ret; ciety, which represents the majority of FOR SALE AT our colony. Again I my to extend aloha The Metropolitan Meat Co., King Street; Telephone 65. the Portuguese of Hawaii." Sri Following the reception there was a The Booth, Fishmarket; Telephone 379. nc concert, the following program belnjj Ha presented: Central Market, Nuuanu Street; Telephone 104. DOTTED SWISS Ifymno Fortugui-- S. M. pon IVdro IV Mlxa May Gonsaives. fur Liberty Btll 'Sousa NOTTINGHAM LACE All.--s Lottie Murca.lino. lur Salon Stuck Lichner Miss Adeline Franca. CURTAINS Magnetic Sounds Theo. Marres-Toba- ni Misses Mary and Lilly Salter. Piano Solo. Fairy Jiarque"..Smallwood . NEW FISHER NET Miss Maggie Ilolllnger. Song, "They Can't Do It, You Know" Japanese Goods SeMe nTarth a NEW FLORAL SAVISS Piano, Miss Lottie Marcallino. Violin, Miss Lillie Salter. American Goods Piano Duet. Gallop Kichard Kllenberg I'm, M!s.se May and Clotilda Gonsaives. Bvand CURIOS Solo, Piano Waltz, Kdolweiss Glide.... 11; F. E. Vanderllck 1 I 1 z s A Miss Louise Salter. r Scarf Drill, with Piano Lottie Marcallino Mi.se. Nellie and Masgle Carey. Mary I All Special Moniz. Philomena Perry, Nell'e Hol-linn- er. Corner of Nuuanu and Hotel Streets. at Prices Olympia Franca. Annie Gon- saives, Clotilda. Gonsaives. P.lU Bella of Scotland F. Alexander Piano. Miss Louise Salter. NEW GOODS receired by erery steamer from Japan. Violins, Misses i Annie Gonsaives and Th s For Furn ngs L'llle Salter. Easter ish The Holy City Stephen Adams Misses Mary Gonsaives. Lottie Mar- ui'. m callino and. Lilly Salter. My '"do Queen Waltz Pierre Latour ""Pt Miss Clotilda Gonsaives. Cpen all tHe "STear We Are People Piano Duet, St. Paul Waltz Vaas rcand the Mis? MaBjrie Gonsaives and Ade- line Franca. riano Solo. "Write a Letter From Bartlett Springs Hotel, Home" Ch. Grabe 0 Miss Mary Salter. Xjalsa CovLiitjr, California. P, Corrine Grand March.. Chas W. Kremer Bo Miss Lottie Marcallino. & Co Between the parts of the program the Ever Californian knows of the Health Giving qualities of the L Kerr ball was inaugurated, and the dancing was thereafter Interspersed by musi- rf cal selections. Refreshments were Famous Bartlett Springs Water LIMITED. served during the evening and the af- fair was made one of the most enjoy- MORGAN This water is bottled an J sold by all dealers, able that has drawn members of the also at all Drug Stores. colony together for a long time. Thf-r- e were present all the leading members QUEEN STR of the colony, invitations bc-in.i-r prac- EET. U tically confined to the folk from tho Mishit) fit uUhhl "iti mother land, though a few othr LOVEJOY & friends of the consul dropped in durin? 6t5 Quop.n CO the evening to pay their respects to Street. Sole Distributors for the Territory of Hawaii. "SIT him. P. 6. Bax 514. Tt!2;I?sa3 17L - i nr. rnunt- tVMMfcKUAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, "MARCH 24, I902. TOOK HIS FRIEND LOCAL BREVITIES. 3OOO0O0O0O00000O0O00O000O0O0O0000000 79 TM.h I If., v W. k next Friday br- - FOR A WILD PIG inn pooJ Kritlay. The "Dandy. 3 recE-lvt-- s l'ri" Kalunianaole only ' Why on the jtM-on- Tuesday of fach month! Throw $40 Away it V Japanese of .tTilay afternoon two Mr. and Mrs. F. II. McStx ter. of V.', w-n- t Shoe By : Shiners paying $100 for up-to-da- te Into th? mountains b? laa. arrived Saturday, a Typewriter when you can get an and art the Swe i n.tl Ih town to sh'xH pijis. About 2 KU-- of Mrs. Julia Afong. Just come to town. them in our window. Th3 strictly high grade machine I. one of them rushd Into Jud;e t John Emmeluth and Kaluiioka!anf Dandy ia so simple and convenient a9 to make Alah-iulu's- I Will oe i hi.u tha Ikardsle yet the shoe-polishi- an.l lat.l that he a' ng The Wellington Visible had acrldentally rhot his companion. Home Kule candidate for the Fourth a pleaeure. Holds the before you Writer for $60 M- - iiaid that the two parted com- District. in a rigid position while you apply fr ction with a pany, an. that after a while he raw Miss Ivy Itichardson entertained last This machine is a revolution in Typewriters. One of M fcom-th- ln moving In the lantana week in Hilo for Miss Ali-- Jones, of flannel rag. Adjustable to any size shoe and is a many endorsements given the Wellington Typewriter is as which he took to be a pijf. He MrM his Honolulu, and Miss IJelle Urrott, of household necessity. follows : ! rir. and on Koing to the upot. found l'lttburg. that he had shot his companion. He T he balloon to 3 di! not stop to was ascension scheduled "We make th statement positively that they are absolutely tn notice if his friend take place Saturday at I'unahou. failed best, excelling all others in simplicity, durability and accuracy. W dead or not. but hastened to Walalua to materialize, owing evnty-flv- e with news. to the rain and are using of them in our Philadelphia and New York the The shooter's name is high wind. PEICE $l.CO stores. .They have our unqualified endorsement. l!ake. and both he of and the victim Yesterday was Palm Sunday. was (Signed): WA NAM A R. the nhootinic are representative Japan- It Nickeled and handsomely finished, weighs "JNO. EE ese of Walalua. observed at .St. Andrew's Cathedral only was placed pend- and the Human Catholic Cathedral by two pounds and is removable wLea i:ak under arrest Iccia! services. not in use. ing and a party sent out sizee to brinir the wounded man In. Up to One of Qufnn's hack horses was Three of lasts with each shiner. We have just received a shipment of these Typewriters and mMi-Uh- t they had not returned. caught on Pacific Mall wharf yesterday will be pleased to give full morning by Customs Inspector Carter, particulars regarding saire. while It was running away. I BUSINESS LOCALS Miss Hose Davison, assistant secre- tary of the Board of Kducation. re- 5. Pell your surplus horses and rigs to turned Saturday on the Kinau. from Manufacturers' Shoe Go., Limited W. H. Withers. a few days' outing on Maui. r THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., limited L. is. Kerr & Co. are having a special One of the pleasing attractions at display of millinery this week. the opening of the new Hackfeld build- 1057 FORT STREET. HARDWARE DEPT. Grand spring announcement of Pa- ing was the Clark automatic telephone cific Import Company in this Issue. system, installed by Guy Owens. ooooooooooooooooooooooorooocoooa Mr. Frank K. Harvey and family Judge Kstee states he has heard have a card of thanks in this Issue. nothing from Washington relative to the consideration of his name for the The April number of the Designer dlHce of Secretary of the is in great demand. On sale at Kerr's. JnteriorN' Dr. C. B. Cooper, Deputy Grand Ex- . A. lilom has a special clearance sale alted Ituler of the local Klks, expresses 'of ribbons and laces all this week. himself well satisfied with the recep- 'See ad. j t V tion accorded the Honolulu herd by the Koeclal a1e of ribbons this week at resident of Hilo. achs Dry Goods Company. See ad Owing to unfavorable weather Sat- - Bui a . . . . - . vertisement. uruay, oom maunee ana evening i iedoctiomis The Fred Phllp & Urother. 623 King of the dramatic company at ? I street, sell the McKerron boots at the Opera House have been iotponed eastern prices. to next Saturday. How 4 When you want good ham or bacon, Following degree work in the Hono- order it from J. E. Goeas. grocer. Tel- lulu Commandery. Knights Templar, Price Of Smitimi'gs. n ephone lllue 2312. at the Masonic Temple on Saturday Is Stylish millinery: original designs. night, a fine banquet was given there, Mrs. Kane, with Mrs. Hanna, Union lasting until after midnight. and Hotel streets. There will be the regular rehearsal Your There will be a special meeting of of the Amateur Orchestra this evening Cotton Linings fancy plain Jean Suitings fancy, plain Lodge le Progrea this evening. Work at i:4j o'clock, in the Young Men's AtsfK-iatlo- and striped were 15c now will be in the seconl degree. Christian hall. All mem . and striped. Some of these bers are requested to be present. . osicry i lUc per Allen & Ilobinson. Ltd.. are showing . yard M very Hev. J. A. Cruzan. pastor of the goods are partly linen, very some neat and new designs in - wall papers. Call and get their prices. First Foreign Church of Hilo.' has re- Leading question, we know, Irish Dimities nesv ship- desirable, good, useful pat- In igneJ the pastorate. The resignation Another of our wonderful The Hawaiian Live Stock IJreeders came as of opposition two ment of genuine Irish dimi-tie- ', 4' the result toward V. but it means one or thing3 for Association will meet this afternoon at him by members of the congre terns. Suitable ladies' 2 o'clock, over Castle & Cookers office. certain health or illness. No stripes, polka dots and gation. Hose matter skirts, boy's suits and similar Mr. A. Newbouse has been jrlven The meeting of the Hawaiian Live Value how much or how excellent dainty fl ral designs. Large power of attorney to act for Mr. purposes; were 50c, tll. Stock Breeders' Association, set for selection to choo-- e from now.... Irby during his absence from the tiy. March 22, at 10 a. m.. has been ad- your food is without a normal A choice lot of household furnlturv journed to Monday. March 24th. at 2 . Sales appetite you can't enjoy it. The ...... 25c per yard ,25c per yard w and ferns will be sold today at 1') p. m.. In the hall over Castle & Cooke's. --fc o'clock, at 8 Union street, by Will K. This will allow the attendance of mem- fc digestive apparatus get run fc Ladiep' -- Hose, Fisher. bers who were out of town on Saturday fc Fine While down. needs toning up. K. Isoshlma. 10 King street, has Just morning. fc 2 pair?, 25c It -- opened up a new line of men's shirts. The Woman's Guild of the Second fc not I :1 fc ftorn ifPfTC patterns are shown, at prices Congregation will -- Ladies'Tan or Black Ilcce, Newest of St. Andrew's fc cut Defender from 10 cents to $1.20 each. mttt today (Monday). March 24. at 2 fc 3 pairs, 50c Royal EValt: U the p. m.. at the residence of Mrs. Chas. fc The operations of the Hawaiian -- S. Crane. Kewalo street, near Wilder fc Blaclc, Lace fi Trust Co.. Ltd.. commend themselves fc Ladies' Fast Extract persons of advanced age: also, to Avenue. A full attendance is desired, --fc to e throughout, only ...,25c -- a made from widows and others, who wlh to shift as matters of sjecial lmirtar!-- are fc pure malt extract Sheets the care of property. to be brought up. --fc pair. wholesome barley is a tonic A brown leather pocketbook with l!lhop Willis returned Saturday from top was lost on Ileretania a rlying trip to Hawaii, and yesterday --fc The above must be seen to par excellence. It will restore liver -- He-wa- rd fc and treet. near Alapal or Punchbowl. afterroon administered the rite of con- be appreciated as they are the apatite, tor e up the stom- given the finder If same firmation, or laying on of hands, in St. will - be candt-i'at- e h Is to Mrs. S. N. HaULj, Andrew'3 Cathedral. Twelve worth a great deal moe.- ach, and bani-- fatigue and returned were presented by Hev. V. II. Do not not leave jour orders until four females and eight males. ALSO weaknesp. A few bottles will the last moment. A. A. Montano's Kittat dressmaking parlors have The bishop delivered an address to the probably be all that you will millinery and candidates, and special hymns , were xtra experienced salesladies to all sung. New need and make you like a upon and show you the latest In these fel lines. .. Harry Chamberlin. for the past year new being, with vim, vigor and machinist-operat- or In charge of this Spring Be paper's linotypes on the night shift, --tc renewed strength. sure plain and hem- Island Sugar Returns. leaves for San Francisco tomorrow by slhe'rr.elliofliuse fyMi accept you get the Royal Malt Extract stitched for single . from Island sugar plan the Sierra to a similar iositioii Reports the on San Commercial an- - th Francisco Fancy and accept no substitute. or double bed. continue to come In as the tl'.-'i- t r In- - tations News. paiH-- having recently . 