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Vol. XII. No. 2283 HONOLULU, TEttltlTORY OF HAWAII, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22. 1002 Fkiob 5 Oknta.

mot n on WW 111 1t GOVERNOR DOLE'S LETTERS UfflJM

Waives Examination But..!

Wants Matter of Baii

Considered.

COT ARGUMENT IS BEARD

IN THE POLICE COURT

DAVI3 CLAIMS AMOUNT FIXED IS

EXCESSIVE AND QUOTES

MANY AUTHORI- -

TIES.

The case of B. H. Wright on the soc-on-

complaint sworn to by Deputy Au-

dltor Henry Meyers yesterday aftertho of defendant upon hii;furnishing tho ball required on tho'tlrst chargci camo up In tho Police'Court this morning, Attorney GeorgoDavis appearing for the defendant.

Davis stated that tho defendant!waived examination as It would prob-

ably bo of little use to wada through a I

mass of evldenco In tho District Court.Davis, however, wanted to say a few.words on tho subject of tho ball to befixed on this second charge. He statedthat every man was entitled to ball,and In this case good and sufficientball had been offered. It had been saidthat the ball was not sufficient, butthat was not true; only the AttorneyGeneral and the High Sheriff did-- notcaro to take tho responsibility of ro- -

leasing the defendant.Tho presumption of Innocence was

always with tho defendant and In thiscase tho defendant was wUlhig to glvoas milch ball as he was able to fur- -

nih . ,i

"Tho High Sheriff ha. good and suf- -

..!.flelent ball, and ."."A.";.ucd Dals. Ho I

to consider thnt tho defendant wantedhis liberty to be able to prepare hisdefense. As far as counsel knew, hohad no Intention of leaving tho coun-

try. There had been numerous defal-

cations in Government circles, andWright was tho one wbo was caught.The prosecuting officers should bo

Public

notice.Doyd,

ar-

rival

powers

second

Foster

was released think conn-su-

could not one-thir- tho amount selBreckons satisfied himself

for one. should butSheriff Brownfrua-- t out

efforts handicap effectwou)a certain

fixing adduced. HoSheriff stated In mak- -

Ing tho second charge thoconsidered that bad done duty.)This second chargo was tho onennd completed amount alleged ,

to havo been taken. Tho High Shorlff ,

thought would sultablo thoball In sum twice amountleged have been taken, tho de-

fendant. found guilty, could pun-

ished to an 'amount five timesthan amount question.

Dals replied that no tho,

action

proving

might and proauthorities. This permission

was given and caso went un-

til hour stnted.appeared armed

with copious from whichquoted length. Wright was

and, tes-

tified that had propertyIslands except his personal

proceeded with his author-ities, arguing fixing ball,consideration taken only

tho oxtent offense nlsofinancial status tho

Ha quoted a case In which the defend-ant, chaiged with murder, was releas-ed a ball (10,000 remarked

PACIFIC SURETY CALIFORNIA

Administrators,Appeal Costs,Attachment Realty,Assignees, -

and Clerks,Denevolent Societies,CorporationContractors,City Officials,

Governor Dole was aiked this after-noon If could state results areported Intenlew Mr. Boyd had withhim after arrival.

"I wroto a letter Mr. Cooper yes-

terday," the Governor proceeded to re-

ply, "referring to letter I wrotehim October 1st, which beenpublished, and requesting him to con-

tinue In chargo the WorksDepartment, after Mr. Boyd's return,until further

also wrote a letter Mr.which was delivered to him his

this morning, Informing' him ofInstructions to Mr. Cooper and re-

questing him to meet here."Mr. Doyd came to see and con-

sented to accept the situation."The aovernor granted a request to

gho correspondence for publication.

release

II.

to fix In on ball amounting upthat they nro It of

hoHad drow ofof wng nt lcga that

lt be Kvo wdght toto ball. nn nmlinzilpment. na.'ovldence bo

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He was next asked It Mr. Doyd had gtv- -

cn nn- - Plnatlon oftie affairs of his

'u- - "ul yU; 'vbet leave that for present,a Mr" Boy(- - ls now engaged with Mr.Cooper on

Following tho correspondence fromtho Governor's letter book:

a a a a xx n n a a it

ITopekn, Kan., Oct. 11. "Tho

United should furnish pro- -

f tectlon to Hawnllans againstf swindlers," said United Statesf Senator J. Burton, who has f

returned from Hawaii.f "Tho natives are In hard linesf Just now," continued, "because f

of that n number of al- -cged missionaries Boston

have been them what theypretended were Heaven

f for their lauus unu property. Tho fI

orally among tho more Ignorant fn.thi of the islands. Those K

f who discoveredf express towards this f I

country."t f f t-

that defendant was being treatedworse than a I

Ha also laid particular stresB on arthoOo Island enso, detenu--

v3 agan aroso and with heatto tho contrary,

Jmlg0 wcox flnaly Ul0 ba!1

$6000i gtatnB ial , dolng go ,,

rollowcd tlle takcn hy lll0 cl,cuU Coirt Dav,g jran,cdlatoly noted

anneaiAfter the case had ended, High

Sheriff Brown stated wishedto correct statement made by theAdvertiser this that badrefused to accept tho bond

Wright ob ball first charge,

Attornoy Davis added that the bondwas good and sufficient, thotax returns valued lt $9,000.

The Salvation Army heldmeetings including twoofficers' councils. for the nextyear's work on various Islandswere presented. Last themeeting places nero crowded whenceremony of "auction sale" chil-

dren took place. Tomorrow eveningbig annlversnry celebration will

bo held In V. M. A.

For baby carriages sewingchines and stovaes and safes, call onHoffschlacger Co., Ltd.

Officials,Executors,Employers,Guardians,Government Officials,Ipternal Revenue,Postofflce Officials,Receivers,Territorial Officials,Etc., Etc., Etc.

world had ever such a ball, that It was Insufficient sure-an-

that would be consld-- i ty. Tho Sheriff states that whatcred an abuse of Judicial ' tio do was decline to assume the

proposed by the High Sheriff responsibility of approving d

him of Shylock his of bond furnished, andof Ho Court to ferrcd matter the Gen-hav-

the caso continued until 11 a. m.ho up

the overtho

At 11 Davis

ho II.on stand under oath,

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of defendant.

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THE CO., OFA. V. GEAR, Agent

acts bondsman all kinds of bonds,

Bookkeepers,Officials

Officials,

matter.'

trading

ror further Information Inquire at of HONOLULU INVESMENT CO.,

JUDD BUILDINQ, MERCHANT STREET

QOVERNOR TO DOYD.

Oct. 1902.Mr. James II. Boyd, Care of Mrs. W.

L. Grieve, Oakland, Cal.Sir: It Is necessary that should

Honolulu by the first oppor-tunity. Please obteno this request.

Very respectfully,SAKFORD U. DOUG,

Qovernor T.

GOVERNOR TO COOPER.

Oct. 21st, 1902.Mr. Henry E. Cooper.

Sir:. Referring to my letter of Oc-

tober 1st, requesting "you to assume.

absence

and duties and cxcrclso and have instituted an hivestl- - by a very large number ofthe of of the accounts of tho Depart- - anxious to give greeting and

Works, as agent and person ment, Investigation la not yet back home. andduring my pleasure developed Doyd to their home In Wal-an- d

the absenco of Mr. James II. some affecting manage- - and at a little 11 o'clock, theBoyd from tho Territory,' I now re- -

continue 10 exercise suchquest.. you.. 10 . .. . . ...

ou,n,orUy ml n scnarge sucn uuuesuntil further notice even though Mr.James II. Doyd shall the mcantlmoreturn to tho Territory.

Very respectfully,SANFORD DOLE.

tin n m tt n n

NOT (HI)At o'clock on this tho day

a Jury had not been found for the trialof Olsaliuro Tanbara for murder.Judgo Esteo took recess till 1 o'clock.

Mr. Thompson for defendant hasfar exercised ten of the twenty

peremptory challenges allowed thowhile District Drcck-on- s

has on each opportunity wnlvedtho prosecution's right challenge,which comes after vaih four challeng-ed by the defense.

Those peremptorily challenged to-

day were V, H. Killjoy, Geo. Iloenltz.,W. II. Newland, James MeKengue, E.

E. Mossman, Paul Smith and J. 11.

Thcro was an amusing tlmoMr. Mossman. Ho answered all thoquestions for cause satisfactorily ex-

cept to say that he go on theJury with a handicap. Judge Kstee,tried over and over elicit from himthe nature of tho then gave

stuck this, although Mr. Breckonshad read him tho list of witnesses andho said It was tho evidence nono ofthoso to which ho referred.

Judgo Esteo declined to release himfor cause and Thompson had toexhaust ono challenge on this tales-man.

Those excused for cause this morn- -

ing were F. Atlicrton, W. It.who had "no aloha for the Japan- -

C. V. Sturtevant, T. McOrew,II. C. Morton, C. A. Mackintosh, C. II.Atherton, A. II. Otis nnd It. W. Spaul- -

ding.-

Geo, Harrison, bookkeeping In even- -Ings; 20S School street .

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compelled tho ball one lump ant to him tho remark, "Iso arrest tho ony of alleged ' smart enough to get out

defendant on a new as soon as i0 ,avo i,ccn embezzled. you."had furnlshod tho first i nigh also quoted talesman pass, Mr.

Tho Government no right to j,oritea ami argued In caso ball Thompson the nnttiro thetrate tho tho defendant to flxe(1 nn tha to the thatglvo ball. These facts ho asked tho cmbozzcd practically not Juo

consider In tho , nromlnm that mightHigh that

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Second Prize,Third Prize,Fourth Prize,

PrizeSixth Prize,Seventh Prize,Eighth Prize,Ninth '.

Prize,The ten leaders as

HEWITT ,WILLIE JOHNSONCHARLES CORREAVINCENT

MIHAERNEST MUNIZLOUIS RICHARDS

MEOIEROSMAN'L TISCHERA

WILCOX .. .,';

GOVERNOR TO DOYD.

Oct 21st, 1902,

Mr, James II. Boyd, Superintendent ofPublic Works, Honolulu, T. H.

Sir: During your from thoTorrltory matters have to light

the Department of Public Workswhich In connection withof the Treasurer, who was deputed byyou attend to your offtcla! duties,

dischargeSuperintendent their

my which themal representative which went

klkl

In

of

Hare.

handicap,

C.

cse,"

Court

In

tomade It necessary for mo to tanochargo or tho work of tho Department.

I have placed Mr. Henry E. CooperIn charge as my agent and personalrepresentative to exercise the powersanu uiscnarge me uuues 01 me pusi- -

tion of Superintendent of Public

ment of the office requiring an cxpla- -

nation . ironi.

you.. . ..

Pending sucn investigation anu ex- -

planatlon. I deem It my duty In hoInterests to retain chargo of tho

offlco and havo authclzed Mr. Cooporto continue to exercise the nnwnra anddischarge duties appertaining to

a rt u m mm it tt a tt

I BETWEEN

II, K. Harrington, In charge oft- the work of the Pacific Commer- - t

clal Cable Co, here, received by -

t today's mall a telegram from theof tho company In

New York, stating thnt all publt- -

cations In the newspapers of Ho- -

no lulu to the effort that nn agree--ment had been (ntered Into be- - 4tween tho Drltlsh Pacific CableCo. the Pacific Commercial

f Cable Co. to connect Funning with fHonolulu, were absolutely false, tThe sent word thnt

f he would like to lenrn the sourceof the Information.

t t t ttHHHt

MALICIOUS PERVERSION

OF COURT PROCEEDINGS

SURETY ON B. H. WRIGHT'S BOND

JUSTIFIED BEYOND ALLQUESTION UNDER

OATH.

Judge Gear denounces- - the report Intho Advertiser the proceedings re- -

gardlng ball for 11. II. Wright beforehim yesterday as a malicious libelmeriting rigorous prosecution. In thofirst placo tho High Sheriff, instead ofrefusing to accept the bond with An- -tonlno LonS as Burety, was shown Inopen court to have approved tho bond.

The surety legally Justified by evi- -

ooooooooo

Order 'Whitman &

the Superintendent of Public Worksuntil further notice.

I request and require you to' abstainfor the time being from alt Interfer- -

ence with Mr. Cooper in his exerciseof such authority and dcslro you tomeet me at the executive chambers assoon as may be, that you may hear thematters referred to your ad- -

ministration of tho office, and requlr- -

lug explanation, as aforesaid.

the Works friendstho gatlon of

come Mr. Mrs.and has then

matters your after

D.

12

thus

of

with

chargo Mr.ball

thatamount witness

ball

o'clock several

youcome

public

the

and

of

very respectfully,SANFORD D. DOLE,-

James II. Boyd, Superintendent ofPublic Works, returned In the Slirramis morning, accompamcj uy .nrs.Doyd. They were met at the steamer

Superintendent of Public Works camoin 10 mo unpuoi 10 comer wun uov- - ....crnor uoie.

Upon tho,,,,,

theSierra he was met aboard the tteamerby a messenger who handed him a let--ter from Governor Dole,

'in this letter the Chief Executive In- -

an st it u n tt n n :t n a n n

til II IN 'FRISCO

High Sheriff Brown receheel by this8lcrrn a letter from Detectlvo McDuf-fl- e

viho was sent to San Francisco toapprehend Wm. H. Wright. The off-

icer reports thnt he was sure from In-

vestigations made that Wright wasnot In San Francisco but the opinionseemed to prevail that he had gonedown Into Mexico. How this conclu-

sion was reached tho detectlvo failedto say.

(.)

dence under oath. It was rroved thatling's estate Is assessed to him attfinnn vnlnnllnn nnfl tlio rtttntn ofwhich It forms an undivided fifth Isworth at least 1100,000. Mr. Longtestified his belief that bis share wouldbring $10,000 nt forced sale, lt wasnot encumbered In uny way and hoowed no debts.

Under these circumstances, with thehail required fixed at $1000, JudgoGear had no other option than to ap-

prove the bond.After Wright's release on tho origin-

al charge, the Attorney General toldhim n utirrnnt nn nnntlier rhnrirp fnrhis arrest as In the hands of theHigh Sheriff. Wright forthwith wentto tho police station nnd gave himselfup.

The new complaint proved to bo

couched In tho following declarationby the Deputy Auditor:

"Henry C. Meyers, Deputy Auditor,Territory of Hawaii, being first dulysw n, says:

"That one Benjamin HaywoodWright of Honolulu, Island of Oahu,

Trlln. f ji,vnll. i.elne nn omnlnvoof ,no Department of tho governmentof tbe Tcrrtory of Hawaii, to wit:

nonnrtmrnV Pub'..i.ir Mrk in Hip nfuc W'orks of said Territory, and being(.nirnstelfliv said eovernme'nt with the,ar cllB(0dv nnd of the mon- -

eyg dcposlted In said Department of

(Continued on Pago 4.)

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Co. for Argonaut Bicycle

GOES MERRILYWith substantial gains to their numbers the Bulletin's contesting boys are selling their papers each day striv-

ing ts hold their places against their rivals, and are succeeding well, Imong the other boys whose nameshave not yet been among the first are several who are working up towards tenth place and hope soon to reach It.The standing of the ten highest boys Is as follows: V

Fifth

PrizeTenth

are follows:

ALEX

DAVID

JOHN

CHARLE'

thobsenco

on

affecting

control

Order on Hub Clothing: House for Suit of ClothesOrder on H. W. Poster for Wnlthum Watch

9IO.OO Cash$7.50 Cash

.' Thanksjjlvlnjr PigThanksslvlnn TurkeyThanksgiving Turkey

Thanksgiving ChickenThanksgiving Chicken

1158852

- 570.' 538

478, 412

343263

'. . 281, 224

formed Mr Boyd that Secrclnry of theTerritory, Henry E. Cooper, was Incharge of the Public Works Depart- -ment and would remain In that positionuntil such time as Mr. Doyd shouldmake certain explanations In connec- -tion with the work of the Public WorksoIHoc The Governor alto Btated thathe wished to see Mr. Doyd.

This letter of the Governor can beconstrued In no other way than thatMr. Doyd has been temporarily relievedof his duties us Superintendent of Publie Works.

Wlinn aAnn Ki n Hull At In rnnnrtnt I fi In

forenoon nniJ a,kcd about nIs rcturnhome, he said:

"With reference to Insinuationsthrown out that Instructions had beensent to me nnd I had not returned andfurther, that my not coming home bynn earlier boat looked as It I was stay-ing away purposely. I would say this:

"When the steamship China arrived. ...., , ..iv,. i...., Pntn Wm if........u

Wright In which he stated that H. H.'son ' j V "n"T. uMcStockerT-- k

Wr(,ht chef c,crk of Uie Deparlmentof ,,, Work bec ,uVpCnded, I

mt th ,,ookg m M gone ovcr

ed on Pago 8.)

n a a tt u a tt u u it w tt i

I

t- tti'iiiiiKiuu. new .euiiuiu, uci. yC.- -Ac Ing Premier Sir J. 0.

Ward has confirmed the reportthat the plan of the New Zealand 4- -

Government for a submarine ca- -f ble from Honolulu to Fanning f' .....fii..w.m,i1ied.f f 1 'i-f f-f i 4- f

McWHY Wto FIDMcCarthy, tho shipping man, ap

pearcd In tho Pollco Court chargedw'" hvlng threatened to commit anoff;nsc w"' violence on Frank Turk.

'u uB w PrmnuuyMcCarthy admttcd that ho had been

profane, but said that It was on y onstate occasions that ho used "ad Ian.guage. He, however, rather qualified

tho that

thinOn the McCarthy was nl- -

leged to prom Turk that howould "knock his block off andIng" him, but McCarthy swore that ho

no such Intentions. was dls-- ,

charged on this. I

I

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LAW OF PARTNERSHIPS

JUDICIALLY EXPOUNDED

3THE HAGEY PARTNERSHIP NOT

DOUND BY UNAUTHORIZED

CONTRACT MADE DY

AGENTS.

A unanimous opinion of the SupremeCourt, written by Justice Perry, ordersa trial of famous Hagcy cure..v. 7 ..- -. ...... .ri.n piiiiimmi. "innmnn Ml m.p nnrri.

tamb) T K Cowart J II KZtrlck" '- - '"'"' J- - "onenuen uco.P. Moore.'

t" went up from urstCircuit Court on exceptions, a verdict naving ueen round lor the plain-tiff against all of tho defendants. Theywere copartners In "The African, Pa- -clflc and Indian Hagcy Company," with

,,ui tinKnnn ..,.-- ..

pn(rlck nD(1 AbIe, were of CIecu.tlvo commUeo wlth salaries allottedUlcm of ,:oo mon,u Mch VroMt of,08SCg wcro to ba npuoft,oncd nmongthe shareholders In proportion to theirsubscriptions of stock, which wcrothese: T. E. Cowart, J31.710: J. It.Klrkpatrlck, t31,740; A. E. Powter.!ll,tGS; Geo. D. Moore, t'.'0C2: J. A.Magoon, $12,500; K. II. McStocker,$j000; I. C. Abies, tSOOO; DorotheaLamb, (2300. partner could disposeof his Interest without tho consent ofall the others In writing.

Cowart, Klrkpatrlck and Abiescccded t0' Ncw Zca,an(1 and AugtrFB,a

j BOmetthcro that quartcr of tu8Blobo made contract w Uanltoa

,, 0more for ,ho egtabshment ot,n8Uttlt0 t0 nperate the ,,agey curo

, Tnmn, lln,,r-- ,, ,

rnntrn..0n, rcw Qf ,Ue Mcepllon- - ar9

d h nppclIale ' but, ,, nf nlninn. iBnrthv.., , . , , ,,.

lowing abstract:A partner may represent and bind

the partnership other membersIn matters within the scope of the part

nership business.Assuming that a partner had power

to sell the right to establish and conduct institutes In certain portions oftho field owned by the partnership,nevertheless no partner as such hadauthority, In making such a sale, tobind the other partners by a contractto guarantee to the extent of 2000.

A partner has no authority to form 4new partnership to Include withinmombersblp the original partnershipor Its members.

A power of attorney authorizing

(Continued on Page 4.)

his statement when ho was reminded gatlgfacton t0 the amount of Uo tll0U.by Court ho had been arrested Band poundBi or about om AMcfnumerous times on that Identical rcmalnlDg In Tasmania some tlmo e.

He was fined $10 on tho becamo dissatisfied nnd coming tofanlty case. Honolulu l.rnm-h-t action on hU

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Wo are authorized by Mr.rred. J. Turner to sell his resi-

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MONDAYEastern Star Regular.

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TMUHSDAYPerfection Regular.

PRIOAYHawaiian Third Degree.

SA'IUHOAYRote Croix 18th Degree

All visiting members of the or-

der are cordially Invited to at-

tend meetings of local lodges.

HARMONY1 LODGE, NO. 3, I. O. O. F.

MhU every Monday ovenlng at 7:10A Jtarmony Hall. King street.

a. L. CUTTING, N. G.

B. R. IIENDIIY, Uecretary.dl risking brother very cordially

fcTltsd.

MYSTIC LODGE NO. 2, K. of P.

Meets every Tuesday evening at 7:30o'clock In Harmcny Hall, King street,yiiltlng brothers cordially Invited to,ttend.

II. II. WILLIAMS, C. C.

A. E. MUHPHY, K. R. ti.

OAHU LODGE, No. 7, K. of P.

KmU every Friday evening at liar-saea- y

Hall, King street, at 7:30. Mem-

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

ers cordially Invited.F. W. DUNNE, C.C.ED. C. ALDR1CH,

K. of R. & S.

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

Meets every Saturday evening at7:10 o'clock In Harmony Hall, Kingstreet. Visiting brothers cordially d

to attend.C. M. V. FORSTER, C.C.D. S. GREGORY, K.R S.

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

Honolulu Lodge No. C16, D. P. O. E,will meet In their new ball, on Millerand Berctanla streets, every Fridayrealng.

By order of the E. ILD. L. CONKLINO,

f. M. BROOKS, E R. Secretary,

THEOSOPHICAL 80CIETY.

Mr THOMAS PRIME will lecture onMAN'S PLACE IN THE UNIVERSEThursday, Oct. 23d, 1902, at 8 p. ra., atARION HALL (back of Opera Houso) .

A cordial welcome extended to all.Library open Friday, 3 to 4 o'clock.

