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HISTORICAL TRUTH

A Plain Narrative of Startling

Facts

Dotalla of tho Conspiracy that Ledto tho Ovorturow of tho mon-

archy- Its Inception andConsummation

Conlinticd from Vcslcrday

Tho next United Status Ministorto Hawaii after tho departure ofMinister Blount wan tho Hon AlbertS Willis who arrivod at Honoluluon tho 4th of November

Oh tho 18tb at tho invitation oftho United States Minister theQuoou called at tho Legation Thisinterview whioh was of a confiden-tial

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and private nature lasted a fewminutes over half an hour

The now of tho transmission of acommunication to President Cleve-land

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by Secretary of Stnto Greshamannouncing to tho President tho re-

sult¬

of his findings in the case ofHawaii after reading tho roports ofspecial Commissioner Blount wasreceived in Honolulu on tho 21th ofNovember This nows caused intouso excitement throughout thecity

On tho evening of tho 25th a pub-lic

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mooting wns hold This was at-

tended¬

by tho supporters of thoGovernment for tho purpose ofshowing their indignation againstthe acts of President Cleveland andhis Secrotary of State Six speakersgave vent to their feelings in violontharangues One spoalter whosemotto waB Liborty or Death soovercome with the events of tho dayprevious said In 1884 when GrovorOlovolaud was first chosen Presidentof tho Unitod States it wan said thatho obtainod his olcetiou by three ItsRum Komanism and RebellionContinuing tho same speaker saidTo day follow citizens Grovor

Cleveland stands impeached boforotho American colony of Hawaii bythreo Rs aud I hopo that very soonthe U S Congress will impeach himunless ho retracts Now those threeRs are tho Restoration of a RottonRoyalty At this meeting the fol-

lowing¬

resolution wns read Thatwo hare read with surprise and regrot tho recommondation of theSecretary of Stato of tho UnitedStates to tho President to rostoretho monarnhy lately oxistlng in Ha-

waii¬

That we condemn tho assump ¬

tion of the Sooretary of Stato thatthe right of the Provisional Govornmont to exist was terminated by hisrefusal to re submit to tho Senatetho Treaty of Uuiou pending be ¬

tween tho two countries and alsohis assumption that tho ProvisionalGorornmont had at that very timosubmitted the quostlon of its con-

tinued¬

oxistonco to tho arbitramentof tho Prosideut or any other PowerThat wo support to tho best of ourability tho Provisional Governmentin resisting any attack upon it whichmay be made contrary to tho usageof nations

Commontiug on Tho Situationthe following oxtrauts from lottorsfrom the pun of a well known andablo writer written on tho 80th ofNovember and Deeombor 2ud maybe worthy of production

Mr Gresham has at present justtwo quostions to deal with

First Tho connection of hisown Govorumont with the Hawaiianrevolution

Seoond Tho proposal for annex ¬

ationAll tho other allegations wholhor

truo or falso aro as stated ruceutlyin my opn letter entirely beyond

international recognition Thecharges of corrupt praotlcos tholottory act and the attoinpted abro-gation

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of tho constitution mightmost proporly havo forrnod tho basisof memorials from thoir own cilizons to the principal Governmentsroprosontod horoj and undoubtedlya romonstranco from tho UnitedStatos Government supportod bythe othor representatives wouldhave boon regarded as a gravo in-

struction¬

by tho Sovereign of asmall powor like Hawaii

That courso howovor was notpursuod and Mr Gresham has beouasked to do in consideration

religion and his own lleshand blood what no statesman cando without violating tho laws ofeivilizod nations A groat doal issaid about India and Africa andTexas but wo must keep to Hawaiiwith whioh nation tho Unitod StatosIS

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bound by treaties of friendshipwhich she cannot and will not broak

Tho situation thon is simply thisas far as Mr Grosham is concernod

1 Did tho United States forcesassist tho rovolution

2 Can tho Unitod Status annexHawaii on tho conditions of the offermado

With tho first question I have noconcorn and to tho socond questionI have answered consistently in thenegative ovor ninco I hoard of it

What then is the situation as faras wo in Hawaii aro concorned Itlooks to me rather serious MrGresham has seon fit to censure hisown oflieors and to charge thornwith using fraud and forco Fordoing this and for a merely rumorodintontion on his part to undo theirwork the chief magistrate aud thoohief oxecutivo of tho great Ameri ¬

can nation havo boon publicly cen-

sured¬

at a mass meoling presidedover aud addressed by Bonie of thohighest officials of the HawaiianGovernment

Mr Hatch in his communis on asmall part of my letter publishod byyou on Friday seems to imply thatI rogard Mr Grcshams censure ashaving been confined to officials ofhis own nation On tho contrary Ibelieve that whereas Mr Greshamusos tho words fraud oud force todescribo tho aots of tho UnitedStates oflioials ho would ueo a muchuglisr word to define tho act ofthose so called Hawaiians who in ¬

vited tho fraud aud forcoTho real point however is that a

mass meeting was callod to resenttho supposod attitude of tho Secretary of State and the sanctiongiven to it by tho presence and pre ¬

sidency of two of tho highest ofli-

oials¬

of tho Hawaiian ProvisionalGovorn ment will undoubtedly boregarded as a gravo diplomaticaffront

I imagiuo that many of tho ora-tors

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regarded themsolvon asAmerican citizens deuounoiug thoopposition loader but the Ministerand ox Ministers of the HawaiianProvisional Government could onlybo there as Hawaiians and may notdenounce with impunity the headsof friendly powors I think thiswill bo mado vory clear by tho answor that will probably bo given atWashington to tho petition ofAmerican citizens whioh is an ¬

nounced as going forward It willthon bo known that ovory man whoclaims and oxoroisos tho rights ofcitizenship in a foreign land losestho protection of his former ling atleast so long as ho resides in thatforeign land

1 Tho rovolutiou of Januarywas said to bo representative of Hawait

2 If so the actors must havoboon Hawaiian citizens

3 If Hawaiian oitizonB theycannot olaim protection ca citizensof any othor Stato

1 If thoy woio uot Hawaiiancitizens how oamo they to offer thosovereignty of Hawaii to any othernation

If my four propositions aro trueand if the ovidencu given by Mr SM Damon is truo it is uot possiblethat auy Sooretary of Stato will overunsay what Mr Gresham has said

To bo Continued

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Bamo day Mahnkona Kawalbao and Laupahoehoo the following day arriving atHilo tho snnio afternoon

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Tuesday Mar 10iTiuayTuetday

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Friday JulyJOTnosday July 27Friday Aug 0Tuesday Aug 17Friday Auc 27Tuesday Sept 7

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Tuesday Nov 0Friday Nov 10Tuesday Nov 30Friday Deo 10Tivsday Dec 21Friday Dec 31

Itctumliifr will leavo Hilo at 8 oolookA m touching at Laupahoohoo Mahtikona ana Kawalbao same day MakcnaMaalaea Bay ond Lahaina the Tollowlncday arriving ot Honolulu afternoonsor Tuesdays and Fridays

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Ctf No Freight will bo received after fA m on day of suiting

TIio popular route to Volcano Is viaHilo A good carriogo road thu entire dlotanco ltoiind trip tickets covering allespouses 5000

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Will leavo Honolulu Tuosdays at 5 r mtouching at Kobului Hana Hamoa andKipahulu Maul Iluturnlng arrives atHonolulu Sunday mornings

Will oUI at Nitu Kaupo onco eachmonth

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This Company will reserves the righttomake changes in tho tlmoof dopartuie andarrival of its Steamers without notice andIt will not bo responsible for any conscquencos arising therefrom

Oonsluuces must bu nt tho Ijindtnirn inreceive tbolr frclgbt this Company willnot hold Itself responsible for iroight afterIt bus bcon landed

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Gainst the wrong that needs resistanceFor the right that nccdi assistanceFor the future in the distance

And the aood that we can do

1 am in the place whereof I am demandeaof conscience to speak the truth and the truthl speak impwin it teho so list

Advertisements una companled by spe ¬

cific instructions Inserted till ordered outAdvertisements discontinued boforo ex-

piration¬

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Address all communications to tho Edi ¬

torial Department to Kdmnnd NorrioBusiness letters should be addressed tothe Manager

F J TESTA Proprietor and Pub ¬

lisherEDMUND NOBBIE EditorW HORACE WRIGHT Assistant

EditorResiding in Honolulu

WEDNESDAY JAN 20 1897

DOLE THE AMERICAN

A hundred new fire hydrants airiTod by the Miowora They comefrom tho Ohapmau Valvo Manufac-turing

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Company Boston and arofor tho water works department Itis purposed to replace tho old plugswith the new ones Tho newhydrants are smallor bub muchstronger than tho old boing cap-

able¬

of sustaining onormous pres-

sure¬

from the mains

Tho above paragraph appears in

this mornings Adrertisor and con-

tains¬

some food for thought

Wo are told every day that ourcommercial and political life is

wrapped up in American interestsand our official organs are dailypresenting our alleged claims forAmerican friendship recognitionand protection Why theu does theGovernment of Hawaii import itsfreight and its material by Britishsteamers in lieu of using tho Amor

ioan lino

Tho hydrants roforred to were

manufactured and purohasod in

Boatou but they were shipped via

Canada and British Columbia And

this is by no means tho first timethat tho Qororntnent and our Am-

erican

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merchants hare patronizedthe British lines in preference to thoAmerican Former manifests at thoCustom Houso prove that beyonddispute

Wo have tho groatoat friendshipfor tho British Hues both on landsoa but wo do think it more thanabsurd to have the Government of

