B OWN up Story of Trip of the Reception Given Them to at the Christian Alexanders Fire on Japanese Battleship Mikasa Africa

'4 Ciiiiiirrii SUGAB 96 Degree XT. S. WEATHEB BUREAU, SEPT. 12. East 21 hours rainfall, trace. Test Centrifugals, 3.86c; Per Ton, T7.2C. Temperature, Max. 82; Min. 70. Weather, fair. 88 Analysis Beets 8s 7d; Per Ton, $77.00. ESTA BUSHED ULV 2 1856

VOL. XLIL, NO. 7207. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1905. PRICE FIVE CENTS.

FEATS OF GREETING TO CHINESE CELEBRATE HARVEST MOON WITH NOISE AND FEAST FLAGSHIP S ISLAND GIRL MISS ONARIES B OWN UP Story of Trip of the Reception Given Them to at the Christian Alexanders Fire on Japanese Battleship Mikasa Africa. Church, Ends in Explosion Great The Sunday Chronicle of Sept. 3 has The missionaries aboard the China a. front page picture of the late S. T. who are en route to their stations in Korea, China, Philippines Fatality. traveling- companion Japan, the Alexander, his were yesterday f! and India, entertained ejdhis daughter, Miss Annie Alex- by members of various churches, and i ander, sitting on a prostrate elephant were given a reception last evening at fol- !hich the latter had killed. The the Christian church. (Associated Press Cablegrams.) ) lowing story goes with the picture: During the day the missionaries were taken about the city to the va TOKIO, September 13. Five persons were killed and 343 rious points of interest. A special car Traveling 800 miles on foot through conveyed them to Kalihi and back wounded in the blowing up of the battleship Mikasa yesterday. the African jungle, her object the again to Kapiolani Park, where they tracking and killing of the world's rar- visited the Aauarium. which was a Two hundred and fifty-on- e are missing. The Mikasa, whick sank, est, largest and most ferocious teasts, source of fonder to the visitors . its, ' - i and the securing of trophies whose Luncheon was served at noon at Engle-,sid- e, will probably be raised. high values are constantly leaping up-iwa- rd, the Y. W. C. A. and Y. M. C. A. is the record of a California so- boarding home, and in the afternoon ADMIRAL TOGO SAVED. woman who i;eed engage in noth- was sightseeing. ciety there more ?1 f TOKIO, September 12. The-- ing more adventurous than formal so- In the evening the Christian church battleship Mikasa, Admiral 1 cial function o t e quietude of books, was the rendezvous where many local Togo's flagship throughout the war, caught fire from unknown if she so desired. Instead of being sat- - churchworkers, whose business inter common- - cause. The magazine exploded and the isfied with the pursuit of the ( ests prevented them from meeting the vessel sank, causing a loss place, this unusual young lady was not missionaries during the day, were of present greet 5gg lives. content with the ordinary evcltemenas ' with others to them. furnished by golf, tennis, boating or Rev. G. D. Edwards of the Christian TOKIO, September 12. Admiral Togo was not aboard the other of the conventional amusements, ' church and Mr. Snodgrass had charge but thought life would not actually of the function. Rev. J. W. Wadman Japanese battleship Mikasa at the time of the disaster which re- hold its highest interest until she fac- of the Methodist church, who for years sulted in her destruction with the loss of lives. ed the desperate African lion, rhinoc- labored in Japan in church work, was 599 eros and elephant in their native among those present. He offered a haunts. J prayer, after which several of the mis- The Japanese battleship Mikasa, and the armor on her gun positions Is The heroine of this uncommon ex- sionaries were called upon to speak. QUON ON SOCIETY CLUBHOUSE. launched on the 8th of November at four to six inches thick, while the two perience is Miss Annie Alexander, who The first speaker was Mr. H. C. the Vickers-Maxi- m works at Barrow, deck plating is Inches thick. The lives with her mother at their palatial Saum, who is on his way to India. He armament of the Mikasa consists of is said to be the most formidable ves- - home on Sixteenth street, in Oakland. referred to the happiness he experienc- Hundreds of thousands of firecrackers At the Quon On Society's clubhouse four twelve-inc- h guns, fourteen six-inch sel of its kind in the world. quick-firin- g twelve-pounders, Glory was not one of the objects that ed in having been able to stop over m on was a great guns, twenty Smith street there The 15,200 three-pounders lured this young lady to the quest, for Honolulu a whole day. He and the were discharged in Chinatown last Mikasa is of tons displace- . eight and gathering ment. 400 76 one-ha- -- though she had been back at home rest of the missionaries had been roy- evening to the accompaniment of of the club members. The She Is feet long, feet wide four, two and lf pounders. The for several months she has said noth- ally entertained and they would never front of the building was outlined with and 27 feet 8 inches deep. She has vessel has a speed (estimated) of ing of her adventure to any save inti- forget their stay here. He had been screeching and clanging Chinese bands. red, white and blue electrics, and two propellers and has an idicated eighteen knots and her normal coal horse power of 15,000. She an arm- supply is 1400 tons. mate friends, and with reluctance con- Impressed with this thought while in They announced that the harvest of strings of them rose from the roof to has She carries a crew to supply tmd the city: The church had never before or belt of twelve to fourteen inches of 730 men. sented the Information the full moon had again arrived. The the top of the flagstaff. Transparen- photographs for this article. "When had such an opportunity to evangel- celebration was general among the Miss Alexander set out UDon the hunt ize the world, and never before did cies hung from the railings and gar-- 4 i t. . r 1 . . 1 . . Cl V.n4 Va Chinese and every clubhouse was bril f eue wits in rjwiiuiuiu.t one uauVA uau mo the church realize its opportunity j lands of flowers added to the pic- -' t experience wilii a. line. xii more than now. As to India, it needed liant and gay with novel electric and turesque appearance. Long strings of GOVERNMENT SEIZES MORE 25,-0- 00 II tfant. she had shot but one deer in her at least one missionary . to every floral decorations, and in nearly all of down upper t ' firecrackers, let from the life. Nevertheless she felt no waning-o- people. . them banquets were held late in the balconies, were discharged continuously courage when her father proposed Miss L. Oldham, was then introduced from 8 -- 10:30 o'clock, five hundred ARMS OF INSURRECTIONISTS est evening. ' until tifet she accompany him on an Af- as next to the-old- missionary of h 125 year moon thousand' in all, at time mem- rican hunting expedition for which he the church in Japan, which Mr. Snod- Once a the full festival bers sat down to an elaborate ban- ha.d conceived the greatest enthusiasm. grass corrected amid smiles, to mean comes around, and it always arrives quet, presided over by the president, S: T. Alexander was a man of means, in point . of service. Miss Oldham in the month of September. It is a Mr. Goo King, assisted by Loo Wo, the HELSINGFORS, September 13. The government officers spoke long interestingly life .vice-president. and a great student of affairs, gfvag and of her among es- tn particular time and study to the in the Empire, and detailed the diff- time of rejoicing Chinese, have seized rifles found of pecially in Flowery Kingdom, Other clubhouses in the vicinity were 5000 in the hands the people. writings of the world's foremost ex- iculties which beset her in spreading the for also in gala attire and each club seem o plorers and ' discoverers. He had ac- the gospel. She had been placed among it marks the time when the harvest is ed to vie with the other In ripping cumulated a library of the works of Japanese largely of the student class, all in and in plenty. the welkin with powder. s these foremost men, and had traced although there were poor people as IMPROVEMENT AT BAKU. Stanley on every foot of his way well. Out of her own funds she had througn the African forest. Having saved $1000 in about three years time to absorbed the accounts of the strange devote to the erection of a chapel CRANK TRIES TO SEE new peoples and animals encountered, which held about 300 Japanese. BAKU, September 12. The situation here is improved and the hy these daring enthusiasts, he felt a She also maintained a school for desire to explore out-of-the-w- ay pTaces poor children, and had about fifty pu- PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT street cars are running again. Destruction of property is enormous. himself. So he said to his daughter: pils, until the governments order went 0 "I have decided to go for some n.unt-in- g forth that the only schools that would in East Africa. Would you like to be permitt3d were those which did not FREIGHT-HANDLER- come along?'' . teach Christianity. That closed up (Associated Press Cablegrams.) S IN Miss Alexander's eagerness to under- her school as well as nearly all take the exciting trip led to the secur- schools In the OYSTER BAY, September 13. Isaac Schamans, an insane ing of the finest, most complete big empire. CHICAGO MAY STRIKE game photographs that ever came out She told of a great evangelistic move- man, was arrested last night while trying to obtain an interview Of Africa. ment held recently in Japan in which joined with President Roosevelt. USED AMERICAN-MAD- E GUN&. all the church denominations hands. She told how she stood on The brave girl and her father were street corners distributing thousj-n- CHICAGO, September 13. A demand made by the freight-handle- rs armed with the lore of Livingstone of Invitations to Japanese to attend. MISS ROOSEVELT IN PEKING. Amer-lea- n for a 10 per cent, increase in wages has been refused and and Stanley, and they carried Many took them gladly others stood rifles of the best make. To hunt before her and tore the papers Into a strike is anticipated. he elephant and the rhinoceros with shreds, saying "I hate Christianity." weapons of American make was high- Other speakers told similar experi- PEKING. September 13. Miss Alice Roosevelt arrived here ly unusual. When they at -- arrived ences and the reception ended in an of BUCHAREST, September 13. The relations) of Austria Mombassa, British East Africa, tne informal manner. today. She is the guest American Minister W. W. Rockhill. e said to them: "Why, you must Hungary and Greece are strained. f ( i not evtm Into" the foret with American , guns! . You will never come out alive. 3Tou must get a hand-mad- e English AFTERNOON REPORT. gun. No one ever goes to hunt, lions with a machine-mad- e rifle. Besides, T" ft ST. PETERSBURG, September 12. you have soft bullets. Unless you use A holy war has been proclaimed In the liard bullets you will never shoot to Caucasian districts of Janezur and Je-br- ail. 4jll'tfce big game." The Tartars are massacring the JUnterriSed by these warnings, and Armenians. Three hundred Armen- confident of the efficiency of the Amer- ians were slaughtered by the Tartars ican guns, they penetrated the heart in the village of Minkend. The chil- of the wild. The sequel showed the dren were mutilated by the ferocious soundness of their judgment, and of Tartars. the gun. ROME, September 12. The Tribuna Mr. Alexander and his daughter set here publishes a. rumor from Tientsin, out from their Hawaiian home with China, to the effect that the members their Winchesters. They were Joined of the family of Baron Komura of Ja- In New York by a close friend, Rev. pan have been assassinated. T. L. Gulick, a missionary and a su-- , TIFLIS, September 12. One bun-- () perb shot. He also had his trusty dred social Democrats were killed and Winchester. Both gentlemen had X wounded here today in a conflict with some big game to their credit; the girl, j a force of Cossacks who were trying ta one deer, slain in the California moun- (4) disperse a meeting of that party. tains. In due course, taking a German (5i NEW YORK, September 12. Baron steamer from Rotterdam, by tne Med- 5 Komura, the head of the Japanese iterranean and Red sea, down the hast peace commission, is Improving in Coast, they arrived at Mombassa. At (I) health, though he is still confined to that place they began preparations for t'his bed. He expects to 'leave on the interior. Now the first ratallty that cf Thursday for home. The report t the-(- ) struck the expedition occurred. Mr. ' assassination of his family is not, Gulick. who had proved his splendid $ i credited. marksmanship by killing three ante- lopes with three shots on his first day Russian peace envoys have sailed for of hunting, wa,s stricken with a fever, home. and career ended. Alexander and his iJSfW. . . his daughter were left to enter the J'i.":g jungle alone. Stories of one offthe biggest trans- Im many A string of native porters was seeur-e- d, atlantic poker games played and they took the railroad for the years were told by pa?engers o the interior. A hunter's license fee of $250 North German Lloyd liner Kaiser W1I-hel- m had been paid to the British Govern- II on her arrival there from ment. On the route the sight that met Bremen. According to the stories an their eyes novel. almost continuous session took place astonished. was indeed iClum itme wir.aows 01...me train were behind locked doors of a certain state- - . seen the strangest of wild animals. 1 i- YiTi---' room, during which several hundred f iierdB of hartbeests, gnus, Grant and thousand dollars changed hands. At Thomson gazelles, zebras and ostriches, the table were three financiers, repre- $300.000.000 and $400,006- .- strange African game without number, & senting between returned their curious gaze. Lions and ! 000. The ante was $100. No one pur- kiraffes are sometimes seen from the chased less than $10,000 of chips at a track. There is Government regu- - ADMIRAL TOGO'S FLAGSHIP, THE MIKASA, WHICH WAS EIX)WN UP. time, and the limit of betting was re- a presented by the stateroom ceiling. (Continued on Page 3.)

1 TOT PACIFIC COMMERCIAL, ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 13, 1905. Il)J I FUMOMELETTES j" lf w shoe n i n Hint I fef for--- This week's feature is a special sale of The World's Best Women

There are hundreds of ladies who formerly paid high prices and long profits for-thei- r shoes before we introduced in Honolulu the N world-renowne- FLRU ELETTE d Sorosis. Our customers tell us Sorosis are just as good as what they were getting elsewhere for nearly double the money. We are satisfied with a small margin and look to a big turnover for our profits. of the very latest design and fashion which arrived recently by There are several lines of inferior shoes being sold for $3.50 pair, but, S. S. Nevadan. the LADIES DON'T BE FOOLED, IF YOU WANT HONEST VALUE BUY

PROGRESS BLOCK H. BL0M t FORT STREET. o o 3 0 FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. THE FOLLOWING LEADING SHOE HOUSES OF THE WORLD ARE SOROSIS REPRESENTATIVES: PROGRAM ILLEGAL SALE OF City. Name. City. Name. City. Name. City. Name. GiTTLE N. Farmington, Me. C. Mt. Morris, N. Y.. . R. Creveling Snyder-Sto- ll OF THE DISEASED' Albany. Y T. Arthur Cohen J. Metcalf ..E. Roanoke, Va Co. Ashtabula, Ohio J. E. Scoville Fresno, Cal Kutner-Goldste- in Co. Memphis, Tenn... Reno, Nev Cieator-Dext- er Co" Altoona, Pa Henry Johnson Fergus Falls, Minn Ole O. Hagan J. Goldsmith & Sons Co.; Rochester. N. Y Sorosis Shoe CoA Amsterdam, N. Y Lindsay Brothers Fredonia, N. Y Perrin & Griswold Milwaukee, Wis Sorosis Shoe Co. Rochelle, 111 B. W. McHejirj cleaning out tuberculous cows Andover, Mass Benjamin Brown Fulton, N. Y Morton & Shattuck Marietta, Ohio C. W. James Rossland, B. C C. O. La Lond'w In Vernon, N. Y eighty, P. M. Pond Ann Arbor, Mich Geo. H. Miller Fargo, N. Dak A. L. Moody Mt. T. L. Paskett from his herd of Albany, W. B. & Co. Plain, N. Y. John Meridian, Miss San Francisco, Cal ( Oahu Ore Stevens Fort Parr sold the infected bunch to the Atlanta, Ga J. M. High Co. Flemington, N. J J. E. Farmer Marks, Rothenberg & Co. Rosenthal. Feder & Co. Ranch Co., at about one-fourth the Athens, Ga Turner & Hodgson Frankfort, Germany.. Julius Barthman Mt. Pleasant, Pa W. A. Pyne San Diego, Cal Wm. Llewelyn cost, stating the condition the cows Alpena. Mich M. A. Cohen Fairmont, W Va D. R. Broh Marlon, Ala.. Marsha 11, Hendrix & Co. Saratoga. N. Y John W. Emery C. Fitchburg, G. Martinsburg, W. Va Spillman Bros. Salem, Mass were in. Unknown to Mr. Pond the Albuquerque, N. Mex May Mass.. John Deslauriers contrary Anderson, Ind Brown & Hewitt Franklin, Pa..The Famous Shoe Store Mauch Chunk, Pa Samuel S. Weiss Almy, Bigelovv & Washburn sale of diseased cattle was Ashland, Wis. D. J. LaLonde Mannington, W. Va Seattle, Wash on complaint of Dr. Olwin-Ange- to law. Acting Aberdeen, S. D. ..The ll Co. Gloversville, D. Basnett & Son ..The MacDougall & Southwick Co. N. Y ...C. P. Willard Monticello, N. Y & Taylor So. Framingham, Norgaard, Territorial Veterinarian, the Aberdeen, Wash Geo. J. Wolff Greenfield, Mass M. S. Fellows Burns Mass....R. E. Kerwiri Governor called Mr. Pond before him Au Sable Forks. N. Y. ,.H. Smith & Co. Gloucester, Mass Marysville, Cal P. J. Flannery Syracuse, N. Y D. McCarthy. & Sons Allentown, Hess Bros. Miami, Fla W. M. Burdine Springfield. Ill & and strongly criticised the sale. Coun- Pa. Shackleford & Reynolds Smith Luers Attica, Ind J. Frank McDermohd Geneva, N. Y Monterey, Cal George Bertold Scranton, Pa I.Samter Brothers ty Attorney Douthitt was present at J. Thomas , St. Atchison, Kans Glens Falls, N. Y C. A. Taylor Johnsbury, Vt - may prosecute. Mr. Babcock-Stalon- s New Haven, Conn Berry-Ba- ll o OF- the interview and Shoe Co. Geneseo, N. Y H. Webb Sorosis Shoe Co The Dry Goods Co. case Akron, Ohio W. L. Parthe, Jr. ....C. Niagara Falls, X. Y D. Lynch & Son Stoughton. Mass George Pond made this statement of the , Galesburg. III.. The O. T. Johnson Co. Monk Asbury Park, N. J Baker & Rue Norwich, Conn. .J. F. Cosgrove & Co. St. Albans. Vt F. M. Spaulding to the Advertiser. . Grafton, W. Va ...G. L. Jolliffe Newburgh, N. Y F. W. Spokane, Amarillo, Texas E. D. Green Greenwich, N. . Parsons Wash "The thing in a nutshell is this Y .M. Sonn N. S. & & Newark, J L. Piaut Co. The Crescent Dry Goods Co. pasture which. Grinnell. Iowa C. J. F. M. Card Xatick, C. St. I had no available in Greenville, Miss Nelms & Mass E. Buckley Joseph, Mo Regatta Day! Sorosis Shoe Co., 176 Blum No. Abington, Mass C. L. & to sesTeerate the cows In the manner Boston, Mass N. Stevens ....Townsend Wyatt Dry Goods Co. 20 Temple Grand Forks, Dak New Orleans, & St, prescribed by Dr. Norgaard. Their Boylston St.; Place Benner, Begg & Garvin La.. Cahn Wachenheim Louis, Mo Scruggs, Van- - presence was a continual menace in Barre, Vt Geo. N. Tilden Napa, Cal E. R. Marble & Co. dervoort & Barney Dry Goods Co. Grand Rapids, Mich Xbrway. Me Smiley TO BE HELD that their milk was likely to become Baltimore, Md. Maurice Wyman Herpolshelmer Co Shoe Store San Jose, Cal J. Koenig & Ron mixed with healthy milk. Berwick, Pa, ..Berwick Store Co.. Ltd. Norwalk, Ohio. .The C. F. Jackson Co. Springfield, Vt....C. H. Moore Co., Inc. Great Bend, Kan Newton, N. "I sold them to parties who have Boonville, N. Y Charles J. Lewis & Bolinger J W. D. Ackerson Co. St. Paul, Minn Field, Schlick & Co. Lundblade New York, N. McCreery & ample facilities for their proper han Burlington, Vt .The Old Bee Hive Glasgow. Scotland F. & G. Abbott Y....Jas. Co. Schenectady. N. Y E. A. Quirl Sept. dling, and in the presence of two wit Bay City, Mich New Milford, Conn W. G. Barton Swanton. Vt Farrell Brothers Saturday, 16 Guadalajara, Jel., Mex Newport. nesses stated the precise result of the H. G. Wendland & Co. Alberto Quintero Vt Gilman & Co. Sault Ste Marie. Mich examinations of each cow, stating that Binghampton. N. Y Nevada. Mo Stump & Company W. F. Ferguson & Co. they were tuberculous and were fit on- Hills, McLean & Ha skins Newport, X. H Fred Gamash Skowhegan. Me A, E. Bisson & Son ly to be used as breeders or when Butte, Mont Lewis Dry Goods Co. Hanford, Cal Steele & Rehoefev Xew Castle, Pa Wilson & Ewing Salamanca, N. Y Fitzgerald Brca. milked have the milk sterilized. Butler, Pa John Bickel Hattiesburg, Miss J. S. Turner & Co. New Rochelle, N. Y William Kahn Southbridge, Mass to Hazleton, Pa Co. In Honolulu Harbor "The price 'fixed was such as Justi- Bloomington, Ind Wicks & Co. Hub Shoe Newton, Mass '.Edward E. Barnes Johnson, Colburn Co. fied their purchase for that purpose. Buffalo, N. Y H. A. Meldrum Co. Hornellsville, N. Y Don L. Sharp Xorthampton, Mass Stamford, Conn W. II. Jerman & Co. I Immediately informed Dr. Norgaard Conn A. J. Muzzy & Co. Harrisburg, Pa L. W. Cook R. R. Williams & Co. Sacramento, Cal .A. Caselll AT 9:30 M. Bristol. N. Y E. B. COMMENCING L of the terms of ale. Bangor,, Me Robinson-Blak- e Co. Herkimer. Fairchild Xashville. Tenn Geo. P. Staley Co. Somerville, N. J Thomas Cohen "Having found there was a law for- Brantford. Ont. John Agnew Hyannis, Mass W. H. Bartlett Newcastle-on-Tyn- e, Eng Staunton, Va McH. Holliday bidding such a sale, its consummation Boonton, N. J E. J. Cahill & Co. Hamilton. Ont J. D. Climie F. & G. Abbott St. Augustine, Fla J. W. Estes was promptly abandoned. The cows Harbor, Me ;....C. L. Morang Hollister. Cal Grangers' Union jo. Yakima, wasn Ditter Bros. Stockton, Cal Hudson & King Bar Hull, England ..Abbott Bros. SIX-OARE- D STATIONARY will be killed forthwith. I venture the Germany Adolf Barthman t Sioux Falls. S. Dak Fantle Bros. 1. GIG, Berlin. Germany. . assertion that few dairymen will vol- Babylon, N. Y Hamburg, ...... J. Barthman Owego, N. Y B. & st- - N. B M. L. Savage SEATS. Jeremiah Robbins Huntington. W. Va Broh E. Stevens Son Jh". untarily assist the authorities In hav- Brooklyn. N. Y Sorosis Shoe Co. ....J. Oswego, N. Y Fred A. Gaylord st- - Catharines, Ont SIX-OARE- D ' SEAT Honolulu, & Co., ; 1 1 T--l n-- Jp- X SLIDING ing their herds freed from tuberculosis, Belfast, Ire Abbott Bros. H. I...L. B. Kerr Ltd. OmoliQ "VK C . . ct.n a ...... - . BARGE. . until the law referred to is so modi- Birmingham. Ala D. & A. Riet Hartford, Conn Sorosis Shoe Co. Oakland, Cal Kahn Bros. Shamokin. Pa Burns & Ryanjl tu- Houghton. Mich Morris 8. LAUNCH RACE. fied as to admit of the transfer of Beaumont, Texas Roos Bros. Levine Olympia, Wash. .Stone, Fisher & Lane sttdale. Pa Max Miller & Brolly 1 berculous animals from the owners to Me Hoboken. N. J Herman Geismar Minn Murphy & Co.lj YACHTS. Biddeford and Saco. y Owosso, Mich..... August C. Wesenor Stillwater. 