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VOL. XXXYo NO. 6272. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 102. PRICE FIVE CENTS. f iiOURt ON FOUR MILLION t i DOLLAR INDEMNITY CLAIM

Planters Association and AUrchants Offer Memorials ! Which Set Forth Views on Many ' Important Subjects. 0

Business and tirade, commerce and elation and called upon Francis Mills f increase in that period only 2.472, and that I of Chinese 18S men arrived and 1,413 at- - Swanzy, one of the trustees, to take left. alleged broken faith engaged the j making a total decrease of 1,230, so th. re I the floor. This was done and Mr. U Q a not t nnroQOO in tViA Tqrt'inaca nn) ; J tention of the Senatorial Commission i Swanzy read the former memorial: j Chinese population of only 1,242, not in--; eluding women," midway yesterday and it was a merry dance which number are not - is. Statement concerning the Hawaiian Labor necessarily field laborers alone, ipjljlipyji pi- Bx vipfr that the minds of the gentlemen, had . Supply, presented to the Honorable j When .he labor conditions which hod ( in keeping in touch with the many sub- Members of the Commission of the to be faced after annexation were realized I United States Senate, on behalf of the. the Planters' Association set about finding jects, presented at various times by Hawaiian Sugar Planters' Association, laborers on the continent of the United September 12th, 1902. States. Some Portuguese were brought the men who appeared. ( PHILIPPINE IS. The Hawaiian Sugar Planters' Associa- - from the neighoorhood of New Bedford, At Trade bodies and private citizens tion is made up of the sugar planting and some Italians were secured in the ' ' States and Hawaii, I corporations and sugar plantation owners Eastern started for I came before the Commission and tak- - v tne Territory, and its object is to but the bulk of them dropped out on the ' s way across the continent and but com- - improvements - en on the whole it was the most varied in the manufacture paratively few i "J8of sugar and to to all matters reached these islands. An t attend unsuccessful attempt to get negroes of P in day that has been spent by the mem- - relating to the interest of the sugar in- - w a class was finally UamoaT - - Idustry in these islands. A board of nine better made, and about f bers, for they had interjected into 2,930 Puerto Rican men with their fami- - " trustees attends to the business of the i Association, and is by this board lies were brought here, at very great ex- - a luau luncheon, which delayed the it that pense. Agents from Association were i the following representations are made: this isl- - for long established on the mainland and afternoon session for some time. Taken . The number of plantations on the ' o, traveled over length to . ands is fifty-tw- of which number forty- - its and breadth whole too the found - find there such labor as our plantations as a members ( six are ntted out with their own inde- ques- - . I demanded. It was by no means a set right on many matters pendent factories. themselves The total amount of capital invested in tion with us of Asiatic labor alone, but one of any kind of labor, and yet wher- - which affect the interests of the Ter- - these plantations is about $56,000,000, and ' I the amount of taxes paid annually by ever we turned we found that' the great ritory, and there was a perceptible theae piantations to the Territorial Gov- - . continent had reaaily absorbed all the V i labor there was, and there was no sur- -' ' - 'ernment is about $690,000. oV.Qr,o nf fociino- tnwaM ti nhtf in. plus for us. ! a lie iiuiii utri vi ci nuns ax. ji cacin c"- The efforts to find some way of culti-- dustry. ployed in cane cultivation and manufac- vating ture is about 3S.500. our cane fields were not confined live-- to those above mentioned. ' There existed Today promises to be one of the I Last season s sugar crop was 360,038 in the minds of some the impression that MAP SHOWING LOCATION OF MARCUS A. tons, and the number of tons which have ISLAND. AND ROUTE OF THE PACIFIC CABLE. liest hearings of the entire session. as the proper way to conduct a plantation been shipped this season so far about to Prepared by O. P. Austin, S. Humphreys was on the stand "when 300,000. .was divide the land into small lots and Chief of the Treasury Bureau of Statistics, for The National Geographical Magazine. .1 sugar by place them in the hands of white men to Our is shipped either direct doing Washington. the session closed last evening. He had steamer 0 saUing vessel to New York, cultivate, instead of the work of sa.ung Fran-- - cultivation by. day laborers working for a been promised time and was put or vessel to San wage management. HM Cisco and thence by the Southern Pacific under one controlling .f HHUtlHIU about half past four o'clock and had Railroad Co. to New York, or it Is ship- - Accordingly the Ewa Plantation on this ped to San Francisco for use in the Cali- - island of Oahu, decided to experiment fairly got ses- - American farmers. Fifteen families The United States Will . only started when the jwith Government Be Asked fornla refineries. I to .pare-ful- ly s sugar of highly respectable people wctk aloft-wa- closed, as the members of The carrying of the to New York the by long sea is largely conducted by the selected in the Western States, and all expenses paid to plantation, commission were going out to dinner. American-Hawaiia- n S. S. Co. This their the Iptny, which is the pioneer company of where houses had been erected for them, Send a Gunboat to Place Captain Rosehil! There was some little clouding in the .American bunt cargo boats, owes its each with a garden patch surrounding it, origin sugar of these and wnere a large patch of common land minds of the members of the Commis- - to the industry apart use as pasture I company's fleet consists of had been set for their ands. The for such stock as they desired to keep. in sion when Humphreys began. Senator (Seven steamers of an aggregate tonnage Possession of Marcus Island. I Here they were given parcels of land to ap-j- of 65,000 tons. tl Mitchell said to him: "You have cultivate in cane, on a profit sharing peared before this body in two capac!-- ) rJ l basis, and every help was rendered in the 6 1 Jgat TJTet way of ploughing and preparing their A petition to Secretary of space I I ties. i'lrst you came as amicus curae American steamers and sailing vessels, the War within the reef while not suf- ident Buchanan's administration where I ' fields.' but notwithstanding , and serve to show the this alt' -' ficient t allow a big ship to turn, pos- I for thf nennle of the Territory and later' These few statistics Ewa Co. expended on this? for indemnity from Japan with" the fur- an American citizen had taken 5 magnitude S sugar business, the the Plantation would of the request permit the island to be circled on session of Navassa, a small guano isl- as the attorney for the former Queen success or failure of which depends to so most creditable effort, to raise cane b ther that the United States white farmers, these people were not ab) the inside of the harbor. and off the coast of Hayti. .He had of Hawaii. In which of these capacities large an extent on a sufficient supply of send a gunboat to Marcus Island to The question of Indemnity is been a large to perform the necessary labor, and thejr also ordered to leave by, the Haytlan I do you appear "Humphreys said labor. For field labor in Hawaii place Captain Rosehill in possession one which will probably consid- government now?" proportion ot Japanese and Chinese are drifted away by degrees, so that in about .cause and appealed to the United he was coming under the general in- - necessity, so as no a year none of the fifteen families wer will be the next move in the Marcus erable trouble before it is settled. The States for protection. President Bu- an at,soiute in far experiments a to people to present any other class of labor is procurable to any left. Other of similar na' Island' controversy, according to a Marcus Island Guano Co. claims to chanan sent a gunboat to the scene 1 vitation the ture have been made, with like resuit. have expended in the neighborhood of and placed the man in possession lmpor-- er generally to statement made yesterday by Col. Thos. of the 1 matters they thought to be of Jxtecane countries The planters are prepared! $10,000 for the purchase of the schooner island, warning govern- r sugar.growing encourage the Haytian to special at-- j possess indigenous laboring the cultivation of cane by srball Fitch. Mr. Fitch will prepare the rec- and investigations already made, no ' tance, and in addition a either an farmers, if is any assurance that,the which ment that interference would be Population for cultivation, or have within there ords in jthe case and have them printed are rendered useless because of the re- tolerated, as was good un- tention given by one of the members undertakings will be out.-- ' the claim who are readily ob- - carried '3ffdT,w-a- i Washington 'easy reach people In connection with the questions of leave for about fusal of Japan to allow the work to be der the guano laws of Congress. In 5 of Commission. Some one in t"e work and ! the tainable for tropical field the middle of next month to present the finished. The samples of guano brought case the island belonged to constitution enable homesteading and of developing Hawuii that had audience whispered, "Butt In," and with whose physique and on lines, is to matter to the State Department. back were found to be all had Spain from time I to -e- with-- strictly American it prper that immemorial and had ; undertake heldwork The officers that, whether or not it was audible. thn , point out that all the lands cultivated by of the Marcus Island been expected, though as the party been afterwards ceded to France. plantation companies who find neces- Guano Co. are busily engaged in pre- was not to finish Investiga- WThen the argument and the statement went Tne natiVe population of the Hawaiian it allowed its Hayti gaineu her independence tendency sary to irrigate, because of the uncertain- paring their case for presentation to tions the extent of the deposits are still the island was included as belonging on Islands is very limited, and the ty laboring class is not towards field of the rainfall, were either arid wastes the United States government. The unknown. to her under the treaty, and the Hay- hear-ilwo- rk 'of the or pasture were There will, be given up to the They make good mechanics, and bare lands before they facts will be set out in a printed brief The Marcus Island Guano Co. was tian government set out that it had j acquired by these companies, who sunk Ing only this morning's session, and a large portion are engaged in a variety containing also the maps of the Island, organized with a capital of one million always possessed the title to Navassa artesian wells, established expensive photographs copy it is more than likely that the lanaisjof pumping plants, constructed their ditches taken there and a dollars, divided into shares of ten dol- since that day, refusing also Beveral f 1 of the communications received from lars each, and the stock was reported applications for permission to work the 1 1 ju and pipe lines, and at enormous cost pf the hotel where the session will be empioyed on sugar estates is so small Japanese government. is claim- to be selling ber mentioning. This brought water onto the lands, and there- the It at anywhere from four guano deposits upon it. In spite of held beginning at nine o'clock" will be as to be hardly worth by made agriculture a possibility. If ed now that the Japanese lieutenant to six dollars per share, though it had this, and the fact that the citizen had so. in ;f- - the scene of a lively conflict of wit, ttha. development . of homesteaders only had committed an overt act in ordering the not been placed on the open market. not filed his indemnity bond, the United been possiDle, tne lands which are now members of expedition to company Some of the local members of the bar to the islands, and many coun-an- d the leave the The also had contracts for States held that he was entitled to laborers cane fieius would be in their primitive island before work, had been com- furnishing 30,000 tons of guano an- r. - have been drawn from. There has their work the island. business men stated to the mem- tries - condition, because their irrigation was pleted, ex- I in the past been emigration from Ger- for even though they made no nually to California parties, and Mr. Fitch says also that the letter commission yesterday aft-irn- an Ma- - only rendered possible by the investment claim to yet as of a pected to do bers of the Norway anj Sweden, Azores, a very large amount capital.- the island, citizens almost as well in Hawaii. from Minister Buck was not in such deira,' Japan, of of friendly power al- guano ernoon that the statements which they Portugal. Galicia, China and Apart from this fact, there remains the Japan should have The was to be sold for fourteen form as to lead to the belief that the lowed the scientific men to pursue their dollars per ton, and there was an esti- United States had given up to all claims this morning demanded . consideration that even if would hear investigations without Be- mated, profit of eight per to to "S .white men could labor in the cane fields, molestation. dollars ton. the island, but that Captain Rosehill nlal, and at least one was invited nave corne m XtSSSBmall numbers, and were willing to undertake such work, sides the value of Marcus Island for On these figures the company, in case was simply advised not to commit an appear. Attorney General Dole an-- j So far as the Europeans and the obtaining its guano deposits, as land- is with one there is no possibility of from and a cable it refused possession of the island, act of open hostility. Though the State cans are concerned, they have, any quarter, and least of all from the ing place, is said now, prin- will demand an indemnity Department nounced that he would ask to be heard exception been found unfitted for tropi-- it that its of a sum in is said to have ruled that United States mainland, a sufficient num- cipal value 13 for a coaling station for the neighborhood of million dol- Japan is rightfully when Kumphreys was concluded, and Cal field work; they could not perform it, four the owner of Marcus ber to fill our needs. the United States. The formation of lars. . Island, no such runng has been received ii the Commission said they would At present, as has been said, Japan is the coral reed about with company a Col. only source of our labor supply, and the island The claim of the that here, and Fitch does not believe glad to hear him. After noon the Com- - portUguese from Madeira and the Azores, the plenty of deep water to the shore line, warship should oe sent to Marcus Isl- that there has been a aecision, or will arrival while no dissatisfaction with the work mission will be taken for a ride aboutbe.gJMwho for a few years after their country is express- would permit of an entrance being cut and to place Captain Rosehill in pos- be until Captain Rosehill has been giv- ' willing and capable people of that either in I to Har-- showed themselves ed or implied, our experience has taught the reef sufficient to allow a large session is based upon a nearly analo- en an opportunity to present his side c. the harbor and perhaps Pearl tQ field Tne improv- - f. p?rform good work. vessel to come in coal. open gous Pres-- , case. J- no us that it, like all other countries from and The case which occurred during of the bor in the John A. Cummins, as the ed condition of their, own countries which we have in the past endeavored guests the Chamber of Commerce 'longer necessitating emigration these to laborers, is not to be relied of people now show no disposition to come introduce all declined. J. K. Kamanalu was then and there will be given to this Inspec-jt- o Portuguese who upon for that regular and sufficient sup- EIGHTH WILL tnese islands. Of the ply which is essential to our success as PRECINCT elected first vice president and E. E. HARRIS tion-o- f the entire afternoon, originally came to Hawaii as assisted the harbors - a cane sugar country; and we believe Mossman second vice president. J. A. There will then be nothing done imtU- whodjdt gotoh. that a properly regulated and restricted CLUB ORGANIZED Johnson was chosen for treasurer with- AAKE THE RACE Sunday will be up any large extent immigration of Chinese field laborers Monday for taken they do riot engageto would solve our difficulty without in the out opposition. J children, by the where the mem- - in fi eld labor, and their slightest degree interfering with the wel- The executive committee was elected d pf excellent Hawaiian free school 5 Hui1.pil.a the population Republicans in Nwly Created He Agrees to Accept the Nom- bers of the party will be the guests of themselves for more fare of the native or American unanimously aa follows: Lorrin An- gystem( have fitted of group. On contrary, as the Capt. Whiting. congenial occupation than agricultural the the Precinct Prepare for drews, chairman: K. George, Fred B. j prosperity of the'staple industry of these ination for the Legis- . . . ' ii.ofi labor affords. islands increases, so will of en--! Damon, J. H. Craig and W. F. Jocher. nnennne; wmmuu xi.cl Tne impossibility of securing a sum- - that the Campaign. on population irrespective nationality morning the Naval or labor-Stati- tire of For judges of election were chosen Jack lature. o'clock yesterday cient SUjPy of Hawaiian other 'or occupation, as sugar is the pivot on ) to endure the work In cane fields Lucas, George Smithies and W. Lt room was filled with visitors, ers able : which we revolve, and on success of Re- planters of these islands into the With hearty enthusiasm the ten- 'forced the ; sugar well- - Howard. A vote of thanks was W. W. said last evening that the business men of the city being inja on Cnina and japan for the the industry depends the publicans in the newly created Eighth Harris Peliance being of every resident in the islands. dered Mr. Noyes for the use of his lawn he had decided to accept the nomina- the preponderance. "Chairman Mitchell necessary supply. The Chinese have I precinct formally iaw-tim- Surprise has at times been expressed by district of the Fourth vesto e and tent. tion for the Legislature made by the he had given the flrstjw f-sei- bea 'those of imperfect knowledge of our con- organized campaign even- that for the last Previous to adjournment there was Republicans District, out ditions that other Industries besides su- - meeting was held in a tent of the Fourth for the morning to the Chamber tne Tjnjted States exclusion laws shut Ha-- ing. The speaking by Andrews, R. W. Ay- as soon as gar do not attract more attention in j Lorrin contingent upon the withdrawal of A. of Commerce, and that the business in- - this nationality from Hawaii waii, but a more intimate acquaintance in the Noyes residence on Beretania Clarence Crabbe. Mr. Andrews annexation became an ract, ' lett and G. M. Robertson. terests would be heard first. There placed with us has speedily discovered the fact street and from thirty to forty voters .spoke of good showing being made our sole lle!H.ndo,K.e 13 now that while the possibilities of this coun the Mr. Harris will today send a letter to were delegations from each oJ the As- - on Japan for such intermittent supply' of were in attendance. in registration and advised the mem- cer try outside of the sugar industry are not J. P. Cooke of the District Committee sociations in the room. labor as is attracted hither iiy .:ie inconsiderable, the difficulty of securing W. Aylett presided at the meeting of club to see everyone In tainty improved conditions ber? the that setting forth his determination to make of an adequate supply of labor stands al- until the selection of the permanent new precinct registered and Chairman Irwin of the Chamber rose Since annexation the difficulty of secur way the that the race. for ways in the of enterprise, alongside chairman was made. tt and thanked the Chairman of the Com ing an adequate supply of field labor of difficulties which not be they then voted the Republican ticket The friends of Mr. Harris will have other need presi- saying gar plantations hire referred to. Chas. Hustace Jr. was elected The attendance at the meeting, he said, a special effort made to show their ap- mission also that the Chamber (Chinese are absolutely opposition '"mt,"i A few years fcnek great hopes were en- dent without and took the was an Indication of the enthusiasm of preciation of his determination to go r would wait until there was opportunity out few Japanese come, while t tne tertained that the cultivation of coffee chair immediately. Lucas was 'same numbers of Chinese and Jap- - Jack the Republican party. the fight for the Lower House. i to proffer something new, filling in any time could be profitably undertaken on a large nominated for secretary and declined. into . larese leave the mmtli'v. scale. had been grown in a somewhat gaps which might remain in the testi-- j show'juf5t wh.n the ns are It T. H. was then elected unani- Lieutenant Henry Watterson, a son To o.ndif. unscientific manner for years", and was al- Petrie editor, resigned from the Gen. Chlcoye. the Haytlan T.ii0f mony offered by various associa- - ; in this respect it may be stated thut from of the famous the ways widely esteemed by reason of its mously. armv. is said he did so to escape leader who burned the ton of Petite presence Ji to Jane 1W 5,a It escaped in a schooner, has tlons. He suggested the ofi'AuKu"t Hmen acountry and Lucas, John Kea and L. A. Andrews court martial for having drawn his pay Gove, and (Japanese arrived in the been arrested. delegation from the Planters' Asso- - 2,&0 left the country, making the total (Continued on Page 2). were nominated as vice presidents, but tWjce 2

A NEW DISCOVERY BUSINESS IN TELL MADE BY A MAN IN ALLEGHENY, JUST OPEN PENNSYLVANIA. OF ISLANDS' S George C. Kldridge Finds Some- thing Which Many Consider to be unaccustomed to it, there was never (Continued from Page L) any food furnished by the estates. Better Than Gold His Statement excellent quality, and there was every reason to believe mat with the adoption The statement that no effort was of modern methods the coffee industry made to secure white labor he ,g flourishing and profit- saidj Thgre much talk m the town of Skirts could be made a untrue, as by his statement. able nni. Lare-- tracts of land were was shown A11h,. Pa over the discovery made UU11UM1V divided into homesteads by the govern- -' He went over the experiments, maae Dy by Mr George c Eldridge of that ment, and private lands were acquired by J the white men at Lihue, Capt. enterprising farmers; costly drying place- - After a Ions search he has found houses and cleaning plants were erected, Makee s experiments and others and something better than gold In a re M4DB OF and all the plans were laid for the con-- w. O, Smith UIKed of the negroes used soynd basisJ cent interview he sas. duct of the business on a k lgviUe Much of the work of a coffee plantation) " ' "Yes, I have made what I consider to can be accomplished by white men with As to the two instances of crueItvjbean important discovery. To tell you help, a comparatively moderate amount of anege(j m reports, he said that these about it I must start at the begin-"b- ut during the critical time of harvesting were thg on,y points xound in many,ning PIQUE, lhe, sed c..w!" tmUn,LJ years. He said reports of cruelty were, ..That was a number of years ago," D0K time, the necessary number of pickers - was not forthcoming, and as the fall in He said the statement that the em- forced me to be very irregular with my coffee occurred about ployees were subject to espionage and meals and that, together with a general LINEN' value of the I this time, it was impossible for brutality was untrue. . misuse of my stomach, brought on ner- - the planters to pay the high wages de- The statement that large bodies of vous dyspepsia. My trouble commenced v-- manded by laborers, and the coffee indus- Japanese were brought in in anticipa- - wftjj bloating constipation and this was The Tailor ing much better than any e have heretofore been able to secure. try of Hawaii declined, while that of tion of annexation was false. There accompanied with pain in the back and other countries more favored in their was a long statement as to the send-- ; stomach. I suffered with shortness of labor conditions, apparently continues to some who came flourish despite the fact that there is so ing back of laborers breath and palpitation of the heart. serious a uifference between the coffee without compliance with the laws. sleeplessness and an absolutely miser market today and that of a few years ago. As to the reference to the condition ; abie feeling at all times. About three It is not unreasonable to suppose that if of the Porto Ricans, he said it was years ag0 j had an attack which con-adro- it, the labor supply of these islands was but in fact the condition of the fined me to my bed for three weeks and abundant, and if coffee was subject to a Porto Ricans was bad when they sailed times without number after that I was protective tariff in the United States, the from home and here they were treated I obliged to give up. My kidneys also survive and give profit- - j industry would with every consideration and were con- and me consid-siderab- ly able and agreeable occupation to many. became affected caused improved in health after tney . The rice Industry of the islands has al- erabie trouble. ways been a large one, but the exclusion had become acclimated. . J "Four different doctors attempted to me- - tem-chani- of Chinese from the islands will have He said the charge that white cure me but they gave me only cs the effect of grauually reducing the area were being forced out by Orien-- 1 Dorarv relief. I became utterly dis- - of rice under cultivation, until before tals was untrue, for the reason that couraged. Then I tried Dr. Williams' long little or none will be raised; a valu- there was not so much work now and Pink Pills for Pale People. Relief came Deen awarded by the Fire Claims Com- - ments and appropriations, as have been sion from the Planters' Association able industry will be lost, and the land the men had gone back to the Coast. in about a week and at the end of four mission to the various claimants, and that suggested, is well provided for. signed by W. G. Irwin who wa.s a splen Tentals, which amount to so considerable He cited the Iron works and the Young the P,aid Wlli ?etert"ny e&r a For the Merchants' Association of Ho- did type ' was entirely well. aima"V of British gentlemenVand a total, will no longer accrue to own- months I nolulu: ' the the building as places where many mechan- can only say owe for him to attempt to Ameri- ers,, 'I that I believe I .. (Signed.) G. SMITH, influence very many of whom are Hawalians. 1 - A : 1 1 ! I 1 3 as well as the whole of their indirect W. discharged on of Tv XT r-- government ics had been account my me tu ur. vv imams ami iOSSe8, can legislation was at least bad taste. The revenue derived by the to mis for which no claim whatever has W. W. DIMOND. from rice lands will, of course, be lost, nothing for them do. can find no words to express my thanks been maae or allowed. JAMES WAKEFIELD, He then read from the Congressional As to the statement that there had they me. Bet- - 5. Record a telegram should rice cultivation be discontinued in - for what have done for That it is an. undoubted fact that the F. J. HUMBURG, addressed' to Senator these islands, and to give some idea of been. only pretense of securing- white fter than gold i3 but mild praise for business of the community has suffered ROBT. CATT.ON, W. P. Frye urging: reenaotment the value of the Chinese to the Territory labor he said that the American did them. Everybody who knows me re-- severely and is still suffering from the Committee. law, and signed anions others by as taxpayers, might be proper to men- not a pick and He non-payme- nt some it work with shovel marks the wonderful change. I can eat of these claims, and if There was much questioning when Mr. Irwin at San Francisco, which he tion that they pay taxes to the amount said the average wage here was $18 a anything now, sleep a do are not Paid within a reasonable time, said would prove was $133,000 like child and the Fire claims clause came up. Sena- that he a sort of about annually. month. He denied the charge of hold- my work with ease. I do not of these claimants who practically I of absentee landlord. The arguments commonly used against need jny in sanitary tor Burton wanted more facts, asking ing back wages, saying it was a case medicine any more although I always their substance these He then said Mr. F. M. Swanzy is Chinese immigration are so well known fl be forced bankruptcy, principally if there was improvidence ! if one did not work he did not get pay. Dp. today Vice-Consu- l, that it is unnecessary to repeat them, or keep Williams Pink Pills for Pale 6. We respectfuUy suggest that your in the caring for the people who were British and that Senator Burton asked "if with the la- i even to refer to them further than to say People on hand. j honorable "Body examine with care the made homeless. Mr. Smith could not fact was not disclosed to the Com while they may be good when ap- bor door closed here and open in Cuba, mission. that Mr. Eldridge lives No. 235 Carroll records of the Board of Health, which see how this entered into the justice of plied to the mainland, they cannot with that would give an advantage there, at controlled the welfare of the port and Senator Mitchell said that leaving the justice was opinion one the claims, as those bills were paid by be applied to Hawaii. Laws and and told that in the of street, and is but of thousands who city during the epidemic of the bubonic upon matter of nationality aside what had . the Territory but Burton insisted regulations which cover all the conditions the witness it would. The Cnamber always speak of Dr. Williams' Pink plague, as also the records of the pro- - the! ne to say in resard to the facts and the existing do not of neces--sit- y having the figures. He said that on the mainland of Commerce promised to furnish full a e ceedings of the Fire Claims Commission- - - miio 1 XX m,XXXI.,X. I 1 J 1 1 0 VJ aii3C, , measure was put through commit- - ?V",UUBS- uinpnreys saia ne fit our conditions, and we urgently data as to the cost of producing su-- is, aim w c l.,.li,.,.uciicvi: Lin .ti. i n mi the ! ..clui ree as to the facts, and he and with all deference would ask that the tgar. They know what this remedy will do, fully satisfy your honorable body that no tee under pressure and he voted for it fd nA f excellent laws and " regulations of the wanton or unnecessary waste of property with reluctance. Senator Mitchell as thought it important that the Commis- - Again Senator Burton wanted to for they have used it. acts directly 1 United States be so modified for Hawaii, It pur-o-n be- - Ineu wTe not m- - know" If there was objection on the part was permitted, and that the whole well saying that he felt there was f not only in respect to labor matters, but the blood and nerves. jt10sp, of th Sftnifat.v was radi-- ! and' terested in building up an American of the Hawaiians to Chinese, and was firfs th ins established a bad precedent, in many other respects, that this country At all druggists, or direct from Dr. cation of the bubonic plague. that he would have fo meet ouestions. citizenship here, but would simply make may not suffer by their application. told by several that there was not, and 7. gov- - t ' lne,r an- - The Inability of the Territorial fr,r nnv. revivfli 0f oinlm would lurlunes, tnen would, retire to We fully appreciate the immense Mr. Irwin said that the Hawaiian pre- payment .v.-- . . . ernment to meet the of these meet with a hard fight. He wanted all ) ,IMU ia"U3 ana me truits amount of work with which Congress has' ferred dock labor to the plantations. tady, N. Y., fifty cents per box; six claims has been rendered evident by Oriental eiW an the' possible facts, so that the dues- - labor. He was compelled to had to deal since these islands became Senator Cecil Brown read the follow boxes two fifty ; statements now and heretofore made to a,lm,t men Integral part of the great Republic of the for dollars and cents. ' tion could be met on the floor. that the named had been ing argument coin- your 'ears-chairma- of the bankers on -t committee. n ' neTrre many United States, and we know how difficult j F. W. Macfarlane said he was the, age: We would therefore urge the appropria- He made a It has' been for members of the Senate tion by Congress of a sufficient amount to of the Fire Court, and he statement as to the fact Territory, which alone is not sufficient J- - G- - and House of Representatives to find BANKERS' MEMORIAL. cover the awards made by the Fire wanted the commission to visit the th,at Spencer who was secretary for our requirements, and the recoinage j of time to study the conditions prevailing H. .11, 1902. Claims Commission. quarters and see the system followed, the Chamber of Commerce was now gentle-men'ha- ve Honolulu, T., Sept. of Hawaiian in Hawaii, but now that you the into United States coin ' occupying government here To the Honorable Commission of the and .ireturn of the same for circulation in We wish to bear testimony to the effi Mr. Irwin, as a banker, explained how property of favored us, with this most wel- cient work t'one during past two greai vaiue at a rental of only $50 a come we conditions United States Senate. the Territory is necessary, and would, in the the banks opposed the issuance of war visit, feel that the Gentlemen: Under years Dy tne states Marine Hos J - and needs of this outlying Territory will Act of the Hawaiian our opinion, result in an increased demand unitea rants to prevent speculation, and none tr- Governmtnt in year 1SS3, $1,000,000 in pital Service, and we. would respectfully' He as to Isenberg, who Intro-certificat- es. be more perfectly understood, and that the for silver coin. . could tell of any speculation in the! sail silver coin, $500,000 in dollars, $350,000 in urge your recommendation of such appro- reso-Th- e may reasonably expect to have ac- Very respectfully, . jduced the Chamber of Commerce we halves,. $125,0uo in quarters $25,000 priations as will provide for. the exten- corded to us permission to avail ourselves and in CLaUS SPRECKELS & CO. Commission gave some more time ?ution, that he was promoter of the dimes of the same weight and fine THE BANK OF HAWAII, sion and further equipment of the Quar- McBryde plantation, and he of an assured labor supply. ness as United States coin were antine Station in Honolulu. to the Hawaii Ditch Company project, read from We would respectfully ask that in' con- LTD., C M. COOKE, on "la "3 jucttryae Donas, to minted in San Francisco and put in We respectfully suggest that the cost Mr. McClanahan being the stand. 1 u"""un sidering this question, and In laying it Cashier. now Mr. Isenberg s feeling " to in Islands, - of maintaining and improving condi- - He recapitulated the testimony of his ca"se for before others, you bear the following circulation these from V BISHOP & CO. the 18S4 to 1886, replacing a silver coinage tion of our harbors be borne by the associates, saying however that he was , lueu nis ic$ryae decisions few facts in mind: FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF which"c. was accepted as part case,1 isl- consisting of Mexicans, pieces, HAWAII AT HONOLULU, Federal Treasury, and the burden of never asked to sign any agreement of of the t. The industries on which these - pesos, sols, etc. By President, maintenance- and improvements necessary j a long hearing he' He said the Merchants Association its ! consolidation. After ands depend for their commercial exist- to meet changing conditions, result- - ence are sugar and rice, but mainly The Hawaiian silver had a leal lender CECIL BROWN. the was asked if he was willing to permit almost the same as the Chamber of value of $10, United States gold being YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, ing from the ever increasing tonnage of , people of to Commerce, and that the latter was sugar. required under Hawaiian for vessels built, is too heavy for this com the the district settle the 2. shipping, extent and value the laws LTD., K. IMANISHI, to company Bamzed to assist in bolstering up prop- - The the larger amounts. At no time has there Manager. munity to bear when deprived of the as the which of our purchases on our mainland, the j us'"u'13 ai vvasnington. been any difference in the value of Ha- revenue irom me customs recemis. should be given the right to the water, well-bein- g of our merchants, professional ne uDmuiea a report presi- - waiian as compared George W. Smith then read the We hpe rpsiiectfullv to emnhasize ana said ne Was. All of his associates' . . of the depends di- with United Statei ' the men and mechanics either silver, although, when the Hawaiian was statement of the Merchants', Associa- fact benefits from execution answered the same question to the same uenl or tlle Board of Immigration 1 that the the rectly or indirectly on these industries. i n 1. i . 1 . showing In is?ft ffi.i.jt oai,i first put in circulation, all wa3 a tion was w 11. (..iiHiucLci me w xy , u... m us jiu w that that"w 3. The success of these industries de- silver at which the following: ui jiuuiju ui ui tina mic uul itlci ucui uiiiiug lu supply small discount, say 1 per cent, in purchase of a national than local value. More answer. I the benefits from Oriental labor would pends on an adequate and reliable MERCHANTS' MEMORIAL. j of foreign exchange. For years past sil- American shipping tonnage puts in at When asked if he would be willing be temporary, and also read the history of laborers. ver has circulatea freely in these islands Honolulu, H. T., Sept. 2, 1902. Island ports at any ports of of 4. There is practically no indigenous than other to n(Jrmit thA lnpnl ?n,wnm(,t tn rto. the exclusion movement of that time. at par gold, xvLaiii- - population to draw field labor fronn with United States andj has To the Hon. J. II. Mitchell, Hon. J. R. tne vvuiiu, uu imuc ul Liiu&e ui cue been accepted for large amounts in pay- Burton and Hon. A. G. land. is highly desirable for the foster- - , - fieiirpa Q 5. Apart from the impossibility of pro- Foster, It nimfp,i Tanaw o.,,,.. ments in excess of its legal tender vslue, of the United States Senate w vi it tv. o , . . , , . . curing American laborers in sufficient "'b oiuj.m, .v.. - that ngures were hard without discount. Upon annexation of Committee 011 Pacific Islands and Por naroors oe aeepenea ana continually Kepi ..1111.0 ..n- mercenaries. numbers, they cannot and will not, work no passed so ships dered. ne Oov. Dole and Senator Mitchell said he had In tropical cane fields. these Islands special Act was to Rico. (clear of mountain silt, that of lie said knew nad by Congress to legalize the Hawaiian Sirs: The undersigned, a committee large tonnage can be brought into harbor absolute faith in his integrity. He fav- - doubtless heard that figures could be 6. If by reason of these islands not to silver, nor was any provision j duly - a safety. Shipping inter- - j made lie. Humphreys in his having a sufficient labor supply, or if the made for appointed by the Merchants' Asso- and to wharf in ored the passage of the House bill, with had its redemption or recoinage United , Australian Colo- - hand a government report wav- - full protection of the tariff is curtailed. into ciation of Honolulu, beg to submit, lor ests between the Orient. amendments as suggested by Gov. Dole. and he money, your - ports Qa-stio- ns ed our industries will naturally suffer as will States but the full face value of consideration, the following memo- nies, and Western American will by Senator ivxitchell brought said: "When the arch liar Hawaiian silver as a coin, at par with rial on, economic be greatly furthered by having safe, deep C a- -. of the mainland with us; a the and other conditions ). th ? f t that in the opinion of Mr. is nguring then we may use the result." the trade gold, i way largest United States has been maintained of this Territory. harbors and good wharf accommodations "You may use figures," Sena- trade by the which is the hv th? Virtiiks nnd ui?intR hnnstps. n v I We will necumo tVint vn nnn.mrcnnt nl nnrl TOTinllllll iicClaiiiiijn there would be no other the said enjoyed by mainland manufacturers and ! company tor Mitchell. reason of their so accepting it on denbslt with the fact that annvntinn tn th ' 'fo T)rovldf for the lareer class of ves- - possible if the rights were traders with any country of the size Before Judge Humphreys con- - land for exchange and all business pur-- ; United States has resulted in a serious sels, both of the merchant marine and Slanted to the Hawaii Ditch Company. had the Territory of Hawaii. 1 o cluoeu tne poses. nis tpe DanKs nave been enaoiea pecuniary loss to the Government of Ha-- navy, which are now coming into . use Herbert Gehr, of the Kohala-Hil- commission adjourned until So far as the labor situation is con mne o clock this morning we respectfully Submit that tnese " ll,,ul" u" wan uirougn me transrer or tne custom on me facinc, 11 is a maiier 01 great Railroad Company, was next on the when the rerned in tne large uu"plantations "e deep-- t, meeting will be nointa or facts cover the ground and demands of and House and Internal Revenue receipts to importance that channels should be stand and he was questioned at length, held at the hotel. ,. the outlying districts. The only exception enlarged - f xil xx v,0 Bt.wiioH. the Federal Government, and proceed to ened and harbors to admit of saying wa- UCilCl O llilil ' .vu " " ' th that he had talked of the 4fprevailing here you will thor being that of a. local bank- which had a state how. in our oninion. this lnss mm safe entrance and sneedv handling of car ter scheme with O'Shaughnessy, on the' conditions temporary 1-- 8 oughly agree accuracy. excess of silver and offered be neutralized to the advantage of both go and fuel. way in their of 1 per cent premium gold. to San Francisco, and he thought - for Ithe Federal and Territorial governments. The necessity is apparent for better Respectfully submitted, the matter was thus brought to the at- - j Healthful This situation, however, is neither safe To the growth of the cane and its manu- - provision for offices for the various de-n- or During reading there were many satisfactory. As a Territory of the facturf intn snnr ia dim tv,a mmcioi tormmta nf th Voot tention of McCrossdn. His testimony the brought previously told questions brought out. WThen the coffee United States our circulating medium if not the political, position of these Isl- - The Post Office and Custom House are also all the should be uniform with the currency of ands today. This industry fostered by not adequately provided for prompt facts about the meetings and the al-t- he subject was touched Senators Foster Mainland and should be a United the reciprocity treatv bfforo nnripxatmn handling of the business which comts to leered agreement of Col. Parker to sign Beverages ami Burton showed much interest and. states legal tender, particularly as no has been seriously injured, since then, bv them. Other departments are using rooms the document. onctary disturbance would result from the application of buildings which are for the' wa- askecLior further Information Thp lat- - the United States labor in needed A. C. Gehr recalled got into hot When ,tne charlge; our coins Deine of the same Iawg and Chinese Exciusion Act; While use of the Territorial government, and it ex- you want liquors for only present produc denomination, weight as ter when he stated that he had ter wanted not the and fineness the yielding to none in our desire to see this would seen to be for the best interests some $6,000 social or medicinal use, order united btates coins, and, as above stat- - pended before hearing that some as well what might be ex , become "a white man's country" to the of all that a Federal building should be of our European tion but xn o. 1, V. V. i- f n ..11 ...... x 1 . - Col. Parker had in an application. He llll,nlaI1n t(raf,cw.n; 1 rum men.m oi. yai. ... aemon-- e loss of time, where Fed- - in ten years' time. ti. .,wi luiiroi fALfm possioie it nas Deen erected without was why pected 0n tne".""oother hand, without United States strated on several nrensinna th,t it i im. rnl nfRops nnd ronrts cnnlil he estahlish- - asked he had not made an if it would not serve the same purpose j iegal value behind them, conditions are possible for the white man to labor In ed and the rooms in the buildings which investigation before expending this spt to any to money 0 if there was a bountv on ar!se at time interfere with the cane fields, even at a high rate of were formerly used by the Territory and could only say he did not nrttinn , circulation ot our Hawaiian ana wncesi We 1 ,1 4 1, ..... r ... . ,r n j any - 9 line coins ' given up again for such use. think there was other man inter- give planters j coffee, which would the cause serious financial disturbance, which relaxation of the laws just referred to, The existence of two sets of silver ested. He was finally induced to an- - end niifl1 Advantage. He said there would; would specially affect the laboring classes such as would enable our nltinters tn draw coins is an anomaly which may cause swer a Question as to Col. who ill what Jones nnleqn was ofhe. Territry, could afford it. labor from Asia and get enough of it, un- - much trouble, if for any reason or with was- - uo, Dy "M-"-h(inn" tn tnriff there 10 saying tnat ne was a we Deg to you. to tne Of der n - . - -- - - . ' l et . - reitr letter such restrfottnna it mivht seem nut nnv tnn1 reason the renndintinn of rt a prospect of entire filling of the Amer- our postmaster general to his department right to Congress to indicate. This class the "Kalakaua" uoliar comes about. It mnunce c0 assist lit Via Dpanien 1'Ort . . 10 yrs. Washington on subject. settms the franchise and any lean demand by local production, when this As stated of labor, if brought here under proper is intrinsically of the same value as the stockj ijj Port" Wine . 11 " Republican' ?aw.t"a? iS taj5en lrt laree conditions, would not come into competi- - United States dollar, so that the cost of subscriptions needed. It would come under the .amounts by, postofflces in pay-- Col. , fT tion with American labor. As merchants, retiring it would but slightly exceed that! Parker wanted to know whether Amontillado Sherry . 15 . 1 it n n Vitrei monr nn I tiro V. n in Kjn . t r 1 .5 . i . . principle yi "i a. nf monAv .. w.u.ai .0 we naVe leave tne iurtner discussion or oi recoinage, a cost so small...in compari- - juiicu uau me most innuence as court inuictuuu peu 10 ueposueo Fine Red Port product. nunoiuiu aim wun tne this matter to the Planters' Association, son to the advantages to be derived, that stenographer or adjutant general or Wine (Lieboa) very the.,First Nation- - but the sugar industry is so very much we trust Congress will take the necessary whatever he was, and got only a laugh. old. Among many points raised, when XTr,?!8 ; the al T the bank the most imDortant of all TTawaiinn enter, stena tn insure the nassne nf the hill re. . v, n.-o-a D. O. was noii.r nf lahnr nn Senator cannot count as reserve: neither can it be nriaes. that it n.nrht .v,iv,v nn,. ti w it Camarinos introduced and The on foregoing WINES are lshiPPe.d t0 th Mainland and ; the first place in such a as We neartily rad long statement in which he said that something had been d cred,t ,n memorial this. indorse the statements excellent appetizers; and for for account. for these Or provision for payment of losses in- - made before your Honorable Commission, viewed the situation saying that there said before the Commission as to the .reasons it might accumulate to such tn curred in the stamping out of the bu- - by the Secretary of the Territory, as to were a great many Orientals in the city INVALIDS excellent stimu- cause 1S99-190- lants. system contractual labor and charges af,to serious inconvenience; jbonic plague in Honolulu. 0. the necessity of having island coasts who were driving out white me- - of !fxtn ' the the reSpectful,y ! ouldTe madT? submit tne - not of bad treatment. Mr. Swanzy replied or Ungates aS- - foI,owinpJif" . Cha"!?S- He. thi.3.co.uld b! ! f - . thht Gome, Give Us Call Hpwallan r,. , ","u'au" n5ULiduun wuuiu uiBc a. wnite man s country wun tne mass or a any statement that a laborer was tender and Eilver 1- - Tnat destroyed that f.iJoii wou.u VI impossible the PrPerty and for that the Port of Honolulu (an American here and in every absolutely un- - it for the which compensation is claimed was only port) be place of , onasea ill treated was and banks to find an outlet and continue to t the ?cea" stopping Tvt In response to ques- - The Pioneer Wine and condemned ,ce elWen anu equlvocally false: the statement that maintain its parity with gold, not that it examination bv the Roarii nf whC Vn -- " . tions he said there was no trouble about not required in circulation, simply on Liquor House. the planters were cruel was untrue.'1'3 but that said Board of Health was satisfied The Mprfhants' Association wonlil nrff-- the Orientals the plantations but ' ' be destroyed - Jn tbe city they came Into competition He paid a compliment to the managers "V, "t tLT ,11 th? TrTlses .t0 were upon the Federal Government the advis- , ntion tn- the was men - '"I"., a careiui record ability of offering tenders to the local,"11"' wiute ana caused much who he said were clever men. He con- Custom House of this city will not re- - kenti""cof earn hniimr, . ,.7 rn,,Kiole Hoffschlaeger Co., Ltd. "- kii, tinued while was not Profit- - ' 1 that It a - - tlZJ.ZT tirfS . . --ents of the Army and Navy, stationed Judge Humphreys was heard in sup- - 25 King St., near Bethel able or pleasant task to take off mud business rnmmnnitv l le "'sasier oi January 3), 1900. at Honolulu, and. other things being plementing his former statement and I .t..ere property bid- - covering approximately equal, to award the contracts to local . he throw n. It was someLmei; necessarv to As a remedy for this dangerous and un- - thirtv. fu mx, i :. said desired inViiraise a question of u ept away privilege, do it. He then proceeded to meet some e !he b' was caused by the sanitary fire Coffee, one of the minor Industries of taking it that the committee E. R. BATH, Plumber f"!,'". has years of the points which had been raised. ' Hawaii, suffered late chiefiy Located 1G5 session, relating to setting with the air! of a. strong trarie from the increased supply of the South clouied opinions of citi at King St., As to the charge that the were iKrVlHawaiian silver coinage and silver certif- - Opposite EUg. houses wind, entirely beyond the control of the American product. In any future read- - zens HellJhad appeared and made state- - Young and Department unfit for habitation, he said that anv . .saaory Fire justment of the tariff, we would bespeak ments. within forty-eig- ht hours the TELEPHONE MAIN 61. v.n: ifouirementS Ot this Territnrv o Tt,.t tu ,.! ,.v,j i your - consideration for Hawaiian coffee. Chamber of such statement must came from Our coins are In good order and have ' those fin-- s t. o, t v Commerce received a reso- Agent for Douglas Mnitv- In conclusion, we would respectfully lution tending to the Ceieteratel ance. Senator Burton sa. that if the ""r1 but little abrasion, and the cost epidemic to the closest limits possible, in submit denounce him. He Closet "'!I-i'"'V"'"- that the withdrawal of the cus- ana recoinage into Unit- - order to prevent the dread disease toms said he did not believe any member , receipts from the Territory re- .v. cuniiirj, luey were eu States silver would be small tn the inc ; .i v. is wanted to denounce the sponsible, to a very great extent," for the him, but intended coast of the Mainland, and to hold it existing to show that any statements from the ' that there is now left in financial stringency. Figures SHAVING 15 cents The food was saiu to be unfit for hu- T, f,stimate within the contaminated sections of the have hf-e- presented to von in .the me. lower classes would be frownedupon by the original coinaee of city. the dominating AT THE mans, whereas except in the case of $1.0X.WK say in Hawaiian coin, mortal from the Builders and Traders' class, the 4. That the - j airnes having entirely disappeared, losses by the change and it is unnecessary- for n tn He then read the utterances of the Japanese who had just landed and who destruction of building jim:t'iiuiu prop- r. Pantheon Shaving Parlors. were furnished meat because they were amount of C"a 01 amCU3t CHAS. HUMMKT VnitLST mA'M "hlCh hM V us t of improve- - He such. said the memorial to the Commis- - Manager. fTlIE FACIFie CESTSSEa, TOKUOTET, SEPTEMBER 13. 1902.