Hawaii aud its backors howling fora continuance of tho reciprocitytroaty with tho United States andfooling very badly used indeed if

tho Government of tho States shouldabrogato that troaty bocauso theseoiprocity is all ono sided Tho

diplomacy anil policy of Mr Dolesfunny little ropublio aro very

much like tho whiskers of thatstatesman It is all superficial

THE LABOR QUESTION

It ip of courso very pleasing to

notice that au effort is being mado

to bring a uumbor of Gorman or

Austtinu contract laborers to thoso

islands Under our labor laws thbplanters who import Asiatic pou

tract laborers are corapellod to bringin non Asiatics in tho proportion of

10 porcont of Asiatics

This has to bo douo withiu a yoanand thero havo bemi grave doubtswhethor whito labor under our pro

sont circumstauces was obtainableMr Glade formerly connected withH Hackfeld Co- - visited tho

islands and expressed himself con-

fident

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of boing able to iuduco Aus

trians or Germans to come hero as

laborers uudor contract

Thero is no reason howovor forour contemporaries to go into hy ¬

sterics with joy over this new de-

parture¬

In tho first instauco tho

proposed immigration of Gormausis simply a case of ihubI with theplanters They havo to furnish con-

siderable

¬

bonds to comply wi h thelabor laws whenever they importAsiatic contract laborers aud of

course thoy do not desire to see

thoso bonds forfoitod

Tho former exporienco with Gei

mau and Scandinavian contractlaborors has cortainly not been suchas to make us feel greatly encour-

aged

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with the prospect of havinganother batch of whito slaves

landed here Why not let these 120

Germans or Austrians come horo as

free laborors The vory journalscrying for annexation aro rojoiciugat the prospect of getting whitecontract labor to Hawaii which

ovontually will yet prove the groatost stumbling block against cloorunion

Wo only hope however that thomen to ho brought hero uudor thoauspices of Consul Glade will bo

told the truth and nothing but thetruth prior to their departuro from

their homes Let thorn fully under-

stand¬

that they aro not invited toonter an Eldorado That fifteen

dollars a month in Hawaii are by nomeans equivalent to sixty marks inGermany That when their employerviolates the condition of tho contracts thoro is no penalty for him

but if they violate one clause thedoors of tho prison aro opened andgoodly or a share of thoir wages is

confiscated And let them under ¬

stand that whou their contracts ex-

pire¬

they face the world without a

cent bocauso it is impossible forthorn to livo and support thoirfamilios aud savo money thoy mustthou ontor into competition withtho Ohiuoso and Japanoso who by

that timo will overrun tho countryIf all this is told them aud thoystill dosiro to como wo wish themall possible success and bid Mr

Glades Austrians welcomo to thisJapan oso Paradise

By the way Consul Glade mightshow his 120 friends the followingparagraph from thin mornings Ad ¬

vertiser

A sight near tho Paoific Mailwharf yesterday was o gang of fourwhito men undor a Japanese luuaromoviug a Hag pole Tho polo wastaken to Dowors shop below thoold Pish Market While tho whitomen wrestled with tho load theJapanese stood over and gaveordors

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The age of miraolos is returningthat is if tho Advortiser has correct ¬

ly loporled Mr Kaulukou of whichwo confess io have gravo doubtsMr Kaulukou came into promiuonco

in thw n lgu of Kalakaun under thoadministration of Mr Gibson andwas the advocate of tho 10000000

loan the fitting up of tho Kaimiloaand a dreamer of tho confederationof tho islands of tho Paoifio undortho sovereignty of Kalakaua MrKaulukou also went to Japan towork for a oonvontiou undor whichtho Japanrso might ontor thesoislands as competitors for labor andtrade but all this is history Thomiraculous olemenb in the grandintorviow of Mr Kaulukou is thoremarkable development of hismind the most singular feature be ¬

ing tho strong resemblance of his

composition favoring annexation toother compositions usually oroditedto Mr William It Caitlo To thoobservant citizen this resomblauco

may bo accounted for by propin-

quity

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to his mentor or by a studyof tho real estate rogistor Whilewo congratulate the Annexation

Loague upou this latest accession toits ranks wo may comfort the antiannexation party by tho piousthought that their loss is undoubt ¬

edly the gain of tho apostate

TOPICS OF THE DAY

J M Poopoo will looturo on law

subjects before the Y H I ThoEnglish rulo is that overy gontlomaushould bo a lawyor whether ho

practices or not As the ignoranceof tho law oxouses no ono oven asuperficial knowledge by tho classos

is of benefit to the lawyers Yet

after all a technical cducatiou is

bettor than a theoretical and brainwoarying ono

How curious tho law of universalretribution is working Ono by ono

tho 20 spies of tho Governmentwhoso perjury cent honest uion tojail are drifting into notoriety in

Police Courts hero and elsewhereJail birds eventually return to theirhomo roost Our sympathies aro

extended to tho Government which

pormittod the plausiblos to fool

them Brown aud Cooper aro even

now probably ashamed of tho asso-

ciates¬

of their predecessors who

handled matters with less disorotiouthau their sense of right would have

suggested National fear upsets oc-

casionally¬

calm judgement Atonefor tho past and lot the thoughtfuland well meaning men havo a handin tho now doal They may holp you

WATERFRONT WHISPERINGS

Tho steamor Mikahala CaptainThompson arrived early this morn ¬

ing from Kauai with 5300 bags ofMakaweli sugar

Tho ship S P Hitohcook CaptainGates receivod 800 bags of M A Ksugar from the steamer Mikahalathis morning

Tho brigantiuo W G Irwin wasalongside tho Intor Island wharfthis morning receiving a first instal ¬

ment of 8500 bags of Makawelisugar

Tho steamer Kaala left at 0 oclockthis morning for the circuit of Oahu

Tho bark Aldon Besse CaptainPotter is discharging at the Oaeauiodock Sho brings a oargo of 500tons oonHigned to W G Irwin Coand several other consignees

Tho Hawaiian bark Ii P IiithetCaptain T Thompson is docked attho Esplanade wharf Sho commoucod discharging her cargo ofcoal 1G00 tons this afternoon fortho Intor Island Btoaiuship company

The steamer Lehua is alongside

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tho Kinau wharf A gong of men iskept busy caulking hor deck and re-

painting¬

Sho will resume hor oldroute in a couple of days

Tho stoamors Iwalani and Nooaumay bo lookod for on Friday nextfrom Hamaliua The Keau llouwith Elcolo sugar is duo on tho samoday Tho throo steamers aro expectod to bring between them about12000 bags of sugar for P A Schaofor Co

Tho Mikahala sails at 5 oclockthis afternoon for Hauamaulu to re-

turn¬

ou Saturday next

Two fino boats for tho WilderSteamship Company wore broughtdown on tho Aldon Beeeo Thoywill be used as sugar carriers

Thoo H Davies Co agents fortho S S Warrimoo do not look forthat Btoamors arrival from thoColonies until tho 2Gth iuat

There wore 17 cabin passougoraby tho Kinau yosterday Sho broughtthe following cargo 200 sks washod sugar 273 bags spuds 81 skscorn 29 swine and 219 packagessundries

Tho greased lightning weigherand magician Ted Tracoy is scalingoff 18C3 bags to tho ship S P Hitchoock at tho Ocoanio wharf to day

Tho steamor Kilauoa Hou CaptFrooman is expected to arrive to-

morrow¬

morning with sugar fromKukaiau and Honomu

Congratulations of tho whisperoris extoudod to Captain Bert Tullottof tho James Makoo on the arrivalof a bouncing little Britisher in hisfamily on Sunday last

Ii W Hamilton and four deckpassengers arrived this morning perMikahala from Kauai

Tho British ship Fort George willrun in tho Hawaiian Ira Jo It is re-

ported¬

that Honolulu parties ownconsiderable shares in tho vessel

The bark O D Bryan CaptainJohn Loe left to day for San Fran ¬

cisco with 1600 tons of sugarCaptain Willard of tho Amolia is

taking his long vacation in thostream Ho will get a show to dis ¬

charge lumber in about two weeksfrom now

Ladies Night Gowns well madeonly 50 cents Ladies Night Gowubembroidery Yoke trimmod Glovesfor SI at N S Sachs

The most prominent analyticalchemists of tho United States roport that Duffys Malt Whiskey istho puroat hi the world Tho Anchorkeeps it

The Kewalo Prize Lot

All suggustious for tho namo oftho beautiful little lake at Kewalonow under courso of constructionby Bruce Waring Co must bohanded in by Saturday evening tho30th inst as the award will bo madeon tho following Monday Fob 1

All envelopes containing namosshould be markod For Tho LokoContest

BRUCE WARING CO811 Fort Street Honolulu

HAWAIIAN

Opera HouseTuesday Evening Jan 26 1897

GWAJSTD CONCERTBY

Donald De V Graham

The Well known Concert Singer

AND -Madame Breitschuck Marquardt

Tlie Worlds famous Uarplsf

Full Program to ha AnnouncedJ tftter

fF Sale of Reserved Seats willopen at Wall NiohoU Cos store tomorrow morning at 9 a m

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Timely Topics

Honolulu Jan IS 1S96

Tho prophets aro at workTho public is told ono day thaiif wo dont got annexed to thoUnited Stales tho Hawaiian Isl-ands

¬

will go to tho demnitionbow wow and noxt day anotherprophet arises and lolls us thatwo cannot got annexation undorany circmnstancos and that thooutlook for tho abrogation of thoReciprocity troaty is good

While listening to theso diroprophecies wo notice that thoworld inovod on and that thopeoplo plod along as usual andgivo and tako into marriago andporform othor acts of routine

It is woll howovor to bo propared for tho worst and all prudont peoplo should now oxorcisotho greatest economy in house-hold

¬

affairs Tho parson thering and bridos gown aro notall that is necessary to establisha household Othor things arowanted in JCitchon and PantryCall at our stores and select yourkitchen furnitures which wofurnish at chonp prices and ingroat variety To day wo makospecial mention of tho GEMIOE SHAVERS These handyimplements will bo found voryeconomical Instead of broakingtho ico and wasting it tho shaverwill scrapo tho quantity youwant from tho block in an oasyand convenient manner

Tho Fish Senior should alsobo found in ovory kitchon Itsaves labor and takes tho scalesoff a fish as easy aud cloanly asa harbor takes tho hair off yourhusbands chin

A call at our stores will con-vince

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Monowal Fob It 07Alameda Mar II 07Mariposa Apr 8 07Moan May 0 1897Alameda Juno a 07Mxrlposn July 1 07Monnn July 21 1807Alameda Aug 20 07Mariposa Sfipt 21 07Moana Oct 21 1x07Alameda Nov 18 07

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leaie HonoluluAlamoda Fob 1 07

