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' "IT ' T5- -k ' " Js. W A W w r i..i. ran r m . . 1 UK1AL HIoTUKY ! 9 riu OF THE WEEK. O WILL BE MEETING

INVALID

At Least That is Baldwin Said to Be the Present Without Any Talk. Authority.

GOVERNOR REJECTS KENNEDY STILL CLERICAL ADVICE IS CHAIRMAN

He Has Not Gots Lay Petitions Action of Convention Which May , But Will Decide After or May Not Settle Proposi- Reading Them. tion to Enlarge.

35. VIOLATING. THE CHAPTER Section 316. Who- one seems to have bought a ever wilfully interrupts or dis- SOME brick," if the gossip of the turbs any religious assembly or as- politicians has foundation. Upon sembly religious worship, wheth- for ' this foundation is built the statement er such offender commit such offenss A V j ' Jm HAWAIIAN 5ou Die R , that there can be no meeting of the Re within or without place of assem- ' the ' publican Territorial Committee called bly, and Whether such offense be com- " BATTlt. fJtLi WON THE PRIZE'' Z bsiAT TM CIRCUfl. z for four o'clock Monday afternoon, but on Day, or any vl'-Utr- mitted the Lord's at .t. K mW' v 1 only a "conference." other time, shall be punished by Im- - ' prisonment at hard labor not more w - - ? The fact was brought out yesterday, than thirty days, or by fine not ex- according to two members of the com ceeding $15, in the discretion of the mittee, that the call sent out, was not court. RAPID TRANSIT CONTRACT TONS OF FOOD FOR THE signed by the chairman of the commit- Section 317. ALL LABOR ON SUN- tee at all. The call was drawn by DAY FORBIDDEN, excepting IS Stewart, left with Cooke and signed by works of necessity or mercy, In which FOR KALIHI EXTENSION ; SAILORS OF THE WISCONSIN H. P. Baldwin. Now appears, though are included all labor that is needful it for the good order, health, comfort or the only authority is the recollection of safety of the community, or for the members of the committee, that the protection of property from unforeseen ONTRACTS for the building of the sureties. This bond Is for $8,000. There! LONG, with the hundreds of tons I seeing what is the best way in which chairman of the committee is Btill J. disaster, or danger of destruction or Kalihl extension of the Rapid is a provision in the contract which J of fuel which will be consumed the ration money may be spent to bring A. Kennedy, who is as well the chair- may required Transit electric road were signed 1 .. n U . H . . 1, ,1 . about the fullest contentment with the injury, or which be for I "". oy tne furnaces or .the battleship man of the executive committee. ,; yesterday afternoon. The contract expiration . of seventy, food which is furnished. Of course this the prosecution of or attendance upon calls after the the Wisconsin on her trip to the South Seas, The matter was sprung upon the nine-tenth- money religious ''.worship, or for the furnish- for the completion of one and s' that the work ia uncompleted'. This means the which is allotted to there will be taken on here not les3 the men forward, quar secretary . of the committee, Marshal ing of opportunities of reading or miles of the road, from King places the limit of the time for the i for the the after street and Liliha to work 9th. Contractor than three tons of fresh eatables to keep ters have their very own little world, Hendry, after he had retired . for the study. Provided, however, that on the Fertilizer ' at Januarv ' there th men encounter no such access to Sunday until 9 o'clock in the morning Works, within ten weeks, but the con- - Makee has everything ready to get his salag the men of the colony which night and had not his records muc cia kil upon once, jiu-uii- J. 13 and so he could not settle the matter barber shops may be kept open and " Huveuiucr isi. mis iihjis me worn ui una ine me uuniiug loi iresa. ins the Admiral's mess, with caterer and fresh meat and fresh fish may be sold gives to the contractor, J. S. Makee, an rock, which is to be furnished by the 'necessary, for there is a daily ration of with deflnlteness. A leading member ' cook, the captain's mess with the same and delivered; that until 9 o'clock in opportunity to get ready for the taking Von Ilamm-Youn- g Company, is ready about 500 pounds of fresh meat, when officials, and in turn the senior and of the committee however said that up of the work. Is the morning and after 3 o'clock in the It understood that for delivery as the work proceed. comm0(31ty is on the bill of fare junior officers' messes with their cooks there had been a most distressing mis- he will push his contract through is , . . , , afternoon milk may be delivered, and at It understood that the contract , . and caterers and waiter boys, while take, and that there could be no ques- sheep and swine may be slaugh- once, with a hope that the"most of the for the McCully street extension of the with the warrant officers and the petty cattle, week, and as there is a amount tion but the call was without binding tered; during entire day meals work will be well out of the way be- - line will be signed very soon, and that stated officers' messes, the way is made clear that the vegetables go was ,1 may be sold, to be eaten on the prem- fore there are any heavy winter rains, it will be on the same lines as of which with the meats for the division of the men forward force. The statement .made that that average where sold or served elsewhere by The bond furnished by Contractor which was completed vesterday. The there had to be added to the stores into messes whl:h have an of the committee had selected J. A. Ken- ises thirty members. caterers; drugs, medicines and sur- Makee is signed by H. L. Kerr ar.d successful bidders, Ashley & Paris, will something of various fresh things all about nedy as chairman of the executive com- Hamm-Youn- g . There are number of the regulation the Von Company as sub-l- et a gical appliances may be sold, personal the work to Makee. along the line. supplies which are called sea stores, mittee, and that he became a member baggage may be conveyed to and from "e OO8&OGG-&04- 4 All of this amount of eatables doeu which are takjn on by every ship when of that body through the fact that he vessels leaving or arriving at port on store-hous- es j upon the ministerial petition protesting J for regimental target practice they would not 0 to the ship's direct, starting a cruise. These include was the chairman of the Territorial thjat day; railroads may on that the against the holding of a sham battls take it, but nearly all of them have to Much of it will be sent out consigned to , flour, canned goods of all descriptions committee. Sunday carry passengers . to connect on Sunday, but after consultation witn work, and could not afford to lose even the various messes of the vessel, of and the usual aiditions to the ration. The. same member has dug up the fact I as fiiid with the steamers, and public car- Col. W. which there are more than twenty. such dried fruits convention provided for the ex- J. Jones he decided to allow ' that the shore-boa- ts These are up in a peculiar way, On the Wisconsin these stores arc a riages, horse cars and licensed the camp to be held. In the evening made ecutive committee- specifically, putting may convey passengers for hire, (Continued on Page 4.) i and each is in itself a family which Is considerable feature, as there are above other petitions circulated among lay- to feed', in Its resolution that the body should be that all labor which may be law- five hundred mouths and there and men were also presented. Tha follow- - no man who i3 more made up of two members from Hawaii, fully performed on Sunday be is in the world shall Ing Is a copy: Insistent upon his rights as to his one each from Maul and Kauai and four conducted, as far as possible, SO AS II. 24, 1801. "chow" than the sailor man. So was from Oahu. with the addition of the NOT TO WITH THE Honolulu. T., Oct. OF POTASH it INTERFERE To his Honor, Sanford B. Dole, Governor PERMANGANATE that when the battleship was o.dered of committee. This RIGHT OF THE COMMUNITY AND chairman the central to get ready for the trip to the south, it was said last evening, antedated the OF EACH INDIVIDUAL TO QUIET S SETS-k'SS'SS- that the requisition for stores included general rules of the convention, adopted AND REPOSE. St rUK IKCAIMtlNI LLHKUjY 300 tons of materials. Tnis is Territory being allowed to artillery Ur these for government of the tarty, and that Section 318. ALL PUBLIC AMUSE- have t three months' stores for the E00 men the practice and sham battles on Sundays. despite the fact that there waa a clause MENTS, SPORTS, SHOWS AND We believe few, any, precedents aboard the ship. that if which gives to committee power to GAMES ON SUNDAY ARE HEREBY can be found for such action In any other ' There was a supply of fresh meat the change --tulee, was a doubt as FORBIDDEN, and no one shall so of the States or Territories of the United taken aboard too, about a ton and a the there States. j Paris Physician Suggests Through French Con- provide to the right of the committee to make or take part in any recrea- half, for the regulatisns that Ian something Therefore, we call your attention to on the four days when this ration Is alteration as to undo done tion, amusement, sport or game not of i by the convention direct. the proposed official exercises of the Na- to be served there shall be a pound for a public character, on Sunday, in such tional Guard of Hawaii on Sunday next, sul Antoine Vizzavona That Experiments This view would operate just as does each man in the ship. The ship has together by a manner as to with the right and do most respectfully ask that you, as jthe calling of the committee interfere ample cold storage, with ice machinery, an outsider, in that there would be noth- - of the community and of each individ- the official head of the National Guard, issue orders countermanding the propos- Be Made Upon Lepers of Hawaii. though there is no ice made aboard, 'ing of value leading to a settlement of ual to quiet and repose. ed desecration of the Sabbath. the machines having their work cut out tho discussion over the membership cf Section 319. Any person violating any to keep the contents of the cold room J the executive committee possible. The.re Governor Dole's reasons for tho re- members of the committee, however, of the provisions of sections 317 or 318 In condition. But this does not mean 'are fusal last night to heed the ministerial jwho believe that the power given them shall, on conviction, be fined not over m MONSIEUR ANTOINE VIZZAVO-- T gangrene. To ston flesh decomnosition that the after cabins are without tne change they wish, was protest are given as follows: to the rules as $f0, Consul, he had used permanganate of potas-- j cracked ice for their dally use. for a 'not to be without effect and or be imprisoned not over thirty "I have received one petition, which the French has just meant that MNA, E,um ln solution-twe- nty grammes to a supply of this necessary is laid in, and If they believe they should have the full days, comes from the clergy of the city, re- advice from Paris of a t Qf washed and cleans. being kept in the cold room, does not executive committee, they should not Section 320. No person shall s?rve questing that no sham battles be held on believe ! waterhad power. Sunday. formula which French savants fl soreg wltfc so,utlon had ap waste to any extent. hesitate to use their or any process on Sunday, As the military exercises in ' the seems execute civil may cure or stay the ravages of lep- - pUed compresses I In this room too are the huries which The other horn of the dilemma question are not a sham battle, but rath- saturated with it for messes, to be as hard to hold. This is a selection and any such service or execution shall er have target may 'adorn the tables of the officers' the nature of practice, I rosy. A doctor who says that it a whole day, and on the second day hejThcre are a kindg of frtsh vegetable3 jfor committeeman in the place of Coelho, . be void. saw no reason for granting request." decom- - the of lep- - j was able to take off Part of the j ln quantities to suit the most absent from the Territory. Thers is no 321. mean- When the governor was be efficacious in the treatment and fruits Section Sunday within the informed that PStd fish by the aid of bread crumbs crltical of the saiiormen.- - Where the rule covering this phase Of the cas, and petitions had rosy, it in trpatment of ! ing of the provisions of this .act, is other been formulated and Ubeo. Uie "iomfcrvl In fVia cr!iitinn T?ir fnntinnimr -- ,(!nn o V.a t.vt,U,l thora. ara enph there would have to be new legislation would probably be handed to him very ' gangrene with success. It is a simple j compresses remov-remed- y, things as fresh tomatoes, grapes and or- if anything should be done. There has the first day of the week, and includes soon, he replied, that in case he tne application of he that a anges, though after some days at sea ; been a suggestion that the vacancy be the time between the midnight pre- would not be able to give his final de- nothing more nor less than ed all the dead flesh in a few days, owing to permanganate's de- - the canned products of the ranch and nilea temporarily, the appointment to ceding and the midnight following the cision before these petitions had been solution of permanganate of potassium, which the vineyard are in demand. hold until the return of .een by him. composing, action came off readily. the same bread-crum- bs day. in which are soaked for heaj Forward, there is the moat enjoyment light from his starring Section 322. No keeper of a victual- Colonel Jones, speaking of the pro- diseased, parts. r taken out of the questions of what will tour, whicn It is understood will follow application to the askcd him whether permanganate by ac- - ing house, or coffee shop, test of the Ministerial Union yesterday be to eat. The messes meet one the close of the Buffalo Exposition. restaurant M Toffrin, of Paris, who sends the of potassium could cure leprosy as well ' before a cruise ia In There have been some names discussed said : cord undertaken. shall keep his house, restaurant or . f-- i- n r Vi77.ivona Is anxious as gangrene, and he replied: 'I have fact as soon as the crew is taken aboard, in this connection, among them Henry open 7 Sab- "I cannot sec why people waited coffee shop after o'clock on Vi. v , a strong conviction leprosy In early .and choose one of each for caterer. This Waterhouse, E. R. Stackable, collector of until ail airangements L SlmpIe remedy be & that that the ! Is a position of responsibility, and is customs, S. C. Dwlght and C. M. White. bath afternoon. tieen maae, they pro stages will yield to a permanganate of lefore entered their ..-- i ...... v There is understood 10 have been a' Section 323. Anyone violating tac- test. camp in iiuuuiuiu oiuunoi r nni as? - nm frpnfmenT an ine solution in Our intention of. going into - is made, as is case in port, general response from members of 322 on Sunday stages of disease. He intends ex- this case might be made stronger than the this the tion shall be fined, on conviction had been announced for over the the only men who have shore leave at the central committee, indicating that Ivfore any district magistrate, not a month in the public press. Practically perimenting on lepers in Europe and de- - that used for gangrene. Permanganate M are the caterers, To theae men falJ will be more a quorum of the technically an- - there than and this is not a violation , of potassium is tne most powerrui ?iore than $10d irnr less than $1X for sires to comnare results, in case the the dutv of mak5n2. wha. nhi,, ollt committee here by Monday. As there of the Sabbath law. The National Guard naving a cauterizing . caeh offense, in the discretion of the Board of Health here will permit ex tlseptic known, of tne ration. The service for a mess Is is no vice chairman, there will be som is a branch of the government, organized j ng effect, and, if properly used can effect regulated absolutely by regu-astonishi- add- to In preservation peace. periments to be made. In his letter to the naval trouble in doing anything, and the court. assist the ot the ; meeting not Consul Vizzavona. M. Toffrin writes: cures, but, being so simple, lations dealing with the ration. There ed fact that the call for the "The drill and camp on Sunday is I eighteen months ago I had is seldom used. are always a number of rations served was Issued when Mr. Kennedy was still "('amp Roosevelt is the name by an amusement. It Is business with the "Not over of storeroom, nothing was paid members of Guard. The a young doctor, whose "As soon as a case of leprosy becomea I out ue and then one in In the city and that which camp the National for a friend i this year's of the National regiment a four of the rations of the mess is paid about the fatal change of title at that target practice with the as professional ability would have gained manifest through small, shiny spots on ; will be ;, ln cash at uie rate of thirty C(.nts a time. is said in explanation that it Guard of Hawaii at Manoa unit, is no more than has been done reg-i!".- medi- It for him an early reputation in the the skin, one must wash the affected day. xaking on an average, eater-par- ts a during meeting of known," said Colonel Jones last even- Sunday by companies and bat-tf.Ho- it the was fact that the rlyon cal world, had he not met death through with the solution and apply com-- J er for a mess finds that what he can get the Legislature when there were confer- any - ing. target and has never been ...... T 1 1 - . . I. . . . 1 1 rt-- , . "All preparations for the there evening while In con- - 11 51 f Republicans held, Mr. Bald- complaint. Target practice on Sunday an accident. One yieases. aies oegin '.o appear over;11"1" mwh uum js uniy sunicient iu ences of the practice were completed yesterday, ; two of win was asked to act and did act as is no worse than yacht races or shoot- versation with a few friends who had the spots they are to be cleansed with'make the three meals which are and the soldiers will be ready for an met at my house, he referred to a won bread cominS 10 lne woncman. The other must chairman. This went on until ther ing matches, and there has never been crumbs soaked in the solution to to grow up a feeling he was early evening." cure which ha had made some- - away ' seemed that start this anything said of that. derful take the scales, and one must go the actual chairman, and In this way the any day rom ! Governor Dole rccwiwd "If the boys could have other time before on a patient suffering f to the quick, if necessary." (Continued from Page 2.) call was eent to him for signature. XX HONOLULU, OCTOBER 26, 1901. v 2 ' THE PACIFIC COmWlAt ADVERTISER, ,

i s:"a s tfzi?ix ?i"?rs'isrr?ii?g Pfll Fl Rl II C. BY .AUTHORITY . nDH P I ft M flTlflM lSuur A Ic--c ft InI I ,rr,I 1 I U K I I I M I I i I lb I I I ::hM I III IB I I ml I I u Kt ii I 1 I t ..t'3A I I I H I B1 fill. b bI Ir il III II I ill I IHiI ' McNEALE & URBAN III If IIIll It! llll Ul HIIIII II II Shirts Sacrificed! IT'S ALL RIGHT! Whereas, the Act to provide a Gov- 85 ft. ernment for the Territory of Hawaii, News for Tien This Wetk. requires that vacancies in the office of c , HowSheba's Ruler Representatives, caused by death, shall The New York Shirt manufacturers are already be filled for the unexpired term at spe- their 1902 patterns of shirts. Anomalous as it may cial elections, and that at least forty seem, these shirts will be worn on the streets or itono-lirt- n Obtained Her days before any election, the Governor before they are feen on Broadway. That's because issue an election proclamation, it's always summer here. shall "We have ordered quota of the new shirts rd in ED&LsSKSa accordance here- our 12250 CfiSfll Miffill ffffiftf PTiViUM . Now, Therefore, In way we place balance of Wealth. B. DOLE, Governor order to make for them the the with. I. SAXFORD old stock on sale at of the Territory of Hawaii, hereby give a Rep 35 CENTS AP1ECK ! that have stood the - test of so many fires in Honolulu notice that a special election for f of the j resentative of the Legislature mistake of thinking that these are in- Rep-- 1 Don't make the They are the only ones that withstood the great China- MAN NOW HERE Territory of Hawaii for the First ferior fhirts just because ihey're cheap-- They are regu- town fire of last year and came out all right. resentative District, Island of Hawaii, lar dollar shirts of fine Madras, 6olid eolois and perfect TRAVERSED SITE for the unexpired term ending on the fit. A dollar does today what it would have taken three S3W This fact alone should be of sufficient recommendation Tuesday next after the first Monday in to do a ftw short months ago. November, 1902, made vacant by the a3 to their reliability, for there were many other makes on death of J. Ewaliko, will be held we a f w fine of io. the fire. , "With the nepligee shirts have placed sfes tame Strange Carved Ruins in South Monday, December 9th, A. D. 1901, in Pu- WHITE SHIRTS We have just received an entirely new stock in all the First Representative District, LAUNDERED Africa Which Tell of an An- na, Hilo and Hamakua, Island of Ha- which will go at the same price. 35 cents. sizes. Call and see them. 8 a. waii, between the hours of o'clock yes, as an extra inducement to cient Civilization. p. As a bait? Well, set m. and 5 o'clock m. you men coming in "here for your furnishings, these The polling places and inspectors of "Wachusett" and "Garland" fol- 6hirts are of manufacture, election in the First District are as with fine 2400 bosoms and wristbands, felled seams, re than 1.500 miles to the north lows: and with long full over inforced back and front, dress, or 1 E.G. Hall &Son,Ld. MORECape Town, in the land FIRST DISTRICT. short bosoms. But there are not many of them, so you'll which Livingstone made his fa- Puna, Hilo and Hamakua, Island of have to step lively, gentlemen, if you would participate S3 S3 !J ? K S3 S3 ?3 f 3 S3 H U fS H 83 H U ' - ii ii ii ii ii ii il ii il ii ii ti mous march when Africa was yet an in the spoils. " ": Hawaii. o n i o o o o q o o o mn o 5 c c c c c c c c c c c cS t o 23 unexplored waste, and near the Zam First Precinct All the District of THREE FOR A DOLLAR ! besi river, is supposed to be the site puna, excepting Keaau and Olaa. Poll-o- f the famous mines from which the ing place: Pohoiki Court House. Queen of Sheba derived her vast Inspectors W. II. C. Campbell, WHITNEY & MARSH, Ltd. wealth of gold, and it is from this J. M. Kauwila, "If it's BEER, it's RAINIER" country that Captain Whittle, formerly J. N. Kamoku. of the South African Horse, came first Second Precinct The lands of Keaau England, thence to Honolulu. and Olaa in Puna, and that portion of to and boundary of now city a stay, Hilo extending from the He is in the for short Gulch. resume voyage the Puna to the bed of the Honolii and will his around Polling Place: Court House in Hilo. world on the next steamer leaving for Inspectors Carl S. Smith, New Zealand and Australia. In com- Wm. Vannatta, mand of a squadron of the South Afri- Geo. Kaihenui. can Horse, recruited at Cape Town Third Precinct Extending from the from among colonials, and men who bed of the Honolii Gulch to the bed of are always seeking adventure, Captain the Kawainui Gulch. Polling; Place: Whittle accompanied tne memoers oi p ikou School House, a gold mining concession which had country Inspectors W. A. Ray, In the mornings," and who would rot for its field of labors the know a known as Mashonaland. For five years J. T. Moir, TORS OF FOOD FOB THE good thing if they saw it. He command remained in the J. M. Kauhi. favored the canned meats even if they he and his had to be taken in the form of hash, jungle combatting malaria, and al- Precinct Extending from the and though supposed to be horse troops, the Fourth said that he felt better when he couid bed of the Kawainui Gulch to the bed feed nis lads on hash at least once a men performed most, of their duties on Polling SAILORS OF WISCOHSU foot. The climate has a bad ertect on of the Waikaumalo Gulch. day, "a good hash, mind you." When horses, and few that are taken into the Place: Honomu School House. the iish days come and the fresh fruit jungle come out alive. They are at- Inspectors J. K. Dillon days, there is even better fare, and the by a sort fever which gen- Unea. (Continued from page 1.) only thing to which there was a univer- tacked of J. K. objection erally proves fatal. J. B. Oliviera. sal was the canned butter. Tim It is in this country of wonders, full come from the commuted ration, and men say they live well, and certainly of lions, elephants, crocodiles and otn Fifth Precinct Extending from the from such assessments as the men may they look it. er game, that hunters go thousands of j bed of the Waikaumalo Gulch to the make. In the ordinary mess of the Wis- miles into unexplored lands' to kill, bed of the Kaula Gulch. Polling Place: consin the assessment was three dollars Putting. Up a Good Argument. that the officer saw the vast rums, court House. Laupahoehoe. each upon the men of the mess. This marked with a peculiar carving which ij. w. narnaru, sum gave the caterers who came ashore The La Insular of America cigar is or more inspectors is similar to the Greek border, C. H. Swain, yesterday afternoon a chance to pur- unlike any other cigar as re- properly styled the "bowl heading," a in- A. C. Palfrey. chase all that they would need. This gards shape, quality and workmanship. succession of V'sfc These ruins were cludes eggs, and there was a great howl supposed by the men to be the ruins Sixth Precinct. Extending from the when it was found that the fresh eggs The smoker notices its distinctiveness of old forts, but arcthaeologists, arter hpil of Ihn TCnulrj flnlnVi tn tho ior1 nt procurable here had been paid and likens it to the Manila of old. to for at the examiining them, declared them be Kalopa Guch (Kuiio Gulch). Poll- - rate of orty cents a dozen, extra sugar, The American Insular is made of' a the emains of an ancient civilization mg extra potatoes, spices an3 other things blend of a hish tvpe. None of the races in Place: Kaohe School House. go of tobacco particularly desirable Inspectors Albert Horner, which to make up the best feature for this climate, in a factory where that part of Africa have any traditions of the daily fare, especially the desserts. concerning them, and some go so far S. Maikone, personal cleanliness is exacted. Some of the men in charge of the eat-- It has that Manila flavor and effect as to suggest that they were once part Wm. Green. ablfs of the ship had great of the Queen of Sheba. fortunes in so desirable in the tropics. We give of the realm Seventh Precinct Extending from that they were 'able to buy most of their each dealer a guarantee whereby In connection with these are many supplies he ranging to a depth of sixty or the bed of the Kalopa Gulch to the at Seattle, where the prices are may return the cigars any time within shafts nut u siuaL as uere. ney naci tne one year bed of Pollin; , i and receive purchase price seventy feet, from which the wealth the Malanahae Gulch. lmio-V- llnon fki .1, u o . "'"nil uicu k.ntk...uttrililcll n 1IU llaU It) paid in full. Dealer can't get stuck, can of the famous queen is supposed to Place: Honokaa Court House. luy potatoes yesterday, have been taken. No tombs were found; Inspectors Estep, for while the he? If out of town buyers return them E. W. majority of the messes bought "spuds," we will pay freight charges. Not much and no tools of any description locat- John Ai, at the rate of one ed by which the ruins could be defi- and a half cents at rik there either. But don't think thal t the Sound, 11 nitely traced. A long chain of ruins J. Moahauli. others paid two and a half a cigar which we unconditionally back tem- - here, for the more than a half ton that to this extent everywhere, is anything is to be found, ftth an occasional Eighth Precinct. Extending from the were bought. pie evidently dedicated to a mysterious bed of the Malanahae Gulch to the like the cigars made by manufacturers but bestial pagan rite. boundary As to the food of the men. the older generally. It is altogether different. of Kohala. Polling Place: time servants of U. S. feel thaat there ia will cost the dealer a more Another interesting feature which School House, It little the writer saw, was that described in Kukuihaele. i.ale to be wished in the matter of good because it costs us more, but any deal- Rider Haggard's "Allan Quatermain." Inspectors William Horner, things. One of the caterers said, while er who has sold the La Insular of The caves which are described, by the Jas. Kuuwelu. ashcre yesterday: "We have good eat- America will tell you it is his leader hp by J, G. Jones. ing; it's only the new men who make today. fanciful writer were explored him. Pill Their appearance is that of artificial my the kicks. They are hoboes who come The trade name is registered by us at PFro Given under hand and the Great natu- into the navy from some place Washington, D. C. The labels purchas- improvement, although they are Seal of Territory where ral caves, some of which are of a the of Hawaii they never saw sea before, and believe ed by us of the lithographer and the length not ascertained by any of the (Seal) at the Capitol Building In Ho- - tnat they are to run things. As socn as cigars made under our personal su- party. He also saw the original of nolulu, this 17th day of Sept., j they get the wrinkles out of their skins pervision to order. It has taken one THERE'S HEV VIGOR AND STRENGTH IN EVERY DROP. "Allan Quatermain, who is a boutn A. D. 1901. tliey begin to kick. We have enough to year to produce this brand. It is a African hunter, a man of title. SAXFORD B. DOLE. eat. Of course, the ration is not enough perfect smoke. What trives archaeologists the im By the Governor, for three meals a day. and in fact we DAVID LAWRENCE & CO., pression that this was once land ruled j can only get two good meals of it, but Fort, near Merchant Street, on account i HENRY E. COOPER. we manage to get Honolulu, II. T. by the Queen of Sheba, is Secretary the rest. For instnnce, The Rainier is a beverage made the of a similarity of names. For instance, of the Territory. while at sea I have quite a varied bill of there is a river there called the Sabi 5998 Oct. 26, Nov. 2, 9, 16, 2.1, 30, Dec. 7. fare. If for breakfast I have mush and Senator Fans and Mosquitoer. river, which is now generally believ- - three eggs per man, I have hot cakes, way most people to be a contraction of Sheba. ! or Senator J. D. Paris, of Kpna, who like it. ed into a pair of eyes, if I have ham or bacon and eggs, Gold mining in Mashonaland is unmistakably those there is plain cof- has just come to Honolulu for short of a wild beast. The lion was as much bread or biscuits and a with difficulties whicn mane fee. Fresh meats are usually in chops stay, is experimenting on methods of it an expensive undertaking The offl- - startled as he, and ran away with such and steaks, rapidity that no shots could be taken, and I always have potatoes annihilating mosquitoes his home. cer staVs that no dependence can be in seme style. Then for dinner we have at region to j The m?n moved later into a small en-wo- rk He is using oil, for- placed on the natives of the paymaster, that is the canned beef or coal and where closure where they could , - the mines. Everything had to watch the L--iii ..i - ... : . i. . AM . i merly he had to sleep under a mosqui- It Has a Flavor Distinctly Own i It's j carcass. be transported at great expense, the The lions came to It, and as ... to net, he says that his experiments- v iiuit, ijieiiiy iuu. r or supper , , rm riaid five shiHim!1? jt ws dark could not be seen. The; ui riiisius. ,, so horse wfre ,,ons we have Lagan canned beef), ccd 'have been a day and found, and railways were j began eating the carcass, and a lhat Iece of Th couple cold, with hot potatoes and a pudding . bcd'fSuT not to We thought of seven or eight j of shots were fired, one striking senator poured oil on the surface vears ago. The malaria has to be home. The men did not dare go out, rice perhaps, with some fruit. That co Id of the tank3' holdi linking water, i Fi-the- se canned corned beef U fine, provided it is fought at all times, but even with aTl and proposed to wait for daylight. The water . which has been used cold, for when it is warm will o terrors before them, recruits j nally they tired of this and decided to it not r,,-,,- .Q ,i LI go come out of the can and is not good any rtriun m i among the adventurous class were al- - outside, when a lion leaped into the bottom of the tank, and as the oil THI i EE ways to be enclosure. The fled, on how." noats on top, no wa- found. When the horsemen hunters and the injury to the nd A second caterer had same 1 Dm appeared among of t returning at daylight, found about the ter has place. mos- 1 i first the natives their taken The" crop of they were believed to be airy coats ripped to shreds. .Had they story to tell, only he dwelt upon tne quitoes has materially decreased, and FOR THE BEST PEOPLE! centaurs, and the question was asked remained inside they would probably kickers, who he said "came on the ship the Senator ha3 come out one of th whence they had been driven. Often nave been killed, as there was no and asked for their chocolates and toast strongest advocates of this method of the men were compelled to live on room for combat there. before they got out of their hammocks extermination. maize and the flesh of oxen, which was ' not the most palatable, and they were beset on all sides by lions, and where swollen streams and rivers were en- countered, by crocodiles with a pen- chant for human flesh, especially that of the natives. The men were bare- footed on some of their marches. Must You Beg Now the railways open up the coun- try to within 200 miles of the Zambesi, and stretches of railway are being laid For Good Service? at intervals, soon to be connected in one great railroad extending from the Th( Cape to Cairo. Gold mining will then supreme goodness be more profitable, as the country can be more readily exploited. The gold of a fine cigar is is there in quantities, but is difficult acquired to make profitable at present. WW Hunting was a great pastime among by skillful blending. Not at Our Place! the men of the command. There were plenty of antelopes, or elands, all of order we get Wall Papers, etc., has special care the horned species, and none with ant- Every for that lers. Lions were plentiful, while the given It which assures you of prompt and courteous attention. rhinoceri and elephant herds were fast tp8' Every roll of Wall Paper you buy from us is new and pretty. No disappearing. South of the Zambesi old stock have we. il was estimated that only a few herds On we a large had survived the onslaughts of native the Alameda received assortment of Art Xouveau and white hunters. As a result, ivory The Perfect Blend and Silk Tapestry Papers something entirely new in Honolulu. has gone upward in price. The lions We have a special room for displaying these papers, and cordially often attacked the men. In the case lnvlte yeu to come and see them. of their dispatch bearers, one or two is blended leaf from four of the were attacked and eaten. These men most famous rode one horse and led another. After V is- plantations in Cuba. iyiAIIIIVIIWIW I'M! WJ MEl these catastrophes, an order was Made in 30 sizes. sued whereby the - dispatch bearers till' BOLTZ, went two by two. It was found that CLYMER & CO., Manufacturers, Philadelphia. the lions only became man-eate- rs D. LAWRENCE A. CO., Agents, Honolulu, T.'rt. when they became old and could not Beretanfa Street. Next to Corner of Emma bring down their accustomed 'gir.ie. ! ran in their young days. The officer and a companion or.' q 'ay in wait for lions near the ca :.'! o:" jj, horse which was badly .' . .n 9 H A The smell was so strong that two" lions f. ' V'". came upon the two men from behind, but did not attack them, as the odor kavertflser. irorn tne nrrse evidently confounded th::r scer.t cf the live men. One of j the lions stood almost over the officer, and whon he turned suddenly to rest 75ets. a Month. h:s elbow on which he had been lean- - ! li-- was startled at gazing directly THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 26, 1901.

