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JX HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1903 PltlOB G OENT8

(JfTTi REM iuierami Wiliii) ONE MM IN A M HI!! (MY TURKS ARE REPULSED

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MAUI FOR

MIV HKIKWhen politics begin, to boom on the

Island of Maul, they boom In goodshape. Just now, the politicians E.both Republican and Home Ruts are 'elsall agog over the choice of men' to fill thethe county offices. The Democrat thelime not been heard from and It Is

presumed that they have fused withthe other political elements of tlio theIsland. Politicians liaye been arrivingfro mMaul during; the past fen day Inand they report the following list ofnames suggested by the two parties forthe various positions under tha coun-

ty! theSupervisors Senator H. P. Baldwin,

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Senator S. K. Kaluc, Representative B. to13. Kolamn, Ilev. E. M. Itanuna, C. U theKookoo, J. IC. Kahookele, Harry Bald-win, A. N. Haysclden, W.'F, Pogue, D. InH. Kahaulello, J. H. Itaymond, T. B. ofLyons and Tom Clark.

Attorney N. W. Alull. John Rich-

ardson, Avon II. Crook, J. U, Coke and toIiosslbly Judge Kalua.

Sheriff U M. Daldviln. Dill White, asS. K. Kalue, Judge Kalua. D. II.

Edgar Morton and W. E. Saf-fie- y and(tho last two In case L. M. Balil-v.l- n tofalls to run).

Auditor Judge McKay. W, 0. I

Aiken and D. H. Morton.Surveyor J. K. Kahookele, Hugh

Howell and Peter Lamar, setClerk James Keola and Representa-

tive KtUlnoI.Treasurer I M. Baldwin.Assessor W. T. Robinson, W. 0,

Aiken and T. B. Lyons.

Rich asbestos mines have been dis-covered near Irkutsk, Siberia.' .

It

FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.

GUNST-EAKI- N

CIGAR CO.,

SOLE AGENTS.

Warm Weather ClothesTwo-piec- e Sails aa4 Wkite and

Faocj Washable Waistcoats bearing

this famous Bark

jljredenjaminsMAKERS MWyoRK

Sails la cool serges, homespuns,

crashes and flannels. Washable

Waistcoats ia duck, crash, madras,

silks and flaaaels. All fabrics

DOUBLE SHRUNK bj the LeiioflCotd

Water Process la the BENJAMIN shrink-ingTfit-

not seat oat to PUBLIC

til sl ai mtair sv LaImm tatlttftjunui(0 ni ma vi itviuj iumku,BENJAMIN Sumner Suits and Waist

coals cin'l lost their shapo after a

III lie wearing like rub; elbor ivRWcr

clollW ibapwclaliUf IfliMtl and

bad lilkl prtta kU,

THE KASH

IS 8TOLEN

IS,)Another robbery of valuable jewelry

took placo yesterday afternoon. Mrs.W. Jones was the victim. The Jew--

were taken from her bedroom atresidence on Klnau street betweenhours of 1 ana 4 In the afternoon.

Mrs. Jones had left the house. Hemother and other relatives staying oa

premises had left the main build-ing and were busy In' another home

the rear. The. main house, fromwhich the jewelry was taken, was leftopen.

Tho stolen Jewelry was taken fromtop drawer of a bureau standing In

Mrs. Jones' bedroom. The thief seemshave been very well acquainted with

premises and whero Mrs. Joneskept her valuables. Tho other articles

the drawer and likewise the contentsthe other drawers were not In the

least degree, disarranged, showing veryvldently that no search had been' maJo

find tho jewelry.A number of valuable articles, such

gold watches, gold chains, .etc.,which belonged to Mrs. Jones' relatives

which were In the room right nexttho one from which tho jewelry was

taken, were not touched.The stolen articles Included one plain

gold wedding ring, two diamond rlngc,one opal ring, one topaz ring, ono ring

with six smalt diamonds, one otherring, ono Hawaiian coat-of-ar- pinand scvcrnl; other articles the exa-.- t

number of Which Is not known. Thearticles are valued at several hundreddollars. Detective David Kanpa 1;working on the case.

Cotton Brothers' big suction dredg-cr began the work of dredging thoNaval slips this morning. These sllpilitve fillcd'up'wtth mud from the harbor to such an extent that In placettho depth Is only twenty-flv- feet.The avcrago Is about 23 feet 6 Inches,The slips are to be dredged out totheir original depth of thirty feet. As

Is probably only ordinary soft mudwhich has filled the Blips, no troubleis expected. The dirt which Is takencut Is being filled into the triangularspace on the Walklkl side of Navaldock No. 2. This placo belongs to

& Lyle.

it wm m kona

A' story camo from Kona this mornlug that the Wilson, Lyon Company,which recently took over tho Kona-Ka-

Railway Company, had thrown upthe sponge and announced their InnuiJity to cope with the proposition; alsdthat the'y had turned everything overto W. A. Wall, t,ho surveyor, who haschargo of tho work up there. Tho ru-

mor could not be corroborated, al-

though several peoplo who armed lathe Mauna Loa today were askedabout the matter.

The steamer Klnau sailed on herregular run for Hllo and way porta 'to-day with a Urge Hat of passengers, in-

cluding many tourists for the volcano.The fine boa ought to make good timeas she has Just come oft the marinerailway, where she had her bottomcleaned last week.

.

ASWlfi!wACtrrttr ChfOtt 'r M

CO., LTD.wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmMmm

nnkClinton J. Hutchins Telis

Of Prospects For the

Future.

LAND OWNERS HAVE

IEDUCED THE BENTS

WITH $200,000 OR $250,000 PLANTATION SHOULD YIELD 6,000

GOOD WORK DEINQDONE. ' r

A short time ago tho Kona SugarCompany was convalescent. Thencame a period when tho ostate wason tho high road to recovery and today comes the news that a permanenteuro has been effected.

Among tho passengers from Konaiu'the Mauna Loa today was ClintonJ Hutchins, the real estate man, whoIr. Interested In tho Kona Sugar Com-pany. Ho had the following to Bay toa Bulletin reporter this morning:

"Kona Is a good proposition asgood as anything In tho Islands. Thtrill? Well, there are people who fullIt a scrap heap, but I want to tell youthat that very samo scrap heap turn-ed out 333 bags of sugar one day lastweek while i was In Kona and It quitat that because thcro was no morecane.

in tho matter of tho leases withwhich the plantation has been tl-- d

t'p, I would state that the s

of Kona have met us halt way andhi.vc shown a most admirable spirit.They want to see tho plantation prosper and to this end they havo agreedto reduce the rents and the, acreage ofhinds now under lease to the plantsHon. Wo will go along on the samorents up to January 1 of1 next year,when wo will enter Into tho nowagreements. The leases at tbo pres-ent time aro for various periods, butmost of tho new leases at reducedrates, will be for fifty years.

"Yesterday, tho plantation beganon two new fields, one of 213 and onoof 350 acres and tbo calculation Isthat about 250 bags a day will be thorecord until theso fields have beencleared.

'The 1903 crop will net about 1,500tons and, on account of tho recent dif-ficulties, there will bo nothing In1904. In 1905, thcro wilt bo 713 acresof plant and rat toons; In 1906, C40

acres of the same, and 1907, accordingto tho present calculations, there willbo 1,100 acres of plant and rattooncane.

"We aro free from all Incumbrancesand havo 2,250, acres of cleared landthat Is ready to be planted. On theettato aro all tho buildings, roadr,railroads, mill, cleared land, horses,mules, wagons, harness, flumes, wireropes for trolleylng cane, cane carland all other paraphernalia. Alt wehavo to do Is to go ahead and wo canmake the placo as small or as largeas we desire. It Is calculated- thatwith tne expenditure of from 1200,000to $260,000 we should bo able In fouryears' time to make the Kona SugarCompany a. 6,000-to- n plantation."

Windmills In Germany are now beingused to produce power to drive elto- -trlc motors.

When You Need

DRUGSDon't think of tho price bowcheap you can get them. Thinkof the best drugs, tho purest,freshest and strongest andcome whero you always getthem. You cannot get an In-

ferior drug In our storewe do not handle any In-

ferior drugs or chemicals. Ev-

erything that wo handle Is thobest quality, Thero aro nopriced lower than ours If youcoimlitur quullty.

HOBRON DRUG CO

Two Storos

fhuit in coup aTQfiAOE,

WELLS, FARGO & CO,

EXPRESS.

Oltiif, Miunl, Tf'fli TiltplitniPIvtHii

DRIFTING ON OCEAN

THROUGHOUT THE NlfitlT

IS THIS MORNING RE8CUED FROMPRECARIOUS 8TATE BY DEP-

UTY SHERIFF

W. Adamsthwaitc had a thrilling ex-

perience last night which might havoended with disaster for him had It notbeen for the foresight of Deputy Sher-iff Charles Chllllr.gworth. Adams'h-watt- e

went down to tho waterfront tosee the Rlthet come In yesterday af-

ternoon. Ho has been lit of late andthought somo fresh sea air would dohtm good. He consequently went tothe boat landing and hired the shore-bo- at

"Minnie" from boatboy Mabuka.Adamsthwalte started trom the boat

landing at about 4:30 p. 'm. He wr--

alone, doing the rowing' himself. Whenbe arrived off tbo harbor, nc found thathe enjoyed the sea ulr so 'much that hawanted to go still farther out. Hatvn, ,,,.i,i it,. .. i, it, ho'lcnmuir to June lime, althoiiKh. durwas balled by tho deputy sheriff, the mostcrly argument of counsel,was out In one of the Young brothera' "meono on the side, thatlaunches with n party of friends huntIng the festive shark.('Id not like tha Idea of seeing the manolono In a lout so fur out and offercjtn tow him Into port.refused the oRei and stayed outside.while the launch went buck Into tbeharbor.

It was shortly after this that troubhbegan to come thick and fast for tbamateur navigator.

About ten minutes after the launch,..,....,,one of his oars. In

reaching for It, ho tumbled overboard.He could not sw m. but luck Mr ho man-- 1

aged to get hold of the gunwhale of theboat. After much difficulty, he got Icto tho boat again. In the meantime, hAhad only one oar. He did not know

about skulling aioa' o he'was unable to intko uuy hondway. Asla consenuence ho keDl drifting to lea--ward,

All through the night the uufortun- -ate man kept awake watching the boatdrifting further and further awayfrom tho land. Ho kept watching thoDiamond Head light and tried as beathe knew how to keep Inside Of It. Hawas wringing wet and shivering withcold as he sat alone In the driftingboat, not knowing that he would eversee land again.

At dawn, s boat drift-ed close to two Japanese tampans. Thepoor fellow thought his troubles wereall over. He hailed them with glee.told them of his plight and asked themto tow him ashore. Tho hard-heart-

Orientals refused to do this. They sa'.tlthero was no wind, so that if they wentashore they would not get out to seaagain

During all this, people on shore hadnot forgotten At aboutC p. m. Manuka became anxious abouthim and went out with bis brother Ina shoro boat to look for the missingman. Although Mabuka went Quitfar out, he could see no sign of him

Deputy Sheriff couldnot get him out of his mind. Durlnsthe evening and night be telcpbonelseveral times to ascertain wheth-- r

bad returned. On receiving negative answers oach time, he decided to go out at daylight to look forhim' Early this .morning the deputy andManuka started on tbo search Inlaunch. . After cruising around In sissag fashion "for quite a while, the dep-uty finally picked up the missing boatthrough a field glass. The launch soonreached It. waa foundwet and miserable. He was overjoyedat being rescued. Tbo boat was towedashore.

was seen tn his roomIn tho Pacific Hotel on Union streetthis morning. He was In bed restingafter the terrible night he had spent.but seemed nono the worse for the al-- !venturo.

The Dank of Hawaii, asking for anopinion from tho Attorney Oencral asto the law on the of Itsstarting a branch bank at Llhuo,Kauai, was Informed by Mr, Andrewsthat such a branch would be allowableas long as the brunch was conductedunder the officer of tha parent con-cern ilnd no change was muds In

or nature nfbusiness, A sepiile and distinct Insti-tution, although carrying on businessas n brunch, would nocsuluto nswnrlUlf nf

The MAN'S HANPY INPfcX, n lln SituriKy nulls-ti-

anil tin WuMy UWtn, glviscondis mil tamnliU ruumi ( ill lcui nslltss, Mill fir lindsri Hy.rnnli, pirniltt in4 rillliti Kvinlnn Bwllslln.Ft tmli uir Aiinllii WlfMiIt yv)w

1I111IEI)

Judge Will

Evidence In HabeasCorpus.

CHU KIN'S APPLICATION

FOR JUNG

who!lnKremarked,

Chllllngnor-- n

Adamtthwatto

(anything

Adamsthwalte

Adamsthwalte.

Cbllllngworth

Adamsthwalte

Adamsthwalte

Adamsthwalte

proposition

cap-italisation, management

flUBINEBSiiubllihid

bulMIngIriniiillvnt.

Nuliillft,

Gear Hear

DING'S BABIES

DOUTHITT CLAIM8 PETITIONERHA8 NO RIGHT TO CHILDREN

UNDER ESTEE'S DETER.MINATION.

Little Jung Hlng and her two bables, accompanied by the Inlthfnl oldChlneso nurse and a pair of feedingbottles, appeared before Judge Gear atIt o'clock this morning. There Is nonupfitlnii ralsm! nn tn tho rhllilren ho-7 . " '

thero was no proof that tho lady wasthe mother of tho Infants.

Chu Kin, applying for a writ of ha" corpus for the little ones claims

to be their father. Their mother do- -

ulcs the allegation. Ho whom tnomother alleges to be the paternal parent of her offspring Is en route to the!Client I

Attorney J. W. Cathcart appearedtnr thp Ktt.nlpepi fnthor Phil Klti-- . 'Attorney K. A. Douthltt representedtl.o unu spitted mother, Jung Hlug.

Ju ,, .muicd ono,hc IaKw b whe tll0 oM nmJ... '. . ... .,. .....

(rhlM nn ,,. ,.,, , ,h ,, ,.Counsel wanted to argtto the res Ju

dicata question Immediately, us previously arranged,nnd were anxious fortin) hearing on the merits of the casoto go over untH Thursday morning.

Douthltt offered the opinion ofJudge Cstvo In the case In evidence.

Judgo Clear said be bad read theopinion.

Douthltt said Estco had decided thatChu Kin and Jung Hlng had neverbeen married. Judgo Gear was awareof this fact.

Cathcart-objecte- to the admissionof the Federal Judgo's opinion In evi-dence, saying It was Immaterial. Hosaid the Judgment of tho Court wasnot contained In the opinion but In thodecree.

Douthltt, speaking of the burden nftha Federal Court's Judgment, said hohad prepared It himself.

"What! the opinion?" asked JudgoGear.

"No; the decrco," answered Douthltt. "Judgo Estee was going away, soI prepared and presented tbo decrcofor signing."

Catbcart objected to tbo introduc-tion of both tho opinion and the

Douthltt wanted to Introduce certainportions of Esteo's opinion tending toshow that the matter was res Judlcats.

Cathcart said they were Irrelevant

(Continued on Page 0.)

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For aMonarch

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bow shirts wo Ngaro 2

pot yoH ei tbo right truck,

Reliable aegllgo slilrls In

fiaudsowo materials for

$I,W BsllsfaclloH Riaran-let-.,

LtviUKiton't. ia

WITOEAVY LOSSSOFIA, Bulgaria, Aug. 18. The fighting In the vicinity of Monasllr eon.

tlnues with frequent conflicts between bands of Insurgents and the Turkishforce maintained with the purported purpose of maintaining peace. TheTurks made an attack on the Insurgent stronghold today and were repuls-ed after a battle Irvwhlch the Turks lost 210 men In killed and wounded

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Germany Asks Men

For Its War PowerBERLIN, Germany, Aug 18. Thi German Government In developing

Its military establishment will ask for 40,000 additional men for permanentservice. It la anticipated that this Increase In the permanent war powerwill meet with strong opposition. Thr people have been chafing under theIncreasing burden of the army In funds and men.

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Empress of India

Sinks Chinese CruiserHONGKONG, China, Aug. 18. The steamer Empress of India of the Ca-

nadian line ran down and sank the Chinese cruiser Huangtal today. Thir-teen were drowned and 170 rescued.

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8AN FRANCISCO, Cat., Aug. 17.

Ml TAXES

Three pew tax questions wcro submitted to Attorney General Andrews '

(or opimua mis uiiernuuu. i hu uiv.as to whethir, when an Investment hasproved a total iallure. It can be deduct-ed from tho net lucomo tinder the In-

come law, as u loss, and whether tbbdeduction Is to bo allowed at .tho timeof the making of the Investment or attho tlmo It Is said to have- - provenfailure. The Income of a corporationcan be materially altered one way brthe other by the settling of 'this ques-

tion.Tho other question Is as to whetbsr

corporations or Individuals are to beallowed anything for depreciation tnstock, stocks or fixtures.

Tho Attorney General's office I

rushed with business at present, a doesn or more technical questions await-ing opinions.

Eluco Lorrln Andrews has been inoffice he has rendered over two hun-

dred written opinions and almost asmany oral opinions on various mat-

ters, averaging over one written opin-

ion per day.

Paris, July 31. A rather plain off-

icial Intimation has been given that if

reductions aro desired in the new

French tariff In the duties levied oaAmerican assorted meats they will boaccepted only for reciprocal tariff concessions In the case of French goodsentering the United States.

The law enacted during the lastdays of the" recent session affected anumber of articles, Including saltedmeats, the msln American product,the rate on these meats being aboutDoubled. A large French trado Intheso meats has grown up and has Itscenters at Havre and Doulogne.

Practically all the salted meat usedParis and in tho interior of Francowas o and other Americanpacklug centers. Tho United States

James A.

BanisterWe guarantee this shoe.

It is unqucitjoiubly thefinest shoe made best instyle, best in lit and bestin material, Made ofpatent coll skin, blucherstyle.

Manufacturers'

SUGAR: Beets, 8s 6d.

10

IPINd UNDo

The matter of the Pioneer Mill Com-pany Jumping lands of tho Lahalna.luna Seminary recently came to the

Attorney General, whscommunicated with thJ manager JJC.

the corporation, advising that unlessthe company ceased to Interfere withtho property of the Seminary the lawwould have to take Its cause.

Tho Lahalnaluna Seminary ownscertain lands devoted to agriculturalpursuits for tho benefits of education.It has been the custom, It la alleged,for the Pioneer Mill Company toJump these lands or portions of themfor cano planting purposes. J '

The work of the school thereby be-

ing' materially interfered with the. at-

tention of tho Government wasbrought to bear and, -- In morp dlnlo-natl- c

language, the manager of thop)ant!on;-wa- s told to quit Jumping orKct acste'dit

as ''He wary of soft words, for they often

have a har.l meaning.

"For Sals" cards at Bulletin office.

Embassy here haa not yet heard di-

rectly from tho packers, who expected'to have the aid of the State Depart-ment, but tho French Importers otAmerican meats are much agitated andare forwarding petitions, saying thattheir extensive business Is threatenedwith destruction.

