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SUGAR 96 Degree U. S. WEATHER BUREAU, SEPT. 15. Last 24 hours' rainfall, .03. Test Centrifugals, 3.86c; Per Ton,, $77.20. Temperature, Max. 82; Min. 74. Weather, variable. 88 Analysis Beets 8s 6d; Per Ton, $76.40. ESTABLISHED JULY 2 1856 XLIL, NO. HONOLULU, HAWAII VOL. 7210. TERRITORY, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1905. PRICE FIVE CENTS. ITTLE FISH CRUISER OF ITALY IS HEADING FOR HONOLULU DON'T FEAR HERE TO KILL "A1NTED MOSQUITOES MONEY

TT Foreign Mission Expert Alvin Seale Chosen by Dr. Board Refuses to . ,,4V Jordan Comes With Top Pass Judgment on Minnows. Rockefeller

f: KiV (Associated Press Cablegrams.) Moat xxxxoooox Sk O "STANFORD UNIVERSITY,xxkkoxxxxoxxxxxoSeptember 7. The government of V: 0 SEATTLE, September 16. The American Board of Foreign Hawaii, having undertaken to destroy the troublesome foreign mos-- 0 quitoes that infest the Islands through the agency of fishes, has com- - V Missions has decisively tabled Dr. Washington Gladden's resolu- missioned a Stanford man to do the work. Alvin Seale, a zoology stu-- X tions about tainted money. dent, who will receive his degree in a few days, will do the work, which (?) is attracting wide interest among the scientists of the country. The ' , (?) Dr. Washington Gladden has persistently introduced resolutions into vari- to import species as 's "v, f5' 'i-- Hawaiian Government has decided a of fish known 's&kiz$h ous Congregational bodies that the church refuse to accept "tainted moaey," mud holes bayous South- the poeciliidae, which thrives in the and of the his principal object of attack being John D. Rockefeller, who some m ago ern breeding places mosquitoes. United States, the of In their native offered $100,000 to carry on mission work. Dr. Gladden is a noted diviae and home these lisLes breed very rapidly, and destroy vast numbers of mos- publicist. II quitoes. Whether they will continue this work of destruction in Ha- ' " " waiian waters is not certain. 0 4. present Texas experimenting iO.OOI "Seale is at in Southern with the NEW YORK LIFE WAS ,0.00 1 poeciliidae to determine the best means of transporting them to the Islands. They will be placed in the fresh water streams and ponds. 3.00 Seale has done considerable important fish work in the past. For three 4 A HEAVY CONTRIBUTOR 0.60 years he traveled about the South seas collecting. Last year he worked :0.0C with David Starr Jordan in the latter's investigation of Samoan fishes." f 125 (?) 2.50 NEW YORK, September 16. Vice president Perkins of the One of the Alameda's passengers tine in the state of Louisiana, the place New York Life Insurance Company testified that the company- - from whence he originally intended to (?) yesterday was Albin Seale, formerly of collect the desirable species. Failing made a contribution of $48,000 to the Republican campaign fund. Bishop Museum, whose mission is de- , to reach Louisiana he started from J JJ i South Indiana, where he found the spe PRINCE FERDINANDO OF SAV OY, WHO WILL VISIT HONOLULU. being fearful of Democratic success. scribed above. cies he wanted, and worked from there Mr. Seale brought his mosquito-de- - south. His idea was to go as far south as could in tempera- - he order that the Man-of-w- ar AWAITED. stroying fish through all right. They turj of the water where the flsh were The Italian Calabria, will soon visit Honolulu en CRISIS 0 Were landed from the Alameda "in gathered would correspond more nearly route to the Orient. The vessel is now on the Coast. She is to j with the waters of these islands. Here first-clas- s condition," as order and : knowledge lo- - remain in San Francisco and then sail for Honolulu, Australia, Bor- again Mr. Seale's of our CHRISTIANIA, September 15. A crisis in the present nego President Pinkham of the Board or cai conditions was invaluable, since a neo, Java,: Philippine China, thence ! sudden change of temperature from Islands, Jaan and India and tiations between Sweden and Norway is expected tomorrow with Health yesterday afternoon informed one water to another might bring dis through the Suez Canal to Italy. Ian Adrertiser reporter. aster to the. experiment.. great anxiety. "At Galveston, Texas, the proper The vessel is commanded by Count Marenco di Moriondo, 0 '":r j No time was lost in beginning a dis- tele- - conditions were found and, after ex- - rantain of frigates of the Italian navv" and has amnne her officers tribution of the fish. D. L. Van Dine, tions under which the fish could be a member at the royal tamuy or Italy, Jrrince rerdinando ot ba- - AIRSHIP FLIES SEVEN entomologist of the U. S. Experiment ' transported, collections were made and who a lieutenant of vessel. ' He son of the Station, who has taken a steady inter- the journey to these islands was begun. vo' ls the is the eldest IN WIND est in the mosquito campaign from the Three species of kiiiies or top minnows Admiral Prince Thomas, Duke of Genoa, and brother of the Queen MILES BRISK start, assisted Mr. Seale in depositing Margherita, and commander in chief of the Italian navy, popu-- Sair'Sf 'Dowr ltd a portion of the killiflsh as their thatISSStheir food consists almost entirely Thus Prince Ferdinando is the nephew of Queen Margherita ( lar name goes at Kapiolani Park and of the larvae of mosquitoes it was and cousin of King Victor Emmanuel III. He is also a cousin of PORTLAND, Ore., September 16. Baldwin's airship made a a greater portion at Moanalua. thought at first that he might be able ' to introduce some sticklebacks, in-- tne LHike of Abruzzi, the hero of the North Pole expedition, who fight of seven miles today, and proved manageable in spite of a was mali-hi- nl but And no time lost by the vestigations proved that these species visited Honolulu year as of the Italian cruiser fishes in getting to work. Those last the commander brisk wind. under certain conditions would feed on r . u j .j. u: 1 1 put into the Moanalua ponds Instantly the eggs of other fish. The sticklebacks Ulld. 11C VVd3 CALCUS1VC1V:i ClltCl LdlllCU UUllllg 111S LldVClS uy IUC strange vigorous- were therefore excluded from the col- representatives of all nations, and was largely entertained in Hono- on striking the water COURT-MARTIA- ly dashed after their prey. was a lections. lulu. L DELAYED. It "A nursery has been started at Mo- sight, the way thy gobbled up every analua. where the major portion of the Prince Ferdinando, who is but 22 years of age, is known for his ch-- et nucleus of larvae. fish was liberated. Some were plant- exceptional attainments and immensely popular for his uniformly "Mr. Seale and Mr. Van Dine will ed in the lily pond at Walkiki and affable nrner, VALLEJO, September 15. The court-martial trying Captain look over the islands for the waters in others in a special pond of brackish water in Kapiolani Park, where they The Calabria left Italy for a cruise of the world, sailing from Lucien Young has adjourned till tomorrow, owing to Judge Gear's fish may be most advan- which these will be under the care of Superinten- - Venice February 4, and went directly Buenos Ayres, Rio ier: tageously placed, both for Increase and 1905, to not being ready to proceed. - Janeiro, Montevideo, and through the straits to the Pacific, stop o for destruction of mosquito larvae "I should like to say that I would be it Mr. Pinkham stated. very sorry if the people of this Terri ping at Lima, Valparaiso, Callao and Acapulco. having sought tory got the idea that the3s fish will --o Mr. Van Dine, for fur relieve them of the responsibility cf YELLOW FEVER HAS m ther information on the interesting im their own dooryards and premises. portation, ehowed the reporter speci-- These fish are for the many ponds, CONDENSED FROM ments of three species of the fish pre pools, rice fields, taro patches, irriga REACHED INTO OHIO in vials. They are about an tion ditches, still streams and stan ling served water in the outlying districts,, and will inch and a half long, grayish in color insure freedom from invasions to the THE COAST FILES with variant markings. Their respec residential portions from those mos CINCINNATI, O., September 16. Yellow fever has appeared af-fin- is. quito-breeding sources, after the vari tive scientific names are Gambusia here. Mollienisia latipinna and Fundu-lu- s ous communities have freed their own houses and premises of Inviting water Adolph Weber, the murderer of his family, tried to escape from the jail heteroclitus. containers. at . Auburn, Cal. " mosquito-feedin- g came "Tea. the fish "After the fish are established they iT" Th. ('arn.n0 n v v LIBERAL IS HONORED. through fine shape," Mr. Van Dine will be distributed to the various dis-- W & Rfi " " l"" " in ;tne a year. eaid, "and have already eaten thou- tricts of the islands." market lor young our mosquito'es. Mrs. Martha Weeks of Washington, D. C, was so seriously scalded by sands of the of MOSCOW, September 16. Prince Troubetskoy, the foremost I watched them eat several hundreds GIRLS ON WAY falling into a hot water pool in Yellowstone Park that she died of her injuries. myself and am confident that if they Prospectors allege they have found broken up Wella-Farg- o money chests liberal Russian leader has been elected rector of the University of can be established they are what we HERE IN BLOOMERS in the diggings of "Cowboy Scotty," and assert that his money was originally Moscow. require. the loot of highwaymen buried in the desert. o mosquitoes ) "Of all natural enemies of A great system of municipal docks, similar to those maintained in New fish are only ones vJAlArlA., JNeD., sept. 18. Uiacl m AFTERNOON REPORT. certain the that it ana York, to be leased to private firms at a good rental, is the latest municipal Is practical to consider in the campaign black siiR bloomers tailored crav MAEE ISLAND, September 15. The court-martial called to try Com years ago, Lou- - ownership scheme of Mayor Dunce of Chicago. against this pest Some four ' enette suits, with pockets galore, Young in connection with the disaster on the gunboat Benning when the work was first begun on the mander Lucien ella Conley and Anna Pinch were in The largest mortgage ever filed in San Francisco has just been recorded by ton, opened here today. 0mata today 011 heir to San Fra" the Southern Pacific Company covering all the company's property in three only the soldfish-w- ith the possible ex- - PAEIS, September 15. Count Debrazza, the famous explorer of French cention of certain oopus or gobies , cisco. states to secure bonds amounting to $160,000,000. West Africa, is dead. . upon mosquito larvae, and j expect which fed They to visit the Hawaiian Senator Piatt of New York has been sued for $25,000 by Mae Catherine ST. PETERSBURG, September 15. An imperial ukase abolishing retalia the matter was taken up with Dr. Da- - TsiaT1(ia .fanan. the PhilinmnM. Bor- - 7 x 7 r 7 Wood of "Love Letters of a Boss" fame. She asks for payment for special tory duties on American imports has been gazetted here today. The provisions vid Starr Jordan, the American author- New ity on fishes. neo, Australia, Zealand. India, services as attorney in express company negotiations. will be put into effect immediately. up care- Africa, Spain, Norway, Sweden "The matter was followed Persia, Frank A. Maestretti, president of the San Francisco board of public works, BERLIN, September 15. There has been three deaths from cholera here fully when Dr. Jordan was down and Eussia before returning to the and has sued the Chronicle for $375,000 for alleged libel. The suit is the second and eight new cases are reported. here recently, on the sad mission re- - j States five years hence. Both young PASS, September 15. The armistice between the armies of la ted to Mrs. Stanford's death, it was women have had experience on Chicago filed by Maestretti against the Chronicle for imputing subornation of perjury GUNDSHU further discussed and definite arrange- papers, and they carry credentials from in election frauds. Oyama and Linevitch takes effect on September 16. A neutral zone will be ments were made whereby an assistant the mayor and postmaster of Chicago, established between the armies. A similar armistice regarding the Korean of the United States Fish Commission George W. Hallock, city passenger fcgent in San Francisco of the Pacific Senator Cullom and other prominent Club border, will be arranged. could undertake the work if the Terri- men. They also carry a sealed message Coast Steamship Company, has been expelled from the Transportation tory would see that funds, simply for from the Chicago Merchants' Associa- for cheating with marked cards. Hallock was almost elected president of the .he expenses of the undertaking, were or it was noticed that two of them were was present- tion to the Merchants' Association club some months ago. FROM of a much larger size than the ordi- forthcoming. The matter San Francisco. They have made ar- PIGEONS ed to the Legislature with the endorse- Oregon's divorce record was broken in the State Circuit Court at Portland nary domestic pigeon, and on a leg of rangements with several American and large pigeons was a stout ment of Governor Carter and the sum newspapers to receive trav- when Judge Cleland granted nineteen separations in two hours and a half. THE BENNINGTON each of the of $1500 appropriated for the work. English metal band branded with the word "Dr. Jordan, on being notified of thte elogues from, them as they journey. This was at the rate of me divorce every eight minutes. The record case was "U. S. carrier pigeon." On one of the "We have a typewriter, two extra a musician, troubles occupied the court's attention bands is scratched "V. S. S. Benning- action on the part of the Territorial cases, that of John Whan, nis OMAHA (Neb), September 8 Two of Government, Mr. Alvin Seale, good cameras, and two suit but minutes. ton." selected said just five minutes. The longest case took twelve belonging re- a man of wide experience with the fish no money that is, none to hurt," the carrier pigeons formerly The consignment of pigeons was wagons jobs in New ill-fat- of tropical waters, to undertake the one of them. Three hundred drivers of United States mail quit their to the ed "ennington found their ceived by the commission firm from paths and Mail-stree- work. The highly successful introduc- - They will avoid the beaten York. More than a score of them deserted their wagons at the t way kitchen of an Omaha hotel Sioux City, la., but further than thi - to penetrate into the nooks to the be The birds evi- ion of the fish has proved the wis- endeavor entrance of the General Postoffice after they had received word that the strike today. pigeons were part of an they could not traced. ft choice. and creviees of the earth to which no The dently have been in cold storage for ! l.dom of Dr. Jordan's decided upon. is an echo of the trouble over wages of some weeks morning by the may $ "Mr. Seale some two months ago woman has before dared to enter. had been It order received this some time, and it is possible they started from Stanford University on Thev wear knee-hig- h boots. ago. The leaders of the men say that the agreement the bosses made with them Murray Hotel from a local commission have been received in a Phipment from his journey of collecting the fish and Miss Conley is 25 and Miss .fincn ha3 not been lived up to. They also demand an increase of wages. company. While dressing the pigeons the Pacific Coast. Chronicle. at once bumped into the rigid quaran- - is 22 16, 2 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 1905. t- -

rr i.-- TPs i SEAGIRTEBS ? pitas !(i44-- LnNMELETTE IUJ GOME BACK iBrfcflPi I) This week's feature is a special sale of Had a Good Time and Did Some Very I Shooting; PLANNBLBTTES X of the very latest design and fashion which The Hawaii National Guard rifle arrived recently by 1 team returned from the National Rifle tke S. S. Nevadan. , Competition at Seigirt, N. J., yesterday morning on the Alameda. The members of the team were enthusiastic over the good treatment accorded them "in the Eastern States and were only sorry PROGRESS BLOCK that the island team was but 31 in a FORT STREET. $ list of 37. However, they take comfort 0. SLM in the fact that in single events their showing was not so bad and that in others the conditions were most un- favorable. HIS R'PDGD Hawaii's total score was 3189 as rKrE'WB'R'S(THE OEIGINAL EEMEDY THAT "KILLS THE DANDEUFP GEEM." against New York's 4528 and above th f f$t Tennessee's lowest of 2216. In the 200 SCHOOL CHILDREN. AN IDEAL HAIR DRESSING. It is fortunate for those who understand the new yards fire Hawaii stood No. 26 with Every school child should know that baldness is rules for scalp cleanliness that the antiseptic qualities 467 to New York's 512 and Tennessee's a contagions disease, caused, by a microbe. Prof. Un-n- a, most delightful 388. In the 200 yards rapid fire Hawaii of Newbro 's Herpicide make it the Mother is happy and bab is well, fl BSEEI- of Hamburg, Germany, discovered that dand- and refreshing hair dressing imaginable. Chronle stood No. 20, with the Rhode Island ruff, itching scalp, falling hair, and " final baldness being first with 520 and Delaware last ' baldness is incurable; save your hair, while you have Learning his ; with 335. 500 yards rapid fire Ha- letters and trying to spell are produced by a germ or microbe that passes from hair to save. At one head to another, where it burrows into the sealp waii was No. 28 with 386, New York Both of them healthy and strong, it is clear. being first with 528 and Nebraska and by multiplying and extending deeper and deep- WHAT SOME WELL KNOWN OREGON PEOPLE last with 288. In 600 yards fire i er into the hair follicles, saps the life of the hair SAY: the slow By the regular use of pure PRIMO beer. Hawaii was again No. 28, Ohio being root and produces baldness. Newbro's Herpicide stopped my hair from ,fail- first with 521 and Tennessee last with t IT TAKES YEARS ing out. 281. d and- - to produce complete baldness, for the action of the na, of Hamburg, Germany, discovered that At 800 yards, slow fire, was Hawaii C$5 2$) dandruff microbe is not constant in every case. It is Portland, Ore. No. 34 with 336, New York having a governed by predisposition, by the state of health, (Signed) J. H. BALHAM. high score of 534 and Missouri being by environment, but particularly by the endeavor last with 295. made to combat the growth and development of the I can speak in the highest terms ci Newbro's At 1000 yards, slow fire, Hawaii was dandruff microbes which can only be destroyed with Herpicide. It stopped my hair from falling out after 36 with 134, Ohio having 389 and Ten- Newbro's Ilerpicide. a few applications. nessee only 48. This new antiseptic scalp germicide is past the (Signed) HENRY GREENLAND. In the skirmish, first run, Hawaii experimental stage. It was made to destroy the germ Portland, Ore. was No. 31; in the second she was that causes dandruff and falling hair, and by coax- No. 27. "WV Belts Suspenders Trunks Glove ing energy back into the impoverished bulbs, it en- Newbro 's Herpicide is all and more than is Colonel J. Jones yesterday made Our ables the hair to grow naturally and luxuriantly. for it. , his formal report to Governor Carter. Spring Neck-- Hanck'fs and Under-- Thousands of letters. from physicians, clergymen and (Signed) J. MARC MEYERS. In it he gives the history of the trip ' navy wear Valise. wear, laymen tell the same story of its wonderful success. Portland, Ore. ; from the departure on the trans- Summer port Solace to the return yesterday? Stock Hats Pants Shirts Eta Seagirt was reached on August 19, and the team reported to General W. P. 1 054 Fort Street, I. O. O. F. Building acd 15a Hotel Street. Hall, II. S. A., who was in charge. Colonel Jones' report is partly as fol Mm lows: ocoo I tf -- tlf Hollistcr Drug Go. Immediately after the completion of pi a jLiiv the preliminary firing, to wit," on Au I gust 24, 1905, the National Individual Hoily' Match was commenced. There being 'Flour I SPECIAL AGENTS. some 655 entries for this match, it In buying HOLLY FLOUR, you get fresh goods from promised to be a long one with the te clean- up-to-da- is taken for At Drug Stores $1.00. Bend 10c In stamps for sample to THE HERPICIDE CO., best of weather; but the weather be an mill, where every precaution Dept. L., Detroit, Mica. aS5 came inclement, and the men had to liness and purity. "Deatory the Cause You Remove the Effect." lie in the water and shoot through a is most economical of flours and of uniform quality. ao Unhealthy Hair. heavy rain and wind. It the A Healthy Hair. considerable gold, created a standard of its own. imm ilium irm mini Fifteen members of the team having Like it has entered and shot in the preliminary HOLLY FLOUR is extremely rich in gleuten. It goes firing and National Individual Match, flours. makes bread and I the twelve who made the highest scores further and is better than other It were selected to compose the team for pastry that is at once wholesome, toothsome and delicious. t the National Trophy Match, as fol- - fows: Major J. "W. Pratt, Major W. R.1 ASK YOUR GROCER FOR HOLLY FLOUR AND IF BAKED BEAN WISDOM Riley, Capt. S. Johnson, Capt. G. Ros HE CAN'T SUPPLY YOU RING UP Capt. M. Johnson, Capt. A. Coyne, Capt. A. D. Wise, Lieut. C. Coster, fa If you. would know Beans come to us. We know Beans Lieut. O. J. Whitehead, Lieut. T. P. 8 know them through and through with pork and without Cummins, Sergt. E. Duvauchelle and T. & Co., Ltd. tl Pvt. J. Gouveia, with Col. J. H. Soper ti. Oavies m n i a with tomato sauce and without. Baked Beans are by no and Pvts. W. W. Todd ' TV 1. ; ; I Ferreira and J. j a grocery uepanmeni. 'Phone Private Exchange 5. ,RAP!DATH HEATERS means a simple subject of common knowledge. Take as alternates. . The National Team Match was com installed All menced on the 29th day of August and xookxxxcooxooo P Can be anywhere. f they require is gas and water. HEINZ BAKED BEANS was completed on the 1st day of Sep an lecture "Coffee wbirh makes in plenty for toil- tember, 1905, during which time the were at Illustrated the politicianM Hot Water for example. They are as different from ordinary Baked Lby Professor WH ham Libby of Prince-- And see tbroueh all notice ut et and bath at a second's weather conditions showed marked and ton University on Hawaii. hingn with half-sh- when you have the Rapid. Beans as a fine alligator pear is different from one that is rapid changes. The conditions pre- - J eyes." Foie. ) All the members say they are power- - (nl t) economical a for one two, five, : Very bath stringy. H. J. Heinz Co. bake their beans uniformly through vailing for the six and eight , , 1 . ; r n ini cent surely that is cheap enough. Hundred yards shooting was fairly .'t"8 10 I. . especially and through, never scorching, never leaving them under done. Jl v courtesies V d tkjiv, vuiiiv,! l 111115 T Tby Sold and installed by They come in convenient tins and with or without tomato set for the shooting at one thousand by General Hall and General Bird P yards was bad, the light being bad, a W. Spencer, president of the American COFFEE a BATH tiie Plumber sauce. Ready to serve, good hot or cold. V Rifle Association. t haze having settled over the range, You M. 61, 165 S. King St. could tell with Phone with the wind blowing straight down both eyes shut that our SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. the range at times a3 high as twenty- - OBEYED Old Kona Coffee is pure eight miles an hour and carrying the the aroma gives posi- targets away almost as fast as they LIU up. tive assurance of that. were run The teams were therefore Coffee good E.BACKFELD & Co.. Ltd., ordered on to the skirmish range and is either AUTOS TO RENT. made their runs. Upon the next day WHS FIRED or bad it can't be Wholesale Agents. oj the thousand yards shooting was tak M both, and if it isn't We are making a speciality of en up. the wind blowing across the one, it is the other renting: automobiles by the hour or range there is no middle day supplying experienced at times over thirty miles an and hour, never remaining constant for, any police ground. chauffeurs. We rent only the best Lieut. Luahiwa of the force Ours is good the best length of time. Shortly after the shoot- - discha-rge- P was summarily d from the and most reliable machines with ! in fact. canopy tops. rig started the rain commenced to fall Brown, side entrances and Our . force last evening by Sheriff You can take our garage on Alakea Street contains and further increased the difficulties of shooting. , who charged him with being drunk and word for it. every stor- modern convenience for Na-ip- o, Or we'll give your ing cars. Great interest is manifested in rifle sleeping while on duty. Captain shooting throughout the States and discharged drunken- money back if it isn't every was also for the best Coffee you Territories and effort is being Mossman been ad- made to assist the National Govern- ness. Lieut. has have ever tasted. I to captaincy and officer Wills ment in carrying out its purpose of vanced a p: LIMITED. training large numbers of citizens to becomes a Lieutenant. J. M. LEYY & Company, 'Pkoe Alex. Toung Hotel, Private become good rifle shots. A glance at Luahiwa states that LIMITED. Exchange. the table of scores of the National' both hei and Naipo are called Henry Phone Main 149, Waity Team Match submitted herewith will are Block, King St. demonstrate the necessity for having men, and that Mossman and Wills within this Territory a proper rifle Brown men, and that this is one of the FUKURODA range where sufficient practice may be principal reasons for their discharge. had at. the long ranges, and the fur-- J Luahiwa states that in pursuance of - ! , Dealer in ther necessity of having proper instru- his duty and obeying orders of his su- - c Don't ments to correctly determine the tern- - ' & " Axtell Shaw JAPANESE AND AMERICAN perature, barometric pressure, direction M T , tZ n Shy At and velocity of the wind and the . "Trr";' T? (Successors to J. C. Axtell.) Qt i?' ot both charges. After coming off watch 6 a. m. Tuesday, Captain tai Dry and Fancy the last two of which more than any- at H-I- LEADING IMPORTERS AND Beer as a beverage because some people misuse it. thing else in Parker ordered him to assist in mak- t determine the differences ing che fa raids. At about 11 a. m. MANUFACTURERS the elevation and deflection of the rifle OF 1 Straw Hat Hannfactmer. There is 'more genuine merit as a tonic, as a blood maker in he says he was ordered to go into the ball. Oahu Saloon plain 1 Upon September 1905, in clothes, "take it a good beer than you may have supposed. One trial of 2nd, the team easy" and drink a glass or so of beer, Monuments, Iron 2 left Seagirt, arriving at Honolulu on which he did. Then the gave September 1905. en- informer 28-S- will especially 15th. During the BoUnsen Block. Nos. 2 Hotel St good beer convince you, if it's the signal and he left and raided the Fences, Lawn ri tire trip excellent health was enjoyed che fa game nearby. In the and v y by all members of the team. afternoon ' f - he was with Captain Parker arranging Respectfully, about other games and in the evening Cemetery Furniture ' THE COBWEB CAFE J. W. JONES, went on duty again. He asked Sheriff Queen and Alakea Sta. Col. 1st Regt. N. G. H. ALSO if- - BEER Brown to relieve him so be could S AIMER that I K Captain re- Doctors prescribe it because it is made right of the Sam Johnson made some get some sleep, but was refused. He Hitching Posts, FINEST MEALS, out markable individual scores and return- sat down in a chair in the stable and Safes and THE ed only Monuments Cleaned, New In- very best materials. You 11 like with the silver medal gained. dozed off for a few minutes, and this CO WINES, LIQUORS, ETC. it Second place is disputed by Sergeant forms the basis of one of the charges. scriptions added, Coping's TO BE HAD IN THE CITY. E. K. Devauchelle and Captain Rose. Luahiwa states that a Brown man Set. 4lr Private Gouveia is third. was away from the station recently OSea and Yards. 1048-5- 0, Alakea Street, RAINIER BOTTLING WORKS, AGENTS. All of S the members the team, hav- for a week, intoxicated, but on the 1801 Blue. CAHARV & CO , Props ing qualified at ranges, deco- day was go Phone Hustace Avenue (Kewalo). Phone three are sixth allowed to back to O. Box 642, R I White 1331. rated with national marksmen's but- duty. P. Honolulu. .1: tons and their names are on War the NEW FALL STYLES 4 Horse Clipping Department rolls. Squire Green "Yaas, while you folks Electric machine, experienced man; In the all comers' match Captain were away, they expelled old Deacon o AT o horses called for Johnson at the 200 300-yard ranges - and returned without and Goodman from th' Baptist Church." extra charge, CLUB STABLES, Fort made a remarkable 48 out of a possible Mr. Naborly "No! Why, how did it Madame Josephine's above Hotel Street; Telephone Main 50, the highest score in this event in happen?" Squire Green "Wal, some- 3 years. body asked him what he thought of MILLINERY PARLORS, , , Read During stay the Advertiser their at Seagirt the team automobiles, and he told 'em!" Puck. 162 Hotel Street. ? -.-: - ... II .

PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, THE HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER x6, 1905.

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" TION OF - - - VALENCIENNE LACES WITH IN- If you wish to rent a house; If you $ -- Lrs i - - ' A Uriah to buy a house or desire anything 4 . . ' , . 1 V SERTION TO MATCH. , ' - - ' appertaining to the REAL ESTATE I 'V A - ! X AUCTION BUSINESS, give u. a " - rw-5-' or ? 'r . . - )' I GOODS WILL BE ON SALE AT THE ' VERY LOWEST PRICES. FISHER, ABLES CO.. LTD., I) V ' - - V-,- feT7-- I Agents and Auctioneers. I - - Real Estate " &X Corner Queen Sts. ; a4- - Fort and J . X i ! " ix TSS? t- - " 6 Special Salo IJL ?". - T 6 MADRAS PORTIERES AT A GREAT REDUCTION. 1 I fegsrs J Mondav S-- 5l 16 I We wI sen at the Red Store,- - op- - g ' 1 v - - Jl ) l posite the Fish Market, Y - - -- S3 f O DRY GOODS Jr PHeiFie IMPORT o. 1 1 7 Of all descriptions. 5?SgSllSKSaglSSSSllSili Fifth event First class yachts: In lots to suit. "Spray." Com. H. E. Picker; "Kapolel," ooooooooooo TODAY IS ggiIggiSlll SI V.-Co- m. G. F. Renton; "Hawaii," Sor-- FISHER, ABLES CO., LTD. PERTINENT POINTERS. AUCTIONEERS. mm Race. as 1. Kapiolani. MM sin 2. Myrtles. THE REGATTi Si 3. Waterwitch. KM V 'Wednesday 4. Myrtles. ISIS a so 5. Hawaii. KM WE WILL. HOLD OUR MM 6. No entries. a as sa 7. Myrtles. 113 MM 8. Healanis. ' Regular Sale Myrtles and Healanis MM 9. No entries. mm and will sell 10. Lawenihi. MM 11. Alabama. MM IS fc Ready for the p; a 12. Myrtles. MM ' -- Every Thing MM 13. Healanis. MM r ' :.::;v : VI;-- Battle. MM 14. Kinau. MM . t ffl & 15. Alabama. MM w VLlJ" 16. MM f Minnie. and . . . Mm, MM M M & M S M M MM Regatta Day! mmMMMMmMMMMmmMMMMM Any Thing Today is the day for the aquatic sports started before a second prize will be Send in your goods to be ready for In the harbor ot Honolulu, when all Honolulu and the strangers within awarded, and four boats before a third this sale. prize will be awarded. the midst thereof go 'to the waterfront L. de L. Ward will be the judge in FISHER, ABLES CO., LTD. and enjoy a day of good, clean sport. The training practically came to an the yacht races. AUCTIONEERS. judges' will be steam- end on Thursday for the boat races The stand the er Lehua, which will be anchored near senior, junior, freshmen and pair-oare- d stream, off and crews are confidently the the old Wilder wharves. the occupy con- awaiting signal which will send The officials who will this TUESDAY the spicuous as them out on "the harbor this morning stand are follows: MYRTLE FRESHMEN. Advertiser Tboto. for victory or defeat. It will be a day Judges Capt. T. K. Clarke, W. C. for the display of the Red and Blue, Wilder, L. de L. Ward. Starter" George Turner. , Sale boat-houses enson & Lyle. pair-oar- s, Postponed and Blue and the Red. The two Time-keepe- rs Leslie Scott. H. E. Thirteenth event Junior Tug-of-w- ar, MAY will keep open house to their Murray, Louis Marks. Sixth event Japanese sliding seats: Healanis; Myrtles. BE LAST GAME 19, sampans: "O. K." by Miki, Post en- - Sept 1905, friends all day, and music and light re- Clerk of Course W. T. Monsarrat. Fourteenth event Steamer boats: tries will be received. Nao-pal- a. 10 Regatta Committee C. C. Rhodes, "Kinau," J. J. Fern; "Likelike," AT O'CLOCK A. M, freshments will be on hand for their Six-oared It's the Elks and H. A. C.s again O. L. Sorenson, W. H. Soper. Seventh event sliding seat . at We will sell at the store In the I entertainment. If. as in the past, the Recorders John W. Short, A. W. barge Freshmen: "Healani," Healani Fifteenth event Sailing canoes: "Lei the league baseball grounds this after- Alexander Young Building adjoining I shipping in the harbor is dressed, .the Neely. B. & y. Club; "Rogers." Myrtle Boat Ilima," A. F. Afong; "Hoop La," R. noon. The two teams will come to- the entrance to the Hotel, I pffect will be matrieal. Secretary A. E. Murphy. Club. W. Atkinson; "Alabama," A. M. gether, maybe, for the last time this But the knowing ones creased their The events arranged for the day are Eighth event Six-oared sliding Brown; "Halekulani." Dr. A. C. Wall; season. If the H. A. C.s win, it will seats. Juniors: "Healani." Healani B. "Kanikeau," F. Lubick; "Flying-Fish.- " Sewing TJacWnes foreheads yesterday when a still breeze as follows: & T. Club; "Rogers, Myrtle Boat W. Dillingham. finish the season's ball playing. If the ' i. ?. y I Diew on snore, ana rurciea tne narDor. First event Six-oared gig, station- - Club. Sixteenth event Two-oare- d shore Elks win, there will be one more game. ALL NEW ALL NEW. J eort of weather keeps up. W,U I .If that ;S-s- Ws that be the last' that It I & Ralnir 2 Drop-He- ad Domestic witni there will be poor boat racing, for it 11 () game will decide the championship v j 7 a chain and lock stitch, and 18 Box Top j swamp the shells, but it will be great q There will be a hot contest cm tne Lock Stitch Domestic Machines. for the yachts," said one old to the diamond today, and it will be well J worth while for the fans to get out MUST BE SOLD. t ALL Everything that can float will be on there and take it in. Joy will pitch, for These sewing machines are the well the harbor shells, yachts, launches, the H. A. C.s, of course, and Hamp- known DOMESTIC and sell now In row boats, whaleboats, sampans and ton will probably pitch for the Elks. $55 - San Francisco at for the stand thrfi is little doubt that the water-- It tnachine and $70 for the DROP HEAD. win be lined deeply with spec- - - - f &' They are not cheap machines put up Length of Golf Course. for auction or what is disposed of by tators. But a feature wEl be sorely department stores. missed and that will be Bandmaster Golfers, like doctors, differ on many The DOMESTIC machine has no su-- Berger and the Hawaiian "Band. important points. The former find it perior and few equals, and is available tQ expectancies, of course, Sam impossible to argue on the proper wSSTfrown figure. Walker of the Healanis looks for a length of a full course. Of the hun- - The auction takes place at 10 a. m. Blue-col- or day and Tom King looks Idreds of links In this country no two We have engaged the services of equally confident for a Red-col- or day. courses, be they nine or eighteen holes, the well known machine man, Mr. J. And so it will De Red and Blue. can be found of exactly the same M. DAVIS who wUl be on hand the length. day preceeding the sale to acquaint the first event will be orosoective txurchasers with the use of started. It will be Big-lung- ed W . T. There are a few circuits ridiculously all the attachments and otherwise In-- I Monsarrat's duty to keep the schedule short, generally the result of limited struct. rolling along. iland facilities. They have rarely been machines on exhibition the day All Here are some general rules which T I confined to the cramped limitations before the sale. the Regatta Committee has posted: Y1 through preference. Some of the The numbers on the sails of the eighteen-hol- e courses that continue to FISHER, ABLES CO., LTD., f1I flourish were laid out a decade ago, yachts correspond with the numbers I AUCTIONEERS. . when their playing length of GOOO-o- dd opposite the name on the program. HEALANI JUNIORS. Advertiser Photo. yards were considered nothing unusual. The start in all yacht races will be The advent of the rubber-core- d ball imaginary extending has done much toward bringing about TO RENT made from an line ary seats: "Kanoelani," Prince Cupid; Ninth Japanese sampans. boats: "Minnie," J. M. Mahuka; "Ev- Lighthouse to event a revolution In golf course construc- Healani nd from the the "Kapiolani," George Harris. sculling: en-Seco- ery Time," N. Harriman; "Mayflower," corner "O. K." by Miki. Post tion. FURNISH ED COTTAGE. boathouse: the finish will be an imae event Six-oared tries will be received. Kalama; "Ready," K. Kanei. Toung streets, being sliding seat Talk and write as the critics will, Pawaa lane and Jn Une frQm thg judgesj. to barges: "Healani," by Five-oare- corner. Healani B. & Tenth event d whale boats: THE CREWS. about all the matches being won and Waiklkl mauka ilder'e S. S. Co. wharf. T. Club; "Alf. Rogers," by Myrtle Boat "Lawenihi," Chas. Oio; "Homai," Geo. lost on the green, it is an unmistakable Contains 7 rooms nicely furnished Club. The Myrtle and Healani crews will fact long game i xne me races h. Sanford. that the claims the Wltk Piano; large garden .UKe a sian in an yacni win ! Six-oar- be as follows: greatest following. glo- i Third event Launch race: "Water- - Eleventh event ed paddle As the autolst W.muriA. I be made bv the "one eun start." L e.. ries in speeding his every seen any time. Key at I witch," W. E. Young; "P. D. Q.," J. A. canoe: "Lei Ilima." A. F. Afong; Senior barge machine for f' Can be at preparatory gun followed by another Toung; "Fun," P. Fitzgibbons; "Hoop - yard possible to the limit, so does mauKa corner. "Julie," La," R. W. Atkinson; "Alaba- Healanis: R. McCorrlston, stroke; E. th jiswa five minutes later. All time to be Mrs. C. W. Macfarlane. ma." A. M. Brown: "Halekulani." Dr. K. Allen. 5: W. Wilson. 4: B. F. Heil- - golfer strive for every yard possible the gun. All yachts Fourth event Second class yachts: A. C. Wall; "Kanikeau," F. Lubeck; ! bron, 3; M. Robinson, 2; B. Rycroft, from the tee. There's a chance 890 taken from last tee. FISHER, ABLES CO., LTD., failing to comply with the foregoing "Myrtle." G. A. Crozier; "Princess," "Keomoku," A. M. Brown; "Flying bow; H. Steiner, cox. from the There's a charm in this AUCTIONEERS. Prince Cupid; "Irish." S. Dowsett; Fish," W. Dillingham. Myrtles: M. Simpson, stroke; L. effort to annihilate distance hence the regulations will be barred. ever-Increasi- ng "Maggie," M. Lyle; "Malolo," C. John- - j Twelfth event Senior pair-oar- s, slid King, 5; Ned Crabbe, 4; R. Johnson, 3; demand for longer There must be at least three boats son; "Skip," J. Jaeger. jing seats: Healanis; Myrtles. E. Kopke, 2; W. Lyle, bow; T. Hough, courses. In giving hi? opinion on the proper length of the course one promi cox. nent player said: - TO LET t Junior barge "In my opinion a course, providing Healanis: W. Dixon, stroke; V. Fer- the holes are sufficiently 4; 3; varying in nandez, 5; F. I. Hatch, E. Desha, length, should not be much over 6000 Cottage 915 Alder F. Armstrong, 2; A. Blackman, bow; yards. Take it where the links extend St F. B. Damon, cox. ever a monotonously flat country and j Wilson. (Being street Walkiki of Plikot street, T Myrtles: A. Hewitt, stroke; at times with the ground baked out al- street), con- f) 5; L. Underwood, 4: T. Honan, 3; P. most as as a brick, only oft of King i hard the way makal side .? Schmidt, 2; H. Williams, bow; T. tains 6 rooms, bath, servants' quarters, to give a man any brassy work is to Hough, cox. have some very long holes, consider tc, all in excellent condition. A! i barge ably over 400 yards. Must be seen to be appreciated. Freshmen I think the craze () i neaianis w . ra. aniput u, cvnv, for extremely long courses, howevfrr, Rent $20.00. 5; 4; H. Hughes. - 1 C. Turner. H. Bruns, has about reached its limit." Key at office. 13; G. Isenberg, 2; S. Chillingworth. In many localities it is no uncommon (i; ! bow; F. B. Damon, cox. thing to see links woefully one-sid- ed ITTCTTTT'T? ABLES COM LTD. a 9 ! Myrtles: I. Spalding, stroke; W. that is. a long out play and a short AUCTIONEEBfiL K " I ant, Cooper, 5; Martinson, 4: W. Chilling-wort- h, home journey, or vice versa. Thin, In 3; F. Eeckert. 2; R. Chilling-wort- h, the opinion of experts, is all wrong. bow: T. Hough, cox. The out and in totals should be as Senior Pair Oars nearly equal as possible. With a prop- TO LET. Healanis: R. McCorriston, Ftroke; B. erly bunkered course, or one where the F. Heilbron, bow; H. Steiner, cox. trouble is properly placed, there is little Lyle, need for a succession of long, tiresome WAIKIK Myrtles: W. Soper. stroke; W. COTTAGE FURNISHED at bow; T. Hough, cox. holes. directly opposite the entrance to Ha Junior Pair Oars : waiian Hotel Annex. Healanis: H. O'Sullivan, stroke; Geo. Cricket Today-- 5 Df sha, bow, H. Steiner, cox. Rooms. Bath, Etc., Un- $35.00. Myrtles: A. Hewitt, stroke; L. will be a gam of cricket to- Rent, Hough, cox. There Key at ofBee. derwood, bow; T. . . day at MakikI, commencing at I:3t p. m. Players and all interested are cor-- n x xkXiOxinj.XiX. Advertiser Photo. i the opera Saturday night take WISHER, ABLES CO., LTD-- "' i After dially to be present, j-- Young cafe. invited AGENTS. dinner at the Alexander ifn 0 aJAI PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, 16, A THE HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 1905.

