TO BUY OUT SAM PARKER xrives On The Calabria LET A. W. CAIITER, AS GUARDIAN OF TUB PARKER MINOR, OFFERED PRINCE FERDINANDO OF SAVOY IS ON A CRUISE OF THE WORLD-VESS- EL flBO.000 FOR THE COLONEL'S INTEREST, AND A SALE WAS AL- WAS PUT INTO COMMISSION ESPECIALLY THAT HE (Associated Press Cable to The Star). MOST ARRANGED AT ONE TIME SAM WANTED HER OR HIM- MIGHT BE INSTRUCTED IN THE NAVAL SERVICE OF HIS COUSIN THE KING VESSEL COME FROM SAN FRANCISCO. SELF TO OWN ALL THE RANCH. ST. PETERSBURG, October 5. Th e weeding out of Inefficient officers will bo made gradually throughout tlio Russian navy. They will bo pension- i years to room who are properly ed oft during the next flvo make for men A of royalty during trip. Na- offered $450,000 W. Breckons was acting as Parker's navy. scion Itallon arrived this Interest occurred tho Samuel Parker was trained for the command of tho reconstructed morning from San Francisco. Prince turally most Interesting person on In the attorney at the time, "Parker said, and the or his half Interest Parker Ferdlnando of Savoy Is his name 'and board tho vessel Is tho prince. Ho is 1904, A. W. Carter ns a settlement agreed up- ranch In May by present of young only 21 years on, but the amount of reservations he Is a cousin of the King quite a man being guardian of Annie T. K. Parker, but Italy. Tho Savoy on of age. as sufficient claimed by upset the ne- Prlnoo of arrlvod lie was made a lieutenant in lie did not regard the offer Parker later tho cruiser which was Royal navy January negotiations led al- gotiations. Col. said he want- Italian Calabria tho Italian last and. though later Parker put Into special Tho was put Into commission of various ed a thousand acres around his commission for tho Calabria most to a settlement the liana DYNAMITE purpose of giving so could given him sea. sea duty. negotia- home, there wero other de- a cruise at that he bo matters now In dispute, the and that She Is making crulso tho through on account of tails not finally arranged at the tenta- The Italian cruiser left San Francisco a around tions all fell September 25 came down by tive settlement. and under reservations claimed Parker. economical speed. Nothing of special (.Continued on page five.) Parker under this Parker said that ho wont to Carter afternoon told of the negotiations. Ho a number of times beforo the latter A BANK 9 "M"f 4frH---4 said ho had gone to Carter to propose made any offer. The colonel wanted selling out many times, but that Carter to sell, and said he wanted his grand- any offer. Kinney to buy. Ho wanted either her Jr didn't want to make child SPRINGFIELD, S. D., 5. The Bank of Springfield was robbed came own ranch. Kin- October Sea Going Sleuth Is tried to show that the offer finally hlrpself to tho whole open dynamite effect ney ever last night. The robbers blew the vault with and then because Low was trying to buy Par- asked If Carter had receded escape booty amounting to $5,200. agreement meet- ed their with ker's half, but Parker said he could not from the made at the o , ' recollect using this proposition to in- ing In Breckons' office ,and the witness duce Carter to buy. said he would not say that Carter had. Dredger low On The The Colonel said he was much dis- He had agreed to finance the proposed appointed when Carter made the offer sale for his grandchild's Interests, ar of $450,000. Ho asked Carter if that ranging matters so that only a part - was a sum he would be willing to sell need be paid in cash and the, mortgage POGifSG 5. War tho minor's half for, but Carter re- for the rest might be at a low rate of SAN FRANCISCO, October A steamer believed to be the St. Paul, bound Path plied that he didn't want to sell. R. interest. from San Francisco to Portland, Is In a dangerous position at Point Gorda, - . IS TO START SHORTLY near Eureka. - WORK A BLACK WHISKERED DETECTIVE. A, 1 DREDGING THE LOCAL HARBOR. Later advices are to the effect that the steamer St. Paul will probably be WHO IS SEEKING EVIDENCE TO 1 HAD AN UNEVENTFUL TRIP. WILL BLOW OP 10AHU CHURCHES a total loss. Seventy-fiv- e passengers have bopn landed. She went aground FAKE UP STORIES OF GAM- . In a fog. BLING. The sea going dredger Pacific arrived i this morning from San Fanclsco after THE BARK SPARTAN MEET TOGETHER a pleasant trip. The vessel left San There Is a chlel amang you takin Francisco September 23 and nothing of notes and, faith, he's a detective! special Interest occurred during tho Tho lights were extinguished on tho "KLONDYKE" BROWN SAYS THAT SEMI-ANNUA- L MEETING OF THE trip. Nothing was sighted. Sadvertlser's stairs last evening as a The vessel attracted a large crowd figure with clothing crept softly-dow- A BIG EXCURSION IS PLANNED OAHU EVANGELICAL ASSOCIA- CONSTANTINOPLE, October 5. Thp presence of tho British cruiser Fox dark at Hadelda, Turkish Arabia, has resulted in the speedy settlement of British this morning and she was visited at tho and with a quick jump landed on FOR THE EVENT NEXT SUNDAY. TION AT KAWAIAHAO. claims against that country. Railway wharf by a preat many people the sidewalk as he recognized, by a during tho day. Although she Is not a whistle from aoross the way, that tha-coas- t big her tonnago being 358 was "Klondyke" Brown came back from Tho Oahu Evangelical Association Is craft but but clear. semi-annu- she has more machinery than almost That he was was apparent, by Maul holding Its al meeting a sleuth Maul this morning tho steamer at any on a business trip. He has been on the Kawalahao church. The Association other craft of her size that lias plainly apparent from tho false black Island of Maul looking after the wreck- comprises all the native churches of ENTIRE visited Honolulu. The vessel resem- whiskers that he wore. One thing th,a,t ing of the ship Spartan off Sprockels- - this Island and all are very well re- bles at first glance, a largo tug but he could easily arrest was everyloJy'3 vllle. He says he Is doing Well and the presented at this meeting. the overhanging crane from the bow. attention, They were awful whlsUoro,,-h:h-1 venture will prove a profitable Invest- The meeting .began yesterday morn- und tho extensive deck work and the they smelt of the camphor which" ment. He has succeeded In taking oft ing at 10 o'clock. Rev. S. P. Kaia, Is heavy musts, soon proclaim her to bo had partially protected them from last, a quantity of copper, some of which moderator and Rev. W. It. Poai, scribe. a different character of craft. She season's moths, "? was brought to Honolulu by the steam- During the session yesterday morning carries a complement of 25 men but The sleuth was Joined by another of er Maul and sold to local dealers. The Rev. Dr. Shephurclson, who Is supply- will increase this force during her stay lila kind at the corner of Fort and Japanese havesucceedpd In taking only ing Central Union .pulpit during the in port. King street and together tho two pro- about' 200 tons of coal-ou- t of t'h'e'vessel. .absence of Rev. Dr. Klncaid, was She belongs to the North American ceeded cautiously up town seemingly cargo to 1200 tons. ad- Dredging Her amounted about brought In and made an Interesting THE ADVERTISER'S STORY BLOWS UP WHEN THE VICTIM IDENTI Company and Is now under listening for the ratth? of chips and fop "Brown says that he Intends to blow dress on "Jesus As Our Best Friend." FIES AS THE FAKE POLICEMAN WHO leaso to tho San Francisco Bridge the twirl of the roulette wheel. There up next Sunday. He will THE VERY SNEAK THIEF the wreck The afternoon was given up to the IS SUSPECTED OF STEALING THE GOODS MORNING PAPER'S Company for .use In dredging tho local was nothing doing and after awhile use 230 pounds of giant powder to de- As- In Sunday School convention of the YARN MORE UTTERLY DISCREDITED. harbor connection with tho con- they separated, the whlskorloss Hawk-sha- w stroy the ship. The railway Intends to sociation. tract which the latter concern has going to an uptown hotel, whero make the occasion one for running an At this morning's session of tho as- made with the United States govern- ho engaged a room, the other, the ona excursion. A train will be rim to Puu-nen- e sociation there was an extended dis- In another column today The Star ex- It nappened that there Is a notorious ment for the Improvement of tho Ho- with the funny whiskers, going Ewn. and ar special rate for the round cussion of the character und purpose poses the Advertiser's fake story with sneak-thi- ef named Joe Akana who has nolulu harbor. The amount of this Later his whiskers returned and went will trip be made. Brown thinks that of the Lord's Supper, especially on the J. F. May In regard to the gambling on been convicted more times for petty contract is $400,000. to the room engaged by tho unwhisker-e- d there wlll be a big crowd and that the 'difference of opinion held1, as to whe- Emma street which had been running thieving than he has lingers, teeth andj The trip just finished by tho Pacific one and tHore was a consultation In one-tha- t r-- event will be Maul will ther only bo openly "since last election," and eli- toes. Ever since the May robbery he Is the most extensive In her hlBtory so Investigations years believers should admitted which the result of tho member for to come. Incidental- to partake of It, or whether all shoulu minating the statement by May to the hus been under police surveillance and far as going Into the open sea Is con- were regarded through tho bottoms ly he expects to realize quite handsome- of be Invited. For the most part the effect that the gambling, If gambling this morning he was quickly brought cerned, ns her travelling has generally glasses, durkly . ly on to get the venture. It Is proposed only be- It Is, Is much less than it was before In. May went down to the Sheriff's of- been limited to coasting voyages. For piece pieces members held the view that It was truly a great of detec- the of wreck that float ashore It the elctlon of Sheriff Brown. fice and there, In tho presence of the the last two years she was engaged In and dispose liever should be partakers of tive work. of them. There will be another session of the It was left for May himself to thor- - Sheriff, Deputy Sheriff VIda and soveral dredging the city ways at Tacoma' association tomorrow morning. This oughly explode the other end of the others, Identified Akana positively as The Pacific Is commanded by Henry CHARACTERISTICS. GLEE CLUB AT ZOO. alternoon tho Sunday School conven- story, which intimated that Officer Joe the man who had passed himself as Joe Gillespie. Her second ma'de R. R. Best goods, cheapest price .customers-kindl- The Ka'walhau Glee Club will play tion is again In session. Leal had attempted to blackmail May Leal. Grlndlay is well known In Honolulu, waited upon, orders punctually and sing at the Kalmukl Zoo Sunday Into paying up for tho return of the "But you knew that he was not Joe for he left here In the ship Clarence S. filled. K, Yamamoto, wholesale mer- afternoon? from 2:30 until 6p. m. Just FRANK FISHER ON TRIAL. goods which Wero stolen from his store Leal, tho otllcerV" said Sheriff Brown. Ilement und was aboard that vessel as chant, Hotel street. the musloito' pleasa and satisfy you. Judge Robinson Is hpldlng the trial some weeks ago. "Certainly I did," replied May. "I mate when 'sho was burned off tho ought to of Frank Fisher this afternoon, on a The Advertiser stated that May said indeed, for once when I was Falkland Island some years ago. TUMBELIN. stranded Officer Leal helped mo out. I ' SUFFERING charge of conducting a disorderly the day after tho store had been rob- Tumbelln Is the new game which AVERTED. never Joe-Lea- l lodging house. Tho witnesses against bed a man who his name Itlmuted that It xmh Ofllcer SHIP ARRIVED FROM HAMBURG. threatens to prove a greater success ' Much suffering may be averted by stated that who called on me. similarity him aro mostly Porto RIcan women, was Leal visited him and some The than ping-pon- g ever did. Dally de- the timely taking of a glass of the after of names puzzled me for the moment;, The British ship Brenda arrived this who are said to have visited or lived negotiations had wanted to know how 134 monstration at Wall, Nichols Co., sole Criterion's splendid beer. but then I how names get morning days from Hamburg, after In the place. A couple (of boxes of much there ws In It for him If ho got remembered passage. off port agents for Hawaii. mixed up how some- a quick She laid the beer aro In court as exhibits. property and natives are lat- the stolen back. Sometime apt to and will probably enter the harbor CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY same porAon who times take names for themselves Read "Town Talk" In Saturday's afterwards this called I no er In the week. Star. . CURES COLDS. Lutted's Hawaiian Pol in Pound cana himself Leal came to tho store was and thought more about It. and "I went along see This remedy acts on naturo's plan, for by druggists grocers. twenty-fiv- e with this man to salo all and given cents. He had been some COUNSELMAN GOT AGROUND. allays the cough, relieves the lungs, promised $lu by May If goods wore one he called Ah Sing who, he the tug got G-e- t aids .expectoration, opens the secre- THE LATEST NOVELTIES. returned. said, was the thief, but we never found The Charles Counselman SL him. He would not come aground this morning while going out tions, and aids nature In restoring the get Here is where the Advertiser showed near the To acquainted with tho very lat- station office though when I asked him, of the harbor to meet the Incoming system to a healthy condition, , It Is Its outrageous animus. is It est novelties from fashion's centers, That what I came to the office myself then, you vessel. She soon backed 'off however famous for Its cures over a large part visit Sachs' Dry Goods Co. inspect added: world. and remember' Sheriff, and you sent a man and was not damaged. of the civilized For salo by all tho new goods selected by Mr. Sachs "THE LEAL FAMILY. & agents down, but no Ah Slng.could be found." dealers, Benson Smith Co., on his recent eastern trip, they ar- for Hawaii. "It Is significant that there are no May repeated In the presence of the RAINIER BEER. rived by tho S. S. Alameda. present less than three Leals at on the Sheriff and tho others the denial of the No beer Is purer or more wholesome police force, Joe, John and Manuel.- Advertiser's story that he had accused ROSE O' THE RIVER. no drink tastes better each time as it "Manuel Leal is a special offlcpr and the Chlneso neighbors ut his 6f having does. The nowest book by Kate Douglas Joo Leal and John Leal are attached committed tho robbery of his store. on. Wlggin Arlelgh & Co's. Also Tho to tho mounted patrol. The former has He at further said that he could not state Saturday's Sunset Trail by A. H. Lewis. been acting as a special constable of from his own knowledge that there had Read "Town Talk" in Star, 0 late. been any gambling for several months Automobiles can bo hired day of "Mr. May Is confident that he can past. Perhaps once or twice a woek Price $5.00 Its Peculiar night at Club Stables, Fort Street, identify the man who confronted him." men would como .then the windows The last statement, that May could would be shrouded and he would hear A MATTER OFHEALTH The world over Identify the man who confronted him, the click of dgmlnoes. Previuosly to Office was one of the very few correct asser- the change, his wife had told him that tions In the Advertiser's screed. she had seen money change hands. There Is plenty of room in these shoes for largo and swollen Joints yet they (To Moke lite Of) fit closely elsewhero. on ordinary bank Tho Bunion Last Whereas la made from and for tho foot with a deals with' the living man alone, This is what I should do with that bunion. The Bunion Shoo Is tho only a Trust Company takes care of wall space that I have. How well it COL. PARKER shoo in all the world that will fit'o. his estato after ho has gono and would look to have it filled in with a llS bunion. Thoy are mado of tho very nice GLOBE-WERNICIC- E book-ease- s; finest kid obtainable sees his wishes aro pro- set of with broad, plain that and It would certainly keep my too and low heels. perly out. carried books in better shape. I think I will ON Stop getting shoes two or three sizes THESTAND longer than your feet buy tako ten minutes and go and see them and a Bunion at Shoe. WHY HE THOUGHT A. W. CARTER NOT A PROPER PERSON TO BE Note tho place mado for the bunion THE GUARDIAN OF HIS ORAND CHILD TOLD WUNDENBERG in tho Illustration. f. ilk The J, A, M. Co, THAT EDGAR HENRIQUES WAS A BLANK LIAR PARKER'S' Island ordors solicited. 111 Johnson .RIGHT TO BE MANAGER. , f TRUSTCO. LTD LiniTED Colonel Samuel Parker was on the replies regarding some of the numerous i witness stand all this morning in the and complicated transactions in con- 831 POWDER Fort Street, Fort Street' Parker ranch case In Judgo Lindsay's nection with tho big ranch, ns when hn LIMITED Honolulu court. Tho colonel a good wit- Phone Main lii. P. O. Pox 514. made remarked that he hnd told Wundonberg Absolutely Pure ,10.51 FORT SREGT ness and had a blggor audience In the that Edgar Honrlquos was a d liar" Honolulu. Specializes in Modern Office and Store court than has been the rule during the HAS HQ SUBSTITUTE i-- Methods, j oasg so far. Ho gavo some very trunk (Continued on page E.) Phone, Main 28S.