4. SECOND CLASS some concern qualified to segregate Perry & McKenney Havana, Cuba.. Rafael Amar'zcar Cia Ottawa, Ont.. ..A. J. Stephens & Son Spartanburg, S. C B Havana, Cuba Celestino Lopez Wright-Scrug- gs 5. FIRST CLASS YACHTS. them as done in Denmark." Baker City, Ore M. Weil & Co. Ogdensburg. N. Y Sherwell & Fraeer Shoe Co. ' Bridgeton, N. Hunt Bros. Oskaloosa, Iowa Clendenon & Co. Sheffield, England V. & O. Abbott e. TUG-OF-WA- R. SAM- J JAPANESE Bellingham, S. J. Craft Indianapolis. Tnd.. Pettis Dry Goods Co. Oklahoma City, O. T Scranton, Miss w. M. Canty PANS. Wash N. Y P. & Son JUDGE GEAR WILL Big Rapids, Mich A. V. Young Ithaca, Wall The Lion Store Mercantile Co. Sayre. Pa..Reeser, Kessler, Wieland Co SIX-OARE- Ironton. Ohio Marting, Flehr & Co. 7. D SLIDING SEAT Birmingham, England.. F.& G. Abbott Oneonta, N. Y George KIrkland Santiago de Cuba, Cuba BARGE, FRESHMEN. Ionia, Mich, Thomas McGannon Oil City, Pa Leopold Dannheiser Zallinl y Calas Ottumwa, la Roy E. Stevens Salem. W. Va F. D. Bisnett & Son. Clarksburg, W. Va , X. S. INTERMISSION 12 M. DEFEND LUCIE!! YOUNG Jamestown. Y E. Johnson Ossining, N. Y... .Charles T. Knapp Springfield, Mas? Charles E. Lynch . ....Parsons-Souder- s Co. Jacksonville, III.. James McGinnis & Co. Charlotte, Mich V. C. Robin & Co. Jacksonville, Fla Emery & Co. N. SIX-OARE- Pittsfield. Mass England Bros! Tonawanda. Y William Dick 8. JUNIOR, D SLIDING Chicago, Ohio G. W. Hoffman Joplin, Mo.. Jos. Newman Portland, Ore Knight Shoe Co. Toronto, Ont Toronto Shoe Co. SEAT BARGE. Johnson-Tayl- or The Examiner says: Judge George Cortland. N. Y. Angell & Thomas Jackson, Miss Co. Pottstown, Pa S. Troy, N. Y..G. V. S. Quackenbuh & Co - Weitzenkorn 9. JAPANESE SAMPANS, SCUL- D. Gear of Honolulu has arrived here Cedar Falls. Iowa The Leader Jackson, Tenn Sol. Tuchfeid & Sons Plymouth, N. H Toledo, Ohio Monroe Wolverton Cleveland, Ohio Sorosis Shoe Co. Jersey City, N. .The Furst Co. Taunton, Mass D. LING. to defend Captain Young of the J Keniston & Batchelder H. Mason & Son Lucien Concord, N. H W. A. Thompson Me Trenton, N. Updike & FIVE-OARE- D Portland. RInes Brothers Co. J. ...Levi Son 10. WHALE BOATS. United States gunboat Bennington, Cumberland, .Md Gross Bros. Kenton, Ohio J. C. Miller & Son Torrington. No spoon oars. Providence, R. I Conn H. R. Little & Co. who has been ordered before a court-martial Chillicothe, Ohio Cahill Bros. Kansas City, Mo Sorosis Shoe Co. The Shepard Company Tacoma, Wash.. The People's Store Co. 1L SIX-PADD- CANOE. at Mare Island by Secretary Chicago. Ill Sorosis Shoe Co. Kalispel, Mont Kareher & Durall Patchotrue, N. Y C. F. Howell & Co. Topeka, Kan.. Warren M. Crosby & Co. Cambridge, Mass Kane, Pa Engstrom & Skoog 12. SENIOR, PAIR OAR SLIDING of the Navy Bonaparte. Captain Plymouth, Mass B. P. Buck John H. Corcoran & Son Knoxviile, Tenn..M. B. Arnstein & Co. PlainfMd. X. J.. A. E. & A. L Giddes Ttica, N. Y John A. Roberts & Co. SEAT BOATS. Young was in command of the Ben- & & G. Catskill, N. Y Ahreet Cussler Kilmarnock, Scotland.. F. Abbott Philadelnhia. Pa Sorosis Sho Co. ; 13. JUNIOR, PAIR OAR SLIDING nington when one of her boilers blew Cincinnati, Ohio Sorosis Shoe Co. Keokuk, Iowa Piattsburg. X. Y Girard & Byrnes Vancouver, B. C SEAT BOATS. up while the vessel was in the harbor Chambersburg. Pa...E. N. Hutton & Co. Bode & Larson Shoe Co. Paterson, X. Sorosis Co. The Paterson Shoe Co., Ltd. A. J Shoe of ago, caus- Corry, Pa H. L. Spiesman & Son. Key West, Fla Wolkowsky Ft. Townsend. Wash C. II. Olberg Victoria, B. 14. STEAMER BOATS. San Diego, several weeks Columbia, C... ing among Pa...... Jacob Rothschild Potsdam, N. Y E. E. Olmstead The Paterson Shoe Co., Ltd. 15. SAILING CANOES. a terrible loss of life the Charleston. W. Va. ..Palmer & Thomas Littleton, N. H E. H. Gould Pottsville, Vicksburg. Miss & crew. Pa M. A. Stall Co. Brown Baer TWO-OARE- Canandalgua, N. Y. ..Davidson & .Morrell-Princ- e 16. D SHORE BOATS. Park Lewiston, Me. Shoe Co. ore R. Alexander c"luia, .ai ine u. n.. Shoe Store Judge Gear is an oldtime friend of Columbus, Ga....The Sarling Shoe Co. Little Rock. Ark..Gus Blass D. G. Co. Palo Alto, Cal Thoits Bros. Valdosta, Ga Captain Young, and readily consented Colorado Springs, Col B. G. Robbins Lowell, Mass A. G. Pollard & Co. Petoskey, Oliver, come Mich S. Rosenthal & Son Williams & Grimes open all. No entry fees. to from the islands to take care Connellsville, Pa Mace & Co. Los Angeles, Cal A. J. Witherell Port Chester, X. Y E. V. Valparaiso, Ind Races to court-martia- Brophy of l. 1 Specht-Finney-Skinn- his interests before the Clinton, Mass 1. N. Barnes Lockport, N. Y. ..Jas. K. Perry & Co. Portage er on Young La Prairie, Man Co. Formal charges which Columbus. Ohio The Union Lincoln, Neb Rogers & Perkins Co. J. & E. Brown Vienna, Austria Berthold Fassel All rowing races are to be governed Is to be tried have not yet been served Champaign, 111 Wolf Lewis & Co. Lynchburg, Va Kinckle Shoe Co. Presque Tsle. Me Xathan P. Cook on captain. . by the Racing Rules of the Hawaiian the Until that is done, Christiania. Norway .Carsten Schmidt London, England Jas. Spence & Co. Pt. Jervis, X. Y Munnich Bros. "Watertown. .9. William Luck Rowing Association, yacht races by the neither he nor Judge Gear can decide Columbia, Mo E. H. Guitar London (West), England Sorosis Parkersburg, W. Va Brown Bros. White River Junction, Vt Hawaii Yacht upon the nature of his defense, and Chattanooga, Tenn. ..Schwartz & Bro. Shoe Co., Regent House, Regent St. Racing Rules of the make the necessary preparations to Point Pleasant. W. Va. W. II. T.oirr? Cape Town. So. Africa Wheeling, W. Va , dub. that end. Benj. J. Franklin W. A. Hein & Co. Wm. Duncan & Co. Louisville, Ky Levy Bros. Painesville, Ohio Gail G. Grant Washington, D. C...S. Bamberger & Co. J "Captain Young," said Judge Gear ! Williamsport. A entry shall include the name of yesterday, Leeds, England.. Abbott Bros. Petaluma, Cal Keig Shoe Co. Pa John B. Irvln Each "courts the fullest investi- Peekskill, X. Y Wm. Waterville, Me W. S. $4 the boat, or if it has none, the name gation of his official conduct in con- Duluth, Minn WIeland Shoe Co. Lake Charles, La Mrs. J. Muller Lawson Dunham person enters race. Lebanon. Pa Hoffman Bros. Puebla. Mexico...... Chrlstobal Zenizo Westfield, Mass W. R. Smith tf of the who It in the nection with the regrettable Benning- Denver, Col W. S. Little Woburn. Mass ton disaster. He has nothing to con- Decatur, 111. Rodgers & Clark LeRoy, N. Y Heaman & Son Peoria. Ill Wynd & Oechsle James F. McGrath N. Y H. Perth Amboy, X'. Winchendon, Mass T. C. Sparhawk ceal. For obvious reasons it would Detroit, Mich Newcomb-Endico- tt Co. Liberty, J. Sarles Co. J Joseph Bruck will open 8 a. m., Tuesday, Lyons. N. Y Sautter & Shepard Progreso, Yucatan, Mexico Winsted. Conn p. j. ptone Entries at not be proper for Captain Young to Davenport. Iowa S. B. & S. Shoe Co. Wakefield, 12, 1905, & court-martial- Philb-oo- Liverpool, England & G. G. Campos Mass F. I. Sept. at Woods Sheldon's, discuss the forthcoming ." Damariscotta, Me. ....E. E. F. Abbott .Wilkins King street, and will close Thursday, Captain Young, Dubuque. Lewiston, Pa Estate Wm. Johnson Pittsburg. Kan Lesem & Relnberg Wabash. Ind E. L. Bechtol ' who was in the city Iowa Bbtt Bros. Washington, C. Sept. 14, 1905, at 12 m. yesterday, decMned to be interviewed, Dover, N. J Maloney & Ryan London, Eng. i... Patton, Pa Leiden Bros. H., Ohio saying was Sorosis Shoe Co., 83 Brompton Road. Pittsburg, Pa Frank L. Stutson that he not in a position Dublin. Ire Woodstock. Ont apply to to talk at this time, although having Switzer & Co., Ltd., Grafton St. London, Eng Sorosis Shoe Co., 214 6th Street John Agnew For further Information the Sorosis Shoe Co., 19 Grove Pittsburg. Warren. Mass Edward Regatta Committee: C. C. Rhodes, O. nothing to conceal. Both he and Delhi, N. Y M. M. Blakley Westbourne Pa...... Fairbanks Judge Gear, he said, thought Denison, Texas H. R. Sorosis Shoe Co., Penn. Ave. and 5th St. Winnipeg. Man Geo. Ryan Sorenson and W. II. Soper, or the the same Burt , Winston-Sate- m, I on that point. Del Rio, Texas Middletown, X. Y. A. Samuels X. C....D. D. Schouler Secretary. Mo A. E. MURPHY. Roach-McLymo- nt Kr Co. Morristown, N. J..Muchmore & Romain Quebec, Can Leonard Bros.' Warrn"rg. Dawson. Y. T Fred. S. McFarline Malone, N. Y Hoit & Haskeil A. H. Gilkeson Drv Goods 0. BOCKEFELLEB APPEARS Kl Paso. Texas Watson ft Ruff Milford, N. H J. M. Laws Rine, Wis Thos. F. McGraw .Morris Levy Elmira, N. Y Hudson & Hudson Merida, Yucatan, Mex wSter"' X Exeter, N. H D. Sanborn & Co. Rendon y Hno. Sues Reading, Pa Isaac Bear & Co , Ellsworth. Me ....C. L. Morang Manchester, N. H C. B. Wingate Randolph. Vt E. A. wlferbury" "" & PUtnam C' ILL-FITTI- Thomas 8 NG Easton. Pa W. H. Heiberger Marlboro, Mass..D. W. Cosgrove & Co. Rockland, Mass WIG C.L.Stevens -- Enosburg Falls, Vt Farrell Bros. Mobile, Ala. J. J. Damrich 111 Sherwood Company Rockford, Joseph M. Harnett ooster 0hl T':P Eureka. Cal American Shoe Store Manchester, Mass Chas. Hooper Reading. Mass Est. X. Bancroft W H. Wiler E'izabeth City, N. J M. Levy & Sons Medina, X. Y Geo. M. Frary Cleveland, O., Sept. 3 John D. Everett, Wash G. R. Murray Montreal, Can W. H. Stewart Sondout Mleh--Ho- r & Rockefeller appeared at the service of E'yria. Ohio Oren R. Cleveland Mankato, Minn Louis Janda y. ::::::: Jpsilat, Edinburgh. Scotland F. & G. Abbott Minneapolis, Minn Sorosis Shoe Co. - hl 'J- - N' EuWr's FnT AncoveR Euclid-avemi- e Rockport. ind . . the Baptist church this Tea Walker 1?- Pa Socks Brothers morning wearing a wig of steel gray, ml which so changed his appearance AHR.OWQUARTER that SIZE the ushers took him for a new-com- er ALL THE LATEST STYLES IN SOROSIS IN OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT. OLUETT, PEABODY & CO., and ' MM CMS Or CVOfTT At msa.m extended an invitation to him to 'J. attend the services regularly. The wig was a misfit, in that it did NOTICE. not conform to the lines of the wearer's head, giving the exposed space a novel appearance. Friends said after THE RED FRONT the services that thev knew no reason la still at the corner of Queen and why Kor-kefelle- r had begun wearing a Nuuanu and carries a full line of wicr. Rockefeller did not appear em- O B clothing and gents' goods. barrassed when the ushers failed to -- COMPLY Store open till 8 o'clock every even eeoguize him. lie passed the matter 9 lug. Aim a smiie. ALAKEA STREET. I

I CTHD PACIFIC COR22RCDCC ADVERTISES, HOUOLTOU, SEPTEMBER 13, I90. n I ..m t Y i? i na train Visrl aavar f iiiVtf!aa r The pack train was charged and rout-'jTU- C PHAUfiP flF 'I IFF XS2O0a XEO? K3 ed bv a rhinoceros. One of the attend- - I WllMHUt SJi fall b FEATS OF ants killed an animal. He was immediately charged by another of them. INTELLIGENTWOMEN PREPARE The pair appeared suddenly from the NEW ARRIVAL jungle, charged the train, routed it, and then carelessly walked off. It was Dangers and Pain of This Critical Period OF" SLAND GIRL one of the pleasantries of this for- Avoided by the Use of Lydla K. Pink-bam- 's midable beast, which it is the ambi- Vegetable Compound. tion of all hunters to kill. The rhinos travel only in jiairs. How many wo Telephone Main 424 After a glorious month spent in this men realize that Woolen Dress Goods V (Continued from Page 1.) exciting district, they resumed the the most critical going period in a wo-- j ml - game shall be protected railroad travel, to Port Florence, lation that all where is the terminus at Lake Vic- man's existence We have received new lines of Dress Goods which we of the . are for three miles on either side toria Nyanza of the railroad, whose is the change of offering railroad, and these wild animals had life, and that the , at SPECIAL LOW PRICES. length is 584 miles. ; to the or discovered that total The railroad by somehow other climbs to an elevation of 7410 feet on anxiety felt they women as ; Ie the NOTE. when they came near the tracks way to the lake, and passes this were perfectly safe. At Nakuru, 448 its time draws near Exceptional Good Values ZSin. Albertross, all wool, you wish to rent a house; If you through some dense forests of cedar If miles from Mombassa, they left the pack is not without special (to. wish to buy a house or desire anything - trees. The hunters and their reason ? railroad, in the Great- Rift valley. Nyanza in ALPACA Voiles 36in., appertaining to the REAL ESTATE They were followed by Innumerable train left Lake Victoria and If her system is in a deranged condi- all wool, special BUSINESS, Rive us a struck out for themselves to the north, tion, or she is predisposed apoplexy 44 5c or AUCTION black porters, who represented three through to in. black Alpaca, all wool, ealL to whom traveling at first the. fertile, or congestion of any organ, it is at this special 42in. Etamine, wool, or four different tribes; and well populated Kavarondo district. The 65c. yd. all best they paid 10 rupees apiece a month. time likely to become active and. with grade, special i yd. fourth day's march, however, brought a host of nervous irritations, make life 44in. black extra heavy qual- FISHER, ABLES CO., LTD., Miss Alexander says that though these country ity Alpaca, special 83c. 44in. Silk and Wool Henriet- natives are somewhat civilized, were them into a wild inhabited a burden. . ta Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. only by a few wandering Naudi At this time, also, cancers and tumors 44in. cream white, excellent Jl yd. the British influence removed they game grade, special 75c. Cornet Fort and Queen Sts. would relapse speedily into barbarism. hunters, who secured all their are more liable to begin their destruc- They are as simple as children, and by means of poisoned arrows. They tive work. Such warning symptoms as A full line of grey44in. Al- wholly route, sense diz-dnes-s, pacas, 75c. up. their habits of living are still more passed over a trailless a of suffocation, hot flashes, from to and were frequently forced to stop to headache, dread of impending Challies DAY primitive. Their chief joy in life is bridges, evil, ears, pal- THIS stuff to the utmost. build their own where travel- sounds in the timidity, LADIES' CLOTH themselves ers had not passed before. Two days' pitation of the heart, sparks before A large line of figured Chal- tosis eyes, irregularities, constipation, WEDNESDAY of were quite the 52in. heavy lies, all wool 40c yd. transportation, useless lhey could"T cross the"Vstream" " variable appetite, weakness and inqui- grade Ladies 13, in the trackless wilderness the hunters etude are promptly heeded by intelli- Cloth in navy, black, greys French Flannels, excellent SEPTEMBER 1905. were about to enter. There was no For this second expedition another in mixtures yd. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M-- . procured, gent women who are approaching the and Garnet. .Jl quality, special ...... 35c. yd. way to hunt except on foot. In that set of porters had to be and period of life when woman's great At our salesroom, corner Fort and fashion they all set out on their great the party found it also desirable to change may be expected. ' carry fewer provisions, having been 1 tuceu sumo, w c m journey of 800 miles, including the Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- e. eighty-mil- e trip to Lake Baringo, overhampered on the first. On this gone one pound is the world's greatest remedy paeiFie ;o11 trip into the wild they were import which was their first objective. for women at this trying period, and from Port Florence. Arriving er CoJ J HODSEHULD FDRN1TDRE It was the Alexanders' intention to month may be relied upon to overcome all dis- e. ground, Gwas In- 10e CoJ 1 visit Lake Victoria Nyanza, and after-- at their hunting the tressing symptoms and carry them ward Lake Albert and the Ruwenzori gishu plateau, they found the complete safely through, to a healthy and happy . REFRIGERATORS, region promising good i QARDEN UTENSILS, mountains. The latter lake was cross- - wilderness of the old age. Baby Grand Piano, ed to the west of Lake Victoria Nvan- - sport. On the west Mount Elgon rose Lvdia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-- to a height of 13,000 feet The plateau .. :U rl1 Children's Carriage, za. But first, on foot from the rail- pound invigorates and strengthens the PRIMO LAGER & Excellent Century Refrigerator, road, they made the eighty miles to itself was lofty and covered with tall female organism, ana builds up the Caf I grass. It has a splendid climate. They nervous system as no eweiya J Cheffonier. Lake Baringo, where they found the weakened other all-round game best hunting of British East hunted daily and was plentiful. medicine can - ErDQ7 f I Oak Bedstead. - AND- Domestic Sewing Machine, Africa. They stayed there a month. The hartebeest abounded. This animal Mrs A. E. Q. Hyland, of Chester- is like a large antelope, with huge town, Md., a to Mrs. Fink shbonj i Hats. It was here they got the first rhinoc- in letter ... Shoes, eros and the first eland. They hunted horns. ham, says : going Miss Dear Mrs. Pinkham : Col Dry Goods. daily, out in the mornings. At On the testimony of her father, Electric Light Shades, noon they p?ched tent. This was a meas- Alexander in the encounters with dan- - i "I had been suffering with falling of the WURZBURQER ure of precaution, regularly as was any man. womb for years and was passing through the k Sobj Counter. for animals brave as change of life. My worn D was Daaiy swollen ; noon , . Lnerj Pommei Slickers. came. a terrific thunderstorm They were face to face with some of j deal of soreness, dizzy spells, Underciothins, broke. This phenomenon was the in- these beasts. Her description of her , headaches, and was very nervous. I wrote Bicycle?.. variable case throughout their two meeting with wild animals is very you for advice and commenced .rixri,1! T nut with I with Lvdia E. Pinkham's Veeeta BEER Is Lanai Chairs, months of adventures in the jungle. "nna mnrninf was Ol J Ppundas you directed and lam happy tosay . At Lake Baringo they found the mv native gunbearer. We sighted a Monlt Etc, Etc. that all those distressing symptoms left me, Kitchen Tables, largest antelope in Africa. There was splendid herd of thirty-fiv- e giraffes. and I Lave passed safely through the change are pure, wholesome and delicious. If you. Leggins, ' H the impalla, an animal of the antelope We had special permission to shoot one of life a well woman." Pong j breed. With the eland there was also giraffe, which animals are scarce and is Cot Ting Sets, For special advice regarding this im haven't tried them order a case. You'll never Plow Shoes, the oryx, two varieties of beast that infrequently encountered. The gun- - portant period women are invited to are extremely rare, even in this para- - hearer "called my attention to the ap-di- se dsCa Scales, write to Mrs. Pinkham for advice. It regret having done so. These beers are made Washington Lights. of sport. On their way to the lake proaching herd. They were fully a Is free and always helpful. Orockery, they shot a Grant gazelle. I couple of miles away, making directly right and bottled right and can not fail ta Co. A strange sight was encountered us. Of noble height, they stood & Lawn Mowers, at toward Son ."" lake. young Pipes, . the The warriors of a on the slope of a hill, their necks great please. , In& Pencils, Massai village held a savage dance. I stretched out. We hid in the grass. and lashed his tail about in a Weird was spectacle, by garish a moment seemed to fury. It was a dangerou.s matter to Children's Shoes, the the .The giraffes for follow him reeds, although QuH Horse Brushes, light in the forest clearing. Fantas- - scent us, but evidently concluding there into the in thert ! our excitement we were up to our tically arrayed, young no on a gallop -- Lead Pencils, the black was danger, started gunbearer waded MAIN MAIN MAIN MAIN 251 MAIN 251: Prints, Draves rormed a circle. They leaped down the hill, zigzaggeing the slope. waists in water. The 251 251 251 St Ca - in and found the stains of blood. We Flannels, into their places and kept up a curl-- was a curious, beautiful sight. The I h Son it were sorry to be forced to desist, but "White Duck . ous jumping. It was more athletic herd was making directly for us, but k Br strenuous terp- - in the excitement of other adventures mm Undershirts, and than artistic and we luckily escaped their charge. I was forgot our disappointment. "Mirrors, 1 sichorean. Jingling bells were lashed terribly disappointed In not having my Telephone Changed. MAIN n Co. r "We took a little steamer and crossed 53 j BABY GRAND PIANO, to their legs below the knee. Tribes camera, which was with the luggage I &Ca f 1 men up to Entebbe, on the west side of Lake clapped their hands and kept in the rear. I was so interested in We beg to inform our patrons our telephone, Blua 2511, aseia Silver Plated "Ware, a. not try to Victoria Nyanza. Afterward we visit that former II Table, etc., etc. slow cnant wmle the braves exerted watching them that I did - 251. Dining Extension themselves. They continued at this Use my rifle." ed the Ripon falls, which are the head has been changed to MAIN ALSO sport waters of the Nile. While on the bank I furious for hours. A DROVE OF LIONS. Estes ' At this .wonderful stand of Lake we saw a hippopotamus swing his huge King A ' Baringo they brought down the There was an exciting brush with body out into the river. Bros, if j PIGEONS strange hartebeest, a long-horn- ed ani lions on the Gwas Ingishu plateau. "It "After our trip across the lake we vag5 mal, and the sebras whose beautiful "was near noon. I was with my father took the train for Port Florence. It C. Q. YEE HOP & CO. I! comprising: drawing-roo- m skins now lie on the and the gunbearer. We were moving wa in the vicinity of this place that Ln nelly Fan Tails, floor of the Alexander home in camp. We had about reached our new we hunted elephants, and we cnanced Kahikinui Meat Market. . Pouters, camping place on the border of a on them accidentally. We went to I .Rufrie isecks, ana marsh. My gunbearer suddenly stop- Kajabi, where the American mission ommon. HUNTING FIERCE RHINOCEROS. ped, and uttered the exclamation is located. The house is two miles MAIN 251 -- MAIN 251 MAIN 251 MAIN 251 MAIN 251: Their rhinoceros hunt was the height "Cimba!" This meant "Hon-.- and the from the station. The people never i WISHER, ABLES CO., LTD., of fierce sport. He is a dangerous party was thrown on the defense. At move carrying rifle. e Cori i about without a to us. The monkey skins are thereof In the Corporation Court of the bUtt AUCTIONEERS. beast, and does not hesitate a minute the .same moment the heads of tmee Quiet country, wasn't it? The reason ins to charge his pursuers. He is lionesses appeared above the tall grass was buffalo worth $25 in London. city of Houston, shall be fined In any 'anty 1it1 render the herds of that inhabited sum not to exceed $100. id Co I ! ed more foolhardy by his bad eyes. of the marsh. A nice, quiet little place the neighborhood. The buffalo is the BAGGING LEADER OF ELE . and makes a furious charge, directed to pitch one's camp! They were about keenest animal in Africa. He is ex PHANTS. Postponed Sale by his wonderfully keen sense of smell. 