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Tu oouneotion wth the Railing of the bove steamers the Agents arepreprd to iasno to intending passengers coupon thfbugh tickets by anyrunrosd from San Francisco o all points in the United States and fromNew York by any steamship linn to all European ports

For fuither particulars apply to

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Ge2ieral Agents Oceanic S S Company

FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTI am now showing in my Lwer window forthe Fiiftt Time a splendid assortment of

HandkerchiefsCONSISTING OP

Ladies5 and fonts Plain HemstitchedFrom one fourth to oni-half inch hem in nil qualities

Ladies Embroidered LinenHanging from 2 jc to 500 each

Ladies Real LaceIn Honiton Duchess Brussels Point Maltese in silkand Embroidered Clitfon Y

The above were all personally selected by me when inEngland and being imported under the old duties andmarked accordingly I believe the public will say they arethe cheapest and the handsomest goods ever offered here

10 Fort Street

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USES OF FRBHCH CHINAAt Out Eates

FIHB OUT GLASSAt a Discount of 25 peroent from marked prices

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In Great VarietyBOHEMIAN GLASS and At Ba6ulfl PteMETAL BRIO a BKAO

LETHEL STREET HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT

THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTDCall and nee copies of the Old Mater at thn Fort St Art Department

Harness CoManufacturing - -Tlie Oldest House iti EEonolul u

SffiSSABss Always on Hand

Plow and Team Harness mdaI tonorderCOLLARS IIAMES TRACE CHAINS ETC

Furnished at Short Notice

Haraass FfiHiffiiugs of All Kinds Conbtantfy on Hand

ISLAND ORDKRS Will Receiv Prompt AttentionTQlopll- - - 3 aS F O I302C - - 322

HONOLULU II I TIIUKSDiY JANUARY 10 1901

Tom TackleTom Tackle was a foot ball man

Who never thought of fearA quarter bank came rushing by

And tore from hjm an oar

A full back stopped him in a spurtBi fore he could dodge by

And ere they separated therePoor Tom had loat an eyo

And aterone more sprint he wasOf his left arm beioft

Cut cheerfully ho murmured NowMy good right arm is folt

A centre r unh approacheLliim withYoiir paroon hit I beg

And in the t iib fur thn ballHe pulled off Toms rijjht leg

JTwhs then his swbHtheait said tohim

With sorrow do I scanThe remnants of your handsome

pelfYou are but half a mau

And though I pity yon indeedThe charming creature said

I fear that ne must Bay furewellFor vre can nfvorwed

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Now Tackle was a wise young manThough I have lost an ear

He said Twill have a dpublecharm

When your swiot voice I hear

And though my left eyes gono torest s

Yt it in vry niceFor here I lgokfd at you but onoe

Ill now look at ou twicev

And though one arm ih id its gravpTho others strong as twov

Then since c u lei is pone I canNeer ruu away fromyou

So they wvre wed abd Taiklethanked

WDat he nailed lucky fatos --

For wben ho paid the marriage feeIt cost him but half rates

His wife declared Ill take nocharier

Theres Done of you to spareTo keep him from more football

RamusShe cpt off fcll hit hair

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Tom Tackle is a happy manYit sometimes say Twould

heMuih better had my hair been lost

lifore the rest of me

laUimoie American

A Bussiaa Canol

The Vulg- - is the largest river inEurope and l he li pian it to whichit emptifS 11 the largest inlandbody of water in the world hutneither has a uMural connectionwith the nuean -- Freight from theCaspian may go all the way eitherto the Arotio OiiHitn or to ihe Bdtioby means of canals t hat couneot theVolgi withnavigable rivers flowingeither into the northern or the eastern Mm lijt in order to reaeh theocean from the Ctttpian by eitherof llnse tw uiuil roiitei i i

necessary to crocs tne wholo of Ruxsia from its southeastern cornerand the routes are vijry long round-about aud therefore expensive

People who hSve followed theprogress of thn industrial developraeut of Russia haelong wonduredwhy the Oaspiau has not long agobeen eonneuted with the Blaok SeaThis union m ght be bffeoted lydigging a canal between the lowerVoga aud the lower Don at thepoint whre they very nearly ap ¬

proach one another The countrybetweeu them is almost perfectlylint except for the high hills thatskirt the weHeru bank q the VoUafor some hundrtds of miles If ithad not beon for thH chain of billit ii probable that the Volg t D aoaual would have beau in operationysars ago

It is now proposed to dg this

and the estimated coat h about5 000 030 ThefTctcf this caui1

upon transportation in Russia nuda part of Asia would be far reachingIt will jive Ru8ian Central Asiaand Northern Persia water communicatious from the Caspian tothe Ocean without involving ajourney northward of from 700 to1000 mil- - and It will give the Vol-

ga¬

to which the most of Centraland Extern Siberia aro tributaryan ouet to the BUck Sa

The canal will b certain to causean importaut diversion of Russiantrade to the Black Sea Three usua a u nv conuect the Volga withtheBtltic and many huudreds offreight hoit make thi journeyevery yer between tne river and StPetersburg The Volga carrirBabout lull tho nver freight of RujJsia anil much of this freight is

drawn from iLe country tributaryto the lower half of the river whichis much nearer the Blaok Sea thanthe Baltic The Volga Don canalwill therefore tend to make theBlack frV more important thanever as the main outlet of the agri-

cultural exports of Russia NewYork rrcss

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The rnuual banquet of MysticLodge N i 2 K of P took placelast evening at the Hawaiian Hoteland was n great success Theverandah where the ban juet wasserved was teautiiully decorftedand illuminated Speech makingmusic ami congs wen features ofthe evening The following officerswill serve for the yMr 1201

C C H J Gallegher V C A LMorris Probate J it B GormanM ot W Tios CBrin CO Mof E F C Beltes M of F U TWaity K of R S A MurphyC C M f Arnn J H MeKeagmJ G T V Carroll O G Chas A

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BUSINESS LOCALS

For stylish e millinerycall at L B Korr Co Queenstreet

Honolulu Aiomuger service cklivor messages and paokages Telc- -

phnn ft7

Embroidered bondkerohiefs 150per dozen a uico thing for a Christ-mas

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present 150 different designsat L B Kerr Co s Q een St

When you want i bank ring up191 Ou that stand you will get areliable and good driver aifino hackand no overcharging

Kentuckys famous Jessse Mooretiixae3 unequalled for its purity

and excellence Ou sale nt any ofthe saloons and at Lovejoy Codistributing aent for theHawaiiBnJfllnnrta

Pir ZEALANDlA toi CamarinosRefrigerator Au extra fresh supplyof Grapes Apples Lemous OraugesLimes Nuts Ilaisius Celery FreshSalmon Cauliflower Rhubarb As-

paragus¬

Cabbage Eastern and Cali-

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0stere in tin end shellCrabs Turkeys Flounders etc Allgiuna in season Also froHh Rookfort Swisi and California CreamCheese Place your oideis earlyorompt deliveryOALfPOftpTTX FRTTTT ArARKT

NOTIOK

Notice is hereby givon that MrS E Damon ha this day been ad ¬

mitted to partnership in the firmof Bishop i Company- - whih Arm isnow eompused of the followingmi inberK

Mr S M Damon Mr H- - E Waityand Mr S E Damon each of uhciusign Bihop Co in all mattersptrtaioiug to the flriiis iutorehts

MrChas Bm MrJ Harris Maokenzie Mr A Hjg Mr Ho Fou andMr AlexHnrtu Grvie are retentively author ze t sigu our firmtwinu iiurnrriiiii r f inn

canal The distauce is only ojxty Ucuolulu Jar imrv t 1901iniloj the plana have bjeu luudu J

No 1700rwirm flrii fH

Ex Kaiulani

Pale Lap ami

Prssim Palo Beer

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FOR SALE BY

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LIMITEDSole Agents for the Hawaiian Isls

CottagesHcioms

StoresOn the premises of the Sanitary

Steam Laundry Co Ltd betweenSouth aud Queen streets

The buildings are supplied withhot and cold water and electriclights Aitesiau water Perfectsanitation

For particulars apply to

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Bank of New ZealandVIOaOKIA AND YANCOUYEU Banh

of British North America

Troruoct a General PanH p and ExeharQBurinoi

DnporUB Rficoived Loans made oniproved Hecurltv Commorciil and Travelers Credit Issned Bills of Exchicrehnuchtand sold

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FOR BXLEASEHOLD ON BERE- -

taoia rraet Hi years torun rrrsent net income U0 permonth npplv to

WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO206 Morobant Struet

NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that thoPearl City Cemetery is now open forinterments A special funeral trainleaven the railroad station at 215 pm daily remaining at the cemeteryuntil after all interments

The rales for tianoportation areone dollar for the corps and fiftycunts for the round trip farmourners