Mar 1 07Moana Apr 1 UOTAla oda Apr29 07

May 27 07Moana June 2 1 07

MariposaAnj101n7Moana 8oii 10 07Alameda Oct 11 07

Nov 11 07Moana Jo 0 1807

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of tho moons orbit totho horizon accounts for tho Harvest aud tho Hunters moowhich occur when tho is

thus tho moonto riso about tho same timo for sev¬

eral Tho moonoften appears rnuuh whenon the horizon but this is causodby tho foaturo of tho airabout tho horizon and the natural

to comparo it with ter ¬

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Had a Blablo Mind

Smiths son was givon tohorses aud dogs and his ¬

sarorod of tho turf But hobeggod to bo allowod to appoar atau clerical whichhis gifted paront was about to giveand was allowed a soal byto bo silont tho

at tho latter ond oftho dinner thoro oocurrod a pauseand tho son broke in Is your lordBhip able to toll mo what was tho

of whonho came off tho grassSmith was horrified by hisraahnoss but theby lvo always told myfriouds that my son whatmight bo called a Btablomind

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1VVltlM1lVThe following Reduction in Prices will continue untiJ we

are tired of selling our Splendid Goods

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if the warm saucor is replaood by a cold ouo Whirlwindsand squalls aro whon thoalcohol is very warm and if tholiquid is warmor on ono sido thoclouds may bo soon to rotate arounda horizontal axis

Patriotic Cuban Woman

Senora Pilot ro tho only womanwho holds au officers commissionunder Gomez and who commands abattalion of 200 devoted men whiloher husband is a Colonel in theSpanish army deserves somethingmor than common praise for highprinciple aud patriotism Thoro aroalso other Oubau women moved byequal patriotic zoa who are fight-

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It is claimed that the trco fromthe bark of which quiniuo is obtainedfurnishes uo quiniuo except inmalarial rogions If tho troo ispluutod in a malarial distriot it willproduce quiuine if it is planted in auou malarial district ia will notproduce quiniuo It if thoreforeinferred that quiniuo is a malarialpoison drawn from tho soil andstorod up in tho bark of thistiuo

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inventor Walter HancockStrairjhtford

brought omnibusdesign which both ologant

accordance comforttravellers Companiesformed workobject being fromPaddington Brightoucook contracted supply

rolling stockyears coaches re-

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longjourney from London

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tects the lungs since the hairyliuing of the nasal cavitios arrest allforoign matter that may bo drawninto them Tho squaw frequentlyholds together her infants lips forfive minutes at a timo to compel itto breathe through thq nose Ex

Tho famoiiB pianist Anton Rubinstein left a voluminous book to bepubljshod as A Basket of ThoughtsTho following extraot under thohead of Rellgiou will give someidea of its oharaotor Thoro arotwo kiuda of priests honost auddishonest The houost oues deceivethemselves the dishonest deceivethoir fellow men

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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWB

Minister Cooper insnontod tliomilitary this morning

Straw Hats at your own price atKorrs

Tho Board ot Publio Instructioushould moot this aftoruoou

Laco Ourtaius from 51 to 20 porpair at Kotrs

Tho Amorioau Loaguo may probably oloot now officers on January22ud

Shooting Bedspreads aud Blan ¬

kets in all qualitioB at KorrsTwo nicely furnished rooms for

lady or noutlunian to rent at No 4Garden Lano

Ladies Chemises 8 for SI LadiesSkirts for HO fonts at N S Sachs

Tho II A A 0 moot this evouiugt tho Y M 0 A to discuss in ro

gard to the recont sports

Ladios Muslin Underwear at barfraiu prices at N S Sachs B20 FortBtroot

It is roportod thnt Julian D Hyuohas reached Vancouver and maypossibly return hero to meet hisfriends and foes

Dimities and French MusliiiBPlain aud Dotted Swiss in all quali ¬

ties at KorrsJudge says that the Presidents new

prayer in view of Queen Liliuokalams visit is save mo from my groataud good friend Very witty 1

Home lunch at tho Anchor withRainier beer or other beveragesfrom 11JJ0 to 130

Blasts on public stroots iu middaywithout warning aro not conduciveto health or safety of limb Nervoushorses and pstoplo aro apt to oomoto grief

Tn roplaoingtho old firo hydrantsfor the now perhaps tho properDepartment will suo to it that t hoydo not interfere with podestriautravel

Dout worry and make under wearwheu you can buy it so choap allready mado at N S Sachs

Why cattle pigs and sheep shouldbo driven through tho streets iumidday is as much a puzzle tostrangers as is tho habit of throwingbanana aud oranga pool on the side-walk

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without romarks from thopolice ollicors

Company Ba mooting last eveningwas healthy aud a manly one andfrom all appearances it will remainon tho rostor as a craok CompanyTho cloud of financial olligatiouswill soon float away iu the sun ofbusiness and patriotic prosperity

Mr Harry Qillig will arrive horoby tho Coptic on the 23d In hisparty are editor Jerome A Hart ofTho Argouaut and AlexanderHamilton of tho firm of Baker andHamilton Sau Francisco ThoGillig party will return to Californiaon the lUtn ol 1obruary

To find a beor to suit all tastesWas not an easy battle

But tho Louvro won when it obtain ¬

edThat favorito draught Seat tlo

In addition to the Rainier Seattlebeor tho Anchor keeps tho finostblends of liquors Notably amongstthorn aro John DowarsSootoh Whis ¬

key Standard Time OPS Long Lifeand Duffys Malt

Ono of tho largost shipmouts ofbeer for tho sason was roceivd byHarry Kloramo of tho Louvre fromthe Seattlo Browing Co Importersof Rainier Beer Gnu it necessary toinoroaso thoir orders every month tomoot tho increasing demand Soldin bottlei or on draught at thoLouvro

Childrens fanoy Handkorohiofsat CO cents a dozen Saohs WhitoHemmed Stitch Handkorohiofs at85 cents a dozon fino EmbroidorodHandkorohiof 2 for 25 couts at N SSaohB

The Independent adds its fowwords of sympathy and condoloncowith his family on tho death ofJames H Bolstor He was a youngman full of promise iu tho professionof journalism Honest modestrolUblo and popular and a quietfriend maker His labors aro overon the throshold of a prosperouscareer

Undor tho raanaeomout of W

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Corlylo assisted by Jamos Olds Jrtho Empire is continually makingiraprovomonts and It is rapidly bocoming to bo ono of the tonyplaoos intown Now that tho nowioo ohesC is in place the Wiolandbeor oomos up bright clear andsparkling and recalls past momorioswjiou that boor was tlio best on thomarket Tho Empire has alwaysbeen celobrated for its old and Iiaported wines and its liquors aroclean and puro

Jul cAUSJ tit4SUK

A MUSIOAA TREAi

Scorn of tho Opera House willOron

It was statod a while ago that twoof the loading musicians of SauFrancisco probably would pay a

vUit to Honolulu and during thoirstay hero would giro ono or twoconcerts

Mrs Macquardt aud Donald doV Graham are tho artists roforredto and thoy have boon induced byMr Harry Gillig to join his partywhich will arrivo hero by tho Coptioon Friday tho 22nd inst

A concert will bo given at thoOpera House on Tuesday tho 2Gth

and tho musical people of Honoluluwill havo an opportunity to enjoy athorough musical treat

Mrs Macquardt is porhaps thomost briliant harpist in tho worldTho gifted lady has been heard inHonolulu eome years ago and showas received with well deserved enthuiaim

Mr Donald do VGraham is prominont as a musician in and outsidoof Califoruia He is a welcomeguett iu tho most exclusive societyin San Francisco and it will bo agroat pleasure to hoar him at a pub-

lic¬

concert hero Mr Graham hasvisited Honolulu boforo but couldnot be inducod to givo a concert

The object of tho voyago of MrsMacquardt and Mr Graham is sim ¬

ply pleasure Mr Gillig howeverhasporsuadod thorn to givo ono concert hero aud we understand that hnmay be found willing to assist hisfriends by lotting his maguifieontvoice be heard at the concert iu onoor two songs

Tho box plau will be opouod atWall Nichols Co to morrowmorniug at 9 oclock aud it will benecessary to secure soats as early aspossible

Tho Walklkl Oasos

In tho Police Court this morningtho cases against Johu Ashworth ofSaratoga and Jim Sborwood of LongBranch wero called

Owing to tho illness of a witnessthe A th worth enso was postponedat tho roquoat of his attorney A GM Robertson Tho Sherwood casewas then proceeded with MarshalBrown prosecuted and CreightonSi Corroa appeared for tho defend ¬

ant who was charged with sellingliquor without a Hcoiibo at Waikikion tho 10th inst to which chargo aplea of not guilty was entorod

Tho first wituoss callod was amounted patrolman who gavo hisname as Ohas 0 Conloy but underoross examiuatiou admitted tho usoof an alias Ho testified to havingbeen instructed by tho Marshal totry to catch Shorwood for whichthe Marshal liberally furnished himwith eight dollars taxpayers moneyof which four wero marked MrConloy alias otc testified that hodrovo in a buggy to a dark corneron Queou street where ho was motby Gub Cordon Marshal Brown anda soldior named Sinclair Thero horeceived more instructions and heaud Sinclair drove to Waikiki whorothoy eventually bought boor fromShorwood aud paid with tho markedcoin In cross examination MrOroighton asked a lot of disagreea-ble

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questions of Mr aliasConloy eliciting from him answorswhich indicated that tho Marshalsomployeu deserted from tho U S SPhiladelphia by tho advice of anofilcor of that ship Mr Oroightonblandly akod tho witness whothortho naval ollicors of tho U S aro intho habit of advising tho mon todesert a question which yot remainsunanswered

Gus Oordes Siuolair and otherwitnesses for tho prosecution werocalled and at noon he oaso wasadjourned till 10 a m to morrow

A Narrow Kecapo

Mr B Bergosou tho genial sowiugmaohino agout met with an exporionco yesterday which he willforgot iu a hurry

Mr Borgordou had closed hisollloa about 5 p m and proparod toonter his carriage The horse start¬

ed before Mr Borgoreon had placodhis foot on tho stop and ho fell botweeu tho wheel The horeo start- -

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ed off and Bergorson succpoded iugrasping the dashboard and iu thatposition was droggrd under thocarriago from Balhol to Nuuauustreet whoro tho horse ran against apost and was stopped

The coat troupers and shoes ofMr Bargorsou wore torn to shrodsduring his perilous journey but asby a miracle be osoapod any seriousinjuries aud is only complaining ofa few bruises

