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Final VetoesSHIPS THAT MADE

OPPOSING FLEETS

Honoris to tlio effect tlmt ItussTnu vessels liavo passed tlic. KimluStraits, north of Japan, niako it impossible, to estimate whether

divided his forces and went through tlio Korean Straits withonly tho strongest division or centered his whole fleet .in tho bold ad-

vance into tho very home of tho Japanese fleet.Saturday's dispatches represented Kojestvcnsky's fleet advancing

through the Korean Straits with tho battleships to starboard but givesno intimation as to tho numerical force of tho fleet. It would scorn tostand to reason, however, that the Kussian put his best foot forwardand sought a battlo with tho Japanese and it appears that Togo hassunk or captured the best of the combination.

Hojcstvensky's fleet as it arrived in tho Orient and before it wasreinforced by Admiral XcbogatofT's squadron of battleships, includedthe following ships:

Battleships Alexander III, Orel, Oslylabia, Borodino, Navarin,Kniaz Souvaroff, Sissoi, Veliky, Alexander II, Peter Voliky, Admir-al Apraksin, Admiral Scniaviuo and Admiral OushukofF. Tho KniazSouvaroff isJiojestvcnsky's flagship.

Cruisers Dimitri Donskoi, Admiral Xakhimoff, Aurora, Almaz,Soietlana, Jcmtschug, Pamyat, Azova, Admiral Korniloff, VladimiriMonomncli, General Admiral and Svietlana. Rear Admiral Enkvict,second in command, is on board tho Almaz.

Destroyers Pdestyaschtichi, Bczupretchni, Bystri, Bravi, Buini,Bicdvi, Bodri.

Under tho commercial flog wcro tho volunteer steamers Voroncz,Kief, Yaroslav, Tamlmff, Vladimir and Orel, tho Russian NavigationCompany's steamers Meteor, Jupiter and Mercury, tho fast AsiaticCompany's steamers Korea and Kaitai, tho North Baltic Company'ssteamer Kniaz Gotchakoff, 0110 salvago ship and sixteen colliers.

It is not known definitely what ships Admiral Togo has with him,lnit it may Ik takei. for granted that Togo has all tho battleships nndtho most powerful uf .tlio cruiyors, all of them except three or four per-haps.- The. battleships aro: Captain Shishimn, Asahi, Fugi, Yashi-ma- ,

Mikasa (Togo's flagship) and Chin Yen.Tho cruisers aro: Asama, Tokiwn, Idzumo, Iwako, Yaknmo, Ad-zum- a,

Chiyoda, Kasagi Chitoso, Itsukushima, Hasbidatc, Matsnsliima,Yoshino, Naniwa, Takachiho, Akisiishima, Niitaka Tsushima, Suma,Akashi, Sriiycn, Miyako, Takao, Yacyama, Tsukushi, Katsuragi andYaniato. Besides these Japan has a largo fleet of torpedo boats andletroyers and an auxiliary fleet that numbers somo forty steamships,

mostly belonging to tho Japan Steamship Company and availablo forscouting work.

ROJESTVENSKY

DIVIDED SQUADRONfAnoelaled Prest Special Cable)

ST. PETERSBURG, Russia, May 20. Nothing official has beenreceived hero of tho naval battle. Tho deepest gloom prevails. It isbelieved that Itojoatrcnsky sent a portion of his fleet tho other sido oftho Japanese islands en route to Vladivostok, reserving his cfTectivoships for the battle.

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APPROPRIATION FOR

IMTYIEIThree messages from the Governor

wcro received In tho Legislature thisafternoon.

Tho llrst was to tho effect that hehail signed tho loan hill, S. D. 3, realiz-ing that tho qut of town memberswcro anxious to get homo and that tostudy over certain Items which perhapsought to bo taken out of Territorialappropriations, as being county Items,would take a great deal of time. Inboth House and Senate this messagewas filed. No other action was necessary.

Tho second message vetoed certainItems In tho Salaries bill, S. II. 2.

In tho 2nd Circuit, salary of assistant clerk and balliC at $30,1,200. wasvetoed. On this Item both the Houseand Senate sustained tho veto.

Scnato sustained veto of item "Public grounds, salary of the keeper ofMaklkl cemetery, at 150,1,200."

Senate sustained veto on Item: "Sanitation, salary of Inspector, at $7G,11,800."

Scnato overrode veto on item: "Government physicians, $2G,1C0."

The third message vetoed certainItems of II. U. 4, departmental appro-priations, o

Tho Senate overrode veto on Item:Malulanl hospital, Maul, $6,000."Senate sustained veto of Hem "At

torney General's office, defenso ofCounty Act, 13,000."

At 3 p. m. tho House had not reached action on the message on II. I). 4.

Tho Governor vetoed Item "Stampedenvelopes, etc., for use of lepers, ."

Ho also vetoed: "1800, caro oflepers ( entertainments at the settle-ment." Tho Senate sustained the Gov-ernor In both theso cases.

Tho messages of the Governor arcbeing considered Item by item In bothHouses.

The House today received a petitionfrom Lahalna cltltens for the supportof the militia by Legislature appropria-tion. Tho communication was filed.

Tho Legislature expects to adjournthis afternoon.

A movo toward n higher prlco forreal estate was made this noon whenAuctioneer Morgan sold three-quarter- s

of an ncro at W'alkcle, Hwa, for $375.or at tho rate of $150 per ncro. Theproperty was sold under an adminis-trator's sale and went nt a flguro quitean advance over what has hithertobeen secured for land In that vicinity.

At a little before 3 o'clock this aftcrnoon Hlghton closed the case of thoprosecution in the County Act test case.

Cooper said ho would first tako untho motion to strike white Prosserwould argue on the Question of Jurisdiction,

Hartwcll said he did not see thatportions of the agreed statement couldbe Btrickcn out, although he knew partsthereof were Irrelevant and Immate-rial.

Tho most stylish bats ever turnedout in Honolulu aro being shown byMrs. HodBon In Kerrs MUllnary De-

partment.i

Henry Gurney, Under Secretary oftho British Embassy, whose automo-bile exploits mado him an international flguro last summer, will not returnto Lenox this year.

No Friendship In Business

In his professional capacitya trustee, 'guardian or execu-tor should know not friend-ship. This rule, like others,is often more honored in thebreach than in the observ-ance.

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TOKIO, Japan, .May 12!). The Japanese ilect was not damaged intho battlo with KojYtvensky.

Tho following battleships wcro sunk:Borodino, Imperator, Alexander Third, Admiral Oushakoff.Cruisers Admiral Nakhimoff, Dimitri Donskoi, Vladimirinono-mach- ,

Svietlana, Jcmtchug, Irtuish, Repair ship Kamtschatka.Tho following were captured:Battleships Orel, Nikola First, Admiral Seniavin, General Ad-

miral Apraxino Sishoivcliky.Three thousaud prisoners wcro taken, including Admiral Ncbogo-tof- f.

Tho battlo began Saturday morning.Tho Russian flagship seriously damaged and with Admiral Rojcst-vensk- y

has apparently escaped.Eight Russian captains were drowned.The pursuit by Admiral Togo continue.

Jack CongratulatesThe Japaneso Consulate this morning received a cablegram from

Secretary Atkinson, who is in Washington, extending congratulationson tho news of the victory of Togo over Rojestvensky.

High Court RushesArgument In

County Act TestHIGHTON TAKES UP JURISDICTION QUESTION

Tho County Act test caso proceeded Teacher: Shouldn't wo alwaysbctoro tho Supreme Court this forenoon strlko when tho Iron Is hot, WillloTnt 10 o'clock, Henry E. Hlghton, repre-- Willie: No, ma'am; wo should arbl- -

senting complainant, W. It. Castle, a trate.bondholder and taxpayer, toon up niargument at tho point whore lie had I

left off last Saturday noon. A largepart of the argument dwelt on thJurisdiction of the court in the caso onmultitudinous outhorlttes were cited toprove this point

The defenso was represented byHenry E. Cooper and Deputy AttorneyGeneral Prosser, Attorney General AndrowB being unable to be present Inperson as he was engaged In the Naone trial. Judge George Gear wasalso present and was ucatcd at thotable with Cooper and Prosser. Hefollowed Hlghton's argument closelyand made note of the authorities quot-

ed by him, but took no active part Intho matter beyond this.

During the beginning of the argu-

ment a number of persons formed anaudience, among them being SenatorOandall, Senator Achl, RepresentativeCox, Representative Fernandez, andseveral other legislators, several law.yers also listened to the case. Aftersome time, however, tno ratner unin-teresting character of the argument,lonslstlng mainly of a wholesale reference to various legal authorities, worooh the patlcnco of the audlenco andlUil.llCtI jici li:i,(i't .u.ih.uh i,v u.,ta.of tho noon hour.

Tha court was evidently In greathaste to get through with tho matterand Hlghton'B nrgumont was limitedto tho merest skeleton. He named hisauthorities, of which ho had a greatnumber In store, but did not read themalorllv of them and In somo casesmerely named tho places whero theycould bo found, without even quotingtlm tiling.

At the arrival of tho noon hour As- -

soclato Justlco Hartwell suggested thattime mlcht ho saved by omitting tho'

'quoting or nntnlng tho authorities bo- -

fore the court and giving them Insteadto tho nllornejs for tho defense, "They j

aro or no special imnrrnaiiou 10 macourt anyway," ho added.

Chief Justlco Fiear asked Hlghtonhow soon no rouiu get unougn anaHlghton oxplalnod that ho was rushing

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Flno Job Prlntlug at Tho Ilulletlnoracs. 1.111111

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J. HOPP & CO, sold a lot of bureaus

and chiffoniers last week. Their week

of bargain prices was so successful

that they will continue during this

week to niako bargain prices on every-

thing In the lino of bedroom furniture.

They havo chiffoniers and bureaus and

beds In great quantities r,nd of many

varieties. You havo bought furntturo

for your bedrooms before. You re-

member what 'it cost you. Find outltj,10W much cllCapcr yo cnn buy u ln

tho largo Young DuIIdlng stores now.

J. HOPP & CO. buy largo quantities

for lowest prices and sell ln tho sameway, Thcro Is nothing in the furnt-

turo lino which cannot bo found at

HOPP & CO.'S, They also sell grass

rugs at pricos fifty per cent, lowor

than they were formerly sold hero.' '

Seo Kerr's window display of newsuitings. Exclusive designs; one suitonly each kind.

Wells, Fargo & Co.

Express,WAITY DLDG., KING ST. NR. FORT.

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GovernorTALK

(Antoolalcd 1'retf Pfreclal Cable)WASHINGTON, D, C ., May 29. Peace talk has been renewed as a re-s-

of the defeat of Rojestvensky.o

RUSSIA MUST ASK FOR PEACE.LONDON, England, May 29, Baron Hayaahl In an interview today de-

clares that Russia must propose peace. A continuation of the war means thatVladivostok will become a second Port Arthur,

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TAX IS UPHELD.WASHINGTON, D. C, May 29, The Supreme Court In a decision handed

down today upheld the franchise tax levied by the State of New York. Thismeans that New York will obtain $24,000,000. In delayed taxes.

VESSEL WAS BRITISH.WASHINGTON, D. C, May 29. Japan is advised that the unknown ship

sunk by the Russians a few days ago Is a British vessel.o

TARTARS PILLAGING.NAKHCHIVAN, May 29. Anarchy prevails In this section. The Tartars

are killing and pillaging the Christian Armenians. One hundred dead andwounded were left In the streets. The horrors are being repeated in othevillages.

o

WASHINGTON, D. C, May 29. The Supreme Court has denied the writof habeas corpus applied for by Dlmond and Hyde, accused of defrauding thaGovernment in land deals. They must appear in Washington for trial.

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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., May 27. SUGAR: 96 degree Centrifugals, 4.37Scents. Previous quotation, 4.3675 cents.

DECORATION DAY

PROCESSION

TO HONOR DEPARTED

Everything Is In readiness for tho fit-

ting observance of Decoration Day to-

morrow.United States troops, Hawaiian mili-

tia, members of the Grand Army of thoRepublic, mounted police of Honolulu,marines from the gunboat Hcnnlng-ton- ,

the Hawaiian band, Spanish WarVeterans and many men of locat pro-minence, invited guests, will Join ina grand procession to the Nuuanucemetery.

Flowers In profusion will bo In evi-

dence. Tho day. a legal holiday, willbo devoted by, hundreds to honoringtho departed. The procession Is toform on Ilcrctanla street, near Emmastreet, In the following' order:The Procession,

1. Squad of mounted police,2. Detachment U. S. Artillery.3. Detachment from U. S. cunbont

Dcnntngton.4. Hawaiian band.5. National Guard of Hawaii.C. Geo. V. Do Ixng Post, G. A. R.7. Spanish War Veteran.8. Orator of tho day.9. Governor and staff.10. Invited guests and general puh- -

lie.The line of march will bo up Emma

street to Vineyard, thence to Nuuanuand then to the cemetery, the roturnbeing made over the Bamo route.

Mr. Fred. Rutler, tbo revival soloist,!lias consented to render a solo duringthe ceremonies at the cemetery. Ned

.Crabbe, on account of a severe cold,will not be able to sine.

The steamship China from the Orientcame Into tho harbor late this after-.noo-

She will probably sail tomor- -

lun.

Flno Job Printing nt Tho Ilullctln

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OF

PEACE

MOUT BY

HUfirMSU

At a special meeting of stockholdersof tho Wlldcr'fl steamship Co. thisforenoon the directors of tho companyadvanced the proposition of the Inter-Islan- d

Steam Navigation Company tobuy the property and good will of thoWilder Co. for $750,000 of Inter-Islan- d

Co. stock. Out of tho 0,000 shares ofstock 4,030 wcro represented. All vot-ed unanimously In favor of ratifyingthej acceptauco of tho offer by tho di-

rectors. The transfer will probably takeplaco by July 1. Tho shares of thoInter-Islan- d Co. will be Increased to 0

of which half go to the Wilderstockholders. Tho deal will result innumerous changes in the routes andother business of tho companies.

(Special to The Bulletin)Wahlawa, Kauai, May 27. Mrs. Wm.

Stodart leaves tonight by tho W. G.Hall for Honolulu.

Mrs. J. Lennox went to Honolululant Saturday.

Messrs. McKcchnie and Donald werevisitors at Walmca last Sunday. L. U.Manu also paid tbo mango-pal- vll- -

lago a glimpse.Messrs. Grace, Evans, Smith, Kin-

ney, Connon and the Misses Uarncsplayed ono round over the Wahlawagolf links on Sunday. Mr. Smith notonly carried tho honors of the day butalso tied the record.

D. 11. Maronachle, traveling agent ofT, II. Davies & Co., passed throughhere this week on his way to Walmea.

The schooner Talbot Isunloading coal at Elecle wharf, Showill take sugar from McRryde for theCoast.

The Inter-Islan- steamer Kauai con-veyed a full load of Mcllryde sugar forHonolulu.

YOU HAVE TASTE

IN THE MATTER OF SHOES

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WEEKLY CALENDAR.

MONDAYLe Progrcs Stated.

TUUMUAY

WnDNQSDAYHawaiian Second Degree.

TMUH8DAY

nwirjAVEastern Star Initiation.

HaTUHDAY

AH vlsltlna member ot tkoorder aro cordially Invited to at-

tend meetings ot local lodges.

RMONY LODGE, No. S, I. O. 0. F.

Meets every Monday evening at 7:30

ta I. O. O. F. Hall, Fort streetE. It. HENDRY, Secretary.II. OEHIUNO, N. O.

All visiting brother very cordially

fcvlted.

MY8TIC LODQE, No. 2, K. of P.

Mceti every Tueiday evening at1:10 o'clock In K. of P. Hall, Kingstreet. Visiting brothers cordially Inrlted to attend.

K WALDIIO.W K.n.S.Q. II. UEIIREY, C. C.

OAHU LODGE, No. 1, K. of P.

Meets cvry Friday evcalng atat P. Hall, King street, at 7:0. Mem-tar- s

of Mystic Lodge, No. 2, Wm.Lodge, No. 8, and visiting

brothers cordially Invited.General Business.

W. E MAC, C C.

E. M. COLEMAN, K.R.S.

HONOLULU LODGE 616, B. P. O. E.

Honolulu Lodge No. 616, D. P. O. H ,

trill meet In their new ball, on Millerand Ceretanla streets, every Fridayvenlng.By order of the E. R.

HARRY 11. SIMPSON,Secretary.

GEO. II. ANGUS, E.R.

Win. M'KINLEY LODQE No. B, K.of P.

Meets every Saturday evening at1:10 o'clock In K. of P. Hall, King

treoL Visiting brothers cordially Inlted to attend.

E. FARMER. C.C., E. A. JACOBSON, K.R.S.

HONOLULU HARBOR, No. 54, A. A.

of M. & P.

' kfeets on first and third SundayTunings of each month at 7 o'clock at

K. ot P. Hall. All sojourning breth-t- a

are cordially Invited to attend.By order Worthy Captain:

F. UOSIIER.r. M. RADWAY, C.C.

HONOLULU AERIE 140 F. O. E.

Meets on the 2nd and 4th WED-KEDA-

evenings of each month at 7:30o'clock in K. of P. Hall. King street

Visiting Eagles aro Invited to at-

tend.M. ROSENBERG, W. P.II. T. MOORE, W. Secy.

COURT CAMOES No. 8110, A. O. F,

Meets every 2d and 4th Tuesday oteach month at 7:30 p. m., in San An-

tonio Hall, Vineyard streetVisiting brothers cordially Invited

to attend.J. D. MARQUES, C.R.,M. C. PACHECO, F.S.

POWHATTAN TRIBE No.2, 1. O. R. M,

Meets every first and third Thursday ot each month at 7:30 p. in. at ICof P. Hall, King street.

Members ot Hawaiian Tribe No. 1nd visiting Red Men aro cordially In

Tlted.H. U HUDSON,

Chief ot Records.

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Hacks, Carriages, Buggies aad Sad

Horses on short notlcisrCarriage! meet all steamers. Com

jcteat drivers, reasonable rates, new

rahlclM and live stock.

tijjo PIPED u ker( ra fl,s atHu vm Cn b. o. DAKE'S

HdYertistng Agency, 124 Bansome Bt,an rraoclsco, Cat., where contracts

lor adrerttatng can be made tot 't.

SEEDS!FreshFlowerAndVegetable

In 5c PackagesEX SIERRA

Hollister Drue Go.

1056 Fort Street.

GoCarts

Baby

Carriages

Baby Swings

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Junipers

HOFFSGHLAEGER GO,,

Limited,27-3- 1 King Street, neat Bethel

HALJEIWA.The HALEIWA HOTEL, Honolulu's

famous country resort, on the lino ofthe Oahu Railway, contains everymodern Improvement and affords itsguests an opportunity to enjoy allamusements golf, tennis, billiards,fresh and salt water bathing, shootIng, fishing, riding and driving. Tick-ets, Including railway fare and onefull day's room and board, are sold atthe Honolulu Station ana Trent &Company for $3.00. For departure oftrains, consult time-tabl-

On Sundays, the HALEIWA LIMIT-ED, a two-hou- r train, leaves at 8:22a. m.; returning, arrives In Honoluluat 10:10 p. m.

No. I Laundry Soap48 Bars to the box of J 00" lbs.

$3 00 per Box

Kalihi StorePHONE 3161 WHITE.

P. H. Burnette,

Attorney-at-La- and Notary PublicReal Estate, Loans, Collections.

