ffrrial - . Vv-,-- PAGES 1 TO 8. PAGES 1 TO 8 ESTABLISHED JULY 1 1869. PSIvT10 5925. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1901. SIXTEEN PAGES. PRICE FIVE CENTS. " .g!ggHg"""""WHgggg!!g?ggg"""!g- 1 nllT t ... m - ...... T 1 AMA II lilt iLtiHUl BOARD OF HEALTH s un ynwcv COURTSHIP iu muiiLi OLD ORGAN Commission fax Thirty--Seven Years May Not Draw Of Splendid Any Salary. Service.

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the Tax HE OLD church organ at Kawaia-ha- o, WILL which was created by thirty-seve- n years resolution of the after of 1 service in the big stone church, and which has organized feature, has been taken away to give place to is ready for business, be able to cd a new one more modern and more pre- president to the Mainland for letd its tentious, but It has not been cast aside fflformation is a question which may as a thing worn out and useless. Its settled today, If the decision Is ad-w- se k tones are yet too sweet and the memo- one of the prettiest junkets yet ries of its melodies too to the Ha- will have gone wrong. dar 0uuKd waiian people of the congregation to There was passed at the regular ses-jo- n permit it to be disposed of as rubbish so a concurrent resolution which prov- it is being repainted in white and gold ided that the presiding officers of the and is to begin a new career in the Houses should appoint the members of Rice chapel at Molliili, where it will the commission, and in pursuance of probably lead the harmony of song power five, consisting of to the three service for many years to come. Representatives two Senators, and During its service at Kawaiahao, the ure named. It was made a concur- - ' old organ has pealed forth its tones rtnt resolution so that the Governor year after year, slowly and mournfully app- mi not sign It. Then when the in the funeral dirge and joyously in ropriations bill came up a little item wedding march, often furnishing L the jf $5,000 for the expenses body of the ' the music for both occasions, and for tag put in, and it was one of those baptismal hymn as well. tones Tbich the Governor approved. But the Its Sere does not seem to have been any Do not let others kiss you indiscriminately, and never without first carefully wip have often added solemnity to occa- Mention paid to the little formality of r rose-wat- er sions of special worship, and Queen ing your lips with carbolized drying ftiEg whether or not the money could and thoroughly them. Board of Health Liliuokalanl, before her ascendancy to ie got out of the treasury war-n- nt on the the throne, played upon its keys for of a member of a body, appointed Circular. without warrant at law. many services. When the Commission Anally met and from the thoughtfulness of the Legis- racks. Major Davis, who is the new In Itself, the old organ is a wonderful organized on Wednesday there was lature in preparing for the study of MAJ. ROBINSON MAY RECEIVE commandant at Camp McKinley, Is an instrument, and recent repairs and ren- sothing said of the true meaning of the taxation conditions. If it should ap- earnest advocate of the plan of having ovations have made it almost as good (lection of John pear .really ought to be a them as close to the guns they must Emmeluth as chairman, that there as when it was new. It was brought ai his proposed trip to study made of the systems of the older serve as they can be stationed. While the States. temporary con around the Horn in 1863, its purchase There was some congratulation upon States, theGrOvernor under the powers ORDERS TO GO TO MANILA there has been some . present of the having been a matter of careful delib- 'it chair-na- 1896 1898 ap- struction at the site timeliness of the visit of the a of the laws of and could post, it is not thought that there will eration for a long time previous. The to the older communities, where point such a commission, and using the be a move from the leased grounds, money with which it was purchased could study the systems of taxation, money, which hardly will be used to which might be followed toy another up by subscription, wt in the Major W. W. Robinson Jr., has years of tropic was taken ad words of one of the members send an Independent leader to the East who service to be exacted move before the government's property some of the subscribers contributed "there was nothing said of expenses." for information, have prepared for re- been depot quartermaster here for the f ,om any officer. By a change now the is made the site of the permanent , upon the condition that the money laterday, when inquiries were made port to the next Legislature, which was , j . , service of Major Robinson here will be quarters. ' counted as tropical, while if he is al- - At Camp McKinley the new com might be used, if it was thought ad- uti the processes of getting money out to be the course of the present Com- the Philippines some time during the to purchase an ordinary ( the lowed to stop here for a longer time mandant is having made some im- visable later, treasury, it was developed that mission, a measure which, while being was ti fall. He expects that the order will and then comes the change to Manila, provements which will enable him to organ, it being argued that there plan of the Home Rulers was to barren perhaps of single tax, will offer there is a chance he will have to camp. who know a- -t be made as soon as General Ludington, that make his home right in the no one in the Islands would today perhaps and pass a reso-to- n a means of raising revenues which will spend the full two years in Phil- - purpose the quartermaster general of the army, the For this the old headquarters' how to play a pipe organ if the church making the visit of the leader in carry the Territory through at. all ippines. jg not degired by any of building is having an addition put to had one. This difficulty did arise when the Lower House an official one, and times. reaches Manila, which would mean that the officers now going out, and they it, and this will serve as the home of organ was set up, a sailor on "us provide take as soon as they can the but a nice little junket, dur-1- 8 in the ordinary course of business It their service the family 6f Major Davis. There will a whaling vessel nappeneu in m hub which he "? and u ove,r- - be nothing done there which can be could rest from his labors would reach the officer here about Sep-- 1 JFet port opportune time, and when 't the past A Bnub to Greece. Major Robinson had expected that avoided, as all the officers are of opin- at the two months. tember 1st. There would be another was learned that he could play the But there flurin& his time here ne couid have ion that it will be but a short time seems to be a hitch. A conc- CONSTANTINOPLE, July 25. The elapse relieving offl- - got organ he was persuaded to stay and urrent month before the to work on the settling of the urti! there is some pan which may resolution has no standing as Turkish Government has arbitrarily re- cer here, would Question of the permanent site for the lead to the government owning and teach a number, of young people of the being effective reaches and this make post, only as binding fused to permit the Greek squadron to it about the first of October when the but there are too many consider occupying its own quarters. During congregation. Queen Llliuokalani was m the Houses which pass it. With ations which will enter into such a the recent inspection of the tract at among his pupils and became one of the to view and Mount change of there can be no warrant upon visit Smyrna, Salonica orders for his station would matter to expect that anything will be Kahauiki there was some discussion of organists, in the Islands, playing Hch very sqon. best money may be drawn from the Athos. Greece sent the usual notifica- become effective in taking him away done The first step expect- the advisability of condemning the the every Sunday for a asury, ed by the line officers here, as lookinp are in upon instrument as there is no officer legally tion of projected cruise, but the from Honolulu. leases which existence the number of years. Pfcvlded the toward the permanent post, will be lands, but the fact that all the officers who may sign a demand. Act-J- S propo- The change for Major Robinson was The organist who was considered the Governor Porte declined to entertain the the selection of a board of engineers who have been here are of opinion that Cooper said that he had decided upon during visit here of to place best in the Islands was a native wom no on political grounds. Diplomats the the batteries, which will have it would be wisest to await the loca- law which authorized a sition his chief, and will be of benefit in to be purpose may an, Lizzie Kapohi, and she served the mission. Gov- - erected for the of the tion of the proposed fortifications, regard the action of the Turkish many ways. Under the plans of the defense of the port. Until this is done have the effect of causing further de church for a long time. Usurer Wright has conferred with 'ernment in this particular as illegal. department there is not more than two there will be nothing done for the bar- - lay Before the arrival of the organ in members of the Commission and 4AAiJb4AAAAAAAAAAA aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaj 1863 a melodeon had been used in tne mm them how to proceed, without old church, and nothing in the nature " 0Plnn as to the legality of of a larger instrument was known ' and the same of new for Questions as to U. S. CRUISER PHILADELPHIA WHICH ARRIVED OFF PORT here. The advent the instru have been asked of the Auditor, ment, therefore, was a matter of wiae ,1 vm be n bim-- i absolute regular-L- Interest. It was ordered from i 11 makinS organ J v ,k UD of the papers NIGHT FROM IN mons, the ramous uunuei upon LAST PAGO PAGO, AMERICAN SAMOA p!v t fttack the visible Cambridge, Massachusetts, early in the 18 made' The Treasurer spring, and towards the latter part of anVtea tha the Commission shouid the year it arrived. An interesting co- - D rvmhf the ActinS Governor, but the Incidence is that at the time the old no reason why tney organ was built Mr. Bergstrom, from WdlviV66 organ K'u .i respects to the Exec- - whom the new for Kawaiahao uthey held omce under oth-"- 3 was purchased, and who came here than the appointive rec-,,- from San Francisco to personally su 1 one 1 by the Organic Ant perintend its setting up, was employed i.e?!anallon o the in the Simmons factory, and probaniy a Commission organ. "'Ig yesterday b: helped to build the old 'mbe-nrt- u aTe,ven of people were at tne wnarr (indent J Legislature an Inde Hundreds wno favored the concurrent to meet the organ when it arrived, and UHOfi! "Tl , . to- ave commls- - as the workmen put the Instrument BJtoin' , . t11 were surrounded by throngs h a t0 th taxation problems gether they 5, The process of setting "fl was Provided in 1896, of the curious. 4id.v.ttIng- in- - A?ain n 1898 it up was watched with the liveliest Baon such a on day, when wa9 constituted. A. G. M. terest, and Christmas it . big stone church wno s on this i was was dedicated, the It,"1 was packed to overflowing, the cere ""WttdftnYir ' lo- - There was very King Ka-- Wn," y thIs mony being Impressive, commission than mehameha V and all the great digni- So ih.C0J?pllshed by the Preceding e taries of the day being present. anwt RuIers decided that h e a There were very few workmen in the do tK cornmission which any- nght Islands at that time who knew is it tftin&. and to get thing about organs, and the task of a'i"eC,eSSary t0 aPPoint the setting up the Whlch putting together and the if has been dne, curiosity had been fraught with many fc&ata members being Inde- - difficulties. iJinSrl Soon after its dedication the sailor the reslution up above referred to drifted into the Isl- was t0 chair-rVnp- tn ana u be the ands. His name was Hart, and like all a3 hard worked In he was somewhat fond of the ' sailors 3ttfcnmany resoIuUons of want square-face- d bottle. When it was dis- CLff courDa1.d rePr'rts of mlscon-- church e covered that he could play the There . shoula have a jun- - organ he was immediately in great de- no 'fiderr-- o Z one to nave congregation Join- in tn mand, and the entire report of a com ed efforts to keep, him sober long '"oils ,7 ' lne Governor the enough to give lessons to his pupils. 4o would not be Philadelphia came to tomed place In Naval Row. one old 7 char5' such as to HARBOR the' Un.ted States cruiser The "Phillie," of the friends of Honolu- Among the organists who succeeded Mb vpr previous rom- - vUTSIUJi THE lu, comes from Pago. Pago, Samoan Islands, en route for San Francisco, Queen Kapohi Be. .IU Thl -, . yesterday evening shortly after the future and Lizzie UUQy. being up nigu where she is due to arrive not August 17. The Philadelphia, as one present Super- wrhtv made I anchor last where she anchored for the night. later than was A. T. Atkinson, the I?5 ls a'renn careful men, will by 8:30 was off the harbor, of the vessels of the Pacific squadron, is about the first vessel to visit the of Schools, who held the po- . 6ark, and lights In position. both for intendent v. on Placed the channel Pamoan possessions of Uncle Sam since the partition. She carried a large sition until 1881. He had, before this, t sni1 of a single The pilot ;;4mshlp pe;u for the incoming of the cruiser if amount of supplies to Pago Pago and otherwise contributed to the military and - L ! n 'ncomes." inside the harbor and anchor in her accus- defenses of the harbor. She will come into port this morning. (Continued on Page 4.) However, llsdIrSo steam some result pSr THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, AUGUST 2, 1901