This fact so pleasing to tho genialgoutlomens numerous friends is somuch more remarkable as he withjuslico can bo placed in tho hoavyweight class Tub Independentsuggests that Mr Bergorsonin tho future abandon acrob-

atic¬

feats aud stick to theSingers aud that if ho insist iu

riding in carriages he ehoso to do iton top as other people do and notundornoatli tho vohicle

A Street Bceilo

Cbinosa dray No 92 loaded withChinese freight made a sensationthis morning on the comer of Hoteland Nuuanu streets Tho drivor evi-

dently¬

wanted to assist the Tolophono Company in removing thoold postB and he ran his dray intothe post on tho corner with con-

siderable¬

forco and apparent gleeTho tnlophono post although oldstood tho shock Not so thd horsesono which turned a completo somer-

sault¬

and for a momeut tho air wasfull of horsos sauuhoo soya Ohihobo drivers and profane languageTho cop then arrivod aud orderoddroy No i2 to move on which thodriver evontually did after haviugput tho horso on tho dray aud asoya in tho traces

Born

Tullett At Maternity HomoHonolulu on Sunday January 171897 to tho wife of Captain Tullotta son

Kunu At Maternity Home Ho-

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on Tuesday Jnuuary 191897 to tho wife of William Koikia son

Died

Bolster - At Kohala Hawaii Jan-uary

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14 1897 James H Bolster agod20 years

BUSINESS LOCALS

Plain Colored Sateen all thogood shades 15c per yard at KerrV

Scotch Ginghams in stripe checksand plain colors 15c por yard atKerrs

Ladies Black Cotton Hoso FastBlack 225 por dozen pairs atKorrs

Buffalo Beor has proved its im ¬

mense popularity at tho Hoyal Paci-fic

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and Cosruoublitau Saloons Thocelebrated Eabst is also retainedthere in draft or in bottle Tho in-

terchangeable¬

check system thnt hasproved such a convenience to thopatrons of these popular resorts isalso in voguo

Jayasuriya tlio Ciugaloso importerhas opened a now store at No 6Hotel St almost at tho coruor ofHotel and Nuuanu streets whore hohas some splendid specimens of Cin-galese

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laco and jo wolry The pricesaro within tho roaeli of all from thopoorest to tlio richest An inspectionwill amply ropay tho lovers of thocurious and beautiful

Who built tho Pantheon Wodont moan tho Pantheon of AnoiontHistory but the modern ono on Fortand notol Tho one with tho bestreading room in tho city WhylJim Dodd and Enterprise beerfrioudly and courteous troatmont byall connected with it and tho faotthat everything iu stouk is of thobest quality and old Jim stands byns a truo friend to all true mon

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Jx LOSiijGonoral Agent for tho Hawaiian Islands

ONE ON LEAP YEAHTills Is tho latest on leap year A

well Known young gentleman declinedto cnll upon a very charming younglady living In Queen Anne town Whenpressed for a reason ho said She Istoo much like Itnnle Veer Shesbright sparkling nnil pure ami sofull of life I nm afraid she will pop

On tap or In bottles nt the Criterion

W DIMONDS

If you huvo passed our loroat night during tho past weekyou have noticed lights burningand tho force of clerks at workoponing boxes and cases andmarking up goods Tho cus-tomers

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took all of tlio limo thoclerks had during tho day andtho only opportunity wo havohad to got on with tho work isat night

Lots of novolties havo beonbrought by recont vessels fromtho Coast and wo aro now readyfor our spring campaign Thoboauty of our novolties lies inthoir usefulness thoros no wearout to thom and each ono fills awant Tho Primus oil slovo istho latest good thing to roachhero and it is destined to revo-lutionize

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tho cooking industryIt burns nothing but korosonooil and on tho principal of gasolino but without tho dangor ThoPrimus will boil wotor in threeminutes

Mannss greon bono cutler isnot of much uso anywhoro butin tho poultry house and thereit is a necessity No othor storoin Honolulu handles this arti-cle

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Soap is wastod in thokitchon unless a soap savor isusod Wo havo thom mado ofwire that arc economic goms

Tho Crown sell basting roast ¬

ing pans aro so woll known asnot to roquiro mention boyondsaying that wo soil thom Thosame thing goes with our icopicks nothing liko thom havoover boon sold horo for thomomoy or convenience Exten-sion

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toast forks bolong iu ovoryhouso whoro toast is eaten

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In an establishment likoours so many things for thotablo may bo found that it isdifficult to mako a soloction Womako an effort to socuro onlytho host obtainable and tho rosult is that our list of customersis largo

Wo havo gonuino Scotch horrings and bloator maekoroloithor of which will bo foundoxcollont An ontiroly now arti ¬

cle to this market is concontratcdTonmtoos Ooldon Phoasnntbrand Lowis Cos Mnltosobrand of Asparagus and Lowisuncovered hams Theao arogoods wo can recommend andporsons who havo tried thomonco return a second timoSmyrna figs and FAHD datesnow crop are especially finoGonuino Now York Sago Ohoosois anothor dolioaey not oftonfound in Honolulu but wo havoa slock of it

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With a combination of looks andsprings M Loguir Frenchman hastnado a bieyclo which if it will notabsolutely go into pocket may beguarded from the tender morcios ofthe nvorngo porter by boiug put inau ordinary trunk It is not a toybut a full sizod machine

A banker at Adrian Mich who istroublod with au irritable tomporkeeps a barn full of cats and whouho gets out of sorts ho goes outgrabs up a oat and cuts its head oilwith an ax His wifo doosnt approro of the habit but is afraid tobroak him of it

Tho last State lottery in Englandwas drawn on Ootober 18 182G andin tho samo year lottorios woro doalared illegal by an act of Parlia ¬

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wiseA wealthy Englishman who re

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HISTORICAL TRUTH

A Plain Narrative of Startling

Facts

Dotalla of tho Conspiracy that Ledto tho Ovorturow of tho mon-

archy- Its Inception andConsummation

Conlinticd from Vcslcrday

Tho next United Status Ministorto Hawaii after tho departure ofMinister Blount wan tho Hon AlbertS Willis who arrivod at Honoluluon tho 4th of November

Oh tho 18tb at tho invitation oftho United States Minister theQuoou called at tho Legation Thisinterview whioh was of a confiden-tial

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and private nature lasted a fewminutes over half an hour

The now of tho transmission of acommunication to President Cleve-land

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by Secretary of Stnto Greshamannouncing to tho President tho re-

sult¬

of his findings in the case ofHawaii after reading tho roports ofspecial Commissioner Blount wasreceived in Honolulu on tho 21th ofNovember This nows caused intouso excitement throughout thecity

On tho evening of tho 25th a pub-lic

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mooting wns hold This was at-

tended¬

by tho supporters of thoGovernment for tho purpose ofshowing their indignation againstthe acts of President Cleveland andhis Secrotary of State Six speakersgave vent to their feelings in violontharangues One spoalter whosemotto waB Liborty or Death soovercome with the events of tho dayprevious said In 1884 when GrovorOlovolaud was first chosen Presidentof tho Unitod States it wan said thatho obtainod his olcetiou by three ItsRum Komanism and RebellionContinuing tho same speaker saidTo day follow citizens Grovor

Cleveland stands impeached boforotho American colony of Hawaii bythreo Rs aud I hopo that very soonthe U S Congress will impeach himunless ho retracts Now those threeRs are tho Restoration of a RottonRoyalty At this meeting the fol-

lowing¬

resolution wns read Thatwo hare read with surprise and regrot tho recommondation of theSecretary of Stato of tho UnitedStates to tho President to rostoretho monarnhy lately oxistlng in Ha-

waii¬

That we condemn tho assump ¬

tion of the Sooretary of Stato thatthe right of the Provisional Govornmont to exist was terminated by hisrefusal to re submit to tho Senatetho Treaty of Uuiou pending be ¬

tween tho two countries and alsohis assumption that tho ProvisionalGorornmont had at that very timosubmitted the quostlon of its con-

tinued¬

oxistonco to tho arbitramentof tho Prosideut or any other PowerThat wo support to tho best of ourability tho Provisional Governmentin resisting any attack upon it whichmay be made contrary to tho usageof nations

Commontiug on Tho Situationthe following oxtrauts from lottorsfrom the pun of a well known andablo writer written on tho 80th ofNovember and Deeombor 2ud maybe worthy of production

Mr Gresham has at present justtwo quostions to deal with

First Tho connection of hisown Govorumont with the Hawaiianrevolution

Seoond Tho proposal for annex ¬

ationAll tho other allegations wholhor

truo or falso aro as stated ruceutlyin my opn letter entirely beyond

international recognition Thecharges of corrupt praotlcos tholottory act and the attoinpted abro-gation

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of tho constitution mightmost proporly havo forrnod tho basisof memorials from thoir own cilizons to the principal Governmentsroprosontod horoj and undoubtedlya romonstranco from tho UnitedStatos Government supportod bythe othor representatives wouldhave boon regarded as a gravo in-

struction¬

by tho Sovereign of asmall powor like Hawaii

That courso howovor was notpursuod and Mr Gresham has beouasked to do in consideration

religion and his own lleshand blood what no statesman cando without violating tho laws ofeivilizod nations A groat doal issaid about India and Africa andTexas but wo must keep to Hawaiiwith whioh nation tho Unitod StatosIS

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bound by treaties of friendshipwhich she cannot and will not broak

Tho situation thon is simply thisas far as Mr Grosham is concernod

1 Did tho United States forcesassist tho rovolution

2 Can tho Unitod Status annexHawaii on tho conditions of the offermado

With tho first question I have noconcorn and to tho socond questionI have answered consistently in thenegative ovor ninco I hoard of it

What then is the situation as faras wo in Hawaii aro concorned Itlooks to me rather serious MrGresham has seon fit to censure hisown oflieors and to charge thornwith using fraud and forco Fordoing this and for a merely rumorodintontion on his part to undo theirwork the chief magistrate aud thoohief oxecutivo of tho great Ameri ¬

can nation havo boon publicly cen-

sured¬

at a mass meoling presidedover aud addressed by Bonie of thohighest officials of the HawaiianGovernment