I r. pany the Commission on its tour of HawaiL Advertisement Changed Mondays. Miss Tillie Walker, the young Ha- waiian protege of Mr. G. Kunst, the AvSf f:i 42 millionaire planter of Samoa, is making excellent progress with her music at Low Moscow, Russia, where she is studying Prices Prevail This Week under one of the most celebrated vocal : E enoOOOOOCOOCOOOOOCOOOOOOCXD CXXOCXXXDOOOOOC OOOOOOOOOOOOO 5SCSSS S5XJ55 Ve the following items com- - and and see to-d- r Your tjELIGHTFUL poi luncheon PeDt mo:e prbfitab,- tee .ne? was given yesterday afternoon bnThSS! - either "if you ; K'. .S.onr J A by Mrs. Samuel Parker on the lanai of her Emma street resi- , - - : : dence in honor of the ladies of the Sen- vV. B. atorial party now visiting in Honolulu, Erect Form Corsets including Mrs. Burton, Mrs. Foster, Ladies Belts ' A new arrival in short, Mrs. Robertson, Miss Greggs and Mrs. medium Wonderful John M. Thurston, wife of ard long lengths. Special prices this Thurston. Queen Liliuokalani was also week. For instance hort length Bargain l a. guest of honor. The table was placed at 45c. ft on the lanai, and "was " Any belt om our regu- prettily decorated : - : -- .!-".-- in yellow, masses of coreopsis bios-- - lar SJ.50 $2 00, $l.5 $1. soms and ilima leis giving it a rich col- - j 5000 Ya ds 25, i.OO ' $ and 90c btock. oring. The guests partook of an elab- - orate poi lunch with all its accompani- - of Embroideries All fco at 25c each. ments of other choice native dishes, while native melodies were played and On sale this week, values the best sung by Hawaiian musicians. The and at prices 'h.tt c,i not be duplicated. luncheon was given at 1:30 o'clock, and All ne v, choice patterns. Childrens' during the afternoon Col. Parker es- Cc, Sc, 10c, corted the Senators, members of the 12c, 15c and 16c ard. White Pique Commission and several friends, to the : i lanai. It was one of the most elaborate f X i luncheons of the season. The guests Reefers were Queen Liliuokalani, Mrs. Foster, Actual reduction for Mrs. Burton, Mrs. Robertson, Miss i, 'ASf, , -- 1 i' t Boys' Regatta Greggs, Mrs. J. M. Thurston, Mrs. Hen- this week only 0-- v 4 3 I i ry Highton, Mrs. Haalelea, Mrs. Coney, ,(, One-Ho- lf El-dred- Wash Suits Mrs. Gulick, Mrs. Herbert, Mrs. of pric?. Mrs. Sammons, Mrs. Carter, To re luce our stock lobular Princess Kawananakoa, Mrs. Freeth, we will give a Mrs. Nawahi, Miss Alice - - ? reduction Mrs. Gilman, ii U . j:; Campbell, Miss Mary Carter, Miss . of 10 per cent for this. Just Opened Chry8ta.l, Mrs. George Macfarlane, Mrs. week only. Complete BIti.v- S. C. Allen, Senator Mitchell, Senator Misses, Afflerj. J. Burton, Senator Foster, Mr. McCrosson, Hue of sizes. ' I ' X 4 Judge ,Gear, Dr. King, Prince David ," ill ri ? Kawananakoa, R. C. A. Peterson. The r?J Children and Viator i . V' ;V :r; gentlemen took their departure at three nt oj i Also iersb;.. o'clock, the ladles remaining until after boys' kilt suit Infants' Wear 5 o'clock. Si if i d -- 1 and Uussian Blouse - suits Ready mae dresses in The Zenda Dancing Club gives a '.r'JJ ;'.- sperial prices. : - V'tr'l1 1 i J at white and colored, from dance at Progress Hall on Thursday f evening, September 25. 6 nonths to 12 ) ears old. C:. p ff J i , "1 '' f I V ' - t ' Mr. and Mrs. C. von Haram haVe re nfftbe.i'-- moved to Pacific Heights and will o Ttitant' kin onos, lanl made saques and flannel wupjics at p3jiil t fei LJ cupy home there, the J. B.. Atlverton ' f '- prices tnis weeK. ad r - . -- ' i & is completed. v fhwj-J- L ... """ ' until their own residence Tnw!i M 'it.i; j,inH'i'w-fj- " '. '" ' S(r nd ht ; is- minis- - e s Mr. and Airs. William Mutch have sued invitations to the wedding of their srlcaa niece, Miss Mary K. Duncan, to Mr. 8 make Harry P. Dwyer, for clock on the ... .v lr Wednesday, September 17, FUHC evening of lit w f fniitj I' at their residence, Kalihi road. iea to i::s Limited been Next Friday evening St. Andrew s If Cathedral choir will give a musicale at lVIodel Block, Fort Street the residence of Miss Irmgard Schaefer, OOOOOOOOOOOCOOOCOOOOOOOCOOOOOOC eta.-j- r I I Kuuanu valley. There will be a num- ! now. ber of solos by members of the choir. she will present during the coming sea- - instructors of the empire. Several The musicale. is given as a means of son and will open her dancing school ..months ago critics who heard her sing F30 a I becoming better acquainted with Bishop on Tuesday. Among the dances are said her voice was of the purest quali I Restarick. ballets, Spanish movements, the Flo-- ty and so rich in tone that they an- - If you want as good DNTISTRY as can be pro- ntro 3l radora sextette and others which are ticipated a successful future on the eso-- - ? 1 Manager Smith of the Hawaiian quite popular on the Coast. concert or operatic stage. Lately, how duced and at VERY LOW PRICES, make no mistake, will give ' ever, her became affected and the.f J Hotel and Mm Smith a dance JJ)t& throat Up-to-Dat- e evening on lanais in honor of after an operation she has had difficulty but have the skilled Expert Dentists in . thi3 the Mr. Mrs. W. have rom . . and Francis Smith the Commis- in singing through an opera. s. to Y'l the members of the Senatorial moved to one of the Hawaiian Hotel entire 2151 5. Blk. f sion and the ladles of the 'party, and cottages from their Beretania street r Arlington Horel St. off Union, do your work. cisiii'.Tfc ' Stf" for the officers of the United States residence. .case.g 1 ff,- Naval Transport Solace. Hawaiian I Miss Sara Robertson is spending a lata, f V ' ' singing boys will be. present during the The Elks will give a smoker in honori few. months with the Moirs at Ono subdue the enemy in the shortest possi- tnea, Hawaii. Vanderbilts and Astors. The captains on the residences of General Zontchoff, er d t'i dinner hour playing for the dance later. of the Senatorial Commission soon ble manner." Lewiston (Me.) ,Journal. protested and refused to attend the so- - the president of the committee. It Is 13 or-- probably after the return of the part 4 cial function, believed the dissolution r- that of the " i A reception was tendered last even- from Hawaii. Dr. Charles B. Cooper, KILLED NINETEEN FILIPINOS. In the maneuvers at Wood's Hole, committee Is imminent. r - 1 T 1 r . : v. T" . ,j Mass., ' ing to Bishop Restarick by the Chinese ncv. iviaiMiuufiii, ui . ttii.xiign emu Rear Admiral Higginson's fleet A Sofia dispatch says: The police . presi- - members of St. Peters Episcopal Mr. McCrosson form the committee ap- was subjected to a long delay so that have arrested General Michallowsky Gov. Stone of" Pennsylvania will call ration chapel, in the school house in the pointed evening which is to wait How a Maine Recruit Tried to End the Admiral might entertain the Duch- and the members of the Macedonian an extra session of the Legislature ''. last ess of Marlborough some in Md cathedral grounds. The place was pret- upon the members of the party and the War. and of the committee and seals have been affixed an effort to end the strike. f spent wotfd tily decorated and the evening in ascertain what evening will be most A little knot of' guardsmen gathered igtory establishing. closer bond of friendship en- I' a convenient for them to attend the about the sergeant's quarters of L. com- time. between the Bishop and themselves. tertainment. An array of among r: talent pany last evening listened to some very :adics the Elks will be summoned by the Ex- interesting of soldier life in far ayinf Mrs. Mary Gunn returned in the Ko- alted Ruler to prepare for the enter- tales the r Forty-sixt- tana. rea from her vacation on the coast. tainment. Mr. McCrosson was appoint- east. One who had served in the h had She has a number of new dances which ed the courier of the Elks to accom- - in the Philippines had his say as ild be follows: in bis E "We had one man in our company who, AAAAAikAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAXAAAAAAAA 1AAAAAAAAAA AAA AAA AA AAA : wav-- had he been given rope enough, would BLANK BOOKS liar have closed the campaign in the islands isult". in short order. His name was Furlong We are Manufacturing Blank iWHAT'.S THE USE and his home was in Waterville. He ' III1IWWIWIWTPIMMI WIIU1IW m III ULWi.nmU l.nmM iiinii jr-i- t t Maine artillery in Cuba COB" t servtd w.'ni the Cliff's 'ByHg.wMium.l ....'. Books which for price and work- ! Until and for the Philippine service at Biddeford. I understand that he would manship are equal to Coast or of your haggling with yourself about the price of your not enlist at home because he wanted to a.- - get where the officers would allow him to new Spring Suit or Top Coat. You see gome clothes ad-rertis- ed ' Eastern Call for Prices. V,:-.- Work. light. officer Water- ; The rendezvous at ':, fTV ' ' ' V.'. ', in euch tempting language, at such low prices, ville knew Furlong and would take him Main that you feel like "saving money." Now, don't eave into his company which was not what Telephone 243. . . . . Furlong wanted. We had been in the money in the wrong direction. islands nearly our whole term of enlist- es ment before Furlong had a chance to HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO. show what he could do if he had half a .1. You should never pay less than $15.00 if t show. One day he was stationed at an outpost and instructed to watch things you want a really good Suit of Clothes or and shoot down anything in the form of 'm the enemy. His post lay along a coun IL Top Coat and as much more as you can try road and he ad not been out there t more than an hour and a quarter before afford. the colonel went out to see how every- thing was gc-.n- g along. Judge his sur- r prise when he found the road where If you will invest $20.00 or $25.00, we assure you that Furlong was stationed strewn with the the interest on the investment in the way of add tional dead bodies of Filipinos and not a shot 4 ! pleasure of knowing that you are had been heard in camp. The Filipinos service, comfort and had weariog really fine clothes, will more than repay you the the butt of a rifle. Coming upon Furlong very few extra dollars that you spend in this direction; you , who was wiping the stock of his gun the tetter cut off your expenditure in any other direc- colonel asked him to explain the presence can of the dead. Furlong told the colonel are no ready-to-we- ar tion rather than for clothes. There that. he had killed them with the stock clothes that can compare for general of his gun because he did not want to excellence with those that bear this disturb the camp. He had been afforded priced Suit or no opportunity to uo anything in the line 1 label. The lowest of fighting since going to the islands and Top Coat that we have of this make he simply made lae best of a good chance get 17 4 is $15.00, and from that they range to in his work, knowing full well The book in the upper left hand corner is called .:--. that a shot would bring the whole com- all the way up to $35.00; but, you an Extra Russia with patent back. is a sub- mand to the scene. 'There's your birds, It f.i 3 get as good as these by having them made-to-measu- re colonel,' Furlong. can count can only said 'You stantial binding and the usual style for first class "S I A-- 'i .ti by the very best-tailor- , who would charge jou them.' The colonel counted nineteen Filipinos, all of whom had been slain by work. The one in the centre shows how the 1 twi-j- as much. at least the soldier's rifle butt in an hour and a patent back throws the book open flat. The one fill quarter and his rifle was in good form in the lower right hand corner is called Full t for another victim. The colonel returned a mi Suits and Top Coats, $15.00 t $35 00 at once to camp and ordered Furlong re- Russia with patent back. It is suitable for those lieved from the post. Furlong was sent wishing something more stylish than an Extra the next day to ianila where he was kept busy checking freight. The colonel Russia. We also manufacture any other style v imitcd gave as his reason for thus disposing of desired, such as quarter bound, half bound, Furlong that he did not propose to have 11; three-quarte- cliiero uny private soiuier work him out of a r bound, full bound, etc., on short its '3 good job if he knew it and that if Fur- notice. Every book guaranteed . CLOTHIERS long was retained at the front there an would be end to the campaign in lffs mmmmSO MERCHANT AND FORT STREETS thnn a month. The trouble with Furlong YTTTTTYYTYYYYYYYTYYYYfYYYTTTTf TTYTTYYYTVYTYTYYYYYYYT appeared to be that he was out there to