WATCH OUR WINDOWS iil if iLiim .dm AND NOTE THE PRICEJ ! OF COUR T ..CORSETS.. :o:- This week we are displaying Calendar Shows MANY KINDS AT MOST HAMMOCKS, from $1.50 and upwards Congested BlOY1 LES, from $16.50 and upwards. EXTRAORDINARY PRICES BASE BALL GOOFS. State. GUNS AND rARTtJlDGES. WHAT OF $1 25 CORSETS FOR ICE CREAM FREEZERS, $3 25 and upwards. APPEALS FROM A J.NCUBATORS. PET ALUM HABEAS CORPUS WHAT OF $:UX CORSETS FOR DOOR MATS, and Many Other Goods WHAT OF $3.00 CORSETS FOR Our Prices the Lowest. Case Against Ed. Gill the Second 50c. on the Docket in Circuit ' If It Could be True, Does Court. Doesn't Sound as it? Yet it IS TRUE as we In vite you to discover this morning. E. O, HALL & SON, Yesterday was an unusually quiet There are several hundred of them in buying sometimes, and we well, we LiniTED. day in the courts, both Federal and these Corsets In eighteen different must "pay the piper." Circuit. The Circuit Court will begin styles; and none of them were ever be- Come in and see them. It will be the August term next Monday and all fore sold for less than a dollar and a strange enough if you don't find some L probate matters are being cleared quarter. among them that will fit you as com- Reason why they're so cheap? fortably as proverbial away by Judge Gear in order to pre- the old shoe, and Fact is we have too many. Free to con- fit you without sacrificing stylishness, sent as clean a docket as its congested fess that. Everybody makes mistakes either. The Kash Co., Ltd. condition will permit. The docket of the August term issued yesterday shows a total of 296 cases. Of these there are forty-thre- e crimi- WHITNEY & MARSH, nal cases and 213 civil cases, of which Ltd. the jury is waived in twenty-fou- r. Fifteen Dollar Suits There are twenty-on- e cases for divorce and separation. course; appeal from District Court of Lee Tit v. Chow Yee et aL, ejectment; Asm Brown v. Andrew Bannister & im. Honolulu; Brooks for defendant. Robertson Wilder and Davidson for pass; Andrews for plaintiff, De Bolt Z And the price does not hint at their value. Other APPEALS TAKEN IN HABEAS COR- Territory of Hawaii v. B. R. Jones, plaintiff, De Bolt for defendant. defendant. PUS CASES. C. F. v. Campbell & as- warm-weath- er alias Rice, and R. C. Henshall, alias R. Jenne Pettus, Maria J. Almeida v. F. J. Testa""? wearables are crying for room; sumpsit; Robertson & Wilder plain Attorney General Dole has filed ap- H. Hodge; assault and battery. for Bumpslt; appeal from Second DIatr.c way of asking you to supply it: this is on ac Territory of Hawaii v. Poloaiea, selling tiff, Kinney, Ballou & McClanahan for Court of Honolulu: De Bolt for piainuV our peals in the cases of the three Japs who defendants; person. liquor without a license; appeal from , defendant in count of the large stock recently purchased in'the were released by Judge Gear on writs District Court of Honolulu; Kane for de- L. B. Nutting v. Henry R. Worthing-ton- Sol. Mahelona v. Luke Kalolo'u, of habeas corpus and immediately re- fendant. assumpsit; Atkinson & Judd for Ing title; Poepoe for plaintiff, McCami eastern markets. v. Henry Paulo, plaintiff. Kinney, Ballou & McClanahan oiewari iur uerenaant. by Sheriff Brown. The three Territory of Hawaii 1 , , arrested for defendant. i IT I v. rr men are Ichigoro, Mantihi Nen-chir- o common nuisance; appeal from District ' rwcaiamia s.anaoKamoku, quletlcr Ihara Kapiolani Estate, Ltd.. v. E. Peck A title; De Bolt for plaintiff, Kinney Yamanae Nenchiro. The ap- Court of Honolulu; Kane for defendant. Ba and Territory of Hawaii v. Wm. McCarthy, Co., Ltd., ejectment; Kinney, Ballou & lou & McClanahan for defendant on grounds, the At - peal is taken technical assault and battery: appeal from District McClanahan for plaintiff, Castle Wea- M. G. Silva v. J. A. Maeoon sdm,.. Attorney filing also a trans- ver ; General Court of Honolulu: Kaulukou for defen- for defendant. trator, assumpsit Holmfcs & Stanley for Suits Suit cript of the proceedings in the cases. Kapiolani Estate, Ltd., v. W. R. Castle plaintiff, Thompson for defendant, that dant. - This appeal indicates the calling of a v. Mrs. Mon War, et al., ejectment; Kinney, Ballou & Mc- E. S. Cunha v. Hawaii Land Co.. Territory of Hawaii - We have just received a fine line of White Flan special of the Supreme Court, for plaintiff, Castle & Wea- 'assumpsit; Holmes & Stanley for pUfc session assault and battery; appeal from District I as it is on that account that the new Court of Honolulu. for defendants. ti, Achl & Johnson for defendant nel and Serges, Tennis and Outing Suits. Look in appeals are filed. Territory of Hawaii v. Manuel Souza, napioiam estate, L.ia., v. jjornn a. ma. tionscniaeger & Co., v. G. C. Akiu liquor a appeal Thurston, ejectment; Kinney, Ballou & et al., assumpsit: Andrews for pl&todl The three men above named and W. selling without license; - at either of our stores, they will make your mouth McClenahan for plaintiff. Castle & Wea- Robertson & Wilder and Hankey for o D. Hamilton were before the Police from District Court of Honolulu; Correa for defendant. ver tor aeienaant. jienaants. water. Court yesterday afternoon and their Tomi Sayami v. Bijui Komatso, breach i Hawaiian Electric Co. Ltd. v. C Tuesday. Territory of Hawaii v. Emalia Leahl. cases were continued until selling liquor without a license; appeal of promise of marriage: Neumann for Desky, assumpsit; w. u. smitn anj NEW DIVORCE CASE. from Court of Honolulu; Creigh- plaintiff, Robertson & Wilder for defen- Lewis for plaintiff, Hatch & Silliman for District dant. defendant. Mary Young filed for di- ton and Kaneakua for defendant. i-t- has suit C. Brown, administrator, v. The Equit- E. M. Nakuina v. Fanny Strauch ant d vorce against William Young, a lino- Territory of Hawaii v. Ah Fong, as- The Kash Co., sault and battery; appeal from District able Life Assurance Society of New Paoaokalani, ejectment; Andrews in: type operator, charging him with Court of Honolulu. York, et al.. assumpsit; Whiting for plaintiff, Long for defendants. 23-2-7 threatening her life and with using vio- plaintiff, v. W. Hoogs, adm- Waverley Block, Hotel Street, and corner Territory of Hawaii v.' Yokiyama Mat-sutad- o, Neumann for defendants. Folua Malina H. v. Com- plali-tif- lent and abusive language. keeping a disorderly house; ap- Rosamond Naylor Orpheum inistrator, assumpsit; Andrews for pany, & Mi Hotel and Fort Streets. COURT NOTES. peal from District Court of Honolulu; assumpsit; Davis for plaintiff, Kin- Kinney, Ballou McClanahan. Brooks for defendant. ney, Ballou & McClanahan for defendant. goon and Thompson for defendant. Application for the appointment of v. Bea-- t Territory of Hawaii v. Kawamoto, sell- Look Chong Alliance Assurance Co., Lovejoy & Company v. Waikikl Mrs. Mary J. Clench, as administratrix & Stanley plain- Company, frois ing adulterated food; appeal from Dis- assumpsit; Holmes for Ltd., assumpsit; appeal of C. Clench, de- tiff, &. Roberuos for the estate Wm. trict Court of Honolulu; Kane for de- Thurston, Robertson Wilder for District Court of Honolulu, The Famous Gunn Desks ceased, was made yesterday. fendant. defendant. & Wilder for plaintiff-appellan- t, Motion was made yesterday to rein- Look Chong v. Alliance Assurance Co., for defendant. Territory of Hawalrvv. Ah Soon, ob .... I . 11,1 . . o T . . - . m 1 J AND SECT'ONAL BOOKCASES. x ynxi-jusu- ct Elisabeth K. Booth v. Kahuku Plants state upon the calendar the case of , nuiuits oiaiucy iur structing and perverting appe.u t- tt-h- .i mi.. i . c Ba- Tong Ob vs. p. Mahaula, of tion Company, ejectment; Kinney, administrator. from District Court Honolulu llou & We have Joseph O. Carter, guardian of Eleazar Territory of Hawaii v. Oliwa Kane, fast defendant. McClanahan for plaintiff, Castle Lazarus, was of heedless driving: appeal from District Look Chong v. Scottish U. & N. Insur : Weaver for defendant. the Best and Madeline minors, ance Co., assumpsit; Holmes & Stanley" F. D. Carvalho v. Wm. Savidge an.1 by Court of Honolulu; De Bolt for defend- discharged the court and the estate. for plaintiff, Thurston, Robertson & Wil- - Joseph Fnas, assumpsit; appeal iruia Assorted showing a balance of $327.47, is closed. ant. Territory of Hawaii v. Frank Fisher, der for defendant. LMKinci uourt oi nonoiuiu; correa i"r Stock on George A. Davis, master in the matter v. plaintiff-appellan- t. & Stanley for and battery: appeal from Dis- Mace Bonville Orphqum Company, Holmes of of A. Hopper, filed assault assumpsit; plaintiff, Kinney, defendants. the Islands the estate James trict Court of Honolulu; Strauss for de- Davis for his report yesterday, showing a bal Ballou & McClanahan for defendant. E. O. Hall & Son v. Palawai VaDei t and are the fendant. Association, ance for the period from December 1 to v. H. R. Worthington v. L. B. Nutting, Upland Development Territory of Hawaii Ho Kit, assault Kinnty. Only agents August 1 of $27,868.39. and battery: appeal from District Court assumpsit; Kinney, Ballou & McCIarta- - De Bolt for plaintiff, i han for plaintiff. .Atkinson & Judd for Ballou & McClanahan, Davis & Gear for of the In the estate of Kekipi (w), deceased. of Honolulu; Atkinson & Judd for de- who died inttstate. the petition of the fendant. defendant. defendants. Famous Territory of Hawaii v. Correa, Sang Chong v. New Zealand Insuranc-- J Gehring & Butzkc v. W. W. Ahana. claimants, Hulu and Manu, was denied Antone Co., Magoon Thompson ! Manuel Rogen and August De Rego, lar- assumpsit: Brooks for plaintiff, and Gunn Desk and judgment was given for Francisco & Stanley for defe- ceny, degree; appeal Dis- Thurston, Robertson & Wilder for defen- plaintiff, rtglmes de Costa, husband of said deceased. An second from ndant. Company trict Court of Honolulu; Kaulukou for dant. attorney's fee of $75 was allowed J. M. Yee Hop v. New Zealand Insurance) Young Tong v. Laura K. Halualani. in this defendants. plaintiff, MeCaits Monsarrat. Territory of Hawaii v. Ng Pak, assault Co.. assumpsit: Holmes & Stanlev for Davidson for Territory. plaintiff; Thurston, Robertson & Wilder Stewart for defendant. IN FEDERAL COURT. and battery: appeal from District Court ! prose- for defendant. Tom Wal v. Yin Hing Company, Our Stock In the Federal Court yesterday the of Honolulu: Brooks assisting the ages; Court of cution. Honolulu Investment Co., Ltd., v. M. appeal from District Comprises libel case of E. Mclnerny vs. the bark Koii Unauna et al., quieting title; Davis Honolulu, Andrews for plaintiff, Berry, Territory of Hawaii v. Antone Richard, defendant- - C. D. Bryant was continued to Mon selling food; appeal for olaintiff. W. O. Smith. Lewis for the Best " Jr., adulterated from v. pellent. day. District Court of Honolulu; Andrews, Gow Chong et al. Royal Insurance Desks made Two cases deportation Co., assumpsit; Magoon and Thompson William Paikuli v. T. R. Lucas, Chinese for Peters & Andrade for defendant. o. will for plaintiff, Thurston, Robertson A Wil- sumpsit; appeal from District Court to very be heard this morning. Territory of Hawaii v. Ah Ung, Ah plai- the ; & Wilder for The jury for the present term of Choy and Ah Tim, gambling; appeal der for defendant. Honolulu Robertson ntiff, Davis defendant-appellan- t. Cheapest court is called for Friday from Court of Honolulu; Brooks Lin Wo Chan v. New Zealand Insur- for and the trials District ance Co., assumpsit; Magoon and Hollister Drug Company, Ltd., v. Jolt and we of the seamen under arrest for various for defendants. F. Colburn, assumpsit; appeal from Di- Territory of Hawaii v. Mark Kong Thompson for plaintiff, Thurston. Rob- Guarantee offenses will be begun at that time. and & strict Court of Honolulu; Andrews Chun On, gambling: appeal from Dis- ertson Wilder for defendant. Leong Yick Co. v. New Insur- plaintiff, Kinney. Ballou & McClanahan. them all as trict Court of Honolulu; Robertson & Zealand THE CALENDER. ance Co., assumpsit; Magoon and Thomp- Bigelow for defendant-appellan- t. Wilder for defendants. Gehring & Butzke v. T. Horlta, Territory of Hawaii v. A. Doak, selling son for plaintiff, Thurston, Robertson & THE BEST IN THE WORLD! Below given causes Wilder for defendant. aumpsft: Mairoon and Thompson are the; in the adulterated food; appeal from District j I plaintiff. August & Ahi et al. v. New Zealand Insurance Also calender. Court of Honolulu; Magoon Thompson William M. Peterson v. F. Pachet- Letter Files, a new style that we ofi'er at a Low Figure for defendant. Co., assumpsit; Magoon and Thompson CRIMINAL CAUSES JURY. for plaintiff, Robertson & Wil- malicious prosecution: McCants sif"1 Territory of Hawaii, v. F. J. Mallet t, Thurston. & wfr Give us a call and let us show der for defendant. for plaintiff, Thurston, Robertson you our goods. Territory of vs. Wong common nuisance; appeal from ' Hawaii Man, District Oki & v. & Atr fnr rlnfonHant larceny, degree. Court of Honolulu; Smith & Lewis for Oka Company Wilson i- second Whitehouse et al., assumpsit; Davis for Hong Kee & Co., v. New Zealand Freight Paid on Bockcases Territory of Hawaii vs. Edwin S. Gill, defendant. nsurance Company, assumpsit; Brooks I to any Landing on the Islands. plaintiff, Correa for defendants. w assault with dangerous weapon: Han- - CIVIL CAUSES. plaintiff. Thurston, Robertson & key for M. Suzuki v. Hiram Purdy, assumpsit; defendant. S. v. al. : quiet- for defendant. vs. Ahml Annie Waller et Davis for plaintiff, De Bolt for defen- Territory of Hawaii Kamalu, rape; Creighton, & Gehring & Butzke v. Lee Chu, Allen for defendant. ing title; Kaneakua, Achl dant. Johnson and Kaulukou for plaintiff; Kin- J. L. Howland v. Byron O. as- sit; Kinney, Ballou & McClanahan Territory of vs. H. Clark, for aete Hawaii Ancion, lar ney, & McClanahan, & sumpsit; O. plaintiffs, Holmes & Stanley ceny, second degree: Strauss Ballou Robertson Davis for plaintiff, W. Smith The Coyne Furniture Ltd for Wilder, Magoon, Thompson and C. for defendant. dant. i, Company, Apana v. D. Kui, assumpsit; Territory of Hawaii vs. Brown for defendants. Liliuokalani Dominis v. C. B. Wilson, Sweetie Smith. J. P. Mendonca v. George Markham, ejectment: Robertson & Wilder for plain- for plaintiff. De Bolt for defendant assault with dangerous weapon; Allen ejectment; De Bolt for plaintiff. Bitting tiff, for David Dayton, guardian, v. Helen Progress for Lewis defendant. Neumann i Block. Honolulu, H. T. defendant. for defendant. Eugene Avery v. The Hawaiian Gaaette Roland et al., ejectment; Territory of Hawaii v. Enoka, larceny. plaintiff, Kinney, Ballou & McClana" second degree. Mahoahoa v. Tai Bun, ejectment; Dick Co., damages; Davis for plaintiff, An- ey for plaintiff; Creighton and Kaneakua drews for defendant. for defendants. w. Territory of Hawaii v. B. Gusman for defendant. J. O. Carter et al. v Chong Chock et for murder, second degree; Kaulukou and and inomp', . , C. K. C. Rooke v. J. O. Young, as al., replevin; Holmes & Stanley for snmnsil: Maeoon dele K Kaneakua for defendant. plaintiffs, Holmes & Stanley for C sumpsit; Magoon and Thompson for plaintiff. Territory of Hawaii v. Keyo Hara, - K lar plaintiff, Thurston and Carter for Agnes Mclntyre v. E M. Nakuina, dant. Co- ceny, second degree. Charles K. Towt v. Kona Sugar sumpsit; appeal from District. . - - KotfAlfl- - t Territory of Hawaii v. Ah Wai, larceny, v. pany, damages, jw- jf. There is Hardly a Spot Sister Albertina, trustee Kapiolani Court of Honolulu; Magoon and Thomp- ltd., Hankey w ' t second degree. Estate, Ltd., et al., ejectment; Peterson son for plaintiff, Andrews for defendant. Thompson for plaintiff, - t Territory of Hawaii v. Asai (Jap), as- Kinney, & McClana- v. Rob- fendant. sguOiP' t with for plaintiff, Ballou Chee Kit Lee Lung, trespass; sault dangerous weapon; Brooks for & plaintiff, Magoon Wong But Nun v. t defendant. han for defendants. ertson Wilder, for for K In the Civilized Albertina, trustee, v. Kapiolar.l and Thompson for defendant. sit; Magoon and Thompson World Sister for a t Territory of Hawaii v. Ah Un, alias Peteis-o- Andrews, & Andrade Tong Estate, Ltd., et al., ejectment; Eugene Avery v. W. C. King, malicious Peters Ing, alias Ah On, larceny, second ant. v- - degree. for plaintiff. Kinney, Ballou & McClana- prosecution; Davis for plaintiff, Kinney, 4 han for defendant. Ballou & McClanahan for defendant. Choy Look See v. Scottish InM v WHERE Territory of Hawaii v. Wm. Wolfson, C. v. al., Chang v. Cho, eject- tional Insurance Company, VaJ, gross G. Aklna Malia Kuahau et Yau Ching Hong for P cheat; Vivas', Creighton and Bit- ejectment; Kane for plaintiff, Castle, ment; Atkinson & for plaintiff, Magoon and Thompson ting for Judd & Wilder defendant. and Peterson for defendants. Brooks for defendant. Thurston Robertson Territory of Hawaii v. W. Weaver Nilson, lar- John Ii Estate, Ltd., v. R. Kahinu In re extension of Mililanl street to fendant. Insurs ceny, degree; ' Company i second Vivas, Creighton Thompson Lin Wo Chan oatllfflP-'1'- - and Mele, ejectment; Magoon and Halekauwila street, appeal by Trustees Bitting for defendant. plaintiff, & Wilder for de- Bishop Estate; Attorney General for Comnanv of North America Territory for Robertson Thompson for of Hawaii v.. Noah Kalua, Territory, W. O. Smith for appellants. Matroon and for larceny, fendant. & Wilder "Canadian Club' second degree; Vivas, Creighton Becky Leikula K. Kalamakee, a minor, Leong Shee v. New Zealand Insurance Thiirstor Rohertson and Bitting for defendant. by Maria Kalamakee, her guardian ad Co.. assumpsit; Berry for plaintiff; fendant. romp Territory of Hawaii v. Kane, larceny. quieting & defen- w w Ahnna v. Insurance secona litem v. Henry Wharton et al., Thurston, Robertson Wilder for degree; Vivas, Creighton a plaintiff, C. Brown, Cas- dant. of North America, assumr" title; Kane for - a n t i IT Bitting for defendant. ap- ana miinompson tle & Weaver for defendants. In re extension of Mililanl street, v defeno Territory of Hawaii v. Joseph Do Rego v. al., peal by G. Robertson & Wilder for F. J. Testa J. P. Kahahakai et William Irwin; Attorney 1 Whisky Souza, larceny, second degree; Wong Kong Yim v. nloo Vivas, & plaintiff, W. O. Smith Creighton assumpsit; Achi Johnson for General for the Territory, and Bitter for defendant. De Belt, Creighton and Correa for de- for appellant. Society, assumpsit: Mgn rt,cn Territory of Hawaii v. Domingos Fer-reir- a, fendants. I. E. Harrub v. John Emmeluth, tres- son for plaintiff. Thur sexual intercourse with female un- N. Holokahiki, pass; plaintiff, Pet- Wilder for defendant. In re Estate of Annie Atkinson Judd for Krf n Is not enjoyed because of its fragrant aroma and der 14 years; Strauss for defendant. Wing Man Yuen Coi ,,jr;-Unio- order granting probate of will; appeal erson for defendant. So. Territory of Hawaii v. Ah Pak, assault from Circuit Judge, First Circuit; Ka-n- e Emma M. Nakuina v. J. H. Schnack, Fire Insurance delicate and with dangerous weapon; Magoon & contestant, in trespass: Andrews for plaintiff; Robert- sit; Magoon and Thompm for unmistakable flavor. Its remarkable for proponent, E. Kekoa, ft l'r Thompson for defendant. person. son & Wilder for defendant. Thurston, Robertson Territory of .Hawaii v. W. H. Thone. A. W. Maclean v. Nichigishi, trespass; Henry Zerbe v. The Honolulu Tobacco fendant. , - blending qualities comp - make it especially delicious in assault with dangerous weapon; Creigh- - plaintiff, Co., Ltd., assumpsit; Davis fo plaintiff, Wing Man Yuen s,jrn?s- Magoon and Thompson for Company- - Davis for defendant. Robertson & Wilder for defendant. V. &. N. Insurance pia Cocktails, Highballs, or in any Mixed Drink in 3 Territory of Hawaii v. Kaalhue, rape; Leong Duck v. Kalanlhuia et al., eject- ,M. Ida V. C. B. Wood et al., assumpsit; Magoon and 'inomF" of Kaulukou and Kanekua for defendant. ment; De Bolt for plaintiff, Stewart for Brooks for plaintiff, Robertson & Wilder Thurston, Robertson which Whisky is used. Territory of Hawaii v. Misumi, vag- defendants. for defendants. fendant. com?14;-- , rancy; appeal from v. Poi Kan v. Svea Insurant District Court of Lau Chong v. Royal Insurance Co., Helen A. Holt et al. Andrew Cox et and Tiw- -- , Honolulu; Chillingworth for defendant. assumpsit; Holmes & Stanley for plain al., quieting title; W. O. Smith and Mead assumpsit; Magoon J j Territory of Hawaii v. Matsuo, aiding Wea- I tiff. Thurston, Robertson & Wilder for for plaintiffs, De Bolt, Castle and on pa6e VyVyVAMrVVYVa and abetting in unlawful sexual inter defendant. ver for defendants. (Continued quieting title; C. Brown and Robertson & Wilder for plaintiff, Kinney, Ballou & McClanahan for defendant. TERM Luika Kilinahe v. H. R. Macfarlane et aL, ejectment; Dickey, Magoon and Thompson for plaintiff, Kinney, Ballou & McClanahan for defendants. Republic of Hawaii v. Oahu R. & L. toy OF Co., assumpsit; Attorney General for Y COURT plaintiff, & Silliman defendant. SPILE Hatch for DRAPER Sol. Kauai v. John K. Sumner et al., malicious prosecution; Magoon and Thompson for plaintiff, Stewart for de- fendants. I (Continued from Page 2.) berybody T. R. .aossman v. Emily P. Judd et al., quieting title; Castle & Weaver for plain- plaintiff, Thurston Robertson & Wilder for defendant. tiff, Holmes & Stanley and Kinney, Bal- lou & Sing Chap Company v. 7.Anlar,ri Mcdana..an for defendants. New T. R. v. S. al., Insurance Company, assunnjsit- - Mrnr Mossrnan B. Dole et and Thompson trustees, quieting title; Castle & Weaver piece of fumi- - for plaintiff, Thurston for t ponewes some KoDertson & Wilder plaintiff. Homes & Stanley, Kinney, for defendant. Ballou & endeared to them perhaps w. J. England v. M. C. Arhana. as McClanahan for defendants. f ure - John Loeffler v. Palama . or by associa- sumpsit; W. O. Smith and Mead ...im plaintiff. for Grocery Co., assumpsit; Dickey for plain with the past tiff, Kinney. Ballou & McClanahan for Great Reductions f Uons connected . j. uaDrai v. N. .T. T.,,i , . appeal ,i.jo.,. " from District Court of Honolulu; i T w ' ... relegated to Vivas tor plaintiff, ' , t ,V. ,- i Tbey have been Magoon & Thomn- - " -!- defendant-appellan- son for t. , 1 or the attic, much g "n":, w "2.L . cellar ecorge B. Curtis v. S. Ehrlich. assume 3ZLZZT-J?Z-r" "J. Only One will Perhaps, but Week! inst your sit appeal from District Court of Hono-- ! trustees. mii,tm, tm wvor looked out of place amid iuiu; vivas for plaintiff. C. Brown for u 2 rwir, I defendant-appellan- w - t. " , V newer, smarter furniture- 1 J"""T p i Bylvano de Nobrega v. M. G. Sllva. as- - ZZ , ' "S were so comfortable, bo g CUn tan RopTrt. trustee, v. So,. too.- but '. HoSu BoltT P'amtiff -- appellant, l toey ana . ,! f.r Kauai et al.. ejectment; Stewart. Holmes A large line of Figured T had to go. They wouldn t J" '& Stanle' for plaintiff, Kinney, Ballou & Art Denims, Flowers and Honolulu Investment Co.. Ltd. v. Helen xf- -i i V . mu. ! auction if fetch anything at j Roland et al.. quieting title; Davis for Oriental effects. Just Opened about 50 pieces. You SmU defendants eared to sell. J-1- V1VaS K-- v. S. et yoo 11; "J?""1' Mar' ' Tibbots M. Damon can make Ballou & McClanahan for ni ,.. h your selection at m Monaco, cjcl uscui , iuaKt'i;u anu I S3 defendants. rpv, t. , , . .... Try Kwong Mow v. Kiliona, ejectment: wi.n.hon us plaintiff. i Jut our, Brooks for A w T,itl. ,r A1K. wv,,, ,i 12k Cents a Yard. f on Them. Sing Chan Co. v. Insurance Company snmnsit- - x. r.,r,a nioMM of North America, assumpsit; Hatch & Hankev' for defendants SUliman for plaintiff, Thurston Robert- - H. J. Harrison v. A. M. Brown, re- I son & Wilder ! for defendant. plevin; Neumann for plaintiff, Davidson We have unusual facilities Sing Chan Co. v. Alliance I Assurance for defendant. Company, assumpsit; Hatch & Silliman assump- I Naomi Kaaihue v. Kalanihuia, A full line of Figured Silkoline, 36 inches wide, for plaintiff, Thurston, Robertson & Wil appeal Hono- at - sit; from District Court oi der- for defendant. lulu: Rnhprtdnn Jtr WilHer fnp nlnintiff Sing Co. v. han The Svea Insurance Davidson for defendant-appellan- t. ENOVATING o Co., assumpsit; Hatch & Silliman for y. Ah In v. John K. Sumner, assump- - 12y2 plaintiff, Thurston, Robertson & Wilder sit; Cavpless for plaintiff. Stewart for Cents a Yard. for defendant. defendant. ESTORING m Sun Lung v. Insurance Company of J. o. Carter et al., trustees v. Halea- - North America, assumpsit; Magoon and kala et al., ejectment; Attorney General a Thompson for plaintiff, Thurston, Rob- - for plaintiffs Robertson & Wilder, Cor-- .EPAIRING ertson & Wilder for defendant. rea, Creighton and Kaneakua for defend- - Lee Tung and Dorothea L. Emerson v. ants. Insurance Company of North America, Hattie S. Lewis v. James J. Byrne et And assumpsit; Magoon and Thompson for al., assumpsit; Hankey and Andrews for Ribbons! Ribbons! plaintiffs, Thurston, Robertson & Wilder plaintiff, Kinney, Ballou & McClanahan for defendant. for defendants. UPHOLSTERING. Kwong Lee Yuen & Co. v. Alliance As- T. V. King v. Chas. S. Desky, debt; surance Co., assumpsit; Hatch & Silli- Andrews for plaintiff, Stewart and Pratt man for plaintiff, Thurston, Robertson & for defendant. t Wilder for defendant. C. K. C. Rooke v. K. Singer et al., Kwong Lee Yuen & Co. v. Caledonia ejectment; Magoon and Thompson for Did you see our display of Fancy Ribbons, all A Few Dollars will prove a Insurance Company, assumpsit; Hatch & plaintiffs, C. Brown and Brooks for de- Pritje Silliman for plaintiff, Thurston, Robert- fendants. silk, 4 to 5 inches wide, at good Investment. The son & Wilder M. ! for defendant. T. Harrison v. J. A. Magoon et al., Will be Right. Kwong Lee Yuen & Co. v. Alliance As- assumpsit; Robertson & Wilder for surance Co., assumpsit; Hatch & Silli- plaintiff, Magoon and Thompson, Kin- man plaintiff, & WE GUARANTEE re for Thurston, Robertson ney, Ballou & McClanahan and H. A. 15 Cents a THE WORK. Wilder for defendant. Bigelow for defendants. Yard? o Kwong Lee Yuen & Co. v. Manchester Lucy K. Peabody v. H. R. Macfarlane Fire Insurance Co., assumpsit; Hatch & et al., quieting title; Hankey for plain- Silliman for plaintiff, Thurston, Robert- tiff, Kinney, Ballou & McClanahan for son & Wilder for defendant. defendant. Wa Lee v. Manuel Correa, damages; C. K. C. Rooke v. Mary M. Seabury et Magoon & Thompson for plaintiff, An- al., ejectment; Magoon and Thompson for J. flopp & Co. drews, Peters & Andrade for defendant. plaintiff, C. Brown for defendant. - ! I. R. Burns v. Mutual Telephone Com- Lucy K. Peabody v. S. M. Damon et al., pany, damages; appeal from District quieting title; Hankey for plaintiff; Kin-Cou- rt Magoon Thomp- - ney. & - The of Honolulu; and Ballou McClanahan for defend- i Leading son for plaintiff, Hankey for defendant- - ants. appellant. : Lucy K. Peabody v. Emily P. Judd et John Cook v. Coit Hobron, assumpsit; al., quieting title; Hankey for plaintiff, eo. Furniture import Dealers. PAeiFie Davis for plaintiff, De Bolt for defend- Kinney. Ballou & McClanahan for de- ant. ' fendants. Robert Lishman v. Hawaiian Gazette Lucy K. Peabody v. S. B. Dole et al., PROGRESS BLOCK, FORT STREET, King and Bethel Streets. Co., libel; Holmes & Stanley for plain- trustees, quieting title; Hankey for - tiff, Andrews, Peters & Andrade for de- plaintiff. Holmes & Stanley, Kinney, r im fendant. Ballou & McClanahan for defendants. I and Meyer v. D. K. case; James Auld et al. v. Oahu Lumber Fred Naone et al., i mm Building Co. et al., ejectment; C. Brown, Strauss, Correa and Creighton for plain- - Atkinson & Judd for plaintiffs, Magoon tiff, Bitting for defendants. Ltd v Frederick J. Cross, assumpsit; Vvfilder for plaintiff, Andrews, Peters and Andrews, Peters & Andrade for plaintiff. - defendant-appella- nt & Thompson and Thayer for defend- S. Fukuda v. John H. Wilson and L. , Kinney, Ballou & McClanahan for plain-- Andrade for Alanoel da Costa Daniel v. Maria dos ants. Whitehouse. assumpsit: Dickey for i tiff Hatch & Silliman for defendant, Antonio J. Lopez v. Manuel G. Hone-ric- o, Anjos, Daniel, Vivas for plaintiff. Wong Shuev v. S. E. Woolley, trespass plaintiff, Brooks for Wilson, Cathcart j Johr, poroda v. Harry Armitage, ad summary possession; appeal from Kalani Noholoa v. David Noholoa, Kan- Whiting & Robinson for plaintiff, Rob- - for Whitehouse ministrator, assumpsit; Smith & Lewis District Court Of Honolulu; Andrews, eakua for plaintiff. ; ertson & Wilder for defendant. John Crowder et al. v. Henry Bryant fnr niaintiff. Kitmw. Ballou & McCla- - Peters and Andrade for plaintiff -- appellant. Anna Peters v. Stephen Peters, De Bolt Keoni A. Puuki v. Lot K. C. Lane, as- et al., damages; Bitting for plaintiffs, nanan for defendant. De Bolt for defendant. for plaintiff. sumpsit; Robertson & Wilder for plain- Strauss and Correa for defendants. j Kolohaiole, administrator v. Hamea T. T. French v. Margaret Bosswell. Stella Nunes v. Leonard Nunes. Peter- - tiff, Stewart for defendant. Kimball Steamship Co., Ltd.. v. Hono- - ' and Maluno. ejectment; Correa and Kaeo oamagcs; appeal irom uistnct court 01 .son & Matthewman for plaintiff Books of the Summer John D. Paris v. J. A. Magoon, admin- lulu Market Co., Ltd., assumpsit; Kin- for plaintiff, Robertson & Wilder for de Honolulu; Andrews, Peters and Andrade Evangeline Strauss v. Leon M. Strauss istrator, assumpsit; Kinney, Ballou & ney, Ballou & McClanahan for plaintiff. fendants. for plaintiff-appellan- t, Thayer for de- Brooks for plaintiff. McClanahan for plaintiff, Magoon & Hatch & Silliman for defendant. C. H. Sawyer v. Waialua Beach Hotel fendant, j Minnie Merrill v. Loren W. Merrill, Bit- the crisis. Thompson for defendant. Oliver Tavish et al v. Lulia (w), tort; Co., Ltd., assumpsit; De Bolt for plain- E. K. Prendergast v. Peter Martin, ting for plaintiff. Moritz A. Rose v. Chang Kim et aL, Davidson for plaintiffs. Bitting for de- tiff, Davis for defendant. ejectment; Magoon and Thompson for Mary Kaillahi v. Kuahine, Poeoe for Ralph Thompson for plain fendant. A. plaintiff, Kinney, Ballou & McClanahan plaintiff. marlowe. Maeoon & , Lau Sang v. H. Heen, ejectment; tiff, Andrews, Peters & Andrade for de-- Kaneohe Ranch Co., Ltd., v. Emalia Davidson for plaintiff. for defendant. Lena A. Kumalae v. Jonah Kumalae, the helmet of navarre. fendants. Akiona et al., ejectment; Robertson & Lee Ahlo v. Royal Insurance Co., Ltd., T. R. Mossrnan v. H. R. Macfarlane et De tsoit for plaintiff, Achi, Johnson & Hawaiian Trust and Investment Co., Wilder for plaintiff, Magoon and Thomp- assumpsit; Castle and Weaver for plain- al., quieting title; Castle and Weaver for Kahualelio for defendant. BOTCH DEXTER. ' Ltd. v. Annie Barton et al., ejectment; son for defendants. tiff. Thurston, Robertson & Wilder for plaintiff, Holmes & Stanley, Kinney, ' Kinney, Ballou & McClanahan for plain- Heela Agricultural Company, Ltd., v. defendant. Ballou & McClanahan for defendants. & GEN. HARRISON AS A "DOG K THE NAME OF A tiff, Davis, Hatch & Silliman, Holmes & Frank Pahia, ejectment; Robertson Maikai Aloiau v. Vim Quon, ejectment; Q. H. Berry v. Geo. W. Harrison and WOMAN. : LAWYER." 'Rtanlpv fnr defendants. W ilder for plaintiff, Magoon and Thomp- - Kinney Ballou & McClanahan for plain Mary C. Harrison, assumpsit; appeal Chil-ingwor- ESEN HOLDEN. Tramways Co.,-Lt-d., v. T. S. son for defendant. tiff; Dickey for endant. from District Court of Honolulu, th A good Hawaiian defe- story of General Harrison is Southwick et al., debt; Holmes & Stan- E. H. F." Wolter v. F. H. Redward, as- A. E: Augustine v. Oceanic Steamship for plaintiff, De Bolt for YOUR & Mc- sumpsit; Magoon and Thompson for ndants-appellant. one that he used to relate as a joke UNCLE LEW. ley for plaintiff, Kinney, Ballou Co., Ltd.. damages; Brooks for plaintin, Clanahan for defendants. plaintiff, Davis for defendant. Hatch & Silliman for defendant. Gehring & Butzke v. W. S. Edings, as- on himself, which occurred while he THE G. F. Gouveta v. Thos. R. et sumpsit, appeal District Court of SILVER SKULL. Wilder's Steamship Co. v. W. H. Pain, Walker Alice L. Hutchinson v. Hawaiian Tram from was in the Senate. Kinney, Ballou & McClanahan al., trustees, trespass; Correa for plain- ways Company, Ltd., case; Robertson & Honolulu, Magoon A Thompson for plaintiff-ap- assumpsit; pellant. General Harrison, with few friends, tiff, Hatch & Silliman for defendants. & Stanley , a THE 0CT0PU8. for plaintiff, Neumann for defendant. Wilder for plaintiff, Holmes was v Kwong Mow Sing Samuel Andrews v. Kaikena, eject- for defendant. H. R. Hitchcock v. Lee Tong. assump- hunting in the northern part of Lee Wee Yin & plaintiff, Hono- Company, assumpsit; appeal from Dis- ment; Castle Weaver for JURY WAIVED CASKS. sit; appeal from District Court of the state, and stopped with an old for Kaulukou for defendant. lulu; Hankey for. plaintiff, De Bolt for farmer, who, trict Court of Honolulu; Brooks L. v. Co., while he paid a great defendant-appellan- t. Andrews v. Wahinenui, eject- Ahlo Waialua Agricultural defendant-appellan- t. above la a partial plaintiff. Neumann for, Samuel plaintiff, deal of attention to the future Presi- list of ment; Castle & Weaver for plaintiff,, quieting title; Andrews for Cas Allen & Robinson v. K. Kaikainahaole, dent and well known statesman, seem- new books tle and Weaver for defendant. to be found Mow Sing Com- Kaulukou for defendant. assumpsit; appeal fj"m District Court of ed to regard him in the light of pure our Lau Kong v. Kwong , Ah Quon v. Fong Ah Quon, assumpsit; shelves. appeal from Distnct Antone Bright v. David Kawanana-koa- Honolulu; Achi & Johnson for plaintiff, democracy as a mere equal, and for pany, assumpsit; appeal from District Court of Honolulu; defendant-appellan- Honolulu; Brooks for plaintiff, assumpsit; Bitting for plaintiff, Kin- De Bolt for t. whom General Harrison showed the Court of ney, Ballou & McClanahan for defend- Brooks for plaintiff, Andrews for defend Yin Tong, greatest for defendant-appellan- t. Lau and Lau adminisrrators friendship. Neumann Sing Com- - ant. v. Lee King, assumpsit; appeal from The farmer, as it happened, had for U, Tong Kau v. Kwong Mow Decker & Burhette v. Robert Parker NICHOLS - Ho Sun v. Kukea Mahi, ejectment; Second District Court of Honolulu; some time been engaged in a con- CO., Ltd. cif- anneal from District Lewis, assumpsit; appeal from District Brooks for plaintiff. . Brooks for plaintiffs-appellan- t. troversy with a neighbor in regard to Honolulu; for plain-- sheep-killin- HforSndBarnTappelanPt. Island Telegraph Co. Ltd., v. Court of Andrews D. Kapali v. Fo You, summary posses- a dog, whose g propensities, . tiff, Davis & Gear for defendant-appellan- t. Quadros v F Frear et Henry vv. nowara. assumpsit, iwaguon sion; appeal from Second District Court had often caused the old man con- Manuel da ; d Thompson for plaintiff, Robertson of Honolulu; Peterson &. Matthewman siderable worry, and the animal's de- temen T. B. Murray v. B. T. White, assump- NEW at suit for ntC,edV BJJ defendant, for plaintiff, Robertson & Wilder for defe- predations at last brought his owner LINE OF plaintiff, Robertson of "Hono- sel for c wmiam8( dQlng busi. sit; appeal from District Court ndant-appellant. into a lawsuit. The trial was sent lulu; for plaintiff, Magoon and defendants. . !naan the firm name of Honolulu Correa Ane v. Wong summary pos- down for a hearing while General Har- .J' v.cironne C. Amana. under defendant-appellan- Hilo Hin, fc Lnung aian aius Co., v. Savidge, as-- Thompson for t. rison was In neighborhood, Stanley , Andrews.- Undertaking William session, appeal from Second District the and and lli'Kt'V IUI uuiin--- appeal from Second District W. H. Smith v. Captain Walker, as- Magoon & Thompson the farmer, understanding his for defendant. sumpsit; of Court of Honolulu; that Peters & Andrade Thomp- - sumpsit; appeal from District Court plaintiff-appellan- t, de- was one Tip, assumpsit ap Court of Honolulu; Magoon and for Weaver for visitor considered of the best Yee Wo v. Lam Honolulu; son for plaintiff, G. K. WMlder for de- - Honolulu; Correa for plaintiff. Davidson fendant. lawyers In the country, begged him. from District Court of for defendant-appellan- t. up nuiie oflins. real DIVORCE AND SEPARATION. to take the case. General Harrison Co.. Ltd. James M. Phillips & Co. v. Chong Chow, ap- consented and drove over to the near- for - peal from District Court of Honolulu. Rita C. Tewksbury v. Irving Q. Tewks-bur- y, est town day Davidson aenuua- Ka e Jr.. deft, and Frank Hustace et the next with the farmer. Davld Kaolelopono v K. garnishees, assumpsit; Kinney, Bal- - L. B. Kerr & Co. v. Theresa Wilcox, Davis & Gear for plaintiff. His eloquence caught the Jury, which Thompson v K. K. v. J. M. Keliikuala JUST IN res; Magoon and & McClanahan plaintiffs, An- - assumpsit; appeal from District Court St K. Keliikuala returned a verdict in favor of the & Andrade for de for (k.). plaintiff. tiff Andrews, Peters drews, Peters & Andrade for defendants. Honolulu; Magoon and Thompson for Mead for farmer without leaving the court room. defendant-appellan- t. Houpo v. Houpo, Magoon fles, fendant. - Tong, administrators, plaintiff, Davidson for Sam Annie The farmer was greatly pleased at the Hose, Suspend ers v. Joseph Rosa re- Lau Yin and Lau plaintiff. rum, Mnrrissey C. assumpsit; Andrews, Pet- and Thompson for result of the suit. of v. W. Achi, n. and Court Gehring & Butzke v. Campbell & Mln-to- Ah Sam (w.) v. Tom Chan, Brooks for "I thought you was pretty good Underwear. irora an,. ers & Andrade for plaintiffs, Achi. John- a SoiiluTS. r Bolt for plalnuit-ppoll- for defendant. assumpsit; appeal from District plaintiff. dog lawyer," he kept repeating to Gen- son & Kahaulelio Thomp- v. Joaquin Farriage, De Yin and Lau Tong, administra- Court of Honolulu; Magoon and Mary Farriage eral Harrison all the way back to the Lau son for plaintiff, Andrews for defendant. Bolt for plaintiff. Vivas for defendant. farm, "and if ever dog gets me tors, v. W. C. Achi, assumpsit: Andrews, v. Kihapiilanl (k.). that & plaintiffs, Acht, Yee Tai Co. v. Wong Tai, assumpsit; Keaupuni Kaukaha into trouble again I'm going to send Peters Andrade for & plaintiff. & Kahaulelio for defendant. appeal from District Court of Honolulu; Achi Johnson for for you, 'cause I don't believe you can et al., eject Johnson e (k.., 8ATS, Pau v. Wong Kwai v. Tong Yau, damages; Ma- Broaks for plaintiff; Robertson & Wilder Kiaolaw-- v. Kolomona Kimokeo be beat on dog cases." Magoon and Kahalewai defendant-appellan- t. plaintiff. mentt Dickey for plaintiff. goon Thompson for plaintiff. ior Stewart for General Harrison enjoyed the inci- and Enterprise Mill Co.. Ltd., v. L. M. Mc-Kiag- Daniel Kaonohi v. Kaleialoha Kaonohi dent immensely Thompson for defendants W. R. Isaacs and Brother v. Pacific Im- and never tired of ...... Co.. Ltd. plain-t.a'- s, garnishee, assumpsit; appeal (w.), for plaintiff. telling ut""--- Vnrds assumpsit; Davidson for Kaneakua the story. Indianapolis .Honolulu for plain port Co., Honolulu; Moe v. Chong Quon (k.), Brooks Wool C Achi assumpsit; Thayer Chillingworth for defendant. :'rom District Court of Sam Hats, Paja defendant. & Stanley plaintiff, for plaintiff; Andrews, Peters. & Andrade tiff Achi & Johnson for C. Camacho v. A. M. Brown, High Holmes for Peterson J. Lopez, L. plaintiff-appellan- t, VSSbirts, Boss of the M. Gomes Honreco v. Antonio Sheriff, damages: Fitch for plaintiff. Matthewmann for for defendant. SAGACIOUS MAN. plaintiff, Andrews, iobertson & Wilder for defendant. Joseph M. Lopez v. Evalina Lopez (w.), 7118. Trunks andVa- - De Bolt for Robertson & Wilder for defendant. Kte'rs Andrade r defendant v. C. eject- David Pahueleele v. James Carty, Russel for plaintiff. "I to and William A. Hall Winam. v. Palikapu, must decline be interviewed," Wing & McClanahan for appeal irom District Court of Maria Palikapu Barenaba said the firmly. Kang ment: Kinney. Ballou & plaintiff. statesman J. Atkinson & Judd for defendant. lonolulu; Petedson Matthewmann for Mead for "Is the topic one of such secrecy?" plaintiff, ilaintiff-appellan- t; & v. Joseph Kaio, Kanea- v. Com-,M- v Robertson Wilder Hattie Kanani "No. In- H. L. Kerr & Co. Orpheum p.ahitiff. But I prefer declining to be assumpsit; Magoon and or defendant. kua and Kaulukou for terviewed to giving it away in a col- Ltd., v. W. Napau (k) v. Napua, HT BTrj-r-'jifr- .S irbompson for plaintiffs, Kinney. Ballou Jonathan Shaw, Tax Collector, Kahele Laika umn or so of cold type that I don't appeal plaintiff. and Thompson for pla.ntin. V. Ahana, assumpsit; from the Kaneakua for know anything worth mentioning on tit n. Mneoon & McCiananan mr.ucwmiiu. Court of Tonolulu; Robertson & Lizzie Christley v. Thomas Christley, row tu. ArfonAn------rt. Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Co., District the subject." ti v- Sjimuel Andrews, L,. Li. MCLanu"-"- 4 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, AUGUST 2, 1901. PACIFIC CONDENSED SCIENTIFIC Every Exertion a Task We are Now Prepared Commercial Advertiser HAWAIIAN MISCELLANY : Every Care a Burden TO FURNISH ON SHORT NOTICE DIRECT CONNECTS ATING SETS FOR ISOLATED AN D MARINE LIGHTIN? pBNB- - NOVELS There to failure of the strength to G. - - EDITOR WALIEB SMITH Electric baths have Teen used by Dr. do and the power to endure ; there is movement Evelyn English With a passionate Arrnitage, an physician, in the weakness " all over " that is persistent DYNAMOS Rotary lead-poisonin- m FRIDAY AUGUST 2 turned toward him, her ripe, pouting lips treatment of chronic g, in 40 37 and constant. trembling with grief and love: e and severecases were benefited, Static some being completely rap- night, dear," she said, cured. The vital functions A C.&D.C. Really the sizzled Easterners should "Kiss me good id improvement is to The are impaired, TflIK.4. . attributed the - down to the trade-win- d tropics and simply. change of the lead salts in body food does not nourish, and the whole uoionntr- run With a cold look Reginald put on his the Motors off. I new and insoluble cool hat. "You must excuse me," he said into compounds. The system is run down. gruffly. left my carbolized rose wa- apparatus used consisted of a large "I porcelain bathtub, carefully be called as a witness ter at home." insulated A medicine that strengthens the Cervera should and provided with a large carbon nega- in the Schley case to testify whether stomach, perfects digestion, invigor- my pleasant duty to kiss the tive electrode at the foot and a small Schley or Sampson gave him the most "It is positive and Santiago. bride," said the new minister affably, as movable carbon electrode and ates and tones is needed. ARC Railway trouble at gave usual signal to the deacon a battery of 120 large Leclanche cells, am he the What Hood's Sarsaparill did Mm. L. to bring the wash basin and towel and a connected in threes. The treatment be- for B. Incandescent Garland, Shady. Term., it has done Lighting When the Brooklyn bridge begins to bar of carbolized soap. The deacon came gan with the use of 84 to 120 cells, but for others. did the other back with a scared look on his face, the close only 24 to 60 were needed. She took it when she was all run down with- succumb to the heat as it at. out appetite, login? flesh, LAMPS. breakage of steel saying that the soap was gone. But the The patient was immersed 15 20 and unable to do day, owing to the Tak- for or her work. It restored her appetite, supporting rods from expansion, it is minister was eqal to the occasion. minutes in the water in the tub, and increased ing a silk handkerchief and tying it her weight, and made her well and strong. Estimates giv on cost of new Installations of any , time to equip big modern bridges with soaking the tex- the current was regulated by his sensa- kind, about his mouth, and tions, best being This ia her own unsolicited statement. ment Is under the direction of an experienced man. a system of electric fans. ture with formalin, he gallantly smacked the results obtained the bride on the back of the neck, re- when the skin was reddened without marking with infinite gusto that both she causing actual pain. Hood's Sarsaparilla THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO., LTD. An unidentified Eastern journal re- and the microbes got it in the neck that Promises to cure and keeps the prom- EXCLUSIVE AGENTS OF marks: time. Injury of early fruit by frost is by M. ise. The earlier treatment is begun California is nursing a scheme to have thought Bellot des Minieres to The Westinghouse Electric 6l Manufacturing Co. Hawaii made a county of that State. It "Turn, mama, tiss me dood night," said be a result of rapid heating by the the better begin it today. Is a tine scheme for California. It can the wee tot as she crept into bed. The sun of the plants made sensitive by ALAKEA ST. For Territory of Hawaii. hardly be regarded as having its source tired mother paused. The little one was cold. He has tested his theory by in philanthropy. This nation tried for ailing, her lungs being touched with in building fires in vineyards at sunrise some time to annex Hawaii, and did not fluenza and the mother had no disinfec- after frosty nights, and claims that do this until the Hawalians had indicated tant in the house. "I really can't kiss amounting anxiety, to you, dearie," said the mother, after a in every case the . slowly dissipated a willingness, to so FIFTEEN CARLOADS cime in. They did not have In mind the moment's reflection, "but if you are good blanket of smoke protected the thought that they were to be made a I'll take you around tomorrow to see vines from sudden change of tempera- portion of a State notorious for Us politi- your grandmother's grave." ture that they were not harmed by the cal corruption, and completely in the cold. French viticulturists are plan- OF THE FAMOUS hands of any boss with the price. Now ning to try also the firing of cannon that Hawaii is a part of this country It horizontally over the ground on the ap- ought to have a chance. There would KAWAIAHAO'S proach of frost, a strip of vineyard 500 be no Justice in making it a portion of every feet wide having been thus saved from California, to be hawked about at damage when vines on both sides were election, knocked down to the highest OLD times. ORGAN badly injured. Dwill Keep bidder, and neglected between BUD WEISER BEE! A short horse is soon curried. Cali- An equipment of wireless telegraph fornia is not nursing a scheme to annex (.Continued from Page 1.) apparatus for motor carriages is a late Hawaii and Hawaii is not nursng a idea of M. Marconi, and it is expected Your Premises, scheme to be annexed. The whole pre- been organist for St. Andrew's Cathe- that carriages so equipped will prove of I BREWED BY THE BENOWNED posterous story is the hasheesh dream dral. During the term of Mr. Atkinson much importance in military maneu- - Stables and of a politician who has made up his as organist there were many notable Vers to mind that he would like break into concerts, in which Queen Liliuokalani, Outhouses iohenser-BasG- h Brewing Association, of St, Lcnis, j California politics and carry Hawaii Likelike and others of the royalty par- A new work by D. G. Elliott shows with him. ticipated. A splendid choir was organ that the mammals known to inhabit of old organ America north of Mexico have increas- - ized, and the tones the . IN BBLS. and CASES OF QUARTS" AND PfflTB mingled with the subdued voices of the ed in 44 years from 300 species to more END OF A PIPE DREAM. 1,000. CLEAN singers at the funeral of King Lunalilo than 3 Are due to arrive within a few days. A change has come over the spirit of and of the beautiful and beloved Queen Dole is to be Kapiolani. . I A Chinese plant's milky juice, known the dream that Governor uy removed from office. For over a year One of the most notable occasions for and volatile matters, men is the Hawaiian public had weekly or which the organ played was the cele- - ea witn ramie noer ior a new artinciai I assurances from "E. S. L." bration in 1870 of the semi-centenni- al rubber. The fiber is first freed from FOR SALE BY or "J. A. B." or some other Washington anniversary of the arrival of the cony yyuuac jua.Li.cio, meu u in- Ha- - crushed with the gummy juice Detween PURE correspondent who wrote under American Board of Missions in the structions from here that the President waiian Islands. A number of famous slightly heated cylinders. The result- - was "about to move in the Dole case" representatives of the Board came out lnS mass is baked in an oven for four N And in "officials are getting very tired from Boston, and there was a Joyous hours, and is then worked in a mixing H or that to destroy & Co., Ltd would days, mill the fibrous structure, an Good Hackfeld of the Dole administration and time for several elaborate musi Condition. like to see it ended," or that a "per- cal programs being given at the church, oxidizing substance, such as potassium emptory demand has just been sent to interspersed with special sermons and permanganate, being introduced in the the Governor of Hawaii to show cause" lectures by the visiting and established last stage. A softening material, like SOLE AGENTS for this or that, or that "Dole's resig ministers, and succeeded by big luaus b&lata gum, may be added if desired. has been sent to the President in the grounds around the church. The mixture is cooled for forty hours, F nation One For Hawaii Territory accepted once." Know- Prof. Henry Berger followed Mr. At and is finally cooked by steam at. a Pint will make a and will be at pressure ing how little there was in these sto- kinson as organist and kept the post or ntty pounds per square Backet of ries the Advertiser ridiculed them and until a short time ago, being succeeded inch for three hours. The cooled prod- - the best by uct is claimed to have all the proper finally announced "on the highest au- Miss Hattie Ayau, who was the last Ua thority in the United States" that Gov- organist on the old organ, and wno ties of india rubber. A good quality of will be on new. nexibl rubber Is obtained from 80 per E ernor Dole would not be disturbed in the first the cent of gum 15 5 the enjoyment of his office. Much Music for the funerals of King Lu- - of fiber and of sul" 21 bleating followed the remark but the nalilo. Queen Emma, Queen Dowager piiur, a ueicer quality resulting irom NEW LINE a 72 per 10 statement was true as the Bulletin cor- Kapiolani and Princess Kaiulani was mixture of cent of gum, of fiber, 10 of and 8 sulphur. respondent. "J. A. B.," has just discov- played on the old instrument, and be- balata of For Medium Received by the S. S. Sierra a flexible hard 75 ered. Witness this from him: sides these many other funerals of rubber a formula is GENTLEMEN'S letter per cent of gum, 20 of fiber 5 of NEW LINE OF . and C READY-MAD- personages . E SERGE. Washington, D. 20. Pres- notable took place from the Price 25c per Pint. SUITS OF C, July The n-- SUipn ur. nIH nkurnli. ' n.Villf.. r. ., ident is at his summer home in Can- vr.u ' ' .it.. iii' iii.t ';i i,aii n 09 DUCK. ETC. Prices Low. played, among them being that of BELT ton, and the Secretary of the Interior s Waves passing ALSO GENTS' BLACK SILK away on his annual vacation. While Minister James A. King. the breakwater at AND NECKWEAR; officials were city, Some five years ago the organ came eterneao, worth Britain, during a re-ne- ar FANCT these in the the gale flfty DOILIES, JEWELRY AND charges against Governor Dole were being burned up. From some 'cent of to ninety miles an NECKWEAR. carefully considered in their entirety, to- unknown cause fire hour were 22 feet above still-wat- er T Put up in gallon, 5 broke out inside the gether with the petitions asking for his instrument and the blaze was discover- - ! ,evel anf ' is estimated that the Are now Shown at removal and the appointment of a suc- crests were forty feet above the gallon and barrel con ed just in time to prevent the destruc-- 14 HOTEL STREET cessor. tion of the historic old curio. The rats, trouShs. The wave period was from The Department has been disinclined to to Near Nuuaru also, during the past thirty-seve- n years thirteen seventeen seconds, and the tainers. Sekomoto, discuss these matters, but when Secre- len&th of the waves was between 500 I tary Hitchcock was given have not neglected the instrument ana left it out that and 700 feet- - Though Convinced, no at times have threatened havoc inside exceeding other Call and be cognizance whatever was to be taken estimates of high waves, meas- - of the efforts to have Dole removed. His it, but such damaee as was done hv thP these administration has been satisfactory, as rodents has been remedied, and the urements seem to be the most accurate yet made-repair- , far as can be learned here, and the wonderful old organ is now in splendid charges made are not specific, but rather notwithstanding its hard ser-- 1 , general and indefinite. vice and its long and eventful career. Intoxication from the nectar and pol-Th- e N If parties make specific charges, and congregation new ien of plants has been a subject of sign at the Rice their names thereto, the Depart- Chapel are delighted with their beau- investigation by Dr. J. M. Weir, Jr. Jo ment will make an Investigation, but it tiful white and gold organ, This affects insects, and it appears Co., can be definitely stated that no anony- and in its ls Metropolitan Meat new po- mous charges, nor generalities will be home the old instrument will con- that the cosmos flower is specially considered in Washington. tinue to peal forth its melodies, the tent as a source of drunkenness in bees tones the fuller and richer and other nectar-lovin- g creatures. A F J. A. BRECKONS. for the Il Fort Street. smaller size of the little church. bee so drunk that it could scarcely get TED. So much for those formidable legisla- The dedication of its successor takes upon its legs was taken to the labora charges by Em-melu- th tive conceived John place tonight at Kawaiahao. It is tory and placed about two Inches from in sin, christened by the politi- hardly probable that the service of the a cosmos blossom. It immediately cal harlequins of the Home Rule Sen- new instrument will extend over a pe staggered to the flower and began to rtrr ate and House and carried to the Pres- riod of such change and remarkable suck the nectar, and in a few mo ident by Beckley the kid statesman events locally as the old one, though ments tumbled over a senseless and Steanw whom Mr. McKinley told to rurt home it should last for a hundred years. almost inert victim of appetite. Drunk- - Fresh Meats and Fish by Every quick before anybody could sell him a en beetles found under the blossoms green goods. bale of We suppose time ; prove that the pollen must have the From the Coast That Has Cold Storage. ,enough was lost is the Legislature over SUCCESSOR TO same effect as the nectar, these Insects the "Dole removal" nonsense tc have ; being unable to reach the nectaries. passed f.he revenue bill and the net re- The experimenter swallowed a half- - WingWoChan&Co sult is s sneer from Washington. LEO THIRTEENTH teaspoonful of the pollen, and in about " ' fifteen minutes experienced a feeling of ; exhilaration, with acceleration of the Beef, Mutton, MAKAWELI IMPROVEMENTS. Half Ebony Furniture, Choice Veal the Cardinals Aspire to pulse and warmth. An Injection into Cigars and Tobaccos, j arm dis-- Mr. Pollitz is quoted as. saying that the Chair the of half a drachm of liquid j Chinese and Japanese Tees, Makaweli is building a new ditch which of tilled from an Infusion of the nectaries Crockery, Mattings, Lamb and Pork. will coat Several hundred thousand dol- Peter. caused exhilaration for half an hour, Vases, Camphorwood Trunks, lars, andtithat "the bonds for this woric followed by nausea. Rattan Chairs. ALWAYS ON HAND. will all be taken up by the owners of ROME, July 25. Although the land," the Pope The Nordrach treatment of tubercu Silks and Satins ALSO POULTRY, SALMON AND HALIBUT. The community is sufficiently inter- is In excellent health, the feeling pre- losis provides for an abundance of OF ALL KINDS. ested In the of fresh day and night, superabun- stocks the Hawaiian. vails tat the Vatican that a meeting of air a U0-U-3 Nuuanu Street Sugar Company to cause considerable dance of food, and exercise graduated the College of Cardinals cannot be SALE AT inquiry to be made as to the way in far by body temperature. Decidedly fa- FOR off and there is no secret can- which the funds for the proposed im- that the vorable results In Ireland are thought TRANSFER CO. THE METROPOLITAN MARKET, King Street; Telepson provements shall be raised. is thought didates to the papacy are making elab- by Dr. Hichens to be of great PACIFIC It interest BOOTH, MARKET; Telephone t7t. by some that to raise money for the pro- orate preparations for this conclave. as showing that the cure of consump- JAS. H. LOVE, Manager. THE FISH outlays tion does not depend on jected by issue of new shares One of the chief characteristics of the climate or sun- CENTRALABKETNnn '"would give stockholders a chance which shine. The good effects have been ob- they might accept next conclave, according to a high pre- tained during a cold, wet summer, eagerly to take their will be and MAIN 58. pro op- late, the large number of candi- an unusually rata while they would have no wet and stormy winter. Street, next to Bailey's portunity to take bonds. dates for the chair of St. Peter. Where- Office, King as, after the death of Pius IX. there Cyclery. According to this view it would be for were only Instructive experience with acetylene the interest of stockholders' to three candidates whose Plumbing have the chances for the Papacy were serious, for lighthouses has been gained at Sanitary money raised by new stock rather than today college Genoa. A small light having proven bonds. If $500,000 new were half the sacred aspires shares to the and a ex- satisfactory two years ago, one of the SO Issued the capitalization, then $2,500,000, chair first scrutiny is I pected to show six or seven cardinals first class was tested last winter and MUMS would be very moderate. The Increased for 1,000 hours gave perfect results. It 11! output, estimated at forty per cent, as whe are favored for the pontificate. Those who are well informed antici- was noted that the electric light of stated by Mr. Pollitz, would mean at Tino, forty miles away, could be pate a deadlock, and se- never least twenty-fiv- e per cent more profits, the ultimate seen Genoa, lection of an outsider who has not yet from although the Genoa so that the old shares would not be acetylene light was visible at Tino. Yet teen mentioned. i Bond of less value by increasing the capital- the electric Installation at Tino costs Stock and Broker CONNECTIONS A SPEC1ATY ization. Small holders, not able or will- 26.000 francs a year, while it is estimat- SEWER pro ing to take their rata of new Yellow Fever Serum. ed that the acetylene light at Genoa will M'l shares, could sell rights, cost 1,200 their which NEW YORK, July 25. Dr. Felepe but francs. would be likely to command a consid- erable premium. Caldas, the Brazilian bacteriologist The swelling of peas on wetting has In order that the same dividends be who has a yellow fever serum, has been found by Dr. D. T. MacDougal Fire Insurance Agents HI kept up it could be arranged that the sailed for Cuba on the steamer Ha- to be capabl of exerting a pressure of not eight 120 new shares shall receive dividends vana. He is accompanied by Dr. An- atmospheres, or pounds per for one year, or eighteen months, when square inch. the results of the outlays will appear. gel Belinzaghl, his assistant. Dr. Cal- U 0 goes WE Those who subscribe or purchase rights das to Cuba to direct experiments Fr h cou r 's hi law officers Merchants IB for new shares could pay by assess- with his serum with a view to stamp- , c ',r decision that no official of ii onission ments as the money is required, a ing out the disease in the island. San- pm ttneitf can override a decision method not so easily adapted to bonds, tiago de las Vegas, where the fever is ' 'm is. and on this basis the r. AT which usually" necessitate considerable now. prevalent, will be the first place I P fl Issuance of a rertifi aTe of of while the money visited. The yellow experts ; fhn P in of "WO'ig How, Is Careful attention given to buelneea accruing interest fever have Hded in fa or of the Chinese infant. i? lying idle. with them 1,000 bottles of the serum. Attorney Oeneral Knox says that the trusts. The foreerolng expresses a view which cIpc firm that all persons born In the v - from doubt receive consideration The steamer Zealandia will sail f r TTnJtec! States may be citizens must In our new Quarters, corner Fort end 38i t f the company before the San Francisco at 4 o'clock this continue the law, despite contrary opin- 30HN NOTT, matter is finally acted upon. io. iy by agents. Merchant streets. . , THE PACIFIC COMMTCRfiTAT. ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, AUGUST 2, 1901