54-- -- Price 25 cents per bottle; Tiual meetings are neia in uouoiuiu I a plant of linotypes. Mr. K mamwm m re m Fancy seta of 1 hamberlln has made many friends on The I'liiuhaii statement to hand shows -- $2.50 by the dozen. ' beach, and his departure is much tc Hosiery i in Manufacturlna: t the same brand th -- crop for It l.lat the plantation, with a regretted by them. - two pillows and 1302 of 2000 tons, at ISO per ton. should - Je SHEETS AKD PILLOVGASES --fc l: very rtii-l-e made cm oi:f. own premise1;, uivtcr the most one sheet to a irtf-- . st bring in $120.0. which, with a surplus --fc BRASCH & CO., riifi.l vinitary conilili'.ns. tvrry piece .itrint(,l t. livery SPECUL SALE IF RIBBON tt. le nieasure.l AFTL- K it is finislml. NOT BKFOKE. In --fc artii with of J34.945.23 on hand, gives a balance Drug Insist on having Sheets an.l Pillowracs bcarinif the gummed trimmed -- Hobron fc r 174.946.2. The expenses Telephone 157 lal-- l tr.vit-mar- of the Defen-lt- Mfp. Cn. treasury of -- - inser- $240,000, fc Mailt- ( all (trades, from v''" lienirncil anJ hemstitched to fan. y embroidery, for the year are estimated at Fine Satin TaflVtta Ribbon fc himititthed of linet quality. j 3ET J leaving a deflclt of JTO.OUO. to be met by --fc Company. A himklrt ahont Sheet and Pinowcaft .1711m tions, etc. 40 20 YAHD. -- crop 1303 7500 tons, No. AT CENTS PEI1 fc FREE on npplirntion to pour ttry poofU rlmirr. an incoming for of pink, blue, valued at $420,000. or a clear J350.000 aft- The Colors white, black, 2Tcrt and is leghorn, heliotrope, old rose, cardinal, er meeting the deficit. This exhibit Nile green, cerise. offered in evidence of the profitable na- ture of the sugar business in Hawaii No. 60 AT 23 CENTS PER YARD. Fancy Silk Belt intra reduced Ascot Ties in plain, white white, pink, blue, Leg- and the recuperative powers of a plan Colors black, colors which, like this, was so badly horn, heliotrope and cardinal. from 25c to 1 Oc a yard and tation, quantity of this Rib- handicapped for a time by dry season Only a small Gentlemen! IIow about the troubles? Honokaa bon, and we predict that it will all be snd labor At the sold by Tuesday, the 25th. Come early Ladies, have you secured a lilack Lisle Thread Socks that owing to th drought the crop . we are now offering n A Dollar's worth of those fine which ouid be about tons, while the out-- j Spring's ewest ash jlateriais zi years 4 pairs $1.00 ! look for the crop for the next two weeR whkh Lisle Thread Hose.' is very good. The following officers com are wlth lne gouuS and ere elected to serve for the ensuing yoU wi fjnd tne ln(iucements very jtar: Mr. t. c. scnaerer, president; tempting. Mr. ,W. H. Kaird. vice president; Mr. second vice president; DIMITIES i Edward Pollitz. New patterns; white ground with CO. ilr. W. Lantz. secretary; Mr. H. pink, light blue and cardinal B. F. EHLERS & navy blu.. 1.1 Schwartz, assistant secretary; Mr. H. stripes and dots;" 8 yards for Focke, treasurer. The other directors Workmanship in Safes and Vaults is FORT STREET. are: II. MUSLINS Messrs. Kdward Pollitz. exceptional range of a guarantee of the best and highest Schwartz. K. A-- Mclnerny, F. Lewis Extra quality: patterns; colorings exquisite; 20c per grade burglar and lire proef construction and W. L. Hooper. Late news from yard. Hana Plantation is to the effect that yet attained. Protection that protects. a general drought on Island CORDED MADRAS exists the Stan-ge- n i Duildlng, been no in- - Thirty-thre- e Inches wide: spl.ndid The new Hackfeld the of Maul. So far there has 23c Jury to the crop, and none is anticipat- -' range of colors; extra fine quality; wald Building, the Hawaiian Treas- ara. ed, unless the drought shoul dbe of long Pr ury of the best grade vault duration. The Hawaiian Commercial GINGHAMS ana the bulk and Sugar Company's plantation Is also' Complete stock: great assortment of and safe work here is of Diebold con- located on this island. News Letter. patterns; 10 yards lor ji. struction. MUSLIN Royaii at Americanism. Full-widt- h goods; latest designs: """ " " fig u res; 6 r white ground with colored The Adt-ertise- this morning 7 $1. I'KARSON & l'OTTKK CO.. Ltd.. cor. i and yards for long of subscribers from Ha-namau- lu. a list j MULLS Hotel and Union streets. General Agents. Kauai, to the McKinley me I "Wry sheer: in black and white only: morial fund. The list contains 11 large and small polka dots; 30c ier P.I wumw, ail Japanese. nat s tne mat-S- Jr yard. with th American . residents of SWISSES 1 Vnamaulu? Was McKinley a Japan Pin-d.- it ted and embroidered: extra FOR j V. or was he an American? Ily the quality; perfect, colorings; 30c per yard f ay. we are giaa to see mat mere are no Hawaiians in the list, and we hope they win remember the name of the N. iTtd. inp who stole their country from S. Sachs oo.. hi them. Independent. FORT STRBET. n Heavy Balntall Last Night. F The rain which threatened the city yesterday came In a steady downpour Mr. W. K. Vickery iat night, commencing shortly after 9 38 HOTEL STREET. o'clock, and continuing almost uninter tf the fr.n of Vicltry, At-iin-$ & M M t M M t r t t t t ruptedly midnight. :PlS2OJ 60 9 tt until The rainfall A i'orrey, of SAN was especially heavy In the valleys. FRASCiaCO,rill It in 3271. P. Q. Box 883. and the Moods came into town by many fine line of f Phone White al-no- new and ways. Nuuanu stream soon filled j-t Honolulu for thiee vtclt Have Just opened a to cloudburst measurements. from March twentyjirt, Low-lyin- g streets were filled from curb ' and will have with him rSILK oiirb. arid some of the Land in the ;-- vicinity of tr.e stream was several home of th rr?t' recent per- GOODS 1120 MJl'ANU AVENUE. iH'hes undeA water. gonal purchateM in Europe, INDIA LINEN WATER-COLOR- S and Consisting of EMBROIDERED SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. V. S. Adan.V Jr.. said to be an ab- - of Screens All Sizes. er EMBROID- "oo.-.'- from V bank in Kulton. Neb.. FISE ETCMSGS. VICTORIA LAWNS, HEAVY PONGEE SILK lor Mn'a Salts; Bamboo r iorted tolhave been in Horolulu You are invited to riiit Vrr e - Yoko- - thr-- weeV- departing for the collection. ERED SILK PIANO COVERS. v- - embezzled' JIO.WW. Jle was nere BnANCII STORE: fi'lr-- r an assume-- I name. Corner King and Liliha Streets. i Room It above goods have just been opened aad are of Vp- - Benevolent Union will King SU. The tholic . 1 ifclntyre Btdg. Fort anl K t this eening in union nan. the latest patterns. ?tho!lc Miisin grounds.

0 "8" THE PACIFIC MAY BE BOYCOTT HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE. Honolulu, March Albert Haas Canadian-Australia- n Royal Commercial Advertiser OF TRADESMEN Entered at the Postoffice at "Honolulu, Second-claj- FINANCIAL H. T., s Matter. NAME OF STOCK Capital !val Bid j Act Presumably with a view of withdraw- Issued Every Horning Except Eunday AGENT Stea:mship Uompany, ing trade from merchants of Ho- i. Mai! by the their Mercantile I GAZETTE COMPANY. nolulu who employ skilled Asiatic labor HAWAIIAN C. r.rewerJt Co 1,000.000 j 100 400 No. 5 Kin Trades of this city, at a Von Holt Ulock South St. ihe Federated N. J. Sachs' Pry Goods : A. W. I'KAP.SuN Business Manager. meeting held. last Friday night, passed l O I.M 60.000 ion l0 and bond broker am,v Pne connection wlti ti CANADIAN L. B. Kerr Co., Ltd.. 200,0i0 50 ... stock L Y between VastoaT.r, B. 2-- . and Syin.y. SUbSCRUTION RATES: a, motion whereby a bulletin will be ;A?W ?ioria, B. C. Honolulu, and BH.bn. Q-- , ax. or the United States (Including Hawaii kept potted in the headquarters of the Ca"JcaI7at Territory): Federated Trades, of names of all Sugar 3 J2 00 merchants here who employ such labor, Member of Honolulu Stock Exchange months Ewa 5.000.000 j 20 23', 8 DiontM 4 00 copies of which wil be sent to all tVse H&w. Agricultural Ce, '0.000 loo 270 . . v. stated, ts: 8 00 & f ;n or wui iiow 1 year labor unions and to tha Builders' Ex- Haw. t orn. Sug. Co 2,.V,2,7r0 io and Vaneonrer. M. Advertising rates on application. Haw. MJgar Co 2,0"0. vO purchase or tale Brieban for vie- - From Victoria change. 100 125 Orders for the rrom BTdny and and Bydneyr Honomu 7 j BrUban. The meeting was fairly well attended Honokaa 2,O0t'.lA'.' 20 STOCKS AND BONDS carefully aa ACRANOI APRIL IS by representatives, most of the un- Haiku sw ivi l'O a,naT .APWI. ; promptly executed. 10 now organized - being repre- Kahukn ."VO.OlO .0 T MOANA ions here f passage of Kiuei Plan. Co., L'd.. s.f'OO.O'.o 50 lO's Loans negotiated. RAILWAYS LAND CO. sented. The the motion Kipahulu 100.U00 j 100 100 T:.. means practically that all merchants Koloa 800,01 11 100 135 employing Japanese Chi- McBryde Sug. Co. L'd 3.500.onO 20 . up ana aown TIME TABLE. and firms and Oahu'Sugar Co 3.600,- - 00 100 90 OFFICE: y)6 nese who are skilled in as 20 nowVunnindmily BETWKEM VAUVER AND such trades Oumuea 1,000.000 j SrSiu change. The finest railway .ervlce In carpentering, stone masonry, plumbing, Ookala 500.000 30 Stangenwald Building, Room No-- Ml MONTREAL riJSta?. run without Olaa Suear Co. As.. M2.000 20 5 "6 - . M From and after Jan. 1, 1901. painting, bricklaying and plastering, w Ol.ia Paid Up. 2,50' 1,000 20 Fourtk Floor. - - a- - rmmAm TTnt and requiring a considerable degree of skill, Olowalu 150.000 100 uonmuu w El OUTWARD. SD0. Throaih ticket Iinw irona tta are to be placed under the ban as be- 1'aauhau Sugar Plan P. O. Box HONOLULU. Dally Dally Dally Dally Dally 5,000, 50 apply xm ing inimical to the interests of organ- tation to ,000 -fc and passage and mil general tnfornatlon. Stations." ex. ex. 7 Pacinc oO'i, OtO 100 ..- rot I fr!bt Sun. Sun. ized white labor. The passage of the Paia .000 100 18i ! ONLY DIRECT LIHE a.m. a.m a.m. p.m. p.m. motion was practically unanimous, in- Pepeekeo 7V,WO 100 jl67',' THE 100 i 9:15 11:05 1:15 6 JO dicating a Pioneer 2.7M),,000 t Agts. Honolulu . . 7:10 that all the unions are of Waialua Agr. Co. ... 4,500.000 l'O 52J' & Co., Lid., Gen'l : Ifieo. H. Daties Pearl City .. 8:03 11:40 1:45 5 mind in the movement. Wailuku 700, 000 100 I. 342? i Ewa Mill ... 8:32 108 12:00 4:05 6:10 Although the committee named for Waimanalo 2V2, 000 Walanae ...... 10:50 ..... 4:45 .... making public the result of Friday's Waiiuea 125. ouo 100 Walalua ...... 11:55 5:4f .... meeting disclaims any intention of a Steamship Co's Kahuku . 12:33 6:15 .... boycott, yet the statement is current to Wilder S. S. Co . 500,000 100 100 that trade is be withdrawn from Iuter-Islau- d S. S. Co.. 100 INWARD. firms employing skilled Orientals. 500,000 ' Dan y Daily Dally Dally Miscellaneous Stations. ex. ex. ( Sun. Sun. p.m. p.m. Haw'n Electric Co.... 2.50.000 100 100 5:35 2:08 PASSENGERS HAD Hon. R. T. & L. Co... 2.V).000 100 Kahuku ...... Mutual Tel. Co 39.000 10 Walalua 6:10 .... 2:50 Co 2,000,000 100 "i9 ) tfcla port U.K.4U TW fin papaaenrer stearaara of thU Una will arrive and ara Walanae 7:19 .... 3:55 A THROUGH RIDE aa karaoadar: Ewa Mill 'SM 7:45 1:05 4:32 BOKDS . FROM SAN FRANCISCO. Pearl City 6:15 8:03 1:30 4:62 5 e Haw. Govt. 5 p. c. BAN FRANCISCO. 2.-0- Th unbusiness-lik- manner in which FOR Honolulu 60 8:36 6:26 Hilo K. R. Co. 6 p c... 100 MAR. If ALAMEDA MAR. 15 G. P. DENISON. F. C. SMITH. Pain's arks are managed was shown Hon. R. T. A L. Co. TO it.iirni MAR. VENTURj. MAR. 28 Superintendent. G. P. & T. A. yesterday afternoon about 5 o'clock when 6 p. c 100 KhRA . passen- 6 p. c 101 . .' APRIL ALAMEDA APRIL 6 a car from Waikikl, loaded with Ewa Pl'n DENVER, xAUEDl 16 gers who had listened to the band con- O. R. A L. Co 104. I APRIL 15 SIERRA APRIL METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. .1 ooMA . . 2 cert at Kapiolani Park, reached King Oahu pl'n 6 p. c ... KANSAS CITY, ALAMEDA 2 ALAMEDA APRIL Olaa Pl'n 6. p. c street, at its junction with Waikikl road. Waialua Ag, Co. 6 p. c TXNTURA ... MAY By the Government Survey, Published de- ' Monday. The driver alighted and proceeded to ST. LOUIS, Every tach the horses preparatory to trans- ferring them to the other end of the OMAHA, i I BASOM. THERM. car. The passengers were told that they Classified Advertisements. 3! a would have to take the next car as the V ST. PAUL, driver's time was up and he had to go 5 to the barn. There were a dozen pas- WANTED. CHICAGO, 0 3 sengers affected by the order and the "next car," which was directly behind, TO BORROW $500 or $600 on real es- AND ALZi s 15 3" 07 29 95' 70 79 00 6 M 4 Ml 3 contained seats and standing room only tate; no agents; will pay 8 per cent. M7j CO 6-- 6124 - 05 29 70 7S 60 1 3 office. Principal Agents pre-Mj- aa 8 I4S0 for three. The passengers failed to "D. F.," this Eastern Points ithe aalllng- of the above steamers, the are Vi 3 76 7- -1 SE-- K .S- la eonneetlon with by any M 17 29 .13 tt' -l move and the driver exhausted his logic to Uaue, to Intending passengers. Coupon Through Tickets T 18 29 W 29 vii R4 71 3 young man, position as bookeeper; 96 7 01 S !3-- 4 on them, but they didn't budge an inch. BY from San Francisco to all points in the United States, and from W 1 19 'ii 9 M good "G. H. D.," Three Trains Daily from r2rcL u nuropeau T 1:0 29.9J 91 6S 79 i)i '68, 4 They told him they had paid fares for a references. Address by my stearasnip une 10 yviu. i 13-- 120 Tcrk F 2i;30 03 29 9S 70 7a .W 74 8 NE 4 through ride, and, as they had secured this office. SAN FRANCISCO. PARTICULARS. APPLT TO I I FOJt FURTHER seats, 4Jiey intended keeping them, and, Two Trains Daily from Barometer corrected to 32 T. and sea furthermore, they did not propose under THE public to know that the Honolulu t any circumstances to hang on to the Horse Bazaar is the place to get rigs level, and for standard gravity of Lat. 45. sights in PORTLAND. Thl correction Is .06 for Honolulu. side rails of the town ward end of the of any description to see the already crowded "next car." The driver and around Honolulu. Also, horses THE QUICKEST TIME BY MATO finally put the horses on the townward bought, sold and exchanged. Kins: HOURS. TIDES, SUN AND MOON. end of the car, telling the passengers street, opposite Kawaiahao Churck. G. IRWIN & that it wasn't his fault that he gave Phone White 3112. 6117 Wm. Co ' 2 ;i Si V' the order to disembark, but his time UNION PACIFIC TRAINS Lli'IITED was up and he was not allowed over- PLAIN typewriting done with neat- ON "WHEKIA time pay. The passengers melted at this ness, celerity and style; authors' ARE PALACES General, Acrents Oceanic S. S, Co. and made up a little purse to recompense manuscript a specialty. P. O. box New and Modern Equipment. him. He was about to place this in the 572. 