Mr Hatch in his communis on asmall part of my letter publishod byyou on Friday seems to imply thatI rogard Mr Grcshams censure ashaving been confined to officials ofhis own nation On tho contrary Ibelieve that whereas Mr Greshamusos tho words fraud oud force todescribo tho aots of tho UnitedStates oflioials ho would ueo a muchuglisr word to define tho act ofthose so called Hawaiians who in ¬

vited tho fraud aud forcoTho real point however is that a

mass meeting was callod to resenttho supposod attitude of tho Secretary of State and the sanctiongiven to it by tho presence and pre ¬

sidency of two of tho highest ofli-

oials¬

of tho Hawaiian ProvisionalGovorn ment will undoubtedly boregarded as a gravo diplomaticaffront

I imagiuo that many of tho ora-tors

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regarded themsolvon asAmerican citizens deuounoiug thoopposition loader but the Ministerand ox Ministers of the HawaiianProvisional Government could onlybo there as Hawaiians and may notdenounce with impunity the headsof friendly powors I think thiswill bo mado vory clear by tho answor that will probably bo given atWashington to tho petition ofAmerican citizens whioh is an ¬

nounced as going forward It willthon bo known that ovory man whoclaims and oxoroisos tho rights ofcitizenship in a foreign land losestho protection of his former ling atleast so long as ho resides in thatforeign land

1 Tho rovolutiou of Januarywas said to bo representative of Hawait

2 If so the actors must havoboon Hawaiian citizens

3 If Hawaiian oitizonB theycannot olaim protection ca citizensof any othor Stato

1 If thoy woio uot Hawaiiancitizens how oamo they to offer thosovereignty of Hawaii to any othernation

If my four propositions aro trueand if the ovidencu given by Mr SM Damon is truo it is uot possiblethat auy Sooretary of Stato will overunsay what Mr Gresham has said

To bo Continued

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Gainst the wrong that needs resistanceFor the right that nccdi assistanceFor the future in the distance

And the aood that we can do

1 am in the place whereof I am demandeaof conscience to speak the truth and the truthl speak impwin it teho so list

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lisherEDMUND NOBBIE EditorW HORACE WRIGHT Assistant

EditorResiding in Honolulu

WEDNESDAY JAN 20 1897

DOLE THE AMERICAN

A hundred new fire hydrants airiTod by the Miowora They comefrom tho Ohapmau Valvo Manufac-turing

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Company Boston and arofor tho water works department Itis purposed to replace tho old plugswith the new ones Tho newhydrants are smallor bub muchstronger than tho old boing cap-

able¬

of sustaining onormous pres-

sure¬

from the mains

Tho above paragraph appears in

this mornings Adrertisor and con-

tains¬

some food for thought

Wo are told every day that ourcommercial and political life is

wrapped up in American interestsand our official organs are dailypresenting our alleged claims forAmerican friendship recognitionand protection Why theu does theGovernment of Hawaii import itsfreight and its material by Britishsteamers in lieu of using tho Amor

ioan lino

Tho hydrants roforred to were

manufactured and purohasod in

Boatou but they were shipped via

Canada and British Columbia And

this is by no means tho first timethat tho Qororntnent and our Am-

erican

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merchants hare patronizedthe British lines in preference to thoAmerican Former manifests at thoCustom Houso prove that beyonddispute

Wo have tho groatoat friendshipfor tho British Hues both on landsoa but wo do think it more thanabsurd to have the Government of

Hawaii aud its backors howling fora continuance of tho reciprocitytroaty with tho United States andfooling very badly used indeed if

tho Government of tho States shouldabrogato that troaty bocauso theseoiprocity is all ono sided Tho

diplomacy anil policy of Mr Dolesfunny little ropublio aro very

much like tho whiskers of thatstatesman It is all superficial

THE LABOR QUESTION

It ip of courso very pleasing to

notice that au effort is being mado

to bring a uumbor of Gorman or

Austtinu contract laborers to thoso

islands Under our labor laws thbplanters who import Asiatic pou

tract laborers are corapellod to bringin non Asiatics in tho proportion of

10 porcont of Asiatics

This has to bo douo withiu a yoanand thero havo bemi grave doubtswhethor whito labor under our pro

sont circumstauces was obtainableMr Glade formerly connected withH Hackfeld Co- - visited tho

islands and expressed himself con-

fident

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of boing able to iuduco Aus

trians or Germans to come hero as

laborers uudor contract

Thero is no reason howovor forour contemporaries to go into hy ¬

sterics with joy over this new de-

parture¬

In tho first instauco tho

proposed immigration of Gormausis simply a case of ihubI with theplanters They havo to furnish con-

siderable

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bonds to comply wi h thelabor laws whenever they importAsiatic contract laborers aud of

course thoy do not desire to see

thoso bonds forfoitod

Tho former exporienco with Gei

mau and Scandinavian contractlaborors has cortainly not been suchas to make us feel greatly encour-

aged

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with the prospect of havinganother batch of whito slaves

landed here Why not let these 120

Germans or Austrians come horo as

free laborors The vory journalscrying for annexation aro rojoiciugat the prospect of getting whitecontract labor to Hawaii which

ovontually will yet prove the groatost stumbling block against cloorunion

Wo only hope however that thomen to ho brought hero uudor thoauspices of Consul Glade will bo

told the truth and nothing but thetruth prior to their departuro from

their homes Let thorn fully under-

stand¬

that they aro not invited toonter an Eldorado That fifteen

dollars a month in Hawaii are by nomeans equivalent to sixty marks inGermany That when their employerviolates the condition of tho contracts thoro is no penalty for him

but if they violate one clause thedoors of tho prison aro opened andgoodly or a share of thoir wages is

confiscated And let them under ¬

stand that whou their contracts ex-

pire¬

they face the world without a

cent bocauso it is impossible forthorn to livo and support thoirfamilios aud savo money thoy mustthou ontor into competition withtho Ohiuoso and Japanoso who by

that timo will overrun tho countryIf all this is told them aud thoystill dosiro to como wo wish themall possible success and bid Mr

Glades Austrians welcomo to thisJapan oso Paradise

By the way Consul Glade mightshow his 120 friends the followingparagraph from thin mornings Ad ¬

vertiser

A sight near tho Paoific Mailwharf yesterday was o gang of fourwhito men undor a Japanese luuaromoviug a Hag pole Tho polo wastaken to Dowors shop below thoold Pish Market While tho whitomen wrestled with tho load theJapanese stood over and gaveordors

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The age of miraolos is returningthat is if tho Advortiser has correct ¬

ly loporled Mr Kaulukou of whichwo confess io have gravo doubtsMr Kaulukou came into promiuonco

in thw n lgu of Kalakaun under thoadministration of Mr Gibson andwas the advocate of tho 10000000

loan the fitting up of tho Kaimiloaand a dreamer of tho confederationof tho islands of tho Paoifio undortho sovereignty of Kalakaua MrKaulukou also went to Japan towork for a oonvontiou undor whichtho Japanrso might ontor thesoislands as competitors for labor andtrade but all this is history Thomiraculous olemenb in the grandintorviow of Mr Kaulukou is thoremarkable development of hismind the most singular feature be ¬

ing tho strong resemblance of his

composition favoring annexation toother compositions usually oroditedto Mr William It Caitlo To thoobservant citizen this resomblauco

may bo accounted for by propin-

quity

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to his mentor or by a studyof tho real estate rogistor Whilewo congratulate the Annexation

Loague upou this latest accession toits ranks wo may comfort the antiannexation party by tho piousthought that their loss is undoubt ¬

edly the gain of tho apostate

TOPICS OF THE DAY

J M Poopoo will looturo on law

subjects before the Y H I ThoEnglish rulo is that overy gontlomaushould bo a lawyor whether ho

practices or not As the ignoranceof tho law oxouses no ono oven asuperficial knowledge by tho classos

is of benefit to the lawyers Yet

after all a technical cducatiou is

bettor than a theoretical and brainwoarying ono

How curious tho law of universalretribution is working Ono by ono

tho 20 spies of tho Governmentwhoso perjury cent honest uion tojail are drifting into notoriety in

Police Courts hero and elsewhereJail birds eventually return to theirhomo roost Our sympathies aro

extended to tho Government which

pormittod the plausiblos to fool

them Brown aud Cooper aro even

now probably ashamed of tho asso-

ciates¬

of their predecessors who

handled matters with less disorotiouthau their sense of right would have

suggested National fear upsets oc-

casionally¬

calm judgement Atonefor tho past and lot the thoughtfuland well meaning men havo a handin tho now doal They may holp you

WATERFRONT WHISPERINGS

Tho steamor Mikahala CaptainThompson arrived early this morn ¬

ing from Kauai with 5300 bags ofMakaweli sugar

Tho ship S P Hitohcook CaptainGates receivod 800 bags of M A Ksugar from the steamer Mikahalathis morning

Tho brigantiuo W G Irwin wasalongside tho Intor Island wharfthis morning receiving a first instal ¬

ment of 8500 bags of Makawelisugar

Tho steamer Kaala left at 0 oclockthis morning for the circuit of Oahu

Tho bark Aldon Besse CaptainPotter is discharging at the Oaeauiodock Sho brings a oargo of 500tons oonHigned to W G Irwin Coand several other consignees

Tho Hawaiian bark Ii P IiithetCaptain T Thompson is docked attho Esplanade wharf Sho commoucod discharging her cargo ofcoal 1G00 tons this afternoon fortho Intor Island Btoaiuship company

The steamer Lehua is alongside

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tho Kinau wharf A gong of men iskept busy caulking hor deck and re-

painting¬

Sho will resume hor oldroute in a couple of days

Tho stoamors Iwalani and Nooaumay bo lookod for on Friday nextfrom Hamaliua The Keau llouwith Elcolo sugar is duo on tho samoday Tho throo steamers aro expectod to bring between them about12000 bags of sugar for P A Schaofor Co

Tho Mikahala sails at 5 oclockthis afternoon for Hauamaulu to re-

turn¬

ou Saturday next

Two fino boats for tho WilderSteamship Company wore broughtdown on tho Aldon Beeeo Thoywill be used as sugar carriers

Thoo H Davies Co agents fortho S S Warrimoo do not look forthat Btoamors arrival from thoColonies until tho 2Gth iuat

There wore 17 cabin passougoraby tho Kinau yosterday Sho broughtthe following cargo 200 sks washod sugar 273 bags spuds 81 skscorn 29 swine and 219 packagessundries