2 N ,- THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES- HONOLULU SEPTEMBER 13, iga

CHINA. TIMELY TOPICS.-- 5HB PACIFIC BUSINESS OF been resumed in China Poor little Cuba is a gTeat deal short Ringing Noises Business has it looks on the map. Chicago apparently with increased activity. The . In the ears (how disagreeable they or me gov- official publication cninse J" are ! ) become chronic, and cause of Trade and Trade ernment. "Returns When the value of Marcus Island has much uneasiness and even tempo- - CoEmjeial Adveitlse Reports foj the Year 1901," which has been determined England will present Treasury Bureau of her claim.Detrpit Tribune. rary distraction. They are signs just reached the I on Statistics, shows tnat rauroaa yvu-structi- cf catarrh; other signs are drop- - actively resumed in has been ! anti-tru- st feats of our Attorney General pings in the throat, nasal sounds several of the provinces, that practical- WALTER Q. S53ITH EDIXOI1 Knox. Baltimore American. of ly 1000 miles of railway are now In op the voice, impaired taste, smell hundred miles j eration, and that several automobiles can travel 100 miles and hearing. during the present year; repaired, they SEPTEMBER 13. will be added without being if are: Catarrh is a constitutionaKdia- - SATURDAY while the record of the foreign com- shipped by train. Chicago News. ..I . . ! ease, originating m blood. merce presented by the reports shows impure year ; Doubtless what cured King Edward and . reauires a constitutional that the imports into China in the - ' TRAM AND TRANSIT. - i.m on the American mar- or any pre- ; j 1001 were larger than those fcet &t $1 & bottle. Chicago News. remedy. The Tramways company asked for an ceding year, The total value of the I suffered from catarrh In the head and 258,302,918 haikwan j offer from the Rapid Transit and got imports is given as Teid will not wear his famed loss of appetite and sleep. My blood was $192,978,160, 264 million nee-breech- es it. The rest remains for the London taels, or against in Newport until after thin and I feit bad all over most of the 1VJI, season. stockholders who will consider a sale taels in 1S99, 202 millions in ii the mosquito tuenmona ximes. time. I decided to try Hood s Sarsapanlla 1894. ! symptoms with the pay in Rapid Transit securi- millions in 1895 and 162 millions in and now have no of catarrh. in mule-c- ar The exports are valued at 169,656,735 The tie between Cuba and the United have a good appetite, and sleep well. I ties. As there is nothing the to new line ($182,153,000), and exceed States is how seen to consist largely of heartily recommend Hood's SarsapariHa business now and as the haikwan taels tape. Philadelphia Ledger. aU my friends." K. Lose, California Junc- anticipated i red is paying well, it may be those of any prior, year except isaa. tion, Iowa. ) I " the imports The for OverHalf a that London will agree to the transfer. From the United States Al habetIcal,y however. Mr. Baldwin.' Standard Century In that event we may expect the ex- in 1901 were valued at 23,529,606 haikwan stin slands near the top in the list of Hood's Sarsaparitla I BEWAREjOFiniTATIONSJ 1 system 16,724,493 haik- - : tension of the Rapid Transit taels ($16,S41,600), against Arctic explorers. Chicago Tribune Cures catarrh of the nose, throat, every part of town where the wan taels In 1900, 22,288,745 in 1899, 17,- - bowels, &c, removes all its effects. to the Sam is now to be 'r,,,. s Un- - : '., I I the popula- 163.312 in 1898. and 9.263,082 in 1894. Thus Uncle IMPERIAL CIGAR STOREV DtrjBur service is required and to cle" in a strictly business rather-than- , and builds Up the Whole System, frorfi j ted suburbs; also'the elimination the imports from the United States sentimental sense. Richmond Times, , the streets of such an obstacle to traffic have increased about 150 per cent since j J no danger the Czar of as the tracks and switches of the Tram- 1894, while the exports to the United There is that Russia will disarm. If he ever does his gftAiaa..?.'i!wn 1901 practically the same n way company have become. States in were nn-r- . ciiKiofte will cpf him Phicfle-- HAVE 3E - It must be a source of chagrin to the as those of 1894, the figures of 1901 be- News v they did not ing 16,572,988 haikwan taels, and those English stockholders that says an up-to-da- te of 1894, 16.442,788. Comparing the prog- - Explorer Baldwin his trip is not long ago give Honolulu altogether a failure. Probably he has YOU they had they would be ress of the United States with that of , - service. If ' hi3 magazine articles.Balti- making a fortune annually. Nothing other countries, it may be said that the more American, I is more certain to pay than rapid tran- imports into China from Great Britain SEEN" so Many years ago Christopher Colum- - in a populous tropical city where inonoori fmm million hsikwan taels' sit J a great head he had Adams-Bagna- ll a climatic aversion to in 1894 to 41 millions in 1901; those from bus showed what Every En- people have : by not trying to discover the north pole. 4 owing to the space Hongkong from 82 millions to walking and where, increased Chicago News. closed Arc Lamp being used houses, distances are great. 120 millions;, those from continental between energetic The foreign holders had plenty of Eurone extent Russia, from 6 millions What Cuba needs is an in Honolulu is giving perfect j on order of to know what the people wanted to 17 millionsand those from Russia treasurer the chai.ee too Miller to whip her finances into pros and would support, but until It was increased from less than one million to perous condition. Baltimore American. satisfaction. anything they rejected every three million haikwan taels. The late to do know rapid transit scheme as too radical. growth in Imports from the United New Reciprocity Hit How would it If you care to about do for Cubans to try to borrow a Theirs was the conservatism of the States is larger than that in imports the burn- little money from Mr. Neely? He them, let us know where to horso which refused to leave his from any other country, though Hong- should be grateful enough to accommo- ing stable. It will be remembered that kong, Great Britain, Japan, and India date them. Washington Post. find you. came to grief. rank higher than the United States in The neat compressed sachet the horse pic- import statement of 1901. Baldwin not only brought back a the ture of Nansen's hut, but he brought THE PRINCE AS A LEADER. , American merchandise continues to back a picture of Baldwin in Arctic 1 find favor in China, according to a costume. Evidently the pole had a nar- paper Prince a Hnmp Rule Derates. , statement of the Statistical Secretary, row escape. Louisville Kuhio because he chooses to forget the Mr. F. E. Taylor, which accompanies a feuds and prejudices of the past, and, the report. "American heavy goods," Instead of trying to avenge the mon- he says, "continue to find favor, drills Electric Co., archy, undertakes to act like an Amer- from that country having now reached awailan Ltd. ican citizen in an American Territory. 1,649,626 pieces, or more than double the King Street, near Alakea. Telephone Main 390. Unwittingly they pay the Prince the importations of 1900;- while sheetings hiehest of compliments. They show rose to 2,840,518 pieces. Japanese goods that, being a progressive man one who . aiso show progress, Japanese shirtings does not Mt like the figure on the silver having risen from 1356 to 14,029 pieces, We have them in all the coin, ever looking backward he is fit Qrey and white shirtings were about to be a leader of his people. A leader I tjje flame, amongst them being included popular odors. to be worth a following musi move a growing importation or : American ahead onward and upward; not slink goods. Owing to the fall in exchange back into the shadows of the past, and the dearness of cotton in America searching for some old grievance. That and Europe, there was a marked de- Is one of thevthings which distinguish mand during the year for cheaper qual- that tee are established opponent. The Re- the Prince from his ities of cotton goods, which was rather many years, that our op- Just the thing for the chate publican leader knows that, if the Ha- a reversal of the tendency of late .' Do You Know About h-- s It? waiian expects to get on in an Amer- years. American kerosene oil was six tical department laine,handkerchief box or dres Territory he must join American millions of gallons in excess of the grown to ican proportions, closets. We don't need to know to sell parties and identify himself with Amer largest previous importation, in 1894; you you furniture on credit. forgetting, such as we never drenhied not necessarily ( Russian kept place, lean issues, its while Sumatran We will sell you anything you want oa our little at-a-ti- plan , 40,- the past, but assuredly , not returning is rapidly gaining and has reached - of; that it is still grow- 640,049 to it gallons." . ing, making it necessary and thus you can have your houie comfortably furnished with- Kuhio- - will The election of Prince An interesting feature of the report to increase mean that Hawaiians propose to go ia that relating to the resumption of our capacity out first having to save a large Bum of monny. Come in and let ahead; that they will not linger in the;rajiway construction., as follows "The for turning out work nly us tell you about it. graveyards.. When that declaration is Shantung railway had 160 kilometres promptly and that our made at the polls Hawaiian influence at completed at the end of the year, and We have an" xcellent stock o Washington will go up a thousand per .trains were running between Tsingtao work, has alwoys given Tso-sha- is cent. and n. This next spring it is utmost satisfaction. Few iron btds, atd now the time expected to reach the Ma-ss- u Coal to buy them, while stock is large mines, and should be completed as A. Si Humphreys, the principal wit- far Ghi-nan-f- u, prices in- as the capital of prov- ard are small. Furniture ness against the government, the the respectability of these ince, in three years. The Imperial rail- Left of every description sold for cash and the dustries ways of North China between Peking islands, appearing before the Senatorial or on easy terms. Commission, was repudiated by the and Tientsin and Newchwang, with ex- 1901, tensions to Chinwangtao, these things, and then Hawaiian Bar Association in May. and from Feng-ta- to Lu-Ha- n , by a vote of 37 to 7. the minority damn- i the railway, and when in need of glass-s- praise; and was re- extensions to Tung-cho- u and Hsin-min-tu- n, ing him with faint or when y- - u think some- jected, by his neighbors, of the 3d pre- have 901 kilometres completed. The Shanghai Woo-- cinct of the Fourth District of Hono short line between and thing is wrvng, come at oyne Furniture Co., Ltd, sung, 18 'rice kilometres, is said to be pay lulu as recently as July, 1902, by a vote j onCe. cost ing its way now, but nothing has been It may y u Of 110 tO 6. ThlS snOWS ivir. nuuiiimcjo Progress Block. Corner Fort and Beretania Streets. way pro- nothing, standing In this community and ought don by of commencing the ond you can red to be a matter of interest to the Sena- jected railway from Shanghai to Soo-cho- w, assured, that no glosses Ningpo, etc., and is torial Commission. it understood be that there is some difficulty, in raising icill sold you, until we Hollister Drug Co. the necessary capital, owing to . to paper can be cheaply made from the fully demonst' ate your If terms of the concession not being con- Fort and a mill is started on these satisfaction, that glasses Street bagasse, sidered satisfactory to the investors. to work the material up, the islands The great trunk line from Peking to are what your eyes need. for the finished product WM. G. 1RWIK & CO., LTD local demand Hankow makes steady progress, and ought' to pay the establishment well. Personal aftent ion given pa- the influence on trade should be felt very large amount of to Q- - We import a immediately. During the year the sec evry case. Wm. Irwin .President and Manager money which, by staying Vice-Preside- nt per, the for Pao-tiug-f- Claus Spreckels.... First tion between and u, home, would help things out. W. M. Second Vice-Preside- nt at destroyed by re- Giffard... -- Boxers, was MANILLA H. M. Whitney Jr...Treasurer and Sec. t built, and the line has been carried Gtoorf W. Ross Auditor to drink it means health and one man u, ! The-- Home Rule party is a down to Cheng-tlng-f- distant from ! SUGAR FACTORS strength. It is delightfully party. It has nothing to say even Peking 262 kilometres. In 1902 it is ' AND refreshing. about the ticket it is presumed to vote hoped to complete the line as far south j system nev- Shun-te-f- u, anchor for.. A more 125 j as a further distance of H.P-Wiohma- Commission Agents BREWED AT DOBBS' er masqueraded under the name of kilometres. In the south, at the end of! n FERRY, N Y. Home Rule. : ' the year 175 kilometres northwards AGENTS ... 4 from Hankow were completed, and FOR THE Order a dozen from Now that the Whalen has ceased to trains will be running as far as Hsin-yan- g Oceanic Steamship Company object of interest, the Herman, (220 kiiimetres) about May 1st be an FORT STREET. Of Ban Francisco. CaL and her hunt for buried treasure, takes next. By the end of the year it is the center of the harbor. The Srst in- hoped that the track will be laid for ' LOVEJOY & CO., Ltd of has already come another 100 kilometres north of Hsin-- 1 stallment treasure Cor. Nuuanu and Merchant Sts. : : : : Tel. 308. by mail. yang. It is intended to commence work.' ; ; shortly on the line from Wuchang to Experience 4 million dollars indemnity would Canton. has already shown x Fire! Fire! Four railways enable the Marcus Island Guano com- that in China are eagerly avafied Of pany to declare a nice dividend. Here's and that business increases Oil and Steam desiring stock are no- wherever they ae built." hoping'. Parties HMHHMM v"r. tified that the transfer books are open. g IS OIL-Th- e ' The London Times advises the use on A little Fire Insurance bill THE COMING FUEL '". English railways of the big American THE RESULT. best burner for oil U tht We invite the commission in its odd freight cars. has its agreeable side some- of the "W. N. Eest OU Burnlni and unofficial moments to read the ex- The last news from the war srame wa System. Navy times, "An ounce of preven- tracts from the official organ of the that the had taken a preponder- - ; A sitter can not be posed U 1 ance points. i Lambert's Steam Motor Home Rule party, printed in another of engln a moment. . To tion," etc., you know. tJevahen ordinary Wm. F. Howe of the firm secure goo ahead of the ' column. of Howe Oil Burner Ton Stationary Coitcns fcr convenience, simplicity n - and Hummel, New York's greatest jury pictures one take time v Why not lawyer, is dead. mut insure, NOW, economy. study the nsood- - of sittp The Kohala ditch privilege should be Fire Chief Croker of New York is : the' and with us? Our telephone nut ud at auction like public lands. If charged with neglect of duty at the : and give him the opportunit Park Avenue fire. j is main 313. there is any argument against that dis- to become at ease. For particulars inquire of yet The Sultan of Binidayan was shot PerapccIivcVi position of the property it is to be and killed at Camp VcrhicslScch't Vickers, Mindanao We pursue JiiBuRNtB Fob produced. while trying to escape. i this cours: Lpcomot.vis W.E.ROWELL Tloom 611 Stancenwald Bldf. Twenty villages were demolished in and the result justifie U, Not to be outdone by some of Russia by a landslide and hundreds are the reported to the time and patienc witnesses before the commission, the have been killed. Henry Waterheuse & Comp'y. volcano up. The Chilean government has received used. OUR SODA has again started an offer to buy the battleship a insurance. Heal Estate and WATER Captain S f Pratt for $3,000,000, and the armored Investments. Is a parklins. Wholesome Beverage, Our goods have stability, The - cruiser Esmeralda 12,500.000. Theses-offer- s palatability "blazins- star of th rpmihli is for g FORT AND MERCHANT STS and brilliancy. mostly are supposed to be made Ja- J. J. WILLIAMS, of the three star brand. pan. for , j Fort Street. ' phnns HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ODA WORKS Emma Street, near Vinevard. PHONEBLUE 1S71. JL

THE PAOFIQ OMMEHGIAB ADVERTISER. HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 13, 49u WORLD'SNEWS THE SUMNER Notice to the Public. CONDENSED 5 on WITH RESPECT TO THE CARD Gall eREseEKT en ean published by Bishop & Company, bank- The Italian King has left Berlin! ers, in the Hawaiian Star and Evening Bulletin. Issue of date September 5th. The Shah has arranged a loan to 1902, With Pomp Attachment- K Russia. and a similar notice which annnr-- ed in the Pacific Commercial Advertiser The tugmen's strike at Cleveland, O.. of date the 6th inst.. this oompanv de- has been settled. sires to make the following statement The Sultan has repealed some strict to the public: anti-Americ- an laws. 1. We deny absolutely the truth of Will The Sultan of Turkey has repealed the alleged information received by Robinson Now anti-Armeni- an laws. Messrs. Bishop and Company, charging Made of best the use by us of the name of said bank- galvanized iron. It is impossible to over- President Roosevelt denies Jus- ing tice that institution for the purpose of pro- flow any lamp or stove with this can. Made to hold Have to Hear Shiras has resigned. moting the interests of the company, Cardinal Gibbons may be compelled or for any other purpose. In this con- Kerosene, Gasoline, Turpentine or Benzine to uadergo an operation. nection we will state that the financial ' The strike situation in West V lr- - condition and standing of the Hawaiian It. ginia is extremely critical. Realty and Maturity Company, Ltd.. Is s such that no reference to any banking ; Senator Piatt of New No . York thinks institution is necessary to ensure the Waste of Oil the coal strike will soon be settled. permanency, I stability and reliable bas-- Tfl c Tm r it? fAriiilc!n v. i ...... or soiling of Luc navy in its i lutjss memoas or tnis concern. and we hands GEAR anaLiYs o.l u(eiuioui5 When the lamp is full the doable suction 'of the SAYS HE .Auanuc coast maneu- invite the closest scrutiny of, and ex- pump vers. amination by, the public of our affairs. takes the oil 2. back into the can, making it b one can fill a IS DISQUALIFIED We denr that we have had pub- lamp or a stove SCOURING YOUR SCALP. lished, or that we have circulated, since in the dark without waste of oil. . the relation of depositor in said banking institution was terminated by us, any Will Remove the Loose Dandruff Scales But literature upon the back of which or in Postponement of Case Accom- - It Won'tfture Dandruff. any portion of which, appears the name Call Our Bethel If your hair is brittle and thinning, of Messrs. Bishop and Company. With at Street Store pliishes you respect to this unfounded allegation, we the Desired have dandruff. The mere scouring say of the scalp wish to that it is more than prob- and See Sample in Operation Effect. of the loose scales, won't able that this company ha been con- cure dandruff; because dandruff is founded with a similar concern doing nothing but business in these Islands, the literature Telephone Main 348 or leave your orders and we will deliver one 5 gallon can scales of scalp being thrown up by a pestiferous little germ of which concern does bear the name filled with Kerosene Oil for $3.25, when we The Sumner case will be of Bishop and Company. This, although empty will call for can to be refilled, if desired determined in burrowing its way to the root of the it is expressly disavowed In the card or by Judge Robinson. The motion of the hair where it saps the vitality causing Bishop & Company above referred to, respondent for an immediate hearing falling hair and, in time baldness. Now that said institution has any connec- was considered by Judge yester- you can't stop dandruff, nor falling tion with or responsibility for any oth- ants Gear hair, nor prevent er company day morning, and baldness unless you unless published by author acific ntcry he ruled that he was destroy that germ; and the only prep- ity. Hardware Co., Ltd. StS disqualified J and would not pass upon aration that can do it Is the new sci- This notice is published In justice to the matter at all. He said entific discovery, Newbro"s Herpicide. members and stockholders of this conft that the In no question of jurisdiction would have to fact other hair preparation claims pany, and for the additional purpose of Fort Street, Honolulu. to kill the dandruff germ all of them relieving any further anxiety or appre- be passed upon by Judge Robinson, to will clean the scalp; soap and water hension on the part of Messrs. Bishop whom the case was assigned. He gave will do that, but only Newbro's Herpi- and Company. as a reason for disqualification the cide gets at the root of the trouble and THE HAWAIIAN REALTY & MATU- T fact kills the dandruff germ. that he had been engaged with Hum- RITY CO., LTD. Sept. 12, 1902. 6270 phreys in an attempt to have Sumner MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF INTEN- declared incompetent and placed In BY AIJTOQRITY, BOUNDARY COMMISSIONER'S The TION OF FORECLOSURE AND charge of a receiver. Davis excepted NOTICE. OF SALE. to the ruling of ; the court in his usual empnaiic manner. case come PROPER APPLICATION HAVING NEW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT The will been made to me by A. M. Brown, trus- I pursuant to the power of sale contain- before Robinson in its usual order next REGISTRATION NOTICE, tee of the estate of Maria King, for the t ed in that certain mortgage dated May Monday. settlement of the boundaries of the Li ENGLAND 31, A. D. 1899, made by Elizabeth K. Ahupuaa of Moakea, Island of Molokal. f 1 l will,0 , E H B J George Ho- The ruling of Gear at this late day Smith, wife of W. Smith of notice is hereby given to all owners of nolulu, Island of Oahu, Territory of that he has no jurisdiction is in effect The BOARD OF REGISTRATION for iadjoining lands and all persons interi- : BAKERY Hawaii, Mortgagor, to Mary J. Alexan- a decision in Davis s favor. The sole jested in said boundaries, that there will ill Ml Ml der, Mortgagee, and recorded in the m Island of Oahu will meet at object of the defendant was to .secure me;be a hearing for the settlement of the Register Office, Oahu, 196, places hereinbelow in Liber named at the time , boundaries at my office, Campbell have enlarged and refitted their 40-4- 3, an immediate hearing, as Sumner wish A pages the Mortgagee Intends to given, purpose ap- - block, Honolulu, on Saturday, Sept. 27, ed to return to as soon pos for the of examining foreclose said mortgage condition Tahiti as n laU- -, 1U popular Dining Room r to for nlimnts fnr rocricti-aHi- n at a. m. non-payme- nt as voters s broken, to wit, the of sible. The hearing has dragged along M. D. MONSARRAT. the coming election and determining accommodate their many cus- principal and interest when due. for over a week now upon one pretext Commissioner of Boundaries, Notice is likewise given the their eligibility. i that or another, and by the' time the matter Second Judicial Circuit. i. tomers. property, conveyed by the said mort- MONDAY, Sept. 13, 1902: Honolulu, Sept. 4, 1902. 6265 gage will be sold at public auction at is taken up the two weeks given tor re- I the Auction Rooms of James F. Mor Puuloa R. R. Station 7:45 to 9:15 a. turn by the summons will have expired. m. BOUNDARY COMMISSIONER'S gan, Queen Street, Honolulu, on Satur- NOTICE. Just received a new handsome day, the 13th day of September, 1902, at NEW TERM BEGINS. Aiea R. R. Station 9:43 to 11:15 a. m. 12 noon. property o'clock The covered Judge Robinson will open the special Manana Court House 4 to .7 p. m. PROPER APPLICATION HAVING line of LADIES' DESKS by said mortgage consists of: September term of court Monday morn- TUESDAY, Sept. 16, 1902: been made to me by Holmes & Stanley, private First: All that certain piece or par-e- el jury-waive- attorneys for the estate of J. W. Aus- in MAHOG A.NY, BIRD'S Hama-kualo- a, ing. Only d of land situate at Pauwela, cases will be Waipahu Mill 8:15 to 10:15 a. m. tin, for the settlement of the boundaries EYE MAPLE. GOLDEN District of Makawao, Island of considered unless there are criminal Ewa Mill 1 to 3 p. m. of Kaiaroiki, a lele of Kumuell, Island rooms Maui, Hawaiian Islands, containing an cases of pressing importance to be con- Waianae Court House 5 to 7 p. m. of Molokal, notice is hereby given to all OAK, and WEATHER area of 46 acres, 2 chains and 65 fath- 'of adjoining per- ladies, Electric Lights sidered. The criminal cases which have WEDNESDAY, Sept. 17, 1902: owners lands and all OAK; LADIES' DRESS- for with oms (more or less) and being the same sons interested in said boundaries, that premises described in Royal Patent No. been continued to the special term will Makua, R. R. Station 10 to 11 a, m. there will be a hearing for the eettle-- and Fans Cool and PleasanrC 144 to conveyed mort- ING TABLES MA- Paele and to the again be continued to regular No Waialua Court House 1 to 3 p. 5 , my office. in gagor the m.. ment of the boundaries at by Kia Brooks and George vember term. The regular August term to 7 p. m. Campbell block, Honolulu, on Saturday, HOGANY, BIRD'S EYE LIGHT LUNCHEON Brooks, her husband, by deed dated Sept. 27, 1902, 10 a. m. of court will be ended this evening. THURSDAY, Sept. 18, 1902:' at V MAPLE and GOLDEN November 28, A. D. 1S95, and recorded M. D. MONSARRAT, r served, suitable for this climate in the office of the Registrar of Con- MURDERERS SENTENCED. Kahuku Mill 2 to 4 p. m. Commissioner of Boundaries, OAK! These are in new veyances in Honolulu in Liber 158, Laie Hall 6 to 8 p. m. Second Judicial Circuit. such prices only a pages 366 367. . Judge Gear sentenced George Ferris n and at that and ' FRIDAY, Sept. 19, 1902: Honolulu, Sept. 4, 1902. 6265 designs and the latest Second: All that piece or parcel of and Kimura to be "hanged by the neck First-clas- s Bakery could afford Hauula Court House 8 to 9 a. m. .patterns.. , ...... , .... , land situate at Kamaole, Kula? Island until dead," yesterday. His pronounce- BOUNDARY COMMISSIONER'S 11 12 "1 of Maui aforesaid, containing an area Waikane Church to noon. NOTICE. to make, including the finest cup 5 ment of sentence was a mere formality, of acres (more or less) and being the Kaneohe Court House 6 to 10 p. ia) premises described in Royal as under the statutes a verdict of guilty of coffee in city. Patent SATURDAY, Sept. 20, 1902: PROPER APPLICATION HAVING 1 the (Grant) 392 to Pilipili; also all those of murder in the first degree is equiva me Kailua (Sam Bo's) 8 to 9 a, m. been made to by J. F. Brown, for pieces or parcels of land situate at lent to a death sentence. The high the settlement of the boundaries of the 1 GIVE US A CALL said of Maui, and be- Office 10 11 Island sheriff is directed to carry out the sen Waimanalo Plantation to lower or makal portion of the land of ing parts 1, 5 and 6 of Royal Patent a. m. iLupehu, Island of Molokal, notice Is 2168, tence of the court. In case of Ki- Land Commission Awards Nos. the Registration hereby given to all owners of adjoining 3S29 and 6613 to Paele; Part 1 contain- mura H. W. Robinson, his attorney, The Board of will return & Ltd, 86-1- Castle Cooke, ing an of 00 of an acre; 5 to Honolulu Monday, Sept. 22nd, for -- arei Part has appealed to the Japanese consul for I a 00 f HONOLULU. containing an area of of an acre; the purpose of registering voters be-- forEdthe settlement of the boundaries at 24-1- ap r 6 3 00 aid in case an appeal is taken. An mm containing 11 RB and Part an area of tween the hours of 7 and" 10 a, m. and my office, Campbell block, Honolulu, on 1 acres; said premises described in Para- peal will also be taken in the Ferris to 7 p. m. Saturday, Sept. 27, 1902, at 10 o'clock a. Commission Merchants. graph 2 being the same premises con- case, and stay of execution asked un m. a LORRIN ANDREWS, .uu& veyed to said Elizabeth K. Smith by til the matter is finally passed upon. M. D. MONSARRAT, deed of Kia Brooks and husband, dated Chairman. Commissioner of Boundaries, SUGAR FACTORS. July 29, 1896 and recorded in the Regis- LANCASTER DIVORCE CASE. M. A. GONSALVES, Second Judicial Circuit. A ter Office, Oahu, in Liber 164, pages 131 4, 1902. 6255 full assortment of all In divorce case de JT; Honolulu, Sept. ! --AGENTS FOB and 132. , the Lancaster the W. COELHO. morning 8, 1902. 6269 sizes kept in stock. We The Ewa Plantation CJo. Third: All and singular that par- fendant appeared yesterday to Honolulu, Sept. BOUNDARY COMMISSIONER'S I also make a specialty of The Yaialua Agricultural C., few. cel of land situate at Kauluwela in said show cause why he should not be pun NOTICE. Sugar Go. Honolulu, bounded and described as ished for contempt for failure to pay KEWAKD making large size shades The Kohal follows: 5500, 1 The Walmea Sugar Mill Co. alimony, required for the support of PROPER APPLICATION HAVIXG Works, ftt. Beginning at the East corner of this been made to me by J. O. Carter, attor- to order. The Fulton Iron fes land, being West corner of Makai-na- his child. Lancaster was on the stand I am authorized by Board of Mo. the i the Fire ney for H. M. Liliuokalani, for the set- Lane and Kuakini Street, and run- in response to the summons, and admit- Underwriters of Territory of Ha of boundaries of the Ahu- I The Standard Oil Co. ning: the tlement the Ste&ia ted that he was $75 behind in his pay waii to oiier the aDove amount for in puaa of Puelelu, Island of Molokal, no- X The George F. Blake Past?' N. 41 20' W. 101 feet along Kuakini hereby given to all owners of ad Rugs, Weston's Centrifugals. Street; ments to his wife. Lancaster said he formation leading to the arrest and tice is Portieres, 1 joining lands and all persons interested The New England Mutual bit S. 53. W. 110 feet; was earning $24 a week, but that he had conviction of any person or persons in said boundaries, that there will be a Linoleum and mrancft Co. of Boston. S. 41 E. 118.5 ft. along Lot 3; had trouble which prevented his paying committing the crime of arson within hearing for the settlement of the boun- Yy & Matting The Aetna Fire Imurane U. N. 44 20' E. 110 feet along Makainai the alimony. Questioned by the Court the District of Honolulu, Island of daries at my office, Campbell block, Ho- Lane to the initial point; on Saturday, Sept. 27, 1902, at Hartiora, vn. as to trouble, he said he had been Oahu, Territory. of Hawaii. nolulu, The Alliance Asswaace C. el las Containing an area of 12.05S square this 10 a. m. feet (more or less). fined $31.50 in police court for adultery, This reward to hold good until re M. D. MONSARRAT, convey- Ping Pong Tables io. And being the same premises and on another occasion $23 on a charge voked by publication. Commissioner of Boundaries, to K. Smith by deed ed said Elizabeth fi- A. M. BROWN. Second Judicial Circuit. made to order 1, 1899, of assault and battery. There was 626S of Jesse P. Makainai, dated June Honolulu, Sept 4, 1902. . Fancy asd Staple and recorded in the Register Office, nally an agreement that if he, pay $50 High Sheriff, Territory of Hawaii. km, Oahu, in Liber 238, pages 214-21- 6. immediately the plaintiff would wait 6270 BOUNDARY COMMISSIONER'S There is a comfortable cottage upon for the balance. it was discover NOTICE. Delicacies this last mentioned house-lo- t on Kua- Thn ed $75 really TO CREDITORS. J.Hopp&Cp. kini. street between the residence of that was not the amount NOTICE PROPER APPLICATION HAVING Al Fresh Kona Coffee, Mr. P. C. Jones and Liliha street, and due, the wife claiming $230. The ac been made to me by J. M. Monsarrat, the premises together afford a very de- counts were be so up IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE attorney for Bruce Cartwrlght, trustee LEADING FURNITURE Kona Taro, found to mixed as - Onions, sirable opportunity for investment. to make an immediate settlement im of FRANK BOND auekbach, ae- cf the estate of Emma Kaieieonaiani, DEALERS. Kona Together with all the rights, ease- ceased. Ifor the settlement of the boundaries of t possible, Jr. H. was ap (nmmr TTIn c anil 'RptVlfl Rt. ments, privileges and appurtenances and Ixmcks Notice is hereby given by the under- -' the various pieces of Mahlnui, Kaneo-- to be had from thereto belonging. pointed master to ascertain the amount signed, A. Lewis Jr., administrator ; he, Koolaupoko, Oahu, notice Is hereby ''J Phone Main 11. I Terms: Cash United States Gold really due. W. S. Fleming appeared with the will annexed, of the estate of given to all owners of adjoining lands ir expense pur- boun-credito- rs L. F. STERN EM ANN Coin; Deeds at the of for Lancaster. Frank Bond Auerbach, deceased, to the 'and all persons Interested In said t chaser. of and all persons having darles, that there will be a hearing for Club Btables. For further particulars apply to W. HALL WANTS HIS FREEDOM. claims against the said deceased, to the settlement of the boundaries at my Fort St opp. Campbell block, Honolulu, on O. Smith, Judd Building, Honolulu. Willie Hall, spendthrift, has made nresent their claims duly authenticated office. Phone Blue 511. Dated, Honolulu, August 14, 1902. a with proper vouchers within six Saturday, Sept. 27, 1902, at 10 a. m. attempt rreeaom the MONSARRAT, delivered free in city. MARY J. ALEXANDER, a second to secure his months after the first publication ol M. D. Castle Ik All goods Mortgagee, by her from Geo. R. Carter, his guardian. In this notice to the said administrator at Commissioner of Boundaries, Cooke Attorney in fact. his office. No. 209 Judd building, Hono- First Judicial Circuit. a petition for the discharge of tne 1902. 6265 -- WILLIAM O. SMITH. lulu, Island of Oahu, Territory of Ha- Honolulu, Sept 4. guardian, filed yesterday, it is alleged waii, the same being the place of the - Elgin The above mentioned foreclosure sale that Hall has an estate worth $40,000, transaction of business of the said es- WILLIAM Ji'KINLEY LODGE produce $3000 year, said Territory. LIFE and FIRE V3 is postponed until further notice. which should a but tate in NO. 8, K. OF P. MARY J. ALEXANDER. that he ha3 only been allowed $22.50 by A. LEWIS, JR., WATCHES By attorney: Administrator with the will annexed of her his guardian. Hall says that when the A DURABLE and ACCURATE WILLIAM O. SMITH. 6271 the Estate of Frank Bond Auerbach, THERE WILL BE RE Insurance Agents, guardian was appointed he did not un- Deceased. gnlar convention of the above Co. T. H., August 16th, The Keystone Watch Disc NOTICE derstand the nature of the proceeding. Dated, Honolulu, named Lodge Saturday even- Philadeiphta.U.S.A says "led, moral, careful, 1902. 6248 uTauuu Hall he has a ing, Sept 13, in Harmonj .QXNTI upright life, as as he could," for a FOB America's Oldest and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT far NOTICE Hall, at 730. 8V Larqest Watch Factory powers given to E. Om-ste- d year, and now wants to be released ENGLAND MUTUAL all heretofore RANK. by power of attorney or otherwise from guardianship. This is the second NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WORK IN THE FIRST LIFE INSURANCE 00. f sate by an- No. 1 and Mystio . i are hereby revoked, cancelled and attempt to oust Carter, who was ap the Territorial Central Committee of the Members of Oahu The Principal Watch nulled. party of the Territory of O 20CTOM n pointed at the request of all parties and Republican No. 2 and all sojourning brothere are BJ7VS. 7 m9 V 7J Dealers MAX SCHLEMMER. Hawaii will not be responsible for any Sept. 4th, 1902. the court. invited to attend. ATHA CO. Hawaiian Islands Honolulu, H. T.. bills contracted by anyone without the FIRE INSURANCE 6263 COURT NOTES. written authority of the secretary. B. S. GREGORY, & S. OF 3LURTFORD. By order of the K. of 11 The order to show cause in the Flint EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Makiki Grocery Store case for non-payme- nt of alimony was A. L. C. ATKINSON, NOTICE, Secretary. 62 Ave. and Keeaumoku St. ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING continued by Judge Robinson yester- il Cor. Wilder e, B.CE. & btlp or advice, is Invited to eomrnu-n'cat- day. The case will be heard this morn- Fred Philp & Bro., harnessmakers person patrons either in or by letter, ing. NOTICE. and saddlers, bez to notify their with Ensign Hattie E. Larrabee, ma 'and the nubile eenerallv that they have has asked for an order di- tron of the Salvation Army Woman's Otto Rabe WILDER STEAMSHIP COMPANY. moved from corner King an Delicacies and Industrial Home. 488 Kins; street, Ho-- recting William Mutch and Fred Har streets to the Waverley block. Bethel fable th j store and rison as executor to pay him his one-fif- Honolulu. September 9th, 1902. street, where, with larger Ice Delivered of th ' f to any part of estate of Gulstan CLAUDINB WILL SAIL perioi facilities for Unrineeth Groceries share the Septem-.wl- Prepared t( Fancy REMOVAL SOICE. from Honolulu on Wednesday. ll be better Rabe. on Tues- - serve the wants of their 9-- ber 17th. at 9 a. m.. Instead of P1"3; Island orders promptly filled. day. September 16th. at 12 M. Thanking the publ c generous n prompt MRS. A. M. MELLIS HAS REMOV In past, they U tke Voice (from upstairs, to suitor in wnrt nr .....Tior rotriiinr.-- --- r.atronaee- the Special attention . thiJ- new ed her dressmaking parlors to "Sachs you ui iciuiu uu.ii oi me at w- (ground floor). parlor) "George, when leave will time schedule. .continuance Hoffman & Starfcfcam vBIock." Beretania street you please morning pa C. L. WIGHT. stand. Bethel street. will be pleased, to see throw in the 133. Phone 261 Blue. where she her 627 President. P. O. Box I 26S1. friends and patrons. 6269 05c; Kjwala. Telephone. WUite

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3mffil-5n- MORGAN, JSS. F. Buy AncfloiieBr anfl Bioter Where to 65 QUEEN STREET. Gruenhagen's Candies Telephone 72 9 P. 0. Box 594. MAY fc CO. have just received a large supply LIMITED. Kanui Passed of fresh ones including Chocolate Creams and John Marshmallows. Quoon Streeti in Now take Marshmallows everybody likes Away Early them, but you can't get them anywhere else in town this week, and even if you could get them Morning. elsewhere, Gruenhagen's Marshmallows are far su- they come from . perior to eastern makes, because San Francisco and don't have a chance to dry out N FATHER OF HOME as is the case with eastern Marshmallows. Telephone to us for any quantity. We will RULE PARTY send them to you anywhere in the city on phort notice. Was Grandson of One of ihe First Hawaiian to be Educated Abroad. LIMITED. The "Grand Old Man" of Home Rul 6 '

ism is dead. Old John Kanui, who first 22--Tlphon3- "24 sounded the party slogan of the Ha- - waiians to combine in the political body I which has become known as the Inde pendent Home Rule party, and who was its first honorary president, died at 2 o'clock yesterday morning at the of Quality Sure the i Of Our Famous Queen's Hospital. He was bufiedyes terday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the lit THIS DAY! :o: tle cemetery of Puu o Kamalii, back of There's a satisfaction in being sure of the being to Palama, the remains followed quality of any article for the table that is felt by the grave by a large concourse of Ha- - wanans. Ruction Sale those using The aged Hawaiian publicist, who has been a striking figure in the affairs on Saturday, sfpt. 13, Crystal Springs of his people, succumbed to an illness Butler AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, lasting only two days. On Wednesday You want good butter at all times and you he caught a slight cold which developed At my salesroom, 65 Queen street, I will sell at public auction, imported can't get butter so dependable as the "Crystal IN THE FOLLOWING SHADES: into a fever and he was conveyed to the part Jersey Cow, a good milker; hospital, where his feeble frame was One strong mule. Springs." It is absolutely pure and fresh at all pony. able to withstand the inroads of the One child's , times and delivered at forty cents the pound. We disease for only a few hours. His have other good butter, viz: Clear Brook and White White, Black, Cream, Pink, death was a surprise and a regret to JAS. MORGAN, thirty-fiv- e F. . the Hawaiian community, for he was Clover at cents the pound. AUCTIONEER. Orange, Yellow, Turquoise, looked upon with reverence by old and young. Red and Lavender. The remains were taken to the under BIG AUCTION taking establishment of Mrs. "Williams MetFopolitan Meat Co. and prepared for buiial. They were viewed during the day by a throng of Hawaiians, and at four the funeral was LIMITED. pall-beare- - 36 Inches Wide held, the rs being T. C. Poli- - 19 SHOW CASES TELEPHONE MAIN 45- kapu, J. Keau, J. P. Kahanawal, J. M. Ho- - Poepoe, S. H. Meekapu, D. Ai, J. AND loua, J. H. Kanakaliilii, nearly all from the Home Rule committees. Delegate unH Mrs. Wilcox were present at the services. CURIOS John Kanui was born at Honuaula, na Canned Maui, in 1830, and was educated at ETC. One quality: Seminary. For the past fifty Vegetables, THE BEST years he has been a lawyer in the dis Fruit trict courts. When the time came for Fish I the islanders to take part in national ON TUESDAY, SEPT. 16, politics, Kanui, who had been a leader AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., Aloha Aina soci in the Kala Aina and On the premises of the Island Curio eties' beca.me the recognized head of Store. 116 Hotel street, near Fort, I -- :o:- the new political movement which-- fi will sell at public auction: nally took form as the Independent, or 19 Show Cases. Koa Top Office Desk. Home Rule party. He was familiarly Cigars, Cigarettes, Briar Pipes. H. LEVI & CO. known amongst his own people as the Meerschaum Pipes. . Money back qual- "Grand Old Man" of the Home Rule Balance of Curios, such as: San Francisco, Also 36 pieces superior delighted likening Clubs, Spears and Tapas. Goods sold everywhere party, and they in Calabashes, Shells, etc. Whole?ale Grocers was made hon him to Gladstone. He And a lot of odd Store Fittings and Honolulu Office: ity Japanese Silks, in all new- orary president and given the chair Sundries. manship of the finance committee. He Slightly damaged by fire. N Room 4 Spreckels Blk. , executive Big Bargains for those that will at est shades AT PRICES NOT was also a member of the tend this closing out fire sale. committee. TO BE BEATEN. Kanui's grandfather was one of the four Hawaiians who were taken to the JAS. F. MORGAN, HtHMMUtMM Mt:tTtMMMMMHt United States to be educated long be- AUCTIONEER. fore the first missionaries landed in the islands in 1820. John Kanui, the elder, was educated at Cornell University FOR RENT. French Pattern Hats and returned to the islands In 1820 in X Good Printing company with Rev. Hiram Bingham, f ft the elder, Rev. Thurston, and others. Two comfortable cottages on Emma We know them all. We know they set companions were Honolii, Square; two bedrooms, parlor, dining His native room, bath, kitchen, etc. Rent $ if 4-f- the styles in millinery. It is just so that . Hopu and George Humehume, the lat each. ter the son of the chief of Kauai. "The i the shoe styles for women' are set by the elder Kanui was buried in the mission Apply to If A famous ary section of the Kawaiahao church F. MORGAN, Profitable Investment cemetery. JAS. t. Auctioneer. Federal Jury Drawn. t Clerk Maling drew the petit jury for the October term of Federal Court yes- For the Best, go to terday. The names drawn were as fol- lows: J. S. Andrade, M. Phillips, Jo- seph F. Clyne, M. G. Silva, Albion F. i The Co. Clarke, A. W. Pearson, H. M. Mott-Smit- h, Hawaiian Gazette the shoemaker who copies these Wentworth H. Buchanan, John x If R. Gilliland, S. Peck, Henry A. Giles, Ximlted. " Pattern " shoes is very clever he Herbert E. Gares, H. Cannon, Andrew t V T. Bannister, Walter F. Dillingham, t T may make a shoe quite as pretty, Art Printing and Engraving J v.! Herbert P. Eakin, J. M. Camara, Ar- but up to date no shoe has ever thur Berg, H. W. Green, C. Hustace, F. r been known that fits like Queen W. Beardslee, James Steiner, Honolulu; 68 S. Kins St. "Tel. Main 38. Andrew Chalmers, W. von Graeve-meie- r, Quality. Hilo. ;

Not a wrinkle ! Not a J Col. Fitch's Hard Luck. pinch! And 01 Col. Fitch is of the opinion that he has been having a rather hard run of win i JtV So pretty. luck lately. "First I am knocked out on my income tax cases," said he yes- Sells on Its Merits terday, "then along comes the Ventura Boots, $3.25 with news of the total destruction of A good article always do's and we find a. constantly my ranch house at San Bernardino. I increasing demand for bottled Oxfords, $2.75 hadn't had time to digest that when the Julia E. Whalen arrived with the news that the Marcus Island scheme had come to grief."