Agent to Grant Marriage Licenses.Phones: Office, Main 310; Res.Wh.134t

Office, 79 Merchant St., Honolulu.

Gatton, Neill & Co.,Limited.

ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTSQUEEN and RICHARDS 8T8.

Boilers with charcoal Ironor steel tubes; general ship work.

GREAT HEAD80METHING FOR NOTHING.

60 PER CENT REFUNDED.

HONOLULU BOWLING PARLORS,ALAKEA 8TREET.

POPHIINC! LEE CHAIN

Always has In stock Fresh Groceries, California and Island Fruits; alsoPoultry, Island Butter and Kona Cof.fee. Free city delivery.TWO 8TORE8 1258 FORT 8T. and

cor. UNION and HOTEL.TELEPHONE BLUE 841.

Clothes Cleaned and Pressed by theHONOLULU RENOVATING CO.,

J. J. Fern, Manager.ODlce: 1148 North Fort St., opposite

Catholic Mission. All telephone mes-sages promptly attended to. We callfor and deliver. Dyolng extra. Tele-phon- o

Main 378.

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Tt-- - - W aj5jw fTTrl'TlJPJFf,""'sTHVENINO BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. II., MONDAY, MAY 29, 1903.

LOCAL AND OENEKAL

Read "Wants" on page 6.Rooms and meals nt the Majestic.I'lne candles nt Johnson's candy

store, on King near Bethel.Best cup Hawaiian coffee In tho city

at New Englnnd Bakery.Armstrong's taro flour 124 cents per

lb. on sale at C. J. Day & Co.The Stock) nrds Stables nne auto-

mobiles to rent by hour or day.Leaf Ledgers, prlre books,

new up-t- dato line. s CoHarmony Lodgt, No. 3, I. O. O. F.,

meets tonight nt 7:30 In I. O. O. F. Hall.Asbestos Table Felt for jour dining

table; guaranteed. At Arlelgh & Co.'s.I). F Ehlers & Co. arc cloed nil day

tomorrow on account of DecorationDay.

Neatly furnished rooms at tho Pop-

ular. $1, 11.50 and ti per week. 1211)

Fort street.Camera views, Parndlse of the Pa-

cific, on sale at all news dealers andturlo stores.

Hat clnm Juice, hot beef tea andoeter cocktails fresh ocry da nt thoFaorlln saloon.

When 1iuIiir a steamer or baggagetrunk, see those In stock at the UlobeClothing Co.'s store.

Corset covers nre being sold ntBlora's this week for the ridiculouslylow price ot 25 cents.

Now session In shorthand beginsJuno 1st. Don't apply after that date,C. Androws, carrier 9.

Home-mad- pies nnd rakes nt Until'say's l'crfeitton Home Bakery, Bcrctntilfi nml atronfii

lntrrnntlnnnl Pnnltrv Pnntl mnkplhens lay eggs nnd keeps them laying, an unknown American Bteamcr off

Feed Co.. Ltd. mora on the 21st. The crew were sav- -

William Kinney of Kallmann, Hn- - '.wall, left for tho Coast In tho ship .RUSSIANS SIGHTED.iviii. nf f'lv.in lnt Tlnirsdnv. Toklo. May 27. Four Russian war- -

"Arabic" keeps Iron roofs perfectlytight nnd permits no leaks to damagethe Interior, flnllfnrnln Fred Cn.

P. C. Ileamerof Hllo arrived In Ho- -

nolulu by tho Klnnu. lie willshortly lonvc for a trip to tho Philip- - enthusiasm. A report that lie hail

fiated Togo was accepted by many asThe Kodak Enlarging Camera may true.

bo used ns a portrait camera by slm- -

ply substituting n suitable lens. Ho-

nolulu Photo Supply Co.Great dcnrnnic sale of ladles tailor- -

made suit on Thursday next nt Whitney& Marsha. All Hiilt3 reiiuieil to siz..iieach. Only ono of n kind.

The Hawaiian Quintet Club, to ap-

pear this summer nt the Sea lleai--

Hotel. Santa Cruz. Cat., may tour thoStates at the completion of Its engage lzatlon to abandon the gas lease,ment. I NORWAY AND OSCAR.

Captain Berger. the band leader, Is Chrlstlnnn, .May 27. King Oscar hasnrranglng for most of the band boys declined to sign the bill gllng separ-t- o

go to the Lewis nnd Clarke cxposl- - ntc consuls to Norway. The cabinettlon at Portland for a month, or two. has resigned.)ealng here tho latter part of August. GERMAN YACHT AHEAD.

You can't lay your finger on a map New York, May 27. The Germanof the city without covering the place yniht Hnmburg was leading the oceanwhere one or more of our want adver-- race when the St. Paul sighted thotlsersllve; nor without touching a spot licet on the 21th.where real estate has been bought and BANDITS HOLD TRAINsoia tnrougn aavemsing in inese coi- -

umns.

A new ami upto-dat- e grocery, bear-- 'i, .., I m t,.,. r. n in

,bo opened In the Walty Building, twodoors from Metropolitan Meat Co.,Thursday morning, June 1st. The new

!,--, ,in n .Wni,K. hi-- hgrade nnd stock, and agon- -

cies hae been secured for some of'i,o flnot nnuiiiPt. in th mnriit.tho latter

which battleIt's

Pacific Blopc.on

to.other stnnles. i:erv ono Invited to!the opening on Tliursdnv-

EMMA MUSIC.

The band will give a concert 7:20tonight at Emma Square:

PART I."Ronnventurn" (new)..I.osey i

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Star

DOUBLES.

In tho tennis tournament SaturdayS. II, Derby and Geo. Fuller won fromA. K. arimtlm nnd T.Scores: CO,

Tho championship willthis Monday on

cmc lennis courts at ocloeK bo- -

tween U P. Roth II. Cooksand Fuller.

untrics mixed doubles winclose at m.

MACY In this May 29, 1905,Mr. Mrs. Geo. W. pan.

Fine Job at The Bulletin

TEL. J2J HOTEL

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A glad surprise to weary eyes area pair of accurately fitted glasses.

A. N. 8ANFORDOptician

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Ill I mum(Associated Press Cable.)

AMERICAN BOAT HIT.Toltlo. May RoJestvensky sunk

ships passed through the Kurlle Straitson z.iin going wenwnru.REPORT OF VICTORY.

Petersburg. May 27 Tho nowaprogress has nroutcd

DEFEATED,Boston, May Cornell defeated

Harvard In the clght-oare- race,COSSACKS AND JEWS.

Lodr, Russln. Mny Tho Cossacksand Jews collided here. Three verskilled nnd many wounded.GAS LEASE

Philadelphia, May 27. Public scntltnent has forced the Republican organ'

.,..uiumhiiu, .ium., .m u.muiiaheld up n train near here nnd looted asafe.

Toklo. Mny 2S. RoJcstensky prar-tlcall- y

Tweltc ships sunkcr captured. Tno transports and twoflpfttrncrr sunk.

Tslngtnu, May 2S.--A navalengagement ban taken place In the Ko- -

" blin,ltB- - " ' reported that the'looses arc cruiser ami ten

torpedo boats, and the Russian lorscstwo battleships, two nnd a re- -

''a'r. "''',''Washington, May 28.--It Is believed

hero thnt tho Russian battleships Orel

J'""- - " " "c oihere Is complete.

Christiana, May King Oscar'sveto of tho consular law has caused asencatlon. It possibly involves n dis-solution of the union betweenand Sweden.

Vienna, .May Tho situation InHungary Is

Warsaw, May The Polish So

- '. . .The troops nave ureiiIntoTcrowd Med

Petersburg. May 28. Twenty-tw-

Armenians and two Mussulmnns hnvobeen killed In n at Nakhiche-van. Many Armenians have been kill-ed at Jabrl. The distress of tho Arme-nians Is Increased by a ot lo-

custs.Madrid, May 28. King Alfonso has

started on his tour.Paris, May 28. King Alfonso of

Spain will nrrlc here on Tuesday andprepaiatlons are being made

for hB reception. Secretary lluy has

Naples, May Vesuvius Is In astate, of eruption.

Rome, Mny 28 The king nnd quoenliae inaugurated the International con-ference on

El Paso, Texas, May By an overflow of tho Rio Grande damages ot halta million dollars have bcen caused

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"Tillman" brand of canned goods ."cs0 Takalilra Is advisedIs so high quality that tb ,e naval so far has been faor-maxi-

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Ico nnd greatest attention elv- - IJC"cl1 nnJ tllat tho Japanese arc pur-?- n

maintaining the quality of all s? ....SQUARE

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March:T,u ci i . ."'iT. 'clallBts have r proclamation urg-nr- l

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Intermezzo: i

"Tho Spangled Banner."

CHAMPIONSHIP

S. French.l.

match bplayed afternoon Pa- -

unu 4

and C.against Derby

in tnoC p. today.

BORN.city. to

and Macv, a

Prlntlnu

323

27.

tno

St.of Rojestvcnaky's

HARVARD27.

27.

KILLED.

annihilated.

running

Japanese one

cruisers

censorsnipnews

28.

Norway

2S.nuite.

2S.

St.

conflict

plaguo

foreign

cnborato

arrived28.

agriculture.28.

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' ' ' Oct , 1904.

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. IMs11CLOSE OF REVIVAL

SfcRVICES BY PARTY

CENTRAL UNION CHURCH LASTNIGHT HOLDS LARGEST AU- -

DUIENCE OF THE MOVPMENT HERE.

''

.

I

I

J

I

'

t

o ;

I

I

eCentral , In was

tlm services. I

nencs times.I to

w."'" off.

' p. i'.rpn'p year. Olcason

last night wasto capacity as Dr. arose

to his address.A of Memorial Day was to be

seen in the American nags urapcutho last In honor

of Geo. W. Do Long Post No. 45, 0.A. a few simple decorations of apatriotic nature had been observed.Tho veterans of and Spanish- -

wars attended In a body, or--lMr n mmiivaiI nanllnn iiltnit1v

mado appealrequest Btnnd

rpl'lvill

Christians.nrlslng

answereddeslro

sailor

words

great

finances

rnimmlgn.

without

FAST IS II LEAD m$ maternity

IU.C.LOSE HARD

LEFTFEATURE HAMPTON

DESHA

baseball good,park Saturday,Rood,

brand. teamssettling down

playing gettingtogether

better games takesbatting bases.

plate '

,,-- ,

victory season.

cellar

theyMattes

together place, whencleared

longer, romped homewinners, C games good.Every while when games

going alongsomobddy

crowd wholesomeenthusiasm,

time.game

Whengoing

MX

ladder, ,mM health hiuhandgood performer In.thc

Desha pitching better everyfielding,swinging wild.

Eleven champions failed t,

family

scattered,when single a triple

aItwlrler goods

With a powerful larg- - ?5g!g fraudience movement, rntier frcclyOstrom night Union pitched great spots,

M,iirt strlko batters tight

rS 'tliorlfc Oeorgeseveral

furnished extantAhnrM. rrnwriml union "cng leuture oiternoon,

,"V',V- - :.."" Punahou gardener milled"J '..," greatest There

services,packed Ostrom

deliver

around pulpit night.

CivilAmerican

horse,

Deshacrack

a whilehand,

I ScoreDesha

when., u i".ii " nn nnahyXolrdTon'gTega'--

only regular ex- -

Ostrom J whent,L" J''? S'?ij?,LB,",Msermon series night. ',r amasseda effort, delivered with greatinsight workings minds threa Ullle. good

before f8r "In similar J' "': rightdresses, "Come,

chorus, thrc8 ? Brorl llllan'8H.itler song a beautiful a moments

address Ostrom ' KUo. a flyHonolulu.

his for all whoLlmnnllinnnrl .lllrlni' (tin

innvompiit"lu u "n majority

A

evangelist thoso tothen there to become

It Is snfo to say that fullvtho number

meeting the speak-

er's standing Atmoment six seven of tho Civil Warveterans a soldierfiom tho transports, In frontnf.rip nKtrnm

ofHo

forHe

ofhelped in

city

toAnd

ofof "I

sliloIn

Insalary. rnmo

hern of cent.

O. CATCH IN

UPWELL.

was bailtho last

most of was and dome ofAll the aro

now, tho,various cogs arcup. The Infields arc hanging

firstget tho

ICarned runs come now,instead of

lolllnH ,l,n,lllllliy UUUIU5 uiitiuvMiaof The

trimmed It. C'sly tho scoro of Tho

were a,'game, andwin. Klks andcame for and

dust ofunbeaten

for the easy

once In thebeen

up starthe

both wero'off In fast

The first hecnupoeye the ball.

th!3 gets hittingmo up tho Iwth

And

day. Hacked up fnst he hadall A. C.

of thoho was steady

one. The hits weroall the fourth,

thingslook for minute. Pun

tho him

thoest of revival ,,, am,-

-

wag lltDr. last In but

dnspii out thetlm

realitnin thn anu

lefttho seen this one

and church

It.,

had

tho

were emptyDefrlcs camo The Hon-

olulu onto ballbase that

all double.went out at tho of tho bat, run-ning like

run out hisSomeway was by

thodeserved. As with heroes,

he next came bat hoiub "'. u.v im.v

!?lion was

C'r"Dr.of the last was '" "efinal andInto of by wort. A.

of sitting The )"Olcason hit .nr, left,ad- -was tho ono

for all things nro now slashed over fieldled the and 'r

Mr. solo. Attho Plnn .he Hr.

his final At

luuinMonsarrat's darker

usualIn- - ot game. stingy captain

of thoso in ""l """ninmpnt '"e overcnsi again, uowovcr,

nshed whodesired and true

flvo times any

up. last

rose, and and

map with thptn. Tho

the

thethe tho

thotho

tho

thn

and

over

duo

hadthe were

were

and run

got

my

tho

and

bad

the

the two men anilbat.

laid tho andover had

the

and

and got

the

best

thetext

nn''Mr. few

Doc faco wasthan Its hue this

here. Iho was tlle was all the lClk

the "K- -

l.n.. nrnao Inter tho BKy was

by the

by

for

by

out

this llergcrsaved tho The

somewhere Its softserenade. Kddlo Desha gotof tho music his bat and souredout double Kim hit safe.Defrlcs balked and Desha homo.

tantalizingsecond Honan

n!.-- rnllpil" " " " , ,,i ovi vni mnvf-mpn- t reached Its Intensl. scored. Ahrens brought Stiles homty last night. w'"' B'aB'1 ovcr second. That was all

Central Union cliurcn was crowucu ". L,,w " umuu ibefore tho time of beglnnlug earned runs, now tncy

Dr. Klncnld welcomed tho veterans.""0 u"ib-- . .. . . .the Civil Spanlsh-Amerlca- wars I the rest tnc was reeled ore

In a speech. "We owe our very ln J'B time, and neither side couldcitizens of this to scorc.in urn jiau

these veterans," ho "Weamong Riiro I all I lcavo

Dr. Ostrom reviewed the revival tho Islands."movement shortly, said that he1 Dr. Ostrom took his text, Lukoshould go back he mainland a 14:17, "Come, all things aro now- -

greater knowledge of ready.Hawaii's imnortancc. He Bald In part: has

liko rrom ueing nas ueenEast from to Christ must In sayingtho of Hawaiian Evangelical thoso words. He said them insln- -

Association of this cere men, who gave excuses for notsoclatlon cannot be The most reasonable thing I

go from here with tho con- - Insincere paying today 1b,

victlon that association more uon i Know wnai ociieve.men and moro money, and I can bo deceived by partial truth. go alltho of diverting hero dur- - through philosophy andIng my the mainland, I shall tneory. nut iney can t una religionfeel a duty I owe Hawaii do they don't go far enough. I

Dr. Ostrom then Bpoko of many who gay, 'Oh, well, I'm goodoccurrences during his campaign here, church." There s another Insincerethe arrival of transports, of tho noston men. i would remind matand Bennington, and ln general of the visible Isn't yet finishednumber soldiers nnd sailors thathavo attended services. alsomentioned tho niblo conference,then spoko directly to veterans Ina fow of appreciationsplendid alsoworkers in meetings, ushers,

members tho and otherswho havo the suctces ofmovement.

"This to havo areligiously," bo said,

I am Impressed with factthat man doing churchseems to have about twice as much

ho ought. I wnnt to thankRev. Desha for his splendid work lnInterpreting."

Dr. Ostrom then spoke briefly thntho movement. nm used

Uttlo comments criticismsmoney nf tho I

wish say that tho tweho I

havo been this work I

Inover rccchcil a Ii n guarantee a I

0F

HAILES AND

GAlS

DESHA'8 IS AAND

SHOW

There and In-

different atit

to amioiled

than the Itto n man around

thescores on It wasl

,l.n tt.i.inlinl.Huiub nijittheir flrBt the

I1'uns the A. handFomo-- '

1 3.champions about to win

anyway, deservedThen tho tho

firsttho conflict away

Malles unbeaten noElks

to 0.a

had uneventfullywould pop with a

play rouse tocontests

Puns won thethey at last their on

it Isbunch hard,

It was in andIs a field.Kddlo Is

II. batters

as npassing only

except Ina and made

Hut thehad about and

address to oXithe

ballsprlos of to in

..... nf

nt oi methe

.r luck.

the

In

bateswhen

pitchera third

s a

Husslan general,game

the It lunlugsplay hand 1

usualfaded..v..

patriotic Jfi tEIpreached perhaps the

It fourtsticktho

those him. ot

so familiar tohead

ready." Defressiorednf lifted long to

toto

answer hitsslant nuil ,sl

stnnd

atprevious

or

directly

thanked

opportunity

work

mi--

to

of

to

brunette at

at Juncture Kcppelmelsterday. band appeared

from nniltho

n Fool; Thentrotted

lifted a texas leaguerJ. It hard

a"'" "'"

services, which snows

of and or game

briefexlstcnco as eigiun a.b

sold.them us tonight." Bhall tithe It before

and asto with

andto to

"1 should rcwiy. always bo.to Wett havo delighted

work tho tohere. work as- -

I coming.shall away hear men 'I

needs 10If

means these historywork on no- -

It to to so."tho as as

thomen

thetheir

services.

chorus,

seems to

"nndevery work

to on

to jenrsengaged havo

down

but

errors.

to

to

Uoth

to

to

to

liner

thoIf a man Is In the church and Isn'tliving right thn least thing wo ran dois to ho In the church andhelp him. can stand off andcriticise, Wo hear the cry that mencan't bo good in cities, that businessmen con't conduct their business In aChristian way. Such peoplo theirbackbones up. You'd thinkto hear somo men talk In Honoluluthnt people linvo n peculiar llccnso togo to the devil In the Hawnllan

The truth of It is that ono canbe n Christian as well In tho city,in business life, In Honolulu ns in anyother way, I met menwho said to me 'I was a Chrlstlnn

and failed.' I'crhaps that is thomost pathetic answer ever given. Oodpity such man. hut ho canagain, for his pence, is always waiting.'Come, for all things aro now ready.'

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The darkest days of husband andwhen they come to look for-

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pable of motherhood owing to a dis-placement of tho womb or lack ofstrength in tho generative organs.

Mrs. Ahna PottsFrequent backache and distressing

pains, accompanied by offensive dis-charges generally by irregularand sennty Indicate, n dis-placement or nerve degeneration ofthe womb and surrounding organs.

The question that troubles womenIs how can a woman who has somu fe-

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South

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need

Kim rook when two men were onbases, but Glcason had stepped out of,tnc natters lines aim uowcrs caucuhim out. Judd closed the inningwhen ho caught Louis coming homefrom third. In the collision Judd waxbadly spiked in the head, but ho played

tho dead stuck tho through.ball stuck there.