MARY D. HENDRICKS,President AJoha Dranch, T. S. -

B. W. Quinn,modernplumbing

Patrenago of Owners, Architectsand Builders solicited.

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French Laundpy6uj, Corner of Deretanla Avenueand Punchbowl Street.

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J. ABADIE, Proprietor.Telepnono Dlue 3552.

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WHOLESALE GROCERSAND WINE MERCHANTS.

22J Queen St., Honolulu, H. I

TheNEWENGLANDBAKERY

have enlarged and refitted theirpopular Dining Room In order toaccommodate their many cus-tomers.

handsomeprivateroomsfor ladles, with Electric Lightsand Fans Cool and Pleasant.

LIGHT LUNCHEON

served, suitable for this climateand at such prices that only aFirst-Clas- s Dakery could affordto make, Including tho finest cupof coffee In the city.

. . . GIVE US A CALL.

For RentOn GREEN ST , two story house,

with 3 bedrooms, new plumbing con-

nected with sewer. $40 per month.

Fop SaleTwo building lots In the COLLEGE

HILLS, about aero each. Theselots lmo the highest elevation of en-

tire tract, and will bo sold for whatthey originally cost.

Fop Sale41 lip. gas engine, In good condl

tlon.

Castle & LansdaleREAL ESTATE AND IN8UR-- I

ANCE AGENTS; INVESTMENT8.

506-50- 7 Stangenwald Building.Telephone Main 70.

Search the Cellars

Warehouses

and nil the LIQUOR STORESIn town an thoroughly ohyou mny, you'll fall to dis-cover any liquor to equal

OUR "OLD BLEND

SCOTCH WHISKEY"

It lias been the favorite ofgood Judges tor years, andIt Is pretty sure to suit you.

$5.00 a gallon, - delivered

Demijohns only 25 cts extra

money refundedwhen - returned

HoffschlaegerCoLIMITED.

25 King St., - near Bethel

U1A 1 i. C- -11UI1U1U1U 111 VCSLIUCUL LU

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Real Estate and

Insurance Agents

OFFICERS:A. V. Gear PresidentHenry Smith Vice PresidentEmmett May SecretaryJ. i. nsner TreasurerJ. D. Holt JW. O. Ashley )JudltrrT. E. Wall )

JUDD BUILDING, MERCHANT SI

PROPERTY BOUGHT AND 80LDJLIFE, FIRE, MARINE AND PLATEQLA88 IN8URANCE.

Fred. L.WaldronBROKER AND

COMMISSION MERCHANT.

F. O. Box 563; Tel Blue 7(1; Rookt, Sprecke's Bulldttc.

P. H. BurnetteAgent to Grant Marriage Licenses.Notary Public and Typewriter.Real Estate, Insurance, Collections.

Office, 79 Merchant 8treet, Honolulu.

B. BERGERSEN,

the old Sewing Machine Agent, Is stillin business at 942 BETHEL 8TREET,Honolulu.

8tock on Hand Standard, Domes-tic, National, Seamstress, New Horn,Household, Expert and Vlnrfex.

Call and see. Try and buy.

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EVENINO MVVLBTm, KOWOMJLTS, T, II., 'WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22, 1902.

LOCAL AND GENERAL

New York, Oct 15. Sugar Raw,steady; Fair Refining, 3e; Centrifu-gal, 96 test, 3 Molansca 8113a- -,

2 Refined was quiet and steady.

Read "Wants" on pago 6.

Long, Cold Lcm-- o 5 cents at the Mil-

ler Candy Co.Arthur Wilder has been 111 for a

couple of necks.Mrs. Robert Wilcox Is confined to

her home by Illness.Kona coffeo to be good must be pure.

C. J. Day sells It; 25c per lb.Register today 10c for a glass 01

Rohcmlan Uccr nt tho Pantheon.PEERLESS PRESERVING PAINT

nlll give better satisfaction than anyother.

Itlank books of all sorts, ledgers, etc.manufactured by tho Bulletin Publish-ing Company.

Letters & Cooke hao an elegantstock of new wall paper which they arepleased to shon to lsltors.

Allan W. J. Judd, Henry P. Judd andMr. and Mrs. E. A. Frnser wcro amongthe returning kamaalnas In the Peru.

Dr. W. J. Galbrnlth, who left for theCoast several weeks ago on business,returned home in the Sierra this morn-ing.

Attorney A. O. M. Robertson, wholeft In the Sonoma estcrday afternoonfor San Francisco will be gone for amonth.

Work has been commenced at thoWalklkl end of the conduit which Is tohold the cable leading Into the Youngbuilding.

Corns nnd Ingrowing nails success-fully treated without pain. Dr. Bogle,Oregon block, Hotel street. OfOce hours1 to 5 p. m.

Among the passengers In the Sono-ma jestcrday was E. E. l'axton of Dill-ingham & Co., who will be gone a shorttime on a business trip.

Harry O. Wooten has accepted a po-

sition In the water works department.He is now the engineer In charge ofthe llcrctanla pumping station.

Tho chairmen of the committees forthe Gypsy Encampment arc requestedto meet nt Mrs. Tenney's residenceThursday October 23, nt 10 a. m.

The celebration of the 23th annlter-str- y

of the connection of V. C. Roewith tho Honolulu Iron Works willtake place nt the Roe home this een-In-

A ltiau In honor of the first birthdayof the tttln eons of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. K.Lewis of I'awnn will be glxcn on Sat-urday cu-nln- commencing nt 7.30o'clock.

I'atronlzo homo Industry; when )ouneed starch, order Pla, or Hawaiianttnrch. All grocers keep It for sale;costs no more nnd Is superior to anyimported.

Joe McKlnnon, night clerk nt the re-

ceiving stntlon, returned In the Sierratoday after n pleasant Islt with hispeople on the Coast. He will resumehis duties nt the police stntlon atonce.

The nlrcless telegraph service Is nowopen for business to Mahukona and allpoints on Hawaii and Maul. Tele-grams will be received at the Inter-Islan- d

Telegraph Company's office, IIKnahumanu street.

Among the knmaalnns who returnedin the Sierra this morning were thofollow Ing: Mrs. R. W. Anderson, O.P. CaBtle, W. II. Castle Jr.. Mrs. Cas-tle, F. S. Dodge, Mr. and Jlrs. R. W.Filler, C A Grnliam, Mrs J. OrlecJ F Haikfcld. C. II. Hall, Mr. nnd Mrs.Q W Hons of Wnlliiku, Mr. nnd Mrs.Trank W Hustace, Mr. and Mrs. T. K.James, J S. McCnndless, Mrs, A. II.Otis. Mrs. II. K. Pratt, Miss M Pratt,J. L. Robertson, C. Du Ilol, Col. J. II.Soper, S. E. P. Tnylor, Mrs. J. L. Tor-Lcr- t,

lilts Ward, Mr. nnd Mrs. P. HRurnette nnd Mrs. r. W McChcsney.

TENNIS DOUBLES.

The entries for the Pacific TennisClub tournnment In doubles closedjestcrday at 5 o'clock at Pearson &Potter's. There were eight teamsbooked for play. Tho drawing placestho games ns follows: Illckncll andBockus s . Lansdale and Derby;Adams and Brock s. Marx nnd Ander-son; King nnd Smith s. Greenwell andGirvln; Cunha and Elston vs. Harri-son and Mott-Smlt- There will bofour matches this afternoon two at I

and two at G o'clock. The first will bethe Ailnms-Broc- andtho Dicknell-Bocku- s, Lnnsdale-Deru- y

games. The second will bo the Cuna-Elsto-

Hnrrlson-Mott-Sralt- and thoKing-Smit- Grecnwell-Glnl- n games.All matches will take place on the Pa-cific Tennis Club courts.

The finals will probably take placeon Friday nnd the championship matchwill be plned some time next week.On Saturday there will be the gyjiByencampment at the Tcnney home, withwhich the boys do not wish to Inter-fere.

ST0CK8 IN SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco, Oct, 15. Hawaiiansugar stocks closed today as follows:

Bid. Ask.Hana Plan 4

Haw. Com 33V4 314Honokan 124 13Hutch. S. P 13V4 13,4Kllauen 7Makawcll 22 22'iOnomea 10 20UPaauhau 134 14

Sales 15 Haw Com.. 33.75 40Hutch. S. P., 13 25; 110 Makawcll,22.25; 25 Onomea, 20; 20 Paauhau,13 50; 30 Hutch. S. P., 13.12',; 50 Ono-mea, 20; 5 Paauhau, 13 50.

HUM I 1YELEYEN MEN THUS FAR

PASSED FOR CAUSE

ALLEGED MURDERER'S COUNSEL

OVERRULED IN REQUEST--""

FOR TWO DAYS'

DELAY.

When the, Federal Court resumed itscessions at 2 p. m. )estcrdny, MarshalHendry made return of eighteen tales-men out of the twenty In the special

cnlro for tho Tnnhara murder trial.At 3:25 the twelfth Juror wag passed

for cause.District Attorney IlrccKons wahed

the first challenge for the prosecution,when Judge Estec said the defensethen had the privilege of exercising thefirst four of Its challenges.

Mr. Thompson excused II. W. Greennnd Arthur Berg was called but excused for cause. He did not think hecould get rid of first Impressions.

M. G. Slha was called but excusedfor. objection to the death penalty. A.W. Pearson did not bellce that anyof tho Oriental, or tho averago Orien-tal, had the proper appreciation of thesacrcdness of our oath, and ho was ex-

cused for cause. Herbert E. Gares waspassed for cause.

John M. Davis was excused by thedefense nnd John L. Glllllnnd was call-c'- d.

Answering the District Attorneyhe said A. R. Cunha, an attache of thelaw office of Mr. Thompson's firm butthat would not bias him for the de-

fendant. Judge Estco said the rela-tionship was within the third degreennd excused the talesman.

Paul Smith was called when Mr.Thompson Interposed a request for nlist of the tnlesmcn and two full da)for its consideration before going totrial, saying the statutes gavo thatprMIegc.

"Well, thnt Is necr done except Ir.the ense of the first list of Jurors," theJudge ruled; "the motion Is denied."

After the talesmen had passed forcause, Mr Thompson objected to theJuror 011 the ground that the defensewas entitled to the list. Judge Esteeocrruled the objection, lng "ThatIs not what tho statute Is for at alt.It Is to expedite trials, not to hinderthem. If we nllow- - that we would nc-e- r

hno anj tilnl." An exception wasallowed,

J. II. d'AImcldn was the third Jurorchallenged by the defense.

Judge Estee, It being 4 o'clock, an-

nounced thnt tho court would adjournuntil 10 o clock this morning. Hechanged the hour to 9, at the requestof Mr. Brcckons, for the purposes ofanother case but excused the Jurorsuntil 10. All Jurors excused for thistrlnl were let off until Monday morn-ing.

Judge Esteo directed that the Jurorspassed for cause should bo taken Incharge by the Marshal and not allowedto separate nor hold communicationwith others alvmt the case. MrThompson offered to waive this strict-ness on behalf of the defendant, butthe Judge would not accept the waiver."Take them to the hotel, where theywill get a square meal," he ordered andDeputy Marshal Handy being sworntook them In charge.

The elccn men pissed for cause arc:F. H. Kllbey C. II. Brown. W. II. Wil-kinson, W F. Sabln, W. T. Smith. EII Frlel, T H. Hughes, M J. Illsscll,Georrc Roenltz, Herbert E. Gares andPat.) Smith.

Bible Barred Out

Of Public SchoolsLincoln, Neb, Oct. 9. By an opin-

ion rendered this eentng by tho Ne-

braska Supreme Court, tho reading oftho Bible and singing of sacred songsIn public schools of the Stato aro pro-hibited. Tho case is one appealedfrom the District Court of Gago coun-ty, and the lower court Is reversed.The plaintiff In tho original action IsDaniel Freeman, who claims to be thofirst homesteader In tho United States.He began proceedings four years ngoagalnBt tho directors of his homo dis-trict school, but was beaten In everytilal in tho lower courts.

The syllabus of tho opinion render-ed today sajs: "Tho exercise by ateacher In school, In tho school build-ing, In school hours, and In tho pres-ence of the pupils, consisting of thoreading of passages from tho Blblo andIn singing of songs and hmns and of-

fering prayer to tho Deity, In accord-ance with the doctrines, beliefs, cus-toms or usages of sectarian churchesor religious organizations, Is forbiddenby tho Constitution of tho Stato."

The decision of the thrco Judges Isunanimous. They add that It Is notin accordance with their personalwishes, but It Is tho law of the State,Continuing, tho opinion says: "To permlt tho use of tho Blblo would bo tomako a bid for tho sectarian and paro-

chial school, and thereby aim a blowat tho public Bchool system."

TO LAUNCH PUAKO.

San Francisco, Oct. 14 At 1 o'clocknext Saturday nftemoon Hind, Rolph

. Co.'s now barkentlnoPuako, built by W. A. Boolo S. Son, willbo launched from tho builders' artl atOakland, Miss Godfrey having thohonor of christening tho cssel. ManyInvitations for tho ecnt havo been Issued.

Ara)

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LOTS FOR SALEIn Koplolanl ParkAddition and nKnllhl

DAVID DAYTON117 MERCHANi 8TREET.

Public Typewritingby Miss Ella Dayton

If7 Manufactured from

1 J l--Y pure distilled water

Delivered to any part ofcity by courteous drivers.

Oalin Ice and Electric CoKewalo. Telephone Blue 3151.

HOFFMAN & MARKHAM.

Honolnln Iron Works.

Improved and modem SUOAR MA3HINEIIY of every capae'ty and A

Krlptlon made to order. Boiler worktnd RIVETED PIPES for irrlfatloipurpose! specialty. Particular atteatlon paid to JOB WORK, and repair)sxecnted at shortest notice.

Drs. Day and Wood166 BERETANIA 8T.

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o a m. to a p m. 0 to 1 a mT jo to 8 jo p m f to 4 tn.

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Telephone Blue 991,

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Offices Rooms 208-20- Boston buildlog. Fort Street.

Telephones Office, Main 385; RetIdence, White 2861.

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DENTISTS.

Love Building, Fort StreetHours, t to 4. Telephone MsJf 'ItI. F. BERTBLMAN'8

Carpenter Rhop18 - MOVED

To rear ot old stand. Entrants raKing street. Ordtis left at either sitjor office at John Nott's store, Elajttrest, will receive prompt attention.

The Bulletin, 75 cen per mqnth.month.

ABSOLUTELY

PURE

That's what you get whenyou buy

Primo LagerIt Is made of the very

best barley malt and hopsproperly aged, and Is

guaranteed absolutelypure.

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MAIN 341

NEW SHIPMENT OF

DEERDeer

CREMO CIGARSRECEIVED

The uniform good quality has sustained their reputation,quickly gained, as THE BEST NICKEL CIGAR IN )THE MARKET.

H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd. Y

Sole Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.

Porter Furniture Co.First-cla- ss FURNITURE ol all descrip-

tions. Upholstering Department un-

equalled in the City. Now located in the

FISHER BLOCK,Fort

PORTER FURNITURE CO., LTD.

They Sellon Sight

OUR WALL PAPERS DO

Neor hefore hao wo hadsuch a beautiful lino ot fancyand low priced wall papers aswo hare at the present time.

Designs are all new and ele-

gant. Como and seo them. Wotalte great pleasure In showingthorn. Do sure also to get onoof our hamlsomo little bookletsabout wall paper. Tbey arefree for the asking.

LEWERS & COOKE

LIMITED.

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and Grocery.

FRUITS AND VEGETABLESBersUnla Street, Corner Alaksa,

'Phono Blue 2811.ALSO AT TUB

FISHMARKETMEAT STALLS 19 AND 20.

AH PAT & CO.,1358 Fort 8L above Orpheum.

MERCHANT TAILORS,AH PAT, expert cutter, late foreman

I. D. Tregloan. Sulta latest styles and-- cd fit Cleaning and reoalrlng.

Artistic Floral Piecesof any design made to orderat short notlco by tho KINQ8T. FLORIST, also CUTFLOWERS.

T. C. McGUIRE

Bruce CartwrightGeneral Manager of

THE EQUITABLE LIFEA8SURANCE SOCIETY

Of the United States for theHawaiian islands...

OFFICE, Merchant Street, Honolulu.KAAHUMANU 8TRET.

Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin

8treet, opp. Love Building.

WHITE

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LIMAWATER

A fresh supply Is on hand and

for sale by your druggist or

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DISTRIBUTING AQENT8.

CIGARSLa Rosa Esnanola. Shrine.Claus 8nreckels. Adellna Paul.Belinda, El Contlnente, Alfonso,uuc ae Aioa, Flor de Alberto, )La Christina, Nathan Hale,

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SA7SG CHANMERCHANT TAILOR

file English and American Goods

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8AN FRANCISCO.It on. ol the Bl LoJln llouui In SinFimcIko conveniently locittd to the center ol trecity llwalrei etc, too en mite inj tingle,cventnlnffc can and neit

Howard 8t. electric cars pass the door.

Flro Job Prlntlnn at the Bulletinflee.

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EVENING T. H., WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22, 1902.

David Lawrence & Co., Ltd.Sovbdto ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING

V

N. S. SACHS'DRY GOODS COMPANY

' OUR ART

DEPARTMENT

Right up-- to now in every particular,

Wo talo a pardonnbto nmount of pride In this andhavo a line which at tho prosont time nas no equal In tho city. Ourassortment Included the very newest things out and Isnow ready to ho shown.

New and Attractive Designsof cushion tops and stamped lin-

ens. Center pieces, tea cloths,runners, tray clothe, doylies, etc.

A Fine Assortmentof handsome embroidered anddrawn-wor- pieces.

Battenberg and

Point Lace Braids

in complcto assortment andrings In all slzeo.

STAMPED PATTERNS

In and point lace, bo-

leros, handkerchiefs, tea cloths,center pieces, doylies, and apretty line of lace edgings andinsertions.

JUST OPENED

a new line of Sllkollnes, Creton-nes and Art Denims.

SILKOLINES

of the very latest designs at 15cper yard and 6 yards for $1.

Art

excellent rango of patterns;C yards for J1.00.

CRETONNES

Entire new line, width 31 In.,very latest patterns. 20c pr yd.

FlannelettesLargo assortment of new pat- -

terns at 10c yard.

AGENTS

PER

HONOLULU'SSTORE

CORNER FORT andBERETANIA STS.

department

everything

Battenberg

Printed Denims

Fancy

Fancy Towel Rings

and hoops for working In allsizes.

Silk cords and mercerizedcords in nil colors.

A Full Line

of embroidery silks, rope silks,Roman floss and Fllo's.

Our embroidery silks arc donoup In holders.

FANCY JEWELS and SPAN-GLES.

BURNT AND CARVED

LEATHER GOODS

A NEW DEPARTURE.This department will repay a

visit. It is on Dcrctanla St..our main store.The work

is all done on the premises andit Is exceedingly attractive.

A splendid assortment also isshown of leather goods of allkinds, Including sofa cushionsand wall pieces. Any designsmade to order.

Printed MuslinsSix yard for $1.00.

Kid GlovesIn black, white, greys and tan.

1.25 pair; every pair guaran-teed.

SPECIAL THIS WEEK

Embroidery couar tips entirelynew. 2 for 25c. They ore theregular 25c value.

GOODS CONSTANTLY ARRIVINGWo have Just opened tho handsomest line of Gauzes and Tissues

for ovcnlng wear and dinner costumes. All of the most exquislto tex-

ture. They must bo seen to bo

CONGO GNAT OILAnti-Fl- y and Antiseptic

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Sixth year of unequaled success. This oil Is pronounced the verybest on the market.

No Spray RequiredCONGO GNAT OIL has been used extensively by Louisiana su-

gar planters on their cattle and has given general satisfaction.

Price - $1.00 per gallonTHEO. H. DAVIES & Co., LimitedDISTRIBUTING

NEW

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Sell Raising Buckwheat Flour, Jello

Uneda Biscuit, Chocolate Waters, Cream

of Wheat, Cream of Chocolate, Grape

Juice, Smoked Halibut, Fresh Apples

Grapes, Nuts, Postum Cereal,, Mild

Cheese, Cheese

Salters' GroceryLarge stock of new goods ex Alameda.

Take advantage of our low

GOO KIMSp GOBDS AND GENTS' FURNISHINGS, 1116 Nuuanu St.

TWO BALLONISTS KILLED

BY THEIR CAR FALLIMQ

ROPES BROKE AND THEY FELLMANY HUNDRED FEET.

BALLOON GOES

8KYWARD.

Paris, Oct. 13. Dcbradskl, the ae-ronaut, and a companion were killedby falling from a dirigible balloon to-

day. The balloon started from thoaero station nt Vauglrlard, a suburb ofthis city, at 7:55 a. m. on a trial trip.After preliminary maneuvers with arope attachment, Dcbradskl releasedthe balloon nnd proceeded southwardat a height of 300 or 400 feot. Thopropellers of tho machlno appeared towork well. The rudder, however, wasnot quite successful. At about 9.20thoiballoon had returned to nbovo thepoint of departure and then it grad-ually mounted higher and higher un-

til It disappeared In tho clouds.About 9:30, when tho balloon was

near St. Denis, nbout Ave and a halfmiles from the center of tho city, theropes attaching the car to tho balloonbroko from somo unknown causo andthe car, with its occupants, Dcbradskland Morin, was dashed to tho ground,and the aeronauts metdeath. The balloon itself disappearedIn the clouds.

When the balloon arrived over St.Denis the aeronauts called to someworkmen In the fields nsklng tho direc-tion to Pantln. Dcbradskl and Morinwere Been moving about tho car. Sud-

denly ono of tho wire ropes broko nndthen another gave wny, and the car,weighing 880 pounds, crashed to thoground, burying tho aeronauts be-

neath It. They were crushed, legswere broken and faces wero bloody,but they were not otherwise disfigured. The bodies wero taken to St. Den-Is- .

