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The Home Rulers refuse to acceptthe resignation of their secretary aniltempt him to remain In tbe party byoffers of offlce. Kalauokalanl refusesto be won back.

Tho Homo Itulo Central Committeent a meeting Thursday refused by avote of 21 to 6 to accept the resigna-tion of D. Kalauokalanl Jr., secretaryof the committee.

The action camo up on tho presenta-tion of the report of a committee ofthree which had been appointed' to In-

quire Into the action of Kalauokalanl.The committee was composed of Mes-srs. Geo. Markham, John Baker andDavid Notley.

Their recommendation was that theresignation be accepted. This reportwas tabled by a vote of 21 to 6, thosevoting with the committee bclnr Mes-srs. Jaa. H. Boyd, A. St. C.'Plianata andJ. V. Kanealll.

Kalauokalanl referring to the whole

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11111 cm mAttorney General Lorrln Andrews

this morning returned from Washing-ton whither he went In February to trytho fishery cases before the U. B. Su-

preme Court. Ho did not know of theTerritory's losing the cases until hisarrival here, decision being renderedwhile he was on the water.

"The Territory need not condemnthe fishery rights unless It so desires,"said Mr. Andrews, "nor does tho Ter-ritory have to pay out any money forsuch rights on condemnation untilthere Is In tho Hawaiian Treasurymoney not otherwlso appropriated.

M". Andrews Is looking well. Hewas warmly welcomed by his associatesIn the Department. His desk was'decked with flowers.

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hea, who camo to me saying that It hadbeen decided to nominate me on theHome Rule ticket as Delegate to Con-gress. I take It that this' is merely ascheme to try and win me back Intothe fold, but It won't work."

BANGALORE AND OLYMPIC.

Both the ship Bangalore and the barkOlympic, which were making very longpassages for Maul from this port, havearrived at their, respective destinations.Alexander 'ft- - Baldwin received wordtoday by wireless that the Bangalorearrived at Kahulut yesterday at noon.She took seventeen days to make thepassage. Yesterday word was receivedstating that tbe Olympic had arrived atKaanapall,

ATKINSON TE8TIFIE8.

Territorial Secretary A. t,. C. Atkinson took the stand In the case of Clark& Hcncry vs. H. Hackfeld & Co. anilCastle & Cooke, In Judge De Bolt'scourt this morning, to testify', as for-merly holding power, of attorney fnrClartTft HeneryVln'regard to bonusAgreements Injthe1' matter1 of "dredgingI'earl Harbor for commercial purposes.

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GUILTYVerdict of guilty with a recommen- -

, datlon for clemency was returned Inj Federal Court at 2:46 o'clock this aft- -

cumuli iu me mauer oi ine unitedSteles vs. Solomon Mcheula, Indictedfor tho destruction of public docu-ments (vouchers of tbo House of Rep-resentatives) by Uio following JuryrErnest A. R. Ross, Oco. Hawlcy, A.McKcnile, O. W. Hayselden, Robt. B.French, William Wagner, It. P. Roth.James Merseburg, H. W. Adams, C. K.Calvert and John Coffee.

Robt. B. French was foreman.Jury retired at 11 o'clock this morn-

ing. At noon a recess was taken forlunch. At 1 p. m. deliberations wereresumed. At 2:13 p. m. Judge Doleand counsel entered the jury room forthe purpose of further Instructions be-

ing given by the court. The Jurywanted an Interpretation of certainpoints.

Two verdicts were handed the courtby the foreman. One read "Guilty ascharged In the Indictment" and theother enumerated the four counts oftho indictment and found guilty oneach count.

C. W. Ashford, counsel for defend-ant, left for Kona In the Maunabeforo the verdict was returned. J, W.Cathcart was present In court forAshford and exceptod to the verdictas contrary to the weight of evidence;also to the form of verdict; the two-fold form.

Cathcart gave notice of motion for anew trial.

Sentence Is deferred until May 9,when Ashford will return to Honolulu.The minimum penalty will probably beawarded, say the wise ones.

, ..:,PA88ENGER8 DEPARTED.

For Maul, Kona and Kau ports, perstmr. Mauna Loa, April 29. Rev. H.S. Ttmotco, Miss Rose K. Plnao, M.Shlppe, Mrs. Harden and child. MissPhlps, C. Hcdemann and wife, 0. Shu-man- ,

Miss Mamie Mossman, Mrs. W.F. Mossman, M. F. Prosser and wife,A. Jones, W. C. Cooko, Mr. Pullman,Dr. S. P. B. Knox, W. A. Wall, C.A. Long, J. F. Colburn, C. W. Ash-ford. C. Willis, J. Makalnat, M. F.Scott, Mrs. Helen K. Sllva, Mrs. l.

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The twenty-fift- anniversary of thomarriage, of Mr. and Mrs. F, A. Schaef-c- r

was remembered this morning by alargo number of their friends who sur-prised them at their residence at 8o'clock. This evening Mr. and Mrs.Schacfer will give an At Home at theirresidence in Nuuanu valley.

W. C. Cooke, editor or the Hllo Tri-bune, returned to Hawaii today by theMauna Loa.

setshTblootPri6ht for the year

Restores and Invigorates, acts notmerely as an Alterative but as a Tonic

Is Purely Vegetable.

Scribner's SarsaparilfaIn early days when settlers were few

nnd doctors fewer, man and womanlearned wisdom from Nature's bookand their valuable discoveries havecomo down to us. When tho comingspring stirred the pulses, a tonic wasfound good for everyone from the child-te- n

to tin granilslres. SCRIBNER'SSARSAPARII.LA, extracted In farmore purity 'and strength by modernscience wilt nchlovo today In greatermeasure what It did 200 years ago.

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BUUEETINTOMORROW

Governor; Will GrantIff Finance Is Guaranteed

Absence Of The BandJ. C. Cohen received a letter from

Governor Carter this 'noon In whichthe Governor states that If Mr. Cohenwill comply with requirements madefor guaranteeing tho expense and re-

turn of the bandsmen, ho will grantthe leave 'of absence, witha suspension of Territorial salaries.The Governor adds In bis letter, "Incarrying out your project, It should bodistinctly understood by the publicat large and the members of tho bandthat It Is a private' enterprise withwhich the Government has nothing todo."

"The requirements tho Governormakes," said Mr, Cohen, "are perfectlyjust and proper. Ho' wants a guaran-- 'tee from me that the band will not beleft stranded In some far-of- f town andobliged to walk home. I don't think

Stock Depression

Edward Pollltz, tbe, well kiiown SanFrancisco capitalist, arrived In Honolulu by the Alameda' and wll remainIn the Islands three or four weeks look-ing after his Interests, and Investigat-ing conditions of the crop on the dif-

ferent plantations. He will visit Mauland possibly Hawaii befoto bo returnsto San Francisco.

Mr. Pollltz, when seen by a Bulletluicpresentatlve at tbe Young Hotel thismorning, spoke hopefully of tho pros-pects for sugar, basing his optimisticviews on good crop conditions throughout the Islands and upon the upwardtendency of tho sugar market, whichhe believed will be n ;rulancnt move-ment.

Ho said: "Investors in San Francisco aro a little cautious concerningIsland sa:urltlas. The reason whyHawaiian stocks aro somewhat of udrug on the market Is to be found Intho reaction from high hopes whichhavo not been realized. There Is plentyof money on the Co.ist for Investmentbut It does not take lo Hawaiian sugar.

'I think, however, the outlook Isgood for n retuin of Hawaiian securi-ties to popularity, Tho annual reports

Olililll

Says Edw. PollltzWill Be Shortlived

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The Oceanic steamship Alameda ar-

rived off port from San Francisco atan early hour this morning. She wasdocked at the Oceanic wharf at about7:45 o'clock. Tho Alameda left SanFrancisco April 23. While tbe weatherwhen she left was line she soon ran Intoa strong gale with a high wind and aheavy beam sea which lasted a coupleOf days. During the rest of the voyageOne and pleasant weather was enjoyed.Tbo Alameda mado the voyage In thegood time of five days, eighteen hoursand fourteen minutes.

The following vessels are reportedsighted by the Alameda on the voyage:April 23, 6:M p. m Ut. 37.14 N Long.124.36 W., met S. S. Nevudan bound luand a three-maste- d schooner standingto the north. April 23. 10:45 p. m Lnt.8C.50 N Long. 125.39 W met S. S.America Maru, bound N, E. April 24,10:24 a. m Ut. 33.S1 N., Long. 129.0!)W met S. S. Sierra, bound N. K. AprilSi, 2:30 a. m., l.ut. 25.18 N Long.151.39 W met stmr China, bound N. E.

The Alameda brought' a fair-- list ofpassengers. Among these Is Mrs, Gard-ner K. Wilder, tho widow of tho latoG. K. Wilder, the Honolulu attorneywho died In San Francisco a short timeago, who accompanies tbe remains ofMr. Wilder which were brpught here bytlia steamer.

With Mrs. O. K. Wilder are C. C.Dams and Miss E. L. Barns, ber broth-er and sister, who accompany her onher sad voyago.

H. Pollltz, the well known sugarmagnate, came to tho Islands to lookafter tbo great sugar Interests whichho hus here.

K, M. Walsh, an Oakland attorneywho formerly was a resident of Hono-lulu and who still possesses variousInterests hero, comes on a buslneeltrip. Ho Is accompanied by Mrs.Wolsb.

Walter Clark comes hero to accept nposition with the Kamebamoha Schools,He Is accompanied by his wlfo.

there Is any danger of this, but I sliaKsatisfy tho Governor of the certainlythat the bandsmen will not lack fortransportation Jiomo In caso tho tripshould be a failure. Mr. Carter hasbeen perfectly fair In this propositionand Is doing no more than right inprotecting the members of the band.Tho bandsmen havo unanimouslyagreed to go and I will satisfy themas well as the Governor on tho safetyof tho trip from a financial point ofview. I am aa anxious to havo theband come back as anyone and I wouldnot think of taking the band awaywithout full guarantee of safe return.

"Tho Chamber of Commerce, trus-tees at their meeting yesterday gavetheir approval of the trip on generalprinciples but said It was outside theirprovince' to endorse a private enter-prise."

of tho different plantations are highlynattering and but for tho general de-

pression which has ruled In plantationslocks, would bo suftlclent to causemarked activity In tho market. Theexcellent showing made In theso re-

pot ts, together with the advanco In theprice of raw sugar, which I bcllevo willbo permanent, will, In my opinion,soon overcome tho backwardness of in-

vestors. These Improved conditionswill soon cause tho past to bo forgottenand better times for Hawaii will result.

"I consider the advance In raw sugarwill be steady because tbo consump-tion of sugar is constantly on the lu- -

crftneo and the supply-l- on tho decline.The latest reports slato ti deellnoln the.production of sugar of 533,000 tons.This decreasing supply with the In-

creasing demand Is bound to have Itseffort on Investors sooner or later,

as yet the public Is unrespons-ive, because, tbo full effect Is not felt.Everybody In San Frnnclsco Is pleasedwith tbo showing mado by Hawaiianplantations, especially with those plan-tations well known on the Const. Tbls,with tho activity in tbo marl.et forraws, will In n short time restoro

as the people will como to theconclusion that Hawaii has not soldthem a gold brick."

Mr. Pollltz said that the leap hopperreports had had a decidedly bear effecton Hock on tho mainland but that haconsidered the worst past on this score.Ho referred to the appearance of thehopper seven or eight years ago and Itsquick disappearance and does not an-ticipate that this pest will cut any fig-

ure in the cane fields after this year.

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RUSSIA REFUSES

PEACE PROPOSALSST. PETERSBURG, Russia, April 29. An official circular has been Issued

declares that will not, accept mediation Its war Japan.The Russians the war till defeated.

JAPANE8E SHIPS READY FOR ACTION.ST. PETERSBURG, Russia, April squadrons have

sighted off Port Arthur and Vladivostok.

VLADIVOSTOK RETURN.VLADIVOSTOK Siberia, 29. The Russian squadron has returned

from Its cruise Korean

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PREFER SUICIDE TO SURRENDER.TOKIO, Japan, April Reports received from the sinking the Japan

Klnshu Maru state that many the board the shipsuicided rather than surrender the Russians.

Luxuries Passed To

Provide For WarPEKING, China, April The usual birthday honor

the Empress Dowager China has been abandoned. The money usually de-

voted thla purpose has been appropriated for the equipment 72,000 Chi-

nese troops.

SUGAR INSOLVENT.TRENTON, April The Mexican' Sugar has been

dered show why should not declared Insolvent

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WIPEO OUT BV FIRE.FEARNIE April The business section this town was

practically wiped out fire. The loss estimated half million

BEETS ADVANCE CENTRIFUGALS DROP.FRANCISCO, Cal., April 8UQAR: Centrifugals, 3.6875

cents. Previous quotation, 3.715 cents. BEETS: '.id.quotation, 8d.

Kuhio Will RunIf Nominated

Again For CongressDclcgato Kuhlo will again

Hawaii's representative Congress.

asks for tho support his friendsthis matter and believes will

tho best Interests tbe Territorynot send now man from tho Isl-

ands Washington each term. del-

egate must given time, Bays,make himself known. This cannotaccomplished one term.

a letter received from KuhioSecretary Atkinson this morn.Ing, Hawaii's Delegate has the follow-ing say:

have made my mindonce moro for that

by tho party, and onlyfor purpose; and that makoa record and leave a prestlgo heroWashington for the Delegato Ha-

waii. This sending hero every termnew members docs good;

shows tho unstablcncss our people,and the longer person from Hawaiistaya Congress tho moro willrecognized and tho moro Influentialwill bo.

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ber every term will" good,

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havo decided to try again for the Fifty-n-

inth Congress and hopo that allmy friends will support me In thesame, '

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body,"I havo no selfish motives In want

Ing a rcnomtnatlon, but an honest feci.Ing that It will be for the best Inter-ests of tho Territory; and, If you canseo the matter as I see It, 1 bcllevoyou will think the same as I, and I askfor your support for tho rcnomlnatlonof myself for tbo Fifty-nint- Congressand hopo that my frlonds will all sup-port me.

"I supposo that you have heard thatI was nominated by tho party hero tobo one of the members of tho Congres-sional member of Uio. Republican par-

ty nnd, nt a dinner that was given, Imado tho brag that wo would sendback a Republican Delegate, which Ihope will como true."

$12,000.00 Given Away

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MASONIC TEMPLE

WEEKLY CALENDAR.

MONDAYLe Progres Stated.

IUUMDAVHonolulu Chapter M. E. Maler

rt'HDNBIIDAVPaeltle Third Degree.

HUD8DAVPerfection Regular.

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i'KIDAYHonolulu Commander Order

of the Temple.MAT! IHUAY

Alt Yliltlng memberi of tieorder are cordially Invited to d

tncetlngi ot local lodges.

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HARMONY LODQE, No. 3, I. 0. 0. F

Meets every Monday evening at 7:30In Harmony Hall, King street.

V. P. HALL, N. O.,H. It. HCNDKY, Secretary.

AH visiting brothers very cordiallyInvited.

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

Meets every Tuesday evening aty:30 o'clock In Harmony Hall, Kingstreet. Visiting brothers cordially In-

vited to attend.JOHN WALKER. C.C.F. WALDHON, K.U.S.

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

Meets every Friday evening at Har-mony Hall, King street, at 7:30. Mem-

bers of Mystic Lodge, No. 2, Wm.Lodge, No. 8, and visiting broth-

er.) cordially Invited.C. M. WHITE. CO..E. M. COLEMAN, K.U.S.

HONOLULU LODQE 616, D. P. O. E.

Honolulu Lodge No. 61C, D. P. O. Ewill meet In their new ball, on Milterand Beretanla streets, ovry Fridayevening.

By order of the E. R.HARRY H. SIMPSON,

Secretary.F. E. THOMPSON, E.R,

Wm. M'KINLEY LODQE No. 8, K.of P.

Meets every Saturday evening at7:30 o'clock in Harmony Hall, Kingstreet. Visiting brothers cordially In-

vited to attend.Second Rank.

II. T. MOOHE. C.C.A. S. PRESCOTT. K.R.S.

HONOLULU HARBOR, No. 54, A. A.

of M. & P.

Me;ts on first and third Sundayevenings of each month at 7 o'clock atHarmony Hall. All sojourning breth-ren are cordially Invited to attend.

By order Worthy Captain:FRED. MOSHER, C.C.

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Delivered to any part otcity by courteous drivers.

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COTTON BROS. & CO.ENGINEERS ANDGENERAL CONTRACTORS.

Plans nnd estimates furnished forall classes. Contracting work.

Tel. Main 245.ROOM 300, BOSTON BLK., Honolulu.

P. II. Burnette,Attorney-at-La- and Notary Public.Agent to Grant Marriage Licenses.Real Estate, Insurance, Collections.Office, 79 Me"hant Street, Honolulu

Restaurant.HONOLULU HINODE CO.

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The proprietors of the "WHITEHORSE CELLAR" own tho LAUAVU-LI- N

DISTILLERY, tho oldest workIn Islay, tho business hating beenactually commenced by a smugglingfraternity as early as tho cir 1712.At that period It comprised ten sep-arate little smuggling bothies clusteredtogether at tho foot of tho hilts, onthe shoio of I.tiKfivulIn Day, whichplace was frequently tho sccno of dar-ing encounters between the smugglersnml tho Government olllccrs.

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WHITE BRONZEf MONUMENIS

Cwf ton White nromePut lie Monument arenow erect & In the U.S.All Atottue an4 Inscrip-tionsffPT ar In ralseJ IcttvrtanJ cat on lite,

Whit Uronie Is prettier, chArer, ni moreduritle thin anv stone,h nlursei by the SclentlticAmerl can,

Call anJ m wmptebook with j btautllul

sSittUUAU'l.rnn rzt designs.

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and there are NOMosqultoesl

Richard H. TrentGeneral Aecnt,

938 Fort Street.

MORE THAN 25paid on your Investment with

THE FIDELITY FUNDING CO .

Wo nro paying about $10,000 perweek nt ubovo rato to maturing certificate--

holders.

R. HIGHTOWER, General A'jent,T. H...41 & 42 Young BLDG.

''For Sale" cards at Bulletin office.

LOCAL AND GENERAL

Rend "Wants" on pago 6.

Rest typewriter ribbons at Wall,Nichols.

HOCK BEER at the l'nntheonSaloon.

Have your old Panama hat madellko new. (Kobe Clothing House.

Around the World with n King, byArmstrong, at A. II. Ariclgh & Co.'s.

Neatly furnished rooms at the Popular. $1, $1.60 and $2 per1 week. 1249

L'nf a mat "i vi i. oucvmThe Weekly Edition of the Evening

Dullctln gives a complete summary of .

the news of the day. I

Oahu Lodge. No. 1, K. of P., willmeet tonight nt 7:30 o'clock In liar- -

tuony Hall, King strotThe Elite Ice Cream Parlors arc now

serving "their Justly celebrated Icecream at 10 cents a plate. I

The first rehearsal of the Honolulu

""" oueiuun inwimi, "IU?UL

The chnrlly ball to have been givennt Progress hall by tho Nanlola club

I,,. ,.nitinnn.l frnm Anrll .10 IO

May 17.

