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THE INDEPENDENTVol IX

wftW3tHi

Oceanic Steamship Company

TIME TABLEThe Pino PasBengor Steamers of This Liuo Will Arrive and Ljiava

This Port as Hereunder

FROM SAN FRANCISCO

AUSTRALIA OOT 25MOANA NOV 8AUSTRALIA NOV 22ALAMEDA DEO 6AUSTRALIA DEO 20

FOR SAN FRANCISCO

AUSTRALIA OOT 81ALAMEDA NOV 10AUSTRALIA NOV 28MARIPOSA DEOAUbTRALIA DEO 20

In oonneetion with the sailing of the abovo steamers the Agents areprepared to isauo to intending passengers coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from San Francisco to all points in tho UnitedStatei and fromNew York by any steamship Hue to all European ports

For fuither particulars apply to

Wm G Irwin CoUrMLITEnZ

G eneral Agents Oceanic S S Company

All these by the W G IRWIN

Shelf Hardware fillinpr lines shortWire Cloth Artists Material- -Belleck t hina for China Paintinpr

B t t w

Lamp Goods Picture WireBird Cages an elegant assortmentBlue Flame OjI stovesShelf Hardware Mechanics ToolsHand and Foot Sewing MaehuiiRifles and Kevolvei s Shot GunsSilver Plated Ware Hose and Sprinklers

if-

Single and Double Belting Lace Leather J--

Paints Oils and Tarnishes A bany CompoundIce Chests and Refrigerators BrushesPaint Burnerf Etc Etc

Now Goods Constantly Arriving andFull Lines in Stock

THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTDFORT AND MERCHANT STREETSKING AND BETHEL STREETS

Pacific Heightsjstotxc W

Applications will be received at the office of BRUCE WARING COfor the purchase of lots on

PACIFIC HEIGHTSsituated on the magnificent hillside between Nuuatiu and Pauiia Valleysand commanding a superb marine and sueuio view strutohiug from Dia-

mond Head oyer Punchbowl to the Wninuae range of MountainsA broad winding boulevard giving access to tbo property uqw in

course of construction and choice lots of sufficient area for magnificenthomesteads will soon be available

On the Nuuanu side of the hill is a Pali protecting it from the highwinds and heavy showers of Nuusuu Valley ousuriui a salubrious climate

Tho Elevation of the Proporty 1b from 160 to 7B0 feet above sua levelApplications will be numbered and filed aud uMoie will bo allotted

according to the number of applications0T Only 1000 for a lot 100x200 feetg0T Terms Easy

BRUCE WARING CO1180 tf ROOMS 7 AND 8 PROG RESS BLOCK

-- - - -- r x

IMo H Davies I Cold-- r T jrr

SUGAR FACTORSIMPOKTBKS OF

General MerchandiseAND

jjOMayiissio3sr MiBiPtoKruisrfrsVgontfl for Lloyds

Canadian Australian Steamship LinoBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co

iSorthern Assurance Co Fire and LifoCanadian Pacific xtailway Co

Pioneer Lino of Packets from Livorpool

ub in vMt nLwPwawfaUa trfJWfl Jtn lKiM1 i u

HONOLULU H I THURSDAY OCTOBBE 26 1899

8

M M

is

ii M- -

UNITED OTATES LOBES NOTH-ING

¬

Alaskan Affroomont Jn Being Com¬

pletedSpecial Dispatch to The Call

WASHIGTON Oct I Im-

mediately¬

upon Secretary Haysreturn to day prepdrutioiiB beganat the State Department for tilecompletion Of thoInoduB Vivendirelative to the Alnpkan boundaryGeneral Foster wria hard at workupon the fletails of the modiiH andthe expectation whs that in thecourse of a day or two the agree ¬

ment would be ill effect Thenegotiations of lutMiave been entirely in the hanak- - Of SecretaryJlny and Mr Tower the BritishCharge here It has not been de¬

termined even yet whether theagreement defining the boundarytemporarily shall take the form ofa document signed by both part¬

ies or be merely a series of notesbut in either ease it will be justas effective as a regular modusVivendi binding both parties toobserve the boundary laid downtemporarily State Departmentofficials are confident that Ameri ¬

cans will have no cause to com ¬

plain that their rights have beenabandoned when the fullscope of the agreement is madeknown while on the other handthe Canndinns cannot claim properly that they have lost anyright that they have enjoyed

The purpose of this particulareffort as a modus was to regularthe boundary line on the west sideof the Lynn Canal The two part ¬

ies had placed the line of demar ¬

cation on Chilcnt aud White pas ¬

ses right at the top of the passesand there hns never been theslightest friction at those pointsBut because of the fact that thewestennost of the three passesnamely Ohilcat Puba wub fullyforty miles removed from the seathe same rule could not be ap ¬

plied by our representatives with-out

¬

great loss Therefore re ¬

course has been had to anotherexpedition and the line of demar-cation

¬

will run along the KlehanaRiver and from a point nearKlukwau cross to a mountain onthe southwest

The effect will be to give theUnited States control of the tidewaters the British being fifteenmiles above to maintain theAmerican control of the new andimportant Porcupine countryand lastly to save the nights ofall Americnn miners who are nowon the Canadian side of the line

It is understood that the moduswill live at the pleasure of bothparties to it There will be nodate fixed for its expiration

Sailor Bits Not to Be Held for Debt

Up to the decision of UnitedSlates District Judge Hiinford ofthe State of Washington abouttwo months ago sailors whosekits had been retained by boarding--

house keepers or others be ¬

cause of debt or for any otherreasonj had but little difficulty inrecovering their property underthe provision of the Mnguire actThe procedure in such cases Wasthe filing of a criminal complaintand the arrest of the boardinghouse keeper When brought be ¬

fore the United States Court Com ¬

missioner the defendants in al-

most¬

every case settled the mat ¬

ter by surrendering the tlothingor other personal property thathad been witheld

Judge Hanfords decision wasto the effect that criminal pro ¬

ceedings could not be taken leg ¬

ally under the Maguireact andthat the proper procedure was tobring in the name of the UnitedStates a civil suit in the UnitedSlates District Court against theboarding house keeper or otherdefendant for the collection of the

100 penalty provide for the actAssistant United States Dis-

trict¬

Attorney Banning was applied to a few dayfl ago by FrancisManger a sailor who complainedthat William 11 Hermann the

a4- -

S t- - lr V IT1 i

keeper of a sailor boarding houseon Stetinrt street had retainedhis sea going clothing under theplea that Mauger owed him forboard and lodging and refusedto give up the property

Mr Banning notified Hermann I

tnat ne was acting m violation orlaw and advised him to returnthe clothing to Mauger but Her ¬

mann refused to follow the advice Mr Banning thereuponifiled a complaint in civil processagainst Hermann to recover 8100ipunalry and costs Half of thepenalty goes U the informer whoin this case is the sailor Thejollier half and the cosls go to theGovernment