Tho greased lightning weigherand magician Ted Tracoy is scalingoff 18C3 bags to tho ship S P Hitchoock at tho Ocoanio wharf to day

Tho steamor Kilauoa Hou CaptFrooman is expected to arrive to-

morrow¬

morning with sugar fromKukaiau and Honomu

Congratulations of tho whisperoris extoudod to Captain Bert Tullottof tho James Makoo on the arrivalof a bouncing little Britisher in hisfamily on Sunday last

Ii W Hamilton and four deckpassengers arrived this morning perMikahala from Kauai

Tho British ship Fort George willrun in tho Hawaiian Ira Jo It is re-

ported¬

that Honolulu parties ownconsiderable shares in tho vessel

The bark O D Bryan CaptainJohn Loe left to day for San Fran ¬

cisco with 1600 tons of sugarCaptain Willard of tho Amolia is

taking his long vacation in thostream Ho will get a show to dis ¬

charge lumber in about two weeksfrom now

Ladies Night Gowns well madeonly 50 cents Ladies Night Gowubembroidery Yoke trimmod Glovesfor SI at N S Sachs

The most prominent analyticalchemists of tho United States roport that Duffys Malt Whiskey istho puroat hi the world Tho Anchorkeeps it

The Kewalo Prize Lot

All suggustious for tho namo oftho beautiful little lake at Kewalonow under courso of constructionby Bruce Waring Co must bohanded in by Saturday evening tho30th inst as the award will bo madeon tho following Monday Fob 1

All envelopes containing namosshould be markod For Tho LokoContest

BRUCE WARING CO811 Fort Street Honolulu

HAWAIIAN

Opera HouseTuesday Evening Jan 26 1897

GWAJSTD CONCERTBY

Donald De V Graham

The Well known Concert Singer

AND -Madame Breitschuck Marquardt

Tlie Worlds famous Uarplsf

Full Program to ha AnnouncedJ tftter

fF Sale of Reserved Seats willopen at Wall NiohoU Cos store tomorrow morning at 9 a m

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Timely Topics

Honolulu Jan IS 1S96

Tho prophets aro at workTho public is told ono day thaiif wo dont got annexed to thoUnited Stales tho Hawaiian Isl-ands

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will go to tho demnitionbow wow and noxt day anotherprophet arises and lolls us thatwo cannot got annexation undorany circmnstancos and that thooutlook for tho abrogation of thoReciprocity troaty is good

While listening to theso diroprophecies wo notice that thoworld inovod on and that thopeoplo plod along as usual andgivo and tako into marriago andporform othor acts of routine

It is woll howovor to bo propared for tho worst and all prudont peoplo should now oxorcisotho greatest economy in house-hold

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affairs Tho parson thering and bridos gown aro notall that is necessary to establisha household Othor things arowanted in JCitchon and PantryCall at our stores and select yourkitchen furnitures which wofurnish at chonp prices and ingroat variety To day wo makospecial mention of tho GEMIOE SHAVERS These handyimplements will bo found voryeconomical Instead of broakingtho ico and wasting it tho shaverwill scrapo tho quantity youwant from tho block in an oasyand convenient manner

Tho Fish Senior should alsobo found in ovory kitchon Itsaves labor and takes tho scalesoff a fish as easy aud cloanly asa harbor takes tho hair off yourhusbands chin

A call at our stores will con-vince

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you of tho wisdom inbuying from us

TiiH Hawaiian Hardware Go La

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Oceanic Steamship Co

TIME TABLE

LOCAL LINE

S S AUSTRALIAArrivo Honolulu Leavo Honolulu

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Feb 2 Fob 10Maroh2 MnrohlOMarch 80 April 7April27 May5Muy25 Juno 2June 22 JunoSOJuly 20 July28Aug 17 Aug25Boptll Sopt22Oct 12 Oct 20NovO Nov 7Deo 7 Doolfl

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Monowal Fob It 07Alameda Mar II 07Mariposa Apr 8 07Moan May 0 1897Alameda Juno a 07Mxrlposn July 1 07Monnn July 21 1807Alameda Aug 20 07Mariposa Sfipt 21 07Moana Oct 21 1x07Alameda Nov 18 07

From Sydnoy forBan Francisco

leaie HonoluluAlamoda Fob 1 07

Mar 1 07Moana Apr 1 UOTAla oda Apr29 07

May 27 07Moana June 2 1 07

MariposaAnj101n7Moana 8oii 10 07Alameda Oct 11 07

Nov 11 07Moana Jo 0 1807

XO LET Oil IEASE

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with thoshows of course tho sameas that of Tho quality ofthe is in the

that it would tako nofowor than G18CD0 full moons to sup-

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to ns an amount of light equalto that which wo get from the sunand there is only sky room for say75000 of thorn Some heat comesfrom tho moon butmethods will not measure it How-

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it is that it is aboutono eighty of tho amountwhich tho sun to us Tho

of tho moons orbit totho horizon accounts for tho Harvest aud tho Hunters moowhich occur when tho is

thus tho moonto riso about tho same timo for sev¬

eral Tho moonoften appears rnuuh whenon the horizon but this is causodby tho foaturo of tho airabout tho horizon and the natural

to comparo it with ter ¬

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Had a Blablo Mind

Smiths son was givon tohorses aud dogs and his ¬

sarorod of tho turf But hobeggod to bo allowod to appoar atau clerical whichhis gifted paront was about to giveand was allowed a soal byto bo silont tho

at tho latter ond oftho dinner thoro oocurrod a pauseand tho son broke in Is your lordBhip able to toll mo what was tho

of whonho came off tho grassSmith was horrified by hisraahnoss but theby lvo always told myfriouds that my son whatmight bo called a Btablomind

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Entire Stock Must Go Without Reserve

1VVltlM1lVThe following Reduction in Prices will continue untiJ we

are tired of selling our Splendid Goods

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ed over a wator bath without boilingtho liquid It is then carofully re-

moved¬

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if the warm saucor is replaood by a cold ouo Whirlwindsand squalls aro whon thoalcohol is very warm and if tholiquid is warmor on ono sido thoclouds may bo soon to rotate arounda horizontal axis

Patriotic Cuban Woman

Senora Pilot ro tho only womanwho holds au officers commissionunder Gomez and who commands abattalion of 200 devoted men whiloher husband is a Colonel in theSpanish army deserves somethingmor than common praise for highprinciple aud patriotism Thoro aroalso other Oubau women moved byequal patriotic zoa who are fight-

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stone to ongago in personal conflictin tho aau8e of iudopondouco itaugurs woll for tho success of thonational cause S F Bulletin

It is claimed that the trco fromthe bark of which quiniuo is obtainedfurnishes uo quiniuo except inmalarial rogions If tho troo ispluutod in a malarial distriot it willproduce quiuine if it is planted in auou malarial district ia will notproduce quiniuo It if thoreforeinferred that quiniuo is a malarialpoison drawn from tho soil andstorod up in tho bark of thistiuo

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interesting roraomnoarly sixty years

horseless carriages showed everysign being common method

travelling Londonrounding neighborhoodthough restrictions

upon stoain carriagescountry these vohiolea

quite familiar sight metropolis Westminister Gazette

inventor Walter HancockStrairjhtford

brought omnibusdesign which both ologant

accordance comforttravellers Companiesformed workobject being fromPaddington Brightoucook contracted supply

rolling stockyears coaches re-

gularly running frommost important suburbsowing managomontthe

longjourney from London

Marlborough seventy milesperformed average speed

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numbor passengers travelledmile along Loudons princi-pal thoroughfaroatwonty miles hour

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tance of more than 100 miles can godirectly from the coast of Kaga toNanao through the much shorterrouto of only ten miles Nauao willtheu bocomo a prosperous port andgreat economy bo effected to thonavigation of the west coast NichiNichi

Broathinc Through tho Nooo

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physical training than thoAmerican mother does of her babysdovolopmont So many infantsbroatho through their mouths andsleep with tho mouth open and yettho mother does not seem to noticeor corroot tho bad habit Naturo in-

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tects the lungs since the hairyliuing of the nasal cavitios arrest allforoign matter that may bo drawninto them Tho squaw frequentlyholds together her infants lips forfive minutes at a timo to compel itto breathe through thq nose Ex

Tho famoiiB pianist Anton Rubinstein left a voluminous book to bepubljshod as A Basket of ThoughtsTho following extraot under thohead of Rellgiou will give someidea of its oharaotor Thoro arotwo kiuda of priests honost auddishonest The houost oues deceivethemselves the dishonest deceivethoir fellow men

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Minister Cooper insnontod tliomilitary this morning

Straw Hats at your own price atKorrs

Tho Board ot Publio Instructioushould moot this aftoruoou

Laco Ourtaius from 51 to 20 porpair at Kotrs

Tho Amorioau Loaguo may probably oloot now officers on January22ud

Shooting Bedspreads aud Blan ¬

kets in all qualitioB at KorrsTwo nicely furnished rooms for

lady or noutlunian to rent at No 4Garden Lano

Ladies Chemises 8 for SI LadiesSkirts for HO fonts at N S Sachs

Tho II A A 0 moot this evouiugt tho Y M 0 A to discuss in ro

gard to the recont sports

Ladios Muslin Underwear at barfraiu prices at N S Sachs B20 FortBtroot

It is roportod thnt Julian D Hyuohas reached Vancouver and maypossibly return hero to meet hisfriends and foes

Dimities and French MusliiiBPlain aud Dotted Swiss in all quali ¬

ties at KorrsJudge says that the Presidents new

prayer in view of Queen Liliuokalams visit is save mo from my groataud good friend Very witty 1

Home lunch at tho Anchor withRainier beer or other beveragesfrom 11JJ0 to 130

Blasts on public stroots iu middaywithout warning aro not conduciveto health or safety of limb Nervoushorses and pstoplo aro apt to oomoto grief

Tn roplaoingtho old firo hydrantsfor the now perhaps tho properDepartment will suo to it that t hoydo not interfere with podestriautravel

Dout worry and make under wearwheu you can buy it so choap allready mado at N S Sachs

Why cattle pigs and sheep shouldbo driven through tho streets iumidday is as much a puzzle tostrangers as is tho habit of throwingbanana aud oranga pool on the side-walk

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without romarks from thopolice ollicors