200 yards away, and we had oar guns tremely dangerous, and when wounded, Miners and operatorsf In the an-- morning we were a , Son. If wounded, he charges Instantly. He raised to shoot, when the gunbearer the herd .surrounds you. We had a "One after rhi thracite coal districts are preparing for possesses a great courage. In order to stopped us. He motioned ror us to get monkey hunt one morning. The mon noceros. The voods where we were the greatest struggle in their history, ynoh Sept 16, 1905, are most dangerous part of the which is scheduled to begin .' t kill, one must wait till within twenty nearer. The slight delay was fatal, for keys live at this high elevation the next . that AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., yards of the rhinoceros before shoot- they saw us and started up. They of 8000 feet are called the Colabus country. You are likely to run Into spring. "There will be no permanent Die only yard,s a rhinoceros, an elephant or a bufralo peace in the anthracite regions until Co. We will sell at the store in the ing. Practically, the hunter has just had moved a few when we monkeys. They inhabit the topmost at any time, and then you have a fight the union is recognized and an eight-hour &C Alexander Young Building adjoininj this one shoot. If he does not hit the heard a terrific splashing in the water. branches of the cedar trees. Rarely do fore-should- er, guns - on your hands. We followed up this day granted," said President John rton the entrance to the Hotel, rhinoceros in the neck or With our ready we ran to the they come to the ground.- They travel the only parts where he is vulnerable, edge of the water. We saw a grand among the huge branches in beautiful particular rhinoceros for several hours. Mitchell. Son savage is on light- sight. sprang companies, troops The hearing of this is excellent, " 1 'i.'jgm Son the beast him like At least ten lions springing from limb beat ning. expertness Alexan- through reeds. 100 you. was and he was making: good his escape. Co. Sewing Machines The of the t" The center of the to limb feet above It a ders was proved, and their rhinoceros marsh wn about a mile across. There case of a straight-u- p shot with the Just as we were about to leave the C. ALL NEW ALL NEW. was reduced with their first shot to a stampede among the great anl- - I Winchester. We were allowed two for woods and go back to the mission a FOR WEAK MEN Co. w with us spied fresh of Drop-Hea- sitting photograph. mals. We fired. We wounded one, and each hunter, took here, as we did native tracks Being 2 d Domestic with for his and elephant. porters quite 18 Box Top But the porters who had charge of thought we had him, for he stopped all along the route, all that was com the The hunted Co. chain and lock stitch, and a while through the thick brush. Then Lock Stitch Domestic Machines. we heard a terrific .crashing through ALL MUST BE SOLD. the bushes and trees. Three elephants U3. appeared thirty yard to our right. My These sewing machines are the well sell now in father lired at the largest one. We Ltd. known DOMESTIC and took our positions behind trees. ?53 the stand the laer San Francisco at for A herd of thirty animals was upon $70 for the DROP HEAD. :ore machine and up us. By firing we divided the herd. Thev are not cheao machines put Some came down to the left of our for auction or what is disposed of by anideiPffle mes party. We got foremost, stopping With Free 8asjniory. department stores. the su him with one shot. We severely your f Th noMESTIG machine has no MISS bringing If manly strength has been Co. available GREW LEWIS' HAIR wounded the second, the herd by dissipations of youth or ;sel V perior and few equals, and is to a standstill. They began circling. waited the for all family work. AND WE CAN swinging around with their heads to tf maturity, overwork, worry or lck-ns-8, Will sell your own figure. I can promise if you will wear ack I f at m. the center. This is their method of Tho auction takes place at 10 a. defense. Then they started off at a oay belt that you will regain the vlor nra hove pnM srp the .services of ir3 rolling gallop to the north, and we lost ud pleasure of perfect etrengtk. ff h well known machine man, Mr. J. PROVE IT sight of them. They travel with ex Co. H on hand the M. DAVIS, who will be The Gnat Danderlne Never Fails to Produce the Desired Results treme rapidity when wounded or star DR. MCLAUGHLIN'S ELECTRIC BELT dar nreoeedlne the sale to acquaint tled, and keep going for a whole day with the use of at Cure weakness ln Men and Women. (prospective purchasers AISS Lewis' and length when a time. the attachments ana oxnerwise w hair was very thin it was less than two feet in Weak Backs, Rheumatism, Stomach, . 'all were amply repaid for our trip, it t tmi rt- she began using Danderine. She says her hair and scalp are now fairly "We Kidney and Liver Troubles, Constlpa despite the great amount of red tape All machines on exhibition the day teeming with new life and vigor. tlon and all Nervous Diseases. involved in our dealings with the au you In-le-ee before the sale. the main secret of this great remedy's success as a hair grower. It en- FREE BOOK If can't call. That's thoritie. All our trophies were In will mall, livens, invigorates fairly electrifies of the country. this ad and I sealed I ind the and tiSSUSS spected before leaving the The 80-oa- ir.9 CO., LTD., hair glands and free, my beautiful Illustrated ge to! ? FISHER, ABLES scalp, causing unusual and unheard-o- f activity on the part of these two must impor- experience is valuable, as the sort of AUCTIONEERS. hunting we in East Africa book, which tells all. Address tant organs, resulting in a strenuous and continuous growth encountered m. son is rapidly becoming exhausted, and will de. o. Mclaughlin, of the hair. soon pass away." OS MARKET ST., AbOT E11U, BAN FEAK CISCO, CAX ' U TO RENT I 1 A A The following is a reproduction of Miss Lewis last letter: A singular fatality seemed to attend 80 the party. While In Rhodesia, a fatal !er COTTAGE. corner January 3, 1903. accident befell Mr. Alexander, who FURNISHED 1 ' Pawaa lane and Young streets, being H De.r Doctor Knowltonr had escaped the dangers of the forest. AUTOMOBILES f I falls, where men were ex Waikiki mauka corner. I You know told you in my first letter that my hair would At Victoria At reasonte prices on call day or vy 7 furnished if reach much below my shoulders, and that all of it together cavating for a bridge, a falling rock Contains rooms nicely finally suc night. Jr. with Piano: laree garden (.like a h'l I only made one tiny braid. injured his foot, and he M I am sending you my photograph, which I had taken at Stevens cumbed to the effects of the injury. . I been for disaster Miss CLUB STABLES io. Can be seen at any time. Key at It tells the whole story better than can tell it. Had it not this Everybody 1 know is using Danderine, so you see I am doing Alexander would be aeain in Africa, Fort, above Hotel street. Telephone Ewa mauka corner. - 109. f W ft; , . I something to show my appreciation. for her love for forest adventure is Main nf V courage. er; Sincerely yours, (Miss) EVA LEWIS. now as strong as her FISHER, ABLES CO., LTD. PAUL G. CLARK. on AUCTIONEERS. makes the scalp healthy and fertile and keeps it c Danderine The City Commission of Houston, JNO. CASSIDY, It is greatest ns so. the greatest scalp fertilizer and therefore the Tex., adopted the ronowing ordi halr-prOdUCi- has r LET ng remedy the world has ever known nance: TO It is a natural food and a wholesome medicine for both the hair Electrical 1 any per and scalp. Section Hereafter male W o Even a 25c bottle of it will put more son in the city of Houston who shall r er. Cottage 915 Alder St genuine life in your hair than a gallon of tare at or make what is commonly 159 KING ST. TEL. MAIN 153. any other hair tonic ever made. It shows called "goo-goo- " eyes at or in any oth- (Being street WaikikI of Piikol street, look or make remarks to con- results from the very start. er manner at off makal side of King street), r concerning, or cough, or whistle at, tains 6 rooms, bath, servants' quarters, NOW at all druggists in three sizes. do any act to attract the at- - D. WICKE, 1 . or other F. etc, all in excellent condition. 25 centit, 60 cents and S per bottle ention of any woman, or female per- - seen to be appreciated. To shew how quickly Danderine acts we trfll send on, upon or traveling the streets of CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Must be FREE. a largo sample tr e by return ir.ail to any one wlio or a man-- Rent J20.00. sends this advertisement to the Know Iron Dan iouston, with the intent, in Store Fittings a Specialty. EVA LEWIS derine Co, Cbicago.wlth their name and address and 10 ceius in to annoy, or to attempt Key office. 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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 13, 1905. 4 1KB PACXFXO CQNDENSEQ THE It Is Cool J FBd: ' TKE3E DATS COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER LATEST COAST FILES At HALE1WA I They Must Go Back EDITOR. JUST THE PLACE TO IfALTEE C. SMITH SPEND YOUR VACATION. 0 WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 13. Chicago had the worst thunderstorm mmmmmmmmmm S!mmSSmm in its history the night of September 0 1st. THE BEST OF EVERYTHING We have just received a large consignment of pictures THE BENNINGTON CASE. t The plague has reached Zanzibar. All , 0 of Sf-attl- e is battling with an enldemic i Sorts of Amusement-- various kinds selected by a New York art dealer in Europe. Y report of the court of inquiry in the Bennington case declares tnat of typhoid. All Kinds of Recreation, tkt This season's favorites are included in the explosion was caused by excessive pressure in Boiler ."B," and goes on to Hezekiah Butterworth, the author, All the Comforts of Home. t the collection, ay that this excessive pressure came about through the mistake of Fireman died September 5th at tls home at 0 which has been sent on approval, and the pictures not put in barren, R-- D N Holland, who closed the valve connecting the boiler with the steam A crank in San Diego drank carbolic stock must be returned by the next Alameda. air-coc- k as Le had been ordered to 0 gauge, msieau of the valve on the alone, acid, saying his faith would save him. Tickets and minration at Oahu do by Frank de Courtani, the acting water-tender- . As a result of this mistake, rrhe doct0rs failed. Railway station and Trent & Co., or 0 Patrons of art will have an opportunity during the present steam-gaug- nre- - ring up Haleiwa Hotel, King 53. the e failed to register the pressure in the Doner, tenner tne It is announced that by June 1st, 1906, week to choose from the whole consignment. , steam-gaug- e - On Sundays the Haleiwa Limited, a mxm Belland nor the water-tender- De Courtani, noticed that the there will be a continuous trolley ser- two-hour train, leaves at 8:22 a, m.; 0 ,ot recording and continued pushing the fires on this boiler. The safety n wuwu 10 cw iurK-- University returning, arrives in Honolulu at 10:10 1 .1 At- .- 1,0,1 i.cr, anri ttpd sinn'Tii1v.- "w York's Settlement, 0 Vr lU - nrimnid greategt cnarities js con P. m. 1904, although orders had ueen given lor mis 10 w uoue in .uarcu, vulsed by scandalous disclosures. . . - . 1 1 1 1 ' .A-- . s t 0 safety-valve- were set at iio pounus, annougn oruers nau vtxu given1.eu ruuie Marshall Field, the multi-millionai- re from Honolulu to keep the pressure down, to 130 to 135 pounds. The hand gear merchant of Chicago, has been married Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd. 70 0 safety-valve- s was not working and the valves failed at to Mrs. Delea Spencer Caton, aged for liftiag the in order, ART t lift at th nrRnre for which thev were set. The pressure increased without ROOM. - - x n. .v. vs i Cupid has wrought havoc in the reuei mui it was oeyonu me nruglu ui. me r, - rankg of th& public teacne in 0 vrenki part. E. B. Ferguson the chief machinists' mate, on watch in charge Chicago; at least forty have married to under his charge summer. f tfc engine and fire rooms, failed inspect boiler "B" this a also to cause steam-gaug- e to be A bomb exploded with force while steam was beinz raised, and failed the terrific mm am f S Jtmiii Hum li nt iM. i w5fc h hn;i cn tne Marine Parade, Barcelona, Sep ilMMPl , , w , . . , . ... . tember 3rd, killing six holiday makers .JMgarcung tjnaries 1 . waae, me ensign in cuarge ui me wum fwm, nuvui anJ many. the court found guilty of neglect, the Xew York Tribune says: l The merchants of Barcelona have THE FINEST Remington Standard Typewriter The incompetency which Mr. Wade seemingly exhibited is so amaz-h- g united in a manifesto demanding the ASSORTMENT OF abolition of the present police as being Eight models ranging in price from that the public will regard it with indignation. It is impossible Incompetent to prevent an anarchist A, B, C of steam engineering; to believe that he did not know the and, outbreak. $97.50 TO $150.00. whatever was the ignorance which he displayed, there is yet a positive Sam S. and Lee Shubert, Sold on Easy Terms. disobedience of instructions for him to explain. is the title of the new $1,400,000 . . . SPONGES ALSO corporation organized to fight the the Tkd Baltimore Sun says: ; atrical trust. David Belasco and other A new line of It may be questioned, in view of the Bennington explosion, whether independents are lending financial and JUST RECEIVED the Navy Department's policy of restricting engineering appointments' moral support." reported In in the navy to graduates at Annapolis is best for the service. The It is here, through the fluence of a German Prince, the Ham FromVICTOR$36.00 up on easy terms. Supplies graduates of the Naval Academy are bright fellows, no doubt, but burg-Americ- an Steamship Company for all office auto- oaly a few of them have a talent for mathematics, physics, mechanics has secured large contracts for the matic machinery. Repairing a specialty. and other like sciences that underlie the engineer's equipment. It is taking home of the Russian prisoners In Japan at 582.50 per head. well known, that there is. difficulty in getting from their number enough General Chaffee has issued a general From 5c to $2.51 men to take post-gradua- te courses at the Boston Technological School oraer putting into immediate effect a Office m p Hawaiian and thus prepare themselves for the engine-roo- and machine-sho- of new and thorough system of education Specialty Co. 1 the modern battleship or cruiser. The result is that the service is short for army officers. The post command- - A Piece Tel. Main 15. 72 King street. of eapable trained men who know how to handle boilers, engines, repair ! ers will be in charge of the schools and the courses will be both theoretical shops, electrical installation, etc. The Bennington is not the first of and practical. our warships to be injured by reason of insufficient attention in the J A fire at Adrianople caused enormous engineering department. The remedy, it seems, is to inject some new damage. Seven thousand houses were blood from civil life into the engineering departments of our ships. J destroyed in the Greek, Armenian, Bul Hollister Drug garian and Jewish quarters. There . . It ie all very well to reserve good berths for Annapolis graduates, but were many victims. With the excep-- COMPANT. The Need of . the practice is carried too far when it results in starving the engine-room- s. tion of the Catholic church, the a; There are many graduates yearly from our technological schools mosques, the schools, a convent and the who are as capable as any can be found. The engineering depart- telegraph offices, few buildings were that insured. ment of the navy ought to be recruited in part from this outside talent, Dr. Louis L. Seaman, the great ex ELECTRICITY which has been educated in the art of ship construction, management pert on army sanitation who is just and repair. It is possible to carry too far the policy of keeping all back from two years' with the' Russian J J J j .. appointments in the. navy for naval officers, especially when no and Japanese armies calls the peace of j Portsmouth "one of greatest mis-- . tion is made of classes of appointments for which Annapolis graduates the ! takes of the century." He says Rus Whether a man be rich or poor he needs Electric Light ", have no special qualifications. sia will not long consent to be bottled in his house ; for, if he is rich, it helps him to see how com- ; up and eventually the two nations fortable he is, and if he is poor must fight their battles all over to a it shows him the need of am- : . TAPAN'S FOREIGN COMMERCE. bition and effort. The remarkable growth of Japanese foreign commerce during the first six Ensign Charles T. Wade of the The use of Electric Light in the home means good and onth9 of this year, especially of imports from foreign countries, is shown in sufficient light, pure air and safety. Appreciable aids to the N0 QUESTION AfSOUTlrnf-- I the Jnne Monthly Keturn of the Foreign Trade of the Empire of Japan, a - riN60NCr rn occupant of the home to dwell in greater in connection with the recent explo- I &DrATrr iMiscnuf Mr mti ill comfort. eopy of which, official publication has just reached the Department of Com-- sion on the Bennington, was operated 3 merce ana .Labor through its Bureau of Statistics. 'tSSi.....i .. c""ju iwvu . . hospital opera- - - for appendicitis. The , As compared with the six months' figures for the previous year, the ira- tion was successfui and Ensign Wade ports show the remarkable increase of 56.9 per cent, from $90,952,000 to $142,-- is reported to be on the road to re- - covery. .' 659,000, while exports for the same period show a relatively insignificant 4i HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC erowth of less than 4 per cent., from $68,458,000 to $71,098,000. ' evr Tor"k interests have secured FOR CO. of note contracts for the construction of an Limited. It is interest to that, while the largest increases in imports are a 1 pytpnsivp munir-in- poftri( troofinn Office, King credited to the United States, the United Kingdom, and British India, the system in London and are also engag- - 5HUR ON and Alakea Sts. 'Phone, Main 390. largest increases in exports occur under the head of China, United States and ed In the erection of up-to-d- ate Amer- - AND ALL OTHER Korea. Thus imports from the United States for the first six months of the lcan lines of hu"e hotels, apartment- - Desirable Mountings, year 1905 were $31,921,000, as against $13,328,000 during the same period of ifh ropo aS?oSS pSts'of FOR 1904; imports from the HJnited Kingdom were $32,623,000, as against $16,982,- - the United Kingdom. These contracts 000; imports from British India were $34,034,000, involve the expenditure PERFECT SERVICE as against $21,092,000; while of close to SATISFACTORY TO There i3 a Certain imnorts from Germany are stated as $10,794,000 for th first S;Y ana tne placing of big or TOUR mtu ders for various construction materials EYES AND TO YOUR PURSE this year, as against $6,985,000 for the same period of the year 1904. As in the United States. LET US RECOMMEND OUR OP regards imports from other countries, they have increased at a much lower Jlu Jitsu, the Japanese art of self- - TICAL DEPARTMENT. rate, or else show decreases. defense, it to be taught MANY YEARS PRACTICE at Stanford GIVES US SH , The exports during the same periods were largest University. Two Japanese students THE RIGHT TO 0 for China, which is who have recently SPEAK OF OUR WORK. credited with $21,932,000 as compared with $14,953,000 during the first six entered the univer sity, Katakura and Zuzuki, have been in every woman 3 uxlcu uwra xicit among me countries to wnicn appointed regular instructors in the H. F. WICBMAN & CO., who wears our $3.50 Japanese products are destined, the figures for the first six months of 1905 gymnasium and will conduct classes LIMITED. I r-- I i.jfe 63. 50 shoes. We have just opened a hand being $20,304,000 as against $19,910,000 for the previous year. In the third in the var5ous forms of athletics that FORT STREET. I some Colored Kid Oxford with flexible hand-we- lt place now stands Korea, with $5,852,000 as against $3,840,000 for the same sole and Cuban heel, which is the height of fashion. We do not claim to be only period of 1904. The exports to the other countries are felatively small and, willTnViLlTLSteach the fine points the house of tumbling, carrying $3.50 shoes. We do claim, however, that we are showing moreover, show decreases Thus, exports to France, one of Japan's large cus- - wrestling1 and physical development. the " BEST QUALITY possible. We buy DIRECT from factory tomers of silk, have fallen from $7,117,000 during the first six 1904 I " """"-- the and this months of enables us to have better shoes more advantageous to $5,401,000 during the first six months of 1905. ' at prices than any The exports to the United WE ARE XOW SHOWING A XEW store in town. We cordially invite inspection. Kingdom have likewise decreased from $4,343,000 to $3,335,000, while ex-- AND COMPLETE LINE OF ports to Germany have fallen from $1,098,000 in 1904 to $1,045,000 in 1905. The leading position of the United States in Japanese foreign commerce is seen country " anutacturers' Shoe Company, Ltd. from the fact that this furnished 22.4 per cent, of the total im TAKE fcJtfll ports during the first six months of 1905, as compared with 14.7 per cent, of 1051 Fort St., Honolulu. the total imports during the same period of 1904, and is credited with 28.6 SNAPSHOT tT 7 I per cent, of the total domestic exports duting 33 the first half year in 1905, as of y? ft compared with 29,1 per cent, of the total domestic exports of Japan for the THE tM first six months in 1904. r o and o WINNER. CzVZSjv HEALANI and MYRTL lhe gains in imports anect not only such articles increased consumption of which was to be expected because of the war, such as flour, beans and peas, woolens and worsteds, cotton manufactures, blankets, sole leather, etc., but If you are interested in you other, articles as well, increased importations of which are the sign of sports will find a Initial Silk Handker- best Kodak invaluable industrial growth and expansion. Among in- for the latter, the most notable taking interesting pic- creases are shown by raw cotton, the imports of which have almost doubled in liisliiiili tures of different chiefs 50 cents each. value, by manufactures of iron and steel, machinery, etc phases of sporting The only articles of importance the imports of which show decreases dur- - events. A collection AT pnmiMiriwl V . : 1 of photos will be inr th first SIT months of 190n 99 win I1UU 1U inni such ' . " Perfect FIT is the distinguishfng are coal, sugar and kerosene oil. The" decrease the an enduring delight and in importation of sugar is mark of these garments, which are in time possess his- Nuuanu Street, most striking, and is probably due chiefly to' right-an- the higher import duties on sugar made right, look are right. torical value. : : : SAYFfii mA'S Just Mauka of Hotel imposed last year, the results of which are seen in extraordinarily heavy im They give to the wearer that distinc year tive individuality which marks ti e portations during the 1904. correct two dresser. HONOLULU . The largest items of importation appear to be raw cotton, about one-thir- d of which is credited to the United States, and rice, the importations of Photo Supply Co., White Wash SkirJs. ""ORT STREET. . which assumed large proportions for the first time in 1903, and continue to r-- T. lead all other items, with the exception of raw cotton. In these we are showing a variety Cahalan About 38 per cent. styles, all imports of $142,659,000 the latest cuts, in LINENS. Formerly with E, R. Bath, has taken charge i the of the total during the first half of the present year is PIQUES. MERCERIZED COTTONS FISCHER HA 80S represented by the imports of the two items just named and INDIAN HEAD MUSLIN. PLUMBING DEPARTMENT PRICES $2.50 to $6.C0 We are agents for the famous of Fischer Pianos, and if you don't The origin of the fire that caused the explosion which destroyed the great Linen Wash Coats. care to pay cash down, have an in- Japanese battleship Mikasa may never be explained. The wonder is that steel stalment plan that will interest At 85 King Street. ships filled with electrical dynamos and other apparatus, with magazines close White Linen 3-- 4 Box Coats $6.75 ea. you. to deadly wires and to bunkers of coal which generate spontaneous combustion, Full Length White Linen Dus- rt'AIIAN NEWS Co , Ltd, t-- ters the whole threatened boilers and furnaces that such ships usually escape $7.00 ea. Young Building Store. twin(T 11 1 Full Length Brown Linen Dus- - blown 1- Manv - narrow psoanci TrVii.ti v v r r.- j have- nf ,. uov o ucru ; several ters SI (10 ft in our navy, but such disasters as those of Mikasa and the Bennington are few 'Same "CaPe QUALITY. ECONOMY. and far between. th 3o e a' METROSTYLE pianolas o- - play the rolls that the greatest IE3 pianists in the world have marked, O were only grand thirty-tw- o There thirty prizes, gold medals, twenty-seve- n in the same manner, and at the silver medals and thirty-tw- o bronze medals given for the entire agricultural same tempo as these artists ren- S3Zonol"u.lio. Soap Coj dered them. "Worlrs exhibit at St. Louis. The Hawaii Experiment Station received one silver medal and one bronze medal. Eh ers BWRSTKOMMTjaTC CO. TD . FRED. t. WALDRON, I GOOD GOODS. AGENTS. Odd Fellows Bldg. SprecEels BlocJL PACIFIC COMMERCIAL f THE ADVERTISER HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 13, 1 90s. p