United States District AttorneyCoombs will press the suit vigo-rously

¬

for the protection of sail ¬

ors for whose benefit the Mnguireact was passed bv Congress SF Call

Headquarters for Sowing Mrchincaat Jj X Kerrs Queen Stroot

Honolulu i

The fnllnwltif MnnhinHH in uLnclr I

npd for sale for cash or on install-ment

¬

Domestic Standard Eldridge B SeamstniAB Norwrwo PearlColumbia aud Wheeler WilsonStandard No 10 tailoring machinebutton hole attachment

Hand Machines Second HaudMachines for sale cheap Needlosparts attachment and repairs for nitmachines

MosBosRor Borvico

Honolulu Messenger Servic de ¬

liver messages ami packages TnlPhone JV7R

Per AUSTBA1 IA Tor OamarinosBefrigerator Ati extra fresh suppljof Grapes Appli h Lemons OrangeLimes Nuts Baisins Celery FreshSalmon Cauliflower Rhubarb As-

paragus¬

Cabbagu Eastern and Cali-fornia

¬

Oyster hi tin and sliollCrabs Turkeyi Flounders etc Allgame in season Also frooU Boolfort Swiss aud California CrcimCheese Place your orders earlyprompt deliveryOALIFOENIA V1WIV MARKET

TalanVinno 170

NOTIOK TO PASSENGimB

T7IKOM AND AFTER THIS DATE I

A Vassenpprs may book and sconroTickets for Passa by steamers of the I

INTER ISLAND HTKAM NAV1QATION 0 IMat the Main Ofilco of the Company QueenStreot lip to one honr previous to sailingtime of Bteamrn ator which hour TloKelswill be sold at tbo Wharr OiHce1NTBR I81AKD STEAM NAVIGATION

CO LtdN E Gkdoe Becrotary

Honolulu H J Oct 7 1B99 1324ilm

BY AUTHORITY

IBKIQATION NOTIOE

HOLDKH8 OF WATER EltlVILEQEBor tli 09n paying water rates are herebynotified that the hours for Irrigationpurposes are from 0 to 8 oleock a m andfrom 4 to 0 oclock p m

ASTDREV DROWNSuperlnto dent of Water Works

Approved J A K noMinister of Interior

Honolulu Jnpn 1 1800I CM

A L O ATKINSON AL11F11T K JUDO JB

ATKINSON JUDD

Attobnbvs and CouNSELions at Law

OQlco oyer Bishop Cos Hank CornerKaahumanu and Merchant Btreots

lWI7ff

FOB BAVE

HOUSE AND LOT ON QUEENA Street in tho Kowalo district Houborecently erected Will sell cheap for cashApply to

WlhLIAM SAVIDGE1317 f f No 310 Port Btroet

FOR SALE

A FEW fiOilOO DUILDINO SITES INex tho most desirable part of KollhlIrioo J500 on caay terms or 17S cashApply to

WILLIAM SAVIDGE1317 tf No 010 Fort Btroet

JAPANESE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE

Cooks Waiters and PlantationLaborers Promptly Furnished at

Short Notioe

l O- - Box 849 Ofnco with F J Testa1032 327 King Streot tf

T fiT - tl Mrjr JCTff I

No 1810

Wilders Steamship Co

XjIMITIDD

K1NAU GLAUDINE HELENEMAITIHAWAII LEHUA KILAUEA HOU

MOKOL1I

TIME TABLE

Stmr GLAUDINECAMERON Commander

MAUI

Will leave Honolulu ovory Tuesdays at 6vu touching at Lahaiua Knlmlul Nahlku Hana Harnoa and Kipshulu MaulHetunilnjj touches at Hana Knlinlui andLahaina arming at Honolulu Sundaymornings

Will call at Nuu Kaupo once eachmonth

Tho popular rcuto to tho Volcanois via Hilo S40 for the roundirip inclndiorj all expenses

Stmr IiEHTJABENNETT Comnitndcr

MOLOKAI MAUI LANAI

Bails every Monday for Kaunakafeai Ka--Lahalnauuiu iuuuimiui jvuinijpapa

Houolmi Olownlu ileturning arrivesjsonolulu Saturday morningsat

onsignees must be nt the Landings toJtccive their freight j this Company wlliot hold itself responsible lorfrolght afteit has boen landed

Live stocir fragile artiolos plants andliquids received only at owners riskIhis Company will not be responsible foi

Vonoy or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced In the care of ParsersStr- - Passengers are requested to pur

uliase Tickets before embarking Thoseinillng to do so will be subject to an addltionalchanje of twenty five ppr centThe iQUpany will not be liablo for losi

of nor injury to nor delay in the deliverybaggage or personul ellectsof tho rassen

ur beyond the amount of JlOOOn unlessthe valuo of t e same be declared at orliefore the issue of the ticket and freightis pid thereon

11 iiipluyes of the Company are for ¬

bidden to rteeive ireight without dellveriug a Bhipplng receipt therefor In the formprescribed by the Cimipunj mid whichmay bo seen bj ship vm liii uipliLuticto the purser ol the Companys UteumeraShippers ore notlfled that if freight isshipped without snch receipt it will betoiely at the risk of the shipper

This Company reserves the ngnt tomake changes in the time of departure andorrivolof its Steamors without notice andit will not bo responsible for any conseqnences arising therefrom

O L WIUlll PretidontB D KOSiCtjHirotorvOAPT T K CLAHlCE Port Bupt

OLAPS SPREOKELS WM 0 1BWIM

Clans Spreclels Go

HONOLULU

Sin FrancUco Agents THE NErrANA TIONAL BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO

DBAW EXCHANGE OH

BAN FRANOISCO Tho Nevada NationsBank of Ban Francisco

LONDON The Union Bank of LondorLtd

NEW YORK American Exchange National Bank

CHICAGO Merchants National BankPARIB Oredlt LyonnalsBERLIN Dresdner BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Honj

Kong Shanghai Banklmr CorporationNEW ZEALAND AND AUBTRALI- A-

Bank of New ZealandVICTORIA AND VANCOUVER BanX

of British North America

Tiaiuuct a General SanHnc and KxchartBusiness

Deposits Received Loans mado on Aproved Security OommorciaJ and Travelers Credit Issued BIDb of Exouangebought and sold

aollnnttonn Promptly A coonntod BfT

FOB SALE

FEW LOTS ON KING STREETA in Palania district part cash bal-ance

¬

on mortgage A good opportunity tobuild on main streot Apply to

WILLIAM BAVIDOE1317 tf No 310 Fort Streot

Metropolitan Heat Go

81 KING BTREET

O J Wallxb Manaovb

Wholesale andRetail

BXJTOiaE13RSAHD

Navy ContrqtWS

I

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THEVol IX

Tho Pino Pasaengor Steamers of This Ljuo Will Arrive ucl LeaveThis Fort ns Hereunder