Say! You try a Oinernl Arthur Cig-

ar. Sold every v hoi o and smoked(luiist-Enkl- n Clgnr Co., dis-

tributors, Honolulu.New lioolt, "Family Physician." 1072

pages. Every home should lmo It.L35 at Wall, Nichols.California Feed Co. aro agents for

tho famous "Arabic." It cools lionloois nmy i leen uesicra. i .

mm lasts a iiiciimo.Almoku Knmiiha, deceased's half sis- -

ter, petitions for letters of nrtmlnlslr.ftion in the estate of Mary Lonokiihl- -l:lnl Ktinulnkca, dwciscd. ,

Pahla Mnhtika, deceased's mother,asks for letters testamentary In cstaloof the Into Knwalh.itinulokahoupooka- -

lie, nllns Knwalhatt Mahtiku.Judge ltoblnson yesterday nftcrnoon

denied motion for non-su- it In M. V.Fern-Ir- vs. Rapid Transit Co., $10,000ctamago suit for death of plaintiff'sson

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In aow minutes by an EXPERT mo- -

clmnle nt Schuman's and at lowestprlcc3.

can

boy have also formdaliIoaiSrk".18' machine unto- -

Tho Yan Wo Tong bringaction for execution levied,claiming $2000. HoffschLicgcr& and tho High Sheiiff, alleginglicspass and damage to business.

moonlight excursion and1'carl Harbor Monday evening, be

given tho membeis of No, 1, Rath- -bono bistaic, K. of P., towell patronized. great number oftickcts hae been sold.

On Saturday, April 30, Morgan willtell nt salesroom a few pair of

plReons nnd on ntm. nt the residence of Mrs.

No. Union he sell the enhousehold

Territorial Surveyor W. K. Wall hashanded an Interim report to the

on the of tho Do- -

partnicut for the year date.The Governor expresses himself ivspleased with bhuwlug.

BUY A HOME.

We bare for sale on easy uev-cr-

residences In Honolulu, nlilch Itwill pay you to Investigate. Ainouethem Is nn aero and u hulf near thoItnpld Transit nt I'nuiuil for flCCO; anncro and u third, with dwelling, on Ka--

"""""' '""" "r.Tr,. '""",

for 12 000. Any of these will ho on'if picferred.

Infoimr.tiou furnished atoffice the Ilulldlng and LoanAssociation, 122 King street. V.Ocar, secictary.

i

MISSION CHILDREN MEETINQ.

Tho d annual meeting ofHawaiian Mission Children's 'So-

ciety will held at 7:30 tomonowlilgbt I'auaht hall, Oahu college.There will bo annual election ofofllcers, after which a program of musicand speeches will be given.

Rheumatism iius been curedcages during tho past sixty

yenis by This potentremedy rubbed vigorously In nndnround tho suffering pnrts, will relieveall stiffness, reduce the swelling,kill all pain, Tho most stulrborn caseyield this treatment when persevere 1

In. substitutes, there Is but onePnln-Kllle- r. Perry Davis". ani file

WwvW FOR

woik

Ufl IA0Y

YORK1057 FONT

woinraif(Associated Press Cable.

nUMORED RUSSIAN DEFEAT.Shnughal, April 29. It Is lciorted

that the Russians have been disastrous-ly repulsed In atwo das' fight on theYalu. .

VLADIVOSTOK SQUADRON SAFE.Toklo. April 29. It Is reported thai

vladlvo(tok gh,)9 d0(gctl.

,he jan.nitran tuiiailrnti tltn fnff find reefllneutliclr ll0mc port

8iCK JAPANESE SOLDIERS.Llaoyang, April 29. The Japanese

non -advance Is attributed to the sever ofIty of the weath. There Is mueii sick- -

"ess In the Japanese army.

COAL-MIN- HORROR.Madrid, April 29. A coal mine nt

--...., ., . ....,, nm,-- . burled. Anf.hofthcbod.es

have been recovered.

LOUBET IN ITALY.Home, April Loubct

mm imhk viciur i.muuui-- i umc i"l( IUIIIVB IU ieW IIIO llilllUll UW

CALIFORNIA LAUNCHED.nau r ruHClBCU, rtlim i. '""'"'California was launched jesterdny.The Union Iron Wotks contracted to

build the armored ciuher Californiafor $3,800,000. This Is for hull and ma-

chinery alone. armament willcoj. another million dollars. She Is n

sister estcl to West Vir-

ginia, South Dakota, 1'cnnsylvnnln andMaryland, nil of which ure now In

tourpo of construction. The CaliforniaI to make a speed of twenty-tw- o knotsnml hae a conll)!cmcnt ot fortj-scv- en

mnrrr. n,,,l 7v mm, SIlM U M2 feeti(III?t 9 ftct nn, o nLics broad, nml,as n extreme draught of 20 feet, 0

Inches.T)e armament of the vessel will con- -

slst of four guns, mounted Inpairs In two electrically controlled,elliptical, balanced turrets, placed ontho middle line, one forward one

'"ft. etch having an arc ntIwibI "' ilegices. On the upper dpek,n 'h8 corners of tho siiperstiucture.there will bo four Ullnch guns, mountedIn ttponMun, one In each corner, andcacu having cltlicr'u bow oi item lire,

TU n" Tr,Cf 'T V1 nUlon1'", Tl"c' ttlllf!'f' Cinch

llo";,nfn JttfryDrilling a broadside, the on each side,

IKn it,-- it tirn tt ni I, ItMliP Itlit loeQ

"""' 8"n "r mu" laiiurc, mounieu' tllc '"oU commanding positionsPracticable haUng large arcs o.nrp- - '"Pr i' "me wl" l"',wo a"iniitlc nnd Inupper military top n single shot .

,mnii,.r, Toipedo tubos have nlso beenjnovldcil

GREEKSSalonlca, April 29. Greeks nnd IIul- -

garlans lmxo had a conflict hero In !

wlilih twenty were killed and wounded.

UVAIIUN IU KIHU tUWAMJ,Dublin, April 29. Tho Ku nu!

(Jueen wne lecelved hero with u gieitovation.

PRINCE PU LUN.St. Lotila, April 29. I'rlnce l'u I.uu

1:1s arrived.

35IHJNIVHThe cclehrntlon the 35th anni-

versary Young Men's ChristianAssociation tho Y, M, C. A. hall lastevening was attended by a large mini- -

rorkers tho

Tlie rciirts of ofllcers nnd the ad- -

wlll , Uev. 'a. ,,. ,.e80..,,,,',',,,,,' ,'........ ...... ..,.,,,......U.,WM Mj .....u.v, v".."...-

lug u tllu with viola, Mute and vio-lin, by I'rof. Mm q u 08, C. H. Desky nndW. A. Love. Another musical numberwas the uU solo by Qeitrude Hall,rrrtldtnt C J. Day made a short ad-

dress on the woik the year and thogeneral alms of the association.

PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

Tor Knual ports, per stmr. MlkahalaMull 2S. A. S. Wilcox nnd wife, O

iN. Wilcox, H. II. I'etrle, P. K. Woo,

.Mr. Naknmlsht, Mr. Hamakers. J. IICrnlg.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Tahe Laxative Dromo Qulnlno TabletsAll druggls's tho money If Itfulls to cure. K. W, Qrovo's slgnatursIs r.i each hot: 2.1 cents.

Special prices preiall Henry Stay u or al ,WIt B5 d wCo. the famous Pin .Moneys on f d , ,.. ,, nI).fl ,)Can

Fickle. Lovers of these dainties excc)nB , tn80 of ,c forwarilobtain them nt gicitly reducednow ,,,,,. whcll arfl f(J nrranRei, n8 , bol' .CS' ... ciipablo of direct ahead lire. There

Every ought to a w h secondary

ot;lTe,iturc and cost only $1 nt Honolulu hrcech-lo.ulln- g

Co. lwo guns and six

partnerswrongful

againstCo.

The danceto

byIiromlses be

A

If sHomer Monday 10a. Kennedy,

S, stiect, wilttire furnltuie.

or

work Suneypresent to

tho

terms

Her

the

andtrain

and

ATTACK.

tho

mehamelm Road near King street forberSISOO: quarter acre, with dwell- - ,,.. frcn(g

"',7' ",,, kV ""."dicss hy Henry C. Hlgliton took upnear Rapid Transit lmlKt ,.., ,..., rnm nnin

soldironthly Installments,Further the

PioneerV.

thobo

attho

Inmultitude ot

I'AIN-KILLG-

and

toAvoid

25c

ASSISTANT,

NEW

(cIn

,n

11

Colmndo,

of of

'" tllutho

for,

ofof

nt

of

of

refund

at

rt

of , ,,'n of an

of

'

of

$100 RewardPROOF that I Ud i.ot mnKe mv

f.imp'es. Anyone w ho cjivi t nuke goods.wirles ciiiiot do pooj W'l-li-

. por mycompire my s.mpks with 'theis

LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY,

DENTAL PARLORSSTREET.

HEADACHE

flffvH

Is ono of the greatest afflictionsmankind.

The CAUSE Is never sought by themajority of sufferers. They endureand wonder.

A large percentage ot headachescome from the eyes; with the properglasses all distressing pains wouldvanish.

Wo examine eyes thoroughly, searchIngly, scientifically, and fit glasses Ifneeded.

A. N. SANFORD,OPTICIAN.

BOSTON BUILDING, ORT STREET,Over May & Co.

Eyesight Testing and Spectacle Fittingare our Exclusive Work.

THE FAMOUS DOUGLAS

''THnBsLLLv:iriri"r4,.'SiaHH. )

&$mV 'iC. - xwVJ"J BT7

I "l .. .Vfr. - iia?Zi.'

speaks for Itself

but Is not noisy.

E. R. BATH, THE PLUMBER,

165 King Street. 'Phone 61.

Theo, F. Lansing,INSURANCE AND COMMISSION.

Purchasing and Sales Agent.

Will act as representative for

STOREKEEPERS, PLANTATIONS and RANCHE8 in purchaso and sale of supplies, merchandise and produce.

'rustee General Agent

15 KAAHUMANU ST, P. O. BOX 351

Wm. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd,

WAI G. IRWIN Prtildent nlMinl.nCLAI'S SPHtCKELS V c. PrtslJtttV. ,M. btccnJVIctrrtiU.nlI.M. WHITNEY. It Tnn. nj St'

1EO.J. ROSS Aulloi

SUOARAND

COMMISSION AOENTSAetnu for th.

iCOTTISII UNION h NATIONAL INSURANCOMPANY OF EDINBUKGH

WILHELMA OF MAGDEBURCi GENERALINSURANCE. COMPANY.

ASSOCIATED INSURANCE COMPANYof Munich ! Berlin.

ALLIANCE MARINE GENERAL ASSl'RANCtCO. IM ol London

ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY of LIVERPOOtALLIANCE ASSURANCE CO. ot LONDON.

ROCHESTER GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANYOF NEW YORK

AGENTS OF THE

Oceanic Steamship CompanyOF SAN FRANCISCO. CAl.

LIFE and FIRE

Insurance - AgentsAGENTS FOR

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE IN

8URANCE CO. OF B03TON.

AETNA FIRE INSURANCE COM

PANY OF HARTFORD.

Bambou FurnitureAND

PICTURE FRAME8.All kinds of fancy work mads to order.

S. SAIKI.E36 South Beretanla St., nr. Punchbowl

n'r.m9mmmmwif IF Ynil WISH TO ADVERTISt jIN NEWSPAPEWsJ

I imwtlUUB AT ANYTIMH ICall on nr Write J

DARK'S ADVERTISING AGENCY

' ft 'is UerchAn.'s' fixch.iuf v

''.' :vi. lai.Hc

i WUtJWIgiaBmBRJiS.'-aES- . &srtu? .Jtiuf&-- .Sk

;v,V"jl

'&"?

For Protection of HomesHIGHEST AWARDS AT THE AND NA

TIONAL EXPORT EXPOSITIONS.

TWENTIETH CENTOURY PATTERN.

HOMES are left, In most eases, entirely unprotected,while Factories, Holels Hospitals, etc., are usually equips

ped with Fire Extlnjulshers, Automatic 8prlnklerf, Stanpipes, Hose, Fire Alarms, and other Fire Appliances.

And yet nearly every one would rather save theirhomes and the many things In them that have become

precious by association, than all else.Nearly all Area can be put out in the early stages If the

proper for quick work is at hand. Knight& Thomas' Underwriters Fire Extinguisher Is such an ap-

pliance. It la perfect In mechanical construction, In prln.clple and In action. It acta Instantaneously, platingstream 43 to 60 fest. and has many times the extlngulah- -

im XUro '1

Ing power of water. It It of utmost simplicity, can,e operated at once By anyone, wiinout pr.viwu experi-ence and approved by

Chas. Thurston,Chief Engineer of tho Fire Department and Board ofUnderwriters. For further Information and descriptivecirculars Inquire of

Washington Light Co.,143 MERCHANT ST., TEL. MAIN 145. ' C. W. MACFABLANE, Manager.

Granite and Bronze MonumentsAt Prices To Suit.

nLKBh.J. Saiav . Ln3t A ttASiiBlrBfCrC JIMsmm fttummi Mm. m ; : mmnmL ea.- -vivwwnrt siTUfiWA-cucr- mi it . ijaH-renaAH-n t

"MSi,f,CfV

t&r'i

appliance The

wsm mmmak :f tt ; wt" -- &x

"'K!tsxii-tmtitBciizxG- z r..Hawaiian Iron Fence and Monument Works, Ltd.

176-16- 0 KING STREET.

NOW WE'RE JKWe are prepared to supply the People of Honolulu with Freshest of

ISLAND MEATS. Also, Garden Produce of nil kinds; Butter, Eggs, Chick-ens, Turkeys, Sucking Pigs, Bacon, Ham; in fact, everything that A FIRST-CLAS- S

MARKET Is called upon to furnish.

The ISLAND MEAT CO..HERBERT E. OARE8, Manager.

TELEPHONE MAIN 76. FORT 8T., OPP. LOVE BLDO,HIND, ROLPH A CO., AGENTS.

Quality SOAP EconomyHonolulu Soap Works Co.

Spreckcls Block FRED L WALDRON. Sales Agent

TERRITORY HARNESS SHOP.HORSE BOOTS HARNESS HOSPITAL TURF 600DS

Horse Boots Made To Order.

Practical, Experienced and Manufacturers,

S54 S. KING ST. MAIN ?s E. L. NEWMAN, Manager.

Weekly Bulletin. $1.00 oer yearTELEPHONE 35.

BISMARK STABLE CO., LTD.

WAILUKU, MAUI.

TELEPHONE 228.

BISMARK BRANCH STABLES

LAHAINA, MAUI.

Hacks, Carriages, Buggies and Sad-

dle IlorseB on short notice.

Carriages meet all steamers. Com-

petent drivers, reasonable rates, new

vehicles and live stock.

CURIOSWOMAN'S EXCHANGE,

Hotel near Fort

SODASBest In the city. Cool and Refreshing,

Hawaiian Soda WorksTelephone Blue 1871.

BUILDING MATERIALSOP ALL KINDS.

Dealers in Lumber and Coal

ALLEN & ROBINSON,Queen 8t., Honolulu.

Weekly Edition of the Bulletin, $1per year.

the and

OFF ?

HORSE SHOEING.

W. W. Wright Co. Ln.

have opened a borse-shoe-In- s

department In connec-tion with their carriage

4

shop, etc. Having secur- -J

ed the services of a first- - jclass shoer, they are pre- - tpared to do all work In-

trusted to them In a first-clas- s

manner.

Soap! Soap! Soap!

17 BADS FOH $1 00

Delivered to any part of the city

N. Breham,1018 SMITH ST. near KING 8TREET.

P. O. BOX IBS.

DAVID DAYTON137 MERCHANT STREET.

Lots for SaleIn KAPIOLANI PARK ADDITION,KALIHI, and other desirable Itcalltles.

Also 1 JUMP-SEA- BOCKBOARD,second-hand- ; good as now.

Jos. Schwartz,Watchmakers' Matettals andJewelers' Supplies,

COR. FORT and KING ST.

..

Vf -

H

M fA

, --J ,

.V

1

I -

P. K.

P. K.

wiyywtv''''ly1;' v$gWT TTf 7 , '

,.-- ,EVENING' BULLETIN, T. H KllIDAY,

Special SaleBeginning Monday, April 25.

Linen, Duck andWhite, P.K. Skirts

For Alnfiost Half PriceOne cannot realize the importance of these reductionsbefore seeing the skirts themselves, noting the materi-

als, cut, and how well they made these are of

first importance and yet they all in the special sale

at almost half price.

LADIES' LINEN SKIRT8with flounce; regular 75c.

8ale Price 45c.

LADIES' LINENtrimmed, flounco; 8KIRTS

lar $2.50. 8ale fl.33

LADIES' LINEN 8KIRT8With deep flounce, trimmed withfolds; regular $2.75.

eaie price

LADIES' LINENEmbroidered and corded; regular$3.50. Sate Price 91.95

WHITETrimmed with laco Insertion; reg-

ular $3.76. Sale Price 12.10

WHITE 3KIRT8Extra heavy quality, trimmed withembroidery; regular $5.50.

Sale Price $3.65

APrtlL 29. 1001. MBH

LADIES' DUCK SKIRTS

bluo polka dot; regular $1.23.Sale Price 65c.

SKIRTSSelf with rogu- - DUCK

8KIRT8

8KIRTS

T'

arcgo

9i.su

Black and navy bluo polka dots;regular $1.50. 8ale Price 95c.

SKIRTS

Bluo polka dots, with pretty floun-ces; regular $4.00. Sale Price $1.90

WHITE P. K. SKIRTS

Extra quality,regular $3.00.

WHITE P. K. 8KIRT8

beautifully made;8ale Price 91.90

Extra trimmed with cm'

In

S. Sachs Dry Goods Company, Ltd.

THE ADVANTAGES

CEMENT ROOFINGPOSSESSES OVER TIN, IRON AND ROOFING

CANNOT RUSTOases, fumes, moisture, coal soot and smoke cannot injure or affect

CEMENT ltOOFINO. It Is better adapted for application over uneven sur-

faces, such as old shingles or metal roofs, obviating the expense of remov-

ing the same. It will not rattle from wind and storm, nor create any nolsofrom rain falling upon It. Tho materials used In cement roofing are thobest nonconductors of heat and cold known; It keep thobuilding warmer In winter and cooler In than a metal roof. Sam-

ples and full particulars mailed onHARDWARE DEPARTMENT.

THEO. H. DAVIES & Co., Limited,SOLE FOR HAWAIIAN IBLAND8.

DO YOU WANT A FINE. DELICIOUS

quality,broidery insertion; ganuatlon

STEEL

IT

therefore

request.

AGENTS

GINGER ALE, LEMON SODA,

ROOT BEER

CREAM SODA or ORANGE CIDER ?THEN RING UP TELEPHONE MAIN 71

Oup ftooda are known evoi--y where aa being the moatpalatable and the beat manutac In thcTereltory

Consolidated Soda Water Works Co,,LIMITED. K Main 71

THE QUALITY OF

Palace and Epicurean GroceriesIS GUARANTEED.

This means that your grocer will returnyour mo..ey II the goodr are not satisfactory

""SS--i

The Lewin-MeyerC- o.

Sun FranciscoWaterliouse &

HONOLULU,

Navy

DUCK

N.

summer

lured

Wholesale OroceraWalker, Agts.

J, LANDOIs now established in the Oregon Block, Hotel Street,where hi will be pleased to welcome his friends. Hisstock of Gents' Furnishings is complete and he will assistin selling his goods by making the prices fit thr times.

Get My Book If SickDon't Send a Penny.

Don't wnj a penny.Just wait til you shat I On doa me take the risk. Let me pr e up first whit Dr.

Shnop Pet'ritie can do. The Restorative will

fain your tr leftJ ship, your en J or merit, If you test It.a whole month )oj can use It without trie slightest

risk.Iwlll tell you of drulst near ou who will fur-

nish x bottles of Dr. Snoop s Restorative a monthon trial.

