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Vol. XliV. No. 2578 jar HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, TUESDAY, OCTOBER (I, 1003 PllIOB 5 Cents

RUSSIA MAY

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It

HOT SHOT OVER

THAT LOST BOX

A sensation pervaded tlio Capitolyesterday afternoon And all slgni In-

dicate that It Ih not yet over. Echoesof the excitement, to say nothing olpossible and Imnotslhlo developmentsaro expected and prophesied. "

All tho fuss was over a tin box, Inno.enough In Itself, but. It

Is said, Involving Important and por-hap- s

serious complications.This box belongs to A. C. Clchr,

whose Interest are largely Identifiedwith tho now famous Kohnla ditchcontroversy.

Although the sensation did not com-

mence there. It was In tho outer officeor the Superintendent of Public Worksthat the matter seemed to Identify It-

self and It was then that loud voicesemanated from the chamber to attractthe attention of others In tho building.

A. C, nchr, Superintendent Cooper,Marston Campbell, 1., A. Thurston, F.S. Dodge. Cllvo Davlcs, Architect Tra

of

of

tinuf

phagen, Stlllman of the pcml one of hasHowell, A. addition Cooper

tor. J. F. Ilrown others aro ,,v,,n conditionqualnted took h()X ,t

writing IIn Public tho

tin box nil the trouble,It Is a tubularwith lock attached, specially designedror the reception or maps, pians, speei i

llratlons and like.mo uox nciongcu 10 n uuu

been up from a storeroom In the

Allliii-- the tho

and

and

at homeJ. last

Dr.and .Mr. and

Mrs. and Mrs I,

nnd J.Roy

club andin

the

S. a this

from

mallMrs.

from

If

basementTho It

Kohnla business.that

In ato tho

contents, a statementlock

tho whichCooper

anynothing

condition thotho It

astook state-ment;

thatdistrict

Is connect-ed, with Dole

I next tho tho

Clerk Wth,Works, Surveyor W. In

and to tnoplace, , , when ia

less. "Doth verbally and Intho Works tha im..n

j

long, metal

thouenr.

I

of lock

ofwmi tllo requestsllover toW,,,,H i

I

Lansdnlc, Simpson,Anderson

the

V. C. Lyon bride among footballIn tho China from San; played Jlaklkl grounds next

Lyon well known j Saturday afternoon at I o'clockhe associated with fath-'twe- a tho

er the business at thellslcworth n team of Honoluluof Fort Hotel streets. Mrs.1 plnyers. The of the Honolulu

Lyon a Myrtle Stryker, team as follows:of one of the . A. Cotton,

of Berkeley. . W. It. Anderson.A to the' Halfbacks rtycroft, Stokes, J. And- -

Tuesday, Wednesday

r.eople the of andA. Lyon, Green street,

evening. There present theL. Moore,

Mr. F. W. Smith.G. F. Bush, Mr.. E.

Cutting, Mr. Mrs. A. Lyon, J.Gibson and Lyon. was aquintet present wasIndulged a late hour. Refreshr.'ents terved during evening

DH10 I K DE5KV

C. Desky received cablegram

Oehr'swhich

whichbefore receiving

maintained

statement,

ought rightGehr,

place,

containing

Public,

produced,

Oovorn- -

occasionedcontainer,

Public

return

(Continued

Mackintosh,

match

Francisco.being llrltlsh

book-sellin- g

probablyprominent

Backsreception

Thursday

fol-

lowing:

announcing the death of Mrs. are now belug ItDesky Mrs. Desky a very short time before actualbeen III several being forced , bo started theto In the greater part of tho Honolulu companies of tho rcgl-o- r

the The of her death,however, entirely unexpected,Desky having received a letter

only Flossie, by the lasrstating that her mother seemed

better. The Immediate cause ofIVaky's death Is not known. Sincethe death of her son In 1S0S she hasuffete nervous trounle.

0. V. Sturtevant booked to leavefor this afternoon.

B"

Acquire the Benjamin

It's a good habit get Into and notbreak yourself of. Good habit bearsthis famous mark

jffred)enjamin5(?.MAKERS sEWyRK

the mark on men's e

apparel equal to "18 K" and"STERLING" silver. BENJAMINSuits are tailored all BEN-

JAMIN Clothes correctly, honestly.The shape of the coat Is retained by a

ialr-clot- h front; a hand-felle- close-fittin- g

collar; and hand-padde-

single and double-breaste-

y style, rich serges,homespuns,In the BENJAMIN plant. TheClothes for particular men for mennot to particular.

Your money back anythinggoes wrong. We are Sole Dis-

tributors

I THE KASH

tho Capitol atmaps contained

concernedttho ditchOehr was asking thoyuperlntend-en- t

luclmlo receipt, Oehrgive him

box and itsthe condition tho

box Oehr hadbeen tampered with. refusedto mako such sayingthat ho knew of tho box nnd Its

nnd that as long as mapswere undisturbed In

to be allMr. A. C. asked to what

mado tho following

"I left box, mymaps tuu Knhala withwhich the ditch proposition

Governor two yearsWhen sec box In ofllce

the staples beonto this Mr.

aumtwith what morn the

orofflco was renuestod

that

dug

.Mrs.

on

ago.

the Works, tbo 1b tam

,,,( ror t,c my maps loft(OVernor. have

,wn answered, nnd up throoK i,card nothing about them,

y,.!,terilay, nbout noon, called on

Page 1.)

A RHUttlll MATCH

cron.Forwards Blrkmyie,

Haywood.It. will captain this team.

He requests that the players turn outfor practice on Tdaklkl grounds

and were An association willpassengers be on

My Ishis team from ship

In andcevner llnc-u- p

was Miss will beoQl- - (Joil A.

clola Cal. Whyte.was tendered

tcrnoons.

joting Mr..Mrs.

wereand W.

Mrs.

dancinguntil

mere

My

rooming building, made. willIn Oakland. has be nowfor years, work will on new home

livetime. news ment.

was Mr.

his daughter,

from

IsMiul

to to

on gold

like other

shoul-

ders. Cut

and flannels,Ideal

and

here.

was

on

container

from

daughter

California

NEW N. O. H. ARMORY.

Plans and specifications for tho nowarmory of the National Guard of Ha-- j

arc now being drawn up by anarchitect nnd borings to learu the depthof the coral on the site set apart fortho building. Wnlklkl of tho Judlrary

The BUSINESS MAN'S HANDY IN-

DEX, published In the Saturday Bulle-

tin an ' the Weekly Edition, gives aconcise and complete resume of all le-

gal notices, calls for tenders, Judg-

ments, building permits and real es-

tate transactions. Evening Dulletln,75 cents per month. Weekly Bulletin)S1 per year.

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Frear Has Not LettersWhich Andrews Says

. Dole Claims ReturnedChief Justice Frenr stalls that he

has not received from the Governor thoIdlers asked for ny Judge Dear In thecae of Territory vs. Hales, Cnrletonmid WaUon, soldiers charged with

Krcar's Tanlnlus residence.Attorney General Andrew previously

Informed ludge Gear thnt he, Andrews,had nsked Mr. Dole for the correspond-ence and the Governor bad stated thntthe manuscripts had been returned tothe Chief Justice,

Since the Attorney Gencinl disposedof the matter of the three soldiers, byentering a nolle prosequi, nfter nnswer--lng Judge. Gear's request, at the timeof ttit) continued nnd recontlnued pro-ceedings, for all the correspondence inthe case by stating the letters unfiledwere private communications In thepossession of the Chief Justice, therehas been more or less speculation asto what these letters, so often askedfor, contained.

Judge Gear, the other Judges of thoCircuit Court agreeing with blm in hisattitude In the affair, many times ex-

pressed his belief that the three sol-

diers, Dales, Cnrletoti and Wntf-on- , whohad been permitted to leave the coun-try under circumstances thnt seemed torequire some explanation, should berequired to be present In court beforetheir cases were disposed of. I

DtFKIVE

PRISONER S

Watson Moves Court To

Instruct Jury ForNot .Guilty.

NEW LAW POINT RAISED

IN BURGLARY COMPL INT

SOLDIERS INDICTED FOR FELONYALLEGED TO DE ONLY GUIL-

TY OF MISDEMEA-NOR.

Another question of law, followingnumerous rcceut constitutional andtechnical contentions In Judgo Gear'scriminal court, was this morningbrought up by Attorney 12. M. Watson,representing three Camp McKlnley sol-diers, Fischer, Buckley uud Kerny,charged with burglarizing Moody'sWalklkl saloon.

Watson moved tho court to Instructtho Jury to return a verdict of notguilty. Judgo Gear took the matterunder advisement until 1:30 o'clock.

Watson contended that tho law wassuch, that burglary, constituting thabreaking Into a place with intent tocommit a felony, did not cover larceny.Defendants were charged with takingn few bottles of beer, evidently belowthe value of fifty dollars; this was nottelony, and yet they were Indicted forburglary which was defined ns break-ing Into a place "with Intent to com-

mit a felony."Originally tho law, In defining bur- -

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The rouit at least believed that thecorrespondence In the cno should boplaced on flic to show, It nothing else,that the court had nothing to do withthe absence of tho defendants.

Gear stated that nil let tern had bceuwith the Governor when that gentle-man had lequcstcd the threo circuitjudges to- confer with him on the mat-ter. The Attorney General stated thathe had asked the Governor for the Id-

lers and that Mr. Dole had stated thatthe communications In question hudbeen returned to Chief Justice Frear,to whom they belonged. '

"I cannot very well ask the ChiefJustice for bis private correspond-ence," Mr. Andrews remarked to thecourt nt the time of the terminationof the case. Judgo Gear allowed thonolle pro&pqui to be entered, regrettingtho unavailability of the correspond-ence.

Chief Juttlce Frear, when asked tillrooming If he would permit the muchtalkeil-o- f correspondence to. be pub-lished, replied.

"Why, ns n matter of fact, I havoliot the letters in my possession. 1

know It was stated that the Governorreturned tho documents to me. butho Is evidently under a wrong Imprcs- -

felon, for I have not received them 1

glary, had added to the proposition of ,

Intended felony a provision IncludingIntended larceny. This larceny quail- -

oration uau uccn cummaicu. peruapsthrough an oversight by the Legisla-ture In amending tho law. Neverthe-less, defendants wcro charged w(hburglary and the testimony sworn Ipinlleged the theft of only a fow bottle! j

of beer. The matter was plain, saidWatson, even If tho Indtctcmut wascorrect, defendants could not be pun-

ished tor a mlsdomcanor under an In-

dictment for felony.At raO this afternoon, ;. a 'infithy

opinion, quoting many authorities.Judge Gear granted Watson's motionpnd Instructed the Jury to return a ver-dict of not guilty.

Judge Gear this morning denied thamotion of E. M. Jones' attorneys,Dunne nnd Itobcrtson, to quash the twomurder Indictments on the ground,among other things, that tho srandJury was nut a properly constitute.body.

Counsel Immediately filed anotherdemurrer to the Indictments. Argument on this demurrer will take placetomorrow morning. Demurrer allege!an follows:

That no offense against tbo laws oftho Territory Is charged or set forthIn tho first count; that tho first countIs uncertain and docs not allege factsclaimed reporter.sought doesfully apprise nndxense Willi which It is sougni 10 ennrge

Inwords live

ports charge defendant withtwo separate and distinct felonies.

BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION.

Hawaiian Live Stock Breeders'-Association- ,

through its secretary, A.

Judd, Is sending

tho meeting takeplace In Hllo on 19, tho by-

laws providing nltcrnato sessionsthat placo and Honolulu and tha

annual meeting having been heldhere.

A great many papers read atmeeting and much Interesting

will undoubtedly bo Impart-ed. Among the papers ono on

and the lantana pests, R.Perkins, entomologist. Still

other deal with mattersconnection with dairies. Tho

tho pasturepest, discussed.

The trip the S. S. Iroquois toMidway Island seems havo beenpostponed, no notifica-

tion this has as yot been re-

ceived at the Naval Station. Com-

mander Norrls, who havogone to Midway Island, .has just beengranted a three months' leave andfact seems to Indicate that the trip Is

to

WELLS, FARGO & GO.

EXPRESS.

Office, Masonic881.

Intend to ask the Governor for them.When I get the letters It will timeenough to consider tho matter theirpublication.

"There seems to have been n greatIdeal of unnecessary over af-

fair, 1 have bad Ilttto to with itmyself. As the complaining witnesst withdrew under certain conditions.

I "Not long ago General MrArlhurwrote from California askingto mediate between the Territorialauthorities and the military here. liewrote a most pleasant letter and spoke

the. highest terms of different Tcr- -

rltorl.il officials, admitting that themilitary were In tho wrong nnd prom-ising, if the civil authorities here re-

quired tlie return of the three soldiers,to that the men were at once re-

turned to tho Jurisdiction of the localcourts.

"Judges Goar nnd Roblmum not be-

ing here when this letter was received.I asked Judge De Dolt, as representing

Circuit Courtt and Attorney GeneralAndrews consult with ns to whatwas best to done.

"In view General McAarthur's let-

ter It was our opinion that It wouldspite require tho to

here simply to have their cases noilpros'd, and we desired not to demandthe soldiers,' return."

Tell Reporter of WhatThey Did Not

Do.

ONE MAN HAS WHITE

SPOTS ON HIS FACE

MAY HAVE DEEN TWO HIGHWAY-ME-

THE RECENT COUN-TRY ROAD OUT.

RAGES.

four Chinese who arc at pros- -

ent custody tinder strong suspicionof being tho men responsible for the

iMoanalua road robberies, were seen Intheir cells this nftcrnoon by a Bulle- -

j m. ii,e man who arrested

an I.llllm street where the arrest took

BkfSrA

HAT POINTER

For all 'round headwearthis month our Panamasarc "IT." They oover thesubject style and ele-

gance. Yale Alpineblocks to suit.Prices $7.50, $10, and $15.

Levinffston's. S3,

to constitute tho otrensetln Officer Ah On acted asto bo charged; that It not; Interpreter, translating tho questions

tho defendant of tho aBkcd the replies of tho prisoners.

him; that tho second count certain a,t night, was the llrst man seen. Hounintelligible render the count 8tntol that did not at the placompflntni-lnsK- : thnt Anlil tndtrtment nut.'....

to the

Tho

F. out announce-ments for annual to

Novemberfor

Inlast

will bothis In-

formationwill be

lanta by C.I.. tho

papers will Inpa

recently discoveredwin be

of U.to

although officialof fact

J, A. was to

this

be postponed.

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talk thisdo

me mo

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CONCEDE

COREA TO JAPANrAssoclated Press Special Cable.

PARIS. France, Oct 6. Despatches received here today state that theJapanese fleet has been sent to Ma&anpho for a cruise but no troops have beenlanded.

It Is generally conceded that Russia will not evacuate Manchuria, aspromised, on the 8th of October, and It Is believed negotiations are In progressthat will possibly obviate the objections by Japan to Russia's continued pres-ence In Manchuria. These negotiations are said to concede Japan a footholdIn Corea.

Nippon Is QuarantinedAssociated Press Special Cable.

8AN FRANCISCO, Cal., Oct 8. The Nippon Maru was placed in quar-antine on her arrival here today. No sickness was reported on board the)steamer alter Its departure from Honolulu. It Is anticipated that the ship willbe released after a thorough fumigation.

They Endorse RooseveltAssociated Presp Social Cable.

PROVIDENCE, R. I., Oct. 6. The Republican 8tate Convention In sessionIn this city, placed a plank in Its platform strongly endorsing President Roos-

evelt for a second term.o

ALDAY PROVINCE QUIET.

, Associated Press Bptclal Cable.MANILA, P. I., Oct 6. The Province of Albay Is quiet. ,

o

SAN FRANCISCO, Cat, Oct 5. 3UQAR: Oeets, 8s 8

place. He merely went thero on a the first man was arrested, his arcom-vls- lt

He hnd been out gambling. Ho pllco might have done the second deedcarried a gun because he had won a to throw suspicion off his partner, solargo sum of money. Ho further con- - that the police may havo tgwo hlgh-fess- ed

that he bad stolen a number of.waymcn Instead of one. All testimonybicycles. Most of these be bad taken goes to show that tho second man hail

apart to prevent their being Identified. I white marks on his face. The high-Man- y

of theso parts were found in tho wnymnn Identified by tho Japanese yes-roo-

He had worked at Kwn beforo; "lay does not answer this descrlp-b- ut

had not been out that way for,"0"- -

some time, ,..,'Lee Jims face nnd head nro dotted.with peculiar little white spots, hatinguiu upycaruucu ui milium Bcurn uismallpox marks. The Japanese who!died fionAhls wounds later spoke of'the man who assaulted mm having justsuch snots.

Yee Hoy, the roan who was Identi-fied by Fujikawa yesterday, stated thathe had never seen tho Japanese be-

fore yesterday. On the day of therobberies he had been nt home. Hojlived In the house on l.lllha streetwhere Lee Jim was arrested. Of thestuff which was in the room, one-hal- f

beyonged to him and the other half toLeo Yuk. He did not own the gun. Hedenied knowing anything of the coun-

terfeiting outfit. He did not own awheel.

Lee Yuk made practically the samestatement ns Yeo Hoy. He had nogun and knew nothing of the counterfelt Instruments.

Wan Yin said thnt the gun found ontho premises belonged to him. Henever used It for anything. He nlsodenied any knowledge whatever of thecounterfeit dies. Yee Hoy was In thehabit of coming home to the roo monl.lllha street In tho evening at aboutG o'clock. Last Thursday Yeo Hoycame back between C and G:30 o'clockIn tho evening. He did not rememberwhat tlmo he came home Friday, YeeHoy was not at home between 3 and 4

o'clock Friday afternoon.It Is Just possible that the ro may

have been two men Implicated In theoutrnges along the country road. After

.JPARI3

VIENNA1073 r&afimWBmiLA HsSJlrii'

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" ". . .special veniro oi iwcnty-nv- e nag

, ,,, . ,,. , ,,!,., court al , tomorrow morn.,ni.

.

SteSITier FOf

Toyo Kisen LineTncoma, Sept. 27. Yokohama mail

advices stato tbat the Toyo KlsenSteamship Company Is preparing tokeep nbrcast of tho other steamshipcompanies In the matter of ImprovingIts traiiB-l'aclfl- fleet. This companyhas Just completed arrangements forthe purchase of the largo Germansteamship Klatschou of 12,000 tons,now employed In the German mall ser-vice to Oriental ports.

Samuel & Co. acted as the Interme-diaries In arranging for the purchaseof the steamer at 2,300,000 yen. Showill be handed over to tho Toyo KlsenCompany on her return from her pres-ent voyage to Ktirope and will hern-afte- r

ply between Yokohama and SanFrancisco. The details of this pur-chase wero first announced threoweeks ago In the natlvo papers of Yo-

kohama and Toklo.The Klatschou Is reported to havo

splendid passenger accommodations,besides n largo freight capacity. Sbowill be given a Jnpaneso registry and

lll be one of tho largest steamship's.lying the Japanese flag.

Otto Alexander Berndt and Miss'lorence Saltua Knmanallant Bush,vho wero married by tho llev. Klncatd

on September 10. were passengers to

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All visiting members of thoorder nre cordially Invited to at-

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

Meets every Monday evening at 7:30

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ot tho United States for thoT? nnrnllfln T a n n ii a

0FF(!E Morshant street, Honolulu,, KAAHUMANU STREET,

P. H. Burnette,Attorney-a- t law and Notary Public.Agent to Grant Marriage Licenses.Real Estate, Insurance, Collections.Office, 79 Merchant Street, Honolulu.

I Weekly Edition of the bulletin, 1

, per year

LOCAL AND GENERAL

Mystic Lodge, No. 2, K. 0! P., meetstonight In Harmony Hall. King street.

Tor Jubilation, exhilaration, consolation or resuscitation, drink PantheonO 1. 8.

Ncntlr furnished rooms nt tho Pop-

ular. $1. $1.50, and 12 per week. 1249

Tort Btreet.Illank books of all sorts, ledgers, etc.,

manufactured by the Bulletin Publish-ing Company.

If "Arabic" docs not do what Isclaimed for It, there Is no charge. Cal-

ifornia l'ccd Co, agents.A married couple, or two or three

single gentlemen, inn secure a fur- -

Dished cottage cheap by calling at thoAlnkea house.

The Molle lllma football team willstart practice at 5 clock this after-noon nt the home of J V Robertson,Xuuntui avenue

A ltnn.inl,lrnl nrrnr In S.itnr.lnv'nIssue credited A. V. T llottomle witha Judgment against J A. .Mngoon. Itshould have lead J. A. .McGulre.