Plat aio now on sale at tho officeof the company rrilging in pricefrom 10 up according tu locntioiand me No other iharges of auynature v

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lleulitlin in Honolulu

THURSDAY JAN 10 1901

LANGUAJK3 IN PUBLICSCHOOLS

Emperor Willisin has orderedthat thn Spanish language sliall betaught in the schools where thestudying of Frouoh is now compul-sory

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The Emperor realizes thatwith the advance of the German in ¬

terests in Asia and South Americathe knowledge of Spanish will be offar more impdrUnce than of FrenchWe submit to the Board of Educa-tion

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that a similar step should bo

taken in those of our public schoolswhere foreign languages are taughtOwing to our ppauliar position as aliilf way house between the Main-

land¬

and the Philippines and witha possible largo influx of PortoRicans and probably Filipinos theIcuowledge of the Spanish languagewill be of considerable advantage tothe coming generation

We do not understand why thestudying of foreign languagesshould be compulsory in our publicschoils We understand that inthe High Sohool the pupils areoampeled to talo a course in Ger-

man¬

Frennh or Latin What earth ¬

ly use a smattering of those langu-ages

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never heard or used in Hawiiis to the pupils we f nil to see andwhy it should not be left to theparents of the children to decidewhether they wish them to learnforeign languages or notis a puzzleBub if a foreign language has to bilearned let it by ill means hSpanish Of course no one everlearn a foreign language thorough ¬

ly in a sohool but the pupils mayget a foundation of the languagewhich will assist them in develop-ing

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their knowledge of it at afuture day

The Emperor has also providedfor a chair in the Chinese languageat the University of Berlin and isoffering special inducements tostudents who will duvote their timeto the studying of a language whichin the near future will be an import-ant

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faotor iu the politics of theworld If Oahu College can affordit would confer a boon on theyoungr generation by affordingthem an opp irtuuity to study theChinese language The knowledgeof it would be of great value finan-cially

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and otherwise to any youugman living in Hawaii It is a diff-icult

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language to learn but we be-

lieve¬

the pupils at the College haveample time to devote to the study ¬

ing of it even if thty have to foregoa few lesBons in ologiea and a fewgames of football tenuis etc How-ever

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the most important step atpresent is to adopt the plan of theKaiser and have Spanish taught iuour public sohools

When Elder Cannon of the Mor-mon

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Churoh was hero a few dayBago he expressed as his opinion thattho generation of the HawaiianBwhich he mot fifty years ago wassuperior to the present generationWe think Mr Cannon was bothright and wrong We believe thatthe Hawaiians of the old class weroguided in thoir lives by a highercode of houpr thau were the followiug generation That they did nothave the advantages of the education enjoyed by their poib was ampty offset by tho faot that they diilut

have tho disadvantages of themodern civilization ah she inadohercelf known iu Hawaii I he sousof I he old ITawaiians were wellinformed and there are ruauy brightand honorable men among themand others especially among thepart Hawaiians who have adoptedtho evil traits from their whites awall as from their Hawaiian auGHbtora But what shall wo Bay

about the yoang popln of tho pres-ent

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gouoration When we watchthe young men wn fear that Canioawas right when ne nompared themunfavorably to tho men he mot 50years ago They have only one am ¬

bition and that is to gratify theirhankering for pleasure They leavesohool at the earliest oppirtuii yto earn monoy that means to gettho wherewith to pay for pleasureand thoir parents allow them toleave school without education feeling gratifiud because tho dear boysaro so anxious to earn money Amiafter the sohool is left good bye tostudying The world msy be in thothroes of war our young meu carenot as long as the DiIbSps go outbuggy riding with them politicalcontroversies may caufo a seriousoondition in Hawaii what do the

boys care as lung as thfir favoritehorse wins and they gather in agoodly amount of shekels to pay fora h of a good time in the even ¬

ing aud frozen absinthe in themorning Considering everythingas it appears to ue we dont thinkthat Mr Cannon was wrong alto-gether

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TOPICS OF THE DAY

That the using of a publio vehi-cle

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for the conveying of Jepers is anunpardonable blunder no oue willdispute but we fail to see what ranbe gained by newspapers painting ahorrible picture iu the most glaringsaffron colors in an endeavor to im-

press¬

upon nervous women thatDeath is the hackmau of our li-

censed¬

carriage aud that womenin decollete aud men who have dinedor aro going to dine have all possi-ble

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chances of getting leprosy ifthey drive iu backs which are man-ipulated

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by Death an unlicenseddriver The hysterical Advertiserhas nothing to say about consump-tives

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using public vehicles expect ¬

orating on tho floor of tramcars andcontaminating the air in churchessu hools aud thoatros And yet con-

sumption¬

is aaknowledged to be themost dangerous infectious diseasewhile it is very doubtful whetherleprosy is contagious or not Ourcontemporary is evidently sufferingfrom hypochondria and endeavorsto nreate a number of follow-suffer-er- s

by its constant dragging of theleprosy question before the publioWe bdliovo in taking all possibleprecautions against leprosy as wellas against other diseases but we 86eno reason why people who knownothing abiut leprosy should tefrightened and made uneasy lymagnifying a trivial blunder into apositive disaster We are sure thatthn h tck incident will not interferewith tho dinner of our esteemedfriend of the Advertisor aud bemight have had compasson onthose of his follow citizjna who loftthoir appetite by reading his yel-

low¬

scare article

Is our Parkhurst association forthe promotion of virtue at workWo havent heard lately from thodear people who want to maketheworld good by legislation and wefear that they have become tiredIn New York where a moral crusadeis on foot the purifiers htve alreadygot in their deadly work and Dis-trict

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Attorney Gardiur and Chiefof Polioa Devery have boen dismiss-ed

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All gambling dins and poolrooms have closed temporarily andGovernor Roosevelt aud Bo3s Piattare going around like roaring defendors of virtue lcohing for ofilaialscalps Tammany and the poolsellers and bad peopl giin andin a few weeks they will all be foundon the sime oldj stand ready forbaiiuosp Even with Mr Piatt isviituHit a discount whfii it is aquestion of buiug good or boiug a

straight ticket voter for Iho Republicau maoiiine It will bo amusingto bhb our Legislature wrestlingwith tho bills which wo presumeour local reformers aro having prepared iu the interest of virtue

An irato correspondent to theAdvertiser feels very sore becausetho Kinau wus held fomo hours in

Lahaiua to enable a large party on

board her to bo present at a luaugiven in honor of Mrs James Campbelt and family Does this iratecorrespondent know whether thosteamer was chartered to make thettay or not Is he avaro of the factthat the island steamers frequentlytouch ports not on their regularroute to land pafsengers who payfor the accommodation Tho steam ¬

ship unmpauy sold the irate corre ¬

spondent a ticket for a passagefrom Kilo to Honolulu It was notnpouified that the passenger shouldbe landod on Saturday evening orSunday moruiug and we fail to seewhere his kick comes in Wo pre ¬

sume he would foam around themouth if tho Bleamer had beeuheldsay at Mahukona at tho request ofsomo mill manager whoso machinery had broken down and who waswilling to pay auv amount to getthe broken piece to Honolulu forrepair at ouee Where tbe shoepinches the irate correspondent is

the Bad fact that he wasnt invitedto the feast which waB a private af-

fair¬

and at which only friends ofthe Campbells were invited Wefully admit that life on board ourinter island steamers is not pleas ¬

ant but then we have nevor heaidof anybody considering a voyage bytho Kinail aptaasure trip If peo-

ple¬

must travel from Hilo to Bonolulu and dont like the steamerthey will have to do the other thingand get out and walk

The Independent 60 cents permonth

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Lepers in Hacks

The Eolipso arrived last nightwith eight Hepi r suspects for thoKalihl receiving station Board ofHpalth aeut Divid Nhooleva wasuotifiulof the arrival of the lepersHe claims that hi could not procuroaBmd qf Health ambulanceaud ho consequently engaged twohacks loaded into them tho humanfreight and hat tho eight unfor ¬

tunates driven to tho Kalihi stationThe hacks after deporting theirpassengers returned to thoir standand attended t the usual busiuexswithout bding fumigated or disin-

fected in an niaunvr DputSheriff Chillingworlh hoard of thomatter and decided to inform theBiard of Health An investigationwill bo held to day into what ap-

pears¬

a erirainal negligeuoo onUehalf of Nahoolewa

Princi lee for Public Life

Senator Hoars recent speech con-

tains¬

five points of advicu to youngmen shout to enter public lie whiohare wdl worth considering ThejBrr

First Do not trouble yourself tocourt public npiuiou People likeindependence

Second Believe in tho strengthi f righteousness as a powerful pol-

itical¬

force

Third Learn to judge of mn inpublio as in private by their tneritiand not by their defects Eight oftho greatest villains in tb worldwere President st the critics said

Fourth Never think you can gaiefavor of people by departing fromthe arena that belongs to you ateducated men