I will absolutely stand llthecostlf It fills. Wwisay, " It dld'not help me," that en J It a far at costtoou Is concerned. Do you undersuni me? I antellinc It at rlaintv. a clearlv a I can I want vnuto know absolutely and without doubt that this offer Isma it on honor. I have the prescription that cures.My only problem Is to convince you that Dr, S hoop' a

Restorative will cure la an uncommon remedy, A

common remedy could not stand a test like ihls. Itwould bankrupt the physician making the oner. AndI am tuiceedlnp; everywhere and here Is the secret ofmy success. Hound Invariably that where there wasa weakness the inside nert es were weak. V here therewas a lack of vitality the tital reres lacked powerWhere weak organs were fourd I always found weaknrvp. Ktit th nfi rnmmnnltf thought nt hut tlivital The the

was a my real ! meetingbegan. I Ingredients thatstrengthen, that vltallreprescription I called a It Is the

over now as Dr Shoon' Restorative.an accepting my and one In each

likllu iblt that Mil .m. lu l.jUl tnatltil.it. it 'It J? out ol ta cet wc'l inJ art Jmcull-cie- s

Inn. An.l (ha It. a di mv. Tli.l la a

the

Frankorgans' nerves. Inside Invisible nerves.

revelation. Then success being calledThen combined would

would these nenes. Thatrestorative known

world Thousands only

thcxeforfl.th ttnttilnw

thewhich

I .mrroujoi. it ii wmnit ick ii.n discussion the rules, Mr. Thomp'staled ho received ten

frl.nd nay lck beciuw t not ol my ufl-- f. tho rules. Some thesoV.. Ill list IIIJ 1SVU IUI ...1.1. lirIIUI HVlfl 1VH

maybe nick ouraelf, lotnclimf. Sick rrorlchelp Tly appreciate S)m,athyanJ -. Tell me ofsome nick trlenJ. Let me cur him. It.en he willshow hi. gratitude to both of ut. Your reward willbe hi. KtatltuJe. bcnJ fur Ui book now, ! notJeiay.

CookSlmMv alat. which Honk a on

i Dyspe pslain. iteart

bookynu anJ ai Hook ion the KUntysurea. it. onnop, uoa hook lorgjjl, Racine, Wis. Hook fur Men (sealed)

I ook 6 on RheumatismMild cases, nst chronic, are often curt J with one or

two bottles. At druggists.

HENRY BROWN ON

Wnil a

ASSOCIATION HAS PROGRESSEDALONG MANY LINES DURING.

HARD YEAR TREA8UR.ER'S REPORT.

The annual report of General Secre-

tary II. C. Brown the Young Men's

Christian Association, read at the meet-

ing last night which celebrated 35thanniversary of foundlne or- -

! city, showed a

social workbeen

socials beensecretary

recommendsreport

ytarMen's

Christian31st,

$1017

of

00

CO

Insurance

IG252

1003.

day,

of

careersame

BASE BMLIS1S MfM

MEMBERS THE LEAGUE

DISCUSS NtW HULLS

COMMITTEE ONE APPOINTEDWAIT

GATE REGULATIONS FOR

Tho managers, captains anil umpiresLeague held a

Elks' Hon. I).It. Iscnbcrg presiding and E.

acting as secretary. On

This

offer

nJ

wantwomen

"

to Mr.read minutes of

meetings previously held, andnpprotcd without change. Presi-

dent lsenbreg then stated thatheld

ttcorj tniuy on

:r;r,r:Tor6ZrM.i,ii that hadknow, 'copies of 1901 of

HIC.

this pros- -

will

hall last

had been given the captains andwere a few otllcc for

distribution.Umplie said he would bo

to answer any pro-pounded, whereupon C. Chilling-wort- h

asked statuswhen a balk to which ques-

tion Umpire Bowers runnerswould bo ndvnnccd one base; If allbases were filled the thlid base runnerenmc The wasthen by andBowers and Captains Wise,Chllllngwoith, Ttlchnrdson and

result such a diversitythat It finally onof E. sec--

VClb'C omlcu u uniiiingwurui. mat moI EAR 5 nUHIw'fctructlon of 'balk' bo left to the dis

of

tho

the of the

ono

81S

Taxes

was (or

his

the

ci the Inargument that the league hail full confldence in the Umpire scalp on or it sprout long there

.hl.. nrva. asuu reilinu II UOeS notthe for expres- - nil In nn or.,1 inslon

theluuiiius Vlaliur. price

nmrv

President Itenbcrg statedprlce3 of admission been placedftcserved, season, $10; admission, gen-

eral, $5; front boxes, $65; back boxes,$00, each five seats. Healso said tho tickets, by di-

rection the trustees, Inhands the

would that, tor the present at least,tickets would obtainable at his of- -

perous and successful year in spite of Mce In the Stangcnwald building. Chit-man- y

adverse conditions. contended that the sporting- -

The association suffered great loss goods wcro entitled to soino'during the past year In the death of consideration the matter ticket-tw- o

of Its most generous J, Belling as they had been were now11. Atheiton and Henry Watcrhousc. I tho backers of the ball teams.

I The work of the association has been Tho subject of "time" for games thenhelpful to sailors, among came up. The rules wcro rigid in rc- -

Iwhom Its Inlluenco Is expanding. Ignid to tho of only a "tenpnr a acatlon homo at Wa- - minute" limit after a forfeited iramo1

hlawa was established through tho the next game would bo called I

of Prof. Wood, C. M. nnd that forfeited If not'S. Damon, I. Allen & played. Frank Thompson closed tholltoblnson, Theo. H. Davlcs & Co., Lew. breach by suggesting tho questioners & Geo. P. M. I. Hob- -

( "Where are the paying people to get offIceon, Itobert Slaughter a great nt?" If such rule Is enforced. J. O.many donors of small sums. Carter also opposed tho "too quick" nd- -

Members lost during the year were herenco and finally, on motion,IPC. but this loss was overcome by tho tlmt-- games wero set at, first,

(

addition of 157 new members. During 115 p. m.; second, 3:30 p. m.tho year business situations wcro found Umpire Cottrell then, as he said,for eight and asslstunco scr- - tho "ilrst kick" the Bea-lc- c

rendered a great number. to thoTho general secretary reports tho mnnner lu which his was being

Physical Department as having srelled, his name wasconducted with most nnd his uro B.

I On tho suggestion of Manager CarterTho library has been Improved by it was decided that players uniform

tho addition many now books would ho recognized without badges, athas been made more I tho gutcj; without uniforms badges

The spiritual sldo of tho wcro ncLcssary. An nttempt "to re-

work has been with zeal and tniest" Itapld Transit to "free fare"vhllo the are all tho ofTlccrs playere had a fall with President Isen-mlg-

hao wished, excellent Influence weight tin It was agreedhas been upon many lives. Men- - that settlements between clubs andtion Is mado In tenor t of tho sue-- tieisurcr might bo made monthly andcess of the Sunday afternoon ad- -, after a resolution that President Iscn- -

and a new organization, tho Iters appolntod a committee ouo ,

Honolulu DIblo Training School.The side of tho year's has

of the delightful features ofAssociation work, according tho Sec-

retary's report Many receptions, en-

tertainments and havegiven during the year. Tho

more outings.Tho tho Treasurer for tho

follows:In account with the Young

Association for tho year ending March 1904:

RECEIPTS.Subscriptions and donations.. 50Membership, locker and edu-

cational fees and salomagazines H3C 00

Hontot hall 78 CO

THE

the two

werethis

that

thon the

Hill

Miss

lastRev.a

impi-ok- i nn hnn.iq of guests andhot rowed 00 t surroundings that tho

or irienita cuiuu iitut16252 00 lavish of tho tropics, Tho splcn- - '

DISBURSEMENTS. "'' at thounion ,i,.nr.it inno.iqni t .is anu Airs, iviin-- iBaloilos Gen. Sec, Asst. Sec,

Janitor nnd Teachers 3074

Electric lighting S97 90

Sundry bills - 73Mngarlne for reading room ,. 175 00

305100 00

Cash on hand 27 47

U. and O. B.CHA3

Honolulu, April 27,

MERCHANT8' HOT LUNCH.

chants' Lunch every froma. p.

00

11

m. to m.

Robert J, Ilurdctt, thon humorist lecturer, Is

now busily carving out his Inthe path ns that trod by hisfuther.

OF

OFTO ON RAPID TRANSIT.

PLAYERS.

o( Dascball meetingat evening, P.

Thompson

Thompson

meeting the purpose of

tothcro at

Bowerspleased questions

1'.of

was called,said

home. "balk" questiondiscussed Umpires Cottrell

Lemon,others,

the showing ofopinion was decided,motion Prank Thompson,

of umpires," remarking

confidence.

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extraordinaryStrengthening Danderine)

photographstothclrwalstsberoroliegliiniug

PERMANENTumpires. Bowers ,Whcn young, beautiful, and

wuvnwHuimummmi RVSJ ivauim. ixiirmembers rcuult we NOW nt rtniir.Tl.tji three ipof

that tho

containingthat sale of

of placedof president,

say

illngworthhouses

In ofsupporters, nnd

.especiallydeclaration

sistanco Cooke, ImmediatelyS. Harbison,

Cooke, Castle,

to ruletho of

men registered ofto 'sun. miscellaneous

nimebeen

satisfactory re- - Initials C.

inof

attractive.Association

prosecuted theicsults not

exerted thetho

dresses, of

to

of

,THCRTON.

to request Itapld Transit &Co. to up cup meeting ad'Journed.

EVENING

The marriago of Lillianto Lieutenant Wesley Hamilton, U. S.A was solemnized evening nt StAndrew's Cathedral by Simp-bo-

In tho presenco of brilliant as- -

420 on somblago tho rich- -

Amount by Treasurer 300 artisticnanus uevise irum

docorntlons Cathedral wcror.r.R uy ire.

II.Treasurer.

Hot

Jr.,and

left

ball.

order

etlon

old tho

had

werethe and

and

nnd

and

Landput

LAST

Bacon

Mr.

amid

bloom

uono lennoy

Tho orrlved before nnd wero '

nsliorod t their scats by LieutenantDuvU, Lieutenant Ilurr, 12. T Orudy,und Kicil Angus, 'Iho brldogiven away by Judge Sanford II. Dole.Tho bride attended by Mies 7.. Olffard as maid of honor, nnd K. M. Watann wnu vrnftmnmnti

. .... .!. -- I......... . .. ,1 J.iiiuiil, vnu BiurDiB wig 1111111 uni-formed fellow officers of thn groomnod members of the National J.

After tliu ceremony the ueddlng par-

ty, Including numerous Ktiett rod totho lesldemn of Mrs Claire II. Wil-

liams, where n reception was hM.Horo again tho decorations wero livlslt

Tho Criterion Saloon serves a Mcr-'On- d most beautiful. Tho lawn was

1:30

son

wits

was

brilliant with thn moonlteht and niruyof lanterns. Ilergor'p hand p!a)ed diir.Ir.c the roeertlon.

vmaiHBEPRr716ff

JL.

uHIM DOROTHY CLARK,

S130 Orniir St.,'CU1CAGO.

and

III.,

whose appears herewith most beautiful head of golden hair, thicker than the crown of glory of mostmature women. Frances Is only four years old, and her hair hnngu within 11! of the floor. Tho hairqualities of for this llttlo girl tho most admirable head of hair possessed by

child of hor age in the Tho other two ladles are show hero are certainly delighted with theresults they are getting. Neither them having halrthat would roach the use of Otadt'lrx.IT IS POSITIVE AMD IN ITS

JJl.tWt makes hair grow thick,urusuibl will trie ACf

Mml,ll,1. elulm. w IL.

at;

ho

bo

M.

Unobjected

suits.

berg's

bo

"o1

inches

--.", my UUIIIO.To how quickly. atie'erifM acts we will wnd Urns namplo frc by return mtll any who tontfi tbt tdrertlscaeol tseKaewttoa Duderlo Co., cIiTmi(, wltb otaue aihI coots itUBpi

SALE AND GUARANTEED BY HOLLISTER DRU6 COMPANY, LIMITED. SOLE AGENTS,

BISHOP &iIANKE1S.

Eetabllohcd In I8S8.BANKINQ DEPARTMENT.

Transact business in all departmentsof Banking.

Collections carefully attended to.Exchange bought sold.Commercial and Travelers' Letters

of Credit Issued on Tho Dank of Callfornla and N. M. Hothschlld & Sons,London.

Correspondents The Bank offornla, Commercial Banking Co. Of

Sydney, Ltd., London.Drafts nnd cable transfers on China.

and through the HongkongShanghai flanking Corporation anaChartered Rank of India, Australiaand China.

allowed on term deposits atthe following ratea per annum ,vlz:

Seven days' notice, at per cent.Three months, at per cent.Six months, at 2 per centTwelve months, at per cent

TRUST DEPARTMENT.Act as Trustees under mortgages.Munago estates (real personal)Collect rents nnd dividends.Valuable, papers. Wills, Donds,

received forACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT.

Auditors for Corporations and Prlvato rirrns.

Ilnoks examined and reported on.Statements of prepared.Trustees on Bankrupt or Insolvent

Estates.OFFICE, 924 BETHEL

8AVINGS DEPARTMENT.DcpotlU received and al

lowed at 2 per cent per annum, laaccordance with Rules and Rcgulalions, copier of which bo obtainedon application.INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

Agents for Fire, Marine, Life, Aceldent and Employers' Liability Insur-ance Companies.

Insurance Office, 924 Bethel Bt

The irstAMERICAN SAVINGS

AND TRUST CO.HAWAII, LTD.

CAPITAL, $250,000.00.

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

Olllcoi Kurt and King 8ts.SAVINGS DEPOSITS received nnd

Ir.U'ictit allowed for yearly deposits althn rate of per cent per annum.

Rule and regulations furnlshod up-

on application.

'iTheYokonama Specie Bank, mCSTADLISHEO 1880.

Capital SuliKcrlbcd..'...Ycn 2t,000,000ftiUiil TVd I'll. ...Yen 18,000.000

Reserved Fund 9,320,000HEmI. 1PFICE, YOKOHAMA,

DRANCHfi "otnbay, Hongkong, Hotiolulu ii London, Lyons, Naga-

saki t.'t chwiing. New York,Kranclsco. Shanghai, Tl

imrsln TiMoAt 11 o'clock tho friends hid all been TJtp

presented, tho wedding cako had been 'twtlnncut by tho bilila with her husband's "fftf nt- -

sibro and tho Camp MrKlnloy bugler ''s aBouudod "taps." HONOLt '

- t3t'

.

Jwt

Affairs

receivesnxchango, issues

nr of Credit trnns- -

hanking business.

GREW THISAND WE CAN

PROVERemit, from Hi uic art QUICK PERMANENT.

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ntANcm jiahii: kmuvlton.GarOeld llnulcsanl, Clilcngu,

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a

growna world. whoso

ofRESULTS.

eitherthanked iu

guests 8

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a-- . .- - --ao .. - an. , wv ." m uto on- -,

ab4 MMmt or pay points.

Japan K

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and

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their

The LightThav's Right

Is the incandescent light.

The only perfect light for

home use.

THE

Office t King Street.

Iron and Brass Bedsteads

A large assortment of allgrades

Solid Oak Wardrobes

Absolutely dust and insectproof

We

and

KING AND BETHEL STREETS

iw

1

I H

MISS M AY,

bos

has

and and

top.

Gnat

(how a toIS In silver to

antl

Call

and

etc..

ST.

may

Yen

In

are for

'PHONE MAIN

Parcels, Baggage, Etc., movedto part of Will

and outgoing bag gage. Promptservice.

Main 32.

63contracts the following Steamship lines:

Oceanlo Steamship Co. Pacific Mall Steamship Co.Occidental A 8teamshlp Co.

Toyo Klaen Kalsha Steamehlp Co.We check outgoing baggago at your you the

and annoyanco of checking on the wharf.Iucomlng baggago on steamers of abovo anl deliv-

ered with and at homes,TELEPHONE MAIN

Yokomlzo Kashiwabara,for Stone, Coment

nnd Woodwork. Illack nnd WhiteSand. Soil. Toamlng andFirewood nnd Second-han- Lumber forpale. Hnuxa moving and raising.

Kinma Hall, corner llerctnnla andNuuanii. Tliono 1211.

DltANCH, 67 KINO 8T.etln office.Get your "To signs at tho Bui- -

'Ste toaAiiJ

Wwk

film (HMb

JR

M'CV0030 rnrestellle

KMOWLTOM

CO.

LIIIUAUU,

FOR

Interest

Interest

7w

O r "QHawaiian Electric Company, Limited.

Telephone Main 390

Large Cheval Glasses

oak and solid mahoganyframes, oval and square.

Birds-Ey- e Mapel, Dressers,

Chiffoniers, Tables, &cheadquarters

Matting, Rugs, Linoleum, Window Shades,

Upholstery Goods

J. HOPP & CO.,in.

EUREKA DELIVERY COMPANY.

Furniture,any the City. meet steam-

ers checkand reliable

'Phone

Union Express Co., Ltd., Queen Street,Having baggage with Co.'s

Oriental

your homes, saving trouble

checked companiesquickness dispatch your

86.

&CO.S'TIlACTOnS

expressing.

Uluo

Let"

:lii.i.ifvifli'iiiiaiifi' 'Jmikt&&JfcJllMWtV afeaaW&iWJaftaWa

At.,

T. MasudaHats cleaned; Clothes cleaned and

dyed.Employment Office.

1416 FORT 8T. NEAR VINEYARD.

Weeklyper year.

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Postofflce Dor 718

FRIDAY APRIL. 29, 1904.

Attorney General Andrews return j

upon his shield.

Of courso if Chief Justice Frcarshould frame all the laws there wouldl less prospect of their being declaredlnuillit, but is this justice?

Young men of the Home Utile partynre considering what to do. This Is1

nn liistnncq where tho old men havedecidedly lost prestige as "elder states-men."

The battlo over what destroyed tlioPctropavlotsk Is still waging with thechances favoring admission by the Uus-bln-

that the struggle is going againstthem.

Hooscclt evidently bcllcies thatmaintaining Cruin at Clint teuton Isv.urlli more than the eood will of thoSolid South which he nexer would get of Minors In Places hcio intoxlcat-anywa-

Ili'B Liquors Aiu Sold, nnd to PreventI Minors from Visiting such Places.

Dankcrs are willing to take Terri-- 1 "Section It shall be unlawful fortoilal warrants but find no discount any keeper or proprietor of any placo

aluc In a Tenltorlal note. The Ter- - whore Intoxicating or spirituousIs In the position of the man are sold or dispensed, to employ

who argued th.it his notes were good In or nbout the room where such llq- -

iHcaiibQ cverbody had them, and meetsthe same response.

Tho 200 Japanese who refused to sur-

render demonstrated that they had nofear of death. They would bo morouseful to Japan had they refrainedlrum oluntarlly going down with theirship. Judgment Is often better thanIndifference to death.

'

If tho banana trust wants to knowuboui the banana trade In Hawaii Ittan cry quickly gain the Informationby bending a man here to look oicrthe situation. All tho refusal to giveInformation accomplishes Is to pay thettust back for Its talk of courtesy toHawaii.

Delegate Kuhlo's desire to return fora second tenn in Congress will find noserious opposition in Republican ranksnnd will convince party opponents ofthe useleiuei. of attempting to de- -'

feat him. Kuhlo has done well for a"first termer" and that during the ses-sion preceding a Presidential contest.

DEFENSE IMPOSSIBLE.

Realizing that It was dealing with asituation impossible to excuse, explainor parallel by high legal standards, thomorning paper has abandoned Its 0clente o. tiiici-jusuc- e r rears exiraor -

dinnry activity In assisting tho fram- -

ers of the County Illll and later twiceJllUILIilll lUeSIIlK u" U'V liln

Sometimes discretion la tho ucttfr. . . . . - .pari or vaIOr. u certainly is lor woChlef-Justlc- and his apologliera In11I .!. .! . I'una romance. --ac ami every eVvx- -

11UMUII Ulll'lllllll'll 1IUS BUIVL'U lu uiunumore apparent the Chief-Justice'-s lackof appreciation or Ignorance of tho elo.

atcd nnd exemplary standards thopeople hao reaBon to expect from onoiioldliiK tho highest Judicial offlca inthe Territorial lists.