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I PflHF We Stock mm Have in SBOOITO For Immediate Delivery op....WEEK the Celebrated ly brilliant, whose school mates had ; rather fallen into a way of making- him ; the butt of their fun. But, as is often: GRAND CLEARANCE SALE. ' the case, patience made the winning ; ITHACA haul of the day, for, after the older, boys had thrown down, their rods In Great Succe s has attended our Big Sale despair of catching: a fish, and had and everyone wandered off, the small boy who had who purchased from us has been pleased with the bzrgains stolidly sat on, suddenly startled his j CALEMDA teacher with a shout of delight, and j ice offer. This week we have added nnny new inducements there at the end of his line was a monstrous "catch." So overjoyed was and the prices will astonish you. Not Icing in ihe high rent he that, without stopping to remove his belt ice can sell cheaper ihan oar down town prize from the hook, he scampered off competitors after his companions to bring them and make the same profits. clock: back in triumph to the scene. In the ECENT visitors to "Honolulu, who meanwhile, two of the larger boys, re- have been here in the "Days of turning from another direction and dis- - Auld Lang Syne" often make the covering the fish, quietly removed it, ATTKACTIONS ADDED. Which are without exception criticism of social functions that they n? in"s Pce substituted a minnow v tntr tzu cao'-- i th finest Calendar Cloclu lieu nine uiciiui, Figured l-2- c. have grown too formal that much of lot of youngsters at his heels, came Silkoline, 10c. Art Denims, 12 Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests, made, and the most aatltfac-tor- y Large the old novelty has fled from festiv- hurrying back .his flushed cheeks and variety of patterns in all An unusual low price for ar-- JO 1-- purposes. tistically figured Denim. '" for all ities which are, in these days, prosaical- sparkling eyes betraying the delight he desirable shades. Sure to please, Light warm weather Vests, ly like the affairs away from here, felt at this change of attitude toward u.o,r Business and professional him by the erstwhile scoffers, he reach- Tercale Wrappers. Shirtwaists. oruyuv where there is not the chance,, as here, We are offering great 4 : men up ed for the rod and held it up. As his this week fitting new offices or well-nig- We are offering an excellent line Shirt-- in a h perfect climate, for out- optics alighted upon the inducements in ladies' w renewing the old will find astonished of these Wrappers; also, some waists, in order to close out our ftSll illatCriaiS. door functions, garden fetes, picnics minnow, a shadow fell over the small ia white lawn, at greatly reduc-- present stock. Tou need them one of these clocks a decided j who and mountain excursions. It is not, face and then, with a ring of disgust, cd prices- - --buy them while cheap. ftor7last surprised addition to their office equip- ejaculation "Geemimee week was see reason came the reductlona in th,s ment however, hard to for this. Christmas! Aint he shrank!" CLOSING OUT SALE IN STRAW HATS. dSpSnfenf of strangers ad- The number who have this department we prices regardless of cost to Every yard on sale Is of this gone to In have cut in order ded to the white population of Hono- Mr. T. F. Sedgwick has the make the price bo low as to inBure an absolute clearance of this stock, season's materials, and every The years other islands. pattern Is of the most tasty de- - Calendars lulu within the last few cannot j tt BOYS AND GIRLS' SIPAW HATS that were 75c. and - Bign. fall to put a touch of newness every-- Mr. A. D. Baldwin was an outgoing 50c, all go at We invite especial inspectlea Also JLZL Are Perpetual 5 where. They have brought in their in passenger during the week. Ladies' Sailor Straw Hats, only of thJs department. dividual tastes, and naturally, an in- on Mr. Marston Campbell is Maul. -- . and absolutely reliable, while timate knowledge of such entertain- 8 20c. Dotted Dimities, reduced to. 10c. 200 pieces of striped and figured the time-keepi- ng qualities of ments only as they have been accus Mr. R. R. Berg ia making a business 20c. Imported Madra3. .'. 12C. Lawns and Dimities, instead of tomed to at former homes, and where trip to Hana. a. 16 the clock cannot be excelled. 25c. and 20c. Imported . . 20c, Jc. and 15c. all go at 10c. they figure this Is apparent. Then, too, 8 Cheviots. 16C. We commend them and strangers must Invariably cause a for Mr. W. P. "Whitley took the last Clau-din- e 25c. Figured Dress Sateens 1 5c. Belfast Dimities reduced from 25c. mality where they are. Of old there for the other islands. 25c Cotton and Wool 16$C. and '0c .... , t 15c. were no strangers, comparatively. But tR Challies.... QUARANTEE THEM 20c. perhaps, after all, this change is in the Mrs. J. H. Porteous entertained at a 20o Pink Dimities, white dots, at 12c. English Dimities at l3e. large affairs only, for if one stops to luncheon given at Moana Hotel on as absolutely satisfactory. consider the many "malihinis" of today. Tuesday last. Covers were laid for ten and then gets an inkling of the numer ladies. The table was beautifully de- - Sale of Men's Hosiery and Underwear. ous so called "small affairs" which fro corated with maiden-hai- r ferns and on, a general knowledge of which never white ribbons. Large shipment just received direct from manufacturers and will be sold at special gets out, one begins to wonder if, where J J one is of the favored few of an inner ' ln Honor or his brother, now a visitor prices. Find out what size he wears and get a box he needs them. circle where all are friends w "onoium Mr. boutnaru "ottman wm intimate take a number of guests to the Waialua with whom there need be no question Hotel this even!ng t0 remain over Sun. P as to possible difference in conformity day. The party will go per special car, of opinion as to what constitutes en- - and as the native Hawaiian musicians 11, joyment, one does not find the quaint are to be in evidence for the discoursing 01 charm of entertainments quite as of sweet music, as well as, for dancing, I as the moon has been engaged for the o. unique in character as of old. There AO FIG IMPORT C are certain lanais along the beach occasion and evening swimming is to be of t wula PROGRESS BLOCK, FORT FORT STREET. where the daintiest luaus are often notlr.ng tIlBra?-ftl- unplanned for l?at STREET served under the hau trees. There are perfect enjoyment of the guests. Those cottages around on the other side of to go, besides the host, Mr. Southard Diamond Head which are the terminus Hoffman, and his brother, Mr. Jack Hoff- - for jolliest riding parties. There are man. are Mrs. "Warren, Mr. and Mrs. C auditorium Could have afforded. Near- "Valse de Concert No. 17," by Mosz-cows- ki, p- swimming pools in country nooks where - Grimwood, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Church, ly all the musical connoisseurs were on the pianola. Both these Marcia HEDEMANNS tre- "moo-moo- s" take the place of bathing M,ss Warren, Mits Lillian Bacon, present and the evening was much en- numbers, which involve the most , Miss Lucy Roth, Miss Grace, Miss J. mendous technical difficulties, were Jt ' ' " joyed by all. Angus, Miss Myra Angus, Mr. Low- - them easily deserving of generous ap- ', people are doing F. principal of the evening the OCEANIC And what a lot of fcll Wr Wm Koth Mr H K HoU Mf ENTERTAIN The feature plause which they received. t,he mountains these days! The faces of c. Teatf. Mr. Geo. Angus, Mr. Fred An- - was the performance on the pianola by Miss Iola Barber next gave a violin quite a number of society's folk are be- - gus. Mr. Hedemann and others. The manner selection, "Fantasie," by De Beriot. ! It - GAS ft ELEGTRIG CO. coming familiar on Tantalus, making j CCt AT WAIKIKI in which Mr. Hedemann succeeds in is a piece full of the most charming as they do, a weekly practice of going ! Mrs- - Thomas Fitch will entertain at calling forth the most beautiful music, variations, arid was well rendered by dinner at the Moana Hotel this evening, Miss Barber. Miss Maud Kinney play- there in preference to taking other often without the least suggestion of accompaniment. next num- Magoon Porteus-M- rs. (MaJor and MIss ed the The Building. drives. Mr. and Mrs. P.'s MOST delightful musicale was any mechanical device, would indeed be ber was "La Campanella," by Paga-nini-Lis- zt. filled 'with may be discov- - j to many regard hands ferns At Pac.,fic eightflast evening Mrs. given last night by Mr. and Mrs. a revelation the who a played by Mrs. Francis Gay. ered almost every Sunday afternoon in McCully-Higgin- s gave a dancing party in pianola as a sort of improved music While Mrs. Gay has possibly not had C. Hedemann residence their pretty little phaeton, homeward honor of her daughter. Miss MeCuliy-boun- d, at their box. the practice which Mr. Hedemann has toward sunset time, somewhere . Higglns. it Waikiki. No better place could be While it of course must be understood had, her great natural musical talent her in giving a beautiful rendi- along its cool green driveway. The j Pniagined enjoyment of splendid that in pieces involving long sustained aided ' Ij- for the piece of music, up Mrs- - E- - - McAdory. mother of Dr. suc- tion of this splendid Arthur Loveklns sometimes take a verdure-surrounde- pianola is not so very McAdory. uusic than this d melodies the which has at all times been a favorite er who has been with her son at CONTRACTORS three-seat- full of jolly guests who cessful, it is in such pieces where a among oth- Camp McKinley since his to Ho-- home, where the moonlight playing on with the great performers, make their destination the place on the ,u,u some months retnrJd to rapid movement and a brilliant tech ers, Mme. Teresa Careno, who very her line Ride of the hill where a stretch of lawn ; home at the coast b of the ocean and over the white foam nique are the essentials, that the value often had It on her programs. I lt j Mr. Hedemann played two selections has been coaxed into a wonderful state steamer. of the distant reef formed more charm- of the instrument sliows itself. The Grieg. Anything of perfection, and that, from its close gives an opportunity to of the "Per Gynt Suite." by For ing surroundings than the most costly pianola thus "Suitra's Dance" and "In the Hall of proximity to the side of the road, de- Miss M. K. Hyde came in from Hilo hear such concert pieces as can only King." Grieg's music, s. by the Mountain lights the eyes of all way-farer- Saturday's boat. TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT be played successfully by the most Gynt," jS 8 which, like Ibsen's "Per has . The young men of Hackfelds have dineld, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Dr. and professional performers, where J world with its Electrical Mr. H. H. Scovel was an er last talented fascinated the entire up, Mrs. J. T. McDonald, Mrs. Chas. j well their cottage higher right on the week from Dr. and the technical difficulties are so great weird beauty, was exceedingly the other Islands. B. Cooper, Mr. M. Bis-sel- l. crest of the mountain, with a charming j4 and Mrs. Morris no can them. rendered. Colonel Mrs. Soper, Mr. and that amateur master It played the lanai, glassed in; and it's here that the D. - and to Last of all. Mr. Hedemann Mr. W. Baldwin left for San Fran- Mrs. A. Wood, Colonel Mrs. must be noted, however, that render Cho are spending some per 23rd. and Walter "Wedding March" and the "Elfin Johnnie Humburgs cisco, the Alameda of the Jones, Mr. Erdman, Miss Yarrow, Dr. such pieces with anything like the iNigni s now j6 j8 rus," from "Midsummer time, they are home again from J? which performer on the piano j gone Garvin, Mr. J. T. Irvine, Mr. Babbit, Mr. ciharm a Dream," by Mendelssohn. It was inter- Germany. They have with them as Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Atherton have Krnest Clark, Mr. George Fuller, Miss can give mem, u is aosoiuieiy neces- esting to hear the pianola render these We do not advertise our Hum-burg- to the for a visit of some dura- guest, e. charming Franlein Mr. 's coast Walker, Miss C. Walker. Mr. and Mrs. sary that the pianola player shall have pieces, which are so familiar to every who being tion. Mr. Mrs. Oilman, Mr. depreciating musical ability to do good work sister is entertained. JB Jordan, and J. and a thorough understanding of the music one. without their ob- jt It. Lowers, Dr. Wall, Mr. O. Wall, Rev. in the least. One of the most glorious views is Mr. M. Swanzy out-goi- pg most refined taste. The only aid value and Mrs. F. were Mrs. and a program of evening was as Our customers do for tainable from the Dr. Cooper cottage. passengers on Wednesday by and Mrs. Mackintosh, Mr. and pianola can give him is that The the it the Dickey, Miss Belle Dickey, Mr. William which the follows: One never gets the full beauty of either foreign boat it surmounts for him the purely techni- us. Are you one of them? one Dickey. Mr.' and Mrs. Philip Dodge. Mr. Pianola Mr. Hedemann Punchbowl or Diamond Head until Jt and Mrs. Frank Dodge, Miss Gretchen cal difficulties. If the player has not Capriccio Brilliante Mendelssohn has viewed both from Tantalus. Mr. W. O. Smith is making a business taste, the most attrac- If not, when in need trip to the coast. Kopke, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Tenney, the best musical Scherzo (in U Flat) Chopin $8 and Mrs. Hart, Mr. Elston, Mrs. piece will sound as if it was rattled Violin Miss Iola Barber cot- jJ Judse tive Apropos of one of these Tantalus Francis Gay, Miss Love, Mr. and Mrs. off from a mere mechanical device. Mr. Fantaisie De Beriot of The reception given on Saturday las't GIVE US A CALL tages, a story is going the rounds by Mr. and Mrs. L. Ahlo ln honor of O. Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Marks, Hedemann has done more to procure Pianola M. J. Brown the Lillian Kelley, two society men uhub Buuum.j- return of their S0T1 and nls wife was a M'ss Bacon. Mrs. Helen recognition for the pianola than any Grande Polonaise in E Flat ...... Chopin de- - af-cid- Sirs. Waldbridge. Mr. Wm. Parke, Miss No. 17 Moszcowski imbued with a desire for exercise, and thoroughly enjoyable ed per- Valse de Concert personally, by mail or by brilliant I'arke, Miss Ridgway, Miss Uecke, Mrs. other man in Honolulu, and the Song Mr. Elston to "tramp it" up the mountain fajr. The house had been oeautifully formance of last night must be reckon- one of high- decorated, a hanging of scarlet embroid- Sclina Kinney, Miss Maude Kinney, Mr. O Fair, O Sweet, O Holy .. Otto Cantor phone, and we will with a certain cottage the Cooke. Mr. ed as his culminating triumph. Gay how they ered lavishly in gold extending from one Fred Young Mr. and Mrs. F. Pianola Mrs. Francis est as their destination. Of and Miss Davies, Mr. and Mrs. A glance at the program will also Campanella Paganini-Lisz- t save weight end to center of the ceiling. Some five Clive La took only a light lunch to guests James Spenser and others. show the pieces selected are more Pianola Mr. Hedemann in plenty of hundred enjoyed the hospitality that GUARANTEE and planned to be back of the host and hostess. characteristic for solid classical worth From Fcr Gynt Suite: But of how an unex- Casey. Dance time for dinner. Thursday afternoon Admiral than for the prevailing popular tastes. Suitra's of rain set in. of how j Lieutenant Tappan and Ensign Jensen, In the Hall the Mountain King SATISFACTION pected downpour Mr. and Mrs. Withers. Mr. and Mrs. Longfel- ft supposedly familiar short- - Mr. Wadsworth, Mrs. i from the Wisconsin, paid their respects Mendelssohn in music, like From Midsummer Night's Dream: they tried a Getz. and Mrs. low in literature, is appreciated, but ; Baraclough to Major Davis at Camp McKinley. Wedding March cut which proved a labyrinth of lantana Gray, the Misses and Mr. he is not in any way as fashionable City oi Paris Dry Goods Co ter-an- d Mrs. Ackerman made a merry bus Elfin Chorus and which finally necessitated a as the masters of the romantic school, Mendelssohn shrub- - 'party who enjoyed the moonlight on The polo site seems to have been rific climb up the face of a week, moved from Moanalua to the and yet. even if Mendelssohn has not to , Tuesday evening of this The following guests were invited YORK grown cliff back to the main road, from grounds in the Park, where the regular the fire and passion of the later school, NEW .M PARIS tjlt was a great pleasure to attend: j as - it where they arrived" home when dinner Mr and Mrs Beardlee were de-w- season's nlav will besriri the firsr Satur- Mr. W. Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. J. past, and of how one passengers jday of November. those present to hear again the mas- Brown, Miss Iol a thing of the j,arting r.for San Trancisco by terpieces of Brown, Miss Gertrude 486 2 Frubors' the great old musician. immediately a way on fc? fc Mr. Baird, J. B. Castle, a of them telephoned for cf Victoria Wednesday's Moana. The first number on the program, Barber, Mrs. j . Mr. A. V. Judge Gear, Mr. Castle, Miss Ethelyn Castle, certain masseur in town, while the .4tC Gear. J, "Capriccio by Mendels- Miss Carrie Broadway Poissoniere. boarding! Mr. R. W. Shingle left for Maui on Walker, Mr. Arthur Brown, and Mr." the Brilliante." Mr. and Mrs. Clive Davies. Gov. and other appeared later at his sohn, and the second, "Schurzo" (in IJ George Davies, Mr. was not Wednesday's Hawaii Ccllins formed a stag party who spent Chopin, by Mrs. S. B. Dole, Mr. Geary Place in a pale gray suit which ( tlat).by were both played Dole, Mr. iuthaat cor. and Stockton Sts., - - Saturday and Sunday at the Gears' Tan- thoroughly and Mrs. E. Dole, Mr. Charles the one in which he had started out) .,,. ,,n. talus cottage. Mr. Hedemann. and were and Mrs. Charles Elston, Miss J. Eisner, BAN FRANCISCO. and which, .in sreneral fit well enjoyed by all, the feeling, technique Mrs. S. P. French. Mr. and Mr?. phrasing being as one could Mr. and fellow-board- er and such Mr. and Ordfni by Mail Promptly Delivered. ; fit a after watcmn home on Tuesday evening in honor of On Monday evening at half past eight F. Cay, Mr. and Mrs. J. Gilman, hear only from the most eminent piano Mr. Mrs. A. G. j him. with an amused expression, get t)iejr son. Mr. Frank C. Atherton. and the wedding of Miss Harriet Layman Mrs. C. F. Hart, and - virtuosos. Hawes--, Mr. Mrs. A. Haneberg, Miss j was remind- his bride. Between the hours of eight Lowers and Mr. Arthur Frederick Wall ( and . ALL KINDS OF hurriedly across the lanai. Next Mr. Elston sang 'O Fair, O Mis- - ten o'clock, a constant line of richly will take place in St. Andrew's A. Hasforth. Mrs. Seima Kinney, cd of the following story: ian Cathedral. Sweet, O Holy." by Otto Cantor, ' pu.u . !' Maud Kinney. Mr. H. Y . Kinney, Air. ln a certain countrv school of the isl- - geu gueb u.eir ,Sm u.aiu-- It wul the first fashionable event of by Mrs. Elston. Mr. Elston s Mr. - w-i- E. Koepke. Miss Bernlee Koepke. greeting to the young couple, who with the so- ial s as.in just beginning, and singing is so well known here that to Marx, ands not long since, an amiable teacher Mr. a H. M. Lull, Mr. ;md Mrs. L. B. and Mrs. Atherton, stood at one side be brilliant affair. The wedding will appreciated feature i - j on a sunny clay took her class on a pic- - say that it was an Mr. W. C. Parke, Mrs. Wallbridge, Miss v i l of the spacious parlors. Among those be followed by reception from nine until program would be superfluous i i After luncheon while the girls of the Nellie White, Mrs. C. Williams. Miss UOOflLVear XtUUUer t0. hie. present were: Dr. and Mrs. Kincaid. half past ten o'clock at Halekulani. the comment. Williams, Miss Edith Williams, ' leis, boys went hshing. Among Rob- Chopin s Claire R. H. PEASE, President. ade the 5rs Warren. Miss Marcia Warren, CapL Waikiki residence of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. M. J. Brown rendered Mr. and Mrs. F. Dodge. Mrs. II. Castle. was a tiny urchin, not over- - and Mrs. Andrew Fuller, the Misses Wid- - ert Lowers. I Polonaise" tin u na.it San Francisco, Cal., U.S.A. these latter i "Grande THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL. ADVERTISER, . HONOLULU, OCTOBER , 26, . 1901.

ebji ricina ON THE TRAIL OF THE RUM FIEND. The mission of the Wisconsin is full SUNDAY WILL Commercial AdYertiser of the material for a stage burlesque. Commander Tilley, in the wilds of Tu-tuil- a, BE NOISY WAX.T23 a. - - was invited with nearly all the surra edxtos. other white people in the place to a And eating Is simply perfunctory feast, native or haole we forget which, same old story with oil lamps. SATURDAY OCTOBER 26. (Continued from page 1.) dons because It must be. It's the and he is said to have fallen into the Constant attention; smoking the chim- prevailing mode and taken too much of This is the common complaint of ney one minute, out of oil a few min- Loebenstein run for the Legislature the grog that is red In the calabash. "As far as the noise disturbing any the dyspeptic. " was one is concerned, I do not think there Always needing new globfa, at the special election? "If not why This not right In Tilley but his any utes later. excuse was, perhaps, monotony of will be of that. Last Sunday the If eating sparingly would cure dys- cleaning. the battalion had target practice in Manoa filling and f life in a" far-aw- ay Island, the custom Valley, and there was not the slightest pepsia, few vsuld suffer from It long. of and a by "We apprehend that the Bar Associa- feasts thirst stimulated hot complaint." The only way to cure dyspepsia, report will come even too soon to weather, mango chutney and the an- is no light for the house so tion cient naval precedents. The members of the National Guard which Is difficult digestion. Is to give There suit the vealy organ of the Parasite aa Watching the orgie from the neigh- received their final instructions last i convenient Club. vigor and tone to the stomach and the - - boring thicket were two scandalized evening at the Drlllshed. All day yes- army whole digestive system. warming up gentlemen of the cloth who promptly terday headquarters presented a The volcano, which was reported Tilley to Washington. The busy appearance, as ago, seems to want warming officers and men Hood's Sftrsapkrilla eared the alee of awhile us, 105 Boaton, Electricity news, as dickey bird informs put N. St.. South Hash., over. apparently needs a hypodermic the hurried to the finishing touches on Frank Far. It reached the Secretary o&the Navy just uniforms and equipment.' Five wagon who writes thst she had been a gre& sufferer injection of crude oil. witb-m- U as he was taking his third glass at the loads of equipage were despatched from dyspepsia for six Tears: had been None of the disagreeable features banquet of the Gridiron Club and the appetHe and had been troubled with soar always ready for Sunday yesterday morning to the site of the many above spoken of but The question is not whether a (toniach and headache. She bad tried give you - - blow nearly killed him. The Assistant camp, in charge of Let. us steady light.- field day for the militia involves a sham Secretary was there also, indulging in a detail of ten tthwr medicines In Tata. Two bottles of use with a soft two slde3 fire at each other men. The men turned out in full force Hood's Sarsaparilla made her welL figures on wiring battle where his fourth glass, and the more he A valuable addition to the modern with blank cartridges, or a. sham bat- thought about Tilley the more indignant last night for final inspection. The your house tle where a regiment, aligned as in ac- he got. Both officials arose late, but officers were well satisfied with the re- &gos$'q SsrsstpsHHa house. cartridges a target K ? tion, fire3 ball at when they put their heads together in sult, every man appearing in uniform keeps Costs Very 'Little ! Imaginary foe. Either function Promises to cure and the or an the fairway under the rotunda of the and answering in the affirmative when It will pay you to see us. is calculated to disturb the peace and capitol they quickly reached conclu- questioned as to whether or not he had sromlse. Don't wait till you tx& quiet of people who observe Sunday as sions. Word was sent to Bob Evans been properly equipped, with uniform, verse, but buy a bottle today. a day of rest and worship and to set a who had just got back from a fishing knapsack, etc. precedent. Just before the men bad trip with Grover Cleveland, his nose were dismissed Colonel exposure Jones address- H ERP I C IDE HERPICIDE sadly blistered by to the sharp ed them briefly, remindlner thpm of of blow through New Jersey's A special feature the Advertiser's winds that their duties, and outlinlne- - tht nlnn fnrl Co. religious page this morning is a' prac- apple jack orchards; and to still other Hawaiian Electric the encampment and target practice. tical talk by General Booth, the founder seasoned admirals and captains. They King Street, near Alakea : : Tel. Main 390 of the Salvation Army, on Every Day must all get ready to go to Tutuila and The five companies of the regiment z I!'.'l:gion. It if. something that business teach poor Tilley the error of his ways. are ordered to assemble this evening urDDiriri.r men and employers of labor employees When the Wisconsin was told off for at 7:30 o'clock at the drill ground, and " not excepted may read with profit. this duty there was the liveliest kind march to the barns of the Rapid Traa-s- it gives prac- hustling to get enough gallons of Company on Alapai Spe- The glimpse it of the sound, of street. SI tical workings of General Booth's mind stores on board to keep down the mala- cial cars will be in waiting for the men HERPICIDE f n is not the least interesting of the op- ria; but where there's a will there's a at that point. Each man is required to se HAVE A portunities afforded by the text. way, especially in a port, and carry, besides his gun, TO MECHANICS, PAINTERS, ETC., WE was amply a blanket, to be in short order the Wisconsin rolled and slung over from your provisioned. It is said that Seattle, the left shoulder, HERPICIDE Soap that will remove all dirt and grease a canteen 13 A GUNPOWDER SUNDAY. near the port of departure, had three also and knapsack. Each Call and man carry one extra pair of hands and in We think the Governor would act un dry days following. isto o temperance white trousers. Provision has been M try a cake wisely in letting the llanoa valley Sun- -' And now this organized not leave 400 men, they u day fiesta go on. The sentiment which movement has reached Honolulu and made for and will be them rough only 10 cts - opposes military maneuvers and firing fixed shore quarters in the blue ribbon carried to the end of the Rapid Transit ft on Sunday is not captious and is in section of the Pacific Club. Soon it will Company's line on College Hills. Thil THE ONLY It makes a fine Toilet Soap. We also have Glycerine ' line with the spirit of the Hawaiian move on the Rum Fiend in the South is a fifteen minutes' walk from the TOILET SOAPS for the Ladies. Sunday law. That law insists that the Seas with every cask charged and with proposed camp grounds, and the men Soap and FINE Christian Sabbath shall not be used by the Paymaster ready to take on a still upon leaving the cars will march to REMEDY some people in a way to disturb the heavier load. And then Tilley will camp, Imagine court, heavily where tents will be in readiness peace of others; and we submit that a catch it. that for their reception. Guards will be 2 troops charged with fizz, examining Tilley for known to positively stop field day of the militia, wherl the posted, and all the strict regulations " M ball-cartridg- frowning upon & es WAITY. fire and cannon-sho- t at signs of stimulants and SALTER of a United States military camp will s the hair falling out. an imaginary foe whether the process the empty keg which is to be introduced Tilley be in is called! a sham battle or something as Exhibit A. And then when force. else is a marked disturbance of the has been vindicated think of the ward The target practice will begin at 9 quiet which the law permits those who room libations that must follow and the o'clock tomorrow morning and will choose it to enjoy. fierce energy with which all hands, continue until the ammunition has AAA4.AAA1AA1AAAAAAAAAAAAA.AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.AAA It should not be forgotten, least of all from Admiral Evans to the midship-mit- e been expended. IT 2 by the Governor, this Territory, will put down the Samoan liquor The electric cars will run up College CURES that by like all the new American possessions, traffic drink drink. day tomorrow, sol- Incidentally a bigger court to Hills all and the is on trial before the people of the it takes expect to many K Dandruff, Baldness, and g DUB TO ARRIVE Tilley does Schley and the diers entertain friends United States. A panel of false wit- try than it ' cost to Uncle Sam will not fall a nickel during the day. pi All Diseases of the Scalp, nesses has sought and Is yet seeking, target practice is concluded this" short of ?150,000. But the amusainont If the From Puget Sound, to Impeach the moral status of early enough Colonel Jones will order g by destroying the microbe h community, in especial that of the local given will not be dear even at that price. a dress parade in the afternoon, though o causes J authorities. As officials and citizens ' or parasite which Governor Dole and. his. friend."? are the f ... this is doubtful. v Captain Ashley will be charge of, b all targets of calumny today In half the PLAC1NQ THE BLAME. in Bkt "ALBERT" newspapers of the United States. For the commissary and quartermaster's 4 ' ' why,? As. the slanderers have it, for The Grand Jury found little to department. ''; infractions of laws for the protection of criticise in the management of Terri- : r :S SCALP public morals and for being "un-America- torial affairs but for such defects as 8AXOANS '..if WITH and yet In the face of it all the came under its ban it had no hesitation 4 Governor proposes to let the military in fixing the blame. Witness this ex- Memory of Stevenson Still Lives t arm of his administration turn Sunday plicit declaration: Among These People. i ,r I DISEASES into a day of martial uproar and to put It seems to this jury that if the last Mrs. , an for the moment, what has been called legislature had attended to their duties Isobel Strong tells several 22,000 Bags of Flour, public servants, looked more to which show the warm affectiort f Sabbath, on low as and ecdotes the American the protection our citizens and the 4 moral plane of the European Sabbath. the of in which the memory of Robert Louis a public welfare In general, these fact3 by :o:-- The argument foe this departure both would not exist. Stevenson is held his Samoan 7 friends. In Scribner's Magazine she from the spirit of the law and from is in nutshell. In- El Pints not There the truth a one infinitely local and American precedents, does stead of providing means of revenue describes scene that is Q I strike us as even plausible, much less during its sixty day session, the Legis- touching: s M and Quarts And Large Lots of all leedstuffs. convincing. It is said that the mem- over After Mr. Stevenson's death so many O af- lature spent its time quarreling M bers of the National Guard cannot Secretary Cooper or Dole, in of his Samoan friends begged for his on days Governor ford, to leave their jobs week pass a. suspicious car photograph We sent to Sydney for duty. trying to street that a to do military Has there been franchise, in an Idiotic controversy over a supply, which was soon exhausted! any general request a day off? For Sale at Market Prices by for the spelling of word "forty," in re- em- the One afternoon Pola came in and K FRESH SUrPLY JtLsT "Would not merchants and other legislating for female dogs and in con- grant one If marked, in a very hurt and aggrieved ployers be likely to asked triving to adjourn for luaus. It wasted A. to do This office, which employs manner, that he had been neglected in so?' time-fo- r no other purpose than to com- RECEIVED. about one hundred people, would always the way of photographs. pel the Governor to call an extra ses- "But your father, the chief, has a be willing to excuse its National sion wherein the native majority could Guardsmen, if it has any, for the an- draw more salary and put up more large fine one." H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd. nual field day. So would other offices corrupt jobs. "True," said Pola. "But that is not and stores. But even if objections were Had the Legislature been honest and mine. I hrfve the box presented to me by employing high-chi- ef raised the class, the capable would have remedied the de- by your goodness. It has a Sunday ought to it cover, put TTVTTTTTTTTTVTVTTTTrTTTVTVTTTTTTTTVTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTY secularization of be fects in the streets, the asylum build- little and there I wish to OLL ISIERs resisted on the ground of general prac- the sun shadow of Tusitala, our be- ings and other structures; but public loved chief whom we all revere, but I tices It must suggest and excuse. If improvements cannot be made without Q are to sham fights more than the others because he was 3II-.-K the militia have money. The Governor In signing the the head of my clan." FINE Sunday just because its members are appropriation bill signified his willing "To be sure," I said, and looked DRUG CO. employed at other tasks week days, pic- AND COTTON ; for photograph. I found a KIMONOS ness to have the asylum put to rights about a there i3 no logical reason why there and other defects cured, but no general ture cut from a weekly paper, one 1 JUST RECEIVED, ALSO should not be a wide open Sunday for remembered that Mr. Stevenson him- SOLE AGENTS. revenue measure, providing the funds, self had particularly disliked. He everybody. Why not barbecues? Why was transmitted to him. He called for not horse racing? Why not barkeep- would have been pleased had he seen Some Very Good Suspenders it but it did not come. It ought not to the scornful way Pola threw the pic- E for 25c. ers' picnics and dances at the beach? have been withheld and would not have ture on the floor. HEBPICID HERPICIDE Why not firemen's tourjiaments? There been if the Legislature had chosen to "I will not have that!" he cried. "It at- pig-face- are thousands of people who cannot make laws rather than to do small and is d. It is not the shadow of The Ladies are invited to inspect our new cloths, for making tend such things on week days except our chief." He leaned against the door dirty politics. and wept. Kimonos, which we ordered direct from at the price of a 'day's work; and if J Japan. the only argument for a militia sham "I have nothing else, Pola," I pro- Fancy and Staple Groceries. This has been a great year for vindi- tested. "Truly, If I had another picture fight on Sunday is valid then It also ap- cf Tusitala I would give it up to you." plies to the cases we have mentioned. cations. First the House Committee on 14 Elections vindicated Wilcox from the He brightened up at once. "There is HOTEL STREET, Formerly, Thanksgiving day, if we the one in the smokingroom," he said, Beretanla and Emma Sts. U. near Nuuanu. remember correctly, was used for field charge, admittedly true, that he had "where he walks back and forth. That Sekmol day purposes and as it is near by we proffered his "sword" to Agulnaldo. pleases me, for It looks like him." He New Store and our Goods are all New. see no reason Then a packed Grand Jury vindicated referred to an oil painting of Mr. Ste- "Wafers of the following flavors: Va why It should not. have by Sargent. explained been selected this time. The choice of the scalawag Legislature and made it venson I that nilla, Lemon, Strawberry, Chocolate, look to the casual eye like a collection I could not give him that, "Then I Orange, Raspberry and ,Ginger. Sunday, it seems to us, was a needless round one," he said, AAAAAAAAAj LA A of plaster-of-par- is images over a church will take the "of lAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAJ AAA offence to the moral views of the com- tin." This last was the bronze bas-reli- ef munity. To insist upon it will not pop- door; then the Attorney General, de by St. Gaudens. I must have 4 ularize the Guard in quarters which ceived by unchallenged falsehoods, vin laughed involuntarily, for he went out ALSO FANCY CRACKERS. have, in the past, given It a steady dicated the blackleg Humphreys, and deeply hurt. Hearing a strange noise and not uninfluential nor unwelcome Humphreys, not to be out of fashion, in the hall an hour or so later, I open- vindicated Oscar Lewis, jury-stuff- er in ed the door and discovered Pols, lying support. on his face, weeping bitterly. ordinary to the First Circuit Court. you Henry Waterhonse&Co Small wonder that there has been a "What are crying about?" I YACHTING. asked. IWAKAMI & CO. I rise in the price of whitewash. "The shadow, the shadow," he sob- Athletics and sport are growing in bed. "I want the sun-shado- w of Tusi- favor in Honolulu. There is no doubt tala." HOTEL STREET, A TYPICAL SOUTH AFRICAN my mother's door across of it. Two years . ago weeks would STORE. I knocked at elapse the hall, and at the sight of that tear-stain- ed Stock & Bond without a single sporting event face her melted Brokers to mark their passage; today, every O. R. Larson, of Bay Villa, Sundays heart and he Cape Colony, was given the last photograph we had, Saturday afternoon has its regular river, conducts a store which he wrapped in a banana leaf, I sports typical of S. Africa, at which can be I Gentlemen's Furnishing 'Goods schedule of and pastimes and the purchased anything from proverbial tying it carefully with a ribbon of devotees of baseball, football, yachting, the grass. 2 "needle to an anchor." This store is Fire Insurance Agents : polo, golf and other forms of recreation. situated in a valley nine miles from 9 t take their pleasure simultaneously. the nearest railway station, and about Sunday School Organization. Yachting twenty-fiv- e miles has particularly prospered of from the nearest privi late. The maritime spirit was never town. Mr. Larson says: "I am favor- As many people are denied the stronger In today. ed with the custom of farmers within lege of attending the Sunday school3 Hawaii than it is a radius of thirty miles, many Commission! Merchants For years the sport of boat sailing was to of owing to circumstances which they can- pursued whom I have supplied Chamberlain's Complete I aimlessly and spasmodically, remedies. All testify to their value in not control, and would be willing to at- Line of New Goods despite the ever prevalent advantages a household where a doctor's advice is tend if some way presented itself, the .:v of water, wind and climate which go almost out of the question. Within First Methodist ChunSh has organized a Cmfal attention giTtn to business Just Received. to make the Paradise of the Pacific a one mile of my store the population Sunday School Home Department and trust. yachtsman's delight. Then, quite re- Is perhaps sixty. Of these, within the any class, as past twelve months, no invites one to Join the it cently and perhaps in some measure less than will also be termed. Thirty minuter a due to gentle fourteen have been absolutely cured by the criticism of mainland Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. This week devoted to the study of a lesson Corinthians anent our yachting leth- must surely be a record." For sale by is all that Is required of one to be- argy, the Hawaii Yacht Club was Benson. Smith & Co.. Ltd.. wholesale come a member of this new department. In our new quarters, corner Fort and formed and since its organization inter- agents. Those desirous of becoming member? Merchant streets. est In the sport has advanced by leaps of this department should address ihcir Every Department and bounds, until today there is mani- Charpre p.dmitt',.l: "In your wife's di- applications to "Home Department of R. Lewers. F. J. Lowrey. C. M. Cooke. vorce petition says you fest locally a strong and widespread she have tram- the Sunday School," P. O. Box 100, Ho- Fully interest in yachting. As a result yacht pled upon her affections." said the law- necessary 4 Stocked. yer. "Ves," nolulu. The literature will b; & designing In Honolulu is receiving at- assented the client. 'I'll to Lewers Cooke admit it. All the affection she has is furnished all members. 4 tention and home designers have in centered in a little hairy dog. and the Importers and Dalera In Lumber sn1 hand more orders ever in than before way I've trampled on him, has been Read Dally 75 Bull dins; Materials. Office. . 4 history aquatics. frightful." the Advertiser; cents the of local Indianapolis Sun. per month. iU Fort Street TTTTTTT7TTTTTTTTVTTT7TTVTTTVTT77TYTTTTTTTTTTT7TTTTT THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER HONOLULU, OCTOBER 26, 1901.