Fifth Set yourselves strenuousljagfiinst evil but do not gn out ofynur way to reform Remember thatfaith hope and charity are thethree supreme virtues BostonJournal

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WATER NOTIOB

In sccordanco with Section 1 ofChapter XXVI of the laws of 1888

All persons holding water privi-leges

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or thofo paying water ratesare hereby notified that tho Waterrates for tho term ending Juno 801501 will bo dus aud payable nt thooflicn of tho Honolulu Water Workson the 1st day of January 1901

All such rates remaining unpaidfor lf days after they aro due willbe subject to an additional ten purcunt

All priviegos upon whioh ratesremain unpaid February 15 80 daysafter becoming delinquent nro lia-

ble¬

to suspension Without furttioruotice

Rate are payable at tho offico oftho Water Works in tho basementof Capitol building

ANDREW BROWNSupt Honolulu Water Works

Honolulu Deo 20 1900 80 10t

Insure Your House and FurcUuro

WITH

H LOSZIQENEIUL AGENT

For Insurance Company of NorthAmerica and

New Zealand Insurance Company1341 Jy

ROGK FOR BALLAST

jWhito and Elaok SaadIn Quantities to Suit

EXCAVATIS3 C0N1RACTED

FORCORAL- - ASD SOIL FOR SALE

3 Dump Cars furnished bythe day on Hours Notice

H R HITCHCOCKOlBco with J M Monsarrat Oart

wright Building Morohaut StlfiWI tf

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AUTHORITY

ay i iAnd in order to induce our Cuslto visit Queen Street ALL of our

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Will be Sold

Vlr- - AT HALF PRICE

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COMB TO THIS GRAID XMAS SALE

To 3Tiglxt To Nigiit

BTT Co XjtelQUEEN 0TREET

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sIOOAL AND aENERAl NEWS

TflB INDEPENDENT

mouthGO ooDt per

Tha U S training ship Adamsleft for Snu Diego yostorday

Tbn U 8 diUriet court standsadjourned uutil Monday next

M Cnhral n daitvtntn was fined50 in ho Distril Court yesterday

for selling adulterated milk

Whon you want a hank ring up101 On that stand you will pot areliable and good driver s Cuo hackand no overcharging

The AmfttfiurOniuextra has resum- -

od itB regular Tin sdiy rehearsalsaud Mr Wray Taylor isjworkiug hardto bring the Sitondms of tbn Or¬

chestra up loth biguestjgrade

A Display Worth Seeing Meolwiuioal toys Umt will shave vou orbrush your ruooj at L B KorrCo b Queen street Call and seethem

W O Parke has been appointedadministrator of tho estate of Cahterine P Auld Thr estate includesproperty valmd at SlIOO and an iu

trreit in tho estate of J L Livvisnhich is valuer at 30000

CharUs Wilcox aud Gus RoseWHre re elected captain and firstHmitenaut respectively of Co G N

G H lt evening Eight -- newmembers joined thn company

Ah Yiu a 16 year old Cllinese boywas sentenced In Urn days imprison-ment

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by Jnde Wilcox yesterdayfor disobedience to bii parents Tbe

ntenoe wa suspended for threemonths to give tbe young fellowobauoe to bouutne a good boy

Potmater Oit receive in thomail tj th Hutiook a larg- safeseut by tbn US Postal Departmentfrom Santa Cruz It was tho heaviest piece of mad ever recoived inHonolulu aud Lruia Kenako feltpleased that he is no longer mailnlerk Hi draws the line at carryingsafes around

Jimes Lvlo and wife have adopt --

d ihnir fourteen year old granddaughter Akiibb Lnvell Thefather of tho young girl CaptsiuLovell sailed twelve yeas ago asmaster of the Phcobe Chapman forth South Ses and neither the ves ¬

sel or orow were over hoard of againMrs Lovell is married to C YaeSturdovant

Crushed to JDath

Loui Lingfeld a driver for theOahu loo and Elontric Compmywas ormhed to death yesterdaymorning undBT the wheel of the ice

wagon The auoident oopurrod onKing St and no one wit parsed nettragedy It is surmised that Lnngfeld fainted and fell from his seat

tht the horses moved on dragiug tbe heavily loaded wagon

Bror 4ja spine of the unfortunateman severing bis spine and causinginstant death Dr llerbert wa

Biimmoued but Laugfeld was be

yod humane help Deceased loave

a wifo And nine childrenTha fuooral took plaee at 2lf

this afternoon jitermeut beiugatJPualeilBbua eemutery Pearl City

m iwA Small Blazo

ha out benUa in tho rear of a

lodging house on Fort street near

Kukui street was burned down early

this morning The department re

sponded promptly and the fire waC

floon puL out The buildiug waf

unoccupied but there was evidencetliKt one or more opium smokerhad hit the pipe in tha empty

tshanty

Anyouo in China who vritos animmoral book Ib punished withtransportation for life together with100 blows of a hoovy bamboo Any ¬

one who sells such a publication subjots himself to transportation for

three years together with a prelimiuary of 100 blows Benders ore also

punished and even purchaserswhqthar tbey read the book or notTheir punWhawnt is fried at 100

blows wih thrf bamboo Iu orderthat the la rray lu etrried out

pngititratea are wold risjouaible

CONVENTION 0L0SK3

7ho Indf pandont Homo Ruto Tartyla Orgitnlz tl Tolnyatn8 Oall onQuetm Xiiliuokulaui

The convention of the Dlegstesfrom the Independent Home llulepatty wa called to order yesterdaymorniugi TIih following memberof lh party were eluuted a CentralOomiuittei

J K Kaulla J M Kealoha WT

H KaillinaiJ C Quinii J KClarkJ K Nakookoo 3 1C Pua Kahaha- -

wal D H Knluna Geo Kaia 11

N BydT C Polikspn Mosns LKaaikaidu Sol Meheula E CHone L K Nakookoo B Kaunhailun I W Katruliikane J JCeati JICatiin Knlneokkoi J M KUnlaS H Meekapu H 13 KliihuHonluJ Halelnlii J W Holous W Kahebao Kswniki Wm Ilinor A

Knluoa Timoteo D Ai J II Ksuaknlilii D Crowninburf fluksO B Moil KuaUku W H Kcilimai Mukai Pap ko KHohosnpu W

Kaaibue J M M hukn KupiheaKiikuahiue Knaim kii J or KK nulla Jr Manubn Napeha Lileopu Kuo Ioela Johu Lii KakaJohn Hiua J Aapii J Kukaulalii Lnpn Kemvepooole J W Tii

pikane P HjioU A U Lima HanD Kaona Wm Kajula aud WmKaaibue

Tho olDoerB elcoted to serve forthe eusuing two yearB were DavidKalauokalaui president Jas KKaulia viee presidMiii J Kanuihouoraty chairman T O Polikapaaud Iokna Korii honorary vicepresidents J K Nakoukoo secre ¬

tary W U Kailimai treasurer andW K Kaehuia auditor A fiuanceommiltee representing the differ-

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itlauds was elHoted and is coUj

osed of J P Kauhi of Hawaii S

Kaiue of Maui Uahinui of MolokaiJ Kanui of Oahu and Loloiwi ofKauai

The names of Daniel Lovell JoeAta auu Lui Thompson will b sentto Delegate Wilcox as candidatesfor admission to West Point

In the afternoon the delegatescalled at Washington Place wheretbey were received by Queen Lilinokalani Her Msjnaty looked verywell aud was attired in black silknud lace with a leihilu and an ilimalei as ornaments Mr J K Kauliadelivered the following nddrejfc

Our Beloved Queen We comebefore you to day as representativesfrom Hawaii to Niibau to express toyou our wishes fur your welfare audhappiness

We come as American citizensnow for by the act of that greatcountry Hawaii has become a partof the Uuion W fome ai a peoplevithout a s vri igu with ml a

Q ion Our sovereign our Queenhye passed aay forever in tb eyeof tbe law that bAs ipstjluted a neworder of things in our midst

Yet beloved Qureu our watchful mother we wuull hsve you believn that you are to us still ourQueen In our hearts wn fel ourdlegiaoee to you We lovd youJtill as our Queen and we shall al ¬

ways reyere you as suahWe are iitifgetea froij ji ijl

nudj of tjiis group fiom Hawaii toNuhau and we come in the nameof the people to do with all ourmight whac our hands 2nd to doWe bnve united the AlobAJua hnrjtnn Kalaiaina sooirli3 aiid here-

after¬

this uuion will be known asthe Independent Home Rule partyn party tint means to woik for tbewelfare of the Foople