One of the most remarkable and in- We want you to order a case on trial from the Brewery, teresting products of German chemistry Telephone Main 341 . is the cubic inch of radium lately pre- pared for Prof. Curie. It cost $2000, 1 and required the use of several tons of barium salts. It shines like a lamp, James F. Morgan LIMITED. also exciting phosphorescence in other materials, like zinc sulphide. So ener- California uilmyrna Figs getic is this action that a small particle Auciioneer NOW ON SALE AT Cor. Fort and Hotel Streets. lights up a mass of zinc sulphide a m thousand times as large, and this G5 QUEEN STB EET. XXTTXT phosphorescence continues a consider- - i OCCIDENT aij --- 521 King Street. SK able time after removal of the radium. f.v.aoxoU. : Tel, 72. 25o e Box. BAND CONCERTS ! ,OCAL BREVITIES. """""" -- lUilllittl..... A house is about to be built on one rr FOR THE WEEK of the sightly Boardman lots, Children's 1 i School The Hawaiian National Guard will go Shoes for another outing in Manoa valley to- The band will play this morning at morrow. Fire Proof I Saf 9:30 on S. board the U. A. T. Solace. The Board of Registration will be at We want to eell every boy and girl in Honolulu a pair of 4 There will be no public Sunday con- Puuloa. Aiea and Manana court house strong, comfortable school fchoe . We v Another I Monday, Sept. 15th. sot the shoes to do it. Large Shipment cert tomorrow as the band will go with A school shoe be The William McKinley Lodge K. of P. must strong, to stand hard wear, and it the soldiers to Manoa valley. meets tonight in Harmony Hall for must fit perfectly, so as nrt to injure the growing feet. These Just Arrived On Monday evening there will be a work in the first rank. qualities are combined with low pr ces at our store. public moonlight concert at Emma Gus Pearson of Sweden and M. C. Square. .Pacheco of Portugal were naturalized by Judge Estee yesterday. Boys' Velours Calf School Shoe Our stock of Horrlng-Hall-IVIar- vln On Tuesday evening the band will Thos. Nott, while at work on Quar- 4 play at the Hawaiian Hotel Annex, antine Island, fell from a scaffolding Lace, in all sizes from 11 to 5. Sizes 11 to 2, $2.75. Sizes Safo Oo.'s safes is as complete as can be found was quite painfully injured. 2 1-- 2 Waikiki beach. and to 5, $3.00 at any of the branch Mainland offices. The Claudine will sail from Honolulu Wednesday morning the Senatorial , 4 on Wednesday, the 17th ins-t.- at 9 a. 4 , Our delivered prices in Honolulu will party will be played off on the Claudine. n., instead on Tuesday noon. Boys' and Girls1 4 not exceed the net of Security School Shoes export prices ty will be played oft on the Claudine f A. A. Wilder and Allan Dunn of 4 charged in Lan Francisco. A' the 4 Wednesday evening, moonlight con- - Regatta Day committee have so far Not iron shoes but wear like iron Full line ef children's 4 cert In Thomas Square. collected $800 for the regatta day cele sizes, $2.50. 4 bration. 44 Thursday evening, public moonlight Bishop Restarick will preach at St. HARDWARE concert at the Moana Hotel. Andrew's cathedral Sunday morning at DEPARTMENT 11 o'clock. There will be special music BUSINESS LOCALS. including an offertory solo. There is said to be a shortage of sew- Manufacturers' Shoe Co., Limited Theo. H. Day & er pipe in the city, the entire available ies A young bull terrier female pup has supply having been used up in the con been lost. Reward If same Is returned struction of the Kewalo ditch. 1057 FORT STREET. to this office. Supt. McVeigh of the leper settlement Party advertises today under classi- reports the conviction at Molokai of 2 fied ads. for French edition of Pierre two swipes Chinese makers, each of fTTTYTTTTTTYTTTTTTYTTTTTTTTTYTTTT T g T Tg Loti's "Madame Chrysantheme." whom were fined $100 and costs. TTTTY f f VTT mm A fine collection of Hawaiian curios Instead of lecturing at Y. M. C. A will be public ,1. MT' sold at auction next Hall last evening, Rev. Dr. Jenner frWt'ftftliliaiiifaiii Tuesday at the Island Curio Store, 116 made a talk in the parlors of the insti Hotel St. tution on various subjects of interest. Why They Come MONDAY, SEPTEMBER STU. A gold watch with monogram H. P, Philip Weaver Is interviewinr land B. on same has been lost. Reward i3 owners In Manoa with a view of jetting offered if same is returned to the Pa the Rapid Transit line to build into the cific Hardware Co., Ltd. .. valley as far as the Rhodes nurstrles The work done by New Children's Boys' Star waists, just the thing for the York Black Hose A coroner's jury sat in the GIbbsase Dental Parlors has stood the test of two school; only 7oc while they last, J. -- at at Deputy Sheriff Chlllmgworth s omce yeaia in Honolulu. Our oldest patrons :o:- Lando's stores at Hotel street. No. 152 last night and rendered a verdict in ac 0 ,la4, and Fort St., near King. are sending their friends to us because Extraordinary reductions offered this week Regular cordance with the facts given in anoth their work was satisfactory. 3&s The modern, up-to-d- dentistry er column. and 25c hosiery all goes at Do not experiment. We have estab- turned out daily by skilled Expert o the The family of the late Mrs. J. A. lished a reputation in Honelulu is Dentists is far superior to that done Cummins desire to thank all their that pairs con-b- pa8t the experimental Btage. The3 50 Jby any ordinary advertising office; in friends for expressions of sympathy following are theforsizes: fact, their work is-- as good as any den apnd for the profusion of flowers sent Full Plate of Teeth ...$5.00 09 Extra heavy, sizes 7 to 10 tist can produce. Try them and be con for the funeral. Gold Crowns 5.00 10 Lisle " vinced; their prices are very low. Thread, 6 to 10 Franz Wilczek, the famous violinist, Bridge Work, per Tooth..... 5.00 06 " v .. Cotton 6 to 10 re- who arrived on the Ventura, will Ifi Gold Fillings ;$l and up as to size Colors are guaranteed SING NATIONAL ANTHEM main in Honolulu a month. He was a Fillings.... 50c to $1 acedg. to material fast black and stainless See them pupil of Joachim and has played at the in our window. At Army Posis the Star Spangled White House-- by invitation of President Ojv - Baaaer" Is beard. McKinley. business is growing be- OPIATES ffl fHf ra hnvo hm nnsted at 'Mnlinnnl An excellent method of lowering the Guard headquarters for two promotions Cause W6 pay closest attention to flag ' at retreat, for use at posts where in Conmanv F. Sereeant Chas. Costa Shell Combs there is no band, was devised some years i3 given a y arrant as first sergeant every part of it. Our greatest am ago. ana jorporai j. j. xjonneuy. is promoted There have been no real satisfactory by Major. Kdward Davis,, artillery to be sergeant. corps, says Army Navy a Dition is to make a success of this the and Journal The workers of the Young Men's combs in town for some time, but we've and is now in use by the troops ' under Christian Association have decided to drug store not an ordinary 30c. If money Is an object to you, come him at Camp McKinley, Honolulu, H. I. have their last open-ai- r meeting of the and see us. We will tell you in ad- got them now. .Ask to see the new Vassar ; season next Sunday afternoon at 4 vance exactly what your work will The regulations require that the band success, Dut a success that win be Back shall play the "Star. Spangled Banner, o'clock at the corner of Queen and eost. No charge for examination. Combs, new shell hair pins side South streets, where they hope to have talked about All our instruments are thoroughly but as many posts have no band the fol the of many singers and far and wide. Our tterillzed. combs, hair retainers, etc. lowing ceremony is found to be very good speakers. Hours, 8 to 6; Sundays, 9 to 12. " plan is to treat every customer so t inspiring to patriotism, and some of the On Monday, at 10 o'clock, the Minis Ladles In attendance. other small posts might well adopt it. terial Union will resume its semi-mon- th agreeably that we will hold every Beautiful New Finger The companies are formed, ''closed in ly meetings in the parlor of Central New York Dental Purses Union church. Officers for six months Parlors Waistings mass" near the nagstaff, and after re O. one. lhen every new customer You'll want one will be elected and Rev. H. Gulick Room 4, Elite building, Hotel street. as soon treat is sounded the battalion is brought will present a paper on "The Influence Exquisite flannel material, to and immediately to - & as you see "attention" Starts of Hawaiian Character on the Anglo- represents just so much growth to Over Hart Co.'s Ice Cream Parlors. solid white and colored them. Made of sing the first verse of the national hymn. Saxon Element in These Islands." The flag is received by the corporal of business, grounds with the latest stripes. handsome Alligator and Seal jv the guard as the words, "the land of the The transcripts on appeal in the case our free and the nome of the brave" are be of United States V3. Honolulu Planta A. R. GURREY, These are really elegant and ing sung. tion Co. and of W. C. Peacock et al. vs. We cordially invite you to jr. you will want to see them. Major Davis believes that if Jthis had J. W. Pratt, Assessor, were forwarded Hotel and Alakea Sts., Honolulu. , been done before the war of the rebel to San Francisco on the Doric yester our store and make us as useful lion, and had it been the custom for the day. It is probable that a settlement Brocaded audience to stand uncovered whenever will be effected in the Pearl Harbor to vou as possible. Let this be Bill Heads, Letter Head?, Whit. the national hymn was played, many a case before there is any action on the iiook PJates. Moire Silks r man who went over to the Southern cause appeal. vour down town stopping nlace Chamois Skins . . , . T 4 - A new shipment re- not so, war - J J I"i just could have done and that A naoie uruupeu lino octpa.iict; jew- - Monograms They'.re just a little too wuld not have been so long. This cere- eier's establishment on Nuuanu street where vou can meet your friends, ceived from New York. Colors mony was starieu at Fort Monroe, in 1891, . for cushions and furniture up- heavy .to sell readily, but we are in Sunday concerts Pink, Black, Blu,Whit when the night at the with the proprietor. While pointing ,,CQ arvliAno ' 1 TarVarroa holstery designed and executed. reduce the price from $1.25 to Hygeia always ended the "Star 4v. v if antra o ana Ked We haven't mark- with Korclocelv tn pertain nrtiplps of ipwplrv ti r 5oc. to Spangled Banner." It has since been in a glass case his elbow went through Framing: That ought make ed the prices yet but will ad- spread all over the country. New York or in any way make the drog store them wanted. m ' the partition. The Japanese de vertise Mail and Express. frail bv an experienced franoe them next week. Some eft the -f-- which the haole refused. The Japanese USe.Ul to you maker. prettiest goods we have DB, BUSSES 3 TALK). said it was $1 or the police, and the ever eeen. I haoie seemed to prefer the latter, and Children's he was promptly escorted to the police Csransd Tournament at Tells About the Tinds to a Buffalo was amicably Bathing Suits Paper. station. A settlement Bathing Trunks agreed upon there and the Japanese BOWLING PARLORS One piece suits in fast pret Dr. George "W. Burgess of Honolulu, and stranger went their ways without For Men . . . 65c who is making a pleasure tour of this further trouble. Hobron Drug Co colors; price $1.50. For Boys . . . . 25c country., past talked interestingly of and Ehlers' Block, Fort Street. present conditions in the Hawaiian Isl frlfKO PONG Men's Furnishing Dept ands when seen at the Iroquois Hotel THE LAST this morning. We have an assortment of mens' half Among pther things he stated that the TWO DAYS OF hose, ahead of any In town and at b people of the Islands are well satisfied lowest prices. We Invite Inspection. with their present territorial form of I 8 government, and no effort will ever be : made to restore the monarchy which AC QIEBOLD I ceased to exist when the present govern- MEN'S LINEN MESH UNDEIl ment was for presided PPSl. substituted that SHIRTS. over by Her Majesty, Queen Lil. ffslSSSS i "The United States is firmly enthroned Will close out what we have at t5 in the islands," said he, "and it is safe to G SALE each. They are goods predict that the flag of this country will standard and aell never be pulled down there. The popula- everywhere at $3.00. tion, cosmopolitan as it is, is well satis- II VAULTS fied with the present form of govern- j ment.' We have, as you know, three 1 Ii m'Mm parties there. Republican, Democratic, and Independent the Republicans being 8 prtdominant. Many of the natives have REMNANTS B. affiliated with the Democratic party. I , k-- - 1 1 Door R Ehlers 0 la presume that is because two of the native 9 princes, nephews of Queen Lil, are promi- Construction nent members of that party." REMNANTS h JMMmMzMi''' Fort- - 25 A Scale Without Springs e; Mr. W. A. Lingham, representing the AT Toledo Automatic Computing Scale, is in the city and has placed his scales I a BaBDDBIBBBBBDBBHIIBIHHDBDflHDBOODBI, with May & Co., Lewis & Co., and Met- HALF PRICE Diebold's workmanship is recognized as .the highest C ropolitan Meat Co.,. where they can be grade, both as to fire and burglar proof construction. The IS examined . These scales are truly won- ON AND SATUR round door construction prevents absolutely the curling and E They balance themselves in- FRIDAY C derful. of safe door corners and consequent burning of the stantly and automatically. The 'com- DAY warping K puting hand moves right along, indicat- interior contents. All lock mechanism protected by chilled E ing the slightest fraction of an ounce steel plate. In stock or to order. B of weight that is added and at same BBBBBBBD B time shows total value in dollars and B cents. Mr. Lingham has established Remnants from every de B headquarters and will be pleased to partment will be placed on the Pearson & Potter Co., Ltd. MEN'S FINE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS Bf show samples at any time at F.T. P. counters, at exactly half price. B Waterhouse's office, on King and Bethel EZ Union and Hotel Sts. - Phone Main 317. MEN'S STYLISH FANCY DRESS SHIRTS B St a Charged With Embezzlement. IN COLORS B DRY GOODS 13. H. Wright, the suspended chief N. S. Sachs' CO. LTD. B clerk of the Public Works, who has NEW NOVELTIES IN GOLF SHIRTS B been In custody at Oahu prison since FORT STREET. Clinton J. Hutchlno, B Tuesday pending an investigation of INSURANCE, B his books, was arrested yesterday aft- ONE WEEK ONLY ! THE LATEST 1902 CLUB TIES G ernoon on a. warrant sworn to by Ter- B ritorial Auditor Austin, charging him We have a fall line B with embezzlement of public funds of Life Ax B amounting to of the above n the Territory of Hawaii, We are offering a few Choice Ba; gains Al? $6000. He has not been released on 1 E Station- bonds. in Toilet Soaps Notions anl B week only. Pocket Knives, J''l B ery for this AT OUB An Artist Beturns. Pencil and Pencil Tablets for school ei 4 ft B M. P. Botelho, for two years foreman children. B of the Silent barber shop, returned on B the Sonoma from an extended visit to Slotel Street Store. B COULSOX & BELL, his old home. Mr. Botelho has accepted Emma St., jnst off Beretania. 178 HOTEL ST. PHONE MAIN 107. B a position with the Waverley shaving Fire Marine B parlors, as foreman, where he will be e pleased to greet his many friends from Head t Dally Advertiser; 75 oents now on. - per month. TZ olncrrsy Blook for BBBBBlBlBBBBBIEaiBBBBIBBBBIBBBflBE 31: i it ! 14 lb jL. m 13 ha, .Kill COMMERCIAL . AD VEKTlSE HONOLULUr SEPTEMBER THB PACITIC THEY SAY THINGS HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE Halstead&Go.,Ltd. September 12, 1902. Canadian-Australia- n Rova Commercial Advertiser AWAY BACK EAST Honolulu, Enured at the Postofflce at Hoaolal. STOCK AND H-- T., Beeond-cl- aj Matter. NAME OF STOCK Capital Tal. Bid Ask Mail Steamship Company The Kanakas of the Hawaiian Islands Iaaued Every Mornine Except Bun day huge BOND BROKERS have about as much fear of the MXBCASTILB by the manUating sharks that infest the Hawai 'line connection with the CANADIAN j COMPANY, of the above running in oyu HAWAIIAN GAZETTE as we have cf C. Brewer A Co 1,001.000 100 43i Ksnra Vancouver, B. wana i,Ton No. 65 South King St. ian waters Kerr Co., 50 -- 0 RjT-iri- COMPANY between , Holt Block L.B. Ltd.... u RAILWAY , . tj-ii.- QTid Q., fox-terri- er v t, Brisbane. are Manager. pups," said a naval officer 3 S. W., anu cauing ai itiui ia, u. A. W. PEAKSUr. Business Money Advanced ol SUBSCRIPTION RATES: who recently returned from the Asiatic 19 Sugar Securities. for the United States (Including1 Hawaii j station by way of the Islands. "One Ewa. 5,000.000 20 20 Territory) ago, yaw. Agricultural Co. 1,000,000 100 250 On or about the dates below stated, viz.: morningya couple of months when Haw. Com. A Sug. Co 2,312,760 100 801 I mouths ..... 20 19 FOR VANCOUVER. 4 0 our ship was lying in Honolulu harbor, a Haw. Sugar Co...... 2.000,000 AUSTRALIA. 6 months Honomu 7W,000 100 FOR ... SEPT. 24 M big banana barge, propelled by three mus SEPT. 27 MOAN A .... 1 year Uonokaa 2,000,000 20 OSANQI OCT. 22 fine-lookin- g, 100 TO 921 OCT. 25 MiovvJi;ta. Advertising rates on pyuuuun-- cular nearly nude Kanaka Haiku 500,000 Fort Street ov: Kahuku ..V 5J0,ax) 20 2IK aorangi gov. 17 men, pulled alongside of us to peddle the Kihei Plan. Co., L'd.. 2,500,000 50 9 Tel. Main 188. 3wraT DEC. 20 MOANA ... 160,000 100 70 ... fruit among the men forward. Just as Kipahulu " usjinui Koloa '.. 300,000 100 ...... CO. they got the barge close to the ship the McBryde Sug. Co. L'd. 8,500,000 20 S RAILWAYS. LAND Kanakas began to Jabber excitedly uanu sugar uo. S,600,(00 100 59 70 THE ONLY DIRECT LME three Onomea 1,000.000 20 TIME TABLE. in their queer, musical language and to Ookala 500,000 80 Olaa Sugar Co. As.. 812,000 20 4 feel of the edges of the knives suspended 20 XWJ(iS. -- , Olaa Paid Up 2,500,000 8 Yiuxwu " - V,a world. 1, 1901. by lanyards around their necks Olowalu 150.000 100 125 and From and after Jan. Sugar Plan state Eu; I A eyes or were Keen- - Paauhau ourTceS OUTWARD. ; he tnose ivanaKas j tation Co. 5,000,000 50 Dally Daily Daily Dally Daily er than ours, and they had seen a big Pacific 600,000 100 210 ex. Paia 750.000 100 ge Information apply to Stations. man-eatin- g sharti asleep directly beneath 100 Tw freight and passage and all neral Sun. Pepeekeo 750.000 150 p.m. the lighter, the water being so clear Pioneer 2,750,000 100 55 60 am. a.m. a.m. p.m. Waialua Agr. Co...... 4,500,000 100 35 40 11:05 8:15 5:10 down that way that objects can be seen Dayies & Company, Ltd. Honolulu ...7:10 9:15 W&iluku a. 700,000 100 250 Theo. H. Pearl City. ,8:03 :48 11:40 3:45 6:30 through it to a great depth. It didn't Waimanalo 252,000 100 170 ..8:32 10:08 12:00 4:05 6:18 giant-muscle- Ewa Mill take these tnree d Kanakas Steamship Waianae 10:50 4:45 Co's more than 10 seconds to shuffle out of Waialua 11:55 ..... 6:40 Wilder 8. 8. Co 500,000 100 100 Kahuku ...... 12:32 , 6:15 their few clothes. Then they removed Inter-Islan- d S. B. Co.. 5C0.000 100 INWARD. the strings from long knives, grasp- their Ml9CKLI.l.NEOtJ8 Daily Dally Daily Dally ed the knives in their right hands step Stations. ex. ped gently over side of lighter, Haw'n Electric Co.... 250,000 100 84 90 TO Sun. p.m. p.m the the Hon. R. T. A L. Co... 250,000 50 63 Kahuku . 5:35 2:08 hung to the gunwales of the lighter with Mutual Tel. Co 30,000 10 1(M Waialua 6:10 2 their left hands for a moment or so, and O. K. A L. Co...t 2,000,000 100 85 DENVER, Waianae. 7:10 .... 8 '55 . . . . , I men, mej gave i (jucci B0KD8 KANSAS CITY, TABLE Ewa Mill 5:50 7:45 1:05 .jk naugeiiier, mat leave thin port 1 m tney .. .,.,mcr. of this line will arrive and Pearl City 6.15 8:03 1:30 4:52 diving wriggle to tneir legs wnicn Haw. Govt. 5 p. o. .... ST. LOUIS iiuc f Honolulu 6:50 8:35 2:05 5:26 are so expert, and disappeared from the Hilo R. R. Co. 6 p. c... 100 m hereunder: going Hon. R. T. A L. Co OMAHA, surface. We couldn't see them 6 p. c. 102X r , f FROM SAN FRANCISCO: G. P. DENISON, F. C. SMITH, ...i. J! 0 MmJ1WPTSrn.iwviiv down on account of the commotion and Ewa Pl'n 6 p. ...'..c 101 ST. PAUL, UK BAil SEPT. 10 Superintendent. G. P. & T. A. 9 SONOMA..;...i....'., consequent bubbles they made in the O. R. A L Co. ENTURA v I T A Ttf K:Ti 5 A. a CHICAGO, I Oahu Pl'n tp.c... ( AJJAUU" OCT. 1 METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. water. Olaa Pl'n 6. p. c. . . lOOJi :::::::::::::::::: ilSES VENTURA waiaiua Ag, i;o. e p. c AND AU T :MfDA 15 OCT. 10 "Witnin about 10 seconds after they dis 4 OCT. ALAMEDA KanuKU it p. c ALAMEDA OCT. 21 SIERRA 9Sf? BT th6 Government Survey, Published appeared the buDWea that camtj to the Principal Eastern Polntt BONOMA 6 ALAMEDA VV 1 ' " J I NOV. " surface began to take on the hue of j SALES. ALAMEDA 11 SONOMA ... NOV. 12 NOV. 1 VENTURA NOV. 21 blood. Between Boards Ten "Waialua. $35: Three Trains Daily rrom NOV. 28 ALAMEDA ! g BABOM. THXBX. ALAMEDA . DEC. 3 ? 2 about one Kanaka, if 500 Olaa assessable, S3. 75; 500 Olaa paid SAN FRANCISCO. DEC. 2 VENTURA a 5' B g. g, '"That settles SIERRA DEC. 17 ALAMEDA DEC. 12 t not. the whole three of them,' said we " u wanu- - x. cc im v,o.. ALAMEDA 24 XX.1 '"; Two Daily from 23 .... DEC. ! -- Trains DEC. SIERRA : V 5 R : : un .uv gangway. xue uca tiitiig wo oan SONOMA 7 ALAMEDA JAN. 2 5 l ALAMEDA JAN. was a eieantfc shark thrafihiner the water PORTLAND. . . . I 5 r h 4 yrr m mmm av-- Local boat. Hi crazny .. a a THB QUICKCS TIME T KSLSf 8 SO 30.06 29 97 78 83 .01 61 NB 4.5 on tne port .ae or tne "Snier. AUVC1 S 31 30 03 29 95' 73 82 06 3 5 KK tid5MlICU UtlliUltt. HOUJtl v, agents pre-- ana incarnatine tne sea witnin a rauius ... .onimr nf the above steamers, the are M . 1 30.01V9 91 72 fc3 02 66 S hi " by any ; 97 73 10 61 50 blood. Then the tolSS to ntTnSlng Passers, Coupon Through Tickets T 2 29 29.89 63 7 of feet with its VnLlscaT points in the United States, and from W JW 97 29 9ii 73 85 14 72 8 NE Kanakas came up, all in a bunch. WANTED. UNION PACIFIC TRAINS to all 4 95 71 00 m KB J"2three ports. T 30.01 9 85 ' 2 OTA all European, i 5-- jacKs-m-tne-oo- xr con- - PALACES JWBSSba Niw York by any steamship line to F 5 29 98 2J 89 74 64 01 70 2 SE nice a .mo oi witn THREE or four copies of Pierre Loti's ABB ?' :o: tented smiles on their faces. The shark "Madame Chrysantheme," French ed New and Modern Eqlpmt. - Drawing Koom BSW TO Barometer corrected to 32 F. and sea thrashed around for five or ten minutes. ition. Address Box 59, or Telephone Double PalM FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS, APPLY 2061. 6272 , level, and for standard gravity of Lat. 4. and at the end of that time he was as White er. This correction is .06 for Honolulu. Buffet Smokies ana Library Card. dead as any salted mackerel in a barrel. A COUPLE to join in .co-operati- ve Free ReIinin Chair Cr & TIDES, SUN AND MOON. the entire length of him. The three housekeeping; best location in the Ordinary Bleeping Cars. G. WIN CO. Dining Meal a la earta. WM. IE as city. For particulars, P. O. Cart, Kanakas had tackled him altogether address - , v:'' LIMITED. n n, a he slept, had their knives into his Box 834. 6271 &8 driven 1 Monttomery Oobinio S S. Co. vulnerable parts, and before the man- - five cot-- an FrancHa, General Agents HUH C FOUR or room unfurnished 9 w Ja to- - I A. L. CRAIG, G. P. & A JL 2 l m eater had a chance to pull himself tage near center of the city. Address , Co., f gether he was as good as dead. was "C," this office. 6271 O.R.&K. Portlaai, It Ortge. ', workman-lik- e big Steamship Co. a.m.!Ft, p.m. a.m p.m. Sets as a job of going after UNFURNISHED, medium sized cot iMon. , 8 34. 1 5 8.12 1 22, 3 30 5 45 6 09 10.58 sea game as ever I saw."-Washin- gton PacificMl I tage with large grounds. Only those Tuei 9. 9 35 1,5 9 .28' 2 12 5 00 5 45 6 09 11 43 Post willing' to rent at reasonable figure Wed.. 10,10.40, 1 5 10 5S; 3 14 6.08,5-4- 6 08 a.m. need address, Cottage, Advertiser of Nuuanu Valley , Co. I fice. 6270 Occidental Oriental S. S. Thar. 11.111 38, 1 5 4 22 6 55 5.46 6 07 St The original Declaration of Independ lD.m.1 a.m. Dm. a.m I Frid.. 12 :2 25, 1.6 0 10 7 24 5 26 5 46 6 06 1 22 ence is fading out, and will have to be SHORTHAND. Private tuition given. 1 . reproduced. No doubt Colonel Bryan .aaress r. u. .box atu. ozoa TTr . 1 .1 1 . Sat... 13 1 08 1 6 1 02' 7 83 6 26 5 .48 6 05 2 12 v e oner me 01 Kaisha. affix ior saie resiaence 14 1 4S will consent to the signature of andToyo Kisen 8un.. 10 I 43 8. 20 7 .16 5 47 6 04 3 04 A COOK. Preference given to white of C. B. Ripley, Eeq , situate on Mon.. 15' 2 22. 1 6 2.20, 8 48 8 05 5 47.6 03- 3 57 Thomas Jefferson to the document. St. Robinson hane off Huuanu Ave., Louis Globe-Democr- at. thoroughly. Apply Cook, aVvh, First Quarter of the Moon on the 9th. between Sreets. ateamar of the above companies will call at Honolulu and leave thii 11:45 a. m. er office. 6266 Judd and WylJie prt a cr about the dates Deiow men vncii. Times of the tide are taken - from the This is a two etory house with SAN FRANCISCO FOR SAN FRANCISCO: United States Coast and Geodetic Sur bed-room- s, two and ex FROM 12 vey POSITION WANTFD three lanais, 10 SEPT. tables. ',r 1 I 3 SEPT. DORIC VON BRAND no lArtt nhiTVimrirf K a crt rv lrna A A3 LIC SEPT. 20 The tides at Kahulul and Hilo occur office as . 0 -- MONGKONG MARU SEPT. 18 NIPPON MARU A YOUNG lady wants place in , Ifl 26 SEPT. 30 about one hour earlier than at Honolulu. t;AD bookkeeper or typewriter. Can give cover an area, oi auoui nan au ai;re,y CHINA SEPT. PERU 10 30 MARK . OCT. 4 COPTIC OCT. 7 Hawaiian standard time is hours good references. Address L. R., p. o. and there are g'able accommoda- - 14 minutes Blower than Greenwich time, be ' OCT.-1- 4 AMERICA MARU OCT. Box 6"bl NIPPON MARU OCT. 22 ing of the meridian of 157 degrees SO tions for two horses. For terms and . ' OCT. 22 KOREA that PERU P.A-RTj- 1 OCT. 29 NOV. minutes. The time whistle blows at 1:30 position as nurse to attend the sick, other particulars apply to COPTIC ...... NOV. 8 p.. m., which is the came as Greenwich, 6 Ad AV1TKICA MARU NOV. 6 HONGKONG MARU or ladles during connnement. NOV. 14 CHINA NOV. 18 hours 0 minutes. Sun and moon are for dress Nurse, this office. 6261 KOREA 25 local time for the Whole group. i NOV. 22 DORIC NOV. GAELIC DEC. 5 HONGKONG MARU . DEC. 2 NIPPON MARU 10 . DEC. 13 HAHF FOR RENT. CHINA DEC. PERU . AND WAVE. DEC. 18 COPTIC DEC. 19 I DORIC 27 ' DEC. 26 AMERICA MARU DEC. "I " ! ' !' Ijljl CASTLE & LANSDALE NIPPON MARU JAN. 3 WEATHER BUREAU. PERU, ... , JAN. 3 .KOREA Honolulu, Alexander St., Sept 12. Mean temperature 75. Real Estate, Insurance, I Minimum temperature 68. iil fcl ? ft m v 1 I A FURNISHED four-roo- m cottage in For further Information apply to Maximum temperature 85. ; good location. S35.00 per month. Ad Investments. Barometer at 9 p. m. 29.98, steady. dress S. A. M., this office. 6271 Rainfall, 24 hours up to 9 a. m. 0. Telephone 70 Main. 606 and 07 Mean dew point for the day 69.7. FURNISHED house at 1071 Beretania Mean relative humidity 82. St. Electric lights, ' mosquito proof, Stangenwald Bldg. Winds SW. to calm, force 1 to 0. etc. W. L. Howard, Room 7, Mcln- - Weather Very clear. tyre building. 6270 4 - Forecast for today Calms and fair. I 4'e AGENTS. 1 I fi ? 1 1 M'eett ! ! i furnished, "Kit & with tendency to unsettled weather. x. :i v 4 v 2 6 HELEN'S Court Nicelv CHABi BREW COS. t f mosquito-proo- I f rooms; loca CURTIS J. LYONS, I I 1 1 I It central Territorial Meteorologist. UN tion. 6258 NEW YORK LUTE imericatt-Hawaiia-n Steamhip Company, IS I 1 j! ill wl A DESIRABLE home with private Rark' Foohnc Sney DEPARTED. family with or without board. Ad X New York to Honolulu via 6254 Sailing from Direct Monbhly Service Between Friday, Sept. 12. The famous "Lion Brand" ot dress Advertiser office, E. H. S. S. Doric, Smith, for San Francisco, shirts manufactured by the U. S --iJEW YOBK to HONOLULU 11 a. rn. FURNISHED rooms for one or two per v THE SPLENDID NEW STEEL STEAMERS at Shirt and Collar Co., are now being sons. Centrally located; modern con About July 1st to sail about SEPT. 30 Schr. Mary E. Foster, Thompson, for For freight rates apply to 9. . "CALIFORNIAN," Fuget Sound, 3 p. m. offered by .... veniences. Inquire at this office. a. "AMERICAN." to sail about OCT. 2a at 6261 NOV.-- - MM C1IAS..BRKWE11 & CO. n ippviW n call nhont Hamm-Yonn- The you g Co., Ltd 27 Kilby B-wto- Freight received at Company's wharf, Forty--econ- d street, South Brook ARRIVED. St., HOUSES TO on C. BU JEW KU & lyn at all times. Friday, Sept. 12. Qneen Street FURNISHED CiU FROM SAN FRANCISCO. Stnir. Ke Au Hou, from Kauai ports, KENT. UMITED, HONOtiULTJ, OCTOBER 9TH 4 at prices that will surprise and B. "NEVADAN," to sail about at a. m. THE furnished residence A. G. Si sail about OCTOBER 30TH pleaee you. of Dr. "NEBRASKAN." to Hodgins on corner of Kinau and Pii- - street, 20. SAILING TODAY. koi streets. Apply at 242 Beretania. "lhtreceived wharf, Stewart Pier 6269 HOUSES MOVED FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRANCISCO. Stmr. Helene, Nicholson, at noon, for ' Paauhau. Ockala, Laupahoe- - HOUSES RAISE!) m WnrtTATA?J to sail SEPTEMBER 16 Kukalau. 1S1 hoe and Hilo. FURNISHED ROOttS TO 8L I. "NEVADAN." to sail NOVEMBKRf LET. HOUSES REPAIRED Am. schr. W. H. Marston. for. San rooms, ...... FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA. Francisco, at 7 a. m. NICELY furnished mosauito- - NOV. 25 proof; also cottage in yard at Emma NEW HOUSES BUILT S, S. "ALASKAN" St., opposite High School. 6272 For further particulars apply to vessSjntp6rt. Stores and Offices Repaired. 13. HQckfold o, L.td. OFFICES FOR RENT. C. P. MORSB. General Freight Agent. U. S. S. S. Iroquois, Rodman, from Ka- - IN BREWER building, Queen Btreet, W. m unakakai, on Sept. 5. on reasoname terms. Apply to C. 'Palp U. S. N. T. Solace. Sintrer. Guam. Sent. Brewer & Co., Ltd. 10. ' Contractor ana Bailder o MERCHANTMEN. FOR SALE OR Office li)48 Alakea street, OF THE iThis list does not include coasters.) LEASE. Ottillie Fjord, Am. schr., Bosch, Eure-- THE well known Ridge House Hotel, between King and Hotel. Ka. July 31. aoutn liona, Hawaii, a three-stor- y Phone B ue 1801. California Winery Herman, Am. schr., Brown, San Fran house; contains 14 rooms and large Grapes grown in their own Vtneyardp, are cisco. attic, servants' quarters, etc. Area 2 Art procured from and acres; absolutely free from adulteration. The bent Table Wines in Rithet, Am. bk., McPhail, San Fran more land if desired. Apply HonolQiii guaranteed cisco, Aug. 15. Mrs. J. A. Rodanet, 235 Hotel St. 6256 French Laundry lot market. Erskine M. Phelps, Am. sp., Graham, MRS. LE BEUF, MANAGER. Norfolk, August 19. S. N. Castle. Am. bktn.. Nllson. San FOR SALE 1104 S, King St. Has no connection CO., Francisco, August 25. FOX, pups with any other laundry. Reasonable WOLTERS, VAL0R0N ud. terrier now on exhibition at spe Irmgard. Am. bktn., Schmidt, San Pearson & Potter Co.. Ltd., Oregon prices. Lace curtains and laces a SOLE AQifiNTS. Francisco, August 27. building. Hotel St. Call for particu- cialty. Also DYEING AND CLEAN- John Currier, Am. sp., Murchison, New lars at this office. 6261 ING. Work called for and delivered. OnieKTi STREET, iM LI , H. T castle, sept. 5. Feathers and feather boas curled. ... John G. North, Am. schr., Crickson, Phone White 412. Punaluu, Sept. 5. HEALTHY BLOOD LOST. Realty & Maturity n.,Ltd. Archer, Am. bktn., Calhoun, San Fran A GOLD watch, monogram H. P. R The Hawaiian cisco, sept. 5. The blood is the source of strength Reward for same THE LAST WEEK W. H. return of to Pacific Real and Sale Marston, Am. schr., Curtis, Sari If you are weak you need a medicine to Hardware Co. 6272 Estate Investments far irpncisco, August 27. tone up your stomach and make nlentv This is the last week of the Flower Kapiolani vPark Addition, cheap. Golden Shore, Am schr., Rasmussen, of rich red blood. TOUNG bu" terrier, female; black spot 18 Lots at Newcastle, Sept. 6. The medicine to Clearance S.le at Millinery Parlors of building (20 years to run) cor. - do thi3 is ,eft eye- - Answers to name I Valuable leasehold and Hotel and Kekau- James Tuft. Am. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters ?? the of Jike; sure income JaO.OO per month; better than sugar stocks. bktn.. Newcastle. It will not Nancy. Return to 1486 Emma St. and Sept. 6. shock the system, and it receive Miss N. F. Hawleyi 3 Valuable property on cor. of Fort and School; income $33 per month. Wm. Bowden, cures INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, reward. 6271 buildings on 8115 per Am. schr.. Fierem. New BOSTON BLOCK. 4 Valuable leasehold and Pauahi St.: income month. Sept. 7. MA- - property cor. 4200 sq. castle. HEARTBURN. BELCHING AND 5 Fine business Beretania and Kekauhke, ara feet. S. C. Allen. Am. bk.. L.AK1A, 6 Kewalo. Johnson Ran FEVER AND AGUE. A fair House and lot Francisco. Sept. 9. will Globe Navigation Co. Ltd 7 on Chamberlain back of KawaJahao church. trial convince you of its value. Lot St, Julia E. Whalen. Am. schr.. "Rnsphni i COTTON BROS. & CO. Lemember we connect with NT & Marcus Island, Sept. 10. the O ENGINEERS GENERAL CON- ThelHawaliai Realty Maturity X. Ud. HOSTETTER'S N. P. and C. P. Kys. and offer competi- AND tive rates from the East. Ships leave TRACTORS L. K. KENTWELL, General Manager. West Virginia miners and eruards en beattle the 10th of each month. gaged in a battle in which bullets were L. PUn and Eetimatet furntni Hciotyie UuildiDg, Honolulu. 'freely exchanged. STOWACH BITTERS E. BEEBE, Apt. fllaite Work. 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OOOOOCXOXXDOOCOOClOOOOOOOOOOCXXDOOOOOOOOOOa HARD LUCK ntOFESSIOy All CARDS. FlU 1 UK1AL ATTORN EY5. H18IORY OF THE WEEK THOMAS FITCH. Offices 801 wald building. Honolulu, T. Stan,H. TTO practice in ail the court. THAYER & HEMENWAY. Offlee 133 F0BJ.EUBE and 604 Stangelwald building; Ttl phone S9S Main. BRORKKB, He Had-- E. J. WALKER. Coffee and MerchaJN to Kill a dise Broker. Office room 4, Spreekai block, Honolulu. Sailor to Save CONTRACTORS. WM. FT. Contractor Banff er, store and office fitting; bop SJ Himself. kea St., between King and HoUt I res., ICil AnapunL. DENTISTS. DR. H. BICKNELL. MclntyTe fclXg THEN GIVEN A rooms 2 and 14; office hours, to 4. TASTE ALBERT B. CLARK, D.D.S. Beretm-nl-a OF PRISON and Miller; office hours, to 4 f. E. GROSSMAN, D.D.S. Alakea El Ex-Hi- three doors above Masonlo Tempi, Well Known lo Man Had a Honolulu; office hours, a.m. to 4 Hard Time of it In South DR. A. C. WALL. DR. O. E. WALI- - Office hours, 8 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Lor Africa. bid. Fort St.; Tel. 434. ENGINEERS. H. Leube, an American sailing ship ARTHUR C. ALEXANDER. Burrey- - officer, who or and Engineer, 499 Judd bldg.; BL arrived here as first mate' O. box 732. of the barkentine James Tuft, tells a long story of hardship and trouble 7ATTON, NEILL & CO.. LTD. Engi- which he experienced in South Africa. neers, Electricians and Boilermaker, lie was convicted of killing a Greek Honolulu. sailor on the American bark Palmyra, E. TAPPAN TANNATT. Civil and while that vessel was lying in Port Electrical Engineer. Office, Room 4, Elizabeth, and up to four months ago, ; Spreckels block. Residence, 1311 Wil- has been serving time for his crime in der Ave. Telephone, Main 132. Breakwater prison Cape ' at . Town. JAMES T. TAYLOR. M. Am. Boc. C. B. Leube was for two years agent for the Consulting Hydraulle Engineer; IH Matson Navigation Company at Hilo, ' Judd bldg., Honolulu; P. O. box Til. and is well known to everyone connect- - ; ed with the inter-islan- d trade. I INSURANCE. Today Leube is in fairly good health, ! ?H1 MUTUAL LIFE INSURAKC3 Fl.nPHANT 'S!: EMS TO BE CO. OF NEW YORK. although PA.lHS TRAMS WAS THE - U when he left the South Afri- CVPT HOSE Hi t. S. B. ROSE, Agent, . . . Honolala. can prison he was wasted greatly from HWJN'Q ALL THE. PUH FIRAJ--Y BUT QN11Y REMOVED ,s from' the powerful man he was at the time of Sack MUSICIANS. his conviction. He had made four trips FROM THE PATtf OF A R..T. OK vficu5 ISLAND COOK'S MUSIC SCHOOL. Love bldg.. to South Africa as first mate of the oooooooooooooooocxxxxxxro Fort St. Its methods are the result Palmyra from Puget Sound and was ' of 30 years' experience in teaching. the case for an hour and a half, heard! well liked by the owners of that vessel. will tell all and explain all. You might all the evidence in time Is PHYSICIANS. Then on arrival for the fifth time at the that and be the cannon but the Home Rule brought in a verdict of guilty the cannon ball will make you DR. T. Office, 1403 Nau-an-u open roadstead at Algoa Bay, where without NSISTS THAT WILCOX that I the leaving their seats. A judge, since dance. St. Tel. White 152; 1 to 4 p. m. big shipping disaster recently happened, 6 to 7:30. dead, told the mate, in sentencing him, The people are proud of Delegate Wil- and there was trouble with the crew. Ow- cox Is upholder he job. and he the Idol and ing to the dangerous position that hated his He wished that of the true Hawaiians. Sure Kela! DR. J. UCHID-- Physician and tar that the Leube could have been tried in an ge on; ship was in and to the fact that the Mr. W. H. Pain is a sore eye to the office. Beretanla. between ron American court. He declared that he GAVE UP HIS LIFE P. C. A. Why? Because they cannot and Nuuanu streets; office hours, t ta vessel's cargo had to be lightered 8 1211 to the disagreed with the verdict, but he lead him around. He is an independent 12 a. m., 7 to p. m.; Tel. Wmita. port's wharves, Leube ordered sail- that the must do duty, so sen- and upright man and a true friend of ors to cease smoking his and would while they were tence to the Hawaiians. NOTICE. working cargo Leube five years' imprisonment the in the hold. The at Breakwater prison. CREAM OF THE TOWN. PERSONS needlng.or knowing of those men rebelled at openly do need, protection from physi- this order and Leube's imprisonment occurred just The Hui Kuokoa is the only Pebble who stated that they would kill the mate if on says cal or moral injury, which they ara at the outbreak of the war, when all the beach; so Mose3. able to obtain for themselves, he dared to go down in Many Amusing Extracts From the Current The Hui Kuokoa is the real thing; so not the hold while kinds of criminals were being "stowed may consult the Legal Protection they were at work. Leube heard of says Moses. Anti-Salo- on away" by the Cape Colony police in the Committee of the these threats, and knowing he had Number of Why in the name of Great Scott don't League, 9 Mclntyre building. W. H. that terrible Breakwater "college." Every Delegate Wilcox's you all run Delegate? One of you desperate men to - ' for RICE, Supt. 1I deal with, armed him- nationality might get elected so you can do the self on could be found within the with a revolver the occasion of prison. During were two Official grand in the distant land, ye Holy his next visit to men the war there Organ. the at work in parties there, the one siding with Missionary Republicans. the hold. When he got down below the She was oblige- to give Pacific Transfer Co the Boers and the other with the English, - her throne mutinous crew made threats that they to the Great War Horse of the Mis Jas. H. Love, Manager. and feeling ran high among the con-- t would kill him and became so abusive sionary Republican. Now Mr. P. C. A. victs over the subject, 1 got do not Sive us any more of your rock EV1 r 4 that he decided to put them in irons. ' The Home Rule of September with the Delegate and just got here and AIE3 j The Yankee "sea dog" was looked out of hock in time to appear on the I belong to Hawaii, and I never heard candy on a string for we are Muldoon 30. He ordered them from the hold. Then man-kno- Office, King St., opposite New over by the governor of the prison on any one oppose the Delegate. All I the so,ld they showed fight. The Greek sailor streets yesterday. As the official organ Kalau-ceive- d his arrival there, and with a was that the Delegate was re- - Senator D. Kalauokalani, D. Young Block. had a lumber pick which he to use remark of Delegate Wilcox, edited by his wife, Rep. Beckley tried that the new convict had come from the like a King," and luaus were okalani, Jr., Fred. and on the mate. Finally, in the face of the it easily takes rank with any of the given in his honor and most all the ReP- - Wm- - Mossman left by the steamer sea, gave instructions to give Leube a Laupahoe-Hom- e mate's threatening revolver, he left the humorous papers in the country. Fol- people up to Hawaii are all good, honest Claudine, Tuesday noon for TOLEDO chance to continue working at his trade hoe to meet Delegate Wilcox and party. hold, shouting the mate re- Rulers except those working for at that he by allowing him to make the canvas lowing are its principal contents, delegate w ucox enaorsea capi. "would fix him." Thinking that the the Government; but we cannot tell " mail bags used by the Cape Colony de- printed verbatim, headlines and all. what's in their hearts. Pond's son to Annapolis and Judge Greek was the most dangerous man in - partment of posts and telegraphs. ' MR: P. C. A.'S CHARGES AGAINST The Home Rule party is the only Gear and Mr- Caypless and Marshal Computing ScrJes the and he was seeking Hendry Mr. to office, lot that then Leube was well known to every sail DELEGATE WILCOX IS NOT party who want county and city gov- - and Breckons arms the mate to put him in what has that ot t0 do with the decided ing snip owner on tne coast, ana as TRUE. eminent. The people will not be fooled WITHOUT SPRINGS irons first. He followed him to the this time by any party putting itMn weather, Mr. P. C. A.? Does that hurt soon as the news reached them the Mr. P. C. A. might have to employ fo'c's'le man that their r.latform and then working yur floating ribs? but found that the had mate had been sentenced to five years' some attorneys to defend himself in Hawaii must hurry up and get a good barred him out. He called out to him against it in the Legislature. All the GIVES WEIGHT AND VALUE imprisonment for" what appeared to the charges that he has made openly Home Rulers will stand solid Muldoon government and city and county laws, to come out, says i but the sailor refused. them as justifiable homicide or accident towards Delegate Wilcox. It In for this law, and it is bound to come. and become a state, too. Then we will SAME TIME. Then, in the editorial that. Just now Wilcox is two and a ' with a revolver his hand, they immediately set schemes going to Mr. Great I want you to un- - have United States Senators YOU PUT ARTICLE ON AND Leube tried to break the door in. He trying to sell over half the Home Rule derstand Delegate Wilcox does not Congressman, just as Delegate Wilcox secure his release. They secured evi- Legislative to that SCALE DOES feared to go aft to get help as he ticket the Democrats. own any paper, but I want you to un- - says- - THE REST. ADOPT- dence of facts in the case quickly and Another thing Mr. Moreno did not " ' thought the sailor might shoot him in derstand that he is an Idol of his peo- - ED BY LEADING MERCHANTS 6 then forwarded a petition to the gov charge Delegate Wilcox of treachery. the hack on his way to the cabin. The pie and that he is a leader of the true THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. error of Cape Colony, asking for Now I know that for a fact: 1st, Dele- Hawaiians. sailors refused to him. Finally gate Wilcox never ran Demo- assist Leube's release. This was in December, after the Yes. Mr. P. C. A., Delegate Wijcox the door gave way, and the mate fell crats and never begged them to come SOLD AT AMERICAN PRICES 1901, the matter had been re- did give up his life several times for and after over to him.' was the Democrats' t in cn top of the Greek. The revolver It i country people as ferred to the cabinet of Sir Walter own to Delegate to the sake of his and went off at the same time and killed wishes ask the join he is not going to stand by and look FROM $30.00 UP ON TERMS. Hely-Hutchiso- n, that official decided to with the Home Rulers. If they wish the sailor. I on and not defend his poor Queen and; reduce the sentence to three years, to icome over, the door of the Home! his people. Leube was arrested and tried for the T? nl.l t c ri f rt V - m If vm4- V. ' m SAMPLE ROOM granting his release on May 10th of t- - So he to fight killing. man in crew gave 4.1. tt i volunteered for his Every the i 1902. V Vi ? rv-- rights and had numerous followers. As AND rx r T air r1 niin. a loot f t ,n n n ri KING BETHEL STREETS. evidence agaii.st him. The jury sat on rf i -"- is not a coward, like big P. C. j point Leube declared ihe the At this Mate we uu noi see wny mey cannot geijA .uQ ir,A like Bingham Cape Town any par- (A that Consul at along without aid from either out anything, he will do so without SOft, thick, I ty i LOSING FLESH. took a hand in the affair. Bingham is this time. We thinK, Mr. P. C. A., fail. was on Iglossyhaip Pfc your side needs more help, as you are While he Diamond Head a Kansas man, a farmer, and it is said and on Tantalus the Goats of the P. I Such as New. Wjjk in the wilderness and need a help, HEEPI- - (i A. losing flesh?. If that after securing his appointment he little C. A. could not climb up to him. Why? JBEO'S ff ifll r)w W. Lingham, Are you as you are a little shaky, and need icidb prodacea, S (fl 'Ul VS- - rushed away to the South African help. Because they were afraid, and even 3 because they I nil v REPRESENTATIVE. so, better consult your doctor metropolis without even waiting to take afraid of their own shadows. a realize that it in-- V j Vm'Ti V We understand that when the right Delegate no cannons, Icreases their V JK LOOK IT UP. or the chaff wa- Wilcox had but beauty fully 100 fi)i!, M the straw out of his boots time comes all the laborers on the they were YkJI at once. He will tell you the any rate Cape Town terfront are to be told that they must afraid of him nevertheless. jper cent All ladles V"a' v J'ftv from his hair. At Mr. P. C. A., if I were in your boots, who wish to giTe )Iy. I ad a good time with the Kansas man vote the Republican ticket or lose their I would keep quiet not through 3Nkwbo'8 Herpi-- (111 U. cause, We Can provide the jobs. and talk HciDKa trial will soon 18l II V as a rustic. Bingham Vrtll t Vi Q t" fYt i o a criQ ma t r run V . , and set him down If that is done, when the right time B become convinced of )J VI which IS Scott S coming release of Mate after Delegate Wilcox to shoot with a CJ this fact, because, by (ffi remedy, learned of the comes people - w. I .... the who threaten the la cannon and have the whole regiment of Hdestroying the dead- IB Blue aivd Leube. He knew that the convict was borers In that way will be up against Bb7 germ at work up- - V soldiers and never captured him, all be- Jon the hair root, it . ' " sea-farin- g he made VK, V .Iapan- - i i ' a man and that the United States laws and will surely cause he was fighting for his rights and Smftfeea dandruff, fallinKXjjte f White 1,-,,-- I k 1 n -r. tn his living by making trips across the get good jobs defending themselves. country. lhair and thin, brittle hair Wo" ""v w " to for the sake of his It showed i Impossibilities. VT u " lirinv vpt he wrote him a letter advis- Akahele! A word the wise is suf that he was a gentleman and a man ESE COTTON to immediately send ficient. really a love people. gaill a pOUnd a day, by taking ing him the mate you find in P. C. A., that had for his )j i i If don't it the Oh, what a to our be- Gentlemen home for money to pay his steamer look in Ke Alakai. shame dethrone find it equally as valuable, for ( Rugs an ounce of the Lmulsion. i passage upon his release, with you loved Queen and set her aside after she it works like a charm, even up-- V&v. back If want to know how earnest the people great Ion bald heada. of in port and a11 anx5ous Home Rule party is, come to the next had treated these with youncr in Batavia d023 sns For Sale all First-CIs- Orag Storei A woman mass meeting. you want to know honors. at We have tbem displayed to Ket men Leube declared that the If But they have a face of a gaily Gov- De- ' strong in our fhow window. Writes US She had lost twenty- Kansan perpetrated one of the best how it is watch them vote. ernment mule nowadays to go and call ! ! All our friends, who are the true sign? are exceedingly hand- t . .i . jokes he had heard for a long time. on Her Majesty with smiles and pre- r.VC DOUnaS prison Leube Ui vv tended aloha. IOLLIBTZ DXUO CG LTDH some and to Bte them is to 1 in tliree monins,; jn ueuig released from i """7 county government. are and city Now, Mr. P. C. A., got a p,ace on the followins day as only way to coun- don't wake the want tbem. seriously It is the redeem the h-v- nnrl her lungs were babe in the cradle. The more you talk We e a number of Qf the gh.p John Currleri try from the hands of those who never up. people. the more we wake pizea from 3x4 ft. to 12x12 affected. She took three bot--' and made a trip to Newcastle in that cared for the rights of the About Delegate Wilcox hiding in a JUST RECEIVED ' , . . vessel. At Newcastle he left the vessel When we have these laws it will be ft., Borne vrih folid blue a government by the people and for Of SCOtt S LmUlSlOn . some- - EX ALAMEDA. centers, others with blue ties and and became first mate of the James people. grounds of the Palace yard and the ' times in Bungalo. He is no cow- - centers. Come fifteen pounds, and Tuft. The speakers were Mr. Chas. Notley, the and white gained i is- ard. like the P. C. A.! Leu'je many friends about the Ma-kain- ai, and eee them. has Mr. J. Baker, Jur. Poepoe, Mr. J. Whoever said that he hid in the gas CHOCOLATE WAFERS. was able to resume her work lands and few believe that he intention- Speaker Aklna, and others. The is low, contemptible VANILLA WAFERS. LI, C. tank a hound and ally shot the Greek in Port Elizabeth, Home Rulers take the cake, Mr. P. is a coward himself. Talk about Dele-- GINGER WAFERS. in A., and don't you forget it. PNOWFLAKE CRACKERS. It will cure consumption and they consider that an innocent 'sriff Wilrox havin? heart disease Is EXTRA SODAS. THE P. C. A. FARCE. ' P. C. A. farce. I think vou re-- man was unjustly punished. another ASSORTED CAKES. ilewers&Gobke the early stages. It is a It says in this morning's paper of are the one that is having heart dis-th- e people of Ha- - ease, and earache on account of the ' who used to be a negro mm-'str- el Great that the LIMITED. markable flesh producer. A man ac- - wants to run for mayor of Colum- waii opposed Delegate Wilcox and strong Kona wind that is blowing so EZ. Now, Mr. P. lately. J. OOT Street. bus, Ohio. If he's elected he ought to cused him of treachery. hard GROCERY. AS : Fort Send for Free Sample. I C. A., were you there and heard them Mr. P. C. A., you talk too loud and SCOTT ? EOWNE, Chemists, 409 Perl St., N. Y- - pecor(jHeraId. say so? Now I was there and traveled big for your size. The Home Rulers Tel. Blue 2312. Terttania and Emma Sta r J PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 13, 1902. 10 THE