Thiirsda), Priday, nnd S.iturd.i nextwhl be rod letter divs for the ladlisWmtney . Marsh announce a grandopening dlspla of the goods recentlypurchased In New York

The Exposition Committee of Hawaiiwill hold a special meeting In the hallof the Chamber of Commerce at 11

o clock Wednesday morning, October7 Important business In connection countries who nre stationed In Mnce-wlt- n

the final arrangements for the donla may form the council to ndmln-Worl-

l'ulr will bo transacted. Istcr the proposed reforms. The PortoThe monthly meeting of the Worn- - denies tho reports of massacres that

nn's Hoard of Missions will be held nt n" emanating from llulgarlaCentral Union church at 2:J0 this after- - "

noon. Miss Oraydon will read a paper GRUCIA PREMIER,on "Tho Piogress of Protestantism In "elgrnde, Scrvlo. Oct. 5. A now

1'rnnce." Reports will be presented rnblnct has been formed with tlriiclntrom tho Missionary Cleaners nnd "8 premier. He has nnnounccd thatworkers In the Hawaiian and Japanese- lls I'llc' 'H 1,c ono of Ppacc- - ln n"

.effort to rennlto all factions. Qruclauenartments.was not n member of what was termed

A demented Chinese on board the lno "ABBa88ln Cabinet",steamship Chlnn attempted to commit

filicide by slashing himself In tho ah-- CA8TRO'S EMISSARIES,tlomen with a nail during tho passage j,ort of Spaln Trinidad, Oct. 6.

San I'ranclsco and this port. itsares BCnt by President Castro ofllle also Injured his head with n pleco Venezuela have arrived at Cludad Bol- -

(of scantling His condition Is serious lvnr wltu ordcrg to collect by forcible.and he Is now being held In Irons to means If necessarj tho customs duties,prevent him flora fuithcr Injuring amounting to a million dollars, part ofhimself. which hag already In en paid by the

Prince and Princess Kalanlnnnole foreign merchants to t . revolution- -

'left for San Francisco in the Siberia 1st,last night Hundreds of friends called

'nt the steamer to bay good-h)- c and th POSTAL INDICTMENTS,

staterooms ot the departing nllls wero Washington. D. C. Oct. 5 In tho!llld with llowerB The Prince will Postal scandal Indictments were todaygo stialght to Ohio fiom San Fran- - lound ngalnst James N. Tjner, at ono

clsio to lake part In tho fall campaign Postmaster General, but later At-

tn thut state. Princess Knlanlannolu tey Oencral James T. Metcalf, suwill remain ln Snn I'rnnclbco for ashort time.

The llrltlsh bark Wckt York, whicharrived from Newcastle vesterdny uf- -lemoon aiur uu passage, meiwith strong gales shortly after she hadleft Newcastle. Somo damage wasdone to the deck houses During thestorm, salt water fmind Its way Intothe ficsh water tanks unci liy mixingwith tho fresh water, caused consld- -

cinble unnojiiMe dining the test oftho passago.

SOLDIER FOOTBALL TEAM.

The Artillery hojs promise to put agood team In the field this J car. Whllo

ie greater part of the material,

!. .1 i,, iHiniai uim v.plajers uie very willing Percy lieu- -

son. who has been elected coach forthe artillery team, Is doing excellentwork getting his men into shape. Tholine, eiiuiiuiiiiiiK mi- - iw ius, win UY- -erage about 175 pounds. The center

asli is n man who welgns about zuupounds and his piny Is very good. Thoquarter hack Is a very active raau andhe will do good work. The boys nroworking hard and Intend to give theuiner leaiiis 01 me ieaBuo u miiu iiguilor ill si pince.

' 'DIED.

Ol'LlCK Septembor 14, at the homoof Ijidy Henry Somerset, near l.on- -don, Mm AHco Gordon Gulick, wifeof Rev Wm. 11. Gulick, missionaryto Spain.Tho Rev Mr. Qullek Is n son of tho

Into Row Peter J Oullck, ono of ttinsecond group of missionaries to Ha- -wall, and both tho Rev Mr. Oullcknnd tho lata Mrs Gulick are wellknown to many people here.

HOME RULE RALLY.

'1 ho Homo Rule party will hold nmnss meeting at 7 o'clock this eveningnt the Queen's premises, MuolnulaniKing street. Knpalumn. All the countycandidates will speak.

From tho Reports of the dealers Inthis city, we think no proprietary,medicine has a larger sale than PAIN- -'

KILLUR. Its valuable properties as aspeedy cure for pain can not fall to begenerally appreciated, ln case of acci-dent, or sudden attack ot djsentery,diarrhoea, cholera morbuB, MontrealStar Avoid substitutes, thero is DUt

one Paln-Kille- r, Perry Davis'. Price25c. and EOc.

HOURS

M

1057 FORT

D NEWS BY W(Associated Press Cable.

MURDER AND SUICIDE.Lumberton, Oct. B N. M Albert

Copo Killed his wife, sister In law nndhimself today. Insanity was probablythe catiso of his deed.

KILLED IN COLLISION.Los Angeles, Oct. G. In a train col-

lision In the Chatswood Park Tunnellour persons wcro killed and eighteenInjured.

In a freight wreck nt Lang one per- -

son was hilled and another seriouslyInjured

CRISIS NOT EXPECTED.London, Oct. 6. The Russian nnd

Japanese negotiations regarding thosituation arc proceeding favorably.

Toklo, Japan, Oct. r,. An Immediatel8ls '" L'oroa Is not expected lit tllO

I'Ke"t time.

ELLIOTT WAS INSANE.Washington, T). C , Oct. C Peter Kl.

Hot t. the man who made such etrenuous efforts to see President Itooscvelttoday and who caused the tight Inwhich the guards wcro Injured, hasbeen sent to the Insane aslum.

MAY FORM COUNCIL.Paris, France, Oct 5. There Is

'nrosneet thnt the consuls of foreign

perintendent or the Money urcier ays-tin- t,

II. J. Barrett, assistant attorneygeneral and a nephew of Tjner: N. R

jcif, n Hallunbcck and W. Do(,mu8i

HfliB mmTho announcement ln vestorday's

columns or The Evening Bulletin thata guessing contest was on has brought.up to the time of going to press exnetly twenty eight icsponses. The "Puz-zle Editor" endeavored to state plainly(hat (,ogtons ot pertaining directlyto , goion 0f inc enigma, as pub.,Bhc(1 on pa(;e glx ,0w not bo ac,

r.,i .., -- , ,hro n, nr tho twenty.

cght nnBtterg wcro Irrelevant to thoqllMton h0 wiii onco morc Bay lhnt thopuzzip B BCt forth to solve by the readcr not ,,,. ,he man bcnn,i the puzzlo

lhe ..i.llzzIo i;,ntr Is the only ono,lh linottB ,hc correct answer nnd It,.ml!(1 ,. ,,innlfcstly unfair for himto rcply , II n a. who asks. "What,,,, . imn,i Qintlnir to the V menn?0r llaB )t n0 relation to the puzzloT'

Ti,0 0tler answers submitted, otherthan the threo nhovo mentioned, havo

.been carefully tallied In the "Answers'Received" book. Tho threo who askedfor "(nsldo Information," as It were.aro asked to try again. Send In aim,y jour solution on n piece of paper

ns ue.nr eight by eleven ns possible,signing your namo plainly In the upperleft hand corner. Only tho name of thowinner will bo published.

AH answers should be addressed onlyto II. A. P.. care Tho Evening Bulletin,Contest closes Oct. 31.

The BUSINES8 MAN'S HANDY IN- -

JDEX, publisned In the Saturday Bull-etin and the Weekly Edition, gives aconcise and complete resume of all le-

gal notices, call for tenders, Judg-ments, building permits and real es-

tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,75 cents per month. Weekly Bulletin,

,$1 ner year.

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The following Is the Inscription on a tablet designed by ua anderected In Kawalahao Church:

IN MEMORY OPElizabeth Kaahumanti, daughter of Kccaumoku and Namahana. Shewa3 born at about 1773 at tho foot of tho hill Kaulki on East Maui; be-

came a wlfo of Kaipchameba I at thirteen, and was his favorite untilhis death In 1819. After tho death of Knmehameha II In 1823, shewisely ruled tho Hnwallan people an Queen Regent until her death In1832 . Although naturally proud and haughty she early In her

accepted Jesus as her Saviour, was baptized In Kawalahao in1825, and labored earnestly to lead her peoplo to Christ. She was spo-

ken of by tho American Mission ns "a distinguished reformer ofher nation, a kind friend and benefactress of tho Missionaries, and afaithful comforter of the Infant churches In thoso isles." As she wasfalling asleep In Jesus at tho age of about 69, In tho beautiful valley ofManoa, Just before the dawn of June C, 1832, fully trusting her Savior,she repeated tho following lines of a valued Hawaiian tjmn:

"Eia no au, e Iesu, o,

E nana oluolu mat ia'u."(I.o, hero am I, 0 Jesusa rant mo by gracious

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EVENINO BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., TUESDAY, OCT. 6, 1903. THREI

Attorney Magooii Discusses

Infamous Punishment Decision

SAYS MANKICKI THEORY HOLDS GOOD,

The question whether or not all per-eo-

guilty of misdemeanors must heIndicted before the can be put upontheir trial, has assumed such Import-ance, on account of the recent decisionof one of our Circuit Judges, that Ihae ventured, being of the opinionthat Indictments In such cases ore notproper, to make public my views uponthe subject.

I wish to state at the outset that IIntend in no way to criticise the Courtwho rendered tho decision, but merelyto exercise the prerogative that all citizens possess, of expressing dispassionately, their opinions on mattersaffecting the welfare of the communityin which they live.Ma.lll.9l........ ,0l.irtlf..jMu.i.t.,

In discussing constitutional ones- -tlons, people are generally prejudicedat tho outset, against anything that nn- -prnrs on Its face to violate the funda- - i

mrn.nl rlshts that nro popularly sup- -posed to ho contained In the Conttltu- -tlon of tho United States; and nroprone to conjure up all sorts of evils,They nre somewhat In tho position of

It to mnny to learnIs

stltutlon States

which

Osakt

Decision.

nppllcd.

(Amend- -

question

knowingly obstruct orpasaago mall, or

or carrier", was held toto officer held aof arrest against carrier for

noofficer States placedby his position above to

legal tribunals country,ordinary processes for his

detention when accused of felony.'All said 'should

n timid person wlio Is frightened of nn not stay to be burned".Hpp.iui.uii, or an cll omened dream. Necessity and Cause.No of assurance can dispel, "in Atkins v. Flbro Disintegratingtheir fear. . . .Co, u hcM ,,mt n Hul ,D

What Constitution Lacks. 'personam in ndmlralty was not n "civilwill ba surprising

that there no provision in tho Con- -proper, of the United

to

wiac icquircs mac anyone accused of nnu ns used In other sections of tlucrime charged by nn Indicmpnt same act. It said by Mrfound by a grand Jury. Tho fifth Justice Davis: 'If n literal Intcrprcta-nmendme-

to the Constitution con- - lion of any part of it (a statute) wouldtains the provision, that "No person operate unjustly, or lead to ll

be held to answer for a capital suits, or be contrary to the evidentor otherwise infamous crime, unless on meaning of the act taken as whole,n presentment or Indictment of a grand it should be rejected. Theie Is no bet-Jur-y

nor be deprhed of life, liberty or tcr way discovering Its truewithout due process of law." Ing, when expressions In it aro rend-Th- ls

amendment is certainly broad crcd ambiguous by their connectionenough to cover all persons, whether with other clauses, than by consideringIn a State or Territory, but though necessity for it, and thu causestho language Is positive nnd emphatic, which Induced Its enactment".nnd without limitation to persons, In this intter case (Lau Ow v.the United States Supreme Court has, U. S.) It was held that ro-I- n

construing this amendment, held, quiring the permission of the Chineseoer und oxer again, that It does not government, nnd the Identification ofapply to tho States; that Is, that tho "cery Chinese person other th.in a

can try a person accused laborer, who may be entitled by mildcapital or otherwise Infamous crime, treaty or this act (of Congress) to coraowithout presentment or indictment by within the States: did not anil grand Jury. A still moie luiporlnnttllln lias nlen Iman ao. .1 11. .l 1... 1. ....... ..uo uiau wi.1,-1- roi.luil.lllU UJ lUtlbCourt, Is, that the fifth amend- -ment npplici only tho Couit of the, poses, revcrtendl, seek re-united enter on their return to their bus!-- 1

bottledIts

often willtho

and Is.

MasterLord there

i scales, rcuuerea caseHawaii

Manklchl"If the words the irso- -

udoptiug the leglslu- -

'not contrarythe United bo

thotitled to slnco lu- -

answer

nntlnn.n-- rf ... - n v

by Jury the statoshall

have been ' Uut therethis nnd

other rulesstatutes, and that what

against lettertPrhPlV. OYTirCfiaPd

f i .ttunvnft ... w.. .hv V . Vlalflt A

iiiniE wnnin anot within

thoughwithin The themwr.iuKcr is parallel

opinion Mr.A RlinrpmA

fVmrt

driver notapply a who war-rant a

the Court thatUnited

the the andthe arrest

andlaws', the Court, re

amount

absurd

n

the

as Hewa statute

States a

United

1.1

to anlmo toStates. It

of

Is

ceive a sensible Generalterms should limited In tliolr .in.plication ns lead to Injustice,

or nn absurd '

It will alui)s, therefore, presumed I

Intended oxceD- -Itlnnn In lj-- I. ..... ...1.1-- . '

ii iia iUIIguu&t:, wniciiavoid results of this Timreason of the law In such cases Rhnntii

over letter'.A case was cited from Plowden hold- -

Ing .1 statute which punished ans a felon who broke prison

did not extend to a prisoner who brokewhen was on rnr

Is not to hanged '

suit' within the 11th section of thediclary act, clearly a civil suitIn the general sense that phrase,

to 'Chlneso already dum- -HII...1 l 1. .. r.. ... . 'IVIIUU 111 lilt' UMHUU WHO, IinV- -ing left country for temporary nur- -

intlou of statulo' (as amountto a gicnt hardship) Judge mustcome to the conclusion that theIiituie has committed

n legislative"'y mind, u struggle

Uh tho Intellect that has, andwith all the mind that has, '

Btich un Interpretation au"tt Parliament, und, unless islorccd to come lo a contiary conclti- -

mitnllttil lanlilmlnn . tt.A.un .av 1.(,.V.'U! t.t'lUllUtl mnot contrary to tho ConMllu- -

tlon tho United States, It wastended to abolish at once tho criminalprocedure forco uponthe islands, to substitute, tmmed- -lately, without now tho.

form to the ot the United'QtntaU. .(, fni avnnntlnna ltiu.ia, nun .HI 1.1V CAVVItlUIIII iu

tia Avlelln. mitnlnlhnl l.nlalnllnn nA1.IU ltaitll U4M!I!W'I!I ve,,Diuiiuu nciv,inienucci to nnonsn existing laws must

somewhat upon circumstances,Whero tho Immediate oftho required no new

to lane piaco Of mat wnicutho abolished, It maytinll IiaM tn tnlrun Immntllalafft ufh.M nnnll-nll- nt n

Letter and ut3S aml their homes'. Said the ChiefStrict adherence to the letter a J'totlce: 'Nothing Is better

statute without regard to spirit, than that statutes should recolvo atimes work Incalculable construction, such ns effectu-hardshl- p,

not only to ote l,le legislative intention, and, Itiih a whole, hut Individuals, so possible, so ns to avoid an unjust orother nnd most Important rule has been "u absurd conclusion",firmly that that the English Cases.spirit rather than the letter of the law Two recent English easel pre Instruc-shoul- d

contiol. This rule Is of such tho lu this connection: l'lumsteadvital Importance In this discussion, Dlst Works v. Spackman,that the risk prolixity, I feel Jus- - It was said by the Holla,

In quoting from one of tho latest teru arils aro nodecisions tho Supreme Court the means avoiding such an lulerpic- -

mien in tlieThe Territory ofManklchl.

of Nowslandslullon, municipaltlon of Hawaii to thoConstitution of States.'literally petitioner Is en- -

his discharge, thatstrument expressly required

consequence,

injustice,

theretofore

legislation,

application

Constitution

ment th.it 'no person shall held n. lie ouglit assume tliat it is Im-t- o

for u or otherwise possible, that tho leglslatmt could haveInfamous crime, unless on a fco Intended.'ment or indictment a grand Jury,' In tho last mentioned case, in anotn-nn- d

(Amendment C), that 'in uil crlm- - er part the decision, the Court sas:tliul nlOMClMlLlung thn acetified shall ntlnfltlnn U uTmtlinrtnv tho right in -- ,....,Knnpilv nml ,.....nnlillfitrial an Impartial ofnnd district crime

committed. launderljiug

nil for Interpretationof is, was tho

observing

responsibility

construction

oppression,

Legislature

nrlsonbecause

though

merchants

inadvertence

vigor

Islands

Constitution

Constitution.station

Spirit.

community

established,

Esher- -

capitalpresent- -

wherein

another

iiiiciiiioa ui icgisiauvu uouyr vviin-- , common proceedings u grand andout going back to tho famous caso petit Jury, which has been held np-th- c

drawing blood tho streets pllcablo to other organized territories."L'ologna, the bookti nreVull authorl-.An- d again:ties to effect that tho Intention of "Of course, under tho Kewlands res-tli- o

lawmaking power will prevail, even olutlon, legislation mustthe of tho statute; as

llV Ml lliatlpu-- .,.....In Smvlhn--.....v .Hi.w

may ue me letter orstatute und lis meaning,nnd within meaning, not

Its letter. intentionme in, a ox- -

prcsslon found tho off.hfef .limtlr Thnmnnnn nf thn

if thn nt Knur Vnrlr fllh.

nnd wilfullythe of tho of

anystate

murder,of the was

of

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of

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character.

provall Its

thatprisoner

out theho bo he would

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the will'a

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act of but. to;Judge ought to

nil lieof he

ngalnBt ofof ho

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scqucntly Mr. Justice Thompson ot proccduro hitherto well known and ac- -

this Court) 'A thing which Is qulejced In left nothing to take Itswithin the intention of the makers ot place, without new legislation, tho re- -a statute is us much within the statute cult might be so disastrous that weus if It were within the letter; and a might well sny that It could not havething which is within the letter of the been without the contemplation of Con- -statulo is not within the statute, unless Kress, in all probability the contln- -It bo within tho Intention of tho mak- - gency which has actually arisen

jcurred to no one at the time. If It had.Legislative Intent land its consequences wero foreseen, It

Without going farther, numerous II- - Is Incredible that Congress should notlustrations of this maxim are found liavo provided hgalnst it" And again;In the reports of our own court. No- - "The language of Mr. Duchanan, thenwhere Is the doctrine more broadly Secretary of State, In holding (hat thestated than In United States vs. Kirby, military government established In

In which an act ot Congress, California did not cease to exist withproviding that If 'any person shall the treaty ot peace, but continued as a

K'B'C"BEERSTht Utghtst Prtcid but tht Veil Sualtty,

SOLD EVCHYWIIEKE.

Dp. Shoop'sRHEUMATIC CURE

COST NOTHIMJF IT FAILS,

Any honest person who suffers fromRheumatism Is welcome to this offer.

I am a specialist In Hheumatlsm, andhave treatc.t moro cases than any oth-er physician, I think. For 10 years Imade 2,000 experiments with differentdrugs, testing all known remedieswhile searching tho world for some-thing hotter. Nine years ago I found acostly chemical In Germany which,with my previous discoveries, gives mea certain cure.

I don't rrean that It can turn bonyJoints Into flesh again; but It can curetho disease at any stago, completelyrnd forever. I have done It fully 100,.000 times.

I know this so well that t will fur.rlsh my remedy oc trial. Slmplrwrite me a nostal for mv tmnit nnRheumatism, and I will mall vmi nncrder on your druggist for six bottlesur. snoop's Rheumatic Curo. Take Itfor a month at my risk. If It succeeds.tho cost is only 15.50. If It falls, I willray tho druggist myself- -. and yourmere word shall decide It.

I mean that exactly. If you say thelcsults are not what I claim. I don't ex-pect n penny from you.

I hnvo no samples. Any mere sara-Ti- e

that can affect chronic Rheuma-tism must bo drugged to tho vergo ofdanger. I use no such drugs, and It Isfolly to tako them. You must get thedisease out of tho blood.

My remedy docs that even In themost dlftlcult, obstinate cases. It hascured tho oldest cases that I ever met.And In all my experience in all my2,000 tests I never found another rem-edy that would cure one chronic casein ten.

Write me and I will send you the or-der. Try my remedy for a month, jisIt can't harm you, anyway. ItJt fallsIt Is free.