Company Ba mooting last eveningwas healthy aud a manly one andfrom all appearances it will remainon tho rostor as a craok CompanyTho cloud of financial olligatiouswill soon float away iu the sun ofbusiness and patriotic prosperity

Mr Harry Qillig will arrive horoby tho Coptic on the 23d In hisparty are editor Jerome A Hart ofTho Argouaut and AlexanderHamilton of tho firm of Baker andHamilton Sau Francisco ThoGillig party will return to Californiaon the lUtn ol 1obruary

To find a beor to suit all tastesWas not an easy battle

But tho Louvro won when it obtain ¬

edThat favorito draught Seat tlo

In addition to the Rainier Seattlebeor tho Anchor keeps tho finostblends of liquors Notably amongstthorn aro John DowarsSootoh Whis ¬

key Standard Time OPS Long Lifeand Duffys Malt

Ono of tho largost shipmouts ofbeer for tho sason was roceivd byHarry Kloramo of tho Louvre fromthe Seattlo Browing Co Importersof Rainier Beer Gnu it necessary toinoroaso thoir orders every month tomoot tho increasing demand Soldin bottlei or on draught at thoLouvro

Childrens fanoy Handkorohiofsat CO cents a dozen Saohs WhitoHemmed Stitch Handkorohiofs at85 cents a dozon fino EmbroidorodHandkorohiof 2 for 25 couts at N SSaohB

The Independent adds its fowwords of sympathy and condoloncowith his family on tho death ofJames H Bolstor He was a youngman full of promise iu tho professionof journalism Honest modestrolUblo and popular and a quietfriend maker His labors aro overon the throshold of a prosperouscareer

Undor tho raanaeomout of W

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Corlylo assisted by Jamos Olds Jrtho Empire is continually makingiraprovomonts and It is rapidly bocoming to bo ono of the tonyplaoos intown Now that tho nowioo ohesC is in place the Wiolandbeor oomos up bright clear andsparkling and recalls past momorioswjiou that boor was tlio best on thomarket Tho Empire has alwaysbeen celobrated for its old and Iiaported wines and its liquors aroclean and puro

Jul cAUSJ tit4SUK

A MUSIOAA TREAi

Scorn of tho Opera House willOron

It was statod a while ago that twoof the loading musicians of SauFrancisco probably would pay a

vUit to Honolulu and during thoirstay hero would giro ono or twoconcerts

Mrs Macquardt aud Donald doV Graham are tho artists roforredto and thoy have boon induced byMr Harry Gillig to join his partywhich will arrivo hero by tho Coptioon Friday tho 22nd inst

A concert will bo given at thoOpera House on Tuesday tho 2Gth

and tho musical people of Honoluluwill havo an opportunity to enjoy athorough musical treat

Mrs Macquardt is porhaps thomost briliant harpist in tho worldTho gifted lady has been heard inHonolulu eome years ago and showas received with well deserved enthuiaim

Mr Donald do VGraham is prominont as a musician in and outsidoof Califoruia He is a welcomeguett iu tho most exclusive societyin San Francisco and it will bo agroat pleasure to hoar him at a pub-

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concert hero Mr Graham hasvisited Honolulu boforo but couldnot be inducod to givo a concert

The object of tho voyago of MrsMacquardt and Mr Graham is sim ¬

ply pleasure Mr Gillig howeverhasporsuadod thorn to givo ono concert hero aud we understand that hnmay be found willing to assist hisfriends by lotting his maguifieontvoice be heard at the concert iu onoor two songs

Tho box plau will be opouod atWall Nichols Co to morrowmorniug at 9 oclock aud it will benecessary to secure soats as early aspossible

Tho Walklkl Oasos

In tho Police Court this morningtho cases against Johu Ashworth ofSaratoga and Jim Sborwood of LongBranch wero called

Owing to tho illness of a witnessthe A th worth enso was postponedat tho roquoat of his attorney A GM Robertson Tho Sherwood casewas then proceeded with MarshalBrown prosecuted and CreightonSi Corroa appeared for tho defend ¬

ant who was charged with sellingliquor without a Hcoiibo at Waikikion tho 10th inst to which chargo aplea of not guilty was entorod

Tho first wituoss callod was amounted patrolman who gavo hisname as Ohas 0 Conloy but underoross examiuatiou admitted tho usoof an alias Ho testified to havingbeen instructed by tho Marshal totry to catch Shorwood for whichthe Marshal liberally furnished himwith eight dollars taxpayers moneyof which four wero marked MrConloy alias otc testified that hodrovo in a buggy to a dark corneron Queou street where ho was motby Gub Cordon Marshal Brown anda soldior named Sinclair Thero horeceived more instructions and heaud Sinclair drove to Waikiki whorothoy eventually bought boor fromShorwood aud paid with tho markedcoin In cross examination MrOroighton asked a lot of disagreea-ble

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questions of Mr aliasConloy eliciting from him answorswhich indicated that tho Marshalsomployeu deserted from tho U S SPhiladelphia by tho advice of anofilcor of that ship Mr Oroightonblandly akod tho witness whothortho naval ollicors of tho U S aro intho habit of advising tho mon todesert a question which yot remainsunanswered

Gus Oordes Siuolair and otherwitnesses for tho prosecution werocalled and at noon he oaso wasadjourned till 10 a m to morrow

A Narrow Kecapo

Mr B Bergosou tho genial sowiugmaohino agout met with an exporionco yesterday which he willforgot iu a hurry

Mr Borgordou had closed hisollloa about 5 p m and proparod toonter his carriage The horse start¬

ed before Mr Borgoreon had placodhis foot on tho stop and ho fell botweeu tho wheel The horeo start- -

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ed off and Bergorson succpoded iugrasping the dashboard and iu thatposition was droggrd under thocarriago from Balhol to Nuuauustreet whoro tho horse ran against apost and was stopped

The coat troupers and shoes ofMr Bargorsou wore torn to shrodsduring his perilous journey but asby a miracle be osoapod any seriousinjuries aud is only complaining ofa few bruises

This fact so pleasing to tho genialgoutlomens numerous friends is somuch more remarkable as he withjuslico can bo placed in tho hoavyweight class Tub Independentsuggests that Mr Bergorsonin tho future abandon acrob-

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feats aud stick to theSingers aud that if ho insist iu

riding in carriages he ehoso to do iton top as other people do and notundornoatli tho vohicle

A Street Bceilo

Cbinosa dray No 92 loaded withChinese freight made a sensationthis morning on the comer of Hoteland Nuuanu streets Tho drivor evi-

dently¬

wanted to assist the Tolophono Company in removing thoold postB and he ran his dray intothe post on tho corner with con-

siderable¬

forco and apparent gleeTho tnlophono post although oldstood tho shock Not so thd horsesono which turned a completo somer-

sault¬

and for a momeut tho air wasfull of horsos sauuhoo soya Ohihobo drivers and profane languageTho cop then arrivod aud orderoddroy No i2 to move on which thodriver evontually did after haviugput tho horso on tho dray aud asoya in tho traces

Born

Tullett At Maternity HomoHonolulu on Sunday January 171897 to tho wife of Captain Tullotta son

Kunu At Maternity Home Ho-

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on Tuesday Jnuuary 191897 to tho wife of William Koikia son

Died

Bolster - At Kohala Hawaii Jan-uary

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14 1897 James H Bolster agod20 years

BUSINESS LOCALS

Plain Colored Sateen all thogood shades 15c per yard at KerrV

Scotch Ginghams in stripe checksand plain colors 15c por yard atKerrs

Ladies Black Cotton Hoso FastBlack 225 por dozen pairs atKorrs

Buffalo Beor has proved its im ¬

mense popularity at tho Hoyal Paci-fic

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and Cosruoublitau Saloons Thocelebrated Eabst is also retainedthere in draft or in bottle Tho in-

terchangeable¬

check system thnt hasproved such a convenience to thopatrons of these popular resorts isalso in voguo

Jayasuriya tlio Ciugaloso importerhas opened a now store at No 6Hotel St almost at tho coruor ofHotel and Nuuanu streets whore hohas some splendid specimens of Cin-galese

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laco and jo wolry The pricesaro within tho roaeli of all from thopoorest to tlio richest An inspectionwill amply ropay tho lovers of thocurious and beautiful

Who built tho Pantheon Wodont moan tho Pantheon of AnoiontHistory but the modern ono on Fortand notol Tho one with tho bestreading room in tho city WhylJim Dodd and Enterprise beerfrioudly and courteous troatmont byall connected with it and tho faotthat everything iu stouk is of thobest quality and old Jim stands byns a truo friend to all true mon

LOTS AND STONE

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facing Kntthl Komi suitable for residences

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Jx LOSiijGonoral Agent for tho Hawaiian Islands

ONE ON LEAP YEAHTills Is tho latest on leap year A

well Known young gentleman declinedto cnll upon a very charming younglady living In Queen Anne town Whenpressed for a reason ho said She Istoo much like Itnnle Veer Shesbright sparkling nnil pure ami sofull of life I nm afraid she will pop

On tap or In bottles nt the Criterion

W DIMONDS

If you huvo passed our loroat night during tho past weekyou have noticed lights burningand tho force of clerks at workoponing boxes and cases andmarking up goods Tho cus-tomers

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took all of tlio limo thoclerks had during tho day andtho only opportunity wo havohad to got on with tho work isat night

Lots of novolties havo beonbrought by recont vessels fromtho Coast and wo aro now readyfor our spring campaign Thoboauty of our novolties lies inthoir usefulness thoros no wearout to thom and each ono fills awant Tho Primus oil slovo istho latest good thing to roachhero and it is destined to revo-lutionize

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tho cooking industryIt burns nothing but korosonooil and on tho principal of gasolino but without tho dangor ThoPrimus will boil wotor in threeminutes

Mannss greon bono cutler isnot of much uso anywhoro butin tho poultry house and thereit is a necessity No othor storoin Honolulu handles this arti-cle

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Soap is wastod in thokitchon unless a soap savor isusod Wo havo thom mado ofwire that arc economic goms

Tho Crown sell basting roast ¬

ing pans aro so woll known asnot to roquiro mention boyondsaying that wo soil thom Thosame thing goes with our icopicks nothing liko thom havoover boon sold horo for thomomoy or convenience Exten-sion