6114 Double Drawing Room Palace lj l el I fare bov, when he was told he would m ft m m n m Rime Smoking? n A 1 .K l.k OA 111 T O M 11 T llA be mobbed if he gave Manager Pain any Buffet and Library Car. invii.ttfnn 4 1 m v x fw. I sv w iu a i vv u j a w WANTED. Tue. 25 4 5tt ..6 4 SO 10 at) 11. i0 5 59 6 19 7.5J further financial assistance. The money POSITIONS Free Redlining Chair Car. i i was put In his pocket and the car was GOOD dressmaker wishes work in fam- Ordinary Sleeping Cars. Wed.. 23 & 40 1 7 5 00 11.00 a.m. 5 59 6 13 8. 43 soon bowling merrily to town. office. Dining1 Cars, Meals a la earte. ioifle ii I I ily by day. Address "B.," this lai! Steamship t I I ' HITCHCOCK, Q. A.. 6119 D. W. Thur. 27 6 23 1 6 5.U 1 3l! 0 CO S SSft.13 9 31 1 iii.A . Montgomery St., Frid.. ?8 7 US l.l 6.10 12 0i 0.A8 5 57 H 10 24 PASSENGERS. San Francisco, Cui. But... 2Jj 8.00, 1.6 6.53 1 42 1 6a a tti 6.15,11 14 Arrived. I P-- - ' I arrival,? U. A. T. FOR RENT. Sun.. '30 8 58! 1 5 8.C5 1 3 03 5.5 6.15 For per S. Hancock, ii an. and steamers Kinau, Claudine and W. AT 1142 Adams Lane, suite of nicely Mon..l3l' 9 6' 1 6 9 34 2.401 4.18 5.54 6 iv'oo 1 G. Hall, see page 10. furnished rooms. Apply at Helen's TV Last quarter of the moon on the 31st, Court, rear of Elite building. 6119 Occidental & Oriental S.S H 9 at 7:54 p. m. DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA- Times of the tide are taken from- - the TION, March 23, 10 p. m. Weather COTTAGE in Palama, near Rapid To Rent United States Coast and Geodetic Sur- clear; wind fresh northeast. Transit Line. Apply to C. F. Peter- and Toyo Kisen Kaisha. vey tables. son, 15 Kaahumanu street. C107 The tides at Kahulul and Hllo occur of the above companies will call at Honolulu and leave this pert about one hour earlier than at Honolulu. OFFICES FOR RENT. timers Hawaiian standard time is 10 hour 80 FOR SALE ! minutes slower than Greenwich time,' 'be- AN elegant office in the Elite building. ar aboat the dates below mentioned: 116 HOUSE ing that of the meridian of 157 degrees 30 Particulars of Jas. Steiner, Hotel minutes. The time whistle blows at 1:30 street. 6102 On Lunalilo Street FRANCISCO. p. m., Is same as Greenwidh, 0 FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. FOR SAN which the Received ex S. S. "Alameda" the building. Queen street, NEAR KEWALO STREET. hours 0 minutes. Sun and moon are for designs IN BREWER rXRTJ MARCH 12 PEKINO MARCH 13 local time for the whole group. latest in on reasonable terms. Apply to C. COPTIC MARCH 29 GAELIC MARCH 22 Brewer & Co., Ltd. AMERICA MARU MARCH 28 HONGKONG MARU MARCH 21 8HIPPINU INTELLIGENCE Four bedrooms, Electric PEKING APRIL 5 CHINA APRIL 8 Wall Paper ROOM AND BOARD. APRIL 15 DORIC APRIL 15 Lighting; Stable to OAELIC rooms in HONGKONQ MARU APRIL 22 NIPPON MARU APRIL 25 WEATHER BUREAU. :. at low prices. ANY one desiring and board Two Horses. CHINA APRIL 30 PEKINO MAY 3 a healthy locality in Manoa Valley, Accommodate HONOLULU, Alexander St.. March within two minutes of electric car 23, 1902. ALLEN & ROBINSON, LTD. line, address Box 816, City. 6122 Mean Temperature 71.3. Month Minimum Temperature 71. s Queen Street. Maximum Temperature 74. FOR SALE. apply . Co. 9 p. m. 30.03; steady. For general Information to P M. 8. 8. Barometer at A FINE oak-cas- e upright piano, in Rainfall, 24 hours up to 9 a. m. .03. good order; almost new; at less than CASTLES: LANSBALE Mean Dew Point for the Day 62.7. Halstead&Go.,Ud. halt cost. Address "C 11," Hawaiian Mean Relative Humidity 75. Company. 6124 Winds Northeast, force 4: weather Gazette Real Estate, Insurance, cloudy and showery, with rainy even STOCK AND A SEALSKIN collarette. Address P Investments. ing. O. Box 58. 6123 H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd Forecast for Today Fresh trades; Telephone 70 Main. 506 and 507 weather thick and showery. BOND BROKERS TWO excellent saddle ponies; work Stangenwald Bldg. CURTIS J. LYONS, well in harness, and are a good pair Territorial Meteorologist. driven double. Apply mornings, of Dr. McAdory, Camp McKinley. 6123 ARRIVED. Money Advanced on The Hawaiian Realty ELEGANT furniture, new, consisting Saturday, March 22. Sugar Securities. of 1 parlor, 2 bedroom, 1 dining-roo- m American-Hawaiia- n Str. Ke Au Hou. Mosher, from Koloa, set. dishes and kitchen utensils, com- & Maturity Co., Ltd. Steamship with 775 bags of sugar. plete. Address "C. W.," this jffice. Am. schr. Olga. Waldwick, 61 days 6114 from Newcastle, with coal. IT. S. A. T. Hancock. Wilson. 7 davs ONE 14-In- ch condenser, 10 inches in 1. Real Estate Brokers, Insurance from San Francisco, with troops for . diameter, and iron frame for same, Agents. Manila. 921 Fort Street. can be seen at this office. 6109 2. Act as Guardians, Administrator New York to Honolulu via Pacific Coast Am. sp. Edward Pewall, Quick, 16 and Trustees of days from Oyster Harbor. Tel. Min 1SS. FOLMER & SCHWING 8x10 long Estates. THE SPLENDID NEW STEEL STEAMERS Str. Klnau. Freeman, from Hi!o and focus Graphic camera; 36-in- ch leath- 3. Expert Accountants, Appraisers of B. 8. AMERICAN. 6.000 tons, to sail about March 15 way ports, with 203 theep, 93 hogs, 2 MELROSE. er bellows; reversible, double-swin- g Lands. B. 8. 11TADES. 3.000 ton, from San Francisco for Honolulu April 5 hors, 43 sacks of corn, 21 cords of THE back; rising, falling and sliding 4. Loans made on approved security. 8. 8. NEVADAN. to sail about April 15 wood, 124 packages of sundries. 1444-14- 52 KING ST. front; top and side made to open for B. 8. Hawaiian, to sail about May 15 Str. Lehua, Napala, from Maui and use as a short focus camera; level 5. Issue interest-bearin- g, gold Inves- ports. finder, one plate-hold- er and tripod; tment installment Freight received at Company's wha Forty-secon- d street. South Brook Molokai certificates. The best rf. Sunday, March 23. Pleasant Rooms, with excellent Table also, a Bausch & Lamb teloscopic investment proposition on the market lyn, at all times. ' and Service. Moderate Prices. Am. bkt. Kllkiat, Rose, SO days from lens for use with above camera. Can today. For further particulars,, apply to Port Ludlow. Tel. 3081 Blu. L be seen at Advertiser office. 6105 Str. Claudine, Tarker, from Maui For further particulars, apply at th' ports. "-"""- AN 8 x 10 rectilinear lens; no name; company's office, 3 and 4 Mclntyr H. & Co., Str. W. G. Hall, S. Thompson, from EGGS i"" with Bausch & Lamb iris diaphragm Hackfeld Ltd. for shutter. For particulars and price, building, Honolulu. C. P. MORSE, HONOLULU. Kauai ports. r. General Freight Asent. AGENTS. WAT.-mN- LEGHORNS call at this office. Str. James Makee, Tullett, from X The Hawaiian Realty Maturity Co., Ill Kauai ports. Str. Hanalei, Pederson, from Willaiay Ranch ONE 5x8 Bausch & Lamb Rapid Uni- $2.50 Wahiawa, versal len3. with Iris diaphragm. Can Per Setting Oahm. bo seen at this office. SEATTLE & TACOMA COV. DEPARTED. Orrtera can be left at California Feed Co.'s or t CHAt?. BKEWEIi & at Salter's Grocery. LOST. Saturday, March 22. NEW YORK to HONOLULU. P. S. Gaelic, Finch, for San Fran- ON Beretania street, near Punchbowl, t line: cisco. or Alapai, a brown leather pocket-boo- k. Bark Fooling Suey X S. S. ALSKiiN, 11,000 TONS, Sail about March 25. Am. bk. R. P. Rithet. McPhail, for Everybody Invited Reward, if returned to Mrs. S. to N. X Sailing from San ,Francisco, with sugar. Hatch. 6124 S. S. QALIFOkNIAN, G000 TONS, to Sail April 20. An-- schr. James II. Bruce. Miller, To see the beautiful tok of ?pring NEW YOKK to HONOLULU for Puget Sound. Millinery in Bot.n Block. A CLEVELAND bicycle. No. 233,891; - black enamel; a reasonable reward About July 1st For farther particulars apply to SAIL TODAY. Miss N. F. Hawley; will be paid for the wheel, or for For freight rates apply to S. A. T. Wilson, af- information leading to its recoverv. X CUAS. BRKWKK & CO. I'. Hancock. in Mr. L. Reinig. P. O. box 20$. 6122 Se L-tic- J. ternoon, for Manila, Z 27 Kilby St., Boston. H. Hackfold Co., Am. bkt. W. H. Dimond. Hansen, for X on c'BREWKIt & CO., t P. MOUSK, General Freight Apenr. S.m Francisco. Br. schr. Laurel. Punt, Fanning The Silent Barbershop W. . Ahana & Co., - LIMITED, HONOLULU. TsVnd. fr V Ar Thoroughly Disinfected Before LIMITED. f Using. GLOBE NAVIGATION COMPANY'S PIT. TODAY. W. W. AHANA. Pres t and Manager. DR. ROUL'S , Prop., .5. A. T. Mi-a.l-'- from San Fran- - JOSEPH FERNANDEZ. SEATTLE-HONOLUL- U ROUTE. Arllnxton Hotel. Hotel Street Merchant Tai'ors, CELEBRATED PENNY TAN . - Ccnnertlr-- r direct, without transfer, with the G. N. Rv.. N. P R n a-- 1". S. S. A'.l.atr.'-s.- from Pan Fran- 103$ Nuuanu Avenue. C. P. R. Ii. Lowest ratts of frtrUht frotn all i:.i.tc-r:- i points'; shortest e W0TJCE time. Irregnlariti give yr u nice fitting ' aJre Cure for all Female S. S. TAMPICO. from Pttl Marh 1 NEXT MAIL FP.M rn.ST. clothe? Scattl- - i 101 S. S. EUREKA, from April 19 - is to - srif. M.irch -- r. S. A. T. M- a l . hf'D or advloe. invited comm.i- in n or by Sold only by Information address L. K. M iri-l- S. S. r.ioate. either letter, Fcr further IiKKl.fC. Wntura. with Ensign C. ma- - 2 Building. Honolulu. Hittie Co. Brewer AGENT HAWAIIAN ISLANDS tr n of the Salvation Army Voman ? I Honolulu Drug t (i G!ob Company. rvs TO Ho-!1"'11- - Narieatlon Wah.: I. W. Mirk--- NEXT MAIL CO.ST. Irrluptrlal 4S3 street. 1 an tet UkVii tor ele- -- 6t--, IIme, Kin? Tc aU houM San Francifco, ar.d agent of above railroads, will furnish Information.'' March i'j S. S. Si-rr- ;nciuiu. 603S wi)ere whom or3r !3 JL

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ESTABLISHED JULY 2. 1S56. VOL XXXV. HAWAII TERRITORY, HONOLULU. MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1902 PRICE FIVE CENTS. try,' and have worked up the charge of,' being: against Sir. Dole WHAT IROFIiSIOyAL, CARDS. HARTWELf and his friends. And singularly enough PAUL NEUMANN DID fl0STE?g they have caused the impression to be REAL. ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS . generally felt that they were sustained GEO. B. McCLELLAN & CO. 683-50- 4 In their charges by the administration IN SOUTH AFRICAN WAR Stangenwald Bldg. Tel. Main 69. in Washington. "The element I refer to by no means ARCHITECTS includes all of our new American resi- (Conclusion.) ' BIARDSLEE & PAGE, Architects and dents, for there are manv who are the Here Barrett jumped "P. fuming: Builders. Office, 2d floor. Elite build- oypii sturdiest and finest representatives oft I do not DUrDOS desrrihins hsttloo i n court-marti- al you, you insolent ing, Hotel street; sketches and cor- American life and character. But I however, so will content mvself with scoundrel." rect estimates furnished at short no- s- - mean those who think they see the op-l,w- nS you. as was my first intention, , Elr ana "u, be chief witness. tice; Tel. 229; P. O. box 773. portunity of working on the credulity ?" aea or tne hospitals and their work !V y .own omci"s snail try me; The Situation By that's what we were promised when of the natives to obtain power and the middle of we ATTORNEYS. sitions for themselves, ""mediate neighborhood was enlisted, and you'll be very sorry and who would bega" when " "Sergeant remove that man," LTLE A. DICKEY. King and Bethel not to improve any , hesitate a moment to buM our h AnT' bellowed the purple-visage- d major, and Sts.; Tel. Main 312. Described that ended it. This class of men constitutes the upon by the Highland, the Life in Bloemfontein was not bad, C. R. HEMENWAY. Office. 40 Judd which up Nineteenth however. Supplying building; Telephone 311 Main. faction has worked all the and the Guards brigades, whose ambu-troub- le liquor to a soldier By Him. there, and which has to be met lance men had been decimated ate was a penal offense, and many were ana overcome Dy tne conservative ele- -. pringneia and Sanna s Post. Thus the devices practiced to get a drink. FRED W. MILVERTON. Rooms 302-3- 04 nrty-eig- ht Stangenwald block; Tel. Main 395. menL Whatever shall be done, it cer- - of us had to do the . UIOur leuows took his badges and 12- work tainly goes without saying that nothing' of - anJ we did it. too. Ninety mar-- 7,PS, ', and mhlnS '"to a bar - 220. invalids, PETERSON & MATTHEWMAN. P. H ought to be done to injure or to humil- ??ee 'or and a;d "d'0Jj:hJ8kS;0fflcer' 8lr?; O. box 365; 15 1 S :LOTH TO TALK and 20 were Kaahumanu St. t, sFic5 OF late or to harm the party of good gov-!1- 3 men's tents put sLthl Up ln ten days' - tac,e on hls "OFe an ng only dis- which undoubtedly Is repre-Pensi-i this, but tfrt ( PT THE JlnZh sV tents, mortuary, service corps, "e,d. at h.im "Beg pardon, sir; BROTC1UIS. JUDICIARY J nuartermastpr'a tores and bed stores. :. J. WALKER. Coffee Broker; buys CHARACTERISTICS OF MR. DOLE, X-ra- y tents Bloemfontein was ruled by the all HEALTHY BLOOD had also been put up and powerful and sells Coffee in any quantity. "My acquaintance with Mr. Dole began were in full working order. Two staff. When a man was use- Room 4, Spreekels' block. lMW' uwks less in field, joined ' f the 'earI went to reside in Mono- - after the first peg had been driven we the he the staff by I The blood Is the source of strength. Hi Fctirnito : 1 compulsion, you LSil.Tldie CI UOVCrnOr U0lilulu. unci was alwavn intimate n hol hr had l.SOfl nallcrtc and a weird lot the staff If are weak you need a medicine to we every ! i,oui- were. too. The CHIROPODIST. uy would meet each other dav or unique record in relief nf cir.L- Australians, perhaps ion juur Bigmacn ana maxe plenty and of not for months, did ; the finest fighters who ever held DR. W. R. BOGLE. Office, regon of rlca the Quality of it not matter. We wounded. But the fearful work was gun. a red blood. The medicine to knew each other, and that was enough. I ; beginning to tell. Man had a cordial loathing for the block, Hotel and Union Sts. do this Is ' ' after man went Io tetter's Stomach Bitters. His Enemies. knew that Dole could always be depended sick of typhoid, until we were forced staff and every one connected with it. It will not shock the system, and upon i Staff officers it to do whatever seemed to him to be ln the middle of May to demand rein-righ- t, seemed to suffer from CONTRACTORS. esres INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA, regardless consequences him-- ennui.' and went hunting in town, of to forcements and the return of our own Build- HEARTBURN, BELCHING AND MA- self or his friends. j borrowed seeking which poor devil of a trooper WM. T. PATY. Contractor and LARIA, HE Washington Star of March 8;' men. Half of these, however er, stone office fitting; brick, FEVER AND AGUE. A fair ; ctu sunt? up country ana we they might find slack and destroy. The and r '' : had to building; shop, trial will convince you of Its value. has the following of local Interest: bench of the Supreme Court and Dole was manage as best we could. rough rider of the Queensland Bush wood, or stone Hotel T tt One night men St., near barracks; res., 1641 Anapuni. Th. Hisiurhoii nrtnriiHnn of Tla- -' irairimoner at tne iar. ana wnen l wa in thre w ?nt hmi was a tanned, bearded centaur ; attorney general, and In later years when others, two; still no fronl the wilds ot North Australia, with devel-- ! HOSTETTER'S waiian politics, from which has our positions were reversed, he being Jus- - was hP rH i. a wholesome contempt of staff officers DhlNTISTS. . , , .. . V, . . . . . , . ' n.i ViUV V LlAtT , 1 I "N" . . 