New York, Oct. 12. A cablo ot thoHerald from Paris says: Among thonumerous types of, flying machinesnow under construction In Franco thatof M. Frederick I'llustc Is now at-

tracting much attention. Ills airshipIs completed and moves with hugowings, very bird-like- , nnd Ib mado en-

tirely of aluminum. It is of torpedoform nnd seven meters long. The mo-

tor works by means of a piston. Theroaie five braces of wings, which risennd fall altcmntely. Tho machlno dif-

fers from anything hitherto used.Aeronaut de llradsky's new airship

is expected by Its owner to outrivalSantos Dnmont'a. it Is110 feet long nnd 20 feet In diameterat the thickest part. A light woodenframework running around tho bnlloonsupports thu car on steel wires. Thecat. constructed of hollow steel tubes,Is fifty-liv- feet long, and weighs, witha motor, H00 pounds.Tho propeller Is fourteen feet In diam-

eter and can make 35u revolutions a

minute.

HIGH LIVING COSTS.

Chicago, Oct. 9. Tho cost of livinghas been discussed before tho arbitra-tion committee Bitting tho grlovnncesof the employes of tho Union TractionCompany. Tnblcs presented In behalfof tho men showed that tho prices ofthirty-seve- necessary articles hadgono up nnd fifteen decreased, whllotho street-ca- r men havo worked at thosamo wago for sixteen years.

Tho nvcrago advance In tho cost ofliving was given as 40 per pent In fivoyears. Meats Bhowod nn advancoranging from 15 to 35 per cent; houserents ran from 40 to CO per cent, whllono estlmato could bo placed on coal.Tho men urged that this heavy Increase In tho cost of living nnd the

mado In othor trades should boweighed when tho question of givingthem n higher wago scnlo is taken Intoconsideration.

A new honor awaits Minister WuTing Fang In Peking. He has beenmado a brevet metropolitan official ofPeking of tho fourth grade.

A

$20.00BELT for

$5.00The Dr. fi'X - Alden Electric "Belf(with sus- - vJm ? pensory) Is guarantee.

all the I'jrsCvs properties of the espenslve belts now sold byi1nrtnr nnd limp'. s. It gives a very

Ition? current of electrleitv and Is e.isllvrezulated. Uuund to superset o. ters. Canuc liau Hum iiic uiiuciai. ucu limy noasents; no discount, tree. AddressPlorco lilectrlc Co , 236 Post St., SnnFrar-tltc- Sent free to Hawaii (or S5.00

lAMBASSADOR HERBERT IN WASHINGTON

LaaaaaaaaaaaaaLaw 4 m mAa jiv H ,

HON. MICHAEL H. HERBERT, NEW BRITISH EMBASSADOR.The Hon. Michael Henry Herbert, who succeed the late Lord Pauncr-fo- te

ns Itrltlsh embassador to the I'nltcil States, li n much younger innntrim his predeocssor. (Hi- - linn liuil n wide experience iik n diplomat, however,having previously In the lliltlnh emhiiHsy nt Washington nnd Purls.H' wife l n daughter of HIchnnI Y. Wllonn. the New York hanker, so thatli Is connected hy marriage with the Goelets, Aston, nnd VnnderhlltH.

Washington. OcL 13. According

to nn made Saturday, SirMichael Herbert, tho new Urltlsh Em-

bassador, was presented to tho Presi-

dent today hy Secretary Hay. Thepresentation took place at tho tempor-ary White Houso on Jackson Square,and this was probably the first occa-

sion since tho White House has beenoccupied ns tho Presidential mansionthe the credentials of nn Embassadoror Minister havo been received outsideof Its doors.

Instead of calling nt the Stato Do- -

nartment first, which is tho usualcourse, the Embassador proceeded dln.xtlv in Mm tpmnnrarv White Housowith the full staff of tho embassy, In,Hiiiinmntli. uniforms. Secretary Hay.'meeting him nt this point, prcsontcdhim to President Itoosovclt In tho par- -

lor on the second fioor of the houso.The presentation was made In thousual form, with tho Important excep-

tion thnt the President, thoughrapidly toward recovery,

bedded his physician's warning and

TALK OF II SHMOQ

T DIDN'T 11Washington, I). C, Oct. 12. As-

sistant Secretary Alios, the closestman to Secretary Shaw, who Is ahsent, says the Treasury Departmentknows notldng officially of tho possi-

bility of Treasurer Wright of Hawaiihaving made off with a $140,000 check.Ho says tho United States has beenpaying off tho debt of Hawaii, amount-ing to (4,000,000, which wns assumedwhen tho islands were annexed,

A million dollars was paid In Lon-

don a year ago, and all that noware a few straggling bondhold-

ers, He recalls no such possibleamount as $140,000. When these bondsare offered to tho Government officialsIn Haw-al- l for redemption nnd surren-dered tho Government notifies tho An- -

Hank at Sun Franciscoa and that bank pays tho amount ot the

bond, being subsequently reimbursedby tho Government. If the draft fromthis bank to bondholders in Honolulu

carrier,

rnslmilMr. Alios declines to express nn '

..... i,, th rnot. uihatii.'win.lil'n. t. i.nnb nr ih rinwrnmpnt

responsible for any loss that might'occur through such an act on tho partof tho dishonest official.

Julius Jacobs, assistant treasurer ofthe States in thiscity haB not yot received official no-

tification of tho Hawaiian official's(doubts about the draft.I "These Hawaiian bonds," said ho."were tnken mostly by Hawallans.

possible thnt tho otIlnwall. having a surplus In treas-ury, invested in tho bonds nnd was

remained seated, not attempting tostand ou his wounded leg. The cere-mony was brief, consisting in tho presentation of tho now Embassador bySecretary Hay, tho delivery by thoiEmbassador of his credentials and n i

folleitous address by tho EmbnBsador1expressU o of the pleasuro It gave himto return to Washington and nn appropriate response from tho President.

That was of tho ceremony, andwhen it was over Sir Michael, whoa long-tim- friend of tho President,their acquaintance dating hack morethan ten years, accepted Mr. Moose-volt'- s

Invitation to seated, and thotwo had a long chat. Tho now Embas- -

sador will tako next rank nfter SlgnorMayer des Planches, the Italian Em- -

bassador. Tho foreign Embassies herenow rank In this order: Germany.Russia, Mexico, Italy and Great Ilrlt-al-

with Austria-Hungar- next, as Mr.Henglemtitler probably will presenthis credentials as Embassador beforethe new representative from PrancenrrUes and Is presented.

tho drnft. or warrant, from Honolulu.I hnve no Information on the matter.Certainly no such sum ns $140,000 hasbeen paid out of the Intills city on n Government warrant."

i

NEBRA8KAN AT 'FRISCO.

San Francisco, Yesterdnyafternoon the American-Hawaiia-

Company's now freight steamer Nc

braskan. Captain Delano, arrived fromNow York and went to tho company'swharf at tho foot of Sletiart street.Sho will bo converted Into an burn-er, llko her sister ship, thu Novadan,and will ply in tho trade between heroand Hawaiian ports. Tho Ncbraskan'ft New York on August 7th. St. Lu-

cia on August 15th and Coronet on Sep-

tember 13th. A stop of six days wnsmade at San Diego in order to dis-charge 1,500 tons of freight for South-ern California merchants.

CHILCOTT TO USE OIL.

San Francisco, Oct, Tho Bhlp

Marlon Chllcott, owned by the Matson

vm wiu nuiji nun iitiu hci viiiuuhold mado Into steel compnrtmeuts fortho storing of oil, after tho manneradopted In tho construction of thbarkentlno Fllerton and will usedI tHj.tan..rtll.ti ll.ln linn. fatstl lift." ui"k '""""'wallan Island portB. Tho tanks havea capacity for 15,uoo barrels.

DINKS LEAVES COPTIC.

San Francisco, Oct. John Wllllam IlliiKs, for the last three years awell known ofllcer of tho Occidentaland Oriental steamer Coptic, has sev-

ered his connection with the vessel,mid will return In a fuw days to Una- -

was sent In catu of this Wright, or If Navigation Company and recently con-I- t

enmo Into his possession. It might verted Into an oil will havo herbo possible for him to havo tho draft1 tanU8 t(,stc'1 toclay- - At thu Unlun Irml

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United

upIt Is Government

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Oct. 12.

oil

15.

bo

15.

paid Interest by tho United Stntes on hand, for the purpose, It Is said, of get-th-

amount. In that way n warrant ting married nnd settling down. Fotmight havo been sent from Washing- - a lung time ho baa been second officerton to Honolulu for $110,000 mado pay-I0- f the Coptic. Ills position will lie

to the treasurer of tho Torrltnilnl V(i by J. V. Sullivan, now on the wayGovernment, and he might bnvo taken from I.uorpool.

swi imwm Wj" '"BULLETIN, HONOLULU.

NEW

appreciated.

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prices.

Instantaneous

appointment

Who Would Live With Mule

--flffVThink of the ventilation which would be required, and yet

two ordinary kerosene lamps take as much oxygen as a mule. If

you arc at all particular about your breathing air, you need incan-

descent lamps. ,

Cost very llttlo more than oil and arc always ready for use.no smoke, no dirt, no smell. Send for our new rate card.

Hawaiian Electric Co.. LtdKlnft St , near Alnken Tel. Alain :il)0

New Shipment by the Sierraof the celebrated CRYSTAL SPRINGS UUTTERThin butter Ih made of pure cream from cows fedIn the rich alt alfiitlelds ot the finest dairy dlHtrlctof California. THIS MEANS QUALITY.

CRYSTAL SPRINGS

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KAWAIAKEAKUAvolcano this

have

mineral One

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A

100

A Veritable

Paradise S0 H artistic homes, every one

different, beautiful growing palms

and ferns, pretty streets and avenues

soft cool breezes, superb view of

Diamond Head, artesian water, and

above all, the healthiest place in

Honolulu, defines the word Para-

dise, then thats what Pawaa Tract

Watch for the sign as you go

out on the King St. Electric cars.

W. M. CAMPBELLoffice on premises, or W. M. MIN

TON,Judd Building.

We aro now paying especial attenlion to catering to Family Parties, Ro- -

ceptlonB, Weddings, etc., and the sue,'

cess that has attended our efforts topleaso, together with our reputationfor serving the best that the marketitTcrda, Is a sufficient guarantee thatwe will give you perfect satisfaction.

We have the finest display ot thebitter grade of BAKERY GOODS andIno CHOCOLATES and DON DONS

er put on exhibit here; we also carry HUYLER'S CANDIES and LOWNEY'8 CHOCOLA'i ES and DON BONS

THE ELITE ICECREAM PARLORS

Fred Harrison,CONTRACTOR ANDBUILOBR

1 .1'. Main 193.

Jobbing promptly ttnd4 U,

a ?

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From the Springs at Puns.

Arrangements have been made tpthis fine mineral water bottled II

city at the Fountain Soda Works,TERM8:

Case of 100 Bottles (pints)$8.50

One case of SO Bottles (pints)H25

rebate of One Dollar will bo madsthe return ot shipping caso and

bottles.Telephone Main 279.

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Kverytnlng first-cla- Complete lisKey West and Domestic Cigar alwayson band.

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SENATORSW. C. ACHID. P. R. ISENBERQL. L. M'CANDLESS

REPRESENTATIVESFourth District

WM. AYLETTFRANK ANDRADE8. F. CHILLINGWORTHW. W. HARRISJONAH KUMALAECARLOS A. LONG

Fifth DistrictNAINOABEN NAUKANAJ. M. EZERAHENRY VIDAJ. L. KAULUKOUJ. E. SHAW (KIMO KO)

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 22, 1902.

BOYD HERD TO BPUAK.

The nrrhal of Superintendent JasII Uojil nnd his readiness to face any.charges or Innuendoes which his crlt- -

les may have deemed (It to expressbhould set the public mind nt rest asregards the aftalrs of the Public Works

Department, which, owing to Mr

Ilovd's absence, hao furnished a topic

for Dne sided discussion.Mr. Do d Is here to speak for him-

self and his Immediate, return upon

learning tho necessity of his presence,owing to the disorganized condition of

the Government, shows that ho Is d

to meet nny charges which tho

Governor may see fit to prefer, and tho

Governor's letter delivered to Mr.

Boyd this morning, giving notice thatSecretary Cooper was In charge of tho

Public Works office. Indicates that tho

Governor has practically suspendedIJoyd" before giving him a hearing.

It Is now clear that Mr. Boyd mado

arrangements to return to bis post Im-

mediately upon learning the true con

dltlon ot affairs. He comes back to

tits duties, ready to accept wllatoverresponsibilities may bo his and refus-

ing to allow his good namo to be

smirched by the shortcomings of oth-

ers.

JUDGE GEAR LIBELLED

(Continued from Page 1.)

Public Works, did at said Honolulu,during six (G) months last prior to andIncluding the Cth day of September,A. D. 1902, take and embezzle fromsaid Department of Public Workscertain money, to wit: $1082.10, thoproperty of tho government of the Ter-

ritory of Hawaii, nnd did then nndthere wilfully, feloniously nnd fraud-ulently convert tho said money, to wit:said sum of $4982.10, to his own usoand benefit, contrary to Section 158

of the Penal Laws of 1897, of the Ter-

ritory ot Hawaii.HENRY C. MEYERS,

Subscribed and sworn to before mothis 21st day of October, A. D. 1902.

W L. WILCOX,District Magistrate.

November 'MagazinesWill BeOut On Time

New York, Oct. 12. Tho attempt oftho Pressmen's Union to prevent theIssue of November numbers of maga-rlne- s

until tho employing printersagree to nn Increase In the wages of

the striking press feeders and dis-

charge the non-unio- n men who took

their places, Is likely to be an utterfailure. Several magazines nao. anti-

cipated trouble and had already takenmeasures to secure pressmen from out

of town when tho negotiations betweentho employers and the union were bro-

ken oft.

It was said today that McClure's,

Scrlbner's and Harper's magazineswere already sure of being Issued ontime, and that tho project of gettingout most ot the other magazines, In-

cluding Munsey's and tho Century,both of which como out rather earlierthan tho rest, hud greatly Improved.

. m

The Evenfng Bulletin, 75 cents pamonth.

TITS- ymynttf, '

HVEIY RINAWAY

Shortly nftcr the nrrhal of the Sier-

ra this morning and just ns the crowdof passengers and hacks was thickestat the Oceanic dock, n horse attachedto hack 174 and drhen bv drlxer liePlllrn ftrnntntl a Croat rlnnl nf ttvpttment by exhibiting n spirited boltMagulrc xas driving his horse from must

mnuka side of the space mauka of thewharf. There Is n curb there nnd ed.

when tho hack bumped down this curbspring in the front part of the hick

broke, releasing the shafts The horse withImmediately got frightened and bolted of

cnrrlng tho shafts with It and. todragging Magulrc, who held the reins"M "Bt onto the ground,Ilpro Atnsulre Irt thn horse en nnd it nnv

dashed Into the crowd of hacks lined theon the makal side of the street j

humping Into several of them It thin lotstarted right through the dcns throng ly

hacks and people who spre.il to nilsides In great fright The horse nfter good consideration for the executionbumping Into several hacks, which of another. This refers to deals where-wer- e

being drhen nway from the wharf by, for the sale and assignment of ccrfinally landed against a phaeton whl h tain leases and sheep, Harrison obtain-stoo-

near the officer of I'eek llros. second agreement nnd, In conThe shock was so great that the sldcratlon for a third agreement, n

pushed up on tli slds-lc- d the cancellation of onwalk where It fell ocr tho runawa .on the property assigned,which wns pinned down by the The last clause refers to the foreof It. The horse which nttarhed going, thus. "It Is a sufficient considerto the phaeton had taken fright, hov -- j iitlon for an agreement that tho partyccr, and In turn ran of up Koit claiming a benefit thereunder caused tostreet. be executed n release of an encumber

Hack Inspector Smith secured the, mice standing against tho property offirst runaway while the second horse the other pirty."wns caught later. Both hack 17 and The erdlct Is sct aside and a newthe nhacton were pretty b.id'1 damaged, the latter getting a touple ofwheels smashed.

m ISJHE BEST

That Honolulu products need only tobe placed In competition beside thefinest products of the world to showtheir supremacy. This was well

by tho fact that when the

lulu jestcrday on her long ojnge totho Marshall Islands she carried awaytwo hundred nnd fifty dozen bottles ofI'rlmo Lnger beery which will mako

''c Journey of tho officers the mostpleasant or incir ions cruise.

It wn while tho Cormoran was In,)0rt tnat tlc flm tnBte ot jie iocai:brew was Indulged In nnd then .,.-- '.

Germans opened their eves with ex-

clamations of "Sehr gut" and called formore. It wns only natural thereforethat In preparing for departure, thatsomething more substantial than merememory of the most delicious beverageshould be taken with them; hence tholajlng In of a supply that would lastfor some time and that would witheach draught, convey only the most de-

lightful recollections of tho sojourn of

the Cormoran In these wntcrs.There Is no more competent a Judge

of lager beer than n aerman officer andthe Instant recognition of tho qualityand flavor speaks oluracs for theHonolulu product.

Iff II IS Off

New York, On. 18. A dispatch tovvurm iruni v iiuhuuuc, ., ,;. .

llM.tilant llthnll nf ttlP ITnltPd

Mine Workers' Union, made tho fol-

lowing announcement early today:"I have received a telegram from

President Itooscvelt advising me of thoappointment of his arbitration commis-sion. Tho convention of miners canbe held on Saturday at tho latest andcan decide to resume work on Mon-

day."One of the district presidents said"The strike Is ns good as declared

off already. Tho convention will accept Mr. Mitchell's recommendationsnnd will call off tho strike"

President Mitchell was In conferenceufter 3 o'clock with National SecretaryWilson and District Presidents Nlchollsand Tahey regarding his visit to thaPresident.

After announcing tho receipt oiPresident Roosevelt's message givingthe names of the arbitration commlsBloncrs, Mr. Mitchell wns aBked, "Is Ittime now to offer congratulations?"

"If you think we deserve It," he said,"And now I am going to bed."

ANOTHER BIO STEEL COMPANY.

Springfield, 111, Oct. 13. Secretaryof Stato Hose today licensed the Incorporation In Illinois of the AmericanSteel Foundry Company, Incorporatedunder tho laws of New Jersey, withprincipal offices In Jersey City andwith a capital stock of $40,000,000, ofwhich $3,000,000 Is in Illinois.

SUPREME COURT IN SESSION.

Wimhlnclon. Oct. 13. After tho usual summer recess the United StateBSupremo Court reconcncd today tortho October term. No business ue-- j

ond tho admission of new members of

the bar was transacted.

MISSIONARY SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Now York. Oct. 12. The subscriptions obtained at the two meetings oftho Christian MUBlonary Alliance hemtoday amounted to $00,000. llovs. A.B. Slmpton and Henry Wilson wero

the speakers. s'FUNDS FOR ZOLA STATUE.

Now York, Oct. 13 Nearly 34,000

francs hao been collected, sajs a Par-

is dispatch to tho Times by way ofLondon, for the proposed statue of thelato Emll Zola.

Fine Job printing at the Bulletin

' JWS "' r ' ","WPr'K';', iFr" rrrowEVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. II., WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22, 1902.

NEW TRIAL FOR

HAGEYCURE CASE

(Continued from Pago 1.)

cd a

was encumbrance

headwas

his

dem-

onstrated

me

agent to act for Uic principal grantedno authority to form such a new part-nership as that Just described.

General words In a power of nltornejbe construed with reference to

specified object, to be accomplish- -

Where a principal accepts the bene-fits of an unauthorized act of an agent

nctunl or constructive knowledgeall the material facts, he Is deemedhae ratified the net and Is bound

thereby, but If the acceptance be InIgnorance or under misapprehension nt

of tho rsnpnttnl rlrrnmstnnrpa nftransaction, this will absolve tho

principal from all liability by reasonany supposed nsscnt to the previous- -

unauthorized act of the agent.A cancellation of one agreement Is n

trial Is ordered.Itobertson & Wilder for plaintiff;

Kinney, tlallou & McCIanahan, J. A.Magoon and J, Llghtfoot for defend-ants.

Washington, Oct. 12. His roathighness Cliowfa Maha Vnjlravudh,the Crown Prlnco of Slam, who arrlv- -

ed In this city yesterday from NowYork, spent tho day In his apartmentsnt flm Arlfnrrtnn nml In ilrlvlrif nlinilttho city. No visitors were announced.In tho morning, accompanied by hisbrother. I'rlnco Chakrabongsec, thoSiamese Minister and ono of his nldshe drove through tho Soldiers' Homogrounds and the residence portion of,tho cltj After luncheon the Princennd the members of his party went foranother drlvo to Arlington. ThoPrince Is particularly interested Insoldier life, ho himself having a thor-ough military training.

The second tn the series of dinnersIn honor of tho rovnl visitors wbb giv-

en tonight at tho banquet hall of thoArlington. Tho Siamese Minister was,the toastmaBtcr of tho occasion, andicovers were laid for twenlv-flv- e guestsbesides tho rojnl party, Including thofollowing: Secretary Hay, SecretaryItoot, Secretary Wilson, Asslstnnt Sec-- I

rotary of Stato Hill, Assistant Secre-tary Adee, Assistant Secretary Pierce,E. V. Morgan, Colonel Slckels, Mr.Holls of New York. Mr. Nccdham,Commissioner of Patents Allen, Prof.Gore of Columbia University, GeneralHaldcrman. U. S. A., nnd Mr. Wllklns.

The tnble was nenrly hidden fromview by a profusion of American beauty and La Franco roses, nnd the ante-- J

room was a bovver of roses, chrjsan-themum-

palms nnd fcruB Toastswere drunk to tho President of theUnited States and to the SlamcsoKing, while man others of a complimentnrv nature wcro offered by thorepresentatives of tho two nations

Tomorrow tho Prlnco will go to An-

napolis to Inspect tho Naval Academy.returning to Washington nt B o'clockIn tho evening

WANT MORE SHIPS.

Washington, Oct 15. United StairsMinister How en at Caracas today etibled the Statu Department. nsKlns thatone, or, perhaps, two warships be sentto reinforce tho gunboat Marietta r

La Guayra, In lcw of the present critical situation which has arisen at theVenezuelan capital.

NEW DEAN OF WESTMINSTER.

London, Oct. 12. Rev. ChaB. Hen-

ry Robinson has been appointed deanof Westminster In succession of theRev. Giorgo Granville Bradley, who

has resigned.