the guest of Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. Her uncle, Frederick Martin, maintains GOVERNMENT a handsome establishment In Paria, and Miss Alice was. the most feted American girl of that gray season. None of these triumphs, however, weaned her from her first love. Two years ago Captain Fenton was 1 SO-BOO-- SO LL BUILD V-- C " A Liquid Mixture sent to the Philippines, where he served 1 ' (KILFLY) Designed to Protect with distinction under General Freder- Vr ick Dent Grant. He recently obtained ! COWS AND HORSES his captaincy. Captain Fenton comes f"-'- of an old Maryland family. He is a ''VH - J From Torture by i New Stables for Catholic, and the marriage will proba- J bly be solemnized by Cardinal Gibbons. He is at present stationed at Fort Meade, South Dakota, and it is at this the Public lonely post that the belle of " brilliant , " A Valuable Disinfect- - 1 three capitals will make her home for :fl:. next two years. .'; tW' vfel ant nd ' Oermictde. I Works. the POLICE NEWS. LAND AT KAKAAKO A Record of What YeBterday Brought Forth, in Police Circles. O (Kilfly) Is a liquid mixture designed to protect cows ana prepa- SC-BOS-S- horses from torture of flies. The IS In the District Court yesterday Lui ration la positively harmless. It is used with splendid results as a disinfectant and germicide. The Electric BEING PREPARED so Cha Bo, charged with embezzlement, AGENTS Sprayer discharges the (Kilfly) in a fine, broad spray. From 30 to 50 cows can be sprayed: in a few moments. The Electric Sprayer is detachable, and thus may be thoroughly cleaned. was remanded until Monday. If your animals are troubled with lice use so (Kilfly). It knocks them out. Spray your poultrv house Dr. H. E. Winslow, charged with as- with so (Kilfly). lice, or any may " Plans Arc It kills vermin that infect the fowls. Drawn for Extensive sault and battery on a young Hawaiian SALE Or R EAL ESDSJ girl -- Will at Walahole, was remanded until KOIEBS IS, Buildings Be fireproof Monday on account of illness. So-bos--so FOE (Kilfly) is Invaluable as a disinfectant for spraying around the stable; at the same time prevents H. Taylor, colored, charged with de- F. J. LOWRET, President. the irksome torture of flies. and Modern. sertion, became reconciled with his A. B. WOOD, Vice President. Used with splendid effect on horses while at work, especially draft horses, traveling at a slow pace and oft- better half, thanks to the good offices J. A. GILMAN. Secretary and Treas- en times obliged to stand for long Intervals, harnessed to the truck, exposed to the torture of the beastly flies, of Judge Wilcox. urer. while the teamster Is loading-- , unloading, or otherwise engaged. Blacksmiths will greatly appreciate the prepa- The case of Lono Kaiaiki, charged F. J. AMWF.G, Auditor. ration. A moment's work with the Electric Sprayer and a little so (Kilfly) will rid the shop of flies, anu The next big undertaking of the with obtaining money under false pre- CHAS. H. GILMAN, Manager. the horses stand perfectly quiet. Public Works Department is to be the tenses, was nolle prossed. Tour use of So-bos--so (Kilfly) will result In more and better milk, more money, more comfort for cows for construction Other cases disposed of were: Mr. M. horses, and for you. of stables and sheds Suf William Mlnton, lat ficient to Wong Shui King, libel, J100 and costs; Kilfly has proved a perfect success In this Territory, and until the arrival of large invoices recently, we have accommodate all the horses, Sze To Fook, libel, discharged; John with Gear, Lansing & Co., la been unable to fill all orders. We have now a supply on hand and more on the way. wagons, and rolling stock of that Rodrigues, larceny, second degree, one now associated with us as sell- Sufferers from the HORN PLY should give Kilfly a trial. branch of the government. pres year in Reform School; Retanno, We are sole agents Territory The ioe ing agont for the Island Realty the for the of Hawaii. ent quarters are totally inadequate truancy, discharged; Manuel Souza, Company. for the purpose, profanity, discharged; King Sum, ma- and it is said also licious injury, dismissed; J. W. Ethe-ridg- e, to be a veritable fire trap. The new common nuisance, reprimanded PACIFIC CO , barn is to be built at Kakaako, and and discharged. WE OFFER FOR SALE HARDWARE Ltd. work will be upon Yesterday's arrests Included: commenced it as C. H. Perry, the following list of houses soon as the funds the purpose James B. Pakele, drunk; for are desertion; Noah, gambling. On easy terms; Bmall cash oavment. available, as both Superintendent Boyd A. Grelck, the assistant brewer of balance, monthly installments. Intend-- ; and'Marston Campbell are convinced the Honolulu Brewing Company, who ing purchasers will find It cheaper than of its Immediate necessity. is out on $500 bail on a charge of lar- " paying rent. ceny in the second degree, made an i No. 47 Young street, The plans have already been drawn attempt to out on German Pawaa Tract, clear the 75x140; dwelling, Just complet- -' . dls- - and the. lots abutting upon Keawe j ship Sirene, yesterday. He was ed; nitary plumbing, hot and cold strAt whifh ia tr. ya oUo. r.r covered, however, and nanciea over 10 water, porcelain bath, electric lights; new buildings, the authorities. Grelck's bail will stables and servants' Quarters, are being graded and probably be raised to J1.000. The J500 11 H iilled in anticipation of an early be- - bail was furnished by friends, who i No. 43 King street, Pawaa Tract, M ANN IS j 140, ; LIMITED. JO ginning. narrowly escaped being let in by x dwelling, new sanitary ungrateful action. i plumbing, hot and cold water, porce. The government does not own all of Grelck's lain bath; electric light, with stable ' ! The King of Natural Table Waters. the land upon which it Is intended to vfJctPrri..,v v.n tr ask Cantain Flint. and servants' quarters. erect the new stables, a triangular 'Who arrested tne ciown.'- - No. 50 Matlock avenue (old baseball A Natural Sparkling Water. portion one j grounds). 50 x 90; 7 rooms and bath, at end, and consisting of new; sanitary plumbing, porcelain tub; Settled at Springs, 7,056 square feet, being the property Tier glad surprise: "I have found out lie Johannis of one tiling about my husband," said the servants' quarters and woodshed. This I the Eishop Estate. The land however 'is a bargain; cheap and desirable. Zollhaus, Germany. beyond bride who had been married before, Vthat extends the portion destined surprises me greatly." Her friend moved j No. 52 Lunalilo street (old baaeball 17 for the new stables, and long nar- Ha and a up nearer, so they could ; grounds), 50x90; 6 rooms and bath, in row strip of government property di a little that 4 whisper, and asked: "What is it?" "His new; sanitary plumbing, porcelain tub; was selected as Standard from vides' into two parts the tract of land is hig as told me light; quar- OITcr for Sal Johannis the owned by the Bishop abutting salary jut as he it electric barn and servants' Estate Chicago Record-Heral- d. ters. - - I..:..' among the Natural Mineral Waters of the World by Second street. This excess portion of was." .... government land comprises 7,899 square No. 55 Wilder avenue, near Kewalo, the London Lancet. 53x125; new house; desirable neighbor- feet, and negotiations have been com- PAOIFIO LC'COE HQ. Home Journal, N. Y., says: Johannis i3 pure, pleted by which the Bishop Estate ex- 822, hood; 6 rooms and bath; sanitary changes the portion owned by it, and plumbing; electric light; stable and and therefore heathful; it is clear as crystal, thus pleas- needed to fill out the site for the sta servants' quarters. Electric cars pass bles, for the stoall tract owned by the door. . ing to the eye; is " it lively and sparkling, therefore the Territory, and which is needed to No. 56 Same as No. 55. . ROOFING. refreshing to the taste. connect the two separated portions of No. 57 Wilder avenue, corner Kewa- the Second street tract. The exchange lo, 135x130; 8 rooms and bath; an up-to-d- ate BUILDING PAPER. is satisfactory to both parties, and is THERE WILL. BE A SPECIAL, house In every respect; on line in fact beneficial to both. meeting of Pacific Lodge. A. F. & A. of electric cars; stable and servants' PRESERVATIVE PAINT. When this transfer is made the gov M., at Masonic Temple, this Saturday quarters. ernment will own a of 150 x evening,. 26, 7:30 o'clock. BOILER AND STACK PAJNT. W. C. Peacock & Co., tract land October at No. 58 Wilder avenue, 70xl8; 7 350, fronting on Keawe street, and ex- WORK IN .THE THIRD DEGREE. rooms and bath; sanitary plumbing; INSULATING COMPOUND. LIMITED, cellently adapted for the use to which Lodge, Lodge desirable; stable and servants' r it 13 intended tn hp nut bv thp Tuhlif. Members of Hawaiian most BRIDGE AND ROOF PAINT. ...SOLE AGENTS; Works Department. le Progres, and all sojourning brethren quarters. Thtf hew stables are to be construct are fraternally Invited to attend. By order of the R. W. M. For prices and terms, apply to . ed with special reference to protection WILLIAMS, from fire, and to render the escape of H. H. the horses easy if such an emergency Secretary. Island Realty Co. should Is i 'i REFINED SUGARS, arise. The entire lot l,be ii m if i ii ii mm separated from any outside communi LIMITED. Cube and Granulated. cation by a corrugated iron fence eight feet in height, and the ft nearest V Vt 1 , J?'-.l- V e Alcn hat S.y j:ri 204. Judd Bnildinpr. . PAINT OILS. A Good Three Spring Surrey for building to the fence on the inside of the lot will be twenty feet away. tjorS;ivercre. Jv'oworIiWims ni't;i!?. Lucol and Linseed. The entrance to the stables is from E$3'4kw A new andeisy plan. Send Stamp) Keawe street. To the left of it will be iB eentl n n Sonv uir nl erected a shed --for the sprinkling wag- als arid ons, and for the finer vehicles used by fTVettv Piece of fioM T'lated .Tewrlry riteatotice. STEAM PIPE COVERING, $SSO.OO I Acme book to. boxuu. sr.eviiie.'v.t;9rcHPs...',o the Board of Public Works. This is Reed's Patent Elastic Section iji lira mwmiiiami,ii.uiiM, to be 20 x 110 feet, and on the right Covering. jSjS will be constructed the harness room, V) Excursions to Battleship. . 0 feet, and adjoining that to the Hawaiian mm right and Immediately to the left of INDURINE. the gate, will be constructed the har- THE GASOLINE LAUNCH J- - A. bat- Water-pro- of Cold Water Paint, ness room. 14x20 feet in size. Durant will make excursions to inside and outside, in white and To. the left of the entrance will be tleship Wisconsin from boat landing at Annual the office, 12 x 16 feet, and in the corner, Brewer's wharf. colors. further to the right, will be a small ron 1002 house for the use of the watchmen. NOTICE. FILTER PRESS CLOTH, Near the center of the lot will be For Issue During December and Jute. built the stalls for the horses belong- Linen ing to the government. These will be THE REMIEN'S BALL eighty in number, ' forty on each side, is In the hands of the printer. CEMENT. LIME AND BEIC1 in a double row, the entire building to WHICH WAS POSTPONED FROM j Parties having special articles in be 220 feet long and 25 feet wide. The September 26, on account of the death 60 I of President McKinley, will take place preparation therefor will please center portion, feet long, is to be I on October 31, at the Drillshed. All , complete same at earliest con- I S invi- - venience and hand (or mall) Tho cfolla ii-i- oil K. am o all friends who received an AGENTS FOB ! the rear, and will tation will please attend. sanje to the undersigned not lat- be arranged that By order of in case of fire one man can go down er than Nov. 1st. WESTERN SUGAR REFINING CO.. the aisle running length JOHANNES F. ECKARDT, the entire of 6997 C. of R-- San Francisco, C&L. the building, and cut the ropes hold- ing the animals, releasing them all in a very fw minutes. There will also Official Departments anJ Bo-n:au- s, passage ways OF ATTORNEY. be thres through the P0WER Associations, Soci- building, at right angles to the long 1 BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS, many other Surreys and Carriages, with or canopy tops, aisle through the center. V eties, Etc. i a And extension with MAURICE BRASCH HAS FULL 't f Philadelphia, Pa. or without rubber tires, at the repository of G. Sehuman, Ltd. The most Between the stables and the sheds power of attorney to act for me dur- report any complete line of vehicles on the Islands, and the best manufacturers repre- will be two watering troughs and wash ing my temporary absence from the are requested to sented. Agents for Studebaker Brothers' Manufacturing Co., W. S. Frazier racks. Territory. necessary corrections for the & Co., manufacturers of the celebrated road carts; Watertown Carriage To the left of the wagon sheds will 5997 HENRY E. WAITY. Directory Company, Baker & Hamilton and Cortland Wagon Company. be the stalls for the steam rollers, usual Register and NEWELL UNIVERSAL MILL CO., with three doors opening upon the feature of the Annual, with all Cane-Shredde- ANNUAL MEETING. Manufacturers of National street. Adjacent to this will be revision of officers, etc, as of New York. the storerooms, which are 15 x 30 feet, and adjoining this is to be the Haleakala Ranch Company. November, 190L OMAN, Lie e blacksmith shop, 30 x 30 feet, and the carpenter shop, 20 x 30 feet. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT . These buildings will amply accommo- ADVERTISER8 desiring space PARAFFINE PAINT COMPANY, date the present needs of the depart- the annual meeting of the sharehold- San Francisco, Cal. ment, and every ers of the above company will be he'd will please prepare, or revise, effort will be made C. & Co., Ltd., to start the erection of the new stables at the office of Brewer copy closing on 28. 1901. 2 to facilitate the ' at an early date. in Honolulu, October at i ?ra,veeoyou p. m. wort: on the ANNUAL and In- OHLANDT & CO., October 10, 1901. PRIMO BEER? Dated Honolulu, sure 6pace therein. Ban Francisco, Cal. SOLDIER WINS A SOCIAL BELLE. 5985 E. F. BISHOP, Secretary. IT HAS NO EQUAL! Niece of Bradley-Marti- n Clung to ANNUAL MEETING. Are You ? Her Firet Lov. G. Why Because it is not fortifiad with foreign Thos. Thrum ! f WASHINGTON. D. C, Oct. 13. Gen- : Wail u tiu Snirar Company. t imported beers, to preserve it. I ! Surprised?- substances, like Mrs. B. Publisher Hawaiian Annual. eral and William Rochester ; ? have announced the engagement of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ! We have a few fine time meeting sharehold- their daughter, Miss Alice, to Captain the annual of the f ers of the Wailuku Sugar Company : j BREW OF HOPS AKD MALT ) Splendid New Line of pieces we intend to offer at a AN ABSOLUTELY PURH Charles Fenton, of Thir- - C. Wendel the will be held at the office of Brewer i f!- & Co., on - L this week. You strength- - teenth Cavalry. The wedding will oc- Ltd., in Honolulu, Wednes- & Clothing reduced price Drink it to ba.li up health and day, October 30, 1901, at 9:30 a. m. Men's Boys' will find yourself surprised less cur in January at the home of Gen- Dated Honolulu. October 10. 1901. Styles and colors that are bound to flight of time than at eral Rochester, In this city. 5895 E. F. BISHOP. Secretary. please, at the Miss Rochester's engagement Is the STEP IN AND SEE THEM I time-piece- s, the prices of these outcome of a romance which began on NOTICE. &cicious and also a line of which will include beautiful the very day of her debut, when she ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING SOMETHING NSW Featherweight Coats and Vests Ladies' was presented to Captain Fenton, then help or advice, is invited to commu- t t; Clocks, as well as a second lieutenant. Her father was nicate, either in person or by letter, in Blue, Gray and Brown. Chatelaine Watches and Hunt- then paymaster general of the army. with Ensign Hattie E. Larrabee. ma- ALSO THE LATEST IN FANCY Mrs. Rochester Is the sister of Mrs. tron of the Salvation Army Woman's VESTS. Home, 4S8 King Ho- ing Case styles for men. Bradley-Marti- n and of Mrs. T. Industrial street. PACKED ON FARM Julian nolulu. 59T9 Da vies, and a more brilliant alliance WHERE -- vCROWN was expected than with a near King. M. R. COUNTER, subaltern EG 0 S FO II H ATC H I . Fort Street, CLEAR LAKE army officer. Miss Alice was sent to COVE BUILDING, FORT STREET. visit her cousin, the Countess of Craven. fc'O'ifCE. CALSF. She spent two seasons In London as an AFTER NOVEMBER 1 WE WILL acknowledged belle. Noblemen have be prepared to fill orders for eggs for Ho- hatching from pure bred White Leg- LL PERSONS OWING THE Custom House Blanks. been continually paragraphed as among Stock Yards Co., Ltd., are re- her suitors, and rumors of her engage- horns. Price. U per setting; two set- nolulu payment 3 XT tings, $5. quested to make immediate fPJKB.FnSSOH&C? SA ment to great personages were rife con- their office on King street. Jfithough Canned We still have a few fine Cockerels ai F. MORGAN. COAST AGENTS. stantly. RANCH. JAMES for sale. WILLAMAY ;S92 C. A. RICE. Of All Kinds, 50-5- 2 CAUFGRXiA ST, S?. Fresh and Sweet" During the Paris Exposition she wo Wahiawa, Oahu. ill 1

6 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 26, 1901.

'.uv iwi.ui.j'im.ii ujniw Reacna JAS. F. MORGAN, - y-- ' V 'r'Tr itihi Ihli'iil BIG DEM Auctioneer am Brofcer OB PALMS 65 QUEEN STREET, Hawaiian P. 0. Box 594. Telephone 72 ' "l PineapplesCanned. 1 Government Nurs- Hawaiian Pineapple3 before being canned are ripened on the plants, in order that the delicious flavor peculiar to them ery Supplies All alone, may be preserved. We have these pineapples in tins at 25c per tin. Two kinds: Requests. nw (lOODS! ODD GRATED Suitable for Sherbets, etc. fill Hie. SLICED Ready to be served as a fruit, etc. WINDBREAKS ARE NEXT IN ORDER Delicious-T- ry We take pleasure in directing our many They are Some. customers we have now on show a fine Distribution Days Are Popular and assortment of new goods in every depart- Householders Arc Preparing ment. for Rainy Season. Boston Block, In making this announcement we are H. MAY & GO., Ltd., Fort Street pleased to state that Our Buyer Has Done Yesterday was the second distribution Telephones, 22, 24, 92. P. O. Box 386. Wonders. day of plants at the Government Nur THIS DAY sery on King street under the recent His purchases enable us to offer by far order of the Commissioner of Agricul B - Best Stock we ever had. ture. The Nursery opened last Men- MWW.HJm U UU, 'J'UJ.IiWI.lI.WJ!JlJllWMl'Wr.y'y''JL' The Cheapest and , day for the first distribution this fall t minimal-- unit and nearly a thousand plants were At 12 O'clock Noon, given away-gupo- n the orders counter- LARGE SHIPMENT OF The following are a few of the many lines just to hand : signed by Wray Taylor. The demand for plants was almost as large yester- rinmacf in 50 pieces Linen Table Damaslr, b5c, day, and the gardener, C. J. Austin, and AT M0R6AN'S 75c, 85c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50. his assistants were kept busy removing EX "0REG0E1AN". Red Table Damask, superior quality, plants from the pots. greatest present SALESROOMS 50c yard. The demand at is for Department palms of the royal and date varieties. Ready Made Table Cloths, 85c, 95c, As this Is the season of the year when Hamm-Youn- g $1.15. they will thrive and as the rainy sea VALUABLE von Co. 25 cases New Sheetings, brown and son is soon to set in, householders are white. anxious to lay in a big suppiy of the tropical beauties so that by next spring City QUEEN STREET HONOLULU. Cottons and Ladies' Long Cloth. they will have their palms well up from Property Cheaper than ever. the ground. Next in the demand are trees generally termed wind-brea- ks such as the greveilla, or silver oak, and the eucalyptus. Both these varieties VALUABLE A Special Purchase of 125 pairs Fine Scotch Wool are hardy specimens and make an ef THE WATER FROM THE FAMOUS 10-4- , 11-- 4. Blankets, detachable, 4 and 12-- Manufacturers fectual barrier against the wind. They

ks CITY wind-brea- LEASES Samples (slightly soiled), will be sold at maker's price. , are valuable not only as for keeping heavy gusts off residences, but they also prevent the wind from bearing down too heavily on small Is put up in Bottles and sold by 1000 pes. White Victoria Lawn, 75c, plants and shrubbery. Iron-woo- d shoots Dress are also quite liberally asked for and 90c, 1.15, 1,25, 1 50, 2.00, 2.25 prpc. not a few poincianas. A large number LOVEJOY & COMPANY. f- 500 pieces India Linen, 10c to 50c of California lemon shoots were also given away. Mr. Austin is having con TODRY! SOLE AGENTS FOR THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII. 3" Department per yard. siderable success with the California 10c to varieties of lemons and limes and they 50 pieces Fine White Dimity, are now being sought after. At 12 O'clock Noon. 25c per yard. The only thing which the nursery is 20c' not able to supply in quantities are Sure cure for all Kidney Diseases, Bright's Disease, ( 100 pieces Black India Linen, and varieties of fruit trees. These are ob 9 30c yard. tainable only in limited number. Shade Dyspepsia and Malarial Affections. 0 trees are asked for and can generally 10 275 pieces new pattern Indigo Prints, be supplied. Much care is being taken Full Particulars on Page of

shade trees known to-day- 15 yards $1.00. in the starting of the 's as the Parkea Africana, which is simi Advertiser. 3 cases new Shepherd's Checks (fine lar to the poinciana, forming a huge school wear) 16 yards $1.00. umbrella-shape- d top, the branches cov for ering a large expanse of ground. 75 pieces white and new colors in Everything at the nursery, with the very TH1SDAY. SILVER KING TOBACCO p. Piques, Silk and Wool Mixed Black exception of a few plants in a t : small not-hous- e, is raised out-of-doo- rs. Dress Goods. The newest for There is little necessity for hot-hou- se Skirts. Sure to sell on sight. work in Honolulu. Very little blight is Auction Sale THE IDEAL SMOKE to be found around the nursery and of every portion of it seems to be in a FOR Dye flourishing state. HOSIERY 250 doz. Hermsdorf Full Length Mr. Austin is experimenting with a Lace Hose (a pleasure to show small patch of taro on which oil will ON SATLRDAY, OCTOBER 26 be used to ascertain whether it has PIPE OR CIGARETTES them) 30c, 50c, 75 c pair. any effect on the plant. In case the oil AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., makes no bad impression on the plants At my salesroom, 65 Queen Street, I Carefully Selected from the its general use will be recommended on will sell at Public Auction a quantity best growths of Virginia and A grand assortment in all the new taro patches with a view to exterminat RIBBONS of North Carolina tobacco. shades and every width made. ing the pest which is destroying much APPLES. ONIONS, in of the taro at present. . Value best ever bought. The nursery is open only on Mondays LEMONS, CRANBERRIES. and Fridays from nine to four, and in will be order to procure plants, orders must JAS. F. MORGAN. It office A very choice lot be had from the of the Commis AUCTIONEER. BRAKQ Laces and Embroideries sioner of Agriculture in the Capitol YOUR FAVORITE of Edgings and building. One enterprising fruit raiser when once and Insertions to match. in Honolulu has just made a proposi tried you will tion to the nursery that he be allowed find it Call and see them. to take away only a thousand fruit trees of specific varieties, and that the nur OF Sweet Cool and Economical. sery continue to grow them until they We are showing some of the swellest are of a suitable size for removal. After at the price of lower grades. that he proposes to raise them for busi Business Property! ness purposes and dispose of the fruit H.HACKFELDUO..LTD. Also in this department we have he expects to pluck from them. The Furnishing opened a case of Men's Colored proposition is in effect that the govern The undersigned will receive appli Exclusive Dealers for the Hawaiian Islands ment go to the expense of raising the cations to lease lots In the "SCHMIDT Lisle Thread Half Hose, silk stripes trees, paying out money to em its CENTRAL BLOCK" on Beretania IK and polka dots. ployees to look after them and then er street, No. 588, adjoining the premises Department hand them over to the fruit-rais- who will reap the gulden harvest. It is not of the Queen's Hospital. unlikely that his request, when brought This valuable property will be divid t to the attention of the Commissioner, ed into several business sites and offers o will be denied. a fine chance to investors in Real Es Fine Stock ! Lodging Call and Examine Our WHITE H0U3S SOCIAL BQUX1NE. tate. Suitable for Stores, AND Houses or Dwellings. Applications for t Mrs. Boosevelt to (Jive Three Becep-tion- s lots will be treated in priority and it in December. will pay to make early applications. DIRECT FROM JAPAN. THIS IS NO JOB SHLE WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct. 12. The so- An important feature of these leases I cial routine of the White House will is that the lessee has the option of e I The prices we have bought on allows us a fair margin differ slightly during the coming season purchasing his lot in fee simple during and our customers can buy from the customs of the past few years. the term of his lease at a figure based rresKlent and Mrs. Roosevelt have se- on the rental he is paying. Designs and Styles Never Shown Before. lected Thursday evening for social func- tions. This is the traditional day. Pres- Terms and conditions of lease with 5 The Cheapest and Best ident McKinley chose Wednesday, and this conflicted with the cabinet recep- amount of rents asked can be had on M tions. application to I The official season will he very short, Only a limited number for sale, and o IN THE TRADE. commencing January 1 and ending Feb- JAMES F. MORGAN, ruary 1L As the events will necessarily 9 be crowded, Mrs. Roosevelt will hold 65 Queen Street, 9 we would advise our customers to three public receptions in December, the 9 dates being the 14th. 21st and 1Mb. These come early and see them. will be the regular Saturday receptions 9 which the mistresses of the White House 9 O have always devoted to the general pub- lic. 9 if Admittance will be without cartls. n Those receptions are intended for ladies, 9 V'.t Si Z Ft 5 Jb IN PASSING SEE DISPLAY I THE J? & 3 an, the f'resident will not' bo in evidence, e 1 nor will the cabinet oflicers detract from 0 li m the interest peculiar to the feminine IN OUR WINDOWS. 9 AS world. The hours will be from 3 to 5. 9 li V These Saturday receptions will not be JAS. f. mm&n i held during the official season, but will i probably be 1 Tl resumed after Kaster. Mrs. III. i sr. 9 Roosevelt has selected Friday as her day 1 U nmF J c : i LIMITED. 2 MMIV 9 i at home for the official world. She will "'".1 AM f i'l i n 9 establish a new custom by welcoming UliU m e guests on the second floor, in the family m 9 FORT AND HOTEL STS. drawing-room- . The other mistresses of Queen 9 Waverley Block, Hotel Street. the White House used the conventional 65 Street. O suite off the East Room. ESS:' f 0. Sox 524. To!?hcr,3 71 9 --0090 CHa- - 99909'99'09999

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULUinmeOCTOBER 28, 1901. 7 TO SHOW GROWTH LOCAL BREVITIES. The dangerous practice of permitting Just Received a Large Shipment of OF THE CHURCHES school boys to stand on the running boards of the electric cars should be stepped by the superintendent. ROUGH ON SHOE: CD CAREY'S Hawaiian Board Will Give 2n The fire court considered the claims MAGNESIA FLEXIBLE of Japanese merchants yesterday. The Exposition of Its largest was that of Osaki, whose to;k IS THE W0EK1XGMAS, ra CEMENT ROOFING. goods Work. of was damaged by fornication. but ce can fix that. Rev. George Wallace, formerly an Episcopal rector here, and well liked We have now on sale a line aa CO LMJ1- -a PRICES With banners showing the stations of ia'ons m tri cnuren, is j cally mentioned with favor for the mis- - shoes that trill the Hawai- - cf ttand all ca GU3 t the church in the Islands, the sionary bishopric. FROn uear and fear ian Board will give an exposition of the At the morning services at Central and hard usage - i Enicn Church tomorrow, the" vear's that men's shoes have to &n"c5 work done by it, at the Central t j endure. work cf lh? Hawaiian Board will be $1.50 church Sunday morning. The plan? for ; presented. Speeches will be made by They are not built danc- - ,,. ea e - for Khninsr p. re unioue ana tn-rr- 1. TO t; Mrs. Theresa Wilcox, it is announced, ing, but daily use: promises to be for the friends of th for and they a.) will start a newspaper. It will be a also movement a surprise in the vastness mixture, half Hawaiian and half Eng-giis- h, are graceful and attractive will which has at- and be given a name show- $3.00 to of the accomplishment ing it to be devoted to the Home Rule Prices frcmSl50 t j $3.00. CJ tended the labors of the board. cause. CO The feature of the meeting will be Senator John D. Paris was one of Of course ice have others, too. the passengers from Kona, Hawaii, in the presence of representatives from the Maura Loa yesterday. He reports 5 every church In th islands wh;-- n general rains on the other Island, and DURABLE. is apparently well satisfied j PRACTICAL. Jt ECONOMICAL. under the board, with a banner te'linr with the outlook. Pure water flowing ro.-- An-.s- :' and from th? f can wax tr,r tMm.a of the church Can be applied on fire-proo- of the establishment The riags are ail floating at fuilrnast Manufacturers' Shoe Co. old shingles or metal roof, wind and f. For at the work done. These will inciuae rep- again, the period of mourning declar- or steep services. We solicit your inquiries and will promptly furnish any ed by Dole having expired information requested. of Chinese, the Jap- Governor resentatives the yesterday. The sombre drapings wer-- i anese and the Portuguese missions and removed from the Capitol and Judi- THFfl H nAUICC a. nn I 4H sole there will be a host of them. To add to ciary buildings also. i V24 ' Dole yesterday iift.vr. it. wn juvl UU., ULU Anents. there will be a delegation Governor issued a the interest i proclamation calling a special election from the North Pacific Institute. ! December !nh. for Representative of ' - The platform be occ upied by tce uisirict, to succeed j. Eva- members of the Hawaiian Board. There j published "By Authority" elsewhere ia Fatigue wi'l be many short addresses out tne mis issue. and the delegates will do more Attorney General Dole said yester- - banners Anr that if was miite liklv that an j grow o; cuurun j j to show tne in ine appeal to the United States Supreme and 5e & SOe work in these islands was taken over Court would yet be taken from the Amer- decision of Judge Estee in. releasing by the Hawaiian Board from the two transition period prisoners on ha- ican Board in 1SC3. than the words. The beas corpus. Weakness Rev. W. M. Kineaid. the Rev. O. P. The tax appeal court has concluded its labors in relation to the income AJHicts about ten out of every Emerson and others will make ad- tax. Yesterday was the last day under o dresses and the entire programme is the law upon which appeals could be ten people. It is especially true , t v u n tv, r, v,! heard, but as all matters had been a.s. at this time of the year. It I posed of. no session was held last ordinary morning service, th place of night. The court will hand down its shews your system needs a ton- JUST RECEIVED! which will be taken by this meeting. decisions as to the appeals at some fu-- ic, something to tone, strength- I . , ture day. en and build up waste matter. We have picked over our eniire ftock of Cotton Good 9 BUSINESS LOCALS. auspices of the Young Women's Chris- and placed stveral pieces of them on a Big Bargain Counter to 2 tian Association, will meet at the resi- The Le gold 10c dence of Mrs. J. B. Atherton. on King Latest in at '0 and per yard. They comprise: Underclothing cheap the White street, tomorrow afternoon at 3:S'J. House. The subject will be "Hymns From the If you are looking for work, consult Bible." Mr. Bancroft will lead in the Royal Ginghams, Silkoiines, Curtain Materials, our classified ads on next page. instruction, and all the members of e come, It upon Messen- the association who care to are Ladie: Insist getting the new to present. 3 CretGnnss, o ger Service. Telephone Main S61. cordially invited be Malt Dimities and Lawns. j Extract Superintendent Der.iscn, of the Oaha - See our fine stock of men's shirts, at j ;- Railway and Land Company, and Wal-- j Made from wholesome barley, o the White House. ter Dillingham "entertained a party of 1 Fancy Hose TLe?e are all this Eeason's goods of excellent quality. apples, onions, lem- yes-- containing is best in the Auction sale of j friends with a tour over the lines j all that e ons, etc., today, at Morgan's sales- terday. The party was composed of rooms. grain, and by careful brewing, ; Mr. and Mrs. John Walker, Dr. and Newest fall hats at Miss Haw ley's. ! Mrs. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Cameron made into a perfect liqui.d food McBryd-- : In Lislcs in Boston block. No trouble to show and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas dc-iica- asd Silks. .. ,- A Vi ir-- that the most stomach ? goods. .I Vin wr i i in t . ft rt - e TTn it aria n writ frpe tiv ad nv's observation car. be party first will accept; brings health, vim : w R1ul- - xne dressing totf.ee ent to Lwa lnen to dlaiJa ryn-dow- n Big Out Pos Mission. Jamaica " and energy to the Price Plain, Mass. I Hotel for lunch, and continued on to pump, stop- - system. Strength will come PaciSc Lodge. A. F. & A. M.. meets t tne Kawaiaioa ine nexi i ping place was at h.anusu, ana you Also a Splendid tonight In special session, for work in W wnere with the first bottle. If are Assortment o I degree. party then returned to aialua. On Lace Ourtains. the third they spent the night. troubled with insomnia it will of 0 The constant use and increasing - We of sales cf the Peerless Preserving produce sound, refreshing sleep. have on hand a big etock Genuine Nottingham Paint . A New Enterprise u is its best endorsement. It will make gain flesh. It Irish Point and Hwiss Ecru Lace Curtains bought before the im- - A Columbia chain wheel, with coast- San Antonio New A call was made at the puts the whole system in position of the heavy duty. We imported these direct from er brake, is offered for sale at a bar- building, on Vineyard street, yester- 0 gain. See ad for particulars. eo genuine. of we Mr. H. Townsend. who is "fighting trim." Europe they're Until the end the month shal Tremendous bargains in boys' suits, day, and J. ' opening up a large invioce of goods, Dress sell them at greatly reduced prices, at the White House. Insist on having the genuine o A carload cf Kroeger pianos was re- was interviewed. Mr. Townsend buys ceived yesterday, direct from the fac direct from the factories. v e were Royal Malt Extract. 20 Pairs Nottlnliam Ecru Lace Curtains: - tory, for th Bergstrom Music Com- j sv.OWE and some of 2 5 C N' 3 . $5 $10 pany. the latest sti'les E T Trimmings 4 Regularly sold at from to pr pair, reduced to $3 to t the finest caskets ever shipped to Ho- - 13 $6 per pair. Elegant designs to choose from. See page for full particulars of i i . . - . ....-1-,..- .. : . 1 I nnri IN GOLD AND -" CHIFFONS, noon 6T. j yUtl1 -' ) at at his salesrooms. Queen carved ornaments; tne English Vroa 30 Pairs Imported Swiss and Point Lace Curtains: street. :. many SILVER EFFECTS, Irtish 'cloth; folding top caskets, and $ 9 for $17 112 S The gasciine launch J. A. Durant w ill j etnfi, stvies new to this market. Mr. Greatly reduced, per pair $3; per pair for - : p ETC , ETC. make excnr.sons all day to the battle- Towns-n- d has had manv vears expe-shi- Dr u g $20 per pair for $15, eo on all along the line. Wisconsin. Launch leaves froni embalming, Hobron ard B ricIK. ia undertaking and 6 Brewei-- wharf. -- - !arcl brjngB lo his patrons here the tr - Don't miss this splendid opportunity. The Territorial Messenger ' in vogue on the Pacific Service ' latest methods Company. delivers messages and packages to all Coast. He attends to the preparation part3 of the city. Office, Union street. of bodies for either shipment or burial, M. BRSSCK & CO., near Hotel, M. F. Peter, manager. and ali details, when desired. He is FORT AND KING. You will find trunks suitable for all . arranging and will soon have parlors Trl?)tne 157. e purposes, and in all sizes, prices and ' suitable for funeral services. In his etyles; also, leather dress suit cases, at .'employ he has only practical and up-- J. m to-da- " LandoB, Fort, near King street. te help. trk Point Lace and James F. Morgan will sell today j "" X pome valuable leases belonging to the i She "You must be careful and not sit Bishop Estate. Full particulars pub- - too near me. Mother has a way of com-lish- ed : elsewhere. Sale begins at 12 ra. ing into the room unexpectedly." He Battenburg" Patterns. The Kash stores are up to the times ''That is mean of her." She "Isn't it? I goes by 11' in new novelties in wearing apparel. Hardly a night that I am not For working Handkerchiefs, Tie Ends, Boleros, Infant's Keep your eye on their window. You nearly mortinej to death." Detroit Free 1 1 will always see the verv latest there, i Press. N F kar We sell all the ne- - A good lady canvasser is wanted to ! 2 cessarv materials for doing this beautiful work linen thread, v solicit orders for the best work pub-- "Has anything ever been discovered on o lished on the life of the late President. Venus?" asked the student of astronomy. t raid, buttons, etc. 6 For particulars, see ad on next page, j "No,", replied the old professor, whose er rake $1 mind had slipped a cos and transported a $20 lace when Men's white duck pants. a pair, at Why buy handkerchief you can purchase 4 i' the White House. ; him into mythological fields; "not if the pictures of her are authentic." Chicago $ the materials from us for $1 and then do the work yourself in On Saturday next the Golden Rule News. Bazaar, on Fort street, will make a j your idle moment. startling announcement, which will b j i of interest to ali readers of this pa- - j Hen's elastic-sea- m drawers, all sizes, 0 per. j cents, at the unite House. Two boilermakers are wanted on board the United States warship "Wis- - consin. Good pay and a chance to see i the world. For further particulars, see ad on next page. The Holiister Drug Company is now j FORT STREET. enabled to supply the increasing de- - j Sachs' mand for Ilerpicide, having just receiv- - 'f ed a fresh consignment. A positive cure tzr dandruff. the A pocketbook containing some money was found on the street yesterday. Popular Slore Owner can have same by calling at this office, proving proptrty and pay- ing ail expenses. Some very fine real, estate near Punchbowl street, and on the proposed One extension cf Fort, with dwelling house Sheet end bams on the premises, will be sold today at noon by James F. Morgan, at his salesrooms on Queen street. Two Come in and take a Free Ride. ;!r;. k Ealbriggan undershirts and drawers, i 25 cents, at the White House. " A draft in favor of one J. K. Naihe, Pillow Cases PEARSON & POTTER CO.. for ZZZ, drawn by the Hutchinson Su- Lid. gar Company on W. G. Ir- All in one box. Each is hem- - Plantation 'J-2- - win &. Co., Ltd., has been lost. Pay- stitched and embroidered; alto- FORT 6TREET. MA IX ul ' i 7 s,.. ment on same has been stoppt-d- . and gether, one of the finest novel- T all personB are warned against nego- ties we have in the store, and tiating the same. the prices run very low Ten fine residence lots in Puunui, 0 just above Wyllie street, wii! be sold $2.00 to $4.00 a bDX today at auction. These lots are T0 x V:0 fvet, and are but a short distance from To Buy B tne Kapid Transit line, and are all mce.y situated on high ground com A . -- A JV A manding a fine view the town and ! sea. EXTRA SPECIAL Plumbina Material passengers WTTHOrT A to put cp flrt-c!- at All intending t leave by English F.'.ack Cheviots, rtiar-entee- d PLUMBER th articles !n ty: la G the steamer Ventura, leaving here on ali wol and sixty inches of Ttry bshuI aivantage u tfc average houaehoider. Tb jxojile cf Hoco-!ul- u October 3. for San no-m.i- in Frai.cisco, will wide: very suitable for skirts, "cincheJ" ao by cljicbera on i ofttn that they are afrai3 ta ?t lice that the ttvam-- r wi-- r- - ut jackets or of cinthir.g f ;r bn C s j 0 a this port hut six whth'-- r thr3 rrr'.-ha:i- t t:vl.-'-- cor- or Job by iay wort h'urs.. in are oay or during tne nis-ht- Tick-t- irfn. s must dially to inspect these i put your p!umbtr.g 2a b-f- EAILEFS PLUMBING SHOP win condition and ore irv.fd be purchased or. r M.T.dav y 0 the as th.pv ar cheap, e. i'-- th i with ib wer a rery lo-- ffg-jr- And job trill instant. havi-.- ff been ;;vp. rlea iKf-T- the ccccct icr the duty w?? put on. Worth ; PASS IXSPHCTION by tbe GOVERN ?IENT oCclalf. And alao btsh raartnx f i. towr at th H.. ?,0 vr-i- . t so id by us at 'pei:fvr itfcat day'a work by bonit rcn is cbeaner tban coctract. Ccrtract ar s:.x.i YARD. itaJtsa. bo7rTir. and Tirorcptly Slifd by The excitement incident to avei.n: and cr.an.ge of food and water ofte- - DAVID LAWRENCE & CO. onr.gs cn ciarrlioea, and for th rea- - nr one HONOLiULiU s:'n should leave heme without H. S.S: CHS' GOODS CO. Bailey's Plumbing Shop 153 a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic. Chei-er- a m - y sqr Remedy. and Diarrhoea For sale FOIIT STEEET. IMPORTERS OF MATERIAL INK PLITMBEP.S. by Benson. Smith & Co., Ltd.. whole- sale asr.ts. NO. 1C7 EES STREKT. 8 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 26, 1901.

