To Face with Czar's Movement

V 0 if WEATHER FORECAST TODAY Moderate it FOR I SUGAR. 96 Centrifu-- i trades and fair weather. jjafs. 3.96375 Per Ton but 24 hours' rainfall .00; $79,272. S3 Analysis temperature, max. 82, min Beets, 9s 3d; Per Ton. imum, 74 t $79.80.

VOL. II., NO. 2? 78. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, SUNDAY, JUNE 26, 1904. TEN PAGES" Entered Jan 19, 190$, t Honolulu, Hawaii, a Second Clasa Matter, Under Act of Congress of Marcn S, 1878. OOTY WORTH HUGE M'CLELLA EARMY THOUSANDS TO FACE WITH CZAR'S MOVEMENT

I. f Secured from the o Tammany Wants o r o Wreck on the o o o Younc Mayor o VII Shoals. o o o o to Lead. o o Capt. Weisbarth Made o o o o Croker Asked to Use Big Haul From o o .1 o o His Efforts For Vessel. o o o o Grover. o o J&d That He Miaht Now Uo o o o Fairbanks Has an Ovation in fter Lisianski Island Bird o o ' His Home State A New Skins. o o o o Tennis Champion. Sixty-tw- o days ago the small Inter o Island schooner Lavinia, owned and o (Associated Press Cablegrams.) o commanded by Captain Weisbarth, left NEW YORK, Junt 26. The Honolulu for French Frigate Shoals, o o Daily News, organ of Tammany IWith a crew of young and by o q natives o means of appliances secured specially 9 Hall, advocates McClellan for purpose, away o O or the Weisbarth sailed o X President. to "wreck" the French bark Connetable o de Richmont which has been stranded o TAMMANY MAN On the coral reef there for some months, o WANTS GROVER Old waterfronters regarded the ven o Ex-May-- ture as a foolhardy one. They were ?j LONDON, June 26. or i It: o jft ure that Weisbarth was wasting his o Van Wyck of New York is "i j; ' money proposed departure was ii : - and his 9 O here on a visit to Richard Croker lor some time the object of all ridicule o TROOPS CROSSING A PONTOON BRIDGE. whom he his in JAPANESE 6 is urging to use ? p.; on the wharves. Yesterday, with his 0 0OO00-000000-0-00-000000O000000-0- O0000"00000000000-000-0000- fluence in behalf of Grover Cleve- STlm looking- face tanned to almost the (ASSOCIATED PR 33 CABLE3KAU9.) land for the Democratic Presi- color of leather, Weisbarth entered o tr v.. S?ort again. His small vessel was load LIAOYANG, June 26. The armies of Kuroki and Oku con- 0 dential nomination. IK: d deeply. The skipper returned not ap- Iff- story booty front Kuropatkin in huge force. The tension is acute and the -- with a hard luck but with M C 5 5 ri m OVATION TO rom the Frenchman valued at thous PS ft-- ' proach of an important battle is rendered unavoidable by the prox- a FAIRBANKS ands of dollars. Pumps, windlasses, (7) Y L O cables, ropes, haws- - anchor, sail, wire of ilk tt 5: it n INDIANAPOLIS, June 26. rs, everything imity the rainy season. and about else under h Senator Fairbanks bad an ovation ii Jthe sun that is found on a well equip- - n l L ffs steel sailing vessel were stowed Stopped Japanese Column. b through Indiana, while en route ft Lm-inia'- s one hatch Pij! I n small an under the home. A monster non-partis- ..HI: and the wonder is that Weisbarth and 26. Gen. m ST. PETERSBURG, June Mistchenkos attacked the reception was given him at In- his small crew of natives were ever m & M able to take away such a large amount Japanese advance and stopped it. The Russian loss is seven killed H dianapolis. of stuff. One item of the Iavinia's cargo, anchor chains, is said to be of and fourteen wounded. PREPARING FOR " " such quantity and quality that it is n Ik CONVENTION worth about $4,500. This in - itself is m 5: pi 3xoty that pays the venture. Oku's Slow Advance. w. L it WASHINGTON, June 26. feu- away 0 m Weisbarth has been from Hono AS ft mm Congressman John, Sharp Wil- lulu about two months. He went down ST. PETERSBURG, June 26. Gen. Oku is advancing six & ft. m m to the Shoals in three days. His re miles daily and is ten miles distant from Kaichou. m m L m liams will be temporary chairman turn journey occupied eleven days. x of the National Democratic 1 Every hour and every minute of the MUKDEN, June 26. One hundred bandits under Japanese of 4 spent time that Weisbarth and his men j ficers attempted to dynamite a bridge over the Koulan river, 157 peared to have sunk, and one battleship of the Sevastopol type and on the Shoals was occupied in one cruiser of the Diana type were seen towed into port the next a NEW TENNIS m liard work. Around the dan- "in- miles northeast of Mukden. apparently seriously damaged. j gerous known as morning, CHAMPION If- reefs and small rocks Our destroyer, the Shirakumo's wardroom was damaged, three: the French Frigate Shoals the Lavi-aiia- 's AFTERNOON REPORT. wounded. The torpedo-boa- t; PHILADELPHIA, June 26. crew enjoyed unusually fine men killed, one surgeon and two men I: aft engine-roo- m but no casualties. it weather and this in a measure is ac TOKIO, June 25. The Japanese forces have routed a body of Chidori, received one shot at the iay Sutton of California has won torpedo-boat- s No. 65 were slightly damaged. No countable for the success of the ven- Russian cavalry northwest of Santaokow. Sixty Russian dead were The No. 64 and the womens national tennis other damage. TAKAJrIIRA. , ture. left on the field. cnampionsnip. DESTRUCTION BY JAPANESE. TACHEKIAO, June 25. The Japanese armies are within Captain Weisbarth went to the Shoals A LABOR UNION MURDER i 't twelve miles of Port Arthur. The entire Port Arthur population is it- armed with authority to send away any Japanese bird poachers who might said to be under arms to assist in repelling the attacking army. 'if.- e found there. But he had no chance WASHINGTON, June 25, 1904. (Associated Press Cablegram.) to exercise this authority as the Japa- To CONSUL, Honolulu: i havi- JAPANESE nese had deserted the place after Admiral Togo reports that he received a report from a picket- - SAN FRANCISCO, June 26. ng- massacred about all the birds that ship off Arthur by wireless telegraphy 11 a. m. 23d 1 ! portion of Pa- Port at June Gallagher, a striking stableman rendezvous in that the enemy's fleet had emerged from the port. cific ocean. Captain Weisbarth found that the last night killed Asmith, a non slaughter. Thereupon I advanced with all the fleet except those on special evidences of great The small " 1 duty. The enemy consisted of six battleships, five cruisers, and union man. ! Island on which he had previously met f 'V'. . , with a Japanese bird poaching part- ourteen destroyers. They seemed to attempt to move southward ' P A 1 - 1 itas covered with the bones of thous-(Contlnu- ed at nightfall. They stayed outside of the pert that night. PERILS OF THE RAIL r on Pag 10.) Our destroyers and torpedo-boat- s attacked the enemy's fleet 1 i- outside the port. At least one battleship of the Peresviet type ap-- 1 (Associated Press Cablegram.)" o , ,r- - O o SAN FRANCISCO, June 26. o - w - In a collision on the Sierra rail- o way near Angels two were killed o o and several injured. o ON ROOSEVELT o , o TIP o '"i

o - - WJ "V-- J"' ".;"-.C."i- CJ o LONDON', June 14. A feature of the t.- - - ..if Presidential situation which k 'iA'-?. - - r' American o ME1M-;,y--,- V i - o t3 is new to Enslish observers is describ- t o on the authority of "private advices J o fro:w America" that President I too? o velt aspires not only to the Presiden for the next four years, but to on o o-- D in IX S. o The Express explains that the present o O term is that of the late President M-c- ) ed in. lyos .Mr. "R Kiniey. so that if J- A PRESIDENTIAL GENERAL STALKENBERG. GENERAL KUROKI. GENERAL OKU. o ni7ri?nTr4 w - -' MrP.LELLAN. s o Roosevelt would actually serve only iu " " o OPPOSING GENERALS IN MANCHURIA. o two elected terms and it adds: "It is 1 POSSIBILITY. O000 CCK)0000000)0000'K)(0(00000000000000; his earnest wish to do so." wan.?!

SUNDAY ADVERTISER, JUNE 26, 1904. 22 ' astonishing that Mr. Smith could have seen so much that was interesting to so a time. Herald. 7 AFTER SEVENTEEN DAYS him in short Jh Matinee Band Concert. SEDUCTION SALE i- - The Hawaiian Government band will ' p play three o'clock this afternoon at ; OF . HILO RISES Al 0 KICKS at Makee Island, Waikiki, as follows: PART L "The Old Hundred." Overture "Son and Stranger"...... Mendelssohn namele d Steel Ware Fantasia "vlematis" Kuhner uimjiikiaaMi. .xKmv.mux. H ILIT.--- llllli'lftllHITI Finally Discovers That it is Angry About a Grand Selection "II Trova tore". .Verdi Vocal Four American Songs Anndun cemetil in Advertiser's Story of the arr. by Berger Paragraph PART II. BERLIN KETTLES, Gray Enameled. Vocal Four Hawaiian Songs 2qts. 2 3qts. 4qts. 5qts. 6qts. Sqts. of Auctions Volcano Trip Ripvanwinkkville Wrath. arr. by Berger ioqts. Former Price 45c. 50c. 55c. 65c. 70c. . SOc. . $1.00 J1.2Q Selection "My Old Kentucky Home" . Dalbey Sale Price 25c. 25c. 25c. 35C 40C 45c. 50c. 65C Finale "Metropolitan Children". Petras Well, well! things are earning nanacums. in iaci so unwomea was OBLONG PUDDING DISHES, Gray Enameled. Better - Overture "Coriolan" Beethoven AT AUCTION awake the modesty or Air. tmitn, in conse- ' from Hilo, surely. The town's quence "The Star Spangled Banner." Former Price 30c. 35c. 40c. 45c. kicking of the fact that the' High Sheriff enough to kick again and it is was looking for him when he left Ho- Sale Price 20c. 25c. 25c. 30c. Fish Market Stalls hard over the Volcano trip story In nolulu, that no Hiloite knew that he First among a late batch of candi Sunday Advertiser. And it nas had passed through our midst until dates to pass physical examination at LIPPED SAUCE PANS, Gray Enameled. the Annapolis C. too. The story there appeared in the columns of the the naval academy was hefin so ouick about it, Sunday an eulogium upon W. Adair of Xenia, O. Midshipman iqt. I 2qts. 2 3qts. 4qts. 5qts. on Advertiser ON MONDAY, JUNE 27, appeared in the Advertiser Jun the spot where he had taken refuge j Adair is a strict vegetarian and has Former Price 20c. 25c. 25c. 30c. 35c. 40c. 45c. on 7th and process Price; AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., 5th, it was read in Hilo the from the of Judge De Bolt's not tasted a particle of animal food Sale 10c. I5C. I5C. 20C. 25C. 25C 25C. papers there got roused up to th court. I for over two years. He does not even At the Oahu Fishmarket, corner of the allow soup, sell by the 23d and ;i.h Why this extinguished journalist did himself fish or butter, DEEP STEW PANS, Gray Enameled. Kekaulike and King streets, I will point of criticism us the honor to devcte so much of space though many of his cult refuse to go at public auction the rental of about That is mighty good time for Hilo as and time to our humble fortunes prob-- so far. Young Adair has a fine physi- - iqt. 2qts. 5qts. 6qts. 6 stalls, the balance not sold at last 20c. 30c. was exDected from it about ably no one will ever know, j que. Former Price 45c. 55c. sale. nnthin? unless the Volcano article until after th Smith himself breaks away from the Sale Price 15 c. 20c. 25C 35C. makes the thing more habits of a lifetime and tells the truth JAS, F. MORGAN, Fourth. What about it, a proceeding which like Coun HUE PROGRAM OVAL BAKING PANS, Gray Enameled. AUCTIONEER. interesting is that the papers actually ty Government or Democratic Presi- - a Former Price 30c. 35c. 40c. 50c. 55c. let the spirit of enterprise so work upon dent is too remote a conjecture to be seriously. One can imagine Sale Price 20c. 20c. 25c 35c. them as to discover that the editor of taken that F00 KAN'S CONCERT 30c stayed long- he was actuated by a dearth of other the Advertiser would have subjects. Little's career from the hour OVAL PUDDING DISHES, White Enameled. m t& er in the Bedchamber City but for m9 aim of his birth had been already dissected Former Price 20c. 30c. 35c. 40c. 45c. threats of bodily violence by Jud so that a long suffering public knew by The program for the concert of Sale Price 15c. 20c. 25c. 25c. 30c. Little. Ordinarily such a discovery as heart what that unhappy jurist had Ernest to been made by done each moment of his earthly life, Kaai's pupils to be given at the Hawai- ROUND DISHES, KODAKS that ought not have and what he would probably do for the White Enameled. the Tribune, at least, before the first remainder of it and afterward; we had ian Opera, House tomorrow evening, is as I3inch I4inch i6inch AND of next April. But here is the evidence been surfeited with Davis and .his dis follows: Former Price 10c. 45c. 60c. of Hilo's sudden awakening into anger barment until we devoutly hoped that PART I. no lawyer in Hawaii would ever Sale Price 25c. 30c. 40c. The Latest and grief: be dis FILMS barred again, were he the devil himself; March "Vienna Forever". Arr. E. Kaai PANS, Dates THE PASSINO OF SMITH. we had heard the legal attainments of Combined Classes. FRY Blue and White Enameled. (a) Harp-Zith- er Solo "Home must apologize to its the former Supreme Court expounded Sweet Former Price 35c. 45c. 50c. 60c. 75c. Dry The Tribune until we were willing to admit (for the Home" . Sale Seeds Plates readers for Its failure to chronicle last Miss Richie Koii. Price 20c. 25c. 35c. 40c. 45c. or departun sake of rest) that Antone Perry was the week either the arrival of Chief (b) Song with Ukulele Accomp. and f reincarnation Justice Marshall DAIRY PANS, 12 qt. Enameled. of Walter Giffard Smith, who made Presumably "Maui Girl" White trip to the volcano to be im Mr. Smith had exhausted Photographic hurried himself upon these subjects, and lest Master Wm. Cunningham. Formerly 75c. Sale Price each. mune from legal summons in Honolu (c) Mandolin Solo "In Old 50c. ordinarily he should by any chance be interesting Madrid".. Materials lu. The passing of a Smith and so cause heart failure in his read Miss Ruth Quinn. is not such a momentus event as to at Waltz "The Mountain" particular ers, he wrote the article referred to of every description. tract attention but this But though we are bowed down by by F. O. Gutman Smith was the lugubrious editor of the the weight of our shortcomings as they Mildred Brundage, Ruth Quinn, Addie Honolulu Advertiser, seeking safely are laid upon us by the journalist, we Ball, Isabel Lucas. from justice and recuperation for his still have a spark of hope and encour Melody "Don't Be Cross" The Pacific Hardware Co., fagged brain. He brought his editorial agement. We see that "something Is Arr. E. Kaai and PRIHTIKG hammer with him, as a verbose and doing" around the Volcano Stables. We Juvenile Mandolin Class. UK well padded interview with himself in surmise that this concession on the part Song Sunday's pictorial edition of the Ad Kawaihau Quartette. A Specialty, of Walter G. is in the nature of a quid FORT AND vertiser attests. The editor like his pro quo for free transportation of the Mandolin Quartette "Rocked in the MERCHANT STREETS paper often departs from the high mor scribe to the Volcano House; but even Cradle of the Deep" Good Work Guaranteed al plane of truth to revel in the lower so we are pleased by the concession; Arr. F. O. Gutman levels of newspaper fiction. This in although how a transportation company Wm. Ball, 1st mandolin; Lani Ma-goo- n, newspaperdom is known as "stuffing could do business in a town otherwise 2nd mandolin; E. Gonsalves, the public" and nd' one has learned the in a trance, can only be explained by a 3rd mandolin; M. Turner, 4th art better than Walter Guff. man who can demonstrate (to his own mandolin. Go. time-wor- i rsyrast!8 Drug n March Flag"..Thos. S. Allen a,cif Mister He relates such anecdotes satisfaction) why it is that when two "For the ic as a hprse falling down in Hilo's streets lawyers overcharge The Ball Children. WILL CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE. their clients, one Song" FORT STREET. to "pur Itself to sleep" and that he should be disbarred and the other pat- Blumenlied "Flower never saw a Hawaiian in Hilo doing ted on the back. In fact it requires Arr. W. Jacobs We pack, haul and ship your goods and save you money. anything except falling off a house tnp. years of work in the missionary field Wednesday Evening Mandolin Dealers in stove wood, coal and kindlings. He berates the lack of hotel accommo to explain Class. either. Banjo Storage in Brick Warehouse, 126 King Street. Phone Main '5SS, dations in Hilo and complains of the W. H. SMITH. Trio "Colored Quards" IS MONARCH OF service of the local cafe. He finds fa.ilt A. J. Weidt MONARCHS because Hilo has no street cars and SMITH HAD INDIGESTION. Mr. F. F. Fernandez, Mr. G. J. uses a telephone system which operates Oneill, Mr. E. Kaai. S. ? 000 The people of Hilo had been under with a bell. He likens the people to the impression for several years that PART II. years of service, the Ephesians and to the dwarfs where the home of the Honolulu knocker was After 20 Rip Van Winkle went to sleep. The Overture "Northern Lights" of at the hotels at the capital. The above A. J. Wreidt We Have MONARCH line only true statements made are that is from the pen of Walter Gifford Smith Commenced Packing undeservedly Kaai Mandolin Orchestra. Hilo's inhabitants have and was published in a' recent issue of Mandolin Solo "Enchantment" Bine Flame j earned the reputation of "kickers" and the Advertiser. It follows, then, Wickless i that Master Wm. Ball. that there are no mosauitos jn 5ur the knocker's headquarters must be in Quintette CALL EARLY BEFORE TOO LATE. beautiful burg. Zither "Parade Marsche" Oil Stoye the vicinity of the Advertiser office. Baumgarettna STORE AND He strikes the silver lining from the During Mr. Smith's recent visit to Hilo Messrs. G. Kaia, Bischof, Jas. OPEN GOODS SOLD RIGHT ALONG. still jusly claims the title of cloud, however, by facetiously remark- it is said that he used the telephone Ahloy, E. Kaai, R. Riepen. ing that the mosquito must have been once in talking with the manager ofthe Song "Monarch of Monarchs" asleep, but candor compells us to rec- Volcano House and whether new or old Mr. Lot Kaulukou. ord that there was such rapidity in style he will admit that the service is Overture "Sans Souci" Kaula Exceptional Bargains in-- They are the Editor Smith's movements to escape better than his paper would make the Kaai's Mandolin Orchestra. the wrath "of an athletic and vengefjl people believe Honolulu furnishes. As Zither and Guitar Duet "Selige Klean, Kool, Kitchen Kind! curae, that even the caterer and mos- to the style of hacks; aside from the Gedanken" L. Freytag, Op. 4 quito had not time to present their one owned by a Japanese, which Mr. Mr. E. Bischof and Mr. E. Kaai. Silks, Linens. Ivory, China and A critical and careful inspection bills. Smith patronized during his stay here, Quartette "Life's Vision" will bring out the fact that We fain would hide our shame an 3 nearly all have rubber tires. He should Messrs. Thompson, E. Kaai, Jas. Cloisonne Ware. mortification in the ruthless exposure take into consideration the fact that Ahloy, H. Hart. MONARCH STOVES are brist- of our simple life, and in the first blsh Hilo has but one macadamized street, Guitar Quartette "Lei Poni Mol"... ling with of our-afflieti- on and under the stupe- thanks to the liberality of the Honolulu Arr. E. Kaai SCREENS, WICKER WARE, CURIOS people Con- - fying sense that follows a great blow, who control the Legislature, and Messrs. C. N. Marques, E. Kaai, Striking Originality of we cannot appraise, as accurately as that the lava paved streets of the town Jas. Ahloy, W. H. Holokahiki. o Soid at Greatly Reduced Prices. struction. we should like, the misfortune that are death to rubber tires, a set lasting Mandolin Solo "Old Kentucky Home" Marked Beauty of Design. has befallen us. In a dim and groping only six months. Mr. Smith was evi (with van) Arr. Barnwell . way we realize we have lost a pudding dently suffering from indigestion when Mr. E. Kaai. our neglect of Editor Guff, we he wrote the above, otherwise he would Finale "Indiana State Band" ".in but Call early before pack- Finish. i are too wretched to remember whether have got more truth and less fiction in Arr. E. Kaai the goods are packed as goods once Simplicity and Efficiency of it was made of plums or suet. his story. Take it all in all it is really Selected Mandolin Club. ed will not be unpacked. Operation. Historical verity prompts us to cor - rect the illustrious wielder of the quill ooooooooooooooooooooooooo- Burn Kerosene Oil. J in his misconception of the solitude of MONGOOSE AND MYNAH ? j Ephesus, to which he compares the AI! Fixtures For Sale 00WI00-K000000000000'000- 0 . W. Dimond & Go., Ltd. A better study of mythology and an- Editor Advertiser: "Observer' in this morning's issue asks what has be 1 cient history would have convinced this SOLE AGENTS. literary adventurer that the history of come of the mynah birds, and he might have added what has become of the Leaders In Household Necessities. Ephesus. consists of a long series of B3-5- flocks of teal chicks for which the islands were once famous; of the thousands T King Street. bloody struggles which no in editor took of golden hills and valleys; the myriads of coveys rioni:l pheasants roamed our Bazaar part. that Guffard's exit from the threaten- WWSAAAAAAAA THE DOUGLAS ing scenes in which he found himself f quail; the flocks of magnificent turkeys that were everywhere to be found. VAAAAAAAAAAAAVW in Hilo was a living lesson of that There is but one answer, "The mongoose." adage that "He who runs away, may a nesting place of the great bulk mynah It is well established fact that the of 1 1'' 9H live to fight another day." When first irds is in the rock cliffs which abound everywhere in our valleys and gulches. ia the news came to his anxious ears that n Kipapa gulch about where the Oahu Sugar Co. has its pumping plants, thou- - I " " Little the Lusty was looking for his i ' - . V - I t . 1 voluminous form and threatened to lick ands of mynah birds were hatched annually. Today the cliffs are teeming with ?V . i any man of the size of Smith in Hilo, the mongoose. Every mvnah nest is robbed of its eggs and young. At Koko The Table King the erstwhile statesman and com- lead and Kaena Point, where the mynah birds congregated by thousands, and The most necessary and crowning of every mencement day orator caught up his feature - - ! by mongoose. ', raised their young, their places are taken the While it is true meal good butter. It is the of have " pen to verdict all who - - i inkwell and and skurried hence penchant for pigeon houses, they the volcano, where his unwonted ex- that the mynah has a great have been driven tried it, that the best is , mr i?v .,...... i citement still possessed him and gave so persistently from such places that a very small percentage of their young are him a cruel fall from a docile mule, reared that way. As far as I know the mynah birds do not nest in trees, but spraining his ankle as well as his make their homes in the rocky clifts from which they ongmallv drove the wild Srvsfa! Springs veracity. Guff re- Butter Thus doth Walter igeon. new his courage upon his return to It is the best every month in the year best now This mongoose question is bound to attract more attention in the near future '" Vi precincts Honolulu - - the safer of and in and always the best. Pure, sweet and fresh. We witty vein strive to win the admira- than it has in the past. The animals have destroyed and are destroying every send it out in neat pastboard plaudits of his generation. estige of birds that nest on the ground, lizards and every form of cartons at 2 pounds for tion and life that feed 65c. Tribune. on insects injurious to vegetation. WHEN SMITH MEETS SMITH. It is my opinion that all the entomologists the planters can bring, will avail To the Editor of Tribune: Hilo was nothing against the hordes ot insects that are appearing on every form of vecreta- - recently afflicted for by the ar- BATH, PLUMBER its sins ion. Go out into your own garden if 3ou have one and see the numbers THE rival of Walter G. Smith, that rather and Metropolitan Heat Co., Ltd. hack-edito- r, of bugs your plants are infected with. Follow shop-wor- n specimen of genus varieties the outskirts of our KWI the Telephone Kiss Street, opposite Young Hotel. who molds (or should one say cane fields, where the overflow from the irrigating ditches has produced an Main 45. PHONE 6L makes mouidy) the ancient policy of abundant crop of weeds, and you will be appalled to find the variety and num- the Honolulu Advertiser, whose motto bers of insect life thriving on every twig. you can and spoil the HONOLULU IRON WORKS is: "Grab what It is my belief the leaf hopper has always been with us, but has been kept rest." we had any local almanacs, COMPANY. If under by birds and lizards. There is nothing prey undoubtedly they would have predicted to on it now; all devoured FRED PHILIP & BRO. o BTKAM ENGINES. 'About this time look out for mud by the mongoose. BOILERS. SUGAR MILLS, COOL- and slush." Being however without This is no pipe dream. Mr. Editor. It is the history of Jamaica repeated, .riarnessmakers and Saddlers ERS. BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS thee faithful weather bureaus, of the and I am satisfied our planters will make no headway in their fight against Benjamin Franklin breed, our citizens and machinery of every description insect pests, until they exterminate the mongoose, or so reduce their numbers, Turf Work a Specialty. made to order. Particular attention were taken unaware, and failed to meet ink-wast- er, give paid to ship's blacksmithing. Job work the Kinau bearing the professional as to other forms of life a show. 4 executed on shortest notice. with either disinfectants or Respectfully, PECK COTTRELL. Waverley Blk, Bethel St. h