Thero Is no occasion for Tho Bulle-

tin to aiRUo tho question of the Judi-cial standards tho Chief-Justice'- s ac-

tion exemplifies. Tho record speaksfor itself. Ills friends have Indicatedby their remarks that if the Chief-Justic- e

wero to framo all the laws therowould be no danger of their being de-

clared Invalid by the Territorial Su-

preme Court. The record mado by Mr.Krear Inclines onp to bellevo this butJudicial leelslatlon. Judicial lobbylns.being a Judgo practically In ono's own1cause finds no favorable response in'the- Judicial history of tho United j

States and cannot Inspire confidencein those who espouse such methods.

Tho widespread distrust of tho ma-- J

Jorlty Supremo Court Ideals, the lackof confidence Inspired by tho recordIt has made. Is not factional, not shap-

ed on political lines, it may be thatthe Judicial departures from AmericanIdeals are duo ko Ignorance aud tholack of experience of the majority Jus-

tices. Whateier tho cause, sad 'Thonulletln Is willing to accept the mostfnvorablo estVjnate, Iho fact remainsthat the general conviction prevailsthat these Justice cunnoti rlffynbovopersonal prejtidlte's nnrf lack tho finerBenslbllltles which lead Judges to with-

draw from the bench rather than al-

low conscloii!jr unconscious prejudicesway tho balanco of Justice.

Tho Hiilletlftjrcpeats Its frequent dec.laratlon of an ever-prese- truth lnthis Territory! Ail that is wanted Isa bench that Is fair, Justices who willInterpret tho law as It la, "t us they

made It or want It to be; Justices who' tin tint aruilr n nlnrn In thn lnclfllntlvn

1.

uors

lobby when Impoitant laws are beingframed which they must pass upon 1(

the law Is attacked. Chief-Justic- e

Frear does not fulfill this qualification.There are, however, within tho Terrl-lor-

first-clas- s men, schooled lu Amer-

ican law and precedent, who do.

BOY IMSMUST ilJ0!iK

Proprietor E.' S. Cunha of tho UnionArt Gallery must uo without the bitvlccsW minor mixologists. So Baysthe litanlmous decision of tho Territo-rial Supreme Court, handed down thisforenoon, In the matter of Territory vs.K, sJjCunha, appealed directly fromtho District Court of Honolulu.

Chief Justlco Krear writes the opln- -

'on- - -In part, the decision la as follows.A section of a statute may be Invalid

In nart nnd valid as to the remainderBtatutc which forbids any keeper

op proprietor of any place where Intox- -

llratlng or spirituous liquors arc sold, ,,crn,u nny mnor t0 Vtt or remain)n u room whcre ga(1 ,qlIor8 are golu

,.cpl for 8a)(J ,g not limll(1 as ben(.In excess of tho police power or contrary to tho Fourteenth Amendment.

This Is an appeal on points of lawfrom a Judgment of tho District Magistrate of Honolulu finding the defendantguilty of violating Section 2 of Act 4

of tho Laws of 1901 and sentencinghim to pay a fine of $25 and costs.Two points aro raised: (1) thnt tholaw is unconstitutional, (2) that thoevidence was Insufficient.

Tho law, omitting the enactingclauc nnd Section 4, which provideswhen It shall take effect, reads as fol-

lows:'An Act to Prevent the Employment

'

'

I

uors are sold or dispensed, nny minor.Sec. 2. It shall be unlawful for

I

nny keeper or proprietor of any placowhere Intoxicating or Bplrltuous liq-

uorsI

aro sold or dispensed, to permitany minor to visit or remain in thoroom where said liquors are sold, keptfor Ra0 r dispensed.

..Suc- - 3 Any ,,crson wn0 shall vlo- -

lalo or fnll to observe any of the pro- -

lslons of this Act shall of amisdemeanor, and upon convictionshall bo fined not less than twenty-flv- o

dollars nor more than ono hundred dol- -

lars, and on his second offense the li-

cense ot said person bhall bo forfeitedand revoked."

The contention Is thnt this section ufthe statute goes too far lu that, al-

though Intended, ac argued, to piohlbIt the employment or loitering of mi-

nors In saloons, It Is not confined to'"iv"--..'- or loltciing but extends

mcrc remaining, perhaps on lawfulbusiness.

In our opinion the Legislature didnot exceed Its powers In enactlug thisstatute. If tho statute Is thought tugo to unneccssiry lengths, tho Legis-

lature Is the body to which applicationshould lie made for relief.

The second point Is that the cvl- -

denco was Insufficient In that. It falls(o 8,low knmv,cdB0 or lltent or reg ,bmiy. on tll0 parl of tno dcf(,ml,ant ag , )ho mlnor.g prcsenc0 ln Ul0gaioon

W(J ,maj. ag81me for prcBCnt pur.noaea mm sucu a bmowiiik musi uo

IItMV.

Unmimnilvplv....rf nml Ihnt... . It.. t - tint.. .,

SIlfflc,cnt to Bllow mcrcly that t)le ,,.

nor romalnC(, , lhc gal0on, and leavo,t , , ,cfcn,lat to show that ho

Th9

Henry Waterhouse Trust

Co., Limited.

Writes Fire and Life Insurance.

Buys and Sells Stocks andI

Secure Investments

Negotiates Loans

Issues Surety Bonds

Manages Estates

Acts as Administrator, Eiecutor

. i --Trustee.

Cor, Mejctiaofand Fort Streets

Honolulu, T, H,

P. 0, Box 346

Tel. Main 313

BSWr.lvWjJra

Now ItsLace Curtains

Chance throws in our waynow and again the opportunityto present standard goods at

l

greatly reduced ptictt and this iswhat we are now doing with ourArabian lace curtains.

These aremade in perfect imtalion o! the real Arabian cur-

tains; all in handsome appliqiedesigns and in the Arabian ecrucolor.

ITiey are.the curtains used inmany 'richly furnished homesand are considered more fashion-abl- e

and set "iceable than white.3 pilra at $3.00 now $2-5-

6 " ." 3.50 Z.75

5 " 4.00 3.236 " " 8.00 4.754 " " 5.00 3.75

4 '" " 6.00 5.00

4 " " 7.00 6.00

6 " " 6.50 5 007r'5 im ii "'

4 B'00 gglThe shed of corrugated

Here are two items of only onepair of each kind at speciallylarge reductions.

1 pair at $7.00 now $5.001 " "' 6.00 " 4.50

i

FORT STREET.

wnn Ipnnrnnt nf If nml linil nnthlni-- todo with It. The evldcnco was sum-- I

clcnt to support a finding that the-- de-- I

fondant employed the minor to serveIn the snloon as well ns elsewhere inconnection with tho business. KorInstance, tho minor himself testifiedas shown by the District Court min-

utes: "Am 18 years old. Know de- -

fpnilnnt. Am nnnlnvPfl til' lifm. OnJune 22, 1903, I was down In tho cellarunder Union Saloon, Cunha's saloon,back of Hawaiian News Co. on Mer-

chant str.cet, here in Honolulu, open-

ing cases of gin. On 22d of June, I

was In snloon; I was working. I knowthero weio spirituous liquors soldwhile I was there. I

wns down In cellar at S:30 a. m. Iknew Justice. I had Instructions, notto' servo him with liquor. Am

there fro"m 8:30 n. m. to 10 a.m.On Junu 22, 1 was In bar room, behindthe bar, beforo 2 o'clock. I was 18

years old on May 12 las. My parentsare allo They permitted me to workIn defendant's saloon; they allowedme to work thorof they know I workthcr.!."

The Judgment of tho District Court13 affirmed.

L. Andrews, Attorney Genernl, andN. V. Alull for the Territory; V. M.

Watson for tho defendant.

lli iWJUARioThe moving of the Honolulu Sym-

phony Club to now and larger prem-'lxe-s

at Hualclca I.nwn marks a newjcra lu Its hlstury. While the club wumvery successfully conducted at the oldplace the need became felt of havingmo ((uuiivm uemruii luinieii, i nrnuuiuvr ui aifmuviH ui iuu ciuu iihu

'also swclloil to a (onfihlcrablH iloirreo- - - -. - urecently making tho change to mororenrav nunrtnrft ilpslriililp. Thp nfTlfprti

'and members of the club expect that

ters will act as tin Incentive for tiltmembers to attend the rehearsals lugoodly numbers as well as to Indiannew ruemberg to Join.

The new premises arc at present be-

ing changed to ucconimodato tho club.The rehearsals will be held In the low-er Door of the main building. The pat-

ulous are to bo taken out to make onelarge ball. A member ot the club Istoday busy Installing electric lights,on the premises. The club will be keptopen at all times to allow membeis toprnctlco there whenever they please.Instruments will bo kept on the prem-ises for that purpose.

On tho upper floor of the main build-ing,a billiard tablo will be Installed.Incidentally the club will have frameda new set of houso rules as It Is thedesire to have It conducted strictlyrespectable In every particular.

The club Is much pleased at acqui-ring the spacious grounds of HaalelcaLawn and Intends to make use of them

y giving occasional open air concertswhen the weather permits. It has notns yet been decided what dispositionwill bo made of the other buildings onthe premises. While the club duringIts first month of tenancy of IlaalcleaI .awn will bo run In the same manneras when It occupli the ,Propett sticetjpremises, .It Is possible that Inter 'gitarrangements may ho made to liavosomt of the slnglt members of the clublive In the cottage,

AmoiiK'tlio passengers who depaitedIn tho Manna Loa for Maul, Kona andKnu ports weio .Mr, and .Mrs. C. J.Hcdemann, a. Schuman, JI, F, I'ros-He- r

and wife, W. A. Wall, C, A. Long,J. P. Culburn, C. Wshford.

Deputy Sheriff J, II, Coney hasto I.lliuc.

Sugar AvalancheNOBODY HURT

Smashes Wharf Shed

Tho bustling activity on the longestof tho railroad wharves was yesterday...,.... -- I II.. .!..!. t... al.

imI(,cn c0apalnK of one 0, tlip larKBireigm sneus. The shod, No. z, is UP- -

bind tho ono by which the steamshipCallfornlan Is now lying. The col-

lapse took place between 3:30 and 4

p. m. A great number of bags of sugarwere piled In high tiers In the shed.Suddenly and without nny vlsiblocause tho great pllo of sugar startedto sllilo towards tho slip. The tremen-dous weight of tho pile could not boresisted by tho timbers of the shed.The floor gave away and the, greatsugar pllo slid on In one solid mass.There were at tho time about thirty orforty Japanese laborers working In theshed loading sugar onto railroad cars.On the collapsing of the shed thesemen did a very lively hot-foo- t out ofthe structure. As the sugar slid In onesolid, mass tho men easily escaped

This morning all the sugar In thoshed, had been removed. A good viewcould thus be had of the damage done

neiu ny strong limner irameworK.Two railroad tracks run insldo theshed; on each sldo of these and be-

tween them were raised platforms onwhich the sugar was piled. Therowere three of these platforms. Tho'floor of these platforms were raised

Jfrom tho ground by ertlcnl piops 3'-- j

feet In height. Tho sugar started toslldo from the Kwa platform towardsthe slip. The props of the middle andwidest platform gave way. The whole

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splintered corrugated

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RAILROAD PLOWS.WHEELED AND DRAQ SCRAPERS

ELCVATINQ WAGON LOADERSCONTRACTORS' DUMP WAGONS

ROCK CRUSHERS, ELEVATORS& PROSPECTING MACHINERY

TOOLS

VON KAMM-YOUN- G GO., Limited,AGENTS,

National Drill & Manufacturing: Go- -

Now that the Solumon Meheula case

has approached Its termination thereIs considerable discussion of tho factthat Meheula, as Clerk ot the Housoof Representatives, was called beforethe Pcdcral (Irnnd Jury to testifyagainst himself in regard to certainulleged missing vouchers of the Housewhich he was charged with destroying.Meheula was Indicted for the destruction of public and was tiledin PHcral Court.

It Is a largely granted fact amonglegal folk that Meheula not havesui tendered tho vouchers to the Fed-eral (Irani Jury. Had he refused so todo he could not have compellednor could he have suffered for so re.fusing. Meheula believes this nownnd Mates that he did not heed advicecf friends who told him to refuse tosurrender the documents.

Meheula, 111 tho second place, wasnot obliged to nppear beforo the drnndJury against hlmsoir. The followingquoted authorities will, for the mostpart, this to bo true. Meheula,Ignorant of his rights in this regard,went before the Grand Jury and gaveevidence lu a matter which resultedIi his indictment,

(Minnesota, 1871.) "Under Constl- -tution, Article 1, Section 7, which pro-vides that no person In a criminal caseshall bo compelled to bo a witnessagainst himself, a defendant In a crim-inal proceeding cannot be required totestify before tho Grand Jury touchingthe offense with which he Is chargednud If hstloes so testify the Indictmentfound will bo set nslde." v. Frol-sct-

1G Minnesota, 29C (Oil. 2G0)."An Indictment whero tho defendant

"was required to appear and did nppearbefore the Oram! Jury, and wns sworntouching tho charge against him In thoindictment, will bo set aside." Statovs. Trolseth (above quoted).JN, V. ISSfi) "An Indictment will

bo, quashed If the Grand Juiy have re-

quired defendant to appear befoio.thorn, and havo listened to his volun-tary mado nfte'r ho was In-

formed that he was under no obliga-tion to answer." 1'eoplo vs. Singer,18 Abb. (N. C.) 90.

(Ky. 1892) "Tho proceedings In an

floor was thus forced to sink aboutthree Jeet. ,Tho force of tho slidingsugar as well as the giving away of thefloor caused a terrible strain to bethrown onto tho framework of thoshed. Heavy timbers were cracked,

and broken,Iron sheets wero bent and twisted,while even tho tails for tho cars weretorn from the ties on which they restcd. The shed looks today as if it hadbeen struck by a cyclone or an earth-quake. The raauka wall has beensmashed out so that its base Is nowscvcial feet Its original position.The main platform floor Is lying righton tho ground and tho roof supportswhich rested on this floor have gonedown with it, causing a sag in thoroof, tho corrugated Iron sheets ot

ROLLERS& TOWN8HIP

GRADER DITCHER AND

AND SCREENSAND

documents

need

been

show

State

HtaWincnts

from

which have bcenyicnt .apart In someplace. The stringers and joists wnicnwere fastened to tho main supportshave many of them been cracked, broken 'or split. Tho sugar elevator Inthis part of the building also sufferedsome damage.

A Is at presentbusy clearing "up tho wreck and arogetting thc"roof Into place again byscrewing up tho main supports withJacks. The floor of tho main platformwill bo completely replaced. In spiteof tho rather startling appearance ottho shed the damage done It Is not verygreat from a financial point of viewand It Is expected that tho shed willsoon bo fully repaired.

SYMPHONY 80CIETY.

Renewed Interest and better work Isexpected to result from the removal ofthe Honolulu Symphony Society to itsconvenient nnd attractive quarters atHnalele; Lawn. Tho first rehearsal atthe new home of thla excellent nndpiogrcsslvc society at its new homo will J

be held this evening. The man.igepicntrequests a full attendance of members.

MACHINERY

examining court not being binding nntho actions of a Grand Jury, an Indict-ment Is not dcfcctlvo becauso defendant was not heard In the examiningcourt." Osborn vs. Commonwealth,20 S. W. 223.

(Cal. 1888) "Defendant Is notto be heard, or havo witnesses

sworn and examined by the Grand Juryunless It coll for them." 1'eoplo vsGoldenson, 7fi Cal. 328, 19 Pac. 1G.

(Cal. 18GC "The fact that tho dofendant In a criminal case has given

j voluntary testimony beforo the Grandjury is no ground for quashing tlio

People vs. King, 28 Cat2C5.

(IT. S. 1867) "The accused partyhas no right to submit evidence In hisbehalf to tho Grand Jury, not even

I with tho consent of prosecuting at'I torney. Tho Grand Jury are to exam

Ino tho foundation on which a chargeIs mado by tho Government, and no)that on which it Is denied by tho alleged offender." U. S. vs. Blodgett,Fed. Cas. No. 18,312 (35 On. 2G5),

United States District Attorney Rw, Urcckons assisted tho FederalGrand Jury In tho examination of Mhcula. Dreckons, representing petl-t- l

ner In a celebrated Wyoming case,contended that a witness before aGrand Jury was not compelled to onswer questions that might compromise,himself. Dreckons was sustained lathis contention by!yie 'Wyoming

Court. Following Is tho case:In ox parte John Mlsklmjns, appli-

cation for wilt of habeas corpus;toobtain releasee of pellldn;V from cus'--

tody ot the Sheriff of Laramie Countyto which hohad been coinmlttcjl forcontempt Jn Refusing toaiwcr ques-tions propounded to him ns"a witness,the Wyoming Supreme (tyirt- - (1899)ordered petitioner 'discharged fromcustody", v

Messrs. n.J,V. nreclions and W, 'it.Stoll fqr petitioner,

Said Dreckons In his brief In thiscase: "V person summoned as a wit-ness beforo any tnqiifsitofl&L.kody, Ju-

dicial or legislative, Is absolutely prlv-llege-

from answering n question putto him, if lie will state up his oath, In

Meheula Had RightUnder Constitution '

To Refuse Testimony

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- ' Send Two, Cent iStawp for Koeel Folder.

CIGAR

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Absolutely Reliable

'STANDARD FLOOR DRES8INO The Dust ExtermlnstorJ ProtictiHealth; Preserves Floors; Saves Labor; Saves Money. l ,

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Pacific Hardware Company, Limited.,.. , ? --,. Fort and MerchankStuils' .. ,' ;

Donjt You Tliink So?Longfellow could tako a worthless piece ot paper, write a poem on it

and make It worth 105,000 That's QenlusURockefeller can write a fow words on a sheet of paper and make It worth

$3,000,000. That's Capital! -

The United States can take an ounco and a quarter of gold and stampupon it an "Kaglo Bird" and make it 120.00. That's Money!

A.mercbant can' take an arttclo worth 75c. 'and sell it for $1.00, That'sBusiness!

A woman can purchase a hat for 98c. but prefers ono that costs about$27.00. That's Foolishness!

A ditch digger works 10 hours a day and handles several ons ot earth,for $1.25 That's Laborl

Wo can writo a check for $90,000, but It won't bo worth a cent.That's Tough!

There aro men who claim to do as good work and do It as cheap as Ste-phenson. That's Conceit!

Everybody who wants tho best decorating and painting should consulta practical man, BTEPHENSON. That's COMMON 8EN8EI

STEPHENSON has the Latest and Best Wall Decorations In Honolulu.That's the TRUTH I

answer to such question, that ho re-

fuses to answer tlio samo for the rea-son that his answer thereto, if given,will subject htm to an Indictment fora crime; and If such an answer bo notdeemed sufficient by tho Inquisitorialbody, and the witness bo imprisonedfor contempt for refusing further toanswer, ho will bo entitled to his dis-charge, ou habeas corpus."

Mr. Dreckons was asked today ifMeheula was warned before tho GrandJury that what he said would bo usedagainst him. Mr. Dreckons said hadid not know that any such warningwas given but that Meheula was givento understand that he did not havo totalk unless ho wanted to.

"A nail in a sure place "

Suigests - SECURITY

SAFETY

STRENGTH --

SO ARE THE

'INVESTMENTS

PHOENIX SAVIN6S, BLDG.,

AND 10 AN ASS'N.,

HONOLULU.