Address Dr. Shoop, Box 331, Ra-fin-

Wis.Mild cases, not chronic, are often

nired by one or two bottles. At alldruggists.

government de facto until Congressshould provide a territorial govern--ment, Ib peculiarly applicable to thiscase. 'The great law of necessity lus- -

titles this conclusion. Tho consent ofthe peoplo Is irresistibly Inferred fromthe fact that no civilized communitycould possibly dcslro to abrogate anexisting government, when the alter-native presented would be to ptacethemselves In a state, of anarchy, be-yond the protection of all laws, and re-

duce them to the unhappy necessity ofsubmitting to the dominion of thestrongest' ".Evils That Follow.

The evils that would follow In casethe decision of our Circuit Judge Islaw, are easily seen. A misdemeanantcharged with malicious Injury, for Instance, for which he might be fined$10 00 must be before Hiptrlct Magi.trate. He has not even thepoor privilege of pleading guilty, butmust bo sent to the Circuit Court to beindicted If he does not consent to beheld for the grand Jury his case Isheard. Tills Involves a ugular trial.Ho must procure, a lawjcr, and It thoMaglstrato finds there Is probablecause, he Is held over for the grandJury. He Is then released on ball, Ifho can procure ball, for which he mustgive a bond. This bond requires u dol-

lar revenue stamp If he can t procureball he must remain In Jail, lu casethe grand Jury should find a true billngnliist him, his case cotrld not. In allprobability, come on for hcariug with-in six months of the hearing in thedistrict couit Ho Is then brought upami arraigned lu the circuit court.niiT.it7 hit juuai ii,.WU I'lUJIiU u !iiwcriui represenc mm, auu is put upon Illstrial. If he Is found guilt), the costsof court would probably amount to 37,which ho would have to pay or workout. I have assumed that tho trialwould come off within six months otthe first hearing iu the district court,but in all probability It would bo nearer threo years If all misdemeanantsure to he Indicted. A man 4htis charged,although he might have been willingto plead guilty In the district court, isobliged to submit to tho senseless ceremony which I havo set forth, the onlydifference being that he pleads guiltyto ttio Indictment when arraigned Intho circuit court. Instead of procuringa lawvcr and atandlng trial. In case aman should desire to resist or to defendhimself from what he considers to boan unjust charge, ho would havo to re-

main In the Territory all tho way fromsix months to threo jcars before hecould have tho matter disposed of. Tothoso who aro only temporarily here,nnd have tho mlsfortuno to bo chargedwith a misdemeanor, this procoeduro,upon Its face, would appear to be anoutrage. Uut not only Is the Individualthus outraged, if the decision referredto Is law, but the community U equallyoutraged. If every mlsdomeanant must

rcmaln saidln office'

Jury could not work. Thepetit Juries ot three Judgesbe busy tlmo with

Tho witnesses In each con-

tested caso would to In theDistrict Court, and then before thegrand Jury, In tho Circuitcourt before tho petit Jury. Such acondition affairs would thoadministration of besidesIng expenBo to country.but further, since'

Newlands resolution beonconvicted, and whero sen

tenced to Imprisonment, have beenfalsely All thoso sentenccd to pay been unjust!)ordered to money, und where thosame has boou pnld It should re-

turned to them. All now under

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P. O. Box 95.

WI1NG WO CHANGTHE 0L0E8T CHINESE FIRM IN HONOLULU.

OOMMISSXOXT MEROHANTB.Ura In Fine Silks and Grass Linens. Chines and Japan Qooda tlAll Kinds.

sentence must bo at liberty, andthese consequences apply not only tcthe district of Honolulu, but throughout this Territory. Uut, says his Honor,a person may bo fined and be com-pelled to work out his fine at the rateof halt a dollar a day, which may keepmm in prison for more than a year.ManklchlWhile 1 wholly deny that a mere flno

make one infamous under tholaw, yet, if it could, the matter coulddo easily ngnted by a rule which ftHereinafter invoke, that Is, of apply-ing to the court for discbarge In anycase where the prisoner is detained inJail over one car by reascm of tho non-payment of a line. It is thus, I sub-mit, perfectly clear that the doctrinelaid down in the Manktchi case 'con-trols this case exactly, that Is. ourlnws I" tone until orderly nnd wl" lj0 necessary that nomlna-e- n

nis.rcSularly changed by new legislation, ' ,lon 10 flIc, "'Is not later

Justice, caus

pay

wllcro """J' ,l0 not violate

of

Isby

for

not Ten

O'clock

to

1st,Oct. 3, H. 17,

will

and

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8TOCK

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In

orcan asking

thisand further

to

General

Islands.

new

of

vvnicn nro by a. ij. iU3.Constitution of In-- 1 No bo lo a

by Jury is not one of District ofllce ofthoso rights, as has been of a

and an elector of tho'Uut, sajs learned Judge, District Inhau no Jail or of cor- - f olllco to exercised, and n

' therein for years Immomust sent to dlntely Btich nnd no

Oahu prison to with hereafter toof deepest nnd to bn of District Attorney who shall

to work labor on not have admitted to InSuch stamps of Territory

as Hawaii.so or not. Each accompa-llono- r

does not find nny decision of n ofCourt lars, and signed not less

goes to Uut lethis The first Is! Ib

that of associating with hardened crimCrlmluals of felonies, for

which punishment of Imprisonment formoro thnn one ear Is This

who have committedmanslaughter righteous

over Borne menwho havp been at head of banks,

havu defaulted, nnd manyclasvs who generally arc ofmgh culture nnd refinement On

those of misdemean-ors aro the and thieves;men who Infest tho and the

covered with vermin and afflict-ed with skin disease. So we see thatthe objection, founded on the questionof association has no as no onocould for a moment In pre-ferring to associate with un educatedand clean bank defaulter to a

Punishment and Association.On question uf

Is more to said In favor of the de-cision, than on thu question of associa-tion, It Is humiliating to nprisoner to bo paraded through tho

with a striped uniform, undpunishment In this rospect, providedfor of misdemeanors

speedily changed. If It weroto bo admitted that punishment of

were It not for tho additional provl- -

(Continued on 7Ja . a

A IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative quinine Tablets.All druggists refund the money tt II'alls to cure. W, Orovo's slgnaturs'" ou each box; 25 cents.

Th niiRirjpnn mamr uiunu iuOEX, published in Saturday Dulle- -

un ana ine weexiy fives aand complete of le-

gal notices, calls forbuilding permits real e

rate Evening. Bulletin,'5 cents Bulletin

1 per year.

indicted, the work of Attorney hard In such cases violates theGeneral's blllce bo Increased .Constitutional of a citizen,that n staff of lawyers ba , inlcdomranaut

to attend to It. The work of altogether u ofJury would be such that It! tho penalty, that Is, confinement, is

have to sit practically tho proper and It Is clear that thetime, and then lu all probability one of confinement legal

do

all of misde-meanors.

havo

and then

ot parallze'

-

Incalculableall misdemeanants

tho havoImproperly

Imprisoned.fines havo

bo

kerosene.

set

Doctrine.

can any

fundamental

transactions,

all

VULESS HEAT

'Phone 390

DRY GOODS.

TIL.lt.

NUUANU STREET.

BY AUTHORITYNotice to Candidates For

Election County

Offices.

Territory Hawaii,

hereby whereasIt Is required law that candidates

election to on thoIsland of Oahu shall file their nomina-tions with tho Secretary of Terri-tory less than thoSpecial Election for County Officers. It

lan Vive on tho afternoon of

ho held.G. Tt. CATtTEn,

Sccretnry of tho Territory.C. n. DUCKLANI),

Electoral Registrar.Capitol, Honolulu, October 1903.

1, 0, 8. 10, 12, 19, 23.

TENDERS,

Tenders bo received attho of Superintendent of Pub-lic till 12 tn. of Monday, Oct. 12,for the completion of DiamondReservoir.

Plans specifications at tho En-gineer's

Superintendent does not bindto the or any

bid.HENRY E. COOPER.

Superintendent ofOctober 1st, 1903.

SURETY ON BOND8.

The Fidelity Insurance Co.,

CAPITAL $100,000.

Will Act aa Your Bondsman. SuretyPonds on Approved Plana.

Porsons holding positions ot trustBonds aro required, aa

Secretaries, Cashiers, or Gov-ernment Employees, or Court pro-ceedings, as Administrators, (Juard-lan-

Executors, Receivers, LiquorLicense, etc., avoid theirfriends to bo their Dondsman by ap-ply to Company.

of premium Infor-mation will bo furnished on applica-tion thoHONOLULU INVESTMENT Co,

Agents, Judd MerchantStreet side, or to any ot the local

throughout tho

Mrs. C. L. Dickerson,U8I ALAKEA STREET.

leading Milliner of Honolulu,more goods and stylet br

Weekly Edition tht. Bulletin, 91'pr year.

rignts guaranteed the "way, ucioucr --uru,tho States. Icron shall cllglblo

dlctincnt County or unless thofundamental nK twenty-on- years, of

above shown. tho Territory,our County or which tho duties

there been house tho nro boestablished for misdemeanants, resident threo

and suchiporsons now be preceding electionassociate cilm- - person shall bo cllglblo tho

Inalj tho dye, put oflcoat hard the been practlco

consequences, ho gays,' tho Supremo Court tho of

misdemeanors felonies, whether thulegislature intended ltls nomination must bo

nled by deposit Twenty-flv-

United Supreme bo by thanwhich this extent. us Twenty-flv- duly qualified Electors otconsider objections. tho County for which such election

inals.

provided.Includes persons

under Indig-nation terrible wrong,

thoand other

personsthn

other hand, guiltydrunks petty

wharvesgutter,

force,hesitate

the punlbhment, therebo

indeed

streets the

guiltyshould bo

the

Pago

TO CUR"1 COLD

Dromo

K.

thecauion,

:onclse resume alltenders, Judj

and

per month WptkU

be the laborwould bo rights

largo would should tho escapelehment where portion

the grandwould legal?

.sentenco would begrand the

tho wouldtho

appear

the

thoso

Secretary's Office.

Notice given that,

county offices

theDays beforo

21,

SEALED

Sealedoffice thoWorks

Head

Olllco.

accept lowest

Public2S75-3- 1

whoro eitherClerks

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TUESDAY OCTOUEK . 1903

Sheriff.

ARTHUR M. BROWN

t Clerk and RecorderHARRY E.MURRAY

AuditorISAAC SHERWOOD

AttorneyW. T. RAWLINS

Tax Assessor and CollectorJ. W. PRATT

TreasurerS. E. DAMON

SurveyorR. N. BOYD

SupervisorsGEO. F. RENTON

MARK P. ROBINSONJOHN LUCAS

Fourth District SupervisorsJ. A. GILMAN A. HOCKING

Fifth District SupervisorsFRANK PAHIA S. C. DWIGHT

1

. . ;

In speaking on Labor Day otthe annual fair of the New YorkState Agricultural Association, itIs natural to keep especially In

mind the two bodies who com- -

pose the majority of our peopleand upon whose welfare depends

i-- the welfare of the entire State. If! circumstances are such that

thrift, energy, industry and fore- -

thought enable the farmer, the til- -

ler of the soil, on the one hand,and the wageworker, on the other, -

to keep themselves, their wives,: and their children In reasonable

comfort, then the State Is welloff, and we can be assured thatthe other classes In the communi- -

ty will likewise prosper. On theother hand, If there is in the longrun a lack of prosperity amongthe two classes named, then allother prosperity Is sure to bemore seeming than real. Presl- -

dent Roosevelt..j. .;. J. ;-: ! i-

Two decisions b) Jtidgo Esteo up-

held by the Court of Appeals creatollttlo comment It Is tho ordinarycourse uf Estee s decisions.

Chief Justice Frear sas he Is consldirlng what ho will do when ho securespossession of his "three soldiers" cor-

respondence. What occasion Is tlicie(or hesitation?

Between lost maps and statementsconcerning the "three soldiers"

tho office of tho GovernorLids fair to attain a reputation as u

headquarters for forgettcry

Mis. Stuvosant Fish Is decidedly op-

posed to the Inexpensive manner Inwhich Mrs. Hoosevelt plans herdresses Under the clrcumstunccs thisIs no reflection on Mrs Hoosevelt

1'ioof of the pudding Is In the eating.It would bo a curious situation Indeedshould tho discovery be niudo that theacceptance of Hawaii's bond Issue usNational bank security applies only toMainland institutions.

Should A. C (lehr substantiate hisclaim that his prlvato property hasbien tampered with while In tho cutttody of the Territorial Government, thonever do wrong halo will require regliding In tho brass foundry.

President Castro is rolling up moredamage claims for Venezuela to puyby forcing foreigners to disgorge taxeswhich have onco been paid to a tem-porary rebel government The upshotof It all Is that Castro Is doing all wlth-In- g

his power to prevent foreignersdoing business In his country exceptby force of nrms

Attorney Magoon Intlmatfs thatcourts should endeavor to Interpretlaws according to tho Intended mean-ing of the Legislature rather than bytho written product found In thestatute, This comes pretty eloso tofiguring out n mathematical determina-tion of Infinity Can any finite mindsolve the depths of ft Legislature exceptby what It places on the lerord?

What sort of a gama Is the Executivedepartment playing? First it expressedbelief that all Iho correspondence Inthe "threo soldleis" case should bo

Sled In court. When the tlmo comes

ii

(or filing, the executive department re-

sponds that Chief Justice l'rcar has theletters Now comes Mr. Trear andstales that the executive departmenthad the letters In Its possession duringthe whole period If the cxecuthc de-

partment doesn't hck what Hooseveltcalls "rugged honesty. ' It Is at leastlosing public confidence.

He Sercno Bishop, writing (or The,Krlend, sajs In effect that the wrathof Cod Is not all our ancestors said Itwas More liberal views from one oldenough to haw been classed In earlierjears as an exponent uf the old schoolof religious thought arc certainly Inter- -

cstlng. The wholo argument, howccr,reads ery much like chnnglng oplnIons on constitutional questions Itmay ho heresy hut appearances pointto the suggestion that views change to .

fit the times. Heat en nnd hell hao katlsiuctor to the gOMrnnicnt, condl-bee- n

constnnt quantities for centuries," turned on the due performance of thebut cory generation changes the fur-- ) requirement $10,000 be expendednlturc nhout so that forefathers mlght'un construction elgiitcen months

s,ar,'C" fr0m.1"? U,n.,on,,?i h,C.k

think they wcro In tlio wrong room.

BPIItlT OP Tllli LUAU.

The lunu has struck Chicago

and curiously enough finds Its latestexponent In the church. The Chicagoenterprise has no hula, pol, fish orbeer attachment, but after long exper-ience nnd careful thought tho llcvJohn II. Uojd, pastor of the first I'resbterlnn church of Eanston, has detided that men's souls are most quick-I- )

reached by way of their stomachsHe believes that the "feed" Is tho

best drawing card to fill his. churchand having accomplished Ibis ho takeshis chances of lending their thought tohigher planes Ho argues so the dis-

patches say. that a hot roast beetsandwich is better than much preach-ing. If beautiful women nnd splendidtinging will not attract men to theservice, only one thing will. Conse-quent! the new plan Is tiled.

The program for the first eveningservice rends like this. Hot roast beefsandwiches lljnin.N'o 22$ (four stan-zas). Hot coffee, chocolate, hot lea,ilrlef talk by the elder Lobster salad,potato salad, shrimp snltid. Patrioticlijmn Chafing dish Indlgestibles, pre-pared by beautiful girls Service fordead Olives, pickles, radishes, joungunions Doxology, Evening servlc.,""11In auditorium

Thus far In this Terrllcry the lunutheory has been applied solely to pol- -

itks. nnd by n curious coincidence itwas "Jim" Uoil who led off as thestrongest advocte of what Chicago'sJohn Hojd now fatheis Some peopledon't believe In It 1 hp believe a brassband will cull tho crowds. Churches,however, seem to find It otherwise Thesongsters, the orchestras and the musl- -clans gencrall) become an old story.tint the ham sandwich still repreicnts

'n llrtt principle which politicians firsticallzul and the cliiinh c.intunlly liasto Uke manj of Its lessons for wujsniicl means from the piofaue.

j It nil hurks hack to the ttable peeul- -l.irlty of In man nm.re Mankind doesnot vvunn up tu thoughtful lunsidera- -linn i( s or jiuipoit 'd funs vvheuhis bell) is cold with hunger.

THE M03QUITO IS VINDICATED.

IChlwigo Inter OceanThe Injustice of crusades bi.sed upon

piejiidlce is Illustrated In the ncnjwhli h conies from Wheeling, W. Va

There, as In other parts of the coun-try, unquestioning antipathy tnwnidthe mosquito lias leccntly toil to nnoigunlzed movement looking to the extermination of the Insect excusefor the win fare has been, of course, theplea while the mosquito has innumerable faults It Is not known to hepossessed uf a single redeeming cpul-- ll

. It illstmbs porch parties, It keepslate hours. Its music Is execrable. Itssting Is poisonous and as a disease dis-

tributor It has few equals and no ta-pe rlois

Every mean tiling that could be Imuglneil has lieen thought nnd saidabout the mosquito And et the newsfioni Wheel'ng goes to prove oncerporo thnt when humanity permits It-

self to be governed and guided by mcroanimosity it Is quite certain to arriveblindly nnd Ignornntly at erroneousconclusions.

At any rate. Iho cicdlt of preventinga horrlblo tragedy belongs to a Wheeling mosquito A railroad official nunitd

gas A little later he found his sixcountry friends almost suite rated Intheir beds. Each ot them blownout the gas In hlr room That Is tosay the six country friends had

out tho gns, as thewere on full foic

If tho mosquito had not attacked MrCrum his six wouldhave

should prove a lesson to thocewho are pursuing the mosquito with

Countyfriends who do not read Iho newspaperare likely to visit people are slavesto prejudice against the

TAKE HOME A BOX OF

mosquito. Not every home la equippedwith an plant. The op- -

thatwithin

spirit

The

that

turned

'portunltlcs for blowing dut the gaswere nccr more numeious than theyare at present. Until sonic scheme itdevised whereby the country friend isdeprived of breath while In the act ofnppioachlng the gas Jet with the pur-pose of blowing It the best thingthe enemies of the mosquito can do Isto let that useful Insect alone.

i

The amended fonn of the Kohaladltui ileenso provides that n bond ofJlO.OuO will be rinulred on securlu

nnd nlso that the semi-annu- pa) nun t50u shall be made In advance.

The llmt JMici pa j mint must be paidb) the successful bidder whin the fran-uils- o

Is Knocked down nt public auc-

tion.less than $300,000 shall be ex-

pended on construction within fomears.The nrca included In the license shall

be us follows bounded uu the northby the sen, on the east b Wnlpio vnl-I- f)

nnd the boundary line bitwecnthlauds of Laiip.ihoehoe 1 and 2, Nakoo-ka- ,

A pun, Walkapu nnd Hunopuc onone siuc, nnd the lands of l'uulkapuand Kawalhhc 1, ou the other side, un-til such line reaches nn elevation ofCOO fed from which point the contourline of 4200 feet elevation shall formi..c balance of the boundarj on theSouth, and on- - Iho west by tho landsof Uonokanc nnd (ho private lands ofAwlul, suih area being hereafter calledtlio Kohala watirshed, slibji-c-t to ex-

isting vested rights of private partiestu such waters.

Mounted Officer Hart last night madn line cutch of a runaway back horsewhich had managed cover a consid-erable distance before Hart put a stopto It's mad career At about 0 o'clockthe horse got frightened something

Tho horse ran down Hotel street toAlapat, thence down Young street to

Square dragging the vehicleright through tho square and thenturned down Heretanl.i street, wheroHart promptly stopped It The hackv as only sllghtl damaged.

The police last night bnd the body ofOda disinterred as Dr. Ushlda's testi-mony given nt the coroner's Inquestwas too vague to be Dr.I'nitt found both bullets. Tlity with'caliber. Doth bullets hud taken adown iour8c, one of them being foundIn the bladder nnd tho other In the leg.The Intestines weic not perforated.

An enameled butterfly pin set withpearls wus lost at tho Maternity Homofnlr on Satuidny. A reward Is offeredfor return of xame to flullclln office.

An old colored man had halted onHaNtliigs stieet with his express wagonto talk to a woman who wanted a trunkmoved when ii oung man of Ids colorcame along and called out In a cheeryw a j .

"llowdj, Uncle John! How's all dofolks ills tine weather'"

The epres8innn looked at him In ncold iiilm way and made no reply.

"What's got across )o' now?" de-

manded the other, as he halted and to- -turned.

"Who who dat speakln' to me?""It's me, sab,"' What s jou'i nntno, sail'""Now, Uncle John, doan' J on dun go

nn" make a mewl of jo'se'f," enntlmioiltho oung man "I knows what h ,omutter wld ou, nnd 1'70 jere to 'splalnnil about It DIs 1 was wai..ln' wld a genflan nil' cnrrvlif his grip "

Yes, snh.""Wo met )o' down on Monroo aa-nu- o

'

"Yes, sah ""Yo rlz jo'r hat to me, Uncle Join,

but I didn't i ay no 'tenshun to joti.""No, snh, jo' didn't ""Out why, I'nclo John but way?