Ve have been a peoplo oistabout in the sea witn no hopefuloutlook Our country was takenfrom its and our Queeu was removedfrom where sip belonged But nowwo have unitwd in one strong partythat will live to thi o id an 1 thatwill see to - fbiU JIawuiid bust in-

terests¬

are ooaietytWo rdoognizo you as our milhr

and on your hosd we onll d nvn theblowings of flod for jour fitlifulness to qs and for yoiir sfrif In niobehalf in that grqst country Anur ¬

ia i WHi one huiHi w niiiaylannexation tn tlrt Mid but uw tlias eowi let ii do tie jL w

UOW WnHWiou of Url3bolovud Juouu a a if ju the futuru

miiwiiqCTiiiuMMWTiicwiyiMiBjumMiai7yijWiMMjM

there js ever anything we an dofor you rj8t assured w will do itwith a willing hart an I hindAnd now we givo vni our alohaone and all aiid pledge to you ourundying allegiance to the end

Her mj isty graciously respondedas follows

My children 1 tlnnk you forthe expressions of It ve you give meFrom my heart I thank jou Loveis a great thing Batweeu you mypeople nud myself it will abideforever

You nave lnn chosen br rppreseutatives of the pooplc as Ainerictuollizenpf to vatoli over Hawaiiswelfare and Elwaiiausivelfare AsI look at yon I feel sure you will dothat work well Satxl firm mypeople Be not led astray by whnlmight come to you from the tere-te

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Mr Wilcox our delegnto atWashington Ins been received andaccording to ill reports hn beenwell received- - He i a rniu yti hvechosen andv h will do wh U y u

direct him Watch nnd pray mypeople Conddft yournelve in I hemnnner of good cUzmos aud youwill surely win in tbe end

I shall olwifyB pnerre for youan undying love Your iuteresiwill bn my inlfreti as they alwayshave ben and I shll evtr stand by

you as a lovilig mother B assuredmy people of my aloha for it ureal and lasting xVnd now in wihingyou success in your conduct oftho nfliiirs of this niuutry I alsoaRk thjt Gods blotHiog be ou jouforever

liliers SteamsMp Co

Froiglifc and

Passengers for all

Island Ports

Metropolitan Heat Go

81 KING BTBffET

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SUTOHSRSAUD

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Catholic Mission during ths iqorithof January lOQt xny pnofailinK topay the amount shall looe all rigt tspr priyileees In the future ihnCatholio Mic8ion will take charge jclaiming all lota

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Everybody knows what that means

One barrel of G doz quirts 12 50One case of 1 doz quails iit 01One cue of 2 doz quart W

Delivered to any pjjrl of tho i ty

HOFHSCaiAKGSR CO LTD

King and Bethel Streets

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Wm G Irwin fra ridcid A MuhwOlnua Spreckels First ViH Pr tW M Gilford Ei coud Vice PresidentM H Whitney Jr Ticsiuroi d SoerbtAryGoo J Iioaa Amlitw

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ight preminea on AlnkeaUnion and Berotauiastrtets Officehours from 10 A m to 12 it Tele ¬

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OMJSLY TOPICS

fcnt a windmill to bf otjhi- -by tbo leabt Iocaible wvtid

m wmII vou want a windmill that brs

little manhiuery and that littleof the very best quality

Bey aa IsraeliIf you want a windmill that doe8

uol got crsuky

Buy aa HSZXvV f

If you want n witidmill that willpump water to your house aud

your bare that will run thefued cutter coinshellor

eud Buz Saw

Bay an AemotorThe AERMOTOP will last longer

give better sat isotion and is cheaperthan any other windmill ou themarker For sale by

TH8 llswaiisn Jtestixm Co3 LaPort Street opposite Rprookeki

Co n Bank Houolulu H I

LOCOMOBILE FOR SALE

One New Locomobile No 377Style 2 made by Tho LocomobilnSo of Amerio of Newtou MapsU S A patented Nov 11 J8J9Yery little ued the property of thnlate Joneph lleleluhe nad run bygasoline

ALSO

k it1une sieve win voty good order

For narticuLuR apply to MrpHeleluho at Washington Place oto F J Testa this otlke

THOS LINDSAYBaDflfaiihing Jeweler

Call andluspaitlliobuntifnl and usi t

Mm a ui irts for picinnts orlorju- -B 1111 -

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SUGAR FACTORSIMPORTERS OF

eneral MercAND

Z03IrISSI03Sj ElUPLOI XwKTTS1 gents for Lloyds

Canadian Australian Steamship LineBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co

Korthcrn Assurance Co Fire andCanadian Pacific Railway Co

TMrnippr Tjinp of PanTrpfs Liverpool

TIMELY TOPICS

If you want a windmill to be oper-ated

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by the least possible wind

Buy an AermotorU you want a windmill that has

little machinery and that littleof the very beat quality

T

I you want a windmill that doeanot get oranky

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1 ton want a windmill that willI tmp water to your house and

your barn that will run thefeed cutter oornaheller

and Buzz Saw

Bay an AermoteT e AERMOTOR will last longer

pive uettor saliafaotion and is cheaperthan any other windmill on themat Let For Bale by

Tift lullan Hardware Co Lo

Fort Street opposite Spreoknlsoh Uank Honolulu H I

LOCOMOBILE FOR SALE

Qui New Locomobile No 377ft j It 2 made by The LooomobilaTo X America of Newton MassU i A patented Nov 14 1899Very Itttle tied the property of theInto Joseph Heleluhe and run bylasoline

ALSO

One Bicyclein very good order

For particulars apply to MrsY J the at WashinKton Place orX V J Tost a this office

TFfOS LINDSAYMaDQfactuiing Jeweler- -

Cull undlnspoyfc the beautiful and nsofuli lui fy of mjOIs for presents or lor per ¬

il mix i uso anil ttlormuntLovo BdUdlujj 030 Fort Street

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TS IN AT LASTHAVE YOU TRIED IT YET

ISffllLWADESBSBEST

Everybody knows what that means

One barrel of 6 doz quartp 1250One case of d doz quarts 9 00One ease of 2 doz quart 500

Delivered to any part of the city

H0FF5CBLAEGER GO LTD

King and Bethel StreetsHonolulu

Wmfi Eirwis CaUIuuedi

WnG Irwin FrettdcTit ManagerOlnns Spreokels First VUe iiesidirtW M Gilford Second Vice PresidentM H Whitney jr Treasurer fc Sm rutJiryGeo J Boss Audttoi

SUGAR FACTORSAHD

Commssta kmlAflXNTB or Tiir

Oceaais Steamship Gonip7OfHir rnnntnro f nl

NOTICE

Dn J H Raimond has repumpdhis practice together with Dr Galbraith at his roMdonee the oldCartwright premtsew on AlakeaUnion and Buretuuia streets Officehours from 10 a si to 12 m Telopbone 201 58 lm

If you want the very latest itosigns in drHd8 goods mil at L B

Koxr Si Co Quesu Strict

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Bolxemian Beer

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Just think of your first Lesson in Learning the

Alphabet when ordering BEER and ask

W C PeacocK CompanySELLING AGENTS Hawaii Territory

WilderB Steamship Co

Freight and

Passengers for all

Island Ports

Metropolitan Meat G9

81 KING BTItBKT

Q J WlLLM - MlHiOBB

Wholesale andBetall

AHD

Wavy rSnntrftftnvn

trr ACRES OP LAND IN GKANT6T I 2130 and 010 at Kamaee North HiloUnwali Apply to

MOKRI8 K KEOHOKALOLEReal Ketate Avnat

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NOTICE

Know all persons that I the un ¬

dersigned do forbid and prohibitall persons from trespassing uponmy land at Pakeekee Laupahnf hopNorth Hilo Hawaii after 0 oclockP M Those disregarding this notine will b prosecuted according tolaw

AHPlNGCuLaupahnehop If- - Hilo Hawaii

Deo 7 1100 75 -- lm

NOTICE

CATHOLIC CEMETEBT

All priviUgo holdprs at theCatbolin Omitury on King streot arerequested to pay a contribution ofCf5 00 dollars at the office of theCatholic Mission during this mouthof January 1901 Any noe failing topay the aniouutEhall loose all rightsor privilesps In the future theCatholic Mission will take charge ofclaiming all lots