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TWO. THE HAWAIIAN STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1903. Oceanic Steamship Company. a (For additional andUKlater shipping see pages 4, 5 or 8.) TIDES. SUN AND MOON. Tho flno Passenger Steamers of this lino will nrrlvo at and leave this port First Quarter of tho moon October 5th. M hereunder: tn tn SAN SAN FRANCISCO. r c FROM FRANCISCO. FOR a B p o 15 G a ALAMEDA SEPTEMBER SIERRA SEPTEMBER w SIERRA SEPTEMBER 27 ALAMEDA SEPTEMBER 20 ALAMEDA OCTOBER 6 SONOMA.... SEPTEMBER 26 SONOMA OCTOBER IS ALAMEDA OCTOBER 11 AIiAMEDA OCTOBER 27 VENTURA.. OCTOBER 17 a.m. p.m. p.m. Seta 1 ft YENTURA NOVEMBER 8 ALAMEDA NOVEMBER 2 6.08 1.6 6.22 12.50 G.51 G.4r 9.26 AIiAMEDA NOVEMBER 17 SIERRA NOVEMBER 7 a.m. 22 SIERRA NOVEMBER 29 ALAMEDA NOVEMBER 3 7.03 1.6 7.22 0.03 2.07 5.52 B.46 10.20 AIiAMEDA DECEMBER 8 SONOMA.... NOVEMBER 28 4 S.08 1.3 S.42 0.50 3.40 5.52 5.45 11.16 SONOMA DECEMBER 20 ALAMEDA DECEMBER 13 5 9.20 1.5 10.20 1.63 5.07 5.52 5.44 AIiAMEDA DECEMBER 29 VENTURA., DECEMBER 19 p.m. A.m. WOODEN 6 10.35 1.5 11.49 6.09 3.15 5.53 5.43 0.11 7 11.38 1.4 6.50 4.45 5.53 5.42 1.06 p.m. a.m. 8 12.30 1.4 0.47 7.21 6.02 5.51 5.41 2.00 Local Boat. 9 1.13 1.4 1.30 7.50 7.06 5.54 5.40 2.33 Times Agents nro pre- of the tide re taken from th In connection with the sailing of the abovo steamers, tho U. S. Coast ta- any rail- and Geodetic Survey pared to Issue to Intending passengers coupon through tickets by bles. The tides at Kahulul and Hllo A recent invoice of Germany's finest wooden ware at hand. These road from San F anclsco to all nolnts in the United States, and from New occur about one hour earlier than at particular articles arc offered to Honolulu's Mistresses of Domestic steamship lino to all Europoa n Torts. Honolulu, Tork by Hawaiian eta dard time is Science, who' arc assured that they will get values that surpass any- For further particulars apply to .rf,,, j.i' 10liours 30 minutes slower than Green- wich time, being that of the meridian thing that has ever appeared on the local market. of 167 degrees 30 minutes. The time One of the best and most useful things of this lo't is a potato whistle blows at 1:30 p. m., which Is masher, made out of one piece, and turned until there is not a crack the same as Greenwich, 0 hours, 0 min- w crevice surface. is life-tim- e. (LL ITED) utes. The Sun and Moon are for local or to mar its hard It guaranteed to last a time for the whole group. Other notable articles arc Rolling Pins, Basting and Skimming General AgexB Oceanic S. S. Company. t ' Spoons,. Butter Spades, Salt and Knife Boxes, Wine Cooler, Fruit and METEOROLOGY OF OCTOBER. Flour Sieves, Chopping Blocks hand carved Bread and Ham Boards. Local Olllcc, U. S. Weather Bureau. Tho following data, covering a period of 29 years, have been compiled from Canadian -- Australian Royal lail the Weather Bureau and McKlbbln re- cords at Honolulu, T. H. They aro Is- Flat and Two Sizes : sued to show tho conditions that havo prevailed, during tho month In ques- Fluted, STEAMSHIP COMPANY tion, for tho abovo period of years, Oval but must not be construed as a fore- Round cast of tho weather conditions for the of the above line, running In connection with CANAD1AN-FACIFI- C coming Wooden, fteamers Sydney, N. month. RAILWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, B. C, and 29 years. Wooden Q. Month October for (B. Victc a, B Honolulu and Brisbane, (1S90-1904- W., and calling at .C, TEMPERATURE, .) Pie Butter on or the dates below stated, viz: Mean or normal temperature, 77 Duo at Honolulu about was of 1896, FOR VANCOUVER. The warmest month that Dishes FOR AUSTRALIA with an average of 77 Plates 21 MOANA OCT 18 MIOWERA OCT Tho coldest month was that of 1903, NOV. 18 AORANGI NOV. 15 MOANA with an average of 75 DEC. 16 MIOWERA DEC. 13 In Crates or by the In Crates or by the AORANGI The highest temperature was 90 on 13 MOANA JAN. 10 Dozen Dozen MIOWERA JAN. 10. 1891. 10 FEB. 7 October MOANA FEB. AORANGI temperature was $3 on 10 MAR. 7 Tho lowest AORANGI MAR. MIOWERA 30, 1S92. 7 APR. 4 October MIOWERA APR. MOANA (1877-18- MAY 2 PRECIPITATION ((rain) What do we claim for this line? Simply that they will give entire MOANA MAY 5 AORANGI 1904.) MAY 30 and satisfaction, and that they are made with the greatest care by highly AORANGI JUNE 2 MIOWERA Average for the month 1.76 Inches. Average number of days with .01 skilled men, using selected material only, and that by virtue of these features, both dealer and user will be gratified. CALLING AT SUVA, FIJI, ON BOTH UP AND DOWN of an inch or more, 13. VOYAGES. Tho greatest monthly precipitation was 4.32 Inches In 1884. & CO.. Ltd,, Gen'l Agts. Tho least monthly precipitation was THEO. H. DAVIES 0.44 inches in 1885. The greatest amount of precipitation AMERICAN HAWAIIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. recorded In nny 24 consecutive hours was 2. 30 Inches on Ootober 29, 1882. W. W. DlflOND & CO., LTD., Honolulu, T. IX. CLOUDS AND WEATHER. "ALWAYS IN THE LEAD." DIRECT MONTHLY SERVICE BETWEEN NEW (1890-1904- .) YORK AND HONOLULU, VIA PACIFIC COAST. Average number of clear days, 10; partly cloudy days, 17; cloudy days. FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU. WIND. soclatlou football players meet to or- Tho prevailing winds have been from POURING INTO ganize tomorrow at 5 p. m. at the 5. S. "ALASKAN" To sail October 3rd, 1905 tho northeast. Thistle Club's rooms. The Atchison, Topeka S, S. "TEXAN" To sail November ... The average hourly velocity of the FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO HONOLULU DIRECT. wind during October 1904, was 3.1. PEOPLE WERE KICKING. AND Tho highest velocity of the wind CALIFORNIA Through passengers on tho S. S. Man- S. S. "NEVADAN" To sail October 7th, 1905 during October 1904, was 28 miles from churia were complaining because they Santa Fe Railway System S. S. "NEBRASKAN" To sail October 26th, 1905 tho northeast o ntho 26th. had to pay for transportation to and Station: Honolulu, T. H. from shore Tuesday while FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRANCISCO. 190.". FOR FIRST EIGHT DAYS OF COLO last tho boat Dato of Issue; September 29, was lying off the port. They claim- To sail September 26th, 4493 PEO- S. S. "NEBRASKAN" 1905 ALEX. McC. ASHLEY, NIST RATE THIS YEAR ed they For Rates of freight for East or Weot Director, Weather Bureau. that should have been landed bound apply to S. S. "NEVADAN" To sail October 17th, 1905 Section PLE CAFE INTO THE STATE. free of charge. Tho Honolulu pas- ' merchandise FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA VIA SAN FRANCISCO. sengers did not have to pay for such THEO, t. ARRIVING. transportation. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD., S. S. "NEBRASKAN" To sail October 15th, 1905 SAN FRANCISCO, September 27. On Thursday, October 5. Freight Agents for the Territory of S. S. "NEVADAN" To sail November 5th, 1905 Mnul, Maul ports the 15th this colonist rate Stmr. Parker, from of month the Read "Town Talk" In Saturday's Star. Hawaii. (jj at 5:02 a. m. went into effect and the first eight EI. & S. S. Aragonla, from Yokohama, du.o days shoV3 that there was an averago HoLolrfeld Co.. Br. ship Brenda, Learmont, 134 days Agent. Agents. of 561 people entering the State, or a THE RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE. C. P. MORSE, General Freight from Hamburg at S a. m. Dredger Pacific, Gillespie. 12 days total of 4,493. from San Francisco, at 7 a. m. This Is the most encouraging news HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII. Schr. Chas. Levi Woodbury, Hnrrls, Pacific Mail Steamship Co. that the Southern Pacific has been able POUCH DISPATCH ( -- LOSED MAILS ) BY THE HONOLULU 13 days from Laysan Island, at 7 a. m.l POSTOFFICB I to give out for many 'day, Tor if VIA THE O. R. & L. CO. RAILROAD Wednesday. October 4. a SERVICE. Occidental & Oriental S. S. Co Schr. Lady, from Koolau ports, at sl'uw "a eiiuiuama.n mai nas ut-e-n To Be ncluded- - 4 p. m. worked up all over the East with ref Closed malls Poucll Service R. R.-St- a. Steamers of the above Companies will call at Honolulu and leav this erence to California. to Postoffices. For Offices. Days of Week Dispatch Train No. Delivery at pert on or about the dates below men tloned: DEPARTING. In bygone days the bulk' of the immi- 9 Aiea FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. Thursday, October 5. Alea gration to the State was principally In Daily-Ex-Su- n 9 Pearl City... AUG. tZ aug. 18 Br. bark Weathersfleld, Cook, for Pearl City... Wahiawa.. SIBERIA china the south, and the class of people that Waipahu " Walpahu. MONGOLIA SEPT. 2 sept. 1 Kaanapali anchorage offff port at 5:30 doric came hero purchased land and were of iWalpahu Sat-only.- ... 9- - Walpahu CHINA SEPT. 13 sept. 8 a. in. manchuria the wealthy order. They bought fine 9 Ewa DORIC SEPT. 27 sept. 27 Stmr. Kauai, Brulin, for Kauai ports Ewa Mill.... korea tracts of land and put them Into oran- 3- - Wa anae MANCHURIA OCT. 4 coptic 3 at 5 i). m. Halelwa oct. ges' and then left tho place to care- -' 9 Puulki KOREA OCT. 19 oct. 17 Friday, October 6. Walalee siberia takers. But the class of Immigrants 9 Halelwa (flag COPTIC OCT. 28 mongolia 27 Stmr. Mauna Loa, Simerson, for Ma- Walanae oct. j that are now coming to tho Coast are 3- - Walaleo (flag) SIBERIA NOV. 11 nov 7 ul and Hawaii ports at noon. Walalua china genuine settlers. They are men of small Tues-Tlmr- 9 MONGOLIA NOV. 22 nov. 21 Stmr. JIaul, Parker, for Maul ports Lale ).. Kahuku doric means and come hero with tho view of (Arter CHINA DEC. 2 nov. 28 at 5 it, m. ICahuku Hauula ).. Sat. manchuria 'settling for all time and not making Walkane).. 9:00 a. m.).. DORIC DEC. 16 korea dec. 12 Schr. Concord Ulunnhele, for Hllo, the country a winter resort. They are 23 22 10 m. MANCHURIA DEC. coptic' dec. at a. looking for irrigated land and for places 1900. , isog. Schr. Lady, for Koolau ports, at " ...... e ... L i tlXmnl. fn Wnlnlun Tnatr,mn. lw Train No. 9 dally: Dispatch to Walpahu C 5 p.m. KOREA JAN. siberia jan. Instead of the travel going to the Train 3. Daily except Sunday, return-snnt- h Walance, WtTIalee, additional. It fa th. nrtt-tl-i Hint la .AnAii.in pd omntv hv Train 12. Dailv exr.ent (3) When mall steamer from San their attention, and these men are ex- - Sunday. Francisco arrives in time to connect Arriving, lamlnlng the Sacramento and San Joa- - Pouch to Walpahu Postoffice, Satur Train 9 due to leavo at 9:15 a. m., Tor general information apply to Per stmr. Maul, Octobor 5, from Maui quin valleys. Tift's is the result of tho day only by Train 9. and 3:20 . m.t respectively, on Sun- ports: Muramatsii, Cor- - careful painstaking passen-bale- y, Note (1) When mall steamer from days: Dispatch to on .Rev. It. N. ' work of the all offices line. A. W. Dunn, A. N. Cederloff, ger department of the Southern Pacific, San Francisco arrives In time to con- (4) When mall steamers from San 1HL SHI & wife and child, Miss Ahu, A. D. Palm-- and primarily duo to the efforts of nect Train No. 17 due to leavo 7:30 a. Francisco arrives in time to connect kiPci cl C$s eleele, Wllllum Allen, .Miss L. Joshua James Horsburg Jr. and his able s. m., dally except Sunday; dispatch to Train due to leavo dally at 11:03 a. o sistant, L. G. John Ilulhul, W. J. Coelho, B. Slnnard. Mr. Horsburgh Alea, P'arl City, Walpahu, Ewa. m., and 5:15 p, m., respectively: Dis- Hookoana, Thomas P. Rockfort, K j has kept in close touch with the differ-SeliQil- a, (2) Wl pn mall steamer from San patch to Alea, Pearl City, Walpahu, Mrs. Oslo, C. Miss B. ; ent boards up Stark, ' of trade and has stirred Fniniico arrives In time to connect Ewa. Ililhl, Charles Gay, Rev. T. Tunakura, the different counties toward forming IT IS SO GOOD. Rev. J. Fukuda, Mrs. Landgraf and 2 boards and advertising this part of the HONOLULU, TERRITORY HAWAII. children, .Miss Eckart, Flss T. Oss, E. State as It should be advertised. Pouch Dispatch (Closed Malls) to the A. Wilson, George Roenltz, C. II. His work has met with success, as Honolulu Postoftlce. Brown, A. Enos, Jr., and wlfo, H. T. the following figures will show: There Route 180001. - From Postoffices Haysolden, J. H. Mackenzie, J. O. Ka- came Into the State through the Ogden Via tho O. R. & L. Co. Railroad Service. moto, M. C. Plcanco, II. Amundsen and gateway during the past eight days 3 deck. 3,3i2 future colonists, and these men all went In Sa'cra- - search of land In the Closed Mails To be included Pouch Service Delivery - mento and San Joaquin valleys. - i.au uiui. Port- from Dispatch Train No. at Old- Arrlvlng, October 1. Am. schr. Olrni.'lana passed on to this State 40, EI paso F08t0fflCC3' Station Enlisslx lit) days from Tacoma. 942, and Los Angeles 43. For Offices. (Days of Week Tho men that have come here say tho Lalo )... Mon-Wed-- Honolulu STEAMEIt MAUI ARRIVED TODAY. reason of their arriving early Is to get Kahuku Hauula )..' (after 0:20) ' The steamer Maul arrived this morn- cholco land and be among tho first In Walkane).. Tues-Thurs-(- a. ing to the rush. They expect Only ioc. a package. from her run Maul ports. She to send for their m.) brought a fair sized crowd of passen- families later on and will be valuable Sat. (At gers 4' TRY YOU'LL and some freight. additions to the State, (5:30 a. m.) IT SURELY LIKE IT. Walalee 12- - Honolulu SOLDIERS DEFEAT MARINES. MAILE ILIMAS ORGANIZE. Halelwa 4.12 Honolulu Tho Mallo ' (White Rock Water and Ginger Ale, per 'dozen. , Ball teams from Company L of the Illma football Club or- Walalua 12- - ;' $1.50 Honolulu rf. a' 10th Infantry and from the U. S. Ma- ganized for tho season at tho Orpheum Walanao 4- - Honolulu rines played a gamo at Kaplolanl park yesterday afternoon when there were Ewa Honolulu yesterday afternoon. Tho soldiers won present tho following: JWalpahu 4- - Honolulu by 9 5. to W. Bucklo, E. Richardson, W. Meyer, Pearl City Wahiawa.. Tues-Fr- l- Honolulu.. . Henry May & Co., Ltd., Any teams wishing to play a game W. Dulsonb'urg, M. Simpson, H. James, (1:00 p. m.) - can direct challenges to First Sar-goa- W. a. Wilson, R. D. King, E. Fernan- Alea Honolulu BOSTON BLOCK Company L 10th Infnntry, Camp dez, P. Benson and Paul Jarrott. . . . . McKlnley. It was decided to hold tho first prac- Pouch dispatched Train 9. Dally Pouch dispatched Train 9 Saturday on High except Mon-Tra- RETAIL 22 TELEPHONES tice tho School grounds this Sunday, returned empty via only, returned empty via Train 4 ln WHOLESALE 92. G Read "Town Talk" in Saturday's Star. aftornoon at o'clock. The Malles as-- 12. Dally except Sunday. day. --

iMfMirnni WAtfe'i, it 'f-id- ,,f h . THE HAWAIIAN STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER B. 1903. THRKK. flfl