REGULAR DEMOCRATIC TICKET

For DELEGATE to CONGRESS

ROBERT W. WILCOX

SENATORSDAVID KAWANANAKOAEDQAR CAYPLES8JESSE P. MAKAINAI

REPRESENTATIVES

Fourth District

C. J. MCCARTHYJNO. D. HOLT, JrGARDNER K. WILDERHARRY A. JUENJOE AEAD. KEONA

Htth District

TRANK R. HARVEYDAVID M. KUPIHEADANIEL DAMIENJ K. PAELEN K. KOU8. K. OILI

are made from the Best Grades ofwith a quantity of Aluminum,

smooth and durable castings.

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MATERIAL Ironmaking

"Garlands"Mixed

WORKMANSHIP

DURABILITY Rangelivery

CONVENIENCE

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BEST IS CHEAPEST IN END.

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO.,

BETHEL STREET,

conveniences

LTD

CHILDREN'S ENDOWMENT INSURANCEACCORDING TO

Mutual Reserve Life Company's PlanThird Largest Mutual Legal Insurance Company

in State of New York.PWnOX7".VF WT for younjt chHJreii l nol a novttf) In lifeii.LSs w itij-i- II x insurance though nut very efonlvly carried onThere Is a (trow trip demand for till methoJ f tnaklnt riUtnn fur the future olchllJren howcxer, and MU1UAL ha aJorxedthrre plans to meet this demanj UnJer the age Is limited to chtl Jren of from

to eleven eara of age anJ the policy Is paatl at the age of at. The cheapestform of policy lias an annual premium tn age from f j8 6otof8j 55,

l(h no return ot the child dies Wfore polk) at the age of atThe second lth an annual premium ranging from J40 to to $88 yi, itlpul

ates that In case the chtli dies before the full with 1 percent Interest are tn t return!

On the third plan the Is Ksued on the life of the parent vr guardian for thechild 1 benefit when nrrlt Ing at the age of at the cost dcrnjlnj; on the age of theparrnt or gardlan who la sublet to a regular This plan rm Ides thatIn cae ut tie death of the parent or gnardlan before the endowment period I reachedthe becomes at once paid up fur the face amount, payable wlvn the ttiitd Is 11

ears uldiout further U the child dies after the death of the parent orguardian all the premiums which rme been paid will be to the represen-tati- c

of the and It the parrnt or guardian survUes and tV child dies at anytime after the first year the premiums paid are returned to the former This policyI llmltid to parents or guardians from no to $4 eirs of a,ge the annual atthe age j being $,15 40 the child Is jeurs $sj 50 he Isand $34 00 at a.c 10 No other company we be1le Issues this er furm of child s

-I- NSURANCL HERALDfirst forms, no examination requiredTor estimates of the above, call on

FRANK L. WINTER, General Agent

HOME RULE

Tho Homo Rulers held a meeting atllin nnfnnrt nt T'litmn nml Hun. tlliflttllUV LUIIII.-- I U, .,.(. U..( & U.....uuBUl'l'lB mm 111IUIIB iiiubu nuu

wero tho following: JcssoMnkalnal, Cayplcss, C. J. Mc-

Carthy, Moses Kaalkaula, Sam Kama-Kal- a

and Kalllllloa.Col. dwelt the coun

ly nnd of tho HomeRule platform, stating that It was onlyby citing tho Homo ticket thatthis good for tho people could bo se-

cured It wbb tho Republicanpnrt) had a similar In its plat-

form but It wus not tho aim of thoparty work for such a measureNone tho Republican speakers badtouched upon tho Bubjcct until tauntedby the Home Rule nud Democratic candidates so to do. Other speakersdwelt tho scarcity work amongtho Hawallans being duo to tho numbcr Asiatics In tho country. Ilnneygne thlB piece of advlco: "If tho

the natives seek to bojeottyou during tho election and do not glvojolt work, let your basses believe )ounro followers tho Prince, nnd thenon election day, oto the Home Ruleticket."

MILLIONAIRE BRIBER.

Columbia, Mo, 14. JudgeHockaday called tho case ColonelEd. Uutler, tho St. Louis

today, Indicted a chargeattempted bribery in connection

with tho city garbage contract, whichIs being tried on a change of

cnue.The defrnso made Its strongest arg

ument against tho validity the gar-bag- o

reduction contract let by thoBoard Health, members whichDrs. Merrill Chapman, the defendant Is charged with attempting tobribe.

closing his argument Circuit- - At-

torney Folk said: "If a man offers abribe a public officer ho must bepiosecutcd, whether ho 1b Edward But-

ler or some humbler man."

ARMOUR, CORN KINQ.

Chicago, Oct. 15. That J. Ogdeu

Armour Ib tho reigning "corn king' Isconceded by the operators who lnwi

pitted against him and havobeen foiccd to run to cover. John uudahy. leader tho December shortswas the man who got In out ot tho

today and James hascovered a line estimated at ncaily v000,000 bushols. Somo pit oper.uciahad It that Cudahy covered Borne

thing like 5,000,000 bushels histtwo days.

Armour Is credited protlt$500,000 already, or 5 cents 10,000

000 bushels long December coin.

H

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Only workmeneach department

the manufacture

pnrt a "Gnrlnnd" Stove orwhich comcsln contact Itli Is for-

tified to the advantage against wear

theknown to Stove making adapted to

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SCHROEDCR ORDERED HOME.

Washington, Oct. 14 Orders hae"been Issued by the Navy Departmentdirecting Commander W. B. Sen all toproceed to Guam and assume the

commandant of the naval sta-tion at that place, relieving Command-er Scaton Schroeder, ordered home toawait orders.

Since Commander Schroeder tookcharge of the naval station at Guamthere hao been many complaints fromthe men under him that his disciplinewns needlessly linrsli. Some monthsago n largo part of the garrison muti-nied and took to tho woods.'whero theyremained until drhen In by hunger.

Vote for J. M. Camara, the people'scandidate, for the Legislature.

TO THE ELECTORS

OF THE ISLAND

OF OAHU

GENTLEMEN:I am an INDEPENDENT candidate

for elccttlon as 8enator from this Isl-

and, and I respectfully solicit yourvotes and Influence.

Being pledged to no party, and un-

der obligation to no cliques or fac-tions, I will, If elected, endeavor topromote honest government, by honest officials.

I favor municipal government, butamply safeguarded against reckless,extravagant or dishonest administration.

It Is my belief that the Governmentof this Territory should reflect less ofpolitics, and more of business princi-ples, than In the past and present.In the payment of fire claims, and thesettlement of the Public Land ques-tion (In so far as our Legislature maycontribute to such settlement), thereis little room for politics.

The enactment of laws to providefor municipal government (to whichall the political parties stand committed), should command the attention oflegislators of experience, a fair pro-portion of whom should possess legaleducation, and at least some of whomshould have lived and practiced theirprofession under the practical opera-tion of municipal charters.

If you believe me to possess thesequalifications, I shall hope to receiveyour votes and support.

"Equal Rights to All; Special Privi-leges to None,"

CLARENCE W. ASHFORD

anx.r.

The FirstAmerican Savings

and Trust Co.OF HAWAII, LTD.

CAPITAL, $250,000.00.President Cecil DrownVice President M. P. RobinsonCashier W. O. Cooper

Office: Corner Fort and King Sti.

SAVINGS DEP08IT8 received anJInterest allowed for yearly deposits atthe rate of 4 2 per cent por annum.

Ilules and regulations furnished upon application.

BISHOP & COBANKERS.

Established In 18(58.

BANKING DEPARTMENTTransact business Id til department!

oi banking.Collection! carefully attended to.exchange bought and sold.Commercial and Travelers' Letters

of Credit lnued on The Bank ot Callrornla and N. M. Rothschild & SonsLondon.

Correspondents The Bank of California. Commercial Banking Co. ofSydney, Ltd.. Lendon.

Drafts and cable transfers on Chinaand Japan through the Hongkong AShanghai Banking Corporation anChartered Bank of India, Australia andChina.

Interest allowed on term denoslts atthe following rates por annum. tIi:

even days' notice, at z per tsntThree months, at 3 per cent.Glx month, at 3 per cent.Twelve months, at 4 per cent

TRUST DEPARTMENTAct at Trustees under mortgages,

estates (real and personal)Collect rents and dividends.Valuable papers. Wills, Bonds, sU.

received forACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT

Auditors for Corporations and Prlrate Firms.

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

.Estates.OFFICE, 924 DCTHEL BTREET.

SAVINGS DEPARTMENTDeposits received and Interest at

lowed at 4 2 per cent per ncnum. ItaccordancH with Rules and Regula-tions, copies of whlcii may bo obtainedon application.

INSURANCE DEPARTMENTAQENT8 FOR

FIRE, MARINE LIFE, ACCIDEN1AND EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY IN8URANCE COMPANIE8.

Insurance Office, S24 Bethel 8treei

Claus preckela. Wm. a. Irwin

Claus Spreckels & Co.

BANKERS.HONOLULU : J X. H.

Sin PniiAlii-- AnM Th. mvada National Bank ot Ban Francisco

Mmn Prinelirn Tha Ulv.H. XJb

tlonal Bank ot Saa Francisco.Lonaon The union Bank ot Lob

Ion, Ltd.New York Amnrlrn Rrrhanv Mat

ttonal Bank.Chicago Merchants' National BankParlo Credit Lyonnals.Berlin Dreedner Bank.Hongkor.j and Yokohama Hon

cong Shanghai Banking Corporation.New Zealand and Australia Hani

)t New Zealand.Victoria and Vancouver Bank of

Arltlsh North America.Derjoslta repAlvnri Tjun tnrf n

approve security. Commercial aaoHarmon issuea. uma oi 1change bought and sola.Collections Promptly Accounted For

Pioneer Bnildiig aid LeaiAssociatioi.

ASSETS, JUNE 30, 1902, $70,735.73.

Money loaned on approved security.A Saving Bank for monthly deposits.Houses built on tho monthly Install-'- '

ment plan.Twenty fifth Series of Stock Is now

opened.OFFICERS J. L. McLean. Presl

dent; J. A. Lyle, Vice President; Geo.P. Denlson, Treasurer; A. V. Qcar,Secretary.

DIRECTORS J. L. McLean. A.A. Wilder, A. V. Gear, Geo. P. Dennlson, J. D. Holt, A. W. Keech, J.A. Lyle Jr.. J. M. Little. E. S. Boyd.

A. V. GEAR.Secretary.

JUDD BUILDING, MERCHANT 8T.

The Yokohama Specie BankLIMITED.

Subscribed Capital,... Yen 24,000,000Paid Up Capital Yen 18,000,000Reserved Fund Yen 8,910,000

HEAD OFITCE, YOKOHAMA.The banks buys and receives for col-

lection Bills of Exchangclssues Draftsand Letters of Credit, and transacts ageneral banking business.

INTEREST ALLOWED.On Fixed Per cent

Deposit. Per annum.For 12 months 4

For 6 months 3JFor 3 months 3

Brnnch of the Yokohama Specie Bank.

New Republic Bid., Ill King StreetHONOLULU

Agents, Broker and Jobber.

W. G. Irwin & Co.

LIMITED.

AGENTS FORWestern Sugar Refinery Company ot

San Francisco.Baldwin Locomotive Works of Phila

delphia. Fa.. TJ. S. A.Newell Universal Mill Co. - (National

Cane Shredder) .New York, U.S.A.N. Ohlandt ft Coa Chemical Fertlll- -

I firs.Alex. Cross ft Sons' high grade Ferti

llzers for Cane and Coffee.Reed's Bteam Plpo Covering.

ALSO OFFER FOR SALH:Paratune Paint Co.'a P.ft B. Paints aid

'Papers; Lucol and Linseed Oil,raw and boiled,

tidurlne (a cold-wat- paint), In whiteand colors.

Filter Press Clothes, Cement, Lime andBricks.

CASTLES COOKE, LtdHONOLULU

Commission Merchants

II Sugar Factors

AGENTS FOR

The Ewa Plantation Co. i

The Watalua Agricultural Co, Ltd.The Kohala Sugar Co.The Walmea Sugai Mill Co.The Fulton Iro Wo.Vb, St. Louis. Mo.The Standard Ul Co.The Geo. F. Blake .,ceam Pumps.Weston's Centrifugals.The New England Life Insurance Co.

of Boston.The Aetna Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford,

Conn.The Alliance Assurance Co. of London

iLEXiDER & BALDWIN.Lid

OFFICERSiII. P. Baldwin PresidentJ. B. Castle First Vice PresidentW. M. Alexander.. Second Vice Pres.J. P. Cooke TreasurerW. O. Smith SecretaryGeo. R. Carter Auditor

Sngar Factors and

Commission Agents

AGENTS fur Hawaiian Commercial tSugar Co , Haiku Sugar Co, Pala Plan-tation Co.. Nablku Sugar Co. KlhelPlantation Co., Hawaiian Sugar Co,Kaauidl Railroad Cc, '

Wm. G. Irwin & CoLIMITED.

Wm. G. Irwin.. President and ManagerClaus Spreckels Vice PresidentW. M. Glffard.. Second Vice PresidentH. M. Whitney and Sec.Geo. J. Roib.... Auditor

Sugar PactoraAND- -

Commission Vgentas

4.0ENTS OP TUB

Oceanic Steamship Co.OF SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.

LIFE and FIRE

Insurance - AgentsAGENTS FOR

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE IN-

SURANCE CO. OF BOSTON.

AETNA FIRE INSURANCE COM-PANY OF HARTFORD.

Brewer & Co., Ltd. fQueen Street, Honolulu, T. H.

A.gonts lo-r-Hawallan Agricultural Co Ookala

Sugar Plant Co., Onomea Sugar Co,Honomu Sugar Co., Walluku Sugar Co,.muuee sugar uo..naieaKala Ranch Co,The Planters' Line of San Francisco.Packets, Chas. Brewer & Co.'s Line otBoston Packets.

LIST OF OFFICERS:C. M. Cooke, President; George

Robertson. Manaeer: R. P. ninhnn.Treasurer and Secretary; Col. W. F.aiieu, Auuuor; i. u. jones, l.

and Geo. R. Carter, Directors.

THE VON HAMM-YOUN- G GO,,

LIMITED.are now offering the famous

"Lion Brand"

NEGLIGEE SHIRTSat luch low prices that you cannot attad to let the opportunity go. Theyaro so cool and the price so comfort-able that they Beem made for thisweather.

Weekly Edition of the Bulletin, 1

per year.

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Just received another shipment of dNO. POTTIU& SONS IIOR8nCATTLE, 61IEEP, 8WIND and POULTRY

A list of the medicine curried In stocktSconMi Oils SootVns Oil. While Oils Illjik OII, Glcncalrn Oils,

CotJtn Oils Lily Halt Oil "A'hitf Cull Solve Ciwn Lotion, llron Lotion,Mange Llnlmtnt, Mane, Oils MiinRt nrul Tick Dip lor Uuliocks, WhiteOintment, doUen OiMmrrt, Ointment, Vaseline Ointment,

H( of Ointment. H.l Oils, Mool Polish, alt color ElKtir-O- l ttww we kivf a Urse assortment Ththltl tfLtquU ?Tii,nc IlllMtr, Nmtlet Uller. GoMe n Hone HiiMtr Otntharailne UlUter, toilneWlster. E.tctrlc Oil Blister Golden Oil Itllster Caustic ry smmr Jeltv Snips,aiscrted In frke Dojj Soaps In variety , Hor Soars 'n variety Slurp.inJ Wool Suai, for Vtrmlne.n Varffty. Ee Lotion and Ointment a treclalty of treat value Cancer Remedies the bt In thematket QueeMlar. Mann Dtpa specialty Colic and Griff tHlnk dnik Hlood Tonic Drink. CoughMixture Drink, Lunz Balm l)rink, Fevrr Drench trlnk Worm Drencti fur llorwt, Irritative Drench, Condltlon lNwdtr, AMtritie PuwdeM. Urine Pom Jet, blood Powder Worm PowJrrs, Atrlnjfent Powders,At Powders. Stomach Powders Nervine Powders, Couch Powders Purgative Powders, Dysentery Powders.Auhrax ard Bleed Poljon Powders

Fop sole by

C; W. MACFARLANE,Washington Light Co.

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wantedFor our new store (the corner late

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We will pay the sum or TEN DOL-

LARS for a good name. Blanks forsubmitting your choice of name canbe procured at our Soda FountainCounter. Every buyer of a five centglass of our "Best Soda Water on

Earth" will be presented with a blank,

Drink often and Guess often; It's aneasy way to make TEN DOLLARS

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Confectlcnery, Ice Cream and ScdaWater Department.

Corner Fort and King Streets,

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Carriages meet all steamers. Com-

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How vMjeB and Live Stock.

Solo Agents

NEXT THE YOUNG BUILDING

OLDKONA

coffeeWe know how to roast coffco

to a nicety and do It every day.We know how to select the

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NO SACCHARINE USED

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,rr'''TirrYrEVENINO BTJLLBT1N, HONOLULU T. H., WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22, 1902.

ffi ID MilWashington, Oct. 18. The State

Department has given out the follow-ing statement in response to a tele-gram received from J. H. Ralston,United States agent at The Hague Inreference to the I'lous award:

"The opinion of the permanent Courtof Arbitration declares that all part)of the Judgment of the umpire of themixed claims commission in 1875 con-

cerning the debated points, explain andserve to render precise the sense andbearing of the declsory part nnd deter-mine the points res Judicata; that thisrule applies not only to ordinary tri-bunals but to arbitral sentences and toInternational arbitrations; that thconvention of 1868 between the UnitedStates and Mexico accorded to the mix-ed claims commission and the umpirethe right to determine their own Juris-diction; that there Is Identity of partiesand subject matter In the present con-

troversy and that tho arbitral sentencerendered In 1876; that Mox'lco conscien-tiously executed tho former sentence;that It is In arrears for thlrty-thrc- n

annual Installments since accrued;that the law of prescription cannot beapplied to the present conflict; thatthe money In which payment of the an-

nuity should be made In tho absence, ofexpress stipulation must that havingcurrency In Mexico; that upon thispoint the former sentence, relating toexecution and not to the bases to thoright lu litigation, had not tho forceof res Judicata except for n term towhich it had reference.

"Tho permanent court decided thatthe present claim was determined bythe principle of res Judicata; that con-

formably to the former sentence thereshould be paid by Mexico the sum demanded by the United States, $1,120.-G82.G- 7

In Mexican currency within theensuing clgjit months; nnd further thatMexico should pay to the UnitedStates on February 2, 1003, and eachfollowing year the sum of $13,030.99 InMexican currency. The contentions nltho United States were sustained Inevery particular except that permis-sion Is virtually given to Mexico to pnyIn silver."

Clarence Mackay.InHis Father's Place

New York, Oct. 14. The directors ofthe Commercial Cable Company mettoday nnd elected Clarence II, Macknypresident nnd George G. Ward chair-man of the board and of the executivecommittee. Ward will continue to.he

lco president and general managerMackay was also elected president ofthe Postal Telegraph Company nnd o.the Pacific Postal Telegraph CompanyHe succceeds his father, the late JohnV. Mackay, In all these poets.

All rumors to the effect that a con-solidation with any other telegraphompany wns contemplated were

denied. Chairman Wardthe published report that the

Commercial Company's Pacific cablego no further than Honolulu.

The contract for the entire cable to.Manila has been let. The line to Hono-ul- u

wilt be working by January 1, and.he line to Manila, It Is expected, byJuly. The company has made no con-rn-

to lay a cable from Honolulu tu.'nnnlng island .

Independent PackersTo Builda Big Plant

St. Joseph, Mo.. Oct. 12. Independentpackers will build nnd operate a largepacking plant at South St. Joseph tofight the big merger. A representativeit nn Independent packer' organiza-tion has been In South St, Joseph gath-ering data for sites, etc., and local menntereeted declare that a light between

die merger and tho Independent com-lanl-

Is Imminent."This field has been' examined by

those outside of what Is commonly'ailed the combine," said a local pack-ing house man, "If they build a planthere It will be equal to any now inopeiatlon according to information 1

have received. This will mean tho In-

vestment of at least $5,000,000,"

GEN. SMITH APPOINTED.

Washington. Oct. 13. Gen. Jbb, FSmith of California has been appoint-t-

a member of the Philippine Commission to succeed Bernard Moses,who Is to retire January 1st.

General Smith filled tho Importantofflcp of Collector of Customs for thePhilippine Islands, where ho showedmnrkutl administrative ability. Ho resigned to accept his present positionas Associate Justice of tho SupremoCourt of the Philippine Islands. JudgeSmith Is a prominent Catholic. It willbe recalled that ho accompanied Gov-

ernor TaTt nn his recent visit to theVatican, lu Rome, returning with Governor Taft to resumo his duties on theSupreme Bench.

Ho Is much respected by tho Filipi-nos and a great believer In their ru-

tin under proper education and in-

dustrial opportunities.

SAGE MAY RETIRE.

New York, Oct, 12. By thoso Inti-mately acquainted with the personalaffairs of Russell Sage It was admittedtoday that the condition of the agedfinancier has for some time been moreciltlcal than has been understood,even by himself, ami that ho mustnow retlro from active business,

Weekly Edition of the Buhetir., $1per year.

LOCAL AND GENERAL

Home-mad- e Cuocolatcs at the MillerCandy Co.

Vote for the Independent candidate,J. M. Camara.

A competent bookkeeper Is wanted.Sec ad. page 8.

Rainier and Prlmo beers on draughtat Criterion. 10c a glass.

The Republicans will hold n bkmeeting In Kamollllll tonight

Get your horse clipped by Chas, Dick-crso-

corner Bethel and Hotel.Tho place to get pure Kona coffee Is

at C. J. Day's grocery, 25c per lb.Rx S. S. Tamplco, Bohemian Beer,

Sold only, at the Pantheon Saloon,For nn rig ring up the

Hawaiian Stock Yards Co., Blue 3143.

There will be a meeting of tho'Hoard of Health at the usual time andplace this afternoon.

E. Tappan Tnnnatt, civil nnd elec- -trlcal engineer, has removed his ofllceto Room block, Hotel St.

New shipment of the celebratedCrystal Springs butter received In theSierra. Order from Metropolitan MeatCo.

Tho Oahu Lumber Co. has begunsuit again Yong Kong Hong and Leo

al as garnishee, for $117.38 allegedto be due for merchandise.

Au Fong, a chee fa banker caughtby Detective David Kaapa yesterdayplead guilty In tho Police Court thismorning and was fined $25.