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It was simply a case of tho Elkswalloping Frcltas hard In two Innings,the fourth and eighth, and the Mallesnot being fleet enough to cut off thehits. the six runs scored by Hamp-ton's men, four were earned by con-sistent hitting. This is going some,Freltas was found disastrously In thosotwo Innings. The little Made did notmake good his previous form. On tlmother hand, tho Malles couldn't hitHampton with a handful of bird shot.He started wild but settled down andpitched magnificent ball. With thatsame old e he mado the Malicbatters look like torncr-lo- t artists.

His protegees had Two

nepubllcwelcome

The

allowed, and he let only one man traveltho overland route.

Joe Cohen bad a long-genrc- younggentleman named Honan ln tho rightgnrden, who got av,uy with a nice playIn the sixth. He had previously drop-ped nn easy fly and doubtless was wait-ing for a chnncc to rctrlevo reputation. Tho chant e rnmo when Vnnattaraised n high tn later between right nnd

over that neither Williams 'tenter. squeezed after annr Tnnln rrtnlil nml TTrvnl? rim. ni'r nml nvnr thniHClitlO UCTIUlclditt.v l.ulllc.

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Unit the goat needed all tho consolationho could get, for the ElkB beat his

handily.Tho Elks opened tho bombardment In

t'fj fourth. Moore drew a pass. Evcrslaced out a three-bagge- r to tho fence.Hampton repeated the trick for thasame distance, and Cogswell sacrificedhim home. In the eighth the Elks de-

cided to rub It In. Evcrs opened with"God a habit' single center, Hampton singled

North

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lert Cogswell walked. vanatta andWilder lifted two puny fouls thatWright and Simpson took rare of, butKit delivered the needed single, scor.Ing two. Hob White has recoveredfrom his hoodoo, and got his secondelngle of the day, scoring Cogswell.

Tho Malles couldn't reach tho count-ing station at all, and never had a goodchnncc. to score.

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n n nnniritn n.in.. v...... nfV. V, """-"- " ; "

the Bulletin I'ubllshtng Company, ""Itcd, being first duly sworn, on(eposes and says: That tho followingfs a true and correct statement of clr--

GENTLEMEN,

SAY 101 SIB.H,Wright,Schoolmates

Prison Guards

Testify.

BIERBACK

EVIDENCE

multitude)this Naone

They

I Frank Fernandez, Simeon Akakn,oath,laeorgo ujuko,,, Qco. Kapa, Henry Kn.,

iiimal, Levy Nakca and Dan Kamol Dwere all schoolmates of tho i

the

ticket,be

N.the

R.).

01111--

A.

R.),m. R.).

,,n.culatlon for tho ending 19th, Ihoy stated that was about c confcrcn(C committee up of

of tho Dally and Editions erase In Intelligence had no fit Democrats Home Saturdaytho Evening llulletln: 'nightCirculation of Evening Bulletin. Kauhano. W. J.i job,, nmmeluth. one of the most

May 2358 Kahunnkala, J. II. Nahlla, James ha-- , t of Democrats, made minorityMonday, May 22 2115 Knpano Hugo Knnae. I'eter ha- - wasTuesday, May 23 timanu. II. P. Haloln. I'eter Pedro 8J. '

Dcmocrallc save forWednesday, May 24 2125 vester Cullen, and other guards of the ' , Mr. Moore, for super- -

25 2122 Prison, that they had f aFriday, May 2108 a special of obscr-- fV .... voters"Average DAILY CIRCULATION.. 2158 vntlon was confined In .Prison.,1" BllcCPgfC(l that (n0

Circulation of Weekly Bulletin. Ic had appeared them be per-- JZ bcenobbed. that thel l In nd h ad haMay 23rd, 1905 2356 InTuesday, r h , , k

of Weeklies delivered " Wright, who con- -

the Island of Hawaii alone. ...1016 fined In the Id that ho hadDemocratic Count Corn cntlnn.GUARANTEED a with a few

circulation days ago. Naone said he was held In Wav- -

iir;riiiiiiii .in i tm n pon.l thlnir for him crlcy hall. Fred wns In thouul.ue.11.1 iuui,io;iu.u wu.i.,

By C. O. DOCKUS,I

litis. Mgr.

Subscribed nnd sworn to be- -

foro mo tins z.in myISEAL1 .May. A. D. 1903,

P. II. UURNETTE.Notary Public, In nnd for the

First Judicial Ter-ritory of Hawaii.

?:ONDAY MAY 29, 1903.

ITllll COUNTY CAMPAIGN.

Ue know of none who will object to

tho County committee'sof the administration. Ifthe resolution was put forward as a(iuuui.1 Bun- " ""what the sanio effect the Andrewsspeecii in invor oi ruuue m u.u iim- -

mention, beiauie the nitlon ot a o

Is not the action ot a coucntlou.Planks cannot be put iu a platform bya party committee.

Doubtless the ot tho reso-lution wns the reported nssertlon ofCandldato Drown that he was

something tho same ef-

fect. It this Is the case It well forthose Interested In the personal equa-tion of tho situation to accept thohonors even nnd let It go at that.

nt fl ....l.tl..-- !.. .k ma.1 Alnt.A. me uepuuiiraua nine u kuuu ukki--i

with which go Into the County clec- -

tlon. nny alleged are dls--

posed pick Haws, all they have dois contemplate tho slate presented by,the forces, and be raoro than'satisfied with tho Republican ticket.

This an the people areapproaching. Not a twenty-roun-

on tho Orpheum stnge between twoleading citizens.

RUSSIAN GLOOM JUSTIFIED.

Russia Its last card in send -

lng Rojestvensky nnd the second Pnclflcsquadron to the Russia Iirmlost.

Though the news of the battle In thoStraits of Korea comes from Jananesesources tho result sufficiently nnnsided to put nslde any doubt as to whowon tho fight nnd which nnwcontrols the Bca.

Tho loss of four battleships withoutinflicting any loss upon the enemyWould lm bnd enough. When this Is fol-

lowed up with the capture of manymore, presumably In fntr condition nndcapable of soon being nut In ip 'tho Japanese, tho outlook Is such thatn gloom over St. Petersburg fullvjustified.

The best ship of Admiral Rojot-venBky- 's

combined squadron are eithersunk captured. It may bo that howill reach Vladivostok with enoughships to earn the of a "fleet Inbeing" but It must bo at best a lameduck Incapable of doing anynggresstve work that can seriously

Japan's communications withIts armies In Manchuria.

In view of the strict maintalned by Japan there the probabilitythat tho losses of the Japanese havn

minimized but If this be tho rase.Admiral Togo must have gained enoughships to make up for anylie may have suffered.

This battle the Impres-sion which battle after battto lias madea that tho Russians thoughundoubtedly know bow

Wchavca

Suit-ings. One suit length only ofa design. Each pattern con-fined to us. These arc withoutdoubt the most stylish goods

here. Our newcutter is turning out perfectclothes. He not failed toplease in a single instance. Forhigh-clas- s tailoring we arc thepeople. L. B. KERR & ,Ltd., Alakea St.

OTTO AND

TARN McQREW CALLED

THIS AFTERNOON PROSECUTIONMEDICAL WITNESSES MAY

CIV)? ONTHE STAND.

A of witnesses wero heardmorning In the murder

case. wero called In rebuttal byhe prosecution. The defonse spent

but little time In

defendant,May

2120 representation

May torney.

OTerythlBS

prison,conversation

Republican

Inspiration

been

shown

".r "".:...:;"UOl IOCKCU tip.Otto lllcrbach of Chambers' drug

store had had n conversation with Naone n couple days ucrore tno niur- -

(or Naone was nppljlng for n potl- -

ton. n0 perfectly rational.Tarn MrOrcw was called to refutti

the testimony of the defense, thnt his'brother. Dr McGrew. had at- -

tended Naone during any Illness. Thothat his brother wa

Parts nt tho tlmo tho Illnesswas said have taken place, andcould thcreforo not have Na- -

onoD. I. Lawrence. Registrar of tho

Hoard of Health, was called to bIiowlha, , UcfemlaI1f8 Krandfather diedIn 1S77 and not In 1879, stated byNaone'a mother, but his evidence wao

'rnoon tho n,CfllcaI wIt.IieSSCS tllO prosecution. lUCIllUingfour doctors of tho Quarantlno Scrvlcuwin uo cuiiuq.

10

IDE ON IE 14

Commissioner General of Immlcratlon Sargent expected arrive heroon his Visit Of Inspection about JullCII lvAi.1 .....ImAn !AnAtl Ail nt tllfl". ..-.- . - """;local U. b. Immigration ofilco that Mr.Sargent will sail the Mongolia, leav- -

Ing San Francisco Juno Thoof his stay here uncertain.

The new Immigration willprobably bo opened without any cspe- -

ciai ceremonies, as soonfor tho oinccs down, thogrntlon olllce will bo moed from thepresent tho new building.This will be In about a week.

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FUSION iy FACT

Fusion tlie cry and fusion thefuel with the Democrats and the Homo

I Rulers. To be suro there was consul-'orabl- o

fuss made over It all, butfact remains. folkB don't likeinn uui tne general....mea secma' I

to that It will no. This is tne ticKei: otSheriff M. 1'ocnoe (II. R.)Honolulu Deputy Sheriff D. Kaha--

leaahu (Dcm.).County Clerk 11. Knhaiopuna

(Dcm.).County Attorney E. M. Watson

(Dem.).Treasurer n. II. Trent (Dflm.). theAuditor J. I Mnkalnal (Dem.). theKoolnuloa and Koolaupoko, Super

lsor .1. K. (II.Koolaupoko, Sheriff

Jones (Dcm.).Koolauloa, Deputy Sheriff Wllllo

Lane (II. R.).walalua and waianae, supervisorK. (H. R.).

Wnlalua, Deputy Sheriff D. Naulia-n- a

(Dem.).Wnlnnno nonlltv Sheriff nick

intitl (Dem.).uwa Deputy Sheriff S. Kapu (It.

jSupervisor nt Large Fernande

(Dem.).gt,Pcrlsors for Honolulu H. T,

,ucm ) j A Aklna (11.Kuplhe'a'(H.

'tVu ik. ticket renorted on by

- ...,i .,i i n.ovmm. iiu tuiiiw.utvvii ' " "meeting that he had the report of the

week Naone made1M)5, Weekly and and Rulersof I he attended school.

Ncah Kaualua20 a

ialuhl, t ,, thollRht tlicrc really

non.rcMjontThursday, Oahu M for

26 made Nnono object Districtwhile hoto to

ratlnnn .R

Number on ' Is presentB1- -sn

aver. had Nnonc Thewe ........4514 thought It enthusiastic affair,

nn u-- flint thp turir Turrlll

01

Circuit,

endorsement

was

or toIs

as

toIf purists

to to

Fusion

Is electiongo

played

Orient.

Is

country

as

Is

or

nnmo

affair

threaten

censorship

misfortunes

strengthens

conclusion,don't to

fight.

Grand

has

CO

And

"

was

or

reinedJ.

Henry

witness showedIn when

toattended

as

Of

Is to

line

on7. length

Isbuilding

as linoleumIs put Imral

qunrters to

N- -

Judg- -

...-.in- . r.i- -

us.

Is Is

Some. .....

J.

PneleDeputy II

S. Mnhoe

whileJ.

stated

at

nn

Is

brave

ever

le

fusion committee nnd sold It was to bo.tontrary, the himselfread in both English nnd Hawaiian, I

asking tho convention to kindly re--

fraln from open show of dellgnt stand by theother emotion until the reading wascomplete. II. T. Moore of the Fusion ter men for tho backingCommittee that tho wasjmlght have been He did notnot to bo read until word Miow what the Democrats on tho I'll- -

come from tho Home Rulers, also ln'slon Committee wero about when thomeeting, at the Maunnkca street headquarters, so tho report was placed onthe table pending a Home Rule mes- -

sage.i. j. Testa, meanwhile read the fol- -

lowing of the Resolutions Com- -

ilttee. n Declaration:flio Democratic Party of the County

of Oahu In convention nsemblcd adopHthe following as Its declaration of prln- -

, nlo.lo nnr rnllh In the lirlnc n CS

of Democracy ns enunciated In thoiNntloiinl and Territorial platforms ofI "our party.

We atTlrm thnt the declarations Inplatform and campaign speeches of theTerritorial Democracy relative to thoInsincerity of the local Republican

arty In Its platform utterances onsItal Issues, have been fully Justifiedby the course of events since the lastgeneral election, nnd we declare that asn party the Republicans of this county,, Terrtory arc becoming subservientfn rnrrlln, mnehtni. nn Mint'-

anywhere In theWe declare the restoration of the

Konohkl rights In the bay and seafisheries to those claiming them priort0 tnc nppllratlon of tho Organic Act.as a piece of class legislation, pure andBmic contravening the Intent of thoorganic Act nnd again thomany under tribute to the few,

Wo welcome whatever measure ofIs contained In the

County Act, demand for It a fair trialnnd n snunro deal and our can- -

dldntes If elected thereunder to giveus provisions uroau aim just, inierpro- -

mi on.Relieving In the mailm In union

there Is strength," we weliomo the fu- -

?'on, n.niL ' .'"f "",'c"bringing forward a Jointticket, to which we ourselves indlvldually nnd collectively

Respectfully submitted,E. R. McCEANAHAN.II. N. KAHALEPUNA,V. J. TESTA,JOHN EMMELUTH,JOHN EFFINGER.

The above report, with the exceptionof that portion In regard to onmotion of Curtis P. Iaukea, was adopt-ed.

John Emmeluth moved to take thofusion committee's from the table for discussion. Iaukea advised thatit might bo well to first communicatewith tho Homo Itulo headquarters toseo wliat was going on, that the, Democrats might act intelligently.. Rcforothe suggestion could be acted on, a delegation from the Home Rule camp wasushered Into the ball, bearing tho following epistle: '

Honolulu. II. T.. May 27th, 1905.To the Chairman ot tho Democratic

County Convention.Greeting: I am authorized to Inform

your honorable body that at n meet- -

The Pink of Fashion

That's what Gun Metalsuitings are-- .

They are the season's pop-ular wear for men both heroand on the mainland.

My $25 suits arebuilt to please, and If the fitIsn't accurate you don't haveto take the clothe.

Fair, Isn't It?

George A. Martin,MERCHANT TAILOR.

MERCHANT ST. next POSTOFFICE.

lng of the Homo Itulo County Conon-tlon- ,

held at 7:30 tonight, the report otConference Committee on the FusionTicket Is unanimously adopted. Await-ing' reply.

1 remain,Yours truly,

DAVID M. KUI'IHEA,Secretary Home Hule County Conven-

tion.

putting nucstlon

or,entlon should commit'

businessstated report chosen.

supposed

report

nnlltliaUnion,

placing

nledce

plolgp

fusion,

report

Gray

Great applause greeted the reading,na communication,

Then tho Fusion Committee's reportwas taken from the table and, aftermuch discussion, Anally adopted.

II. T. Moore got In a verbal report toeffect that there had been a Joint

session of representatives of tho twoparties Saturday afternoon to consider

matter ot a ticket, settling thereon,Home Rulers giving the Democrats

fair treatment. Iaukea had an objection to make to Emmeluth's report,but was reminded by the chair that Itwas tho report of the minority.

Emmeluth said that ho was seekingfusion, but according to Democraticprinciples. Tho rights of all should beconsidered.

Peter O'Sulllvan predicted Democra-tic disaster If the Fusion ticket as re-

ported wns adopted. Prendcrgast de-

clared the time waa ripe for the Demo-crats to make good with tho Home Rul-ers. Frank Harvey scored Democratichaolcs who would not stand for posi-tions on the ticket.

After the motion to table the tickethad been lost, a motion to carry waandopted

Chairman Turrlll named Harvey,Prendcrgast nnd Emmeluth to notifythe Home Rulers that the fusion

had been adopted.The Homo Rulers also adopted th

committee's reDorLAt the laBt election, Bald Emmeluth,

5,900 votes were, cast In Oahu. In summing up fusion, a division was basedon some 1,100 votes In the Fourth Illstrlct and about the same In tho Fifth.There should be an equal representa-tion of both partloa. Ho claimed thatthe Democrats could not have unitywith the Home Rulers on the proposedrepresentation.

A motion to postpone action wnsmade. E. I). McClanahan held that thomotion was debatable and appealedfrom the decision ot the chnlr to tho

to the convention. A motion to adoptWns shouted out. Iaukea said the ton- -

tec's work. He thought that some bet

Home Rulers got the best of the ticketH. T. Moore snld he did his best toobtain full representation on the tick-et for the Democrats. Each party hadpicked a name alternately. In Hono-lulu's representation tho Home Rule'rshad nnmed a man, ho said, becauso theDemocrats could not find a man whowould stand for tho position. The De-

mocrats wanted three out of four Supervisors: they won the Btiprrvlsor-nt- 'lnrt-- o Mr Wnllnr WnilM nnt hi. ntni.ilfor n position. When It enmo to nncnunl oto

-on John

rEfflncer for Suner

Remnants !

On Thursday, June 1,

At 8 o'clock

we will place on sale an immense lotof

REMNANTS

OF

Silks and

Woollen Goodsat prices such as have made our Rem-nant Sales famous.

WAIST LENGTHS, SKIRTLENGTHS, SUIT LENGTHS, In fact,ANY AND ALL LENGTHS.

REMNANTS

of Fancy Silks, Brocaded Silks, Dres-den Silks, Taffetas, Wash Silks, Jap-anese Silks, Pineapple Silks and BlackSilks of all kind.

REMNANTS

of Challtes, French Flannel, Tricots,Cashmeres, Etamlnet, Henriettas,

Crepons, Mohairs, Nun' Veil.Incj, Ladle' Cloth, Serge, Suitings, Ei-

derdown, VVhlte Flannels, ScotchFlannel and Flannelette.

These

REMNANTS

are the accumulation of ONE YEAR,so the chances are good that you willfind just what you want.

REMEMBER THE HOUR8 A.M. THURSDAY, JUNE ht

Good Goods.

Money In Poultry.

There

thoBald I

who a tlo votoIn the Effln- -

ger, was but pre-- 1

n tie vntA tha '

i

In tho atNo. 2, the of an

man may to be that ofnn man tho

Law ton.Tho that ot a man of

was on thant 4

It was first seen by men on tho Law- -

ton nnd the of the and Captain wero nt oncoTho wns to thonnd nt tho coro

will hold thoIs that the

is that of wasun man on thoen to the Inst

ho hasnnd It is ho fell Into tho wa-

ter Wedand thnt to

of tho ins sooncamo to tho

T. one of thoon tho

and In hashofin Ifl tn thn

money

International

Foodbe fed them.

It Makes Hens Lay More Eggs

It Makes Chickens Grow Rapidly

It Cures Chicken Cholera

It Prevents Disease

CALIFORNIAAgents

visor, Chairman Turrlll voted withHome Rulers, Monrc.

Fred Turrlll, turnedfusion commlttco ngalnst

playing fair, havingvlmislv derided fliralnBtHome Rulers.

HI E!MT1V1KFound floating water Navy

Dock body unknownprove William

Porter, enlisted fromtransport

body, mediumsize, discovered Moatingwater Saturday afternoon o'clock.

officer deckNlblack Informed.body taken morgue,

7:30 o'clock tonightner's Jury Inquest.