Why Drink STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. Date. Name. From. Oct. 3 Coptic Yokohama Muddy Water? 4 Manchuria San Francisco how much more gratifying a sparkling water from a famous C Alameda San Francisco spring when you have a real good thirst than the muddy prod- IE Novadan San Francisco uct of a source you suspect can easily become contaminated. 17 Ventura Colonies 18 Sonoma San Franclscq IS Moana Colonics AT 19 BUGS Korea San Francisco auerbrunnen 21 Mlowera Victoria is the finest table water known. It is agreeable to the taste, 27, Mongolia Yokohama refreshing, pure and healthful. It should be on every table at 27 Alameda San Francisco every meal and should be always available between meals. It 2S Coptic San Francisco makes delicious lemonades. We will deliver to your home a Nov. 3 Nebraskan San Francisco HOME case of full size bottles for 7 Sierra Colonies 50 $4.50. 7 China Yokohama 8 Ventura San Francisco H. HAOK FELT) & CO.,LtcL, 11 Siberia San Francisco Arc not the kind of company vc are very much inclined to be hos- " " GROCERY DEPARTMENT. 15 Aorangi Colonies pitable with, in fact we are ycry much desirous to find the best 17 Alameda San Francisco methods, WITHOUT OFFENDING THEM, in politely informing IS Moana Victoria them their absence is preferable to their company. Now the most 21 Doric Yokohama positive and permanent means that we can highly recommend, is to 22 Mongolia San Francisco procure a bottle of our 24 Novadan San Francisco 28 Manchuria Yokohama 25 Sonoma Colonies 20 Sierra San Francisco Doc. 2 China San Francisco Electricity 5 Alameda San Francisco R 12 Korea Yokohama ougn0nougs 13 Mlowera Colonics 10 Aorangi Victoria and thoroughly spray into the different parts of the house, where the 1G Doric San Francisco bugs is inclined to romp and make it 'his favorite place to lounge about 19 Ventura Colonics Of all the power developed by steam in Honolulu 50 per 20 San Franclsco-- t Sonoma and annoy you. cent is used to drive shafting and belting dissipated, wasted, 22 Coptic Yokohama before the work of the machine begins. Think of it I All the 23 Manchuria San Francisco money paid for the eoal which makes that wasted part of the 29 Alameda San Francisco power might as well be thrown into the sea for all the good it does. With electricity power, you use what you need, when STEAMERS TO DEI ART. you need it, where you need it. A turn of the switch puts it Date. Name, For." 3 there. 1 - Oct. Coptic .San Francisco 4 Manchuria Yokohama Have you learned to be power-wise- ? 11 Alameda San Francisco RoughonBugs 17 Novadan tSan Francisco 17 Ventura San Francisco IS Sonoma Colonies plays no favorites and it "will put out of business" any and all kinds IS Moana Victoria of bugs, germs and insects. Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. 19 Korea Yokohama In its death dealing operations it will not destroy any article of dress, 21 Mlowera Colonies- Office, .King and Alakea Streets. 'Phone, Main 390. 27 Mongolia San Francisco or furniture, and is simply used by inserting the nozzle, which accom-pany- s 28 Coptic Yokohama every bottle, and spray as before mentioned. This bug Nov. 1 Alameda San Francisco dertroyer has been a good friend to a great many people for a long r Nebraskan fSan Francisco time, but no friend to the. bug. 7 Sierra San Francisco 7 China San Francisco 5 Ventura Colonics 11 Siberia Yokohama 15 Aorangi Victoria Fine Flaying Cards 15 Moana Colonies 21 Doric San Francisco 22 Mongolia Yokohama 22 Alameda ;...San Francisco We have at present an exceedingly fine supply of 20 Novadan fSan Francisco 2S Manchuria favorite playing cards, in those most popular makes : San Francisco 23 Sonoma San Francisco . BICYCLE PLAYING CARD 25c. per pack. 20 Sierra Colonies-Dec- BACK 2 China Yokohama SOLE MANUFACTURERS. FANCY PLAYING CARDS 50c. per pack. 12 Korea San Francisco Also a large and varied assortment of Bridge counters, etc. 13 AJameda San Francisco-- 13 Mfowera Victoria Elilers' Block Fort Street CALL AND INSPECT OUR STOCK 16 Aorangi Colonies 16 Doric 'Yokohama. Commodore Vincent favors the propo- 19 Ventura San Francisco FAVOR sition, nnd stated that in the event 20 Sonoma Colonies COMMODORES of it coming to an Issue will enter his 22 Coptic San Francisco yawl Iola, which with a few alterations Crystal Springs HAWAIIAN NEWS CO., LTD 23 Manchuria Yokohama could bo made to bo one of the best U. S. A. Uransports will leave for San OCEAN RACE and fastest small sen-goi- vossels in Butter- - YOUNG BUILDING STORE. Francisco and Manila, and will arrlv'o this port. The commodoro &oenis to from same ports at Irregular Intervals. think it very Improbable that any of Calling nt Manila. Dato departure COAST YACHTSMEN DISCUSSING the Atlantic racers could be Induced t of via Kahulul. to como to this coast for the race, but Capricious appetites abound -- BETWEEN In PROPOSED CONTEST feels certain a largo entry could be had the hot weather. Ono does AN BASY not want much butter, ONE. SAN FRANCISCO AND HONOLULU from tho yachts on tho bay, If proper but extra "The prisoner," de- good Crystal Springs CHOICE GOODS said the great trophies are offered and If tho event butter. Ladles' Silk Kimonos J8.1S tective "Is a married man." Rutter Is extra good. re- Is held on a handicap basis. We Children's Silk Kimonos j7( "How do you know that?" asked his The San Francisco Bulletin of Sep- In discussing the race Commodore ceived a choice shipment by tho Silk Short Kimonos !..!.!!" S.'H friend. last steamer. This line Japanese Silks (In per V. tember 22, says: Habbrou said: butter all colors) yard tia ".That's easy," replied tho great de- "For some time we have considered is deservedly a favorite with Silk Cushion Covers with Coat of Arms, Silk Linen and Cotton lUnit tective. "The The proposition ot T. W. Hobron, Honolulu people who Japanese buttons of his coat are the' question of offering a handsome know a kerchiefs, Purses for ladles, J apanese Screens and latest stylM i not sowed on straight." Chicago News commodore of the Hawaii Yacht Club, trophy for a yacht race 'from San good thing when they taste It. Vases at very low prices. flavor is exquisite and Is to hold an ocean race next season from Francisco to Honolulu 'as it would glvo Its Want Ads in The -- tar bring quick, yachting In the- - an Impetus preserved Intact by tho card- this city to Honolulu, has set tlie ton- Pacific 28 and 32 Hote St. RoblnBon Block results. Three lines threo times for 25 which It has never had before. We de- board cartons In which the but cents. gues of the local tars wagging and will to yachting ter comes packed. give thought some sire make Honolulu the them food for for center of the Pacific, our unique to come. Anything will as time that stir position enables us to be of service to up In on coast the Interest yachting this yachts cruising in the north and south is good for the sport, and surely the Pacific ocean. proposed long-distan- It event. If "The proposed race Is going to havo Office Go. comes to an Issue, will be a great boom. Hawaiian Specially considerable Influence on yachting of Limited The race will also create a tendency the Pacific Co'ast In future years. Few IV to the building of larger and more yachtsmen content to over 72 King St., Watty Block. I LESS typo are sail tho modern of boats and will Intro- same waters year year. gets Telephone Main 45 Tel. Main 15. many of to ocean after It duce the sea lubbers new , and over The Only Double-Trac- k Railway monotonous. There must be cruises P. O. Box 304 between the Missouri River and. sailing, which on the trip between San to maintain enthusiasm. Certainly, with Chicago. Francisco and tho Islands during the a suitable yacht and time, one would be s Is AGENTS FOR Tr-olja- summer months most pleasant. hard Indeed tb pleuso If he enjoy Tliroo didn't laNt VIA Iily There are 'any number of fine yachts every moment among our beautiful Isl- on this coast capable of negotiating the ands a few "weeks and then home. SOUTHERN PACIFIC, UNION PACIFIC AND V 2090 Hono- Remington CHICAGO & miles between this city and "Last year Commodore Sinclair of - NORTHWESTERN RAILWAYS. lulu without any difficulty. Among the South Coast Yacht Club visited Avoid Heat cl t i X- cl OVERLAND LIMITED, VESTIBU LED. Leaves San Francisco dally 11:M them may be mentioned the Lurllne, us In his schooner yacht Lurllne. He TVPJ5WKITI5Stan a. m. formerly John D. Spreckels' yacht but also cruised from Honolulu to Tahiti, Tho most luxurious train In tho world. Now Pullman drawing room and. now owned by H. II. Sinclair of Pasa- the Marquesas, Samoa and FIJI, return- And Worry! stateroom cars built expressly for this famous train. Gentleman's buffet ana dena, commodore of the South Coast ing to Honolulu again, arid after visit- Burroughs Adding Machine, Lady's parlor observation car. Book-love- rs Library. Dining car meals a. Yacht Club; tho Ramona, owned by ing KUauea volcano returned to San Union Cash Register, la carte. Electric lighted throughout Douglas White, also a resident in Pedro. To show how safe tho trip is, Berger Steel Cabinets, EASTERN EXPRESS. VESTIBU LED. Leaves San Francisco at 6:30 p. Southern California; tho Speedwell, although he left In February and was Wabash Cabinets, m. Dally. Through Pullman Palaco and Tourist Sleeping Cars to Chicago, owned by Thoma3 Jennings commodore sailing some of the worst months of Edison Mimeographs, Dining qars. Freo Recllulng Chair Cars. of the Corinthian Yacht Club; Gus the year, ho never, as sailors say 'part- Oscillators and Rotarles, ATLANTIC EXPRESS. VESTIBU LED. Leaves San Francisco at 6:00 p. Newell's Lady Ada, J. R. Hanlfy's ed a rope's yarn.' A , Mimeograph Supplies, m. Dally. Standard and Tourist Sleepers. Aggie, Typewriter Supplies, Martha, the schooner property "I am aware that few of your yachts, PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS : of James V. Coleman; the Nixie, Fulton hero venture off shore, but this is ow- McMillan Looso Leaf Ledgers Wednesday, Thursdays and Fridays. Tho best of everything. t Berry's the Iola, the flag- ing to cold and tho fogs, but in a trip to Gas Edison & Bates ship of tha California Yacht Club, and Hawaii this would only last a few Numbering Machines, Oto.ioy;o & Ky. the White Wings, owned by C. H. Wor- hours until clear of tho coast. Wo Victor Safes & Vault Fixtures NorthwesternR. R. RITCHIE, 0 A. P. C. rell of tho San Francisco Yacht Club. havo no fogs 200 miles from tho Pa- Range Special Manganese Safes and or S. P. Company's Agent. 617 Market St, (Palace Hotel) San Francisco. It is intended to hold tho deep sea cific Coast and the climate Is so Vault Fixtures for Banks race about next June. The Hawaii one can sleep on deck nt sea. Leopold, promotion committee has offered three Tho starting tlmo of tho race would bo will go a long way toward Derby, Fire Insurance! GORSOLIDIITED SODS W1TER WORKS magnificent trophies for the contest, arranged to get the benefit of moonlight Macoy, which Is expected to create unusual in- nights sailing very plea- securing a comfortable Remington und COMFANY LTD. which makes Company terest among tho yachtsmen all over sant in tho tropics. home G. II. Ful er'.i Atlas Assurance ot Londoc Esplanade, Cor. Allen and Fort Eta. Assurance Company Lon- tho country. Tho affair Is already be- "Am pleased to find tho race Is meet- Desks, Phoenlr ot ing discussed by prominent members In ing with the hearty approval of your Swinging Typewriter Stands, don. Manufacturers ot Soda Water, Gin- yachting the en- mo, Monarch Telophono Desks, New York Underwriters Agency, ger Ale, Sarsaparllla, Root Beer, Eastern circles and yachtsmen. It would seem to from Washington Cream thusiasm there may result In one or present Indications, Pelouzo Scales, Providence Insurance Soda, Etrawberry, Etc., Etc. that at least six Miss Tracy's Company. two Atlantic boats being brought over yachts would show up at tho starting cooking demon Telophono Brackets, to try for tho trophy. lino next June. Wo shall do all wo stratlons are free. omce Supplioa Of every K. can to make tho visiting yachtsmen Description THE UYEDA Commodore Morrow of the San Fran- B. F. DILLINGHAM CO., LIMITED ,1028 Nuuan-- j Street, tho welcome and entertain them while In REPAIRING and ADJUSTING Honolulu, T. H. cisco Yacht Club said: "I think Of General Agents for Hawaii. Between King Hotel ocean yacht race between San Fran- our Islands." Automatic Machinery and Street. a splendid and A Specialty. Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Building. Straw flat Manufactory. Any Style cisco and Honolulu idea of Straw hopo tho promoters will bo able to ac- ARAGONIA IS DUE. Gas Co,, Ltd Hat made to order. Panama ' "1 and Felt Hat Cleaned. complish It. Commodoro Jennings Tho S. S. Aragonla Is duo today from BEAVER LUNCH ROOM, also remarked ho would like to S00 freight Office : Alexander Young Building that tho Orlont with tons of for Fort Street. Opposite Wilder & C seo tho rnco take place, saying; "It Honolulu. Sho will probably be dis- NOLTB, T. up yachting on H. J. PROP'R. HAYASHI, will stir tho Interest in patched tomorrow for San Franclaco. John A'oxandcr Dowlo Is ono of the coast and is good thing." Com-- ,Slio TAILOR. tho a t will tako mail for tho coast, but fortunato men who havo succeeded In First-Cla- ss Lunches served with tea, modoro Robert Vincent of tho Cali- no passengers. Want Ads In The Jtar bring quick handling a groat doal of other people's coffee, soda water, ginger ale or milk. Club was inter- Clothe Cleaned, Dyed and Repaired fornia Yacht likewise i Rults. Three lines three tlmos for 25 money with out colliding with an in- viewed relative to tho proposed race. results. Three lines three times for 2S cents. H7 Beretanla Street vestigation. Washington Star . Smokers Requisites a Specialty. Opposite Queen's Hospital. ,.J jfour. THE HAWAIIAN' STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1805. .'XMao Hawaiian Star, DAILY AND SEMI-WEEKL- Y. RUBBER GOODS ! . Eublishcd ever afternoon (except Sunday) by the Hawaiian Star Did you ever own a DAVISON Hot Water Dag i,f Newspaper Association, Limited. and it's combinations? ( y - An . nbt nefcd of I If try one next time you arc in one. Art Bargain , SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Kocal, per annum" $ 8.oo Foreign, " 12.00 The Best Hade!! A rare opportunity to Payable in advance. Beautify Your Homes PRANK L. HOOGS MANAGER DRUG OO., XM HOWSBRFORT STREET - - - HONOLULU ! THURSDAY OCTOBER 5, 1905. Pictures at a Great Reduction

It is rather a suggestive coin Classified Ads in Star. .UNF.RAMED PICTURES. Former price '. Tioc. to $3.00 t mentary on social conditions m the . Wife Desertion 5 City of New York that at the last VISIT Reduced price , 5c. to 50c. t Kill Lost In New York t session of the jtyiomiiu:i...... i urn THE FRAMED PICTURES. J was passed making the abandon Ono gold-mount- side comb. Re Former price ...... ,... $1 .00 to $10.00 .' $3-- ment ot clulurcn pumsnauie by im- ward nt Star office. Reduced price 50c. to 5 prisonment for not more than two EASELS, WHITE ENAMEL AND IMITATION OAK. years or by a fine of not to exceed $1,000 or both, the fine to be ap- For Snlo ZOO Former price $1.50 to $3.50 plied at the discretion of the court for the support of the abandoned Building lot corner King and Kame-haine- Reduced price to $1.00 children. this act in a single day recently about one hundred A trip to the zoo at Kalmukl Is 5c Under enjoyable to children and parents road. Pal&ma terminus of de- Rapid women applied for warrants for the arrest of husbands who had alike. Transl road. Aiiply at Star of fami- PfflCft serted or refused to provide for them. Many theso women had Besides the wonderful collec- lies to support and an account which appears in the New Yrok Trib- tion of animals and birds there une says that there is no unusual amount of desertion just at this arc other delights too numerous M. PHILLIPS & CO,, Pacific Harware G0 time. Rudolph Confield, probation officer of the court, said to a Trib- to mention. Wholesale Importers une reporter: "A large number of these cases are among men who And Jobbers of be- ADMISSION 10 CENTS. have been compelled to marry their wives. There is no affection AMERICAN AHD EUROPEAN DRY GOODS tween the two. They fight and quarrel and live unhappily together Como shako hands with he deserts her. is man's di- and 4" and sooner or later Desertion the poor tho forang Outang. Coriier of Vort umJ Queen St. vorce. He simply quits. As for these cascs," waving his hand toward - the motley collection of women with and without babies in their an 1 we. 1- about the judge's bench, "desertion of wives is increas- arms gathered Contractor and Suiltisr ing in New York faster than the population. Why? Cost of living, STEAM ENGINES, SUGAR MIIXS, Kg for one thing. The cost of living has increased very much in New use Painter BOIIiERS, COOLERS, IRON, BRASS Commission Merchants; York in the" last two years and wages have not kept up with it." Here iewalo, Sheridan Street, near Klif. AND LEAD CASTINGS. Sugar Factors. is a fundamental sociological fact for people to take into consideration Honolulu H. L in the discussion of marriage, divorce and race suicide. Telephone White 601. Macnlnery of Every Deacrlptlou Made - "AGENTS FOR -- O to order. Particular attention paid to Ship's lacla "Wotk Exe- The Ewa Plantation Company, GOV- - The gambling game which High S. SASKI, Job icL- cuted on Short Notice. The Waialua Agricultural Co., LUL Sheriff Henry didn't stop and ad- - Bamboo Furniture The Kohala Sugar Company. The And mits he didn't, and which he de- I Sheriff AND The Walmea Sugar Mill Company. clares it is practically impossible to PICTURE Gambling FRAMES. The Fulton Iron Works, St. Louis, Mo. Public present law, is in the I stop under the What a luxury to bathe Neat and Handsome The Standard Oil Company. very joint written up by the "Adver- Designs made to order. when you have all the Hot 663 The George F. Blake Steam Pump. tiser and on which it partly based Beretanla Street, near Punchbowl. HIHUD it.'"" Water you want. TELEPHONE BLUE 881. OUEEN STREET Weston's Centrifugals. XXJVXECR) I2W its charges of public gambling in Honolulu. It is the joint of which The only way you can Tho New England Mutual Life Insur- the morning paper published pictures and which its reporter tried to get it is to install a Rapid Firewood, Stove, ance Company of Boston. enter and failed. It was included in the Advertiser's general criticism Bath Heater. It's always Steam and Blacksmith The Aetna Firo Insurance Company of' cf the police, as a part of the case against Brown and in favor of Hen-T- y, reaay aay ana nigiit. Hartford, Conn. when the Advertiser declared that the task of stopping such gam- A match and a The Alliance Assurance Company ot I! London. bling had not been too much for Henry. The admission of Henry that with a Rapid. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. For sale by he couldn't stop this game, or others like it, therefore means all that Special dffonfion Givsn to The Star claimed for it yesterday. If it was not public gambling un- der Henry, it is not public gambling under Brown. As for chc fa the E. R. BATH, Agent PI DRAYING ALSO, AND BLACK SAND. Advertiser knows very well that it goes on forever, probably the only ON EXHIBITION WHITE Eflonopole days in the past decade on which there have not been chc fa drawings AT OUR STORE. 163 S. King (RED TOP) in Chinatown were January 20, 1900, when the town was burned Street, Telephone Main 61. TO SHIP OWNERS, SHIP CAPTAINS down, and a few days following. AND SHIP AGENTS. 1 ftSof 1 o Extra Dry Is carry m view of the fact that four io ctock complete lines of Pints and Quarts, In every thing desirable In Until further notice we will deliver years ago was a strong- senti- Tho Chamber o Commerce has felt there OPTICA." , soft ballast at 40 cents per ton and From a Honolulu Hotel Manager: The Dispensary rv constrained, In an way, 50 ment in Hawaii in favor of the. unofficial to GOODS hard ballast at cents per ton. "Wo have tried other Champagnes Scandals method of dealing with announce that II. P .Wood, the new We carry the LORD & BELSER. and since placing your Dry Monopolo the liquor traffic, the revelations of man who Is coming to take charge ot before our. guests, they will use none "SHUR ON" Telephone Main 198. graft, corruption and brihery in the promotion work for the territory, and know how adjus other." to them. Nothing ALSO sown Carolina, wncre tne system Is not to bo secretary of that body, as In tho wav of Glasses or Frames too j difficult for us. originated is of interest. The following from the Literary Digest tells lie Is neither a member nor eligible to South and Kawalahao Streets. i Fifteen Years' Ex gives us Monopole cf an appalling situation: membership. This may possibly bo rlence Brut the right to talk. (CLUB DRY) An investigation of the workings of the State Dispensary in South' news to Mr. AVood. In all the corres- Carolina has uncovered a system of graft, corruption, and bribery at pondence from him that has been made With II. P. Wichman & Co., Lid The perfection of a Champagne that public you don't feel next morning. which the local papers stand appalled. "The dispensary," declares the or given any degree of publicity, FORT STREET. W. G. Irwin & Go. Columbia State, "stands alone, unrivaled; the world's matchless graft-- j he has always spoken of himself as and the Charlotte Observer it is coming here to becomo Secretary of Telephone Main 101 remarks that "one; AGENTS FOR THE LEWIS & CO., LTD i the most elaborate systems of srraftintr in modern times." South the Chamber of Commerce, to carry on P. O. Box 683. Carolina for over twelve years has been trying the dispensary method the work of the Chamber, to help the HARRY ARMITAGrE Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, Eng. GROCERS & WINE MERCHANTS. wun con- Chamber, and In similar modes of ex- Alliance Assurance Co., of London, Eng. ui ueaimg ine liquor tramc, in wnicn tne state controls and Stoolc unci IJond 1G9 King Street. Telephone 240. ducts liquor-sellin- g, the profits going to the public treasury. Senator pression. It Is believed that never Brolcer..,. Scottish Union & National InB. Co., of Members of Honolulu Stock and Bond Edlnburg, Scotland. Benjamin R. Tillman, the father and chief defender of the system, and onco has he spoken specifically of the v Exchange. Fire Association of Philadelphia. other promoters held that this scheme would drive liquor-sellin- g out Hawaii Promotion Committee. It Is THE HAWAIIAN REALTY Alliance Insurance Corporation Ltd. of politics, reduce drunkenness, and free the traffic generally of poli- to be hoped that the only confusion of Few shares of following stocks for AND MATURITY CO. Ltd. sale: Pioneer Mill Wllhelma of Magdeburg General Ins. tical scandal and social demoralization. Nevertheless, almost from Ahouglvt In his mind Is as to tho Co., Oahu Sugar Real Estate, Mortgages, Loans and Co., Ewa Plantation Co., Hawaiian Company. day Char-letto- n agency through promotion Investment on the that the system went into operation, we arc told by the which work Sugar Co., Waialua Agricultural Co., Securities. Homes built News and Courier, "charges of corruption have "been "laid against Is to be carried on, and that when ho Etc. Want ads In The Stb bring quick re the installment plan. it," but the people were comes here and finds ho Is to sults. Three lines three times for 25 Home Office: Mclntyre Building., T. H, "not allowed to suspect that dishonesty could that cents. enter the dispensary." Have no relation to the Chamber of Ofilcs, Campbell Block.. ..Merchant St. L. K. KENTWELL, General Manager. Honolulu, T. H. fc For nearly a month a committee has been investigating the work- Commerce except that of an employe ings of the dispensary. It is shown that positions with the dispensary and that In a rather minor capacity, Rica. Real progress In cen- were bartered money. except through representation twentieth and sold for Mr. Toland. a former disnenser at tho of tury civilization is not likely to bo Spartanburg, told of his actual payment of $275 and a gold watch to tho Chambed In the Promotion Com- made in those Central American repub- secure a dispensary job. Even the $50 clerkships were bought or sold, j mittee that there will bp no dead-loc- k lics until some of them are united. ji apartanuurg tne committee uncovered a scheme to buy the support or ad interim period during which tho J' of the Spartanburg Journal in the fight against prohibition. A fund woik of tho committee and Its con- Willie Hearst wants to bo mayor of $400 was to be raised for the purpose. The testimony shows also tinuity will suffer. of New York now and tho chances aro how the liquor concerns boomed their own candidates for dispensary that he will remain wanting. positions, and in many cases furnished the campaign funds. There' Commodore Hobron seems to havo So the presents given Miss was sharp competition to gain the patronage of the State Dispensary been able to arouse a. good deal of In- Alice Roosevelt will run up to hundreds of Board, whose duty it was to distribute the stock to the dispensaries. In terest amongjconst yuchtsrnen In tho proposed yacht' raco between San Fran- thousands of dollars In value. Well, brief, dispensers accepted whisky-deale- rs presents from as pay for cisco and Honolulu. she's a nice girl and nothing Is too favoritism; received bonuses and bribes for pushing certain brands of good for a nice girl. whisky, by selling to II the agents of such whisky the empty cases at Perhaps three or four the reason the Advertiser times their value. Sometimes the empty bottles were reporter could not get into tho gam- Voting machines will bo used In the Shipping si Id to the agents for from 20 to 35 cents a dozen. bling house was because the editor had coming municipal election In San Fran- In South Carolina there is now a strong movement not assigned tho right reporter to the cisco. Whichever way the election to close up the goes It can be satd that the machine dispensaries, and Senator Tillman proposes to leave the question to detail. Receipt wins. iv the Democratic primary. The prohibitionists are confident that their cause will win if presented to the people. Probably Tho Advertiser Is very fond bf say- the best that South ing police printing something Chicago University announces a four Carolina has to say on the subject is found in that has the debate that has been to do'' with The Star's In deny- years course in railway education. It going on between George B. attitude Cromer, a prominent prohibitionist of ing the cxlstenco of tho wide-ope- n is not stated at what period In. tho SOLD AT that State, and Senator Tillman, both men using the Charletson News gambling which the Advertiser itself course Instruction In secret rebates to iind Courier as their mouthpiece. failed to find. Such statements aro favored shippers will bo given. STAR OFFICE o- - not worth a serious reply as far as The Star Is concerned. But in view of tho TOPICS IN BRIEF. According to recent advices rc- - Advertiser's constant recognition of X ..::..:.::.4.'k Fe5ved in this citv' JaPa,r is prepar- - such motive and evident tendency to Hawaii says that It has volcanoes jOahu Railway& Land Co ' x oapanese mg to establish a line of steamers regard the motive na effective ,tho sug- like thoso on the moon. Another res- ( gestion nj 4 with South America. The ciuei naturally occurs that perhaps pect In which Hawaii resembles the v ?.'.Inteu-Isla- S. N. Compaht I i Commerce 4 the Advertiser's attltudo would be dif- moon Is that both will get statehood j purpose is to get cheap wheat from ferent If It had tho printing about about tho same time. Atlanta Journal, ; 1 Argentina. Rice eating even in which It so constantly complains. Tho Man for tho Job "I wish I was 1 the army, is giving way a good deal back on earth again," sighed Methu- to bread made from wheat, or from a mixture of wheat and rice, or The Historical Society Is anxious to selah, 'Just starting in to live piy life." you sneered other cereals. As will be sjeen by reference to Japan's trade reports proservo tho Kupopolu holau and "the ''Pooh, what could do?" Baron Munchausen. "Among tho hust-Jln- g for thefiscal year ending June 30, 1905, that country is bound to question naturally arises as to helau they aro going to do It. moderns you'd be clean out of tho go to the ends of the earth to buy and sell. The Japanese Government running." "No I wouldn't retorted recently charged its representative in Brazil to collect and report in- Mothusolah confidently. "As soon as, Negotiations aro now said to bo un- they found out who I was they'd van$ formation concerning present trade relations and possibilities be- way der for tho union of tho Republic me to boss that Panama canal," Hous- ' Brazil and with a 1 .f. . tween Japan, view to their further development. of Panama and tho Republic of Costa ton Chronlolo,

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THI3 HAWAIIAN" STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 5. 1903. FIVJB.- -

RDYAL ITALIAN

PRINCE ARRIVES The S. 5. Alameda brought us a quantity of new goods for (Continued page one). us which were personally selected by Mr. Sachs during his UNDER SHERIFF HENRY from recent eastern trip. Among the assortment are: world. The Prince graduated from the TRIMMINGS Royal Nnvnl Academy at Leghorn. Is in Appliques in white, cream, black and fancy colors. In- - silk Prince Ferdlnando a cousin of tho Duke of Abruzal the Italian explorer. and cotton. ONE OP THE GAMBLING PLACES THE ADVERTISER FOUND, AC- The young Prince stands watch aboard LACES. v CORDING TO ITS OWN INFORMANT WAS WORSE DURING HIGH the vessel as do the other officers and with insertions this afternoon will take the watch at 4 A beautiful line in cream, white and black, SHERIFF HENRY'S ADMINISTRATION THAN IT HAS BEEN SINCE. and allovers to match hut he popular rose point effects.. These o'clock. WltAT MAY SAYS ABOUT' THE goods must be seen to be fully appreciated. "' J. F. ROBBERY AT HIS PLACE. The' Calabria went Into commission ' ' last February and left Venice on Feb- EMBROIDERY. ruary 4. She went to South America, The new eyelet style in silk and cotton. around through the Straits of Magellan PERSIAN BAND TRIMMING ...' This morning the Advertiser pubH3h-.- lt used to be of almost nightly occur and up to San Francisco. From Hono- WHY NOT RENT A red what purported, to bo an Interview once sometimes us ninny as twenty men lulu she goes to Suva, New Zealand, in navy, cadet, green and brown. May, runs store being- I to police BOX " with J. F. who a small there. complained tno Tasmania, Australia, Borneo, Celebes, SAFE DEPOSIT i EYELET ALLOVER EMBROIDERY, on Emma street, for the purpose of then and 1111 ofllcerSvns sent up. A Philippines and Japan which will bo open- ln a modern eteel vault, A, novelty and strikingly attractive.' showing thut gambling goes on crowd of hoodlums used to gather reached March 1. From Japan tho LADIES BERTHAS. ly and flagrantly In u shack In tho about the corner of Vineyard street vessel will visit China, Slam, India and and Xeel that your valu- rear of Emma street. To those who and Emma street and these wero the arrive home a year from November. Rose point designs in cream color, white and black. neigh- have followed the Advertiser's devious chief source of annoyunco,to the The vessel was built In 1590. She Is ables are secure? FANCY JEWELED BERTHAS courso It may be unnecessary to say borhood. When I told tho policeman rated as a Ilfth clasfe cruiser and was FIVE DOLLARS a - 5 in white and black. that It not only distorts some facts, of the gambling joint which was run- built for long cruises. Her maximum i suppresses ning- in only laughed LADIES' NECKWEAR. but It deliberately others behind, ho and coal capacity Is COO tons. Her maximum year pays for one, Call Incidentally puts Into May's mouth would do' nothing'. ' was when An exceptionally fine assortment. and Thts speed Is 10 knots and economlcnl speetl a statement which ho did not mnko and High .Sheriff Henry was in chargo of 10 can steam thirty and see us about It - RAINBOW SILK BELTS knots. The vessel which lie has written to tho Advertiser tho pollco department. For some rea- days without recoallng. Hor best per- and a fine selection of girdles. to retract. son or other there has been very much formance In this respect was between "On Emma street, a trlflo mauka of less annoyance from the gojnblers dur- - Cnllao and Tahiti when she steamed Ing Vlneyard street," says the Advertiser the recent months. It used to be 25 days stopping or renewing ' without Cor Fort and 'and on the Ewa side of the road Is a run openly, In fact ftoni my back her coal. The vessel Is of 3,000 tons Chinese store numbered-1422- . In tho verandah I could look through the win-re- ar register and has 4,000 horse power en- J Bevetania Sts. or this Is a long whitewashed (lows and see the men playing but now, gines. She screws. Sho DUE TO - has twin MAUN A LOA SAIL. wooden building In which OPEN gam- when there Is any playing they screen has four guns, six guns, filing on last the windows one can only tell by Tho Steamer Mauim Loo, Is duo tcj has been carried since and eight 21,4-ln- guns, four guns, what-freque- noon Maul election, crowds of Chinamen nightly listening to the rattle of chips, or nt depart tomorrow at for and 3 Maxim machine guns and 1 field pieco Hawaii ports. tills house and tho noise o ever they are using, There are two torpedo tubes. Hor their gaming has long been a source "No. I never mild that there was complement of 262 men. every consists of extreme annoyance to respectable gambling night, sometimes there The. officers of tho craft aro Captain neighbors." - is nono for weeks. Thero nro some Mnrenu dl Morlundo; Second Com- ftEW ADVIl'TJSEJHE KT ALCOHOLIC y The "craclous Advertiser quotes-Ma- ChlncFe women and men who have the mander Glorgl do Pons; Lieutenants, as supplying this Information and Adds place rented but I do not know what - Marllia, Alesslo, Dela Penne, Giordano that he said: "My little store was rob- they do for a living." Pearl; Midshipmen Prince Ferdlnando Odd Hall ago $60 of goods It was May reached tho Ba-ron- , bed a month of worth But when of Savoy (Cousin of King of Italy), e, Ffiw$' PATENT and I firmly believe that my gambling Advertiser's statement that ho had Inouhluro, Falangola, Vitall; Gam- - neighbors hav-- neighbors committed the crime. accused these of his of Grego; Doctor, Fra-tln- l; my ' liig Engineers, FaccI, Tuesday Night,Oct,10 bllng bee been carried on since stolen "his goods that lie showed Paymaster, De Kaleteo. place was robbed." indignation. The vessel will begin to coal on Sat All of course .Is Intended tj "I never made any such, stateir ent" M this, of urday taking about 350 tons. The ves- EDICINES discredit the police department's ad he exclaimed with vehemence "I could sel will sail for Suva 10 a', m. of at are not any have ministration at present, but what under circumstances October 11. The vessel will be open BEll the facts"? made It for I do not believe that they to the public every afternoon from 4:30 "I told an Advertiser reporter that had anything to do with the robbery. o'clock. 1 VoLLECTOploF INTERNAL REVENUE CHAMBERLAIN HAS BEEN gambling went oh In that place every I have never said that I did believe HISONG LECTURER, W. Lantz representing F. A. Schaefer AMERICAS now and again," said May when asked that they had either to the Advertiser upon of. 