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Vol. XVI. No. 2858

fEvening BulletinREPUBLICANS

Stewart Is WantedAs Speaker In

National

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ATTORNEY T. McCANTS STEWART, WHO HAS BEEN ASKED TOPART IN THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN,

Governor Carter thli morning re:eived a cablegram from CongressmanTawney, who Is In charge of the speakers' bureau for the Republican na-

tional campaign, requesting that T. McCants Stewart take part as one of thespeakers In the mainland campaign. Mr. Tawney asks that Mr. Stewart beready for work on the stump by October 1st.

As Mr. Stewart Is at Hllo as delegate to the Territorial Convention, Itis not known what his response will bs, but It Is hoped that he will accept.That the National Committee should come to Hawaii for one of the speak-ers to atsist In the campaign speaks well for the good standing of Hawaii'sRepublicans In national circles. As It Is a distinct honor to Mr. Stewart

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and the Territory which he will represent, believed he will make everyeflort respond the call, reputation speaker was gain-

ed New York campaigns, when he the city, times the samewith His powers have not been dimmed

during the years political the Islands. While speaking forRoosevelt and Fairbanks, he will have opportunity say good things

Hawaii and say such way that the people will and bepleased.

Associated Press Special Cablo.NEW YORK, N. Sept. Refined sugar was advanced today five cents

hundred pounds.

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HONOLULU, TERllITOItY

BusinessOF THURSDAY. 8EPTKMBK11 1904

ADOPT THEIR

CONVENTION ORGANIZED ANDWORK GOBS ON

WITH PERFECT HARMONY

(SpcQ.il I in Wireless Telegraph.)Hilo, HaNvaii, Sept. I. The Republican Convention wn called to order at to.,v o'clock liarp this

forenoon by C. L. Crahhc, chairman of the Territorial ComuiitUxThe Committee on Credentials Nvas appointed as follows: Hawaii, V. Horner, John Wise. .Maui, S.

kalama; Oahti, II. I!. Murraj, N. Fernandez; Kauai, W. II. Kiev.Platform Committee Hawaii, J. T. Itrown, John Moir, li. A. Fntier, Hewitt, Maui, . J. Coelho.

Moses Isakuina: Oahti, A. (". .M. Robertson, W. T. Kawtiiis, MeNer, T. McCants Stewart; Kauai,Silva, W. H. Kice.

Committee on Permanenl Oraniatiou tlawait, II. Lyman. W. G. Walker. Nahale. Oldiiifr; Maui,Kaleo, Deponte; Oalut, C. A. J.'A. Gilman, John Iane, Archie Mahaulu; Kauai, Silva Kaiwi.

I lou. S. L. Dosha was made tcm xirary chairman and If. 1.. I lolstciu, permanent chairman. The Com-mittee on Credentials reported sixt-eif;- ht delegates present. Mom-- Xnkuiti.i was elected .secretary ofthe convention and William Crawf rd as .serjeant-at-arm- s

The platform was presented by t'le committee and adopted without amendment. The nomination ofUtihio will be made this afternoon and the delegates will depart in the Kiiiati leaving at t o'clock I'ri-da-

(Spcclnl by Wlrvli'M Ti'Iecriipli.)HILO, Hawaii, Sept. 1. The deljgatea to the Territorial Convention by the Klnau Wednesday aft-

ernoon and were given a most enthusiastic reception by the people of Hllo and the delegates from the outsidedistricts on Hawaii.

The band was on hand at the wharf and a great throng of people assembled to greet the visitors. Carriageswere provided and the accommodations arranged by the reception committee are so g.enerow that four timesthe crowd could be taken care of.

The plans mapped out will keep the delegates busy and there Is no doubt that there Is plenty of Repub-lican enthusiasm In Hllo If the convention Is programed.

On Wednesday night a grand ra'ly was held which was attended by over a thousand citizens of every polit-ical faith. Speeches were made by D:sha, Beers, Aylett, delegate Kuhlo, National Committeeman Robertson, T.McCants Stewart, John Wise and Johi Lane. The enthusiasm was wild enough to suit the most critical.

Just before the first session of the convention opens the talk among th: delegates seems to favor H. L. n

of Kohala for permanent chairman. '

Delegates of all districts caucus:d this morning at 9 o'clock and there Is no sign of discord. The best offeeling prevails.

Delegate Kuhlo has decided to stirt out on a campaign tour of Hawaii immediately after the convention.He will be accompanied by workers from Hllo.

The District Convention will be held In Hllo Saturday. The Republican district caucus favors John T.Drown for Senator and Carl Smith, C Akau, Antone Fernandez and Kelllpio for the House.

The Hllo Young Men's Republican Club of HMo haa.,set clxty citizens to work on the Kukalau road underContractor Whltehouse. Secretary Atkinson Insists tht'1he 'Japanese luna employed on the work shall be re-

moved.

Republican Platforml'ollmvInK is the platform ailoptr-i- l by

thu Republican convention at Hllo tuilny:

REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.I.

TI10 Republican party of tho Tcrrl-tui-

of Hawaii, In convention assem-bled, hereby declares Its nllPKlanco tntho principles and traditions of tlioRepublican party of tho nation, anil toIIh policies as outlined In Its platform,adopted ut Chicago, In June, 1904.

II.Wo heartily endorso tho Nvlse and

patriotic administration of PresidentUooHovolt, and rojolco thnt ho has soKUccessfully carried out tho policies ofIlls lamented predecessor, WilliamMcKlnley.

III.Wo endorso tho nomination of Pres-

ident Roosevelt and Senator I'alrbanksfor I'lcsldent and Vlco President re-

spectively, anil wo pledge ourselves tnfurther show our approval by electingto Congress tho nomlnca of our partyin thin Territory.

We heartily endorso tho successfuladministration of Governor fleorgc It.Outer. Slnco his appointment, hoIiiir gained tho conndeuro and tespectof nil classes within tho Territory, Hohas shown that ho relics upon tho

and good Judgment of thopeople by calling tho Legislature fortho of the finances oftho Territory, thus placing In thohands of tho people's representativestho duties and responsibilities forwhich they were elected.

IV.Wo cordially pledgo our support to

Delegate Kalanlanaole, In his endeav-ors tu tecuro Federal aid for this Ter-ritory, ami wo direct tho attention oftho voters to tho necessity of return-ing him to Congress In order that homay (umptetn tho work ho has plan

LADIES' FACI4L MASSAGE,

Dy telephoning Main 227 (SILENTBARBER SHOP) ladles deelrlng fa-

cial massage can secure the servicesof an expert operator at their homes.

YourHAWAII, 1,

ned to accomplish nnd has bo well be-

gun. Ills exertions have resulted Intno tnlilni; over and maintenance nfour lighthouses by tho Federal Gov-

ernment. Ho aided In securing ap-

propriations for tho erection, at Hono-

lulu, of a Federal quarantine nlatlon,and for tho purchase of sites for national defenses. Among the measuresho Introduced Into Congress were billsproviding fur Federal buildings at Ho-

nolulu dnd Hllo, for harbor Improve-ments, for a revenue cutter, and fortho relief of the occupants of govern-ment lands on thu slopes of Punch-bowl and to secure title to theirhomes,

Wo liavo fulnllcd tho promises womado two years ago, and we polut tntho good work done by our party attho last regular and special sessionsof tho legislature, recalling tho pas-sag- o

of tho County Act, of tho Acttho Hoard nf Health, of tho

Act authorizing tho Issuanco of Tcr- -

1 i Do yon not now see msignificance ot The

Ythe tial's R.ick cfItar trade mark?

It has the largest pienvlum Income of any

company confining lis opera-- tns - rxcludvrly to the

United Stte5. vet It Is onlvhjlf the age f many Ameri-can coinpanl-s- . Would youlnnw one ot f he chief rets insfor this? If-- exinilnelhefedu e "f its new "ordlii'nrv " policlr. which nvc willhe ple.t-e- J to senJ. you unrequest.

SstiS HAWAIIAN

TRUST CO.

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rltmlul bonds, nf Ibo Act pmvldlngfor tho nppolntnitnt ot n commissionto rompllu thu statutes, of tho Act pro-viding for tho employment of citizenlabor on public works nnd makingeight hours a day's labor on such

J work, nf tho Aet adopting the Hag ot, Hawaii us tno nag or tins Territory,

nnd 01 many financial nnd other Important measures, all of which tend tnthe material welfare uf tho people ofthis Territory.

V.Wo express our appreciation of the

Republican Congress that so promptly appropriated $1,000,000 toward thopamcnt of tho Flrn Claims.

VI.Tho Republican party stands for tho

equality of labor and capital and re- -

Iterates tho principle established bythe Citizen Labor Law passed by theRepublican Legislature nnd so hon-

estly upheld by tho Territorial Kxec-utlv-

requiring that all labor on pub-

lic works shall be porformod by citi-

zens ot tho United Htntes,VII.

Wo reiterate our adherence to thoprinciple of decentralization of power,and demand tho Immediate establish-ment by tho Legislature of county gov-

ernments throughout tho Territory,and also tho passage of a general mu-

nicipal government Act under whichcities nnd towns niay bo established.Wo will secure, If necessary, suchamendments to our Organic Aet usmay bo required to cnqblo tho Legis-

lature to enact such legislation fullyand completely, and upon approvedmodern Hues. And In this. connectionwo point with satisfaction to tho ap-

pointment by tho Governor, pursuantto tho resolution of tho Legislature, ofa Commission to draft a now County

"Act.siii s tn Ism is

S. 3. ALAMEDA, Sept. 7Will carry away a shipment of

choice pineapples at tho tame lowrates as heretofore. Prices will soonbegin to Jump.

Leave O'd. rs with F. C Tiro.', agin'.Wells Fargo & Co.

EDITION

PLATFORM

Story In Detail

Of The Japanese

Victorious Advance

To Japanese C'oiimiI, Honolulu.Resume of the reports received ti

August, states that since the 27th "o

wards Lianjaug and in the inoruiuand central columns occupied positil.iaoyang and on the left bank of t

The armies advancing along thAugust 20,tli, in joint operation wipositions facing the enemy's line oand west from a point six miles to t

Severe fighting occupied the nnIi

still continuing in the afternoon oho consisted of twelve or thirteen il

Japanese consulate received thethat the me

LEFT CENTER AND

Sept. forces the

thobeen that been

KUROPATKIN RETREAT8 TO

BT. PETERSQURQ, Russia,the T.ilUo River on pontoons, his objectcut off communications.

Kuropatkln has withdrawn his wholet meet Kurokl's flanking movement.

VIII.Wo believe In tho disposal ot public

lands to bona on tho mostfaNorablo terms, and willtho enactment of a law which will enable homesteaders construct rbads

their holdings nnd apply tho valuaof their labor thereon tu the purchasnprice.

IX.We staunchly thu principle

of tho best education for tho youththo Territory In tho public schools In

thnt they muy hccom,good citi-

zens and Intelligent voters, mid theparty pledges Itself to provide appro-priations Etifllclcntly liberal to main-

tain thu In tbo highest eff-

iciency. Wo bnvo secured liberalfor tho permanent Im-

provement of school thus pro-

viding for tho proper uecommodatlotiof tho scholars. Our constant endeav-or has been tu secure capable educa-tors and to glvo tho people tho bestposslbln educational We ex-

press our npprovnl law cieatlngpormancnt school fund devotedto school purposes only, shallbo guaranty amplo moneys tomeet the demands the broadestand most adNanced educational devel-

opment.X.

We continued liberal ap-

propriations for tho maintenance ofour unfortiiinto fcllow-cltlcu- s

on Molokal, and will urge Fed-

ora! assistance toward measures for

Count 100 before you speak It 9you oro angry If tho other fallowIn the biggest, count 10,000.

But do not hesitate at anytime to be helped by ac BULLETIN AD. o

Pbioe 6 Ofnts

Washington, SoptcmW I, 1904.Received at 2.10 p. in.)

p to the afternoon of the 31st ofnr armies continued operations to-- g

of the 29th the first army's rightoils nine miles to the southeast ofhe Tattipo, '

e Ilaicheng-Liaoyan- g road, onth the first army's left wring, tookf defence which extended to casthe south of Liaoyaug.ole day of the 30th August and it isf the 31st. The enemy appears toivisious.

TAKAIIIRA.

MEET FLANKING MOVEMENT.

General Kurokl's force has crossedbeing to surround the Russians and

army to the right flank of the) Talus

their relief and cure. Wc approve thework nf our Hoard of Health alreadyInitiated In this behalf.

XLWo nihocato tho speedy Improve-

ment of our harbors, wh&rfago andlanding facilities throughout tho Ter-ritory, and shall earnestly Btrlvo tosecure from tbo National Congresstho necosary appropriations for suchwork,

XII.Wc urgo liberal appropriations for

tho erection of needed public build-ings and other necessary public worksand for tho Improvement nnd mainte-nance of the public highways through-out tho Territory. 'XIII.

Wo favor tho continuance by thoLegislature of permanent settle-ment upon ox Queen I.llluokaUnl.

XIV.Wo oppose all trusts nnd monopo-

lies and all combinations tending tocontrol supplies and prices.

XV.Wo contend that the Interests of

this Territory ran be best served bytho loynl adherence of our people tothe policies and principles of tho Re-

publican party, and so, relying on thewisdom nnd Integrity ot tbo voters ottho Territory, wo confidently bespeaktheir supuort In tho approaching elec-

tion for Dclegato to Congress andfor Senators and Representatives latho Legislature.

RUSSIANS RETREATINGThe a cablegram confirming report

Russians retreating on Liaoyaug.o

AND PIERCED JAPS IN HOT PURSUIT.

TOKIO, Japan, 1. The Japanese have pierced Russiancenter and right, forcing Kuropatkln's forces to retreat on Llaoyang closelypursued by enemy. fAn unconfirmed report has received Llaoyang has taken.

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HATIIHDAVAloha Temple Regular 12 m.

Ml Tlsttlng membera of tkerler are cordially InTlted to atUi meetings of local lodiei.

HARMONY LODGE, No. 3, I. O. O. F.

Meets every Monday oenlng at t:30lu I. O. O. V. Hall, Fort street,

Y. M. McGKKW, N. 0,E. It. HENDRY, Secretary.

'All visiting brothers very cordlullyInvited.

MYSTIC LODGE, No. 2, K. of P.

Seat, every Tuesday evening at7:30 o'clock In K. or V. Hall, Kingt&rtL Visiting brother cordially

to attend.JOHN WALKER. C.C.T. WALDHON, K.R.S.- -

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

Meets every Friday ovenlng ntK. P. Hall, King stroot, at 7:30. Mom-Se-

ot Mystic Lodge, No, 2, Win. y

Lodge, No. 8, and visiting brothtj eordlnlly Invited.Work, First Rank.

O. M. WHITE. C.C.,H. M. COLEMAN, K.R.3.

K9N0LULU LODGE 616, D. P. O. E.

Hoaolulu Lodes No. 610, 11. P. O. E.,mUl meet In their new hall, oa Millertat Beretanla streets, every FridaySrealng.

9r order of tho E. R.HAIIRY II. 81MPSON,

Socretary.V. K. FISHER, E.R.

Vim,. M'KINLEY LODGE No. 8, K.of P.

Meets every Saturday evening at7:30 o'clock In K. of P. Hall. KIiik

RHt. Visiting brothers cordially InB-- to attend.

Work In Second Rank this week.II. T. MOORE, C. C.M. M. JOHNSON, K.R.S.

E9N0LULU HARBOR, No. 54, A. A.of M. & P.

Mta on first and third Sundayrvsitnts of rack month at 7 o'clock atK. or P. Hall. All sojourning broth-te- a

are cordially Invited to attend.Cy order Worthy Captain:

FRHD. MOSHER, C.C.

FIRE INSURANCE

Tha B, F. DILLINGHAM CO., Ltd.

General Agent for Hawaii

kt)M Assurance Company of Londopbnlx Assurance Co. of London.

Maw York Underwriters' Agency.Prevldence Washington Insurance Co.Heenlx Insurance Co, of Brooklyn.

ALBERT RAASMANAGER INSURANCE DEPTMT.

Office 4th floor, Stangenwald Bldg.

f T Manufactured from

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Delivered to any part ofcity by courteous drivers.

Othi Ice and Electric Co.Kewaia Telephone Blue 3181

COHON BROS. & CO.INQINEER8 ANDGENERAL CONTRACTORS.

nana and estlmatea furnished (orB elajaee. Contracting; work.

Tel. Main 246.BOOM 100, BOSTON BLK, Honolulu.

P. If. Burnette,Mterney-at-La- and Notary Public.Aft to Grant Marriage Licensee.

eat Estate, Insurance, Collections."MHoe, 79 Merchant Street, Honolulu.I

Restaurant.HONOLULU HINODE CO.

10 N. HOTEL ST.BJLUrely renovated: New Moisgement

New Service.MEALS 25c.

OPEN ALL NIQHT.

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Mail Orders Given SpecialAttention.

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ALLIANCE MARINE 8t GENERAL ASSURANCECO, U4.. ol London,

ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY ol LIVERPOOLALLIANCE ASSURANCE CO. ol LONDON.

ROCHESTER GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANYOF NLW YORK.

AGENTS OF THE

Oceanic Steamship CompanyOF SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.

A. Fernandez & Son,Importers and Dealers In

HARDWARE,CUTLERY, STOVES,

PAINTS, OILS. BRUSHES,and GENERAL MERCHANDISE

Nos, 44-5- 0 KING STREET,Katsy Block, bet. Nuuanu and Smith Sts.

1EL. MAIN 189.

DAVID DAYTON1t7 MERCHANT STREET.

Lots for Salela KAPIOLANI PARK ADDITION

KALIHI, and other desirable Iscalltlee.

Also 1 JUMP-SEA- BUCXnOASD,second-hand- ; good ai new.

BUILDING MATERIALSOF ALL KINTJ8.

Dealers In Lumber and Go?)

ALLEN & ROBINSON,Queen SL, Honolulu.

Weekly Edition of the Bulletin, $1per ar.

ZX-t- ANDJENELUL

Send to or lmn?t"aely notify theBoard of Health of all Mti found Uj.sd

from unknown causes.

ncad "Wants" on rage 6.

Wizard koU balls, SO.cts., Wall-Nkh- -

ats

Paul Jones, Rye or Ilourbon, at tho,I'autbcon same old stand.

The best cud of Hnwallan rotTm In.thn Mil-- V... l,.,nlnn.l lint....... '

- vw. huiuuii jjiiiYtji j.

Zamloih will ldteii for tlic Klk In,

the Labor Day baseball Rome.Havo your old Panama hat mads

like new. Globe Clothing House.A Hollcltor Is anted for an estab-

lished business. See ad on pai;e 8.

Oovernor Carter jesterday nfternooninllvd on II. It. M. Consul R. dc H. Layaril.

Havo your painting done by Enosl)ro8 headquarters Sterling's oldstand.

l'reo preM'iit vt Itli every inurbaneof Mo or more to sohool children. h

- Co.

Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop-

ular. 11, 11.50 and (2 per week. 1249Fort Street.

The steamers Klnau, Claudlne andI.lkellkc are to will one day late nextweek. Sec ad on page 8.

Great bargain sate at I'aclllc ImportCo. In ladles' and men's handkerchiefs.Stork must lio cleared out.

Tho Territorial Messenger Service I

will tnke orders and renerve scats for!"Said Pusha." Telephone Main 3(J1.

for exercise, recreation, health and I

sport go to tho Horseshoe Saloon.Howling alley freo of charge. Hotelstreet, near Nininnti. I

The country of H. K. Coop I

r nt Urn i.i. I,,,1,. la IYnr,l f, ..I..- - ' -- - -- -.

on easy terms, for full particular!Fee Morgan's (oluiiin, pago 8.

Tho happlneis of home Is not mm-plet-

without n good plnno. DergstromMusic Co. sell on the Installment planor for rash. The be.it pianos In theworld.