1 . . . . I - l 0 . . . . i in" v. O ml iKalr airl rt n .. or;ea a movement; on me ui mm i ri aira auerwaru bldg.. uari in ouinnue colonel became unhMrnhla Thio v DR. H. BICKNELL. Mclntyre President of the tlluZnnn-rnrnm- and !s a ery steep hill in Bloem- - ntn-i- v ... .impnf.- ,. Provisional Government wishing to cater to tho i.' rooms 2 and 14; office hours, 9 to 4. STOHACH 4r.r.r.!,i..w nJ of tne RopubUc down which lady-lik- e BITTERS of Hawaii then -- tontein the . , . . . r . . . I . . . .. and. . sioned offers" " ' hari , ...in i.v ""IIIVL V'A lilt- - ,T3 staff jiawanTV.. II iu Tl.l It or re- - "u,w norses. nitr i'jic icmmcu uuvrnior ine lerritory, in all tnese i commander in chief's orders, supplied singeny naiKea ineir ALBERT B. CLARK, D.D.S. Bereta-ni-a was : the President, is Interestingly discuss lations there nothing whicn occurred them with liquor Thi s, in itself, was One of our dandies with the eyeglass and Miller; office hours, 9 to 4. to lessen our friendship. might sup-- j Mas picking dainty way up Al-',- ,,, It be enough to procure set. his ed for readers of the by Gen. 0.,-lci- his discharge, but ! Star that favors would the hill, when our friend, the rough Mott-Smlt- New S. well, prominent member tilnef, y, 4".",tfm no account to DR. DERBY. h bldg., cor. Book List fred Hart a hav trive anv to "thnso rider, came galloping down like an office 1 of the Honolulu bar, who Is now ln but I do not .h,,a single riviio Fort and Hotel Sts.; hours. recall instance of ; you.. stamped him as a avalanche. He also forgot to salute to 4. Washington. that kind. There wais nothing in our in- - vindictive cad. the staff officer. He then gave orders for a double-roo- f- Golden Eule been which could have well been j T "Stop, fellow!" los- Bazaar Although Gen. Hartwell has a'tercourse not ei-- ht men screamed Bertie, M. E. GROSSMAN, D.D.S. Alakea St., on fi- - ing 15C lUfTKIi HT. resident of the Islands and a n active Polished the housetop. No ron clTbXL d.l e p Ta mess his eyeglass in the effort. three doors above Masonic Temple, participant ln Hawaiian national aM,lf"es required or desired by for th The Australian pulled up. office 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. In ,' an d Honolulu; hours, The Valley of Decision," 2 vols., Xy 1S68. Is a of us ueh matters. Those who lhflt rfL"J l . Jif..,?,f "Do you always pahs youah officahs fairs since he nevertheless iHnV;, "6"i tains uuMiig in mrougn Edith "Wharton. : ' ..i.. ,t "ike that? demanded the indignant Vt typical American, broad In his views f;;-- - u6 iln,rle oof', of the tenta causea tt HiTnn7nMntiiMif Table of Modern History," A. D. for sub. rr 9 4 Time Interesting in conclusions. His o7t ?hat S? I tne, death of more than one man. rooms 1 and 2; a. m. to p. m. 4t0-lS- 7). and his T nave en mv friendly This felt m-spe- "No, sir; I sometimes pass on the ak experience ln the Islands fits him to.lng oppo-tun- - ?i2 absolutely with him deprived me of ?" vtPf rtI'vas -- other side," was reply. "Italian Sculpture of the Renaissance," I the calm on any phase of life there. He it:e., to get for myself and things ere sick men you DR. A. C. WALL. DR. O. E. WALL. by Freeman, clients stretchers, he had no "And what the deuce do mean Office hours, 8 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Love Pre-Raph- ael I went to accept a position on the which I was entitled to. But I think by "The English tlere : ah racing down this hill?" 434. te Painters: of Dole as man " bldg., Fort St.; Tel. Their Associates and Successors," Supreme Court bench, which position a of transparent life and thJ, ho iUfwi y "Well ah, you see, sir, I ah am paid by Percy Bate. he occupied for six years, when he be-- character, who cannot do evil and who portable to teach men to ah ride, sir. Gee up." .M. M.D., D.D.S. Boston - fette J WHITNEY, 111., came attorney Collapse of the staff doll, who makes Oriental Rugs," by Mumford. the first seneral u Another little incident, a pathetic bldg.. Fort St., above May & Co's; King occupied PO-rc- hv haste to escape the circle of grinning 9 277. "Schley and Santiago," by Graham. Kalakaua. and that w? hid in what one' in whlch the sen5or maJr a"d the hours, to 5; Tel. Main well-mean-giv- civilians who had been jrtk en onlookers. "Robespierre," by Belloc. sitlon for two years Since 1878 he has fermed gooS cZu. w concerned: A "The Baby: and Training." a government f0'0"?1 The work in the hospital kept each His Care his entire attention to his lawln tnose Javs rioi anri mv-i- f with on farmer came into Bloemfon- - KTjECTRICA Ij KJSCi I NEKKS. : f,-- of us in his own quarter, we rarely by Wheeler. ! tein with n part loarl Invurios f and practice anu otner private matters. or two others, ran a newspaper for the rf had a chance to speak to friends. To- EMIL T. DREIER. Contracting and "Baby Life," a record. Gen. Hartwell holds Gov. Dole In the. purpose of promoting wholesome, public the wounded. He stopped at the hos-- bacco was a luxury, as the following Consulting Electrical Engineer; plans "Baby's Kingdom." highest does to sentiment. When came pital and Inquired for the commanding ill-- , Brun-dag- e, esteem and not hesitate the time fjr anecdote will show. A man just out and estimates; Magoon building. "Baby's Book," by Frances offi- - j taMishlng a new olficer. The senior major stepped out. the present attacks on that constitution in Hawaii brought of hospital was dying for a smoke. He cial as made purely from selfish motives and formulating a constitution fitted for "I have some fresh milk, eggs approached one of our corporals. JAS. S. McKEE. Mechanic- "The Century Book for Mothers." t,nr mere, and butter for the sick and wounded." Electrical. Economy," 3 on fh nart of fprtnin nolitlal uhm- - llo" inose earner studies in "Have you a cigarette, friend?" he al and Consulting Engineer; office, "Principles of Political self-aggra- civics showed good results, said the Boer. "Ah." replied Hosie. ers who are looking for nd asked. "Cigarette!" exclaimed the cor- - rooms 11 and 12, Progress block. vols., by J. S. Nicholson. "Governor Dole is a man of superb "'ou see there are none of our patients noral.' -- I'd rlioke mv very best friend "A Lily of France." by Mason. izement. courage . I never saw him do anything . -v- vell that t h ey e th t hings. fnr ONE CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE. Ja Q Uers-- a paper and a match;. GUY OWENS. Room 6. Mclntyre "Light Freights," by Jacobs. for effect. He never posed, even to him- - tul. he continued, as the Boer turned th,.a ,a (h, nnan ',',t building. Fort St. Phone Main 268. "The Isle of Shamrock," by Johnson. "I think that a large portion of the self. I can understand that some people i to so , x na.e no uouoi me omcers" your straw, sonny. .. Plantation work a specialty. "Audrey." by Mary Johnston. In i might regard him as too much of an mess could make excellent use of trouble Hawaii." said Gen. Hartwell. ; . 1,1 .... - . 1 . t . Our men were swindled right and "Po by E. G. Suther- Met r.n- T.Tnin .1.. . them- White Trash." nas teen causea.....oy wnue men wno . , . left by Polish Israelites, who were al- fiNCilNHERS. land. gone mat ne aoes not care to reward nis fn, u uui uimg mcse neaiiny to up Mar- have there since the overthrow of ' men. Kindly me ir hos- - lowed set a teetotaler canteen in C. Survey- "Life of Queen Victoria," by the af-- friends or punish his enemies. I Imagine show some other ARTHUR ALEXANDER. the monarchy, and who have never j Vi- - T - the hospital. This place was nominally quis of Lome. lint ho r1r,o Tint o Kti. P!tal." ?OW. nlthOllC'h thu mjlloi- know censorship patronage or and Engineer. 409 Judd bldg.; P. - filiated with those who paved the j i:ndr the and of Above are only a few of the new way.lH.eVe he ,s the m0st accessible of me- n- perfectly well that there was a hospital the colonel; leave had been completely O. box 732. for annexation. They have kept alive. unit,S8 t 1:. not five minutes away, he books Just received. for schemers. waved his stopped, and the town declared out of f and stirred up resentment against what NATIVE HAWAIIAN'S TRUST HIM. nand arnuna in a majestic manner and CATTON. NEILL & CO., LTD. Engi- they coun- - oounds. We had, therefore, no alter- term the 'robbers of their "The native IIawai:ans-s- ay thev ! "?h; lacs a" over the to buy from canteen at neers, Electricians and Boilermakers, what sd' 1 adviSe OU leaVe native but the may for political effect-tr-ust believe I L" " V, t0 tnem . own prices. A cup of tea Honolulu. and - their and in him. They know very well that he is; Lf- a dry bun was sixpence, or 12 cents; Engineers Of course, re- - . ' ' ' 40 IISDON IRON WORKS. 3D OE CZ'ID FOR FREE 1! their friend. the bitttr l""'V Ibe a tin of condensed milk. cents; a Sugar DOZEN FOR seotment at the loss of their monarchy I ! ? wf"Jr misin" penny tin of potted meat, a shilling, or and builders of Pumping and THC i P aml be a spy. Machinery and complete power luusmiTto 1! nationality, which was perfectly arrested as 24 cents and so on- - Qne dark nigbtf CATALCGLC! and office, room 12, Spreekels Of natural, has not died out. and he. as uc 11 " .1 a'"i, l"7 "ere as the stories have it, a bad, bold plants; J p, block; Tel. 1S4. tt the head of the party which dethroned J ldt ,wuce if - Irishman and a bad, bold Welshman M LADES', GisilQBEH'S Queen possible. J tn,s. ln'evlnS a most dis- aus produced the and made annexation " undid tnelr hotl and a Klec- - has had to bear the brunt of political : "onoraDie manner, I should like to razor each, eluding the guard, E. TAPPAN TAN ATT. Civil and . . . .. and then. . 1313 ..... now-- ); know uha .t Tfi mi'iFtsrmactsp...... , tnn , trlcal Engineer; office, Wilder .' aitacKs. isoining was ever sam, A evn-iemper- tnev made for that canteen tent. 3441. ever, or truthfully could be said, against ! lls an vindictive scoun-hi- s razor has a sharp edge, and a tent Is Ave.; Tel. Blue A pare, delicious and health- . drel- - and he had risen from the ranks, absolute Integrity or against the but canvas. In a trice there were two Am. Soc. C. J rot that that is not to the man's cred- - JAMES T. TAYLOR, M. E. ful drink made from the juice -- purity of his motives. huge gashes in the tent, and Taffy eoo, or show-Govern- or 308 ...ft, V '4 charge ! il- - IIf? took an infinite delight in Consulting Hydraulic Engineer; ( iiclujivc kuviiTixa f. "The has been made against and Pat had their arms full of cigars 799. California Fruit. WyJ'.t 1,3 gen-vacillat- ed bldg., Honolulu; P. O. box (rape .f Dole that he hesitated and , tnat he appreciated having and cigarettes and other good things. Judd Non-alcoholi- c. Delivered free on the question of tlemen under him to order about. Just I. HA6SIN & CO. Hawaiian But the son of Abraham had nightmare f neutrality uuring me spanisn war. i ian .u one ENQRAVERS. dozen. -J. l ic.n, night dreamed some at thirty cents per ,'v' ! standing before a truck of beds that and that B1 MArXET ST know the facts perfectly well. As soon and. 12.) W. BEAKBANE. Card Engraving and mi AT,?! J ; feeling pretty j (Continued on Page ? rHAHCiC3, Cl as we heard of the war. President Dole other hospital necessaries Stamping; room 3, Elite building. called together twelve or fifteen leading ' bad. "Now. Mr. Neumann," he bellow-- . J and asked them what they ' d at me. "when you're ready, will you Americans - By Every Telephone Main 71. thought ought to be done. It must be inuiy oegin to worKf- inanK you, INSURANCE?. remembered that Hawaii was then an j sir." I rejdied. "you recognize my New Goods Steamer THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Consolidated Soda Independent government, havinjr treaties ' ights." I do not accuse this man of CO. OF NEW YORK. with all the treaty-makin- g powers, and , bring accessory to his sergeant, or of j S. B. ROSE, Agent, Honolulu. that Mr. Dole, as President of the Ke-- , being a thief. I know, however, for a From the Orient Works Company, Ltd, public, was sworn to observe the cor.st!