'INSTRUCTED TO. REQUIRE DRUGGISTS WHO SELL THEM TO anyone tho Italian consul called the about the, matter this morning "but'I or to else." fleers of tho vessel soon after she camo Will Deliver His Setond Lecture. did pay gambling had been May, produced a letter which he had TAKE OUT THE REGULAR. FEDERAL-lilQUO- LICENSES A NEW not that the to an anchorage ln the stream. Cap coiner only since tho elections As a written to the Advertiser demanding a Entitled i paper tain Morlundo tho commander of tho MOVE BY THE TREASULY DEPARTMENT THE NEW ORDER. matter of fact there has been very much retraction, though whether that vessel, culled on Captain Lyon the In simple justice publish less in the past few months since will the letter commander of the naval station, who " Love, Courtship, Sheriff Brown took office. Before that or not, remains to be seen. returned the call during tho .morning. g4-"M- -- Captain Nlbluck will tako tho Italian Marriage officers to Pearl Harbor on Saturday - un- - An investigation of the sale of Intox- compound; but where substances It Is likely thut entertainments will bo Icatlng patent medicines in local drug doubtedly medicinal in their character COL, PARKER DAILY STOCK REPORT given by of city to tho and Divorce - residents the stores is to be made by Collector of In- are combined with whisky or other various olliccrs and also to the crew v, Revenue Roy S. Chamberlain, eoholic liquor and are used In sufficient e 3 o a Between Hoards: 30 Klhei, $S; 20 Pa-l- a. of the vessel. Salutes were exchanged a new order b'yttTe Unit- - quantity to give a medicinal quality to under circular $170; 20 Hon. Brew. Co., $23,110; $1000 by the vessel and the Naval Station A MARRIAGE CEREMONY ed States Treasury Department, under the liquor other than which It STAND that 01 IRE Ouhu Railway Us, $10."i; $5000 Oahu Su- us she came into the harbor today. which all drug stores which sell the may inherently possess, such compound At the close of tho lecture twel.vo gar Gs, $103.50. The Calabria was in tho Far East . medicines will have to take out the Is, of course, not to be Included In this (Continued from page 'one). Session Sales: Pioneer, $lii0. during the Boxer uprising. She land- ladles and gentlemen will bo selected federal liquor "license," the same as ruling. Pao-tlng-- -- ed a force of marines at Miquorfc-ueaier- s eaen Stocks. Bid. Asked. front the audience and Dr. Bell will are paying itMf Tins is ine question, jn case, arising! ln sayng to Wundenberg thut Carter1 during the trouble. Tile was consider- special tax $25 "which Is under the terms thl3 will KVil Pin". Co, 27.25 27.73 demonstrate through the sclenco o the annual of of circular be,wns trying to buy the Wuikuloa lands able lighting at that place and a num- coiiecieu uy uiummui nun iium u iuibc ueieriiiiueu oy mis omce, not merely j uv, 103.00 Phrenology how mar--, jor himself Instead of for the Parker au'i ber of the Italians were killed by the inharmonious V. upun 01 -' S3. 50 numoer 01 ueaiers an over me lsiunus. examination me lonnuia bud- rn,cn It appeared that Parker had Haw. Com Chinese fanatics. rlages aro contracted, and then pale :m samples or tne stuit soiu nere win oe mitteu Dy tne munutacturer or me1 very vigorously defended Carter at this Haw. Sugar Co". 33.00 33.75 ana-an- d 15.50' them off harmoniously. You are all sent to Washington for special analysis compound, but upon result of the time. .tioiioKHii ugar 1.0 la.uu 145.00 Invited to ceremony. the collector will soon send notices lysis made ln the chemical laboratory My understanding of my brother-in-- ) Honomu bugar Co. the men of following In- - samples open Co 1S5.00 ELL 'to the drug the here of obtained in the iaw8 wm W.IS that I was to be mun - 'Illllku Sugar sirucuons receiveu Dy mm: murKet una seni 111 oy tne local inter - ...... np of Pn.vm.'q Kahuku Plan. Co. 20i50 30.50 Don't Miss "Among the various alcoholic com- - officers and agents. ..r....,,.,iu n, t.,i r hio ,iirit tnutimnnv Klhei Plan .oC S.S5 It pounds now on tho market, advertised "The ruling as to these compounds In' referring to the Parker ranch proper - - KIPhulu Sugar Co 30.00 A FINE IE General admission to all parts of tho and sold as medicine under the name of the ourth paragraph of Circular No. 'ties, ln which the late John P. Parker Kolna SuKflr Co 150.00 House, 25 cents. whisky, bitters, tonic, cordials, etc., McBryde Sugar Co 6.25 6us (Treasury Decisions, 1901, vol. 4, p. and himself were partners. Another of Tickets for sale at Wall, Nichols Co. there are some that are composed chief- - 210), they aro composed of nh" Co 100.00 107.50 A crowded house greeted Dr. Bell last ' "that, if his statements was that he had always swr commences 8 ly .) m 3(1.00 night oeca- - j Lecture at o'clock. it distilVt .u.ts.. in "M sprits In combination with drugs, tried to 100k afW the Interests of An- -, Onomea Sugar Co at Odd Fellows' Hull, the drugi Blon 11 en- - N.H. Dr. Bell thereof, without tho .icditioo. :: herbs,, roots, etc., and are held out as ie t. K. Parker, his grandchild, the Ookala Sugar Co 5.00 fi.00 being the delivery of lecture will lecture on Friday, or medicinal Ingredients In sufficient remedies for diseases seated in labels minor whose Interests are opposed to olml SuP',r Co 5.15 titled "Midnight Experiences ln the October 13, at the Opera House. See) to change materially quantities the c! thVbottles, they aro.- to jje regarded Parker's Interests .as represneted by Olowalu Sugar Co 73.00 Slums of New York." further notices In the dally papers. character of the alcoholic liquor. ns medicines until the facts ascertained, 'his trustee In the present suits. Par- - Pnauhau Sugar Co 22.75 Dr. Bell came here with n lino re-- 1 . "The fact that these compounds, dur- - as to thp nurnose for which thpv nre w.-,.n-,. ,i0ire.,i t, Pacific Sugar Mill 240. 0o' putatloif us a lecturer and certainly - 1.. ,ht i,.i ing tne existence or tne statute impos- nxnniiv Hniri n n&o.i iimv th,n ...... u . Pa a Pan Co ...... 175.00 lived 1111 10 it lust nieht. h nvnfwr.d .Ing on proprietary were, BY AUTHORITY tax medicines beverages, and until such facts are ob - lped though he admitted he' had Pepeekeo Sugar Co 160.00 his lecture with 11 baritone solo, which that - ....co.bu"".. lameu uruggisis ana mercnants who' participated In starting them and 'u'"- in -- o ais.ou 151. CD was exceedingly well rendered and At the meeting of the Board of Su- into their medicinal character, by the Agr. Co sen these compounds In eood faith as t nF.i in th nHnr,,ovU' Walalua 70.00 72.50 heartily applauded. Later on be sang pervisors of the County of Oahu, Ter- terms of the law made subject to that medicines only are not to be called on Pioneer 150.00 155.00 songs selected from those he used to fees ritory of Hawaii, held on the 3rd day public6rsUSmedtcyinesrdoeesId not' t0 pay n IWaimea Sugar Co. .. 65.00 sing In the dives and saloons of New afford n' C'' that the thing that 1905, 01 Sale8' 13 herCby - - I. I. S. N. Co?. 111.00 115.00 York, while laboring a of October. A. D In their ofllco, T re ,fl!"lll him that Carter as midnight ,nce.d Haw. EWtrlc Co. .. 105.00 missionary. Mclntyre Building, the following OR- from special tax as liquor 1 , should iis guardian of his ffltAySrectlfleis and "BUt n order that no Injustice may (vlrtl.-- s K(ii Hon. R. T., Pfd .101.00 After an interesting personal sketch vu,s w DINANCE was duly passed by said dealers, or dealers therein from special - B,ral,'k"" ! ,Pf,,,i Hon. R. the be done to these ,:.urclsts ind mer- V W. T., Com 65.00 67.50 of his life, the distinguished lecturer taxSs llninr provi- - ' the Paauhau unds, recently sold to Board. dealers under the chants who, without holding special - ,,...., ,, , ,,, ,lnlM. Mutual Telephone Co, 9.50 plunged Into his subject and held his s.ons of section 3244, n ..,,,,,,.' Revised Statutes, tax stamps as liquor dealers, now have Oahu Railway Sf.f'O audit-net- ) spellbound over an amendments. "1,e,t ne would "ol sel that and be for hour. and ln tock fn sii n Hon. Brew. Co Jt.QO, Ho told of strange thrilling things ORDER NO. 3. is held - .tf.t .d.? L ""U no use for the money. I and "It that the statute renulres c" Haw. Ter. 4s 100,00 which ho hud seen In New the special i. Oov't. in darkest its exaction of this tax from the into effect until December 1905 J!.t, l f.T'".1." Haw. . 100.CO York and related experiences which manuracturer or every compound cpm- - "CQllectors will, immedlute- - p"iHr Cal. Hnw 102.75 REGULATING THE SPRINKLING , however, Had sounded like a chapter out of Action. nospil illstlllPil , ...... Bl "el uftaliti, said Ho nf snlrlts bvo,, thmmh l .u ji HhIImi .Sugar t'o. 104.25 OF CLOTHES. uiJuu niu mis circular 1 Tho lecture was well worth hearing 1 urugs are declared to have been added ' "hw . 104.RO-- r send out notice to all and "''7"'""r Haw. Com. 5s . and there Is little doubt that another thereto, when their presence Is not merchants dealing in p roprktory n.ecU- - ! 11110 ... ri.im I'm. 00 by analysis " ' ' ' ? uLu packed house will greet Dr. Bell, when The People of the County of Oahu do discoverable chemical or It dues in their districts who do not hold f' T' 6 ' ,.. i07.r,o f u,ulel,b'"''' " undenbeig said V1 he delivers his second lecture on tho is found that the quantity drugs in special-ta- x - Ordain as Follows: of the requisite stamps as KaInlknl .. 100.00 10th Inst. the preparation is so small as to have lquor dealers, that on De- -' !'!" "u Railway 6s ... I0..o;i and after L TVl " ""'T' 'Vt .... Tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock Section 1. It shall bo unlawful for no appreciable effect on the alcoholic cember 1. 1905. they will be remiired to V'al. ,w. .m ".""'., Oahu Sugar Co. ....10.1.01 104.00 1,11 C.. Dr. Boll will deliver freo In per- liquor of which the comnound Is main- - 0oini oV in 'T ruuter. , a lecture any person or persons. Ironing or ,i,,.' 'WuiuI.Miberg held my power of attor 100.25 tho roof garden of tho Young Hotel on ly or largely composed. compounds coming within the ruling Palo. Plan. Co. 6s. 101.25 forming any act, in tho laundrylng of ney and was my trustee mid I said "Our Destiny," n masterly effort deal- "The same ruling applies to every al- - now promulgated, even when they sell that Pioneer Mill Co. Gs. clothing laundry- - if he thought was right, i would c; 05.rn ing with problems suggested by and of another., or In the f cohollc compound labeled as a remedy them in good mo that WnIa,Iia'AKI, 103.00 faith for medicinal UO Ing of clothing - It. r..T-. l r. hinging on the New Thought. for hire, within tho for diseases and containing, in addl- only, never selling as beverages. .ui-jiin- them ou"ur i.o. us.. 100.00 y tlon to'distlllcd spirits, only substances nor selling them knowingly to thoe Magooti nuked what wero Parker's, County of Oahu, to spray-an- articlo or ingredients which, however large buying them for use as boveraees. .own feelings tegurdiug the appointment W15ATHERSFIELD SAILED. so laundered with liquid sprayed or their quanelty, are not of a character JOHN W. YERKES, " of Low. Kinney claimed that the form Impart BEG AT LUST Tho bark Weatherslleld sailed today projected from Hie mouth of said per- to any medicinal quality to the "Commissioner." j of the question was leading and that for Kaanapali to discharge a cargo of son or persons, or to direct or per- ..uukuuii up uuiiMuiill) lUtiuil'K U'y wit- coal. ness. Parker's lliial reply was that his Judge Robinson began the September mit any person In his employ to so COAST QUOTATIONS. own - le)iugs coincided with Wimdeii- tirnrrVflrnlnaI calendar this morning. CASES spray such jirtlele so laundered. JUDGE OE berg's or else would 'sign- - SUBMITTED. BOLT The Henry Waterhouso Trust Co. he not have The llrst case pot was that of Frank 2. Any person violating any 6(1 Tho following coses were argued and Section yesterday received bid quotations ton the order appointing Low. Fisher, charged with running dis- a submitted before tho Supreme of provisions of this ordinance shall the following stocks as listed on the! I,u' pureliuse or Walkuloa lands, or orderly house. Deputy At- Court tho County yesterday: San Francisco Exchange at the close, the, Peahody estate, was discussed at torney Mllverton prosecuted mid S. bo guilty of a inlsdemoanor, and upon OAS F. Polyblnnk, LAWYERS of business October 14th; some length. Each side has charged the Chllllngworth appeared for the defense. Ellen Albertlna otherwise conviction shall bo fined not loss than ' oibev with trying to buy It away from known as Sister Albertlna. vs. David Paauhau. S23: Honnknti no Kn. rrnn. The morning was ppent In Kc'tlug a more Twenty- - . . Kawananakoa. E. A. for Flvo Dollars, nor than mou, 135; Hawaiian $S3;I Liit: niiii-u- i .iiner sum iuul lie iiuu Jury. .Douthltt Commercial, plaintiff; C. W. flvo and in enso such fine Ih FIRST CIRCUIT JUDGE KICKS BE- Hutchinson, $15 neVer tried to buy It for himself, but Ashford for defendant. Dollars for the ranch. It was when Wunden- W.. O. Smith, trustee, vs. Paclllo not satisfied by Immediate payment CAUSE THEY ARE NOT READY MAUI SAILS TOMORROW. Heights Hallway Co. & berg Wld h.m that Carter was seek.ng Electric Smith thereof tho person so fined shall bo FOR TRIALS. LAHAINA NOTES. to buy It away he Tin? steamer Maul will tomorrow Lewis for plaintiff; Castlo '& Wlthlng-to- n from the ranch that sll prison nonpay- During the strike tho JaDanpso hnvo tbld Wundenbertr that Henrinues was a nftorjioMi at 5 o'clock for Maul ports, for defendant; Thayer & Homen-wa- y committed to for the committed no acts of violence A con- "d liar." as he had talked with Car- - mtr Katmi departs tonight nt for C. S. Desky. ment of tho samo and the tlmo of suoli Judge Do "Bolt morning gave n 5 this siderable number of them have return- ter and believed that Carter was acting o'clock for Kauai ports. Imprisonment shall bo doomed to dis- big complaint from the bench regard- only for the ranch. ing attorneys ed to their former quarters, and will HALEIV?A. charge tho same at the rata of Ono the failures of to come Parker said he had told Mugoon he GOVERNOR WRIGHT COMING. to time when cases sot probably resume work on Thursday The Halelwa Hotel, Honolulu's fa Dollar per day. 5 their are for morning. A wunted the suits stopped, and that he hearing. a, sot, portion of their demunds Luke Wright governor or the Philip- mous country resort, on tho line, of th The Judgo had caso have would not be responsible for them any Section 3. This Ordinance shall tako and a Jury on hand this morning at been conceded. pines, will pass through Honolulu on Oahu Railway, contains every modem longer. "You replied that you would S. S, effect from and after Its passage and 10 o'clock the attorneys wero not the Manchuria tho latter part of improvement and affords Its guests a but nit hrld me responsible for fees any amusements-go- lf, lcc-tu- the yunr'en route homo. opportunity to enjoy all publication. ready and ho. proceeded to glvo a ro THE NEW POST OFFICES. further," he said to Magoon. "You . tennis, billiards, fresh and salt 'Postmaster Pratt's staff ure hard at were willing to stop tho cases also, but water bathing, shooting, fishing, riding Attest: The judge said that ho would con-tlnu- o work preparing In FREE LECTURE TOMORROW. for the equipment of said that they were now tho hands and driving. Tickets, Including rail- (Signed) D. KALAUOKALANI JR. the case he post - Dr. Bell 'will to- for the term and the three new offices and It Is now of the courts."- deliver a free lecturn way faro and one full day's room and excused next Monday morrow In Clerk, County of Oahu. the Jurors till certain that all will bj in shahe for Parker told of numerous suggestions afternoon at four o'clock board, aro sold at the Honolulu Station morning. "This court has spoilt $14S - - the roof garden of Young the '(inr'etu estubllshmti-- on Novem- he had made regarding the manage- the Aloxnnder and Trant & Company for $5. For Approved: ln Jurors' fees this tonn and no case oe.-- 1. Tf.e rcc-- of Hotel. The subject will be "Our Des- d. three will,is ,iniidy nient tho ranch. Ho also testified parture of trains, consult time' table. (Signed) GEO. W. SMITH, has been tried," he said, "because of orded. be located at the Kallhi store mi' regarding the Puuloa lands and thp tiny." Everyone Invited who Is In- Limited, On Sundays, the Halelwa Chairman, Board of Supervisors. tho failures of attorneys to bo hore." King street, at Mnklno's drug store onlHunnutla lauds. His terested In the "Now Thought." two hour train, leaves at 8:22 a. ifi.i Hotel and Rlvor street corner, and at by Kinney was begun shortly before returning, arrives In Honolulu at H Read "Town Talk" In Saturday's Star. Farm Cornn's store on McCully street. noon ( the recess. P.ead "Town Talk" In Saturday's Star, p. m. Read "Town Talk" In Saturday's Star.

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J BIX THE HAWAIIAN ST A It, THURSDAY, OCTOBER G, 1905.