FROM SAN FRANCISCO

AUSTRALIA OOT 25MOANA NOV 8AUSTRALIA NOV 22ALAMEDA DEO 6AUSTRALIA DEO 20

SSm- -

INDEPENDENTOceanic Steamship Company

TIME TABLE

FOR SAN FRANCISCO

AUSTRALIA OOT 81ALAMEDA NOV 10AUSTRALIA NOV 28MARIPOSA DEO 8AUSTRALIA DEO 20

In oonueotion with the sailing of the abovo steamers tho AgontB aroprepared to issue to intending passengers coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from San Francisco to all points in the United States and fromNew York by any steamship lino to all European ports

For further particulars apply to

Wm G Irwin CoG eneral Agents Oceanio S S Company

All these by the W G IRWIN

Shelf Hardware filling linefl shortWire Cloth Artists Material- -

Belleck hina for China PaintingLamp Goods Picturo WireBird Cages an elegant assortmentBlue Flame Oil stovesShelf Hardware Mechanics ToolsHand and Foot Sewing Maohun H

Rifles and Revolve s Shot GunsSilver Plated Ware Hose and SprinklersSingle and Double Belting Lace Leather J-

-

Paints Oils and Varnishes A bany CompoundIce Chests and Refrigerators BrushesPaint Burnerr Etc Etc

Now Goods Constantly Arriving andFull Lines in Stock

THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTDFORT AND MERCHANT STREETSKING AND BETHEL STREETS

WW III - lllllll I ImM -

Pacific Heightsistotig

Applications will be received at tho office of BRUCE WARING COfor tho purchase of lots on

PACIFIC HEIGHTSsituated on the magnificent hillside bet wi eu Nuuanu and Pauua Valleysand oommandipg a superb morino and sueuiu view si retohiug from Dia-

mond Head over Punchbowl to the Waiauae range of MountainsA broad winding boulevard giving access to tbo property is uow in

course of oonstrnotion and choice lots of Hiiffloiout area for magnificenthomesteads will soon bo available

On the Nuuanu side of the hill in a Pali protecting it from the highwinds and heavy showers of Nuuauu Valley ousurini a salubrious olimate

Tho Elevatiou of tho Proporty is from 150 to 750 feet abovo sea levelApplications will be numbered and filed aud uhoita will bo allottod

according to tho number of applicationsJtT Qnly 1000 for a lot 100x200 feet

gIF Terms Easy

BRUCE WARING CO1180 tf ROOMS 7 AND 8 PROGRESS BLOCK

Tip I uavies kidSUGAR FACTORS

IMPOKTBKS OF

General MerchandiseAND

Vgonta for LloydsCanadian Australian Steamship Line

British Foreign Marino Insurance CoNorthern Assurance Co Fire aud Lifo

Canadian Pacific Railway CoPioneer Lino of Packots from Livorpool

tOlA jtUitSnw11

HONOLULU H I THURSDAY OCTOBER 26 1899

UNITED STATES LOBES NOTH ¬

ING

Alaskan Aijroomont J Being Oomplotod

8pooial Dispatch to The Call

WASHINGTON1 Oct It Im ¬

mediately upon Secretary Haysreturn to day prerMmUOnB beganat the State Department for thecompletion of tiie modiiH vivendirelative to the AlripUim boundaryGeneral Foster was hard at workupon the details of the modus andthe expectation was that in thecourse of a day or two the agree ¬

ment would be ill effect Thenegotiations of late have been en-

tirely¬

in the llianfls- - 6f SecretaryJIuy and Mr Tower the BritishiCharge here It has not been de¬

termined even yet whether theagreement defining the boundarytemporarily shall take the form ofa document signed by both parties or be merely a series of notesbut in either case it will be justas effective as a regular modusVivendi binding both parties toobserve the boundary laid downtemporarily State Departmentofficials are confident that Ameri ¬

cans will have no cause to com ¬

plain tlint their rights have beenabandoned when the fullscope of the agreement is madeknown while on the other handthe Canadians cannot claim pro ¬

perly that they have lost anyright that they have enjoyed

The purpose of this parrimihireffort as a modus was to regularthe boundary line on the west sideof the Lynn Canal- - The two part ¬

ies had placed the Hue of demar ¬

cation on Chilcat and White pas ¬

ses right at the top of the passesand there has never been theslightest friction at those pointsRut because of the fact that thew esteraiost of the three passesnamely Chilcat Pass wub fullyforty miles removed from the seathe same rule could not be ap ¬

plied by our representatives with-out

¬

great loss Therefore re ¬

course has been hnd to anotherexpedition and the line of demar ¬

cation will run along the KlehnnaRiver and from a point nearKlnkwan cross to a mountain onthe southwest

The effect will be to give theUnited States control of the tidewaters the British being fifteenmiles above to maintain theAmerican control of the new andimportant Porcupine countryand lastly to save the nights ofall American miners who are nowon the Canadinn side of the line

It is understood that the moduswill live at the pleasure of bothparties to it There will be nodate fixed for its expiration

Sailor KitB Not to Be Held for Debt

Up to the decision of UnitedSlates District Judge Hnnford ofthe State of Washington abouttwo months ago sailors whosekits had been retained by boarding--

house keepers or others be ¬

cause of debt or for any otherreason had but little difficulty inrecovering their property underthe provision of the Mnguire actThe procedure in such cases wasthe filing of a criminal complaintand the arrest of the boardinghouse keeper When brought be ¬

fore the United States Court Com ¬

missioner the defendants in al-

most¬

every case settled the mat ¬

ter by surrendering the clothingor other personal property thathad been witheld

Judge Ilunfords decision wasto the effect that criminal pro ¬

ceedings could not be taken leg-ally

¬

under the Mnguire act andthat the proper procedure was tobring in the name of the UnitedStates a civil suit in the UnitedSlates District Court against theboarding house keeper or otherdefendant for the collection of the

100 penalty provide for the actAssistant United States Dis ¬

trict Attorney Banning was ap ¬

plied to a few days ago by FrancisManger a sailor who complainedthat William II Hermann the

i

keeper of a sailor boarding houseon Hteuart street had retainedhis sea going clothing under theplea that Manger owed hlui forboard and lodging and refusedto give up the property

Mr Banning notified Hermannthat lie was acting in violation orlaw and advised him to returnthe clothing to Mauger but Heriinann refused to follow the ad ¬

vice Mr Bnmiinir thoreunmiIfiled a complaint in civil processagainst Hermann to recover 8100jpunalty and costs Half Of thepenalty goes to the informer whoin this case is the sailor TheOilier half and the costs go to theGovernment

United States District AttorneyCoombB will press the suit vigo-rously

¬

for the protection of sail ¬

ors for whose benefit the Mnguireact was passed by Congress SF Call

m

Headquarters fpr Bowing Ma chinesat L B Kerrs Quoon Strotit

Honolulu i

The following Machines in stocknud forsale for oanh or on install-ment

¬

Domestic Standard Eldridge B Seamstress Norw wd PearlColumbia and Wheeler Wilsi nStandard No 10 tailoring maohiutibutton holo attachment Pit

Hand Machines Second HaudMoohines for salo obeap Needlesparts attachment and repairs for allmachines