(Palma) and Gomez both favor abso lute independence and oppose annexa- ONDS MAY tion. The leaders of all political par- - ties requested the immediate publica-- ; Thousand tion of the letter from Senor Palma. fen Feet Floods Causing Distress. SSUE SHANGHAI, July 25. The floods in the Yang-ts-e valley are causing great OF GARDEN HOSE distress. Two of the main embank- JUST RECEIVED ments have broken above Wuhn and I flooded a thickly populated district for Washington forty or fifty miles. Tens of thousands TARIKTT OF Op of people have been rendered homeless j liEBE and the crops destroyed. The return of the court to Peking looks doubtful. posed to Use of Supplies have again been ordered sent Sprinklers to Singan-fu- , the present headquarters Lawn and Nozzles of court. Old Securities. the ALL THE LATEST PATTERNS Latest Sugar Prices. NEW YORK, July 25. Sugar: Raw. There will be no bonds of the Gov steady; fair refining, 3 centrifu- In adciiuou iu uui xuus ui nose, wnicb h-- ve given such general ernment until there has been passed by gal, 96 test, 4 molasses sugar, faction, we offer $ and f inch Garden Hose at Specially Low Prices. the Legislature an act specifically au 3 Refined, steady; crushed. 5.9c: r - thorizing the issue. This was settled powdered, 5.55c; granulated, 5.45c. AGENTS by a letter which was received yester vroR day from Secretary of the Interior J. Q. WOOD GETS Hitchcock, addressed to the Governor, SALej)F REAL ESTATE In Fireproof Safes in which the right to issue such secur- HIS PRETTY BRIDE ities was denied. This means that the F. J. LOWREi Prelsdent. $799,000 bonds under the old acts never A. B. WOOD, Vice President. wb have will be utilized. He and Miss Goddard Are the J. A. GILMAN, Secretary and Treas- THE HALL urer. of the Secretary was writ is poor economy to buy a poor The letter Principals in London F. J. AMWEG, Auditor. It safe. Get a Hall and Get the Best. in reply tu one Executive, ten from the CHAS. H. GILMAN, Manager , sent durin.s; the session of the Legisla Wedding. Second-Han- d ture, asking if the President would ap Safes at Barqains. prove an issue. The fact that the On Thursday, July 11, John Quinby bonds would be the remaining ones of Wood of Honolulu and Miss Harriet an old issue, the ends for which they Gertrude Goddard of Boston, the prom- were authorized having been attained ising opera singer who made such a !! by use of money out of the current re- successful debut in Modena last Febru- REEfUiMGIU STREET Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd. ceipts of the Government, were set ary in spite of hostile surroundings, as forth, and a request made for the recorded in the Advertiser, were united speedy determination of the question. in holy matrimony at Christchurch, WE OFFER FOR SALE THE JPOX9 The decision of the Secretary makes it Woburn Square. London. The wedding residence property of C. S. Ludwtgiras, was very quiet but was the occasion of Esq., corner Keeaumoku nd Tiunalfla impossible for the Territory to have the street!", lot 180 X 200, containing SMU proceeds the bonds, but at bringing together a number of Island square of land. use of the of people. The ceremony was performed feet - the same time leaves undecided the by Rev. Dr. NEW GOODS the James Bishop Thomas Two-stor-y ft- (bnilt 1898), I. I question which caused discussion when of Massachusetts, who paid a visit to house in the proposal of the Government was ing five rooms on first floor, fow Honolulu in 1S95 for the purpose of rooms on second floor, and two Received made. marrying Miss Mott-Smit- h. The bride, rooms. Just from the Coast a Fresh Stock of In the letter of the Secretary, whic h mOTED. who was accompanied by her mother, Servants' quarters of three roona. not been first-clas- of GENTLEMENS' NECK WARE, states that the matter has was given away by Dr. F. B. Day, who, Everything s. submitted to the President, the only with his wife, had made Miss Goddard's i meth- BELTS, SOCKS. question which is discussed is the and acquaintance in Paris. Keeaumoku street Is one of tie Golf od of the issue. The deeper one of the Mr. Wood, contrary, to tradition, Shirts, new line, all colors 50c by residence streets In the city. capacity of the Territory to benefit showed remarkable dur- au- an issue of securities which were ceremony. al- ing the The bride, who prices terms, apply to thorized during the days of the Repub- ways looks beautiful, showed to special For and lic, was left untouched. The letter advantage in a dress of white voile ire in Stock anc K. says the decision as to the issue is bas- with lace insertion, a white ostrich Isoshi on opinion legisla- Co. King Street, above Bethel. ed the that further feather' boa and a hat with white chif- Island Realty Offer for Sale tion must be had before there could is- fon. sue any bonds under the old act. which LIMITED self and other countries. It has been ac Besides those mentioned there were FOUR to is section 2 of chapter 71. Laws of 1896, present: Mrs. K. C. Gibbons, SLAYERS customed describe itself as "beneath sec- F. Mrs. 204 Jur1 Building. the sky" or the world, "all within" the of the Republic of Hawaii. This J. B. Thomas and her two small chil- FACED WILCOX four seas, and "the middle kingdom." tion says, after authorizing the bonds, dren, Mrs. Howard, wife of Dr. How- and Such designations are due to ignorance, "No such bonds shall be issued except ard, both of Honolulu; the Misses and the ignorance is due to isolation. in pursuance of an act of the Legisla- Young, sisters of Mrs. Howard and Q The people have thought own that their ture, authorizing the same." daughters of Hon. Young of was only Alexander Mrs. Johnson Drew a Gun on a the land worth speaking of. There were issued under the act of Honolulu; Mrs. E. A. Thomas, mother ROOFING. wiven tnese conditions, it is not so 1896, at that session and the following Laundryman Who Tried to surprising that they have had their log- of the officiating clergyman, and Mr. BUILDING PAPER. one. over $1,200,000 of bonds, with no G. B. Zug. the on ical consequences ogical to . the Chi- lecturer art fill further authorization than the appro- -:-- PRESERVATIVE PAINT. Seize Her Clothes. nese. The ignorance has been persistent, enumerating purposes the conceit has issued in arrogance, the priation bills the 1200 1200 IMLBR AND 8TACK PAINT. arrogance has closed the doors of China for which the proceeds shall be used. In Judge Wilcox's court yesterday the Most of these bonds have been redeem- ' Members of the Privy Council. BSULATING COMPOUND. to the outside world until they were cases against Ah Ol, charged with bur- forced open, and has culminated in hos- ed under the terms of the annexation NEW YORK, July 26. Says the Lon- IlIDOX AND ROOF PAINT. glary in the first degree; W. D. Ham- tilities, and the hostilities have been In- resolution and the following acts. There don correspondent of the Tribune: tensified until they have attacked, in seems a discrepancy between two opin- LOTS ilton, with murder" in the second de- purpose, all lands and peoples, civilized ions, one of which permits the taking up Lord Mllner and Cecil Rhodes met gree, and Osakl Mankichi, Yamane and uncivilized. About a decade since the of bonds issued under certain condi- yesterday at Marlborough House, where IN KAVIOLANI TRACT Nenlchiro and Ihara IchiJOro, charged Chinese Minister to France was asked tions and the other declaring that the they were sworn in as members of the whether he regarded the Chinese civiliz- conditions are not sufficient to consti- privy council, with Lord Cromer, whose with murder in the first degree were ex- ation superior to the French. He tute authority for the bonds. earldom has been worthily earned. Mr. SUGARS, 6 Judge pressed surprise the question should to continued until August by Wil that The failure to make available this Chamberlain was not present. Mr. For Sale. CaW and be asked .and left no doubt as to his franulatea. cox. opinion of Chinese superiority. money, which would have been of use Rhodes is fully occupied with business The. cases will be presented to the Is to be wondered in the event of a loan act, will now and spends much time at Alfred Beit's OILS. it at, however, that Grand Jury for indictment. The pris- China has considered herself t? have no effect upon the finances of the house, where South African affairs are is not the "middle kingdom" Territory, as In the spe- discussed in detail. KAPIOLANI tool ud Linseed. oners were released under the recent It of absence of a THE TRACT extends the world, but It is of Asia. It lies in cific appropriation for its use the bonds from King street to the beach. A road ruling of Judge Gear affecting major- the middle and on the southeastern slope would to lie in treas- EXCUSE OR THIN COIN. have unissued the THIN of 60 feet width will be opened on PIPE COVERING, ity verdicts. of Asia. It incloses an area of 5,000,000 ury, and would play no part in reliev- tn Kuntz, square miles. Its circuit is 14,000 miles, ing the stringency in official affairs. "Give me back my penny!" howled a east side of the property adjoining this iMd'i Patent Elastic Section August Richard, alias Richard one-ha- lf or over the circumference of the Acting Governor Cooper does not take customer to the manager of the phono- Kamehameha Girls' School; saM road Omrlnf. charged illegal liquor selling, was globe. comprises one-thi- rd of Asia with It and other than a hopeful of situa- graph "fair." th view the to one-ten- of the whole earth. It is In- will extend the sea. ' fined $150 and costs. Defendant sold manager. habited almost exclusively by Chinese. tion, for the. assessments have reached "What for?" asked the mm, the liquor at his parent's place on Queen The foreigners are not yet numerous. such a figure as to show that with a "Why, you guarantee to refund the CROSS ROADS will be opeaed be- Wittr-pro- ma- Cold Water Paint, street. Thirty-seve- n dozen bottles of They are so few that the hostility to substantial income tax return there will money if the penny don't start the tween blocks. Every lot will have 'aAt us be no great shortage in chine," was the excited answer. "I am ind outside, In whit and beer, 33 quart bottles of wine, 1 them reminds of the Biblical proph- the Territorial frontage on a road. The elevations vary eoton. ecy that "one shall chase a thousand, finances during the period for going to have my rights. I put my pen- which from 40 high to 10 keg of wine, 22 small bottles of and two put ten thousand to flight." Its appropriations are made. ny In the slot, but I can't hear anything. feet feet high ahova PRESS gin and 6 flasks of whiskey were original eighteen provinces are various- This is an imposition. Just because T'm sea level. CLOTH, ly 1,348,870 2,000,000 R on premises. estimated at from to from Hoboken is no reason why you found the square miles, or nearly the equivalent of NO SWAMPS around the premises. with were: Mr. NOT UP TO should swindle me." Other cases dealt the States lying east of the Mississippi "Your penny was too thin," answered No freshet will enter the property. LIME AND BRICKS Knust, selling liquor, $100 and costs; River, plus Texas, Arkansas, Missouri manager, a suppressed cough. and Iowa. Its Great Plain extends from the with THERE IS AN to buy a part Mrs. Knust, selling liquor, nolle proed.; EXPECTATIONS "Had coin been of proper weight It OFFER the Great Wall north of Peking to the the property great . of the by a manufac- J. Noble, Alika, F. Sunderson. Trulsen, Junction of the Yang-tse-Kia- River would have either started the machine our refunding the equiv- turing company. The chances are tit drunkenness, $2 and costs; Ross, alias with the Poyang Lake 700 miles in The income tax returns do not come or necessitated length. It includes 210,000 square miles. alent." offer may be accepted. Thar is ever Rose, drunkenness, ssS forfeited; Yong - up to the expectations of the collector. AGENTS It support.- a population of 177,000,000, and "Can't understand how you make that reason to believe the prices of lots wtB FOB Saw, intending to commit an offense, Is more densely inhabited than any other The total number of returns turned in out," replied the Hoboken man. Yang-tse-Kian- g 2,775 increase in a short time. The owae? 2d; Yee Tong, gambling, Au equal portion of the world. The , was up to Wednesday night, and all you're too thick," chimed In SUGAR RVVIHTun August "Because v gust 2d. River is one of the world's day yesterday stragglers came in to file a newsboy who had just spent the pro- of the property will give all chances to P iTtndioo, CaL great rivers. Mrs. Johnson was arrested yesteroay their schedules. These were not refused ceeds of a recent sale on "I Love My purchasers to make money on their in- committed Chihll, Shantung, and Shansi are the and charted with having by per- Lou." vestments. weapon. three province in which the Boxer rev- the collector, but he would not an assault with a olution now exists. Chihli contains near- The Hoboken man at this forgot all has her mit the taxpayer to make affidavit to the of penny and. GROUND IB SUPERIOR to tusj appears that Mrs. Johnson ly 20,000,000 people. Peking, the seat of truth of his statement, under holding about the thinness his THE Jt Yesterday laun-riT-- v a disappeared fefWmi WORKS, laundering done out. a government for the empire, is supposed that he could not refuse to accept the In pursuit of the newsboy, tract In the market omninvp named Mlddleton called to contain from one to three millions. return when tendered. Representative among the crowd in the street. at her residence on Emma street with Shantung has a population of about Dickey, who originated the income tax THE PREMISES are situated wltbte a bundle, of clothes on which there was Shansi has a population of about bill, estimated that it would bring In half HIS FEARS RELIEVED. one mils and a half from the postoftoa J4.80 to pay. Middleton says tnat. ao.ro. 2,600,000. Hence the direct effects of the a million dollars, which would make it Johnson offered him z on acwiuiw Boxer revolution concern thus far about necessary for the taxpayers of Honolulu They sat in the parlor, these two, on THE GOVERNMENT WATER 10,000,000. pay by an- wtr. of National Cane- - ti refused to take, and there to on an average Income of $6,000. a sofa, and honored tradition PIPES are laid along the upper portion antiquity Is a part of Its colos- average $2,000 space them. helnc no hone of a compromise pro China's If the is this would bring nihilating between property. sal proportions, however the country may in only about $.r0,000 for Honolulu, and it The moon, according to the almanac, of the ceeded' to take the bundle back to hi chronologically, historically, Is time be viewed anticipated that the remainder of the sunk slnkingly at just about the cheapest any wagon, thereupon Mrs. Middleton politically, religiously, etc. Native writ- Islands will furnish a like amount. he had begun to feel at home, but In THE PRICES are of whipped out a Colts revolver and ers assign to their country myriads of his town they had no dollar gas (re- tract within two miles from the casta on c so ''fWicUeo, threatened" to blow his neaa years. Its mythological history antedates bate for payment in advance) and of the city. CaL didn't drop the clothes. He dropped 2862 B. C. Its legendary history covers Asserting an Ancient Bight. it was light in the parlor light enough 2205 his- door, to them and Mrs. Johnson laia me guu from 2862 to B. C. Its ancient NEW YORK, July 25. A dispatch to for little Johnny, behind the THE TERMS which will be gives to 2206 C. 221 A. D. going on. down on a bureau. Middleton denies tory extends from B. to see what was purchasers be over given any Mediaeval history covers from 221 to the Tribune from London says: "Ah, Miss Amy!" he exclaimed, feel- will the best CO having molested the woman In Its my any or Broke 1368 A. D. The last native dynasty was Hastings was the scene yesterday of ingly, "you are the queen of life by Real Estate Dealer "racioo. CaL way. 1368 my-er-my-- er Ming, extended from to old-tim- my star of hope that is. years in Hon Is somewhat the and it a most picturesque e ceremo-- j during the last twenty Mrs. Johnson's story 1644. Manchus have governed since Miss Amy, I love you." Middle-to- n The nial. The Guestling ALL says that when Brotherhood and With a queenly gesture she arose and lulu. different. She 1644. ! KINDS she Court, which is the curious title given usually OF hrniicht hpr laundry back The civilized nations of the globe have swept toward the door. She FOR TERMS or more particulars as found that several pieces the most formidable task of all time, If to the Council of the Cinque ports, allowed her mother to do the sweeping, 1660, did ply to were missing. She said that when the they undertake to subdue China by force, met there for the first time since but In this particular case she it 4 i: root me i or by religion, or 'by Western civiliza- to take steps to assert the ancient herself. She swept toward the door, lost was found she would and the young man, with a gasp of Nblry and not until then. Then, according to tion, or by all combined. Leslie's right of the barons or freemen of the despair, got fresh and told Weekly. , g .. port to take part In the coronation. The hollered: the lady. Middleton privilege "Why, Miss Amy. you are n t going her that she was going away on the was recognized in the ancient to turn me down, are you?" S. M. KANAKANUI. trvine to work him. WHITE LEAD A DEADLY POISON. days when the Cinque ports Hastings, Miss Amy had reached the c iter of Mrs. Romney, Hythe, Dover and Sandwich upward tto fr, irrah the laundry but the room, and,1 as she reached SURVEYOR AND MANAGER was too quick for him and got a vigorous campaign Is being carried constituted an important factor In the toward the chandelier she could reach Johnson eves-s- TRACT COM- - j pin which, according on against the use of blanc de ceruse national defense, but the claim which upward, for she wore loose sle he OF KAPIOLANI there first. After now replied, In sympathetic tones: . TtTirtfJleton grabbed her (carbonate of lead) In painting, unis is is made was allowed to lapse at PANT. tlt. ri,nc,nn exactly, Mr. Spooney; but I am to regain possession or in accordance with a resolution passed the coronation of Victoria and Wil "Not and used force t,v fhn Runerior' council of hygiene of liam IV. The usual of going to turn the gas down." the bundle. Getting scared, she picked number barons educated, you see. In ly- which ranked white lead among at a coronation is thirty-tw- o and th y She had been up a revolver which happened to be France, the school of practical understanding. poisons. is wen Known tnat j y a bead on Middle- - the deadly It are empowered to carry the cs Denver Times. ing handy and drew common cause of the Qu.-en- , G. AGHI this pigment is the l over the heads of King and W. & GO., quailed and maae a widespread among the ton, who i.n notsnnintr. so - j possess on " posts j and the right of putting COOHTEB for the police station. - painters. The director of and tele caps as soon erown-- a ,o loauorj for Mrs. John- their as the King is REAL ESTATE DEALERS graphs has rorDiaaen its use m on mo ed. and afterwards rmrtor control, and in addition AND BROKERS. son, who was arrested .,Q his I .. Mules on own recognizance. painters of .Grenoble have gone on Horses released her Mrs. the an Enter General Denials. ine revuivci nTonded and strike to demand tnat employers High Sheriff Brown that should use zinc white instead of lead NEW YORK. July 25. A let.er h:is H. & CO., Johnson told white Is far less poisonous. FOR SALE J. TAYLOR she only meant to frighten jvhuu.oi,, 7inc been received from Estrada Palma to attempt to remove but more expensive, as owing to its want GENERAL BLACKSMITH LNQ who persisted in his coats nave to oe lata on. Horatio Reubens, in which the former clothing she naa of "body" more the after ouj;u r The painters have sent out a circular to denies the utterances in favor of the To sxrive per Aloha and 8. N. CastU. rchant such action on his part. men in France asking for Taiior u-- all medical annexation of Cuba to the United about July 8th. support. They also ask for the sub- to says a dis- - With special given to Ship OF CHINA. their paid Into States attributed him, MATCH TEAMS, attention THE IMMENSITY scriptions of medical men to be i at of those prin- patch from Havana to the Tribune. He FINE DRIVERS, Work. Drays and Wagons made to ot fund in the name ! Go-'m- ez street, .. conceited, arro- - the strike upon denies also that General Maximo FAST PACERS, Just ciples of hygiene and sanitation lands and peoples medical men are al- - made similar declarations on the DRAY TEAMS. ETC. QUEEN STREET. gant. hostile to other which The Lancet I so. has not un- same occasion and says that he CHARLES H. BELLES' A Opposite Judiciary Building. It has always been It It ways Insisting. ij. learned its misconceptions concerning I THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, AUGU8T t, 1901.

JAS. F. MORGAN, U-I- M -- a' TEACHERS DA Ancttoneer anfl Broker Biscuit or Jinga HIRT WAISTS TUMBLED 65 QUEEN STREET, m1U P. 0. Box 594. Telephone 72. 8 vi svuic umoi miiu ui oiscuit or Water -S-UCH AS To the Tunc of WATER , CHAMPAGNE BENTS H. M. 13 I SHIRT WAISTg to 4 at ORANGE mm tea LEMON SNOW FLAKE f Punahou. V Wafers OYSTER STRAWBERRY ! GINGER I VANILLA PRETZELS 'Rah! Rah! ! GRAHAM Ray! Ray! Ray! CHOCOLATE Transport Thomas EDUCATOR i U. S. A.!" leathern-lunge- Etc., JUST OPENED THE So yelled the d peda- Etc., Etc.,' Etc. gogues at Punahou yesterday, while -- received a fresh their ball players exerted every effort Just shipment of the above at to wrest a victory from the local Stars. Novelties The crowd which witnessed the game Newest yesterday must have exceeded fifteen HENRY MAY CO hundred and it was the biggest assem- & bly that has invaded Punahou pasture for many a long day. The teachers LIMITED. FKOM NEW YORK I1J in faces which were there force and the TELETHON US-- SK, 24 and 92. FORT one never misses at a baseball game, STRf be the weather wet or fine or the qual- P. CU BOX 386. ity of the play good, bad or indiffer- ent, were very much in evidence yes- Ladies' terday. The victors' nine looked well on pa- per; composing it were men who learn- some of America's tire ed their ball in Rubber ! Waists greatest schools. Shirt ALL SIZES. FRESH ST( The teams were as follows: ataru Catfhcr 1 Oorman: Ditcher. B. Joy; first base, D. Davis; second base, A. Moore (captain); third Date, A Morralltno: shortston. A. L. Castle; right field, Tobin; center field, J. Klley; luft fiiri .t Marcanino. Teachers Catcher; McGovern; pi r K Indiana Univer sity; first base, P. E. Force, University THESE GOODS ARE OF A SUPERIOR r, xiirvnosntn.: second Dase. w. Moore (captain), Indiana. University, thtri huso o V. A Walton. New Jer sey Normal School; shortstop, W. Hill, QUALITY, THOROUGHLY WELL MADE Harvard; right neia, k. 1j. ivirK, mis-Bfuir- i statn Fniversity: center field, J Nason, University of Minnesota; left field, A. F. Eastman, Princeton. AND HIGHLY FINISHED The Teachers' nine included several very fine individual players, but the team was greatly handicapped by never having played together before yester- day. With practice, their nine would be a very formidable one. The Stars did not put their best team THE LATEST AND BEST. was in the field. Joy, who pitched, Note Compound life loaned by the Police for the occasion. Springs: add and wearing quali'ii All Sizes in the following Materials: A. L. Castle and A. Marcalltno, both old Oahu College boys, played for the Stars for the first time, as did Tobin. CALL AND PRICES RICH game memoers of Auction Sale INSPECT. Prior to the the OF both teams indulged in opening up ex ercise. The preliminary worK oi. iu City Colored Grass Cloth, Stars was clean and snappy, and made Treasury Stock in the a vorv fnvnrjihle inrmression with the Mill Co,, Ltd. Pacific Cycle & HfgJ onlookers. The Teachers, on the other appeared to be unsteaay, anu in hand, 1065 FORT STREET. Plain Cham brays, Latest colors, their warm-u- p showed very plainly that they had not recovered from the ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 6. effects" of their voyage. "Thd stnrsi wpre firm favorites with AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, 10 6 We the crowd, and odds of to against At mv salesroom. 65 Queen street. He- - have just received a fine line of Black Chambray, the Teachers were freely lam Dy tnese Auction, by irontrv v.ho cannot enjoy any kind of nolulu, I will sell at Public a contest unless they have money on It. order of the treasurer, Mr. C. K. AI yella The teachers, amid a tumult of 60 Shares of the Treasury Stock f th Silk Goods, Jewelry 1 from their supporters, went to bat first CITY MILL CO., LTD. Striped Zephyrs, and faced Joy. They failed to unravel GOODS, him, and a goose egg marked tneir WATCHES, GENTS' FURNISHING efforts. JAMES F. MORGAN, SILK KIMONOS. "Easy money!" roared the rooters ror AND CREPE wow, wow, wow, AUCTIONEER the home nine. "Wow, Theee goods are all new, and of pattern Canvas Cloth, in white and colors, wow, easy money, wow, wow, wow,'" the latest they chatted gleefully, when their pets compiled a brace in the first. The visitors agajj failed to score In the second. Verily, Pitcher Joy was a White Lawns, Beautifully Trimmed. vellum bound surprise to them. Hono- & CO. lulu got a couple more home, and the ADA AS 141 score at the end of the second inning Hotel Street. read, Stars 4, Teachers 0. McGovney, who cultivates a style of It Will Pay You to Trade With Us. pitching peculiarly his own, had not found himself yet. In the words of the crowd, "He was a pudding." WE WILL NOT QUOTE PRICES BUT g The Thomas people were by no means disheartened by their nine's indifferent showing, but scattered verbal crumbs SIMPLY SAY THAT WE HAVE of comfort more lustily than ever. "Poor fellows, it is to weep," re- marked a wag. MARKED THEM AT THE LOWEST "They'll have something to write I There is Strength and Vigor home about, anyway," retorted another sympathetic genius, compassionately. POSSIBLE PRICE: The third proved barren for both ag ::::::: gregations. IN EVERY DROP. The Teachers seemed to get going in the fourth, and catcher McGovern created a diversion by attempting to first and findinsr a billet for Drink the Famous his ball in the cranium of Barney Joy, who was at bat. "Well stopped!" shouted the specta- tors delightedly. "Shoot up at 'em," shrieked a small boy, "every time you hit the cocoanut you get a good cigar. Three runs were credited to the Ped- agogues in the fifth, G. W. Moore pav- Ladies ing the way for a couple of them by a giant hit. The Stars, not to be out- Sold by All Dealers. done, also registered three, making the Please score at the end of the fifth, Stars 9, Teachers 3. The sixth and seventh netted one to Inspect the Teachers, and in the fatal eighth thJ Stars piled up four by brilliant BOOKCASES, balL not unaided by a sprinkling of SECTIONAL scholastic errors. Our Jffith the score 13 to 4-- against them till visitors opened and closed the ninth abortively, and the game was over. OFFICE DESKS, Fine The score by innings: 123456789 ! Teachers 0000310004 Stock Stars 22023004 13 For the visitors Moore, Nason and LETTER FILES, Kirk particularly distinguished them- selves. The team as a whole is a good one, and with practice would give Ho- nolulu's nine a hard rub. They played INDEXES the game yesterday for all they were CARD worth, and though beaten, retired from the diamond in no wise disgraced. The Stars played to their, record. SAFES Davis at first was sloppy at times, but AND on the whole rendered valuable assist- ance to his side. Tobin showed occa- sional gleams of his former stick brll-- 1 liancy, but was sadly out of condition. CO., Trained, he would speedily get into the shipments recently arrived and just unpacked. 1 game again. Joy pitched invincible ball at first, buc was rather heavily battered to- ward the close of the game. "Old Pal" Gorman gave him excellent support, LIMITED. and was. as usual, a host In himself. IAS. P. MORGAN C. A. Ames, of Boston, is in the FOR SALE BY city trying to interest the local board Q,ueen of education in the system of vertical St., Honolulu. writing, with the hope of securing Its introduction in the Honolulu schools. IIS! MB. The dedication of the new Kawaia-ha- o Queen Street. & ft organ place tonight, 65 H. takes I Church Hackfeld and a fine musical program has been Box 594. Ttlephont 7L prepared. P. 0. THE PACIFI COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU AUGUST 2 1901.