THE PACIFIC NEW Classified Adyertiscmcnts. adian-Australi- RULES FOR an Royal Commercial Advertiser Good Lets. Low Priced. FEDERAL COURT Entered at the Postofflce at Honolulu, WANTED. - IL. T., Second-clas- s Matter. A GOOD lady canvasser fpr the au- il Steamship Gompanj. Issued Every Morning Except Sunday Parties to Suit Must Pay Jurors thentic life of our late President Wm. by the McKinley, by Murat Ilalsted. Ad- Pees in Advance Grand dress P. O. Box 696. 5998 COMPANY, HAWAIIAN GAZETTE Everybody knows that Col- Steamers of the above line running In connection with the CANADIAN Vcn Holt Block, No. 65 South King St. Jury Report. FOR service on the TJ. S. S. Wisconsin; lege Hills, with its . fine PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY bet ween Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney, A. W. PEARSON .... Business Manager. twg, boilermarkers; must be able-bodie- d air, N. S. W., and calling at Victoria, B. C, Honolulu, and Erlsbane, Q., are American citizens, and not more good views, water supply, car SUBSCRIPTION RATES: The Federal court held tyro Drief ses- than S5 years of age; pay, $60 per service, and jrcod neighborhood Ha- sions yesterday, morning and afternoon. month and a ration. Apply on the is Honolulu's best suburb. For the United States (including ship. 699S On or about the datea below stated, vix: waii Territory): At the morning session the petition of But not everyone realizes that 2 00 Vic- - 3 months C. for discharge from bank- COASTER brake Columbia bicycle. In- - College Hills lots are so much 3Trcm Sydney and Brisbane, for From Victoria and Vanoouvef, B. C, 4 00 T. Amana $ month ...... day quire, U. S. Navy pay office, at Cap lower priced than those in the and Vancouver, B. C: . for Brisbane and Sydney: 8 00 ruptcy was received, and the for 599S toria I year ...... itol building. hot, low-lyin- g hearing fixed for November 18th. district, with n NOV. 20 OCT. 26 Advertising rates on application. view or car MIOWERA ... AORANGI report during EXPERT bookkeeper; permanent posi- service. Jury not third-of-an-ac- The Grand did re AORANGI DEC. IS MOANA ..NOV. 23 tion; one capable of opening and A lot for $900, day considered the charge of MO . . JAN. 15 MIOWERA DEC. 21 the but closing large set corporation books; is only 6 cents per square ANA - salary, experience, references; foot slavery made by Judse Estee, and state Easy terms, too. Consult the in- bond required; Al man only. Address Sil imira. heard numerous witnesses in their "Bookkeeper," this office. 59S3 Sales Agents. and TIME TABLE. vestigation. High Sheriff Brown Deputy Chillingworth presented the MAN WANTED service is now running daily BETWEEN VANCOUVER AND quite The winter in evidence to the Grand Jury. It is MOTREAL, making the run without change. The finest railway service 1, report will be WHO makes a tour of the plantations, ' From and after Jan. 1901. probable that a final to hand'e a side line. Address ins the world. of the Through tickets issued from Honolulu to Canada, United State and Eu- OUTWARD. made some time today. One Co., 22 Clay St., San upon 5974 McClellan, Pond & rope, vg.2i Daily Dally Dally Daily Dally cases to be reported will be that Francisco, Cal. Co. lnforr-atlo- Campbell. For freight and passage and all general n, apply to Stations. ex. ex. of Contractor r and Castle & Lansdale Bun. Bun. At the afternoon session the court HELP WANTED. p.m. p.m. practice, as a.m. .m. .m. adopted two new rules of A COMPETENT delivery man, for a 160, E. DaTies & Co., Ltd., Gen'i Agts. Honolulu . . 7:10 M 11:05 1:11 8:10 follows: good 11:40 :47 1:80 large retail house; must be a Pearl City ,. 8:C3 8:43 acquainted with Ho- IH ! WIIUMUJlll. HCT3 126. by a driver and well yTOB.UJDUU-- JJ a llllll 1,'MMUM Ewa Mill ....8:IJ 10:08 li:0i 4:05 6:10 'No. In ail civil actions tried where United States is not a nolulu. Address "Merchant," this Wa!anae . 10:50 ..... 4:45 .... jury, the office, nationality, age Albert Haas 11:65 5:40 .... party, each party shall deposit with the stating and Waialua ...... experience. 5997 Kahuku ...... 12:32 1:18 Clerk of the Court the sum of $24, being of the fees of the jury for the amount MANAGER wanted in every large FINANCIAL INWARD. said day; upon the finding of the verdict, party in whose verdict county to appoint agents for the Dally Dally Dally Daily the favor said famous "Game o Skill" nickel slot AGENT ex. shall be found, shall through said clerk, Stations. pay the jury, and shall tax machine for drinks or cigars; lawful Bun. the fees of everywhere; takes place of all for- p.m. said fees in his cost bill as costs against fine passenger steamers of line will arrive and leave this port a.m. a.m. p.m. bidden slot machines. Rented or The this . 6:35 2:08 the losing party. The funds deposited easy ter- .as hereunder: Kahuku . losing party upon com- sold on payments. Secure . . 6:10 2:51 by the shall the ritory quick. PALMER BILLIARD Waialua ing in of the verdict be returned to him stock and bond broker SAN FRANCISCO. Walanae 7:19 t:5S TABLE WORKS, Chicago, 111. 5964 FOR SAN FRANCISCO. FROM 6:50 7:45 1:01 4:32 by the Clerk. Ewa Mill pro- 6:11 8:01 1:10 No. 127. In all actions, suits and VENTURA . . OCT. 29 SONOMA 32 Pearl City 42 com- NOV. 6:59 8.SI 1:05 5:28 ceedings in said Court which are FOR RENT. ALAMEDA . .. NOV. 13 ALAMEDA Honolulu ...... by filing of verified com- 19 22 G. DENTSON, F. C. SMITH, menced the a DECKER BROS.' square piano; fine HERRA . . .NOV. VENTURA P. plaint, whether a verified' complaint be Member of Honolulu Stock Exchangi ALAMEDA DEC. 4 ALAMEDA NOV. 29 Superintendent. G. P. ft T. A. tone and in order; rent $50 a required by the rules of Court or not, it year. Apply, 16S0 King street. 5997 shall be the duty of the opposing party METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. to verify his answer or other pleading FURNISHED or, unfurnished rooms in bar. for light housekeeping; also, two By the Government Survey, Published large rooms on first floor, suitable for Orders for the purchase tr Every Monday. JESSE JAKES' OATH. office or dressmaking parlors. Apply, Stocks and Bonds cartful) j 59 Beretania street, between Fort and t! Nuuanu. 5997 iromptly executed. . BAROM. THERM, m ST Be a o a2 n It Will Swora at Chinese Loans negotiated. EIGHT-ROO- M cottage w . Audience Tonight. on Young E te f Z 2 S ; g street, town side Thomas Square; steamers, Agents are pre-- The Youths' Dramatic Club has sign electric lights. Inquire office. a In connection with the sailing of t he above the l g g . . : & . . . at this . . . . i x. jt i .nmr. rnnrr Thrnllfh TlfVptH DV 8J1V ed a contract to play "Jesse James' . 5997

States, and from 1- railroad, from San Francisco, to all points in the United S 13 29 96 '9 85 70 8S 0! 8 8 nns -4 Oath" at the Chinese theater tonight. OFFICE Ground floor, Judi kolltlaa, New York by any steamship line to all European ports. S jl3 29.91 29 85 71 t2 .(8 64 6 KB 3 FURNISHED house, six rooms and Postofflce box $90. Telephone M 14 29 92 29 85 73 &i .(16i3 NNK 3 eight o'clock mosquito-proo- f. Itt. 5 " ' The show starts at and bath, Address "W," FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS, APPLY TO ; 7a I T V 29 91 29 W 6 83 .CO 71 5- -1 NS S this office; 5997 HONOLULU. W I6 29 97i9.9 69 82 4 68 nnb 3 after two hours of Jesse James the T 17 8!.f0 39.92 7 8i .08 NNB i Chinese stock company will put on "Bo F 18!29.U7 29 9-- i 69 82 .Ci 68 5 .se 3 A STORE in Territory Stables build- J Mun Yok Kin" or "What is it all ing. Apply at the office. 5995 about?" THE ONLY DIRECT LINE G. IRWIN C Barometer corrected to 82 F. and sea WM. Vocal and instrumental talent from NICELY furnished rooms; sanitary level, and for standard gravity of Lat. 45. plumbing; two furnished cottages, LIMITED This correction 1s .06 for Honolulu. Camp McKinley will walk the boards in with gory Jesse and suitable for housekeeping; one room S. S. Co. hand hand the on second floor; a quiet lady prefer- General Agents Oceanic TIDES, BUN AND MOON. it is not improbable that the whole red. 1400 Punchbowl street. 5995 battalion will be needed to preserve or- i a, fi. V-- a-- der before the curtain rings down. ON Alexander street, house; 1 O (H A 2 manager servants' quarters, stable, good yard. 2. g ur The of the Youths' Dramatic 3 3 W . a Company announces that as tonight's Inquire at 1717 Bingham street, or ra address P. O. Box 658. 5988 Psoitis mm 15 in V performance is in the nature of an ex periment,, a net will be used. FURNISHED or unfurnished room. a.m.iFt a.m. a.in.:i.nj.! Seta. centrally located; 1414 Fort street. oa. 21 10 S5i i 5 3.52 5 48 5.f8 5.81 I.U7 5965 p.m. a.m.i Japanese Warship Suilding. rue Si! 2: 0 6 S 1.C3 2211 I r4 Japan is rapidly developing shipbuilding Wed.. 13 0 f4 1.2l2.3ti 6 54 6 3S I9 5.i9 1 f 8 COTTAGES at Palama; Peterson lane. 1 6.10,5-1- 16 Kaahu-man- u 24! i.28 1 5i H 7.0 7.32 9 25; operations in its dockyards and within Apply to C. F. Peterson, street. 1917 TO "rid.. 2 T6 ! 8 2 0?i 8 08 8 2G6.C0 5.r8 3. Si five years will be independent of foreign Toyo Kisen Kaisha. 2-- 2 0, 2.45 8.4l 9 18 $.0iiB.27i 4 58 shipbuilders. At the present two protect- and I I I irises FOR RENT OR LEASE, DENVER, iEIl.. 27 8 28 2.3 3.27, 9.181C.i5 6.0i!5.;7rt 45 ed crujsers, named Niikata and Tsushi THE ST. ANTONIO HALL CAN KANSAS CITY, companies w 111 call Honolulu and leave this port ma, each of 3,420 tons displacement, are BE Steamers of the above at Mon..i8' 2 3 4.10! 9.f2 H.0" 6.C2 5 26t .6 49 had for three or four nights in the datea below mentioned: 44 being Yokosuko dockyard. ST. jLOTJIS, on or about the on 27th 4:36 a. m. built at the month which are not taken; also, the Full Moon the at They are 334.6 feet length. 43.76 feet CHINA AND JAPAN. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. from- - in two large stores on the ground floor. OMAHA, FOR Times of the tide arc taken th 16 draught, with engines United States Coast and TeodetU Sur beam and feet Apply at the office in the rear of the X 9,400 horsepower, calculated to give a ST. PAUL,, AMERICA MARU OCT. 30 HONGKONG MARU . NOV. vey tables. CV of St. Antonio Hall building, on Vineyard 7 CHINA NOV. speed of twenty knots. Four destroyers street, between Emma and Punchbowl TFTCTNO NOV. Th tides at K&hulul and Hllo occur " CHICAGO .I.NOV. 14 NOV. 18 of 381 tons and twenty-nin- e knots speed! streets. 5902 GAELIC DORIC about one hour earlier than at Honolulu. AND ALL 28 NIPPON MARU NOV. 21 are also being built at that yard, while HONKONG MARU . NOV. Hawaiian standard time Is 19 hours 30 torpedo r the Kure dockyard six boats ....NOV. 30 PERU 5X' Blower Greenwich time,-ds-ing- at ROOMS AND CHINA minutes than 152 twenty-nin- e knots are in BOARD. Principal Eastern Points . DEC. 10 COPTIC . . DEC. U 157 degrees 19 of tons and DORIC . that of the meridian of course of construction. DESIRABLE room and board, at the NIPPON MARU Disc is minutes. The time whistle blows at 1:S8 steel plant now being Vida Villa, 1030 King 954 p. m., Is same Greenwich, The armor and street. which the as established by the Japanese government Three Trains Daily from hours minutes. Sun and moon art for $3,16S,732 com group. is estimated to cost to be OFFICES FOR RENT. local tlma for the whole pleted in five years. Chronicle, Oct. 14. SAN FRANCISCO. IN BREWER building. Queen strtet, on Apply Two Trains Daily from For general Information apply to P . M. 8. 8. Co. SHIPP1HU INTELLIGENCE. Thoughtful: "Say, boss," he began, "I reasonable terras. to C. don't want no money. I on'y ask yer Brewer & Co., Ltd. 1271 PORTLAND. ter pass me inter dat lunch joint and buy THE QUICKEST TIME BT UAN1 DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA me a square meal." "Poor man!" ex- FOR SALE. HOURS. TION, October 25, 10 p. m. Weather claimed the philanthropist; 'I can't do A Union gasoline engine, you may, 36-in- clear; wind light north. that, but the next man ask complete with battery, tank, ch ackfeld & Go., Ltd. so here's a pepsin tablet in case you pulley, etc.; a locomo- UNION PACIFIC TRAINS Philadelphia 30-fo- THE WEATHER. overeat yourself." Press. tive boiler, with all fittings, and ot ARE PALACES ON WHEEL. IS Mean Temperature 74.3. iron smokestack. Apply, Oceanic NT'S. 68. Gas and Electric Co., Ltd., Magoon New Equipment. AO Minimum Temperature HONOLULU EXCHANGE. and Modern Maximum Temperature 80. STOCK block. 5991 Doulle Drawing Room Palace Sites' 9 p. 30.00; ers. 8 Barometer at m. rising. 1901. nn Rainfall .03. Honolulu, October 25, A GOOD mare and business wagon. Buffet Smoking and Library Cars. Mean Relative Humidity 82. Address "X-25- ," this office. 5991 Free Reclining Cbalr Cars. Mean Dew Point for the Day 6S.5. Ordinary Sleeping Cars. RAMI OP BTOCK. Capita: Va Bid Ask. , carta, DlSlI Forecast for Today Freshening STORE FIXTURES. Dinl Cars, Meala a la trades, with occasional showers. Mbegaktils. D. W. HITCHCOCK, G. A.. Winds N. E., 2; weather cloudy and GET our prices on billiard and pool ta 1 Montgomery If 0. Brewer & Co 1,000,000 425 ft, hazy, with frequent showers. bles before buying elsewhere; sold on San Franclsto, Ctl N. S.Saclia' Cry Goods easy payments. are via Pacific Coast CURTIS J. LYONS. Co., Ltd 60,000 100 .... Our cushions Hew York to Honolulu Meteorologist L.B. Kerr Co., Ltd. 200,000 60 .... 25 guaranteed for twenty years, and are Territorial made by a new vulcanizing process. THE SPLENDID NEW STEEL STEAMERS Old tables fitted with our cushions 20 ARRIVED. are as good as new; satisfaction Tantalus Lots! .October 5,00C,00t. 20 . S. S. HAWAIIAN, 6.000 tons, to sail about swa 24; 25! or money S. OREGONIAN, 6,000 tons, to sail about December 10 Friday, 25. Haw. AgricultTiral Co l.WU.WW 100 vt5 guaranteed refunded. See S. October 2,812.75c 10C our "Manager a 6.000 tons, to sail about ; January 10 Haw. Com. A Sag. Co. - advertisement of r patjfornian. Str. Mauna Loa, Simerson, from Ko Hawaiian Sugar Co.. . 2,001,000 20 27 86 Wanted" for lawful slot machine. twenty r.s! S. AMERICAN, 6,000 tons, to sail about 750,000 1C0 We offer for sale about Forty-secon- na and Kau ports; 6:25 a. m. Honomn Company's wharf, d street, South Brook- 2,000,000 20 PALMER BILLIARD TABLE Freight received at Schr. Malolo, from Kauai ports. Houokaa ii - WORKS, Chicago, 111. 5964 half-acr- e lots in a very accessible lyn, a t all times. Haiku 500,000 100 SCO Kanaka 600,000 20 2i and beautiful part of Tantalus. apply to DEPARTED. KlhelFlan. Cc.Lt 2,500,000 50 9 .. For further particulars, Kipahuiu. 160.0OC 100 105 LOST. A fine road has been constructed 25. .... Friday, October Koloa 800,000 10C DRAFT No. S780, 27, 1901, touching every lot. Diagrams of McBryfle 8. Co.Lt 3,M0,0GW 20 " 8 dated July & CO., Oer. sp. Sirene, Sauermilch, in K. $25, ap- H. HACKFELD LTD. Naaika fc riser Co. A i 20 favor of J. Naihe, for drawn the land will be furnished on fnr Dip Rnund. up j 20 by Hutchinson S. Co. on W. HONOLULU. " Paid the P. tlt E. F. MORSE, General Freight Agent. AGENTS, Am. sp. Florence, Spicer, m ballast C&hu Sugar Co 8,tC,000 100 if"t 107 G. Irwin & Co., Ltd. Payment oa plication. Views both toward for the Sound. Onomea 1,000,000 20 iS ... same has been stopped. All persons mountains and toward the ea are Schr. Twilight, Kuikahi, for Hilo. Ookaia 5C0.000 20 31 ar warned against negotiating same. Oiaa Sngat Co. LtAa S12,iC0 20 v!4 unsurpassed in any part of Tan- Hos- " Fata np 2,500,OiXt iO 5998 Morgan, President; Cecil Brown, Vice President; F. 1GC,000 1C0 always cool and James F. Hoogs, DUE TODAY. Olowala talus. The air is tess, Secretary; Charles H. Atherton, Auditor; W. H. Treasurer Paat-ba- c Scg.FlaE.;Co SJCC'O.OW! 60 FROM the S. N. Castle - Freeman, from Hilo and 500,000 100 "?10 barkentine refreshing. Prices very reason- A Manager. Str. Klnau, racicc yesterday, a Gordon setter. A re- way ports. Pais 760,ai0 100 .... i25 .1.1. Tm-rr- . tO'.rt tl 41 ftflO. PopeeriiO, 750,0C 100 ward offered if dog is returned to the SC-o.sta,c- e X-.t- Str. Hawaii, Bennett, from Molokai 1V5 5s Co., d.. rionecr 2,000.000 100 Si vessel. 5996 Terms half cash and half on ports. 125.C WHOLESALE AND EETAIL DEALERS IN Hou, Mosher, from Kauai Pioneer Mill Co. As.. 100 ' Wa- Str. Ke Au Waialua Agr. Co.... 4,5J.',0C0 100 illA tl mortgage. Title fee simple. ports. Wailnku 7C0.ti00 100 .(.... FOUND. 252,'.KiO :oo I rranty deeds. Firowood, Stove, Steam, Blacksmith's Coal Str. Noeau, Wyman, from Kauai ft'aimacaio iy . - money. ports. Walmea... 125,000 ICG .... C5 POCKETBOOK containing . by Telephone S. S. Aorangi, Hay, from Vancou-er- Owner can have identifying and Apply to Also Black and White Sand. Main 395. paying expenses at thia office. i"P9s Special Attention Given to Draying. STXAMSHir Co. TODAY. Wilder 9. 8. Co 600,000 100 15 SAIL Inter-Irlan- 10 can same d S. S, Co.. 600,000 20C 65 ONE whaleboat; owner have S. S. Aorangi, Hay, for the Colonies. by proving property and paying ex- & LUSUU penses. Apply, Ed Wi'.liams, under- MILE T2 5995 11 SS S3 ?S S8 S8 S8 11 U ti K WE DEAL IN taker, Fort street. 8 S ti ti PASSENGERS. Hawaiian Electric vo. 25C,W ire 1C1 Hon. Kp. 250,010 vestments. & CO.'S Tr. 4 Id. Co. CIIAS. BREWER Arrived. Kntnsl Telepncte Cc. 39.CC0 12 ! 506-50- Real Estate, Loans, 7 Stangenwald Building. From Kona and Kau, per steamer 0. S,. & L. Co i.CCJ.OCO iou !..... 95 THE MELROSE. HEW YOEK LIME Mauna Loa. October 25 J. Bergstrom, Barkis. Of) E. BSOWR. FRASI HAlSTEiH SUUANU Mortgages, Etc. J. Kuaimoku, Mrs. J. Kuaimoku, J. II. fILL&SD BAKU Makino, Mrs. J. H. Makino, Miss M. First . 110 National Bank.. j ... King St., near Waikiki Turn. will sail from NEW YORK for Makino. Miss A. Makino, Mrs. Taki-mot- o, Firnt Am. Savings Ek 4 Trust Co j. 100 HONOLULU, on or about General Agents: W. K. Makakoa, W. Muller, Hon. t 3 A. S. Cleghorn, G. Bryant, Hon. J. D. P. O. Box 363. 'Phone Blue 3S1. HULSTeUBM. December 20, 1901. New Hampshire Fire Insurance Co. Taris, Dr. Hodgins, Mr. Takimoto, Ah A. A. BENSON. Manager. For freight rates apply to Of Manchester, N. II. Cheng, P. Johnny, Mrs. S. Loa. Miss' Ban Govt, ii jvt cent K. Dr. H. i'Aio E. R. Co. 8 per CI ' - .. loo Cornwell. J. Raymond, Mrs. ' Stock Bond Brokers Ss CO. Bon. ft.T. & J.. Co...... i " and CIIAS. BRKWER We E. Faneuf, Mrs. G. Kuma-h- i, a afford a SAFE and RELIABLE Potter. Lau u.o .' 100 ANNUAL MEETING. 27 Kilby St., Boston. means Mrs. A. riaulation of INVESTMENT for small in Lau Kumani, W. Bailev o.e.l,. co :.. lOiJi1 xta on C. BREWER & CO., Vfstors in the wav of a DEBENTURE and child, Olaf Hillsath, H. Hayselden, C&hu Plwnt. 6 p. c... LIMITED, BOND, INTEREST BEARING from J. Goldstone, and 165 on deck. Olaa Jlan. fi n. e.... iuaie 01 issuance. Apply ror particulars Waia'ma Ag. Co. 8 p, r '02J Ilonomu Su?ar Company. advanced on - money c w C. 34 . .c o c c . c. (.. - i ! ! n . 11.. The Publisher "You say this is your i nt1 first novel. A Chinese romance. Never SALES. nawauan rteaiiy NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT been abroad, eh? Just made it up as Morning Session. Twenty-fiv- e Olaa, as sugar securities. DON'T BE LED you the annual meeting of the sharehold- Away with anything new, although the and Maturity Co. Ltd. went alonar. Well, this Is a find!" sessable, $2.37,.i. ers of Honomu Sugar Company (To clerk) "James, order fifty j Sixty-fiv- e the thousand Afternoon Session. Olaa, as will be held office of C. Brewer copies printed once, whole $2.25; $24.75. at the Hawaiian Soda Water Works Office, Rooms 3 and 4, Mclntjre at advertise sessable, thirty Ewa, Sc. Co., in on edition of be- Ltd.. Honolulu, Wednes- has everything up to date. Bldg. two hundred thousand sold Between Hoards. One hundred Ewa. day, October 20, 1901, 11 a. m. 'Phone Main 141. fore publication, and Ret out lithographs l2o; ten W'airr.analo, l2.5ft; at 921 FORT ST. Their Telephone number, Blue 1871. twelve Wala Dated Honolulu. October 10, 1901. . P. o. Box 262. of the young lady." Life. ' $50. lua, 59S5 E. F. BISHOP, Secretary. TEL. MAIN 133. . . f J

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PAGES 9 ro 16 HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1901. PAGES 9 to 10. 7ZZ77. .7 PROFESSIONAL CARDS. LIFE UNDER REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS McCLELLAN. FOND & CO. 503-50- 1 THEY'RE OFF IN; A BUNCH! Stangenwald Bldg. Tel. Main 69. ATTORNEYS, LYLE A. DICKEY. King and Bethel Sts.: Tel. Main S12. I i C. R. HEMKN WAY. Office, 406 Judd P building; Telephone 314 Main.' ROUND I. M. LONG. Offices 37 & SS, Campbell TOP 1 blk., cor Fort & Mer. Sts.; Tel. M. 27S.