Guarantee Capital, against ,,lss $ 200,000 00

Subscribed Capital $8,500,000 OtPaid-u- Capital $1,000,000 00

R. CAMPBELL, Cashier.H. E. POCOCK. General Agent

Latest and Best

Blue Flams

OIL

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Paint Problem ?

HERE'8 A POINTER:

Oct tho best painter yoa canAnd and In tho end you willhavo a better Job for less cost.

Yon chooso exactly right Ifyou go to

JEWETT,Hotel St., Cor. Union

Phono 4IQ.

Good Quiet Saddle Hor esioi Hire or Sale at

CLUB STABLES, LTD.

Try our Rigs.

fFORTS7., Above HOTEL'ST.

pPhone MainJ09.

' I. , - '.,,'! 'I.- -.. m.w ..ui Getting uil uui OI KO- -

dakery Until you have a kodak deyelop-- V

ing' machine. They cost very little and :

..n aI.11.1 nn ..A..ni..,i n... ..v...... (.mii ui'v.uic iinrui. i;an at 110.tuiuiii uo. nnu see how

It works, ',

Fine Jib Prlntlnn at th n,,n.iloffice,

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Msf furnkhail in Rranlto HONOLULU STOCK HCMMEHawaiian Stone, Marble White Weather Hurenu, I'unaliott, April 29. We Don'tBronze or Real Bronze. Temperature Morning minimum, HONOLULU. April 29. IB04.

1; midday maximum, 78. follow t'e lender. We lea J

Gall or Write k':r- - Wanttt!!! TlnlnfntlUaromettr

Mnt 9 a. m., 3u.lt steady. the followel. ToJay our Men's NAME OF STOCK P.uCiflul

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Service for Travelers.

Tickets and ReservationsAT

San Francisco, Gal,

Any citizen of Hawaii planning aJourney which will him throughSan Francisco may all arrangemente made for railroad, eleeper, orhotel accommodations by the PacificCoatt agent of the

Hawaii Promotion Committee.

No charge la made for aecurlng Pull-man reservations, hotel accommodatlons, railroad tickets.

Consult Tourist Information Bureau,Hotel Street, or

F. M. Jenifer,No. 17 New Montgomery St,

FRANCISCO, CAL.

ivUAJSHandsome rugs that aro also suit-

able to tho climate aro tho twistedCHINESE MATTING RUGS.

These rugs havo tho excellent ad-

vantage of being very low priced aswell as beautiful and serviceable. Theyaro suitable for tho dining-roo- andbedrooms of tbo richly furnishedresidences and yet so cheap that theyare In gicatcr demand than any otherrug.

Different patterns displayed on sec-

ond floor.

Lewsrs&Gooke,Ld.177 S. KING STREET.

M. R COUNTER,

WATCHMAKER, JEWELER

And OPTICIAN,

HONOLULMAWAII.

Repairing: in all branches oftrade.

FINE 'WATCHES A SPECIALTY.

Good BooksLux Crucls Samuel M. GardonhlreLightening Conductor ...". WilliamsonOlder No. 11.. Caroline Abbott StanleyCatering for Two , . .JamesFoster Ilrldgo'JVblst Tactics.Evolution of IhcvJ'Japaneso.rJ

Sydney L. OtillcUJapan ,:v MurrayTbo Russian Advance. .A. J, IteyerldguThe Man Itoosovelt.. Francis K. LeuppWhen Fatty Went to Collego.y.,

AVcbstorw

HAWAIIAPNEWS CO., Ld,Young Building;.

Pianos for Rent.' Tourists and others will find excellent

pianos fur rent on easy terms by applying to

Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd.Tel. Main 321.

.i ? ZrdfT&kfo 1

nachur man.- ; a ,

-- rvna more ir'nmoLager for everybody.

Rope PoriWrrps" Fop Pretty FurnishingsSco our windows for the attractive effect made posslblo

by tho ropo portieres and they nio not a clrcumstanco totho pretty decorations posslblo In tho home. Tho ropoportlcro Is also airy and moro suitable for this ell ma to.

They aro tbo very latest Idea and wc have a fine stockIn a great variety of colors.

PORTER FURNITURE COMPANY,YOUNG BUILDING. HOTBL 8TREKT.

Here are delicaciesAt Our Delicatessen Counter

The Ctlebrated Heinz

Sour Krour,Sweet Pickles, Mixed Pickles,

German Dill Pickles and

HEINZ Mustard.ALL SOLO IN BULK

Metropolitan Meat Co.TELEPHONE MUN. 45.

Advanced-Style- s 5

Now ShowingIn the Famous

WalkoverShoes

For Men.

Mr

THIS IS ABSOLUTELYTHE BEST SHOE I1N THE

WORLD FOR THE MONEYWHY PAY LARGE PROFITS?

Wc Sell Walkovers for

$3.SO and $4.00When Walkovers Go On Trouble Goes Off.

APIIIL 1901.

Nofoot.

takehave

SAN

most

the

BLUCHER

Oxford

Walkover

Pennsyshaps

One of the most popular

anP ';' W ' i shapes."

... 1 lSA TRUE COMFORT

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RVENtNO BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. II., FMDAY, 29,

per

THE

I

R. C. LYDECKUU, , UanAttci.ltT.rl.Terrltorlul Meteorologist, .&" naaiuo 1.9B.A !u c jo

Read "Wants" on page C.

A bookkeeper Is wanted. See ml,page 8. I

Oliver typewriter agency nt Wall, '

rsicuois.Cold fresh Hock Deer at tho Pan-

theon today.

. A fox terrlceniip Is offered for sale.'Seo 'For Salo column.

No sham about tbo hot lunch at thSbuni Hock Sulbon, Nuaanu St.

Firewood sawed and split ready forslove. Pacific Transfer, 12G King St.

Mr. Coombs, advance agent for theWcher-Flel- d Co., arrived by the Ala-meda.

Attorney General Lorrln Andrews re-

turned from his trip to Washington lytho Alameda.

The best hot lunch In the city, with. daily change of bill of faro, at theUllto Ico Cream 1'nrlors.

A list of tine whiskies, with their nrprice nnd virtues may be found In thead of Thos. McTlghe & Co.

Arrived ex S. S. Alameda, fancynavel oranges nnd Uurbatik potatoes.ficitz llros. Phono White 3101.

After today tickets for seats nt thebaseball games will be on sale nt thoHawaiian News Co. In tbo Young build-lli-

Classes in Spanish will open nt theCatholic Mission on Monday, May 2,151)1. For particulars npply to C. s,

at P. Mclnerny's cigar store.tf your vehicle-- needs rubber tires,

ring up Schuman. Their EXPERTmechanic will call for and deliver thowlieeU ready lor uso at very short no-

tice.Kdl son phonographs, latest model,

ilso new records for same ut Wall,Nichols,

Your view will not bo obstructed II

)m attend the baseball games with& Co.'s tally-ho- . Oct up a party

nnl try It, The charge is only $1 perhead.

Two thousand barrels of ImperialImo are offered for silo by the Cali-

fornia Feed Co. This line Is of superloiluallty, 09.15 Viro, arid la put up inood containers.Deputy Sheriff Jack Fernandez of

L!wu this morning brought to Honoluluis a prisoner Arukl, a Japanese whohas been'lndulglng in the usual passion.or carving his friends with n knife.

Dr. Archer Irwin left, by the Mauna.IOJI tod&V antl Will fiiwif1 1i wort nnMaul yWtore going to Rukalau to re- -

?ume the pructlco of his profession.Or. Irwin has, been absent Sfrotn theislands for six months, visiting his oldhomo In Canadi). Ho Client the winterIn Iximlom

Henry P Judd who Is pursuing histheological' course nl Auburn Semlu- -

sty, New York State, has received atail n pastor of the Presbyterian

hiircb, Forestport, New ,York, whichhe lins accepted during tho.mimmcr vacation, after which be will resume hlstudies nt Auburn. '

mwmwThe chowder which was on tho pro-

gram at the Hawaii Yacht Club's boat-hous- e

at Pearl Hurbor has boon uot-ixino- d

from tomorrow night until a la-

ter date owing to counter attractionsli tbo city. However, tho yneht raceswill conio ou Sunday according toschedule.

The races Sunday will bo for thefirst and third clashes. Those whicharo expected to enter lu tho first classa'ro the Hawaii, tho Itelene, tho Deweywhich has been leclulstened tbo Sprayby Vice Commodore 1'lckcr, and theLa Pnloma. It Is tho general opinionin yacht circles that tho Hawaii willwin. as under tho alterations made byher owner, Sorcnscn, ber Balling quailties havo been greatly Improved. Hotcenterboard has beeu removed, makingher a keel boat. The Spray, although

will sail lu this raco andwill bo given a time allow anco of one-hal- f

hour,Tho coin so for tho first class race

will lm from a starting point off theclub-hous- at Pearl Harbor, out thochannel nnd up to tho bell buoy, roun-ding same and return to tho startingpoint. This course Is said to bo thofullest over sailed by Hawaiian yachtsas It Is over both smooth and roughwatc;.

Tliu boats which will sail in thothird class iacu aro tho Pirate, Malolo,Myrtle, Irish, Sldff, and Wlklwlki. Thocourso for this raco has not been fixedupon and will not bo determined .untilthe morning of the race. It will probably be In tho harbor arouud FordIsland.

Thoso who would IIKo to see thoyacht races and would enjoy a day'souting Bhould tako lunch baskets andgo down by tho 9:15 train. Thoyachts start at 10 a. m. and expect tofinish by 1 o'clock. The railroad com-pany has erected ft pavilion whichgives a fair view of the course, A lawnand shade gives an attractive placefor an r lumheou.

SHOE ha taken an easy leaj ntall comers In Men's

$4,50 and $5grades. Every pair we sell glvscomfort and all rounJ sntNfaclioiu:

Why Is It that oth-- r stores willtell you that tliclr shoes are asgood as ours. Doesn't that makeus leaders? Stop and think.

SECTIONAL .lgX(PATtNTIo)

RtulriJ ,St OnM Mlihl-t- li,Mh.i aiHt .1 tath ill. Tan.Amtrtttn and Charlc.lM, I ipo.aiikjaa Ther ar lKur maltIhan a.y b,i a(wnal 'jn.k.tM

The woJi u;l Inconstruction are thebeautiful quarter-sawe- J

golden 0,1kand mahogany.

They are set upat our salesrooms soyou tin see theartistic effects.

H, Hackfold r& bO,

Agents.

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8Y AUTHORITYMATERIAL FOR WAILUKU AND KA- -

HULUI FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Honolulu, T. II., April 27th, 1904.piankct proposals will bo received

at the' offico of tho Superintendent ofPublic Works, Honolulu, until 12Vclock m. May "th, 1901, (or furnish-ing tho Department of Public Workswith, the following materials:- -

24 standard flro hydrants with Cvalves, two h hose connections,one 4" steamer connection, 2V of burybut without front jackets.

C cast Iron tecs.12 C

S 3'

tees.8 3'

10 V

ices.10 4'

1 4'

gate valves.3" straight 6" cast Iron

gate voltes.4" straight

cast Iron sleeves,gate valve.

delivered Wharf,Kahuliil, Maul, guaranteedwithstand prrssuro pounds

inch.bidders stnto their pro-

posals, what mako hydrantvahes they Intend furnish.order Install material

noislblc, bidders askedflguro shipment from

Francisco, providedcannot secured stock

Francisco, steamer fromFrancisco Honolulu Kahu-

liil.ICaeli proposal must contain

party parties makingsame, must accompanied

tilled checkamount proposal, payablo

Ilolloway, Superintendent Pub-lic Works, surety propo-

sal accepted contract en-

teredSuperintendent Public Works

reserves right rejectlildJ.

Proposals endorsed envel-ope, "Proposal material Wat-luk-

Kabulul Dept."HOLLOWAY,

Superintendent Public Works.27G2-3- t

11 1IMIilTI

recentlymainland promote work

China, difficulty land-iln- g

owing, said, machlnn-- Itlons enemies. iletnlueil

.twelve days Immigration au-

thorities, succeeded gcttluj;through alright.

cnuiegram receivedevening Hnwall.in-Chines- e

News sayingsatisfied authorities bieuallowed land.

"For Salo" cards Bulletin office.

' Mtr''"JaSiSS

f iY i

1,

C

x x

x x C" cast Iron

All to bo F. O. n.and to

a of 1G0 tothe sn.ua ro

All will Inof and

gate toIn to this as

soon as all aroto on by rnll thoKast to San thesame be from InSan and bySan to and

the fullname of tho orthe-- and boby u cei of 5 of tho

of tho toC. S. of

as that If thobo a will bo

Into.Tho of

tho to any or all

to bo onfor for

and FlroC. 8.

of

Dr. Sun, who left for tboto his for a

free had somo InIt is to tho

of his He wasby tho

but In

a was rrom ur.Sun last by tho

Co. that ho hadtho and hadto

at

$4.50.

MclNERNY SHOE STORE.

BOOK-CASE- S

Hill)!.si

SATISFIES

OFFICE

A COOL PROPOSITION.

REFRIGERATORSPOLAR UNO GRAND

All Sizes.

ICE CREAM FREEZERS,

ICE CREAM MOULDS,

ICE DISHES,

ICE SHAVES,

ICE PICKS.

AH wo ask Is to compare our priceswith others.

LEWIS & CO , LTD.,169 King 8L The Lewers A Cooke

Bldg. 240 2 Telephonic ?4x

A New Store

And a New Stock

Complete In every detail Isw hat you w 111 find at the

Golden West Cigar

Store,928 FORT STREET.

CIGARS, TOBACCOS, PIPES andCIGARETTES In nM varieties, besidesSOU COLD DRINKS, always on hand

The BUSINESS MAN'8 HANDY INOEX, published In the Saturday Bulltin and the Weekly Edition, givesconcise and complete resume of all Is-j-

notices, calls for tenders, Judgments, building permits and realtate Transactions. Evening Bulletin,16 cents per month. Weekly Bulletin..1 per year.

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l.rtllitn bucir CoiiuiiSfir.r Co4.nkal SUK.f CofllikttSoa-a-i '".alaautu PUuUMpo Co..,tintlPltot.'aO.l.tl,(IpoQiilu Sugar Co(clot Sut ir Co .Tilllll5g.o.,u

1 .oairt auglf Co

Jdkllo Surar Plah VOnahoMtCo.t.ll.. M'Jiowoiu (.Aaoony- -.

Ptimifu Sj. llan.C"CIS Sugar Mill,

'la Planiallon CoPapotkao St gar Co

oof Mill Co ...alalua Agrl Co

WallutuSugarCo .,,Walananalobugai Co

MISCELLANEOUSWllaar Sitaaihlp Co .(nttr-lita- Sta. an W.Corlawa lao Ekctric Cl...H. R. r. ft I. rn. !,.(Hon. Rapli T. si L. CoMutual Ttlaphono Co.uaao Hv a L CoHllo Railroad Co,

BONDSHawaiian iov ear cantMaw.TMr... P.c IF. CJniio k k v.o o par camHonKapli Traaill ....

wa Planlal'n t par ctntanu K a. uo. par c.

Jabu Plantation 6 p cllaa Plantations p.c.Vaialua Agr'cul. 6 p. c'ahuao 6 par cant'lonaar Mill Co . ...

veoior -

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Sales fS.Ui0 Kwa bonds, flOO; 0

O. It. & l Co bonds, $104; $13.-U- 0

Haw. Govt. 5 bonds, 100.

Latest Sugar quotation, 3.C87S cents.

MEBEULA'S FATENOW

IN JURY'S HANDS

Solomon Meheuln's fate was left in

the hands of the Jury at about 11

o'clock this forenoon. Mehcula's trialIn Kederal Court on the eharsc of

public documents, vnuehera oftho House of IHrcentntles, as

nt that time.i:ldenoe was ull In yesterday after- -

1101111, ArKiuiHTit ctmmienecd thismorning. C. V. Ashford, for defense,stated that the matter was so clear fortho defense that no argument was nec-essary. He would listen to J. J. Dunne,for the prosecution. Dun no arguednnd presented at length. At noon thoJurors were taken to lunch. Ttjey re-

turned to their deliberations at 1 p. m.They uskfd tor the exhibits In thecase, the boohs of voucher. At IMGno verdict had been returned. Therewero rumors of n hunt; Jury. AL thattimo Meheula and numbers of bisfriends were patiently waltlna; In tholobbies.

m

Vullcjo. April 19. The United Statestraining ship Mohican reached Maro

from the south this afternoon.About fifty of the landsmen now onduty on the Mohican will be transferredto the Adams. The men are to be tak-en to Tutulla for a cruise. Rolnir, outon the d vessel and return- -ItiR on the Wheellntr, The Adams, Innil probability, will never again be seenin these waters.

The Adams wilt be very servlccabloIn Samoa, as she Is a much cooler shipfor that warm climate thin tho moramodern steel vessels, and as she Is nowover thirty years old, will probably bokept as n station ship at Tululla untilher days of usefulness arc past.

Fins Job Printing at the Bulletinoffice.

A STERN REALITY.

REDUCTION SALE is now on,A embracing many varieties in DryGoods and Novelties, We will

continue this sale until our return to theoriginal premises. The marking downof prices as we are now doing are facts.We ilreoffering to the people a stock ofGoods never equaled as bargains.

Gloves, Hosiery. Curtains. Shirts,Caps, White Goods, Colore Goods,Ribbons, Corsets, &c.

E. W. Jordan & Co.,TEMPORARY QUARTERS 1137 FORT ST.

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RATES FOR WANT ADt.

I In this column will be Inserteda- :- EVERVDAY WANTS AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY The man who does not adver-

tiser lint, on Insertion ...15c because he tried It and failedPtr line, two Insertions ..45c should throw away his cigar be-

causePer line, one week JOe the light went outlPer line, two weeks 40c Wlint Is dog In German?Fr line, one month Me HAWAII'S GREATEST OPPORTUNITY FOR LARGE RETURNS ON .SMALL INVESTMENTS Frankfurter.

TW ts the chespeet advertlelng everthe people of Honolulu.

WANTSZ3oo Piitfo 8, NI3W TO-DA- for New Ad.

rWTUATlONS WANTED.

BPBCIAL NOTICES. I

"WcyclM tnd all light machinery re- -

Soiree1 M short notice. Pioneer Mo- -

tot Cu Co, Merchant an J Alakca'otrwt. 2630 tf

FOR SALE.Una carter tot In Maklkl. Curbing,'

water, rait and ornamental treesand all Improvements. Two min-

utes' waft from cars and runahouCollet!. Address 11. F., this ofllcc.

2516-t- fI

$000.00 Home aud large lot; suitablefor aplarlnt and thicken rcirlng;forms very easy. P. II. IJurnctte,73 Mcrrlmnl St. 2762 tf

$1800 Comfortalito surburban home;good slre.-nev- S room cottage on lot100x110, modern plumbing. ApplyP. IL liurortte. No 79 .Merchant St.

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TO L.IVT.

Furnished 5rooru cottage, $25 withroomer at $10. Also furnished housekeeping rooms, nt Cottngo Oroe,King SL laiiulro No. 8. 2751-t- f

Two nicely tarnished nwqulto proofrooms; tlretrfc lights; bath; $0(8.123 K. St, opp. Dr. Cooper's,

rfso-i-

Largo famished rooms with board If

desired. 13CJ Nuuanu near SchoolBL 2748 2wr

Furnished rooms at 1223 Umma streetMrs. JlcCctincIl 25C3

Legal Notices.

SHERIFrS SALE NOTICE.