If ou would know the Hlgnllknn.eiDonatlons: A siiIim rilwr 3u.of tho Prudential's Hock of Gibraltar I

Anonymous $." r.Ii.OOtrade-mar- wrllii to Hawaiian Trust in Miliwilptlniw nt jc' '.'..,,'.'.. C3I.0UCo. for n booklet gling thu featurcn Interest on Ih)ii.1k , 570.00of the new "ordinary" policies. i proceeds 2 Pioneer Mill bonds,

I Now Is your chance to get a good old Issue, J300U; lulvrott onharness cheap. Tho Schumuu Car-- ' do, Jil.57 3,021.5rlago Co. will sell harness of nil kinds Amounts refunded .. "10 10' ' 'nt greatly reduced prices for one week .only beginning Monday, tho 22d. I ,

September 1st. for a few days only EXPENI.ITURES."'" '

at tho Pacific Import our Wash Tuh 1.u,,, for w,cf -9 0i)and llatta brands bo,' knee pants. j.,,i for hoSpltal"pntlenu' .'!;.' "ftoioo3palrsrorI. Paid for assisted pnshiiges ... . 50 OH

"Arable" Is iiliiable-- for many roil- - Paid to Associated Charities . . 15.00eons. It Is cheap, It lasts n lifetime, Pnl,i for prlnliuir, stationeryii stops leaiw, oniy a mm coating or i;Is need, etc.; but, greater than all.these, Is tho fact that It cools Ironmofs fully 15 degrees. J

I Tho Lurllne Girls' Rowing Crew nrcgoing to glvo n damo nt Progress Hall j

Monday evening, September C, for thbenefit of their crew, which it Is hOiod j

! everybody will help nlong as they willused a llttlo pin money for suits andother necessaries.

The new "Gibson Mandolin" Is con-

sidered by mIciiIIMh to he a wonderfulIn flit loll. It Is shaped somewhat slm- -

liar swelleddent:hardly Ikj ,...,

Mollnplnyrra

Newseiiiler biilldlni;.

Z4HL0CirSMATINEE

lU'plyiiiK inuuy requests K1111I01.I1

ultcs ihlldron's mntlnco on Saturdaynfternoon at tho ()rihcum, commenc-ing nt 2:10. Heats at the prkc ot 25icnts for any seat in tho limine 1110 i:x--

tended to women children nnd maybe reserved at the regular sale nt lua

Music Co.Kamloch promises special

for his yomiR Kucrts they maywell feel of splendid utter-noon- 's

entertainment which willbe appreciated as much by their

ciders us themselves.Some of tho wizardry performed

under the very eyes of tho audlcucewithin few inches ot their noses

are very baffling and at thn name timeInteresting. Notublo among these lathe linking ot whut ap-parently steel rings brazed

constituting absolutely solid cir-cles Wheu Zamloch Juggles them,however, at touch tbty Intertwineand form twenty different combina-tions, link anil resist-ing tho hardest pull. Then right

your eyes again they glide apartus If they were or could bo

magic wand that suspends ItselfIn midair like Mahomet's coflln an-other ot tho marvels on Znmloch'u Hut,to say nothing ot the canaries and oth-er live stock that apparently findshandy anywhere and everywhere.

Changes aro made In the programevery evening and moro agrreabloentertainment than an hour or twowith Kamloch would bo bard to

seats may bo found at thallergstrom Music Company'H storedally from uutll 5:30.

MM Mitt.(Associated Press Cable.

HEAVY LOSSES..St. I'ct'Tsbtirg, Sept. The repot Is

from l.lanjatiG are favorable. It Inbtllevcd the battle will lonebefore either side In defrate.t. ThMln9e3 aw e.Mlm.itnl lo ilnto m in nun

cadi.

Japanese prisonersMukden, Sept. l.Tl hiiiiiln.il Jap--

n,i.,n h,I.MinM hnvn Imrn""-- " !""" "" -- ."rail from the battlefield of Inoynng.

RUSSIANS ADVANCE.Llanyang, Sept. 1. The Russlnns

have aihnnred along the railway souh-vnn-

DATTLE UNDECIDED.Toklo, Sept. L Tho battle of

still continues, neither side hav-ing realized visible

BRITISH TO LEAVE LHASSA.Simla, Sept. L The British will

leave Lhassa mi the 15th ot September,having mnda treaty with Tibet andestablished resident commissioner.

RAILROAD WRECK.Montreal, Sept. 1. Eleven people

.havo been killed and twenty-thre- e In-

jured In collision on the Grand Trunkrailway.

DIG FOREST FIRES.St. John, Kept. Furrst Hies luue

destroyed the of l.llthi liny,lT,,r" 'd families hao beenr''"'lcr-,- luimclew.

Wfirk flf TflP Rpitlch"U' Vl IIC Ul 11IOII

Benevolent SocietyllrltUh llcut'iolciit Society work for

tho hist jenr I'loijuuitl' told In tinfollowing statement:

RECEIPTS.Ualnnrn. rnh im Iki-h- I (Hum Mr'","

and stamps 21.00Paid for Pioneer Mill bynds,

new Issue 3,000.00Paid for accrued Interest on do G0.G7

Hit:ui-- . taxli on hand (U'OI). SI1.52

.",3i:i.njINVESTMENTS.

Wnlnlua bonds Sl.ooo miiotieer Mill bonds 3,iU(.ihi

O. It. & L .Co, Imntls l.oun.iiii

$vhihioAt tin- - niiiiti.il mi'etInK 011 Monday

(l.n ..ll.tt. I.... ..,11........ ..I... ......

MORGAN FOR ROOSEVELT.

New York, Aug. Roose-velt has icceived assiirame of J.Morgan's support.

Sir. ulorgun was for long timegrestly Intvnsed at I'lesldent Rooso-.vei-

privately denouncing him undthreatened to oppose his election.

Tho peoie Were Georgo1'crlJits of the .Morgan firm Kit- -

hu Root, now Morgan's representativeof the Northern Securities. Tho presldint of gnat New York corporationhelped.

Sir. Mtooi-evc- has promised to bogood hereaflir. argo prollls of Goteminent banking operations beenturned over to the Morgau firm theI'unanm (10,000,000 trnntfer, for In-

stance, on which loinmlKsion nt 0110per icnt amounts to 1100,000. Panma also paid commissions to tho Mor-- I

gan firm after President Roosevelt haducsignaieu 11 us its iioverumentagent,

YACHTS MAY CRUISE.

Tho )ai,litsnien thinking of mak-ing criiino Saturday and re-turning Monday night, Monday being

Day. Two plans lire at presentbeing discussed. Ono Is to go to Walu.lino and remain ofr that place flshlug.The other plan is moro cxtcnslvisone.II Is to go to Penguin Shoal on thnwest coast of Molokai to flsh, returningMonday via Rabbit Island, vvhere thoyachtsmen may stop for d"ay's rabbitaud bird (hooting.

PAS8ENGERS DEPARTED.

I'or Slaul, Molokai I.iiiml ports,per stmr. Llkellke, Aug. 31. MissIxiwa Iokla, Lieut. J. It. Hlnttery, J. A.Correa. C. Comadt, J. R. Harrow.

to violin with front and VV ""'"" "v-

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$100 RewardFOR PROOF that I did not make myfamples. Anyone who cann it make goodsamples cnnot do good work. For mywork compare my samples with others.

NO UDY ASSISTANT, LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY.

NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS1057 FORT STREET

fjjB--i X JGO

pXAIVFINFO"

"IJyoa cxnmlncd" may mean some-

thing for you or It may menu nothing.It depends upon thu skill, knowl-

edge, and fitness of tho examiner.Our examinations aro conducted af-

ter- the most approved methods, and,back of nil, wo havo adequate knowl-

edge of the eyo nnd Its needs.

A. N. SANFORD,OPTICIAN.

BOSTON BUILDING, FORT 8TREET

Over May & Co.

Fire! Fire! Fire!

Another residence destroyed by firefor want of water In time, but had a

Quick Action Fire Extinguisher

been In the house the fire couldhave been extinguished. So avoid tho10 to 20 minutes' delay of the Fire De-partment by having your house equip-ped with our Fire Extinguishers, forwhen you need It you need It badly,and there Is no other machine manu-factured which you can rely upon towork properly at that critical moment.-Ca-

be operated as successfully by aWoman, Child or Man as when In thehands of a trained fireman. For fur-th-

particulars and circular Inquire of

WASHINGTON LIGHT CO.,SOLE AGENTS.

TEL. MAIN 145.

A

WiseLandlord

Gets the best materials possiblefor building his homes.

he wants something that willsUnd the "wear and tear " ofhis tenants.

A house that won't have tobe repaired after each tenantvacates.

Thai's where we come inlumber, shinnies, door andv indow sashes, builders' hard-ware, f,las.s, paints, oils, roofing,window shades, elc.

The best at the lowest prices.

Lewer s & Cooke,Limited,

J 77 S.King Street.

The Merchants' Protective

Association,

THE LARGEST, OLDEST, MOSTSUCCESSFUL COLLECTIONAGENCY IN THE WORLD.

Established Twelve Years.

Publishers of Rating Hook for thoHawaiian Islands.

Olllces: Rooms S and 6 Progress block,HONOLULU, II. T.

RICHEST SOILand

BLACK SANDIn town for sale cheap.See us at once. j

Lord & Belser.The Lewifl'Meyer Co.

Epicoreai and Palace Goods

E. J. WALKER,Wholesale Agent.

Mrs. HARRIET G, EVANS,

Hair Dressing, Facial Massage,Manicuring and Chiropody.

No. 110 Boston Bid;. HONOLULU.

Evening Work by Appointment Only.

"For 8ale" cartfa at Bulletin office

Granite and Bronze MonumentsAt Prices To Suit

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Hawaiian Iron Fence and Monument Works, Ltd

17M80 KING STREET.

NOW WE'REWe are prepared to supply the People of Honolulu with Freshest et

ISLAND MEATS. Also, Garden Produce of ill kinds; Butter, Eggs, Chick-ens- ,

Turkeys, Sucking Plgt, Bacon, Ham; In fact, everything that A FIRST-CLAS-

MARKET Is called upon to furnish. ,... I

The ISLAND MEAT CO..JAS. E. WESTBROOKE, ManaZer.

TELEPHONE MAIN 7.

NEW IDEASFOR THE 8UMMBR TIMD.

PORTER FURNITURE COMPANY,VOUNO BUILDING. HOTEL STRKKT.

TELEPHONE 35.

B1SMARK STABLE CO., LTD,

WA1LUKU, MAUI.

TELEPHONE 22.

BISMARK BRANCH STABLES

LAHAINA, MAUI.

Hacks, Carriages, Buggies and Bad-di- e

Horses on short notice.

'

Carriages meet all tteatnera. Com-

petes! drivers, reasonable rates, new

vehicles and lire stock.

Alexander & BaldwinLIMITED.

OFFICERS.J. B. Castle First Vice PresidentW. M. Alexander... Second Vice Pret.J. P. Cooke TreasurerW. O. Smith SecretaryGeo. U. Carter Auditor

Sugar Factors and

Commission AgentsAOBNTB for Hawaiian Commercial ASugar Co., Haiku Sugar Co., Pala Plan-tation Co., Nahlku Sugar Co., KlhelPlantation Co., Hawaiian Sugar Co.,Kahulul Railroad Co.r--

WM. 6. IRWIN & CO., LTD.Asantn for

Wauttwrn Sumir Raflnlnsi Co.,Hnw PrnnclHCO, CalT

Baldwin Locomotive Works,Phllaa-alphla- . Va.

ISawall Unlvsrnal Mill Co.ManutactursraolNatlonalCant8hrUiHr, !Nw York, rN.V.Murnffln Pulnt b. mnatiy,San Pranolsco, Cal.

Ohlnndt A Co..atan I'ranulscu Cal.PrbIiIo Ol ranaportittlon CoHnn aniilsoo, Cal.

sVA

sir Villi WKU TO inUFRTKC

f IN NEWSPAPERS

al saaa akst lll.laE.C. DAKE'S ADVERTISING AGEriUY

maoj mercnainui' KxcitAgft 4Rih pu AMrrn rn

aasiesieansirtesiesev

YoshikawaThe Bike Doctor. I have a bigstock ot wheels. Repairingour specialty. Wheels Rest-ed. Two Stores: 163 King SL,Hotel near Rlvor.

8. Yokomizo,Great Reduction In Price of Crushed

Rock, ae follows:No. 2 1 cubic yard 11.70No. 3 1 cubic yard Sl.SINo. 4 1 cubic yard $2.05

Delivered to any part of city. OfficeQueen Emma Hall, corner Nuuanu andBeretanla; Tel. Blue 1811.

S. SAIKI,Dealer in Bamboo Furniture. Pic-

ture FMmM..ftMte 1 ttn fl.n.nLinen, Table Cloths, Collars, Neck-tie- s,

etc

563 S. BERETAN7A ST.'

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OFF ? T

FORT ST., OPP. LOVE LDC

NEW FURNITURE

THE FAMOUS DOUGLAS

'Mt4LrCA''ldlrlssssssssssssssssssssssssn.

speaks for Itselfbut la not noisy. '

E. R. 1ATH, THE PLUMBER,165 King 8treet. 'Phone 11.

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LIFE ass F1BE

Insurance - AgentsAGENTS TOR

JEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFECO. OF BOSTON.

.ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COM.PANY OF HARTFORD.

CASTLE & COOKE, LtdHONOLULU.

Gommissio.i Merchants

:: Suear Factors

AGENTS FORThe Ewa Plantation Co. '

The Walalua Agricultural Co.The Kobala Sugar Co. .

Tke Walmea Sugar Mill Co.The Fulton Lron Works, SL Louis. Me.The Standard OH Co.The Oeo. F. Blako Steam Pumps.Weston's Centrifugals.Tho New England Life Insurance Co.

ot Boston.The Aetna Fire Ins. Co. ot Hartfort

Conn.Tho Alliance Assurance Co. ot Loadoa.

C. Brewer & Co., Ltd.Qut.n Street, Honolulu, T. H.

AKentB forHawaiian Agricultural Co., Ookaia

Sugar Plant Co., Onomea Sugar Co.,Honomu Sugar Co.,Walluku Sugar Co.,Makee Sugar Co.,HaIeakala Ranck Ca.The Planters' Line ot San Francis..Packets, Ckai. Brewer ft Co.'i line olBoston Packets.

List of Officers:O. M. Cooke, President; Georgi

Robertson, Manager; E. F. Blshoi,Treasurer aid Socretary; Col. W. BAllen, Auditor; P. O. Jones, O. atCooke and Geo. R. Carter, Directors.

P. O. Box 161. Tel Whit Ilk,

SANG CHAN,MERCHANT TAILOR,

HOTEL STREET, HONOLULU.Suite made to order In thn IiImI

styles. Perfect fit guaranteed. OIoUj.lng cleaned, dyed and repaired. .

' S .X&r&JtAtmS&rV":..N"T-j'- .

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These New Things

Now On Parade At Sachs'

Pretty novelties In embroidered Oxfordwaist patterns are just in and we want youto see .them in all their freshness andbeauty.

Among the other new goods are Frenchwaistings by the yard for ladies' wear.They are both pretty and practical.

Colors are white, embroidered eitherin white or black, and tan, embroidered In

black.

Here's a new line of Galateas andCheviots for men's and boys' shirts. Also

for boys' suits. Width p inches. 2oc and

2?c a yard.

Ladies are delighted with our newdainty white back combs with brilliant set-

tings. They're especially pretty for eveningwear.

See the celebrated " Money-Ba- k " blacksilks In the show window.

Guaranteed not to split, crack or break.

Money returned if they do.

N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co,,

Limited,

CORNER FORT AND BERET ANIA STREETS

Read-Understand-"- Drink More"What the American Cyclopedia says :

"Carbonic Add Water (SODA WA THR) improves thetaste and increases the sanitary effect of drinks ; is the bestantidote for alcohol and lessens the desire for spirituousliquors. U has a generally exhilarating effect upon thesystem, essentially promotes digestion, checks too greatacidity in the stomach and is a much esteemed remedy infibrile diseases."

LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH OUR CARBONATED BEVER- -

AGES-YO- URS FOR HEALTH

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ANOTHER LARGE SHIPMENT

These safes are now on the floor and ready for Inspection

THE HERRING HALL MARVIN SAFE li so constructed

that Its contents are absolutely preserved. A sclentlMo

study of the effect of fire on arcs combined with 60 year'experience In safe construction, warrants the manufactur-

ers to make the claim that tleir safes are positively perfect.We carry a large assortment of safe from $50 up.

Cieh or Installment

THEO. H. DAVIES & Co., Limited,

lilllllllllliCnTiSSSSy '' l

fieai'stered Trade MvACopyrighted by Oiftrmoor- - Cxfit4

NEW LINE OF

""azii" wjjjk' J

Etc., at

J. HOPP & Co.,Of. King and Detliel Streets, have receiveda fine shipment or Ostermoor Patent Elas-tic Felt MattresKS. These are now onsale. Anyone looklnc for health, comfortand sleep shouU not fall to Inspect these,as they are the best mattresses made for

this climate.

Clothing, Pajamas and Neckwear, Ties,

J. Lando, Hotel St, Store.

Weekly Bulletin, $1 a Year

,u wiiiimmnji jT.EKES I n .":

. mui. , w rtgr.Aatf mM. s... rt.frfg- - TT..AnAi .Ttgt ay. ?- - f .& a wfr .ggTg x...$Tt vy-a5d- a liiuM ' ..- .i. ..n....- - n i mvEiU"' --r ; ' rrr'HTanaMy ,jrr bji1"v - - T:"Kv s''?" wfyw 7nww r j '.nvw T T

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BVKNINO IIULLHTIN, HONOLULU, T. II, THURSDAY, SEPT. 1, 1904. THREE

,itMj '.AS)) THE CHESS GAME BY WIRELESSI WHAT THE DOCTORS ARE DOING. to - .d

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The meeting of the JIawallan liar was hold at 4

o'clock afternoon In thetotirt room of Judge J. T. Do Dolt InIho hulldlne, the follow hit;Ulng present: Attorney HolmesThn)cr, Andrad.,

Dale, Warren, Clemon. DlcJvpy, Derby, Whitney, Castli)Wilder, Andrews, Crook and Chief Jus-th- e

Trcar and Judgo Hoblnson.Oeorgc A. Davis nominated Henry

Holmes chairman and Holme waselected, C. P. demons having called the meeting to order. The

and kc were ab-

sent.W. I. Whitney reported on the Assti

ilutlon's annual dinner, referring totlio fiucicss slth which W. T. HawllrHhud looked after the details of thetuard. Members were each taxed thrmdollars to pay the expense. A financialstatement Is In this l.

Tho ndmltli d to Prank 12.

on motion of A. A. Wilder, secondedby (leo. A. Davis.

W. It. Castlo was elected delegate to

CrfSBam

INDICATES LOCATIONRccord-Htrsl-

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To Guard The DoorsBy Legislation

Of Law's Professionquarterly

Associationyeterday

Judiciary

Chllllngworth, With-Ingto-

Brcckons,

Secretary

president president

forthcoming

Association unanimouslymembership Thompson,

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licenses were limited to tho DlstrhtCourts. Having never seriously stuj-li- d

low, said Andrews, they prnctlioda of bastard law, cast n shadowover the dignity of the profession ginerally, clients who put

faith in their because of theiri.i,., andsome them, clungtheir positions as in thelower courts for tho sako the pres-tige they imagined they could secureby hanging out their shingles announolng tho fact that wero licensed

these inferior courts. IIwas Andrew's suggestion, and put II

form a motion, that a combe appointed seriously ion

ih battle.bringing tho

so ns to "'the avenues admission thoprofession, necessityreforms. It. Castlo seconded the

George Davis believed the vhoie subJcct admission to tho bar should becarefully There wasroom for reform in moro ways than

The should bo protect-ed; as stood the

an as a lawjerwere too tho

whims and IntrlguosU Witnlngton said he had

In his that tho matterof admission lawcrs was a problem

could not be successfully handledwither committees appointed the

.time,"

judges, and cotnmU'nnHni?

that, unless tho pcrsoncl Legls- - Inquiry.

this will tonnagoHen- -

oral Andrews smilingly remarkedhe knew theLegislature tho last would

next year. DistrictCourt lawjer. Andrado said bill

the brought hcfoio theLegislature last but tho mem

simply liarscorn.

the thohad advocated the proposition that

man had practiced In tho Dli-trl-

for certain period ho

IA .SfV'V-& t

MChlluiio IrVflSK' II.

$222

Chicago

Wl'M'i

should be admitted to practice thebar Supremo Court. Andrewsdeclared Association shouldnot abandon the Idea reform merely ltecauso there happened somfi

men the Legislature; theAssociation should keep hamnnrlimaway until success flnall) ni!ilcoil.Some of the Hawallans, weregetting over the Idea that DistrictCourt lnwjcr's license gac them pre

Andrews' mntlon, Including tho snj;- -

'geatlon of Davis that tho whole lawgono orer, wai finally carried, thechairman appointing the. followingcommittee: Attorney Uenir.ilClews, Dickey and I,.