Informal official Inquiries have fol-

lowed, bringing out the fact that th4French authorities hold the view th.itany amelioration rates should be off-

set by concessions to French goods un-

der the law authorizing the Presidentto make reciprocal arrangements. Thisleads to the belief In

I American official quarters that the'question ot a Franco-Americ- rec-iprocity treaty may be again taken up,as the Increased French rates give anew basis for concessions.

HOI

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Shoe Co., Ltd,.IGSIPorlftrHt,

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TWO BVKNINQ DDLLETIN, HONOLULU. T. If., TUESDAY. AUO, 18, 1903.

If you tiava amail sum ol

money that youenn't find a goodI n vent in on t to" fit," we can'club It" with

several othernmitll sums andInvest It In

tor you ii ml pnyyou the IntereHtIn canli every lxmontrm. Let uhtell you nbout It.

Henry Valerhouse

Trust Company, Ld.

Cor.FortS Merchant

Streets.

MASONIC TEMPLE

rYEEKLY CALENDAR.

Beginning Aug. 12, the Ma-

sonic Terriple will be closedfor repairs until Aug. 31st,

All visiting members of the or-e- r

are cordially Invited to d

meetings of local lodges.

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

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

V. F. STORCY, X. O.,

E. IL HENDRY, Secretary.All visiting brothers very cordially

lavltcd. I

' MYSTIC LODGE NO. 2, K. Of P.

Meet this (Tuesday) evening at 7 30

o'clock In Harmony Hall, King street.Visiting brothers cordially Invited toattend. Second Rank.

Dim C. A. PETERSON, K.IL8.CHAS. E. MOORE. C.C..

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

Meets every Friday evening at Har-

mony Hall, King street, at 7:30. Mem-Ver- s

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

w cordially Invited.JOHN NEILU..-C.C- .

E. IL N1EMAN, K4LS

577.HONOLULU LODGE 61, BP.rI

Honolulu Lodge No. C10. H. P. O. E,will meet In their new hall, on MI'lerand Beretanla streets, every Fridayevening.

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

Secretary, j

r. E. THOMPSON, E.R.

Wm. M'KINLEY LODGE No. 8, K.ofP.

Meets every Saturday evening at7:30 o'clock In Harmony Hall, KingatreeL Visiting brothcra cordially In--,

vlted to attend. I

II. S. GREGORY. CO.,A. B. PRESCOTT, K.R.S.

Gonsalves & Co.Limited.

WHOLE8ALE GROCERS.AND WINE MERCHANT8. I

25 QUEEN 8TREET, Honolulu, H. T.

B, BERGERSEN,

Tbe old Sewing Machine Agent, ds stilln business at 942 BETHEL STREET,HONOLULU. I

Stock on Hand Standard, Domestic,New Royal Servlsce, New Home, and

Hand Machine.Call and see. Try and buy.

ST. DAVID'S HOUSE715 Hrward St., Near Third, 8. F, Cat.

This Is ono ot tho best LodgingHouses In San Francisco; convenient-- I

ylocated to tbo center of the clt). the-

atres, etc.; 200 rooms, en suite nud sin-gle. Everything clean and neat.Howard 8L eltctrle cars pais thi door.

DON'T FORQET TO HINO. UPTilcphons Main 3M

rf you want yoiir dead or old horiei,cowi or mues taken aftay,

Ask for PHILIP LEINDECKCR,vyork Don Promptly and Cluiply,

Pull Prlf II.W,

BOWKHV MBHOHAHTPATflOL AHPCOKflPPNTIAI, A0Kf,qY.

(wjm4ii tiiliiii furui'bsd furuuuimi uwwi s iwmnfmt i

During these

Hard TimesAnd until further notice the

NEW ENGLAND BAKERY will

sell from their store on Hotel

Street, commencing April 1st,

35 Tickets, calling for 35Loaves Bread, for One Dollar,

Guaranteed best quality andfull

weight, Bread delivered from

the wagons will be 28 Loaves

for One Dollar, The differencestraight anil codeWlllSKICS. gin

Simply COSt delivery, WniCn'tmu now cents nt Fashionbenefit extend to wis- - '. "nmore

New England BakeryJ, OSWald Lulled, Mgr

HHBiaBiBa

NOTICETO

INVALIDSIf you want to get well,If you wish to your ape-tlte- ,

drink our

TOKAY - WINEIt Is tbo most pleasing of alt

wines; and because of Its pur-

ity, It Is highly recommendedfor Invalids.

Dose: Take a wlno glassfulof Tokay before meals andtho gradual Impiovcment.

LIQUOR DEPARTMENT.

HoffschlaegerCoLIMITED. I

25 King St., near Bethel

fTsaft?- -

New Fads InEye Glass Pads

Our eye glass guards Include all the latethings In form and style.

In our goods and our work we keep rightto the hour.

Wt investigate the new, hold to thegood and discard the bad.

Back of all is the skill and know ledge

essential In eye glass and spectacle fitting,

A. N. SANFORD.MANUFACTURINGOPTICIAN

Boston Building, Fort Street,Over May & Co.

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

General Agent for Hawaii

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

ALBERT RAASMANAGER IN8URANCE' DEPTM'T.

Office 4th floor, 8tangenwald bldg.

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

WOMAN'S EXCHANGE

MOTEL 8T, NEXT DOOR TO DENSON 4 SMITH'S.

The licit uMorlini'iit of PamnsnKupu hand mndo Knu Cnlitbuihcs. Javit Mats mid fiininiillril Jiiwdry Inlimn fan Mud son for yourself.

Bruco Cartwrl&htOiniral Minagtr of

THE lieyiTAMbK LlBMIUMIICK 0QETY

uf lit l'Hlld MilfH for liI4111I Illi4

WWIV JimffMmMnmi

LOCAL AND GENERAL

"Ilelvlsta."Occidental Hotel, cor. King and Ala-kc-

Mystic Lodge, No. 2, K. of P., meetstonight In Harmuny Halt, King stiect.

Kept on Ice Rainier and Prlmo Beeralso 0. P. S. Whiskey at tlio Pan-theon.

Xentlr furnished rooms nt the Pop-

ular. (1 11.50, and 2 per week. 1219

Fort street.George Paris was taken 111 very sud- -

clenly Krld.ty nlgnt. 113 is still con- -

fined to his bed.

Tno Weekly Hdltlon of tho EveningUulletln gives a complete summary oftho news of tho day.

AllIS 01

12V4 thewe our c strcct- -

keen

noto

Co.

"Arabic" ' not a fake, like some oii"""",,,,V"""'"v"f" ....In "";rthe preparations put on Iron roofs.

"". f ilifnrtil. IVaiI i'n npnnta

Judgo lie Holt orders Oeo. Rodlekuisciiargcu ns nuniiiiisinuur m i.te ulllng Cktnte nnd of the Anclu-.- estate.

I 0ovn'" ,)ole BaI(1 yestcitMy hewould appoint the Commissioner lutho St. Louis Exposition in A fewdays.

, There will be a meeting of the lolarill'kty Society for Women In t hf 'St.Andrew's Sunday school room this Lft- -crnoou at 3 o'clock.

I Chas. H. Atherton. captain on tho(iovernor's staff, has been grantejImio of nhsonM. 'or iilnclv rtavs. ItIs to take a trip to the .Mainland,

Accounts aro approved and dischargegranted by Judge Gc.tr in Hit matter ofGeo. Rodiek ns asslgueo In bankrurtc)of C. Klemine, Nee L? nnd Hata.

Judge Do Holt grants petition of WO. smith, administrator or tho cstatiof Ethel P. V. Gay. for an order auth- -

orlzlng the sale of real estate at Wal- -

Iuku.Judge Gear confirms tho sale of Ho- -

bello lane property at public uuUlon,by Sam Pall, guardian of Ollva La- -

beta, minor, to Wm. H. Harbottlo for$100U.

Patronlre home industry; wnen you the result of tho Insolvency of the ship-nee- d

starch, order Pla, or Hawaiian building trust which had control of thestuu'h. All grocers keep it for sale; Union Iron Works.costs no nioio nnd Is superior to anyImported. DULGARIAN RESERVES NEEDED.

There is no brand of pickles In the Sofia, Ilulgarla. Aug. 17. Two dlvl- -jHoild to equal the celebrated HclnpiCKios. ion can uuy iiicni irom yoi'r huvo ucen chiicu up igr nuive service,grocer. II. llncl.fcld & Co. are tolti dls-- This action Is explained by the s.

'ment that llirv arn called out now forH. H Williams is appointed by Judgo

'Gear as guardian of tho five minorchildren of J. C. Mcdeiros. deceased,

(anu juiia. uub aiijus .Meueirutt, una'.T?300 boudn.

Among the departuies for tho Const

Pacificduring city,

passenger

Frceth,Freeth.

swimming tace tournamentWestDay. Youig

HOURS

jobt port

N DNtWSBVW(Associated Press Cable.

POPE'8 GIFT TO POOR.Rome, Aug. 17. Pope Plus has niadogirt of 120.600 distribution among

the poor of Rome. ,

Convicts at tullac.Carson, Aug. 17. Four

the Folsom convicts "wore seen nearl,Ao,n(A Htm nt TilltllA tn Sntlirlatf

The stalc oltlcinla nro preparing to effect their capture should, they cross In

to Nevada. ,i

RAILWAY FORWashington, Aug. 17. Secretary of

ln,.. ti . - .rkl..n ...i.i. rt... ...........1WKH in iuuii-imm- v.nu uutvuiwi

Taft the Incs regarding tho

fe''"?," ZLTX?."?;KAW RIVER AT HIGHEST.

Knngl,a 0ly Aug.

kw rher now t , hgllMt p0lu( has since great flood ot

June nnd Is still rising. Temporarybuilt to replace thoso destroyej

the llrst Hood, have been Sweptawny.

FORTY DROWNED,Helslngfors, Finland, Aug. 17. The

upper u vessel on Lake TykO'

'"" carrying a large cliurcn excur- -slon a' ""psea ni 'otiy of tnoPe0Pi? n board tho time of the ills- -

were di owned.

'rmNFcF ntnTR .epoF.niNr.Canton, China, Aug. 17. rlo'.s

which broke out hero some time ago.having their object campaign

the railroad n'roBpreadlng In tho towns nlong the newrailroad. American engineers haveij0eu flrcd upon.

I

IRON WORKS RECEIVER,gan Francisco, Cal Aug. 17. Judgo

Deatty today appointed James Smith,jr. receiver for the Union Iron Works.

.Tho application for the receiver was

slons of the llulgnrlan a. my reserves

customary training but It Is believedt0 havo home "earing on presentstrained Uulknn conditions,

SENSATION IN COLOMBIAPanama, Colombia, Aug. 17. The re

From the of the dealers It.this city, we think no proprietarymedicine has sale than PAIN-KILLE-

its valuable properties as aspeedy cure for pain can not fail to be

diarrhoea, cholera morbus.-Mont- rcai

Star. Avoid substitutes, thero Is outono I'aln-Kllle- r, Perry Davis'. Prlco

8 TO 5.

in the Korea today were Mr and Mrs. iectlon of Iho Panama CanalEbcn P. Low and MI Annabel Low, Colombia has created a. natlonilwho arc bound for Uo.itoi, Masj., to sensation. The Sennte of Colomblnspend some little time. regarded tho Spooner amendment to

,lle ,reat'- - which provided that In easeThe Korea I,,.. missed a typhoon on Co,omu!a Bnould fa ra,fHaving Hongkong. was 300 miles torvarjon, ,houM thcn B0 mi.,.off when the Korea eft and a most ,. ,,,. ., m, .overtook the steamer. It was found '?.,', ro,lt,-,.- .

as a Capital suffers heav- -that i. had struck the Korean ,,y becaU8e of , aloD s grMt n.- vestments had been mado In

Uy an error In the date of yesterday's on the expectation of the en- il beinglocal regarding the meeting of Ka- - hullt. Rumors that the ratification ofmalo Sugar Co. stockholders, it wr--s tho treaty would mean a cession of tcr-ma-

to appear that tho was rit0ry to the Unltod States and anfor of Aug. 17th, whkli croachmont on Colombian sovereignty

should have read Aug. 21. Bre BB,j to haVe hcen tho renson for thoJ. H. Fisher Is not a candidate for rejection of the treaty bj Colombia.

any county office. The samo may be j

said of W. B. Wall and Wm. II. Co- -, NOAH BROOK8 DEAD,ney. Thej-- J names were p'ib'lehed In Pasadena. Cal Aug. 17. Noahthe SUr yesterday as candidates lor Brooks, the author, died here today,various political positions. j Noau was born In Maine lu

J. S. Low sues E. P. Low to recover 1830, He began o newspaper career InJ3.513.08 on account of hcrvlces in 1850 nnd nine years laterexpenses while uctlng ns agent or went to California where with Hcnjnbroker .In the salo of tho half Interest mln P. Avery ho established theof E. P. Low lu the partnership proD- - "Jlarysvllle Appeal." He was a warerty of Hind & Low, for $109,001.51. 'correspondent for the "Sacramento

The Uronnlc Camera Is a compact ''nl"n" during the Civil War and uland perfect little Instiumcnt. It load " clo'e fcln' n year as naval officerIn with our six exposure Him ,or ,lle l,ort f Snn Francisco. Fromcartridges und Is so simple that it can 1871 ,0 1!9' ,le wns Prominently con-b- o

readily operated by any school hoy ueclcd with different eastern ncwspi-o- r

girl. Pri6o il at Honolulu Photo-- ' l"--'' "e was tho author of manySupply Co. books, covering a range of

U. W. Irwin, formerly Hawaii's iep- - rm ",08C dealing with tho wnr andlesentntlve In Japan and appointed by 6,avcr' to BrleB of Maine llfo and

Dole to represent, these isl-- , 01hrs l)ar"cully suited to the boyands at the Osaka Exposition,; was the rcaiIer- -

guest of F. M. Swanzy af thoClub his stay In tho Howus a through In the Korea,

Oeorgo son of Airs. 1.'. .Kjof Emma street, won tho, fan- -

In theChester, Pu on Independent u

Freeth Is tin employe of

a for

Nevada, of

MANILA.

"r of Phil

Kansas. 17.-- Tho

been the

bridges,In

PEOPLE

deck of

ntaster

The

for aagainst builders,

the

ReportB

a larger

Treaty

)01

Colombia

meeting

HrookB

daylight

subjects

aovernor

at

ono of the local telephone companies il,c- - aim sue.of that place. i ' ' '

The BU8INE88 MAN'S HANDY IN- -

Harvey Carpenter brings suit against DEX, published In tho 8aturday Bulle- -Al ,l'.'5?.0n I".'1 7h0maS K"1'1' ,0 " tln and h Weekly Edition, gives

cover 11250 with inteicst on n check concise and complete resume of allby Mogoon In favor of Fitch und, gj notices, calls for tenders,

to have been assigned by tho intents, building permits and reallo Ulshop & Co. It Is also nl- -' tato transactions. Evening Bulletin,leged ,hat payment was refuswl becuii.e 75 een,, per month. Weekly Bulletin,

tho drawer hud no funds In hank Th (1 per year,check tiflrr being protehlrd for IKm .payment, wis irunstcmtl to pliilnllff I "For 8ale" cards at Bulletin fflc.

New York Dental Parlors

. mmm

flOSTiffiirs

i&LJHkVMksflsVYp''i-nVBu-

5lTTERsThis wonderful medicine has nevor

been equalled as a Btomach strength-enc- r

and health builder. It Is the onlyono to tako when your system Is weakmill run ilnwii nml vrtn fiitflfai fmmdyspepsia, Indigestion, constipation,flatulency, sour stomach or headache.Try It. It will surely do you good. Heemu iu bi--i iiiu Kuiiuiuu wuii our rri- -

vate Die Stamp over the neck of thouotllc.

HOSTETTER'S

STOMACH BITTERS

why nottry

HERPICIDBFOR THAT FALLING OUT

OF THE HAIR, DAND-

RUFF AND OTHER SCALP

DISEASES ; i ; ;

IT IS THE IDEAL HAIR DRESSING.WE CAN HOE8TLYRECOMMEND IT.

HollisterDrug ,

CompanyFORT STREET.

READ THIS AD. CARE-

FULLY. You may find whatyou want, or get somo ono todo It for you. If you wantrooms furnished or unfurnish-ed or houso furnished or unfurnished, wo may have It, orcan find It for you. Also havea room, rent freo for a time,either furnished or unfurnish-ed. And a One room and boardfor two peoplo at reasonablerates; location high and airy.Also a home furnished forsale, high and cool.

Call at 1523 Hackfeld St.,City.

TBE CLUB STABLES,518 FORT STREET.

NOTICE TO DOCTORS.

Hacks all night; Main 103.

Hacks Nos. 3, 7, 24, 32, 63. 87. 124and 182.

Stable 'Phone: 109 Main.Hack-San- 'Phone; 319 and 31.

C. H.'BELLINA.

Bamboo FurnitureAND "

f

PICTURE FRAMES.

All kinds of fancy work made to order.

S. SAIKI,663 South Beretanla St., nr. Punchbowl

New - Orpheum Restaurant

120 HOTEL 8T., nr. UNION.

Popular Prices. Good 8ervlce.Private Boxes for Parties.

Open day and night.

P. O, Ilox 901. ' Tel. Whlto 9S1.

8ANQ CHANMliRCHANI' TAlUOIi

R!.,:li::!:iai:nNo..wi.ununs uiinio to uruvr in tno latest

stylus, I'oifDct lit Kimrintoad, Olotli-lut- icIumhnI, rt'i Mini rupp'red,

tiOttfl1flttIF Vnil WISH TO ADVERTISE

INNKWOI'AI'MIR'AffiWMII'IIAI AN)HU

Vil mi vf VWlt

.B.C. HAKI.S ADVKRliSIIEQ AOKHtY

$UblMrifliiM(liiirh.,iii

PIOHEEH, IAD,

guim

Makes yourHorses Glad

.

A horse, too, enjoys being In goodhfnltlt. There nrc no remedies thatwill keep him eo to equal

Pottie'sHorse Medicines

Noli one medicine for all diseases, buta remedy for eVcry ailment. Some ofour specialties are 1

Colic Dttrchti BIcoJ Tonic, Coucti .Mm iff.Worm PowJ,,,, Dixit Douglx Oil, Oictnllxllni lotion. Gill nj Stioul.'tr StUrS,t n' Dlllttr, Csuitlc lotion, Hiol Oh'rrnt,

C, W. Macfiiane, 1ST'

HAWAIIAN STOCK YARDS CO,, Ltd

a

OFFICE AND STABLES, AUTOBUILDING.

r C t,g-Tr-.tai-

.T H,HS7!agZ5iif

fmfjm FOSTER fI fjif Optician I

What is more

Important

Than goo vision?

Wc can give it to you.Our glasses arc asource of great pleasureto all who arc wearingthem. j jtWc examine eyes freeand when glasses arcindicated wc recommendthem, not otherwise.

o Coast Prices , jH. W. Fttcr & Co.

158 Hotel Street

NOTICE.The law firm of Humphreys

and Watson will be dissolved atthe close of business this day.I will retain the offices at thecorner of King and Bethel

Streets occupied by me for thepast six years.

A. S. HUMPHREYS.

July 31st, 1903.