FRED W. MILVERTON. Rooms 302-30- 4 395. . mm 4 m Stangenwald block: Tel. Main PETERSON & MATTHEWMAN. P. Working Days and O. box 365; 15 Kaahumanu St. mm JrfcA, PHYSICIANS. LUELLA S. CLEVELAND. M.D. Of- Nights of the fice, 10S2 King St.; hours. 9 to 12 a. m., 3 to 5 p. m.; Tel. White 411, ill !M DR. JENNIE L. HILDEBRANDE. Actors. Office, 24S Beretania ave. ; telephone 7. ' fill Blue 821. DR. T. MITAMURA. Office, 146S Nuu-an- u St.; Tel. White 152; office hours. 8 to 10 a. m. and 6 to S p. m., except EARLY MORNING Sundays. IN p W. G. ROGERS, M.D. Eye, Ear, Nose EXERCISES and Throat; 1146 Alakea St., opposite Hawaiian Hotel; special treatment for deafness. is DR. A. N. SINCLAIR. Boston Bldgr.; How Every Feat Built Up by hours, 11 to 1, 3 to 5, 7 to S; Sundays, 12 2; Tel. offi. 385; 2S61. Constant Striving Make Up tp Main res. W. w DR. J.-- UCHIDA. Physician and Sur- and Performance. geon; office, Beretania, between Fort and Nuuanu streets; office hours. S to 12 a. m., 7 to S p. m.; Tel. 1211 White. under a circus tent, wherever DENTISTS. LIFE may be passed, is so full of DR. H. BICKN ELL. Beretania St., that the smallest things near Emma. Office hours, 9 to 4. lose their perspective and what seems DR. DERBY. Mott-Smit- h bldg., cor. infinitesimal grows to proportions Fort and Hotel Sts.; office hours, 9 te 4. which overshadow the greater events. In all things of existence there is an M. E. GROSSMAN, D.D.S. Alakea St., three doors above Masonic Temple, element of strangeness, yet these ele- Honolulu; office hours, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. ments are so drawn into the daily round they lose DR. C. B. HIGH. Philadelphia Dental of these performers that College, 1S92; Masonic Temple; vTel. much of their unlikeliness. What with 318. early morning, practice in the bruises DR. GEO. H. HUDDY. Beretania St., which must e borne without comment, near Emma; 9 a. m. to 1 p. in, and criticism in an amount which would DR. T. MOTONAGA. 46 Beretania St., drive the ordinarily-nerve- d individual between Fort and Nuuanu; office out of any profession, the. rider or This is How They Looked When They Started. hours, 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. tumbler gives much more of his life How Will DR. A. C. WALL, DR. O. E. WALL. to his business than any other enter- They Look When They Come Back? Office hours, 8 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Love bldg.; Fort St.; Tel. 434. tainer. i'. The daily round of existence for the J. M. WHITNEY, M.D., D.D.S. Boston I is to. is kept by make-u-p which is applied top. Miss Daisy r e, work be done before the hundreds the round St. Ieon began Bldg., St., May & worker for the amusement of the peo-pi- BOSTON CONCERT COMPANY. Fort above Co's; who see through the glare of overhead under such circumstances. to ride when thirteen years of age, and hours, 9 to 5; Tel. Main 277. who strives beneath canvas, begins Meanwhile there is a constant tumult. is now the, acknowledged champion high-jum- p lights. A Fine Organization. Slay Appear when the east begins to crimson with But during these' practice In one corner of the same tent the clown rider of her sex in the southern col- hours of is practicing his dogs or horses. There onies. She some of ENGINEERS. is more going on sim- has the newest tricks Here En Route to Australia. the dawn. In fact during the short there than the is a democracy, as all kinds of animals of riding at her 'command, and compares ARTHUR C. ALEXANDER. Survey- ple riding of do ' C. N. manager of the 409 &tay of the circus now in the city there exercise the folk who are under one canvas roof. Long, lines most favorably with the best of the Dr. Thomas, or and Engineer, Judd Bldg., P. with the horses. Up above there is stretch across the tent and Upon These American circus on O. box 732. .1 hive perform-ir- s riders. Boston Concert Company, arrived been mornings that the occu- hung many of apparel t perhaps a flying trapeze which is are the articles The trapeze workers, the two sisters to probably arrange for who the evening before rode or turn- which go to make the men seem like be- who seen "with so ac- the Alameda CATTON, NEILL & CO., LTD. Engi- 1. pied by performers, who spend their have been much neers, limbering in doing more ings of another world. The dressed ceptance, are stepdaughters of St. Leon, his concert company, stopping over here Electricians and Boilermakers, 3 ed before the crowded or half filled hour all and upon Honolulu. than they, show to the people who pay workers sit about trunks or boxes and he has done for them as for his own on their way to New Zealand and Aus- seats, were in the tents when there was while there is a constant flow of badin- children in making them of all the fee of admission. They and masters fol- not enough light to show them the twist age or instruction passing, for the young- the art which is at his control. tralia. His company consists of the RISDON IRON WORKS. Engineers turn, drop and rise as they bring into er members of the company. The clowns The training of the horses which at- lowing and builders of Pumping and Sugar curves of the ring, who were waiting play every to artists: Machinery and complete power muscle which is be crack their jokes and the dogs hark, the tract not less attention than those who Bel- for a chance to begin the practice work strained in the doing of the most dif- lads a turn at the general conver many years, Bernhard Watthes, the famous plants; office, room 12, Spreckels blk.; take ride them, is a matter of Tel. 194. which is necessary to give them the ficult feat which is part of their reper- sation, a man asks for a brush and it. Is and the men who do the work are really gian solo virtuoso; Lillian Norma, an handed through in- - fin- finish needed before they may hope to toire. This is often omitted for the rea- the air, and another artists their way. But the rider English lady who possesses a sweet E. TAPPAN TANNAT. Civil and gain appreciation from the people in the son that the horses in a small circus wants to be helped into a coat and it Is ishes the education of his horse, taking pulled over him. It is seeming confusion mezzo soprano voice; Cyrus Brownlee Electrical Engineer; P. O.. box 92; benches. must have nothing which distracts them the animal where his breaker leaves off. 1313 Wilder ave.; Tel. Blue 3441. for the outsider, but to the initiate all It is then a matter of stop and move- Newton, a brilliant humorous imper- This is an element which does not en-J- er from the main event, that which is be- is order; a H there is blare of trumpets and ment, and no one knows this but the T. M. Am. Soc. C. ing upon c sonator ?.nd an accompanist. The JAMES TAYLOR. E. into the daily life of the worker in performed their backs. i with a mcve the urtain rises and all is man or woman who has to stand upon of the United is contor- on. England says of Consulting Hydraulic Engineer; 306 ! the colder climates States Then it the tumbler and the the moving animal vith everything de Musical Times of Judd Blk., Honolulu; P. O. box 799. or Australia, for this early work is tion hour and the women, men and There is one man with the present pending upon the stride. Bernhard' Watthes: "At the present necessary the fact the boys who who showing circus who knows all that it is Under the round top, with straighten- made from that turn somersaults, twist as one of great- CONTRACTORS. work is very hard upon the animals, into human snakes, take their turn and possible to tell him about the business, ed quarters, much of the life spent in time he ranks the four years age, Au- St. WM. T. PATY. Build- and to escape the troubles which come go through all and everything they for since he was four of glare and noise and bustle, there is an est solo violinists." The John's Contractor and that gustus St. Leon has been in the sawdust honest endeavor for the best, which Is Times, Canada, says of him: "He is er, stone and office fitting; brick, from the perspiring horses it is wisest produce later. It is when the contor- very to wood, or stone building; shop, Hotel upon circle. As a child he began ride. an outcropping of the "same ambition brilliant and emotional and his style to work their backs before the sun tion people, have their moment that Ills father was the Barnum of Austra- which marks the striving inventor of a St., near barracks; res., 1641 Anapuni. of-th- recalls that of Sarasate at times." is up, and in the case tumblers there is nothing which does not smack lia, and the little one was sent along the new thing in any walk of life. They trapeze they Kverything Lillian Norma is a lady of a wonder- and performers find that of the ordinary. These individuals go road to fame right merrily. learn to think of the tents as home and stage presence. JEWELERS. they can do their best when the heat through any of he tried was a success, until he, at an their life is so connected with the arch ful magnetism and fine their acts without aid Spokane Review says of her: J. MORGAN. Art Jewelry, Precious of the sun is not a factor, as it is not man or machinery and carry off the early age, won and held the profession- of canvas and the string of rope, that The Stones, Opals cut, For- al supremacy. There was no conceivable few more pleasing vocalists have Curios and when they are at their tasks in the whole of the work by their own en- they try to leave it in vain, they must "But eign Stamps; Hawaiian Stamps upon forty-fo- ot evenings. They feat the back of a horse, in a come hack to the glamour of the ring ever been heard than Lillian Norma. bought for cash; 1358 Fort nr Vine- deavor. have only their table and ring, that was not his; and he went sounds people ' ap- A morning in the circus is a upon and the of the and the Her numbers called forth.rapturous yard. tent, this they show themselves the against the very best of the world, for in beat of the horse-hoof- s. revelation to who see people plause to which she graciously respond- those the capacity yet in their frames for the those days the greatest of the Americans voice, SHREVE & CO. San Francisco Jew- only when doing their regular tricks difficult -- poses which are to bring them and Knglish performers were striving for ed. She has a rich mezzo soprano' STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS. a delightful style and no less charming elers and Silversmiths. See advertise- or turns. The first people to take their : applause and .the Australian dollar. later fame. Henderson Grimett, of this place, stage presence." ment inside. turns upon the track are the horse-worker- s. The tumblers who do such wonderful Mr. St. Leon is not an old man yet, was stricken with partial paralysis and The animals are brought out feats of pyramids and jumping acts are and the way he backs his horse is a rev- completely lost use of one arm Cyrus Brownlee Newton is at his STENOGRAPHERS. J elation to some of have seen the and pro- ready for the work, but there is a dif- not. however, so free with themselves in those who side. After being treated by an emi- best in reciting his own humorous the practice as almost always they have what has been called pood riding. Eut has J. D. AVERY. Public Stenographer, ference. There is more than the or- nent physician for quite a while with- ductions. Prof. Charles Elston here room 2, 164 St., over & j something in preparation for a new sen-- he does not look to his own prowess to Hotel Hart dinary harness upon-- them. Where I out relief, my wife recommended heard bim frequently in California and Co.; Tel. Main 76; House, Blue 2611. sation. Then they work with the aid of hold the fame which has been his in the Chamberlain's Balm, there is a presented to past. He Pain and after speaks of him as a superb humorist bareback the a machine, called technically the "me-- j has a daughter. Miss Daisy St. using two bottles of it he Is almost audience in the tent, there is a surcin- chanie," is Leon, who has, he insists, all his tricks who is capable of keeping his audience MISS JAMES. Shorthand and Typing; which in reality only a der- entirely cured. George R. McDonald, of laughter. If 308 Judd bldg. Phone Blue 1681. gle which carries a ring, and when th rick, which holds them from above with of riding and working. She will be the Man, Logan county, "W. Va. Several iiia continuous roar worker if there is to be tried a difficult I a line about their bodies. This line pass successor to the name, for though the other very remarkable cures of partial the manager, Dr. Thomas, receives suf- boys feat, mounts the horse, a line is passed ing over a pulley, has one end in the of the family, who show in the paralysis have been effected by the use ficient encouragement he may have this MUSICIANS. hand acrobatic exercises as worthy of better through this ring and then to the per- of a stronjr watcher, who takes a of this liniment. It Is most widely company stop over here the latter part MISS C. KRUEGER Teacher of th care that the tumbler, if he fails to land fame than they have as yet, they have known, however, as a cure for rheu- of former, being attached to a belt. This upon November. Piano; studio, Metropole; 1150 Alakea i the support which is to hold not the inborn gift of balance which matism, sprains Sold by a lunge him, and bruises. St.; Tel. Main 345. line is known technically as does not drop to the ground. This ma-- j marks the skillful rider, and makes him Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., wholesale line. Sometimes there are two small chine is one which is much in use, as the peer of any attraction under the agents. ropes, VOCAL INSTRUCTION. h one placed from the front so as j with its id all the many acts where ruK OLD AGE the performer from falling boys stand upon the heads or shoulders ANNIS MONTAGUE TURNER. Vocal backward, and the other from the side j of men, themselves supporting children To the old, as to babies, the Instruction; term commences Sept. 25. jiii turn, are lirst practiced, as the per- - "Mignon." 1024 Beretania St. ?. 4 ito prevent falling "away from the ring. formers, in the security sup- j El? safe of the even balance of is more I The other ends of these ropes are held port, health y try feats which would appal them INSURANCE. in the hand of the ring master and the In the usual course of exercise. , official whip guard important than anything else THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE with the acts as the So much for the hours which are, in CO. OF NEW YORK. of the worker. effect, those given to the schooling of the in the world. The possible Assets Dec. 31. 1900, $325,753,152.51. Then begins the work of the practice. I'ftllm'iil' wnrL'.r i1.l tllii L-- ,tiTi n rr ii f sic..-- . S. B. ItOSE, Agent, Honolulu. The horse is sent along and the rider of the veteran. Vet a greater feature is health, in acre, is not hiirh and' goes preparation for tl-- which form through the turns and twists, the ( the acts ARCHITECTS. (he routine of the day. The evening somersaults and the jumps, so as to be ' strong; it is only even. EDWARD R. SWAIN. Stangenwald in form when evening comes. If dressing, the preparation for the great the 'event of day, is a performance in bldg., Honolulu; Crocker bldg., San there is a new act in preparation, there the There is no end, but death, Francisco. j The ordinary a is itself. circus has tent mr!v of this preliminary than on oth- 'entered only by the periorrners, vlii;-- h is I & er days, when it is only a limbering-u- p tlif moving dressing room of the people to the trouble that ccmes of BEARDSLEE PAGE, Architects and operation. Builders. Office, rooms 2-- 4, Arlington There is however no differ- who take the various parts. l:i this are Annex, Honolulu, H. I.; ence between the practice work and the 'all the accessories of the toilet, and the its loss.. sketches and hVr great dressing room behind correct estimates furnished at short performance other than the dress of the actress in he notice; Tel. 223; P. O. box 773. worker, for there is not the same detail the scenes has no more care than the It ouiiht to watched like eye rider who is before the people beneath taken into consideration for the of canvas. small a baby's VETERINARY SURGEONS, the the arching top of the In trainer that is apparent when the shows, however, there is none of this DR. A. ROWAT. Office at the Club ! detail.' and the people must get them- -' Their future is short; but oh Stables. . ives together in the best way they may. by the aid of cand'esAUi,! with im- how it turns on comfort! on: ENGRAVERS. FOR FREE provised dressing tables. Where there is SEND only company W. BEAK BANE. Card Engraving and one tent the ladies of the whether the wrinkles are Stamping; room 2, Building. ILLUSTRATED Kivi- - corner ,.ff for their Elite CATALOGUE OF their screened mhabitati, n. There are trunks, and wrinkles of pain or of lon se-- sometimes telescopes in which are the i LADIES', CHILDREN'S or KIIIEI ASSESSMENT NOTICE $ paraphernalia of the actress, whether rcne enjoyment ! a ki I Kl L Jl hi I V I liot she be rider or trapeze worker. And it Li RulfirMillO by the dim uin ertain light of the candle Scctt's emulsion cf cod-live- r! placed upon the top of a trunk, perhaps, THE THIRTEENTH AND FINAL WEAR 5 per cent, or 12. 18 per there is applied the coloring and the assessment of oil for very old rknd very: share, cn the Kihei Plantation Co.. O aooos or quality V; masses which make the face attractive Ltd., slock, has been levied, and will OCCLUSIVE NOVELTIES under the glaring light of the gas or young in different ways is if REASONABLE PRICES f A SPANISH OMELKT. V.Y VELASQUEZ. become due and payable at the cf3ce mm electric lights. There would he a differ- i imp,,,., Ir v as "Tlv T. vl.i.-- d Whson?. to ,. cr.1I.:tl Spa;:W Hoiptrtli, of Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd., on tt yc&iml st'-r- would not cv the food to secure this even ent if these v actresses v. g- June, 1901. Interest bear' up. power tli u'gli he ..4 n c ne.'ii tl to bo sntvv.r to H..g:tr;a a 'i'SiU j,ij;are, 15th day of 9'8-92- make the lights have such Li'.-- -. s'irt-.vt- July, 190L 2 f:r which the of the ' Eratscss Cook- w;s r. c. '.ti 15th day of MARKET ST. look sallow b'li'i'.n to i.;iW:ita vy :it an condition cf health. Ire after th mm that the prettiest girl would iV : ori;;-'jm- l :i::-.- COOKE, SN FRANCISCO, CAL. cf ;,.:s pir;:-!- i painting, llie a;p of the bj iiif.rrvd fro:u the J. P. :.f glare, it is seldom that x-- s WVll send a little to trv. yr.u Kte. Co., under their and l.ict that WL.fq Jltr.uUhsd VW yt-:ir- "S'- - yu Treas., Klhel Plantation Ltd. even a f iir share of the beauty of nature BCuTT & tUWN $zj I ci.--i rsit'.t New Yeik. Honolulu, May 29, 1ML iSll 1901. 10 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU OCTOBER 26, J. HOPP & CO.-- --J. HOPP & CO. OF THE OLD THIS DAY! Gash Clearing Sale Best at Lowest DISAPPEARANCE O Price at Hopp's. U KAAHUMANU STONE BARRIER Of Auction Sale Silk Ghiffons f o Interest OF stone wall which has just been they were material for the fence which to fronted the "Hale" on Merchant street. LEASES - the front- VALUABLE Grenadines NOTICE THE from Sam Allen's wall came from "the and an Kaahumanu's 6u age on Wilder avenue, had reef." It is an interesting fact that Housekeeper was the surviv- prisoners who built it were O interesting history. It many of the Appliques U serving time for religion's sake. After OX SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, We make Window in ing remnant of the great coral barrier Shades eg TO had cast down their idols any which Queen Kaahumanu caused to be the natives AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, o all sizes, and' of color of and been converted, they turned against Punchbowl and Punahou 63 Ho-aolul- u, material. Cm built between all forms of idolatry with the zeal ci At my salesroom, Queen street, They are the prettiest and O about the year 1830. The object of the new proselytes. When the Roman I will sell at Public Auction, by Commencing Monday, Oct, 2t, best wearing to YACHTSMEN! in, chiefs Shades be structure was to keep cattle grazing Catholic worship came the rder of the TRUSTEES OF THE ES- found anywhere in town. mistook the use of. images for idolatry on the plains from intruding upon the TATE BERXICE P. BISHOP, the You know how a pretty Win- and threw a great many Catholics, into OF cultivated region towards the moun- Hedueed dow Shade will add to the ap- prison. The labor which went into the following valuable leases: from c As one of the Punahou boys of Embroidered Silk Chiffon. ..$4.50 o pearance of. a house, why not tains. Kaahumanu wall included theirs. ' 1st The mauka portions of the lands to Lyons used Curtis Lyons get new ones. 40c a subsequent day, Curtis J. Years afterwards when jf Kahauloa 2, Keei 2 and Keokea, sit- Embroidered Silk Chiffon... 9.00 to '$ 59, office out : to climb on his way from the went into the Survey and laid In of Kona, of Striped Silk Gauze 1.50 They are the very best Harts- the wall uate the District Island Satin to l.oj So the streets on the plains he named the of new forest very wide. horn shades. Will buy you one of the latest missionary settlement to the hills. Hawaii, above the line o thoroughfare which ran alongside the fence containing an area of 1000 did many others among our older citi- and Chenille Spot Silk Gauze 1.23 to l.fc U. S. Hydrographic Office great wall, Stonewall street. Later acres, more or less. zens. King Kalakaua, who owned the site of Silk Crepe 1.00 to .75 Charts of Pearl Harbor. Terms of lease 21 years. Upset price Chiffoniers The wall was built mainly by pris- the present experiment station at the Satin Applique 6.50 to 5.0a O for annual net rental $350.00. corner of Makiki street and Wilder Mull 3.50 In these days when ladies re- oners. Going "on the reef" originally con-Uti- on Puffed Silk to 2M uO u avenue, wanted his grandfather's name The Lessee to maintain in 'good quire many changes of clothing, eg would naturally imply Ribbon Chiffon 2.50 to 2.00 meant what it er on jaw-break- of several syllable'? the forest fence or wall the there is a demand for space a in not a penal residence in the Iwilei dis- attached O the highway instead, but Kealakekua boundary and along the Colored Silk Grenadine 1.00 to .7; which to put things away. The were to the reef Mr. Lyons made no change. Finally makal baundary of the demised prem- bureau o trict. Prisoners sent splendid o drawers are crowded. A CO., beyond Kakaako or Waikiki and made the Interior office named the street after ises. After the weeks' sale of Chiffonier is necessary in every to cut soft coral blocks such as wt S. G. Wilder and "Wilder avenue" 2nd Three (3) tracts of land in Ka- Silks I still have over 200 different home, and we have a stock of Such in the District of Ko-a- a, illl'B used for buildings and fences. stuck. hauloa second styles, patterns and colors that I offer them put LIMITED. disappearance of good the forest o that will a finish to o blocks still appear in the Kawaiahao The final the Island of Hawaii, below this week at the reduced prices. u the appearance of your cham- o structure, in the ancient parsonage Queen Kaahumanu's wall is due to the and bounded by the government roads ber. Agents. back of it and in the old house of gov- street widening order of the B ard of and land leased to John Gaspar. Terms ernment next door to the Postoffice and Public Works. of leases twenty-on- e years. Lot 115 acres, net upset annual rj Besides the handsome o the cocoons was abandoned after a rental, $50.00. E.W.JORDAN'S acres, net upset annual FLORA OF THE year's trial. At the Paris factory the Lot 257 NO. IO STORE v Center Rugs silk is taken direct from the spiders, rental, $175.00. S 207 upset IPOIFOT which we advertised last week, o HAWAIIAN GROUP which are placed, each in its separate Lot acres, net annual STEEET.j we have a beautiful stock of box, on ;a stand or shelf above the ma- rental, $625.00. O chine, and from which the strands are Lessees to fence said demised prem- U Couch Covers In considering the present flora of carefully led by hand to a spindle, ises with a good substantial legal fence a the Islands, including of course its cul- which twists them into a thread. In or wall, and maintain same In godd con- very h thirty-si- x a, of the prettiest designs, o tivated plants, it would be well to sep- some cases as many as dition during the term of leases; also to and at very low prices. arate them into three distinct groups. strands are necessary. The spiders are clear and remove all lantana from said o as is exhausted, and W (1) Indigenous plants, those that were removed their silk premises. THE specially fed new supply, their they for a Ma-anak- ea found by the Hawaiians when ! 3rd A lot at the south corner of We might go on and mention a by health appearing to be unaffected. Front- O first settled the Islands, reckoned and Beretania streets. hundred other things of interest U GOLDEN RULE Judge Fornander to have been about age of 36 feet on Maunakea street and o we in we IVA on street. o that have stock, for A. D. 500; (2) those introduced by the feet Beretania Edison's have the largest and best stock Ph Hawaiians and brought from other isl-a- ns Term of lease 21 years. Upset net in Honolulu to select from. Ph BAZAAR in the Pacific and (3) those intro- mnual rental $300.00. Oh o Ma-inak- ea Concert Come and have a look around, w duced since the discovery of the Isl- 4th Two lots on the Ewa side of O ands by Captain Cook, in 1779. street, between" Beretania and Will occupy this epace on By carefully differentiating these Pauahl streets, each having a frontage Phonograph groups, a knowledge, not only of ths f 40 feet and a depth of about 86 feet. LI The Wizard's Best Effcrt. Don't Forget botany of the Islands, but also of the Term of lease 21 years. Upset net an- H O That our Upholstering Depart- Saturday, November 2, various crops and plants which can nual rental $500.00. U ment is the finest equipped in successfully grown from past ex- be TERMS OF on of the town, and we have men who pecu- THE SALE all This wonderful machine with an ad that will be an perience, will be obtained. The ibove leases are: Cost of drafting all thoroughly understand their liar isolation of the Islands has given mi tit leases, acknowledgments, etc., and all can be heard in our music de. o business. a peculiar flora, containing a larger expenses connected therewith to be II partmet, proportion of endemic plants than any borne by the lessees. Matresses made to order. other known country. Hillebrand, in one-quart- er French Polishing and Furni- EYE OPENER A deposit of of the rent his "Flora of the Hawaiian Islands," f the first year will be required from The latest popular sheet ture Repairing. S44 ' o to Everybody who Reads Books, describes species of phanerogamic Hair makes fjeautiful mccessful bidders within five days from music. o plants distributed over 235 genera, and the date of the sale. Somen ' Writes Letters, Buys Toys, or keeps 133 vascular cryptogamic plants dis- Pianist in attendance. tributed over 30 genera, making a total NEWBRO'S IIERPICIDE MAKES For further particulars apply at the J. HOPP & CO , a Set of Books. ifflce of 999 species and 36." genera. Of these BEAUTIFUL HAIR, because it de- of the TRUSTEES of the B. P. o Leading Furniture Dealers stroys the deadly microbe at work BISHOP ESTATE, No. 77 Merchant J. M. WEBB. it is believed that 113 species have been KING AND STS. tipon the hair roots, thus making treet, Honolulu. BETHEL introduced since the discovery of the dandruff and falling hair imoos- - sible, -- Islands by Captain Cook. These are and promoting a thick, luxu J. HOPP & CO. J. HOPP & CO. growth ot included in 101 genera, 22 of which con- riant hair, increasing the JAS. F. MORGAN, owner's good looks fully 100 per cent. Wall, Nichols Co., indigenous species. They cover lins-tian- tain It will also enre ycrar father, brother, d AUCTIONEER. cultivated plants and trees, escapes or swnetheart, of any scalp ttflVetiun PACHEGO'S pro- they may hav-- even b.tlilnpss, for it works from cultivation, and accidental like a chami upon the baldest pateg. I'se it LIMITED. ductions, but well established. This ' yourself, then you will surely recommend it. DAY. DANDRUFF KILLER number has already increased since the First-Cias- THIS t ThiTTf rnnrtoif an.'Tne f Nn trmtorftnt KntFMi . for Sa!e at all s Drug Stores. Juranff?Cure formi Ntfwu) Complaints, publication of Hillebrand's Botany, 36 A feril .f and will continue to increase with each Prastrahm-cauc- sxjrtion of In I i d bvovsr recurring year. Falling Box Beside above, Hawaii- Arrests Kail, pbice 41.00 iwr ..m the the native HOLLISTER DRUG CO.. LTD., Auction Sale Renews ans are believed to have introduced in Areata the Growth, prehistoric times at least 24- species. OF Tel Removes the Dandruff, Deducting both those introduced by ephone natives and by the white man since Valuable Property near Punch- Relieves Prickly lieat. SOLE AGENTS, 1779, and there will remain 8G0 species bowl street, and on the pro- HONOLULU DRUG CO, as original inhabitants of the Hawaii- Honolulu, Hawaii, an Islands, distributed over 365 genera. posed extension of Fort street Of these 633 are endemic and peculiar An Absolutely Perfect Hair To whom all orders should be ad- dressed. to the Islands; 230 of these species be- Preparation. long to 40 endemic or peculiar genera. On Of the dicotyledonous plants over S3 j Saturday. October 26, per use of WM. C. IRWIN & CO., LTD. cent are endemic. The number of AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, THE WELL NIGH universal endemic plants on any individual is and TO rMldenc telephones affords a quick of the group depends upon the age of At my salesroom, 65 Queen street, I PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLER. Wm. G. kandy way of giving grocery or-l- r. Irwin.. President the island. In fact, the comparative will sell at Public Auction, a valuable ind Claus Spreckels First Vice Presldens age of the island, or any part thereof, J' Sold by all Druggists and at the Union vv. xn. can be by num- parcel of land near the Pauoa brldg? Barber Shop. Telephone 232. uinara.. .second vice President almost determined the H. M. Whitney. Jr.. .Treasnrpr s ber of endemic plants found. with a roadway leading to Punchbowl AT OUR STORE an Intelligent eales-nt- n George W. Ross Audltoi The Islands not only vary among answers the telephone. He knows themselves as to the character Of the street. DO SOT RE DECEIVED ! SUGAR FACTORS th prices, knows the goods, what is ia llora found, but each individual island Kodaks and Property has a frontage of 17 8-- Drink no substitute for AND varies in its flora in proportion to alti- ttock and what Is not, and your order tude. Therefore the flora of Isl- feet on Punchbowl street with lane of the aa Immediate attention. Commission Agents ands may be divided into groups occu- :Carnsras the same width leading to the large pying zones different of elevation. of every description for sale at premises. AGENTS FOR Hillerbrand divides thern into five our place, THE groups, viz: (1) The lowland zone, including Eastman the Kodaks and the "A I The main lot has a width of over 100 the pure juice of the grape fruit Oceanic open country covered with grass only marvelous Steamship Company after rains, .with isolated trees, repre- Vista" Camera. feet, and a depth of 2S8 feeL Of San Francisco, CaL sented by few- - genera. The littoral We supply Amateurs and Pro- Lewis & Go., fessionals pa- Property lies on both sides of the species are included. (2) The lower with plates, lilms, LEADING GROCERS AND CARBONATED ONLY BY THE forest zone, extending to a height of pers, chemicals and everything Pauoa stream, and within a few feet 2,000 in the photographic money-sa- feet above the sea. The kukui oil line, at of the pfoposed extension of Fort street. FOOD SPECIALISTS. CONSOLIDATED ingWoChan&Co tree grows exclusively in this belt. (3) ving prices. 10G0 Fort Street The middle forest zone, which lies A roomy Dwelling House, with Barns WATER within the region of the clouds, and and Chicken Houses on prop- SOU WORKS CO,, develops the greatest luxuriance in .BOKOLliLU PEOTO SUPPLY CO are the 2bony Furniture, trees and jungles. Here the tree ferns erty. - (Limited) Cigars and Tobaccos, luxuriat?. attaining enormous dimen- j Cor. sions. This zone extends to 6,000 feet. Fort and Hotel Sis. When Sole Agts. for the Territory of Hawaii. Chinese and Japanese Teas, C4) The upper forest zone, reaching up Property can be readily subdivided Crockery, Mattings, as high as 9,000 feet. Is characterized into several building sites, and Is an ex- Vases, Camphorwood by 601 Fort St., Honolulu, T. II. Trunks, stunted trees. Here strawberries cellent chance for investment. Rattan Chairs. and the ohela berry (Vaccinium) flour- - & CO, Tel. 71 Main. Island orders solicited. ish. to) Special groups of bog f'.ora BARNARD Maps and further particulars at my You SILKS AND SATINS found on the high tablelands of Kauai office. OF ALL KINDS. and West Maui. Here mosses, sedges and tussock-lik- e grasses prevail. These 210-21- 2 Nuuanu Street. zones are not fixed, but vary consider- JAS. F. MORGAN, Honolulu ably with their exposure, rising higher Want Creamery under the lee than on the windward CONTINUE!) SUCCESS! AUCTIONEER. COTTON BROS. & CO. sid of the Islands. glasses you want LIMITED. The size and characteristics of the them right. 1 Engineers Con plants vary Our new program caught on. Every- KING ST., NEAR SOUTH. and General in accordance with their thing new, bright, environment. Heat and dryness of the sparkling. sensational and Guarantees their cream to be absolute- tractors. air, a scanty soil, especially undecom-pose- d Spectacles and ly pure and fresh, containing no pre- lava, check life and dwarf th Plans and Estimates furnish tnr vt plants and sometimes Impose new Auction servatives whatsoever. It is delicious classes of Contracting: Work. properties. A period of short growth GRAND 31 ATI NEE Sale Eyeglasses on fresh figs, peaches, baked apples, or itoom teu. .Boston Block, Honolulu. follows an occasional rainfall, and Wednesday and OF made by us will strawberries, and makes, elegant ice then a long repose with great effort to Saturday After- always be cream. sustain life. These varying conditions, noon, acting through a series of years, at 2:30. Fine Lots Ring up Main 216 and place your or- BANG LEE have at Puunui CHAK power ng the of modifying the pre-existi- der. 112: FORT STEET, qualities and impressing new ones, Children Above Wyllie Street. if care, study and Just Above Orpheum. thus producing variations from the 10c. patience can GROCERIES, FISH. CALIFORNIA normal type. Varieties change ulti- make them so. The Honolulu Creamery, LW,, RUITS. mately to species, and species, perhaps, FRAN K BEVERILY, On Telephone 141 to genera. Hence Saturday, October 20, No. White. the large number of Manager. endemic plants on these Islands. The AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. Cor. King and South Sts. family of gymnosnenns fnine. cvnress and cedar) is not represented on the At my salesroom, 63 Queen street, I A. N. SANFORD Telephone Main 216. Fresh California Fruit Islands, and this is accounted for on JUST ARRIVED ! will sell at Public Auction MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN, the ground that these Islands were BY Boston Building. Fort Street. formed subsequently to geological THE j the 10 FINE , Over May & Co. age in which they were universally dis- liESIDENCE LOTS AIIH Ecu & PEACHES, APRICOTS, A-N- "FOSTER" and "PLANTER" APPLES A Ha- tributed. striking peculiarity of Situated on Puunui and Park streets, j ORANGES, waiian trees is their low height. Only The finest lot of MADAME A. HORSES and MULES Size of lots, 50 SCHOELLKOPF OCCIDENTAL IT the cocoanut palm exceeds 100 feet. that ever came to Honolulu feet by 100 feet. Hit STORE Other rarely 60 WILL TEACH YOU tr?es exceed feet. An- LEWIS BROS.' STABLES, These lots are a short distance from Phone 149. Alnkea and King other petuliarlty of the Hawaiian flora King, How to, Speak French in Three Montbs St is neui-'.- near South St. the terminus of the Rapid Ice Delivered t any part of that all native plants are JAMES DAZELL. Transit iine tie perennial and woody. Paradise of the Importer at Wyllie street and are nicely BY A NEW METHOD. City. WOMAN'S EXCHANGE. Pacific of Horses and Mules. situated Prices reasonable. Printers' Lane, on the higher ground of this opposite Island orders residents Advent Church. promptly filled. In his t FALL section, commanding a fine I14 FORT ST. first xperiments, M. Chacot OPENING view cf the expected to find ten or town and sea. HAS FOR twelve species W. F. SHARP. SALE THE BEST OEN of spiders that w..uld supply silk for MILLINERY Hoffman & Markbam. eral assortment of G; Hawaiian and Paci textile purposes, but thus far Mada- Fcr EXPERT PIANO AND ORGAN Telephone 3151. T O. f.OO. flc -i tnj the fuither particulars apply to Blue Rex Island CnHmia gascar spider seems ALSO MUSIC Office: Kewalo. ! to have proven his made Pol on Tuesdays and Fridayi. dependence. MISS N. F. HAWLFY BOXES. main The attempt to u- - JAS. F. MORGAN. Rooms 210-21- 1. V Boston Bock. AUCTIONEER. Office: Thrum's Book store ' : ' .. rjr,-'- .'?;' -- invars J .lAJUlUftl