UoBsonRor Service

Honolulu Mosienger Servicw de ¬

liver messages anil pankaes TVIPhono R7R

Per AUSTBA1 A for OamarinooBofrigerator Att extra fresh suppljot urapes Applth Lemons UrangoLimes Nuts RaisinB Celery FreshSalmon Cauliflower Rhubarb As-

paragus¬

Cabbago Eastern and Cali-fornia

¬

Oysters in tin and shellCrabs Turkey Flounder etc Allgame in season AUo-- frnh Rookfort Swiss and California CrettuCheese Place your orders earlyprompt deliveryOALIFOBNIA VRUIT MARKET

Talanhnna 7B

NOTIOK TO PASSENGEBB

FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE I

tmvii hnnlr nti1 tnnnrn i

Tlckots for Pasnagi by Heamcrs of theIntek Island Btkam Navioation Co Ltdat the Main Olllco of the Company Queen8treot lip to ono hunr previous to sailingtlnio of bteamrn ater which hour TioKeiswill be sold at tbo Wharf Office1NTER IBLAND hTKAM NAViqATION

CO LtdN IS Gkdub Secretary

Honolulu HLOct 71800 1324ilm

BI AUTHORITY

IBRIQATION NOTIOK

HOLDERS OK WATER PRIVILEGESor those paying water rates are herebynotified that the hours for irrigationpurposes are from 6 to 8 oleock a in andfrom 4 to 0 oclock p m

ANDREW BROWNSuperlnto dent of Water Works

Approved J A K noMlnUtarof Intorlor

Honolulu Tun 1 1800i to i

i

A L O ATKINSON AL11EUT f JUDD jn

ATKINSON As JTJDD

Attorneys and CourSELion3 at Law

Oulro over Bishop Co a Bank CornerKaahumanu ami Morohant Strcots

inn7f

FOB SAXiE

AHOUBE AND LOT ON QUEENtho Kownlo district House

recontly erected Will sell cheap for cashApply to

WILLIAM SAVIDQElS17 tf No 310 Fort Stroet

FOR SALE

A FEW MxlOO BUILDING SITES INrV tho most deslrablo part of KallhlIriae S0O on easy terms or 175 cashApply to

WILLIAM SAVIDOE1317 tf No 810 Fort Street

JAPANESE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE

Cooks Waitehs and PlantationLaborers Promptly Fornished at

Short Notice

S ADAOHII O- - Box 819 Office with F J Testa

1832 327 King Street tf

No 1310

Wtlders Steauisbip Go

KINAU OLAUDINE HELENEMAUlHAWAII LEHUA KILAUEA HOU

MOKOLII

TIME TABLE

Stmr CLAUDINEOAMEHON Commander

MAUI

Will leavo Honoluln ovory Tuesdays nt 6p M touching at Lahalua Kahului Nahlku Hnnn Hnmoa and Klpnliulu MaulReturning touches nt Hnna Kahului andLnhalnn arrMng nt Honolulu Sundaymornings

Will call at Nuu Knupo once eachmonth

Tho popular route to tho Volcanois via Eilo S40 for the ronndrip including all oxpessea

Stmr LEHUABENNETT Commtndcr

MOLOKAI MAUI LANAI

balls every Monday for Knunakatdl Kainalo Mitunalei Kataupupa LahalnaHonolim Olownlu Returning arrlvos atHonolulu Saturday mornings

Consignees mast be at the Landings toJt ccivo tholr freight this Company willot hold itself responsible for freight afteit has boen landed

Live stoct fragile articlos plants andliquids received only at owners riskThis Company will not be responsible forVonoy or Valuables of passengers nnlesiplaced in the care of Pursero

Btr-- Passengers are r4uested to purUiase Tickets before embarking Thosrfelling to do so will be subject to an addlimnal charqe of twentyflve per cent

The IoJypany will not be liablo for lostof nor Injury to nor delay in the delivery1 bagROgeorpersonuleilectsof thopassenur beyond the amount of 10000 unlesstho valuo of t e same be declared at or

iiefore the Issue of the ticket and freightis onid thetron

vl employe s of the Company are for ¬

bidden to receive freight without dellveriug n shipping receipt therefor In the formprescribed by the Compunj and whichmay bo seen by ship tin upni upplitutkpto tho purseri nl tho OompauysBteumers

Shippeis are notified that if freight isshipped without such receipt It will bei oiely at the risk of the shipper

IhlB Company reserves the rignt tomrke changes in tho time of departure andarrival of its Steamers without notice andit will not bo responsible for any conse ¬quences arising therefrom

C b WlUHi Prebidont8 U KUtfK Uhi rotaryOAIT T K OLAKKE Port Supt

ULAUS SPBEQKKLS WM O IRWIN

GiaiiB Sprectels Co

HONOLULU

5in Franeuco Agent TEE NBrjitANATIONAL BANK OF BAN FIUN0I8C0

DBAW EXCnAHQE OH

SAN FRANOISCO The Nevada NationsBank of San Francisco

LONDON Tho Union Bank of LondonLtd

NEW YORK American Exchange Natloual Bank

CHICAGO Merohants National BankPARIS Oredit LyonnalsBERLIN Dresdnor BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Honp

Kong Shanghai Banklm CorporationNEW ZEALAND AND AUBTRALI- A-

Bank of New ZealandVICTORIA AND VANOOUVER Bank

of British North America

Ttmuact a General Ban inn and JCxeharKBusiness

Deposits Received Loans made on Aproved Secnritv Commercial and Travel-ers

¬

Credit Issued Bills of Exchangebought and sold

aollnntlorm Promptly Aroonitrt BYT

FOB SALE

FEW LOTS ON KING BTREETA in Palama district part cash bal-ance

¬

on mortgage A Rood opportunity tobuild on main street Apply to

WILLIAM SAVIDGE1B17 tf No 310 Fort Street

Metropolitan Heat Go

81 KING BTREET

U J WAILXB ManAOFE

Wholesale andRetail

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BOUaOBIPTION BATES

Pur Month anywhere In the Un- -

walian Islands 150

Per Year 0 00Per Year postpaid to Foreign Coon

trios 8 00

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lisherEDMUND NOBB1E EditorW HOKACI1 WBIGHV AmMBtiir t

EditorKesldlui tn Hinm niii

THURSDAY OCT 2G 1899

THE WAIALUA MATTER

Of this going to bo celebratedcase tho Advertiser soys It ap ¬

pears to be generally understoodthat the Honolulu hold of theDillingham stock of tbe WainluaAgricultural Company will be protected if necessary by the furtheriisue of more stock to the amount ofa million Heros riohnessll Prottotion indeodll The issu of anothermillion io the kind of protectionthat a hungry lion would give alamb

The first thought that strikes tbelooker on at the game is why whenforty percent of two millions of dol-lars

¬

iu assessable shares may be call ¬

ed in why a proposition to issue amillion of dollars in now shares ismade Tho forty percent on thepresent assessable shares will yieldeight hundred thousand dollarsWhy not call iu this sum ratherthan issue now shares