MOANAHOTEL

WAIKIKI BEACH

Rapid Transit Electric Cars arriveat, and depart from, the main entranceof tho Moana Hotel every ten minutes.

MOANA HOTEL CO.,

H. F. BERTELiVLAIV'SCarpenter bop18 - MUVDIl

to rear of old stand. Kntranco on Kingstreet. Orders left at either shop orolDco at John Nott's store, King Stwill receive prompt attention

Fred Harrison.CONTRACTOR

AND BUILDER,

Til. Main 19),Jabbing Promptly Allmd.d To,

Al. PIlllIlDH & CO,Wliolnils linntilsri nt JeLbr,

CUIIQI'CAM Af,nAMKMI6AN PHY 0001)1

rM iiui hk,

'Phone Blue 3143.

9 Businesses Under One Head.

Livery, Boardlnir, HnrketnntHHorse Market, Carrlago Painting,Horseshoeing Dopt.. Illncksmlth Ucpt.,Draylng and Expressing, Contracting

' Dept.

E. H. LEWIS, General ninniicp

UNION EXPRESS CO.LIMITED

STORAC3ESafes, Pianos, Furniture '

M O V E DDRAYS FOR FREIGHT and LUMBER

Our representative moots all Incom-ing steamers from the Coast, and wecheck bacgaje on all outgoing steam-er-a.

WHITE AND BLACK SANDFOR SALE.

Office, .Campbell Blk., Fort St.Talnnh'e onto. .MmIi, hoieiC)JII 9'WlirultilUKU. Mluo 3313

W. LARSEN, Manager.

TELEPHONE 35.

BISMARK STABLE CO., LTD.

VMILUKU, MAUI.

TELEPHONE 226:

BISMARK BRANCH STABLESLAHAINA, MAUI.

Hacks, Carriages, Btifgles and Sad-

dle Horses on short notice.

Carriages tncet.nll stCaia'era. Com

petent drivers, 'reasonable .rates, new

vehicles and live stock.

rHE

ii Criterion "Has met the CUT RATE.

I

WHISKIES J 2 (.2 cents

beer - JO cents

f t

Keystone-Elgi- n

watchesOurubls and AuuurittTrlBKRVMOMI

WATCH CAWi CO.

PMU4clr4ila,L.S.A.AMERICA'S OlDESI

WATCH FACIOKY

For ulf liv IliaPrtorliiaMlaliUlleatra In lliillawallanlbUDda

Delightfully Cool

And no Mosquitoes

the Volcano House

Just the place

To Spend Vacation

HOHOLULUJRON WORKS

Improved and Modern SUOAR MACHINF.riY of svtry cipiclt and

made Is ordtr. Ilolltr workand niVETED PIPES for Hflpallonpurpeits a iptclslly, Particular tllin'lion paid to JOD WORK, and rrnilxmicuitd ihorltil notice,

HONOLULU AUTOMOBILEand MACHIHK SHOPS , , ,

nleti 6, nr. Htlsl l piiom M.in III,p, o, lies tor

MlH MtliJll WDilt AuiMhllii

hmm!in!iMi.A fmvmm

f,

A.

FOUR MONEY SAVERS.? j j &

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday

Here are advantages wc offer for three days onlythe goods you will find exactly as represented andthe prices prove the title of '.'money savers."

Special No. J

Fancy Neck RibbonsIn plaid effects and in fancystripes. Regular price 35c and40c per yard.

Sale Price 25cSpecial No. 2.

Curtain SwissWhite dotted and figured in agreat variety ot patterns, width40 inches. Regular 20c value.Sale Price 7 yards for $1

Special No. 3.

Pequot Sheeting5 by 4 size, worth 20c yard

Sale Price 12 I-- 2c

Special No. 4.Ladies'WhiteDrop-stitchHos- e

Very fine quality, sizes from 810. Regular 25c value.

Sale Price 12 l-- 2c

While taking advantage of our money savingspecials don't fail yisit our department of

READY-TO-WEA- R APPARELHere you will find the largest and finest stockthese goods in Honolulu. Wc make specialty ofthis line and will be pleased show it.

N. S. SAGHS DRY GOODS CO.,LIMITED,

Corner Fort and Berefania Streets"

Genuine English Polo Mallets

And Polo Balls.

These Polo Mallets mode by SALTER, the maker of thefamous ALDHIJ8II0T" Polo Mallet. With and without IndiaRuhbci Handles. Wcnlso received large Hhlpmcnt ot Polo UnlitPolo Saddles and DrldlcH.

THEO, H. DAVIES & Co., Limited,HARDWARE DEPARTMENT.

SURETY ON BONDS.

The Fidelity Insurance Co.,

CAPITAL STOCK $103,000.

Will Act at Your Bondsman. SuretyPencil on All Approved Plans.

Persons holding positions ot trustvhere Bonds are required, either asSecret arlee. Cashiers, Clerks or

employees, or In Court proceedings, as Administrators, GuardInns, Executors, Receivers, or LiquorLicense, etc., can avoid asking their

lends to bo their Bondsman by y

to this Company.Hatts ot premium and further Infor-

mation will bo furnished on applica-tion to theHONOLULU INVESTMENT Co., Ltd.,General Agents, Judd Bldg., MerchantStreet tide, or to any of the localagents throughout the Islands.

DAVID DAYTOIN1S7 MERCHANT 8TREET.

LOTS FOR SALEKAPIOLAM PARK ADDITION,

KALIHI, and other desirable localities.

Al. JIMP SKAT BUCKDOAUD,

t . baud, 300J a? nouv

I'uttlpj ContomplitlnK Any

ROCK EXCAVATIONWill Do Well to Investigate the

Jackson Hand Power Orll

r. Uoilir or Compreuor PlantIttqulriM

E. TAPPAN TANNATT,

CIVIL eNQINEEFtAptnl lor (hi lltwillm lilindi,

)lm Origin DIotK,

j j jt

to

to

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to

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M. R. COUNTER,EXPERT WATCH REPAIRER.

All makes of complicatedand plain WATCHES andCLOCKS put In thoroughorder and guaranteed togive satisfaction.

Jewelry Repaired and Manufactured.

1142 Love Block,FORT STRBET.

IPT Manufactured froir

lJK3 pure distilled watu

Delivered to any part otcity by courteous drivers.

Oaho Ice and Electric Co

Kewalo. Telephone Blut 1181HOFFMAN & MARKHAM.

Dr, Archibald N, SINCLAIR,

Offices Itooms J08-20- Boston buildlug. Kort Street.

Telephones Offlco Muln 38B, HealI'enco, Wlilto ?8GI

lloim 11 n, m, to 1 p m: I tor 111 , 7 tu p 11, ; HuiiUa, 13 to :' p.m

r. 0 nx sot,

Mrs, C, L, Dickerson,1181 ALAKKA STREET,

The leading; Milliner of Honolulu,geti more goodi.and new itrlri Lveeiy ilonicr,

Pint Jeb IVInllpg i (hi Nullitln

EVENING IIULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. I!.. TUESDAY, ALT IS. INK.

IN MJUTARV CMS MAUN im,J l"8'1"?181 court ,mar,lal Th0 learner " toa arrhcM from

i.. '""' K0Da "nd MnUl POrU lhls morc'geant II. Miller, charged wlth'lng at 0 o'clock with G000 bags H A.break ng his furlough, has been 30 headscn.(Co. sugar, cattle. 161 bunchetenccd to pay a line ot 110 and to be bananas. ?8 bundles awa, bags eof.dishonorably discharged. The sentence fee. 13 bundles tobacco. 35 crates fruit,has been approved by Col. Jones. Tlwoiucrs mo as follows:

UUNnRAL ORDERS NO. 52.A regimental martial having

found Sergeant Jamr. it. MHlnr rviC" 1st neglmcnt. N. O. II., guilty ofbreaking furlough or leave In violationof Section 28 of the Special SessionLaws of 1893, and having sentencedhim to pay a flue of Ten Dollars(110.00) and be dishonorably dhcharged from the service: the lenitiiMot t ho Court Is approved.

liy order of Col. Jones,JOHN BCIIAEI'EIt,

Captain and Adjutant '"""

'r lay tho1903, will hnj

School Koldlor.

n

c

11

lThlch

cpurt

6 sacks C sacks 47cases honey, kegs 3 tinsTBI I'l .!.!. tr I ...

LURE

IT

whothis

I

nave more cases., .. uiun, .a oouies. cr I For years IWOOd. hae. tnnitn 2

testingThe nl searching world

shipment: I found a2500;

4000: ll !,ShPrl'"" discoveries,

trip weatherfrom disease

weather with I havo Ittim. times.

wind " well I willrlsh of ain.ni

Another order t..,,..! .'7.i.- - -- -. 'T.'."',."h.u' wrUo . . "hH-"''

to Induction. In regular armv Toad Xn ,.eunu. nd "' ! aS

rofrsf nen monihs-- u rkl7?r4 --- hoVrnVeS'fe1 &nLtwtv a . ' " " mm 1'ivouiuaui iur u niunin ai r 8K. ir it

l,,onolulu' leeward Is only I5.B0. It wl idate hereof Decembei to bo rirtieelat mv.nif- -.. ....

inatructluiis bo Ittwice each month In trirpiu. . ri, .... , . . .. I"- - ...wv ..1- - .iiv oicauiur iwHiani 10dlcatod In follonlng sections of kulhaele nt n m t--

,C8"1,s not what I claim. I dont ex.u. 8. Blrll Man- - steamer Nllhau to Puna in 1 S,rfiroUlngpZ .0' a"a Smn" K,r' 'itT PbUt TJ",h ,S;it ct8ebcmnCn0eur:

For honpcr.odbetween '.'. ?..1V"P .V?' I?'! .I! 'lh 7?W. of

IDth, 1003. aoih. ions .ini.u.. 1.. u 1, in .i, .,. v ?!. ..:.. .. .w L..t,, uj id -- ... ... .nU IUII KP.L inna Signals, Drill Ucgulatlons, page 7.b of the n.n.

lntlon8, Sections 10 to 48, and Scctloun

that

,does that

most I I.I,..casesin 10 18 menu ne now .,: t

arms (see t ,,. .? '' ll!0r Ca' ?11 ?' expcrlencc-- ln mye Est mat ne dlktanrM in n v.. .. " . ...T"' '"-- "' ?,""'- -' i rem- -

20 1903 i 1 . er "' v'n" U. HobcrUon. W "' laal wouia chronicd School Of the Comtmnv.

illations. Sections 179 to 248.II. For the period between Septem-

ber 30, 1903, and December 21, 1803.Guard .Mounting Drill Itcgula-

lions, sccilunB 712 to 729.of Ounri PfWnt; Schrader. f',rC(1.LyOS to

extended Order. Drill Regula-tions. Sections 602 to

order of flones:JOHN SCHAEFnn,Captain Adjutant.

W , S. Kills in 1.

Chief Trumpeter of Regiment.Is pertaining thereto:

IIIUuuara Hawaii

tlhlpf Trunincter, 1st Regt., H.. with rankfrom August 15th, 1903.

He bo obeyed respected ac-cordingly,

order of Jones.JOHN SCHAKFKR.

and

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.Knit. Komi Muni

etmr Muuna Loa, Aug. From KnurHenderson, Mrs. Kckcla, C.

FIshcl. Jno. Unn. U'mi. Vnn

naiim

mentt,

DCr nnii.il

1

ginger, peanuts,37 but- -

tiiiii,lla treatolthink. IS

DleCeS koa 25 rtinrrml nftft nvnArlmnnl. ta.lt. .11.200 drugs, all known

following sugar reported for somo-Hawa- li

ports ready for Ho- - hotter. Nine years agonuapo, Honokan, ,n, Germany which

1600 gives mo

ioln.s tn co"rJsea to At tho any stneo. rnmnloiauI'unaluu was exeep- - forever. done fully 100,-tlo- n

of one afternoon whenand heavy swells delayed work. 'h' that

ni,tn I,.,.,-- .. my remedvwB 'IS. '" .,,.,-- r

youtho s,jc

rt.tn ray sucreprtR"' Sh0 ho costtho madn out.

-- 'si, good. mc.Te decideihn .....

was leave kii.Monday are

was leacArMS

Au..tlliciu, U1UBL

rirlll

Drill

ltnfl

tho

HUN

ami

tho

flno

000

has been wor'1 na11say

tho ths

f.

and rniu- -

Col

the

uinpuoe out moNEW

1,y .r,cm!')r In thoCORPORATIONS. IfflCU ohstlnntn rn.i..nnn.,.,i

UJ" l1" all"'"""" uicu io anomtr

one

Ifr.

order

u.ui.uHUVil

From

h"

In. Rnit n.i 1 i.H.H In ten

thoand

.and J. Hansen of I'uunene Tho rl' m"nd I will send thestock 115,000 shares ',fT' 11 my rcme,Iv 'or a month, s

may be Mo mZ. gftm yU aDynay- - fa"per tent Is subscribed and Address Dr. Shoop. Dox 331. Ra- -

ten per cent paid .In. ths rlne. Wis.i"'"1 year tho olHccrimre W. T. Hobln- - Mild cases, not areManual imiv SeCllon5 ,80n- - B: lce- - r two bottles. At18S and 205 to 293

893.Hy

andhwn Mninnl.ll

National

Hy

R.

ni...

for

per

J. Oarcln. Scprptnrv n...iII. Staubeck.

Wong Lcong, If. Ho Fon,SI. Tal and Lau Tnng are IncorporatIng tho City .Market Co , Honolulu,With ilO.Oflfl rnnllnt !,.. ..

, of Increasing to fiO.OOO; 113tlllftfr.An no.. ..t . ." a"""" " luumnucu nnu icn perIaiufSLTt S--

J"" -- -- - wi

Tho In nromotlon , Z .- Z. "... ncsa ",ock or a "annaui.,l fnr 1,; i, "".," " . . ,I hci u'"nK will no -- constructed It

"or

William S tO hN O

will and

Col.

Captain Adjutant.

nnria n18

J. 8. J.P.

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and real

butter,uuuu.vj. uags

99 .and

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Allen J. W. K. Sklllerand lfe, W. F. Allen and wife, Dr.W. 1'. Wesselhonft. 11 II Illirl.i.wife and Uo Miss J. II I'ar-son- s,

N. S. Sachs nnd wife. 8. If tint.sett, .Miss Marlon Roth, T.

Falrchlld, Miss Uulck, C. C.on Haram wife. V. D. Carpent,

wife nnd child, Ubcn Iaw, wife nn.lI'ong Illn. Kathleen Mnrtln lTm ilatiuhtrr. Mr t t nutnin oKckcla. From Kona: A. R. er II I. Hayward, Mrs. ;.

Mrs. Hugo und child, A. Washington, A. 1'raf.Mrs. Mr. ir..vn.nrti. n 1 Rpn itnhn iM . .1.-- 1. .HUtehlnS. A. r.lmla.iv fr ti.n, t 1. Plnrlr T. f. .M.t . . ...Scott, Miss K.

' May Young. U. Young. Mrs. E. A.Mils V. de Nello, Harry I.tcas. From Orr and daughter, J. A. Williams, MissMaul: II I' Ualdnln, J. N. S. wil-'Mar- y Jossclyn, Mrs. J. Watt. Masterllams. wlfo an.il child. Agnes I'allknpu.' M. Watt, Mr. and Mrs. J. llrownoT. Ahlo. Wong Qual, F. H. Hajseldcu, C. W. F. Orcany, Mrs!A. a. M. M. O'Shaughftctsy, ' 0'Shanghnetsy end child, O NoltulusW. . .... ,.,. .... .. 'on n rr . 1ilirn nn.t .nrg Hln, Ue l'en, See John and OJ Mrs. E. F. Olrnrd, Mrs. (1. Ashleydeck, land two rhllilmn m 1 1. t.i.-- .

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TUESDAY AUG IS, 1903.

Congress can help Hawaii by open-

ing up the Territory to Americans.First the lands and then the offices.

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Crimes committed In the name of a

liberty pale Into Insignificance befbr

the murders perpetrated by the Turk'sholy war.

Kansas is bleeding water from everyMill and Kansas will have changedIts nature II some candidate In thefull elections Is not held tcsponslble.

When tho Shanghai boom breakssomeone will propose annexation ny

the flag without allowing tho constitu-tion to be stretched across tho Pacific

Colombia has evidently an Idea thatit holds tho only thin space on the contlnent where a canal Is possible. Co

lombla Is booked for a sad awakening.

The Chu Kin-Jun- g Hlng family difficulty In Judge Gear's court might besettled by npplylng Solomon's methodto tho determination of child ownership.

It must not be supposed that becauselllrbo has taken to small farming, hehas deserted his friend, the mornln;press, and the Joint citizens' mocment.

Prof Rebec hits It right. There arjtoo many people here who think enAmerican democracy can bo built upIn this Territory by using the methodsthat promote aristocracy.

If the truth were Known the deslroof one man to fight a duel because an-

other sat on the arm of Mrs. TcvIV,, ,,. t I.,- - .11..L..a.r pruuau.y uruso trumu . i..u, .

to gain the seat of honor first.

Remarks upon Hawaii's remarkablypoor showing at the Osaka Expositionfurnish an example of what thinTerritory must do at St. Louis It Ithopes to rise aboe a second classstandard

On the basis of his war record Gen.Miles has good reason to aspire to tholeadership of Grand Army forces. Ifhe Is seeking It as a popular steppingstone to tho Presidency, Miles will getwhat he desert cs.

When Turkish soldiers set out on .anespecially murderous tour of Christiantillages they are termed Ilashl

In Turkish uniforms. Call themwhat they will the nature of Turkishbeasts is the same. -

Purported reptilian birds that camefrom tho water-tu- p proo to bo thel.mac of the dragon flag. This Is nsolemn warning to men who seek re-

lief in the morning by putting theliheads under the tap,

Names of Senators and Representa-tives appear In the Maul county list nfpossible candidates. The first men tonioe to strike these names from thelists should be the Senators and Repre-sentative themseltes.

Rebec says our schools have accom-plished astonishing results in teachlustho people a common mother tongue,They have undoubtedly done a greatdeal, but perfection has been reachedonly in pidgin English.

Searchers for lively opponents otTrusts ought not to find it necessary togo beyond the profitable g

plants from Maine to Californiadragged into a receiver's hands by iliaslump of the Shipbuilding Trust.

Pooplo on both sides of Hawaii aromaking money by the millions fromtho tourist travel It will be strangoindeed It our business men caunotniyso the lino of travel In this direc-tion. A million of tourltt Imomewould satisfy Hamuli's longing for uwhile.

l'rlnco Chine's urllten promise toopen Manchurlan ports has the ringuf reasonable probability uulos Itiu-fcl- a

stops In to nuutlon China's rightto do unythlug with Manchurlan poitiIt Is to China's credit that her dlplomats have been more careful tlinn thokiisihiik in minii tneir piumues minn inmeu mmu winner written or,Impllnl

Mill' U bCHlhiiliiK a MMU lulv In crti-i- u

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havo been heeded, and the garbage col-

lection business placed in the han.liof tho Public Works Department as InHonolulu. .