By orderF H VALENTTN

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JOHN NOTT

FtUMBiKU Tin Coppeb iNDSaMiIiJON WOBS

King Street Honolnln

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AlKIKI BHAOH - - Honolulu H IC J 8URV00O Pronator

llitre enrtu xrit cir una tea und tkyWth bnantri totg glte lullaby

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Closing Performances I

Last Three Night of HonoluluVaudeville

A Big Bil fOnlie Haal Effort

A Now Opening Frce by

COKLON RYDERENTITLED

EuchredEntire Change of the Vaudeville

Program

Prioes 25c fiOn and 75p

TELEPHONE 510

THE PAMTISONHotel St near Fort

SEATTLE BEEROn Draught or in Bottles Ice Cold

SPECIAL PARCELS MADE UP

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Xias and Haw Year1710 tf

Telephone

Maisl99

ROCK FOR BALLAST

jWhiteandPlackSadIn Quantities to Suit

EXCAVATING C0N1RACTED

FOlt -CORAL AND SOIL FOR SALE

SPOT Dump OartB furnished bythe day on Hours Notice

H K HITCHCOCKOffice with J M Monsarrat Oart

wright Building Merchant StIfWMf

Bruce faring Co

Real Sstata Bcsta603 Fort St near King

ULDINQ T0T3HOUOKS AND LOT8 ANT

i SV3 Pirnles wHhinc to disposo ot tnotniiwitlHH art luvitwil to null nn ak

BuslnoBO Oardi

A M HBWSTT

xiroigiit Olorl cttd StovedoroOld Reliable Agin qn Deck

Olllce At tlie Old Vnu Dome Pieinlses15 ty

DR B O WATER-HOUSE

Office and Residence Kino Streethear ALArvi

Offlco honrs 8 to 1 a m 1 to 3 and 7 toHr-- M Telnrlinni whltH

H E HITCHCOCK

Attobnet at Law

Offioe Merchant Street CartwrightBuilding

1474

T R MOSSMAN

Real Estate AgentAbstractor and Searoheb of Titles

Loans NegotiatedRents Collected

Campbell Block Merchant Btreet1419 tl

EDMUND H HART

Notahi Pcblio and Typewriter Lfteyanoeb and searcher uk

Records

No 15 Kaahnnmnn 8teot

DR SLOGGETT

Oculist aud Adbist

ProcreBB Block 3i Flor OHlen HcrnraQ l w t d w

R N EOYD

Sdiivmob and Real Swats Agent

230Offlco Bethel 8iifti over the Now

Model Itestiuiiuit iy

ALLEN Sr ROBINSON

Dealkbi in Lumbb axd Coal andBUILDINH MaTEBIAUOF

All Kinds

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Fresla TodaySomebody at home will be waiting

tonight for a b x

The Name ou Every Piece is theguarantee

FOR SALE LY

1EWIS k CO

Sole Agents Grocers

111 Fort Street Telephone 210

IitwmmLIMITED

AGENTS FORWKBTERN BUGAE REFININO CO

Ban Francisco Oat

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WOBKBPhiladelphia Fenn U 6 A

NEWELL U VERBAL MILL COManf National Unne Shtedder1

i New York USA

N OHLANDT COBan Francisco Onl

BIBDON IRON LOOOMOTIVttWOBKB

Ma tl Ban KrHnptMirnU

TO LET

Premii G8 on Kukui Ln PohfPFSion given on Jauuary 1 1SXJ1For terms apply to

r7 1 KAPIQIANI ESTATK

FOB SALE

3500 DOUSE AND LOT ONLiliha Street near King Only smallcash payment received Apply to

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Tho Fine Paaponger Steamers of This Line Will Arrive and LeaveThin Port rn Hereunder

FROM SAN FRANCISCO1001

ZEALANDIA TAN 2ALAMEDA JAN 8

zblndia IAN 23SONOMA JAN 29MARIPOSA VKl 8SIERRA FEB 19ZEALANDIA MARCH 2VENIURA MARCH 12

CompanyTIME TABLE

FOR SAN rRANCSG01901

ZEVUNDIA JAN 5MARIPOSA JAN JZEALANDIA JAN 20SIERRA UN 25MARIPOSA FEU 13ALAMEDA hEB 19JEALAND1A MARCH 6

Tu oouneotion wth the Railing of the bove steamers the Agents arepreprd to iasno to intending passengers coupon thfbugh tickets by anyrunrosd from San Francisco o all points in the United States and fromNew York by any steamship linn to all European ports

For fuither particulars apply to

wm G Irwin CoLIMITED

Ge2ieral Agents Oceanic S S Company

FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTI am now showing in my Lwer window forthe Fiiftt Time a splendid assortment of

HandkerchiefsCONSISTING OP

Ladies5 and fonts Plain HemstitchedFrom one fourth to oni-half inch hem in nil qualities

Ladies Embroidered LinenHanging from 2 jc to 500 each

Ladies Real LaceIn Honiton Duchess Brussels Point Maltese in silkand Embroidered Clitfon Y

The above were all personally selected by me when inEngland and being imported under the old duties andmarked accordingly I believe the public will say they arethe cheapest and the handsomest goods ever offered here

10 Fort Street

Closing Oiztfor

USES OF FRBHCH CHINAAt Out Eates

FIHB OUT GLASSAt a Discount of 25 peroent from marked prices

Jui Opnd 17A j

In Great VarietyBOHEMIAN GLASS and At Ba6ulfl PteMETAL BRIO a BKAO

LETHEL STREET HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT

THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTDCall and nee copies of the Old Mater at thn Fort St Art Department

Harness CoManufacturing - -Tlie Oldest House iti EEonolul u

SffiSSABss Always on Hand

Plow and Team Harness mdaI tonorderCOLLARS IIAMES TRACE CHAINS ETC

Furnished at Short Notice

Haraass FfiHiffiiugs of All Kinds Conbtantfy on Hand

ISLAND ORDKRS Will Receiv Prompt AttentionTQlopll- - - 3 aS F O I302C - - 322

HONOLULU II I TIIUKSDiY JANUARY 10 1901

Tom TackleTom Tackle was a foot ball man

Who never thought of fearA quarter bank came rushing by

And tore from hjm an oar

A full back stopped him in a spurtBi fore he could dodge by

And ere they separated therePoor Tom had loat an eyo

And aterone more sprint he wasOf his left arm beioft

Cut cheerfully ho murmured NowMy good right arm is folt

A centre r unh approacheLliim withYoiir paroon hit I beg

And in the t iib fur thn ballHe pulled off Toms rijjht leg

JTwhs then his swbHtheait said tohim

With sorrow do I scanThe remnants of your handsome

pelfYou are but half a mau

And though I pity yon indeedThe charming creature said

I fear that ne must Bay furewellFor vre can nfvorwed

t

Now Tackle was a wise young manThough I have lost an ear

He said Twill have a dpublecharm

When your swiot voice I hear

And though my left eyes gono torest s

Yt it in vry niceFor here I lgokfd at you but onoe

Ill now look at ou twicev

And though one arm ih id its gravpTho others strong as twov

Then since c u lei is pone I canNeer ruu away fromyou

So they wvre wed abd Taiklethanked

WDat he nailed lucky fatos --

For wben ho paid the marriage feeIt cost him but half rates

His wife declared Ill take nocharier

Theres Done of you to spareTo keep him from more football

RamusShe cpt off fcll hit hair

V

Tom Tackle is a happy manYit sometimes say Twould

heMuih better had my hair been lost

lifore the rest of me

laUimoie American

A Bussiaa Canol

The Vulg- - is the largest river inEurope and l he li pian it to whichit emptifS 11 the largest inlandbody of water in the world hutneither has a uMural connectionwith the nuean -- Freight from theCaspian may go all the way eitherto the Arotio OiiHitn or to ihe Bdtioby means of canals t hat couneot theVolgi withnavigable rivers flowingeither into the northern or the eastern Mm lijt in order to reaeh theocean from the Ctttpian by eitherof llnse tw uiuil roiitei i i

necessary to crocs tne wholo of Ruxsia from its southeastern cornerand the routes are vijry long round-about aud therefore expensive

People who hSve followed theprogress of thn industrial developraeut of Russia haelong wonduredwhy the Oaspiau has not long agobeen eonneuted with the Blaok SeaThis union m ght be bffeoted lydigging a canal between the lowerVoga aud the lower Don at thepoint whre they very nearly ap ¬

proach one another The countrybetweeu them is almost perfectlylint except for the high hills thatskirt the weHeru bank q the VoUafor some hundrtds of miles If ithad not beon for thH chain of billit ii probable that the Volg t D aoaual would have beau in operationysars ago

It is now proposed to dg this

and the estimated coat h about5 000 030 ThefTctcf this caui1

upon transportation in Russia nuda part of Asia would be far reachingIt will jive Ru8ian Central Asiaand Northern Persia water communicatious from the Caspian tothe Ocean without involving ajourney northward of from 700 to1000 mil- - and It will give the Vol-

ga¬

to which the most of Centraland Extern Siberia aro tributaryan ouet to the BUck Sa

The canal will b certain to causean importaut diversion of Russiantrade to the Black Sea Three usua a u nv conuect the Volga withtheBtltic and many huudreds offreight hoit make thi journeyevery yer between tne river and StPetersburg The Volga carrirBabout lull tho nver freight of RujJsia anil much of this freight is

drawn from iLe country tributaryto the lower half of the river whichis much nearer the Blaok Sea thanthe Baltic The Volga Don canalwill therefore tend to make theBlack frV more important thanever as the main outlet of the agri-

cultural exports of Russia NewYork rrcss

E of i Uanquot

The rnuual banquet of MysticLodge N i 2 K of P took placelast evening at the Hawaiian Hoteland was n great success Theverandah where the ban juet wasserved was teautiiully decorftedand illuminated Speech makingmusic ami congs wen features ofthe evening The following officerswill serve for the yMr 1201