When Waialua was floated thepromoters understood to be Castle

Cooke and Messieurs Dillinghamand Watorhouse took the paid upshares of tbe company in the follow-ing

¬

proportion Castle Cooke825000 B P Dillingham 187000

H Waterhousp 187000 For theseplums it is also understood thatCastle Cooke put in the Halstoadplantation Mr Dillingham the Kawailoa lease and Mr Watorhouse500 aores of Mokuleia land and 14artesian wells

Tho confederated promoters fear-ing

¬

that the two millions in assessa ¬

ble shares nould not be placed onour island market authorized ColSoper to offer one million dollars iushares to the San Francisco peopleMr Dillingham says that he did notgiye suuh authority to Col Soperbut Judge Perry says in bis decisionthat the colonel was authorized andcommands Mr Dillingham to settlewith him

Mr Dillingham not banking muchon Col Sopers mission joined withCastle Cooke to place all tbe as ¬

sessable shares on this market andsucceeded in placing overy shareCol Sopor also plaood his milliondollars in shares on tho San Franoisoo market In othor words thopromoters sold three million of dol-

lars¬

in assessable shares with buttwo millions in hand for delivery

Anyone will admit that this is anawkward prodioamont for the pro-moters

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to be in but it is one oftheir own handiwork But tho pro-moters

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took ono million and a halfdollars in paid up shares To abusiness man who thinks more ofhis reputation than of dollars theway that suggests itself for tho promotors to meet their obligations isto deliver paid up shares as far asthey will go and then go into thomarket for asaeseablos to oomplotedelivery

Surely it is ploading tbe baby actto ask presont shareholders of Wai ¬

alua many of whom have purchased

at n goodly premium to como to thoroun of promoters some of whomtook as fees for promotion of Kihoi1500000 being half of tho capital-

ization¬

of MoBrydo 1850000 morethan half of its capitalization ofOlaa 2500000 ono half of its capi-

talization¬

and 1500000 of thocapitalization of the company whosoaffairs are undor discussion

The Independent has always re ¬

frained from hurling at tho head oftbe rash speculators who now are intears the w6rdB we told you so

THE BOARD OV HEALTH

President Cooper Presided Over Yestordoys Mooting of tho Bonrdof Health

President Cooner renortod Hintthe following trustees had beenappointed for the Malulani Hosuital viz h JI Baldwin DrWeddick and Bister Bonaventuraand on motion the Board approv ¬

ed the sameThe proposition to apply the

tuberculin test to beef cattle wasnot approved by the Board theexamination made after death be ¬

ing thought sufficientThe Fishmarket inspector re ¬

ported the examination of 47880for the week ending October 850843 for the week ending Octob ¬

er 15 and 35518 for week endingOctober 22

The reports made under the Actto Mitigate were next taken upand it was voted they were un-satisfactory

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Hereafter the Boardwill require a list of those who abtion The matter of new rules un ¬

der this act was referred to Attorney General Cooper

The application of Dr H EWinslow for a license to practicemedicine was reported on favora ¬

bly by the Board of Examinersand it was voted that the usualrecommendation be made to theMinister of the Interior

The request of the AmericanSugar Company for permission fortheir engineer to enter the LeperSettlement and prospect for waterwas denied

It was voted that Dr T MaeMillan be appointed Governmentphysician at Waianae

Dx A McWayne of North Kouaapplied for three months leave ofabsence on account of poor healthgranted with the understandingthat Dr H A Lindley will attendto his duties in the meantime

Charles Vincent of Hilo was ap-pointed

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agent for the Board orHealth

One hundred and one applica ¬

tions for permits to keep hogswithin the 4 mile limit establish-ed

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by the Board together withthe reports of the inspectorswere referred to Executive Off-icer

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Reynolds for further report

THE ORPHEUMTHEATRE

NEW TALENT JUST ARRIVEDBy tho Australia for the

Grand Opening Saturday Night

RAND BYRON and RANDThe Greatest Comedy Trio thathas ever appeared in Honolulu

MISS MINNIE DREYFUSSpanish Dancer and Singer

GUY LEVINGSTONDescriptive Soloist and ComicSinger

See Saturdays IndependentFor Full Program

OOE AJSTIO

Steamship GoFOR SAN FRANCISCO

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AUSTRALIAWM I UvAVK HONOLULU

ron tub Aiioyit post on

Tuesday October 31 99AT i OCLOCK T M

The undersigned are now prepared toIssoe ThronghTlckets from this Olty to allpoints in the United StatesW For farther particulars regarding

Freight or Passage apply toV7w O IRWIN CO LD

flnneml Agent

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Vigorous Moaeuros Provont an Uprising In Manila

MANILA Oct 5 The autho ¬

rities were infornu 1 yesterdayfrom reliable sourceu that an out-break

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in the poorer districts ofManila had been carefully plan ¬

ned for daylight on Sunday Itfailed to occur probably on ac ¬

count of the vigorous measuresenforced Many natives of theTonds district left taking theirvaluubles All the smaller shopsto close lit 830 p in were shutat sunset A general feeling ofuneasiness was apparent

The guards of the city weredoubled and n strong force sta-tioned

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at the slaughter house thecenter of the Unruly section Twoguns of the Sixth Artillery werestationed near by at a point com ¬

manding the native quarters Thecommanders of the reserve troopswere ordered to be prepared for aa call nt daylight

Three native policemen havebeen arrested on i charge of plot ¬

ting an uprising The fact thattheir comrades informed the au ¬

thorities of their treachery indi ¬

cates that the police force is lo-

yal¬

ALL WOOLFRENOH OHLALlES on 2Ro a yard at Saobs

The Brotherhood of St AndrewsGuild meets at tho residence of RevAlex Mackintosh at 780 this even ¬

ing

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SPECIAL SALE of Ladies Mus-lin

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Underwear at Saohs

Tho government baud vv theS S China a good end off yettorday aftornoon

To Property Owners at KaimuklKapahulu and Kaplolani

Park Additions

for Water Privilegesfrom the Pahoa Water Worka Kaimuki Traot will bo rocoivod at theoffice of Gear Lansing CompanyJudd Building Fort Street up totho first day of November 1899

Water Privileges will ho grantedat government rates but w ator mainswill not be laid from tho PahoaWater Works to connect with pro-perties

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adjoining the Kaimukl Tractunless sufficient aro re-

ceived¬

for water privileges to justifytho laying of said water mains

GEAR LANSING COJudd Building Fort Street

1323 1 m

REMOVAL NOTICE

AND AFTEK MONDAY O0TOOK 10th Dlt COOPEH will occupyhis new olflco on Alakea Street threo doorsabove tho Masonic Temple

OfHce Hoars 880 to 10a m 2 to i and7 to 8 p t Pnnrtays 830 to 10 a mTolephona 151 UesMeuco iidlolnlnitolllco

1820 1 in

BEMOVAL NOTICE

M E GU08SMAN HA8 IlIJDRmovod his ofllca to Alakea Btrootthree doors abovo Masonic Templo

