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.vr Merchants Evening Bulletin SignAttractively display their Above your door may be readgoods. But tho merchant mutt by few people, but you can-n- o'

tint get the buyers come to carry around all .tnelhis store see them. Adver people can read It. Tell the --,,.tlsements In the Bulletin people through the Bulletinbring the desired results. WHEN ADVERTISED IIN THE BULLETIN what you have.

fVol. XI. No. 1073. HONOLULU, TKKKITOKY OF HAWAII, MONDAY, OGTOlIKli 21 1901. Piuoe 6 Centb.

w1 III SERVED

MIT WED

Captain Sodergren Once

More in Federal

Court.

NEARLY TWO MONTH

OF SENTENCE FULFILLED

The Grand Jury Reports Its Exoner- -'

ation of Captain Wallace and

His Sureties are

Discharged.

Rrwlnrvrrn cnine Into

tho United States District Court thismorning, accompanied by his counsel

It. llalloit, who filed icnilttltiirfiom tho Court of Appalls of tho NinthCircuit. This paper dismissed the ap-

peal of the prlsoucr from couvlctlnn of

assault on seaman upon the liliihtenit."

Judge Esteo remanded the prisoner.itVtho custody of the for de;

lu.rv th. warden OallU lirlson'SOjlsmo out tho" remainder of bis sen- -

tenco of six months. Tho court of- -

."dricd' tbat the tlmo be computed'beginning tno 3d of October, when

the defendant gave himself up, anil fur- -

tlivr that the tulrtysovcn days hoserved before being admitted to ball be

credited to tbe prisoner.Marshal Hendry gave the Informa

tion 'regarding (the tlmo. being cor-

roborated by Jailor Henry. Tbe court--Hoiijropiimi"i.".-..nmmil(n say- -

lug was the peoples fnnlt that tin

remittitur was noi nere wm-- i.aiiuuiSodergren gave himself up. "It nosmall mutter." said Judge Kslce. "for.1 mnn to come two thousand mllci toiurrender himself to the court."

The sureties were ordered dlsclmrg- -

ed' the n..... of tbe prisoner tothe DrlSIin warden.

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mil. Foroinan J. I). Atherton reportedthat In the case of United Btntrs v.,Albert Wallace "not a true inn ,

found. Judge Kte. ordered the bondof Captain Wallace cancelled and Ui.mlretles discharged; the question ! f J.Uo.1

defendant had 'not already bcen'dlS'charged having been answered In theunintuitive by Assistant District At-

torney Dunne.The court then adjourned until Ifi.

o'clock tomorrow morning,

II

um m uorse

Two Japanese appeared In the Po-

lice Court this forenoon on a very seri-

ous charge. Mis. Atchcrley, tho ladywho swore out the warrant for the ar-

rest of tho two men, gave the followingstory to tbe police: "On Saturday last1 refused to pay the Japanese theirmoney because they had failed to carryout their part of the contract In con- -

net t ion wltn certain work at mj piacoIn Kalltil.

"Later on, I left my house and started to drive to town, for my husband.Just as I reached the junction ot King

sugar

place at tho sldo road and threwempty kerosene oil tins under myhnpe Thu nnlmnt heenm fr Ichlenedand ran away. John Shllef, a German;stopped norso.

The Japanese have committedto next term the Circuit Court

trial.

David Lawrence & arehaving their first annual saleand are selllug good cigars tor littlemoney,

Good Lots

Low Priced

Everybody knows thatCollegp Hills, with Its Oneair, good views'; water sup-ply, car service and goodneighborhood Is Honolulu'sbest suburb.

.Hut not Qveryono realizesthat College, Hills lots areso much lower priced thanthose In the hot,district, with no or carsorvice.

A lot for$900 Is only 6 contssquare

Easy Consulttho Sales Agents,

NcClellan, Pond & Co.AND

Castle & La ni dale.

MAKES HJK IMP

For onco Hllo will bnvo no kickabout the arrival of foreign mall.On Saturday afternoon steamerKInau sailed for tho big Island, takingmost of Potto Rtcan laborer, whoarrived In tho steamer City of' 1'ara,and ths Coast arriving In the Alameda. Tho vessel arrived at Hllo yester-

day-afternoon and la expected back'this afternoon. Sho will sail as usualtomorrow at noon on her regular run.

NEW FIRE KILLER TEST

Tliero was a test of tho "Pyioctdo"tire extlnguliihvr nenr KnumnkopiliChurch rulus this forenoon. A wood-

en coal oil ease was until rated,gnBolltin and Ignited. Tho extinguish-ing agent was applied and chokod tnotlamus Instnutly, X second flro of tunsnmo kind was started, but subjectedto a strong draft from beneath. Thistime tho action was not so quick bu.Mill fairly effective.

"Pyrocldo' Is a powder enclosed Inmetal tubes, 20 Inches long and twoindies In diameter, which nets by giv-

ing on IncombiiKtlblo gases thatburning mnterlal wltn a non-

conducting film, excluding nlr from thoHaines. It Is Intended for putting outair Incipient fires that water has nuv&ect upon, such ns those caused bythe uxplodngtir lamps 01 stoves, and

Igniting of any Inflammutdc mate,rial In the nature of oils or gases.(.treat usel illness Ik also claimed for"Pyrocldo in controlling electricalDies, where liquid extinguishers wouldbu dangerous to bnndlc.

.Tho. Invention Is owned by a friendV..la1 f lw. BA.UI.1.. IIfy ' "essel.. .i...'.,.,!, ,, r u in i.

made muIr tll1 supervision or 'ChiefEngineer Thurston of HonoluluMro Department. "Pyrocldo willUKCiy no nnnuieii ny inn von iiamm-Youn-

Company, whoso insuinnco de-

partment, manager; Alex. li. Wutsou,unit .Mr. T)a fTllp. electrical Infinoefnr,... ...- - T ;'.--for tI, n()ilr, r underwriters, cor,1u.crt ti,t morning's expeilments.

Porto Rlcnn Vacant.Six l'orto lllians charged with va- -

gruuey wero this morning sentencedtwo months' Imprisonment at hard

' labor on tliii charge of vagrancywllcoj. ,n poUco QnJ

nf tin. tium rocimlH-- cnl llir 'ilnvu'.Imprisonment- -... by Judge lnckey on the

.l. rrt..... ...Irs ttuiuu cuurKti. i wo uiuur vut;imitt IibiI their cnRCB'contlnucd untiltomorrow

IS

ACTION TAKEN BY 0A11U

PLANTATION MEN TODAY

Elements That Have Conspired to

Hake Step Necessarj--Sa- le of

Stock on Change

To day.

Oahu Plantation Co. has reduced Itsdividend to fifty cent a share a month.For a long the plantation busbeing palng one per cent per monthand, at n meeting ot the diiectors thismorning, thu reduction, was decidedupon. At a meeting or tne snaronoiucrs to be held next month, the ques- -lion of d.v.den. will be further dls -

tlaiilcusiHU.The reason for the reduction is the

state , oftwo had the notfor ei....... ii-i- -.

of

thu otfor

Co.,

perfoot

too.

latatho

the

mall

the

tho

the

hjj

the records

in the year.With the present crop of 21,500 tons.

the In sight for futiiroments at tho old rate was not enough,ror some iacres will be cut and. at a -tlve estimate 27,000 tons are expectedwhile If t Is the same as this

the will be nearer 30,000tons.

Thu action of the willto be confirm by the' shareholdersnext month on a conservative ba

may bo a feeling toum unmeiiu iur uuntil the labor question and warare settled tho action ofon thu annexation of Cuba demiltely

In anticipation, of the action takenby this morning, Oahustock lias In value during thelast two weeks. This morning the saloof ten nt U0 was reportedtho stock exchango and, since the' meet- -

...h, .. luuBiuuruuiynffflra In 1IIV "taar.. 0,1,1..., Inr, "..-- .v .v .v .Hi'vv.nu...

The plantation Ts considered to betho equal of the Islandshas alwas been regarded, and Is still

upon, nu h flm. i.. ,..

Bwn Mu-pl- iy Club.

ISSSSTAlSBitB!unlay to raise money for thopurchase of a piano. A isrgo and ap-

preciative audience attended tho per-

formance to bo grand........... .1.1... I rvi......i. ...,.. .1..

snugs banjo accompaniment.

SnWiil... for tho WKKKLYonly $J per muium.V

Ifllffi(II HIE TIME

Aquatic Resort Scheme

For Cocoariut

Island. --;

DR. RUSSELL ANB OTHERS

Want land for school

Wilcox Posting Himself

Cattle Shooting Privilege-L- ight

'Wine and Beer

License for Anahola.

Matters relating to lands Inone way and another mostly engagedno attention 01 tho Governor's eouu-el- l

this morning.Commissioner K. H. Uoyd was au-

thorized to nuswtr.a Irom Dele-gate Itoliert "Wilcox asKliig lor inlor-matio- n

regardlnn putiiic lands inpresumably to-b- use by him

as miy bo required la Washington.Dr.iK. llussel and others pamioncd

lor a tract ot land In Olaa, tor schooloilier public purposes. The Gov-

ernment having no authority to donatelanu to private parties, tno petitioncould not bu grnnted but, so far ns ctiileal lonal purposes aro concerned, landmay be transferred to tnc' Depaitmuntof Public Instruction. Ou this latter

the mntter may liave,(iirjier at-

tention.u. 11. Ijyman and Nntlimii prayed

(or leave to shoot cattle on governmentland near the Olan homesteads. ,Mr.Uoyd was authorized to grant tho priv-ilege, but subject to strict warningagainst th lighting of llres by thohunters.

TI)o Hllo Swlinuilug Club petitionedfur permission to Improvu CocoanutIsland, by erecting boat and bati,houses, etc subject to inu unrestricted use of tho Island by tho public andtu demand of atany for stirrenderol tho privilege.It was decided to usl the for copies of Its constitution rules of man- -

ctcM bo that the nature, and,oojects of tbo organization'- - may buthoroughly understood boforn' It bogranted a'frnncmsc.

Tlo; Pacltlo Club applied for leaveto amend Its charter so as to Increasetho amount of capital stock to f Zliu.uOU.

'the application took the tisiialjCoinseof reference to the Attorney General.

Ou toe recommendation or Slier in.' II.- - Coney of Kauai,' a light wlnev

uuu jieer ucuuvo was .uvnnrizeii iuJ. P. wood for Anahola In Knwalhaudistrict. t

'

Is understood that there will ts a1

full Jthe

tho he! the ofof the

ffrom nine to eleven or 'of doing anything else that might redound tobenefit of Republican party In Hawaii. One of the members of the cam- -'

mltte,, wnu ttila tnnrnlnpanswer to a nuestlon. made tho follow -

nottho tno

"street and tho Kamehameha IV road, unsettled of the market, nl)yotlo wtbe p)ace a'n absent

Jupaneso who been work- -' labor situation, and Dir has handed In his reslgna-In- g

Jumped from a .hiding the great expenditures. In permanent !i,.n i.thu

mybeen

Ltd., nowclearance

low-lyin-

vlow

with

time

thu

Improvements on plantation, which ,in The havehave run I..00.000 overestimate. aml lt bMn found thVth- -earlier ...

money assess

the years crop, 3200,1,,,,,., Pi nr revolution which ,in notconserva

acreageyear, output

directors haved

and,sls.there

euiuwij uiuu,.uisugar

and CongressIs

tho directorsfatlan

sha.vs on

nun uiuiii'cu wimliAlwnnn

any on and

security.

which proved a

public

letter

Ha-

waii,

and

basis

tlmo,club

ageuiiint,

It

to nine. N,i tinwur.... nnti. l,pn 0...Hirlvpn lift... ir. ,,.. nnnin.

committee has Its hands so far asan increaso in memnersuip is concern- -eil. Any attempt on part thernmmlttrit In mnkn thin (ncessn would

t.ve we to have charged againstua .TO INFLUENCE CONGRESS

New York. Oct. AH of the evl- -rlenres lower Wall street point to

ar to in jnissouri river vaucybetween tbe cane beet sugar Inter

One of tho prominent sugar offl- -clals said that the cut had been made

IJ the trust to 3V4 cents was Intendedn part to afford an to

Congress to Induce to remove thaiduty raw sugar and part to com- -

pel beet growers to confine their opcr.atlons the produi tion raw sugar.Talk Is persistent Wall street thnt

'Mil I1B I1III1U VI, BttkllllUC (IIVMC1IV HIU'ings In order remove this opposlHon.

At the offices sugar trust In- -

formation as to the exact status otwas refused, but It a factnrltvltv In nnnnrpnf flipre than

S WSiiAvomeyur mm ins ijui iiu. . . Li.BUlllUtCsIt uwu luituvuurIng.

Sugar trust stock wan not so activeon tno siock oxenaugo ns in rcreni

not gain. werothat the earnings of tho trust werehound to suffer severely a olthe war.

'""'u day. but. neverthelcEs. 12,000 shares'! 'lh? fI?li"S WitU traded in, close marking n

WtlLS M MNT

Frank C. Knos, nt one time. In

t the employ of Wells, Fargo & Co.,and lately located at Kwa. baabeen appointed agent for Wells,Fargo & Co. tn city.

4 Mr. Rnos make his head- -

quarters with the Union KxpressCompany.

f twmn reseiivi

Walluku, Oct. 19. The nnw reservoirfor the Walluku water works Is nowleaking very badly and Ruperlntendent W. K. Hal has shut off the watersince last Monday. The superinten-dent says the wnter escapes throughtho ninny crevices In tho concrete bottom. As there Is no available money

the hands of thu forlepalilng such an accident us this.Mi-- llfil pnn itn nnttilntr tit It h rereives orders from Honolulu.

Mr. Hal has been taught a lesson,fur, on various occasions he has ad-

vanced his own money to pay laborersfor repairing accidents to the waterpipes, and ho was obliged tu wait along tlmo to be refunded. waterIn the mains which supply Wallukuand Kuliulul residents with water arebelngj fed direct from pipes from thewater head und not from the reservoir.

As repairs are urgent luls expectedthat monoy will be forthcomlngfromsome source so ns to avoid a wuteV

famine In Walluku and Knhulul. al-

though the Rives fairwarning to privilege holders to Allup their tanks when a rainfall coin's,but' nil Walluku homes are not sup-plied with big tanks to store water forhousehold purposes for weeks.

fttCtl'Ii HI lO'oA very delightful reteptlou to Mr.

and Mrs. Anthony Ahlo was given byMr. and Mrs. Ahlo at their hnmu onl.lllha steet Saturday afternoon from,1 to ll. In nelghboihood of fivehundred guests were entertained,among the number being many of theprominent society people of the city.

Tho home on l.lllhu strent was mostpleasingly decorated, lings and ban-ners of nil colors being used In abuu-danc-

Iutfido the new rcbldcnce, thedecorations in and (lowersmost beautlriil.