WESIEIW

ChKago, Aug. 18. at windsoff I.ako Michigan traversed thu Wtl-e-

Qolf links at theCounty Club today when plaj-er- a

left In tho tuiirne) prepared lorstruggle In tho secoud round of matchplay. threatened, but thu golfers

Ilnr At.nM.lln,. Holll that by Illglltfall tllO liiamnecessary ;""- -

to clfcht. lesterdays of thoAMnrnnv flAnrtfnl brought

"iuiun ounuaylanguage, mo ........

lawjers practicing In tho DIh- - Sf "C"VUI"XtrIU of tho Territory, """- -

disappointedtheir

found

juriuuiy weuarourgent

Courts

mlttee

In tho. tipper half Nationalouls N. James sums to

have chance to finalist.ho U with D. Saw-e- r,

exceedingly clover medal scor-er. K. Wood had ofliervo vvhiu began his match withVeteran II .J. thainniuu nH.i.n,i ii,. Twccdle, althoughlatter went at 79 clipand. of merely to yesterday

practitionersof

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tho twentieth hole. Ingalls, Har-vard champion, bcenied likely win-ner of the match J. J. Vandemark

today's play. Critics were freopredictions that Ingalls and ChandlerPgan would bo tho pair In half

tho semi finals, if theythrough this stage and meet It will

irtnr ti,n homiin mniter Harvard Koch Is under- -

of to tho attention of next Bliiato at Cambridge and their golteglslature, with view to getting tho ''? "" micreiv

law chanced throw ftnfei-itnri- l

around of tothe of legislating

W.motion.

ofconsidered. ample

professionmatters at present

rights of Individualapt to bo Bubject to pre-

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FAVORS TONNAGE TAX.Chicago, Aug. 10. Among the callers

at Republican Nationaltoday was Minor ofWisconsin, who, whllo ho has notin his homo state for several weeks,

tho managers valuable Informa-tion In regard to his durlug thatncnod. Ho Is member of tho Con

tho merchant marine servlco withview to reporting bill In Its Interest.

Mr. Minor says tho commlttco hasUs Investigations, and In

his opinion will bo to reportbill Congress re

convenes.for or even the havn been heard tho

lliatlna ftf Ihn Qtttirnmfs Pnllrt elnti line oiiiihihiiI ihn Allnniln nn.i Tin.

laturo vas materially changed thero Ho Is not ablo to Bpcak for thn d

be llttlo or no uso In bringing mission, but personally favors report-th- o

matter reform along line lng bill that placo taxtho lawmakers. Attorney on both homo and foreign vessels

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BUSINESS HANDY !NOEX, publisher In the Saturday BulleIn na the Weekly Edition, gives:onelse and complete resume of all l

jal notices, calls for tenders, Judamerits, bullamq permits and resllate transactions. Evening Bulletin,

li cents per month. Weekly BulletinSI year.

MA mill

Punahou Management's

Ideas Of BenefitThereof,

DAY OF REST WOULD

BRING OUT BIG CROWD

PLAYERS WOULD NOT BE TEMPT-ED TO DE DAY ON SATURDAY

NIGHTS LEGISLATION13 NEEDED,

At u recent melng of the Honolulullaseball league nt which were present

Iscnberg andof the live teams of the association, thuquestion of playing league baseball onSunday was sugge-.te- but quickly sitlived on tin1 score that the Inw docs

not pnnlt of charging admissions lait hill game on that day and until tholaw li changed, it was raid, It wouldh' itodess to propose the plajlng u'ItagtiM ball on Sunday,

The matter came up when It waproposed by some to cut out the gamesnt the hall park last Saturday on theMipposltlon that their being p!a)cdmight Inlcrfcro with a big crowd attending the polo gimo at Moanalua.During the discussion, pro ami con, Itvas HiiggcKtcd thai It tho two gameswere postponed the) might be placd

ou Sunday, so as not to Interferewith the schedule at the end of theMason President leenberg settled thodiscussion us far as the Ixagtte meet-ing was concerned by Mating that tholaw as it at present stands, forbidsvhnrglng admissions on Sunday; thoI.ragne could not well afford to playgarni free of charge.

It Is believed to bo tho general senium nt, however, that the passage of alaw allowing Sunday baseball and thecharging for ndmlssions, or the revok-ing of the present law, would ho widelyappreciated, not onl) Ii the plajorsthemselves hut by the great majoritylit thu working public.

J. 0 Carter, Jr., a famous i nthuslast,pud the manager of the Punahou basehull team, is heartily la favor of Sun- -

da; baseball and hopes that next earthe legislature will not forget tho mit-ter- .

As tho manager of a team Mr.Carter U In a position to understandmany of the advantages of Sundayljseb.vll whleh might not be rcallredbj persons not acquainted with teamvnrK

It Is his belief apropos of any objec-tions that mIMit be raised against Sun-il-

tiisi ball, as such that Sundaygames would have a good Inlluenco Intr-- matter of training for the sport. Aplayer would then have removed fromMs list of temptation, supposing thathe Is at all affected by temptation lanny form, tho Saturday night "good

Andrewstlllo-holde- Wnlter 1;. Dgaii, or "golngaround the bo)s,'

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plajrrs immortnl soul, buiniifo. h,

ho placd on Suudn), would infact add Inches to his spiritual stature.hY eliminating from his life, supposing they wero ever Included iu his

tho terrible temptations saidto be peculiar to n Saturday night bo- -

(auo of its iloso proximity to tho hourwhen the weekly salary is paid. Toplay in a gumo of baseball a man can-not afford to keep lato. hours on thonight preceding tho game, nor can bentford to awako on tho morning of thogame with a hcadaiho Induced by toofree in tho wluo when It Isread. So, says Carter, and he Is nottho only preacher of this gospel ofSunday sport, Hundsy baseball Is goodfor the moral as well as tho physhatwelfare of the man whoflgures on thediamond.

As for tho people who would Hockto the baseball grounds on a Sunday towitness and enjoy a lived) gamo bo- -

twun a couple of strenuous teams, Itis easily agreed that the multitudewould exiccd a Saturday afternoongathering by nt least fifty per cent. Mr.Carter has figured It all out and

that Sunday games would drawbetween 1200 and 1D00 men, women and(hildrcn to the park. Working menwho cannot leave their work on Saturdays in tlmo to 'wash up and get to the

gressional Commission to Investigate 0'W "'1 Joyfully

completed

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Ho says 230 witnesses Batunlay,

borne two hundred men cut out of seelng baseball because It Is played on

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aa examiners. Prank Andrado thought 'clflc coasts and tho Great Lakes In Its )!lclr mcn c"rly ,n,fler nrion, although.

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THUItSDAY BEIT 1, ll'OI

The Hoard of United States tleticrnlAppraisers has, afur matuie delibera-tion, decided that a donke) Is not aliorso nor n mule. Kona cthoei luiunu Identltr.

' The only trouble with i. (' Jones'statement of thu sltuntlun Is tho pos-sibility thai It will be used by somoCongressman from I'nodunk in an at-

tempt to prou that Hawaii "don'tnotd no money.'

tawis Nixon, Iho shipbuilder whot Jade a mess us tho leader of Tiiinmiiiiy,und got mixed up lu the Ship Triiel be-

fore tho fall, hat ln-e- ingated by tbHusglnn Uovernment to uullil a licetof largo shlpi fur tho Itlnck Sen It Ugratlfjlng that llustln should searchout nn Amerlruu for tho task, but thoselection of Nixon augur that some-thing will happen before the Job Isfinished.

Tho gnat battle uow In progn-i- i atUao)aug will bet the pace for modernwarfare In" tho number of men rugngoiland tho test of thu i1e;lrimlvn povv- -r

of modern equipment. Tho dlspatchcof the morning suggest a drawu battle.If this bo the result the advantage willbv with Kuropatklu, who though he I ifon tho defensive, tun stand a long ru'i:

far hctter than the Japanese Tl uobvious imrpose of Japan t to d'Clu ciusblng blow that will bring the WHrlo a speed) end. Tho bravest of liooy,cunnut be kept lu the field wtun tUIreosury runs low.

You'll bo damned if you do adniuned If jmi don't, Is prmtleally thtaltitude thu morning paper nssuuustoward (loM-rnn- r Cartel's land k1IcTho Diilletln has alvtiivs favored thefederal Covcriiiiicnt taking mrr emrpublic lands but It Is willing to oh altthe result jif what the good inunlloiuibacked by energy of the Carter admin-istration can accomplish under thcomplex Dole land law. Tho Ailvei-Use- r

Is apparently not Ratified with aFederal or local laud policy, but simplyimiJojb Hie blessed privilege of otijuiing to an) thing that Is dou This Ua great American privilege hut doenot promote progress.

Tho Nittlnnnl Itepubllcan Commit-Ice- -

has certainly honored the Haw-al-l

branch of tbo party In sending for oneof our local orators to take, part Intho national work It Is seldom thnttho parly managers go to a Tcrrltoiyfor eampulgulng matulal, prefeirlngrather lo teleit speaker from Iho seetlons that pnitlclpatc directly In east-ing the Presidential vote. TheTerritory bus every reason to bo glutIfled over tho recognition given by tholeaders, und Hawaii's Interests mustbo uilvunccd by tho reudlness of Uslocal workers to Join In tho nutlomilcontest to help lull up tho mnjoiltyfor tho ticket. Mr. Stewart Is a t,ondspeaker and inmlnclug worker, andtho sehedulo mapped out for him bytho National Commlttco will spreadtbo good name of Hawaii as well siswell tho list of Uopubllcan voters.

RESOLUTIONS FOR VOTIiRH.

Home nf the advanced politicalworkers of our country nro ad vocal-lnc tbut every eltlxen shall lako aformal oath when ho votes that bucasts bis ballot with full understanding of tho Importance pf his duty, thatlie nan rocelved no money consideration, and will voto according to hisconviction as to tho host Interests oftho wholo country. They would maketbo voting booth as serious n place astho court of Justlco.

Tho Idea Is not a bad one, though Itmay cot bo adopted In this generaHon. Tendencies of thu prosent tlmoarc too much toward lllppunt, Indifferent or corrupt uso of tho privilegesand dutfes of the franchise. If thoballot bo pure, tbo country cannot gofar astray. There Is no telling wherewo will lund If tbo franchise becomesa commodity to bo bartered In trado.

In this connection tho Saturdaylivening Post offers a set of resolu-tions for voters In the national elec-tions. Tbo l'ost Is somewhat pessi-mistic on natlonil politics, and per-haps Justly so when tbo platform dec-larations of tho two great parties areso much alike. What It offers to theprejudicial voter, how over, comescloso to tho mark. Its proposals fol-

low:I will not forget that my country Is

above my party and tho group of poli-

ticians who reap all, or nearly all, theprofits of a victory,

I will not forget tbnt thn partyagalntt which I voto Is composed of

' 'Mfry-X- : '

politicians no worse than those of myparty, and of voter Just as patrioticunit just ni silicon) as I nin.

I will not rorget thnt liy listening toboth sides 1 shall hear the truth aboutmill, and Shalt thus Iip able to anmore Intelligent!)

I will deu'lop nij lute IIIr-ik- o andnot my prejudices.

None of us ought to forget that thyprejudiced oter Is n vvnrso nemv o(his rounlr) than ii venal voter Furthe iunl Miter Is n pariah and fee laII, white) the prejiidlied Miter gets ap-plause, and the lontempt fur himwhich his masters feel Is turt'iiillhidden.

s for the enr luol show thnttin' United States has outstripped (erMany In the output of ber b oer100.UOO gnllons. "To beat tho Mutili III

tier Is no smnll honor from the tunuufneturers' standpoint, though It Is like-ly to luuse some heurt biirlnngs amongtotal nlistlueiuv utlvcuatri (lermaiiyIs gcneiall) known as the great lieerdrinking nation of the world, hutlicnicftirth the fonmlug stein emblemntlc of prlre beer lunHiimptlou will unyon this side of the Atbinlli It Is luUrestlllg to note IllUt the pprtiul oftkinperniue refinin among middle dims

s Is glu-- as one of the rtasous for failure of tleimany to hold

.first plaee. In niunv of the large fur.itorlcs the Afternoon Ix.it piuiw" hasbeen abaudoiied and tia or rnffie substltuted a hex rage tlermany luevidently touching us a temperancelesMiii, though nut nil Americans hneriiuhed the standard set by the Yankeewho recent dlspntihes say, died of

nf the In art from drinkingtlxt Kits a day

Andrews' BouquetDROUGHT 2.000 MILES

Searched For Bugs

Attorney (leiuinl orrln Andrewshas great re"pe t for tho eternal vlitl-la-

i of the teamed and tamest ento-mologists of tho Tirrltorlul llourd ofAgrbulliiie and Forestry. Wluu MrsAndrews recently returned fioni themainland sho biouglit. In cold storage,xome umiiiilflci nt flcnal spec linens, hive-I- )

meiiiiutns of the continent's worldof llowers, that the Attorney Geiicinlmight Ik made glad b) the contempla-tion of their biauty mid the vision oftheir utter fairness.

Tho Immense Ixniiimt was silredupon by the bug bunting professors ofI lie autllH-s- t league, however, und b)the time they got through dlsseitlngthe poor flovveis mid making a micro-seopl- c

examination of their lungs andliver for germs ni new nnliiisliulaethe) Were faded and Mm"" like thelost rose of summer Andrews, whenthe mlhCiiiMoplstM had pln)cd tin Irlittle canio mid reported to the Hoardon what they hud not found, was bundid the wilted hum It.

"They are ver) vigilant, iIicm entomologists," said Mr. Andrews thismorning, "the publle should be proudof them They are Indeed earnest Intheir eiicbnvors to guard tho Tiirllorynualnst Importation of anything In thoway of Insei tlviirtuis pests."

Apropos of the nliuve. It Is rumomtthat a Inurlxt itiOiore Iho otherda) wearing an Australian buttercupLoiuiuil mid that his Mower, by wininoversight, missed Inspeitlnn. The mattcr will bt Investigated

The elluiy Watcrhoiiho Trust Co.utilved tho following cablcgruui

from Kan 1'ianelsco relative to tboprices of lot at stocks In the coast mar-ket: HonoknK, ir.j Maknvvcll. tsti.s5;Hawaiian Cominere lal, ?G!'. Thes-- j

prices shuw h decided rlso lu tbesosjueks, tint quotations yesterday beingits follows: Huwallnn Commercial ft

Sugar Co, r7.7f bid, iCO asked; Ho-

nolulu, lll.GO; Mnkawell, I27.D0.m m

Or the fourteen men charged withunlawfully Imprisoning von Holt nndothers thirteen were found guilty andone disc barged. Tho convicted thirteenv.cre fined as follows: One. won finedU'") and costs, four fined $30 and costseach; eight were fined $1 and costs.Tho tases for violating the fishing lawwere all nolle pros'd.

THE HENRY WATERHOjSE

Corner and Merchant

Buyers Of BeastsRefuse Fees and

Deny Low's PowerHebelllou against the mij so of thn

wilttcn law has broken out among theImporters of horses, hogs, towt, tattle,sheep and other live In this citynnd tbo Inipetlori of slock have tornplained to thn Uoveinnnnt through thnGovernor and the department of tinAttorney Oeneinl thnt their fees, prosi rlbeil by the Territorial statutes, furexamining live stuck as to their pb)Sleal cllglblllt). have been refused b)The Metropolitan .Meat Company, Lim-ited, (lus Si human, William Norton,(' 11 lit Ulna of the Club Stnbles amiotlieiH lutensleil In tho handling ofthe animals above mentioned.

Doctors Shaw and Munsnrrut and AV Clarke tnnijiose the board which hatIn charge the luspectlou of nil nnlmnliwhich in ! sought to be brought Intothis tommy fiom abroad. They n'Oappointed b) the Coventor and receivenc salar), depending for,lhelr reuiunnatlou on n charge per head fur theexamination of all lua-l- s and birds.

Lately thu men and llrms noted haverefused to pay the Inspectors their fees

.and It Is iiudtrstood thnt they haveI I. ...... ...1.1 1... ..,! I. Iuvvii u'ltinvu u, tutu tuiiuiin ll'bui

It prci-- t nlalhcs that the law, which pro-vides that all stock must undergo aniMimllKitlou before It is ndmltled linethnt the examiners shall reielvo scninth Sis u fee, ptr h ad, for such examlnatliui, Is

Attorney (Sun-ni- l f orrln Andiows,with no uncertain voice, declares thaithe law Is loiistltutlunal ami that Itwill be eiiforted t all to-ts- , la accuidnnte with this view of the situationMl. Andrews contemplates nt once inklug steps of an emphatic mituie to uphold the l'iw Unless Importers arcvvlllltiK to submit to the law they willlint be ablo to receive their live-stoc-

There Is a poislbllll )of suits being! to ttillett from the protestliu

mpoiters the unpaid fees for chimin-cllo-

j A. F Cbuke this morning called onCoventor Carter In regard to tho matttr and thu Attoiuc) (Jcnernl was atontc culled Into eousultatlon, He guvoIt us his opinion that thero was no

jmetlt lu tho contention that tho lawobjected to was uutoustittitloual.

I Said the Attorney Oeucrnl this fore-noon. "A fearful danger will threaten thu Territory In tho wa) of eattlndlstates unle-t- Uie letter of the lawfegiilating tho Importation and exam-ination of nil livestock is strenuously

.unforced Why, the eomplulut, evenhinder the pieseut sjstein. Is that tbosystem of xamluatlou Is nut strictenough. It Is held that none but vet-erinarles should be emplo)ed and thatthe most careful tests should be madebefore foielgn animals nro admitted

I Into the tountrv. There Is tho rnmplaint that cattle atTllcted with tuber- -

Men'sOpportunities

Made clothes formen at greatly cut prices.Materials on hand and mustbe sold at once as I leave(he Islands.Cash prices only; workman-ship (guaranteed.Sack suits, three pieces, fulllined.

Were always $30 now $25summer business

suits, 2 pieces.Were $22.50 now $19Were $18.00 now $16

Tuxedos, silk lined.Were $40.00 now $35

All other clothes In propor-tion.

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that the Covernmeut shnuld employ none but veterlnnrlU nnd thatthey should lie paid salaries."

William Notion has refused to paytor the examination of a big bunch ofmules recently brought here; Schumanbna Importer horses, eons, mules andsheep for which he has neglected topay the prescribed examination fees;tho Metropolitan Ment Company hn.srecently brought in hogs, horses, cow,cattle, mules, sheep and poultry ouwhich examination fees are dun anJunpaid', Helllnn has Imported quanti-ties of poultry on which he owes theTerrllt-rla- l Inspectors their remunera-tion per eapltn.

Since Dr. Sbnvv has left tho Islandsthere Is a vacancy on tho examiningboard and the remaining members nroanxious that tho Coventor np-ol- aman to fill his phue. Coventor Carter,being nt present altogether taken up lutho preparation of his report to Wash-ington, wilt attend to thn matter on hUreturn from the Maul trip, on whichit Is his Intention to start next week.

Aliauwhlle the Attorney Cenernl willno to the e n forte ment nf the law.

'

The I'aiker iiiiich maungemtut tonlest in tho t units Is developing lulua continuous performance nnd thn pa-

pers In tho rase aru day by day get-ting in tho way of tho elbows of tboeleik and piling up In front of thatgentleman on bis desk; even to thoextent of inteiferlng with IiIh vluw ortho largo und varied assortment ofleai nc cl counsel ranged on ono side ofthe three adjoining tables, tables piledhigh with eair-boii- volumes fromtho llhraiy, whoso lottcu Hours amthus lellc-vc- of lonsldtrublc weight,while tint still iiiuio rotten floor of thueouit room. In which Judge-- dear pa-

tiently listens to thu mass ofcontentions. Is burdened the more. In-

cidentally, the 1'ubllc Works Depart-ment solemnly promised to make aaexamination of the floor supports ofJudgu Cenr's eemrt room before theopening of Iho new term next week,with n view to pi nv tiling against atiagedy, should such provision befound nectssaiy; but this promise, hstill unfulfilled and tbo day uppnmihes whin some Ihreo or fourhundred lawers, prisoners nnd wtucssc-- a will gather befoio Iho bir attho calling of tho calendar and the set-ting of trials.

This morning wits beard the motionof Ihe legnl ic prtsonlntlvcH of Sam-uel 1'aiker to sit tint main cause, theremoval of A. V. Cartel as gnanllanof Aiinlo Thelma K. Parker iiilnin, forhearing. .1. Mghtfnol nnd Iho mo-

tion. Then J J. Dunne, appeailnc' furMm. Kllrahcth K. Knight, motht r ofIhe child, objected to any action be-

ing taken on the motion on the gioutidthat thu inittir of the court's Juris-diction lu the preutlsis was still Inn-fil-

in Hut balance and that thocourt had no right to proceed until adetermination hud been reached onthat piitlrulnr phase nf tho contest."Tbo court's Juilsdlettun bus bc-c- at-tacked and Is still unsettled U. stillundecided," ileclaied Mr. Knight's attorney.