- - ; fact, that the quartermaster's sergeant MUSICIANS laws of Republic, which . of No. 9 General Hospital, Bloemfon- - i Tlie tut'on and that A HI A ftTTP TTTT7'MT7,T "Hf It-- WTO ATT included of course. Us treaties with i tein, sold riding breeches, boots, felt Coin ' hits nH rum 10rt rnl'rr.s hurt honn npi- - aeniune Jade Stone Bracelet j non" 1024 Beretania St. Telephone Main 334. P. O. Box 820. "The opinions which were expressed to sent-- to the men by the ladies of the Pearl?1, all sizes him varied, most of them bel:,.r strongly Ited Cross Society). The rum selling COOK'S MUSIC SCHOOL. Love bldg.. ! Special given TO In favor of disregarding neutrality ami in Itself was a criminal offense, and attention Fort St. Its methods are the result Hawaiian Nastincss giving the United States, unasked, all : these things he sold to niggers, or any TOURISTS who arc invited to of 30 years' experience In teaching. the use it required f the narror and c:ty ; orje who would buy them. An Austra-o- f visit our store. Honolulu. Several thought it would ifun applying for a pair of riding. PHYSICIANS. Japanese Ballasting fo. le proper to have Mr. Hatch, the Ha- - ''breeches was Informed there were none, Goods all marked in plain figure3 DR. JENNIE L. HILDEBRANDE. walian Minister In Washington, first ol- - yet twenty minutes later the knock-tai- n we 24S - as have but one price. Office, Beretania ave.; telephone Office: an expression of President McKin- j kneed police corporal was seen strut-ley- 's Blue 621. A very , AX wishes on the suhject. few. ting around in a brand new pair. Such 101S Smith St, near King. J I was one them, thought neu- - pre and of the facts. I know positively that i DR. W. HOFFMANN. Beretania St., trality should be .observed. My reason the sergeant profited to an enormous opposite Hawaiian Hotel. Hour. 9 to Cnrtlog Furnished and Setat 28c for this view wa that Congress could evtent Is it likolv tht miartprmastpr 11 m.; 1 3, ,7 to 8 p. m. time, Oriental Bazaar a. to and at any annex Hawaii if It desired. aid not get his share? These facts I Phone White 4S1. Ptr Lineal Foot I knew the position In Congress to ji(j not hide when questioned by the I thovght was : o Anywhere In town, according to the :nnexailon. an,i this the people who caused the inquiry to be DR. T. MITAMURA. Office, 1463 Nuu-an- u time to force the issue of annexation. !mn, - - hospitals Af- - TJ- -o rw.V, frrnfV,-r- r Qhonx I reunrdinir' " in South A .nr(II! in 152; office government specifications. In Is XJ a IXVI trfcVfitij iu &uuai'iit xhxim St.; Tel. White hours, iCatarrb 1 action this matter 1 i "Mr. 11.1. iiiuiniaiii wiui uie inpiitis ; 8 to 10 a. m., and 6 to 8 p. m., except i ; hai, Yokohama and San CONCRETE WORK guaranteed, and Hnv? you catarrh ? characteristic of the man. He learned themselves were excellent; the men in Sundays. f opinions of those by whom he was done at a very low price. . DiJ you ev- -r realize how nns y it the attendance were efficient and never Kranci?co. surrounded, then acted on his own : be constintly hawking, spitting a-- J. and shirked, but there were worms in the jW. O. ROGERS. M.D. Eye. Ear, Nose WHITE 8AND sold from $1.50 to li responsibility. I understand he instruct- j - choking. courss, y. u must keep wood. Men who are a standing dis- j and Throat; 1146 Alakea St. '11.75 per cubic yard, delivered. Of , ed Minister Hatch to Inform the State I -' LUNCH ch-nM- grace to the British army and the med- BEAVER ROOMS thror--t anJ r.AS.il Isl- ! SrecUI low price In CRUSHED your Department at Washington that the u-a- l is men i "1111' r'o-ces- s. - rrofession, and it these DR. J. UCHIDA. Physician and Sur- 1 rut it a verv UTr u:Kicn ands were at the disposal of the Govern- ; ROCK of all grades from No. to No. it-- cure who are responsible for the of I hatred H. NOLTE. Proprietor. geon; office, Beretania. between Fort C There is or.iy one wny to stop ment. However, before an answer was .y, ,.rrnv a nnrnc J. or rock sand. mu ! streets; office hours, 8 to cir.-.rr- h and there is only recelv ed from Department he j & Co. and Nuuanu S.0o your the State La(ly Itoherls inspected our hospital. Fort Street. Opposite Wilder 12 7 8 p. 1211 COMMON 'RAY. per day. r-n- a. m., to m.; Tel. White. v. i I it, d cvr; maile the tender of the Islands directly FIRST-CLAS- S SERVBD, one meJ'uir.e cure j Mr. They ( LUNCHES LARGE DRAY. J5.00 per day. tint - i likewise. Burdett Coutts. t n ctn-- th-- t U nr. Ha.'rruner's cn- to President McKinley. It was accepted, exactly I am VVltn -- OHee, soaa water. probably a said what savine. that lea. UNDERTAKERS, EHBALHERS. and our soldiers received willing efficient, I Ginger Ale or Milk, In they the men were and but Ask your 'or a bottle of warmer welcome Honolulu than that there were too few. and that the Open from 7 a. m. to 10 p. m TOWNSEND UNDERTAKING CO. tlni;fit did anywhere else, not excepting San .m,.r.,u ar.,1 Smokers' Requisites a Specialty. 3S3 Phone Blue 571. Biu lei him talk you cut of h..th i.ummno ' Beretania St.; aaia rruner's don't Francisco. . , i v.r - . Anl ive orJer for a it "One of the mot ardent annexation- - ...,,., ' socadsi. dlre-tc- anJ ycu ' .,,i o O Take Hal runer's ts J ists In Congress when asked by Mr. ' T,. " r U- - rr linn LiU.rr . V. V. 1 1 t. eJ . . . 1 . (. . . . TL't The Pacific Hotel u-- bottie wo.i t , tillf Sample Package of wi:i get perh np5 vie iiaicn nat ne iouorih ous,. w I r's tnent.e removing a plate on which 11S2 Opp. Club. ill cure you. any ; Union St., Pacific do it, but v about neutrality before action had $ . Roberts' Cream been taken replied emphatically. 'May as , . ,.. . I A lT1rIVfT, .TlriA T mosquito-prco- f, Wh-1t,,- er Newly furnished Rooms, 5k K.re.l thal KT, , mr " companions. He was i Ami (Jrooery. Chocolate thought course even. for his . sent electric lights, hot and cold h f First-clas- It neel no cream or ensrnr, it in all reaily Ji&prunzfs clpltate annexation or not. t do not Know. FRUITS AND VEGET. ABLES. s Table Board. for is the Chocolate on Probably did. ' MRS. HANA, Proprietor. .. It P.t tbe If vour drujlst havi't it send to he n,rrf.tt took his ,,iace a Beretania Street, corner Alakea. market at the present time. Medical Manufacturing Co., BELVTIOXS WITH THE LEGISLA- bullying cad. an unmitigated coward.! Fhor- - Blue 251L HaJpruner TURE. TRY IT, you win lie it 23 California Street, San Francisco. 2 and a most unpleasant man to look j NEW ORPHEUM hi When a.ked what Gov. Dole's attitude upon. He met his match in a burly BROS. & - ! COTTON CO. i toward and relations with the Ltgisla- Australian, a splendid fellow who had RESTAURANT ?. - IT. : I - . . , II i rtii-..;- i T- been wounded in both knees and could ! ENGINEERS AND GENERAL CON 125 Fort Street. plied: scarcely crawl. He draeged nimseir. TRACTORS. Beretania and Emma SU. Legislature of Hawaii repre- comrades, Bar-- j BEST MEALS. CLEANEST TABLES Groceries. "The first supported by two to QUICKEST SERVICE sented the strong reaction of the Hawai- tent. "What the h 1 is the t AND rett's - Plans and Estimates furnished for all HONOLULU. Are Ycu ian race, and wag made up largely of meaning of this theatrical perform- Contracting Work. IN Insured gainst Occident? irresponsible men. Many of the Hawai- worthy roared. "Why the j e!afsi of Prices Reasonable ht arrf?" that Boston Block. Honolulu ian voter had been to think devil don't you walk, you d d ma- - ! that the legislature could place the Mugger?" -- See here, my friend," re- - The Do!--- s pT.ice. be- Irarelera AM1nt fr. Queen In Gov. They pli-- the Australian, "you've sworn at j Y. YUEN TAT, New Tcnilory Restaurant 1 . I I f Is In ISTo. lieved, also, tint the Islands ouc'.t to in- - twir-e- IfrtfcT2. the Urgast the world GIG. I'm a sergeant: 1272 r.ear Kukul. be placed under municipal f rms of gov- M. T. No. Fort Street, JUST OPENED HONOLULU LODOK No. 6. P.. P. coun- Miller, of the Victorian I've ernment, with towns, cities and ir.et voti before: yes. before "you ban- - i 'iN BUILDING OPPOSITE O. E.. will in new ha!l. ot out-t- it THE NEW met their ties each supplied with a competent 1 Magersfontrln rreinher, Ldle'' every . i!ac. that thumb at rnfntr, CLUB STABLES. A. C. LOVEXIN ' VUVr ar.J Beretania streets, of paid oflic!..!-'- T!.re were not -- Cbem!e, Kit. .r:d shammed sick and wouldn't do klrt, J4 59. for tk Ttrritary II trnii. Fridiy evenlrg. A Targe line of ready-mad- e Mosquito Meals 25c. Tickets, Jffmt V.. our duty, and exenangeu to tne piaee s. 3 CtI By of the R. t : First-clas- order 12.) ;i always on band. Everything 403 Judd Building. II. D. COUZENS, Secretary. (Cont'r.u.-- on Tae f general hospital." Nits MARCH 24, s . !0 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. 1902.

- r "i ' r W 1 I I . 1 i mi wi I'F'ii i mil .I "ttih Wiiii ii" "tti n v'"t n mim ,' 0 1 0 s 2 &i ryYtti::K Five 0 jrt. Toomey 0 0 0 Beautiful s JLSJ) USEFUL s rq Presents THIS DAY The LOADED WITH ARRIVALS FROA Highest BOYS IN BLUE ISLANDS At Auction OTHER Grade. Transport Hancock Makes the List of Those Who Took Passage 1 Jewel C Hole Range. Kun From San Francisco in on Steamers Kinau and MONDAY, MARCH 24, We are agents for these 1 4 Door Refri- Less Than a Week. Garnej Cl&udine. caits and are offering them at gerator. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.. San Francieco prices. On the premises, 8 Union street, Mrs. The transport Hancock arrived from The steamer Kinau from Hilo arrived 1 Decorated China Dinner, Veltman. on account of leaving the San Kranci.co on Saturday morning and early on Saturday afternoon, with the docked at Naval Wharf No. l. She following passengers, goodly breakfast and Tea Set. city, will sell cabin a For racing, exercising and sailed from San Francisco on March 13, number of whom were Elks returning I down in I un-equal- ed (J and came a little less than a from the big browze on Hawaii: utility these carts are 1 Etehed la Complete . Furniture, Ferns! wet-k- The Hancock brought two days Col. Samuel Parker, Harry Couzens, for strength and Table Senlee. later mail and newspapers and sixty- - Dr. C. B. Cooper, Chas. D. Haorn, F. E. Bedroom Sets. Single and Double eight bags of mall. Captain Wilson is Richardson, H. W. Foster, A. E. Mur- lightness. I Complete Set or Table Beds, Cots, Bureaus, washstaads. master of the transport, having relieved phy, L. 11. Dee, Geo. Angus, C. E. Store, Garden Tools; also a large as Captain Strouve at Manila. Moore, Col. Harry Fisher. J. Watt, L. A. Silrerware and Cutlery. On board the Hancock are the band, Lloyd, Jr., Henry Roth, F. M. Brooks, Our stock of vehicles con- sortment of fine Ferns, etc., etc. headquarters and a battalion of the J. A. Scott, J. M. Sims, Guy Livingston, Tenth Infantry, 41S men in all; 14'J men M. E. Pricket and wife, J. Hayden. If. tinues to be the largest and of the United States Marine Corps, nine- T. J Achiles, H. Sloan, C. A. Doyle, Mrs. teen Hospital Corps men and 313 casuals. D. Nott. Miss E. Sargent. F. A. Green- most varied in Honolulu; our WILL E. FISHER, Thirty-on- e men from the Coast Artillery wood, C. W. Earle. A. V. Gear, F. B. buyer who has just returned of the stationed here also arrived on the trans McStocker, wife and son, C. M. Walton 1h9 price of each AUCTIONBDR port, as well as the soldiers, the families and wife. D. H. Hitchcock, A. R. Han- from the coast has picked out abre mentioned articles is $40. of some of the olticerd and a number of cock, K. Obayshi, F. Garbrecht, John carriage These will be given away on clerks are going through to Manila. Kelker, C. H. Gere. R. L. Boutlllier, T. the latest styles in July 1st to customers vrho pur- B0ARDK3AN LOTS Following is the list of cabin passen R. Keyworth. W. G. Walker, A. B. Loe-benste- in. goods. gers: Rev. S. L. Desha, J. M. Made-iro- s. chase goods of us on or after Tenth Infantry Colonel S. H. Lin J. Eilliller. Mrs. H. R. Bryant. Uarch 15, 1902. For the pur- coln. Major Kalph W. Hoyt. Capt. It. C. Bishop Willis. Capt. J. Ross. H. M. Al- pose of distributing these goods KINAU STREET, Van Vliet, Capt. Henry Klrby, Capt. exander, Miss Kate Cornweil. J. Radin, to C. J. T. Clarke. Capt. E. A. Root. Chap Mrs. R. Davidson, Ieander Beckley, A. to those entitled receive KAPiOLANI and lain Bernard Kelly, Lieuts. K. F. Wal W. Carter, H. C. Carter, A. F. Judd, Mrs: Pacific Vehicle them we will, commencing LUNALILO STREETS. ton, G. S. Turner, E. H. Cooke, John R. Scott, and 141 deck passengers. March 13th, present a number- E. Morris. J. O. Hannah. Ilobert U. The Kinau's cargo consisted of 03 purchase to Humber, E. It. Wilson. Walter L. Iteed, sheep, 1)9 hogs, 2 horses. 43 sacks of corn, & Co. ed certificate of BenJ. It. Wade; Col. Jesse M. Lee and 21 cords of wood and 124 packages of sun- Supply each purchaser of one dollar's Lieut. Chas. B. Hall. 30th Infantry; Capt. dries. worth of goods at our store. $1500 and $ir00 M. D. Cronln, 25th Infantry; Capt. Albert Early yesterday morning the steamer Beretania St., near Fort. This will be in addition to the Laws, 24th Infantry; Capt. J. E. Mahon-e- y. Claudine, from Maui ports, got in, bring- I U. S. M. C; Lieut. W. W. White, ing cargo made up of 5.000 bags of su- usual 5 per cent off for cash. EACH 13th Infantry: Lieut. Frank F. Jewett, gar, 4: bags of corn, 60 bags of taro, 150 97 S2 1st Infantry; Lieut. A. McGee, 9th bags of paiai, hogs and packages i ! p These desirable gifts are now Ocar ' l l ' vi"j')j"iiw.miwnii,i.uoiminiiMiyn.i miuwn i '" ., m in u a our large 1-- Cavalry: Lieuts. U. S. 