Fur de rca3on dut de gem'lan beside

was Unele John Drayton, nn' he'd hmwanted jo'r as a curiosity,nn' he'd dun put jo' In do papers an'had nil dem ptoplo In New- - York malc-l- n'

de powerfullcst kind o' ridicule o'on. It wnB to bavo L'nclo John-- It

was to save yo' fiom do dlfllcultctdsort o' difficult) dat I didn't rlz my hatwhen )o' rlz )o'rs, Cun't )n' recog-nize do clrciilBshuii o' my distressedembarrassment "

l'nclo John recognized nnd the pairshook hands nnd tho chasm was dulybridged Detroit Freo Piess.

'For Rent" cards on site at Bulletin

J M. Crum of thnt plate was entertain- - me was a drummer from New York nn'lug a party of six friends from tl.o'if I hnd rlz my hat tu jo' he'd hev saidcountry. Lnto on Wednesday nlKht.tn me: 'Hoy, who Is dat ole niggerhe was awakened "by tho bite of a. wld n motif big 'nuff to tnke In dls hullmosquito, and as he awoko he sinellpd'country'' An' I'd hcv to tell him jo

l.nd

In-

dividually blownsix Jets at

country friendsbeen nsph)xlatcd

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whounreasoning

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General Arthur Cigars.A box of General Arthur's in the house means youhave laid in fifty hours of solid enjoyment. Whenyou consider the cost you will see that a GeneralArthur is about the cheapest luxury a man can in-

dulge in. o o o 0 .

Gunst-Eaki- n Cigar Co., Agents.

SEVEN ACRES OF

CARRARAThe roof of tho GREAT HELD MUSEUM, CHICAGO, covering 7 acres

of ground, Is painted with Carrara Pnlnt.It seems hardly necessary nt this day to ndvcrtlso CARRARA In Ho-

nolulu w hero It has so thoroughly advertised Itself; but wo have not saidmuch about It as a Hoof Paint) and It Is proper to call attention to Itsendorsement by tho Field Museum for that purpose

Samplo Cards of Colors on application.

Pacific HardwareSole Agents for the

ALL

Company, Limited

Territory

TRUNKS

THE VON HAMM YOUNG COMPANY, LIMITED.

SIGNS UP-TO-DAT- B

There arc sign makers of ability and others who have no original Ideas.We study tho requirements of each location nnd building. Wo can submitdesigns that wilt meet tho wnnts of every business man at prices thatmake them even more attractive. It will bo to jour udvantngo to let ubear from ou.

STANLEY STEPHENSON, Sign Shop, King Street.

Mr. NEWMAN, ot the Territory Harness Shop, 554 King's!.,

Is making to order n fine Iiawhlddo-Llnc- Two-Wlnn- Ttrnck Har-

ness and turning out fine up to date llorso Hoots, ordered byHonolulu's prominent horsemen and Is prepared to make an) thingrequired In the turf goods lino on short notice.

I IEMAY CALL CONVENTION

TO SIT HEKIi AGAIN

PARTY LEADERS NOW WANT TOGIVE NAKUINA A FAIR DEAL.

COMMIITTEE IS TO IN- -

VESTIGATE.

An attempt Is being made to pacify ,

the elements In the Homo Rule pail)that made objection to tho manner ot

tarr)!tig on the convention and from

the looks uf things, tome measuie ofmicccss will be met with.

At a meeting of tho Homo llulo Executive committee held )csteidn, thematter of tho Homo Utile nominee fortho county eleikshlp was bi ought upfor discussion and most uf the timewas spent ut this. It was shown ion- - j

clusUely that no chance had been givenb) the convention for the placing In j

nomination of any name other thau I

that of )oung Kalauokalanl and the j

men present showed theirwillingness to admit that a mistakehad been made In the convention Mr.Nakulna had not been given a chance

It was finally decided to appoint u

lommltteu to look Into the whole mat-

ter and to report at another meetingof the committee to bo held on Thursday next. Iho chair appointed the fol-

lowing to eonstltuto tho committee:Itobeit W. Wilcox, James II, Lloyd undStarr Kapu

An attempt Is being made by tho Ex-

ecutive Committee to live up tho wholematter In that body but this sentimentU not general and It Is probable thatan undertaking of tho kind will meetwith failure for tho men ot the paitj'who ale now holding aloof aro the veiyones who nie lighting against tho cen-

tralization of power.It Is therefore very probable that the

Homo Mule county convention willagain bo called to meet In Honolulu ata date not very far In the future, whentbo names of Messrs. Nakulna and O

Kalauokalanl Jr. will both be placedbefore tho convention and voted on.Mr. Nakulna expresses "his cntlro wllUngness to such a proposal and promlsc'3 that ho will abldo by tho result.

If this arrangement should baagreed upon, a call will bo Issued bythe executive comrnltteo and all thosedelegates unable to attend will send In

their proxies.The matter of Homo Ilule nominees

for Supervisors from tho Fifth Districthas not been decided on yet. There isa tendency to allow the matter to rsetbut there aio still many Home Hulerswho aro clamoring for a change fromtho picsent nominees with whom, theysay, they cannot march to victory.

.'(-- Sale" carets at Dullstln office.

of Hawaii

some

NEW

A GIGANTIC METEOR.

A gigantic meteor, described asv, Ithout u tall, but having a suit of(lowing jacket ot lliimc, wus seenthioiighout a region of at least W0miles in length, nnd ZZO miles Inbieadth Detonations were heard, soviolent as to shake the caith, and liJar tho windows llko tho shock of aneaithquako, as It fell at about lu SO

o'clock p mTho giound for a space of seven

miles In length, li two to four milesIn bieadth, was strewn with fragmentsof this mcteoi, v.ujlng In weight fiomn few ounces to seveiit)-fou- r poundsThe collected fragments aggregated xhundred and fort)- - ono poinds. Thecomposition of this meteor Is peculiarIn many lespects to other meteors thathavo fallen In the same locality. ThoDouglas I'.itcnt Closet is peculiar toItself, no leakage, no anno)auro fiomtunning water. Hath tho I'ltiniber lCaKing St.

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ESTABLISHED 1880.

Cnpjtal Subscribed. ..Yen 24,000,000Capital Paid Up Yen 18,000,000Reserved Fund Yen 9,210,000

HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.BRANCHES.

Dombay, Hongkong, Honolulu,Kobe, London, I.jons, Nagasaki,Newchwang, Now York, Peking,San Francisco, Shanghai, Tientsin,

Toklo.

The bank buys and receives for col-

lection Dills of Exchange, IssuesDrafts and Letters of Crcdft and trans-acts a general banking business

HONOLULU BRANCH, 67 KINO 8T.

CASTLE & COOKE, LtdHONOLULU.

Commission Merchants

:: Sugar Factors

AGENTS FORThe Ewa Plantation Co.The Walalua Agricultural Co.The Kohala Sugar Co.Tho Walmea Sugar Mill Co.Tho Fulton Iron Worki,8L Locli, Mo.The Standard Oil Co.The Geo. F. Blake Steam Pumps.Weston's Centrifugals.Tho Now England Life Insurance Co.

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

Conn.The Alliance Assuraneo Co. of Londoa

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WM O. IRWIN Pr.iM.nl n4 M.natrrCLAIISSPKECKELS V c. PreilltntW.M niFFARD Son lVlc.PrnlJ.nlII.M. WMITNhV.Jr Timi. anl Sc.iEO.J. ROSS - Aullo.

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SCOTTISH UNION & NATIONAL INSURANCECOMPANY OF EDINBURGH

WILHELMA OF MAGDEBURG GENERALINSURANCE COMPANY

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ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANYol LIVERPOOLALLIANCE ASSURANCE CO. ol LONDON.

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Alexander & BaldwinLIMITED.

OFFICERS.II. V. Baldwin PresidentJ. B. Castle First Vice PresidentW. M. Alexander... Second Vice Pres.J. P. Cooke TreasurerW. O. Smith SecretaryCeo. R. Carter Auditor

Sugar Factors and

Commission AgentsAQENTS for Hawaiian Commercial &Sugar Co., Haiku Sugar Co., Fata Plantatlon Co., Nablku Sugar Co., KlhelPlantation Co., Hawaiian Sugar Co.,Kabulul Railroad Co.

C. Brewer & Co., Ltd.Queen Street, Honolulu T. H.

Atjonts ior--Hawallan Agricultural Co.. Ookali

Sugar Plant. Co., Onomea Sugar Co,Honomu Sugar Co.. Walluku Sugar Co.Makce Suear Co.JIaleakala Ranch Ho..The Plantera' Line ot San Franciscorackets, Chas. Brewer ft Co.'s line ofiioston rackets.

List of Officers:C. M. Cooke. President: Qeorire

Robertson, Manager; R. F. Bishop,Treasurer and Secretary; Col. W. F.Allen. Auditor: P. C. Jones. IT. Water.house anl Geo. R. Carter, Directors.

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Insurance - AgentsAGENTS FOR

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE IN-

SURANCE CO. OF BOSTON.

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WM. Q. IRWIN & CO., LTD.AsenU fop

WoHtorn Nuuur Ruflnlnir Co.Sun HrmiclMco. Cul.Diitclwln U)cniotlvo WorkH.IMillndolphlii. Pn.

Nowoll UiiIvui-hh- I .Mill Co.IWnnufficturerMofNittlorictiCnnaShrcilUur, Now Yortt, rx.v.Pitrnfflii Paint Camnani .Hun l?riuiclMC, Ceil.

OhlunUt . Co.,Hun I'niiiclHcn, Cul.Puslflo OH TruiiMportntlfin CoHun PrtinclMCo, Cul,

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AND TRUST GO.OF HAWAII, LTD.

CAPITAL, 1250,000.00.President Cecil IrovinVice President M. P. RoblnsosCashier W. a Coopti

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Interest allowed for yearly detoflti ilthe rate of 4 per cent per annum.

Rules and regulations furnished upon application.

BISHOP & CO.BANKERS.

Established In 1858.BANKINGl DEPARTMENT.

Transact business In all departmentsof Banking.

Collections carefully attended to.Exchange bought and told.Commercial and Ttarelers' Letter

of Credit Issued on The Bank oi California and N. 11. RothschildLondon.

Correspondents The Bank sf California, Commercial Banking Co. ofSydney, Ltd., London.

Drafts and cable transfers on Chinaand Japan through tho Hongkong ftShanghai Banking Corporation andChartered Bank ot India, Australiaand Chine.

Interest allowed on term depositsthe following rates per annum, Tlz:

seven days' notlre, at 2 per contThree months, at 3 per rentSix months, at 3 per cnUTwelve months, at 4 per cent

TRUST DEPARTMENT.Act at Trustees under mortgages.Manage estates (real and personal).Collect rants and dividends.Valuable papers, Wills, Bonds, etc

recched for g.

ACOOUNTANT DEPARTMENT.Auditors for Corporations and Pri-

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

Estates.OFFICE, 924 BETHEL ST.

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.Deposits received end Sntereit al-

lowed at 4 1 2 per cent per annum. Idaccordance with Rulei and Regula-tions, coploB of which may be obtilnedon application.IN8URANCE DEPARTMENT.

Agents fir Fire, Marine Life, Acci-dent and Employers' Llahlllty Insur-ance Companies.

Insurance Office, 024 Bethel St.Claus 8pieekels. WM. G. Irwin,

Claus Spreckels & Co.

BANKERS.HONOLULU, : : : T. H.

San Francisco Antnl. Th M

vada National Bank of San Franclscu.Draw Exchange on the Nevada Na-

tional Bank of San Francisco..London Tho Union of London and

Smith's Bank, Ltd.New York American Exchange Na-tional Bank.Chicago Corn Exehanm Xstlnmi

Bank.Paris Credit Lyonnals.Berlin Dresdner Bank.Honakonn and Voknh&m u,n

kong Shanghai Banking Corporation.New Zealand and Australia Bank

of New Zealand and Bank of Australa-sia.Victoria xnd Vancouver Bank of

British .Torth America.Deposits received. Loans made on

approved securltr. CnmtnnrMiil mnA

Travelers' Credits Issued. Bills of Ex- -

cnange bought and sold.Collections Promptly Accounted Fo

Honolulu Investment CoLIMITED,

Real Estate and

Insurance Agents

OFFICERS!v Qer President

Emmett May Secretary

JUDD BUILDING, MERCHANT ST,

Property Bought and Sold;Life, Fire, Marine and

Plate Glass Insurance.

Cotton Bros. & CoENGINEERS ANDGENERAL CONTRACTORS.

Plans and estimate rnrni.v,n .all classes. Contractlne wort.

Tel. Main 24R.ROOM 300, BOSTON BLK.f Honolulu.

BUILDING MATERIALSOF ALL KINDS.

Dealers In Lumber and Co?)

ALLEN & ROBINSON,Queen St., Ksnolulu.

THE HONOLULU MUTUAL BURIALASSOCIATION

accepts Into membership persons Ingood health between tho ago of ononnd seventy years. To become a mem- -

oer, j ou; uenetlt, 100,J. H. TOWNSENn. c.,.,..,...

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$20 Belt foi $5.Dr.Aldcn'sEleitilcOclt.'

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HOT SHOT OVER

THAT 103T BOX

(Continued on Pago 5.)

Mr. Howell and asked if the maps hadbeen discovered,

... 1, ..,.! it. M. ....... r I. nitJIUVVUM BUII1 UlUk .HUIBUIU illlllllfl-l- l

remembered that tliu maps nan iiecnleft with tho Superintendent of I'ublluWorks.

"I saw Coopar and Campbell andwo searched the I'ubllr Works ofllco,through nil Its rases nnd drawers, butthe maps wore not found.

'Cooper suggested that tho mapstationery the ,lmvllRtnra ,

I

In ono of tho storerooms, I was toldto como back nt 1:30 o'clock.

"At tho appointed time I went to thaPublic Works office and had to waitsomo time, for Mr. Cooper was talkingwith Clivo Davlcs and Architect Tra'pliagen.

"While Traphagcn wo? with Cooper,Mr. Stlllmari of the Public Works I)cpartment came out and laid the tinbox In question on the table. This boxcontained the maps which I lent to thoUov eminent.

"I said that the staple was brokennnd that the cover of tho box wasloose.

"I asked whero the maps had beenand waited till Cooper could seo thobox and tho condition ft was in.

"L. A. Thurston entered the officeat that time and I drew to his uttenHon tho broken lock nnd loose covernnd told him Hint I wanted him nsWltllCbl!.

"A moment later A. W. CnrtercnmoIn end I told him what I had toldThurston

I "J. K. Ill own then entered thechamber. 1 pointed out the bine tuhim nnd called him to w linens the cullillt Km It was In.

"K. S. Dodge nnd others soon nrilv-ui- lnnd to each I showed the box, nsk

lug them all to witness Its condition.Superintendent Cooper then

Mr. Stlllmnn to hand over thomaps to me and take my iccelpt. Tharuse was opened and a tjpewrltten re-

ceipt was drawn wblrh I declined toSign until Mr. Cooper would ngiee togive mo a statement concerning thecondition of the box when It was pro-

duced."Coopor said that for all he knew

tho box wns In the same condition aswhen left In that department. He wnsnot In chaige of the department vhuuIt wns received.

"I said I did not dispute that abortion, but only wanted statement imto the condition of the box when Itwns offend to be letinned to me

j "Cooper declined to make any Midistatement.

"I tbeiefoie declined to sign the receipt.

"About ten minutes later I went tothe Oovciiuir to get u copy of thoamended Kohnla license,

"In the nnto-roo- of tho Governor'ollleo weie L. A. Thiiifcton, V. 3.Dodge..!. F. Iliown, A. W, Carter andseveral others. Secretary Ilawes wasalso there. I said to them tliat 1 wish-I'- d

them to know that I had askedCooper for a statement as to the condi-

tion of the box and that he bad de-

clined. I told them that I bad relusedto sign n receipt for the box and Itsmaps without such a statement fromCooper. I said that Cooper had said

IL

'U '"'ll

tho lu September of 1UUI . J.11. lloyd was Supeilutendeiit of PublicWorks and Maiston Campbell wns

Siipeiintendent nt tho time.Stlllmnn ol the Public Wotks

Department this morning that lieknew- - maps weie bomuwbeie lu thePublic W'oikH otllcc, or had been.ollleo had been cleaned out some

mmof

In tho basement it there.sure that tho box found.

Btillman stated Uehr wanted ustatement Cooper as to condi-

tion of tho box It producedand Cooper had lefused It. saying

ho knew tho box In saniHcondition ns when It Intel toino toPublic Woiks ollleo

office tlilH morning, at key.

..... .. .

health and It Is uNpntnl will

lost a couple of

Get "To Let" . at lh Out

lln

BULLETIN. HONOLULU, T. TUESDAY. G, 1003.

10 FIGREAT INTEREST BEING

TAKEN IN PROPOSAL

WAR DEPARTMENT MAY ORDERONE COMPANY 8ENT TO ST.

LOUIS WOULD REMOVETHE EXPENSE.

The mnttcr of the Homllng to St.Louis of n company of the NationalOuaril la being about a great jAlaUc.i St.deal In mllltnry circles Just andIf suitable arrangements can bethere will go forth from this Territoryan aggregation of men thnt Terri-tory will be proud to call Its own. Thasentiment nt the present time thnt thiscompany shall be Hawaiian Is ncceptedon nil hnnds. It Is contended thntthere arc hundieds and thousands ofwhite companies on the mnlnlandpeople would have no particular Inter-est In one more of same kind. Onthe other hand, n Hawaiian company,besides being a novelty, present one ofthe befct advertising features Hnwnllcould possibly send forth.

Those who are Intel csted In sendingn Hawaiian military company to theSt. Louis Exposition ate nil putting Itup to Commissioner Macfarlane, who,they say, should be the one to take tholnltlntle. Tho boys do wish to

In way. but they will tin onlyglad to stmt right In and help ns

soon as are formulated. Theyfirmly bellexe that If Mr. Macfarlnnutakes hold of mattei nnd shims tothe people of Honolulu what andvantnge to the Territory this send-- i

lng or a 1 1 n I fin. company would be.ihe would immediately meet with suc-cess.

Howecr. there Is something Inwind Just now that may supeicede ev-

erything else nnd make tho trip of a'Hawaiian company to S. LoiiIb not j

only without expense, but compulsory.Some time ago, when the question of

a company to Louisfirst brought to the attention of thoGovernor, Mr. Dole sent a letter to theWar Department at Washington askingIf It would not be possible for a com-pany of the National Guard to bo or-

dered to St. Louis. If Is answeredIn the nrflrmatlve and such nn order Is

sent out, the whole thing will ho easy.other band. If the expenses nn

to rest with Territory Itseir, It willmean a matter of something like $5.-0i-

This would lake n full companyto St. Louis, keep them their a monthand i c till ii them to Honolulu be-

sides giving the men n little money towhile nt Fair.

Should n compan of 1 lawiillans ho

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it will especial of "", '"' "' "' " ".liningchaw to ... - ... ..I J ...i lis. m.i I i i."' " '" " " " "'best thnt ".'

also bo sought to enlist a number ofwho can sing and play on differ-

ent Instruments common lu Islamis.

WhoeNcr mo tnken In the companypiopoxcd must qualify. That to say,they must pass a ceitaln standard ofexcellence. Piohably about thlec-quuit-

of the men, If Huwnllaiis aretaken, can be seemed fiom thei anks of the National Guard. The re-

mainder would have to be recruitedHorn

ROUNDING

WNSPBMNBiil

Lcc alias Leu Nock, the fourih-o- r

tlm gang of Chinese wantedpolice lu connection with the Moannluuroad lobbeilts. was captured last night.