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netic, biologic, back-actio- n,' inter-ment- al, borne from distant Greece, heralded sub-rosa- grand jurors from further attendance, 4 ic agent of the Devil. there on lighted crag and in the streets A . , A. . thanked them ser- VI T n Tf - . .1 of joyous Athens, "Troy for their faithful 4 is fallen! vices. He laid particular emphasis upon dismay of wrong-doin- g spectators. Troy is LU LOCK fallen!" The breath which what they had done in the investiga- 4 RNIRN Five francs to the officer in charge comes up hot from the shore is eziLiP f other tion of notorious corruption among: the . freighted secured for me the privilege of being with the love messages of the public officials. This was a great evil i up lotus locked along with my wife and a and the legends of A'lgerine that must be stamped out, a result to j corsairs. Again ftD. i lady friend in the identical cell which the gilded ships of im- which their efficient performance of for twelve years held perial Rome are anchored yonder $ i the mysterious in RBAlGhED duty would materially contribute. bay, dark-eye- prisoner. Paper was soon spread on and her d warriors As reorganized toward the end of the the little pine table. Planchette was swarm on the sands of Gaul. Again i Nelson term, to remedy defects in the person- i ! By Thomas Fitch produced and placed thereon, and no hushes the noisy billows with nel, the grand jury consisted of the in- the thunder of sooner had my fingers touched the England's cannon, and following named signers of the final re- Copyright 1904. strument than it bounded over the how behold the fleets of France and Al- A Dramatic bion, Conclusion port: paper, and wrote in large characters Italia and the turbaned Turk, J. C. Axtell. foreman; II. Ii. Benson, prow linked prow, wa-te- rs 'ii "Voila! distinguished Americans! I to to face the W. H. Babbitt. W. M. Campbell, Chas. am here!" of that Pontic sea to Criminal Term i MARSEILLES "Whose icy J. Hummel. G. It. McClellan. Guy I "He evidently knows us," said I; current and compulsive Owens. Win. Mutch. Jno. II. Beers. "who are you. my friend?" course Ne'er knows Business. Edward C Brown. Joe Andrade, J. IL "Him of the iron mask," wrote the returning ebb" Schnack, C. II. Collins, 11. C. Carter, W. might imagine yourself on San-rso- me chained to an oar, and the harbor was sea of history; ocean Tou instrument. of H. Mclnerny. L. K. Nakea, F. T. Mcln-tyr- e, street, San Francisco; you might filled with galleys propelled in this "And who were you?" Inquired I. "My dear, will you be so good as not to persecute me any Lui Lock was arraigned under Indict- F. Turrill. suppose yourself walking down Broad-waj- r; mysterious and interesting manner. "Child of the earth, listen," was" the more about a rejoinder. French lesson which I do ment for murder in the first degree, as THE NEW INDICTMENTS. you Instead of that the four thousand pris- "Every individuality of the not intend might believe that either sphere con- to take? Bother your French! I can- the last item of criminal business of Following is a list of those against oners who occupy La Bagne at Tou- has its limitless triangular "the stir of the Boulevard Capuchin or comitants in the spirit world. "What not think in French, and I can in my the April term of the First Circuit whom true bills were returned with the life of Oxford street surged about lon, do not row boats at all, or have matters to the magnetic atoms of own tongue," final report, some of whom pleaded not the it Court, before Judge De Bolt yesterday guilty, and others reserved their pleas ;you. would require small exer- other opportunity to gain freedom by today to decipher the covered mys- "But," remonstrated she who must It but be obeyed, "how will appear, morning. He was charged with mur- on arraignment: some cloak breaking their irons and plunging into teries of the heretofore? I was, I am. it to have cise of fancy to think that The sea washes as before, though made the tour of Europe, and return dering L. T. Chin on Wednesday, June Chang Hung, burglary first degree. -- the sea to rescue French countesses Hung, of Fortunatus had transported you to maskless face the stars. an- unable to converse in the polite 22, 1904, by inflicting two mortal wounds Chang Tung Kan. alias Akana, who fall overboard for that purpose. I Art thou and Ah Nam, burglury first degree. of dog-infest- ed Constantino- swered? Two dollars, please." tongue?" upon pis- the heart Instead of placing their damp preserv- him with bullets fired from a Chang Hung. Tung Kan, alias Aka- ple, or suburbs of Athens, or the "Not exactly, your Excellency," said "But," said the writsr, "I can con- the ed princesses in the arms of ruffled verse enough room, tol. na, Ah Nam, Chang Chaw and Ah Yu, -- I. "Personally I do not know that it to order a dinner or wharves of ancient Joppa, or the levees papas (right center) and shouting (left purchase While Interpreter Li Cheung was burglary first degree (two separate in- upper entrance) ."Lady, accursed makes much' difference to me whether the necessaries of life, and of New Orleans. these you were locked up possessing wrestle successfully with a coachman, orally translating the contents of the dictments for this particular combina- irrma rnvpr a wrnnf-p- il nnrt in.rtr.fpnt here for tion). You have it all in Marseilles. No ! suspicious features or suspicious prop and what more do we want?" indictment to him, Lui Lock seemed to man"-t- he prosaic convicts at Toulon "My was Ah Nam, Chung Choy, Chung Hung-an- city on earth but finds some represen- work on shore in the most common- erty, whether twindom or grand larceny dear." the reply, "if I were pose as an entertained listener to a illy-select- Ung Hing, burglary second degree. was your forte. But if you feel inclin- to express myself in the ed tation in the people, or the customs, or place manner, and their prison life is story that had no unpleasant interest Chung Hlng. Ah Kap, Tom Sing, Man like elsewhere. ed to quiet .the anxious apprehensions language in which you indulge in or- the streets, or th shops of this most that of convicts an by revealing dinary say for him. With arms folded like a sena- Leah, Ung Hing, Chong Choy and Ah From Toulon we proceeded to Cannes, of inquiring world, conversation, I should that Nam, robbery cosmopolitan of towns. Even San your identity through me, I will give your French is a fraud. You under- in forum, first degree. a beautiful little seaport city'of about tor the his left hand grasping Wm. Ryan and John Doe, alias Yin -- took to fried apples Francisco is not in this respect its ten thousand inhabitants. It is famed' uul imuuLiiy miuugu me order and ham for the copy of the indictment with which Chan, rages of The Arizona Blizzard Escape, breakfast, and obtained stewed pota- conspiracy first degree. equal. I saw this afternoon "a malig- f.r u t,,hri.v onri n o inrw rmm- - he lean- Toguchi, the mostly popular and widely circu- toes and guava jelly. You asked for a had been served, the prisoner Nishamura and Shimada, and a turbaned Turk." swart ans ber of English winter residents, All ed his head interpreter as if presence at a gambling game. nant these, as well as the hotel proprietors, lated newspaper published in Kyrene, laundress and the waiter brought a toward the flowing cov- clothes-brus- Lui Lock, murder first degree. suave, clad in robes and are accustomed to dwell with pride Arizona." bath tub. You sent for a h to catch every word. There was not a with scarlet turban, sauntering upon Lord Brougham died "Men," wrote the essence slowly, and there came instead a piece of mos- trace of nervousness in the regular ered the fact that me leisurely up the street, and jostled by there, though why that fact should "men called Mazarin. St. Michel quito netting. And then you rush at winking of eyelids, while eyes was correct. I was the husband of it with as much assurance as you the the black coats and stovepipe hats. shiningly exemplify the sanitary excel- if glanced alternately upward space A CONTRACT men in Cannes, is not entirely to Queen Anne and the father of the knew all the French in the world, and into Greek, and arms lence of clear upon cony 7 sinuou3 with chest my comprehension. Grand Monarch. Louis did not learn of look surprised when people stare at and downward the original --which might have served Phidias for a AAA this until he had been many years on you in utter ignorance of your of the indictment in Li Cheung's hands. NULLIFIED th. thrnno TTa narl nnf tVio hanr tri 3nodel, and a curly-head- ed Roman with opposite Cannes, ! An unknowing spectator might easily In the bay and about become a parricide. and yet his con- - port like Olympian Jove, were load-3n- g four miles distant, is the pine covered take it that the two men were an attor- science told him that the offense of TO A CANARY. castle-crowne- ney upon a dray a huge cask of wine, and d island of Saint being his surreptitious father ought not and his client, the former reading Brewer's Wharf Suit and awhile the smug, portly, middle-age- d Marguerite. In the castle, which was to be passed lightly by, or there was a contract of some kind which he had no telling might stop. So he Singing, gaily singing. --man was superintending the oper- of where it drawn up for the latter's approval. A who built during the administration the caused a false report of my death to be So free from care thou art. Sundry Other ation, did not need the sign of O'Far-x- el Cardinal Richelieu, is a range of ceils, circulated, he buried a wax effigy of me Your little throat seems bursting more perfect exhibition of bravado in over his shop to give evidence as to each of which has a barred window with great pomp, while he ordered me With the music in your heart! the demeanor of one charged with a to be covered with a mask of black crime involving penalty Matters. Siis nativity. In the harbor and fasten- facing the sea. In one of these the The gilded cage you dwell in the death has you man with the Iron mask was confined tin, and immersed in this dungeon." not for long been seen in a Hawaiian ed to the quay, shall behold the "And you for No prison seems to be, from 16S6 to 1698. The true story of have not made it warm Wrhilst was by Jateen sails of the Algerine, and him since' he joined you?" said .1. I. with all the world to roam, court. The effect heightened John Lucas has won his suit against this mysterious being has perhaps Am sad compared with thee! the square-rigge- d sturdy bark of the never been told. is for "Son," scribbled the ghost, "it is shrewd and sinister features the accus- C. S. Holloway, Superintendent of Pub- It certain that ed possesses. ' Northman, mixed with the huge Iron twelve years there was confined here warm for both of us." Man foredoomed to sorrow! lic Works, and the American-Hawaiia- n Or- AAA Judge De Bolt, through the inter- propellers of the Peninsular and a prisoner who dined off silver plate, Thou, sweet little thing, preter, Engineering and Construction Com- iental Company, and the delicate trace-T- y and who was treated with the greatest Mentone is a lovely village situated at Though made lifelong captive, told Lui Lock that he was not a required at lhat time to say anything. pany, to enjoin the contract awarded of the Boston clipper. deference, but who was compelled to the feet of the maritime Alps, upon the Doth ever blithely sing! probably busiest and day night some It was the last day of the term, the ac- by the former to the latter defendant Marseilles is the wear and a black mask, Mediterranean, a short distance from P. MAURICE McMAHON. was so most cosmopolitan city in the world say of iron and others assert of black Honolulu. cused informed, that he could for the construction of Brewer's wharf the line, and in our rooms, fac- have no trial until September. In the of its size. Manufactures has she none, velvet, and who was never left unat- Italian . and shed. Judge Robinson rendered the foreign commerce her is related once, when ing and almost overhanging the water, meantime he might wish to conault his and outside of tended. It that SIGNAL CRUELTY. friends and counsel, which brought up decision yesterday, in which he finds ' resources are comparatively insignif- the officer in charge absented himself we look out and dream of the phantom antipodes a few minutes, prisoner wrote "William Waldorf Astor spoke recent- the matter of bonds. The court would that the contract was illegal. Bids had icant; but the products of the for the argosies, and historic fleets, and storied ly not decide at that time the case exchanged upon her wharves. The a few words with his pen-kni- fe upon a before the London Clubmen's Benev- that been improperly called for .and the Jtre dangers and delights, and listen to the olent Society ,an organization in which was not bailable, as the statute was T.ot wines of Southern France are sent from silver plate, and threw the plate into upon specifications were so indefinite that it America, by wash of the waves the beach, and he takes a deep interest. Mr. Astor's absoluely certain on that point. Its here to Brazil and Central the Sea. It was secured a fisherman watch the inflated sails swing out from words were: could not fairly be ascertained who was California and New York. The olive who brought it to the commandant. On subject was kindness, and at one point the smooth and wooing sea. "We sit - 1 "All persons charged lies being i l with criminal the lowest bidder. The right of Lucas, oil of France and all of Italy that questioned the man declared that ana ear enraptured offenses be bailable by sufficient Ventemiglia and Genoa, comes he could not read, but they put him listen, until tne is "Kindness is a virtue that stands out shall as citizen and taxpayer, to sue Is up- "between with the sound, to the dash and wash J sureties, unless for capital offenses foreign market. Figs to death nevertheless. There are a brightest by contrast with some signal held. Kinney, McClanahan & Cooper here to seek a of the mighty Mediterranean, ages and , piece cruelty. 111 where the proof is evident or the pre- from Mala- dozen conflicting stories as to the iden- of tell you a piece from Smyrna, and raisins ages old, and think how Archimedes j sumption great." appeared for plaintiff; Attorney Gen- from Egypt, and cotton tity and crime of the ferruginous head- cf cruelty that was practiced, my ga, and rice strained his mensural vision, and trail- - gardener informs me, on a certain cos- Even in a murder case. Judge De eral's Department for the Superintend- from India, and wheat from the Cas- ed individual who was thus immured ed his ineffectual lines for soundings, termonger. Bolt said, there might be bail under pian, lumber from the Baltic, in a dungeon cell with which no tele- ent of Public Works, and Castle & and and beat against the inevitable bars of "This costermonger lay dying. As certain circumstances. Withington for the Construction Co. quay and basins of Mar- phone communicated. Several writers se- , crowd the unyielding scientific inquiry, for the - he neared his end his wife said to him: "Then he does not want to plead?" At noon yesterday the jury in the seilles. have asserted that he was a young in- cret of , the chart by which to sail out " 'Don't you think you could a Deputy Attorney General Fleming case, C. A. vs. portion of wealth which usual-,.r-f3- y foreign nobleman, the Chamberlain of eat Hilo waterfront Brown A the into other and greater mysteries. "We hit of snmpthine. John?' quiringly remarked. D. Spreckels et al., came court S- J. into : pursuits has been Queen Ann, and the real father of j follows commercial think of the lost empires whose cradles might,' the man answered. The Court "It wculd be no use, be- again and reported hopeless disagree- expended by merchant princes of Louis XIV. Saint Michel published a forty-eig- ht the were swung to this same monotone of j 'Good,' said she. 'Now, what can I cause the law requires hours ment. The final split was in the mid- S-- I adorn- - book prove he Avas son of Marseilles in the erection and to that the the waves. "We remember how a reli- - get you?' after conviction before sentence, and 6 6, which fair- Queen Mazarin, who for dle to and Judge Gear discharged ment of the beautiful villas Ann and Cardinal gion was fashioned from the pulses and , " costermonger, the present term will not so long en- Son-lai- ' 'Well,' said the I last the ,jury, ordering a mistrial to be ly environ the city. From the hill of were secretly married. The Abbe ve the passions of this sea, a mythological seem, to some- - as so smell a ham that." tered for this the fourth time the case 2sTotre Dame de la Garde called claims that he was a twin broth- faith it is true, but yet poetical, and wheres. I think I could eat a bit of All cases on the calendar undisposed by old chapel on er of Louis XIV, brought up in secret, had been tried a jury. from a curious fortified purer than many which have been that.' of were then continued till next term Papers were filed in the United States . worship of the so king was necessary its summit a place of like the that it moulded by men from the steepings of " 'Oh, .no, John, dear,' said his wife. and the court adjourned without day. District Court yesterday by J. J. Dunne, Prince of Peace protected from the to mask and imprison him in order blood. And again we see the myriad 'You can't have that.. That's for the SIXTY-FOU- R District Attorney, in the test Belisarius by bastions and to prevent accidents. Romances, pano- INDICTMENTS. Assistant ons of phantom fleets, and the hosts of funeral.' " case brought by employes of the Inter- you look down upon a busy dramas and poems have been given to plied Ulysses es- re- cannon warriors of old. has The grand jury presented its final -Island Steam Navigation Co. af!d beautiful scene. The vine-cla- d the world upon the basis of the "Man caped the fabled sirens, and the perils port for the term before Judge De Bolt white writ- SHE DID SOME GOOD. against that corporation to recover $5.50 liills which partially encircle the in the Iron Mask," but until this of rock and whirlpool1, and it is the at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. It each withheld from their wages for Ter city are dotted with costly villas, and ing, his true story has never been dip of his oar we hear, as he hies to Lady Visitor (to old parishioner): gave a list of sixty-fou-r indictments waters ritorial taxes under the law of the Ter- ar away to the South the blue written. his waiting Penelope. Yonder felucca, "Well, Mr. Huggins, and has the nurse found during the term, together with ritory making employers responsible for white may you twenty-tw- o of the Mediterranean toss their It not be known that I am at with sails lit by the setting sun, is been to see yet?" a list of cases investigated employes' taxes. The claim Fed- great abili- mum, in the caps around clusters of little islands, times a spiritual medium of surely the bark which carried Jason Old Parishner: "Yes, thank in which no bills were found. eral suit is that the United States' law one of which frown the black ty. Not a rapping or speaking medium, and Ms triumphant Argonauts. The 'ee. She's called once, an done my from Mira-""bea- OFFICIAL CORRUPTION. protects seamen's wages from attach- -- of the Chateau d'lf, where u but an all around inspirational inter- surf which smites the smooth sands foot more good than aW the impreca- nails - ment for any debt. was imprisoned, and where the preter of the occult a species of mag- beneath our balcony repeats the refrain tions I've ever used!" Punch. Judge De Bolt, in discharging the In the action of A, W. Carter vs. ' of Monte Cristo is reported by y Count passed ooooooooooo,ooooooooooooooooooo Samuel Parker and others brought in .Alexander Dumas to have the Third Judicial Circuit at Kailua, years of his valuable time. 6 fourteen pop- & Kona, Mr. Wilder for the plaintiff, on Down through the myrtles and Friday, moved for a continuance when of the long drive, and up the shad- lars s, Henry E. Highton for the defendants of Long-champ- o t ed Grand Cours to the hill brought the motion to vacate the tem- and we are in front of the o porary injunction, which had been i Chateau D'eau, the most beautiful granted plaintiff some days ago. - 4 St . o the II "building I have ever seen, ine mree k . The motion for continuance was deniad parts are joined by collonades in the o by Judge Matthewman. shape of a crescent, and in the Doric o style of architecture. In the center, un- der a triumphal arch, a huge pile of o rocks is crowned, and surrounded, and o lusical Carnival filled up with marble Bulls and Tritons; o o and down these rocks there foams and by splashes and tumbles a glittering and o o copious cascade, when the uaie min- ing properties, in which I om inter- o PUPILS Of KIUI'S MUSIC SCHOOL ested, shall pay dividends. I intend to o o build a duplicate of the Chateau D'eau o o at Rancho La Vista, near San Berna- o rdinoone of the beauty spots of earth. o This Monday June 27, A o o near Marseilles to old Masselia, at the From o O from modern France to ancient Greece, o from broad streets to crowded alleys, ? Hawaiian Opera House crumbling, o from elegant edifices to Under th; patronacre of crooked rookeries, it is but a step. In o Ol Paris the old streets have been widened o I Princess Kawananakoa, Mrs. E. D. V j Tcnney, Mrs. A. G. If awes, Mr. E. S. and straightened, and, in some in- o OjCunha and Mrs. F. H. Ilumphris. stances almost obliterated by the Im- o provements which were aided by Napo- 9 Kaai'i Combined Classes of 60 Students leon the Third. In Marseilles, however, o O they have elected to leave the filthy old o o Zither Quintet, Banjo Trio, town undisturbed, and build the new KAWAIHAJ QUARTET, town alongside and outside of it. If o O you have a taste to know how the in o MR. LOT S. KAULUKOU habitants of the seaport cities of France O u lived half a century ago. if desire j 7 o A veritable Realm of Splendor. to investigate the Marseilles which jO o Charles Dickens described so vividly, j i Tickets row on sa'e at Wail, Nichols and which has linked its name to aj o Co. Prices "c, 50c. and 25c. --wild anth?m that is shouted wherever j O man has struggled for freedom I say o a- if you would know more of that Mar- o seilles, I must refer you to a guide o o cyclopedia. a Day "book or a I have neither o TIBETANS IN A MOUNTAIN FORT FIRING JIN GALS ON A DISTANT CAMP. o tho order a rig from cast-iro- n stomach, nor a gutta percha nose, nor entire confidence in the effica- o The jingals here shown are ol" two kinds, breech and muzzle loading. The breech-loade- r shown in the forejrronnd is in o Club I did iron-hoope- d muzzle-loader- s, The Stables cy of vaccination, and not remain o shape and finish not unlike the huge dyke-gun- s used bv the Highlanders at Culloden. The other two arc o Fort St. Phone Main 190. long enough in old Marseilles to be able 1. breech-loade- r is fitted with prongs stuck into the ground to to describe it further. o made probably in imitation of bamboo. The stand of the A o resist recoil. The nearest gunner is in the act of inserting the breech-piec- e, which contains the charge. The ball is placed o mil mm mm mn t! breech-piec- is applied. The h I denounce Toulon as a fraud. For o in the barrel just beyond the breech. Behind the handle of the e is the vent where the match o Fort St., Opposite Star Block. years and years I have read about the rear of the breech-piec- e is kept in position by the" iron wedge (shown hanging by a short chain) inserted into the horizontal Have your old SL'IT.S MADE TO o o press- "branded galley slave3 of Toulon. How on side of gun. in some of the weapons. Jingals are about eight feet LOOK LIKE NEW. Dyeing and slit the the Rough foresights and backsights occur ing. Tailoring. The renewing of aldies' 3 each of the desperate convicts who o o long and the balls weigh from one pound to threeand-a-hal- f pounds. specialty. very low. I comprise population Toulon was clothing a Prices the of o Phone White 230. chained to his fellow, and a brace were

is SUNDAY ADVERTISER, JUNE 26, 1904.