Tho Honolulu brewery had to worka night shift to fill an order for 250dozen of Prlmo beer for the Germanwarship Corraoran. It was placed onboard yesterday morning.

The Panama hat sale at Morgan'swhich was to have taken place yester-day has been postponed until tomorrow,at 10 o'clock In tho morning.

The following nominations werefiled yesterday: Frank Andrade, CarlosLong. C. J. .McCarthy, John I). Holt.James K. Shaw, W. C. Achl and L. L.McCandlcss,

John S. Clark of Omaha, Neb., was itpassenger In the Sierra. Mr. Clarkwas on a pleasure trip to the PacificCoast and through Dr Gnlbralth ex-

tended Ills trip to the Islands.tDcn't forget Camarlnos of tho Cali-

fornia Fruit Market when you wan'fruit and vegetables. Ho always haton hand n fresh Bupply of both Callfornla and Island fruits; Telephone Main27S.

Judge Gear denied the writ of mexeat regno petitioned for by II. CKaston against Robert Mcllrlde. toprevent the defendant from lavln,zthe Territory without satisfying nclaimed debt of $700,

Judge Gear approved tho accounts o!J. A. Magoon for fourteen months itsguardian of the Blulsdcll minorswhich show n balance of $1121.78 duethe minors out of receipts of $21,553.65.Tho estate Is Inventoried nt $36,991,92.

K. A. Douthltt has filed a plea luabatement for defendant In the as-

sumpsit suit of Lcong Ylck Co. vs. HcFat. It Is claimed that as two of thpartners In the plaintiff firm arc absentIn China nnd not made parties, thedeclaration should be quashed.

Manuel and Joaquin Silva, the okolchao manufacturers arrested by Deput)Sheriff Chllllngnorth yesterday,

in tho Police Court this morn-ing, charged with Illicit distilling ofiprtumiH Iqunr Their case was con-tinued. Attorney II. W. Robinson appears for tho defendants.

The steamer Noeatt was prevent, dfrom salting to Maul and Hawaii pottsyesterday afternoon as n gasKt'' at.'he tlango of her main pipe wtM Jamaged Just as sho passed tho P.ielfl'Mall wharf. The damego wan cisll'repaired nnd the steamer left nt C

o'clock this morning.

The Hawaiian Income tax appealcase has been promoted In the UnitedStates Court of Appeals at San I'ran-clsr- o

to be heard on November 10. A.G. M. Robertson will appear for thoTerritory and J. J. Dunne for tho ap-pellants, while Thomas Flteh will fut-nl-

a brief In support of the appeal.Fifth District Republicans started

yesterday on their tour of tho wind-ward side of this Island. The first stopwas made at Kaneohc, where there wuaa most enthusiastic meeting at thecourthouse. Among tho speakers werethe following: D. P. R. Iscnbcrg, L. UMcCandless, W. C. Achl, Nalnoa, Shaw,Kaulukou, Vlda and Frank Pahla.

The steamer Mlkahala arrived fromKauai ports at 4:12 this morning with721 bags V. IC. sugar, 17 links taro, 12barrels pol. 23 barrels empty bottlesand 77 packages sundries, The fol-

lowing sugar Is reported at Kauai portsready for shipment: K. 3, M., 1000;V. K ; W 600; Mak 2250; G, & It.,I45Q. The barkentine Lahaina was dis-charging coal at Kleele. She Is ex-

pected to get through the latter partof the week. The barkentine Hawaiitook In ballast and will sail some timethis week. Pleasant trip across thechannel.

Ballooning Is now receiving attcn-Ho- n

as a possible remedy for pulmon-ary affections'. The conditions are notthe same as those of mountaineering,the change of altitude being morerapid and muscular fatigue being ab-

sent. In the trips of the French So-

ciety of Physiology Dr. Henocque pro-poses to regard the atmosphere as di-

vided Into thiee zones. Up to aboutthree miles the surrounding air sup-plies all the oxygen needed, but as-

cents beyond five mites are held to re-

quire a closed car, as was first sug-gested In 1371, or an atrial diving suit.

SHOES THAT PLEASETHE HARD-TO-PLEAS- E

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New Books that are

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the U.S.

"Temporal Power, by Corclll,"Bclshazzar," by Wm. Stearns Davis."None But tho Brave," by Sears."Monica," by Paul Bourgct."The Kindred of tho Wild," by Rob-

erts."Judith's Garden," by Mary E. S. Bas-set- t.

"Mrs. Wlggs of the Cabbage Patch.""Tho Thrall of Lclf, tho Lucky," by

Lltjencrantz."Typhoon," by Joseph Conrad,"Olympian Nights," by J. K. Bangs."The Blood Tax," by Dorothea Gerard."Tho Speckled Bird," by Augusta

Evans.This Is ONE DOZEN, hut we havo

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sectional

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all others for conve-

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same degree docs tho Gunn

bookcase supplant all othermakes, It will pay you to como

and have us explain tho merits

of this bookcase before you

mnko a purchase. Wo will bo

pleased to show them to you.

COYNEFURNITURE CO,, limited

PR00RE8S BLOCK.

Hawaiian

Hardware

Co., Ltd.

816 Fort Street,Honolulu. T. H

Agents For

Havlland WareVictor Safe & Lock Co.Ideal Ready Mixed

Paints.Pansy Stores.Improved Stone Filters,Ant the Steel Aermotor

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A winning style, on a winning last,

winning friends.

Our new Lady's $3.54 Boot Is win-

ning friends for us, and a name for

Itself.

We aro today selling more of this

Hoot than any other Individual shoe.

We have orders placed away ahead,

anticipating a steady demand.

It Is new; It Is snappy; It Is stylish;

It Is a e Shoe at a low plrcc.

SHOE STORE

THE DARK ROOM

ABOLISHED

BY THE KODAK

DEVELOPING MACHINE

The Kodakcr may now devel-op and fix his own negatives Inbroad daylight and do It bet-

ter than It was done before. Any-one who can operato a kodakcan successfully operato the ko-

dak developing machine.Wo will have a stock on tho

next stenmer. so better leaveyour order now.

HONOLULU

PHOTO-SUPPL- Y CO.,

Fort Street

GO AWAY!

Ants do. If given the Antollnotreatment Greatest successattends use ol this newly dis-

covered ant exterminator. Iftho pests use It onco they nor--r

do again.In tho pantry Antollno Is

Invaluable as It is not a poisonbut has the desired result

Honolulu DrugstoreAGENT8.

FIRE INSURANCEThe B. F, DILLINGHAM GO,, Ltd.

General Agent for Hawaii

Atlas Assurance Company of LondonPhoenix Assurance Co. of London.New York Underwriters' Agency.Providence Washington Insurance CoPhoenix Insurance Co. of Brooklyn.

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Office 4th floor, Stangenwald bldg.

assTt

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HONOLULU iTOCK EXCHANQB

HONOLULU. OCTOBER 22. 1002,

tF CaettatNAME OF STOCK BI4 AllMPa 14 Vf

MERCANTILE,

C. Brsvtf StCoatsny, 40L.B.Cct ItCe., LU..

SUGAR.

Si PlutattM Co .... t.OOO.OM ttH.wsllSB Aft IcnttnrilCoHawsiisa Con. ft So Co.l Mi.TJoHiwillsaSafsrco t,ona,oo4Hoaaafl Sarsr Co . TfMJOOHoookst Suf nt Cont'ko softr COKanaka Pltiititlofl Co. . SOO.OOO

CIImI Plant Co .111 1,010,000KiabalaSDtsrCo..,u I DO,

KoloaSorar CoM(Br74SoCo.,U 1, 100,000O.ho Sogar Co., ..., 1.600.1Ononaa SosarCo...... 1,000,1 "Ookala Surar Plan. Co. 0.00 tOlaa Sa. Co., Its., as I ,kXOlaa Sa Co. LtJ. ft op f I foo.000Olowala Company . . I $0,000Paaonau Su, Plan. CoPacific Surar Mill,Pala Plant. lon Co .. . f50,000Pepatkeo Si car Co ... f50,00PlontarMIII Co f,TSO,ooo 7sValalua Apt Co ,JOO,t

WallukuSurarCo.u... roo,ooeWalmanaloSutar Co M.000 ITOWalaica Mill Co I J.000

MISCELLANEOUS.T IIUVT OlaTaTaninip V -Inttr-tili- Stein N.Co 300,000 BOO

Htwi un Electric Co... tf IJHon. Rirld T. & L. Co, 'isHMutual Ttltrhont Co .

f 90,000

0t.u Ry U Co I5,t

BONDS.Hiwtli'n Gov 1 ttr cntHtlo H R Co 6 ft ctntHon fcipli Tr.nli ....Ewi PUnta.'A 6pffcntuanu ko(ll,o per c )HOahu Plantation 6 p cOlaa Plantation A p. cWalalua Art'cul. 6p, VKahutci 6 percent .....

Sales 10 Wnlnlua, $32.60.

CASTRO HARD PRESSED.

Willcmstad, Curacao, Oct. IB. Newhas been received hero from Caracasthat the battlo near La Victoria between tho forces of President Castro,numbering 4,100 men, with fifteenguns, and tho Venezuelan revolution-ists which began Monday morning, hasso far been without definite results.

President Castro appears to be surrounded by his enemies. Ttic town ofEl Conscjo, which lies back of La Vic-

toria, is occupied by the revolutionists. Vnlencln Is supposed to bo doomed. The town was attacked by Gen-

eral Ilicra on Monday and Tuesday.The Government cannot recelvo ro-c-

forccments from Cnracas, as tho Ger-

man railroad from there to Valencia Isheld by rebels.

Those who were wounded In thefighting nro still without medical as-

sistance or care. They lie on the bat-

tlo field as they fell, and the scenothere Is ono of great horror.

s ,

Weekly edition of the Bulletin, $1 aear.

Our Idea In building an Optical busi-ness Is to build upon a solid foundationof SATISFACTION. With this Ideaover foremost wo strlvo for perfection.Wo make a searching examination andoxcrclso tho most painstaking care latho adjustment of every pair of glasseswo sell. Our Idea has ever been tolook for nnd remedy Uhose LITTLETHINGS that go to make perfection Inthe fitting of glasses.

Factory on tho premises.

A. N. SANFORD.MANUFACTURINGOPTICIAN

Boston Building, Fort StreetOver May i Co.

V

We have Hold a Inrjje num-

ber ot Plng-Pon- ft etn, buttill hove a very cholco

asortment on sale. Wehave a complete stock ot

INDIVIDUALRACKETS

BALLSETC.

pniiig,pong

B.W.JORDANNo. 10 Store, Fort Stree

lwJi',fJw M - 1ta- -ei 4rmmiiK-

mmmtiutitHKxm&txxmvcmxswcx ftmsowjtwsowwrawiRATE8 FOR WANT ADS. 8 I DO YOU WANT ANYTHING?

Ada In this column will be Inserted if If so, consult these columns. A,Ml

PerPer

line,tine,

twoone

InsertionsInsertion ....1B

....2SoEVERYDAY WANTS AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY i.

2If

wantyou want

employmentemployes or If you

If you want lodging or boarding,'Per line, one week lOo s or have them to let .If youPer line, two weeks 40o4 2 want to rent rooms advertise!

ThisPer line,

la theone month

cheapest advertising6O0 HAWAII'S GREATEST OPPORTUNITY FOR LARGE RETURNS ON SMALL INVESTMENTS 2 In the Bulletin Want Columns. T- -

t Advertise any want you havewar offered the people of Honolulu. g and advertise your businessttfitteft wAjasfBfiw'miwasttsai- - 6ta&tf!rifm

WANTSSITUATIONS WAISTBD.

WANTED Young man desires posi-

tion In office as bookkeeper, ste-nographer or typist. Apply I. thisoffice. 2270-l-

SPECIAL NOTICES.(HELLOI Have you dandruff! Try

Pachcco's Dandruff Killer. At Un-

ion Barber Shop.

BOWERS' MERCHANT PATROL ANDCONFIDENTIAL AGENCY Compe-

tent watchmen furnished for busi-

ness houses and residences. Office,178 Beretonla at.; Tel. White 091;P. O. Box 284.

WANTEDWANTED Board and room for two;

col district on Hapld Transit. Ad-

dress S. T., this office. 2280-2- t

WANTED Small furnished cottage.Address K. U., this office.

2277-t- f

PARTNER WANTED To put up $700

and go to Africa to locate gold ledgodiscovered by soldier during latowar. For full particulars addressD. F., this office. 2279-l-

WANTED 2000 voters to vote for J.II. Camara, Independent candidatefor the Fourth District. 22CS tf

WANTED 7 or 8 room furnishedhouse In town. Address It., this of-

fice. 2270-- 1 mI

FOR SALE.FOR SALE New drop head Wheeler

& Wilson, latest stle, cheap. Applythis office. 2281-l-

FOR SALE Furniture of Ave roomcottage. 5C So. Vineyard St.

2279-2- t

FOR SALE-F- urn ture of a 4 roomnouse, wun privilege 01 renting, audress Mrs. Miller, 1071 C. l.lkellkeSt 2274-l-

FOR SALE Houso of 4 bedrooms,servants' quarters and stable; lot

good air; One view;near to center; exceptional terms.Apply to Dr. Peterson, 1270 EmmaSt 2270-2-

FOR 8ALE Bakery on Kauai, withall necessary fixtures, in good condi-

tion. Apply ZX. this office.2253-S-

QABOLINE ENGINE FOR SALE 44

horsepower gasoline engine, Inperfect condition. Apply to M. L.Smith Superintendent of Tho Hono-

lulu Clay Co., Ltd., telephono white2321, or to Castlo & Lansdalc, d

Bldg. 21C5-t- t

FOR 8ALE 1 Lodge & Shipley powerlathe, 1 drill press, 1 pipe cutter,cuts up to six Inches; all now ma-

chines, now on hand In Honolulu;also one steam launch. W. H. Fain,

, Punahou. 2126-t- f

TO LET.TO LEA8E For a term of 2 or 3 yrs.,

the two story house situated on Ho-tel St., No. C19, which has been en-

tirely renovated throughout and putin first-clas- s order; well arranged asa residence for a largo prlvato fam-ily; ready for occupancy In twoweeks; partly furnished; electricl.'ghts to be put In; nlso two detach-ed cottages on premises. Applynext door, No. C17.

ALSOTHE COTTAGE nnd premises No. 017,

the present residence of Mrs. E. K.Pratt, will be offered for lease for'the same term of years, on accountof departure: furnished throughoutand electric lights put In, 2270 tf'

FOR RENT MrB. E. K. Pratt's sea-side residence will bo ready for oc-

cupancy 2d week In Nov. Apply 017Hotel St 2273 tf

TO LET House situated Punchbowlbet. Beretanla and Hotel; house ot13 rooms, 9 bedrooms; hot and coldwater; good condition; lately paper-ed and painted. Apply Dr. J. S.

cor. Lunalllo and HackfeldSts. 2265 tf

TO LET 2 cottages, modern Improve-ments, cheap rent to responsibleparties. Apply to A. G. Cunho, 2dhouse above Mormon Church, Punch-bowl St 2265-l-

TO LET Newly furnished rooms, suitor single, tn cottago 1365 Fort St.,near Vlnoyard; board near by; rentreasonable, 2273-l-

Honolulu Investment Co., Ltd., Judd2201-t- f

HELP WANTED.WANTED A first-clas- s salesman for

the Domestic Department. Apply byletter. N. S. Sachs' Dry Goods Co.

2280-l-

FOR RENT.. W. PODMORE, 39 S. King St cor.Bethel, U offering'

FOR RENT.COTTAGE of 4 rooms, newly papered.

Sanltnry 1'lumbllng. Off lllver Stmauka of Vineyard.

THREE STORES on Alnkea and cor-ner of Merchant and Alakea. NewBuilding. Fireproof.

AGENTPhoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford.

Columbia Bar-Loc-k Typewriters.Toledo Self Computing Scale Co.

F. E. KING'S LIST.

FOR RENT.AT COTTAGE GROVE 5 room cot-

tage, mosquito proof; electric lightand water free, 125.00.

FOR 8ALE.THE LEASE of C lots at the Beach

with cottage and barn; also bath.House of 11 rooms. 18 yrs. to run.Price, $1,600; 1300 down; balance$25 per mcnll-- .

WANTED to trade 1800 residence lotIn San Francisco for sugar stock orHonolulu property.

LOT at the BEACH, with water, fenced, bath house. Lease $75 per ear.

F. E. KING,Cottage Grove, King Street.

Tel. White 1461.

TO LET.T0 LET0,CC8 ,n tne new Walty

building, King St. between Bethelnnd Fort. All In splendid condition;nice, new and clean. Apply to 11. E.Wulty, Bishop & Co.'s bank.

2282-2-

the President2

d nndpart-wat- er

H. Theper

furnished ,,lst. .,- -.

ubui. a j zzti-x-li .

RENT: Furnishedcool, mosquito proof rooms; 2 peri

House, St., jr rn., t,.

-to let begin

tmiitt ur1151 St.

FOR 3 rooms at No. 8

near Pearson & suit-able for housekeeping, or will letsingle, ensulte, or for officehouso entirely renovated and newlyfurnished;

TO LET Cottage parlor, 2bedrooms, dining kitchen,

possession give Immediately.Apply 352 Vineyard St. nr.

2255-t- f

LET bath tab, withor cold water ana modern

Improvements, at3019-t- f

fO LET Furnished at Mrs.MrConnrrs ln 2055-t- f

WOOM AND BOARD.HELEN'S COURT centrally lo-

cated mosquito-proo- f rooms In12.60 and up lane.

Duggnn,

LOST At Capitol Thursday,bicycle, 09008

l...1.o !.,..... 1 .... . .1.1.w.ivc. ncnniu uu IVIUIU lu HUB

thousands ofthrough to have Btock

Insured. Honolulu In-vestment Co. represent of thotrongest Ore

2051-t- f

FOUIND.FOUND Oct. 16, 1902, n Panama hat.

Address II, Box SOL

FOUND Insurance against theago of plato glass at Tho HonoluluInvestment Co. 2051-t- f

stcamplpe explosions are due

pounds exert n pressure of (

C 100 pounds suddenly

Two elegant suites ct to water hammer A plug ofsuitable for office or llvlns.Jwntor only six long propelled

Metropole only two under pressure of fit- -

Coal Strike ArbitratorsWashington, The following official statement announcing

the close of the v.rs nt the at 2:20 a. m.:"After a conference with Mr. Mitchell and some further conference

with representatives of the operators, the President has rppolnt- -

cd members of the commission to Inquire Into, consider and pass- upon all questions at between the operators and miners in the

anthracite coalGeneral M. Wilson, United (retired),

late chief of Washington, D. C, asofflter of the engineer corps of either the military or naal service ofthe t'nltcd States.

- "E. W. Parker, Washington, D. C, as an expert engineer.Parker Is chief statistician of the coal division of the United

Geological Surey and editor of the Engineering and Mining Journal ofNew York.

"George Wilmington, Del., ns a of a United"E. E. Uaplds, la., grand chief the Order Railroad

as n the President assuming that for the pur- -

poses of a commission the term means a man who hasthought and studied deeply on social questions and has ap--

- piled his knowledge."Thomas 11. Watklns, Scranton, Pa., as a man acquaint- -

- with the mining and selling of coal.' Hlshop John L. Spalding of Peoria, 111. The President has added

II is hop Spalding's name to the"Carroll D. Wright has been appointed recorder of the commission "!:

Roosevelt At Last SucceedsARRANGING TERMS

For Ending Great Coal Strike

Washington, Oct. 16, a. m. Tbtanthracite coal Is

01 cr. President Roosevelt this morning announced the selection of ar-

bitration commission of six members,with a seventh, Carroll D. Wright, nsrecorder, all of whom are acceptable toboth the coal operators and PresidentJohn Mitchell.

The commission will all dif-ferences between the nndminers. President Mitchell hasn meeting of his advisers for today,and It Is expected the strike be

off three or fourdays.

This result was reached at 2 o'clockthlft nffer knvoral ,nnr...

:,itlon. He told President he would1return to Wllkesbarre. lay the matter

the districts nnd recom- -mend Its acceptance That minerstill nte la ,onai,i.,i ,.tain. And coal mining, ft is expected,

A Minresalnn tn (do ctrltor. I. thoappointment of a sixth member to the... . . ...commission, John L. Spaldingof Illinois, whose name. It Is nnnounc- -ed In the statement from thn

House, was added to the com-mission by the President.

As the commissioner sympathclc

TO LET Cottage corner and en(;g uurng day by thePcnsacola Sts; bed parlor. With John. Mitchell, president of thenlng room, pantry nnd kitchen; United Mine Workers, George W.electric lights. Inquire of W. O. At- - Perkins nnd Robert S.

or & Co.Vrs , j, P, Morgnn. comms.Terms $30 mo. slon Batlsfactory to the operators.

FOR RENT-Ne- wly bayI submitted to Mr. Mitch- -

window room: Pilkol St.; electric f" '?" tI,e today ani... ..,,.. be exuresseri nleasure ulth thn spier.

uuiieun.FOR

week. Alakea St AlakeaTi,,toi mr

two furnished rooms, en'vvlll within 11 dais.Hiugiui geuueuien preierreu.

Union 2274-l-

RENT3t Potter's;

rooms;

large, shady yard.2263-l-

containingroom,

bath;

tO Roomyhot all

lall Silent Bar-ber 8hop.

roomsGarden

Mosttown;

per .reek; AdamsMrs. J. Prop.

LOST.building.

Tribune No. COn8ter

office. 2279-l-

L08T Many dollarsneglecting

sufficientlyfour

Insurance companies.

2281-l-

break-- i

Many

canon btopped.

FOR RENT action.rooms, Inches

bldg., Alakea St. Apply a

bldg.

Oct. 16.

strike Issued White House

coalthe

Issuefields:

"llrlgndler John States ArmyEngineers, States Army, nn

miningMr. States

Grny, Judge Stntes Court.Clark, Cedar of of

Conductors, sociologist,such sociologist

practically

practically

commission.

IIN

strike practically

an

adjustoperators

called

willcalled within the next

tnnrntnt?

the

before varioustho

Ita nilnmlnn

iiisnop

officialWhite

Klnaurooms,

Bacon,Waterhouse

2282-l-

Rooms-N-ice,

few

Union

Miller.

either

teenbeing

feet

United

laborE. E. of the steamer

Rapids, la., grand chief of the Orderof Railway Conductors.