All day jeiterd.iy tho keptgiinrd on Llllha btreet placo wiierethe thieu Chlm.ee wero urrcsted earlyyesterday morning. Officer Mulcltuerwent on watch In the room at G o'clocklast night. He had waited abouttbiec hours when he heard someonecoming The mnn slopped outside thedoor and dapped hands a couploof times. Mulcltuer kept quiettne man remained outside for quite n

l'lllo while. Ho unlocked theI could do what I pleased, but that ho; 'lour and opened

would no longer tcsponslble iori niomcni .uuivuiicr jumpi--

tlinno " tllC IlUlll. who I.CO Jill, OlidhisGohr Iclt tho mans In question with commanded him to throw up

Governor

Mrbald

theThetlmo

weroenough,

that

tlgr

and

the

the

sending

this

Jim

and

It units. I.c.c Jim evidently thnttables had bceii turned on him

niul that he up against u highway-man Ho i Ifeied to piodurc moneylull tliu iilllccr made 111 in hold up hishands and look awy n lowilver, which

In Chinaman's tioiibeib' pocketMukltnei called for neighboring

Japanese lo bilng a lopo with which

and many tilings had been stored Isn could tin his prUoner. Japaneseaway In basement, llo was under nuiuuu iippi-mr- mu limraouu ....

tho Impression that the Kohala maps' mediiiU'ly look advantage thisand was

was

fiom thowhen was

forall was the

being his

your

EVENINO H.. OCT PIVI

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suddenly Jumped placing tho womanLie tw con himself and the officer,thus was ireeutcd from using hisgun The Chinese fled toward a stable

Is In the hack ot the place. TheoMcrr puisued him nnd fired a coupln

shots, which fulled to take effect.tliHl.ee Jim wiib cornered Mu

lcltuer. who took him to the policeRiinnrliitendent Conner was not of tlon lie lb now under lock and

Ids

histoo

on nttack of n piovalcnt fover. Chit Hoy emu of tho thieoWsmntea (eimlrv Noli '

(,,. hind work has not llliliioved hll (iilliehe in rested early )CMtei daythat he

eluys.

office.

made,

plans

Hiend

who

lng. iih his UHsalhiut Japanesetaken down to tho tow of

vvheio the llnce Chinese weio eonflneil.He Identllled Cbu Hnv without hesita-tion. The tiilsiiner tinned nnd

LOCAL AND GENERAL

Head "Wants" on pago,f. 1', Hall, Lawyer, 71 S. King StAttorney J, M Vivas leaes for Mum

Ithlt afternoon.l'or choice groceries seo S. J. Salter;

fort stieet, above BorrtnnlJ.Hi other Iti'i'trnni, head of St, Loin

College. has left for Hawaii

He

Mis (leorge Desha vvna n iiaswnncifoi Hawaii In the Klnau totiaj.

Their were no bales leported at thehesslou the Stock Kuhange thisforenoon.

I'or artistic card engraving nndstnmplng see llcahbaue the eiisruver.

talked

Kientl

ngaln,

C. I). Lufkln. the Wiilluku bank,Is booked to leave for home In the Mumthis afternoon.

T'uo Weekly Edition of the EveningBulletin gives complete summary oftbo news of tbo day.

Good men like good things. That'swhy good men go to the Pantheon. Cor-ner Foit & Hotel streets.

Miss Kcllnn, ot the unionists inthe band, leaves for Mnul on her threeweeks' vacation this afternoon.

W J. Coclho, recently appointed fec-

und deputy clerk In the Second CircuitCourt, returns to Maui this afternoon.

Sealed tenders will be recclvc-i- l

the Superintendent of Public Workstor di edging section No of Hono-

lulu harbor.Something must be doing uniting ih"

horsemen, ns Mr. Newmnn of the Ter-

ritory Harness shop Is making u

track harness.There will be n big Home Ituh

meeting In Kupalaraa tonight at theold homo of Queen Lllliiokulaul. oppo-

site the Winer propcity of the Dow-ce- tt

Estate.Why feel languid when jou hayc a

cure within reach? If ou are tired,cannot sleep, have no appetite, jciiiought to take Hoyal Mnlt Extinct ntonto nnd build yourself Sold byHobron Drug Co.

Republic-nil- nt Lata tend wold Hintthey want the nomlness of their partyto take a trip down there Lule buskomething like 2,.0 witcis. muny ofwhom are doubtful nnd could bo turnedwith good iirgiiment.

Among the passengers for IIIIo andv;ay pints In tho Klnau today werethe following: Mis. J. Dow, Hugh

Geo. Itoss. McCnrtlsliin. Hev.unil Mrs. 1). Scudder, Itcv. E. W.Timing. A. L. Ahlo. Hev and Mrs. H.11 III cm n and Theo Wolff.

Captain Hewer, lender of the Teril- -

torlal band. leaves for the court In tin-Alunieila to be uone iiiht for the lctmtb

'of his arnlion of tbice He willlEpcnd piiictknlly two weeks on thewater and lit cc days In San Francisi--

formed, be the '""theS'"1'0'1 pait eutarly haul thethose In search for ....,11 aoimimen can be seemed. It will'

Is

outside.

by

police

beWUS

thought

A

whlth

ottlnull) by

stuwhere

v.,is

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of

of

one

by

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II.

he la nbom to take,Col. Thus FItcil w.is compelled io

his Intended dcparlme for HieCoast, by the Siberia, by le.ibon of asevere attack of irflllinliiutoiy rheum-- 1

nt Ism, which cciullncd hlir to his bedJlr. FItcil Is. today, reported ns beingIn great suffering und with the prob-

ability of a long continued selge ofthe aliment. Mrs. Fitch remains toattend her husbani during his Illness.

The nuthe Hawaiian assistant mar-

ket keeper who Is no longer In theemploy of the goeriiincnt was not dis-

missed us was stated In one of the pa-

pers . He dei'lnred himself lu fawn oftliu Home Utile p.uty mid then kmivc-tu- g

that he crld not do this and holda position under a Itcpubiu.in goiiiUicnt. he iciilgiitd. He now has a stall

his own and lb making moie monohim he did nt his old Job. Incidciilul- -

--

J

weeks.

forego

he buttoiiholcb the native wiieiH asthey stioll nhmg to buy tlielr llsb iimlthus combines business with ple.isuieihc flshmnrkvt la an exLcliHiit plainto keep a couplo of good Republicanworkers at nil hours of the dii).

unit in mmDissension has arisen In the ranks

of the Hrulaul Iloat and Yacht Chiliand Walter K Wall has resigned aspresident nnd has absolutely refusedto listen to any overtures to get himto return to the post which ho filled solong, so successfully and so acceptablyto the hoys ot the club. This action oatho part of Mr. Wall was taken at ameeting of the board of directors thoother day and tho ciuh wns left withouta head. Tho Hoard thereupon electedSenator Clnrcnce I.. Crabbo, an enthu-siast on boating nnd a staiim Ii supporter of tho blue and white, to till tho

Mr. Ciubbo's term lu only totho 21st of next month, the dato oftho annual election.

The BUSINESS MAN'S HANDY IN--

DEX, publl.red In tho Saturday Bulle-- j

tin and the Weekly edition, gives aconcise and complete resume of all le- -

Mai nnllaa fla fni. t.nri.r.. IllHn.the Hawaiianpermit,

tate transaction.. Evening Bulletin,75 cent, per month. Weekly Bulletin,

i' per yeir.5'S5'$"S'Cs"e'$"$'5"3'5'SS$'3denied that ho ever seen the Jap-

anese beforeAnother Interesting development In

thn case was discovered jestcidny whenSheriff Chllllngwoiih, Chester

Doylo nnd Ah On searched tho den oiiLlllha street. Tho olllcerR found a

Peninsula lesldence. He haB not been Yesteid.ij afternoon Fujikawa, the! number or eemenf cylinders he.uliigwell diirlnir tho last dav or two. fern lng 'vie tlm of the (list hold-u- positively ithe ciist of the buck nnd faie of !i lent

llioru- -

Thecells

pale

pieces Seveial dei es of lead weie nlnofound. In which were iKMfect luipiliifof nickels The whole foiined u vei.vconiplele eoiinterfeltlllg outfit

Weekl)ser yexr.

Edition of the Bulletin, VI

If l

Today we are Hhowlng llanan'et "NJAGAKA"and "ATLANTIC," two new and catchy hiHtxthat nrc having run In NewYork and Boston.

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Come In and see tliCHO new

MclNERNY SHOE STORE.

Rope

PortiersWe have largo stock of Itopo For-tlr- s

that wc bought at bargain. Wowill placo them on sulo nt just one-hal- f

tho prlco they over'wero offered

for before. Wo nro offering verynlco Itopo Portlcr fit for a single doorfor (1.50 each. Wo have them up to$7.00 each for double doors lu all col- -

COVNEFURNITURE COMPANY, Ltd,,

CORNER FORT MID BERETANIA

BOOK AND

STATIONERY SALEAll goodt sold from this dato

at

20 to 30 per discount

III order to cioso out tho s

na soon na possible, wnwill RETAIL GOODD ATWHOLESALE PRICESIEvery Article Must Do Sold.No Goods Reserved.Thoro Is no IIUMIIUG nhoutthis Bale. Wo aro simply aft-

er tho MONUY, and will sacrl-fle- a

our profits lu order toget It.

Golden Rule Bazaar

ISB Hotel Street

APOLLINARIS

Mineral Llthla Water.Queen of Table Waters.

Prices to Fnmlly Trado as follows:Cases or 60 quarts, $8.50 per caso.

Per dozen, $2.23. Per bottle, 20c.Cases of 100 pints, $10.50 per caBO.

Cases of GO pints, $o.E0 per caso. Perdozen, $1.00. Two bottles for 25c.

Special prices to tho trado.

LEWIS & CO , LTD.,

THE BIG GROCERS,

. Sole Agent, for Ibi.nds.rnents, building and real

had

Deputy

i69 King St. The Lewer. et CookBldg. 2402 Telephones 240.

SPEND SEPTEMBER AT

The Volcano House

$100 WholeMonth $100

Including First class Transpor-tation from Honolulu and Re

" " " " f " " "turn

RICHARD H. TRENT, Qereral Agent

LtXat "v JE

Shoes that have

Character

I

This l the forte of the M

llamin IciHtH

They have n characterof their own j

Are I i u chinsalone ;

Anil atlvtrttrte them-hcIvc- h.

a trcmendoUH

J J

creations.

aa

n

cent,

freshfruitTHE PICK OP THE WbSTEUN

MAWKE'I

EX. S, S. ALAMEDA

CELERY

CAULIFLOWERS

GRAPES

PEACHES

PEAR 5

NUTMEG MELLONS

ORANGES LEMONS

H. MAY & CO. Ltd.V. lELLI'IIIISRS 92

ME ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORS

PiesCakes

CandiesConfectionsHART & CO., LTD.,

H, J, NOLTE.

SMOKE

QILUIAN HOUSE

BOUQUET CIGAR

Beaver Lunch Room

RUGS

Door Mat

Sl?e I70 Indiesf 1.35 quality, b deprive.

Door Rug

Sle 187.1 Indie'sSilePrLe

Center Rug

SlC4ft. 6 In. 5 ft. fun.JC.00 quality. Sale PrUe

75c

Atgan

Size 6ft. 8 In. v o ft. CIO 0(1f:o.oo quality. Sile'n,c

Wilton Rug

it ft. x i2 p. tjen nnf7S.oo qualitv

HONOLULU STOCK EXCRANGE

HONOLULU. Oct. O, 1003.

NAME OF STOCK p'up'" Bl1 A'

MERCANTILE

.. t...r . w,( in ... . rH. riti Co., Ul ..'SUGAR.

fc Punurton Co .... t.ono.eoc. iiiyMnA;ffCJlfJfi,'luKwUifiCom k Su Co t it ?!' ifK .. 'Htil(n Jsugif C ... t,,tKH3 t'l iMQdrti Sucar C ., ?!b tnrSoPOkiiSuctr Co.... t",o 14HiUo Sucr Co. . ., ;m ok ivCukuPltnUtltn Ct. wo.ow t

ClhelPlint Co.Ltl,... t.j.wx. v . . 10Cifihulg Surr Co .... ite.uoe i . . 55

OMiSUfCO .. .. .WO to. ... f4SMcDryJf.uCo.,Li .. i.m,900 t 40huSugifCo i,ico.ooo fee 9) 9SOnotnci SurtrCo 1.000,000 .. jtQskili Surf Pln Co. yt.crt- - 1 iOUiSugirCo Lli. s.ww.xo to itOlowalu .... i$o oco iPauhg Si, Plan C ' 1 ouo.ooo $Piclflc 5uJf Mill joo 900 .. , di! Munition Co jsi.ooq 19 . .PipetkeoSigtr Co ... ijo.ojo ttv tnPlonetr Mill Co .rj 9,000 i ... it0-Wly Arm Co .. 4,500,000 19 ft 6WltukuSurr Co . ..i toa.ooo twWlmnIoSucit Co tft.oot tv ta

MISCELLANEOUS. '

Wl!4f Simvhtp Co , smoow5.wo J ... . "

Hiwt Un blfctflc Co 9o.ooo tm ot ,.iMR T &L Co.,rl. ,Hon PtPliT cL Co ijj.cw "" .... 11Mu'iul Tdfrnori Co tjo.ow '

. ,OthuHvM Co .... i,wiw I .... ,uHiloRilroJCn, t.toc.-.t- c .. iJ

bONDSHawaiian (iov fr (tit 'Haw Tfir. ipc (I C) tSj.coo t t)?S

1110 M H Co fipcrctrt ) $Hon Hapii Trnll . .., (. . .Ewi Pliniai n 6pr Cfiitj iOahu R & LCo ptrc ' )'Oahu Mlinlrtlon 6pc ico, ..Olaa p, c I

Wilalua Akt'cuI Ape imMICihuxu 0 pe r tf nt I latPioneer Mill Co u

!, -

Latest sugar 3.875c.uim ii in iwiiwiin "

Filjpino Woman

Claims Lieutenant

Leavenworth. Has., Sept 23. Lieu-

tenant Sidney ti. liurb.ink. Sixth In-

fantry, stationed at Kort Uvnenworth,has Died a suit against Mrs Concep-

tion Vasqucs, u I'illplno woman, tohae a pretended marriage with herannulled. The petition aeis that thomarrlago Is a fraud and the documentsand contract of mnrrlagc on file In

iilladolld. Negros a forgeryLieutenant lliithnnk was In command

of the garrlKon at this place when thoullcged mnrrluge took place In 1902.

The first known of It was following theonnoiincement ol the enp.tgcmcnt ofLieutenant llurlunk to a Lcaunwortltfcoilel ;lrl.

Mrs. Conception Vaccine, a I'illplnowidow with three children, wiole tothe War liepnitiiieiit staling that I.Icklenanl Iluili.ink vwis her hiubiiml andthe father of her newborn babe nndasked th.it he be made to suppoit her

Limit nam ISurbank not only denlcHthe m.irrhige. but. nliing with Corporal lliirns of his company, makes af- -fldmlt keen-- l reflect lng on the wo-

man He says the pretended marringcontrail was put on record b u Jus-

tice or liliplnn lllage piesldent whomhe Imprisoned, and Hint It was dontifin revenge.

CLUB FOR

Ldllor Kvenlnc llnllctln: From acoiiverMitioii with n Hawaiian man, Ilenrii'tluit In tile vicinity of Walkiklthere Is n certain club organized forthe special purporc of a drinking soc Icty. All the members are Hawallans,un understood, and their bill foi thoIltpior Is csilmnttd at eight hundreddollars uiouthlv If such a part) willhik eeed In fouling their plans, theroinn) be organized two or more orgnnl7atlons of the same sort. This meansi. initiation to lli-- lr families and them-- i

Ives. They ought to Ut it outA H PEKUY.

Honolulu Oil '.:Fine

office.Job Printing at the Dulletlrr

"For Rent" eirds on sale at Bulletin

IN ORDER TO DISPOSE OUR STOCKbefore tearing down our building wc arc sellingour goods at and below cost.OUR GREAT SLAUGHTER BEGINS OCT.1st, in Rugs, Carpets, Matting, Linoleums, Por-

tieres and Lace Curtains.

Velvet Pile

Daedag

f4.ooqujity.

Tapestry

$2,50

$4.00

Center Rugs

OUiUU

Velvet

Sieba'e PruciJJUiUiJ

Cnrnpiny

PUnUtloo6

quotation,

Island,

DRINKING.

OF

Chenile Portieres

In Brown, Green an J TanJio.co quality, Sal Price

CC GOvirUip.

Tapestry Portieres

Wood sluJes neat petterns COf 12.00 quality. Sale Price 00

nopair

Tapestiy Couch CoversIn Persian designs CQ 7K0.oo quality. Sale Price vJJilO

Heavy Nottingham Lace Curtains

In neat deigns CD URfg.oo quality. Sile Pair 0Ui)urCable Net Curtains

Plain (enters, J.ilntvborJ-rNvJ- Q 00ii.io quality. Sale Prue 00iUr

E. W: Jordan & Co., Ltd.FORT STREET.

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if

jjl RATE9 FOR WANT

ffVf

returns

the Nurses

Ads this column will beat:

line, InsertionPer line,

line, one .

Per line, weeksPer line, one month

This cheapestoffered the people of

Sou , NliNV for- - Now AU.MTUATIONS WAINT12D.

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A JAPANESE with exporienic tookwlthei a position Address 1' Sutskf. l. O bfij JJ03 lui. I..

tMI.-l..-- ii.i

SPECIAL. NOTICES. ,

FACHECO'S naiidiuff Klllt r la n marvUwii qui' K i, h lor irlkl heatand ItWiIng x ilps oik applicationallays th aw ml lulling. At UnionBarter Shop

f :

WANTEDi

WANTED.

tfC I flAV ''" ar t mnj Outfit ,ut J II '

9 A UAI Lulf&t ll.otnn Vli.

FOli SALE.COl SALE Tine corner lot In Ma- -

kill. Curbing, water, fruit andoccsmcntal trees nuil all Improve-cueEt-

Two minutes' walk from)cirs and Puliation College. Addressn. r., this olllco. 231fltf

FOR SALE 1"0 Khans Olaa Sugarfn stock, par value $J0 each, forsale $lt pi r share. Inquire nt

ut.i&r in:N.:.77 lw Mountain View Hawaii

FOR SALE WalUM Inn, all In goodrunning condition Inquire of I.. II.De, I Ilox 535 tf

FOR SALE OR RENT I. room cottage Kapahulu road, heap Ap-- j

ply J W Podiiiore 2572-t- f

CASH reglstir ilitnp III good orderAutomobile Dire i Men hunt andJVlak'a. 2577 lw

TO LETNICE, modern cottages, short walk

fro ic town ileitrii pass door,reasonable, $21 and $28.H'Jl Ultima bt 25C9 lm

FOR RENT COS Quarry Street, houaoof "i rooms for rent (.heap Apply to3. W. l'odmore Ilethel and King.

25C2 tf

TO LET rurnlsheil looms at No 9

Grrdrn lane Mrs MeConnnl 2503

Why i

'iC7'j'iiw"iwiujnoiirttnpiiiiiyiiiii piHtinrrww IW)f, 'nrvtW p r'y ""r-- V rrrypT Trl& ITrnVCNlNQ HUM-ET1- HON'OMJI.li. T. H., TUESDAY, OCT. 6. 1903.

ADS. GUESSING CONTEST Do You WANTto sell, rent, hire, let, buy,

Inserted Houses Positions

15e I am for an te man whose OpportunitiesQuick Jobs

InnsFurnitureRooms

25c wits arc alive. To start, I offer a Prize Gardeners Kottagec Servant i30c V valued at Rive Dollars ($5.O0) Boys Lodgings Tenants40c Cooks Money Usuj60e to one solving the above enigma, Dwellings Valets

Guessing polls close OCT. 31, 1903. and WORK or any of the other X Y Z'sever & Address all replies to B.A.P., care of business, ADVERTISE In BULLE-

TINBulletin. WANT columns. '

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in

Per onetwo Insertions

Per weektwo

Is the advertisingHonolulu.

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MILLER BREWSBEER

Hoffschlaeger

Guam Has the FlagBut Not Constitution

Washington Sept J5 - Anthe Attorney Rtnerul the t'oi ktltuttun b)

jld not follow' the Hag In the ofChe establishment Ihe I'nlttdGovernment tho Island of (iuani

When the Amerlcun naval wincuiglnally established In Guam wlt'iAdmiral (then Captain) l.ear the

power, his uislstants,Ueutenant V. - obtained oneof the very good dwelling-louse- s on

Island by piirchnbe fnim theand Improved to such an extent

became practlcall) the mou cIcjIi-abl- e byresldenco there.

Governor Leary finally concludedthat Lieutenant Safford's house wasneeded by tho (Jovernmcnt at an

mansion, openedfor 1th The pi Ice

atLtd, however, tho though)excessive, when he and Lieuten

Kafford could not agree GovernorFAary finally condemned the piemifes

(lovttrnment purposes indIJOSMMilOn

Ueulenunt made vlgoionngainit this siimraaiy pioicd

and appealed Washington lwflntnclal and Kver

hlnco then the has been undeiconsideration, finally became o

complicated that It was referred to Mm

.ttornej-aentr- il for opinion on the.legal principles involved. ,1

is,I'itiM liiAifci!

looking

MI2UP WANTED.WANTED N trice girl to take rare of

hlh! mill a'ti ml light vvoih (Inman piefeirc'd, must hnvo refer-imt- s

Applj at this nlllce.2571 tf

TO LET.FOR RENT Nice, cool, mosquito

proof room adjoining bath, anil tulcphonc, suitable for one or two gentlcmcn Also a two room mosquitoproof mttagp. Appl at 230 King St.1st house of Alaltca St

2573 lm

STORE TO LET The premises latelyoccupied by J '. Morgan as an auc-

tion salestoom, CJnceii street. Applyto M. V MtChesuey & Sons, Ltd.