Voder end by virtuo of a certainKiecutlon Issued by I.YLE A. DICK-i:Y- ,

District Magistrate of Honolulu.Island or Oahn, Territory of Hawaii,on tho ISth day of March, A. D. 1904,Sn tho matter of HOFKSCHLAEGKRCO.. Ltd, an Hawaiian Corporation,vs. Y. YUEN TAI. 1 hae, on tho 25thday of March, A. D. 1904, levied upon,and shall offer for Rale and sell at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, attho Police Station, Kalakaua Hale, Innald Honolulu, nt 12 o'clock noon, ofSaturday, tho 30th di y of April, A. D..1901, all the right, title and Interest of,tho said Y. YURN TAI, in and to thefollowing described personal property,'aniens tho sum or ONR HUNDREDAND THIUTYONK DOLLARS ANDTWKNT-THHR- CENTS ($131.23), '

that bclrg the amount for which saidKxrcmlon Issued, together with Inter--

est. costs and my feo and expenses aripreviously paid; to wit

C Sewing Machines,34 llolokns.33 rillow Cases,9 ChairsS Chinese! Bamboo Stools,1 Mosquito Netting,

Etc., etc., etc., etc.Sco "Inventor)" of eald property In

my ofllco ror fnrthor particulars.Dated Honolulu, Oaltu, March 30th,

A. I). 1904.A. M. BROWN,

nijrh Sheriff, Territory of Hawaii,2759 Mar. 30; Apr. 14, 29.

IN Till: CIRCUIT COURT OF THRFirst Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. InProbate; at Chamber?. In tho Mattercf flic Estate or Samuel C Allen, de-

ceased. Before Jndgo Geo. D. Ocar.Order of Notlco of Petition for Allow-ance of Final Accounts and DischargeIn This Kslato. On reading and filingtho petition nnd accounts of BatbshcbaM. Allen, M. P. Robinson, J. O. Carterand P. MuMcndorf, executrix and exec-utors of tho Rttato of Samuel C. Allen,deceased, wherein they oak to bo al-

lowed $430,789 28 and they chargethemselves with $430,789.28, nnd askthat the same may be examined andapproved, and that a final order maybo roado of distribution of the propertyremaining In their hands to tho per-son thereto entitled, and dischargingthem and their sureties from all fur-ther responsibility as such executrixand executors, It Is ordered that Mon-day, the Cth day or June, A. D. 1904. at9 o'clock a. in. before tho Judgo of saidcourt at the court room of tho said

who aro entitled to prop-erty. And that notlco of order, In

English languago, bo publishedTho Bulletin newspaperprinted published Honolulu,

t.j

PAU P.NEM WAN TED.

TO L13T.ttoom and board vv Itli prhato family

for either gentleman, or lady audgentleman; hot and cold water; elec-

tric lights and uso of telephone.1335 Wilder Ave. 2744 If

Brick building, suitable for tnanufac-- I

turlnt; plant; storo In connection If

desired Hent very reasonable.Ulshop & Co.. bankers. 2021-t- f

Furnished Ilooms Nice, cool, niosqul-to-proo- f

rcoms. Alakea House, Alakea St. Hotel and King.

22C5U

Large house, No. H14 Pllkol street;J27.G0 per month. Apply UtumettMay. No. Fort street, 2733 tf

dtore on Alakca near King, opposltoOcc dental Hotel. Apply J. w.more. King Bethel. 2719 tf

I cottage Mver street, four rooms,kitchen and bath room. J. W. Podmore. Bethel and King. 2621-t- f

Furnished rooms, $3 and $0 per month.Young St. H. T. It. Address"It. S.," Bulletin. 2730-l-

FurnUhed house for rent to party furnlshlng references. Inquire A. V.

Gear. 271C tf

Newly furnished rooms, nil modernccnenlcnces. At No. 84 VineyardSt, 2728 tf

MOOiVl AND BOARD.Itonm and board In private family. Ad-

dress H. II., this offlce, or call at 1490Nuuanu Ave. 2G70-t- f

three successive weeks, tlio last pub-

lication to be less than two weeksprevious the tlnio therein appointedfor said hearing.

Dated nt Honolulu, this 23th dayApril, 1904.

GEO. D. QGAR.Judge the Circuit Court of the

First Circuit.Attest: WM. n. 8IMS,

Clerk of Circuit Courtthe First Circuit.

2749-t- f

Ctaue 8preckels. Wm. G. Irwin

Claus Spreckels & Co

BANKERS.HONOLULU, : : : T. H.

San Francisco Agents Tho Nevada National Bank of San Francisco

Draw Exchange on the Nevada Natlonal Bank of San Francisco.

London Tho Union of London andSmith's Bank, Ltd.

New York American Exchange Natlonal Bank.

Chicago Corn Exchange NationalBank.

Paris Credit Lyonnals.Berlin Drcsdner Bank.Hongkong and Yokohama Hong

kong Shanghai Banking Corporation.New Zealand and Australia Bank

0f New Zealand and Bank Australasla.

Victoria and Vancouver Bank ofRrltlsli North America.

Deposits received. Loans made onapproved security Commercial andTravelers' Credits Issued. Bills of Exihange bought and sold.Collections Promptly Accounted For.

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Blank books of all sorts, ledgersetc., manufactured by tho Bulletin Pub-Usblng Company,

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flood!" I'oj's look woie relief, "tan lcn tomorrow for Wlnchrstcr,

then, and slnll tell Lord Duumoie thatI lime ((infilled In jou "

"Tell his excillemj-,- " Janat icipond- -

cd as the othci rose, "that I sh.ill keepa shnrp cje for the mnniulK. Kioni (homoment he lands I shall be his Bind- -

ow. A pleasant Journey, captain i.cncoer thing to nic."

'And now," said Toy, "for a bottleof old shirr "

Janat went to the nrd lo see himgo and when ho had ills.ippi.ired turn-

ed his eje to a narrow hi ink windowunder the shingle roof.

"Minis will tend another mcsiengcrwhen the news loaches Pronto! WhenIt reaches France!" he mutleied. Thenmoro slowl), "Whin It i cachesFrnnce!"

Ho stood musing a moment, turnedand entered the door.

The radiant Fremhniaii that e oil-

ing, returning to the Swan afootthrough the late dusk fall, wont up thetavern stair to find that the door of his

chamber stood ajar. An exclamationof surprise escaped him. Ho mountedquickly nnd went In.

Jnrrat sat there by the little table,waiting.

"Ah!" snld tho secretary. Ills ejedarted swiftly to his chest in the cor-

ner. Then he ctossod tho room andtried the lid. It hnd not been opened.

"I am no common thief, curse It!"spat out Jnrrat.

"No?" obsencd Arninnd, with a ris-ing Inflection. "Monsleui will pardonme. I did not know." He sat downcomposedly. "To what do 1 owe thispleasure?" tentatively.

Jarrat leaned elbows on tho tnbloand regarded him. "You nre no fool,"ho said ut length, "All tho better."

M. Armand wore a look of polite Inquiry.

"My word for It," said Jnrrat sudden-ly, "there nro richer paymasters thanIvouls XVI."

The other fronted him fiercely, men-acingly. "What mean ou?" he cried.

Jarrat laughed, "You sco that 1

kuow what was tho mnrquls' businessIn the colonies."

He went and closed the door."Now," he Bald, returning, "M. Ar- -

mund, master sectetary, clerk of a deadmaster, I have a proposition to maketo you."

'And If," said the young foreignerslowly a half hour later, looking acrossinto the ferret eyes "If 1 do thiswhat you call It? masquerade; If I,the humble secretary, the clerk, as youbue said It, become changed for thepurposes of my lord tho earl to thecourtier, the noble"

Ho paused. They were sitting atease now, and on Jarrat's face satis-faction wan spicad thinly, like oil. TheIngratiating mood became him, aud hiscompanion's distrustful look hnd

In'o something that smackedmore of friendliness.

"Think jou not," the latter finished,"that these Virginians will know thedlffcience?"

"'Sblood!' scoffed Jnrrat. "Whatknow they here In the dcseit of Frenchnobles? No mote than my lord bishopcf London's scullery maid!"

An expression of curious intcntnesslinked In Armand's race. He was si.lent, searching the other with halfsmiling gaze.

'And tho life. I.Ike you balls anddances with the quality? You shall bosought after. Would you set the fash- -

i'-a- fU yd4ttatiJW.- j u jri. l.. n 1. 1..1.1, i i, .--1 Ap, "WSSBttjiMS .;',is.iA-v- j

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woman. She thinks woman's safeguard isLydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

"Dkaii Sir.''. I'iskiiam: Ipnornnco nnd neglect aro tho cause ofuntold female hufforliip. not only with tho laws of health but with thechnnco of a euro. I did not heed the warnings of headaches, organicpains, and general weariness, until I wns well nigh prostrated. I know Ihad to do something. Happily I did tho tight thing. I took I.ydln E.Plnkhnm's Ycgctublo Compound faithfully, according to directions,nnd was rewarded In a few weeks to iind that my aches and pains dis-appeared, and I again felt the glow of health through my body. SinceI have been well I havo been moro careful, I have alo advised a numberof my sick friends to take Lydla E. Plnkliam's Vegetable Com-pound, and they havo never had reason to lie sorry. Yours very truly,Mns. JIay FAiniiAXKR, 2 10 South 7th St., Minneapolis, Minn." (Mrs. Fair,banks is onoof the most successful and highest salaried travelling saleswomen in th West) ., ,

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Ko other for female the world has receiveduch widespread unqualified endorsement.

Mrs. nick women to write ber advice.She guided to health. Lynn, Mass. i

FORFEIT I' w nnot forthwith produce the original bitttra anil itfsatorMoftntlnwinUli. wilt iror tbclr tolut ffdiiulncnMi

E. rinkham MwUcIm C, Lynn, Maes.

Ions for the gallants? They will Jostlethe lackeys to hob with you. Gad'sHie! The colonials are cubs at boot-licking a lordl The fat of the land,. 1

tell you rides, hunts, dances, wenchesand a merry season I"

Tho secretary's eyes Bparkled. "Vouthink I would do It well?" he askednaiudy. "Ah, you never say my master! He was a real nobleman. Hewas born so. One cannot learn It,iiKintleur. It Is In the blood. Uut 1?I? I hae not tho ton, tho address?"He looked at the other.

"l'shatt!" Jarrat said. "I suppose)our master was fine enough, but finefeathers will do It. There's not one ofthem Mill scent tho difference. I knowthem "

M. Armand's lids were drooped, hisface thoughtful.

"You wish ho reflected slowly,"to do two things. My master, as ouIi;.o he was to be tho eye oftho king of 1 'ran co In the Virginias.Very good. You want me to be thate)e. Only I shall seo things always

tho Whigs, eh? And jou wouldlime mo write such letters as jou shallframe, hut In my mastei's hand, soLouis fib nil be fooled, so ho shall thinktho Vliglnlas loynl to the Ungllshrovn, so hu shall no lunger plan to

offci the aid of Piance.""Footh," applauded Jarrat, "It could-

n't be plainer. You hne written toj cur mnster's hand nnd sho.ild knowhis slEiiatme. Neither De Vcrgennesnor Ueaumarchals need bo tho wiser,and be sure no one In the colonies willbe."

"And If In spite of what were written

tnuie compound nave cured me. Hiemedicine drew my womb Into its properplace, and then I was I nevor feelanv nain now. and can do mv housework

medicine Ills Inand

Plnkliam Invites all forhas thousauds Address,

abofe wlUibLydla

Inquiringly

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bad for

Mits. Alice Lamoh, Klncaid, Miss.

him this foolish king should still wishto comfort?'

"Why, then the message ho sends toMs dear marquis will come safe to you,nnd o shall chuckle oer It In ourclosets. Rut small chance of that. Thoking leancl upon jour master. A dozenlettirs of tho proper complexion andko will forget he ever dreamed of fleets

westward.""You havo tho true, finesse, M. le

Capltaluc," M. Armand said grael)."Permit mo to congratulate jou."

"Tho reward Is u tidy one." Jarratlicked the words llngeilugly. "'Twouldtake jou longer to earn a commissionIn jour own countiy."

"In l'ranco to be an officer In thenrmy one must piovo descent from afamily ennobled for at least a hundredj ears."

"Nor are doublodns to bo pluckedfrom the bushes by any stool pigeon."

"It Is nut too much, monsieur," theFrenchman Interposed, "because, youpay me for w hat I know of my master

habits, speech, writings, seal, nil. 1

can write so that the king of Prnncowill nocr know ho Is dead never tillI choose. Ho will send no other; nonot till he has found It out. Hut whenhe does, whnt then? Shall I escape hiswrath? Shall I not bo an alien, on ex-

ile from my tountry?"Jarrat bent toward him nnd spoko

smilingly In tho arrogance of fullblood;

"Is there no compensation ecn forthntf Look, jou! There bo brighteye In tho middle plantation brighteyes and led lips and Itttlo waists andsoft ways. There are slender fingers

BUSINESS DIRECTORYATTORNEYS.

O. C. Hewitt, Walohlnu, Kau, Hawall. Collections made, all businessattended to; licensed to practice lawIn District Courts. 26693m

BALLASTING.

Hawaiian Japanese Ballasting Co.Best black sand from $2' to $3 a loadaccording to dlstanco hauled. Coralrocks for stablo, roads and side-

walks. Third door below King,Maunakca St.; P. O. box 820. Tele-

phone Main 396.

CLEANING AND DYEING.

T. Hayashl-Clot- hcs cleaned, repairedand dyed. 637 Beretanla SL

DENTISTS.

Dr. Derby Dentist; Fort and Hotel8ts.; Hours, 9 to 4.

EXPRE88.T,Mojna Express, 010 Alakca St.; Tel

Bit nitio:, cood service:, moderate-ratos. ZI55--

to be kissed, and these flngets oft holdpurse stilngs. Loe ts a pretty game,and by benefit of clergy 'tis sometimesucd with broad plantations that bringgolden guineas across the water."

He laughed at tho look the other gavehim. -- Zuoks!" he cried. "Why not?Think jou the proudest of them allwould not blush to bo wooed by n no-

ble? Thcro nre few 'my lords' In thenllcjs."

M. Armnud sprang up, pushed thoshutters of the window wldo nnd le.inedout, drawing a deep, long breath. Darkhub luiim uunu u, u ,.,uu,., .Mn.h rs,i. , nT..L.a. , ,. .flooded with waves.of bishop's rurplc,to which trees lent a deeper msteryof shadow. When he turned his facewas tender, his cjes luminous.

"Virginia ladles," Jarrat continued,"arc as proud as uny court dames. T heyhavo tho ct. James sniff for the r.

Hut 'tis jours to choose fromthem all an Jou use )our wit."

"Mine lo choose," the oung forelgn-e- isaid as If to himself "mine to

choose!" Ho looked out again Into thodark, while his tempter smiled discreet-ly behind him. "Uut to win Is It

to keep, monsieur? Some timeeomc time the truth must come to light

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Is honoicd by the n, P. C.

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"lis n sen nt..... ... .tno solicitation goternor.We shall bet out for Winches-ter, he lies with tho Heshall this betimes

say you 7" Jarrat's was

fiom dark- -liess. hU look suddenly changed. .

ho said slowly, "1 will do It."His lsltor lose a twist

to his decidedhe said. "You hae tho nssnrance to'

too? the,. in n.i ...... . .... .... it,UI?B J 11(1 UCVU U(

"Money?" thootbei "Aud motho Muiquls de la of

between Plenty offor that afterwurd."

nnd said Jarrat, thoold sneer returnlug now that thewas won. "It good faith. Ihopo jou jour master's gold

our skipper. Kites.jou will need brje clothes. 'TIs nottoo much look llko a marquis nt1 rctent." '

M. Aimnnd laid his on his Up"Ah, that Is my seciet.

Clothes!" Ho to tho unit a key his pocket,'

It and rapidity I

to take out coats, waistcoats, shortCHHIICD Ull U( IVAIUI17 lllld

wiui ince."Clever said

under his neat pluck-ing of a

The secretary laughed as helook out a of foielgn

and"Clothes!" said ho mo

sco which I shall He wasthe "1 beg

monsieur will turn his forono moment.

He to Imaginary body serMy

MUSIC.

Piano and organ tuning and repairing,Mr. Jas. Sheridan,

for many years an'this business. All carefullyattended to if leftCo., Young building, or Nich-ols Co. Residence 343 street,near

Montague Vocal In-structor; BeretanlaSt,

Kaal Teacher. Studio,Room Young

MESSENGERS.

TerritorialSt. near Hotel; Tel. 361 Main.

MASSAGE.

s. Ochlal Expert massage treatmentj for sick people. Tel. OS

Lane.

Job at the Bulletinoffice.

'.

"For Rent" card on sale at Bullntlr.

CASTLES COOKE, ltd

Commissi Merchants

:: Sugar Factors

--aKNT8Tho Kwa Plantation Co.The CaThe Co.The Walmea Hill Co.

"" 'n. ,., wi'

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The Alliance Assurance Co. of Lordoa

C. Brewer Co., Ltd.8treet, Honolulu, H.

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Hawallfln Pn nnlu

anu uco-- " uircctors.

Alexander BaldwinLIMITED.

OFFICERS.J. B. First Presidentw, Vice PresJ, Treasurer"W.

B, AuditorL ,

. fflClOTS 30Q

Commission AgentsAGENTS for Hawaiian Commercial

Co., Co.. Pala Plan- -

Co., Nuhlku Sugar Co,Co.,

Kahulul Co.

(J IDWlN fft I

whom would win must Plant Co., Onomca Sugar Co,Would then?" spoko Honomu Sugar Sugar Co.,low, to the outer silence thtm'Makce Sugar Co.,Halcakala Ranch Co.to Planters' Francisco

"Pooh! When woman once Packets, Chas. Brewer Co.'s

wed think matters whether Packets,husband hero 't Officers:

the gamo Cooke, Georgestall, there's commission to . Robertson. Manager;

llethlnk, too, j Treasurer Secretary;gime gocrnor's Auditor; C, Jones, H.

llutl""" "w,

nroval. crown Ice. doneor me royal

presentlywheie

gtiaianleo there.What tolcocontemptuous.

M. Armand tinned the"Yes,"

with covertlips. "You hae well," ,

To flutter farthln- -.

Will IIIUUVJ.smiled.

Tioucrlo? Talkmoney gentlemen?time

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crossed chest,locked with fromthrew open began with

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ueutyrobberl" Jarrat admir-

ingly breath. "Auseless cadaver!"

gaylywith ilbbon

oideis swoid,again. "Let

wear." lift-ing exquisite garments.

head awayCommo en!"

calledvants: "Alphonse! waistcoat!

resident pianotuner, expert

ordertHawaiian Newa

Wall,King

Opera House.

Annls Turner"Mlgnon," 1024

Ernest MusicBIdg.

Messenger Servlcc-Un- lon

Blue 2300;Kukul

Fine Printing

HONOLULU.

FOR

Wulrlun AgriculturalKohxla Sugar

Sugar

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New Life Insurance

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Castle ViceM, Alexander... Second

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Sugar Haiku Sugartatlon KlhelPlantation Hawaiian Sugar Co,

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loo SugarCo.,WalIuku

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succeed

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Agents forWaatwrn Sugar Roflnlmc Co ,

Hun Pranclsco, UalTI3aldwln Locamotlva Work,.PhllnUalphln. Ph.

Nawall Unlvornnl .Mill Co.MHiiuluuturttt-HoOntlonnlCnn- s

HliruUtlur, ISuw York, rV.V.fni'nltln Paint 4. mpan) .

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$50.00 for $1,00AT THE

Ladysmitfi Shooting Gallery,

TOP OF PUNCHBOWL.