Strong proof present bodyWilliam Porter. Porter

enlisted board Lawton,route Philippines. Slnco

Wednesday night been missingbelieved

nesdny night while' partiallyIntoxicated owing tho(warmth water uouy

surface.Gunner James Road,

divisional officers board Law-to-

whose division PorterrnronHi- - Inrllnml hnllpf

is

SOLE

TO

Republicanan Republican

that Porter was tho drowned man. Oahu County Republican candidatesThis morning he told n rc- - arc at 7:30 to meet the Countyporter that as far as could bo ascor. committee at Republican headquartertalned owing to tho condition of thoinn Kort Btreet conference on cam-bod-

the description of tho two ruon lgn mattcrg gathering promise1

'. to be Interesting and It Is expected"The body found was dressed In Na. tnat tho candidates will have some val-v- y

underclothes and dungarees of BUgBCBtions to make as to wayvy pattern," he said. "Tho toco was nnd mcana of C0nductlns the fight foriu Bucu uuuuiuuu u vuiuu uut uu luuu- -

tilled. Porter has been mlnslng from'tho Lawton Blnco last Wednesday..lt. 1 ...lnHnn.1 IV.I .n 1 1. n t nlr.li 'IIIBill. J llimi'iaiuiiu kuuv uu .uui ...(...vhe together with Bevcral other menwero absent from tho vessel withoutleave. They went up town and dranktoo much; then camo down to thodocks nnd apparently wero on tho Wal-klk- l

side of Slip No. 2. where tho Iro-quois

;

Is lying. Tho other men thencamo but Porter did not. Thobody camo up between tho Iroquoisnnd Lawton. Ab Porter Is still mUs-ln- g I

the pi oof seems pretty strong."Porter wns a young fellow nnd had

been ln the service about 18 months.

FROM MAUI

SAYS FUSION

FOR SHERIFF

Report comes today from Maul of doings In the combined camps ot thoHome Rulers and the Democrats, onthe County ticket, to the effect thatLyons Is turned down for the Maulsheriffship and J. W. Kalua Is to headthe fusion ticket as sheriff.

Palanakl, a Democrat, was bookedfor Maul treasurershlp, but he declinedto run. This opportunity being leftopen, Lyons was slated for tho treas-urershlp and J. W. Kalua was put upfor Bherlff.

It wns understood thnt Kalua wasgoing to run for sheriff on an Independent ticket, In any event.

KAPAA NEWS NOTES

(Special to ThaKapaa, Kauai, .May 27. John

Topis, tho widow of tho Into John Toms,accompanied by her son Fred, left forHonolulu Saturday to visit her daugh-ter, Mrs. and to attend Memorial Day exercises. Mr. Toms wasu. A, it. anu a memucr ot moPost at Honolulu.

Gcorgo Mundon made a trip to Wal-me- a

this week to attend to business Inconnection with his government con-tract.

G. R. Cullen fit tho Immigration Bu-

reau was at Kapaa this week attendingto business connected with depart-ment of the Government.

in Poultry if

AGENTS FOR HAWAII.

- victory,Said actlvo who waa

Rullotln tonight

f0fTno

nboard,

NAME8

Bulletin)Mrs.

Stroud,

man

hisFederal

TheSceneShifts -

Poultry

regularly

FEED

REPORT

IKALUA

sees

stumbled

CO.,

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CONFER TOHT

They Will BroilEpicure tell us that broil-In- n

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GET THE BEST.

Garland Stoves

And RangesThe good are right. The

price right. Sold on easyterm payable In Instal-ments, by the

rmong those surprised Saturday nightat the County Committee meeting, thUmorning: "The .resolution endorsingthe Administration, Introduced by Ad-

ams and bearing the earmark of Lor-n- n

Andrews, came as a surprise to abig number of those present at themeeting, but no one seemed to think ttworth while to make any oppositionand the resolution slid through verysmoothly."

It was talked around today that thoRepublican ticket would get a lot otDemocrat votes and a few Home Rul-ers' support. While tho Democrathave, as a party, endorsed the fusioncandldato for Sheriff, Poepoo, they favor Brown, and lirown nan also iricnaaIn the Homo Rulo camp.

Big Doingsin our

TowelDeparmt

them.

across some bargains in

A Purchase

That Required NerveThe Quantity Belnj Enormous!

Our buyer in NEW YORK may not know a page of theoriginal Greek from a sheet of music, but he DOES' know good values in his specialties when he ,

Last month he

TOWEL t'

that fairly hypnotized him. The only point that made himpause was the quantity involved.

He decided to run the risk.The goods are here.

Gome in and pass judgment on his judgment.The GREATEST TOWEL SALE at BARGAIN PRICES

So don't delay.

Pacific Import Comp'y

'

I

tfki

TVijf V'tfV. '

PrwIS

Newtd:

drinking:.

to-

morrow.

O LagHOUSEHOLD NECESSITY. AND IT COMES

CHEAPER BY THE CASE.

IBMtSjJ Let furnish the Silverwarefwf yo,t want "lc '" tliat 'ool;3

fln JRl wears our stockf II M w'" mos iuspeo

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INSURAN6E A6ENTS

Agents forHawaiian Commercial ft Sugar 0Haiku Sugar Company.Pata Plantation.Maul Agricultural Company,

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AGENTS FOBThe Ewa Plantations Co.The Agricultural Go.The Kohala Sugar Co.The Walmea Sugar ,MIU Cd.KThe Fulton Iron Works, Bt. WsThe Standard Oil Co.The Geo. Blake Steam Pumps.Weston's Centrifugals. ' v

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SUGAR FACTORSand

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phla, Pa.Newall Uunlverssl Mill Co, (Manufac

turers of Nstlonal Cane Shredder)New York,

Paclflo Oil Transportation Co., 8anFrancisco, Cal.

NOTICE.

A was entered Intoon tho day of April, 1905 betweenYou Kong and Yce Tim, both of Ho-nolulu, H., to business as Im-

porters and In mer-chandise, fruit and feed, under theArm name of Hon Kco & Company,

tho corner King and Smithtrccts, Honolulu,Patcd Honolulu. May 27, 1905.

20SC-3-

ir.,

Mrs. Ob, George, how strati ge-l-y

your breath imelltlMr. Newtd) Yet, dear, I tat next to a

man in the car who had been

Mrs. Newtd: Well, please, don't do itagain, dear. If you want a glats ofbeer drink it at home. You'd betterorder a case of PRIMO LAGER

'" '

Mr. Newedt I'll telephone to thebrewi ry right away.

A.

us 1 I

'Air' 1well and well

I vi ar e s' 1

F ) 1142

A WORKEditor in

L.L.D., L.L.D.,

In tci sold at New cash, or onthe or

Co ,HOTEL FORT UPSTAIRS.

H. P.P.

M.L. T.

0. M.O.

Klbet

Walalua

Louis,

F.

The Oe.of

e of

of

G.D.

M. 2dM.

SecretaryA.

N. Y.

1st

T. dodealers general

ofT. II.

ESTABLISHED IN 1858.

BISHOP & CO.,BANKERS.

BANKINQ DEPARTMENT.Transact business In all depart

nenta of banking.Collection, carefully attended to.Exchange bought and sold.Commercial and Travelers' Letter.

of Credit Issued on the Bank of California and N. M. Rothschilds A. Son.,London.

Correspondent, for the AmericanExpress Company, and Thos. Cook8on.

Interest allowed an term and SatIng. Bank Deports.

TRUST DEPARTMENT.Act a. Trustees, collect Rent, and

Dividend.Safety Deposit VaultACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT,

S2S Bethel StreetAuditor, and Trustee. In Bank

ruptcy.Books examined and reported on.

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,924 Bethel Street

Agente for Fire, Marine, Life, Acci-dent and Employers' Liability Insur-ance Companies.

C. Brewer & Co., LtdQueen Street, Honolulu, T. H.

A .rents tor--Hawaiian Agricultural Co., Ookala

Sugar Plant. Co., Onomea Sugar Co.,

Honomu Sugar Co.,Walluku Sugar Co.Makee Sugar Co.,Haleakala Ranch Co.The Plasters' Line of San FranelseePackets.'Cbas. Brewer ft Co.'s line ofBostom Packets.

List of Officers,0. If. Cooke. President: George

Robertson, Manager: . F. Bishop.Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. e,

Auditor; P. C. Jones, C. M.Cooke and J. R. Gait, Directors.

LIFE ill FIIE

Insurance AgentsAOENTB FOB

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AETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD.

FIRE INSURANCE

TIE

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General Agent for Hawaii

.Has Assurance Company of London.hosnlx Assurance Co. of London.

Sew York Underwriters' Agency,Providence Washington Insurance Ct,

henlx Insurance Co. of Brooklyn.4th floor, Stangenwald Bldg.

i

KVEHTNO 1CLKTIN, HONOLULU, T. H., MONDAY, MAY 29, 190S. WWW

3 Hllo, May 29. S

$ To Lycttrgus, Honolulu. 3

S Magnificent display Halemau- - !? man Saturday Saturday night.

Two cones spouting largo stream.S Lava (lowing over the floor of pit, 3

4 raised apparently three hundred ifeet since I saw It last 5

8 TRENT. i

Poepoe For Sheriff8AY8 THE HOME RULE

Boys Did SplendidlySenator Palmer Woods, Democrat,

was not at the Democratic County Con-

vention Saturday night "This wasnot a Territorial affair," he said thlamorning, "and I did not see that Ishould Interfere in any way."

'i no general talk today, in rorcrencoto tho Homo fusionticket Is that It Is tho lncvltabln

of prominent Democrats refusingto stnnd for county positions.' Said ono Democrat: "It seems tomo It would have been belter for thoDemocrats to liavo named a ticket oftheir own and to have gono to defeatrather than to practically give overeverything to tho Homo Rulers."

Tho fusion candidate for CountySheriff, Poepoe. stated today that howas satisfied with tho ticket npprovodby tho Homo Rulers and the Demo-crats.

"Yes," chuckled tho Homo Ruler,"wo got pretty near everything, to lieeuro, and there Is going to ho somlively doings. I was down countrywhen the Home Rulers got together,but everything Is all right. Tho boysdid splendidly.

No: the Homo Rulers have passedno resolutions, ono way or tho other,In regard to tho Administration, Thatwould not bo wise. Let things stnnd asthey aro and speak for themselves Inthis regard. I'm satisfied. Tho fusionparty Is very strong."

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Stock and Bond Brokirs,Offices: Cor. Fort ana AMrchant 8ts,Telephone Exchange No. 4.

HONOLULU STOCK EXCHAfU

Stocks and Bonds WantedI have demands for all klnd of Securltlos.List your Stocks end Rond with me and I

'will secure you the highest price.Oeo. P. Thielen, Broker.

Levingston & RolandLOCAL TAILORS,,

ARLINGTON BLOCK, HOTEL STREET.

IN FOR

THE

YOURIf the suit Is not to your en-

tire satisfaction money willbe refunded without a ques-tion on our part

IMJPOYlDTOKIO, May 29, 1905.

8:50 a. m. 4To Mr. MORIOKA,

4 Honolulu.a From the 27th a naval battle

took place In which the enemy'se ships were almost totally destroy.

cd. b. CO.,Toklo, Japan.

At a cricket match played Saturdayafternoon on Maklkl grounds toe ioi'lowing are the scores:

R. A. Jordsn's TeamS. Beardmore, c Layard, b Morse 2J, R. Broadfoot, bowled Anderson. 0J Laker, c & b Andorson , . . 1T. QUI, c Stanley, D morse uA. Tullett. c & b Morse 0J. L. bit wicket Ander

son lF Hsrrlson bowlod Morse 11

J. M, Tucker, bowled Clunle .... 3IL A. Jordan, not out 0

Eitras iMB.

Total for 8 wickets ItJ. R. M. Maclean's Team

A. J. Clunle, c Beardmore, b Cock-bur- n

19B. F. Beardmore, c Tullett, b

Broadfoot 19R. de B. Layard, bowled Cockburn 0C. P. Morse, bowled Cockburn .... 6

W. L. bowled Cockburn . . 3

R. not out 74A. W. T. c Jordan, b

Cockburn 15J. n M. Maclean, c Morse, b Jor

dan .. . 21

F Martin, bowled 0

Extras 15

Total for 8 wickets 172

Goldberg, IJowen & Co., San FranCisco, cell Lutted's Hawaiian pol.

;n,-miM- ...

HONOLULU, May 20, I90SCaeltal

NAME OF STOOr Pali Up

MERCANTIL8C Brtwtr ft Co .

SUGARPm Pt. lit. linn Cft IV T

Hawaiian Aftlctilttir'l Co l,oo,ooo t 'If aw com a uar -- o t.lU.TJO llrlawallan Sani Co a.000,000 III;.Hooomu Sugar Co rso.qp" 110

Hoaokia Sufir Co 11M

Sugar Co . 500,000Kahuku Plantation Co. 500.000 "lij.Klnal Plantation Co LI4 a, 900,000 la

sugar to roo,ooo rr a

Koloa Sugar Co S00.O90 liit.fMcRrrda huigar Co . .wo,, t.Cfthu Sugar Co ... I.MO.I Mil- -,

OnoM Sugar Co 11

Ookala Sugar Plant Co JOO, T a

Olaa Sugai Co Lt4 . S

Olowaln "- ! fl - 100

Patuhao Sugar Plant Co 1000racinc sugar jimii 000,000 ,wPalo Plantation Co ... rjo.ooo 111Pavwkoo Sugar Co J0,000PtMWt Mill Cm t.roo.ooo $ T.Walalua Agrlcaliwal Co IT I

woman augar .o MlWalltm Sugar Go. Srr

ralmaiiaM sammr Co 000,090MISCELLANEOUS

WltJof SkMBtlilo Co .JSMaai N Co n

Hawaiian Eloctrte Co 04,000 '?HonRTSt LCoPIJ.. WHon R T L Co Coal 1,1)0,000 it -l

Mutual Ttltphono Co 1 jo. 9 0 -Lanu kkl 4,000,Hllo Railroad Co 1,000,000

BONDSH.wTrr.pc RraCI 101KHawTaraMpc..Haw Gov a r c W ican Sug Raf.Co.ep.e.cwaniniio pt .. tinHaiku Surar Co 6bc 10, MHaw Com ft Sug Co J pcHaw Sugar CoApc ...Hllo RH Co Con 6 pe-ll on R T ft L Co 6 p cK.anuKu (.oopcOahu R(tLCo6pc --Oahu l4Sugar C06 pc --Olaa

ItlftSugar Co 6 p c.Pala Plant fo lotH

PionwMIIICoopc --Walalua

rAgrlc Co 6 p c M- to

Sales Detwcen Hoards; C Klhcl,$11; 5 Klhcl, $11; 10 Ilnwn. Com. & S.Co., $82; 16 Haw. Com & 8. Co., $82;50 Hawn. Com. & S. Co., $82. OnHoard: GO Honokaa. $18; CO Honokaa,$18; 125 Ookala, $7.60.

Latest sugar quotation, 4.375 cents.

SUGAR. 4,375

LONDON BEETS, 12s

Oeo. P. Thielen,STOCK an! BOND IIKOKIR.

Mtnbor Horn. Stk anJ Iloni CacJianga.

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HIGH COURT RU8HE8 ARGUMENTIN COUNTY ACT TEST.

(Continued from Page 1.)the matter as fast as he could butwould need an hour or an hour and ahalf more.

IllRhton opened the continuation ofhis argument by stating that on Sat-urday be bad presented some of thetheories of Americanand had shown that the County Actfatally violated these. It was diametri-cally opposed to the American govern-ment. The remedy by Injunction haibeen extended and was now regardedas one of the most valuable legal reme-dies.

Last Saturday the court bad declinedto let tho complainant add two newspecifications to tbe High-to- n

bad now found that thla was un-necessary. Tho point before the courtwas the binding effect and constitutionality of the act. If the County Actwas unconstitutional In any nolnt Itnhould be Invalid, The essential element or tne submission was the agreedfacts. The complainant and respondents had agreed on these. In thorn Itwas stated that If the County Act wasInvalid or legally Incapable of

tbat the complainant was drivento a suit in equity, if the specifications were regarded as limited to theright of argument the point, Hlghtonderived to make, was still covered bytho section of the specifications which,referred to the possible unconstitution-ality of the act

Hlghton proceeded to read the sectlon of the complaint In which W. R.Castle, claimed the 'right, In case thoCounty Act was found unconstitutionalor Invalid, to apply to a Circuit Courtfor an Injunction prevently expendi-ture of any moneys under the act. Theunconstitutionality of tho act was cov-ered by tills section. On this he wantedto show the unconstitutionality of theact, because it had not been signed bythe Governor.

Cooper objected to Hlghton's proceeding on this point on the grounds

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Cockburn,

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LOCAL 1ND fENERAL

Ilcad "Wants" on page 6.Sewing machines at half prlco at

1250 Fort street.I.utted's Hawaiian Pol In found

Cans for sate by all druggists and gro-cers.

A $35.00 lAdleo' tailor-mad-e suit for$12.60 at Whitney t Marsh's suit saleThursday, June 1st.

Orders taken for fresh violets. Inquire Harold Gear, 1286 Emma St.Telephone lltue 2371.

Dr. J. P, Cowes will have charge ofDr. Grossman's practice during his ab.sence from tho Territory.

Typewriters or rent, also boiii onmonthly payments. Agency for "ThoOliver" visible writing machine. Wall-Nicho-

Co.The Metropolitan Meat Co. will close

their shops at 10 o'clock tomorrowmorning. Patrons arc requested tosend In orders early.

Orange, Pineapple, Chocolato, Potatoand Cream Cakes, home-mad- at nam-ssy'- s

Perfection Home Bakery, Uelt-tanl- a

and Emma streets.Tho Kodak Enlarging Camera en

ables amateurs to take large pictureswithout tho bother of carrying about alargo camera. Honolulu Photo-Suppl-

Co.Tomorrow being Memorial Day Hen

ry May & Co. will close their store atnoon, and customers are requested tosend their orders as soon as possiblebefore 12 o'clock.

Tho trials of rrnnk C. Uertlomann,on three charges, and of Cyrus T.Green, the sentence of John P. Spalding ami ttic arraignments or simuiaingand M. A, Itego on nddltlonnl charges.were all set before Judge Dole thismorning but were continued.

A distinct earthquake shock was feltyesterday morning at 9:30 o'clock, last-ing but four or fire seconds. In Wal-klk- l

the tremor was wry distinct,houses slinking slightly, dishes rattlingon pantry shelves and. In one case, pic-ture frames dancing timidly on thowalls. Folks who were up Tantalus attho time report halng clearly note!the phenomenon.

It's a hundred to one.That's what the odds are

at the CRITERION.The thirsty public is at

the long end of the pro-position and the patientmixologist at t'other.

The reason for these ex-

traordinary odds is theprime quality of the beerkept at the CRITERIONand the quantity and sur-

passing excellence of thelunch after the day's work.

Cor. Hotel and Bethel Sis.C. J. McCarthy, Prop.

tbat It was not covered by tho specifi-cations.

Hlghton said that the specification!were sufficient to bring out tho ques-tion of constitutionality, as they saidtbat If tho County Act was unconstitu-tional, etc.

Cooper ssld thst the statcmont "IfIt was, etc.," did not constitute acharge.

The court referred to the complaint.Hlghton proceeded to quote a Hawai-

ian authority to enforce his point.After a consultation lasting almost

25 minutes the court stated It did notdesire to hear argument on the ques-tion.