unday Advertiser . iL-.v- ICOMMERCIAL N o ' : : : EDITOR. o HALTER G. SMITH : a : BY DANIEL LOGAN. vL w u tJi en - O ! : : : : : JUNE z6' SUNDAY i ooooooooooooooooooooooooooo I If, as appears generally accepted. the stock market shouM be taken as the Jt t t : ( THE END OF THE WORLD. I .(urometer 01 tne r.naucia; situation, he week has closed wi.h an encouraging j symptom. There were ei;.;ht distinct transactions reported between boards near end of the world, on begs leave to announce the I A Hungarian "scientist" Saturday. While no appreciation of any, security is recorded and the deals are-bu- t through the war in the East, of certain ancient predictions. owing to the fulfilment, sn:.all ones, in view of the; frequent bink reports of the recent, past the mere-- ! often his findings have been reachec-tho- ugh It would be interesting to know how movement indicated by such ofseparate share-handlin- gs may be reeog-- since the world began. A certain type 1 the hypotheses were all different nized as one of those "small mercies" for which we are told we should be thank-- give the earth we live on a reasonable stability. of mind cannot bring itself to ful. There is a peg for comment in the largest of these deals namely. 100 Kihei. brink of doom. In all lands and all ages the It is ever seeing this globe on the (par value $50) at $5. With the actual status of Kihei in view, the price men have been in evidence; and much noise Mother Shiptons or the Father Mullers ! tioned is a mystery that, could it be solved, might go far toward clearing away they have made themselves Responsible for. and superstition jthe mists of a generally mysterious situation. Kihei's bonded indebtedness has- - A. D. Mother Shipton had prophesied that the end of the In the year 1000 i been wiped out and en the present crop of the plantation there is a clear profit brought about indirectly by means of Satan, who had been chain- world was to be of $6o4ooo. Why its stock should change hands at one-tent- h par value under-suc- h and was to be loosened when the thousand years were ed for a thousand years, Cunha's Russian Guests. be-mad- e Christ, circumstances is a riddle that, for the present, no attempt will here complete. His temporary triumph was to lead to the second coming of f . Time's Revenges. to interpret. Day Judgment and to the end of all things terrestrial. The anticipation the of - Suffice it to say, Kihei is but one item in a general condition of sugar phenomena, such as are occurring at all times, to I i hi X Why the Korea Stopped. . of these events caused natural securities about which the town is becoming more and more agitated. There is. Every meteorological and celestial phenomenon f . ; assume a more portentous aspect. Mynah Birds, murmuring, loud and widespread, in the community regarding that condition,, possible precursor of the coming catastrophe. A was anxiously watched as the "t" and is unsparing variously fixed upon supposed be responsible-thercfor- . ax . A Ninety Day Note, blame but those to for nine days, and every one began to ask, "Is I sif comet appeared and was visible 1 - One complaint is directed at the brokers. They are said to permit end?" A meteor was seen, which was described in the following graphic "t A Skipper's Cigars. this the s quotations of certain shares to go forth upon the Stock Exchange list at con- manner: . ? The Fumerole Scientist. siderably lower figures than such shares can be bought for. It is urged that "The heavens opened, and a kind of flaming torch fell upon the earth, leaving 0 - this practice has a depressing influence and that it might be avoided if the flash lightning. Its brightness :, . A Saddened Poet. behind a long track of light, like the path of a of " ' ' J'-3r- brokers acted .more in concert with each other, bimilar lack of fields, was so great that it frightened not only those who were in the but even between the banks is also a subject of complaint. The sentiment is expressed houses. As this opening in the sky slowly closed men that local bankers, as the real masters of the situation, are individually obeying those who were in the "Every dragon, whose feet were blue and whose head the maxim, man for himself and the devil take the hindmost." They saw with horror the figure of a niight if the3" would, it is contended, do much to ease the situation if thev only seemed to grow larger and larger." put their heads together to work out a definite plan for restoring confidence- - is Cunha, when he started up in Honolulu in the early eighties, set an excellent description was illustrated with a wonderful picture. There the ; and credit. This free lunch and in that way built up the "gentleman's trade" which has flourished as resemble the figure of a dragon, and lest un- PROTECTIVE MEASURE. meteor track arranged so to many years. One day, Russian ships Africa and Vestnik were resemblance, a dragon to match is set for so when the There was an in the San Francisco cablegram imaginative people should fail to see the Mr. Cunha was error of June 24, which stated! in port, with Alexieff and Avellan in command respectively, Alexander exter-y'-y ' beside the celestial apparition, and this creature is labelled for the benefit of the that Craw, the horticultural expert, was coming to Hawaii to waited upon by a Personage, then but no longer one of the dignitaries of the minafe the leaf hopper. Mr. Craw is not coming upon a temporary mission of inexperienced, "Serpent with the blue feet." the town. This gentleman was burdened by a great responsibility. He had been kind indicated, but. to take permanent employment in the entomological division: IV people were full of simple faith and superstition, as Mary In the days when finely entertained on board the Russian ships, with which he had official contact, of the Board of Agriculture and Forestry. Prof. R. C. L. Perkins, first assistant vL Proctor has pointed out, men believed that the deluges and conflagrations that entomologist, and one of the other assistants, are going over from the Territorial catas-troo- and he felt that it was his duty to give the Czar's officers the best the town for the regeneration of the world. After each h service to conduct the newly created department of entomology at the experi- took place were intended ! had in exchange. The Personage explained his preference for the free lunch ment station of the Hawaiian Planters' Association. Mr. Craw and the human race was supposed to be better, but gradually falling away from an assistant gave a variety of weil-cook- ed food than the menu he will personally select in California are to take the places thus uoirui.-tio- n. on the ground that it greater vacated by ProL ana T happy state it was overwhelmed with new disasters tnreaieneu t . t - i j. 1 : 1 . . Perkins and his this or any one 01r,itne men again mere was cnance 10 nave mixcu umitvsj assistant. Egyptians taught that in consequence of the gradually increasing noteis. ine Mr. Craw will take charge of the quarantine The served, a privilege unknown Honolulu's one cafe. Mr. Cunha was duly flat- horticultural work of the Board of each era the gods coma Dear it at of Agriculture and Forestry along with his lieutenant. For twelve years wickedness of men toward the termination letting past tered. He liked to see strangers made happy and he didn't mind the Mr. Craw has superintended quarantine the-Boa-rd longer, and a shock of the elements or a deluge was sent to overwhelm them, the of plants at San Francisco for no Russians have all they wanted to drink at the prevailing price. So he bustled of Agriculture of California. He is generally acknowledged to be without after which the groldenage was renewed on the earth. a superior for such service in the United States. Prof. Koebele, chief would be destroyed about and prepared a special table and a menu of nice things. There were oysters entomolo- 1 186 astrologers gravely announced that the world gist of the Hawaiian Government, has for years the-matte- r In in cloves, a Macedonian salad, fish au gratin, a little culinary symphony of consulted Mr. Craw in conjunction of all the planets. Some years later another alarm was raised, of introducing antidotes to insect pests and plant bliehts into these isl by the sweetbreads and mushrooms, caviare sandwiches, thin cuts of sausage de Lyons, and it was announced that Antichrist was born in Babylon, and, therefore, all ands. All of the consignments of such material sent here by Prof. Koebele-whil- e gave appalling pickled pears, chilled muskmelons, stuffed olives, candied persimmons, gor- - conducting his quests in North and South America have come through the human race would be destroyed. In 1532 Simon Goulart an Mr. Craw's hands. Assyria, "a mountain opened, and gonzola cheese and the usual odds and ends. Lcis were spread on the table and account of terrible sights seen in where To procure Mr. Craw's the-salar- y there were significant glasses to hold anything the Personage might order for his services it was necessary to offer him more than showed a scroll with letters of Greek, 'The end of the world is coming.' " But allotted to the position. It is here that the Hawaiian Planters' Association guests. Cunha was radiant when the Russians trooped in. Avellan and Alexieff the year passing in safety, a famous astrologer predicted it again in 1584, and showed its public spirit by undertaking to contribute the additional $2000 for ward-roo- m bringing their Admiral with them as well as the officers. Jokes making up Mr. Craw's salary. The engagement an" as-M- the people were so terrified that they sought for refuge in the churches. Some of such eminent specialist fell trippingly from his lips and he hovered about in his pongee suit set off by Craw for the service mentioned cannot fail to have a good effect upon Ha- people actually made their wills, seeming to forget the fact that this was a waiian agricultural a brilliant shirt and a blue necktie like a friendly bird of paradise. The lunch securities. There is no doubt at all that exaggerated reports, somewhat unnecessary performances if the end of the world was at hand. of the ravages of the leaf hopper have materially injured Hawaii main- began and went through courses before the Personage, despite the thirsty on the Stoffler, one of the most famous mathematicians of Europe in the sixteenth three land. While it is equally certain that the pest has done quite too much damage looks of the Czar's sea-dog- s, thought to order anything to drink. Then he ma its insidious introduction will prove century, predicted a universal deluge for 1524, which was to take place during not an unmixed evil since it has awakened? jestically summoned a waiter. "Bring us," he said, "a bottle a quart bottle the Government and the planters to the necessity of more strictly than ever the month of February, because Jupiter, Saturn and Mars were then together guarding Hawaii's shores from such visitations. through Europe, of your California claret, and say" lowering his voice "tell Cunha to charge . in the sign of Pisces. When these tidings were spread abroad see for luxurious REAL ESTATE. Africa many were filled with consternation, and in the maritime pro- it to me and I'll be around to him Saturday." And that Asia and Real estate men report deals in some choice for very little those who had more meal a dollar bottle of claret was all Cunha got a chance to sell and he had to residence property on the verge vinces of Germany people sold their lands to of closing. those-havin- "charge" it. It was then he put the broken slate up behind the bar which, it All of them insist upon it as necessary to transactions that sense and less credulity. Some built boats like arks, and a doctor of Toulouse property to sell must accept what they call "depression prices," as buyers is said, still decorates it. will "built a large ark for his family and friends. However, the month of February not look at anything held for anything approaching the valuations of 1899-190- 0 came and not a drop of rain fell, and the astrologers were very much puzzled. boom times. The rate of depreciation is placed at 40 to 50 per cent. For centrally Times change, don't they. It doesn't seem so long ago that Abram S. situated residence sites the rates are from five to ten cents a square foot. Cot- In the year 1773 it was reported that Lalande, one of the ablest mathema- Humphreys sat on the bench glowering down at Alfred S. Hart well and sternly tages of five or six rooms find tenants at from $25 to $30 a month, somewhat ticians of the day, had predicted the end of the world, as the result of a collision more ambitious houses from $30 to $43. ' denying appeals of Francis M. Hatch, Hartwell's lawyer, against a decision between the comet and the earth. No one can say how this statement nrose, the One of the latest suggestions heard is for the organization of a Real Estate '" but it excited great terror among those who were unable to distinguish between ordering the Nestor of the Bar into jail for contempt. And only last week this Exchange, for the listing of properties and equalizing of valuations. It is same Abram Stephanus was seen humbly entering the chambers where respectfully submitted, through this medium, for consideration bv fact and fiction. In 1832 it was anno-nc- ed that Biela's comet of 1826 would Justices real estate Hartwell and Hatch and his former bete noir Chief Justice Frear were sitting, agents to whom the idea may be new. As in the case of other securifies, large return that year, and that the path of the comet very nearly intersected the capitalists are being held accountable - to plead for the restoration of his right to practice law. Talk about time's for much of the existing depreciation. path of the earth. This suggested an approaching collision between the earth They are said to be all too eager in prosecuting foreclosures, and evincing a lack revenges ! They and the comet although nothing of the kind was implied, but nevertheless there say the erstwhile Circuit Judge is coming back into view a of public spirit in withholding even moral support from debtors in tight places, Changed Man. for causes are general, were many people who were filled with terror at the thought. In 1881, according Let Providence so order. In the meantime I am going to watch that whose chief assets consist in holdings of land. The carefully and see whether he carries out his public pledge, made while pleading precipitating of a great amount of both improved and unimproved real estate to another prophecy made by Mother Shipton, the world was to come to an end, on market, is pointed betore the Supreme Court against disbarment, money the it out, must greatly aggravate the general situation and but as the prophecy was n&t verified we must look for its fulfilment at a later to hand back that to old is likely to retract in the long run upon financiers might man Sumner. They say the who now, if they; date. As nothing of importance occurred in that year, a dismal report was cir- Sumner has come to need it. chose, check the battering process. . culated to the effect that the comet of 1843, which was supposed to have re- NOTES IN GENERAL I heard the other day how the Korea came to stop. Mrs. Schwerin, wife turned in 18S0, would come back again in 1897, and bring about the end of the A new arrangement for the financing of Olaa Sugar Co. will of the General Manager of the Pacific ,Mail was here and wanted to return home be consunr world. Some believe that the world will come to an end in 2000, A. D., which, mated within a few days. Kamalo Sugar Co.'s estate on Molokai will be sold in the big ship. She heard the order sending the Korea by with consternation. at auction, for benefit of all is according to them, will make 6,000 years from the creation; followed by 1,000 the concerned, on October 24. It well adapted for But cabled protests didn't avail the Korea couldn't stop. But ranching purposes. The Territory is saved the necessity of issuing any years of millennial Sabbath. madame was a more v woman of resource. "Very well," she cabled, "then the children and I shall go of the 4 per cent, fire claims bonds, owing to the receipt of $11,589.83 from the In reality, as we know nothing of the origin of the earth so we know noth- Federal Treasury to refund interest paid bv Hawaii on the to Japan on a long visit." - The Korea stopped. nublic debt assnm ing of the end of the world and when science teaches us that other" worlds than by the United States at annexation. Plans for the new Immigration Station have been approved at Washington and the work will shortly ours are passing out of existence, yet others are taking their place, so men The mynah birds said plentiful on proceed. This with the are to be the other side of this island, early prospect ot building operations for the Army Post at Kahauiki will hrinn- - may rest content in the idea that life eternal is universal. Rather this say than to although doubt on that point is expressed by some. Apropos of a letter in yes- considerable Federal money into circulation. It is urged on all sides that our with the poet: terday's Advertiser I think I can safely say, in response to one of its suggestions, commercial bodies should leave nothing undone which would tend to induce Oh star-eye-d Science, hast thou wandered that the English sparrow has got the better of the myna"h bird in town. That the next Congress to make provision for going ahead with the improvement of signs - r ean ana tne estaonsnment ot tne Jong-talked-- of Through the of heaven, sparrow- makes all towns his own, but happily he does not care much for the riaroor naval station there . ' To waft us home the message of despair? country'- - In the Eastern cities he has driven out all other birds, and even a crow has to fly high to escape his torment. Here the mynah made a hard fight j 6 - WEAK E STRENGTH IS NEEDED. 6 ON THE PACIFIC LINERS but he is gradually being expelled and may now be found at altitudes of 3000 feet f oo-oo-oo-oo-o-oo- o ooooooo-ooo-o-o-- o o Jack London is right in saying that Russia, by reasop of greater resources and more. He goes higher on the other islands. As a rock-nestin- g bird the 0-- 0 and better credit in the money markets of the world has, per se, more staying mongoose preys upon him though there are precipitous places that still give the Some disagreeable things take place at sea because captains fail to maintain dicipline power in war than Japan; but the inference he draws from these facts is not mynah an asylum. among passengers as well as crew. I sailed on a ship once where the millionaires state-room- altogether convincing. The power of Russia to levy war against a people 5000 who occupied the s on the boat deck miles and more distant from the Czar's base, is not measured by the mass of her Several months ago a Chinese restaurant keeper had a white patron and both were kept awake till all hours by larkey young people, who romped about the deck came to be on quite friendly all night material resources or the bulk of her credit, but by the extent to which she can terms. One day the Chinese, during the course of a under their cabin windows. The captain was too weak and good-humor- ed bring her strength to bear against the enemy. At the time of the American conversation, ascertained that his patron had considerable cash, in which the res- to check them. revolution, staying power, in the sense that Mr. London uses it, was all on the taurateur was much in need. Cunningly he led up to his desire, which was for Probably some of the most unconventional things take place on the Pacific side of Great Britain.. The latter had material resources and monetary credit $30. He needed it very much and just then was short of funds, but would be liners. The captains do not discipline their passengers so rigidly as they do on allright financially far in excess of those of her North American Colonies but she was 3000 miles the next week. The patron complied, but asked for a note the Atlantic. For example, I remember once a steamship touched at Honolulu of hand. The Chinaman acquiesced business-lik- e on her way to away from the point where she must fight and transportation was slow and in- to this arrangement, remarking, Australia or to 'The Colonies," as they say there The first-cla- ss ' state-room- s opened 011 secure. Had England been as near Massachusetts and Virginia as she is to Al lite, I give you note, pay you in ninety day, eh ? Sure I pay ninety day." the main cabin in the good wav. A number The patron ui respectaoie uritisn ana colonial burghers en route from England ome had she would govern all North America today; but the ocean went away satisfied. Two or three days later he was overtaken by . to Ireland, that rolled cu.cu lur me mgnr. w nen tne steamer made fast a malady sick-be- d to her pier, a merry band of . fight a losing which laid him on a for four months. Being out of work for between made her cause. JlonoIuJoos, armed with guitars, mandolins, and taropatches, invaded the ship. Russia is in a worse plight than England was. She is depending, for her four months left his purse somewhat flat. He bethought him of the note, and Une of their number was sailincr for the SnmV. a ua , went to see mm on. ihey saw him cff. communication with Manchuria, upon a single track railroad, 5000 miles long the restaurant man. The Chinese gravely scanned the note, puckered They saw him off until the ship sailed, which was-abou- t two oclock the state-roo- m food-carryi- ng in morning. .and subject to accidents of war. The capacity of this road, stretch- his forehead, and then blandly remarked : "O, this note no good now. You see, Occasionally a door would open and a severe British nose would protrude. Then the it say I pay in ninety day. You no come in ninety day, good." p11. nose would disappear. That ed to its uttermost, enables her to bring to bear an army of about 200,000 men 'round no With was Probably these worthy people believed that he tore up is that the natives of Hawaii were and no more. At the point of contact with the enemy, therefore, Russia is a the note. The astonished patron still looking for his money. iunatics, and that th.1.3 particular lot of them were dangerous and had better not third-rat- e power, else she may be home; while Japan, be disturbed. whatever at being within "Oh, always I have cigars when I arrive in port after a long voyage, and At another time on a Pacific liner, there was a vulgar little cockney a few hundred miles of her base, having practical command of the sea ,and I from don't put in much of a stock when I start, either," said the captain of a deep-se- a London, accompanied by his vulgar little cockney wife. He was said to be a being able to draw men from a population of 47,000.000 is clearly a first-cla- ss ship the other day. a heavy cigar smoker, when millionaire, and, oddly enough, a dealer in knick-knack- s. Fancy making a "I'm I'm ashore, but at sea kruck-knack- million power. And the history of the war, so far as it has gone, shows that she is selling s. He red-face- d I seldom smoke, and when I do I use a pipe, and a corncob at that. I was a little vulgarian, and dropped his h's conducting herself as a first-cla- ss power and that Russia is doing no don't get a.l over the deck. But one night some of the men more than any enjoyment out of a cigar at sea, unless of course I smoke in the cabin. at the millionaire's table thought a power of the third rank could do in Europe. it. would be funny to give his wife too much champagne, of which she was in- The ocean wind always blows the smoke out of a cigar, burns it out badly and ordinately tend As a result she got tipsy, As to credit it must be admitted that if Japanese victories go on, the ability and shouted and sang till all the even if it's a fine cigar I don't get the real flavor of it." ladies, scandalized, left the dining-saloo- n. So did the husband. Then, encouraged of Russia to borrow money will decrease while that of Japan will be augmented by her table Visit almost any captain of a vessel when he arrives in port and he always companions, she mounted the table, began cutting pigeon-wing- s, and interest going up in the one case and down in the other. It cannot be long, wound up with a frantic cancan, to as passes a box of perfectos around. It is a fact that few captains smoke cigars the great delectation of the "gentlemen" at things are proceeding, before Japan will have forced the Russians out of Man- table and the grinning stewards. at sea, preferring a pipe. Some do not smoke at sea at all, believing they I had churia, whereupon she may fortify herself there and bring China into an that hitherto felt a contemptuous dislike for the husband, but that night, alliance should keep their nerves in condition without trying nicotine on when 1 saw his sober, wretched face as to help bear the expenses of defending that part of the Chinese empire. them. he slunk around the dark deck, occasion- Then ally peering through the cabin skylight at the upturned face can Russia do with Great Britain in the way of her my of his drunken wife, what making military and The gods forfend us from tourists of the scientific sharp type Doctor contemptuous dislike was turned into rnntcmntnnMc tv rr-,- t naval alliances? Kuntze exemplifies. Something ought to be inserted under the malicious mischief section Ir the of the penal code to fit the case of anyone who dared to call our "greatest volcano milkman's conscience could be reached bv cribes. this from the San Fran If Perdicaris should happen this way to lecture on his Morocco cisco Areonaut ouerht tn hfTr. him rxA experience on earth" a "fumerole." Doctor Kuntze, not content with that libel, before One day last summer, Wayne enter-tam- and get hold of the final report of the Territorial grand juo' presented on Satur- leaving MacVeagh. the lawver and diplomat, ed stigmatized us islanders as robbers. He made a desperate fight, at the a lot ot poor children on his stock farm day, the array of Oriental banditti therein listed would be apt to make him keep near Philadelphia, and gave eacri point of his departure, to do up his landlady and added affront to attempted in- 01 them among other things, a glass of milk from a prize in of nights unless he employed a strong blyguard. cow. jury by miscalling her a "robber" because she insisted on his paying the agreed How do you like it?" he asked when thev had finished. "Gee! Fine," i . : j;nr " nen a pr a Ur. 7.i.,i .. . price for a room. The in this respect iiii.r iciiuw. ' " uu.jv, Jii , 1 Wl-Ui- i.t tJUl iKmart Russian General in his doctor's antics make a good story. ouuiu A pi.ture of a national uniform is going round-labele- the d When he engaged the room in a downtown lodging house he asreed to th Gen. Kuroki. A local paper lately printed it. Invention has had much to rate of three dollars a w eek. Paying $5 on j portraiture of this war, but it account in advance he wrote a receipt Rud do with the takes great oiph Eickemeyer. Jr., was hav-stac- k. risks when dealing 1 1 out in a field. near a with hi3 with 'l - 6 IOrmamy Dy c- celebrities like Kuroki and Togo. :,mi CCmP1,fa 51gmnsr the PaPer- - - en John Kendrick Bangs happened along and asked him in surprise, On uikmg the document as signed,,)he proceeded -r--- to write an elaborate contract v'hat there was there worth photographing. "Just you come over h ere and look i at Hughes, vxci me j 01 tne receipt, tie was intormea ne rmgnt write anything he pleased the reflection on my ground sda;s and you will see!' responded Eickemever. John A. one of the orators of the wun arti-ti- c Fourh may be counted on to but it would make no difference in the agreed terms. such fervor that Banes venturer! nvpr nnrl nut liic rl nrtApr th pay something worth going out c:i a warm cloth. "Ah. now- - I !" day to hear, see said Mr. Eangs gravely; "the hay-stac- k is standing (Continued on Page 7.) upside down!" Camera. .4 - - SUNDAY ADVERTISER, JUNE 26, . 