At this pol. In tho proceedings At-

torney W. A. uuoy icpresontlng A.Carter, let It, eaglo eyo roam over

In tho direction of tho chair in whichStenographer I'. Mauilco MncMnhonwas wont to sit.

"Thero Is no stenographer present,'said Kinney; "whero's MncMnhon?"

"Cone to Mexico," said Homebody."Not yet," camtt another voluntary

v filial contribution.Judgo (Sear llteicupon despatched

his largo bailiff lu quest of Cllson D.llell, formerly Supremo Court stenographer. Hell was coon on hand andtaking down tbo words of wisdom nndotherwise as they tripped from thumouths of counsel on edthcr side..Judge Oear later appointed llell stoiiographer lo tho court, "to hold nndenjoy the sumo with tho emolumentsthereof during tho pleasuro of suchJudgo".

W. A. Kinney objected to thu Retting for hearing motion, holding thatcertain other matters had precedenceEvery lawyer In tho room bad histurn at talklug; nono wero slightedThe result of thu morning session wasthat tho wholo business, per order oftho court, goes over until tomorrowmorning nt 10 o'clock.

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VUN IIOLI'S KIDNAPPERS

LEGALITY OF STATE IN FI8HINQCASE 18 MUCH DISCUSSED

BY ATTORNEY8 ANDPOLICE.

The caoo of tho Japanero who weroarrested at Honoutlull for fishing onthe ranch waters caused considerablediscussion among the .legal lights attho Pollen Court this morning. Theittntuto under which tho nrrcst wnmade Section HGO of tho PenalIjiwu of 1S07 reads no follows:

"Kvery konohlkl or other personwho shall wilfully deprive another ofnny of his legal rights lo fish on anyfishing gintind, which now Is, or

frca to tho nso of tho people,or who shall wilfully exact of anoth-er, for tho use of any private flsncry,n greater amount of fish than by lawhe Is entitled to recclvo as his share,nnd nny tenant or other person whoshall depilvo nny konohlkl of his fishing rights, by appropriating lo himself the tabooed flsh of said konohlklor otherwlso, shall bu punished by aline) not exceeding 100 for every suchOitensc, In tho discretion of tho court,and In default of tho piyment oi such(Inn bu Imprisoned nt bard labor notcee-etllii- tliluo months."

Thu common opinion Is Unit this lawIs not holding now ext'ept In Bliehni sim wheie thu rights hnvei been spe-c lib ally established. Tho llonuullull:aueh waters havo not been thus do-l-

mini d nud nn n e onsen, u mo thnlaw was tint valid In tbo ensiM of thnfifteen Jnpanosu who wero nirestcdlast week. These men wero e mightfishing on the laneh waters. Theywere chained under Section 1100.pleaded guilty unci had sent) net) sus-- 1

tilled for thliteen months. Manylaw) cis hold that the police hnd noright whatever tho arrest tho Japan-ese.

High Hherlff Ilrnwu when askedwhether ho considered tho law validor not stated that be could not statedefinitely hut that tho recent decisioncf tho United Stntes Supreme Court Inthe flsheiy eusn of tho Territory vs,H. Sf. Damon et nl., seemed to showthat tho slatuto In question could beconstitutional nud valid, at least Insor-- e nsos,

Tho eases of tho fluein Japanese)who wero arrested after they had kidnapped H. M. von Holt, Louis Warrennnd others who attempted to drlvothem uvvn; from tho ranch vvatcisramo up nt Kwn court house this forenoon. Deputy Sheriff Chllllngworth

t for Kwa this morning to conducttbo prosecution. Tho men wereehnrged with malicious imprisonment

niiiwCOMES FROM

IIThu local politicians ato at present

revolving their master minds on thosolution of u rather m)sterlous wlruless tiligraph messago which tamoHits noon from llllo relating lo flicllepubllcnii Convention In that cityJuck I.utns was thu rccelptcnt of thuinessngp, which read as follows:

"Olvu limit proxies, lltty changedalruidy. CHAIinK."

.Tnik l.ucas was not nhln to InterpretIhe message. Ab a matter of fuel, buIs not ipilte suro but that It may buthe) work of somo piactlcul Joker. AnIniltilry to tho wireless telegraph of-

fice resulted In tho Information thatllu-- tuxl of tho messngo hud been given exactly us 11 had been sent. Lucasturned tho matter over to C, 8. Hollo-wa-

to handle.

Hawaiian CommercialJUMPS

ToJM a ShareA prhalo cablegram received this

morning from San Kruuclsco uuuountc-- that Hawaiian Commeicia!hnd gouo to $C0 a share. This Is aJump of ID a share In two days andIndicates that Iho high pricu of sugarcoupled with tho prospect for goodcrops next Benson has stlncd up areal Interest lu tho hading stock onthe 8nn Prauelsco Exchange,

Hawallnu Commercial went abovepar la tho boom days and has held botwecn forty nnd fifty dollars duringIho clayB of depressed values, It hasalvva)8 been classed as one of thu bestspeculative stocks, though thero livery little on the market.MR. DOOLEY

inDiscusses the Inside features of the

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to be remembered among wearers of desirable silks.Prices are such as will keep a continual stream of

bjyers at the silk counter.

Pljln Japanese Silk, 50 pieces, difierent shades at 25cColored Taffetas, 75c qualities at 25cColored T.ilfetas, Si. 00 qualities at 35cOne lot of fiijsureil, stripped, and dotted Foulard silks,regular pi. 50, Si. 25, and Si 00 nihilities at 25cPhln Hurrdh silks, S1.00 quality nt 25c

Peau de Crepe and Foulard Illusions, $1.25 and S1.00(lui,'t'es dur,n saIe at 75c a yard

White Taffetas, 75c qualities , . t 55cWhite 1 affetas, S 1 .00 qualities ,. . . . at 75cColored Surralt silks, regular 90c at 51cBlack laffet.t, width 36 inches $2 00 quality at $1.25Black extra line Swiss Taffeta 2.25 quality at t.coBlack "Sterling" guaranteed Taffeta.. 1.50 ,, at 1.10UI.ICIV moire 3IIKDUCK ,. ,Back Armure Silkui .. 1.owe," ,,Black Peaude Sde

BlackB ack Peau Ji? Cune. width

50

Black Peau de Cjgne--, vvidth 26 Inches 1.50Black Gros Grain bilk 1 ?oBbck Grus Grain Silk 2.C0Black Brocaded Silks' 00Bladt Brocaded Gros Grain, double

width .ocvBlack Brocaded Satins, singleniaiK Drrcaueii satins, single width..Black Brocaded AUre, sinile width...HI ick Dotted Crepe de Chine, heavy. .Cream dotted Crepe de Chine, heavv.Black striped Grenadines, double width 1.50omen Miitic-- urenauiws, uounie wnitii 2.50Black larenadlnes, while figures or dots 3 50black Grenadines, wjiitc figures or dots 5.00White Grenadines, black liutircs or dm. i.cOne lot of fancy silk reduced

niorui siik piusii

EHLERS, FORT STREET

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Entered for Record 31,m.

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AiiRolhv W Hopkins IlopklunDA

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WilcoxofI.st W Wlleox hy exor 1'nclflc

(iinno Kcr Co LtdKaknnl and wf to Castle

MAnahu to W Castlii

Record Sept.m,

Von lo JimI'lonetir to Ka--

iililakama Itol ofT'loncor Loan Aesii.to Ka-- .

uhlakitma I'aluu IlulHose Anahu to Lllla Aholo, .Agrt

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137 King Street. 'S'l

GALLAQHER IN 2:011-2- .

New York, Tbotho Kitintl eticull light bnrncss uicct-Ini- c

tho City totlayvere UallBRhcr's lnllo in 3:03',i. thufastest btut shown In n rata this sea-son, nnd Dm completion of tho day'ocard before, o'clock. Horsemen who

In follow lug tho clrcult scarcely another In.Btniico In which a program or race-- ,

was finished in tlmo for tho spectatorfor dinner.

Canadian contingent won linn-H- y

over tho clean-cut- , decisive victor) "

Gallagher lu tho 93,000 raeofor 2:08 pacers. There a strongplay Bmathers' geldluwJohn und Dr. C. McCoy's chest-nut Tan Michael. latter

full brother to W.crack tiotter Doralmu, He

pucod ainllo In ins work in 2'0lover the klto track at Klrkvvood. Delaccoidlng to report. circulation

this story lu tho betting ringhim rholco In the pools.Michael got flying stait In thoheat and led tho field almost the full

Gallagher. In stirring finish.In tho last strides and

winning by In

and iBBmwL tt Wo endeavor In nlve IIimo 'lffllA ! 'lfflil l'lIfy In nil our work, niul inako VI 'ill I P ''if'fVW thtMii ihn U'noto o7our hus- - tyj Ui lWs5iWl 1Ml J lnciiB, 'Our artist proparo XJ" rF'

v. color sketches for you free of ".,

-- dji, , ,Stanley Stephenson,

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Aug. 1904,

From 10:30 a. m. to 4 p.lv to C I. Hop

to C I.

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For aQuick MealThe bett thing; yet discoveredis Heinz Baked Beans.

Be sure its Heinz.Has three times thr nutrimentot beef and is a " meal in aminute."Your grocer has a fresh supplywhich just arrived.

H.tiAGKFELD&GO.,Ltd.

Agents.

Important ToMandolin Players

Science and Inventive genUis hiv e at latKicatly Improv ed (lie Mvee-- t tnned imnJolin.

Perfection ha been attained In tlie new

GibsonMandolin

It is shaped somtvvlnt like a viulin,with swelled front and bade inJ Ins thewonderful vhlln quality of tone.

Call and te It at

HAWAIIAN NEWS C0,f Ltd.

Two StoresYoung Bldin. Merchant St,

Fine PasturageNEAR THE CITY

Special attention given to all horleft with us. We al-- o take and re-

turn them free of charge.

CLDB STABLES, LTD.

FORT, above HOTEL STREET'Prion Mnln 100

LEATHER GOODS, MATCH BOXE8,POCKET MIRROR8, THERMOME-TERS- ,

CORKSCREWS, RULERS andeCHOOL SUPPLIES; PREMIUMSof every description, at the LOWE8TPRICE8. Also a fine line of ALUMI-NUM QOOD8. UptoDate BU8INE88Men use our goods to advertise theirand please customers. Write ue if Inneed of anything.

THE SAULNIER MFG. CO.

150 MELR08E Ave. NEW YORK, N.Y.

HuNOLULIMRON WORKS

Improved and Modern SUQAR MACHINERY of every capacity and descriptlon made to order. -- Boiler workand RIVETED PIPE8 for Irrigationpurposes a epeclalty. Particular attentlon paid to JOB WORK, ana repairexecuted at shortest notice.

Weekly Editle.i of the Bulletin, IIpar year.

"The lives of alt groat men remind usWe can mal.n our uvea sublime."

Just liy doln? ns they nil doIlrlnklng Prlmo air tin- - time.

Is rnaito liy tho latest silcii'inc processes and la absolutely pure.As a bevcrago and for heart i and muscle building there Is noneto equal It.

HIGH SHERIFF RICH VIS

NLWS OF KILO AH

ODA KILLED 8UOAI WHILE UN-

DER INFLUENCE OF LIQUOR.SAYS HE CANNOT RE-

MEMBER.

High She rllf Urown yestefrdoy re-

ceived tho papers ot a coroner 8 In

quest held ut Win August 7 to Invejllgnlo tic dentil of a Japancso named

.Siifrnl MasaJIrn.Manuel Tavash, who paw tha mi I

being stabbed by one Oda, by I00VL1K

tbroiiKh n window In'.o tho iou i

whero tho affair took place, In his totlmnny gave tho following Rraphlc !

nutrition of the uffalr:"When I opined tho window I saw

tlio Illlo Jnp sitting on i Japaneiotrunk, and xaw Odi ntanding up b. 'foro him, hare, without any clothes 0.1 be

him; nothing at all. Heard Odtt ray"Anta" (today), "mtikl" (make), i

Rtood at the window; don't think theyHaw mo, mid saw Oda crab a pair o

pants and dims up. Took l.nl.o irjmhis pooki t and opened It, pocket knifeitid tabbed the Jap; wmii'i suio I

It whs In bj(k or shoulder, ami cameHum ho did that I yelled out tor help

' When I elicit out .Mariano do Con

In tamo with others and forced thedoor open and when wo cot In wasaw(Mil with tho knlfo. When wo openedtin. iK'or raw Hlto Jap lying down andOla standing up with knlfo In handlacing door. Marlon ran up to himnn.l hold him by tho hand that heldHi (i kn'fo nti'l I went and took theinlfn Iiom lili hand and to whtn woto,ik the knife nway nomo ono pulledth Hiin lap oat ot tho back door and whicti a handsome willthat wait miw In tho liouu;." be

innor vim. hi,iii wno tamo on me"cciii-- wlu-- th dxir woi brokenoptn t,'stl0ed i cirniboratlng tho tcstlmini) ot Mnmul Tavhh,

l)r .1. Holland irtltl'd that Sugal

urn.' to his .Until at nhnut 1.30 p. m.U?iihI 7, thiough louditlniis locultlng

frrin u rlulj wuuiid In tho back about,tho point of the Khoiilder blade.

Oil, tho murderer, ulso testlllcdthp jur) Ho stated that ho hid

Known the man he stabbed bIuco hischildhood In Japan On tho cvenlngjof the murder hf hml been drlnklni!heavily and did not remember evenvtlng Rii'iOl nt lib, limiBO. Ho stated(hut oinii time boforo ho had dlrcov-o- i

"d that Sugai wuk oh very Inllmntoterms with h!s wife Tlilj had, how- -

ovir not made him very angry.The cinoner's Jury returned tho fol

lowing v. rdlit'That Sugal Masnjlro camo to his

deith b) u wound Inflicted by ono OdaTuk&shlio on August 2, 1904, by stab-bing him with ii knlfo In tbo back unler tho left shoulder blade, pcnetratlug lungr, which resulted In his deathun August 7, 190L"

.

Greatest Golf Test

At Halelwa Sunday

The greatest golf match of tho seaeon Is sihiduled for tho Halelwa llnkion Sunday next Tim entries are opento all members of any Oahu golf clubManager Church has provided a beauti-ful challenge alitor cup that will addspice to the contest.

Tbcro will a ever bo plenty ofamusement for goirrs and visitors. A

luau and dnneo will bo given In thebote Saturday evening and on Mondaa ladles' tournament will bo held farwhich a handsome trophy U offered.

for tho Sunday golf eventma bo oblulntd at Woods A Sheldon's.

p...office.

Job Printing at the Bulletlr

13

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' l IJVENINO BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. It, THURSDAY. SKIT I 1901 FIVE

4primo lager

BIGGEST

olf MatchYET.

ALEIWA HAS HUNG UP AS

ULENGE COP--

t uiful SOLID SILVER CUP,an be feen in Wichman's

, to be competed for on

uiday, Sept. 4,T HALEIWA.

oacn to all members of anyG lit Ctubl. Conditions can

ud at Woods & Sheldon.

-- itupday Next,A

..iidu and DanceAT

i iieiwa Hotel

Monday, Sept. 5.LADIbS' TOURNAMENT

tor trophyall I picmted.

Conditions

Engage Rooms In Advance.

Halelwa Hotel,F.J. CHURCH, Mgr.

iJlllilttH lo FINED

In the I'ollre Coin! this morningAug. Ou'iriln was tlncd SI" andcosts for aault and battery. Thome of Ah Hnug. charged with iisshiiHend battel) on It ICnnohol uahil.was continued until tomonciw.

J Yniu.isakl, (barged with profanIt) was re Hu.imU cl and discharged

The ohms of America Kovrlrn, JunnOril and Lilian Hoadou, all dungedwith Migratic) were continual untiltomorrow,

IR

l'ranl Ihuls, n hucl.drlwr, was thisforcnoou arrcutcd on tho complaint ofDick Kckona sa)s that atabout midnight Inat night he (aughtInnlb In the net of entering his bouseon School street through tho frontdoor. As soon as Inuls saw him heran awny. Tho defendant was rile ahed upon furnishing bait In the sum oia ICO.

s .'

Benefit Dance For Th 3

Lurline Girls' Rowing Grew.

At Progress Hall Monday evening.September Mil, 1901

Tli Kits can bo had from membersor nt the Hawaiian News Co., YoungUulldlng

Read "Wnnts" on pago C.

We have a wide range of novel creationand beautiful designs in chains nnd fobs.

r The workmanship of the very licst, thedesigns unique and the earing qualities ex-cellent.

Come in and look them over, even thoughyou do not intend to purchase,

M, R. COUNTER. 1142 Fort Street.

LOCAL AND GENERAL

If greatly troubled with mosquitoesnotify the Doaid of Health.

Head "Wnnts" on pago C.

Wlrard golf balli, CO its, WallM-l- i

o1s

Oom 1'itil Is dead but 1'atit Jones stilllives nt the ranthcou

Mrs. (lu) Living-don- nnd . Iillcl have '

i c turned from n trip to Hawaii. j

Kresh prim?, C pounds for 2, itnts.(lerlz Hros., 'Phono Whlto 3J.1I .

T H, Ka) was one of tho passengersarriving from Hawaii In the llelcne

.Mr and Mrs. W 13 Ikveremc leavo Inthe Kalulanl nixt Thursda) for KnnI'ramisco.

Ask for 'Old Kirk" whiskey nt tboColumbia, Pantheon, I'avorlu-- , Crltcrlon and 1'ashlon.

Mrs. J J. Horner and the JIIkhpiHorner arrived from Hawaii In lhHelene this morning.

Pacific Import Co will give mi onedollar for CO rent September 1st HtarUrnnd bo)s' shirts wntsts, t! for J 3.

A probate notice In the nmtt. r of thoettate of Hoopll Sllva (vv), late of Honolulii, appears under New Today.

The Oceanic steamship Alameda Isclue to arrive from Sin rramlwo toinorrcm morning with a falrsled mail,

A brown bag, containing silver toiletarticles, has been lost A reward Is of-f- c

red for return of same to von Iliimni-Youn- g

Co.

The steamer Helene arrived fioni Hawall ports this morning nt 0 '.'." ocloikWilli 4.1VI lings Paaubuu sugir and JWbales wool.

Are )ou ratlsflcd with )uitr tpcurlter? If not. examine tho "N. w Conover," only (35-00- . liasy pnvments,

5.00 clow u, balauco J1.00 week, at ttull,Nichols Co.

At u gimo of baseball p!ii),d lastnight Utweeii u nine 1 uni the steamship Hawaiian nud the. 0 It & U Co.team, the former vvus difentei! Ii) nbcoru of I, to 5.

September 1st rnelflc lmirt Co willstart n bargain mle in Torchon andNormnmlle l.ucs. oii can liu) all thelaces that are on sale, Su.WO ards. utjour own price.

C II .Msllo vs J. W Piatt as taxsss.Hsor, older to shnvv cnusi whytemporary Injunrtlon should not be Issued In n matter ot laud iiiiivi)nnccne'ciipltd Judge Itoblnson this foicnoon.

lude De Holt this morning grantedIlccky Sing n dtvurcc from h Sing onthe ground of non support Libellantr slimes her mnlclen name of lliirliottliThe Keawe divorce matter cotitliniesbefore Judge Do Holt this afternoon

We havo n steam plant for cuttingliny mid can turn nut uiiy muinilt)reeded We know by expeilciico thatIt Is the most economical vvii) to feedhuy. Wc can now furnish It to ourcustomers regularly. California IVrdCo

Ah 1 jihor Day, Monda) next Is a stat-utory bolldiy. tho various (ii)vernmenlcleiiartment oil) is In the Capitol nndthu Judiciary building will Ih claj-.i- l

llaseball in the afternoon at tho parkwill probibl) call many of the publicKrvtiuts lo "much needed lei'.iitlon"

I'd Hire taking lias coiislantl) luireiiHiug pleasures foi thr iithuslarlThe Intent liiveutlnu Is the lllm packby which any camera original!) madefor plates can be leaded In dn) lightwith lllnn ami the operation Is evenlucre slrgplc than putting a new- - film luu kodak. These pucks cost mil) Slimami $ r.o, in cording to tle, at Honolulu I'liolo Hupp!) Co

Case's Coming WillIN ONE WAY

Settle Laiiainaluna

Settlement of at lcnt one of thephases ot the I uhiiliinliina land controvcrsy between the (invcriimout nndcertain property ovvncia U uvviiltlngtin- - coming of D. II Case, who leptosuits thu Pioneer Mill fotupiiiy.