2551 tf

FOR RENT Small furnishedcottage for or two or threemen Apply "Alakca House," Alala a, King and Hotel Sts.

25CU tf

cOR RENT: Furnished Rooms Nice,cool, mosquito proof rooms. AtakeaHouse, Alakea St. bet. Hotel andKing. 2265 tf

FOR RENT Largo dwelling on Til-ko- i

near laiualllo Sts; $30 per mo.Honolulu Investment Co., Judd Illilg.

TO LET TumMied housekeepingrooms, hot cold baths. Lot Angeles. 1543 Kort St 235Ctf

LUSI .

LOST Many thousands of dollarsthrough neglecting to have stocksufficiently Insured. Honoluluvestment Co. represent four the;strongest Ore Insurauco companies

LOST hand basket containing (2Sand i Million's clothes Tinderpleaso return to Sanitary Steam

and receive 257tMw

LOST IMss book No 1279 on FirstAm Sav lugs & Trust Co. I'lcaso re-

turn to bank 26C7-3-

z"For Sale" cards at Bulletin offlc.

(e'Bretos

& Co,, Distributors.

'lhe Atlciine) dinirjl has nowthe action of Governor Icary us

being legal undei pcculla clrcuru-istanies-

he case his opinion thoAttornej-(iiieia- l holds that the Con-

stitution has not been extend Giiailfongiesalon.il enactment, and tin I

the sole penvei uf government theIsland has been iifiess ml) and pi op.erl committed b) the President to thoNaval Gov u mid that lu appropil-alln- g

the pioptnty Safford he wasentire within his authority In t

of the right em'uent domain, and that the United States Go-vernment has a clear and valid title lothe pioperty In He holds thattliu lieasui) can lawfully allow thoowner the price paid for the propeity

order of the Governor of the Island,Admiral I.c.uy has died and Lieuten-

ant Safford has itslgned fiom theNav) to accept a position In the Agiicultural Department.

Get a llrownlu Camera One thesedelightful little Instruments will give

011 Immeuse amount of pleasureand the cost Is mil) ?1. Just the thingfor the chlldien.

Tho LJSINESS MAN'S HANDY IN.

DEX, published In thj Saturday Bulle-

tin and the Weekly Edition, gives a

:onclse and complete resume all le-

gal notices, calls for tenders, Judg-

ments, building permits and real es-

tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,cents per month. Weekly Bulletin,per year. t

"TheBest" BeerBcauj they purchase the belt material obtainable In the

world i marketBfcauj they employ molt capable anil aUUed matter!

In the art of brewingBcaui their plant It fitted out with all the latest Improve-

ment! and machinery known to the brewing world"Btcaust their establishment la run on the same plan n tu

cleanliness at an operating roomytars of iprinc9,

Htcoast all ol the abote combined brln,r about a foodhalthfatb$r superior to the bulk ol bccrtsoldlncompetition today.

A beer that will positively do you goodWhy not secure a sample and have onr physician pass on

the quality?We Invite compartilon, because we want to know that

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Woiul .miii' l'ut jonrself in his course Illalr's back was turned afterplace Would nii Ilium Dial lopu he passed the house Let me tell OH

mound a woman s neck before gelling that Miss .Machine when she was qttes- -a llttli more light on the mailer'' As tloiiid. spoke of the rhance that thea m.i ti of the woilil anil a tloctoi who's mvstcilous woman had mcrel) gone uplearned In his business the value ofkeeping his mouth shut. 'vould jou doIf No Ami l)i Illalr feels Just tliosame wa He wusVt born jesteidn)When the time comes he can glu hisevidence '

Kinilnll laid his hand upon his hair,pirh.ips to satlsf) himself that It wasnot beginning to stand on end

' Do )ou believe that he will testifyagainst liui "" he demanded ' Klmen-ilo- rf

this Is de.ull) seilous"'Will I should think it was," said

the detcitlve, ami the longer shaKeeps epilct nhout It the moie siilou.iIt gits "

It was Kendalls till I) to wulU thoHour and lie did It

"Tlicu nfe a thousand chances tomil.'. lonilnucil i:imiudijrf, that If

thu stoi.v she tells oil Is tine she can'tpiove It Supose she uns In a st.ireWho s going to icmember her 01 thetime of tin)'' 'lake lu r motive, takeher admissions lo 3011 if tlu-- weremail" lu c tun t combine them withDlali s c Will 111 1'. and what tin jou sup-pose the icsiilt would be?"

oil cannot have seen her with Mis.Mlllci sild Kendall, 'and still sus-pect ltd of this crime."

I'lmentlurf hesitated as If he couldliirdlj bring himself to desttoy tholast lefugc,

'limes one wnj to I00K at that,"he said at last "Miss .Mai lane goestu that liousc wild with inge after herMine witli Altlcn Shu has the 'fixedIdea' that's 11101 e In 11 line than even

oii doctors think it is She gets Inv Ithout hieing nti)bod) because of lhdefective catch of I lie lock Sho walksIt.tci Ilia loom .Miss .Miller Is on thebale oil) Hlght cm the tible. while thedevil must have put it Is Ihut knife,pill pcihaps for the envelope thathold Hint note was nil .Miss Mm lanetakes Unit knife, and on the InstantMiss .Miller comes in tluough the win-dow the cither girl sin Inking hack to-

ward tin- clcuct She-- Is behind MissMiller She doesn't bte her. You knowhow It would be with the girl enteringfiom the bnlroii), the blight light

her M) friend. It's all over in asecond, and Ilieuda Machine doesn'tknow what she's done until she cornea

7 Q?F

8h &s rOP '

t- JThe ciuurs litloic litre uultUutu jlumj

open, ami 11 mil a cippeciitil.

to this hospital and sees in that bed acreature as different from the woman

, she supposed she had struck down usGod could make."

KendaU'a forehead was dripping wet"Hut the money?" he gasped."Who known anything about tho

money?" demanded Klmendorf. "Itmay have lain out of sight until Nealeand his men got there and one of themmay have lifted It This Is not for pub-lication, Di Kendall It's between uni-

ted veu.""It's a nightmare" said Kendall '1

don't believe a word of It.""If jou don't like the wuy I've put II,

let me give you another vlow," leplledlthe detective 'Miss Maclane j,oes tolthe house heaven Itnovvs why, pet-ha-

from uirloslt) She goes up thVlsteps and uc tluough the glass panelof the uutei door Allien In the hullWilli the door of Miss 'llllei's loeiui

t

open I Ills would he possible I've tiletl11 Seeing Alden Miss Mntltno Innili'S iivwi) Shedcichiit know whin Al-

lien has Just done but she doesn't wantIn 1111 ei him. )r lllali tecs hu butdoes not sio Allien, who tomes out

'I ills would be natural, foi of

PARTNERS

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Charles W. Hooke. ig

tuc steps and then tome right tleivviijiigain '

"I'd rathei lake that view of It," saidKendall "Hut. even so, ou must havsa motive '

"Motive" cchoul i:imendorf. "Whatdlil Miss Maclane tell jou? Didn't shesa) that Allien told her that Miss Mil-- lr

gave him no encouragement' Sup-pose he went up Ihero after writingIlls letter, which cheerfully assumedthat everything was all right, and suppose she told him, once nnd for allthat she woiildn t have nnjthlng to dowith him For her sake he had tempted financial ruin by lueaklng It offwith Uremia .Mi lane, and now he findsthat he's got nothing to pay for It I'lltell 5 011 Alden Isn't the man to t.ikothat calmly "

"If that's tho fact of the case," salt!Kendall how do Mm explain her sl -Unce'"

"My dear sir." replied Klmendorf.")ou've got me. I can't Hut w ho canexplain n woman anjhow' You bcllcvothat Miss Mlllrr Is telling the truth,don t jou'"

Did jou hear me sa) so?""To .Miss Maclane' No The first

"I did believed Miss Jill-.m- il

ler That Is present attitudeIn some resptels," snltl Klmendorf.

'It is the worst vou could take forMiss Mnclanc l)y the wa ou willpermit her to iiinalu with pa-

tient'"Why not?" demanded Kendall

slcrnly.ninicndorf replied with haste that

he saw no objection whatever Therowas a bllcf silence, and then Kendallleft the room saving that he would

presently. As he pissed lie headof the steps leading up fiom the mainentrance of the building the doois

were suddenly Hung open, and aman appeared He seemed lo Kendallto up the steps wlthcut touchingthem In an Instant his hand was onKendall s arm nnd the doctor carriedthree bruises for a week as the icsultor It.

Though the two men had a club ac-

quaintance, Alden did not show theslightest trace of tecognltlon.

"Miss Mlllci ?" he said, his voice perfectly steady, ghastl) stead) ns Ken-"I- s

dall afterward clescilbed It shoolive?"

"She Is," replied the doctor. "amithere Is no Immediate danger"

"I thank )ou," said Alden "I wasprcltj ncarl) gone 1 beg )Oiir par-don, how do jou do, Dr. Kendall'"And he extended his hand

"I understand perfectl)." B.ild thudoctor 'Miss Miller Is conscious, ly

iiitlouiil nnd suffeting fnr lesspain than 5011 would suppose"

"Who did this'" tlcm-indc- Allien' She )ou'"

"She does not know.""She does not know'" echoed lden,

his held sinking upon his hi east"I mn sony to say that It will not

bo wise for jou to see her tonlcht'Sald Kendall "We mint not subjecther to excitement Please wait hero

I,nd he led the wny to the leeeptltmroom "1 will go to Miss Millet's roomand bring )ou word."

Alden found himself In the ptesenroof i:imenilorf. w horn he took lo be onoof the doctors connected with the es- -

.tahllshmcnt. which mnv intllcite that

to Kendall"I called lo Inquire uhoi.t Miss Mll- -

ler." said Alden, after maintaining

thing I heard jou say lo her was that there was more In the detective's ills-- it

was a fine thing that sh had done" guise than be hail been willing tn ntl- -say that 1

my "

the

I

come

has told

CORRECT TRAVELLING SUIT

Seven l) plain tnlluiod' bulls aie being oideied u many smait womenMoulded to ihe ilguie over tho 'Miulght front ' coitete, with a neat white orlight vest the give a vei) tiiin. effet t This ccvfetiimo Is ofdaik blue cheviot In cadet blue vest of white piquet The skill Is a thteo-piece- "

pattern ti limned with braidHut of blue biiaw, ti limned with pluk loses and black ribbon.

BUSINESS DIRECTORYBALLASTING. MU8IC.

HAWAIIAN - JAPANESE BALLAST- - JAMES 8HERIDAN Piano tuningING CO. Best black send from $2 and repairing. A piano for rent orto V a load according to distance salo. Whlto 1371. 343 King St.hauled. Coral rocks for stable, Leavo orders Hawn. News Co.,roads and sidewalks. Third door Young Dldg.below King, Maunaltea St.; P. O.box S20. Telephone Main 39G. ANNIS MONTAGUE TURNER Vocal

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7 p. m. Telephone Main 128.DRS. A. B. CLARK and P. F. FREAR ... ,

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DR. DERBY Dentist; Fort nnd Hotel STRAW HAT8.Sts.; Hours 9 to 4. -

E. MORIKUCHI 14 Hotel St.. nr.uanu. Felt straw, Panama hatB.

Q.OCHIAI Expert massage treatment "For Rent" cards or. sale at Bulletinfor sick ptoplo. C9 Kukiil SL office

P you continually have pain in the back, loins,6ldcs or lower part of the bowels your kidneysare diseased. Just how bad depends on howlong you have had these pains and how muchyou have neglected them. There Is no classof complaints which cause so much miseryDS those due to diseased kidnevs. Inelnc1lnt

backache, lumbago, sciatica, diabetes, Bright's disease,imflammation of the bladder, gravel and womb disordersand uterine troubles in women.

KlCKAPOO SaGWAucsToees diseased kidneys

It's a sure anil upeedy curs for all disorders of the kidneys.It cleanses and enriches the blood, restores the decay,stimulates anil onllvsns the vital organs and restores energy,strength and thu vigor of health to the entire system.Resd this miri'.i convlnslng story :

" My wife wasbedridden with Kidney troubles and two doctors gave herup. I got her to tnks Kickapoo Indian Sagwa and it re-lieved her at once. By the time she had taken it twomonths sho was entirely cured and I thank God she is Inexcellent health today If anyone doubts the above writeto me at Rldgcway, Mo. and I will gladly answer all ques-tions and make an affidavit, if it Is desired, as I want tohelp anyone alflicted 13 my wife was." Lemuel Franz.

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silence to what seemed tho limit of hisponei

Vou are .Mr. Alden. I take It." wasthe Kid) "Well, miii tvniit to cheerup. .Miss Miller Is doing t'ne."

' Has she asked for me'""Vis." but It wus not lllnicniloif's

voice that leplled 'She has asked for;ou many times."

Alden turned to see Hienda ut thedoor He staled at her as If she hudbeen u tlgure lalscd up h) some Mid-

den conjuintlou,"Uicnda!" he said at lust. "I find

jou ever) where "Did not my father tell )nu I Was

bhe asked, unci hu bhooU hishead.

"I shall lemnln with Miss Mlller'un-tl- l

her muthei comes." snld Uremia"Di Kendall has m ranged It."

Alden seemed momenta! My to be at11 loss for woicls. but he did not stiug-gl- e

for them or lubor vlslbl) with emo-tion. Ills mannei still remained as ithad been throughout retttalned, me-

chanical"Vou ate Hue blue, Hienda." he bald

tteadll). "You alvvajs weic""1 am ver) glad to he heie." she lu-

te irupted, speaking boftly and leadinghis aside "She is an altogether lova-ble gill, and I am golug to be a uisteito her," she added, smiling, "Insteadof to J on. as Is customary under thecircumstances 1 will see that she isnot harassed by questions and that shelacks nothing that can posslbl) behail,

"1 cannot see her tonight," said Al-

den. ' Can I send a messige?""I will take It to her," leplled Hren-d- a

"And. b the way, 1 saw someviolets In her room. She likes themetpcclall). does she .not? I think DiKendall would let me tuke In n fewfiom )ou."

"In five minutes I will huve them,"fcild Alden Vou will wait heie' ItIs very kind of )ou "

He left the room h.istll and Htendnexplained his eiinntl Kendall's man-ner led lui to think that sho mighthave made mi eiror in suggesting theviolets but It was u vet) dlffcicnt in.it-t-

thai was upon the doctor's mindlie was making an effcut to expietslilrabclf when Elmmdoif luteirupiedhim.

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"Dr Kendall Is vvonled," he said,"because ho has permitted me to playi' nick upon you. To tell the truth. 1

don t like it any bettci than he does,ami heie Is where It ends I urn not it

dot tor. 1 am a detective sergeant fromheadquarters. You saw me ut theThiit) eighth street bouse this after-noon My name Is Elmendorf '

llioudu exhibited stu prise, but no re-

sentment, mciely sa)Ing that the defective's presence was doubth'is neces- -

s.tr) foi reasops unknown to her'I uni as anxious as any one can be,"

she said lo huve Justlve done in thisdeplorable aifulr. Do jou think )oui nn II nil out who committed th's iilme.Mi Klmendorf? Do jou buspn t an)one? '

'I huven't got any authorlt) to Hndout nu thing ui smtpee'l an) body," le-plled Hlmendoif, lu a tone-- which Indi-cated tint this familiar sluui'lem wasnot iigiet-ubl-c In the piesmt Instance."I go while 1 urn sent nnu then 1 makea tepoit What of the Infor-mation afteiward is u mallei with

.which the sultun of Kulu has moie to'do thin I have Hut I'll tell jou whatII think ho added eaine-stl- ) ' If thispool gill gets well, that will be thulast vou II lu'.ir about the case lf Bhe

es, It will all have to come out "

"Hut jou don't think she will die?"tiled Hienda, paling

'I hope not." replied Elcemloif,' and of couise my opinion In tfcrt mat-- Ilei Is worth even less ttmn it Is In theolhei. Dm we mustn't lake her

foi gi allied at this sthfv uf the'game. Am I light. Dr Kendall""'

"Theie enn be no ceitalnt) yt "the dottoi gi lively.

"Her condition might change for thoworse tpilte stiddenlj Isn't that so'"continued niniendorf "And if It didshe might lieuiine unconscious and le-- 1main so to the end That s tl. fact,and we must face it This maj ie ruur-cli- i-

and the sufe wav is to gt ut theuntil now while we can "

(To oe Continued )

Patronize home industry; icata yonneed starch, order Pla, or Hawaiian'tiircb. All grocers keep It for tale;costs no more and Is buperic to anyImported.

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IF NOT WHY NOT?

Introduce Carbonated Be vcrnficij at your after-noon gatherings?Wc would suggest PLAIN SODA (with anythingyou may like) or LEMOM SODA and GINGDR ALB

would make n good combination. Then there IsCRBAA1 HODA and ROOT HEER and ORANGEand POMBLO nothing moro healthful and farsuperior to Tea.

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Tel,

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shown Honolulu. Theyare easy buy thisrange upward from $10.00.

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The Alameda has supplied usmany tabic changes for break-fast, luncheon and dinner inthe shape

Fish, Crabs, Oysters, Poultry.Crystal Springs Butter

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Crushed Rock, 8and and Soil a Spe-

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and Yarj't, St,HONOLULU,

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an elegantchairs

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to week. Prices

of

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ALL

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ROCK EXCAVATIONWIM Do Well to Investigate tho

Jackson Hand Power Drill,

No Boiler or Compressor PlantRequired.

E, TAPPAN TANNATT,

CIVIL ENGINEERAgent for the Hawaiian Islands.

Room 4. Orrqon Block.

MRI

TELLS OF RESERVATION

PLANS AT MEETING

BOARD OF AGRICULTURE HEARSRESULT OF OBSERVER'S EX-

AMINATION OF ISLANDFORESTRIES.

Forester V. L. Hall of Washington,

re

oi

oiIt

ATTORNEY MAQ00N DISCUSSES

(Continued 1'ano 3.)

which labor. 1 sub-

mit It Is toijuri woiiiti inc.-

wouldtil It a of statute In

lioiiiliii: tli.it all shoal..b misdemeanant

to liihoi

tor theuntil liiii iininnstlttitjfin-a- l

lip nodischarged on He "111

not lp to object the groundiiwitinv iinuniio.. f,,ro... rnM.t that lie does not get tne mini iniior

yesterday to the Hoard of Agriculture, uh M "Hillncmcnt. The hasnntl Forestry, tho meeting, hplng lipid ,l10 ",ttt'r restrain the iiuthorlllisIn Governor Dole's olllcp, for tlio spe- - '""'emits ii pii'iisi'mcm. ui namelal purpose of hearing the expert Tor-- 1,,u"r ln C!9CS of mlsilemcnnor. It

Ik Infamous punlshmcnl. therefore ItHail had no crltlrlem to mnko, ho ll ot unreasonable to contend that

said. forestry had a good "1P I'rl'oner must to let go altogetherfuture. Preservation of forests was of Tnke ,lll illustration Suppose a mangreat Importunco here. The forests' '""I l,(,f, regularly to aenemlps must lit; fought. I h"S(-- ' ' correction, where nit of the

On there should he at least two anil tegulatlons us to punishmentforest reservation!; one In each of the e perfectly appioprlato and kgutgreat ranges. Walanae range wos tor the punishment of persons chargedvery Important to the water niiiinlv. Ilh tho commission of mlsdemcnnoisTho western was too precipitous suppose the legislature shouldto need hounds. On the eastern slopo 1'rovldc that all persons totho forest line should he n far down ' Institution should at hard

the present forest extends, ns low In public. In other words, pun-

as about I.mo feet election. 1l them with a penalty only properPractically tho wholo range would for persons guilty of Infamous crimes,taken In the Koolau mountains: Could It bo held for a rroment that

ginning forest does tho those regularly sentenced would h.ncnorth and extending to Palolo valley, to be discharged, and theicaflrrTho line varied. On Tantalus It was no persons guilty of mlsdcmcunoiHsometimes Z.ono fppt before forest was ne punisncii.- - vtouiu noi mature consideration withtounil; on southern slope riasonnuie nuiu me mi wimii pnclpals, Messrs. John Fowler Co-down to "oil Tho boundary the Infamous punishment up- -

might ho at nn elctatlon of 1,000 or600 feet.

Forester Hall said he did not meannn absolute contour line, but n genpialline. taking the same point fiom ildgoto ridge.

Speaking of Molol.nl, Mr.thought the Government should makepermanent the protective fence erect-ed by the Molokal ranch. Tho north-ern of the Island was worth pro-tecting, although little use Ih nowmadp of tho water. There was at present no necessity for another rcsorvn-

turned

unconstitutional?

unconstitutional

imprisonmentunconstitutional,

Hon, The be person upon whom Infam-th- e

slope Halcakaln. States District Courtthat bears forest. the i confines nil persons

road not much below 900 feet Oahu Jail. Personsreserve enmo tho Court arc confined Onhti Jail;

road. The third reserve should bo lnliana district. What little forest landremained upper Kula must beserved. Hall preferred tho line flxodnt from 3."iiMito t.ofln feet elevation.The (oeruor hail suggested tho combelt.