Tho guests received by, Mr.and. Mrs. Ahlo and .Mr. and Mrs.Anthony Ahlo. Tne formal part of 'thereception over, t..o guests roamedabout to all parts of tbe beautifulhome. Among other tnlngs,found a large refresbineuts tent attbe eastern of tho grounds. Solo-mon Hiram's Quintet wluh furnishedtbe music.

f"Fine Job Printing ntjtlic But- -

Ia.S.i rvlllnnIV. Ill 'UUi;i

rKUYlflLc Uf LilLKLIlt.9

mil .,iu;u uuiiun ,J1 isiinnKU, liu tillnounced himself as opposed to

organizations In Clulsttaii efforts and declared that the work ofthese associations was properly that

tn'nr Ihi, lln ilefiniiliul Him l,itltl,'mate drama and the various kinds of

, ui, rfUlll'D WU 1IU lllU IIUKIU1U I.U.i..ll.... .i.t.Au.. .... .t...ii.iMn H.ian nuuivB. uil ,11UIU11II1K uuuDemoralizing Amusements." Ho said:

"People are organizing untilam becoming lost In their organiza-tion. Thu leaguu and,ne ntl-tlil- and the antl-tha- t leagues

MCTKtfanKtaSLn"murt,iiou. ue caueuhack to their primary business, that ofmaking liro clean and tho homo puio.That was the message of Jesus Cbilst.

"I am opposed to the cigarette, butI uo not intend to wait until I am amember of your organization boforo 1

open on It. 1 am for temperance,

?"!"!, w? ' !Listanding In tbe Good Templars beforeI begin war vice. My churchIs an society. My churchought to be a temperance society.'

PASSHNCIEHS HOOKED.Fur San Francisco, nor O. S.

Alameda, September 23. I), llald- -

wm- - " " raircnuu ann lamiiy, j.MthCn.V, S '

'd Jift".'?;, wifend Im,,inti Meyers, Madame Uelle Cole.it. and wife, Mrs. J. Hudson,W. O. Smith, C. Arques, J, F.l.lbbcn. Ralmund Pechotsch.

Fine .Toll Printtnir at the Bul--

M.P.Dnutf Pared Deliver,

COMPANY.

Delivers packages to anypart tho city for 10c up-wards.Try them. Phone blua 021.

Pachnges shipped 'onil parts of thoStates nnd Eurnno.

Olllco, 1017 Dothel St.,opposlto Honolulu Market

at the meotlng of.Territorial Committee Chicago, Oct, 9, The harmony that

on Monday time set for has marked meetings theproposition of Purity Convention was tcnlsht

creasing the membership ot that bod) ' onslderably ruffled by Itev. Dr. Jen.

thethe

hpen mill

lug stntement: "I do believe thatlthl,"- - Prts. and at Batno tlmoTerritorial Commlttco can Increase nccu Bunuay go i an i ues-.- .

...,'. ... .. it.. .. , oeratlon of Memorial by conturyj nRp"""Zsba

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mem-th- o

'unsatisfactory wbnroe.

terms,

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next

suspenu

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tho of

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9.In- -

I no endand

ests.

object lessonIt

on In

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to

of thors

Is thaimnrn

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fractional All ndvlces

as result

T'.i. ''".Vl the

BULLETIN,

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"m0were

thiswill

In superintendent

11

The

superintendent

I

Ithe

greens' were

wereL..

they

sldo

I

they

flro

this

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of

Unltod

representation

next,

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Wilder S S" Co. Direc- -

torWill Consider

Matter.

CONSOLIDATION SCHEME

IS STILL HANGING FIRE

New Freight Schedule Now Ready

for Considerations Means"

an Advance of Fif--4 A An iiuium. i

r

lit thu piogress of a loiHersatloiiwith n llulletln rejiortcr this iminiliig j

C. 1. Wight, president of the WilderSteamship Company, stated mat mat -

ters regarding the LOiisollilntlou of hislompuny and tho Inter-Islan- werectill pending, but thnt nothing dellnlfewas ns yet arranged, as neither ot theconcerns had agreed upon what telinw.tlu amalgamation could titioi placeIt will be some, time yet heroie uuyIhlng Ih done.

In speaking of the new heightschedule, action will be tal.ui at thenext board meeting. Tne advance lithe rates will, It. is thnught, be about15 per cent oil nil classes or freightJ'hero Is no mutual agu-ume- between

Saturday'iilght comjnlt-perfonnan- re

n t,:,e", n.flVe ih" nmMfe- - Thlm MuitV !t'K rrU' II, U,,,","?,blP ,,mt "e',"lda,"H """"""tedly due the

WnlmeaPinnminicmeiit governorshipunder' the (mlnstielthe has In soon.' be discussed. the

20 With the1 people tell fifty-tw- o men therethe company' In Walnica. Porto present or elg- -i the

should lie ulilc to pay a In per centon tho capital Invested.

rrospctts ror a uew and modernsteamer for the Wilder Company areat piescut brightening and u reiommeudstlon will made the dl lectors that cither- - a new vessel of

size as tho Klnnu be built or elsethu old vessel lit) eutiiely rebuilt and

.Vn' "(,t ""tcmplntliig construction of amuch larger csscl Is because the drvdock fncllltles here present ure'limited nnd the miiiinu railway willnot take vessels out 210 feet inlength. Should tho dlrectois deciderebuild the Kluatl s will entirelya now ship when she llnlsUVd ex-cepting the hull, which will remain thosame. Her accommodations willgreatly enlarged and Improved andher speed Increased. L'llge kcej willbe put on to away withfur which thu Hllo liner Is famous, andshe will every lespect a modernboat.

Thu Klnau has now been In servlcocontinuously fisr twenty years,havlug been built ut the same yardsund launched about the same tlmo thatthe Alameda and Mariposa were. Herhull Is of Iron und she Is nt the pres-ent time considered to be a much but-ter boat, although older, than any oftho other Wilder steamers. In tbopast year the Hllo business, both Iufreight nnd passengers, lias Increasedso much fTiat tho need for n modernboat Is being keenly

DECIDED NOT TO FORCE

111 Hill WEEditor Evening flulletln: answer

your enquiry contained InIssue, legardlng the widening

King street along the front of the Hall& 'Sou block, t beg to say thoSurvey Department has mane an effortto bring about the. Improvement.

As no new line the street nt thispoint has been your lfcr-enc- o

to the "proper street line" Is n lit-

tle misleading.In matters of this sort, the Surviy

Department has no authority whateverto establish new lines, though It oftensuggests or Improve-ments. '

this Instance. ...e necessary datanas submitted to the Superintendent

Public Works, who, afterwith the concerned, decided notto force a change.

Respectfully,WALTER WALL.

Surveyor.Honolulu. T. II.. Out. 19. I9QL

WIN GETS BIX MONTH

the Police Court Saturday after-noon, Dr, E. Wluslow was foundguilty by Judge Wilcox of assault andbattery on Rose Lut, a Hawaiian girlof and sentenced to sixmonths' Imprisonment at hard labor.An appeal uas been noted.

Dr. Wlnslow appeared again In theCourt ths tlmo the

charge o assault and AhKawal X'nlu. The assault Is a!gcd to. ...

i.niBiun mm luuuiiiiiu mini iu;nuiforenoon.

The Burnnr-i- l ClrcuHThe Ilarnard Company's circus of

varieties played to crowded housesSutiirday afternoon and evening, Ontho former tho Bchool ehlldrcn of the tlty held fort. Kvorybody was pleased with the. most ox- -

rdlcnt show. There will ho auothorperformance In tho tout nt tho cornerof Rlchnrds' mid Hotel streetsevening at tho regular hour. com- -

patiy has excellent numbers Inrescrvo.

MM W BUSINESS

Hllo. Oct. IS. Ill iho embezrlemuutrasa aealnst lleainl. V. M. Wakefield

tho prosecution failed totnaku out a case and acquittalTliu defendant was Charged three,other Japanese with embezzling thesum of f 130, which had been entrustedto his keeping. On tho stand their tes-timony was such as not only acquittedthe defendant, btit resulted In the ar-rest each witness for perjury. Theywere committed for trial at tho Aprilterm at Kallun, K ley were Oultsu-Itn- ,

Kuroda und Vosblliara, fromtliplantation. Z

An interesting court episode occur-red Iu this rase. Mr. Smith, tbo Dep-uty Attorney General, wanted to nailhis men perjury, and indicatedthe, same.o the police officers III

court room." As one of the witnessesBtartcd froriu the court loom,Andrew s.movttt' a it tojay bands up-

on him, Judge caught thomovement and at oncq changed fromthe 'blandest, qulefs. Judge on thoCircuit bench to volcano full ofpent-u- p wrath. He called Sheriff Andiews tn the -- liar and lectured himwith the scathing vigor nf a HonoluluJudge Imposing n sentence for ion-- I

tempt. The Judge's text wat, that hohad nothing tu with the action or

'the polite outside, his otiit room, butwllliln the precincts of bin court noperson could bo deprived his free- -

'dom except by order thu couit.The business the teim will . bo

pra ctk ally concluded this

HFnil' i, it Wit (lie (! ui 19 tj

The minstrel tionpe of the l.lhuc,' files to throw discredit on the ,lnde-Katta- l.

Diatnntle Club went to Keallu puident Home Ituirrs.on last to repeat thl A meeting the executive

given In I.lhiie a foitnlght tee of the natlte party was held lastago. When the W. (1. Hall left Kn-- 1 Thursday night. There' were fifty-tw- o

' ,1,at "10 "' ,"i8,,r0,, "" lar8" ?." '.i tt I. h""Re' to

Dgurcd that present condl company,' go to that mat-tlo-

expeiiso of uuoratlon Iters would TtcsldeHcreased about per cent. Kaiml of an epidemic of ,

mentioned, werenew rnte til operation robberies Several seven members of

dividend

bo tothe

same

at

up ofto

beIs

be

do tlierolllug

be In

over

felt.

Into yester-day's of

that

forestablished,

recommends

In

of consultingparties

E.

SLOW

InH.

Walahole,

Police today, onbattery on

. . ..

uiw

occnslnn -

The

defending,resulted..

by

of

Hutchinson

ror

Sheriff,

a.,

do

ofof

cf'

Tribune.

i fc -

of

wlllwlll on Saturday, It was ascertain- -'

m,.aw ,ae bscn" arrested In conncc-- i

Hon with the robbeiles. lt Is believedthat this nationality is getting In Itswoik ou Kauai ns well a Iu Honolulu.

The story of the murder In Waliueu.published In the Advertiser last week,turns out to be n mire fake ns wastsuggested by the llulletln. The police

J here ktfuw nothing about the story of a I

murder and that should have beensufficient to brand the story n fake.)Jlowcver. news came by the W. O. Hall,that the police of Kauai snow nothingabout the reported murder, so settles Ihe piatter for all time.

USEFUL PRELIMINARIES

IN INVESTIGATING CLAIMS

Claimants Identified and Wrongful

Claims Eliminated Native

Hawaiian Brings a Memor-

andum of Savings.

Japanese claimants wein.ngojn lie- -'

foio thu I'lre Claims Conimlssloii ibis '

morning. Ah In the tasn of the Chi--nose, whose claims were passedthrough the consulate of their nation,so Consul Miki Salto presented theJapanese claims' In systematic shapeto the Commission. v

Tba preliminary subjection of tbeclaims to such an official alcmbrlo hasclailnud.thcm In a degree tlml Is muchappreciated by thu Commissioners.''

In the first place, the Identificationof thu claimants is effected to an almost positive certainty. Then tho du-plication of claims for property Isavoided. One Instance of tnls occur-red where a Japanese carpenter claim-ed $'10 for a chest of tools. Upon

claim of. the same nature an in-

vestigation by tho consul's staff prov-ed that ll was the saino cnest of tools.

The consul applied the pruningKnife freely to claims for cash lost' Inthe flro. Those not struck out alto-gether were as arulo. If In tbo hun-dreds, cut down to $50 on the principlethat the claimant should not have haua great deal "of monoy lying aboutloose.

An Incident connected wun a Ha- -

uallsn claim hnn rnnflrnieil Ihn Pnm.mlssloners In their caution againstinning imngs lor granted, emier

nr unfavorably to a claimant. I

A natlvo man last week testified hohad lost seevral hundred dollars .ofsavings, of which ho ana nls wlfo kopta rocmoranuum book. Could he tiro- -

dticc tho book? life, his wife had It,tho man believed, but she was par-alyzed and at present staying In Koo-la-

Ho was requested to bring thobook, and'thlB morning ho presentedIt, sure enough.

HILO'6 NF.W STEAMER.

Hllo. Oct. 1$. Mr. Guard, local man- -

"h"01" of tho Matson .mo,- - says ho ox- -

ite,-l- tnr, nnw xienmnr Knlnrnrlnn In

, Pi ia . Han Franc sco underim nc ox.tensive repairs. Sho is bolng fittedwith n cold storage plant, first-clas- s Inevery particular. With four hatchesand two winches at each hatch, showill bo equipped for rapid loading nnddischarging. On tho run from SanFrancisco to Hllo, sho will have as licilulu tlmo of ton or possibly nine

,days. If sho comoB down with lato.Christmas orders of Hllo merchandise,her Initial voynco will make-he- thefatorllo of tho Hllo licet. Heretoforelate orders for Christmas goods havebeen tendered mom uncertnln bv adverso sailing weather when celeritywas In greatest demand. Tribune.

WANT It. W. WILCOX

nave oeen oi tne samo nature as tne .,'.,, 7 ' , t7soto probably wl. an ear yT1one on Rose ii . The case of Dr.lchrlltnsg c.nn- - At present this ves- -

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Action' of 'independent

Home Rulers, at

o , Last"Meeting.

'; mresolution to'be sent

to pkesiient tomorrow ,

Sulstitule Petition Branded as Au At- -

tempUn Part of Enemies

o Discredit

Natives.

The Independent Home Killers have"set tlnlr minds on Kobcrt W, Wilcox

'as the next.giitcrnur of mo Territory.. II... .nil .H.l .... ..n ..I. . ..Ill ...nu'"I lit, 11U1I Alltl III, UUU CIMl Will .,1V

J hac. The attempt nt institution forthe rectnt petition In favor of .Mr. Wll- -(ox iud Bent to President Itooseveltanother one In favor of SecretaryCooper has been branded by the partytu M (llllllltlt nn ftlli .14 tt Itn a.nA

members present .heir being but sixty- -

Legislature, Robert W. Wilcox, Ha-waii's delegate to, Washington, wasamong those present.

There was a long discussion on thegovernorship ot Hawaii. Severalnames were mentioned as being In tbefight- - After much talk and a thoroughsiring of tbe subject. It was 'decidedthat Hobcrt W. Wilcox was the onlyman the Independent Home Rule partycared to indorse. The sense of. themeeting was unanimously In faCor ofine present delegate.