'M. C. R. P. Wil of sundries. Her passengers were: H. P. miy exhibition in front 3 , liams. William Brackett. Waiter E. Noa Baldwin, J. G. Anderson, C. B. Wells, S. windows. They will be distrib- OAM and Earl H. Ellis; Past Asst. Surgeon R. Crook, L. I. Agnew, George Harri- uted fairly among our custom- Balance on time. H. D. Wilson. U. S. N.; Contract Sur- son and wife, T. F. Sedgwick. F. Ganzel, ers, and In accordance with geons, V. S. A., Albert P. Besing, Chas. J. 11. Howat, Thos. Nott, Rev. T. Gomi, K. Freeman and Ernest K. Robert; Den T. Vamashita, Antone Ferrelra, K. Sa-dayu- sa. EViade law. E. FfSHER, tal Surgeon John 1). Milliken, U. S. A.; Ah Look, Miss L. Hussey, H. T. to Order WLL Jules Uri. Vet. Surg., 6th Cavalry; Mrs. Hayselden and wife, Mau Sing, G. Schu-ma- n, Real Estate Agent and Auc- R. W. Hoyt. Mrs. M. D. Cronln, Miss C. H. Bellina, T. H. Hayselden and Hannay, Mrs. R. C. an Het and two wife, D. K. Hayselden, E. McCann, W. J. FOR LADIES OR GENTLE- tioneer. children. Mrs. E. A. Root, Miss Mary Coelho and 42 deck. MEN ON SHORT NOTICE. Cor. Merchant and A la Lea Sts. Poole. Mrs. H. D. Wilson, surgeon. XT. S. N.; Mrs. J. G. Hannah, Mrs. R. C. Hum-b- r, child and nurse; Mrs. W. L. Reed, LOST W.W. Dimond & Co, Mrs. 15. R. Wade, Miss Marie Lowe NEARLY Mrs. O. A. McGeo. Mrs. J. F. Presne'.l and son, John M. Sylvester, Mrs. Sylvos- - SAOKESTACK LIMITED, er, L. B. Alexander, clerk quartermas ter's department. Miss Daisy Doane. 57 King Street, Lands Is Honolulu. The Hancock coaled yesterday and The Factory expected to leave for Manila late this The steamer W. G. Hall, from Koloa, afternoon. arrived about 5:30 o'clock yesterday Ts under management of a competent man (OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO morning with 2,000 bags of sugar and the the following passengers: C. Strtkewaldt, wbo has had years of experience in one of the For A GREAT WHITE Dr. Derby and Imashimbo. She brought reports of the following fiiar reaJy for largest establishments of its kind in Japan. SAILING VESSEL shipment on Kauni: ARA BIC K. S. M.. 1W9: V. K., 12iV); Wak., 11,130; G. R.. 60; McB.. 13,0ci0; L. P.. 47; 11. Sale The finest sailing vessel which has M.. 2i.2: M. S. Co.. SOW. The Ladies Cooh'Pg Iron Reefs long1 The Kauai was lying at Hanamaulu, Is for been in Honolulu harbor for a wailing to discharge freight and the ini? Is the 2:19-to- n American ship Mikahala was discharging at Makaweli. Are especially invited to inspect our stock. We Edward Sewall, which arrived from The schooner Ada was lying at Koloa ( l'ine LOTS Oyster Harbor on Saturday, after a waiting to discharge. The Waialeale also carry a fine of JAPANESE GOODS IV KING STREET was at Waimea and will probably leave Is Cheap atd Everlasting. trip of sixteen clays. for Honolulu today. which are imported direct from Japan. TRACT, from 1.400 to $1,250 Her master is Captain Quick, and she. Coming from Nawiliwili to Koloa the brought 2.500 tons of coal for the Inter-Islan- d smokestack guy carried away and the a lot, formerly known ay G. N. Navigation Company. She will smokestack was almost lost overboard. load sugar here for New York. The Hall had to put back to Koloa to Why Buffer from the heat when Wilcox's premises. The Edward Sewall is a compara- fix her stack and arrived here yesterday tively new ship, this being her second with it, literally speaking, in a s.ing. voyage, and her first trip to the Isl- It rained hard on Kauai all day Fri- it can be remedied for a trifl- and?. She was built in Bath, Maine, day and Saturday. The sea was very by the Arthur Sewall Company, which rough in the channel coming home. HOTEL TWENTY LOTS IN M ANOA owns the ships Itoanoke, Shenandoah, STHEET. ing cost? We guarantee our Dirigo, Arthur Sewall, Iroquois and VALLEY, formerly Montano's W. I'. Frye. Captain Quick was here a year ago SHIPPING NOTES. work. For estimates and far- Tracf, $2,500 a lot. with the Henry Viliard. Captain Sew- all, who commanded the Edward Sew- The transport Hancock sails for Manila all on her maiden voyage, was relieved this afternoon. ther particulars apply to,... by Captain Quick. Mate Cole, of the The steamer Tampieo is due from Se- Sewail, was here a couple of years ago attle tomorrow. Ingham's Australian FOUR HUNDRED LOTS IN in the ship Henry li. Hyde. The transport Meade is due from San The Edward Sewall is lying at the today. California Feed Go. K AlULANI TRACT, from $200 Pacific Mail wharf; she Is painted Francisco whit all over, and is a splendid look- The Sierra is expected from the Col- Queen and Nuuanu Siretta. er. Her bridge runs clear from one onies tomorrow morning. to $250 a lot. I end of the ship to the other. The British schooner yacht Laurel may Another arrival on Saturday was the j sail for Fanning Island today. American schooner. Captain Waldvvick, I The Ke Au Hou picked up a mall boat (citron scented.) sixty-on- e days from Newcastle, with Preparations She was in stream FIFTY LOTS IN KEKIO coal. anchored the The S. S. Eureka arrived at Kahului EXTRACT (oil) . . . . TOOTH last night. from Honolulu last Wednesday. ... SOAP. POWDER. Yesterday morning the old familiar TRACT, opposite Mateo Island barkentine Klikitat, Captain Rose, ar- The Vmrk Gerard C. Tobey was moved Sole Agents for Islands, rived from Port Ludlow with lumber, to the Quarantine wharf yesterday. $600 a lot. having made the trip in thirty days. The barkentine W. H. Dimond will sail As usual, she had an immense deck-loa- d. for San Francisco with sugar today. She, like the Olga, anchored in The U. S. S. Albatross is twelve days the stream. from San Francisco bound for Honolulu. HONOLULU DRUG CO. On Saturday the bark II. P. Rithet. Last Monday the S. S. Hyades sailed Captain McPhail. sailed for San Fran- sugar, from Kahului for San Francisco, with Fort ONE HUNDRED LOTS IN cisco with and the schooner 55,775 bags of sugar. 926 Street. H. s James Bruce, Captain Miller, for The rough weather of the past few-day- A. II. OTIS. OTTO A. BIERBACH. KAPIOLANI TRACT, at $500 Puget Sound. has compelled the dredger at Pearl v Harbor to suspend operations. "IT a lot. Last Tuesday the schooner Compeer. HANALEI'S LAUNCH Captain Laping, arrived at Kahului, 23 days from Columbia River, with lumber. J IS UNRECOVERED On March 15, the barkentine Wrestler, arriages Captain Nielson, arrived at Kahului, 120 ; days from Newcastle, via Sydney, with ! AKD coal. j jPtsre revving The steamer Hanalei arrived from ) Methods - , The American bark St. Catherine, Cap- Punaluu at 9:4j a. rn. yesu-rday- with tain Saunders, sailed from Hilo for San Are found at new-vigo- r For further particulars apply to 7..:S bass of sugar. She had bad luck the Honolulu Brewery. There's nn the trip, losing her gasoline launch of sugar, as follows: Hawaii Mill, 2'o; and strength in every drop of V2,'S3i; Oiaa, 5X.i, at Punaluu in twenty-eig- ht fathoms of Houimu, !'7; Onomea, LATEST STYLES water. and 14 bundles hides. j Last Tuesday morning the launch was Purser Beckley of the Kinau reports LOW PRICES lowered but was found to be out of or- the following sugar on Hawaii: Waia- - phi KVn); 2""0; - der, and was accordingly hooked on and kea, Hawaii Mill Co., Waina- I 'mm): hoisted up aKain. When high enough ku Onomea. 14.000: Pepeekeo. And not a bit of harm in a barrel. Order a case ! 9;5--, 1L the donkey ensine man as unable to Honorau, i7; Onomea, 12.!0; Olaa. from the brewery for home ue. i.e. hut off the steam, and the winch con- hoe, 15mo; Honokaa, 4""0; Punaluu, .. f tinued operating. Consequently a boat j HoffscWaeger fall carried away, letting the launch into Per Ventura. Telephone Main 341. Co., the sea. where she unhooked from the i & Company other fall and sank to the bottom. The following passengers are booked LIMITED, The place where the launch sank was to arrive on the Ventura from San Fran l.uojed and two attempts were made to cisco next weanesuay: locate thr- - launch, which ended in failure. ISLAND RICE. 29 King St., near Bethel. IfinAi, The depth of water where the accident B. H. Smith and wife. Mrs. D. C. Mc- - Estate ht -- ic- occurred is twenty-eis- fathoms. i.auennn, cniiii ana governess, a. l. j WHOLESALE ONLY, The launch cost about J1.3", and the ltuiihlin. W. P. Jones and wife. Edwin j Hanalei and Maun.t lxa arc the only Goodall, w ife and child. S. N. Palmer and Campbell Meek. Inter-Islan- d steamers which possess friend, Mrs. Patterson. J. L. Champlin Fort stieel launches. and wife. Mr. Smith and wife. Bishop AT DIRECT FROM NEW YORK. The Hanalei had not completed load- Nichols. Miss Nichols. A. J. Campbell. .... CHtCHTSTCR'S ENGLISH ing when she sailed, but the sea was wife, child and maid. G. S. Dearborn, J. rough Ryan. Soden Party. Col. Skinner, D. Pi-ni- getting so at Punaluu on Friday I. New striped and flared fancy EtlnYROYAL PILLS tliat Captain lV.?erso:i decided to leave 1 W. Boies, Alexander Sclater. Dr. M. E. for ladles' Skirts. line of for Honolulu. No connection could be Grossman, Mrs. C. A. Hutchlns. H. K. Nr 1 1 1 1 1 ft- m ! It 4" 1 v. Swisses. Very pretty ad- l fnT made at HoTioka.i or Kukuih!e iand-i!.i;- s. Waitv. Mrs. Waitv and child, Mrs. H. M. orer Embroidery. It w is reported by tel. phi. ne th.tt L. Walker. .Mr. Haas. Robert Slaughter, j von Hamm -Youn Co. l i - ,,9 i mi.vnm I U ImlU-- 1 ti:e Not-a- was Ivinc at Waipio svith no 'wife and child. W. It. Raugh. .Misses: u. IScripps. Mr. wife and 2 chrt- - J W. L. FLETCHER 7-- l'rtl. lre:i:t t out. Pier,ty of r;ia Ml at K Hitchcock, 1 - Gedga ft !. Crossing the clnr.ru coming home bin 'dren. J. W. Hosmer and wife, E. C. Pet- j Cottage. Richards and Hotel Et3 I - , sc. is and strorg r.orth-faster- ly winds 'ers. W. B. Mcle an. Prof. A. L. Graeb- O. 363. 521 UirCUtta P. Box Tel. Blue. etiumr i'LtLA, l'A, uc"c p:tt with. ; tier, Mrs. Banham. QUEEN STREET HONOLULU THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MARCH 21, 1902. 11

master at Makawao. He and his broth- THE er, SI. A. Tavares. have recently pur- BISHOP SCO., BANKERS LEAKALA'S chased the residence and store of the For Diabetics late James Anderson. ESTABIilSirED IX 1S5S. Bank Hawaii ! Prof. T. F. Sedgwick, of the Hono of lulu Agricultural Station, is at Ereh-wo- n LIMITED. Cattle Station, Kula. and has been Banking Department. ORY spending the wek in planting potatoes. incorporated under the Laws of the SATISFIGX SNOW FIELD J. G. Anderson Jr.. having settled up Transact business In all departments Territory of Hawaii. the affairs of his uncle, recently de- of tastdoer. ceased, sails for Honolulu today, and la Ootfiectkros carefully attended to. GLUT Pa;d-U- p , EN company with Mrs. Anderson, will re- Exchange bought and sold. Capital $600.00 turn to Salt Lake City by the steamer Rfserve . , . . 50.000 of the 16th. Impressive Sight L. R. Crook of Wailuku goes to Ho- I'nSivijed Profits 163,000 nolulu today to take part in the run- Commercial and Travelers' Letters of WAS'KT ning races of the approaching athletic Credit issued on the Bank of California WAFE for People of field day. and N. M. Rothschild & Sons. London. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. Correspondents: The of Califor- Henry Alexander of California is the Bank Charles M. Cooke President guest Mrs. II. Baldwin, nia. Commercial Banking Co- - of Syd- of his sister, P. ney, i'P. C. Jones Vice President AT of Spreckelsville. Ltd., London. C! M fnni-- P Cashier Maui. C. Atherton Assistant Cashier THE REAL CAl'SE OF DANDRUFF H. Waterhouse, F. W. Macfarlane. JE. Tenney. AND BALDNESS. Drafts and cable transfers on China D. J. A. McCandless aad LEWIS & CO. IT and Japan through the Hongkong and C. H. Atherton. EQUINOCTIAL At one time dandruff was attributed Shanghai LIMITED. to be the result of a feverish condition Banking Corporation and Chartered Bank of India, Australia and De- of the scalp, w hich threw off the dried Ofc a. Commercial and Savings Leading Grocer ST0RA RAGING cuticle in scales. in partments. Professor Unna, Hamburg. Germany, 1060 FORT ST. j noted authority of skin diseases, ex plodes this theory, and says that dand- Strict attention given to all No Trace of Kihei's Missing Car- germ Interest allowed on term deposits at 4-- ruff Is a disease. . following 2 Two Telephones 240 9 ? ? germ is really responsible for the rates per annum, viz: branches of Banking. Polo Games in This Reiren days notice, at 2 per cent. penter the dandruff and for so many bald S per It can be cured if it is gone Three months, at cent. - head. way, Six months, at ZM per cent. iuii Bull Jin? Fort Street Two Place. about In the right way. The right 4 per of course, and the only way, Is to kill Twelve months, at cent. No the germ. Trust Department More Dread MAUI. March 22, 1902. A severe equi- Newbro's Herpicide does this, and Co. causes the hair to grow luxuriantly, Act as trustees under mortgages. Hawaii Land noctial storm is In progress on Maul. just as nature intended It should. Mwiifls estates, real and personal. 