General John M. Wilson's appoint-ment ns representative of the engineercorps ot the Army and Navy, one ofstipulated requirements, is eminentlypleasing to both sides. President Roose-velt UHTcame the objections of Secre-tary Root, who did not an Armyofficer cm the board, and Insisted thatGenerul Wilson bhould sene.

E. W Parker ns the mining engineerwas urged on the President by Dr.Dm Id T. Day of the geological survey.

The appointment ofGeorge uray. Judge of the EasternDistrict of Pennsylvania, was expected.He Is a mnn of wide legal and Judicialexperience.

Commissioner of Labor Carroll D.Wright, whote connection with thecommission has been a certainty eerSlnee flrHt. linn lioon nnnntnto.l Itapn,n.,U,".. -- v.. I,. .,...no Ik. DpnaMnH,'. .I..I..and Intention to make Wright a member of the because of hisnnnllnoflnn. o. mlo. tT I..but Wrightr expressed a . :r:participate In the proceedings of theboard as an arbitrator, and the Presi-dent appointed him recorder.

Thomas II. Watklns. as the member

"ia,';,:Jth ',he,b"8!le,8,8 Lm'nln5,mu Bv.iiue, iuui, ,o t. ncii'niiuiYu uuu

conservative business man of Scranton,'i, tor wnom me operators ana mln- -

icrs have the greatest respect.ll " iuy nnd night of many

cnungis nnu many rumors. The nn- -nouncement of the names of the com- -

was not mad until -- "n.?,?? ,morning. For over nn hour.before that nil thut was definitely.known was that a commission of sixhad been named the President. Thiswas simply the announcement of Soc- -retary Cortelyou after the final con- -

ference In the President's room hadbeen concluded.

At this conference there were presentSecrctnry of War Root, Commissioner

of Labor Wright, Commissioner ofImmigration Frank P. Sargent.GeorgeW Perkins and Robert S. Bacon. Ofthese men only two were present ntthe Important conference on Mondaynight, when the proposition of theoperators was made to the President intho same room. The conference to-

night lasted from 10 o'clock until 1,

and It was not until 1:15 that the Pres-ident, in spite of his Injured leg, retir-ed for the night.

TRAN8PORT KILPATRICK.

San Francisco, Oct. 11. The trans-port Kllpatrlck, held In reserve, wastowed from Folsom street wharf toAngel Island last evening to sene asn receiving ship for some of the crewand passengers of the Sherman, whichIs held lo quarantine, owing to thecases of cholera that were on boardthe vessel on the Asfntlc coast. Fifty""""-.- . "' " ,r " i

l,bo ,'nr,e'1 or " ,ho KIPatrlck tin- -

' ' "M'lratlon of lie quarantine re- -

strlctlons next Tuesday. Tho remain- -

lnK "ersons brought from Manila and

"""""' y ' erman win uocommodntcd at the station on the rsl -

"""' lut nerseir, navinglinmi ......tlimlnnlAil,....., ..111..... ,.,nnmn '

ovcr to nn ""chorago off Folsom streetu,la morning,

ENTERPRISE FOR HILO.

'"'0 direct. Besides the usual cargoof merchandise the steamer carriedeighteen passengers, Including JohnScott, manager of the Walnaku plan-tation; Manager McStocker and fam-ily of the Olaa plantation, and Super-intendent Lambert of the Hllo Hall-roa-

a i

BROKAW IN COMMAND.

Snn Francisco, Oct. 16. The Ship-owners nnd Merchants' new tugboatRen 1'ox was glen n preliminary trialtrip esterdny, under command of Cap-tain Gilbert Iliokaw, nnd proed satis.factory, making a speed of ten knots,The Sea Fox uses oil for fuel. Afteranother trial over the measured coursethe vessel will be ready for service.

HILO RAILWAY CROSSINGS.

An agreement has been reached be-

tween the government and the twoMlln,... llnAn ..! ,111.. 1...I. - .n" '" uiMUjV IHIU ICIUll.c w

"".?' wa.y- - .it ".. cross.Ings, the railway willcross the Hllo Railway Co.'s track Inbut one place. This Is a result of aconference between the acting Superintendent of Public Works and repre--

of the railway companies.

Dyspepsia no. nnd is cured byihn nn nt vm i.most wonderful nnd valuable medicineever Known ror this disease: Its action"i'u" " is emireiy uiuerun.fronl nn other preparation everknown- The patient while taking thismedicine may cat anything the appetltacrnvcs. Avoid substitutes there Is butone Paln-Kllle- r, Perry Davis', Price25c. and 50c.

' 'Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin of.

flee. I

with organizations the President San Francisco, Oct. 12. Last even-ha- s

appointed Clark Cedar lnB Enterprise sailed for

the

want

tho

UKIICIIIIIIIIUUIIO

commission

by

no.

canPATN.triT.t.Tin

has Imitators some Healerswill substitute if you don'twatch out. Be sure ou getCoke, the original guaranteedcure lor Dandruff, falling hair,scalp exema. etc. A dathon the hair alter bathing pre-vents colds. Awarded medalsand all honors at Paris Expo-sition ocr all competitors.

Sold Everywhere. Book about It tree."Coke Dandruff Core I universally

cmt by raerotten, or Omen.."Jonn W, Fran, Foreman of official

barboni.lloiiao ot IteprewnutlTfe.

A. K. BREAIEK CO., CIIICAQO.

, Coke Shampoo& Toilet Soap

cleans the hair and scalp,clears the complexion. Greatfor the bath.

FOR SALE BY IIOBRO.M DRUG CO.Fort and King Sts.

HI IHH AOTIVE

RUSSIA PLAYING DEEP

GAME WITH TURKEY

WAR8HIP8 MANEUVERING TO IM-

.PRESS CZAR THAT HE MUST

MOVE VERY CARE- -

FULLY.

London Oct. 13. Information has.reached here that a great British fleetlately maneuvering In the Mediterra-nean bas liccn suddenly ordered totake, up strategic positions in theneighborhood of Salonlca nnd Smyrna,while tho squadrons nt Malta and G-ibraltar will be Immediately strength-ened. These measures are considerednecessary In consequence of Russia'sendeavors to coerco Turkey, particu-larly with reference to her warships'prh tlcges in tho Dardanelles. The sit-uation is deemed so urgent that Itcompletely subordinates the educationbill crisis In Saturday's Cabinet meet-ing.

Russia's determination to turn theDardanelles Into nn excIuBhely Russian channel to the Mediterranean maybe regarded as the first step in her recently announced policy of IrritatingBritish Interests. While the Londondiplomats hesitate to credit the rumorof an actual Itusso-Turkls- compactwun that end in lcw, which Is now Incirculation In tho highest quarters InGreat Britain nnd the Continent, thefcellni: Is cenoral that tho Cinr'a nv.ernment has taken tho first step to

. .ru un eventual coup,It is to throttle such an enterprise

In Its early stuge that the sjrong Brit-ish fleet now lu the Mediterranean isunder orders to dispose Itself for Im-

portant emergencies. The fleet con-stitutes tho most powerful collectionof British warships oer gathered, ex-

cept for review purposes. It consistsof twenty-nin- e new first-clas- s battle-ships, twenty armored cruisers andmore than thirty destroyers and tor-pedo boats.

Simultaneously with tho orders tothe fleets every artillery garrison Intho Mediterranean has been given or-ders to augment Itself to Its fullstrength. It Is said that tho Britishforeign officials aro considering thewhole situation In the light ot tho

that Russia Is finding sup-port for Its project for Rotating thetreaty of Purls at the hands of FranceItself,

With characteristic cleverness, RusBla ,f,0,! nilvantBe recently of theuouiiiiiii clause in tne internationalconventions regarding tho passage ofthe Dardanelles, which stipulates thatonly warships convoying sovereignsand heads of Independent States shallbe permitted to pass the straits, andsent Grand Duke Nicholas In theGeorges Pobledonostzeff, tho largestbattleship that ever entered the Bos-porus, to visit the Sultan. This was adistinct breach ot tho convention, butthe Russians explained that theGrand Duke, being tho Czar's repre-sentative, was the same as the Czarhimself. Europe Is undoubtedly notmistaken In considering this a breachof the treaty of ParlB and also as anIntimation that Russia Intends no lon-ger to be bound by that document,which was drawn up at the close, otthe Crimean war, in which the unitedforces of France, Ttu key, Sardinia andGreat Britain defeated tho forces ofthe Czar.

More than halt the quantity of cbeesoImported Into Britain comes from Cn- -n.iiln. Tmnrnvfi! rnnmK nrp nmubeing fitted on the big liners.

BUSINESSATTORNEYS.

Henry E. Hlfjhton. Thos. Fiteh.FITCH A. HIGHTON Office S.W. cor.

King and Fort Sts. Tel. Main 54. P.O. Box 626.

F. M. DROOKS--Attorne- y: roomsBpreckcls bldg.; Tel. Main 344.

CARLOS A. LONG Attorney; 15St.; Tel. o81 Main.

BOARDING.

PRIVATE BOARD by tha week. At1157 Adams lane. 2235-l-

DUILDER8.

MCDONALD & LANG3TON Contract-ors and Builders; 11&8 Union St

BICYCLE REPAIRING.

C A. COWAN 1184 Union, opp. Pacif-ic Club; typewriters for rent

BROKERS.

. J. WALKER Coffee Broker; room4, Sprechels bldg.

COOKING SCHOOL.

. ISHIMURA, Teacher 13 Kukul StInstruction free. TueH and Frl wom-

en; Mon. and Sat, men, 8 pm.2237 lm

CLOTHING.

THl' KA8H CO, LTD. Two stores23 27 Hotel St and cor. Fort ft Hotel.

DENTI3T8.

ALBERT B. CLARK, O.D.S. Cor. Ber-etonla and Miller; hours 9 to 4.

DR. DERBY Dcntlnt; Fort and HotelSts.; Gas administered for extracting

HARNESS AND 8ADDLERY.

CALIFORNIA HARNESS SHOP FortSt, opp. Club Stables; P. O. box 791.

HOTELS.

THE PACIFIC HOTEL 1182 UnionSt. opposite Pacific Club Newlyfurnished rooms mosquito proof:electric lights; hot and cold water;first-t.as- s table board. Mrs. liana,Prop.

JEWELER.TH08. LINDSAY Mfg. Jeweler and

watchmaker; 630 Fort 8t; Lovebldg.; latest In novelties.

ME8SENGER SERVICE.

TERRITORIAL MESSENGER 8ER- -

VICE Union St nr. Hotel.; Tel.361 Main.

SAN FRANCI3CO WINS. j

Washington, Oct 10 San Trancls-c- o

won the next Graud Ami of theRepublic encampment toda withonse. General W R Shifter's speechbeing the climax of effective woik that,had been performed for s?veral daysby every jnember of the California del-- 1

egatlon nnd by Phil K. Gordon, repre-- i

tentative of tho Southern Pacific TheGolden Gate city wis agisted Indirect--ly by a Bpllt In the New York delega-- l

Ileus, which resulted In a decision Incaucus not to favor Saratoga or anyrlt), but to leavn tho whole questionilpen. Atlantic City wa very vigor-ously championed In spite of the report-ed withdrawal, and the speech of

Commander Colonel Cnos F.Hnnn of New Jersey wai heartily re-

ceived.

TO EXPLORE WAKE ISLAND.

Washington, Oct 11 CommanderCharles E. Fox, commanding the Adon-is, will explore Wake Island duringtho crlllse Of tho Adonll lu Pacificwatra temperanc

ot everywhere,

site forncabU, atitiou Little Isknown of the iBlaud, which mipp03- -

in jiuiuuiK niuru uiau a mass oibaireu lock.

JOINED BY CIVIL MARRIAGE.

Buenos Ayrcs, Oct 11. it has beendisclosed that n civil marriage cere-mony between Putnum Bradleo Strongof New York nnd May Yoke was ner.formed October 3d by the Registrar of !

the First Section lieio

The Shah ot Persia owns the biggestdiamond, the Sultan of Turkey thebiggest ruby, and tho Pope will shortlypossess the biggest topaz In the world.

BY AUTHORITYNonce

R. FERN, ESQ, has this day beenappointed a mcnibur of the DlstilctIload Board for tha Dlstilct of F.vvaand Wnlnnae, Island of Terrl- -

tory of Hawaii, vli:o J M. Ezera, te- -

Blgned. HENR.Y II COOPEH,Superintendent of Public Woiks.

of Public Works, Honolulu, Oct, 11)02 22S1-3-

DIRECTORYMUSIC.

COOK'S MUSIC 8CHOOL Love bldg.,Fort St. Its methods are tho resultot 30 years' experience In teaching.

PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.JAMES SHERIDAN 343 King St,near Opera House. 2239-t- f

ANNI8 MONTAGUE TURNER VocalInstructor; "Mlgnon," 1024 Berettvnla St

E. K. KAAI Teacher of string Instru-ments; studio. Love bldg.. Fort StTelephono Main 231.

MILLINERY.

HAWLEY'8 MILLINERY PARLORSThe latest In millinery, etc.; Bostonbldg.: Tel. 264 Main.

PLUMBING.

ANTONE PILARE8 & CO. Plumberand Tinsmiths. All kinds ot sani-tary work. Sower connections aspecialty. Charges to suit thetimes. Corner Vineyard and Emma.

Tel. Blue 1862.

PHYSICIANS.

DR. 8LOGGETT Eye, Ear, Nose andThoat; office at Eye and Ear Infirm-ary, Alakea St Hours 9 a.im. to4 p. m.

DR. WM. G. ROGERS Eye. Ear, Noisand Throat; 1116 Alakea St.

RESTAURANTS.

NEW ORPHEUM Good 25c meals;6 a. m. to 8 p. m. New manager andcook. Everything clean. 1250 Fort St

2238-l-

8TRAW HATS.

E. MORIKUCHI 14 Hotel St., nr.Felt l'i, panama hats

TAILORS.

ALBERT BERNDT Tailoring and repatrlnx: Elks bldg. 616 Miller St

101 WW HC Ullll 1 .U.IU.i lOLHIlU UT ITIHUli LnllnlllHi3UQAR E8TATES, MAGNIFICENTSCENERY, BEAUTIFUL DRIVES.SHIPPING FACILITIES, ETC.

ORDER rig from Pioneer Stables. Ele-gant turnouts; Telephone No. 126.

GENERAL 8TORE8.

LAHAINA 8T0RE Lumber, Whole-sale Liquors, Merchandise. C. R.Olscn, Manager.

Lursc-- ov-

DRINKCURED BY

WHITE RIBBON REMEDY

CAN BB OIVEff IN OUSJ Of WATED. TEt CR COMIIWITMOUTPATHNT'S KHOWIEDOB.

Whit Ribbon Remedy will cur or destroy thdiseased appetlt for alcoholic stimulants, whethertn patient Is a confirmed Inetrlat. "a tippler.'social drinker or drunkard Impossibl or anyontto have an appetite fur alcoholic lUuu s after uiliuV, hit Ribbon Remedy

INDORSED BY MEMBERS Of W C. T UMrs AM 1onsend. Secretary of the Women s

Christian Temperance Union writes " I have testsdwhite Ribbon Remedy on very obstinate drunkardsand the cures have been many In many cases thRemedy was Riven secret y I cheerfully recommend

nd Indorse White Ribbon Remedy, Members of our

6' WcTs!,! P re". Vc'V if v ',,Uc' S0,,J m by Holllster Oruj Ci., Ltd

HAWAIIAN ENGINEERING AND

CONSTRUCTION CO.

ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS,

Rooms 508-51- 0 8tangenwld Blag.Tel. Main 80, P. O. Box 537,

HONOLULU BOWLING PARLOR

and PING PONG COURTS

Tho fall seaHon ot tlie'Parlop laopentnjj with a push.

GLOBE NAVIGATION CO,, LTD,

Remember wo connect with the O.N N, P. and C. P. Hys. nnd offer com- -

nntltlvn rntna frnm t li n 17 - a Cl,ln,,pnvn snn, ,i, ic.s ... ...i." X.

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w ...,.., nui..Phone Main 201. Brewer Bldg,

The Evening Bulletin, 75 cents parmonth.

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rVKNINO BULLETIN. nONOLTJLTJ, T. H., WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22, 1902.

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BUSINESS MEN

CAN SAVE

MANY HOURS

5'So!nVriOV

ACROSS THE CONTINENT FROM

San Francisco-Portla- id

THE TRAINS DAILY

FROM SAN FRANCISCO

TWO TRAINS DAILY

FROM PORTLAND.Only THREE DAYS to Chicago.

Only FOUR DAYS to New YorkPullman Palace Sleepers, Duffct,8mok

Ins and Library Cars, with DarberShop and Pleasant Reading Rooms.

Dining Cars (Meals ala Carte).Free Reclining Chairs.Pullman Ordinary Sleepers.

J. M. LOTHROP, General Agent.135 Third street, Portland, Oregon.

O. W. HITCHCOCK. General Agent,No. 1 Montgomery St.,San Francisco.A. L. LOMAX, G. P. & T. A.,

1472 Omaha, Nebraska,

HAWAIIAN TRAMWAYS CO.,

TIMEJABLE

KINO STREET LINE.

Walklkl to Town and Palami Carsleave Walklkl at 5:45, 6:00, 6:16 and6:30 a. m., and every 16 minutesthereafter until 11:00 p. m. Tbi11:15 and 11:45 p. m. go to RlfltRange only.

Rifle Range (Pawaa) to Town Carsleave 1'awaa at 6:U4, 6:04, 6:19 and6:34 a. m. and every 15 mlnutetthereafter until 11:19 p. m.

Fort and King Sts. Corner for PalamaCars leave at 5:18, 6:18, 6:33 and

6:48 a. m., and at 15 minute Intervalsthereafter until 11:33 p. m.

Palama for Town and Walklkl Carsleave at 5. OS, 5.38, 5:63 and 6:08a. m., and every 15 minutes thereaft-er until 10 23 p. m.; then at 10:63p. m. The 11 08 p. m. from Palamaruns to Pawaa only, except on Sat-urdays, when It goes to '"nlklkl.

Fort and King Sts. Corner for WalklklCars leave at 5:27, 6:57, 6:12 and

6:27 a. m . and at Intervalsthereafter until 10.42 p. m.; then at11:12 p. m. The 11:42 p. m. goes toPawaa only, except on Saturdays,when it runs to Walklkl.

Pawaa to Walklkl Cars lear at 6:2a. m. and every 15 minutes thereafteruntil 1U:CC p. to.; then at 11:26 p. m.

BERETANIA STREET AND NUUANUVALLEY.

Punahou Stables to Town and ValleyCars leave Punahou Stablea at5:30 a. m. for town only, and forTown and Valley at 6:40, 6:50, 6:10,6:20, 6:40, 7:00 and 7:20 a. m., andthereafter at the even hour, at 10minutes and at 30 minutes past ththour until 10:10 p. m.

Oahu College for 'town and Valley-C- ars

leave at 6:30, 6:60, 7:10 and7:40 a. ra., and thereafter at 20, 40and 60 mlnuis past each hour untl19:60 p. m.

Fort and Queen Sts. Corner for Nuu-an-

Valley Cars lcao at t:15 a. m.and eory 10 minutes thcrea'er un-til 10:36 p. u

Nuuanu Valley to Town Cars leaveNuuanu at 6:10, 6:30 and 6:60 a. m.,and at Intervals of 10 minutes there-after until 10 50 p. m.

Fort and Queen Sts. Corner for Puna-hou Cars leavo at 6:05, 6:25, 6:46and 7:05 a. m. and every 10 minutesthereafter until 11:05 p. m. The carsleaving at 6, 35 and 45 minutes pastthe hour run to Punahou Stables;those leaving at 15, 25 and 66 min-utes past the hour run to Oahu College. The last car for Oahu Collegeleaves town at 9:25 p. m.

O. R. & L. Co.TIME TABLE

From and after January 1, 1SS9.

TRAINS.STATIONS DA LV tlilLV

(uutwrJ) x Sun daily ex Sun daily dailyA AM AM P IM

Honolulu. 7:10 9 15 11:05 3:15 5:10Pearl Cy. 8:03 9:48 11:40 3:45 5'50Ewa Mill. S'33 10:08 12:00 4:05 6.10Walanae 10:50 4:45 ..Walalua 11:55 5:40 ..Kahuku 12:32 6:15 ..STATIONS daily

(InwarJ) Sun DAILY DAILY DAILYAM AM - M I' M

Kahuku 5:35 .... 2.08Walalua 0:10 .... 2.50Walanae 7:10 .... 3:55Ewa Mill ... . 5:50 7:45 1:05 4 32

Pearl City .... 6:15 8:03 1:30 4 52

Honolulu 6:50 8.35 3:05 5 26

F. C. SMITH, Gen'l Pass. & TicketAgt.G. P. DENISON, Superintendent.

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Legal Notices.

MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF INTEN-

TION OF FORECLOSUREAND OF 8ALE.

Notice Is hereby given that pursu- -

ant to the power of salo contained In' card ago Nandal's father, who wasthat certain mortgago dated Scptom- - considered the most powerful chief inber 20th, 1901, raado by Tom Lum, the Island at that time, massacred aPang Lum, Man Ocm, Tom Mon, Sun whole lllage of a neighboring tribe,Wo and Chock Wn, all of Honolulu, besides murdering se cral traders. ForIsland of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii,! this act of guerilla warfare his ownof the first part, and Androw Demp- - tillage was bombarded by sailors fromster, of Llhue, Island of Kauai, Tcrrl- - a French warship. All his huts, sometory of Hawaii aforesaid, of tho sec- - of substantial build, were destro)ed,ond part, and of record In Liber 226, and he himself was killed In the tight-o- n

pages 434 6 Hawaiian Registry of Ing thnt ensued. Tho present chief, ItConveyances, tho party of the second is stated, inherits his father's char-par- t,

intends to forccloso tho said acterlstlcs for deceit and treachery,mortgage for condition brokon. to wit: and maintains the reputation of thethe non payment of tho principal and Papuans for double-facednes- LikeInterest when duo. (the majority of his followers, he Is

Notlco Is likewise given that tho strong nnd athletic, and his tribe Isr remise bargained, sold and assign- - well supplied with offensive weapons,at public auction at tho auction rooms making It the most powerful of the In- -

of James F. Morgan, Queen street,Honolulu,

1902, o'clock thorlty

mortgage consist of:That certain Indenturo of lcaso dat

id May 1st, 1U00. made between Hattie K. vivit haves of Honolulu, as Los- -

nndand Wa Los- - three

term or ;u jears irorn Juno1st. 1900. thereby crantcd and all

From

Santo

those

chief

those

tribe

stocktheir Much

taken

Sells.