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. n,r is of- - vara. .nrn located a. leaves truing- r ivi t miw' jj, """i-- uui"" 'p to ine coast. want- - ! Ninety-fou- r STERLING are W 't nainters deaths were reported to 10,000 BARRELS PaintCr' n Kln8IOfejrd f HCaUh dUriDK "e milling can secure a J. Baeheldor, license inspector, moved -- consulting ou. into his office in the treasurv i1m,.,,i nfin bv ment yesterday. WATER TDBE BOILERS. Yesterday's P ... h been appointed arrests included Woi,n ambling; M. Marks Roche Harbor Lime Ferreira, indecent xposure; Christen and an unirnr, - drunkenness. ' ?oda Works is do- (iianL..n0R in SOU UillllVf All members of the Amateur in? are expected to be DUE TO ARRIVE days- at Kawaiahao tf0 and nurt-- tins evening by 7:45 sharp, to rdIe;af',ion today at ake Part in the concert. Hamm-Youn- g f- - Von PiSTfi -iture sale j. imiicu uu me reru Co. ex- - and will resume practice had considerable at his office Ex. Ship Henry has on Alakea Villard. Ltaiion store, desires po-- street, where he can be found, and also at the Hawaiian Hotel. Queen Tonight at 8 o'clock the new organ AGENTS. Street. Kawaiahao Church will at sment of 25 per cent on fiPrt0,i wiin an appropriate program of mu- sic. Hackfeld & The admission is 50 cents, and M 3T1I15fiweLJ at , ,1 r tickets can be bought at tne ft door. church mercnant X Theo. H. Davies & t in cine, the Jean Gerardy, Co., u" in the great 'cello player Oahu Carriage Mfg. Co., Ltd. , announces will be here at ....; a! tV the end of the month s--. from the Colonies, and will give a con- R1YEB STREET. limit:, cert in the Hawaiian Opera N 12553, model House .. .nd bicycle. Musical people are looking Painting, Blacksmithing and Trimming a specialty. ?., of same forwarrian lost. Tn finder event with Pleasant anticipations-.- , Hl '....H bv returning the ALL. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Hardware Department. 'Vared Smith has received an appli- Pbona Blue ML P. O. Box m I ,his office. cation from Wflshimrtnn fn ot the Vsn!allm,the Isabella in order nat , Cemetery department may rst'nbee notice eise make a study of 5th instant, any changes due to Hawaiian culture. ; this paper. ine cuttings will be forwarder! as. joairine to purcnuse xito.n- - questeu. r. ce 0e"""o tVioIr art ... lrties win iiu i ine Kepublican central committee mcall on Judd & Co., in tne held anotner meeting veateroav t M hiniainK. siflpr .lllrle-- linnr'a ntfo.r-- t - T T . G nrlX.U . . a : . r . the absence or ncmj - - uucm iu tppuiiit ms court omcials. nnti f.iwnseiiu T- "- " wis. rv. atlll- - willr hold ""iu Men's' Negligee Shirts, - 85e nird Hitchcock their Aian for the position of Hawaiian in- - of attorney. lerpreter. 0a .in with cushion- -frame Mr .T -A M .Tntitionn . io!93 IU ri ' tuojiagci Ui Lire ThiB is the best we ' shirt news Lter brake, just received by the Hawaiian and Honolulu Paper Com-- hare had to tell this Ts. Pntter Co.. Ltd. Call and pany, will leave in the Peking fnr season because of the way we buy them, in large tney vyiu np u ami and 6"c " vuicago. air. jonnson quantitiep, we get a big one. ac aiiangciuciim iur tne exten- reduction in price that's ..!nu The sDecial sale at M. sion of the business of his company i why we can sell them so cheap. yes- - Go's Lace House began while in the States. Putnam's 4 ! These Shirts are made of excellent and a few of the test values An American named Lawton sustain. Madras, Percale and go and purchase M out. Better ed a Dad cut just over the eye, last Gingham, in vey excellent new oro all cone. J and stylish designs UK.i....J night, by a fall upon the stone pave- today, at his spacious sales- - ment on King street near the postoffice and colorings. w,mpr of Merchant and Alakea entrance. A Chinaman claims to have Cherry The prices run from 85c to $1.75 each. Will E Fisher will sell at put)- - seen some one knock the man down, .ion a valuable assortment of He was taken home by friends. k,Jd fnrnishinKS. etc. Rev. Mr. Hartley, of the Anti-5?aln- nn km & Co.. Queen street, have league, has secured offices in the new s The firm Mclntyre building, and will be - ad in today's issue. estab- Cough Fancy Shirt Waists, 75c BDcned a very nne line or naueu Lucre as soon as tne Dunaing is - - .... j , ,, - . . V. , ... . 1 . i't c-- ...... fTlx. i .. :.. i i i rr AA uuihicicu. x ne ministeri s ramiiy nave SALE in the East. Ladies requiring taken a cottage on Lunalilo street, , j -- ( Biin-ri- nr mijllltv VAIlul near the residence of Theo. Lansing, Made of Lawns,. Muslins, Linen Color Grass Cloth and : OP &! w inspec tnese gooas. Tfi Hawaiian law reports are being Comfort Fancy Stripe Madras cut on the latest lines and sent to the various State secretaries Balvation Army, in exchange for the law reports receiv- - made with the the most perfect workmanship. A

. m , ed from them. was . - . - It found that some our prices of the Hawaiian reports were Badly they will go in a jiffy. There is awide worm-eate- n, Cures coughs and colds quicker WOllLCIS nti"...... and it was necessary to range to choose from . f haye over a hundred books rebound. than any other known remedy. It ie Women's Home under the Prices run from 75c and upward. udge M. M. Estee, of the Uriked is quite agreeable to take and the Lace: : : : cv of Colonel French. The bulk tates District Court, with Mrs. Estee. - first dose will give relief. lorning was taken up in a con- have gone out to the Annex to spend Her in of the foreign speaking wor several weeks by the seaside. Judge Parasol. Estee has not been as well recently as If you have a cough don't neg- parasol my lady brings be, (Curtains Her should he he and thinks the change lect It. There's no cure for con- To screen the sunshine from iRicans and others. It was de- of air will bring him back to his usual health. sumption in advanced stages. A her face notation on every Island as soon A thins of slenderness and (j can be secured persons able to Alexander Herman, a seaman who' neglected cough leads to con- race, died the Queen's Hospital July 31, theae various tongues. at sumption. WE WILL CLOSE OUT AT A fluttering of scarlet atringc offi-progr- was buried yesterday from Mrs. Wil-- ; dttnge is announced in the dainty froth of silken for tonight. It was to liaras' undertaking parlors, under the RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES auspices of the Seaman's Union, the in-- It Is particularly valuable for things. n a private uuiueia OUR LOTS CUR- A whirl of ribbon of terment taking place at Pearl City. The and lung diseases, such as SMALL OF and ta and council. P. C. Jones, who representatives of the union were at- - throat lace ten kindly Colo- - TAINS. WE HAVE THEM IN entertaining the tired in the conventional sailor's togs, j colds, croup, whooping cough, and Her Parasol. Major, was most ' ai anxious that Carpenter Pender, who arrived on the influenza. Children take it FINE EFFECTS. She bought it at Ehlers' of fiiima Chapel congregation might j Peru, is attached to the Navy Depart- - eourse, where they sell all an nearmg opportunity oi tne ment. He succeeds Carpenter May at kinds from cheapest to - j the iiaders. Major Wood therefore the local naval station. One of his du- Three and one-ha- lf yards long, the range anged will operations best. Prices from that the corps shall ties be to look after at $1.50 $10 j to each. Have you from their hall at 7 p. m. and Pearl Harbor. He is accompanied by from his wife and family, and will remain seen the small carriage kind? j They're unique. i Here for the next two years at least, King street, and at 7:30 conduct 25 AND BOTTLES. meeting in the chapel. It is Miss Pettis, who is making her home i very $1.25 a pair. with Mrs. Gere, and who has been Ail-Wo- that many of those who live in Hew. ol, j ill Queen's Hospital some and Kalihi - in the for Mine Sailings. will avail them- timo haq rwnvprpH llffipientlv tn lin- - this opportunity to hear these j dertake the trip to the Coast, and will Christian workers. Following leave today via the Peking. Her many They are 36 Inches wide and eome In weting the - Army people will re- friends hope to see her much improved plain colors; are weight ineir hall for their banquet a month veryjight in and in health when she returtis M. Co. decidedly ; or so hence. Brasch & and dressy. The price la 50c Articles of incorporation were flted FOAT ,lB'lff,I TnT.HTf per --ard. 1 Transport Evening. witn tne treasurer oy juaa 4 JOB SWBftggg HOTEL STREET. M Co., Ltd., with a capital of $10,000. an. ana gayety reigned on the and power to increase the capital to A. R. Cunha, Telephone 157. Your Little Girl win iaoi evening. The $50,000. The officers are - , S. president; Vn Pltaroil f : ntlA . I president; feacny, vice iui cany iu A. W. Judd. secretary and treasurer, And the measure of her pleasure King, the schoolma'ams don- - and R. J. Pratt, auditor: and these In her never-ceasin- g leisure teir prettiest fabrics, wore men, with Frank Andrade, are the in their corporators. The corporation will ac- i .Is a little world pf treasure anu awaited ine com quire the brokerage business formerly Decked ae townsfolk. The Dedaeoeues in a white dress from carried on by Allan Judd. EHLERS. aboard the great white A party of school ma'ams from the proved themselves able en-- Thomas were strolliner up Punchbowl .uu icvipiucaieo ior many street yesterdav. one or mem suuuemy rcors extended to them by Ho- - discovered a papaia tree, and excited- - If you want your little girl to be as uc naw) in Knnn ri i yt v nnnir 1111 mi iiitr i. uu nt ie ' - well dressed as the other little girls, -- rrm,wici nr I'Mr v "j c: r c t iiiciruu. cav. wtn w-- ui w B ' '"Oh, girls! you must buy her white Dress 'U at discoursed the music most cal- - ment of her companions, m .Dleasc tho. mt There's a magnolia tree; see me uig Ehlers. They are made we mean the louuia, ne ves- - ..... , r-- i- - given i DU1DS UP 411 i I have read over entirely to re- - lnere dresses, not the girls of dainty n. .. . the , about them so often, and I never lgted from stem You know, those Swisses and Organdies to fit little girls ,nL host nt to'T thought to see one. bulbs all break out into blossoms, and from 6 to 14 years of age. most beau- DUInher they say they are just the Of the townimonnio ve tiful in the world."

Kaapp Heturns. GREAT BREAK feline Knapp, formerly news B. F. Ehlers & Co the San Pr,. Qhainless, board FORT STREET. the transport Thomas. IN LACES! For one week only we offer (Cushion ... Frame, u sne has been at work COT? ON TORCHON LACES with Insertions to match, from 7 t lne schools Of 1 3 at "9Iaibr the Nnrth to inches wide M. E. Killean Co I Coaster Brake. ibl , - a, "STsird. Unite ..a o. uujusnea in Sc. Is a -- or 12 yards for Wc. There i work . " u utiier to Makes Rough Roads Smooth. HOTEL STREET. 2r:av m the Islands very wide range of patterns - choose from regular Torchon de-Sig- ns. Call in and take a Free Ride. French was one of . Has taken the agency for the Hawaiian yard, should Islands for the F. THOMAS PARISIAN k ' "earner ms nere on This price, 5c per ter the revnimi bring straight to our store every DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS, ih'.i. .i In trt. i wo or woman who has a possible need SAN FRANCISCO. ve her naner. thP Jr of for Laces. Dry eT.0 leries otters. Pearson & Potter Co, Ltd. !s utn..-- aetlvP m the Mr. H. N. Cauwet, Superintendent of - Power jr- Journalism. Learn the Full Dyeing money by looking over our the F. Thomas Parisian and of Street, Telephone Main 317. will-b- JAPANESE SILKS at 35c per 926 Fort Cleaning Works, la In the city, and ithiR;.. sold at 50c per at the local agency dally from 10 ta W" yard; regularly Cleaning Ciift of the light, thin 12 7 T - yard. They are the a. m. until August 6th, and will give are particularly de- weaves that I hls personal attention to the prompt and "av n - fancy work; all colors, " L"'iad tne Ha- sirable for white, To Buv perfect execution of all orders for dye- fey ' orange, reds, blues, pinks, reived notification ing and cleaning. etc, . of an eiu u-t- he 48 Is mucn nnw la called to our FRENCH DRY CLEANING PROCESS, F.iev 7 h's share of The quality Plumbing Material Special attention lUt the prlce-- CENTS PER YARD in 35 which la Invaluable for the most expensive articles, as no matter how elabor luT SPatUm first-cla- ss would Indicate. WITHOUT A PLUMBER to put up the articles In style is ately trimmed the garments can be beautifully cleaned, whole and without ir1,,.."11 occupied the Veilings of very nMui uivah6' - - m - any Injury to color or fabric. Stains are removed from the moat delicate ar- Now For one !W.iaeluckv ie cru,s Novelties-SQUARE-M- ESH have been "cinched" so often by plumbers that they are afraid to set ticles. KID GLOVES CLEANED to look like new. Feathers, Feather Boa n 13 one of We are showing the latest lulu CiiiEJ " in tne lw BLUE VEILING onto a job oy aay wur dyed, cleaned, curled and made waterproof. Never attempt to remove stain wei&hi"g with gilt borders. PLUMBING SHOP will put your plumbing In condition and as In almost every case, result In making the stain worse than be- of SJ' in the VEILINGS. BArLEYS it will. poiVu,ld.s- - Despite PLAIN CHIFFON sewer for a very low figure. And guarantee the Job will fore. Fine lace curtaln8 our specialty. DOUBLE-EFFEC- T VEIL- connect with the Ote as anvth! machin- - THE by the GOVERNMENT officials. And also guarantee ! i 1 PASS INSPECTION b!? lne mn at- - ING. ... . 1 . ... day work by honest men Is cheaper than contract. Contracts are likewise a sampie aline, that NOVELTY VEILS, no two however, and promptly filled by ready made Come taken, J t "cari4 ;hinese they are tailor along before they're all sold. Bailey's Plumbing Shop FINEST FRENCH CORSETS GOODS LARGE INVOICE V ttteCo."., y?terday on S, SACHS DRY PLUMBERS, JUST RECEIVED. 1 QF MATERIAL AND ne has IMPORTERS tnontrreIS 7 FITTING CORSETS on a va- - I NO. im KING STREET. A SPECIALTY. COMPANY, LTD. na bhhbs THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, AUGU8T 2, 1901.

THE PACIFIC HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE. MORE CLAIMS A LOT Canadian-Australia- n Royal Oimmcrclal Advertiser ARE REGISTERED Honolulu, August L 1901. Will TV.L Entered at the Postofflce at Honolulu, THREE LOTS H. T., Second-clas- s Matter. .21100 The Court of Fire Claims has reached SAMS or STOCK. Capital Vsl Bid Alk Issued Every Mail Steamship Company Morning Except Sunday 5,706 in the numbering of the claims filed by the w for its consideration, and the total Mercantile. j"1 ell lots to HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY, 0. Brewer & Co 1,000,000 100 - 1 P.A money asked by 425 m- ho ohnrA Hnp rucnine n connection with the CANADIAN amount of the the N. Dry Goods B. and Sydney, N. i Von Holt Block, No. 65 South King St. $2,274,960.27. CDTIC RAILWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, C, claimants is The court now t o., i.ta 60,000 100 100 Q., are B. A Co., 200,000 T., and calling at Victoria, B. C, Hono lulu, and Brisbane, A. W. PEARSON Business Manager. is considering many of the small claims U Kerr Ltd 60 45 COLLEGE . av- e for clothing and personal effects, the XD-u-- HonolMl-u.- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: erage reaching some fifty a day. at Wi 5,000,000 20 25 dates below stated, Tlx: For the United States (including Ha- 25: U On or about the It is the expectation that the court will Samoa 175,000 100 at the same pn waii Territory): remove from its quartets Monday of next Saw. Aericnltural Cc 1,000,000 100 '.::,807Hi Vie-(Fro- m Victoria, ine Sydney and Brisbane, for Vancouver and ior 3 months $2 00 week. The small conflict which seemed Haw. Com. A Bug. Co 2,312,750 100 ""ru size in w 4. B. Brisbane and Sydney: 6 month 4 00 to be about to arise between the officials Hr.vrenan sugar uo. 2,000,000 20 30 Si torim and Vancouver, C: 760,000 100 147 locations. i 8 Bbnomo .. Thecal. 1 year 00 of the Legislature and the court appears Honokaa 2,000,000 20 AORANGI . . .1 AUG. 3 in operation ,ong Advertising rates on application. to have been settled. As the outiook Haiku 50C.000 100 226 .Ji AUG. 28 MOANA AUG. 31 now is the Superintendent of Public Kahuku 500,000 20 ay complete MlOWERA Works will over of Klhel Plan. Co.Lt... 2,500,000 50 y0Uj SEPT. 26 MIOWBRA SEPT. 28 take the ball the 160.000 it 'AORANGI today fix up rooms Kipaaulu 100 110 House and the corner Soloa 800,000 100 170 on the Waikiki end of the building, one Kona Sugar Co. 500,000 100 Jljljl for Clerk Meheula and the other for the McBryde 8. Co.Lt. A 882,500 20 Speaker. " Paid up 1,650,000 90 11 now running fall-Ma- ' The sale The magnificent new service, the "Imperial Limited," la This would permit court to have Nahlku Sugar Co. A 20 agent, making run la 199 the the Paid utj 20 i,, WHEN VANCOUVER ANI' MONTREAL, the bean rooms for their sitting Monday, for fur- railway service in world. TIMEJABLE. OahuBugarOo. 8,600,000 100 185 srlthout change. The finest the niture is on hand for the arrangement of 1,000,000 20 from Honolu lu to Canada, United State and Onomea Stxrwugh tickets issued Bar? 1, the room the moment it is found that Otikala 500,000 20 13K From and after Jan. 1901. - ( 812.500 Olaa Busar Co. LtAi 20 8 r-- there will be no one to- suffer by the 2 111 L. ! I i i i j Wm freight and passage and all gen eral Information apply te OUTWARD. " Paid up i 2,500,000 20 ' runa 4 change of quarters. Olowalu uw.wo 100 'iio Dally Dally Dally Dally Daily Paauhau Bug. Plan. Co 5,000,000 50 and ex. Pacific 500,000 100 Stations. ex. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Caste & Unsdal. Theo, H. Daties & Co., Ltd., Gen'l Agts. Sun. Sun. Paia 750.000 100 275 p.m. p.m. Pepeekeo 760,000 100 175 a.m. a.m. a.m. Pioneer 2,000,000 100 100 29. 389 Honolulu . . 7:10 9:15 11:05 3:15 5:10 Recorded July No. M. Kanoho Waialua An. Co 4.500,000 100 85 Pearl City .. 8:03 9:48 11:40 3:47 6:30 and husband of Hamakualoa, Maui, to Wailuku a 700,000 1100 877 252,000 i 100 Alhprt ft Ewa Mill ...8:82 10:08 12:00 4:05 600 S. Waimanalo Kahakauila of Hamakualoa, Maui; Walmea 125,000 100 Waianae . 10:80 4:49 one share in hui land of Peahi, Naoa 80 Co Waialua . 11:55 5:49 and Keaalii, Hamakualoa, Maui. Con- BtSAHSHtF COI. Steamship . 12:22 6:16 8. & Co 500,000 100 100 Oceanic Kahuku ..... Wilder $50. sideration inter-Iilan- d 8. 8. Co. 500,000 100 95 FINANCIAL INWARD. No. 390 S. B. Kanna and wife of Wai-he- e, Maui, to Pahia (w) of Hamakua- Miscellaneous- AGENT Time Table: Dally Dally Dally Dally loa, Maui; share in hui land of Peahi, Stations. Hawaiian Elect ic uo. 250,000 100 105 Tba fine Passenger Steamers of this line will arrive and leave this port Sun. Hamakualoa, Maui. Consideration $45. Hon. Bp. Tr. A Ld. Co. 250,000 100 No. 391 M. Kanoho and husband of Mutual Telephone Co. 89,000 10 "9 ider: a.m. p.m. p.m. 0. B. A L. Co 2,000,000 100 100 6:36 2:08 Waihee, Maui, to Auwana of Hama People's Ice A Bel. Co. 150,000 100 I Kahuku A. FRIDAY, AUGUST 2. AT 4 p. m. . . .. 8:19 2:60 kualoa, Maui; share hui land of Peahi, citric nnA UahJ l ZEALAND Waialua Bans. tvrvi UIIU UUI1U D Waianae . . . . 7:10 .... 3:86 Naoa and Keaaliis, Hamakualoa, Maui. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. FROM SAN FRANCISCO. f Ewa Mill 6:59 7:45 1:05 4 42 Consideration 150. First National Bank... 110 AUG. 7 Ma-kawa- trfOMA AUG. SIERRA Pearl City ..... 8:15 93 1:90 441 No. 392 S. K. Sniffln and wife of o, Pint Am. Savings Bk. AUG. 21 MARIPOSA AUG. 17 Honolulu . . . 6:5 8:35 2:06 M. 4k Trust Co 102 MARIPOSA 28 IM Maui, to Muniz of Makawao, AUG. 27 SONOMA AUG. aa i . VMNTURA . DENISON, f! SMITH, Maui; piece land, Kokomo, Makawao, Bonds. ti 11 SEPT. 7 P. c ... wm wui wi OIQCK SEPT. ALAMEDA G. & $200. iiuiiuiuiu Hf.iinm 17 VENTURA SEPT. IS Superintendent. P. T. A Maui. Consideration BIKRRA SEPT. 393 Haw. Govt. 5 per cent. ALAMEDA OCT. 2 ALAMEDA SEPT. 28 No. M. G. Mendonca" to Jno. R. Silo B. R. Co. 6per ct "ioo SONOMA OCT. 8 SIERRA OCT. 9 METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. de Souza; piece land (3 acres), Kaupa-kulu- a, Hon. 8.T.4L Co OCT. 23 AT, AM EDA OCT. 19 Hamakualoa, Maui. Considera- Ewa Plantation 8 100 ALAMEDA 0. B. A L.. Co ja ; OCT. 30 Order for tha purchaa or VBNTURA ..OCT. 29 SONOMA By the Government Survey, Published tion $180. Oahu 8 p. e 9 Plant, ALAMEDA NOV. 13 ALAMEDA NOV. Every Monday. No. 394 M. G. Mendonca to M. Mar- Olaa Plan. 8 d. e Biocas ana Bonds cartfoJly NOV. 29 SIERRA NOV. 19 VENTURA tins; piece land (5 acres), Kaupakulua, Waialua Ag. Co. 9 p. e MO promptly executed. DEC. 4 ALAMEDA NOV. 29 ALAMEDA o as Hamakualoa, Maui. Consideration $395. m TRXXn. Loans negotiated. No. 397 H. Achong to Lee Chu; por- Hilo and Puna Div. 217 steamers, Agent are pre-- s e tion lots and 255, Kulaokahua, Ho- SALES. In connection with the sailing of the above the ?i nolulu, Oahu. Consideration $2,600. to issue, to intending passengers. Coupon Through Tickets by any ? a Morning session Forty-seve- n Ewa, $25. from San Francisco, to all points in the united states, ana rrom No. 399 Kealanui to Kealaliilii; in-- A European ports. terest in R. P. 6456, kul. 4463, Wailuku, jr b i;mt round noor, Judd Tork by any steamship line to all a 90 0? 29 66 78 6-- IToe 2 its 4 Maui. Consideration $10. rofiomct dox wo. TewpAtm PARTICULARS, APPLY TO S 90 01 29 96 74 84 00 2 MS 9 Classified Advertisements. FURTHER mi M 29.90 '29.98 74 (4 0 6 KB 4 No. 408 Makanoe to Kanoho; R. P. HONOLULU. T 128 96 29.90 98 84 01 8 NK 8 2369 (11 acres), W Wailua, Hilo. Hawaii. 29 94 29 90 99 80 "Co 71 10 KS 2- -0 $10. T 2S 29 96 29 98 67 86 04 8 KB 2--8 Consideration F 28 98 29.94 74 83 .01 6 NX No. 409 Kanoho et al. to George Ross; WANTED. Wm. G. IRWIN & Co interest in R. P. 2367, Wailau, N. Hilo. MILLINER wanted; must be a good Business men Barometer corrected to 32 F. and Hawaii. Consideration $825. trimmer. Address, stating experience, LIMITED level, and for standard gravity of Lat-- 45. No. 413 S. K. Mattoon and husband "Competent," Advertiser Office. 5925 Agents Oceanic S. Co. This correction is .06 for Honolulu. to C. McLennan; undivided interest in can save General S. 4333, A NUMBER of good painters, at once. Grant Kihalani, N. Hilo, Hawaii. Apply to V. Paulsen, King street. TIDES, SUN AND MOON. Consideration $300. 5925 No. 416 Mele Kanoho and husband to many hours a 5 5 5 5 Awana; interest in hui land of Peahi, UNFURNISHED five or six room 5 a j 2 a 1 b g 5 7 5 B te a Naoa and Kealii, Hamakualoa, Maui. house. Address P. O. box 570. 5924 a b F - b Mail Co, U 2 "5 o f Hi a 1 9 Consideration $50. Pacific ., I Steamship (jq a a k FIRST-CLAS- S milliner and saleslady. List of deeds filed for record July 31, Apply at the M. E. Killean Co., Ltd., p.m. Ft. a.m am. p.m.! j Se b 1901: Hotel street. 5923 ion 29 2.54 1.8 2 u 7.44 10.04 5 S2 6.4G 8.58 1st. Party. 2d Party. Class. flat-bottom- A SECOND-HAN- D ed boat, Occidental & Oriental S.S. Co. Cues 80 3.30 1 9 8.02 8.28 10.27 5.82 6.40 4.54 Hawaii Land Co. C. Copp, Jr. with centerboard; must be in good 1 4.03 8 47 10:52 Wed.. 31 l.Oj 9.13 5.3) 6.89i 5.61 and wife D condition. W. W. Dimond. 5923 M. A. G. . . rhur 1 4 12 1 8' 4.26 9.58 11 2: 6.59 7 41 J. Camara Correa D Toyo frid.. 2 5 17 1.8 5.14 10.45 LI 55 5.34 6.38! 8.21 A. G. Correa M. C. Camara ... D $1,090.00 To enlarge a well established and Kisen Kaisha. business. Quick returns; no risks. port 9t. 8 5 54 1.7 6 CO U 40 p.m 5.S46.87 9 06 Address "Q.," Advertiser. 6920 Steamers of the above companies will call at Honolulu and leave this ran.. 4 6 35 1.8j 6 0 0.27 li 43 6.84 6.86 9 48 AT A MEXICAN HOTEL. en or about the dates below mentioned: Isfll Hon.. 6 7.21 1.8 7.M 1.06 9 S.S 6 86 10 88 A WOMAN to do family washing. In- FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. i FOR SAN FRANCISCO. The dining room is scrupulously quire at this office. 6918 . Full moon on the 29th at 9:51 a. m. clean, and the mozos are in attendance Accniss me i.uu PERU . . AUG. 1 PEKING AUG. 3 are from AUG. 9 AUG. 13 Times of the tide taken the in their spotless white blouses (which COPTIC GAELIC United Coast and Geodetic Sur- our POSITIONS WANTED. From 17 j 29 States resemble shirt waists, with the AMERICA MARU AUG. HONGKONG MARU AUG. vey m a ru M'WArwi'i mi i . r m PEKING AUG. 24 CHINA AUG. 17 tables. gathering string let out at the bottom), CLERK with plantation experience de- The tides at Kahului and Htlo occur the corners tied in a hard knot in front sires situation, either in town or on THBKPl TBArafl DAILY GAELIC SEPT. 3 DORIC SEPT. I one below HONGKONG MARU SEPT. 11 NIPPON MARU SEPT. 13 about hour earlier than at Honolulu. the waist. The first meal of the plantation. "Z.," this office. 6925 19 SO day Is desayuno, SEPT. 19 PERU SEPT. 21 Hawaiian standard time is hours called and consists TRAINS DAILY CHINA be- usually of of bread, TWO minutes slower than Greenwich time, different kinds From Portland. ing that of the meridian of 157 degrees 30 some very fancy and sweet, with coffee FOR RENT. minutes. The time whistle blows at I'M or chocolate, also fruit and eggs, if you A CENTRALLY located office. Apply m p. m., which is the same as Greenwich, 9 desire them. After a very slow canter to Jas. Steiner, 116 Hotel street. 5925 on v hours 0 minutes. Sun and moon are for about the country on the back of a un i local time for the whole group. burro, through banana groves, to sugar STORE and cottage at 217 School plantations, &c, you return promptly street, corner Achi Lane, next to new at 12 o'clock, ready for your dinner bridge. Enquire, Hoffman Saloon. only four 11 11 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, (.comida). This is a full course meal, 5924 Df beginning with soup and rice. All general Information apply to M. S. S. Co. the For P. dishes are novel and are generally COTTACES Palama; Peterson lane. Pullman Palace Sleepers. at onH Library DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA- liked. Some of them are rather hot, Apply to C. F. Peterson, 15 Kaahu-man- u t f QmAlrln. TION, August 1, 10 p. m. Weather but after a few meals you llnd that street. 5917 clear; wind light northeast. your taste for chile con came has be lng Rooms. come cultivated, and you enjoy the NICELY furnished and airy rooms, at Dinging Cars, Meals a la Cir H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd piquancy of the delicacies set before the Elite, 164 Hotel street. 5916 Free Reclining Cnair cars. THE WEATHER. you. I have learned to be very fond of Pullman Ordinary Sleepers. Mean Tempera 78.7. the Mexican's favorites, such as chiles NICE six-roo- m cottage, on Lunalilo, ture FT LOTHROP. General Minimum Temperature 73. stuffed with cheese and roasted; a very near Pensacola street. Emmett May, J. combination of peas, pine- 6915 Maximum Temperature 85. delicious Judd building. fipneral tut , A A A mrnncjc JL . T tjxv , 9 p. m 30.03; rising. apple and banana boiled together; r OAAV Barometer at WMontgomery .01 Up 9 a. ml meats dressed with chile; salad of the No. 1 Rainfall inch, to OFFICES FOR RENT. Frand Mean Dew Point for the Day 65.5. alligator pear (butter fruit); onions, San Mean Relative Humidity 64. tomato and chile, and the standby of IN BREWER building, Queen street, CI T fl P. A T. A, WINDS. all Mexicans, tortillas (corn cakes) and on reasonable terms. Apply to C. frijoles (beans). These last are always Brewer & Co., Ltd. 6878 iiiip N. E 3; weather clear; slight shower served after the meat courses. Then aw late in afternoon. , we have the dulc.es (preserved fruits) FOR SALE. iiiliii FORECAST FOR TODAY. and coffee. The cena (supper) at 7 is Moderate trades and fair weather. of the same number of courses as the PARTIES wishing to purchase Ha- New York to Honolulu via Pacific Coast dinner and very much like it. Inter- waiian securities will find it to their CURTIS J. LYONS. national Magazine. advantage to consult Judd & Co.f 307 THE SPLENDID NEW STEEL STEAMERS Territorial Meteorologist. Stangenwald Bldg., Honolulu, T. H On Thurs 5925 S8. 9 AMERICAL, 9,000 tons, to sail About July 19 THE "HISTORICAL NOVEL." (9. j. HAWAIIAN, ,000 tons, to sail. ARRIVED. THIRTY-FIV- E fine chickens, Just off Avenue S. t. CALIFORNIAN, 6,090 tons, sailed from New York June 16th; will load on Thursday, August 1. Since life does not come to him, he the ranch; all but a few, Paget Sound about August 29th, for Hawaiian Ports. S. S. Peru,' Pillsbury, from San Fran goes rather dispiritedly in pursuit of layers; healthy and plump. Call Freight received at Company's wha rf, Forty-secon- d street. South Brook- cisco, at 9 a. m. life; instead of writing of what he has house, Nuuanu street, at Hedeman - tj-ttc- eooi lyn, at all times. U. S. Philadelphia, Meade, seen, he his eyes to see some- - side, Mary cruiser strains Ewa next door to Mrs. T,., 150x180; m For further particulars, apply to from Pago Pago, Samoa, at 8 p. m. thing that he may write about, no mat-- j Foster's. 5926 Int Schr. Ada, from Koolau ports, at 2 ter what. If we take,' for example, the ana Bervanis iw a, m. A. GARTENBERG'S fine residence historical novel which for some years HSCkftH H HACKFELD & CO., Ka-pa- a, nf LTD. Str. James Makee, Tullett, from past has been so much in fashion, it property in Kapiolanl Park on tha un me uyyci CL 6:30 a. m., 60 O. 226. 6811 MORSE, General Freight Agent. . at with bags rice and beach. Address P. Box six-roo- m cottage; F. AGENTS. HONOLULU. j would seem, judging of course from in- -' a 84 packages sundries. .... Kb ternal evidence only, that the novelist premiy piaoicu.j w li Br. sp., Kinross, Locke, 112 days from good view; P-M- Cardiff, with 2,000 tons coal for Naval begins by selecting his epoch; he then LOST. commanding Station. procures the best hundred and fifty A CLEVELAND bike, No. 12553, model mortgage. Hustace & qdeen st books on the subject, and reads them '92. Finder will be rewarded by re- 60.. Ltd. carefully, notebook in hand; when he turning to this office. 5925 James F. Morgan, President; Cecil Brown, Vice President; F. Hwitaee DEPARTED. principal Secretary; H. has learned the names of the Charles Atherton, Audit or; W. H. Hoogs, Treasurer as.' Thursday, 1 A HAWAIIAN dollar buckle, enamel- Manager. August personages of the time, and has jotted nimviTJB Am. bk. R. P. Rithet, McPhail, for down turns of speech and specimens of ed, between Waikiki and town. aas IB a of- U 1 Ml AJ San Francisco, at 10 a. m. costume appropriate to an archer or a Please return to "C," Advertiser IIU JJJJ O.ALKK8 Firewood, Stove, Steam fice. 5915 Rooms 604 snd and Blacksmith Coa Schr. Kawailani, for Koolau ports, at highwayman or a damsel in distress, he t 4 p. m proportion of scenery a j kiiii WHOLESALE RETAIL. adds a suitable U " Am. bk. Ceylon, Wilier, for Laysan and dialogue and if possible a plot; and FOUND. onironu'M" Island, in afternoon. done. Macmillan's Mag- tiauvu Special attention given f Drayinar. Also, Blacs ai Str. Manalei, Peterson, for Makawell, so the thing is A GENTS' bicycle; owner can have by TeL Main White Sand. Telephone Main 295. at 5 p. m. azine, calling at this office, proving prop- Str. Iwalanl, Mosher, Eleele, erty and paying all expenses. 6920 for u-.- ..i DflQltu --anfl wm Walmea and Nilhau, at 6 p. m. A LOVER OF FREEDOM. tl.i ne naw n ia"i S. Peru, Pillsbury, for the-- Orient, at Limited. CHAS. BREWER & CO.'S j IRWIN ft LTD, 60., midnight. "What do you think of American THE MELROSE. nVtCWCl Am. sp. Elwell, Ellis, in ballast for freedom now? I ."Win. G frwin.. President Manage) 3 TeL Pe and Sound, at p. m. "It is fine," answered Aguinaldo, with King Street, near Waikiki Turn. dence lots just 4C Claue .. ekels.. ..First Vice Preside' Br. sp. Republic, Sorenson, In ballast gentle barbaric simplicity, "especially j Blue X0SL New York the Line JW. il viifitard... Second Vice Preslden for Sound. the free lunch." HAVING BEEN REFURNISHED Y:k Ship IH. M. '.V'nltney Jr... Treasurer and Set and renovated, is now open, under new eaehtfacinguonasveB5- Helen Brewer George W. Rosa Audita SAIL TODAY. management. Rates, single. $69.09; and bounaea vj Ti,e n trill sail from NEW YORK for PASSENGERS. SUGAR FACTORS couple, $99.00 per month. Those desir calf and uoie HONOLULU, on or about S. S. Zealandia, Dowdell, for San Arrived. ing good tsoera ana koodi can De as- - self is unquestionably. ff0 4 p. . AND Francisco, at m. Per str. James Makee. August 1, from commodated. ing aesiram - tBt Sent. 1 1901 3 Kapaa-M- iss Mary Marsh, Mrs. An to and rrom i ; .ueei commission - Agents . Chuck, Mr. Hirne, and four on deck. Z . . If sufficient Inducements are offered. DUE TODAY. POWER OF ATTORNEY. " rtfl ..nT, t ,AM Per. S. S. Peru. August 1, from San w sir. AGENTS FOR THE S. S. Peking, from Orient. Francisco Honolulu: Miss Alice Ry-cro- ft. mgn ana uneXce.. freight rates apply to . B. OUR n Dr. George Herbert, Lieut. D. DURING ABSENCE FROM uated ci'.min"'reasonaow. tr Oct steamship Coffipao Mrs. Pender and Infant, Wil the Territory Mr. D. Howard Hitch- most CHAS. BREWER & CO. SAIL TOMORROW. Pander. us will do we. - cock will act for in all - Of San Francisco, CaL liam Henrv.- H. R. Duniway, A. H matters of - o Mfau'-''- .i Str. Kaiulani, with combustibles and business, under full power of attorney. filing their 17 Kilby St, Boaton. Rpntnn. S. Parker, J. Parker Miss or a" re ' from acids only, for Hilo. Daly, Dr. T. W. Thorn, F. G. Krauss, HENRY S. TOWNSEND, annllcationr WING LUNG CO. U. S. A. T. Thomas, Buford, for. Ma- H G. Eilers, C. A. Ames, Miss N. E. 5925 CORA E. TOWNSEND. will receive nila, 12 noon. W. H, Dick- - For full and L, C BREWER & CO., LTD. at Launch, Mrs. Cecil Brown, saM ' j Miss Irene Dickson, Mrs. j. j. apply to the c sor)t BORN. - HONOLULU. Sea'rer, Ada Rhodes, Miss Lilian street, over GROCERS Captain Pillsbury, commander of the Miss p. rEaU1 In city, 31. Main 141. P. ntUH FRUTT8 ON HAND AT at.t. ctoochln Porn n.aa nroconfol with . ClaVDOOl. Vi. alia. ai. FAIRBANKS this July Daily Advertiser; 76 31, A. Herbert, a. u. v.arr a. wnite, n, to me wue ul m. rajroanKs, a Rati the TIMES. testimonial of regard on July signed lole. a rr i vs. -. Von Rodt, C. Wendelen. daughter. u . A - Si r at. . King Street, tornw by all the passengers on board. Miss C. Commercial 18M. ftbvertteer. ESTABLISHED JUi? I,