C C H J Gallegher V C A LMorris Probate J it B GormanM ot W Tios CBrin CO Mof E F C Beltes M of F U TWaity K of R S A MurphyC C M f Arnn J H MeKeagmJ G T V Carroll O G Chas A

Misgravemm 9 m

BUSINESS LOCALS

For stylish e millinerycall at L B Korr Co Queenstreet

Honolulu Aiomuger service cklivor messages and paokages Telc- -

phnn ft7

Embroidered bondkerohiefs 150per dozen a uico thing for a Christ-mas

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present 150 different designsat L B Kerr Co s Q een St

When you want i bank ring up191 Ou that stand you will get areliable and good driver aifino hackand no overcharging

Kentuckys famous Jessse Mooretiixae3 unequalled for its purity

and excellence Ou sale nt any ofthe saloons and at Lovejoy Codistributing aent for theHawaiiBnJfllnnrta

Pir ZEALANDlA toi CamarinosRefrigerator Au extra fresh supplyof Grapes Apples Lemous OraugesLimes Nuts Ilaisius Celery FreshSalmon Cauliflower Rhubarb As-

paragus¬

Cabbage Eastern and Cali-

fornia¬

0stere in tin end shellCrabs Turkeys Flounders etc Allgiuna in season Also froHh Rookfort Swisi and California CreamCheese Place your oideis earlyorompt deliveryOALfPOftpTTX FRTTTT ArARKT

NOTIOK

Notice is hereby givon that MrS E Damon ha this day been ad ¬

mitted to partnership in the firmof Bishop i Company- - whih Arm isnow eompused of the followingmi inberK

Mr S M Damon Mr H- - E Waityand Mr S E Damon each of uhciusign Bihop Co in all mattersptrtaioiug to the flriiis iutorehts

MrChas Bm MrJ Harris Maokenzie Mr A Hjg Mr Ho Fou andMr AlexHnrtu Grvie are retentively author ze t sigu our firmtwinu iiurnrriiiii r f inn

canal The distauce is only ojxty Ucuolulu Jar imrv t 1901iniloj the plana have bjeu luudu J

No 1700rwirm flrii fH

Ex Kaiulani

Pale Lap ami

Prssim Palo Beer

ALL BREWED BY THE

ABtaor Boscu Brewing Assa

St H01J1S

FOR SALE BY

U RIGKPELD CO

LIMITEDSole Agents for the Hawaiian Isls

CottagesHcioms

StoresOn the premises of the Sanitary

Steam Laundry Co Ltd betweenSouth aud Queen streets

The buildings are supplied withhot and cold water and electriclights Aitesiau water Perfectsanitation

For particulars apply to

1

On the premises or at the office ofJ A Magoon 88 tf

OLA US 8PBK0KKL8 WM Q IBWI

Clans Sprecbris do

UONOLTJLU

Pin Francixco JgenlsTllE RETJirANATIONAL BAiiK OF 4A FRANCISCO

DHAW EXOHAKOX OH

SAN FRANOISCO Tho Hovada HatlouoHan of Bun Francisco

LONDON The Union Bnnk of LondonLtd

HEW YORK American Exchange Notlolal Bank

CHICAGO Merchants National BankPAKIS Credlt LyonuatBHB LIN Urcsdnor BunfeHONO KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong

Kone HUanghnl BanklncCorporBtioaNEW ZEALAND ANP AUBXKALI- A-

Bank of New ZealandVIOaOKIA AND YANCOUYEU Banh

of British North America

Troruoct a General PanH p and ExeharQBurinoi

DnporUB Rficoived Loans made oniproved Hecurltv Commorciil and Travelers Credit Issned Bills of Exchicrehnuchtand sold

Ootloottoriw Bromptly Anoontft

4000

FOR BXLEASEHOLD ON BERE- -

taoia rraet Hi years torun rrrsent net income U0 permonth npplv to

WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO206 Morobant Struet

NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that thoPearl City Cemetery is now open forinterments A special funeral trainleaven the railroad station at 215 pm daily remaining at the cemeteryuntil after all interments

The rales for tianoportation areone dollar for the corps and fiftycunts for the round trip farmourners

Plat aio now on sale at tho officeof the company rrilging in pricefrom 10 up according tu locntioiand me No other iharges of auynature v

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THURSDAY JAN 10 1901

LANGUAJK3 IN PUBLICSCHOOLS

Emperor Willisin has orderedthat thn Spanish language sliall betaught in the schools where thestudying of Frouoh is now compul-sory

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The Emperor realizes thatwith the advance of the German in ¬

terests in Asia and South Americathe knowledge of Spanish will be offar more impdrUnce than of FrenchWe submit to the Board of Educa-tion

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that a similar step should bo

taken in those of our public schoolswhere foreign languages are taughtOwing to our ppauliar position as aliilf way house between the Main-

land¬

and the Philippines and witha possible largo influx of PortoRicans and probably Filipinos theIcuowledge of the Spanish languagewill be of considerable advantage tothe coming generation

We do not understand why thestudying of foreign languagesshould be compulsory in our publicschoils We understand that inthe High Sohool the pupils areoampeled to talo a course in Ger-

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Frennh or Latin What earth ¬

ly use a smattering of those langu-ages

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never heard or used in Hawiiis to the pupils we f nil to see andwhy it should not be left to theparents of the children to decidewhether they wish them to learnforeign languages or notis a puzzleBub if a foreign language has to bilearned let it by ill means hSpanish Of course no one everlearn a foreign language thorough ¬

ly in a sohool but the pupils mayget a foundation of the languagewhich will assist them in develop-ing

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their knowledge of it at afuture day

The Emperor has also providedfor a chair in the Chinese languageat the University of Berlin and isoffering special inducements tostudents who will duvote their timeto the studying of a language whichin the near future will be an import-ant

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faotor iu the politics of theworld If Oahu College can affordit would confer a boon on theyoungr generation by affordingthem an opp irtuuity to study theChinese language The knowledgeof it would be of great value finan-cially

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and otherwise to any youugman living in Hawaii It is a diff-icult

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language to learn but we be-

lieve¬

the pupils at the College haveample time to devote to the study ¬

ing of it even if thty have to foregoa few lesBons in ologiea and a fewgames of football tenuis etc How-ever

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the most important step atpresent is to adopt the plan of theKaiser and have Spanish taught iuour public sohools

When Elder Cannon of the Mor-mon

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Churoh was hero a few dayBago he expressed as his opinion thattho generation of the HawaiianBwhich he mot fifty years ago wassuperior to the present generationWe think Mr Cannon was bothright and wrong We believe thatthe Hawaiians of the old class weroguided in thoir lives by a highercode of houpr thau were the followiug generation That they did nothave the advantages of the education enjoyed by their poib was ampty offset by tho faot that they diilut

have tho disadvantages of themodern civilization ah she inadohercelf known iu Hawaii I he sousof I he old ITawaiians were wellinformed and there are ruauy brightand honorable men among themand others especially among thepart Hawaiians who have adoptedtho evil traits from their whites awall as from their Hawaiian auGHbtora But what shall wo Bay

about the yoang popln of tho pres-ent

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gouoration When we watchthe young men wn fear that Canioawas right when ne nompared themunfavorably to tho men he mot 50years ago They have only one am ¬

bition and that is to gratify theirhankering for pleasure They leavesohool at the earliest oppirtuii yto earn monoy that means to gettho wherewith to pay for pleasureand thoir parents allow them toleave school without education feeling gratifiud because tho dear boysaro so anxious to earn money Amiafter the sohool is left good bye tostudying The world msy be in thothroes of war our young meu carenot as long as the DiIbSps go outbuggy riding with them politicalcontroversies may caufo a seriousoondition in Hawaii what do the

boys care as lung as thfir favoritehorse wins and they gather in agoodly amount of shekels to pay fora h of a good time in the even ¬

ing aud frozen absinthe in themorning Considering everythingas it appears to ue we dont thinkthat Mr Cannon was wrong alto-gether

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TOPICS OF THE DAY

That the using of a publio vehi-cle

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for the conveying of Jepers is anunpardonable blunder no oue willdispute but we fail to see what ranbe gained by newspapers painting ahorrible picture iu the most glaringsaffron colors in an endeavor to im-

press¬

upon nervous women thatDeath is the hackmau of our li-

censed¬

carriage aud that womenin decollete aud men who have dinedor aro going to dine have all possi-ble

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chances of getting leprosy ifthey drive iu backs which are man-ipulated