Hlghton quoted authorities on thepoint that the complainant would beentitled to apply to a Circuit Court fora writ of Injunction. The present casewas especially strong as the complain-ant, W. R. Castle, had paid taxes,which were now In tho treasury, nndof which $10,000 had been appropriated by tho legislature for a special purpose, namely to hold the County elec-tion. He also showed Hawaiian au-

thorities on the submission of caseson agreed statements and on the power.of taxpayers to bring suit to restraingovernment officers from carrying outIllegal contracts, without shotting spe-cific personal damage. He nlso proceed-ed to quote analogous authorities fromvarious States,

Furthermore, said Hlghton, he wouldpresent to the court argument on thematter brought out last Saturday. Ataxpayer might be required to paytaxes for a state, territory or even amunicipality, but he could not be com.pelled to pay taxes to tbe territory forthe use of any particular locality,Taxation and representation should gotoeetheil He should psy municipaltaxes but only for the purpose of thamunicipality to which he belonged.Territorial taxes were for the Terri-tory, county taxes for the county, andmunicipal taxes for the municipality.The County Act was void because Ittook the county taxes out of the Terri-torial funds, Independent of the question of the security of the bondholders.

Section 65 of the Organic Act. saidHlghton, had also been'vlolated by tbeCounty Act, as this section stated thatthe legislative power of tbe Territoryshould extend to all rightful subjectsof leglslalon not Inconsistent with theConstitution and laws of the UnitedStates.

The first section of Act 93, whichmust bo considered with the County,Act, had vested power, which couldonly be In tho legislature Itself, In theauditor. This also was wrong and authorities were quoted to demonstratethis fact

The powers conferred by the OrganicAct to the Leglslsturo was next madesubject to Inquiry, in connection withInvalidity of the County Act. TheCounty Act violated section six of theOrganic Act: "Tbat the lawn of Ha-waii not Inconsistent with tbe Con-stitution of the United States or theprovisions of this act (tho OrganicAct) shall continue In force, subjectto repeal or amendment by the Leglsla-- 1

...lulu ui iiannii ui hid .iMti loo iitvUnited States." I

At this point the noon hour Interrupted tho proceedings and a recesswas taken until 1:30 p. ra.

.i''uilria-fUu.v-- , jMk ,...

g " There's many a fa t horse to the quarter,But few who can stay a mile."

J How true does this philosophy apply9a to Shoes! There's many a shoe which

j not only looks well but wears well, forsg a while; but It Is only a short timeJ when weak points develop.

mWi Bslow a certain price, a shoe mustbe slighted, mutt be filled, and the

ssv lower the price, the more weak points?J must appear.9 How unlike the "HANAN" 8H0E,

jP where every Ingenuity known to shoe.f ology, Is assembled In concrete.

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CHARITY DANCE

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Saturday Evening

June 10, 1905

Music byEllis' Bros. Famous Quintette

TICKETS 50c.For ale by members and at the

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FINE BRED COWS and THOR-OUGHBR-

CHICKENS. Personaltyselected by W. E. Belllna.

CLUB STABLESFORT ABOVE HOTEL STREET.

Telephone 10 Main.

"For Sale" cards at BullaUn

One Onlyof each design and color in

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PARASOLSand

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EVENING BUIXETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., MONDAY, MAY 29, 1003.

WANTS,Sco Piiko 8, N3W TO-DA- Y, for Now Ad.

WANTBDBy youug lady to ilo light housework,

etc. Address MUs Anna Battlse,(lulletln. 30Sl-l-

PBCIAL, fNOTiCIEtJ.FOR SALE.

A halt aero of ground with fine resi-dence, stable, carriage shed and ser-nl- i'

quarters.Magnificent view overlooking entire

ltr.Buildings almost new.Purchaser can have Immediate po-

ssesion.D1SHOP & CO.,

Bankers.

FOR RENT.

ornens Walty Building, KingaStroct.

STOtl- E- Fort street, makai Island41cat Co. store.

3TOUES Kort Street, oppositeCatholic Church

HKSI DUNCES Desirable location.BTOIIE Ilere'.nnla nnd Kort Sts.

cfcii warehouse In rear.WAIlKliorst: on Queen street,

Government buildings.lnsiioi' ii co..

Hankers

POK SAL&DEACH PROPERTY.

Jo jears lease of lot, 60 x 120, withcottage, servant II., excellent bath-ing; ground rental $75 p. a. Price

JO0. P. B. It. Strauch, Walty Bldg..No. 74 King St.

fTIno corner lot in Maklkl. Curbing,water, fruit and ornamental treesand all Improvements. Two min-utes' walk from cars and PunahouCollege. Address H. F., this office,

2516-t- f

Watches Dependable ones, real time-keepers; some but nonecheap. Dletz. 10C6 Kort St.

30S3-l-

Caenp. New houso. Largegrounds well Improved. Inquire onpremises. Walalae and 7th Avenue.

3070-l-

Ward's Jewelry stock, at one-ha- lf theusual selling price. Salo now on.PAtnA nn1 aim lOflQ tC '

Street.' "3080-l-

roomy phaeton and band made Ha-rriets; cheap. Address D. A., Dulle-tl- n.

2972-t- f

Curl hair housings; prevent sore backhorses. Hammans, 174 King St

3083-l-

Black mlnorca eggs $2 a setting atCity Feed Store, Beretanla St

C6ip Home near Park, WalkiklAJdress It S. K Bulletin.

Jl fine saddle horse, Addressolllce Box 800.

MAIN 22.,', ,'!

M. & Co.Wholesale Importers and Jobbers.

QOODS.

and 8U.

Von Co,,

MERCHANT8.

ALEXANDER YOUNQCor. and 8ts.

PrtnUn at The Bulletin

WANTEDLot. or $700; in first class loca-

tion; or with houso on, $1200 to$1000. Cash. Address i It, S., thisofflce. 3079-l-

lady canvasser to sell ahomo product. Apply 184 Hotel St.cor. Adams Lane. 3081-l-

TO LET.Houso of 10 rooms, also sep-

arate cottage, opp. Hapld Transitturn Wnlklkl road. DoctorB hareno trade there; no ono died In

the past 20 yearn,llcautlful scenery. Apply Will B.Klshor or V. C. Hoe. 308Mw

Wnrehouso for rent, leaao or for Bale,adjoining Oahu Ieo & Electric Co.,of whom steam power can bo

Tor particulars enquire ntnlmvo ofllco, ct S. I, Shaw, 10 Kingeir-e- t. 3059-l-

Kumlshed housekeeping at Cot-tage Grove; also furnishedcottage at King Place, near GermanChurch; your cholco for $20.

No. 8 Cottngo Grote, King St.3000-t- f

'Modern C room cottnge, newly paperedand painted. 1901 Young st.; rent$2.. Key next door. J. II. Cum-mlrig-

1S37 College st. Iw

Furnished Kooms Housekeeping al-

lowed; cool and mosquito proof. Ala-ke- a

House, Alakca St. bet. Hotel andKlnc. 2265--

Newly furnished rooms, all modemconveniences. At No. 84 Vineyard3U 2728-t- f

One of Peck's cottnge, No. 327 Vine,yard, corner house. Inquire No. 297,

3083-t- f

Cottages In Chrlstly Lane. ApplyWong Kwal, Smith St., mauka Hotel

Pleasant furnished room In prlvntofamily; $C. 08 Kukul St. near

3007-t- f

Furnished rooms; price from $2 upHonolulu Hotel, Nuuanu St.

30781m

furnished mosqulto-proo- f

rooms. 1307 Kort St. 3078-lm- .

furnished at 1223 Emma Btreet.Mrs. McConncll 2563

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K the party who was seen taking asilk umbrella at tho Marino ball willreturn same to this no

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SaleOF

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"a. & SON,Nos. 44-6- 0 King St., K. '; Block, betNuuanu and Smith 8ts.; 1 el. Main

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Transient Island trade given the host of service.Ti:i.enione Main 214. MRS. 0. BADDAKY. Mct.

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54?,, Cantf&itt... :rrOf thetw iniifl.di irft

By JAMES M. LUDLOW ttCnW. ISS6.br DcJJ. MJ fcC

CnrrstKi, 1690. fcr Jo M. LuJIow J

The crowd pared upon the young cap-

tain Willi disappointment while trxtlmony wns being given, the orb preo- -

rnl being unnblo to conceal the deepmixlcty depicted upon their counte-nance us they leaned forward withImpiitlence to hear from his lips nonioexonerating statement, which, flow-ed cr, they feared could not bo given.

The endangered Hum answered hisgaze with equal stolidity when theJudge turned to lilui for liN defeiiso,but he remained spcoehlcm. A shudder

f honor ran through the crowd. Theexecutioner Htepped fonvnnt to the side

f the apparently convicted person. .V

(dlltht ringing sound ns the long curveof the well tempered lilmle gnired thegrounil sent to every heart the chlllim?announcement of hl reiulliies. Thechief njni turned to the olhers. lintsought In vain miy pallliitory stig-i- .

lion or nppe.il for nierey except In theinulo ngony of their look. The chiefthen raised hN ryes its If for the Invo-cation of AIIiiIi'm roiillriiintlon of theentenco ns Just. Hut his prayer yen n

itnmuu one; "O Allah, thou hastglteu n wimdroiia spirit to this timn, ucourage woithy of the soul of Otlinianhimself!" Then, rising, with excite-ment, he addressed tho throng 111 rapidupeeeli:

"Look upou this man, my brothers ofthe shining face!

"Did he (pnill at the ring of the exe-cutioner's sword? Did he even changecolor when he heard the damning testi-mony? A true son of Kara Caliph Uhe. A word from his ll;w would haveexonerated Mm, yet he would notspeak It lest It should reveal the secrottof our service, which he would keepwith dead lips rather than live to tellthem. Hut I shall lie his witness, andyou. my brother, shall be his Judges.Captain Hallahan was recalled from(he raid lij our brother, Slnain, ngaof the division to which the captainbelongs; but, alas, the sword of Scan-derbe- g

Iiiih Iooed Slnam' soul for(light to paradise, and he could nottestify to this man's tldclKy. Hut Iknow the on'er of Slunni. In this verylent It was written. And, though thufaithful uiesM'iiger who carried It wassliltn In nfti'i fiilttllet. the nrder Wiiri

executed ,s c'nptnln H.illatmu to everyletter, Eery luonietit of his nlisence1'rnni the laid Is accounted for on mytablets," tapping his forehead ns hespoke.

'Hallaban: Ilnllnbiin!" cried themultitude, llftlni; thu lirnvo fellowupon their (.boulders.

"Death to Curiizu Deyl Down withtlie lyliiB vlllnini" roso tho cry, thecrowd beginning to move, ns If animat-ed by n common spirit, to seek the envious commandant of the neighboringcorpi. Hut they halted nt the tentside, waiting for the sign of permis-sion from their chief, who by the mo-tion of his hand forbado tho assaultwhich would have brought dn a terrificbattle between the janizaries and theirrivals throughout the army.

"Wo shall deal with Caraza Beyhereafter if his shame does not sendlilm skulking from the camps," saidthe chief, returning his sitting posturoand restoring order about him.

"Summon tho witnesses again," heproceeded.

"You, Lovltsch, testified truly as toCaptain liallaban's absence nnd maygo, but you twin rascals who sworo tobis escape with tho girl, your headsshall go to Caraza Ucy and your blacksouls to the soventh hell. Executioner,do your office!"

"Hold!" cried Ballnban as the mandrew his Bclmlter. "Upon my returnto tho company I found my fair cap-tlv- o

gono and under such strnngo cir-cumstances that I can see that thesogood fellows may bo honest In whatthey liavo stated. I bespeak thy mer-cy, sire, for them."

"C'nptnln Ballaban's will shall beours," replied the chief, with n wave ofhis band, dismissing the assemblage.Ah tho crowd withdrew bo said, "Mybrothers, the agas, will remain, andCaptain Ballnban."

Tho sides of the tent were put up.The guard patrolled without at n dis-tance of sixty paces that no ono mightoverbear the conversation lu tho coun-cil.

to he continued.)

KAIMUKI ZOO BY NIQHT.

Tho Kawalhau Orchestra will playat tho Kalmukt Zoo Wednesday andIrii"ay ovenlngs from 7:30 until 11 p.m. Take an evening rldo and seo thoAre Lights nnd Electrlcra Effects Intho Fish and Turtle Pond

Even some soldiers don't get afighting chance.

Soline Ditlrevt Rait and Mini..- - - -many readers e this paper have been

an uVusualnumber rf U and mlc.To?both. Traps have been o! no avail Inrlddlne them of these nests, wm nrA stallto tell them that science has discovered nmeans of driving rats and mice from the

SSn!,C!,?ie,i..'r.hIll;.S'eaJn,i.Ele?.,rlcRat

Knt'n'eve'r'f9 HannS,get the Pasted your dealer, write direct tothe Stearns' Electric Paste Co., TribuneBuilding, Chicago. 111., and it will be tent? you Pss prepaid on receipt of price,

Si. ,il.?i cl

lAS$2toSXLwi

Sale Of

Sugar plantation

PUNA SUGAR

CtUTD.IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE

FIR8T JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, TER-

RITORY OF HAWAII.

IN EQUITY. AT CHAMBER8.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HA.WAII AT HONOLULU, a Corpora-tion; H. HACKFELD A. COM-PANY, LIMITED, a Corporation;M. P. ROBINSON, H. M. VONHOLT, Trustee for W. 8. CHAM-BRE- ;

AND A. AHRENS, Plain,tiffs,

vs.PUNA SUGAR COMPANY, LIMITED,

a Corporation'; 8. M. DAMON andS. E. DAMON, Copartners DolneBusiness Under the Firm Name otBISHOP & COMPANY; OLAASUGAR COMPANY, LIMITED;and B. F, DILLINOHAM & COM-PANY, LIMITED, Defendants.

NOTICE OF RECEIVER'8 8ALE.

Notlco Is hereby given that the un-dersigned, William Pfotenhauer, Receiver of the Puna Sugar Company,Limited, will under and by virtue of adecree ot foreclosure and sale dulymade and entered by the HonorableJ. T. De Dolt, First Judgo of the Circult Court of the First Judicial Circult, Territory of Hawaii, at Cham-bers, on the twenty-secon- day of Oc-tober, 1M04, la a certain cause Id equitypending la said Court, wherein thoFirst National Bank of Hawaii at Ho-nolulu, a corporation; H. Hackfold &Company, Limited, a corporation; M.P. Robinson, H. M. von Holt. Trusteefor W. S. Chambro, and A. Ahrens, aroplaintiffs, and the Puna Sugar Com-pany, Limited, a corporation: 8. M.Damon and S. E. Damon, copartnersdoing business under tho firm name ofDIshop ft Company; Olaa Sugar Company, Limited, and D. F. Dillinghamft Company, Limited, are defendants.sell at public auction, at the front door:f the Judiciary Building lu Honolulu.Tertitory of Hawaii, in Saturday, thezotn uav of February, 130b, at 12o'click Dion i.f tald day last mentioned or at the day and hour to whichhe may adjourn such sale, subject tothe confirmation ot tho above entitledCourt, all and singular the property,f'KhtB and franchises of the Puna Su- -

Ear Company, Limited, described,mentioned or referred to In that cer-tain Deed of Trust, dated July 1st,1900, executed by the Puna Sugar Com-pany, Limited, to Bishop & Company

s Trustees, or In the said Decreo ofForeclosure and Sate of October 22nd.1904, and therein directed to be soldto satisfy tho Indebtedness incurred byald Receiver as provided by the or-Jc-

and decreo of foreclosure andale of said court, and also tho sum of

we Hundred Thousand Dollars(SoOO.OOO.), the same being the Drlnclpal amount ot bonds of eald PunaSugar Company, Limited, issued underaid Deed of Trust, together with in- -

tercst thereon from January 1st, 1904,ana also such other sums authorizedto be paid by the orders and decreeof foreclosure and sale of eald court,that Is to say:

All tho fee simple lands, being ap-proximately 8211.88 acres, all the lease-hold premises, being approximately2921.91 acres, all lands leased to va-rious lessees, all ot which said landend premises are situate In the Dis-trict of Puna, Island and Territory ofHawaii, and any and all Interest Inlands, leases, leasehold Interests, ten-ements, hereditaments, rights-of-wa-

and easements; molasses, sugar,whether in process of manufacture,manufactured or not, 1072.27 acres, alittle moro or less, of growing cano otthe crop of 1905, in good condition;192.8S ncres a little more or lessof growing cane of the cron of1900 in good condition; 822.84acres moro or less of crowlnccane, In damaged condition; 9.47 milesof staudard gauge railroad 4 feet 8V4Inches with rails, 2740 feettecond-han- tram rails, 130 fish plates,approximately 29 miles of portabletrack, 16 switches, 4 top switches,COO Iron tics now, 100 extra ties Inuse, miscellaneous lot ot material Inblacksmith shop, and car-shO- consisting of carriage, plow, and machinebolts, nuts, washers, railroad spikes,coupling pins, links, Iron, steel, horseand mule shoes, chain, spokes, screws.nails, cane-ca- r snares extras, carts andwheels; 200 cane cars of modern type,one Porter Locomotive In goodcondition, 2 donkey engines, 2 colls? 00 feet 11-1- 6 Inch cable, 1 coll 1000feet ot Inch cable, 1 steam pumpand boiler, 2 large plantation maps, 14small maps and drawings; 131 Hall.

bouses, laborers' Quarters and camDs,stables and other buildings, sheds,,hP3' ten,t8 0( varying capacity from

t0 T,t00,, 'mptomontB consisting ofP,0W8. cultivators, shovels, axes,wedges, hammers, rane knives, scales.sledges, saws. bars. 5 Bain wagons, 11dumP cartB- - 2 "Pr'ne wagons, 1 dray.

eela aDd I" flrewood- - 3 Bet"eba - , harness. 23 seta douhld

i a?U iU hrBe8' ? d0Dkey8' ?

ead ot cattlo; n"""1"8. overseer's,doctor's, bookkeeper's and surveyor's

chain tug harness, carriage harness,pack saddles, collars, girths, lines,pnds, halters, traces, riding saddles,olllce furniture, fixtures and safe, andany and all tho property used in andabout or In connection with tho plan-tation of the Puna Sugar Company,Limited, In the said District ot Puna.A more particular description of thesaid property to be sold Is set forthIn said decreo of foreclosure and sale,dated October 22, 1904. reference towhich Is hereby made, and the sameIs made a part hereof.

That said Receiver shall have theright to adjourn said sale or Balesfrom time to time as to him may seemexpedient or proper, and if bo adjourncd, to make the salo without furtherpublished notlco at the time and placeto which the same may be adjourned;that said Receiver may sell said prop-erty as a whole or In lots or parcels asho may deem most expedient; that thesuccessful bidder or bidders, aa thecose may be, shall forthwith depositat the fall of the hammer at said salewith tho Receiver ten per cent (10)of tho amount ot the bid In cash orcertified check approved by the Re-

ceiver, tho balance by approved cer-tified check within ten days after thoconfirmation of the sale hy the court;I'V- -i confirmation of said snlo orsales the Receiver shall make, executeand deliver to tho purchaser or pur-chasers of said property a good andBiilllclent deed or deeds or other In-

struments of conveyance prepared bythe attorney for tho Receiver at theexpense of the purchaser or purchas-ers.

In case Ih6 purchaser or purchasersshall fall to comply with tho terms otthe bid or with the orders of the Courtrelating to tho said sale, then the

i sums or deposits paid or made by thepurchaser or purchasers shall be for-feited as a penalty for said

and If nny purchaser or pur-chases shall fall to comply with theterms of his or their bid or to com-plete eald purchase, said Receivermay with or without further appltca'

creation and pracl.ee visit the.vf...,, w. BH.V .. .,. tUU BUUJO Ulltho terms and conditions as aro hereinstated.