YH2C PACTJIO . - CHII1 A IS FORCED It Is Cool . COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER 1 THESE DATS TO APOLOGIZE At HALEIWA They Go : EXIT0E" Must' WAiTEE G. SMITH : : ? : : JUST THE PLACE TO Back SPEND YOUR VACATION. - - - SEPTEMBER 16. AJIOT, September 7. The transport SATURDAY - Logan, with Major General Corbin and AND EDUCATION. party on board, arrived here this morn- THE BEST OF EVERYTHING We have just received a large consignment of pictures MORALITY ing at daybreak. Many ot the party Bishop Eestarick, with All of Amusement, of various kinds selected by a O. Sunday morning last at St. Andrew's Cathedral, went on shore and viewed tue scents Sorts New York art dealer in Europe, special reference to this Territory, delivered the first part of a sermon upon the Qf recent ri(ns All Kinds of Recreation, the lhis season s favorites are included in the collection, f condition of public education in relation to moral questions, wiimn me uimtu I he present condition or affairs m All the Comforts of Home. ar- anti-Americ- an which has been States. The sermon, which is to be completed tomorrow, was a powerful connection with the sent on approval, and the pictures not put in supply deficiencies of boycott movement is uncertain aiu luo raignment of the failure of the common schools to the coolies expected to stock must be returned by the next Alameda. was are make a serious American homes in the moral training of youth of both sexes. It even outbreak on or about September 13. Tickets and information at Oahu mora ointed and incisive in its criticisms on the lack of moral and religious .Ail the members or tne Pm.y were Railway station and Trent & Co., or Patrons of art will have an opportunity during the present reported on ring up Haleiwa Hotel, King 53. discipline in American family life, well board the JLogan, week to choose from the whole consignment. for Shanghai 2 o'clock On Sundays the Haleiwa Limited, a broad-minde- d states-- hicfailed at great teachers and ur Cflerirymen f all denominations, ima aiicuiuuii. two-ho- train, leaves at 8:22 a, m.; men, during the closing years of the last century, seemed to accord suDstannauy Tne Chinese gunboat Hsing Hang ap-- returning, arrives in Honolulu at 10:10 in the belief that there had been a serious decline in the home training of youth peared before the American Consulate P. m. which many deep thinkers considered to be - the fundamentals of morality, ca - e - religious The causes of this recog- inseparably connected with private exercises. & sa-ul- Qf twenty.one gunSf as amends Pacific nized fact were variously estimated, but they resolved themselves into two prop-- for an act of an insulting nature com- - Hardware Co., Ltd. ositie- - first the inordinate development of materialism, and, second, the influ- - mitted in connection with the flagpole 0 - i i- - of the consulate about two wteks ago. ART ROOM. 4"""v"v- - v "'j 1 JJ . The whole affair erew nut Uinf 11, S far as the public is concerned, there has Deen unquestionaDiy a mareu ami-Americ- an boycott agitation. There revival in moral tendencies during the early years of the present century, are a large number of merchants in largely attributable to the great influence and unflinching determination ' of Amoy who have business connection - thor- n is also believed that this revival has not 3 V i. . t ,, resident Eoosevelt. But it hdlfflcuSZi InTtS - m , , whieh a necessary ging m9A oughly permeated family life, and that public education, is Philippines since the American occupa-bas-is of good citizenship, has been too completely stripped of moral instruction, tion and as a result the feeling against Amoy very It has been frequently proved that the government of the United States and Americans in is b.tter. THE FINEST Remington Standard Typewriter though absolutely the state and territorial governments, under the Constitution, the 16th of JuTy! ASSORTMENT OF - Eight models tmsectarian, are neither agnostic nor atneistic. vvniie tnis proposition, now- when tJthe thirty-si- x merchants compos- - ranging in price from ing Amoylt ever is true as evidenced in many ways, of which judicial interpretation is the Chamber of Commerce met an agreement $97.50 TO not the least important, the fixed determination of the American people to and fsned to buy $150.00. Sold cn Easy Terms. - no more goods ex-keep from any ecclesiastical entanglement, has doubtless until the their institutions clear tusion law was modjned. That after-resulted ...SPONGES ALSO too in a secularization of education that may well have been complete. noon one of these same merchants 6. In view of the conspicuous tendencv of religious bodies towards unity, at bought a big stock of American kero-lea-st JUST RECEIVED A new line of modern civilization with sound morality it is -h- er alarge stock of to the extent of leavening I opportune to suggest a possible remedy for the defect in. our system of educa- - storm. V CT.O R A - '8 F E churches, doc- boycott con-trin- al tion, which Bishop Eestarick so forcibly exposed. In nearly all The movement aroused From $36.00 up on easy terms. Supplies for all officeSauto- have been relegated to a secondary position and, while there siderable excitement arid on the night controversies 18 matic machinery. Repairing: a aar;w -- July miscreant, incited by specialty. ,uo Ui uuu,mc- ,w,- t - mm.miR- l"1" At- l" j f the boycott movement, pulled down the ingly adhere, a sound code of morals could be readily devised in which this halyard of the American flagpole, ecat- - From 5c elass of diversities would not be involved. A system of morals, obnoxious to tered filth about the foot and posted to $2.50 no constitutional or logical objection, would necessarily be reinforced by private an, anti-Americ- an placard upon the Hawaiian pole. The outrage was taken up Office Specialty Co. teaching, conveyed through separated organizations and their com- - with religious the officials by Consui George E. An-- A Piece Tel. Main 15. 72 King street. xnunicants. Thus the definite line of demarcation between sects and govern- - derson on the morning of the 19th and ment would be preserved, and at the same time children of both sexes would nas been thrashed out between Amoy fee trained in the knowledge that there are moral unities that are beyond dis- - n.d. Y1"81 ,Cour a Fochow- - with some action Peking in the pute and essential to the maintenance of the social bond. meanwhile. Gentiles and Jews, Protestants and Catholics, citizens of every extraction The local officials, while originally Hollister Drug and faith, who comprehend what civilization and perhaps especially American wiI1inS to make amends for the COMPANY. The . . . not proposition American institu- - Need of means, will dissent from the that hfTtaTorThouW afteftnem foj tions rest upon a firm belief in the Personal God and the Moral Law. These bowing to the foreigner. A flag salute are indisputable unities among all who have intelligently studied our national was insisted upon by the Consul, how-foundatio- ns. I It ought to be not only possible, but easy, for these different fvfr and the Pressure he was able to . bring upon the provincial officials car-class- es to meet together in a representative convention and agree upon a code riej the jay and tne saiute was or ELECTRIC TV of morals that could be taught in the public schools, with the unanimous ap- - dered. J proval of the people. The Moral Law itself is explicit and definite. But it is In the meanwhile the Consul found & J J jt entirely practicable that, upon the moral principles that have a general appli- - Jha tJie er of the boycott agitation iY cation and that are essential to individual rectitude, elementary instruction Whether a man be rich or poor he needs Electric Light pines, interested in the Philippine trade in his should be formulated that would not invade even prejudice and much less opin- - the situation thereupon showing either house; for, if he is rich, it helps him to see how com- ion or belief. Thus sectarianism and rivalries would be eliminated, an ap- - tbat this leader could be held amenable fortable he is, and if he is poor it shows him the need of am- proach made toward that fraternity of which Americanism is to some extent bition and effort. fSV011!? his right an exemplar and beyond that an ideal, future citizens prepared for the honest to engage in the coasting trade as a The use of Electric Light in the home means good and exercise of their rights and the faithful discharge of their duties and obliga- - Philippine citizen. After a sufficient conference J light, pure air and safety. que" Aeburrnc-- 1 Appreciable aids to the GO tions, and an advance secured towards personal and civic righteousness, with the Consul this person, who was no on tbat OCINOONt rot! occupant of the home to dwell in greater comfort. which, in relation to this world, it is the object of all tolerated religions to SST?heC promote. - ; Pa lanca, decided that he wanted noth- - The absence of jealousies and enmities and harmony in matters affecting Inff more to do withrSSthe boycott and urge the general welfare, have been a conspicuous feature of religious denomina- - Promised to other merchants to &Ive up the movement, great purpose, . tions in the Hawaiian Islands. It would not only subserve a Oh tne'morninff of Aueust 2 tnTrnVr- - HAWAIIAN but it would supply an example for general imitation if, before the next legis- "chants had a meeting and decided to FOR ELECTRIC GO. lature meets, a sysfrem of moral instruction could be arranged in which the have nothing more to do with the Limited, - De unities of thought and experience were represented and from which all possi- gm y, Ah sins Office, King - to ON and Alakea Sts. 1 hi 'Phone. Main jnn. T 1 j- : .11 l l i Ai t At l SHUR . uie uirersines:i' were ngiujy ezciuueu. j.xt ine meniiu capacity, me Jtuuwieuge,ij WASHINGTON,rf September 7. Con AND ALL OTHER the experience and the patriotism, which are conspicuous within and even with- sul General Rodgers at Shanghai ca- Mountings,; out religious bodies in these Islands, could be combined in an honest and bled the State Department today as Desirable follows: FOR .1 . : ce i. a v i iv. j. - i , ucwiiuiucuj cnuifc i,u luiuiuiaic sum a, djolcui luo.i cuumis uo cuacicu xiim jaw, j ii ' The general opinion is that the boy not only would an element be supplied that is essential to sound education cott is practically PERFECT SERVICES abandoned here at SATISFACTORY TO TOUR Cultivate tbat Habit of Shoe everywhere and peculiarly essential here, but a prcedent would be established least for the present, and the latest TO Economy reports or m EYES AND YOUR PURSE: in this remote territorv that would meet a crvinsr want and would be observed . irom otner parts China OP-- dicate the in respect LET US RECOMMEND OUR Every prudent throughout the Union. that situation to ITICAL DEPARTMENT. and careful woman the boycott against American goods is when buying a (Shoes appre- o much improved. MANY YEARS PRACTICE pair of GIVES US THE RIGHT TO ciates the fact, that a dollar saved la LATEST ANARCHY IN CUBA. SPEAK OF OUR WORK. a dollar earned, therefore, we say, 'im- WE ARE NOW SHOWING A NEW choice over- - Gomez prove your Palma's for President of Cuba ends a crisis which AND COMPLETE LINE OP e. F. WICRMAH & CO., opportunity when buying had in it, from the start, many elements of revolution. Gomez, it should be your footwear. explained, is a relative General Gomez, great military Our Celebrated E. p. Reed & of the late Cuba's leader, FORT STREET. Co.'a and is the liberal leader and civil governor of Santa Clara. Palma is a con- shoes for women are not only the most shapely appearance servative. The political battle between them was exceedingly bitter and was in but are abound- i ing in unsurpassed wearing and fitting Coi marked by defiance, on Gomez's part, to the President and the Supreme Court. qualities. The.e features alone make His organ, the Isle of Pines Appeal, said before the election that what Gomez them leaders of all $3.50 shoes ra women. for ID iik A glimpse had uttered would mean bloodshed sooner or later, adding: "The party rep- at our Freshly is Printing Trimmed window display prove will to resented and led by General Gomez is powerful, and such declarations as those -- and- you at once that Our Shoes are the E made by the general can mean nothing short of bloodshed sooner or later. best ever shown in this city. The personal resentment of Gomez against Palma was brought about by an and attempt on the part of President Palma to have an investigation of the condi Developing tion of the city hall of Las Vueltas made by direct federal authority, which was : Manufacturers' Shoe Company, Ltd. resisted by the provincial authorities, and resulted in the burning of the city IIS hall and almost in precipitating a serious riot." eisli 0 Here is an anti-electio- n interview with the defeated candidate, stating his We make a specialty of print- own position: "But hear me well and understand what I am going to say, ing and developing for amateurs and have built up an enviable heea.nsfl I am oerfectlv nlnin and firm in mv rpstnlntinn- - T will hovot rmconf A HEALANI reputation for . ourselves along , lairvn nt wH nf in v Perfect FIT is the distinguishing andiMYRTLE . J oo t cxuuci uj uo mark of these garments, which are this line. Our work is promptly executive or anyDoay else, because we, the governors, are bound to see that made right, look right and are right, done and as carefully and thor- they are rigorously complied with. will not allow They give to the wearer distinc- - oughly finished as we know how. I the executive to make a that The cost is very initial Silk tonr of insnection nf th tnwn nf t.liiQ nrnvin ;n.r,t; wo tIve individuality which marks the nominal that Handker- ff correct ciresser we can take care of your work ordered to be made of a town council of the moderate party, I would order the and in most cases attain bet- an 1 chiefs mayor not to permit it, and if he should disobey the orders of this government, WhltS AclSh SklTtS ter results than if you did your 50 cents each. I would suspend him, and turn him over to the court of justice. More than i printing and developing yourself. that," added the general, "if the Supreme Court, which already is cognizant ' In these we are lowing a variety rf AT of the acting governor's conduct in the Las Vueltas affair, should render a piques,1 MERCERIZED COTToS decision against tne legal grounds held by us, we would refuse to obey the and INDIAN HEAD MUSLIN. 5,u ' SAYEGUSA'S . mandates of the said supreme court, because its partiality to the executive PRICES $2.50 to $6.C0 HONOLULU Vu would be placed in evidence and would put itself on record as acting against the laws and those of us who defend them. There is no one who loves the I LinGfl WclSh COcltS Photo Supply Co., public peace and could never a ' better than I I be revolutionist.. At this very S-- 4 ""ORT white Linen Box Coats " $6 ' ea STREET. moment the republic, from Maysi to San Antonio, is a powder magazine with a Full Length : White Lin n uus-- i- - 3 - i . i - tx ii. ii. : jugukeu iuto aucaujf iiaii tuuaumcu. am iue uue nuu c;iims me passions iers..4. $7 50 ea. T. Cahalan my ng through love of country; but if doing one's duty to the Constitution, if Full Length Brown Linen Dus-seei- Formerly with E, R. Bath, has in by every means that the laws are enforced, is a revolutionary proceed- - ' ters ZM ea. FISCHER PIAHOS taken charge of the fcame, with Cape. PLUMBING ing, I will be the first of the revolutionists. Governments have two ways of $3.50 ea We are agents for the famous DEPARTMENT O4; winning; either counting upon the will of the people and in this case, if our Fischer Pianos, and if you don't of . executive counted upon that, it would not have been necessary to resort to care to pay cash down, have an in- violemt and reprehensible means or by force of arms intimidating stalment plan that will interest and the you. At 85 King people and the republic has not this recourse. The rural guards amount to Street. HAWAIIAN Co , 3000. Sixty per cent, of is even NEWS Ltd. this force ours; and if such was not the Ehl Young Building Store. ease, 3000 ers the soldiers would not suffice we have had experience in that line GOOD GOODS. for the domination of one single jurisdiction, and perhaps not even a single 'stock farm." QUALITY. YAMATOYA METROSTYLE ECONOMY. A Happily for Cuba this man with the majority of rural guards behind him PIANOLAS ft was beaten; but he and the revolutionary spirit still live and they must be mCHANT TAILOR AND 8HIRT play the rolls that the greatest ft MAKER. pianists in the world have marked, take account of in forecasting the Cuban future. - . 11 O Beretania street, near in the same manner, a W Nuuanu and at the F 5 o , p. SSorLol-uili- o. Box 822. same tempo as these artists ren- C letter-writer- Soap As s I OP dered them. "Wortes the honors of the fall campaign are due Dr. Kobayashi ,H1?IT? KINS. KIMONAP in and Treasurer Trent. They both know how. BTCRG8TROM MU8TC CO. LD. I-- WALDRON, DRSrf OSaR" AGENTS. Odd Fellows' Bldg. Spreckeli Bkc. Sales Agjs3b JL

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 16, 1905- -

r- v w- 4 1 THE MOTOR-BOA- T RELIABILITY TRIALS IN THE SOLENT- - VESSELS THAT MADF Go NON-STO- P When You THE TWO DAYS' RUN, AUGUST 2 AND 1o the states, Impregnable your whether destinatis J Our srecially constructed safe deposit vaults are impregnable against the ravages of fire and Denver, attack by burglars. The time lock system governs the opening of the vaults and the boxes Kansas City, themselves can only be had ac- cess to through the medium of" St. Louis, the master key together with the key held by each individual Chicago, box renter. or another eastern city, by all means travel on the Denver and HA RioGrande,RR TRUST CO and view the most beautiful LIMITED., scenery In America by daylight. Fort Street, THROUGH SLEEPING AND Honolulu. DINING CARS TO AT.J, POINTS. HI Handsomely books illustrated y?F WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. Dt travel mailed free; write to t Jlik r W. J. SHOTWELL, General IV Wm. G. Irwin.. President and Manager Agent, 625 Market St.. San Fran, John D. Spreckels.. First Vice-Preside- nt elsco, Cal. W. M. Giffard.. Second Vice-Preside- nt H. M. Whitney ...Treasurer Richard Ivers Secretary E. L Spalding Auditor 8UGAE FACTOES AND HAWAIIAN COMMISSION AGENTS. AGENTS FOR OPERA HOUSE Oceanic Steamship Co., San Fran Cisco, Cat Western Sugar Refining C:,-- San Francisco, Cal. Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phila- THE SERENADE" delphia, Pa. Newall Universal Mill Co., Manu- By An All Star Cast of Local Ama- facturers of National Cane Shredder, teurs Under Direction of 1 New York, N. Y. Pacific Oil Transportation C:, Saa Mr. Hugo Herzer Francisco, Cal. BENEFIT OF ,.,y.arfft,..V. J. JxJlN- -. 4f WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. The Healani Yacht AGENTS FOR THB

v. ' :jxx-- .". a , ...x Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, AND :,ixi England. Alliance Assurance Co., of London England. Si xx - W i I Scottish Union & National Insurance ,M 'WJnlllllnlh A.: ' Boat Club. 4mmM,!B!aB ! Co., of Edinburgh, Scotland. 1 Fire Association of Philadelphia. ON Alliance Insurance Corporation Ltd. Wilhelma of Magdeburg General In- SATDRDAY EVENING, surance Co. SEPTEMBER 16, 1905.

GORGEOUS COSTUMING. Fire Insurance. BEAUTIFUL SINGING, FROLIC, MIRTH. MUSIC AND FUN. THE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO., LIMITED. ! I Tickets for sale at 1 . '" r General Agents for Hawait gall, Hichols Co., Ltd. Atlas Assurance Company of London. Phoenix Assurance Company of Lou- don. X X New York Underwriters' Agency. Providence Washington Insurance Com- Vaudeville pany. AT THE Fourth Floor. Stangenwald Building1.

s HAWAII SHINPO SHA. THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT-in- g zoo office. The publisher of Hawaii only daily Japanese paper 1. No. Petrol-Boat- : Shinpo, the 29, A. B. Collis 26 ft. long, 16 H. P., 2 Cylinders. 2. No. 14, Simpson, Co. Steam-boat- : Strickland and 28 ft. 1 in., 16 H. P., 2 I published In the Territory of Hawaii. Now Theatre, Cylinders. I C. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor. I Hinging", 3-- No- - 37 and Printing Office 1020 Good Thornycroft Boat, run on producer gas; the first to compete in B ritish waters. : Editorial 4. No. 35, Perman Co. Paraffin-boat- : Smith St., above King. Phone Main 45. Good Dancing, and 40 ft., 12.7 H. P., 1 Cyclinder. 5. No. 13, Lozier Petrol-boat- : 30 ft., 10 H. P., 2 Cylinders. Good Music, o. ino. y. ue uion xsouton Petrol-boat- : 25 ft., 6 H. P., 4 Cylinders. 7. General view of boats in dock 0 ' & New Stunts. at Southampton. 8. No. 17 and No. 7, Mjaudsley Boat, 30 ft., 40 H. P., 6 Cylinders; and Mit- - C. BREWER CO., LTD. cham, 221-- 2 ft., 7 II. P., 2 Cylinders Leaving for course. Y Sugar Factors and Commitsioa EVERT SATURDAY NIGHT, XXXX00X00XXXXXX6OjyvvsAA - - - . . Merchants. Commencing at 8:45 o'clock. LIST OF OFFICERS. Smith of the O. B. & L. can be sounded i he will bring to it the same energy C. M. Cooke, President; Georce VL ADMISSION TO GROUNDS AND MEETING OF TBE as to whether he will accept place, SHI! DIEGO REGRETS Manager; Bishoy THEATER, 25c the and skill that have made him so suc- Robertson, E. F. the desire he do so Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. Mao-farlan- e. SEATS that being unani- cessful here." EXTRA RESERVED IN mous. Auditor; P. C Jones, C 1L THEATER, 10c. Cooke, J. R. Oalt, Directors. PBOMOTIOf! PEOPLE Secretary Boyd then brought up the LOSS OF 0, P, WOOD SOUTH AFRICAN CARPENTER matter f the receipt of sketches for CURED BY CHAMBERLAIN'S "HOW SAVINGS GROW." the prize contest for the cover-desig- n COLIC, CHOLERA AND DIAR- The new Hawaii Promotion Commit- of the new folder. On his "suggestion Under the heading, "A Loss to' the RHOEA REMEDY. booklet with tho aboTf - j MONEY Our little the time limit was to Mon- tee met yesterday afternoon at 3:30 p. extended San Diego Mr. Geo. Taylor, a carpenter at Port title free for the asking. day. City," the Union says: 4 Elizabeth, Cape Colony, who had a very fTLHT AMERICAN SAVTNG AND m. with Messrs. Johnson, Spalding, The announcement that H. P. Wood The reception of the eight Oregon ; bad of cramp colic dysen- Gartley and McCandless present. J. A. ! has tendered his resignation as secre attack and LOANED CO. HAWAII, LTD. TRUST OF young women went over for a while, tery, says: T was so bad I had to go McCandless was temporary tary of the chamber of commerce, will ON elected but Secretary Boyd was instructed to to bed, when a friend of mine grave me member is cause genuine regret throughout the chairman until tho fifth keep the Portland Journal filled with two doses of Chamberlain's Colic, chosen. The election of member community. Secretary Wood has ren Jewelry and Merchandise! this advertising. The Chamber of Com Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and dered only I Pure Wines was put over for one week until Fred merce turned the whole matter, so far most valuable service, not once. V,.-- , got The third dose K rt oTiomVA - n J. n a don better at as it is concerned, to the Promotion ' i. i.v completely cured me. I am never with and Liquors Dieg' 11 wiU a very difficult ta8k out now." This remedy is for sale Solicited. Committee, the more august body feel-- 1 it tee j. co. Family Trade to uA tbe to be made vacant, by Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., Agents cirlo mmmm ing that so frivolous a subject was Ption for Hawaii. Lovejoy & Co. hardly befitting its dignity. "ne of the greatest services that , . Hotel and Union Streets. Huuantj 8x. Phose 308 FIFTY CENTS Mn Wood has rendered has been in The question of the change in the' An investigation made by the Kan folder was discussed at length and the Elding "P the chamber. He has er sas State Board of Control of charit- NOTICE. FOR - bored unceasingly in behalf, and coun put over until the cover-desig- n that able institutions shows that the which religious revivals have some conditions the is chosen. it is to nis enons very largely tuas ties in THE RED FRONT IN the organization has become the been held during the last year have nickel Plating The letter of II. P. Wood accepting the of insane Is still at the corner of Quees and gain from the use strong, representative one is high records for nmber a full line of CALL ON the secretaryship was formally ac- that it persons sent to the State asylums. Nuuanu and carries of Scott's Emulsion is today. With the growth of the cham- clothing and gents' goods. knowledged. He will leave October open 8 every even- very rapid. For this has been able to broaden the NO FICTION! Store till o'clock GUY OWENS 12th on the Korea from San Francisco. ber, it SELF CURE ing. reason we put up a scope of its" activities and to accom- MARVEL, UPON MARVEL! NO SCFFEREB UM Union St., TeL Main tli. The general affairs of the commit- sped xnw DESPAIR, but without running a nt plish more important results. Many fifty-ce- size, which is tee were then taken up by Secretary doctor', bill or falling into the deep ditch of HAWAIIAN REALTY of San Diego's leading citizens have anarkerr. may safely, speedily, and economic THE enough for an ordinary I Boyd and the members and various ally rare himself without the knowledge of a CO., contrib- 01 AND MATURITY & ! taken part in its work and second party. By tne inrroonmon we rcr Oahu Ice' cough or cold or useful phases of the work and its routine French Remedy. THERAPION, a complete uted materially to its success. They depart- Limited. Ei-ectri- revolution has been wrought in this c Co as a trial for babies will probably admit, however, that ment of medical science, whilst thousands bare REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGB, The sentiment of all four of the been restored to health and bappinfs who for LOAN'S AND INVESTMENT SECU- In ' "Wood of out and children. other was Mr. has been the mainstay years previously had been merely dragging I lee fieiivere to any part of tfcs dry. members ef the new committee years a miserable existence. RITIES. conditions the gain is the organization during all these THERAPION No. 1 In a remarkably short Office: Mclntyre Bldg., Honolulu, XlLn orders promptly filled. TeL Blm that Fred Smith of the old board . Hme. often a few days only, effects a cure. T. O. Box 285. Phone Main 14L SHI. p. o. Box 60- - Office: Kewale slower health cannot should continue on the new one and superseding Injections, the use of which does , H.P. in And his loss, in this field of endeavor, l.ina ft. fnn.Hnn tit I be built up a day. many cordial remarks were made about community stricture and other serious diseases. will be regarded by the frnpD ft Vft -fnr- ImnnrltT of th.- ; A new fine Bamboo for excellence of his work of old. ilicuaftTffviv.i lot of In such cases Scott's the "It as almost irreparable. Wood, scurry, pimples, spots, blotches, pains j weaving. Rare old Hawaiian must is the earnest desire of us all that Mr. and swellings of the Joints, rnni. rneaxnauiiiu. Emulsion be taken "It is gratifying to know that Mr. secondary symptoms, etc This preparation SCHOOL Tapas, Mats, Hats, Fans. HA Smith accept a place on the commi- purifies the whole system tbrongh the blood, as nourishment; a food Wood will be the gainer by the poisonous matter CURIO said Mr. McCandless during the snd thoroughly eliminates all WAII & SOUTH SEAS than a medicine. ttee," change. It was hardly to be expected from th. body. Build- rather could not get THERAPION No. 3. for nervous exhaustion. CO., Alexander Young meeting yesterday. "We man of his fine business ability Impaired vitality, sleeplessness, and all the dis- It's a food for tired and that a worry, SUPPLIES ing and Royal Hawaiian HoteL a more valuable man." present position tressing- conseqnences of dissipation, weak digestions. . - would remain in his overwork, etc. It possesses surprising power indefinitely--. The Honolulu people de-- j In restoring strength and vigour to the debili- AT t't Employer "Well, what did he say to tated. HRUM'S . V. 1 Mr. Wood's services in thesr Send for frff wtnpta i . rr'Urt Kroob ariirv Sire THERAPION chamber of commerce, and they have various kinds for sale, also the best bone in my body and pitch me out of chasers should see that the word "Theraplon" flowers in Honolulu. my face in his made him a very handsome otter. appears on British Government Stamp its GOOD GOODS AT BOTTOM ,ck of cut & Bowne, 409 4?5 pwi st the window if I showed principal Chemists throngnont th Scott Employer-"Th- en go ta sold by the Cbemlsts N York office again!" While regretting to lose him, San z ana . tm" PRICES. he is vastly white letter, on a red rronnd) affixed to erery druggists back and tell him that wu wlsn him all suceess in his . - Call and be convinced. trs, E. M. Taylor 50c and $1.00. All mistaken if he thinks he can intimidate UieS pcke bT r of hi. M.jerty-- Hon. Com- position, and will not doubt that mieaioven. and without whicn it is a forgery. Alexander Young Building. me by his violence." Life.