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by Death an unlicenseddriver The hysterical Advertiserhas nothing to say about consump-tives

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using public vehicles expect ¬

orating on tho floor of tramcars andcontaminating the air in churchessu hools aud thoatros And yet con-

sumption¬

is aaknowledged to be themost dangerous infectious diseasewhile it is very doubtful whetherleprosy is contagious or not Ourcontemporary is evidently sufferingfrom hypochondria and endeavorsto nreate a number of follow-suffer-er- s

by its constant dragging of theleprosy question before the publioWe bdliovo in taking all possibleprecautions against leprosy as wellas against other diseases but we 86eno reason why people who knownothing abiut leprosy should tefrightened and made uneasy lymagnifying a trivial blunder into apositive disaster We are sure thatthn h tck incident will not interferewith tho dinner of our esteemedfriend of the Advertisor aud bemight have had compasson onthose of his follow citizjna who loftthoir appetite by reading his yel-

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scare article

Is our Parkhurst association forthe promotion of virtue at workWo havent heard lately from thodear people who want to maketheworld good by legislation and wefear that they have become tiredIn New York where a moral crusadeis on foot the purifiers htve alreadygot in their deadly work and Dis-trict

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Attorney Gardiur and Chiefof Polioa Devery have boen dismiss-ed

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All gambling dins and poolrooms have closed temporarily andGovernor Roosevelt aud Bo3s Piattare going around like roaring defendors of virtue lcohing for ofilaialscalps Tammany and the poolsellers and bad peopl giin andin a few weeks they will all be foundon the sime oldj stand ready forbaiiuosp Even with Mr Piatt isviituHit a discount whfii it is aquestion of buiug good or boiug a

straight ticket voter for Iho Republicau maoiiine It will bo amusingto bhb our Legislature wrestlingwith tho bills which wo presumeour local reformers aro having prepared iu the interest of virtue

An irato correspondent to theAdvertiser feels very sore becausetho Kinau wus held fomo hours in

Lahaiua to enable a large party on

board her to bo present at a luaugiven in honor of Mrs James Campbelt and family Does this iratecorrespondent know whether thosteamer was chartered to make thettay or not Is he avaro of the factthat the island steamers frequentlytouch ports not on their regularroute to land pafsengers who payfor the accommodation Tho steam ¬

ship unmpauy sold the irate corre ¬

spondent a ticket for a passagefrom Kilo to Honolulu It was notnpouified that the passenger shouldbe landod on Saturday evening orSunday moruiug and we fail to seewhere his kick comes in Wo pre ¬

sume he would foam around themouth if tho Bleamer had beeuheldsay at Mahukona at tho request ofsomo mill manager whoso machinery had broken down and who waswilling to pay auv amount to getthe broken piece to Honolulu forrepair at ouee Where tbe shoepinches the irate correspondent is

the Bad fact that he wasnt invitedto the feast which waB a private af-

fair¬

and at which only friends ofthe Campbells were invited Wefully admit that life on board ourinter island steamers is not pleas ¬

ant but then we have nevor heaidof anybody considering a voyage bytho Kinail aptaasure trip If peo-

ple¬

must travel from Hilo to Bonolulu and dont like the steamerthey will have to do the other thingand get out and walk

The Independent 60 cents permonth

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Lepers in Hacks

The Eolipso arrived last nightwith eight Hepi r suspects for thoKalihl receiving station Board ofHpalth aeut Divid Nhooleva wasuotifiulof the arrival of the lepersHe claims that hi could not procuroaBmd qf Health ambulanceaud ho consequently engaged twohacks loaded into them tho humanfreight and hat tho eight unfor ¬

tunates driven to tho Kalihi stationThe hacks after deporting theirpassengers returned to thoir standand attended t the usual busiuexswithout bding fumigated or disin-

fected in an niaunvr DputSheriff Chillingworlh hoard of thomatter and decided to inform theBiard of Health An investigationwill bo held to day into what ap-

pears¬

a erirainal negligeuoo onUehalf of Nahoolewa

Princi lee for Public Life

Senator Hoars recent speech con-

tains¬

five points of advicu to youngmen shout to enter public lie whiohare wdl worth considering ThejBrr

First Do not trouble yourself tocourt public npiuiou People likeindependence

Second Believe in tho strengthi f righteousness as a powerful pol-

itical¬

force

Third Learn to judge of mn inpublio as in private by their tneritiand not by their defects Eight oftho greatest villains in tb worldwere President st the critics said

Fourth Never think you can gaiefavor of people by departing fromthe arena that belongs to you ateducated men

Fifth Set yourselves strenuousljagfiinst evil but do not gn out ofynur way to reform Remember thatfaith hope and charity are thethree supreme virtues BostonJournal

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WATER NOTIOB

In sccordanco with Section 1 ofChapter XXVI of the laws of 1888

All persons holding water privi-leges

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or thofo paying water ratesare hereby notified that tho Waterrates for tho term ending Juno 801501 will bo dus aud payable nt thooflicn of tho Honolulu Water Workson the 1st day of January 1901

All such rates remaining unpaidfor lf days after they aro due willbe subject to an additional ten purcunt

All priviegos upon whioh ratesremain unpaid February 15 80 daysafter becoming delinquent nro lia-

ble¬

to suspension Without furttioruotice

Rate are payable at tho offico oftho Water Works in tho basementof Capitol building

ANDREW BROWNSupt Honolulu Water Works

Honolulu Deo 20 1900 80 10t

Insure Your House and FurcUuro

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For Insurance Company of NorthAmerica and

New Zealand Insurance Company1341 Jy

ROGK FOR BALLAST

jWhito and Elaok SaadIn Quantities to Suit

EXCAVATIS3 C0N1RACTED

FORCORAL- - ASD SOIL FOR SALE

3 Dump Cars furnished bythe day on Hours Notice

H R HITCHCOCKOlBco with J M Monsarrat Oart

wright Building Morohaut StlfiWI tf

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sIOOAL AND aENERAl NEWS

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mouthGO ooDt per

Tha U S training ship Adamsleft for Snu Diego yostorday

Tbn U 8 diUriet court standsadjourned uutil Monday next

M Cnhral n daitvtntn was fined50 in ho Distril Court yesterday

for selling adulterated milk

Whon you want a hank ring up101 On that stand you will pot areliable and good driver s Cuo hackand no overcharging

The AmfttfiurOniuextra has resum- -

od itB regular Tin sdiy rehearsalsaud Mr Wray Taylor isjworkiug hardto bring the Sitondms of tbn Or¬

chestra up loth biguestjgrade

A Display Worth Seeing Meolwiuioal toys Umt will shave vou orbrush your ruooj at L B KorrCo b Queen street Call and seethem

W O Parke has been appointedadministrator of tho estate of Cahterine P Auld Thr estate includesproperty valmd at SlIOO and an iu

trreit in tho estate of J L Livvisnhich is valuer at 30000

CharUs Wilcox aud Gus RoseWHre re elected captain and firstHmitenaut respectively of Co G N

G H lt evening Eight -- newmembers joined thn company

Ah Yiu a 16 year old Cllinese boywas sentenced In Urn days imprison-ment

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by Jnde Wilcox yesterdayfor disobedience to bii parents Tbe

ntenoe wa suspended for threemonths to give tbe young fellowobauoe to bouutne a good boy

Potmater Oit receive in thomail tj th Hutiook a larg- safeseut by tbn US Postal Departmentfrom Santa Cruz It was tho heaviest piece of mad ever recoived inHonolulu aud Lruia Kenako feltpleased that he is no longer mailnlerk Hi draws the line at carryingsafes around

Jimes Lvlo and wife have adopt --

d ihnir fourteen year old granddaughter Akiibb Lnvell Thefather of tho young girl CaptsiuLovell sailed twelve yeas ago asmaster of the Phcobe Chapman forth South Ses and neither the ves ¬

sel or orow were over hoard of againMrs Lovell is married to C YaeSturdovant

Crushed to JDath

Loui Lingfeld a driver for theOahu loo and Elontric Compmywas ormhed to death yesterdaymorning undBT the wheel of the ice

wagon The auoident oopurrod onKing St and no one wit parsed nettragedy It is surmised that Lnngfeld fainted and fell from his seat

tht the horses moved on dragiug tbe heavily loaded wagon

Bror 4ja spine of the unfortunateman severing bis spine and causinginstant death Dr llerbert wa