J A Summer Proposition, "Grateful Results" I CLOSING OUT Well, now, there's the A life of suffering and misery, Jimmy Briff Says elede ! without sleep, without appe- ICE QUESTION tite. Restored to health by You know you'll need See, you know An Awful Fool Of Himself It la a. necessity In hot weather. We you are anxious to get that Ice 200 DOZEN OVERSHIRTS WILL BE SOLD believe By E. 13. Lcnhart, S. F. Exainiiicr. jrhlch will Klvo you satisfaction, and Ayer's AT GREAT REDUCTIONS AND REGARD- yro'd like to supply you. Order from LESS OF COST. The first time Jimmy l'ritt saw the moving-pictur- e reproduction of 8 Sarsaparilla his losing battle against the irreducible Dane he fainted, Sale BegiDS September 2. Two Weeks Only "I was grlovnusly iiflllrted Willi lilllous-nos- s lie fainted because the gloom of defeat was still upon his nerves! (Telephone 1151 Blue, rostoulce Box 606. and lner jtii lainf. M y ni'iutli v.;u in "Why did I let him beat me?" a terriblo rendition I'tcry nun iihifi, my tongue thickly cuatcd, my breath was olleu- - "Whv did 1 let him heat me?" I,&.MIH0,LTD, This was the song J. Edward sung add was singing when the men of the apparatus at a private demonstration showed him exactly what . ISOSHIMA jl.appened in the eighteenth round the finishing round of the great President and Manager ICIIVG NEAR tFfm G. Irwin.. light-weigh- ts STREET BBTHEI Vice-Preside- encounter of the at Lolina on September yth. ffohn D. Sprockets. First nt Vice-Preside- Yesterday was M. Glffard.... Second l'ritt quite reconciled to his fate and he viewed the XL M. Whitney Treasurer pictures for what they are and for what they cannot help but lie. Richard Ivers Secretary Said he to me: , Auditor Bl. I. Spalding "I sat through this picture show today and while I was sitting I was studying deeply. I could see what a monkey I made of myself. 1 FACTORS, COMMISSION AGENTS SUGAR could see how I lost just because I wanted the' crowd in those 'benches to leave the arena and say: 'Jimmy Dritt is the greatest boy the ring AGENTS FOR has ever seen.' Oceanic Steamship Co., San Francisco, "I banged and slammed with this fellow as you and 1 would bang Trado Mark Cal. bar-roo- m Blve, food mo, Euffcred much and slam in a brawl. There wasn't anything of science to (Western Sugar Roflnlng Co., San Fran- distressed I from headache, my skin was sallow, nnd tho it. It was just a couple of school-boy- s tangled up in a back lot. 1 cisco, Cal. many reiuedii'S icromuiciiilod uo tiki no - I wnid-m'lle- Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phlladel- good. At loft I ("imraetippil using Ajcr'fl completely forgot all learned at the Olympic Club, and just d Karsapai llln, anil my Improvement began away like a fool. Wnwnii 'un'versal Mill Co., Manufac almost from tlio first dose. It lelleveel tho "All of a sudden he me. blindly strikes Cano Shredder, distress about tny liver, caused my food to gets lie out, trying to fight turers of National digest well, cured my beailaclie, improved Y. away from me, and lands a series of unaimcd swats upon my jaw. New York, N. my complexion, and restored my appetite. " is Pacific Oil Transportation Co., San These unlooked-fi- r liut grateful results "I go down and out. lie proclaimed the winner. I'm the loser Francisco, Cal. wcic accomplished by only two anil a half Jimmy Britt is the loser because he wanted to convince everybody bottlesof Ayer's S.irsaparilla." Mns. Lvdia M.Tariios, AlWon.i, l'a. that, with Xclson in the ring, Uritt could scrap any old way and win. & CO., LTD There are many imitation "I made a mistake. '1 should have used some cleverness. What a Limited HAET bum 1 made of myself by fighting rough-hous- e California Parlors. Sarsaparillas. rules. The rilltc Ice Cream best I Chocolates and ConfecUoiu Be sure you get "AYERJS." "The wallop have a rip to the belly and ribs I hardly used. TO Icea Study the pictures and you will see that 1 met this Dane upon his own Ice Cream and Water Prepared by Dr. J C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.. U. S. A. Bakery Lunali. kiound. I gave him just the kind of a fight he loves. He seems to Chicago in 3 Days thrive on jabs and punches and I was fool enough to make him happy (Sf RESORT 111 THE CII? fISI by slapping all kinds to him. Leaves Mondays and Thursdays Castle &;Gooke, Ltd "When Ljncet him again I will know very much better. I will peg At 0:30 a. m. and keep at'his stomach and I will not be wasting my hands With Diners and Sleepers. upon a head a trip-hamm- er cannot hurt. Rip, rip, rip' to his vest but- n tons will get him. and I was crazy not to put him high and dry per Onion this route on the Ninth. "The more I think of it, the more 1 can realize the mark I made of myself. Passenger Agent, W. G. Irwin & Co., Office Railroad "Just let him give me the chance the public says I am entitled to: Insuran&e and if I don't hand Nelson of Ilegewisch a beautiful beating I will eat SUGGESTS Agsnfc Mr. Battling's shoes." o- - gjeecl It Is a good rule to stick to a good artel thing when you And It. This holds AGENTS so particularly in the case of New England Ml FIliS BEtm trains daily through care, first Mutual Lift I S33 second class to all points. Hc-tess- fi Will 15 e In Session For Several Days Differences of Politics, But rates take effect soon. Write Insurance Co Ilannonv Prevails. OF BOSTON. WAILUKL, October 4. Yesterdav being the first Tuesday of the JSiiim g!L iEtna Fire month, the Hoard of Supervisors for Maui County met at their office on Market strevt, Supervisors Hcnning and Meyer being absent. AND S. E. Booth, Insurance Co;, They will however .arrive today, and business before the Board will be Denernl A sent. completed in two or three days. With the Maui Supervisors, evens i rt" HARTFORD. CONN. thing is harmony: there is no Trent litigation, .which of course does Wisrzburggr Beer 2Ko. 1 Montgomery Street, not mean to say that Treasurer Baldwin lets things slip by easily. Mr. Ean Francisco. Baldwin is narticular when he receives a bill for payment, in that it S CO,, L has which arc both excellent things In their passed the Board of Supervisors, signed by the County Clerk, and way. Use these beers and keep on QUEEN countersigned by the Auditor, but if everything seems to 'be in order, using them and you will feel better and STREET, he HONOLULU, H. T does not avert to technicalities in order to stir ur litigation. With happier. Travellers Agree the police department, even though Tom Clark is a Home Rule Deputy 'ft Sheriff, everything runs smoothly. Maui County has several thousawl AGENTS FOR dollars to the while THAT good, no marked depression in the moncv market Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono-me- a lias been felt. Cornwe'l is a Home Rule snoervisor. but he uses srood Sus?ar Company, ITonomu Sugar ji dgment in passing on matters before the Board! Company. alluku Sugar Company, WAILUKU Ookala Sugar Plantation Company, 1 Overlan Haleakala Ranch Company, Kapapala INCREDULOUS MAUI. ' Ranch. I St Limited' Planters' Line Shipping Company. WAILUKU. October 4. The news of the disaster to the Alame- Light Plants of This Kind Being Pnt in Operation in tho Charles Brewer & Co's Line of Bos- 13 da reached Maui on last Saturday afternoon, in a 1 County Scat of Main. ton Packets. wireless message addressed to H. P. Baldwin, but as there was nothing definite known, have been rum Quickest, Finest, Best LIST OF OFFICERS. WAILUKU, October 4. From time to time there manv people doubted whether the news was authentic. It was not ors in Wailukn to the effect that an electric plant would soon be es Charles M. Cooke President until this mortvng's mail arrived from Uonohfu that anv particulars A Train that Supplies tablished in this town, with water power from Iao, to supply elec- - Goo. II. Robertson.. & Mgr. cf the mishap to the old liner were received. ti icily to Wailuku. Kahului and some of the pumps on the Puunene All Demands Bishop. & Secy. E. Faxon ...Treas. plantation, but at no time have the rumors been verified, and the con- F. V. Macfarlane Auditor sequence is that the same old oil lamps are found in the majority of To Louis or Chicago A f St. P. C. Jones Director Son of Missouri houses and residences of this small town. At the time that Claus C. H. Cooke Director Spreckels had control of Puunene Plantation an expert was sent to IN 3 DAYS J. R. Gait ..Director from San Francisco. Iao to look into the possibilities of an electric plant. I Ins expert re constitute ELECTRIC LIGHT? All of the above named. ported in favor of the proposition, even claiming that Wailuku and Ka-- READING LAMPS, the Board of Director-- rului could be lighted with electricity m addition to the supply for CLUB ARS pumps on the big plantation. However, for some reason or other the ALL GOOD ' . TINGS 1. atter was dropped, and was not mentioned again for some time. Some time later the late George Hons revived the question and went A Good even as far as. securing subscriptions for lights which proved quite suc- lonthern Pacific cessful as far as that went. However the erection of the plant still re- mained a dream. Now very many are installing gas plants, which ! Info-matl- on Bureau flS Market Street, would mean that electricity would not be required, and unless the elec- Ban Francisco.- - tric proposition is developed at an early date, it would probably not be Painter if a financial success erected after gas had been installed in many of the residences and business houses.

may bo employed to paint your G1HU RAILWAY AND LAUD CD'S "DAD." TAJcsrvBj house, yet if he uses a poor Some boys they call their Dad Papa. Lid. time; might Oh, Geo! That makes me mad. grade of paint his work It sounds so stiff and like a book J, P. Cooke, Manager. A' ' You bet I call mine Dad., OCTOBER G, 1904. better have been left undone OFFICURS: And he's a, ripper, too, you bet. as far as satisfactory results boys wish they had H. r. Baldwin...... President Tho all Vice-Preside- OUTWARD. A father that would laugh and joko J. B. Castle First nt are concerned. W. f. Vice-Preside- nt lovo Hko my Dad. Alexander.Second Kahuku and And them Vice-Preside- ITor "Walanae, Waiaiua, L. T. Peck Third nt Way Stations 0:15 a. m., 3:20 p. m. Of course, sometimes, when all the bills If you use W. P. Fuller & Co's J. Waterhouse Treasurer Tor Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way Come in he's mighty mad. Q. M. Rolph Secretary Btatto s 17:30 a m., 9:15 a. m., Pure Prepared Paint you will And then we sit as still as mice W. O Smith Auditor 11:05 a. m., 2:15 p. m., 3:20 p. m., And hear him jaw, poor Dad. 6:15 p. m., t9:30 p. m., tXl:15 p. m. never have any cause for com- It's always over soon, and then plaint. You bet we all feel glad Sugar Factors INW RD. And then wo all climb on his lap and IAjtIvo Honolulu from Kahuku, Wai- And hug and kiss our Dad. Commission aiua and Walanae '8:36 a. m., 5:31 "You can't havo kids and money too," Herchants p. m. Ho says, and so he's glad poor or else 'Arrive Honolulu trom Ewa Mill and LEWERS COOKE, LTD Tho good Lord mado him , Pearl City 7M0 a. m., 8:36 a. m., 6 Ho mightn't been our Dad. AOENfS FOR 10:38 n. m., 1:40 p. m., 1:31 p. m., I don't want to bo President, Hawaiian Commercial St Sura 5:31 p. m., 7:30 p. m. 177 S. KING STItEET Llko every llttlo lad! Dally. When I'm grown up, I'd rather bo Company, tSunday Excepted. A nlco man just llko Dad, Haiku Sugar Company, JSunday only. INSURANCE. May Jvelly, in Llpplncott's. Pa la Plantation, Limited, a two hour LIFE Tho Halelwa Alaui leaves Honolulu every Sunday at Tho man who succeeds In passing a Agricultural Company, train, ought to LIKE THE SIIELL GAME. $1 a. in. returning arrives in Hono- llfo Jnsuranco examination Kihel Plantation Company, I:) I multiplicity of suggestion as to lulu at 10:10 p. m. Tho Limited stops know then and thoro that the com- Tho Hawaiian Sugar Company, Is taking any im- Panama cunal is In danger of de- poly at Pearl City and Walanae. pany not risks of the Kahuku paired profits. cSSV. If. COCJ&ZEZZ . veloping tho suspenso created by an Plantation Company, F to guoas which sholl the pea Is Kahului Railroad Company, D. P. DENNISON, F. C. SMITH, effoffrt ic Read "Town Talk" in Saturday's Star, under. Haleakala Ranch Company, L Supt 0. P. T. A. ' -- " l TTSfJI ."! , v ".,.,,4."- .'iTTIR "7.'"'-T-7l7!"7', - - . ' ran , v.

THH HAWAIIAN STAR. THURSDAY, OCTOBBR'G, 1903. SISVEN, Noma. THE KILLED HIMSELF ; ii i : k tne absence of Mr. L IC. Ai ,77781 irciiii tin Territory; Mr. Wong Leolig gANK of Hawaii will art as manager nnd Mr. Ho Foil as WALTHAM WITH ft RAZOR in- - iir r of the I'lly Mill Co., Ltd. LIMITED. Entered for Record October 3, 1906. watches LAU TANG, i STEM WINDING, LEVER. From ft u. in. to I j. in. Secretary. A 'A Hadley to Kutle Dickenson It SATO TIRED OF LIFE SO SLASHED Incorporated Under the Laws of the I Honolulu, Octubei 3, 1S06. WALTHAM WATCHES EXPRESS O Territory of Hawaii. William Smith Tr to George H jnS THROAT WITH A RAZOR Holt et nls It LAST NIGHT. JCOO.000.00 THE HIGHEST STAGE OF Hawullun Trust Co Ltd to Notice... N IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THH PAID-U- P CAPITAL I 300,000.00 Hawaiian Trust, Co Ltd to Notice. ...N First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. SURPLUS THE WATCHMAKER'S ART. M At Chambers. In Probate. UNDIVIDED PROFITS 48,255.47 Wilder & Co Ltd to Ira Eskev....A 43(,ln tlrn1. rtt llfn an lm blUml him- - In tho, Mutter of the Estate of Annlo I All KV TWELVE MILLION WALTHAM Entered for Record October 4, 1903. self. This Is the story In brief of a OFFICERS. IMF " From a u. m. to 4 p. m. poor Japanese whoso lifeless body was ii yesterday morning under the Order for Notice of Hearing Petition Charles M Cooko President WATCHES NOW IN USE. Kalpolelinanu Mnknlua and bsb to lound for Probate of Will. Vice-Preside- School blrdge. was with t 4 C. Jones nt Mrs. Eugenia M L Nulnoa ut ul....D street Sato A TlnfiiliMlinf TMtftkArilni n lin tlin P. - . . . . Vw 1 t I a It 'T " Vice-Preside- i tuminif"-- ltn net aU'nnf ml F. W. Macfarlane...2nd nt ALL GUARANTEED BY lvaliooiiui u) to KuiUKUiuninni.... ikj..u, wln nnd Testament of Annlo Bee- - "nd lost her perhaps becnuse he was i C. H. Cooke Cashier J Kahoohul (10 to Kulukulualnnl (k)..D he snff dpcenscdi haVnfr on the mh day( AMERICAN WALTHAM ! money. C. Hustaco Jr Assistant Cashier U W Holt (k) to Hurry Aniiltoge Tr.D out of So when he found that of Se,,tenioeri A. D. 1905, been presont-- j B. Damon Assistant Cashier WATCH COMPANY, aeo F Wright and wf to Ben C Oil- - hs adored olio turned from him and cd to slUa 1)robalo Cour( and a Pell. F. of F. B. Damon Secretary velrit I n, where ho had formerly seen tho lire tlon for the probatt. thereof, and for ' In eyes he saw noth- - M. Cooke, P. C. WALTHAM, MASS., U.S.A. Alice P McTlgho to Notice N lovo her almond tne issunnco of Letters Testamentary, DIRECTORS: Chas. Icicles, Indifference, sentl- - ,F. W. Macfarlane, E. F. Bishop, Lulse G Thompson to Notice... i N 1"B but of t0 Liila Souza, having been llled by, Jones It were, he thought D. Tenney, J. A. McCandless, C. H. F K Maklno to Honolulu Browing & mental Icicles as snla Lla Souza. E. died and ho want- - Atherton, C. II. Cooke. Malting Co Ltd C M that the world hud it is hereby ordered, that Monday, tho ! (w) to D ed to dlo too. So ho did. He did It 28rd day of October, A. D. 1906, at 10 Kelula Ilallaka Akona ' COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS DE Hnttlo Kaonolilmaka to LIzzIo K wlth a razor. oclock a. m., of said day, at the Court T1,e police who do not seo much of Room of said Court, the Judiciary, PARTMENTS. Puahl ' I) at j coro- - C A Urown to aVliu Raliwy &" iSniici tlle pathetic in such cases, for a Building, Honolulu, Oahu, bo and the Strict attention given to all branches In- - Is Co jj' ner's Inquest Is it perfunctory and same hereby appointed the time and of Banking sub-- , place .proving Will hear- - W A Kinney nnd wf to Kauai Elec different thing to them, simply for said and 1X1 D pocnaed a coroner's Jury and decided lng said application JUDD BUILDING. FORT STREET. tric Co It Is ordered, Lemuel C Abies to E R Bath D to hold tho Inquest yesterday afternoon further that notice 1 thereof be given, by publliatlon, once tt TWO MORE COMPANIES LOMIXti. E R Bath to Emma A Abies D at o'clock. Claus Spreckels. Win. Q. Irwin. week for three successive weeks. In tho A L'owls Jr to Frank enls D Hawaiian Star, a newspaper published H c Filuger to Lolka Alau " v WASHINGTON, October 5. 