That the Bald property will bo soldfreed and discharged from all mort-- lgages, Hens, and charges of every kindand description whatsoever, and thatthe mirehBBo iher,,f .,il hni- -

and enjoy tho same and all tho rights,privileges, immunities, and franchisesnppe'talnlng thereto fully and com- -

nlctely and freed and discharged'ram all liens, mortgages and charges

natsoevcr.For further particulars concerning

mo wnoio or any part or said property,reference Is hereby mado to the reportot tho said Receiver and said d- -

crce of foreclosure on file with tnoiclerk of tho above entitled court andall Information regarding the samewill bo readily given by the under -

signed upon application at his olllcewith H. Hackfeld & Company, Limit - ,

cd. corner of Queen and Fort streets,Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, or bySmith & Lewis. Attorneys for said Rocelver, Judd Building, said Honolulu.

Dated at Honolulu. T. H., October25th, 1904.

WILLIAM PFOTENHAUER.Receiver of tho Puna Sugar Com

pany, Limited.eo.d. to Feb. 24, '05. Mon. Wed. Frl.

m I

DACfnnno cxr4rUOlUU lawinCIlliTho above salo of tho Puna Bugai

Co., Ltd., Is postponed to Tuesday,March 7th, 1905, at. 12 o'clock noonat tho front entrance to the Judiciaryuuuuing, Honolulu.

WILLIAM PFOTENHAUER.Receiver of the Puna Sugar Com.

pany, Limited.3009 Feb. 27; Mar. 3, 6.

The above salo of tho Puna SugarCo., Ltd., Is postponed to Friday,March 17th, 1905. nt 12 o'clock noonof said day, at the front door of theJudiciary Building, said Honolulu.

.1... V nnnmn. .vnn ItVllvI.lAAl I'lUlfiflllAUUl, I

Receiver Puna Sucnr Co Ltd'3018 Mar. 0, 13, 16.

By order of Court 1072.27 acres more

'READ- -' ABOUT THE

MAN WITHTHE EAGER

EYES'.'

.aooo.oo'roR a bit or

ADVICE)tit THE

METBOPOinANl

MAGAZINE

t WOWOMRAIF.

I OUTSIDE THE Utf II AGRUT DETECTIVE I

STORY BYJAMES BARNES

THE SENSATION

LOT THE YEAR..AT All. KIWI InNDll

JBtt

B. 99.

,

BUSINESS

,,a,,!l4V

Postponement

Postponement

BALLASTING.

lawallan-Japanos- o Hallistlng Co.Best black i Jid from $2 to $3 a loadaccording tc distance hauled. Coralrocks for stable, roads and side-walks; firewood. Third door belowKing, Maunakca St.; P. O. box 820.Telephone Main 396.

DYEING AND CLEANING.

Vcmnra dyes (any color) and cleansclothes; repairs bicycles and fur-nishes employees. S20 King St.

Ring up Main 14T, when you haveclothes to clean, or press. AlakeaSt., Kaplolant Bldg. 3060-t- f

'. Hayasbl Clothes cleaned, repairednnd dyed. 637 Beretanla St

BUILDING MATERIALS.

See Reynolds ft Co., for building mate-rial, doors, sash, shingles and build-ers' hardware. Mauka Sailors'Home. Alakea St 3068

LOCKSMITH.

Sco Hastings for repairs of Locks,Keys, Music Boxes, Sharpening ofFine Cutlery. Hear Union Grill.

3067-t- f

VOICE CULTURE.

MME. IDA ORAY SCOTT, Ingall'sCottage, Young St. 'Phone appoint-ments, Whito 2110.

HACK 8TAND.

You get hacks and "get-there- "

horses when you call a ClubStable Hack, cor. Bethel and KingSts. Tclcphono Main 319.

SHOOTING GALLERY,

Port Arthur Shooting Gallery.Prizes given away. Hotel Streetnear Nuuanu. 30S0-l-

BARBER 8HOP." "p snIolt J?00!1 at ,ho

Criterion Shor 1111 Fort St.

RESTAURANT.

You can get fine Chop Sul at 1026Maunnkea St. 3083-l-

or less of growing cane ot tho crop of1905 has been withdrawn from publicsalo and sold nt privato sale, and thosole of the property abovo describedof tho Puna Sugar Company, Limited,with tho exception of said cano lastabovo mentioned. Is postponed to Saturday, May 20th, 1905, at 12 o'clocknoon of snld day at the front door ofthe Judiciary Building In said Honolulu- -

.March 17, 1905.WILLIAM PFOTENHAUER.Receiver Puna Sugar Company,

Limited

Postponement.By order of John T. Do Bolt. Es

quire. 1st Jmlco of tho Circuit of thoFirst Judicial Circuit, the salo ot thotirnnortv nt llm limn Qnnnn rn T 1l wl' W u ,J tiiiisi uuru vw. uiui,hll.i tho exception of said 1072.27ncres moro or less of cane of the crop

lot 1903 Is further postponed for n perl- -

jod of 7 days from Mny 20th. 1905. tillSaturday, May 27, 1905. ot 12 o'clockn,oon J?1,,1,1!0 fr?nt '!0?r f "i0 Judl;ty Building, Honolulu, Territory otiiawnii.

W. PFOTENHAUER,Receiver of the Puna Sugar Co., Ltd.

Postponement.By tho order of J. T. De Bolt. First

Judco of the said Circuit Court of the'First Judicial Circuit, the sale of thoproperty of tho Puna Sugar Company,Limited, with the pxrpntlnn nt finM1072.27 acres more or less of cane ofthe crop ef 1905 Is further postponedto Saturday, June 10th, 1905, at 12 '

o'clock noon at the front door of theJl"Utlal7. "u'lulng, Honolulu, Terr!- -

(I TV (IT II Willi I

lilii I iiir timrintiiiiinn""'" rtuianiwunn,,Uccel"r.of..the Fn? Sugar Co, Ltd.

ju z, juno i, o, u.

READ! READ! READ!

ABSOLUTELY FREE!

It

Intofamily in this couii- -iotureL? rnmiSi

coo cooclock, ii rrfict timeh'!I''J'!L. ""i?".)1

l by tho mnnufiic- -for 5 yenrii, for

sHIInB only 1! pnek--nito of our wonder.ful 8ACHCT rowowisnt lCc. a pnekntre 'Itemcmurr, you

rsr'thoorloix- - sold so.Vi'fii'1 i'f f "ii".."foVtWAMw?.,

you absolutelycoo" cio1 c'lowIuM?rmiSSil 'to putour sa- -9 " " rowDK" ''1

carry llttlo vour pocket, will takecunrantee

something--: honest (roodsmir ireainu-n- securo wetotm lnv

DIRECTORYEDUCATIONAL.

University graduate, wants tutorshipor glvo privato lessons; all subjects

Music. Apply to M. A., Bulle-tin ofllce. 3071-l-

MUSIC.

Mr. Jas. Sheridan has opened a repair-ing shop 1168 Miller St cor Bere-

tanla. Charges reasonable. A namber of second-han- piano In goocondition, Ordera may fleft New Co.

UNDERTAKING.

Oahu Undertaking Co., 1176near Beretanla St Attend all callsday or night Telephone Main 328.

3066I

VETERINARY SURGEON.A. R. Rowat. D.V.S., 777 King street

Tel. 3101.

PLUMBING.

Chco Hoon Kee, sanitary plumber, tin-smith and sheet Iron work, cor. Ho-

tel and Maunakca sts. 3078 lm

SURVEYOR.

W. A. WALL Surveyor and Civil En-gineer. Room 9, Walty Bldg.Box 308.

HACKS.

Jiing Main 405 for first-clas- s hacks andcompetent drivers. Hacks nil night.Union Hack cor. Hotel andUnion Sts.

REFRESHMENTS AND RECREA--

TION.

our bar nnd bowling alley for re-

freshments and recreation. Horse-sho- o

Saloon, Hotel St. Attendants:C. Davis and Harry Rivers; Man-

ager, Wm. Patterson.

REPAIRING.

Umbrellas repaired and brass polish-ing. Takata, 1284 Fort St.

3085-t- f

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Legal Notices.SUMMONS,

IN TUB DISTRICT COURT OF Ho-nolulu. Island of Oahu, Territory ofHawaii. James L. Holt, Assessor ofTaxes, First Division, Plaintiff, M.Rose, owner, Defendant.Assumpsit. Territory of Hawaii:. Totho High Sheriff of the Territory ofHawaii, his Deputy, or any Constabloin tho District of Honolulu, Island ofOahu, greeting: You are com-manded to summon M. Rose,

owner of property situate in thoFirst Taxation Division, If ho can bofound In this District, to appear beforomo at my olllce at Honolulu upontho Sth day of D. 1905, at 1:30

f. m., there to answer unto James L.lolt, Assessor ot Taxes In and for

the First Taxation Division of theTerritory of Hawaii, In a plea where-in tho plaintiff declares and says:

That said defendant Is Indebted to the plaintiff In his odlclalcapacity aforesaid, in the sum of Sev-en Hundred Eighty-on-e and Dol-

lars, for taxes assessed against theperson and property of said defend-ant on the books ot the Assessor ofTaxes for tho District ot Honolulu,Island of Oahu, for the years 1899,1900. 1901. 1902. 1903. 1904. And defendant, thereunto requested,bns thus far failed and neglected andstill neglects and refuses to paysame, or any part or portion thereof;wherefore, plaintiff asks for Judgmentagainst the said defendant for saidsum of Seven Hundred Elghty-on- and

Dollars (I781.CS), together withper cent, In addition thereto anil

.Jnd"n to law provldei1

for costs of courtNotfy tno gaI(, "R (h

default to attend at the place, day andhour nbovo mentioned, Judgment will

rendered against them ex parto,by default.

Given under my hand this Cth dayMay, D.

WM. L. WHITNEY,Magistrate Honolulu, Island

of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii.hereby certify the foreirnlne lm

District Magistrate of Honolulu.30C9-Ma- 8, 15, 22. 29.

NOTICE TO CREDITORSi""

The undersigned having been dulythe Administrator of tho

Last Will and Testament of BishopI,ahln' l8t0 ot I,ela' Koolaupapa, Oahu,Territory of Hawaii, deceased:Notlco hereby given to allt0 Prcsent "elr claims against the

tate of Bishop I'alila. deceased,duly authenticated, whether secured bymortgago or otherwise, to the

ceased.3009 May 8, 22, 29.

i,--ilno Job 1'rlntlnB at Tho BulletinOffice.

J"10 nnu corrct C0PV of the ri

nal Summons In said cause and thatsaid District Magistrate ordered pub- -

llcatlon ot tho Bame nnl continued thoBnld cause until tho 31st day ofA. D. 1905.

WM. L. WHITNEY.

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ported ivrfmnes. any of tho ual hereor, or they will foreverodors: Violet. Itocp. Heliotrope, Carim- - barred.tlnn, Lilac, Jockey Clubs or any kind you I And all nersnnnmny wish, or u bottlo of nny of tho indented to said

Toilet Vntern: nose, l.nvenilnr. t8te ore hereby requested to makeor Day num. Itemember. nro payment to tho undersigned.

dolriK this n im cxtin. Inducement to send) natdcash with ymir orders nnd to Introduce Honolulu, Jlay 8, 1905.our I'erfumes nnd TolUt Wnters. Our PAIIIA,Bachjt lw-der- nro highly with Administrator of the endllnest l'erfunus, nnd ni.iiili.Importd by put-- 1 lestnmcnt ofn u title your Handkerchief llox or Bishop Pahla, de- -

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(READ THIS AND SAVE $5 !

o.ur c.trn luxuries, wlulo on yourJJUAT ALLOW TALSK V1UDE to intimi.lnto you Into,,.. uuiiu ui iij;giijju oi a ingii-pricc- u store, wncn you

can pitrclinso n two-pu-n cniivns-liiio- d trunk, with sepnratu trnys forliats and shirts, $5 cheaper of m than in any other store in town.

Globe Clothing Co., 64 Hotel St,CLEANING AND BLOCKING OF PANAMA HAT8 A SPECIALTY.

BY AUTHORITY

County Election

Proclamation.WimntSAS, ACT S9 of the Regular

Season of 1005 of tho Legislature oftho Territory or Hawaii provides thatan Election shall bo holil on tho Twen-tieth lny of June, A. D. Nlnotecn Hundrcd and Five, for the nrst Election ofCounty Officers, and that a proclama-tion shall he mado by tho Governor Im-mediately upon tho passago and ap-proval of said Act:

NOW, THKttUFOUn, In accordancetherewith, I, OKOItOE It. CARTBK,Governor of the Territory of Hawaii,hereby give notlco that n special elec-tion for county offlcers of tho severalCounties of tho Territory of Hawaii,will ho held on Tuesday, tho 20th dayof Juno, A. D. 1903. between the hoursof 8 o'clock A. M. nuil 5 o'clock V. It.,In each County throughout tho Terri-tory, except the County of KalawaoIncluding Kalaupnpa, Kalawao andWalkolu on the Island of Molokal.THE COUNTIES ARE AS FOLLOWS:

1. THn ISLAND OF OAHU and allother Islands In tho Territory not In-cluded In any other County, and thowaters adjacent thereto, shall be thoCounty of Oahu, with Its County Seatat Honolulu.

2. THE ISLAND OF HAWAII andnil other Islands lying within threenautical miles of tho shores thereof,and the waters adjacent thereto, shallbo tho County of Hawaii, with ItsCounty Seat at Hllo.

3. THE ISLANDS OF MAUI,LANAI AND KAHOOLAWE

and all other Islands lying withinthreo nautical miles of tho shoresthereof, and tho waters adjacent there,to, except that portion of tho Islandof Molokal known as Kalaupapa, Ka-lawao and Walkolu and commonlyknown and designated as tho LeperSettlement, shall bo tho County ofMaul, with Its County Scat at Wat-luk- u

i. THE ISLANDS OF KAUAI andNIIHAU and all other Islands llngwithin three nautical miles of thoshores thereof, and tho waters adja-cent thcrctj, shall bo tho County ofKauai, with Its County Scat at Lthuo.

COUNTY OFFICERS.COUNTY OFFICERS to be elected:FOR THE COUNTY OF OAHU.SEVEN SUPERVISORS, threo of

whom shall be elected from tho Dis-trict of Honolulu: 1 from the Districtof Ewa; 1 from the Districts of Wala-na- o

and Wallua; 1 from tho Districtsof Koolauloa and Koolaupoko; 1 atlargo.

SHERIFF, who shall bo cxofflcloCoroner; COUNTY CLERK, who shallbo Clerk of tho Board of Su-

pervisors; AUDITOR; ASSESSOR andTAX COLLECTOR: COUNTY AT-TORNEY: TREASURER: all to boelected by tho duly qualified doctorsof tho County.

DEPUTY SHERIFF, and a DEPUTYASSESSOR and TAX COLLECTOR, tobo elected by tho qualified Electors ofeach and every District.

FOR THE COUNTY OF HAWAII.SEVEN SUPERVISORS, ono of

whom shall be elected from the Dis-

tricts of North Kohala and South1 from the Districts of North

Kona and South Kona; 1 from theDistrict of Kau; 1 from the Districtof Puna; 1 from tho District of llama-kua- ;

and 2 from the Districts of Northand South Hllo.

SHERIFF, who Bhall beCoroner; COUNTY CLERK, who shallbe Clerk of the Hoard of Su-

pervisors; AUDITOR; ASSESSORand TAX COLLECTOR; COUNTY

TREASURER; all to beelected by tho duly qualified Electorsof tho County,

DEPUTY SHERIFF, and a DEPU-T-

ASSESSOR and TAX COLLECT-OR- ,

to be elected by tho qualifiedElectors of each and every District.

FOR THE COUNTY OF MAUI.FIVE SUPERVISORS, one being

from each of the Five Districts ofWalluku, Hana, Makawao and

Molokal, excepting the Leper Settlement.

SHERIFF, who shall beCoroner: COUNTY CLERK, who shallbo Clerk of the Board of Su-

pervisors; AUDITOR; ASSESSORand TAX COLLECTOR; COUNTYATTORNEY; TREASURER; all to boelected by tho duly qualified Electorsof tho County.

DEPUTY SHERIFF, and a DEPU-T-

ASSESSOR and TAX COLLECT-OR, to be elected by the qualifiedElectors of each and every District.

FOR THE COUNTY OF KAUAI.FIVE SUPERVISORS, ono being

from each of tho Flvo Districts ofWalmea, Koloa, LIhuo, Kawalbau, andHanalel.

SHERIFF, who shall beCoroner: COUNTY CLERK, who shallbo cxofflclo Clerk of tbo Hoard of Supervlsors; AUDITOR; ASSESSOR andTAX COLLECTOR; COUNTY AT-

TORNEY; TREASURER; all to bo

summer vocation.buying

elected by tho duly qualified Electorsof tho County.

DEPUTY BHERIFF, and a DEPU.TY ASSESSOR nnd TAX COLLECT-OR- ,

to bo elected by tho quallned Elec-tors of each and every District.

REGISTRATION PRECINCTS.The Registration Precincts aro as

follows:

FIR8T REPRESENTATIVE

Puna, Hllo and Hamakua, Island ofHawaii.

FIRST PRECINCT That portion ofI'unn lying south of Keaau and fromtho eastern boundary of Kau to thoeastern boundary of Kamalll, follow-ing that boundary to and along thowestern boundary of tho Kaoho home-steads and a lino tho extension there-of to tho boundary of Keaau. PollingPlace Kalapann School House.

SLCOND PltnCINCT The lands ofKeacu and Olaa. Polling PlaceRoad Bonrd Stables; in4 miles Vol-

cano Road.THIRD PRECINCT That portion of

Hllo lying between Puna nnd Ponaha-wa- t

Street and Road and tho Una ofIts cxtontlon to tho sea. Polling Placo

D&vlcs & Co.'s Warehouse, cornerof Wnlakca and Kalcpolopo Roads.

FOURTH PRECINCT That portionof Hllo lying between tho Third Pre-cinct nnd tho Honolll Stream. Poll-ing Place Circuit Court Houso ntHllo.

FIFTH PRECINCT That portionof Hllo lying between Honolll Streamnnd tho land of Mnkahanaloa. Poll-ing Place Papalkou School House.

SIXTH PRECINCT That portion otHllo lying between tho Fifth Precinctand tho bed of tho WalkaumaloGulch, Polling Placo HonomuSchool House.

SEVENTH PRECINCT That por-tion of tho First Election District ly-

ing between tho Sixth Precinct andtho boundary of Haraakua, Includingtho land of Huumula. Polling Placo

Laupahoehoo Court House.EIGHTH PRECINCT That portion

of the First Election District lying be-

tween tho Sovcnth Precinct and tholandf. of Kntopa. Polling Place Ka-oho School House.

NINTH PRECINCT That portionof tho First Election District lying be-

tween tho Eighth Precinct and the bedot the Malanahoe Gulch. PollingPlac(! Honokaa Court Houpc.

TENTH PRECINCT That portionof tho First Election District lying be-

tween tho Ninth Precinct nnd KohalaDistrict. Polling Placo KukulhaeloSchool House.

ELEVENTH PRECINCT Tho bal-

ance of Puna lying south of the Sec-ond Precinct and cast of tho First Pre-

cinct Polling Placo Kapolio RanchDarn.SECOND REPRESENTATIVE DIS-

TRICT.Kohala, Kona and Kau, Island of

Hawaii.FIRST PRECINCT North Kohala.Polling Place Circuit Court Houso.SECOND PRECINCT South Kohn-la- .