Tor some time- - the downline nt and(he Pioneer Co. bnvo lu.'l dlfferem ei nfopinion lu regard to tli.t ou Heirship ofcertain ot thu lauds adjoining tie Lithnlniilunu idtiaitlonul liiultutlcm, tl.nOovernemut eouteiullii'i thnt tho MillCo. has been helping lts)f rather protuHciiously to land without iniiehthought us to thn (iovernmeut'K ilflitIn tlie premises.

There was a time when tin- - Terrl-tory- ,

through Us Attorne) Oeii.-i.i- l,

thought of Instituting proceedingsngulnst the I'lcinecr pcojilo for backlent, but peaceful ami harmonious compromise seems the sheuter nnd les ex.penslva way nud is being gradually nrlivid ut When Case comes to Monolulu the Mulshing tnucbes will piolably be-- put to tlie arliitiatton arrangemeut

MR. DOOLEYDiscusses the Inside features of the

POLITICAL PROSPECTS In SATUR-DAY'-

BULLETIN. Your forecast ofthe election cannot be complete If youmiss what Dooley has to say.

n ,

The BUSINESS MAN'S HANDY INOEX, published In the Saturday Bulle-tin an' the Weekly Edition, gives:onclse and complete resume of all lejal notices, call for. tenders, Judgrente, building permits and real es-

tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,'3 cents per month. Weekly Bulletin,tl per year

"For 8aleM card at Bulletin offlc.

"in0amMA9ttiaWKMKBaWkWafSlkaWfo

3? res

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(71

What Do You Wont?On the Outside ' Looks"On the Inside " COMFORT"Throughout All " VVeur"And After That' Price"

Well, if thats what you're really looking;(or then you cannot come to our store tooquickly. It's where you belong.

if.

MclNERNY SHOE STORE,FORT STREET

BISHOP &BANKERS.

CO.,

Catabllnhed In ISBS.

0ANKINQ DEPARTMENT.Transact business In all department

if Hanking.Collections carefully attended to.I3x(b,lngo bought Rnd sold.Commercial mid Travelers' I.ettert

jf Credit Issued on The Hank of Caltornla and .N. M. Rothschild i. SoulLondon.

Correspondents The Bank of Cat'fornla, Commercial Banking Co. otSydney, Ltd., London.

Drafts nnd cnblo transfers on Chinind Japan through tho Hongkong A

Shanghai Hanking Corporation andChartered Hank of India, Austral!.ind China.,

Interest allowed on term deposit atibo following rates per annum, vis:

Seven days' notice, at 2 per centThree months, at 3 per centSix months, at S 1 2 per centTwelve months, at 4 per eenL

TRUST DEARTMENT.Act ns Trustee! under mortgage.Manago estates (real and personal)Collect nuts nnd dividends.Valuable papers, Wills, Bonds, eto,

received forACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT.

Auditors for Corporation and Prtrate Firms.

Book examined and reported on.Statements ot Affairs prepared.Trustees on Bankrupt or Insolvent

(States.OFFICE, 924 BETHEL ST.

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.Deposits received and Interest al

lowed at 4 per rent, per annum, iisccordanco with Rules and Rcjrulatlnus, copies of which may be obtained)n application.IN8URANCE DEPARTMENT.

Agents for Fire, Marine, Life, Accllent and Employer' Liability Iniurance Companies.

Insurance Office, 924 Bethel SL

Ctau Spreckeis. Wm. 0. Irwin.

Glaus Spreckeis & Co

BANKERS.HONOLULU, : : : t. H.

San Francisco Agent Tho a

National Bank of San Francisco.Draw Exchange on tha Nevada Na-

tional Bank ot Snn Krauclsco.London Tbo Union of London and

Smith' Bank, Ltd.New York American Exchange Na-

tional Bank,Chicago Corn Exchange National

Bank.Pari Credit I.younals.Hongkong and Yokohama Hong

kong Shanghai nanklng Corporouon.New Zealand and Australia Bank

ot New Zealand nnd Bank ot Austra-lasia.

Victoria and Vancouver Bank otBritish North America.

Deposit received. Loos roadu onapproved security. Commercial andTravelers' Credit Issued. Bill of

bought and sold.collection rrompuy ccwuno rwr..

The FirstAMERICAN SAVINGS

AND TRUST GO,OF HAWAtL LTD.

CAPITAL, $:00.000 50rc PAID IN.

'resident Cecil BrownVic President M. P. RobinsonCashier W. 0. Cooper

Office: Corner Fort and King Sts,8AVING3 DEP08IT8 received and

aterest allowed for yearly deposit atthe rate ot 4 por ccnL por annum.

Rules and regulations furnished up-

on application.

YES!BUY FROM U3 WHY? Because

we are the cheapest, call for your or-

ders, allow you 45 days in which topay your bills, deliver promptly. Youmake 5u on every dollar you Invest.

KALIHI STORE, White 3161.

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COOLING - DRINKS

For the Long Summer Time.

APOLLINARISSparkling, Refreshing.Quarts. Pint', Split:.

a dash of DeliciousSyrup;, a flavors thanany soda water ever concocted.

Also, Sole Agents for the

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With Fruitdozen better

Celebrated Apenta Water

LEWIS & CO , LTD.,J69 KING STREET.

2 Telephones

5

M. Phillips & Co.Wholesale Importer and Jobber.

EUROPEANAMERICAN GOODS.

Fort and Queen St.

SODASBest In the city. and Refreshing,

Hawaiian Soda WorksTelephone Blue

vs;

--240

ANDDRY

Cool

1871.

$50.00 for $1.00AT THE

Ladysmith Shooting Gallery,TOP Of PUNCHBOWI .

CASH PRIZE OF $50

Buy a PianoThe happiness of home Is not ..omplete without a good phno. We

ell n the Instilment pi in or forc (Ml.

Bergstrom Music Co. Odd FbIIow Bdg.

FANCY CENTERPIECES,TEA CLOTHS,PILLOW TOPS,LAUNDRY BAGS,DOILIES,

HOKIILUlDSTUUM-i- i E

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Latest sugar quotation 4.2S5 cents.

tlimiEUSl 1I!I:aTRE.

TONIGHT

THE WONDER WORKER

ZAMLOCHACKNOWLEDGED GREATEST LIV

ING MAGICIAN OF THE AGE.

CHANGE OF BILL EACH EVENING.

POPULAR PRICE8.

TICKETS ON SALE AT THE BERG-STRO-

MUSIC CO., NEW STORE.

The Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

ESTABLISHED 1880.

Capital Subscribed Yen 24,000,000Capitol Paid Up Yen 18,000.000Reserved Tund Yen 9,320,000

HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.

BRANCHES Bombay, Hongkong, Ho-nolulu, Kobe, London, Lyons, Naga-saki, Nowchwang, New York, Po-king, San lVancIsco, Shanghai,

Toklo.Tbo bank buys and receives tor col-

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Art GoodsEvery day In tho week; no letup A largo and varied assortment

of Art Goods Is always cm hand; )ou will bo well paid to look at ourlino In this direction, for morn complete ar-a- of novelties of thiselast. tuunot bo found In Honolulu,

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Rings, Mercerized Embroidery Thread, assorted shades. Linen Floss.WOOLS Germantown, Shetland Wool, Saxony, Shetland Floss,

and Split Zephyr; alt shades.Assortment of Beads; stamping done at short notice.

WC ARE SOLE AGENTS OF McCALL PATTERNS.

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DIRECTORY Fa muafv Hallflp a man uiln amiVERYDAY WANTS AND BUSINESS- un.m,

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--rSITUATIONS WANTliD.Vn expert accountant, with several

hours each day at his disposal, wouldIlko to take charge of one or tnoroemail gets of hooks, at reasonablecharge Address X., this office.

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A white lady desires a position to takcare of children and do light house-work. Address A., Bulletin.

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Toeltlon as rook with private Imnlly.Apply Mura, 1'"i lleretanla St.

A position as ll tor or oftUe woildAddress II., Bulletin. 2sS0vlw

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hbgia.l-- notices.FOR SALE.

tfav 5 Houses for sale at Palama;CIO CMh; balance WITHOUT INTER-SO-

t 110.00 per month.

P. E. R. STRAUCH,

fc!. 74 S. KING ST. TEL. MAIN 386.i

KTsJUce Jackson Is now prepared tolUUver small packages and to moveraratture to any part of tho city.forms reasonable. SatisfactionCturanteed. Stand, Merchant andAUkca Streets. Telephone Main 313.

OWo me a trial.

IT. L. Whtto Automobile, Iilcycle,Typewriter, Cash Register, GeneralIlcpalrlng. Merchant and Alakea.

WANTEDYoung woman for offlcc work; one ca-

pable of keeping small set of booksand who Is a fair stenographer;state salary wanted. Addrcs? X. N.,Bulletin. 2851-l-

A eound gentlo workhorse, weight'about 13u0 lbs., for uso 1 ndump cartApply Dr. Sloggett, SuperintendentInsano Asylum. 2S5j-1-

A ound Hawn.-bte- horso for light de-

livery work; also n light wagon orbrake. Address "Cash,' 'Bulletin.

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fAitnltdied house, four rooms and hath;Maklk! preferred. Address II., thisjfllce. 2S371W

RVo or three good solicitors. AddressK., Bulletin office. 2S16-t- f

. A goat. AddresB A. D. S.,Dulletln. 2S531W

TO LET.A cottuge with bathroom, sta-

tionary bath tub, water closet andwashstand on Artesian St.; 120 permonth. Apply P. Mclnerny, 1130.Fort St 2833--

Cottago on Maklkl St. near Wilder Ave.'formerly occupied by Mr. S. S. Peck..Enquire 1S27 Maklkl St. 2841-tf-

Prosperity LowersThe Cost Of Living

Washington, Aug. 17. A report on

what Secretary Shaw might call theblessings of high prices was handed to

tho President today by Carroll D.Wllght, the Commissioner of Labor.Tho report also contains tho results ofsin exhaustive Investigation of tho sub-

ject of wages. This leport Is printedns a regular publication of tho Bureau

'. ,1M 111 tr lm luml liv I

,nn..a..v.lt in bl intier of nreentnnro. .

f.om

rhy

that, so far ns thowag Investigation, tho

has increased fromavi-iuK- m fi..iu ijc-- i luiiuijr mio in a ue- -

crcaBe In 1903, as withhowever, costJ344.C1.

families whosefrom wages was less than

a year. figuresonly food,

shows thatcost of Jiving decreased slightly1903, tho. of wages

- DAY, fof Now Ads.

ro LET,Thtee-roo- furnished cottago; clec- -

trie lights, mosquito proof, tcle--

phone and modern plumbing; $in.i'So Ileietnnla opp. I lawn. Hotel.

2557-l-

Cottage on Vineyard St.; parlor, 2bedrooms, dining room, Kitchen,pantry, and hath; power

352 Vineyard St. 2S1S--

ii stores In Kaplolanl llulldlug,tlzo is x 10 with cellnr will he rentedm 30 a Kaplolanl UsInto Ltd. 2793-t- f

4Fuinli-he- Hooms. nl

lowed; cool andHouse, Alakca St. bet. Hotel and

King. 22C5tf

Nicely furnished room; IS; suitablefor day sleeper. 754A I.unalllolane, between Lunnttlo and KlnauSta. 2S32-l- t

2 modern houses on Klnau St.,mosquito proof, lights, serv-

ants' quarters. 1961 Dtuo.2S1Ctf

Storo on Alakca St. between Merchantnnd King, Apply J. W.King and Dethel Sts. 2i97--

cottage, sanitary plumbing, onRiver St. Apply J. W. Todmore,King nnd llethel. 2792-t- r

-At llaalclea Lawn, cor. Richards and

Hotel, furnished roomscottages. 283Mm

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furnished all modernAt No. 84 Vineyard

Bt 2728-t- f

Furnished cottage. Cottage drove,King Inquire No. 8. 2S37-t- f

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ft'alalao lots on easy terms. A.122 King St.

Furnished rooms at 1223 Emma Street.McConnell. 2563

POM SALE."mo corner lot In Maklkl. Curbing,

water, fruit and ornamental treesand all Two min-

utes' walk from and PunahouCollege. Address 11. F., this office.

2516-t- f

Walomao house nnd lot, 3uC acresland, cattle, horses, mules, wagons,harness, etc. Apply to P. Fen-nel), Honolulu, or C. Melnccke, Wal-ohln-

Hawaii. 2850-l-

gernml-han- Nntlonnl Cashtr In cood condition. Address O..this offlcc. 2854-l-

Black Minor ka eggs, setting, $1.50.Leave orders at City Feed Store.

2839-l-

to general average of wages Is stated,but the wages of employed In va-

rious ttades nnd occupations aro giv-en In detail.

It Is that while In 1903 thoaverage wags per hour Increased 1G.3per cent ahovo the avcrago of tho period from 1890 to 1S99, retail prices for

advanced 10.3 por cent. In-

crease In tho purchasing power of thehourly wage was therefore D.4 percent.

BALLOON DISEASE.

Omaha, Aug. 17.-- For the rest of

natural life Harry Hensloy Will bo Btlb- -

t(:re(j in many ear8.that tne ,ii6ase is new to medical act- -

ence.uensley was found by the yes- -

tcrilav sufferlr.i' ntenso naln. Hn told

when ho began to make tho parachutea dozen years ago Iho tame

feeling, he says, persons unused to rid- -

Ing In fast elevators of office buildingsexperience, only moro

It Is entitled: "Wages nnd cost of jeet to the awful sensations of alwaysliving," as tho subject of prices being shooting downward through

treated at great length In a slml- -Bpace, ncnslcy has been a

Jar publication several months ago, tBlooni,fc So oftcn ha8 bo ma(lo para.tho U devoted largelypresent report cuute , ba,l00ng ,hat ft ncrT.to wages. The Inves Igatlon was ca 0)g afcctlo hag becn .jeveioped. pro-rle-

on by field agents of the Bureau duclng lh(f eect of perpetually falling,of Labor, who personally called on though hu )joUy ,g nt regttho heads of 2,507 families In all parts B,dang at the Hospital,of tho and on 3,429 commer- -country, wncre Hcns,ey u belnR trcaM Boyclal or Industrial '.i... hu ,.ns H ti,n R,rnn,rBt

It Is Bhown fieldcovered by tho

cost or living aniosu,

.Hi.co jjuj. was

St.

W.

'.t.them .i... since i.i. parachute leap atwas(Courtland Beach preceding even- -

be had felt peculiar sinkingheaviness In pit of stomachnnd difficulty In breath experienced

compared 1902when the averagoTho Investigation was

piled only to Incomeor snlary

11,200 Tho given referto

Tho report whllo thoIn

average advanced.

PAMTN13R WANTUD.

connec-tions.

the

month each.

Housekeepingmosqulto-proof- . Ala-ke- a

"roomelectric1'liono

l'odmore,

nicely and

Newly rooms,conveniences.

nV.Rear, 2770-t- f

Mrs.

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police

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establishments.

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For Love ofCountry

Author of "The Crip of Honor." "The Southern!-- "

"Sir Henry Morfin. Duecineer." "ADoctor of Phlloiophy," tie.

CerHitht. U9S. J CHARLES SCRIDNCR'S SONS

"The duty In yours.. You are the Ariel

officer of tho ship.'Oh. Captain Vincent, do not Fend

me, I beg you. My surely U on j Oh, iho ugony of. those long nndthe lili wlt' "" Cannot somo ono frightful days In Hint little lio.it! Nov-cite- "

cr a bull did they slghi, ns day nfler"No, jou mul go. Xly Inst command day they rowed or sailed to tho west

tit you, my lord," he cold, smiling faint- - ward, eagerly m autilng tho horlon forly and extending his hand. Dcsbor- - u landfall. Tho waves washed overough, seeing the futility of further ap-- 1 llieni, natiirntlntt their clothing; tintpeal grasped warmly In both his own, ch.'M winds of winter frnzn them. FlrMbowed lo the other officers nnd, with awac of his hand, flopped on the rat;and sprang Into the tossing boat along-

bide.Are thero any others to go?" ho

raid.The captain's eye fell upon the figure

of the colonel standing among tho

Vou arc to go, sir. Nay, I will hearof no objections. Vou are my prisoner,end I am bound to tco you deliveredsutcly. (lo, colonel. I mean It. I willhave you put aboard by a file of ma-.fil- l

rliies If you do not go nt once."Katharine awoke from her np.ithy

and stretched out her hands, with apiteous cry:

"Kuther, father! Oh, I cannot loneyou toot"

"Prlfoner or uo prisoner, sir," saidtho colonel, "let mo bay Hint I amproud of my connection with jou andyour olhcers and your men. If I livoto reach the shore tho world shall hearof this loblo ending. Ooodby, captain.(Joodby, gentlemen. 1 would falu staywith you."

"No, uo!" was tho cry from tills handof heroes, and then Holllns sprang for-ward and shouted:

"Lads, threo cheers for tho coloneluud for our shipmates In the launili!Let them tell ill home that wo weroGiad to stay by the old nil I p."

The hearty cheers tamo with a roarfrom 500 throats.

"Colonel, we havcu't a moment oftime," whispered Dcsborough, who tawthat the ship wad hluklng.

"Shove off, men! Pull hnrd!A few moments of hard rowing In

the heavy seu put them somo littledistance uway, nnd tho boat waitedunder Just enough way to gtvo themcommand of her, Tho men of tho shipkept their stations; calm and peacefulthey also waited. Tho ship settled low-e- r

und lower. A mnu stepped hurriedlyaft. nnd a moment later the bold andbrilliant vnslu of old F.ngland, which

The ihlp icltlcc! loucT unci loner.

never waved over braver men, flutteredout In tho luiavy breczo from thewrecked masthead, the vivid red of theproud flag making a lurid dash of coloragainst tho gray sky lino. The shipwas lower now. Now sho plunged for-ward; tho water roso; tho captain rats- -

lrl lila tifintl rhfAn li tn rtv riAAra nni'out; the drums beat; the marines pre- -

tented arms. She was gonel The flagstreamed out bravely on the surface ofthe water, and then It was drawn down,

arms was econ In the water, and they,too, In a moment were slowly drawndown Into tho vortex caused by thosinking ship, The woman again hidher face In her hands; tho colonel laidhis arm across the shoulder of his.daughter; Dcsborough and tho men Inthe boat fetarcd horribly nt tho spotlift vacant. A deep groan broke ftomthemj they roue on tho crest of n wave,

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By CYRUSTOWNSENDBRADY,

1litllA0t'ftt'1,tli'l'''t,5:'tArtftt',;r':'frtttJwBKrnnajjB'rnnsBKKwir!,-Bwo-

place

it

Mi-ncers.

it--

tank down agiilti, roso once moro andlooked again the llttlu bout was atoneon thai inljtnty sea!

their provisions kom-- out, though sorv,cd with the mort rigid economy by Dos- -

borough hltucelf; then the water, hus-banded ns no precious Jewel was everhoarded, was exhausted to the lastdrop, and thnt drop, by common eon-Kli-

Ucbhorough forced between Kntlt-ailue'- s

reluctant lips, though sho wouldfain have refused It, claiming no Indulgence beyond the others. Tho rarequalities of that young ultlccr showedtl.embelrcs brilliantly In this frightfulpirll. It was due to his skill nnd can--

management that they wero notawumped a dozen times. Tireless, mi

.aelllsli, cheerful, unsparing of himself,without him they would have died.

Tho men bore their sufferings, wherall food ami water failed them, withthe sturdy resolution of ISrltlMi sailors; Desliorough his with the (outageof tho hero Hint ho was, his fiercest

'pang being for Iho white faced girl whosuffered In uncomplaining hIIciico. Thecolonel oxhlbl'c-- the stoical Indlffcr.cneo of n ncstniied old soldier, ns tohis own personal condition, nil histhoughts being centered upon hisdaughter, who passed through thodreadful experience with the calmresignation of a woman who had noth-ing left to live for, and, strnngo losay, Kerned lo feel It less acutely thanthe rest: even black Chloe, who hadImpartially shared with her mlMrosn Inall the favors accorded to her, being Ina stnto of utter exhaustion amountingto cullapc.

When the pangs of hunger nnd thlrhtgot hold of them, they refused andwere Indeed entirely unable to worklonger with tho oare, so that, unlessthe wind wns fulr and the sail set, theysimply drifted on.