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Tragedy ' of an Attempt to Break a Drought With Liquor Ten Miles Away. "Last fall," said the man with the fishing tackle ana the can or snnmp bait on the rear seat of the trolley car, j "I went down to Chesapeake Bay, near j $ the mouth of the Potomac, to do a bit of shooting. Went to the place or an old Virginia gentleman an ancient, tumbledown but comfortable house right close to the water. "The place was about 40 miles from the nearest railroad station the station at Fredericksburg and 10 miles from the nearest township. The old gentle- man lives there all by himself, except for a couple of darky servants and a lot of dogs. "He's got enough stowed away to get along on, and he has more fun by a whole heap than plenty of us people up this way with all our wealth beyond the dreams of avarice. "He had a couple of other friends down there with him when I arrived. We put In the time shooting during the day, and absorbing things and playing cards at night. "One night, along towards 8 o'clock, while we were playing a little game of draw, the Colonel he was a sure-enou- gh Confederate Army Colonel discovered that the whiskey had run out. He looked crestfallen and cha- grined, but he went to the door and called down stairs: " 'You Mose come up hyuh.' "The Colonel's old darky man-serva- nt came shambling up the stairs, di- rectly. " 'Mose,' said the Colonel, 'just you throw a saddle ovuh Black Bess. Take the saddle pockets along, and the two demijohns, and ride like the devil ovuh ; g to the s to' and have era filled. Zeke ovuh theah knows the brand of liquah I want. Shake yo' old se'f, now, yo' Mose, and get back heah "The store was four miles away, In a clearing. "After the Colonel had given the old darky his orders and Mose had depart- ed, we sat down and resumed the game. The Colonel didn't exhibit much Inter- s est In the game. He looked ruefully at From the painting which hung in the Paris Salon of 1902. executed by Ernest Jean Delahaye, a former pupil of Gerome, and recipient of the third medal, Salon of 1882, second medal, our unfilled glasses, for his hospitality is remarkable, and It was plain that he , 1884, and silver medal of the Exposition of 1889. considered that he had injured us be- yond measure by Inadvertently permit- ting the liquor to run out. " 'Well, gentlemen,' he said, about half an hour after he had given Moses TRIFLES DEAR TO THE FEMININE HEART his orders, 'that niggah's now 'bout at the top o the hill, and, suhs, that BY MARIE GREGOIRE. HUMOROUS ! mlauh, Black Bess, uh'U ca'hy him like a streak o greased lightnin'.' "Ten minutes later he fldgetted about v In his seat and said: "Three knots an hour isn't such bad "Now that nigguh's reached the old time for a clergyman," smilingly .said pine tree, and goin like old Ned.' the minister to himself, just after he "At the end of an hour he was pretty had u:;ited the third couple. Tit-Bit- s. nervous, and he said mournfully: " 'I didn't expec' that nigguh f get "Really, Louise, this bill is outrag- back hyuh in houah, but I jes' told him eous. You musn't try to dress like that V make him shake himse'f. He'll these millionaires' wives!" "My dear be back in thutty mo' minutes, though, Ned, control yourself. I'm only trying suah.' to appear as well as shop "We did the best we could to assure dressed the the old gentleman that we weren't giiis." Life. bothered in the least by Mose's stay, and we all said that we weren't partic- Wide: "Papa, what Is the differenceEj ular about the liquor, anyway which, between the Smart Set and the Four' I grieve to state, wasn't the case at all. Hundred?" "Why, my son, the Four But we wanted to relieve our host's Hundred is limited to two thousand six anxiety. hundred, but everybody is in the Smart "At the end of an hour and a half, Set." Ex. when the old Colonel was barely able to up, we keep his seat, he was so worked In disguise: Mrs. Stubb "This is nearu a. ciorapuiK strange, John, on Colonel rushed to the door.buh. I thought the people " 'That you, Mose?' he called down this block were immensely wealthy, and the dark hall. now I find them sitting around in " 'Yessuh,' replied the old darkey. patched clothing." Mr. Stubb "That's "The Colonel's face took on an ex- nothing, Maria; they are expecting the pression of beatitude. T tax assessor." cnlcago Daily News. 'Well, did you get it, Mose?' he asked the old serving man. Tourist (after unusually long stop- " 'No, suh, was Mose's reply. 'Ah 5 page at say, de saddle yit, suh!" " small border station) "I hain't dun foun guard, why arent we going on? Any- 1 thing wrong?" Guaro (who is peaceful- HOLES IN THE AIR. ly taking his lunch) "There naething Some very terrible accidents may bo wrong, sir, but I ca.nna whustle the exDected to befall aerial navigators noo; ma mouth's fu' o' biscuits!" Tit-Bit- s. should airships ever become sufficiently : ' perfected to make this species of travel t "' at all common, owing to the fact, well WWx' II Wmwmmmm Study in Crime: "Dey ain' no use to all aeronauts, that there ex-- ft talkin'," said Charcoal Kph, as he sur- 1st in the earth's atmosphere at certain veyed his prisoner, "w'en Ah sees er places and under certain conditions man on his knees in front ob my chick- - veritable holes or pits of vast depth. ;en coop I mouty well know he ain' out An airship sailing unwittingly Into one j dar holdin' no prayah meetin. Call de of these aerial craters would sink with police, Mistah Jackson." Baltimore lar more certainty and far greater News. swiftness than would a leaden ship of It was a Maysville negro preacher tb same size and shape in an ocean of . T - : water. , i Zl- "ee?',?,g Ahe nJ:y,8aLd "Br.etJ1; have actually tHHHHriiHHHtHHHutHmHmHnHim Accidents of this nature Each 8eason women's bags and purses capacious enough to carry kerchief, purse, icule or card case or purse made from tical but beautiful. It is in brown walrus de glory happened to aeronauts In the past, dui, ob heaven, which ebber ob you not uke on new beauty, but surely, this year, and even opera-glasse- s, and is mounted the gown or waistcoat of a dead and gone leather lined with moire of the same stole Mr. Jones's turkey will please not nf emirsp thf nrdlnarv balloon is I high-wat- er dull-gol- put in every nearly so much affected by the sudden they have reached mark, with the plainest of d rims and ancestor who loved brave attire. brown, fitted with viniagrette, purse anything hit." And man k, in Never-- There are no new leathers, for, long ago, chains. Lovers of can furnish A shopping bag well fitted is solid and note-boo- and is amply large for the congregation contributed. Kan- descent as an airship would be. sentiment sas City theless, an experience of the kind Is every animal whose skin was worth their own brocade; and many a fashion- comfort to any fair shopper, and the one .kerchiefs, glasses, samples and any of the Star. disconcerting even to the ning was pressed into service; but the able woman will, this season, carry a ret-- shown in the illustration is not only prac- - small articles. you and strongest nerves. "That Mrs. Wadhams to whom stoutest hearts 'leather workers are constantly experi- - The carriage case Is new in Idea and introduced me the evening re- M. Dauooning wun nvu other Tlssandier, menting, and giving to ordinary calf-ski- n ttt line. Is long, narrow, flat, flexible, fit- me very by friends above the town of VIncennes, It minds much of a portrait one wonderful and beautiful new grainings. ted with compartments for cards, change, Rembrandt." "Is that so? Which one?" some years ago. happened on of any these Invisible air holes, which proved Clever designers rack their brains for new stamps and memoranda, and is carried by "Oh, old one. They all look, when J you to be over a mile in depth, the balloon ideas in shapes, fittings, mountings. The a chain. A combination purse and card get close to them, as If the paint - "nov-bl- had been thrown on by the handful. falling that distance with such incredi- fashionable woman's cry is always e case, made in heavily grained calf-ski- n Chicago Times-Heral- d. rapidity that the earth appeared to elty," and the effort to answer that cry of a deep golden brown, owes much of up to with the be rushing meet them keeps manufacturers desperately busy. its beauty to the mounting a convention- speed or an express train, ana me ougs Thoroughbred Sport: Blizzer "I just Gne or WQ firmg dull-shad- famous are alized butterny in ed gold set heard that Bilgewater jumped out of