1904. 5 - l mm ,,. that this contrivance is all that I claim P O Oh, had I but spent the days of my 1" - . 7 ' O youth in a strenuous erymnasium! Had I AS TO THE HAWKINS I but been endowed with muscle beyond o the dreams of Eugene Sandow, and been o expert HYDRO-VAPO- R o in boxing and wrestling and in o LIFT the breaking of bones, as are the Japan- o o ese ! It By Edgar Franklin. o Then I could have fallen upon Haw- makes things pleasant o o kins from the rear and tied him into SOMETHING NEW IN ELEVATORS, WITH A PRAC- knots, and even dismembered him if o necessary escaped. for the cook when TICAL DEMONSTRATION OF WHAT MIGHT BE o and you o o But things are wnat they are, and o , EXPECTED AND MORE IN THEIR ADAPTA- Hawkins is more than a match for me; BILITY TO BUSINESS NEEDS. o so he banged the door angrily and order . . . o grasped the lever. ".Now, observe with great care the I may have mentioned that it was the sole furnishing of the car. superbly gentle motion with which she customary for Hawkins and myself' to 'WW, you ve seen a nydraulic ele rises, he instructed me. vator t Hawkins began. "You know-- I prepared for that familiar headgoing- - travel down-tow- n together on the ele- how they work a big steel shaft pushes j - staying - below vated six days in the week. up the car from underaeatn, so that sensation arid gritted my teeth. So far as that goes, we still do so; for when it is in operation the car is simply Hawkins pulled at the lever. The it has come over me recently that any a box standing on the end of a Dole. 'Hydro- -Vapor Lift quivered for an in- - which rises or sinks, as operator Then it ascended the shaft -- and attempt to dodge the demoniac inven- the stant wills. i very gently and .pleasantly. tions of Hawkins is about as thankless I believe so," I assented. "I think "There! I suppose 3'ou've trembled and hopeless a task as seeking to avoid it s time now for me to be go- until your collar-butto- ns have worked tl-- "That principle is fallacious!" loose ?" Hawkins said contemptuously, the setting of e sun. the in exclaimed. on me. mornings, ventor "Consider what it turning For two or three however, would mean here a steel shaft sixteen "Not quite that," I murmured. I ad been leaving the house some ten stories high, weighing tons and tonsi'' "Well, you may as well stop. In a or fifteen minutes earlier than usual. "Well!" moment or two we shall have reached . --Li. JLivLJ yLLiL fl There had lately appeared the old un- "Well, sir, I have reversed that idi-- 1 the top floor; and there, if you like, you - can get eye; and if otic idea!" Hawkins announced trium- out and climb down sixteen canny light in Hawkins' phantly. "I have had a hole dug six-- flight of stairs." trouble were impending, it was my fond, teen stories deep, and put the steel shaft "Thank you," I said sincerely, The brand foolish hope to be out of its way until down into it!" "This, of course, is only the slow "Herald" mikes It was about what one might have speed," Hawkins continued. "We can pure, white, close-grain- ed and such time, at least, as the police or the ' I expected from Hawkins; but despite my increase it with the merest touch, Sold by All Grocers coroner should call me up on the tele- perfect bread. long acquaintance w ith his bizarre men- - j Watch." phone to identify all that was mortal of tal machinery, I gasped in amazement.) "Wait! I like it better slow!" I pro-- : Hawkins. "Now, then," pursued the inventor, tested. '4 Three days then, my strategy had "I have had a steel tube made, a little "Oh, I'll slacken down again in a you moment." been crowned with success, I had elud- longer than the shaft, understand." "What ! Even longer than sixteen Hawkins gave a mighty push to the ed Hawkins and ridden down alone, the stories?" ! controlling apparatus. A charge of dy-- WATERHOUSE & WALKER, serene enjoyment of my paper unpunc-tuate- d "Of course. The tube fits the shaft namite seemed to have been exploded by dissertations upon the prac- exactly, just as an engine cylinder fits beneath the Hydro-Vap- or Lift! Agents, ticability of condensing the clouds for the plunger. The elevator stands upon Up we shot! I watched the freshly the upper end of the tube. We let steam painted numbers between floors as they commercial purposes, or the utilization into the tube by operating this lever, whizzed by us with shuddering appre- - of atmospheric nitrogen in the manu- wnich controls my patent reversiDie hension: 9 10 11 12 facture of predigested breakfast food. steam-releas- e. What happens ? Why, ; "We're going too fast !" I cried, - J But upon the fourth morning a fuse the tube is forced upward and the ele- Hawkins, I think, was about to laugh vator rises. 1 let out some 01 the steam derisively. His head had turned to me, blew out under the car before we left and the tube sinks down into the and his lips had curled slightly when us, and hidden by the roof of the car, Hawkins bent over the plate as much and other refuse packing materials pro-t- o the station: and as I sat there fussing ground! That iron plate which you see the Hydro-Vap- or Lift stopped with such some one shouted : hide the concern which appeared up-- truded into the shaft where once had about the delay, in walked Hawkins. is the manhole cover of the tube, as it tremendous suddenness that we almost "Hallo! Phwat is it?" on his face as for any other reason, I been the Hawkins Hydro-Vap- or Lift, He was beaming and cheerful, but the were it corresponds, of course, to the flew up against the roof of the car. "Hallo!" I returned. think. That fact, I suppose, saved us from eter- - cylinder-hea- d engine." "Air ye in the said the voice. in- on an That was the law of inertia at work. box?" He arose rather suddenly, for a cloud nal smash, glitter in his eye had grown more ' ! ! ' As the novelists put it, I stood aghast. Then we descended to the floor with a "Yes Get an ax of steam saluted him from a new spot. At any rate, I realized after a time tense. It overwhelmed me utterly the idea crash that seemed calculated to loosen "Phwat?" "Well," he said, "she's leaking a that my life had been spared, and at "An repeated. ."Ah, Griggs," he cxelaimed, I've that in a great, sane city like New York it. That was the law of gravitation. ax!" I Get an ax and trifle." , once sat up on the cement flooring of the missed you lately. 1 an irresponsible maniac could be per-- I presume that Hawkins figured with- - chop out the roof of this beastly thing "But why?" 'cellar. " steam-tigh- t, so that we can climb and pil-a- nd , out, "The plate isn't of course; Hawkins was standing by a steel I hope you haven t lost weight over T a office building and then was the first to sh up For a t5me Hawkins clapped a hand over my the engineer's sending us more pres- - lar, smiling blankly. Steam, by the cubic fill up that hole with a shaft and a my head revolved too rapidly for any-- mojith, and his scowl was sinister. sure." mile I think, was pouring from the floor- - very : no. I ve been busy - or whirl-regard- 'ell, tube sucn as Hawkins had just describ- thing like coherent perception. Then, "Haven't you a grain of sense left?" 'His composure had returned, and he ing of the Hydro-Vap- Lift and ed busy. . ed ' as the stars began to fade away. I saw he hissed. me with such contemptuous ing up the shaft. "Rush of business?" "And the people who own this place we were stuck fast between floors; "Yes, of course I have. That's why I eyes that I could find no answer. j struggled my feet that " I to and tried to "Urn ah yes. Griggs!" did they allow you to do it, or have and before my eyes large and promi-yo- u want an ax to But Hawkins' contempt couldn't shut walk and succeeded, very much to nvjt, ! It was coming been chloroforming the watchman nent in the newness of its paint Ioom-an- d "Tell that crazy engineer I want more off the steam. It blew out harder and own astonishment. Shaken nd bruised 1 hurriedly, "Hawkins," said "have working at night?" I inquired. ed up the number 13. steam!" bawled Hawkins drowning my harder from the leaky spots. The little and half dead from the shock" I certainly you followed this matter of the Panama "Don't be absurd, Griggs," said Haw-- It looked ominous, voice. car began to fill, and the temperature was, but I could still travel., Canal ?" kins. "I pay a big rent here. The own- - "We We seem to have stopped," I xso no ax. I ell him I want more rose steadily. j I picked up my coat and turned to . Hawkins stared hard at me for a mo- ers were very nice about it." said. steam, and I want it quick! He's got From a comfortable warmth it in- - Hawkins, 1 push, ment;; then gave him another must" exceedingly ; "Yes," snapped Hawkins. so little pressure that we're stuck!" creased to an uncomfortable warmth; "I I think I'll go home," he said wal- Thev have been so and he toppled into the canal and I thought; nice to the point of imbecil-- . ' "What was it? Do you suppose any-it- v. We heard the echo of departing foot- then to a positively intolerable, reeking, weakly. "I'm not well, Griggs." lowed about in its waters until the ride Had they known Hawkins as I thing was sticking out into the shaft? steps. wet heat. We ascended a winding stair and pass- - was over. know him, thev would joyfully have Has can it be possible that there is "Now, you'd have maae a nice mud- I removed my coat, and a little later ed through a door at the top, and instead Unhappily, my own place of business handed back his lease, given him a. sub-- anything like a mechanical error in your dle, wouldn't jou ?" snarled the inventor. my vest. - Hawkins did likew ise. We of reaching the annex we stepped into is located farther down upon the same stantial cash bonus to boot, and even Hydro-Vap- or Lift?" "We'd have made a nice sight clamber- both found some difficulty in breathing, the lower hall of the Blank Building it-- street with the Blank Building, where ing out through a hole in the top of this The steam grew thicker, the car hot-- self, have thrown in a Cook's , "No! It's that iool of an engineer!" has had offices. There : Hawkins or Tour ticket to Timbuctoo before they "What !" I exclaimed. "Do you car!" tcr. Perspiration was oozing from every j The place was full of steam. People was no w ay of avoiding it I was forced him to embark on the project, blame him?" "There are times," I said, "when ap- pore in my body. Sparkling little rivu- - vvere tearing around and yelling "Fire!" allowed - to walk with him. It would have been a low sort of trick ' Certainly. pearance don't count for much." lets coursed down Hawkins' coun- at the top of their lungs. Women were But the suppressed enthusiasm in upon Timbuctoo, 'but it would have "But how was it his fault?" "Well, this isn't one of them," re- tenance. I screaming. Clerks were racing back and Hawkins oidn't come out, and I left saved them money and trouble. "Oh you see bah !" said the inven- joined the inventor sourly. "Hawkins," I said, "if you'd called forth with big books, rather more easy. Whatever it was, I "Well," Hawkins said sharply, break- tor, turning rather red. "You wouldn't I did not reply. There was nothing this thing the Hydro-Vap- or Bath in-- j Older men appeared here and there, fancied that he had left the material stand understand were to explain the that occurred to me that wouldn't have stead of Lift " ! hurriedly making their exit with cash many ing in upon my reverie. "Don't il l part of it at home, and home lay there mooning. Did you ever see any- whole thing, Griggs." offended Hawkins, so I kept silence. "Don't be witty," Hawkins said coldly, boxes and bundles of documents. There tip-tow- n. 1 blocks was safe. thing like it before?" "But I shou'cl like tc know Hawkins." We stood there for a period of min- "Never mind. It may be a bit unreli- - was an exodus to jig-tim- e going on in "Good-by,- " 1 smiled when we reached Hydro-Vap- or Lift seemed able as an elevator, you can let it Unce. w hen 1 was a child, 1 con- - j "Why?". utes, but the but the Blank Building. his entrance. fessed, "I fell while climbing a flagpole, "I want 4.0 write a little account of disinclined to move either up or down. out for steam-bath- s fifty cents a ticket, Above it all. a certain man, his face responded. up what-- . "Not much." Hawkins and that night I dreamed " i the why and the wherefore, so that they Once or twice Hawkins gave a push you know, until you've made convulsed w ith anger, shouted at the in." ! his lever; but tnat part of the appa- ever the thing cost." J 0Come " "Bah Come along and watch her can find it in case anything happens at crowd that there was no danger no fire. "But, my dear fellow work." to us." ratus eemed nermanently to have re- Bzzzzzzzzzz! said the steam. ' Hawkins shrank as his eyes fell upon his "You come," commanded the inventor. "No!" I protested. "Oh, no!" Hawkins turned away loftily. tired from active business. 1 m going to-- snout tor tnat ax again, personage. "There's something in here I want you Good Lord, why not?" cried Haw "We'll have to get out of "this," he "Shall we move soon?" I inquired, I said determinedly. "Ten minutes more "Lord!! That's one of the owners !" he to see." when the stillness became oppressive. of this and we'll be cooked alive !" said. "I'm going!" kins. said. " He led me in and past the line of "My wife," I murmured. "She can- He pulled at his lever with a confi- "Present!'," growled Hawkins. "Now began the inventor. We, too, made for the door, and had elevators. not snare me. Hawkins not vet." dent smile. The Hvdro-Vap- or Lift did Another pause ,and I hazarded again: "Hawkins, I decline to be converted almost attained it when a heavy hand So we were not going up to his offi- "Why, there isn't the slightest element not budge the fraction of an inch, "Isn't it growing warm?" into stew simply to save your vanity. fell upon the shoulder of Hawkins. ! " -- ces We seemed to be heading for the of danger," the inventor argued. "Sure- - Then he pushed it back and forward "I don't feel it." He ) "You're the man I'm looking for!" cigar booth, and for a moment I fancied ly, Griggs, even you must be able to again. And still the inexorable 13 stood "Well, it is! Ah! The heat is com- "Hey!" shouted Hawkins, dancing said the hard, angry tones of the pro-aw- ay that Hawkins had discovered a new before us. ing from that plate!" I exclaimed, as from his lever into a corner of the prietor. "You come back with me! D'ye craso, that. , Can't vou . see that that is. brand and was going to treat me; dui .. f f Hvdro.Vaoor "Confound that er engineer it dawned upon me that the big iron car and regarding the iron plate with know what you've done? Hey? D'ye to a ) he piloted me farther, door, anaLjft? There are nQ cables tQ break! growled the inventor. thing was radiating warm waves through round eyes. , know that you've ruined that elevator, pas.-e-u . Hydro-Vapo- opened it ana we impugn. the great feature. This car may Ju-- : the Hydro-Vap- or Lift m- - the stuffy little car. "Your r "What is it now?" I asked breathless-- , shaft? D'ye know that a thousand- - we were. The That's rien Then I perceived where be loaded witn ton after ton; hvt if dulged 111 a series of convulsive shud- - Lift will be pleasant to ride in when the iy. pound casting dropped on our roof and jblank Building people had been con- she's overloaded, she simply stops. There ders. It was too much for my nerves, thermometer runs up in 'August, won't A queer, roaring noise was coming smashed it and wrecked two offices? Oh, to immense wire-rop- Hydro-Vap- or af-- tight-fa- ir structing an addition their are no risky es to snap and let I felt certain that in another second we it?" from somewhere. The you won't slip out like that." He freshly blood-curdlin- g stack of offices; we stood in the down the whole affair." were to droo. and I shouted lustily: Hawkins did not begin to reply, and executed a series of ened his grip on Hawkins' shoulder, completed and wholly unoccupied an- "I know, but there are no wire ropes "Help! Help! Help!" I fell to examininsr the plate. shakes. From the edges of the plate "You've got a little settling to do with nex. to hold her up. either, and " "Shut up!" cried Hawkins. "Do you "Look," I said "isn't that steam?" the steam hissed spitefully and with new me, Mr- - Hawkins. And I want that man "There, sir!" said Hawkins, extend- Hawkins snorted angrily. Then he want to get the workmen here and have "Isn't what steam?" vigor. j who was with you, too, for " ing his forefinger. "What do you see, grabbed me bodily and forced me along them see that something's wrong?" "Down there," I replied, pointing to "That that jackass of an engineer!") That meant me! A swirl of steam ins toward the door of his Hydro-Vap- or I affirmed that intention with unprint- - the plate. sputtered. "He's sending too veloping my person, I disappeared, Lift. able force. A fine jet of vapor was curling from much steam !" j For my only course had seemed to fold ds a new tUed on-loa- of kindling wood, "Actually, you do make me tired," "Well, I don't !"' said the inventor. one point at its edge a thin spout of For a moment I didn't quite catch the my tents like the Arabs and as silently brand-ne- w elevators," floor, and six I he said. "You seem to think that every- "Why, Griggs I'm figuring on equip- hot steam! significance; then I faltered with sudden steal away; only I am certain that no replied. body is conspiring to take your wretched ping this building with my lift in a "That's nothing:," said Hawkins. weakness: J Arab ever did it with greater expedition "Oh, hang those things! Look little life!" couple of months;" "Little leak nothing- more." "Hawkins, you said that this plate cor-- j and less ostentation than I used on that where I'm pointing!" "But what have vou against me?" I "Are are they going to allow that "But there's another now!" responded to the cylinder-hea- d of an en- - particular occasion. "Ah! Somebody's left a packing-bo- x asked mourn fully. "Why not let me I gasped. "Positively. Griees, I think you have gine ? Then the tube beneath us is lull in one of the elevator-shaft- s, eh?" experimenting alone?" "Why, nothing's settled as yet; but it the most active imagination I ever knew of steam?" else, out and do your " Certainly, more than anything knows why do- - is understood if this experimental in an otherwise "Yes, yes!" & Co., Ltd. "Because Lord I'm that uneasily. Holstead that was what it resembled. . "Use votir eves." I said "And if we get too much steam as appeared to be At the first srlance it warrant it I'm bound to convince you But my cry had summoned aid. Above j "There's another and stnl another. we seem to be getting it will the plate nothing more than a crude wooden case blow off?" arw-m- t the size of an elevator car, stand o "Yes no yes no. of course not," AJSTD ing in one of the shafts and contrasting O ...... ,7 answered Hawkins faintly. "It's bolted STOCK unpleasantly with the other new, shin- - ; i o down with " ing. polished cars. "But if it should," I said, dashing the o BOND i- "Packing ugh !" snapped the lnyen-- j O streaming perspiration from my eyes for i tor. "Do you" know what that.is?" jQ Vi - o another look at the accursed plate. "You turned down my first guess," I j o "If it should," the inventor admitted, sugcested humbly. i y "we'd either go up to Heaven on it, or "Grigps. what appears to you as a q o we'd stav here and drop!' packing-bo- x is nothing more nor less o "Help!" I screamed. ! -- -j Look out! Hug the wall!" 1 mail Hie iiit aim o "Look out! t Vapor Lift." O Hawkins shrieked."' LOANS NEGOTIATED 1 ' "The which r o A mighty spasm shook the Hydro-Vap- or I Hydro-Vap- or o "The Hawkins - o Lift. I fell flat and rolled in- Members Honolulu Stock tni f f Lift!" o stinctively to one side. Then, ere my i ' "Hydro-Vapor- ?" murmured. o Bond Exchange. I o bewildered senses could grasp what was M "Whatever is that? Steam?" by a ter- - o occurring, my ears were split "Certainly." o . if- rific roar. If is English for o "And lift, I presume, o The roof of the car disappeared as if Porto Rican Cigars l elevator?" o by magic, and through the opening shot words are synonymous, stud o 1 "The o that huge, round plate of iron, seeming'y BRANDS: Hawkins coldly. o wafted upon a c'oud of dense white vap- if-- why the dickens didn't you ; o i 1 "Then ' or. Then the steam obscured all ehe, La Escuria and call it a steam elevator and be done o and I that we were failincr. sufficiently- - com-- o fe't ...;, 1L - W'ocn't-. tViat- - - : - Oil Government Plantation llll ' ' '' W-- ;i-4- . I o Yes. for an instant the car seemed plicated ?" o Jt5? to shudder uncertainly then she drop- Per 100, 14.00, $5.50 and $7.00. "Oh. Griarsrs. vou never seem able to ! O o ped K Most Elegant Smoke! A Superior understand! Now, a steam elevator I can hardly say more of our descent Hy-- o Cigar! so called is an old proposition. A q from the fatal thirteenth story. In one rn-Vj- nnr Titr ,s entirely new ana,1 o second not more. I am certain twelve ! o sounds distinctive!" pot of licht. representing twelve floors, LEWIS & CO., LTD. - i o "Yes, it sounds queer enough," I ad- o whizzed past us. 169 KING STREET. mitted. o o I recall a very definite impression that 240 2 Telehones 24a "Just examine it. said the inventor the Blank Buildinsr was making an out- - . - -- K o ' . . - . I - joyously, leading me to the box. , . t a. f y v . .. - -- .'t'h nntrirrl trAm o ' raucous 11 ii n.i.iit There was not much to be examined. o o York: and I wondered how the occu-- 1 Jean Girardy Says. Four walls, a ceiling and a floor all of o pants were goine to return and whether Of all the tjiano-nlayer- s, the undressed wood that was about the o they would sue the building people for Pianola is unquestionably the best. extent of the affair; but in the center o o detention from busine'. It plays like an Ttist an-- the mani- of the floor lay a great circular iron Vint iust as I was debating- this inter pulation is fo simple." fes- o plate, some two feet across and ? o esting point, earthly concerns seemed to ; Sold for cash or on Installments by tooned near the edsre with a circle pf i Co-Fo- rt o cease. ' Bergstrom Music highly unornamental iron bolt heads. FIXING A CONTACT MINE. o In the cellar of the Blank Building Street. Beside the plate, a lever rising per- 6 annex a pile of excelsior and bagging', pendicularly from the floor constituted r 6 SUNDAY ADVERTISER, JUNE 26, 1904.