Possibly our s shouldftel thankful that the Trust has allowed the price of raws to advaucowhen the rag-en- of our crop is going

the market. Memories of tho pastnro too fresh to be wiped out by tr.opittance tho Trust grants as a remind

that It can on occasion be merciful.The only way to teach the barons thatHawaii seeks fair treatment Is to layplans for an Independent market.

SILLY PR 1288 AGKNT6.

Attorney General Andrews' prcM

nccnts nro working mcrtlme. Tiie.ncuon is nccueu. mo iung u-- wum

general laugh their efforts produced In

this city nnd Territory was dlscourag- -

Ing. so they went to tho broader field, j

wncre " this Territory must confess It--

fake without being found out. One L,, wcak cannol gummonof tho llrst products of the distressed thc for rcformation ofminus is tne ioiioinn i i"- 'has been going don tho Hue of Main-- 1

innu newji.ei. I

Honolulu. 30 Tho proceedings,In the Supremo Court yesleiday In thedisbarment cases of George A Davunnd J A. Magoon. uttorneys, assumed

ery exciting phaso nnd personalencounter In the court with bloodshedwas Imminent. Attorney General Andrew has vigorously proecnted thocharges against the defendants, andhas thereby created sonic person-i- t en-

emies. Tho feeling ran so high be-

tween Davis and Andrews Hint shoo'-In- g

wns threatened, and lutlinittlonawere made of the possibility of settlingtho differences of the men outside thocourt room. Tho friends of both mennro greatly concerned ocr tho futureThe case of Magoon wns submitted andtaken under advisement

Of all tho silly things ever foistedupon an unsuspecting public, nothingcan better Bcrve to add to the gaietyof Honolulu. Possibly tho next dis-

patch will state that Andrews mountedhis trusty steed and going forth to bat-tl-

with Davis had four horses shotfrom under him.

A little more work on the part ofAttorney General Andrews' presiagents and the peoplo who know any-

thing of Hawaii will appreciate whntpigmies are cavorting as heroes In t lieoOlclal life of this Territory, from themajority Supreme Court down to thepress agents.

'Sblood. Can It be that Andrewshas been staying up nights waiting forDavis? Moro likely his press agentshave been burning midnight oil writingfakes.

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UU8INC88 MI2N AND TAXES.

There Is n good deal of truth in theremark of Scretary Carter that the laPt,,,,,, ,()t , p08lo ,BppB,prta,e Intelllgcntly-wlth- out inany way criticising anybody To crlt- -

Ids Justly would be to criticise everybody it will he long time before anylglslatinc will be able to act underHie full refulgence of Intelligence un-

less business men, taxpayers and prop-

erty Owneri Uko some concerted ac-

tion towards revising the taxation law.and presenting definite, complete andcomprehensive program to the Legis-

lature which shall cover the tax Issuajttid of necessity the appropriationmeasures.

Tho Uulletln has often urged tno necessity of taking up the taxation ques-

tion on much the same lines as thecounty bill was framed. Tho demandfor such a moemcnt nppcals to everybusiness mini, partlculaily during thoperiod when ho finds that the ovi-- r

appropriation by the Legislature putsexecutive officers In tho position ot soloJudges as to what shall be expended.Again, admitting that all the appropriations provided by the Legislaturecover public needs, we And that the Income provldcd'by the taxation laws isnot sufficient to properly carry an thobusiness of the Territory.

Take position on any born of thedilemma, view the conditions from anystandpoint desired, it Is impossible toget away from the obvious fact thattho business men will serve every ad-

vancing Interest ot the Territory byorganizing a taxation commission thatwill devote tho tamo amount ot studyto tax laws and taxation methods thatwas given the county law. Investiga-tion of tho taxes will naturally leadto the appropriations and a review ofdepartment expenses. With tbo com-ing year of county government an op-

portunity Is given to determine wheroTerritorial expense can be reduced Inconsequent of duties taken over bythe counties. This Investigation, thisstudy, this sifting of the wheat fromtho chaff enn be done In the calm

of broad business Judgment,unhampered by tho political campaigncurrents and not unduly hastened andconsequently halt done, In tho heatuud rush ot legislate session,

Tho most bitter enemy of tho eltiln-lio- n

in Hawaii as It Is, the liveliestcritic of Hawaiian Legislatures can-not get away from tbo facts of thecounty law lessons Principal amongthese is tno ileinoiistiiitlon that ourLegislatures will nut t measuresbulked by u general populur demandand put before them In clear, luuclsuliUBluckS-IIk- fin iu Nothing Is bi-- i

ler nssuiril tliun ilmt tho next IgUlu- -

mrB of this Territory, wlu-tlu- r It bellmiio Ilule or Ilumwrall.',

will nut defeat genera luxation r.iiiKHiiliiillun uln'init, IiimiIvIhk appro-- l

lii I Ion iixiikmiiImiIiiii iis will, eliiuii.iiiIiik fiuiii it .cmiiulwilim iiigiiiiliwliimlur Uiu mispwuit uf iliu luitliiiHMImhIIw uf llil illy ,uinl I Im nlhcrllWU.

Tfiwllnii iMiithl iu l mi'l UuhMImiwin m Hi tiMti mim hi lu iimi j

imyjiw mmm w,mh iku ikiMii

v.nro raised to the high estate of iTerritory and thereby lost a goodsharo of their recnuos, they weredropped ocr a financial precipice. Theeeneral unset Is not surprising. Tin

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good sense of the community will beshown by a spceuy assemuiy xo pui mofinancial house In order.

Taxation revision will be an Igno-

minious failure if It Is allowed toawait the coming of a dozen or moradifferent schemes and bills In the nextLegislature which respond to a plat-

form platltudo that "We pledge ourparty to a rcWslon of taxes which shallproldo for tho public demands andequalize the burdens for the rich andtho poor." The result of such a coursebeyond a general paw-wo- will bo nil,

Concerted, thoughtful,

h been beckoning for. four yearsGiven the nucleus of tho Merchants. ,, ,, Trn,iP..j.,, 'nll(, tho Ciamu;r of Com.

laxaton laws or nt least do somethingr(j n,eMgcnt lhnn con8tnmy be- -

moan its tlnanclal fate.

Didn't Fight Duel

Over Mrs. Tevis

liar Harbor, Me., Aug. 7. WhileKodety is still assiduously discussingthe now famlus Tcvls-Kdl- e scandal, theirinclpal In the episode, havo droppedi ul of sight.

Klrst, Ernest A. Wlltze, supposed tobe the fiance of tho beautiful MrsHugh Tovls, left town, closely following tho nngry scene at the Kcbo Volley club dinner dance, when he nndLieutenant John R. Edle, U S. Nwere so nearly Involved in a duel. Hetold his Intlmato friends that he wasp lng to Doston, and It Is learned fromthere that ho went to New York.

Then Lieutenant Kdle, having denlcd before the board of Inquiry Instttntcd by Captain Emery of tho Indlana that ho had been guilty of Im,ioper conduct while calling on Mrs.

Tevis and Miss Raxtcr, hor Bister, attho Levy cottage, as charged by thotwo Western beauties, was sent awayon his ship to participate In tho navalmaneuvers.

He Is now far at sea. Mrs. Tevisand her sister went before tho navalinquisitors and gave their version oftl,o rail upon them by Lieutenant Kdleni.d Lieutenant Courtney, describingtho conduct that had caused them tosind their friend, Mr. Peters, to Captain Emory with a request that Lieuli nant Edlo be disciplined. Then, onTuesday morning last, they, too, leftBar Harbor, supposedly to Join Mr,Wlltzo In Doston. Friendly telcgramitint to them at Doston have not beendelivered, the Information being thatthey have not yet arrived.

Thus tho recent battle ground Iscleared of combatants, and It Is be-lieved that so far as further action bythe investigating naval officers Is con-

cerned tho Incident Is closed. All ticofficers In tho Inquiry arc at sea nearby, and tho fact that not even a hinthas .been dropped of any action ontheir part is taken to,Jndh?nto thatthey Intend to forget tho matter.

LONG WALK ON WAGER

Tacoma, Wash., July 31. Count De-

mi Salvatoro of Palermo, Italy, a mem-

ber of tho Italian aristocracy, who Istiavellng on a wager of (20,000, hoclaims, that ho will not bo nblo towalk through nlno countries In threeyenrs, arrived hero today. Tho wagerwas made with Duke Splneta, anothermember of tho Italian nobility, andtho money. If won by Salvatoro, willbe devoted to charity.

The conditions of tho wager aio thatbe Is to travel on foot through inno dif-ferent countries within three earsfrom March 20, 1901, without usMngany one for money, food, transportstlon or shelter. Salvatoro has nowcovered 19,000 miles, having worn outtwenty pairs of shoes in walkingacross America alone. Hero he willtako a steamer to Chile, and thencewalk across that country to BuenosAyreB.

From there ho will sail to Lisbon,and after traveling through Portugalproceed to Spain, arriving homo Innlno months. Ho Is now ahead ottime and expects to accomplish thefeat undertaken In less than tho

called for. Ho has already cross-ed France, Germany, Austria and Eng-land. Salvatoro is 25 years old andhas greatly Improved his health bywab.ing.

8TOLE MONEY TO GAMBLE.

Herman George, n Hawallun youngster nbout ten years old, wanted toshoot .craps. To get the cupltal necessary to break the bank he broke Intothe quarters ot Deputy Sheriffs' ClerkHarry Mossmans Jnpaneso servantand slolo 11.50. It wns about D o'clockIn the morning, whllo the Japuneiuwas at work In tho main house (hitOeorgo entered tho bun ant's roomthrough tho window. lie-- took (ISOfrom u drawer. A Japanese In a neigh-borin- g

houso sawo Oeorgo mako hisexit through tha window uud notllledMosduinn'u Japanese, Mounted OfficerIlaiuvy Joy was nolllltil and glwn ndescription of the boy. Joy iiriusledthe boy nnd brought lilm In Mossuianat Die police station

Here I lie jinilliful iiffi'iider iniifissedDial ha hail taken tlio money. u suilie ni riled II In shoot irups wllh 'Iliu11(0 was found mi lilm ami nlun a fitguhl pltMn uinl Mine ilmnae, llu minilliut liu Iniil wmi this lusl iiimni)' hIiimii-lli- g

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The merciful man isMerciful to his beast

The summer season hat brought with It the pest of theHORN FLY. The effect on horses and cattle Is to make themnervous, feverish and generally off ;thelr feed. Dairymen seethe effect In a serious dlmunltlon In the milk supply.

An occasional application of

So-Bog-- So KilflyIs a specific. Hon. Paul Isenberg says, April 22, 1902: "I ampleated to Inform you that the appllc.tlon of theKllfly which I purchased from you a few days since, hat already resulted In a decided Improvement In the condition ofthe cattle, at well at an Inereass of 20 per cent. In the quan-tity of the milk produced before the application of Kllfly."

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Gambler Gets Premium

For Playing With Law n p o1 &Aug. ,-- am 1Tncomn, Wash.,

hopes entertained by the gamblers ofthis Stato that tho law making theconducting of gambling games a fel

'n,.w unnlil I... lnnl.ml ntlt hrn nut (In.

illy to rest by the decision of tho c

Court handed down today Intho case from Spokane. county. Thodecision upholds thouf the law and tho prisoner, DIctrick,

1 ordered Into custody of tho Sheriffof SpoKano county that a sentence ofono year's In the penitentiary may be executed

According to current report uioirlcxdelhered himself to tbo officers of tholaw that tho of tboInw might be tested. It Is snld he isto receive a purso ot several thousatiddollars conti Ibutcd by gamblers of theState for the risk ho has taken anifur his

It is considered likely that an at-

tempt will bo niado to secure tho par i

don of nictrlck on the gwund that thocffcnsi) ho committed was not Intend- -

co iih a direct violation ot tho law. Thegnmhlers havo been awaiting the re-- 1

tult of this test caso and there will'now be an exodus" to other States,'whero the law iu less stringcut,

CIVIL 8ERVICE VS UNION.

Oystpr Hay, July 31, Jpbu It. Trai-tor, president of the Civil Servlio Com- -mission, and Mrs, Tractor were guesUuf tho Trcoldcnt and Mrs, Roosevelt apart of today, Tho I'reuldeut consid-

ered with Troctor thcase of William A. Miller, who reccnly was reinstated In the Federal printing office nt Washington as a foremanIu tbo bindery by order of I'rcsldeitlItoosevelt, ,

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Tha case, so far at tho Civil Hervl-- rCommission Is concerned, Is a dosedIncident. Tho chargea filed ugulnttMiller by Ilia Union,which expelled lilm fromwill Im In due lourse nttime, but Ibo are (hut their

will lint be liiiriled.

I .! tl AVTlniry, ImlUr known us HlrJohn ,ililm li, lum just passxd Ills Willlilrlliilay um is silll a uiilvn n iliulinlnl iiuihmI lilumy- - Im hiinhm Uiu nulcJmi ii iHiiwiilgii- - as whsii Im was i

nr )uiwln

Pint Job rlMir,u n ii pullrllr

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riurno.na:D' tLiltno bUi

constitutionality

Imprisonment

constitutionality

Incarceration.

Commissioner,

InvestigatedIndications

(uimlilurutlim

iui'ii'liiiilkii

Special Sale

Imported

Irish Dimities

New Summer Styles of

50!fine sheer imported IrishDimities, in stripes, dotsand dresden patterns, the

most sheer,- - dainty summer dress... . . .

materials, reduced to 75c a Vflyw

B. F. EMIRS & GO.

WAIALAE TRACT

The beautifulADJOINING KAIMUKI.

Suburban Honolulu knows nomien attractive section at t.iU fora homo,

A magnificent view of ocean andmniintalii scenery! pure air, andipilrk transportation to business,

50 cash, then 110 per month(without InUrett) art thaeasy t.rmt. 1600 It the pricepr lot, ill 79x160,

W, M. MINTONAI'TllnMWIi.HHMIW) AOliNTJudd liiJg., Mtrdmni et, Entrant

l'Mn ?,

CASTLE & COOKE, LtdHONOLULU.

Commission Merchants

I Sugar Factors

' AGENTS FORTbo Ewa Plantation Co.The Walalua Agricultural Co.The Kohala Sugar Co.The Walrcet Sugar Mill Co.The Fulton Iron Works.SL Loclt, Mo,

The Btandard Oil Co.The Geo. F. Dlake Steam Pumpl.Weston's Centrifugals.The New England Llfo Insurance Co,

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

Conn.The Alliance Attnranco Co. ot London

Wra. 6. Irwin & Co., Ltd.

WM O IRWIN..... Priildmt iJ MinuirCLAUS SI'HECKEtS V ct PrulltnlW. M. OIFFARD Soni Vict PmtlmlM M. WHITNEY, Jr Trn. itij Sec.CEO. J. ROSS Ant lot

SUOAR FACTORSAND

COMMISSION AOENTSAgents for IM

SCOTTISH UNION & NATIONAL INSURANCElUMFANY Ul tUINBUKUM.

WILHELMA OP MAGDEDURO GENERALINSURANCE COMPANY.

ASSOCIATED INSURANCE COMPANYof Munich inl Bttlln.

ALLIANCE MARINE & GENERAL ASSURANCECO., ItJ.. ol London.

ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY ot LIVERPOOLALLIANCE ASSURANCE CO. ot LONDON

ROCHESTER GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANYUMItW 1UKK,

AGENTS OP THE

Oceanic Steamship CompanyOP SAN FRANCISCO CAL.

C. Brewer & Co., Ltd.Queen Strel, HonoluL T. H.

ASjonts iorHawaiian Agricultural Co, Ookali

Sugar Plant Co., Onomea Sugar Co,llonomu Sugar Co., Walluku Sugar Co.Makee Sugar Co.,Haleatrala Ranch Co.,The Planters' Line ot San FranciscoPackets, Chas. Brewer & Co.'s line ofDotton Packets.

Lltt of Officers:C. M. Cooke, President; George

Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bishop.Treasurer and Secretary; Col. W. F.Allen, Auditor;. P. C. Jones, II. Waterbouse and Ceo. R. Carter, Directors.

LIFE HIE

Insurance - AgentsAQBNTS FOR

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE

CO. OF B08TON.

AETNA FIRE IN8URANCE COM- -

PANY OF HARTFORD.

Honolulu Investment CoLIMITED.

Real Estate and .Insurance Agents

OFFICERS:A. V. Gear PretldentEmmett May...., Secretary

JUDO BUILOINO, MERCHANT ST.

Property Bought and Sold;Life, Fire, Marine and

Plate Glass Insurance.

Alexander & BaldwinLIMITED.

OFFICERS.If. T. Baldwin .PresidentJ. D. Castle First Vice PresidentW. M. Alexander... Second Vice Proa.J. P. Cooke TreasurerW. O. Smith SecretaryGeo. R. Carter Auditor

Sugar Factors and - - - -

Commission Agents

AGENTS for Hawaiian Commercial tSugar Co., Haiku Sugar Co., Pala Plan-tation Co., Nabiku Sugar Co., KlbelPlantation Co., Hawaiian Sugar Co.,Kahulul Railroad Co.

WM. Q. IRWIN & CO., LTD.

AuuiHh forWttMtumt Huunr Wuflnlnu Co.Han I'rmtulHuii, Cut?Iliililwlit .iiuuniullvu WorkM,IMlMiiilolpliln, ,

Nutvull UhIvhi-hii- I Atlll Co,AtiiiHiriiuUirwrMttfNiitliiiiitlOiiiiiiMliruttilur, Mmv VorK, NA ,

I'liriimii lnliu Cnmiuim ,Htii, I'riinulHwi), 0,i,Hum i'i'iiiiuImch, UmI,

MlUlflrl (III llllllNIKMlMll.lM UlHtt, ritttwlAui,UiiliWMHy Nlflen i PuMilIn,

PfD'iir

'

The FirstAMERICAN SAYINGS

AND TRUST GO,OF HAWAII, LTD.

.CAPITAL, t2SO.000.00.fretldent Cecil IrowitVice Pretldent M. P. Robln.ceCashier W. Q. Coepel

Office: Corner Fort and Kins Bts.8AVING8 DCP08IT8 recelred tne

Interest allowed for yearly derotllt. atthe rate ot 4 2 per cent per anna in.

Rules and, regulations furnished nron application.

BISHOP & CO.BANKERS,

Established In 1858.DANKINQ DEPARTMENT.

Transact business In all department!of Banking.

Collections carefully attended to.Excbansa bought and told.Commercial and Travelers' Letter

of Credit Issued on Tho Bank Oi Callfornla and N. M. Rothschild ft Sons,London.

Corrttpondenta The Dank of California, Commercial Banking Co. of8ydney, Ltd.,, London,

Drafts and cable transfers on Chinaand Japan through the Hongkong ftShanghai Banking Corporation andChartered Bank ot indla. Australiaand China.

Interest allowed on term deposits athe following rates per annum, vie

Seven days' notice, at 2 per enntThree months, at 3 per rent.Six months, at 3 2 per'c.nLTwelve months, at 4 per cent

TRU8T DEPARTMENT.Act at Trutleet under mortgagee.Manage estates Jreal and personal).Collect rents and dividends.Valuable Daners. Wills. Bonds, eta.

recefved forACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT.

Auditors for Corporations and Private Firms.

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

Estates.OFFICE. 92 BETHEL 8T.