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 16, 1905. 6 vitality is low, you PAT CROWE'S FIGHT When your IORVEAK MEN A PACKCD HOUSE FOR "THE are miserable all the time. CHOICE Yoa are languid and depressed, your nerves are weak, and your appetite is poor. SERENADE" IS ASSURED WITH OMAHA POLICE Read what Fresh Candy OMAHA, Xebr.. Spt. 6. Four police Ayer's . ofRcers, after chasing Pat Crowe for Arriving By the S. S. Alameda. two miles, were outwitted by the alleged kidnaper at a late hour tonight Sarsaparilla Gruenhagen's With Free Suspensory. and Crowe, after wounding one of the Chocolate Creams, French Mix. of a grateful Marsh-mallow- If your manly strength has beer, officers, made a sensational and thrill- did for the invalid daughter ed; Chocolate Wafers, s. wssted by the dissipations of youth or ing escape. Officers have been on the aaot&er: f maturity, overwork, worry or sick watch Crowe for weeks, the you wear for several Cailler's &ea, I can promise if will police having you will regain the vigor had information that he Genuine Swiss Milk Chocolates, my belt that had taken up his abode in Omaha. and pleasure of perfect strength. Tonight about 11 o'clock two detec- Lowney's DR. MCLAUGHLIN'S ELECTRIC BELT tives and two plain clothes men Chocolate Peppermints, Choco- Cream Drops. Cure weakness in Men and Women. thought they saw Crowe and a pal late Ice Assorted Rheumatism, Stomach, Cream Cake, Vanilla Sweet Weak Backs, board a car headed for South Omaha. Chocolate. Kidney and Liver Troubles, Constipa- The officers seized a passing hack and tion and all Nervous Diseases. followed the ca . About half way to Crystallized BOOK If you can't call, in-tl- M TREE ; South Omaha Crowe and his pal Ginger (in this ad and I will mail, sealed Canton tins). fnj free, my beautiful illustrated 80-a- ge alighted and went into a saloon, wrhere book, which tells all. Address they ordered beer! One of the four Mackintosh's dr. m. g. Mclaughlin, officers,, who was not personally known Delicious Old English Toffee. ; t0 MARKET ST., Above Elli. to Crowe, entered the saloon and FBJLN CISCO, CAU SAN watched his movements. After leaving the saloon the pair bought sand- - 1 - a My daughter had for a long time been a Iv yV IF--- n' r t wich from a lunch wagon and then troubled with violent headaches and sleep- Henry May & Co., lessness. She was pale, bad no appetite, and Li continued on foot toward South was losing flesh rapidly. She tried rious until she Omaha. remedies, but received no benefit TELEPHONES: The four officers followed, watching commenced using Ayer's Sarsaparilla. After taking half a bottle she began to feel better. Retail, Main 22; Wholesale, Main M. a favorable opportunity to affect a cap- By a continued use of this medicine Utr ture. After walking a short distance, appetite returned, her cheeks began to fill out and show color, she gained in strength, however, Crowe caught sight of the of- her headaches disappeared' ue slept better, ficers and he and his pal suddenly uad now says she feels like a new person." darted in the shadow an arc light W. HIRAI ( of There are many imitation and opened up a rapid fire on the pur- Sarsapariflas. BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR suers. Altogether eighteen shots were Be sure you get "AYER'S." AND EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. fired, one of them inflicting a serious M PHONE MAIN 161. wound in tfte leg of Officer Prepared br Dr. J. C. Ayer& Co., Lowell. Mass., U.S.A. Jackson. Beretanla street, between Smith and J Crowe made good his escape and Maunakea Street. iiiiil Jackson was taken to a hospital. HOLLISTER DRUG CO.. AGENTS. TRY OUR DELICIOUS Tour Attention BEALTY TRUTIOllS, "Peach Mellow" and "Rasport' FOR ONE MOMENT. PROGRAM AT - Tee; we do big work but we are T J. HASTINGS HOWLAND, AS ROMERO. A Just as anxious for the little jobs. OF THE COHSOLIDiTED 50D8 IVfiTER CORES We paint floors. Entered for Record September 15, 1905, of Thursday evening will be repeated a'gain to 9 - Grain your front door. The success t From a. m. to 4 p. m. PHONE MAIN TL ""Pat in a light of glass. of ' at the Opera House, to a packed audience The house Mary Pulaa and hsb to Alfred ;'; Hang a room of paper. night J ht Magoon record-breakin- g first-nig- M 0 Faint a sign. a first performance was the house, but Edith Blackman to L G Blaekman..P A V Whitewash a barm. tonight's attendance is expected to exceed it by a . margin. The Edith M W Blackinan by atty to Renovate your furniture or anything Bank of Hawaii Ltd .AM tn fact done with paint. piece itself has been cut down so as to allow everybody plenty of C F Peterson to Edith Blackman. C M time to make a car towards home, and with the curtain rising Kate L Vida to Henry Waterhouse Colonial Stanley StepliCDSOD, Tr Co Ltd D promptly at eight o'clock, the performance should be over before Jow Gaing Ong to Chow Taim....BS GENERAL PAINTER. eleven. Many new local stunts will be introduced, hitting the boat Spirits Phoe 426 137 King Street. cabi- Our signographist prescribes S.S.Signs clubs and their crews, the baseball bunch and the Governor's Haleakala Ranch Co to George For- 5-- Improve in shape for this performance, syth, D; 25 10 acr land, Omaoplo, is a pure, colorless, sweet-smellin- g to trade health. net. All the principals are better Kula, Maui. 1. 272, p 365. up on weak B Dated liquid that burns with a hot, having had an opportunity yesterday to studv their May 17, 1902.. smokeless odorless flame. It is Befoia buying an spots, j With "The Serenade" tonight, the Honolulu public will be Est of George Forsyth by Exor to o OF-- the only perfect fuel for spirit getting a good run for their money. Jose Robello, D; 25 5-- 10 acr land, Oma-opi- o, lamps. Dainty laces and other Kula, Maui. J1125. B 272, p 366. delicate fabrics that will not Dated June 10. 1905. stand the ordinary wear and INCUBATOR THE QUEEN'S HOSPITAL Frank Sommerfeld to Leanor N Ben- tear of washing without Injury 1- -3 may Be the HOUSEHOLD GARES nett, Rel; int in gr 525, Kamaole, be quickly cleansed with Kula, Maui. $100. B 259, p 42. Dated egatta Day! Colonial Spirits. It not only doe Pay Patient Department Aug 30, 1905. its work effectively but leaves Antone M Caldeira M and wf to Jose no unpleasant odor behind. Tax the Women of Honolulu the u, THE QUEEN'S HOSPITAL, das Santos, D; 20 acr hui land, Ulu-mal- TO BE HELD PAY Same aa Hamakualoa, Maui. $200. 270, f Jubilee! Jubilee! PATIENT DEPARTMENT, offers su- Elsewhere. B ? p 268. Dated Dec 12, 1903. FOR SALE BY perior accommodations and attendance for pay patients, both in ward and Hard to attend to household duties Mrs Kaehumahanui Kuihelani to Ed- private rooms. The recent aching gar Morton, D; aps 1, 2 and 3 of gr Saturday, Sept 16 "PauaM With a constantly back. o21 gr 520, addition to Hospital, A woman and Kamaole, Kula, Maui. M. W. McCHESNEY & SONS, Annex" the with should not have a bad back. $550. 270, p 269. Aug 24, 1905. its modernly equipped Operating Room, And she wouldn't If kidneys were B Dated Li the n, l He. Sterilising, Anesthetic and Bath Rooms, well. Alice V Metcalf to Alfred N Haysel-de- LHQTSO. 1-- D; 2 in pc Lahaina, also Portable Baths, afford an up-to-date Doan's Kidney make int land, in177 Backache Pills SOUTH KING ST. every respect, Maui. $25. B 272, p 367. Dated Aug service in with well kidneys. 30, 1905. Queen Street. Resident Physician, staff of Trained Here is a Honolulu woman who en- In Honolulu Harbor Nurses, &c, also an Elevator Service. dorses this claim: Alice F Metcalf to Alfred N Haysel-de- n, PRICES ON 1-- 2 APPLICATION. The following are the rates, which in- D; int in pes land, near Main h Mrs. King street, St, Lahaina, Maui. $550. B 272, p 369. COMMENCING AT 9:30 A. M. clude all charges for ordinary medical Emma Vieira, of Ti cases if in charge of the regular Hos- this city, says: "For three or four Dated Aug 30, 1905. HORSE SHOEING! 'Also fat stock; Mra Sug pital Physicians and Surgeons: years I had the misfortune to be af- Nora Rickard to Honokaa Ul Co Ltd, D; in gr 1156, Malanahae, CHICK . int .P1 FEED, Private rooms. .$2.50 to $3.50 per diem. aching pain SIX-OARE- D flicted with an back. The Hamakua, Hawaii. B 272, , p 370. Dat- L GIG, STATIONARY CHtANTJLATED BONE, Ward patients $1.50 per diem. and discomfort this entailed on me can ed Aug 30, 1905. SEATS. ' Practicing Physicians are invited to (1 SIX-OARE- Ltd be imagined 1 Shiro Nishi to S Shlmamoto atty of, D Co., BLOOD MEAL. place patients Hospital, better than described. 2. SLIDING SEAT Wright in the either j have two children, and it was of course Rel; leasehold, bldgs, mdse, fixtures, BARGE. GRIT. in ward or private rooms, such patients etc, Merchant St, etc, Honolulu, Oahu; 01 difficult for me to attend to them opened a horse-shoein- g department to remain under the care of their own while oppressed with suffering. The mdse, furniture and fixtures in store, 3. LAUNCH RACE. tare physician, subject to the rules tn connection carriage phoft V of the way In which I found relief eventually Puiki, Waialua, Oahu; mdse, furniture 4. SECOND CLASS YACHTS. with their Hospital; such patients will, however, Kid- and fixtures in stores, Honouliuli et, ttc Having secured the services oft Corn was by using Doan's Backache 5. IS and Wheat pay own $5000. FIRST CLASS YACHTS. Irst-class have to their doctor. ney Pills, procured at the Hollister Ewa. B 259, p 119. Dated Mar shoer, they are prepared U 30, TUG-OF-WA- At Low Prices. Applicants for admission to the Hos Drug Co.'s store. They did me a large 1905. 6. R, JAPANESE SAM- to all work Intrusted to them In must ss d pital furnish the Superintendent amount of good, as I now testify. I Isabel Spencer to Ambrose H Spen- PANS. Irst-cla- manner. a surety for Hospital charges, or else cer, Rel Dower; lot 3 blk 21, Pearl tii should certainly recommend those who SIX-OARE- D pay two weeks 500. SLIDING SEAT in advance, which must have backache or any other form of City, Ewa, Oahu. $1. B 269, p Dat- be renewed every week thereafter. In ed Jan 2S, 1905. BARGE, FRESHMEN. of Surgical cases a kidney trouble to try Doan's Backache Vm Order Suita for Young Men charge of from $5 to Kidney Pills." Hattie K Hoolapa and hsb by mtgee INTERMISSION 12 M. Specialty, $15 is' made for use of Operating 2-- 9 th Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are to Wm J White Tr, Fore Affdt; JsTvTERY Room and materials. Surgeons are in- grs 131 and 127, Waikele, Ewa, 8. JUNIOR, SIX--OARED SLIDING SUIT INDIVIDUALNO by Price 50 cents int in 5 vited to use the Operating Room for sale all dealers. 271, p 242. 5, SEAT BARGE. TWO ALIKE, Se of the per box (six boxes $2.50). Mailed on Oahu. B Dated Sept Hospital under the above specified 1905. . JAPANESE SAMPANS, SCUL- 18 rates, and arrangements for hours can receipt of price by the Hollister Drug George A. Co., Ltd., Honolulu, wholesale agents Hattie K Hoolapa and hsb by mtgee LING. Martin be made with the Superintendent. 2-- 9 Merchant Tailor. Hawaiian to William J White, D; int in grs 10. FIVE- - OA BOATS. Persons desiring admission to for the Islands. 131 $800. RED WHALE the Remember the name Doan's, and take and 127, Waikele, Ewa, Oahu. No spoon oars. Merhant St., Next Postoffic. TTosm'tal should ntYnltr t.n t.Tio Snnrin. B 272, p 372. Dated Sept 5, 1905. .' ei tendent, on the premises, Punchbowl' Henry Grammar and wf to W H 11. SIX-PADD- CANOE. ty and Miller streets. Greenwell, D; int in gr 1576, Kalukalu, 12. SENIOR, PAIR OAR SLIDING u, For further information or refer CENTRAL UNION CHURCH. etc, S Kona, Hawaii. $150. B 270, p SEAT BOATS. Just received a new lot of Pan or ence, apply to the Superintendent or leven a. m. Rev. Wm. Morris Kin-- 270. Dated Aug 11, 1905. 13. JUNIOR, PAIR OAR SLIDING ama Hats at the . to Resident Physician at the Hospital, ' ' SEAT BOATS. Headache eaid, D. D., will preach. Subiect, The Frank C Betters to Lee Len et al. L; GLOBE CLOTHING w. itmiiii, jjsq., secretary TVo rro.Tr of the Cross Its Signifi- - j lots 1 and 2 blk 2, bldg and 14. STEAMER BOATS. CO fth (Benson, Smith & Co.), or E. P. i aTi?e " fixtures, Kaimuki tract, Honolulu, Oa- M Hotel Eyeache & 15. SAILING CANOES. Street. We do the b&n bishop, Treasurer (C Brewer Co.). Miss Drusilla Marx will sing "Isra-fel,- " hu. 10 yrs: 6 mos at $30 per mo, bal work audi 16. TWO-OARE- D SHORE BOATS. in the city in cleaning 7209 by Oliver King. of term at $35 per mo. B 273, p 252. renewing old panamaa. II Blurring of the Print com- - toept t, isoo. At the close of the service the uatea Races open to all. No entry fees. munion of the Lord's Supper will be j Allen & Robinson Ltd to Frank C ' oftentimes show the need of glasses. BERNICE PAUAHI BISHOP administered. Better, Consent; to lease of lots 1 and governed Ka-in- to All rowing races are to be They are some of the indica.tions of Thirteen persons are to be received 2 blk 2, bldg and fixtures, by the Racing Rules of the Hawaiian Catton,Neill&Co;,Ltd MUSEUM, membership of church. j imuki tract, Honolulu. Oahu. B 273, p defective vision and should be attend the the Rowing Association, yacht races by the 3 MACHINISTS . 254. Sept 6, 1905. ENGINEER and once. KATiTHT. OAHT7. 7:30 p. m. Subject, "The Drama of Dated Racing Rules of the Hawaii Yacht ed to at Eden." Edith M W Holdsworth to C Bolte TI surprised the comfort - Club. You'll be at Residents of Hawaii Territory 6:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor meet- Tr, A M; mtg M W Hendry on lots UMN AND RICHARDS STREET your and 3217, a pal of glasses will afford if strangers visiting Honolulu are hereby ing. Subject, "The Abundant Life,' A, B and C of gr Pensacola and Each entry shall Include the name of sight is in any way defective. notified above named Museum led bv I)r-- Kincaid. Lunalilo Sts, Honolulu, Oahu. $4500. the boat, or if none, name Sellers re-tub- ed with charcoal-l- r that the 179, p 235. 12, 1901. It has the Scientific examination and proper will be open to inspection on FRI- B Dated Mar of the person who enters it in the race. t tel tubes; general ship work. C "W Hendry, glasses, properly adjusted, are guar DAYS and SATURDAYS of each and MARGHERITA NOT COMING. Bolte Tr to Marion every week of the year, and also upon Rel; lots A. B and C of gr 3217, Pen Entries will open at 8 a. m., Tuesday, anteed here. ALL PUBLIC HOLIDAYS (Thanks- A number of apparently unfounded sacola and Lunalilo Sts, Honolulu, Oa- Sept. 12, 1905, at Woods & Sheldon's, be- statements have been made recently hu. $3500. B 129, p 235. Dated Sept Dry Cleaning giving and Christmas excepted), King street, and will close Thursday, at A. N. SANFORD, tween the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. about Queen Margherita of Italy. It 1, 1905. Sept. 14, 1905, at 12 m. Garments cleaned by this process was reported that she would make a Namakahele and hsb to S M Damon, Optician. and 5 o'clock p. m., from the 31st day M. of March to the 31st day of October, trip around the world, remaining for D; por R P 2525 kul 11214 ap 1, Moana For further Information apply to the Mrs. A. Mellls' some time in Japan visiting San Honolulu, $a00. 270, p Dressmaking Estalishmeni. BOSTONT BUILDtNO, and from 10 . o'clock a. m. to 4:30 and lua, Oahu. B Regatta Committee: C. C. Rhodes, O. Francisco. This is now denied. It was 271. Dated Aug 11, 1905. Sachs Block, Honolulu. Port Street. Over May & Co. L. Sorenson and W. II. Soper, or the SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. November to the 31st day of March th, a attempt nad fcen J R Gait, Sig & Ack; in deed in Secretary. year rrtton life by some one who liber 26, fol 209. B 266, p 211. A. E. MURPHY. of each until further notice. placed rocks in Tourists arriving in Honolulu by and earth at a curve a ; TRY OUR highway along which she was travel- NOTICE. through steamers on other than the ing in her automobile, and into which UNNECESSARYf EXPENSE. Our Celebrated Bromo Pop, Peack regular visitor's days hereinbefore the auto ran at a high speed, throwing Acute attacks of colic, cholera mor ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDltff Bounce, Bishops Tonic, Klondike Fizz, designated (Sundays and Thanksgiving out and bruising the queen and QUEEN keln or advice, is Invited to commo1 many others. ind Christmas excepted) and leaving other bus and dysentery come on without Ihe and occUpantg It now appears that the Automobile stage cate, either in person or by letter, J prior T,u iue uajrs eci njjarb no icguiax warning and prompt relief must be ob has reached a of Anderson, matron of ARCTIC SODA WORKS, visitor's days may be admitted to the rock had merely rolled down into Ihe perfection attempted but never ac- Ensign L. 117 Miller St., Honolulu, T. road mountain-sid- e. Argo- tained. There is no necessity of incur Salvation Army Woman's InduKtr! H. is-tu- from the ed complished by others, the Museum On SPECIAL PERMITS, naut. ring the expense of a physician's ser result of Home, No. 1680 King street. during office hours from the gen--, years of careful experimenting. It 1 vice In such cases if Chamberlain s eral office of the trustees, No. 77 Mer-- Xordy "When I was a kid and had is equipped with greater cylinder jhant street, next dcor to the banking dime, Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy capacity than any car in Its class EAGLE CLEANING ANDU & a I'd buy a yellowback and read house of Bishop Co. 'Dead-woo- is dose remedy will and excels in Price, Power Per- Hopp & CO. about 'Sawtoothed Tim' and d at hand. A of this and DYEING WORKS. J. ADMISSION TO MUSEUM FREE. Dick. " Butts "I s'pose you relieve the patient before a doctor could fection. Electric cars bound west on King today?" Nordy WVvrt Ktroot. nrtrtfialtA Star Block. PINE have different tastes has never been known to fail, SCHOMAN CARRIAGE FURNITURE paes Museum ten-ce- arrive. It COHPM, LIMITED. street the every ten "Not at all. Now I buy a nt VADIES' AND GENTS' CLOTI! 