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jrfcether your detinailm m Our specially constructed safe deposit vaults are Impregnable THE RIVAL DOINGS OF SPORTSMEN HOLIDAY against the ravages of fire and attack by burglars. The time Denver, lock system governs the open lag ROWERS ALL OVER THE of the vaults and . the boxee Kansas City, UNIVERSE BASEBALL themselves can only be had ae cess to through the medium, of St. Louis, the master key together witta Strengh Weakness the key held by each individual and Eiks and H. A. Cs. to box renter. Chicago, Hogkilling at the Bay-Tro- tter Dies in Harness-Fitzsimm- ons of the Various Meet for or another eastern city, by all Would Fight Daniels Sixth means travel on tbe Crews, Time. Champion Swimmer. v Both Healani and Myrtle crews 1 Denver and are On Saturday, Regatta Day, the Elks hard at it in preparation for Regatta and Honolalus will cross bats for the Day and last night saw great RioGrande.RR activity sixth time this year on the local dia- Id the boathouses The Turf The Ring. and view the most beautiful at and some good work mond. LIMITED., done. A coup aceoery In America by daylight. big was brought off at Bob Fitzsimmons wants to fight Mar- The day is a holiday and the crowd Fort Street, The Myrtle Seniors took things Sheepshead Bay over Fine Cloth, son vin Hart to a finish a Honolulu. AND for guaranteed promises to be as big or bigger than THROUGH SLEEPING easily, but what they did do was done of Sysonby's sire, Melton and Fiona. purse of $20,000. DINING CARS TO Alii that which thronged the grandstand J POINTS. in unexceptionable style. The boat is The colt was imported a year ago. He Willie Lewis of 2s ew York got the and bleachers on Labor Day. a good one throughout, with the possi- started once at Saratoga, quoted at decision over Jack O'Keefe of Chicago The results of past games between Handsomely Illustrated book ble exception of Crabbe at No. 4, who 200 and finished in the ruck. On Sept. after a fifteen-roun- d battle in the the two nines have been as follows: WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. I: Of mailed free; write to & travel takes things a bit too easily in the 2d ne was backed down from 60 to 12, open air in Detroit. Elks, 5; Honolulus, 2. shell, while the rest of the crew are the ring being caught for considerably Eddie Hanlon defeated Willie Fitz W. J. SHOTWELU General H. A. G 6; .Elks, 3. Wm. Q. Irwin..President and ManagM straining their utmost. It is all very over $50,000. Fine Cloth scrambled gerald in H. A. v., 12; Vlce-Preelde- nf Agent, 625 Market St., San Fran, the seventh round in Los An E4ks, 9. John D. Spreckels..First elsco, Cal. well to figure on having plenty in hand, home in front by a length. geles. H. A. C, 4; Elks, 0. W. M. Giffard.. Second Vice-Preside-nt but one must be assured of ability to Qrmondale, the Futurity winner John Willie of Chicago obtained a H. A. C, 9; Elks, 8. H. M. Whitney .Treasure 1 Secretary stand the crucial test, which is sure to will be retired immediately and given decision over Mike Schreck of Cincin- If the Reds can get away with Sat- Richard Ivers E. I. Spalding AudPotr be presented in the race, and to gain the best possible chance ' to develop nati in ten rounds. urday's game, the championship will nt three-year-ol- SUGAR FACTORS AND HAWAIIAN this assurance the limit into the king of next year's d The next fight at the Colma Athletic be theirs. Should the Elks win, the of endurance must be taxed in prac- division. Club will probably be between George deciding game of the series will be COMMISSION AGENTS. tice. In a special match race at Provi- Gardner and the winner of the played on the following Saturday. AGENTS FOR IL A. C.s will go into Satur- OPERA HOUSE The Myrtle freshmen need a lot dence, Sweet Schreck-Will- e The of Marie defeated Tiverton bout, which is to be game supremely confident. Oceanic Steamship Co., San Fraa fixing. day's The Cisco, They are slovenly in style and in straight heats. Time, 2:06, 2:06. fought in Salt Lake on September 16. Elks, on the other hand, will have to Cal. fail to put heart into theirwork. The Glenwood M., stallion, has A match between know to escape Western Sugar Refining Co., Baa the pacing Gardner and the win play all they in order Francisco, chief offenders are Martinson No. 4, been oblivion. Starting the season sensa- Cal. THE at sold to English parties for $22,000. der of the fight in the Utah capital Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phila- SERENADE" three-year-ol- tionally well the Elks have latterly and Bob Chillingworth at bow. They James R. Keene's great d looks like a attraction. fair gone back, but it is a mistake to sup- delphia, Pa, will have to get a hump on if they in- Syaonby ran his winnings for fhe Jack Johnson, the colored heavy- Newali Universal Mill , Co., Manu- By An All Star Cast of Local Ama- season up win- pose that they are "all in." tend to win in their class on Saturday. to nearly $125,000 by weight, will soon facturers of National Cane Shredder, teurs Under Direction of ning the $20,000 Century stakes at shake the dust of Last Saturday Hampton failed at The Myrtle Juniors are not so bad, California from his says the pinch, but it must be borne in mind New York. N. Y. Sheepshead Bay. feet. Jack all Pacific Oil Transportation Co., 0wf and the race between them and the North Star won Occident the promoters him down that he had previously pitched eight Mr. Hugo Herzer the stake have turned good innings in which his form had Francisco, Cal. Healania should Inn a prVfHnlr. at Sacramento, xsest heat. 2:15. because he is too clever for any op- BENEFIT OP ' surprised even his friends. Schmidt at n. 9. rfnpsn t fnUnm hig Six heats were trotted. ponents can Lou Dillon went an exhibition half they find. He says he is The H. A. C.s had a world of luck WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. stroke out as he shoulu and this affects mile not looking for easy game, but has an at the hnish, of this there is no doubt. in Chicago in 1:02. the game and the whole boat. offer to fifteen-roun- d They should have lost The Healani Yacht Sadie Mac, while competing in the meet Jack Munroe in a combination of AGENTS FOR THE 1 The Myrtle Junior pair-oa- r combina- $10,000 Oak only a most remarkable Charter trot at Hartford, contest in Boston in the near saved them the day. -- fin- circumstances Royal Co. of AND- tion is practically unknown as far as dropped dead in the stretch at the The colored wonder says his Insurance Liverp! ish of A ruptured future. The prevalent talk of the game being England. ' form ; is concerned. Last the fourth heat. services are great demand in night they blood vessel caused the trouble. in the sold and of liquor being given to Alliance Assurance Co. of Lcnd went well enough for a first out. Un- East and he not only has the Boston Hampton under the grandstand before offer his one Phila- England. Boat Club. derwood pulls a good oar at bow. in clothes, but from the ninth inning, is tho most arrant Union & National Insurance Swimming. delphia as well. poppycock. Scottish The Myrtle Senior pair-oa- r looks in- Co. of Edinburgh, Scotland. ON Even if Hampton did take a jolt of - Geo. H. Sheldon of the Missouri Ath- Fire Association of Philadelphia. vincible, judging from the standpoint A whisky, which is exceedingly doubtful, letic Club won the diving champion- Swell Bet Alliance Insurance Corporation ? 1AM, THURSDAY AMD SATURDAY of the present. : Messrs. Soper and it would not have deleteriously affected ship of the United States at Travers New 3. One spell of, say at least Wllhelma of Magdeburg General I Lyle showed a terrific nace last night York, Sept. of the his pitching for a su ranee Co. and their style leaves little to be de--' Island. most sensational bets on an American twenty minutes, and by that time the Evenings. sired. Soper looks to be a trifle C. M. Daniels of the New York Ath- game was well over. 220-yar- racetrack in many days was made yes- SEPTEBMER 14TH AND 16TH, 1905. finely drawn, that is all, and will prob- letic Club won the d American It would be better for the good of ably let up on very hard work from championship from Budd Goodwin. terday at Sheepshead Bay by "Cali- the game if disgruntled five-doll- ar bet- Fire Insurance, GORGEOUS COSTUMING. now on.- - Time, 2:45. fornia" O'Brien, the most daring tors would keep their faces shut, as far BEAUTIFUL. SINGING, The Healani Juniors took the water Daniels also won the 500-yar- d and plunger the turf has known since as imputing dishonest play is con- FROLIC, MIRTH, championship, new at 5 o 'clock yesterday afternoon and mile making a ' ' Mike ' ' Dwyer was in his prime. cerned. . THE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO, MUSIC AND FUN. did a good long spell of work. The American record ox 26:414-- 5 for the boat went welL but Stroke Dixon latter distance. He also won the half-mil- e O'Brien put up $10,000 ag&inst $500 Winter League. LIMITED. Tickets for sale at somehow or another did not seem to championship. on James R. Keene 's great horse Syson-b- y The - TT ll it; -- 1. -I- fl- - T 4 J be getting the results that his very in the Century stakes, and while The standing of the" Winter League General Agents for Hawaii. 1 II SI!. U1GIIU15 MJ.. LIU, evident for. He seems exertions called At the Butts. his money was thus in jeopardy during teams compiled to and including Sun- Atlas Assurance Company of Loncom. to over-reac- h and his head goes down 3 the race he acted as coolly as if it day last is as follows: Phoenix Assurance Company of Lo f a deal farther than needs be. This New York captured the national does no good and might do a great trophy at Seagirt. New York has now were in a safe deposit box and he held FIRST SERIES. don. New York Underwriters' Agency. 'Vaudeville deal of harm to his work as head of won the trophy thrice, or every time the key. P. W. L. the boat. it has been competed for. Pet Providence Washington Insurance Oeaa-- AT THE Sysonby was a favorite in a ..5 4 1 .800 pany. The Healani Seniors were out at 5:30 Honolulu didn't even get a mention .. 5 3 2 .600 p. m. xney row prettily, out appar in the Seagirt scores. There's yet a field with whieh no other horses in H. I. W. .. . . 5 3 2 .600 reserve force. Heilbron at chance of them, however, in America could toy as ne did. He just Aalas Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Building, ently lack laurels for cantered home. Broomstock was close ..5 2 3 .400 No. 3 and Rycroft at bow should pay "eyeing" the pig on the voyage 2 3 .400 attention to their coach's instructions home. There is a rumor that the team up to him, but that was because Syson- ..5 zoo by tarried to glance into the betting ..5 1 4 .200 SHA. and remember that no amount of indi- will compete for the croquet champion- HAWAII SHINPO -- Mc-Corrist- ring as he came down the stretch. SERIES. vidual rowing will win a race. ship on their return to Hawaii. THE PIONEER JAP aNESE PRIN would do well to" ease up on P. W. L. Pet. lng ofllce. The publisher of Hawatt New Theatre, 1 1 .500 Hingingr, his stroke somewhat until 3 and bow Yachting. Big Bets Off Diamond Heads ..2 Shlnpo, the only dally Japanese paper Good get. into perfect accord. . . 0 0 0 .000 published In the Territory of Hawaii. New York, Sept. 1. E. E. Smathers, . 1 0 1.000 Good Dancing, At a meeting of the Hawaii lacnt Emperor William is arranging for . 1 C. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor. trans-Atlanti- . 1 0 1 .000 Music, Club, held yesterday, the question was another c yacht race to Jesse Lewisohn and A. B. Hudson, . Printing Ofllce lWf Good 1 0 1.000 Editorial and discussed of having the yacht races be sailed in the summer of 1907. three of the greatest plungers in Stars .. 1 St., King. Phone Main U New Stunts. "W 1 .000 Smith above sailed over the Waikiki course. The The Detroit won the Lipton cup at America, who have frequently bet from XX I. matter was finally brought to a vote Diego. ..10 San $5000 on a race, have agreed EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. and the fallowing course was decided Sir Ernot Cochran of Dublin denies to $25,000 No More Rooting. C. BREWER & CO., LTD. Commencing 8:45 o'clock. upon: he has "ny intention ot challeng- to limit their wagers to $100 hereafter. at - tht Sugar Factors and Commission From a line running from the Jiea- ing for .the America s cup as reported. This move is the result of a recent dis . Berkeley, Sept. 1. President Benja- lani Boat House to the lighthouse as cussion by these men or cnances to min Ide Wheeler's wish that "root- Merchants. ADMISSION TO GROUNDS AND to round spar buoy and bell the start, Football. win on races. The three were unani- on the football field be reduced OF THEATER, 25c. buoy, keeping on the port side, thence betting on ing" LIST OFFICER. mously of the opinion that out with- George EXTRA RESERVED SEATS IN to the outside spar buoy at Pearl Har Rooting is to be cut out on the race horses was a delusion and a snare to a minimum will be carried C. M. Cooke, President; K. THEATER, 10c bor, rounding same and keeping to the Berkeley football field during practice. and to win a fortune from bookmakers out any protest by the University of Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bishop, iono- - Secretary; F. W. Mac starboard to the mouth of the Snedigar of , Berkeley has abandoned was impossible. The outcome of the California undergraduates. There will Treasurer and finishing outer spar farlane, Auditor; C. Jones, K. lulu harbor, at the the football field for the cinder path. discussion was an agreement that $100 be assembles of rooters once or twice P. C Dad Moulton, veteran Stanford on single Cooke, J. R. Gait, Director. "HOW SAVINGS GROW." the should be the limit bet a on which occasions opportunity In the third-clas- s yacnt race tne trainer, has refused a very tempting horse hereafter. In order to make the a week, to use their lungs Our little booklet with the aboT Maggie and Defiance will start at offer from Yale. agreement binding and provide a pen- will be given them scratch, the Myrtle, Irish, Princess and one who should break it, it to their hearts' content, but the rest title free for the asking. alty for the can- - Malolo each receiving 17 j minutes of the week will see the squad of jTXXST ANT Miscellaneous. was exDresslv stipulated mat u iuo AMERICAN SAVING start. agreement was broken the guilty man didates for gridiron honors practicing MONEY 7ZT7ST CO. OF HAWAII, LTD. Kearney, N. J., has won the bowling should iav to each of his fellow plung- - i m vuxuy sneuce Wants Course Changed championship of the United States. ers a forfeit of $500u. The reason that this radical innova Frank Gotch of Iowa defeated Jack tion has been brought about without LOANED Editor Advertiser: If you will of Michigan in a wrestling any dissension from the undergraduates Carkeek If you want a famous Fischer piano in- ON space, would like to match at Butte. we is just as novel. Coach Knibbs has kindly allow me I and don't care to pay cash down, stituted at an unheard of early date Pure Wines to pro Pitcher Jimmy Whalen has been sold ,mv n say a few words in regard the I custom of secret practice for his St to New York American League .iuur """r,V;Cw, ! the f Day. notice the that will Interest vou. proteges. greater part of the Jeweli; and Uercluadlse! and Liquors gram for Regatta I that Club. Co. For the Family Trade Solicited. a great mistake is again being made in week the football men will do their gates on - California to the yacht raeesv and- ).it work behind elosed Lovejoy & Co. regard field. Knibbs believes with President UuuahuSt. Phojx 308 seems that we are going to make the Wheeler that "football is an exact tie j. km pinoKiiG co. same mistake that we have made in science," and the teaching of it re- Union Streets. XR past years, and that is having the quires just as much mental concentra- Hotel and over WALTHAM tion and elimination of distracting yachts sail the Pearl Harbor WATCHES surroundings as the science of mathe- IJiokel Plating course, when as a matter of fact all STEM WINDING, LEVER. matics. J. A. NUNES the spectators are at the boat houses Knibbs is carrying out his policy of I have opened a horse-shoeing sho CAUk ON in Honolulu. This course only allows WALTHAM WATCHES EXPRESS secrecy and seclusion bo far that he in- on Queen street, next to off football field all navuiu the public to see the start and finish tends to keep the Carriage Shoo. OWENS THE HIGHEST STAGE OF persons who may find out what his SPECIALTY Work neatly done an GUY of the race, and nearly always only and who may be TeL Main strategical plans are satisfaction guaranteed. UM Union St., II. the start, as they do not care to wait THE WATCHMAKER'S ART. inclined to take this information down yachts return, as there is to his Stanford rivals. Even so inno- until the TWELVE MILLION WALTHAM will not be THE HAWAIIAN REALTY nothing to see fifteen minutes after cent an article as a camera Oahu Ice & tolerated on the field at any stage of AND MATURITY CO, start, and as the yachts do not IN or pre-limina- the WATCHES NOW USE. the season, either at practice at Limited. or four hours, the games. Co return for three ESTATE, Electric go home. ALL GUARANTEED BY ' REAL MORTGAGB, people lose all interest and LOANS AND INVESTMENT SECU Mm deliver to any part of tie dty. Now, as I understand it, it is the pub- - RITIES. promptly flllea. TeL Bimm AMERICAN WALTHAM Auto. Caias orders lie is paying for the prizes, and The Largest Office: Mclntyre Bldg., Honolulu, BUI. P. O. Box toa. Office: Xewala that WATCH COMPANY, the least the yachtsmen could do, is to "Pitman's Shorthand Weekly" has T. H.P. O. Box 265. Phone Main ML arrange the races so the public could WALTHAM, MASS.. U.S.A. the following paragraph relating to the A new lot of fine Bamboo for see the race from start to finish. What largest motor-ca- r yet constructed: weaving. Rare old Hawaiian would a horse race or a baseball game saw and the "The largest automobile in existence Hats, Fans. HA- be if vou onlv the start Tapas, Mats, finish of itt The whole interest in a has now been launched or. the world's SCHOOL WAII & SOUTH SEAS CURIO yacht race is watching the boats man roads, and it is perhaps unnecessary to CO., Alexander Young Build- euvering and the skill displayed oy say that it belongs to the land of big you ing and Royal Hawaiian Hotel. their captains, and when lose this things America. The car is remarka- SUPPLIES vou might as well stay at home and ble in other respects than its huge refer to the newspapers as to the win- Our Belts Suspenders Trunks j Glove size. It includes a parlor, dining-roo- AT ners. It is hoped the committee on kitchen, and sleeping apartments, and. yacht races will change this course and Spring Neck-- Hanck'fs and Under-- in short, is a sort of Pullman of the THRUM'S of various kinds for sale, also the best give the public, for once, a chance to highway. It is propelled by an engine of cut flowers In Honolulu. Valise stock witness the race from the start to the Summer wear wear' of and is capable of finish. I am sure it will benefit yacht- running at the rate of 100 miles an GOOD GOODS AT BOTTOM ing in the Territory. Thanking you Stock Hats Pants Shirts Etc. hour. The car contains living and PRICES. Mrs. E. M. Taylor for your valuable space. sleepiner accommodation for ten per- Call and be convinced. Alexander Young Building. A RESIDENT. X054 Fort Street, I. O. O. F. Building and 153 Hotel Street. sona, although it will easily cany 25." THE PACIFIC COMHERCIAi; ADVERTISER, HON01.Tn.Tr, SEPTEMBER 13, 1905.