n ln aU er travelers fell not downward, as might theiIea thins Ptaining to with small fresh-wat- pearls. his yacht yesterday and was drowned." have been expected, but upward. Luck- - fancy leather goods and to the "art Another purse, particularly exquisite in Buzzer "Shocking! Did he do it with lly a denser stratum of air, answering nouveau" gold and silver work, which is color scheme. Is of delicate gray lizard suicidal intent?" Blizzer "Oh, no; he to the bottom of the pit in question, the latest hobby with women. Through shading was racing and did it to lighten his skin, mounted in silver from dull boat, and thereby win the race." was encountered when they were a few the courtesy of one of deep-blu- e cabo-cho- n these firms, we to bright and set with Chicago State Journal. n hundred feet from the ground, and the are aWe to show some of the very new stones. si aownwara rusn oi tne Dauoon was est and most effective of checked as if by contact with a pneu- the season's Naturally, such purses as these are not "Our political situation," complain? matic cushion. Pearson's Weekly. novelties. to be bought for a song, but they are not the first citizen, "is scandalous. I be Bead bags soared into high lieve is nigger wood-pil- e M favor last extravagantly expensive. They cost no there a in the t ! CLOSE-FISTE- year and are still exceedingly somewhere." may very well be," A D popular, but more than the showy, heavily mounted "That ROMAN, SURELY. answers nit'ir iirite is a Darner to tne average purses of former seasons, yet each one is, the second citizen, "no doubt Booker T. Washington is credited the colored gentleman for a woman who longs for one of them. There in an way, a is waiting with telling of unostentatious rare work of job in- a confab he had with are cheap bead bags to be had, whitewashing as soon as an tha SPTtlrtn Af a norrra r V nrnVi n wYt irtVl but they art. - vestigation is had." Judge. are - he had interested himself to the 80 inferior as to be hardI- desirable, The- same thing is true of the belt 11 ami a hanl-mad- e bead bag extent of starting a subscription list for like the one buckles, clasps and other specimens of Relative importance: "And you real- illustrated, anew meeting place. The sexton, who made of tine white and steel "1'art nouveau" jewelry which are today ly think that the political boss of your knew Intimately every member of the imported beads and mounted in etched so party is a greater man than Henry congregation, dear to the heart of the modish wo- ran down the list of silver set with coral es Clay!" candi- cabochons, is an man. They are not of necessity set with "Well," answered the with Mr. Washington, comment- - pensive luxury date, won't exactly say he'3 greater. ing precious stones. In fact, designers as a "I as he went along: "Mr. Smlf he's , nn e But a more influence good ther ham1, latest fad rule prefer using semi-precio- he has great deal for a dollar; Mr. Perkins-he- 's1 fashi's stones, am do- good 55 ln cnattlaine baS3 and reticules is because they offer greater scope with the people with whom I for at least; Mr. Leedom very within in color ing business present." Washington t the rcach of well-fille- schemes, and in at i religious, Massa Washington, but even a moderately d this new jewelry artis- f r tic effect, not intrinsic value, Star. poor." Mr. Washington made notes as Purse, and yet offers tribute to both is the aim alnS' beauty of the worker. the sexton and sentiment. The very newest Two of the clasps is an odd Messrs, and shown here are in It circumstance that ""Mr M' smartest reticule looks as though it silver and are not costly, yet are dis- Cook & Son, managers of globe- tinctly good in design the stingy a, Wn hand d and workmanship. trotters, should have the contract to sreat-grand-I"th- The silver peacock, with his delightful "Why doCtrSyou think Caesar It is of old of war ITJwas lines, a tail collect the Russian prisoners t! trails studded with tiny stingy?" .brocade, or at least of - asked Mr. Washington brocade that sug- opals. The butterfly, in dull silver, car- from South Africa. St. Helena and Ber- th"?,lUS MaSSa Washin&ton, when 8ests years of yellowing repose in some ries cabochon spots of glowing blue in muda, who were captured by the Brit- ve our wardrobe his delicately and Ha aees Lord a penny, or trunk or drawer veined wings. ish during the war with the Boers, Another clasp, gold, a country'-Cza- r These silk bags r in Roman has return them to own -' IiTt:,.LWh.08e Sub,scriP"on and card cases '" '"'1r1 - - i their this- should MMafca',J1 ""- mi riif,iiin'nriii1iiiiinT,a-,iii- gleaming insect of pearl settling down pays To set out as - 1, 8'mp,y i the freight. sar- mounted" A one shown among reed-lik- e i its swirls of red gold. warriors and return as Cook's tourists tZ here !s in A The heavily a roman- - reticule shape. VAMCRB1LT AUTOMOBILE. LIKE THE ONE USED BY KING wrought bison head makes that is a melancholy er.d to a EDWARD. stunning finish for a pointed belt front. (tic emprise. Springfield liepublicaa. if IK TomMERCIAL THE PACIFIC ADVERTlSECtfCTI 11

vice, preaching, at 11:30 a. m.; Young People's Mutual Improvement Associa- ;"tttlMHtmMMMUHMHH4mMtMMtlhMH ' tion, at 7 p. m.; primary meeting, for SUNDAY children, Friday at 3 p. m.: Relief So- ciety meeting at 10 a. m., on Saturday. There is Happiness Vigorous TH All are respectfully Invited to attend I in Health Sii our meetings and examine our doc- erwin trines. Free to all; no contributions; services in Hawaiian. Elder Wm. M. Don't you want to feel the SERVICES Waddaups, In charge. glow of new-bor- n life in your T blood and nerves, to feel the CHURCH OF THE SACRED bubbling spirit of youth agala? ! Heart. Marquesviile, Punahou. Don't you want to have a strong ms Paint heart, courage, nerves of steel, t f i YOUNG? MEN'S CHRISTIAN Asso- 1 1 strength, ambi- t Sfe tion, energy, grit amd ndu-ranc- e? ciation Hotel and Alakea street, Hen- (PREPARED) Notices for this chorea column ry C. Brown, general secretary. Don't you want to b must be In this office by 6 p. m. Christian workers' preparation serv- rid of the "come and go" pains, Made to paint buildings with outside and inside on Fridays. Otherwise the an- ice, 9 9:30; service at Oahu prison, 11 the Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, has this guarantee in plain letters on every can: nouncements will be run as the 12: men's meeting with address by Varicocele, Weak Baek and the "We guarantee that this paint, when properly week before. There is no charge some popular speaker at 4, many other troubles that make used, will not ctack, flake or chalk off, and will for these notices. t life miserable? Then try cover more surface, work better, BISHOP MEMORIAL CHAPEL ha wear longer and permanently look better than Schools; Dr. W. B. Elkln, t Or, McLaughlin's Electric Belt I other paints, including Pure White CENTRAL. UNION CHURCH Rev chaplain. Sunday morning service Lead and Oil. William Kincaid. pastor. SuDday at We hereby agree to forfeit the value of the paint 11 o'clock. Alumni and friends cordially It gives lasting strength. Its and the cost of applying school and Bible class, 9:50; publlr Invited. t it, if in any instance, it is worship and sermon, 11; T. P. S. C. B cures are permanent, forever. iX not found as above represented." prayer Its touch Is of mag- - meeting, 6:30; evening: servicer S N - the touch at 7:30; weekly prayer meeting. Wed' E VE T H D A Y ADVENHST net ism: it erpatpa In n wpnVpnpd THE SHERWIN-WILLIAM- S COMPANY. nesday, 7:30 p. m. CHAPEL Saturday, Sabbath school at body new life, strength, energy, courage, happiness and long life. It is 10 a, m.; preaching at 11 a. m.; Wed- 4-- t prayer Nature's Greatest Restorer, applied gently while you sleep. It will meet- ed We have a large stock of S.-- P. and live up to nesday, and missionary transform your weakened, pain-rack- body into a paradise of health. the above guarantee. ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL. ing at 7:30 p. m. All are welcome. J. Try it, you weak, poor, Call for a color card of the Right debilitated man, you weary and disheartened bett mixed paint made. Rev. H. B. Restarick, Bishop and H. Behrens, pastor. t woman; feel the life blood warming your heart, the fire In your blood Dean. Rev. Canon Kitcat and Rev. and the steel in your nerves. Let it cure you. Canon Mackintosh. PORTUGUESE EVANGELICAL Sunday, Sept. 14, sixteenth Sunday Church Corner of Miller and Punch- - THE BEST ARGUMENT WHICH CAN BE OFFERED IN PRAISE 7 after Trinity. a. m., holy communion, j bowl streets, Rev. A. V. Soares, pastor. 10 a. m., Sunday school. 11 a. m., morn- - Preaching In Portuguese at 11 a. m. OF A CURATIVE REMEDY IS THE WORD OF ONE WHO HAS ir.g prayer with sermon by Bishop and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday school. 2:30 p. j TRIED IT AND SAYS, 50.000 E. 0. HALL & SON, Restarick. Processional hymn No. 1, m.f conducted In English: W. A. Bow-T- e "IT CURED ME." HERE IS ONE OF Ltd. Deum, Munro in F, Benedictus to j en, superintendent. Prayer meeting, AND THE EVIDENCE OF THE ON MY OF- double chant; hymn 253; offertory solo, j Wednesday, 7:30. OTHERS IS FILE AT CORNER FORT AND KlISQ STREETS "The Unseen Kingdom," by Mr. Herzer. FICE FOR ALL WHO ARE INTERESTED. 7:30 p. m., evensong, I Recessional 56. ' THE KAULUWELA SUNDAY with sermon. Processional 473; anthem, SCHOO- L- Sunday school. 1:30 p. m, TEST Lay Down In by FREE I will be glad to give you a free test if you will call. Or Will Me Peace," I will send you my little book, with full Information, sealed, free, Roberts. Hymns 101 and 654; recession- WHAT IS PAIN BALM? if you will send this ad. al 331. : Chamberlain's Pain Balm is a lini- ST. CLEMENT'S CHURCH, Puna I 1 Francisco, hou. John Usborne, Rector. ment and, while adapted to all the ordi- t Dr. G. Lie La ugh 11 San California. Morning prayer every Sunday, 11 a. nary uses of a liniment, has qualities m.; holy communion Sunday morning, which distinguish it from other reme-- 7 Never sold by Agents or Drug Stores. 11 a. m.; first Sunday of the month. dJes of thls ciagg. pam Balm is espe-- a. m.; evensong. 7:30 p. m.; Sunday , , . - Alfred Benjamin Co. school, .9:45 a. m. ,cuiy ueueuciai ror rneumauaai. inuu- AU seats are free and strangers are 'sands or cases can be cited m which it clothes fit well, look welcome. The Punahou electric cars has effected a cure when the BUfferer pass the door. had previously tried the best medical ." wmi tit anMiifWrilfm mril m ulin ti m1m ."ti.i.fi r and CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Alakea St., service without . securing relief. Pain well, wear well near King. E. S. Muckley, Pastor. Balm is positively guaranteed to give Residence, 1244 Wilder avenue. Tele- relief In the most severe cases-o- f chron- are made well. They phone Blue 167L ic or acute rheumatism. SLOAN MISSION. Of Christian Pain Balm heals bruises, burr.9 and RAIN IE R - EE are in every way just Church. Corner Kawaiahao street and scalds in less time than any other treat- Ward avenue. "An house of prayer for ment. It Is "antiseptic" that Is, it pre --:o:- all nations." Sunday services tsioie vents putrefaction by so doing, what good school 3:00 p. m., preaching 7:30 p. m. and clothes You are invited. "Whosoever will generally prevents an unrightly scar re- may come." A. O. Hushaw, Supt. maining after the injury is healed. For 2 Dozen Quarts - - $3.75. should be and cost very lame back, lumbago and neuralgia. ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL, the Bishon of Panonolls. Low masses. Pain Balm has no equal. It has the Dozen .50. little monev. See them holy communion, 6 and 7; children's quality of "getting to the right spot. 2 Bottles eturned mass with English sermon, 9; high No sufferer from these distressing af- - in mass, with native sermon, 10:30; rosa- - fectlong should defer a trial of this displayed our ry, witn native instruction, z; solemn Cost of Beer - - - - 3.25 vespers and benedictions, 8; week days, remedy. One application gives relief. low mass, 6 and 7. Try it. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., 1 wholesale agents, sell It. or $1.62 1- -2 Per Dozen. ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST CHURCH . -- At Kalihlwaena. There appears to be several good rea- sons for believing that the King of collects empty botUes any METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Siam was not assassinated, as per the Oar wagon delivers beer and the in Corner Beretania and Miller streets. recent sensational report. These rea part of the city. Rev. G. L. Pearson, pastor. sons for doubting the story might be Biash Clothing Co. 9 Weekly services bunaays, pumic arranged as follows: 1. The Kine still The Merchants' Parcel Delivery also deliver Rainier Beer worship and sermon, 11 a. m. and 8:30 jive5 2. The assassin was not present p. m.; Sunday school, 10 a. m.; Ep-- at the place where the assassination is 6:30 worth League devotional service, said to nave occurred. 3. Neither was --:o: p. m. Wednesday, prayer meeting. 7:30 th(i Kln&. 4. There is no such place. TWO STORES Monthly Meetings First Monday, 2:30 Cleveland Plain Dealer. p. m., woman's nome Missionary so- Corner Fort and Hotel Streets and Hotel near Bethel. ciety; 7:30 p. m., Epworth. League busi- ness meeting; first Tuesday. 7:30 p. m., Johannesburg is called, for sake of Friday, brevity, by those who reside therein, Methodist Men's Club; third cor- Rainier Bottling Works 2:30 p. m., Ladies' Aid Society. Jo'burer. but, adds a South African respondent, "not Joe-bur- g, as they are ten you. mnu vv TELEPHONE WHITE 1331. THE REORGANIZED CHURCH OF careiut.io i Advertisement Changed Mondays. Day s- Joeburg t will be called and Jesus Christ of Latter Saint- brief time' Mililani Hall (rear of the Opara House) Pet7ltten. ln a vfJ.y peJiod .f, Ave. and Clayton Street. . 11 There is no getting away sin- - Huetace in o r sr,rinv shnni a. m. - service. 6:30 p. gularjr though fortuitous appropriate- h it preaching, Hawaiian aon m.. Zion's Religlo and Literary Society's ness.-on- mpiew. Pretty Fancy Draperies meeting. 7:30 p. m., preaching, English ' service. The subject of the evening j sermon by Elder 1. A. Anaerson will i THE BRIGHT SIDE OP LIFE. ' -- be "Divine Communications." ' - - :o:- It is a feeling common to the i ST. PETER'S CHAPEL. (Chinese , maioritv of lis that we do not St' There's always some part of the house that would Y?n TretnTha7gEemma Set luite th a.m0Unfc of happi- - look more cozy with a pretty drapery or a doorway that Morning prayer every bunaay at 11 ness we are entitled to. Among decora- a. m. Evensong at 7:30 p. m. Wednes- - the countless things which tend needs portieres Perhaps they already have that 7 p. m. Sun- Bazaar day, Holy communion first Oriental to make us more or less mis- tion, hut it needs to be changed for new. day of the month at 7 a. m. and on third We have just opened the very latest draperies in Sunday at 12 m. Sunday school at 10 erable ill health takes first place. I . : : beautiful Oriental stripes at 10c, 15c. and 20c per yard, a. m. Hannah More said that sin was Swiss curtain materials, either dotted or in stripes, ST. AUGUSTINE CHAPEL (Roman generally to be attributed to ' Catholic), Waikiki. Every Sunday of biliousness. No doubt a crippled Opened week at 10c. per yard. . A New of Goods Just this the year at 8:30 a. m., holy mars with liver with the resulting impure lot figured, 10c. 15c. Silkoline, plain and and sermon; at 3 p. m., Sunday School, blood, is cause of more all shades at from $3 00 to $4.00 a the Fine portieres in tal gloom than any other single They were received by the Gaelic and Hong- pair. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES thing. A chronic dyspeptic, says kong Maru. Among them is a fine lot of See them on display in our windows. an eminent English physician, is Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Place of meet ing. No. 1095 Alakea street, corner of always on the verge of a mental Hotel street. upset. And who can reckon up Carved Ebony Furniture, the fearful aggregate of pain, ( GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH PROGRESS BLOCK Rev. Mr. Felmy, pastor; 1032 King loss and fear arising from the Decorated Chin aware, street. many ailments and diseases Fort Street. 10 a. m., Sunday school; 11 a. m., serv- which are familiar to mankind. Rattan Goods, ice. LU-therisc- Like a vast cloud hangs over DEUTSCHE EVANGELISCH he it Kirche. Pastor Felmy, 1032 a multitude no one can number. Embroidered and Paper Screens King street. Regelmaessiger Gottes-dien- st You can see these people every- Silk 11 Uhr. where. For them life can scarce- 10 a. m., Kindergottesdienstes. Pongee and Pineapple Silks, Buliseye ly be said to have any "bright THE SALVATION ARMY-Cor- ner 86'' at all. Hence the eager- Linen Embroidered Goods, of King and Nuuanu Sts. Major Har- ness with which they search for Special No. 4. ris and wife, anl Ensign Matlhis, in charge. relief and cure. Remedies like Vases, Etc. I One of the many styles we WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION MAKIKI CHAPEL On KInau street. carry. If you are interested in Preaching service, 8 a. m. have not attained their high po- & r photography, call and see us. sition in the confidence of the CHINESE CHURCH (Congregation- people by bald assertions and 66-7- 2 of We have all sizes and kinds of al) Rev. Edward W. Thwing, acting King Street, corner Smith. pastor. Sunday school, 9:30; preaching boasting advertisements. They : -- jfi -- at O. Box 947. fx . ? v.: kodaks and sell them the service, 11; Sunday school in English, are obliged to win it by doing ac- Phone Blue 3581. P. prices. Fresh films, 2:30; evening service, 7:30; Wednesday, tually what is claimed for them. lowest prayer meeting, 7:30. plates, etc always on hand. That this remedy deserves its JAPANESE CHURCH (Congrega- reputation i3 conceded. It is tional) Nuuanu street, Rev. T. Oku-mur- a, palatable as honey and contains pastor. Sunday school, 10; the nutritive and curative prop- morning service, 11; evening service, for Summer Wear Honolulu Photo Supply Co. 7:30; Wednesday prayer meeting, 7:30. erties of Pure Cod Liver Oil, Golf Shirts combined with the Compound JAPANESE M. E. CHURCH. G. Syrup of nypophosphites, Fort Street Motokawa, pastor. Sunday school, 10; Ex- morning service, 11; evening service, tracts of Malt and Wild Cherry. 7:45; class meeting, 8:30; prayer meet- Nothing ha3 such a record of The cloth used In our shirts came from England and was mad ing, Wednesday, 8. Services at Kukul succesa in Anemia, Nervous De- All our custom made shirts street, near St. Louis College. bility, Scrofula, Throat and Lung Udden-ber- g Troubles, all F. Morgan, PENIEL MISSION Miss E. and emaciating Lowost PrloosNail Files, Charms, sU., ol Ns Jim.Secretary; Charlts H. H. Moot, ttuj in charge. Meetings are held In complaints and disorders. Watehes, Chains. Sterling Sliver Knives. te. iXSSi9 It's only, 10 per cent off regular price, and Manager. the hall on Nuuanu street, Just below nse helps to show life's bright- a short Ume rr King, every night of the week. Sun- ce X-t-d- er side. Dr. W. II. B. Aikins, of X3C-a.sta,- 5s Co., day morning at 10 o'clock Bible study; Afi DETAIL STEALERS IN Sunday afternoon at 2:30. holiness Canada, says: "I am pleased to WHOLESALE meeting; wharf meeting at the foot of state the results from using 9 every Sun- that STREET. Blacksmith's Coal Nuuanu street at o'cleck have been uniformly satisfac- 28 HOTEL Firewood, Stove, Steam, day morning. A Scandinavian meet- it ASHDR & (2. Telephone Main 295. ing for ladies is held every other Wed- tory." Every dose effective. " It Also Black and White Sand. nesday- afternoon, at 2 o'clock. In the cannot disappoint." At chemists. Special Attention Given to Praying. Mission Home, 471 Hotel street. All welcome. KAWAIAHAO CHURCH Rev. H. CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH H. Parker, Pastor. Sunday school, 10; g-oo-ds morning service, 11; evening service, NHYR0YAL FILLS dvertiser. 3Sr:H3"W ft. Original ad Only Genuine. Per S. S. Alameda 7:S0; preaching in English by Rev. a Arrived H. H. Parker; Christian Endeavor, f for CHIl'HKSTEU'S KNGLI.SU oAn:rv Aqv RfiloW COST 6:30; prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:3. JD&y, Dangcrou nb-t- lt jtlotw and iroltft- - Great Saigain Umift. oT y.iur or rti'l . B nnr fr lrunit.. t CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF Tl5 twtnv-- i for' Partlciil-ir- TetImonla! Latter-Da- y Saints (Mormon Church) 5 tf ai"Ific!Ierf3rl.niitn,,,iH:r.hyrr- - Cents' Furnishings Punchbowl street. Sunday services: Ainm null. iw,mii w umco:i.i. r : .j 75 cts. a Month. Dry Goods and,ft VnnHtm street. Sunday school at 10 a. m.; regular ser-- 1 iUiiftpr. AlHxB feQuvre, 1'iULA., VA, 12 EES WKCTFm gOMMEECIAD AWgRTISE2- - HONOLULU SEPTEMBER'..3. iooa

Lands I NEWS OF THE WATERFRONT.

For HOUSE BOAT AS BOARDING HOUSE

y Almy's Pleasure Craft Will Be Put Into Novel Service. LOTS IN KING STREET TEACT, from, $1,400 to $1,250 If Messrs. Cotton Bros, secure the let, formerly known as G. N. contract for the dredging of the Pearl i bar, or the portion was ... , & .Mi?fft.-.iW- jjt.ifciwiiimt.iiwt.. Wilcox's premises. Harbor that not dredged by essrs. Clark and Hen- f Low Wheel Baggies at Cost i ry before that firm gave up the work, : TWENTY LOTS IN MANOA the house- - boat recently completed for 41: H. M. Almy will be taken down to TO dispose of our stock of Low Wheel TiJiLET, formerly Montano's Pearl Harbor and anchored inside the Rubber Tired Buggies, wo will sell Tract, $2,500 a lot bar where it will be used as a lodging them at cost. house for the men who will be em- ployed on. the dredgers and not as a pleasure craft as originally intended, Former Prices $160. Now $125. FOUR HUNDRED LOTS IN The house boat was completed about; The barkentine Archer, Captain Calhoun, a well known vessel trading to t I TRACT, from $200 the middle of July and Mr. Almy had 175, 135. KAIULANI had it very well furnished prepara- this port, which is now at Honolulu discharging a cargo from San Francisco. to $250 a lot. tory to having it taken down to Pearl 200. 160. Harbor but the matter of a boarding HERMAN GOT i i I t Mm house for the men working on the HENDERSON MADE 250. 200. dredgers coming up he decided not tOj DRAFT FOR A FIFTY LOTS IN KEKIO use it for that purpose. Now he will $12 000 NEW RECORD ,! - .. - it used as a boarding house. The Note these figures Nothing like them were offered before. TRACT, opposite Makee Island have open upper deck will be fitted up with High Jinks on the Treasure Only Lasted One Day as Substantial reductions on all other vehicles. a large number of bunks. The house SSOOalot Since Money Harness, Whips, etp. likewise reduced. : i boat was well built and will provide an Craft the of the Schooner excellent home for the workmen at Arrived. - Herman. Pearl Harbor. Mr. Almy was -- engaged yesterday in Happiness has reigned supreme A new. record as to length of service HUNDRED LOTS IN removing some of furniture from ONE the aboard fhe treasure schooner Herman as a member of the crew of a vessel boat, which is at present station KAPIOLANI TRACT, at $500 the during the past week. Dinners on ed up at the end of railway wharf, and at Honolulu was established during board, dancing parties, lunches, little Pacific Vehicle & Supply Co. Ltd aw u. was having some of the fixtures for the week when Mate Henderson went the workingmen's boarding house in- -; parties at the Grill, launch parties and aboard the treasure schooner Herman. Beretania St, Near Fort. ;tcM Etc. stalled. other enjoyment has been indulged in He lasted just one day. Two stories freely by the gentlemen who are to are told as to why he quit. One is to leave here Sunday on their trip to the the effect that Henaerson decided that South Seas where they expect to find he was hot a slave and left of his own apply to Tot fC(Jtiiei particulars To Let money as plentiful as birds are on Mar- accord and the other is that he was OR cus Island. All this enjoyment has fired. Henderson says that that one come about through some kind people day was The Popular the largest and longest he ever Books or perhaps hard-heade- d financiers spent. He has now taken the place of sending out from the States a draft recently drowned Mate Voorhies of the ' "We are making a specialty of keeping the latest and most popular Lease for twelve thousand dollars. This came books and receive new ones by every mail. Here are a few of new- schooner Rosamond. the est: ' by the Korea and was cashed on Mon- Henderson has an amusing story to ' following desirable .properties THE PRINCESS ALINE By , Richard Harding Davisi The day. Since that time the Herman peo- Company upon moderate terms: tell of the Herman. He says that as THE CAPTAIN OF THE GRAY HORSE TROOP By Hamlin Gar- 1 3 brand new and modern cottages ple have of course been enjoying them an officer he expected to be able to land. ' on street west of Piikoi HER SERENE HIGHNESS By TSSLm Beretanla selves. smoke on deck. Captain Brown would David Graham Phillips. All BJgTATffl street. ABNER DANIEL By Will N. Harben. A man named Benson, well known ; ' 3 Cottage on South street near Queen not allow this. Then he considered the AT SUNWICH PORT By W. W. Jacobs. street. along the water front, has now signed vessel hoodoed . as everyone gathers DOROTHY VERNON By Charles Major. 4 2 Cuttares cn Chamberlain street was Canipfcsll Block, Fort Street near Queen street. on the vessel as mate. Benson close together aboard of her and speaks B Store in Orpheum block on Fort formerly the sKipper of a little island in whispers as if someone were dead street. schooner that cruised among the South below deck. HAWAIIAN NEWS CO., LTD. Not so much 6 Land of area of one acre, sit- the groups, making head- Henderson la one of old Merchant Street, on the way to the Postofflce. uated on the corner of South and Hale-kaui- la Sea Tahiti her the school What You Pay streets, and suitable for storage quarters. of mates. He has seen all kinds of purposes, or for a building site for service at sea and is counted a good warehouses or factory. It had been intended to send mail as man. "When he shipped on the Herman 7 Building site at Kamoiliili, front to Fanning Island by the Herman but What You Get ing on proposed extension of Rapid as the Oceanic liner Sierra is to call as mate he looked on the proposition as one a voyage Transit to Kaimuki, area one acre. there with mail , on her trip up from of pleasant in tropical for your money. seas con- 8 Three building lots on Kaaihee av Auckland it has been decided to send in search of wealth with much When quality is enue and opposite the experimental pleasure thrown in between times. The sidered our goods are al- Station at Makiki. no mail by the Herman. Mail for Fan ning has been- - sent to Pago first thing he did to rile the skipper 36 and 42 ways appreciated. 9 Taro land at Manoa and Pauoa, Island Hotel Street. Pago and will be there to was to appear on the afterdeck smok- 10 Rice land at Aiea, Ewa. transferred N. B. ONLY PURE CANE the Sierra. ing, SUGAR used as a sweetener for Also other lands suitable for agricul- "No smoking here," said Captain tural and other purposes In different The Herman people consider that they Brown. . our Soda Water, Boot Beer, Ginger parts of this island. have been treated shamefully in Ho- - Ale, etc. Henderson's back became as straight nolulu. At first they werfe fined and li- - . as an Oregon pine. He Apply to belled. They paid their debts and were listened and sure Works then libelled again, by the newspapers made that he had heard the order Consolidated Soda Water right and then said: Estate, Ltd so Captain Brown claims. KapieM "All right 1 will go on Company, Ltd. The objective point of the Herman's sir. the wharf -- to smoke." Telephone Main 71. cruise is now as much mystery as it SOIiD AT Henderson on Works 601 Fort street. W. W. &HASA & CO. has ever been. Every one on the boat took his smoke the refers inquirers to Captain Brown and wharf and then decided that it would Merchant Tailors, be unwise to sail even as far as the 11 that gentleman simply shakes his head Wholesale Only. HAWMI&H ENGINEERING k lighthouse Skipper so sadly and declares that the craft is with Brown left 1038 Nuuanti Ave. the schooner and is now on the Rosa- COHSTROCTIOH CO. simply on a pleasure trip. The latest mond. , , story told on the water front is to the grades of light Special All effect that Captain Brown had declared attention given to goods season. for the that he is a New York banker. Another Volcano Excursion. Whhe Duck, Light 508-51- 0 Stangenwald Bldg. story is to the effect that the party The Steamship Company's Booms Woolens, etc Wilder knows where there is treasure in the steamer Helene sails at noon today on Plantation Orders For You get latest styles, South Seas but that they will have to another excursion trip with passengers a good fit and the for the volcano. Those booked to make EKGIKEER3 AND CONTRACTORS. make terms with the natives residing prices are right. on the island before they can secure the trip to the volcano are Charles Bispham, A. Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. it. The story-tell- er goes on to state J. that Captain Brown's wav nf maltins J. M. Chatard, Miss J. A. Nelson, Miss Rice "Japanese P 50. NOTICE. N' n The following are booked revisions Box 537. Phone Main terms with the natives will be bv a for Hilo and may go on to the volcano: liberal use of arms and of HEREBY GIVEN TO ammunition Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, J. W. Bergstrom, NOTICE IS which rumor says agents with authority to issue mar- there are big stores J. A. M. Johnson, Donald J. McKay,' Write for pricesno trouble to show goods. riage licenses, and to all persons au- aboard the Herman. At any rate ev- B. N. and B. F. to perform marriage cere- T. Evans, Smith thorized the eryone concedes . mony, not to" issue such license nor to that the Herman has perform such ceremony upon applica- big game in sight and statements made !)""(HMMtHtlllt)MHHMHMM tion of Manuel Lee, my son, a minor, by her passengers that the vessel will age 18 years. Shipping Notes. return to again soon to Honolulu, T. H., Sept. 11, 1902. Honolulu seem The Claudine is expected from Hilo 6271 WALTER E. LEE. indicate that the vessel is not making about noon today.

round-the-wor- ld aitama Hats the pleasure trip that Repairs are being made to the bottcn NOTICE. Captain Brown spoke of when first ar- of the schooner Rob Roy. Genuine Article riving here. The barkentine S. N. Castle has her main-top-ma- st down repairs. Sold EXPERIENCED CHINESE COOKS, for at lowest prices. Call and see our stock at Recently Captain Brown issued a concerning were waiters, house servants, yard-me- n and No reports the Volcano laborers. Persons requiring the above challenge to race any schooner in Ho- reetived in Honolulu on Friday. . please inquire at The Hawaiian Chinese nolulu around Oahu for a bet of $1,000. The schooner Rosamond is waiting at 18 a cargo sugar. News Office, No. King St., between The captain asserted that the treasure Railway wharf for of 7dM rg Nuuanu and Smith Sts. 6263 craft could beat anything in Honolulu at eicven o'clock on Friday morning. t V King Street, next to Castle & Cooke. Use Pa checo' s Dandruff Killer that carried a rag above its deck and The steamer Ke Au Hou brought 350 For lifeless, uneven and sickjy hair. Ths Silent Barber Shop made so much fuss about the matter bags of paddy and 722 bags of rice from Kauai ports yesterday It keeps the scalp clean and free from OUR RAZORS are thoroughly disin- that people thought the vessel reany disease. Thomas Nott sustained painful injuries Paeheco's Dandruff Killer. For sale fected before using. wanted a race. Captain Harris of the from a fall while at work on a tank at ' Kalihi by all Druggists and at the Union Bar-fe- r JOSEPH FERN ANDES. Pror".'"' schooner Charles Levi Woodbury, a fast Quarantine Island on Thursday. Store The Pacific Hote. Shop. Tel. Main 232. . SrllnrtkMi Hotel SIntl tr clipper trading between Honolulu and Captain Rodman of the Iroquois is pre- 1182 Union St., Opp. Pacifl Club. Hilo, immediately paring to go to San Francisco on the FIRST - accepted the chal- transport Solace because cf illness in his CLASS.GaOCFRIES Newly furnished Rooms, moequlto- lenge but on going to Captain Brown family. AT LOWEST PRICES. , proof, electric lights, hot and cold wa-- 1 ter. First-cla- ss Merchants' Lunch to arrange yet Table Board. 184 the race Captain Brown is No action has been taken by the Telephone White 3161. Corner King and MRS. HANA, Proprietor. N. Hotel and One j kind of meat, soup, reported to have said: "O, you have too Collector of Customs with reference to Eeckley Streets, Kalibi . 163 S. King St..,. vegetables, tea, the seals broken on the steamer Korea coffee, bread many men for me." Therefore there pinn;iD.pot,iT,,r. FINE PASTUKAOF. Eiyclee Exchanged, Repaired, Bought and butter Tort Costa Flour. will be no race. The navy uepartment will build a house ' and Sold, Prices Regular 25cBill of Fare 35c. for targe crew of Golden Gate Flour. Horses and pastured close to Reasonable. The Herman will sail at 11 o'clock the the commandant American Biscuit Co.'s cattle Sunday here at a cost of $t0 and a brick maga- Honolulu, 300 acre run; for terms, etc., morning. zine for the storage of ammunition. Crackers and Cakes, 0,-YE- Rex apply to room 606 Stangenwald build- C HOP & CO The union men who Brand Meats, were at work Hay, ing. i95 Mareton Sailing Today. cleaning up the ship E. M. Phelps are Grain and Feed. 5i Palace Grill done and Captain Graham is lookinsr Special attention given to KAHIKINITI EAT MARKET for ' prompt and And Grocery. The five-mast- ed schooner W. H. a crew to go with him to South America. tareful delivery of goods. WOMAN'S EXCHANGE Sidney Boyd, Marston, Captain Curtis, sails for San Work on the new Bishop Estate docks' 7fV OUf Choice Kona Ccffae. 2 5ctS AND Francisco today. is progressing raphlly. The dredging a pOUBd. Hotel St., Arlington Annex. JTMHTJJ VEGETABLES. PROPRIETOR. The vessel has taken j work is being completed by the scraping . A SrstanU street, corner Alike. i in a small quantity of sugar as N't to a. Montano'B Millinery Parlon. y Bine "Cil. bailft. '"' ;.-ttr- t prffent anJ the wcr Daily She 7 Read the Advertiser: 73 cents Fine Calabasnes FreV is expected to sail at a. m. of piles is going ahead very fast. 0(tT and Tapaa. montn. Poi Tuesdays anJ Fridays. If

THE FATTIFIG COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. SEPTEMBER 13, ioca. 13

r D 0L0 WILL n a nnnaru UAIMItN AT FILL WEEK HARDW0RK

The Thanksgiving Game Healanis Are" Not in One of the --1 Shape With the Series. i ...... Boats.