As it result of the discussion and theuppnrcnt sense of the meeting In, favornf Mr. Wilcox, a set of resolutions tohi; forwarded to' President Rooseveltwas presented, adopted nmt slgnnil byPresident D. Kal.iuokal.inl,,Vlce Presi-dent .lames K. Kaulla and SecretaryNakonkoo. The resolution la to theeffect that me choice of the Indepen-dent Home Rule party Is Robert W.Wilcox and no other. Tomorrow'sAlameda will carry It forward.

lt Is said on good authority that thsIndependent Home-Rul- e party la seri-ously considering the name of Repre-sentative Fred W. IlecKuy as -- elegateto Washington In place of Mr. Wlkox,should tho latter be appointed the nextgovernor ot the Territory of Hawaii.Among the educated Hawatlans, Mr.Hockley stands with the foremobt.

TWO WR1NG8."

A Portuguese hnckman. beingbrought up In the Police Court thisforenoon ou the charge of tying Mhorse In front.of a saloon, stated tbatthe practice had often been IndulgedIn by other hnckmen of tbe olty. .Theyhad not come to grief over IL JudgeWilcox answered as follows: "Twowrongs do not make a right and whenthere are too many wrongs, Ue thingbecomes a nuisance." The hackmanwas thereupon sentenced to pay a Oneof $. and costs.

PORTO R CANH COMMITTED.

The three Porto Rlcans spoken of Ina recent Issue of the llulletln as havingbeen suspected of robbing the Walaluplantation store of a number of articleof value, were brought to the city this .morning by Deputy Sheriff Cox. OnSaturday last, the district magistrateof Walalua committed the tore PortoRlcans to the uext term of the CircuitCourt. The men will be kept at OahuJail until the time for tnjlr trial ar- -rives,

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Slippers for. ovenlng wear and slippers for comfort about tho house.

Slippers that are stylish and slippersthat make hot weather bearablo to thefoot.--

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spreads, sheets, pillowslips,

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Electric and Steam; Tunnels, Drldges, Buildings, Highways, Founda-tions, Piers, Wharves,

Special attention given to Examinations, Valuations, and ReportsProperties for Investment purposes.

FREDERICK J. AUWEO, M. AM. Soc C. .,' Engineer and Manager.

W. R. CASTLE JR.. Sectary and Treasurer.

Something For You!Everybody likes good things to eat and It's our business to sell them.

"We have Just opened a fine, assortment of cookies and biscuits, Includingsome of the following kinds:

Fig Bsrs Olnger CakesRaison Cake Cocosnut CakesCreoles 8now Flakes

1 Oraham Wafers Dainty ChipsHoney Csks Orange Cookies, Etc.Spiced Nuts

C. J. DAY & CO.Klnfl wtrcct. near Fort.

MASONIC TEMPLE

WEEKLY CALENDAR.

TMCXNDAYEastern Star Regular.

TUIUDAV

WBONB8DAV

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PMOAY

SATURDAY

AU vlalUng members ot the order are cordially Invited to attendmeetlaga ot local lodges.

ttalDlum Wimiluty.

THE080PHY."Aloha Branch." T. 8.. overy Satur-

day, 7:M p. m., Arion'uall, back olOpera House. Lending library. In-

formation P. O. Box 654. or Foitstreet.HARMONY LODGE, NO. 3, I. O. O. F.

Meets every Monday evening at 7:30

in Harmony Hall. King street.a CHARLOCK. N. O.

B. B. HENDRY, aecreUry.visiting brothers very cordially

'Invited.MYSTIC LODOE NO. 2, K. of P.

Meets every Tuesday evening at 7:30'clock in Harmouy Hall, King street

.Visiting brothers cordially Invited to.attend.

H. J. GALLAGHER, C. C.

A. H. MUhr-HY-, K. R. 8.

HONOLULU CHAPTER, NO. 1,R. A. M.

Meets every third ihursday eveningat Masonic Temple. All visiting

cordially Invltod ,A. F..GILFILLAN, E. C.

J..D. TUCKER, Secretary.HONOLULU'COMMANDERY, NO. 1,

K.T.Meets In Masonic Temple on the sec-

ond Thursday evening of each month.All visiting Sir Knights courteouslyInvited.

A. F. GILFILLAN, E. C.J. D. TUCkiilt. Recorder.

OAHUlTODQE. NO. 1. K. Ot P.Meets every Friday 'evening 'at Har

mony Hall, King street, at 7! 30. Members of Mystic Lodge, No. 2, and visit,lag brothers cordially Invited.

O. ERICSON, C. U.ALrilED ARENDT,

K. of It and 8.NUUANU CHAPTER ROSE CROIX,

NO. 1, A. & A. S. R.Meets the first Thursday In each

month at Masonic Temple. Sojourn,ag and visiting r ithors cordially in,

Tlted to attend all meetings.M.W. M.. ALBERT VAN CL1EK QEARALLAN B. SCUIMGEOUlt, Secretary.

LODGE LE PROQRE8 DEL'OCEANIE,

No. 124. A. & A. 8. Rite.Stated meetings on last Monday of

each month In Its hall, Masonic Ternpie.

L. do L. WARD, W. M.E. B. FR1EL, Secretary.

" HAWAIIAN LODGE, NO. 21,F. & A. M.

Btated meetings first Monday eachmonth. Special meetings, when called(will be noted in tnis spacoj.

Members Lodgo Lo Progfes, PacificLodge, and all dnjournlng brethren cor-

dially Invited.WM. H. WRIOHT. W. M.K. R. G. Wallace, Secretary,

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Sons, la the to be had,and no wonder, for It Is SUP-

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LOCAL AND GENERAL

Mrs. J. P. Cooke Is back from Maul.Q. II. Berrey's office, 33 Campbell bid.Open face slher watcb. See Lost

column.Typewriters repaired at Motor Car-

riage and Machine Co.Just received a large consignment ot

Pantheon O. P. S. Try It.The Itoderlcx Dbu U receiving

overhauling at San Francisco,

Oomes & McTlghe, successors to Ca-

mera ft Co., liquor dealers. 93 King St.

Harmony Lodge, No. 3, I. O. 0. P.,meets tonight at 7:30 In Harmony Hall.

Stop at Mrs. Hanna's new millinerystore on Port street near Chaplainlane.

The schooner Compeer Is In Illlofrom Tacoma. She has u targe lumbercargo.

tllank books ot all sorts, ledgers, etcmanufactured by the Bulletin Publish-ing Co.

There were In the neighborhood of ahundred people upon Tantalus duringSunday

The schooner Llztlc Vance Is to bringa cargo of hay from San Francisco tothis port

Paymaster Hall Is coming back toHonolulu to telleve Paymaster Phillipsof the Navy.

The PEERLESS PRESERVINGPAINT Is warranted all the manufac-turer claim for It.

Mr, and Mrs. John Uergstrom werepassengers for San In theCity of Para Sunday.

Second week of grand clearance mil

at Import Co. begun this morning. Many new attractions added.

Sid lloyd, the popular caterer, hasremoved from Brunswick Parlors to8tar Chop House, Fort & Hotel Sts.

The reception by the Y. M. C. A. toFred Young, the new physical director.will take place Id the association hallthis1 evening,

The big freight steamer Californiawith over 6000 tons ot sugar ailedSaturday tor Kahulut to finish loadingfor New York.

The Francis Murphy Club of Evagave a very successful entertainmentSaturday evening. The ball was pack-ed to the doors.

It was thought last week that Madame Belle Cole would give anotherconcert In Honolulu but this projecthas been abandoned.

A baseball nine ot prlntera from theBulletin, Republican and Advertiser,defeated the O. R. & L. team Saturdayby a score of 10 to 7,

What's worth doing Is worth doingwell. Take your printing and developing to the Honolulu Photo Supply CoBest work at lowest prices.

The four masted barkentlne JameF. Tuft from Newcastle has arrived atKahulul with a cargo of coal. She

Opposite, the Oahu College grounds. I made a. fast trip of 42 days,

- , i The matter of the Marlon ChllrnX w

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News comes from Ssn Francisco thatCol. Ualrd. United States District At- -torney. Is very much Improved lahealth and that he had gone on to theColorado mountains.

A couple vf days out of Gray's Harbor, the schooner R. C. Slade encountered a fierce southeast gale. It lastedseveral hours and made matters verylively aboard. No damage was done,

Don't forget Camarlnos of the Cali-

fornia Fruit Market when you wuntfruit and vegetables He always hason hand a fresh supply of both Califor-nia and Island fruits. Telephone MainS78.

All members of the Amateur Orches-tra are requested to be at thn YoungMen's Christian Association hall thisetenlng sb soon after 7:30 o'clock aspossible, to take part In the receptionthere to Fred Young.

.The steamer Alameda will sail forSan Francisco on Wednesday at 4 p.m. Many passengers are booked Inher and a new forco of firemen will betaken on here which will Insure aspeedy trip to the Cosst.

Those wishing reliable horses, ex-

perienced drivers, new, rigs, fslr pricesand courteous treatment should call atthe Territory Stables. Their telephonenumber Is Main 35. They deliver andcall for rigs free of charge.

W. O. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. B. D.Baldwin. Judge J. W, Kalua, J. Cock-et- t,

E. L. Cutting, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.Meyers, D. K. Haysclden. J. A. n

and John Richardson were amongthe arrivals from Maul ports tx theClaudlne Sunday,

Among the arrivals from Kauat Inthe W. a. Hall Sundav were llio following: Mr. nrd Mrs. A. S. Wlhox.A. W. Wilcox. Mr. and Mrs. FrancisGay, Mr. and Mrs. George D. Falrehild,Charles Oay, Mrs. J, H. Coney, T, ItKeyworth. A. H. Rlro and Mrs--

. F. I.Llndcmunn.

Tho entertainment of the MurphyClub In the hall on Bethel street Sat'unlay evening, was very well attendplAmong the performers were ErnestKaal. F. F. Fernandez, A. K. Nawahl,W, H. Holokablkl, J. Meath, M. K.Nakulna, A. C. Dnvls, Fred I'hlllp anilJean Sabate.

Dr. T. T. French ot Wnlanae baabeen appointed Hawaiian correspon-dent of the Harvard Medical AlumniAssociation. The plan of tho associa-tion Is to collect once a month all pos-sible Information concerning the grad-uates nf the school and pubi sh It fordistribution.

Among the arrivals from Illlo andway ports In tho Klnau Saturday werethe following: Mrs. C, II. Fairer. A.Newhouse, Miss 11. Mossman, C. Nnt- -

ley, Mrs, Mansions, E. Hcnrlques, W,

P. McDonald, Miss E. Ladd, Mr, andMrs. O. L. Do La Nux. F. E, Richard-son and J. Bowlor.

Seven companies of the First Regi-ment, N, G. II., had a practice marchand shoot In Manoa valley Sunday.The companies were divided Into twobattalions commanded jy Majors Zleg-le- r

and Camara. The Are with ballcartridges was directed toward therocks In the lower part ot Manoa val-ley.

MANY HI FOR

Walluku, Oct 19. Thos. B. Lyons,the popular and efficient postmaster ofthe Walluku postofflce, has forwardedhis resignation to Washington, In order to give nil his attention to his newretail liquor saloon on Market streetThere are four applicants In the fltdfor the vacancy: M. C. Ross who Is atpresent the worthy assistant post mastcr, V. A. Vetlesen of Hoffman & Vet-lese- n;

O. B. Robertson of the WindsorHotel and Maul News, and Geo. B.

Schraeder, sone of the proprietor otthe Schraeder hbtel. Mr. Lyons Isconsidered as a very able postmaster.and It Is a pity that the salary theFederal Government allows for thatmost responsible position, consideringthe bond Is $8000, Is hardly adequate tokeep a single man alive, much momman nf fnmllv Thp rlntlpft nf thA nfflraare very arduous, but the Federal Oov- -

eminent only allows 110 per month foran assistant, and consequently thepostmaster has to pay out of his ownpocket the balance of the pay of hisassistant and the public will appiecl- -ate the .Inadequateness of the salarywhen It Is known that a third clanspostmaster gets $1000 per annum. ItIs almost Impossible to run the officiito suit the demands of the public with-out an assistant

CATHOLIC 1EAD

New York, Oct. 12 The Federationof Churches and Christian Organizations has collected reports on the socio-logical and rcllglous.condltlons ot halta million of the population ot the Westside, and Is now continuing the workIn the upper part of the East side. Thefederation claims to have turned overto church care 20,000 families. In pointof church attendance the Protestantseems to be a mean, the federation re-

ports state, between the Catholics andthe Hebrew. A very small percentageof Catholics are found unattached toany church while the proportion otHebrews without synagogue connec-

tion Is declared to be very large. Theunsettled church life and the wander-ing habit of the American church goerIs In strong contrast, tho reports de-

clare, to .the foreign Catholic const!tuency which clings to the neighborhood church. The reformed Dutchchurch stands first In the list of com-parative church attendance. The mom- -hers of this church In one district re-

port a percentage of 95 as havingchurch homes. Then In order It wasthe Catholics with 90 per cent; theEpiscopalians 86 per cent; the Meth-odists , 81 per cent: Presbyterians, (6per cent: Baptists, 71 per cent; Luther-ans, 71 per cent; Hebrews, 40 per cent.

OF

FOR NO (MOD REASON

New York, Oct 7. Dr.-- touts Marlon,a prominent physician ot Havre,France, who is at present in this city.In an Interview today said: "While ItIs not surprising that so many Amcilcans get dyspepsia, considering thoway they live, and particularly whatthey cat, yet It Is surprising that somany suffer so long from the disease,as It Is In fact very easy to cure. If thoright course Is pusued. Tho Inner llnIng of the stomach of a person sulTer- -Iiir with dyspepsia Is covered with acoating of unhealthy mucuous, whichprevents the proper flow ot gnstrlofluid. Stimulants to the gastrlu Julcomay give temporary relief, but as theydo not remove the true cause of thedisease they cannot effect a. cure, whilethey frequently aggravate It owing totheir polbonous-properties- .

"All that Is necessary to cure dys-pepsia Is to take a little hydrozone Ina half glass ot water before meals, andK teaapoonful of glycozone after meals.The hydrozone being a powerful hut

antiseptic and pus de-

stroyer, breaks down the morbid ele-ment, while glycozone, acting on aclean Burfaco, subdues tno Inflamma-tion. This method of treatment la Inaccordance with rcanon, and experi-ence shows It entirely successful.

SEARCH FOR- - MISS STONE.

Constantinople", Oct. 12. Slnco thebrigands who abducted Miss Stonowere located on the mountain of Qul-tep- c,

tho approach' of tho troops induc-ed them to change' their retreat. Theyare now hiding on the Turko-Uulgarla- n

frontier, ready to cross to el her side,ab circumstances demand.