The nbovo fl.OOO feet, saidMr. Hall, vnrletlcs

trees from high altitudes.was Impoitani to have forest kept hint?there, own though should never he delay

A. lakethe law mid

nor that i'S-not rule that

The n, map facthla Qiml must the

nilthe Inw.

haul ami tho horgass well

had courtrun r

up nrstby the Tho Inw than

bybe in. The

by thoincut .

tliat ular the piesemu wni, moiuthe n' the laud for

The i Ionbeto 111"

ohli foioMH. the theline lie (lcd Hint

11

the gle land forliken, and

lion land befrom the forests for use.

At tlfoCo, was the this

he OnKen wns

theInjure the inamane.

Tho bo exambut the that

the was notMr. Hnll

ilioil liniti ! ft liii ti'fiutiT tm an

0ltthe

Insent the benefit

nominee was

thoHe very

butIlls tho

Vldaso In

day. soon ns Sena

over the

"For

from

skin Inflictsl hold

i

Imt the i -

I liethis Is reason

tin' crliitlnulnInum' A

liaulonr, fault If

la prmlsloii Iswords, Iiuh to

courtl"

'"""If

Hawaiian

sentenced

'

slope

where the onthat

It wentfeet.

Hill

end

than

llllo

on sent this for

This tule ofpatt

In part Is In

the law. Hut louk fur-

ther If tho fihen Illscorrect, Im-

prison for thisany criminal any poison foundof any offcnc may be detained In

if the of theJudge In such

ll thosecond reserve should It Is visited

western of Somo.ous The Culledof region If new In

did go guilty of contemptthe should down to of In

In

mountainmight sustain

lumber

guiltyIn jail. persons d

of not cannotbe In Jail, must he

free this Is

to Its Itmust l-- apparent that ofthe Is wrong. Is It"ne of such decisions that

It law unto andMencommunities the

coitnm-rcln- l finest. . Jubilee,asking roni'c-rnlii- hnhlMnul lense, the their own hands

Covet stated finest imhy lelgns stipieme. Itwas In the lease. 'cMnhllshed on

liulliated 0f In criminal mnttcis. the Indl-whe-

forestB should hp Kobrila; chnrged have bvuvfllteiommeudntlons embraced lands In- of the doubt, hut In

In Kohala franchise whcie there Is question of doilbl.It would bo to denuded where is toportions. as tlio manlonle disastrous to the Individual an

worked The forest to shouldto tho Ilamnkua result of In

daryThis matter should liotakpn together, ll should rathot strive tu

reservation nmlnuiln to create g

Kukullinelo 'fusion iinnrrhy.should taken whole thingshould be coutiolled (loveiu

pnrtli districtlori'hix alimhloof sugar, grazing

Iniiiii'steiiils. out shouldwidened ns enleied district

i;.liiiii-too- t loud. IncludingIn district

should below level-thei-

would he iiiutliiued demand ento va-

higher higher. In ab-

sence of result would

rahalu Hawaiian Agriculturalpiotec'tlng forest; pro-

tection should assured. Mauntlthe finest increasing lit splto

ol cattle. did not tu

Koun region shouldIned, speaker understood

problem theieone. Whllo favored

tua tint

the

the and the

thennd

5th,

For Snn perOc. .Mis. V, and

son. .M. andIClla

Otto andFied

IvyMis.

andK. K wife and

A. and K.wife and

Mrs. and son, Cr.l.

and II.Lea

F.wife

nnd T.Miss P

Mrs. Ad.M: Ml"ns say that

,. Mrs. 11

Sal Jland from TimT. fa.not the,

nii.l wifeMr. Hall that hoI l lc nt- hhiive Oho

Mister, Mis de M. Mrs

Hull keeping In sMl . 1 .touch win. ibe

nn ii hi i in tor forestry .'"rtnejbe out lot of those In- -

ton Hteil.

WILCOX WORKING.

W. Wilcox. Homo Rulefor County Kheilff,

wateifronl .M'stoiilay talking na- -

thes. carrying on a quietcampaign, one which Is linvlig atelling Is house-t-

en nvass which Henryfound to winU siitccssfully

Ah he hadlor walked out and started

arguments of

Rent" cards on salo at Bulletin

icasonablc li.it

in' inuiiumIniior enfoneL.i portion

no fui

Imprisonment atvon Unci no

In lightlie ground.

heard on

Oahu

committedwork

as hibor

he he- -

Inflicted

Is

persons to Institutionuilsdpmp.tnors was

declaring statutesIn and

thoroughly establishedlet us a littleicasons b)

Honor ale no court cancontempt. In lutintry

guiltyO.ibu

prison, learnedcorrect, Is

because makeson

scntentenced

of misdemeanors ateconllned Oahu If

offenses Infamous,i O.ihu they

set When matter reas-

oned out logical loncluslou,decision

learned Judge nutn f, I'onsiquenies

bilngs the unitciiipl (id- -

exasperated li law'soutraged by

ii Carter, mlsrnrrlage of frequentlyun-

file a Is a tlunlycrvntlnn nil iinestloiiH

onIn

qupctlons oflulled ditch a

reforest result going toas

community, thoshould boun- - all questions doubt favor

In

u

a

n

of Individual

depnitment.niadi' plantation

Puna

lionstak-

en plnntntlon

Cattle

compli-

cated

hoiied

along

cftect.

liard

online

other

Then

community

.1 ALFItni) MACOON.Honolulu. Oct t'JUa.

PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

I'ranrlsco, S. S. Sibe-ria, S. Uoodhiio

r Crchoic. wife, childnurse; Mtny I). Ilrutilun.

Ikrndt ulfo, IMuaL. Muuscll, Charlolto

Dnlght. lllihiirdson. C. P. Castle,Painter. Mrs. Ludluiii, I'llnccs

Kntnnlannolc's maid, Thus. Fitchwife. M, uber, daughter,

Herbert wife. Watanabe, W,1). Allen, child, A. C. Itldgo-wa-

W. A. IlensliallMcClollau. A. L. Young, P. M. Cart-wel- l,

C. C. Wnnghcr wife. TDcnlaon, N, II. wo. It. C. Doyle,T. K. Uenton, Miss K. Trevelynn. L.Lowell, S. llosenbcrg, T. F. Ilruns,

child, II. Knight. Herbert IICiorstrle, K. A. Wolfe. T.Flynn. C. M. Hogg, O. Schet- -

far to forest reservation' "' ,MlssM. Keohokalole. F..,m,.i. ,....,. i. .h.. ,!l.ander,

M

row- -

homestead settlement. Jr' M!f- - ,C;Wr. Clark. 1'ilneforests or Knual did receive

Kalan nnaoloK,,"lnlte.itlo.i. stated,would liked. huge reservo J'"A. Alnloy. 11. T. Armbrus-ikft-tU'- ittaking in cnttal mountain,

O Harry, C Cooke.M- ('',ol'c' '""'"Sir n.hlsed constant f- - ""V,1';,1"

Fedeinl biiri'iiu nnd:1'"1""' F. Macartney.

would

Hubert

to

mndobonne

niiiu'...

ester.

Mrs.

PASSENGERS BOOKED.

For San Francisco, per S. S.

Od ".Prof. II. Ilerger, MissF. Dow ling, I). W. Anderson, Mrs. J,W. Cnthtnrt, Wullace Kverson andwife, L P. Dow. J. M. Collins, 12. T.Dow, Miss McLeun, Mrs, Auderkltkand sou, Mrs. Sasaki,

Tho tearing- up of Fmt street hasbegun In earnest. A big gang at men

Fifth District when he was tunning fur Is na wat work along tho lino ot thellepieseiitiitlvo. It will bo remembered Hapld Transit between Queen andthat he wns tin- - only Republican elect I Merchant streets. Rails find cross ticscd fiom the Fifth. nro spread along by the sidewalks nnd

However, Wlk ox did not have tho the old older of things Is inpldl) ills- -

Held to himself by any menus yester appeal Inefinished

Cinlibu in

to topple Wll

iu.

office.

hni

or

persons

online:!

tho

the

tho

tho

Co.

All is yours whrn youh.ivo a "Iliowiilo" camera. They takesharp, perfeit plctuics and the cost isso small that no child should 1.0 with-out one. I'rico 51- at Honolulu PhotoSupply Co., I'oit street. ii

IFiled for Record Oct 5

V. Mm Kir A Souza 113

l.ul.. II.. Sin. Lain On .. It'll)P- -t 8 C Mini H O (illlilaml

IMM imuMtr U i f.lllllnnil .. I'niiti I

1' V Mm nulii ti. H nl- - It (1 Dillllaml.. ParlM

U I. Mtllliitid I. K I'o.ibody ... I)V II OihiapII anil wf C M t'ooko

l.ul I)W Castle- - I. K Id nrliiioR 0Pain Plantation llawn Tr Co l.ul TrI)Itntku Sgr Co llawn Tr Co Ltd Tt I)

Filed (or Record Oct G

ll E llrndrlrk- - C M Low Med ..HS

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Business Notices.

AGENCY JOHN FOWLER(LEEDS), LIMITED.

& CO,

Honolulu, Sept. 2C, 1003.To the Sugar 1'hinti'rn

of the Hawaiian Islands.Gentlemen: I beg to nniioiinio that

count u i"J,nr...r mytile io mm &

1.

It

reasoning

unto

line

vat

the

seem

that

0

,!

It

(Leeds), Limited, nnglaiid, an well aswith my friends, the, Honolulu IronWorks Co , to whom I have sold myentire stock of Steam Plow Spares, I

have now, with the approval of JohnFowler & Co. (Leeds), Limited, Iron-furre-

to the Honolulu Iron Works Co.the Solo Agency for tho Hawaiian In-

lands for nil the manufactures of JohnFowler & Co. (Leeds), Limited, whichIncliido Steam Plowing Tackles, Halls,etc., ntnl nlso Spares for same.

I am convinced that tho business ofmy customers will continue to receivetho utmost caro at tho hands of mysuccessors, mid bespeak for them thopatronago which has been so fullygranted mo for many enrs by theplanters of those. Islands.

YourH faithfully,O. W. MACFAllLANr:,

Former Agent John Fowler & Co.(Leeds), Limited.

:S71-:- r

NO'I ICE.

Mr. S. Nnkn of North Kohala. Hawaii, will transact all business fur mounder full power of attorney timingmy absence from the Territory.

Dated Kohala, Hawaii, Sept. IStli,1903.23C01m DR. K. TOKUKUJI.

Corporation Notices.

NOTICE.

Then- - will he a ineetlng of the Hawaii Yacht Club Wednesday owning. '

October 7. 1 '.". In tho priMite illnlngloom of the Hawaiian Hotel for thepurpose of deciding tho ocean rate!

7

2

lull isnillil ill w.iiiii, in unuii!',auce with ill. Section I. of the AOUAKC--I

llyl-iu- H. A full ntteiiihiucii of .

members nnd especially captains ul

the yachts in requested.C. W. MACFAULANi:,

Coinuioihin'Honolulu. Oct. 0, '0.1.

NOTICE.

A special stockholders' meeting ofthe Leo Toma & Co., Ltd., will ho heldOctober 1903, at G p. in., lit Us of-

ficii, King street. Business of Impor-

tance.LI2E TOMA CO.. LTD.,

CHANQ CHOW,J73-C- t President.

A Home Company

CAPITAL, S50.00C.

Organized under th& laws ot thTerritory of Hawaii.

THE HAWAIIAN REALTY AND

MATURITY CO., LTD.

Loans, Mortgages, Securities,Investments and IlealEstate.

HOMES BUILT ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN.

Home Office Mclntyre Bldfl.,lulu, 1. H.

L. K.

Hono

THE HAWAIIAN REALTY AND

MATURITY CO., LTD.

KENTWELL,General Manager.

DAVID DAYTON137 MERCHANT STREET.

LOTS FOR SALEIn KAPIOLANI PARK ADDITION,

KALIHI, and other desirable localities

Also 1 JUMP-SEA- UUCKB0ARD

secondhand; good ns new.

IONS Oceanic Steamship CompanyTIME TABLE

The steamers of this lino will an w and thif port as hprcunder- -

FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

VENTURA OCT. 14

ALAMEDA OCT. !!3

SIEItltA NOV. I

Ai.AMEDA NOV. 13

FRANCISCO.

ALAMEDASONOMA

.ocr.

In connection the sailing of tbi above stchmers, the agents ara d

to Issue, to Intending passengers, coupon through by any rlfrom San Francisco to points In the United States ,and from N- -

York by any steamship lino to ports.FOn FUP.THEIt PARTICULARS APPLY TO

Wm G Irwin & Co,, LtdOCEANIC S. S. CO. GENERAL

Pacific Mail Steamship CoOccidental and Oriental Steamship

Co and Toyo Kisen KaishaSteamers of the above companies Mill call at andleave this port on or about the dates below mentioned.

FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.

DOHIC OCT. IINIPPON MAHU OCT. 22SIllLUIA OCT. 30COPTIC NOV.AAiniHCA MAUU NOV. 17KOIII3A NOV. 25OAKLIC DUC.

Iiroilllilllulo

Club MOANA

tith,

bae

FOR

with

road

SAN

OCT.NOV.

For Information to

...OCT.

...OCT.

...NOV.

tickets,

AGENTS

Honolulu

COPTIC

general

Ht Hackfeld & Co, Ltd., Agents.

AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N S. S. CO.Direct Service between New York and Hawaiian via Pacific Coast

From Now York8.S. "HAWAIIAN" to sail about

S.S. "OREGONIAN" to (all about OCT.Freight receive at company's wharf t'.'d St. South Brooklyn, at Uoh.

Prom Sun PrnnclscoS.S. "NEQRASKAN" to sail via Sound.S.S."NEVADAN" to sail OCT.

Prom Honolulu to 45in Prtinctco.to sail SEPT.

S.S."NEDRASKAN" to sail OCT. ST

Prom Scuttle unci TueomuS.S."NEDRASKAN" to sail about OCT.

For further Information applyC, P. MORSE, H. Hackfeld & Co., LtcJ

General Freight Agent. AGENTS, HONOLULU.

Canadian-Australia- n Royal MailStocimshlp Cnmpuny.

Steamers of tho above lino, running In connection the CANADIAN'PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. between Vancouver, D. C, nnd Sydney, U. W.,and calling at Victoria, II. C, Honolulu, Suvn, FIJI and Brisbane, DURAT HONOLULU on or about tbo datos below stated, viz:From Vancouver and Victoria, D. C.l From Sydney and Drlsban.

(For Brisbane and Sydney.)

19

MIOVi:ilAThrough Tickets Issued Honolulu to Canada

Huropo. For trelght and Passago and gcnernl Information, apoly,

Tlieo. Davies & Co., Ltd. General Agents.

1 t TTT-ni

r2BE.i'.,

BUSINESS MEN

CAN SAVE

MANY HOURS

mm1 . -J L

Pitvrovt"

AOItANOI

ACROSS THE CONTINENT FROM

San Francisco-Portla- nd

THREE TRAINB DAILYSAI--' FRANCISCO

TRAINS DAILYFROM PORTLAND.

Only THREE DAYS t, Chicago.

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Only DAYS to rrow York.Pullman Palace Sleepers, Buftet.Smok-ln-

and Library Cars, BarberShop and Pleasant Reading Rooms.

Dining Cars (MealsReclining Cbalrs.

Pullman Ordinary Sleepers.J, I.OTIIROP, Genernl AgeuL

135 Third street, Portland, Oregon.O. W. HITCHCOCK. Oeneral Agent,

No. 1 Montgomery St.,Sau Fronclsco.A. L. LOMAX, O. P. & T. A.,

1472 Omaha, Nebraska.

Rent" cards on sale at Bulletinofflee.

SAN

ALAMEDA .

HIEItllA.. .

.

. .

European

FOR FRANCI8CO.

OCT. irAML'RICA MAUUKORL'AC.AHLIC NOV. 1&

HONtlKONO MAUU NOV.CHINA NOV.

apply

Islands,

8EPT.

Puget .OCT...direct

with

FOUR

(Fur Victoria and Vancouver, O.T

NOV. . . .

Di:C. MOANA

from

with

Free

"For

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N.ars

OCT.NOV.DEC.

United States

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Drop us a lineOp Telephone Main 58

PACIFIC

to

Furniture stored. Plo.noMoving. Bnacto nnd from all nurts oftbV

City.

Office and 126

O. R. & L.TIM 12 TABLE

May 1st, 1903.

OUTWARD.For Walanae, Walalua, Kanaka uB

Way Stations 3: 15 a. m 'III f.n.For Pearl City, Ewa MIU and .Wait

Stations 17:30 a. m., :ll a. T11:05 a. m., 2:15 p. m., 3:20 . an,

T4.15 p. m., 5:15 p, m j:ll . m,tlltlB p. m.

INWARD.Arrive Honolulu from Kahukv, Wa

alua and Walanae 'S; 36 a. vl, I:W. m.

Arrive Honolulu from Hwa Ulll oatPearl City tO: DO a. m., t7:46 a. m.

S.3Q a. m., 10:3S a. m., 2;ll . av4:31 p. m., 5:31 p. m., 7:40 f.

Dally.t Sunday Exceted.i Sunday Only.

G. P. DENI80N, F. C. SMITH8upt. a, P. A T. A.

ICE

TRANSFER

COMPANY

Waretiousa KingSt.

Co.

Manufactured Irespure distilled water

Delivered to nny port fdijOicity by courteous drivers.

Oahn Ice and Electric C

Kewalo. Telephone Blua'llJt.

tSTf .V !--- . .Jt , J. ifci-- a' iZtiMmKmL .' i.'. 1k il .j. .

myW EIGHT

vfpf

I

rp

wpwWLj(iVRib,

tpy.'FW" ym

U -- hPaint forPorch Floorsvmst le made specially for thatpurpose, ij it is to stand the

Walillie ""l ScrubbillF thatporch floors always get. 'It

I

TheSherwin-William- s

Porch Floor Paint l

is made pcaally for porch

floor Ser.lii for CXpOSltre to

ii'iflther. talking and hardtISage.

Looks well andspreads easily.

SOI D 11Y

. 0. Hall & Sen,Limited.

Tin lb pulilii an in i tiling foi tonightwill bt as lotions

lm ;m! ttiei i ( atnp.Ibad of Emma in et.All the (nndldntes will sixaU and a

nmsing time Is i pt(ti(l at tach placeThe I'ountv Coninilttie held a meet

IiiK lant nlRht an. talkul our the Fitnation There wen pr sent represent

tltes of tho 1)o)s' llrlKade, who staledthat the members wire ready lo startlight in on rampalsn work The mat- -

ter or a hall fur Hip nrigade watliroitKht up and It was decided to findhoinu suitable place (lose to the cential rart of the business section of thecity As soon as headquarters haoImn sedind adhc woik will liegln.It Is propositi (o celebrate soon with alianner raising this to tako place some3,m!ni iiiimlnc u lien tho I ntl(li!ntp.tare down stumplnc. In the tountr) ills.I... Tl. .. 1.11 lu Intnl. ict.in in tin- - iitcti is t tii,ii inn icai

booming In the tlty at all times "

The luait at the home or M I Hoblnson tomortow night piomlses to be

ihe hlKKdit iNent polltlially during thelirestnt (nrnpali,n A Inrge number ofmen undi r It N IIo)d nrc working onthe prt p.iratlont, for the nast.

THE PIONEER BUILDING ANDLOAN ASSOCIATION OF

HAWAII

,a)S Its withdrawing members at thair.d of six months or a )ear not onlylb cash paid In by them but Seiecty- -

fiio ("I'O per cent, of the profits. j

It retains Twenty five (25) of thenA r,m .Vd L.nbtl rt tha C, Ar.1 nl.1.ivuin lui ,M" uvueuh w, .uv Jiw.nuwu- -

n malnlogTho Twenty seventh Series of Stock

Is cow opin for subscription. ONEDOLLAR per month per share.

A. V. GEAR, Secretary,2107 tf 122 King Street.

HEALANI MASQUERADE.

The llealanl Uoat ami latin tiunwill give a big masquerade ntsiu nnuhall on tho evening or I'rlda). Novem- -

her t,, nt the Alexander loung Hotel,The affair Is In the hands or a com- -nilllee composed of A. I. C Atkinson,b wamer .Mfciic joiiusun anu Alien ,

Iunn The unmasking will take platetit 11 o'clock and pilzcs will be givenfor the bet costumes In various gritdts'Ihtso will be distributed b) the Quernof the Masque, who Is to bo Bin roundedb) a chosen court of twelve "dames andjrentle-s- Tho whole roof gurden andthe two ball rooms will be tuined overto those In churke of the ball

Inspecilons h) Lieut Newton In theNational Guard of Hawaii will be com-

pleted on Thursdii) night of this weekCompany ' E" will be inspected to-

night, Compnn) IJ" tomorrow nightand Compan) C ' on Thttrsdn) night.