1063-10- 59 TOUXQ BUILDING, ninutes during the day. magazine even In the most severe and danger- CLEANED AT LOWEST Bishop and read about 'Standard Automobile Warehouse on Merchant Street. Honolulu, T. H., June 12th. 1905. Oil Jack' and 'Copper Trust Tom. " ous cases. Sold by Benson, Smith & St., between Fort and Alakea Sts. PRICES. PER ORDER, Pittsburg Post. Co., Ltd., Agents for Hawaii. none oi v. mtmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmfmm Hotel, N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THB Waikiki Seaside UNITED STATES FOR THE TER- Limited, RITORY OF HAWAII. ti 1 JJU I llVrlll 1 I .on behalf of the Government of th Territory of Hawaii. f Am1&1 IN, THE MATTER OF THE DIS Given under my hand and the seal Notice is hereby given that at a ltiffnll cf SOLUTION DISINCORPO-RATIO- N meeting of the stockholders of the Juha H. Afong, et ala. Defendants AND the Treasurer's Office, this 26th day o Waikiki Seaside Hotel, Limited, held ana Respondents. Action brought OF THE HUSTACE & August, A. D. 1903. this day, an assignment of all the com- in Baid District Court and the Pe- COMPANY, LIMITED. A. J. CAMPBELL, pany's property was made to the un- - tition filed in the office of the Treasurer, Territory 4 dersigned for the benefit of the credi-- J. Clerk of said District Court In of Hawaii. ? tors of the company. All persons in-- -f Honolulu. To All to Whom These Presents Shall 7198 Sept. 2, 9, 16. deb ted to said company are requested Come: - ' in- The President the to make prompt settlement of such of United State IN- - THE debtedness with the undersigned; and of America, Greeting: MATTER OF THE DIS- SOLUTION AND DISINCORPO-RATIO- N all creditors of the company are re To CHUN AFONG: JULIA H. I. A. J. Campbell, Treasurer of the quested to present their claims to the - - ' AFONG:' EAIMEL1NE M. MAfinov- Territory of Hawaii, send eref n- OF THE E. PECK undersigned, within thirty days from JOHN A. COMPANY, the date hereof. MAGOON. husband of said Whereas. On the 14th day of June, LIMITED. Notice is hereby further given, that 1905, the Hustace & Company, Limited, AFONG; NANCY McSTOCKER; To All to Whom Sh&ZE the undersigned will not be responsi- a corporation existing under the Laws These Presents ble for any debts hereafter incurred FRANK B. McSTOCKER, hus-- Cinw: on behalf of the company without his band of aaid NANCY McSTOCKER; of the Territory of Hawaii, presented written consent. JULIA JOHNSTONE; ARTHUR H. to me, Treasurer of the Territory of 15, 1905. JOHNSTONE, I, A. J. Campbell, Treasurer th Honolulu, September husband of said JULIA Hawaii, a Petition together with a of P. WUNDENBERG, JOHNSTONE; HENRIETTA WHIT- Territory of Hawaii, send greeting: 7210 Assignee. ING; Certificate setting forth that at a meet- WILLIAM H. WHITING, hus- Whereas, On the day of Junes. band of said HENRIETTA WHIT. ing of its stockholders called for lth that 1905, the E. Peck & Company, Limited, ING; MARIE purpose, ! NOTICE. - - mJ, K. HUMPHREYS and at which meeting all of V, r!r. ABRAM S. HUMPHREYS, oif a corporation existing under the Laws Atrf. husband the shares of the Capital Stock were said MARIE K. HUMPHREYS; of the Territory of Hawaii, presented Registered Warrants of the Territo- oooooo represented, it was decided by a ELIZABETH BURNS; I. R. BURNS, to me, Treasurer of the Territory of ry of Hawaii will be received at face Paymaster A. S. Brown, U. S. N., ' ' Wade has said from the first that husband o ELIZABETH BURNS; unanimous vote to dissolve and disin- value, without discount, by the he wanted the trial to come off as soon HELEN O. HENSHALL; CAROLINE corporate Hawaii, a Petition together with a 15 who for two years has been attached to the said corporation which signed Banks, from September to as possible," said one of his. brother B. RIGGS; J. M. RIGGS. husband of Certificate setting forth that at a meet- 15, 1905. said certificate was signed by J. r F. November the Honolulu Naval Station as pay officers yesterday, ' ' so that he might 'said CAROLINE B. RIGGS; MARTHA ing of its stockholders called for that BISHOP & CO.. establish his innocence in the matter. M. DOUGHERTY; Morgan, President, and A. F. Clark, CLAUS & CO.. master, has been ordered to Cavite as ANDREW J. purpose, and at which meeting all of SPRECKBLS have heard him say repeatedly that DOUGHERTY, MAR- Secretary, the presiding THBJ BANK OF HAWAII, LTD., assistant to the general storekeeper. I husband of said officer and were his ( the shares of the Capital Stock HA- he had always done best and felt THA M. DOUGHERTY; ALICE HUT- secretary of said meeting, FIRST NATIONAL. BANK OF The transfer did not come to "Pay" never neglected his duty. represented, was decided ' by a WAII. that he had CHINSON; MARY C. AFONG; which said Petition it " Brown in the nature of a surprise, but He has grieved terribly over. the affair, and Certificate , 7209 ALBERT F. AFONG; ABRAM E. unanimous vote to dissolve and disln-- j officer, were entered of office he is loath to leave Honolulu. The as he was a very popular and AFONG; MELAINE B. BREW- record in the of corporate the said corporation whlca local station was "Pay" Brown's first the loss of so many of his men dis- STER; JAMES W. W. BREW- the Treasurer, and not J said certificate was signed by S. Peck, foreign" service, and having become tressed him greatly, but he has STER, husband of said MELAINE B. WTiereas, Notice was thereafter DISTILLED WATER felt that he is to blame in the matter." BREWSTER; HENRY AFONG; LEE President, and W. J. White, Secretary, identified with so much of the social cer- caused to be published in the English TheTe is great criticism among HONG; CHUN LUN; CHUN SIN; & the presiding officer and secretary re- We deliver our genuine Distilled and athletic life, he would . prefer to tain naval officers of the finding of and Hawaiian languages sixty days M. DAMON. Trustee; W. F. ALLEN, for spectively of said meeting, which said Water to any address In the city. remain here. A Washington dispatch, the naval court of inquiry, which rec- Trustee: KIMO PII (sometimes called in the Nupepa Kuokoa and The Pacific In three-gall-on demijohns, of September 7 confirms the orders. ommended the courtmartial of Ensign JAMES PII); KAMALIE. wife of said Petition and Certificate were entered of as Commercial Advertiser, published in Wade. It is necessary, a concession KIMO PII: M. ECKARGT, M. KEKU-ANAO- A, record in the office of tfee Treasurer, Fountain 8od& Works. IEOQUOIS GOES TO MIDWAY. to publie opinion, that some one be the city of Honolulu, Island and Coun- Sheridan St., near King; 'Phone, HACKFELD & COMPANY, and Starting away in rough weather the blamed, they say, and as Ensign Wade LIMITED, an Corporation; ty of Oahu, that is to say, on the 16th, Main 270. Hawaiian j Whereas, Notice was thereafter U. S. S. Iroquois, Captain Niblack, was the only surviving, officer he must MIRIAM PURPLE, HENRY RED, 23rd and 30th of June, 1905, 7th, 14th, bear the charge. Ensign Wade himself caused to be published in the English began an unsteady trip to Midway Is- JANE GREEN, HORACE BLACK and 21st and 2Sth of July, 1905, and the 4th. has made no statement as to his atti utuu.ttijr.fcj unKnown .a and Hawaiian languages for sixty days land yesterday afternoon. The wind WJiiTU, heirs 11th 18th 1905, tude toward the court, it is said, and aw of KAHIKAELE, Deceased; PE- and of August, in the was blowing - in the Nupepa Kuokoa and The Pacifla F. D WIGKE hard off shore and the will only, so far, reiterate his state- TER BLUE, CATHERINE YELLOW, Nupepa Kuokoa, and on the 15th, 19th, tug j ment he always his duty to the Commercial Advertiser, publishel la at once plunged into heavy seas that did HENRY BROWN, LYDIA SCARLET 22nd, 26th and 29th of June, 19C5, 3rd, 6th. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. outside. If all goes well the tug will best of his knowledge ana ability, iio VIOLET, the city of Honolulu, Island and Coun- of his as and JOHN unknown heirs 10th. 13th, 17th, 20th, 24th, 27th, and 31st Store Fittings a Specialty. reach Midway next Thursday about felt the severe strain position at law of KAMALIE, Deceased, De-- ty of Oahu, that is to say, on the 16th, the officer in charge of the engineering of July, 1905, and on the 3rd,' 7th, 10th, Repairing, Cabinet Work and Polishing, noon. The Iroquois is carrying a lot endants and Respondents. 23rd and 30th of June, 1905, 7th, 14th, 1082 Alakea St., rear of Y. M. C. A. department, it was said yesterday, for 14th and 17th of August, 1905, in You are hereby directed to appear, The 1905, 4th, Phone M. 447, residence Phone W. 1611. of fresh vegetables and fruits to the some time prior to the explosion, and 21st and 28th of July, and the ar- .nd answer the Petition in an action Pacific Commercial Advertiser, and marines at Midway, besides . regular he wrote to friends here before the - 11th and ISth of August, 1905, in the Diego entitled as above, brought atam- affidavit of the publication thereof have supplies to last about six months. A rival of the Bennington in San you in the District Court of the United Nupepa Kuokoa, and on the 15th, 19th, large last summer that he had been ill in bed been presented to this office, and an- quantity of lumber was piled up he to States, in and for the Territory of Ha 22nd, 26th and 29th of June. 1905, 3rd, 6th, on for five days, with what referred waii, twenty days nexed to the original petition and cer- deck, to be used in replanking the as his "old Filipino trouble," this be- within from and af 10th, 13th, 17th, 20th, 24th, 27th, and ,31st flooring ter service upon you of a certified copy tificate on file, and I for the tents of the marines. ing undoubtedly a slight attack of ap- oi j uiy, xvvo, ana on me oru, m, ivim. Several heavy cement sinkers for buoys pendicitis. He was on his feet a great of the Plaintiff's Petition herein, to Whereas, I am satisfied that the vote gether with a certified copy of this 14th and 17th of August, 1905, in The. were taken along, as weii as pump for deal, also, and after the disaster he therein certified was taken, and I am days summons. Pacific Commercial Advertiser, and the ice plant of the cable people. workeu almost steadily for three further satisfied that all claims against Gerrit Wilder, acting for the Bureau and nights, for which heroic conduct he And you are hereby notified that un- affidavit of the publication thereof hav su- you appear the said Hustace & Company, Limited, of Agriculture and Forestry, went as was especially commended by his less and answer as above been presented to this office, and an- a passenger, his mission being to plant perior officers, but which aggravated required, the said Plaintiff will apply have been paid and discharged. nexed to the original petition and cer- trees on Midway, Laysan Lisianski and his condition, undoubtedly. to the . Court for the relief demand' Now Therefore, Know Ye that in con- other islands where the vessel can land He was first taken ill two weeks ago ed In the Petition herein. tificate on file, and ' sideration of the premises and no him. He took along a large number of last Sunday and although not con- WITNESS, the HONORABLE Whereas, I am satisfied that the vote sprouted cocoanuts, wood worse reason to the contrary appearing, I do small iron fined to his bed, grew steadily SANFORD B. DOLE, Judge of therein certified was taken, and I am trees in pots, hau trees, several vari- until he was so ill that he was taken said District Court, this 1st here declare that the said corporation, eties of vines and the Pohuehue creep- to the hospital last week. There are further satisfied that all claims against er, which spreads out over sandy day of July in the year of our the Hustace & Company, Limited, is many words of praise and friendship (Seal) one nine hun- the said E. Peck & Company, Limited, wastes and keeps the sand from men Lord thousand hereby dissolved and that the surrender heard among the officers and for dred and five and of the In- have been paid and discharged. Ensign Wade, and should any sentence of the articles of Association filed. dependence of the United Now Therefore, Know Ye that in con- BROUGHT MANY PEOPLE. be imposed upon him there will be February 7, 1898, is hereby accepted great regret, it is said., here and at United States the one hundred sideration of the premises and no The Alameda arrived yesterday .. . and twenty-nint-h. . on behalf of the Government of the Mare Island. . reason to the contrary appearing, I do morning from the Coast. A large pas W. BrMALING. Territory of Ensign Wade, who is 26 years old, Hawaii. here declare that the said corporation, senger list was carried, including all comes of a well-know- n and prominent Clerk. Given under my hand and the seal of the E. Peck & Company, Limited, is the members of the rifle team of Ha New Jersey family and. is a graduate A true copy of Summons. Office, 26th day of ' the Treasurer's this surrender QUARTER SIZE COLLAR M. of the Naval Academy. He has two Attest: W. B. MALING, Clerk. hereby dissolved and that the waii returning from Seagirt. W. engi-- August, A. D. 1905. brothers, one of whom is ,a civil By F. L. HATCH, Deputy Clerk. ; filed, Arrow & ' of the articles of Association Giffard of Irwin Co. returned from CLUETT, PEABODY A. CO.. i riser in the Philinmnes and the other u' 7165 .. A. J. CAMPBELL, f February 26, 1898, is hereby accepted Alt CMS OtttCTT AM MONAftCM SHtftTS a ;trip abroad. ;The. Alameda sighted The court-several " a student' at Princeton... Treasurer, Territory of Hawaii. f on way. of on behalf of the Government of tha vessels the martial appointed for the trial the 7198 9, 16. - KARALINA HAINA AND HUSBAND. Sept. .2, On the 10th, in lat. 36.03 N., long. ' Bennington officers- will convene on Territory of Hawaii. FUNDAMENTAL LAW Young's jTHE 127.33 W., the Alameda, at 6 a. m., j September 15th to try Captain Given under my hand and the seal of case, and Ensign Wade, was , to have IN THE MATTER OF THE DIS passed a bark standing to. MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF FORE- the Treasurer's Office, this 26th day ot the eastward. been tried immediately afterward, but SOLUTION AND DISINCORPO-RATIO- N OF HAWAII CONTAINS: CLOSURE AND OF SALE. i ; recover he will be too ill for ASust, A. D. 1905. On the same day she passed the S. should he OF THE UNION EX- S. Enterprise, with a tow, headed , a long time to permit, of his appearing. A. J. CAMPBELL, PRESS COMPANY, LIMITED. northeast. STANLEY DOLLAR A WRECK. - J In accordance with the provisions of Treasurer, Territory of Hawaii. At 1:10 o'clock in the afternoon she - 7198 Sept. 2. 9. 16. r 35.14, long. appears a, telegram receivea- 1. The first Constitution of Kame-hame- ha met the S. S. Sierra, lat. It from NaTT1ok,v her hus-- To All to Whom These Presents Shall 129.42. ; III, 1340, including the pre yesterday from Yokohama that the band of Heeia) Koolaupoko, Island of 12th, 12:20 m., met ! . Come: viously Issued Bill of Rights. On the at a. she atoarnor. ofaT,i will be a total rv,i,' tr i,, MORTGAGEE' NOTICE OP INTEN- di-i5- niiar b ancnuna. iai- - . tonS- - - 2. Tfce first laws of Hawaii, enacted e1$r wreCk. As reported yesterday, the ves- Gahu, dated October 12. 1899, recorded TION TO FORECLOSE AND OF (1833-1842- ), sel went on the rocKS lvd.Lbd.uid., j - A. Campbell, Treasurer of the under Kamehameha HI, : fh vTaWniifln Reffistrv of Convev- I, J. The Alameda will leave for San Fran- miles Yokohama while FORECLOSURE SALE. published together in 1842. 10 a, seventy from &nces Territory of Hawaii, send greeting: j cisco next Wednesday at m. bound from here to Kobe. The tele-- 1 3. The creating and principles hereby given said J law ' C. D. BRYANT SAFE. gram yesterday reported that assist-- Notice is that the Whereas, On the 14th day of June, guiding Land Commission. ! mortgagee " the ance had been sent from Yokohama. intends to foreclose the said 1905. the Union Express Company. Ltd., In accordance with the provisions of 4. The second Constitution of Ka- Another of the vessels chartered by but that the vessel was in a serious mortgage for condition broken, to wit: a certain mortgage made by Annie K. non-payment corporation existing under the Laws mehameha III. 1852. the Barneson & Hibberd Company has condition, a diver having found sev the of principal and ln- - a Kapioan, Estatfi( ssisned to 5. The Constitution of Kamehameha oinriori the Ancr nf ttia Tvriirfirio eral holes in the bottom. The Stanley terest when due. of the Territory of Hawaii, presented W. It. Castle, Trustee, recorded liber 1S64 wah vi Th e harlc c. u. Bryant nas ?afelv Dollar is fast settling down and bump-- j And also that after the expiration to me, Treasurer of the Territory of 232, page 321, and of said Annie K. 6. The Constitution of Kalakaua, fore hold of as ad- - heavily with the full of three weeks from the date of this' Hawali, a Petition together with a yartto W. R. Castle, Trustee, port Nicolaef- : 1887. reached the Russian of water and the decks continually ; nottce. - the nrooertv conveved bv said meet- - ditional rcjrity to the first aVe 7. The Proclamation and orders inci- ski with a cargo of salt. The bark An- - awash. Chronicle, Sept. 9 mortgage will be sold public auc-- Certificate setting forth that at a named mortgage, dated May 11, 1904, - i at dent to the establishment of the Privo- tiope was not so fortunate and is now i trrnTtTtrr. stt1 a tvtp.t? Tm? t AfiTTTf!. tion. at the auction rooms of James ing of its stockholders called for that recorded liber 259. oasre 95. now firtd.by sional Government, 1893. ! ln the hands of the Japanese. The! F. Morgan, auctioneer, on Kaahumanu purpose, and at which meeting all of said W. R. Castle, Trustee, as mortv Centennial, also flying the Barneson Z , . street, In said Honolulu, on Saturday, , the sharea of the capital Stock were ?dS 111111 da f'S"w. u" '? of" Hawaii, 1894. flag, Mankemo, is to De piacea on me rouie tne 30th d Qf September, A. D. 1905.1 by given that the mortgagee Intend"'f annexing to & Hibberd successfully ran the represented, was decided by a 9. The treaty Hawaii blockade, and in view of the result of connecting Australia and Puget sound. at 12 o'clock noon of said day. it to foreclose the same for condition the United States, 1897. ithe peace conference there is little The new vessel is about ready to leave The property covered by said mort unanimous vote to dissolve and disin- - broken, to wit: nonpayment of eltner 10. The Resolution of the Hawauaji rhhi1itv of interference with the her builders' hands in England and sail , interest or principal, both being due. cenaie rduiyuiK me auuc.o.uuu ucw, . TiciT-rapniif- rhartereri hv tne samp nrm ior Australia,. j.xie .aLaiuvciuo xicia a. t., Notice is likewise given that after - - 1897. ; and now on the way to Nicolaefski. registry of 5500 tons, with an maicat- " , ,6 tne expIraUon of tnree weeks from the horse-power "'" ! 11. congress ; of 6000, and will be ""r::"-"- . Soper, President, and E. Buffandeau. date of notice, property cov-- The Joint Resolution of The British steamship Dumbarton, ed J T i . 0 this the VJd..iu, anu Ra1,1 mr-.- annexing Hawaii, 1898. ,'Z. chartered bv Barneson & Hibberd. is capable of making eighteen knots an llluL"vu. uci..S LXie SJ. rrl h,r -o- ho 3 described in Royal patent jno iui&, oecreiary, presiuillg oiucei aiiu "... arlr. 12. The documents and procedure In- at Lombard-street wharf loading a hour. She will be the first turbine ves .,,-.- , tised for sale at public auction, at the cident to the transfer of the sovereign- big cargo of supplies for the Russian sel in the Pacific Chronicle. odiiu comiiussiou Aam wo w , v.. o. auction rooms of james F. Morgan, la to port. The Dumbarton will take on nianiKi containing an area or awui which said Petition and certmcate Honolulu, on Saturday,, the 16th day ty and possession of Hawaii the PASSENGERS PROM HONOLULU. prem- United States 1898; and the executive deck a large consignment of beef cat-- 1.15 acres, and being the same were entered of record In the office of of September, 1S05,' at 12 noon of ald passengers cargo of 16,- - conveyed to Haina by noro nf TVPRidpnt MeKinlev. relating tie. Chronicle Ten and a ises Kakalina the Treasurer, and daZ ' government of Hawaii, Issued 4S5 bags of sugar were brought from deed dated the 2iso day or .aiay, insa, Further particulars can be had of to the ENSIGN WADE'S CONDITION. : i n . t , . . C Whereas, Notice was thereafter during tne uansiuoii perwu - ucihto, r" Honolulu by the bark Andrew Welch, ictwueuaj ill siiu jxcsioLijf n iwiiiw Castle and Wlthlngton, attorneys for ' of annexation and the pas Grave tloubt is entertained whether Captain Drew, out twenty-on- e days. page 81. caused to be published in the English mortgagee. the date 18, 1905. sage of the Organic Act, 1898-190- 0. Ensign Charles T. Wade, United States The passage was pleasant throughout. or further particulars apply to C. F. and Hawaiian laneuaees for sixtv days Dated Honolulu, August i attorney W. CASTLE, 13. The Act of Congress organizing will tn the prmrt- - The passengers were J. F. Holloway, jerson, Kaahumanu street, Pacific R. Trustee, iinrcm Miss mortgagee, in the Nupepa Kuokoa and The Mortgagee. Hawaii into a Territory, 1900. martial awaiting him for his al wife and three children; Martha for said or to said James (Wellington, Master Beverly Letcher, H F. Morgan, auctioneer. Commercial Advertiser, published in leged responsibility in the Bennington C. Thompson, W. S. Coleman, Mrs. E. 1905. cny d..JU vuuw- - Dated Honolulu, August 31, me oi iionoiuiu, ildnu j The preiTlIses covered by said mort-t-y disaster, as he is in a serious condition O. McCarthy. Chronicle, Sept. 9. WM. HENRY, of Oahu, that is to say, on the 16th, gage consist of: For sale by resulting from his recent operation for SHIPPING NOTES. Mortgagee. 23rd and 30th of June, 1905, 7th, 14th, 1-- An undivided one-half Interest ln 7198 Sept. 2. 