1329 lm

HAWAIIAN OPERA HOUSEEIGHT WEEKS

COMMENCING TUESDAY OCTOBER 31

THOMPSONS

BostonLyric OperaCompany

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Applications

applications

Repertoire First WeekTUESDAY October 81

SAID PASHATHURSDAY November 2

MABITANASATURDAY MATINEE Nov 4

BOHEMIAN GIRLSATURDAY NIGHT Nov 4

MASCOTTE

PRIOES 2 00 150 100 and 50c MATINEE 1 50 100 aod 50o

Curtain Rises at 8 Promptly Carriages at 1030BEATS AT WALL NICHOLS CO

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ABROADTon Are Making It Here

Wo beg to announce to tho publicthat wo aro making great prepara-tions

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or the coming Holiday Sdasonand will havo a large stock of Well- -

Solected Goods from the principalfactories of tho world Our buyingIb dono by a concern who havo badmauy years experience in this busi-ness

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and control tho largest tradoon tho PaoiGc Coast Wo promisoour patrons that many new articlesin our lines that will bo shown inSan Francisco can be found in our

Our stock will comprise

STERLING SILVERFINE PLATED WARE

HAWAIIAN SOUVENIR SPOONSNow Designs

HAWAIIAN SOUVENIR CHINASomething New

RICH OUT GLASSFINE BOHEMIAN GLASS

FRENCH CHINAGERMAN CHINA

ENGLISH CHINAFIGURESBRONZES

ORNAMENTSJAUDINIERES

LAMPSAnd Many Novelties

All Goods sent out as presentswill be prepared in a separato de-partment

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whoro they will be put upin the best of style using fino boxespaper olo

Our Holiday Season will openabout tun middle of Novemberwhich will give our friends on theother Islands ample opportunityYou will bo able to give more pre¬

sents this year because our prionsare right

Special care given to mail orders

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Merchant Street entrance next tothe PostolBee through our Arcade

B KERRS Queen Street Storei

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To the Clearance of REM ¬

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Remnants SSZEPHEYRDIMITIES andCASHMERES

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SEW SAILOR HATS at Saolm

THE PEOPLES PROVIDERSSachs Co

R and G CORSET are tho beatSnobs Co Amenta

Tho Atnntour Orohertra meetsthis evoniug nt the Y M 0 A

Tho Captain of tho U S Noworlcand his aide called upon tho Exeoutive this morning

Tho Now Dominion will bogivon at tho Opera House to nightby tho Clay Olemont Co

Census agout Atkinson nnd CaptEd Towse are expnotod to arrive bytho Gaelic on Tuesday next

Tho Australia sails on Ttipsdaynext the 81st at pm She willcarry a large passenger list

Dont fail to ring up Telephone144 American Messenger Service ifyou have any messages or pnokngosto dolivor

Tho U S transport Ohio liaBarrived from Hong Kong via GuamGovernor Loary is rapidly Amorioanizing the latter place putting downpolygamy and immorsal living

Kentuckys famous Jessso MooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excollenep On sale at any ofthe saloons and at Lovojoy Codistributing oKnnts for tho HawaiianTalnnda

The Customs officials havo ap-praised

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the costumes of the BostonLyrio opra company at 48000 Anattractive collection of wardrobeswill bo pleasant to fominino eyesand a new fashion rage created formilliners

A change has been decided uponby Colonel Thompsou for tho firstweek of tho opera season Th re-pertoire will be as follow TuesdayOctober 31 Said Pash ThursdayNovember 2 Montana Saturdaymatinee Bohemian Girl Saturdaynight Mascott i

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Fred Harrison tho propietor oftho Hawaiian Marble Works is readyto supply his patrons and friendswith tomb stones suitable to alltastes requirements and purfeg Hisoffice is in tho now buildings next tothe Occidental on tho corner ofAlnknA nnd Kinor ntrAot

There was a little trouble at thoWhito House last uight when somesoldiers by a mistake found theirway into a room occupied by a fairlady Tho magistrate hcturod themen and told them never to do suchnaughty things and ater receivinggood advice and a warnitig lhnywore allowed to go

Hairy L Evaus claiming to ropresent himself and other owners of20000 fharcs of tho Kamlo SugarCompano has brought suit againstFrank Hustaoe J J Egan andFrank H Foiter promotors of theplantation It is aserfed that thedefendants have wrongfully divertod35000 of tho companys hinds in

paying an excossive price for certainlnndB purchased from tho McCor jristons

For Kaplolanla Coffin

The Kapiolani Estate received bytho stoamer yesterday morning twobeautiful ornaments for the casketwhich contains the remains of thelate Queen Dowager One is thoroyal crest in gold and enamol thoK K being surmounted by a crownand bordered by the inscriptionKulia Kanuu Tho other is a plainsolid silver shield ou which is en ¬

graved the name ago eto of thoInto alii Tho beautiful work wasdono in San Franoisou and throughtho courtesy of tho Collector Gene-

ral hi tided to the agent of thoPrinces upon the arrival of thesteamer

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Filipinos to lie turn

Tho sixty eight Ihilipinos adinittcd to exhibit at the Mechan ¬

ics Fair have been ordered deport ¬

ed by the uext transport that suilBfor Mauila The fair closed lastSaturday night and as no bondhad been received by the localCommissioner of ImmigrationCommissioner General Powderlyhas ordered Iheir immediate de-

portation¬

He has requested Gen ¬

eral Shatter to sent them backby the flrst transport that sailsfor the Philippines ExaminerSan Franoisco

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TOPICS OF THE DAY

Mr MoKinloy should porsuadoMr Samuel Parker to aooept thogovernorship of Hawaiiterritoryor colony as tho caao may bo howould show a bettor statemanBuipthan ho heretoforo has oxhibitod indealing with Hawaiian affairs Col ¬

onel Parker fortunatoly is sufficient-ly

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well poatod to thank tho greatman in tho Whito House by saying

Mahnlo Aolel

We sympathize with tho DistrictMagistrate whon ho allows the iguorant laborors on tho docks who arebrought boforo him on a ohargo ofgambling to go bunco after payinga small fine Tbo gamblers instocks aro heard of but not seen incourt In London no omployeoof a mercantilo firm is allowed tospeculate in stocks and no broker ispermitted to sell or buy from aolerk Would it not bo wlso to

adopt London methods hereT

Clay Clement and his talentedcompany havo had a raro apporfoimity in sizing up tho qualities ofHonolulus theatre going publicThe opera house is visited by welldressed womon and mon who lookblase and protend to be connoisorsof truo dramatic art Thoy yawnat the gems of the plays Thoylook tired whon the dramatic pow ¬

ers of tho leading artista are calledinto effect and they long for a miuistrel bIiow or a leg Bhow for niggot songs and an after theatresupper or cocktail Faugh

From au interview with tho Ex-ecutive

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this morning it was loarnedthat Mr Griggs letter in referencetu the cUiaia against tho governinnt lor the cowardly imprison-ment

¬

of foreigners in 1895 containedno admission of the validity of theol iiuif or guidance for action bythe government of successful revolu-tionists