One by one tho sailors tiled. Wak-ing from a troubled sleep of short

Katharine ono day foundChloe's dead hand around her feet, hertold lips pressed upon them. Soma ofthe men grew mad before they died,find raved and babbled of green fieldsand running brooks until the end came,and still tho little boat drifted on. Fewnnd short wero the prayers the livingenld ns day by day they cast tho deadInto tho sea. Dcsborough, tho resolute,with undying strength kept steadilynt tho helm. Onco only did ho speakto Katharine In words of love, Astheir situation grew more and morohelpless, and even his resolute optim-ism began to fall him, ho bent downand whispered In her ear.:

"I would not trouble you now, Katharine, hut before wo dlo I must tell youonce again that I lovo you. Will )oubelieve It?"

"I will bellevo It," bIio answereddully, giving him her hand. Oh, hethought In agony, as ho bent over itand kissed It, how thin and white nndfeeble It wasl

One morning, after hope was dead, howas llbtlesaly scanning the lino of thohorizon as tho rising nun throw It Intorelief, moro from habit than expect-ancy, when his heart almost stopped IUfecblo heating, for land wns thero be-

fore him If his strained eyes did notdeceive him. Doubting the evidence ofhis weakened senses and fearing thedelusions of a disordered Imagination,ho refrained from communicating hisImpressions to any of tho others untilthe light of day determined tho accu-racy of his vision. Then ho whisperedthe news to Katharine, tho apathettuv.oniau told It to tho sinking colonel,and thcu Dcsborough cried It to his dy-

ing crew, Tho wind sprang up at thomoment ,too, and In a few hours theybeached tho boat upon a low sandyshore, with tho waves breaking gentlyover It In long easy rollers.

Desborough, as the strongest of thoparty, started Inland, finding by and by

jo Httlo Btrcam of fresh water, and far- -

jhoubo, tho smoke curling from Its chlm.neys showing that It was Inhabited. Tothe bubbling spring ho half led, half

'dragged, his shipwrecked party. Theydrank sparingly by hla direction andwero refreshed, for with tho cool water"fe and hope camo back to them oncomore. Then ho left them ncaln on thebhoro of Virginia, and tho peoplo of thehouse welcomed dud cared for the poor

castaways, sharing with them theirhumble store with the kindly hospital-ity for which the land was famous.Their long voyage was at an end; theirtroitblei were ocr. The colonel andKnthartno would be free again; theymight go home onco more, nnd Dcs-

borough. would he a prisoner.(Continued Tomorrow.)

ONE SHARE ONE DOLLAR PERMONTH.

Tho Twenty-nint- Series of Stock Intho Pioneer Building & Loan Associa-

tion will bo Issued In July, 104, aid Is

now open for subscription. Tho mem-bership fee of fifty cents per shnre,and tho monthly dues are ono dollarper month per sharo. The stock drawsmuch better Interest than a savingsbank.

Further Information can ho obtainedfrom A. V. OKAH, Secretary,

122 King St.

For 0l" cards at Bulletin office.

and

We get no gooJ by telng ungcneroiu even lo a book.E. B. Browning.

A t.ermnn realistic novel entitled"A Little (arrison", by LieutenantIlltse (Krltz on dir Kyrliury), hasgreatly excited tltu official circles of(icrinnny. Twci.ty-tlue- corps com-manders have been the object of an' imperial ilecroo," whllo the authornnd several other nfllcers have been

nnd Imprisoned all!for the 1,o of an Innocent bit of wilt-ing. For this reason and no other, thobonk has been noticed In nearly everycountry and Is being talked about.

Hurry T. Pock of Colum-bia Unlvcislty, lias this to fcny of thobook: "In our country, the excessesfur which German militarism Is re-

sponsible have long becn known, . . .

Tho brutalities which officers nro al-

lowed to commit In their treatment ofprivate soldiers, , , , the drlllmasters'tyranny nnd of tho wanton nrrogancoof young captains and lieutenants. Oureditorial writers havo commentedfieely iiiion such ntroctous cases asthat of von Ilrusewltz, a rampant!young officer who ran n defenselesscivilian through tho back and was par-

doned by the Kaiser after a punish-ment that was merely nominal. It Iswell known, too. In this country Justwhy tho ranks of Herman Socialismnre being swelled each year by scoresof thousands of (icrmnns who havosuffered Irani outrngcotm treatment Intho army, nnd who Imto with unnltcr-abl-o

bitterness the whole systemwhich Is making n long black recordof insult and oppression. Hut In nor-mally these things do not find theirway Into the newspapers. It Is dan-gerous even to talk about them In anypublic place. , , , Tho cruelties, thodchaucheiles, and tho still darkervices of tho military castu aro spokenof In whispers and behind closeddoors, , , , The Hermans when notaroused to their historic furor, are atimid people, patient under heavy bur-dens, and with an awful senso of thogreatness and even sacrcdness of au-thority, even when they feel Its Ironboot-hee- l set contemptuously upontheir necks. They mutter and grum-bi- o

under their breaths, but they aroafraid to speak aloud or to fall lashowing outward reverence to thogreat ones of the earth,

"Fancy, then, tho commotion causedamong such n peoplo by the appear-onc- o

of n book Ilko this ono by Lieu-tenant Illtse, Hero was not the prod-

uct of nn Ignorant socialist's Imagina-tion, hut an exact, painstaking narra-tive of army llfo set down by ono whowns himself within tho sacred enclos-

ure mid who had yecn with his owneyes nnd experienced In his own llfotho things of which he wrote, , . ,

The report of It spread abroad throughout tho wholo empire. Tho author'sIdentity was soon discovered. . . .

i.o was sentenced to bo Imprisonedfor six months and to dismissal fromtho service. . . . Tho evldenco givenat tho trial substantiated beyond ques-

tion tho truth of every statementwhich the book contained, 'A LittleOarrlson' a a book which must dis-hearten every German who has hiscountry's good at heart. It Is a pic-

ture of military llfo In a small garri-son town; and nothing moro sordidnnd squalid and depressing and 'attimes disgusting could readily bo Im-

agined, , , . Officers who spend theirtlmo In gambling, in drunkenness, Inlicentiousness, In swindling theircreditors nnd In demoralizing theirmen; who kick nnd beatnnd frcezo the soldiers under them, Itnot bribed to treat them decently;and prlvato soldlcrH who learn tolontho tho uniform they wear and thoHag thoy follow, . , ,

"Dr. Wolf von Schlcrhrand, tho

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Books, Bookish People Things

BALLA8TIN0.

Hawaiian-Japanes- e Ballasting Co.Best black sand froa 12 to $3 a loadaccording to distance hauled. Coralrocks for stable, roads and aide-walk-

Third door below King,Maunaka St.; P. O. box 820. Tele-phone Main 398.

CLEANING AND DYEINQ.

IfT. Hayashl Clothes cleaned, repairedand dyed. 537 Beretanla SL

EXPRESS.

Moana Express, 910 Alakea SL; Tel611 Blue; good service; moderatrates. 2956-t- l

translator of tho novel In Knulli-h-. hassuppressed In his version som of thodarker nsd fouler detail relating totho flagrant Immornllly of officers nndmen; et more than enough remainslo show the swinishness of caiilfonllfo and the promiscuity of the Inter-course between tho wives of the mar-

ried officers und their husbnudi' bach-

elor companions lu arms."fr

All communications, books nnd perlodlcals for this department should besent to the "Bulletin Bookman," Holualoa. North Kona, T. H.

i

Wild Autoists As

Insurance Risks

New York, Aug. IB. Complaint Ismade In the offices of somo of tho acci-

dent lnsuranco companies that tho Increased use of automobiles Iibb causedheavy losses to the underwriters, butIt la said thnt there does not seem tobo any prnctlcahlo way to charge ahigher rate on n mnn who operates aqautomobile, and that tlmo ulono canbring nbout n correction of the presentconditions. ,

Whllo In a general way It may bo'

that any rlf-- may be under writ-

ten at a rate, tho accident companiesprefer not to make an extra price forthe extra hazard, on tho ground thaithe sport Is a now ono and as tho usu

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S. Ochlal, removed to Beretanla .St.near Maunakca. 2S31

MESSENGERS.

Territorial Messenger Service TJnloaSt. near Hotel; TeL 361 Main.

MUSIC.

you aro In need of a first-cla- piano,forte or organ tuner or repairerleave orders for Mr, Jas. Sheridan at1168 Miller SL or nt Hawn. News Co.,Young Bldg.

MRS. ANNA B. TUCKER,VOCAL STUDIO.

High School grounds, Emma Street

of nutomoblles becomes moro wideburead the extra hazard will disappear.

Men who arc known to be rccklossor who have unsteady nerves aro nutdesirable risks nt any price. The rem-

edy, some of the managers declare. In

tho strict application of tho well knownprinciples of selection. Discussing tillquestion ono of them said:

"The well settled principles of selec-

tion nre all right when observed, hut Inthese days of strenuous competition forbusiness and when ngeiits'nre natural-ly on the outlook for all tho commis-sions they can gather In, automoblllsUof all sorts staid a very good rhancato get all the accident Insurance theycare to carry. It may bo n harshthing to say, but the way some of iulcok nt It, thnt the more accident claimswe have lo pay the moro accident poli-

cies wo write nnd the more premiumswe collect.

"The automobile lifts been tho causaof personal Injury to tunny persons nnddeath to not a few, but I tell you It IsLooming the accident insurnnco busi-ness as never before In the cxperlonMif agents and brokers whose profits de-

pend upon the number and size of thopolicies they write."

In a si m fie log cottago in tholives a little old woman In

tho seventies, whose daughters havogiven the family world-wld- fame.Sho Is Mrs. Antonio Yznngn. Surround-ed by several sho passes amost uneventful summer with onlybooks and magazines for companions.Her daughters aro scattered to thofour corners of tho earth. Ono ofthem, Lady LUter-Kaye- , Is In Tokln;Consuelo, Dowager Duchess of Man- -

Chester, Is lu poor health In Bngland,and Mrs. Yznnga only once has seenher tho offspring

'of tho young Duke and Duchess ofManchester.

HOLDER

BUSINESS BUILDER

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Tabic Water, "White Rock" '

Buchanan's "Black and White" Whiskey.Rums, some of Jamaica's Finest Productions.A.B.C. Bohemian Beer,INatoma Brandy,Duffy's Malt Whiskey.Sparkling Hock and Moselle Wines.

Arc on sale in all first-cla- ss Hotels and Bars.

Legal Notices.

Commissioner's SaleOF

Valuable Real Estate8ITUATE IN MANOA, HONOLULU,

OAHU, TERRITORY OFHAWAII.

Pursuant to n decree inndo by thoHonornhlo Ueo. I). Clear, Second Judgoof the Circuit Court or tho First Judicial Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. Modon tho 27th day of July, A. I). 1901, Inn cnuse entitled "Tho Plrst AmericanSavings and Tmst Company of Ha '

wall, Limited, a corporation, complainnut, vs. Mary J.ino Montanu and A. A.'Montauo, lespondcnts, lllll for Foro--

closuru of. Mortgage," (Equity Wvl- -

tlon, No. 1103), the undersigned, Com- -

Notices.

tulssioner, duly appointed, will sell at publication unco it week for thrcoAuction, to tlic highest and best Mmdvc weeks, lu Tlio Evening Uulle-bidder- ,

subject to confirmation by tho I In, a published In tho Eng-Cour- t,

on j ilsh language, the last publication toI bs not lens than ten days provlous to

SATURDAY, TIIK Tlllltl) DAY OP l ho lime therein appointed for hearing.Si:PTi:IUi:it, A. ll. tOOI. I.itt-i- l at Honolulu, August 17th,

1m.At 12 o'clock Noon of said day, , w, j. UOIIINSON,

' Third Judge PIrst Circuit Court,at tho salesiooms or James P. Morgan. Klnn.-y- . MeClanahan & Cooper,

847 837 Knaliiinianu street. In Ho- - initio for petitioners,nolulu aforesaid, tho following descrlb-- j 2Mi; Aug. is. ;:,. sVpt 1 8'ed real estate, situate, llng nnd nlni'In Manoii, Iliinoliili:, Territory of Ha-- ' jx TIIK CIHCUIT COUIIT OPTIIB

rr r Z ?.'..".' " wul'i....;.., .1. ., ' l-- V"" m

" ",clnl,iiB ,., Mi IllIIIir

.m, nnu moro particularly uescriiioufullows,

All that certain piece of land sltunt- - nfd In Manoa, Honolulu afoTesald.

btiundcd and described In Itoyal Pat--

em (Irant No. 233 to Mal.ial. contain- -

ing area of 7i...acres, and being tho',.,,premises mat were conveyed to ne.

the said party ot tho first nart by diedmdated September 2, 18SC, uud of recordin ciuer tuj, pago ois. '

Together with all and singular thotenements, hereditaments nnd nppur- -

tenances unto tho abovo describedpremises belouglng or In any wise up- -

pertaining, and also nil tho estate,' Inright, title and Interest of tho said par- -ty of the first pari, In oud to thoabovo described premises and every as

theStates

tho prleotho

Long, they have,1 '

titled

i

,

weok forthico publi

i

Tho dulyjtho ostato

James King, son of .

lato King, Hono-- j

lulu, Island Oahu, notice Is herebygiven creditors ot tho deceased .

present claims, whether so-- ,

cured by or otherwise,and with piopcr vouch-

ers, asy exist, Avon Crook,torney for sixem rm tli a frnm rincinf rr lliuu viflll

forever barred; and alltho said aromake

to tho said Avon II. Croolc nt his33 King i

W. CHOOK, Jit., I

tho Kstnto I

James King.2840 Aug. II. 18, 25; Sept. J

'

CURESI

MENU WO MEN ,BIO Q fur

lnllitniiiiati.inKor iilrimlluiiri

r muoue membrane.i conlAuloti. A imiiil.Mn loodr

istarrti midI Clonorrlid a, oice-l- vv hllrs, e ic j

SOLOi Circular reiut'

rsrrAini io

O.V. . .

CIRCUIT COURT OK THHFlret Circuit, Territory Hawaii. AtriiHinliors, In Probate. In the Matterof tlio of Johanna Wlcke. O-rderor Nutko of Hearing Potlllon forProbdtu of Will. A document purport-ing to be (lie laft will ami ti'stamont of.lohnnna Wlcke, deceased, having ontho 17th day of August, D. 190),been presented to said Probata Court,and a ptltlon for the probate, thereof,nml for the Issuance of lettera tcstonicnlnry to F. and W.Imuer having boon filed by V. ClnmpHl' W. PfotiTihaucr, It Is hereby orelcrcd Hint Monday, tho 2Cth day of,"September, n. 1904, at 10 o'clock a'" "f "II cloy, at tho room ofsaid court, at Oahu, bo and

saniu hereby Is appointed tho time""'1 placo for proving said will andhearing snld appllrotlon. It Is furtherordered that nntlcu thereof bo given by

Klisl Clirult. Teriltnry of H.iwnll. AtChnmbeis. In Probate. In tho Mattor

ih, I'lmt., imum u. i.,...i.ia. t.Older Notle.- - of

mini, t ir ciin,,... n.i...r..i.. i

- - .,u .,',.., .,f ,.,.,'-- , ,.. .,,1

ci.ini Schneider, wherein ho asks toofnlluwed $72 70 uud ho him- -

j,rf with 72.7rt, and asks that thosame may bo usnnilncd nnd approved,and that n final order may bo nmdo ofdistribution of tho property remaining

ht hand lu thn nerentia (heroin n.titled, nnd htm and Masun - lies from nil further

such It Is ordered.

to

cation not less than two weeksprevious to tho time therein appointed offor said hearing. I

Dated nt Honolulu, this 11th dayAugust, 1904.

V. J. nOUINSON, IThird Judge, First Circuit Court,

2810 Aug. 11, 18, 23; Sept. 1,T '"

FORSALE.we

The mountain section the IU

Calawaslue, containing an arMtVA acres. no

This land extends from a short Usanco above the Lunalllo Home to ti

ak of Tantalus and thence) to tieied ot Manoa valley. It Ucluderartlon ot the upper section Panos"alley. go

The Oovernment Tantalus Roalrinds through the property for aboubreo miles, making access availvble to all parts. It all of tkbolce, locations for lloussin Homes.

There are never-fallin- sprints ahe upper end of .the property whl:ould be opened up and mads to furilsh water surply. Tksntra and gardens tk

The land Ib heavily timbered anreaches elevation at Its Itpoint of over 2,000 feet. In the troplevlgh elevations bring health. For farter Information to

A. GEAR,122 King St

part and parcel thereof, with the that Monday, the 19th day ot Beptem-pursuance-

i,or, A. 1). 1901, at 10 o'clock a. m., be- -

TUIIMS OF 8AI.R: Cash, In tjultcd foro Judgo of said court at thogold coin. Ten (10) per cent. e,mrt loom of tho snld court at Houo-o- f

purehnso to bo paid tho lulu. Island of "Oahu, bo nnd tho samofall ot hammer; balance upon exo- - Is nppolnted ns tho tlmo nndcutlon nnd delivery of deed lopurchns-- ' placo for hearing said petition nndcr by tho Commissioner. ,n counts, and that nil persons Interest- -

For further particulars apply to cd niny then and thcro nppoar andMessrs. C. A. Long nnd U. A. C. show cause, If any why theattorneys for complainant, rooms samo not bo granted, nnd mayand 2, Kuptolanl Iluildlng. Honolulu,1 present evidence as to who aro enor to the undesigned, nt his office In j to tho sold property. And thattho Judiciary Iluildlng, In Honolulu, notice) of this Order, In tho Englishaforesaid. language', bo published In Tho Even- -

M. T. BI.MONTON. Ing lliilletln newspaper printed andCommissioner, , published In onco a

Honolulu, August 1, 1901. 2831-4- successive, weeks, the lastI

ADMINISTRATOR'S

undersigned having beenappointed administrator ofof deceased, tha

Houoiablo J. A. ofof

to allto their

mortgage dulyiauthenticated

If to 11. at-- 'tho undersigned, within

ilntnpersons In

dvbtcd to deceased re- -

quested to Immediate paymentofllce,

No. stroct, Honolulu.C.

Administrator of of

1.I

'

uunillidl

Irrluitlnua ofI'rcvrnU

Kho

BY CHEMISTS.

scut on

.TBltVAK3ailMICALC0.'CINCINNATI,

Legal

IN TI1K

of

A.

Clamp Proton- -

A.court

Honolulu,

..rcensed. of

chorgos

discharging 1

responsibilityadministrator.

to bo

of

ot

ot

available

ampleseveral houses

troperty.

apply

hereb.v

Honolulu,

II OF iOD lliT. ANDRtW'j MtSWHIAL

KIR mii. ftUCKlNIOSIl

BISHOP RESTARIcJK DELIVERSELOQUENT AD0HE3S THE

CHURCH riLLLU VITHHER FRIENDS.

Memorial services for tlio late Mrs.Alexander Mackintosh were csterdnyafternoon held In St. Andrew's Cathe-dral. Easter llllles decorale-- the clmu

.(.el and filled tho departed's nectM-tome- d

pew llllles and white tnnu-tlons- .

The sacred edifice was filledwith those whose affection and reqpr-- 1

ltd them there, a largo and mcdllnlhucongregation. Arthur Maeklnto-.h- , son,and Cecil and Godfrey Urown. broth-ers of deceased, Mrs. llrown,Miss Ado nho-l- Jim. Chapman,Judge C. P. Hait, Miss Irene Dicksonand Hon. A. 8. Cleghorn occupied thamourners' pew.

Parts of tho Impressive burial ser-vice were read and a largo choir ren-dered favorlto hymns. Five clergybesides the bishop were present.

Prom tllshop Hestarlck's address thfollowing Is taken:

Acts lx:3C, "This woman was fullof good wotks and aluvedccds whichBho did."

Act vl:C: "mil of faith and of theHoly Ohost."

The first describes tho one In whosnmemory this senile Is held and tliosecond tells the totirco of the Insplta-tlo- n

and the power of her life. Tho!jt gives tlio cause the first the effect.Wo often hear In thli day somethinglike this "It does not matter whnt joubelieve as long as you do right " Ifthis means that right action Is of moreImportance than any i.iero profession

u1Il'f then " senslblo man will Inthis day deny It. A rlsht acting unbeliever is better In tho sight of milland of (lod than a vicious believer.But if the words are intended to meanthat fight belief is of little or no im-

portance in life theu they are utterlyftt,8- - Anyone who thinks must reio,nlze that fulfil Is by far the moM powerful factor In human life and charactcr.

lint Clod has ceased to teach uby tho lives of saints. Up through thecenturies the Church hat never beenwithout her saints. Among that greatimiltltudo which no man can numberaro not only patrian lis, prophets, aposties, marors, but there are our owudear departed of our own ago andknowledge, who have lived by faith,who have struggled on and have tolledand suffered, dlreited and made steadfust b a living faith.