The decision to suspend the move-ments of the troops, was partially dunto the, difficulties of operating In tberoounialnous country and partly owing to fear that aVurthor udvancemight endanger tho life of Miss Stonohence the American dealro to try andnegotiate for tho payment of a ransom.It Is hoped this will Vcsult In the re-

lease of Miss Stone Inla few days.

KALUA AND HIS CONTRACT.

Walluku. Ort. 19. Judge John W.Kalua of the Recond Circuit Court, goesto Honolulu by the Claudlne. th's even-ing. He goes In connection with theHoard of Health palal contract for theleper settlement which has been award-ed to Mr, Kalua and a number of Mnlo-k-

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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU. II. T., MONDAY, OCTODER 21, 1901.

wan

mm mmWAILUKD KEEPING UP

A DISTRESSING PACE

Sebraeder Rolls of Hotel Veranda

and Japanese Under Car

Mr Baldwin's Narrow

Walluku, Oct. 19. There have beenseveral serious accidents on Maul thisVceek and one proved fatal. Last lion-da- y.

O. D. Sebraeder. of the Schracderhotel, rolled over tho front verandahof his hotel with another man on topof him. Mr, Schracder dislocated bothhis wrists besides having a very bigcut on his left car nnd several Bearson his head. Dr. Wcddick Is now at-tending to the wounds 01 the Injuredman. The man who rolled over Mr.Schracder and canned this very unfor-tunate accident, was slightly Intoxicated. Dr. Wcddick has hopes that Mr.

't,.,ii

he considers him very hurt.On same Monday afternoon,

Asaokn, one of the and mostthe nm,

railroad, was run over by the engine.tho wheels passing over both his legs

wasflAnMlltil

happened engineer did not seehim go under engine until It wastoo late. Tho injured man 'was brought i,,- -.

Oct II. Cresceus thisworld's trotting

a ter

Theheld by same

jenr wasHn trntlnl benefit nf

Hf 1 1 QUIWalluku, Oct. 19. A big luau

S will be gUcn on Knahumanu$ grounds Baturday, No- - 'ii vember 2d. Tickets ore being

sold and proceeds wilt be do- -

i voted to repairing the and$ also the town clock. The? ventlon of the Maul pastors win$ be held in on follow- -f ing week. The luau Is an asaur? cd success and It Is hoped

enough will be made to put theold historic In

i lng order for there hardly a$ soul In Walluku who Is not ill- - t

rectly by the clockS Is In running oder.$.$$$. 3. $j3.$5. $$hel am also very well andthelrjnumerous to see them outnoon.

A meeting of HawaiianFootball League wan held

hall of the Scottish Thistle Club Sat- -

j.,r.n,i, .111 thni.h niihn.mh urday evening. A number of the fore- -

badly

theoldest

but thethe

money

most players In the cltv were present.U a. Illackman presided. Mr. Cock-bur- n

reported that committee ap- -nnlnlnit ft tlin last mnnllnir tn onltnnt

trustworthy employes on Kahului ,llD8Cr,ptong purclnsc a challengetrophy had the necessary tunds In

. or nrnrniBBn and inni. trophy,and hands. ASooka attending to .,..,, ,.,1.nm. .nvor ,.,, wni,iIIia Imnlrna HI Ilia tlMA ikn -

be procured by W. L. Haw Icy In SanFrancisco. This report was acceptedand a vote of thanks awarded the com- -

up 10 in oiu.ui.uu mnimui wuero u., . .nmml,.p f fnilr un. nncnlntcdwere nresscd On Thursday! , d h besl m(,ang of formlnK

Dr. Weddlck amputated the lacerated new and (0 a(hao ie .ue otlimbs but Asaoka died In the after-,,- ,. .,,, , . ,J ,, i,i,i

The funeral took place yester-- 1 , rv.mi.., n, .,bnday. Coroner Baldwin has summoned fol- -th. commtee arc asa coroner's Jury for next Monday to .,. .. ., A,,rn nn...investigate Into tho muse of the nccl-- . ., ' . ' Vr ' n,nVmiln ,..fienl. I Mlnjil.il an av.nfllMn mnmlwr ftf th

On last Tuesday Hon. II. P. Baldwin eommjtte0-wa- sdriving towards Spreekelsvllto ., .,,, n,P ,. ...when his horse stumbled and Mr. Bald- - appontod'wlfR wer t0 whlM tne nextw.u imuwu u,.lu . .uu. .m mw,ltnR t0 the most gtabie me- -horse running away with the buggy. m(,nt0 wnch thc ,ea5U0 coul(, a1snrd l0Mr. Baldwin was found but not thc nd,vWu mcm,)cra of tno cimra.very much injured. He received sev-- .

ienmeral bruises on his face but none ot , , .the Injuries are considered serious.1The mnnv friends of Maul's nhllanthro- -' BORN.plst are happy at the thought that ha HAOLUNIJ In. this cit). October 19,

came out with a few scratches as he did 1901. to the wife ot Capt. J. F. Hag-an- d

Mr. Baldwin congratulates himself lund, a son.on his lucky escape. CHUN HOON In this city, October SO,

Tho llttlo Japanese lad who was run 1901. 'to the wife of William Chunover by ono of the cars at Spreckels- - Hoon, a daughter.villa several weeks ago Is setting alone I8ENBEHO Jn San Franqlsco. Octovery well at Present Nat Black of ber 9. .1901. to the wife of H. Ale- -

Spreckelsvllle and Islle Scott of Kl' ander Isenborg, of Honolulu, a son,

CresceusBreaksAnotherRecord

Toledo, O.,

afternoon lowered therecord on half-mil- e track

of a Becond. record wm pre-viously the horse, hav-

ing been made on the Toledo track aago. It 2:094.

for thn the. char-- I vlvtm.

church on

thechurch

con- -

Walluku the

S clock good work- -Is

benefited whenIt

sffaring

mends hope

tho Associa-

tion In the

the

handiiii

c,ubs

,-- ,'.

later

As they made the turn Into thhomestretch for the first half nillothere was deafening applause from thathrong, but Cresceus only Increased bisspeed. They flashed under the wire atthe half Just one minute and four and a

I half seconds after tho word had boon

Itablo Institutions of the city, and more Thcthrec-quarte- r pole was reaensathan 40.000 people gathered to sea him. at 1:384. Then they came Into theTbo receipts were 118,000. Cresceus streUh ngalo.'anrt the runned pushedgot a very slow start, and Mike the the lUlllon a llttlv harder, KetchamTramp, the running mate, led Cresceus calling on him to eon greater exer- -

to the first turn, when he milled out tlons and finally swung ,tne wnip over

and and Cresceus swung In the trail, his back, careful, however, that notWith the runaer at the wheel Cresceus even tie snapper touched the velvetybuckled down to tho work In hand. skin. The horses went uuder the wireOn they went In the same relative posl- - In' 2:09H. whlcn Is thn fasteit rallotlons, and they passed the quarter In ever trotted on a ' half-mil- e

0:326. (track,OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Photo by Ufaettf, London

COUNTESS CUNARD, THE AMERICAN GIRL WHO HAS RE

CENTLY BECOME SO POPULAR IN ENGLISH SOCIETY.

nriirnuriifr m minimmKEPOIKAI'S MEN MARE

CATCH OF THE SEASON

Fish and to Spare in Wailuku and

Kahului Homes Repoikai

Celebrates With

Luau.

Walluku, Oit. 19. Hon. A. N.fishermen at Kahului mado

two big hauls of halalalu or youngakulcs on Tuesday and Wednesday ofthis week. On the first day the amountrcillzed from the sale of the fish wasnear!) $300, celling a dozen for a quar-

ter.Tho biggest haul of the season was

on Wednesday. Notwithstanding tnenet parted from thc weight of the fishand nearly one-thl- of the catch waslost, jet from what was left nearly$200 was realized selling lit $3 per bag(bran). At Honolulu prices that lastI11111I would hne realized In the neigh-

borhood of flCM.11 or eight hundred dot.lars. but the maikct on Maul for suchan extraordinary big haul is limited,heure the big sacrifice In tho sale, moreespecially when Mr. Kcpotkal did notcare to have fish rot on his hanus.

Highly elated over thc unusual suc-

cess of his fishermen, Mr. Kepolkalgae n luau at his Kahului fishery onThursday to commemorate the ccnt.and a large number of friends ralliedto the Imitation. A ery cnuabletime was spent li the fortunate oneswho one and all pronounced the luaun great success, and wished Mr. Kepolkal many more big hauls In tho not

ory distant future, almost everyhouse In and around Walluku Is nowsupplied with dried fish to last themmany moons.

AFTER, AFGHANISTAN.

St. Petersburg. Oct. 10 Tne presshere Is harmonious couccrnlng thesituation in Afghanistan. The 8ettoday expresses unhesitatingly thethoughts that others voice less outspokenly. The Svet demands the occupation of Herat and perhaps also otother Important frontier points untilAfghanistan Is completely tranqutllzed, remarks that the moment is propi-

tious for a courageous advance andsays that England cannot bfc allowedto annex Afghanistan.

"Russia does not desire war againstIndia," tho Sct adds, "since Indiawould bring only anuojance. But Rus-

sia requires peace on her Central Asianfrontiers. If Russia controlled Afghan-istan peace with England would be as-

sured."All the papers agree that Russia

must counteract British designs.

Thoseclass ofdone by

who appreciate thephotographic work

VUSS CAROLINE fUSKINSare cordially invited ,to inspectspecimens of her skill in herreception room at the rear ofKING BROS.

Art Stoie andPhoto Studio,

120 Hotel St

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Everything Very Touching.Beautiful garden scene containing trees in full bearing, bananas

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- KVTCNtNO BPI.Lli.Tm. HONOLULU. H. T., MONDAY, OCTODKR 21. 1901.

Evening BulletinfbMhed Every Day Eicept Sunday,

at 210 King Street. Honolulu,T. H.. by the

BULLETIN PUBLISHING CO., LTD.

WALLACE R. FARIUNQTON... Editor'

Entered at the Pnt Office at Hono-M- u

a second-clas- s matter.

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MONDAY. .OCTOBER 21, 1901.

The Herald ought to tell the peoplewhom It has Delected to succeed Governor Dole, resigned. Hllo Tribune.

No Indeed, It should bo true to thepolicy of waiting to see which wuy thetat jumps.

A Washington correspondent of tbtBulletin states that Secretary Cooporon arrival In Washington called on Attorney General Knox and calmed "solcredit" for closing up the Iwllcl stockado. "Sole credit." Now rtoesn t thatjar the Dole administration?

T.U.. n...nl... .. . V 11 llnmln b il

United States Marshal is a fulfillmentVI IIIBIUVUI nuurcfiii n immiv iu upoint capable men In all positions oftruit. Unlike the seaich for good menIn the South, there Is plenty ot materialfor honest officials In the ranks of thostaunch Republicans of Hawaii.

Thurston has apologlred to Mr. I.lshman for libeling htm, and apologizedtii mpmhors of the Ministerial Union I

for the attacks upon Franklin Austinsaying It would not hnve happened bad

here. He might well complete ,

the Job and apologise to the public forthe existence of the Advertiser con- -,

ducted as an organ of slander.

British citizens of Honolulu are de-

cidedly behind the game. Hllo has Itsbanquet to celebrate King Edward'sbirthday already planned, white nevera whisper has been offered by theirHonolulu brethren. It Is certainly Inkeeping with the spirit of the times foriall speaking citizens to a past years, tho Increase aggro-prop-

to England's King on M'" nearly for dec-th- e

occasion hi. sixtieth birthday. "J'0"'"?.. V,JThurston doesn't seem to take Wndly I

to the proposition to produce the cvl- -'

dence on which he charged Humphreysas being: a criminal, nor the anonymousletter received by Kinney on whichla)cr-detectlc- s of San Franciscowere set to work. Is It another libelsuit In which tho Advertiser "has notia leg to stand on" thnt is now facingtho slander organ?

President Roosevelt Is said to be In-

tel ested in Hawaiian matter. That is

In ac-

claiming

visited

tribute 150.000.000

of ,&.

a good If ha will look Into them.anu Territory heart! U y

enough will discover an that ncreaB0 of wcaith inrlplent Tammany forming here which j tho Islands has' been greatly aecel-woul-

put eratcd since became a Territoryan open shame. Advertiser. United States. This Is no

True Indeed. Where In United ttb!"Mo . the wumi.Ii.States Is greater Indifference shown'to popular rule than Is found In ourpresent local executive administration.

The hair brained South Americans InCntnmhtA nnit Venpzupla arc dolnewhat thev ran tn tnnkn An

al squabble nut of thc'.r troubles which

J te. f'S !

""' ""V..V. v,

on n llrltlsh boat nnd attacked Germansailors In streets. Is possiblefor these Incidents be smoothed uerbut they are a constant source ofcer If Great or Germanywere so disposed could serve as thematch In the powder magazine.

The San Francisco Post wants Pres-

ident Iloosevelt to knock together tlmheads of contesting factions In Hawaiiand order them to bo good. If Presi-dent Roosevelt will gle Hawaii avigorous American administration withmen at the head who have some desireto work out American Ideals, he willfind head knocking quite unnecessaryand Hawaii will continue on lta peace-

ful way speedily become worthyof Statehood. It Is not In the make-u- p

of Americans to calmly submit to therule of an oligarchy on American soil,nor will they submit It thoughfight lasts for a generation.

For doing politics, being 'always onhand with candidates and keeping con-

stantly at It, the Home executivecommittee are giving Its party oppo-

nents In practical politics wor-

thy of more than passing attention.The Republican idea seems to bo towake up two weeks before itae election

sleep peacefully for months there

Home Rulers us they pleaso, but tbeycan't get around the fact that constantnctlvity keeps the forces In line. ItIs to be hoped that Republicancommittee at Its forthcoming sessionwill devote tho major part ot Its timeto preparations for next year's cam-

paign rather than a useless endeavorto revamp committees or upset thework of a convention.

It Is. a source of regret to citizensthat the efforts of the survey depart-ment to secure a proper alignment otKing street at Hall & Son's cornerhave of no avail. The llulletlncannot with Surveyor WallIts expression "proper street line"misleading. At tho present tlm tho

block projects beyond the Kingstreet line as maintained ngalnst everyother business block In the Immediatevicinity. Public property Is put o pri-

vate use In one of most crowdedsections of thU main avenue ofcity. "No now lino" been estab-lished at this point but It is a propersupposition that some tegularltyshould be maintained In tne street linesof the city, more especially In tho busi-

ness centers. Should a building beerected adjoining the Hall block It Is tobe presumed the line giventhe contractors would he same asthat established when tho Emmeluthblock was put up. The projection ofthe Hall block on King street wouldthen he apparent to the most casualobserver.

idf,

AN IMi 088IHLE CLAIM.