Mnnn

voice

Lum. Lum,nurse,

Castle.Crock-o- f

andappurtenances.

Hall,gold

MissHolracs & btnnley, for

Dated Oct. 11th, 1902.2274

SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE.

Under and by of certain ex-

ecution by Ljlo Dickey,Honolulu,

Hawa l.'mnU,1902. chm

Vogt

1902.

and shall offer for salo nnd sell

Station, Kalakaua Hale,tald Honolulu, at noonThjrudny, November,

1902 right, andterest tald Wong Hlngtc following described unlets Judgment and cost execu- -

amounting to Ono Hundredi ".nnd my expent.es previously

That certain business carriedHonolulu, Territory

firm namo WingLee Company,

Into July 24th, D. 1900, forplanting, buying and

telling taro, pol at Llllhastreet other places

"See Articlesmy

CHAS. CIIILI.INOWORTH,Deputy Sheriff,

Honolulu,2276 Oct 13, 31; Nov. 12.

TO CREDITORS

ESTATE FRANCISCO BOTELHO,

DECEASED.

ciedltois Francisco Botolho,deceased, lato Honolulu, Island

ore presenttheir duly andwith vouchers, If any ex-

ist, it claim bymortgago uponLtiBltana Hall,

Territory Ha-

wall, six fromdate this notice, or they will

Honolulu, 15, 1902.

FranciscoIiotelho.

15, 29; Nov.

LIGHT -:- - BREAKFAST

(Buckvvlieutr"

PALACE Bethel Street

SOOTH S TIM 111

Auckland, Oct. 10. advices re- - j

In Sdney from Islands, bytuo rencn man steamer Armand He-- 1

hie, was ascertained that severe tri-bal fighting has taken betweenhostile tribes on Esplrltu Island.

natives concerned Inthe present outbreak arc livingaround the coast and an inland tribe.wnicn very numerous and powerful.The the hill tribe, Nandal, who I

has lously attacking nartle to I

the shore, has, It Is stated, towedcapture nnd within

clutches. Recently, a largoforce, he approached New HebridesHoclety's property, which erectedtnere, but retreated on meeting with adetermined opposition favored po-

sition short distance Inland, wherethe land rises a great height, and Isthickly wooded, country being verymountainous. From this retreat the

has made a pillagingexpeditions, burning cverjthlng foundin the neighboring tillages, carry-ing oft all valuables and live for

own' special fightinghas already and It is

that, It not driven oft, the hillmassacring

some the less powerful tribes theIsland. It mav bo mentioned that four

habitants of tho New-- Hebrides. It Is

ARRIVED.

From Ran Francisco, S. Sierra.

r,. Atwnter, II. Illandlng, Mrninn.n,,,- - i it Tin.,! Mr. itm.i n

Kecly. J. M. McKlnnon. C. II.Mrs. Merchant, It. Lo Meyer, Mrs. LeMeyer, O. L. O'Brien. MissE. O'llrlen, Miss M. O'flrlcn, Master

O'Brien, A. II. Otis, W. C. Pot-ter. Mrs. H. W. Pratt, Miss PrattR Rathbonc, J. L Robertson,Rol, L. Smith, O. P. Smth, Col. J.

Soper, M. T. Stevens, W. T. Sum-mers, Mrs Summers, children and

Jno, Becker, Mrs. II.Burncttc, Bur- -

Cottant MrWm- - jiennlng, Wm. Hennlng,. ... ,Iniiino,i mi.. i,

Mrs. F McChcsney, E Montnrvo,W J J. p. Sharp. O Smith, Mis?I KrnrU Inn WMIIhmu 1)f.n,.aR0Hnns rrodcrlck Ruth

Lr H A c on WllI1,nRer Mrg,

llnndtmnnn, W.llariU w Wnrdrope, F. Weldle. ForAm klandR. ArliUnn. K. Amlcmnn.M. Anderson, Dr. J Flndlay. MrsFlmllay, McCuul, Mrs. Bain- -

bridge, Wm. Chegwln, J. A,F. J. Larson,

Saturday, tho 8th day of No- - even stated tho of hisnt 12 noon. is heard by the nathes of

The premises colored by said adjacent Islands.

sor Tom Pang Oct. 22 For Honolulu Mrs. It. W.Sun Wo as derson, children nnd Miss

Ftcr, tnetho

estate, right title and Interest of i castle, W. U. Castle Jr., Mrs.Lcffeh in to the pleco or parcel j. s, clnrk, If. J. Crocker, Mrs.

land hereditaments sltuato at Mrs. L. S. Cummlngs, F. S. Dodge.Knrnlarna Honolulu aforesaid, there- - ul8 M. K. Egglcston, R, Filler,In described und thereby demised j,rs! Flilcr, Mrs. K. A. Fraierwith the children, I)r. W. J. Onlbrulth. C. A.

ANDREW Graham. M. Green, Mrs. J. Grieve. .1

Mortgagee. IK Hackfcld. C. U. O. W. lions.Terms Cash, United States jrs. ji. jions, F. W. Hustacc, Mrs.

foln, detdB ut the expense of purchas- - Miistnco and son. T. K. James, Mrs." .. I James, A. Kalnes, Jno. Mrs.

Tor further particulars apply Li0d, J. S. McCandless, E. Mc- -Attorneys Mort- -

gagee.Honolulu.

td

virtue aIsBued A. Sec

ond District Magistrate ofIsland of Oahu, ofTerritory s E. ,,. TayIor Mr8. j, ,,. Tor.on the 18th day of September. In bcrt am, ma(, 0 T Tthe matter of Wong Tin Look , A Wngncr MlB8 Waril,Wong Hlng, 1 have, on this 13th day . Mrof October, A D levied "Pon.'urew.tcr, p. li.'

atm ...-- , ,u im. "'Kc--i '""-- . ,.

the Police In12 o'clock of

13th day ofA D all the title In- -

of tho In andthe business

the oftlcn and

nvuijr-uiu- c i, .mt.toi,aru paid:

on inIsland of Oahu, of

Hawaii, under tlo ofa Co Partnership, en-

tered A.the purpose of

palal qror place or In said

Honolulu.copy of of Co Partner-

ship nt office.F

Ter. of Hawaii.Oahu.

22,

NOTICE

OF

All ofof of

Oahu, hereby notified toclaims authenticatedthe proper

even is securedreal estate, to mo at

Alapal street, IIouolulu, Islnnd of Oahu, of

within months thoof bo for-

ever barred.October

joao p. nrAS.Administrator of Estate of

2277 Oct. 22, 5.

JIvJ"

& GRILL,

eclred thetit

place

The lmmcdlatel)

isof

nrcv ledto!

kill all fallinghis with

Is

to aa

tothe

number of

and

use.place, ex-

pectednathes will succeed In

of of

PASSENGERS

ner S.

D.

Merchant.

Moore, D.

C. Mrs.M.

B. C Du

J.H.

two

Mrs.

CoBBI1

W.

Pnrrllnlkp

WulflnRer, A.

G. JessieBarr, G.

Effort), Mrs. Efford, Geo.

thatthe

the

MnnChock

theand

and or,W.

two

DEMPSTER,

Llod,

ts.

tho

the

the

Mrs.

ril. Wood. For P. W. Arm

Mrs.

Mrs.

withbeen

T Montgomery, MissCopt Miss Newton,Miss S

Polndextcr,Mrs. Stoney, G

Mrs Thompson, W.Tieneh, Troup, Davis,Davis and twoW. Mrs.Illmus, Mrs. Minus,Jones, J Mrs. Lees.ter Lees, Master II Lees, II, Mac--Lean.Mills, Moulton and

Win. MissMrs, Surene, Taj lor,

MrsWootls.

DQlEoTlMNWlo

Filed for Record Oct 21..V. Fernandez and wf M Pacho- -

coEst K Kaunamano J. M, Mo

delros jj,Kahaawl Kahoaka

J. D. Marques IlenriqucsJ. O Haw n. Realty &

Maturity Co c.M.1', Jones Ltd. StraUch Rcl.

de Soma F. Strauch .... Rel,v T,.i.ii,Hf si.n.,i, and

hsb ..Rcl,Tr S. Cartw right Strauch

and husband Rcl.F Strauch and hsb Est S. Wil-

der Ltd M.Strauch and hsb Hawn Tr. Co.

Tr.D.Lansing H. ...D.

Hawn. Agr. Co. Hamlha andwf Rel.

Hamlha and Brewer &Co., Ltd

Recorded October 14.W O Ashley to A l.ow; RS: Int

Aloa Soda Works, Alca, Ewa, Oahu;41. II 245, p 6. Dated Sept 27, 1902.

R A Woodward to 8oda Works;OS; Int Oahu Soda Works, PearlCity, Ewa, Oahu; 16000. 1) 245, p 5.Dated July 31, 1902.

Rank Hawaii Ltd Hlshop & Co;AM; mtg J A Magoon on lands

414,000. 236, p 461. Dated Is

Oct 14, 1902.U Onomo to Thco II Davlca & Co

Ltd; CM; crop cano on lots 28, 38, 39,and 43, Hawaii; $3731.50. I!

23(1, r 459. Dated Sept 5, 1902.Recorded October 15. be

J I' Dlas and to J de Frlas; D;pc land, Kalnapuaa, Honolulu; 1. II238, p 385. Dated Sept 29, 1902.

M T Frlas and hsb to J Dins; D;land, Kalnapuaa, Honolulu; $1. II

238. p 381. Dated Sept 29, 1902.E II Wodchouso to Sing Loy; RS

leasehold, crops, bldgs, etc. Late. Koo-- ,

lauloa. Oahu. J3000. II 245, p 12. Dat- -

Oct 9, 1902.Ylck Lung Co to E 11 Wodc

Ford Sale; crops,bldgs, etc. Late, Oahu; 43,- -

11 245, p 9. Dated Oct 1, 1902.J Carvalho to Koloa Sug Co; IIS,

water Aca and Kolon aKauai, 4500 etc. II 245, p 8. DatedSept 30, 1902 n

E A Westoby to A Strout, DAdp, ,.,fcmlao child. Eveln 8 m,,old 245, p 7. Dated Oct 15, wnnnn

Chlng Ah Young to Lowers & CookeLtd, CM, 2 bldgs, etcSmith and Hotel and

up to 41300. B 23C, p 4G2.

Dated Oct 10, 1902.S K Kahoaka to S M Kannknnul; I);

Int Or 249.1. Wehn. nnd Or 2160. Nlenle. Hawaii; 4170. B 210.p 1116. Dated Oct 13. 1902.

Recorded October 16.Yeo Chong to IIIbIiop Co; Asgmt;

Klre Claim 6008 for 41736 65; 4379.12.B 245, p 12. Dated Aug 25, 1902.

Kapulo nnd hsb to Ilccla Agr Co; D;Int In R P 990, Kill 2162. Ilccla. Koolau-poko- ,

Oahu; 1CK). 11238, p 386. Dat-

ed Oct 1902.Recorded October 17.

Seo Sung Wal Co; CoPD; rlco plant-ing, etc. Kahuku. Oahu;canltal 48000. B 245. p 13.

Sept 19, 1902. on

PASSENGERS

From San per S. Nott has his22. Chow Yu Fraser. I'nE

Morris, Morris und two children, ' A. Llchtenbcrgcr, Miss Eleanor Licit-Mr-

McCaul, A. S. Geo. tenberger, Capt. 11. L. E. Meyer, JJ. Savlll, II. M. Smeeton, O Seagram, Mrs L. K. Veale. A.

.Mrs. Smeeton and child, W. Richmond, Walker, Miss Elsie Llchtenbcrgcr.Mrs. Richmond nnd two children, Mrs

Sullivan, Miss M. Wallace. Geo S S KOREA.Williams. Mrs. Williams and child, V. I

Sydney -

strong, Mrs. Armstrong, J. M. Ashley the Paclllc Mall's hugo liner, isand child, E. 1)1 nes, Banes on tho wny from Hongkong, butR. Blrks, F. II. Botsford, A. will omit calling and HoMrs. Caldwell, Carver, A. II Cun- - nolulu In order to preserve tho sched-rs.ighn-

J. L. Finlay Mrs. Flnlu), tile of tho company's Oriental vessels.W. Fletcher, Master Forsyth, II. W Tho capabilities of the Korea, tho

A. Gollln, Miss Ktnacy, W J. fact thnt the Peking has laidKitchen, P. Kolbc, Mrn, Kolbe, R II In Japan, nan disturbed tho schedule- -

McCrudden, R, McDonald, T. McEenerjE. C. E Murdoch.

T Newman, F. E.K. Nlntle. Miss L. Ninde, A.

Patterson, T. Mrs. Poln-dexte- r,

Stoney, WSutton, M A.

A. J. II,It. J. Durance,

J. Grlmstead, Grlmstead, WJas, Hocking, It.

Landers, S J, Mas- -

E.T. Marsetta, A. Mills, Mrs.Mrs child, P.

Ramsch, Richards, EmmaStanley, M J. D.

M, Thompson, F It. Wutson, Wm.

1

I.D.

J.

E. S. Rcl,J. O. ..U.S.

Ilenriques

c. F.A.M.

F. F.

G.

F,

T F. F. WlchmanK.

K. wf C.D.

J In

Alea

of toat Ho-

nolulu; a

40 Olaa,

wf

Ppc

cdWal

house; leasehold,Koolauloa,

000.

right, Punahclu,

EKempster,

It

leaseholds,Sts, Honolulu, 41

advances

InIlnmakua,

&

,

Koolauloa,Dated

ARRIVED.

Relchardt, F.

F.

L.

In

at

F.Gllmour, up

'

D.

I).

Mrs. E. A. Fraser nnd C B.Hull. Allan W Judd. Henry P. Judd.S. Roscnhaupt. .1 Rosenhaupt. Through

.i u,n.r fnnim.imler n Block.linger, E II. Daugherty. CommanderW. W. Gait. I'a master W. W. Mir--

Hit U S.l!i-hl- r .1. Tftsrh. Itpv. nndMrs. It E Aiken and two childrenMrs. Eethclvn Esternaus, Rev W. II

Millard. Mis Millard. Mrs. E A Per- -

kins nnd two children, Miss II. P. Reed.Dr. V. F. Tuikerl Mrn F. I'. TuckerJ. Burton, Mrs. R. E. Barker, 11. C

Bartlctt. Mr. and Mrs. E Cnrdwell, FDamert, Mr nnd Mrs. ('. lielvleMrs. R. Hope, J. O. Hutchinson, Mrs

San Francisco, Oct. 14. The Ko- -

to such an extent that It cannot bo ensMy arranged, nnd may not bo entirely

until tho Korea's sistership, the Siberia, Is falily on the Ori-

ental route.

S. 3. SILVERTON.

San Finnrlsn, Oct. H The steam-er Sllverlon Is on tho vvny from Oer- -

many to this port with the cnhlo forthe now linn to the llnvvaliun Islandsand the Philippines, nnd tho questionof the dutv to ho paid by the MncUny.Bennett people Is being considered hyCollector of Customs Strntton. It isthought that his decision will he tomako tho company pay merely on thopait of the calilo oxlcndlng tlircoUngues from port, nnd not on thowhole cnhlo.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Iiromo Qulnluo Tablets,All refund tho money If It

fa is to cure E V. drove's Blgnaturo8 on each box; cents, '

Corporation Notices.

NOTICEWe hereby give notlco that MR. T.

F. LANSING Is In no way connectedwith tho former Insurance agency ofGear, Lansing & Co, which on Sept.Jd, 1901, transferred all their right,title, interest and good-wil- l of their in-

surance department to the Honoluluinvestment Co, Ltd., and that Mr. T.F. Lansing is not entitled to tho patro-nag- o

formerly git en to tho Gear, Lan-sing &. Co, Insurance agency, by rlguiof his sale and aluc received from usfor all his interests In the above nam-ed Insurance agency.

In view of the nbovo wo respectfullysolicit tho renewals of all flro Insurance formerly carried by the Gear,Lansing & Co. agency.

HONOLULU INVESTMENT CO..LTD., Judd Uulldlng, Merchantstreet. 2272-t- f

THE KONA SUGAR LTD,

Stockholders' Meeting.

A special meeting of tho stockhold-ers of The Kona Sugar Company, Ltd.,will be held at the counting rooms ofM. W, McChcsney & Sons. Ltd., onQueen street In Honolulu, on Thurs-day, October 23d, 1902, at 3 o'clock p.m, of said day. Said special meeting

called for the purpose of considering the advisability of petitioning theCircuit Court of the Third Circuit (atchambers) for tho sale of all and every the property of Tho Kona SugarCompany, Ltd., whether such property

real, personal or mixed, or other-wise arranging for tho sale and dispo-sition all and every property ofwhatever kind now owned by saidCompany. And tor tho transaction ofsuch other matters cognate to theabovo matters, or concern to saidCompany, which may be brought be- -

foro snl11 "Poclal meeting.CLINTON J. IIUTCHINS.

Secretary Kona Sugar Co , Ltd.2282-2- t

NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that CHANGSING FAT has this day withdrawn ns

member and MAR AH YINO, ofHong Kong, China, been admitted as

mnmlm. rf tlin Arm nf Wlni- - Rlni--,. ,. ,,, .

. ,,,'..-- ........ -,,,... ... ,... ionnlt..

Dated August 21, 1902.WING SING WO COMPANY.

2282 31

Business Notices.FIRE-WOO-

FOR 8ALE Enquire at U. S. Experi-

ment Station, Kcwalouka.

2281-2-

NOTICE.

There will bo a meeting of thestockholders of the Standard Telophono Company, at the office of W.Austin Whiting. In tho Judd building,

Wednesday, nt 10 a. m. 2281-2-

NOTICE.

Kmmn sirecis 10 ju abtoFrancisco, S. Peru, Jr. removed plumb-Oc- t.

Kwun, E. A. establishment from Bcrctanla and

Patterson.Miss

,

backCaldwell, Shanghai

Jr.,

Mrs.children,

children,

E.

satisfactory

druggists

25

COMPANY,

of

of

,,..

.iruui.near King, whero ho will bo pleasedW seo nis patrons ami irieuu.

2250 tf

REMOVAL NOTICE.

Dr C. B High has removed hisdental otilco to tho Mctropolo Build-

ing next to the Puclflc Club, Alakeastreet 2267-l-

WaikikiInn

ON

theBEACH

SPECIAL RATE3 FORTOURIST8.

A FAMILY RE80RT.

Cottages and pleasantrooms, American and Eu-

ropean Plan. ExcellentCuisine and Service Spe-

cial weekly or monthlyrates.Dest of Surf Dathlng andCanoeing all the yearround. Hot and Cold Wa-

ter Baths. Bouffct, Liv-

ery, Electric Lights.

L. H. DEE, Proprietor.Ring up Phone Rod 71. j

Jas. T. TaylorCIVIL AND HYDRAULIC ENGINEER

jog Judd Building,

Telephone Main 294.

J&S4 2for25ctslkftflioa'-wAi- Eir CpntsVV Alcan What Wc bay I lourCholceofSollU.MUer.UolJIMatcorallvcrore. jsoworihiifwuukft.A new fuulcaiy plan cndMamiaiul we nnU Intlmctlnii. teptlmooalimni miM FREE aHontruIrl

lrttf Piece ofilolil Jfwtlry. ritalnnrrAtma Book Co Pai3fl AihttUU N Carolina USA

Oceanic Steamship Company.TIME TABLP

rie tteamers of this line will arrive and leave this rjrt aa hianwrJrROM SAN FRANCISCO.

ALAMEDA OCT. 31SONOMA NOV. 12ALAMEDA NOV. 21VENTURA DEC. 3ALAMEDA ..DEC. 12

Local boat.

FOR BAN FRANCISCO.C--

SONOMA

In connection with tne sailing or tse above steamers, tne pre-sar- Kl

to Iisuj, to Intending passengers, coupon through tickets by any rail-om-

from Ban Francisco w all potuta In the United Statos, and from Mewrork by any steamship line to all European

TOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLT TO

Wm. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd,GENERAL AQENT8 OCEANIC . . CO.

Pacific Mail Steamship Co.Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co. and Toyo Risen Kaisha

teamers of tht above will call at Honolulu andItava this pert on or about tht datet mentioned.

FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.COPTIC OCT. 29AMERICA MARU NuV. 6KOREA NOV. 14GAELIC NOV. 22HONGKONG MARU DEC. 2CHINA DEC. 10DORIC DEC. 18NIPPON MARU DEC. 26PERU JAN. 3

NOV.

NOV.SIERRA DEC.

DEC.DEC.

agents

porta.

below

For general Information apply to

H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd., Agents

American-Hawaiia- n S. S. Co.Direct Service between New York and Hawaiian Islands, via Pacific Coast.

Prom Now YorkSS. "TEXAN" to sail about NOV 10th8 S. "AMERICAN," to sail about DEC 1stSS. "HAWAIIAN," to sail about DEC. 24th

Freight received at Company's wharf, 42d 8L, South Brooklyn, at all time

Prom Stxn Francisco8.S. "NEDRASKAN", to tall about OCT. 30th

from Honolulu to San Pranclaco.SS. "NEVADAN," to sail about OCT. 27th

From Seattle nnd Tucoma8.S. "ALASKAN", to sail about NOV. 25th

For further particulars apply toC. P. MORSB,antral Frtlaht Agtnt. H. HACKFELD & CO., Ltd

AGENTS. HONOLULU.

Canadian-Australia- n Royal MailSteamship Company.

teamen ot the above, line, running In connection wltu the CANADI-AN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. between Vancouver. 11. C and Sydney, N.8.VV,and calling at Victoria, D. C, Honolulu, Suva, FIJI and Brisbane, are DUEAT HONOLULU on or about the dates below stated. tIi.:From Vancouver ana Victoria. B. C.