arian. If unaccompanied by such cer- strangles, and they rarely suppurate BY AUTHORITY. tificate the animals shall be' tested up- or break open. RAILROADS on arrival in the same manner as pre- The type of glanders known as farcy Old HOLIDAY NOTICE. scribed for horse stock. consists in a specific inflammation of Kona Goffee! ; If any horse stock .shall be found by the lymph vessels and glands of the All Territorial Offices will be closed the Territorial Veterinarian or the skin and may occur on any part of RE HELP I1G on taturday, sepiemoer loin, ttegaiia. - , the body or limbs. Day, which is a legal holiday. rival in the Territory, to be Infected The glands become swollen, forming No better effee is obtainable la in-- so-call- ' A. L. C. ATKINSON, with glanders or any cattle to be the ed farcy buds, and often Honolulu than MAY'S OLD KONA fected with tuberculosis, same shall i Secretary of Hawaii. the occurring as a chain of nodules along COFFEE. be immediately destroyed car-- The Executive Building, Honolulu, and the the enlarged lymph vessels. The The reason supreme Promotion Committee cass disposed expense the of its excel- September 4th. 1905. 7207 of at the of nodules break open and discharge a lence is age. owner, under the supervision of its Most coffee is sold the yellowish white, sticky pus, forming too new. new in Touch With AND Territorial Veterinarian or local The coffee bean coa. BOARD OF AGRICULTURE the crusts similar to those seen around the tains FORESTRY, DIVISION C. ANI- Live Stock Inspector. certain acid which does not nostrils. The abscesses may heal up agree with rheumatic subjects. Them. MAL INDUSTRY, TERRITORY Any violation of this regulation is a and new ones form In the same vicin- - Good coffee is . I . ,, ; necessarily old OF HAWAII. misdemeanor. ity or on- more distar-- t , . parts of the coffee and May's v This regulation shall effect at Old Kona Coffee You received take body. ' was bought years ago Accepts The Promotion Committee vH. ; - . and hag been She . If 1." Once. The disease may Illinois RULE AND , REGULATION NO. be either chronic carefully stored since then. when letters yesterday from the C. S. HOLLOW AY, or acute in course The day won't be far distant its and the chronio Another fact in lts favor you will be confronted with the gro- Central and New York Central rail- Executive Officer, Board of Agriculture form may at any time become acute. and cery problem. all their INSPECTION OF IMPORTED LIVE amd Forestry. factor in Its flavor is that the cof- way systems stating that Mules and asses almost invariably ; And we'll wager you will And it STOCK. fee Is roasted and ground agents had been advised to keep In Approved September 11, 1905. develop the acute form while in horses fresh a mighty hard proposition, too. to prevent the introduction every day. s with close touch with all matters relating In order G. R. CARTER. either form may be seen. right get acquainted ms Want of Start into this Territory of infectious, con-tntrir- us we'll help smooth the thorny to Hawaii. , T Governor. feed and over work frequently causes PRICE 25 CENTS PER POUND ' ; ' ' newly-we- anrt cnmmimicatale diseases - - ! path of housekeeping for the d There has been a great demand for 7206 latent glanders in to xuple. among stock and other animals, j the horse become (Fine Mocha Java Coffee In Tins. the lists of people who have asked the live acute. local managers or agents of Steamship Promotion Committee for literature, BOARD OF AGRICULTURE AND The disease is accompanied by We will serve and Navigation lines or the command- often the majority coming from railroads. FORESTRY, DIVISION OF ANI a short dry hacking cough ten- you economically and prompt- any ship notify and a both twenty-fiv- e copies demand ing officer of shall the we keep your wants sup- From the MAL INDUSTRY, TERRITORY dency to sudden swelling of one of the ly will Territorial Veterinarian or the local ' flenry & Co minimum cost. has increased to 300 copies. These lists OF HAWAII. legs, especially the hind legs. Hay , plied at the Live Stock Inspector immediately up- Li Per ai young couple, as a rule, are furnished by the railroad head In a large number of cases gland- we on of any ship, of the pres- of must start on a small scale. quarters to agents. The names and the arrival ers the .symptoms are very slight even TELEPHONES: supply the wants of the small ence on board if any, of live domestic RULE AND REGULATION NO. 3. addresses are grouped by states and ' though the animals may af- family as readily as the demands animals, including poultry and dogs, have been Retail, Main 22; Wholesale, Main 91 largest hotel. counties so that the agents may have fected for months or even years of tfce when same is intended to be landed CONCERNING GLANDERED HORSE and opportunity to get in touch with the herein lies the "Teat danger of the in thi Territory and shall upon ar- j STOCK IN THE TERRITORY, We have persons listed. 11 spread of the disease to . . rival of anv shin furnish the insoect- - ' having been brought to the notice other animals clean store, clean goods and a or to man. a ing officer with a list of the number of this board that a contagious dis- W. HIRAI clean reputation. pre- In the course of a few days the Ter- right and we have and kind of animals taken on board ease known as glanders and farcy We started weds ritorial will dis- BUILDER AND CONTB kept to the right ever since start-to- g. n; any port vails among the horse stock In various Veterinarian have for ACTOR jon from outside of this Terri AND EMPLOYMENT tribution copies of Bureau of Animal OFFICE. , tory, the number and kind destined for portions of this Territory; therefore, Industry Circular No. 78 entitled . PHONE MAIN 161. LINDSAY the Territory, the names of the owners in case animal shows symptoms of Starting right MISS JEAIi ganders, the owner or person having "Glanders and Farcy" and which gives Beretania street between Smith and or consignees, and a report as to the Maunakea two-thir-ds a detailed description of history, Street. Is half the battle we'll fight : charge of the same, or any person the you condition of health and cases of sick- - of your starting half if havlnT reason to believe or to sus-o- n nature, symptoms, diagnosis and pre- your ness or death among the animals while , will buy groceries here. At the home of Dr. and Mrs. E. E. pect an glanders vention of the disease in question. TRY OUR DELICIOUS May we pleasure? board . tnat animal has shall have the street, "Wed All requests Kelly, Washington last If necessary to remove such animals Immediately notify the Territorial for this circular should "Peach Mellow" and "Rasport' v , evening. Lindsay be to vv nesday Miss Jean before the arrival of the inspector. Veterinarian or the local Live Stock addressed AT LEVY & became the bride of J. A. Johnson of InsDector- - DR., VICTOR A. NORGAARD, J. M. Company, they must be confined on the pier m i ceremony was per- I S0D1 WATER LIMITED. Honolulu. The such a manner as to facilitate inspec- - If the Territorial Veterinarian or the Territorial Veterinarian, Honolulu. formed by Rev. W. S. Kelly of San local Uve Stock Inspector decides P. O. Box 130. COM 149.' tion, but should in no case be turned that PHONE TL Waity Block, 'Phone Main iU s J L .11 7206 MAIN B was decorated with King Jose. The house loose on the pier. Hogs and sheep lIiere 13 reason lo oeiieve an animai Street. roses smilax; festoons of smllax and shall be confined in temporary pens. , ls suffering from glanders he shall at canopy In bay forming a the window. Cattle and horses shall be tied on the once Isolate the suspected animal or party stood. s under which the bridal pier. No animal of any description anima"-- ad either submit them to the Befoka buying an The bride was attired in a gown of malIin test or remove to quar. shall be allowed to leave the pier until . them white silk mulle over taffeta, and car where they shall be kept un-Li- ve the Territorial Veterinarian or local . antin. Colonial bouquet bride's roses ried a shower of Stock Inspector has issued a cer- -, der observation until the nature of the INCUBATOR Miss Edith B. Smith acted as maid of tificate of health permitting the land- - . "e umneiy laonsaeu. honor. Her gown was pink silk crepe AU upon Swifts Spirits v 8e the ing of animal or animals in ques- - ammals which examination effec- the over taffeta, and she carried an jon . me icnuuriiu veterinarian or ine muff bouquet of maidenhair fern local Is a pure, colorless, sweet-smellin- g tive In no case shall removal of live , Live stock Inspector are found the liquid that burns with a hot, and bridesmaid roses. animals from the ship for Inspection,0 hibit definite symptoms of gland- - Jubilee! Jubilee! The wedding march from "Lohen smokeless odorless flame. It ls or other purposes, constitute a landing "iyea ana me carcass Premium the only perfect fuel for spirit grin" played Mrs. Kelly and VJ- - wa3 by until a. .rtinVare nf health for such . uiaocu UI1UW e supervision or lamps. Dainty laces and other FOB SALE BT groom's delicate the bride was given into the animals has been issued. one of the above mentioned officers. fabrics that will not keeping by Dr. Kelly. The ceremony All other stajid the ordinary wear and Until further notice the ports of Ho- - animals which have bean tear of washing M. W. McCHESNEY & SONS, was witnessed by about fifty most in to the by being without injury nolulu, Oahu, and Hilo, Hawaii, shall j exPsed infection in may be quickly cleansed timate friends. with constitute the only ports of entry for j "Ie Btai'' ara or Premises, or Colonial Spirits. It not only does luxixed. ; Amid congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. live tock and other animals for this wnicn in any way nave come in con its work effectively but leaves no unpleasant odor behind. Johnson left for Lake Tahoe, where Territory. - tact with an affected animal, shall be Queen Street. two, I Aim n . J3 1 1 1 11 they will spend a week or after Any violation of this regulation is a plu"a"lllieu Lur Bucn pea as snau PRICES ON which they will sail for Honolulu, be required by the Veter-- APPLICATION. misaemeanor. i Territorial where they will reside at College Hills. This regulation shall take effect at I inarian or the local Live Stock Inspec- - FOR TODAY The bride is the daughter of Mr. Also fax stock: What Meat? and Mrs. R. M. Lindsay of Danville, C S HOLLOWAY I Tne Premises where affected animals CEICK FEEDX 111., groom connecaed 1 pt and the is with Executive Officer, Board of Agriculture have ben shall be disinfected un Swift's'remium Hams" mum. firm of C. & Co. of Hono- der supervision ii . RJLNTJLATED BONE, the Brewer and Forestry. the of the Territorial lulu. Chronicle. Veterinarian or or a piece of Swift's 177 SOUTH KING ST. BLOOD MEAL, . Approved September 11, 1905. the local Live Stock - Inspector. ORIT. G. R. CARTER, "Premium Bacon" All expenses In connection with the AND THE POLICE Governor. in the 7206 examination, testing, destroying and Delicate flavor; just Corn and Wheat disposing of affected animals, as well meats that satisfy that de- HORSE SHOEING! BOARD OF AGRICULTURE AND as quarantine and disinfection, shall At Low Prices. DID NOT ARRIVE be paid by the owner. sire for something appe- FORESTRY, DIVISION OF ANI- ' MAL INDUSTRY, TERRITORY Any violation of this regulation is a tizing to the taste. Each I misdemeanor. IPi OF HAWAII. piece is U. S. Gov't Insp'd. . W. Wright Co., A burglar, evidently with an ex This regulation shall take effect at f ltd press wagon, once. entered the shop of J. Insist on getting "Swift's opened horse-shoein- g RULE AND NO. 2. ve a department F. Mays on Emma street some time REGULATION C. S. HOLLOWAY, u Executive Officer, Agriculture Premium." connection with their carriage shop, after 11 o'clock Monday night and Board of te. aind Forestry. Having secured the services of ft looted the place. Mays discovered his INSPECTION AND TESTING OF IM Try some today. trrt-class shoer, they are prepared to 6 PORTED LFVE STOCK, Approved September 11, 1905. loss at o'clock in the morning and FOR to all work intrusted to them In ft OR G. R. CARTER. Irst-class immediately notified the police, hop- GLANDERS TUBERCU- SWIFT & COMPANY, U.S.A. manner. ing to locate his stuff. No policeman LOSIS. Governor. 7206 arrived, however, till afternoon and In. order to prevent the further in & CO., u.xix.0. K. DA VIES to Order Suit3 for Young Mays is out over $100. He suspects troduction of glanders and farcy into Men a BOARD SOLE WHOLESALE AGENTS. Specialty. some men who frequent the neighbor- this Territory it is hereby ordered OF AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY, BmERY SUIT INDIVIDUAL NO Headache hood. that: TWO ALIKE. Police were sent for at 11:15, night No horse stock, (including mules and Office of Territorial Veterinarian, Eyeache before last, to investigate a suspicious asses), shall be admitted to the Ter Honolulu, Sept. 12, 1905. Ihe OUt EN George A. Martin character at. Manoa road and Kame-hameha ritory unless accompanied by a cer- All .owners of horse stock in this stage Merchant Tailor. Blurring Territory carefully regular- Automobile has reached a of of the Print avenue. An hour later no tificate of health showing that the should and perfection attempted but never ac- Merchant St.. Nexi Pontofflo. policeman had arrived not even the animal or animals in question have ly examine their animals to ascertain complished by others, the result of oftentimes .show the need of glasses. bicycle policeman who figured In the been submitted to the mallein test and if they exhibit any of the symptoms years of careful experimenting. It They are some indications of of the Jones murder case. found to be free from glanders. Said of glanders or farcy as follows: is equipped with greater cylinder Just received a new lot of Pan- defective vision and should be attend- " test must be made and certificate is- Discharge from the Nose. This con- capacity than any car in its class ama Hata at the ed to at once. M'MAHON'S MOTHER DEAD. sued by a competent veterinarian dition occurs in a number of diseases, and excels in Price, Power and Per- You'll be surprised the comfort fection. GLOBE CLOTHING CO. at - A letter received yes- whose name appears upon the list of as for instance catarrh of the nose and In Honolulu 4 a pair of glasses will afford If your terday brought word graduates from a recognized veterin- strangles (distemper, epizootic), but SCBOMS CARRIAGE COMPANY. LIMITED, Hotel Street. We do the best of the death at work in sight Is in any way defective. Widnes, Lancashire, England, August ary college and whose professional in glanders it is usually quite charac- Automobile Warehouse on Merchant the city in cleaning and proper renewing old panamas. Scientific examination and 20th. of P. Maurice McMahon's standing is satisfactory to this board. teristic. In mild cases it is not very St., between Fort and Alakea Sts. guar- mother. glasses, properly adjusted, are McMahon wrote an eloquently sorrow- The test must be made' according to abundant but is thick and quite anteed here. the sticky, of a transparent whitish color, ful letter telling of the sad event. It rules of the Territorial Veterin- A BROKEN DOWN SYSTEM. Cation, Neill & Is comforting to him, that after six- arian and recorded on blanks furnish- somewhat resembling the white of an Co., Ltd A. N. SANFORD, ed by purpose. egg. This sticky discharge to This U a condition (or disease) to wblrta doe-o-r aSN S teen years of wandering about the him for this adheres glre manr names, bat which few of then G1NEKR and MACHINISTS Optician. world, he was If such animals shall not have been ! the margin of the nostrils forming really understand. It ls simply weakness permitted to be with break-dow- n, as It were, of the Tital forces that 4tTSSN AND BOSTON BUILDING, his mother in her last days. A very tested before shipment they shall upon tough brownish scales and crusts. The sustain the system. No matter what mar tw RICHARDS STREET. Its caoses (for they regrettable arrival in this Territory be placed in i discharge does not necessarily sink are almost numberless). Fort Street. Over May & Co. thing was the fact Its symptoms are same; re-tub- ed that much the the mors .toilers with ioal-lro- n quarantine and held there until mallein when dropped in water, as is popularly prominent being sleeplessness, sense of pros char at the time of the death, McMahon's or ' treneral hip : tratlon weariness, depression of spirits and t.l tube: work. brother Jim, and his family, living in tested under the supervision; of the believed. want of taerpy for all the ordinary affairs of TRY OUR New Territorial Veterinarian or local The most characteristic symptom of life. Now. what alone ls absolutely essential York State, were on the ocean the In all such cases ls INCREASED VITALITY Our Celebrated Bromo Pop, Peach homeward bound for a family gather- Live Stock Inspector and at the ex- glanders is the presence of ulcers In rigour VITAL STRENGTH AND ENERGY to proves that as night succeeds the day this may Dry Bounce, Bishops Tonic, Klondike Fizz, ing. "My plans now are to pense of the owner. the nose, usually on the partition be- throw off Cleaning sail for these morbid feelings, and experience Garments cleaned by proceaa and many others. Buenos Ayres, Sept. Any person contemplating the im- tween the nasal chambers. These ul- be more certainly secured by a course of the this at 14th. although celebrated llfe-rerlTl- tonic ARCTIC SODA WORKS, something may occur to change portation of horse .stock to this Ter- cers are not always plainly In sight, Mrs. A. M. them," THERAPIOX NO. Dressmaking Mellis' 17 Miller St., Honolulu. H. T. wrote McMahon, in closing. ritory shall notify the Territorial but may be brought into view by hold- than fcy auy other known combination. B Estalishment. surely Sachs . Veterinarian or the local Live Stock ing the nostrils well open and turning as It is taken in accordance with the Block. Honolulu. printed directions accompanying it, will the 8ATISF ACTION GUARANTEED. DEADLY WIT OF THE BULLETIN. Inspector and obtain from him the the nose toward the sun. They vary shattered health be restored, the EXPIRING YAMATOYA LAMP OF LIFE LIGHTED 1-- 1-- CP AFRESH, and But just think of a man who keeps necessary blanks and instructions. in size from 8 to 4 inch in diameter a new existence Imparted in place of what iCBHCHANT TAILOR AND SHIRT worn-ou- t, his own In order to prevent the In- up to one to two inches, and may be- had so lately seemed "used np" and MAKER. children in a private school for further raiaeless. This wonderful medicament ls pure- NOTICE. Wa. It Beretania street, near Nuuanu. "convenience" accusing other people of troduction of tuberculosis In cattle it come confluent and form large patches, ly vegetable and Innocuous, is agreeable to ths tnftp suitable for all constitutions and condi- ANT WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING P. O. Box 822. doing is hereby ordered, that: always with ragged Irregular edges. the same thing to secure social tions. In either sex; and It is difficult to inn aelp or advice, is invited to communl-sat- e, UZXRTS OF ALL KINDS. KIHONAB standing. No above age may depress- aglne a case of disease or derangement, whor Advertiser. cattle the of six months The ulcers heal and leave main either in person or by letter, with AND PAJAMAS MADE TO OR- Such a phantasmagoric thing features are those of debility, that will could shall "be admitted to the Territory un- ed wrinkled scars. The amount of dis- not be speedily and permanently benefited by Ensign L. Anderson, matron of tSm DER AND ON SALE. only originate in the disgruntled and this never-failin- g recuperative essence, which Is Salvation less accompanied by a certificate of charge from the nose depends upon destined to Army Woman's Industrial disappointed brain of the Advertiser. cast Into oblivion everything that 1680 showing or the extent of the ulcerations; had preceded it for this widespread and numer- Home. No. King street. Bulletin. health that the animal when ous clasn -- small the discharge is of human aliments. t. animals have been submitted to the scant and when THERAPION Judge Lindsay yesterday sustained tuberculin test and found to be free , more extensive it becomes more abund- - EAGLE CLEANING AND Hopp & - 1 Is sold by principal Chemists throughout J. Co. the- demurrer to the complaint of the from tuberculosis. test must ant. Freauentlv the xnrt i world. the The said disrhar Price in England 29 and 4a. In or- DYEING WORKS. ritaUTaiiadTmi,ni!?,trat!:iX f be same condition as ! cers occur only on one dering, state which of the three numbers re- FINE FURNITURE made under the side. There is quired, and observe that word Fort Street, opposite Block. the Kakaianahaole, appears the "Therapion" Star 1063-10-69 TOUNO BUILDING, deceased, against O. those governing the importation of nearly always a swelling of the glands on British government Stamp (la VAJ5DZS' AND GENTS' Joseph Carter et white letters on a red ground) CLOTHINCI Bishop Street. al., trustees of - horse stock be recorded on every affixed tc CLEANED the last will and tes- and blanks ( between the branches of the lower package by order of His Majesty's Hon. AT LOWEST tameot of Samuel T. Allen. furnished by the Territorial Veterin-- jaw, but not to the same extent as in Commissioners, and without which It la a PRICES. forgery. Phone Whit 2J6J THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, , HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER , 13, 1505. So Much Better Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is so FOR SALE much better than on it J Stomach, Liver and Kidnev ilia . that ng "pieX we-Acti- would urge every sick man and w. --.ww' Vu Pum ' me wmp u 3 to stop experimenting at once and t , Mveafcn Pump 5,000.000 gallons per 24 bour. Eostetter's j against a head of 60 feet. Engine baa j cylinders of llin and 21in.x3uio. ftw, Stomacb .43 per minute. Pump has cylinder of 13in. and 13in.x30in. Boilers are B. i I TIT J "I DJ I carry steam up to pC tern la ls. STOMArW' The PumP nas been used only oat -- -- flna-sla- aa 1 JY - i : Doet ors - ' TPflT Rnd fa ...In " wn1 Lnn w . i . 2 every- iuoo vvjiuillva. 'IS 1! SlTTJEas' was built by the Fulton Engineering Si Ship Building Works, S. F In 1900. Your Attention This Pump will be sold for $6400 f.Oktt, FOR ONE MOMENT. steamer at Makawell. Yes; we do big we Nausea, work but arei Sick Headache, Our new Olokele Ditch, at a htgbea Just as anxious for the little jobs. elevation, obviates further use of that We paint floors. "i General Debility, plant. : indigestion, Grain your front door. 'Ak :'fk-:;- Dyspepsia, HAWAIIAN SUGAR CO.. LTD. 1 Put In a light of glass. MML. Flatulency, 7182 MakuwelU KuAfi. 