9, 16, 23. ' and to Love premises appendicitis. The young officer was revenue finished 21st 28th of July, lSKte. the 4th, the homestead The cutter Bear has and and on tfae mafcaI sde of Klng GAZETTE CO., taken to the Island Hospital a her in the Arctic, ocean. resl-Nupe- THE HAWAIIAN ilare cruise 11th and 18th of August, 1905, in the Kawaiahao, Honolulu, opposite pa on morn- Through an error the detail the Ltd., week ago today and Tuesday for SPECIAL MEETING Kuokoa, and on the 15th, 19th, dence of Charles H. Atherton, having on. construction of a runway at the new 120 King ing was operated It is said that was 22nd, 26th and 29th of June. 1905, 3rd, 6th, a front of feet on and an $5.00, postage prepaid. wharf of the Quarantine station area of 29620 square feet. A substan-10t- h, Price the operation had been too long de omitted in the contract. This work will KIHEI PLANTATION CO., LTD. 13th, 17th, 20th, 24th, 27th. and 31st layed, an abscess was found in the ap- tJal brSck AwelUng nouse stands on tha Honolulu, T. H. have to be advertised over again. The Pursuant to ai call by the President, of July, 1905, and on the 3rd, 7th, 10th, lot, besides other buildings. Said lot pendix and on Wednesday gangrenous runway will cost in the neighborhood I . special meeting of the stockholders premises covered set in, so seemed certain - r, r.n mi a 1 3 a 14th 17th of August, 1905, in The a portion of the peritonitis it OI 1U,VW. ine cou irat:i aucaujr uvtcuu nf thp TCih(M "Plantation ConYDanY. and oy oua pan was beyond question of re- u u a. a a i to noonauiu, that he all ed for work at Quarantine Island calls office of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser, and 200 2 covery. spite of all, his condition Limited, will be held at the &nd 0f l. C. A. apana to Kalna. In ior $4,wv. company, Stangenwald Building, Ho-- affidavit of the publication thereof have 2. All rights and interest acquired was slightly improved yesterday after ! T. Anderson, the first officer of the nolulu, on Wednesday, September 20, office, an-- : by said mortgagee under and by J jLi!JL-!?- , ve been presented to this and noon, and for the first time then there Alameda, been granted a x905, p. trans-lea- j jj JJ :' steamer has at 2 o'clock m., for the I virtue of a certain deed of trust mad J : original petition cer-- was a sign in his favor. of absence for a trip and his action of such business as may nexed to the and 2gth of Au&1Jst ,901 tween He is by no means considered on the Place will be taken by L. Drewson, the hrnnht before th meetine. tiflcate on file, and I James Love. Annie K. Hart, Jamea to recovery or out of danger as was t TlA road second officer. L. Jordan, who Rtnlr Troncfa Tinner a will floSed Whereas. I am satisfied that the vote Love, Jr., Annie L. Roe and George A. yet, however, and Ais friends are ex- third, will be advanced and Frank 12, to Wed from Tuesday, September was taken, and I Uber tremely despondent in regard to him. Turner has been engaged to make a nesday, September 20, both dates in- therein certified un'ft f0,1" an undivided half, His anxiety and grief over the explo trip as third. Peter Owens, the chief clusive. further satisfied that all claims against tne trust therein named, in cer-- off trip, re- ve sion of the Bennington boilers and the engineer, who laid for a JOHN GUILD. Union Express Company, Ltd., j valuable real and personal prop-ha- against him are, of sumes his place on the steamer. Ex- the said tain resulting charges Secretary Kihei Plantation Co., Ltd. paid discharged. rty in Honolulu. The real property course, an additional hindrance to his aminer. September 7. 1905. 730J been and Ke-- Honolulu. - i consists of a lot on the corner of restoration to health, and his only t Now Therefore. Know Ye that In con- and Kln? Greets, having an 460 j,,, chance seems to lie in his magnificent A flawless diamond weighing w"t slderatlon of the premises and no area of about 47x112 feet. found? eunnn wnrirc 5, constitution and abounding vitality. carats is reported to have been " w reason to the contrary appearing, I do 7185 Aug. 18. 23. 25, 29; Sept. 1, f. It wa3 reported that Ensign Wade had in the Premier mine, Johannesburg, j 12. 15, 16. expressed himself as being so wretched South Africa. i All nprwns are herebv warned that here declare that the said corporation. over the charges against him that he ' shooting or hunting on the Leilehua J tne Union Express Company, Ltd., is wanted to die from the operation, hut Just for an instant the Futurity had Ranch lands is strictly prohibited un" jhereby dissolved and that the surrender READ THE ADVERTISER indignantly denied by J? this has been an acrooatic aspect. iip iap. iea in uu jrcu"ij articles of Association filed. WORLD'S NEWS DAILY several of his closest friends. the stretch. 7210 DOWSETT CO.. LTD. of the COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 16, 1905. 8 en THE PACIFIC ciaries are at this time without the Castle & Cooke, Ltd. FRATERNAL MEETINGS jurisdiction of the court. A TREWT On August 10, 1903, petitioners se- HONOLULU. POLYNESIAN ENCAMP- HI. cured from 'the court an order of sale MENT of the real estate to pay debts, but it subsequently proved impossible to sell COMMISSION MERCHANTS, O. O. F. NO. 1, I. PAY it without great loss. It was not sold, BEES HERE SUGAR FACTORS. but now remains part of the trust 2ta every first and third FRIDA? 101T estate, and the debts have been paid C! month at 7:30 p. m., in Odd from dividend receipts accruing since AGENTS FOR ?,i!ew'tf Hall. Fort Street. the order of sale. The real estate is The Ewa Plantation Co. TUtting brothers cordially invited U the former Hoting residence in King The The Waialua Agricultural Co., LU. 2ea. Douthitt's Warrant for street. Federal Apicultural The Kohala Sugar Co. T. M. McGREW, CP. The personal property of the estate The Waimea Sugar Mill Co. L. L. LA PIERRE, Scribe. now in the hands of the executors and Chief Coming-O- ur The Fulton Iron Works, St. Louis. "Incidentals" subject to distribution to petitioners The Standard Oil Co. LODGE NO. i, as trustees consists of a cash balance The George F. Blake Steam Pumw. EXCELSIOR Su-cy- nr Held. of $4249.09, 730 shares of Kekaha Honey Trade. ii HOI" Weston's Centrifugals. L O. O. F. Co. and 454 shares of Pioneer 2sn The New England Mutual Life Insur- Co., the shares of each company being ance Co., of Boston. ii.' TTis'.'inAT evenm t eacn. vjn For Pacific Heights The Aetna Insurance Co., of Hart- of the par value oi iuu tne Frank Benton, in charge apicul &t, in Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort street. More trouble between Trent, the Kekaha stock the executors collected of ford, Conn. brothers cordially Invited t dividends paid in March, June ture in the Bureau of Entomology, U. The Alliance Assurance Co., of TUltlni County Treasurer, arid Douthitt, the $10,950 don. Lo. E and July, and on the Pioneer stock S. Department Conveyances will-leav- the y. O. NOTES, N. O. County Attorney, is at hand. The January to July inclusive. of Agriculture, will visit $3632 paid shortly on Club Stables, Fort Street, at L. LA PIERRE, Secretary. Treasurer has held up Douthitt's war- Thpir total receipts were $18,194.27, Hawaii a tour of investiga l. tion around the world. 2 o'clock p. m., Sunday, Sep- "incidentals," amounting to and payments $13,945.18. F. L. Ferguson, D, D. S. REBEKAH LODGE, rant for Judge Kobmson wm near ine peti- Hawaii has been favored since an tember 17th, to carry in- PACIFIC $200. It was only a day or two ago 10 a. m. on Monday next. A tion at nexation . by practical from tending purchasers to the NO. L O. O. F. he report Henry Smith is in attention PEBSONAXi APPEARANCE. i that Douthitt told Trent that master's by ihe Department of Agriculture, espe "Heights" to look over the would to engage private cluded. appearance (Trent) have cially among Federal departments. The lots now offered for sale at An attractive Is Heets every second and fourth counsel to defend him in a eult brought desired by everyone. You may 7:30 p. m., Odd Felllows' Territory had the direct assistance of $500 each. IThurBdar. at against the County Treasurer by At have perfect features, but if &&1L Fort street. ALLEGED TO Gilford Pinchot, head of the Bureau of your teeth are decayed or In- torney was Visiting1 Rebekahs are cordially McClanahan. The suit OHIO Forestry, in inauguration up-- gums diseased, you will cause paying the of Its MORGAN, a; to attend. merely to Trent from to-da- JAS. F. feeling disgust recited restrain te forestry policy, the chief not of and LILLIE DUNN, N.O., $141 on a warrant issued to Road Su pugnance in others. Con- JACOBSON, Sec'y. AND only having visited the islands but sent JENNT pervisor of "Waialua. BE LAZY CRUEL sultation about your teeth Andrew Adams a specialist (Mr. Hall) to report on con is understood, FREE. The "incidentals." it ditions, who in turn recommended an Auction Sale The Expert DLIVE BRANCH REBEKAH represent a sum which Douthitt asked Dentists. NO. O. O. F. able expert in the person of Mr. Hos-m- er OF LODGE 2, I. the Supervisors to let him have to put his . 215 Hotel St. Ho Tin, according to wife's libel to superintend Hawaiian forestry-work- to pay out in police able-bodie- d in his desk drawer for divorce, "is a healthy, No time was lost annexa- Meets every first and third Thurs- mattere, obtaining information, etc. after 7:30 p. m.. In Odd Fellows man, of about thirty years of age, and tion in establishing an agricultural ex- day at And now Trent won't pay it. Trent HONOLULU IRON WORKS Ball, Fort Street. is of sufficient ability to provide suit- periment station. A $25,000 annual sub- in- says may pay out fflMPAMV Visiting Rebeccas are cordially the law is that he able maintenance for his wife," but sidy to an agricultural college, adies when ATTRACTIONS. cited to attend. money for "accrued," but not "accru- he is person of indolent and shift SPECIAL SIMONTON, N. G., "a ever the Territory is ready, has long MARGARET ing," expenses. Treasurer Trent yes- Machinery. f less habits, and utterly averse to doing been dangled before the eyes of the Those charge of Church Fairs, Black Pipe, Galvanized THORA OSS, Secretary. terday following communica- in Pipe, Boiler Tubes, Iron sent the any labor, or following any business local government. There have been Guilds, Buyers for children of all de gineers and Steel. En- tion to Mr. Douthitt Supplies. TRIBE NO. x, whatever, to earn a livelihood for him- visits and reports from able specialists nominations, Offlce Nuuanu street. HAWAIIAN Chapter 21 of the County Act, in de- self and this libellant." Works M. only other than those above mentioned. MOTHERS, HOUSEKEEPERS, Kakaako. L O. R. fining the duties of 'the County At- Not that, but "that during the STOREKEEPERS, torney, says: six months last past, the said libellee Now Mr. Benton is coming and he ha3 already you. Meets every second and fourtk Section 92. He shall give when has been guilty of extreme cruelty to shown a practical interest in This is the sale for BTHURSDAY of each month. In L O. required and without fee his opin- this libellant: that he has often threat the Hawaiian bee-keepi- ng industry. IKDN'T FORGET IT. IV. IV. & CO. D. F. HalL ion in writing to the county ofH-ce- rs ened and abused the said libellant in a "Yes, we are doing a little," O. hMM to cruel and shameful manner, and has St. Visiting brothers cordially invited on matters relative to the du- John Gilbert said yesterday afternoon fcttend. ties of their respective offices. on several occasions within the said STRICTLY NEW GOODS Limited T. F McTIGHE, Sachem, six months beaten and struck and when held up by a reporter for the Availing myself of this section of the -- E. V. TODD, C.R. you kindly bruised, and otherwise maltreated said latest in local apiculture. Mr. Gilbert ORIGINAL PACKAGES. law, I wish to ask to ad a most angry, rude Case less. Merchant vise me in writing whether or not T libellant, in cruel, is treasurer of the Sandwich Island lots or Tailor pay No. 1375, and revengeful manner." Honey Co. WILLIAM M'KINLEYi should Auditor's Warrant Lee Ong See is the libellant. She and has just returned from At the store, corner of Alakea and ' " issued under date of September 8, to a trip to the mainland. King streets, Kapiolani Building. Wafty Building, King El. i. LODGE, E. A. Douthitt, and being in form as says she married Ho Tin in Honolulv " - "We are present experimenting Phone Blue NO. 8, K. of P. follows: on September 22, 1899. it. W. Breck- at Tuesday, Sept. 19, 2741 ons is her attorney. with the Cyprian bee," Mr. Gilbert On 1905, Demand of (County Attorney) E. A. very prolific AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., Meet every SATURDAY evening at Douthitt on the Treasury of the Coun- continued. "It is a and ftN &. tn Harmony Hall, Kin ty of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, for SEPTEMBER TERM energetic bee, of which we have secured English "White Piques, C. C. Dimities, the sum of two hundred dollars, being a couple of queens. English Vic. Lawn, Black Brocades, American and FrelfiT tflaitin brothers cordially lavlted tm for materials and supplies as follows: LOSE THIS MONTH "The credit for the experiment Is Corcasslan Dimities, Plain Organdies, Worstcads Fund or Appropriation: County At- due to Mr. Benton, head the agricul- Swiss Muslins, White Etamlne Broche, EDWIN KLSMER, C.C.. torney,' Incidentals. of Mohair, Lustre, Silicias, Carlisle Suit B. A. JACOBSON, K. of R & 8 Date ; Items and Quantity, Inci- tural division of the Department of Ag- ings, Pebble Suiting, Henrietta Cloth, JAPANESE AND AMERICAN dentals, etc; Rate ; Amount ; To- There will be none of the September riculture in Washington. He wrote to Grenadine Suiting, Black Striped D. HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. i, tal. $200.00. term of the First Circuit Court held in me suggesting that we take up the Cy- Goods, Black Cashmere, Black Serge, Dry and Fancy Goodo Expenditures authorized and approv- September, whatever may happen be prian bee. His division hxd ben experi- Albatross Cloth, Brocaded Alpaca, SISTERS. me, $200.00. Batiste, Cur- RATHBONE ed by Florimel Rosita Batiste, Manufacturers of Straw Hats. , (Signed) GEORGE W. SMITH. tween that month and the extreme menting with it. tain Muslins; Venetian Cottons, Col. Meets every 2nd and 4th Monday, at pay limit of the term, which is the last "Mr. Benton will be here soon, on his Table Covers, Derby Table Covers, I shall be most happy to this way Cordovas, Knights of Pythias' Hall, King street. warrant on receipt of your favorable day before the opening of the January, around the world investigating." Ouduline Brodee, Valen HOTEL STREET. All visitors cordially Invited to at- opinion, 1900, term. TEat the honey industry of Hawaii cience Batiste, French Organdies, Heff ' ' being moved to ask therefor Twills, tend. i by wording of Section 76 of is not to despised may be conceded Fortuna Batiste, Tissue Persian, the the A session of the Supreme Court was be Linens, Toile Sole, Pero-an- e, SALLIES L. WILLIAMS, M.E.C., County Act, which reads as follows: when it is exports of Grass de Soie GRACE O'BRIEN, M. of R.&C. opened yesterday morning to hear, if stated that the Raye Satine Batiste, Emby Swiss, WONG YDEN CO. 76. honey from here to the mainland for 1NG Section AH warrants shall it could be arranged, the reserved Emby Dots, Swan Damask, White Ta distinctly specify the liability for the year ending June 30, 1905, amount ble Damask, White Linen Handker LODGE LE PROGRES DE they are drawn and when questions of legality of term and of ed in value to .21,977 against $14,346 for WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR which ' chiefs, Striped Otis ' ' White Linen Drill, L'OCEANIE. the same accrued. jury panels from Circuit Judges Rob- the year ending June 30, 1904, an in Stripes, Ladies' White, Hose, Ladies' DEALERS. inson De respectively. crease of nearly 54 per cent, in one To my dull mind the words, "All and Bolt, First Lisle Hose, Men's Hose, 36-3- year. . Besides export Children's 8 North King St. Meets the last Monday in each warrants shall distinctly specify the Judge De Bolt and Second Judge Lind this creditable Hose, Linen Drill, Toilet Paper, Car- say Chief m the the home consumption of domestic month, at 7:30 o'clock, in Masonic liability for which they are drawn,", sat with Justice Frear very ter's Ink, Purses, Cocoa Castile Soap, the warrant in question a little absence of Justices Hartwell and honey must be considerable. Bouton de Rose, Oudee Bouquet, Temple, corner Alakea. and Hotel make Governor Carter, by the way, yester streets. Visiting Masons cordially in- doubtful in its present form. And then Wilder. Sweet Lilac, Buttermilk and Honey, Use war- A. S. Humphreys and A. Perry ob- day expressed much interest in an ar Violets, vited to attend. the further requirement that the on species Persian Rose, Persian Rose, rant also distinctly specify "when jected, in different criminal cases ticle a stingless of honey bee Violets and Atamaromque Soaps, Un-- Novelty Mills C. J. DE ROO. shall which he had read m the latest issue Secretary. the same (meaning liability) accrued," where they are respective counsel for laundered White Shirts, India Linen, si- of Country Life in America. The Gov EXCELLENT FARRINGTON, "W.M. indicates to my mind that the inten- defendants, to the circuit judges Men's Shirts, Rajah Draperies, Saka FLOOR R. of liability ttingon the ground, chiefly, that they ernor says the Cyprian bee is a fero Silk Draperies, Pilgum tion the law is that the cious stinger. Draperies, should accrue before the warrant is had heard the raising of the questions Safety Pins, Empire Linings, Couch OAUFOBHIA FEED CO., HONOLULU LODGE 6x6, drawn. to be decided. Covers, Etc., Etc. Ant B. P. O. EL No doubt you can clear up these little Neither the chief justice nor his tem- questions in a very brief opinion and on porary associates deemed the judges COT HOLES Hi same, to- JAS. F. MORGAN. JB. Lodge No. CIS, B. P. O. B. receipt of in such form as to disqualified, yet, upon consulting Heynolds Co, Honolulu hold me in case legality AUCTIONEER. C HrUl meet In hall, on Miller and harmless the gether, they concluded that it might their of the warrant should ever be called to Ac- Beretania streets, every Friday srven-- H. not be advisable for them sit. FLOOR A!10 ENTERED in question, I shall very cheerfully cordingly the matters were continued IMPORTERS AND DEALERS hand you over the two hundred dol- Mortgage Foreclosnre Sales IN By order of the E. R. by the chief justice until the 27th inst., BUILDING MATERIALS: SIMPSON, lars. when it is hoped the regular bench will DOORS, SASH, HARRY H. again be filled. SHINGLES. Bsuftary. Rodriguez, a Porto Rican with a long At my salesroom, 857 Kaahumanu Builders Hardware at lowest ratea Henry Hogan, while the court was in Alakea street, GEO. H. AJTOUS, E.Bl TBEflT'S IUUICTIOI session, on behalf of certain defend- criminal record, who has served in street, Honolulu, I will sell on follow- mauka Sailors' Home. ants for felonies, entered objections on prison much of the time he has been ing dates at noon of such days, COURT CAMOES, NO. 8xio, grounds to the jurisdic- constitutional in the islands, was captured at an VALUABLE PROPERTIES, Imoke A. p. P. tion of the Supreme Court. ( AND DTBEB MATTERS early hour yesterday morning near as follows: Gillman Ewa, by a Chinese whom he was at- SEPTEMBER 23. 1905. House - m& Meets every tnd and 4th LATEST MOVE IN tempting to rob. A charge of burglary Poluea and D. Kalauokalani, Boquet Cigars Tuesday of each month at has been placed against Rodriguez and Kohala Land Co., Ltd., Assignee, BEAVER LUNCH ROOMS pw he will be held here for trial. 7:30 m., in San Antonio. Judge Robinson continued the in- VS. CARTER Lands at Kapualei, Molokai, H. J. NOLTE. MAILE Sometime during the night the Porto Lands HalL Vineyard street. junction case against Treasurer Trent, Rican using an auger, bored holes at Kohala. Hawaii. Visiting brothers cordial- relative to the Koolaupoko warrant, through the floor, working from be- SEPTEMBER 30. 