Polling Place Walmea CourtHouse.

THIRD PRECINCT That portion ofNorth Kona lying north of tho north-erly boundary ot Holualoa and a linorunning from tho north corner of Ho-

lualoa to tho south corner of Puuanaliulu. Polling Placo Circuit CourtHouse at Kallua.

FOURTH PRECINCT That portionot the Second Election District bound-ed by tho Third Precinct, Hnmakua,Kau, tho east boundaries of Kcalla 1,

Klllac, Keokca and Honaunau, thonorth boundary of Honaunau and thesea, Polling Placo KonawaenaSchool Houso.

FIFTH PRECINCT That portion ofSouth Kona lying between Keel 2, andOleic moana 1. Polling Place Hoo-ken- a

Court House.SIXTH PRECINCT That portion of

South Kona lying between tho FifthPrecinct and Kau. Polling PlacePapa School House.

SEVENTH PRECINCT That por-

tion of Kau lying between South Konaand Punaluu. Polling Placo Walohl-n- u

Court House.EIOHTH PRECINCT The remain-

der of Kau. Polling Place PabalaSchool Houso.

THIRD REPRESENTATIVE DIS-

TRICT.Islanda of Maul, Molokal, Lanal and

Kahoolawe,SECOND PRECINCT That portion

of Molokal bounded on tho east by Honoullwal and Halawa, and on the westby Kawela and the First PrecinctPolling Place Pukoo court Houso.

THIRD PRECINCT That portionof West Maul lying between the landsof Walkapu In tho District ot Wallukuand tho lands ot Honokawal In theDistrict of Kaanapall. Polling Place

Circuit Court Houso at Lahalna.FOURTH PRECINCT That por-

tion ot West Maul lying between thelands ot Hanakaoo and Withee, knownas Kaanapall. Polling Place Hono- -

kahau School House.

FIFTH PRECINCT The Island ofLanal. Polling Placo KahalepalaoaStoro House,

SIXTH PRECINCT That portion oftho District of Walluku lying south ofWalluku Stream and west of a lino

'running from tho mouth of Walluku

Stream southerly along tho sand hills!to Maalaea Bay and Including tho Isl-

and of Kahoolawe. Polling PlacoCircuit Court House at Walluku.

8EVENTH PRECINCT That poptlon of tho District of Walluku bound-ed by tho Sixth Precinct, the sea, tholands of Pulehunul, Kallallnul, Kal-lua, Hokuuta and Hamakuapoko andtho sea. Polling Place Sugar Roomat Puuneno Mill.

EIGHTH PRECINCT All that por-tlo- n

of Kula on East Maul lying westof a lino from Honuaula to tho northboundary of Pulehunul on tho lino oftho two hills, Puu o Kail and Puu oKoha. Polling Place Hospital Build-ing at Klhel.

Ninth Precinct Tho remainder ofKula and that portion of Hamakuapo-ko lying southwest of tho MallkoGulch and maukn of tho road runningfrom Kaluanul to tho Makawao Jailand a lino In extension thereof. Poll-ing Place Koalahou School House.

TENTH PRECINCT Tho remain-der ot Hamakuapoko and that portionof Hamakualon lying west of tho Hale-hak- u

Stream. Polling Placo Hama-kuapoko Mill.

ELEVENTH PRECINCT Thatportion ot East Maul lying betweenHalehnku and Opuola Streams. Poll-ing Placo Huolo School Houso.

TWELFTH PRECINCT That por-tion of East Maul lying between Opu-ola and Kaupaula Streams. PollingPlaco Koanao School House.

THIRTEENTH PRECINCT ThoDistrict of Hana lying between theDistricts of Koolnu and Klpahulu.Polling Place Hana Court House.

FOURTEENTH PRECINCT ThoDistrict of Klpahulu. Polling PlacoKlpahulu School Houso,

FIFTEENTH PRIX3INCT That por-tion ot East Maul lying west of thoDistrict ot Kaupo and south ot Pre-cincts Eight and Nino. Polling Placo

Honuaula Court House.SIXTEENTH PRECINCT Tho

western portion of Molokal lying westof tho Second Precinct and south oftho First Precinct Polling PlncoKaunaknkal School House.

SEVENTEENTH PRECINCT Thatportion ot Molokal lying cast of thoSecond Precinct. Polling Plnco Ha-lawa School Houso.

EIGHTEENTH PRECINCT Thatportion of tho District of Wntluku ly-

ing between tho Walluku Stream andtho Fourth Precinct Polling PlaceWalhco School House.

NINETEENTH PRECINCT Thatportion ot tho District of Koolau lyingbetween tho Twelfth and ThirteenthPrecincts, Polling Placo NahlkuSchool House.

TWENTIETH PRECINCT Thatportion of East Maul known as thoDistrict of Kaupo. Polling PlaceKaupo School Houso.

FOURTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.

All that portion of the Island of Oahulying east and south of NuuanuStreet and a line drawn In exten-sion thereof from the Nuuanu Pallto Mokapu Point

FIRST PRECINCT All that portionof the said District lying south ot KingStreet and tho Walalao Road, and between a lino drawn from tho corner otKing and Punahou Streets to tho longbrldgo on Ala Moana (Beach Road)and Walalao Avonuo on tho easternborder of Kalmukt Tract and an exten-sion thereof to tho sea. Polling Placo

Near tho foot of Punahou StreetSECOND PRECINCT All that por-

tion ot said District boundod andas follows:

Beginning at tho junction of Sheri-dan Street and Ala Moana, and run-

ning along Sheridan Street, PllkolStreet extension and Pllkol Strcot tonnd along the westerly boundary ottho Lunalllo Homo premises to thosouth corner ot tho land of Kalawa-h-i

no, along tho eastern boundary otKalawahlno to Its Junction with thewestern edgo of Manoa Valley, thencealong tho western edgo of Manoa Val-

ley to tho Junction of Manoa Road andPunahou Avcnuo; thenco along Puna-hou Avenue to King Street and alongtho western boundary of tho First Pre-

cinct to tho sea. Polling Placo Cor-ner Kecaumoku Street and WilderAvenuo.

THIRD PRECINCT All that por-

tion of the said District bounded anddescribed as follows:

Beginning at the old flag-pol- crestot Punchbowl running northwesterlyto the Junction of School and EmmaStreets, along School Street to Nuu-anu Avenue and Valley Road to Nuu-

anu Pall, thence southeasterly alongthe Koolaupoko-Kon- a boundary to

thence to and along the weBt

boundary ot Manoa Valley to the north-ern corner ot the Second Precinct,along western boundary of Second Pre-

cinct and continuing down the ridgebetween Awalollnul and Kewalo to thestarting point Polling Place PacificHeights Tramway Road and NuuanuAvenue.

FOURTH PRECINCT All that por-

tion ot the said District bounded bythe Third Precinct, Nuuanu, Vineyard,Emma, Beretanla and Alapal Streetsand a line the extension of Alapal toIts Intersection with the southeasterncorner of tho Third Precinct PollingPlace Emma Square.

FIFTH PRECINCT All that portlon ot the said District bounded byMllllanl, King, Punchbowl, Beretanla,Alapal, King and South Streets andthe Waterfront Polling Place Ka--

pualwa Building.SIXTH PRECINCT All that por-Ho- n

of .the said District bounded byMllllanl, King, Punchbowl, Beretanla,Emma, Vineyard and Nuuanu Streetsand the Waterfront Polling Place-N- ear

tho Fire Station, corner Bereta-nla and Fort Streets.

SEVENTH PRECINCT All thatportion ot the said District lying outside of the District ot Honolulu,

,

Polling Place School House, Walmanalo.

EIOHTH PRECINCT All that por-tion of the said District lying northof King Street, nnd between tho Sec-ond Precinct nnd the Third, Fourthand Fifth Proclncts. Polling Place-Tho- mas

Square.NINTH PRECINCT All that por-tlo- n

ot tho District of Honolulu bound-ed by the Socond Precinct, King andSouth Streets and tho sea. PollingPlace Corner of South Street nnd

Lane.TENTH PRECINCT All that por-

tion ot tho District of Honolulu bound-ed by tho First, Second, Third andbeventn Precincts. Polling Place i

Corner of King and Alexander Streets.FIFTH REPRESENTATIVE DIS.

TRICT. I

All that portion of the Island of Oahulying west and north of Nuuanu8treet and a line drawn In exten- -

slon thereof from the Nuuanu Pallto Mokapu Point

FIRST PRECINCT All that por-tion of tho Judicial And Taxation Dis-

trict of Koolaupoko lying west andnorth of a lino drawn from NuuanuPall to Mokapu Point. Polling Placo

Kancoho Court Houso.SECOND PRECINCT Tho Judicial

nnd Taxation District of Koolauloa.Polling Place; Koolauloa Court House.

THIRD PRECINCT Tho Judicialand Taxation District ot Walalua.Polling Place Walalua Court House, i

FOURTH PRECINCT Tho Judicialnnd Taxation District ot Walanao. '

Polling Place Walanao Court Ho'iso.FIFTH PltEClNCT All that portion

of tho Judicial and Taxation Districtof Ewn comprised In the lands of o

nnd Honoullull. Polling Place.Ewa Pavilion.

SIXTH PRECINCT All tho remain-ing portion ot tho Judicial and Tax-itlo-

District of Ewa. Polling Place-- Ewa Court House.

SEVENTH PRECINCT All thatportion of Honolulu or Kona l)lng ma-ka- i

of King street, nnd between thoSixth Precinct and Palama ChapelRoad and tho southern branch of thoOahu Railroad following same to Itsfltst near approach to tho sea, and allof Bald District lying maukn of Kingttrect between tho Sixth Precinct nndthe boundary between Kallhl and Kahnulll. Polling Plnco Kallhl Pump--,lng Station.

EIOHTH PRECINCT All that nor- -

tlou of Honolulu or Kona lying mau-,t- r

l.a of King street from tho main roadnt Kallhl valley to Llllha street and allno drawn from tho head thereof Inextension ot tho lino ot Hie of June, D.

. ... . allnun aiong ino nuge lormmg tuo west'erly border of Nuuanu Valley. Poll-ing Place King street, mauka ot

School.NINTH PRECINCT All that por-

tion of Honolulu or Kona lyingtho Eighth Precinct and Nuu-

anu street and mauka ot a lino drawnalong School strcet,tho Nuuanu streamand Bcrctatla street Polling PlaceAt Junctloi. ot Kuaklnt and Nuuanuktrects.

TENTH PRECINCT AH that por-tion ot Honolulu or Kona bounded byNuuanu street, tho Ninth, Eighth andSeventh Precincts and tho Waterfront

Polling Place Aala Park.ELEVENTH PRECINCT All that

Cortion of Honolulu or Kona lyingtcauka ot King street and between theSeventh and Eighth ITcclncts. Polling Placo Gullck Avenue, mauka otKallhlwaona School.

SIXTH REPRESENTATIVE DIS-

TRICT.Islands of Kauai and Nllhau.

FIRST PRECINCT Tho Island ofNllhau. Polling Place Nllhau SchoolHouso.

SECOND PRECINCT That portionof Kona District lying between Na Palland tho boundurj between Kckaha andWalmcn Plantations nnd n line thotxtonslon thereof along tho westernedgo of Wclui-- Vnllcy. Polling Placo

Kckaha School Houso.THIRD PRECINCT All that por

tion of the Kona District lying betweenthe Second Precinct and the land ofHanupepe. Polling Place WalmeaCourt House.

FOURTH PRECINCT From and Including Kalaheo to and Including

Polling Placo HanapepeSchool HouBe.

FIFTH PRECINCT All of the District ot Kona lying cast ot the land otKalaheo. Polling Place Koloa CourtHouse.

SIXTH PRECINCT All the Districtof Puna extending from the lands otWallua to and Including the lands ofKlpu. Polling Place Llhue CourtHouse.

SEVENTH PRECINCT All of theDistrict ot Puna extending from theland Papaa to and including theland of Wallua. Polling Place CourtHouse, Kapaa.

EIGHTH PRECINCT Extendingfrom the Kallhlwal River to and Ineluding the land ot Papaa. PollingPlace Kllauea School House,

NINTH PRECINCT Extendingfrom the Kallhlwal River to the northboundary of tho District ot Kona.Polling Place Waloll Court House.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF,I havo hereunto set my handand caused tbo seal ot the

SEAL Territory ot Hawaii to beaffixed.

DONE AT THE EXEC-UTIVE BUILDING, In Ho-

nolulu, this 17th day ofApril, A. 1905.

O. R. CARTER.By tno Governor,

A. L. C. ATKINSON.Secretary ot Hawaii.

PROCLAMATION.WIinnKAS, ACT GI of the ncgular

Session of 1905. of tho Lcsdslaturo ofthe Territory of Hawaii, has amended

Act 39, entitled "An Act CreatingCounties Within tho Territory of Ha-waii and Providing for tho Govern-ment Thereof", by striking out thowords "an Assessor and Tax Collect-or" In Section 12, Chapter C of saidAct 39, and by striking out the words"and a Deputy Assessor and Tax Col-

lector" In Section 13, Chapter 6 of saidAct:

NOW, THEREFORE, in accordaneotherewith. I. orcrmriR n. caiitrii.Governor of the Territory of Hawaii,hn.ni.., i. -- nit,,,. ., -- ii .- -. -- .mado to tho election of Assessors andTax Collectors, and Deputy Assessorsand Tax collectors, in tho CountyLlcctlon Proclamation Issued by meon the 17th day of April, A. D. 1905."ru nereuy ennmiuieu; anu inai no

..-.- .. II n- nii...- - -- -.

Deputy Assessor and Tax Collectorwill, or can. bo elected nt tho FirstElection of County Offlcers to bo held

,n tho twentieth day of Juno,""""" "'" "" ', "rtho nnm,es of any PcrBon or persons be.c:;uifi'u ui luimvu uyuu mu umiuiaus candldato or candidates for such

ionics or offlces,IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF,

I have hereunto sot mySEAL hand and caused tbo Seal

of tho Territory of Hawaiito bo affixed.

DONE AT THE EXECUTIVEDUILDINO, I n Honolulu,this 3rd day of May, A. D.1905.

O. R. CARTER.

NUUANU RESERVOIR SPECH'ICA- -

TIONS.

Where In these specifications provid-ing for payment for all extra work Itsactual reasonable cost to the Contrac-tor, It reads "plus fifteen per cent, of

It Is hereby corrected tojCHINA JUNE

Judd street, to.'ri'Mdny, day A... tho

ot

D.

A. D.

read, plus ten per tent of suld cost"C. S. HOLLO WAY,

Superintendent of Public Works.Honolulu, May 2Gth, 1205. 3083-3- t

Legal Notices.

SHERIFF'S 8ALE NOTICE.

Under and by vlrtuo of a certainAllns Execution Issued out of the Cir-

cuit Court of the First Circuit, Terri-tory of Hawaii, on the 11th day otMay, 1003, In tho matter ot the VruHamm Young Company Limited vs.Wong Kwal, I did, In the District otKoolauloa, Island of Oahu, Territory' Hawaii, levy upon, and shall

Bal and ell at public auction, tolll MRUest inuuer, at the Police Slat'n. KnlaUaua Hale, In Honolulu, Is- -

land of O""". at '2 o clock noon of

1905, right, title and Interestot tho said Wong Kwal In and to allthe following described personal property, unless tho sum of Six Hundredand Nine and ($609.65) Dollars,that being the amount for which saidAlias Execution Issued, together witheosts and my fco and expenses aro vro- -

vlously paid:All of tho Rico Crop now growing on

those two pieces or parcels of land sit- -

uato In tho District ot Koolauloa, Island of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, andbeing a portion of tho land known astho Ahupuaa Punaluu, being Apana

of the land described In R .P. 7801.I.. C. A. 9971, ono containing GOO actcs

or less and the other 40 acresor less, leased from Estate of

Bernlce P. Bishop to Wong Kwal, datedJanuary 29, 1902,

Tho above mentioned Rico Crop willmaturo and bo ready for harvest withintwo months.

Dated at Honolulu, Oahu, May 17,1905.

WM. HENRY.High Sheriff, Territory of Hawaii.

3078 May 18, 29, June 10, 19.

The FirstAMERICAN SAVINGS

AND TRUST CO.

OF HAWAII, LTD.

8UB8CRIBED CAPITAL... 1200,000.0bPAID UP CAPITAL $100,00000

President Cecil BrownVice President M. P. RobinsonCashier W. Q. Cooper

Office: Corner Fort and King Sta.8AVIN08 DEP08IT8 receive! ana

Interest allowed for yearly depots atthe of 4 per cent per annum.

Rules and regulation! furnished ntob application.

Claua Spreckels. Wm. 0. Irwlri

Claus Spreckels & Co.

BANKERS.HONOLULU, : : : t. H.

8an Francisco Agents The Nevada National Bank of San Francisco

Draw Exchange on the Nevada rttlonal Bank of San Francisco.

London The Union of London antSmith's Bank, Ltd.

New York American Exchange Natloqal Bank.

Chicago Corn Exchange NationalBank.

Paris Credit Lyonnala.Hongkong and Yokohama Hony

Banking Corporation.New Zealand and Australia Bami

of New Zealand and Bank ot Austrlasla.

Victoria. and Vancouver Bank tX

British North America.Deposits received. Loans made on

approved security. Commercial andTravelers' Credits Issued. Bills ot Hichango bought and sold.

' Collections Promptly Accounted For.

Oceanic Steamship CompanyTIME TABLE

The steamers ot this line will arrive and leave this port as hereunder

FROM SAN FRANCISCO:

ALAMEDA JUNE 2SONOMA JUNE 1

ALAMEDA JUNE 23VENTURA JULY S

ALAMEDA JULY 14

ALAMEDA JUNBVENTURA JUNE IE- -

ALAMEDA JUNE 23JULY

ALAMEDA JULY 13

In connection the sailing of tho abovo steamers, tho agents a-- e d

to Issue, to Intending passengers, coupon through tickets, by any rsttroad from San Francisco to all points In Uie United States, and from NewYork by any steamship line to all European ports.

. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO

Wm G Irwin & Co,, Ltd.OCEANIC 8. S, CO. GENERAL AGENTS.

Pacific Mail Steamship CoOccidental and Oriental Steamship

Company.Steamer of the above companies will call at Honolululeave ttile port on about the dates below mentioned:

paid cost," 24

20th

offer

of

moremoro

rate

FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.

SIBERIA JUNE 3MONGOLIA JUNE 14

DORIC JULY 8MANCHURIA JULY 15KOREA JULY 29,

Call at Manila.

T

ornd

CHINA MAY 56DORIC JUNE IS

1!JULYJULY it

SIBERIA

For general Information apply to

Ht Hackfeld &

FRANCI8CO.

MANCHURIA

AMERICAN-HAWAIIA-N S. S. CDirect Service between New and Hawaiian Islands, Via Pacific Cois:

Prom rVesw YorkS. 3. "ARIZONAN" MAY 20S. S. "HAWAIIAN" JUNE &

Freight recolved nt all times at tho Company's Wharf, 41stBrooklyn.

Prom Sun Prnnclaco To Honolulu Direct.8. 8. "NEVADAN" JUNE 1

8. 8. "NEBRASKAN" JUNE 22

Freight received at Company's Wharf, Greenwich Streetand month thereafter.

Prom Honolulu to San Frnnclaco.S. 8. "NEBRASKAN" MAY 2fS. 8. "NEVADAN" JUNE 11

Prom Seattle and TacomaVia San Francisco.