Tho report comes from Washingtonthat Secretary Cooper Is loud

that he and he alone was re-

sponsible for closing den at Iwl-lcl during his career ns Acting Gover-nor; tluit ho did not know of the con-dition existing at the stockade untlthe personally tho place; that assoon ns he became acquainted wlthiho

English pay the fivethe?

sign. at Ithe tho

Croker and even Tweed to thoy'of the

the d,,,t

tho Itto

danand llrltnln

and

to the

Rule

lessons

and

the

all

the

Is

thethe

has

streetthe

thu

facts by an official visit, he ns ActingGovernor Immediately gave orders tobnve tho place closed, poltco withdrawnand Board of Health activity under theAct to Mitigate wiped nut.

This report Impossible. Nocitizen of Honolulu can Imagine nnysane mnn making such a claim, sincethe records of the Department of Justlco as well as In this clearlyprove the utter falsity of such an nssertlon.

It Mr, Cooper claims Ignorance ofconditions at Iwllel pra.'lous to his

lslt In Juno last, when he Investigatedand ordered Iwllcl closed, the distress- -

lng reflection thereby cast upon Gov-ernor Dole personally as well as At-

torney Gcnernl Dole and High SheriffBrown can be nothing more or less

an exhibition of rank disloyaltybrought about by hope to save himselfwhen he sees his associates In tho ad-

ministration heading for uio officialscrap heap.

Can It be that (he order has goneout from the Dole headquarters "Sara''rselvesand let tne Devil tho

WBALTII OF HAWAII.

l.os Angeles Times.From rntnpnrntlve statements of

the assessed valuation of property inthe Hnuallnu Islands (now knownns the Territory ot Hawaii) during thepast ten years it appears that overJS7.000.00U lias been added to the taxable value of the islands within thatPcrl(1- - Detailed statements lor tno

"?' " ,;? J fldirection of J. W. I'rat. assessor forthe Island of Oahu. and tho figuresarc therefore official.

The Honolulu Evening Bulletinof September 18 publishes a scries ottables showing the Increase- of valuesIn the novel al taxation districts foreach during the past decade. Itappears from these tables that thowealth or tho Island of Oahu (upouwhich Island Is situated tho city ofHonolulu) lias about trebled within

'the entire group for each of tho teny,.ttl1, from i892 ,0 mi ncU8il0.year Total nlue.1S92 S2.CCI.20D1893 3C, 120,091

JJ 35.75!l.i;9Jjxi VAU'ill

stfv ... 19,0U1,,VJ.1897 r.n oin 1 19

" ''jgyg W,.jii21S99 ... ',.', ',',', ',', 78Jj!i;3J297

lOO.SDfUfiu1901 121,172,928

This exhibit cannot be othcrwlsothan extremely gratifying to every

hag ma(lo possible tho Investment ofcapital In productive enterprises withgreatly decreased dangers ot loss.It Is to bo hoped that under the guid-ance and tho guardianship of thegrent American republic tho Territory

lot Hawaii win continue to makef,Pa''' ,nml rn'1(1. progress, not only

t!oT SLW4S0 rrpp(!om wnicn eamo to these Islandnr,.ail ,vtn annexation to the UnitedStntes.

i

DANGER OF INNUENDO IIAUIT.

The path of the rural editor Is notulnars one of pleasantness, as the gvntlenian who presides mw tho sanctumdestinies ot the Arena of Ilralncrd,Minn., can testify. He will testify tothis und somo other things when bogets enough tar off his person to malesroom. And all the trouble arises overtho fact that the editor persists Inusing Innuendoes In his valued sheetOther rural editors have sufferedthrough their Innuendo department,but they obstinately refuse to be In'fluenced by precedent, no matter howImpressive or how unpleasant It maybe. One of these Innuendoes was particularly obnoxious to tiralnerd s poll'tlcul boss, and that worthy recentlychased the editor up the street and into a butcher's shop, where he foundrefuge in the butcher's Icebox and itwasn't a warm day, either. Yet whenhe got out he went right back to liven-ing up the innuendo column.

Nemesis was still on his track, howeer, and she caught him when theIcebox wasn't handy, Threo maskedmen swept him from a friendly porch

hustled himuwy fiom town and then decoratedhim with a coat of warm tar, withfeather trimmings. When lie was doneto their satisfaction they turned lilmloose.

Naturally the editor Bwears ven-geance, und his first effort to secure itw III take the form ot legal proceedings.And In tho meantime tho Arena's In-

nuendo department be expectedfrom now on to fairly coruscate withscorching pen thrusts ClevelandI'lalu Dealer.

ANOTHER PAIR.

Portland, Or., Oct. 10. Articles of In-

corporation of the Lewis & Clark Cen-tennial and Oriental Fair were filedwith tre County Clerk this, afternoon.The main business of the corporation,the articles- - state, shall be to hold anAmerican Pacific Exposition andOriental fair and an exhibition of theindustries, arts, manufactures und pro-

ducts of the soil, mine and sea. In thecity of Portland, Or,, during the year190S, to b state, Interstate, nationalnnd Oriental In its character. Thecapltnl stock Is $300,000, divided into30,000 shares of 110 each. The (nearporutors aro sixty-seve- n of the bestknoun buslnens and professional menof Oregon,

Fino Job Printing at the Bui'itiu office.

after. The people may sneer at tneltho oihvr eVenlnir and

beenagree that

Hall

seems

city

than

take

year

"j',',',

19uu

may

BIG

STOP 1 HE WRANGLING.

San Francisco Post.Tho political conditions In the

Islands arc not especially con-ducive to good government In this partot our new possessions. Tho TerritoryU apparently cursed with a plaguo ofpoliticians, and every politician Isafflicted with an ambition to run thegovernment according to his ownIdeas. Tho squabbling among thesesmall pcoplo'l8 disgraceful, and thesooner It Is stopped the better It willbe for all concerned, and especially forthoso who nre compelled to be citizensof the Territory.

The chief quarrel seems to rage be-

tween a faction headed by GovernorDole and Attorney General Humph-reys. Strenuous efforts arc makingfor the removal of Humphreys on allsorts of allegations, the merits ofwhich arc not or; the slightest gencialInterest. The Humphrey faction istmaking a defense as strenuous as theattack of their enenUes, and the resultIs n condition alnioii'.oorderlng on anarchy. ..A, Jr&

What Is needed? iPtetawnll nt ttlfl

present time more than anything elseis a strong restraining hand, and thathand Is now on the helm of State. ItPresident Roosevelt will quietly inform those warring factions In Hawaiithat their conduct Is unseemly andwholly opposed to his Idea of the manner in which a Territory should begoverned, the fighting, the back-bttln- g

and the recrimination will cease.Congress will meet In December, and

during the session the law will be laiddown in n plain and unmlstakcablemanner. Thereafter there will be noopportunity for the exercise or an attempt to exercise disputed authority.In the meantime, however, there laevery necessity for bringing thesesenseless disputants back to the placewhere they left their senses. Theymust be made to understand that, not-withstanding the fact that the Tcrrl- -ory is Isolated and without sufficientlaws to satisfactorily govern, they arestill far from being an Independentsovereignty. They must learn thatprovision hns been mnde for governingtho Islands Irrespective of wranglingpoliticians striving to accomplish selfish ends.

That President Roosevelt Is capableof Imparting this knowledge and thathe will act decisively unless the quarrels cease, nobody who knows thePresident will doubt.

For Sale at a Sacrifice

LOT 59x159 planted witb

frnit trees, 3N feet from

Wilder Avenue. : : : : :

Apply to

J. M. VIVASPOST OPPICE LANE.

BARGAINSIN

Horses, Mules

and CarriagesThe IxislneHS of tho HONOLULU

STOCK-YARD- CO. Is now bclnt;closed out and all stock is offered atprivate Bale.

The list comprises:Carriage and Hiiggy Horses.Hack and Express Horses.California and Hawaiian Mules.Buggies, Hacks, Surrles, Pbaotons,

Etc.Sets of Slnglo and Doublo Harness.These are for sale at low rates.Call early at the stables and take

your pick.JAS. F. MORGAN.C. A. RICE.

1971-t- f

BARNARD & CO.

Monday, Oct. 21. Oir Second We kPiano Overture Miss E. Djnvers

1. Pyramid act with descriptive Scriptural grouping. St. Leon family.

2. Professor Darnard and. his trickhorsps, Taper and Olpsy.

3. Comic Aerooat Clown Act, byCass and Reginald St. Leon.

4. Miss Daisy St. Leon, In her dashing two-hors- o hurdlo act,

D Marvellous feats of strength on thosingle trnpcio, by the lady phe-nomenon "Ethel."

0. Hounding Jockey Act, by MasterSilvester St. Leon.

T Clowns Entre, Introducing highJumping greyhounds.

S Sketch "Tho Muslr Lesson," byIleverley and Danvers.Intermission 10 minutes.Clever Carpet Contortions, byEthel and tho midgets, Sid andHarry.

10. Tho Jingling Jumpers, by Reggie,Phil and ail, on the raaro Oypsy,

11. Professor Darnard and his educat-ed dogs beaded by the championdog "Skipper."

Shopping Is a Pleasurewnen you have only to call up

MAIN 199and have your packages delivered atyour door, 10 lbs, for 10c and upwards.

Merchants, Attention! We makeC, O. D. collections for 6c extra.

American Messenger Express Co.

MASONIC TEMPLE.Hotel and Alakea Sts., Phnne Main 199.

Suliscrilwrs to tho BULLETINlot receiving their pnpera promptlyvill confer n favor by notifying the'Jitsincss Office; Telephone 250.

wwmmmmmmwmmmmwmiNEW IMPORTATION

OF THE

Fop Male

FAVORITE

E BRADLEY and HUBBARD 3Ilam psIEl- - PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., Ltd, 3

These goods were ordered from advancesheets of the catalovue of the above manu-facturers, and art the latest In design andmechanism.Call early and make your selections.

Garden HoseIn addition to 'he to coo feet of GardenHose lately received, the "Emllv F. Whit-ney" brought us 10,000 ft. mere, making

TWENTY THOUSAND FEBT.We have all grades, 3nd our prices arelower than ever quoted In market.

Pacific Hardware Co.,LIMITED.

llUlUlUlUULLLttlttlLllLllLllllttULlUmi

If You Want To Get The Greatest ValueFor Your Money Buy

Buggies, Surries,Light and HeavySpring - Wa&cms,Brakes, Harness,Etc., Etc -

ol O. SCHUMAN, LTD. The best line of goods on theIslands. Agents for the famous Stud. baker Vehicles.KELLY-SPRINGFIE- LD TIRES put on at lowest figures.

G. SCHUMAN, LTD,Merchant 8trect, between Fort and Alakea.

to

k

raaaaT JT

!

o Prize Paris 1900.

F.

,lgg Merchant 8t, next

"'I' I

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this

the

St., next'Phone Main 368.

by the

CARRIAGE CO., LTD.fi

8tan&cnwald Building.

'--1afiBf'

aaaaaW illfti BBBBBf

V tJLaflP 1 1

The Correct Vehicle for Ladies' DrivingDuplicate Winner, Exposition,

Style, Ceafert, Fiiish, Qiality.

CDAS. HERRICK

Beretanla

AN OBJECT OF

ADMIRATIONIs the room mado pretty by Deal'swall papers.

We have removed tho principal ob-stacles In your having your house

by keeping a strictlystock and reducing the prices to

a minimum.ReBt value for the money In

WALL PAPER8, rLINOLEUMS,

WINDOW SHADES, ETC.

BBAL'Sto corner of timino.

P. O. Bex 838.

OAHI TCARR,AGBMF'G CO., Ltd.

1178 River, Street. Bet. Beretanla and Pauohl.MANUFACTURERS OF

Fine Carriages, Wagons and Trucks.

Repair Work a Specialty.t All orders promptly attended to.

Only competent help employed.

Rubber Tires put on In Satisfactory Manner.Tel. Blue 841. P. O. Box 978.

Beer and Wine Dealer,

The BROOKLYN SALOONe

ALAKEA ST.,

Between Merchant and Queen.

W. M. Cunningham. Jno. Schaefer.

Ohaiyo SaloonKukul 8L, Near Nuuanu.

Primo BeerON DRAUGHT AND IN BOTTLE.

Qonsalves & Co.,LIMITED.

WHOLESALE GROCERS' AND WINB MERCHANTS.

22? Queen St.. Honolulu. A. I

The New

DEPOT SALOONopposite the R. R. depot.

PRIMO LAGERON DRAUGHT AND IN BOTTLE.

Ryan & DementAlso proprietors of the papularENCORE 8ALOON.

'Johannis'The Kingof Natural Table Waters

A Natural SparklingWater bottled at theI0HANNI8 8PRING8.Zollhaus, - Germany.

The Favorite ol New Yorkand London Society.

Johannis srrjSSS;:from among tho mineralwaters of the world by "TheLu.ldon Lancet.' The highestmedical authority.

W. C. Peacock & Co.,LIMITED

Sole Agents.

The - FountainMINERAL AND SODA WORKS.

rtANUFACTURESGinger Beer, Birch Beer, Hire'. ReotBeer, Cream Soda, Wild Cherry, Or-ange, Raspberry, Strawberry, Saraapa-rilla- ,

Vanilla Cream, Lemon, GingerAle, Apple Cider, Pineapple, PeachChampagne, Orange Champagne, K0I.1Champagne,. Pear Champagne, Ciderana 8oda Cocktail.

Mineral Water Carlsbad, Congress, Lithla, German Mineral Water,Seltzer, Vichy and Pure Distilled Wa-ter from the Barnstead 8111. Boston.for family and medical use a specialty.

Brews and Aerated Water, 60c perdoi. Distilled Water In demijohns, 10c per gallon and 60c chargeon demijohn until returned.

THERE IS ONLY ONE

KomelThe pure Juice of the urape-frul- t,

caroonated only by

CeiselifJated Seda WaterWorks Ce., Ltd.

Solo Agent for Territory ofHawaii.

Island orders solicited.

601 Fort 8t Honolulu.' TEL. 71 MAIN.

NewGoods

constantly arriving keeps ourestablishment always In thelead. 1.

Your neighbor has told youabout us and If you haven't al-

ready begun to trade with usyou are wishing you wero.

c

We will net advertise sugar,canned good or cookies thisweek because we koop every-thing in tho grocory line, butthe Inducements we offer are

HONE8T VALUES.QUICK DELIVERY.

ATTENTION TOCU8TOMER8.

Lewis& COMPANY,

Leading Grocers.

Architect, Contractor and Builder.

Edward R. 6walnARCHITECT

tTANOSSWAlU BID.,

CROCKER BUILDINQ,SAN FRANCISCO.

V. HOFFMANN. J. F. RILEY

Hoffman & RileyGENERAL CONTKACTORS

AND BUILDERS.

Eltlmal.t Furnished P.O. BsitGeo. W. Page. TeL 22P. W. Ueardslee. P. O. Bos 77t

PJBARD8LBB PAQBArchitects and Builders.

Office', Rook Arlington Annex.Honolulu, T. H.