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.Deposits received and interest al-

lowed at 4 2 per cent per annum, 1baccordance with Rule? and Regula-tions, copies of which may be obtainedon application.N8URANCE DEPARTMENT.

Agents for Fire, Marine Life, Accl-der-

and Employer' Liability Insur-ance Companies.

Insurance Office, 924 Beth.l St.

Clau 8pieckclt. 'WM. O. Irwin,

Claus Spreckels & Co.BANKERS.

Honolulu, ; : : t. h.8a n Francisco Agent The N

rada National Bank of San FranclscuDraw Exchange on the Nevada Na-

tional Bank or San Francisco.London Tbo Union of Loddon and

Smith's Bank. Ltd.New York American Exchange Na-tional Bank.Chicago Corn Exchange Nation)

Bank.Pari Credit Lyonnalt.Berlin Dresdner Bank.Hongkong and Yokohama Ilon- -

Banking Corporation.New' Zealand and Australia Bank

of New Zealand and Bank of Australasia. 'Victoria and Vancouver Bank ot

untlsb North America.Deposits received. Loans made on

approved tecurlty. Commercial andTravelera' Credit! Issued. Bills of Exchange bought and told.Collection Promptly Accounted For.

The Yokohama Specie BanlLIMITED.

Subscribed Capital.... Ten 24.0OO,0OPaid Up Capital Yen 18.00n.000Reserved Fund Yen 9,060,000

HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.The banks buys and receives far col

lection Bills ot Exchange.lssuet Draftand Letters or Credit, and transactgeneral banking business,

INTEREST ALLOWED.On Fixed . Per centDeposit. Per annum.For 12 month . , 4For 6 months ,. .., g)For 3 months J

Branch of the Yokohama Sped. Bank.New Republic Bid-- , 67 King Street,

HONOLULU

Cotton Bros. & CoENQINEER8 AND 'QENERAL CONTRACTORS.

Plant and estimates furnished foiill classes. Contracting work.

Tel. Main 245.ROOM 300, B05TON BLK Honolulu.

BUILDING MATERIALSOP ALL KINDS,

Dealers In Lumber and CoM

ALLEN e ROBIhtON,Qufn 0t., Kinolulu.

$3,50, Honolulu $100MUTUAL nUniAL ASSOCIATION-- Ar

ynu memberT If nut wjii noilJ. II. TOWNHIIND, Hwnlnfj

Yi llciUAiilAHl I'Iiuiik MalA 111

KM If

Titi LyialNu Mulltlln, li Mitll Prpjll

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ASK FOR PRIMOV

and insist on petting it. Somebars may try to 'substitute aninferior beer bui demand

PRIMO:- - LAGER

It; is guaranteed absolutelypure. Not fottificd with'in-uriou- s

aefd: to prcrervc it likeimported beers.

I ' i& Jv 1

ThWFiirof the frame Is as" impor-

tant as the fit of theEver notice bcw oar framesfit? Not only accurate In ev-

ery particular, bat so com-

fortable. Eye glasses fittedand adjusted by us cannotdrop off, and tbey do notplncb, cither.

ih. h wienman & uu1 Limiled,

Optical Department,

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CD BO " I

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Our

Book Stock

The most complete in thecity. Any boolt called fornot in etock will be orderedimmediately. Among comeof the latest titleB are

Lady Rose' DaughterWard

Under the Rose IsbamThe Pit NorlsIn the Garden of Charity

KinsThe Circle ThurstonThe Golden Fleece

rhllllpsAnd Many Others.

Just received a shipmentof fancy backed playingcardB. Twenty different de-

signs.

WALL, NICHOLS GO,,

LIMITED

Port Oosta FlourWIIIIE1H SNOW,

mi.nil milPilvate Secretary Hawcs stnteil this

inornlr.n that no appointment lindbeen made in the matter of the St.l.ouls Exposition cominlislouur.

' It had Vion iiecstfil that the comI r.ilf,Montr, whoever he Is to be, should'be paid per month. Those whoItave attended wcrld'i, fairs und oreacquainted Willi the high prices ofInifdnrt nml ticnril In the cities invhlch they are held, hrc speculating ast how much f the KCO per will belift to the coromlssloitT after ho hasraid his hotel bill The matter of thocommissioner s remuneration wastouched on at the latt meeting of tlioKxecuthe Council.

Speaking of the Hawaiian exhibitat St. Louis, Secretary Carter statestl.at it bag been planned to have anodef sugar plantation, showing thonature of land, methods of Irrigation,manner of utilizing hillsides androeliy area, and system of planting,transporting and so forth.

It ws.s asked If nnyono had suggest-ed a model of Pearl Harbor, demon-rtratln-

the wonderful natural harbor.ti e cites of proposed fortifications andthe desirability of reUdcnco lots inthe neighborhood.

Secretary Carter replied that thesuggestion was a new one and hothought it a splendid Idea.

Fiflffl STAR BUI

The committees for the ball of I.enhlChapter, Order of Ibo Eastern Star,are as follows:

General Committee Dr. George W.Burgess, Senator C. I. Crabhc andMrs. C. L. Crabbe, V W. M.--,

Reception Commute Itis.S.illlo l.Williams, Worthy Matron, Mr. andMrs. L. C. Abies, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.Drown, Miss Ella K. Dayton, Justiceand Mrs. C A. Galbraith, Mr. and Mrs.C. P. Herrick, Mr, and Mrs. W. 1

Howard, Mr Clinton J, Hutching. MissTear! Noble, Mrt'ficd Mrs. J. Mort Out,Major and Mrs. J. W. Pratt, .Major

,Thos. B. Wall, Mr and Mrs. H. 2.

Webster, Mr. and Mrs Frederick Whit-ney, Mi's Anna M Whitney, II. II.Williams.

Kloor Committee Frederick Whit-ney, Worthy Patron, L. C. Abies. K. C.Drown, H. W. Foster, C. J Hutrhlns,Major J. W. Pratt, Chas. II. Kamsuy,Major Thos. E. Wall, H. II. Williams.

Light refreshments will be servedduring the evening. The Ellis Sextetclub wltl furnish music.

,

Filed for Record Aug 17Kona Tradlug Co Jno A Magulro.IlelLau Yin Cnlng .Vol 0rang Pat Pang Chun USSun Tal Wol Co CoPDI, Hackfeld & Co W W Thayer tr

! I contemptMrs E I. S W WUrov UIBW

Filed for Record Aug 18H D Hitchcock C II W Hitchcock

f l'AQ

. tt A N Campbell tr...MIC al A N Campbell tr...M11 Vlda W Lucas US

V II Castle M ! Oltfard 1)

II 1) Hitchcock Hawn Tr Co Ltd. l'A

KOREA'S DEPARTURE.

The steamship Korea left for SanFrancisco this forenoon at about 11:30c'clock. A great crowd bad congregat-ed on tho Hackfeld wharf to see offthe large number of passengers wholeft for San Francisco. A quintet clubl.ept the crowil In good humor.

sHtfl

When the Korea got off the liloorthe was anchored. It had been until I

rated that thert) would be stownwu).trying to get away on the big steamcr A mlnuto starch was miulo tliovessel but nono weru found

Th. DU8INE88 MAN8 HANDY IN-

DEX, publlsned In the Saturday Dullc-ti-

and the Weekly Edition, givesconcise and complete return, of all le-

gal notices, call for tenders, Judg-ments, building permits and real es-tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,76 cents per month, Weekly Bulletin,II per year,

Mr ami Mis II WlnguU ui.e nf1 1. ii Vimiiih Iiiihi, (i for lbs Vuli inq Hid (lnai Uxliiy. 'iry will t busk

In ii ftw ins in.lli mtu Iiniii trVih Hi sjuillriK Dm IiUI nil IU mi- -

itfn way miii

fn i Voi7 Criming it lit Juiilf Mr rl'lln 'idihtlllffi ittit mii lkMi,

EVENINQ DULLETfN. nONOLULO. T. U TUESDAY, A UP. 18. 03.

TO MI IN (HiCOMPANY NOW IAS

HIE NEEDED MONEY

ANTHONY AHLO RETURNS FROMA SUCCESSFUL MAUI TRIP.

. A MONTH WILL SEETHE START.

Anthony Ahlo hag Just returnedfioru Maul, where he has been amongthe Chlneso telling them about the'tin and coal mines In Kwang Tung.Ihey were so Impressed with the Importance from a financial standpoint

t the company which Mr. Ahlo andother Influential Chlneso residentshnvo formed that they readily came Inai d tonic shares. In fact, after thotiln to Maul, Mr. Ahlo states that

Lambert

Hiram

there Is now sufficient money in thetreasury to start the ball rolling. Hehud Intended going to Kauai, hut lion(hero Ih no necessity for such an tin-d- (

rtaklng.Mr. Ahlo stales that Inside of n

month, men will be sent out to maker.sas and to do other work Incidentto the beginning of the work. Contin-uing, he said:

"Wo now have everjthlng In readlnous and tho coast Is clear. The-C.h- b

ucsq (Internment has issued a generaledict relative to the working of minesin China and wc hao come In unilerthis edict which grants valuable

The only stipulation so faras we are concerned la that wo shouldrecure. the backing of tho ChineseConsul here. Ihls wo already havennd so there Is nothing left to be doue.'rlnce the company has been organizednnd the money secured.

"I havo roself been to the. placevhero It Is proposed to open up themines and I know what Is there. Tinii, every whero and coal Is to be hadfur the digging of It out of the ground.01 course, wo would have to put upthe requisite machinery, but labor Ischeap in China and could operatethis machinery and get out our tinnixl coal at a figure no other countrylp the world could compete with.

"Oh, yes, the Government getg eoraething out of the people who arc grantcd concessions; otherwise they wouldi.ot grant them. A good round sumr.iuat be paid as a royalty.

"I feel perfectly sure that with theconcessions which uro now- - beinggranted by tho Government, there willcomo a tlmo within tho next few jenrsv:hen China will astonish the won(on necount of her wealth In preciouskloncH, ores and coal."

OFFICIALS AND CONVENTION

There Is a, lot of talk In Republicancircles Just now with reference toGovernment officials runnjng for thoCounty Convention, which body willravu as its most Important huslnessthe choice of men to fill the variouscounty offices. It U contended byscmo of the most prominent Hepublt-n-

leaders that It would be distinctlywrong for Government officials tohave a say as to the one? who shalltake tho county offices. At the lastelection, officials were forbidden fromtaking part In politics with the one exceptlon of voting, and it is quite likelythat the same kind of an order will beItsued by the Executive at the comingcounty elections. This matter willvery probably come up at the meetingof the executive committee of the Hepublican party which has been flnnounced for tomorrow night.

i

QUESTION OF CONTEMPT.

Virginia M Laniastcr, who obtaineda (Ihorio from Millie Uincatcr In I'eb-ruar- y,

1901, at which time libelee wn

ordered to pay, for the support of theirminor child, Irene Ulancbe Lancaster,Been dollar per week, motes that anorder issuo summoning llbcllee to op- -pear before Judge Gear to show cauo

he should not be adjudged guiltyKa'ltole't'al A. F Cooke '.".". '.'.!' i'erm of of court

et

of

and punlshe.1

John Albert Matthew man Is attorneyfor Ubellant.

In an altldavlt attached to tho moW C AchI H Touscca U n Hocllant says that since the

Gilbert al

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vorce she has received from llbellee,for the support the child, $5M andno more.

Judgo Do Holt signs an order toshow cause, ordering llbelleo to appearbefore Judgo Gear tomorrow morningat 10 o'clock.

HOURS OF COURT.

JIIIKO WIU HUVFIIb U,1IV

exceptional cases. Hx byisllpulutlon of inuiiHi-- will be taken up

nl in the morning.

LAflVAP NOT RPDTII PC

ll!lKlllmr,iH hi which lu

LOCAL AND GENERAL

Read "Wants" on page 6.

Try Wultmar's Soda now.

F. II. Hayselden Is In town again.1. N. S. Williams Is here from Maul

Florence Devcrlll is here from Hi-nal-

Dr. Pratt left for llllo In the Klnautoday.

Hon. II. P. Baldwin Is here fromMaul on business.. Mary, Mary, Mar) land Club ltjowhiskey at the Pantheon.

For clralce groceries sec S. J. Salter,(Fort street, abovo Berctanla.

di- -

of

von Oravemcyjer Is In town forthe first time In long rerlod,

Try "DclvlBta" wines. Thos. 1'. MoTlghe & Co., agents. Tel. Main 1 10.

Alexander, Lindsay this afternooncalled on Governor Dole to reielvc hiscommission.

Blank books of all sorts, ledgers, etc.,manufactured by tho Bulletin Publishing Company.

M. M. O'Shaughncssy, the expert en-

gineer, returned from Maul In thoMauna Loa today.

Italph O'Nell, of Santa Cruz. Cal .

was guest of Jns. 1:. Morganthe Korea was In port

Governor Dole is busily engaged athis Emma street residence, working onbis report to the. President.

Tony Marcalllno, of Henry Water-bous-e

& Co., took big party to theVolcano In the Klnau today.

Alex. Lindsay, the recently appoint-ed Second District Magistrate, nrrlvvdfrom Kunn In the Mauna t.oa thismorning.

A young English pointer dog hajbeen lobt. A reward Is offered for Iliareturn of same to ( .Schuman Co.,Young building,

C. L. Hapal has been enjoined byJudge Do Dolt against interfering withhis wife, pending the determination ofher libel for divorce.

People from tho other side of theIsland report the road and bridges allthe way from Kahaluu to Waikune Icurgent need of repair.

Attorney Avon II. Crook hag Inkenoffices with Judge A. S. HumphreysMr. Humpbrcs will continue to prac-tice In the Federal courts.

Tho Governor has appointed I.yleA. Dickey First District Magistrate ofHonolulu nnd Alex, l.lndsej, Jr., wasgiven the position df second

Call nt Hawaiian News Co.'s Youngbuilding store for handsome littlebooklet on visiting card etiquette andshowing many samples of fashionablewriting papers.

James Thompson, of tho CircuitCourt, left yesterday for Makuha, tbcitto spend vacation. Jimmy has beenworking steadily for long time an I

deserves icst.Superintendent of Public Works II.

E. Cooper will receive tenders for therepair and extension of Sorenson'awharf up to Monday, Aug. 31. Sec no-

tice tinder New Today.

The Honolulu public will be glad toknow that Mr. II. theexpert piano tuner and repairer, hntreturned to Honolulu and can be foun I

I

at the Ilerg!trom Music Co.

Among the passengers who departedfor llllo In tho Klnau this noon wasHigh Sheriff A. M. Drown, who goeson an official trip to the Dig Island tnlook Into certain police matters tlicro

All the members of the HonoluluChess Club nro urgently requested tobo present at the club rooms, Progrcaiblock, this evening at p. m. Arrangement will be perfected for tournanient,

Get Ilrownlo Camera. KeryyoungMer ought to have one of thesedelightful llttlo instruments. They areoperated with the utmobt simplicityand tost only $1 at Honolulu Photo-Suppl- y

Co.

Among the arrhals from Hawaii andMaul ports In the Mauna Loa thismorning were the following: C. J,Hutchlns. Mr Keyworth, Mr. Scott,John Andrade, A. G. Thompson and C,K, Farden.

Leahi Chapter No. 2, Order of tinEastern Star, gives grand ball alAlex. Young Hotel, August 31st. Tick-ets $1, on sale at all book stores, rtAlex. Young Hotel office and incmbcriof committee.

Judge Do Holt this morning held thatLau Ling was duly authorized as atto-

rney-in-fact for Lau Tong Kal. (awayfrom tbo country) to iCstltuto proceed-ings for Lau Tong Kal against thepartners of the corporation known as

During the September term of the tho Illver Mill Co.Circuit Court It l proposed to open AmonB tuo departures for Hllo andcourt at 9:3) o'clock In tho morning, ttay , llie Klnal, loUuy wcrccontinuing until noon, at which t mofolIowlng. c. Kll,6cri ChBg- - .Itcess will bo taken until 1 30, when Uoll K j (.,mng CnoWf ,,eVi sKtshlons will until t In 'hold clock. Vamajni ,,, M Jnnl(cri w. , Cr0lIcrstead of 4:30, except (n rasw where Ur 8, Mf an(, Mr u M WJ.

IU HW 1,1, b U, ,,,parte cases,

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AFUR THE OWSA groat slack nf mall was sent out

Tho reptiles tho morning paper fioui tho Tourist Information lliireauspeaks about as hating been submit t,L morning In thii Kurt a by Hctri'imi to ucorgi' . Hiniin lur esatuinn- - t.ry y m U), Mu his asulsiantslion, aru nothing moru limn the Iur.au,T, ,ttor purl nf thu Is ilusllm-- (orof tlm dragon fly width, IIU (lie inos- - m niiiwuy sysleins of tno Mainland,riuliu, IIms in ihn wulur until it U ulilu ,, iifmi mudo to g t tho milin ily nhrusd uml shlfl fur llsolf vMy iimhi Inlmi'l.-- In llm work of adliruion IIU' aii' iho nuiurul uiuiiiIuh utll.iim Hawaii If lliu Kiiumlllmm lliu iiiihhiiIii and i li mnit tlinn n.ntis with simu'sh and I turn Is n'i

lt n iiivni lliu M'ltur 11 is fur lln rusiii in siipimwu Uml limy will ii'd,ln Hawaii w hawi ;iwd mum lu run

t.iuliiUln lirrsilf, Tim Nuvt VurkjujmiwM. (f.wil IIiiiwi iiu.1 Mi'' I'liiiiul mnl ilm I'mumlvsiiin Hii-i-

tssL slid I

OF

We havo on hand a lot of tour--

foot Iron Deds In different stIesThis size of a bed Is an odd sireand wo want to clear them out.Wc will for tho next two weekssell them below cost.

FURNITURE COMPANY, Ltd,

CORNER FORT AND BERETANIA

Elegant ValueIn

High GradeTable Delicacies

Our window display will glvo youan Idea of our largo variety of HighGrade Preserved Fruits and ExtraQuality Delicious Olives.

Wo especially commcnil tho epicureto our

FRESH PRESERVED JAM8 andJELLIES and

STUFFED SPANISH MAMMOTHand MAZANILLA OLIVES.

LEWIS & CO , LTD.,

THE Bll GROCERS.

The Lewera & Cooke Building,

189 KING STREET.2402 Telephones 240.

Notice toTENNIS PLAYERS

To close out we are offering

AYERS' GENUINE EN6LI H

TENNIS RACKETS

" CHAMPION "

Former price 58.75 ; now $6.00

" F. H. AYRES "

Former price, $10.50 ; now $7.00

These Rackets are beauties, and arenow less than tho common ordinaryRacket ara sold for.

Golden Rule Bazaar155 Hotel Street

MHUlKLT'Y.r'.jM

(4 (.