0FTHtDental OUR It began yesterday morning, the 21st. Collect rents and dividends. LIMITED. Chair con- Talaable papers, wills, bonds, etc., and the furious northeast gale still DEATH reoflfred for safe keeping. tinues, driving in heavy downpours of SUDDEN OF rain. Accountant Department. - New York Dental Parlors lamb-lik- There Is nothing e about this A. B. SCRIMGEOUR Auditors for corporations and pri- Capital Stock $100,000 THE DENTAL. SPECIALISTS. latter part of March, despite the say- vate firm. ing. Books examined and reported on. Capital, paid up $58,080 During the early morning of the 17th, Well-Know- n Expert Accountant Statements of affairs prepared. All examination are free. We win WATCH adjoin- Trustees on bankrupt or insolvent es- tell you In advance exactly what your a portion of East Maui and the work will cost. ing ocean was the scene of an electric Stricken by Heart Disease tate. storm of unusual violence. For several Office. 924 Bethel street. OFFICERS: hours the roar of thunder and the flash Yesterday Morning. Savings Department. HO PUTES of lightning were Incessant. A gentle W. C. Achl. President and Manafer rain without a strong wind accompa- Deposits received and Interest allow- M. K. Nakulna Vlce-Freslde- nt Scrimgeour, the expert account- ac- nied the electric display. In the after- A. B. ed at 4ft per cent per annum, In J. Makalnal Treasurer snow-cappe- d ant, who died yesterday morning shortly cordance with rules and regulations, noon Just after the rain, on Secretary nftf-- r 12 disease, was copies of which may be obtained Enoch Johnson WORK, Ilaleakala presented a spectacle so o'clock of heart application. grandly beautiful as to merit comparl-- 1 buried yesterday afternoon with Masonic a J. Holt Auditor son with the lofty peaks of the Bolivian j honors from the Masonic Temple, the es Insurance Department. 20,000 high, seen photo- - a member of Hawaiian feet and deceased being Agents for FIRE, MARINE. LIFE, SO LD CROWNS S. graphed by Sir Martin Conway. The Lode No. EMPLOYERS' LIA- BOARD OF DIRECTORS: PORCELAIN CROWNS 6.tO sirmmit. with its four highest peaks, Mr. Scrimgeour was apparently a ACCIDENT and healthy muii even the day befoie his BILITY INSURANCE COMPANIES. Jonah Kumalae, S. M- - Kanakanul. BRIDGE WORK. PER TOOTH .. 5.M was completely covered with snow, Insurance office, 924 Bethel street. BET OP TEETH 8.00 which extended quite a distance down death, and was on the streets and J. M. Kea. SILVER FILLINO . M tendini; to his business as usual on 'NDFF SAID. the mountain side. It was more than day. Death occurred at his resiuenee on Teeth extracted without pain. a "snow-cap,- " it was a "snow-field- ," Fort street. Mr. Scrimgeour left shone effect was uijer some ISO BBSS The above Company will buy, lease We use the best materials teeth, and when the sun the no relatives in Hawaii, although for B2tU BBfit or sell in all parts of the Ha- gold, rubber, etc., and all work Is fullr dazzling in its brilliancy and beauty, past he has been engaged to a i lands time - 1 Bfl Islands, has houses in . and also entirely satisfactory. i . ,i r ihiu i t tit, nrn SB waiian guaranteed to be the heavy circle of fleecy clouds just u:i 13 the city of Honolulu for rent. Any work that should not prove satis- the snow line addiner heitrht to in Scotland forty-nin- e years ago. and g.j H factory will be attended to free of the mountain and grandeur to the' came to Honolulu sixteen years ago from M charge. sfnp The nicttir as then seen will New Zealand. During liis career here he n C3 our Instruments are thoroughly one the best expert ac- H a All long be remembered. was considered of Kl 8 Si BanKlfd steritized, and every napkin antiseptic H. F. In the city, and his services 18 lecie countants H Hours: 8 a. m. to p. m.; Sundays, MISCELLANEOUS. were in constant demand, both by pri- U Mil Saturday 15th. vate corporations and firms as well as n FJ I a. m. to 12 m. afternoon, the there ses- - H ..- - ... o",mt.a o t nnrl at. by the Kiivtrnment During tne hrst El n he was H Rum 4. Elfte Building, Hotel St. is probable Wailuku n of the Territorial legislature H H rain. It that the 'oyed by n Snbscribed Capital, Yen 24,000,000 Ladles In attendance. Players win challenge Makawao experts H M W in the near future. I when the Income Tax law. passed by a Paid Up Capital, Yen 18,000,000 IIOBMAH The Makawao Literary Society wi!ljthat legislature went into effect last aw a Yen meet at Mr. S. E. Taylor's residence, yt.ar Ir. Scrimgeour was empowered by w ma Reserved Fund, - 8,500,000 Hamakuapoko, next Friday evening. 'Tax Assessor Pratt to look over the ta H WE . rr . - ...... 1 " I ,IJAnnlti In .1 .....1w I'. . r-- tfliq- ...M YOKOHAMA, me .m. x ne mefimg jiu.iipiirvj uuun.s ui mms m ( n HEAD OFFICE: from the 21st on account of inclement crepanou-- s were ueneeu to nae ouu:rcu H M Interest Allowed. ; H . In returns. weather. the a 4 HAVE Upon of his brother ; B On fixed deposit for 12 months, per No trace of Hashegava, the Kihel the sudden death H M about two years ago, Mr. Scrlmseour B cent per annum. carpenter, has as yet been found. Manu- - ; 6 per 18th, succeeded to the business of the gj On fixed deposit for months, 34 IDEAS though Tuesday afternoon, the thej facturers Harness Company, a the cor- - , Tl cent per annum. police were hostily summoned to Kihel i ner of Fort and King streets, which he ; Shifting Cares 3 months, 3 per That are worth more than ? On fixed deposit for NOTICE on account of the discovery of a hors j nai, been conducting ever since. He was uj money to those desiring the belonged worn. cent per annum. and saddle believed to have also an earnest supporter or me k col-elctl- on j The bank buys and receives for be3t tf. the missing Japanese. It proved a of the Hawaiian Jockey Club, and his PJ ALL PERSONS OWING ACCOUNTS services in connection with the arrange- - g The operations of the Trust Bills of Exchange, issues Drafta to the Austin Publishing Company false alarm. Credit, transacts a Between five six inches of min mem 01 iius j em s jiieei win , sa Company,-- commend them and Letters of and will please pay the same to Mr. E. A. and missed. b''J general banking business. I Mott-Smit- h. - In localities. at his office In the ttan- fell yesterday The funeral services were conducted at H selves to persons ot advanced Photographs building, April 1. 6114 F. is acting M genwald before Antone Tavares rost .1 nVlnrk under fhe ausnices of Hawaiian n years; also to widows and Lodpre. Worshipful Master Fred Whit- ra who wish to shift the We have the experience and ney officiated, assisted by Kight Wor.-hip- - others Branch of Yokohama Specie Bank. - of Republic building, Honolulu, H. T. facilities to carry our ? ful Master O. E. White. The pad bear- n care property. New the , lodge. in- t ers rtre membtTJ of the The t r-- ideas into execution. cemetery. terment took place in Nutianu Claus Spreckels. TVm. G. Irwin- - Hawaiian Trust Co , LIS. & Bankers. Come and tee our samples. BASKETBALL ON rt tjtroot a Claas Spreckels Co., B BE BOB BSU HONOLULU, H. T. COLLEGE CAMPUS BBSS BBKB EB8iBSBBBBBKBBBSS3SES&B3BBB3 SAN FRANCISCO AGENTS THIS of Sheet Music Depart- NEVADA NATIONAL BANK OF Rice & Perkins This store has one the largest of basketball between the oon as The frame BAN FRANCISCO. lMIOTOGKAPIIECS, ments in America. All of the new music as Oahu CollcKe and Y. W. C. A. teams, EXCHANGE ON published. Every month we issue a .Uusic Du'.'.jtin giving which was to have been played, but DRAW Oregon Block. Entrance on rainy weather 13AN FRANCISCO The Nevada Na- - a list of new music. If you wish us to mail this Bulletin postponed on account of l tional Bank of San Francisco. college n, Street. and the illness of two of the ran LONDON The Union Bank of Xom-do- Union to yo i frt-- r ac'i month, send name and aJJreiS. We players, will be played this afternoon at UTMITKD Ltd. 3 o'clock on the college campus, weather in Exchange Na-- for music published at NEW YORK American charge but 25c copy, permitting. The teams and omciais are OFFICERS. of new and very popular vocal and as follows: 50c. line is a brief list H. P. Baldwin President CHICAGO Merchants' National Bank. . Y. V. C. A. Vice-Preside- Lyonnals. pit-ces- Oahu College. nt PARIS Credit instrumental J. B. Castle First Bank. Forwards. Vice-Preside- BERLIN Dresdener W. M. Alexander.Second nt AND YOKOHAMA Carrie Crewse Lucy Roth Treasurer HONGKONG M.E. COUNTER Each 25c Postage ic extra Florence Hall Alice Jones J. P. Cooke Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Center. W. O. Smith Secretary rnmnrntlnn. Julie Damon Irmsard Schaefer George R. Carter Auditor NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA Jeweler and VOCAL INSTRUMENTAL CJuard. RanV nf fifur ZA.land. Lagl-,- Dickey VANCOUVER Bank -- A-ti- -t Souaa' Belle AND A Pi-to- re Cm IVnt." "Invincible " Lateet Florence Uiil VICTORIA fcf O-- Stella Love f British North America. Silversmith. ".Vh.-- Th- - H.rv.i--t y Are O'er." Marcb. Katherine Hamestad Sugar actors :. I j y GrT." "Ca"iMa'? SrvtnMi Intrmt xzo. Substitutes Oahu ColitRe: Carlotta rronsaci o General Barking 5 Eidionoe Business "Fo' Ste." "The Ohio." March an 1 Two St?p. Stewart. I.uberne Marshall, Irene Fish- irt'Tn Cef-ice.- made on Southern Cirl " er. May Frasher. May 1'aty. Y. Y. C. A.: Deposits Received, Loans Commission Merchants A nnrnvpn Spcuritv. Commercial and A "Iliry Yoa'r tte .s'ellett Girl." "Mosquito randf." Hilda I.tdorer. Jessie Frazur. - REPAIRING t of Ei- R.-f- Mr. Bills v'..n H- -r .v t." "Hunky D rr Cak-- Wn'k." ret A. T. lirock. Umpires Travelers credits Issued. "You Hve llf n Thin Ca-- - and Fred Younj?. I.ine.-me- Dr. AGENTS FOR thange Bought and Sold. VtT in Ywur Own Hack Yrd." "Ricketr W'k." Ilailcv "Janic-"- ?I -- A. M. Smith, Mr. Miller, Harry Wilder COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY SPECIALTY "When T.: Aatasn Leaves Are re.iith V.Vi.e." Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co., "snoky Mokes Cake Wslk an,i Clar. nte Cooke. Scorer Miss Lilian ACCOUNTED FOR. H.Kcn. Tim. keeper Mr. liurns. Haiku Sucrar Company, Fine A??ortmcnt of Paia Plantation Company. Sldtlrrss all on question Nahiku Sugar Company, Hawaiian Jewelry.. A P"'l of the Senate the Company, C.33EEWER&COs tftterM to r Senators by popular vote, Kihei Plantation ff pro- Company, LIMITED. mi m. Order thirty-on- e Hawaiian Su?ar wmmtwtwm r sa Jlait shmvi'd in favor of the Street, Honolulu. II. L Strret, Love B'ldg. 8 ft V.'.Z' 6an franci 5co, Department posed constitutional amendment, nine- Kahulul Railroad Company, and Queen Fort B twenty-thre- e nun-c-oir- B. Line, I ' teen opposed, and A. and AGENTS FOR I 1 L V. t.il. Edward May, Emily F. Whitney, Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono- - "W. B. Flint. tnea Sugar Company, Honornu fcugar Company, Wailuku Sugar Company, . mm " I1-- "' I Company, Ookala Sugar ...i. r - F I S T Makee Sugar 7THE CLAKK improved system of Auto- OF VALUE. THE It Plantation Company, Ilaleakala POiriTS Ranch Company. Kapapala Ranch- - matic Intercommunicating Tele- Planters' Line and Shipping Company. San Francisco Packets, Chas. I .ro wer g all are-offerin- AvciJs salaries of operators and central phones which we to thepublic 1. a rn.'a T.n nf Boston Packets. office expenses. agents Boston Board of Underwriters. a long, felt want. OF HAWAII, LTD. or un is filling .perfect and uninterrupted day and agents for Philadelphia Board especially applicable for use in 2. Gives derwriters. It is night service. Standard Oil Company. factories, sugar Capital, $250,000.00. small towns, plantations, Permits communication being made at will of LIST OF OFFICERS: 3. President Cecil Brown C. M. Cooke, President; George K. ? mills, warehouses, etc. the party calling. Vice-Preside- nt M. P. Robinson f (j Robertson. Manager; E. F. Bishop. V ?- Cashier W. G. Cooper r l sr.':- Everyone his own operator. Simply 4. Allows any number of conversations to be Treasurer and Secretary; Col. W. F. Principal Office: Corner Fort ad C. Jones, H. Water-- carried on at the same time without interference, King street. Allen. Auditor: P. turn the dial and ring the bell. Instant house, G-- R. Carter, Directors. desired. insuring strict privacy when desired. communication with the parties 1 1 SAVINGS DEPOSITS received and JUHEI ISHIZUKA Interest allowed for yearly deposits at AGENCY OF the rate of 44 per cent per annum. ' IM . . .7'.; Y W E Rules and regulations furnished poa BANK, LTD ..GH application. KEI HIN electrical Engineer VINEYARD ST. Room 6, mclntyre Building Fresh California Fruit Transact General Banking and Ex- change business. SOS. KOKOLULU, H. T. PEACHES, APRICOTS, APPLES AND OFFICE, TOKYO, JAPAN - 'Phone msin ORANGES, 3EAD DRAW EXCHANGE CM FIRST FOR THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS OCCIDENTAL FRUIT STORE EXCLUSIVE AGENT , YOKOHAMA, 1 1 NATIONAL BANE. ! Phont 141- - 4!akea and Kin eta. ttllTII fINT y THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MARCH 24, 190 H s ! !! G. F. HERRIGX, . Manager. PAUL it. ISHNEEHS. in Company, Ltd. Preslir nt. has. F. Merrick Carriage Not the ' Whole Thing" But The neat, uolby. stylish aivi tastefal work that we are ilaily riiplaying entitles lis to a place at tt e head of tie process oa w hich we proposed to keep. WVre not stand- V ing still. We're going ahead and can ttke you along with us if you'll say the word. A For artistic novelty and richness of design, no goo Is equal ours. In our Repository aie some styles unlike anything in caiiiagetloni. SOLE AGENTS COLUMBUS BUGGY COMPANY.