Bketehe and Correct Estimate fur-nlsh-

on Short Notice.

BUILDING MATERIALSOK ALL KINDS.

Dealers in Lumber and Coal.

Allan A Robinson,.Queen Street, Honolulu.

Fred Harrison,CONTRACTOR ANDdUILDER

Jobbing promptly attended to.

Mr, Chas. Lake,CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

for brick and wooden buildings, alsohardwood imlsher.

Office, and residence, 312 Queen linear Government building.

H. P. BBRTBLMAN'SCarpenter Shop18 - MOVBD

To rear of old stand. Entrance onKing street Order left at either shopor offlco at John Nott's (tore, Kingstreet, will receive prompt attention.

Chines, and Japanese Firm.

SANG CHANMERCHANT TAILOR

File Esglisk and Aiericai 6eeds

TWO ST0RB86$ Hotel street, andHotel near Nuuanu

r o. Bos ti, tei uBILMCLEANING!

Udk' klm cImmJ. ClotklacImmS, drtd ul repaired.

Sulti miU la O'io.Fit (uvuiMte. Lomtpfk.

TIM WO' Fun trM, mw Kukul, ud

wtmwKnyunm muTtr.Prim: CIimIii cm Nik tic;Duliir nit ..;1" Ji

HENRY ST. GOAR., EDWARD VOLL1TZ

Members Stock and BondExchange.

Edward Pollitz & Co.COMMISSION BROKERSAND DEALERS ININVESTMENT SECURITIES.

Particular attention given to purchase and sale of Hawaiian SugarStock.

Loans Negotiated.Eastern and Foreign Stock and

Bonds.

403 California 8t.,San Franclaco, Cat.

W. C. Achi & Co.brokersAND DEALERS IN

REAL ESTATEWo will Buy or Sell Real Estate In

all parts of tho group.Wo will Sell Properties on Reason-abl- o

Commissions.

OFFICE10 WEST KINQ STREET.

To Let or LeaseA Fine Heise aid Let

on the makal aide ef Beretanla atreet-bstwee-

Pllkol and Keaumoku Sts.Th. house ha several room and allmodern Improvement.

DAVID DAYTON233 MERCHANT STREET.

A. C. LOVEKIN

STOCK ABDBQUDBROKBB

REAL ESTATE AND

FI1UK0AL AGEHT

402 JUDD BUILDING

John R. Bergstrom..PIANO ANDORGAN, TUNIiR

Bergstroa Music Corapaiy

Telephone 331.

Madame A. Schoellkopf,FROM PARIS.

WILL TEACH FRENCH

in classes or private lesson.Residence Extension of Hotel 8L,.

opp. Adventlst Church.

I

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1.

IT PAYS TO BUY FROM

EHLERS k Co.Recauso you get full, value fo r jour money every time. "Honest

goods at honest prices" Is our motto. If you need any of the .

articles advertised, drop Into our store.

MEN'S IRISH LINEN LAWN HANDKERCHIEFS!

Imported by us direct from Ireland. They are fine quality, hem- -

Btltched, and have Initials worked In the corner. Any I

Initial you wish. I

THE PRICE 18 Me EACH or fS.76 PER DOZEN.(

MEN'S PAJAMAS

t Mado of fine, sgft-flnls- Madras.Bplendid finish. $2 per pair. '

MEN'S BALLBRIQQANUNDERSHIRTSwith short sleeves, extra quality,

50c each. '

SAMPSON SUSPENDERS FOR BOYS

Thcso suspenders are In great demand on the Mainland. Thy"" are so constructed as to keep the boy from getting round

shouldered, and arc very comfortable.'

ALL SIZES FROM 4 to 14 YEARS, 50c and 75c.

B. R. BHLBRS & CO., Fort St. j

Coolness and Comfort in theFiercest Heat - of - Summer.

"arable"Is a dry mineral powder mixed with water only.It is being usd successfully all over the Islands.Estimates given for any iron roofs, from a sugarmill to a small shed. Satisfaction guaranteed.For further particulars, come in and see the

CALIFORNIA FEED CO;60LE AGENT6.

cutlery

Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd.

THE STRIKE

IS PAU

-- And we or receiving by y

steamer and sailing ves--a-

abundant and fresh a

of

FANCY GROCERIES

--As well as tho usual staple-- lines. Our delivery system--Is perfect and your order,--whether telephoned or left--personally, w 1 1 J receive-- prompt and accurato attention.

H. MAY & COBOSTON BOCK, FORT ST.

Tela. 22, 24, 92. P. O. box 386.

The Right ThingIn tho

Right Place

MmThat's what the lion bedstend is In

Honolulu. We have a very pretty as-

sortment of them at the present time,the prices of which aro low.

Some aro white enameled with brasstrimmings, making a handsome' piocoot furniture Those Iron beds linvomany advantages oor others whichwo will be pleased to explain to you.

J. HOPP & CO.,The Leading Furniture Dealers.

Knhcs for the boys. The roughand ready kind, with keen edges. Also

dainty little d ones for my

lady's writing disk. Scissors, allsizes, and of the famous 8tllloto brand.Tho completcneno of our lines Is asource of pride.

healthnnil

beauty'D thu sources of the

highest attainable happiness, and thegreatest beauty of at. Is that of thehealthy, hearty, robust person.

A Wineglass of

.ROYAL MALT

EXTRACTthree times a day, at meals, withperhaps one at bed-tim- will gtvo youthat bounding. Joyous health and sweetsleep that nature Intended ou to

Ilemembur the nameC T and do not

let yourself bo tempted to try anotherclaimed "Just as good," but get thubeBt the kind made from barley, con-taining all the good qualities found Inthis nutritious, strengthening, foodsupplying grain.

PRICE 25c.

HobronDriigCoSole Agents.

FORT AND KINO

MrPhllllps'&Co.Wholesale Importers and Jobber.

European and American Dry Goods

Fort and Queen Sts.

H, Hackfeid & Co., Ltd.

General Commission Agents.

Cor, Fort and Queen Street. Honolulu

THI8 8PACt RE8ERVED FOR

B BERGER80N.

J. D. AVERY,STENOGRAPHER.

GeneralSecond

Reporting and lypewrltlmfloor Elite Bids, Hotel St.

At office 9 to 6:45; Tol. Main 70. '

At house evenings; Tel. Blue 2611.

F rxwt --itsrwaKVBNINO BULLETIN, HONOLULU,1 H. T,, MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, lMt.

ID Ml ADOPTS

THE nan PUN

Hllo, Oct. 18. Last Saturday JudgeHapal made a ruling In a case npon ashowing and argument made by Attorney C. M. Lclllond, wb.ch materiallychanges tho practice In the PoliceCourt. Hereafter criminals will beconfronted by a written caarge dulysworn to and couched In acflnlte, un-ambiguous terms. Tho case In whichthe question arose was that of Onntnoto, a Japanese, charged with aasaultand battery. The matter was heardby Judge Itapal on three differentdays. He first denlod ft motion todismiss for want of a complaint andproper arrest. It was then contendedby counsel for the defendant that On-

er an arrest Is made without a warrant, the accused must bo confrontedat his trial by a written charge. Thlthe Court upheld.

The decision of this simple bat Im-

portant point makes Hllo'fl PollenCourt American in tbcory ana In prac-tice. It relegates to tho limbo ofeasy-goin- methods In tbe prosocutlnnof crime, the rtom of convictingpersons of all shades of rolndomeaoTaupon the say-s- of the pollco officerwho happens to make thn arrest, andwho Is Imbued nlth a professional de-

sire to stick his man. The emergenceof ...Is right of nn accused person tnho confronted with a chargo over thesworn signature of his acenser. Is another tardy recognition of lndlvldmlrights ui corded ag a matter o. fact IrAmerican Inferior courts. Thn rnx,onablcnc-s- s of it Is at mice apparentwhen It Is n niehibercil thnt In ncivil suit Involving oven a low flo'lara petition Is required declaratory ofthe debt. It Is but elmplo .iintlcr thntrequires at least ns much formalltv Ina rase IriAohlug a flnu and po"xlb'pservice on thu chain game as In nsuit for the recovery upon an 1. O,

TribuneU.

HILO'S COTILLION CLUB.

Hllo, Oct 18. The social ovont orthis autumn season was the ball giv-en by the Hllo Cotillion cub at Bpreckcis nail last Saturday evening. Tneaffair was splendidly planned. Tnearrangements wero brilliantly carriedout and utery person present was ohUwouK to tbe pausing hour. The limefor homo-goin- g came and all wereloth to depart. It was clearly themost successful of the numerous huppy cients that have come to pass uniter the auspices of the club. Tbe patroncsses were Mrs. 1. Severance.Mrs. J. A. Scott, Mrs. Cuos. Furneatixand Mrs. P. I'cck. Tbe decoratingcommittee did some pretty work Inmaking the hall attrnctlvo Thu commltteo confuted of Messrs. J. C.Rlilgway, K. I.. Winter, W. i Jones,who worked under tho direction ofMrs. tlldgnay. One end of tho hallwas completely bidden behind tho drapiry of nn immense American flagThu niuslt Inns' corner wun tastelulhattired In lings of Hawaii, Tho musknn the lust that bas been given atany of the Cotillion parties. Greatpalm limnetic relieved the wall spaceDitwoen the windows and ono sldo olthu hall vmik covered with a decorationelieme or white drapery ornamented

with shields and rosettes of rosesUpon tables around mo room werespread the rlcu array of favors, lncludins sucn a iiri oi xancy articles an tngive the appearance of a holiday fairOver these tableB presided Mrs.Haes. Mrs. Winter, Mrs. Auerbach.Mrs. Ourney and Mrs. Lewis. Trip-tine- .

KINO EDWARD'S BIRTHDAY

Hllo, Oct. 18. The Hrltlshboru res-idents ol Hllo and Hawaii win name-ly obnerve tlui sixtieth blnnday oiKing lMuard VII, Saturday, Novemberi). Invitations bava been sent ou. ,iora dinner at the Hllo Hotel that evenmg. There will be pcoplo prunuiunum Hamnkua nud Ohio, l'lio Umiu--r

is being cnanged by n rommltiuu conslating nr Dr. C. a. Stow, lir. J. ,i.Uraco mid It. L. Auerbach. Tnbrowill lie about thirty covers laid. UniHrltUh horn will bo present. Tho Cosiiiopolitnn character of tno party asnull as the u&lersallty ot King Lilward's lealm Is shown by tho tan thatat the table will sit gentlemen IrouiIxjndon, from Scotland, Irom Ireland,from New Zealand, from Nova Scotiaand from Hawaii. They wll be', per-sons all of whom were born snbtectsof thu llrltlsh ..mplre. Some havetiansferred their allegiance to another(lag, but all at the festal board willtoast tbe popular British King wlihfeelings of personal loyalty Justlflet.by that monarch's well-know- lov forhie people. Tribune.

Maria Ilenlto appeared In tho PollcoCourt this forenoon on the charge oflurceny In the second degree by steallug a lot of Jewelry from another wornan In Kallhl some time during lastMay. Tho ease will come up on Wednesday next.

LOCAL AND GENERAL

Tho Supremo Court will not resumoIts sittings until Thursday.

Tho big Chlneso libel caso Is on Intho t'ollco Court this afternoon.

The Coptic from San Frandsco wassighted of Walmanalo at 1:30 p. m.

Oco. Halfner, the Jeweler, has re-

moved to No. 1H8, Matomc Templo.

Nicely furnished rooms, Popularilouso, 1249 Fort St., $1X0 per week up

M. J. llorges publishes under NewToday a notice as to any ..cbts Incur-

red In his name.

For thirty days, corns extracted fortwenty-fiv- e cent. Dr. Bogle, Arling-ton block, Hotel street, Outside callipromptly attended to.

Enstmnn kodaks at twenty per centbelow list price at Honolulu PhotoSupply Co. Host printing and detclon-n- g

work In tho city and at the lowestiirlces.

Tho coroner's Inquest In tho case ofthe Chinese boy kilted near .no Citymill on Saturday last, will not takeplace until tomorrow. The body wasviewed Saturday afternoon and thenIho Jury adjourned to tho time men'Honed.

Mr. and Mrs. Zcno K. My era hnvo returned to Honolulu after in absenceof ten years. Mr. Myers Is specialagent of tho Norwich Union InsuranceCo. and will remain hero ronie time tosuperintend tho company's busluwa In

this Territory.Dr. Nelson ot tho Alameda was the

guest of Mr. and Mrs. Rothwell on Tantalus Sunday. Dr. Nelson wns verymuch delighted with the place and Intends doing a little talking to touristswho come hero from the Mainland. Hesays Tantalus can have him.

A bond In $13,000 has been filed onthe appeals of defendants In ThomasMltner Harrison vs. J. A. Magoon andothers, the Hagcy cure company case,with J. A. Magoon as principal andFred Wendenberg as surety. Plain-

tiff's bill ot costs In the same case U1317.71.

Barney Joy, whom the morning pa-

pers roasted for his work In ono of thefootball games Saturday, states that hedid not kick anybody when ho wasdown. He says ho kicked his opponentwhen standing and because ho punchedhim on the sldc'of the face and on hisleft arm.

A surprise party to Trot. W. IJ.Pharpo was given at the home of thnonular jottuz musician last ctcnlngTIitc were forty rioplo present nnd amost delightful etcnlng was socnt. Thfn ent nas the birthday of Prof. Sharpewho has arr'ved at tho thirtieth milestone In his life.

On the petition of Francis Keating,tetters of administration hnve beengrunted to Cecil Brown on tho estntoof the late William Keating, whichconsists of land In Nuunnu valley valu-

ed at $2500 nnd $500 In Bishop's bankTho bond Is $3000. Petitioner and nlsbrother Hobcrt, last --card of In Arizo

VITAL

na, ure the declared heirs.

There Is at thepolice station over the recent attackton Barney Joy and his alleged unsportsmanlike playing In the footballgame between the Honolulu AtheltlcCluli and Hackfeid teams on Saturday'nst. In other words, thero Is anotheiside to the story. A great uumbcr ofthe members of the Honolulu .hletvcClub who saw Saturday's game, statothat thero was prutocatlon for Joy'r.retaliation nnd that he nocr offered tokick any member of tho Hackfeid tramwl'l'o bo was down. Tho HonoluluAthletic Club will adopt scmo line of

in regard to tho aualr at Its nestmeeting.

INSPECT OR KIW.WAY.

Mr Ktdgway, tho new I tiiii'j rationlimrcctor who comics to assist Jo'.hu.t11. Brown, was among thn arrivals Intho Alnmedu Fnturdny. Mr. Hldgwnywill attend to tho Journal work of thoImmigration odlco and will act for Mr.Brown when the lutter Is not nolo to bpresent at the office. Mr. lti "way Is ubrother of Collector Rldgway of lhport of Hllo.

Bakersdeld, Cal., Aug. 19, 1001.