Rupturepi 1 VJ A , lintlis M.li.l hli.li.( IlkIL UMllltUll.kl.4l.Ullj

Stla.lfvHS.1.Jl.bUld .".gwull ilriM llislr UlkliJim ti MmnmiKs fur lllln ii.n, wri iht-- dj luU.i up lliu nisi Vl ) iilTllw.Ili iMiw iUHv ihii $Tm'J ur, uyJ'J ugjuutiftlTy uU lliuu kpiling mi ii" ii whui Mud (,fiMlsr ihiu 19 Trrliry. ' KWrllWW,M

NIAGARAHanan & Sons' New DressBoot, a Patent Corona Colt,with Kangaroo Top.

o o o

Designed las a strictly highgrade dress shoe

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Pleasing to the eye, dressyin every feature and madeon a last that conformsperfectly to the shape of thehuman foot.

Mclnerny Shoe Store

SALE

IRONBEDS

COVNE

u

A

WELSHRABBIT"

The successful one dependsgreatly on the kind of checaeused. Wo have made a study of

just this point and If you will

ask us you can depend on get-

ting the right kind. No stringy"rabbit" when jou uso ourcheeso

B. May & Co., Lid.22 TELEPHONES 92

HE ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORS

PiesCakes

(CandiesConfectionsHART & CO., LTD.,

SMOKE

H. J. NDLTE,

GILLIHAN HOUSE.

BOUQUET CIGAR

Beaver Lunch Room

in Blue,

and

HONOLULU STOCK EXCMM6E

HONOLULU, Att. 17,1903

NAME OF STOCK

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Frightfully TorturedBy Vicious Hoodlums

Portland, Or. July 31. A terribleoutrnge was perpetrated upon Hoy andDesslcy Miller, aged eight and ten

'years respects cly, jesterday aftornoonby two hoodlums about SO years oldTho latter were strolling through thiwoods of tho Ladd farm when they

, came across tho young boys, who arathe sons of Superintendent Miller of thefarm. For wanton deviltry the hood-

lums broke a large flash of powderthey carried and made It Into two pllson the ground. Then they held thefaces of their victims to the powderand touched a match to the explosive.

As a result Hoy Miller's faco wasterribly burned, whllo his brother'sface and arms were burned Iloth boyshad their eyes Injured 6o that theymay lose their sight, and both are to-

day suffering intense, pain from theburns about their faces. The boysbegged for mercy, but the more theycleaded to bo turne? loose, thn mo:fiendish became the desire of the hoodlums to torture them.

After having perpetrated the pleco nfmischief, the two hoodlums ran rapidlyaway laughing heartily. The poor littie fellows they had so cruelly treatedrushed home and notified their par-

ents, but It was too late for the fatherto catch the hoodlums.

ATTACKED SECRETARY GENERAL

Rome, July 31. Ssnor Mtlvano, Secret-

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He was Identified as an Itallinnamed Iluffa, who has loit his fortuneon account of the revolutions In Guate-mala, and who bad unsuccessfullypressed his claims for compensation,

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DIED FROM BITTER CANDY.

Springfield, III., July 31

Clutchfield, aged C of HunkerHill, died under suspicious circum-stances, and an Investigation Is beingmade boy went Into a store to

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from Coney Island and The song that Is new from )car toPort Wad8worth. Not an In tho )eur.

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. j JChapter I The story opens wllb

Alfred Ulshop, a (icorgln plant r, dos-ing a trade of $",000 In mill stock for5,000 acres of mountain land. Mrs.Ulshop and their son Alan object tnthe trado. Mrs. Bishop's brother, Ab-n-

Daniel, tells a story. It. The saleover. Ulshop boasts Hint his land Ison a prospective rnllrond. Tompkins,the former owner, has Just unloadeda trad of 2,000 ncris mljolnlng Dish-op'- s.

HI. Ulshop goes to Atlanln tosco lawyer Perkins, who told lifmabout tho railroad Ho lias been de-

ceived The old man Is so downHint he returns home without seeinghis brother William or hi daughterAdele, who Is at her uncle's In Atlanta.IV. Ulshop lias bought 20,000 aires ofmountain land In all and mortgagedhis plantation Aimer (ells Alan toconsult Hajburn Miller, a l.ind spec-

ulator. V Miller tells Alan nlxiut adance at Darley. Alan's sweetheart.Dolly Uarclay, will be there. FrankHlllhouse Is uttcntlve to Dolly. Cralcthe banker VI Dolly tells Alan rllher father to his love (incut 1 rcaii)llariluy has also been taught on moun-

tain land.

"You generally have a lot to say.

llae jou and Frank had a fullingout?"

Dolly gave her shoulders n suddenshrug of contempt.

No; we got along as well ns wo ev elI didI "I thought mu)be lie was a little nin.l'hicnusn Jim wouldn't jhinte tonight,but suicl) he's got sense enough to secthat you oughtn't to Insult DrotluTDlllbeck thtt wa) when he's visitingour house and everybody knows whathe thinks about dancing"

"No, he thought did right aboutIt," said Dolly.

'Then what in the name of com-mon konto Ih I lie matter with jou,Doll)'' You can't pull the wool ovrni) e)es, und Jou needn't try It."

Dolly faced about suddenl)."I reckon jou'll sit there all night

unless (ell jou all ubout It," she satdshut pi) "Motbi, Alan Ulshop wuithere."

"You don t sa)!""Yes, nnd asked me to let him tuke

me to church tomorrow evening.""Oh, ho did?""Yes; and, as I didn't wnnt father to

insult htm, 1"'You told him what jour pa said?""No; I Just told him father didn't

want me to receive him an) more.I leu ven knows, that was enough!"

"Well, thnt was the best thing forjou to do." Mrs. U.ircluj took u deepbreath 11s If she 'were inhaling u de-

licious "It's much better thinto have Mm plunge In here some dayand have jour father break out likehe does In his tough wuy What didAlan say?"

"He said very little, but he looked ILYou ought to have Been Mm, Frankcame up Just about that time and In-

vited me to have some Ice cream, undI had to leave him Ho was n whiteah a sheet Ho hnd made an engage-ment with me to sit out n dance, undhe didn't come lu tho room again tillthat danco was called, and then hedidn't even mention It. He acted sopeculiarly I could see it wus nearlykilling him, but he wouldn't let mebring up the subject again. camonear doing It, but he ulwajs steeredround It."

"He's a eenslblo joung man," declared Mrs Barclay "Any o'no cansee that by looking at him. Ilea noticspomilblo fyr Ills father's foolhaidyventure, but It certainly leaves himIn a bad fix as u many lug man He'shad bad luck, und he must put up w Iththo conscqiiciues There are plent) of

t girls who huvc nu money or pionpects.who would be glad to have him, hut"I lroke Jn Dolly us If shehud been listening to her own trou-bled thoughts lather than her mothei'jwoids ho didn't lilt us If lie wuutedto see me nlone Tho other coupleswho had engagements to talkthat iliimu were silting In windowsmid out of the wii) conn is, hut 1.)kept me right whore I wus and was useaiefully polite us had Just In enuitindiirtd 1 was Miirj fur Mm milmini 111 the siilun tlmii I iiuild lime

l kl his IjHIK "lle senslhlM, Vely avlinllilt ,' ami

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"Well, fiuit really would-- be best,diar, undir the clriumstnnies."

"Ilcst?" Dolly blurted ouL "Howcan )ou say thaL when when"

"Dolly, joii are not really foolishubout Mm, nre )ou?" Mis Uarclaj'sfac dropped Into deeper seriousness.

Doll) looked awn and was silent forn moment, Then she faltered: "Idon't know, mother. I 1 m afraid If 1

Keep on feeling like do now I'll neverget over It."

"Ah. but )ou'II not keep on feelinglike ,vou do now," (onsoleil the olderwoman. "Of course, right now, Jmtniter seeing how hard he took It, youwill kind of sympathize with him at! 1

want to help him; but that will all pairsanny I lemember when I was aboutjour ugl had n falling oufwlth WillDespree."a voting man m) father didn'tlike becniibe his grandfather had beenan overseer. And, do jou know, 1

"'ought I would nctuall) kill m)ielf'I refused to eat n bite and tlircntened

wmi win 10 tijis unyknow what I would nuvc

ilone If ) our grandfather hadn't srnroj

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him nvvny with a shotgun Will kept people seemed to have left theirnotes to me 1 was afraid to oil occupations to subtly enjo) tv.e

answer them, but in) father got hold spectacle of a common man llkf there-

of one nnd went lifter Mm on a wives who had leached loo far lifterhorse. Will's family heard what wasup, they kept him out in the swiintpfor n few days, and then they sent himto Texas. The whole Despree familytook It up and talked scand'lous aboutus"

"And )ou soon got over It, mother"asked Dolly almost In n tone of ills- -

mny,"Well," said Mrs. Uarclay. reflective- -

I). "Will acted the fool so terribly Hownsn't out In Texas three months be-

fore he sent buck u marked paper withan article In it ubout his engagementto the daughter of a rich man who, wo

round out nlterwurd, used to l.cep alivery stable; then I reckon hardly an)girl would keep caring for a boy whenhis folks was telling such lies abouther family."

Dolly was staring stiidlousl) nt th- -

speaker."Mother ' she asked, "don't jou be- -

lleve In real love?"Mrs n.irl.iy laughed ns If highly

amused. "I bellove lu a different sortto the puppy love I had for that boy. I

Then after that there wus anotherjoung man that 1 thought more of, ifanything, than I did ot Will, but -

wus as poor us Job's turkey, and myfolks was ull crazy for me and jour pa,who I'd never seen, to get married I

held out against the Idea, Just like yotnro doing with Frank, I reckon, butwhen jour pa come with his shinybroadcloth coat und spotted silk vest

no. It was satin, I think, with redspots on It and every girl In town1was cruz) to cafh him und there was110 end of it purts about the niggers hoowned and high unmeet Ions well, nsI my. It wusu't 11 week before I wisafraid he'd we Joe Tinsley and linirabout mo and him My father was Infor the malt h from the very Jump, undbo wus jour pa's folks. He put up Mour houso with Ms nigger servant nnddldnt want to go about town muchI reckon I was pleased to havo himpick me out ami so wo soon fixed Itup I .on!). Iu only had to mention JoeTinsley to mo after we got married Ijmnko me do anything bo wanted Tothis day he llnows him up to me, forJoo never did amount to anything II 'tried to boirow money Jrom your piafter you wus born, The neighbors ha 1

to feed his children.""llul )ou loved futher, didn't jim'"

Dolly breathed, lu some relief overwhat she thought was coming,

"Will, I can't sny I did," bald Mrs

Oliiiugh tu I11111I1 Ili'l woreiili Imlibirlijaiiiii expression of dlksan.

she In 111 l

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nieauKifs ouiI Mrs. Han la) stared up at her daugh-

ter for mi Instant, and then herbtoko a bnnd smile of genuineamusement. She lowered her head tohir knee and laughed out

"Dolly Darelay, jou nre such a fool!"she said, and thin she laughed againalmost Immoderately, her In hirlap.

"I know whnt that means," saidDolly, In high disgust. "Mother, I dun tthink )ou can do me any good. You'dbetter go to bed."

Mrs Uurclay rose promptly."I think I'd better, too," she said "It

mnkes jour pa aw fill mad for me to situp this way, I don't want to hearrail out llicj ho nlwu)s docs when heentches me at it."

After her mother gone Doll) ratdown on her "She never was Inlove." she herself "Never, never,never! And It's a pity. She nevercould have talked way It sho hadreally loved nn)bod) as much as"llul Dolly did not finish what lay onher tongue. However, whin sho huddrawn tho covers up over her thetears rose In her e)cs ami rolled downon her pillow as she thought of Alanlllshop's brave and dlgnlfled suffering

"Poor Mlovv," she said "Poor, dearAlan!"

CHAPTER IX.There is n er!u!u class of Individuals

that will father around a nun In -,

und it differs little. If ttdiffers nt all, fiom the classwarms Itself In the glow ot a man'sPiosporlty.

Horses vero hitched to the fenc"from the front gite nil the way roundto the side viuinnce. The mountain

forbidden fruit nnd la) maimed undtorn before them.

I heir illupprovnl of the 4!d mnn'effort to hinry Pnivldcnce could notl'o been better shown than In thofailure of them all to comment on tbumseally conduct of the Allnntn lavvjer.liiej even chuckled over thut of

.Hie Incident. To their luinus Perkinswas a sort ol faroll personification of anecessar) evil, who, like tho devilself, was cMdently created to showmoitnls their limitations.

The Itev Charles 11, Dole, tall,spare man of sixty, who pleached theHist, secon 1, third and fourth Sundtijjof each month In four different meet;'"B houses within u da)'s ride of Illsh- -

op's, ttround us the guest of thnfarmhouse as often ns his circuit wouldpermit. He wus called the "flghtln'

'preacher" because he hud had severalfearless hand to hand encounters with

mooiibhlncis whose conduct hohud ventured to call ungodl) becauseunlawful

On the second Saturda) after lllsh- -

op's mishap, us Dole was to preach the"'xt da) at Hock Ciest meeting I10113,?,

lie rode up us usual and turned liUliorse the stublc and fed withhis own bund Then ho Joined AimerDaniel mi the urundu. Abncr hadseen him up und purpose!) burledIds bead In his newspaper to keep fromoffering to tuke the horse, for Abncrdid not like the pienehei "niij to hurt,"ns he would have put It.

Dole did not care much for Abnereither 'Die) engaged In scvi-ra- l

doctrinal discussions In which tl.opreacher had waxed furious overof Daniel's views, which he describedw- decidedly unorthodox Daniel hadKept Ms temper beautifully uud hudthe appeurnhio of being ninusejthrough It ull, uud this Dole foundburdci to forgive than hii) thing Abnerhud suld.

"You ull have hud some trouble, 1

heer. semo I saw jtni last," thepitacher us he But down uud began towipe bis ptesplring brow with a bighandkerchief,

"Well, I iccktin It moiigbt lie calledthat." Abner replied as hn carefullyfolded Ms newspaper and put 11

his coat pocket "None of us was c

tin' of It, an' It sorter Iiii'muI orr(iileulntions Alf had nut 10 putnew high back hem lies lu Hmlt Cret,

Inn new lamps an' one thing Knottier,an' It seems to inn" Abner wined Mr

lain got hiiiih 10 do wlili humanpiiiilutloiia one wuy ur mini

Cl 1 jtibl hint hiuiup tint nipilnil ill hefori me uiuiine IU n,

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llau hi) "Wo hud a terrible time get-- too fucllo mouth "like I heeid 'lm sayting iibed to one another's was ou one day that jou wasn't paid enoughsee, he'd wallid .1 good while uud was fer wore tliuiidei un' that he'd stirhi mm older than I was. After iiwhllx, uioiiniUun' un what 1011I1I be done '

though, we settled duwn uud now I'm Abnei'K ejes twiiiMul "Hut. luws)nw fill glad 1 let my futher innnnge foi uui' 1 n kim ef hn kin pos,lb) r.iU"me You sec, whul )our 1.11 hud and the suuls to pa) the lux on liU Inves-wh-

niy f'lther. si tiled 011 Ine made mem next jtei do all the Lordus louiroiluhle and If 11 iniiple Is llmt expects '

lis it sight (hau the ikmii uu.--i Hull, I riilton'" gunned ll.ili. Irrl- -'"ie ' lined lis 'imiiiI, ti) Abinr's iioulne

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T. MA8UDA Clothes cleaned, dyedand repaired. 1418 Fort St. nearVlnejard.

T. HAYA8HI Clothes cleaned and re-

paired. 637 Beretanla cor. Punch-bowl.

DENTISTS.

DR. M. J. J. MARLIER DC ROUTONRooms 27 and 11 Young BIdg, be-

tween Hotel and King Sts.

DRS. A. B. CLARK and P. F. FREARMilntyre Dldg, King and Fort SU.

DR. DERBY Dentist; Fort and HotelSts.; Hours 9 to 4.

MESSENQER8.

TERRITORIAL MESSENGER 8ERVIC Union St near Hotel.; Tel.301 Main.

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DIRECTORY

MONG ths Indians every man Is a man ofdioou ana iron, every man is a man ofsplendid physique and robust health, andthis in spite of lick of all the comforts andconveniences enjoyed by the white man.What is the secret of the Indian's superiorityover us in this respect? It can be named in

these wordj, Kickapoo Indian Sagwa. The Indian has, inhis loni: strtiKsle with Nature, learned her secrets, andchief amoitj them all, 13 the secret of that rare compoundor licalinx herbs, roots, biris and gums, known as

BjCKAPOO &AGWANATURE'S BLOOD MAKERIt h to this the Indian owes his strength of body andlength of life. By its use he keeps his blood pure. ItKeeps the mechanism of the body in perfect workingorder. The Indian never knows dyspepsia. He neverdies of heart failure. His lungs are like a blacksmith'sbellows He knows nothing of chronic kidney and livertroubles, and he owes his perfect health to Sagwa. Sagwawill give you what I: gives the Indian the strength ofIron. Try it. It Is guaranteed. Your money refundedIf it does no: fulfill every claim. Sold by all druggists.

HOBRON ORUG COMPANY

TO CUR'5 A COLO IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxattvo 3romo Quinine TabletsAll druggists refund the money l( ttfalls to euro. E W Grove's algnitursIs on each bos; 21 cent.en

The bJSINESS MAN'S HANDY IN-

DEX, published in tto Saturday Bulle-tin and tho Weekly Edition, gtxei aconcise and complete resume of jl

notices, call for tender, Judj-merit-

bulldlna permit and real e

transactions- - Evening Bulletin,75 cent per month. Weekly Bulletin,,1 per year.

e

The Son "I'ana, what U the rertdefinition.) ot cUirtty?" Tie Father' (living away oaiethlng that you oti'tuse )ourr.elf, iny noa."

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JAMES SHERIDAN Piano tuningand repairing. A piano for rent orsale. White 1371. 343 King St.Leave orders Hawn. News Co.,Young Dldg.

ANNIS MONTAGUE TURNER VocalInstructor; "Mlgnon," 102 Bereta-nl- a

St.

ERNEST KAAI Music Teacher, Studto. Room 63 Young Dldg.

MA88AGE.

S.OCHIAI Expert massage treatmentfor bIck people, est kukui at.

PHY8ICIAN.

DR. GEO. W. BURGESS 1387 Fort St.cor. Vineyard; 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. and7 p. m. Telephone Main 12S.

2443 6m

RESTAURANT.

HOP SING'S new restaurant, cornerHotel and Nuuanu streets, Is nowopen. Meals IS ents, at all hours.

25191m

STRAW HATS.

E. MORIKUCHI 14 Hotel St., nr. Nu-

uanu. Felt, straw, Panama hatJ.

"For Rent" cards or. sale at Bulletinoffice.

DISTRIBUTOR.

THE PIONEER BUILDING ANDLOAN ASSOCIATION OF

HAWAII

pays Ita withdrawing members at theend ot six month or a year not only

the cash paid In by them but Seventy-fiv- e

(75) per cent, of the profits.It retains Twenty-fiv- e (25) ot the

profits for the benefit of the Stockhold-ers remaining.

The Twenty-sevent-h Series of Stock-. now- - open for subscription. ONE

DOLLAR per month per share.A. V. GEAR, Secretary,

2507-t- t 122 King Street.