'resident Roosevelt lias decided to SPIES MIX WITH In Honolulu, the last publication to be i' crease the military garrison in Hawaii by sending to Honolulu the not less than ten days previous to tho 1 GGkBlS&CO Recorded September 23. 1905. Clara of on duty at the time therein appointed for hearing. 4 two companies infantry which have been Portland First Bank of HIIo Ltd to A E Sut- Dated at Honolulu, Oahu, "September BANKERS Exposition. ton, Itel; 1- lot In lots 105 and 106 STANDARD 'S 19, 1903. HONOLULU, n. I. Keo C of R P 4307. Olan, Rcscrvtn. W. J. ROBINSON. The two companies of infantry on duty at Portland arc "I" and ''K," Puna. Hawaii ; lots" 1, 2 and 3 blk 1 Third Judge Circuit Court. First Cir- cuit, Territory Ban Francisco Agents The Navada Mc-Kinle- y, Riverside Park subdlv, HIIo, Hawaii. of Hawaii. National Bank of San Francisco. Tenth Infantry. The two companies already staliined at Camp REASON THE COMPANY IS NEVER 3, A. Magoon & J. Llghtfoot, attorneys DRAW EXCHANGE ON Waikiki, are ''L"'and "M," under the command of Majos Van Est of A K Nawahl by adinr to ANNOYED BY STRIKES DUE TO for petitioner. Na- BAN FRANCISCO The Nevada Vliet. This will give Honolulu a battalion of infantry, and at least six Akana A Richardson D; maiikn half INTELLIGENCE DEPARTMENT. 4ts Sept. 20, 27. Oct. 4. 11. tional Ba k of San Francisco. possiblv additional officers. By a peculiar coincidence the U P 2478 kill 320C near Volcano ltd HIIo London & Smith and eight fONDON Union of Hawaii Hawaii. $S35. B 270 p 3S2. Dat f.!phabetical enumeration of the four companies, spells "MILK," the O., September 17. Al- - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Bank, Ltd. ed Aug 2K1D05, CLEVELAND, NEW YORK American Exchange Na- same as the four companies of Volunteer Engineers who ionstructcd ouBh John D. Kockefeller states ab- - Second Circuit Territory of Hawaii. Mrs. Eltai IC Kawnllepolepo to T K At Chambers In Probate. tional Bank. Camp McKinley in 1898. Tne engineers were facetiously known as CHICAGO Corn TSxchange National Lalakea (k), D; H P Si2 and Income tunt tun anAnra In tho Matter of tho Estate of Manuel "milk" battalion. on same. Kukuthaele, Hamakua, Hi- - Bank. the Oil Company Is never annoyed by Gonsalves alias Coaques, lato of La- 1 $182. 270, p 3S4. July PARIS Credit Lyonnals. When the Taft party was here in July, en route to Manila, the Sec- wall. B Datol strikes, there Is another contributory haina, Maul, deceased. T3TTT7T pr 20, 1903. 1 TV Tiro a1 n "Rank. retary of War said: cause which Rockefeller did not men- Order for Notice of Hearing Petition YOKOHAMA The Ah Hina to Ah Luin. B 8; lilt In HONGKONG AND of that hav- tion. for Probate of Will. Hongkong Shanghai Banking "I have ordered a battalion soldiers here so instead 6f 111 store shop, Front street, and mdse shoe This is the existence of an organiza- A Document purporting to bo tho inn . ing but two companies you will have four." lllio, Hawaii. $110. B 271, p 274. Dat- last will and testament of Manuel Gon- AMD AUSTRALIA ' tion of which the public has hitherto ktvwt 7i3AT.ANri o ed Sept. 14, 1905. intelligence salves alias Coaques, decoascd, having New Zeu nd, and Bank of Joseph known nothing. It Is the Bank of INSURANCE RILL INTENDED DLACKMA1L COMPANIES. Manuel Nunes and wf to bureau of tho Standard Oil. There are on tho 15th day of September, A. D. Australasia. 3CS5 4142 1905 brltchard. M; por patents and llfty-flv- been presented to said Probato VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank e men in It. Four of them are Ahua oa, Hamakua, Hawaii. ?400. 3 stationed InCleveland. Tho other llfty- - Court and a petition for tho probato of British North America. NEW YORK, October 5 President McCall, of the New York Life 283. 16, 1903. I, p Dated Sept AI1n anntlamrl nil nvnp llo tunrlfl fl thereof and for the issuance of Letters TRANSACT A GE1"ERAL BANKING Insurance Company, testified before the investigating committee that Est of Lulu Flguieredo by admr to of cours belllir , tno Testamentary to K. N. Hayseldon hav- AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS. three-fourt- of the insurance bills introduced in state legislatures aro Vnsco E M Osorlo, D;. Int In por R P.1T,tBI, stn.CK .,,, whor- - n, ing been filed by Einbcllna Gonsalves - ,nl.n,i ii. tended to blackmail the companies. 5700 kul S521B Kukuou street HIIo. Ha- stnndnrd oil haa Its heaviest Inter- - Coaques: on 510U. p Is Deposits Received. Loans Iad o wall. ..Ii 2,0. uateu nept ts Theg0 men are chogen wUh gfeat It hereby ordered that Monday, tho Approved Security. Commercial and 19, 190a. se- - 23rd day of October, A. D. 1903 at 10 Ex- caro and dUcrlmlnation. They are ravellers" Credits Issued. Bills of GOMEZ SAYS CUBA WORSE THAN IN DAYS OP WEYLER. Kulanl (w) to J A Aklnn. P A; spe-- lected ,n tne flrgt pace for the,r nbl!Ity o'clock a. m. of said day at tho court change Bought and Sold. clal powers. B 274. p 275. Dated Aug to nature. They room of said court at Lahaina, County -- i ' unJerstand human are IS, '190a. I of Maul, he and the same hereby 13 PROMPTLY AC- NEW YORK, October 5. General Jose Gotnz. who was the can- also required to bo men of keen knowl- - COLLECTION Kulani (w) by atty to Kealaula nnd edge appointed the time and place for prov- COUNTED FOR. didate of the Liberal party for the presidency of-- Cuba, declares that of r.lctclll business affairs, and hsh. Rel; kill 0352 Ilakloa, Makawell whn thf! ,ft hpnPlnlr ing said Will and hearing said applica- in island today of lncll h..v ,..lro nf conditions the are worse than in the davs Weylerism. Kauai. $250.53. B 2CS, p 400. Dated everything and saying nothing, tion. IN 1858. ESTABLISHED General Gomez has just arrived from Havana, it being his intention Sept 20, 1903. Among other things, It Is their duty It Is further ordered, that notlco to seek an audience with President Roosevelt whom he will ask to A Lewis Jr to Samuel Hook, D; lot to mix with tile men employed by the thereof be given, by publication onco "intervene." 24 blk S, Knpiolanl tract, Honolulu, Standard In all of its departments. a week for three successive weeks, In BISHOP ft CO. Oahu. $1C,0. 1! 270, j) 3SC. Dated Sept This they do to keep watch for labor tho Hawaiian Star a newspaper pub- 3, 1905. agitators. Whenever a labor agitator lished in the English language, tho last HEARST FOR MAYOR J B Pill wale to Onomea Sug Co, M; arrives In any of tho Standard's plants publication to be not less than ten days 12 Hu-- previous to the time therein appointed aer land, Kawainue. Illlo, it is the provlncp of the Intelligence ' BANKEKS $400. B271,.p2S7. Sept. for hearing. , NEW YORK, October 5. William R. Hearst has been wall. Dated man to get his coiilldenco, or whenever ., 1903. (Signed) A. N. KEPOIKAT, for Mayor of New York by the Municipal Ownership party. 21, any of the employes evinces an in- - Est of Samuel Kawalhae by admr to clinatlon to become a labor leader he Judge of the Circuit Court ot the) o 1- BANKING DEPARTMENT. Hakalau Plantn Co, L; -2 Int In gr is care'fully watched, almost shadowcJl. Second Circuit. MAUI CIRCUIT 2556, Puuoliua, HIIo,, Hawaii. 10 yrs at found necessary, Dated at Wnlluku, Maui, September. business In all departments COURT. if the labor agitator Transact $144 per annum. B 273, p 2S3. Dated Is discharged. 15th, 1903. l banking . of Sept 19, 1903. This side organization Attest: j Collections carefully attended to. WATLUKLT. October 4. The term of court commencing next week of the Stand- - Mary A Peacock to John G Rothwell ard Is so very Quietly conducted In its (Signed) EDMUND II. HART, Exchange bought and sold. 011 the 11 th, will be at of Wialuku, in held Lahaina instead accordance Rev P A; powers dated July 21, 1903. operations that even labor unions are (Seal) Clerk. Commercial and Travelers' Letters with the provisions of the last legislature. This means quite an' ex B 274, p 270. Dated Sept 25, 1905. not cognizant of Its workings. of Credit issued on the Bank of penditure and inconvenience in bringing the court, jury, books, ex H L Rackliff ot al to Olaa Sug Co Tho headquarters of tho organization - S part A is 1 I Ltd, C M; cant- on subdlv here in Cleveland, In one of tho California and N. M. Rothschilds & hibits of evidence, prisoners, etc., to the aim ree City. Wauuku '4 of lot 49. Olaa Reservtn, Puna, Hawaii conspicuous ollice buildings. is much more centrally located, which means quite a saving in mile- THE SEVENTH ANNUAL Sons, London. $1 and advs. B 276. p 92. Dated April Correspondents for the American age alone. 1, 1905. FRENCH BARK DEPARTED TODAY ' Express Company, nnd Thos- - Cook -- o E L Rackliff et al to Olaa Sug Co The French bark .Buffon denarted 6 part A & Son. Matrimony is a great institution; it makes a man forget his other Ltd, C M; cane on xuddlv from off the harbor this mornlnc for 49, Ulan iteservatn, mi- - uoyai allowed on term and Savings troubles. of lot tcoads for orders. St. Clements Interest wall .$1 and advs. It 27ti, p us. uaieu Bank Deposits. April 1, 1903. T McCants Stewart and wf by atty TRUST DEPARTMENT. E et al to Olaa Sugar Co L Rackliff to Edward W Tliwlng, D; lots 4, 5 and Trustees, collect Rents and C on 7 part A C Act as A Great Singer Ltd, M: cane scubdiv blk 107, Palolo valley, Honolulu, Oa- 49 Puna, Hawaii, Dividends. of lot Olaa Reservtn, hu. $1250. B 270, p 398. Dated Sept Church Safety Deposit Vault. 1 and advs. B 276, p 101. Dated April 23, 1905. 1, 1903. Edward W Tliwlng and wf to Bank S Mlto to Olasi Sug Co Ltd, C M; ACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT, S2S of Hawaii Ltd, M; lots 4 5 und 6 blk Bethel street. cane on por lot 5 of Wakefield tract. 107, Palolo valley Honolulu. Oahu. Olaa, Puna, $1 and advs. B Fair Auditors and Trustees In Bankruptcy Hawaii. $850, B 271. p 290. Dated Sept 23. 1905. 270, p 111. Sept 15, 1905. Books examined and reported on. Dated A Lewis Jr to Moreno Hulu, D: of HIIo Ltd, lots INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, 924 SelakI to First Bank 23, 25 and 26 blk 12, Kaplolanl tract, D: subdlv 3 lot S hlk,1 of por It P will held Bethel Street. Honolulu, Oahu. $799.15. 11 272,11 1. be Friday and Satur- 7223, Kenau. Puna, Hawaii. $150. B Agents for Fire, Marine, Life, Acci- Dated Sept 22, 1905. day, October 13th and 14th. dent and Employers Liability Insur- 270, p 387. Dated Jan 11, 1905. W C W Renney and wf to Frederick HIIo Ltd to K Tonil-Rhiin- a, ance Companies. First Bant of E Steele, D; lot 14 blk 3, College Hills, 3 lot S 1 of por I); subdlv blk Honolulu, Onhu. $C00. B 272, p 395. R P 7223 Kenan. Puna .Hawaii. $150. Dated Sept S, 1905. Admission 25c. B 270. i 3SU. Dated Sept 19, 1905. -f- A to C Berlo, D; fluuuiKffiiin Lewis Jr Antone ANHEUSER BUSCH'S MANAGER Chlldion 10c. Hono- Limited. lot 14 blk 8 Knpiolanl tract, CURED OF A HEAVY COLD. lulu. Oahu. $100. 15 270, p 390. Dated ESTABLISHED 1880. Mr. Albert E. Stlasney, manager Sept 21. 1905T Brewing Association, Mrs. Phoobo Jossett. NOT1CR. Yen 24,000,000 Win Jessott to Cape Town. Africa says: "During my Capital Subscribed Agrmt; In re Rel claims by virtue ot Cp 1S,000,CCO trip In tho Trmsvaal I contracted a se-vc- .Capital Paid dow from On and after Monday, October 2, 1905 J 9.720,000 matrimonial relation and Hoi cold, and am plonscd to state Reserve Fund B 271, p that tho rates for Inter-Islan- d Telegraph property In Tor of Hawaii. In Chamberlain's Cough Remedy I 7, 1905. Company, Ltd., messages will bo 15c 277. Dated Aug found prompt relief und continu- OFKICE, YOKOHAMA. after per word. Minimum charge mes-sag- o HEAD Jose Rlcardo and by Tr to Maria ing It for a few days was for 4031, entirely rid $1.50. Verdlnha. D; lot 3 nf por kul of the distressing Indisposition." For Branchcu: $1, eto. B By order of the Board of Directors, Kapalaina, Honolulu, Oahu. sale by all dealers, Benson, Smith & Co. Honolulu, New York, San Francisco, 270, p 391. Dated Sept 20, 1905. agents for Hawaii. J. M. RIGGS. London, Lyons, Bombay, Hongkong, Hustaco Peck Co Ltd to Oahu Hall- Troasurer. Tientsin, In or Newchwang, Pekln, Shanghai, way & Land Co D: Int streets Read 'Town Talk" in Saturday's Star. Kobe, Nagasaki, Toklo. nvenuesl Pearl City, Ewa, Oahu. $1 STOCKHOLDERS' A1EET1NQ. The Banks buys and receives for col- B 270, p 393. Dated Feb 5, 1905. lection Bills of Exchange, issue Drafts W E Shaw and wf to Edward M and Letters of Credit, and transacts a AVatson, D; lots 1 to 6 Unci) blk K; WAIALUA AGRICULTURAL CO., genral banking business. Kaplolanl Park Add, Honolulu, Oahu. LTD. Edward M Watson and wf to Olin-d- a 1 Honolulu Branch 67 Klnjc Street MColllns, D' lots 1 to 6 Unci) A special meeting of the stoukholders ' it Blk K Knpiolanl Park Add, Honolulu, of the Watalua Agricultural Company, Oahu. $1. B 270, p 390. Dated Aug Ltd., will bo held at the o!Ilc of Caatlo 10, 1903. & Cooke, Ltd., on tho first lloor of the Sanitary Plumber Recorded September 26, 1905. Stangenwalil Building, Merchant 'and Est of B P Bishop by Trs to Jacln-th- o street, In tho city of Honolulu, 11. T., D Ollvelrn, D: 5340 sq ft land, cor on Thursday, October 19th, 190S, ut 10 Gas Pipe Work Nuuanu st and Pauoa Rd, Honolulu, o'clock a. m., to consider and act upon Oahu. $750. B 272, p 391. Dutod Sept A perfect beer. the authorization nf an Issue of bondK 1905. In the sum of One Million Five Hundred 25 be in John Schlolf anil wf to Ebon P Low, It ought to Thousand Dollars ($1,500,000.00) to re- CHEE HOONKEE, D; lots 10 and 11, Walkeokeo, Hama- every home. fund tho existing bonded Indebtedness Hetel Str-- et near Maunakeo. kua, Hawaii. $2000. B 272, p 393. Dat- ot the Company and for other purpose ed Sent C, 1903. and tho execution of a trust deed or McBrydo Sug Co Ltd to Mouolo, D; mortgages to secure tho same, and .the por kul 4501, Hauapepo, Knual. 50 yrs transaction of such other business us California 397. Rainier Works may properly bo brought Braw pd up lease'. B 270, p Dated Oct Bottling before said 12, 1904. meeting. Hotel Street near Nuuanu. Halll Kancllll und hsb (D) to W E Phone White 1331 CHAS. II. ATHERTON, Best nt Meal Served. Rowel!, M; Int In ahp. Walnlha, Hale-lo- a, Secretary Wnlalua Agricultural Com- T. ODA MANAGER Kauai. $100. B 271 p 2S9. Dated pany, Ltd. OPEN ALL NIGHT. Sept 18, 1905. Read "Town Talk" In Saturday's Star. Honolulu, H. T., Sept. 29, 1903. XUW ADVERTISEMENT.. SamoanGood KOOLAU James F, Morgan, By Authority Page 5 CHURCHES Now line Jusl received including alt 15. O. Hall & Son Page 8 Bin tin of curios. AUCTIONrUIl F. Morgan 8 AND Orders for Jas. Page BROKER, taken infants socks, shoes May & 2 Me. H. Co Page MAY UNITE Lager 2 817-85- Prlino Page 7 Kaihumanu St. Tel. Mulm 72. WOHAN'S EXCHANGE P. O Bos CM. NEtVS IN A NUTSHELL Hotel Street near Fort. KANEOHE, WAIKANE AND HAU-UL- A Paragraphs That (ilro Condensed CHURCHES MAY BE FORM-E- D News of (he Day. INTO ONE PARISH. Plintkote can be laid without any arc WEATHER IlEPOHT. expert labor. Full illustrated directions One of tho important ma.ttoist to given which can be followed by any one. Local Oillce U. S. Weather Bureau, como before the Oahu Evangelical As- im- Honolulu, T. H., October 6, 1003. sociation is Hie uestion of consolidat- This puts Flintkote within reach of all. Its light weight is ing throe churches In Koolau. The portant, as in new buildijfigs, lighter roof supports can be used, and Temperatures, 0 a. tn., 71; 8 a. 78; churches nro nt Kanoohe, Walkune and in., on buildings lesjs 10 a. in., 78; noon, SO. Morning mini- Hnuula. Each now 1ms a separate AUCTION SALE m(re or weakened by age Klintkotc can be used mum, 71. pastor, but the number of nativo in with safety where the ordinary heavier roofs would be dangerous. Barometer, S a. m., 30.03; absolute the parishes lias groatly tlecrouHed nud Leaks can and- humidity, 8 a. tn, C.573 grains per cubic those remaining are not ablo to sup- ON FRIDAY, OCT. G, be'casily located made tight with little, trouble. foot; S 02 port the ministers, ns they be. relative humidity, a. tn., per should Flintkote is odorless and will not rain. water . nnv wav and AT 10 O'CLOCK A. taint in r. tlt cont; dew point. 