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 26. 1901. 11

denominations. Bible and tract societies, fragrance that exudes from the wood libraries, hospitals, homes, relatives and is equal to the finest incense. It is friends are generously remembered. continuous and unvarying in quantity Impure Blood Hampton is remembered among- the and pervades the entire edifice. The Make Pure, Rich, and Healthy. residuary legatees of an estate valued crowning wonder of this church, with it at from $1,500,000 to about $3,000,000. graceful spire, belfry bell and carved Impure bkou takes the very life right pulpit, is that from foundation to cap- out of one. You just drag around at Ilev. Dr. G. II. Hartupee of Ohio gave stone everything was wrought by na- your work, feeling wretched and dis- $30,000 to the endowment fund of the tive hands. consolate all the time. You are weak, University of Southern California. Dr. discouraged, and have lost faith in Hartupee has recently united with the The Nome Society medicine. Try just one thing more, Hebrew Benevolent we are sure we can help you. Southern California Conference, and ex- has been permanently organized by the for pects to spend the Mr. C. Mundon-Cresde- e, of Camp-belltow- n, rest of his days in Jewish people of Nome. Sixty names South Australia, sends us that State. are on the membership roll and more this letter, with his photograph: EVERY DAY RELIGION. are expected to join. Sam Bayles has Five Disciples" churches in Washing- been elected cantor and rabbi and Moses BY GENERAL, BOOTH. ton are without pastors, namely: Col- Rosencratz collector. Rabbi Sylvian J. Look at the immense business estab- fax, Palouse. Tekoa, Albion and Oakes-dal- e. Lazarus has volunteered to give a few. lishments in our great cities. As I pass The first three are g: sermons. other-tw- th- - m by, and see the skill and industry the could engage the la- Juan ifested in the selection and end- bor of a good preacher half of the time In the thirteen years of its existence less variety of articles they keep for at each point. the Woman's Home Missionary Union .;tie, the decoration of their buildings, of Northern California has received the marvelous displays in their win- All the Presbyterian denominations in and disbursed $28,593.69, besides boxes dows, the ceaseless ingenuity by which India, three from Scotland, four from of clothing and supplies of the value they keep themselves before the public the United States and one each from of several thousand dollars more. It and then go on to think of the talent England, Wales, Canada and Holland. passed $16,950.57 directly into the treas- you required to manage their hundreds of if have too large a business to do are planning for organic union. The ury of the Congregational Home Mis- employees, their finances, and I know the work yourself, get some reliable per meeting to determine the issue will be sionary Society. n no is competent what. T am filled with wonder; and in mat depart held in December. mit ment; anyway, you must know where t i u aint mvself with the very . - ire all the time. Don't live in a Statistics of the Southern California or . juu ordinary abilities of the great bulk fools paradise thinking you are doing a Dr. von Blowitz sends a dispatch Conference show a membership of 15,-61- 6, the employees in these establishments, g00tl thing, and getting a living, and from City of Mexico, October 8th, that an increase of 800 over last year; "I was suffering from a verv bad wound more. money has arranged for colonizing 60,000 that would not heal. 1 thought it must beon I wonder still making into the bargain, when all he. number of churches, 140; gain, S; value account of iuy blood, so I tried BRAINS TO THE FRONT. the time you are going to the bad, living Jews in that republic, and that he has of churches and parsonages, $S0S,233; up on your capital, and are on the down bought 1,000.000 acres in the State of raised for missions, $20,761. of which But the whole mystery is cleared j grade which leads to bankruptcy the Sonora, where the first Hebrew colony the Woman's Foreign Missionary So- by the recollection, or the information, court. will be established. ciety gave $5,057 over-sanguin- and Home ihat cut of the one thousand persons Don't be e. In the pres .Woman's are ten, age, enormous rents, and Missionary Society, $4,542. emr.loved in the concern, there ent with its Rabbi Leo Mannheimer of Cincinnati, or perhaps twenty, really capable peo- - competition, anu nuuim price, with its - - who is devoting his time to the raising pie; that these ten or more persons ,J' i""""c"' "u'ia-- "" mi men auvr The first council of the Knights of arsaparilla of a $500,000 endowment fund for the Columbus ever attempted in the West contrived the business and started , rg ' have maUer fQr to make a thl Hebrew ITnion College of Cincinnati, on.y on present line; they select , was organized last Tuesdav in the After taking two bottles mv wonn it ojf its that pay yQU come tQ kmds 1 and wh.,n other thc-m- . ' ,U,1"L nL - th.rou.h'y healed and I felt ever suggest rid of Dead stock-t- hat stock uru Palace hotel bv- Tames .Morgan of better than thtigoods, design the displays, j ()f t'rade, even the running of a laundry is. 4th, j. before in my life. Whenever I feel out of that does not rates rapidly in Or.. October and made an earnest 100 men now, I few doses uml am advertisements, generally plan j Dr a and shoe store, very much the Massachusetts. About Catholic sortSj tikea all right. th'J toot value. The fashion is ever changing, and plea for the college. ' a is done, and see that same difficulties will be experienced, ( of San Francisco, Oakland, Alameda, Aef !aLsiTarina J woV,l,e11.1 "'p1" everything i that even were that not so, the goods spoil as impure general debility." other 980 carry out their wishes, j Therefore, if you want to prosper, go ban Jose and Santa Cruz were present. ; . the they lie upon your shelves. This applies j On September 21st. vn,ii 1 ; . . . 1. 1...... of carefully, reel your way, and act with at Fall River, The fraternity in the United States ir .i. ,w in piurln .711, j iiuvtra eu;iileu and who thereby serve the interests to almost every kind of commodity in corner-ston- e $SO,000 i tongue, constipation, aiid your food ( Mass., the of the tlistrcflses well as they were Prudence. ' numbers about SO.OOO strong. yon. yer a the firm quite as if the market. Young Men's Christian Association a fins cure all liver troubles. as twenty individuals with IMPORTANCE OF MOXEV MATTERS. 11 yuu Keep w iseiy as clever the assistants, tieui ser- - trepercd by Dr. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Maw., U. S. Jte-- building was laid with impressive 13., . . with them. Do so, even with the boy I Tliu TiijV,v ITMm i'M,,,..!--L of whom I have spoken. They l JJUCU " . IIU1 II, 111 brains Keep your expenditures down. It is i - in. ill see they that sweeps your store, or takes down VL,TS pi.vw iiiiianiuiu, recently' r tnil .tell them what to do, and that much to spend to make mon- i easier than completed, stands by the foundation of . ' ' "' " " HOLXJSTER DRUG CO.. ArenU. ey. work you can yourself the shutters. mortgage $1,500, do it. Do all the Attach them to you. they care 'its comoanion building able t0 I,ay oft a of Now, is very improbable that any that is the cheapest form of labor. Take If ' which was Fresbyte- - it for you and your concern, your interests j foreclosed. The my con- an example from agriculture. A man, Bap- foreign missions got $13,877, home mis- one of readers should be will be theirs, and they will work for j divinity school for the Lutherans rians bought the church. As the an enterprise of the magni- and his wife and family, who work their you to was sions $16,4S0. templating own place will get a living out of ten more earnestly and efficiently than of the Coast is projected, and Oakland tists continued attend service it tude of the one of which I am speaking, otherwise, and that at greater self-sacrific- e, arranged that one preacher would do acres, when another man, who has to longer is mentioned as the seat of the new The Missionary Review of the World r anything approaching to it; but pay his labor, will starve on 500 and for hours. Nothing can for both denominations, and the church for very well exceed the folly exhibited by school. Dr. Weidener, head of the sem- gives certain results of the five leading however small the' undertaking you may acres. There is a lesson in this for all ' is now both Baptist and Presbyterian. many inary in Chicago, has been there ex- I have in view, or under your hand, here sorts of tradesmen. employers in the domineering, denominations as follows: "For each up your to no debt; slave-drivin- g manner with which they amining the situation, and Berkeley I $2,000 of income the Episcopalians put ait? safe and sound principles on which Make mind have treat their servants. These employees may be selected as place The Southern California Conference, no will you or the of the i three workers in the field, Presbyterians you may conduct it, with a good prom- at least, debt that harass either have hearts, or they have not. If at recent meeting, ordered a copy imperil your business. I have a great Lutheran institution. its 4, Congregationalists 4, Epis-- ise of success: ' they are destitute of that organ well, of following sent Methodist i notion of a business done simply for the resolution to be 8, 17. A then, will be quite to treat copal Baptist For each addition DON' T LIVE IN FOOL'S PARADISE. is, when you pay cash for it consistent i. years to the secretary of the Board of Bishops ' cash; that Rev. Horace W. Houlding, some to on them as the machines they would be; ...... Vni ViT-l-r the churches the foreign field It Be to carry rK , rind tn PilifAinJ'i on1 careful the correct your goods, and only sell them for cash Vi e ago j.., lillt if ttlu ci rt liuarto Tint fjv.il pastor me i.ongregationai - casts the Enisconalians S1.330. Methodist knowledge of your financial position in in return. 'Advocates: "Resolved, the South- - w 1 v . 'Church, San Francisco, recently, a That I your own mind. you goods vllll llieill ituiui i urj mum but Episcopal $232, Presbyterians $203, Con If understand the Beware of purchasing that work ami von must hop thio thev missionary in China, who with others orn California "Conference does hereby- proper method of keeping the accounts you do not want, either because they are thfir gregationalists $163, Baptist $63. The do It, as we have already shown; all field by J express its emphatic disapproval of of your business but was driven from his the Boxers i increase of members in the field the transactions, that will cheap, or to please those whose business every given inspection teachings, w e for be good, very good you and direction and last year, will return to take up his such and that withdraw i 270, in which case it is to sell them. If you have not a ifv.-.- TViiinl.-io-liio- year is: Episcopalians Presbyterian made can be done in the kindly spirit 1 tort PdOtnii .1 Cilmlnnrv must keep them under your own eye if ready market for them, don't have them, work again with sixteen others, The '.'111 111. J lltl'lirgnui I'l 111111U. J 4.400, Congregational 4,500, Methodist you do which will affect their hearts. our indorsement as a conference, and not do them yourself. Of course, however far beneath their supposed value party are to sail from Seattle. Episcopal 5.700, Baptist 8.500. The total I am only speaking of a small concern. you maybe able to secure them. you MAKING GOOD SKRVANTS. that we advise our young men to attend at If membership in the field Is: Episcopal- If you do not understand bookkeeping, or have goods-th- are not saleable, get The ed servant, who spent The Cleveland. School Board has some other theological seminary." his energies and years, and even laid ians 5,820, Presbyterians 27,800, Congre- adopted a resolution requiring the gationalists 57,000, Methodist Episcopal down his life for his master and his Prayer, master's family, is fast dying out; but Lord's Ten Commandments and The annual statistics of the Califor 91,800, Baptists 135,500. SUNDAY you can create some more members of Twenty-thir- d Psalrn to be studied in nia Congregational church show that SER the fraternity, and that greatly to your the elementary grades. It is thought there are 234 ministers, of whom 134 are At temperatures of 600 degrees to 900 own interest and their benefit. the Jews will object to the Lord's pastors of churches. There are 214 degrees, ammonia has been found to act Attach them by. instructing them. Prayer, and the Catholics .will do like- - churches, with a membership of some on platinum, gold, silver, copper, iron, VARIOUS CITY CHURCHES Give them every opportunity within your wise, unless it be used in the original 18,400 persons and during the year there ' nickel and cobalt. In every case power of learning the business, the whatever j form. were by 974. by it may bo. received confession metal was disintegrated completely and i 1.209, Encourage them. Beware of find- letter which makes an aggregate quickly, while much of the ammonia Mililani Hall (rear of the Opera House) ing fault, until they lose give i The American Messenger says: There addition of 2,243. One hundred and was resolved into its elements. Copper 9 a. clajs;: 10 heart und ' m.. Book of Mormon up a Metlakahtla, ninety-seve- n report of one-four- th t in despair. lis church at Alaska, churches a total and iron rods of inch were Notices for this cJiarch column a. m., Sunday school; 11 a. m., by $82,347 nnust 6 Devolve responsibility upon them as built Christian Indians from the for benevolence, a gain of nearly penetrated to the center In thirty nin- - be in this office by p. m. preaching service; 7:30 p. m.; rapidly Fridays. an preaching, English sub- as they are deserving of it. wood of the giant arbor vitae. The $19,000 over the year previous'. Of this utes. ln Otherwise the service. The is nothing that, develops nouncements will be run as the ject of the evening sermon will be There ability, week before. There is no charge "Divine Authority." improves character, arouses ambition, for these notices. m and generally sets a man on to do the f . . .j. . . .j. .j. j. .;. ., . , ...... ,...... A ... m best he can for himself and those to CHINESE CHURCH (Congregation whom he is accountable, like being made al) Rev. Edward W. Thwing, acting responsible some pastor. Sunday school, 9:30; preaching for the discharge of CENTRAL UNION CHURCH Rev. duty, the doing of which creditably will service, 11; Sunday school in English, bring praise, William Kincaid, pastor. Sunday 2:30; evening service, 7:30; Wednesday, him while the opposite will school and Bible class, 9:50; public prayer meeting, 7:30. bring him blame. worship and sermon, 11; Y. P. S. C. E. Make your helpers sharers in your prayer 6:30; Is, let them by meeting, evening services JAPANESE CHURCH (Congrega- prosperity; that benefit at 7:30; weekly prayer meeting, Wed- your business in proportion to the profits nesday, 7:30 p. m. tional) Nuuanu street, Rev. T. Oku-mur- a, made, will pastor. Sunday school, 10; if any? This naturally make Evening Service, 7:30 o'clock. Rev. 11; them more desirious than they otherwise Wm. morning service, evening service, lie be profits Morris Kincaid will preach; sub- 7:30; Wednesday prayer meeting, 7:30. woubl thai there should ject, "Decision: Its Relation to Char- to divide, and lead them out to more acter." strenuous and soif-dt-nyi- effort to in- MAKIKI CHAPEL On Kinau street. crease them. Preaching service, S a. m. ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL The TU. Rev. the Bishop of Honolulu, Par- JAPANESE M. E. CHURCH H. Kl- - ish Priest, the Rev. V. H. 7 CHURCH NOTES. Kitcat. hara pastor; E. Tokimasa, associate j a. m.. Holy Communion; 10 a. m., Sun- pastor. Sunday school, 10; day school; 11 a. m., morning prayer, morning, New York has one saloon to every service, 11; evening service, 7:45; class of the population and Georgia one litany and sermon; (on the last Sunday meeting, 8:30; prayer meeting, Wed in the month, choral celebration of the every 1,807. Holy nesday, S. Services at Waikahalulu Communion); 3:30 p. m., pule Church. ahiahi; 7:30 p. m., evening prayer and In the year 1900 the number of man- sermon. Bibles printed in China was 16,500, SECOND CONGREGATION Rev. K AW AT A II A O CHURCH Rev. H darin Alex. pastor. IL Pastor. Sunday school, 10; while ten years ago an edition of 2,000 Mackintosh, Services at Parker, ' 9:45 a. m., and 6:30 p. m. morning service, 11; evening service, copies was deemed sufficient for sev- 7:30; preaching In English by Rev. W. eral years' work. D. ! ST. CLEMENT'S CHAPEL, Puna-ho- u. Westervelt; Christian Endeavor, Holy Communion, 7 a. m.; holy 6:30; prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30, Rev. Dr. T. C. Miller, who has con- communion first Sunday of the month, a six years' term as presiding 11:00 m.; - cluded a. matins. 11:05 a. m.; even- PENIEL MISSION Miss E. Udden- elder of the Fresno district, has been song, 7:05 p. m.; Sunday school, ?:43 berg in charge. Meetings are held in a. m.; daily prayer, 7 a. m. All seats the hall on Nuuanu street, just below appointed financial agent of the Univer- free. The choir is vested and the ser- King, every night of the week. Sun- sity of Southern California. vice choral. All strangers are Invited. day morning at 10 o'clock Bible study; This chapel Is served by the Rector of j Sunday afternoon at 2:30, holiness , Connected with the Arizona Method- Honolulu. meeting; wharf meeting at the foot of, ist Episcopal Mission are twenty-nin- e Nuuanu 9 o'clock every Sun-- , street at ' charges. Of sixteen day morning. A Scandinavian meet- - churches and these CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Muck-le- y. E. S. ing Is every Wed- are supplied with pastors and thirteen Pastor. Preaching 11 a. for ladies held other at m. on nesday afternoon, 2 o'clock, in are written "to be supplied." "Self Sacrifice and Its Rewards," and at the Mission Home, 471 Hotel street. All j at 7:30 p. m. on "The Stimulus of Op- position." welcome. Tn the Southern California conference Bible school at 9:45 a. m. Young fifty-si- x charges have changed pastors, People's meeting, 6:30 p. m. The pub- SEVENTH - DAY ADVENTIST thirty-fou- r go back to the second year, lic is invited to all CHAPEL Saturday, Sunday school at twenty-tw- o to third,-- to the these services...... it- -, ! the six iu a. m; preacning at xi a. m.; veu-nesda-i fourth and two to the sixth. vMETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH prayer and missionary meet- v' Pearson, pastor. ing at 7:30 p. m. All are welcome. B, L. Howe, pastor. The first Christian Endeavor Society arvices tomorrow as follows: 10 a in was organized in the Laos mis- ro.I Sunday school: 11 a. m., public Siam w' and sermon: suhiect "Th,--. PORTUGUESE EVAXGE LI CAL sion in 1S96. The number has since in- r.tnical Law of Indirectness;" 6:30 p. creased to twenty-fiv- e societies, and NO CURED. Epworth ; pastor. PAY UNLESS in., League devotional meet- bowl streets, Rev. A. V. Soares, there are but fifteen churches. ing; 7:30 p. m.. sermon; subject, "Vi- I Preaching in Portuguese at 11 a. m. p. Varicocele Makes a Coward of a Man. carious Suffering." Prayer meeting land 7:30 p. m.; Sunday school, 2:30 in aggregate of gifts Wednesday tsow- - The increase the evening at 7:30 p. m. m.. conducted in English; w. a. 1900 $2,000,000, who look to you happiness if en, superintendent. Prayer meeting, for missions in was the SAPS THE VERY ESSENCE OF COURAGE those for their future new churches established you allow this trouble to drain your life away. Cure ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL, Wednesday, 7:30. numberof JT his vitals and leaves him weak, aged and it now. was 400, the ingathering of native - the Bishop of Panopolis Low masses, and In a few- days after you begin wearing the Dr. ha to more 200,000. holy communion, 6 and 7; children's BISHOP MEMORIAL CHAPEL converts amounted than The drain of vitality due to a weak digestion, McLaughlin Belt you will feel new life and spirit in mass with English sermon, 9; high Schools: Dr. W. B. Elkin. weak kidneys, rheumatism, nervous debility and those your nerves, everything will look brighter to you mass, with native sermon, 10:30; rosa- ! chaplain. Services Sunday mornings at The Young Men's Christian Associa- failings which arise from excessive disregard of the you will be full of ambition. Your neighbors say it ry, with native instruction, 2; solemn til o'clock, except on last Sunday in tion at Nanking University. Nanking. laws of nature, is almost as bad. cured them; why should it not cure you? vespers i 4 p. m. and benedictions, 8; week days, at h month, service at Alumni $2,500 from W. W. No real happiness can come to a man who suffers "Your belt is a sure remedy for Varicocele and low mass, 6 and 7. jand cordially invited. China, has received friends Cooper of Kenosha. Wis., for the erec- like this. back pains." Henry Drayton, Point Arena, Cal. "After years of suffering from Varicocele and There's a cure in every tion of a building to be owned by the town in the State: not a ST. JOirN THE BAPTIST CHURCH YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN Asso- weakness, and trials of many other remedies. Dr. hamlet of fifty people but has one cured by Dr. Mc- -- At Kalihiwaena. ciation Hotel and Alakea street, Hen- association. McLaughiln's Electric Belt cured nie in six weeks." Laughlin's. Electric Belt. Is that proof? ry C. Brown, general secretary. Meet- Louis Foscaiina. Mok Hill. Cal. "It cured me." E. G. Chamberlain, 651 Vallejo ST. ' AUGUSTIN'S CHAPEL Rev. ing for men every Sunday afternoon at Arizona is reported by Superintendent You wear it while you sleep. It infuses a glow- street, San Francisco. Father Valentine in charge. Sacrament 4 o'clock. Addressed by some immi- Rev. S. A. Thompson to have seventeen ing warmth, it washes out the clogged varicose "Cured me of rheumatism." J. D. Benham, Long of the mass, 8:30. nent speaker. All men welcome. Episcopal Churches. With veins, restores new blood, and renews healthy circu- Beach. Cal. "As a Man Thinketh In His Heart." Methodist cures worst cases of in my the exception of Wilcox and Pearce lation. It the Varicocele "Cured back and constipation." J. A. McCov, j is the subject Rev. B. L. Howe has months. , Presidio. Cal. GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH charges the condition of the work is thre 10 a. m., confirmation: holy commun- chosen for his talk to men at the Have you got Varicocele? Read my book. It de It cannot, w;u not fail if you try it. Don't hesi- ion. Young Men's Christian Association hall one of progress. scribes the trouble an.l will le!! you if you have it. tate. It is absolutely guaranteed and no man is L. I S C j Sunday afternoon. Nine cases out of ten of arly decay in men are asked to pay DEUTSCHE U T H E R H E . for a cure if be don't get it. Pay for Kirche Sonntag, 10 Lhr, Kindergottes-iienst- ; The tMethodists of the Puget Sound caused by ancn-eie- what you get. Ho- drags the nerve of a con- 11 Uhr.. Gemein do Gottestli-tliens- t; THE BAPTIST SOCIETY OF Conference have passed resolutions vir- It out man quicker than That's a better plan than doctoring and paying out 11 IThr, Gemeinde Gottosdienst; nolulu Regular meeting first Sabbath Biblical In- sumption. It does not destroy life, but It destroys two or three dollars a week as long as you live. . tually boycotting Girret Andac-hts-sumde- 3 all life is living Mittwoch, 7:30 Uhr, afternoon of each month at o'clock, 111., Divinity that worth for. Come arid see me. or if you can't, send for the book, in stitute. Evanston, and the Have you got so, K onfirmatioii : Abctidmahl. Young Men's Christian Association it? If he cured at once. Dr. sealed, free on request. It explains the trouble parlors. A cordial invitation is extend- School of Boston University for hos- McLaug'.in's Electric Belt is a guaranteed cure. It fully. ed to all. pitality shown to higher criticism. has 5,000 cures of CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES Varicocele. - I am the inventor of the Cushion Electrode, which "My anooe.;-!- e is ci:nd. and I feel better and prevents burning from the current. All other belts Beretania street, bet. Punchbowl and stronger I Alapai "Non Pareil," CHURCH OF THE SACRED Harriet Wilcox, widow of Stephen than have for years.' A. Behrens, burn and blister if they give any current at all. Sts. Entrance 1 Hoatt. Marquesville. Punahou. 11 a. Wilcox, Brooklyn. N. Y., bequeathed Gracey, Cal. I take other belts in trade to prove how much er cottage right. Services at , first to the m., are yours-.-;:- 11 a. m.; Wednesday evening at .:30 high mass, with sermon and collec- $175,000 to religious, philanthropic and lou unjust to to your friends and mine is. Write today and inclose this ad. tion as 3 p. nr., evening service. o'eb'f k. usual; educational objects. Hampton Institute m. g. 702 Market , corner nf Geary, $20,000, Mission- 4-- Mclaughlin, San Frar Cisco, Cal. TifE REORGANIZED CHURCH OF RELIEF CAMP No. -- Sunday receives the American dr. Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints school, 1:30. ary Association $10,000, chur- - s of 42. THE PACIFC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 26, 1901.

JUST RECEIVED A Shipment of NEWS OF nt WATERFRONT KELLOGG'S CELEBRATED

The Ma una Loa, which arrived from that j events us from ilisco cring- the f reject Extra Bourbon Kau and Kona ports yesterday morn- VESSELS IN FORT. utility the function, and I .I.stinutely deci.' ions like the followr ing, confirms the news which was rat ins. which I quote from a recent work IN BULK. j af- - ARMY brought by the Kaiulani Thursday AND NAVT. on the coloratiou of animals; ternoun. rT. P t'lsr Troniwiis. PH ' 'The inevitable conclusion from The Mauna'loa left Kailua Thurs- 1". S. battleship Wisconsin, Reiter, seems to be, then, the Sold in quantities from one from Bremerton; anchored off port these facts that day morning, and just before .he left, October 23. brilliant aiW varied coloration of the gallon and upwards. Purser Simerson ascertained through MERCHANTMEN. animals of the deep sea is totally with- the telephone that the rains were still (This list does not include coasters.) out significance; it can not be of ad- falling, and that the indications wer Andrew Welch, Am. bk., Drew, San vantage as a means of protection or as for still more. At that time about l?i Francisco, October 14. a warning for the simple and sufficient & inches of had fallen at Honokaa, Falcon. Am. schr., Burgeson, Albion, reason that it is invisible.' Somes McTigtie rain October 23. which is about in the center of the "This way of looking at things is Florence, Am. sp., Spicer, Tacoma, Sep- profoundly to be regretted for scientific 95 King St. Hamakua district. As the rain had tember 29. Henry Wilson, Am. schr., from Taco- reasons, for it is the total abandonment been general over the whole district, powerful motive for extinguished. ma, October 2. of the most the for?st fires were all Jrmgard, Am. bkt., Schmidt, San It is to lie back in one's arm- came plantation , Also a Shipment of Word from Honokaa Francisco, October 23. chair and declare thatfthe most widely that the mill there had been hut down Meteor. Am. ss., Jensen, Seattle, Octo- spread natural phenomenon has no The Fredricksburg in order that every available man could ber 22. meaning; of, what is the same thing, Famous R. C. Slade, Am. schr., Sonerud, Gray's Call and see the above Buggy be put to work planting. This has that nature is insane; it is to sell one's Battled Beer. Harbor. October 19. probably also been done on the rest S. G. Wilder, Am. bkt., Jack?on, San scientific birthright for a very thin That we offer at this Price, Family Trade Solicited. of the plantations in Hamakua. Francisco, October 14. nifss.df pottage and to make oneself Kohala district has had an even S. N. Castle, Am. bkt., Nilson, San ridiculous in the eyes of the. thinking Francisco, October 15. - world." more generous rainfall than Hamakua. i?irene, Ger. sp., Sauermilch, Bremen, BUGGIES, SURREYS, PHOTONS Purser Simerson reports that at least uctooer o. Historic Shipwrecks. Am. sp. two inches fell in that district. Tillie E. Starbuck. Curtis, San shipwreck in which greatest Francisco, October 21. The the e HARNESS, WHIPS. ROBES, LAMPS EXTRA STRON 6v Meteor Sails. number of lives was lost was that of the The Globe Navigation Company's Steamer Movements. Royal George (10$ guns), off Portsmouth, OUR ROPE BLOCK on August 29, 1772, when nearly 1,000 lives t INSPECT SrOCK! and steamer Meteor left Honolulu yester- STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. were lost. In the case of the wreck of : day at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. r Name. From Date. the Queen Charlotte, a first-rat- e ship-of-thi'-li- TO HANDLE she was in port efforts were 26 While Aorangi Victoria, B. ..Oct. which was destroyed by fire on 9 ) made to unload the cargo as quickly America Maru S. F. ..Oct. 30 March 17, 1S00, off the harbor of Leghorn, We do all kinds of Harness Work jhe Finest Material 30 & MACHINERY. Sonoma S. F. . ..Oct. 703 lives out of a total of S50, were lost. Hand-Mad- e as possible, and the wide hatches of 7 Harness a Specialty City of Peking S. F. .Nov. George (MS guns), Defence (74 Used ln 0ur Work the Meteor this to a lavgc-degre- The St. the facilitated Alameda Si F .Nov. 9 guns) and' the Hero were on December Horse Boots Made to Order J We carry In stock a special discharg- S. . 14 The Meteor finished Gaelic F. Nov. 24. 1S11. on the coast of Jutland, a rope 34 and 4 Inches In circum- S. FY 20 stranded ing yesterday afternoon. Ventura ...... Nov. and about 2.000 lives were lost, only IS of ference . to our order. . . . ! manufactured Hongkong SlaruS. F. .: .. ..Nov. 23 seamen being saved. In case of Our are Lowest I Ocr Work is the Best This rope la 25 per cent stronger than It is not certain whether' the Meteor C 23 the the Prices the ' Moana Victoria, B. Nov. the wreck of the Princess Alice, which ordinary will come back soon to Honolulu, or S. . 30 i cordage. Alameda F. ...Nov. was run into by the Bywell Castle in the coal-carryi- '". We also carry extra strong blocks, whether she wilt engage in the ng China S. F. . Nov. 30 on e 5. Dec. 10 Thames, near Woolwich, and sunk fitted with metalline or roller bushings, between San Francisco Doric F September 3, 1878, ' 600 700 trade Sierra S. F. Dec. 11 between and t Plantation managers will be furnish-- ' and the Sound. She did not take much lives were lost. On the wreck of the e PACIFIC VEHICLE AND SUPPLY CO., Ltd. d with any information in reference to Nippon Maru S. F Dec. IS freight this port, as there is very B. C. 21 White Star Company's steamer Atlantic, equipment for handling heavy weights, from Miowera Victoria, ...... Dec. on Meagher Rock, Alameda S. F ..Dec. 21 which struck the our manager. C. Camp- little sugar to be taken away. What 442, in- BERETANIA STREET, NEAR FORT STREET ty Captain J. Peru S. F .Dec. 26 about uOOvJives were lost, while bell. little there is is being taken by the cluding the captain, were saved. London o .... TO A full stock of well -- boring rope. sailing vessels. DEPART. Tit-Bit- s. Wire rope of all descriptions and Name. For Date. J. F. MORGAN, President. W. H. HOOGS, Secretary. 29 Pacific Squadrcn. i blocks and other equipment, for the The Depths of the Ocean. Ventura S. F Oct. Kussian ' same. Hongkong Maru S. F Nov. 1 The Russian Pacific squadron will in E. L. CUTTING, Treas. and Manager. Among the explorations and discov- China S. F "...Nov. 9 I plow rope, to eight j Steam guaranteed be the eries of recent years not the least are Alameda S. F Nov. 13 the future consist of six battleships, o In world. j beat the those that have beeriearried on at the Sierra S. F. . Nov. 19 armored cruisers, seven seagoing gun- ; Special ropes manu- wire and Manila of the ocean. we have Doric S. F, NoV. 19 boats, two torpedo transports, five torpe- to order. bottom What factured learned of this region is all the more Miowera Victoria. B. C Nov. 20 do-boat destroyers and a flotilla of tor- ) A full line of paints, oils and var Nippon Maru S. F Nov. 26 pedo boats. The aggregate displacement Atones of superior quality, especially remarkable because it. is so inaccessi- ble, and when we remember that the TT7VTT77yTTT7VYYT7 of this fleet is 143,524 tons, carrying 216 manufactured to withstand the action j heavy guns and 6X6 smaller quick-firer- s. of sea air. bed of the ocean constitutes nearly serts, is their vivid coloring, consider- Chronicle, Oct. 14. interns and lamps for 6hlps' jfse. three-fifth- s of the entire irface of the ing the fact that the sunlight can not n full stock of general ship cyand globe the scientific interest of these ex- reach them. Says Mr. Nutting: Schoolghips for Spain. ry.V plorations which have been confined "It seems indisputable that they iive Spain has ordered two school ships fJ chiefly to the past fifty years is ap in complete darkness and consequently built by contract. They are to be of WILDigR'SSTEAHSHlrCO.. parent. C. C. Nutting contributes an we should expect to find them colorless. 2..VK) tons displacement, ship rigged and article describing their result to the We know a considerable number of ani- 'CHIP CHANDLERY with auxiliary engines to give a speed DEPARTMENT. Revue Scientific (August 3), and we mal forms that live in the complete of twelve knots, and a coal capacity for Captain c!V CAMPBEJLL. Mgr. translate the following paragraphs: darkness of subterranean caves; these a cruising radius of 2.000 miles. The bat- "The study of the ocean depths pre creatures have been carefully studied, teries will consist of eight 99 sents almost insurmountable difficulties notably by Eigenmann, of the Univer- two smaller guns and two torpedo tubes. FOR SALE ft and has required the elaboration of new sity of Indiana, and according to him Chronicle, Oct. 14. instruments and special apparatus in the species really living in dark caves Shipping Notes. AT which the Americans, and especially are always blind and colorless. On the crmsw on, looks like snow. Captain Sigsbee, have taken a large contrary, the animals brought up from The small Island schooner Malolo part. What we now know of the depths the sea-botto- m are often very brilliant- arrived from Kauai yesterday, with of the sea has been found out with ly and clearly colored." , ('.77 bags of rice. the aid of the following devices: It has been argued by Professor Ver-ril- l, Reduced Prices, The repairs on the Ada are rapidly '(1) The sounding apparatus. To of Yale, that this coloration proves progressing. Yesterday Afternoon the to and seme light does to attach a weight the end of a line that penetrate these pieces out drop it to the sea bottom seems a very great depths, although its presence can which had been sawed to HABNESS OF ALL KINDS. simple operation. In reality to do it not be detected by ordinary methods. fit the hoie in the schooner, starboard properly has required all the ingenuity The writer of the present articles re- side, were "fitted in. LOOK IN AND SEE OUft PRICES of the most skilful engineers. Sigs- - conciles the facts by supposing that Prince David was superintending the bee's sounder, with immovable weight phosphorescence is so universal among ! painting and general overhauling of his deon-se- a and cord consisting of piano wire, has creatures that some portions yacht, the Vi-k- e, yesterday afternoon. exact t of are, entirely given excellent results in taking least the bottom The Vi-k- e has been hauled up on the soundings and in bringing up specimens lighted by it, although the intensity of marine railway of the Healani boat-hous- e, MANUFACTURING HARNESS CO. sea-botto- khr. light must of course be very slight. of the and she is expected soon to be r "(2) The thermometer. Various kinds He says: in coming CORNER FORT AND of thermometers have been invented to "By a sort of compensation for the full trim for the events. x KING STREETS. pressure ex- The Manna Loa. which resist the enormous that feebleness of the phosphorescent light, arrived from P. 0.23ox322. Telephone No. 228. . ists at the bottom of the sea and to and for its absence in vast regions, Hawaii and Maui ports yesterday register the maxima and minima of many animals of these depths, notably morning, brought the following freight: JSaA fcxi tie same cooling effect, but temperature. is not rare to bring up the fishes and the crustaceans, are fur Is everlaitlB. It 6,133 sacks sugar. S43 sacks coffee, 212 one of these costly instruments with nished either with very large eyes or 41 27 - sacks taro. sacks tea, sacks awa, 4 CGOL1 pres- organs so FIFTEEN DEGREES. its bulb broken by the terrible with serving them, to speak, 139 bunches bananas. 34 kegs butter, 1 sure of the ocean depths. as lanterns, or with huge mouths and bale tobacco-- . 1 bundle hides. 14 pigs, "(3) The bottle for water specimens. stomachs allowing large feeding at oc- 27 203 packages Devices have been invented for bring- casional intervals, or, finally, with tac- head of cattle and ing from the depths samples of water tile organs or luminous sca.les to at- sundries. California Feed' Co protected against all admixture with tract their prey. the water of other depths. Here also "The point to which I desire to at- AGENTS the water-bottl- e of Captain Sigsbee has tract attention is that we are bound V GREAT SHOE SALE NOW ON! been of great service; it is so arranged discover a practical utilitarian reason We Have a Fine Line of that a specimen of water may be taken for each ry characteris- at any desired depth, the bottle then tic of these animals, the utility not at- Men's, Women's and Children's closing automatically and remaining taching necessarily to individuals but Shoes Marked Down JAPANESE GOODS hermetically sealed so long as 'it is not always being present for the entire Regardless of Cost. opened with the hand. species. I can not protest too much always in stock. "(4) The drag, for collecting speci- against conclusions tending to, declare Every Lice in Our Complete stock from the Best Factories sea-botto- wh-- mens of the living animals of the that something is useless, it is rs simply our ignorance or our idjleiuv rs,-v-EiLO-c- PRICES. "(5) The trawl, a kind of large net 4 YTV7VTV7TTTT7TTV7T - Our Silk and Cotton KImonas shaped like a basket, used on soft bot- I toms, over, which it passes without ) ' burying itself in the mud. HONOLULU ALIVE. r, 1 or ARE BEAUTIES "(6) The tangle-ba- to sweep rocky tier stioe Store AND VERY CHEAP bottoms on which the other instru- HOTEL AND FORT STS ments would be destroyed or often lost. "When you good I will shortly hold an long know a thing tell it. see It is a series of brooms that retain It will pay you to them before in their tangled hempen fibers all sort It will not lessen Its goodness. purchasing elsewhere. of things, from coral to fish." But will do good to others. With the aid of these six instruments, If you've been cured, tell it. Auction Sale we are told, the sea has been sounded, There's more misery just like it, of it3 temperature been measured, and "Waiting to find out how. ;0L i has eMF0RT samples of water and soil from its There are lots of lame backs In Ho- Come and See for Yourself greatest depths have been obtained, as nolulu. 1 It's a busy place and people must euRies at our FOUNTAIN well as snecimens of tne creatures that inhabit them. What we have thus work. learned about is summed up by the There's kidney trouble to a large ex- Parties wishing to place some on it tent. writer as follows: , eale ttill please communicate with "The depths of the sea are nearly at Ever notice how many people over PHILADELPHIA ICE CREAM 40 complain? me. M. CHIYA, the freezing-poin- t; they are subject to Seven out of ten say colds affect their ICE CREAM SODA Telephone 3311 "White. enormous pressures and displaced by slow currents moving from the pole to kidneys. of Nuuanu and Hotel Streets. . rar the equator. Thev contain oxygen in The kidneys are the causes, not the WILL E. FJSHER. MINERAL WATERS sufficient animal colds. Keep them in shape by all quantity to sustain means. AUCTIONEER. Fresh Frnits Only Hawaii Shinpo Sha. life ar.d are deprived of sunlight. Is it possible to a less com You can do it easily and pleasantly. Merchant and Alakea St?. conceive No nauseating disturbances. THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT-tn-g fortable habitat for animal population? except No, from our must No effect on the kidneys. office. The publisher of Hawaii point of view; but it But that effect is quick and perma- HONOLULU DRUG COMPANY Shinpo, the only dally Japanese paper not be forgotten that we are neither B0ARDK1AN LOTS published In the Territory of Hawaii. fish nor everything nent mollusks, and that Boan's Backache Kidney do A. H. Otis. 61 Gtt C. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor. depends on adaptation to the sur- Pills KING STREET. a. Blerbae. T. SOGA, Editor. rounding perfect work. medium." Honolulu is full of their praises. K1NAU STREET, Telephone Main 97. As to the topography of the sea-botto- a.Hr Mau-fiak- ea Mr. H. G. Crabbe, of Nuuanu street, KAPIULANI Editorial and Printing Office there are few sudden degressions and St., King. O. Box 507. this city, formerly a merchant and above P. or elevations, except near the con- LUNALILO STREETS tinents; clerk, is now a collector. He writes: YOU in general it is a vast plain "My age is 69 years and I am blessed IF WISH A GOOD I. M. covered with a layer composed chiefly with children and grandchildren. For SHIGETA of the remains of minute organic two years I have creatures, about been troubled largely rhizopods, which i 1500and$ir00 j the with a severe pain In - furnish the back. A short r r food to so great a part of time ago I purchased some of Doan's ! CONTRACTING CARPENTER, PA. marine anim;.. Over this lies a flaky EACH PEKING, PAINTER. Backache Kidney Pills at Hollister & material once d to a kind Co.'s Drug Store, and found great re-- j Corner Miller and Punchbowl Streets. 1 - MO, : l' by I organism, and named lief through using them. I keep some Lowest Prices. - A IiUXtty Ba: hv'ni ..a Tt is now- Vnown of the pills by me as a safeguard TRY i not to be living matter, but it is cer against attacks of my old complaint 15 ht ( ce ou Instruments Used In tainly organic time. and consist? of the which I need not fear so long as I havp j partially decomposed THE SILEHT EAPEiH H0 remains of marine a remedy like Doan's Backache Kid-ne- y creatures. It serves as food for Pills to combat j 'Ax them." ' Thoroughly DlsInfeetM Before beings of great Will E. Fisher, and is hence For sale by all dealers; price 50 cents I Using. fd ori;.n-- e. t'al r state Agent Auc-- JOSEPH As to the creatures that per box, fcix boxes $2.50. Hailed by the and i THEY ARE FERNANDEZ. Prop., in i . r i these great depths, their most licmster Drug uo., Honolulu, whole-- h r. Islington HoteL Hotel Street. - strtkirg characteristic, the writer as- agents I sale for the Hawaiian Islands. Tor. Merchant andJAlaJiOa Sts. EVERYWHERE f V 5 n . t;