Faith! Why It Is as natural ns lovuoud ns universal! It Is the Xoul seek-ing Its own. It Is the spirit of manfIn.Tlnr ttu nmnhv l I.A ....l-- t. ' e .. ,

The life of the one In whose memoryt,lt" ho Is held was the expression

her liillh. Cliristlnu ralntllnesii hasmarks of its own

I have spoken on more than one oc-casion In publli cf my estimate of themany noble and saintly women In theseIslands to whom under God Is so large- -

due the best Ilfu represented lu Hawa" no1' Whatever have been the con- -

"I,,0,,s nrollI,Il Hit" their Ideals hitvoalwiiH been dear, their fultli steadfast,

llieir Hope sure. In Bpitc ot everydllllculty they have believed In liuinaiil-l- v

and have seen the reul good In menand women behind their sins mid theirfaults. The have been soiel triedbut they have kept ou braved) seeking

give tlio vety highest and best totheir sons nnd their daughters, uud Ifthese latter havo failed In churactcithey havo been faithless children ofmost faithful mothers. 1 thank Godthat I have had thn privilege of know-lu- g

many of theso noblo women themothers of this generation. To learnfoinc of the lestons from one of thetelives wo gathered In this church to-day.

If I were to begin to attempt to telltho directions her helpfulness took

should have to tell of men and worucn all ovt r these Islands and of manynow In lands far distant. Hvervwhcro

go I find home In wblcb I am toldwith affectlonato gratitude, of sympa-thy, cordial interest nnd kindness,shown to men, women and children.

Many hearts feel a deep loss. Manyroll her blessed. In her unselfishness

have brought visibly beforo us thatthe root sin nml the muse of unhap-plnes- s

Is selllshness ami that unselfishIs the root of salntllness. We learn

thnt the greatest lu the kingdom ofGod has nothing to do with place. Ithas to do with servIie, tho ono whoserves most is the greatest.

Such a life should not bo allowed toout of the world without a substan

tial ami enduring memorial whichshall itaml as a witness ot our love,and bliull be to our children that whichsliull recall the lessons of her devotedlife.

Hon- - on these giounds, the tenter ofher activities, I should like to see goup a fitting memorial to Alice Mackintosh, Iliu f i lend of the people andthe friend of God. What shall It bo?fchall It be a toner and spire wblthshall point heavenward to teach us ofher fulth nud tonne of power? or shall

be a house built ot Island stonejvhlih shall be a i enter of ntllvltles Inwork for men, women nndThe Alice Mackintosh House, on thespot where she was married. A buildIng trom which shall i'o ou and go out

ivtnb.n Aiiownnm h,i V," ..:... " """ ".,,. n h "I I" '"' "n,"n? ""wwiion" " " "onnnd m ilT ' ,''"V lo.'- -

n . , H kllllUMllIan

same

of,

NOTICE.

bo

I

I

for

Kfct.ito

"n

anini .i

,

"

easycontains

anon

an hlghssf

V.

np--

on

should

l!e

not

serv

nun

are

children.

lOSQptlft

L STOMACH 0i MIaMa0fc

SO TIREDYet you toss about all night, unable tosleep. It's your nerves that arc tin

Istrung. Weak nerves aro starvednerves and you therefore need something to nourish and put vim and vltnllty into them. Tor this particularduty Hostetter's Stomach Hitters Ishighly endorsed by plosklans. It Isalso Invaluable In cases of Poor Appe-tite, Insomnia, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,Weak Kidneys, Biliousness and Mala,rla, Fever and Ague, We liopo joii'Utry It at once.

HOSTETTER'S

STOMACH - BITTERS

the "oil; shu used to do In hclpfulnmand Hmpalhy. Whatevt-- r It ninj b tshould bo nu enduring monument lul.er name and work.

And now wc go to our homes Mail)ot us are belter men and women i

tnuse we knew her. Let her ineiiiorjbe n power that shall keep our f.iith

.steadfast, out lump miro nml ntir ., ,,Met- - mllvc until the end, until thoinunier cans us.

Says Lincoln's Son

Is Promoting SlaveryChicago, Aug. 1.1. "Freemen, v. it

.Slaves Under Abe Lincoln's. Son, Isthe title of n booklet written h) (' I'.Anderson, n dlschaiged porter nf tlioPullman Company, who Is leading n Richards, Agent Public Works Depart-movemen- t

to organlre fi,wo Pullman jmciil, HIlo. Hawaii, copies ot w lite Itcar porteis, The booklet is nn iipp. ul will bo furnished Intending bidders onfor better wnge-s- , n renrianKCineiit of lecelpt of $5.00, which gum will bo

mid a Bortenlng of cnitaln bard- - turned Intending bidder after he hasships, which the. vytllcr declares ail deposited his bid uud returned theporters endure. Robert T. I.imolnpresident or the Pullman Compuii. Istaiec'ii severely to task for an alleged"lack of consideration for the men whoconirmuio mucii to the se'ivlce of thocompany."

Anderson attributes his dismissal tothe belief tbut ho was or-,-

othe

a v,nlwihcii appeal ratner than

i uiiiic sentiment can bring in

,,,"' w"'". '.I .-- .,.,,, u,,iiUi,.raii,... .. ,itiw .., uniuim nu- -

pajablo

equalingthe President

must caj lopo(lll,men nrnMlcll

Jfor tho dHltered tho

hat Is u

Vslavery, nml lightwith It.

iinolhiT part the An-

derson out ou one oceusionon practically duty

for hours.tlos. Anderson dee lares thatnot for generosity ot

elers could not exist.Anderson declares that porters on

tlio iiro obligedperform the work conductors. in con- -

with their own

ivvrnr mi uiieiiue--The. ordlmuy he holds,

should bo given-- , the picsent salary.

"Freemen, willbroadcast through tho countiy, witheditions do luxe for otPullman Company.

NEW LIBRARY.

Pulo Alio, Aug. Ill Thewhich the greatest In

terest nt Stunfonl University thopresent Is the new library build-ing which Mrs. June I,. Stanford Ishaving erected. It Is thisIb bo the most complete library,building America nud Itcapacity for l.nuO.OOO volume

books, Tho pii'scnt fine llbraiy!was round to no insuiiielont

for thn growing dimnnds tho unlcisity. When the new structure Is

completed the present library biilldlnfthu law library.

plans for the new buildingdiawn by wns thearchitect tha memorial Thost)le Is Uyzaiillne, thostructure, minus probabbi hoadditions. Is be about $000,000,material bo used is the sandstone used tho universitybuildings, the Is bo of

ground dimensions are of 305depth 191 feet.

Read "Wants" pago C.

asfsfLSte9k J' J?

Business Notices.

REMOVAL NOTICE,

TOWNSEND UNDERTAKINGCO. and HONOLULU MUTUAL BUR-A-

ASSN. have moved next door to'he more commodious quarters formery occupied by Pacific Vehicle &. Supjiy Co. Roomy office and parlors aroilcely and comfortably arranged.

THE HAWAIIAN REALTY AND MA-

TURITY CO, LTD.

Heal Estate Mortgage Loana In-

vestment Securities. Hornet Built onInstallment Plan,

Horn Office: Melntyre Bldg,Honolulu, T. H.

L. K. KENTWELL, Gen'l Mar.

40WER8' MERCHANT PATROLAND

CONFIDENTIAL AGENCY.

Competent watchmen furnlsaed forbusiness houses residences.

Office, Room 8, Model Block.P. 0. lox 284.

THE OREGON RESTAURANT,

At No. 9 St. Nuuanu. servesthe meal town for S3 cents.Specialties ns follows: Fruit In sea-son with breakfast, salads and homemndn bread with and Ico creamevery day with2SI2 W. CHUNG. Prop.

TO VIOLET LOVER9.

Beautiful frcsb Mountain Ylolots,ong stemmed and fragrant, forale at reasonable prices at the corner

Hotel and Fort streets, Saturdaynd Tuesday afternoons. 2656-t- l

BY AUTHORITYCONCRETE ARCH CULVERT ANC

APPROACHES AT WAIAAMGULCH, H.LO, HAWAII

Proposals will b received nt the of-

fice the Superintendent of PublicWinks, until 12 of Sept. 19,1904, for constructing Concrcto Arch

and Approaches nt Walaama(lulrh. Dlslilct South HIlo, Hivwnll,

Plans and specifications aro on fllaat the ofllce of the Asst. Supt. of Publ-

ic- Works. Honolulu, and with

' plans.Proposals must bo submitted on tho

blank forms, which bo furnished- u,,. ,8st. supt. of Public Works

Uud enclosed In sealed envelope addiverted to Hon. ft. . Unllnunv Mmw.e.Intendent of Public Woiks, Honolulu,

II., endorsed "Ptoiiosal for Concrctu

i;a,i, vmMMi mltlt ,outaln the fullnm t,0 ,,,,,. nr ,mrtIos n,gi(B

thn same and all persona Interestedtheitln and must bo accompanied by

, oillfloel Cheek ot 51 Of

Thn Super ntendent tho.,,.. , . . nnv nr ....8. HOLLO WAY.

Siipeiliiteudcut PublicHi lulu, T II., Aug. 30, lt'04.

POSTPONEMENT NOTICE.

Pioposals advertised to bo openedKentember filli. for rniiHti in Mm- - mi.tnln buildings tlm Insano As)lumgrounds, Honolulu, bo opened ontln fwI1K ,., September Cth,i nelock noun

C. HOI.I.OWAY,Superintend! nt Public

Honolulu, T. H, Aug. SOth, 1004.285t;-3- t

Colonel H. Russell Wood,

Deputy United States Marshal,Hartford, 8aye:

"I used a few drops of jour precioustoilet preparation,

LATOILAAnd now I havo now (fresh) face."

WhatLATOILA

dono for others It will do toryou. THY IT.

LATOILAIs delightful, fragrant, antiseptic,

nnd cleansing.LATOILA

Is refreshing and Invigorating.Satisfaction guaranteed, money

refunded, cor Balo byBenson, Smith &. Co., Ltd., HobronDrug Holllster Drug Co., Ltd., Honotulu Drug Honolulu, T. H.

NATIVE HATS AND NIIHAUI "

Also CURIOS of all descriptions at

ganizins union oi porters, no Are h Culvert and Approaches at "Watadares that organization now being 'anm (Juich. District ot South HIlo, Haformed will bo benefit association,1 i j(."

win demand.

"'

fniui wrote.. of tho pioposal, to C. S. Hoi- -nu wero eleeted president of Ihe limay superintendent ot Public-Pullma-

Company at salary Wmks. us surety that if tho proposalthat of of tin, United ,, BM.0pird a el,act will bo enteredMates. That being true, we uuder- - nlostand how hard It be for uu Xl', w, ,lc entertained un- -eallzo how m.teh real suffering ,,., ,,, 0 , ,,,,, bhave to who work Iko slaves le Aw- - B ,,f ,,,,,, w kmeager S2- - n monlb. nt offl.o of tho Supe.ln-Th-

11. conf.onls ,,,nowng ot ,. w u ,Hull istrlal The sltuallonslavery. that .,. .,.,,.,. , ,, ni!lirnnfi-rittlij- l ftill.n hi... I.nli..,,..,..

In of bookletpoints that

lm wus continuous1 1

Ah to IfIt wero the trav

n porter

smaller lines, who toof

necllon duties, shouldoi o, or tu u

month. porti'i,$15 a mouth, liiBte-it-

ofYet Slaves" be sent

the the)

8TANFORD

pointmound centers

nttlmo

claimed thntto

In will linvo nlstoring

ofuuiiiiiiig

of

will becomeTho woio

Clinton Day, whoof church.

and the coht ofdecora!

to Tliuto buff

In othernud library to

basement, Tho.livin9a length

feet by a of

on

'fht

and

the

and

King nearbpst In

lunch,dinner.

lm A.

very

f

SOUTH

ofo'clock

nCuheit

ofT. II.

E. E.

will

itI

r

tlio ntllOllnt

reserves

C.

of Works.

SS5i:t

atwill

itt

S.of Works.

Conn.,

a

Has

or

Co.,Co.,

MAT8.

do- -

a

-

salary of

,mk,lltviiiik

1

olllclals

thrco stories und prices,

THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE

HOTEL, HEAR FOPT.

Oceanic Steamship CompanyTiMt lAiSx.H

The steamers of this Hue will arriva and l avP this port as hereunaMs

FROM SAN' I'llANCISCO.

ALAMEDA . ...SEPT. 2SIEUItA . . ...SEPT. 14ALVMEDA ...SEPT. 23SONOMA . ....OCT. 5

I'OIl SAN

In connection with tho sailing of tho abovo steamers, tho agcnU artt 9Wpared to Issue, to Intending passengers, coupon through tickets, by any rail-road from San Francisco to all points In the United States, and from stealYork by any steamship line to all European ports

FOR FUIITHKU PARTIl't a PPI.T TO '

Wm. G, Irwin & Co., Ltd.OCEANIC S. 6. CO. GENERAL AGENTS.

Pacific MailOccidental and Oriental Steamship

Co and ToyoSteamers of the above companiesleave this port on or about the

FOR JAPAN AND CHINA

SIIIKUIA .SEPT. 0'COPTIC . . .. .SEPT. 15KOltEA .SEPT. 27GAELIC . . . ..OCT. SMONGOLIA . . ..OCT. 20CHINA ..NOV. 1

MANCHUItlA .NOV U

DORIC ....NOV. 10miEllIA ....NOV. 21

FRANCISCO:

For general Information apply to

HL Hackfeld & Co., Ltd,.

AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N S. S. C ...Direct Service between New York and Hawaiian Islands . ,

Prom Now York8.8. "ALASKAN" to sail about SEPT. 1

Freight received at all times at tho Company's Wharf, 41st Btrse saBrooklyn.

Prom San Prunclacovia Puget Sound.

to ,a AUG. 2Srrolght received at Company's Wharf, Greenwich StrccL

nnd each month thereafter. I

& OrientalCo.

tenMOANA

ALAMEDA 8EPT. 1SONOMA . , SEPT. IIALAMEDA SEPT. 21VENTUltA OCT. 4

Steamship Co.

will call at Honolulu anrXbelow mentioned:.

FOR 8AN FRANCI8CC

..SEPT. 1GAELIC . . .. ..BEPT. IIMONGOLIA . ..SEPT.

...OCT. 7

. . If.DORIC 2SSIIIKUIA .... 2COPTIC . . .. ...NOV. ft

ixOREA ...NOV. 11

tlt$.

I

Ltd., 63

Pacific Co.

Toyojour homes, savlue you tha

O. R. & L.TABLB

May 1st, 190 J.

Prom Honolulu to fnn Francisco.via Kaliului.to sail about SEPT. 10

Pro-i- i undS.S."NEVADAN" From Seattle AUG. 30

From Tacoma SEPT. 1

From Portland, Or.For Information asib

G. P. MORSE, hi. Hackfeld & Co., tdFreight Agent. AGENT8, HONOLULU.

Canadian-Australia- n nilStonmahlp Company.

Steamers of the abovo line, running In connection with the CANABIAM-PACIFI-

RAILWAY CO. between Vancouver, II. C, and Sydney, N. A H,nd nt Victoria, D. C, Honolulu and Suva, Fiji and Brisbane). aM

DUE AT HONOLULU on or about tho elates below stated, vir:From Vancouver and Victoria, B. C. From Sydney and Orlsban

(For Bilsbauo and 3dnoy.) (For Victoria and B. flUj

MIOWKIIA AUO. 27AOltANGI SEPT.MANUKA SKPT. 24 JIIOWKItA OCT. IIAOHANGI OCT. 22

Through Tickets Issued from Honolulu to Canada, Btataa HiEurope. For Freight and Tassago and nil general Information, apply to

Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd. Ageits.J. F.Morgan, President; C.J. Campbell President; J. L. MaLassa,

Secretary; A. F. Treasurer; N. E. Gedge, Auditor; Frank Hut.Manager. Ufll

Hustace-Pec- k Co., Ltd.DRAYMEN, 63 QUEEN ST.

DEALERS IN

Firewood, Stove and SteamAL8Q WHITE AND BLACK 8AND. TELEPHONE MAIW .

Union Express Co.,Having baggage contracts with tho following Steamship Co.'s Lines:

oceanic Steamship-Co- .

Occidental SteamshipWilder 8. 8.We check your outgoing baggago at

and ot on thoon of ami

crcd and at8.

Cars arrhat and th sialnot tho Hote. Tcry

C6. LTD.

dates

24

.OCT.

MallCo.

Klsen

TI.ML2

Vice

annoyanco chocking wharf.Incoming baggago checked steamers above companieswith quickness dispatch your homes.

MAIN

H.J, NOLTE.

SMOKE

GILUUN HOUSE

BOUQUET CIGAR

Beaver Lunch Room

OANAm HOTELWAIKIK' BEACH

Rapid Transit ElectricdcpaN from entraa

Moana mtnslfrHOTEL

Kisen Kaisha

KOREA

CHINAMANCHURIA

...OCT.

...OCT.

Queen Street,

Steamship

Kalsha Steamship

Co.,lill

Scuttle Tucomn

further

Oeneral

Royal

calling

Vancouver,

United

General

Clark,

Coal.

TELEPHONE

OUTWARD.For Walauac, Walalua, Kabuka ami

Way Stations 'O.'lS a.m.. 3:20For Pearl City, na Mill and Wajj

Stations t7;30 a. m., 'ntH a. m.',llsOD n. m, 215 p, ni., 3:20 9. sa.,

t4:l5 p. ni., S:15 p. m., (9:30 9. au,til. IS p. m.

INWARD.Arrive Honolulu from Kahukn, Wal-

alua and Walauac 8:30 a. m., t;Mp. m.

Arrive Honolulu from Hwa Hill aaPearl City tC50 a. m., t7:48 a. am.,

8;3C n. m., '10:38 a. m., 2;0 9. as,4.31 p. m., G:31 p. m., 7:4 p. .

Dally.t Sunday Excepted.J Sunday Only.

Ge P. DENISON, F. C. iMITH,Supt. G. P. A T. A,

. ,v iJkyv 2 !... jI &mbzijv' M a

1$

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m rAUN 1 HAKMU1N Y ' ' '" lVJjni J'"m"" ;ft The Celebrated Till

i wi H you are at all in doubt aboutI GORDON DRY GIN 4

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- f, I the harmonious combination ol I - - ---

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E. CX HALL

WHOiiDETAILS OF Till! RAILROAD

HOKKUH ON KID GKAKDE

TRESTLE GAVE WAY AND WHOLETRAIN WENT INTO RAGING

TORRENT-re- W REMARK.ABLE ESCAPES.

The wrk of Tne two men ran loUser 011 tho hnd to but lu

KIo Itallroad niir for thouem miles nnrth of I'uclilo, last ocn- - reichoil the pot tries for liclyinp, to of the llU

appalling Olsa'tTii lu tho' traln phtflclann.Jilstory of this country Two crowdedXt&wumvir run nun tnr werocnjiilftMl In the that toro out

i utile upanniiiK Stole Hollow, oth -

mrliie Dry and, toKar as tonight only three ofUu OicnpaiiM of tbone tars csrapid

two aliwppni anddiner mrapletlnts tho truln, remained

Let

you

Knlr liftitinil cln,

liavo lcnwlih

;n the at the of the was that four had bcrnnone of occupants were to U10

or Injure.)man prlheil probably will

be ustertnlned, for thoJtrearhorous nie drifting oer the

rgi tne ueau was no- -

gun at midnight on an extenshuend wna mill In All

were brought toturn in ruur morales nero AtiO elghty-beve-

iind Ken recovered and of theecMlft)Iiad been Idcnttlled. During tho dayiiodleswcri. rccoiered nil tboiiny alongi'ountatn rhir'froni tho weno of the

to tnis city. At thisafternoon two weretoo nt first more

from thetho disaster onurred, an It Ismm mat sumo niaj ue evcu

of the arod and all nre In such condition as to

he recognizable. idenllflmtlousbeen by on

theSo bad tho catastrophe been

that the occupants of thear lemalnlng on the did not

that an accident had occurredalighted the and

were utterly powerless to

On tho lookout for danger,by tho scpially andto the Engineer Chnrles

jQian wns running cautiously, fit- -

teen an as he approached.the was byOrldgo tilnety-al- feet In Thecondition bridge ni not

tho of the

jiuvo us mo ioco- -

paint for building let uslido

SicnOH-Wilfflii- is Co-- ,

makers S V P , hwe de-

partment for furnishing goodcombinations of charge.

us a photograph orarchitect's drawing to them for

ou. They'llcorrect combinations for

to choose from.This won't to use

their paint an J won't a

l'aebto, Coin, Aus. S rthtam- -. whiteho World's Denvcr'tho bridge wnrili,

Oramle IMen, U tlms if illxai-lcr- . Whtuall

proves one oeascd.xnou railroad

a basingtorront a

known a Crvli,known

death

traik edi;e abyss wumh-- r ptr-un-

their killed mltted cincigc fiom Mirlus tor

Howjeer dttlnitel

sanduoodles, biann

scaleprocess tonight

corptes found I'm-bi-

placediiilmk tonlRht bodlca

wrecic 1

bodies tnkpn fromstrtam street, i'lieblo,

than elRht miles point wherejuob

revuicreilfarther down Hream.

