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' VOL. XII. HONOLULU, T. Hf THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1904. No. 383S YOUNG GIRL econd Days Work 0 WITHJDOWIE A1YSTERIOUS CONVERT BROUGHT BACK WITH THE PROPHET FROM HIS TRIP. TO AUSTRALIA1 AND EUROPE-TH- ZION LEADER Democratic National Convent TRIES TO STOP SMOKING ON BOARD AND IS GIVEN A SEVERE ion LESSON. .

NEW YORK, June 35 Bringing with him a young and beautiful Swedish noblewoman, whose wealth is to be devoted to the uses of Zion City, John Alexander Dowie, the self-styl- ed "Elijah III" returned from Australia and! V Europe today on the Cunard liner Lucania. With the Chicago "Prophet" DEM OCRATS OVATIONS also were, his wife and the "Unkissed Son," Dr. A. J. Gladstone Dowie, the latter glorying In the fact that neither Europe nor Australia could take that badge of courage from him. RATIFY Never was a jewel guarded so assiduously as the mysterious young wo- TO BOTH man convert. On passenger FOR the list she figured as Miss Ruth Hofer, but A MASS MEETING CALLED EVENINQ AT FOR TOMORROW EMMA (Associated Press Cable to The Star). SQUARE TO RATIFY THE EXPECTED NOMINATIONS AT ST. LOUIS A LONG LIST OF SPEAKERS WHO ARE READY TO ST. LOUIS, July 7. Representative Champ Clark of Missouri was chosen ENTHUSE. as permanent chairman of the Democratic National Convention today. The delegates from Porto Rico were admitted to seats in the convention, but Democrats of Honolulu propose to Wolter, Sam Koloa, John Emmeluth, those from the Philippines were not admitted. have a Brand ratification meeting to- Fiank Harvcv and Fred Turrill are Ovations were given Bryan end Parker. Bryan presented the minority morrow night at Emma square. They other speakers who make up a formid- report of the Committee on Credentials in the case of the Hopkins contest anticipate that the work of the convent- able list. ing delegation from Illinois. ion! at St, Louis will be over bv that The fact tl-i- t Hearst has failed al- t time and that they wlll'therefore know most to get a mention at all in the ac- The Committee on Platform was not ready to report so the platform was whom to shout for. As the Indica- counts of the convrntion, comes as a not considered by the convention today. tions continue to be strongly for Parker rliock to many of the Hawailans who The nominations for presidential candidate wilt be made tomorrow. they are ready to yell for him, but the pinn.'l their faith to him. A lot of matter of a running mate Is all In the them were convinced that he was the dark. real dealing candidate and expected to CLEVELAND SAYS NO. '- 3g SHBaSWH u'Sulllvan is at the head of a long see - Im defea1- : arker hands down and list of orators prepared for the occa- win the nomination and from this PRINCETON, N. J., June 36. Former President Cleveland discussed to-d- sion. Col. C. J. McCarthy will also be Hearst derived much of his local sup- some of the questions relating to the coining campaign and election. heard. J. K. Prendergast, former re- port. Now the llawi Hans are much "If the Democratic National Convention again nominates you for the presentative, will give some Democra- surprised to find that Iaukea and his tic truths and he will be followed by r.sFociatcs m In a hopeless minority Presidency would you accept?" he was asked. Attorney E. M. Watson. W. F. Erving, which does not seem to be even making His first answer was a pantomime. He vigorously shook his head and II. J. Hossman, Nahalowaa, E. H. F. a no!:e. lifted his hand deprecatingly. Then he exclaimed with rapid utterance: "That will not happen, that will not happen, so there is no use of talking about it. HANGED 1IMSEL P WILLER TAKES "I am out of political affairs," he continued. "I have said it often, so that it ought to be well understood." Asked what he thought of the suggestion that the Democrats would do FROM A RAFTER' SCHOONER FOSTER wisely to take their candidate for Vice President from the Southern States, the former President dictated the following: "I must decline to enter into any discussion of political questions at this SAD ENDING OF A JAP AT PAIA CHANGE IN MASTERS OF VESSELS time.. It cannot be possible that my opinion on any question that is about I LAST WEEK HE WAS WELL KNOWN HERE-SMIT- H'S to be involved in the national canvass C;.n be misunderstood. do not. ex pect actively in phr.s DENT OVEIVSICKNESS. FUNERAL. to be concerned the that are 'nowocciipylngthe4 thought and effort of the Democratic managers, and it is quite proper that 1 should be out of that account, inasmuch as I consider myself as absolutely Despondent because of ill health, 20. SAN FRANCISCO, June Captain from political activities." broken hearted because the onfe he Wilier who commanded "the bark Cey- retired loved spurned his love, Sakamoto Klus-c- hl lon for so long In the Laysan Island a Japanese at Paia, Maul, commit- guano trade, and was until lately as- CANADIAN WINS DIAMOND SCULLS. ted suicide July 1. News of the sistant harbor master at Honolulu has occurrence was brought this week by given been the command of the schoon- of Toronto Rowing Club won the the steamer Llkellke. er Mary E. Foster, owned by Allen & HENLEY, England, July 7. Scholes the The Japanese hanged himself from Robinson, and engaged In the lumber Diamond Sculls here today. The Canadian beat the record for the event the rafter of the house where he had trade between the Sound and Honolulu. defeating Cloutte, his opponent, in 8:23. lived. He hanged himself in the same Captain Thompson who has com- ALEXANDER DOWIE. room where once he had lived with the manded the Mary E. Foster ever since woman loved. His health became ATTACK KAICHOU. he she went into commission, has been is said to be her nom de Zion, as it were. She is not yet cheeks had and one by one his friends seemed given the command of the Helene. that 25, her to lose interest in him. Finally he got Captain Wilier came here from Hono- TCHEKIAO, July The Japanese are attacking Kaichou and have are red with the blush of youth and her dainty little figure and aristocratic neglect and took his life. 7. tired of their lulu by the Alameda, and has gone to a point within five miles of that city. manner betrays the fact that she is an uncommon convert. the Sound to take his new command. As if hypnotized, she followed the truculent figure of the white bearded The schooner Alice Kimball is about prophet eyes during voyage and successfully resisted the bat- ready for the sea. She will take a GUNBOAT SUNK. with her the ova tery of eyes directed at her by the younger male passengers. Every at- k cargo of coal from here to Mahukona, Mm t: mm and will sail thence to Honolulu. Her tempt to scrape an acquaintance with her was intercepted by the prophet TOKIO, July 7. The Japanese gunboat Kaimon was sunk last night at vzi m new owners expect to put her In the and his son. Their efforts betrayed so much alarm that all of the younger v tin " Talienwan by a mine. Twenty-on- e of her crew are missing. i trade between Honolulu and Hamlet. joined forces to worry the prophet day and night. Finally, The funeral of the late Frank M. male passengers H Smith manager of the Royal Hawaiian at his command, she withdrew to her cabin and did not appear on deck again n Hotel was held last Friday. The urn during the last two days of the voyage. containing his ashes was deposited in Compelled to seek refuge from the English reporters on board the ship the the Columbarium at the Odd Fellow's cemetery. The funeral was largely at- mm h by men McCarthy tended hotel and other friends. (Continued on page 6.) 71 It The floral remembrances were numer t mm ous and beautiful. In the matter of the Holt estate ctfse SOME NEW BOOKS. --CM YOUNG CHINESE GRADUATES. Judge Gear this morning rendered a de- The Yoke. The Grafters. The Cross- F. Wong Leone son of Wong Leong surprised cision this morning determining to re- ing. When Wilderness Was King. The the well known local Chinese capitalist, tain Jurisdiction. A motion had been Cost. He That Eateth Bread With Me: graduted at St. Mary's Institute, Day- made to transfer the action to Judge Just received at Wall, Nichols. mm 21. Robinson's court, but Judge Robinson ton, Ohio, June An account of the refused to entertain the suggestion. graduation exercises, together with a SENATOR WOODS' WIRELESS D ECLINING TO BE DEMOCRATIC Twenty-flv- e cents pays for a Want IT picture of the young man, was publish- COMMITTEEMAN RECEIVED ON THE FOURTH BY cents. Dayton newspaper NATIONAL WASHINGTON .June 25. The State MONGOLIA IS DUE. ed in a and was TWO DAYS LATER any sent to his parent by the young men. MCCARTHY AND WOODS WAS APPOINTED Department does not contemplate S. S. Mongolia Is expected to ar- govern- The Young Wong .ueong will visit the St. AT ST. LOUIS. re.lamatlons upon the Moorish rive any time from the Orient. She Exposition begin ment on account of the Perdlcarls In- San Louis, a and then the government will probably sail tomorrow for study cf medicine. cident. In Its view that Francisco. has suffered severely both from a flnan. clal point of view and In national hu The Territorial band will play this Star want aas nay at ouch. July 4 Col. C. McCarthy recelv- - of my friends, I .decided that as Woods miliation. evening at the Mona Hotel. On J. HEYWOOD ed a wireless from Palmer Woods stat was apparently withdrawing, I would ing that the latter wanted to withdraw accept it. To hear by cable two days OFFICE SUPPLIES. PRETTY NEW WASH SKIRTS. as candidate for Democratic 'National later that he had been appointed was Letter Files, letter baskets, waste - Stylishly made of excellent materials asking Col. Mc- very naturally a great surprise to me baskets, press copy books, blank books, 1 a Committeeman and "Somerset" and well tailored wash skirts at Sachs Carthy if he would take It. An Imme- and those who knew what had been and everything in oillce supplies at 0 this week. Prices from $2.00 to $4.50. A reply was asked. McCarthy con- done. ArlelKh & Co's. diate room at the store in which to try them sulted with some friends and sent a re- "Senator Woods' movements through- Documents... on. ply stating that he would accept. Two out have been a source of mystifica- Shoes St. tion," colonel further remarked. days later Woods wa appointed at the THE OLD RELIABLE This Is one of the Louis and now McCarthy is womh-i-lr.- "The uncertainty If illustrated by the Woods a to whom I said that famous Heywood Shoes that are worth anything where "he is at," and what remark of native meant. the senator was like a 'muhee,' or devil- that are celebrated for are worth keeping out of "I am at a loss to understand Sena- fish, using the term as It Is often used their excellent wearing un- danger. tor Woods," snid the colonel. "His wire In Hawaiian to indicate one who Is qualities and at tho to me for an Immediate reply certain and moves back and forward, less asked same time poBtess a The expense is trifling. WIS and I supposed that he Intended to ca- lie replied that Woods was not a mu on hearing me. hee, beoause he not only moved back great degree of style, deposit our ble to St. Louis from A safe box in SHOTGUNS. He had two days and evidently did :tnd forth but In every direction of the comfort, too, of 3w vaults may be rented for RIFLES, nothing. I had withdrawn from the compass. The entirely no Idea "I have done nothing since answering shoes Is one of CO proposition and had Si these cents a month, or $5.00 REVOLVERS. of being committeeman until I received the wireless and am waiting to see what their greatest attrac- seeing some It all means. a year, including every the wireless. Then, after tions. accommodation. ' They are vicl Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and SAVE YOUlv MONEY. made of kid and have double Ammunitions Diarrhoea Remedy Is everywhere ac- - The Twenty-Nint- h Series of Stock In 1...... -nf- the Pioneer Building & Loan Assocla soles. AT Kiiuwieuueu IU U HID iiiupi i - .. ,. . . 1oni nn,1 U ''' A FULL LINE ""- .,, 1(1 UUT, li'MI ill IvnUBU " medicine in use for bowel complaints. It now open for subscription. The mem ft TniinTnilnn always cures and euros quickly. It can b rshlp fee Is fifty cents per share, and Price $5.00 per 11(0511111 ..Ltd be depended upon even in the most thp monthly dues are one dollar and dangerous cases of cholera month per share. The stock draws much Interest than a saving's Fort Street, 1 Llmltod morbus, dysentery and diarrhoea. It better Absolutely Pure Manufacturers' Sloe Co. Honolulu should be taken at the first unusual bank. bowels. Sold by all information can be obtained 931 FORT STREET. looseness of the Further THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE 1051 I dealers Bens in, Smith & Co., agents from A. V, Gear, Secretary, 122 King Fort Street for Hawaii. Street. "5,

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Oceanic Steamship Company. SHIPPING ILlilsee (For additional ind later shipping pagei 4, 6, or 8.) Last Quarter of the Moon July Eth. Earth farthest from the Sun July 5th. Passenger of this line will --.rrlvo at rind leave this port The fine Steamers g? w 0 m B hereunder: tr r a 3 3 n Elf 3 S8 FROM SAN FRANCISCO. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. 3 3 "IT 7) & ff 5T SONOMA JUNE 1 VENTURA MAY 31 : O. JUNE 10 ALAMEDA JUNE 15 ALAMEDA p.m. p.m. PTENTURA JUNE 22 SIERRA JUNE 21 July a.m. a.m. Rises ALAMEDA JULY 1 ALAMEDA JULY 6 4 7.47 1.2 S.53 2.20 2.03 5.22 6.46 11.45 BIERRA JULY 13 SONOMA JULY 12 a.m. p.m. ALAMEDA JULY 22 ALAMEDA JULY 27 6 11.05 1.2 9.40 3.44 5.13 5.23 6.46 0.10 SONOMA AUG. 3 VENTURA ..... AUG. 2 7 11.5S 1.4 10.54 4.31 6.34 5.23 6.46 v.50 ALAMEDA AUG. 12 ALAMEDA AUG. 17 p.m. VENTURA AUG. 24 SIERRA AUG. 23 8 12.46 1.6 5.20 7.36 5.24 6.46 1.32 ALAMEDA SEPT, ALAMEDA SEPT. 7 a.m. SIERRA SEPT. 14 SONOMA SEPT. 13 9 1.30 1.8 0.03 6.09 S.2S 5.24 6.46 2.16 ALAMEDA SEPT. 23 ALAMEDA SEPT. 2S 10 2.11 2.0 1.03 6.56 9.12 5.24 6.46 2.53 BONOMA OCT. 6 VENTURA OCT. 11 2.51 2.1 2.00 7.40 9.53 5.25 6.45 4.01 ALAMEDA .OCT. 14 ALAMEDA OCT. 19 Times of the tide are taken from the ' Local Boaot. U. S. Coajt and Geodetic Survey ta- bles. The tides at -- ahulu. and Hllo sailing of above steamers, the Agents are pre- occur about one hour earlier than at In connection with f the Honolulu. Hawaiian Is pared to Issue to intending passengers coupon 'hrough tickets by any railroad standard time from New York by 10 hours 3i; minutes slower than Green- - (rem San Frauclsco to all points In the United States, and wlch time, being thai of the meridian teomshlp line to all European Ports. of 157 degreess 30 minutes. The time 3"or further particulars apply j whistle blows at 1:30 p. m., which Is the same as Greenwich, j hours, 0 min- utes. The Sun and moon are for local Irwin Co. time for the whole group. G. & ARRIVING. (LIw. ITED) Thursday, July 7. i S. S. Nevada!), Greene, from San General Agenfs Oceanic S. S. Company. Francisco, at 7 a. m. S. S. Mongolia, Rlnder, from the Ori- ent and Manila, due. Friday, July 8. Stmr. Mauna Loa, Slmerson, from -- Australian Royal Mail Lahalna, Maalaea, Kolia and Kau inadian ports, due early In morning. DEPARTING. Thursday, July 7. STEAMSHIP COMPANY Stmr. Mikahala, Gregory, for Kauai ports, at 5 p. m. Steamers of the above line, running In connection wit the CANADIAN-PACIFI- C Friday, July S. RAILWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney, N. S. S. Mongolia, Rlnder, for San Fran- 0. W., and calling at Victoria, B. C, Honolulu and Brisbane, Q. cisco, probably sail in morning. Big Days Duo at Honolulu on or about the dates below stated, viz: FOR AUSTRALIA. yOR ANCOUVER. OFFICERS MIOWERA JUNE 4 MANUKA JUNE 1 AT THE MANUKA JULY 2 AORANGI JUNE 29 AORANGI JULY SO MIOWERA JULY 27 MIOWERA AUG. 27 MOANA AUG. 24 ENSUING YEAR