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THE EVOLUTION OF INTER- LL TIE LOCAL " WHITE COLLEGIATE FOOTBALL WINGS" WILL 8E THERE

By Waiter Camp in Collier's Weekly. of game rather than the Rugby. In IS" game an attempt was made between Yale and T TWO O'CLOCK this afternoon, the time being taken from, starting gun. HE ORIGIN of the of football Harvard to amalgamate the two kinds of the big and little yachts; yawl Y.a,nts shall have ten (10) minutes' from is quite hidden in antiquity. Refer- - play, but In the conference it was found A jii which to cross line, 1 ences to something which might be almost as impracticable as It had been boats and wherries composing the gee. 2.-- The time of finish shall be tak-fle- et found several years before in England. en dignified by the title of forerunner or of the Territorial yacht squadron when the point marked by the fore-wi- ll A compromise game was played between the present game are found even back as representative two leave Honolulu en route for Puu- - teams of the univer- "Srl" far as the time of Greek and Roman. sities in 1S7S, but it was most unsatisfac- loa, which is to be the scene of the big crosses theTTgiven line; but if this point U is certainly known that real football tory, and the following year Yale and any luau and regatta given by the Hawaii ln vacnt e across the line when the quite of the type of today was played Harvard played under the strict Rugby signal for the in rules. This was beginning start her class is made, England the of tlu Yacht Club. The first gun will go off, sne must return and recross the line. in in the twelfth century, and present style of play. The Americans at 1:55 p. m. The fourth classers will See. 3. A yacht so returning, or one had a sufficient vogue to lead to legisla- - found that the English rules, while per-ti- ve working position fectly intelligible to men 2 p. m. into .from the wrong action. who had been start at and the other classes side of the line brought ui on the sport, required too after the signal for the In the early days the game had much at intervals of Yachts' start has been made, must keep clear many traditional interpretations to b making the beat corrected time in each of, and give way to, all competing more extended boundaries than now. One, complete when used by American play-villa- ge class will receive a pennant. yachts. might play against another vil- - ers taking up the game for the first "n,e' meetings were held annual-- . On reaching Puuloa the yacht3 will XXX.-RIG- HT lage, and the ball be carried or kicked RULE OF WAY. . and tlie expanded come to anchor.' over or rules were with 1. three miles of territory, explanatory in er, At 6 o'clock it will be to eat ,to Section When one yacht is approach- paragraphs order to be and ing f in the English public schools, telligible to players to sing midnight another yacht so as to involve risk-o- and officials. This smoke and and at the fouling, one of them keep such as Rugby, Charter House, West- - led to certain adaptations and club's bazoo tooter will "taps." shall clear sound of the other, as follows: minster .and Harrow, the game took on ' "J1" t0 f,t ,ay" a,nd oc" On Sunday morning colors will be i."0""At first the captains and man-mo- re Sec. 2. On Different Points of Sailing. definite form, In was age made at 8 a. m. and after a dip and a and, fact, s of the several teams acted as the A yacht free shall keep clear of one differentiated legislative body wrestle with hard tack, yachts will close hauled. in style at these different for the sporty After a. im U N't'ame legis-T.,r- ..i Sec. 3. schools. During the athletic revival in evident that these "dress ship." On Same Point of Sailing, with too likely u on Opposite , ik -- n., i.v. atrS re. a'tther to bo A race around Ford's Island w ill start lnd Sides. When both Z. i...,. vr. : biased by Immediate close-haule- d came :r: .t motives: and the 10 a. m., first, "ac,nts are or both free, or football to I;the front as the most rule-maki- at second, third and game";: was transferred into the or- both have the wind aft and have the popular of the fall and winter. hands or a graduate body. fourth class boats starting in the on About this time were two divisions, This contin- interA-a- l - wind opposite sides, the yacht with there ued for years der given with an of ten min- t several under the laws of the win,, nn t)i nci-r- Ir.n .:ill linon one favoring the dribbling stylo of game, an utes between classes. A pennant will be the association which had been formed ticar. and other that of the running char- and culled the Intercollegiate. ' given to the yacht making the best acter. A joint football organization was At tho Sec. 1 On Same Point of Sailing. With time of the dissolution of in nut on Same Side. planned in IStB, when the London Rugby this associa- time each class. When both yachts tion some years later there was foe onft At 2 p. m. the scurry home for the are free, or both have the wind aft and 'Club endeavored to make a uniform code season a of acceptable to both hiatus in which two factions Commodore's cup will be in order and have the wind on the same side, the rules schools. in the college world made two sets of yacht to the windward shall keep clear. same is possible without danger Meantime, the advocates of the dribbling in this race all yachts will participate, time as - rules. The following year, however, at Sec. 5. Wind Aft. A yacht with the WINTER LEAGUE game bad formed themselves into an as- the. of fouling. 17.- - 11 Invitation of the University Athletic the boats receiving their respective time is have, on C.....I.. t .:..:-.- wind aft deemed to the wind . . - nil. oi i ork, a representative at start. The yachts will ION. m i iew bodv allowances the the Side opposite to that 'on which she RULE GOES ON and spite of several joint coherences of Kr;uluafes of be rrom tne committee s boat by 1. A touching a mark. AERRILY the Rugby School men and the s started is carrying her main boomA yacht with Section yacht between ba univA-.sltle- met and proposed rules trumpet. mark-bo- at po- - was 'impossible the speaking the wind aft shall keep clear of a yacht or causing a to shift her it found to which Were thereupon adopted through The races will be governed by the rac- - on any other point of sailing. sition, unless wrongfully compelled to do , bring them together, and from that time the country. distinct-baseba- out Since that time this SeP- - C disqualified.. on. two games now ll ing rules of the club except when other- - Overtaking. An overtaking so by another yacht, shall be . The usual weekiv Winter League the known body of men has met annually and the :. vtIy he u!'-v- a,a rnvUl,! TTar--h m,.s yacilt shall, In every case, as long as oec. n a jacnt. ui games will be played Ma- - ' thot Association rules proposed at these meetings have iraht fv violation any tuu.,,..rules, foul at have developed each own lines, tv,a of the m,! tr.r.r.nr.sV nn overlap exists, keep clear of the of of these shall sej- - governed football throughout the coun- ,.ik i.r v.,h T,7V,i.v ia K..!n r'rf'iL-- . n ,nother vacht or romnel another vacht kiki this afternoon. They are the Knglish colonists going out with that try. and the owner's private signal at the ;Sec - ond of of blessed coun- - 7 refinition of Overlap. An over- to foul any yacht, mark or obstruction. division the second series inheritance of the mother It is interesting for the spectator to main peak. lap 5s established when an overtaking or to run aground, she shall be disqual- - league games. The first contest wi'd try a love of sport have implanted foot know something any of the why and where- The members of the Hawaii Yacht yacht has no longer a free choice on ified, and shall pay nil damages: and e tween the Capitol and Hall teams ball wherever they have journeyed. But fore of the work he sees going on before wrongfully cause an- - , , the game has not skies Club and their invited guests who have which side she will pass, and continues yacht which shall snarp. At nVWk th under other him. The principle of the game is so go to as long as the leeward yacht by other to alter her course in order to ' ockxk i grown up in exact accord with the tenets not made arrangements to down in exist . . . 1 . T . . l 11 simple to no explanation, . .. . . f 11 l.t.-- U.li rn-- "ll f rtrn ft Tl'lw. nlOif al- as need and to P. lurnng, or tne weatner yacnt oy bearing avoia iounng, or snaii, wnnout uuc ii.n.c nu uoiumo vmj. of either Rugby or Association. In it is reason game, even yachts are requested notify H. to give Following are the teams and posi- - most sport has for this that the will away, is in danger of fouling. cause, compel another yacht all instances the taken without any expert knowledge, draws Roth before noon today that they S. tions. on some peculiarities, See. Altering Course. When, of two room under Section lo of Rule XXX, or local so that there bigger crowds and holds the attention meet a launch at Waiau Rice Mill, yachts, one is obliged to keep clear, the shall herself fail to tack or bear away, is a distinct game called the Australian will connect 5:10 Capitol. Hall. game, more certainly than any other sport. The .which. with the train. other shall not so alter her course as to as required by that Section, cr in Catcher. another known as the Canadian spectator sees once two bodies forget mosquito nets and fouling. any way infringe or fail t5 comply with game, and, finally, and probably most at that Don't involve risk of of men are endeavoring an. egg-shap- ed .Vsquali-- Mahelona Cunha to carry blankets! Sec. !. Luffing. A yacht may luff as any of these Rules, shall i - highly developed of all, the American In Pitcher. game. Cana- leather ball "certain directions. The following extracts from the rules she pleases in order to prevent another fied. Kiwa college Of these three the It takes him only a few moments to XXXIII.-PROTES- TS. aanoi game most closely of the Hawaii Yacht Club should satis- - from passing her to windward, provided RULE First Base. dian follows the lines realize that one side Is endeavoring to she begins to luff before an overlap has Sf.ction must be filed, n of the Rugby Union. The Australian orte- - factorily settle 'any disputes which may i.Protests Ahia . ... Paris game very away, carry the ball toward end of the been established. writing, before 6 o'clock p. m. of the day has wandered far and field, while the others are as insistent e aring Second Base. system Jr Sec. Away. A yacht shall succeeding the race, exclusive of Sun- - with its of "shepherding" for on Taking it to the opposite end. That is RULK 1. APPLICATION. not bear away out of her course so as day of Vanatta Price this Is the term they use to describe a with the Chairman the Re?atta Third Base. to all seen at a glance, and really provides Section 1. The following Racing Rules to hinder anotner in passing to leewara. Committee, and must be signed by the method of interference aid the enough explanation to make game 11. . the govern of Club and Sec. Rights on New Courses. A 'Lewis . vance of the ball it Is a rather remark- knowl-edg- shall all the races the owner or his representative. enjoyable even without further ei any race sailed under its auspices, unless yacnt snail not oecome entitled to ner See. 2. Shortstop. able and elaborate affair. The Committee may also, with- intercollegiate game as But as knowledge of the method otherwise specified between the parties rights on a new course until she has out a protest, disqualify any yacht should "Williams Lishman The American increases, so' does the possibility of "fur- , away. ) making the race. .... filled it come to their knowledge that she had Rightfield. it stands today is a direct outgrowth of ther appreciation. In the first place, the Sec. 2. All yachts belonging to the Club Sec. 12. Converging Closehauled. committeed a breach of the Rule. S. Chillingworth Wilikokl the English Rugby Union. Americans two teams are composed of eleven men not sailing in a race shall keep out of When two yachts, both closehauled on Sec. 3. All questions arising in any Centerfield. started, in the early sixties, however, play Is two same converging by with style; and, of the each, and the time of halves the wav of vachts in the race, and to the the tack, are reason race, by . . . the Association thirty-fiv- e ten-miau- te not covered these Rules, shall Aylett Koki colleges all, of minutes .finch, with a leeward cf them. of the leeward yacht holding a better bo decided by the Committee. Leftfield. principal in the seventies, intermission. two sides wind, and neither can claim the rights save Harvard, who had just' taken up The RULE VII. ENTRIES. Sec. 4. The decisions of the Committee Yates . Hangman Rug- change goals at intermission. of a yacht being overtaken, then the be unless they see fit to contests with the Canadians in the Section. 1. The Secretary shall send to yacht to leeward shall keep clear. shall final, refer by school, were playing the kicking style (To be Continued.) each yacht-own- er In the Club, at least any question at issue for decision of the Sec. 13. Passing and Rounding Marks. Club. Customs. Mice. ton days previous to any Club race, or If an overlap exists between two yachts Catcher. ten days previous to any other race, tacking, are RULE XXXIV. PENALTIES. any when both of them, without Gorman . Leslie blank forma of entry, and member about to pass a mark on the required Should an infringement tf these Rules Pitcher. GOSSIP OF THE GONE BEFORE THE who desires to enter his yacht shall fill side, then the outside yacht give be proved against any yacht, she may be must Clark ...... Joy up ilnd file same with the Chairman of the the inside yacht room to pass clear disqualified, for such time as the Club the Regatta Committee. may see fit, from sailing- in Club Races. First Base. of the mark. A yacht shall not, how- Chillingworth LOCAL GRIDIRON GREAT REFEREE Sec. 3. All entries must be made In ever, be justified in attempting to estab- Scanlon writing by or his representa- Second Base. the Qwner lish an overlap, and thus force a passage The Event. tive to the Chairman of the Regatta between another yacht and the mark, Last 'Newell Duncan Committee at least two days before that after the latter has altered her helm for The funeral of David Koii Unauna! Third Base. The football game for this afternoon Ben Gaffney, well known in local of thj race, exclusive of Sunday; Akau the purpose of rounding. took place at the late residence at Elston takes place at Punahou at 4 o'clock. sporting circles, died yesterday at the . RULE IX. HELMSMEN. Sec. 14. A Shortstop. Definition of Mark. mark Waikiki yesterday afternoon. The It will be a friendly contest between Hospital for Incurables. He was 39 In all is any vessel, boat, buoy or other object Wilder H. Mossman Club races each yacht shall be of was Kawaialiao Athlet- years old. The immediate cause of steered by a member of this Club. ued to indicate the course, and does place interment Rightfield. the Hackfelds and the Punahou not, in the preceding section,' involve any cemetery. The, casket was covered Tucker Mossman ics. death was inflammatory rheumatism. RULE X. CREWS. to from San question of sea room. with a profusion of flowers. Among Centerfield. The Hackfelds will line up as fol- Deceased came Honolulu The total number of persons aboard a Bowers C. Davis- - Francisco about three years ago. He al- ' Sec. 15. Obstruction to Sea Room. the mourners were a number of young lows: yacht not er in a race shall exceed the running Leftfieid. went to work as bar-tend- in the old lowance in the following schedule: When a yacht is in danger of men identified with athletics in Hono- - Center, Notley; 1. g., Ilenear; r. g.. aground, or of. touching a pier, rock or Gay Kanae Pantheon saloon, presided over by the First class, eight persons. lulu, a form of recreation in which de- - Bob Samoa; r. t.. Mattock; b. t., Duis-enber- g; Class, six persons. other obstruction, and cannot go clear Th.: standing of the league teams up late Jim Dodd. After filling this posi- Second fouling up to time of ms death took r. e., Clarke; 1. e., Spencer; r. Class, four persons. bv altering her course without ceased the to llate is: tion for several months he went behind Third on 1. Fourth Class, four persons. another yacht, then the latter shall, particular interest. Runs h. b., JJorse; h. b., Harrison; f. b., the counter at the Criterion saloon and being hailed by the former, at once give Won.Lost.For.Ag'st.Pctge. Klebahn; q., Gurrey. worked there for about six months. RULE XI. INFRINGEMENT OF one yacht is , forced 0 50 30 100 room; and in .case delicacy flavor, and aoft Custom House .4 yet A ago began RULES AS TO CREW. to tack or bear away in order to give Noted for of Ha,. & gon 32 5Q The Punahous have not decided few months his health Tiie Regatta Committee shall have room, the other shall also tack or bear and mellow. Spruance, Stanley & Co a Police 1 3 30 40 25 definitely upon positions. Four or five to fail and under a complication of power to disqualify, either before or aft- away, as the case may be, at as near Ihe whiskies. Capitol 1 3 35 46 25 shifts will be made during the game complaints he gradually grew worse, er a race, any yacht which may in any by way of experiment, to ascertain anJ ;va tak'n t0 the Hospital for In-ju- st . way have infringed the rules relating to reipain-- 1 last Tuesday where he : hf'Immen or crews. i WAIAU in what position a man does the cables . d until he died. He was unmarried, RULE XII. PRIVATE SIGNALS. best work. The following will play: T,je furu,ra, w tflke p,act. at 1:M p m Vv - Each yacht sailing in a race shall fly J. Waterhouse, captain; . illiam- today from the undertaking parlors of her owner's private signal at the main son, George Waterhouse, George Ful- - Ed. A. Williams. The place of interment peak. ler W. Walker. A. Walker. W. Green- - is Pearl City. RULE XV. TIME OF MAKING Poor Ben Gaffney was well known RACES well, F. Armstrong, J. Marcallino, A. around town as a good follow and a The Regatta Committee shall name tho Martallino, A. Judd, L. Robinson, Kim- square one. He was always ready to do time limit in which the races must bo ball and Downing. a friend a good turn, and probably had1 sailed. 'it Soper will not play, as he is going to no enemy but himself. He took a great f RULE XVI. POSTPONEMENT OF Interest in all matters pertaining to RACES. Pearl Harbor with the yachts. sport, and refereed the fight between Hemenway is out .f the game for Jack McDonald and Ulysses Harris In The Regatta Committee shall have tho the season, having sustained a severe power to postpone any race, should un- mio last New Year's day. Generous to neck wrench in last Saturday's game. a fault, he died penniless, and the ex favorable weather render such a course penses desirable. Mark Robinson, another player who of his burial will be defrayed by a subscription taken up by his friends. f RULE XVII. INSTRUCTIONS. would have assisted the Punahou Ath- Section 2. The Regatta Committee letics, is also permanently retired. He TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT shall have the power to change the tore the ligaments of his ankle last marked 'improvement of their display cnurssor amend the Instructions on or Saturday, and is now going about on of last Saturday. before the day of the race, provided no- tice of such change Is given to each crutches. The H. A. C.'s practice at MakikI yacht before the preparatory signal is The Punahou Athletics have practic- next Monday afternoon. made. ed every afternoon during the past The Artillery team has had a severe RULE XIX.-STAT- ION BOAT. fOAP'S SLAND COURS week on tii" Punahou Preparatory shaking up during the week, and a In the absence of the Regatta Commit- School ground. The team is not made new manager and captain have been tee's boat a competent person, appointed HAWAr YACHT, Cllfr up exclusively of Oahu College alumni, ebcted. It. H. Jones is now manager, by the Committee, shall be at the finish ' but represents the Punahou Athletic and John Hoctor, captain. Manager line to take the time, and this time shall klv , toy Club, as is be considered final. and such enabled to enlist Jones said yesterday that the team the services of any available players. RULE XXII.-FITT1N- GS, BALLAST, was training conscientiously, but that ETC. The first and second teams of the he deemed it an injustice to his men Section 1. Floors must be left down, Maile Ilima Athletic Club may play a to piny a game until they are in shape and bulkheads and doors left standing, game at Punahou this afternoon. to do themselves justice. For this water-tank- s in place, and at least one There is some talk of Hackfeld & reason game bower anchor and cable kept on board; the with the Maile Rimaa Go. and Theo. H. Davles & Co. com- w neither ballast nor water shall be taken as allowed to fall through. He said in or discharged after 3 p. m. of the day bining and forming an association that in another week hs men would to preceding the race; but this restriction team compete in the Association be ready to meet all comers, and vd mav be waived, as to water only, by per-nrss.- bn League. Each firm has several good himself well satisfied with the of the Regatta Committee. a!-- y players, and the union of forces should league prospects of his team. Trimming by deadweight shall not be - lowed after the preparatory signal. produc- a crackerjack team. Th- - RULE XXVI I -PRO P U LSION. association football players will Delay in the treatment of bronchitis, Xo means of propulsion except sails meet at the Scottish Thistle flub on which generally begins with a chill, sdmil be employed during a race. Monday night at o'clock for the pur- hot feveiish attacks and a feeling of J;;) ' RULE XXVHI.-LIC.H- TS AND FOG pose of organizing a league. All play- exhaustion, develops into very serious - SIGNALS. er ?y' inc. . m ers interested in siring the. thing go complications. Pain-Kill- taken In ' All yachts sailing in a race Shall ob- through should make a pint of being hot water, as well as rubbing the chest rules In re-re- nl serve the V. S. Government present. with clear, will speedily cure. Avoid to lights. it The Honolulu Athletics bucked substituts, is but one Pain-Kille- r, RULE XXIX.-STA- RT AND FINISH. thre against th Hackfelds for fifteen m:n- - Perry Davis'. Price 23 cents and 50 Section 1 All races shall be started bv what is known as the one-gu- n start. o utes last night. Both teams showed cents. r .51 I u THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 26, 1901.

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Don't you need a pair for each pair Jc Jc Jc Jc sjc jc J Jc 5jc jc 5jc 5jc c fc rc c Jc 5jc 5jc 5c jc jc jc jc of your trousers? If you do. we have some crack-a-jack- s. Just Giltner and Capt. Bart Jenkins as his Progress Block. Agents, Honolulu, H. T. opened thern out. HENRY C. RENFREW colonel an dcaptain respectively. He wrote of Bernard Bayless and Dallas Mosgrove as his chums. In one WE KEEP OUR EYES ON THE FACTORIES ! AND HIS FLAG of the diaries Renfrew referred to length to the last days of the Confed- We buy all of our merchandise direct from the Manufacturers. eracy. Then followed the statement I" MW'''"WjJ.tlia Mil UliJIMUMUn.lllllIIIMIl..l During the past few weeks General that he was with the last body of or- OUR CLOTHING is widely known for its make, fit and wear. ganized Basil Duke and General John B. Cas-tlem- an Confederate soldiers that OUR HATS are of the best material only. Jefferson Davis, General Duke have been overwhelmed with commanding, and that when Duke's OUR FURNISHING GOODS are the latest patterns, the most letters from old Confederates asking surrender was agreed upon the writer what they knew of the story of Henry took the flag from the staff, concealed stylish and the best productions of the world's makings. it about his body and escaped, with the Clay Renfrew, an who intention of taking the flag to some WE PAY CASH AJSTiD WE SELL FOR CASH ! carried away the last flag of the Con- foreign land. Louisville federacy and escaped with it to the Navigator Islands. Renfrew was sup BATH ROBES, BATH TOWELS, just in. Have a look at our e posed to have been a member of the 9J The highest-typ- of windows, corner Fort and Hotel streets. Second Kentucky under General Duke. A reporter called on General Duke to Everybody American whiskey. learn the facts in the case. old-fashion- Distilled in the ed "No," said the general; '"Renfrew's Knows THE KASH CO., Ltd. name has slipped my memory. I thor- About way from selected oughly believe the truth of the story. grain. ' TWO STORES TWO STOCKS The fact that his diary shows him to TWO TELEPHONES : 96 Main, 376 Main. have been in both the Second and Aged in wood. Fourth Kentucky is a point that goes far toward establishing the authen A An aid to digestion and ticity of the tale. If it were simply a tonic stimulant combined. p Household cooked-u- yarn the author would nev mm FACILITATE TRADE with the er have thought to put him in two Medicine MMkb. Absolutely pure and of TOHawaiian Islands, will deliver all SHREVE& CO. regiments. A Safe and Sure Cur for delicate flavor. goods purchased or ordered of them, "The matter of which nag he took San Francisco. FREE OF ALL CHARGES FOR must be a bit uncertain. You know, Cramps Coughs Bruises TRANSPORTATION to Honolulu, or re- were so busy Sold throughout the turning same to we old Confederates that Diarrhoea Colds Burns I San Francisco. Goods we could not worry much about the entire world. will be sent on selection to those known flags. I don't think I had a brigade Sprains and Strains. JEWELERS to the firm, or who will furnish satisfac- flag. Renfrew probably got his com- Gives instant relief. tory references In San Francisco. pany Hag, as most of the comxJanieo One and three crown." GOLD and Two catalogue fur- had some emblem or pennon. sizes, 25c. and 50c Illustrated and prices my SILVERWARE nished upon receipt of request. "I have talked with several of Only one Pain Killer, Perry DavlS men and they say that they remember We have the largest manufactory of Renfrew perfectly. He came from flan ufacturers Jewelry wiSst if and Silverware of New somewhere near Midway. From what 1 ifi ili t I'm 'irrliimnVmiitn'niiiiiif i ft. i'ftftfn iiifl Tirw in York City, and are prepared to furnish they tell me he was a gallant soldier." Market and Post Sts. special designs.' The renorter then hunted up bne of the men who was a private under Gen PEOEMX INSURAMECO eral Duke. G. "Renfrew?" exclaimed the old sol OF HARTFORD. PEACOCK & CO., Ltd. dier. "Of course I remember Renfrew. He was one of the finest fellows in the SOLF AGENTS FOR HAWAII TERRITORY. army. When I knew him he was about Assets, twenty-thre- e years old and m Bart Cash 5,523,649.70 Jenkins' brigade. Renfrew, Bayless Losses Paid, $45,000,000.00 and Mosgrove were mates. They were Metropolitan Meat Go,, Ltd. all college graduates, and naturally drifted together in the company. They & messed together all the time. Every WATERHOUSE PODMORE one of them was a brave soldier. Bay-les- s Agents. now lives in Cincinnati. I know that Renfrew was in that march as Corner King and Bethel Streets. BY THE NIPPON MARU FRESH HEATS AND FISH one of Pres. Jefferson Davis' escort. Most of that last command surrender- P. O. Box 146. By Every Steamer from the ed at Mount Sterling. Some of them, however, tried to work west to join SILKS--SILKS--SI- L Coast that has Cold Storage. Kirby Smith. The command split and The New Orpheum Restaurant I lost sight of Renfrew. Bayless of K Cincinnati could tell all about him." A Fine Assortment. Also The story is to the effect that out BILL, OF FARE in the far Navigator Isles floats an old UNEXCELLED. flag never Choice Beef, Veal, Lamb Confederate that has been GOOD The Very Latest Style Mutton, surrendered. And now all over the SQUARE MEAL FOR 25 CENTS Kimonos and country old soldiers are rousing them- EVERYTHING NEW. Now Pork always on hand, also selves and overwhelming General Duke Displayed at with inquiries concerning the story of Clean Table Cloths every Meal. Board the young Kentuckian who bravely $4.50 per week. Poultry, Salmon and Halibut. bore that flag, then willingly 'expatri- TOY KUON, Manager. ated himself rather than surrender it. 1250 Fort Street, four doors above 141 Four years he followed it, and then, Orpheum. Hotel Street. for twenty-fiv- e more, it proudly floated FOR SALE AT unsurrendered before his hut on a lit- tle Pacific island. The Metropolitan Meat Co., King Street; Telephone 65. Now Private Henry Clay Renfrew, C. The Booth, Fishmarket; Telephone 379. S. A., lies buried in a rocky headland of that far isle. He lies so that, rising Central Market, Nuuanu Street; Telephone 104. his face would look to the east, to- ward the land of his youth and his and get a pair of 25c. love. And over the grave of the dead our Suspenders. soldier floats the tattered battle flag; the stars and bars for which he gave HONOLULU LODGE No. 616, B. P. up home and friends and all that made O. E., will meet temporarily in the of- - KEEP COOL and buy one of our 25c. Men's Straw life tolerable. The native who be- J flee of Dr. C. B. Cooper, or until the Hats. Ye also friended him takes care of the grave. completion of the new hall. Due no- - have Straw Hats for Lad es from 15c, up. Capt. Martin Schuyler, formerly cap- ' tice of all meetings will be announced tain in the Seventh Ohio Cavalry, later. brought back 'the story from the Phil- By order of the E. R. ippines. He told it to Capt. T. F. Al- II. D. COUZENS, Secretary. JK 85 King Street. Teh Blue 31. len, also of the Seventh Ohio. Captain Schuyler met the native and from him Isostiima Hotel Street, next to Castle & learned the story of the flag. The Y. YUEN TA1, Cooke. native told him that many years ago No. 1272 Fort Street, an American, who said he had drifted near Kukutv along the western coast of South America, after passing through Mexi- Dressmaker, Ladies' Underwear. co, settled in the Navigator Islands Skirts, Chemises, Etc. THE ORIENTAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., Ltd lived alone, flying before his hut a ianitarv Plumbing and A large line of ready-mad- e Moequitt T. 3?. 2vd!cCOT, Confederate battle-fla- which he said Nets always on hand. rreslclerLt. was carried by the cavalry escort that CAPITAL STOCK $oOO,000.00. traveled with Jefferson Davis in the The only insurance company In the world issuing policies In both th last stages of his flight from Rich- MISS "WST2T2ST SNGLISJI and CHINESE languages. and ewer mond, bffoiv his capture fy th" Fed- Policies a ex-sldi- er contain all modern connections he had Has made arrangements advantages of the endowment and erals. .The said that with John .ssued by other forma escaped with the Hag. which he loved F. Snow & Co., the well known the leading American companies. A SPECIALTY. permit to live again Governed by the systems. Chinese-America- too well to him DYERS safest insurance The pioneer n under the I'nited States flag. The AND CLEANERS ompany. Telephone Main 75. refugee lived an isolated life of San Francisco, to ag act as their agent II03IE OFFICi:: for years, dying three years ,and for these Islands. All orders will be Stai.pemvald Iildg., Honolulu, II leaving his tlasr to his native friend, promptly attended to b telephoning with the injunction that he never part 521 Blue, the Gedge Cottanre, Richards CORNICE with it. street, near Hawaiian Hotel. r,;61 and Captain Schuyler fina'iy got the na- tive's permission to examine the dead GALVANIZED American's effects. He found papers HOCK SHIN : and diaries indicating that the CO. Oahu Carriage Mfg. Co., Ltd. : was Henry Clay Renfrew, 8TREXT- a JAPANESE CONTRACTORS. BUILD- BIYER - member of either the Second or ERS, PAINTERS. Fourth Kentucky Cavalry, or both, in PaintlDg, ElacRrmithiiig and TficimiDg A the Confederate army. In some places Paper Hangers, Masonry Work- A. Specialty. h referred to Col. Basil Duke as the shop, S73 PROMPTLY ATTENDED North Kins St., Palama, Ma-k- ai Pk0Z1 E1U 11ORDER8 TO. t Head colonel, and Capt. John B. Castleman t l4L O. Ml. : the Advertiser. Side, Honolulu, H. T. P. Bo, as t his captain; in others to Col. Henry Lowest Prices. r gT. y,.j & & A .y r - ri.Ofll j THE PACIFld'pOMMEPXIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 2G, 1901. 15