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Tho papers were refer ¬

red to tho subordinato governmentfor consideration and settlement

This is interpreted by the Presid-ent

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to moan tho consideration ofthe policies of rejection comprnmisoand payment As sonu an it is de ¬

termined wuioh course shall ho pur¬

sued the correa pondeuoo will bopublished

While the Executive has adopteda very independent attitude towardstho Washington government and isgutting suubbed diily the Suprmejudges havo been wise in pulling intheir horns when they saw a dangersignal ahead They have givendecisions in regard to laud mattersduties on goods importod registra ¬

tion of vessels otc which have caus-ed

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a ripplo of laughter in the com-munity

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and which tho learned menwill find havo Iwen repudiated andridiculed by tho Supremo Court oftho United States But they hadsense enough to take a tumble whentho hanging of a Japanese murdererwa on the tnpia A respite wasgranted and then another and mostlikely the cte will be re openedYou can restore lands compromisewith peoplo who havo paid dutiesnot due and py damages to ownersof vessels monkeyed with whontho question nf registration aroseBut even a Sn promo judge cannotblow life into a dead Japanese andfor that reasun the murderer con ¬

demned to be hanged by Court andjury is still enjoying life in OahuJail GreatScottlourSupremeCotirtshould hoar the opinion expressedin regard to iti virtues and qualitiesin official oiroloj in Washington

Tho high judgoR and their olerkswho preside in ih superior courtsare fnquontly criticizing tho in ¬

ferior courts whoro magistratesand olerks are supposed to bo loaf-ing

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It would be interesting indeedto too a judgo of tho Supreme Courtsay Mr Whiting and a olerk sayMr Henry Smith transferred forone day to tho Dlstriot court of Ho-

nolulu¬

ou a busy day Thoywould not then express an opinionthat tho positions down there are

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80 doz Bath Towels extra large and heavy only 350 per Dozen

100 Kuli Size Bedspreads at only 95c each

100 Pieces White Cotton Dress Goods Yours 1 for 15 Yards

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sinecures Yesterday morningthn District magistrate disponed ofAbout eighty canes and the dark misprderud to write out sixty mittimusThere iB no vacation in the in-

ferior¬

courts uo taking a trip tothe coast and drawing a salary it i

simply hard work day in and hjout and in tho hands of the magist ¬

rate lies tho lihorty of men worm n

and children who may be accused ofoffending against the laws of theland The judges of the superioroourts may road thn law to a jurywho has tho final say in any easethe Supreme beings beg pardonjudges may deoido intricatepointsof laws in regard to matters dealingwith property and Buch questionsand the time of tho clerks may bedevoted to furnishing masters re-

ports¬

in estates and other mattrrncouneoted with dollars and cuntsThe work in the inferior court is

ten times more important to thepeople generally than that perform-ed

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by tho high priests of the sup-

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tribunals

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HAWAIIAN

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Positively Last PerformancesBY

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Excellent Company

THURSDAY Oot 26

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Also Sausage in foilG ruenhagens Bons Bons

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Office Hoars 8 to 10 A u 1 to 3 r m7 to 8 p m Sundays 8 to 10 a m

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TIMELY TOPICSHonolulu Aug IS 1899

New Goods just arrived are nowfor sale at lowest market prlcesj asfollows

Tho celebrated Haviloud Warefrom Europe

A very large assortment of Tiunedand Enameled iron Saucepans as-

sorted¬

sizesA large invoice of Henry DisstonsSons Hand Saws Brick Trowels

and Files assorted sizesA good assortment of Agate WareVictor Hand Sewim MaobinosWertheim Sewing MachinesAormotor Wind Mills 8 10 12 and

16 feet the het aud easiest runningmills on the Islands use good oilwith very little care

Force Pump to fit the above windmills

Non shrinking Redwood Tanksvarious sizes- -

Anti Caloric Sectional Pipe Cover ¬

ings asuorted sizesAnti Caloric Plaster in BagsPlease call and examine our goodsHigh prices on goods lately cuts no

figure with us

TAb Hawaiian Hardware Go Lfo

268 Fort StreetWe have been authorizedto sell -

Harzer SauerbrunnenAT

500 per Case of 60 Bottles

Owing to spurious imitations hav ¬

ing been brought to this market thePublic is hereby notified that theonly

Genuine Saueiiininnen18 BOTTLED BY THE

Harzer Koenigs-Brannon-Qael- le

And every bottle bears their trade ¬

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DETROITS GUNS WERE TRAIN ¬

ED ON VENEZUELA

American Warships Proyontod aBombardment ot tho Town ofPuortb Cabello

NEW YORK Oct 17 Presi ¬

dent Andrade of Venezuela wason board the Red Line stcuiusliipPhiladelphia which arrived fromPuerto Cabello and La Guuyitithis luorning The ofllcers of thevessel however had some storiesto tell about the rebellion in theSouth American Republic Whenthe Philadelphia was hi the har ¬

bor of Puerto Cabello on October1 and G the rebels swarmed overthe hills back of the town andtook possession of it tfhe fortwas held by the Governmenttroops who threatened toT fire onthe town to drive-- out tile reWlsThe cruiser Detroit was lying inthe harbor close to the Americanconsulate and the Consul forbadethe bombardment of the town

If you open lire on the town Ishall proceed to shell yourworks was the message lie sentto the commandant according tothe ofllcers of the Philadelphia

In order to emphasize the message the guns of the Detroit weretrained on the Venezuelan fortiideation That night an envoy fromPresident Andrade was sent fromCaracas to Puerto Cabello wherehe had a conference with GeneralCastro

There avus a story at Puerto Ca ¬

bello that President Andrade hadoffered to leave Venezuela if per ¬

mitted to sell all the property heheld and take the proceeds out ofthe country with him Castrowould not agree to these termsThief Officer M M Crockett ofthe Philadelphia says the insur ¬

rection is holding up thousandsof bags of coffee which cannotbe transported to the seashore andall ships are leaving port light

Wiroloso Tologmphy

While a considerable num ¬

ber of newspapers have kept outof their columns all reports ofthe brilliant aiicceesses achivedby the Marconi system of wirelesstelegraphy it is to be noted thatthe more inilucntinl journals inthe East have been superior tosuch petty jealousies and havegiven to the work done for TheCall and the Herald by Marconithe mostl outspoken and cordiapraise

The Philadelpliia Ledger forexample says Although theyacht races lmve been inconclu-sive

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the Marconi system of wire ¬

less telegraphy has proved be ¬

yond any question its practicabi ¬

lity and value It has been em ¬

ployed under rather unfavorableconditions that is to say withthe sending station on a boat pit ¬

ching about in a rough sea andduring foggy weather but at alltimes with cpmplete success Nota single hitch has occurred andthe number of messages sent andreceived has far exceeded the or ¬

dinary demands upon a commer ¬

cial line The special value of thebulletins sent from the Ponce tothe shore linps is that they re-

cord¬

from the scene of the raceitself the events as they liappenThe bulletins sent from shore sta ¬

tions are unreliable estimates ofthe position 6f far distant yachtswhich at times cannot be disting ¬

uished and the messages sentfrom other boats following theraces are neccessarijy delayed along time before they reach landlines or cables Wireless tele ¬

graphy therefore lias a field ofits own in reporting events atsea and the uses ot the system arequite obvious