16. PAGES 9 to HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY FRIDAY AU 4UST 2 1901. PAGES 9 to 16.

FXlTHORITY. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. MTTLElF MRS. SAMUEL PARKER'S BODY MAN y T WAN I HEAL ESTATE AND PPEAL COURT NOTICB. INVESTMENTS IS NOW LYING IN STATE McCLELLAN, POND & CO. 603-50- 4 Stangenwald Bldg. Tel. Main 69. hereby given that the Court ' u Arpals for the Fir8t Jadiclal ADM IRALS ATTORN bYS. will in the 1 RATES CUT LYLE A. Wand of Oahu, sit ' .'M DICKEY. King and Bethel ult 812; ground floor 01 tne juuiciary Sts.; Tel. Main P. O. box 786. (tbe n i..i,, urHanent tn the 1B f. M. LONG. Offices 87 & 88, Campbell ring on Monday, the 5th day of blk., cor. Fort & Mer. Bts.; TeLM.278. Schley-Sampso- p. m.. which time n i 1:30 at 808-3- st at AppealsFromNew fRED W. MTLVERTON. Rooms 04 appeal cases oe 395- plft.v all win Stangenwald block; Tel Main - Feud Leads PETERSON & MATTHEWMAN. P. W. L. WILCOX, to M m Assessment O. box 365; 15 Kaahumanu St. lident oi tu t - L Island of Oahu. Court. Made. PHYSICIANS. Loluiu, July 31st, 1901. 5924 ii iillltilll L.TJELLA S. CLEVELAND, M.D. Of- fice 1082 King St.; hours, 9 to 12 a. 8 to 5 p. m.; Tel. White 4U. Ogee of the Board of Health, Tax Appeal August 1, 1901. SCHLEY Court was OR. C. L. GARVIN. Office, 232 Bere-tani- a, with the resolution of DEMANDS THE yesterday at the office of Mr. near Emma St.; hours, 9 to 11 (accordance M Hp a. m., 1:30 to 3 p. m., 7:80 to 8:30 p. . C. Bolte, one of its members, Health, I hereby declare in m.; Tel. Blue 3881; Board of Merchant street, and plans residence TeL as agrents of the Board INVESTIGATION made for White 389L jommissions getting down to business at once. Pur- ealtfc iasued up to the present date Mm suant to the plans agreed to, the first DR. JENNIE L. HILDEBRANDE. void and of no effect on and after Office, 248 Beretanla ave.; telephone e regular meeting of the board will be Blue 82L U 15, 1901. H. C. SLOGGETT, Admirals Dewey, Benham and held Monday afternoon, tne session be- President noara oi neaim. ginning 1:30 o'clock. DR. W. L. MOORE Kimberley Will Sit at The court will Office of Dr. Day, in Judgment sit in an Improvised room, screened Beretanla St,; hours, 10 a to 8 p. m.; 7:30 to 8:30 p. m.; A TEKKITORY OF HAWAII. on Schley's off Ewa hallway of court- Sundays, Course. from the the to 11; office Tel. 99; res. White 1981. Treasurer's Office, house, so that the records which will Honolulu, Oahu, August 1, 1Mb be called into evidence may be close DR. T, MIT AMUR A. Office, 1468 Nuu-an- u BATCHELOR has this day at hand. St.; Tel. White 152; office hours, fc J. July 8 to 10 a. m. and 6 to 8 p. m., except appointed Inspector of Licenses WASHINGTON, accordance with Judge Wilcox presided at the session Sundays. of the court, the other members, Mr. the Territory of Hawaii. a request from Admiral Schley, W .G. ROGERS, M.D.-Ey- e, WM. H. WRIGHT, teday advised that C. Bolte and E. C. Winston being pres Ear, Nose oftcer that he would ent. In addition, Treasurer Wright, and Throat; Hotel St., opp. Y. M. C. Treasurer. older a court of inquiry to examine A.; special treatment for deafness. into Tax Assessor Pratt and Attorney W. O. the entire matter of Admiral Schley's NOTICE, Smith were in attendance. Mr. Smith DR. A. N. SINCLAIR. Boston Bldg;.; course in the Santiago naval cam- is the attorney for the tax assessor, hours, 11 to 1, 3 to 6, 7 to 8; Sundays, paign. Later the Secretary announced 12 to 2; Tel. offl. Main 385; reB.W. 2861. and contractors are request- - and was heard in the making of ar uldere that, owing to the extremely hot weath- rangements for the conduct of the busi m get a pel uuaaiuii Hie DENTISTS. wrillcll iium er, the court would not meet until Sep- ness of the body. He made the sug Id of Honolulu, to occu- - DR. H. BICKNELL. Mott-Smlt- h Supervisor tember, and that he would turn over gestion as to the location of the court, bid.. Lr up any portion of the Fort and Hotel Sts.; office hours, 8 to tear his reception room to the court. saying that there would perhaps be to 4. L-alk- s or streets before eommenc- - Admiral Schley's letter is as follows: appeals from the decisions of the court, I DR. DERBY. Mott-Smi- th bldgr.. icperaiion oi tuy muu. which would making up cor. GREAT NECK, L. L, N. Y., July 22. necessitate the iron and Hotel Sts.; office hours, 8 U-- persons disobeying person or 191. Sir: Within the past few days of a record for the Supreme Court, to 4. notice will be prosecuted accord- - a series of press comments have been and so there should be introduced the tt. E. GROSSMAN, D.D.S. Ito law. THOMAS A. LLOYD, sent to me from various parts of the original documents . from which the Alakea St, - ' three doors above Masonic Temple, country of a book entitled "The His- (Photo by Williams.) evidence upon which the assessments Road Supervisor Honolulu. tory of the Navy," written by one Ed- - Honolulu; office hours, 9 a. m. to 4 p. Iproved: gar Stanton Maclay. Prom these re- - I The Late Mrs Samuel Parker. were made, was drawn. This could be m. views it appears edition is a done with rapidity if the court at H. BOYD, that this sat OR. C. B. HIGH. Philadelphia third volume of the said history ex-- 1 a convenient distance from the offices Dental apt Public Works. 5924 tended to include the late war with URROUNDED by hundreds of party will go to Mana in the Kinau, the College, 1892; Masonic Temple; TeL Spain, which two ! of the assessor and register, where the 812. the first volumes did those loved, by the h'ternnt taking place there nil ncro orA mlH dHvIqoH artmo not contain, and were in use as text- - j she honored Pa tht books at the Naval Academy. highest and lowliest of her native Among those who awaited the arriv report be made of the evidence offered DR. A. C. WALL, DR. O. E. WALL. Corporation Notices. al of the steamer were Carl Widemann Office hours, 8 a, m. to 4 p. m.; Love Second From excerpts quoted in ancji the of Mrs. Samuel Par-som- e so that the record which is sent up remains G. Woods, sOns-in-la- w of bldjr.; Fort St.; Tel. 434.. reviews, in which the page and and Frank may be complete. ker were ret"rned to Hawaii by the th-- i deceased: Delegate R. W. Wilcox, paragraph are given, there is such would iOSEER MILL CO., Ltd. perversion of facts, misconstruction of steamer Peru yesterday morning. The Prince David Kawananakoa, Senator Assessor Pratt said that there . M. WHITNEY, M.D., D.D.S. Boston necessary Bldg., intention, such intemperate abuse and shIp eame to port with flags at hal. Kalauokalani and others of the most be a cart load of books In Fort St,, above May A Co's; defamation of myself which subjects - ; piommer.t Hawailans of the city. A the presentation of the cases, and that hours. 9 to 5; Tel. Main 277. mast- - n the dock were gathered IE FIRST ASSESSMENT OP Mr. Maclay to action in civil law. While large percentage of those who thronged it would be wise to hold the sessions ity-fl- 1 of of many they did (25) per cent on the new admit the right fair criticism friends, but not exceed the wharf were personal .riends of the where there would be as little delay INSURANCE. k of above company is now due eveiy yuouc uiier, x musi. THE MUTUAL - the humblest the family, most o y o t- H c H i era a huotiTA of workers the and their grief seemed as possible. As to the meeting place, LIFE INSURANCE payable at the office of H. Hack-- k mol Atir t ariri an. CO. OF NEW YORK. of this violent, ilioddo-- docks, in their dispiay of emotion. When he said there Vould be all the neces- Co., Ltd., will be delln-- it euaire nartisan Assets Dec. 81, 1900, 8325,758,152.51. and ( ' two sons, sary supplies on hand, with tables and on September 1, 1901. nent, who has infusea into the pages the vessel had come to the dock, the 'onel Parker and his .vho S. B. ROSE, Agent, so accompanied New desks, and the screening off of the Honolulu. H. SCHULTZE, of his book much of the malice of member8 of tne party boarded the ship had the remains.from end of the hallway, would make the t unfairness as to make it unworthy the . Turk, rlid not annear until the hodv had Treasurer. or use any rep- w rtw.,.c. H. i.. r uipaiuj'.1. ('..1,! v. ..I J room one where there would be few ARCHITECTS. name of history of in been removed. colonel Parker shows interruptions. Mr. Bolte said he had utable institution of the country. Parker and his sons, Ernest and James, the effects of his sorrow and seems to necessary EDWARD R. SWAIN. Stangenwald NOTICE. Third I have refrained heretofore thought there would be little bldg., Honolulu; Crocker bldg., San upon who accompanied him. have aged perceptibly. The young men beside a map of Honolulu, and tnat his Francisco. from all comment the innuendoes being supported to carriage ready-t- of enemies muttered or murmured in While the condolences were him a and he office could be used, but he was safety to said tne dock-han- ds showed their love was driven immediately to his home. agree to the location. On motion KU CRMETERY ASSOCIATION. secret, and, therefore, with of Mr. Winston the hall was agreed to BEARDSLEE & PAGE, Architects and themselves. I think the time has now rr tne departed, livery man stopped The casket was placed in the parlor Builders. Office, rooms 2-- 4, Arlington may work, of as a meeting place, and the time set come to take such action as bring and with bared heads a sextet to the right, and was covered with yel commence, Mon- Annex, Honolulu, H. I.; sketches and fE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE under discussion un- - them went on board the ship car- for the sittings to at Cemetery this entire matter and low leis and maile. There were rows day. correct estimates furnished at short fa Association will be der olearer and calmer review pf of ashore, notice; Tel. 229; O. 778. In the ried the remains their friend of kahilis and over the bier a kahili Upon the suggestion of Mr. Smith P. box the office of David Dayton. No. my brothers in arms, and to this end I More they they merchant street, on Monday, Au- - than that, asked that was waved. Apart from these there it was decided that notice should be ask such action at the hands of the De allowed to carry the casket to the no persons fiad ENGINEERS. 5th, at 3 o clock p. m., for the as it may deem best to was evidence of the old customs given to all who perfected ion deoartment family home, and only the fact an appeal to the court, to be present of officers and trustees i that There was a profusion of floral offer CATTON, NEILL & CO., LTD. Engi- for the accomplish this purpose. so fag year. All owners of lots are 17ViirtVi T woulrl" re other arrangements had been mada ings and these continued to arrive all at the time and place mentioned, neers, Electricians and Boilermakers, Rut eirnress the there would be noted the repre- estly requested to attend. quest in this connection that whatever Prevented this touching tribute to her eening. There will be a service at the that Honolulu. DAVID DAYTON. memory being paid. As it was the re- - arranged sentative of each appellant, and the the action may be that it .occur in house later. Soon after the court would be to know who was Secretary Oahu Cemetery Ass'n. Washington, where most of my papers mains were placed in a waiting convey- - disposition of the casket had been made able CHAS. V. E. DOVE, C.E. Surveyor 1, to appear before it. Assessor Rut 1901. 5926 and data are stored. Very respectfully, ance and taken to the King street Colonel Parker and his sons retired to Pratt and Civil Engineer; office rooms said that there were five cases ready 612-1- 3, j top story Stangenwald W. S. SCHLEY, house, where the body will lie in state i est after their long journey from for the consideration of the court, in bldg.. Rear Admiral, U. S. N. until Tuesdav next, when the funeral Mtw Vnrlr Merchant St.;. P. O. box 42L Orders NOTICE. xsavy, so far as the tax office was concerned. typewriting. To the Secretary or tne wasn These are the following: The estate taken for ington, D. C. of A. A. Carniot, M. S. Grinbaum & JTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Long replied to Admiral is 71 years of age and Admiral Benham was taken from similar proclamations Co., Mrs. F. G. Bickerton, Lady Mary RISDON IRON WORKS. Engineers Secretary and builders of Pumping annual meeting of the stock-tr- s '69. Each saw about forty-fiv- e years of xr - H. Graeme and Mrs. A. Gray. Of and Sugar ., Schley as follows:' issllfrt in Phinn anH anri of McCabe, Hamilton & Ren-Ltd- fine vl- these, the second named is for mer- Machinery and complete power active service. Both had records if danger plants; office, room 12, held in this city on July NAVY DEPARTMENT, Washington, during the Civil War. The great event there is in the Past from chandise, the others being for real es- Spreckels blk.; f''--. tne inllnwlncr nffirtoM nrara D. C, July 24, 1!K)1. Sir: I am in re- such practices the precaution is doubly tate assessments. It was the decision Tel. 194. pa to with which Admiral Kimberley's name serve during the ensuing ceipt of yours of the 22d instant, with important in Honolulu, where the na- of the court that the five cases should you, is associated is the destruction of the 85. reference to the criticisms of in tives are prone to indiscriminate kiss- be called upon the completion of the TAPPAN TANN ATT. Civil and Spanish-America- American fleet in the harbor of Apia, President, A. A. Young. connection with the n ing. call of the calendar, and that notice Electrical Engineer; civil engineer ice resident, Thos, war, heartily approve of your ac Samoa, during the terrific hurricane should be given then as to other cases for Oahu College; P. O. box 92; 1313 Mp.nO . McLean. and "Tuberculosis can be more easily era TTT t-- iinrit-- r the circumstances, in ask- - whlcn occurred tnere in I8y. Admiral in which the government was ready to Wilder Ave. u ' " tit Kenny. tin communicated by contact of the lips r a . Holt, Ing at the hands of this department Kimberley had been sent to Samoa at appear. dur-matt- er in any way; Preiary, Chas. H. Atherton. "such action as may bring this entire the head of an American squadron than other even than to Judge Stanley appeared for several CONTRACTORS. A. under discussion under the mE- trviner neriod of our neeotia- - have an afflicted person expectorate of the persons and estates which have Isenberg. - the WM. T. PATY. Contractor and Build- clearer and calmer review of my Droth- tions with Germany there and had con- - UP" another. As soon as the spittle made appeals, and said that ne would ti. G. HOLT, will be ready upon proper notice go on er, stone and office fitting; brick, Secretary. era in arms." The department at ducted himself before the storm with dries the bacilli are loosened, and are to wood, or stone building; shop, Hotel accoroa-nc- e with the matters in which he was to once proceed in wim joui jnmrked di(,nitv and abllitv w hen the as dangerous as the dried germs which St., near barracks; res., 1641 AnapunL. request. Very respectfully, are floating in I believe take part. Mr. Smith Informed the D. LONG. hurricane occurred his entire squadron about the air. would appear NOTICE JOHN lne or sucn a thing will court that he not in the Admiral W. S. Schley, U. S. N. Iwas wrecked. The Vandalia and Tren- - "mcuie work matter of the Bishop Estate, as he is JEWELERS. Rear ton were completely destroyed a sreat deal of harm, as the people will one and the ' of the trustees. 8HREVE & CO. San Francisco, Jew- PERSONS MEMBERS OF THE COURT. Nipslc was cast ashore. The story of pay no attention to the order of the The assessor had with him the list P OR FIRMS HAV- - ' elers and Silversmiths. See adver- orbiUs - TTiBOTWfiTriN .Tnlv 25. The Board that ereat disaster and the heroism Board of Health. This circular is a of the appellants and the data as to tisement inside. CrS &salnt the Honolu- ery one, previous . "'"yany win please ena is to investigate the 'displayed by the American officers and important and should be the assessments, the amounts oncer of Inauiry which heeded, of present ap- - to the undersigned. controversial points in Admiral Schley's men under the direction of Admiral and the section relating to valuation, and the sum OPTICIANS. discriminate kissing one most pealed from by the owner. The list J- - will be! Kimberley thrilled the whole world is of its GILMAN. during the Spanish war and of eighty-nin- e per-- DON'T NEGLECT YOUR EYES; you wiaent, . r8-- " contains the names Honolulu Stevedore Co. composed of Admiral Dewey, president made an impression never to be for- - sons and firms, but the assessor have but one pair. Don't wear other tgSfj at the drug stores showed stated of the court and Rear Admirals Louis gotten. that he had hopes of speedy settlement person's glasses; your eyes differ had been no pressing de-T- he A Kimberley and Andrew K. Benham.) Admiral Benham played a dramatic tha'there in many cases. In the matter of Mr. from their's. Don't wear cheap, im- mand for rose-wat- er except ASSESSMENT meet the Navy De- - part at Rio de Janeiro during the great carbolized Magoon, he said, the attorney 'was ab- properly made glasses; they will ruin p NOTICE court will at en route to your eyes. Consult S. E. LUCAS, in Washington September naval revolution in 1894. la"10"B ? "oolmarms sent from the city, and his representa- nartment Man,la-- n 3. room 1, bldg. 25.-- While Ending that the ship's sur-2- tive, Mr. Wundenburg, OPTICIAN, Love K . announced these WASHINGTON, July the haa filed the TtrrtiTn.. Secretary eeon had none in drug stores appeals purpose of IH'iur, I,1N1H AND FINAL The precept to the court, formal order has not yet been issued, stock the for the protecting todav er Sr cent- - 2. W per t a show and enough rose-wat- was any rights his principal might wish to BROKERS. E cn 5?er or Is Captain '.it is understood that Secretary Long beiiut to last through exercise. In other cases the expecta- Office, Queen Advocate General, has selected Commander John P. Pills- - , . the matrimonial a. J. CAMPBELL. St.. Lmlv the Judge ' tion of assessor was Tnnt scope bury, equipment officer of the now raging on board the the that there opposite Union Feed Co. vayame at tne omce if vet The Boston fPemicnsport would be no objection made when due ItuLT wiuToVbe known until Navy Yard, as judge advocate of. the until Manila shall have been was given.- The appeals Bldwl. Ltd.. on th. T ached. consideration ItX. Jure. 1901. Lr conven- -' Schley court of inquiry. Commander Several schoolmarms thqught run way $1,000 $500,000, STENOGRAPHERS. ? Interest heir. ?l.J??Jr order for the they preferred sulphur soap all ihe from to T w lth day of July, 190i. court are Issued. It Is said Pillsbury was in command of the dyna-th- lt because it as in the case of the Ewa Plantation MISS MILLER. Stenographer and p- ing of the - was cheaper, though three or four tim- room 50L Stangenwald Treas - COOKE. promulgated by the jmite cruiser Vesuvius during the Span- Company. typewriter; they will be id old things took a solution of cop- 6 bldg. WUnueLPlanttl Co.. Ltd Department tomorrow, secretary o..e mh, auuL'ucu tu oitmpsun s neei. - "a . 190L K81 1 peras and one of them got a bottle of j A Chinese Wedding. save, however, that tne proceedings Rough on Cockroaches to use in case will be open and that the ihe court . . t li.- I she were driven to accept the attentions An interesting event was the mar NOTICE. De peraiucu ,nIn HE CARB0LIZED widest latitude win of a Filipino. riage of Sum Chin Chin, a young Chi-ne- ae of witnesses, and that Rear Ad- 25 Infants' Dress matter j to be rep- Whether there is likely to be any clerk, to Miss Asen, a stepdaugh- - 50 miral Schley will be allowed KISS general Sent Portpaid tor fcs prom DEFENDED use of these remedies in Hono- of L. Asen, who is well known in ci resented by counsel. The Secretary had Is ter in an moV. win composition lulu not yet known. Several experts city. wedding place Made of Jones' long cloth; matters, under power nothing to say about the were seen but they no on this The took at yoke of embroidery. Frf except he thought it threw lieht St. Peter's Chapel, adjoining Si. An- round of the court that Pratt Stdnds by His lthe situation.. Chester Doyle said he 2 p. M- - Great drew's Cathedral, at o'clock m., J; DOWSETT. to express the o ... 1 . Send tor large illustrated F"Ui T b spoke for itself and :H'Onan iu em as .L came V. performing cere- j July 31, 190L 5924 chosen Would suicu lane uiey Rev. H. Kitcat the catalogue of infants' goods hope the members Remedy Views of and not on rose-wat- er that He should insist in mony according to the rites of the description. be satisfactory to all concerned his. Bert Peterson was aghast at the Episcopal church, assisted hy the pas- of every NOTICE. none of the officers Experts. hit Peter's, Rev. Kay Yok Set, & pointed out that ex- a of using anything except cocoanut tor of St. a L MAGNIN CO. had, so far as he knew oil. brother of, the bride. The church was too chosen Bonny Monsarrat said that he was 918-92- concerning is 2 Market St., FROM pressed an opinion what sure he could detect the presence of the prettily decorated for the occasion, and y - Th fircnlar issued vesterrlnv hv tho San Francisco, Cat. 1 Sampson-Schle- contro- large number of friends witnessed fcVevCE10 Mr power or at-- as the disease in to escape Sev- - a K f known - ' time infection. m t - .. . tn hf nre--- Board of Health relative to the dangers , the marriage. Makers of an Wh WlU vorsv. and it was r.a .ol, f . Ladies', Children's iucw.. upon u matters' they would enter of tuberculosis, ana incidentally of kiss- - , fnjsed to be Sweety and Infants' Wear. sumed that Interviewed. Smith A SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENT. oluh, t... . F. F PORTER. work in impartial and unprejudiced without a careful application of and Sweet Amalia said they were not 6923 of the court ! receiving spirit. The members arJ iearbo,izpd rose-wate- r, has already been and warned the reporter "Do you think It Is possible to kill mos- feetratedjthe subject of considerable comment. . quitoes with kerosene?" asked the man who doubts what he reads. NOTICE. SOCIErY. ttToTZlTri Oof Ad- - pnysiClan8 generally approve the event in Naval annals. The MINUTECAUTION. "Oh, yes," answered the friend. "I of the j performed experiment with en-- miral Dewey, the hero hat: effort of the Board and think the have the j THE GROUNDS OF THE ALEX-and- er unnecessary some-spea- success. poured some kerosene of Manila Bay, It is warning a timely one. Speaking of the! 'F.very woman ought to know k. tire I Young building, and the private ERAN:"VAU j io aii. I around house when it was full of : His record is familiar t f' !"g about cooking." said the wise the j street, to be known as Bishop street, j Saturday, 7:30 Kimoer.ey paragon - mosquitoes. Then some one inadvertent-- ; Admral . T- girl are public lJm nl? in wic' associates. ' Rear j . closed to the until further OpeWng Arion Hall . . , T3 1,0m are Doin ecutive umeer rnm ui .i..me cuaiu ui, ..T 0v.,. . ly dropped a lighted match. It was a notice. iHealth said yesterday: j v;a Cayenne. "In case of incompat- - i trifle expensive, but I have every reason WILLIAM MUTCH. nfflrers - ' ! retirea n lg92 and ..T do not think this a subject for rid- jfemty it gives the husband to to believe a great many mosquitoes were Superintendent Alex. Young Build- 8 d a chance to p! Library open . . v . . . - ... killed." WOT nC' 1894. Admiral xviniutrij iivuic. a ii- - 0 u. w mao j ' i' ing. the latter in V THE FACITOC CO!