THE i SEND YOUK BIS LIFE THREATEHED THE FIRST ORDERS FIVE BUSINESS Hi AJKofHaWAI! I.: BY TELEGRAPH. LIMITED. EXPERIENCE OF A TROOPER SN You can do it Now Beautiful OF HAWAII. LTD. Incorporated under the Lawa of th HUSBANDS THE EIGHTH OHIO CAVALRY. Territory of Hawaii. Paii-U- p Capital . $600,000 The Capital. $25O,O0.0a. Incident Occurred When the Reserve , . . 5O.C0O Gifts Regiment Was at Camp Charles- President Cecil Brown .Vice President M. P. Robinson Un2ivi3el Profits 154.000 ton and Narrowly Escaped a Cashier W. G. Cooper Inter-Islan- d . The Fatal Ending-- Principal Office: Fort, near Merchant f.: In li Street. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. V Defendant the The chief bugler of the Eighth Ohio Telegraph Co. Cavalry in the days of civil Charles M. Cooke President stirring the C. Jones Vice war was Thomas J. who now P. President list look into our corner win- Was Well Patton, CcniicliateralBaiiliiBiMS O. II, Cooke Cashier Case lives, 70 years age, in Urbana. H is transmitting mes- dow and see the pretty thing's. at of F. C. Atherton Assistant Cashier Ohio. As in the case of many others his HONOLULU Henry Waterhouse, Tom May, F. W. sages to all the islands Rich Cut Glass, Sterling Sil- life was threatened in after years by Maefarlane. E. D. Tennev. J. A. Mc- - ver, Supplied. the results of an almost forgotten acci- SAVLNG3 DEPOSrrS received and ! Candless. of the group except Ornament., etc. We carry interest allowed for yearly deposits at Solicits the Accounts of Firms. Cor- a large assortment, dent. While his regiment was at Camp per per . and our Charleston, the rate of 44 cent annum. porations, Trusts, Individuals, and will Kauai. . . i goods are up to date. Mr. Pat ton was thrown Rules and regulations of saving de- promptly and carefully attend to all from his horse, sustaining a sprained partment furnished upon application. business connected with banking en- GRELCK'S BOND ankle and the fracture of three ribs. trusted to it. Sell and Purchase For- iniNinua RATE IS $2. In an interview just published by the ESS3'5XSS3SSSXSSSZE23SSXBa eign Exchange, Issue Letters of Credit. Gurnty Refrigerators Cha mpaign Democrat, of Urbana, he Bssa cssb RAISED AGAIN says: ESS Rn SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Office, Campbell Blk B3 Honolulu In the other window you will "It was almost eleven years ago that Ordinary and Term Deposits received DOWN STAIE3. I was stricken with partial paralysis, m a and Interest allowed in accordance see a display of Gurney Refrig- n Ml with He Sailing the result of my fail at Camp Charles- til rules and conditions printed in Fort Street. erators, the greatest ice saver Tried to Escape on a u S ton. I lost my appetite, my kidneys 8 FURNISHED HOUSE H passbooks, copies of which may b made. A Refrigerator : had on application. TELEPHONE MAIN 131. (not an were affected and I was confined to ray a ice box) J10 very rea- Vessel and Is Hauled Judd Building. Fort Street. for seems bed under The dis-- t $3 medical treatment. FOR 1 1 Messenger will call for your mes- sonable, does it not. Into Court. ease affected my right hand so that I g REM a if desired a Claus Spreclcels. Wm. Q. sage j euui.a not im it. j urierert an aimo . pj u Inrta. One dollar and a half a month J joss memory-an- '! a entire of could not I H I mm In Kuuanu Va'ley a Clans for ice is all it will cost you to t & Co., TR. 4 NCI SCO, HONOLULU, Circuit Court was devoid of sensa- jtalK excei-- with great effort." jg a Spiels Mm civ run this little beauty. "Hut you seem well hearty now," a NEW YORK. tional incidents yesterday, and the case and H For rent for one year only; a HONOLULU. H. T. said the reporter. "How did you re- - S a of John Ii Estate vs. Kalir.a Mele large ten-room- fur- j gain your health?" house, a SAN FRANCISCO AGENTS TELM pursued the even tenor of its way with i ..j wen"and "heartjV- - nished in every particular. H ansv,red the if a NEVADA NATIONAL BANK OM M. S. Grinbanm & Co. but one or two interesting interrup m way. H JiWil Stoves I veteran.. It came about tnis Spacious grounds, stables and a SAN FRANCISCO. tions.. F m r v.--.-- re 1 i n u a n,t rei, nevrpreF a complete. LIMITED. Mr. Magoon, a. a servants' quarters, a We cannot close without men- In the morning, while of ease similar to mine that had been B a DRAW EXCHANGE OS attri)Ti.-- v f.-.- r tYi rtlainTiff. Was exaill- - ! cured by Dr. Williams" Pink Pilis for a a SAN FRANCISCO The Nevada Na- Commlssloa tioning our Jewel Stoves. Tou H a topcfisrs Keichob ing a witness he had occasion j Pale Pe..pk and I purchased sorrr. tional Bank of San Franclaco. ni can purchase one tlO.SO, native a ' for e a ap- - LONDON stot answer before the court jlney are the best medK-m- m the wri(L For further information, The Union Bank of Lon- i which consumes very fuel to her a a don, Ltd. I little r i N- -t only did they help my paralysis a a to u 1 immr.-f- h,n eiven chance ply the NEW YORK American Exchange Na- ;, SOLE AGENTS FOR and bakes perfectly. Remember but they buiit uj my health in every a a to explain the remark. Judge Gear a a tional Bank. : that we carry extra parts for way. Since taking them I have not 13 immediately told the attorney to per- CHICAGO Merchants' National Ban. BLANCHE BATES 5c all our Stoves, and can do all been troubled with catarrh, from which B HAWAIIAN TRUST I PARIS Credit Lyonnals. mit the witness to testify, and when :1 ft a BERLIN DreBdener the work connected with the answer had be been a constant sufferer. a Bank. CIGAR. same. Mr. Magoon explained that he I feel better and brighter now than I CO., HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA was responsive and totally irrele- - H Ltd. Hongkong and Shanghai Banking not have for years." m Corporation. var.t, the court said: It is a well established fact that 'Dr. m GEO. It. CARTER, Treasurer. NEW PHILADELPHIA UNDERWRITERS, in - ZEALAND AND AUStftALIA "Tou haven't any riht to hear Wiiiiams- Pink Pilis for Pale People aaa Bank of New Zealand. We sell Refrigerators and ratiye at all, any more than the court are an unfailinjr ifie not on!;. r K VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER BaaK BRITISH AMERICAN ASSURANCE cf British COMPANY, of Toronto, Ontario. Stoves' on the installment plan, B or the other attorneys. If the witness" partial paralysis, but for locomotor Tel. Main 14. Fort St. North America. ataxia. St. Vitus' dance, neuralgia, and will allow you a fair price tt answer was of some benefit to your is inmsoci o Generoi x Special 'given to consign- nervous headache, rheumatism, anae- P. O. Box 447. BonKino Excnanoe attention for vour old stove or refrigera-- you m.'gnt not wa::i m toi - u limn ments of Coffee and Rice, V tse mia.. aft-r-ff-- cts of the grip, palpita- a Deposits i disadvantage over the court ana Received, Loans made ex tor, regardless of the make, t! This of heart, pale and sallow c mm Approved Security. likely to lead to abus:. tion the Commrrlil &nd attorneys is an-- ail of weakness Travelers' Credits Issued, Biila of Ex- I answer is rsa and you must wait until the either in !uaie or femaie. At ail drug- esza change Bought and Sold. Castli If interpreted, that no unfair advantage gists, or direct from Lt. Williams Medi- COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY Cooke ' O j may I taken." cine Co.. Schenectady. N. Y.. ?0 cents ACCOUNTED FOR. LIKITSD. tj j By the testimony of K'-ka- a. witness per b 'X: six boxes for ?2..0. W, Dimond&Coi B ! for plaintiff on rebuttal, the ir.tcrest- - Hawaii Land Co. C. BREWER & CO, Ltd. t i - jnsr fact was disclosed that the deieno- , g'ven before, he was IFE aud FIRE $!. a he had a? Queen had five husbands during her h 'poor man with a large family to sup- Street, Honolulu. H. L LIMITED. ant had LIMITED. lifetime. She, KaliA MeX is still a port. - a.--k you my woman of about sixty, "I'll iike that accept Insurance Agents; Wholesale ani Retail Dealers in well preserved iZHf.ee in this matter," sai-- Mr. AGENTS FOR and looks as if she might outlive sev- Brooke. CROCKERY, GLASS Hawaiian - - Cnrrrc and eral more husbands if she continues Vo'jrs?" replied the judge, while every, O wa. w iA. UUJ , ' mea Sugar Company, HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. present pace. She has not been one smile'.!. Capital Stock Honomu Suaa her -- y.-. vvauy, company. - Honor; Humphreys auaiiu tugar 'AGXNTS FOB King St., Honolulu. single on-- of Judsre CO Aon divorced from a accepted it these small cases." Capital, paid np Makee Sugar Company, Ookala present helpmate, always in Sntf NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL of her Mr. Caih'iirt said he had no objection, PlanUtion Company. Haleakala all of them having died from some and Judue Gear thereupon accej'te..! Ranch Company. Kapapala Ranca. given LIFE INSURANCE CO Particular attention to cause or other. The husbands listed j Urooks" bond, with the remark that he PJanters Line and Shipping Company, guessed it was worth a hundred dollars. mail and telephone orders. r. the date of their married life San Francisco Packets, Cha?. Brtwu B08T02C. to OFFICERS. Or Kanahel- -. Kahoa and OIUKCTS TO OKPHEVM SALE & Co.'s Line of Boston Packets. were Alala, Eva, ORDER. fiTNA FIRE INSURANCE CO, Mele. The last named is her present W. C. Aehl President and Manager 130ara OI naerwntera. j a motion to vacate me oruer raaae y M. K. Nakulna Vie. President .22 Bmrt f OF HARTFORD. husband. ( Jvubxe Gear in the saie of the Orpheum rltrn UV go jury j. NEW VIEWS! The case will probably to the was !iled iy the defendants yesterday. fiiaaainai Treasurer gtandaH mi- rw.urau. today. The plaintiff's evidence in re- - It is alleged, among other thirigs, that Enoch Johnson Secretary PROUD OF THEM. nearly ah in ana tne jury '.the order submitted by plaintiff had been C. J. Holt Auditor Mr. Melvln Vanlman is now at theibunal ; LIST OF ( OFFICERS. 1 i - . . : .1 . V. : . ... , A disapproved by defendants and that this voiCB-iio- , b. ye .t -- v n;rt lie uupes io gei paoio ( insuut-ir- utiio .ei vi.i nwi. - fa,.t was concealed from the presiding C M. Cooke, Presides, ; George R,. uu me Buujeci jusuce, ; 1 pat,-- &. Btu postponement would have been taKeu ,v Siiliman at tome v BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Robertson, Manager: of the possessors of our wonderful photo of Honolulu, the larg-- 1 llUt for the tact that the term ends ff0r 'ivskv. and that his signature was E. F. Blsko. 2yOST ! j Treasurer est direct photo ever made In the Isl Mondav evenir ana tne mm w oi.taiiie.! a misann-.-ien- s on. Jonah Kumalae, S. M. Kanakanul. and Secretary; CoL W. T. ands, iusi under M. Photograph are proud of not to mention toe smaller, out! finished before time. j is alleged J. Kea, Allen, Auditor; P. c. Jone H. WaUr- - perfect that It further that the order does not less pictures cf the Pali, not conform with the oral decision of House, G. K. Carter, Directv. them. They are pleased with the Waikiki Beach, etc.. place him in the ZLCK'S BOND RAISED. Judire Gear, and also that it imposed The above Company will "buy, lease, front rank cf his profession. It is not Cre'.ck. who was indicted by . (.mpuund upon posing, the retouching and the Albert interest the defendants. tbe-H?- - expect equally good pun- or sell lands In all parts of unreasonable to ; the of - to the Grand Jury for theft law. lt is aiso stated that walian Islands, and also has houses In finishing. These photographs are results from his present trip, which dry kegs of beer, was captured by the order for the sale of the property mmm will Include points be- I the city of Honolulu for rent. worth the price for many reasons. all of Interest Captain Flint on board the bark SI rem? absolute instead of cor.iliT i'jna!, a pro- - LIMITFD. tween Honolulu and the Volcano. yesterday morning just as she was vi.led in original When completed Messrs. King Bros., the decree. You can best see just what you about to sail. The evening previous The affidavit of J. . M. Uiiilou is ai- - who are associatea witn jar. animan. v. i.m bail furnished ha;i been released- lached to the ntotion. statinsr the fact want if you come and us tell will photos equal arVnn'pj" v- in let have a series of toil,,. 'h; M. lirooks. and aile.'iTi-- ilhnv'c hi detail. Scfiscr&fci! Capital anything made anywhere, and which ! by two of Greek's friends, and he had you about different qualities. will do more advertising V'ANTS HIS CHlbtJREX. IIDES Paid toward thej, re-a- id the $5t0 bond only upon i 111! Up Capital . lea 11,080,000 Islandathan any other medium. ! fr;.lb;e urg:ng. Grel k was placed in Oisri.'s a. J'.rown has tiled an applica- n oi. iae Befies are now reaay ana;., r.,i the hih sheriff thereupon tion ti nave the ourt sive him temjto-r.ir-y LIMTTKD Eessrrsa Fimi! , . Tea !fii5f0C5 on sale at applied to Judge Gear, through Depu- - ciiarse of his children, George I. KING ty Attorney Genera! Cat heart, to have I'lrowfj a:ij Franeiseo Hyde I; Brown. OFFICERS. GALLERY BROS. Photo Studio and ! bond "increased to the original Tiie petition ali.-iie- s that Nov.' 1 J&tvS. wm the H. P. Ealdw'n President ?I. Irene li Brow. his divorced wife, was 120 Hotel Street. Art 'amount. i HEAD OFFICE: TCKOHA1IA. ; Boston Building. islUIC.j Th. aSaaVt Of Harry Flint, vpo-- a.opomted fruardian of the ehildrcti and J. E. Castle First Viee President W. M. Alexander. Second Vice INTEREST ALLOWED. TAKE which the application for an increase app.l:;tmeiir l.een married President THE ELEVATOR. was based is as follows: to i,',lowa. That st.e nw pro- J. P. Cooke Treasurer On fail W. O. Smith Secretary Fixed Deposit for 12 months, 4 po ; poses to take a trip to California to be No 'This morn m sr s ir clock wiiiie George R. cent per annum. More Dread at cur..- - se Carter Auditor , r;d weeks, and tlvUtrh he has "Syrene" for : Will Make Your searching the German hark On Fixed Deposit for 6 months, XM Glotbes s- asked to he allotted to take eharg-- of stcwaways. said hark being- heduied j per pi 1 children her absence, he has cent annum. to sail at 9 o'clock for a foreign port. t':e darinK CF:Ht ref ..:. d tiie permission, and will On Deposit S Dental Chair d: overed Albert Grelck hidden away ia desired Sugar Factors Fixed for months, p Look Like New. , leave the children in the care of children. per the forti-euk- almost completely conceal- cent annum. , Brown a.-k- s for an order to be allowed ed under a pile of empty bags. boarded the hark see the children, and that he be ap "I ascertained that he Cominissioa eol-'ectl- pointed temporary guardian her Merchants The bank buys and receives for on $500 this morning at 5 o'cio. k with his tronrC durinu ha.! d t O - Bills of Exchange, issues Drafta containinir clothes. He l.etud I . T - T j Will be given to anyone who detects away on I "-- T" and Letters of Credit, and transact a i he allowed to pet tne vessel, j by New AGENTS FOR inferior material used the .i.nd offered me money il I would allow A formal motion for a new trial has eneral banking business. j In all our gold York Dental Parlors. ; !"vti riled ;j, case Kapioiani Hawaiian Commercial Sugar Co., 22-- i hira tt do so. the of Estate 4 j crowns and bridgework we use w vs. peck Co. Haiku Sugar Company. ! ir s: that he as ciiarned with ' gold. In all our other work the ma- - 'Know Branch of Yokohama Specie Bank. IT TOU TAKE THEM TO THE ar.d beiievii;e ii. intended l Maria Rosiao has asked that she be ap- - Pala Plantation Company, GUAR- - j lar'crv that New terial is OF THE BEST, AND tirls Territory and not point gu la: of her niin.: iiloren. Nahikn Sugar Company, Republic Building, Honolulu. 1. T. ANTEED. All work done by GRAD- - i to from Eagla Cleaning and Dyeing Woris. upon said e.'nargre, I t'n.k him ; j Kihei Plantation Company, UATED DENTISTS of from 12 to 6 stan j trial Hawaiian Sugar Company. department tnto custody. I Fort Su. opposie Star Block. years' experience, and each - Eahului Railroad Company, and JUHEI ISHIZUKA i wa pUced ..n th- stand in charge of a specialist. Give us a Captain Flint A. & B. Line, AGENCT OF call, and you will find us to do exactly wh--- tiie matter was called up b. lore Club Stables, Ltd. Edward May, as we. advertise. We tell you in ad- - Jude Gear in the afternoon, and Emily F. Whitney, J. S. TAYLOR & your ! fa- ts a stated above. Attorney Telephone Main 109. BIN CO., Vance exactly wnat vorK win upon W. B. Flint. KEI BANK. LTD. cost by a FREE EXAMINATION. .:r'...ks then pnt the defendant the j s:anJ .to explain his action. Gr.-ic- tes-- VINEYARD ST. j .J.".f'0 CHA5. BELLJNA Manager. GENERAL SET TEETH b-- ELACKSillTHLNG. titi-- e no of runmnsr '.GOLD CROWNS . . . 5.0 d that had intentiou CASTLE & COOKE CO., Ld. . . a wa had gone a'.ard the Mrene GOLD FILLINGS 1.00 -- I Banking Ex- ' to s ien.t iiff 4 fs.r as I L.l HONOLULU. Transact General and With special attention given to Sk! SILVER FILLINGS . .50 change .m.-ti- . i.e s:.id. "I am irnocent of Business. Work. Dray a and WaironB made to r-- ! der. Lr.is and see i.o reason why I 22 Head cf Fine Driv Commission Merchants HEAD OFFICE, TOKYO, JAPAH should run away. J never offered Ca;e j f:. tain Flint m:.-- to let me tro. but only j ing Horses DRAW EXCHANGE ON FIRST - NATIONAL BANK, QUEEN STREET. he wouldn't bother roy friend. I in- ' SUGAS FACTORS. YOKOHAMA. Opposite Judiciary tended to po to the captain and come I Tf) AT?TL7 VF r,f r Cr WTI.DFK Buildica. i bark with the tne. ir-- AGENTS FOR r.at ere you R la the A. C. questioned Mr. Cath-.-a.rt- . TWO YOUNG LADIES The Ewa Plantation Company. BISHOP &CC. LOVEKIN, ! n Agricultural Co., "The I was set-i- : off w as staying The Waialua Ltd. t.here.- - Fashicnab!e Dressmakers The ICohala Sugar Company. ' The vVaimea Sugar Mill Company. Stock and Bond Our name alone will be a guarantee yo your a nc" i Broker "Didn't have trims Recently of San Francisco, would use Iron Works, t. Louie, Mo. SAVINGS BANK that your work will be of the best. "No, sir: : s in my house. " The Fulton REAL engagements; to go out by the day. OH Compacy. j . k- The Standard ESTATE AND t.-- "How a boa that fri. nd of yours' - i Apply. 627 near Punch- The George F. Blake Steam Pumps. New e-- Fiere: FINANCUL ; York Dental Parlors the Court Centrifugals. fflce at bank building on Merchant AGENT. alor.esi,;.- - brew- - i bow! Weston's "Tie wo' keii nie in the - i tret- - ... i 4 The New England Matnal Life Insur- ZZlm i , Room Elite Building, ery: I had known hint for about two i HOTEL ST. ance Company, of Boston. j 402 months." CHAINS, NECKLACES The Aetna Fire Company, Judd Boildine. LADIES IN ATTENDANCE. you M'O.-.rth;- ' ?" PINS. Insnrance f "Do know Captain Hartford, Conn. i Havings Deposits will be received an! Mr. CHARMS, 4V aked Catiieart. RINGS. The Alliance Assurance Company, of j interest aiiowetf by this Banu at p LURCH ROOMS "No." ; cent per annum. -- London. BBVR Le.,j you ty mm or any man tie a And other Jewelry manufacture lars last r. ,t to help you aboard a v- -e by H. Proprietor. ESTABLISHED IN 18ES. J. SOLTE. i . . copies and F.ef "No. I d av ar.y THE . Printed of the Rules Fort Street. Oppo-it- e Wilder & Co. ulations may be obtained on applica- offer BIART JEWELER BISHOP & CO.j tion. FIRST-CLAS- S LUNCHES SERVED, The leading- I ess i. :ieu-- in the Wed. irm t .oTi-,-- r n".' FORT, NEAR KING ST. T-a- , Wes-- f tab. 40 y rK t. : With Coffee. Soda Water. I to him. you want Alp .ri. Bankers BISHOP CO; 04 Pos-o-so- Ginger or Milk. liar He si j Eawaiian Jewelry a STca!ty. catalorue. TRANSACT A California. Open from " a. m. to 10 p. m. Only skilled workmen employed. GENERAL BANKING Honolulu. September 1853 anrij-Ker- s F.eqtii'te a Specialty. AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.

Y. WO SING & CO. xiw 1 Commercial and Travelers' Letters' C; ! . Ironworks aonolnla Assn , Ld. -- Issued, In all the 'cnoliilu IMPORTERS OF Dairysea's I. II. TOWE-L- of Credit available you had :e::-- r pu Principal Cities of the World. STEA!!5 ENGINES, ' , ha-- :h---- 'Hit up allowed 1S9. Pur Milk Dl!verd to ar.y part of tk them, and m.i Feudal rirectcr and Fmkimer. INTEREST after Ju'y t COOL- I BOTI.EF.S. SUGAR MILLS, Groceries and Fruit j City and WalkikL BK, .K. on f.jted deposits: 7 days' notice, 2 pr Of.'-- or-f-- ER?, BRASS AND LEAD CAPTTNGS I I lay and Ni.Lt. cent fthis form will not nar interest Choice Island uut FINEST BUTTER ON THE ISIANT T;r ,.-- the:: cai:-- d a:. one; machinery of every description lt..(.w San A :".'!,; Bui'.dir.g, unless it remains undisturbed for and 2C3 . - indict-- :; by t e ! Vineyard ? tre t. Fhone Main Clu S:. FRESH CREAM DAILY. jcase.f Cn.tri- J..hnson, th'j 3 per cent made to order. Particular attentlo mon months. wwx J r'-- y lar hat t.ear Emma. 4 i r.'.p s siactsniiuiiHg. wuu r.;r. Fort Street, Go .ds nr!dan, off i month' Sri per cent: 12 mor pale to Office and Dpot: Kirt -- Tn ,ea Pr on ciortest ny part of the tv. TEL. WHITE 241. " '" cent. urcuifu notl. 16 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 26, 1901.

125 Merchant Street, PAUL R. ISENBERG, Pres. 155 Ih u r, iiLKniut, Manager. F Merriek arnaoe any. Ltd. Next Stangenwald Bldg Q fiifilEiiillsaiiBiiiisiilfiCiiis It has more desirable features than any ether side spring gear. It is so constructed that the center or brace springs serve a double purpose, i. e , both a brace and an equalizer, consequently you get less side motion than on any other side spring gear. Put your whole heft on one step of the Columbus arid watch the result, then go through the same operation on any other side spring gear vehicle and you will find the Columbus goes down level, while the others will cant to one side. There has been over 40,000 vehicles with this gear sold, and so far as we know there has never been a spring broken, and its riding qualities are unsurpassed. Take a Good Look at the Two Styles. We Have Others.

DRINK I Chemically pure GOT A COLD? JUST DISTILLED WATER ARRIVED From the GUINESS' STOUT For A Carload of FOUNTAIN WILL CURE IT! KROEGER MINERAL AND SODA WORKS PIANOS. This water Is daily in use your In many Take it twice a day with of the business houses of the city. De- ARRING meals, and your cold will be the notification of the proposed reduction of the dividend of livered in 3 gallon demijohns at 10 LOTS IN KING STEEET gone inside of a week. Oahu plantation company, from $1.00 to fifty cents a share, there has cents per gallon. We charge you nothing for been an unsually weak market during- - the past week, though the quota AERATED TRACT, from $1,400 to $1,250 this prescription, but we charge tions show little change. The falling off of Oallu under the stress of the WATERS a lot, formerly known as G. N. you fox the "BEST STOUT" the changing-condition- which came with the dividend cut brought that stock Of all kinds, 50 cents per dozen; down to $110, according to some Syphons, 75 cents per half dozen case. Wilcox's premises. authorities, though there was a sale only at Green Bugle Brand $120. The most decided action was in Waialua, where the stock which had been at $60 for some time past fell away to $50, that quotation being estab- as supplied to His Majesty King lished through the sale of only five shares. There is more stock in the market TWENTY LOTS IN MANOA Edward VII. waiting for a buyer at that figure but jt is a small block and there is little Sheridan Street doubt but the offering . OFF KINQ VALLEY, formerly Montand's N is due to a squeeze. The banner sale of the week was of a block of 100 shares of Ewa which 'PHONE T1AIN 270 Tract, $2,500 a lot. $2.50 a Doz. is holding up to .the ordinary figure of $25, despite small and large transfers. There was a small sale of 10 Waimanalo, the figure being $152.50 which is an advance of $2.50 a share over the last made sale and the readiness with which the shares were bought shows something ready loose that there is like cash Latest Design in Cases. FOUR HUNDRED LOTS IN for investment in good paying shares. The buying of $3,000 Oahu plantation The New bonds at par, when the bonds have only three years yet to run, seems to in- Grand Tcne. KAIULANI TRACT, from $200 Hoffscblaeger Co,, Ltd, dicate that there will be no difficulty in the future in finding what might be called a free market for payers. is poor Superior Action. to $250 a lot. dividend The outlook for business Pioneer Wine and Liquor for some time to come. nglani . REAL ESTATE BUSINESS. House. There is little being done in real estate, probably ivprn the same reason FIFTY LOTS IN KEKIO that the stock market is quiet. The only matter of moment was the giving of BERGSTROM akery . a trust deed by W. M. Campbell. The trust is formed for the reason that the money TRACT, opposite Makee Island, market is so slow that the payments could not be arranged for the build- MUSIC CO. employs two of the most skillful and ings now under construction and this plan will conserve the interest of the experienced white bakers in the city $50Q a lot. KING. NEAR BETHEL. builder. There are yet some details to be arranged and when these are finished Fort Street Honolulu to superintend their cake and bread there will be advanced all the money a,nd materials for the completion of the 'Phone 321. department. Everything clean, whole- seven houses which the contractor has in course of erection. There is a belief some and sanitary. Only the very best that the result of the offering of these houses to the public will develop Just material and flour used for making what is the ONE HUNDKED LOTS IN limit of the market at this time. These houses will be ready Gluten, Rye, French, Home-mad- e and for occupancy within the month and are said to be of the best that have been Ex ss. AMERICA MARU all other styles of Bread. KAPIOLANI TRACT, at $500 List of Locomotives, Cane Cars and built by this contractor. ; The contract for the proposed 30 Loaves of Bread for 1.00 a Portable Track For Sale by The Swanzy residence on the Manoa road, Ewa lot of the street, will be let within a short time. The lowest bid is above $22,000 Just Received Doughnuts, Snails, Buns, etc., Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar and the building will be one of the handsomest in the city. There will be out at 6 a.m. Etc., Etc, nothing done soon in the matter of the proposed Waity block on King street, A Large Stock 'of Cup Cakes and Lady Fingers Company. owing to the absence of the owner in the States, for a prolonged stay. This out at 7 a.m. block will be, when, completed, of onlytwo stories and will extend from the Jelly Rolls and layers, Fruit market to the new building. There will be an ornamental character imparted Cake, etc., out at 8 a.m. further particulars apply to Two BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVES. to the front, which will Custard, Squash and Pumpkin Jor guage. ,wheel connected, feet 2 make the bidek a credit to the architect. wheel base, 3" wheels, cylinder! Pies out at 9 a.m. 10xH", side pump and injector, Lemon, Mince, Cranberry and weight 12 tons, tenders, 1,200-gall- on REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. streams of lava becomes baked to a Fruit Pies out at 10 a.m. tanks. depth of two or three yards. The mass. comprising Chocolate Eclairs and Cream Fifty SPARE TUBES, spare pistons, j unlike the vases, retains its orientation, Puffs out at 11 a.m. stems, hangers, springs, October IS Jos. Akina and wife to so both magnetic din and magnetic rings and that Fine Kimonos Cookies and Macaroons out 12 a.m. shoes and wedges, injector, oil eups, Ogata Tokuchi et al.. apana 1 of Kul. declination may be found, and a well- - at.. etc etc 6378, Halauniki, Waimea. Kauai. Con- - ' i.finpH miitrnptization 'different from th Artistic Wedding Cakes any Price. One BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE, 24" sideration, $1,350. present earth's field, has been found in Embroidered Jackets S. Tuy-de-Dom- guage, four 22" drivers, 40" wheel base, K. Kane and wife to R. R. Berg, some cubes of such clay near the e. single pony truck in rear, weight 8 portion of grant 1656. Papaauhau, lia- The dip was 56 degrees 30 min White Mlk Handker Oswald 800-gall- J. tons, tender, on tank, na, Maui. Consideration, $1S6. utes, and the declination seven degrees v Lutted, & Company cylinders 7" x 10", 2 headlights, also fit- W. Walters to C. IT. Atherton, lots to the east of the present compass. The chiefs, etc., etc. MANAGER. I ted with saddle tank. and 2, block 7 College Hills tract, alTe or tne eruption Temains to be deter- - One spare SMOKESTACK, spare Honolulu, Oahu. Consideration, $4,000, 1 ItlillCTU. i 111.7 Ul'l'W VI J U' lU.IULCI 1111.1 Davey's New Real Estate hangers, springs, pistons, shoes and October 19 Amoe Laulima to D. P. dentally a test of the contemporary na- Photographs in the wedges, etc. Hoolapa, Tr.. interest in K. P. 784, Kul; ture of two lava flows. " Four hundred CANE CARS. 2054, Aiea.-Ewa- , Oahu. Consideration, SAYEGUSA BARTOLOZZl RED Brokers. Twenty-fiv- e FLAT CARS for hauling $500. railroad iron. Esther Kanae and husband to H. K. Sizing him up: Shopman "What style NO. 1120 NUUANU STREET Campfceil Block, Fort Street Five miles of nd PORTABLE Alapai, portion R. P. 73, Kul. 275B, Ka- - of hat do you wish, sir?" Cholly "Ah! The latest and most picture! I am not particular artistic TRACK, with Bteel Bleepers of the palama, Honolulu, Oahu. Considera- about the style; Telephone White 8271. of present Fowler patent. tion, $300. something to suit my head, don't ye the day, very suitable for Five to ten miles of nd PER- Chin Kon Lin to F. J. Rapozo, por- - know." Shopman "Step this way and Christmas presents. MANENT TRACK, together with fish tion Kul. 1120, Pauoa, Honolulu Oahu. look at our soft felts." Tit-Bit- s. sun Hi) plates. No bolts or spikes for same. Consideration, $950. KOiifl COFFEE STORE Cabinets $6.00 per dozen. Sift guage, Fanny Strauch, Tr., and husband, to This whole outfit Is a Paris Panels $12.00 per dozen. and practically in good working order. H. Sehnaek, interest in apana 4, R. Company, Ltd. The cars have a capacity of t to 4 P. 2317, Kul. 5011. Kalihi, Honolulu, i $500. NOTICE. Bay your coffee at KOXA tons of cane. Oahu. Consideration, the The reason for selling sane Is on ac D. P. Hoolapa, Tr., to Woodlawn COFFEE STORE. Nothing count of Increasing the guage of roads. Fruit Co., Ltd., R. P. 7S4, Kul. 2054, better Great Redaction in Prices. consequently necessitating new rolling Aiea, Kwa. Oahu. Consideration, $300. Intending Passengers by the in town. The money you spend stock. , October 21 Virgina K. Lynch to Kai- - liehu. It. P. 3218, Kul. 5623, Pohakunui, for it will be used for the children Kaluaoo-pu- S. S. Ventura, - Waiehu: R. P. 6329, Kul. 2533, , Prices fo- same can be had of Alex at the PHOTOQRAPHIC CO., Having made large additions to our ander & Baldwin, Ltd., Honolulu, or Wailuku, Maui. Consideration, $5. Leaving the Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Anton Barrao to A. Babtiste, patent Honolulu for San Fran- KON A ORPHANAGE. LIMITED machinery, we are now able to launder 488, Kaapahu. Company, Spreckelsville, Hamakua, Hawaii. Con cisco MOTT-SMIT- Maul. on October 29th, are hereby Orders delivered Free. H BLOCK, SPREADS, SHEETS, PILLOWSLIPS. Goods will be delivered i o. a., Jia- - sideration, $1,600. CLOTHS, TABLE NAPKINS hulul wharf, Maul. Charles S. Desky and wife to Fran notified that the above mentioned Telephone Corner Fort and Hotel Street. TABLE cisco de S. P. Cura. lot 9, block D. Villa Blue 1621" nd TOWELS at the rate of 25 CENTS Franca, Hilo, Hawaii. Consideration, steamer will be given quickest pos- per DOZEN, CASH. $225. sible dispatch, not exceeding six Ah Yuen and husband et als. to L. C Q. YEE HOP & CO. Geo. A: Satisfactory work and prompt deliv- Hawaiian R. Crook, grant 395, Kamaolc, Kula. (G) hours at this port, whether she ery guaranteed. Maui. Consideration. $500. Aiona to L. arrives in the day or night titre. tfeing et al. R. Crook, 33U. Martin No fear of clothing lost from Brick. acres land, Paeahq, Honuaula. Maui. Tickets for the above sailing must KAHIKINUI MEAT MARKET strikes. Consideration, $600. Thos. C. W. Poole to Anna V. Chil- - bs purchased on Monday, October And Grocery. We invite Inspection of our laundry lingworth. portion 1794. of R. P. Kul. 28th, at the office of' the under- and methods at any time during busi- TE HONOLULU CLAY CO. is 1048, Auwaiolenui. Honolulu, Oahu. ness hours. Consideration, $2,000. signed. FRUITS AED VEGETABLES Tailor prepared to deliver first-cla- ss Puna Sugar Co., Ltd., to R. Rycroft. piece of land, Puna, Hawaii. Consider This Company will not guaran- Ring Up Main 73 ation, $1. BUILDING BRICK tee to arrange transport ttion, nor and our wagons your receive Beretania Street, ror. Alakea Boston will call for A meteorological station of unique 'in baggage after the arrival of work. in quantities to suit at a price terest is the Kiffel tower of Paris, on the steamer. Phone Blue 2oll. Building, much under that of the imported account of the height of the topmost platform above the surrounding country. Wm. G. Irwix & Co., Ltd. article. The great wind velocity is most strik- Rock the Gen'l Agents Oceanic S. S. ALSO AT THE for Ballast ing feature of the records. The normal Aft VI ATT Or velocity eighteen OrdersN by exceeds miles an hour, October 1001. Cf received which is more than three times as jjreat 25, FISIIMARKET. II. BIMUHMGJ m. White and Black as at a height of seventy feet, and rain MEAT STATES If) AND 2() IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT. paiiK-- are practically useless on the top Lewers & Cooke platform on account of the force of the THE STRIKE OVER WHOLESALE GROCERS EXCAVATING CONTRACTED FOR wind. IS JIIDD & COMPANY. AND DEALKKS IX CORAL AND SOIL FOR SALE. LIMITED ' Dump LEATHER & Carts furnished by the d&j os Diphtheria germs survive at least fif- and very ?oon the LIMITKD. SHOE FINDINGS to hour's notic. SALES AGENTS. teen yt-ar- This has been prowd lv tv.-- cases of diphtheria in children who REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS, Agents Honolulu Sonp Works Com- could have contracted the Hazelwoocl Market Co , pany. H. E. HITCHCOCK. Fort Street way disease in no Honolulu, and Tannery. through playing with tovs Yosemite Building, HOT Stangenwul.l Ruilding. Offlce: 137 Merchant El iii.H nau ner-- stored teen years in an Telephone Main ??J t iiu trunk. - si? - Fort Strett, near Kukui, will re- H f- ,S'S-'i?S'-.fy- . vb iv.- p. s PACIFIC IRARSFER CO. far TEH DOLLf.flS. ct-iv- s:i;ii thf- - a supply of Razors Honed snd Set K'jrop, 'in aui..-..r"- .'.1,;).jt,.;.s :i,r Sl, "i"-'.-np- - : ma u, or:.- - JAS. H. LOVE, Manager. 78SPllir''!&I.. -- ST'..-t- i't It. of the mo. cnii- ; V -- ..;; T.-.f- ..n t ''---. AT ni r.t n. i ill1 TIIE ir.Siiiemial famillfs of : "j l- - .tir. :r time." tint; GRoc;:nn:s. 55 Cl Pi J r.v ni?.):t We ra - Tuf .4 1VT in f. responded th.- American mil- - if8 O Ki-."VW- : TSmTZZZsna tiirtl. No Hawaiian Hotel ;!i t.rl..l!.ml.nii-- n. i Barb?r Shop interest. "Who is his f.ali- - J U:p work. !,.-- ! w Wa shinsrton Star. Bool'rilo. 1" pivicr:E?f ill formii-.-- nir!..l.! - OfUce, 147 'A.7'.r7-'.- 5r. tatnr a M ll.viru ( .V-'- King Street. CI.TiC Tf ii$5 13. fcf f iSAHCiSIO. ii a i siiutsirtei. tH V! i'm nt tai lo WING LUNG CO. CHEONG LES & CO., is baked is perma-r.enil- y maen tized in the direction of JOSEPH HAIiTMANN ( 0. Importers and Exporters the H.id. FoiKheraite r has Ihhti thus Fort ?t.. just above the Orpheuvn. AMATEURS And dealers in Jewelry, Fancy Goods. onaliW to determine the magnetic FRESH FRUITS ON HAND dip of years ago. new Ipave ynur onl.-r- ? AT ALL Furniture, Curios, Cutlery, Blackwood, :W from Tusean vass. styles: xew gouds: wnOLKALK fi.r TIMES. and more rfcently B. Brunhes and P. popular prices: Electro Plated and Glass Wares, Etc. David have Kodak Developing jumI Priutfisir Kine Street, corner Alakea. S investigated geological de- Give me a Wine and Liquor Dealers Queen's Road, Central, i.,y trial order you will be Hongkong. posits thf name method. Sr Clav under satisfied. Waverley Block fit Wall, Nichols C Work !orH BETHEL ST j neatly and cheaply by nice & Perkins