1905. e controversy is now ly invited to attend. until Wednesday next, as the respond- neath. This done he cut out a portion Kakalina Haina and husband to Wm. COTTON BROS. & CO. O. ROSA, being fought on points in the Supreme of the flooring under the Chinaman'a Henry, A. C.R ent stated that County Attorney Dou- ENGINEERS AND GENERAL CON-T- R Court. A rejoinder of respondents, the bed. Yesterday morning the Chinaman Lands at Heeia, Koolaupoko, Oahu. a r"rrT? M. C PACHECO, F.G. thitt had declined to appear for him arose and went out to get his break Carter party, to the restraining order Plans and Estimates furnished for aH and he had not secured other counsel. fast. In a few minutes he went back John D. Hole, Tr., and wife to Mrs. masses HONOLULU AERIE 140 that suddenly ended their ejectment to the house to get something he had Irene Holloway, or contracting Work. Mr. Trent said out of court he would Ii Trustee; Boston Block, : : : : F. O. E. case hearing before Judge Lindsay, fre-otte- and found Rodriguez getting Lands on the beach at Kahalawai, Honolulu ask the board of supervisors for an came yesterday. This is a motion to busy. The Chinaman locked the door Honolulu. appropriation to employ counsel. ana raised an alarm. He was joined Meet on the 2nd and dissolve the restraining order and, in James P. Morgan, John Ouderkirk accordance with its prayer, Chief Jus- by a number of other Chinaman and William H. Tell to J. G. Waller, ,4th WEDNESDAY they surrounaed the place, and the John Neil! evenings of and M. T. Simonton have been ap- tice Frear has appointed next Monday Land situated on King St., Honolulu, each for hearing the motion, requiring the Porto Rican was captured. Rodriguez Lands at Pawaa, Honolulu, 135 Merchant tenth at 7:30 o'clock in K. of P. HalL pointed by Judge Robinson as apprais- refused to tell how he got in, the Street. street. complainants, the. Maile party, in the but Lands on Kalihl road, Honolulu. MACHINERY BOUGHT, SOLD AN Kins ers of the estate of Thomas Christley, meantime to file a bond of $250. The Chinaman isoon found out. Visiting Eagles are Invited to at-- dec REPAIRED. eased. petition for dissolution of the order ENGINEER'S AND BUILDER'S SUP Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land Co., asks for an attorney's fee of $100 to JAS. F. MORGAN, M. With-ingto- n, PLIES. ROSENBERG, W.P. Ltd., by its attorneys, Castle & cover expense or- AUCTIONEER. T. MOORE, Secty. the of fighting the BLACKSMITHING. H. W. answers the complaint of Omoto der. It submits that the complain- Bunhiehi for $15,000 damages with a ants have no case for their main" In- CHEODORE ROOSEVELT. denial of all the allegations. junction suit to enjoin the ejectment Fine Lot on Kewalo Street Camp No. U. S. W. V. In the assumpsit, suit of Bauer 's, case against them, alleging laches and LESS THAN COST Smoke i, & Co., " Law Collection Inc., vs. Marion bad faith on their part. . M. Luning, it is stipulated that defend- Must have room for new stock and FOR Department Hawaii. new popular brands now on the way. SALE GENERAL ARTHUR CIGARS Meets every first and ant may have ten days in which to third plead. MOVING GUNST-EAKI- N WEDNESDAY at Commissioner W. B. Maling commit- 10 SECURE CIGARS Lot 100 ft-- on street and 27o ft. depn CIGAR CO. Waverley Hall. for 1.50 to $3.50 per 100. 2700 sq. Visiting ted Frank C. Bertelmann to the Fed- ft., for sale for just $3000. comrades cordial- im- KAMALO CO. CASH Much Distributor. ly to eral grand jury, on the charge of CIGARS, less than assessed values in Invited attend. personating United States officers for this, but owner wants to sell so hore'e PAUL SMITH. Cmdr., purposes of fraud under a bond in clear Havar.as, $3.S0 to $6.00 per 100. your chance. R. H. LONG. Adjutant. An application to satisfy judgment $1500. All good Part of money on mortgage. has been filed by Geo. Kekipi and and well known brands. ALL KINDS OF KINDS OF AND Order early lay in your BUILDING others against Kamalo Sugar Co., Ltd., stock for the F. KCPAIR WORK DONE ON holidays. JAS. MORGAN, RUBBER SETTLEMENT OF and I). Dayton, assignee, trustee or 847 Kaahumanu St. GOODS SHORT NOTTCH debtor. It is recited that judgment for by ISENBERG ESTATE Goodyear Co. plaintiffs for .$1775.25 was given by TO RENT. Bubber Judge De Bolt on Sept. 5, and that Myrtle Cigar Store, R. II. PEASE, President. David Dayton has money belonging to San Francisco, Cal., U. S. A. William Pfotenhauer and Herman defendant company, or T. J. FITZPATRICK, Proprietor. Wm. T. Psty. is indebted to COTTAGE on Touner street. 1WS Alakea Street. Schultze, executors and trustees of the the judgment debtor, to the amount of FORT STREET. ' near over Thomas Square. Ewa side. estate of Otto Ernst Isenberg, petition $000. Wherefore the judgment Two-stor- HARRISON 3 y Houses on Beret an la MUTUAL for allowance of their final account, creditors ask that Dayton be ordered to pay into court all moneys due to Street. of estate the FEHflYROYAL PILLS 1 Cottage ASSOCIATION JNO. CASSIDY, distribution to trustees and judgment debtor from him, or be or- Young Street. $10 rer discharge of executors. AlwTr'.h, rir,..r month. now 3,200, The benefici- dered to appear before the judge and for nilCHRsTFIIl'. I'VuiKii Has has buried 137 of its mm tn and Warehouse on KEI raetalllc Nuuanu Street, IS aries under the will are the widow show cause why he should not do so. -- told bom mti makai members during one-half and T tjfTJ "ill" Mae ribbon. Tab fin hr- -. Rf-fir-- the two and Electrical W. C. Achi is attorney for. -- of King Street. plaintiffs. xrfmm UDii;ulJn and years "W nine children of decedent, five of the o. your or .rati. since its organization. The mem or e r . Judge Do Bolt has made an order ac- 007 oriiml, vsd 4c. children being minors and - bership the petition- cording to the prayer, be- fee will be raised to 15.50 on 159 KING ST. TEL. MAIN returnable JAS. F. 153. era their guardian. All of the benefi fore him on the 18th instant at 2 p. m". MORGAN, May lt 1905. J. II. TOWNSEND, AUCTIONEER. Secretary. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER i5, ,905. ' " if lOCAL BREVITIES. SUPPFRS AT THE !Wait for Attorney D. H. Case returned to WiilllNfcY & MARSH, LTD Wailuku. yesterday. Couches YOUNG HOTEL CAFE William McKinley Lodge meets this We are making a speciality of evening in the hall on King street. the Car to-order box Couches and guaran- Superintendent tee them to look and wear as well i of Public Works Hoi in our store, use telephone. 5 loway the as can be desired. We have an im- will stay three weeks on Hawaii. your Besiaes tne iignt luncheons hitherto; f St. meet friends, ask for a Steam mense stock of ready made couches is c Alumni Associa now on hand. Sale of served on the roof garden in the eveni- tion will meet at the college at 10 a. er Time Card, in fact do cot have ng1, there will be served in the cafe m. tomorrow. any delicacy in making yourself at Saturday night suppers to suit the Chief Clerk Moran of the Hawaiian home. Porter Furniture Co most fastidious. Prompt as- Hotel, returned from the Coast yester you place yourselves service day on the LIMITED. Young Building. sured. Reserve your table by Alameda. under no obligations to purchase R I Mr. and Mrs. Glade Cor. Hotel & Bishop Streets. N have just return O anything you S ed from San Francisco, after spending are not in present a couple of months on the Coast. need of, but bear in mind we carry I There will be no services at the Ger everything that a first-class Drug ? ( man Luthern church tomorrow on a.c Store should carry. If you should PACIFIC HOTEL ins Who said chicken count of the illness of Pastor Felmy. find all the seats at the Soda Coun- 1182 Union The CRITERION chef Mrs. Sophie Street. Walker's petition for ter occupied, wait a minute, some First-class rooms and board: Amer states that in honor of Re- registered titles to three pieces of land cooking. Monday Morning one will soon you. ican Rates: Single meals, 25c: waar continued yesterday until the 20 make room for per gatta Day, chicken will be All the above week. $4.00. inst. is truly meant at Get the best there Is for your money. served from n a. m. to 2:30 M. Damon returned vesterdav on' p. m. e Alameda having made the round 1 trip via Victoria, Vancouver and Port UCMOUL CRITERION chicken land. books have initials A.I), Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Hapeberg are ex don't the pected Bargain Sale. after their name. (Tfjat's back in Honolulu on the Sierra Hobron Drug Co. LESS September 27, to occupy their Nuuanu ONE WEEK MORE. IS good Irish.) home. THAN 3 DHYS spring-bloomin- g Secretary Mr. Toon, Double-Trac- Mia-ou- They are Atkinson and WALL, NICHOLS CO , ftnd over Th Only k Hallway between the ri the Korean official, returned from Ka ITI. River and Chicago. V birds. uai yesterday and left town again for The Big Shoe Sale Hawaii. HATS FOR REGATTA DAY AT THREE FAST TRAINS DAILY. great C J. MCCARTHY, Proprietor, The St. Louis College Alumni will The sale of broken lots of VIA hold a very important meeting to mor- shoes still continues. SOUTHERN Corner Hotel and Bethel Streets. row at 10 o'clock a. m. in the college Miss PACIFIC, UNION PACIFIC AND grounds. McINERNY SHOE STORE, Power's CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAYS Millinery Parlors, Mr. W. L. Clark, recently from Chi- FORT STREET Boston Bulldinff. Orerl&nd Limited. 11 cago, Vestibuled. Leaves San Franc leo at a. n. BUSINESS LOCALS. will address the men's meeting Fort Street. m. daily. The most Luxurious Train in the World. the Y. M. C. A. Electric Llgnt4 at Sunday afternoon Throughout. Double Drawing-Roo- m, Sleeping: at 4:30 o'clock. Cars, Composite, Oberr& Kerr's store "win be closed to day. tion. Buffet, Smoking' and Library Car. Dining: Cars, Meals a la Carta. Supervisor Moore will present a re Less than three days to Cklcago without change. Potato cakes at the Perfection Home port of the committee investigating the Bakery today. garbage service at the meeting of the Eastern Express. Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at .M p. Ribbon sale at Whitney & Marsh's county supervisors Monday evening. en. Daily. Through Pullman Palace and Sleeping Cars, to Chicago. D!-l- a Monday morning. prize de- LUNCH Cars. Free Reclining Chair Cars. The competition for a cover m BASKETS FOR II sign new is- Try a nice lemon pie at the Perfec- for the pamphlet to be Atlantic Express. Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at a. . tion Home Bakery. ' sued by the Promotion Committee will Dally. Standard and Tourist Sleepers. close Monday evening instead of Sat- Fresh films, all sizes, have just been urday. SCHOOL CHILDREN PERSONALLY received by Hollister Drug Co. CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS the i Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. The best of everything. Best and cheapest firewood in town Manager Bidgood telephoned the Ad- t Pacific Co.'s, Phone 58. vertiser last night that engagements All kinds of lunch baskets to choose from. The famous r. it. q. a. p. pmpi(in 9. VM3iPIIWr!Trrj V DV at Transfer already made for Saturday and Sunday ritchie. c horse-clippe- rs Brownie Basket in - Experienced at the Hale-iw- three sizes, 15c, 20c., 25c. each. Fold- have taken all the rooms at the a 61 7 Market Steet, (Palace Hotel) San Francisco Club Stables. Horses called for and hotel and that place can not ing lunch baskets, 20c. each. a. p. Company's Agent. i 1 the r delivered. accommodate any more guests. Invoice, Correspondence, Waste Paper, ICE32ES 532E35EE Sanitary laundry will be and all kinds of ssia The Steam J. H. Handlon, private secretary to Desk Basketing to be closed Saturday, September the 16th, oeurge t. unapman, general manager obtained also. the entire day. of the United Railwavs of San Fran S. FREE A sponge, with each lunch basket puchase. The cafe at the Alexander Young cisco, arrived on the Alameda yester-- I & Hotel will be open after the opera day and is a guest at the Hawaiian I Cooling Drinks for the Long Saturday night. Hotel. He says he is here on pleasure bent. The Manufacturers' Shoe Co. will be f W. W. DIMOND & CO., LTD. Summer Time open this morning till 9:30 for the con- A Porto Rican family party of man, 57 King Street. venience of customers. woman and child was closeted with their 17. The Cobweb Cafe will serve hot and S. Marshal Hendry and Internal accom- Revenue Collector Chamberlain yester- cold lunch all day tomorrow to day afternoon, trou- modate those who attend the races. but whatever the APOLLINAMIS ble it did not reach a head for pub- A Waltham gold watch with a Ha- lication before night. waiian coin charm has been lost. Re- ' On the petition of A. J. Campbell MAIN 251 MAIN 251 MAIN 251 MAIN 251 MAIN 251 (Quarts, Pints and Splits.) office. and , , ward if same is returned to this others for a registered land title to Sparkling-- refreshing-- with a of delicious open I dash Fruit The Wall, Nichols Co. will be Nuuanu property, members of the Syrup (we a dozen till 10 o'clock a. m. today for the benefit Parker Walpa family appeared under have different flavors.) Better than C4 3 of the patrons of the "The Serenaders." the summons without knowing what it Telephone Changed. any soda water ever concocted. all-ov- MAIH A new importation of er Swiss was all about. Judge Weaver contin- - 55 main ,b embroideries and Valenciennes laces at ,ued the hearing to the 25th inst, 1 1 bed-roc- We k prices at the Pacific Import ev. Air. vvesterveit will speak on beg to inform our patrons that our former telephone, Blue 2511, Mott's Carbonated Sweet Cider Co.'s. 8 Or Sunday evening at o'clock in the Sal 2 has been changed to MAIN 251. (non-alcohol- ic) All kinds of carpentry repairing vation Army hall, corner King and I work done by Chas. Wagner. Orders Nuuanu streets. Subject, "The Para sent to P. O. Box 625 will be promptly ble of the Lost Sheep" o be illustrated Unfermented apple juice filtered and bottled fresh from v. attended to. by stereopticon views. A very cordial -4 the press. ; I There will be an after-theater lunch invitation is extended to all to attend. Q. & CO, $t jX I C YEE HOP 3 Jr served on the roof garden, at the J. A. Magoon's petition for a regis Alexander Toung Hotel, Thursday and tered title to a piece of land in China- Kahikinui Meat Market. t1 town was denied by Judge I Saturday nights. Weaver I Company, After the opera Thursday and Sat- MAIN MAIN urday nights, visit the roof garden at and plan being ordered. It appeared 251 251 MAIN 251 MAIN 251 MAIN 251 , that the surveys in the case had been I m EW Limited. the Alexander Toung Hotel, where light lunch will be served. made on old deeds from before the big fire. (W , Telephone 210. 169 King Street. Mr. Needham, on Armstrong street, M Ply- ' Williams the photographer has pre- College Hills, offers a fine lot of pared striking picture of Kameha- - Sole agents Apollinaris, Apenta Lithia mouth rocks, cockerels and pullets for a and Johannis very rates. j meha I. standing at the brink of the Waters. sale at reasonable Pali, spear in hand. It is on exhibi Holly flour is the highest standard SOROSIS tion at his studio. The face is tak?n neat of excellence. It Is the most econo- quali- from the oil painting of the old king The World's Best mical of flours and of uniform I agents. and the figure follows the recognized ty. Theo. Davies & Co., lines. The picture was designed for a Shooting or hunting on Leilehua calendar. Does your Physician ranch lands is strictly prohibited and premises Members of the returned rifle team $3.50 SHOE ! all persons found on the from Seagirt were to be seen in the prescribe Stout or Ale? without authority will be prosecuted. NIPS midst of groups at many points yester For Women! choice lot" of delicatessen arrived ex A day, telling about their trip and BIG ASSORTMENT NEW STYLES . for us by the Alameda, including fancy periences. Jersey thunder and Jersey If so, we desire to draw your attention to indefinite NOW SHOWING. cheeses, sausages In almost "skeeters" were magnified, but, credit 1 variety, and salt, dried and spiced fish. ably, none of the marksmen seemed No. 253 fJ ps Metropolitan Meat Co. J ever to have been struck by "Jersey you want to be sure that you are lightning." Nips will exactly meet your requirement, and means the If you must Patent smoking a genuine Owl cigar Tne announcement of Miss Georgie best possible Stout or Ale put up in a bottle containing just a see that the name of the brand is jacy's engagement to James McKee be- on every wrapper. Gunst- - Corona the quantity to use at one time, leaving no remainder to stamped ' spaidjng js pleasing news to the Eakin CigarCo., agents. friends of the fair fiancee. She is well O-- come flat or stale. Nips are always fresh. The machinery of Fisher, Abies Co., known through Southern California, )rA 3Snttoa For sale in any quantity by Ltd., will not operate today. The besides having a wide acquaintance-FaJesroo- m will be closed all day. Tues- - t jn gan Francisco. Mr. Spalding iiUV Oxford day they sell new Domestic sewing belongs to the prominent Spalding fam-machines in the Toung building. J Jly 0f Honolulu, his father being Col- - sjvSjs Military Ribbons, an exhibit and special sale, jonel V. S. Spalding, the capitalist. The Eeel W. C. PEACOCK & CO., LTD. Pretty enough to come miles to see; 'marriage will be an event of the early low priced enough to make it a mis- - future, the new home ta be establish-tak- e SOLE AGENTS. to miss. A. glance at Whitney & e(j on the island of Kauai. Chronicle. will show you how j Marsh's window Fo. 293 exquisite the new styles are. 1 A with - . Conveyances will...leave mo uuur. Time Sale - nmmr Tan Rus- 2 p. m., .98 Stables, Fort street, at o'clock Days Drawing to a Close sian Calf Sunday, September 17, to carry intending purchasers to Pacific Heights to Blncher sale look over the lots now offered for Cnt Large Delicatessen Morgan. at $500 each, by Jas. F. 1 At a meeting of the stockholders of Fyelets u the Walkiki Seaside Hotel Co., Ltd., A SPECIAL SALE OF Bibbon Our Delicatessen Counter is more popular t assignment of all of becoming held yesterday an always 4 tho romnanv's Droperty was made to Laces than ever, the attractive assortment of dainties to be F. Wundenberg for the benefit of the t Military Heel found there being responsible for the signal favor it finds creditors. All persons Indebted to me Wool Dress Goods with the community. company are requested to make un-- payments. LB. KERR & COMPANY, LIMITED, A choice new stock of Delicatessen arrived by the S. S. mediate COMMENCE WILL AGENTS, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. Alameda, including . ANNOUNCEMENT. FANCY CHEESES, SAUSAGES On account of the many activities in Monday, Sept. 11th. in almost infinite variety, and evidence for tonight. Opera House and SALT, DRIED and SPICED FISH. per- other entertainments, vaudeville bargains not when the following notable formance in the Zoo theater will will be presented: be given. This will also give time for Co., preparation of the big show full of 42IN. BLACK CREPON..... UTILIZE, TO MAKE USE OF Metropolitan Meat Ltd. good turns that will open on Saturday .. formerly, Jl-25- ; now, 60c. per yd. Telephone, Main 45. a week. September 23. This perform- 42IN. BLACK CREPON ance will be a. good lively one. and formerly, $1.50; now, SOc. per yd. J 0 J Jl will no doubt be looked forward to 44IN. FANCY CREPON a little rest of a week or so. formerly, $1.25; now, 65c per yd. after ' 38IN. BLACK GRENADINE This is what I should do with that wall space that I have. Globe-Wernic- CLOSING OUT OPfRHEUMATISM. formerly, 50c; now, 25c. per yd. look to have it filled in with a nice set of ke INDICATIONS How well it would OVERSHIRTS WILL BE SOLD joints, sharp, shoot- 52IN. PLAID GRENADINE ; and would certainly keep my books in bet- 200 DOZEN Sore and swollen formerly, $1.25; now; 90c. per yd. bookcases it REGARD torturing muscles, no rest, minutes and go and see them at AT GREAT REDUCTIONS AND ing pains, 48IN. PLAID GRENADINE ter shape. I think I will take ten i no sleep that means rheumatism. It Is formerly. 1.00; now, 65c. per yd. LESS OF COST. a stubborn disease to fight, but Cham- 42IN. PLAID GRENADINE Regular price, $1.00, now 60c conquered it now, 45c. per yd. berlain's Pain Balm has formerly. 75c; A,. M. Co., Ltd. Regular price, $1.50, now 90 thousands of times. One application 38IN. PLAID GRENADINE J. Johnson & now, 45c. per yd. ) All sizes all colors. gives relief. Sold by Benson, Smith formerly, 75c; : on Fort Street. Co.. Ltd.. Agents for Hawaii. i Sale now on and will close on September 16th. Buy now and Jt Jt j get the best selection. , , , js&fj Father "Why don't you work, my son? If you only knew how much hap- Main 143 P. O. Box 514 piness work gives you would begin at co. 'Phone am striving to, 1 1 urn i K. ISOSHIMA once." Son "Father, I - Office and Store self-denial, Modern hap- in . lead a life of in which LIMITED Soecializers j ', i ,rvr Do not tempt No. 30, King street. piness plays no part. AND BERET ANIA STREETS. Methods me.- "- St. Louis Globe-Democr- at. FORT W .r