A NOTED " LILY'S " haired old lady at her home in Minne- -i WOMAN WHO HAS DAUGHTER TO WED TITLE. apolis, you would find her, as ever S.liw"" WKiSKV throughout her long life, the same un--I assuming, earnest, devoted woman, A ever eager to do all in her power for DAUGHTER IN HONOLULU the furtherance of the interests of i those With whom She comes In nemtaft : ever ready with voice or pen to set for-- w ara tne standard, of the world. H mOM THE Ordinal Mrs. Van Clcve, Mother of Mrs. W. W. Hall, -- 6 Was the First White Child Born in The New the Northwest. England

HE FOLLOWING STORY in the Ladies' Home Journal for August has c.a. T merest in that the heroine, Mrs. Van Cleve, is the mother of Bakery Mrs. W. W. Hall of this city. Mrs. Van Cleve wa, rh wife of the late General Van Cleve. who was In charge of the military of Are putting up a light break- supplies Murfreesboro base under General Thomas during the Civil War. As a Lieutenant, Van fast suitable for this Cleve climate attained considerable prominence in the Northwest before the war. It was at consisting of Murfreesboro that Mr. Hall first met Miss Elizabeth Van Cleve, who became his wife. Mrs. Van Cleve is now eighty-tw- o years of age. She play- ed an TEA important part in the history of the Northwest, where she was the first white child born, and wrote abook of memoirs entitled "Seventy-fiv- e Years COFFEE, of Pioneer Life in the Northwest- .- HUNTERDAulinORERYE She Is now living in Wisconsin. - Mrs. Hall leaves on the 6th of the present month for San Francisco, where MILK or above two choicest she will The meet her son Seymour, who has just finished his first year in the CHOCALATE University of California. From there they go Ed- 0 year Old Whiskies will to Harvard and join win O. Hall, who is about to enter his Sophomore year. Thence they will with Hot Doughnuts, Buns, now be had on all the go to Mrs. -- D visit Van Cleve. Mrs. Van Cleve Snails, Toast, etc., FOR 10c. public places visited the Hawaiian Islands Iers and in about twenty years ago and will be remembered by the kamaainas here. The 1125 Cent Bize bottles. story from the Ladies' Home Journal is appended: of Mrs. Langtry, Only a first class Bakery A little over eighty years ago a de- - Jeanne Langtry, daughter popularly known as the "Jer- after his morning's coffee betore he to M. tachment of United States troops, wea- - upon daring sey Lily," is reported engaged the Hon. Ivor Guest, P., son and heir of could furnish the above for pronounced penalty the Lady Wimborne, the is a ry long voyaging, for they pair. is not his mien Lord Wimborne. mother, sister of the late Lord Co, Ltd, It recorded that Randolph She is said to object to the this small sum. , Boffschlaeger naa Deen months on their way by lake was especially severe when he heard Churchill. match. ivci uuiii me uisiant blast, en- from them the story of their exploit. tered Fort Crawford, en- a military out- The other leading feature in the - post of elopement of his daughter, a winsome spite of the serious situation, the fam- Doors open at 5:30 a. m. the continent far beyond the vironment of the young girl was the lass, Davis, try gathered a Wine and Liquor scant fringe with Lieutenant Jefferson about large table in the At pioneer of frontier civilization; Indian. Other and strikingly interest- afterward the president of the South- center of their main living room and House, though it was only as far west as the ing elements went to make up the ern Confederacy. She died six months spent the short winter days picking present city of Prairie du Chien, in afterward, never reconciled to her pa- over the wheat, kernel by kernel, in NEAR BETHEL. stirring life of the frontier, but these Oswald KING the State of Wisconsin. The destina- two features, the soldier and the sav- rents. order to free it from the pieces of J. Lutted, tion of the troops was a point still sev- age, were ever full of a strange fasci- TO A glass. For this wheat stood between MANAGER. .SURRENDERED HER HEART them and and none of eral hundred miles to the north, where, nation. There were thousands, of In- SOLDIER. . starvation, its at the junction of the Mississippi precious kernels must be lost. Their and dians in the vast regions round about; Two years were passed in New Ha- - stock of flour had long since wasted No! St. Peter rivers, they had been order- some of them guileless; some of them young away, More Dread ed to establish ven at the ladies' school of Miss as had the greater part of their Man's Likeness a fort, since famous innocent and artless as children; some Apthorpe, one of the leading institu- - j food supplies, so they boiled and ate among military posts as Fort Snelling. of them masters of a rude diplomacy tions of the time, attended by many j the wheat without grinding. Relief One of the officers of the command be" de- of young women well in irniE and skilled in a finesse not to the from the reached them just time to prevent If you want a photograph that Dental Chair was Lieutenant Nathan Clark of the spised: some of them brutal, blood- known families of the Eastern cities, j a sad ending to the experience. will represent yon a yon are, Fifth Infantry. Accompanying him thirsty and savage to the last drop of Her return to Fort Winnebago consum-- 1 The frontier life was succeeded by we know you'll like what we WM uuug win?, one naa rerusea blood in some ed nearly two months, and, added to that of the city, and herei though the yon. " their treacherous hearts; oc- - make for There'e artistic to remain in their snug New England the novelty of the journey was an , experiences were yholly different in them, too. of them steady and constant as the dash of danger spice type, they merit in VjJvrChilli home, being both willing and glad to to who casional and the remained full of interest, They are mounted in the late stars in their devotion those of adventure. for it was her lot to be always in the face the privations and the dangers of had come so from the home of the oral style, and are Juet the far The varying fortunes of war on the , midst of marked activities. thing. such a journey that she might be at great White Father of the East. frontier carried the young girl to many Today, well on to a century nMor material used by the New since the the side of her husband. But an hour places now fort, now was born, tran-tha- t; tU Dental Parlors. In all our golf DRAMATIC DEATH OF HER IN- different this little babe she lives a -- after they reached Fort Crawford, on now it was a long journey quil life, an aged woman, we u K. with ' but with Uwe nd bridgework DIAN COMPANION. troops through savage region powers strong in n onr other work tne nm-- the morning of the 1st day of July. the a mental and keen, and Iu - j - 1819. a wa. U post so infested with still more savage In- with an interest in the affairs iiil Is OF THE BEST, AND GUAR- little child birr them. It was the duty of this little of the TAKE THE e w dians; now a long tour of the South, world both marked and constant. It iXTEED. All veort done Dy iriA-in- nrst wnue cnna to De Dorn in aiijiar irom me outsiae woria not uiuy be-js- n' visiting some of the older and seems quite past DENTISTS of from 11 to W region now j prevent as as possible cities belief that the region juiED that vast which comprises bloodshed far towns, more so- - ELEVATOR each department ' Chip-i- s where she saw of the which, until the little Daughter of the experience, and the great Northwestern portion of the tween the two main nations, the cial side of military life. Here with Regiment was born, had never specialist. J known eiitf&e of a United States. The parents gave to the pewas and the Sioux, who had fought he parents, she was intimately asso- - the birth of you US to exactly ! other than the children of f aS, mi will find do cniid the name Charlotte, but the offi- - each .other for-- centuries, but also to Hated with such men as Generals Tav- - the savaees. sinoe hpr ROTO mm-- i has increased u wi idvertise. we leu juu m cers begged to be al- - see that, so far as was possible, justice or exactly what your work wlB of the command and Jackson, afterward presidents birth to a vast empire, having a popu to name, : prevail A quintet of many : Tk. . trmnc A MTNATTON. lowed add another that given s.hould between them. the United States, and with lation of more than seven millions of GanT en- - people, region mm - - e ' by the Indians to the river which of Sioux braves had brutally killed others in the South, famous as social a but just beginning to i I" TEETH by, Ouiscon- - some of the Chionewas. shooting them i or political leaders of the nation a half appreciate its own strength. It seems tered the Mississippi hard ' ....I.H ! BOSTON BUILDING. GOLD CROWNS ...... W.WW in teenees while and this. century or more ago. This constant even more wonderful that the first , Sin, since .changed to Wisconsn. their asleen . 30LD FILLINGS .. l.M too, just after the conclusion of a tem- iiczii5r-. hub n.iit'nni-ji,n.- view ui ix muu iu uc uui ii 111 so large ana popu- - BLTER strangely interesting life, could lous a region FILLINGS - .M EARLY SCHOOLED TO HARDSHIPS porary treaty of peace between the two not but should still be alive and AND DANGERS. have made a deep impression, an im- Strong in her interest in all that makes tribes hereditary and implacable ene- pression not to be eradicated even by for the advancement of the The little one's life seemed all but of post nation. TO HQ PLATES mies. The commandant the the stirring events of her later life. THE AHTUMN DAYS LEASE i miraculously spared. The mother. OF AN learned the details of the affair, made In the year 1838. when but sixteen EVENTFl'l, LIFE. ! stricken with a fever, was unable to years age. an investigation, and demanded the of she was married to Lieut. Mrs. Van Cleve has a per care for, much less nourish, the tiny were reluct- -' H. P: Van Clevee, a young officer of charmlrilr guilty Sioux, who at last the sonality, her fine, strong eye and ex FOR A TERM OF YEARS, A Meet babe. With many hundreds of miles ques-betwe- en regular army, and it was not untu :antly gjVen up. As there was no pressive face eloquent of the woman of land fronting on South street, and them and food supplies, with tion regarding c rime, and as it was some time after her marriage that sire the hood within. Wherever and however t j was any great length running no medical attendance save that of the wnolly unprovoked and brutal, the for of time out her life has been passed whether on through to Chamherlala i of hearing of the bugle or out of sight troop surgeon. Who was seldom fit for commandant ordered the five Indians the frontier, never absent from mili street, the frontage on each of sal of the flag. Even in later years when j duty until the soldiers had poured coldj,)Ver to tne chippewas to be dealt with tary scenes, as a pioneer amidst the street being let feet, and having :u name alone guarantee war i . .. win be a up rom the between the North and South Via rHohina ti n l i, over to sober him f ed Int par work will be of the beat. water him aR was fOUnd fit. broke out, and her husband T '.U" 1 , "T1 depth of 1M feet. his normal state of intoxication, the Qne Qf tne Sioux, a stalwart young the service, she again took up the army tu'i 8vr ;'v"tion o the were from favorable a" a west- - This property is suitable for the York Dental Parlors, conditions far feiiow. a splendid specimen of a nation life in the South as well as at Fort ern institutionJf& of learning, or p should an adult fall ill: for a baby a famed for bravery and prowess, was Snelling, where her girlhood days had in the erection of warehouses and steres fee in- - still larger sphere of city life it has Room 4, few days old they were distressing of girl. been passed so eventfully. term, apply to the Elite Building, an especial favorite the little wv, .,1, .v,,, o,... r ...... ICVCI e oi activity, a lire ae HOTEL 8TRUEST, deed. Musty flour was . mixed with j fje was a master hand at fashioning husband; KAPIOLANI ESTATE, fT7s in a bit of -- when her after his ?f LADIES sweetened water and tied curious toys, slender and swift shooting haVwon T r philanthropic iTM IN ATTENDANCE. rudely tenderly fash- - of successful fron ier service. XJnwork, llJZn f coarse cloth, but bows and arrows, and all manner of hic v,ia oto- - h. fho all forms having ioned to fit the little mouth, and this qUaint articles of wood and birch bark. :;K.r,Tr" ,r " the advancement of women for a gov- - Grocers Shown Up. rebellion, Daughter of the Regi erning was her only food. But, strange to Many were the treasures which this ment, then a mature woman, entered motive; in the wide field of mis Will Make Tom Clothes say, she tnrove ana Dore ine resi .i Siient. swartny. constant rriena Drougni upon the steadily widening activities of "l her at nome or gath- - I ; i ering information in long OFFICE OF CARROLL WHIT. the journey, three hundred miles by t() the feet of the little paleface whom ni. voyaging in ATTORNEY, as i iin ill C.V1 Y WV. CL - J JL CLll J I Id II I ItT Like New. open boat up the Mississippi river, he loved. So it Was with a heavy heart ON THE VERY VERGE OF STAR of movements suitable for voice look of party. of the Kilo Hawaii. well as any member the that she heard the decision the VATION. and pen of woman, and tending to the Day by day fresh dangers beset the Chippewa council, a decision not long general betterment of the community- - Hilo, Hawaii, June 7. ML little one, but she overcame them an, in reaching the gauntlet. Dangers of new type, and experiences in all particular and definite enterpris-o- f Dtr 8in In my Innocence I nar and when months had passed, and the In the distance, far across the flower-decke- d strange sort, met her in the frontier es for the aid of the distressed and art bere In Hilo a Jar of yeur on the mighty bluff over- parade ground, stood the line of life which she and her husband lived the protection and saving of the fallen stone fortress for some years after their marriage, of sex. Y been Oppo- her this woman has been a PICKLES looking the Mississippi at last had Sioux waiting for their comrades. They had upon a to try was rapidly approaching them were the Chippewas with settled farm steadfast and commanding figure, ij by Mrs. completed, she site thegtilling of soil. They were j m E. G. Kldd, Riehmone readi- the far It is interesting to note that, with her Virginia.) girlhood, a strong and vigorous child. their best riflemen in removed from friends and even from gallant husband, since deceased, she keenly alive to the many strange fea- ness. If the prisoners succeeded any community other than small Ureufbt me great trouble, the celebrated, more than a decade and a TBCB and as they were en ; IF YOU TAKE THEM TO three thlngi tures of her Ife. Her environment, in refiehing their friends settlements scattered here and there half ago, her golden wedding. Ii has1 must occur: grew maidenhood, was titled to liberty. One by one the In- over the new territory of the great been no ordinary, L Too she toward humdrum life which must stop making them; ot, sprang on race with West. Some idea of the conditions sweet-face- d I quite unusual. Two dominant features dians forth their this old lady has lived, mutt get ; regie CleesiDg aid Dyeing Works, them at leas expense w of were always before death, and one by one they were left which surrounded them may be found Not only is it a wonderful life in that, rm i. ruined man. this environment in an experience which befell them her. One of these was military; always quivering amidst the summer flowers. as noted, she is the first white person Fort St., opposite Star Block. always Six," girl who during their first year. The winter born in a region larger than a block My the soldiers going to and fro; Little the friend of the tamilT from mnr had been unusually long and severe, Europe, embracing the Ger-an- d arlv muskets and drills and parades; rteVer stood watching the strange scene from nelnhors ring the door quarters, their store of provisions ran low. man Empire, the Netherlands, Belgium, out of sight of the flag. the doorway .of her father's It was a long distance to the nearest Denmark, Austria-Hungar- y Italy! ES""ii ncwes;" relative ylw Ave, ' and r"um a short tune, sne was the last of the and base of supplies, life-wit- expectation of "Pickle." Yoen Once, however, for and communication a region which has grown in her h S my Nemeeia Pieaae, dec was too far away to hear the call of the swiftest runner of them all. the outside world had been cut time from a wilderness to an empire, tnem by keg. The savage woives nau ueni There was an intense hope in hef heart, off. Added to the other features a but it is a life which has been thronged the barrel the horns. of neighbor- - iSSf4, ttm or Wpload, and "pre stealing her chickens. In company as she watched him prepare for the band Indians was in the with stirring events, oftentimes follow-hoo- d, me. Tours some way be and these Indians were by no ing one with dra-mea- ns F very truly, younger brother she herself gantlet, that he might in ' another striking and with her as friendly as might have been matic power, events CARROLL was not in her teens and aided by one spared, but though he withstood one interwoven with WHITAKEJa. fa- wished. One night they broke into the the great epochs of West, some AN IMPORTANT MEETING OF TO LEWIS post, she had set volley she was doomed to see her the of If of soldiers of the granary k CO, the as he where their wheat was stored them sparkling with the brilliancy of Honolulu Lodge No. 16, B. P. O. ., Honolulu, trap for the depredators. vorite spring into the air, just j . T. H. a huee steel and stole as much as they wished. notable social functions, others in they arose the goal, and fall dead at the - rich will be held at Progress Hall, Fort On a sharp winter morning reached In doing this a large amount of brok- the pomp and glory of arms, still oth-e- n parerits were awake, feet of his friends, the hands that glass became mixed in with the ers throbbing street, every Monday evening, at 7:M early, before their many toys with the mad beat of the and slipped out to see wnat me up had wrought her so curious wheat which the Indians left, so for heart of savage life, o'clock. greensward in many days, amidst much merry story-- 1 life-tellin- REMOVAL might hold". UnmistakaDie traces ui and gifts clutching the A vivid, picturesque, brilliant All Elk are requested to be present. trap grasp of death. and many a joke and laugh, in and yet. should you meet white- - struggle .in the snow indicated the the this By order of the E. R. done-it- s duty. LooKing larw.e., OF had - FEARLESS IN THE FACE H. D. COUZENS. Secretary. they found the 'trail of the wolf, evi- DEATH AT SEA. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaAAAAAAAAA OVED TO fellow, as ne KINO AND SOTJTB dentlv an enormous was not long after this that her STREETS. heavy trap after him. The It COTTON BROS. & CO. dragged the and mother decided to visit their Tel. Jlain The excitement of the moment ran too father 252. long-deferr- ed leave of j high for any such humdrum tmngs b old home on a Engineers and General Co- AGE foresight or absence. It was a curious route tney i Varicose AND or muuu Veins! caution WAOONMAKER. and hatless the They went from Fort Snelling ntractors, omlthing, Carnage danger, so cloakless took. Dr, McLaughlin Offers a Permanent Cure No Painting vounesters, bred to expo New wholly by water, in order or Pay pairing, two harrtv on to York furnished all tiSf in all ita sure, took up the trail and sorted time; first by keel boat pro- Sapping the vigor of youth from the fla.ua and Estimate far oawn to save .& of Contracting Work. telephone mad chase in the starlit crew of powerful oarsmen body of the unfortunate sufferer; eat- ehSHea tee. Tilnek. Honolulw. called for and grounu pelled by a ing away Boston across the wide parade miles south to Fort his courage, ambition and of the post, i three hundred happiness day by day; causing beyond the confines rul Crawford; then by tiny steamer to St. him ing the wolf with eyes Keen iui pain and languor; making him tired at Hawaii Shfnpo Sha. Louis and New Orleans, and then by night, worse in the morning, and ren- KID pursuit. nearly ICE & TRAPPED WOLF AT coiling vessel to New York, a dering his life miserable in general, this TRAILED A -- GREAT PERli. month of thftir sea voyage being passed j 4 terrible malady goes on, and there Is THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT beyond out of sight of land by reason of a M no cure for it except the surgeon's knife ing office. The publisher of Hawaii gone a mile or more toss- - paper ELECTRIC They had a pair of great storm. When the ship was 2 or ELECTRICITY. Which will you Shinpo, the only daily Japanese CO. the limits of the fort before ing at the worst the captain ordered j choose? published In the Territory of Hawaii. rnnscipnrPS suddenly awoke to m the masts cut away so tnat sne migiu C. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor. they were doing that whicn float in upon shore hard by and possi- Dr. McLtughlin's Electric Belt Y. SOGA, Editor. fact that Happily, 97. lC? they ought not to do, wnat bly escape total destruction. Cures or No Pay. Telephone Main DELIVERED not do for the region just at that moment the Hatteras light Editorial and Printing Office Man- - soldier would storm-tosse- d ship cure by my King. O. savages-a- nd dead children, wras seen, and the I guarantee an absolute nakea street, above P. Box Part was full of 907. of the City. men, tell no tales made port in safety. The parents of tew method. You have only to wear no less than dead as well as tne captain what probabl hurt the little girl, my Eelt while you sleep, with special And besides, and n and crew, had given up all hope of carrying the glowing cur- much, they were do no attachment & farkhom them fully as life, but the child, having sense of washing- - out com. thought rent direct to the parts, aware of the stinging f fear, laughed at the seas and the stagnant blood, restoring vigorous SCATTLE 8EER meeting an Indian boy they told him the storm was a royal lark. KewaloV the burden year 1834 came It was time circulation and new strerigth. It Is a their story, and shouldered When the positive cure. JB T" mf upon him. He went a bit for the young girl to be sent East to wolf cat- She traveled the entire dis "Dr. McLaughlin's Electric Belt cured W PISS, farther on ana, hard by a beautiful NECKLACES and ,ifrom Fort Winnebago, on the Fox ; me of Varicocele and weakness of ten famed among the Indians tance always be ,. BeS.CHii!vio aract to a poet who river, in what is now the State of 4 years' standing. I shall sentiment Niagara by open boat j LOUIS FOSCALINA, 'il,UU, !t-- of Long Wisconsin, to grateful for it." nevTsaw the Minnehaha schooner; from the latter point by Mokelumne Hill, California. to captured he wolf jand and canal, steamboat, and fellow-t-he boy ;tage coach, - ! ron't accept imitations of my Belt. All imitations burn raer by with the the first railroads constructed C"5liitir the children, wolf was one of Haven, and blister when they have any cursent at all. Call and Offices tor Bent. in whichl"n in the United States on to New test my Belt free or send for free book with full Information. It will their trophy into Colonel, afterward President. Zachary THE brought you you . . . , j Jtell if have Varicocele. Inclose this ad. Sat, Taylor was in command at Fort Craw- - THE UNDERSIGNED post post, OFFER K JEWELER thOnPeof officers of the ford not far from her father's M rKet offices for rent In the VeTMTTBt L the older she passed through , 702 BUILDING, now being cor- SEAR warm plane and not long after 4 erected at I Re, KING ST. who had a long journey East her parents Dr. M.G. McLaughlin 5 San Francisco, Ca ner of Fort and King street, this city. 8 T- . particularly on her ,- children, and JjJJe learned or Anly to E. F. BISHOP, kin:reir? a 'Peclalty. children, advised the young ofie the commandant, the TTTTTTVYTTTFTTTTVTfTVTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTrTTfTTTTV At C. Brewer Co's, Queen St. forkmen wait until the home ci employed. father of the. children-- to ATTENTION ELKS ! vsx00XJ000000000000 NEWS OF THE WATERFRONT ! OOOOOOOOOOOOOOC WHISK'S g 1 We are the Sole Agents for this brand Ship Kinross Makes a GoodHedbfd of Whisky, and can recommend it to all Connoisseurs. From Cardiff.

We also handle BASS'S ALE AND STOUT. NE HUNDRED AND TWELVE which are devoted to the personnel of RAINIER BEER AND CALIFORNIA o days out from Cardiff, Wales, the the teachers aboard, as apportioned by WINES. British ship Kinross, commanded States and Territories. The first col- port umn is devoted to the features of tne by Captain E. J. Locke, came into voyage between San Francisco ana yesterday with 2,000 tons of the finest Honolulu, compiled from the "ship's Welsh coal for the United States Ha log and from the notes of divers per- GOMES & McTIGHE sons." Seasickness, general upheaval waiian Naval Station. The handsome and an engagement are the features of first experiences. 85 KING ST., British ship, which has made a record the day's The next voyage between the British Islands and day the quartermaster "ungallantiy re- VESSELS IFCRT. TEL. 140. P. O. BOX 755 fuses to marry Mr. M. and Miss A.," Hawaii into the harbor without canje and advises them to wait until arrival We desire to inform any incidents or tales of the sea to re at Honolulu. The next day the gram- ARMT AND NAVY. our patrons that for six FROM MAUI! ophone becomes unbearable, and is late. The ship wil go alongside Naval U. S. cruiser Philadelphia, Meade, Pago we have been ordering every thrown overboard. Then comes Or- description of Up-- T dock No. 2 today and commence dis- - ganization Day. Pago, August 1. at The Masons and East- Ha n i. I, , U. S. A. T. Thomas, Buford, Fran- rrf crtxa Tr ma to vssyix KAHIKINU1 MEAT! charging tomorrow. McCabe, Hamil ern Stars, Odd Fellows. Knights of San JV xxjUo wui iui uue st: we nave sold cisco, July 31. bv. at 1 coal, Pythias, college fraternities and the ton & Renhie will handle the Young Men's Christian Association U. S. gunboat Petrel, Gheen, Yokoha- low price all old styles. FRESH EVERY DAY which is the finest sought for by the make out their rosters. The Briny ma, July 25. Budget is born, alias the "Pacific U. c i tig lroquoic, Pond, Midway Isl- We have now to announce United States Navy. Cardiff coal is the S. that onr stock is ready J Thomas Cat," a sequel to "Arkan-sa- w and, Auguit quality reserved for Uncle Sam's bat the Traveler." 'There was an Incipient MERCHANTMEN. display and we invite anyone desiring a carriage to call' FOR SALE AT THE tleships, and it is said that "half the rebellion against the order prohibiting (Thl list doei not include eoaatera.) depends on whether Cardiff coal men from appearing on upper deck in We have several styles never shown before battle shirt sleeves. Then comes Vaccination Albert, Am. bk., Griffiths, San Fran- in Honfr 19 & 20 is aboard." Day, and the school cisco, July 30. lulu. Fish Market, Stalls. ma'ams rebel. A Arago, Am. Bkt., Perry, Newcastle, Our Vehicles and prices are the best. The Kinross has been bought by teacher would don a new pair of shoes, and finds he left one in July 13. jC CO., & of and Michigan. In Aloha, Am. Fry, We are always glad to show our stock . , Q. YE HOP & Alexander Baldwin Honolulu crossing the "Tropic of Cancer," sev- schr., San Francisco, and it wiL will passengers July 6. San Francisco, and hereafter trade eral are thrown from their M. bear the closest inspection. PROPRIETORS Wednesday, 31. Anna Campbell, Am. schr.. Smith, in the Pacific. She is a magnificent berths. July Sail ho! 24. The United States of the Pacific! The Port Gamble, June iron yessel, twenty-fiv- e years old, but land of the great City of Hankow, Br. sp., Williamson, hereafter! "After Newcastle, 18. Aa soon as the new building is com as strong and swift as any boats buiJ Hnolujsh." says Captain Coulling, "hot, July - A Charmer, Am. sp.. Slater, Tacoma, pleted, on the corner of Alakea and Ber- at present. Her appearance as SpST hYj?&L, a eetinS held July 26. we will open a branch coramfttjfes of three were appointed C. D. Bryant, Am. bk., Colley, etania streets came into the harbor yesterday elieit-- fr0rn" h6h section of the ship, whose San market. duty ft was to find what exist- - I ed nraises from sea captains. Her talent JLV 1 . Pd nn hoard ThP rPKiilt xvQ fho n c. . ". "iera, nam Pacific Vehicle & Suppl fittings, clean decks I handsome cabin ing of an aggregation which resulted in hSSm ll ) shipshape appearance indicated she Am. sp., Ellis, Newcastle, and considerable entertainment. States July 4. up-to-da- te societies ad libitum were organized MPANY, Steam was commanded by an mas Emily Reed, Am sp., Newcas-schr- ., LIMITI Plow Ropes The following resolution of the Baker, ter. Despite the fact she had coal male tie, July 4. teachers seems important: - E. Li. CUTTING, MANAGER. FORT looked as though fresh from Expansion, Am. Larsen, New- AND BIMTAJnj iWAHAN COMMERCIAL AN! aboard she "Whereas, there have been several castle, July 18. HONOLULU. SUGAR COMPANY. a port witn general mercnanuise. Al embarrassing incidents since sailing, Fort George, Am sp., Morse, New- - passage 112 days is a due to the uniform attractiveness of castle, June 23. ckelevtUe, Maul Ifarch TJ. though this of both married and single ladies, and, many years F. W. Slade, Am. schr. Sdrensen, Syd- VtLDl STEAMSHIP COMP record one for from Cardiff Whereas, it would undoubtedly be ney, July 24, for Eleele (anchored out- to Captain Locke is grum of Roebllne'a Honolulu, conducive pleasure and profit in side). Honol bling because he crossed the equator in soul's wealth to all unattached, were Hecla, Am. sp., Newcastle, July 18. Importers eighty-seve- n there some means and convenient of 2Sth the Pacific Ocean in days identi J. B. Brown, Am. sp., Knight, New- Oentlemelr Toon of liaron re con- fication adopted by which matrons may ataloau df shin chandlery feoods h from the time he left Cardiff, but castle, July 31. made a long trip on ac be distinguished; therefore be it Irmgard, Am. bkt., Schmidt, San Fran- bn recelv siders he has Resolved, by the undersigned WO have Bed a numberfof the John count of the long voyage from the victims cisco, July 10. and would-b- e victims, that all unmar J. B. Thomas, Am. ep., Zube, Manufacturers of A Roebllng'Ateajn plosr cable, and Equator to Honolulu. Had the ship ried be earnestly Port found thY--n far superior to the ladies reauested to Stephens for Acapulco, put in here in ive been blessed with the usual weather avoid wearing a ring on the finger ded- Pntltoh cable. nd at Jne same time a voyage in distress, June 13. w she would have made the icated by custom to the marriage John Smith, Am. bkt., Anderson, greet deal cheapo: Intact, sent for 100 voyages Port feme of these cabrMind we put a new less than days. In all the band; also, that they take serious Blakeley, July 18. FINE HIGH GRADE HARNESS, Itoebllnc and a neTFuller cable on th of Captain Locke around Cape Horn he chances if they continue to be attended Kinross, Br. sp., Locke, from Cardiff, aeme et of steemptow. one on each has escaped heavy weather, and had ex- by the children of their friends. Hope- August 1. nclne. of couraeVandthat waa consid- ceptionally fine weather this trip. The fully, Mauna Ala, Am. bk., Smith, San Fran- erably over a raar agoV The American passage from England to the merid- AARON C. TIMID, cisco, July 30. I muchVbetter CORNELIUS Q. Cable thin the ngllsh of Cape Horn was only forty-tw- o MASHER, Nokomis, Am. schr., Hanson, Port jeeole m way. en dV today not ian JAMES BLUSHING. evej? la days. Captain Locke met with a se- Gamble, July 2L aa worn.- - WeVre perfectly N. B. Engagements in the States pearly bely Cape. Oceania Vance, Am. schr., Burke, jauneo nar truu m Amevcaa caM rious accident while nearing the need not prove a barrier. Gray's Harbor, July 28. r th During a squall he was thrown through Following is the editorial staff: An- Oregon, Am. bk., Parker, Newcastle, we eMii certainty Mar ra nur.d $ou the door of the first mate's room and, drew V. Smith, Ark., editor-in-chie- f; July 2. Hock V? goods wbmmw we DdBd any falling prostrate, felt an acute pain on R. W. Taylor, Mich., business mana- Prosper, Am. schr., Jobannsea, New- your line. his right side. Three days later it was ger; C. B. Palmer, N. Y., news editor; castle, June 17. tvy truly. . discovered that he had broken a rib, J Mrs. J. J. Eaton, Mass., assistant; Miss Rufus E. Wood, Am. bk.. McLeod. A tOWRIB? ! OBlsneO which caused him much trouble during Ella King Vogel, Pa., literary; C. A. Newcastle, July 10. the voyage. aj Mlze, (ia., statistics; O. S. Reimold, Republic, Br. sp., Davles, Newcastle, ICC Captain while Mich., directory; L. G. McConachie, 111., July 6. PI ANTATIHN CI1PPI Locke achieved fame calendar; R. L. Kirk, Mo., sporting; E. Rosamond, Am. schr., Johnson, San .99 master of the Annie Maude, a British E. Schneider, Ohio, funny editor. Francisco, July 14. ship with a cargo of jute from Calcutta irabi Big S. C. Allen, Am. bk., Johnson, San to San Francisco. The vessel had a Steamships. Francisco, July IS. WHEN ON. . LOOKS LIKE SNOW, Collars, Hames, Chain Traces, Etc. Horse and Stable crew of Hindostanees aboard. Bubonic There are several ways of calculat- S. G. Wilder. Am. bkt., Jackson, San plague broke out, eight of the crew be- ing tonnage of Displacement Francisco, July 28. Furnishings of on Hand. ing stricken. Of these one died, and vessels. St. James, Am. bk., Tapley, Newcastle, all Kinds Constantly (which is weight of vessel). 10. through personal of Captain t the the July the efforts sp., Locke the others managed to recover. gross tonnage (by measurement) or net j St. Nicholas, Am. Brown, Sydney, SOLS AGENTS FOR tonnage (after deducting space July 24. When the ship put into San Francisco taken Servia, Am sp., Nelson, Newcastle, and the circumstances of the terrible by engines, bunkers and other neces- June 80. Specialties. voyage were related, the San Francis- sary, but unproductive parts of the Sehome, Am. schr., Peterson, Iqulqui, Wilbur's Stock co quarantine authorities gave Captain ship) may be given. Displacement July 10. tfc Locke great praise for his work in sav- of course, is W. H. Marston, Am. schr., Curtis, San voy- varies, as the ship with Francisco, July 8. SEED MEAL AND WHITE ROCK HOOF PACKING. ing his crew from death, and the cargo, age was commented upon at length in or without and is usually applied Zealandia, s.s., DowdelL San Francisco, to warships, in which there is but little July 27. the Mainland press. Captain Locke is variation from loading. Neither gross a Canadian by birth and has been forty nor net tonnage measured by taking Co years at sea. He will continue as mas- forty cubic feet to the ton, describes THE CONQUEST OF KOREA Manufacturing Harness ter of the Kinross under her new own- the dpnd wpte-h- that thA vnaial ean ers. carry. A sailing ship of 3,500 tons has Seventeen centuries ago the Japanese CORNER FORT AND KING STREETS. gone out of San Francisco port with Emperor Chuai was playing his lute in Va haa the same eoollng affect, la Peru Runs Into Storm. P. O. Box No. Telephone . but 5.000 tons of wheat in her hold while j presence ta. riaetta. The steamship Peru was in port yes- one of the big ocean greyhounds may th of his wife and Prlme on account of the COOLS FIFTEEN DEGREES. terday from San Francisco and depart- stow away barely a quarter her j Minister. Whether gross tonnage in freight. Here is a music or from some other cause, the ed last night at 10 o'clock for the table of measurements of big ships' mPress Became inDired with a divine Orient. She is in command of Captain from the London Engineer. It does not , began to thoughts Pillsbury. She will be kept on the agree with statements of tonnage of afflatus and utter the California Feed Co. these ships given elsewhere, but its put into her mind by the deity: "There present new steamers are ex-m- on run until the value consists in the fact a com- - j is land to the westward," she BLERBACH'S on that a AGENTS put between San Francisco and the basis of measurement is taken for claimed, "and in that land Is abund-a- ll Oriental ports of call, when the Peru the ships, and therefore the table 'ance 0f treasure, gold and silver, daz-giv- es will be put on the Manila-Sa- n Fran a fair comparison of the size of zllng to ,ook upon TnJs land T wUl now pANWAMAyViEWS cisco run. the alnerent vessels: " VIOLET AMMONIA ansa a Gross Rough weather was experienced by The Emperor pushed away his lute. OF THE PALI, HARBOR, CITY, on present one of ton- - the Peru the trip, the Length, Br'dth, Depth, nage 'Ifyou go to a high place and look to For the PUNCHBOWL, ETC., quartermasters being thrown with such Vessel. ft. In. It. in. ft. in. tons. ward the west," said he, "there is no Taken by violence against the side of the wheel- - Great Eastern .. 691.0 82.8 48.2 18,915 land to be seen, but only the great (RICE fe PERKINS, house that his kneecap was broken. Britannic . . . .. 468.0 45.2 33.7 5,004 waters. They are lying spirits who TOILET AND BATH on . . 600.0 52.3 8,144 144 The fury of the storm broke the, City of Rome 37.0 have spoken to you." Beretanla St., are for sale at Wall. July. Alaska 520.0 50.0 38.0 6.400 Nichols Co. 25th of Quartermaster Jackson Then the god was filled with anger, REFRESHING AND PLEASANT was at the wheel. He was suddenly Etruria 620.0 57.3 38.2 7,718 moved the Empress to Paris 560.0 63.2 39.2 10,500 and again he thrown from his position at the wheel prophesy. "You are not fit," she said, TO H0RSE0WNERS. and received serious injuries. The ac- - Teutonic 582.0 67.8 39.2 9,984 ONLY AT Furst Bismarck . 620.6 57.6 88.0 8,874 "to rule this empire. Go the one road." ciaent was made known to the officer La Touraine 640.0 56.0 34.6 9,209 But the Prime Minister trembled when HORSES BROKEN TO on the bridge at once and the man was Campania 620.0 66.0 43.0 12,950 he heard these words, and said to his HARNESS relieved from duty. two HONOLULU DRUG CO., and galted to trot or pace. Apply C further For Kaiser Wilhelm master: "I am trouptef, my heavenly days the vessel was buffeted about and der Grosse .... 648.0 66.0 43.0 14,349 sovereign, by message. Jii'dd, Waikikl 6911 this terrible H. Stables. the passengers obtained relief only on Oceanic 705.0 68.0 49.0 17,274 Continue, I pray, to play the august Saturday last, when the storm subsid Deutschland . .. 686.0 67.0 40.4 15,600 OTIS 61 King Street ottoab3bjj Celtic 700.0 75.0 49.0 20,880 lute." PIANOS & ORGANS ed. Quartermaster Jackson was put The Emper6r Chuai commenced to ashore here and sent to the hospital for Shipping Notes. play softly; gradually the sound died Timed Repaired and Polished treatment. away; all was still. They held a light The Peru has for purser, T. J. Allen, The bark Archer sailed from San and saw he was dead. V Prof. W. E. SHARP, Francisco for Honolulu July 24. to his face that who Is en route to the Orient for the But the Empress put herself at the -- Leave orders at Thrum's Bookstore. first time. He has been connected with The steamer Oregonian sailed from head of her fleet, invaded the land of Coronel, Chile, for San Francisco, July rI i- Phone Main 30. the Pacific Mail for the past twelve gold and silver with her warriors, and T--Lap -Pumituie years on the Panama run and likes the 17th. kingdoms of Ko- - Corcipany. soon made the three rri " Inter-Islan- change. The d steamers Iwalani, ea tributary to Japan. A T .a Tfro Strife- - nf Acorted Forty-eig- ht Italians for plantation Hanalei and Makee, sailed yesterday we are told. SANG LEE CHAN for Kauai ports. These things happened, work were brought here, most of them in the year 201 A. D.. and the story of FURNITURE U2S FORT STREET, hailing from New Orleans. There are The American ship Servia Is taking the valiant Empress is as familiar to a NEW i c Juat Above Orpheum twenty-si-x men In party. on ballast at the Naval dock prepara- our- GROCERIES, the This is tory Japanese as is that of Boadicea to Prioee. FISH, CALIFORNIA the second lot of Italians for plantation to sailing for the Coast. selvesNineteenth Century. Which will be sold at'Lowest.Cash FRUITS. sn k, The British ship Elwell, Davles, went Telephone No. 141 White. lie first coming sev3ral months ago with the first lot of Porto Ricais. to sea yesterday afternoon in tow of Boxes, all the Fearless, bound for the Sound. THE WIDOW WAS COMFORTED. New Refrigerators and Ice They will be sent to Lihue, Kauai. 478. WL Lewer, F. J. Lowrey, C M. Ceok Captain Telepba DC They are to receive $22 a month, house Merry, U. S. N., command- p. o. Bex 535 LEWERS & COOKE. rent, fuel, exemption from personal ant of the Hawaiian Naval Station, "There is no accounting for the con- s, W. LEDEHER taxes. has written the acting commandant which some people will put They will be paid at the rate he will in on struction Beretania Street, next to Fire Station. Importer and Dealer in Lumber an 12 that arrive Honolulu the re- of cents per hour for overtime. Sierra. Captain Merry has been in upon certain passages of Scripture," Building Materials. Offiee, Among the passengers was William Guam and Manila for several months. marked a clergyman, "I remember the 414 WV.rt ftTMt Henry, jailor of the Oahu prison; Car- story of one' clergyman who went to call penter B. D. Pender, U.S.N., Who re- STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. on a woman whose husband had recently lieves Carpenter May naturally, The Latest in Hats is the at the Hawaiian Name. From. died. He had expected, quite Naval Station; Mrs. Cecil Brown, who Date. find heart-broke- n with the burden City of Peking 3 to her SHIftl WAST returned an Yokohama ....Aug. of sorrow, and was greatly surprised fAI after. extended visit to the orq.ngi Victoria Aug". 1 her May-nar- d. greeted with a very hap- FONTELU she him Can be Seen Mainland. Russel Harper and L. Coptic S. P when at F Aug. py and ushered him Into the par- Fverybody. the former well known here, to Gaelic Yokohama Aug. 13 smile Smoked by MISS N. F. HAWLEY'S to Manila to start a new daily paper. Mariposa S. 17 lor. F Aug. " 'Will, er, sister, he said at length, 210-21- 1 Harper will be of America Maru S. 17 Boston Building. remembered as one F Aug. you have my warmest sympathy.' the saved from the wreck of the Rio. STEAMERS TO DEPART. you, replied Captain " 'Thank doctor the Ward, former master of the Name. For. Date. widow casually, 'I did feel very badly-v- ery schooner Rosamond, is en route for Ma- Zealandia S. F Aug. 2 badly Indeed. But I came across nila. ity of Peking S. I Scripture which comforted me !55 F. Ang. a verse of best ? 5c The Briny Budget. nrnnfci ?vdnpy Aug. very much Indeed. Coptic Yokohama Aug. f' " 'And what was the verse, sister?" in- MADE. TRY ONE. "The Briny Budget" made its initial Gaelic S. F Aug. 1? quired the clergyman. - i appearance America Maru Yokohama Aug. 17 " I remember Just where to find Collage t- yesterday afternoon. It is don't The leadlnc Buslnesa ta it, replied the widow, "but it was made or sale at HatAASSan Tnharrn -- - $tf - t esiab. 4 year). Send tor i nublished by the teachers on hoard the IIUTTUIIUII WLVVv foS If you are seeking rooms, homes, in- up of only four words four nelpful t icNCRfc. 24 street, Saa Fraaolseo, Cnited States army transport r Pot Thomas, vestment?, etc., consult the classified words "Why need I care?" ' "Brooklyn IN THE ClTT. t;.utiiri. and consists of four pages, two of advertisements on page 8 today. Citizen. AND ALL CIGAR STORES THE PACIKIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, AUGUST 2, 1901.