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toast forks bolong iu ovoryhouso whoro toast is eaten

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In an establishment likoours so many things for thotablo may bo found that it isdifficult to mako a soloction Womako an effort to socuro onlytho host obtainable and tho rosult is that our list of customersis largo

Wo havo gonuino Scotch horrings and bloator maekoroloithor of which will bo foundoxcollont An ontiroly now arti ¬

cle to this market is concontratcdTonmtoos Ooldon Phoasnntbrand Lowis Cos Mnltosobrand of Asparagus and Lowisuncovered hams Theao arogoods wo can recommend andporsons who havo tried thomonco return a second timoSmyrna figs and FAHD datesnow crop are especially finoGonuino Now York Sago Ohoosois anothor dolioaey not oftonfound in Honolulu but wo havoa slock of it

LEWIS COlir ariot GRO01311S Tel 210

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MR JWYABNDLBYSHeadquarters art nt tho

Hawaiian News Cos StoreWhere ho will bo happy to receive- any

communication from those who deslrn In-

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Violin andOultivatlon of tho VoiceHo w ill nttend to piano tuning for Ha¬

waiian News Co Tclephono 1X Orderswill also bo received at KING HHOS ArtBtoro No 110 Hotel titroet TelephoneNo 007 177 lw

In ResponseTo Sevoral Inquiries Why the

ZEPalama GroceryDont Keep HOKSE FEED

II 0 CANNON is pleased to statu thnt hois now prepared to supply

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Aud hopes bv giving Honest Weight nt thoLOWES POSSIBLE KATE8 to

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FAT SALMON1 SALMON BELLIESTONQllK and SOUND MAOKEKEL

and PIGS FEET by Kit or Single FishHJ TELEPHONE 755 Every Time I -3J7 Opposite Hallway Dopot tf

Professional Horsesboer

Has Opened His Shop nt No U21 on KingSticet P II Murrays Promises

Horse Owners will tlnd it to their advan ¬

tage to patronize tho new Bhopwhere the best work is

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Telephone JSTo 578137 tf

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The Pioneer BakeryBread Pies Cakes of all kinds fresh

every dayFresh Ico Cioam mado of tho Boat Wood

lani Cream In all Flavors

The lneil Home made17A 1m

Confectionery

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Olllcu Hours 7 a m to 12 M Q r-- M to8 r m Telephone 17 377 tim

MARIA FAUSTINA

Lato with Mrs Itenner has opened

DllESSMAKINQ PAKLOKS

At KW Fort Street up stnirs oppositeLoves now biiildlngnnd Is Ipreparod to doflrst clnts work at reasonable rates

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notice that thu undorsignod has beon ap¬

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ami Streets rends to attonu tobusiness entrusted to him

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Musical instruments

Autoharps Guitars Violins Etc

Also a now Invoice of the Celebrated

Westeriuoyer PianosSpecially manufactured for tho tropical

cllmato second to none

MOKE THAN 100 OP THEM SOLD

On tho Hawaiian Islands during tho lastyears

ALWAYS ON HAND A COMPLETEASSOltTMBNT 01

DRY GOODSAND

General Merchandise

Also tho choicest European and American

Beers Ale Wines LiquorsAT MOST REASONABLE PRI0H8

Ed HOFFSOHLAEGEP CO

Cornor King Bethel Stroets

Hawaiian GrownOysters

Tho above delicaoy jan now bo

procured in such quautitios as re-

quired upon leaving orders with

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REMOVAL

JOHN PHILLIPSHas remould his Plumbing Bualnesb ioin

King street to tho promises on

Hotel 3treetFnrmorly ooouplod by Wnvnn

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ed tho reputation of innking thevery best HARNESS and Horso fit-

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able Our now patrons sustain thoverdiot of the old

C R COLLINS337 ICIng Streot near Nuurmti

TELEPHONE nt2

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Real Estate Dealers603 Fort St near King

BUILDING LOTS

HOUSES AND LOTS AND

LANDS FOR SALE

W-- Parties wishing to dlsposo of theirPrniinrtlxs nr Invited f I1

JUST RECEIVED

A NEW SHIPMENT OP

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Merchants Exchange

S I SHAW Proprietor

Corner King and Nuuann Streets

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TELEPHONE 401 --sea

Empire SaloonCorner Nnuanu and Hotel Bts

William Caiuylb - - Manager

CIiuigb Wines Liauors ins

POUTERS Etc ON DUAUQHT

Wieland Beer on DraughtNOW ON TAP

Handmade Sour lashA STECIMTY

Lots Near Kapiolaoi Park

FOR SALEThcru are over 1000 Lots for ualo 60x100

feot inatika of Kuplolaul Park adjoiningthe Itosldonces of Mossrs O Drown H JNolto Thomas Holllngor and others

Thoso Lots will be sold cheaper than anyplaco in Honolulu since tho reign ofKAMEHAMKHA III

Water will bo laid on as soon as lluyorsaro ready to build

Prices aro ranging from 100 nor Lot lo50

This Is Iho host opportunity to got ahomo For furthor partionlarr apply to

W O AOHl fc COIleal Estate IhoUcm

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ITEMS OF INTEREST

Gathaml From All Quarters of thoGlobo

With a combination of looks andsprings M Loguir Frenchman hastnado a bieyclo which if it will notabsolutely go into pocket may beguarded from the tender morcios ofthe nvorngo porter by boiug put inau ordinary trunk It is not a toybut a full sizod machine

A banker at Adrian Mich who istroublod with au irritable tomporkeeps a barn full of cats and whouho gets out of sorts ho goes outgrabs up a oat and cuts its head oilwith an ax His wifo doosnt approro of the habit but is afraid tobroak him of it

Tho last State lottery in Englandwas drawn on Ootober 18 182G andin tho samo year lottorios woro doalared illegal by an act of Parlia ¬

mentThat old story about tho island of

Juan Fernandez having disappearedwhich wa3 publishod in a Now Yorkpaper over a year ago and subsoquoutly roprinted by a local publication is revived Tho ChileanGovernment roportod some timo agothat thoro is no truth in the reported sinking of the island and thorois no excuse for tho republication oftho fako hare

Italy has 18 percent illiterate peo-

ple¬

France and Belgium 15 porcoutIn Hungary tho illitoratoa numberd3 percont in Austria 89 percent andin Iroland 21 percont In India only11000000 out 250000000 can roadand write

Ouo of the largest hull moosesover secured was shot recently inMaine Tho animal weighed 1200

pounds and Btood 7 feet high fromtho ground to tho top of his withersmoasuring 10 foot from tho tip ofhis nose to tall Its head was crown-ed

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by a set of antlers with a spreadof 50 inches

A new instrument- - called thophonedoscopo enables tho skillfulmedical man to boar tho soundsemitted by all the organs in thohuman body tho heart tho lungstho liver etc and discover if theyare in a healthy condition or other ¬

wiseA wealthy Englishman who re

cently died in Vienna had a fad forcollecting uniform buttons the teothof wild beasts and the fans of beauti-ful

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woman His collection com ¬

prised 852 fins 20000 buttons andabout two bushels of auimalB tooth

In tho British Museum Londonthe museum of the Academy ofSoienco at Paris the National Mu ¬

seum at Viouna and iu the severalinstitutions for tho advancement ofsoioncof thoro may be seen spooimons of birds eggs which aro almostas largo as a two gallon jug Theseeggs were laid by the opiornis anextinct and gigautio bird of Mada ¬

gascarI m

Wanted a Troo

A wealthy resident of North Broadstreot formerly prominont in com-mercial

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circles says tho PhiladelphiaRecord entered tho establishment

of au Elovonth Btrooot florist andremarkod impressively Say youngman I want a oouplo of these yerogonalogical trees set out in my frontyard right away No North Broadstreet you know What I Aint gotom Wot kind of a placo di yohkeop Why my wifo says all ourneighbors is got gonalogical treesau Ill showora there aint nothingoiu that wo cant have by jing 1

Aud ho pranced out iu a state ofpersprining indignation

A Marvelous Vriolc

A Fronoh scientist M Ilagouuoausays ho has duplicated the Hindootrick of growing n plant from soediu thirty minutos Tho Hindoos usoearth from ant hills that is saturatedwith formio acid ard greatly stim-

ulates the gormination of the soedBy infusing ants in boiling wateracid as strong as vinegar cau boobtained M Ragounoau has achievedtho bost results and most perfectgrowth by using oarth moistouodwith a solution of 5000 parts ofwater to one of acid S F HuUelin

Oceanic Steamship Go

Australia Mail Surrlcs

For San FranciscoTho New and Fino Al Stcol Steamship

UALAMEDAOf tho Oceania Steamship Company willho duo at Honolulu from Sydney andAuckland on or about

FeTo 4tliAnd will teavo for tho above port withMalls and Passengers on or about thatdate

For Sydney AucklandTho Now and Fino Al Steel Bteamshlp

66 MONOWAI 99

Of tho Oceanic Steamship Company willbo due at Honolulu from San Francisco onor about -

Feb 1 ltJtiAnd will havo prompt despatch with Mallsand Pisonger8 for the abovo ports

Tho undersigned aro now proparcdto issuo

Through Tickets to All Points In the

United Stales

gp- - For further particulars regardingFreight and Passage apply to

Vim G IRWIN CO LdGeneral A cents

Duolnoso GardB

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Ofllco Hours 8 10 a St 2 1 and 7 8 r m

110 Tolophono 752 3m

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Trousseau Place 110 Pnnohbowl StreetHonoluln H I

Hours 830 to 10 A M 130 to 1 P M 7 to8 pm

A S HUMPHREYS

Attorney-at-La- w

OrriCK - Kaahumanu StreotHonolulu

ANTONE ROSA

Attorney-at-La-

Kaahumanu Street Honolulu

ALLEN ROBINSON

Dealers in Lumber and Goal andBuildino Materials of

All Kinds

OnoAx Qi If rvntilri

R N BOYD

Surveyor and Real Estate Agent

Oillco Uethel Streot over tho Now230 Modol Itostaurant ly

JOHN NOTT

Plumbino Tin Copfeu and SheetIron Work

King Street Honolulu

GONSALVES CO

Wholesale Grocers and WineMerchants

225 Queen Stroct Honolulu

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Frank Brown Mauagor

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Scientific Remedy thoroughly

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