danced the hours away. Their mode of dancing was most peculiar. Many CAME TO HAWAI! couples stood up on the floor at one Ti 9 WHEN THE MARTIANS time. Each man grasped a woman Varicocele, of Manly Power Are Quickly and Forever Cured by the O around the waist and held her very Impotency and Waste BY ANNETTE R. LOHRY. closely to him, and thus they whirled Grand Product of Nature, Dr. McLaughlin's Electrie Belt. Send for the Free Book.,, dizzily round and round the room, keep- ing time to music." Ha- lati- Bag-o-Wynd- e, "who was of pure "And called they this "work pleasure? In the year A. D. 3004, between ac- ancestry, in a fragmentary ! w ho hire menials to 18 cleg. min. and 22 deg. 15 waiian Zounds We exert tude 54 count, laments the advent of the "haole, themselves thus and amuse us with the mm. north and 154 eg. 50 min. and mA rlif-rilir-- -; them as swarming to the rhythm of the dance, how strange it huge , and as having 160 deg. 30 min. W. longitude, a js;amj in great numbers seems." . - undoing 01 people bat-lik- e appa rition was to be seen hov- wrought the "In a little pavilion on this roof gar- 01 as eating nuu uic wi Bag-o-Wyn- ering about in the heavens. i., sneaks them den." continued "a com- t land holdings.' and as having dispos musicians, all clad in white rai- story long, this was none other j crops. pany of a short sessed the natives ot their .Later ment, were gathered about a man who Mars, j and forks, corsets than an air ship from the planet c states that knives must have been their leader. He held ! undoing 01 m were three len more and fire water proved the gyziPr - .Situ 4 and its passengers tne a small wand aloft. The notes of music vsst ! ponle. It seems thev tell under less wise. The man who was steer were transfixed in the air. They were or nf-- rnnme HKe leaves in auimuu. x in. .,,t i j particular moment was one - - carei".r. COHCCl'nt..j " ins at this Martian society lor Scientific Research our Museum, where they can be seen o. watched decided tter-G- He guided and (0f which I am President) has time. These people believed!c"they wrapped m this 'haole was a bug or beetle 01 VY hile his companions were that . . r . n the ony pebb,es on the beach that meditation-f- or- the Martians slumber is to say, they believed that their little x 'sTr . - sTmrobe" foot-ba- 1 were ll was" the only one in the system IV' not, neither do they sleep. hey 4.Ag tQ their religjonj what evidences junketing tour in that was inhabited." out for an afternoon fomifj thev?" "Conceit, friend Bag-o-Vynd- Letter-G- o arous- - evidences are a little mixed. GuIl-i-Bul- the planetary system ''The "Aye, good ." seem oeyono. tne mmuuw ui mi one 01 coniiaiiijiis, who was it would "And who was the ruler of this inter- Hi ni doubt that they were idolators, from I esting land?" named Bag-o- - ynde, with he act that jn front of an imposing in the watery ex- - young "A woman, whose name we have not "What ho! I see tempie th.ere was unearthed a able learn exactly." a been to -- panse below on the planet earth, little man in an attitude of worship before "A woman?" of a god The figure SuBDonoorv Tor Woak Mon I wot not of.' , magnificent statue "Aye. and fair and lovely, and it fol- - Jeotrlo snecks that ,roncrht of mire cold. This Electric Suspensory carries the current direct to the weak parts and cures all weakness Letter-Go- Hag-- -- ows must ."Say you so, " said - h her rulmg of W has been men, varicocele, etc. It is free. It develops and expands all weak organs and checks unnatural me consuU chart and , A , statue "let f The base of the partially SSrthed11 massive and Sus- a It is drains. No case of Failing Vigos, Variocele or Debility can resist the powerful Electric compass. .let:nks tms is region bore the tegena: beautiful. The throne is simplicity it- 'Ha-Wa-- pensory. It never fails to cure. is free with Belts for Weak Men. called ii' which was reduced to self. There is no evidence of extrava- It pierced the gance and idle display throughout. She , Watsonville, Cal. ruin by a blow pipe that McLaughlin: Yes, 'tis plain KAMEHAMEHA I. was truly a level headed queen. Her No man should be weak; no man should suffer the loss Dr. crust of the planet Earth. of that vital element which renders life worth living. Dear Sir: It is just about thirty days since I received is Dia- image is preserved on the coins of the to be seen. That large caldron period, a few of which we have in our No man should allow himself to become less a man than your Belt and will therefore report as you requested. I mond Head, and the smaller one Museum. The most dilieent search was nature intended him; no man should suffer for the sins can say to begin with that I have gained materially in Head, Punch Head, let me see, ah, "This it would seem was their pnn- - made inside the palace and out, for the of his youth, when there is here at hand a certain cure for strength, my stomach is much better and I am thoroughly din' weakness, satisfied with the appliance. I shall be glad to recommend When these hills belch- cipal god. The worshipper had one t,0(jy 0f the unfortunate queen, but 'twas his a check to his waste of power. yes, Punchbowl. curbing, his arms out-- Most of the pains, most of the weakness of stomach, the treatment to my friends. Yours truly, by foot on the never found." city was overtaken a ti-1- ed forth, the strpirlipd. and was evidently so wraDDed 0 m-- mV nr. iiVi, heart, brain and nerves, from which men suffer, are due C11KIS EIFERTSEN. i t 1 r . . : . . 7 , j -- r..t wf young snower oi Java ana asncs, iu.j a iuuu ui ,,n devotion ne neecieu not tne wratmui upon the subject? to an early loss of nature's reserve power through mis- An old man 70 says h" fU as strong and as sulphuric smoke enwreathed the entire waves of smoke and ashes. Owing to "When shown her image on one of takes of youth. You need not suffer for this. You can he did at 35. That shows how it renews the vigor of fled he fac of there heing but one wor- - the coins he ceased babbling about the be restored. The very element which you have lost you youth. island Many of the inhabitants Rheumatism, Sciatic . Lumbago, Kidney at .the shrine, and that the man can get back, and you may be as , happy as any man that It cures Pains, edge and made good their sh,PPer laws o iieath long enough to say to the waters q ,aw was chasingr a spendthrift guard- - 'Money.' On the strength of this one lives. Trouble. It banishes pain in a night, never to return. j Capitola, escape in floating houses, wnne others ianship, it is set down by most histor- - historian has set down the name of the My Electric Belt, with Special Electric Suspensory j. Cal. were overtaken in their daily round and ians that the city was devastated at sovereign as 'Queen Money.' Myself, (free), will restore your power. It will check all unnat- Dr. McLaughlin: an early hour in the morning. In this (j0 I ural drains and give back the old vigor of j'outh. Dear Sir: I commenced using your Belt the first of last transfixed by the fiery flood or by the j not know. onlv know that she December, and have received the greatest benefit from its temPIe was founcl a man m the attitude exceeding Bag-o-Wyn- de weight of ashes. bee with what a dia- - was fair," and Georgetown, Wash. use. The results are wonderful, for it reduced my weight oi one in great Stress, gesticulating heaved a siglt like an overworked ex- - Dr. McLaughlin : me j- - uwv Irom 250 pounds to 203 pounds. I he losses ceased, and the wjitdi ucduijr wiui ( somewhat Jike a dutch windmill in a haust pipe. Dear sir: I feel that I am in duty bound to you and dropsical condition of my abdomen was cured. I eat well, and frolic. Our people made mvestiga- - gale, in front of a man who sat on a "The water supply," continued Bag-o-Wyn- bench." suffering humanity to make a statement in regard to what my stomach is in good order, sleep good and my circulation tions and excavations some years after, "must have been one of great your Belt has done for me. When' I purchased your Belt is so, ana wnat was interred irom anxiety; good. I have the greatest faith in electrical treat- and found many things of interest about import as well as of the supply I was in a bad condition; was compelled 'to take medicine ment, for the results brought about in my case have proven this ?" limited and hoarded jealously, for every day move bowels, my this people of our neighboring world." "It was recorded by earl3' historians to the and kidneys and liver its ability. When I came to you I had suffered for forty among the ruins was found a small tab-- were so bad that the least jar would give me great pain, "ne years with dropsy, stomach trouble, vital weakness and "Found they any living creatures?" I this man was pleading for his life that et upon which was engraven My back was so lame when sat down it was almost Gull-i-bu- that I rheumatism. Now I have not an ache in any part of my asked l,' who was the third and before the high priest of the temple, Lr T T T impossible for me to get up again. If I had not purchased bones, not a stiff joint, a pain or any ailment. I am D !t been discovered tnat tne man other last man your JJelt when did 1 1 doing politics get, .. on the bench was a judge, and the other GOOD FOR ONE DRINK i believe that would not have lived for vou every chance I and one of the Only one man seemed to have en-- dis-joy- much longer. After using the Belt for a short time I found gentlemen whom I induced to purchase a Belt of you here was objecting strenuously to being ed AT T V the results beyond expectations. symp says staying after this erratic action barred. Many years later, when he was ! j All of the above it has cured him of Bright's disease of the kidneys. toms disappeared. I consider your Belt the best in the Yours very - . trulv. on the part of the invisible powers. If unearthed, his arms still moved franti- "The name of the fountain or dispen today and highly given caiJy. market commend the attention each JOHN W. LUNBECK. he was a representative citizen, they sary had been obliterated by corrosion." patient while under your care. Yours truly, What ails you? Write and tell me, and no matter where were a mighty race. The man was tall 1 ouching. He hung on to the bitter "Indeed. And yon fragment at the end." JOHN B. WARD you are, I think I can give you the address of some one in and muscular. He had discarded his 'water's edge?" your town that I have cured. I've cured thousands, and clothing, and was living next to Na- "They were at least united in belief, "That is part of a galley used in war." This drain upon your power causes Kidney Troubles, temple every man of them is a walking advertisement for my Belt. ture's heart, on next to nothing and was as the huge would testify, there "This war that vou sneak of. what is Rheumatism and Stomacn Ailments. You know it's a Every man who upon being room for entire populace to ever used it recommends it, because, it is thriving. Our people came him the that?" loss of vital power and affects every organ of the body, honest. does work, and those whom T have a mango a worship. It ereat rnred sitting neath tree eating "They trained great numbers of men --Most ot the ailments irom which men sutler can De traced are the more grateful because the cure cost so little. mongoose, which is the fruit of that tree. 4,ay, be not misled. There were to kill others. Thev were drilled and to it. Everv man who uses my Belt gets the advice and counsel They lassoed him, but he languished in many imposing temples. See you the until they stood ?s one man, 1 have cured thousands of men who have squandered of a physician free. I give you all that any medical man top ar captivity. He would talk of nothing" but of the once tall, graceful spire? As and were held ready at a moment's no-ne- the savings of years in useless doctoring. can give you. and a lot can't. as can be gleaned, was called that he the laws of health. He was a man of that tice to go forth to battle by land and My Belt is easy to use; put it on when you go to bed; Try my Belt. Write me today for mv beautifully illus-yo- u letters. We have preserved all his the 'First National' temple. Great by sea. The men were paid wages for feel the glowing heat from it (no sting or burn, as J trated book with cuts showing how my Belt is applied, manuscript. The spelling of that day crowds wended thither on the morning being trained in the art of killing. They in old style belt), and you feel the nerves tingle with the and lots of good reading for men who want to be "The and age was. forsooth quite unique. An- and evening of one day in the week, had ingenious and deadlv ln"ntr roller! new life Mowing into them. ou get up in the morning Noblest Work of God." A MAN. Inclose this ad. and I other fine specimen that was unearthed One traveler, who has been to Lahama guns that could project death-dealin- g .feeling like a two-vear-ol- d. will send this book sealed, free. V was a young man who had been over- - I and all around, stated it was like unto missiles as far as a mile awav, and the 906 EI,,S taken w hile engaged playing favor-- J a HI New York City, what- - rieaHIv jj Never Sold by in a matinee . maI1 uJin invented the mnre nnrt Marks::Ftt',srobove . ,1 1 , 1 1 1 T T t 117 . Dr. M. G. McLaughlin, Agents or Drug ite game witn oat ana Dan. tie was j ever a matinee may ue. women wore swifter means of slaughter was toasted Stores. found clinging to the bat with a death . gowns brief at the neck and elongated as a genius and a benefactor Thev grip. We have him preserved in our at the bottom, of rich fabrics and rare, settled not all their disputes by contro- - Museum, surrounded by his playthings." , rustling and also clinging and soft. Versy, as we do, but some by muscle and catches and rivets and straps and "Could this Nature Man. tell you . They wore immense disks on their and brawn. Over and over again there rings and staples and buckles, tho why-nothing- ?" i V: heads, oftentimes half a yard m diame- - hand-to-han- have been d conflicts where fore I know not. for verilv one lone For Health Beauty - and Upon inquiry of him all he could say . ter, laden with sections of flower gar- brother stood up against brother and highwayman could with his doughty was something that sounded like 'son dens, trtuts, and even vegetables, and stabbed and slashed and hacked and shot j jack knife sever in twain the leathern H ' ny. With long Swaying feathers plucked tr til! anrl the hillc onrl mpnrln.vc -- t nnrl mnlre inv with the watr lite This fceer Is light, cool, refreshing purer than any wafer, "How Bathetic!" from the body of a live bird then ex- - ! blood. Yet strane-el- .enough, when one the Tohn of Hearts who nurloined the and has a tonic effect co the system . wuc min was luunu m tne act oi, - i. u,. x ncn similes solitary man hewed down another in i Uueen Kegent s pastry. In the maw running swiftly up Merchant boulevard, glittered with jewels, and ribbons and xvhat he believed a just cause, he was ' of the wooden tub-lik- e convevors they - with outstretched arms. 1 he ashes over- j laces fluttered in their wake. The garb condemned to die. and was killed off kept water that had been frozen hard, men came him and he was dug out intact, of the was more modest, but of a forthwith by strangulation, and a stig--i and fruits and flowers from far away ClOSe at his heels followed another Strange CUt, bifurcated, and With a mn resteH nn his nnme ever. t V, chnre were ..rnnoht here nn!te fresh and younger man. who seemed to take queer short upper garment called a coat. A Hospitable Offering. : steenth generation. And yet, withal, They were a great people, but they were an . ney wore on equal interest m the chase, and was tneir neads circular lids these peopIe were most warm-hearte- d not the only microbes in the kiss. cheering fashionedj straw. his master on; a slave or body j of and kindl disposed." "What mean you by that expression?" - W"y- . juw an im uimjr iwn. iidv-- c I hev were not civil zed. trend P.no--- queried Gull-i-Bu- l. (Note: Gull-i-B- ul "Ah," said Gull-i-Bu- l. "hastening ! m the temple?" t was English. Ed.) 1 from his place of business ' -s, at the first "0, y-e- but of an ed "That there were a few things they Pabst Jlk intimation of danger to protect home How could they then pay the proper brand of civilization now quite obsolete, did not know. With all their follies and and family; the divine trait in man and attention to devotions? . The old part of it was in their foibles they were generous to a even in the animal. Beautiful!" Deponent knoweth not." i priest in battle to invoke the diJine fault, and most warm-hearte- d and hos "So C Bottled it first seemed, in at but a re , . " character ot tne blessing on the red scenes of carnage. pitable. They were a people, take them vised edition the historian relates devotions , that at temples all, l t I T t r i . In the at the same hour they for all in we may not look upon me cnu oi tne uouievara mere was iouna A man touched with his fincer the would be tesrhin-- r 'neaee nn .rtv, i lit-.ln-" aSplff"5 .? tp, WUh a Aboard of a huge instrument built will toward men and their great book! "Bv a copy of the 'Hourly Commer- - Beer attached, and this manof law was run- - partially m the wall, drawing forth taught 'Thou shalt not kill.'" cial "Martian that I tucked in my robe the P,um- - n,n.tograb !fweet sounds Men and women, clad before leaving home," said Letter-Go- , . "Those shminsr ribbons running narat- - -- 1 , , . . . i . i, - in nurnie ann tine men a--rrrnnnerl them-w.vw. - wr t 1,1 i. i.. "One of the survivors. .,,,, ,r r Jei ana partlaUy..." around the island?', i 1 l"clc d ,1CW " funicu l" "'c continued selves aDOut this instrument and sang. "That was their means nf lanH tranc. i front yard of the Southern Cross." A man up peo- - Bag-o-Wyn- then stood and told the portation. On these tracks were placed I "Good," said delisted P f V ! SOme t!ingSvJhey the," sma11 houses on wheels, supplied who showed no indications of jaw fag T tCmpIe with - i0mefVald-.IhlS- J running down, "let us at once pro- t ic l?t3ri seats- - People seated themselves there-- or of C. theVfllSO cover-- in; a long string of the houses ceed to visit this new land and its peo- - W. Peacock & Co. on chairs nSf inff cushioned with ened toather. and a sma,T h:f i". Ple. Letter-Go.- " velvet; with Drass and ftisrree. shinme T.. . . . , Sole Agents, Honolulu i . . . imitiv as c'auicu uu aimj auacnen to tip iiv.....,tt,!.,i ir,;; '?"!V.?a,?!la Deautnui windows ot front end and dre;v the wh , pan-iure- a -- glass, tnrougn wnicn tne lon- t,nH ttlA -- . i o- - TW- i ' cm. k k .....ct m mosti gorgeous spienaor. uuwi. iiiv.aio.."'. WOMAN'S BEAUTIFUL AGE. ... moving about the cit s street il'llll.ll I c.xcept in abundance usually decorated is said a woman lives in har- - tw there V3S OJlI house a row- - It that if one end of the handsome apartment, it.'"e -- ln These caravans could ue stopped and niony with the laws of nature she will tT?& started at the will of one man." crow more beautiful as she grows older - "He who hath good health is rich, JZJJy;,arae,?amen,a- "I see the remains of what was once She should be more "beautiful at 40 than "v.o, oddly enough thev 1 xfon: JQno- " a r.u... at 16. if she is not a victim to the ravages hough he may not know it , ,. u .. t . ' . UJtlU,.a glCCII I1C1US. 1.J,. us is Those were planted pane of disease. Most of the world-famo- their planet some three thousand years in sucrar One-Ey- ed the cultivation of this was the main beauties reached their zenith at 40. Helen ago. He was born in a manger, had industry Troy was first heard of at that age. hardly where lay of the island." of The best guarantee of good health to his head, and went "Sugar cane. Doubtless Cleopatra was considerably more than is in drinking No-Ey- ed about barefooted and bareheaded. the staple His article of food." when she first met Antonv. Aspasia ' and entire time and life were given up 30 f- ' to so. married 1 encles and d w - teaching Not From this olant bv an in. was 23 when she ji !- f t In the realm of the blind the one- and healing and doing good, genious process they was a brilliant figure twenty years eyed man is king. His life was absolutely spotless and his extracted a fine st' ' white powder, later. Anne of Austria was 38 when C suf-pearan- and this powder was used But for the sake of good sight, ap-- teachings most pure and holy. He ce only for pronounced the most beautiful woman in fered ignominious - sweetening their tea and pud- and comfort, it is wise to use an death, all unde- dings. Their staples - Europe. Catherine of Russia ascended is sold every means preserve eyes, served. came from- far It at all drug stores and bars. I to both for. fie taught humility and the across the seas." the throne at 33 and reigned thirty-fiv- e j seeking everyone will prefer to remain a sub of the spiritual. "So?" years. Mile. Recamier was at her zenith ject in the land of the two-eye- d. lis passing strange, Not united And were they Most eye ailments have their origin sav vou?" desolated upon this at 40. in eye abuse and neglect. "So. Thev all strove to cram the one T ,UK""ut 1,1 luc asl exPanse ot Proper glasses, when nature demands FIRST BABY. young-father)-: Oo., help, may save your eyes and much Fond Young- Mother (to proud IiIMITKD. regret. "Albert, dear, did you hear the -- 17 Hotel St. EYES EXAMINED. icsuMiiim!, anu time taoies, veniy, it :lc , .. .7 sweet, precious darling cry his little AGENTS. Telephone Main 219. must have been a ! GLASSES SUFPLIED. sore puzzler for the we" The sils es out last night?" weary searcher tor a viewless home.' raTlva; 1" rcr S Proud Young Father: "I thought I Although differing radically among nolef he. pread from tall - to catch the ZVI I themsdve iney proseivtea. went out - . , "TnV 1T;. tlK, . you un A. N. FORD, ' ".j. ng a nre SAN of their way beseeching what they call-- ti.; . v.V" ZL2a feeling wretch! To hear that child the Heathen to forsake the teachings OPTICIAN el ,r the eai m, . moved silentlv screeching all night and never offer to ai i . . take him: BOSTON BLDG., FORT ST., and follow iiiitmmi tne wdicr. it iook. the devious and varied paths davs kv stMm anH He: "Let the little demon howl!" TO u- sT.Jl - to J Tit-Bit- RENT. Over Mmjf Jt everlasting biiss all etern tv. s. C. thro' " ' Departing "i-To- Eyesight Testing and Spectacle Fitting from a certain prescribed rule , rrnrte are our Exclusive Work. ISN'T IT QUEER? believed they that m his short three in half as manv hours." score and ten in that "It's mighty queer about families?. vale of tears man j "Instead of talking indiscriminately as TWO STORY could do enough Bag-o-Wyn- There's Mrs. O'Shaugnessy she has no evil to subject him to we do." continued de DWELLING, 1251 Lunalilo Street, Oahu Ice & everlasting "each children an' if I raymimber corrictly, from July, damnation?" j man his own wireles!anr. as it were. so- - J,'-,vc- it was the same with her mother." ISt. n or as it is. thev communicated Apply on the premises, Co. by means Life. or to Electric many windowed, massive gray of letters laboriously written, placed in str.ne p:le that stand abovp the debris small oblong paper bags, addressed Ice delivered to any part of the city. . and ,v tu.u. i'd rne. . sea eil ann witn a uevice m one comer China is at heart about a3 neutral as Island orders promptly filled. tTeI. Blue 'hat a temple dedicated to called a stamp. a chained bull-terri- er with two Strang THEO. F. LANSING, Pleasure. The pop-dac- gathered on large leathern pouches and locked se-- ! ers in the front yard. The Washington 3151. P. O. Box 600. Office: Kewalo. the roof garden and promenaded and curely with many bolts and padlocks Evening Star. 15 Kaahumanu Street.