The people of San Franciscohave had a convincing proof thatthe estimate put upon the Marconi service by the Ledger al-

though¬

high is not in any way exauggerated The bulletins fromthe races have been as full as theoccasion called for and as theLedger says they have in quanti ¬

ty or words exceeded the ordinarydemands upon a commercial wirePersons in this city watching TheCall bulletin Inivu kept pace al-

most¬

with the yachts as they sail ¬

ed the news of each incident ofthe race being pouted here withintwo or three iiinutes after it oc ¬

curredWireless olcgraphy lias in

fact been accomplished It cannot be ignored Sooner or later

the very journals that now passits marvels 6ver without a wordof information to their readerswill have to take up the story andtell it This yacht race will bememorable in the history of theworld not because of any particu ¬

lar distinction in itself but be ¬

cause it furnished a striking op ¬

portunity to attest to civilizationthe usefulness of wireless tele ¬

graphy and demonstrate its prac ¬

tical value not only to journalismbut to commerce S F Call

Passongor TrovolARRIVALS

From San Francisco per S S Auitralla October 25 C Albertl SlGnorAlgrottl A Allison F J Amweg andwife Master F J Amweg Jr MissB E Amweg Miss Graco Alwood MissNellie Androws Miss Grace Boll N WBernard and wife Geo H Best MrsA C Blossom L C Blossom wlfo andson Mrs Dr L Bowman Alan Broth-erhood

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Mrs J G Brync Miss AnnieCook Miss N Cook J H CumminsWife and child H Dlckcrman Miss MF Dreyfus G B Duncan and wifeMiss Alice Evans Mrs L S FasorMiss Lulu Fields Miss Blancho GaloW F Glover Mrs J H Godfroy andInfant Miss Kalhcrlno Goodrich Hen ¬

ry Hallam J Hansman and wife CD Hazolrlgg Jno Henderson WmHoldcn Miss Daisy Howard Alex JoelC Kaiser Arthur Koilum Geo Kunkel Jno Lawton Miss aud LcckleyMiss Almce Leicester B Lindsly EH Litchfield Jr G Livingston F HLoucks Mrs L P Mclntyre MissKatherino McNeill Mrs E G Mans ¬

field Frank Maslin Cal Melvln F ENichols J H Niessen Miss OakleyA L Parmloy Miss J H ParsonsMrs E W Poterson and child R OA Poterson Mrs H Powoll and childMrs R Pratt and two children MissMarian Rao Miss L M Rankin Lovotto Rockwell Eugeno Rogers B FSaylor Chas Schleslnger Mrs M M

Scott Miss J G Shearer Sidney Spltzer Mlos Josophlno Stanton Miss NStevens Mrs A Sullivan Col W AThompson and wife Mrs UlrlchThompson Miss Julia Thorpe W BTownsend Chas Van Dyne Miss ClooVernon C von Hamm and wlfo C FWall and valet Mrs H Wallace MissC Walport Dr IL C Watt G P Wil-

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S W Wilcox and wlfo E S W1I

lard M J Weavor C M Yorkes AlexYoung and wife Miss oung Miss MayYoung

From Brisbane and Sydney per stmrMlowcra Oct 25 C Clayton D Ingersoll

From tho Colonies per stmr Mlowera Oct 25 Miss Molloy MissGwynno F Riley C D Cooper JDunn W D Blrchall Mr and MrsPalmer J Bayes T T SIsson CRIdgway and daughter J W ColllngsH Rogers Mr and Mrs Mulr LAhem

DEPARTURES

For San Francisco per stmr ChinaOct 25 Mrs G B Jordan Miss H RJordan Mr and Mrs H St Goar Mrand Mrs J C Roas Miss Lily BlumMrs E Lyon Godfroy Brown CaptMatson wlfo and child M M Gross-man

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Miss Charlotte Hall Mrs T GThrum Miss Thrum S Parker AlfredCarter Bruce Cartwrlght Bernard VForce Mrs Schaulinor Mrs RentonMr Arthur G F Bulen and wlfo DrF L Talcozzy G R Donnott Mrs FM Morgan Ott R S Moore L FPrescott G M Whitney MrB ForsythJames ONeill and 2 friends W T Kin-ney

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Kentuckys famoun Jessso MooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence On sale at any ofthe saloons and at Lovejoy Codistributing agents for the HawaiianTalanrla

We can telephone you aluncheon

Should unexpected com-

pany¬

come in ring up ourstore and ask what wo cansupply quickly for a luncheon

you will probably bo sur ¬

prised at the list of delicaciesalways ready for your con-

venience¬

LEWIS COsi

LEADING GROCERS

Telephone 210 Ill Fort Street

WaipabQ Package Express

Will leave Walpaha at 0 a m on

Mondays Wednesdays andSaturdays

TjflftVn Ifnnnlnln irnm nnmn rt Vnand Fort Streets fMoIntyre nt 12n6on same days

Express Wagou 141

WALLACE JAOKSON PropIW lui

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Sole Agents for the wo11 kuo

AND

Remington Tjpe WrUers

A Largo Stock of the Different

Styles

ALWAYS ON HANDj i

HOFFSCHLAEGER CO

Limited

SUCCESSORS TO

ED HOFNLAEGER GO

King and Bethel Streets

Baby Carriages

10K

Strongest and Best SewingMachine in the Market withtho Latest Attachments

Each Machine Guaranteed

Groceries to the Fore

In Union is Strength and t o itIs in Co operation

Tho Yanco Spai en wnr brought abouthigh prices fur a time hnt It bus nnlncom down to its formor lovel Mid wo arngetting our procorios as rhoii an we everhad the boftro If every stccb bolder Injtho company were to parchnso his or hergroceries from the Oo opeta Ive GroceryCo the 8icceB8 of the corporation will beassured

Coll and trade free delivery o all partuof tho city

E TIBTJENSManager Pnlama Co oporattve Grocery

Co Ltd out Klnp Street opponlto Hailrond Cflnlrnl Dount

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AGENTS FORWKBTBRN BUGAR BBFINING CO

Ban Francisco Cat

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682 tf Ban Francisco Cal

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Real Estati tejus603 Fort St nour Rin

dualdinq lotshouses and lots and

Lands For Balk

Parties wlshlncr in rilonnnu n tnnPrnnnrtlg ivrn lnyU t njl ot n

LONG BRANCH BATBSffAJKIKI BEACH - - - Honolulu H Lf

0 J SHEiW00D Proprietor

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King Street Trara Gars pass tha dop

MORRIS K KEQOOEALOLB

OFFICE NO ir KAAHUMANCStreet Honolulu formerly A Rnsatndlce United Btatea Custom HouseBrokers Aocountanta Searchers nlTiu tul aivl UnilnH AraiM

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