4o ' Hang a room of paper. Liver 'xToubles, or Paint a sign. SSP Malaria, ESTATE ANA PA I A. Whitewash a barn. Fever and Ague. Renovate your or anything IN furniture disap-- THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Till In fact done with paint. It won't zFfQy point you. Thou- - FIRST CIRCUIT. TERRITORY OT. sands have found HAWAII. j Stanley Stephenson, this true. At Chambers In Probate. GEXKRAL PAINTER. In the Matter of the Estate of An Phone 426 137 King Street. rO POLICY HOLOEttS. Paia. f Our signographi3t prescribes S.S.SIgns -i t------Order 'rninrir rT-t- "I' . . . , , 1 I for Notice of Hearing Petltlod to Improve) trade health. ,V 0 Bishop & Company are authorized to for Probate of Will. . collect premiums from policy holders of A Document purporting to be th--a 0 The Mutual Life Insurance Company of Last Will and Testament of Ana Paia, - j New York, and will give official re- deceased, having on the 9th- - day 8 Axteii & 0 ceipts ror same. j September, A. D. 1305, been presented t Shaw S. B. ROSE, (Successors to J. C. Axtell.) said Probate Court, and a petition, for UNITED STATES ARMY TRANSPORT BUFORD. 0 Agent. the probate thereof, and for the Jssu-Honol- ulu, August 29, 1905. 7135 ance of letters testamentary to Cecil WBB LEADING IMPORTERS AND Brown, having been filed by CtciX as the batteries are in place, the plant Brown, MANUFACTURERS RESIDENCE OS' BUFORD LOADED will be In readiness to take and send WHITT0N HERE FINE FOR SALE. It is hereby ordered. That MoDdajt messages. The next ship with wireless the 16th day of October, A D. 1905, at TO HER CAPACITY apparatus aboard, coming within hail- ON THE IRIS 10 o'clock, a. m., of said day, at tb Monuments, Iron ing distance of the islands, will be Situated on car line In the most; court room of said court at Honolulu. able to "talk" with the station. desirable resident locality of this city. jOahu, be and the same hereby fu ap-- Fences, Lawn and The United States army transport When Commodore Dewey steamed in The Improvements consist of a pointed the time and place for proving; CAPT. PEDEESEN DEAD. to arrive this morning to Manila Bay on May 1, 1898, and cottage, containing parlor, recep- jSam win and hearing said application, Buford is due ' din- - is further Cemetery Furniture loaded to Captain Christian I. Pedersen, one of destroyed the Spanish fleet there, one tlon hall, drawing room. large It ordered. That notice from San Francisco. She is ing room, 3 thereof be given, by publication, one the oldest and best known shipmasters of squad- bed chambers, kitchen, pan. ALSO her utmost capacity. Her cabins are the vessels composing his try and all modern Improvements. a week for three successive weeks, la crowded with passengers and the hold on the Coast, died recently at his resi ron was the auxiliary steamship Za-flr- o, Large grounds improved many th Pacific Commercial Advertiser. s with newspaper published Safes and Hitching Posts, is filled with freight. She carries dence on Bruno street, San Francisco. which had been purchased by the valuable and rare fruit trees. in Honolulu, the. Monuments Cleaned, New In Captain Pedersen was a native of Commodore Hongkong Servants' quarters with stationary last publication to be not less than te scriptions added, Coping's Troops A, B, C, E, F and G of the at just before days previous to the time therein ap - - Cavalry,' headquarters and Porsgrund, Norway, and had sailed on the Spanish war broke out. The vessel washstands and porcelain bath; large pointed hearing. feet Fourth the with box stalls. for all the seas of the globe during the was commanded by Captain Whitton. stable Dated at Honolulu, September 11th- - band. Size of lot: 200x300 DfSe and Yards, 1043-5- 0, Alakea Street, last thirty-fiv- e years as master of sail- That same officer arrived here yester feet. 1905. ' Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee and daughter, Price, very reasonable, much below Phone 1801 Blue. to ing vessels. In the course of his voy- day from San Francisco as master of W. J. ROBINSON, 642, - Virginia Lee, are aboard en route Its actual valu. Third Judge, P. O. Box Honolulu. ages he several times visited San Fran- Iris, First Circuit Court. Manila to visit Lieut. George M. Lee, the United Naval supply steamer Terms: Easy. 7207 Sept. 13. 20, 27; Oct. 4, 1SD5. cisco, where finally decided to now stationed there. The Buford had he make Captain Whitton was then a British his home something like twenty years er, on on Further particulars upon appUcattoa a lively send-o- ff at San Francisco. but arrival later at the N THE DISTRICT COURT OF TOM ago. At the outbreak of the war with a Social and army circles were numer- Coast, he became a naturalized citizen UNITED STATES FOR THE TER- Spain Captain Pedersen proved of the United States. The Zafiro par ously represented on the dock bidding the J. H. FISHER. RITORY OF HAWAII. practicability of transporting horses ticipated In the fight at Manila Bay. godd-b- y to those on board ship. The The Chinese crew which was aboard and mules to the Orient in sailing ves The United States of America, ; played some the Zafiro when the vessel was brought SPECIAL MEETING Piaia. Fourth Cavalry band sels. On the Tacoma he took a large tiff and Petitioner, vs lively airs, winding up with consignment of horses to Manila with to the United States, is now aboard the Chun Axons. dozen CO., Julia H. Afong, et als. Defendants Good-by,- out losing single Iris, and is to be returned to the KIHEI PLANTATION LTD. "Good-b- y, Girl, " fol- a animal, a record Respondents. brougkS Little which has never been approached even Orient. and Action lowed by the Spangled Banner," Pursuant to ai call by the President, In 'said District Court and the Pet- ,RAPID BATH HEATERS "Star by the best equipped steamers. For The Iris is a big vessel and Is chock a special meeting of the stockholders as the boatbacked out into the stream. this Captain Pedersen received full of supplies for the local naval ition filed in the office of .th service of the Kihei Plantation Company, ' Clerk of said lsi 'Can installed anywhere. All were about 1000 people on the much praise, as well from his superiors station, Midway, Guam and Manila. Limited, will be office of District Court be There The local stores will discharged held at the the Honolulu. they require is gas and water. dock, who set up a great cheering aa as from the authorities in Wasington. be at company, Stangenwald Building, Ho- in plenty for toil- The Tacoma called at Honolulu on her once and a quantity are to be loaded nolulu, on Wednesday, September 20, The President of the United State Hot Water they heard the strains of the national U. et and bath at a second's notice trip. Into the S. S. Iroquois which will 1905, at 2 o'clock p. m., for the trans- of America, Greeting: have Rapid. anthem. get away for Midway sometime to To CHUN AFONG; when you the SHIPMENTS OF action of such business as may be JULIA H. Very economical-- a bath for one Among those returning to Honolulu CRUDE OIL. morrow. Captain Niblack was tn brought before the meeting. AFONG; EMMEL1NE M. MA GOON; cent surely that is cheap enough. are Capt. Tost, Medical Corps, who The tank steamer Argyll was cleared busiest man on the front yesterday Stock Transfer Books will be closed JOHN A. MAGOON. husband of saiA and will lose no time in getting his 12, Wed- - M. has just been promoted. He will re- yesterday for Honolulu via Kahului, way. from Tuesday, September to EMMELINE MAGOON; CHUN T. Sold and installed by vessel under 20, - In- - ! AFONG; military hospital with 25,000 barrels of oil in bulk, nesday, September both dates NANCY McSTOCKERfi sume charge of the crude The Iris towed from San Francisco elusive, FRANK B. McSTOCKER. hu BATH the Plumber $35,000, a, natty-lookin- g at Honolulu. Col. Girard is aboard, valued at consigned to Hono water barge for the JOHN GUILD. lband of said NANCY McSTOCKERa Phone M. 61, 165 S. King St. Manila. lulu. Honolulu naval station. . The trip was Secretary having been ordered back to accomplished days. Kihei Plantation Co.. Ltd. 'JULIA JOHNSTONE; ARTHUR K-- been The barkentine Fiillerton was cleared in thirteen The Honolulu, September 7, 1905. 7308 JOHNSTONE, husband of said JULLU The Misses Girard, who have yesterday for Kahului with 15,000 bar- hawser broke once in mid-ocea- n, but a visiting Mr. and Mrs. Klamp, will Join rels of oil in bulk, new line was quickly on. JOHNSTONE; HENRIETTA WHIT-- crude valued at bent ING; WILLIAM H. WHITING, hus- the Colonel. There are 420 enlisted $21,000. Both vessels will be loaded at The water barge, is a small steamer THE FUNDAMENTAL LAW Port Harford. Call, September 6. similar to the "Pioneer" of Hackfeld band of said HENRIETTA WHIT- men of the Fourth Cavalry aboard. ING; MARIE K. HUMPHREYS; We Have For Sale . & Co. She is almost as long as the OF HAWAII CONTAINS: The passengers are as follows: SHIPPING NOTES. Iroquois. paint- ABRAM S. HUMPHREYS, husband dC Z. Her superstructure Is Colonel J. B. Girard, Colonel E. to to- ed buff fsaid MARIE K. HUMPHREYS; Var-nu- m, The bark R. P. Rithet is sail and the hull black. There is IN LARGE OR SMALL LOTS Steever and wife, Colonel C. A. morrow for San Francisco. a wheelhouse and quarters aboard, and I ELIZABETH BURNS; I. R. BURNS, two children; Major J. j wife and The bark Annie Johnson today a pumping apparatus. Her capacity is husband of ELIZABETH BURNS Lockett, Major S. D. Rockenbach, sails 50,000 Merchantable Nor'west Lum at noon for San Francisco. gallons. She will be used in de- 1. Th of Kame - 1 HELEN 0. HENSHALL; CAROLINA Captain T. R. Rivers, Captain Thomas livering firt M. o ber, including a small lot of 6xio water aboard warships. hameha III, 1840, Including the pre-,- B. RIGGS; J. RIGGS. husband G. Hanson, wife and two children; The bark Kaiulani will depart for CAROLINE B. RIGGS; MARTHA 8oft. lengths. Chaplain L. M. Griffes and wife, Cap- San Francisco on September 16. She BENNINGTON AFTERMATH. viously Issued Bill of Rights. s1 carry passengers. 2. of enacted tain Cecil Stewart, Captain Louis C. will 1. The first laws Hawaii, !" uuhlku; auiuw WASHINGTON, Sept. Secretary (1833-1842- ), nusoana 01 nam Scherer, Captain D. W. Ryt.her, Cap- Captain Verling K. Hart, quarter- under Kamehameha III, wuunwtu, Bonaparte issued to officers j THA M. DOUGHERTY; ALICE HUT. Also tain F. T. Arnold, Captain J. D. Yost, master's department, who has charge the of the published together in 1842. v M. Love Jr., Lieu- of refitting navy today a circular letter calling 3. The law creating and principles I makx k,. Aruvty?, Lieutenant James the and improving of the i AUUA i8oz. Munze Metal Sheathing, tenant G. E. Thorne and wife, Lieu- transport Thomas, is making that ves- their attention to the provisions of the guiding the Land Commission. j Ai.tJi-.- AfUrtl" C. Ka- - "r.vv- - Dexter Sturges, Lieutenant sel rival of The second Constitution of I - rwt rm . V maxin.V 1 W.T X 1-- tenant the finest Atlantic liners. regulations in regard to the duties of au; r TTf Tl 1 4 Munze Metal Nails y. w. inch E. Morton, wife and child; Lieutenant She will sail October 5 Manila. mehameha III. 1852. jaiviq for officers who may have charge of the nusoana or saia No. 24 Gauge Corrugated Iron William A. Castle, wife and two chil Call. 5. The Constitution of Kamehameha T. M. Knox, Lieuten- engineering departments of warships. dren; Lieutenant Chief Officer I nTTTT T T TTVT . AtTTTXT CJ Ship's Felt, Frank Randall is to be The circular is based upon the gunboat TTXTi. lJ- -- OTT. ant W. A. Austin, wife and child; Lieu-- fine appearance 6. The Constitution of Kalakaua, xl : credited with the of the Bennington disaster and includes that tenant J. C. Righter Jr., Lieutenant Buford to on 1887 iM.""'iuamun, .rrusiee; w. r: a ixi.v. ! He used be the Sneri. part of Secretary's a Sebriner C. Mesrill. Lieutenant L. T . the order for 7. inci- - Trustee: kuho pii (sometimes cauea dan, and before that gained a name court-martial The Proclamation and orders for Commander' Lucien ! PII) ; f Prunty and wife, Lieutenant William as a hero by guiding a boat's crew Young dent to the establishment of the Privo- - JAMES KAMALIE. wife saldi Very low prices quoted on ap . con- - and Ensign Wade in which he M. M. KEKXH A. Duncan, Lieutenant WylUe ashore on a hostile shore in the Philip discussed certain navy regulations. sional Government. 1893. KIMO PII: ECKARGT. plication. way, Lieutenant J. B. Henry, wife and pines and scaUering a party ot warlike 8. The Constitution of the Republic J ANA OA, HACKFELD & COMPANY, W. Cowles, Lieu- One of the regulations is that the LIMITED, baby; Lieutenant H. Filipinos. Chronicle. junior officer in Immediate charge ot of Hawaii, 1S94. j an Hawaiian Corporation? O. Tyler wife, Lieuten- i IE61CAM!!ini( EMEfRIHG tenant X. and The steamer Mauna Loa yes- the engines and boilers shall at once 9. The treaty annexing Hawaii to MIRIAM PURPLE, HENRY RED, I H. C. arrived j ant A. G. Hixon, Lieutenant terday morning from Hawaii and Maui report to his senior officer any defect the United States, 1897. JANE GREEN, HORACE BLACK an CONSTRUCTION Lid. Lieutenant J. D. Pratt and mother. ports. Purser Conkling reports dis- or irregularity in their working. Other 10. The Resolution of the Hawaiian , GEORGE WHITE, unknown neirs at Mills, Dr. H. PE-18- 97 Park, Lieutenant W. E. agreeable weather during the regulations are, "When periorming duty Senate ratifying the annexation treaty, aw KAHIKAELE. Deceased; W. Kierulff, R. W. McKibben, wife entire TER BLUE, CATHERINE YELLOW Stangenwald Building. trip. Heavy seas and high winds were by watches the engineer officer on duty " 508 Guilfoyle and tvro ! ahd child; Mrs. J. F. encountered on the Kau coast. There shall exercise close supervision over 11. The Joint Resolution of Congress HENRY BROWN, LYDIA SCARLEB daughters, Mrs. Frances A. Winter and annexing 1898. .and JOHN VIOLET, unknown heira daughter, Mrs. Adele Y. Taylor, Mrs. were constant squalls there and along the warrant or other machinists, in Hawaii, the Kona coast. The Mauna Loa charge of the engine-roo- m and watch 12. The documents and procedure lm- - iai mw OI jeceasea, in THESE IS NO BETTER Glenn H. Davis, Mrs. R. S. Porter, endants andaiaii,Respondents. baby, Mrs. Fitz brought 4!S6 bags of sugar. over all others engaged in running or cident to the transfer of the sovereign- SODA WATER obtainable than R. M. K. Smith and in attendance on the engines. ty and possession of Hawaii to the You are hereby directed to appear, made by the Fountain Works. hugh Lee and daughter, Mrs. w. tr. ..nd answer the Petition in an action that child, Miss Cornelia B. "The engineer officer about to take United States, 1898; and the executive Purity of water, cleanliness of Hammond and GIVES charge of watch duty shall not relieve orders of President McKinJey, relating entitled as above, brought . msc and excellence of flavor are Knox. Mrs. C. Adolph Aenlle, Master HIS LIFE predecessor you in the District Court of the Unite method S. A. R. his until he has satisfied to the government of Hawaii, issued this. W. B. Grayson, Arthur Ward, ma- States, in of Ha- responsible for S. Michael, Cap nimself what the condition of the during the transition period between and for the Territory Armstrong, Captain J. chinery is." waii, within twenty days from and af- Fountain Soda Works. tain S. McP. Rutherford and wife. the date of annexation and the pas 1898-190- upon Sheridan St., near King; 'Phone, TO RAISE A SHIP ALAMEDA LOST GANGWAY. sage of the Organic Act, 0. ter service you of a certified copjj 270. HAD FEW IJOCAIi PEOPLE. 13. Congress of the Plaintiff's Petition herein, to- Main The Oceanic liner Alameda was mak- The Act of organizing The Pacific Mail steamship China ar Hawaii into a Territory, 1900. gether with a certified copy of this ing a very fine trip from . Honolulu summons. morning rived yesterday irum w TACOMA (Wash.), September 5. when she ran into a northerly gale And you are hereby notified that un- FUKURUDA Francisco and docked at the Channel , After sacrificing his life for $600,000, Monday night. you appear answer as last The wind was by less and abort wharf. The voyage was uneventful. Carl Mottau bequeathed $81,000 to Rob- strong and a great sea was kicked up For sale required, the said Plaintiff will applfl Dealer in The vessel will leave for Yokohama at ert Mottau, his brother, living here so rough. In fact, that all the pas- to the Court for the relief demand 9 a. m. today. There were few passen- - who already wealthy. re sengers remained below. Wave after THE HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.. ed in the Petition herein. i JAPANESE AND AMERICAN is Mottau wave swept gers for Honolulu, but quite a large money the Alameda's decks. The WITNESS, the HONORABLH ceived word today that the will gangway had been swung over the Ltd., SANFORD B. DOLE, Judge ot Goods. crowd for the Orient. A large propor be sent soon from Doenlsharsen, near side, in readiness for the quarantine Dry and Fancy Price $5.00, postage prepaid. said District Court, this 1st tion of these are missionaries. Among Bremen, Germany, where Carl Mottau officials upon the arrival of the steam day of July in the year of one Mannfactnrer. the local people were O. St. John Gil died in July. er yesterday morning, and a tremen Honolulu, T. H. (Seal) Lord one thousand nine hun Straw Hat Kotm- - dous wave broke the gangway into in- bert, the honey man, and Mrs. A ship richly laden went down In pieces dred and five and of the three and hurled part of it into dependence of ky, wife of the Assistant Entomolo Brazilian waters some years ago. Her the sea. It was the only damaee sus the Unite gist of the Territorial Bureau of Agri strong boxes were stuffed with gold tained by the Alameda, Chronicle, United States the one hundred twenty-nint- h. Forestry. Among ine and the vessel itself was of good September 6. and 28-S- 2 Hotel BL culture and aefetMon Block. No. through passengers is G. B. Perkins, value. Wreckers visited the spot, but W. B. MALING, 1 depth of water discouraged WADE OPERATED ON. son-in-la- w of H. S. Huntington, and the the Clerk. wife en route to Japan on a pleasure them. Finally Carl Mottau, who was VALLEJO, Sept. 5. Ensign Charles A true copy of Summons. ' THE COBWEB CAFE trip.' T. E. Gibbon of the law depart a professional diver, after thorough in- T. Wade of the cruiser Bennington, who Attest: W. B. MALING, Clerk. Angeles quiry informed the owners that he Queen and Alakea Sta. ment of the Salt Lake and Los has been summoned to appear before a By F. L. HATCH. Deputy Clerk. en route to japan on " -'" ..v, railway, is aj court-marti- 7165 M. or tne ioyo his price was $600,000. al in connection with the MEALS, business trip. Terano came owners as recent explosion on the Bennington, THE FINEST Kisen Kaisha Steamship Company is Xo demur from the ETC. been they believed he would fail. They paid was operated on tonight at the naval NOTICE WINES, LIQUORS, returning to Yokohama. He has hospital opera Mr I for several weeks looking the sum five days later when Mottau for appendicitis. The i TO BE HAD IN THE CITY. on the Coast had fulfilled his contract two days tion was .successful and Ensign Wade's after the business of his company, , Notice is hereby given that I. Hts to resume operations on the aneaa 01 ume e naa iaen wun mm condition is said to be favorable. I has this day withdrawn as a member which is I thrpo trnstpfl drivers whom hp C , Prop? - San Francisco nmrfl. pLJ of the Oahu Undertaking Co.. a cor- CAMARA & O Yokohama Honolulu handsomely crew of helpers route. ed and a J. F. Merritt, a private of Company poration doing buine?s in Honolulu. In one of his descents into the ocean's F, Second Infantry, is serving thirty Island of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii. Clipping, WILL COMPLETE WIRELESS. depths the heavy pressure caused a days in the guardhouse at Fort Logan md that he hag transferred his interest Horse which has been lackins blood vessel to burst In Mottau's neck. because he kissed Miss Daisy Hilton n said corporation to his wife, Mrs. Electric machine, experienced man; The material He consulted noted surgeons and spent a second time after Lieutenant Samuel without Xaval Station wireless sys- - Sawa Toyo. horses called for and returned to put the much money in seeking relief without Herron, officer of the day, saw him Honolulu, August 28. 1905. i STABLES, on extra charge. CLUB Fort tern in complete order arrived the aVail. and the injury finally caused his kiss her the first time nd warned (Signed) H. HATAOKA. I 5 Telephone Main above Hotel Street; supply steamer Iris yesterday. As soon death. Chronicle. him. 1S5 President, i , 109. t

1 8 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL 'ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 13, 1905.