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Q rxoo j 6 1 BOYS' CMP O I 1- o - 6 WHERE THE RACES MINGLE. ft o o a r o o AT WAHIAW, r O o - T l It n o I . 1 1 ft t o !lSXXg o 'I I 5 H o !? Crowd of Youngsters o o " ' 89 ZKJKi!rctr J 6 i! i. M I Are Enjoying o 9 fj AND o o Life. o 1 t o MINING o 2yH BOOT o o The Boys' Junior Camp at "Wahiawa, ' O fi V : 6 Sec- - under the supervision of General O o retary Brown of the T. M. C. A., is the O r Jolliest place on the island according 6 ! ? to reports coming from the Y. M. C. A. o o - ft vacation house. Thirteen people com- o No as many prised the party which left Honolulu o Other boot has 6 Water-pro- of for "Wahiawa last Monday by train, and o o qualities. then by City. vehicle from Pearl The o o Plantation men, especially, will find youngsters were a jolly lot all the way 6 o this most comfort- it and the general secretary had his the servieable and 9 o able boot they can wear. Thirteen hands full preventing them from eat- 9 III ing green guavas with which the roads o o inches in height. are lined. o About 7 o'clock party o the arrived at o o PRICE $8.50 the camp, the boys adopting a new o yell, as follows: o o t "Here "We Are, At Wahiawa." o Mall orders given prompt attention. 1 , j A stranger passinsr by the camD o o might have taken It for an Indian Re- o o servation getting ready for the war-"jJW- ih o o from the noise which emanated MonuQGture is' SBoe from it. o ?. o o After a fine supper the boys hurried o 1051 FORT STREET. 111 off half a mile to ascertain the cause o - -- - , . , 5, . ' o of a brilliant illumination and found it w ' i 4 ot Tjy- - 61 two-acr- e was a fire on a lot 1 : trash o . where Mr. Kellogg was laying out a o o baseball diamond for the boys. Teams o in were immediately chosen. o qu'arinim The swimming pool took the boys' o 6 fancy, and a bath in the dark would o ! have been indulged in had not the sec- MOW OPEN retary called it off. He laid down a o A GROUP OF HONOLULU i S t NEWSBOYS. AT rule that swimming would only be in n order one and a half Si hours after meals Kapiolani Park and always by daylight. Every evening youngsters Brow: Jr.D.," as young en- - 1 about the the wards ' And how the boys did eat. Both Mr. gather in the ladies' social hall for a de; lin crl o11 V- crin cvi 1 uaPfd t orir if CHURCH SERVICES TODAY. H and Mrs. Brown were not a little sur- story, then secular songs are rendered, the Y. "W. C. A. Tramps into the moun THE AQUARIUM WILL RE OPEN I prised at the voracious appetites oc- and a chapter, or two, of the Bible is tains are frequent. on Week days from 10 o'clock a. m. to casioned by the cigar high altitude of read. Those in charge of the boys feel The Boys' Camp will come to an end ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL. Restarick. mornincr and eveninsr. 5 p. m. and from 7 to 9:30 o'clock p. m. 1 li: H "Wahiawa, and began wondering how that there is developing among the on Thursday, June 30, when the young-- , ST. CLEMEN x'S EPISCOPAL Usborne, morning and On Sundays it will open at p. m. CHURCH. evening, on they would make both ends of the fin- young people a spirit of fairness, un- sters will return to, Honolulu. On July CENTRAL UNION CHURCH, Scudder, morning and evening. ADMISSION will be FREE I ancial problem meet. Fourteen quarts selfishness and thoughtfulness. There 2 a big coaching party is expected to GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Felmy, morning, Thursdays. On other days a charge V u of milk are used every day and this is a disposition to make manly boys go to the Y. "W. and Y. M. C. A. camps KAWAIAHAO CHURCH, Parker, morning ami evening, will be made of 10 cent3 to adults and 5 cents to years costs 91.75 daily. Then watermelons at out of them, not "goody-good- y boys." to spend two or three days. METHODIST CHURCH, Pearson, morning and evening. children under fourteen "Wahiawa are not cheap yet and the They have elected officers and i REORGANIZED CHURCH OF LATTER DAY SAINTS, Waller, morning and of a&e. the ' boys could eat a wagon-loa- d. At 50 secretary is keeping a diary which will "Carnegie is giving away a lot, isn't evening, cents' per day for the board and lodg- be on file at the Y. M. C. A. later on. he?" "Yes indeed. If he keeps on, ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL, Services at 6. 7, p. 10:30. 2 and 7. ing of each boy the matter is difficult Damaged toes, barked shins and oth- he'll be getting down to the money he ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHAPEL (R. C), Waikiki, Valentin, services at 8:30 and 3. cf adjustment. er ailments are treated by "Mrs. really earned." Life. ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST (R. C). Kalihiwaena. Clement, S:w a. m., high -- . 1 mass, .jrmon and collection. BUTTER SACRED HEART (R. C), Marquesvilk, Clement, services at II a. m. Is Important THE BYSTANDER The success of the breakfast, lunch Three Popular Brands of and dinner depends on good butter. (Continued from page 4.) Within a day or two Dr. Kuntze went to Kauai, leaving strict orders that no- California Rose orto Rican body should occupy his room in his absence. .It appears he was a botanist as sJJ I well as a volcanist and left the room so littered with vegetation that it resembled Creamery Butter! f; goat from Kauai the doctor stayed long enough to have it a stable. On returning is made in the world's cleanest cream- made his sleeping occupancy of the room just three nights. When he had packed ery, from cows fed on rich clover ;1 Pi up finally for leaving he affected to be astounded when the landlady requested, and every precaution taken from pas- T him to pay the $4 balance due on his holding of the room for three weeks neat. ture to consumer to insure th most He stormed at the unafraid lady, saying: excellent quality. Price, the lb., less our usual Take home a box of Porto Rico's "You as big a robber was as the Volcano, which charge me $58 for eight 35c 5 per cent. days." . They were in the hallway and the landlady deftly assumed mastery of the situation by locking the room containing uhe doctor's baggage and pocketing the Old MiUs Creamery Butter finest. They are fully equal to the key. Doctor Kuntze, with more abusive talk, stormed out of the house only to Hi return in a short time accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth. At 30c the lb., less the usual 5 1 "I haf to you the deputy sheriff brought," the scientific man exclaimed. per cent. f i "You ought to have brought the high' sheriff also," the landlady calmly re- best Havana, but not nearly the price, sponded. U "Why don't you allow the gentleman into his room to remove his effects?" Both delivered to 3'our residence on ice. j the officer inquired. . Ml M "Because he has not paid for his room," was the quiet reply. owing to the fact that they are duty "Pay for your room, you silly fellow," Mr. Chillingworth advised. making bargain, 41 Grinning like a Cheshire cat, as he had done when the Dr. HENRY MAY Kuntze handed the deputy sheriff $4 currency with the remark: k CO., "Pay one dollar of this to the servant." free. Mr. Chillingworth, however, was not taking any more scientific instructions. The landlady got the money and unlocked the door. LIMITED. Hi Telephones: 22; He sat in gloomy silence Retail Main Whole- While his family glowered around, sale Main 92. n L' Toro per 100 The woe that he was feeling H $4.00 ? 1 ; 1 Wasobviously profound. He was gripping at the table. And his trembling under lip 66 66 Was as soulful as a waiter's La IVieta 3.5' Who has had too small a tip. i It was not that his first-bor- n Had been buried jesterday, j 1 1 It was not that his fortune 6t (6 Had chased itself away. El Royafo 3 It was harder, sorer trouble That produced the sigh and frown He was writing, writing, writing, A defense of Hilo town ! With apologies to the News-Lette- r. "King of oD Bottled Beers. SOLD fcrewed Bohemian SOLD BY BY from Hop. i i SOLO EVER V WHERE. . X Fragrant As a Rose