Cash Prize of $50chain. Jeweled and smiling. stooJ be- -

Tho (lowered ono that Is right, Now foie him.my coat. Via! My swoid belt, Pierre. ' Tho seerctaiy lalsed tho sword andSo! Tho faliest lady In tho world r.'xe Iprrit the fencer's salute,would bo pleased with that. Now M.I "Louis Aitiinnd ts gone nwnj mon-l- e

Capltnlno!" b!eui" ho said, lifting eloquent shoul- -Jnrrat, looking around, could scnice deis. "Henceforth behold In me M. le

icpress a cry. The gray coated flguro Marquis lo la Trouerle, noble ofwas no more. In Its stead a vision In- - Prance, messenger of Louis XVI!"usted In pale rose satin, with gold (Continued Tomorrow.)

CommendadorPort Wine

Thl wine Is guaranteed byMessrs. D. M. FEUERHEERD,

JR. & CO., of Oporto, to have 25

years wood.It la light, delicate and of

bouquet and flavor.Its quality Is always maintained.It is dry and forms no and

therefore la always ready use.It Is especially valuable as restora-

tive and stimulant cases of sickness.and for sate by

W.C. PEACOCK & CO. LD.HONOLULU,

Telephone Main

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ALL FREE OF CHARGE.by MAIN QS7

R. L. SCOTT. OFFICE OO STREET

Corporation Notices,

ELECTION Off OFFICERS.

PEPEEKEO 8UQAR COMPANY.

At a meeting of the shareholders ofthe Popcekeo Sugar Company, heldthis day, tho following Officers and DI- -

rectors were eiccieu 10 servo ior mecurrent year, viz.:

Mr. W. F. Allen PresidentMr. W. H. Balrd...Mr. Q. H. Robertson.... TreasurerMr. E. F. BishopMr. T. R. Robinson AuditorMr. C. M. Cooke Director

of tho Rhovo, excepting thoAuditor, constituting tho Board ofDirectors.

n. r. dishop.Secretary.

Dated Honolulu, April 12th, 1901.27381m

8PECIAL MEETING OF THE HONO-

LULU CLAY COMPANY, LTD.

I)y order of tho Directors of tho Ho-

nolulu Clay Company, Limited, a Spe-

cial Meeting of tho Shareholders willbo held at tho ofllio of Cnsllo & With-- ,Ington on Friday. Apt II 2tth. 1004. at(S o'clock p. m. lltislneuH of great importance requires a lull repiesontaiion

Dated Honolulu, April 2li. 1'JULr. hustaci:,

2750 It President.

MEETING.

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., LTD.

Tho regular quartetly meeting of thoPacific Hardvvato Co, Ltd., will hoheld at Its office on Saturday, April30th, at 10 o'clock n. m.

JAS. GORDON SPENCER,Secretary.

Honolulu, April 22. 1901. 2747-7- t

Business Notices.

NOTICE.

All persons who ha e made applicationfor membership In the Honolulu MutualUuiial Association through Manuel Sllva,and who are In arrears for the Ir certllicates,will plfase call at theofticeof the secretaryand arrange for lliesame. Manuel Sllva Isno longer nuthorircd to act as an agent forthe Association. By orjtr ot the BoarJ.

.. H.TOWNSSND.Sec.

TO VIOLET LOVERS.

Beautiful fresh Mountain Violets,long stemmed and very fragrant, forsale at reasonable prices nt the cornerof Hotel and Fort streets, Saturdayand Tuesday afternoons. 2G5C--

NOTICE.

Wong Kco ot Hllea, Honoapu, Ha-

waii, has disposed of his business toWong Sau.

Wong Kco Is responsible for alldebts owing by tbo firm. 2735-l-

NOTICE.

Persons who lift machines for re-

pairing at n. Bergerscn's office, 942

Bethel St., will please call for sameonce, as wo retiro from business at thoend of this month.

TEL. MAIN 117.

YoshlkawaBuy your Xmas Wheel from us.

Read, Reflect, Ride. Wheelsnee our itocU ( repairing

our peclnlty. WheelsRented.

TWO 8TORES.163 KINO ST. HOTEL nr. RIVER.

$500 Rewardfor nny case of Rtieunutism vlilch cannot becureJvilli Dr )rummoni' Llglitntnc KeneJItfi J lhc re-

iM Mill Joints, 4rn corJ an J liarJend muscledbteaJy Im me cmrant,eJ acrts In exclusive lt?rrl-t- v

AJiu.l DNUMMOSD All DILINL COM-PANY, . N iu Sireet, NLW YoKK,

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WJMfillJ " .' ft' ' ''1 ,,. .My-

T EVENINO BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H.. FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1004.

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Legal Notices.

Commissioners' SaleOF

Real Estate8ITUATE AT

Kului, Kanawai, Honolulu.

Island of Oahu.

Pursuant to a decreo mado by theHon. Geo. D. Gear, Second Judge oftho Circuit Court ot tho First JudicialCircuit, Territory ot Hawaii, Med onthe 18th day of March, A. D. 1904, ina cause entitled Marl; P. Robinson, Jo-seph O. Carter, Paul Muhlendorf andIlathsheba M. Allen, Executors andTrustees of the Hstato of Samuel C.Allen, Deceased, vs. John C. Croudcr,Illl! for Foreclosure ot Mortgage,Equity Division No. 1370, tho under-signe- d

as Commissioner duly appoint-ed, will sell at Public Auction, to thohighest, bidder, subject to confirmation.by tho court, .

ON 8ATURDAY, APRIL 30th,A. D. 1904.

AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON,at tho front (mauka) entrance to thojudiciary uulldlng, in Honolulu, Isl-

and or Oahu, tho following describedpioperty,

All that certain piece or parcel ofland sltuato at Kului, Kunawal, BaldHonolulu, Island of Oahu, describedin L. C. A. 8533, Apana 1, and beingtho Bamo premises convoked to saidJohn C. Crowder by deed of Kolcka(vv.) and Pnuoahu (lc), dated July11th, 1896, recorded In Liber 163 on.Pages Hawaiian Registry of Con-- 1

veynnces; ami bounded and describedas follows:

Apann 1. Tnro Hand:Degtnnlng fiom North corner and

running as follows:S. 58' W. 598 links along tho land of

Batters.8. 29' E 170 links along tho land of

Kawaikl;S. 60 W . 79 links along the land ot

Kaunlkl;S. 60 W. 236 links nlong tho land of

Kawaikl;S. 4 W. 47 links nlong the land of

Kawaikl;N. CO E. 49$ links along the land ot

Kawaikl;N. 39 E. 93 links along tho land of

Napohaku;S. 83 E. 4S links along tho land ot

Knnaulu;N. GC K. 1C0 links along the land of

Knnaulu;N. 45 E. 190 links along tho land of

Knnaulu;N. 48 W. 90 links along the land ol

Kannkanul;S. S3" W. 76 links along tho lnnd ol

Knnaulu;N. 45 W. 9." links along tho land ot

Knnaulu;to Initial point; l',i Acres; togetherwith all rights, privileges and appurte-nances to the sumo belonging or apper-taining.

This land Is under Taro cultivation,consisting of 13 patches, and Is located on Kunawal I.ano off LUlha Streetnnil mnhut of Judd Street

Teims of salo aro Cash In U. S,

Oold Coin. Deed at expense of purchaser.

For further particulars Inquire ofKinney, McClanahan & Cooper at theiroffice, Judd Building; to James F. Mor-gan, Auctioneer, Kanhumanu 8t.; orto tho undersigned nt his ofllco In saidJudiciary Bulldlug.

WM. B. SIMS,Commissioner.

Dated at Honolulu, Oahu, T, If,April 7th. 1901.

2736 Apr. 9 to 30 Inel dally.

M. Phillips & Co.Wholesale Importer, and Jobber.

EUROPEAN ANDAMERICAN DRY GOODS

Fort and Queen Ste.

"For Rent" cards on sale at Dulletln.office.

Legal Notices.

Mortgagee's Notice of inten-

tion To Foreclose And

Of Sale,

Notice is hereby given that pursu-ant to tho poncr of salo contained Inthat certain Indenture ot mortgage,dated the 12th day of August, 1897,and recorded In the Register Office,Oahu, In Liber 171 on pages 136 to138, mado by Theodore F. Lansing, ofHonolulu, Island of Oahu, as mortga-gor, to Alexander Young, ot said Ho-

nolulu, as mortgagee, which said niort-gag-

was duly assigned by said Alex-ander Young to Bruce Bonny, Trustee,of San Francisco, California, by an In-

strument, dated the lGth day-o- f Feb-ruary, 1901, and recorded In said Of-

fice in Liber 171, on page 138, said as-signee of said mortgagq Intends toforccloso the Bamo for condition brok-en, t: the when dueot the principal and Interest ot thonote ot said mortgagor secured by Baldmortgage.

Notice Is hereby likewise given thattho property couvcyed by said mort-gage will be sold at public auction atthe auction rooms of James F, Morgan,Kanhumanu Street, Honolulu afore-said.ON SATURDAY.the 14th DAY of MAY,

1904, at 12 O'CLOCK NOON,OF 8AID DAY.

Tho property conveyed by said mort-gage, and which will bo told as afore-said, consists ot the following:

All tho following mentioned parcelsof land sltuato at Wntahotc, Island olOahu:

Tho land described In Royal Patent4969, Land Commission Award 75G.1,

consisting of three lots, and having anarea of 1 acres.

The land described In Itojnl Patent2422, Land Commission Award 7S72,Lot 2, containing an area ofacre.

The land described In Roal Patcut3964, Laud Commission Award 7661,consisting of threo lots and having anarea ot 1 0 acres.

Tbo land described In Royal Patent(Grant) 2703, Lot 3, containing anarea of 9 acres.

An undivided one half In tho land de-

scribed In Rojal Patent (Grant) 2874,Lot 1, containing an area of 107.38acres.

Tho land described In Royal Patent(Grant) 2874, Lot 2, containing anarea ot 6 acres.

Tho land described In Royal Patent(Grant) 3939, consisting ot two lots,and having an area of 7.83 acres.

A portion of the land described inLand Commission Award 5936, asconfirmed by deed of the Territory ofHawntt to T. F. Lansing, dated Septem-ber 16, 1901, and recorded' In tho Register Office. Oahu, In Liber 225 on pago297 ct scq , containing an area ot 23.50acres.

That parcel of land described In saiddeed from tho Territory of Hawaii toT. F. Lansing, dated September 161901, and recorded in the Register Of-

fice, Oahu, In Liber 223, page 297, contatnlng an area of 16.31 acres, andbounded and described as follows:

Beginning at an augur holo In a red-wood post on level ground on thoboundary between Watanu 2 and

at a point from which Puu Ka-uai Trig. Stu. Is S. 20 4S' E. truo3858.7 feet and Maklklki Trig. Sta. Is S.78' 31' W. truo 5221.1 Icet, and running:

1. N. 5C 26' E. truo 398 9 feet nlonga water course by Wnlnnu 2 toa dilll hole In a large stono onNorth side ot water courso byedge of rlco land at baso ofslope;

N. 66" 20' E. true 303.7 feet nlongsame to a X on stone near an-gles In water courso;S. 35 31' E. truo 453.7 feet alongWatanu 2 and near water courso

to a X on a stone in water at,Jiinctlou ot water courses;8. 50' 10' W. truo CSS feet alonguovcrnnienc remainder in ruino-- iloa up a slope to a drill holo in ,

largo stono N. 27 61' E. true H2feet fiom drill hole in stone setto mark the North East comerof L. C. A. 7GC0, Lot 2;S. 71 00' W. truo 400 feet alongGovernment reservation;S. 00' 45' E. truo 419 feet nlongtho Bamo;S. 74 33' W. truo 400 feet alongGovernment remainder to a red-

wood post nt tho Southeast corner ot Grant 4111;N. 8' 3' W. true 551.6 feet alongbald Grant to an Iron plpo filledwith cement 30 feet East of wa- -

t,.r ,.nr in n --nici,.N. 43 3VE. truo 03 1.9 feet alongWalanu 2 to tho Initial point;

Excepting thcicfrom a portion of

of 4,88 acres bounded as followsBeginning at an augur holo In a red

wood post on tho boundary between.... .. . .. . . - -- . .... .unan z nun imi(iniL di a nmnL irmnwhich Puu Kauai Trig. Sta. Is 8. 2824' 30" E. truo 3058.5 feet and MaklklklTrig. Sta. is S. 82' 2' 10" W, titio 50911.3

feet nnd riinnlnc 8. 43" 34' W. trttu 97.CIV,( l nn Ir.in nlnn Oil..,! will, i.nmi nl30 feet East of water com so inn gulchat tho S. E. corner of L. C. A.Kahoohanohnno, Bald Iron plpo beingtho Initial point of this survey; and

. . ..iLI. i i ...(.-- . I... l...nHum hub luiiuiOK uf uuu urarInn as follows:

1. N. 89' 15' E. 4G7.4 feet along ro

3. b. 74 35' W. 400 feet alongremainder to a redwood

post at the S. E. corner of Grant4111, L. L. McCandless;

4. N. 8' 3' W. 554.6 feet along saidGiant to the Initial point.

Tho land described In Itojnl Patcut6841, Land Commission Award 7656,consisting of threo lots and hnvlng unarea of 3.23 acres,

Tho land described In Itojnl Patent3057, Lanu Commission Awaid S187I1,

consisting oi two lots nun Having anma ot 2.38 acres.

The land described In Itoval Patent2817, Land Commission Award 10228,Lot 1, containing an area of l.uu acres.'

An undivided threo fourths InterestIn tho land described In Royal Patent,2445, Land Commission Award 10227,containing an area of 1.80 acres.

Tho land described in Rojal Patent3016, Land Commission Award 1Q45C,

containing an area ot 2.15 acres.The land described In Itojal Patent

7592, Land Commission Award 8830,containing an area of 4 ncies.

Tho land described In Rojal Patent2935, Land Commission Awnrd 716,consisting ot two lots and having nnarea of 2.05 acres.

Tho land described in Itojal Patent6600, Land Commission Award 8235,consisting of three lots and having anurea of 1.186 acres.

Tho land described In Itojnl Patent3054, Land Commission Awnrd 76C6,consisting of three lots and hnvlng anarea of 2.33 acres.

The land described In Royal Patent2938, Land Commission Awnrd 10110,containing an area ot 2.22 acres.

The land sltuato at said Wnlknnc doscrlhod In Koyal Patent 187, Land Commission Award 8998, consisting of twolots and having an area of 2.61 acre.

ALSO the following leasehold Inter-cst- a

of said mortgagor:Lease of E. P. Aikue, and Knlaklnt,

his wife, and Abide Aikue, dated De

cember 24, 1897, and recorded In thoRegister Office, Oahu, In Liber 175,pages 195 to 197, for the tcim of tenjears from January 1st, 18!is, nt thoannual rental of two hundied and thlrty ($230.00) dollars, of the followinglands sltuato at Wataholc and llakl-puu- ,

Koolaupoko, Island of Oahu:The land described In Royal Patent 1

1018, Land Commission Awnrd 10139,

containing an area of 1.78 acres.Tho land described in Itojal Patent

2934, Land Commission Award 8177,containing an nrea of 3,20 acres,

Tho land described In Itojnl Patent1095, Land Commission Award 7657,

containing nn area of 2 acres.Tho lar.u described in Ho Jul Patent

7S69, Lnnd Commission Award 7665,

containing an area ot 2.12 acres.Tho land described in Itojnl Patent

1426, Land Commission Awnrd 10438,containing an area of 1.12 acres.

The land described In Itojnl Patent1139, Land Commission Award 3065,

containing an area of 1.65 acres.The land described in Rojal Patent

1135, Land Commission Award 3008,

containing an area of .91 acre.Tho land described in Rojal Patent

1133, Land Commission Award 3051,

containing an area of ,88 acre,Tho lnnd described In Hojnl Patent

2928, Land Commission Award 5939,containing au area of 1200 fath-unii-

Excepting therefrom tho house lotand kula or garden patch In tho landdescribed in said Roj-a- l Patent 1095.

tho bnuso lot In tho land describedIn said Rojal Patent 4018, and fourtaro patches In tho land described Insaid Royal Patents 1133 and 1139

which arc planted by bald E. P. Al-

lelic, also tho house lot In the landdescribed In said Royal Patent 1139.LEASE of K. J. Kaleolkalka and M.

Knlcolkalka, dated January 19, 1895,and recorded In said Register Office,In Liber 150, pago 295, of tho land slt-

uato at said Walaholo and describedIn Itojal Patent Grant 2874, Lot 1, fortho term ot twenty jears at tho annualrental of twenty ($20.00) dollars.

LEASE of Kanamu (w), dated February 10, 1900, or the land situate atsaid Walaholo and described In "RoyalPatent 4985. Land Commission Award7570, ba!ng an area of 1.17 acres, fortuo tcrra ot tcn Jcnrs froln Februaryj, 190o, Rt tho annual rental of fifteen(i5,oo) dollars.

LEASE of Molko Akavva nnd KlnlAkavva, dated January 7, 1901, of thomini situate nt hum w.imiioic, unit D-escribed ns Lot 1 In Royal Patent 2133,Land Commission Award 10231, hnv-lng an area of .92 of an acre, for thoterm of tcn jenrs from January 1st,1901, at tho annual rental ot twenty($20.00) dollars.

LEASE of Oeargo Manilla and Kano-noln- n

il.iled December 22. 1899. of thoiland situate nt said Walaholo and do-- !

iucu as ..ot . .10, u. " ""'." commission A-- ra ioimi, i.uv.ub"n ar uf 25 ,lc"',, fo'' lJurm ,otten jears front January 1, 1900, tit thoannual ie"tnl ot eighty ($80.00) dollars.

LEASE of r. S, Knlama ns guardian

dated July 19, 1900, of tho lnnd situateat said Walubolc nnd described as Lots1 and 2 In itojal Patent 1091, Landfinmiiilaalnn Aunnl..... K'!tfl ltnltlf? nilwu,ii,ih.bih .... ..

nrea of 3.03 ncres, for tho term oteight years from January 1st. 1901, ntthe uunual rental of sixty t$uu.ui) uoilaw.

' LEASE Of MlS. PalkckC. (latcd A Pill1st, 1899, of thu land sltuato at saidWnluholu and described In Lnnd Com -

mission Awnrd PM)G, having an area nt.83 of nu ncio, for tho term of ten..a.. .... . t tlui mi tn in entitnl nf tnfljram mi " ""' -($10.00) dollars

LEASE ot tho Commlcflonera of

said parcel of land containing an area"! Malaklell Kcopiilupulu Walaautunl,

7137

puna

malnder of T. F. Lansing's lot; Crown Lnnd, bnliil? I.cnio No. IS1, iln--

0 45' E. 448.7 feet along tho ted Mnuh 28, 1893, of a portion ot thosame and Government rcsorvn- - lands known ns Knneloiaud Hopekwitlon; 'nt said Wutahole, containing an nrc.i

of 20.29 acres, for tho term of fifteenyears fiom July 1, 1893, at the annualrental of two hundred and fifty($230.00) dollars.

LEASE of K. Kaukukala, dated De-

cember 13, 1900, of all tho rice land oftho lessor held by hi in under his Inter- -

est In the Hill of Wnlknnc and sltuatomaknl uf ihe Government road nt Walkane, Koolaupnko, Island of Oahu, forthe term of ten venis fiom January1st, lull, at the annual rental of thirty($30.0u) dollars,

LEASE of Mnlaca Kanchoft and Ma-

ka, her husband, dated January 3rd,loot, of nil tho rice land of the lessorsheld by them under their Interest Intho llul of Walkane and situate makalof tho Government road at Bald Wal- -

Kane, containing an area of 1 0

ncres, for the term of flvo years fromJanuary 1st, 1901, nt the annual rentalof thirty ($30.00) dollars.