FRATERNAL MEETINGS. DRESS REHEARSAL FOR PLAMTERS' COIiFEHEIICS Castle & Cooke, Ltd; HONOLULU. ENCAMP- POLYNESIAN THE COMING SERENADE ENDED YESTEBDAY MENT V COMMISSION MERCIUSa NO. 1, I. O. O. F. SUGAR FACTORS. Sects every first and third FRIDAT The Sugar Planters' Association fin U 7:30 p. m., Odd by Ilk 22 the month at in m ished its session yesterday formu 'U AGENTS FOR TtllCH-s-' Hall. Fort Street. Iating a set of resolutions looking for The Ewa Plantation Co. cordially Invited " fating brothers t ward to furthering the work of the Im The Walalua Agricultural Ce fcft migration Commission in getting labor The Kohala Sugar Co. i F. M. McGREW, CP. Sugar PIERRE, Scribe. for the islands. The exact scope of The Watmea Mill Co. L. L. LA I The Fulton Iron Works, St. Lest these resolutions has not been given The Standard Oil Co. fJSXCELSIOR LODGE NO. x, out, but it is said not fully to satisfy The George F. Blake Steam some of the planters. Weston's Centrifugals. LO.O.F. "The session is ended," said Secre- The New England Mutual Life 1 1 ance Co., every TUESDAY evening at 4 tary Mead last night, "and certain THIS DAY of Boston. Meet V The Aetna Insurance Co., of 1 I Hall, Fort street. statements of the association's KM, In Odd Fellows' stand ford, Conn. "Waiting brother cordially Invited to on the questions raised have been pre- (if4 The Alliance Assurance Co., pared for transmission to the Immigra- don. T. O. NOTES. N. G. tion Commission. In advance of their L. L. 14. PIERRE, Secretary. reception by the commission, it is felt Auction Sale would improper that it be to give them F". REBEKAH LODGE, a publicity." U. Ferguson. O. O. 8. PACIFIC Several members of the association z, O. NO. I. O. F. stated yesterday that they thought the Horses PERSONAL APPEARANCE. proposal to induce white labor to immi Meets every second and fourth grate would be favorably acted on, Harness An attractive appearance Is Hlrarsdar- - at 7:30 p. m.. Odd FeUlows' while others intimated that the action desired by everyone. You may Sail, Fort street. taken was not decisive enough. have perfect features, but if "Visiting Rebekahs axe cordially ln-pjt- ed Horses your teeth are decayed or gums diseased, you to attend. $ REAL TRANSACTIONS. 13, will cause LILLIE DUNN, N.O., ESTATE Wednesday, Sept. 'OS a feeling of disgust and re- ? pugnance JENNY JACOBSON, Sec'y. Entered for Record September 12, 1905. AT O'CLOCK NOON, in others. Con- hi li sultation about your teeth ' 4 Philip Espinda to Maria Espinda.. D Jose G Henriques to L At my salesroom, 847 Kaahumanu FREE. BRANCH REBEKAH Hirashima.... C. i DLIVE Manuel dos Santos and wf to An- street, I will sell the property of The Expert Dentists. 1 NO. 2, I. O. O. F. D M. Cooke, Esq., as follows: LODGE tonio do Mello 215 W H Pain and wf to Hans Mor- - 1 Span Bay Mares, formerly owned Hotel St. Thurs- D by Mr. McClanahan; Meets every first and third s tensen day at 7:30 p. m.. In Odd Fellows' William O Smith to "William J 1 Double Harness. Ball, Fort Street. Forbes et al PA Also same time, other owner, HONOLULU IRON WOHE3 Visiting Rebeccas are cordially in-yrit- ed Evangelino da Stlva to Lukinia 1 Bay Horse, Mexican Saddle and COMPANY. i to attend. Theresa Eel Bridle, MARGARET SIMONTON, N. G., Lukinia P Moniz and hsb to First 1 Black Polo Gelding, THORA OSS, Secretary. .4 Bank of Hilo Ltd M 1 Surrey (Honolulu built). Machinery, Black Pipe, GaJrn3acl David Dayton to George Trimble.. D Pipe, Boiler Tubes, Iron and BtaeL Bh. 4 Est of S G Wilder Ltd to Xotice.. X F. MORGAN, glneers' Supplies. tiAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. i, Meleana Davis and hsb to William JAS. Office 4 ' AUCTIONEER Nuuanu street. I. O. R. M. R Castle. Tr D Works Kakaako. 4 George W McDougall to William R Meets every second and fourth 4 Castle, Tr CM THURSDAY of each month. In L O. McBryde Estate Ltd to Kahiki and ' ' wf et al HalL .atfSW-- 1111 m. 4 ED w. w. & n m ir....i ...! co. Visitingf brothers cordially invited to '.;,,'. .1. 4 unm fettend. MISS MARION BELL AS YVONNE. 4 THE BRIGHT SIDE T. F McTIGHE, Sachem, Auction Sale Limited E. V. TODD, C.R. of life. It is a feeling common 1 1 to the majority of us that we Merchant Tailors 5 WILLIAM M'KINLE"2. do not get quite the amount of ! happiness we are entitled to. (Sanaries Waity LODGE, Among the countless things Building, King Bt NO. 8, K. of P. I which tend, to make us more or ! Phone Blue 2741 less miserable ill health takes Ganartes Bfeeta every SATURDAY evening first m., Harmony Hall, Kin place. Hannah More said W:U P. in that sin was generally to be at- Friday, Sept. 15, 1905, U to biliousness. American and Foreljtu inlting brothers cordially invited tributed No doubt AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., a crippled liver with the result- Worstoads EDWIN FARMER, C.C., ing impure blood, is the cause of At my salesroom, 847 Kaahumanu JACOBSON, K. of R. I. Street, I will sell B. A. more mental gloom than any JAPANESE! AND AMXaiOIA, other single thing. And who 15 Fine German Canaries. HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. i, can reckon up the fearful aggre- Also Dry gate of loss and andfancy Gocdc RATHBONE SISTERS. pain, fear 1 NEW "SINGER" DROP-HEA-D from the many diseases SEWING MACHINE. Manufacturers of Straw JUAaJ Meets every 2nd and 4th Monday, at which are familiar to mankind; Knights Pythias' Hall, King street. of like a vast cloud it hangs over JAS. F. MORGAN. HOTEL All visitors cordially Invited to at a multitude no one can number. STREET. tend. You see every- - AUCTIONEER SALLIE I WILLIAMS, M.E.C., can these people GRACE O'BRIEN, M. of R.&C. wnere. t or them life can scarce- if f ly be said to have any "bright YUEN LODGE PROGRES DE (if side" at all. Hence the eager K LE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL XJQTKX3 - ness with which they search for L'OCEANIE. relief ana cure. Kemedies like DEALERS, - Mortgage Foreclosure Sales 6-- M each North King . Meets the last Monday in 4- WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION 7:30 o'clock, in Masonic wmnth. at 1 have not attained their high po- I ' " TmnlP corner Alakea and Hotel r - ' - 1 7 sition in the confidence of the At my salesroom, 857 Kaahumanu streets. Visiting Masons cordially in people by bald assertions Use vited to attend. and street, Honolulu, I will sell on follow C. J. DE ROO, boasting advertisements. They ing dates at noon of such days, Noveity Mills are obliged to win by doing Secretary. it VALUABLE PROPERTIES, FARRINGTON, W.M. actually what is claimed for them. EXCELLENT FLOOR W. R. as follows: t- That this remedy deserves its HONOLULU LODGE 6x6, reputation is conceded. It is SEPTEMBER 23. 1905. CALIFORNIA FEED OO., Agents palatable as honey and contains Poluea and D. Kalauokalani, B. P. O. & Kohala Land Co., Ltd., Assignee, the nutritive and curative prop- Lands at Kapualei, Molokai, Honolulu Lodge No. B. P. O. K., erties of Pure Cod Liver Oil, Lands at Kohala. Hawaii. C. B. Reynolds s Co Will meet In their hall, on Miller and combined with the Compound SEPTEMBER 30. 1905. every Friday ven Syrup of Hypophosphites, Ex- Beretanla streets, Kakallna Haina and husband to Wm. IMPORTERS ' ts. tracts of Malt and Wild Cherry. Henry, AND DEALERS in By order of the E. R. Nothing has such a record of Lands at Heeia, Koolaupoko, Oahu. BUILDING MATERIALS; HARRY H. SIMPSON, success in Scrofula, Influenza, DOORS, SASH, SHINGLES. goeretary. and John D. Hole, Tr., and wife to Mrs. Builders Hardware at lowest rattf. Throat and Lung Troubles, Holloway, AJakea street, mauka GEO. H. AKGUS, E.R. emaciating complaints and dis- Irene Ii Trustee; Sailors Heist, HUGO HERZER Lands on the beach at Kahalawai, IN. "THE SERENADE." orders that tend to undermine Honolulu. COURT CAMOES, NO. 8110, 2TTiT:s f the foundations of strength and A. O. P. Last night the second and third acts vigour. Its use helps to show William H. Tell to J. G. Waller, i on cillman House of "The Serenade" w ere gone through, life's brighter side. Professor Land situated King St., Honolulu, Meets every Snd and 4th Keddy, of Canada, says : have Lands at Pawaa, Honolulu, Boquet Cigars and while there were many little points "I Lands on Kalihi road, Honolulu. Tuesday of each month at That Tired Feelins' much pleasure in stating that I BEAVER LUNCH ROOMS 7:30 p. m., in San Antonio Which is so that were not just right, it took but have used it in cases of debility H. J. Js'OLTE. a valu- JAS. F. MORGAN. Hall, Vineyard street. few minutes to correct them. The and found it to be a very AUCTIONEER. Visiting brothers cordial- second act is made up of a double able remedy as well as pleasing ly Invited to attend. is often to take." You cannot be disap- COTTON BROS. & CO. stag, two choruses working at the A. O. ROSA, C.R., caused by pointed in it. Sold by chemists. ESGINEERS AND GENERAL CO same time to different music and stage TRACTORS. M. C PACHECO, F.C. poor, thin Plans and business, while one Estimates furnlahed 3 blood, result- and it is of the Fine Lot on Kewalo Street classes of Contracting Work.fr HONOLULU AERIE 140 ing in defi most difficult pieces of stage direction, Boston Block, : : : : Homell& F. O. E. Mr. Herzer has it certainly cient vitality X under his FOR SALE " control. Efforts are being made to se- eiGHRS The blood needs Meets on the 2nd and cure a real live parrot, as the monas- John Neill t WEDNESDAY to be enriched LESS THAN COST 100 ft- - 4th tery parrot has not a little bit of chat- Lot on street and 270 ft. deep. evenings of each and vitalized: 2700 sq. ft., for sale for Just $3000. 115 Merchant Street. 7:30 o'clock in K. of P. Hall, and for this there is no medicine in ter in the dialogue of the second act. Must have room for new stock and CACmNERY BOUGHT, tenth at the world new popular brands now on the way. Much less than assessed values In SOLD AMB Kmg street. equal to In case "Polly" shoucf forget his lines, this, but owner wants to sell so here's REPAIRED. Visiting Eagles are Invited to at-- A someone from the chorus must pick CIGARS your chance. EXaiNIER'S AND BUILDER'0 VBfr 'em up for him. $1.50 $3.50 per 100. Part of money on mortgage. PLIES. M, ROSENBERG, W.P. for to BLA CKS M M'iss Marion Bell is showing the ITHING. H. T. MOORE. W. Secty. er CIGARS. JAS. F. MORGAN, s greatest improvement in her part, clear Havanas, $3.50 to $6.00 per 100. (THEODORE ROOSEVELT. singing her pretty solos, duets and 847 Kaahumanu St. good Smoke Camp No. 1, U. S. W. V. Sarsaparilla trios with ease and grace, and her All and well known brands. actfng is certainly to be Order early lay in your stock for the The cures commended. ! GENERAL ARTHUR Department it has worked, the men, She will appearance holidays. CIGARS Hawaii. women, and children it has make her first to TO RENT. every restored GUNST-EAKI- N Meets first and to health, are countless iu number. Honolulu audiences on Thursday night, CIGAR CO. third WEDNESDAY well-receive- at One such experience is as and without a d. Waverley Hall. follows: doubt will be COTTAGE on Toung street. near "I have used Ayer'a Sarsaparilla in my Her rendering of "Cupid and Myrtle Cigar Store, Distributor. Visiting comrades cordial- family for years, and would not be without Thomas Square. Ewa side. I" in the monastery srardens will pn- - 3 Two-stor- y ly invltod to attend. it. I used to suffer with boils and skin T. Houses on Beretanla PAUL. SMITH, Cmdr.. eruptions, thuse her audience, one may J. FITZPATRICK, Proprietor. Street. attended with great lassitude if judge FORT STREET. R. H. LONG. Adjutant and exhaustion. In fact, I was so ill that from last night's rehearsal. 1 Cottage Toung Street, $10 per ALL KINDS OF I could not attend to my business. Being It would be amiss to pass over the month. KINDS OF BUILDING AND advised to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla, I did so, Warehouse on Nuuanu Street, mil. coming production without a word of makai RUBBER GOODS DONE ON and I am happy to say that the medicine AUTOS TO of King Street. XPAIR WORK J RENT. restored me to perfect health. I have since Mr. Hugo Herzer. His professional SHORT NOTICB used Ayer's Sarsaparilla for my children, in training puts him in a position to We are making- a speciality of Gtoodyear various complaints, fair Kubber Co. by and it has always proved take charge and direct such a produc- renting automobiles by the hour or JAS. F. MORGAN, M. H. PEASE, effective. I can safely recommend it to suf- day supplying experienced President. tion as "The Serenade," and AUCTIONEER. Cal- U. . M. ferers as a true blood purifier." and his ability chauffeurs. We rent only the be?t Bu FraneUce. - T. Paty. There are many as a singer and actor has never been and most reliable machines with Wm. imitation questioned. side entrances and canopy tops. IMS Alakea Street. Sarsaparillas. Our HARRISON MUTUAL Tonight will see the dress rehearsal garage on Alakea Street contains TO RENT. Be sure you get "AYER'S." every modern convenience for stor- NEW FALL STYLES of the piece. and all will be ing cars. ASSOCIATION Prepared by Dr. J. C Ayer & Co.. Lowell, Mass.. U.S.A. on their mettle to do their best. THE lower part of the old & o AT o The Castle Vmm now ,20C. has burled 187 of its ATXS-- PILLS, the beat family laxative. management wishes to announce that Cooke Building, corner King and streets one members during the two and one-hall no visitors will be allowed at this re- Bethel of the finest loca Madame Josephine's HHiMoun tions In town. fears since it organization. The mem hearsal. This rule will be strictly en- MILLINERY PARLORS, LIMITED. bership fee will ?e raised to $5.69 om forced by placing a doorkeeper at each 'Phone Alex. Young .. lfi2 Hotel Street. HOLLISTER DRUG CO., AGENTS. Hotel, Private JAS. F. MORGAN, May L 10K. entrance of the Opera House. Exchange. J. II. TOWNSEND, AUCTIONEER. Secretary. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL RDVERTXSEH, HONOLULv, SEPTEMBER 13, IQO. LJ.LJW1 ,9 MILITARY HOP AT BREVITIES. Wait for Homa Embellislimantf! WHITNEY & MARSH, LTD The Eagles meet tonight in K. of P. it Hall. , HAWAIIAN TONIGHT All can be effected best by mean . Territorial offices will be closed Rugs, Regatta Day. the Car Couch Covers and' Curt-n- s. We have An old friend wants to see Olive recently received a fine " in our store, use the telephone, new stock of goods Hodson. Call at 444 Beretania. these wnicfr we The "Army and Navy" hotel will thi meet your friends, ask for a Steam shall be very happy to show to S After the opera Saturdav nisrht take evening follow a time-honor- ed custom er Time Card, in fact do not have visitors at our store. SPECIAL 'dinner at tne Alexander Young cafe. SALE any delicacy yourself and give a dance in honor 01 colonel Seventeen cases will be submitted to in making at Edgar Z. Steever, Quartermaster Cap the Supreme Court in the October term. home. Porter Furniture Co NOW N! tain Frank C. Jewell and the officers Purser Wilburton of the steamer Remember you place yourselves XJMITED. Toung Building. and ladies of the Fourth Cavalry who Niihau reports frequent rains on Ka under no obligations to purchase Cor. Hotel & Bishop Streets. Of All of OUR 15c are expected this morning from the uai. anything you are not in present on way Philippines. The Oahu County Board of Super need of, but bear in mind we carry Coast their to the visors will meet next Monday at 7:30 first-class As usual with westward bound regi- p. m. everything that a Drug PACIFIC Fancy Wasti Batiste Store carry. you HOTEL. ments, the officers thereof will realize The Elleford company was, at last should If should that, this will be their last fling In accounts, playing to good business in find all the seats at the Soda Coun- 1182 Union Street. "God's Country" for some years, and Sacramento. ter occupied, wait a minute, some First-class rooms and board; Amer consequence, The cafe Young one will soon make room for you. ican cooking. Rates: Single meals, 25c; will, in make the best at the Alexander per week. S4.00. Fast Colors 32 inches wide opportunities. A special din- Hotel will be open after the opera All the above is truly meant at of their Saturday night. Get the best there Is for your money. ner will be served on the broad, breeze- - Mrs. Jewett, formerly a resident of swept lahais of the beautiful hotel, the Honolulu, is a passenger aboard the SCHOOL BOOKS Ellis Quintet Club of native musi- China, en route to China. cians playing and singing both during County Attorney Douthitt and Coun- Bargain dinner and afterwards for the dance. ty Treasurer Trent are now discussing Co. Sale. Hobron j As usual, a general invitation is ex- the blanket warrant injunction. Drug ONE WEEK MORE. tended to the public, and particularly Mr. and Mrs. L. Schweitzer sail to- ZN LESS day on the China for Japan, China and WALL, CO , to the officers of the Condor, Restorer, the Philippines on a pleasure tour. NICHOLS LTD. THAN and all local army and navy offi- 3 OHYS Iris Fannie McCandless Olsen was grant- and over Tht Only Double-Trac- k Sailway between the Hi , The Big Shoe Sale cers,. It is quite possible that the ed a decree of divorce yesterday by HATS FOR REGATTA DAY AT lonri Eiver and Chicago. Fourth Cavalry band will play in the Judge Robinson from Joseph Olsen for The great sale of broken lots of hotel park. . desertion. shoes still continues. THREE FAST TRAINS . DAILY. f. Secretary Atkinson went to Kauai IVliss Power's VIA yesterday MclNERNY SHOE STORE. afternoon to look at some Millinery SOUTHERN PACIFIC, UNION PACIFIC AND of the Territorial lands. He will re- FORT Parlors, Boston Buildln. FITZHUGtj LEE, Jfl, ' STREET CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAYS turn Friday. 1 . Fort Street. s Yesterday Secretary "Jack" Atkin- Overland Limited. Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 11 a. m. son's birthday was celebrated by his at. dally. The moat Luxurious Train In the World. Electric UghUl HOT COMING HERE friends and hi3 desk made beautiful Throughout. Double Wrawlnsr-Roo- m, Sleeping Cars, Composite, Observa- with flowers. tion. Buffet, Smoking and Library Car. Dining Cars, Meals la Crt-Les- s At the meeting of the American LUNCH BASKETS FOR than three days to Chicago without change. Board in San Francisco, P. C. Jones 3. A special Eastern Express. Vestibuled. leaves san Francisco at .w . NEW FORK, Septemb2r will preside at the evening session on m. Daily. says: Through Pullman Palace and Sleeping Cars to Chicago. Dta to the Herald from Washington September 21. tn Cars. Free Reclining Chair Cars. President Roosevelt ha informed the There will be an after-theater lunch SCHOOL CHILDREN - served on the roof garden, Atlantic Express. Vestibuled. Leaves Sn Francisco at 9 a. at War department he desires that Lieu- at the Dally. Standard and Tourist Sleerers. ' tenan Fitzhugh Lee, Jr., Twelfth Unit Alexander Young Hotel, Thursday and All kinds of lunch baskets to choose ed St ttes Cavalry, be assigned to spe Saturday nights. from. The famous PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS cial duty in Washington. Lee will take John P. Curts. clerk at Kailua, Ha- Brownie Basket in three sizes, 15c, 20c, 25c. each. Fold- Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. The best of everything. the place of Lieutenant Granville R. waii, for the Third Territorial Circuit ing lunch baskets, 20c. each. CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN Fortescue, Tenth United States Cav Court, sent his resignation in yesterday Invoice, Correspondence, Waste Paper, and all kinds of itHmrnmaAj' BI. airy, who is a relative of the President to take effect October 1. 617 Market Steet. (Palace Hotel) San Francis cn and for two years has been stationed After the opera Thursday and Sat Desk Basketing to be obtained also. war. Company's Agent. here, his principal duty consisting of urday nights, visit the roof garden at FREE A sponge, with each lunch basket puchase. UiMam,,,1, !JIIWMJA'JLJl Hum "ifm i.r,ni,i.l,,iiiu.FW making himself generally useful at the the Alexander Young Hotel, where White House during the social season light lunch will be served. and acting as an assistant to Colonel Circuit Judges Robinson, Lindsay & CO., S. S. Bromwell. De Bolt are wrestling $ W. W. DIMOND LTD. (I Lee was recently ordered to the and still with King Street. today the problem whether the term lapsed ) fH Philippines, but a telegram was by not being begun Labor Day. sa II sent to San Francisco directing that Qj he should be held there for further Chief Clerk Buckland of the Execu orders. Fortescue, who was named as tive Office has been granted a further Tag-ga- rt leave of absence until October 11th. one of the in the '.32$ .1." divorce suit, is now in Europe, and Buckland is now in San Francisco. $M mmJ will later rejoin his regiment. A first-class station for wireless te O ' legraphy has been established at Brant SIS 02 f Rock, near Marshfleld, Mass. The sig- LIBBY'S o nal pole has the prodigious height of 440 feet. Mrs. A. B. Wood left for Kauai yes IIIJ terday to be away a month. While on Natural Flavor the Garden Isle she will be the guest Time means money and of Mrs. W. H. Rice. 1 money means time. On Monday evening a big lump of Food UU don't you be forget coral was placed on the Waialae car () Products And first-class - line near the White road. The car are in every respect and for flavor, purity and ting it. passed over it and crushed it to frag () When you goto the CRI ments. wholesomeness can not be beat. These goods have been in z nol-pross- ed in United States for years and are steadily a ot County Attorney Douthitt has great demand the TERION for bite lunch, the indictments against Henry growing in popular favor. They are the housekeeper's stand- zt O you lose no time in getting it. Vierra, charged with embezzlement, delight of a change Lau Yau Hoo, charged with ex- by and the continual the seeker after and ex. tortion In the second degree. from the roast and boiled routine which confronts every day X A report made to the Chinese Con- in the week. IL1 O. J. MCCARTHY, Proprietor, sul's request on the shooting of Choy S3 Corner Hotel and Bethel Streets. Fat in a clash between policemen and gamblers at Waipahu some months agj has been finished by the Attorney Gen- o eral's office. ill" will CO Prince Cupid's big buck deer which H. HACKFELD a Co., Ltd., escaped from the Waikiki preserve recently, and which was seen last week DISTRIBUTORS. swimming in a lagoon in Kapiolani LOCAL BREVITIES. Park, is said to be roaming the Kai-- mum wastes. Lgy Does your Physician Best and cheapest firewood in town Judge Robinson yesterday ordered 5. at Pacific Transfer Co.'s, Phone 5S. the will of Samuel T. Alexander, who prescribe Stout or Ale? you of a coat, died Victoria Falls, South NIPS If are in need rain at Africa. attend Fisher, Abies Co.'s sale today. admitted to probate on the petition of If so, we desire to draw your attention to Fantail pigeons and other kinds will Lyle A. Dickey. Alexander was a citi- be sold by Fisher Abies at auction to- zen of Oakland, California. day. Mr. Calvert Brewer, of .the United Experienced horse clippers at the States Mortgage and Trust Company, 4 Nips will exactly meet your requirement, and means the will arrive here by the Sierra on Sep- Club Stables. Horses called for and - c delivered. tember 27th to complete the purchase best possible Stout or Ale put up in a bottle containing- just of Territorial bonds. He will leave for use one time, leaving no remainder be- See Ehlers & Co.'s new announce- by the quantity to at to ment in today's issue regarding ladles' the Orient the Manchuria October come flat or stale. Nips are always fresh. wash skirts. 4th. Ah alleges Chi- For sale in any quantity by A lot of singing canaries will be sold Chan Fun that her Friday Mor- nese husband, Mak Yau Kui, otherwise at public auction next at known as Mak Yuen Kwai, uses chair Many gan's salesrooms. legs and stove wood on her to beat her Look out for bargains in horses and with. Yesterday she libeled him for Clever C. & harness today at 10 a. m. at Morgan's divorce on the ground of extreme W. PEACOCK CO., LTD. salesrooms. See his column for full cruelty. The libelee is a storekeeper People particulars. at Palama and the couple were mar SOLE AGENTS. Our garage on Alakea street is ried March 27, 1899. 41 equipped with every modern convenience for the care of automobiles. Von prejudiced against article of merit without Hamm-Youn- g Co. A Timely Sale with Summer Become an The most difficult music is easily Metro-sty- Days Drawing to a Close fair, impartial trial likes mastered by the owner of a le investigating it. With a everyone Pianola or Pianola Piano. Berg-stro- m Music Co., Ltd. CRYSTAL SPRINGS BUTTER HAWAIIAN MUSIC AT TECIIAU'S. A SPECIAL SALE OF finishing Though Techau's Tavern always has rainier beer puts the touches on every meal. No butter made good flavor, fine tonic and other qualities which been a popular resort, since the coming A a is purer or possesses the same exquisite flavor. Families of of the Hawaiian Band the artistic dining hall is packed to overflowing every Wool Dress Goods make, for it a friend after each trial refinement use no other. night. is not easy to say which is It Some is a pound good and a pound indifferent. the most attractive feature, the excel- WILL COMMENCE butter lent cuisine, the courteous service or RAINIER BOTTLING WORKS, AGENTS. the wonderful music of the Ellis Or- Crystal Springs butter is first-class all the time. chestra. At any rate the combination Hustace Avenue (Kewalo). Phone White 1331. is one that makes' Techau's a dining Monday, Sept. 11th, place for kings. The soft Hawaiian m&uti&M Lm-?-"!- ?! music soothes the ear and the artistic when the following- notable bargains arrangement of the dining hall pleases "will be presented: Co., the eye. Techau's may be well called Metropolitan Meat Ltd. the Epicure's Palace of San Francisco. 42IX. BLACK CREPON io8 King Street, Telephone, Main 45. The success of the Tavern shows what formerly, $1.23; now, 60c. per yd. UTILIZE, TO MAKE USE OF 42IN. BLACK CREPON the way of making people perfectly formerly, 51.50: now, 80c. per yd. comfortable. Chronicle. 44IN. FANCY CREPOX j j j 2k J1.25; 63c. per formerly, now, yd. is what should do with that wall space that I have. Miss Florence Cornell was hostess 3SIN. BLACK GRENADINE This I Globe-Wemic- ke CLOSING OUT yesterday at an attractive luncheon, formerly, 50c; now, 25c. per yd. How well it would look to have it filled in with a nice set of given in the palm garden of the Palace. 52IN. PLAID GRENADINE bookcases; and it would certainly keep my books in bet- 200 DOZEN OVERSHIRTS WILL BE SOLD The guest of honor was Miss Beatrice formerly. $1.25; now, 90c. per yd. REDUCTIONS AND REGARD Splivalo, a bride to be. Pink carna- 4SIN. PLAID GRENADINE ter shape. I think I will take ten minutes and go and see them at AT GREAT tions added their beauty and spicy fra- formerly, 1.00; now, 65c. per yd. LESS OF COST. grance to a round table daintily set for 42IN. PLAID GRENADINE Regular price, $1.00, now 60c eight. Place cards, adorned with formerly, 75c; now, 45c. per yd. A...M. Co,, Ltd. French slippers and rice bags, provided 38IN. PLAID GRENADINE J. Johnson Reg-ala-r price, $1.50, now 90c at once an interesting topic for con- formerly, 75c; now, 45c. per yd. Street. All sizes all colors. present: 931 Fort versation. There were Miss Sale now on and will close on September 16th. Buy now and Cornell. Miss Splivalo. Mrs. Bean, Mrs. J J J J Morrow, Miss Mihell, Mrs. Jones and get tke best selection. .Miss Marston. The marriage of Miss Splivalo and Lieutenant Francis Bawls 'Phone Main 143 P. O. Box 514 Shoemaker will crobablv take place in 1 DRY GOODS CO. K. ISOSHIMA October, shortly after the arrival of the 1 lim Specalizers in Modern Office and Store Ycutter Bear, to which Lieutenant LIMITED - No. 30, King street. 'Shoemaker is attached. Chronicle. FORT AND BERETANIA STREETS. Methods-