ALOHA TOOTH POWDER leave? the breath and mouth delicately fragrant Gunst-Eaki-n and sweet. This it does in addition to Cigar Co, its special work of preserving the teeth i and gums. i i Corner Fort and King Streets- - sSmfi" i Wry ALOHA TOOTH L

P POWDER I has every charm in using and in result?. ls It does a necessary work in a refined and delightful wav. offer at absurdIy ,ow prices a ,irse ALOHA TOOTH POWDER has Beginning June 1, Z? j long been the standard of purity and excellence in Hawaii. Those who ue it know how rood and safe it is for children or adults and keep using it. Never sold in bulk. prices will be for days only. lose 41 The reduced ten Don't the chance. 2'c. bottles.

HAMM-TOTJN- G THE VOX CO., LTD. MARS "Where are vou going. Pat?" KUROPATKIX "Around the world to attack him in the rear!"' North in the Tacoma News. V.l

vr on July 6 in honor of the Misses Brad.1 ley of California, who will depart It is Hard to Understand shortly thereafter for California. The visit of the Eradley girls has been one

long program of enjoyment. -- i j Why a man will spend Good Time and Mr. and Mrs. John Ena, members of Money in a custom tailor shop, when a prominent Hawaiian family, are in STEIN-BLOC- H California at present and will remain he can buy SMART several months. They come up every CLOTHES on his way home to year at this time for a lengthy stay, dinner. having bought a summer place, out of Los Angeles, which they occupy, with Signed with this Label : their children. Their five daughters are being educated at the Dominican Con- vent in San Rafael, and their two sons lWVYYWVYWYWVWYYWW at Santa Clara College. Mr. and Mrs. I C A 0 I 5 1 Ena attended the commencement ex- - ercises in both places, then establish- ed themselves and their family at their TEIN-BLOJCH-- a, lovely country home to enjoy the summer together. One of their sons is quite a prodigy in a musical way and has attracted no little attention. Chro nicle. s i& Mrs. R. P. Schwerin, wife of the They are stylish from collar to heel. ' Vice-Preside- nt of the Pacific Mail S They fit all over. ' -' -- V ' T-JT- ' "' 3 1 S. Co. who has been sojourning for The luau, bazaar and dance given at the They are made honestly, by honest craftsmen who know how. past month or more, at the Royal Ha the Maternity Home yesterday after 1 - - waiian Hotel, with her children and They range from sack suits for sultry summer, to silky togs evening was well attended, f'S - ( 3 a noon and maids, was a passenger on s, si 1 the steamer for society's swirl ; catchy covert top-coat- rain coats with and the visitors were given an insight til Korea, Friday. Mrs. Schwerin was the many in overcoats, most perfect Hawaiian feast. The c V ''if guest of honor at dinner part'.es snap them, and regular Spring just right in into a ' - i i every known IK s' i and other entertainments, while here. ; were covered with , ' a wardrobe for a fastidious dandy or lay- tables It fP Her visit was made thoroughly enjoy the perpendicular Hawaiian delicacy and each table was able by her friends and her husband's out for a staid man of business. presided over by one thoroughly ac friends, and she has 'become a warm quainted with the art of serving. The kV.k. J 47 advocate of Hawaii, as a great resort booths upon the lawn were most at for tourists. tractive In decorations of palm branch Quantities of beautiful flowers, scores es, vines and flags forming a setting of elegantly dressed women and strains bevies of pretty girls who dispensed for of sweet music combined to make the -- Merchant and Fort Streets various wares on sale with skill and tea given by Mrs. Julia Fayerweather tact. Afong in honor of Mrs. Henry Afong after an extensive visit in Australia The open lanai upon which4" the luau Misses (nee Harvey) at the Afong Mansion Rosie Cunha, assisted by the on Wednesday one and India, meeting many friends and and "foreign" luncheon were served Miss Ben-Io- n afternoon, of the Bradley, Mrs. Percy Benson, most charming of the summer season. relatives in both places. From Austra- was profusely decorated with flags and and Genevieve Dowsett. In the lia, Mrs. Pfleuger took her niece, Miss FOR FOUR WEEKS ONLY y girls, Especially striking were the decora- signal bunting. Five luau tables were candy booth was a bevy of pretty of drawing room Violet Mount, one of the leading Aus- I Beckley, Miss tions the where the singers, will shortly go to used," which were presided over by comprising Miss Juanita chaste lily gorgeous Golden tralian who Roth, Miss Robertson, Miss Easter and to take a musical course under "W. Marlon Shower blossoms were used. Masses Paris Princess Kawananakoa, Mrs. C. . also assisted complete Whiting-- Ernest Parker of the golden flowers banked the man- under Marches! and her I Booth. Mrs. Jennie Clark, Mrs. Reis, in the sales. The lemonade booth was studies. Mrs. Pfleuger and her niece Awny tel, Goods bowls of them were everywhere Mrs. Kamanaoulu. The foreign table In charge of Mrs. Lanz, assisted by may come to Honolulu in a year or ' about the room, with vases here and was under the supervision of Mrs. J. Miss Jennie Giffard, Miss Macfarlane, holding two, but in all probability Miss Pfleu- M. Dowsett, assisted by Mrs. E. M. Miss Berger. there clusters of white lilies. ger will come only as as New York. The Best Offer Ever Made to the People of Honolulu. Miss Dreier and Upon the piano was a tall epergne fill- far Boyd, Miss "Walker, Miss Alexander, charge o. the v& Mrs. Holloway had ed with Easter lilies resting upon a Misses Schaefer and Misses Ewart. luau table from 6 to 8 last evening. Queen Liliuokalani has returned to The pedro booth, constructed of palm was a de- handsome Oriental embroidered white Following the luau there silk cover, which was also ornamented her town home, "Washington Place." The Lucky Day for next week has already been selected, branches, was looked after by Mrs. lightful dance given in the lanai, to 8 and Mrs. George Beckley. The quintet. by a beautiful pink egg shell Siamese Cunha the music of the Kawaihau china vase two old. Mr. Derwent Kenedy has cards out and is deposited at Bishop & Company's Bank, in a Sealed En- Ice Cream section was In charge of "Sonny" Cunha was the floor manager. centuries Mrs. by Mrs. Hobdy, Behind the receiving party was a for a dance for next Thursday even- Freeth. assisted The Hawaiian Government band, of potted palms velope, to be opened on Monday, June 27. All those who pro- the Misses Peacock, Marjorie and Do- whose services were kindly loaned by bank unrelieved by ing in honor of Messrs. Frederick and lighter colors. Ropes of fragrant ma-il- e rothy Freetli and Irene Boyd. The pret- Acting Governor A:kinson, played Sherwood Lowrey. , duce within the week their Cash Sale Checks for Cash Purchases ty flower booth was in charge of Miss made a pretty drapery over the throughout the afterr.oon. grill-arc- made on Money Back. carved sandal wood h leading A large of society folk will go that day, Will Receive Their to parlor crowd Mrs. F. Klamp entertained Misg Kel the second which was a mass of yellow, golden showers being pro- to Haleiwa next Saturday to remain SPECIAL OFFERING THIS WEEK: ly, of San Francisco, at luncheon last fusely used. Deep red lilies and red over until Monday evening. Monday. Among thoue present were carnations were artistically arranged WHITE DRESS MATERIAL. Mrs. Glass, wife of Rear Admiral Miss Irmgard Schaefer, Miss Hartna-- in the wide hallway. Yellow coreopsis Striped Dimity, Piques, Mercerized Batiste, gle, Miss Kelly, Mrs. Hawes and Mrs. were seen in the decorations of the Henry Glass, accompanied by her chil- Lace Dimity, Macame Lace, Mercerized Dimity, Henry E. High ton. dining room, the latter with handsome dren, departed on the Korea for San Confection, Organdie, Mercerized Stripes, 8 ebony furnishings. A tall vase of the Francisco. Mrs. Glass has been here India Linon, Indian Head, Mercerized Damasks, Miss Ada Whitney and Mr. "Wm. rich yellow blossoms formed the table since the time of the arrival of Admiral Persian Lawn, Check Dimity, Mercerized Etamine. Jr., were married last even- center piece, while a j.'ew bowls of pink Glass fleet from Panama, and was the IN Weinrich roses sufficed many QUILTS, WHITE: Dr. Mrs. for the blue sitting room. recipient of social attentions. ing at the residence of and The second hall leading from the din- $2.50 now $1.50. $3.00 now $2.50. $5.00 now $4.00. J. M. Whitney, Punahou street. Miss ing room to the billiard. room was also Mrs. Philip Andrews, wife of Lieut. $2.25 now $1.75. $4.00 now $3.50. $6.50 now ?5-5- - Yarrow was the maid of honor and made attractive with yellow coreopsis, Andrews, U. S. N., departed on J Agnes bridesmaid. the The lucky day last week was Thursday, June 16. Miss Alexander the and the conservatory opening upon enjoy Mr. S. A. Deel of the U. S. Magnetic the stair landing was a charming re Korea for San Francisco, after grooms- ing a long visit with her parents, Cap- What will be the lucky day this week? Station, was the best man, the treat where lamps shed their soft light - Women and girls who know man being Mr. Jonathan Austin. Rev. upon tain and Mrs. Andrew Fuller, of Nuu- the greenery. Upon the broal anu Buy every day and you are sure to hit it. the advantage of having a W. D. Westervelt united the couple in lanai, where the Kawaihau quintet Avenue. bathing suit to fit and one marriage. Miss Whitney is well known played, tea tables were arranged, each fc? fc? that Mrs. T. of Seattle, is worn only by themselves, in Honolulu, and is a musician of some covered with a pretty embroidered ta Mr. and Poncin repute. Mr. Weinrich is the manager cloth and a tiny cut glass vase holding who have been guests at the Yourg f5 will find an unusually fine lot of the sisal plantation, at Sisal, Oahu. pink I carnations and maiden hair ferns. Hotel for several weeks, departed on .m. n r-- v . wa am ILicfo at our store. They are tastily t Some vases, however, contained pink the Korea. They arrived here from the E.W ordan designed and in fast colors. Surgeon Rossiter, U. S. N., of the and white daises. In this cool bower, Orient and decided to make a long stay Naval Station, and Mrs. Rossiter, are dainty refreshments were served on eld in Honolulu. Temporary Quarters 1137 Fort St. Colors are navy blue or black trim- Tenney Canton, a set given to Mrs. Afong, by med with braids of white and pretty domiciled in the Peck residence, Manoa. , , u j Mr. Afong nearly fifty years ago. Mrs. W. Porter Boyd and infant, ar colors. ? Mrs. Julia Afong in "Bathing caps and shoes also. received the rived on the Korea from Shanghai, and drawing room daughter-in-la- w, 1 The Camp McKinley Social Club will with her ' y will make a long visit in Honolulu. give their opening hop on Wednesday, Mrs. Abram Henry Afong assist- ed by Mrs. A. S. Humphreys. Mrs. Boyd is a daughter of Mrs. Vida 29, post. mem- Ths always been a very popular Pretty Rugs June at the The active guests were met at the entrance by and has bers of the Presidio Social Club have Miss Afong, Mrs. G. C. Beckley, Mrs. member of the fashionable set. Extraordinary Chance Our new assortment shown Joined hands with the local club. Ex- Carl Holloway, Miss Margaret Walker, 8 in the window is very attrac- cellent ciuintet music will furnish the and Miss Cordelia Walker. Prince George and Prince Conrad of tive and will wear well; best of motive for dancing. & Bavaria, traveling incognito, will visit in Muslin Underwear 8 In honor of the birthday anniversary Honolulu in a couple of months, en all they are quite inexpensive. Mrs. H. A. Isenberg was hostess last of world. of Mrs. Deering of Chicago, Mr. Deer-in- g tour the SALE BEGINS MONDAY, JUNE 27. Axminster Rugs in handsome de- week Friday at an enjoyable luncheon, 6 gave an on signs her guests being Mrs. R. P. Schwerin, elaborate dinner Mon A private ceremony at London will Smyrna reversible rugs in excellent day evening Moana Hotel, Mr. Mrs. Wm. Taylor, Mrs. O. at the the unite Miss Lily Neumann and Bird An Eastern manufacturer sent us a sample variety. J. Carter, two private diningrooms being used. in marriage. The elaborate wedding Mrs. Hatch, Mrs. Pfotenhauer, Mrs. One was up line all beautifully made and we have now Terry, Mrs. Rodiek, Mrs. Ballentyne, fitted as a reception room. planned has been set aside owing to The dining table at the center unique- the recent death of Ensign Neumann, received instructions to dispose of it at less Mrs. Philip Andrews, Mrs. Spencer, ly Miss Hartnagle. represented a lily pond. In this U. S. N. Mrs. Neumann has gone to than wholesale prices. This is a chance you rested &. box with a contrivance Germany. to ii it cannot afford to miss. The line includes: A pretty luncheon was given on which released a number of pigeons t w during the serving of the squab course On Monday evening the "Minutes FORT STREET. Wednesday by Prince and Princess Ka- Ladiees', Misses', Children's and Infants' Muslin Underwear The winging of the pigeons about the Club" of Oahu College was pleasantly of description. wananakoa for the Misses Bradley. It room caused considerable excitement. entertained at a dance given at the of every was given on the lanai, and yellow Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. residence of Mrs. Cornelia Damon, Children's and Infnats' Caps and Bonnets. . en- h M coreopsis blossoms intermingling with Paton, Prince and Princess Kawan Thurston Avenue. Dancing was Every garment is well made, w-it- a liberal amount of oneybak ferns, made a most effective scheme of Dr. and Mrs. Humphris, Mr. and joyed on the lanai and in the parlors, material and prettily trimmed. Each one floral decoration. The place cards were Mrs. Church, Mr. and Mrs. Hawes, the floors of the latter being laid with plainly marked. hand-painte- d flowers. Other guests Miss Winston, Mr. Jamieson, Dr. Mur- canvas. The Ellis Quintet furnished were Mrs. F. Howard Humphris, Miss ray, Mr. Anderson. the music. Silks Winston, Miss Cunha Miss Genevieve & & Dowsett, Miss Violet Makee, Miss Jua- Mrs. M. M. Estee is domiciled at the On Tuesday evening the "Minutes Progress Block nita Beckley, Miss Hartnagle, Miss Hotel Pleasanton, San Francisco. Club" was given a dance at the resi- Are guaranteed to wear and Alice Campbell, Mrs. Hawes. & J dence of Mrs. Claire Williams, Wai- A, give satisfaction. Your money j The wedding on Monday evening at Fort Street. Miss Hoare, who is shortly to depart kiki, which was largely attended and EWM back if they don't. St. Augustine's Chapel, Waikiki, of thoroughly enjoyed. for England, was the guest of honor Miss Marion Dowsett Mr. R. on Thursday at a luncheon given and L. by Crook, wag Mr. and Mrs. S. Edward Damon re- Lange. a pretty ceremony. The Moneybak silk is a composite Mrs. Nasturtiums prettily ar- chapel was prettily decorated, mosily turned from the coast last week. parties of the season was given on tons have been here for a year, the proof, ranged formed a most effective decora- tty st Tuesday former as organist St. Andrew's fabric, dust proof, water tion. The menu in white and green, white marguerites afternoon at the Young Hotel at cards, representing and feathery bamboo being Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deering will re- Cathedral and musical instructor at crack proof, hole proof and split fencing-girl- s, had branches by Mrs. Allan Dunn. The affair was attached to them used in profusion about the chancel. main at Waialua for the next ten days. Oahu College. Mr. Barton also pro- proof. small steins. The other guests were conspicuous for the beautiful prizes duced auspices his Mrs. Humphris, White asters were clustered upon the here under amaeur Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. W. pew facing upon Mrs. Milus Parkhurst has cards out offered, the effective decorations of the original operatic composition "The L. Stanley, Mrs. Gill, Miss Danford, altar and the ends the central aisle were concealed by for an "at home" for Thursday, June hostess' suite and the daintiness of the "Ahkund of Swat." Mrs. Hawes. ' Pull it zigzag, crosswise, 8 clusters of white marguerites each tied 30, pedro to be the form of entertain- - refreshment proffered. Those present M. on cornerwise or any other way Judge and Mrs. Sanford B. Dole gave with a white satin ribbon. The bride ment. were the Princess Kawananakoa, Mrs. Dr. E. Grossman departed the entered the chapel leaning upon the Humphris, Dougher- and it will spring back into a reception and dance on Mrs. Hawes, Mrs. Korea for San Francisco on his yearly Thursday arm of her brother, Mr. Alexander C. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deering were ty, Mrs. "W. P. Lewis, Mrs. Richard- trip away shape; because it is all silk and evening honor from the islands. in of Miss Winifred Dole, Dowsett. The bridesmaid was Miss the guests of honor on Thursday even- son, Mrs. Church, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. iZ lots cf i:. being groom the affair given at the Emma Genevieve Dowsett. The was ing a party given by E. M. Boyd, Mrs. High, Mrs. Rawlins, Misses Fran- street residence. by C. at dinner the The McDonald of San The decorations were attended his Mr. W. . Crane, Almy, brother, Prince and Princess Kawananakoa. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Watson cisco, on almost entirely of Golden Shower blos- Crook, Jr. The ceremony concluded the and the Misses Bradley (2), Beckley, whose visit in Honolulu and soms Red carnations and ferns in bowls, MONEYBAK TAFFETA in contrast with ferns, the arches couple left the chapel to the strains resting upon red ribbons which traced Cunha, McCrosson and Roth. Pedro Hawaii has been of the pleaantest for being decorated with American flags. of the wedding march played upon the napery was the game and the first prize, a the three months, returned to the Dancing was organ. the which was sprayed over Past $1.15 a yard upwards. enjoyed on the spacious The bridal party, and relatives with red carnations, with a huge silver much coveted study of roses by Allan coast on the Korea. They are due to lanai, music being furnished by a Ha- of the bride and groom partook later centerpiece comprised effective table Dunn, was won by Mrs. Crane. Four join a large house party on July 3. MONEYBAK PEAU DE SOI waiian quintet club. Shortly after 10 of a poi supper at the home of Mr. cut for second prize an decorations. The guests, beside Mr. t the enamelled o'clock a dainty collation was and Mrs. L. C. $1.40 a yard upwards. served Parish. The bride and and Mrs. Deering, were Mr. and Mrs. j buckle of Hawaiian coin design. Miss Mrs. Dora von Tempsky and Mrs. and then dancing began again with re- grroom are spending their honeymoon McCrosson securing newed vigor. Paton, Dr. and Mrs. Humphris, Col. and . the trophy while Dowsett, who arrived from the main- at Kuliouou. The bride wore a hand- Mrs. Samuel Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Marion Roth carried away two J some gown of net over white land on the Ventura, and were guests We . agents and guarantee Bruxelles Hawes, and the Misses Bradley. lace collars as a consolation prize. Mr. Robert Shingle early-nex- t may return taffeta, trimmed with Swiss lace. The u& Dainty shape for a couple of days of Mrs. Mist of it. month from refreshments in the of the coast. bridesmaid wore a dress of pink grena- The wedding of Lieut. Francis J. punch, salads, sandwiches, cake, ice Manoa, departed for Maui on Thurs- J J dine illusion over pink taffeta. cream, day evening1. Consul and Miss Behr. A. C, U. S. A., formerly station- coffee and candies were served Hoare have issued in the breezy apartments, recep- fc? -- ed at Camp McKinley, and Miss M. the cards for a farewell at home" to be Mr. W. H. Pfleuger received a cable tion room being embowered palms Mrs. XT. G. Irwin and her daughter ?l. S. SCHS DRY GOODS CQ, Downing will take place at Los An- with given at the gram ar-- j British Consulate, King Friday announcing the safe geles on June 29. The bride and groom and masses of purple asters. Helene, arrived on the Ventura and street, on Thursday. 30. June rival in London on June 20 of his j will reside at the Presidio, where Lieut. will occupy the Irwin mansion at "Wa- LIMITED. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard C. Barton de- Ir-- Princess mother and sister, Mrs. Pfleuger and Behr is now stationed. ikiki Beach for the summer. Mrs. Kawananakoa will give a Miss Pfleuger who parted for the coast on Thursday on win appears to be in excellent health. Corner Fort and Beretank Streets. masquerade ' visited last winter. t ball at the Moana Hotel They arrived at the English capital One of the most successful card the schooner W. H. Marston. The Bar Mr. Irwin accompanied Mrs. Irwin.