Jansen "They tell me jour friend, has absolutely no fear of death." Jen-- .

nluga "I ohould say not; he U inundertaker "

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; ,i , A BOY IN SUMMER La Grande Theresa Oceanic Steamship CompanyAOAIN FACE3

l TIME TABLEThe French Conrt The steamers of thli line will arrive and lease this port as aereoaleu

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The Purest and Most

THE BESTFOR TABLE USE

Bartlett-

Lovejoy & Co.;NUUANU 8TRUET.

WANTE- D-

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and

China

Beer Made

SOLD BY DRUGGISTS,HOTELS AND BARS.

Agents,PHONE MAIN 308

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Our Sola Water

Kill iell you all about it.

Consolidated Soda Water WorksLIMITED.

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One of the57 Varieties

HEINZ SWEET

PICKLESi

They are"ihe best in the world.Always crisp and of excellentflavor. Sold by all grocers. '

H. & COMPANY, LTD,, DISTRIBUTORS.

Sideboards

Buffets

Closets

Palatable

Ltd.,

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HACKFELD

NEW ARRIVAL

Visit our store this week Ityou would sec'something beautiful In rich golden 04k aide- -,

jr boards.' bullets, and china tfjoseta. We !

huve'ju'et unpacked them and have some onexhibition In our windows.

PORTER FURNITURE CO.,ALEX. YOUNG BUILDING.

THERE ARE OTHERS. BUT THE

Asbestos Lined Safes"ARE PAR EXrELLENT."

Warranted absolutely Fire proof. Keeping your books andpapers free from that damp, musty smell oo noticeable Incement lined safe.

You arc respcctually Invited to examine these safes at

J. C. A XT ELL'S,10-1- and IQ50 ALAKBA HT Bet. IIOTIIL and KING HONOLULU

IT IS GETTING WARMAND YOU WILL WANT TO QUENCHTHAT THIRST. WHEN ORDERINGA CASE OF SODA WATER RING UP

HAWAIIAN SODA WORKS,BLUE 167).

TERRITORY HARNESS CO.Mnu(Mltiirrivl

Up-Ma- le Horse Boots and Illeii-Clas- s Harnessmi mi

m KINO SIRCEr, E, L, NEWMAN, MJAi.tl

mm gMf II' iT,l I X II 1 rwJi H ' .Ati'ff.) iS;

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"The Blowing Up of Penelope."Chicago Record-Herald- .

REALESTATEieiNSAGTlONS BIRBE Ml HMDRecorded Aug 10

O L & 11 Co to Mary Ferry; Rel: lot3'.', I'awaa tract, Honolulu, J12I7. II230. p IDS

Hllo Mctl Co Ltd to S I.uhllen ct al.Rel, Int In leasehold, l'uueo, Hllo, Ha-

waii; S15S.71. II 231. p SI. DatedJuly 20, 1903.

Pllkula to Mele Kalonul; D, Int InR P C223, Kul 11178. Hookena, Int In Into the solitude of the country and tinGr 1860, Kauhako, S Kona. Hawaii; 'soothing atmosphere or the farm III

110. 11219,410. Dated July 21.1903. 'vork on the Citizens' I'aity move.Oploplo Iane to Emma Kane; Dj'ment was not completed.

P. P 3159, Kul Ilalaa, Yet It Is the truth. Illrbe Is .1 smallMolokal; tl etc. II 219, p 112. Dated farmer - I- - McCandlees set aside i

,iir 10, 1903, -

Sol I'aawcla and ( to S M DamonD; por It P 429, Kul 1317, Moanalua,Honolulu; 11000. B 219, p 412. DatedAug 8, 1903,

W O Smith tr to R B Williams; Rel;lot 38, Kalwikl, Hllo, Hawaii; J1W0.I' 163, p 287. Dated" Aug 8, 1903.

Jonah Kumalao to Jno A Magulrc;Rel; Ap 39. Kul 11216 and 2 0 acreof R P 3996, Keopu 1, etc, N Kona,Hawaii; 12000. B 230, p 290. DatedAug 8, 1903.

Tr Oahu College to Jno Nelll; Rel;lot 38, Ulk B, of Gr 34i0, Kulaokamia.Honolulu; $2000. B 226, p 272. DatedAug 10. 1903,

Recorded Aug 11

M Abreu and wf to Mrs M PrcJIrn;M; por Gr 3613. N'uuanu alley, Hono-lulu; J300. B 247, p 436. Dated July4, 1903.

D K Kapebee and wf to I lawn Rlty& Mty Co; Mi Int In R P 2719 aud2131. Haupuaa, Puna, Hawaii; 1300.r 251, p 55. Dated Aug 1, 1903. ,

Polly Kaloa and bsb to Elltaboth KRogers'; D; Kul 2120,'Kalua. Walluku,Maul; $10. B 249, p 414. Dated Jan10, 1903.

Kd H Rodgers ct al to Zelle K Rod-ger- s;

D; 1 a land, Rodgcrs home- -btcad, Walluku, MauL $1. II 219. p113. Dated July 131903.

M Abreu and wf to Mrs Maria Pre- -Jiro; M; por Gr 3613, Ntumnu Valle', I

Honolulu; $300, B 247, p 43C. DaiodJuly 4, 1903.

Malcka Malmlau and hsb to Bishop&. Co; M; lots 31 and 33 King St tract,pors R P 1739 Vineyard St. Honolulu;$5200, U 247. p 437. Dated Aug 10.1903. -

Hlel Kapu and wrtdjKcllle Spltx:D; Int In R Ps 6030, 6256, 7092,' andpc land, Kupek'e, Molokal; Int In realproperty of Molly H Kapu, dec, InToror Hawaii; $500. B 249, p 446. DaUdJuly 31, 1903.

Wal Tong to Fu Wah; AL; Int inpc land, Koloa, Kauai; $1, etc. B 246,p 270. Dated Aug 11, 1903.

Port Mut Ben Socy of Hawaii to IIG Rels; Rel; por blk 11, Pearl City,pc land, Manana, Ewa, Oahu; $1400,II 247, p 443. Dated Aug 10, 1903.

II G Rels to Maria. D Carlos; D; pcland, Manana, por blk 11, Pearl City,Uwa, Oahu; $3200. B 249, p 417. Dat-ed Aug 11, 1903.

Joseph Manuel ct al; Affdt; In reownership of pora Kuls 1083 and 10519nnd 610, I.lllba St, Honolulu. II 25.'.p 31. Dated Aug 8, 1903.

M J Carlos by Afft, Affdt, In re relof mlg dated Feb 15, 1887, In 11 103.p 108. II 253, p 35 Dated Aug 8, 1963.

.

The OU8INCBS MAN'S HANDY INEX, published In the Saturday Dull

tin and the Weekly Edition, gives atonelie and complete resume of all legal notices, calls for tenders, Judftments, hulldlnq permits and real es-tate transactions, evening Bulletin,75 cents per month Weekly Dulletln.

1 per vesr.

sltL&WlL $20 licit foi $5,mi' mmiiJiz'Tti. rpr.AMcn'iillrllHelKIV,

vvrr.i'l c n't N'tiimrnylX7i lf "JB lor he lmu,i.u ,11 wni

ilt,wljruk i .miUiiIi..N"lt l"Jll'H' lTry p.tnuii). Nii.mtixHa Miaos'

WW M ri II i iR l ru.tu.ni

II MM 14llrfH4,HMIIl

No more Ik tho melodious voice olHenry C Blrbe of the Advertiser

i'nr', heard In the street torner s.

council No mor Is his freely givenndvlce on the burning quest Ion of thedu recelel b those lioni he d

to meet In various and devloi-- i

imice He le a small farmer inspln-- i

by Adrerlser editorials ho has retlrrrt

few acre far down tho road, pointedout a small homo on tho land aud salu:"Go thou nnd be good." Illrhe necepved the tender so kindly made by Mt

'Candless and now he sits at eve listening to the olces of tho woods and Inthe morning, rises with tho chlckeni,dons his long boots and plodii forth Intothe fields to till anJ to tow.

.

AGREEMENT WITH TRUST.

London. Aug. 6. Tho agrtement ofthe International Mercantile MarineCompany with tno British Admiraltyand the Board of Trade Is publish"!in a'Parllamentary paper tonight.

It provides that the British compa-

nies included in tho combine shall re-

mainr

on a footing of equality withother British companies in respect toany military, naval or postal scrvlcothat the British Government may roquire from the British mercantile ma-

rine. No Brltieh ship in tho combineshall be transferred to a foreign reg-

istry without the consent of the presi-

dent of the Board of Trade. The ves-

sel shall continue to bo ofllccred l

BrltlMi subjects nnd carry the umcproportion of British sailors as Is pro-

scribed In the caso nf other Ilrltlrhships engaged in the same trade. Thevessels shall still be subject to hire or 11

urchaee by tho Admiralty on thsame terms as existed prior to the combination.

The agreement shall contlnuo fortwenty jears, dating from September22d, 1902, and shall be tcrmiuabl?thereafter at live years notice on either side It is provided that the BritishGovernment has the right to terminatethe agreement at any time should thucomblue pursue a policy Injurious totho Interests of the British mercantilemarine or British trade.

"For Rent" cards on sale at Bulletinoffice.

Legal Notices.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE TOCREDITORS.

The undersigned having been dulyappointed Administrator of tho Estatoot JoBcph Kcalohakul Malao, Jr., De-

ceased. Intestato,Notlco is hereby given to all credit-

ors ot the deceased to present theirilalms, duly authenticated and "V,lth

tho proper vouchers, If any exist, atthe oincQ ot tho Hawaiian ChineseNews Co., No. 18 8. Klug street, Ho-nolulu, within six months from thedate of the first publication ot this no-tir-

or they will bo forever barred.And nil peraons Indebted to mid o

lire hereby notified to inako Immediate pajment nf same (0 tlio

1:1.1 j. (iiiAwroiiit,AilmlliUlruWir nf tliu Potato ofJneili Kealnliukul Muluu, Jr.

SC2I-A- 4, II. I, 86, Hi pi. I

notice 10 cneniTOHB.

All i In I ins DKHliml A II I'lillllivsinut, m niniiti in iulcuiu Mini r

Mdiiwl m tliu riiilru nf J. V. r)iittrt,ItHiimi siii) lUim, wllhiii ihliiy ,

llrr mull llinu lliuv will b fwiuvrtrirvi i.IHwl

PARIS Aug, 8 The notorious Hum- -

ttt ramlly today fated a Judge and Jurytr meet the charge til having

what Waldeckltotisxeaii described ns "tho greatestswindle of Hie centurj " Investlgatlug .Magistrate I.ijtlet In May decidedto commit Theien Hitmbeil her hus- -

tatid. I'cderliK and her brother, fortrial on the charges of forger, the usecf forced documents and swindling.Ho dismissed the cares ncnlnst i:vaHumbert (Theresn's daughter) andMarie Dulgnac (her sister)

Public curiosity, which has followedtht fortunes of tho (atnll) slncv theria of Its social brilliancy, Is ngalnIntensely wrought up, the chief Interest centering In "La Grande Theresawho has promised to produce nt thistrial tho m)stcrIous American

the brother Crawford, onwhom she based hor story of an In

herltnnco of $20,000,00. which she pillforward as the security for tho loanhe obtained, amounting Jo $10,000,

ouo

The Palais du Juntlco was early tidemorning surrounded by large crowdsagcr to gain admittance to the eotir

room. A heavy force of MunicipalGuards preserved order Many ex-

cursionists enmo from distant pointsthe rnllioads treating the trial nx the)would a national hoi Ida One of theexcursions came from Mi lun, whltlwas the consistency that FrederickHumbert represented In th Chamberof Deputies and in which vvns totaledtho famous Humbert Chateau with It

parks, lakes, )achts nud n fleet ofgenodolnx. Ot thu thousands whosought admission, only a few hundredfit the highly favored gained an enfranco to the court Coquelln, thecelebrated aclor was among tnethrong of nrtlsts, ndors nud authors

eking admission, and when he wasturned bnek he remaiked that (hitrial would be "on of th" greatestdramas ever enacted The scenevlthlu tlii- - court-roo- recall d thedcys of the Drefu and Zola trills

Tho court-roo- Is coiupnratlvilysmall, the walls andelllng. panelledwith nnhogany, giving It a sombrehuo. 'iho judges' bench formed ahigh semicircle at the further end.The presiding Judg". Gaston Bonnetctciipled the renter or the semicirclehis asocial es being Judges Monler.Planlcnu. Pignnnl and Du Dcrort, Honnet Is a man of middle ago and bearsat, expression of benignity, but bas areputation of Inflexible sterncss. ThJudges wore red sill, gowns nnd velvettups, whlcii they remov.-- as theynsrended tho bench. Within .a reserved rnclosuro were the lendingmembera of tbj benih nnd bar Inblack silk gowns nnd wearing stiuwhite tie kcloths. To tho rear wastlio small public area, eaih seat bear-ing the name of Its distinguished oc-

cupant. Thu audlencft Included dlplomats, academicians and members ofthe Legion nt Honor. Many ladleswere present, their rich gowns contrasting with the gravity of their sur- -

undlngs. Many ot the ladles carrieddainty luncheon bags, evidnntly expect-ing to spend the day In court To theright of the judges was the prisoners'dock, raised four feet above tlm Boor,nnd hrlnglug about the fates ot

ugalnst the dark bark,giound. They were brought In Iromtho prison of the Conclcrgirlethrough a subterranean passage Rail-ing In the court room. As they enter-ed ev.ry e) was strained towurdsthem Theresa Humbert came first.then her husband Frederick, followedby her brothers Romnlne and llmlle

Anrlgnae Madame Humbert's farov.as pale from her long lunlluemeutIier whole bearing as she surveyed the

indicated scorn and dellnnec. ulie wore a becoming steel greygown and a dainty round hat, bearing a cut steel ornnmcut und a clusterut while roseB. Frederick Humbertwas the picture of a crushed uud miserable man. Ho bore a haggard expression, showing moru despair thandefiance. Ills scanty beard has be-

come very grey, Ktnllo d'Aurlgnaclias grown tbln and cadaverous-looking- ,

but his brother Romalno stillstill looks the typo of tho sleek pro-moter.

Madame Humbert had a whisperedconference with her counsel, MaltroI.alxirl, who defended Dreyfus, at thoIlenncfl court-martia- while the Indict-ment was being read. There was alargo array of counsel, representingtho numerous Interests on both sides.The early hours of the hearing w'ero'ccuplcd by the reading of the Indict-ment, tbo formal pleading and the selection of tho Jury from tho regularpanel.

Madame Humbert frequently Interrupted tho resiling of tho Indictmentwith scornful exclamations, which(otild bo heard throughout the court-room. Whi-i- i asked where she lived,pie nusuered "In prison '.

Oet your "To Let" l0 at the Buietln office

Corporation Notices.

KAMALO SUGAR CO., LTD,

Nollin Ik li'fili) gUeii Hint n

mil met ling of llm nlm lihulders of Urnl but. uililily will Im hi Id ill III" I"litis or J. Allied MilMiwn, nifiisr Her

built Mini Aluliw HIS. Ill IIiiixIuImi'ii Mmiduy Auk lllli, i i m

0110. V. IHUIOIKW, H II

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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

ALAMEDA AUO. :iSIERRA SEPT. 2ALAMEDA ..SEPT. 11

SONOMA

In connection with the sailing of tht above steamers, the agents are pre-pile- d

to Issue, to Intending passengers, coupon through tickets, by any raU- -

road San Francisco to all points in the United States ,and tramYork by any steamship line to all European ports

FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLT TO

Wm G Irwin 8c Co,, LtdOCEANIC S. S. CO.

Pacific Mai Steamship Co,OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL STEAMS0IP CO. ANDT0Y0 KAISHl

Steamers of the above companies will call at Honolulu andleave this port on or about the dates below mentioned.

FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.

COPTIC . . AUO. S3AMKRICV-MAR- SEPT. 2KOIIEV SEPT. 10GAELIC SEPT. 18HONGKONG .MAIIU SEPT. 2C

CHIN. OCT. 6I'OIHC OCT. 14NIPPON MIU' OCT. 22

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DAYUFOUR

Tlilnl mnvl.

SEPT.

GENERAL

MARU SEPT.SEPT. IX

DORIC SEPT.MARU 8EPT.

to wll AUG.further Information apply

For general Information apply to

H.HACKFELD &C0., AGENTS.w'M''''Ml'""M"'Ml',,1'1'1M'1M1''s''sssssssssss"sessssssiAMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N S. S. CO.

Service New York and Islands, via Pacific Ooasl

Prom YorkS.S. "AMERICAN" to sail AUO. 1SS.S. to sail about SEPT.

receive at company's wharf 2d St. South Brooklyn, at all Urns.

From San PrancUcoS.S.'NEBRASKAN" to sail 22

v. .to sail SEPT.

From Honolulu to Sun Prnnclaco.8.S."NEDRA8KAN" to sail SEPT.

to sail SEPT. 12

Prom Seattle and Tncomn'S.S. ALASKAN"

G, P, MORSE,General Freight Agent

Hackfeld Co.,

Canadian-Australia- n Royal MallStssamahlp C nmpany.

Steamers of tho above line, running in connection the CANADIAN-PACIFI-

RAILWAY CO. between B. C, and Sydooy, N. B. W,and calling at C. Suva, Fiji and Brisbane, are)AT HONOLULU on or about dates below stated, vlt:From Vancouver and Victoria, B. C.

(For Brlsbano and Sydney.)

AORANOI AUO. S3

Tickets Issued United Btttesand all apply U

Davies & Co., Ltd. General Ageits.

BUSINESS MEN

CAN SAVE

MANY HOURS

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Only I1AY8 In Now York.I'n Sleepers,

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FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

ALAMEDA AUO. 21

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from Nen

FOR

RISEN

AGENTS

FOR SAN TRANCISCO.

GAELIC AUO. 2HONGKONG tCITY OF PEKINO

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about 19

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Direct between Hawaiian

Nowabout

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Victoria. B. Honolulu, DUEtho

Through from Honolulu to Canada, aatEurope. For Freight Passage and general Information,

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From Sydney and Brisbane.(For Victoria and Vancouver, B. C.1

MOANA AUO. Ml

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PACIFICTRANSFER

COMPANY

Furniture utorcd. Piano antFurniture Moving. Baaato und from ell parte) ot theCity.

Office and Warehouse 126 King St.

O. R. & L. Co.TIME TABLE

May lit. 1WJ.

OUTWARD.For Walanae, Walalua. KaatOn aa

Way BUtlons :15 a. nv, 1:M .avFor I'carl City, Ews Wll and Way

Stations 17:30 a. nv. l:il a. slu,11:0C a. m., 2;1C p. m, 3:20 p. so,

14:15 p. m., '6:15 p m., tf;0 y. bl.til: IS p.m.

INWARD.Arrive Honolulu from Kahukn. Ws

lalua and Walanao B;J6 a. m, I:H. u.

Arrlvo Honolulu (rou Bwa MIU aattrearl City C;t0 a. m., tTMS a. ta,

8:36 a. m., 10:3s a. m., z:ut , st4:31 p. m., 'B'l p. m 'Tin 9. v

Dally.1 Sunday Uxictudt Sunday Only.

O. P, DENI80N, f, C. SMITH,8upt. O. , T. A.

-- , rvyx n a aJfo J-- t 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 H--r v -- - 7

Ii tminrndoui price If.