O. W. Cunningham, Esq, Pekia. III.Bear Sir: In nnswer to jours of

the 12th, will say thnt I know personally Mr. J. B. Batz and Mr. FrankGraham, and they are reliable men.The Occidental Oil Company Is oneof the best In Sunset field.

Yours truly,II. A. fASTKO,

President Board of Supervisors,Judd & Company, Ltd , ugebts.

SPOT.

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Unclu Bm: "I'oUc lilm tn ttio pacl.otbook, frencliyl Ti.ut'a wlicro lib heartl," lllumapolla Journal.

Satisfied Wearers

i

CLINCH - THE - 8UCCK88of propcrltv, we positively know thatour new ftylw of FOOTWEAR willall fv the most fcstrdlous f r the

tnap, M) le, stock and lioe making arens good as money can buy anywhere.

DROP IN AND BU CONVINCED.

IVHNERNY SHOE STOREAGENTS HANAN'8 HII0E8.

SECOND WEEK OF GRAND

clearancesale

Great Success ha attended our BIG 8ALE andeveryone who purchased from us ha been pleas idwith the bargains wo offer. Thl week we haveadded many new inducement, and the price willastonish you. Not being In the high-ren- t belt wecan sell cheaper than our down-tow- n competitor andmake the same profits.

New Attractions Added !

Hljjurctl tillkollnc, 10 ctntarge vnrle'y ot patterns in all de-- t

r.il'le sli.iJts Sure tu pi .

Pcrciile Wrnbpcrs We .ireo erlng an excellent line of tliceWrapper; .lis i vinie in v Ite Uv, n,at greatly rrJiiceJ price.

Art DcnlntH, IS Anlow price for arlMkally frgurjd

UenlmLnilleH'RwlHH Ribbed VcntH

la Light warm weatherest, with or ulthoit st.es,fi.;o

per don; worth 2.oo.

Clotting Out 8nle tn Stfiiwcut prices reg.irJIess of cost In orJer

absolute ciear.inceBoy'M Straw joc,all

Dotted Dimities reJuceJ toImported Midras ...

ijc.-iii-J Imported Cheviots 16'AcJ5C PlKured Sateens 15c25c Cotton and Challies iCjic

I'ink Dimities, dots tzlic

m

A

THANEVER PAIDl

the

Kiting

SUP-- ,

PLIES

cut15c

cut jscTinted cut

More letwas Islandsbefore,

Blank honks all rte,by the

Co.

Shirt are offerhggreit ml

lies' shirtwaist , ord-- r clos;out preent stock. You necJ

buy w hileWjihIi Every

who vlslteJ last wathe (eductions

thisEserv site th's sea-

son's materials, andtile most tastyWe Invite

thisHntM In this

price so tow Insurean ol this stock.

and Girl' HntHth.it were 75c and goat or.Also lor Straw Hats only - 601'

20C toejoe !2jc

20cDress

Wool20. while

in

nur

ladyour

203 piecesLiw.isanJ

all Roat. 10cBelfast 2c

20c -23C English t6c

Snte of iMcn'M Honlcry nnd targe shipmentjust direct from be at

unit lie weirs et n lie neeJstliem.

Pacific Import Co., Ltd.

LIFE

20

PROGRESS BLOCK, FORT ST.

CLI1NTOIN J. MUTCHIiNS,

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INSURANCE.

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DA?!BETTER DIVIDENDSSUGAR 8TOCKS

This what

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STATIONERY, SCHOOL

AND BLANK BOOK8.

cent I'areter'es to 10c

cent Papettrles50 cent Papeteres to

socenj Papelle to23 cents.

good for money thanever sold these

at

816 Fort St.

of sorts, lodgers,manufactured llullella. Publish-ing

WntdtH -- Wethis tve'le icemtnls

In to

tliem them cheap.Mntcrluls

store weeksurprised at great

department.yrd of

every puterr.of design.

epecUI Inspection ofdepartment,

department we havemake the to

tadles'Silof striped nnd figured

Dimities, instead of 20c,i6icnnJ isc.

Dimities reduce.! fromand to 15c

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receltel rrr and will sold special pries.PlnJout size and box

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Kmbrolderwl Chiffonreduced $4.50 to W.50 a yard

Kmbroldorcd Silk Chiffon9X0 to 630 a yard

10 STORD.

J. H. FISHERCompany,

Stock and Bond Brokers.

A0ENT8FIRE ASSOCIATION, of Philadelphia.WESTERN ASSURANCE of To-

ronto.

Offices 8Unoenwald Bldfl., MfI chant street.

HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE

Honolulu, Oct'ber Jt, fool

OF STOCK ?j Bil Altai

MERCANTILE

f . rntfv J&atr IW .,, 4IJHS th.DO.Co.l'1. te.'oo 100

L.R.K.rr ft Co,, LtJ .. too o K

SUGAR.

Eat Pluiiitlon Co i 000.000 to tj ijVHint. t .nr.tMnCn .. I,ooo oo

HtwtllanAtnculhirtlCo i.ono.too 100 t&i yH .imftSuCo. f,lt.f)4 too.,HallanSurrCo .... loooooo "n ., h i(,l Co .... Tto.ao lo ...Hoflntta.Sittr Co..,.. toso,mc .0 to ,,,,.Ht'liuSucir Co looooo 100 ., ,. toKaluiku Plantation Co,, toooo .... 15

. t.o I tj. .... i.eieoT 90Klahulu Sugar Co i(o.om tor.... .,,,,KoioaMJX.fU) (.oo lor,.... IHIf .iiff .r Co. a . VV,oo too., ... , .,,,MctWja u Co t ifOtT, . ... IX

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0.t)uSu,eaf Co, i.&oo.oni too .tiMt)Mt le,o tj ,,,,.okala Sugat Plan Co u, ... ,,..I aa Su Co , LU., ai W. i, ...Jaa SuLoLU. r J up I Mooo 1 ....

O ttwalu Coirrany noor. onPi.xhau Su. Plan Co iotau vPaeISc Sujar Mi I Joopo tooPita Ptantai'oo Co .... TVe too f)jHrlto Smrar Co tjojo. too ....

MlMCo,. tivoo too.... 90Plonwr WIIICo. Ae 5oo 100. MWalatua Af Co , noooo. 100 ,Walluku Sural Co.... T00.00 tooWalmanalo Sural Co . "itw too XT- -Walro.a Mill Co .. Itfoo. too

MISCfLLANEOUS ,tVI dar Stiam.Wp Co foo,ooc too 00

mN.Co ioo,oor too . ,. 90.laallan t'ri tc C11 . ayioo tooHon. Rapid T ft andC jotn 100 !Mutual Taltphon Co ,, nq,m. to IOahu Rv ft Land Co . 1,000001 too,,,. oijdPaopL i let ft R Tu Co 1)0,001 too

BNKS.Flrtl Natloeal Bank mFlritA.S flankft T.Cn i,

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Sales 10 Onhu. $120.

V.ILLAKD . BriOWN,F. HALSTEAD

Halstead & Co:;Stock andBond Brokers.

Money Advancedon Sugai Securities

407 Fort Street.Members HonoluluStock and ffind Exchange.

Albert RaasFINANCIAlAGGNT

Stock and Bond Broker

Member of Honolulu Stock Exchtnge

Orders lor the purchase or sa'e of tckianu ond c irelully and prumrtly cAiCuUd.

Lojiis ncKOllat. d,

OFFICE :

Ground Floor, Judd Hulldlnir,Postoflice Box 300. I elephona 169.

HONOIIU.il.

FORSALE3 Let In Kapahulu TractLot In McCully l net.House and Lot on Beretanla Strt.3 Cottage and on King Street

near Oovernment Nuratry. ,Large lot In Puunul tract, Nuuanu

valley.Lot In Manoa valley, 100 yard from

Rapid Tramit Line.

For particular and price apply t

JUDD & COMPANY, LTD.

30T StnnHenwold Building.

Silk Chiffons.Nets, Mulls.Grenadinesand : : : :

Applique

COMMENCING MONDAY, OCTOBER 21stI offer tho liandaotneBt Oooda ever shown, aa follows:

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8atln Applinuo 'reduced from 8 50 to

4 Much wide Batln Btrlped Bilk Oauzo Puffed Silk Mullreduced from 1.5J to 1X0 a yard reduced from 3.50 to

Single width Chenlllo Spot Silk Gauzo Itlliliun Chltionremiceii rrom 1.Z5 to l.oo a yard leduced from 2.50 to

Kinbrolilerid Silk Not Colored Silk Oronauinoreduced from 1.50 to 1.00 a yard reduced from 1,00 to

.75 a yard

5X0 a yard

2.50 a yard

2X0 a yard

.75 a yardWhilst I hiiwi had a splendid weok'g shlo of SILKtJ AND SATINS, I In-

tend to rontlnuu tho salu at tho reduced prices, having OVER 200 DIFFER-ENT STYLES, PATTERNS and COLORS to offer J ou At

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Plumber, Etc.

IOHN NOTTPlumber

75 and 70 King 8tref .TELEPHONE NO. J1

NOW la tho time to got i . n idbreakages scon to, an 4 yt.iT

Root 8 Put In 'OJct'By com pot on t worl;t;u

The Ptomber's F like

Is over, and I a f treparedto do Plum1:' ' log anil

8hit ' rf v eretofore.- i..... . Work- -

n.tertal guaran- -

clas. Nott, Jr..Store, Bertanla Near Emma St.

Tel, Whit 3S71.

HOMEDSHEET METAL WORKS

H. W. BARTH.

Galvanized Iron Skylights and VentilatorMetal Roofing.

Conductor Wn and Gutter Work.gkbut Stnrt, tat. Qul ml Mvfc&ant oaolulu.

Jobb m proaetly nn6.il ,..M. White 41 P.O.Ttna70.

Notice to Property Owiers.

I have In my employ FOUK FIRST-CLAS- S

PLUMBERS from the Coast. I amnow ready to figup on your work at thelowest prices My men are Union Men.

G.ve me a tt.al.C. H. BROWN.

Territory Stable. Klne St.

Attorney..

C. R. HemenwayATTORNEY.

OFFICE 406 JUDD BUILDINQ.

TEL. 314 MAIN.

Albert R. CunhaATTORN BY AT LAW,.NOTARY PUBLIC.

808 8tangenwRld BuildingTELEPHONE MAIN 91

W. Aistin Whiting,W. J. Renins

LAW OFFICES

Beamed to Room 306, Jndd Building

J. M. K4NEAKUA,'

ATTORNEY ANDCOUNSELLOR AT LAW,NOTARY PUBLIC.

,.

Office Bethel SL, Near the Poitoffic.

Telephone to All Parts of the Island.

KONA LIVERYSTABLES -

KEALAKEKUA, - HAWAII

J. G. HENRIQUES, PROP.

Horses and CarriagesFor Bxcursi ns ,

To the Volcano or the Mountains.

An excellent chance Is offered fortourist to

6EB THE COUNTRY.Carriage meet the a S. Mauna Loa

at Kailua and take passenger overlandto Hookeoa, where the steamer la met

ICEManufactured from PureDltotilUd Water - - - -- ,

Dellvced free to any part ofcltv by courteous drivers.

Oaha Ice and Electric Co.

KBWALOcL. BLUE USl

qopcu . rl t ..

Just Receiveda New Lot of . . .

Key West and

DomesticCifears tBeaver Lunch Rooms

m .1 NOI.TB

Kauai,

HAPSuahu.

Maul,Molokal.

' Lan.il,Hawaii

Etc., Etc.

Set of 5 map, $2.0060 OKS'TS EACH

On sale at ofticr ot . . .

THB . . .fivr.NINfiBULLCTIN

k n"BY Hm W- - i

IKiirgeons, Physician and Dentist.

Dr. Archibald fl. Sinclair.

TELE 'HONES iRooms OFtlCI, MAIN, )J)

Boston Buiidim RKIDdCt,Four STRUT. White, Mi.

HOUHS ti A, n. 10 i T..ijto s r. m.s i to i r. a.I. O. Box loi. SUNDAY P. M

Dr. Albert E. NicholsDENTIST.

1154 Alike StreetOOlce Hours 9 to 4

A. 0. WALL, D.D.8.

0. E. WALL, D.D.S.

DENTISTS.

Love Building, Port Street.Hours. 9 to 4. Telephone. 434.

REMOVAL NOTICE.

Dr. J. Atcherley has removed his of-fice from 708 Port street to 343 Kingstreet, next to Opera, House.

Hour 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.Residence, Kallhl.

Tel. Blue 1261.Office Tel. Whit 1371.

Dr. W. H. JonesM.R.C.V.8 M.V. M.A, ondon.

Veterinary Surgeon.

OFFICE Hotel StableRE8IOENCE "The California," Em- -

ma street 1916-3-

Dr. Wm. G. Rogers,

SURQlON AND SPECIALIST.Eye, Ear, Note and Throat Exclusively

REMOVED to'.now office, 1146 Ala-ke- a

btrcet, opp. Hawaiian Hotel.Hours. 9 to 12, 3 to 6:30, 7 to 8; Sun-

days, 9 to 11. s v

DR. BOGLEREMOVES CORNS

WITHOUT PAIN.

Ingrowing Nails

treated aucccsafully.

ARLINGTONHotel Street.

A. M. ' feAlMFORD,MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN,

oiton sido , fort sumovf hav a CO.

1 (WilliNew Haven, Conn., Oct 6. A turn

ble cost Yaie a ciean score Instruggle withune Tune Colloge

eieven. u was an unnecessary erroron lue part ot an overconnuent substi-tute tnat gave tne luiis tne onl)coance incy naa to score, Tutts wainoi able 10 hold her own at any potnl'witn ine formidable rusn line of Kale.r'inai score, iv 10 t.

Cambridge. Mass.. Oct. 6. Harvarddeieaied usies loaay 16 to 6, tne vis...ors score being mado on a tumble bybwann on Harvard line andtne quick work ot lilake ot uates, aidea o me good intereirence ot Allenror Harvard Hisune and Cutts didtne best wont, and Moody made mostot tne gain tor Bate.

Pniladeipnla. Oct. 6. The Univer-sity ot .Pennsylvania touay detestedBute College of Beilcfonume, Pa., byvuo score oi 23 to tt.

Pnnceion. N. J., Oct 6. Princetondetea.ed Havertord todav bv a sconof 47 to 0. The only teaturea wereseveral long-en- u runs by t'nnceton'abaiioacka and DewitL

New York. Oct. 6. Columbia defeated William tuts afternoon on Ligridiron at the Polo grounds by ascore of 6 to u. Tnu touchdown thatwon the game was mauo by Weekeaalter a sensational run. Two threat-ened toucuaowns by Williams wereprevented by Columbia leu nail Backturougn bis alertness in tailing on theball at two critical times wnen Wil-liams fumbled. It wo only by thenarrowest, of margins that Columbiaescaped deieat. in the secend halfsne was entirely on too defensive. (

Ituaca. Oct. &. Though Cornellsplaying was entirely creditable and attimes brilliant, her eleven scored butsix points against Bucnea today. Insnensivo play Cornell was last anamaao splendid gams.

tiigniana rails, n, y.. Oct. d. westPoint Cadets 20, Frankun-Marenal- !