Biimmoued but Laugfeld was be

yod humane help Deceased loave

a wifo And nine childrenTha fuooral took plaee at 2lf

this afternoon jitermeut beiugatJPualeilBbua eemutery Pearl City

m iwA Small Blazo

ha out benUa in tho rear of a

lodging house on Fort street near

Kukui street was burned down early

this morning The department re

sponded promptly and the fire waC

floon puL out The buildiug waf

unoccupied but there was evidencetliKt one or more opium smokerhad hit the pipe in tha empty

tshanty

Anyouo in China who vritos animmoral book Ib punished withtransportation for life together with100 blows of a hoovy bamboo Any ¬

one who sells such a publication subjots himself to transportation for

three years together with a prelimiuary of 100 blows Benders ore also

punished and even purchaserswhqthar tbey read the book or notTheir punWhawnt is fried at 100

blows wih thrf bamboo Iu orderthat the la rray lu etrried out

pngititratea are wold risjouaible

CONVENTION 0L0SK3

7ho Indf pandont Homo Ruto Tartyla Orgitnlz tl Tolnyatn8 Oall onQuetm Xiiliuokulaui

The convention of the Dlegstesfrom the Independent Home llulepatty wa called to order yesterdaymorniugi TIih following memberof lh party were eluuted a CentralOomiuittei

J K Kaulla J M Kealoha WT

H KaillinaiJ C Quinii J KClarkJ K Nakookoo 3 1C Pua Kahaha- -

wal D H Knluna Geo Kaia 11

N BydT C Polikspn Mosns LKaaikaidu Sol Meheula E CHone L K Nakookoo B Kaunhailun I W Katruliikane J JCeati JICatiin Knlneokkoi J M KUnlaS H Meekapu H 13 KliihuHonluJ Halelnlii J W Holous W Kahebao Kswniki Wm Ilinor A

Knluoa Timoteo D Ai J II Ksuaknlilii D Crowninburf fluksO B Moil KuaUku W H Kcilimai Mukai Pap ko KHohosnpu W

Kaaibue J M M hukn KupiheaKiikuahiue Knaim kii J or KK nulla Jr Manubn Napeha Lileopu Kuo Ioela Johu Lii KakaJohn Hiua J Aapii J Kukaulalii Lnpn Kemvepooole J W Tii

pikane P HjioU A U Lima HanD Kaona Wm Kajula aud WmKaaibue

Tho olDoerB elcoted to serve forthe eusuing two yearB were DavidKalauokalaui president Jas KKaulia viee presidMiii J Kanuihouoraty chairman T O Polikapaaud Iokna Korii honorary vicepresidents J K Nakoukoo secre ¬

tary W U Kailimai treasurer andW K Kaehuia auditor A fiuanceommiltee representing the differ-

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itlauds was elHoted and is coUj

osed of J P Kauhi of Hawaii S

Kaiue of Maui Uahinui of MolokaiJ Kanui of Oahu and Loloiwi ofKauai

The names of Daniel Lovell JoeAta auu Lui Thompson will b sentto Delegate Wilcox as candidatesfor admission to West Point

In the afternoon the delegatescalled at Washington Place wheretbey were received by Queen Lilinokalani Her Msjnaty looked verywell aud was attired in black silknud lace with a leihilu and an ilimalei as ornaments Mr J K Kauliadelivered the following nddrejfc

Our Beloved Queen We comebefore you to day as representativesfrom Hawaii to Niibau to express toyou our wishes fur your welfare audhappiness

We come as American citizensnow for by the act of that greatcountry Hawaii has become a partof the Uuion W fome ai a peoplevithout a s vri igu with ml a

Q ion Our sovereign our Queenhye passed aay forever in tb eyeof tbe law that bAs ipstjluted a neworder of things in our midst

Yet beloved Qureu our watchful mother we wuull hsve you believn that you are to us still ourQueen In our hearts wn fel ourdlegiaoee to you We lovd youJtill as our Queen and we shall al ¬

ways reyere you as suahWe are iitifgetea froij ji ijl

nudj of tjiis group fiom Hawaii toNuhau and we come in the nameof the people to do with all ourmight whac our hands 2nd to doWe bnve united the AlobAJua hnrjtnn Kalaiaina sooirli3 aiid here-

after¬

this uuion will be known asthe Independent Home Rule partyn party tint means to woik for tbewelfare of the Foople

Ve have been a peoplo oistabout in the sea witn no hopefuloutlook Our country was takenfrom its and our Queeu was removedfrom where sip belonged But nowwo have unitwd in one strong partythat will live to thi o id an 1 thatwill see to - fbiU JIawuiid bust in-

terests¬

are ooaietytWo rdoognizo you as our milhr

and on your hosd we onll d nvn theblowings of flod for jour fitlifulness to qs and for yoiir sfrif In niobehalf in that grqst country Anur ¬

ia i WHi one huiHi w niiiaylannexation tn tlrt Mid but uw tlias eowi let ii do tie jL w

UOW WnHWiou of Url3bolovud Juouu a a if ju the futuru

miiwiiqCTiiiuMMWTiicwiyiMiBjumMiai7yijWiMMjM

there js ever anything we an dofor you rj8t assured w will do itwith a willing hart an I hindAnd now we givo vni our alohaone and all aiid pledge to you ourundying allegiance to the end

Her mj isty graciously respondedas follows

My children 1 tlnnk you forthe expressions of It ve you give meFrom my heart I thank jou Loveis a great thing Batweeu you mypeople nud myself it will abideforever

You nave lnn chosen br rppreseutatives of the pooplc as Ainerictuollizenpf to vatoli over Hawaiiswelfare and Elwaiiausivelfare AsI look at yon I feel sure you will dothat work well Satxl firm mypeople Be not led astray by whnlmight come to you from the tere-te

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Mr Wilcox our delegnto atWashington Ins been received andaccording to ill reports hn beenwell received- - He i a rniu yti hvechosen andv h will do wh U y u

direct him Watch nnd pray mypeople Conddft yournelve in I hemnnner of good cUzmos aud youwill surely win in tbe end

I shall olwifyB pnerre for youan undying love Your iuteresiwill bn my inlfreti as they alwayshave ben and I shll evtr stand by

you as a lovilig mother B assuredmy people of my aloha for it ureal and lasting xVnd now in wihingyou success in your conduct oftho nfliiirs of this niuutry I alsoaRk thjt Gods blotHiog be ou jouforever

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CtniHtery on King street arerequesltd to pay a contribution offo 00 dollars at the office of lbe

Catholic Mission during ths iqorithof January lOQt xny pnofailinK topay the amount shall looe all rigt tspr priyileees In the future ihnCatholio Mic8ion will take charge jclaiming all lota

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OMJSLY TOPICS

fcnt a windmill to bf otjhi- -by tbo leabt Iocaible wvtid

m wmII vou want a windmill that brs

little manhiuery and that littleof the very best quality

Bey aa IsraeliIf you want a windmill that doe8

uol got crsuky

Buy aa HSZXvV f

If you want n witidmill that willpump water to your house aud

your bare that will run thefued cutter coinshellor

eud Buz Saw

Bay an AemotorThe AERMOTOP will last longer

give better sat isotion and is cheaperthan any other windmill ou themarker For sale by

TH8 llswaiisn Jtestixm Co3 LaPort Street opposite Rprookeki

Co n Bank Houolulu H I

LOCOMOBILE FOR SALE

One New Locomobile No 377Style 2 made by Tho LocomobilnSo of Amerio of Newtou MapsU S A patented Nov 11 J8J9Yery little ued the property of thnlate Joneph lleleluhe nad run bygasoline

ALSO

k it1une sieve win voty good order

For narticuLuR apply to MrpHeleluho at Washington Place oto F J Testa this otlke

THOS LINDSAYBaDflfaiihing Jeweler

Call andluspaitlliobuntifnl and usi t

Mm a ui irts for picinnts orlorju- -B 1111 -

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Canadian Australian Steamship LineBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co

Korthcrn Assurance Co Fire andCanadian Pacific Railway Co

TMrnippr Tjinp of PanTrpfs Liverpool

TIMELY TOPICS

If you want a windmill to be oper-ated

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by the least possible wind

Buy an AermotorU you want a windmill that has

little machinery and that littleof the very beat quality

T

I you want a windmill that doeanot get oranky

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1 ton want a windmill that willI tmp water to your house and

your barn that will run thefeed cutter oornaheller

and Buzz Saw

Bay an AermoteT e AERMOTOR will last longer

pive uettor saliafaotion and is cheaperthan any other windmill on themat Let For Bale by

Tift lullan Hardware Co Lo

Fort Street opposite Spreoknlsoh Uank Honolulu H I

LOCOMOBILE FOR SALE

Qui New Locomobile No 377ft j It 2 made by The LooomobilaTo X America of Newton MassU i A patented Nov 14 1899Very Itttle tied the property of theInto Joseph Heleluhe and run bylasoline

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One Bicyclein very good order

For particulars apply to MrsY J the at WashinKton Place orX V J Tost a this office

TFfOS LINDSAYMaDQfactuiing Jeweler- -

Cull undlnspoyfc the beautiful and nsofuli lui fy of mjOIs for presents or lor per ¬

il mix i uso anil ttlormuntLovo BdUdlujj 030 Fort Street

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