ASSOCIATED CHARITIES ANNUAL MEETING SHOWS THE ORGANI- World's Fair CALLING .T SUVA, FIJI, ON BOTH UP AND DOWN ZATION TO BE FLOURISHING. VOY4 GES. People everywhere are awakening to the fact that about the The flocUon of oflle'rs of the Hono- THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., Ltd,, Gen'l Agts. lulu Associated Charities which was greatest show this or any other country has ever seen is held yesterday afternoon at the annual meeting resulted as follows: President, Judge Sanford B. Dole. Mail Steamship Co. First Vice President, Rev. Alexander acific Mackintosh. f Co-an- Second vice President, Mrs. d Carl Du The Louisiana Purchase Exposition Occidental & Oriental S. S. Rol. Secrelary, Mrs. J. M. Whitney. Toyo Kisen Kaisha. Treasurer, Clarence H. Cooke. 'Manager, Mrs. E. F. Berger. The meeting throughout was charac- They are going with their families, not for a few days only, Steamers of the above Companies will call at Honolulu and leave this terized, by' the reading of many inter- but for weeks, so that they may do full justice to the event. ort on or about the dates below mentioned: esting papers and the delivery of earn- est speeches on SAN FRANCISCO. the matters which the FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. rOR Charities have taken as their special MAY 26 COPTIC JUNE 2 charge. 'Mrs. Sanford B. Dole pre- CHINA 14 souvenir DORIC JUNE 8 KOREA JUNE sented a paper entitled "A Glance at As a and remembrance of SIBERIA JUNE 18 GAELIC JUNE 23 the Charities of the City." The fol- 8 oi COPTIC JUNE 29 MONGOLIA JULY lowing societies were spoken of as be- their visit and as a history the KOREA JULY 15 CHINA JULY 19 ing affiliated with the Charities. GAELIC JULY 21 DORIC JULY 31 The Strangers' Friend Society, The EXPOSITION they wisely secure MONGOLIA AUG. 2 SIBERIA AUG. 12 Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid CHINA AUG. 13 COPTIC AUG. 25 Association, The Woman's Board, of K)RIC AUG. 2o KOREA SEPT. 3 Missions, The Hospital Flower Mission, SIBERIA SEPT 6 GAELIC SEPT. 13 The Missionary Gleaners, The Japanese Benevolent Society ,The Japanese Tliat Church Benevolent Society, the Portu- City For general Information apply to guese Ladles' Benevolent Society, The Superb Series Forest Young Men's Christian Association, The Of American Relief Fund, The Portuguese Photographic World's Fair Charitable Society of Hawaii, The Wo- H. Hackfeld Sl Co. man's Christian Temperance Union, Reproductions Art Portfolios The British Benevolent Society, The German Benevolent Society, The Ladies' Catholic Aid Society, The Young Wo- STEAMSHIP COMPANY. art-vie- 4S0 AMERICAN HAWAIIAN men's Christian Association, The La- These beautiful (there are of them) taken by the official dles Society of Central Union Church, of the Exposition, and the vivid descriptive matter written by Se- DIRECT MONTHLY SERVICE BETWEEN NEW The Protective League ,the Boys' Bri- cretary Stevens of the Fair, will beguile many an hour and afford much YORK AND HONOLULU, VIA PACIFIC COAST. gade. useful knowledge. The views "will be highly prized and much enjoyed by old o 6 Mrs. Dole's paper had a word to say and young alike. The series of 30 parts (you should secure them all) will ' prove AS FROM NEW YORIC of the work of each. The report of the Manager Mrs. Ber- S. to sail, July 28. S. CALIFORNIAN, about ger contained many Interesting fea- Freight received at Company's wharf 41st Street, South Brooklyn, at all tures. She complained particularly of 'itlmes. ' the "plague of Porto Rlcans" which FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO HONOLULU. which the city Is afllicted and drew at- tention to the peril of having S. S. NEVADAN, to sail July 29, these A to Every Member of people here idle. There were "8 new Delight the Family and each month thereafter. cases asking assistance during the year Freight received at Company's wharf, Greenwich Street. and 222 recurrent cases. Four hun- FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRANCISCO, VIA KAHULUI. dred and five persons received help Affording equal enjoyment to those who ofllce CS0 were serv- July 8. from the and meals S. S. NEVADAN, to sail ed. visit the Fair and to those who do not f FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA. I. . Treasurer Cooke's eport from June 1, k S. S. HAWAIIAN, to sail a bout August 1. 1903 to, July 1904 was as follows: RECEIPTS:

p j UVHI ViUiMJ A t J ! t .UVlV .Donations smw.vb BE. Haolcfeld Ss Co., Government Apropriatlon 1.C66.66 C. P. MORSE, General Freight Agent. AGENTS. 13.943.51 Balance on hand, June 1. 1903 4 112.10 $4,055.61 Parts 1,2 and 3 Now Ready . DISBURSEMENTS: Manager's Salary 13' months to July 1, 1904 $1,700.00 PEEK, I GOS Manager's Substitute 1 month. 50.00 Eli Rent 14 months to July 1. 1904.. 350.00 Part 4 Ready Saturday Janitor 14 months to July 1 1904 63. W A 1 Telephone 5 quarters to July 1, rails 1KB 1901 60.00 Printing, Postage and Ofllce Expenses 74.50 Relief 1,643.25 Fill out Coupon and bring to with 10 GENTS, These celebrated dainties are favorites on two continents for after- How to Secure the Views. this or send us, as Indicated below. noon teas, dinners and other occasions where an exquisitely flavored $3,940.75 These lows, which will constitute a BE. SURE TO STATE WHICH PART YOU WISH 1, complete reflex record of the Ex- article is desired. Packed in hermetically sealed boxes they are as Balance Cash on hand July and 1904 114.86 position, are not distributed by us as a fresh in Honolulu as in London where they are made. matt r of proat, but rather to please . 1904. $4,055.61 our readers. Although the regular A complete new assortment has Just arrived and consists of a great paper "Pauperism" price Is 25 cents, we pUce the entire HAWAIIAN STAR, delicious flavors. Judge Dole's on variety of which was published In these columns, eertes v thin the reach of every reader Honolulu, Hawaii: at only Also new assortments from American Biscuit Co. and National Bis- followed nftar which the election of Enclosed herewith iind TEN CENTS to cover cost officers for the ensuing year took place. cuit Co. 10c a Part of postage nml oxnenso of niniliitg No of "The Forest to 1 am Amerloa's golf victory took the Eng- to cover the cost of HANDLING, City," which entitled as one of your readers. WRAPPING, ADDRESSING, MAIL- lish by surprise. The foreign attaches Namo located in this city should not allow ING, ETC. Simply fill out the coupon at the right and bring or send to us & their ideas of this country's athletic 1 May Co., 1 0 Island. Henry with ten cents, and Part will be mail- ubllltles to be Influenced too far by the performances of the Washington base- ed to you at once. Address, ball club Washington Star. RETAIL MAIN 22. TELEPHONES. WHOLESALE MAIN 11 HAWAIIAN STAR, Honolulu, Hawaii , Want. ads. In Star cost, but USSiSh, PortfoliplDepartment, ,iP!'g THE HAWAIIAN 4TAR, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1804. V THEEB. 1 47ii ART EDUCATION UNGER CLAIMS

-- C N T E Ov- - tf.V iT VS k $ank of Hawaii URN1SHED A POET AS? ISF TOJE a? LIMITED. ALL IN OUR SUPERB SERIES OF WRITES VERSE ABOUT TRANS- Incorporated Under the Laws of the that Coffee when pure Is one of the most healthful of but it WORLD'S FAIR VIEWS MANY PORTTOOK KIPLING'S 'METRE must be pure. It Is only when mixed with Chicory that It becomes in- Territory of Hawaii. jurious to the system. SUBJECTS TREATED. OF THE ROAD TO MANDALAY. We have been most successful In encouraging the use of pure coffee. PAID-U- P CAPlTAIi 500,000.00 Our SURPLUS 200,000.00 Frederick Unger the war correspon- "KAMEHAMEIIA" BRAND UNDIVIDED PROFITS 70,283.95 It often happens that publications de- voted to high art are not largely sought dent who Is hurrying from the front us after by the people; not so much from rapidly as possible, appears to be a Old Kona Coffee OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. lack of appreciation, poet. While on the transport Thomas Charles M. Cooke President but because only Is only pure old coffee roasted and ground fresh every day. We have the rich can afford to possess them. en route from Nagasaki to Honolulu, C. Jones Vice-Preside- nt no hesitation In recommending It as the best value offered In the Islands. P. The Universal Exposition at St. Louis he wrote In honor of July the Fourth, F. W. Macfarlane..2na Vice-Preside- nt will undoubtedly some verse. ALL GROCERS SELL IT. Cashier suggest to enterpris- C. H. Cooke ing publishers Just such a high art The verse Is written 'In the well ASK FOR THE "KAMEHAMEIIA" BRAND. C. Assistant Cashier Man-dala- y. Hustace Jr publication as Wo known metre of Klpllngs Road to D. A. have mentioned. B. F. Bishop, E. Tenney, J. Whatever It may cost, It cannot The .Unger verse Is posted on UcCandless and C. H. Atherton portray the life of the Fair any more the bulletin board of the transport. It H. Hackfeld & Co., truthfully than the reproductions of Is as follows: Ltd COMMERCIAL AND SAVirGS DE- photographs taken by the official photo, Apology Fourth of July. AGENTS, HONOLULU AND H1LO. PARTMENT. grapher of the Exposition, and which By request. we are now offering to our readers In THE U. S. ARMY TRANSPORT Strict attention given to all branches the "Forest City" Art Portfolios. The transport's not a 'liner of Banking. These views ae ns true as light and But she ploughs the ocean wave Scriven's and shade can them, and, when With her belly full of soldiers BUILriNQ '. make JUDD ORT STREET. H comes to (the descriptions, Jt Is On an errand of the brave." Improved Elastic doubted If anv will ever bo more care- Far across the broad Pacific THE FIRST fully written for these descriptions are Where a yellow peopledwell the work of Walter B. Stevens, a Making peace before our faces Seam Journalist of the most extensive ex- And behind preparing hell. perience,, and also secretary of the The transport's but a troopship Drawer Loualana Purchase Exposition. She was a merchantman; CO. OF HAWAII, LTD. His ability as writer and critic are In every part made over undoubted and for many months he has Just a makeshift for a plan devoted his entire time and energies to She can steam but eight an hour v Scriven's Is the genuine elastic seam Capital. I2B0.OO0.80. the Exposition; probably knowing more With the wind can make It ten, about It thnn any other person. She's as slow as wrath of Heaven drawers. The new Improved pattern For home use Incandescent lamps It no differ- President Cecil Brown In preparing the descriptions, every But her belly's full of men. fits perfectly and makes have been proven to be the most con- Vice-Preside- ence If you are fat, slim, or nt authority been carefully examined Benevolent mission short tall, venient and most i M. P. Robinson has her satisfactory lights In- you get the absolute comfort the . Cashier.... W. G. Cooper nnd every fact verified by personal The "Assimilation Plan" Just known. 2 terviews and consultations with ar- With the Krag and Lee to help her same. Eleo NO disagreeable odors. Principal Office: Corner Fort and tists, architects, sculptors, heads of de- And the Maxim, when It can. In fact, none of our patrons are more a King streets. partments and other high officials. While beyond, the yellow peoples delighted than men of unusual build. trie NO smoke or dirt. r bold Nevertheless, everything Is set forth Ever growing ever The material Is the very best, making Always ready In may far use with a soft, SAVINGS DEPOSITS received and the most graphic manner, and at a Soon hearken to the reasons the "Scrlven" the most durable drawer steady and brilliant light. Interest allowed for yearly deposits at pleasing and convenient length for And the Joalc in her hold. you can wear. Only the rate of 4 per cent per annum. easy reading, and, as a result, the The transport's not a liner A full line at have to press the button to turn portfolios nevqr become tiresome, And she steams but eight of ten, the light on or off. regulations furnished ap-o- n Rules and which might prove case with more her is The Eagle. application. the But standard M. HCINERNY, LTD. Let us give you figures on wiring pretentious work. And her belly's full of men. your house. "The Forest Cltv" series is for the Claus Sprpckles. Wm. O. Irwin. people, the busy, striving people, en- Merchant and Fort Sts. gaged in carving out their own for- & Co tunes an.l shaping the destines of u Hawaiian Electric Go., Ltd Glaus SprecMs great nation. REALTY TRANSFERS But, although a popular work, the KING STREET. TEL. MAIN 390. value of the portfolios as a matter of ruE Is every sub- HONOLULU, H. I. art education infinite for ... ject in the great field of art Is covered. Recorded June 30. Limited. Agents Nevada Wan. by W. R. San Francisco The It is doubtful If there Is a single stu- F. McWhlrter ntty to ESTABLISHED 1SS0. National Bank of San Francisco dent of art or architecture among the Castle; D; R. P. 3379, Kul 5029. 1- -2 lnt DRAW EXCHANGE ON leaders of this paper who has not in R. P. 3163. Kul 4755, Molokal J100. Capital Subscribed Yen 24,000,000 SAN FRANCISCO The Nevada Na- secured every portfolio thus far issued, B 284, p 4. Dated June 27. 1904. ' ipltal Paid up 18,000,000 WASHBURN S. tional Bank of San Francisco. and who will not obtain the whole Wm. C. Mnrkhnm to A. F. Cooke tr; Rtserve Fund 9,320,000 J 2338, 10C23, 1 LONDON Union of London & Smith's splendid series especially v.nen this can D; lnt in P. Kul Palolo, Bank, Ltd. bo accomplished at a minimum of tlmu, Honolulu; $500. Date 21, 1904. HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA. NEW YORK American Exchange Na- labor and expense. S. B. Dole tr to W. R. Castle tr; Rel; Mandolin and guitar players know the tone and quality of the tional Bank. It Is only necessary to bring or send, various lands, Walalua, etc.. Oahu; Washburn. Beginners especially should have these fine instruments CHICAGO Corn Exchange National the coupon printed from time to time $1,500 B 170, p 255. Dated June 24, Branches: Bank. In our announcement, with ten cents, to 1904. Honolulu, N w York, San Francisco, as they are correctly fretted, rich in tone and, above all, easy-t- play. PARIS Credit Lyonnals. cover cost of addressing, handling, Estate S. C. Allen to Annie L. Roe; London, T.yons, Bombay, Hongkong Our second grade almost as fine as the Washburn, but lower in price BERLIN Dresdner Bank. Rel; o, C 7 of por Ap 2. Kul Newchwang, Pekln, Shanghai, Tientsin YOKOHAMA mailing, etc., and any portfolio Issued lot3 nnd Is fij HONGKONG AND The 2083 bldgs, Walklkl, Honolulu: Kibe, Nagasaki, Toklo. Hongkong Shanghai Banking will be promptly forwarded. and THE AMERICAN and $1,500. B 259, o 187. IS, CONSERVATORY. Corporation. It should be borne In mind that this Dated June The Bank buvs and receives for col- AND dlstrlDutlon is not undertaken by us as 1904. NEW ZEALAND AUSTRALIA pc lection Bills of Exchange, Issues Drafts A fine assortment now on hand. Bank of New Zealand, and Bank of a ma'ter of profit but rather to please Jesse P. 'Makalnal to W. Akau; L; of 10 yrs. and Letters Credit, and transacts a Australasia. our itaders, and the appreciation which land, Kallua, N. Kona, Hawaii; general banking business. VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank has thus far been bestowed upon our at $15 per yr. B 257, p 384. Dated a r of British North America. effor's Is especially gratifying. May 12, 1904. Honolulu Branch 67 Kins Street Trom the number of congratulatory Filed for Record July 5. .Hawaiian. I3ws Oo. ItdL letters we have received It Is quite John D. Holt Jr by Sheriff Henry ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING. TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING evident that our readers are thoroughly van Glesen D AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS. to C. S. Desky by tty of mtgee C. W. on alive the nrt and educational value I Deposits Received. Loano Made of the series, and are gladly taking Booth ForcAffdt Approved Security. Commercial and C. Geo. P. D Ex- advantage of the opportunity to possess W. Booth Castle Travellers' Credits Issued. Bills of Hum-bur- g A it. Pints 1. 2 and 3 now ready. Sarah Hapai and hsb August Tower xziarssr goods change Bought and Sold. M We have just received a large invoice of goods which are now on display, COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY AC- Nam Chong Co John J. Nevln... Letter Of also Panama Hats. COUNTED FOR. CUTLER WILL Jos. Aea by shff Emanuel S. Cunha.D The latest styles in ladles and gents hats on hand and made to order on C. B. Malle Douglas Kaona.: AM Strength short notice. Kennhu Brenlg James McAndrews..R ESTABLISHED IN 1858. Kaapunl (w) Hnttle K. Hoolapa D TOKURODA' COM E MOR E Hattie K. Hoolapa and hsb Wm. L. For the strong an lnvlgorator K.28 and 32 Hotel St. Robinson Block. Peterson Mtg CO, Hui Land of Waikane Tong Tuck...L for the weak. BISHOP & Toner Tuck Tong Hong AL TENDER BOILING MEAT, JUICYi BARKENTINE KLIKITAT LEAVES BS Tong Tuck Tong Chong BROILING BITS WE HAVE THEM Kulike and hsb Ookala THE HAWAIIAN RUN AFTER Knaluwea Meats ALL. BANKERS Sgr. Co D Savory SEVENTY-TW- O TRIPS. O. R. & L. Co Bank of Haw. Ltd.. Mtg For special occasions or for the daily menu, we furnish the meats that TACOMA, Washington June 27 After THE RED BOOK. fill the need completely. BANKING DEPARTMENT. seventy-tw- o straight trips to Honolulu Merwln, of Samuel Joint author Telephone carefully filled Klikl-t- at of orders are and promptly delivered. Main 76. In all departments without a break, the barkentlne "Calumet K," Is the writer of one Transact business will enter In f Banking. the California lumber the best of his "business stories" to. trade. She Is now loading luuimber the July Red Book. The title is Collections carefully attended Is fine pure Exchange bought and sold. at Port Gamble for San Pedro and will "Hongkong Ho, a Tale of the Hare and It and and gives Island Heat Co., Fort Street Letters probably remain on that route for some the Tortoise." It is a story of Ameri- Commercial and Travelers' time. change to In Ger- strength to all who use It. on The Bank of Cal- This Is due dullness can enterprise England and of Credit Issued In Hawaiian lumber market. many, building a ifornia and N. 91. Rothschild & Sons, the with warehouse and Captain Cutler has spent a number love affair as fnctors. The race of London. RftlNIER BOTTLING WORKS A Cal- of years guiding the Kllkitat back and two young American builders to com- TIMES Correspondents: The Hank of DAY U'0 ifornia, (Jommcrcinl Banking Co. of forth between Port Gamble and Hono- plete their undertakings In spite of the AGENTS FOR HAWAII. 1 Unequalled Sydney, Ltd., London. lulu. Water front men claim to be difficulties under which they labor In laying wagers that the old barkentlne strange countries, makes very good PHONE WHITE 1331 I Drafts and cable transfers on China will adopt the tactics of a frisky bronco outcome Is thorough Clxicago reading, nnd the ' - and Japan through the Hongkong & re- O. BOX 617. 1 when she gets down the coast and ly satisfactory. P. The Only Double Track Railway be- Trips- Shanghai Banking Corporation and fuse to be headed south. The Kllki- Short Chartered Ban!: of India, Australia tween the Missouri River and Chicago tat undoubtedly holds the record for HAAVAII'S BANNER. THREE and China. of voyages by a sail TRAINS D.AILY Via th FOR on term deposits at the number made 24. Interest allowed ing and a SA NFRANCISCO, Juno There Southern Pacific, Union Pacific and following rates per annum, viz.: vessel between the sound In De the single port. ' were two bnnners view when the Chicago and Northwestern Railways. Seven days' notice,' at 2 per cent. mocratic delegates left for St. Louis. 3 per cent. Overland Limited. Vestlbuled. Leave Travellers Three months, at One In and gold bore the Inscrip- 3 per cent. CHINESE APPEAL CASES. blue San Francisco at 10 a. m. The most Y Six months at :"CallfornIa, 1904. Delegates to Twelve months, 4 per cent. tion Luxurious Train In the world. Electric at Young Hln, Wong Tai, Wong Wah, Democratic National Convention. St. Chu Lung Chee, Chu Chee, Chu Kou, lighted throughout. Buffet smoking TRUST DEPARTMENT. Louis." The other banner came from cars mortgages. Young Lin, Young Chong, Lam Tai, time, as It with barber and bath, bookloven Tourists who wish to see the wind- -' Act as Trustees under Hawaii, but not for the first library, dining cars, standard Manage estates (real and personal). Chu King, Lam Sun, Lee Wo, Chan was exhibited at Kansas City, Mo., In and ward side of Molokal, with Its wonder- Sin, Lung Yee, Compartment sloping cars and obser- ful cliffs, deep gulch-- s val-- 1 Collect rents and dividends. Wing, At Sun, Chan 1900. To the old inscription: "Kansas and fertile vation cars. Less than three days ys, -, Valuable Papers, Wills, Bonds, Etc., Chun Hang, Hln York, Lee Chin, See City, 1900," the words "St. Louis, 1904," tt with the most unique and beau- safe-keepin- g. Chicago without change. received for Sing Su Song nnd Chal Lep Sing have have been added. The banner of the tlful prospects on every hand, should Express. Like-lik- e. ACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT. filed a writ of error against the de Hawaiian delegation presents this pro- Eastern Vestlbuled. Leavei take the trips on the new steamer lAudltors for Corporations and Pri- cision given Against them by District found axiom: "Ua Mau Keea, Opa San Francisco at 6 p. m. Through Around Molokal In '"yllght with vate Firms. Magistrate Hall of Hamakua Island of Anla," whioh means that the life of Standard and Tourist Sleeping cars to night run to .ahalna the ancient capl-to- l. Hamm-Youn- g Chicago. Books examined and reported on. Hawaii In favor of the Von the land Is established In righteous- Dining cars. Free recllnlm Statements of Affairs prepared. Compuany and the Honokaa Su- ness. m mi ii m chair cars. Trustees on Bankrupt or Insolvent company. Atlantic Express. Sailings, Monday at 5 p. m., gar Vestlbuled. Leavei Tuesday night. Estates. The same Chinese "with the addition San Francisco at 9 a. m. Standard and Orace, 924 Bethel Street. Chronic Diarrhoea. For several yejrs of Chu Chee have also appealed from been Tourist sleepers. Wednesday at 5 p. r. ., returned Fri SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Judgements given by Magistrate Hall during the summer months I have Personally subject to looseness of the bowels, Conducted Excursloni day night. Deposits received and Interest allow- In favor of Haokfeld & Co., and the Pachecos Wednesdays, Thursdays Fridays 4V4 quickly ran Into a vary bad and steamer, ed at per cent per annum, In accord- Honokaa Sugar Company. which The best of everything. New all deek atereoms, ance with Rules and Regulations, diarrhoea and this trouble was fre- airy and commodious. accompanied severe pain copies of which may be obtained on TENDERS FOR A BRIDGE. quently with Dandruff - application. and cramps. I used to call on doctors K. RITCHIB, Full particulars nt Wllder's Steam- The' following tenders have been sub my It so regulnr GeneralI. Agent, Pacific Coast. s'llp Company office. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. for trouble but became CHICAGO mitted to the Department of Public a summer affliction that In my search Killer AND NORTHWESTERN 'Agents for FIRE, MARINE, cl-a- n LIFE, Works for the construction of a con for relief, I became acquainted with Keeps thi scalp and free from RAILWAY. 'ACCIDENT AND EMPLOYERS' LIA- crete abutment and the removal of an 817 Market St.. (Palace Hotel), Sas BILITY INSURANCE COMPANIES. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarr- dandruff and is cooling to fever- old bridge at Aleamni, South IUlo: hoea Remedy, which proved so effective ed and aching heads. Francisco, Insurance Office, 924 Bethel Street" William Fernandez, bridge $2709, and so prompt that I came to rely ex- abutment $10 cubic foot, time 45 days. clusively upon It, and what also hap- Sold by all Druggists and at the 8. $2744, There Is a plan on foot to model Kojima. J. A, Aheong, bridge abutment pily surprised mo was while It al- Union Barber Shop. that President Roogevelt In butter. oc- $11 cubic foot, time 90 days. most Instantly relieved the onmps nnd Tel. Main 232. It Impoiter and Dealer In curs to us that there Is enough Btrenu-ou- s A. A. Wilson, bridge $2030, abutment stopped the diarrhoea, It never caused LIQUORS, (COMPANY, LTD.) $14 cubic foot, time 50 days. Bring: butter already. Kansas City Jour- constipation. I always take a bottle of in a Classified or Want ad nal. JAPANESE r.lOVISION M. bridge $2293, Hnrt-mn- n, (Esplanade, cor. Allen and Fort fits. L. Whltehouse, abut It with me when traveling. H. C. and receive Part I of the World's GENERAL MERCHANDISE ment $13 cubic foot, time 90 days. Anamosa, Iova, U. S. A. For AND PLANTATION er Fair Portfolio free. Want ads In Manufacturers of Soda Water, Gla-f- sale by nil dealers, Benson, Smith & Bring in a Classified or Want ad SUPPLIES ' Ale, Saraaparllla, Root Beer, Cream The Panama canal zpno Is to be ac Co., agents for Hawaii. Star cost 25 cents for three inser- Boda, Strawberry, and receive Part I of the World's Eta, Etc corded practically all the constitutional tions. No. 45 Hotol Street. ...Honolulu, Star cost 25 cents for three Irtser-Fa- lr T. H. rights and privileges of the United Want ada In the Star bring quick re- Twenty-flv- e ce..ts pays Is, Is to be governed by 2S Twenty-fiv- e Portfolio free. Want ads In for a Want States. That it sults. Three lines three tliws for cents pays for a Want Telephone A bargain. Executive order. New York World. 4 White IUL ad in the Btar. cents. ad in the Star. A bargain. tlons. P. O. Box MM. THE HAWAIIAN STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1904.

The Star, Classified Ads in Star. DAILY AND SEMI-WHEKL-

Ad J under "Situations Wanted," Ins-rl- ed free until further notice. Published every afternoon (except Sunday) by the Hawaiian Star News- -' . paper Association, Limited. Spiro RENOVAL NOTICE. GARDEN HOSE . SUBSCRIPTION RATES. In order that they could have larger "4 Cocal, per annum $ 8.00 and a more central location, the Hono- Anticipating the irrigating season we have imported a large stock lulu Foreign, " 12.00 of the , Payable in Advance. Employment Agency VERY JBET have moved to 1175 Alakea street near GARDEN HOSE OBTAINABLE. L. Hoogs, - . . . . , . Manager. Fjank ( Beretania, Phone 358, where they will . . Powder, be glad to see new customers as well as THURSDAY JULY 7, 1904 the old ones. Their registered list of THE ECTW PRICKS eligible people of all nationalities seek- WE ARE ABLE TO MAKE ARE SIMPLY PARALYZING. ing work is larger every day, and all greater day by day We are very hiu'clr gratified at the manner in which our readers have other facilities is for prompt service. Try them and be received the succpisive. numbers of "The Forest City" series of World's Fair convinced. Lawn Sprinklers in Great Variety Art Portfolios. Having undertaken this distribution principally through a desire to please them we are glad to know that they arc gratified; and the To Rent A New Invoice of the Favorite praise spoken bye those who have thus taken advantage of our offer leaves no THE LATEST IN nicely furnished rooms room for on tjils. point. And One or two doubt the Portfolios are certainly deserving of suitable for a couple. Two story build- commendation. The' views are the largest, choicest and best that it is pos- ing rear of German church, Beretania EDDY REFRIGERATORS sible to obtain. . Parts I, II and III now ready. Part IV ready Saturday. Avenue. Toilet Powders Made to Keep Things Cool and Economize ICE. Electrician. Jerome Hart, the California writer, has been traveling in Europe and is Geo. D. Jones 92? Fort Street near Murdererd writing to the San Francisco Argo- King. All kinds of electrical work naut, of which he is editor, some ac- It Is Guaranteed done. Piitiiii; com, Li "Railroaded" counts happen- of what he sees. He To Remove tha Foi Snlo mm ed in Lancashire on a day when (he Odor of Criminal Assize court was in session A magnificent building site on the Merchant Street two cases tin slope near Thurston ave- with murde'r its calendar and witnessed the amazing spectacle Punchbowl' of a court and jury disposing of both cases, evidence, arguments, charges, nue. Particulars at Star office. and all, in a single verdicts day, the court then and there pronouncing the Perspiration Building lot corner King and Kame- - death sentence in. each case. Hart was naturally astonished, being an khameha road. Palama terminus of MliHBIUIUTD.. Her'fc Is,' HUE American.' the way the first trial ended: Rapid Transit road. Apply at Star IE "The proceedings continued with absolutely no delay. Witness after wit- office. LIMIT It Relieves ness took the was interrogated briefly, cross-examin- briefly, stand, more Furnished ltooins To Let or not cross-examin- at all. Counsel for the defense and nrosecution snoke ECZEMA, PRICKLY HEAT, CHAF- t.sAn.r 'r 1. .1.1' a t . 1 1 1 .. 1 r i. a . Commission Merchants, uiicuj. iiv ii lauuci s Luuuaci I'icuucu iur u vciuiuiii ui muiisiuuKiucr, uu ING AND IS THE A nicely furnished front room. Mos- Importers and the ground thdt'accUsed was under the influence of drink. The judge in his quito proof and electrict light. 494 Bere- Sngnr Factors charge said tersely j that ..drunkenness was no defense. The jury, without tania near Punchbowl. Commission leaving their seats, returned a verdict of murder, and the man was sen- Best Foot Powder nerchants tenced to be hangbdJ judge was delivering sentence, 'While the the white AGENTS FOR widow of the murdered Mongolian broke forth into wild hysteric wailing, and was removed, ffom the room. As the echo of her screams resounded Month The Ewa Plantation Company. SOLE AGENTS FOR through the rotunda, the iudsre said, briefly: 'Call the next case.' " It Is a PURE. WHITE, ODORLEf S The Walalua Agricultural Co., Ltd In the next case; there were many witnesses, and the defense was that HARMLESS AND ANTISEPTIC DC- - TO The Kohala Sugar Company. Sugfcr Company. tne prisoner s minu was temporarily uisoruereu ay passionate jealousy. ODQRIZER. The Walmea Mill The extraordinary man on the bench didn't attempt to make an excursion nepaymen Smoking Tobacco The Fulton Iron Works, St. Louis, H Oil Company. into the depths of. psychology and make all the jurors experts on insanity: The Standard F. and 10c. packages. The Georgj F. Blake Steam Pumps. "His lordship said', briefly, from the evidence it was apparent that that the Weston's Centrifugals. had killed' deceased, and he saw no option for prisoner the that the jury but L The New Eugland Mutual Life Insur- a of 25 cents per Box to return verdict murder." Agents for ance Company of Boston. The jurors whiskered together in their box for a few moments and then MADE ON The AetLa Fire Insurance Company ol returned a verdict of wilful murder. The judge arose and put on the black BRITISH AMERICAN ASSURANCK Hartford, Conn. COMPANY, of Ontario. cap which is a grim feature of such a proceeding in these Toronto. The Alliance Assurance Company of courts of Great Britain, and tnen he sentenced the murderer to be hanged Real Estate DELAWARE INSURANCE CO. of London. until dead. This was on May 9. No appeal is allowed from a Crim- Philadelphia. in s inal Assize court of England, and on May 31 the murderer was executed m rising m a Liverpool jail. Two murderers tried and condemned "between the S. G. IRWIN & CO. and the setting of the sunt" APPLY TO AGENT. S FOR The comparison between American delays and British promptness is an FOKT old one, It has never been out more forcibly by Hart's pic STUEET Phoenix Savings, Building Western Sugar Kenning G'., SD but brought than Francisco, Cal. ture ui nub awe-inspiri- tuuri, aimusi aosuiuic 111 us puwer uuu iium 11s And Loan Association Baldwin Locomotive Works. Philadel- utter independent, irl View of the life appointment of the judge, holding a phia, Pa. respect that no judge who periodically descends to a canvass for votes for , Building, Honolulu. Newell Universal Mil! Co., Manufac- ' Judd can ever San Francisco has just completed a trial for turers of National Cane Shredder. maintain. united States more this year than po- - K. CAMPBELL, Cashier. " New York, N. Y. a murder committed six years ago and has not finally disposed of the case liticlans. Here, H. E. POCOCK, Agent. for Instance, is a table General Ridiculously Parafflne Paint Company, San Francis--' yet, for the record is "going up" to a court which will search carefully for giving the .estimated destruction done co C&l. "error," warranting a retrial. In Oahu jail are half a dozen murderers, buss tnls 'ear: Ohlandt & Co., San Francisco, Cal. Clnchbug $100,000,000 Low Prices old while courts ponder niceties of legal diction and doctrine which Pacific OH Transportation Co., San growing Grasshopper 90 000 000 Francisco, Cal. from a common sense "point of view have nothing to do with the crimes Hessian fly soiooolooo charged. Some time during the coming year we are to begin a trial before Potato bug ' 8,000,000 Copper a jury of a murder.case.dating back to last August. Fire Insurance! ' ?ta?::::::::::::::::: IIZ'S B. F. DILLINGHAM CO., LIMITED, . 'Apple worm 10.000.000 m ," LIMITED Agents An interesting industry is reported Arm worm 10,000,000 General for I'wall Cabbage worm 5,000,000 Atlas Assurance Company of London. by Kuhlow's German Trade Review, Boll weevil (cotton) 20,000,000 Phoenix Assurance Company of Lon- ;: Fortunes Lying in the shape of a systematic search Boll worm (cotton) 25,000,000 Bichest Soil and don. Cotton worm 25,000,000 New York Underwriters Agency. Fathoms-tyee- p for wealth which lies at the bottom Pldte Providence Washington of ocean. Much treasure has Insurance the Total $303,000,000 Black Sand in Company. been discovered by Ureek divers in Phenlx Insurance Company of Brook- the employ of the Turkish Govern- - Town, For Sale lyn. Cuba Is to be congratulated on the ment, from the Russjan. admiral's ship sunk at Tcherman in 1777. success of her sugar crop. The amount Se Albert Raas, Manager The Russian vessel, 'Which sank in a depth of thirty fathoms, abounds in produced up to May 31 is reported as Cheap, e Us Insurance Department office Fourt pieces of gold and .silver. At first the divers paid attention to the former 1,012,269 tons. A continuance of grind- Floor, Stangenwald Building. ing Cards on a few estates may only, of which they found full sacks. These pieces are mostly single, double add a few At Once tons to this, but it is probable that it: and quadruple ducats. It has been announced that on the first shipment to will not be materially increased. The Constantinople, the1 divers obtained for their part 276,000 francs. The record crop of 1S94, to which this crop Printed on Short Notice The Pacific Hotel, closely approximates, yielded 1.054,21-- t daily work of the divers amounts to from 5,000 to 10,000 pieces of gold. LORD & BELSER, 1182 UNION tons. So far as quantity is concerned, STREET A special boat of, the .Admiralty, manned by officers of the Turkish navy Cuba Is now practically up to the point OPPOSITE PACIFIC CLUB. and by a government inspector, is stationed continually at this point. Each reached at the outbreak of war. M. PHILLIPS & CO., sack drawn from the water is registered, the pieces counted and a receipt About three-quarte- of the crop has nlready Wholesale Importers NEWLY given divers. of sea is been marketed. While prices H.F.WiCuiM&Go, FURNISHED ROOMS to the It appears that the bottom the strewn with havo hppn low. thpv Imvp nnf Vison .Ha. And Jobbers of silver pieces, which have the dimensions and the weight of French crowns astrous. Although none of the planters cscl lull AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN DRY of five francs. Besides this money, the divers have drawn up various other has made enough on his sugar to TOUT STItEET. GOODS The Best Resfuarani objects, gold and silver crosses, jewels, images, swords, canes, ill,le hlm t0 indulge in that prodigal 'expenditure which was the habit of ARRIVING. In especially an evangel, of which the binding of gold is ornamented with preci-- Corner of Fort and Queen Sts. the City many m earlIer days mMt Qf tnemvlll Thursday, July 7. .... ous stones of great value. come out with a modest margin. Some Stmr. Likelike, Napala, from Molokai Twenty-fiv- e cents pays'1 for a Want MRS. This is not the first time that such enterprises have been undertaken for will come out only about even, and and Maul ports at 6 a. m. with 31 bdls. ad in the Star. A bargain. HANA, Proprietor. purpose discovering ?ome wnose unreins are eaten up by hides, 17 empty wine casks, 20 packages the of T riches buried in the sea, but they have seldom . . . - . . - Interest on mortgages and high rates sundries. yielded the desired results. It would be difficult to give even a summary of interest on money borrowed to make Am. schr. Robert Lewers, UnderwouS of the innumerable, fortunes engulfed. Among others an English bark, which the crop may have reason to regret that 19 days from Laysan Island at 7:30 a. foundered in 1799 off the coast of Holland, had on board ingots of gold and they are even nominal owners of a ar silver valued at about thirty million francs, of which a very small part was estate. DEPARTING. On the whole, It Is the best year that Thursday, July 7. The Las ! recovered. The Royal Charter went down near the Moelfram with a cargo Cuba has had in a long time. The un Stmr. Likelike, Napala, for Jlolokai, Wee ( Positively worth twn millions rftei-Hn- The vrentest fortune enculfpil wns in Hii chin. fortunate conditions which have attend Maul and Lanat ports at G p. in. wreck of a French sailing vessel off the coast of Trafalgar. It carried a ton ed tre industry for many years have 1 Schr. Charles Levi Woodbury, Harris for Hllo at 10 a. m. and a half of gold' pl&es ,a,nd f,Ye tons of silver plates, whose destination was v the famous Cathedral of St Jean de Atalte. There were also a large number estate administration and in methods PASSENGERS. j Preparatory 'to our return to New nt 1007 a of precious stoneSf designed to embellish some relics contained in the cathe- - f cultivation have been enforced. New Arriving. the Premlsos. 7, 1031 Fort Street, we will close dral, as well as t6 'adorn1 various religious objects belonging to chevaliers of systems hve been adopted in many Per schr. Robert Lewers, July from this week the series of sales, Inaugurated while stances, and all eyes opened Laysan Island: Captain Max Schlem-me- r our temporary quarters. order and kept, tnitby jn Uieir chapeH have been at the tem 10 the advantage and the necessity of and 3 Jape. ' - 1 ' more businesslike conduct of thf mi cm Departing. The Lucky Day for this week has already been selected, and is deposited Of course no one ean suppose that the spread ruin and desolation over manylmHl and more economical methods in Per stmr. Likelike, July 7, for Mo- at Bishop & Company's Bank, in a Sealed Envelope, to be opened signers of the DeBlnration of Indepen- homes it: our land, tholr bllEhtlnir touch , the Held. lokai and Laual ports O. T. Boardman, on Mon say men The sugar output Waller party. dence meant to that all are has been felt In these Islands, and to of Cuba for the day, July 11. AH those who proauce within the week at and torn eo.ua! In a physical1 or' biological them must be attributed our present present season si ould mean about Per stmr. Likelike, July 7, from Mo- 1037 1031 ssnse. Even the,.oales which are state of ulmost financial bankruptcy." for the Island. New York Sun. lokai and Maul ports Mr. and Mrs. Fort street, their Cash Sale clucks for Cash Purchases made on that day, usually brought Jntp requlaltlon by William Anahu, Brother Joseph, Miss Will Receive Their Money Back. proud new parents 'promptly disprove The Sun pars that the Demnnrntln Rebecca Kahanul, Mrs. Woods, Mrs. proposition,, most of the The Associated Charities reports show nrvnn wm John Kaaaina and child, George Dunn, suah a and, factlona can bo united It Mr. The announcement signers of the document had model management of the work of the consent. Mr. Bryan's and 4 deck. of the Lucky Day will be Inserted In the newspaper If consent can't as weighed babies of thor flwn. association. Honolulu will compare be obtained Reems tn 119 nn sinnomnnt usual, rlso a notice will bo placed In the window of our original location, very favorably any FORECLOSURE SUIT. with other Amerl will be In order. Charleston Free Press the famous No. 10. i can community in the matter of pau- Petition for foreclosure of mortgage men1 Fbtirth-of-Jul- y As chairman of the national Repub- - This la your last chance, will you miss It? Who were the perism, but the city is with- was filed morning In Itrid' In 'rfilnd notivholly this behalf of Orator John Hughes' when out It. The suggestions in Judge I. "'OW greatest evil, will not be ns easy upon the trusts as Louisa Lalne of San Francisco The Lucky Day last we.ek was Friday, July 1st. he spoke as follows1. Dole's thoughtful address on Pauperism against M. D. Monsarrat of this city. You was George B. Cortelyou, the Secretary will however, Is the maonine i6tlclan. are worth tnklng up, If there Is enough The property, mortgaged on November What be the lucky .day this week? . all know him for he' is lfere; 'he camo of the Department of Commerce and of the evil here to warrant them and If Labor. At'nr ta Journal. 25th, 1898, to tho plaintiff, consists of with the plague, fho" leaf hopper and not, thoy may be well borne In mind for tho corner of street Buy every day and you are sure to hit It. hW the lot at Union other pests, and mtlJodB are as the future. amount In ques- eslrubllvo than and Adams lane. The but more Bring in a Classified or Want ail tion was $2,500 at 8 per cent. The plain- legislatures pun-ll- o thoe. he fills our and and receive Part I of the World's tiff claims that all of the principal and offices with tools "Suit Incompetents, Hawaii Is probably not much If at all Inscr-Fa- part of the Interest remain unpaid. mid hl partner the "ungodly rich cor- ahead of the rest of the country In ex- Star cost 35 cents for three ir They of penditures fighting pests. Portfolio free. Want ads lu E.W. & rupt them are twin demons for Insect It e Co., Twenty-fiv- Jordan cents pays for a Want Ltd destruction between thein, they have Is contended that bugs will coat the tions, ad In the btar. A bargain. TEMPORARY QUARTERS 1 137' FORT STREET. r TUB HAWAIIAN STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1904,

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tj THE STEAMERS KOREA, GAELIC LAHAINALUNA SCHOOL MAY GET SAY? THAT THE PRESENT PARTY Tract i AND SIERRA WILL ALL DEPART A NEEDED GRANT FROM THE ' HAS BEEN IN POWKTi T.nNro FOR SUMME All WEAR FROM' SAN FRANCISCO. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. ENOUGH.. Special cables 'to the local branch of Joseph D. Blcknell, who for some time SAN FRANCISCO. June 2 The Exa. House tots ForSale I the San Francisco Marino Exchange was on the staff of the Kamehameha miner says: Colonel C. P. Iaukea, James Even though they are only simple trow. $2 to $1.50 they wash skirts at announce that there has been a gen school In Honolulu, but who Is nt nre- - L. Coke and T. B. Lyons, three niem- - $1C5O.O0 I have a dash and stvle about them that elves them distinction. eral disarrangement In the schedules sent In Springfield Mass., has been tele- - .' bers of the Hawaiian delegation to the All good materials, well tailored and the very latest Btyles: of the mall steamers sailing from San graphed to by the Superintendent of Democratic National Convention at St. No Education offering him position on Louis .arrived yesterday morning on White' $2.25. fancy P. K., $2.50. Francisco this month. less than a P. K., White self trimmed, Whlto on the staff of school, the steamer Sierra from They three vessels will sail dates later theLahalnruna Honolulu. $5.00 Down, Balance on I Duck, extra quality, $2.00. White Linen, extra quality, $3.50. Brown than usual. Maui. The work that he is partlculary will leave- for St. Louis this morning Linen, $2.75. Brown Linen, embroidery trimmed, $2.85. Brown Linen The S. S. Korea will not leave San desired to take up will be In connection li. company with the California delega- - I Terms to Suit Purchasers 8 folds ar.d buttons, $3.00. Brown Linen trimmed with two rows'of wide Franclsco for Honolulu and the OrTent with the manual training. tion. until July 12. The sailing of the S. S. The department Is anxious to trans- - Another member of the delegation, luney Insertion, $4.50 . Gaelic which was scheduled for July 14, form the Xahalnaluna school into an Dr. Noblltt, left Honolulu last Friday had been postponed until July 16. The agricultural school at as early a date on the Korea. Upon his arrival he will For Further Particulars S S. S. hs possible as will be en proceed at once to St. Louis, ex- - Sierra due to leave San Francisco and such It and Inquire qt H Washable Neckwear for Honolulu, Pago Pago and the Colo- titled to a grant of $25,000 from the pects to be there In time for the con nies, today, will not depart until to federal government. The matter Is al- vention. The two remaining members morrow. ready the' subject of correspondence be- of the delegation, Judge Galbralth, who Stylish stocks 35c and 40c. Four-ln-han- d ties, embroidered, at 33c. The Korea will arrive here July 18, tween SUDerlntendent Atkinson and Dr. holds the proxy of Senator Palmer BERRY Embroidered Golf sets, collar and ties, at 65c a ret. Fine assortment the Gaelic, July 23, and the Sierra Harris who has charge of educational,; Woods, and a. D. Easton, are already m MIHE week todnv. Washington D. C. the East. The delegation (roes turn-ov- er from affairs at instruct of collars. or in nnof Ifa V " r - Xl'llllnm HnM. TMlflT in I I d'olph Hearst for President of the !,!! LTD. NORMA L SCHOOL JEW FOOK UP United States. Mil I Colonel laukfi will In all probability be chosen chairman of the delegation. Cor. Fort and He Is a splendid stamp of the native I SftGHS' DRY GOODS GO., LTD., Beretania Ste. PLANS READ! AGAINST IT Hawaiian. Tall, erect, with clear com- Corner Fort ml I plexion nnd coal-blac- k hair, It is hard Merchant Streets M U twenty-tw- o to believe hp has a son j years of age. He Is a resident of OF CON NEW BUILDING WILL BE WILL BE CHARGED WITH FRAUD Honolulu and Is prominent In politics CRETE, BRICK AND TERRA COT-- ., jONi THIS ARRIVAL AT SAN on- the island of Oahu. He expects to be the Democratic candidate for Con- NACHUR MAN'H RETURN. TA AN PLACE. FRANCISCO FROM HONOLULU. gress this fall, and this means election. SAN FRANCISCO, June 28. E. W. If his predictions of the coming reign of Darling, known as the "Nature llan," 1 Plans for the new Normal School have Immigration inspector Bechtel receiv Democracy In the Islands are fulfilled. was a passenger from Honolulu uti the amara ed by today's mall San "We are looking forward with zest Ho steamer Sierra, arriving today. He waB been completed by the architects, work from Dickey & Newcombe and are now un- Francisco .regarding the Chinese Jew the St. Louis convention," said Colonel convicted In the island el'ty ot being a. IIQUOR DEAIBRS der examination by the Superintendent Fook, who was deported to San Fran- - Iaukea upon his arrival. "We are going vagrant, but sentence Was suspended in Corner Merchant and Alakea Streets. of Public Works. The site for the new Cisco yesterday on the Alameda. there to vote for Mr. Hearst for Pesl- - order to permit him to depart from the glad-Chine- school Is' on Alapai above the appears from the statement of dent, and we are going to do that se shores of the Hawaiian Islands. Dar- street It - de Turk Wines, pumping station. The plans show a Inspector Charles Mahan of IV. We are going- to vote for Mr. ling went about the Btrccta of Honolulu I represents prln-bulld- White Seal Champagne, qts. and pts., three story building with concrete San Francisco, that the local Inspectors Hearst because he the clad only In an undershirt and a pair of foundations and base thebalance being better than they knew, when clples of Democracy as we view them short trousers. European Wines and Brandies, of brick and terra cotta. The struc- they held up Jew. Instead of being in the Islands. When Darling first arrived at Hono Bulldog Brand Stout and Ale, ture Is of handsome design a particular the man be claimed, Jew was an en- - "In the first place, we want a change lulu It was thought ho would not expe- A. B. C, Budweiser, Pacific, Rainier and Primo Beers, feature being the provision made for tlrely different Individual. He was of administration. It is the general rience much difficulty In securing con- plenty of light. It will qontaln sixteen admitted at San Francisco by prac- - feeling with us that an element has verts and he is said in fact to have In qts. and pts. rooms Including a library, principal's Ulclng a fraud on the Inspectors, so the had control of things long enough. Our come with the idea of getting tho na- ofilce and assembly room each of these letter from Nnspector Mahan stated. people are dissatisfied with the way tives to form colonies away from the sepa- things going on. Telephone Main 492. P. O. Box 664 being both large and lofty. In a Jew was an entirely different Individual nre If there was ever cities and live unadorned In nuture'3 rate one story building 'the manual from the man he claimed. ' a time in the political history of Hawaii garb. But the Hawaiian did not take training school will be located. Tne He' was held up here because he had when the feeling ran In favor of Demo kindly to this doctrine and refused to BY AUTHORITY arrangements for the proper ventila- not the necessary papers from the Chl- -' cratic supremacy, that time Is now. Ana follow the teachings of the Nature Man, ATHLETE OOLE tion of the building have been well nese Bureau at San Francisco, permit I really think the next election will preferring to clothe himself whenever NEW ROAD, 22 AliLE, OLAA, HA- - looked after as have the sanitary af- ting him to come to Honolulu. The show it. Mr. Hearst in our opinion, near civilization. The trip ot the Na to will fall of Honolulu represents true principles of Dem- WAII, T. H. fairs. The building will be a credit Chin Je out the the ture Man and hlB attempt to establish the city. frying pan into the San Francisco fire ocracy. He Is for defense of the rights Nature colonies was a failure. ATST, LOUIS now, for he will be prosecuted on a of the people rs against organized cap- Proposals will be received at the of- The Nevadan was off port at daylight charge of attempting to practice a ital, for one thing, and that Is a great this morning. fraud against the immigration laws. thing with us. A fice of the Supt. of Public Works, Ho- would to OOP EOF ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIP CON- "We like see Mr. Hearst nolulu, until 12 o'clock m. of July 23, elected President of the United States. 1904, for constructing 11,000 feet of Pro- TESTS AT WORLD'S FAIR RESULT It would be a great thing for the peo- ple of the Hawaiian Territory. posed 22 mile road, Olan, from Volcano IN HIS TIEING FIRST PLACE. HIGH" FINANCE 110x00, KONA'S "Before this time the two political Road to Station Olaa, Hawaii. LOW faction In Hawaii have been the Re- Plan3 and specifications are on file at ST. LOUIS, June 23. Although the publican and the Home Rule parties, the office of the Asst. Supt. of Public Olympic College athletic championships the latter a native organization. Dur- SUIT BROUGHT BY A VICTIM OP c, ing months, owing to Works, Honolulu, and with E. E. Rlch-ards- held today under the auspices of the PRIZE the last three the ONE OF THE BIJ TRUST PRO- Agent Department World's Fair Olympic games early de- Hearst boom and the principles Mr. of Public E. Hearst-- represents, Hawal-lan- s MOTERS. veloped into struggle supremacy the native - a for LEADS ALL OTHERS. IN INTERNA- R Works,- Hilo, Hawaii, copies of which F 'co'mlng De- J. been over to 'the between Chicago and Princeton univer- have support, present indica- will be furnished intending bidders on sities, the competition between the ath- TIONAL COMPETITION AT SAN mocratic and NEW YORK, Junc"25. Charfrtiig con- tions point to a successful campaign receipt of $5.00 which sum will be re- letes representing those colleges was FRANCISCO. "JOE" COHEN SAYS HE WILL spiracy among high financiers to de- so spirited that the largest srowd that for the Democratic party next fall. turned to bidder after he has deposited START A STEAMER TO COMPETE my fraud the investing ,p,ublt, Mrs. Ben- has yet attended an athletic event ort "I learn since arrival here that jamin Wood, who his bid and returned the plans and the Republican party curtailed Hawai- boughT20r shipyard the World's Fair grounds was amply SAN FRANCISCO, June 28. The In- FOR PASSENGER BUSINESS. trust bonds, today brought suit in Nas- specifications. Chi- Fish-Stor- y ian representation nt Its national con- repaid for braving the hot sun. ternational Association of sau county against son-in-la- w, vention to two votes. This act alone, J. P. Morgan's Proposals must bet submitted on blank cago won the championship and the Prevaricators held a meeting last night Herbert L. Satterlee,, and others 3637 SAN FRANCISCO, June 29. J. C. In my opinion, will defeat the Republi- forms, which will be furnished by the Walton B. Steven3 silver trophy, with at Powell street, and awarded the for the $193,000 the bonds cost her. She a total of 70 points, defeating Princeton annual prize to the ranchers at Kona, Cohen la planning to put a new pas- can party in Hawaii; and it Is to be says Asst. S,Upt. of Public Works and enclos- senger hoped St. she bought the bonds because of by 10 points. The score follows: Hawaiian Islands. steamer into service between the Democratic leaders at direct personul to dp so ed in a sealed envelope, endorsed "Pro- Honolulu, proposes Luois will not be so shortsighted as to advice given to Michigan Agricultural College, 6; This was the story which gained and the Coast. He her sister, Mary E. Mayflcld, by Mr. 11,000 Pro- re- to make a round trip cabin rate, be- follow the example of their political posal for building feet of University of Illinois, 6; .Colgate Col- honor for the Islands, and It was Satterlee, in the office of the Trust com- 22 lege, 5; Leland Stanford University, ceived only a short time before the tween Honolulu and the Coast of $100. opponents." posed mile Road, Olaa, Hawaii, T. Jr. cordially pany of the Republic of which he was 4. meetings being the very last one en- "The people of Honolulu have been Delegates Coke and Lyons a. H." passenger to Indorsed expressed by then director. In the pole vault, N. E. Dole, Leland tered In the competition: asking for lower rates the the esentlments She copy .of Each, proposal must contain the full says Cohen. I can give Colonel James L. Coke Is an had received a the now Stanford Jr. University, and H. L. Through all the months of May and coast," "Well Iaukea. Notorious fraudulent up ago, them rates. I have the Oregonlnn by birth, but has spent most ndvcrtlScment of name of the party or parties making the Moore, Princeton, tied for first; A. W. June, to a week the ranchers In the lower June 14, 1902,. and sent steamer, first class In every respect. of his" young life In the Hawaiian Isl- her sister to same and must be accompanied by a Clark, Chicago, third. Height, 11 feet the Kona region have been finding their verify from the actual promoters of the 9 cows running drv, strangely out of sea- I have all the arrangements made. Now ands. He Is an attorney-at-la- prac- certified check of 5 of the amount of Inches. Dole and Moore divided first trust the statements made Jn it. points. son and without apparent cause. Fears It is up. to the people of Honolulu. If ticing at Wailuku, in' the Island of Maul y, and second She alleges Staid proHpectus the proposal, payable to C. S. Hollo-wa- really they will Is one of the most popular young "that was of some new disease were entertained they want lower fares He delivered to plaintiff's Superintendent Works, study a chance to prove It. The round men In the Islands. T. B. Lyons Is a sister, Mary E. of Public and so experts were engaged to have Mnyileld, in tho Com- be $100. they want this young Hawaiian. He, too, the otllccof Trust as surety that If the proposal be ac- E the supposed malady. The health of trip rate will If handsome pany of PARKER CS rate, they will have a chance a resident of Wailuku and was elect- the Republic, whgre she had cepted a contract will be entered into. the animal seemed to be exceedingly reduced is been sent by plaintiff ,to Inquire con good. Upon observing that only the now by supporting the new enterprise." ed Supervisor at the last general elec- proposal win do enieriainea un- - by largest vote given any can- cerning said bonds and thel'c.aeslralill- - ro The Parker ranch case again engaged cows that grazed along the seashore CHARLES L. RHODES. tion the Ity as an plaintiff by unac- didate on either ticket. Investment after had less made on blanks furnished the the attention of Judge Gear at this were affected In the startling read said - morning's session of court. THE RICHARDSON CASE. When the three Hawallans left Ho- advertisement. Asst. Supt. of Public Works and deliv- his There countable manner, the Investigators "That prospectus waM was the array legal gang pirates Two new moves were made today In nolulu a large number of residents saw said delivered ered at the office of the Superintendent u"a' of. tal?nt concluded that a of shore as aforesaid In the prescnco'of de present and the arguments were.of the were stealing milk Accordingly, the case of C. A. Holloway, Superinten- them off. The government band took the 12 the fendant, Herbert L. Se'tterlee, who di- of Public Works previous to o'clock , so against Edward part In the demonstration of leave tak- usual ab3truse nature which is much armed watchmen were secreted In the dent of Public Works rected the attention of, said M.iry E. m. on the day specified. j to average capture Vivian Richardson and his bondsmen. ing. Greek the layman. The grazing district to discover and Maylleld particularly to tho right phase of the ease reached was argu- The Attorney General has given notice statements The Superintendent reserves the the thieves. In said prospectus, on CO - per ment on to of motion to strike out the demurrer of J; th to reject any or all bids. the demurrers the petition The thieves at last were found, but sonnel of the United of S. Low flying-fis- h. fisTi F. one of defendants of dlr&MHffltIu' J. as next friend qf the minor, they proved to be The John Colburn NEVADAN E y, ap- - C. S. HOLLOWAY, 30 on It was States Shipbul.d'ngyiWp us Annie Thelma K. Parker, for authority came ashore at night, flying In schools June last the ground that - italization, bonded debt, largr- oarn-pan- ie Superintendent of Public Works to sell real estate, the property of the so large that entire herds were robbed not flled twenty days after service of process. attorney has flled ings of the subsldary atnt Honolulu, July 5th, 1904. said minor. of the milk In a very short space of Colburn's Ions a to the default en- the fact that the nine wf said Those who demurred to the petition time. The story Is supported by the motion set aside WITH UITER MAIL Undo en, ngalnst on July 6 bonds had been the s.i id were Mrs. Elizabeth A. Knight, mother old natives of the island, who say that tered Colburn because L. 30 Herbert Setterleo t ng Indui e MEET1XU. of the minor, who Is represented by by ilying-fls- h there had been on file since June a (JUAltTEKLV J. such depredations the said Mary E. Mayfleld, 0 wast' ting J. Dunne and A. W. Carter, represented of as days drmurrer to the declaration of the i were heard as far back the STEAMER ARRIVES THIS MORN- as plaintiff s agent, tc vest in said C. BREWER & CO., LTD. by A. A. Wilder, who Is at present the of Captain Kldd. plaintiff. guardian bonds, falsely and reck sly ranresent- - of Annie T. K. Parker. J. A. "But they didn't keep cows as long ING FROM SAN FRANCISCO to m- - Notice Is hereby given the regu- Mngoon ed them be a pafo d destlble that appears for Low. ago as that," argued one man who ENGLISH AS SHE IS WRIT. ,tao, .1 ant quarterly meeting of the sharehold- days SAILS TODAY. lar The matter was taken under advise- heard an oldest inhabitant tell of the Upon the arrival here a few r! ers of C. Brewer & Co., Ltd., will be ago That the statements' said Herbert ment. previous Instance. of the llrier Coptic, Dr. Irones, the L. knowju. held at the ofilce of the Company In Ho- ship's surgeon, resigned the com- Satterlee, who was by tho "Of course not," coincided the aged from The S. S. Nevadan arrived this morn- plaintiff to be the of J. P. nolulu on Tuesday, July 12th, 1904, at 10 DROWNED IN THE BREAKERS. Islander. "The flying flsh got so bad pany's service for the purpose, he de- ing on Francisco, with a. time from San Morgan, a prominent bankcf'nnd finan- o'clock m. Ynmada Tatsugura a Japanese fisher- there wasn't any money In keeping clared of engaging In the practice of four days later mall. The vessel en- E. F. BISHOP, man was doctor's' cier, then of high standing, were com- drowned in the breakers off them." his profession ashore. The countered pleasant weather during her plaintiff Secretary. the entrance to the harbor morning on Coptic, who for municated to and believed in this Chinese servant the passage, which was in contrast to her and relied upon by plaintiff. Honolulu, July 5th, 1904. about 8 o'clock. Ho was evidently asleep some years looked Irones' Kahu-lu- has after experience on the up trip from l AVood bought b'&nds In his sampan and the boat drifted Into room, his clothes, his bath and his Mrs. her on June KAUAI CELEBRATED when she met nothing but rough 19, 1902. paying 97 Thto gives her th NOTICE. the breakers and was capsized. The comfort generally, does not approve seas. body has not been, recovered. leaving. He wrote the distinction of. being the very first vic- of the medico's brought Honolulu C60 promoters doctor th following letter, which The vessel for tim of the anCt shows that II ECUT HIS THROAT. tons of general freight and a large she paid the hlglip's't price afwhich thp Mr. G. MIddledltch, No, 58 Young THE FOURTH speaks 'or Itself: 1,000 I. Oscar Tackstiom one of the stragglers JUL! you go ship. number of hogs. She has about bonds ever sold. The allegations in her Building, holds my special power of at- What thing makee leave vess-- from the revenue cutter Thetis tried to go spend all tons of freight for Kahului. The complaint are very much, like those in torney for the collection of my ac- All time you shore, makee Saturday commit suicide early this morning at money place Blmeby you makee will not sail for Kahului until other suits by other victims. counts, during rhy absence frofh the one delay port Is due Fisher's lodging house Queen street by HORSE RACES, BASEBALL GAMES stay all time. What thing! afternoon. Her in this Territory. shore side S. S. Nobrnskan Is cutting himself In the throat with a AND MINSTREL SHOW GO TO You to plenty bloke. to the fact that the BODY WASHED AGAINST ROCKS catchem to 5 o'clock for DR. GEO. W. BURGESS. razor. The man did not die nnd was you go catchee gov- sail this afternoon at drowning a MAKE DAY ENJOYABLE. "More better Kahului to load 2,150 tons of sujav for News of the of Chinese 1904. removed to the ueen's Hospital. Ho ernment pigeon. Catchee planty money In Kalepa Gulch, Maul Inst month, was July 5th, Delaware Breakwater. The Nebraska .1 may recover. no much work have got, all same man brought by the last malF. Aklu was was to sailed for Maui last night s Kauai celebrated the Fourth of July come aboard San Francisco side, ma- have the name of man. 60 Is was delayed. She goes first to Kn. tho He NOTICE. We now learn that Judge Parker last Monday. Business about the Isl- kee look Chinaman. Suppose ship come but years of age. No one saw the drowning" In height, weighs 196 pounds, hulul and thena round to Kaanapull. six feet was suspended. At Walmea the one day. No ship every day. circumstantial-evidenc- e and catchee 2,150 place. nnd only oil nnd is of enormous strength. That's biggest was held, although thing." Call. She will take tons at each To All Whom It May Concern: celebration What go to Hllo. this score, was secured. The body f different. Judge Parker needn't talk Llliue had exercises. She does not lying on Notice is hereby given that I will not Tele- the deceased was founil the unless he wants to. New York game of Ll- a candidate Captain Burnhnm the superintendent 30. be responsible for any debts contracted There was a baseball at The attempt to nominate beach June The tody had evident- gram. Ku-pa- a to n studied of the American-Hawaiia- n company ar- my my con- liue between teams from Llliue and who declines talk looks like ly been washed against tho rocks by In name without written won. Bryan's over- rived here yesterday for an Inspection sent. In which the former nine effort to make Colonel tho waves for brulsrs and ;uts about Bring in a Classified or Want ad At Walmea, Walmea's team defeated throw as humiliating as possible. Kan- of the affairs of the company. He will the lower part of tno Temnlns, were H. C. MOSSMAN. a couple of weeks in the Island?. ' and receive Part I of the World's Kekaha. In the tug of war at the sas CItv Journal. remain noticed. None of those mnrks had Honolulu, July 2nd, 1904. won Is given tp re- The S. S. American sailed yesterdoy Fair Portfolio free. Want ads In same place the Kekaha team from In London credence the the appearance of having been mulcted Walmea and the Hanapepe team de- port that the Philippines have been sold from Seattle for Honolulu. The next by foul means. The fiod'y had lieen In Bring in a Classified or Want ad Star cost 25 cents for three Inser- feated the team from the steamer to Japan and yet It Is not disputed that steamer to follow her will be the Ha- water several days before discover- August the and receive Part I of the World's tions. the United Sates are friendly to tho Mi- waiian due to sail from Seattle ed. A verdict of necltfonlnl drowning races nnd 1. Both will load sugar for Delaware free. Want ads In There were horse and foot kado. Detrolt Free Press, was returned by tho coroner's Jury. Fair Portfolio various other sports during the nftei-no-on Russian soldiers would be Incited to Bfenkwnter. cents for three Insen Wnnt nds In the Stnr bring quljk rer Star cost 35 suits. Three lines threo times for 25 and In the evening a minstrel desperate fighting It the Japanese war Twenty-flv- o conn pn.vs for a Want among pay once. Hons. . cents. show. cartoons could be scn(tard them Star Want ads at ad In the Star. A bargain, . 7 mx. THE HAWAIIAN STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 104

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I havo used theso medicines in 6tish Union different )arts of the world, both for myself latter part of June In concert. Company of Edlnbu.gh. and my patients. I havo lad great success :: In- - WHiwrfmlna of -- a'agdeburg General with them, especially in cases of nervous prostration, Impuro blood, skin diseases, and entrance Company. weakening illnesses in general. I most 5 E. 0. HALL & SOU, LTD, JLSMace Marine and General Assurance heartily recommend theso medicines to all of London. sufferers from any of tlio above-name- d dis- to.--" Oa., Ltd. tressing complaints." gfesr In. arance Company oi Llver- - - 5v:::fe:Mv;::tv. SKHfiwice Assurance Compa.v of Lon- AVER'S Wcsester German Insurance Company HAIIT & CO., LTD Sarsaparilia THE ADVANTAGES The EUtr Ice Cream Parlors. There aro many Imitation Sarsaparlllas. Chocolates and Confectlonj llo sure you got "Ayer's." Aycr's euro constipation. Sugar-coate- CEMENT ROOFiNG Ece Cream and Water Ices rills Bakery Lunch. mild, but effective. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ajer Co., Lowell, Mm., V. S. A. IE FINEST RESORT IN IE ffi RULES FOR THE Tin, Iron and Steel Roofing IT CANNOT RUST. CORRESPONDENTS Gases, fumes, moisture, coal soot and smoke cannot Injure or effect cement roofing. Do 1'ou Need Is application over uneven surfaces, such as old The follow'ng are copies Jap- private letters, telegrams, etc.), must It better adapted for of the roof3, obviating the expense of removing the same. anese army regulations press corre- be Inspected by the supervising officer shingles or metal It for storm, nor create any noise from rain falling up- union r3Cific spondents, sent to the New York World before sending. The supervising officer, will not rattle from wind and In cement roofing are Rugs by its correspondent William Dinwid- Inspecting correspondence on It. The materials used the best of after such It will keep the building wanner In dle, who was a military prisoner In shall seal (if enveloped) and stamp heat and cold known, therefore winter In a Chiimmiio for some time:. "passed Inspection" upon the envelope, and cooler summer than metal roof. mJ Samples particulars malle ( on request. .Railroad jFor Your Kjoor? Art. 1. All the press correspondents the note paper, or the telegraph appli- and full with this army shall act according to cation paper, and then give It back to SUGGESTS these regulations. , Its sender. Art. 2. The general affairs concerning The name of the correspondent and of HB press correspondents shall be under the the press he represents must always be Theo. D '9 management of Adjutants, and their written on, the envelope or the front Oorrxf or t 'supervision and the Inspection of their page of the report. jiivirTjiiJo There'll never be a better correspondence shall be under the Staff Art. 9. Correspondence without the Agents chance than this to get service- Department. Inspector's stamp Is not allowed. Sole fou the Hawaiian Islands Lodging and subsistence of press cor- Art. 10. Correspondence In a foreign "STBir69 dally through cars, able handsome rugs for little trains first respondents In may In request- money. the .ield shall be directed language some case be atll oeoond class to all po'nts. by the Quartermaster. ed to accompany Its Japanese transla- Hardware Department rates take effoct soon. Write First come the blue Art. 3. Press correspondents shall ba tion, or the kind of language to be used and white Japanese cotton rugs commanded by the supervising ollicer, may be limited. In strikingly pretty designs. obey the orders of this Amy headquar- Art. 11. Correspondents must pay ters, according to particular to following well luck well In and act the Instruc- attention the They wear and tions given by it. Items: any room. Art. 4. Press correspondents should 1. Things liable to disturb the public U R .SF. Booth, These, with all the others are look and behave decently,, and should peace or to dispirit the troops should O LINE General Agent. spread upon the floor in the store never do anything disorderly. not be written. 5. 1. Only past may scythat you judge Art. Press correspondents should the facts of the be adjoining, can take care not to do anything harmful to written In regard to the actions of San Francisco to Chicago the effects. (WITHOUT CHANGE). "Ho. 1 Montgomery Street, the troops and never enter the office troops and never the things to happen Next come the 'Chinese mat- rooni3 nf the headquarters. in future or of mere supposition. Ban Francisco. ting rugs In a variety of colors Art. 6. When thought necessary by 3. Strength of our troops, their num- OILED ROAD BED ALT, THE WAY th" Army headquarters, press ifcrres-ponden- ts bers, their locations, and the time patterns makes choos- and and that may be attached to some of place of dispatching correspondence STANDARD AND TOTTRI-- T SLEEPERS DAILY ing easy. Beautiful Is the true the Army's detachments. In which case must not be written, unlesB It Is allow- description for these with durable-a- press correspondents shall be com- ed by the supervising officer. 12. dded. manded by the commander of that de- Art. One representative shall be Traveilers Agree tachment or by the supervising ollicer chosen each among the Japanese and Come take a look. This is the and obey his orders. the foreign correspondents. These rep- THAT largest shipment ever received Art. 7. Press correspondents shall not resentatives are to go between the here and they're all fresh and go about In the battlefield except at the headquarters and the correspondents In new. time and place shown by the supervis- regard to matters concerning the cor- ing officer or the detachment command- respondents In general. Also a large stock of Chinese Overlaii er. 13. These regulations are to be apply-e- d t and Japanese mattings. Art. S. All the correspondence of press to the Interpreters and servants of Trade Mark. correspondents (Including the.r reports, press correspondents.

IS YOUNG GIRL WITH DOWIE 'Quickest, Finest, Best (Continued from page one.) A Train that Supplies day before Stopping en route at Los Angeles, also "THE PETRIFIED FORESTS" All Demands the Lucania sailed, for the reason that no London hotel would and the "GRAND CANTON OF ARI ZONA." I receive him, Dowie fulminated against all reporters during the entire voyage. Chicago II. Dowie's presence on board was unknown to many passengers until the To St. Louis or I I.jiXiitCcL first night out. In the smoking-roo- a cloud of cigar smoke was rising World's Fair Dates from Sau Francisco: 3 and the cards were being shuffled when figure DAYS the of 13-1- IN the fat little prophet 4, from San Francisco. July August 177 SOUTH KING STREET. appeared in the doorway. A black skull cap covered his head and his black September October ELECTRIC LIGHTS robes were long and flowing. READING LAMPS, "Stinkpots, connivers with the imps of darkness, stop!" he howled. SPECIAL RATES. CLUB CARS-A- LL The players arose, amazed. San Francisco to St. Louis' and Return $ 67.50 GOOD TIINGS San Francisco to Chicago 72.50 Then began a flowing of "billingsate" that shocked passengers. and Return the One San Francisco to New York and Return 107.50 of the players quietly arose, shoved the hoary-haire- d man out of the door- San Francisco to Boston and Return 108.50 Pacific way and locked the door. Outside, undaunted, Dowie howled himself Call on agent of Railroad Lines at Win. G. Irwin & Co. utan The next smoking-roo- m . breathless. evening the frequenters were prepar- I ed. Dowie came to the door about 8 o'clock. Information Bureau YESTERDAY'S PROCEEDINGS. 613 Market "You are all going to perdition, you stinkpots, you creatures of perdition, Stret, ST. LOUIS, July The San Francisco. IS stop! I, Elijah, I say stop!" 7. convention met yesterday and listened to the speech of chairman Williams, appointed committees and adjourned until Ten smokers with rank cigars burning fiercely, surrounded the Zion leader today. The feature of the session was the demonstration which followed and heldihim while they puffed the smoke into his face until he cried for J Fish the chairman's reference to Orover Cleveland. The confusion lasted ten' mercy. Gagging and gasping, Dowie retreated to his cabin and did not ap- minutes. Bryan was but slightly applauded, indicating that the conserva- RAILWAY AND LARD pear in the smoking room IMt m afterward. tives are in absolute control and foreshadowing the nomination for Presi It was shortly after 6 o'clock when the Lucania arrived quarantine. at dent of Alton B. Parker. Credentials were awarded to six Filipino dele- A tug bearing a band, hove lee of liner and All the choicest brass to under the the "Hail to gates. The growth of Parker sentiment is unchecked. Ohio has swung to the Chief" was begun. varieties of Cali- him. Today's session will be short as it is probable the committees will not fornia fish on the Dowie leaned over the rail and bowed and bowed again. His traveling be ready to report. The permanent chairman is unselected. Both Bailey of Alameda Includ- companions joined him and bowed. .MAY 1st, 1903 ing salmon, hail-bu- t, Texas and Clark of Missouri have declined. ' sole, shad, "Peace be with you they shouted to a little throng of men on the deck of -- :o:- rock cod, etc. the tug. The latter held up champagne glasses. Dowie leveled a pair of OUTWARD. Also Crystal Springs field glasses. He turned away lowering in his rage and rushed into the cabin. The tug bore employes of Bostock Animal show. Mr. Bostock TO CHINA A POWER Wme Walanae, Walalua, Kahuku and and the IKE Stations '9:15 m., '3:20 p. m- El River Butter. was quietly responding to the salutes not 20 feet away from where the pro- rl CUv, ESwa Mill sad Wy phet of Zion stood. It was not until Liberty Island was passed that Dowie m., 9:16 bus t7:30 a. a. m.. come on deck again. fcj6 a, m., '2:15 p. m '3:20 p. m.. Sir Robert Hart, the Englishman who has been in China 50 years and who fcK r,, m, S:15 p. m. t0i80 p m. "Was your trip a success?" he was asked. has long been the Chinese inspector-gener- al of customs, is as genuine and UUttJi p. m. "Yes, a great success. We made thousands of converts. In one place we unselfish a friend as China can find among alien people. By "unselfish" is Limited made 506." meant that his views concerning the policy of China are not colored by pat- Telephone Alhin 45 After the customs inspectors reached the Dowie trunks it was found that riotic or commercial prepossessions in favor of the interests of other coun- INWARD. he had refused to make a declaration. tries. Foreign statesmen, whether European or American, always base their Honolulu from Kahuku. Wal-an- d "Just examine the trunks; there are 30 of them, and we will pay what Chinese policy upon the assumed interests of their own people. If the Ger- 8:36 WaJanac m.. M The queer part of It Is that the strik- duty is due," said the "unkissed'son." man emperor is indifferent to the open-doo- r policy and preservation of country the ing bankers all over the do not The inspector smiled pityingly and turned young Dowie over to Collector China's integrity, that is because he Honolulv from Ewa Mill and knead the dough, while the working territorial thinks Germany's interests "mA City tSO a. m.. t7:46 a. m bakers do. Norfolk Landmark. Williams. After the latter 'had in forcible language Informed him that a would be advanced by opposite principles of development. And if the Eng- : fi. m 10:38 a. m., 2:05 p. m. There will be a scientific exhibition declaration of divinity did not cover baggage, and that the United States in lish and American governments labor to sustain China's territorial integrity tim p m., 5:31 p. m., 7:40 p. m. of thirty-thre- e different kinds of mos- sisted on making a profit off products, the junior prophet adjourned to the and the policy of the open door in trade, that is because English and Ameri- - quitoes at the St. Louis Fair, but Sally. that cabin, followed by the minor prophets and the mysterious convert. can Interests can be best subserved thereby. No one anywhere will worw . (Sunday Excepted won't attract people from Jersey or to ex- resi- it Siunday only. Cape Cod. Boston Globe. It took an hour for the conference to end. H took three hours primarily for China, unless it be a Chinaman or an exceptional foreign Although constantly hoping for Im- amine the baggage under the supervision of young Dowie, who took off his dent like Sir Robert Hart. provement the New York stock market coat and waistcoat during the operation. Pi DENNISON P. C. BMITH, Btlll complains of severe pains In the In all Dowie had brought about $2,000 In personal property with him. (Continued 0.. P. A. T. A. back and of that tired feeling generally...... on page 7). THE HAWAIIAN STAR, THUItSDAY, JULY 7, 1304.

conl to observe the working of the re- OCEAN DAILY ceiving apparatus. They said: "The A WOKD TO THE 'tests lave been supremely successful." The operators never at any time had IS any JAPAN difficulty translating the messnges.' WIRELESS Sir. Marconi said he was entirely satis-fle- d with the results, Y Y Y - Y - Y Y "This was not an experiment," he said, "but a demonstration. I selected CHRISTIAN A NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED ON 'from four receiving apparatuses the RECOM- PHYSICIANS HEARTILY THE CAMPANIA'S LIVERPOOL-NE- best adapted for the work. I call It the QUESTIONS WHICH THE WAR HAS MEND THE HEALTHFUL TONIC improved SETTLED BANISHED THE Marconi receiver. You might WORD HEATHEN At PROTERTIES OP YORK TRIP. call It also a magnetic detector. It FRO THE VOCABULARY, SAYS THE REV. takes the place of the original coherer. PETTEE, AND SHOWS THE SUPERIOR CIVILIZATION OR The first daily paper at sea with wire- There was no effort made to do nny JAPAN. 'long distance sending. To install a long less service for world news was pub- distance sender aboard ship at present Japan has settled two questions lished on the last trip of the Campania would cost the company about $25,000 that merit the gratitude ol the world and IjImolo in from Liverpool to New York, and was for each ship. The Lucnnla will be the mark an epoch the progress of the race. She has pricked the great Rus- Laser next Cunala uo:l' to be equipped sian bubble, nnd found filled with a great success. with it little else than the noxious gases of cor- IT IS ABSOLUTELY PURE. ORDER long distance receiving apparatus. Lat- - ruption, The newspaper is called the Cunard i inebriety and dilatoriness. It requires the nescience of no partisan FROM BREWERY. TELEPHONE . er the line will have also the long dls- - pur- - of Japan to predict overwhelming MAIN 341. Daily Bulletin, and Is edited by the J'tance senders." that her defeat of Russia on sea will be ser, T. Graham. It appeared at break- - Editor Graham said that the circula- followed in due order by striking victories on land. Russian prowess is an fast every morning of the voyage, with tion of the paper was about 750 a day exploded bubble, and will not frighten the world again for many n long year two pages of news and one of what the or more than two copies tor every first to come. editor calls "Smoke Room Gossip." The and second cabin passengers. On the' . The lesson is one ship was equipped with a new" press nnd last morning of the voyage, while the other on ethics and religion. Conventional Christianity increased Its force of printers by two. ship was anchored outside the Hook, of n certain type has been on trial and has miserably failed. A nominally Placards announcing the nature of the the editor got out an Arrival Supple- Buddhist nation with the Buddhist spirit of Confucian ethics has won the news and that the paper was on sale at ment containing the gist of most of the first blow, which is half the battle, and will continue to win to the finish. llvts cents a copy at the editor's office important news that the passengers Only re What does this mean of "The In sa- but that the creed Christendom must be enlarged Way" every morning saw in were posted the later the papers. loon and smoke room. This is what the editor himself said and her conduct of nations be revised? The papers, as the purser puts It, went about the paper In the Friday morning That caustic, courageous Japanese journalist, Kuchimura, who is a gradu- "like hot sea biscuits." It was neces- edition: ate of Amherst, a disciple of Tolstoi, and an ardent advocate of peace, "has To the World's sary on the third day out to print ex- "The present number completes the tra editions to supply the demand. This first week's Issue of the Cunard Dally written recently, "This war will not come to an end without Christendom notice was published In Wednesday's Bulletin. We readily submit that the being taught through Russia that the Almighty has one and the same law for Fair at St. Louis mldsea Issue: 'Bulletin Is In many respects Imperfect, all mankind, that honor is due to man as man, and that it Is most dangerous "As demands are still coming In tol but nevertheless we feel that any de- to disregard this law." passen- fects will be freely complete sets of the Bulletin, overlooked by all The simple gers are earnestly requested to send In who read the Bulletin and realize the fact is, Japan is showing herself to be more Christian than their orders without delay to the pur- inany difficulties attending particular- Russia. She is as honeycombed with western principles and purposes as ser's office, as the Issues already pub- ly at its inception the publication ofu her big enemy is with eastern motives and methods. She has outclassed newspaper The Handsomest Trains in the World, consisting of Matchless Chair lished will shortly be out of print." on board ship. her big brother, whom she would gladly have kept a brother as much in the At 2 o'clock on Wednesday the "presl The birth of a newspaper at sea Intro- Lu-can- ia ethics of peace as in the engines of war. Her superior morality is as ntticli Cars, Standard and Compartment Sleepers, was stopped" to' Insert this: "Sent duces the down of a new era, for this by wireless the news contained In latest commercial application of Mar- in evidence as her superior marksmanship. She is more of n Christian dot is Cars, all wide Vestibuled, are operated over the Chicago this Bulletin.' ' coni Wireless telegraphy must assured-'l- y in peace and in war than her not despised, but no longer dreaded enemy. On Thursday'the editor pr nttd these convince the whole world thnt the She has justified own reception of is, passenger, E. H, ocean Is no longer her into the sisterhood nations. She & Alton Railway between KANSAS CITY AND ST. LOUIS, KANSAS CITY observations from a its own master that now recognized Johnstone, manager of the Daily Ex- - Vhe advent of wireless telegraphy has the leader of the Orient. She will stand for peace, fairness 'Indeed and general yields ac- AND CHICAGO, AND ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO. This fact, together with press of London: struck a staggering blow at the prosperity so soon as Russia to the inevitable and 'Today's Bulletin is a model or wnat hitherto absolute power of Father Nep knowledges herself beaten by a patient, plucky and progressive rival. If war tune, the courteous attention shown everybody, makes the Chicago & Alton Rail- an ocean newspaper should be. We have so that he Is no longer In supreme Is ever justifiablet it were worth a war even in this latter day Christian ceti counts from all parts command of his own domains, all the news that tury settle these points, banish the word heathen from our vocabulary as of the world all the news that is "At the end of this voyage, way indeed "THE ONLY WAY." Nice connections are made with all lines historical applied people, crown worth telling and nothing more and we trust the good passengers on the to a refined and set the of leadership entering Kansas City, St. Louis and Chicago. we have It presented to us in a form Campania, in taking with them this where living deeds and not dead creeds demand it should be placed. Rev. which reflects the greatest credit upon unique newspaper, will use It convey Congregationalist. - to James H. Pettee in Kindly request the Agent to ticket you over the Chicago & Alton Rail- the members of your editorial and me- to others that In a complex wdrld there chanlcal staffs. Were all the resources are stIu Concerns ever mindful, ever Rail- of London or New York at your dls-- 1 alert, to Increase - CHAMPERICO DESTROYED. way, or address: A. P. STEWART, General Agent, Chicago & Alton ' ' the comfort and safe- posal It could not be better printed.1 ty of those who favor them with their Associated Press, Morning Service. way, Crocker Building, Francisco, Calif. On Wednesday at midnight the wire- patronage." SAN FRANCISCO, The port of Champerico has been destroyed 8o San message July 7. less repelver gathered in a by 1.030 away. A a cyclone. from Cape Cod, miles few GOOD PLUMBING there came aboard, when is our forte. w The port of Champerico is a place on the east coast of Guatemala. It is hours before don't do cheap .work. You will o: 2,050 Liverpool, find twenty-fiv- e 'the ship was miles from exhibition !n our connected by miles of railway with Retalhulcu, capital of the message on store, all the late' a from the Poldhu station, fancy designs In bath room apparatus province in which Champerico is situated. It has a good roadstead but no English coast, telling an Am- - the that We cnrvj everything goes mak-u- mainly Bargains in boat had remalnpd that to harbor, and a few years ago was only a struggling town, and the Panama Hats erlcan submarine tno.it Important men that part of a dwell center of revolutions which attempted to put an end to the rule of President l" submerged twelve hours with nine ln-- he b'lth room AND WE IN WE ARE CLEANING UP OUR STOCK OF PANAMA aboard. There was no time that the STALL IT RIGHT. Our plumbing Barrios. In 1902 its population was greatly augmented by hundreds of peo- in Am- -' liner was not touch with either put I.- to last, we guarantee all worV ple who fled from the outbreak of Santa Maria volcano in the Interior and HATS AND ARE OFFERING TPIEM AT COST PRICES. erica or England, nnd most of the way ilcr.e 'by us. nnd can quote ynu took up their residence at the seaport. In 1903 hundreds fled to the city she received messages from both sides or hundreds of satisfied custom of the water. . I ers from Ocos, which was situated only a few miles distant, and which has IC ISOSHIMA, Mr. Marconi was aboard, but he did It costs no more to have your plumb been slowly sinking into the ocean for a couple of years. Thus the town KING STREET, NEXT TO CASTLE & COOKE. not attend personally to receiving mes- lng and u was populated largely by victims of former sea and vokanic disasters.. sages, S'wer connections done by which were taken by his electri- and remember WE GUARANTEE THF Steamers from San Francisco and the German steamers which trade front cians, Woodward and Bullock. j WORK. Yeates-Brow- n Europe to South and Central American countries called at this port often. . Lieuts. and Lorlng of BATH the Plumber. 165 King Street T. OKUBO YOKOMIO, of main prdouct of for Stone and Cement work the British Navy accompanied Mr. Mar Telephone 61 Main. and took away large shipments coffee, the the interior. Carpenter and Jtractor covered Cabinet Maker During the volcanic outbreak of 1902 the Champerico railway was Picture Frames and Bamboo Furniture. for miles with ashes and other debris. Neat and Handsome Designs Made t Champerico is on a small peninsula formed by the Bofas River on one side Crushed TO MAKE; CHINA A Order. POWER and River on the other, both emptying into the sea .ni each side Beretanla Street near Emma. Rock the Samata of the town. Prices: No. 2, 1 cubic yard, $1.70; (Continued from page six.) S. SAIKI, No. 3, 1 cubic yard $1.90; No. 4, 1 cubic BATTLE IN PROGRESS. The scheme which Bamboo yard, $2.05. Delivered to any part of Sir Robert not long ago submitted to the imperial .Chi-ne- se Furniture foun-c'ation- s, Associated Press, Morning Service. the city, white and black sand, government at Pekin is probably impracticable, yet is very much AN1 bal- it LIAOTUNU, July A battle is proceeding 25 miles dslant. iNumocrs curbing and coral stones, on the lines of the policy a 7. PICTURE FRAMES. last for ships and fire wood always on that Peter the Great or a Frederick would Inau- of wounded are arriving. It is believed the Japanese are advancing for the. gurate, were such a man to become supreme Neat and Handsome hand. Emma Kail corner Beretanla rulef in China. Sir Robert purpose of isolating Mukden. Designs made to order. and Nuuanu street. Phone Blue 1211 starts his argument by pointing to the fact that Russia and Japan are at war -:o: - 663 Beretanla Street, near Punchbowl. on Chinese soil over issues which concern China even more than the two bel- OYAMA TO THE FRONT. ligerents, and that the peace to be made at the end of will neces- M1RIKIDANT. hostilities Oyama for r , sarily Involve China's TOKIO, July 7. Marshal has departed the front interests and territory. It is necessary, says Sir :o. Barber Shop and Bath Rooms Robert, that China be strengthened as soon as possible against the issue of HALF A CENTURY OLD. Dressmaking the conflict and future emergencies which the war may bring in its Nuuanu Street between Pauahi and train. JACKSON,, Mich., July 7. The Republican Party celebrated its semii Ladles', Gentlemen's and Children'! According to any ordinary standard of national statesmanship, premises like Underwear made to order. Beretanla. centennial at this place yesterday. Secretary Hay, Senator iairbanks and these are unassailable. If China's interests are to be protected, who by na- Mosquito Nets In Stock. tural right is Senator Alger spoke. Nuuanu Street Near Hotel. better suited to protect them than China herself M. Shirokane Then comes the scheme. Sir Robert Hart advises the Chinese government to reorganize taxation by imposing land taxes yielding $275,000,000 a year Honolulu Iron Works. General Employment Office a sum which, he thinks, could be drawn from the people without oppres-sio- n. In order to put a stop to the traditional "squeeze" of the Chinese tax HOW THIS BABY Japanese and Chinese Laborers, Etc., collectors, it is proposed pay Supplied. to the native offllcals fixed salaries large enough to remove the excuse for stealing. With the revenue THE FAIR STEAM ENGINES, SUGAR MILLS thus obtained, Sir SEES Robert proposes an immediate military and naval BOILERS. COOLERS, IRON, BRASS Contract of reorganization of the em- Work pire, embracing the creation of a modern army of Jap- AND Z.E ' ' CASTINGS. Every Kind 300,000 men, on the Utidertalcen anese model, and the construction of a navy of three squadrons, aggregating rajMIHIIIfHl 30 battleships and smaller craft in corresponding numbers. The scheme Corner Emma and Beretanla Streets contemplates, also, the establishment and maintenance of four Vaehlnery of Every Dercriptlon Telephone Blue 2181. military Mud schools for the training of Chinese officers. Some provision (to order. Particular attention paid . King Street, Corner Wai'.lkl Road, is made in the Ship's Blacksmithlng. Job Work Exe-cute- d Telephone White 1521. scheme for the establishment and maintenance of a modern school system on Short Notice. and for a better support of the post office, but evidently the chief object of THE HAWAIIAN REALTY the Hart program is to give to China an adequate, military defense of her T. HAYASHI, own, something AN I) MATURITY CO. Ltd. which is now utterly lacking and which makes her a cipher TAILOR. in the defense of the Orient as a whole against Real Estate, Mortgages, western aggression. Loans and Official corruption, the inefficiency and Clothes Cleaned, Dyed and Repaired Investment Securities. Homes built on the inertia of Chinese administra- the tion, not to mention the dead weight of the of 537 Beretanla Street. Installment plan. conservatism the country, Home Office: Mclntyre probably places Sir Robert Hart's scheme beyond practical in Opposite Queen's Hospital. Building., T. H. attainment L. K. KENTWELL, General Manager. the near future. High officials whose "squeeze" Is how far in excess of any fixed salary the government could afford to pay them under the Hart pro- TOPICS IN BRIEF. gram, are sure to oppose it; indeed, the viceroys to whom the plan has been submitted are said to have criticized Hop Sing Co, The next time Russia wants a war it severely. There is some substance, also, in the assertion even if put into loan, she might apply to the St. Louis that operation as Sir Robert Hart 1528 would large MAKIKI AND hotel men. Houston Post. prefer a part of the estimated land tax would never reach the imperial treasury. KINAU STREET. Looking over the field It must appear But such considerations, while fatal doubtless to the scheme, testify simply to China's of to Mr. Bryan that there are only a few want readiness for that reorganization which has made Japan EmnloTmeo Office of the common people left. Chicago equal to the task of challenging the Russian advance t News. to the Yellow sea. The most curious s. It's dollars to cents that as soon as effect of the Hart scheme is to be noted in western coun-trie- In England and Europe the opposition is "WANTED. Judge Parker begins to talk the. Repub- to it conspicuous; and some lican newspapers will want him to stop journals in the United States which are highly militaristic when their own Chinese male help furnished free on Buffalo Evening Times. nation is concerned, are shocked by the thought of China short notice to city or country. appropriating a If Russia really wants to win this western military organization. Nothing war she should hypnotize Kuropatkln could reveal more clearly" than this into the belief that Kurokl Is Alexleff. attitude the real basis of the policy of western imperialism toward China. Philadelphia North American. The "poyers" very much profess and desire toprotect China from the greed IB When the time comes for Judge Park, of one another, but they ilo not want China to protect herself. They wish I, er to he talk will have an accumulation to keep her weak and a "problem" in order of Ideas on hand that will be something that they can command her mar- OUEEN STREtl kets and commercial policy in IIV formidable. Washington Star. dictate her the interests of their own people. 01ALKKM We notlo'e the magazlneij advertise The military reorganization of China will come ' Ill not right away; certainly Firewood, Stove, several schools for the teaching of con- Sir Robert Hart's hope of having exercise some by her influence upon the terms versation mall. Here is a splendid of peace Steam and Blacksmith opportunity for Judge Parker Chicago between Russia and Japan will not be gratified. Yet is not that News, , reorganization likely to come as a result of the present war, especially if the It 1b asserted that the highest water- Japanese emerge as victors from the struggle? The West has now been WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Yose-mlt- e fall in the world Is that of the teaching the Orient war for some time. The Japanese have proved apt giver? io In California. This does not ap- pcial attention pear to have taken proper account of pupils. The lesson is not likely to be lost on other oriental races. And when DHAYING the fall of Stell common. Philadelphia finally China shall have mobilized her military strength, who will be respon- ALSO, WHITE AND BLACK SAND North American. sible except those western nations and peoples who have marked their pro-- " thmtiohnut li fr flout with fire and sword? Springfield Republican. BIGIIT. THE HAWAIIAN STAR, THUnSDAY, JULY 7, 1901.

WOHAN'S EXCHANGE M2W .UV t.U I (MHII.Vl's IMPORTING BIRDS James F. Morgan,' .Ta V. Morgan . Page 8 IfMulqiuu-tcr- for nil kinds of curios Hawaiian anc Tasmania shells In large Pearson & Potter Page f AUCTIONEER AND ( Page 3 ..One Milan News Co Dollar Silks. uthortmctila. Hawaiian enameled Haw Page 3 AN BROKER. Jew5ry and ucnu cars painted to or-- 1 K. Fukuroda FROM SLAYS aer v.nii uc-uu- lui Hawaiian sccnuij SOME OF THE PRETTIEST WEAVES AND SHADES IN 817-83- 7 Kaahumanu St. Tel. Main 72. Hotel Street near Fort HONOLULU PLANTATION WILL P. O. Box C94. L'afUKruiili' Th.U Who Coudounetl USE THEM FOR KILLING INSECT d- - Sols, Nona of the Da;. PESTS ROBERT LEWERS BACK. AUCT1UN SALE Peau DRUG Taffetas, nun THE WEATHER. Xlty&x't-- Weather Bureau, Punahou 1 p. m. Birds are being Imported to Honolulu atlns Wind light, northeast weather fair. from Laysan Island for the purpose of Peaches, Apricotp, Black Guaninteed Taffeta, 27 in. wide $1.00 Morning minimum temperature, 72; preying on Insect pests. The schooner midday maximum temperature 83; ba- Itobert Lewer3 arrived this morning Oranges, Potatoes SUITABLE FOR ALL PURPOSES , CA.RTJT tK COMPLETE Interesting rometer a. m. 30.01 steudy (corrected from Laysan with quite an FRESH FRUIT EX ALAMEDA, AND OCCASIONS. A NO.' .'t for gravity); rainfall 24 hours ending' cargo. She brought about 1,500 short STOCK OP 9 a. m. .03; absolute moisture 9 a. m., tons' of guano and a large number of humidity 9 a. 7.0 grains per cubic foot; birds. TOMOKinu , FRIDAY Jl'LY 8 Just to hand new Wash Cotton, Dressing Sacques and Kimonos. 71 per cent. Captain Max Schlemmer, the super- in. 10 O'CLOCK A. M., Drugsi .Chemicals, R. C. LYDECKER, intendent of the Island, brought the AT Territorial Meteorologist. birds for the Honolulu Plantation at I will sell at my salesroom, 847 Kaa- Patent Medicines Walpahu. He brought six dozens of the humanu street, on account of whom It wingless birds. These birds are to be may concern Panama flats at K. Fukuroda, Hotel lo Manager Low who will turned over 230 Cases of Fruit as above. EuUber Goods, street. turn them loose on the plantation to A full line of hunter's supplies at Marsh prey on numerous pests. Whitney the Insect & Potters. . Pearson variety were formerly JAS. l M0KGAN. Toilet Articles Irmgard sails for San Birds of this The barkentlne Imported to this Island for Honolulu AUCTIONEER. Francisco at 2 p. in. tomorrow. Plantation but they died. This variety morning 10 o'clock Mor- Tomorrow at of bird Is said to be very varaclous atf BEST SODA WATER IN TOWN gan will hold a sale of fresh California AUCTION SALE' rJttS ter lnect pr"ts. It has not been tried C, BRcWER & CO,, ON THE CORNER fruit. on the leaf-hopp- er yet. If the bird OF Lib. The Hawaiian Democratic delegation to get hopper, Re- should be able at the the went East to St. Louis with the fel- QUEEN STREET, business of Importing the wingless Horses, Buggies, HONOLULU, publican. become The H. T. at- low would considerable. The Naohur Man attracted little would piobably to how OFFICERS. on bird, have learn AGENTS FOR f tention in the San Francisco pres3 to climb a tree, however, In order to get a?: d H. P. BALDWIN President AND KING STREETS Wag ns Surreys OsiV. his return. lot the leaf hopper who may be roosting J. B. CASTLE First ni Hawaiian Agricultural Company, M M. Rlggs was VIce-Pr- es i Jury Commissioner J. In the upper parts of the sugar cane. W. M. ALEXANDER. ..2d inea Sugar Company, Honomu StA.;Ti morning by Circuit Court nworn in this Captain Schlemmer will bring the Mil-- I ON SATURDAY. JULY 9 J. P. COOKE Treasure' Company, Walluku Sugar Company Clerk Slmonton. lerblrd, an entirely new variety, to this W. O. SMITH Seeretarj Ookala Sugar Flantatlon Compiny, F. J. Lowrey, J. S. Walker and E. H. Island next trip. Those birds are hard AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, OEOUGE R. CARTER AudlW Haleakala Ranch Company, Kapapala Wodehouse have been commissioned j to take. He set a number of Japs Ranch. prison Inspectors. I will sell on account of whom It may working to get them, and he expects concern. Saddle Horses, Driving Hor- Planters' Line Shipping Company. Dr. W. G. Rogers, since his return that by the time he returns to Laysan ses, Delivery Sugar Factors and Charles Brewer & Co.'s Line of Bol- new suitable for Carriage, from New York has opened a office Island a good sized number will be Wagon or Dray. Also Buggies, Sur Commission ton Packets. in the Young Bulling. ready for them. reys, etc. LIST OF OFFICERS. "Joe" Cohen is In San Francisco and The Lewers left Honolulu May 27. Sale will place on vacant lot, flerchants passen- take M. talks of starting a competltlng She went down to Laysan In 7 days, Fort street, near corner of Hotel street. Charles Cooko President Geo, V.-Pr- & ger steamer to Honolulu. j and came back In 19 days, he had good Outside horses must be on hand and H. Robertson. Mgi'. Local Democrats propose to have a Nothing of particular Inier-- E. Faxon Bishop... Treas. & Secy. ' weather. by 9 day AGENTS FOR meeting night, entered for sale o'clock of sale. ratification tomorrow est occurred. She brought three Jap- Hawaiian Commercial and vn Can W. F. Allen Auditor America ia with a long list of orators. anese and Captain Schlemmer back puny. P. C. Jones Director fisher- IAS. r. MMMAV . VVciter There is talk of a Japanese with her. The vessel will return to Haiku Sugar Compa-- C. H. Cooke Director XT man's combination to take thexvacant Laysan Island as soon as she finishes AUCTIONEER. Pala Plantation Compauv G. R. Carter Director stalls In the public fish market. discharging her cargo. She. will bring Nahlku Sugar Compan All of the above named constituting Col. -- . P. Iaukea and other Demo- back one more load. Klhel Plantation Company, the Board of Directors. cratic delegates to the St. Louis Con- Nothing was seen of Captain Wels- - Hawaiian Sugar Company. M H S DlOBSTlON vention Had their pictures in the Ex- barth and the schooner Lavlnia. Cap- FOR H ! ICahulul Railroad Company, BLENDS WITH WINii aminer. tain Schlemmer left word at Laysan II fill AND ' U Valuable books, old Hawaiian curios Island for Welsbarth to load the Calilornlo nnd and koa furniture, will be sold at auc-- ; guano Ho-- In my upstair salesroom, S47 Kaahu- The Orient schooner with nnd return to Company Porto RicaD Cigars Makes a Deii ious tion on Tuesd.iy, July 12, by Jas. F. nolulu. The pair will operate Laysan manu street, Steamship Morgan. Island for some time ye,t. The deposits There will be a gathering of singers of guano are not worked out and they Very it Elks' Hall tonight to rehearse ports will bring tlie stuff to Honolulu as long Eiegant & Ltd if "Said Pasha" and select voices for as any more Is on hand. When the Castle Cooke, BRANDS' the arious parts. LaJ-s- n supply runs " out. they win The Transport Thomas carries a ppem operations to LIslans'ky Island. KoaFurniture & transfer Comprising: Caritera Co., by Correspondent Ungor, which Is given La Escuria and LIMITED. a place of honor on the board. where HONOLULU 'STOCK EXCHANGE Sideboards, Carving Tables, offlcial notices are posted. u Agents for Hawaii. Between Boards Sales: $i;000 Kahu-k- Bookcases, Center Tables, The baseball trustees are to hold a Bonds, $100.00; $2,000 Paia Bonds. Chairs, Card Tables, Old Government 17 Hotel St, Tel. Jin in 21 meeting this afternoon and will discuss $100.00; $2,000 Pioneer Bonds, $100.00. One Center Table, beautifully Inlaid, th Flits' iiotosi of a i'V.i lb' i.; .July Session Sales 21 Etva. $20.00. late the property of Kamehameha III. ' n Plantation deci.-lo- by Umpire Wilder, Ic. Brewer & Co ,.$...... , $300.00 insurant ik&mb j A tine Merchants' lunch Is served Ewa Plantation 19.73 20.00 JAS. F. MORGAN, Per 100, $4.00, $3.50 and $7.00. every day at the Criterion between the Hawaiian Agrl 203.00 hours of 11 a. m. 1:30 p. m. Some-- I AUCTIONEER. and 'Hawaiian Com'l 4S.O0 A Most Elegant Smoke! A Super! thing good every day. Try the .lunch 22.00 23.00 ' Hawaiian Sugar tomorrow. Honokaa Sugar : 13.00 AGENTS FOR Cigar. Secretary of War Taft has sent to Kahuku , ..'0'.. 17.50 - Acting Goeiroi Atkinson a latt3.- Ihel 5.50 CEO New England his thnWs for H iwdli'3 enter- Koloa . 120.00 caslon. It Is asserted .Indeed, that tainment of the Filipino World's Fair McBryde , 3.50 Mrs. London has found epistolary evi- Commissioners. Co 90.00 dence that London's affection is re- Mutual Lift Oahu Sugar N A word to the Physici- Onomea Sugar Co.,.,... 23.00 ciprocated by the bright young woman LEWIS & CO., LTD. ans heartily recommend the healthful Ookola 10.00 author. Insurance Co tonic properties of Prbno Lager. It Is Olaa .'3.50 4.00 v THE BIG GROCERS. ibsolutely puri. Order from the Brew- OF BOSTON. Pepeekeo Sugar 140.00 The Lewers & Cooke Bulldlnf. ery. Telephone Main 341. Pioneer Mill 75.00 OR SUGAR ft 169 KING A business meeting of the Honolulu Waialua Agri 40.00 iEtna Fire STREET. 'i Chess Club will be held at 7:30 p. m. ;Walmanalo 130. Ov ..r .xl this evening In room No. 51 Alexander i Wilder S. S. Co 117.50 2402 Telephones 240. Young Building. An amendment to Inter-Islan- d 100. 0Q Insurance Co., by-la- , INJALIFQIIA the will be considered., Hon. R. T. Co. p 3" Or HARTFORD. CONN. Mandolin and guitar players know Hon. R. T. Co. c 70.00 SO. 00 BEAVER LUNCH ROOM, tone quality of Washburn. i the and the Oahu R & L. Co 72 50 Opposite & Hegii.ners should use these fine Instru- FOUR MILLION DOLLARS SUB- Fort Street. Wlldftr Co. Flre Claims 4s 90.00 H. J, NOLTE, Prop'r. ments as they are correctly fretted, rich Haw Gov't 5s 9A7.E0 SCRIBED FOR CAPITAL STOCK Contractor and Builder all, easy to play. TENTS in tone, and. above 'Era 6s 100.0) Flnt-Cla- ss Lunci.es served with tet, FOR BEET FACTORY. The Hawaiian News Co. carries a fine Haiku 6s 100.00 House Painter coffee, oda water, ginger ale or milk. stock of them. Hawaiian Sugar 5s'. 100.00 King Judge Robinson today granted the ' Kewalo, Sheridan Street, near Bmokers Requisites a Specialty. Hilo R. R. Co. 6s 100.00 SAN FRANCISCO, June 29 The Cal- Honolulu H. piiiji'r of Emella Nellie Erhstberger Hon. R. T. Co. 6s...,- - 104.73, t ifornia Promotion Committee Is advised Telephone Blue 1991. Want ads in Star cost but 25 cents. for divorce from Louis' Ernstberger on Oahu R. & L. Co. 6s 104.00 that the sugar factory for Colusa which the grounds of Intemperance and cru- Oahu Sugar Co. 6s 100.00 for some time has been projected is as elty. E. A. Douthltt appeared for llbel-lan- t. 0s 100:00 '(01aa sured. The Colusa Sugar Company has Custody of the minor children Waialua Agrl Co 100.00 been incorporated and organized with was awarded to the mother. the following directors: Colonel A. D. Co., Ltd., Henry May & carries a Cutler, president; T. Harrington, vice- - HAKE n complete new assortment of Peck, Fre-a- L president; F. V. Keesling, J. A. Chan- - & Co.'s fancy biscuits nnd wafers. JACK 0 0 - - slor, C. H. Shaw, J. B. De Jarnett and j SEL and dainties 'are These celebrated favorites $5,- - Received G. S. Dyer. capital is Just The stock on two continents for afternoon teas, 000,000, 4,000,000 is subscribed A SHIPMENT OF GENUINE PANAMA HATS IN ALL THE LAT- - 5 an of which JB6F dinners and other occasions where sued for at par. The company Is now in a EST SHAPES. PRICES FROM $7.50 UP. exquisitely flavored article is desired. forjvobce position to solicit acreage and will start Tfrfc M "Said Pasha" Is to have its first erecting a plant within the next ninety 4 Youne: this evening In Elks' Hall and days. to In WIFE AND U all those who wish take part the CHARGES DESERTION Large credit for securing this factory 1 opera are requested to be present at S ' 1 Livingston 9 Building ' THERE ARE HINTS OF WOMAN for Colusa is due to the Sacramento o'clock this evening. Said Pasha" will Valley Development Association. on 13th 17th IN THE CASE. It . kj- be presented the and of will take about 4000 acres In beets to a Myrtle fif.Xs-.- trvmrir ttM September as benefit for the keep the factory operating. The only t Boat Club. - SAN FRANCISCO, June 2S. The Call obstacle that could prevent the opera- Captain George McK. Williamson, says: tion of the factory would be a lack of quartermaster, upon arrival at San Jack London, author nnd news- paper correspondent, has'been sued for sulllclent supply of beets. But the citi- Francisco will assume -- charge, under zens of Colusa county claim there Is not Instructions of the quartermaster gen- divorce by Elizabeth London, his ac- Afnin army, complished wife and the mother of their a better beet region In the world and eral of the of the construction two pretty children ,Joan and Bess. take pride In the fact that the factory work at Point Bonlta and Fort Mason. Is to be established there. IS The complaint .filed today Is MONARCH will sta- here Captain Williamson take his seal, The factory will give employment di- tion at San Francisco and report to the under but it Is understood that the cause alleged Is desertion. Just rectly and indirectly to 400 or 500 people. OF MONARCHS commanding general, Department of : 0- California, for assignment to duty as a year, the statutory time has elapsed W,e since the ouple separated. COURT NOTES. assistant to the chief quartermaster of that department. With the complaint was filed an or- The Henry AVaterhouse Trust Com- After 30 years of service, the MONARCH line of Wlckless Blue Flama IR1AKE der obtained from Superior Judge W. pany Ltd, garnishee in the case of Cecil Oil Stoves still justly claims the title of and E. Green restraining London flrom Brown against Mrs. Kate Braymer and drawing any funds, either for news- others, filed an assumpsit claiming , paper has SELL services, from his deposit In that It has not any of the goods of ef- "MONARCH OF MONARCHS" pi bank or from his account with Hough- fects of Mrs. Braymer under Its control They are the THEfl ton, 'Mifflin & Co., his Boston publish- to which she might be entitled under if DEPARTING. ers, pending the settlement of the di- the will of her father, the late William iiii7. ... Thursday, July vorce proceedings. i A. (!! H. Cornwell, and therefore wishes to KLEAN, KOfll, (MTO EN KIND ! .,!I, Am. solir. Irene, Smith, for Port It is not the story of an ordinary do- be discharged from the suit. (! Townsend at 3 p. m. mestic upheaval has led the young that The action Is one which arises out of A critical and careful inspection will bring out -- he fact that MONARCH wife to the divorce court with lur money said to have been borrowed bv In the Stnr bring quick ts, Stoves are bristling with Want ads plaints. Behind It all is the shadow Mrs. Braymer, marriage) on three times for 25 woman, before her Three lines of another a gifted writer, a note of hand, note being subse- Pearson cents. won place the who has the in 'London's quently' destroyed by fire nc'oldontally. Striking Originality of Construction heart that the unhappy wife tried 30 CHOICE ALGAROBA vainly to hold. Anna Strunsky, stu- MARKED BEAUTY OF DESIGN, 'so- THEIR BOND. FILED dent, author and follower of the UNEQUALLED WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH. . Is" A bond for $3,500 was filed in the Cir- cialistic cult. the woman Her nnme SIMPLICITY AND EFFICIENCY OF OPERATION. has been so closelv linked with that cuit court today by Jessie K. Kaae ana -- pf Jack London that the wilfe has John F. Colburn for the proper per- BURN KEROSENE OIL. F WD D taken cognizance of the frlendshlpand formance of the duties of administra- The best stove In the world Is a dismal failure if the Oven don't Bae. Rt re- pendente of the estate of the Potter story trix lite has made her "MONARCH" Asbcstos-line- d ovens stand at the head of class. They late Margaret V. Carter, to which Jessie the plete with Incidents In which the other story by woman's name Is al Itoo prominent. - jv. Kaae has been appointed. tell their own actual demonstration. Mechanically perfect. v, Xvtcl. Not that aught of 'wrongdoing is Ask for catalogue and price list If you are Interested. Co,, DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF THE charged against Anna Strunsky In her Bring in a Classified or Want ad - - Kurt St. CITY. LEAVE ORDERS WITH acquaintance with London but Mrs. and receive Part I of the World's mi London believes she ljas ample reason Fair Portfolio free. Want ads In & Co., W, W. DIMOND & CO. to condemn her- husband She declares W. W. Dimond Ltd she has heard hjm protest' his live lor Star cost 35 'cents for three' Inser- - "than-o- he Agents for East Nlu Ranch. ' 'Miss StruhskV"'-t- more oc tions. . . Solo sexxts