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Hang legalized according to American law. This too when the whole conten HER tion of the defense had been that she ands TRIALS had already been married in China. Judge Estee, inspite of the wiles and leprehensible action of her attorney, did not let it affect his judgment, and 'or ordered the woman deported, ruling NOW OVER that the so-call- ed Chinese marriage was incomplete, and that the woman was not born in the Islands. Her at- torney came In for a stern rebuke for attempting to defeat the ends of jus ale. tice by an irregular marriage. He was Kam You is Sent scored by the court and in no gentle terms. All along the girl has been his evil genius and he was no doubt much This is the time of year whea brig-Jx- f To China on happier to see her leave the Islands suns, stiff winds and flying dusttcBBXD& than she was to go. us that we have EYES. Kam You had some consolation in If the verdant hues of Natiucta v.-t- ire affliction, while did Peru. her Fitch not. do not bring ease to tired s? When she was turned over to the cus F W KING after work, be sure it is not a eane tax STREET TRACT tody of Deputy Marshal Hendry yes- Nature's cure, but rather oste W to $1,250 terday afternoon, she was put aboard a lot, formerly placed When the steamer Peru weighed an- the Peru and in confinement Many who complain of the brigfer' as N. Wilcox's With other ('hinese who were ordered tydnrik premises. this port last hurting their eyes never pause to chor and sailed ftm deported, among them four women the trouble lies in their eyes, not tS night a great weight was also lifted from San Francisco. Yong Hang, the blessed sunlight. from the mind of Thomas Fitch. husband, contented himself with a steerage, Kam You, the pretty Chinese girl who berth in the and as soon as the Peru frets well out to sea husband came to Honolulu as a maiden, depart- A.N. SANFORD and wife will be united again. MANUFACTURING OPTICIAK, LOTS ed as matron"through the Instrumen- OTHER DEPORTATIONS. IN MANOA Boston Building. Fort rm tality of Mr. Fitch and in spite of the Ah Quoi. the Chinese girl Montano's Tract, $2,500 order of Judge Estee, who ruled that who was ordered deported this week, Over May ft Co. consequently was also put aboard the Peru, as was MRS. LOUIS BOTHA. - - - she was unmarried and Lam Chow, who claimed to have been The minion of Mrs. Louis Botha to Europe is not clearly defined. The stories that she Territory or of the d not a citizen of the born in Honolulu. Ah Quoi, who ap fa a peace emissary lack confirmation. Sune months ago abe pronounced An Old, Old StorjJ United States, Kam You has had a pears to be but six or seven years otd, emphatically for peace, but recently, in an interview, slit- - expressed the hope that her hus- band would Sh.- s the day she was was placed in the care of the steward. die fighting rather than Surrender to the British. thai, her visit varied career since to The Hacrce is not for the purpose of meeting Presjdenl Krwrer; nnjl tin-r- e are. Marshal vtm For Two Tears and mon HUNDRED placed under arrest by Deputy LOTS IN - KAIU- Hendry, as a Chinese laborer Illegally we have had Plates ant ,TRACTlfroaW00to,25(lalot TO within the limits of the United States, OVERBOARD had not something unforeseen hap f going home in a barrel. This plan Films sent to us from strangely in- pened. was abandoned after a fair trial, how- and every step has been SAVE A LADY "When about half way across, the ever, and the yachtsman was conveyed terwoven with the history of Mr. Fitch, "doctor," to his consternation, saw a to his boarding house In a closed hack, All Parts of the Wotifti sorrow. It was his lady approaching, a dainty parasol clad in a Healani bathing suit. though much to his shading her face, and at the same time first Chinese case since coming to Ho- The Wet Adventure of a Crack hiding from her view the sprinting San Francisco, Bay CS 1078 W KEKIO were such bicyclist. Chapman Is to ex- g, TRACT. nolulu and his experiences unable TALKED TO Mich., Yokohama, Honf-kon- attempt to get an- Bicyclist and Healani plain Just how it happened, but in the wm, J600 a lot that he will hardly twinkling of an eye he realized that New Zealand, etc other client of the same race until the Yachtsman. there was only one way to avert a dis- TEACHERS pass NORMAL memory of Kam You Is dead. aster: he could not the lady, as regalac husband of she was approaching all unconscious We have many Tons Hane. the reputed . Nathan I Chapman, the popular ot Impending danger, directly In the ' in her Former Superintendent of Wash- customers ,BCXI)REDL0TS the woman, did not forsake ner young yachtsman, and erstwhile Jewel middle of the walk. He could not stop m K.mn. sanea an the wheel, and the alternative was hour of need, and when the Peru er at Wichman's, had adventure plain. ington Schools on His Way Outside the Territory of Hawil deported Chinese recalling In the annals of the it carried not only the worth These thoughts passed through his Home From Manila. woman, but also ner nusutiuu. Healani Boat Club, of which he is an mind in much less time than it takes MM V(a hnmA fl.Il d DroDerty- nere. member, yesterday. to tell it, and he was Just reaching gave Ul ma accompany enthusiastic Do We Do the Best Work or in order he might her being a yachtsman and the the conclusion above referred to, when Mr. W. B. former superin- Etc, that stance Besides he became badly rattled, and was sav- Powell, Etc. to This is but another one-ha- lf in- China. exclusion possessor of an undivided ed from deliberately riding off Into tendent of schools at Washington, D. of the cruel workings of the is ter- water below, on education oiiintfd in this instance terest In the Pirate, which the the six feet by tne violent C, delivered a lecture i... i.i. However ror of the harbor, Mr. Chapman is a wobbling of the wheel, which lasted yesterday morning to the teachers at by the devotion of a husband. about a sixteenth of a second, the finale HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPU m we crack bicyclist, and has some consid- being a plunge the Normal School, and also to some just the exclusion act ""V" off the walk and a happened it has already been the cause of untold erable renowrr as an expert balancer splash below. of the visiting teachers who misery among the Chinese of Honolulu on the machine of the pneumatic tire. As the young man and his wheel dis- to be present. His address was along COMPANY. ""kola apply resmence - appeared for a moment in the flying educational lines, and largely advisory, t0 Kam You claimed - There are times and circumstances, uX nt Vnne Hang, a CM- spray, there was a scream, Bomewhai giving to the teachers much valuable Corner Fort and Hotel Streets. umy CLO lilt hhs " however, which will rattle the best of or also because of her masculine and suggestive of liberal information as to the art pedagogy. rese merchant, but -- bicyclists, and the yachtsman was up draughts of swipes, followed by laugli' Mr. Powell is on his way home from alleged birth in the Isiana. occur-r- such a combination yesterday ter in the same strain, and a hi .trious Manila, where he has been on a visit, claimed by Ftch . against He riage. it was Yong Having had his regular 4 "wela ka haol" The dainty p:irasol and will return to Washington. w i r.Mna. and afternoon. uplifted, of possibili- & iea whim sue being was and "Old Mary," the speaks In high terms the MCCHESNEY SOI Hang was In Honolulu, the rites o'clock swim, and having cut several South Sea Islander mascot of the cluo. ties of education among the Filipinos, Achi -s- t celebrated legally, accorams pigeon wings about the harbor at the in all the bravery of her Sunday and thinks that the six hundred teach- in cus clothes, way to Philippines the girl was Pirate, the "doctor," as he stood with arms akim'" ers now on the the Kholesale Grocers and Dealer is. tatement, while being ov helm of the watching the disturbance below. will accomplish wonders for the bet- lody. Territorial prison called, homeward The to re- -, is popularly started A number of small brown boys and terment of the condition of the natives. Leather and Sbtt Hndic,;? ercrowded, she was allowed Jumping on his wheel, spec- to nt v Ahin. a mer- - and dinnerward. native fishermen also enjoyed the Mr. Powell will return the States me is a recent purchase of the latest tacle audibly, and to the chagrin of on today's steamer. iagsnte Honolulu Soap Works Com was this t that which - wuinnanv chant, and it at enamelled festively In the the gallant young man, as he emerged, May. Honolulu, and TajuuuT- !! Fitch took part in a trans make, and saturated with salt water, from the Suitable recorders show that the act- ,nrimand from IM Healani colors, he spun down the plank unsavory shallows, a shout went up compared a skillfully ual hours of sunshine as with CHEONG LEE & CO., court that has produced in him walk from the boathouse, from a number of his friends who stood the time the sun is above the horizon to corner, and started to sprint In the doorway of the boathouse. E5 strange reluctance appi turned the A fresh water hose treatment put the average 64 per cent at New York, Importers and Exporters Judge again. Fitch three-boar- d walk that spans Rome, 45 Madrid, 42 at Zurich, 39 1 Estee along the bicycle in working order, while Chap- at at And dealers in Jewelry, Fancy Goodfc -- -- . 38 33 30 in oraer io sun muu of the distance between the boathouses man himself worked hard for a half at Berlin, at Vienna, at Dublin, Furniture, Curios, Cutlery, BlacS (he as in the interest so wring- at Oxford, 28 Hamburg, 34 at St. Electro and Glass Wares, eA explains it li- firm a, some two hundred hour or at the club's clothes at Plated il0. secured a marriage and terra save ignominy 23 London. 8 Queen's Central, Houfetsgu. Fort.strcet public morality), xons yards away. All would have been well, er, seeking to himself Petersburg and at Road, cense and had her marriage to 14 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, AUjSUST 2, 1901. my and at the same time so foreign, in Rooms 508, life. All the better part of Americani- HAWAIIAN E 509, 51Q zation seems to be here, and yet the MPRESS 0 charms of the foreign are still retained. "i an 7?n..,. VA11 must be good and faithful work- nut classes of En-- uJ There ers for Christ in your beautiful city." CQNSIRU6T10N ited. Examination B??NI .Miss Bertha Lincoln, Minneapolis. "Really, I should like to steal away OF Specifications and Estimates prepared, and construe tlo"011011' from the Thomas and hide until she uteM? branches of engineering work. Contracts solicited --r. - sails, so charmed am I with this lovely . . . . " ,i - j...... 1 1 . i rra ... . .1 1. oraam , rnnim , nrmo'Aa , - n n , "am garden spot." F. L. Hayford. Boston. "o " f luuiiaauons pfe sfc - I have had a delightful day at Wai- Special Attention.tiiven to Examinations, Valuations and T? for Investm ent Purposes. "Poru of 4 kiki, and have enjoyed the rare good of a to Pali, is fortune drive the which ' Frederick J. Amwkg, Scarf phenomenon M. Am Va ft Peda- a magnificent of nature. Transient How wind did blow! was grand." the It W. R. CASTLE, JR., Sec'y and Treas. Eneinc Miss Maud M. Martin, San Jose. aoj... gogues Full of "I am infatuated with the place. How Rings I wish it were' here that Uncle Sam wants us. Everything is delightful but the shopping is dreadfully expensive." re the ruling fa in the Praise. Pajamas McMullen, Miss Edith Bonanza, Colo. two-piec- last, and are fast becoming am glad I did not about A VERY DESIRABLE e sleeping or loungine "I hear much by many men to 8ult. co Honolulu before I came here; it would the regular night robe. here. JUST THE THING for traveling, as have spoiled the delight ot - my sur their atteflra silk fcf 1 1 I I U" v. . Worn with a handsome ITn. If I I I rrrf I Til ft. I M I IN Ml n n T n , i wonderfully - more OPINIONS OF prise. It is beautiful here, TTTT1 TTAtm PrtTTTr TT.T T Tr - . " tie, nothing can be iffEriS and the balmy climate seems to make w& navrj iL'xuujn uitouA, Madras and Crepe well. Swell dresser take to THE it unreal. I came from Michigan, and tkem at Bight. TEACHERS the contrast perhaps has enraptured me the more over this marvelous We have a splendid stock DYSPEPSIA place." Miss Shirtsgood-weig- ht Marian Lawton. Lawton these made of Madras Cloth, colors woven in pv mt new creations in sup- . . ue Is not incurable as many people Michigan. eSTifcfnllv. Tileasinp- mntle In strlrw--- e an A . simple Bo-m-ja Many Say They Would be Pleased ' " fiaiuo, WllQ nnj sings, from the pose. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has "The first thing I did was to take a match. We also have Linen. Silk and Npp-Mo- - gold band to the elabor- never failed to cure the worst cases. It to End Their Journey at trip to Pacific Heights, which is a very "0Ovt. et impurities, place indeed, ate chased and gem-s- ring, cleanses the system of all beautifuL but the wonder varying from enriches the blood, makes strong Honolulu. is why that electric system is not ex and at prices nerves and cures constipation, indiges- tended all over the town. I understand Ties to One Hundred Six Dollars tion, biliousness, liver and kidney trou- you have an electric system now in Newest shapes and latest designs in Silks in Pour-ir- , u , prevent process of building. place is so Scarfs. Puffs. Band Bows. etc. "ao aad Fifty. bles. A dose before meals will NUMBER of the school teachers The helnhtner or sourness of the stomach. modernized and so lively commercially have also Just received on in- We Try it See that OUR PRIVATE REV- A board the Thomas were that it seems to me there would have am unusually attractive ENUE STAMP covers the neck of the terviewed as to their impres- been electric cars long before this." U sions of Honolulu. Many of have C. Longest, Pontotoc, Miss. Handkerchiefs 41 bottle. them We import all our Handkerchiefs. Hito "The thing that appeals to me most n- - - driven about the Island and visited its nnw unn .....i.ov,,.,nann anmo ra riornn una itiaa so Creates is the marvel of vegetation and foliage. Huauwto nnc never good aw most beautiful and interesting places, It seems so strange to see the many W OO l V IT Lace and a Hearty STOriACH and all are enthusiastic over the flowering trees. If the Philippines are WE ALSO GARRY A FULL LINK OP Appetite BITTERS charms of Hawaii nei. Below are giv- anything like this 1 shall be delighted en the impressions of those who were The climate here is so lovely and every thing so beautiful that it seems indeed w m. mum w i li i I Scarf Pins interviewed : M. I III as ndar to an earthly paradise as one VVU.ft.L7 Ul 111UX1111r V mV V 11 "I have just returned from a trip to new "BAROQUE could imagine." Miss Johnson, Boston ta the the Pali and I have no words to ex- "It seems odd to see the interming which makes the WALL PAPER UOIM PBABL," press my admiration of the beautiful ling of the races here, the Americans UALL AINU UK VINCEL1 piece of Jew- Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese and na BOat attractive scenery along the road and the gran- elry Imaginable. If you have tives, all going about in perfect har deur of that precipice, with its wonder- seen them, we would be mony, and every race seeming to con set ful modntain peaks to the left and. the sider itself on an equal basis with the OZAKI pleased to shew them the WAVERLY BLOCK.3. rugged bluffs to the right. It was the others. Those funny mother hubbards HOTEL next time you are In. women wear they be most beautiful drive I have had the that the must is very Choice delightfully comfortable in this climate In fact, our stock good fortune to take, and I do not an- and and the costumes of the Japanese add full all along the line, sur- ticipate ever finding anything to so much picturesciueness and such a mm ppsltlen to fill k 4 V k9 we are In a Designs, pass it. The view outward from the foreign air to the scene. I think the ana JUalting Uompn y, very 5rewmg mr orery want. mountains, returning, is marvellously people are interesting." Mrs. i Parker, Elgin, 111. beautiful. Nowhere in the wide world "We have been very courteously could there be a more perfect scene'; the treated by everyone here, and have en Reasonable sea is like nothing I have ever seen joyed our visit to this beautiful place with its smooth sparkftng surface and very much. We have both exhausted of our superlatives in description. Don't Prices. its wreath white foam where the ask us to get started on the subject HOME PRODUCTION water breaks over the coral reef. It again. Commercially, the place is as is like a splendid painting." R. P. tounding." Mr. Parker. Elgin, 111. Gleason, Oakland. "I am going out with my son. who Remember ! We do not have to fortify our Beer. "I am looking forward to a visit is a teacher. I do so hope the Philip- pines will be like this. We are delight and Bottled Beer Delivered. TORT STREET. your - 31 & Cooke through museum- which my ed with Honolulu and wish that we Lewers friends tell me is a splendid one. I might both stay here. I am very much Telephone MAIN 341. Orders Promptly LIMITED. have been to the Pali and I could not interested in charitable work and v " in a thousand years express my appre- shall expect to carry on some work in f the Islands. They tell me that the Fort Street. ciation of the beauties of the trip. The missionaries have trasnformed this driveway is excellent and the wonderful place and that it is for the most part scenery on either side makes one feel Christian. I hope this is true, for it as if one were in a dream. I was im- seems as if God had planned it for a Castle & Cooke perfect place." Mrs. S. C. Simpson. Latest Patterns pressed so growth much with the floral Lawrence, Kan. The Days of LIMITED. and the infinite variety of color every- "Oh what a delightful time I had in where. The city itself is so quaint and the surf yesterday! Surely therfr is no IN-- yet so modern and American that I surf like it in all the world! We are Tight Belts LIFE FIRE lovely cannot cease wondering. I had not ex- all in raptures over the drives pected to tind anything like Honolulu. and everything else." Miss L. A. Clen-denni- n, Urbana, 111. Are Over Insurance 1 wish it were here that we were going Agents. to stop." V. Louise Her rick, Rochester, "Everything is so absolutely unreal N. Y. and so far from the Mainland that it gives the place the atmosphere of Go Shirts "I think a whole heap of Honolulu. My is I dreamland. I suppose things become t would Cling-Surfa- cc AGENTS FOIL. first impression that like practical enough Irving to stop off and stay." George Wright, after here Designs, New Shades, awhile, but for the casual visitor it is New NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL Austin. Tex. lovely say for me I am charmed. a strange and place to chance "Just that C. New York. LIFE INSURANCE CO I anyone who ever upon." J. Knudson, New Goods. am sure that has always my of CI.TNG-SURFAC- E" IS A BELT sur- "I have had ideals seen Ho'nolulu and its beautiful nearly which produces a clean, OF BOSTON. roundings would regard any description Paradise, and Honolulu comes to The grandest beau- nrface on the belt after it as weak." Miss Dickenson, Chicago. the fulfillment. veaetratcd the belt, and it U TNA FIRE INSURANCE OC ties are those of the hand 'of the Crea- preservative, making and "I cannot express my appreciation of belt your I tor, and the liberality of these here is ! hnjptng the leather, cotton or rope Or HARTFORD. the beauties of Islands. have God surely home my friends must wonderful. intended these ( ftudtta and elastic, vastly lnereas-- j written that Islands as a garden spot for his peo- tag it Ufa. It also acts perfectly come and see for themselves, as I coufd PRICES I NEW SUITINGS ple. We have all been received with LOWEST belts. to m rubber not attempt describe the marvels beautiful courtesy, and especially cour- One-thi- rd more power Is trane-- f wrought out in RPCF1VE0 . . . that nature has here teous have the girls at the counters atttoc by Its use, or In other the middle of the Pacific. I have trav- --AT j words, two-thir-ds as large been to us while shopping. We shall a belt eled rock-boun- d coast of fjjn power If "Cling-- from the all, I am sure, retain beautiful memo- transmit the Maine to the glittering sands of Cali- - BxmW Is used. Qeo. ries of the lovely Islands we have vis- - ten-pou- A. ' I 1 '7111 1.1' vi . i I ML - I Msnd for a sample nd tin. ,'.11 t ' ited these fewvdays. to the end of life. north t,-- thp inmith of thp Path...' of Miss Lillian White. Preston. X. Y. Waters, I any- Co, per lb." but have never beheld "This place is all right, except the Price 50c Martin thing like this. Even the magnolia & prices of liquid refreshments, which are Iwakami gardens of the South, with their trop- indeed astoundng and calculated to TAILOR ical charm, cannot be compared to Ha- dismay t6 of a man UTTLE GIANT Gallop, strike the heart waii." Mr. Minneapolis. is fond of. the goods in question." seen many of Ha- that F!RE EXTINGUISHER "I have pictures D. D. Spear, Portland. Me. HOTEL STREET Boston waii, touched in color: I had supposed is I say. nly "That just what Honolulu chemical fire extinguisher the coloring overdone, for I could not is certainly a dream otherwise, but the , ready any not Building. ex- that is at time. Will believe that the reality actually bartenders can't mix drinks, and the 5 Astsrtorata. No dangerous acids or isted; I did not suppose moment for a juice of a cocktail is'a hummer. 1 have ; ehemieals In it Can Le handled by that nature could live up to such col- 4 a efcUA. figured the thing out statistically, and orings. I am simply charmed with give this opinion from a statistical SAN FRANCISCO, HONOLULU, everything, and I think the drive to the NEW YORK. standpoint, as I am not a drinking man Price $3 each. Pali one of the most magnificent that myself." John Arthur Corliss. Port- there can be in the world. 'It has all land. Me. been one grand dream, and I am con- "The price of fruit is what surprised tinually pinching myself to see if I am to be common im- M S. & Co. me. It seems the ?! Eitcine Co. Grinbanm awake. The courtesy of the people. costs to is ill - pression abroad that fruit next Mt American and native alike, is charm- EE5Bi nothing in this country, whereas it LIMITED. l in mm ing: we have found them very cordial. uld breflk one up in "business to So nil and eourteous."-M- iss Ruth Cooper, heavy ()n frujt feeer importers and Commission the seenls Loundn Merchant? ine ua lies, Oregon. be sold on the same plan. My friend, Am entirely pleased. Wouklnt,who .g an oceasiona, drinker, told me M j mind getting off and staying here six thig j dont knQW personally."-- .!, months or so."-- R. D. Epps. Cokesbury. Company, Ltd. SOLE AGENTS FOR Goud Ljtt,e X(,rth cheiningt N. y tti South Carolina. Guernsey myself "Mrs. and have 'I climbed the mountain tb the left I f I j 4 BLANCHE BATES 5c traveled over Europe and through of the Pali yesterday. The view wate West Indies and we are both of magnificent. It alone Would re- - Hono-pai- Wmmm'y Redaction in Prices. CIGAR. have the oplnion that the beauties of d fireat me for my trip." Miss Daisy ,u,u gurpass anything we have yet seen Usher, Berea, Ohio. j We botn deii&nted wjth our visit got BRITISH "Yes. we are the couple that here and especially are we charmed Saving made large additions to our AMERICAN ASSURANCJ married last night, and the romantic Aaaatnery, we are now able to launder COMPANY, of Toronto, Ontario. with the marvel of coior everywhere." story of our courtship on the May here Mr Quernsey, New York. PZADS, SHEETS, PILLOWSLIPS Trir: AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE is true. We did not meet until the "General Sheridan, when he visited v , TAJXLX CLOTHS, TABLE NAPKINS PANT, of New York. transport was pulling out. We are both id that the Dlace a it,hl as happy bugs g. .cd TOWELS at the rate of IS CENTS Si Isd attention jrvien to as in a ru We wouldn't ;ex (. tnat it iaokej g00j society and conain mind putting in our three years for ; ItO TJOXHN, CASH. niei;: Coffee water, which put it on the same basis 1 aCl-- r f ana Rice. go- r.C pUDUC 3 JUUjJt ciiu ,ui)f deliv-ar- y Uncle Sam right here. We are not I Well, is not satlsfattory work and prompt as Hades. Honolulu like article is the best. ing to leave until Saturday morning. Ithat. You seem to have plenty of good guaranteed. j pocs with their judgment. a LUNCH and we are very much pleased about ;-r cMrrt on ihnnda ncp of water if Their patronage Me rear of slothing being lost from ROOMS Noble whiskey it. for Honolulu is a delightful place for the foliage and floral growth indicate Thafs why there is more Cyras a honeymoon. It will linger in our anything." C. E. Baker, Brunswick, than any other brand, H Ji NOLTE, Proprietor. W invite inspection of our laundry memories when we are both old and Wisconsin. It is pure old and honest and methods at any time during busi Fort Street, Opposite Wilder 4s Co, gray-he'ade- d, as the lovely isle where "The marine view has fascinated me. we joined our our hearts. it is aged in wood. "IB;ST-CLAS- hands and never seen like that of the vms hours. S LUNCHES SERVED, I have water It is of delicate flavor. Yes. this spread of pineapples nd harDor here, and couldn't imagine any "With Tea, Coffee, Soda water, mangoes, is our wedding reast. lne thing more fascinating. There are so One and three crown. Ring Up Main Ginger Ale or Milk. fond ones were discovered ire a quiet manv wonderful things to delight the 73 containing Jpen from 7 a. m. to 10 p. m. corner eating from a tray hat one has no worjs to describe the in question.) Mr. and Mrs. ! ear wagons will call for your Smokers' Requisites a Specialty. fruits 'eQne,g lmpressions." Mrs. George C. Kaipn hastman, respectively 01 Washington. COJ work. Mam,,7iark Spokane, C. PEACOCK & and Colorado "It's dandy. Don't you think so? THE EMPORIUM. "I am very much interested in mis We're having a grand time. It's just dpITOR: A. C, LOVEKIN, New Restaurant, Just Opened sionary work, and I have looked about great here. We're all tickled to death. a little here. I think that it is perfect- I never had such a good time in my NTJCANU & three-fourt- hs and Bond KING STS. ly wonderful that in of a life. Gosh, but it's warm though!" Stock Broker century, Christianity and American Miss Mollie Smith. Kansas: WA777WI civilization could have transformed REAL ESTATE AND - - ALL MEALS 25 CENTS these then darkened Islands into the you whisky al- I Notice When need FINANCIAL AGENT. most beautiful ones in the world. quality. "Ken- great in Orient, ways ask for the best Mia have been a deal the Stanley Cigars, Tobacco and Cold Drinks. and have spent four years in Peru, but tucky Favorite," of Spruance. 402 Juda Building. Everything Nw aad I have never seen a place so American ft Co., San Francisco. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, AUGUST 2, 1901. 15 1 JtASS THE FIRST THE ' COMMERCIAL. Bank OFf awaii ktlHMM LIMITED. OF HAWAII. LTD. at the dose ef busteeesk COMMERCIAL CIRCULAR for August 1 is as follows: 2 ASSETS SPECIALS BERREY'S efforts in collecting the material for a report Lease commercial at Capital, and discounts tl,04,K time have not proved very successful in the matter of changes from $25t,00.M. Call loans and overdrafts.. 245.C7I.H Bonds FOR conditions existing when our last circular was issued. At that time we noted Cell Brown ZHJBBtM Linen a decrease in business. Here and there the conditions of trade is reported Si.V:President .., M. P. Robinson Lease safe deposit building grass Cashlep W. Q. Cooper and office furniture slightly improved, but cash receipts are small, while in other quarters dull- Principal lt.7lS.il ness and unsatisfactory collections are complained of. Office: Fort, near Merchant uiaw assets ONE street. uue rrom banks w,a IN WEEK ONLY In retail trade cuts in certain lines are noted the same causes oper- that Branch vjuvei umeni warrants ate in older communities to bring prices down and to narrow the credit sys- Office: Hllo, Hawaii. Exchange on hand to tem are have full force here. CQBflncts Cash Colors, Ending The regular monthly report of the Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange a General Bantinc Bnsiness August 3d. for July shows but very little trading on the Board. The brokers have made some in sugar shares on AT HONOLULU AND HILO. LIABILITIES. transactions the streets which were not reported. Capital The stock market is dull and but a few securities, such as Ewa, Oahu and sjast.M on Island, SAVINGS DEPOSITS Reserve account fettt'es Waialua, all situated this are readily salable. Ewa shares chang- received and Undivided profits HZ,m'.U ed hands at 25: sales of Waialua have been made at 86, the closing quotations interest allowed for yearly deposits at 1 r,ate of 4 cent Deposits being 85 bid. 86 asked. Oahu sugar shares have 132 2; "T annum. IN THE CROCKERY AND transferred at a block Rules and regulations of savings de, Due to other banks 125,615 IS ffiite of Fahuku shares went at 22 2 last week; Hawaiian Sugar, or Makaweli, as partment furnished upon application Dividends unpaid 1.1x11 GLASSWARE DEPARTMENT, it is called at the Coast, is active at 30; Ookala quotations are 13 1-- 4 bid. 13 3-- 4 usked. The marked drop of the week was in Pioneer Mill; this stock 2,m,3l.fl Tin-cover- ed Jelly Glasses, at has beei selling in large blocks at par, closing with sales at yesterday's ses- I, C. H. COOKE, Cashier, do totemn bbleached, sion of tiie Board at 90. Honomu hag been offered at 150; quotations for ly swear the above statement is true Hawaiian Agricultural, Hawaiian Commercial, Haiku. Koloa, Onomea, Pacif- lEISlEi 1 to the htsT tt mv vftw,njr. . 30c Per Dozen. ic Mill Co., i'aia, Pepeekeo and Wailuku remain practically the same as last BSC. C H. COOK" 10 fMVtiar. week; Waimanalo is 140 bid; Waimea Mill 80 bid; McBryde assessable shares Subscribed and sworn to befacs m 1-- LIMITBI III 3d are $8 bid, 8 2 asked:. $10 is bid for paid up shares, $11 asked; Kihei shares this day of July, A. D. 19L are offered $11; were" made in paid up $13.50; $9 ROYAL D. MEAD, at sales Olaa at assessable, yotary Public, ALSO paid in, is selling at $3. OFFICERS: First Judicial Dta tried Oahu Railway & Land Co. shares are selling at $100 asked. Both steam- ...... President ship stocks are offered at par and People's Ice was offered at 85. Quotations fl'l1 aFlmJ Vlee President Clatis Spreckels. Wm. a. Irwtsv IN THE HOUSEFURNISHING w Alexander . of First National and First American Savings Bank & Trust Co. are the j Second Vice President Treasurer Clans i DEPARTMENT, same. Brewer & Co. stock is offered a 425; N. S. Sachs at 100 and Kerr & Co. w. o. Hut ... Secretary Sprtctels & Co., Baiters Ponge Silk at 45. and Auditor The bond market is quite strong. Hawaiian Government 5 per cent bonds HONOLULU, H. T Best quality of floor mops 1-- are bid for at 96; $105 is bid for Oahu Railway & Land Co. bonds; 101 2 for SAN 1-- Sugar FRANCISCO AGENTS with handles complete, Ewa. This is a rise of 1 2 points in Ewa. Oahu Plantation and Waialua Factors THE at NEVADA NATIONAL Agricultural bonds are offered at 102 2 and Hilo Railway and Honolulu Rapid AMD BANE 0 Transit bonds are offered at par. SAN FRANCISCO. 25 Cents Each The latest news from San Francisco brings word f su- Commission the inactivity in Merchant DRAW EXCHANiiR ma vv gars on that market. Hana Plantation Co. shares were $6 bid, $6.50 asked. , 3-- SAN Jordan Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co.. $50 bid; Honofeaa 17 8 bid, 17 1- -2 asked. FRANCISCO The Nevada AGENTS FOR tional Bank flan Hutchinson Sugar Plantation 17 2 bid; Kilauea Sugar Co., 17 bid, 17 1-- 2 ask- of Francteea. 7-- Hawaiian ed. Makaweli, 33 bid. 33 8 Onomea, 22 bid, 23 Commercial a Sucar Co. wnuun me union Bank of No 10 Fobt Street. asked: and Paauhau bid. Haiku Sugar Company. aon, juta. 1 The income tax statements have been filled, July 31st all being the last Pala Plantation Company, NEW YORK American Exchange Na- See the display of both articles dayffor returns to the Tax Office. The consensus of opinion seems to be that Nahiku Sugar Company, tional Bank. the salary man man, by Kihei OTOGRAPHI in our front is hit harder thanthe rich reason of the fact that Plantation Company, CHICAGO Merchants' National Bassfr m windows. the Territorial bonds and dividends from sugar stocks are exempted. The ma- Hawaiian Sugar Company, PARIS Credit Lyonnals. jority of the returns show losses during the past year, which more than off- Kahului Railroad Company, BERLIN Dresdener Bank. BTRAITS set the income of many individuals. In some cases the losses have been larg- and HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA A. & B. Line, Hongkong and Shanghai - er than the income, thus putting the Government under obligation to the indi- Edward May, Corporation. . Bankma vidual. It is amusing to see some of these income statements, showing Emily F. Whitney, NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA greater loss than income, filed at the Tax Office "under protest.'' written W. B. Flint Bank of New Class Work Guaranteed across the face of the in ink. Zealand. statement red VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Baa of British North L doe not wish his sitters The mortgage indebtedness of the W. G. Irwin & Co., garnishee, assump- America. Ditey W,W. Dimond&Co. Islands has increased since our last sit. report $60,042. Wong War Foy vs. Chan Toung. Hawaii Land to. Tronsoci o General Banking s mm mm Chun Mun Kak Chun Sing, as- 102 Deeds, $490,286. 3Q. and Deposits Received, LIMITED. sumpsit. LIMITED. Loans, mad sa 42 Mortgages, $103,288. Approved Rpriirittr r-- M M. D. Vivias vs. H. C. Evans and jt Dealers n 45 Leases. Travelers' Credits Issued, Bille o Bx-- 33 $43,246. Yokomizo, tresspassing. Releases, & Co. vs. uu.iiSe xiougnt and Sold. CROCKERY, GLASS, AND 10 Chattel mortgages. $12,922.75. Lewis Mrs. M. E. Paulson, 11 assumpsit. COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY . HOUSEFURNISHING Bills of sale, $66,175.65. 9 Brs. Herbert. Humphris and St. G. ACCOUNTED FOR. Agreements. Walters vs. Mrs. Capital Stock UTENSILS. 2 Affidavits. J. Alapai, assumpsit. $100,000, G. Schumarf vs. William C. Cum-jning- s. fafOTOQRAPHIC CO.. 7 Powers of attorney. Capital, paid np C BREWER & (XL, Lra Sole Agents for the ; mortgage. assumpsit, judgment for plain- $58,080. Assignments of tiff. $103.56. Queen LIMITED X CELEBRATED JEWEL Mortgages at 6 per cent, $10,900. Street, Honolulu, H. L 7 Lam Yip vs.' Kahanuupw. assumpsit, MOTT-SMIT- H Mortgages per $3,000. BLOCK, STOVES at cent. judgment for plaintiff. $74.73. and Mortgages at IVz per cent. $14,000. AGENTS FOR Oncer Fort and Hotel Streets. S REFRIGERATORS. Mortgages at per cent, $49,430. EXCHANGE. Hawaiian Agricultural Company Mortgages S per cent, $650. Following OFFICBRS. moo an - GURNET at are the current rates of " --b nviiipuny, nonomu YOUR Mortgages at 9 per cent,$6.597.25. exchange to the countries named (gold W. C. Achi Comnanv. Waiiiiim P Mortgages at 10 per cent, $2,387.46. basis) : President and Manager M. K. ougw company, ORDERS Mortgages at 12 per cent, $7,152.08. American-Atlanti- c Coast. 50 cents per Nakulna Vlee President Sugar Company, mm Mortgages no per cent, $22,095.96. $100. J. Makalnal Ookala Sugar at Treasurer wuijMoijr, naieaxaia TELEGRAPH. ON Pacific Coast, 30 cents per $100. Enoch Johnson r, , a.a.vvpua STOCKS SOLD EXCHANGE British sight, $4.91M per Secretary xtancn. SINCE LAST REPORT. pound ster- C. J. Holt ling. Auditor Plan tern' T.lnA O- n- th . You 1,000 $102.50; 35 $87.50; inuuuaoo i mm can do it Now Waialua at at Sixty days, $4.88 per pound ster- CnaxlM Rhwav jo. t . 10 at $86.50; 65 at $8. ling. ton Ewa 215 $25.12I,: 25 $25.25; 5 Packets. at at at German. 24 cents per mark. BOARD OF Agents Boston Board $25.50 ; 85 at $25; 18 at 28.12. Japanese. 50 cents per yen. DIRECTORS. of UnderwrUers. Jap Jonah Kumalae, S. Agents for Philadelphia Board Un- Oahu 20 at $135; 55 at $132.50. Chinese, 47 cents per Mexican dol- M. Kanakanul. derwriters. ef O. R. & L. Co. 500 at $104.50. J. M. Kea. lar. Standard Oil Company. , 4? Olaa 60 at $13.50: 55 at $2.25: 50 at B1TILDING MATERIAL PRICES. e Inter-Isla-nd $2.75; 5 at $13. McBryde 137 at $10.50. Northwest rough, $27 to" $32.50 per The above Company will buy, lease, LIST OF OFFICERS. Kihei 23 at 10.59; 10 at $11. 1,000 feet. or sell lands In- - an nnrt. nf . u.. C. M. rVwriro . Selected $33 to $35 1,000 Rnharfann n, T legraph Co. Mutual Telephone 22 at $9. stock. per waiian Islands, and also has houses in .wii, uiaiiaer, cj. .r . Blab. feet. ciiy or Honolulu tar rent. v Treasurer and Secretary: BUILDING PERMITS. T. $36 $38 tie Allen., Auril.-- - Cot and G.. to per 1.000 feet. i t r . tZ J?'. Building permits issued since our re- Clear one $36 G. Juno, n. is mes-ge- surfaced, side. to $4'i house, R, Carter. Direatam transmitting s port: per 1.000 feet. to all the islands Frank Hustace, two-stor- y brick store Spruce, clear surfaced. $40 to $42.50 and office. Beretania street. per 1,000 feet. THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE of the group except M. S. Smith, two-stor- y wood frame Shingles. $3 to $5 per 1,000. Bill store, King and South streets. Laths. t)."i 85 hnn- - , , . ,. cents to cents ncr Kauai. rt ... y . . . LIMITED. u vvai, two-stor- duck stores, xu aie. Maunakea sereet. j Split redwood posts, 22 ' cents each A. G. Cunha. one-stor- y cottage, Lime, per barrel, $2,50; cement, per Subscribed Capital , RATE Punchbowl street. j barrel, $3.50; brick. p4r 1,000, $20; cut . len 14,61 Piun IS $2. Goo Kim, two-stor- y dwelling, Aala nails, 20d. per keg, $3.75; wire nails, per Paw Up Capital Tea lane. keg, $4: add $2 on galvanized 3d to 6d, ... & one-stor- y cottage, itmm EDISON Jerman. and $l.o0 from 8d up. Reserved PnBd Tea 2121 Kamehameha avenue. PRODI CE QUOTATIONS TRADE .... Y. Anin. one-stor- y iron kitchen. 102 No Office, Magoon BP. West King street. PRICES. Executors, administrators, Oahu Carriage Manufacturing Com- Oats, per ton, $35 to '$40; barley, per WfTATtS. ton. $25 to $26; guardians and others may avoid pany, two-stor- y dwelling and shop. 1184 hay, per ton, $27.50 to HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. f River street. $30; bran, per ton, $24 to $25; hams and endless confusion, from the piSOHI MAIN 131. I Phonographs bacon, $14 to $15; INTEREST ALLOWED. S. Ozaki, two-stor- y brick, kitchen sugar peas, $2.50 to $3.75; salmon, per barrel, $11 $13: mingling of private and trust On Fixed Deposit 12 pager will call for your mee and storeroom, 111 King street. to for months, r' ry wheat, per pound, cent per W. M. Campbell one and one-half-sto- to flour, funds, by opening separate ac- annum. v u ueeirea 3? :: per barrel. $3.50 to ic$4.25; lc; dwelling. 1618 South King street. Island rice, On Fixed Deposit for ( m $5 to $5.50: sugar, $6.10 counts us. month Hamasaki. one-stor- y carriage house, to $6.25; Cali- with cent per annum. t 1417 Asylum Road. fornia potatoes. $2 to $3.50: table fruits $3 to $4. We are always ready to con- On Fixed Deposit for S month aa .Hamasaki. one-sto- ry cottage. 1417 cent per annum. t W for Ballast AND Records Asylum Road. sult with you about this impor- f Hamasaki. two-stor- y dwelling house, A DOUBTING THOMAS. 1417 Asylum Road. tant matter. Sing, two-sto- ry brick, altera- Had His Falling and Chuck Hair Stopped and The bank buys and sakV Black Sand tion, 20 South Hotel street. Dandruff Cured receives fee B QUANTPrTBS Without Faith. lection TO SUIT. See Fat San. two-stor- y brick store, Bills of Exchange. AT THE 1917 Pauoii Road H. B. Fletcher, Butte, Mont., Oct. 80. and Letters of Credit, and two-stor- y 18- - says. L,iKe many CONTRACTIJD FOR. C. K. Ai. brick, alteration, other people, general banking business. BOIL FOR sat.w. store, 33 Kins street. I have been troubled for years with ESS" See Toma. two-stor- y store, 25 West dandruff and within the last few . ... - King street. months my hair came out so badly one-ato- ry 1266 ifcsf, Chu. cottage. T comp-ellec- Mtic HAWAIIAN NEWS See that was l to have what I Branch of Yokohama Specie Young street. nad left oinr,pf1 vprv A New Republic 7u' one-stor- y Building, Honohrta, M. & 1161 . San Tong. cottage, Q " Maunakea street. ncwutu a xierpiciue. x HITCHCOCK. Mrs. Julia Afong, two-stor- y dwelling, confess that I doubted his story, but I gave Herplcide a trial; now my is 01 1 JUHEI ISHIZUKA i Merchant St. 1601 hair Nuuanu street AGENCY Hawaiian Entrineering and Commer-.&- s thick as ever and entirely free from OF i wson Mum CM. cial Company, two-stor- y brick school- - dandruff." "Destroy the cause, you re- HONOLULU. H. T. house, 1171 Fort street. move the effect." At druggists, $1.00. KEI HIN BANK, LTD. consolidated""" ft? ?t? ACTIONS IN SECOND DISTRICT Herpicide Is a delightful hair dressing TEL. MAIN 184. 923 FORT ST. COURT. for regular use. VINEYARD ST. TO WORKS CO., Victoria de Souza vs. Honolulu ESTABLISHED IN IMS. and Malting Co., Ltd.. damages, Transact General Banking and Mc-chan- ge mm judgment for defendant, $2.45. CITY OF PARIS DRY GOODS CO Business. Austin Fubiismng uo., vs. jonn BISHOP & CO. Piver, Healani Yacht and Boat Club, HEAD OFFICE, TOKYO, JAPAH GRAND garnishee, assumpsit. IEW TORE PARIS DRAW EXCHANGE ON FIRST "H Bankers NATIONAL BANK. YOKOHAMA. approved narv possession and assumpsit, judg TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING j?" m. ment for plaintiff, $3.70. 2 Frubor AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS. vs. Mary as F. J. Testa Ann Broadway. CLEARANCE sumpsit. 5S5fuSi PoiMoniert Commercial and Travelers' Letters BISHOP & CO. OBCS Ching Lum vs. yuong ook xai, as of Credit issued, available in all the 1 Sflda Wnrlrc sumpsit. Boutbeast tor. Geary Principal Cities at the World. Gehring iiutzKe vs. so., i. nver, and Stockton St. and gar BAN FRANCISCO. INTEREST allowed after July L 1SH, SAVINGS BANK SALE n P. Correa and Frank Faria, on axed deposits: T days' settee. I per IBLAND1. nishee, assumpsit, judgment for plain- Order by Mall PromotlT rvlrr4 cent (this form will not sear, interest tiff, $278.25. , unless It remains undisturbed for eae FOR THIRTY Joao Mendes vs. J. m. biivias ana bl. RUPTURE CURED month); S months, 1 per cent; Office at bank building' on Mereaas OUR MOTTO. G. Silver, assumpsit. months. Hfc per cent: U months, 4 street. DAYS FROM .T J. Lecker vs. George a. XTimer for TEH DOLLARS. cent. Aug.l garnishee, assumpsit. Thousands have tieen cured and R. J. Fishel, attneir ow nnomes for tills Tsaac Noah. C. K. Ai, xu unu ana siuaU price. Greatest In- Savings Deposits will be received the A ce. Secur- , - vention of by Tan nd xsen nuj vs. .. ity and comfort to the rup- CASTLE & COOKE CO., Ld. interest allowed this 9ank at f AYien St sit, judgment for plaintiff, $113.50. tured. So worthless solves per cent per annum. or lotions to rub on. i : HONOLULU. 1 Everything marked at a David Lawrence & co. vs. thn wr.rk. Itivesti stes D. "BookM So. 1M Irmirt-itel- y --FRm n.r0-- o cciimnsit. giving full Information maBefi. , ao HHLOiEifll 15 per cent. R. R. Hart, judgment on receipt 2c. stamp and this advt. Callir;i Mress Reduction of C. Judd vs. L. AQHET1C Tl USS CO. brtat street. SAS f RANCISC0. Commission Merchants for plaintiff, $13.05. IU.UUUI may ire eouuQN on assump- 4.M E. M. Magoon vs. Wat Ging, UCB. sit TPROF. W. E. SHARPE, SUGAE FACTORS. PHUtf S. Noblitt vs. J. W. Bert McCabe W. m Bond and H. R. Co., garnishee, assumpsit. Exfert Piano Timer and Repairer. AGENTS FOR BISHOP & COi Brokers . C. H. Judd vs. Ah l'oy, juagmeni iw The Ewa Flantation Company. M. CHIYA, nlaintiff. .$320.35 ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Co Ltd. Honolulu, September 7. 1198. C. Horn, assump The Waialua Ajtf cultural John Kaimi vs. G. Leave all orders at Thrum's Bookstore. The Kohala Sugar company. Telephone 3311 White. Mill Company. sit. s- 30. The Waimea Suar Cotel Streets. Hawaiian Absract Company - Mrs- - Phone Main The Works, Lemis, Me. Honolulu Co advanced Corner of Nuuanu and Fulton Iron - St Ironworks t I on E. M. Kahananui. The Standard Oil Com'- ay. J. F. Colburn vs R. A. Peterson, Hawaiian Hotel Sbop The George F. Blake Steam Pumps. STEAM ENGINES, 'Unties. assumpsit. Barber Weston's Centrifugals. BOILERS. SUGAR MILLS, COOXr Custom Bouse Blanks. Oyam Sikazo vs. Nakooka Kikumat- - graving, Haircuttlng, Shampooing, Sea The New England Mutual Ufa Xbsss-- BRS, BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS,, assumpsit. ! vnee Company, ef Boetom. su. W Foam, Trimming Whiskers, Razors and ssachlsery of every descriptor fa. E. A. Doudhitt vs. T. J. King and The Aetna Fire Insurasee Cempasy, sj mads ts order. Particular attentive C. King, assumpsit. - Hartford, Cons. XOng snu, oasumpoii. The Alliance Insurance Company, off paid to ship's blacksmlthing. Job 12.? ST. Of All Kind. Tong Shung VS. C. SCHOELLKOPF, on 133, A. R. Bindt vs. George Puttman and executed shortest notice. HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY I THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, AUGUST 2, 1901.