(For Brisbane and Sydney.)MOANA OCT. 25MIOWERA NOV. 22AORANOI DEC. 20

Through Tickets Issued from Honolulu to Canada, United States andturops. For Freight aad Passage and all general Information, apply to

Thco. H. Davlce & Ltd., Gcn'l Agents.P. O. Box 905.

commission M:icK.OH:A.iqrTS.In and and

Sterling the PainterHas added to his Pilnt a large

-- stock cf

WALLPAPER

an Paper Hanger atsalesman, who will be to give

about Paper Hanging andDecorating.

COMPETENT PAPERand alwaya on band.

REASONABLE PRICES.

SAME OLD STAND, UNION

E.R. BATH, PlumberLocated at 165 King St.,

Opposite Young Bldg.

Telephone 61,THE CELEBRATED

DOUGLAS

Woman's Exchangehas remove 1 to tht

Arlington Block, Hotel Street

In the ttore formorly byH. W. Foster.

COTTON BROS. CO.ENGINEERS ANDGENERAL CONTRACTORS.

Plans nnd estimates forall Contracting worK.

Tel. 248.ROOM BOSTON BLK. Honttulu

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Co.,

FOR SAN FRANCISCO.GAELIC NOV. Z

MARU NOV.CHINA NOV. 11DORIC NOV. 21NIPPON MARU DEO.PERU DEC. IS

DEC. 1S--

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TEL. 18.

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The KcystoneWatch Case Co.

ut.iii PMK4alpMt,U.S..

America's Oldest andLargest Walch Factorymp i m

For talo byThe Principal Watch

Dealers inHawaiian Islands

Jos. SchwartzImporter of

WATCHMAKERS' AND JEWELERS'TOOLS AND MATERIALS.

Drills for Drilling Red Deans.Room 303 Boston Building.

all );IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE

IN NEWSPAPERSANVWItURB AT ANYTIMB

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64 it 65 Merchant' Exctwigea nisr 1 KArw.wv au

M. PhilliDS & Co.WholtsaJa Importers and Jobbtra,

European tnd American Dry Good

Fort and Queen ttt--

BUILDING MATERIA! SOr ALL KINDS.

Dealers In Lumber and Coal

Allen 3fc Robinson,Queen Honolulu. '

THE OLDEST CHINESE FIRM IN HONOLULU.

Dealers Fine Silks Grata Linens. Chinese Japanese Goods ofAll Kinds. NUUANU STREET.

Shop

Also Experiencedplca'cd

Information

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employed

STREET

MainAGENT FOR

COL8ET.

occupied

furnishedclauses.

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VENTURA

HONKONO

COPTIC

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Street,

yjyi" "itif'v

S FARMING . TOOLS b1 and IMPLEMENTS A I

p Said a farmer's wlfo to her husband one day ns he nag startingjg to market: "Now don't forget whllo je're In the city to getgj some of them lectrlc light plants wo heer so much about. We

jj Kin Jls' ns veil raise 'em ourselves, nml save kero3ene."t Now, If you nro raising plants of nny sort Just remember

that wo sell

if PLOWS, all sixes from 4 to J 6 In. j CULTIVATORSfef HORSE HOES, HARROWS, SHOVELS, SPADESfcj RAKES, HOES and GARDEN TOOLS of ALL SORTSB? We also have tools used In caring for 'lectrlc light plants.St

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BEER THAT

LAGER BEERThat means beer that has been allowed to lie It Is called

"aged" when whisky or wine Is spoken of tho kind of beerwe offer ripened beer. Delicious In tnstc, healthful In effect. Needwe say Ask for

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LOVEJOY & CO., LtdNuuonu 6t.

MONUMENTS,

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BIO 6. King St.,

IS

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SAFES1044 ALAKEA ST., bet. Hotel and King Streets

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HAWAIIAN STOCK YARDS CO., LtdE. II. LEWIS, General Munnficr

sIl 6 L

FAST HiThe Pacific Mall liner Porn arrived

off port a little before midnight andwas docked at tho Pacific Mall wharfat about 1 o'clock this morning

The Peru had a pleasant andfrom San Francisco, mak-

ing the passage In faster time thanusual, namely, six days and six hours

Among the passengers for this portaro Cbow Yu Kwan, the acting ChineseConsul General at San Francisco, whocomes to Honolulu on business; J.

and S Rosenhaupt are Spo-

kane merchant! of prominence. AllanW. Judd and Henry P. Judd are alsoamong tho passengers for Honolulu.

Among the through passengers areCommander W. W. Gait, U. S. N., andPaymaster V. A. Merrltt, who areboth proceeding to duty on the Chinastation, leaving the steamer at Yoko-hama.

There are a number of passengersfor Shanghai, all of whom are mission-aries nnd their families.

Among the passengers for HongkongIs a Cook's tourist excursion Includingtho following' J. Durton, Mrs. It. K.

Barker, H. C. Dartlett, IJ. Cardwell,Mrs. E. Cardwell, F. Daniert, Mrs. L.

K. Vcalo and Miss A. Walker. J. O.

Hutchinson Is personally conductingtlio excursion.

Among the other passengers forHongkong are Mrs. A. Llchtcnbergerand her daughters. Miss Eleanor andMiss Elsie Llchtcnberger, prominentChicago society people who are on theirway on a trip around the world. Cap-

tain II. L. E. Meyer Is a prominent SanFrancisco shipping man on his way toManila on business

A cargo of over 2300 tons of freightIs carried by the Peru, and this In- -

jIT

Tel. Main 308 .!

IRON FENCES

P. O. BOX 042

Phone Blue 3143

LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLE,

All new and up e rigs.Importers and dealers In allkinds of lite stock.

M PRICE8 TO SUIT THE TIME8.

mm sierra

The Oceanic steamship Sierra arrivedoff port early this morning and wasdocked at the Oceanic wharf at about7 30 o'clock Sho had a pleasant nnduneventful trip from San Francisco,making the voyage In five clays andeighteen hours

The Sierra carries a larger passengerlist than has been carried by steamersof that line for many a month. Thelist for Honolulu includes a largenumber of well known local people.

The Sierra carries a larger cargo offreight than usual, amounting to over3000 tons, one-ha- lt of whlth consistsof dried prunes, currants and figs, andgreen pears, apples and other fruit.Uarlcy to the amount of 250 tons anda quantity of alfalfa, the first ship-

ment of the kind in years, is IncludedIn the cargo, all for Auckland and Sid-ney.

eludes a section of shaft weighing six-

teen and " half tons for tho Mallsteamship Peking, now waiting for itat Kobe Captain Robinson remainsIn command of the Peru, her formermaster, Captain Plllsbury being on thoway to Kobe to bring back the Peking,after which he will take the positionof marine survt)or for tho NationalUnderwriters' Association.

The Peru Is scheduled to leave thisport at 8 o'clock this evening.

After forty years' experience as nEambler. Peter F. Delacy, the notedNew York sport, advises everybody toleave games of chance alone. He says

j he can count on the fingers of one handthe men he has known to make moneyat gambling.

Gold Crowns -

White Crowns --

Bridge Work- -(I tn TOOTH)

$5S5

$5

"'KVENiNyDULtgffW.7

See the new

Climax Arc Lamp

100 to COO candlepower.i This Is the best lamp ontho market. Manufacturedby The Standard Oat LampCompany.

The Best of All Creams

T HIGHLAND

nnd

CREAM

tf PET CREAM

HAWAIIAN TRADING CO., Ltd

SOLE AGENTS.

1142 Fort Street, Love Building.

REPUBLICANS IN A

Another meeting of the Republicanswas held last night. This time It wasIn Kcwalo, right in the midst of aHome Rule stronghold. This Is themode of warfare the Republicans arocnrrjInR on now as the campaigndraws to Its clobo and it Is proving nmost effective scheme. As on otheroccasions, such ns the meeting InKnknako, the Home Rulers presentstarted In to jeer at the speakers, theiraim being to break up the meeting.However, they could not help but beconvinced by tho lncontrovertable ar-guments of the speakers and were soonreduced to a state of quiet After--

i wards, they began to applaud thespeakers and then the rest of the

1 night's work was easy.Robert N. Doyd was the chairman of

'the evening and In calling the meetingto order he made a short speech Inwhich he stated that It wns time forthe careful consideration of the factsand the candidates of the various par-ti-

before deciding which men to sup-port.

S. F. Chllllngworth was the firstspeaker called upon to address the peo-ple and he devoted much of his allot-ted time to pleading the cause of thelender of the party. Among otherthings, he stated that the presence ofWilcox at Washington caused no sen-timent whatever for he was a manwithout affiliation and without friends"at court" to speak for him. If thoPrince were sent forwnrd to Washing-ton there would not be a single mem-ber of the majority party In Congresswho would not lend him a helpinghand

Charles Lake made n short speech onthe need of a Legislature that wouldpass laws for the betterment of thecondition of the Territory. W. W.Harris followed. The first referencethis speaker made was to the conditionof the streets In Kewalo which had notbeen put in decent shape on account ofthe Inactivity of the Home Rulers inthe Legislature. The speaker then re-

ferred to the hard times prevailing andstated that if Wilcox had done any-thing at all for Hawaii while In Wash-ington these bad times would surelyhave been averted. Congress in itslast session had made appropriationsnmountlng to something like a billiondollars nnd jet of this vnst amount,Hawaii had not Ifien given n singlecent.

The speaker next referred to theleper bill Wilcox was proposing nndbad already proposed. He ald that ifthe Federal Government were to takohold of tho leper settlement, the lepersthere would be used for experimentalpurposes. If the Republicans were to getInto office, they would take care of thxlepers In the way they should be takencare of and that too through local con-trol.

Jonah Kumalae spoke alorg the samnlines as he has on previous occasions.He told of the do nothing policy of therepresentatives and senators in theLegislature and made clear their short-comings before the peop'le. The nextspeaker was Carlos Long who spokeat length on the necessity of voting thobtralglit Republican ticket. He spokeagain on the need of county and muni-cipal government, snjlng that this wasthe only way that the people ob awhole would have a voice In tho gov-

ernment of local affairs. The speakersaid he deplored the statements to thteffect that the Republicans were nptIn earnest In the mutter of county nnjmunicipal government. He stated further that If this were really tho case,the people would not find himself andother Republicans standing on theplntform advocating the election of thecandidates of the party.

At the conclusion of the meeting.Chairman Boyd called for three cheersfor the Queen, the nominees and the i

Republican party, which were givenwith a will. "

PAINLESS

EXTRACTION

For Reliable Uptodate DentistrySilver 50cFillings - -

(NO MORS)

Gold Fillings $1 and up

Full Set of Teeth $5,00

Have the EXPERT DENTISTS in the Arlington Block, 215 Hotel Street, off.Union, do your work. No charge for examination, Lady assistant, All

our work fully GUARANTEED, AH instruments are thoroughly sterilized

before being used each time, i

HOW0LpiXs'Ty7ll,

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

TIDE8.

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AMWtdattdajr St l I I 0 !

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Friday to (8t 5 II tS 14 1 )l . I

Stturday.. . a m j $j 4 J"PM

Suodtjr IJ la t 6 ): 6 (i

Monday , , ) itmi 10

Last quarter of the moon, 23d, 12.28P m

Tides from tho United SUts Coastnnd Geodetic Survey Tallies.

The tides at Kahulul and JIllo occurabout au hour earlier than at Hjnolulu.

Hawaiian Standard Time Is lOh 30mflower than Greenwich time, beingthat of the meridian of 157i30. Thetime whistle blows at 1:30 p. m , whichIs the same as Greenwich. Oh Om.

Weather Uureaui Punnhou, Oct 22.Temperature Morning minimum, CS;Midday maximum, S3.

Uarometer at 9 a. m. 30 00. Stead).Rntnfall 0.00.Dew Point G8F.Humidity at 9 a. m. 68 per cent.Diamond Head Signal Station, Oct.

22 Weather hai, wind fresh SE.

ARRIVED.

Wednesday, Oct 22.S S Peru, Robinson, from San Fran

clsto, at 1 a m.S. S. Sierra. Houdlettc, from San

Francisco, at 7:30 a. m.Str. Mlkahala, Gregory, from Kauai

ports, at 4:12 a. m.Tuesday, Oct. 21.

Str. Lehua, Naopala, from Molokalports at 10 p. m.

SAILING TODAY.

S. S. Peru, Robinson, for the Orient,at 8 p. m.

S. S. Sierra, Houdlctte, for the Colo-nies, at 10 p. m.

Str. Lehua, Naopala, for Maul, Molo-kal nnd Lanal ports, at S p. in.

m i

DEPARTED.

Tuesday. Oct tl.Ger. cr Cormoran, von Durskt, fir

the Marshall Islands.S. S Sonoma, Van Otertndorp, for

San FranciscoStmr W G. Hall, Thompson, for

Kauai ports.Stmr Maul, Ilinnett, for Maul ports.Stmr. Hawaii, Nelson, for Paa iIiaii,

Kukalau, Ookala, Laupahoehoe, I' pa-

nic and Papalko.Gas. sihr. Eclipse, Townscnd, for

Molokal, Maul and Kona ports.Wednesday, Oct. 22.

Str. Noeau, Mosher, for Lubalna,Kaanapatl, Honokaa and Kukulhaele,at C a. m.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From Molokal ports, per stnr. Le-

hua. Oct. 22 J D. McVeigh. MrsHolt, Miss E C. Potts, R V. Mad-den, D W Cnrr and t deel:

From Kauai, per stmr. Mlknhali,Oct 2.' C 13 llofgaard. J I) Jow

tt II Pttrle II D. Mail and wifeG V Ewart Jr, Miss Uiackle J A.Al.lna Miss Andreth, J M. I'oep-'H- ,

Mrs London, J SchJlmeii o- -, Mr.and Mrs Najo, L Tobrlner, J. IJlat'.tle J C Wilier an-3- dcik.

GOVERNORDOITS LETTERS

(Continued from Pago 1.)

and thai the latter had promised tosquare up.

"In this letter, Mr. Wright said hethought I had better come home butthat he would write me more fully bythe next steamer, I think, the Coptic.

"Tho Coptic arrived In San Franciscothe day before the China sailed fromthat port for San Francisco nnd therewas not a woid from anj one, not evenu newspaper wns sent to me.

' The Ventura nnd the transport Sol-

ace both nrrlvid in San Francisco andttlll there were no letters, The Ala-meda arrived with tho same result.

"I was very anxious to Jlnd out what.If any the developments were, Ithought I would return homo In thoAlnmeda but, remembering Mr. Wrighthad stated In his letter that he wouldwrite me fuller details und that noone hud sent me a line, I concludedthat the U H, Wright matter had beensettled satisfactorily and that thingswere running smoothly again. Itseemed to me that under tho circum-stances, there was no cause for worry.

"On Trldny night 1 went to the Occidental hotel where I saw Col. J, H.Soper. Mr. Grieve gave me copies ofthe Dulletln nnd other papers andthere I read the news. The Informationstaggered me. I Immediately satdown nnd wrote a long letter to Wm.H. Wright telling him just how I feltat the time.

' On Saturday and Sunday I was overIn Oakland. On Tuesday I went overto San Francisco again nnd took theobservation cars to the Cliff House.

"At the corner of Market and Poststreets I heard the ' Post" boys shout-ing out 'All nbout the Treasurer of thoTerritory of Hawaii absconding' Ibought n paper, concluding at onethat a mistake had been made and thattho boys wire liferrlng to 11. H.Wright

"JT

JUSTA Beautiful Lot of

The arrival of these skirts Is opportune, as the rainy demon la ap-

parently here. Tho purchase wns made on most favorable termi,which, as usual, wo give you the benefit of. Wo would llko yim to ex-

amine these garments carefully the stylo tho shapo tho "hingtho sewing the finish and then the price.

$1.00

SI.25

$1,50

$2.25

for a handsome mqrccrlzed petticoat, lightfull flare, two ruffles and 3 cords.

for a smart "spun glass" petticoat, with dcop plattingand 4 Inch ruffle you would say It wan $2 00 at leant.

for a black mercerized satin skirt, full flounce and fourruffles very bwcII.

for a very effective Btle, made of fine mercerized skirt-ing, double ruffle nnd six rows of stitched flat bandi

for a mercerized silk$2.25 with 24 rows of stitched

beautiful line of blaktucking, also at name price a

and white stripes Included In thislot are a few handsome

stjles at $7.50 to $13 00 each.

WHITNEY &

NOW. . .Is the time to have your teeth attended to. If they have cavities, the sooner they are filled the better. ThereIt danger In delay. At the New YorkDental Parlors jour teeth will bo ex-

tracted or filled, without pain. Ouroperators are graduato dentists of ov-

er 20 years' experience, are up to dateand specialists In their profession.

Come and see us. We will examineyour teeth free of charge.

We have been established In Hono-lulu for iwo jears and aro here tostay; therefore our guarantee will ful-ly secure ou should any accident hap-pen to any work done by us.

All our Instruments nra thoroughlysterilized before use.

"I was dumbfounded when I openedthe paper and found that the Treasurerhad absconded It wns then that Irealized why I had not received anyfurther letters from Wm. II. Wright."

In answer to a question with refer-ence to the $3000 of T. II. Davlcs &.

Co, Ltd, that certain persons wcromaking such a fuss about, Mr. Doydanswered:

"All I have to say on this point Uthat in the matter of the $3000 of T.H. Davles & Co , Ltd , I am ready atany time I ma be called upon so to do,to account for every cent of It."

Referring to the matter of D. II.Wright, Mr. Doyd said' "I want tolook further into this. I wns shockedand surprised nt tho disclosures thatwere made. When I lft my office, Idid so feeling confident thnt ever thingwas in perfect shape. I had absolutelyno Idea there were any Irregularities."

Mr. Ho)d was asked about the lettersent to him by Governor Dole, orderinghis return His nnswer was "I re-

ceived tho Governor's communicationbj the Sierra but I had booked to re-

turn home by that steamer prev Ions tothe receipt of that letter."

Oakland, Oct 12 J. II. Uovd, Super-intendent of Public Works of the Ha-waiian Islands, was seen today at 599Merrlmac street, where hn Is visitingfriends, and was asked in regard tothe whereabouts of W. II. Wright, themissing Treasurer of the Islands. Hesaid:

"When I came from Honolulu tovisit friends in Oakland I left Treasur-er Wright In charge of my officeWhen the steamer Alameda arrivedfrom the Islands I was surprised thatno word In rigard to the office had beensent by Wright. I sent n rather pointedIcter to htm by return mall, but I didnot Imagine that anything wns wronguntil I read of It In the newspapers.Since then I have gone to San Francisco ns often ns possible, thinking thatI might meit him on the street, ns ItIs rumored thnt he Is In that city, butI have met wlh no suicess

"Wright was In San I'rantlsco onlyonce, and that was when he was 0 or 7

jeurs old. He Is now 3j jears of age,so he could know llttlu of San Fran-cisco. It he is in that city I am con-vinced that he must have come to theCoast with an accomplice and Is nowIn hiding."

H

WANTSFor Want Column See Page Six

HELP WANTED.

WANTED A competent bookkeeperand collector for a retail business Inthis city. Address, stating previousexperience nnd local references, CC, this office. 22&3 3t

TWENTY-FIV-E CENTS

Will bo paid for delivery at the Dul-letln office of a WEEKLY DULLET1Nof the Issue of Sept. 30th, this year.

OPEN

COLORED PETTICOATS

and shapely

petticoat, extra full IS Inch flounce

taffeta silk pctticoatn of tho latest

MARSH. LTD

Kull plate of Teeth $6.00Gold Crowns .. 5.00Bridge Work, per Tooth 5.00Gold Fillings II and up as to sizeFillings.. 60o to $1 acedg. to material

Hours. 8 to C; Sundayn, 9 to 12.Ladles In attendance

HO PLATESKiTAI t.HskkJa iSs.

New York Dental ParlorsItoom 4, Elite building. Hotel street,

Over Hart & Co.'a Ico Cream Parlor.

TRANSPORT EGBERT SOLD.

San Francisco, Oc t 10 The transport Lgbcrt vv.ih Hold yesterday for$0,U00 to tho Dollar Steamship Company Tho ItosecruiH dl)tcd ofsome tlmo ago brought M 000 butthat was before) tho older reducing thetransport fleet Tho Egbert the firstvessel to be sold alnco that ultimatumShe was an ocean liner and was ohtalncd In 1898. Shu Is a Urge veuet,320 feet long, with a draft of 18 5 feet.a gross tonnago of 2 845 and a net tonnago of 1,856. Hint wai first loaned totho Government, which used her for ahospital ship, nnd later ahe was boughtfrom tho Atlantic Transport Lln- Co ,

dismantled nnd converted at this portinto a freighter Slut made Iter firsttrip as a hospital Hblp fiom New Yorkthrough tho Suez c.mal to Manila andthence to San Franc lifco

LIPTON'S CHALLENGC ARRIVES

New York. Oct 1( The challengeof Sir Thomas Llptou and the RoyalUlster Yacht Club for the America'scup icached hero today on the OceanIc. No action will ho taken on thechallenge nor will Itn conteuts he madepublic before It comex hofore a specialmeeting of tho Now York Yacht Clubto be held tomorrow night

NEW PACING RECORD

Lexington, Ky, Oct IE OnwardSliver, tho great mu of Onward and Sylvan Muld, went two milestoday In 4:29 Itreiklug the Araerlcan two mile record of 4 32 made b)Grecnlander In 18')3 Hudson was Inthe sulky, and Onward Silver had arunning mate. I L Pruiou of Dirdstown, Ky , owns tlio horn"

Weekly edition of tho Dullstln. $1 ayear.

Hapr!

Pictorial lislory

of theOne lnp,e volumeeclittdby ....

Marrian Wilcox, fU, LL.D,

An Authentic History

Illustrations

Never Before Siiown

William I LyorFort Street, n.-a-r Hotel

JAS. F.

MORGANAuctioneerand Broker

65 Queen St.

PANAMA HATS

AT AUCTIONON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23y AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.,

At my salesroom, 65 Queen street I

will sell at Public AuctionThe finest of the Invotee of Pa-

nama Hats. ,

Come down and try them on.

Jae. F. Morgan,AUCTIONEER.

FORRENTTwo cottages on Walklkl Bac3

i.oad. Six bedrooms each. Rent M

each. Includes water rates.

.US. F. MORGAN.65 QUEEN STREET.

JAS. F.

MORGANAuctioneerand Broker

65 Queesfc St

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