g'."'.'- - " " HARTWELL WHAT P&U L H EU M AS H Dl D Thrum's HO s in- - John :. AndradesVP-TO-D- a u Livery and Boarding Stables ON HAWAII IN SOUTH AFRICAN WAR Window Display LIMITED. (Continued from Page 9.) OF 521 (Continued from T&ge 9.) fh nallvps that th:s : BERETANIA ST tll He awoke WRITER'S SUPPLIES was the American method, and that ' was cutting his throat. h i mnrpnostpr.- - - a a -nil a. XJJlT lit vciuiu riula iiml i - - - - vll strurlf- licht.- and ous municipal government bill which j when he saw the gashes in his tent and ARB BUT SAMPLES OF THE Have in Stock and NEWEST AND BEST IN NOTB to American institutions. J rage knew no bounds. was hostile -- AND ENVELOPES OHer Sale CITY And this has been the basis, so far as I j Turn out the guard!" he screamed, PAPER for like-hi- m. DEMANDS; can learn, of the main charge against j and the guard turned out, cursing FOR FASHION'S ' wise, and the picket line woke up. "WHITE AND PREFERRED - j STORE "The Hawaiian senate, which Is com- Now there were pickets all around the SHADES. BUIL-D1N- G posed of fifteen members, fortunately had ; hospital, except on the side where a i& 'jt4 r - i a majority OI one auiung iu wuoina- ' ixaiur Kraal muuu. ji naa iunaiu tive members, and between that small kraal that our friends ran, the guard otlA Cinv Tr1f the Territory in y,ryt nnrciiit Tha nipht was dAl-k- . as LETTER AND NOTB has been saved from disastrous legisla-- i have said, and barbed wire is painful, TABLETS FOR FOREIGN 'Phone tion. But Dole himself had to take upon hence, no doubt, the yells of the Jew ROOFINO his shoulders all the calumny and abuse when he stumbled across some that the MAIL. in- - PAPER Main 301 which unscrupulous ingenuity could . engineers had put up around a trench, BUILDING vent. j Our friends in the meantime were in PRESERVATIVE PAINT I they TUBLIC LAND MATTERS. a plight. Not for worlds would DAIRIES. CALENDARS AND ; drop the spoils of that daring robbery BOILER AND STACK PAINT "Some of the newcomers in Hawaii DESKjPADS FOR 1902. : and run into the veldt They wished have wished the public lands thrown 3 INSULATING COMPOUND open for settlement, and claim that Gov. J to prove to their comrades in tent C large owners in- - that they were men of their word. But AND ROOF PAINT Dole has favored land ; reftch-unfounde- BRIDGE stead of small. This claim is absolutely .what could they do? They had d. ALSO THE Mr. Dole for years had the kraal and were groping around in THE sought to obtain legislation which would the dark. At any minute some insane favor small land holdings, and it is only j Kaflir might come out with a torch, REFINED SUGARS, conditions, as, for in- - ' and then klink, and six months to awaiian Annual certain natural i stance the difficulty of obtaining a mar-- : think over rast sins. Cube and Granulated. - ,. i v. -- f nf ami nark- - CELEBRATED Ket tor sraaii crops mu wi? m,a rru h.m stnmhled. the expense attending the production of su-- ages In his arms flew all over the place, For 1902, PAINT OILS, industry of the An idea seized him; he had stumbled - 2 irar which Is the main refer- Time- Islands requiring large areas of land over a Kaffir oven made of two stones, Tia handiest reliable Lucol and Linseed. re" with very extensive Irrigation systems "Jim. have you got your truck?" ence dook of rxa.waIiM.il in- it is only these conditions which have "Safe as a house, me bhoy." extant. Price, 75c STEAM COVERING, V success to "Mine's lost. Here goes. Make for formation PIPF Prrtaa GuonDosis caused so small a degree of per copy, or 85c each, by s m Ul siuau I ay ....i. , Reed's Patent Elaatlo Section Dole ellorts ine directum uiai aim 6" ! land holdings. But. all Ahe same, he Is there's no fence or ditch between this mall. Covering. charged with Deing an in ana ii. views regarding public land matters, and . A huge stone went through the mud INDURINE, this charge Is harped upon." J wall .of a nigger's castle, out came GL THRUM, THOS. Water-pro- of Cold "Water Paint, JUDICIARY OF , tne. nigger. Diazing mau. aiiu w handsomest finished ;rxl3 now on hand STATE OP THE In and Large stccx of the " STATIONER, ETC., Inside and outside, white .. . 'hut nnnnsite. The two DroDrietors Of colors. Gen. Hartwell was questioned concern- - 103 Fort Street. ------hut. wlthoUt much ado. lng the conditions oi tne judiciary or ine, -- " resnective Now Lino of Extension Tablos .s.and. and whether the Judges Partici-- ent 'or each othert FILTER PRESS CLOTH ' ia quarter sawed oak and beautifully finished. P"TS,t0yOuesteion repHea. "which the whole kraal. The fun waxed fast Linen and Jute. he ftnd furious. when the guard rushed u. Bells! CEMENT, LIME AND BRICKS nanas or tne iTesiuem. x : r v t'on at the and every Kaffir , prefer now not to express myself on the , trifle mad. Each . . . : i - indulging In . t& man and woman was suujeci. parity ueua use aj on hadai Our entire new stock ol furniture at this time is complete. harm that has been done in Hawaii good old scrap, the like of which Bells! in thaconnectlon that I might easily not been seen n years Unfortunately appear to be exaggerating it if I should the incriminating goods were found m &GEHTS FOB . . . . . OI COME AND SEE US. , lha Urnal"--- - or rather that OortiOn unaeriaK. w inio ; . dronD'ed. so the WESTERN SUGAR REFINING CO., i..i Ma law two toor nigcers were run in and SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. :o:-- ii 0..m ' Bells! nractlce fin,?d two d3VS Pav- - May. and LOCOMOTIVE WORKS, THE STAR'S COMMENT. ' During the months of June SALDWIN July we treated 2.800 patients. Of these. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Coyne Furniture Co., Ltd. Editorially the Star comments on the ; 430 Aied mostly of enteric fever, other-- All Kinds, Shapes Sizes above as follows: wise known as typhoid. Out of these MILL CO., Progreea Block. Fort and Beretania Streets. our hundred odd were sent in to us SEWELL UNIVERSAL arrival of Governor Dole in average Percentage of Manufacturers of National Cane iSniSn Roosevelt will be J dytag. The President. - Shredder, New York. tne &iu- t " you complete Hawaiian . V tment We will install one for ationPaccurate.yand . con- - ; Ir case wbere at just-- He is bejjn PARAFFINE PAINT COMPANY, el rronfii Willi LKfuuiitir li uuicm ui ! epidemic times. The women were a and in first class working order, for ?4. San Francisco, Cal. ecutive and unquestionably more F"B Goveraor SaleT experience and personal ; nuisance In the hospital, paying ATT great to his attention to an hour s chat w th an There Is no EUREKA or Improved MO BOTTLE character will give value OHLANDT & CO., - , advice. In another part or tne star 10- : refusing INCLUDED in above day will be found an interview with , a sick man. and point blank Eureka Paint San Francisco, Cal. Honolulu, an to perform any of the unpleasant du-o- ld General A. S. Hartwell of sur-- same; A Morning resident and one of the foremost ties connected with nursing. The contracts, but we sell it just the Stimulant members of the bar of the Islands, lie geocs were nieiuuciu juc. gives an estimate of Mr. Dole which re-- ed. I can only chronicle three suc-- r. $1.25 per single gallon, or $1.00 per gal vioT-oot- was i i.. ,.n.i.hi nr iho np5sful ouerations. one of which The With No Reaction man and the honesty of his motives as on the unfortunate Captain Towse, V. Ion in five-gall- on lots and over. Fountain I'resldent or tne island KepuDiic ana as v- -, biiuoc .j Governor of the American Territory. The Brandy, champagne" and every other This is conceded to be the best paint day the Star also published an in- - ' stimulant necessary, were liberally and SODA SHERIBAH ST. other - WORK?, Many people have learned the value of an terview wun air. vieorge warier oi nu- - uuBiuugiubij ..v. i on the market for foundations, boilers nolulu. who has come here for the spe-- was always clean and well disinfected. clal purpose or advising tne up-- An , Delivers to all parts of the city chem- internal bath in ths morning, but many more fresiaeni uiiciesiins "u men, of or smokestacks, and for submarine on the insular situation. In the course of place. Of our own the four ( - . ically pure and palatable distilled wa- Trill be delighted xrhen they have felt the men- of that talk Mr. Carter paid high com-- us who had not been inoculated recov- work. Send us a trial order. al. pllments to Governor uoie ana aescriDeu erea irom lypnuiu, "ikiw vc! ter for drinking purposes In dem. tal poise and physical exhilaration which the predicament which the extension of who had been, died. These facts speak at 10 cents per gallon. " suffrage natives without suf-- and tend to show that the to the ' for themselves coiae3 with the practice of slowly sipping one tic-len-t qualification has caused. inoculation with typhoid serum is a A mistake was made at the outset in farce and a trifle worse than useless, The Oceanic Gas or two glasses of giving in spite of protests too broad a j The transports for hospital service DRINK voting power to the natives. It Is to be were excellent, and in great contrast presumed that this mistake will not now to the ordinary transports. I had be rectified by an amendment to the Or-- charge of the medical department of C4 nd Electrical Co Distilled Water ROCK canlc Act. Concresa seldom hoves back chin Assavs durinjr September. 1900, WATER . WHITE ward in such niattt-rs- One consequence and am glad to say we never lost a Magoon Block, Merchant street. And avoid kidney troubles and rheu- of the mistake wag to enable certain patient. Although I would not recom- the carpvt-laup:c- rs in Honolulu, who went any youth desirous Main 250. matism. In the Eastern States ari-in- g. Th3 stimulating prop- mend adventurous Phone immediately on there for what thre was In the political rf mint? to war to enlist in a medical best physicians are treating kidney erties of wuter are fascinating. enlivens (ramp for them, to mislead the natives f.irns. vet I must say that I would j complaints entirely with Just such wa- this It anil to use them for their own selfish not have missed the experience for a the brain and sharpens the faculties for the purposes. Much of the disorder and In- great deal, and the two medals be- ter as I am offering you. capacity of the native-rule- d Legislature stowed are a most gratifying memento duties of the coming day. chosen at the first Territorial election of my first war. may be attributed to this element, just PAUL NEUMANN. (3 Rir.g Up 270 as much of the friction which now ex- THE HAWAIIAN ists in Hawaii between Gov. Dole and s for water or pure soda made from this the natives is to be traced to these men. I l SOUVENIR The problem which is now to be so.ved j PHOTOGSAPHIC water. W. C, Peacock & Co., Ltd., Agents. Is to adjust administrative affairs in the ; PLAYING CARDS Islands fo ns to reduce to a minimum j I ti frlrtinn ltn-pp- n Iho Territorial nr. PORTRAITS Have arrived, jranlzatlon also j v; and the natives and the of ISLAND They are beauties. KEYSTONE-ELGI- N power of the scheming whites to make Fine Assortment Ifi Appropriate as prizes m-ch- if. vlh,s. bend lor list. M card games. fr The Best Stiff Bosom Colored Shirts The I'resldent can materially promote , 3 Suitable as gifts to friends WATCHES Hawaiian welfare by causing the re.-lj-t- , . , and relatives in distant parts. DURAVU2 AND ACCURATE T nation of those Hawaiian Judges who j p.rSt C13.SS VK'Ofli GU3irlTJieCa '1 Each pack contains fifty-- l o 91.2 IKi - RaRular flrloorr-l- 5 - have been perniciously active and con- three half-ton- e engraving? of splcuouly offensive as disturbers in Ha- - jvj the choicest views of Honolulu, The Keystone Wate h.TV( (&kfn I U'ali.in rtnltflr'a nn.l llHvnn. Hilo and th principal points Case Co., Philadelphia. tape of their Judicl.il powers to play the j I;!3 Helmet Brand Double Collar reduced from of interest In the Islands. U. S. Established 185t Linn petty despot in political quarrels. in M Back design of Kamehameha A. 20c to 15c each; all sizes at respect to the controversy between the j i v. statue In colors; edges in gold. America's oldest nd Double factory. or prop- enamel surfa, of the largest watch ture the silhtet examination the very best finish. Large in-f- o; ositions and acts, or rather antics, of dexes make them suitable for K- - that remarkable body will produce the PriOTOtlRAPrllC CO., V sale by ISOSHBEV3A inability iy all card games. Telescope For the Kins Street, rext to Castle & Cooke. conviction that to assent to its &1 cases stamped in gold. These watch dealers In Ha- proposals anil to harmonize with it Is cards are manufactured by the no discredit, evi- MOTT-SMIT- H waiian Islands. 2, but rather an additional BLOCK. m United States Playing Card dence of intelligence and Integrity in the Corner and Hotel Company, Governor, whose veto was all that saTed Fort Street. fil who have spared no Hawaii from manifold disasters. Th pains in making them the HEW PHOTOGRAPH CALLERY pressure which is to produce Republican Co. finest sceni pack of cards ever harmony will evidently be wisely applied Oahu Tailoriag1 J published. R. SUSUMAGO. Corsets at Less Cost. Photographer Work. Than to the I.lclslature and not to the Gover- Merchant Tailors. Retail Price $1.00 Per Pack. and Fine Portrait tt-lox- nor. Th.- produced We do not Fell all our goods v co?t, but will find statement which has CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS. jou th greatest re-pniri- injury and demoralization Suits mnde to Order, clcanir,?;, n? H $3.60 PER DOZEN regular prices the lowest in town. This is a special oGWr !n Hawaii, and the greatest encourage-m.T- t d cut Ilere-tani- , Finely Kin er.errlp of good government and pressing; corutr a Published and for Bale by Finished Pictures. v the Maunakea streets (up-stalr- s). 11.50 Corset 75c there. Is the untruth which represents it Emma sts., Honolulu, T. II. U the President as having decided in ad- Wall, Plichuls Go. 11.00 Corsets 5fJc vance aca'r.st the "missionary party" T.IMITKT1 2C0 pieces A. F. C. Gingham Q. 10c per yard and In favor of the royalist natives in " 9 "Try Shovo ers Honolulu fJoticn or ut of the trislnture and th carp-t-baifir- Store HONOLULU AND HILO, II. I. Witlior.t eoap or rubbing by a new rro' yvindo ?. on or off See display in the bneh of Hawaii. H ; cess at 0Tieral Merchandise, Gentie'i C. Schoellkepfs Proeroa Block. Mrs. Conper. wife of th American Fjmlshing Goods, Boots and Shoe, Fort St., near Derctanla. Minister at Peklrg. was the hostess iVAiocl Supplies, Stationery, eta Hainan Hotel Barter Shop. f.r eleven princesses and the ladles of Ttead the Daily Advertiser; 73 coata the Chinese court. Fort St, Opposite Club SUblea. per month. THE LATEST CUT