COMMERCIAL? ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 16, 1905. 10 f?TffHE PACIFIC HONOLULU STOCK EXCHAR3L jEfladiao-Ans- tf Mall Line Halstead&0o,v Ltd aiiao Ro?s! THE SINGERS Honolulu, September 15, 1905. connection with the Canadian Pacific Railway Co. :M ranninff in I Ing dates: BA.US Ct 8TOCK, c,.ua;. a.:, Alk STOCK AND BOND BSkII at Honolulu on or about the follow FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. . FOR VANCOUVER. Ml 0. Rrswei A Co..... ja,ooo..ooo 14AC I UR-'- W 22 2T?4' Z814 M 3u i 5LOF-ANG- SEPT. MTOWERA da.Agr.eulrail.... I :SJjjj X2,7S0 V4 rr--T St MOANA 18 inw. Ccza. a ocgrtio. -- -- iwuiia bugfcx Co... 2.0CO.0OC 34 g- ";vv";;;;::::kov: aorangi doEoaio 750,00") 104 U0 15.J States and Eon-op- e. ioroi...... A) 18 Through ticket, issued to all point." In Canada, United Clubs Doing Weli 3iku 600,000 ICS m Glee iaiuku 500,(G0 23 28 82 & CO., LTD. iihei Plan. i!s-- , a,soo,ouw bO 7lA & THEO. H. DAVIES FOR td.. 10C tt3Kfcrs Honolulu Sto&k iipaliuitt 160,000 Jack Ellis Scores Solo 600.W.-- 102 150" XxcltAiure. GENERAL. AGENTS. Jtc Bry de 9u. Co. , Ltd. i.5.J0.0O0 20 7 -- ai.u8aM uo. 1UU 115 Dnome i,ooo,-- ij a Hit. RENT Ooisls 500,000 20 5 McINTYRE BUILDING 5 ait Sugar Co.. Ltd... s.eco.ooo 20 FOR SALE eg Pacific Co., Occidental & Oriental 150,0t 100 Desirable residence Man S. S. Jiowla.... Prospect St.; two-stor-y $ 50.00 ?iuha SugFisnOo. S,003,0CU 50 22 house an4 f Sergeant William o. Ellis, the heavy- Lunalilo Street Pci2o 500,000 1W on Young St. 1246 Kinau Street 30.00 PU 7?0,000 100 weight marksman of the Hawaiian Na- Pepeekea 750,000 100 U2H FOR RENT OR LEASE Reside ft9 Honolulu and leave this port Emma Street 30.00 Pioueer 2,750,000 100 157 extension of Ullha St.; 23 acre W eteam-r- s of the above companle will call at ICO 71 tional Guard team at Seagirt, saw 35.00 WUlaAfxi.Co..... i,500,CCO an hiawa. &S or about the dates beiow mnauaou. 1111 Kinau Street WniluJtu .... 300.000 100 most of the Hawaiian boys who are King 35.00 Wailaka Sugar Co. Money loaned. W. I HOWARD, FBANOISCO. FOB. SAN 7BANUZ300. Street 8cnp 85,000 100 Agent. F&OH SAN East- 1R5 Financial 3 now temporarily residing in the Alexander Street 20.00 Iff 27 COPTIC ...... OCT. SVaimea 8ugar Mill .. 125,000' 100 SO 60 JDORIC SEPT. ern states. There are about twenty-fou- r 35.00 OCT. 4 MONGOLIA OCT. 27 Beretania Street MANCHURIA 7 boys New Cnter-Ilan- d . CHAS. & OCT. 19 CHINA ...... NOV. of the in and around s. Co. 800,000 1K I If 5 BREWER CO.'B KOREA 21 OCT 28 DORIC NOV. York, which is their headquarters, anl 3. Pa". 500,000 103 '105 COPTIC NOV. 28 B.I.6LCO, '101 NOV. 11 MANCHURIA ... glee clubs i,ouoVcoo ICC 70 RTRKRIA about three are maintained FOR LEASE Co 65 "New York Xino HutualTei. isn.Boo - For further information apply to out of tnis number, and all are doing ALCo 4.0U0.0U) 90 cor. King and Bethel Streets, i1o t.H.O 1,000,00 & COMPANY, LTD., AGENTS. well. The Hawaiian music is the thing Premises Honolulu Brewing & Bark Foohng Suey Balling tnm H. HACKFELD & in the East, and the singing clubs roam formerly occupied by Castle Cooke. Malting Co. Ltd. . 400,0001 22 25 New York to Honolulu on or from Boston to Florida, according to Stores in Oregon Block, Hotel Street. BOHM. about Sept. 15, 1905. FREIGHT Iiw.Tm.,1 p. o. (Tlrei TAKEN AT LOWEST Stoamship C the season of the year. Ul.iUUI. ..100 RATE!. ni law. Tenl. 4J p. C. For freight rates apply to boys have got on to them- 3w.CKr't.. 100 - port "Those sd.c. CHAS. The fine passenger steamers of this line wll- arrive and leave this CaL A Haw. Bag. Kef. BREWER A CO., selves and know how to manage their jO. O p. c . 10S 27 KIlby St, Boston, or &4 hereunder: said yes- flaikuBp. o .... FRANCISCO. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. business interests now," Ellis HENRY WATERHOUSE dawu.Coial.e Sugar C BREWER & CO., LTD., FROM SAN 20 Co. Jp.o . 106 SEPT. 15 ALAMEDA SEPT. terday. a Honolulu. aLAMEDA SEPT. 26 Hawaiian Suear d. c 102 BIERRA SEPT. 27 SONOMA "My brother Jack is now the leading TRUST COMPANY, LTD. Hilo . B, Co.. 6 p. o ALAMEDA OCT. 11 ion. R. T. L. Co., 'ALAMEDA ... 17 attraction at the Techau Tavern, San o p. o ...OCT. 18 VENTURA OCT. ZahukuSp. c ROXOMA 1 Francisco, and is certainly doing well. 4T.i fRTIA ..OCT. 27 ALAMEDA NOV. Cor. Fort and Merchant Sts. o. K. A L. Co., 6 p. e . 105 agents pr- Jack's tenor voice is all the rage." 2hu Sufrar Co.. 8 b. o. 102 FOR REraS. with sailing of the above steamers, the ars Olaa Sugar Co., 0 p. 100H In connection the rail-roSt- uj issue, to Intending passengers, Coupon Through Tickets by any d, F.C 1041 eyed to New fl0Pioneer Mill Co. 6 s.o House on King Francisco to all points In the United States, and from 108 street, near Thomas from San porta. HUNT FOR GERAAN PalaluftAK. Po..B.p.c. 2"ork by any. steamship line to all European Mccryae Bugar uo 760,000 100 Square, rent cheap. PARTICULARS, APPLY TO Furnished house. WVH ntret FOR FURTHER NAVAL DESERTER TO SESSION SALES. W. G. IRWIN & CO LTD. (Morning Session.) Second U. S. Office Deputy Marshal 10 Waialua, 70. Apply to W. Wr. CHAMBERLALMT, American-Hawaiia- Company, great- SESSION SALES. n Steamship George Roenitz was engaged the (Afternoon Session.) Room 206 Judd building. HONOLULU. Freight received at Company's wharf, er part of yesterday In searching for Two choice furnished houses In best None. STROM NEW YORK TO street. cruiser Sept. 5 Greenwich a deserter from the German SALES BETWEEN BOARDS. & S. Oregonan, to sail some wildgoose location. ..Oct. 3 FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN- Condor. There were 10 Ewa, 28; $500 Haiku, 6s, J104.50; 23. S. Alaskan and the CISCO. chases on mistaken information, $2500 Paia, 6s, 104.50; $2000 Cal. & Haw. at all times at Pfo-tenha- uer Freight received a false alarm that brought Consul Ref. 6s, 103v Company's wharf, 41st street, Bouts. S. S. Nevadan, to sail Sept. 5 liiDse feiit office. Sev- WM V 26 to the Marshal's DIVIDENDS. m o . . Drsoklyn. S. S. Nabraskan, to sail Sept. i n m ; eral persons were sent for and Ques- & Company, Oahu Sugar Co., 1 per cent.; Haw. r. a. waiernouse FRANCISCO TO HONO- AND TACOMA TO TRENT Co., 2 per Pepeekeo, 2 Warehousei .$100.00 VROM SAN FROM SEATTLE tioned without tangible result. Sugar cent.; per on Merchant St.. 838 FORT STREET. 1- -2 Large LULU DIRECT. HONOLULU VIA SAN is not a light matter of liberty or cent.; O. R. & L. Co., per cent. house on Adams Lane 40.00 FRANCISCO. It House on Kukul St. 25.00 B. S. Nebraskan, to sail...... Sept. 16 of pay docked with a deserter from NOTICE. 7 6 Wright, Mrs. A. Barba, Mrs. Wall, 16. Nuuanu, near Kukui St 18.00 OL S. Nevadan, to sail. Oct. S. S. Hawaiian, to sail...... Sept. navy. offender F. No session tomorrow, September Kaiser Wllhelm's The Mrs. Mattie Anderson. Rev. P. Ima- - Legal holiday. Adams Lane cottage 10.00 And each month thereafter. when caught is liable to three years' mura. Judge George Clark, Mrs. Carry Large house and grounds, Nu- - H. HACKFELD & COMPANY, LTD AGENTS. hard labor besides an indelible social Robinson. Miss Borba, Miss Demens, LOCAL OFFICE OF THE UNITES uanu Ave. . 50.00 House on O. P. MORSE. General Trelght Agent. stain for life. Mrs. A. Pratt, Miss Mann, Dr. J. S. B. STATES WEATHER BUREAU. School St 26.25 8K Pratt. House on School St 22.60 Per stmr. Kauai. September 14, for Iltxuto Young1 Building, Honolulu Queen and South Sts. Largo SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Kauai ports. James Wakefield, W. Y. Friday, September 15. building lot for lease. Tramsifeir o. Kwai Fongr. Miss Treadway, Miss acinic A. Hanneberg, Lady Herron, g 5" ARRIVED. Potts, 2 THERMO. 55" WIND 4 CALLj FOR YOUR BAGGAGE. Mrs. M. Kamekona, H. M. Gittel, Miss WILL Friday, September 15. L. Kaleimakalii. Miss Lucy Keoki. Mrs. Professional Gards Stmr. Ke Au Hou, Tullett, from Ka Hoffgaard. S ship your goods and save you money, j J. P. Spalding, C. B. .B tS S bxal nd 6:50 . I a We pack, uai ports, a. m. . : : p si : s - s kindlings. Stmr. Niihau, W. Thompson, from TRANSPORT SERVICE. ATTORNEY-AT-LA- W. ; Dealers in stove wood, coal and , Eleele, 6 a. m. . I I . Main 58. Solace, at San Francisco. .... c...a PHLLIP I. WEAVER. Law , U 126 King Street. Phone S. S. Alameda, Dowdell, from San ... Storage in Brick Warehouse, Lawton. at San Francisco. mrez. uaaea Francisco, ,7:30 a. m. San 1900 30 02 86 76 81 -- C2 64 2 Kg .... """t la jjjg May, Sheridan, sailed from Honolulu for mrvr noc acceptedL rl Bk. Edward Johnson, from San Francisco, Sept. 5. 1801 80 00 8 7S 7fl .06 62 2 N .... Francisco, 3 p. m. Thomas, at San Francisco. 29 99 88 Vice-Preside- nt: Mc- - 89 73 .CO 78 2 8 .... r J. CamnbelL J. L. Q DEPARTED. Logan, Manila. I2 PHYSICIAN. " . . at ) . -- N. Gedze Auditor: Frank 19C3 30.00 83 75 79 .CO KB DR. A. N. 1 Xjea.Il, cevreiaij , m. . wwir, - ' E Stmr. Mauna Loa, SJmerson, for Ma Dix, left Manila for San Francisco, 62 8 SINCLAIR Ronton timIM. rmr! - ing. Office 8:30-1- 4-- 0 Kustace, aianagar. ui and Hawaii ports, noon. August 25. 1904 29.92 82 70 76 00 77 5 nz 6 hours:. a. m.; 5 p. m. ; tele-Pho- Stmr. Maui. Parker, for Maui ports, Buford, 'eft Honolulu for Manila, Sep evenings, by appointment or ne -- 1905 29 85 82 74 7K --03 71 S Kb 13 9 5 p. m. , . tember 14. W. 286L DRAYMEN, 63 Queen Street. U. S. S. Iroquois, Niblack, for Mid Sherman, at Manila. ATge ao.OQ 64 73 78 .02 69 3 .... ' way 3:30 p. DEALERS IN and Laysan islands, jn. Warren, at San Francisco. ALEX. M'O. ASHLEY, DRNTTRTS DUE TODAT. r, Iris, U. S. N. supply steamer, at Ho d!d.S. FIREWOOD, STOVE and STEAM COAL. nolulu, Sept. 14. Section Director. HENRY BICKNELL. Union 29S. Stmr. Kinau, Freeman, from Hilo and -- v.t, vu.ucj xiuiki; juain zoo. aw orbtt end Black; Sand. Telephone Main way ports, noon. THE MATLB. xei. . Stmr. Likelike, Naopala, from Lanal, A, B. Mails are due from following Classified Advertisements CLARK, D.D.S., room 111 J3esuM Maul and Molokai ports, due. the --wuuamg. points as follows: Branch of-- SAIL, TODAY. Go. U. S. S. Iris, Whit ton, for Guam and San Francisco Per Doric, Sept. 27. WANTED. MUSICIANS. Union Express Hustace, Peck Co., Ltd. Cavite, 1 a. m. Colonies Per Miowera, Sept. 20. JOBBING and repairing. Chas. Wag MISS ELSE WERTTtMTTVT.T.T?T Victoria Per Aorangi, Sept. 23. ner, carpenter, u. Box 65. 7210 63 Queen Street. DUE TOMORROW. t Teacher of Piano; will receive limit- Stmr. W. G. Hall, S. Thompson, from Mails will depart as follows: BOY TO ed number of pupils. Sole represen- Having baggage contracts with the following steamship lines : run errands and make him- tative In Kauai ports, due early in morning. Sept. 20 self generally useful. D., Honolulu of Fletcher Meth- Steamship Co. Pacific Mail Steamship Co. San Francisco Per Alameda, Address E. od for beginners. 1479 Oeeanlc . VESSELS IN PORT. Sept. 20. this office. 7209 Thurston St Occidental & Oriental Steamship Co. Toy o Kaisen Kalsha Steamship Co. Victoria Per Miowera, ARMY AND NAVY. Orient Per Doric, Sept. 27. MRS. HERBERT S. We check your baggage at your homes, saving you the trouble Aorangi, Sept. 23. GOOD Jersey or part Jersey cow. Ad- EWING. Teach- U. S. S. Irte, Whitton, Fran- Colonies Per er pi.no. 444 from San . 4 . dress "D. H.," Advertiser office. 7204 of Beretania street. &1 checking on the wharf. cisco, Sept. 12. v moving BORN. Piano and Furniture MERCHANT VESSELS. SITUATIONS WANTED. MISS MAUD KINNEY, Teacher of Telephone Main 14th, Piano, will receive a limited a Specialty. 86 Griffel, Br. bk.. Billet, Newcastle, Aug. PECK In Honolulu, September BY JAPANESE as interpreter In hos- number 21- of Pupils, Swastika Bungalo, Ana-pu-ni HMMMnMHsMsnBsHHi - 1905, to the wife of S. S. Peck, a son pital or in plantation, or as salesman ES Henry Villard, Am. sp., Shanbe, Aug. Street THE PACIFIC METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. in store. Speaks good English. C. 19 K. Sameshima, P. O. Box 190. 7209 Issued by the XT. 8. Weather Boreas Kaiulani, Am. bk., Colly, San Fran- FIHE KES1DEH01. FUR SbLB. HUGO HERZER Teacher of Slni Commerical Advertiser Office Every Sunday Morning;. cisco, Sept. 5. corner Beretania and Miller Sts., w WIFD Morning Star, Am, s.s.. Garland, Gil- FOR SALE. Bergstrom Music Co. Catered at the Post Office at Honolulu, THMOt, FINE lot of Plymouth rock, cockrells KKAN a bert Is., July 15. Situated on car line In the most T. EL, as second-class matter. "36 S o o Nuuanu, Am. bk., Josslyn, New York, city. and pullets, at reasonable prices. W. desirable resident locality of thi G. Needham, Armstrong Col- BABCM. August S. street, o The improvements consist of a lege Hills. 7210 $500 CASH A t Restorer, Br. cable s.s., Ccmbe, Mid- cottage, containing parlor, recep SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Will purchase a lot, 75x130, way L, April 24. tion hall, drawing room, large din CHOICE lot, corner College and Hast curbed and cleaned at Kaimuki; & 112.00 8 S SO 00 83 70 .00 68 2 Ni 8 Ing room, 3 bed. chambers, kitchen, pan 5 Tear..... M 4 S0.02 82 70 ,'JO 87 8 tab 6 PASSENGERS. ings streets, oxl25, worth $1600. minutes from Rapid Transit m Months. COO T 5 80.0 J 83 74 19 63 1 x 9 Arrived. try and all modern improvements. Make offer. Cash or time. J. H. cars. I will also assist In build- Advertising rates on application. W 6 80 82 73 T 68 8 N 13 Large grounds Improved with many Cummings, 1837 College 7206 ing home. r 7 29.97 Si 73 04 77 8 Ke 11 Per O. S. S. Alameda, September 13, street . BEAUTIFUL F 8 29.94 82 74 .14 68 9 K 6 from San Francisco. A. Blom, J. R. valuable and rare fruit trees. VIEW; GOOD 8 9 Z9.2 84 78 .10 88 9 HI 8 Servants' quarters with stationary $275.00. SOII every except Bergstrom, Mrs. Bergstrom, Lieut. C. 9al!shed morning Sunday Coster, Lieut. T. J. Cummins, S. M. washstands and porcelain bath; large One Oldsmobile runabout; good as by tee Note: Barometer readings are cor with box new. Apply P. O. Box 633. 7188 N rected temperature, Damon, Frank Day, Sergt. G. F. Gar- stable stalls. for instrumental land, Wr. M. Giffard, W. W. Goodale, Size of lot: 200x300 feet W. M. MiNrON, ttkWAHAN GAZETTE ca. LTD., errors, and local gravity, and reduced very COMPLETE set bound volumes Plant to sea level. Average cloudiness stated Dr. E. C. Gould, M. J. Gouvia. Miss M. Price, reasonable, much below Bethel St., near King. 1m Holt Block, No, (5 South Kins; St. Li. Greene, J. H. Handlon, Wm. Hay, its value. ers' Monthly. 22 vols., 1882 to 1904. in scale from 0 to 10. Direction of wind actual Uniform binding: sheep. Telephone A. W. PEARSON, Manager. . Capt. S. Mrs. full Price Main 442. is prevailing during 24 Johnson, Johnson and Terms: Easy. $175.00. direction hours child, Col. J. W. Jones, L. Lehman, Address P. At, care Hawaiian ending at 8 p. m. Velocity of wind is Gazette Co. Mrs. A. Lyser, L. A. Marks, A. H. Mof-fit-t, Further particulars upon applies. tioa verage velocity in miles per hour. W. A. Moran, ALEX. MeC. ASHLEY, Mrs. Parker, Miss A. a Parker, Master J. Parker, Mrs. A. C. FOR RENT. $250 - - Section Director, $300 nAILWAY&LAND GO. Pferdner, Maj. J. Wr. Pratt, Maj. W. S. J. H. FISHER. THE COOLEST, cheapest and most Riley, Capt. G. Rose, C. W. Russell. G. centrally located rooms at Helen's In small monthly installments will TIDES, SUN AND MOON. i, Pchuman, A. Seale, F. Thomas, Mrs. Adams jane; aiso rooms suit- buy you a nice lot In Nuuanu tract S3 Thomas, Capt. J. A. Thompson, W. We Have For Sale able for light housekeeping. 7209 the healthiest anrJ nniot 0.,v,,,.v. TIME TABLE S - Todd, Sergt. E. D. Devauchelle, W. G. the city. " ' October 6, 1904. Walker, A. Weigandt, Lieut. O. J. LARGE airy furnished rooms; central I also ofTer at a bargain, on the easi- 35 o Whitehead. Capt. A. D. Wise, Capt. M. IN LARGE OR SMALL LOTS location. "The Elite," est terms, two choica lots on Gulick OUTWARD. 3l a Johnson, Mr. Hotel street. street, p m jri.id.m. p.m. ID. Beta and Mrs. Umslade, Mrs. 7200 Kalihi. For Walanae. Walalua, Kahuku and 11 2.29 1.6: 2.2P 9.0H 7.54 5.4fi'6.07i 4.C5 Anderson, H. Chilton, C. E. Mossman, Merchantable Nor'west Lum- A small house and in o Dsiam, r 12. 3.00 1 5; 3.09 9.30 '8 40 6.06 4.67 . Sueda. M. Marba, Y. near Way Stations 9: 15 a, m., 3.20 p. m. 56 Teichaena, ber, including-- a small lot of 6xic OFFICES FOR St. Elizabeth church, for $950, on For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way 13 3 S3 1.4 3.?5 9 54 9.2015.46 e.05,Rise Murakami, Miss Anderson, Mrs. Y. RENT. uivmiuy remais. Stations a, m., 9:15 a. m., r 14 4 07 llZ 3; 4 .0710.20 10. CO 5.47:6.04 7 01 Sueda, Master Dutra. 8oft. lengths. "THE STANGENWALD," only flre-- tor rent, neat cottages prices t:30 I proor at all 11:05 a. m., 2:13 p. m., 3:20 p. m., Per stmr. Ke Au Hou, September 13. omce building In city. In different localities. 7 15 4.33, 1.2 4 30 10.48 10.40 5.47,6.03, 7 36 from ports. A. 5:15 p. m., $9:30 p. m.t tll:15 p. m. a in j Ip.m.i Kauai L. c. Atkinson, H. 8 16 ft.OOj 1 5-- 11 b 416.0-- 12 J. G. J. SCHNACK. INWARD. 8j 15jll.C8 8 Smith. Mrs. Kaili, Capt. Demens, Also ROOM AND BOARD. 4oj Mrs. Klugel. Wai-alu- 8 17 5 1.3; 5 35 U 45 ;i.45 5.47 6. CI 8 51 MILLERTON 'Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, a Per etmr. Niihau, September 15, 18 House. Richards street turn from oz. Munze Metal Sheathing, .airs. WAN FED-- -A and Waianae S:36 a. m., 5:31. M 18 6 22! I S. 6 12 - '13 86 R 48 a CO 0 29 Eleele. W. A. Kinney. Wilkinson, formerly of Melrose, Crowd p. 1-- 4 inch Munze Metal Nails. manager. m. Full moon Sept. 13 at 7:39 a. m. Departed. i 7193 'Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and No. of People ! -- Times of the tide are taken from the For Midway per U. S. Iro- 24 Gauge Corrugated Iron Pearl City 17:46 a. m., 8:36 a. m., Island, S. LOST. S United States Coast and Geodetic Sur- "lO-.S- 1:40 p. p. m., quois, September 13. Gerrit Wilder, Ship's To come , a. m., m., rey Felt. A SMALL Waltham gold and dictate terms for rent 5:S1 p. m., 7:30 p. m. ll tables. Lieut. Harlee, U. S. M. C. watch with ing the BEST FURNISHED ROOMS .Hawaiian com re- Daily. The tides at Kahului and Hilo oecui Per stmr. Mauna Loa, September 15. charm. Reward if in town for money, about one hour Hono- turned to this office. 7210 the unless our 5 Sunday Excepted. earlier than at for Maui and Hawaii ports. Mr. Lay- terms t lulu. are acceptable, to wit: $8, $10 $ Sunday Only. man, James Ogg, Miss Aungst, J. S. Very and 412 per Hawaiian standard time is 10 "houri Molony, Capt. low prices quoted on ap OX UNION street, a bunch of keys. month. It Is a cut of 5d two-hour Dewens, L. A. Thurston, per The Haleiwa. Limited , a 30 minutes slower plication. reward it returned to 1161 Miller cent from our previous charees. train, leaves Honolulu every than Greenwich D. H. Case, Mrs. E. L. Austin. A. L. C. we Sunday, time, being that of the meridian of 157 W. street. 7210 but look for business and are In at 8:22 a. m. Returning in Ho- Atkinson, J. Pratt, R. R. Elgin, arrives AIER1CXR-HAMI- for competition Remember. VOTT nolulu, 10: JO p. m. iegrees thirty minutes. The time whie Miss Layman. Miss Kelso, Mr. Kelso, X at The Limited stops . ERUKG BY MRS. M. A. HILL, CANNOT GET BETTER ACCOMMO only at Peari City and Walanae. tie blows at 1:30 p. m, which is the R. W. Shingle,-J- G. Smith, W. G. Ogg, ladies' leather same as Greenwich. 0 sonra A Mrs. Layman." COOTCTIOK CO., LIO. purse containing two money orders, DATIONS for the same amount of G. P. DEK1SON. F. C. SMITH, nhirfu Miss Tombes, W. H. money. I Sun and moon are far tin f Kelso. W. B. Thomas, Mrs. M. E. Scott, loose change, keys and visiting cards. UP. G. P. & T. A- - ( Return lis waele crof William Mann, Miss Fitzhenry George 508 Stangenwald Building. to Advertiser office or Int. MANAGER NEW ERA HOTEL. Revenue office. 7204. 7149 Fort St.. sbova VlnoM