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Punahou . . . 7 42S 4 4 3 4 men & Co. by U el el . 6 1- -3 ? warehouse of Hackfeld Maile Iliraa 2 4 333 'HI the dapper clerks of the office section l" "UN the present time, and not expensive. of the big firm, and it was promptly V For the second time this season, Punahou was not only beaten by the Kams, accepted. The clerks of Hackfeld & We also have a large variety of vases and bt-the- y 8-- 0, , were shut out again. The former score was but yesterday's score, Co. have been carrying a big chip on ft- flower bowls, in silver, cut glass and Art Pot- shows the closeness of the game. past, as- IV their shoulders for sometime tj el ei The Mailes won for the second time, defeating the Elks, 4-- 3. However the serting they know teries, from piece Dol- that what didn't the modest little at a ej el Z victory is marred somewhat by the fact that Cogswell, the Marine captain, was about baseball would be a damage to el el , five by Umpire Bowers for talking bacl and arguing about the lar, to the elegant piece at Fifty dollars and fined dollars anybody to know. The warehouse men 14 4-- ei Umpire's practice of talking back the Umpire has been all too 4 ei decisions. The to didn't say much but sawed wood pa el. more. . e a lf prevalent of late. Yesterday, there was hardly play in which Cogswell was tiently and quietly, and when the chal - ei el el el concerned that he did not argue over the decision or make some remarks. lenge was sprung, they grabbed it on el el-- eZ e2 4 No stock offers the variety of articles in h Bowers' action of yesterday will no doubt put a stop to the practice in the future. sight. 4 4 eZ el t Punahou, although defeated, played a life and death game with no errors, It is believed that the clerks are up 4-- A these lines that ours does at the present time. rk 4 . 4 . but in the lucky seventh the Kams pulled in one run. Several times Punahou against it. As soon as their challenge ,4 4 4. eJ eZ el. had men on third base, but the side went out before they could do anything. was accepted there was a hurried con 4 4 2 4 el .Forbes, the Punahou crack centerfielder, has left the islands for good and his sultation as to what they should do to eJ ef e el Ze place was filled by Williams. sustain their bluff. Then they informed 4 4 el' el el good for Punahou, considering the warehouse men that the game Desha did wonderfully work in the box the would take place this morning at ,44? 4 el el el short. time he has been pitching. His record was 12 strike outs. Kamehameha o'clock at Kapiolani Park, thinking to Fo Ltd. i '2 4 won by steady hard playing and deserved the victory, even though they won by a discourage them, but the warehouse 4 el, el Wichman el els small margin. Richards, who was removed 'from the game last week on ac- men were game and said they'd be there. t el 4 4 count of a bad knee, was in good fcrm yesterday. el 4 So the hottest game of baseball for FORT STREET. kl el The Elks, who were among the iosers, only had one error against their side. the season is expected at the Park this el Zamloch was seemingly in good condition and struck out 12 men against Hamp- morning, and the attendance of root el. 4 .. ton's three. Seven hits were made off him, against two off the latter. The at- ers and of those who like to see a game eg el 4 a 4 4 tendance was a fair one. ' that is a game, will doubtless be large. e e 4" Among big 4 4 The games by innings are as follows: the clerks is Duisenberg, 4 4 el. V el el who is said to be able to swat a ball 4 el el ee First Game Maile llima vs. Elks. Game Bushneil singled, but went out try- without looking. He is one of the 4 fast el el. 2 Called at 1:45 p, m. ing steal second. Moore lined the est runners and best purloiners of bases 4 4 4 ball into left and the Elks had a chance in the islands. In fact last year the 4s 4 ,4 el 4 yU A A .1 ik A A A FIRkr INNINGS. to even the score but Russel went out second base bag disappeared altogether el el el el el el el el el ei : ex ex ex ex ex e,x ex ex ex second to first, and Cunha followed out and Duisenberg is to 4 4 The Mailes went to bat and Cusaek said have carted i eX ex ex f e& eZ el ex ex eX e eX els el el el el el el el el el two-bagg- er fol- third to first. it off the field entirely. Bayer is reput opened with a to left, 1 el el ed be a coming league player, el el el el el el el el el el el 4 el el el rl 4 el el lowed by Hampton, who singled to to while ' NINTH INNINGS. i el el el el el el el el el el el el center and stole second. Cusack came Schmidt can talk more along the side 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Ryan was safe on an error by Moore. line than any man in the Territory, not el el 4 el el el e el el el el el 4 4 4 4 4 4 4. el 4-- ' home on a passed ball. Roberts hit Up 4 to center bringing in Hampton. Davis to this time the Elks had played barring "Old Pal" Gorman. Klebahn 4 el el el els 4 el el el el el el el el el el el 4 4 4 4 4 4 out an errorless game. Cogswell was call- is scheduled to coach at third. To off- el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el .hit to Russel who put Roberts at on el el 4 4 4 4 " jycond and threw to first who missed. ed out strikes, as he tried to bunt set all this talent the warehouse men ''JrLsinha got ball, however, and threw on the third strike. Ryan stole sec- have an all 'round player, a big one, the ond, but Delorie struck out, Grady who is known to local "Ann- - Vl5lJ'.. second retiring Davis. Ryan went fame as c 4 1 1 13 0 went out third to first. heuser," his other name being Bush. White, out second to first. singled to left, was caught Kaai, 3b 3 0 2 Moore wrent Wilder but 0 1 0 Bushnell struck out and off put out. Kia, cf. 4 120 to first, Rus- first and White went out 0 1 THE out on a grounder short third to first. Kaai made a base hit Ryan, cf 4 0 0 2 1 Zamloch, p ,3 sel followed suit. - Cogswell, lb. 0 0 16 1 10 and went to- second on a passed ball. ..4 FOURTHS0 SECOND INNINGS ELKS EVEN UP. The Elks were in a tight place when Delorie, Sb. . ..4 0 0 1 3 Total 30 3 27 8 came sec- Grady, c. ..4 0 0 3 2 Score by Innings Cogswell went out third to first. De-l- ej Kia to bat. With Kaai on ond, a safe hit might have tied the Robinson, rf. ..2 1 0 0 0 123456789 BE PATRIOTIC, DECORATE. and Grady, a new acquisition, 2 . score. Kia hit but the fly was gath- Maile Ilimas 0002000 04 'struclc-out- Total 34 4 7 27 21 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 on a fly to ered in by the centerfield. Elks ....0 03 C. Cunha went out left ELKS. Cusack. ' field. "Wilder went out short to third MAILE ILIMAS. Three base hit a base hit. Kaai hit to A.B. R. B.H. P.O. A. E. Two base hit Cusack. White made A.B. R. B.H. P.O. A. E. 3 0 Bushnell, 2. center who made a bad error which al- Bushnell, If. 1 0 0 0 Sacrifice hits Russell We sell them; all sizes, from three inch to forty feet. to Cusack, 2b 4 2 2 2 4 0 Moore, ss ...3 0 1 1 1 1 Stolen bases Hampton 3, Ryan, lowed White to score and Kaal Hampton, p 4 1 3 0 6 Oj Kia to short who Russell, 2b 2 0 0 4 2 0 Moore, White, Zamloch. reach third. hit Roberts, ss 4 0 2 1 4 2' C. 4 0 0 By 12, by Hamp was safe and Kaai cross Cunha, lb 7.2 0 Struck out Zamloch NOISE AND FUN PRODUCERS We have them. errored. Kia Davis, If 4 0 0 2 0 0 Wilder, 4 0 1 ton 3. strubk out. rf. 2 0 0 TEDDY'S POM-PO- M GUNS They're just right. ed the pan. Zamloch Bases on balls Zamloch 1, Hamp THIRD INNINGS. ton 1. , out Cusack flew Hit by pitcher-Kaa- i. Robinson struck and NOAH Passed balls White 1, Grady 2. out to center. Hampton hit to left and WEBSTER'S WORK PEARSON & POTTER CO., LTD. stole second. Roberts struck out. Second Came Punahou vs. Kamehame 93X FORT STREET. Bushnell went out pitcher to first ha. Game Called at 3:25 p. m. Moore was given his base and stole NEEDS RETOUCHING Russel went out pitcher to FIRST INNINGS. flrrt, and Cunha flew out to second went to Woods Punahou bat and 0 3 1 0 first-basema- 2b. .... 0 n's made a Steere, base. An English gentleman, actively in- nams tossed Bemis' warm grasser to knocked the ball just over the flew out to center. Sheldon Campbell pretty j Lishman, ss. .. 0 1 1 1 0 INNINGS. Elberfield, . . head. Steere forced Woods base hit and made a FOURTH terested in the field sports of his own blanketing Turner . Ahrens, rf 0 0 0 0 0 and Rhoades rapped the breezes. with a fly to Vanatta.who doubled to catch of Lemon's hit. Davis struck out. Ryan went out country, says the Illustrated Sporting Four ; Tucker, If. 0 1 2 0 0 dopey chucks Lajoie . . . first, retiring Woods. Lishman was Cogswell flew out to started SEVENTH INNINGS KAMS SCORE. Campbell, 3b. . 0 0 1 0 0 short to first, and Xews, landed in New York not lo"g xtnoaaes given his base and stole second. Reuter right. made three mutty stabs at Waterhouse . .. 0 1 0 0 0 ago, and to the friends who met step-ladd- er overthrew second and Lishman went te to second base, and was safe, him three shoots and sat down Campbell flew out Desha, p 0 0 0 1 0 Wilder hit past first and expressed the wish to see a game of Bemis floated third, but Ahrens went out, second to was retired on a foul fly caught sec-- to Williams, after he had Desha j c. . . .4 0 0 12 1 White hit to pitcher who threw to baseball, the national pastime of which made mess first. out. Robinson, Second threw to a of it when he frapped by third. Robinson struck ! Williams, cf. .. .3 0 1 1 0 I ond catching Wilder. he had heard so much, but with which Chesbro's Sheldon went out, second to first, and out singled to second trying fungo foul. Williams got in Jones struck and Vanatta first who threw back he had not the slightest acquaintance. a. Lemon flew out to left. Woods made to to right advanc- single tnat hopped over center. Reuter hit Total 31 0 24 to catch White but failed. Kaai struck wining was to , . . . Andpr3rm - pretty catch of Jones's fly, retiring ing to and reached sec- to iii3 inena anxious Khoades' roof. min- a Vanatta third out. Kia flew out left. please, and suggested that before mak-- tered on four wide slants. Ganzel did the sidle. ond on the throw in. Richards was Score by Innings thp up - mlerrimase- to baseball 1 1 came with 123456789 SCORE a x i. FIFTH INNINGSMAIL.ES ine the jj iii, til el LI XAjr SECOND INNINGS. given his base, and Koki AGAIN. grounds it might be well to read some ing on first. . . . Anderson was run bases full. He hit the sphere all right Punahous 0 0000000 0 of the reports of the games as descnb-- down at the plate when he tried to Tucker opened with a base hit, but and Vanatta came home. With bases Kamehamehas 0 0000010 1 struck out, but -- -- Delori and Gradv ed by the able young men employed score n McGuire's mushy splash." went out on Campbell's hit, shortstop full again Kekuewa ame up, bat struck Two base hits Lemon, Lishman. Zamloch eave Robinson his base. by the sporting departments of the to second. Desha was given his base. out. Plunkett hit to first and went Sacrifice hit Woods. ! brought crowd up cheer lhe baffled Briton gasped: "My word. Cusack the New York daily newspapers. Their ex- I fancied they played the game a Robinson struck out. Campbell stole out, for which Punahou had good cause Stolen bases Lishman, Tucker, ing with a three base hit to center, with Desha stole sec- pert criticism and explanation, it was bat and ball, but neither of these re- second and third and to congratulate themselves, as they Campbell, Waterhouse, Desha. which sent Robinson home. Cusack stranger ond. Williams struck out. were place. out Desha 12, 7. by assumed, would make the quisites is mentioned once in this ex in a bad Struck Richards came In on another single to center more or less conversant with the game traordinary Vanatta struck out, and Reuter went Bases on balls Desha 3, Richards 2. Hampton. hit a hot one which piece of literature. EIGHTH INNINGS. Roberts in advance. Taking this advice he inougni x mignt learn the hang of a out, pitcher to first. Richards struck Wild Pitch Desha 1. Zamloch failed to handle and was safe. bought newspaper of morning's new game, out. Williams singled and was safe. flew a that but I swear I don't feel like Hampton stole third, but Davis date (Sunday, May 15), and before long grappling with a foreign language." THIRD INNINGS. Woods bunted and wa out, pitcher to out to dic- like deci- Married Sen Win. short. was clamoring for an interpreter, a ihe incident suffices to show that flew out first, but the crowd didn't the Zamloch was safe on an error by with to Woods strucl. out and Steere sion. Steere flew out to second. Lish tionary and cold towels which baseball has bred a language of its own, to Vanatta. Lishman was good for a At the cricket game yesterday after- first. Bushnell sacrificed. On an error enfold his madly whirling head-piec- e. intelligible to great man went out, short to first. dropped ball, a multitude of two-bagg- er to left, but Ahrens went noon on the Makiki field between the by Roberts who the In less than one column of space, these Americans, else such strange jargon as Sheldon walked to first, and Lemon's Moore was safe and Zamloch tallied. out, pitcher to first. fly by Jones Married men and the Single men, the are some of the fragments which stag this would not fill space in a newspaper fine was gathered in Steere. went out pitcher to first, who Desha. Punahou's pitcher, did sec won, score SI C6. Russel gered his understanding: or wide circulation. And yet to a for- struck out. Sheldon tried to steal former to tkrew to third retiring Moore. too work and Koki. Kekuewa and Plunkett ond but was caught, catcher to sec "Chesbro's slants were crooked for eigner, and to many of our own people. went out in regular order. SIXTH INNINGS. Bay to size up. Bradley boosted a the description would convey scarcely ond. HARIUS CHIRON . . . cloud-ski- m to Turner turned FOURTH INNINGS. NINTH INNINGS. De-lor- Fultz. more meaning than so Cogswell struck out. ie much Sanscrit. Artiste Ryan and Keeler's swift hopper over to Schwartz. A literal per- Peintre hit by the plate and was put out translation dug out by a Tucker was safe on account of Koki's Ahrens went out on a grounder to Fultz got first by bouncing a slow one plexed Frenchman would be an amazing stole second. Campbell went first base. Tucker was given his base. by the catcher. over Dusty Rhoades' noodle. Elberfield error, and Studio Haalelea Lawn, corner Rich- performance. A specimen paragraph out on foul fly caught by Richards. Waterhouse came up to bat in place of and Hotel. Hampton stopped a hot one of walloped wickedly, but Lush grabbed it thus a ards and threw to first in time. treated will be enough, by using Sheldon made a beautiful running catch Campbell and hit to right, advancing Societaire des Beaux Arst de France. Cunha's as it was sailing over his head. Fultz simply the dictionary equivalents in fly and Robinson flew Tucker to third. He then stole second. Specimens Wilder went second to first, and White got too gay around second and was English. of Desha's foul of work on view at the followed, third to first. out to center. . Desha flew out to shortstop. Robinson Hollister Drug Co. pinched a mile by Rhoades quick snap "The inclinations from a direct line or Sheldon flew out to leftfield and Lem struck out. to two-bagg- SEVENTH INNINGS. Turner. level of Chesbro were too crooked for on put a er in the same place. " KAMEHAMEHAS. - Grady went out on a grounder to Schwartz slashed a hot one Bay to measure. Bradley lifted from Jones and Vanatta struck out. From the Coast by- out second to that nearly took off Chesbro's pedals, beneath a cloud to remove floating A.B. R. B.H. P.O. A. E. first. Robinson went dug It up style FIFTH INNINGS. S. S. SIBERIA, first, and Cusack went out pitcher to but Williams in and matter from th surf a Sheldon, ss 3 0 1 2 2 0 got In . . j first. it over time. Rhoades Turner presented Keeler's swift one Williams struck out, and Woods went Lemon, If. 4 0 1 10 0 Carnations and Roses Kaai was hit by the pitcher and giv- rapped a liner through Chesbro's flip- who or that which hops. Fultz obtain out on a fly to center. Steere followed Jones, 3b 4 0 0 2 0 0 AT pers and the latter, chasing it up, ed bj-- 3 1 1 5 2 0 en his base. Kia flew out to center-fiel- d after first (?) by bouncing a slow one (?) out with a fly caught Reuter. Vanatta, 2b crazy to Ganzel, 1 0 1 who threw to first before Kaai made a chuck and the over Rhoades's head (used contemptu- Reuter struck out. Richards was giv Reuter, lb 3 0 MRS. TAYLOR'S, batter ambled to second. ously). Elberfield boiled vigorously en his base and went to second on a Richards, p 1 0 0 1 2 0 could regain his base. Zamloch went lat- YOUNG BUILDING. put second to first. "ilcGuire aimed at Lush and the with much noise, rolling and bubbling, wild pitch. Koki knocked a fly to Lish Koki, cf 3 0 1 2 0 1 ter didn't have to take a step to get wickedly, but Lush grabbed it (?) as it man. who doubled to second retiring J. Kekuewa, C...3 0 0 1 0 0 y EIGHTH INNINGS. the globule. Keeler's tabasco tap (? was sailing over his head. Fultz Richards. Plunkett, rf 3 0 0 1 0 0 Hampton .was greeted with applause bounced out of Rhoades' hands. After because too gay (?) (?) around second INNINGS. GMman House when he came to the bat. So far he Flick lambasted a screamer to right El- and was pinched (painful pressure of SIXTH Total 27 1 5 27 6 2 bad made he berfield to ar.y Boquet Cigars clean hits, but this time endeared himself the hearts kind) five thousand two hundred Jones gathered In Lishman's fly and PUNAHOUS. struck out. Roberts went out, first of the fans by getting in a luscious one- and eight feet (from what, and why?), Ahrens struck out. Tucker flew out to EEAVER LUNCH ROOMS base to second, to over second R. B.H. P.O. A. E. and Davis flew out time soak Flick by the quick, sudden effort to seize leftfield.. A.B. H. . KOIiTB. second. flocked to the plate on the lick, Wil- - with, as the teeth, to Turner." Kekuewa struck out and Plunkett Woods, lb 3 0 1 4 0 0 SUNDAY ADVERTISER, JUNE 26, 1904. 10 Sing Ke and 2 children, E. Langer, E. LOCAL BREVITIES. Duvauchelle, M. KishL Sunday Advertiser Departed. SHARK AT Poetofflce In Honolulu. LIVE Entered at the S. S. Gaelic, 25, San H. T., as second class matter.) Per June for III A large shark is on exhibition Francisco Mr. and Mrs. Max, Mrs. S. cap- g, at the Aquarium. It was Every Sunday E. Brown, K. Brown, Miss Laura Old-in- Published il tured yesterday morning. 5 Morning Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Leavitt. by AQUAR 0 'i ummm n the Booked. m ; CO.. LtJ. per I HAWAIIAN GAZETTE Booked to depart from Hilo, Am. A son was born to Mrs. A. H. Perry 3' von Holt Block, 65 South King St. sp. Falls of Clyde, for San Francisco: yesterday. V. Ray. two "W". Pearson Business Manager J. wife and children. Miss Grace Webster, Mi.s May Webster, Acting Governor Atkinson merely if Mrs. P. Heidt and three children. Miss looked into h:s office yesterday morning SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Was Captured Off went home to nurse a slight Xellvered by carrier In city, per Irwin, Hazel Anderson, Rev. R. K. and then month 2o Baptiste. wife and three children, and cold. Mailed to any address for 1 year in fifty Japanese steerage passengers. the Harbor by Rev. W. D. Westervelt will give an- "WHAT FOLLOWS THE the United States or Territory MAHUKONA. other biblical lecture, with stereopticon f Hawaii 3 0 illustrations, at the Christian church FLAG?" Notice to Manners. Arrived, June 17 Am. schr. Ottillie evening. Fjord, from Gray's Harbor. Japanese this Honolulu. T. H-- , June 25, 1904. Heirs of the late J. M. Camara Sr. "The Auctioneer and Will E. Honolulu Harbor, Island of Oahu, Ter- are moving in probate to obtain an ac- hailway&Iand CO. VESSELS IN PORT. counting from Augusta Bell, appointed Fisher's advertisement' said the ritory of Hawaii. With a rope fastened to its tail, a administratrix in July, 19C0. hereby given the little boy. Notice is that ARMY AND NAVY. ' fish hook in its gaping jaws, and in tow Supplies National Guard of on nun buoys, red, Nos. 2, for the TIME TABLE figures the U. S tug Iroquois, Niblack, (station row in charge of Man- Hawaii, both quartermaster's and com- 4, 6 and 8, marking the easterly side of a small boat May 1st, vessel).- - are by a recent order allowed 1903. leading into Honolulu ager Fred Potter, of the Aqusrium, missary's, WARD. of the channel U. S. R. C. Thetis, Hamlet, Midway to be procured from local firms. OU; Harbor, Island of Oahu, formerly and two Japanese assistants, a man-eatin- g Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku" and repainted and Lisianski Islands, June 23. The I. O. O. F. will hold their memo- At Auction For painted In white will be in shark made a tremendous fight two Way Stations 9'iS a-- m., 3:20 p. m. black on or about June 27, 1904. MERCHANT VESSELS. rial services this afternoon at Pearl C.ty, F.wa Mill and Way Am. bk., at an early hour yesterday morning. o'clock in Harmony Hall to which all For Notice to Mariners, Hilo Bay, Isla.id Annie Johnson, Johnson, June cor- a. m., 9:T5 a. m., IS. So exhausted did the shark become in fraternal societies and friends are Stations t 7:30 of Hawaii. TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1904, 3'-2-0 p. m., ii:os a. m., 2:iS P- - m., hereby given the Archer, Am. bktn., Lancaster, San the battle that it was all fagged out dially invited. p. m., nx, $9:30 p. nx, Notice is that park, 10 t4:is s:is P. Blonde Reef Buoy, nun, black, .nark- Francisco, June 9. by the time it had reached shallow Work in improving Mooheau AT O'CLOCK A. M., P-- m-- of July. tn:iS ing the inner end of Blonde Reef, off Curzon, Ch. sp., Johansen, Nitrate assist- Hilo, will begin the first At my salesroom, ISO Merchant street, 7. water and Mr. Potter and his C. Beckley, a chiefly an- INWARD. Bay, of Hawaii, T. H., ports, June ' George after by of T. P. Ad- Hilo Island ants had but little trouble in running park is named, has order F. Waterhouse, 'Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wai- went adrift June 17, 1904. The buoy Edward R. West, Am. sch., Dahler, cestor of whom the ministrator of the Estate of Candldo 6. its head into a gunnysack, tying up $1000 alua and Waianae 8 .36 a. m., 5:;jr has been recovered and will be re- Newcastle, June donated for it Gracia, (deceased), I will sell auc- Buhne, Am. schr., Olsen, Eu- its jaws, and then lifting it over a supervision, at p. m. placed as soon as practicable. Esther pen Under C. B. Wilson's the tion. 'Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and reka, June 16. high sea wall into the shark at concrete foundations of the mauka arch By order of the Lighthouse Boa.3, on beach. I: City t6:SO a. m., 17:46 a. m., Irmgard. Am. bknt., Schmidt, San the Aquarium, the WaikiKi Moiliili bridge are rising. Pearl A. P. NIBLACK, unas- of the p. m., 21. seemed very tired and, ot 8:36 a. m., io:38 a. m., 2:os Lieut.-Com- ., U. S. N., Francisco, June Then it Twenty-fo- piles were sunk to secure 18. got and took Household Furniture 4:31 p. m., S:3i P-- m., 7'AO p. m. to Inspector of 12th Irene, Am. schr., Portland, June sisted, Potter into the tank the base of the construction. Assistant the the sp., Clapp, New- gunnysack from its head. The Daily. Lighthouse District. Jabez Howes, Am. the Dr. W. G. Rogers, who has been ab- Sunday Excepted. castle, June 4. shark appeared stunned and, knowing Consisting of Bedsteads, Spring Mat- t sent the last three months in New York, tress, Washstand, Meat Safe, Sunday Only, Mohican, Am. bk., Kelly, San Fran- that sharks like to be tickled, Mana- Center k. t doing hospital work and purchasing TJ&a--- SMITH, Sugar on Hawaii. 19. fingers along its Table, Pictures, Couch, Music Box, id P. DENISON, F. C cisco, June ger Potter scraped his new appliances for his work, returned f G. P. & T. A. 24. sp., Bre- cure shark ter Filter, Surrey, Delivery Wavv"?! Supt. HILO, June The following sugar Marie Hackfeld, Ger. Tulfs, stomach. This did not the on Ventura, and after July 1st will 19. Potter, skin of a the Deer Horns, Clocks, Etc., Etc., Etc, V. Is ready for shipment: Olaa, 3600; men, June but It did for the be found at his newly equipped office, Rosamond, Am. schr., Fernald, from shark is like sand paper and the finger Waiakea, 19,000; Hawaii Mill, 1300; We.-inak- u, numbers 33 and 34 Young building. The Overland Route San Francisco. May 23. nails on one of Potter's hands were WILL E. FISHER. ile Woman's 2500; Onomea, 26,000; Pepeekso, Solano, Am. schr., Rosich. Newcastle, scraped down to the quick. After The regular meeting of the AUCTIONEER. - of St. Andrew's 18,000; Honomu, 10,500; Hakalau,- 5000; 22. big selachian began to take Auxiliary and Guild of the June the Cathedral will be held at the residence Kvi-kala- u, notice. Laupahoehoe, 2200; Ookala, 3500; of Mrs. E. D. Tenney on Lunalilo street, SATURDAY, : This is the third shark captured for JULY 2, 6500; Hamakua, 1000; Paatihau, BUSINESS LOCAL. two on Monday, June 27, at 2:30 p. m. It 2500; none; the Aquarium but the first died AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, Southern Pacific 4800; Honokaa, Kukuihaele, shortly being placed in captivity. is particularly requested that each none; Honuapo, 3400. after Auxiliary bring con- by Punaluu, Towels cheap at Kerr's. has been trying to get sharks member of the the I will sell order of Messrs. Lewers great Potter tents of her "United Offering" box to & Cooke, Ltd., Lot 2, Buckle Home- is the t Dressmakers attention! Crinolette is weeks. He interested a small Japa- for meeting. being on Vine- Gaelic Made Short Stay. the latest for skirts. Call and see it at nese fisherman in the project by pro- this stead, southeast side of yard street, 191V Lili-h-a ar- case of suc- The annual memorial service of the feet southeast of TroBs-eoonceoi- oi The O. and O. liner Gaelic, Finch, Sachs'. mising a liberal reward in Tiove! I. O. O. F. will be held in Harmony street, being about 75 feet frontage. eiiEi ti rived from the Orient at eight o'clock The breakfast bill of fare at the cess. The little Jap arranged with Pot- ter whenever he should hook one hall at 2 p. m. today. Mrs. F. A. Smith and Chicago. yesterday morning and got away again Union Grill has been greatly reduced that day. between San Francisco It in price. he would tow it up in front of the is to deliver the address of the ' is the at 2:25 in the afternoon. She discharg- B. F. Boyden will preside, E. R. Hen- Go to Kerr's for cheap towels. reef, opposite the Aquarium, and then FRIDAY, JULY 15, ed 370 tons of freight here and took hoist two flags as a signal. About six dry read the mortuary roll and J. Shortest and Quickest on a few passengers who had laid over Buy moneybak black taffeta silk, o'clock yesterday morning the signals Lightfoot and H. T. Moore pronounce AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON steamers. guaranteed to wear, no splitting, at eulogies. C. T. Rodgers will act as Hum-bur- g, from other Oriental ' went up. got a boat and im- the I will sell by order of J. F. and the $1.15 Potter t yard at Sachs'. mediately pushed out through the surf. chaplain. Mrs. Chambers and Mrs. C. Esq., Trustee, Lot and two-stor- y Shipping Notes. Moneybak black peau de soi silk, ele- The shark was still in tow of the sam- S. Crane will give solos. residence on Young street, makai side, gant quality, every yard guaranteed, at Overland Limited The Falls of Clyde is to leave Hilo pan but in a jiffy the line was attached near Kapiolani street. Jap- $1.40 per yard at Sachs. to the row boat. Then the rowers pull- Fine Dinner Today. Train in. for San Francisco today with fifty b the most luxurious th anese steerage passengers. New lines Sorosis shoes at Kerr's. ed through the reef, the shark in the The following menu will be served world. rushing The steamer Kinau arrived from the If you wish good table board see meantime giving battle, first today at the Palace Grill on Bethel FRIDAY, JULY 15, Mrs. Winter's at 1141 Adams lane. one way and then another, until it be- Through Without Change Rainy City yesterday morning and left up. street for 35 cents. Dinner from 5 to again in afternoon on a special trip Room and board by the week or month. came pretty badly used AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, the Mr. is now so well known to 7 p. m. Consomme soiip, fried mullet, Time Less Than 3 Days to Lahaina, Kahului and Kipahulu. Three popular brands of Porto Rican Potter breaded, tartar sauce; stewed duck and I will sell by order of J. F. Humburg, Gunst-Eaki- the" Japanese that large numbers of American-Hawaiia- n cigars are sold at n Cigar on Esq., Trustee, the Hoffman House Sa- Libraries, Writing Desks, Books The line freight queer fish are brought by them daily green peas, scolloped fresh lobster Elec- steamer Arizonan, Lyons, arrived from Co., viz: L. Toro, La Meta and El toast, apple fritters, stuffed turkey and loon, situate on the corner of Hotel and Magazines, Current Literature, Royalo. Try them! to the Aquarium. On returning from Nuuanu streets, with Its fixtures, mer- tric Lights, Reading Lamp in every Seattle yesterday morning. The big fishing they a flag on a cranberry sauce, ribs of beef, ribs of 3,000 gen- 80c. a cruise hoist sugar corn chandise, chattels, leasehold, etc. berth and.... vessel brought about tons of Infants' sandals, pair. Kerr's. sampan mast outside the pork and apple sauce, and She will lead 11,000 and wait potatoes, sweet pota- pf Everything. eral merchandise. Reduction sale of enameled steel ware reef until Mr. Potter goes out in a boat mashed baked The Best tons of sugar at Honolulu, Kahului and this week at the Pacific Hardware Co. any toes, potato and sliced tomato salad WILL E. FISHER, - to see them. He then selects fish cream cake, Hilo for New York. See the list of prices published else- needed for the Aquarium, pays for with mayonnaise, ice and AUCTIONEER. Southern Pacltic where in today's paper. them, and the sampan proceeds to Ho fruit pie. e. o. Mccormick. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. India linons. Bargain prices. Kerr's. nolulu where the remaining portion of Passenger Traffic Manar. This week the Pacific Hardware Co. its catch is soon placed on the slabs of Beautiful Residence!! WEATHER BUREAU. will make a special drive in their en- the fishmarkets. Memorial Services T. H. GOODMAN, ameled steel ware. Kettles, sauce- There are a number of novel new Ban Francisco, General Honolulu, Alexander Street, pans, pans, specimens Aquarium. Among Passenger baking etc., will be sold for at the. Agent, CaL June 25, 10 p. m. nearly half of their former price. these is a sand fish. This is a flat FOR SALE Mean Temperature 77.3. Save money. White goods at Kerr's. creature that spends most of its time OR RENT lying in the sand on the bottom of a The I. O. O. F. will hold their Minimum Temperature 74. Drawing to a close the closing out TODAY,! BOOTY WORTH THOUSANDS. Maximum Temperature 82. tank. Its color is so near like that of MEMORIAL SERVICES sale of the Oriental Bazaar. Only a few (Sunday), June 26th, 1904, at two Barometer at 9 p. m. 30.06; steady. days more. They the sand that it is hard for one to Situate on the car Jine in the most . Continued from Page 1.) have already begun distinguish pointed o'clock p. m., in Harmony Hall. All Rainfall, 24 hours up to 9 a. m. .00. packing goods. Call once you it unless it is out desirable resident locality of thiscity. their at if when seen appears is a Fraternal Societies and friends are of an ele- ands of booby and gooney birds. So Mean Absolute Moisture 6.5 grs. per wish bargains in fine china ware, silks and all that The improvements consist cub. sand colored body, with twro small pro- cordially invited. gant cottage, containing parlor, recep- destructive had been the work of the ft. or curios. BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE. Mean Relative Humidity 65. jections raised above, looking for all tion hall, drawing room, fine large din- Japanese that the party saw but few Persian lawns, sterling value, the like two broken bits of ing room, 3 bed chambers, kitchen, pan- Winds N.E.; force. 3. Kerr's. fcirds where Welsbarth had seen count- Weather Clear. brown coral on a little patch of raised try and all modern improvements. less thousands when he first visited Forecast for June 26 Moderate It is hard to understand why a man sand. EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 1, Elegantly appointed in every respect. will spend good time money a doing Large grounds improved many the wreck in the schooner Ada some trades, fair weather. and in As for the shark it is well in I. O. O. F. with months ago. R. C. LYDECKER, custom tailor shop, when he can buy the tank and has for companions fish valuable and rare fruit trees. Fine ser- Territorial Meteorologist. Stein-Bloc- h Smart clothes on his way of several varieties and a big turtle. vants' quarters with stationary wash-stan- ds MAY GO AFTER BIRISKINS. home to dinner. Come and see M. Mc-Inern- y's and porcelain bath; large stable Along the waterfront the query yes- ARRIVED. line. with box stalls in fact the property Long cloth, grand quality, $1.50 CURES SOREHEAD must be seen to be appreciated. terday was: "Will old :Weisbarth head Saturday, June 23. piece. for Lisianski island and secure those Kerr's. THERE WILL BE A REGULAR Size of lot:. 200x300 feet. Am. schr. Lavinia, Weisbarth, 11 Price, very reasonable, much below Japanese birdskins?" The general days from French Frigate Shoals, Will E. Fisher offers one of the choic- OF CHICKENS meeting of Excelsior Lodge No. L I. O. opinion seemed to be at O. HALL. BereU.aIa and Its actual value. that "Welsbarth 1 p. m. est residences in .the city for sale or F., at ELKS ; discover that he had some busi- for rent. Miller streets, Tuesday evening, June Terms: Easy. Stmr. Kinau, Freeman, from Hilo and It is situated on the car line, particulars upon ness to attend to over at Laysan Is- way ports, has servants' quarters, etc. Some weeks ago this paper published 28, at 7:30 o'clock. Further application. guano at 8:36 a. m. Further land, ninety miles H. the island A.-- S. S. Arizonan, Lyons, from particulars can be had by calling at Mr. a recipe for curing sorehead in chick- IMPORTANT BUSINESS. from Lisianski Island. And "Weisbarth Seattle, at 10 a. m. Fisher's office on Merchant street. ens. Among others who have tried it Members of Harmony Lodge and all business over "way which will Buck-lan- lias that S. S. Gaelic, Finch, from the Orient, Ladies' and children's sandals at with perfect success is Mrs. C. R. d. rUiting brethren are cordially invited WILL E. FISHER send him hence in a few days! He S a. m. Kerr's. Inquiries people who did to attend. says go at from Seal Estate Agent and Auctioneer. that he has an arrangement to Stmr. Likelike, Naopala, from not cut out and preserve the recipe as L. TODD, N. G. over to Laysan on a guano carrying Lanai, At Kaahumanu school the teacher Secretary. Maui and Molokai ports, at 8 p. m. asked the scholars: "What followed the printed lead this paper to give it to L. L. LA PIERRE. errand for Max Schlemmer. People public again as follows: figure DEPARTED. flag?" Immediately a little fellow rais- the that if the Lavinia can reach ed his grease, or French Frigate Shoals in three days Saturday, June 25. hand and cried out, "I know, Cover the sores with lard Watch This Sale S. S. Gaelic, teacher." "Well, what is it, Johnny?" vaseline to allay irritation and keep she can, with a bait of twenty thous- Finch, for San Fran- asked and dollars worth of birdskins lying cisco, at 2:25 d. m. the teacher. "Will E. Fisher's the fowl from scratching the tender Ki-lau- advertisements," said bright boy. places. appear on the bill, unprotected on Lisianski Island, reach Stmr. Ke Au Hou, Tullett, for ea, the Where scabs Within a few days an announcement 2:20 p. m. Victoria lawns, good quality, 75c. scrape them off ,and treat in the same will be by me large that place in almost steamboat time. at way. made of a But this is a matter which Weisbarth Stmr. Kinau. Freeman, for Lahaina, piece, at Kerr's. Kahului Kipahulu. A. Blom, Then take each affected chicken in does not talk about. He Is quite a clev- and in Progress block, offers an open er old skipper in wrecking line and extraordinary chance in a sample line hand, pry its bill and, using a the DUE TODAY. sewing machine oil can, squirt down Dry Goods has tackled tougher propositions than Stmr. Claudine, of muslin underwear for ladies, misses, securing on Parker, from Maui children its throat one or two jets of a mixture sale, comprising great assortment of the of a few bird skins ports. and infants. This line will be composed: tablespoonful a an uninhabitated So would sold at less than wholesale prices, be- thus One of fine goods, all of which will be on ex- island. it Stmr. W. G. Hall, Thompson, from kerosene, one tablespoonful of turpen- not surprise the waterfront if Weis- Kauai ports. ginning tomorrow morning. Goods hibition at my salesroom. The goods suddenly away, to shown in window plainly tine and two tablespoonfuls of castor will be offered or reserve barth sails visit his The U. S. gunboat Wheeling is ex- all marked. without limit friend Max Schlemmer. There are See oil, well shaken together. and will be one of the largest offerings pected from Pago Pago at any time Kerr's bargain table for white One treatment is usually enousrh. If any number of people on the waterfront now. goods and towels. for some period in Honolulu. who are willing to chip in a dollar or not, repeat. While the chicken is re-- ! HILO SHIPPING. covering give it plenty of mixed food LOTS FOR so to send the Lavinia off. New Picture Method. SALE No disposition has yet been made of Departed Am. bk. St. Katherine, to keep up its strength. Have a pan E. FISHER, Saunders, for San M. Chiron, the French now vis- of fresh water handy after the special WILL the goods that Weisbarth. brought from Francisco, on June artist ' AT Auctioneer. the wrecked Frenchman but he will 19, with following passengers: Mrs. iting Honolulu, has a novel picture on treatment and let the chicken drink at once." probably dispose of them at once for Saunders, M:s3 Saunders, and Mrs. W. view at the Hollister Drug Co. This a sum which will place him in a pretty J. Stone. picture furnishes a sort of part paint- Prices to prosperous position. PASSENGERS. ing and part photograph. M. Chiron LOOKED LIKE A AT AUCTION Arrived. takes an ordinary photograph of a per- son and photo- Suit the Fourth of July Orator. Per S. S. Gaelic, June 25, from without spoiling the the graph enlarges same, en- John A. Hughes, one of the best of Orient: For Honolulu: c. C. Cook, the giving the COUNTRY FAIR. MONDAY, OCT. 24, 1904 Lum largement the effect of a painting and an 12 NOON, the Irish-Americ- orators here, and Gan. Wong Sun Tee, T. Wawamura, Times AT O'CLOCK a So Yan. a photograph at the same time. The street, Ka-li- my salesroom, 180 man who has made a fine reputation picture on view Drug The Holy Ghost celebration of the hi At Merchant Per stmr. Kinau, June 25, from at the Hollister by David Dayton, Esq., as- Hilo store Is a piece Chapel is being be- order of as a banquet speaker, will deliver one and way ports J. R Whittle, wonderful of work. held at Kalihi, Co., Ltd., I W. Y. While the pictures have the appearance Title, water and roads guaranteed. signee of the Kamalo Sugar f the Fourth of July addresses this Kwai Fong, Miss M. Nao-n- ginning yesterday and continuing to- the Schmidt, P. e of oil paintings they secure a more will offer for sale at public auction and child, F. White-hous- e, day. The celebration is mostlv in thp year. F. Lange, L. striking likeness mere entire property of the H. P. Gehr. Sister Flaviana, and the cost is a form of a bazaar. Last night, with" nothing in comparison to that of paint- flickering One-thir- Miss Annie Rose. Mrs. W. L. Rose, Bro. ings. the lights of many lanterns Terms: d cash; balance in Co., Ltd. Henry C. suspended over the roadway Kamalo Sugar Classified Advertisements. B. Bridgewater, Mrs. C. B the booths one, two and three years. Interest at Bridgewater, Mrs. D. H. Maip 'and with their decorations of bright rei on of Molokai, Ter- yellow 8 per situate the Island child, Mi?s Kaliko Spencer T. M. Row- It Is So. and and a crowd of Portuguese cent. ritory of Hawaii, unless sooner dis- SITUATIONS WANTED. land. T. Hind. Wo En Goo' Hoy Jr., K. Success continues, the results obtain- celebrants, the religious function look- posed of at private sale. AN expert bookkeeper and! S. Gjedrum. Lam ed like a country fair. accountant On W. F. Forbe S ed from our business cf-V- have not This property is admirably situated wishes to keep several sets of books. F. Leslie. S. M. Spencer, Lindsay! In the near future the annual cele- For particulars apply to ranch. John lessened a particle, since the for a sugar plantation or stock Reliable and confidential and best James Gibb. Captain J. Ross starting of bration of Our Lady of the Mountain J. ALFRED MAGOON, of water. Major this more than liberal trif t to the pub- will There is an abundance recommendations. Address H. S., this Milsaps. Mrs. W. A. Fetter, 2 children be held at the Kalihi Valley Cha- lic. Whatever doubt at be- pel, i J. LIGHTFOOT, office. and maid. A. W. Carter, J. O. Young, existed the A. W. Bottomley, ginning as to our method, vanished Attorneys for C. W. Booth. A. Wilder, R. A. when Further particulars of J. Alfred MaJpa Kerns. F. S. Knight the people received as was prom- An expert bookkeeper and accountant attorneys ROOM AND BOARD. and child, Mrs. F. ised: a' full return on goon arid J. Lightfoot, S. Knight, child and R.' the presentation wishes to take charge of several sets of Assignee, or 3GOOD table board, can be 1141 maid. Mrs. of correct evidence. Try one had at Vieira. Mrs. Irene Ahon and son, and be of books. Strictly confidential and best of Adams Lane. Mrs. Winter. 6S19 Paul the lucky ones at E. W. Jordan & Co., Will FISHER,. Jarrett, George H. Robertson, Mrs. Ltd. recommendations. See our classified E. Fisher, WILL E. advertisements. AUCTIONEER.