8 a. m.. 01. The church at Hauula owes its M., ..... C water from Flinfkote roofs can be used, for all doiticslic purposes. Wind, velocity, a. m., 0, NE; S n. Ill, in arrears of salary about $2,000 The At my salesroom, 847 Kaahuronnu 10, 10 0, pastor - E; a. m., NE; noun, 10, NE. supports himself by farming street, vermin will nob attack'it, aud'it'is not afTectcd by acids, .alkalies or Rainfall during 21 hours ended S a. and continues to minister to the con- m., .0j Inches. gregation, the pastoral. relations never fumes of any 'kntfl. is Well to Total wind movement during 24 having boon severed. " Hoi sehnld Furniture it, It ' Rex Flintkgltwill please you, try h. . 221 .. hours ended at noon, miles. The other two churches ore" better FULL-ROO- ' ALEX. McC. ASHLEY, supported, but are still hot tible to .Remember "'- - Section Director. .support their pastors as tlicy shoiitd Consisting of Pretty Rockers, Upright be supported. ' ' " ' Chairs, Extension Dining Table, Oak Dantiffirr cannot Ib&t be removed A by authority notice appears In this The proposal has been inhtl6' to'unlle Sideboard, Bureaus, Washstatids, Chef With a brush nor cuss words, Issue. tho three church under one 'pastof.' It foniors, Stoves, Refrigerators, Book- FOR SALE BY acbero's Dandruff Klllor Is the mogt Mprgan will hold an auction solo .of will bo discussed at tho session of the cases. Hall Stand, Curtains., Poles, rcllaMe remady for tills purpose try household furniture tomorrow. Association to bo held tomorrow Filter Rugs Crass lats Sowing Ma- Tho Evangelical Iron and Brass Beds, Hair CteMl Oahu Association Is chines by alt Druggists and at tho semi-annu- Kit-'h'j- holding Its al meeting. 1 Mtitrsses,' Ostermoor Mattress, i IKZLILTL X.tdL. .Union Shop. Telephone E. Or & SON, earlier Main Tho schooner Helone In ballast la on Jsiattr'esses, Pots, Pans, Etc., 'Etc, Z32. her way to this port to load sugar. piunnr nminnrn ni Head E. O. Hall & Son's ul about lunnnbt iviunutn m jasTfTmorgan, Aliooiiiig lied Fllntkotc on page S of this Issue. 251 Notice. The schooner Olga arrived at Kahu- - .It AUCTIONEER. 251 251 251 lul 29 days from NO EVIDENCE Waving assigned our Tacoma last Sunday Interests In rno Italian cruiser snlnlml Mm Amo " ehooting game at or on 1 . . tho lands of tion,, flan annhlHl. I.. . . . NOW IT IS Maunalua to D. P. R. Isenberg. Esn.. this morning. to all persons are hereby PECULIAR OFFER OF PROOF IN warned that United Judge Dole ohootinjr or- hunting on States has re IT5 the Mnunalua covered from his Illness TAKADA CASE REFUSED BY lands (Koko Head) Is strictly prohibit- and was at his This butter is the product of California's finest Jersey Cows, ed under office this morning. He will hold court JUDGE ROBINSON. full penalty of the law. tomorrow. the same being regularly inspected by tho State Dairy Inspectors. All permits heretofore granted are hereby Mall will depart this week for San Scrupulous Cleanliness is observed In Its manufacture, Insuring revoked. According to contentions made by Foreclosure Sales to MAUNAL.UA CO., Franlcsco via tho S. S. Aragonla duo gaps freshness, delicacy of flavor and keeping quality. RANCH. from the Judge Perry and II. G. Mlddltklilch in By S. M. Damon. Orient. ' you Judge Robhison's court this morning. September 22nd, 1003. Have tried Mockintosha fnmmm Old English Toffee, only ten cents a 'thc Amil tc,'m &rand JurJ' ountl nn lu" Off SATURDAY, OCT. 7, package? You will surely llko It. lllctIncnt against Takada, for murder in MONTHLY 'METEOROLOGICAL Henry May & Co. ' lne Ilrst "CKree, witnoui nny eviuenco AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. j wmi iqnitvpp 'run rrnr npva wpm unr - SUMMARY. Prlmo Lnger-- and Wurzburger beer' At my isaWroonf,- S57 KaKhu- - to allowed to prove It. as ruled cannot be bent fnr nil 0v.iinM the court mamt street: ITS Maia251 1, that members or olflcers of the Station, Honolulu. T. H.; Month Sept- - H,m keep on using them and the Mirria D .Carlos and husband to ni !, granu jury couiii not e nnoweu 10 tes C. Q. & CO . tember 1905. you will be better and happier. Bank Hawaii, Limited; 27,500 sq. ft., YEE HOP tlfy, but the motion to Quash the In- sf Arthur Stillman was arrested Pu-- 1 I 29,000 sq. at dictment was on the ground that there Lehua Avenue, Pea: City, KAHIKINU1 MEAT MARKET Temporaturo nahrtu today on a charge of assault ft.. Mnfle Avenue, Pearl City. Deg. - had been absolutely no evidence at all, Fahr'hett Precipl- Ch'rcter and battery. Tom Wal accused him. and proof was Date. Max. Mln. Mean of Both are offered. 251 251- 251 251 tatlon day Punahnu students. Perry said he did not urge nny Win. C. Achi to Otrtiu Railway & 5- SI 70 78 that - .01 Cloudy First class tickets to all stations on right to Inquire Land Cif. Assignee; lot 3.4, block fi, '?. 82 73 Into what evidence had 78 ... Clear tho Oahu Railroad and Halelwa cou been supplied, or how muuh, but only Pearl City Lots. 22,500' sq. ft. 70 7G ... pon are now on X..a$ Clear tickets sale at the c,almea (he rleht to ca!1 juTOrs nnd 70 7C .29 Cloudy oillce of Trent Co.. 93 Fort street. ))rove ,hB, there had bee,t none t uI1. L. Ahlo Co Oahu Railway & Land" Co.; 5.t...83 74 78 T Clear Mrs. J. H. Sopor and Iter little daugh Fifteen members of the Jury Were In Lot 2, block 29, Pearl City Lots. K $2 T.i 7S T Clear ter Ruth leave by tho steamer Kauai court In MTJsvfr in h! snhnnpnne:. ,TT)f- l- 77 , iriiv-orm- ,, Ko-ha- r.....:si Tit .16 Cloudy this. afternoon for McBrydo. They rimtntv Atm,.nv nhit. Poluea and D. Kalauokalanl to la --'SJ rH 78 .03 Cloudy will visit on Kauai for about two ed when Ftremnn ihlllips was cafto' Land' Co., Ltd., Assignee; 3' 'SI :M Vt AS Cloudy weclcs. , lllrst on the ground that testimony out- - acres, situated at Kapualei, Molbkal; 172 ;7S A. N. who book- -' Mo-lok- al; X 2..SJ .21 Pt.Cldy Cedarloff has been sUle the rec)rd was not allowable In 3 :,' acres, situated at Kapualei, 7HEN the gosb turns to Wall XL..m '71 79 ... Clear keeper at Klpahulu Plantation, arrived support of a motion ro quasti. Jdye 3 acres, situated at Kapualei. Y Y Paper, Decorations and Paint- 12 2 XQ 'iG T Clear from there today, and goes tonight by Robinson said he was in doubt A? to Molokal; 4 aeres, situated' aE AYwako-ha- u. X5 Ma- - - ing, top of heap. Jl 73 78 T Pt.Cldy tho Kauai to accept a position at the proposition- and would resolve Koliaia, Hawaii; we're at the the 81 73 77 :01 Pt.Cldy doubt In favor of the defendant. Ml!- If you have in mind the changing over past en- - IS S3 71 78 .02 "Clear A. v. Dunn for some time verton's next objection, that the mem-- S JAS. F. MOHGAN. of any room in the house, talk it over with, us our 71 78 .01 3t,Cldy ginecr at Klpahulu plantation has se- - Uers or the ofllcers of the grand Jury 16 with-th- planta- - 'ivaM AUCTIONEER. experience is valuable. , if 79 72 .20 'Pt.Cldy vered his connection had no right to reveal Its secrets, t t, arg-imen- 1 38 M 74 78 Clear tlon. He will bo succeeded by Mr. 'sustained after consldcralHtr .T "T6 .01 PUCIfly Webb of Ewa. Perry offered the questions, to each tt,.'.! ni 75- .os ptciay Tho Board of Supervisors of the Free of which the same objections werp ?2 nnd Children's Aid Asso- - talned. Inquiring If there h.id been any 2ll .. T Clear ' Stanley Stephenson regular meeting i evidence, If grand know Its 22 us 74 .21 Cloudy elation will hold their tho jury cf PAINTER AND .PAPER HANGER on Friday morning October f nt y:30owri knowledge of the offense alleged ZX tti 71 76 .07 Pt;Cldy i In the Y. W. C. A. rooms. and whether twelve or more grand jur- - S3 TS 78 ... Clear ' Phone 426. King Street. 25 Chang Wing Hong, doing business as ors acted upon the Indletnunt. 137 25. J80 10 75 .03 Pt.Cldy a petition In j Deputy Attorney 'SO .70 7G .03 Pt.Cldy Wing Hong, has filed General Peters andj 27. "rp Grand were called, Today, tomorrow and every day, 28; S3 73 78 .01 Clear voluntary bankruptcy. His debts Juror Brash and $1,417.17 assets $919, of which the their evidence was- shut out In the same-su- SMART TUP S. S. Signs look well and will repay. 2) SS 73 78 .01 Clear and $100 exempt, way. Perry to call wit- - 70 75 .11 Pt.Cldy of Is claimed as offered other 39 80 trrk-wail- The American-Hawaiia- n steamer Ha- - j nesses,- but tho courts rulings were an recently for en ns applying to them, and exeeptloHs 71.8 7C.8 left San Francisco FROM LAYSAN ariMOn.l.? Tin? big trolghter ' were noted. indicates traco of prociph New York direct. msbe. T" was laden with a heavy cargr which The motion to quash the indictment CAMAMA & 0O? Inches and hundredtlis. ttttan. In consists principally of California winons overruled, and the attorneys Inl- LIQUOR DEALERS. ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE. mediately filed a nun- - one. It Is based' THE SCHOONER! CHARLES LEVI. to sea level; inches and hun-flredtl- and Alaska salmon. i.CRaducfld Miss Josephlno Soper who has been upon claims that neither Phillips WOODBURY MCES THE'Vt YtGE for the past year Is oxpected foreman nor Peters as Deputy Attorney Corner Queen nnd Alakea Streets asaan, 29:09; Irfghest 30.07; date, 20th; in-h- as IN THIRTEEN DAYS. homo within a fow weeks now. She j General had authority to sign tho 2U."J1; 9th. Turnip date spent much of the time In tho Isle dletment and that there was a failure TEMPERATURES. nf wicht ns tho cuest of Mrs. T. Rain to try the case or cither change or ex- - The schooner Charles Levi Woradbury Highest, 81; date, 11th; lowest, 6S; when; Walker. Tho past few weeks she has tend the venue, at tile April term, arrived this morning from Laysan Isl- - date. 22nd. been In Scotland. e muic-unu- whs xne ind after a very smart passage In thir Grc-aa.'o- dally range 13; date, 3rd. Mon- Miss Stella Love entertained about,1"1"16'' argument nn teen days. She brought betwen. 120 range 7; 18th. Tx& - IBPtirts Lewtrt dally dato, e,i,'.fv.nvn nf Itm- frlnntls vostprdav ua5 ' and 123 tons of guano which Is about All of Oity 1890, 78; 1891, Miwi for this month in In Miss Coman of the heaviest load she has yet brought 1S93, 77; afternoon honor of 80; 1832, 79; 1893 77; 1694, 77: Portland, who is visiting here. A quln- - from that island. Nothing of special "Sir, 1898 77; 1S99. 78; 1900, 3S3Sr 18J7. 778. club two hours while CHARED WITH Interest occurred during the trip, which 1904, 78; tete played for Phone Main 492 Honolulu, T. H. 80; 12101. 78.; 1902, 78; 1903, 78; the guests enjoyed social chat nnd was In striking euntrast to the; experlj OOOBw Ti. delicious refreshments. ence during the last trip. The vessel Is. 10 years, 78. of this month for A false alarm of fire was sent In by to depart for Layman after anciher load:! Ab.Tfolute maximum for this month telephone from Vineyard and River LlBE L of guano. for C years 88. 7:47 this morning, this' streets nt o'clock ATtBuluto minimum for month for stating that a fire had broken out at iV 16 years, C5. Theodore Richards' camp near there. C. SHIOZAWA. EDITOR AND PRO X e SHIPPING An-ag- daily excess of this month Efforts are being made to find out who 8 esunpaml mean of 16 years, PRIETOR OF HAWAII SHINPO, HUH COMMUNITY SILVER V as with sent In the fatso alarm. 1.X Gangberg, the deserting sea CRITICIZED JAPANESE-- CONSUL. ' 1 Fritz A&RIWING. 8 Aewumulated excess since January Hack-fel- d, man of the German ship Marie Thursday, (October 5 who went to Laysan island with 8 ! Awsrage daily excess since January 1 C. Shlozawa, editor and proprietor of Italian cruiser Calabria, Marcna dl the schooner Charles Levi Woodbury, the Hawaii Shlnpo, was arraigned today MorlurXb, fromo San Francisco, at T a. 3 was arrested last night by Marshal SI PRECIPITATION. before Judge Lindsay on a charge of m. Hendry, on the return of the schooner, criminal libel In tho first degree pre Plated Ware i Tisttal this month, 1.82. and had a hearing this morning before ferred by Mlkl Salto, the Japanese con DEPARTING. 0! precipitation In 24 hours Mating. is for 8! 'Ptwutest Commissioner He held sul, at this place. The case was con Thursday;. October 5. U.38,, ato 9tli and 10th. tho German consul's orders. 6. v. Wears tlnued until October Shlozawu being bark; Buffon, Royal 4 That French foe Roads Titftul precipitation this month in 1877, represented by U. S. District Attorney crom uncnorage ore port, ai u a. m. 1.127. 3878, 0.62; 1879, 0.65; 1880, 1.22; 1881, TO CANCEL DEED. Breckons. A. S. Humphreys has been 1.58,--, 3882, 1.04; 1883 0.36; 1884 0.54; 1885, prosecute Community a distinct Judge Robinson yesterday began the retained to the case. FIGHT AT ARCHIVES' BUILDING. silver marks Q U8S6, 2.91; 1887, 0.72; 1888 ,2.95; 1889, of plated hearing of the bill to cancel an Instru- The case Is the outgrowth of an cdl Archie St. Clair was fined $25 and advance In the manufacture VI Ui2S 3890 0.69; 1891, 1.06; 1892, 0.85; 1893, ment brought by Eliza K. Meyer torlal that appeared in the Hawaii costs yesterday by Judge Whitney for waro. First, It possesses the art and 1.23r 3894, 0.77; 1904, 1.40; 1905, 1.82. against Jesse P Makalnai. F. An-- Shlnpo about ten days ago in whlchithe assault and battery oa J. Halpln. The finish of solid sliver; second it repre- 20 years, Average of this month for drade and A. G. M .Robertson appear consul was criticized for having failed latter wanted to work on the Archives sents tho honest economy. 1.27i for plaintiff, and C. W. Ashford for to make public the fact that $500 had building on Sunday so the evidence was This cut, is an Impression of the Excess of this month as compared defendant. Property valued at about been received from a charitable source yesterday in court, and St. Clair order Fluer de Luce pattern. This splendid wtt&iirverago of 20 years, 0.55. $500,000 Is Involved. for the benefit of the family of Yama ed hltn away. Haypln returned to design U tho result of several year's Accumulated excess since January 1 gata, a Japanese, who came to his work on the following day and to careful study to reproduce these effects. V 9.S3- death at Mill some ngo - Read "Town Talk" In Saturday's Star. Puunene time which St. Clair demurred and told him Community Sliver is guaranteed for "WIND. from tho effects of having been burned to go away. A row ensued. Somo 25 years ordinary family uso. It was alleged, by oil having Pwovalllng direction N. E. (68) total been words passed and St. Clair attacked would bo delighted to show you CHOICE ALGAROBA thrown on him and set on fire by a We xnowismont, 6400 miles; average hourly Halpln and did him up. this beautiful pattern. velouflty ,8.9; maximum velocity (for white man. The money was paid by H P. eve.-- imlnutes) 28 miles per hour, from Baldwin and Mlk! Salto failed to INVESTIGATING FAKE ALARM (he. Biorthoast on tho 18th. make public the fact that the money A fake alarm of fir owas telephoned had been paid for the benollt of the de In this morning from Hack Stand No, WEATHER. WOOD ceased's family. The Shlnpo took 'ex 12 31 to which tho department responded, .Nuimbor of clear days, partly ception to the failure of the consul to -- 6; .01 lnph There was no fire. Tho police are try clotully, 12; cloudy, on which maue tile ract public, ror was 1 20. there ing to ascertain who needlessly called or xmorc, of precipitation occurred, SAWED ANDHSPLIT much feeling among Jnpanose against n 1 out department. n SMS8CELLANEOUS PHENOMENA the OR IN 4 FBETILENGTHS Douse, the man who was alleged to LIMITED (Datea of) of have caused the death the Japanese, X u A MINUS-- POWER. Aiasoras, nono; halos, solar, none DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF THE Douso is now awaiting trial nnd the '8th, 10th. "Russia" says M. WItto "remains In AGENTS lanms, CITY. LEAVE ORDERS WITH Shlnpo thought. that in Justice to Douso, JE&Kfl( none; glc K, none; fog nono. the fact of tho contribution should have tho east tho great power she has hith Tmunderstorm3 none. been published. erto been." But In view of tho recent "53, 55, 55 King Street, . . Honolulu ALEX. McC. ASHLEY, W. W. DIMOND & CO. test, how groat a power has she really gnitfion Director, Woathor Bureau. Agents for East Nln Ranch. Fine Job Printing, Star Office. beeij? .xutrnm: