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Infamy, Debasing to the Spectator and De- grading to All Question for Today.
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Japanese and French women to the
enrichment of men who pretend to
stand high In social, church, business
and even in official life in Hawaii.
The plea that a business of this sort
is a public necessity scarcely enters
into the discussion. Upon that question there is and always 'will be a
wide divergence of opinion. If it be a
public necessity it will be hard to convince the public that it should be made
a monopoly for a few men of political
influence as is the case now. Recently
when an independent business man attempted to duplicate Iwilei he was informed that he could not do so. Thus
Iwilei has not only a monopoly of this
business, but the active encouragement
and aid of the Territorial authorities
in maintaining it. The argument of
better sanitary measures at Iwilei's
pen would scarcely be satisfactory to
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and that while they may do so, com
paratively few of them live in their
rooms within the enclosure.
The contention which The Republithis place is
can is making-'againthat it is productive of more harm a
thousand fold than if the women were
permitted to exist in homes of their
own in any particular section of the
city away from the business and residence portion, where special police supervision might be exercised over
them.
This svstem nrevails . in. all the Eu- ropean and American cities nnd works
with entire satisfaction. Such an in- stitution as the Iwilei pen would uot
be permitted to exist in any city on the
hours. If
mainland for twenty-fou- r
the authorities of any other city
United States were to in this way in- suit the moral sense of the people and
brine shame and dissrace unon their
government, the people would rise and
despite the authorities would tear
down the stockades and destrov the
buildings.
It Encourages Vice.
Iwilei is objectionable because it has
the sanction of the authorities and be- cause it has encouraged vice and lot-tnorality by making t a show place
Strangers coming to Honolulu, intert
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they are not familiar at home, as nat- urally visit Iwilei as they do the Pali,
ynnnlihnwl nr Trmrriliis Tttn 5rrflnKs- tney carry away can nnlv ue
imagined, tor coarse and brutal vice
the place has not an equal upon the
earth; it is the very depth of indecency
and infamy.
As already remarked, all its surroundings are those usually attendant
upon a circus; the streets outside are
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"spielers" dwell upon the excellence of
their wares and the scene .is one of
light and colors and gaiety that ell
belong to the circus in short, this awful place, which it is pretended has
been set aside as an amelioration of
the social conditions in the half world,
has become a permanent exposition of
all that is degrading and debasing.
Hacks are compelled to drive in over
one street and out through another.
Outside of the stockade specified places
are assigned to them, and when their
fares are ready to leave, their hack
numbers are called out as they would
be at a theater or on the occasion of a
state ball.
During the hours from 4 p. m. to 2
a. m. the pen is thronged by men of
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does not Isolate this phase of crime.
The women who here "ply their trade'
as the authorities put it, come from all
.portions of the oity of Honolulu, many
of them living far up in the Punchbowl
region, whence they go as soon as
their night's work for their "masters"
s completed. Of the 162 inmates of
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the next day in
' the honns ofsome of the best families,
These slaves arothus compelled to lead
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a dual life to please and enrich their
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owners.
Gut No. 1 herewith presented is one
cf the three gates to the Iwilei pen
opening from the road leading there.
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Ite cross bar represents tb$ height
stockade, the small- fmme at-nea to tne cross oar is tne setting or
the rules of the establishment printed
in Japanese characters; these rules ae
found ir; five or six places ajjout the
Institution, two of them being placed
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when Iwilei's pen of vice and corruption is practically dead. Snapshots an
so large a scale were found not practical, and, therofore, the reader must
place within
in his imagination
this stockaded den of vice the moving
figures, which number froj one to
persons, who nightly
ilvo thousand
congregate there out of curiosity, as
sightseers or for the purpose of gratifying their coarse, brutal passions.
The government of Hawaii's public
den of infamy is located in the district
of Iwilei, on the reef beyond the walls
of the penitentiary, about one mile
from tho business center of Honolulu.
The portion enclosed by tho stockade
comprises from one and a half to two
acres. Tho stockade consists of a
hqavy board fence from ten to twelve
foct high, surrounding the entire
ground, making it practically a prison.
pierced only by four gates, the character of which Is shown by eugravlng
No. 1. Within are located a series of
housoe, five in number, constituting
streets within tho area way. These
buildings are of one story in height,
built of frame, and each divided into
from forty to fifty rooms, each room
measuring about 10x12 feet Each room
is provided with a window and a dour,
all facing upon the main or longitudinal streets. In all there are 240 of
these cages in which the women who
here prosecute their crimes, expose
their charms of person and labor assiduously to ensnare men and boys fir
their Illegal and disgusting purpose.
rooms are cheaply
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furnished, each containing a bed and
the usual furniture of a bed room, and
16? of them are at the present time occupied by the fallen women who are
here authorised by law to practice what
is called "their trade."
Under Government Sanction..
This pen of Infamy and sham was
erected by the sanction of the authorities of this Territory for the sinful purposes to which it is now devoted, with
the full knowledge that it was to be
put to such use. More than chat, after
its completion the women were notified
by the authorities that they would
have to resort to this pen if they
wished longer to enjoy Immunity
from the law. The "masters" of these
women received the same notice and It
required no urging for them to remove
their slaves from former and perhaps
more healthful quarters to this ugliest
and darkest spot on the fame of Hawaii.
The rooms to which reference has
been made, as being occupied by the
women, are rented at a uniform monthly rental of $15 each. It will thus be
pest spot Is
seen that 'when
fullv occupied the monthly Income
would aggregate $3,600, or about $13,-0a year. With the present occupan-c- v
of the place the income is 2,430.
or nearly 530.000 a year. This is the
blood money extracted from1 the fallea 1
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about is porous; there is no sewerage
and the buildings Vare set flush down
upon the ground. In a moist climate
like tills, with floors almost touching
the soil, a room of such dimensions
can scarcely be fit for human habitation.
Surroundings of tho Pen
The surroundings of the Iwilei pen
are such as one would expect to find
adjacent to such an establishment
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There are rows of one and
two-stor-
buildings, the lower portions of which
are divided into small stores, devoted
to the selling of soft drinks, peanuts
and the general supply that one finds
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high social and official positions who
re par'ticeps criminis in this terrible
place? How much longer are men who
Tcriv income from the debauchery and
of hoth men and women at Iwi-'to be welcomed Into homes where
'here are young girls pure and unsullied and welcomed into official conferences with the highest officers in
the Territory?
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The following dry jroods houses will
be closed Labor Day, September 3d.
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B. K Ehlere & Co.
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cus. The upper portions of these build- and from wiadow to window, sizing up room. The buckets which are ssen
ings and some of therear portions of the women oa exhibition there as they j setting along-- the avenue are the
the animals at a cattle showl veyances of the sewage. These are
them are occupied by the women alter
the hours for plying their business The streets swarm.- - especially alter 9 gathered up every morning' and
with visitors tied oy theemployes of the company,
within the inclosure have expired. Her
they meet and yield up their
aad sightseers, although the biggest. Cat'NqT2 gives a larger ami! better
gains to their "masters," If Indeed crowd las abt arrived on the- scene? Tie.w of one of ,the streets ol this
rible place, showing more clearly how
they hate not already been compelled
after 11 o'clock at night
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to do so within the inclosure.
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Another argument advanced by tae
Iwilei lacearse aad brutalizing: lis "trade" la the day timeiVhen the pea
advocates and owners of this jjlace to
the effect that it Js better to concea-trat- e ialueace for.eTil is, Jmmense aad is nracticallr deserted. In. the dls- this evil and keep the womea widely extwded.' Tits show character stance Is the gateCof exit, with a view
off the streels falls whea It is reraeat- - j aids to tais greatly. While the scene of oae of the frame buildings located
hexed that the woaaea are withla tats withla aad witaoat this Infamous place on the outside of the stockade. The
"baU.pea" oaly frojM B.sa. to 2 a. a.. it lively aad fay after nightfall. It is figure explains itself and .will give the
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i'oosapu. a very poruy
was locked up at the. police station last
night and held awaiting investigation
as to bis sanity. He is an old fellow
and is reputed to be a very powerful
ufcahaca." When searched at the station a small billow stone, which it is
claimed has many virtues as a talisman,
was found on h?s person. He objected
very strenuously to being deprived of
bis treasure- Jseddes the stone he had a bundle of
8sh hooks, some fishlincand two highly
polished human bones, that go on the
iL?bline and sr? warranted to draw
I mullet by the score. As" the old man
was put sntoa ceil by bimself he bad
plenty of opportunity of workinuepells
ard InvoMuz" the aid of bisakuaa,"
and this be did for a long tisie after he
was locked up. Ho asked that the
walls-othe station honserumb!e and
fail about httn. Ha also. prayedVfor
the death of all the. parties coaascted
with the station house, and especially
dd,he work for the special destxaciiou.
of tbe officer who arrested him.r
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Another of those shocking Instances
of police cruelty and Indifference tc the
requests cf the people, the real masters
of the police, came to light yesterday
zifternccn away out on south Beretania
street.
Shortly bef'vre 2 o'clock a Cnlnaman
named Kong Lee was walking along
Beretania street when he was overtaken by a heavy stone wagon belonging
to the si'vernment, the waian- - bolug
known as No. 3. Oa the wcgim with
the Portuguese driver were two boys
about sixteen years of age, who, as
soon as they came within throwing
distance of the Chinaman began throwing rocks at him. Presently the driver
joined In the throwing of rocks, all
three indulging in the fiendish sport,
laughing and hallooing at the Chinaman's discomfiture. ,
In order to- avoid the rocks, as he
thought, and to seek safety, Kong Lee
stepped in front of the cart. As he
did so the driver suddenly turned the
horses and before the Chinaman could
get ou,t of the way one ot the wheels
of the heavily loaded vehicle passed
over his right foot, crushing it to a
pulp This was at thc.corner of Beretania and Alexander streets.
The neighborhood Is inhabited en
the mountain side by some ot the best
white families In the city; people who
belleye In humanity. A number of
men and women were immediately on
Ice scene, one of the.youngwotnen as- sisting to bandage the foot of the un-
fortunate man.- Anifthpp tt'hJfo xenmnn nf
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rode over to King-- street to telephone
to the police station to ask for an officer to come out and arrest the driver
of the cart and the boys with him and
also to send the patrol wagon for the
wounded man. Aaother woman roJo
up Beretania street to Punahou,- - hop-,- -'
mg to find a mounted officer oaf the last named street.
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After more than half an hour a policeman was sent to the1 scene on a bicycle to Investigate, while the China-- "
man was allowed to lay there in the
sun suffering from his wound. About
the time of the arrival of the officer
on the bicycle the woman who had
first telephoned asking that the patrol
wagon be sent out to take the Injured
man to the hospital went to the telephone a second time and called up tbe
police station. In answer to her request for an officer to arrest the driver
and for the wagon the following reply
came back over the 'phone:
"Tbafs- about the Chinaman you
telephoned in about awhile ago? Oh.
don't bother us about that; we're
busy." and that was all the satisfaction she could get.
Finally a few minutes after 3 o'clock
the patrol wagon arrived, more than
one hour after the case had been
to police headquarters.
Inquiry at police headquarters last
night developed the fact that tbe clerk
en duty when the call for the wagdtn
and an officer to arrest the "man whoi.
I bad run over the Chinaman was made
was George Hubbell and it was he who
gave back the insulting answer that
he was too busy to be bothered when
telephoned to the second time to know
why the wagon had not been sent out.
Evidently Clerk George HnbbeH of
the police department believes that the
police are masters of the people and
not the people masters of the police.
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LABOR DAY PARADE.
March for Tomorrow- Xora
inffKaraes of Speakers.
Tbe preparations for tbe first celebration af Labor Day in Hawaii are
bow all complete. Tbe principal event
of the rday will be tae parade, which
will baa. very flnej tnmont. The lino
of, march aril! be a follows:.
Parade starts at the driBbed at 9,
o'clock sharp. Frost, drill shed to
HotsL
to Kis. to Fort, to
Vineyard,, to Emma,
to
Alapsi, to Kinavaad alosg Kinx to tbe
Caaitsl groaads where the parade will
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the band's&Ed in the Capitol grounds .
arieVwill be- by-- the' 'fellowiag gentle- aaea: VOnitad States Attorney Joha Cr
Baird, George A. Para aad LA.An--drew- a.
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Reply.
"It appears that during the recent
epidemic of bubonic plague which
this city the board of health inspected the locality bounded by Kukul,
Nuuanu and Beretania" streets, and the
Kaumakapili church premises and a
line drawn in continuation thereof to
Kukui street, and passed a resolution
on January 10, 1900, declaring that
said locality was in an insanitary condition and infected by bubonic plague;
that the Infection could not be removed by any means but fire, and or
dering that the buildings within the
boundaries be destroyed by fire. In
pursuance with said resolution Dr. C.
B. Wood, president of the board of
health, on January 19th, issued an order to Andrew Brown, fire commissioner, directing him to burn said
buildings,
"Acting under this order the fire
commissioner caused the fire to be
started in one of the said condemnnd
buildings by and under the supervision
of the Honolulu fire department on
the morning of January 20th. The
fire having been so started accidentally spread to tlie Kaumakapili church
edifice and thence through
several
blocks of buildings to the water front,
including the store of plaintiffs and
the goods Iherein contained.
"I find that there was only a moderate breeze blowing at the time and
that no new cause intervened between
the setting of the fire under the orders
of health authorities and the burning
of the merchandise by the policy In
question.
"The original fire set near the. Kaumakapili church as aforesaid was the
proximate cause of the destruction of
plaintiffs' property. It was, in fa-- t.
the same fire. The plaintiffs loss was
the direct result of the order of tte
civil authority, I. e., the board cf
health, and the acts of another authority, the officials of the fire department.
"Counsel for plaintiffs contend that
In order to avoid liability the defendant must show that the order of the
civil authority was lawfully made:
they claim that there is no evidence
to show that the order of the board ot
health was legally made, and further
urge that the board had no -- uthority
to destroy the. said buildings it had
condemned and ordered burned.
"The evidence shows, however, that
the board of health was acting In good
faith in the premises' and passed the
said resolution aad issued the said order In its attempt to stamp out tne
epidemic thea prevailing, aad that the
fire department acted in like good faith,
in pursuance of said order.
"It is sufficient that the action was
taken and the order Issued boax fide,
and witboet going back of the order, to
ascertain wSifeer or not the board of
health was actfag withla the scope vt
its legal authority In making the said1
order, I hold that the loss was the direct resaltof the order of the civil authority withla the raeanlag of the
above quoted clause of the policy.
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THEY WERE RENDERED YESTERDAY 1ST TWO IMPORTANT CASES.
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bemg lettered instead of numbered.
Aside from the fact that Iwilei his
become a show place, one of its contaminating influences is that the gates
are always open, especially during the
busy hours of the night, and that young
men and young women passing that
way must of necvsitv become famil- iar with the chai-vf thf place
and perhaps with the crime. The wo
men are constantly parading in their
scant attire and their patrons do not
seem to have any mere sense of shame
than have the prostitutes themselves.
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institution.
Figure No. 3 gives an idea of the
height and character of the stockade,
the character of the buildings and the
order of their locations. The main
buildings are practically of the sa.ne
general order of architecture and "construction. They are built in echelon,
lapping over on each other; that is,
obliquely across the lot, so that the
end of one building extends out beyond the preceding one, so that any
person looking for any particular wo- man may recognize her building, they
haskindlv tnmslat?d these" official and 1 and degrading to be described as it
authoritative regulations for ?The Re-- ? realIy is. Woraen old ,n crime and de
publican. They react as follows:
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"Eepulations or tt.e Iwilei PoivOfilce.! ot
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or their, .parasites
(wu rooms, and nevar to allowed to
and these in turn
airai th eh usi nC3satth oroadoide.
Prostitutes, It they wish to, may
and Territorial officials of the new
remain all night in their rooms. They
go out at any time, Territory of Hawaii.
may also coino in and
they may not ply their trade after
tut
And for this protection these same
tin said hours.
"4. The masters of prostitutes, or their degraded women
and their parasites
parasites (short no isoro', are not allowed to remain inside the fence or to sleep pay a weekly tribute of two dollars
throuph
prostitutes
with their
the night.
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Their money ultimately goes into cannot be
the court from 4 p. m. to 6 a. m. policehours of duty arc as follows: One
man from i p. m. to IS m. One policeman from 12 m. to 6 a. m. These police- shown at this time. It is paid over,
men will he changed, taking- their turn however, to the lessees of the Iwilei
at the end of each week. "police"7. The duty of the
will be to pen, Messrs. Sullivan and Masuda, and
quiet any disturbances that may occur, these in turn, it is said, arrange with
and to preserve good order in tho place." the polict authorities for the payment
Officially Recognized.
of the salaries of the officers on guard
Here is an official recognition of the at Iwilei.
there is nothing demoralizvile slave holders as "masters of the ingPossibly
or degrading to honest high police
prostitutes" and as their parasites. In officials to be thus trading with and
addition to these rules the slaves and conniving with vice, but if there is anytheir masters have all sorts of promises thing more demoralizing to a police
and guarantees of protection from the force than such a state of affairs as
government in their mode of life If this, it is yet to be learned what it is.
continued at this place. Through the
A question of greater moment than
gateway is obtained a . glimpse of the any other for the people ot Honolulu
second street in this pen of iniquity on this beautiful Sabbath day is how
and death. The doors which are out- much longer the government of Hae
each open into a waii intends to continue the maintainlined in the
ing of this den of vice and disease under its protecting arm? How much
longer are men to continue to occupy
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ONE OF THE GATES TO THE
average citizen a fair idea, of the whole
yet more evil and disgusting.
At the risk of shocking some good
people who may not De familiar with
the subject, The Republican feels it a
duty to warn the public that the es-
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Yesterday Judge Silllman rendered
two important decisions wherein the
Yee Wo Chan Company was the plaintiff. The first was against the Madge-bur- y
Fire Insurance Company and the
second against the Transatlantic Fire
Insurance Company. In the Transatlantic Fire Insurance Company the
policy contained the following clause:
"This company shall not be liable for
any loss or damage caused by means
of invasion, insurrection, riot, civil
commotion or military or usurped
power."
The judge holds that the loss did not
occur by means of any civil commotion
and that the risk was not within the
excepted wishes of the policy.
The decision in the case of Yee Wo
Chan & Co. vs. the Magdeburg Fire
Insurance Company is as follows:
"This is an action of assumpsit
brought upon a contract of insurance
in which the plaintiffs seek to recover
from the defendant the sum of $5,003,
the amount of the policy.
"I find that the plaintiffs are copartners doing business as merchants
in Honolulu under tne firm of Yee Wo
Chan & Company, and that the defendant is a corporation, incorporated under the laws of Germany, and engaged
in the fire insurance business The evidence shows that the plaintiffs and
defendant on the 25th day of October.
1S99, entered into a contract whereby
the defendant insured against direct
loss or damage by fire, subject to certain exceptions set forth in the policy,"
the merchandise contained in the
building situate on the east side
of Maunakea street, near .King street
in Honolulu, occupied by the insured1
as a store.
"The policy contains the following
clause: 'This company shall not be
liable for loss caused directly or Indirectly by invasion, insurrection, riot,
civil war or commotion, or military or
usurped power, or by order of any civil
VIEW OF IWILEI PEN FROST WITHIN THE STOCKADE.
NO. 3 -- GENERAL
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Jurist.
in-th- e
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UNIR PUKE
Did Board of Health How a Woman Was
Answered Who TeleLegally Set Fire to
phoned to Station
the Shacks?
How the Inmates of This Government Protected "Industry" Are
Houvsed and Controlled.
HERD are dames in the community i whom the stockaded
brothel at Iwilei is only too familiar. The major portion and
the better class of the people of
Honolulu and of the Islands hare, however, only a has? idea of the character
of the place which is there maintained
by the Territory of Hawaii to the
Jtroit of a few prominent citizens of
this city and the propagation of sin
and disease under the spacious plea
that It is "a public necessity."
Pot Die benefit of the latter class,
many of whom have been following
the exposures of this horrible place !u
The Republican from day to day, a few
views are herewith presented to illustrate a plain descriptive article of the
L'n fortunately
establishment.
these
views had to be taken in the day time,
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THE HONOLULU REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1900.
.
IK
E
ra aoMsott
would leave here. Los Angeles, CalivnrAjrciAi
We are showing the Largest
fornia, owes the greatest share at Its TEH IF CJICUIT
-Pa Hissed Etcit Morning Except Moa- - prosperity today to tourist traveL The
Assortment of
OF HAWAII.
by the Robt. Grieve Pabllsh- GOUT IS EXTEKDEI.
productions of the country districts
teg Company, Limited.
surrounding that city and tributary to
LIMITED
It fall far below in value the prodscts
HDvIX S. GILL. - - - - EDITOR. of the Islands tributary to Honolulu. AK ORDER BY JUDGE HTTSt- PHREYS ISSUED TO
But Los Angeles has spent thousands
TELEPHONES:
Incorporated Under the Laws of the
.,jainess Ofllce
THAT EFFECT.
475 of dollars advertising her charms as a
Republic of Hawaii.
We have ever handled
123 winter residence until the city Is filled
t.'itorial Rooms
CAPITAL
$400,000.00
every winter with thousands of tran- Avery Brings
Another Sols m
prices that cannot be reOFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
.altered at the Post Offire at Hono-- sient residents who leave annually
Which
He
Charles M. Cooke
Asks Tea Thousand
President
large sums with the local people. Bepeated, as the present
u, H. L, as second-classsiL
P. C. Jones
sides all this hundreds of wealthy men
Dollars Damages From
H. Cooke
Cashier
Duty on these lines is
have been so attracted by the ideal
F. C. Atherton
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Assistant Cashier
Sing- Brothers.
Directors: Henry Waterhouse, Tom
prohibitive. They com? 75 winter climate of the city that they
3onth. by Carrier
High Grade in every respect.
May. F. W. Macfarlane, E. D. Tenney.
have
established
permanent
")ne Tear, by Mall
homes
800
Judge
Humphreys yesterday Issued J. A. McCandlesa.
prise:
4 00 there, the suburban village of Pasadena the following
ix Months, by Mall
Solicits the Accounts of Firms, Cor
order:
porations, Trusts, Individuals and will'
rhre Months, by Mall or Carrier. 2 25 being one of the most beautiful villages
&j virtue oi ine ausnoruy in me promptly
in the world, with Its
and carefully attend to all
d
ave- vested by
law and deeming it required business connected
banking
with
K18DERHIX-STET1PESTRY,
nues
palatial
and
mansions
illllSTEl,
of
the
by
public
justice,
do
I
orrier that the
HONOLULU, H. T. SEPT. 2, 1900.
Equal-t- o
any $130 wheel in the
to
Sell and purchase Forwealthy. Then In addition to estab- present August term of this court be eign
YEWET
Exchange, Issue Letters of Credit
PILE,
m
lishing winter homes these men of extended for the period of twelve days.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
BODY
Dll DAG,
aid
Another sensation in the Avery-Kin- g
WEATHER YESTERDAY.
wealth have become financially interOrdinary and Term Deposits received
.
BRUSSELS in CENTER, SOFA and
ested in business enterprise of all litigation was developed yesterday aft- and Interest allowed in accordance
Mn T3fTlur "J.J TSdesrefW.
Minimum Tempr&tar
AGENT. .
bOl
deems.
FORT STREET.
kinds, thus adding to the city's finan ernoon. Davis and Gear, attorneys for with rules and conditions printed In
Maxlmam Temiriuns 5 degir.
DOOR
MATS
HALL
STAIR
and
3XCO
Baronrevr
at 9 p to.
cial rating and making money cheaper. Eugene Avery, filed a suit in the Ter- passbooks, copies of which may be had
UAinlAK-Inch.
on application.
CARPET
VELVET
Tapestry,
is
Mea De Point tor Use Day 4 5.
Honolulu can have the same experi- ritorial Circuit Court for 10,000 dambuilding, Fort street
Judd
Mr-I1aUto Humidity 6S.
ence If she will but make a' slight ef- ages against King Brothers.
PILE
and BOOT BRUSSELS,
in
WINDS.
In yesterday's Republican appeared
do eo. Hundreds and thousands
to
fort
1
3
to
Sreat Variety.
XtrtViAtt.
of tourists can be attracted here ev ry in full the decision of Judge Estee of
KO Etc AIT ro TODAT.
year, many of whom will not only the United States District Court In the
llulfrsU! irJm and One weather.
spend money openly and freely while action brought by the- - plaintia against
SELF -- EXPLANATORY LETTER. here as visitors, but become so enam- King Brothers. It will be recalled that
JAPANESE JUTE NUBS, STRAW MATS
held, in a very learned decithe
ored of the place foat they will make sion,court
Honolulu, H. L, Sept 1, 1900.
that a citizen of a state could not
aid MAHINS, LINOLEUM, OILCLOTH,
n a
financial
and becoming bring action against a citizen of a ter- TRANSACT A GENERAL BANK
ING
AND
Robrt Grieve Publishing Co., Lim- interested investments
EXCHANGE
COCOA
FIBRE
M&TT1KS, DOOR
in the material prosperitv ritory in a United States court Among
BUSINESS.
ited.
of the place will become permanent tne many authorities cited to sustain
MATS always on hand at
Publishers of The Honolulu Repub- residents, much to the advantage of the this contention was one from Chief
Justice Marshall of the United States Commercial and Travelers' Letters of
t
Largo Bloater Mai
Territory.
lican, Honolulu, H. L
Supreme Court The case was disCredit issued, available in all the
l!ltt-irtSalt Salmon BelHe
With the railroad and steamship missed by Judge Estee without prejuPrincipal Cities of the World.
Gentlemen: Please continue my addice.
brought
The suit
companies setting the example in adIn the United
vertisement In The Daily Republican vertising
Circuit Court was for 5,00Or
'UMaofl
Honolulu as a winter resort, States
NO. ! 0 TORT
Now Avery wants $10,000, and why? INTEREST allowed on fixed deposits
for another month, as I find the results surely the business men of tEe city
tcl Herrin"
SEVEN days notice 2 per cent.
To those unacquainted with the litiDi.ytob:
Fon
Boj$jh
a
from the same to be better than I hod can also do something in the same gation this would seem an extortion.
3
per
Three Months
cent. jer anA Jjp!ut
f wir Cornet! Be?f
num,
line, especially when It will result in Not so in pleadings. Let the complalat
anticipated.
Six
Months
pur
3jper
ceiit.
annum;
Fnfeea Poultry
telL
Twelve Months 4 per cent. jwi
It will no doubt be gratifying to you direct profit to them.
On the 7th of August, according to
Oyatnw ni FiH
Who will inaugurate the good work? the complaint,
annum.
EugeneAvcry was arto know that before the Becond appearrested, while on- - board the Australia
ance ' my advertisement I sold a THAT KAKAAKO POLICE RAID. preparatory to leaving for
3Gs!jaxi.c
San Fran- CLAUS SPRECKELS. W.M. 15.
IRWIN
cisco, on a charge of embezzlement
house and lot on Pilkol street to Geo.
High Sheriff Brown and the police His arrest was at the instigation of
C. Stratineyer for 14,500, and I can
ry
W. C.
was brought be& Co., A
only attribute his calling on me on are to be congratulated for the very fore Police Magistrate Wilcox. The
successful raid on the swipe joints at charge of embezzlement was thrown
Sunday to his having read my adver
Kakaako made by Detective Kaapa out of court, as it was conclusively
tisement In the Sunday edition of your and his squad on Friday, when over shown that Avery was a partner with
King Brothers in issuing covers for HONOLULU.
600 gaHons
g
H.T.
-- .
valuable paper.
restaurant bills of fare.
drink was destroyed. But isn't it fun
Avery, upon his honorable discharge San Francisco Agents
The Nevada Up-ia-da- lB
"1 m very respectfully yours,
National Bank of San Francisco.
ny that the police could not find out in the police court, brought two suits
THE WATERH0USE STORE; THE TVicINTVRE STORE
WILLIAM SAVIDGE,
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
anything about (he swipe factories out for damages, one ascalnst Kins
Cor. King and Fort Sts. Tel. 2T2
Bethel Street, Telephone 24
SAN FRANCISCO The Nevada NaIleal Estate Agent Merchant Street
in the United States Court
there until The Republican called Brothers
for $5,000 damages and the other tional Bauk of San Francisco.
their attention to the fact that they against the Advertiser for $20,000.
LONDON The Union Bank of LonHONOLULU'S OPPORTUNITY.
existed; that one was within fifty feet
Subsequently Avery was indicted by don, Ltd.
of the home of a captain of police, one the grand jury. The case came before
NEW YORK At. Tioan Exchange
The action of tlio Union Pacific railadjoining the home of a police officer, Judge Silllman. The prosecution put National Bank.
its entire case, King testifying that
CHICAGO
road la having Mr. Robert W. Shingle and that a woman out there was sell- in
JtUr.i.uU' National
Avery was what miga be called a Bank.
tfife
prepare
city
a lot of literature ing bottled gin under the very nose partner of the firm.
of
PARIS Crwdlt LyoicuAu.
Davis & Gear, withoat Inirodsdng
abort Hawaii and Its attractions as a of an officer neighbor next door?
BERLIN
Dresdner lt,rik.
wlnJftr resort shows that that great
The number of arrests in that dis- any evidence for the defense, moved
HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA
the
that
defendant
discharged
be
and The Hongkong and SI anjraai Bansino
corporation is alive to Its financial Intrict every Saturday night and Sunday the case stricken from
v- the calendar.
Ma,
VJorporaupu.
.r
terests eyen if the people of Honolulu for weeks past has been appalling. The
The order was made by Judge SilllNEW
N'l)
ZEALAND
AUSTRAare net awake to their best Interests. record of arrests for this city of less man.
Now for the approbrium attached cf LIA Bank of New Zealand.
Not aldne the Union Pacific railroad, than 40,000 Inhabitants has equaled
Co.,
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVUc-Ba- nk
indicted on a charge of
but other transportation companies those of a mainland city of twice the being unjustly by
of British North America.
embezzlement
the first grand jury
are looking forward to bringing hun- size. Thursday morning The Repub- of the Territory of Hawaii Avery wants TRANSACT A
GENERAL BANKING
dreds of tourists here next winter, now lican told the police about the swipe an additional $5,000.
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
PROGRESS BLOCK..
Territory joints atKakaako and lo and behold.
Deposits Received. Loans Madu on
that Hawaii Is a
Approved Security. Commercial and
of tbe union.
Detective Kaapa
under the High SURFING PARTY AND DANCE. Travelers'
Credit Issued".- - Bills of Ex- Corner Fort and Beretania Streets.
Mr. Hugh B. Rice, agent for the OceSheriff's instructions, could go right
change Bought and Sold.
anic Steamship Company at Los Anout there the next day and find them Young- People Entertained-- at Wai-kiV
geles, California, and agent for Cook's without trouble and destroy hundreds
Residence of W. R. Castle.
tours, Is now In this city securing in of gallons of the deadly drink.
COLLECTIONS PEOMPTLT ACA surprise party aud dauce was given
formation about Honolulu and the TerBut you did good .work, Mr. Kaapa, last night at the Waikiki residence of
COUNTED FOB.
ritory which can be placed before trav- and when things get to running riot W. K. Castle in honor of those who will
elers, showing them the advantages of either in Kakaako or any other part depart on the next Australia. About a
a winter tour to this delightful Bpot in of the city again The Republican will dozen of the youug'people were present
the
In an Interview a few tell you about It and where to go, and and spent a most enjoyable time.
days ago Mr. Rice said he could have then you andjrour squad can make
The afternoon was spent in Furring
swimmiug, some of the boats very
and
sent hundreds of people here last
successful raid.
narrowly escaping tippiug over. The
spring but for the plague.
surf was better tbau it bad been for
It Is pleasant to contemplate In this
ThankB to The Republican's pointer several days, and the canoes were
Office at banking building on Mer
connection that the new steamers of followed up by Detective Kaapa's suc- rushed along at a great rate.
BWfyiBsssssW
After a plunge and swim dinner was chant street.
the Oceanic line will make the voyage cessful raid on the swipe joints at
partaken of. The table was decorated
from San Francisco in five days and Kakaako Friday night the police will with red carnations and maidenhair
Savings
will be received
that the Australia and Alameda will no doubt have a less busy day today ferns. After dinner the Hawaiian aud interestDeposits
allowed
by this Bank at
be used exclusively on the run between than they have had" for several Sundays Quintette club appeared on the scene 4i per cent, per annum."
and dancing was the order of the even-inSan Francisco and this city.
pasC
Those at the party were: Miss
Printed copies of tho Rules and PecIn Its Issue of July 15th The RepubElnora Sturgeon, Miss Minnie Newton,
Miss Ruth Whitney, Miss Jaue Winne. ulations mav be obtained on npplici
iXTiu ""i Ui
lican pointed out the value of advertisYes. It Did Fall Flat.
tion.
Miss
Marion
Dillingham,
GerMiss
ing Honolulu as a winter resort and
From the Hilo Tribune.
trude Scott. Mr. A.li.
Mr. Wil
trying to turn the tide of tourist travel,
15
The libel suit brought by a member liam French, Mr. Kenneth
which in the past has been directed to of the Honolulu bar against The Re- H. J. Crnzau, Mr. Fred Ecrver and
& CO.
Geo.
de Souza
Southern California, Arizona, Florida, publican seems to have fallen rather
Carnavarro.
was
It
thrown
flat
out of the police
the Bermudas, the Mediterranean re-- r
xJEWffln
as being of too awful and felonisorts and other parts of the world court
THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK
-- When Doctors
ous a nature to be there tried, and was
Disagree, Etc.
.
which enjoy a mild winter climate. It dismissed by the grand jury, to whom
To
the
Editor
of
Republican:
The
would be money well Invested for 6ome It was referred, with a somewhat mild
LIMITED
Sir "But," says the earping critic, "is
Islands.
BAINIU-BEEIL- .
organization of the business men to be and vague censure upon the newspaper
not
railway
the
surgeon,
libel
evil in general. If Mr. Kinney
albeit he is
effected to take up this subject
SSSBSBSBfetiWas
has been brought into "hatred, con- a college professor and a distinguished SitlMcribctl Capital - Yen 44,000,000
The Chamber of Commerce, as we tempt and ridicule, as he claims,
smsstSAlLi. wFijJr
is member of the American Medical Asit
understand It, takes In only merchants, evidently not at the hands of The Re- sociation, In just the same position as latd TJp Ctipltiil -- - x'en 18,000,000
the surgeon to the
hospital asprofessional men and tradesmen being publican.
sociation which has been so bitterly tt4rvpd l'unil - . n 8,000,000
barred. If this be correct, and we take
condemned by medical societies anil
iLvvTO
ssssfc. iavYih-sP
The Coatless Man.
It that It is, there Is nothing to prevent
criticised by medical journals? PreSSI
KPw
M
SI
III
cisely. But the profession at lanre has
the organization of a Board of Trade
From the Haberdasher.
:
Yokohama M fll
f
failed to recognize it possibly because HEAD
n
Af'vtnge
to which any man interested In the
Advising or sanctioning the abandonthe Immensity of the one and the
The "bank uys and receives for coladvancement prosperity and growth ment of the coat is to give countenance of
littleness of the other. It is a common
lection
B is of Exchange, issues
to
one of the worst of all bad American expression that
of Honolulu would be eligible to memIt Nuuanu
the man who steals
Fll U M I i f !
SSSSWJiBSSBSK
fill
bership. A small membership fee hablta. To preserve the esthetic and thousand goes to prison, while he whoa Drafts and Letters of Credit and tran
the
in dress one mnst leave the steals million goes
DISTBIBTJTOBS.
supported by monthly dues would suf- unitsartistic
free. The parallel acts a gene ral banking business.
of oar outer attire nudist urbed. is an aexact
one
between this and the
fice to carry on the work after a stated To separate theni is to leave a msn
hospital organization. The surgeon
sum was raised at the beginning by half dressed. The man in his shirt who organizes a few
hundred working
sleeves is always the common and vulAgency Yokohama Specie Bank.
popular subscriptions. Fire thousand gar
man. You'll find his kind leaning girls into a Woman's Hospital Associa- New Republic Building, Honolulu, U.T.
dollars jspent In this war would bring h against the public bars, expectorating tion and equips a few rooms as best
411 FORT STREET.
pieces
back to this city within two years iv ouuiio conveyances ana smoking in he may from the 300
ne
places. We mav not disrant
receives monthly Is made to cease
more than hundred times five thou- forbidden
the coat and preserve the rules of pro- his objectionable practice, close his
When Buying a Wheel
sand dollars.
priety and estheticism in dress. There
hospital, throw the poor
can oe no comparison between the girls back upon the tender marcies cf
Of course there are narrow-minde- d
Advances Made oa Approved Security
individuals who declare that oaly the dress of man and woman. A woman's a cold world, or at least to become a
BUY
merely a form of bodir
waist
RIGHT,
shirt
is
burden
to
some
doctor
hotel and livery men would profit by and it is an intrtjgal part
of the outer who gets neither thanks nor pay; the
ery
tourist travel, but that is not oaly a ares ot woman. A mans shirt ehief surgeon of a railway employe'
ami Always 6 JSighL
narrow 'view but a mistake one. The is a distinctive garment and is not part association (commonly termed 'chief
of his oversuit. Aside from those ob- surgeon or the railroad.' which he
class of tourists who woald be at- jections
is
we have the more serious one
with 30.9M or S8.080 members, Is
tracted here woald be people of ssea&s, of appearance. It cannot liebccom-iagly- " not),
elected president of the society which
aarcgx Free class b assess.
people who are accustossed to the concarried out There are not ten condemned the method
Ma
of
brother
saen
every
in
so
thousand
built that
torts of life and secare taeaa wherever they
The oae had a twiiII
can go withoat euspenderst And practitioner.
ArUagtea Block, : :
doetiL
Hotel St- of the $150 a month received
they are, regardless of expease. Kva unices the suspenders.
are to be ban- remnant
from
ffi
the
embers:
the
other has a sal.
granting that hotel keepers, boarding ished there is no use in talking about
ary of 9M80 per annum. Verily,
CO.
JOSVPK TOWrABTJEZ, Vtob.
no decent
PIANO
In
bouWasd livery sea woald be the abandoning
thoa are a moat agate!
society, decent womnanr or
largest galaers from toartsts. every
The
quotation
above
Is
a
from the
omeuor
would
other resident of the city woald share aan be permitted toineaiers
the Americas Journal
appear without
ujaaecaiocy. eaitea
in their prosperity. These ssea woald niscoax. xne coatless man mast k w
Esory Loapbear, oae oe Amerihave to purchase Hcttr aaapMas of ways be what be lias always been, a by Dr.
eoautoa, vahjar, undisciplined being, ca's greatest cargeoas and Medical
the various local dealers, ectaloy mere who pats personal
ideas of comfort writers. It te apropos to a speech
help to coadact their Inula
aad tfcas above tbe ideas of seemlr convention- - saade before a medical society ia this
ROBINSON
amy.
city a short tine ago by a local
a,
all woald reap aosae baaesH.
who
coadeaaed
But ssore tbaa that, year tsarist la a
hospitals aad who k salaried smrgaoa
prodigal sseadar aad every storekeeper
to a sagar abutattoa. sanceoa to a Orncs: Jtopv A, Model B&ocx.
475 1a tbe
TeuwoxeTOS.
P.O. Box 284
la tows, whether be sell dry poods, ottaeBshsrtQrterePriatlagCsagaay railway, esiployes' society aa4 abyat- ciaa to a local hospital.
Mralrtlaga, or at
wait art TW Isaaatiftaa Tateatoa
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BANKERS.
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King-Ave-
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Bankers.
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2 BIG STORES-- 2
HENRY
trouble-breedin-
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LOTb AT
KEWALO i
wiry in nature, and of a ecli tiat will little one by Mr. EL D. Teacey. There
Mrs. J&ccas Uvliseu was a prstiy,
lis. a. huge joke attached which is very cuxoza woman, wita a. smile ana a
not wilt fa tie dampness.
pleasant word for every one. She hid
1 The Terr newest Ccha of this chif-- interesiinr-t- aHinerccs fair wivss. regular
1
fon Is gathered around the shoulder?
features and sparkling eyes.
The little oaes of .Mrs. Humphreys,
.
Mrs. Zacfcary Taylor was a quiet wo
and brought is a big soft fold to tSe .Msa. Cambeil ana .Mrs. Fascasu &e
front, where it is tied in a knot. Below In'eJtcellent forca and enjoying Hto-lul- a man, bat had great strength of Cuar-actf5-t?J?S- S
and tiie true spirit of the Amtri-ca- n
this the ends disappear underneath the
to the best of their ability aal
heroine, enduring patlen'Jy pria- Th shirt waist movement for men lapels of the vest, but reappear below Innzs if we can iudxe bv the Tohvae
folk Is attracting a vast deal of atten- the waist line, where they kang In T5f scond which sometimes- comes fortli tica incident to life on the froati'r.
very losg, fell streamers, asd imeipectedly. I wonder if all yosHg t where her husband, a Major Taylor,
RamUers:-l90- 0
tion everywhere, and as we are rather trimmed upon the
end3 with lace. The mothers know it is Tery bad for the 'ras saoaea. tone naa no amoittoa
important adjuncts in oar own estima- Scha is
and very soft wee mite to be made to smile and ob- - I beyond making her home fcap?r.
A olonde of rare beiKty was Mrs.
tion at least, and obliged to accompany and pretty.
serve at that Tery interesting age. It
r.
Millard "FTUmorp with n ktn nf ilai- t. u.tr,
The lace undersleeve is seen in many tr .....
$40.00 will buy you a fine up to date Rambler Bicycle.
them in their various amusements, and
whiteness and auburn hair. She
We ell these on the instalment plan Tor 5.00 more, easy
also to help bear the brant of the quaint ways. As a revival it is ex older. I am told tbe more stupid a ""s quite
tali, with a fine figure and of
tremely popular
used in the form wee baby appears the brighter he wi.I
criticism levied at their unfortunate of a gathered caff,and
terms.
presence
commanding
she is ranked
extending below the Typ in tho fatnrp
with the wives of th two Aliases as
if
heads. I think it hish time to say a sleeve of the gown.
"We take old wheels in exchange as part payment and allow
XHFFFONY
a learned woman, and it was through
French thrift bere acain finds ex- - I
word or two oa the subject. It seems
they
all
are worth.
her that her husband askei for and obto be a fashion rather well favored presslon. A gown made for an Amerl- re have a number of 2nd. hand wheels in stock now that
Flowers
Lore.
Women
That
tained an appropriation of Congress to
rcan woman had sleeves only a little
I
bay
My
here. Judging "by the coatless young below the elbow, and of a decidedly
books
for
House.
White
the
we can sell at very low prices.
If you want a cheap wheel call and
Some people were never intended to
men I see constantly on the business bell shape. "When the American wo- have anything to do with flowers. And to tnat rime there had been a Bible look at them.
i there and little more.
streets. "We eeem to have stolen a man saw this she exclaimed: "But my flowers know it, too.
We have a big supply of SUNDRIES and also do the best
Another woman of rare beauty was
such,
not
arms
I
short
are
thin;
do
relike
march on the other cities in that
Tou have often heard a person ay, Mrs. Franklin Pierce. She also had repair work in the Islands.
FOR SALE.
.sleeves."
spect. It Is not often that we can be
"Everything she touches grows for many accomplishments. She was very
."
"These are the lace sleeves,
quoted as being before the times, but
responded the conturiere. "The her," while others complain, "I an refined and quiet, shunning society.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln as a girl was
such Is the case regarding the shirt dress sleeve is built so as to be worn never make a success of my garden or very
attractive and she had many suitwaist at least. I do not see why the either short or long."
ors. When she became the mistress
my window-boxes- ."
A few fine lots (about 100x200) oa
new
are
Some
undersleeves
of
the
-men should not be comfortable as well
To be sure, there la a good deal in of the White House she was fair and
entirely of lace: othrs are lawn with
d
Manoa Height, commanding on
forty."
That she was the successor of
I wonder how far Hono
a tiny lace edging, and very pretty this the faithful watering and sunning of the popular
accomplished Miss
view orer Waiklki and ocean
lulu will carry out this new fad.
edge is, with its soft fullness arranged seeds and plants, but the reason for Lane was not and
point in her favor. At
a
Price. J1.750 to 52,000.
off
to
hand.
the
set
In the evening it would be a bit odd
things growing goes further back: than the first levee she appeared in a pink
appear
d
our
decollete,
man
should
at
If
coatless
dress and
a
hlgb
(120x150),
that. It rests ultimately on a personal silk,
A beautiful corner lot
of
am
while
the
travel
tide
told
that
a
floral
I
headdress
ran down to
which
strange
a
theater
how
and
dinner table,
nature.
for
love
grounds, in bert portion of KalfhJ
her waist and destroyed what comeliaway from it,
would look with rows of young men is toward Paris, and not
A real flower lover will never let any ness simplicity might have given her.
Cash, JGOO; balance on easy terms.
many
escaping
are
who
are
still
there
and old In their shirt waists. I think
Mrs. Andrew Jackson possessed .he
plant in her care grow thirsty.
A large lot on good street In Kallhl;
to the cooler countries. Russia, esbeauty
older
perhaps
of face and form which rendered
young
men
and
some
that
much
so
She will never give a plant
area, about 15,500 square feet; good
pecially, is enjoying Its fashionable
one of the most beautiful
her
mother
for
new
fad
to
this
ones
will
take
uncomsoggy
and
view, '..enns easy.
season. The Czar and Czarina
rft moisture that it is
women.
AAAA A...!VAJLA
of
Mrs. Grant was a blonde, .; :.t.,;..;...4.4...T.4. A A A S A JiN A A A A A A A !
that's all It is rather too easily, and holding receptions and many Ameri- fortable.
of delicate figure, rather below middle
become even more careless than ever cans are being received. The court
She will never pick a bouquet in stature. Mrs. Hayes was of very cX- l.
Lots (50x100) In various parts of
dress Is by no means so rigidly preappearance.
personal
regarding
their
which the colors are totally inharmoni- - tractive
Just past Kamebameha Schools, op
scribed as the English presentation
was
for her tact, and her hus Y TtATTTvttv VvTVvT 777
fj:-js.comfortable,
surely
ought
be
to
One
she will never make f band noted
easy monthly installments.
dress, but is none the less elegant ous. .For example,Via,,
once
said
t
that he never nad to ex- cnrlpfr
tw.
nAAA
. tililn
--- "In the tropics at least, and I wish our Many handsome summer gowns are
"
;plain away any words of his wife.
wutttvtci
Lots (fiOxlOO) in Xuuanii tract, $25.00 men would adopt some style of dress being sent north, and whole cargoes
lflwn, balance in Installments of that would conform to the climate, for of pretty things for the neck are sent
to the Russian tailors, who are se$10.00 er moutli.
the dress coat and stiff shirt must be a vere in their styles and lacking in taste
uc "1C "C1 ma'
trifle warm, to say the least, and it is in the soft, fluffy ornaments of which ences of all the flowers she undertakes riag&
cultivate.
j
to
so
will
genius
fond.
who
certainly ugly. The
the Paris modistes are
Harrison was fair as
ofgbeauty.
She will recognize msuncuvely what possesesd
b,onde
FOR LEASE.
evolve this will not only receive a foroput
be
like
to
flowers
of
families
Although so much has been said
whlchalsobel
toM McKtal
tune, but the thanks of all womanplucked.
,
about the marriage of Lady Randolph gether when they are
aro
kind.
bouquets
that
She will make
Churchill and Lieutenant "West, I do
CURED OF CHRONIC DIARRHOEA
natural.
A valuable business site on Mauna-kon- ,
not think it is generally known that loose and graceful andalways
AFTER THIRTY YEARS OF
put
some
will
she
Moreover
near Hotel street.
For those who will not be among English society in general accepts the
the
in
with
flower
a
SUFFERING.
it
of
of
leaves
the
pleasure.
great
interest and
the first to accept bare throat finish to match with
vase. And that is one of the crowning
One acre "ground, between Llliha
few
jealousies
petty
of
cannot
a
The
gowns there are made transwostreet and Insane Asylum roac; good high neck
affect the whole, and Lady Randolph differences between u man and a
"I suffered for thirty years with
man.
at
or
net
lace
parent
collars
choker
of
living
is one of the most famous of
residence sites.
and thought I was past being
you
noticed
ever
it?
Haven't
the edge is tied a band of black velvet women; she is distinctly great in sepA
same cured," says John S. Halloway ofrf
the
work
to
both
at
them
Set
activity.
spheres
Lieutenant
of
arate
fr
A large lot, with 109 feet frontage, on or some bright touch of color. Some
v
flowfield,
gathering
or
garden
time
in
Camp.
J.
Miss.
French
spent
so
"I had
West, on the other hand, has his spur3
4-you
a
lay
your
King street at Kapalama, Just past the such addition is necessary, else the to win. Only twenty-eigh- t,
.will
house.
ers
for
I
he has
much time and money and had suffered
transparent collar would seem to thick- fought in one campaign and been wager that the man comes back to you so
rlco Held.
much that I had given up all hopes
en the neck unduly. Then there are wounded; he has also served In the without a bit of green in his hands
recovery.
off
of
comes
I was so feeble from Ehe
naturally
which
FOR SALE OR LEASE.
Queen's army in a civil capacity in besides that
wire collar frames to set in a
picks.
flower
he
with
the
effects
of
diarrhoea that I could
the
peace.
Besides this he has
gown and hold up a lace scarf. "When times of
woman, who is wise, will do no kind of labor, could not ecn
But
the
imby
Prince
honored
the
for
been
fashion
place
stock
in
is
in
the scarf
laid in a little stock of leaves and travel,
Good Quarries in Xunimu Tract.
about the neck the frame does not portant diplomatic duty. But beyond .have
but by accident I was permitted
to go with every different kind of
vines
these things he has nothing of which
show. Neither the bare throat or
to find a bottle of Chamberlain's
the
that
knows
well
flower.
she
For
finish is necessary. Bodices pre- to boaBt, unless it be having won the green will set off to advantage as noth- Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remepared with collars of conventional sorU hand of a great and beautiful woman. ing else can
the color and the textare dy, and after taking aeveral bottles I
are as stylish as ever. On two new I am told that society was more than and management
of her blossoms.
engagement,
surprised
for
the
at
the
am entirely cured of that trouble. I
dresses of the latest models I have seen
'W'
young
West wai much the
recently the neck finish was not reason that
A
am so pleased with the result that I
Less than half price, Our goods are
And there junior of her ladyship and had always
in the least
am
'1
In
anxious
be
ill
reach
of
that
It
Former Mistresses
, are hosts line them in this respect. been the intimate friend and playmate
who suffer as I have." For sale by all
Another dress was of a red challie fig- of the boys; and also because of the
marked in plain figures, We give what
beno
was
love
lost
fact
that
there
yoke
ured in pale yellow. The skirt,
Of the White House. dealers and druggists. Benson, Smith
"West,
Mrs.
tween
Cornwallis
mother
& Co., general agents Territory of
and lower part of the bodice were yelApply to
we adyeilise.
low satin covered with black lace and of the young man, and Lady Churchill.
Hawaii.
banded with black ribbon. The ribbon In the olddays when both were brides Some Notably Beautiful, Talented
also edged the sailor collar, which in- there had been serious rivalry hetween
and Socially Clever First
closed collar and V of the satin. The them, both being "the most beautiful
midway section of
satin woman in England." Later they had
Ladies of the Land.
was the gown's striking feature. For some friction in the matter of social
Real Kstato AKnnt. Merehnnt St
chaprecedence.
was
then
What
the
this there is full fashionable inducement, but only for a very tall woman. grin of Lady Cornwallis West to think
Of mistresses of the White House
her
Short folk should avoid such sectional that Lady Randolph Churchill,
of the most popular was Mrs.
one
devices as they would the plague. An- former rival, would call her mother-in-laK. Eolk. Like Mrs. Cleveland,
James
Hawaiian
The
other dress was of the jaunty tailor-mad- e
Lady
Randolph
On
wife
getting
like
a
was
a brunette and of fine
she
Turquoise
was
its
ducks.
blue
color, and the trimmings were bands young West is to be congratulated. Yet
was
often remarked that not
it
Is she, for that matter, say the gosn
collar of white so
Co., Ltd. and upper
in Europe could quesn
head
a
crowned
sips, for no finer young man lives in
pique.
royally
than tlie wife of the
more
England,
hit
promise.
nor
one
with
more
These suits are as Jaunty and handJ
republican president. Poets penned
? !
some as broadcloth tailor suits, if only
! !
! ! !!.
I
! !
v! ! !
Importers ana Dealers in
on
and
the
honor,
last
verses
in
by
reception
given
her
CorThe
Mrs.
they are carefully made; but and
hero's the rub the making costs just nelias Damon for Mr. and Mrs. Beck-wit- h Sunday of her stay in Washington a
j &
was easily the event of the week. clergyman addressed her from the pua. a. a.
s&
as much. Happily a woman whose figHardware, Crockery,
a
$
ure is not hard to fit can in these days The house was beautifully decorated lpit She was treated with great dis
away and secure satisfactory and the evening most enjoyable. It was tinction and after leaving the White
PROMPT SERVICE
and Glassware send
for it was thet House was visited every New Year's
suits from tailors whose charges are also a
first large affair Mrs.- Damon has given by the legislature in a body.
within reason.
2, 3 and 4 Light Chandeliers and ElecMrs. George Washington also had
since opening her new house on Thurstroliers, Metal and Glass Lamps,
dark hazel eyes and brown hair. She
ton avenue.
designs
bolero
novel
The
and
are
Lanij) Fixtures
was not a beauty, but sha had a good
more numerous. The smartest one was
Has Removed its Oflices and Showroom to
form,
rather below middle weight, and
Paints, Oils and Varnishes, recently worn over- - a brown foulard Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neumann gave a her manners,
engagwere
and
frank
dinner at The Grill, in honor of their ing. She
dressed plainly, and at a ball
KHmds,
son Edward's birthday. The
Lard oil, Cylinder oil, Dynamo oils, etc. stamped upon a cream ground. This absent
she wjora a slnipla
given
in
her
little bolero was made of batiste and guests were Mr. and Mrs. Hasson, Mr. russet gown honor
Powder, Shot and Caps, Agriculand white Jiankderchief
tural Implements, etc.
lace cunningly used in combination and and Mrs. Surh, Miss Finch and Mr. about her neck. One of her dresses,
Folke.
AM
which she herself manufactured, wj-- s
at top
House Furnishing Goods, Etc. fitted to the figure
whicn
silk,
with
striped
she
cotton,
of
and bottom. It was a front bolero
Card parties are again on the tapis,
from ravelings of brown silk
only and was held by narrow black so a little bird whispered, and I heard obtained
Silver Plated Ware of all descriptions
IN ELECTRIC FIXTURES.
BARGAINS
stockings
and old crimson chair covTable Cutlery etc.
velvet straps over the shoulders. Nar- one woman bitterly complaining of her ers.
JEWELRY,
Mrs. Monroe was considered a ueuu-trow black satin ribbons are extensively bankrupt state, in tones that could bo
Plantation Supplies of
to
heard
from
nlm- here
the
Pali.
4IH Fofjt St
The
She was tall and gracefuUy
used and with good results. A charm 'ble dlme'is again exchanging
hands.
polished and attractive in soformed,
Every Description. ing arrangement requires yards and
ciety. Mrs. John Adams was never
yards
belt,
so
which
is
ribbon.
The
of
beautiful, but she was of imposing apOn and after August 9, all Electric Fixtures
Hart's Patent " Duplex" Die Stock for arranged as to be attached to a broad Mrs. Swanzy has as guests at her pearance
Hi
rery
Intellectual.
and
Kuooloa
Mr.
at
ranch
and
Cutting;
and
Rubber
Bolt
Piiw
satin piece in the middle of the back, Mrs, Hatch, Mrs. Maxwell and Mr. and
Mrs. John Quincy Adams was famed
Hoi-e,
plain or wire bound, etc.
and Shades now in stock will be sold at a GREAT
consists of narrow bands of the ribfor
her charming manners, and Mrs.
Irs.
Hawes, Jr.
Agents for
bon. This is formed by covering a
Andrew Jackson for her amiable tempiece of well boned crinoline with black
and kind heart. Mrs. Martin Van
SACRIFICE to make room for shipment to arrive
x
It Is becoming more and more fash- per
The iermotor,
Buren,
satin. The strip, which is not more ionable
who died before her husband
places out
to
in
Honolulu
have
a pretry
than three inches wide, is placed up
is so easy to make up became president was
per "Andrew WeIch."
Mado of steel and will last longer and and down in the middle of the back, of town, and It on
manunassuming
modest,
with
parties
short notice, and ners and gentle disposition.
give bettor satWaction than any and ail brought around to the front, fhouse'a pleasure
such
to spend a day or two
other manufactured.
The first Mrs. Tyler was one of the
and to each side of it the ribbons are on the other side of the Island.
five
belles of eastern Virginia and was most
ribbons start in
attached. Four or
Orders from tho other
attractive in "her striking loveliness
this way in the middle of the back
and promptly tilled
Noonan.
Mrs.
did
not
return
from
of person and character. The" second THE OAHU ICE
and are brought again to the front,
&
A A.f. AA J.
Mrs. Tyler was the first woman to marwhere they are tied in a bow with long the volcano, as was expected.
ry a president Before her marriage
ends. Narrow black ribbons are atic
niiAi
& ELECTKIC CO.
.5.
tached to the back of the hat and all
4-The new French consul is a decided she was, for the one season she spent
Washington.
crossed, after which they are brought acquisition to Honolulu society. He there, the belle of
The AtiQntion of Connoisseurs is called to the
A sparkling brunette was Mrs. WilHave everything in readiaround to the front and tied under the speaks excellent English and is a
Superlative Qualify of POMMERY CHAMPAGNE f"
chin. The bow is fastened by a-- brooch thorough man of the world, besides be-l- liam Henry Harrison. She was very ness and are prepared to
Watchmaker & Jeweler.
which
is being shipped to this country.
style.
In London, vt
in good
most iateresting and entertaining. handsome, with a face full of anima- serve
their customers with
tion, and her health, which was royokes are tucked and shirred
the acknowledged HoiW o Wine Connoisseurs, where
no. 8 king st. nxak ntjtjantj andShirt
the goods are trimmed in other Mrs. F. K. C. Gibbons left for Eng- bust, added a glow to her fea teres ICErnanufa'ctured from pure
ways. Unless on is very full around
which Increased her charms. "Upon
QUALITY REGULATES PRICE,
land last week after a lengths vLsit her-- countenance," it is recorded, ''na- condensed .water from arteP. O. Box 1020.
the hips, the trimmed yoke is to be here.
POMMERY Commands from Two to Six Dollars more
ture had been profusely .libera!'
recommended, but for embonpoint it
sian wells.
I900 Ramblirs:- -
--
nriPTV
v....
o
RamMsrs:- -
er
-
AT A BARGAIN.
lace-trimm- ed
,.
-- .
--
f-
mad-ame-
E.0.HALL&
--
unpar-alolle-
SON
short-sleeve-
Limited, King Street.
ifL
Ka-llb-
THE
i
fwiW
5j
WfflTE
HOUSE
dlai-rho- ea
420 Fort Street.
5
Mepmaiifc Sale
of renxbons
no-coll- ar
M.
no-coll- ar
?
:
new-fangle-
d.
J. H. SCHNAGK
lace-cover-
t
ed
AMERICAN
w.
pres-enc-
Hardware
ef
DRY GOODS ASSOCIATION
turn-dow-
t-
I- - 4- -
MAIN 199
house-warmin- g,
-
Alarm Cloekfe
--
The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd., :
AH
Alakea Street, Makai Merchant.
Priced.
y.
over-Sunda-
READY
y
--
A-'-
wc-ma-n,
soli-ult-
srUo
BIART'S
TO DELIVER ICE
tja.?.
od
Tftp
OH k;ee
tdiip miTCDinv
itu
ny
ed
FREDHABH
CONTRACTOR AND
BUILDER
Jobbinc Promptly
IttMitf to
THE
A. Harrison Mill Go. Ltd
Kawaiahao Street, Kewalo.
MILL
VMK
II
AIL ITS
P. p. Bex N8.
Telephone Wkit12L :
hpitinW.
Mm MM
should be avoided.
The Chilean trailing ship did not
Tulle of all colors can be used for
the boa. The 'latest design is the entertain at all during her brief stay
snake boa, which is very thick at on here, coatrary to all expectations.
end and tapering at the other. "To give
these boas foundation there is a lining
Miss Kathleen Cartwright gave a desimilar to the lining of a muff, over lightful wagonette, and dancing .party
which the material is shirred.
Satarday erealag at Alea.
a
To fashion such a lining a tiny roll
of cotton batting Is prepared until it is
Xlss Harriet Lewers gave a.card parof equal thickness, except at one end; ty Friday 'ereaiag.
where it is tightly sewed to give itAJje
desired point A black silk .case IsT Mrs. Laara W. Wight now a resident
slipped over the bom, reminding one of of Oakland, Is expected to arrive in
the way a bolster is slipped into its Hoaolala.ay the returning S. S. China,
case. The boa Is bow ready for its and will remain here three months.
outside covering, which may be of amy
selected material, with a preference alMrs. Gill, wife of the editor of Tie
ways for black tulle or black chtffoa.
Republican, has gone to Seattle for a
The most beaatlful boas are of black krief TisK. She
win soon return with
a her1 Bentnold goods
tulle with gold dots put on
and make her
way as to require a Tery close, talcs;
Guls
have taken a
The
a
with
is
tied
Back
tttfcloa
sairrlBS.
street,
a3aaa
tiny black satla ribboa. with eads is at home oa Thursdays.and Mrs. Gill
snipped off very short
Caamiag aarmitarcs are fashioaed
of white chlffoaama lace. These are :I'haTe Been calling on the proud
loveljr poa a new garment, and of so mothers of? the numerous, new habiss
A
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V'
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.!
?ifc
NEW
ti
Ekpit Ine if
JLUrjt
iswaf
'
f
Telephone 3151, Blue.
P. O. Box 600
-
Ties. Skirts,
Ptjiws,
Silk
ui
Etc.
UTSniiiI.
K.ISOSHIMA,,
;f
King Street, Below CastS & Cooke's..
.
.
rg
5SA.
a case than other leading Brands, as per figures taken
from Ridley's Wine and Spirit Trade Circular, London.
POMMERY
G. H. HUnr
?
?
Vintage 1893
S63.
1S93
70s.
"
"
"
PERRIER JOUET
HOET AND CHAMX)N "
1893 Extra CuTeeG Cos.
LOUIS KOEDERER
1S93
193
"
"
"
20 79s. 3d.
JGSs.
to 9l
" 7fo.
"
-
CCs.
8-i- s
3d
"71s.
W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd.
cm C TTCNTC
t--
i1
1
tt)HKtt
GOO KIM
HaTe just opened a New and
HIMIiHIH Ml t
,
210 NUUANU STREET,
ABOVE HOTEL
line lone of
Heavy PONGEE
SILK GOODS FOR
if Laics', Beits' vA CkiHm's STUff
St
.
s.
HOFFIAN&IAEKHAI
topes, Khms, Etc,
traaaf oralis a aatare H6m aa oM oae that have rseeatly arrived. Thepres-eat- s
far aS.wevs costly and numerous,
that you wowM scarcely reeogmlae the
gowa. They make a chlffoaette hat I was isainUHy. token with the ex-giTem Mrs. Carpel's
searoely ooarser tfcaa eahfee, yet rtta
-
Your Orders Solicited.
SUMMER GOODS.
in-su-
V
.5
Mrs. Thomas Jefferson was remark-
able for her beauty. Her complexion
was brilliant; her large, expressive
eyes of "the richest tinge of iubdrn."
A little above medium height she ws
slightly and delicately formed. She
danced, sang, played the splocet and
harpsichord and rode with great skilL
MEN'S SUITS.
Nevv
Shipment of Sandalwood Boxs for Handkerchiefs
Gloves, Jewelry,
Etc
lUMQnable
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WATER FRONT.
an-ab- le
The Steamer Aorangi
Makes Fine Time
LIMITED
64
PAMFINE PAKT COS
Paints, Compounds and Building
Papers.
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Stocksfc Bonds. A
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Cube and Granulated.
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Real Estate,
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From Victoria.
Offer for Sale:
W.
?I
Jii
1
WiG.lrwlD&Co
j.
schooner before Diamond- - Head was
TIDES. SU1TAND MOON.
a?ei the rails at a point thirty miks
1
reached and when the Tessel passed
333th of Newcastle.""
the lighthouse the Dewey was a good
1s
o
quarter of a mile in advance of La
sir
.?Sj
Made Public
Correspondence
1
Paloma. The wind was fair and from
- -- r S ,
s, s
London. Atts: 22. The Colonial OiSrc
the northeast and La Paloma had
her club topsails set but seemed
today zssde public the text of the corto crawl np on her smaller opporespondence seLred at Pretoria. Be;des
IJM 1 4 S.tiU 1MI ml 4
3!
nent. When abreast of the Hghthoase 3tva
'
pet
Mr. Henry Laboachere. John Edward
2S 2T
u 1.
at Diamond Head the Bonnie turned
5 .11
p.
EUis, liberal member of Parliament
S3,
i
i
back. It is expected that the boats WeJ
9 01
J.51 a
pi
1.'
will return to port late Monday after- Tfcerpx
7aJ5 l
s.
&' i.i" 3 ote.1?- 9 a for th RushclifTe Division, of Nottingnoon.
Frt
npa.s hamshire, wrote to Mrs. Solly, for facts
i.ut.is a
l.sf 3
1JH 5 CS Of 1411 15 favorable to the TraasvaaL and Dr.
ban. J 1U
SHIPPING NOTES.
I fc e.!5 3. 6 l Mi lia. m Gavin tJrown Clark. Radical member!
T.KJ UfH, 8T
M.n j 3.ttJ4 l.Titl .
OFFICE-CORN- ER
KING
A RECORD
FROM
iiLLLVSaLvpH-.- "
PORT TO PORT.
for Caithness, and former Consul Genbag3
5,000
brings
of
Claudine
The
Republic
m
South
of
African
eral
the
STREETS.
AND BETHEL
Faaohou sugar ior the steamer AusFirst quarter of the moon on the
London, wrote to President Kruer.
1
at96p. m.
THE SOLACE FK03C YOKOHAMA tralia.
under Oat of August 29th. 1SS9, of the
The tug Eleu towed the bark Empire
AND GUAM IN PORT
to sea yesterday.
unsatisfactory results of a conversaFOR SALE.
DIAMOND KFATl SIGNAL STA- tion he had had with Mr. Joseph Chamfollowing-cargo-:
Tfie
brought
Kinau
the
TO COAL.
"Weather
clear:
AugTist
31.
TION.
239 sk3 potatoes, 50 sks corn,
berlain, the Secretary of State for the
A tine large residence on Victoria
&2 hogs, 11 bdis hides, 2 horses, 249
wind light, northeast.
Colonies. Dr. Clark said that he street, fS,oU.
The Big Algoa Arrives From Japan pkgs sundries.
thought that war was inevitable, and
There is a probability of another big
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
The Challenger From New-Yor's
discussed the effect of President
FOR SALE.
Spreckels towboat coming here in time
passes.
seizing the
Steamers due and to sail today and
Many "Vessels Defor the next sugar season. This tug
& ELECTRIC CO.. LM
will do the long hauls between here for the month of September are as folA beautiful home at Punaho- lot GAS
part Harbor Notes.
TaxllO, hou$e 7 rooms, only $4,W0.
and the other islands. Heretofore the lows:
Universally Condemned
r-ARRIVE.
MAGOON BUILDING, Com- -.
long distance towing has been done by
Brown
24.
Gavin
Dr.
Aug.
London,
steamers
with
or
the
satisfaction
little
StreDue.
Yesterday was one of the busiest
Steamers.
irom.
FOR SALE.
chant and Alakea
profit to either the ships or the steam- Honykong3Iaru S.F.
.Sept 5 Clark is condemned by the morning
days that the front has seen for a long ship
companies.
Sept 12 papers, irrespective of party. Some of House and lot on the installment
Siena S. F
time. The Aorangi, Algoa and Solace
Sept 22 the Government organs, in big black plan, easy monthly payments. Fay
The ship Challenger, which arrived China S. F.
Co.
arrived quite early in the morning and here yesterday from New York, will Doric S. F
Sept 22 type, proclaim him a traitor of the your rent in buying a home.
Metropolitan
Sept 26
the American ship Challenger from be taken command of by Captain Piltz Australia S. F.
Sept 29 worst kind. Last evening he was mob
Nippon Maru S. F.- New York came into the harbor just of the William Carson.
FOll SALE.
2a bed by his constituents, and was only
Sept
Tomorrow will be generally observed Warrimoo Victoria
IOS KING
before noon. The Kinau arrived a litby
of
his
a
one
worse
saved
fate
from
-as a holiday along the water front.
DEPART.
tle after 1 o'clock, with a very big pasbay
supporters,
crowd
at
who held the
Captain Clarke was met with open Australia S. F. '
Leasehold of IS yean, paying 20 per Q. J. "WALLER,
.
Sept 4 with a revolver.
..
senger list. She was crowded with va- arms
on his arrival at Hilo. It had Moaiia S. F
cent net.
14
Sept
cationists, all coming home to get been a long time since he had been
Sept 15
Rio de Janeiro S. F
ready for the next term of school.
there and he was given a flattering re- Nippon Maru S. F
Wholesale aud Eotail
FOR SALE.
Sept 17
The Grill for Sunday.
Sept 22
The Aorangi was at the Pacific Mall, ception.
Coptic S. F
This is Ihe menu for the regular dinThe custom house boys have received Miowera Victoria
Sept 25
Business property oi: Frf street.
wharf discharging freight and taking
tocaps. They are pretty, but the Australia S. F......
2 ner at the Union Grill, King street,
their
Business property - old CiiHiatown.
Oct
coal and the Algoa was compelled to gold eagles embroidered on the
front America Maru S. F
NAVY
Oct 2 day:
.DINNER
wait outside for her turn at the wharf. of each headpiece make the boys eel
FOR SALE.
COLD SERVICE
The Solace was docked at the navy sad. They are the only gold of Uncle
"
Lamb
Beef
tier. Miss A. King, A. R. Gurry and SO
dock and to make room for her the Sam's that they have yet seen.
sotrp
Any sngnr stock- that you want to
The Falls of Clyde is billed to sail on deck.
big ship John Currier wasmored upConsomme
Chicken Giblets
buy.
tomorHilo
San
from
for
Francisco
per
Mikahala,
stmr.
From Makaweli,
SALAD
town to the Irmgard wharf.
row, taking passengers and a load of Sept. L Miss C. Charman, Miss R.
Alligator Pear
The Mikahala arrived from Kauai sugar.
Of the advance in the pr.
Akiau, Miss Ako, Miss L. Kapa, Miss
nsH
In the morning and was sent to Kau
M. Akina, Miss L. Akina, Miss M. Kua,
of tho high rate of dnt
Filet of Sole, Sauce Tartar
Rinii UP
ENTREES
In the afternoon for a load of sugar.
SUGAR ON HAWAIL
Miss Schlemneer, Master W. Kapa,
under the U. S. tariff m
Chicken Saute, Marengo
Master D. Kapuniai, Master King, MasThe Aorangi was about an hour late
imported
from Australia
Veal Cutlets, a la Milanatso
The Kinau reports the following ter S. Paalua, Master Meheula, Master
in getting away for the Colonies. She sugar
supply for this
our
chief
no AST
Apao, Master Harbottle, Mr. Akina, Mr.
left on Hawaii:
took but few passengers from this
Reef
Lamb
Tamo
Is
Duck
present
drawn, we .
M.
at
4,500
bags; H. P. S. M., nil; and Mrs. Dasher; Mrs.
Hartman and
Waiakea,
VEGETABLES
port.
Wainaku, nil; O. S. Co., nil; Pepeekeo, 33 on deck.
strpph
to
able
continue
Asparagus, fayouaise Dressing
From Vancouver and Victoria, per
There was a procession of vessels out nil; Honomu, nil; Hakalau, 5,000 bags;
customers
tho
at
preset''
Mashed Potatoes
bags; Oakala, 7,508 C. A. S. S.' Aorangi, Sept. 1. St C.
of the "harbor all day. First the Ed- L. S. Co., 3,500 6,500
DE.SSEUT
and, commeuclng Saptec
bags; Kukaiau,
bags; Paauhau, Sayres, C. J. McCarthy, N. E. Gedge,
Vanila lee Cream.
ward May got off, then the Emily F. 130 bags; Honokaa, 3,000 bags;
an Increase of 3 cents pe
PHONE SOG.
Miss F. N. Carter, Mrs. E. Fowler. Miss
Whitney and the Empire. The schooniMnnacar Lycurgus remarked last
5,000 L. Neumann, Miss E. Focke, E. G.
4,000 bags; Punaluu,
present rateswlll be
er Reporter was sailed out of the har- bags; Honapu, 1,717 bags. Total,
C. E. King, Mrs. A. Mullen, evening that he was preparing for big
for
and veaL
beef
He
bor by Pilot Cameron and the Aorangi 141.S17 bags.
Miss J. Mullen, R. E. Mullen, Miss C. business today and tomorrow.
S.
by
S.
received
the
aaid
Grill
the
went out under the guidance of. CapL. Mullen, Miss M. B. Mullen, E. MulCo.
Australia cold storage a large contain Macauley. The Mikahala then
len, Mrs. M. Dickson and two children, signment
ARRIVED.
Meat Co. i.td.,
Metropolitan
with
delicacies,
usual
of
the
left for Kau and the barkentine S. G.
G. Elake, R. L. Mason, F. Searles, Mr.
in
novelties
things
or
rare
of
a
number
Wilder was the last to leave.
Macin-tyrand Mrs. HorniDrook, Mrs. J.
NO. 16, QUEEN ST.
Saturday, September 1.
addition. "The dinners." said Mr. LyThe tug Fearless was kept busy
G.
WALLER
Miss J. Macintyre, M. Macintyre, curgus, "will be better than ever. The
C. A. S. S. Aorangi, Hay, from Vanfrom early till late in the afternoon.
.0. A. Musgrave, C. C. Chamberlin, Miss chef and myself have taken great care
couver
Victoria.
and
r.
First the Currier was moved uptown.
R. E. Marshall, C. Melrose, W. A. Mace, in making the selections for thecourses.
S. S. Algoa, Hansford, from Japan.
30. i
August
II.
Honolulu,
T
Then the Challenger was towed in
T.
Boulton,
C.
Mrs.
Roe,
Mr.
L.
and
J.
The cooking will be up to the usual
Stmr Mikahala, Pedersen, from
from sea. Then the Fearless took the
E. Malley and A. Piersbn.
10S bags taro and 57 bdls hide3.
standard, and the table service will be
MANAGER.
Edward May to sea and afterwards
Malakai.
btter thau ever. We are having a good
Bennett,
from
Lehua,
Stmr
towed the Whitney out. In the afterlot of regular patrons and want to suit
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.
Stmr Kinau, Clarke, from Hilo and
noon she towed the Wilder out and on
and hold them, and of course we apports.
way
way
In she helped dock the Alg'ia.
her
preciate new Vustomers. The Grill is Foundation Stone,
Am sh Challenger, Gould, 138 days
Per C. and A. S. S. Aorangi Tor the an
cafe, and as a business
York.
New
from
FORTHERENEFn m
Colonies, BSept 1. Baxter Bruce and enterprise is a success. Invite tho peoAORANGI'S FAST TRIP.
Curbing, Black and
Stmr J. A. Cummins, Searle, Oahu wife. Mis M. Mcintosh E. Morin, II. ple to
come aiuL see n aul e will
ports.
Chaffer and 2 Chinese steerage.
White Sand, Olive Branch, Rebekah Ledge N.. 2,
txeut them right."
It Is not so long ago since the
U, S. S. Solace, Winslow, from Maboats used to arrive
r. o. o.
. AND
hero at almost any time but schedule. nila, Hongkong and Guam.
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
LSoil
of all Description foi Friday Evening, September
This was when the steamers were un'.
DEPARTURES.
der the old management. Now things
Sale.
1. 19"0.
Sept.
Saturday,
noOiUI.U,
are conducted on an entirely different
PROGRESS HALL
JlliI
Bk Edward May, Hansen, in ballast Ewa
plan and it Is seldom that the vessels
Hire.
2T, 23
Com paur
Plantation
Tickets for Lndy and Genttem
ii
are late and generally they arrive for San Francisco.
HawiUIiui Agricultural Co.
Bk Emily F. Whitney, Bregman, In Itawnlluu Oom'l SusirO
ahead of time. From the fine run made
Ulh
Hawaiian Su?.ir Co
by the Warrimoo on her last trip from ballast for San Francisco.
1T0
Qou iuii Sugar Comp.iny
theSound
Empire,
Knacke,
for
31
Bk
Company.
Honr fcnaSuear
32J
the Colonies and the remarkable time
23
ROCK FOR BALLAST. ,
Knuuku Plantation Company
made by the Aorangi from Victoria it in ballast
Co., Ltd., Atses-- . .... li!i
Kilict
Plantation
Bkt S. G. Wilder, Jackson, for San Klpaaulu Supar Company
110
would appear that they are being tried
l&iv
Koli.a busar Co
out to compete for tho subsidy that Francisco with a load of sugar.
Sugar Company
Sch Reporter, Dahloff, for the Sound Konr
the Colonial government will shortly
4
McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd,. Afs
12
give to the line that carries the mail in ballast.
SlcBryde Supir Co., Ltd., Pd up
J White and Black Sand Free
ree
13ij; 153
Colon1 In Quantities to Suit.
OahuSumrOi
Hay,
Aorangi,
the
for
Stmr
to and from the coast
1 Ookjila buyar Plantation Co.
Ifi,
17i
Purser Mason makes the following ies.
a
j'4
Olaa Susar Co., Ltd., Aw
u
The Labor Committee will i
11
.
Olan Su?.ir Co., Ltd., Pa'd up
Stmr Mikahala, Pedersen, for Kau.
report of the run from Vancouver to
prizes and purse 2,000, for tht
rs
.206
O low du Company
H"
For.
Contracted
Excavating
Lahaina.
Paloma,
for
La
Sch
yacht
port: "The Aorangi, C. M. Hay com275
of tho events to bo held at K
ui
Pala Plantation Cj.....
Sloop Dewey, Hobron, for Lahaina.
223
mander, left Vancouver at noon on the
Pepe'keoSuear Company
on September 31.
Park
156 iMj;
sch Columbia, Plon er Mill Company
Aug. 27, Am
24th of August and arrived at Victoria,
y
As this money was ootitnti
;
93
Walnlua Agricultural Co., A,e
B. C, at 6:45 p. m. same day.- Left Sprague, for Port Townsend in ba115
11G.'
business men of Honolulu '
the
n'
Walalua Asricultucal Co., Pd up
FOR SALE.
Coral .and Soil For Sale.
,. 400
Victoria at 5 a. m. on Saturday, 25th llast
Walluku Sucar Co
ho
mittee wish to thank them. thr.
f
ICO
Company
sch Metha Nelson, Watinanalo Sugar
Sept 1, Am
August, and experienced strong north:
whu-tho
Press,
assistance
for
U2)J
Co
Mill
west winds, with heavy swell, which O. Isackson, for Port Townsend in bait Walraca
130
Jt'sSfDump Carts furnished by generously gave.
Wilder Steamship Co
1. House and lot on Young st; 60x140;
Hawaiian EiectrloCo
moderated on the following day, and last
the
day on Hour's Notice.
Co
Steam Xavlsatlon
house contains S rooms. Price
with occasional showers so continued
Everybody
Hawaiian Electric Co
$3,500.
-- C
until the 2Sth. Easterly and E. N. E.
Honolulu Steam Laundry
VESSELS LEAVING TUESDAY.
mTCHCOCK.
II.
E.
ISO
Oahu Railway & Lat.il Co ...'.
winds with fine weather and smooth
Admission
y
2.
residence on Young st;
W
People's Ice .t Ileiris. Co
O.
to
sea were' then met with and carried to
P.
Bethel
St.rnext
Stmr Kinau, Clarke, for Maui and
10
57,500.
rooms.
Only
Price
BONDS.
-port. The Aorangi has done some ex- Hawaii ports at 4 p. m.
Invitations for the ball can
r
part cash.
Wii ..
Hawaiian Gov't. 6 per cent.
upou
application
cured
to
an
he
cellent steaming, the passage from
4
P9
Stmr Kauai, Bruhn, for Eleele at
Hawaiian Go'vt. 5 per cent.
3. House and lot on Alexander st;
Committee.
103
Victoria occupying only 6 days, 19 p. m.
Ewa Plantation C per cent
104
THOS.HAVLi.
100x190; house contains 7 rooms.
Kahuku Plantation & per cent
hours, showing an average of 14.6
Stmr Noeau, Wyman, for Lahaina, OahuKaUwayfcLandCo.Cp-PURDY & BARON.
101j 103
A.BUNSO,
Price $5,000.
knots per hour."
Honokaa and Kukulhaele at 10 a. m.
JAY THOMAS.
SALES JtonXIXO SESSION.
Stmr Keauhou, Mosher, for Maka4. House and lot at Kallhi; 77x150;
Committeo of Arrangf'Ti
THE SOLACE ARRIVES.
weli and Waimea at 5 p. m.
S rooms. Price $2,900. A bargain. SHIP CARPENTERING,
4 50
5 McBryde
Stmr W. G. Hall, Thompson, for
1 00
20 Olaa Pd
5. House and lot on slopes of Punch- 152 50
The U. S. navy transport .Solace,
BOAT BUILDING,
Koloa, Eleele and "Waimea at 10 Oann Pd
132
50
5 Oahu Pd
Captain Herbert Winslow, commander, 5 p. m.
bowLsPrice $2,750.
arrived from Guam yesterday after a
SMITHING,
XOTE. Tliere will bo no sfIon ct the Stock
6. House and lot on Kinau st; 50x100
quick passage. The vessel left Yoko- VESSELS LEAVING
Eschonjre on Monday.
A bargain for J2.S00.
WEDNESDAY.
AND
GENERAL REPAIR WORK.
hama on August 11 and went to Guam,
7.
Lot
Kalihi;
at
Price
77xl50.
where she stayed a day. She has sev- . Stmr Mauna
Simerson, for La$1,000.
enteen sick and wounded sailors aboard haina, Maalaea, Loa,
Shop: SUMNER'S ISLAND
British Soldiers Giving
JO
Kona
Kau
and
at
and Colonel Meade, who Is on his way a. m.
S. Lot at Kalihi; 50x100. Price $500.
Phone S06. P. O. Box i!62. Honolulu
home on slclc leave.
y-- i
The Boers Ho Rest. 9. House and lot at Kalihi; 155x150;
Colonel Meade was the first AmeriW. G. IKW1M A
KB- PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
house contains S rooms. Price
can officer in command of the" forces
f
$3,S00.
in China and was at thevhead of the
Wben Tou 60 To WAH.UIU Abstracts and Certlcates
From Hilo and way ports, per stmr. De Wet's Army of Two Thousand
tie
United States forces at' Tientsin. He
10. House and lot on College st; 75x
Kinau,
Sept
D.
S.
Bowman,
W.
was attacked by rheumatism and was
Carefully
L
Prepared
125. A bargain for $5,000.
Men Reduced to a Mero Handvery sick for a while, so was invalided Heyneman, Mrs. H. Walker, J. McGav-iSTOP&.TTTHE
Money to Loan on Rett! .
ta
property on Forest; 47x
11.
Business
home. He is, now In Tery good health
J..W. Pratt, A. F. Rooker, Miss
ful Roberts Reports.
9S.
Security
$5500.
.Price
and does not like the Idea of having 'to
W. Hall, Mrs. H. Noonan,
J.
go home"whlle there is fighting to do.
12. Lot on Kekaulike st; 46 ft front
London. Aug. 23. Lord Roberts reCaptain Winslow was in command J. Ellis, Ed. Le Harne, C. S. Holloway,
Price $5,000.
"H.
Tenny,
Miss
M.
W.
C.
Pir3t-ClaHitchcock.
Office,
of
House in Every DetaiL
under
date
ports
of a war vessel during the blockading
to the War
13.
Lots at Kewalo; all bargains; 50x
of Santiago, Cuba. He is a son of old F. W. Damon, Geo. Mayfield, Dr. Geo Pretoria, August 22d, as follows:
100 each.
Commodore Winslow, afterwards ad- Herbert, Mrs. FC J. Cross, J. Russell,
"Buller's Division marched to Vani
miral, who distinguished himself In E. N. Chan and girl, wife and two chilMRS. G. R. ROBERTSON,
14.
House
and lot on Liliha st; $3,500.
Wycfs Vlei. 15 south of Belfast, yesthe civil war.
15. House and lot on Vineyard at;
Manager.
dren,
C. De'Chew, Henry Giles, terday. His casualties were 20.
Miss
The Solace will remain here until
$3,500.
Wailukn,
Mary
Maol.
Boyle,
Ed.
Haole,
Ailaur'Mrs.
reports
from Harman's Kraal
"Paget
Tuesday. She will then leave for San
CJ7
Francisco, returning here about the Palmer Woods, Capt Lane. Miss F. that Baden-Poweengaged Groblcr's 16. Lot on Young st 55x155. Price
$3,000.
-last of this month.
Ballinger, Mrs. E. Conradt, France rear guard all day yesterday. Groblr
Woods, "W. Meyer and wife. Miss E. was. driven back east of Pinaar's river. 17. Lodging house on Fort st; month- THE ALGOA.
ly gross income
$425. Price
Stansbury, J. S.A Carlario, Jr.. J. H.
's
advance 'eolumn and
$6,000.
(?
"Wise,
Meyer
W.
E.
IdAcfarlane.
Jr..
enemy
galloped
into each
that of the
The Algea?- - the largest Tessel plyCorner King & Alakea Streets.
ing in Pacific wafers, is alongside the A. H. R. Alerra, Miss A. Kekipl, G.
other, the Rhodesians losing "Colonel IS. Leasehold on Qaeen at; 24 years to
run;
splendid
propwarehouse
Profs. Martin JVau Pra s and
Pacific Mall wharf. She has 2,000 tons
F. J. Gregg aad wife. P.
Spreckley and four men killed, and
erty; ,000.
of .freight for this port and a large
Master MPerry, Miss M. Moss-Ba- n, seven wounded. Many of the Boers
Cbas K. Stickney of San Fran isco
Aloals served at all hours.
cargo for San Francisco. The Algoa
Miss M. Gregg. Miss Lily Aki, were killed or wounded. They were at 19. Leasehold on Berefanla st, with
lf
is about
loaded and that achave been engaged to
a
new buildinK. suitable for stores
counts for her rather long trip to this Willie Hall, Mrs. N. K. Smythe, Miss CyferkuU this morning. Plummer and
d etail Series of ilnsical Concerts at
class
in
everv
First
or
warehouses; $4,200.
the
port. Her propeller Is about half out K. Bard, A. Watson. Valentine Holt J. Bickman were closely pursuing them.
20. Lou at Kalihi.
of water. She will be here several W. Tindal. Mrs. T. Bollinger, Joseya
XETV
Lanai
findol
the
ENGLAND
seems
De
certain
that
"It
Wet
121. Lots at Palama near Insane Asy
days discharging and will then sail for Luis, Bishop Gulstan Popert, Chans
ing it hopeless io jnake his way eastBAKERY, TUESDAY, THl'RS-DA- Y
lum.
San Frincisco, where it is thought she Tal, Man,
F. W. Miiverton, Master Ben. ward, has xecrossed the Magallesb-r- s
will be takes as a transport. As the
Proprietor
and SATURDAY filigovernment has stated, however, that C. Kara Poo, Miss M. Maby, Henry V. with a few wounded, with ih& intention
ngs of each week, Commetj'-mno more xsea will be sent to China, it Hollinger, L. Alcana, Miss L Mabv, G. of. returning to the Orange River Colis possible that the bis freighter will M. Home, Mrs. Kania and servant G. ony. He Is in a Very different condinot be used by the authorities.
Sturgeon. Miss E. Stubblebeen. Mrs- - L tion from that when he left Bethlehem
TO-NIGH- T.
Brown aad maid, Joe Benton J. K. Kau- - with six or eight guns aad 2.009 men.
lia, Judge Little, E. Campbell, G. Akona His sans hare mostly been buried,
The Public Invited. Nu (. harge
reand son. Miss Little. Miss Ida Hornsr, and' his persoaal following cannot be
The yacht race to LahalRa and
turn started yesterday afteraooa at a G. W. Stadllcr, Mrs. T. Saddler. M!s more thaa 399. LnrrrED.
for Admission.
lKtle after 4 o'clock. The Dewey sailed M. Horner, J. Polkinghorn, Miss K.
Steya,
small
a
stated
with
that
"It
is
by T. W. Hobroii amd La Paloma
sailed by Clarence Mac farlanc; crossed Saddle V. Hoistein. H. Gillen. Sef. S bodyguard, has crowed Pinaar's itrer,
-the startla ttae almost together. At L. Desha aad five children, MfssH. on h& way to joia Kroger at Machado-"dor- p.
the movta of .the eaaaad the Dewey Kekoeaa, J7. Hopper, Mies M. Ahcat,
waa.to wiad-wa- ri W. Bertowltt. Mm. C. L. Zelgler Miis , had.calaed a Httfo-aarrhe 'Boera yesterday blew up a por-pricMu
First class rigs at
J, MALI LITTarSlsispr.
attiaeiFatomir Th Boaaie Du a.-- , wuuame, jtrtftrisioaerson. misa &ia
aa the rallwmyat KoeU's Drifht, 5
flat, whkh tamd j1te a Hatoani b
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Lucol Raw and Boiled.
Linseed Raw and Boiled.
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Water-proPaint, inside and outside; in white and
cold-wat-
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FERTILIZBES
Ml
STR&Ui.
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Alex. Cross .fc. Sons'
Scotoh fertilizers', adapted for sugar cane and coifee.
K. Ohiandi ,fc Co.'b chemical Fertilizers and finely ground Bonemeal.
high-grad-
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CONTRAGTi
STEiUI PIPE COVERED
In Consequence.
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Covering.
FILTER, PRESS CLOTHS,
Linen and Jute.
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CBJIENT, LIME & BRICKS
Agents Fop
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(Muiif. "National Cane Shredder")
New York, U. S. A.
l. EVANS,
Manat
Grand Ball
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OHLANDT
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San Francisco, Cal.
Cana-
dian-Australian
RISDON IRON AND LOOOMOITVE
San Francisco, Cal.
WORKS.
f.
Will Saridge
ed
Sc
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Keal Estate
LABOR DA
SPORTS
i
Broker,
Palolo Land and
Improvement Co., Ltd.
Merchant Street.
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ROOM
8, MODEL BLOCK, FORT ST
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Invited
Inter-Mmr-d
free
Two-stor-
Ollico
10;to 12 A. M.
Hours
A. F. GOQKE, HANAGER
C
ili,
Offers for Sale or Lease
TRACTS
.1.
of
25
to
100
ACRES
of land in Palolo Valley for building,
"arming or stock rais.nr.
BLOCKS of IG BUILDING LOTS
each
tquaro foot with streets all
and
lots
cleared.
laid
2.
15000
SINGLE BUILDING LOTS in
S.
the valley or on tho hill sides,
73x200
4. 5 AND 10 ACRE Lou of CLAY
SOILS suitable for making bricks
sower pipe, flower pots, fire clay, etc
j
OOO.OOO
TONS
Searcher
of Records
Offlcc-Oppo-
SHIP BALLAST
ROCKS in quantities to suit, for sale
in tho quarry or delivered in town.
6. ROCK QUARRIES of buildup
stone for sale or lease. A cood opportunity for contractors and new build-i- n
firms to work or own their own
quarry.
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By-ingt- on,
WINDSOR
a
and 100x150.
5.Q
F.W. MaMnny
FREE
ss
CON CEsiT
To-Ni- r
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Astor House Restaurant
Baden-Powell-
Me-Maho-
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New England Bakery.
n,
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rt
one-ha-
sui tabWo r SMALL FARM7.
ING, CHICKEN RANCHES, MOUNTAIN HOMES, Etc, for sale or lease.
I.-U!- d
ROAD METAL, CKU1HED
SOCK for concrete work for sale in
quantities to suit, by the yard or 100,-0yards. Special rates for largo
8.
00
quantities.
AH CHUCK,
Hilliiuii
DEWEr-LA'PALOM-
9. OPPORTUNITIES for contractors to put up SO to 4Q cottager for rea-tand for a buss lino to run as soon as
al
buildings are rented.
BEAUTIFUL
SUSUXBAY
PmOPAM.1
iie for hotel-- , jmf
pcwti, three1 to four miles I tba4 Post-- ,10.
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Real Estate
Broker,
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Swiss Cliee
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that we sell
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Washburn Goods
I
as cheap as any store in the United
States? None excepted.
Come and see them or write.
They need no advertising.
It 13 only necessary to state where
they can be found.
WAITY
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Grocers.
Orpheum Block.
Tel. 680.
5
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The Porter Furniture
P
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Bergstrom
Go.
Music Company
BETHEL AND HOTEL STKEETS
Chickering Piano Agency.
Fort Street
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Telephone 321.
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IMPORTERS AKD DEALERS IX
Lil.
Furniture and Upholstery
--
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HOTEL STBEET.
Moroff & Eppers,
Real Estate and
Buggy Ride.
Collections.
Is It a Pleasure?
OfOce
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Magoou" Block.
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That depends largely upon the veFOR SALE.,
hicle in which the ride Is taken. If the
vehicle is old, if it rattles and jars, and
Beautiful lots 50x140 on Beretauia,
if the draft is heavy, much of the
pleasure is lost But if it has the ball King and Young streets near Buna-hobearing axles, rubber tires, patent
Price from 1,500 to 1,C00 dollars-Ter- ms
springs and other improvements of the
u.
Iff
easy.
vehicle,
HIGH GRADE,
indeed.
then it is a pleasure
We are showing a new line of High
Grade Bike and Pneumatic Buggies,
Runabouts, Traps, Phaetons, Surreys,
Speeding Carts, Brakes, etc Also a
full line of Harness, Whips, Robes,
Lamps, Rugs, Shades, etc
FOR SALE.
Rubber Tires
Nice home sites 50x100 from 275 to
Wo have added to our equipment a
complete RUBBER TIRE outfit and 400 dollars each. Choose your own
are now prepared to put on all sizes
A bargain.
of Rubber Tires. New Channels and terms.
Rubbers put on, or old Channels
We use the
TIRE (two wire), the
best and most satisfactory Tire made.
"KELLY-SPRINGFIEL-
Bussians Insist Their
Government Has
Alae-Dona-
tion.
In the meantime our field artillery
had
been brought to bombard the cenfiENEML CI1FFEE NLIS ALOOF.
ter gate of the Tartar Cijy, but a sortie by the Americans and Russians of
COaiXAHDEKS OF THE FOREIGN the garrison along the wall anticipated
the bombardment, and the gate fell inFORCES TRYING TO FIND
to our hands.
PRIXCE TUAN.
Two field guns were then brought
the Legation and. the rest were
into
Gen. Gaselee Telegraphs the Britsent back to the Temple of Heaven.
At about 5 in the afternoon the Amish. Government an. Account
ericans,
under General Chaffee, entered
of the Entry into the
the Legation, and then we moved on
Chinese Capital.
towards the center of the city for the
night. By nightfall we had 400 men
a. m. Fires, in the Legation.
London. Aug: 24.-- 3:50
(Here, apparently, some words 3re
fighting and dissension are apparently
following in the wake of the relief of missing.)
During the evening at the Temple of
Peking. The Daily Mail publishes dispatches from the Chinese capital, dated Heaven we were engaged, and after
as late as August 17th, declaring that inflicting heavy losses we occupied the
a great fire was then raging in the Im- South gate of the Chinese City."
i
perial City. The Russian Commissioner
had declined to accept the decision of OF PERSONAL INTEREST
the other generals, not to violate the
Trimmed hats atcostaO'rs.Hanna's.
Imperial precincts, and street fighting
You can tell a Cleveland rider by hit
was going on. General Chaffee, so it Is
asserted, maintained that the Chinese easy pedalinsr. No effort.
Eemoval sale at M. R. Counter's
had been adequately punished already,
store, Port street.
jewelry
th
and that it would be unwise to take
September 5th, at
Wednesdav,
the
explains
On
This
Imperial palace.
Co. will
Ehlers
B.
a.
F.
o'clock
m,
8
after
Americans,
the
withdrawal of
remnants.
of
sale
a
hold
breaking three gates, as cabled by the
A fine lot of carriage and draught
special correspondence of the Associate! horses,
also twenty head of mules, arPress. The Russian General, however, rived for G. Schuman per C. D.Eryaut.
maintained that his Government had
Mrs.Napthaly's millinery parlors are
declared war against China, and that, located temporarily at the stores fortherefore, there was no reason to pre- merly occupied by Tregloan, the tailor,
vent him carrying hostilities into the Hotel street.
The bread, cakes and pies made by
sacred precincts.
Hotel street,
Judging from various, and In many the New England bakery.
1 Hour by experNo.
made
from
are
cases, contradictory dispatches, that ienced and white workmen.
have reached Europe this morning
Thursday and Friday, September Gth
from Peking, the commanders eventu- and 7tb, is the time set for the sale of
ally adopted a middle course, for a furniture, plants and buildings of the
Reuter telegram asserts that sentries Arlington hotel. Will E. Fisher is the
were placed to prevent looting. Hence auctioneer.
B. E. Martin, an extra skillful stenogIt is assumed that the Imperial build
wants a position; likewise V.
rapher,
denot
be
will
ings, though captured,
A. Swift, expert accountant and typestroyed.
writer. They advertise for places.
The fires appear to be incendiary and Seud proposals to this office.
to be caused by the Chinese themselves.
Oahu college and Preparatory school
All the dispatches point to the fact will not open until Monday, the 17th.
tbo
that, according to the latest received This was decided yesterday by new
The
college.
of
the
trustees
were
commanders
here from Peking the
president and many of tho teachers are
somewhat at sea regarding their fu- expected on the China, tho 13th.
ture action, all awaiting instruqtions
from their governments.
STTJBBS AGAINST CANAL.
The foreign residents appear to have
been sent to Tien Tsin, although the Attempts to Show Why Waterway
St. Petersburg correspondent of the
Would Be a Big Mistake.
Daily Mail says that the Ministers will
'CHICAGO, Aug. 21. The construcnot leave Peking until the negotia- tion of an isthmian canal was vigortions for indemnity are under way.
ously denounced here tonight at a
Neither the commanders nor diplo- banquet given by the National Associand Travelers, by J.
matists were in communication with ation of Merchants
of ths Southpresident
vice
Stubbs,
C.
the Chinese Government on xVugust ern Pacific Railway company.
17th. They were then searching fof
His argument was that the opening
of such a canal would hurt the ship
Prince Tuan.
States.
Among the puzzling reports as to the carrying trade of the United
United
the
that
asserted
Stubbs
Mr.
Dowager
whereabouts of the Empress
dig the canal at an exwould
States
is one from St. Petersburg, that she is penditure of $150,000,000 to $200,000,000
Engand would then be obliged to hire carry
in the vicinity of Peking, but surroundships
to
disFrench
and
to
have
German
lish,
seems
Emperor
ed. The
commerce through it
appeared completely. It is officially re- the nation's
States, he said, would be
United
The
ported that the Minister of the Nether- mortgaging its resources or taxing its
lands, Dr. Knobel, was slightly wound- citizens to make a highway for the
ships of rival nations, inasmuch as
ed during the siege.
Great Britain and Germany are the
announce
dispatches
St Petersburg
competitors of the American
strongest
good progress in the Manchurian cammanufacturer in the markets of the
paign. The town of Mergen was cap- world, and these two nations own more
of the. world's steam
tured on August ISth, with trifling than
to oversea commerce,
available
tonnage
sufferRussian loss, while the Chinese
owns less than
States
United
while the
ed 'severely, leaving ten guns, 700 rifles, 5 per cent.
of ammunition, in
and
Russians.
"
the hands of the
1
The reports of risings in Northern
believed
Is
It
confirmed.
are
Korea
toward
that these are not due to
dissatisfaction.
foreigners, but to local
The Korean Government is lending
troops to the disaffected districts.
According to telegrams from Shanghai, considerable uneasiness is felt
there over the fact that no dispatches
have been received from Peking since
August 20th. Other Shanghai reports
locate the Emperor Kwang Su as under the protection of the allies, and
the Empress Dowager as already captured by the Japanese.
Dessribing the engagement west of
Of taking your vacation
Tien Tsin on August 6th. a special disg
or Sunday outing if you
patch says: "The; Sixth United States
precidrill-lik- e
haven't a SOD AK? Some
Cavalry worked with
fighting, and
sion in the
w
picturesque scenes are
the Chinese only escaped through th
g
always to be found while
bungling of General Dorward'
Berlin learns that there has been
taking a vacation or out-Tsin,
Tien
of
west
fighting
futher
:
inc. and why not be pre- which creates the impression that the
Jg
Province of Pechili must be effective
pared to snap it with one
ly ocupied. before peace negotiations
of our KODAKS!
will become feasible.
D"
two-thir-
PACIFIC VEHICLE & SUPPLY CO. LT'D.
TO LOAN.
Next to the Fire Station.
BERETANIA STBEET.
OAT BLOCK.
Small
large-quantiti-
on good real estate
sums
security 8 per cent.
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd.
A LEASE.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
4K year in the heart of the city
Fob Sale.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
"Little" fey name!!
AGENTS TOR
Steamship Lino,
Foreign Marino Insurance Co. ,
Northern Assurance Co. (Fire and Life). " V
Canadian Pacific Railway Co.
Pioneer Lino of Packets from Liverpool.
Great in result!!!
Is the
-
is distributing
samples of.
To Store Formerly Occupied
6ir.
CARBON
PAPER that .
the Hatoaiian
Netos Co. U'd.
Removed
I
Tregtoan,HoteCStreet
A
lpg
stock of some
a.
by the
reivd
MRS. A. V. NAPTHALY,
flus-tPali-
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IMPORTERS OF
Lloyds, British
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ill-w- ill
SUGAR FACTORS.
Caimdian-Aiistralai- n
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Dimities
White Goods
Laces Etc,
Dress Goods
Percales
Batistes
Ribbons
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Bargains For Everybody
WHITNEY A MARSH. Ltd.
519 FORT
TELEPHONE 436.
STREET.
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King Street Stables.
The Largest and Finest Stock of Livery
--
Elite Bldg.
Direct from . Eastern Factories
A
A REMNANT SALE.
f
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Fashionable Tailor
Chamber Suits
Chiffoniers
Chairs, Tables
Side Boards
divans
China Closets
Extension Tables
oa toward the Legation. At o'clock
w got oa iae cssai opooJie ice
; tcr gate and were signalled fron ite
wall held by the Legationers. I stat
PEKING. a portion of the stafi and seventy Indians, who rushed across the almost
dry moat and forded through to th?
water gate without loss. We found all
well in the legations. Sir Claude
Deimmediately showec m the
positions, with the view of further ac-
UMS
WIT
OF
1900.
clared War.
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Iiagle Breakfast Cheese
Lemons
Oranges
jffif raw
Eastern and California Qjsters
Turnips
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Cauliflower
Saratoga Chips
DISUSIS
BARGAINS
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LIMITED.
rcwi
THE
ON THE SQUARE
KASH
FOOTWEAR
ON THE SQUARE
NEW
NECKWEAR
High Grade
Distributors of
FINE
Wearables.
The prevailing fashion permits a man to dress in taste and stylo without
sacrificing his comfort. If you are undecided as to what you want Tor warn
weather wear, come in and consult our "Refrigerator Line."
V
Stylish Straws
Cool Collars
Summer Shirts
Sere Coats
Fancy Flannels x
Light Underwear
At
Prices to Suit.
It's not how much money a man pays for his clothes that makes him well
dressed, but it's what he gets for his money. AfThe Kash you always get tho
mosfof the best for the least.
a
THE KASH"
Two Telephones
Two Stocks,
Two Stores,
P. O. BOX 558.
9 and
11
9G
Hotel St., and corner of Fort and
and
HoU-- l
G76
Sts.
Qty furniture Store
Nos.
H. H. WILLIAMS,
Love BuUding : : : : Telephone 846
FOBT STBEET.
534-53- 6
Bedroom Sets at Bargain Day prices.
Baby Carriages the same.
prices never before quoted here.
Full line of Wicker Furniture atprompt
response to all calls.
Undertaker and Embalmer and
Fresh Supply
PEKING.
TROOPS EKTEItfl
General Gaselcs,
forces at
British
rmnniMder ctf the
Office
telegraphed
War
the
Peking, has
as follows:,
"Peking, Aug. 15 (Wednesday,) via
Chefoo, Aug. 21 (Tuesday) At conference held on August 12th, it was
agreed that the allies should concentrate within five miles of Peking on August 14th, and that the assault should
begin on August loth, and our troops
had to make aforced march of fifteen
miles from Tung Chow in. great heat.
We were on the extreme left, and attacked the southeast gate of the
city. There was practically no
opposition, as we, were aot expected at
that potat. The Iadiaa troops broke
.down and rashed tke gate, and reo
tered with cavalry amd gaas. I then
seat other cavalry amd the, Punjaab
Iafaatrr to the Tsssplfr oC Heaven, to
Mm oar left aak asd camping
jgrosad aad with ta other corps rushed
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azguiaeni. agamst ioa seii joveraoini
f is the expvase of larger printing bills.
OSE
Or to pat-i- t plainly some of th
that is zo done in Honolula may. f
WTTH T.ATtOSZItS.
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Hilo. As a sample of what a
ired form of government doea for tho ,
STTCiOlOSS "WAITED.
ostsIJe districts, th Herald woald expest
n-- .
tn-n- stitrca rotd-atcite the cas ot the board of resistra-- f -firii3.s
When ElecUoa Commiioner
T?Tzr Taylor came here a week asjo he ; TEhoaavpaEs, vo
i4 u?t: ts laTrent..
broaeht with him nosier, osns !nk-laiara '.P?1?5"
paper, lead pencils and erasers for the t sm
use of the board, ijid it was a libsral
supply. His instructions to the board OXE ar faro
piraAUr Iaraiei rwci la etc
were to make lim days on which the ceytra.e jccallij-Bp 'Wwa, zaa !su Jnwa
T H.
JL2miyar.rC
get
board would elt public, "bat
ATKINiOA.
it in iiatiiL
Eia&astrreL
the papers free; boards r not to
spend any money for advertising. Now rcOMPOBTABu: aizr rooai in itiTa nuuiij- at
with a reawcaiue rMa.
that is centralized
vengeance. Hilo has taxpayers who
TOB. at.-aeai in tne commoaius wnicn ir. . oE tuvsiwrr.e Cro-- Piano la
enter
Tavlor distributed, but the board
Aomi.aainnt. Ha
not allowed to buy them here. What
& g&
5
applies In this case Is true of the board j cafe.
of education; school supplies must bej
Tost,
procured at the board's sale shop inc.vniT
,.
Honolulu. The Herald asks fair dealKeKrd. Tat affl
Jnsr
rnvrrirri
nf H.'rai! ITn- -!
- thA two
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.
oioiar, a arse oaj
ai .ut.iiAi.ji3 .itf?rit
aer tne present lormoi government .oiMvdduiamtanSLirs
HxntMiU;
they do not get it; with local self gov- - fciinc star oa
t condition, a Hule
titaUn. Hlcht
to rao-ernment the matter will be In th4r paapuuor irnauioaWhltC-.
PiX HOUty
b,n,1c .v. all. C;- - ....
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PLANTATION OW2THB DIS- COTJBSZS 0
WHAT TO DO
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STJKDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1900.
Kc Jobs Hamlltoa, Dfcgo C Jirdia.t
Jcag: uarvalco, it. de F. Splnoja. Harrf
CokcaiB. Decl&nUioBr-oiatestSas Or
Uo
JBUIotS. S. W. Wbb. J. H. Bote.
Tribune.
UEder local
p
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J
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j
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Exi "Edward 3lay?we are in receipt qi
nt
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THE
j
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f
Municipal Government
is a Live Topic
Few women care for the
hair as tliey should. When
the hair begins to com'1 oat
they are alarmed. It would
be much better if they trive it
more attention when it is in a
healthy condition. The first
requisite in the care of the
hair is a GOOD TONIC. Just
the kind vre keep. Our Hair
Tonic will kill dandruff. Stop ,
the hair from falling out. Core
itchness of the scalp. Make
the hair soft and glossy. It
keeps the hair and scalp in a
healthr condition.
Try a bottle and give it a
trial.
and
Local....
5-
to the Ladies...
Published Every Saturday,
SUBGKiPTlO.v
ok; Ilil
-
; Editor i
W. H. S20TK, : :
AB.CH. C. STEELE, : . Manager
CLEAN.
RELIABLE
NEWSY
; t
i
Interest
Of
The mLO TRIBUNE
4 :
''ir'"
.V
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SS&li
lot.
lorc to follow.
The Herald voies the sentiments of
the people in advocating loaI governDe Lartigue,
ment for the Island of HawaiL When
the Hawaiian bill was before Congress
Bailey's Honolulu Gyclery Company, Limited.
Hair Dressing and
T
it was fondly hoped that It would be
mandatory upon the part of the local
Manicuring Parlors.
29, 231 KING STREET.
Editorial and Printing Oilice, near X
Legislature
governto
establish
loeal
,
M7
King
O.
P.
JL
bridge,
HOTEL STBEET XEXT T iLC
liox
KJnsr
Street.
Telephone 33$.
r.O.Bi441.
ment, but this hope was not realise,!:
a
:
j
. ! ;:
J what was done In the Senate was na- &
done In the House, and Hawaii Is lit
Wf. Q. IFJUif 0 QO. CJD
What to Do "With Orientals.
tle nearer local control of affairs than
Wm. G Irwin . . President & Manager
gentleman who Is prominently
was ten years ago.
A
it
Olttus Spreckelp
Pirbt
identified
with plantation interests and
The
not,
Herald
peo
does
do
nor
Vice-Prethe
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF JEWELW.il. Oitlard... . ..Second
with
all
matters as well which ad
other
ple of the Island of Hawaii, object to vance
H, 5L Whitney, Jr ... .Treas. .fcSeo't.
RY.
Silver and Sllver-Plate- d
general
welfare
Ware,
the
of
Terri
the
.. ..Auditor,
Geo. W. Koss
Honolulu conUnumg the present form tory said recently in an interview with Clocks, Watches and Spectacles
will
of government what the Herald wants a representative of the Tribuner "You be offered
thirty
days
for
the
next
at
ought to place emphasis in your paper
Beginning Thursday, Aug. is local government for thl Island. upon
SUGAH FACTORS
GREATLY
REDUCED
PRICES.
govthe proposition; No work on
LtNJ,?
30, TEE WAIKIKI Ds7X will It is real nice for a paper like the Ad- ernment
AKD
Jobs for Chinese or' Japanese.
The Store we sow occupy is to be rerun a wagonette for the bene- vertiser to say that Hilo may havo this, Planters paid to get them here, but of built, so the stock must go.
the government has taken many of
fit of its patrons, leaving the that, or the other thing from the next late
Positively no good charged during
All
Legislature, but the Advertiser seem- them into its employ, giving them high
corner of Fort and King ingly forgets that the last Council of wages and taking them from planta- the sale.
tions which had brought them Into the
AGENTS FOR THE
streets as follows:
(LAND AND MAKntB
All acoounta nimt be closed up dv
State appropriated liberally for im country. The only place for Chinese
provements here, but that none of the or for Japs should be the plantations. the 10th of September.
i"OK WAIKIKI INN.
Co.
money was authorized to be expended. Plenty of white people can be gottt'i
Running Pumps,
MANUFACTURING AND REPAIR
Honolulu get everything appropriated, for other work, and all can be bene
A. M.
P. M.
Departments
going in full blast
Hawaii got nothing. It is not to be fited by throwing the Asiatics back on
Of Sku Francisco. Cal.
9:30
12:30
wondered that the Advertiser, favors the plantations where they belong and usual.
ffdN5&
Dynamos and machinery
a conUnuation of the present style cf whose owners paid to get them here."
o:3U
ALL KINDS OP
government and points with dread at
Tribune.
FROM WAIKIKI INN..
the enormous increase in taxation that
R.
will follow the establishment of local
Goods
7:40
4:30
government If the Herald was loWhat Has Wilcox Ever Done?
cated
in
Honolulu,
10:00
where
people
the
According
to Robert Wilcox, it is to NOTICE TO SCHOOL CHILDREN'.
ON HAND.
get a square deal, its columns would be Hawaiian against
at the next
Single Fare, 25 cents; 8 probably teem with the same sort of ar- election. Hawaiians hacde
THE YON
YOUNG CO. LTD
to the Those Intending to Parade to Apply
who
listen
guments
as
the
Advertiser
uses,
now
tickets,
$1.00.
Solicited
Orders
Living
utterances
at
Plauiution
of Sir. Wilcox should ask
For Badges.
but bein in Hilo, a town deserving of themselves what he ever did for his
Prices.
recognition and getting none, makes race, and then go to the polls and vote
Children of the primary schools that
all the difference in the world.
for the candidates on the Republican-ticket- would like to participate in the Labor
II. N. ALMY,
The people of Hawaii are taxed and
Herald.
Shop,
California Harness
Day parade will please call and receive
pay
more for improvements
Manager.
luxCORNER FORT AXD MERCHANT STREETS,
their badges from Xls Davidson, in
uries
in
Honolulu
paid
b
will
as
than
King
G39
Short 27ewa STote of Hilo.
a pro rata toward the maintenanoe af
rooms
the
of the beaxd of education in
Has received per Australia from NEW YORK the world
territorial government it ecatrilmt
Telephone 778.
Lincoln Block.
Mm. Jtanee Campbell aitf Oaahter the coartLsnse. By order of
toward the maintenance af a band, lie Ifcft Hilo on Wednetday lor Biwaelne,
DAY
EABOli
COMMITTEE.
music of which it never hears; it builds en route to their home in Honolulu.
renowned brand of Cigars.
sewers, streets and buildings for HoA. C. Steele, manager of the Tribune
Hawaiian Navigation Co.
nolulu and gets nothing for itself, for Publishing Company, was the first
"r'T
the simple reason that the officials who Britisher to be naturalized in the cirhave the power to authorize do not cuit court last Monday.
Stockholders are hereby notified that
consider that Hilo needs anything, and
GASOLINE SCHOONERS.
tnat opinion is given without the of- odist chwrch in Honolulu arrived or the Fifth Assessment of 5 per cent or
Dollars per share on
ficials coming here to inspect the place. the Kinau and will conduct the services Two and
Capital
the
Stock
of the
Herald.
at the First Foreign church tomorrow.
Surprise sails from Honolulu every
The failure of Congress to make loThe
railroad
to
Hilo
continues
boast
TELEGRAPH CO., Ltd..
ten days to Lalmina and lakona, Maui,
cal self government mandatory here a big passenger traflic between Hilo md
This elegant CIGAR can
purchased for Eivk Cbjjts O.vdy.
and all the Komi ports of Hawaii. Alwas,
we pointed out at the time, Nine Miles. This is getting to be a is due and payable August 1st at the
as
ternating (Tuesdays or Fridays) with
unfortunate; and it . ill be only by the very popular Sunday excursion trip.
oilice of the undersigned, 411 Fort
TRY THEM
NONE BETTER
jntar-Islau- d
Steamers, this gives Kona
most strenuous endeavors if at all,
C. N. Wright, wife and daughter ire street.
J. H. FT3HER.
a 5 day service.
that it can be brought about in the in Hilo with a view to making
Acting Treasurer
d
TeleEclipso sails from Honolulu as soon Athletic Games and Horse Racing next Legislature. All who have the place their permanent residence. this
graph Co., Ltd.
Mr.
as possible after arrival for Kauai
welfare of the Territory and its gen- Wright spent some time in Skaguay
Honolulu, August 1, 1900.
At Kapiolani Park.
ports, Koloa, Eleole, Hanapeie, Maka-wel- i,
eral development at heart should worK and wa3 one of the first men at Nome.
Waimea and Kekaha.
to get into the Legislature as many
Judge Estee will arrive in Hilo by
men as possible who will work wisely the next Kinau and will hold a term of
Tlie vessels carry freight nud passen-gor- a
and zealously for this; and party lines the federal court hers. He will also
and insure quick dispatch.
should not in such a matter be allowed naturalize those who are desirous of
For further information apply to the
I
AIM I
All persons owing me accounts are
to interfere with the working out of becoming citizens and are so qualified.
agents.
requested
my
to call at
office and make
the result desired. The Advertiser and
Mr. T. C. Wills of Pahala. with his
In the Evening at tho
M. W. McOHESNEV & SONS,
W. S. NOBL1TT, M. D.
its people have for years consistently two daughters, left by the Mauna Loi payment.
SHED.
DRILL
Queen Street : : : : : Honolulu.
worked against the best interests of the en route for the Coast for the purpose
CARBONATED FOUNTAIN DRINKS
&
Everybody Invited - Everything Free Islands, and they still show an unfor- of placing his two daughters in an edutunate tendency to keep it up. Trib- cational institution.
(SODA WATER)
une.
J. A. McCandless and W. A. Rowell
of the department of- - public works
PERSONS REQUIRING PALMS,
Go.
came up as far as Mahukona by the
Improved
Mail
Service.
In any quantity. Apply to
etc., from the Government NurKinau. They will proeeed overland to plants,
sery, King street, must first obtain an
IN THE HIGHEST DEGREE PERFECT
question
improved
In
the
serof
mail
Hilo,
arriving
here some time next order from the office of
W. O. AOHI & CO.,
Office with Evening Bulletin.
vice the Tribune has frequently tried to week.
the Commis10 West King Street.
and Forestry,
work up a little vitality in the Irv
Great Variety of Flavors
Joe Birkenshaw of Honokaa says he sioner of ofAgriculture
Novelties Added Frequently
July 30 1WX).
210 King Street
Telephone S6. bones; its vitalizing energy is perhaps
capitol building. This rule
came to the Islands twenty years ago. basement
sometimes misdirected; people have so believing he was an American, has will be strictly adhered to. Distribution
days at the nursery are Mondays and
Our Yichy a Special Feature
stated in Saturday morning Interviews. taken all the
oaths in sight since then, Saturdays.
CD. We move safes, pianos and furniture. But provided the enlivening business but never became
naturalized until
Natural Fruits Our Own Sqlection
amounts to something after a while, last Monday.
s
We haul freight and lumber.
object
the
main
Is
accomplished.
twenty-five
beAbout
We sell black and white sand.
Galicians were
CAPITAL $2,000,000.00
"Your remarks in the Tribune week fore Judge Little on
We meet all incoming coast bteamers,
Wednesday for
last,"
before
said
a
well
gentleknown
we check baggage on all outgoing
the purpose of declaring their intention
man
stage
who runs a
line, "were of becoming
Mr. W. Woltera and Mr. E. Suhr have
steamers.
citizens and takJ. H. FISHER,
somewhat off. The government will ing out theirAmerican
papers. They have this day resigned as directors of our
first
not allow anything for extra mail car- been in the country
Agent Hawaiian Islands.
three years, and if company and the following gentlemen
EL
rying. They fix their regular sched- at the
end of two years noe 'luv -- have been elected as members of our
v.
go
ules
by
and
board
them.
of
directors:
Now
thing
the
W. LARSEN,
found able to read, write and speak tne
for you to do is to agitate the propo- English
Mr. F. Klamp, director; Mr. J. F.
Noted as the Coolest Corner in Town
language, they will be naturali- Humburg,
sition that when a schedule for Island zed.
director; Mr. W. Pfoten-haue- r,
Manager.
mail carrying is fixed, that it shall con- director Mr. Geo. Rodiek, director.
lorm more to Hilo's needs than the
OF
Mr. H. A. Iseaberg has been elected
present one. If the United States postal CUTS AND BRUISES QUICKLY
second
vice president of our company,
authorities decide that Hilo needs only
HEALED.
Mr. H. Schultze treasurer vs. Mr. W.
one mail a week, and one which makes
Pfotenhauer, resigned, and Mr. F. W.
no particular connections with Coast
(T nrrntea-- 0
Chamberlain's Pain Balm applied to Klebahn secretary va. Mr. F. Klamp,
steamers, why that is all we shall get;
BY THE BAHKS "J. C. PFLUGER" AXD "M. E. WATSON."
'
resigned.
a cut, bruise, burn, scald or like
THE ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORS but. as a matter of fact, there should
ASSETS $G.480,SG3.S8
H. HACKPELD & CO., LTD.
be two mails leave regularly every
will instantly allay the pain and
We Have Beceived a Large Assortment of
Honolulu. September 2,1900.
week each way on that route. One will heal the parts in less time than
Wednesday and one Saturday, perhaps. any
other treatment. Unless the inFine Chocolates and Confections, Then if one steamer just missea a forJ. H. FISHER,
jury
Is very severe it will not leavs a
eign
mail,
as the Kinau does frequently
Ice Cream and "Water Ices.
Apent Hawaiian Islands.
now, we shall not be obliged to wait a scar. Pain Balm also cures rheumawhole week for another. If the postal tism, sprains, swellings and lameThe third assessment of 20 per cent
people think we need this the cost will ness.
oa the capital stock of the Territory
For sale by all dealers and Stables Co., Ltd., will be due and paynot cut any figure, but they will not
01HU RJlLWiY
UNO CO.
spend five cents on irregular or un druggists. Benson, Smith & Co., gen- able at the office of G. Schoman, the
5
treasurer, on September 1, 1900.
scheduled
transportation, however eral agents Territory of Hawaii.
much we need
C. F. HERKICK,
Tribune.
PKiflML
SANITARY PLUMBER,
Secretary Territory Stables Co., Ltd.
Become American Citizens.
Is uow open for business on Aler-chaS. A A J!
BEATER LOICI ROOMS.
4
BICARBONATE OF SODA,
Te opportunity now being given tj
street, between Fort and thoseTesidents
V
who have not previousWONDERFUL PROGRESS.
ly taken the oath of allegiance to the H. J. XGLTE : . : : : : Proprietor.
AJakea streets.
WASH SODA,
TIME TABLE.
Republic of Hawaii or to Ifre United
rt
For a cacanx wtilch has but
opp. BpreekeTs Bank.
OAUSTICSODA.
From and After January 1, 1900 Estimates made on everything in States to become citizens of the latter
just cojHi4et jhrtfy-nv- e
years
country and of the Territory, has been
of corporate esiMiemc9, the Prothe plumbing line.
taken advantage of by quite a large
Class
Served
Lunches
vident Life af
York puts
OUTWARD.
number during the past week, so that
forth a st&tenteat avowing realthere will be a bunch of rotes cast this WIttTVs Coffee, Soda Water, Ginger
Dally Dally Dally Dally
ly wonderful progress. Only
ex
year by those wlso have never taken
St&tltUi.
x
Ale
Open
from"
or
Sua
?Sun
Milk.
sixteen
companies of the United
uuiuiuiiATED IKON, RIDGING, Etc., CEMENT and
Cl.
a
hand. In Hawaiian pollUcs previously.
H.C3.
lira.
Stats-hav3 a.m. to 8 p. n.
over SIW.WQ.OOO of
Judge Little held court- for this nur- TU0
11 SB
9:15
3 as
llouiinlu
SU0
FIREBRICKS, CARBOLLNIUM, STOCKHOLM
11:40
V ordinary life business In force,
a so
STEAJf ENGINES,
pose from Monday until Thursday, In- - Smokers'
Beqnisites
Specialty.
1045
AK
a
USO
6 J0
Savings
and
the
Provident
is
Boilers, Sugar Mills, Coolers, Brass j elusive, and the following became
1039
vr&i&irwa
- one. of the youngest companies
TAR, BUCKETS, TUBS, TINPLATES,
auu-ia115
5:
American citizens In "good and regular
jasungB.
Eabt;fcu
12:33
6 US
attaining that distinction. L R.
And Machinery of every description standing:" A. C; Steele, H. T. Hambly,
SAUCEPANS, TILVKETTLES, Etc.
Burns, resident manager,
made to order. Particular attention C, O. Smith. G. F. Alfonso, F. G. da
CO.
building.
to
paid
"S .
ship's
blacksmithing.
Rosa,
Job
Femandex,
J.
ACarvalho, 1.
1XWAKC,
v
work executed on the shortest notice. Sr.t Jose Vlerra, J. G. Serraov E. da
Dtly Dally Daily Dally Dally
J.'Burk-inslo4- - !
Silva,
Geo.
Kaeser,
Duarte.
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to:Bailey?s
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Next
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St.,
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the only daily Japanese Paper Publish-- ,
: X
ed In the Territory of Hawaii.
V. SOGA, Editor.
C. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor.
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Gasoline Engines
L?lkV
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For
Kinds of Work
Oceanic Steamship
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Horse Furnishing
COUNTER.
(THE UNION ENGINE)
Sole Agents:
HAM
The Honolulu Tobacco Co., Ltd.,
.
ad
Street,
1
Labor Day
1900
ASSESSME
3d
Sept.
Monday,
luillian. Kins sell
NOTICE
One-ha- lf
GRAND PARADE
IHTER-ISUN-
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BEVERAGES
u RIOR
COLD
NOTICE.
GRAND BALL
LUSCIOUS
M AX NO
fti-S- m
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Ohia Wood For Sale.
NOTICE.
NUTRITIOUS
The Union Express
DELICIOUS
REFRESHING
-:-
WESTERN
INS.
NOTICE.
Our Ice Cream "pap Excellence" the Finest
FOUNTAIN, COR. FORI
FIRE
ASSOCIATION
HART
PHILADELPHIA
Benson, Smith & Co., ltd,
CO.
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Morton's and
Grosse & BlackwelFs
Assessment Notice.
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GROCERIES.
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HAND.
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A. Gonsalrss 'and D. L. Xaoae bein
THE TOWN.
the registeriBy board. Wray Taylor,
cammlsdoner of regi&ratfoa. ra.s he
j
Dr. G. B. Wood will s to Maui
first voter to be registered. The ScanI wk-j
closed Its books for the day at noon.
hb j
. Kd fall
a
rain
There
has
ben
enroUed. Of this num- Ma, i and at Olaa.
. with 235 Barnes
ber the majority were Hawalians.
The Manna L03 will not leave until f
About a doxen Chinamen vere Io
registered. Residence of three months Wednesdav at 10 o'clock in the morn-ir- e
A J J J JZi
b.
in. the precinct, ability to read the EnMKii'WkWmaltl a
glish, or Hawaiian languages and
nisht
Hi.h Sheriff Brown said
In the United States ara the re that the Iwilei dens of Vice tioaid be
quireiaents. Practically every oie "arho closed today, Sunday.
t
presented himself was accepted. The
2Tt;w York
fchip
The
Gfcalierfrtui
independent party had two reoresanti-tiv- es arrived after ti Tojfag of
days.
on hand to challenge anr who ?he brines
carvw cJ general
To
lare
CtLQNEL FISHER DEFEATS fiiLFUH. might not be entitled to registration, merchants i:rf.
but no challenging was done, except
Eev. J.Knmalri will stak iuEnflish
in the case of several Chinese. The maJ ibis, evening.
1TCAST5 ST2WTAST WINS OUT jority of them were able to nas all at the Kawaiaho chan.
Bis ahjxt will lx --Tfcw Yoan Peo-pleof the requirements, however.
Endeavor."
ioci?ty if C"
IK SEVENTH 2&ECLSCT
this hot weather
Harold M. Sewall registerthL He The pubiie
i corau-i- !
to atiiiVii"J
to
the
to
return"
Intended
said
he
that
i'liTH DISTRICT.
and Zecp cooL
mainland on Tuesday, but want&d to tend.
privilWray
Kinds
of
voting
Taylor
lias
had
all
and
keep his residence
trouble tryinc: to mika pe pl believe
Beturns Show That the Progres- ege here.
We have received a select varietv of the very
hsrc to roister
On Tuesday the board will register that they did
sive Element of the Party
voti. at the primaries Aaterdsy.
between the&0urs of 7 and 10 a. m.
DESIGNS, each GARMENT cQrrectly cut
LATEST
and 6 to 9 p. m. In order to register
sitThe lsas of the 25,iXXier
Wilt Control Both Disto any made to order GARMENT.
equal
and
every one on the Island the board will uated .it iahikioni, Maui. - sold at
:No
Value Received
on
Oahu
principal
settlements
per
eterday.
annum
trict Conventions.
visit the
auction for S3.U10
A. Enos .t Co. were the uctoJSfCnl; bid
between now and October 10, wa-;AND BE CONVINCED.
ders.
registration closes.
'We have also placed on special sale a nice'lofoi
. Interest In the republican primaries
badges
for
been
The
have
1
yesterday grew as the day wore on ind
the Honolulu Drivim; Ar elation.
Saturday Sight Arrests.
especially was this true in the Second
them,
u
Thtij hjx' red v.ith :d l.tt. i
PHONE IB7.
The following arrests were mr.de bv and make it very neat ... larauce.
precinct of the Fourth district and the
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uipht:
the police department last
They can be secured of ii. it. DikTW,
Seventh precinct of the Fifth district, Drunks
Ahiu, B. Carlegal. Hekor, the secretar-- .
where the principal ha1 this of the day Peterson, Frank Naimea Kaulakea, E.
i
Drnuken men bogan to arrive at the .
These were imported to sell at
4 rJttAX
occurred. In fact, there were rival A. Magoon, Jack Ma, Eell Betz, Sato, police
10
o'clock
at
station
Hanson,
James Terrier, Harry
tickets in almost every precinct- - A Mahina,
l wagon,
Jno. Christiansen, Jerry W. Pearson. They were brought in thpatn-few, however, were unanimous, nota- Harvey Pees, Tondocil, Kalapoui, E. on foot and in hacks. By mid .tight the
bly at Ewa court house, the Sixth pre- O'Brien, J. Jennings, Pullman. Bolster, regular Saturday night crowd was on
and Donnelly. the book. Xo arrests were made in the
cinct of the Fifth district, and in the Manose, John Castle" Disturbing
the Kakaako district.
Profanity M. Shank.
E'ghth precinct of the same district, quiet of the night Thos. F. Welt, C.
Mrs. O. II. Gulick will deliver an adOur price for y
is only
which is presided over by W. C. Achi. Nelson, Paul Than and Lao.
dress on the work of the board of MisIn this precinct the Territorial
sions at Central Uuion church on Tueshad directed that the primaries
day. She will talk f the meeting of
be held at the Hawaiian Tramway
the board .f missions which she reCompany's building, Kalihi, but in- Fred Birkin's Contusions
cently attended while in ew York.
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stead they were held at the residence
At the Christian church, Alakea
Commencing Monday, August 27th, I will Jiold a of Mr. Achi. Of course this fact could
pastor.
Rev.
King,
John
street,
near
the
and
Coagulations.
have ln.d nothing to do with the unaniC. Hay, will preach today. Subject at
Clearance Sale of my present stock of
mity of the vote.
11 a. m., "Whatever You Do, Let It Be
The greatest contest of the day was
Done in Love," 1 Cor. 16d4. At 7:30 p.
in the Second precinct of the Fourth Dr. Wayson Tells About Them in m., 'A Notable Conversion. Illustrating the Original Apostolic Method by
district, the silk stocking district
the United States DisFour hundred and" eighteen votes were
Which Men Became Disciples of
trict Court.
polled in this precinct, nearly three
Christ." Bible ' school at S):4r a. m.
court
district
Young
People's meeting at G:30 p. m.
States
United
the
Umes
any
In
polled
number
the
in
IfT
other
ftW-mprecinct in the two districts. Besides yesterday witness after w itness testi- All welcome.
mL JL,
M'.M.M1
having the largest delegaUon in the fied to the
that Fred Bir-ki- n The Eev. J. A. Cruzan, the w
any
preof
convention
district
other
etc.,
etc.
of
board
the schooner minister, is in town, and will preach at
received on
The demand for narrow laces and insertions
Including Ribbons, Flowers, Novelties,
cinct, being entitled to six delegates,
Methodist church today. Mr. Cruout at sea the
miles
when
Enterprise
three
$
Wc have positively the lurgostcnssonU
there was a keen rivalry for the offices
pastor
formerly
.continues.
zan was
of the old Fort
from Honolulu. The following told street church, and was largely instruAll lines must be sold as we must have room for the of the precinct, club.
niQnt of laces ever oflcrcd m Honolulu, and th.e
J. A. Gilman, the old president of how he was made a holy stone of on the mental in uniting the Fort street
lareo stock of Fall Goods now in transit.
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prices are away down.
and the Bethel church, thereby
church
the club, was criticised by a number deck of the Enterprise where the carpo
H.
Birkin,
deep:
piled
Fred
knee
was
present
founding the
Central Union
of the members for his attitude to2s obor Felix, Martin Wilchurch. He has a host of friends
wards the republican ratification meet- B.Parkinson, Soarez.
Way-so- u
James
Dr.
Manuel
liam,
among the old kamaainas of this city.
ing a month ago and this aroused sgme
described contusions and coagula- His subject for this morning will be
feeling. J. H. Fisher was nominated
'The Average Man." In the evening
",1&W&&Z&t1&1i&i- for president by the more progressive tions.
The case was continued until Tues- he will speak on "Friends and FriendI
members of the club and there was a day.
;w&?;wesi-f.ship."
battle royal for the position. Hacks
the libel suit of the ship Carnedd
In
were kept busy bringing in members Llewellyn by her crew, the bark was
of the club by both sides from the released on a $2,000 bond being furAMUSEMENTS.
opening of the polls to the close. It nished.
5c
LEADING
People were turned awuy from the
was a hard fight, Mr. Fisher winning
The libel was brought by the crew on
and im- Orpheum last night on account of not
HOTEL STREET out by a vote of 217 to 20G for Mr. the grounds of
Arlington Block
procuring their tickets in advance.
Gilman, the other candidates on the proper food.
Playing
to a crowded house seems to
uoums
unnstopuer
ot
In the lioel
ticket headed by Colonel Fisher hav
who are on the stage.
ing about the same vote as the head of against Captain T. F. Knack of the put vim in those
was the case last night.
such
least
At
placed
was
bark
Empire,
the
bark
delegates
vote
the ticket The
for the
Vincent Bradley sang by request the
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to the district convention was as close under $500 bonds.
Hawaiian song that she sang last week,,
naturalwas
England
T. C. Wills of
as that for the officers of the club, the
receiving applause. The show in genized.
may
lowest man on what
be called the
eral was well put on. It is the intenFisher ticket tieing with the highest
tion of the Orpheum management to
man on the Gilman ticket
only on Monday, Wednesday and
show
j
Tie votes for delegates "were cast in Mclntyre Is Awarded
Saturday nights the coming week. The
w
two precincts, so that there will be
company will probably go to Hilo on
two delegates in each district conventhe 11th for a week.
Block.
Lincoln
The
tion, with half a vote each. In the
Second precinct of the Fourth district,
ND MOST
Andrew Brown and Lorrin Andrews
A LARGE SHIPMENT OF THE LATEST
Property
each received 213 votes. Jn the Sev- Obtains Possession of the
ELEGANT LINE OF
enth precinct of the Fifth'district, Dr.
On Default Andrado Divorce-Ot- her
G. H. Huddy and E. C. Winston each
Court Proceedings.
received 86 votes.
Surreys, Pluetons, Runabouts, Low Wheel; Road- - ifc
The vote In the First precinct of the
Wagons, Bike Buggies, Traps. Etc., Etc.
Fourth district was not received last In the case of H. E. Mclntyre vs
night, but a telephone message to The
Republican said that the men whose S. C. Allen, a suit for the possession
ALSO AYINE LINE OF
names are given below had been elect- of the Liucolu block on King street,
ed. The Republican Is enabled to and adjoining what is known as the
Robes.
Carriage Lamps, Dash Lamps, Sun Shades.-La- p
give the vote from every precinct In Mclntyre premises, the defendant has
Mats,
Skin
Carpets,
Buggy
Sheep
and
Hack, Surrey
the two districts on the Island of Oahu confessed judgment by default. In
morning
'
excepting
Seventh
the
this
I h.
,
"We have a few of those pretty (dillerent colors and siaes).
order to secure the block, however,
precinct of the Fourth district,
school house, the Second pre- Mr. Mclntyre must pay to Allen the
Stylish Single and Double Harness, (with or without
cinct of the Fifth district, Koolauloa sum, if any, which Lincoln owes him.
white stands, so appropriate
- i
"sum
asdifficult
to
is
is
it
rubber trimmings). f
court house, 'and the Fifth precinct What this
is
is
stated,
Lincoln,
it
Mr.
as
certain
Ewa
district,
of
the
Fifth
railroad
the
I
considering the
for displaying ferns.
Light and Heavy Harness, (for all purposes).
station. The results follow, the three in Hilo. The block,
;m' highest men on the list in each dis- present price of Honolulu realty, is
trict being elected excepting in he very valuable.
The soods were personal lv" selected by Mr.
The last of the lot, and we are
In the divorce case of John S.
Second precinct of the Fourth district,
14
Adelaide Audrade John
from the' factories in leEast.
where the six highest were elected, f Andrade vs.
$30
pay
Adelaide
to
ordered
been
has
First Precinct, Fourth District--.
We"Iinveinsi. finished stock taking
disposing of them nt 70 cents
a month in advance pending the hearH. Boyd.
These GOODS arc of STANDARD MAKES; ot'l
separation.
final
for
suit
ing
of
the
Second Precinct, Fourth District-r- J.
Mania
Kahca
and
Beokley
C.
George
a
of
number
LATEST DESIGNS and arc now ON DISPLAlY- - ?
and find we have quite
W. Jones, 418; Chas. "Wilcox, 225; 3&. have broucht a suit against Emma M.
each. Six different styles.
D. Kea, 223; G. F. McLeod, 221; C.fe. Nakuina. The suit is for partition of
Wilson. 222; A. Brown, 213; Lorib property.
short ends 6n hand which irtust bo.
.
Andrews. 213: J. B. Atherton, 212; Sfr.
ejectment suit ui iub ouuu xi
the
In
hH. Hoogs, TOS; Wm. Haywood,
estate vs. A. B. H. Judd the counsel
-- cleared at onco
Kumalea, 2X0.
have stipulated that the plaintiff may
Third Precinct Fourth Distrii
have until September 8, 1900, in which
Mark P. Robinson, 13; Henry Waj
to file and perfect its bill of exceptions.
13.
Yesterday Emma C. Dudoit was
house. 13; H. M.
granted a divorce from Charles Dudoit
Fourth Precinct. Fourth Distri
on the ground of adultery and
C. F. True, 2S; C. L. Crabbe, S2;
J. T. De Bolt appeared for
Mar. 26: A. V. Gear. 6S; Jas. Noti
the libellant :
32; B. S. Gregory, 28; David Nahj
KMallMalljaV
we. 52; D. It. Naone 20.
Sugar Cane Burned.
Fifth Precinct. Fourth Distri'
Johnson, 149; J. Keohiku, 149;
The news of the burning of seventeen
Coney, 14S; D. K. Naone, 37;
of cane at Makaweli was brought
acres
39.
38;
Trask,
Albert
Lewis.
Mikahala yesterday. The fire
bv
the
Sixth Precinct, Fourth Districl
4- Thursday night and ttos
place
took
G. Waldo Burgess. 30; Frank L.
How it
difficulty.
goods
with
these
of
a
sale
subdued
start
will
We
29: L. H. Wolf. 26; P. C. Kroi
Don't eat sour bread and
known.
not
is
started
Dr. C. B- - Cooper, 7.
the
close
prices that will be bomMHo
First Precinct. Fifth Distrii
make yourself and children
Company F Wins.
Palua. 37: XL J. McKeague, 27;
30 Head of Fine Carnage and Draught Horses, also a
Jones, 17; Jas. Davis, 16; H. C.
The second match shoot of the second
' lot in avery few days. Among the lot are
5
and sick when you can get the few Gentle Family Horses.
ami, 11.
team of the Police department
by
won
the
was
DistrictPrecinct,
G.
Fifth
H,
N.
Third
F,
Company
Wash Goods, Silks, Wool Dress Goods.
Iaukea, 92; W. W. Goodale. SC;
20 Head Strong Sound Mules. v
latter. The police squad shot better very best and most wholedrew Cox. 67: A. S. Mahaulu.
than at the first match. Following is
Maukaua. 24; A. Kaili, 20.
the score:
Laces and other pieces of various goods.
in the city for
Company F-- J'. W. Short, 31; Chapin, some bread
ourth Precinct Fifth Distrii
z
Costa,
34;
Sybold,
31
P.
37;
Maheloua,
O.
Coster,
3S:
M.
30:
Kekahuna.
Come early and get first choice . ..
43; B. Specman, 38; Wirad, 3&; Pif er, 36; the same money from the
Stillman. 28.
Hillebrand, 29 and J. Sylva, 39. JTotal,
Sixth Precinct. Fifth District363
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McCandless. 30; F. J. Archer,
Thomas. 29; 0. H. Baker, New England Bakery. Their
Pollee-- J.
Hookauo, 30.
35: Geo.3oao,31; Atatani, 39; M. L.
Seventh Precinct, Fifth Distrii
32; Kawaiaea, 40; Kiliona, 36; delicious cakes, pies, bread,
Needham,
S9
Holt 91; T. McCants Stewart.
39 and Kalakiela,
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39;
Kanini,
G. H. Huddy. S6;,E. C. Winston.
TotaXSSL
32.
Eighth Prednct, Fifth District
fire made of the best a No. 1
Achi. 74; C. B. Dwlght, 74;
Petersos. 74.
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY material and by experienced
Nlatk Precinct Fifth Disl
A GREAT FAVORITE.
Fred "Waterhoaae, 103; George R.
T.
96;
white workmen. " you
Coealo,
J.
W.
H;
J.
ttr.
1ML 42; J. A. Hughes, 54; S.
z
The soothing and healing properties
cerof" this remedy. Its pleasant taste and our bread once you will
PreclHct, Fifth District-prompt and permanent cures have
Kaalakos. 26; Enoch Johnson, 30;
tainly use none other.
H. Cawford, 29; E. J. Wilson, U.
made it a great favorite Trita people
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everywhere.
It is especially priied
and Alakoa Streets.
Between
mOAMD OF MOMTXATIOirJ
by mothers ot small children for colds,
croup and whooping cough, as it al?
Island
the
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far
Totk
II
rf ways affords aick relief, aad as it con
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tains bo opium or otmerkarmful dra?,
Oakm Teat fer Teters.
iHli(-iMeiC-- i
may fce givea as omfdently to a
it
Tb nctoterimg of voters for
baby as to am atalt. For sale by all
ISWAU LITTEI, feMC
Vtartk aiatrkt becaa yesterday mo
draggists.
dealers
Smith
ami
Beosoa.
o'cloelc la tae.oW Jaasofa
bar
Territory ot
4acil
to
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Street - - - Pkma-7- i
SHUT
umaCacecruHik
Battle Boy al in Second
Precinct of Fourth
EVERY LADYI
lie
with
Gloved
a Pair of Oar
tb
mm.
repubucu
A CHANCE FOR
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THE HONOLULU BEPCBUGAX, SUNDAX SEPTEMBER 2, 1900.
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In order to make room for the large purchases Mr. Kerr intends making on his present East
ern trip, we intend to commence a .
Grand Clearing
c
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Bargains
n
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GRAND
CLEARING
Sale of Remnants
i
and Oddments,
I
,
I9 Euery
Monday, Aug. 27 th
wJW jL. Bl
Departments,
,if
jBLay
Dimities,
White Muslins
Plain and Figured.
REMNANTS
(Trousers and Suit
Lengths)
Fancy Worsted Serges,
Tweed Suitings,
White Duck,
Alpaca for Summer
Coats, Etc.
ODD LINES
REMNANTS
In Fancy Muslins,
Lawns, India Linens,
WOOLEN DEPT.
MILLINERY DEPT.
FANCY DEPARTMENT
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Of Trimmed and
:&&
In Laces,
Untrimmed Hats,
Flowers,
Feathers,
Etc., Etc.
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Ribbons,
Embroidery, Etc.
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DOMESTIC DEPT.
L. B. KERR & C
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Serious Rioting in
AT AUCTION
In
j
Ohio Town.
Mob Desirous of Lynching- a Negro
THURSDAY, Sept. Gth, 1900
Burns the City Buildings and
Terrifies the Police.
FRIDAY, Sept. 7th, 1900
and confidential adviser of the Chinre
Government, wired the United States
Consul at Tien Tsiu, under date of
Peking, August 10th, as follows:
"Li Hung Chang should be Ignore.l.
He represents the hostile Ministry an 1
will avert its JH6t punishment, by misrepresentation of our poistion if he
can."
AND
Akron, Ohio, Aug. 22. Between I
o'clock this morning, Officer
and
Duffy
John
arrested a colored man,
named Louis Peck, about 40 years of
age, who during the day confessed to
having attempted to assault the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Maas, of Perkins Hill. He
only escaped lynching by being taken
to Cleveland.
Akron, Ohio, Aug. 23. When day
dawned in Akron this morning, It revealed a scene of desolation and evidences of violence and lawlessness unparalleled In the history of the city,
all due to the dastardly outrage of the
black man, Louis Peck, and the efforts
of the mob to deal summary justice.
The rioters had done their awful
work and had dispersed. One child was
lying cold in death, and nearly a scoie
of people were suffering from tLa
wounds of pistol balls, buckshot and
missiles.
The City Building was a heap of
smouldering ruins and beside it steamed the water soaked a3hes of Columbia
Hall. The police force of the city were
disorganized and scattered. The chfaf
was fleeing in desperation from the
scene of the bloodshed, riot and burning, crazed by what his men had done.
Electric wires, deadly to the touch,
lay across the streets In the vicinity of
the burned buildings, and debris of all
kinds was scattered far ana near. The
down town streets were just as the mob
left them, and although nothing was
being done by the rioters, crowds of
spectators hung arrund wjuung for
something to turn up.'
At 6 o'clock: the crowds began to Increase as the curious spectators hurried
to the sceae of the trouble. Thepolice-me- a
appeared, timid at Irst. with
aasarance as as violence waa
offered. Taea Company Oof Canton,
a detachment of fee gallaat Eighth
Ohio Regtaeat, marched down tat
street from the train, and, halting before the ruins of the building, was at
oaca aet to patrolling the fire lines.
la this riot, history again repeated
Itself.' The iaaoceat ones were those
to safer, while the guilty ones werp
practically aalajured. One killttd, one
fatally iajared. aad twenty persons
SHARP FIfiHTING
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Miscellaneous Sale
Furniture,
Plants,
mccc
)osfEys
FRE5H
at koc will is wakaaf
mtjtssajht
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fee
The
ETC., ETC., ETC.
Nssae
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Every
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ON THE PREMISES OF THE
Arlington Hotel
Commencing at 10 a. m. each day,
consisting of bed room sets, many easy
chairs for verandas or Jailor, paintings, engravings, oraafll&ts, large
fireproof sale of Macneale & Urban
make, elegant Chinese inlaid ebony settees, kitchen and dining room furniture, etc, etc., etc
Lewis & Co.;
Grocers, Sole Agents.
111
Fort St. Tel., 240.
4
v.
Will also be sold. The large Croat
building on King street has an elegant
ko and koa wood stair case, which
will be sold separately.
All the cottages and valuable plants, the aTlary,
with the collection of rare birds amd
the monkeys, together with the plaaU
and garden fittings, will all be offered
for sale.
Catalogues upon application.
Will H
WONDERFUL PROGRESS.
For a company which has hat
years
Just completed twenty-fiv- e
of corporate existence, the Provident Life of New York puts
forth a statement showing real-
ly wonderful progress. Only
sixteen companies of the United
States have over 1100,000,000 of
ordimary life business in force,
aad the Provident Savings is
oae of the youngest companies
attaining that distinction. LB.
Barm, reddest manager, aew
Magoon building.
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Auctioneer.
M7 Xia St., aText to Bailey's
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Peking, Aug. 15, via Chefoo, Au.
The Americans broached three
gates before the Imperial Palace, auu
occupied the approaches to the last
wall. Captain Henrjt J. Rellly, Battery F. Fifth United States Artillery,
List of lettere remaining unclaimed
in the Honolulu Posioffice August 2,
and five privates were killed, and
During the afternoon, tne 1900:
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Americans returned to the camp, pendMoses, Capt J
Adams,
J
ing a conference between the generals.
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Anderson, H
Mitchele. J T
Thereupon the Russians occupied the Albert, J J
Mchstcres, J H
approaches to the palace.
McKay, G D
AUmona, A F
Mclame, John D
Captain Reilly was standing on tht Bailey, David
Bailey,
Mclntyre, Geo'
W
wall and directing his battery, when
E
PeUers, Mr
Benson.
killajjullet struck him in the mouth,
Berry, Geo
Pives, John
ing him instantly.
Price & Sons
Bismark, Sol
The battery hammered at the gates Brookman, Fred
Rasmussen. eter
McDonald, J
until they fell. In the meantime, the Byrnes, John D
Pearce. S E
infantry cleared the streets and walls, Caesar, Louis (2)
D W
Schiheimer,
A
Christian,
where the Chinese soldiers, with fine
Rickey, F E
Crckett, G W
fightcover, stubbornly resisted. The
Morgan, Mr
Eblers, W
ing was close and sharp. A French Erwin, James W
Muller, R D
.Nclsson, F
battery, while shelling the approach tr Fletcher, L
Nellat, J
the palace, narrowly escaped the Amer- Funda. Geo A
Gandersberg. Aug Sxnallwood White
icans.
Gandersbergsen, M Sillers, Billy
.
General Chaffee and Mr. Conger arv Gehrke, A
Seimnes, Minlto
conferring regarding the diplomatic Gibson, T G
Adolf
features of the situation.
Seamen, Clarence
Goddard, W
Schrader, T WT
Hirst. Gus
Hitchfield, J G
Williams J C
All Bricklayers
n. H
White. C L
Are requested to meet Wednesday, John
AV
Wallace. John
September oth, at hall over Merchants' Juhansea,
S
ICarf,
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Wallace, Albert
Exchange, corner Xnuann and TCir.t- Walker, Chas B
sf reets at 730 p. in, for the purpose of King. Earl
Kinney, L H
Vircus,
euecung a permanent organization.
Lorensen, Jas D
Toogood, A
Lucas, R A
. Smith, Capt W
Temporary Chairman.
WcfcdSr Geo A
Lustro, Joseph
Wise, J H.
Madden, E
HIS LIFE TO THE FORE- - I Mayo, George
Withers. W D
McCoombs, EC
THOUGHT OF A COMPAXION.
REGISTERED LETTERS.
Corseaaj,
camping
on
Pahil, G W
While
trip in Webster
a
Jean
county, Mr. 8. L Stamp of Norman-- i
PACKAGES.
town. W. Va. had a severe attack of t BaucknuiB, Fred
Cooper, G C
bloody flux. He aays: "1 Irmly be- - f Chute, C A
(Postage due).
Harris, Cha3 M
line that r owe say life to the fore- Cochran H C
LADIES' UST.
thought of oae of the company who
had taken along a bottle of Chamber- - 1 Alestuier, Mrs 3f Winter, iOss Alic
Sirs "S
Iain's Colic, Cholera aad Diarrhoea Baird, Mrs W JC Williams,
Wagoner, Mrs Dr
Batchelor,
Mrs
E
Reatedy." Moral Procure a bottle at
Bosweli. Miss E T Tbwnsend. irs J
this remedy before leaving home. It Campbell,
TirrelL 3Irs Kate
Taylor, MrsToha
caaaotbe obtained when ca a hunting, 4 Mrs H P D
fishing or prospecting trip. Neither . De Mellow, Mrs F Sly, Miss M A
Mrs J A
Schnlder. IMiss
caa it be obtained while on board the : Dower.
Rowdans,
Mrs
A
Eajete,
Miss M
A
aaore-o- r
leas iajared, is the result of the cara-- or steaawaip and at such times J
Mrs J M (2)
Eliza, Miss M
rawork.
Radway.
aad Hacesit is atost likely to be need-- 1 Finley, Mra X
ed. The' Safe way is to, have it with J JohnsonMks Edit Powell, Mrs Jas
Peterson, Miss E
Ifmora
Xaaf Caaaa;. ,
yoa. Tacuaaaai of travelers never Lams, Miss
Kazmann, Mrs F
Mrs
Lester,
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24.
A special 'dkpatea leave- aeaae'oa a Joaraey without It
Aac.
Markaaat, Mrs Geo Myer, Mrs G-says
that WIlHaat Tor sal byall dealers aad druggbrs. Magiaaky
fraavTica Tsia
afcGuire, MrsTao
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Pkhwiek, lorsaarly of Brooklya. N. Y.
aaarai'-uo.agent
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PART I.
The Old Hundred.
Overture La Dame Blanche
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Eoieldieu
Ballad The Last Watch
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Finale Gellsario
Donizetti
Grand Selection Fause '.... Gounod
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unassorted lines, THEY MUST GO. Inspect the Bargains
and save money by purchasing at Our Queen Street Store.
Sheeting,
White and Brown
Cotton,
Table Damask,
Toweling, Cretonnes,
Flannelettes, Etc.
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and Oddments
Remnants
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