"Fm going to Jump on your palace to- day, your highness," he said to the MANY King Just before he started upward. NOW He cut loose above the palace, but the LAST OPPORTUNITY wind blew the parachute out beyond Vacating the coral reefs and he fell Into a sea of sharks. The Zealandla, sailing in at Are sutrepstt,., .. "l the time, caught sight of him and sent atlon fro. Lares I to a boat his relief, but before aid lng to Pass thp . . "tw:i could reach him both he and his para-- ! away. USEJEWER chute had disappeared, and onlv a and a large Three New Specials for streak of crimson and a school of hun- and paper 7ove rnmoem gry Sfil sharks marked the scene of his the latest in vJl Z undoing. and othfcr papers, 1 . T' ! Demand for House SLEEP ON STRAW MATTING. Only you This "If want to sleep in coolness Week and comfort during the hot weather sleep on IS matting," - $2.50 Connections straw said a naval officer who III is' Patent Leather Ties, $6.50, cut to has recently 1063 returned from the Asiatic Fort street X) r Tan Southern Tie, $6.00, cut to - - $2.50 station to a New York Sun writer. "Not . corner nf H.i' ...,rl k. on the floor," he continued, "though, of THIS DAY pucants " for suPpiies of f Bronze Ties, $6.50, cut to - - $2.50 Lane. course, that would be cooler, but go to for their summer ,al some carpet dealer with the exact meas- outing. rs, $3.00, cut to $1.00. urements of your bed and have him sew strips of matting together to fit, Following are Ox-Blo- after- som. of ,k od Black, 100 pairs of Misses' and More than 7,000 people of the city are ward ironing the seams down hard. Pufe books just received: .... your matting between the sheet and the so do not delay get being served by the new sys- TARRY THOU positively closes Saturday night, sewer you'll At Auction TIL 1 mattress and know what comfort by CROI.V COto tem, the number of connections now in is. You will have all the original soft- LIKE ting the greatest bargains ever offered in Honolulu. ness of ANOTHER HFlw use being 246. When the inspection of the bed with none of its heat. HORTON. Wl The coarser the matting the better, as KNCH the system was made by the Acting it A KING will allow better ventilation." ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 2. 1901 SAWYER. Governor and the heads of departments j RALPH MAHLOWK on Monday there was a flow of five AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, by PACIFIC UNION OIL CO. J inches through the sewer, into the tank I will offer for sale at my salesroom, STRESS KELL by or reservoir. There are now in the corner Merchant and Alakea streets, a MANUFACTURERS Locked in the Famous Coalinga Oil valuable assortment of office of the Superintendent of Public-Work- Fields of California. many applications for connec- PUPPET CROWN byM'fflu J tions with the system, but owing to the Proven oil lands, completely sur- Household Furnishings rounded by as rich oil producing wells ? Besides something new shortage of plumbers in the city there will, as there are in the State, yielding from Consisting of interest the trade vix are few being made at this time. 50 2S0 per PEN-CARBO- to barrels day. Double-Barr- el THE prices Greener Shotgun and The greatest use of the sewers is made Contract for oil at the Coal- Shells. AND INVOICE COPYINGlJS inga wells, 70 cents per barrel. Copies the Ewa side of Nuuanu stream, 1 1 Bed- While Writing MIDSUMMER from Wit: twenty-fiv- e producing wells of Oak Chiffonier, Enamel where connections are made from the 100 barrels each per day, you can make stead. many tenement houses. This puts the your own calculation as to profits. 1 Wire dot, 4 Oak Center Tables. The oil Industry In 1 12x16 Rug, 1 10x12 Rug. system, disposal more California is in Thos. G. at the of than its infancy, yet many fortunes have 1 Writing Desk, 1 Standing Desk. Thrm 4,000 people at once. On the Waikiki been made by Judicious and lucky in- 1 Oil (4 and Puritan Stove burners BUtloner, Bookseller an4 Of the vestments in oil stock. Many more oven). News Agent side the stream connections will be made in near the future. 1 Rattan Easy Chair. made are principally of residences, The average advance on original P. O. Box 806. sales of oil stock In twenty leading 1 Rattan Veranda Lounge. CLEARANCE SALE which accounts for the discrepancy in 1063 Fort. St., HomJ 1 Oak Extension Dining Table. of users of new con- companies in California has been from the number the $1 to $108 per share. 1 Beautiful Brass Parlor Lamp. duits. As soon as it is possible for the Oil binds have advanced from $1.25 2 Hanging Lamps. connections to be made there will be to $1,000 and $2,000 per acre. 2 Sewing Machines. When the Pacific Union Oil Company 1 Child's High Chair. many put in on this side of the stream, has a number of producing weUs on The.. property, 3 Oak Rockers. gROWN and from the disposition to provide the its its stock will have the 2 Oak Bedsteads. iaex-pecte- same even a greater with proper connections it d show for advance, 1 houses as some oil stock has advanced from Oak Bedstead. that there will be a l use $1 to $1,600 per share. 1 Box Mattress. made of the improved health conditions The Pacific Union Oil Company has 2 Spring Mattresses. PIANO 2 Top is past. no salaried officers, and Is controlled by Mattresses. before the winter well known gentlemen of integrity, 2 Oak Bureaus. - 0 MASY BErlL'S The failure of th- Legislature to pass who will see that the money derived 2 Pillows. an appropriation Mr the sewers will from the sale of stoek will be legiti- Many Oak Rockers and Chairs. mately applisd to development tell heavily on the benefits from them, the of Many Laquered Trays, Crockery, its property. Glassware, Etc., Etc., Etc. WALL PAPERS as there was asked $20,000 for the com- For further information, apply to J. FINE pletion of the outfall portion of the H. FISHER & CO., Stoek and Bond work. There are many portions of the Brokers, and Hawaiian agents for the ARTISTIC BURLAP FABRICS work yet incomplete, but the principal sale of a limited amount of Pacific WILL. E. FISHER, points which the Superintendent of Union Oil Company stock. Stangen-wal- d AUCTIONEER. LIU CRDSTA WALTON Public Works wanted touched were the building. Merchant street extension of the main discharge pipes For Wall Decorations and the further construction of the re- NOTICE OF SALE, lief pipes. It was the intention to run ATTENTION, the regular pipes for discharge out to PICTURE MOULDINGS the bell buoy, but now the system must BY ORDER OF MESSRS. THESO. H. be used as it stands. The relief system ' Navies & Co., Ltd., mortgagees under WINDOW SHADES consists of pipe which runs now to the LAWYERS necessary to rifle butts, and which it is ( ham McDougaI1 George W. Mc-exte- nd much further to secure all the ZTSflfJl Dougall, doing business at Kailua, in New Goods J Right Prices ! benefits of the lines. This line of pipes tne Island of Hawaii, under the firm has for its purpose the carrying off of name and style of George McDougall I have on hand a lot of TE3T BOOKS Prompt Attention to All Orders a sudden rush of waters, which would & Sons, and recorded in the Registry run into the sea from the full reservoir, of Conveyances in Honolulu, in liber which are for sale at private sale by gravity. 180, on pages 321 to 324, and by the Superintendent Boyd is now engaged consent of said mortgagors, and of all Prices will be furnished upon upon parties in interest, I will offer for sale in hearing and making a decision at public auction at my salesrooms, T T 1 - appeal of the contractors, Vincent i - r . A LAKE A STREET the w j i hi nu it klMltiiu. m lU.inn in iijav Call ln and hear thl ?m & Belser, .from the report of the engi- - 0f August,rti D. 1901, 12 o'clock A at glad to iboi Between Merchant and Queen neer, which made the firm of contract-- noon, all of the property situated In are always ors liable a deduction, for leakages. i the district of North Kona, Island of roods and to ' P. O. Box would ap- - Hawaii, Territory of Hawaii, known as Tel. Main 358 838 The amount of the deduction "HEARING IS BELIEVIN1 proximate $1,500, and the loss by leak- - the McDougall Ranch and Coffee Plan WILL E. FISHER ara a fnr in such WAV that . gwwMMmiiM an area, ui acres a,,ntH,l or leS8 as follows, to there is foundation given for the claim described eU- - NOTICE. tor payment on tne part oi iuB . A Qf thoje certaln pleceg or parceu, tractors. The argument made yester-- ot land situate at Kailua and Hono- - Berqstrom day afternoon by Mr. Vincent was that kahau (2), Island of Hawaii, aforesaid, : Change in Sailing Steamers "MokOlii" not liable for as fol- - - ... -- . the firm must be made and more particularly described ano ...- the leakages which come from the use lows: 't Music of faulty pipes. The pipe for the sys- - 1. The ahupuaa of Hienaloli 2d, and Cereals being apana 6. L. C. 7T1, i will dis- - Fresh of and The steamer "MOKOLII" tern was furnished by the Government, A running arter weanesaay. Companv TLAKE RICE something good; needs no cooking. anu there were some faulty joints, and SSTSSTrJZ S T5 " i i? (continue some which were damaged in transpor iiuui vucuxco xv. cuiu iu, JXlly 31St FORT ST. Damon to George McDougall, of rec-- 1 't(.Brnr will sail MORNING MEAL, ROLLED OATS, tation, .so that while no Imperfection tn M -tr- -ir Iti nwr u rm "i.mi'A"- nam TJT n , nj C J . n . nln tt-- could be detected tnere was consider-- 3n( containing an area of about PETTIJOHN'S BREAKFAST GEM, able loss. One joint of pipe, which was acres. Pelekunu, Wailau and Kalaupapa; re CREAM OF WHEAT, taken up by tile contractor, showed no I 2. All of that bind situate at Papaa- - turning will arrive in Honolulu Tues- - Visible break, but the loss of waterrkoko, Honokahau 2, containing 60.60! day nights. Will sail on Wednesdays B Ka- - MALTED BREAKFAST FOOD, ETC., ETC firm it was nearlv twenty-fiv- e gallons acres, and more particularly described for KaunakakaL Kamalo, Pukoo, ho!in Royal Patent (grant) No. 3456, to halepabxoa, Kaanapali. Lahaina and a minute. The contractor argues August when material was passed by the engi- vtcwbc jiv.fu6a. issued uiowaiu; returning win arrive in nonu- - 1889- - lulu Sunday mornings. neer in charere. there should be no logetner witn an ana singular tne charge against the contractor. WILDER 'S STEAMSHIP 'COMPANY. easements, tenements, hereditament. Leaders," f SALTER & WAITY, There is another point made that the and appurtenances unto the same be- - Honolulu, T. H., July Z9th, 1901. "Ten New England " method of determining the amount of longing or in any wise appertaining, j Walker. tVpfeeum Block Grocers. Fort It akage was not accurate. There were The above two pieces being subject 'o t I Nl Street. w Cia w f Whitman," by W. A turned into the pipes the flow of three a certain mortgage dated March 2, 1897,; w f "Marcus Autsey. artesian wells and the amount of water i.i mil vjrcuijse mwuiigtui iu uic esuic ; Merchant Tailor. "The Brass Bottle," by of W. C. Lunalilo, deceased, for the Hotel near Nuuanu to by E. A l fiom them was measured. The amount hlltil nrr tVirm ca n Hnllai-- o TxHfVl In- - Removed from "Old Bowen's Legacy," of was ff water which reached the outfall terest at 7 per cent per annum, of rec- - Cor. Beretania and Emma StS by D. D. Weill next and the ' "Parlous Times," McKechnie Paper Co., measured resultant factor ord In said registry in liber 170. page KHAKI AND WHITE DUCK SUITS by HUl Paint s and v.-.i- Name of Woman," " ' charged to leakage. This it is said $. A SPECIALTY. "In the Limited ' is not sufficiently accurate to furnish a And also all of those certain inden- - , . mont DEALERS IN .,:o , t i i tt I' - BOX 341. cleaning ana repairing. f. io mk of Flame," by Embree. -- Hawaii, aforesaid, "A Heart I MiXJCrS. OILS. VARNISHES, BRUSHES, PLAIN AND ORNAMENT tcm and Mr. otVincent has protested Island of vis: Bret - certain indenture of lease j Redwoods," by Cu CS.aSS, PUTTY STAINS, DECORATIVE AND BICYCLE ENAM--j against the conclusion so reached. An- Tat TTry'WTi A If "Under the - urinKS and "The Crisis." WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES, CURTAIN- POLES, "htehrar:rnc:hrnethne conhtrar .. ml jUft ss sawsss - " "visits ln U C' A" M52' at- "Hf.lm nt Navarre jvrrirRH and room moulding, etc., etc. the MriW S" R " HAWAIIAN SODA WORKS' GINGER ?lt dSCOUtn-- t Terr'tal Zr' jeJ the 31st of March 1892f of ln LEMON AND Holden." T2C3 OUR DIAMOND HEAD FLOOR PAINT, to Dry I o per cent, the loss on in 134, on pages abeth," "Eben warranted registry liber j CREAM SODA. this item has been $1,500, 463-46- 5. 4,071 $600 and 3Bw ! Glossy; also our HOUSE PAINT, mixed ready for use, gn ar about and if Area, about acres. Emma and Vineyard streets; 'Phone Bob. Son of Battle," WJ to this is added the sum per annum to 31, 1912; $700 per io l please. (or Sampl e for leaks, there March 1871. books can be ts Send Card of Colors. will be no profit in the entire work. annum to March 31, 1922. Blue popular Superintendent Boyd will give the mat- - That certain indenture of lease ter thorough investigation mak- - from sPenei! to Mc-- WOMAN'S before tT01! &ad Gre gtCHAMtt, In 62 1178 to 1184 Union Street ing his decision. i ?u .W 5 ft! HD j January 6, 1897, rec- - kohaulki, of 114 FORT BT. The Golden Rule M ' page? 24-2- 5. About 500 acres. $300 per HAS FOR SALE THE BEST QVS WAS NOT VAN annum to January 6, 1912; $400 per an- eral assortment of Hawaiian and Pad 316 FORT STREET. num to January 6, 1927. ffc Island Curios ln the city. Horn CO., San Francisco. TASSEL WHO DIED S. That certain Indenture of lease made Pol on Tuesdays and Fridays SHpVE & from the trustees under the will of & COMPAQ Bernice Pauahi Bishop to George Mc- JIDD jffc .FACILITATE TRADE with t he Hawaiian Islands, will deliver all Dougall of the land known as Puaa 1st, Co. a at ytrehaaed or ordered of them. FREE OF ALL CHARGES FOR The Mm Whom the Sharks together with fishing rights, dated May Wing Hing Lung JEKABaOatTATION to Honolulu, or returning same to San Francisco. Goods 2, 1887, of record in said registry in FIRE AND LIFE INSUBA wast m mm. on selection to tnose Known to the firm, or who will furnish Ate Was Named liber 103, on pages 325-32- 7. About 859 AGENTS. references In San co. $100 2, 1902. 44 Francis acres. per annum to May No. HOTEL STREET. STOCK AND BOND BROKEN Lawrence. 4. That certain indenture of leas IMPORTERS OF GENERAL from Mrs. Kau Keaweualanl to George CHANDI8E. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. It appears that Van Tassel, the aero- McDougall and Sons of homestead XT T3TT I COLLEL I. 1 IE naut, is still living man lots 10 and 20, in Kealakehe, dated Lam In Chew, Manager, holds pow HAZELWOOD 1IIM1 and that the 1, 1896, AGENTS 1 S March of record in said regis of attorney to act for this firm la al ure. MARKET AND POST STREETS N FRANCISCO. 288-28- Portland, oO. ii who fell a victim to Hawaiian sharks 161, on pages 9, eon- - of nTT try in liter Tiattera ttf catalogue and prices furnlshe : reeelnt of rawest. in his name many years ago, was an tainlng an area of 46.91 acres, more or AGENTS OCCIDE.NTAi. Save the largest manufactory o f Jew, trv Silverware west of New employe named Lawrence. The real less. per annum to March L 1911. West Virginia. ty, and are prepared to furnish specie Together with all buildings and lm-a- n Tassel gave this version of the put up I. M. SHIGETA provernenta made upon or and SOT ttar.gwl matter lately to the Sunday Chronicle: j erected upon the land in said leases Office No. For twelve of his first thirteen years : named and described, also all coffee Honolulu. T. H. of ballooning, Van Tassel made ascen-- ! trees growing thereon, the area of said CONTRACTING CARPENTER, PA- OF . being as follows: PAINTER. KINDS on holidays and at along coffee lands PERING, ALL eorner sions fairs the About 150 of planted coffee. Beretania Ave., corner of Maunakea St 7. Shoe Store! Pacific Coast. On October 29, 1889. he About 50 acres of wild coffee, Lowest Price. sailed away from San Francisco for a' And also, all of the herd of cattle be- - two to OF OAHU years' tour of the world, but time large!onnf said ldKT?nn? numbering NEW MAP "Rubber fiew swiftly, and when, recently, the 400 aboUt head, more or less. i T. M. Am. go, B NETTLETON'S AT i T JA1. TATLOR, a SHOES Ninnnn a rii i m i ohnrr. at Tiia MORGAN, KxD FOR MEN. place of starting found had j JAMES F. Inch. he that he Auctioneer. Copies can be obtained from Mr. Tay been gone nearly a dozen years. With fciperior to & Murphy's, or, m Judd building, or Hawaiian Newt Johnson Banit Hanan, and all him when he sailed into the west was TERMS Cash, United States gold "!ocaoaay. other Footwear. Joe Lawrence, known professionally as coin. Deeds at expense of purchaser. Joe Van Tassel, but Lawrence did not Used rresnaiii come back. The world hap already For further particulars, apply to fhe Instruments In...... AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. heard his story. At Honolulu, the first Hatch & Silliman, attorneys for mort- - THE SHEKT BARBER SHOP stopping place on the trip, an exhibl-- gagor, or to Messrs. Theo. H. Davies be- - & Co., Ltd. are Thoroughly Di?infted Befor tion and parachute Jump was given T A riiLM j Using. nrnncv L B. KERR & CO., fore merry King Kalakaua. Only one VJv.V.Lfl! l , CS( Ltd. aeronaut was needed, and Lawrence Dated Honolulu, July 18, 190L J08SPH FERNANDEZ. Prop., 141. At Fort and Hotel' Streets thought it an honor to be that ? one. 6419-23- 09 Arlington HoteL Hotel ItiMi Phone