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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHAH8! PEBSMIICE Sanadiao-Aostrall- an Royal Mai! Line Honolulu. September 12, 1905. HalsteadtlCo.lLtd Railway Co. ,n!T,P in connection with tha Canadian Pacific SAMS Qt STOCK, Capital. YaL Bid. Alt follow Ing dates: VVIHS TBIS GIRL STOCK AND BOND pj at Honolulu on or about the UnarnLi VANCOUVER. G. Brewer k Co..... Jl.CCO.OOO 130 I JTOR AND AUSTRALIA FOR SUSAS. 1 FIJI 13C6 5,000,000 0 evil IKK i . SO 5. daw.AfrltaiMU-iftl...- l,200,l00 - SEPT. PHILADELPHIA, ep.emter 871-- - S?R2 MIOWERA jw. oora. ASacarCo. U.7il ice aoxANGi OCT. 21" MOAN A OCT. 18 Count Karl Holstein of Germany, after awii&n gagftx Cc... XOO0.000 20 34 MIOWERA ADRAN'OI NOV. 15 donoiDU 750,000 1C0 ZZ NOV. 18 having been twice jilted by Mildred lonoic ...... 20 16,1 18 AjOANB NEGOTIATED "ticket." United States and Europe. iiku 600,000 100 185 Through issued to all points in Canada. Harrison, daughter of Alfred C. Har- tCaiiuJca 300,000 20 2fl" 0K rison, the .sugar king, and niece of the Ilfcei Plan. Cft , Ltd.. 2,500,01 N) J5 THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD. FOR lpahulu 130,000 1CJ 5C tfemWrs Hcnolulm etoek tit& I provost of the University of Pennsyl- iomt 600.000 100 150 Xxdumxe. u AGENTS. cBiydeoa;.Go7,Lwi. 8,500.000 XQ 6i GENERAL vania, has succeeded in renewing his laynruQ B,6J,CO0 100 115 jan 1,000.000 20 engagement with her. . Onomes.... Ookl 500,000 20 6 5 McINTYRE BUILDIWG5 Three times has the German Count RENT fingar C 6,000,000 20 5 Ltd... padfiiTlHail & Oriental chased this girl around the world in Jlowaln 150,000 100 FOR SALE Desirable real dene mm Co., Occidental two-stor- S. S. his suit for her hand. The announce- faaunaa guglianCo. 5,000,000 50 22 Prospect St.; y house an4 la Lunalilo Street $ 5U.00 Pacific S00.GO0 100 on Young ment of the present or third engage- Pia 750,000 200 177 St' S. S. Co. ment comes, however, with such an 1246 Kinau Street 30.00 Pepeekeo 750,000 100 140 ltW FOR RENT OR LEASE Resldes.ee m Pioneer ... 2,750,000 100 lfi4 15d 22 Honolulu and leave this port air of finality that it looks as though Emma Street 30.00 1,500,000 100 65 extension of Lillha St.; acre Ws mwuD-- rs of the above companies will call at to win Waialua Afrl. Co hiawa, mentioned: Holstein was really going her. 1111 Kinau Street... 35.00 Walaiku 700,000 100 S or about the dates below Miss Harrison and the Count first Wailuku Sugar Co. Money loaned. W. L. HOWARD, SAH FRANCISCO. Washington. their first King Street 35.00 Scrip.... 7. 85,000 100 ': FROM SAN FRANCISCO. FOB met at Then a'inana)o 9M.0OO 100 Financial Aftnt engagement was reported. If it had Alexander Street . 20.00 Waimea Sugar .. 125,000 100 60 SEPT. 18 MANCHURIA SEPT. 8 Mill CHINA OCT. 3 existed it was speedily broken. Prac- Beretania Street 35.00 MllOILUlBCCl. -- COPTIC Inter-Islan- d . CORK? 2I 27 tically around the world went the 8. Co. 600,000 100 If 6 112 CHAS. BREWER & CO.'B SE3f- MONGOLIA ...... OCT. aaw.Kiectrio Cc MANCHURIA ""J- 7 lady, and after her went the noble- H. K. T. 530,000 100 105 CHINA ....NOV. A Ii. Co., Pd. 101 21 man. Then they met again at a San ff. K. T. k L.30. O... OCT. 28 DORIC ....NOV. Mutual I Co in 65 New Zrsvnn w w m w w el. Jtj Francisco hotel. The Count had his FOR LEASE 150,000 York lino apply to mother with him this time, and again O.E.4L.CO 4,000,000 67m For further information HIlO R. W.O"., . 1.000,00 ft COMPANY, LTU, came the report of their engagement, Premises cor. King and Bethel Streets, Honolulu Brewing A Bark Foohng Suey sailing; from HACKFELD Malting Co. . 22J-- H. auinas. this time from Colorado Springs. It occupied by & Cooke. Ltd. 400,000, 25 New York to Konolulu nn n. an- formerly Castle BOBSI. was broken again, and there was ! about Sept. 15, 1905. FREIGHT globe was Stores in Oregon Block, Hotel Street. aaw.Ter.,4p. o.(Fiie rr A T.T'R.Y . m v . . . m . other chase about the that Clainii)...... 100 Gtoamohip Oo. made twice over before the two finally flaw. Terrl. p. , o... freight found themselves together. ;iBw.woy-.- ap.e.... 100 For rates apply to wiL and leavs this port Holstein comes of one of the oldest Cal. & Haw. Sug. Ref. CHAS. BREWER A CO., rthm fine passengw Bteamsw of tbls lto arriva Co. 6 p. c . ICS 27 Germany. They are Lu- 104 Kllby St,, Boston, or ereunder: families in 3aiku (p.c Bs a therans, and descendants of the fa- WATERHOUSE lawu.Cooal.a Bugaz C. BREWER & CO., SAN FRANCISCO. OR SAN FRANCISCO. HENRY Vo. 5p.o...... LTD., FROM mous Count Christian d'Oldenbourg, . SEPT. J ALAMEDA SEPT. 20 'awailan Sugar 8 p. 0. 1UZ Honolulu ivT 26 head of the house of Holstein, which Silo &. B. Co., 6 P. o.. wri :v;... :::: sept. 27 sonoma sept. TRUST COMPANY, LTD. K. T. A L. OCT. 11 dates back to 1481. His father occu- don. Co., S?AWrl' OCT. 6 ALAMEDA pied many distinguished positions, and 107 S?A J OCT. IS VENTURA OCT. 1? C vhuku 8 p. o 100 NOV. 1 his mother was formerly a lady in J a. A L. CO.. DD.O . . 1(5 Jx'.y.''''y'-'y'-''"'''-''- ALAMEDA waiting Queen of Bavaria. Cor. Fort and Merchant Sts. Jahu Sr.gar Co., s p. o.. 102 FOR EQBN, ' pre-pare- to the Co, sailing- - steamers the agents are d 31aa Sugar 8 p. 0' S ' ' connection with the of the above Chronicle. Pala Bir.c 10 In by any, rail-ft-o- m " passengers. Coupon Through Tickets ; - C p.o. to issue, to intending ?ioneer Mill Co. House on King san Francisco to all points in the United States, and from New ("ilrlne Air Co.. fl.p.c, 103 103 street, near Thomas European ports. Troy, the collar and shirt town of the McBryde Sugar Co 750,000' 100 Square, rent cheap. STork by any steamship line to all world, is in the throes of a strike, af- To Let. Furnished FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS, APPLY TO fecting the industry which has made Houses SESSION SALES. house, Wylie street. Rent , G. & CO LTD. it famous. The starchers, women who (Morning Session.) $25 per month. W. IRWIN care of the laundering of the mil- take Kinau Street, 3Bedrooms 535.00 500 Olaa, 5. lions of collars, shirts and cuffs that 18.00 go out labeled "Troy, N. Y.," decided Vineyard Street, 3 Bedrooms SESSION SALES. Apply to W. W. CHAMBERLAIN, American-Hawaiia- n Steamship Company. several months ago that they were not Vineyard Street 2 Bedrooms 15.00 (Afternoon Session.) Beretania Street, 4 Bedrooms 30.ou Room 206 Judd building. being paid enough and that the ma- None. ST NEW YORK TO HONOLULU. Kinsr Street. 3 Bedrooms 30.00 chines which the manufacturers had SALES BETWEEN BOARDS. I G1 installed were unsatisfactory. Conse- Aloha Lane. 2 Bedrooms... 18.00 from Honolulu to san Fran. quently they served notice on the pro- Punchbowl Ave., 2 Bedrooms 12.00 25 Haw. Com., 86; 330 McBryde, 650; I I 5.::::::::SS: CISCO. 6 Bedrooms 30.00 50 O. R. & L. Co., 88.50; $500 Paia 6s Freight received at all times at the . prietors, and, failing on an agreement, Kinau Street, walked out and are still out. The girls Lunalilo Street. 6 Bedrooms 30.00 104:50; $20,000 Waialua 6s, 103; $9000 tympany's wharf, 41st street, Sout g g Nevadan, to sail Sept. 5 5 w say 2 15.00 Haw. Govt. 5s, 100; Pioneer Mill, 155; ...Sept. 26 that they can not earn fair wages Christy Lane, Bedrooms fm ftreoklyn. S. S. Nabraskan, to sail system. 3 18.00 $100 O. R. & L. Co. 6s, 105; 300 Hon. loin under the machine Puunui Ave., Bedrooms.. T. & B. Co., 22.50; 125 155; 64 P. P. A. Waterhouse SAN FRANCISCO TO HONO- - FRQM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO Fort Street, 2 Bedrooms 20.00 & M. Pioneer, PROH I. I. S. N. Co., 107.50. Warehouse on $100.00 ; Vineyard Street, 2 Bedrooms. 20.00 Merchant St... LULU DIRECT. HONOLULU VIA SAN Large house on FRANCISCO. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Vineyard (furnished), 3 Bedrooms. 25.00 Adams Lane 40.00 to sail...... Sept 16 House on Kukui St. 25.00 vkan. Oct. 7 Sept S Waikiki Beach (furnished), 5 Bed LOCAL OFFICE OF THE UNITES bl Nevadan. to sail s. S. Hawaiian, to sail...... ARRIVED. 50.00 Nuuanu, near Kukui St. 18.00 rooms STATES WEATHER BUREAU. Adams Lane cottage Bod each month Tuesday, September 12. 10.00 thartr. Large house and grounds, Nu- COMPANY, LTD., AGENTS. . U. S. S. Iris, Whitton, towing water H. HACKFELD ft Alexander Young; Buildlsg, Honelu) uanu Ave Eo.OO Agent. V v barge, from Mare Island, 10 a. m. & Company P. MORSE, General Freight TRENT September 12. House on School 26.25 C Stmr. Niihau, W. Thompson, from 938 FORT STREET. Tuesday, St House on School St. 22.50 Koloa and Eleele, 5:30 a. m. Queen If" .. Stmr. Mauna Loa, Simerson, from 2 5 THERMO, g5 5 WIND and South Sts. Large VESSELS IN POET. building lot for lease. Maui and Hawaii ports, 5:30 a. m., E with 4986 bags sugar. AND NAVY. K P ARMY : s 25 YOUR BAGGAGE. S. S. China, Friele, from San Fran- 3! f fa v; J WILL CALL FOR 9:30 m. German warship Condor, Begas, Apia, f:? ft cisco, a. : : : 5. : : 2 Professional you money. DEPARTED. Samoa, Aug. 30. . Gards We pack, hsiil and'thip your goods and ave U. S. S. Iroquois, Nlblack, from Lay- 1 Hilo Stmr. Kinau, Freeman, for and san Island, Aug. 25. y wood, coal and kindlings. 1800 29. 9 88 71 80 .CO 70 5 w .... ATTORNEY-AT.LA- W. Dealers in ttove way ports, noon. S. Fran- 5& U. S. Iris, Whitton, from San Warehouse, 126 King Street. "Phone Main Stmr. Likelike, Naopala, for Molokai, cisco, Sept. 12. 1901 30 00 85 75 80 .00 62 4 KK .... PHILIP L. WEAVER. Law SS Ctorace in Brick Maui and Lanai ports, noon. CO merauiui Bireeu tjases in araj Stmr. Noeau, Pederson, for Puako, MERCHANT VESSELS. 1N2 23 90 85 68 76 80 2 sw .... erty not accepted. rtd Mahukona, Honokaa and Kukuihaele, Annie Johnson, Am. bk., Nilson, San 1903 tf 98 83 72 78 .22 73 8 KE ... a p. m. F. Morgan, President: C. J.Campbell, vice-i-resMiei- M.; . Irancisco, Aug. 24. 1904 29.95 84 75 80 . 00 66 8 Hi 6 PHYSICIAN. J. N. E. Gedge. Auditor; Fran Stmr. Helene, Nelson, for Hamakua Griffel, Br. bk.. Billet, Newcastle, Aug. DR. N. Lean, Secretary; A. F. Oar. Treasurer; ports, 5 p. m. 1905 29 96 82 70 76 T 68 2 Ke 6 A SINCLAIR Boston Build 21. ing, omce 8:30-1- 0 4-- Hustace, ManftSsr. Stmr. W. G. Hall, S. Thompson, hours: a. m.; 5 for Henry Villard, Am. sp., Shanbe, Aug. ivge 29.98 64 72 78 .04 70 4 Vn .... m.; Kauai ports, 5 p. m. evenings, by appointment or tele- :3:aa.staic-3?c- lr Co., Sch. Chas. Levi Woodbury, Harris, 19. ALEX. MC. ASHLEY, phone W. 2861. ; , Kalulanl, Am. bk., Colly, San Fran DRAYMEN, 63 Queen Street. for Laysan Island, 5 p. m. Section Director. DEALERS IN cisco, Sept. 5. SAIL TODAY. t Mohican, Am. bk., Kelly, from San DENTISTS. COAL P. M. S. 'S. China, Friele, for Yoko Francisco, August 13. HENRY BICKNELL, D. D. S.. Union FIREWOOD, STOVE and STEAM Classified Advertisements. otreei, cor. i uribt mnA Black Sand. Telephone Main 395. hama, Kobe. Nagasaki, Manila, Shang Morning Star, Am. s.s.. Garland, Gil- Hotel. hai and " Hongkong, from Channel bert Is., July 15. wharf, 9 a. m. Nuuanu, Am. bk., Josslyn, New York, A B. CLARK, D.D.S., room 111 Bestosj Stmr. J. A. Cummins, Searle, for WANTED. .ouuaing. August 8. FURNISHED cottage for 2 gentlemen; nq ci-- Koolau ports, 7 a. m. Restorer, Br. cable s.s., Combe, Mid- Branch ' Makiki district preferred. State rent. DUE TODAY. way I.. April 24. Address A. B. C, Box 307. 7206 MUSICIANS. UU. Hustace, Peck Co. Ltd. U. S. A. T. Buford, from San Fran R. P. Rithet, Am. bk., McPhail, San MISS ELSE WERTHAf TTTT-- T fb UlllUlI UAJJIUOO Francisco, August 26. Teachep of Piano; 63 Queen street. cisco, due this morning. GOOD Jersey or part Jersey cow. Ad will receive limit- PASSENGERS. THE MAILS. dress "D. H.," Advertiser office. 7204 ed number of pupils. Sole represen- Having bagpjage contracts with the following steamship lines: Arrived. tative in Honolulu of Fletcher Meth- -- oteamsnrp uo. Mails are following od for beginners. Oeeanic Steamship Co. acinc aiau From San Francisco, September 12, due from the SITUATIONS WANTED. 1479 Thurston St. Dscldental & Oriental Steamship C".Toyo Kalsen Kaisha Steamship Co. per P. M. S. S. China. For Honolulu: points as follows: widow MRS. HERBERT S. check your baggage at your homes, saving you the trouble Miss Edith Barnes, W. Matlock Camp Sep- ENGLISH lady, well educated, EWING. Teach We bell,. S. H. Derby, O. St. San Francisco Per Alameda, good musician, desires home In er or piano. 414 John Gilbert, tember 15. Beretania street. checking on the wharf. S. ; private family as governess or useful s! Keliinoi, Mrs. S. L. Kotinsky, Emil Colonies Miowera, Sept. 20. moving I Layman, Mrs. L. M. Layman, Miss M. Per companion, or would wait on invalid MISS MAUD KINNEY, Teacher ' Victoria Aorangi, Sept. 23. of M.d Main Layman, Miss Alice Roth. Per lady. Can teach thoroughly correct lano, will receive a limited ?no 25 Telephone 86 grammatical English, number Per stmr. Mauna Loa, September 12, Mails will depart as follows: French, piano, of Pupils, Swastika Bungalo, Ana-pu- ni from Kau ports. Mrs. Mahlum, W. G. organ, singing, drawing, painting, Street METEOROLOGICAL Ogg, San Francisco Per Alameda, Sept. 20 physical exercises, cookery sew- THE PACIFIC RECORD. James Ogg, Miss M. Forrest, Mrs. Sept. 20. and C. Levey, Miss Alice Smithies. From Victoria Per Miowera, ing. Good reader. Can accompany HUGO HERZER Issued by the U. 8. Weather Boreas A Orient Per China, Sept. 13. Teacher of Slnlmaj, OfS.ce Every Sunday Morning. Kona and Mahukona: Rev. W. Lono, voice or any instrument. Good class "1"ri ana Advertiser Colonies Per Aorangi, Sept. 23. only. of- oereiania Miller Sts., r Commerical Robert Paris, William Paris, Miss L. music A Z., Advertiser Bergstrom Music Co. at the Post Office at Honolulu, THXBM Yates, Miss Betsy Ackerman, Frank fice. 7206 Etred M KAN Si Ackerman, Mrs. S. Sherman, Miss Alice ss o- THS T. H., as second-cla- matter. I A BABOM. Muller, A. W. Seabury and wife, Miss FOR SALE. o TL Achi and servant, R. R" Elg'n, H. BERNICE PAUAHI BISHOP A Few Word 3 5- - Coper, CHOICE lot, corner College and Hast- E. John Kaaikupuna, G. Clarke, MUSEUM, ings streets, 75x125, $1600. ON HOW TO SUBSCRIPTION RATES: S. L. Desha. From Maui ports: worth 8 3 SO 00 6S 70 .00 68 2 8 Ah fTATTTTT, OAHU. Make offer. Cash or time. J. H. 1-- Kl Tong, C. Wells, PM Tear K 4 80.02 82 70 .20: 87 8 Vak 5 B. Miss Irene Aikau, Cummings, 1S37 College street. 7206 Acquire a Home BfcS Months. T & 80 .0 J hi 74 i9 61 1 I 9 C. W. Baldwin, D. H. Case. W 6 SOjiI 82 73 T 68 8 no 13 Per stmr. Likelike. September 12, Territory Advrtlsing rates on application. T 7 29 97 Si 73 C4 77 8 for Residents of Hawaii and $275.00. SB ll Molokai ports. T. T. Meyer, D. Mc- Monthly Rentals V 8 29.94 82 74 .14 68 S s 6 J. strangers visiting Honolulu are hereby-notifie- One Oldsmobile runabout; good as S 9 29 84 78 .16 88 9 8 Veigh, F. W. Beckley, wife and child. SEND FOR MY BOOKLET. .2 m that the above named Museum new. Apply P. O. Box 633. 7188 USWished every morning except Sunday Departed. will be open to inspection on FRI- bytkm Note: Barometer readings are cor- Per stmr. Kinau, September 12, for. COMPLETE set bound volumes W. M Ml N TON, N ! Plant rected for temperature, instrumental Hilo and way ports. C. B. Wells, DAYS and SATURDAYS of each and ers' Monthly. 22 vols., 1882 1904. GAZETTE CO., LTD., John ' to Real Estate and Loan HAWAIIAN errors, and local gravity, and reduced Hind, L. A Andrews, F. A. Wickett, every week of the year, and also upon Uniform binding: full sheep. Price Broker, C5 to eca ! Bethel St., near faa fiolt Block, No. South King 8t. level. Average cloudiness stated W. Lucas. L. M. Whitehouse, H. P. ALL PUBLIC HOLIDAYS (Thanks- $175.00. Address P. M., care Hawaiian King. A. W. PEARSON, Manager. in scale from 0 to 10. Direction of wind Baldwin, W. M. Ray, R. J. Pratt, Mrs. giving and Christmas excepted), be- Gazette Co. Telephone Main 442. is prevailing direction during 24 hour Geo. Desha, S. Keliinoi, H. B. Weller, tween the hours of. 10 o'clock a. m. ending S p. m. Velocity at of wind if Geo. Ordway, F. E. Lewis, J. H. Mac- - i and 5 o'clock p. m., from the 31st day average velocity in miles per hour. kenzie.' A. J. Spitzer, Mrs. T. Moir, j to 31st day October, FOR RENT. ALEX. McC. J. of March the of ASHLEY, Miss D. Fern. Dr.' K. Hoffman, Mrs. j and from 10 o'clock a. m. to 1:30 FURNISHED house in Maklkl district. $250 - - $300 DAILWAlT EMLAND CO. Section Director, Hoffman, C. E. Wright, A. T. Guard, ' o'clock p. m. from the 1st day of Reasonable rent. O Address P. Box In . m,n 1,. v iJ. T. Moir, A. Lidgate. H. A. Peter-- day 660. small it. November to the 31st of March 7203 buy you inoiitiiiiienisi..t.i win TIDES, SUN AND MOON. son, A. Waal, A. Guild, S. A. Macy, of each year until further notice. a nice lot In Nuuanu tract i the a Zm Father Stephen. Donald Alclntyre, Mrs. Tourists arriving in Honolulu by LARGE airy furnished rooms; central healthiest and coolest suburb of '2 ho 5 g Mclntyre, C. the city. TIME TABLE lB S3 J. Watt, J. Fishel. Mr. through steamers on other than the ST 3 - location. "The Elite," Hotel street. 43 60 a- ' ana jurs. A. w. I also offer a easi- - - October 6, 1904. S? - amwright. Carter, regular visitor's days hereinbefore 7200 at bagain, on the Bl 3 2 Capt. H. R. Robertson, N. C. Wiilfong, ! est terms, two choice lots on Gulick i ' designated (Sundays and Thanksgiving OUTWARD. Reinhold Kesse, Miss Ewart, Mrs. G. and Christmas excepted) and leaving street, Kalihi. R" Sam Mahelona, A LARGE airy furnished room 1124 A small 3Tor Waianae, "Waialua, Kahuku and it 111 2.29 1.6 2.2SI 9.09i 7.54 5.46 6.07 .( Ewart. N. Holmes, prior to the days Bet apart as regular at house and lot at Palama, 12, 3.00 1 5 3 00 9.30 8 40,5.46 J-- Adams Lane, one near "Way 9:15 a. m., 3.20 p. m. r 6.08 4.57 Smeaton, W. G. Irwin. visitor's days may be admitted to the suitable for or two St. Elizabeth church, for $950, on Stations gentlemen. 7119 monthly Mill and Way 13, S S3 1.4 S 35' 54 P.2o'5.48V.05 ' Booked to Depart. Museum On SPECIAL PERMITS, is- Helen's Court. rentals. Tor Pearl City, Ewa f Rise For rent, cottages Stations 1":30 a. m., "9:15 a. m., T u oj i s U7.iu.syo.to 5.47 6.04 7 01 Per P. M. S. S. China, September 13, sued during office hours from the gen- neat at all prices 3:20 p. m., ofSce No. 77 Mer- in different localities. 11:05 a. m., "2:15 p. m.t W 15' 4.35; 1.2 4 30 10 .48' 10 40,5.47 6.03 7. 36 for Yokohama.-- C. Schweitzer and wife, eral of the trustees, OFFICES FOR RENT. ! 5:15 p. m., $9:30 p. m., fll:15 P- - am p.n I j I j Miss Dr. M. Burnham, Dr. Noble, wife chant street, next dcor to the banking J. H. SCHNACK. 8 16 5 00 1 3 5.C8 11 15,U.C8 5.47 6.02 8.12 and. three children: R. Weidensall, J. house of Bishop & Co. THE STANGENWALD," only fire- INWARD. office 3 17 5 40 1.3 5.35 45 6.0l' w- - Sternfield wife. ADMISSION TO MUSEUM FREE. proof building in city. 'Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wai- ll U.45i5.47 8.51 and "5:31 Il3136''5.48la.0ol ' Electric cars bound west on King WANTED A Crowd alua and Waianae 8:36 a. m., M 18 6 22 I S; 6.12 . 9.29 TRANSPORT SERVICE. treet pass the Museum every ten 9. m. Sept. 13 ROOM AND BOARD. Mill and Full moon at 7:39 a. m. Solace, at San Francisco. minutes during the day. ! larrive Honolulu from Ewa Times of the tide are Lawton, Honolulu, T. H., June 12th. 1905. of People City 17:46 m., "8:36 a. m., taken from the at San Francisco. MILLERTON House, Richards street. Pearl a. United States Coast and Geodetic Sur- - Sheridan, sailed from PER ORDER To come terms rent- r p. m., Honolulu for San Mrs. Wilkinson, formerly Melrose, and dictate for 10:38 a. m., 1:40 p. m., 4:31 ! of ey i 5:31 p. m., 7:30 p. m. tables. Francisco, Sept. 5. "manager. 7193 ing the BEST FURNISHED ROOMS Daily. The tides at Kahului and HUo oeeur Thomas, at San Francisco. I In town for the money, unless our Sunday Excepted. about one hour earner than at Houo-- Logan, at Manila. I Sailing Notice. terms are acceptable, to wit: $3, $10 t ' j Sunday Only. lnm- - Dix. left Manila for San Francisco, LOST. and $12 per month. It Is a cut of 5 Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours August 25. J per The Halelwa, Limited , a two-hour A HAT and feather lei. Reward If re- - cent from our previous charges, 30 minutes slower than Greenwich Buford, sailed from San Francisco for The fine Steel "KAIULANI," but we look for business and are In train, leaves Honolulu every Sunday, ! Bark j turned to Washington Place. 7203 time, being that of the meridian of 157 k first-cla- ps at 8:22 a. m. Returning arrives in Ho- Honolulu and Manila. Sent with passenger accommoda- for competition. Remember, YOU degrees thirty minutes. The time whis-- Sherman, j nolulu, at 10:10 p. m. The Limited stops at Manila. tions, will be dispatched for san Fran- BY MRS. M. A. HILL, ladies' leather CANNOT GET BETTER ACCOMMO- tie blows at 1:30 p. m, which is the Warren, at San Francisco. on in- mly at Pearl City and Waianae. same 0 cisco or about Saturday, 16th con taming two money orders, DATIONS for the same amount of as Greenwich, hours silautea. Iris, U. S. N. supply steamer, sailed Au stant. For passage apply to money. i DENISON, C. i- -1 loose change, keys visiting G. P. F. SMITH, Sun and moon are for Mara f mict ?n tt and cards. Supt. o. p. & t, A wkela grosi. H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Return to Advertiser office or Int. MANAGER NEW ERA HOTEL, noluiu. 7206 Agents. Revenue office. 7204. 7149 Fort St.. above Vineyard.

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