8. 8. "NEBRA8KAN" JUNE 1ft8. 8. "NEVADAN" JULY 7

For further Information apply

C. P. MORSE,General Freight Agent

COPTIC

York

Street,

H. Hackfeld & Co., Lt

Canadian-Australia- n Royal MaliSteamship Company.

Steamers ot the above line, running In connection the CANAD1AMPACIFIC RAILWAY CO. between Vancouver, B. O, and Sydney, N. a W..

and calling at Victoria, B. C, Honolulu and 8uva, FIJI, and Brisbane, aiDUE AT HONOLULU on or about theFrom Vancouver and Victoria, B.

(For Brisbane and Sydney.)

MANUKA JUNBAORANQI JULY

JUNE

Through Tickets Issued Honolulu to Canada. United States aEurope. For Freight and Passage and all general Information apply to

Theo. H. Davies & Co., ltd, Agents?- -

J. F. Morgan, President; C. J. Campbell, President; J. L. McLea.Secretary; A. F. Clark, Treasurer; N. E. Gedge, Auditor; Frank HuetaeManager.

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1C24 FORT ST I.O.O.F. Bldg. tt 152

inWDTbi- - Oahu Republican County Com-

mittee met at Republican headquartersn btrect Saturday night and

sidojtrd the following resolution:"Ik-- It resolved, by the Republican

County Committee of the County ofOahu, in meeting assembled, that I

tho Republican party of theCotuity of Oahtt, we deplore the factchat the Republican County Conten-tion of the Island of Oahu failed to

the energetic and wise policy ofPresident Rooteelt, the recognizedhead of the National Republican jiartyand of our Republican Ooternor, Geo..It. Carter, (the President's represent-ative in Hawaii), who haB nsslstcd In I

m;ry way possible to give this Ter-ritor-y

an honest, economical andrefloitlng credit

on the Republican party:".And, as the duly elected representa-

tives of the Republican party of the I

County of Oahu, we hereby, on behalfof the party, endorse not only the ad-

ministration President Roosevelt, butUiv administration of Governor GeorgeR. Carter, and heartily pledge our sup-jpor- t.

Jo that administration, recogniz-ing George R. Carter to be the head ofite "party of the Territory

f Hawaii,"IjhtIii Andrews was In the chair;

I.ludge Ilooknno waslien Zablan, secretary; John Water-Siour-

treasurer.Jt was ngrecd to have an executive

'committee, to meet every night andthe thalr gave it out that he would.appoint the committee before the nextttmijUng. The chairman, secretary andttrcasnrer are members of the commit-ice- .

On Monday next there will bo ameeting of the tounty candidates withtho County Committee, for conference. I

R R. Adams offered the above reso-lution. V. C. Roe said he wanted ex-

pressions of opinion on tho adminis-tration of Governor Carter, but these ,were iltJerrcd until a later date.

Tr.Uay, un the street, there Is consld-ru"tl- e,

talk In regard to Lorrlnbeing n County committeeman,

the opinion seeming to be that as amember of tho Territorial Central Com-inlttt- o

he has no right on the Countywomraltlee.

1H WE PLOTS

Tomorrow the Naval plots In Nuu-ain- u

cemetery will be decorated Inof Memorial Day. In former

'years work on tho plots and graves hasIikii done by Individual subscriptionfrom officers and men ot'tbo Naval Sta-

tion, tho Iroquois and other naval ves-sol- s

hero. This year, however, a Go-vernment appropriation has been madetior tho care of tho plots, and thowares, havo been well cared for andIhe Blabs cleaned up.

Some of the Naval vessels now In

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& SON, LTD.

American Co., Sole Agents.

CLOTHING

administration,

Republican

! nilSTICSQ

SWEEPING

The mlllenlum I" not hereyet, but you can at laat doyour sweeping without dutat you tweep.by ualng the World'i Only

KEROSENE IS A DISIN-

FECTANT,

and kills all diseasegermt, motht and microbesDuttless Brush.

PAJAMASAND

Nl SHIRT3SUIT CASES

HOTEL ST.. opposite YOUNG HOTEL

'the harbor will probably dress ship to-

morrow.

II YJ.U. Hill

Tonight at S o'clock the YoungMen's Christian Association of Hono-lulu will celebrate the thirty-sixt- an-

niversary of Its founding In the Y. M.C. A. building. The observances willtake the form of a program consistingof music, brief addresses, and reportsof the various officers and commit-tees. Dr. Ostrom will deliver a shortaddress, and the singers of his partywill be present and take part In the

'exercises. Following the formal pro-gram there will be a baseball game onthe gymnasium floor between two pick- -

,ed teams. After this a light luncheonwill be served.

I1II T01Captain Townsend ot the bark Man

ga Reva continues to have trouble withhis crew. Nearly half of them desertea uurmg the two weeks tne vosseilias been at Kabulul. The rest of themworked out their advance notes andthen quit the vessel last week. All therrew with the exception of four menare now in Honolulu. The took,

tabln-bo- and carpenter re-

mained on the vessel with CaptainTownsend and First Mate Ross, theman whom tbe dekcrtlng sailors ac-

cused of cruelty.Captain Townsend came to Honolulu

yesterday to see about shipping a newrrew to take the Manga Reva aroundthe Horn. He may be unable to get nnefficient crew here, and be forced tobring his men from San Francisco.

.Captain Townsend says thn men whodeserted were useless as seamen, andthey answer by declaring that owing topoor food and overwork they were Inno condition to man the vessel prop-erty,

CLOSINO NOTICE.

The Metropolitan Meat Co. will closetheir shops at 10 o'clock tomorrowluuiiiuiK. sumumb niuuiy biiiu iu ur- -

ucio vail.NOTICE.

Dr. J. P. Cowes will have charge ofmy practice during my absence.3087-l- DR. M. E. GROSSMAN.

NOTICE.

During my absence, from the IslandsMr. Samuel Weinberg will act for meunder power of attorney.

M. II. WEINnERO,Prop. Hon. Trading Co.,

3087-l- 154 N. King.

ChancesSome opportunities are not recognized until too late. This

le true about teeth. Your decayed teeth mutt be made good toprotect your perfect teeth. Sooner the better. Learn my pricesfor fixing your teeth. t jBLBBlUB! JjmiHLLHUEl

3F. L. Ferguson, D.D.S., 215 Hotel St.The export Dentists.

Our LeadersGORDON DRY GIN

Cream of Perfection.

HERALD PURE RYEUnequaled for Purity.

SYLVAN GROVE RYEA Perfect Blend 8 Years Old.

KELLOGG A. A. BOURBONHas No Equal; Guarantee.

We take pride In offering the abovewith the assurance that a trial orderwill result In your continued patronage, we aiso carry a large assortmentor wines and iiqeuer.

Thos.F.Mighe&Co.,WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANTS.

S3 KINO ST.TEU MAIN 140. P. O. BOX 755.

FOUNDJIONEY

$455 Dividends Added To

The Policy.

A STRONG ENDORSEMENT UN-

SOLICITED.

Honolulu, T. H., May 18, 1905.Mr. Clinton J. Hutehlns, General Agent

Hawaiian Islands for the PacificMutual Life Insurance Company,City.

Dear Sir; I desire to express toyou my appreciation of the prompt andbusinesslike manner In which youhave attended to the payment of theclaim against the Pacific Mutual LifeInsurance Company of California for$5,000 on the life of William Kamana,aeceasea.

I presented this claim to you on thefirst day of this month, and have to-

day, sixteen days after the presentation or the claim, receives from youa check for the sum of $5,415., beingthe amount In full of the Policy.$5,000., and $455., Increased Insurance,This Is remarkably quick time for thesettlement of the Policy and I desireto thank you and your Company forthe way In which you have expeditedthe payment of this claim.

Very truly yours,WILLIAM O. 8MITH,

Administrator EsL Wm. Kamana.

CLINTON J. HUTCHTNSGeneral Agent

920 FORT STREET.

A NEW HATFOR

3 cents.HAT

BlfACAT. IV JtsW

mIsi80LE AGENTS.

Chambers Drus Co.,LIMITKD.

COR. FORT AND KING 8TREET8.

To Paint the House

you will need paint, and If youwant the best you will orderit of us. Should you wish tomix the materials yourselfyou will find that we have thebest lot of zinc, lead, oil,turps, colors, varnishes and,for they're as necessary as thepaint, brushes, In town. Somefolks prefer to use ready-mad- e

paint, and for their ben-efit we keep a stock of

Wfiitfier, Fuller & Go.'s

Pure Prepared Patnts

than which none better aremade.

LEWERS & COOKE,Limited,

177 S. KING ST. k

Our $65 White Bronze Monuments,Are marvels otbeauty and dura.blllty. Thoy stand6 feet 8 Inches,the four sides arefitted with rcmov.able tablets withraised letters. En.dorsed by "ThoScientific American" as moBs.proof and strictlyeverlasting.FREDHARRI80NSole Agent for Is-

land. Box 184,

I SHIPPING INTELLIGENT

TIDRW,

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p a. It, a n p a, a. . .. p. . RltM

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r it 11 l.e i. 16. 1 it! $ jo I 18 6 6 I itI 11 49

I I 6 u 1 ll 6 J? ta. m. I

9 t t 1 ) ( 19' i III 6 u t)o

quarter of tho moon May 25th.

ARRIVED.Sunday, May 2S,

Stmr. Kauai, Drulin, from Kauaiports, 1:35 a. m.

Stmr. V, G. Hall, S, Thompson, fromKaunl ports, 4:20 n, m.

Stmr. Nllhnu, W. Thompson, fromHawaii ports, 4:30 n, m.

Stmr. Clattdlne, Parker, from Maulports, 5:30 a. m.

Am. schr. Aloha. Dabcl, from SanFrnnclsco, 8 a. in.

Tug Fearless, Olsen, from PearlHarbor, 4:30 p. m.

Stmr. Hclenc, Nelson, from llllo,1 a. in.

Monday, May 29.Stmr. Kocnu, Pederson, from Maul

nntl Hawaii ports, C:C0 a, m.

DEPARTED.Sunday. May 28.

Am. 8p. J. I). Thomas, Halcrow, forPuget Sound In ballast, 2 p. m.

Tug Fearless, Olsen, for Pearl Harbor, z p. m.

A.-i- t. B. a. caiirornian, Dow, ror Kahului, C p. m.

AROUND 1HANDICAP

YACHTS

Tho approaching race around tho Is-

land of Oahu for tho Governor's Cudwill be tho sole topic amongst the localyachtsmen until the event has been de- -

ciueu anu me owner 01 tne 'winningyacht has the coveted trophy In his pos-session.

No pains will be spared by the yachtowners to put their craft In such shapeas will give them every opportunity toprove their sailing capabilities. Everystitch of canvas that can be crowdedon to their spars will bo brought Intorequisition and with a stiff breeze Itcan safely bo presumed that a recordwill be established for the circum-navigating of the Island. Last year'srace was a similar course has been taken by tho Regatta Commtttoe as a baBlsupon which to handicap the flyers.Tho aiadys, (Capt. Hobron). the win- -

ner of last year s race, Is a scratch boatand sne will concede three hours tlmoallowance to her old rival. La Paloma.Tho latter yacht will have an opportu-nity on this occasion to show her speednnd her change of rig. As a sloop shewas undoubtedly faster on. the windbut with a beam wind or a breeze deadastern tho largo amount ot canvaswhich she now carries should enableher to show a clean pair ot heels.

Tbe Hawaii, sloon rig. (Sorenson &Lyle), will receive two hours startfrom the schooner and tho former willallow the flagship Spray (CommodorePicker) four hours to compensate herfor her breadth of beam.

The coming race Is considered by thelocal yachtsmen as tho most Importantcent that has taken place In tlienewaters.

Governor. Carter's generous offerwill not suffer for want of appreciationby the local Corinthians.

May 29. 190S,Temperatures C o. m., 71; 8 a. m.,

7li; 10 a. m., 77; noon, 78j morningminimum. 70.

llitrometcr, 8 a. m., 29.98; absolutenumiuity, a. m., G.Z7G grains per cu-bic foot; relative humidity, 8 a. m., CC

per cent.; dew point, 8 a. m.,64 .Wind 0 a. m., velocity C, direction

is; 8 a, m., velocity 11, direction NB;10 a. in., velocity 12, direction NE;noon, velocity 12, direction NE.

Rainfall during 24 hours endedS a. in., 0.00 inch.

Total wind movement during IIhours ended at iioon, 234 miles.

BY AUTHORITYNOTICE TO IMPENDING BIDDER8

ON BREWER WHARF.

Tho opening of tenders for tho con'etructlon of Drower's Wharf Is herebypostponed to Saturday, Juno 3rd, atit ociock m.

New blank proposals will bo furnish.ed Intending bidders providing torseparate bids upon the wharf properand upon the Dlock Pavement, Thischango Is mado ob tho available balanco in tho appropriation for thiswork Is, in all probability. Insufficientto complete the entire work.

It has therefore been deemed advlsable to receive these separate bids un.der tho one advertisement for tenders,though they aro to be treated as bidsupon two separate contracts.

C. 8. HOLLOWAY,Superintendent of Public Works.

Honolulu, T. H.. May 29th, 1905.3087-2- t

LEGAL HOLIDAY.

Notlco Is hereby given that all Ter.rltorlal offices will bo closed on Tuesday, May 30th, Memorial Day, whichis a legal holiday.

O. R. CARTER,Govornor.

Executive nuildlng, Honolulu, May20tn, 1905, 308C-2- t

Whitney & Marsh

Great Saleof

Ladies' TailorMade

Suits

In order to cloo out our entire stock of suits we. have decidedto reduce tliein to ii uniform nrico of

$12.50 per SuitOriginally priced to sell from $20.00 to $33.00.Ono suit of a kind.

Sale begins Thursday, June 1stCome early and get first choice.

NEW - TO-DA- Y

Our New

GROCERYOPENS JUNE 1st

We beg to announce to thehousewives of Honolulu that we

will open a first-clas- s grocery es-

tablishment In the Walty Block,

two doora "from MetropolitanMeat Co., on Thursday, June 1st.

Our customers, like our stock,must necessarily be all new, so

we respectfully solicit yourtrade and believe that once serv-

ed you will become a steady pat-

ron.

We cordially Invite you to ouropening.

J. M. LEVY & CO.,

WAITY BLOCK, KING ST.

ThB Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd,

ESTABLISHED 188a

Capital Subscribed Yen 200,000Capital Paid Up Yen 18,001,000

Reserved Fund Yen 9,720,000HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.

BRANCHES DombayrHongkong, Ho-

nolulu, Kobe, London, Lyons, Nagsakl, Newchwang. New York, Pe-king, San Francisco, Shanghai, Tlentsln, Toklo.The bank buys and receives for col

lection Bills of Exchange, IssuesDrafts and Letters of Credit and trans-acts a general banking business.HONOLULU BRANCH, 87 KINO ST.

NOTICE OF 8PECIAL MEETING OF

STOCKHOLDERS, AND OFCL08INQ OF STOCK TRANSFERBOOK8.

WILDER'8 8TEAM8HIP CO.

Notlco Is hereby given that a specialmeeting of tho Stockholders of WI1-der-

Steamship Company has beencalled by tho President and that thosame will bo held at tho office of theCompany In Honolulu, Oahu, on Mon-day tho twenty-nint- h day ot May,1905, at tho hour of ten o'clock a. m.of said day, for tho purpose of consid-ering and voting upon a proposal fortho salo ot all tbe business and prop-erty ot Wtlder's Steamship Company,and the dissolution ot said Company,according to tho terms proposed for

uch salo and dissolution qb laid be-

fore tho Stockholders of tho Com-pany by circular letter ot tbe Secre-tary dated March 3Ut, 1905, and forthe transaction ot such other busi-ness as may properly como before saidmeeting.

Notice Is also hereby given that thestock transfer books of Wilder'Steamship Company will be closedfrom and Including the 2Cth day otMay, 1905, to and Including tho 31tday of May, 1905.

Dy order of tho President:S. D. nOSE,

Secretary.Dated Honolulu, T. II., May 19th,

1905. 3079-S- t

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The Strongest Company Ever Broughtto Honolulu Dy tnis popular Manager.

Tonight

And Tomorrow

" TRILBY"

WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY"THE LION'S HEART"

Popular Prices 75c, 50c, and 25c,

The

Leonard

Cleanable

Refrigerator

The " Leonard CleanableRefrigerator" can be taken entirely to pieces for cleaningpurposes. It is the best re-

frigerator made anywhere. Wewill gladly explain its numer-ous points of excellence if youwill call upon us.

H. Hackfeld & Co.,Limited,

Hardware Department

Tel. Main 139. Rta. Tsl. White U

An Abundance of Flowers

For Decoration Day- -

MR8. E. M. TAYLOR, FLORI8T.

THE HAWAIIAN REALTY AND MA

TURITY CO., LTD.

Ral Estate Mortgage Loan and Investment securities. Homes Built onthe Installment Plan.

Home Office: Mclntyrs Bldg.,Honolulu, T. H.

L. K. KENTWELL. Oeneral Manager.

Hawaii has been visited with anotherearthquake shock. Purser Storey ofthe steamer Noeau, which arrived thismorning from Maul and Hawaii ports,reports that at 9:30 o'clock yesterdaymorning a heavy shock was distinctly

J felt on Hawaii, the tremor lasting sev- -

VIUI UCl'UUUS.

Auction Sales

JAS. F. MORGAN847-85- 7 Kaahumanu StmP. O. BOX 894, TEU MAIN 7

i V

Auction SaleTHURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1M5,

12 o'clock noon at my salesroom, 857

Kaanumanu street, iionoiuiu,

Lease of

Bishop Estate LandsSituate North Kona, Hawaii, and be-ing as follows:

The makal portions of tho lands ofKnhaluu, Keauhou 1, and Konuhou 2,

North Kona, Hnwall, lying bolow thoMauka Government Road, containingan area of 2800 acres more or less, ofcoffee, fruit and grazing land. Alsothe Fishing nights appurtenant to thosaid lands, until such tlmo as thosame may bo condemned or ncquircuby the Government. Proposed lensoexcepts and reserves all kulcanas notowned by tho Lessors, nlso reservingsuch rights or way mat may uo neces-sary from tho mauka Government roadto the sea. It Includes an area ofabout 80 acres of fine land formerlyleased to tho Hawaiian Tea & CoffeeCo.. Ltd.

Term of Lcaso-2- years from 1st dayot July, 1905.

upset price for tno annual rental,$500.00 net abovo Taxes and a sumequal to one-hal- f years' rental to bodeposited upon tno uay oi saie.

Conditions as usuat In Dlshop Es-a-

liDttna nnd In InplurlA n rovpnnnton tho part of the Lessee-- , to continueas s on mo nam mnus,ihould they so desire, all bona fidresidents now holding, occupying orcultivating lots. Tho Lessee shallhavo tho right to limit ho slzo of such

s to a maximum area of two(2) acres, and shall not charge a ratoin excess of $5.00 per annum per acre.

For further particulars apply to meSuperintendent of tho Ulshop Estate,Frank S. Dodge, No. 77 Merchantstreet. Honolulu: Thos. C. White. Local Agent of tho Estate, Kalnallu, Ko-

mi, Hawaii, orJAS. K. MUHUAN,

Auctioneer.

AT 10 A.M. DAILY

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CALIFORNIA, U. 8. A.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC

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Omaha, Kansas City,

Chicago, St, LouisAnd, All Principal Eastern Points,

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