Xone bodies badly mutllat- -

Man)liao made articles found

bodiesquietly

;iiacted threetrack

realizeuntil they from trnln,they render

warnedtlouds heay rnlas.

north, Hind- -

nboutmiles hour,

ariojo, which alenath.

knownuntil

cscupcu.

1

youryou.

The

ficetend

tend back threecolor

tjindcost you

cent.

thoy

itvHer wreck- -

& SON, Limited,

motive went over was thrown out, nnd'tiitinnRliifc to a plvcu ot vreohiiKe

from the bridge Hooted with that to :icnrc made by the laving bank ami

H'lit out of tlio wnt r. U inn townnli: Ion. incrtuiR 011 tho wny 1.M Jonts anil lit wifo, who l.ail aluadyunited up th trad!. Tiny I111I sienthe headlight of tlic approaching traina niliiiit" before, nml Hun liml ultneed It disappear wltu uinlnoiis sudduineis.

"Notlf) Pueblo,' (aim1 tho voho oftbe r.inulii; man Hip IiiiIuh nonedonn uud-tc- i jlnjcl) M lilllcd. '

I'.icn us ho hI., tho opcrator, tlioie w.-r- cries fioin the

lug and pllcdrhlns nutlltH nml stormof workmen were hurried hum the city.Tho llrst, train from th vreel; came

,ln fliortly after mhlnlhl, with J. Jl.Klllln of I'uoblo, whofe emopo wamlicculoiis; II S. tlllhert, Tony Klshorand rirvmau Ma field Then- - were Hiefour men In the mlrint of the wiccj.who When dawn innio tho

unt with breath Mill lu hlr bodies.The end of the Pullman 1 or Anhmoro

cUcndcil four fitt oer the Inlnl.. whileLroken timbers nnd twisted rails hungsllll farther over. The nrroiu hailbeen widened to more Hum a hundredfeet at the point whero the brldpo hadUtn The water tore a rleznn toursatross the pialile to a depth of thirtyfeci lu sevcial plaies. Thtre wns hut

left of the biiKK.iKo car n fewrod, n trutl. or so, dimly nun In themuddy water; a half bulled Iron safe,

Tho gnat locomotlu-- , with the lwllcrftco of the trutkn, the tab and tauligone, lies nherc it fell.

A quarter of a mllo to tho east,'where this gorse of death ilebuuihcdInto tho rountaln, lay the chair tar,windows gone; three fourths Illicit with

(mud nnd sand. A hundred feet far- -

ther on was the smoker, bottom up,a;;alua a bar. A hundred nndflrt feet farther la tho bed of tho1'ountnlii was tho ioal tender of tho

JtiiKlne, find fiom that point 011 forfour or (le miles elges of thotoadies, tho cnglno and tender stinkup from tho bed of the stream or layalong tho shote or on tho Islands. Itedplush seats of the smoker wero struwaalong tho stream, llrass rails from tho

pieces of tho bneKage tar stuck out'of tho water se oral places.

Ults of clothing toats, skirts andwomen's hats wero found In thobrush, along tho shore and thepis scanned tho follagu fur bodlca.Jlanwii of earth had taved In from thublah sides of the river nt munj places

uver round several persons entangled

any assistance to the Mctlms who had coaches wero found lu the sand nIn the rushing waters. I mile from the site of tho brhlce. mid

spanned

of the

j

Do Not Be Deceivedn ninpIo. Anyone Hnmplca,every enn Rood worlc.our material wholeMulc prices there-

fore best atprices. our prices compare themothers. churuo examinations

Is here anJ on be In J at all Firt Clasbits and Try It anJ be convlnceJof Iti Wc rereclfully c ill yourattention to the oflUI il analysis on theback of the this rIii K Mrktlypure anJ free from oil and we taUe a

In rrese"tln;c It t thr public, withtheiKsur.ncetli.it It will meet unl

Ask It Decline Imitations

Thos.F.McTiglie&Co.,Sole Distributors for Territory of Hawaii.

TEL. MAIN 140 93 A 85 KINO 3T.P. C POX 755

NEW - TODAYNOTICE.

WILDER'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY.;

CHANGE IN SAILING TIME.

...iimlH. Reptcniber f.lh, being l.a-- 'hoi-- the Steamers 'KINAU',' n.AtJDINi:" and "I.IKCI.IKIJc.111 Hum line liny line nt 1110

usual hour. Returning to Honolulu,they will sail 011 schedule time.

Wlt.Dint'S S H. CO.2859-Se- pt. 1. 2. 3, S.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

BULLETIN PUBLISHING CO., LTO,

At the Anniinl Meetlm of thoholderM nr The lliijlclln l'libllsliltiKCo., Mil h.'hl nt tho nlllce of tho com- -

piny, August 31, linil, tho folhiwingweio duly elected to seio fur

the cnsiifng ear:W. R.

. President and Vice PresidentC. O.

Secretary and TreasurerA. V. Gear. Auditor

C. (I. I10CKIJS.Secretary,

t; w It

IN Till; ClHCl'IT COUUT 01' Till:Kiist Clrrult, Tvrrltor uf Hawaii. AtChambers: In I'nih.tlc. In tho Mnttorof tho nf lloopll KIHn (w). Intoof Honolulu,. Onhii, Order for Notionof HcmiIiik 1'itttlon fur I'roluto ofWill A iloeiimeiit purporting; to bothe last will mid testament of lloopllSil;u (w), Into of Honolulu, Onhii, ill"coated, limine on tho 31x1 clay of An

A. I). been presented tosaid 1'iubnto Court, and a petition furthe piobato thereof, ami fur tho Ihhii-unt-

tcKtnmcntnry to Wil-liam O. Smith, hnlni; been fllcil byWill in 111 O. .Smith, It Is Ihk by order-ed that Monday, the .Ird liny of Otto-l.cr- ,

A. I). lln)l, at 10 ci'docK 11. ofHalt day, at thu court room of mid

at Honolulu, Onhii, bo and thobaino hereby Is appointed tho tlniciand plain fur piovlni; nld will nndhearing said uppllttitlnn. It U furtherordered that then of bo given,b) once a wceU for tineaHiiciCBHhc In The Hveuliii;Ilulletln, n newBpaiicr puhllheil In thoHiiKlltli hiiiRiinKi', the hint publicationto be not Ic'hh than ten prevlciimto tho time theitlu appointed for hear-Iiik- .

at Honolulu, September lt,1'JMI.

tti:o. 1). OHAIl,Second Unit Circuit

It. J, Warren, attorney for petitionerJOSS 1. 8, K., 22.

lu a mass of dcbrlH, thought to havol.i uti i.art nf tlm Itnirai.d i nr. whl.b

'wH8 literally torn to pieces ln'a

TEETHJc'SII Without PtAlit.

&sf(smMSygS"2

2'J HOTEL ST., opp. Youna Hotel

locomotive, ono mou- - nn,1 Bearchers .. lit. with the time a Inrao number of werostcr pasHenger had nearly crossed, that bodies were under dug out of tho sand here. Ono womanrireman Frnnk Ma5 with a larje them which they were helpless to .was completely hurled, savo ono foot,torch which tho engineer and fireman teach. f,mI nboH) lhu va((,r Som(Jhad been using to ascertain the condl-- live huudred men scanned every were lodged In tholion of tho track, Mas In the gangway. Inch of tho river and Its surroundings 'bcry tho lu tho

KiiKlneer Illndman felt tho a few hours after claj light. They wad-- ! wicc-hag- e lu midstream, nnd many halflu the great machine and caught cd In tho stream urn) carried out mud. burled with only an arm or n bit ota glimmer on the.water, ho shouted his begrimed bodies which Mere found at clothing to their whereabouts,

last words, "put out that torth," cvl widely Feparated points, poiiio of them'lt required eight strong men to liftclciilly thinking that In the accident miles from tho scene of tho accident. Itlm walcr-conhe- body of on woman tobo felt was coming the Tho first corpses recovered Mi-r- the shoro and a sklit nnd hat found onwould serve to spread lire. thoi.e of Miss Ireno Wilght and llttlo.tho bank could scarcely bo with

Hut, hefoio Jlnyfield obey, Uorothy Johnon, tho sister-in-la- and tho fingers of ono handthe words wero still on tho lips daughter, icspcctlvely, ot Marry Johu-- I ot tho wero almost link-o- f

tho doomed engineer and his hand son of I'uoblo. An unknown woman cd, tho ilothlng having been tornseeking the mechanism lay them. pletely oh. Most of them u-r- slight-th-air brakes, tho brldgo gave way as Engineer Hlnelman was found, with ly bruised, piobably fiom tho first

If It had been a stack of kindling sood his watih still running, a few feet far- - shoik of tho wrctk, but there wastho locomotlvo chopped with tho thed down tho strewn. tlo when they were

of steam through thirty fett ot Whlio It was still dark, nxes had moved from tho stream. Withoutflood to tho bottom of tho been used on tho half burled cars at doubt the majority wero diownedcrosswlbo to tho track. ,tlio Junction ot tho creek with the like rats lu a trap tho tarsTho baggage car, smoker and chair rountaln ,and at daylight this work plunged without a moment's warningar followed the lotobiotlvo Into tho was resumed on tho smoking car, Into tho whirling water, thirty-liv- feet

and wero swept away. All of lay out In tho Fountain, whero men dep, a hundred feet wide, and with atho occupants of cars save three were compelled to wade to thclrlcurrent strong enough to cniry thou-we- n

perished, and had not tho roof of to It. rands of pounds of weight nearly atho car burbt asunder none A party (111 ther clown the mllo subsiding.

uu ureinan

you

Krni

little

By few con buybut It Is not ono do youWe buy nt

can give the worlc the lowestOct unci withNo for and an

hotel.merit.

bottle.fuel

pridewith

versal favor.

For

Day.will1

iicmoiiiiu

stock.

olllcers

Farrlncjton

Bockus

i:tnto

KUxt, 1H01,

Icttem

court,

noticepuhllcnllou

i!ayn

Hated

JuiIro Couit.

Sept.

shortblientype, 'fear burled

field,

vllkubodies found shrub

along bnnks- - othersWhentremor

reveal

certain llatnes

liftedcould

while Jiany bodiescorn-wa- s

controlling hesldo

blood vlslblo

nrroyo, greatwhen

whichstream

these almostwaists reath

chair would second hefoio

you

estimate of your worlc. Lady Assistant.THE EXPERT DENTISTS,

tiOUrta, to 9; Sundays, 9 to 12.

of a

Operator

omupoil.

in

of

in.,

3 MoonKlsttanJbell

v o. ft m. a n d m. t. n. p. to Ulc

SI,') J J "I I)" II ! O 6 to t 4

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II n'T C9 .1 0 41 O .S I 1 ) 4) t It Ir 3

t

lo 1,4 tt t )i ! 4) 6 16 " 4JI.I. .JQ t6 t J S to i 41 6 l tl )6

a tS t.j to vi 1 C4 111 I 41 en Jl m.

4 In 11 6 11 4) 4 t) f 11 I 41 6 I)r m I '

j.u 1 41 ( If

l.nst qiiaitei (if the mooiiScpt. .

Tides Irom tho United Stales Coaiiand rudetlc Burvcy Tables.

Tho tides at Kahulul and Hllo occurabout au hour earlier than at Honolulu.

Hawaiian Standard Time Is 10b 30msloner than Dreenwlch time, belogthat of tho meridian of 157.30. Thatirao whistle blows at 1 :30 p. in., whlclIs tho same as Greenwich, Ok Out.

ARRIVED.

Wednesday, Auk. St.Tiu: IVarleiti, Olsen, from Kahulul.

Thuisday, Sept. 1.

It. so fort Klenrl. Sfhlallliio. 4(1 divairom v0wta.tt". at S a. 111.

simr. llelene, Ntlson, from HawaiiDor,- - , ,!2.--, a. m.

DEPARTED.

Wednesday, Aug. 31.

Am. hlit. Wrustlcr, Iloeslh, for the

Btmr. I.ll.idlke, N'npala, for Maul,Molakal and I anal porta.

SAILING TODAY.

Stmr. Mll.ahata, Gregory, for KnualIwK nl u p. m,

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

rrom lluwall ports, per Hlmr. Ilel-on-

Snpt 1 Alias .M. Horner, Miss II.Horner, Mrs J J Horner, Mil's i:. llorher, Win Murray, Miss Alice lllnkovv,Miss V (1 White, T. H Ka. Mr llryant. Mrs. W. T Sharrett, Miss tl Mharntt, Miss Mary Oohlr. Mrs. tlu I

mi'l infant, Miss Alameda, MissMury Woo, T Tone, A l.ulr, Miss M.I ul, Miss Hannah Woo, K Taheta

r s. wi:atiii:ii iuiuevu.Sept. 1, l04.

TempiiatHies 6 a. in, "--; S a. 111

Til; 10 a. ni , til; noon, SI; uiiirnlniiniiiimuni, -.

llaronu'tiT. S a. in., 29.93; ahsoliitohumidity, k n, m , fl.785 grains per cu-

bic foot; ic'lnttvo humidity, 8 a. m.,fit per cent.; dew-- point, 8 a. m., Ci,

Wind li n, in., velocity 3, illiectlunNil; 8 a. 111., velocity 7, directionS.i:.; lu 11. ni velocity 10, illiettloaH.i:., noon, velocity 8, iliiectlon K,

Rainfall during 21 hours cnik'd 8

a. 111 , .00 Inch.Total wind movement during 21

himiH ended nt noon, 133 miles.Al.HX. MtC. ashu:y,

Station Director, U. S. Wcnthurlliireiiu.

LABOR MY LUAU

A grand lunu will bo given on Monday, September D, at Muolaulnnl,

Hlnborato preparations arabeing made for tho event, A lanalcoverliu; a spaco of 40 feet by 10 feetwill bu erected on Saturday and stringsof mountain evergreens will bo thodecorations. Ily lequcst u committeoleaded by Mrs. Jennie Ilels, Hon. Mr?.I). M. Kuplhea and other young ladlesof tlie city will carry out tho affair tosuit ever) one.

As there Is nothing going on for theen Jo) incut ot tho laboring andtheir families on that day, a limu,

famous feast, is tho most favor-ite affair to bo given for th ccnjoymeiitof all.

The luaii will tommenco nt 12 noonand clow al li p. m. A epilntct ilub willeuteitaln. TlcliettJ aro now- - 011 sale atthe 0III10 of tho Territorial MessengerService, ami lu possession of committees appointed for tho purpose. Pro-ceeds, after paying tho nccessnry ex-

penses wilt bo turned over to tho Knllhi Home Relief and Aid Society Fund.

MR. DOOLEYDiscusses the Inside features of the

POLITICAL PROSPECTS In SATUR-DAY'- S

DULLETIN. Your forecast ofthe election cannot be complete If youmiss what Dooley has to say.

Weekly Edition of th Bulletin. $1ocr year.

WANTS'Por Want Column See Purc Six

WANTED.

Solicitor for an established business.Man having hnowledgo of city

Address K., this ofilto.2858 If

LOST.

, brown bag containing silver toiletarticles; tho nnmo Miss Francis Oil-lo- t

on hag. Howard If retuine'd tovon Hamm-Youn- Co. 2038 tf

ON MONDAY MOANING, AUG. 29th,

WHITNEYWill have their Sale ol

PERCALES, J2 I 'c a yard.

SHIRT WAIST MATERIALS3 and 3 J -- 2 yard lengths,and upward:.

HOSE, worth $1.25$1.50; reduced to 3c.

TAN STOCKINGS, goodvalue. 5c a pair.

STRIPED HOSE, worthreduced to 15c 20;.

Alsj, ends in TAFFETAS,shades, 25c,

SALE CONTINUES ALLWEEK.

WHITNEYtkjmimwjmjira

STOCKYARDS STABLES.

- fOi J3CCw... " ."

FOR MOONLIGHT DRIVING PARTIES ORDER OUR

S!X H0R81: TALLYKO.TELEPHONE BLUE 3143-FIREARMS

Colts, Smith & Wesson,

Iver Johnson

REVOLVERS!

Guns Rented and Repaired

tik&nErr

Charlie's AuntWas 3 widow but

Charlie's Unclehad a PACIFIC MUTUALMATCHLESS POLICY andChatlie's Aunt was protected.

of which reminds us thatGetting insurance (ourIrind) should not be neglectedo1 postponed, for what are theordinary affoirs of life to a manwhen his wife is a widow.

The Pacific Mutual Life

Insurance Co.

CUNTI':.ZrS'FORT STREET.

Tho Wechly Rdltlon of the nvenlngIlulletln gives n cnmnleto BUiouiary oftho nows ot tho day.

& MARSH

40c

FANCY

50cand

oddall

Alllife

940

& MARSH

E. H. LEWIS, Proprietor.

WE ARE AGENTS FOR THECELEBRATED

Winthrope Medicines

Kirinev TeBlood Purifier

Booklet on the Kidney Ftee.

Ctiiimbers Drug Co.,LIMITED.

Cor. King and Fort Sts.

'PHONE MAIN 131,

J SsrigRecital N

The eminent artiste1 MADAME I

FriedaOriselda

J Tuesday Evening, C

I 8.30 P.M. I1 Alexander Young Hotel

I Tickets tl each at Wall, IMchol Co and Berg- - g

m strom Music Co. Ml

Jos. Schwat-tz- ,

Watchmakers' Materials andJewelers' Supplies,

COR. FORT and KING ST.

JAS. F. MORGANAuctioneer and Broker,

847-85- 7 Kaahumanu Street.P. O. BOX Bt4. TELEPHONE t.

FOR SALE

The Country Residence and

Estate

-o- k- , ;

Judge H. E, Gooper.

LOCATED AT PEARL HAF1BOR.

The main dwelling house Is 100 fcutfiont by OS feet lu depth; a largo la-

riat leads Into tho principal rooms.Thcie arc eight lledrooms, l.lhrury,Dining ltuorn, Kitchen, I'antry, twollathrooms.

Quests' Cottage contains sevenlooms.

Another CottnRe with Illlllard itoomnnd llnth.

Two Servants' Cottages nnd Laun-dry.

Lurgc Htnble, two Hoi Stalls, Car-riage Hiiiisc, Hnrness ltuorn, CowHarn and l'oultry Houses.

AUUA 3'i AC'lti:S.All planted with sbnde and orna-

mental tiees. beautiful Monterey Cy-

press Tennis Court.One-hnl- f aero lu alfalfa providing

suintlent fodder for cow.A selup house Is leached from tha

pier, where' many fish nets of variedlength nml mesh arc ready for Immu-cllal- c

use. flood bathing fmm oftpier. The estnte Is freo from encum-hrnnc- c

and will bo sold on easy terms.

Job. P. Morgan,AUCTIONESR

For SaleAmong tho many bargains In Ileal

Estate that 1 havo on my list I woulddraw jour attention to

The Boardman Tractsituate between Lunalllo and Klnau,on I'cnsacola Street, now divided Intolots and to bo sold on very easy terms.

Apply

JAS. P. MORGAN.AUCTIONEER.

Across th6 Continenton th

NEWOVERLAND

LIMITEDCHICAGO In

LESS THAN 3 DAYSNEW YORK

SDAYSJHOURSLUXURIOUS

EVERY DAY TRAINBath, Barber, Buffet, Library,Electric Reading Lamps In ev-

ery Booth, Obieravtlon Car,Telephone Service.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC

C. 8. FEL,Passenger Traffic MnsSr.

T. H. GOODMAN,General Passenger Agsnt.

Sail Francisco, : : CALIFORNIA.61003.

I

SHIThree Trains

DailyVIA

UNION PACIFICTO

Omaha, Kansas City,

.Chicago, St. Louis

And All Principal Eastern Points

No Change! KansasTo

Omaha.

Denver,City,

I Chicago.

Be sure your ticket reads via theUNION PACIFIC

For full Information call on8. F. BOOTH, G. A.,

1 Montgomery St, San Francisco, Cat.

.aUU "i?itf - J?i?,i.?"k-i4- f nr,' L