Py lot Trunk or Trvrltnvr lUg, tnil h inlcwc ik lor iucIi siKv.fi ttcl lutpfUinnly low,

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CIGHT EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU. T. ., TUESDAY, AUG. 18, 1903.

Dolphin HoseWE HAVE JUST RECEIVED

10,000OF THIS WELL-KNOW- N

5PlyMADE ONLY In l- -tt INCH AND .1-- 4 INCH SIZI18.THE BEHTAND MOST 8ATI8l5ACTOKV HOSEMADE AND FULLY GUARANTEED BY

E. O. HALL

THE BEGINNING OF

- -- -

There are baseball fu:in on the streettoday who will persist In saying tlia( .

the championship lies between the II.A. C.'s and Punuhous. They predictthat in the game of Saturday, the for-d-

hIII defeat the latter. Well, any-na- y,

the Mattes don't care.

What lll Punahou do without JUddon second? lie lll play his last gamewith the collegians on the 29th Inst.,this pa rue to be between-th- e I'unabouftand Houolulus.

A number of the boys who are play- -Ing Sunday at Kaploluul park havo

hown up In fine style und will niaUJlexcellent material for uext year. Illbbould be remembered that the league ,

has already hud two valuable acquifl- -

tlons from the Winter League of last I

year. They are En Sue and Kernan- -

II. anil frontmen done as log ball

the theforts more effec- -

Kokl thobut fortunately the Is

not such as to fromlag as was thought at first.

will play out tho with'the Punahous. Fortunately, thehous the last game on September7, will time toback to I

This is one the Punahouswas lu lleuter,Kamebameba pitcher, last Saturday;

was actually that man,The ball was by me I itand his were something ter-- J

rlble to a glimpse of.you see how Umpirewas the

D. Kekuewa Is I)baseball fume as tho signless catcher.lie never the pitcher n butvery singularly succeeds Inverythlng that comes his way.

The Elks are talking chang-ing team a putting

at first and thebat. will be the Is

say Just cow.

The batebnll men do not want ftwith tho Illlo players, but

whuiu iiko ui uiick up a team

FeetIS A

Hose

& SON, Ltd,

A TOTAL ECLIPSE,

New York- --- --- l- -i

from the Mainland. Is one of thethat has been suggested to

against any visiting aggregation: Iteuter and Joy, pitchers; and Bob

catchers; and1st and scon d and En Sue, third

Williams nnd Llshman,and Marcallino,

and Knightand left field.

Is a question that has been pu.to the nulletln baseball reporter: "If

were to thethe teams get

The dust still files at tho Noteems to hae been to

prevent tho nuisance,

If who attempt to

WHAT BASEBALL MEN SAY

del, both of the A. C. the part of the stand dur-thes-e

have work as games would the(ample of mainland police at- -

proveplay tlve.

seasonprevent him play-- !

again

CabtlePuna- -'

playwhich allow Cattle get

school,

ofheard remark about the

"1 afraid ofknew

catchnervous Lucas

behind

Catcher known

gives signalgetting

abouttheir little,

Cunha Gorman behindWhat outcome JiarJ

to

theyagainst

HOSE. THIS

Tfma.

Hereplay

CunhaWhite, Oleasou Wood,

base; vannatta Moore,base; Steere

base; short;Knlgbt right field;Kdrbes Aylett, center field;

Kaal,

Here

Steere captain Kams,where would other off?"

park.effort made

police officers clearteam, grand

clever follow y

during season. theirwould much

cannot again duringInjury

season

what

before

Didn't

bat?"

around

garao

teams

theie Is a In hls'bat.

Funs have really become lnnulsltlvoubout what Percy Llshman bays whenbe misses a nice grounder. Helooks something the grand standis too far away nnd people cannothear.

"Why Is Is that people are forced toout of smallest one at n

time when there are larger gates thatbe utilized?" Is a question heard

on every hand of late. The "lemmo"ttI"l "chewing man Is veryclose to first-rat- e mentioned. Per- -

haps he can answer the. out hi Ion. m i

The DUSIME8S MAN'8 HANDYpublished In Saturday Bulla-ti- n

and 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 per year.

Samuel Courley and It. P. Domnhavo filed satisfaction of Judgment foi117.50 und respectively awuril- -

d In admiralty the MuttonNaMgutlon Co,

For Want Column See Page Six

TO LET.

FURNISHED front room In prlvntofamily, rent reasonable; facingEmma Kquare. Address , Hullo-ti-

office. 2536-l-

'LOST.

LOST A young English pointer dog,about C months old; color white andbrown. Howard If returned to Schu- -

man Carriage Co., Young Building.6lt

BYEXECUTIVE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby ghen that tho tlov- -

ci nor has made following appoint-ments:

LY1.K A. DICKEY, ESQ., DistrictMacistrate of Honolulu.

ALEXANDEIl LINDSAY, JR., 2ndDistrict Magistrate of Honolulu,

0. It. CA11TER,Secretary of tho Territory.

Capitol, Honolulu, Aug. 18th, 19i3.233C--

SEALED TENDERS

Sealed Tenders will bo received bytho of Public Workstill 12 m. of Monday, August 31st.1903, for "The Repair and Extensionof Sorenson's Wharf."

Plans and specifications on In

the office of Consulting Engineer.Tho of 'Public

Works reserves tho right to reject anyand all bids.

HENRY B. COOPER.or Public Works.

2336-3-

-

A. S.

Avon H. Crook

Law Offices.

33 SOUTH KING STREET.

CHILD

(Continued from Pago 1.)

Judge Ci-a- r spoke of decisions some-

times being no more than waste paper,the decrees were only effective. Hohad written a decision In ComityAct caao long ago; It was only recent-ly no had signed a decree. Tho Su-

preme Court decided tho appeal wasuot liom the decision, but from thodcci co.

Douthltt that, as a matterof reasoning, since Estee had decidedHint Chu Kin and Jung Hlng wero nev-

er husband and wife, the mother,Jung Hlng, bad a right to custodyof the children.

Tbo custody of the children wasInvolved In e case before Judge Es-tee, thought Judge Gear.

Cathcart declared that Esteo hadgiven Judgment based on thoof whether or tho man and

woman were married, but on factthat man, even if he were tho hus-band of the woman, had restrainedher of her liberty, had kept hor a jrls.oner; therefore had Judge Bi I o re!ased tho woman.

Judge dear remarked that, fromone point of vlow, In tho light of JudgeEstees decision, this court and counsel were In contempt In Interferingwith tho woman.

Alter further argument Judge Gearsaid:

"I admit opinion and decreo ofJudge Estee in evidence and shallbold, however, for tho of do- -

therein adjudicated should bind thiscourt, that thoy do not under tho gn'eral rule; as I staled before, I dothink this rase comes within cxci ptlon to that general rule. I cannotmo that the custody of these childrenhas ever been adjudicated; thereforeI shall hear evidence on It."

The hearing was continued until 10o clock Thursday morning.

FOR THE VOLCANO.

The Klnau this morning look twen-tj-flv- o

pascngers the volcano, andalready several names are booked tosail on tho Mauna Loti on nextfor tho samo place. Tho Mauna I.oaparty will travel across tho Dig Islandiiora Hon u a no to Illlo by stage andrailroad, spending four das at theVolcano House, and returning to Honolulu by tbo Klnau on Saturday utuext week.

iThe BU8INESS MAN'8 HANDY

published In the Saturdayand the Weekly Edition, gives a

concise and complete resume of ill le-

gal notices, calls for tenders, judg-ments, building permits and real es-

tate transactions, Evonlno Bulletin.75 ctntt per month. Weekly Bulletin.11 year.

Joy has really comu to believe wither r not the mattershole

alwaysbut

file the gate

wight

candy"the

thethe

I37.B0,ugulnst

the

file

tho

claimed

tbo

not

r.ot ques-tion not

thethe

the

purpose

notthe

for

Friday

Bulle-tin

per

The ExpertDentistsat prices.

completeIn the Hiiwnllfin

HOTEL STREET, OFF

WANTS

AUTHORITY

Superintendent

Superintendent

Superintendent

NEW TO-DA- Y

Humphreys

CUSTODY

UNJOIN

that',t'rml1nlnK

Fop honest work low ThelorAest ami most Dental offices

Islahw's,glfi

UNAJUDICATED

. fg?tU

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

TIDES.

& wis72

DAY

p.n, I. Rl. p. n.Mondly J 4 . cl S 39 6tl

F m,

It 4 1,8 A m. J !, ! 1 t tS

WtJnes. ' I 01 6 tS S ll 6.7Ttiursit" t JO . ' 16

Frldiy !! I li 9 tl 4.!shitiliv . 1 to 16 6 14

Sund.y 1 I 4 II to oo 4 14r, m. a. m.

MonJty ' " 4 8 II tj to JO S 4t IJ

iuw moon on the 22d at 9:2 a. m.Last quarter of tho moon ou tho 15thTides rom tho United States Com

anifOeodctlc Survey Tables.Tho tides at Kahulul and Illlo occur

about an hour earlier than at flunolulu.

Hawaiian Standard Time Is' lOh 30mslower than Qreeuwlch time, belutbnt of the meridian of 1S7.30. Thetime whlstto blow's at 1:30 p. hi., whichIs the same as Greenwich. Oh Om.

Weather Duieau, Punahou, Aug. 1?.

Temperature Morning minimum,7.1; midday maximum, 83.

Ilaronicter at 9 a. m., 30.06, steady.Rainfall, 00.Dow Point, 72F.Hug Idity at 9 a, m., 71 per cent.Wind, light N. n.j weather, clear.

ARRIVED.

Monday, Aug. 17.Am, bk. U. P. ItithU, McPhall, from

Ean frnaclsio.Tuesday, Aug. IS.

Stmr. Manna Lou, Slmerson, fromknu Kona nnd Maul ports, at 5 n. m

Stmr Iwulanl, Moshor, from Hawaiiforts, at 11:43 n. m.

Am. by Albert, Turner, IB dajs fromSan Krunclsco, at 11 a. m.

DEPARTED.

Monday, Aug. 17.Stmr. Walaleale, Cooke, for Maul

ports at 5 p. m.

Stmr. KeA" Uou. Tullett, for Kauilports at f l. in.

Stmr. I.ehua, Nuopalu, for Mulokaiports at C p. m.

Tuesday, Aug. 18,U. S. N. r. Celtic, Gill, for llr'emei-to- n

ut 9 si. in.P. M. S, S. Korea, Seabury, for San

Francisco, at 11:30 a. m.Stmr. Klnau, Freeman, for Illlo anil

way ports, it 12 m.Stmr. Noeau, Pedersen, for Kukui-hael- o

nnd Honokna, at 12 m,

TO SAIL TODAY.

Stmr. Muul, Dennett, for Maul ports,st S p. m.

Stmr. W. O. Hall, Thompson, tutKauai ports, at 5 p. m.

Gato. schr. Eclipse, Calian, for Mauland Hawaii ports, at S p. m.

Schr. Julia E. Whalen, Harris, furIlllo. at S p. m.

Schr. Mol Wabloe, Kuanone. for Ko- -balalele, at 4 p. m.

PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

For Illlo and way ports, per stmr.hinau, Aug. 18. Tan Ishlkawa, K.Kawasaku, Consul Gen. Mlkl Saltoend wife, C. Shlozawa, H. C. Cressman, MUs Thorn, Allco West. Mrs. F.Carlson, Miss C. L. Turner, K. Ohlra,K. llotthlna, M. C. Grcenbcrg, W. A.I.abau, J, D. Blydcnburgh, A. M,Brown, p. W. Thurston, Mrs. T.Illack, Mrs. Keau, Harry Forbes, Loth. U. Lano,. Miss L. Marcallino, PClark, B ,G. Albert and wife. C. SDowne, C. Kaiser, Miss Nicholson,.Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. 11. Kinney. Mas,tei Ahla Malkal, Miss Mallana Kinney,Mrs. C. Y. Maria, Mrs. Chas. Duuoit,E. J. Boyle. Chang Chow, V. J. Kase--

b"rg and wife, Itcv. W. A.- - Henderson,wife and child; Itov. Shol Yamada,Mrs. W. J. Black, Mrs. II. W. Case,A. Marcallino. L. It. Medelros, Dr.Piatt, H. Wicks, Miss Gorman, Mrs.Gorman, F. M. Jenifer, Mr. nnd Mrs.H. W. Lake, J. W. Meson Breeding,Misb S. Harvey, Miss 8. Atchison,Miss Lawrence, W. II. Crozler, Dr.Stow, k. Pilgrau, Miss W. Woods,Mis. J. 'Glenn. L. M. Whltehouse andwife, It F, Lange. P. S, Munsell, A.MacKellop, E. Madden.

PASSENGER8 BOOKED.

For Maul ports, per stmr. Maul, Au-

gust 18. J. II. Nlu. wife and son; D,11. C'aBO and daughter, Phillip Pall,Chas. Fardcn, Lorrln K .Smith, MissL. Healy, Mrs. A. G. Mortcnscn, H.G. Danford, Q. II. Bcrrcy. A. II. It,Ylerra, wife and threo children; Ilev.E. S. TImoteo, D. II, Campbell, J.V'nctnt, M. G. ArUo, A. M. Davles,I'.C. Uuzzell, Florence H. Yarrow,Mrs, McDonald, P. J, Cross, F, JI.lndeman,

Tho twenty-firs- t regular meeting ofthe Engineering Association was heldIn Cuktlo & Cooke's hall last evening,l here being In the neighborhood oftlilrtv-ih- o members nresent, E, K'opV;

lead a paper mi "Uvnporulloii." Ainiiiiiiiiii'tt roiiblutliiK nf V. W llruriU- -

We (I lkiinlson, W. (I. Hall and 11,

J I'ruil mis aiponei In uri'sngu fori 'mi. i kimi of an tiiliiinliiiiitiit for theannual iiiwilnu of Hie uMiuiatiun.ttllhh l ID he held ncxl month

in KiiKlmwl nliiMy-iilii- mni ownl heir iihii Mbl works. Iliu uvtrauo mlliKvmi, bioK ,tl7,IJ5 per milium,

Crlit br Ik lniur-T- liu iiiurtttloiiiu

4I,J ( 4- - "".

TVTHITNEY & MARSH" have on display some

new Swell Waists, latest styles

in Madras and Lawns ; also afull line of White Pique" Shirts

at $2.50 and upwards, and a

complete line of the very latest

BELTS and FANCY

COLLARS

Whitney & Marsh. Limited

PianosWESTER-MAYE- R

PIANOSAT

HoffschlaeeerGoLIMITED,

KING and BETIIBL 6T8.

EVERYBODYenjoys a good drink some time,fo you should prepare to en-

tertain at the shortest notice.TELEPHONE MAIN 140.

Kellogg Whiskey, 12 yr old,95.50 gal.

Cunningham Whiskey, 8 yr old$4.00 gal.

Monongahlla Whiskey, S yrold, $3.00 gal.

CALIFORNIA WINE8.Port, Madeira, Angelica, Sher-ry, Tokay, Claret andZlnfsndel

50c Gallon up.Imported Wines and Liquors

of every description always onhand. Goodb delivered to anypart of the city

Free of Charge

Thos.F.McTighe&Co.,WHOLESALE WINE AND

LIQUOR MERCHANT8.93 and 95 KING STREET.

Special Sale of Soap

. At prices that you cannotafford to overlook:. j

PINE TAR, 75c per dor.TURKISH BATH, large, 60c per doz.TURKISH BATH, small, 25c per doz.uui ilhmilk, Z5c box or 3 cakes.WITCH HAZEL, 25c box of 3 cakes.CARBOLIC, 50c box of 3 cakes.BLUSH ROSE, 40c box of 3 cakes.VIOLET CREAM, 25e box of 3 cakes.PELT8 MECHANIC, 25c box of 3 cks.SILK SOAP, 6 cakes for 25c.BORAX GOLD MEDAL, 3 for 25c.FEL8 NAPTHA, 6 for 25e.LENNOX, 6 for 25c.ELDERBERRY, 3 for 25e.COLGATE'8 CASHMERE BOUQUET,

oc box or 3 cakes.

FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.

J. Kumalae & Go,,208 nCUIITANIA STKLUT.

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Across the Continenton tho

NEWOVERLAND

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3 DAYSU HOURS.

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EVERY DAY TRAIN

Bath,. Barber, Buffet. Library,Electric Reading Lamps In ev-

ery Booth, Observation Car,Telephone Service. -

SOUTHERN PACIFIC

E. O. McCORMICK,Passenger Traffic Manager.

T.'H. .GOODMAN. -General Passsnger Agent.

IAN FRANCISCO ....CALIFORNIA5 10 03

Chambers Drug Co.,LIMITED.

Midsummer Reminders

PERFUMES -A- MERICAN,ENGLISH. FRENCH.

TOILET WATERSTOILET POWDERS

FACE POWDERSSPONGES

BATH BRUSHESFINE TOILET SOAPS

AT TUB

Chambers Drue: Co.,Limited.

FORT AND KING STREET .

Castle & LansdaleFIRE AND PLATE QLA8S

INSURANCE.REAL ESTATE and INVE8TMENT8.

8TANQENWALD BLDQ.,'Phone Main 70. Rooms 504-5-

FOR RENTIn Maim Two-stor- houv, 3hedroom.1, mosquito proof, aslelectric Ugata.

LOT 100200. J25.00.

FOR RENTNiiuanu Vallej-- near brickyard-- .

house wlt,h large grouna,0 PER MONTH.

FOR REN- T-uottagD oa corner Miller aalHerotaaU fitreeti.

$30.00.

IOOO Men to whoofc our newShot aim CfirfcrklNreti. Wotwo conducting the onlyShootlniranllcry In HonoluluWHITMAN & CO.,.,Till) anurllln nnnn. n.,...i fir iHniMiii Mvwwf HVWBR U11 TV BTHBtT".raw WT , fJ K)N0 iTftRRTr

A Home Company

CAPITAL S5O,O0C.

Organized under th laws of thtTerritory of HawalL

THE HAWAIIaTrEALTY AND

MATURITY CO., LTD,

Loam, Mortgages, Securities,Investments and RealEstate

HOMES BUILT ON THE INSTALL-MEN- T

PLAN.

Home Office Mclntyre Bids-- , Honolulu, T. H.

THE HAWAIIAN REALTY AND

MATURITY to., LTD.

L. K. KENTWELL,General Manager.

The time is coming; when you.must have

Clothing:UnderwearShirtsTiesSoxCollarsHatsTrunks andValises

You can get what you want

J. LANDO'STw"0 STORES

152 Hotel St., near Union, and93 Fort St., below King;

Depot for theu Boss of the Road " Overalls

JAS. F. MORGANAuctioneer and Broker,

42 Queen Street.P. O.SOX5M. " TELEPHONE TL '

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Sloon Yacht AlohaAbout S3.5-fo- lensth, beam,

complete suit of sails, anchor anlattcbor line, oars and rollocks, 11-- 3

years built la 1902, In first-el- orderand ready tor sea. .

JAR. F. MORGAN.AUCTIONKKR.

For Rent,1 Fine Hoim with sUblei $32. S31 Nice Cottage ,.,, 22. so1 Small Cottaje 17,59

$

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