" ' " '- ' " .: - v ' S J - -- ' - x At a meeting of the Oahu Polo Asso- i J ' 1 l" V- - ' Both Myrtles ciation held yesterday afternoon with 7 the and the Healanis are churning Walter Dillingham in the chair, it was the waters of Honolulu I-- harbor nightly in perfecting definitely decided to hold an inter-islan- d themselves for the Vegatta which " polo tournament in Honolulu dur- takes place In ing Thanksgiving yeek, with games on Honolulu harbor next Saturday. Cap-- J tains Sorenson and of Myr- Tuesday, November 25, Thursday the Church the tles and Healanis respectively on 2"th and Saturday the 29th. A com- are hand every evening and W. W. Harris mittee consisting of "Walter Dillingham, - s J has his red fluttering Robert Shingle, A. F. Judd; Gerrit P. if 1:- handkerchief , every time a boat shoves away from ,C. - - Wilder, W. Dickey and President S. .... ( ; - I. r... - . ... . !i, Jt'jf.l ...ZiT '.. v the Myrtle boat stage to cheer the boys E. Damon, will arrange the on. Both captains state that the races letails of the tournament and extend will be the most evenly contested that . invitations to the Maul and Kauai have ever taken place on the harbor, teams. It is hoped that players will and there promises to be a couple of come from finishes as close as 4he shell race on Hawaii. The statement was July 4. The Healanl crews definitely de- made that there was almost a certainty cided upon are as follow:. of teams coming from Maul and Kauai Senior Stroke, Paul Jarret; 5, Dan in which event the games will probably Renear; 4, C. H. Tracy; 3, Harry Mur- be played as follows: ray; 2, Fred Damon; bow, O. Boisse. Junior Stroke, 5, Tuesday, vs. Bert Webster; Jean Kauai Maui; Thursday, Allen; 3, B. H. Heilbron; 2, John Wa- the loser vs. Oahu; Saturday, winner terhouse; bow, Chas. Murray. of Thursday's game and Maui. This Freshmen Stroke, Bob MoCorriston; arrangement Is made to give the Maui 5, Austin; 4, Geo. Desha; 3, Ben Clark; F. J. CHURCH, CAPTAIN HEALANI BOAT CLUB. O. SORENSON, CAPTAIN MYRTLE BOAT CLUB. 2, John Clark; bow, Fred Williams. and Kauai a long-wished-f- or oppor- - The Healanis are playing In hard luck tunity to cross mallets first of all, and this season. Their only racing barge is f also to give 1 1 Oahu an opportunity to in bad shape, being so old and sprung play each of the coming teams. 0 OTBALL MEN GETTING YACHTS WILL RAGE OVER that it cannot be made strong without increasing weight to an Impossible . The probability Is the Maui and its that figure. Further than this, Bert Web-ste- r, " Kauai horses will be shipped to Hono- crew PLAY THE DAY the stroke of v the junior is lulu a week previous to the tournament INTO SHAPE FOR REGATTA COURSE ill and will only be able to get into the to give them ample time in which to boat a day. or two before the regatta. up get legs. The Healanis are rowing well. rest and their Myrtles are rowing very smooth- Football will be one of the features they will not go into the game, and Next Saturday Honolulu harbor will hini, & Lyle; The Chairman Dillingham said that he Sorenson Wiki Wiki, Chr. ly, showing effect of long very soon. some djress the their had secured the use of a watering cart, of the. sporting situation of the directors think that they be in gala for the regatta meet Johnson. hard practice together. According to a large roller and a pair of mules to Already steps have been taken by thl will not equip a team, unless they can which will occupy the greater part of Fourth Class Abbie, owned by H. M. several watches they have made nearly three clubs which will compose the secure the offices of a competent man.1 the day. Besides the numerous small Dow; Kaumana (Kose), C. C. Conradt; a half minute better time over the . work every day on the Kapiolani Park to present plans and Negotiations are now going on between races in including course than their rivals. The Myrtle polo field until next Saturday by which, league according boat the harbor, the Maria, Lee; Dahlia, Forbes; Hokulele, crews now practicing are as follows; is every prospect the men officials of the club and Percy Morse, clean cut barges of the two boat clubs, C. W. Macfarlane; time he trusted that the field would there that boat owned by H. Senior George Crozier, W. Soper, P. who is to no be in thorough condition for expert will be in uniform for practice within second coach in the West, native canoes, Japanese sampans and E. Cooper not yet registered; old Opit- - Llshman, S. Johnson, Fred Wright, Jas. next week. and unless he can be secured there is other small craft, the score of yachts sar, H. E. Cooper. Crozier. S play. He explained that the dust was the along a strong feeling against any Junior Willie Damon, stroke; Ernest thick at present and rough places made The Punahous are fairly well action of the Hawaii Yacht Club will give a Yawl Class Clytlei owned by Hobron. white-winge- Ross, W. Wright, Mr. Simpson, W. being held yes- whatever. d exhibition of quali- - it difficult to drive the ball with any with their work, there their Launches Manuwai, owned by H. E. Walker and another. None of crews were went up to on the degree of skill. It was decided that terday a meeting at which officials An order the Coast ties by going over a course from the Cooper; Julie, Macfarlane. are as yet picked out but will be def- yesterday a of to on this account tnere would be no regu- chosen. W. H. Babbitt was chosen the Doric for number harbor Waikiki, thence to a point off initely decided on early in the week; sec- finish-Club- 's JUNIOR LEAGUE GAMES. Freshman G. Canavarro, Crabbe, 15d. I chairman and Charles Hemenway uniforms for the Honolulu Athletic Kalihi, thence to Waikiki again, . lar game on the field today as previous- - Paris, Lewellyn Gay two retary of the club. John T. Waterhouse football team. The club held a ing in the harbor near the judges' house and others. syly announced, although a, few. of Ihe. The Schedule of Matches Which Will There may yet be arranged inter- was elected captain and W. William- meeting on Thursday at which it was boat, where a spectacular exhibition of the an 1 'fnembers may go out to practice. Come Off. mediate barge race. team, to put in a team season, un-b- ut Owing to f he regatta next Saturday son manager of the football and decided this rescuing a man overboard will be The regular monthly meeting of the club, in players not This afternoon at 1 o'clock the base- Of the game scheduled for day may C. Clark, representative of the the have been selected dertaken by each boat. A prize will be board directors of the. Myrtle Boat that ball games of the junior league will Club was held yesterday x arranging for the Punahous in the T. and will not, in all probability, be given to the crew which puts about afternoon at f not be called until 4 o'clock. At that commence with the which time a committee of con- M. C. A. indoor baseball league. selected for the league series until just and rescues its floundering member in Brunswicks and three Mr. Chil-lingwo- r time John Parsons, the English on rth sisting of Fred Angus, George Fuller be got into before the first game. Although it has the quickest time. Makikis the diamond. Chas. 'The football squad will , expert polo player, will referee the is president of the new and Chas. Crane was appointed to make very soon and it is the intention been rumored that Kaminsky of Camp The yachts which will probably par- - arrangements Regatta Day game. Those who have seen Mr. Par- shape league and an effort will be made to for for the of the men to have their practice games McKinley will play with the Mailes, ticipate in the race are as follows: reds, and to extend the hospitalities of .V: sons ride after the ball say he is a play a series of games which will re Myrtle weeks. Water-hous- e the Honolulus state he has prom Gladys, owned by Hob the Boat house on that day. magnificent sure hit- within the next two that First Class flect credit upon the national sport. open rider and a dead . T t T i T- - . The Myrtles will have house and ised to play team. TITv . T ter. will be assisted in the drilling of with their run, xaeieue, irvwn, Ja. raiuma, Tho entire schedule for thp scasnn in. all the club's "friends are invited to players and the The Mailes will constitute the third Macfarlane; Mary L, Sorenson & Lyle. J Honolulu society will be interested in the'men by all the old tervening between the present and the visit the club. one of the team. Coach Benson will have the Second Class Princess, by games the news that there is a possibility of club expects to have fastest owned first of the football is as follows: if not heaviest. handling of the men, and he will have Prince Cupid; Vi-k- e, "chartered by Pugilist Working fard. the bast polo team at Burlinghame, Cali- teams in the league the Ed. Sept. 13 Brunswick V3. Makiki. be- a squad of not less Sept. 20 Y. coming next The Honolulu Athletic Club has than thirty from Crabbe; Myrtle, Crozier; Pirate, Chr. Brunswick vs. P. A. C. Both Weday and Karnin&ky are hard fornia, to the islands Sept. 27 vs. Y.-- A. gun to work, there having been listed which to pick his team. There will be Johnson; Kaiki, A. W. Van Valken- - Makiki P. C. at work preparing for their boxing con- spring to play with the Oahu teams Oct. 4 Brunswick vs. Makiki. test next Saturday evening. men squad thirty-seven-me- n. no Artillery team this year, the sol- - burg; Skip, Crmkling: Hihimanu, A. The at the opening of the splendid polo field for the football Oct. 11 Brunswick vs. Y. P. A. C. are in good shape, better even than be- meeting during the diers having combined with the Ma- - Waterhouse; Malolo, Henry Water- - Oct. 18 Y. P. A. C. vs. Makiki. at Moanalua which Mr. S. M. Damon There will be a fore. Jackson is working with. Weday f Mott-Smit- Oct. 25 Y. P. A. C. vs. Brunswick. week for the purpose of choosing a cap- iles. This should give to the Zebras house; Oio, 'E. A. h; a new and De Lyle is training at the camp. 9 is now converting into what expert Nov. 1 Makiki vs. Brunswick. The other preliminary will bring In manager of the team, and the a strong squad, and the outlook is for boat to be launched by Walker. Scows Nov. 8 Makiki vs. Y. P. A. C. John Parsons says is "the most mag- tain and Soidier Bennett, but there has not yet . work will be rushed a fast team. to race with third class boats: been found a man to meet him. nificent field in the world." The fitting out for the The various teams in the league are along, if the present plans go through. as follows; Burlinghame players are celebrated for H. There is one point upon which the ' prize, $25 Trophy; 2nd, $10. 11:00 Brunswick B. P. Kahaulelio, c; Bol- their fine horsemanship, excellent hand a. m. . A. C. is weak, and that Is a coach, and ster, p.; W. Ahia, lb.; C. Kaanoi, 2b.; J. Lando. . ling of the mallet and the enthusiasm CLASl 3b.; ss. ; N. some members of the team insist that FIFTH YACHTS. First Klwa, Macfarlane, Jackson, with which they play the game. Program prize, $15 l'rophy; 2nd, $10. 11:10 (f. (captain); W. Welch, rf.; Anderson, New Lines of A number of the society set which a. m. If. OF THE Young Portuguese Athletic Club M. frequent the fashionable resort have WHAT THIS MAN SAIS 8. TUG-OF-WA- R. JAPANESE FISH- Sebastian, c; H. Kaai, p.; M. Gomes, signified the desire to get up a con- ING BOATS. Prize, $15. 11:15 a.m. lb.; V. Fernandez, 2b.; J. Santos, 3b.; ? SLOTHING genial party to visit Honolulu in the T 0 9 SIX-OARE- D SLIDING SEAT J. Fernandez, ss. ; H. Rodrigues, If. ; BARGE, JUNIORS. Prize, $23 A. Sebastian, cf.; P. Correa, rf. SHIRTS spring and the suggestion was made Sentiment Trophy. 11:30 a. m. Subs J. Marcallino, A. Marcallino, A. that one of the best teams accompany Only Eeechoes the Rosa, A. Fernandez, J. Stone, M. Sou-z- a. Our LUNCHEON 12 M. TIES and the party. The expense of shipping of Thousands In SIX-OARE- D SEAT " IT . Vr 4 ten horses from California here and re- Republic. SLIDING TjVllr.fi h w v,'no 1 ?K. HATS BARGE, FRESHMEN. Prize, $25 ibT; O.' iruns WIU turn on a steamer would be in the - H. Trophy. 1 p. m. liams, If. (captain); T. Hor.an, cf.; A. TRUNKS and VALISES is asked to JAPANESE FISHING BOAT. 1st Buchanan, rf. the bucket when compared with the The Honolulu reader prize, $15; 2nd $10. 1:30 p.m.! Substitutes H. O. Sullivan, Hopii, F. following. U prize, - thoroughly investigate the FIVE-OARE- D Colburn, M. Simpson, En i!nt loner nurses of the Burlinehame fre- 12 WHALE BOAT. No j Freitas.J. as the gentle- I i quenters. This can readily be done Xuun utii s. isi prize, iiu t statement is published be- prize, jiu. i:4o p. m. The opportunities for entertaining man whose Race to Rabbit Island. 2 STORES to give SIX-PADD- i, such a party in Honolulu are many, low will be only too pleased CANOE. First prize, OF $15; 2nd prize, $10. 2:15 p. m. Shortly before 10 o'clock this morning 152 154 Hotel Street, near Union a minute particulars to anyone enquiring and the players would have chance i en- SIX-OARE- D SEAT the match race between the Gladys and idle curiosity but if the SLIDING ' atd Fort Street, near King. to show their .kill on a polo field set not out of BARGE, on Rabbit Island course from any of the INTERMEDIATE. Prize, La Paloma the in thi midst of a beautiful valley on quirer really suffers $25 Trophy. 2:30 p. m. will commence, the time limit being which always attend ! Mr. Damon's fine estate, which is al- consequences STEAMER BOATS. First prize, i placed nine hours. Both yachts have Theosophlcal Society kidneys. Read Regatta Day at most unequalled. The local polo en- weakened or inactive $20; 2nd prize, $10. 2:55 p. m. j been entered and the deposit fee paid carefully this gentlemen has to ; thusiasts are much pleased with the what SAILING CANOE. First prize, $15; jn, which will insure one of the boats say: 2nd prize, $10. 3:20 p. m. I MR. THOMAS PRIME prospect and a hearty invitation will D. Conn, of this city, Is a car- TO BE HELD taking off the prize cup if they finish Mr. J. PAIR OAR SLIDING SEAT. GER - Will Lecture on be extended the Californians to make penter by trade, and is employed at vi)hin thp snef.ified time. The start i: was troubled," MAN BOATS. Prize, $20 Trophy. m probably be the spar buoy. the trip. the Oahu railroad. "I 3:35 p. m. from Ths Law fif Cause and Effect Conn, "with an aching back. Saturday, Sept, 20, MokaDU Side Caro-la- n says Mr. mnhhit TlnnrJ is on the "Young" Joe Tobin and young occurred periodically for 18. TWO-OARE- D SHORE BOATS. As applied to Human Life. The attacks ..- Vr.A of Oahu. and there is plenty of water of the Burlinghame team are said especially if I happened to 2 ,n. -i years, and 100 . between the i&land and the main shore to be quite enthusiastic over the pro- catch cold. There were also other p. m. Thursday. Sept 18. 1902. 8 P. M- - - that jso there will be no fear of a ground at posed trip. Another feature of the trip svmptoms which- plainly showed IN HONOLULU HARBOR At ARION HALL (Back of Opera my kidneys were out of order. A short Above program subject to change. any point. Both yachts have been put House.) is that the old Spreckels mansion at time ago. I heard about Doan's Back- in splendid trim for the race and A cordial welcome extended to alL open 3:80 p. m. Punahou may be opened up there and a ache Kidney Pills and the wonderful AT A, M, Races open to all. No entry fees. yachtsmen are interested in the match Library Fridays at y m n:t-rr- time is anticipated. thinsrs they were doing. between the giants of the yacht club then, to Hollister & Co.'s All rowing races are to be governed MARY D. HENDRICKS, 1 Proceeding, fleet Commodore Hobron will com T. S. I obtained some of these. by racing of the President. Aloha Branch. For Sprains, Swellings and Lameness drug store, the rule Hawaiian mand the Gladys and Clarence Macfar- Since taking these pills there Is a great Racing Association. there is no better liniment than Cham- I always keep lane will handle the big Paloma. improvement in me. -- berlain's Tain Balm. Thousands can on hand now so as to t use: some of the Pills SIX-OARE- D entry include the name any contingency. I 1. GIG. STATIONARY Each shall Cricket at Makiki. ,1 testify to the merit of this remedy. One be provided for SEATS. Prize, $20. 9:30 a. in. of the boat, or if it have none, the name sure if anyone troubled as I was 2:30 o'clock Asti application gives Try it. Ben- foel , person no On Makiki grounds at Wines relief. SIX-OARE- ot emers me race. the D SLIDING SEAT ln? u in should give Doan's Backache Kidney son, Smith & Co., Ltd., wholesale $25 Trophy. 10 a. m. , jT a cricket match will be played between Uee. Pills a fair trial they will not fail to BARGE. Prize. Best Table Wines in Sold by 4, agents, sell it. CLA First' Entries close with J. W. Smithies at teams captained by R. Anderson and all Liquor Dealers. be benefited by them." FIRST YCHT 5 p. m. Kidney Pills are prize. $25 Trophv;" 2nd. $15. 10:30 the Pacific Hardware Co. at D. Hatfield. The teams are as follows: Doan's Backache Wednesday, September 17. 1902. Senator Hanna, who discovered a long sold by all druggists and storekeepers m j Anderson's R. Anderson, Gill, A. while ago CO per box (six boxes $2.50) or Moore, Von der Heyde, that "there are no trusts." at cents SECOND CLASS YACHTS. First: ar,plv t0 tn, Catton, McGill. WEDDING receipt of price by ! jnftion Mor.se, Glass, Jordan, Picker, Captain must be laughing in his sleeve at Pres- will be mailed on prize. $20 Trophy. 10:40 a.m. S. Drug Co., Honolulu. Resratta Committee. E. P. Taylor. Tullet. ident Roosevelt and Representative the Hollister THIRD CLASS YACHTS. First chairman; M. Johnson and W. C. Cards 3Sn.gxa,Tre3. whole?ale agents for the Hawaiian Hatfield's Hatfield, Beardmore. Littitfield. who are wasting a part of prize, $25 Trophy; 2nd, $15; 3rd, parke, or of Cockburn, Guild, Glass, Brett, Churton, Islands. i their summer vacation trying to think name, Doan's, and $10. 10:50 a. m. W. SMITHIES. Miles, Irish. Catton, Mayali. W. BKAKBAXF, " porWhing dc-e- s Remember the "VP for that not CLASS YACHTS. First 627 Secretary. Reserves Ahlo, Seymour, Penny. 129 Hotel Art in on B'oflk- - exist. Bangor News. take no substitute. FOURTH St. ft

.4 i HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 13, 14 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, 1902.

"I Roughed It" GEAR'S J Many of us Lave to work hard all day lon. We cannot care fur ourselves as we would. No wonder our blood gets Denta Parlors and impure. New out oi' order, Incomes thin This produces boils, eruptions, nervous- BEER ness, indigestion, and groat weakness. Dfiffl The Painess Dental Specialists

Enjoyed a Night in Our work has stood the test of two years In Honolulu. Our oldest patrons are sending their friends to us because their work was satisfactory and as time goes on they appreciate more and more Chambers of the quality of the work done at the New York Dental Parlors. Court. Make no mistake; do not experiment on anything so valu- Schooner able to you as your teeth. Go where you know you can get AT AUCTION reliable dental work done and at New York prices. NOW FERRIS ASKS Full Plate of Teeth $5 00 MONDAY, SEPT. 22. 1902. ANOTHER HEARING noon, upon the wharf. Gold Crowns 5 At 12 o'clock Ve have this photograph and letter from 00 I will offer for sale at auction, by or- GUANO Mr. John llafnor, of Wagga Wagga, New der of the MARCUS ISLAND South Wales. Read carefully what he says : CO., " I have roughed it a great deal, mining, Jury's Misconduct May be Reason Bridge Work, per Tooth 5 00 orking in storms, exposed to the heat, and THAT FINE SCHOONER have often had poor food. My blood fre- for Murderer Receiving a I quently becomes impure and I have eruptions, Gold Fillings 00 boils, and become generally run down. But New Trial. E. Ayer's Sarsaparilla takes bxld of me every Julia Whalen time, makes my blood pure and builds me Silver Fillings 50 96 TONS NET. right up." An evening carousal in Judge Gear's you in advance exactly what your (Old Fish If money is an object to you, come and see us. We will tell Now lying at Eames' Wharf allegation Market Wharf). This vessel recently chambers is the made work will cost. No charge for examination. returned from Marcus Island, having R9 against the jury which found George All our instruments are thoroughly sterilized. run of over 2800 miles In 19 Hours, 8 to 6; Sundays, 9 to 12. madt the de- day3. She i3 in first-cla- ss condition, Ferris guilty of murder in the first Ladies in attendance. having two suits of sails, one being gree, by Reynolds and Peters, attorneys entirely new, with all the fittings com- arsaparilla & plete usual with a vessel of this class. for the defendant, yesterday. Over Hart Co's Tee Cream ALSO There are many imitation " SarsaparilUs. Ferris was brought into court yester- Room 4, Elite Bldg. Hotel St. Be sure you get Ayer's. Parlors Iron, day morning for sentence, at which Stores, lumber, corrugated Take Ayer's Tills with the Sarsaparilla. doors, nails, locks, water casks, tools, They aid in purifying the blood; and they time the motion for a new trial was giant powder, etc., etc. cure constipation and biliousness. presented, with the further request for Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. , Lowell, Mass., U&A. Vessel may be Inspected during rea- a postponement or sentence until after MMMttMtMMMIM i--H- sonable hours previous to sale. HHHHOHIHHMHHHMI HOLLISTEJt DRUG CO.. XfMlS. the motion had been passed upon. The mtt jurors are charged with having used For further particulars apply to liquor to such an extent as to have in an icisco. waii WILL E. FISHER. Now that vacation's over fluenced their verdict, though the alleg- AUCTIONEER. you'll find dust has accumu- ed misconduct occurred the day pre- Cor. Alakea and Merchant Sts. lated during your stay in the vious to the conclusion of the trial. PATTOSIEN'S country. Affidavits to rebut this allegation will Big Exposition Building Telephone or write us for a 1 Furniture duster or brush. We have LC lllCU L7J UIC JU1U13 IU13 HlOIIH-'lg- , in . w Cor. 16tK and Mission Sts. them of every description. which it ill be admitted that beer was i used with sandwiches partaken Dusters Brushes of byj the jurors, but it is denied that any of ; Picture Wall f Parlor Ceiling them were under the influence of liq- - AFFABILITY DESIRABILITY RELIABILITY Carriage Furniture uor. There is no allegation that Gear in Floor was present with the jury at the time J strich Window of their alleged misconduct, though this or Carpet probably gone X PJiTTOSIEN'S PJiTTOSIEN'S PATTOSIEN'S Eye Examination. turkey Banister matter will be into this j Good Your Money's Worth and More feathers Silver morning if Judge Gear allows the call- - Furniture Fair Treatment In this day of defective eyesight, Cut Glasi :ng ql wunesses as nas Deen requested by no person, young or old, should Not the defendant. Judge Gear was in cheap brushes, but his chambers during the early part of All over tte country these thoughts are associated with the name. Square dealing wear a glass unless fitted by an ex- good ones. tne evening, duc tne amciavits make no has won this if nothing more. pert one thoroughly familiar with reference to him whatever. We ask your confidence in the Furniture we offer, and shall prove worthy of it by T 1 . . 1 1 , n l i anatomy and diseases of the eye, xii iiic muLiuii iur a. new iinill 11 is i . the values we shall render you. laws of light and science of optics. LEWIS & CO. Note. If you cannot visit our store, write us f--: catalogues, photos, prices or general information. THE GROCER. separate during the trial and that the In addition he must depend upon jury was guilty of misconduct "lending The few illustrations and prices below are 2 4-- Two Telephones merely given as a stimulating suggestion no one method of examination he 240 to prevent a fair and impartial consid must be familiar with all; and sub- ! FORT STREET. eration of this case in this, that the said stantiate one by use of others. jury so impanelled partook of intoxi cating liquors during the trial of said Here you will find employed the cause." best and most scientific methods The affidavits filed by Peters and known to science, and back of all, Reynolds in support of this allegation j MR. BARRON are almost identical in form. After adequate knowledge of the eye and F. regu stating that the jury had been IRON BED with brass top rod, IRON BED with brass knobs, its needs. MORLEY'S larly impaneled and given supper at the brass spindels and knobs; sizes equal in strength to any bed DINING TABLU made of solid oak, finished Grill, out jurors were 3 ft, 3 ft 6 in, and 4 ft 6 in. Price made. Price $2.90 golden extendes to 6 feet, top is 43 inchet it is set that the $5.50 when closed. Price $5.25 returned to the Judiciary building and given quarters in the old stenographers - ! L t. Sanford, Piano Recital room.- . Manufacturing: Optician, The affidavit by Peters then alleges: Boston Building:, Fort "That thereafter, at the hour of 10:30 Street. Tuesday, September 16, p. Over May & Co. t o'clock m., or thereabouts, while your affiant was in the said Judiciary 8 O'olook a building and in the corrider leading Sterling the Painter from the library therein, your affiant met greeted Esq., a THREE-PIEC- E and Fred West, PARI.OR SUIT, frame is made of Eastern PATENT KITCHEN TABLE, has two bins, two drawers, Mr. F. J. Lowrcy's Residence member of said jury, he, the said birch finished mahogany color; seats are upholstered as two kneading boards. Price Has added to his Paint Shop a large Fred ov order, either in velour or tapestry. Write for $2.68 ' stock of West, being then leaning against the sample covering. Price of suit .$13.60 This table with sliding top to extend four feet, $I.OO extra Cor. Victoria and Lunalilo Sts. railing of said corridor in company with others to your affiant unknown; Our Carpet Department WALL and the said Fred West then and there your Now occupies over 15,000 square feet of floor space L did invite affiant to have a drink, and is full of bargains In all possible styles PAPER and he moved and walked toward said and varieties. You'll like our patterns, too. rooms so set apart said jury as Also an Experienced Paper Hanger as for Samples sent free. aforesaid, but upon the refusal of your salesman, who will be pleased to give Sanford's Brussels Carpets, per yard 70c, 60c, 55c affiant to so partake of drink with him, All-wo- ol information about Paper Hanging and Ingrains, per yard 65c the said Fred Westfhe, the said Fred Wool-fille- d Ingrains, per yard 45c Decorating. WTest, returned to the said railing, and Heavy Columbia Ingrains, per yard 30c Competent Paper Hangers your affiant left him there; that your Wilton Velvet Carpets, per yard $1.50, $1.25, 95c affiant verily believes and so deposes it Ready-mad- e Carpet Rugs, m velvets, Brussels employed and always on hand. and axminsters 6x9. ..$10.25, $8.75, $7.75 to be the fact that tte said Fred West 3x11.6 $21.50, $15.50, $4.25 Seasonable Prices. referred to whisky or beer or some oth- Sanford's Brussels Rugs 9x12. ' i3.75 er intoxicating liquor, and is informed Bromley's Smyrna Rugs 9 x I2 ,.....$17.50 SAME01D STAND, UNION STREET and verily believes und so deposes 7.6x10.6 $14.75 Pure, Pale and Sparkling. it I Bottled to be the fact that there was at said 6x9 $10.25 High erade DINING CHAIR DINING CHAIR to match Only at the Brewery in St. Louis. Novelty Art Rugs x 12 ot fine polished oak: has TABLE, strongly con. Telephone Main J96. P. O. Box III v 9 $6.75 time beer and whisky in said rooms so $5.85 leather seat. This beautiful structed, well braced, SOLD EVERYWHERE. set apart said jury for the use of 9x9 chair, $1.90 has cane seat. Price for 964- - $4.75 Arm Chaib. to match, 85 Hawaiian said jury, and that the same was used $42S cts. by the said jury; that your affiant did OUR CURTAIN DEPARTMENT is brim full of Novelties at lowest prices. Curtains sent oa Japanese Ballasting Co. thereafter, and in company with E. C. approval. Money back in all cases where goods are not satisfactory. Fire Insurance Peters, Esq., proceed down the corri Office: N dor in said Judiciary building toward I - 1018 Smith St., near Kins. THE B. ! I F. DILLINGHAM COMPANY LTD. the clerk's office therein, and after Filling in material either earth oi . C. F. Reynolds then and there refused of the said verdict by the said jury was coral, furnished a very low prlc General Agents for Hawaii. turning midway in said corridor did to partake of the same. affected by the consumption liq- at ? i i. . a Jil of said we large on icium uu itme opposite Biuet mereui ttnu -- as have a stock hand. Atlas Assurance Company That thereafter, to wit, on the 5th uors as aforesaid; that the said act of of London. go to of ; Phoenix and enter the chambers the day of September, 1902, your affiant en-Ho- n. said jury as was improper FLORIST CONCRETE WORK guaranteed, an Assurance Company of Lon- aforesaid don. George D. Gear, Second Judge of )tered the chambers formerly occupied and indiscreet, and affected the impar- Wishes to announce to the public that done at a very low price. New York the Underwriters Agency. First Circuit Court, when an,i.by Hon. A. S. Humphreys,. and therein tiality, justice and fairness of each and he is prepared to take orders for Set Providence Washington - , Insurance wnere your see oou- rim-tlnll- v - AND SAND BOl amani aia Deer in a usprf hottlo nf whlo. all f tv,0Tv, or.- i,t,,nfl also do de- BLACK WHITE Company. Lo-- oi Pieces for Funerals and will ties and in glasses upon the table in sman vi ty, from J1.50 to $1.75 per cubic yard, de Phoenix Insurance Company of Brook- - kv wlth a amount rerminins? nf tv exercising or. corating for Receptions, Weddings and .. B said chambers, and did see and livered. j. then therein, and your affiant verily believes each of their powers of reason, judg- Hawaiian there seated Mr. Thomas Lucas, Mr. Parties. Orders left at the ALBERT RAAS, Manager. that said bottle of whisky was the un- ment and fairness, and that the rendi- TeL Special low price In CRUSHEI George Paris and Mr. F. E. Richard- Bazaar, Cor. Alakea and Hotel Sts., No. 1 to No Insurance Department office Fourth used remainder of liquor given to said tion of said verdict, to wit, the verdict ROCK of all grades from son, they of mem- Main 387, will receive prompt attention. 5, Floor, Stangenwald building. and each them being jurors the night previous, to wit, the degree, was so or rock sand. j .. 'lJt of murder in the first Bazaar aLw a bers of said jury as aforesaid, and your night of September 4th, 1902. by by There will be found at the 1 rendered minds bo influenced the complete Hawaiian Curios. $5.00 per day. affiant and E."C. saw and Y line of COMMON DRAT. Peters then JUUi W.111U.11 tilij UCllC CS CLllll. consumption of Intoxicating liquors as $6.00 per day. LARGE DRAT, IfingWoChan&Co there seated Mr. Thomas Lucas, Mr. so deposes that the consumption of the aforesaid." Masonic Building. George Paris and Mr. F. E. Richard- said intoxicating liquors on the said BEAVER LUNCH ROOMS son, they and each of them being mem- ' l" night of the 4th day of September, 1902, To the Public. Glotbcs Sawr Jurnltur, bers of said jury as aforesaid, and your Will Make Your as aforesaid by the said jurors as afore- In order to accommodate children Clxari and Tobacco, affiant and C. F. Reynolds, Esq., were said, unfitted the said jurors for the H. J. NOLTB, Proprietor. Cklntxe and Japan e Taaa, who wish to be admitted to the Kona Btreet, Opposite Wilder A Ce. then and there by the said jurors and proper discharge of their duties, and New Trt Crockery, Mattina, each of them invited of Orphanage a new building should be Look Like STRBT-CLAS- S LUNCHES BERV1D to partake beer that they had no just sense of the re- Vaaea, Camphorwoo Traaka erected. There are not sufficient funds With Tea, Coffee, Soda Water, in the hand of said Thomas Lucas and sponsibility of their station as jurors In Rattan Chair. an open to buy Five hundred dollars Ginger Ale or Milk. bottle of beer in the lap of said said cause, and your affiant verily be- material. from 7 a. m. to It p. m. ILKS AND SATINS Ores Thomas Lucas, and your affiant and lieves and so deposes to be is needed. Those wishing to assist in "fTrftVr Rwjulsitee a 8peelaity. OS" ALL KINDS. it the fact the said C. F. Reynolds were then and that during the deliberation by raising this sum can leave the money Hi-I- ll CfrsMf the said ALL KINDS OF KllUI there invited by said Thomas Lucas to jury of their verdict in said cause, they at Bishop's bank. IF YOU TAKE THEM TO have a glass b&r, re- - of and upon the the said jury and each of them were af- Waverley rusai or your affiant , C. Teething more Mi $S?oo!a Shaving Parlors and said F. fected by the consumption of said ln- - Children When have whiter Reynolds to EAGLE partake of the same, your . toxicating v Works. Corner Bethel and Hotel Streets. liauors as aforesaid as to n,i nA v.., Cleaning and Dyeing affiant and C. t. IteynOldS Were tnen their imnartialitv nnrl instioo ami Pnlirv anr ninrrhrw.a Goodyear Rubber Co MRS. D. Fort St, Opposite Star Blotk. W. ROACH, and there and each of them invited Reme,5y- - Every PEASE, Preeiaent, by, not' in a fit and proper condition to household should have T V CHAS. A. BIDINGER, tne - ,a D0Ule ban3- - may Trarieeo. CaL, O.Bi saia lhomas Lucas to have a glass 'fnirU- .on imnorti,!,,, ,a v, at Get It today. It Proprietors. or and your ' save a me. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., WhiTe affiant and said dence adduced, and that the rendition wholesale agents, sell it. Tel. 2362. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL? ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 13, 1902 IK