Hi imnllcunM held n Mr r.ilh In Punmil last night there being three or tout

bundled oili In ntit minute A IiIrIipitiful n f'M ii peil,ers was tiedeelJut fiutiili the t hinese Mine in t lie

in in r nnd ill n lower level dlieitli In

ficiiit was another iilntfiirm foi the

Smitten C Ailil presldt d

hikI kijn things moving hi tin in"i uppioved idvle 1114 method of Intto-ili- n

Inn the speukers litis p in Ic ului l

happy Notwithstanding Ihe showeinf 111" evening. Hip dowds IPinallii'ilabout tln platform until tlip Inst speakit had finished what he h.til to si

Among tlip sneakers we-t-e s cDwlghl Jnck Lucas Utotgc ItPiilon

aae Sheiwoo.l. Ilnrr) Minim. W "I

Itawllns. Prank Archer I V PiattN ll(i)tl .1 A Olltmiu Mini Will OIp

an.I'lelblbl) tllP bc'St SpOClll Of file I'll It

leg was that of W T Itawllns, lit pubIknn iioniliipc fur Count) Clctk MoiiIU

Inf. Hip plntfurtii. Iiu laid Ills hut onihe toof of I lie Chinese stotp tinil w.idti)

nllli sin h pIohuukp Hut hP Minii.lF YOU WANT ii (Willi" Job ilolii.

hud Hip nowd diPvrltiK hihlll) IIUlomutk. u .iii) intcrpntm i.j h.mi- -

Mr Knwllns naked hl uiiiIIpiup iitil'') ItiKndpd lunliiB in line of llnlri0uni niihoiR u stuncct in the mini- -

ti), cir did iIip.v Intend lmltiK n noli oflhl ,(! , lo i,,,,! iV(,, ,t Ihelt

"' ''"' iiiiHiu vmid in.viiluott tn down for n itnuiKei Aiihoiim of nnpt liittiu ftuni ter) dlt c i - kikh! ulll ut the lluwnllnn lion 1'puik

Hull. i:pinue kltevi who lip wits IIU &. Moiiiiiiiciit Co . Ltd.. to Carl M Low--

old nun had ninuuf.ii tilted In who will tondiKt thu IiiihIikkh atlio snip whlih hud cU.ttiKtd the whole tin old hIiiiiiI

tlt). Ills son ns iouuty aiiorne) would ,

Kit- - lo It Hut the lift) of the lit) Willi

lL.ide (.le.tn It was tiue that his f.itli-- lt;i In the iiitmiirnuure or Konp tun rLimn litiK a i .msnil imtiti imnut HlltnllM

to B'i fut tit from his pluie of Ijiislnifsand he wished to s.i) that as (mint) ut

torut). If theiv was un thing wioucdune diirliiK his tcuu of oIIIip he wouldulso i.iUc a sinoll Hut would be fiiiliplt.isuil foi the wroiiK-dop- Ml

Itiiwllns tnn ed u tduillurlty bitwiitttne 'putalile of the seven fat ami thKLcn lean kinc and the Itepiilitlmiiand Uuiun Ilule parties uliltli rausulKK.ii iipplaust The sjieikcr (Otnliultil his rtniaiks In llawuiluii, phiIIiirv 1th thu admonition .Mat poll! t on

.hi (Do nul fuiKet iuli

POOL T011HIInteieit In the Jiuol tournament Hon

in ptoKitgi, ai (he uillluid patloiH oftin .Moina hotel, seems lo he on the(intense as Judged b) the attenilameat tin llilid Kiiuie of the seilcs, whliltxu place Ian i lining fhe lontesl- -

the 12

the up lo for l

the Honolululo the file In

V.nun game was Works

nut litlecoidiil James was the ulniinmulling the 100 total while Kulii)had obtained 78. Iho next gamewill take pl.it e us indlutted tint) theMimn.l lillltiiril icilliifu will tiroti.ililibe well h) the of thofi1tit.ua. li.t.ic, ,tf I. n I

1'itt j i a ituu ivittis ut iiic tuiiiT-

NEW CATHOLIC PLAN.

New York. Sept 2D --An Inqulr) Istiered hi thu Vatican

mint laiorable to the establishnient uf u ('ulliolk natrlnrih

I.n . i..,i...i.. ....,.. nu.... .n....iu ut, aiifjiu auiuu (milltries which might he tailed semipendmt or Home has Just been com

to a Tribune dlspatililIt om Home

Ei lilt mo was roiiml of the cxlstencoof a movement this kind amoug thoadvanced section or the clergy, cspedally the Prendi and Irish, who wishto Join (ones with to give to.1 . 1...- -. I. . l. .. .1 ill tinf iiniidi u ,i(it' Hiuill TU UIKI mil-ni- l

impure

THE RECORD,

New Yoik, Sept 29 Mused on thoill thus fai by In- -

cunipiinles. tho dividend pa)- -

mentH in October will It calculatedby the Journal Cotutiieice. reach

the pievlous month about'and marl) $1 ovei the August

llowevei theboluw the average monthly

ments the ) ear previous to ugtist.While tho October list Is longstriking leatures is round In the ract

It mude up inalnl) tompara- -

iitclj small

I

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nVENIXli T I! . OCT. C,

WANTSFor Want See Page Six

HELP

rAITIIIi 1'IRSON ro CAIl ONretail Ira Ic mj jkiMitt for franut tur ne liou tIn it trim r aralKM .atatv f i pa 1 miklvan-- rinw mimii ajam-- i riniun fiprii.rme inneiesry t sitlon prrn inpni - nM,sunfislut iii s If aJIrissil envt piSurriitenJi-n- Itavtle, tao Mum Hi J(c

CtlkaKO '--I

FOR RENT.

FOR RCNT Cheap, 2 muni liiinlsheilcottage siutnhli fur n i otiple or 21 n Alukcit IIoiiki sTSJw

LOST.

t Mnleritltv Home on Situr-da- )

i an enameled liitttirllypin m with peails I'ltnlcr to

olllet iitnl i wattIt

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

in i ii tiiiinK rt'piumiK mi hh'iiikdot Ih mil on r I In) ahlii

1. uilu SI

NEW - TO-DA- Y

-SPECIAL NOTICE.

I thu da hnM Mild nil Hoik mill

II E IIENDIIirKD.tli d 0(1. .". I'.KH

2n8 lw

NOTICE.

AI the adjourned iiiiitlni; orHip Knplolnul Llmitul, held ther.lh da or Oitobei, the fnllonliiKwere t lertetl olllius for the UlsilllIKearDavid Kawananakoa PresidentJonah Kalanlanaole Vice Pres.Jesse P. Makalnal SecretaryJohn Colburn TreasurerOliver K. Stlllrrian AuditorThe III Kt four (it the alioie to tlirr

with John II W'lxi thellitaitl or Din doiH

IESHI3 V MAKAINAlSt i ii tar) Estate Limited

Honolulu Odohii 1'Mi, .''.7S ,t

BY AUTHORITYSEALED TENDERS.

Heali d TendeiR will be leiclud livthe Siin of I'ttblle WoiKh

light to rejeit ail) and nil billsIIENHV E COOPER,

Supi ilntenili lit Piiblh Woiks2,"8 Ot

PoOIld'MaSter'S NollCG Of

Notice Is hereby glicn that the ani-mals described below halo been Im-

pounded In tho Ooierntnent Pound tilMaklkl. Kona. Island of Oahtt. and

a'unlcss tho nound fees nnd damacesaro sooner satisfied will bo sold at the,lntn ImMmfi.. named according tolaWiOct. 4. 1H0- 3- -- While house hraiidi d E

on the right hind lig All fedshod

ulioio descrlbpd nnlmnl will tinK)i,i Saturday, Od 21 11103, at

'noon, If not called (or be(oro tho datimentioned.

j

2,6.3t I'oundmast'er.f w m

flfiEThe Elks has, ball team by loduy's

Klnau sent n chullence to llllo (or agame or to bo plaed Inbetween the Elks und a team pit lit dfrom among tho ulavers of the ltltr

to L W Haworth. editor ,u( the IllloTribune It Is that lr Ibu

Is nrrcpted tho Elks will sal)'ror In nhout two weeks AdmiralIlec kle) ot the Klnau Is enthusiasticabout the-- matter and has todo his best to bring a gamo ubout whilelie is In Illlo this tilp.

a . .

"For Sale" card at Bulletin orflctt.

attis weie Kuhe) and James and until m of Satiinhi), the 31st or

evennisii in siotc of pla)ers October, DrcdKliiK Vedlon No olend or the Hist lialf-doie- n brpaks, llaihor.

nae loiifcldernblu zett contest l'ltum und HpirlllcntloiiH onA Hone and Will Wilder jicUd ns'ollne or EukIiiict ot Tub

kits and the fought with H

extreme taliness. a dispute heltiK Tho Hupeilnteiidi resenes Ihe

but

tluunistd rilends..,...,

oi regardingmint

wtstiiru..iimi- - niciiiiit

Ititle

pitted according

or

America.. .. I

DIVIDEND

derations annuiiniedlustrial

Isor

In

baseball

exptded

$ l ,;i3 2'Jii This is an Iniienso ovenlslaud Tho wasof J.'.JOO.nno

imioimhi

'dlsbiirsfiiienis amountIs pa).

orn one,

that is ortllshurscnients

urmi

LOST

HiIh.'i"s

1'iii.T

F.

or

EstraYS

'our

The12

LTKu WS

Illlo

Illlo

The BUSINESS MAN'8 HANDY IN .

DEX, published In the Saturday Bulltv I'm Maul pons, per stmr Maul, Oct.tin and the Weekly Edition, gives '(! C D l.ufkln. Mrs E Cleveland,concise and resume of all le Mrs Knuihaiila, Mrs Lee Sec, Mrs.gal notices, calls for tenders, Judg ju-on- See. Miss M Gomis. W It

permits and real es-- gar nnd wife A T Dottomlcy .1. Watt,tate transactions. Evening Bulletin, C V Slut lev ant. W. J Coelho. J. M.75 cents per month. Weekly Bulletin, 'Vivas, Miss Julia Miss Mor- -$1 per year. Iris, Miss lullo. Kelllaa, Mrs. E K. Ke--

' illlau und two children.Fine Job at the

nfflee

The Expert DentistsFor honest work at low prices. Thelargest and most complete Dental officesin the Hawaiian Islaus.

Mj 215 HOTEL STREET,, OFF UNION

inwfinwinni iynyi gy W' 'inqpi.'j.iy.M.,

BULLETIN. HONOLULU TCEPDAY, 1903.

Column

WANTED.

WANTED

ri'tinnreceive

'il'lli'i.'"sif

annualEstate

loiiKtltiitliii;

Kaplotanl

KEKEUNE.

challenge

promised

PASSENGERS BOOKED.

Depnitment

ehallengo addiessed

complete

building

Kapevva.

Printing Bulletin,

.1:

rlnlenihut

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

TIDES.

s c

8 K IS SS iE"'

a n ft p m p m a m p m

iiMonJay llili I ii S S 44

IcetJay ! 1) St,Wf Jnfi t II l l i s

.11TtiuisJav I t t 49 IC 41 I t4 s "IllJay M J )0 II IO It 14 S 40'

p mSaturda. 0 tl 6 io III S t

a mSunJay '", ", S SI

Monday S ct t.4l 8 j6 o 4 1 ' S 1) S 1

i

I' till moon (lit 6th at 4 u2 a inTldcc rotu tlio United 8utes Comt

and (icodetic btirey Tallies.Tho tides at Kauulul and Kilo occur

ubout an hour earlier than af Hunolulu.

Hawaiian Standard Time Is 10b 30mtlower than Greenwich time, betasthat of the meridian of 167.30. Tb!time whlBtlo blows at 1:30 p. m., whichIs tho amc as Greenwich. 0b 0m.

Wiiilhil llineitti, I'linnhoti Oct fi i

Ti tupei.itliie Mornlni; minlnittiii. 71,tnldihi niitlitiitin, S't.

lliiioiintit .it 'i n in.. 30 01, rtendyItulnfitll usHew I'olnt. 1.71'.

()ltiiinldliy at '.) a. in., 71 per tentWind, i N E; wenlher, fair

a

ARRIVED.

Tliesihi). Oct (!.

Am. bkt Kllkltiil. Culler. 20 tla)ilium l'utl liitiiihle, at 9 15 n in

Tuesday, Oct C.

l'lcmli iitilscr l'totct. (ruin S.mI'i'muiIbio on pott ut 2 p in,

Am tiht Atohu, Pry, 21 dn)s finmI'ort C.imlilp, nt J p. in.

.a a

DEPARTED.

.Monday, Oil. 5Sliur I j hiia. Xnpala, foi .Molokal

rorls.S S Slheila, Smith, (or San Prim-- i

Isiu.Stint r Walalenle, Cooke for .Maul

poits.Stmr Km An Hon, Tttllctt (or Ana-ho- i

t. Klhitie.i, llanalci und Klllhlualtiltnr Noeau I'edersuu, (or llouokitu

i.ud Kiikiilhaclc.Sinn Kalul.inl, Weir, (or Puauhnti,

Kukaluu I uupiihoehoe und I'apaaloaTuesdn) Od C

P M S S China, Tilde, foi the Or-- li

ut at 1 a in.Stmt Klnati, Pricmnn, (or Illlo und

wii) pons, at 12 in.

TO SAIL TODAY.

Stnir Maul Bennett, foi Maul portsut 5 p. in.

Stnir W (1 Hull, Thompson, ror Etce'e, Kolo.i, Nawlllwlll, Aliuklnlnnd Ha- -

l.amaulti. at r, p. m.Sltnr. Nllhau, Thompson, ror Wnl

iniu. at 3 p in.(J. no. btltr. Eclipse, Gahati, for Man1

und Hawaii ports, at S p. in.Stnir. Kit Mol, lllpa, for Kohalalelc

al I p in.

PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

Kor Illlo and vva) potts, per stmr.Kluiiu, Oct C Mrs lllng Tong, S.K.inila and wife, Ilrother Lertrum, Sis-

ter M Ueata, Sister Ilcnetllda, K Pavo,Mrs J Dow, Hugh Galbraith, .Mrs. (iioDish i, Oto Ito98, J W. Harvey andwife II Hoffman, A. C Aubrey, I). L.

11 MtCorristuu llev I) b'cttd-d-

and wire, A. Atcher, llev E V.Ihwlug, L A dc la Nnx, A L. Alilo,It U. Knight. W. G. Kir- - nnd wire.Hev. 11 II. Drown nnd wire, Theo,Wolff

ROBERT GRIEVE CO.

The Hubert Orlovo Publishing CoIs being leorganlzcd and a week or suwill see tho filing of new articles o(Incorpoiatloii. J. I.. McLean willprobably bo president nnd Harry

Ihe present head of thu Institution,Is mentioned as manager. E. I', lllsli-op, N E. Gedgo and Hary Armltagewill probably fill o dices.

The Idea Is to remodel tho wholo In-

stitution, purchase new' und modempililtlng machinery and In overy wajto make thu place ono that tan be, re-

lied on to turn out matter taciirately,at a moderate cost and according totbu vtry latest and best methods

TRACY ON A VACATION.

First Lieutenant Clifton II. Tiai).battalion adjutant or thu NationalGuard or Hawaii, leaves soon uu u twomonths' vacation tilp lo the mainland.He lias been granted a leave, or absencufor the length o( time stuteel. Ah thereare to bo no battalion drills ror at leasta couple or months, Mr. Tracy's n

senio rrom the leglment will not bnlilt Resides being battalion adjutant,he is the filler Inspidor tinder thoHoard or Health and hero it Is that hu'will bo greatly missed

POLO SALTERROOT

Whitney &

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Grand Opening

ON928 ST. 91 ST

OF

New - GoodsDIRECT IMPORTATIONS FROM NEW YORK

ON

THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY,

OCTOBER 8, 9, 10,

& Ltd.

PianosWESTER-MAYE- R

PIANOSAT

HoffschlaenerCoLIMITED,

KING and UETIIEL 6T8.

FORFAMILYUSE

Nobody wants anything pure

wines liquors.

pride thispurity bread

eats. 'When want articleupon purity qualitywhich depend, come

Thos.F.McTiglie&Co.,WHOLE8ALE WINE AND

LIQUOR MERCHANTS.

KING STREET.

Phono Main MO

SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB.

I'lieie huge attendancemeeting the Social Science Club

homo Sinllji. Nuiiiinu Ave- -evening uujcci

meeting election olllcers.President Qrlllllhs iiiiaulnioiiflyJetted piesldcnt clubCllte Davlcs reelected fcccictui)

uapei EsiahllshitKiitPses Museum Patlfle Re-

gion' lead Curator Ililghamlllsliop Museum.

Among those piescnt meetingPoiesler Hull, who asked

wotils brlell),making stulemcnt that believed

fiituie (oiesti) Hawaii fromeconomic standpoint, both val-

uable woods fioiu juotectlvebringing rain lands wheut

vvuter supply Importantslutetl rurthci thut least cpiit

lluwullin should givenroiestiutlou plate Teirltoi)

satlsluttoiy basis.Alter leading Piof. Ilrlgham's

paper number questionsasked members along lineethnological discover) undent

"For Bile" cards Bulletin offles

nnd AMERICAN STICKSBAMBOO BALLS.

ftX CZ7 CLUBS, CADDY BAGSWWLi-- I2TC., ETC.

ANNOUNCE

TTFh'IVTiV.TI C rackets, ballsIil IttO TAPE tinU INETS

lAWDWARISP JRl'INQ QOODS tinil BICYCLES

WHITAIANTHE 3POP7INQ GOODS HOUSD TWO STREETS.

FORT OPEN SATUR DAY NIGHT. KING

Marsh, Ltd.

Whitney Marsh,

Across the Continenton the

NEWOVERLAND

LIMITEDCHICAGO In

LESS THAN 3 DAYSSEW YORK

3 D AYSI9 HOURS

LUXURIOUS

EVERY DAY TRAIN

Bath, Sarber, Buffet, Library,Electric (leading Lamps In every Booth, Observation Car, i

Service. " " " " "Telephone j

SOUTHERN PACIFIC!

e. o. Mccormick,PastenQer Traffic Manager.

T. M. GOODMAN,General Passenger Agent.

IAN FRANCISCO ....CALIFORNIA510 OS

Hair Brushes

At

Popular Prices

25c to $3.50

Direct from tho mukcr.Remember the tttore.

Chambers Drug

Co,, Limited,Coiner Fort and King Streets

Castle & LansdaleFIRE AND PLATE GLA08

INSURANCEREAL ESTATE and INVESTMENTS.

8TANGENWALD BLDQ.,

'Phone Main 70. . Rooms

FOR RENTIn Manoa: Two story bouse, 3bedrooms, mosquito proof, andelectric lights.

LOT 100x200. $25.00.

FOR RENTNuuanu Valley near brickyards,house with large grounds,

J30 PER MONTH.

FOR RENTCottage on corner Miller nndEeretanla Streets.

J30 00.

Port Costa Flour

WHITE AS SNOW.

Fins Job Printing nt the Bak'ttlisfflce,

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Al. a a ." - -- . . inriMiiBimii V.- ..'-- --ll datab. ,

The time is coming; when you I

must have

Clothing:UnderwearShirtsTies'SoxCollarsMatsTrunks andValises

You can get what you want

J. LAWSTWO STORES

152 Hotel St., near Union, and931 Fort St., below King

Depot for the" Bess of the Road '' Overalls

A Rare Chance For

A Good PurchaseThe extension of Hotel street through

Kawalnli.io to Al.ipnl street opened upsome very fine property. I lie old Paliaupremises lie both sides of the .treetwltlia front of about 137 feet en the inaukaside and of 13G feet on the makal sltte,This property affords fine sites for manu-facturing; plrnls or tenements' znd will besold as. 1 whole or In lots to suit purchaser.

Apply only to

A. N.. Campbell,With Gistle & WithlnRton,

MERCHANT STREET, Op Post Office

WOMAN'S EXCHANGE

HOTEL ST., NEXT DOOR TO BEN-SON tt SMITH'S.

The best nssortment of SamoanKapus hand-mad- e Koti Calabashes, Ja-va Mats and enamelled Jewelry Intown Call and Bee for joursplfen

JAS. F. MORGANAuctioneer and Broker,

847-85- 7 Kaatiumanu Street.

P. O. BOX 594. TELEPHONE 72.

ieruritaMlRaiRtKurMIV.

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THIS SPACE RESEPVLDFOR

JAS F.MORGAN.

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