LEASE of Kale Kana, dated July 22,1901, of a portion ot tho land describedin Land Commission Award 5919 sit- -

unto at said Walkane, bounded as follows: Commencing at tho maukaWesterly corner of that portion ot L.C. A. 5919 commonly known as ElizaRichards' portion and thence Westerlyalong tho makal side ot tho Govern-ment road to Halcakala's store, thencoNortherly In a straight line to tho maknt boundary ot said L. C. A., thencoEasterly along said makal boundary totho nial.nl Eastern boundary of BaldL. C. A,, thence along said Easternbuiiiidnry until same Joins Eliza Richards' land, thenco Westerly along Bald

Eliza Rkhards land to tho makalWestern corner of same, thenco alongthe Western boundary of Eliza Rich-

ards' land to point of commencement,for the term of ten tho lental ofwhich has been paid for the full term.

LEASE of Puukohota nnd Knpolcnn,dated August 13, 1881, of their InterestIn the Hul laud of Walkane aforesaid.compiling an atea of 1 acres, fortho teim of twenty-tw- jenrs from Jan-uary 1st, 1SSS, at the annual rental oftwcutj-fln- t ($25.00) dollars.

LEASE of Samuel Kaltaa, dated September 13, 1890, and recorded In saidRegister Office, In Liber 22S, pngo 29

of his IntetcHl In the Hul land of Wal- -

kano afotesaid, comprising an area ol4 acres, for the term of ten jenrs

from November 12, 1896, at the annualrental of thltty ($30.no) dollars.

LEASE of Milelm Kalkala, datedSeptember 21, 1901, of her interest Intho Hul of Walkane In tho rlco landsltuato maknl of the Government roadat said Walknue, for the term of flvojenrs fiom January 1st, 1902, at thoannual rentnl or thirty ($30.00) dol-lar-

LEASE of Kalo Kana, dated Novem-e- r

2.1, lt97,.nud recorded In said Regis- -

t,... nnt... In 1 llin,. f11 tine, lH(t nttho Interests acquired by him from!Pttka and Walklkl lit tho Hul land ofWalkane afotesaid, sltuato makal oftho Government road at Walkaneaforesaid, for tho term ot ten jearsfrom January 1st, 189S, at the annualrental of sixty ($00.00) dollars.

ALSO alt Intel est of said mortgagorIn and under that certain license granted by tho Commissioner ot PublicLands to said T. F. Lansing by Instrnment In writing, dated November 1st,1900, for n right of way for a plpo linoat said Walaholo from tbo land dc- -

scribed In L. C. A war.) 7C3C, It. P. GSI1,

Ap. 3, to tho laud described In L. C.

Award 8I87D, Ap. 1, H. P. 3037, asishown on Public Lands .Map No. si, forthe term of thirty years for tho con- -

Blderntlon of ten ($10.00) dollars perannum.

ALSO all tho Interest of said niort.gngor In and under a certnln ngrce- -

ment between 1 U aiccanuiesa anusaid T. F. Lancing, dated December 11,

190il, for thu division of certnln waterat said Walaholo for tho term of tenjeani.

ALSO a perpetual right of way 13

feet wldo over and across tho land otII. F. Wlchmnn at said Walaholo fromthu Government Itoad to the lands ofsaid mortgagor in tho rear.

ALSO all buildings nnd Improvements on said lands, Including a rice.mill and machinery nnd agriculturalImplements, nlso 9 horses, 1 mule, ljoxen. 1 calf. 2 waggons. 1 bullock cart.working harness and double harness; ,

all rlco and paddy on said premisesand nil growing crops now growingupon any nnd all tho lands herein men-

tioned, and all other property of everydescription, comprising tho rlco planta-tion of said mortgagor with Its appur-tenances.

nrtUCE BONNY,Trustee.

Dated, Honolulu, April 13, 1904.

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PICKLESYou've surely heard about the famous Fin money pickles.No people on earth can equal the Southerners in findinggood things to cat and these arc put up in Richmond,Va., by Mrs. Kidd.

Everybody Likes Them Everybody Wants Them

Assortment consists of'Mixcd and Plain Pickles, PepperMango, Cucumber Mango, Melon Mango, Burr Cucum-bers, Walnuts and others.

Half Pints, 20cPints, - 35cQuarts, - 65c

22

SON,. LTD.

SPICED

Wholesale

Out Sale

WANTS

bookkeeper.

yesterday,

Henry May & Co. ltd.Telephones

ClosingHARDWARE, PLANTATION SUP-

PLIES, PLOWS, WINDMILLS, LAMPS, CROCKER Y,HAV1LAND CHINAWARE, PLATED WARESAFES, STOVES, PAINTS, VARNISH, OILS andSPORTING GOODS formerly carried by HAWAII-AN HARDWARE CO., must closed out at

L. E. Pinkham, Trustee,8TKCBT, NHAR QUBBN.

CAPTAIN YOUNG TRANSFERRED.

The San Francisco Chronicle, April22, states as follows: Captain II. P.Young, tmartermastcr In charge of thetransport Sheridan, Is waiting to borelieved from his position but hU

has not yet been named. Hohas been on tho Sheridan a long tlmonnd Is to return to the Quartermaster'sDepartment of tho Army.

. "BARK KATHERINE'8 TRIP.

The Chronicle, 20, contains thofollow, Ing Item: The bark St. Kathcr-In- c,

twenty-on-e days from Hllo, with acargo of 29,358 hags of sugar, exper-ienced a rough trip. For fifteen daysafter leaving tho Islands tho bark lab-

ored against heavy northeast gales, ant)lost several sails before the storm final.ly passed. No sorlous damago was donelo tho vessel.

f to c Sun o lo i

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and for Sale by

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For Want See Page Six ,

A AddreBS Tlox 681.

FOR 8ALE.

A fox terrier pup (fine breed). ApplyF. May's store, Emma St. 2753-l-

The U. S. S. which ran onthe reef off Pearl Harborgot off by her own power before the

Maul, which was sent, to heraid, arrived on the A rouple of ,

Pearl Harbor channel buoys werofound to be Ntblack

'will to find them.

The full line of

thebe once. j

FORT

April

Eo Not Be DeceivedBy u few twrnplcs. Anyone cen buy wimples,but It Is not one ccin do youWe buy our muterlul t wholeanle there-fore con you the best at theprices. Clot our prices unci compare withothers. JVo charge for examinations and nnestimate of your Assistant.

HOURS Uvs,

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Column

WANTED.

2753-t- f

Iroquois,

'steamerscene.

,thomissing. Captain

endeavor

every good work,prceslve work lowest

themwork, Lady

1 THE LATEST IMPROVED

f 1 fi 100 to 000 Candlepower.

The Cheapest andBrightest Llftht.

All Lump"ftuornn-tee- d

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UAzfraf AGENTH WANTHD

CALL ON

HAWAIIAN TRADING CO., Ltd

1142 Fort 8trtt. Love Building.

NEW - TO-DA- Y

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THEFlist Circuit, Territory or Hawaii. AtChnmliorfi; In Probate. In the Matterof the IMnto of Kawalliauniiloknhoupookaue, alias Knwalhau Malmka, latoof Honolulu, Oahii. deceased, tcslalo.Order for Notice of Hearing Petitionfor Probate of Will. A document pur-

porting to be tho last will anil testa-ment of Kawnlliauntilokalioupookane,ollna Knwalhau Malmka, deceased,having on Hie 28th day of April, A. D.

1901, been presented to said ProbatoCourt, and n petition for tho probatothereof, nml for the Issuance of letterstestamentary to Pnhla Malmka (w),hating been filed by paid Pnhla Ma-

lmka (w), It Is heieby ordered thatMonday, the lith day of June, A. D.

1901, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, attho court room of said court, at theJudiciary Building, Honolulu, Oahu, bomid the same hereby Is nppolnted thetime and place for prolng said willand hearing said application. It Isfurther ordered that notice thereof bogiven by publication once a vecl forthree Buceesslvo weeks, In Tho liven'Ing llulletln, n newspaper published In

tho English language, tho Instration to be not less than ten days pre-

vious to tho tlmo therein appointed forhearing.

Dated at Honolulu, Oahu, April 8,

A. D. 1901.GEO. D. GEAR,

Second Judge Circuit Court of theKlrst Circuit.

Attest: J. A. THOMPSON, Clerk.Holmes & Stanley for petitioner.

2753 Apr. 29; May 0, 13, 20.

NOTICE.

CHANGE IN 8AILINQ.TIME OF 8. S.

"LIKELIKE."

Tho steamer "Likellko" ill sailfrom Honolulu on Mondays at 6 p. in.for Kaunak&kal, Lohalna, Kaanapai,Kamalo, Pukoo, Halawa, Wailau, Pele-kun-

and Kalaupapa. Returning willnrrivo at Honolulu on Tuesday nights.

Salting from Honolulu every Wedncsdny at 5 p. m. will touch at Hono- -

lua, Kaanapall, Lahatna, Olowalu,Klhcl, Manele, Kcawakapu. Return'Ing will touch nt Lahalna, Pukoo,

and Kaunakakal; arriving at Ho-

nolulu on Friday nights.Provided freight offers.

Will sail for Kahoolawo the firstWednesday of every month providedsufficient Inducement offers.

Tho abovo schedule Is subject tochango without notice.

Tho steamer "Likellko" Is new, fast,commodious, and fitted with all mod-ern Improvements. Tho Island of

Is one of tho most beautiful ofthe group, and to those desiring ashort sea trip, ever inducement Is of-

fered.Tickets for tbe round trip sailing on

Monday, $12.00.Tickets for the round trip sailing on

Wednesday, $10.00.WILDER'S STEAMSHIP CO..

Office, cor. Fort and Queen Sts.i

MONGOLIA'S CARGO.

cargo of 15,000 tons of freight,larger than any that ever left this port,Is already In sight for tho Pacific MallCompany's huge liner Mongolia sched- -'1''"1 to sal) for Hongkong on May 7th,8avs tho Chronicle of April 22. Thesteamer is to come out or my uocic onSunday morning, and the task of load.Ing her will begin Moiulay morning.Passengers will bo numerous on thoMongolia, which will on the tlato mentioned begin her maiden voyuge.

i

THE MISSION CHILDREN 80CIETY.

All members of the Hawaiian Mis- -

Jslon Children's Society are requestedlo lie present at the annual meeting atPauahl Hall, Oahu College, on Satur-day evening, April 30th. The businessmeeting will open nt half post seyen,V'hen reports will be rend, officers elect-ed antHolher business done. AfterwardUicre'Svill ho' music, Refreshments, nnd

In gnee-ty- l good time. ,,.

mthlllt rflfll.

2)5 HOTEL Sr.,rpr.Yuns Hotel

THE EXPERT DENTISTS,

AjjumJejito

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MoonKIM

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Full moon April 29tk at 0:05 p. m.Tides from the United States Coaat

and Ocodctlc Survey Tables.Tbe tides at Kahulul and Hllo occur

about an hour earlier than at Ho-

nolulu, vl

ARRIVED.

Thursday, April 28.

Am. bkt. Kllkltat, Darrct, 23 daysfiom Port Ludlow.

Schr. Ada, from Oahu ports.Stmr. .1. A. Cummins, Scurlc, from

Koolau poits.Friday, April 29.

O. S. S. Alameda. Dowdell, from SanFrancisco, at 7: 13 a. m.

Am. bkt. Aurora, Jorgcnscn, 19 daysfioui Newcastle" nt 11:15 a. ni.

DEPARTED;

Thursday, April 28.

Stmr. Mlkalml.1, Orcgoiy, for Kauatports.

Friday, April 29.Stmr. Mnuna I.oa, Hlmerson, for

Maul, Kona nnd Kmi poits, at 12 in.Am. bkt. Irmgaid, Schmidt, for San

Francisco, at 1:30 p. tn.I 9

Q SAIL TODAY.

Stmr. Maul, Uennctt, forMaalaea, Kawnlhne, Mabuko'na,

and Hllo; mall and pussen-r.ti- H

only, nt 5 p. m.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From San Franclsio, per S. S. Ala-

meda, April 29. Alias B. Andiews, I

AndrcwB, C. C. Darns, Mies H. L.Mains, Mrs. O. W. Cnrr, Miss A. U.

Curr, Miss C. M. Carr, Mrs. Wm. Cat-lers-

and child, T. T. Chae, WalterClark, Mis. Clark, Sam Coombs, Mrs.Coombs, J. J. Correll, Mrs. Correll andinfant, W. 11. Douglas, II. L. Downey,V. Flahcr, E. Gardiner, R. Gardiner, I).

U. Holt, Miss Dora Jayne, A. 11. MofTltt,M. M. O'Shaugbnessy. 0. It. Plrlc, Ed.l'ollltz, R. D. Uockwltz, A. llosenwald,E. M. Walsh, Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. a, K.Wilder.

.

mBY PETERS

OiI ok mMr. Pclcrs of the Messenger Service

tailed at the llulletln offlce this morn-ing and showed a list of nnmes of peo.pie about town for w horn he had boughtbeats for the Ahkund of Swat. The Im-

pression has got abroad that Peterswas speculating or buying for spec-

ulators. The seats he bought were nlurge number of Individual orders, andthe occasion of his sitting up nil nightto be on hand at the opening of tho1kx office was the threat of an opposi-

tion messenger bervlte to get ahead ofhim. Peters will buy scats for anyperformance for people who placo ord-ers with him. In each instance thepeople selected their seats from a copyof the box plan and Peters was on handIn All his orders. It Is apparent fromthe number of seats bought by variousIndividuals that thero was no buyingfor speculation. The people anticipat-ed n rush and those particular abouttheir seats got In early, placing theirorders through Peters, to be saved thoannoyance of long stttndlng In line.

FUiWOFliWIlDIRThe funeral of lato Judge Gardner

K. Wilder will take place from thofamily residence on Pensacola streetat 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Rev.Y. M, Klncald will conduct the service

nnd Mrs. Tcnney, will arrange thomusic. The pall bearers aro A. M.Drown, K. A. Mclnerny, A. J. Campbell,Judge Stanley, Associate Justice Gal-binl- th

and Eben jov. Tbe intermentwill he In the family plot at Nuuanucemetery,

REAL E8TATE TRANSACTIONS

Filed for Record April 8.S A niillck M Q Sackwitz ....J H Schnack Jno Telxelra . . .

L West Bayers et al D D DoyleFiled for Record April 29.

Edmund II Hart comr Henry 8m IthIr

M I Drown L I Lnno , ,..,PUNAHOU LINE-UP- .

Tho llno-ii- p nnd bntllng order of thoPiinnhoii baseball team In the game

will be ng follows; Woods,lh.; Forbes, cf.; Stcero, 2b.; Llshman,ss.: llcmenwoy, rf.; Tucker, If.; Har-dee, p.; Soper, 3b.; Robinson, c.

A,re RAIIN-TldH- T but not airtightand so will NOT OVERHEATyou.

SUMMERr 0:isaSrenfette Raglans

Just to hand on all the

'AC $12.50Also, something new in .

' Oravenett.QIpth.,,AND

'Cravenette' AlpacaBy the yard. Ask to see them.

WHITNEYL

STOCK YARDS STABLES

liascball season is here. Get in line and hire Lewis' e tallyho,Toko In tho baseball game; only $1, Including a nice reserved' seat.

t' ' b,

Tel. Blue 3143. E. hH-EWI-S Manager.

Distillate'

VON HAMM-YOUH- C CO,, LTD,

We've Got Them On

Oar List.

HERE THEY ARE:

''MONONGAHELA"8 years old, $3.00 per gallon; a mild

blend of "Old Kentucky".

"CUNNINGHAM SOUR MASH"10 years old, $4.00 per gallon; will

please the most fastidious.

"KELLOGG" A. A. BOURBON12 years old, $5.50 per gallon; tho

cream of perfection. You remem-ber tha taste.

Thos.F.McTighe&Co.,TEL. MAIN 140. 93 & 95 KING ST.

P. O, BOX 755.

CHICKENSAre guarded against diseasesand cured of

Sore Heads

By Feeding Them

"WELLS' SORE HEAD CURE"

It makes strong, liealthv poul-- "

try. Also actsas a tonic.

'25c Package 30c by Mail

tSelllne Anents

Chambers Drue Go.LIMITED.

. Cop. Fort and King Streets?

b EA8IER.r First Crook: I. was at tho rneo trackyestorday, and made over a hundred,

J Second Crook: Picking winners?First Crook: No; pockets. Chi

cago Journal.

iV, HWEIQHT

newest cuts. From

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& MARSH

THE ORPHEUM

8ATURDAY NIGHT, APRIL 30th,

Dave BairpyVS. v

Cyclone Kelly15 ROUNDS

Marquis of Queensbury Rules.Weight, 160 Pound.

Also the following First-clas- s Prelimi-naries:

FREITA8 vs. 80ARE84 rounds at 118 pounds.

BATE8 vs. MATTOX4 rounds at 150 pounds.

MODLIN vs. NEILL6 rounds 6

For the Lightweight Championship.

PRICE8:Stage, $2.60; Orchestra, $2.00; Dress

Circle, $1.30; Gallery, 50c.Sale of scats opens Thursday morn-

ing at Orphcum Dox Office. "'

Hawaiian

Lauhala MatsMADE TO ORDER. !

iApy. size mesh from on

ejflhth Inch up an Inch and a j

quarter. i

IFor further Information and

pricey .wrlto lo ltlfd; Under-

signed.

G. W. McDougall,'5 P0Stp.C0t

Hookena, South Kona Hawaii,

Weekly Edition of the Bulletin, $1per year.

Homer Pigeons

At AuctionON SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1904,

AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON,

At my salesroom, Kaalmraarju St., IwiUicll at Public AuctlonVfavfew pairof choice Homer or Carrier Pigeons.

i

.1A8. F.'mORGAN..

- n1 V AUCTIONEER.

Auction Sale'W'-w- - i

tn -

Horses and Carriagesr

' V

ON SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1904, '

AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON,t

At Drewcr's Wharf, foot of Nuuanustreet, I will sell at Public Auction:

4 Horses and Mares, broken to har-ness,

2 Marcs,3 Jackasses,2 Row Boats,Several pieces of Koa Lumber,Also 1 O'llrlon Top Buggy In good

order.l

JAS. F. MORGAN.AUCTIONEER.

Auction SaleOF

Household Fur;ii1ureON MONDAY, MAY 2,

AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.,At the residence of Mrs. Kennedy, No.8 Union St., I will sell at Public Auc-

tion, all ot the household Jurnlturocomprising:

Iron Dcds, Spring Mnttrcss,Oak Metis, Spring Mattress,Bureaus, Washstauds,Rockers, Wicker Chairs,Marble Top Table,Dining-roo- Chairs,1 Singer Sowing Machine,Lounge, Meat Safe, Dining Table,Crockery. 1 Wood Stovo In good

ortlt.',Garden Hose, Plants,1 PcUluma Incubator, holds 130 eggsAlso n brooder.

Jas. F. Morgan, 4' AUCTIONEER.

Hawaiian Opera Boose

' MAY 5 and 7, 1904.

THE NEW AND MUSI-

CAL COMEDY,

The Ahkund of SwatBy BEA8LEY AND BARTON.

NEW MU8IC, NEW DANCES,

BEAUTIFUL C08TUMES,

ONE BIG LAUGH PROM START TO

FINISH!

BO PEOPLE 50

HONOLULU'8 BE8T AMATEURS.

Tickets on salt at Wall, Nichols Co.

Prices, $1.50, $1, 75c. and 50c.

Across the Continenton the

NEWOVERLAND

LIMITEDCHICAGO la

LESS THAN 3 DAYSNEW YORK

t 3DAYSJO0URSLUXURIOUS

JiUVERY DAY TRAIN

Bath, 'Jarber, Buffet, Library,Electee .Reading Lsmpaln y

Booth, Observation Car,Telephone Service.

30UTHERN PACIFIC

e. o. Mccormick,Piis'.ngsr Traffic Manager.

T. H, GOODMAN,Oentral Patatngsr Agsnt.

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