I BISHOP & CO., BANKERS Bank of Hawaii ESTABLISHED IK 1858. SKU LL WAS LIMITED. Banking Department. House For M corporated under Laws Rent.- - the of the 7 Territory or Hawaii. Transact business in all departments of banking. SMASHED Collections paid-ii- p Capital . $6G0,C0ft carefully attended to, X Exchange bought and sold. :o:-- Surplus i . 200,000 f ODiiYiaed Profits . 35,000 Commercial Charles Oibbs Met Five roomed, modern, good plumbing, right on Electric Road, Credit Issued on the Bank of California adjacent to PAWAA PROPERTY, where I have - ana is. m. several OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. Rothschild & Sons, London. magnificent lots to Sell on Young Street, and one left on M. Cooke Correspondents: The Bank of Calif or- - With Horrible Charles .....President King Street Do not fail to visit these Premises where on account of p. C. Jones Vice President commercial Banking Co. of 8yd- - the many Cooke Cashier uia., X attractive features and the extra inducements offered there C. H. has beeu SETS J. C. Atherton Assistant Cashier Death. more lots sold and a greater activity in the building H waiernouse, . w. i&acxEnane, line, than on any other residence property in Honolulu. We have just opened a new line of D. Tenney, J. A. McCacucw and There the most up to date sets. a Drafts a&i are 55 beautiful cottages now C. H. Atherton. and transfers on Calsa being erected. ard Jarutn n. i - Call and select a home before it is too late, fortius property will 10 VARIETIES TO Shanghai Banking Corporation HEAVY and HAMMER be advanced 20 per cent in the near future. For all particulars, call SELECT FKOM. Commercial and Savings De ZiZf ox xnaia, Australia and and see partments. FELL ON HIS HEAD "INDIVIDUAL RACKETS" a fine assortment. Strict attention given to all Interest allow" w SBl M ii ucyvsi W branches of Banking. ui lunowing rates ier annum, via: Second Life Lost in Building the CAMPBELL, etcu uttjn uouce, at z per cent. at his office on the premises, from 7 a. m. to 5 p m. Three months, at S per cent. New Docks of Bishop Ping Pong - Fort Street Six months, at S per cent. Balls Twelve months, at 4 per cent. Estate. " 869 Judd Building Trust Department. ot the best make. isYiiiQSpeci&BQiOi Act as trustees under mortgages. Although warned over eight years ! Manage estates, real and personal. or IT. . HA Y . Collect rents and dividends. ago of the danger he ran of meeting t W SJiLJJJiJM Valuable nanern. will, hrmrt. a just such a death having once 137 received for safe keeping. and seen t Merchant Street. Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd. a man just escape Subscribed Capital, Yen 24,000,000 Accountant Department. with his life under similar conditions, Charles Gibbs, a Paid Dp Capital, - Yem8.000.000 Auditors for vate foreman in the employ of Cotton Bros., oocoocoooooooooooooc - rlrms. Reserved Fond, Yen 8,710,000 Books examlc 1 unA rnnrc.A An threw caution to the winds yesterday New Book Statements of affairs prepared. and met Bulletin HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. Trustees on bankrupt or Insolvent es- death by having his skull Interested Allowed. tate. cracked open by the almost two-to- n :of: Office, 124 Bethel street On fixed deposit for 12 months, 4 per hammer of the pile driver on which he ectional Bookcases per annum. cent Savings Department. was Golden Role Bazaar On fixed deposit for 6 months, 3 per working. Dozens' of other work- Deposits aJlow- - cent per an im. reciira4 4 lntret men witnessed the frightful killing of -- MeCntfcy. ed hi per mmwt ac lf I Wtn by tln On fixed deposit for 3 months, 3 per at " In Gibbs. "The Strollers," by I. II. S. HkJtas cordance with rate mad iegulatlons. In Mahogany I. fcy cent per annum. copies of which may be obtained on Gibbs was foreman in the employ of "The Dark o the Mood," . Tk The bank buys and receives for col- application. Cotton Bros., in driving piles for the Crockett. of Exchange, Issues Antique Quartered Oak "The Lovely Mrs. Pemberton," by Flr lection Bills drafts new wharves at the Bishop Estate ence and Letters of Credit, and transacts a Insurance Department. Warden. docks. He has been working on this Plain Oak "The Fifth String," by John FUHg general banking business. Agents for FIRE, MARINE. LIFE. Sousa. particular job for about a week. The "The Methods of Lady Wald!rllurs., ACCIDENT and EMPLOYERS' LIA- piles BILITY INSURANCE COMPANIES. have to be driven into the coral :o:-- by Mrs. Burnett. Branch cf Yokohama Specie Bank Insurance office, 924 Bethel street. bottom of the dock. Drilling machines "Double Barrel Detective Story," fc New Republic building, Honolulu, H. T. Mark Twain. are used first to make holes in which The Mastery of the Paclfle," by A. K, ESBSEZESSEEESEESEBSSEZBEaa to drive the piles, but shortly after Colquhoun. Claus Spreckels. Wm. G. Irwin. BBSa BSB3 noon yesterday Gibbs found a place ' A House Party," edited by Lei- ESS BBS Office Chairs cester Ford. Pl X ' M where he had to put down a pile which Spreckels & Co., Bankers aa "Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall." Clans had not been drilled. The pile driver . Majors. 11 n Chas. H n carried a drill and he set about with Office Settees "The Woman Who Dared." by L. EL HONOLULU, H. T. . in this to do the work himself. He placed Lynch. 11 A Roman Mystery," by Riehar Bf) El the drill in the water and later had a BAN FRANCISCO AGENTS THE ot. a El small charge of blasting powder in the Flat and Rolltop Desks "The Fighting Bishop," by H. M. K NEVADA NATIONAL BANK OF fit El v SAN FRANCISCO. H fl machine. While firing this machine kins. EI II !The Captain of the Grey fibre Gibbs stood directly under the chute well-know- n : ON H II Direct from the Macey Factory. Troop," by Hamlin Garland. DRAW EXCHANGE El through Which big pile ham 'The Magic Wheel," by Joha 0traa Na- the driver BAN FRANCISCO The Nevada ta a mer comes down in driving piles. The A varied assortment received and for Eale by Winter. tional Bank of San Francisco. H H The Kentons," by W. D. Howells. London, H fl hammer had been anchored by the use 'Naked etc.," by Minn TIumbh LONDON The Union Bank of II El Truths, - Ltd. H If of one small timber at a distance of 30 as Antrim. NEW YORK American Exchange Na- U ft feet up. On all other occasions there These are only a FEW of the LAT tional Bank. ft EST BOOKS received ex 8. ft. Slerrc Bank. El a have been two small timbers holding CHICAGO Merchants National 64 . & Co., PARIS Credit Lyonnals. a H the hammer, but on this one some one n Hackfeld BERLIN Dresdener Bank. It neglected to put the second one there. HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA L.IIV3 Banking The pile driver barge is usually towed Hongkong and Shanghai u charge Corporation. fi off a short distance while a of oocoooooocooococooc MiR. COUNTER El powder Is being fixed, Gibbs NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA El A Proposiiion S but Bank of New Zealand. . fl thought this charge so small that it Jeweler and VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank il would not be necessary to remove the of British North America. a ya barge. Silversmith. o General iodkidqx txctianae Business Kindly indicate to us yoor la When the explosion occurred in the Stropping' by mail IM desires and we will promptly water Gibbs was standing under the Deposits Received, Loans made on if Approved Security, Commercial and si meei you wun definite " hammer peering into the water. The Ex- barge REPAIRING A Travelers' credit3 issued, Bills of proposition.' 13 jar of the explosion caused the Money-savin- Bought and Sold. H to big hammer to fall, g change El El reck and the PROMPTLY 30 SPECIALTY. ... COLLECTIONS tl a and as it crashed down feet and hit The Emporiuia li so ! FOB, B hand- ACCOUNTED tl fx Gibbs his skull was cracked and he fell the largest and most ti m backwards while the big hammer somely appointed Depart Fine Asssortment ot' El Hawaiian Trot Co.. Lti. El meat stores in Amerloa. W CO-- , El H crashed down through the water to the i sell everything for personal Hawaiian Jewelry.. G. & il big (cat BREWER W 923 Fort Street. h bed of coral twenty feet below. A and noma use. We can LIMITED. crowd collected and Gibbs being dead, the newest styles In wearing aeea Street, Honolulu, H. I. apparel the latest publloa-tio:.'- S Fort Street, Love B'ldg. isaa ess it was finally determined to send him Id Boohs, Musio, etc., AGENTS FOR ES&a to Williams's undertaking rooms. to you within a few weeks of a their Introduction In Agricultural Company, Ono-i- The dead man has been in the serv BawaUa eight America Bujar Cempany. Honomu Sugar ice of Cotton Bros, for about Huudnds of pleased cus- Ceznny, Wailuku Sugar Company, years doing pile . driving work, about tomers iu the Hawaiian Kakee Sugar Company, Ookala Sugar two and a half years of that time being aud the far East, can PHOTOGRAPHIC Company, Haleakala testify to the big stores Plantation I in the Islands, and that firm speak very promptness and aecuracy la Company, Kapapala Ranch- - 111 Ranca coming to Ho Company, highly of him. Prior to Allies Mail Orders. PORTRAITS riaatera' Line and Shipping Be sure and for ZVm Brewer LmmD nolulu he was engaged in the same send Francisco Packets. Chaa. III Emporium . Fine Assortment of ISLA.ND laa work for a number of years on the omist A Co' Line of Boston Packet. our large gtcorolc'ca .vogue VIEWS. Send for list. Meats Boston Board of Underwriters. OFFICERS. coast. On one occasion at Oakland, for Summer 19.11. It contains Philadelphia Board of Ua-aerwrit- Iresidetit while Gibbs; was running a donkey en- nhput li ijOillustrationfcigives tceats for H. P. Baldwin...... prices of everything to wear, Vice-Preside- nt Class J. B. Castle First gine on a pile driver barge, the foreman eai, drlDk, or use tn your rirst Work Guaranteed Uaiar4 Oil Company. W. M. Alexander.Second of the machine stood in about the same homes. It tells hew J. P. Cooke Treasurer position Gibbs did at the time he shop by mail. How to (tend ' Secretary as money. goods LIST OF OFFICERS: W. O. Smith How to haTe S Auditor met his death yesterday. Gibbs cried sent to you. Mailed free to O. M. Cooke, President; George E. Georje R. Carter you fool, you'll get killed any address. Requests for Blemop. out: "Bill, fcekertoon, Manager; E. F. if you don't keep out of the way of the , catalogues, orders, etc., and Secretary; Col. W. w. should be addressed to Mall fraaaurer e, carelessly stayed C. Jonea, H. Watar-fcems- hammer." "Bill" Order Department. tUlam, Auditor; P. Sugar Factors moment the R. Carter, Directors. where he was and a later big hammer came -- down and took his fnillUUKAFtl O GO.. nose off. The Oakland man just man- LIMITED- - l Merchants ' Commission MOTT-SMIT- H O-- aged to escape with his life, but Gibbs BLOCK, IfliSan frandaco. Cerner Fort and Hotel Streets. AGENCY OF AGENTS FOR was not so fortunate. For years he great care in work and 8ucar Co., has been using his Hawaiian Commercial prevent an accident, but in KE1H1N BANK, LTD Haiku Sugar Company, to just such Company. a careless moment yesterday he found ST. Pala Plantation VINEYARD Nahlku Sugar Company, his doom, Telephne White 1811. Kihel Plantation Company, Gibbs was 35 years of age and a na- Haw Han Sugar Company, tive of Oakland, Cal. He leaves a Ex- Company, an Transacts General Banking and Kahulul Railroad mother and grandmother whom he has change Business. A. and B. Line, had many friends Edward May, been supporting. He JAPAN In and was well liked by all Dr. '1- - Aldea Kleetrle HEAD OFFICE, TOKYO, Emily F. Whitney. Honolulu Tki wlt neory) men who worked with him. RENT uur tuifpossess DRAW EXCHANGE ON FIRST W. B. Flint. the rmaraateea uay" to all tie Gibbs is the second to lose his life on nrauTe prepertiee of the eipeaalTe BANK, YOKOHAMA. dru-eiet- s. NATIONAL the work of constructing the new flta bow sold by doctors an THE FIRST It rlTee a rery etrong correal wharves, the other man being killed on PIANOS el eleetrteity and Is easily regulate. CULLEN IMMBSBBBBJJJJJJJBJJJSJJJBjaMHMBSBfHifHHM ORLAN CLYDB one of the dredges some time ago. Beund te supersede others. Cam fee COUNSELLOR-AT-LA- ha from the undersigned only; ICO Barron Morley Recital. Just at this time we have a big stock of Rent AINT8; NO DISCOUNT. Clreitlar U. S. Supreme Court. Registered Attor- liiMisttico free. Address PIERCE ELECTRIC ney U. S. Patent Office, United States Mr. F. Barron Morley has been prais- CO.. M Poet Bt., Ban Franeleoe. Beat Caveats, Traae Pianos. PRICES BIGHT. reoetpe IS. and Foreign Patents, OT HAWAII, LTD. for his rendition of music of free te HaweJl on of Marks and Copyrights. ed alike No. 700 7th Street, N. W. the classical order as well as of the Opp. U. S. Patent-Offic- e. romantic schools. His pro- P. C. Capital, X250.000.W. modern and WASHINGTON. on Tuesday night CO. Cec11 Brown gram for the recital BERGSTROM MUSIO Jnst received a complete line of vTce-Preslde- Lowrey's resi- nt M. P. Robinson at Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Ltd. O. Cooper Fort Street, Honolulu. Hardware Co., Cashier W. dence will be varied, but all of it is ana and Heinz Pickles Importers and Dealers in Principal Offlee: Corner ron particularly addressed to musicians Relish n. itrwU. a ' - lovers of the piano. The fact that only teml Hardware, Tinware, Paints and Oils, Cractajani one hundred tickets will be issued Call and see us, we are cheap in shows the, limited possibilities in se- priee. Gooda delivered promptly. 8AVING3 DEPOSITS recelyed and curing seats. A desire, however, to yearly deposits at together a select and apprecia- t9 N. King street, makal side, between - w allowed for gather Nuuanu Smith streets. IU cent per annum. tive audience decided the question of and 609. rate of 4 per "Volcano Mineral "Tater Telephone Main 393. P. O. Box tae up where the recital was to be. . Mr. Mor- Grocery Store Rules and regulations rurnisnea ley has already a large coterie of From the Springs at Puua Triangle application. friends and admirers among the musi- Arrangements have been made to have this fine mineral water of King and South Streets. Hawaii Shmpo Sha cal people who have been fortunate bottled in this city at the ese ffWte 309L & CO. enough to hear him play. It is quite JOSEPH HARTMANN may possible that some vocal soloist rv oxvLsls a THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT; add a number or two to the program. FountainTELEPHONESodaMAIN 270. If You Want lng office. The publisher of Hawaii Bhlnpo, PM The form of distribution of the tickets the only dally Japanese WHOLESALE one. lead- TERMS: I OO (pints) is a somewhat novel Certain One Case of Bottles S8.50 FINE EIG 1 published In the Territory of Hawaii (pints) I Proprietor. ers and patrons of music in the city One Case of 50 Bottles $4.25 Send in Your Orders to C. SHIOZAWA, Liquor Dealers opportunity to of One will be upon Y. BOGA, Editor. Wine and will have an distribute A rebate Dollar made the return f chipping appreciative parties whom they case and 1C0 bottles. Editorial Printing 0fflea-4j- 9 to the and may W9. Smith St.. above King. P. O. Box iK. Waverley Block. BETHEL ST nominate. FortClubStreet. StobloaPHOND MAIN Telephone Main 17. K ' i HONOLULU. SEPTEMBER 13, igs 16 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER oo OUR PRICES THE LOWEST will buy a buggy jour horse isn't ashamed to pull. OUR GRADE THE HIGHEST And don't get one that's a hundred years tebind the times. There are stylish ones on tee market V TERMS THE EASIEST? and you might as well have that kind as a 'has OUR been." Let the huggy you ride in be an evidence of the self-respe- ct you maintain and have it Handsome Carriages e. Headquarters for up-to-da- Prop out of tbe line long enough to look at some new designs in our repository. Chas. F. Herriek Carriage Company, Ltd.

""""" " " """ "' I'"" " If HI. U. llij ii $ 4 ' 111 Li Hspg. ' rite LIMITED. III II kitit- Enameled f HID and Have in Stock and Ware Offer for Sale According to plans now under discussion between the officials of the Rap- id Transit Company and C. H. C. Moller, representing the owners of the Turquoise Blue stock and bonds of the Hawaiian Tramways Company, there may 'be effected soon a merger of the interests of the two lines. Both sides admit now that Outside and the negotiations have reached such a stage as to make this outcome . prac- ON HAND tically sure, but there are still certain features which have to be arranged. being Pure White Inside Mr. Moller came down to Honolulu with the Rollins party, his visit ROOFINCJ AND FOR SALE AT due in large part to representations by an official of the latter house, made to BUILDING PAPX3I the London people, during a recent visit, when he was asked for an opinion" 'J ff as to the outlook for the older company. Since he has been here Moller has PKESERVATTVE PAINT carried on his investigations, which led tof" the negotiations, and he has now This 'is made of EXTRA BOILER AND STACK PADfS reached such a stage that Ldndon has been cabled to secure the assent of the HEAVY MATERIAL, and INSULATING COMPOUND eacock Co.. people there to the terms arranged. 1 4 COATED FOUR TIMES. 11 RIDGE AND ROOT FUSTS y The exact basis for the consolidation cannot be learned, but the gossip LIMITED which has become current recently puts the figure to be paid for in the stock These goods are a product of and bonds of the Tramways at figures all the way from $200,000 to $475,000. Austria, and will outlast anjr The Tramways Company has outstanding $325,000 In stock and $150,000 in manufactured. 1, bonds. The figure which is generally accepted on the street is $250,000. It Is article REFINED SUGARS, also said the basis will be in the neighborhood of one share of the stock of Our stock is large and Cub and Granalattt. the Rapid Transit Company for each four shares of the Tramways stock. assortment complete, con The success of such negotiations will mean that there stands in the way of the PAINT OILS, the completion of Rapid no will sisting principally of eauce-pan- s, CLARK the .Transit lines bar and that the extensions Luool Jind Llne4. Automatic Telephsse System be puafied along, the city being covered within a short time. The plan would stew pans, kettles, fry- leave the streets of the city without the many tracks which are being put STEAM COVERING, ing pans, baking pans, coffee PIPF down on some of them and would lead to a of all points dispute ' USED BY settlement at Rced't Patent XlutU CmBcs between the two companies. It Js understood that there will be immediate pots, tea pots, etc., etc. CoTirlns. . H. HACKFELD & CO., activity in the line of the completion of the Waikiki line and that up Nuu-an- u O. R. & L. CO., cole INDURINE, E. O. HALL & SON,' valley if the merger goes through. are d.stributing HONOLULU IRON WORKS JO. The stock market during the week has been fairly active, and the sales agents for the Territory of Ha- Water-pro- of Cold Wtr Palx HONOLULU POST OFFICE. Iniide and outalde, la wait aM have shown some changes. Ewa sold from $17.50 up to $20, and the whole waii. ! eolors. tone seemed a little easier on account of the slight advance in sugar. In the Guy Owono main the market Is quiet, the sales of the week and the prices, are as fol- See the display in one of FILTER PRESS CLOTH Electrical Construction Co., Ltd. lows: 11 Ewa, $17.50; 40 .Ewa, '$18; 200 Ewa, $20; 523 Olaa paid, $7.75; 77 Olaa our large windows. - Linen and Jnta. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS. paid, $8; 500 Olaa assessable, . $3.75; 10 McBryde, $3; 40 Oahu, $60; 10 Waialua, 1120 Union Street, near Hotel. $35; 20 O. R. & L. Co., $S5.; . CEMENT, LIME AND BRICKS Tel. Main 315. REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING. HONOLULU, July 26, 1902. There is to report only the small trading in real estate, the doings being confined to the sales of lots in the outside additions. The inquiry for house Oimonni Co. , GUY OWENS, Esq., Electrical Engineer, City. . lots ia about the same as usual, the sales being of pieces suitable for cottages. hi in .AGENTS. FOH Dear Sir: At your request we take plt-asur- e in stating The tearing building on O build- "' that the Clark Automatic Telephone Sy which you down of the small the site of the Neill LIMITED. TK8TERN SUGAR REFINING ing is under way and the excavation for the basement for the structure will AN FRANCISCO, CAL. u installed and delivered to us on April 15, is working, very Dealers in Crockery, Glass ' be by during coming week. satisfactorily.- - V. undertaken the contractor the The foundations f for the Kapiolani building will com '.' The system which we have in use comprises 18 tele- - Estate are going in rapidly and there be and Housefurnishings. BALDWIN LOCOMOTTVH WOXUCC phones, connecting the different departments our new mencement of the bricklaying very soon. Agents Cele- PHILADELPHIA, PA. ' in Sole for the office building with our several warehouses and the Pacific brated Detroit Jewel Stove3 Mail Wharf. REAL ESTATE CAMP M' KIN LEY IBWKLL UNIVERSAL MILL OO .;, i.- , Yours very truly, and Gurney Refrigerators. Manufacturers of National Cam Saredder, New York. ' H. HACKFELD & CO.,. Ltd, TRANSACTIONS OUPJ MARTIAL H. Humberg, Director. PARAFFINJB PAINT COMPAIfE, List of deeds filed for record Septem During the last year the court martial en iTuncuico, CaL ber 10, 1902: has not gained in public estimation as ' First Party Second Party. Class. an instrument of justice. We have JHULNDT Jk CO.. H. Kekualo H. Komomua . D heard much of it, but what we have can Francisco, CaL Western & Haw'n Inv't Co. J. A most cases Magoon heard about has been the D findings disap- Ice Cream L. Ahlo & wf J. A. Magoon ...... D where Its have been Received Per WE "WANT YOU TO COME L. Ahlo & wf J. A. Magoon D proved. There have been a good many The Fountain AND TRY OUR ICE CREAM Edwards D. Callihan D such cases in the Philippines, and of S. E. Bishop & wf Kaiaikawaha. D one of them, General Smith's, it seems SIERRA" S. S. AND SODAS "WITH CRUSH- K. Kane Heeia Agr'l Co. ... D i Soda September 11 that, we have not yet heard the last. SODA WORKS, SHERIBAH SI, ED FRUITS. "WE WANT Palake et al. Esther Baker D The fault that has usually been found YOU TO C. F. Sibley J. G. Peregil D been misconduct was too leni- D BE THE JUDGES has that NG Dellveri to all parta of the city ently dealt with. A very recent case Crushtd Fruits' r llcally pure and palatable distilled we Sept. 4 J. D. Paris et al. comr to M. gives an instance of the contrary sort. ter purposes aL M. JJOWSett, P D., part 3 Of R P 4SD a firm TTVa.nMsr.n riisnatoh rtatpri An- - for drinking in tKZ at 10 cents per gallon. J. D. Paris, P D., part 4 of R P 4385 & who kept accounts for Lieutenant Da- - PONS HONOLULU DRUG CO. laninc W a n n-a 2 IT'vn - Hi ti-- 1i t7 n of a I - Vk s XI o n-- Jin n To DRINK Sept. 5 J. McCorriston to L. L. Mc-- 1 , , 926 Fort Street. Candless, D., por Ap 2 Kul 117 Fort St., : mrBe ol laibnyms accuuuia. iue Honolulu, Oahu; con $2100. j court decided that Thornton was not BALLS Distilled Water L. L. McCandless to Ter of Hawaii, crime, found him guilty of A H OTIS. OTTO A. BIERBACH. guilty of but And avoid kidney troubles and D., por Ap 2 Kul 117 Fort St.. Honolulu, auct unbeComing his position and rati' Oahu; por Grant 2789 Waikiki road, States tt Prejudicial to discipline. It ordered him matlsm. In tbe Eastern Honolulu, Oahu; por R P 149 Paukoa, Five different styles of best physicians are treating Honolulu, Oahu; con $1 etc. to be discharged from the army, to for- - kiaif ESE! Sara M. Angus to Jean K. Angus, D., feit all cav or fees due him. and tn Backets. complaints entirely with Just suck W pc iana jNuuanu st., Honolulu, uanu; ter as 1 am offering you. w confined at hard labor for two years. En IfcTe-- con $1 etc. I store Grcd.s - For a man not guilty of crime tt W. H. G. Arnemann to Helen Tiet- , that fewest PING PONG IAPANESS AND AHHRICAN jens, D., por R P 3652 Kalihi, Honolulu, seems a pretty severe sentence. So it Ring Up 270 Oahu; con $1. seems to have struck Major General Sets at all prices. Oahu Railway & Land Co. to Mrs. E. txM ! Hughes, reviewing officer. for water or pare soda made froa J. Wilkinson, D., lot 1 blk 4 Pearl City, the The ! water. Ewa, Oahu; con $500. counsel for the defence declared that Kaoo & wf to Oahu Railway & Land the testimony in the case showed a pon. Co., - SAN HONOLULU, D por Grant 268 Kamananui. Wa- dition of affairs that permitted of lax PICK DPS PICK DPS FRANCISCO, lalua, Oahu; con $12o. - NEW YORK. MERCHANT TAILOR S. C. Allen & wife to Oahu Railway & and careless methods. This assertion Land Co., D., lot 4 blk A Pearl City, i Ewa, Oahu; lot 4 blk 5 Pearl City, Ewa, in it General Hughes found a warrant uanu; con $1, for declaring that the condition of af- Gs. J. A. Paty (widow) to Oahu Railway k Grinfcanm & & Land Co., D., por Kul 10256 Kawai-lo- a. fairs which the counsel's assertion in- E. W. Jordan's Waialua, 2 4-- 10 dicated deserved severe reproof. Con- t Oahu; acres land LIMITED. Waimea, Waialua, Oahu; con $100. sidering apparently that existing cir- - Sunt n IT VnVi - t.' Robinson Block. it I cumstances and methods were chiefly to xcrtsrs Commlssios MefM Phone White 2421. H Hotel Street. D: w ri ' nt Oahu; con $276 & mte S324 J blame for Corporal Thornton's miscon No. 10 Wm R.Vr1-Castle & wf to A. K. Parker. duct, he revoked the sentence, and or- STORE. D., 1, 2, 3 & 4, 1 lots blk Poloke, Makiki; dered Thornton to be reinstated' in the FOR . 3 pes land, Poloke, Honolulu, Oe5u; SOLE AGENTS con $2850. army. So this court martial, for one, FOtiT STREET. Reduction ! 5o Sale Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day seems to have labored in vain. We all BLANCHE BATES Saints to J. W. Keau, Ex D., pc land know that juries in our civil courts are CIGAR. EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED Laiwai, Koolauloa, Oahu; con . fallible, and that the decisions of civil Louisa Kaaua to F. A. Schaefer, Rel judges are often reversed, but the mili- D., int in Ap 1 Gr 943 Koloaha, Hama-ku- a, tary courts are not doing much to dem- Honolulu Iron Works Co Fine lot of Japanese Curios, also Japanese Hawaii: int in Gr 93S Ahualoa, PHILADELPHIA UNDERWRITERS. Hamakua, Hawaii; con $1. onstrate how the jury system might be ASSURANCE bettered. Harper's Weekly. STKAM KNGIJS K8 BRITISH AMERICAN goods just received. COMPANY, of Toronto, Ontario. A car-loa- d of frogs fell during a rain BOILERS, SUGAR MILLS, COOL s consign at Newport, this State. Perhaps Jupi- Sheriff Gardner v,-a- not in the party ERS, BRASS AND LEAD CASTING! Special attention given to ter Pluvius is taking note of the in- that surrounded Tracy, was not there and machinery of every ments of Coffee and Rice. justice of the beef trust and is shed when he died, deaciiptlos ding frogs but he claims to have made to order. legs for the sufferers as a . - a - Particular attentloe Dnll-- r delivered by tarrW Corner of Nwumn sort of modern manna. "mi oclj ii ijj tnu- and Hotel Streets. Indianapolis tied to share in the glory and reward paid to snip's blacksmlthlng. Job wor elty for 71 eenU Jsews Deseret News, to any part of the Salt Lake. executed on shortest notice. month.