College ot. Lancaster, Pr., O.i ..Therewere three touchdowns, one by Pblppt,

and. Day, and ualy kickeda goal from the fletd.

Annapolis, Md., Oct, 6. The NavalCadet team opened up the season to-

day with n game with Georgetown University. Two halve ot nrteen min-utes each were played, In which neith-er managed to score

Carlisle, Pa., Oct. 6. Inolans, 11;Dickinson College, 6,

i

The Orippe. This can be avoided bytaking teaspoonful doses of PAIN-KILLER In hot water sweetened, aswell as by'external application, full di-

rections are on each bottle. A bottle ofPaln-Kll- kept In the house will provevaluable not onl for tho Grippe, butfor ordinary coughs and colds, Avoidsubstitutes, there Is but ono r,

Perry Davis'. Prlco 25c. and 60c.

Tho Is tho namo of thenew panoramic: camera, lieforo buyinghove us snow It to you. Far ahead ofanything yet made In the camera lino,Honolulu Photo' Supply Co.

PEARL HARBOR WITHSTAKES AND BUOYS

FOR THE

IVnrl Harbor and the channel lead atIng from the Bea Into It liaire beenstaked nnd buoyed so that now theplace Is navigable In safety by small L.,yachts. On Saturday Commodore T. allW. Ilobron of tho Hawaii Yaciit Club sheleft this city In the yacht Gladys for theI'earl Harbor to do the work.

Off l'uuloa on the windward side ofthe channel the first bad point wasmarked at tho outer edge by a stakebearing n red nnd white flag plainlyvlslblo for several hundred fet. Thenext point marked was the mauha endof the shark pen on the ice side of thochannel which, for a long tlmo, hasbeen n favorite "bumping" place forthe pleasure craft. This second stakeshould be given n wide berth nnd It Itnot safe to go within one hundred feetof it, leaving It on the port side In en- -terlng the harbor. Opposite Puuloaand to windward, where a long sandspit extends out, a buoy with red nndwhito flag was placed. Furtheralong, on the opposite side, a stakemarking n shallow spot, was placed.Opposite the entrance to West Loch,another buoy was placed, marking abad ledge coming from the maukaside. Off the Peninsula the third buoywna placed which marks n shoal tothe left on tho port side going towardsWolau. Two stakes with Hags, tnnu- -

ka of Pord's Island, were placed andshould be left on the starboard sideIn going from the Peninsula nroumt thoIsland to windward. These two stakemark the worst place far small boatsIn tho harbor and should be kept wellto leeward. i

A chart of the hnrror frith the dangerouH spots marked Is to be gottenout by the Hawaii Yacht Club for theiiso ot Its members nnd courses laiddown on It so that a trip to nnd In thebeautiful cruising grounds will soonbe robbed of Its terrors for the ama-teur sailors, who have heretofore beenkept-awa- by the difficulties attendantnn sailing there.

Pearl Harbor Is without doubt one ofthe finest bodies of water In tho worldfor small boats and the enjoyment ofcruls'nir tiicre Is enrhanced by the factthat without some little skill, a yachtsman will get himself In trouble

In former years and, In fact, only asfur back ns yesterday, It was a com-mon occurrence for the larger boats toret Into plltkla on the shoals whichabound In Pearl Harbor. Crews wereIn tho habit of going perparrd to strip

!

MILLIONS SPENT TO

Total cup defense

YACHTSMEN

any minute and go overboard In aneffort to get their boats off tho coral.

The Bonnie Dundee, now the Maryhad a favorite trick of bringing upstanding on a reef nearly every time

went to the harbor and many Ittime some of the best known cltl- -

tens of Honolulu have had to put ontheir birthday clothes nnd pull for fur.Jher orders In nn effort to get theScotch boat with her deep keel backInto deep water. On her visit yesterclay, the boat made connections twice,The first time was off Ford's Islandwhen she was on for an hour and thesecond time, near tho shark pen wherethe depth of water was misjudged,She was got off this spot without muchdifficulty, however, and then she procceded In company with the Gladys toHonolulu.

BIG YACIIT RACE

The two yachts Mary L and Gladysramc together yesterday for the firsttime since Regatta Day and had amerry race from Puuloa to the city In aline steady breeze which allowed theMnry I, to carry her gaff topsail allthe way and then be beaten. Startingtogether with the Mary L slightly Inthe lend, tho boats squared nny fortho bar. The Mary L was about fiftyyards ahead ot the Oladys off tho sharkpen when she stopped suddenly ,andher crew prepared to get her off a reefshe had found. Under the unfortunatecircumstances, the Oladys stood by torender assistance but tho largo crewaboard the Mary. L were c&pablo oflooking out for themselves and, InBhort order, tbelr boat was off forhome ngaln.

When tbo boats made their secondstart the Oladys was again a little Inthe rear and the Mary L led her overthe bar. Outside the breakers, theGladys Instead ot passing under thelee of the .Mary L put In a short tacktowards shore nnd then headed forDiamond Head Just along the outeredge of the breakers. The Mary uwas far enough In .the lead to put Inshort tack nlso, crossing tho Gladys'bows. She came about and trailed onbehind tho, Gladys but slightly towindward of the leading boat.

For about a mile the two were with'In speaking distance of one another.the Mary I. banging on to the Gladysand neither one gaining any advan-

HOLD THE CUP

$4,766,000

Cost of building America and wlnn'ug cup In England $. 76,000Cost of building Magic, first cup defender 60.000Expense of maintaining Magic In race of 1870 . 10,000Cost of building schooners Columb't and Sappho In 1871 .... 100,000Expenses of preparing, for and saU'ng races 20,000Cost of building and maintaining fie 'defenders Madeline, 1876,

and Mischief, 1881 - , 120.000Cost of Puritan, cup. defender In, 183S 30.000Cost of Prlscilla, would-b- e cup defender '. 30,000Cost of defending cup with Mayflower, 1886 100,000,Cost of defending cup with Volunteer, 1887 120,000Cost of defending cup .with Vigilant, 1893 160,000Cost ot defending cup with. Columbia, 1899 250,000Cost of Constitution ...,'. 260.000Cost of Independence, entered in trials 200,000- -Rxpenses of Columbia, 1901 ,. 250,000Public has spent to witness races (estimated) . 3,000,000

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tags. The wind trcshenod a bit andthe noa got somowhat lumpy; then theOladys began to Incrcauo her leadrapidly, liolng close to the breakers,both boats were carried to windwardo that after the ono abort tack they

did not tack again until off thebuoy at tbo entrance to the

harbor. At this point, tho Oladys wasa good ten minutes In the lead and Incoming about to enter the harbor, thewind felt light and the Maty I. gainedconsiderably.

From the buoy to tbolighthouse. It was a de.id Iwat withfliiky wind. Tho Oladys was loo far Inthe lead, however, to lie neaded andcrossed tbo line seven minutes ahead ofthe Mary L The time of both boaUfrom Puuloa to the buoywas remarkable and has seldom beenbeAtcn. The Olaihs's time to thatmark was one hour and ten minutesand her tlmo to the lighthouse onehour and twenty-tw- o minutes. TheMary L. made tbo buoy In one hour andtwenty minutes and the lighthouse In

nine minutes later or seven minutes at.er' tho Gladys. The dtstaaco sailedwas about seven miles.

SMALL' FRY HAYE A TRY

The One steady breeze which the bigboats bad In the afternoon, did notgreet the third class boats In the morning. Th Pirate, Shamrock, Myrtleand Skip were out as usual for theirweekly discussion but there was noth-ing doing In the wind line.

The noats, except tho Myrtle, started off pretty well together. The Myr-

tle caught tbem off the spar buoy andstjii'cd with them tho rest of the way.Tho Walklkl course was not sailed yesterday. Since the Skip sunk tho stakeboat last Sunday tbo natives have putup the price ot standing watch and theboys did not care to go to the cxpenso,considering the very poor wind onhand.

Tho bell buoy was selected for thoturning stake and the Pirate made forIt In the lead. She was not beadedduring tho trip and beat tho 8hamrockand Myrtle' by meral seconds at thefinish. Tho Skip took her usual posttlon which 3ho held to the end of thorace. Tbo Myrtle got third,

BLIMINATH THB NEGRO.

Charleston. S. C, Oct. C The deterruination of President Roosevelt's ad-

ministration to eliminate tho negroirom Republican . politics In SoutnCarolina apd thi. South was shown today by ,tho announcement that JohnO. Capers had been aopolnlcd a mem-ber of tho National Republican Com-mltto-

defeating Candidate Deas, anegro, who was strongly Indorsed byStulo leader's. The appointment wasmado by Senator Hanna. Deas Ischairman ot the State RepublicanCommittee. Ho Is soeklng tho ofQcof Collector of Internal Revenue, but Ithas been announced from Washingtonthat, TV. W. C. Blatock. who Is sup-ported by Senator McLaurln. will gottho offlcxO

Bonatrtr McLaurln is engineering thenew Republican movnment In thisStale, although lie publicly claims tobe Htlll lii the Democratic ranks. Hohas urged tbo President and SenatorHanna-t-o leave the negro out of thoquestion', In making Federal appointment.' and it seems practically settledthat this course.w.'ll be followed without deviation.. Capers was a lifelongDemocrat, but joined tbo Republicanparty, yery recently,

. '6YrUATnYFOR BALDWINS.

WaJluku, Oct. 19. The many friendsof Mr. and Mrs. II. A. tlaldwls ot Hamakiuipoko, are very much grieved tolearn ot tho death of their three and ahalf i year-- .i Leslie,,-thei- r firstborn, which sad event took place attheir homo last Wednesday. The causaot death was dysentery. The littlefellow had been tor two weeks underthe constant care of Dr. McConkoy butnotwithstand lag that the best ot raedlcal care and attention was bestowedlipoa him, medical science was unavallug. The funeral took place from thfamily residence last Thursday andwaa very largely attended. Floral tri-butes from friends were profuse. Theremains were Interred at the Maltawao cemetery below the Makawaoschool bouse.

DO AWAY WITH PA88B8.

Now York. Oct. 7. A'toe repretttntlng all the 'railroads Intbo Trunk Line. Central Traffic a.ndWestern. Passenger Associations metin tho). ofOc'os ot tho Trunk Line Asso-ciation In this city today and voted torecommend the complete abolition oftho., system, to tako effectJanuary.'!, 1902. The committee wasappointed at tho nioetingiot tho presldents of abont forty Important sysloms. held last'wlntor. Its work wasdesigned to bo supplemental to tho ac-

lion of tho preuldenta' order thatoasscu should not bo given to Influonco truffle.

CARLIST8 ARE ACTIVE.

How York. Oct. 12. A special correspondent ot the Herald at Cerbero.Franco, cables as follows:

Carl lat agents are overrunning theProvince ot Lerlda.

At a meettqg of Carli3t chiefs held ata house In the Rue Fiisterle, at Perplgnan, under the presidency of Gen-eral Moore, It was resolved to enterSpain by way ot Lerlda and begin theinsurrection.

General Moore has left tor Mar'tftlllea.

OIL PRICKS DROP.

Now York, Oct, 8. On a sale ofabaut ono hundred shares tho priceot Standard .Oil broke under S700 asquaro In tho Ilroad street curb market today. The opening Bain was at115, which was tho top prlco of tneday, and tho final salo at fi95, whichwas tno hottom price. This Is a

of about $65 a share slnco20th, tho day that tho Amalita.

mated Copper Company, In whichStandard Oil men arohoavi.y Interestod, fallod to doclaro Its usual quarterly "oxtra" dividend. Standard Oilstock has sold In tho curb markot ashigh as SK2I.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Llrpmo Quinine Tablets.All druggists refund the money if ittails to cure. H W. Grovo's signatureIs on each box. so couts.

Banker.

Clau Spreckel. Wm. Q. Irwin

Claus Spreckels & Co:

BANKERS.HONOLULU, : T. H.

San Francisco Agents The Ne-vada National Dank of San Francisco.

San Francisco The Nevada Na-tional Bank of Ban Francisco. '

London The Union Bank ot London, Ltd.

New York American Exchange National Bank.

Chicago Merchants' National Bank.Pari Credit Lyonnals.Berlin Drcsdner Bank.Hongkong and Yokohama Hongkong-

-Shanghai Banking Corporation.New Zealand and Australia Bank

of Now Zealand.Victoria and .Vancouver Bank of

British North America.Deposits received. Loans made on

approved security. Commercial andTravelers' Credit Issued, Bills ot Ex-change bought and sold.Collection Promptly Accounted For.

;

Ettsbllshed 1868

BISHOP & CO.BANKERS.

Transact a General Bankingand Exchange Business.

Commercial and Travelers'Letters of Credit i.aed, availablein all the principal cities of theworld.

Interest allowed after July 1,

1808, on fixed deposits 7 daynotico 2 per cent, (this form willnot hear interest unless it remainsundisturbed for ono month), 3months 3 per cent., 6 months 3 1-- 2

per cent, 12 months 4 per cent.

Pioneer Bnilding ini Lean

' Association.4

ASSET8, JUNE Jo, 1901, $80,043.37.

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

ment plan.Twenty-thir- Series of Stock Is now

opened.OFFICERS J. L. McLean. Presl- -

dent; A. A. Wilder, Vice President;C. H. Gray, Treasurer; A. V. Gear,Secretory. '

DIRECTORS J. L. McLean. A.A. Wilder. A. V. Gear. C. B. Oray.J. D. Holt. A. W. Keech. J. A. Lyle,Jr.. J. M. Little, E. S. Boyd.

.A. V. GEAR.Secretary.

Offleo Hours: 12:30 1:30 p. m. .

BISHOP & CO.

Savings Bank

Saving Deposits will bereceived and Interest allowed by theBank at four and one-ha- lt per centper annum.

Printed copies of the Rules and Reg-ulations may be obtained on applica-tion, j? . "

Office at bank building on Merchantstreet

BISHOP tt CO.

The Yokohama Specie BankLIMITED.

Subscribed Capital.... Yen 24.000.000Paid Up Capital ...... Yen 18,000,000Reserved Fund Yen 8,510,000

HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.Tho Bank burs and receives for col

lection Bills of Exchange, Issues Draftsand Letters ot Credit, and transacts ageneral banking business.

INTEREST ALLOWED.On Fixed Per cent

Deposit. Per annum.For 12 month 4

For 6 months 3For 3 months 3

Bianch ot tho Yokohama Specie Bank.New Republic Bid., Hi King Street

HONOLULU.

M'Klin UST WOW

Washington, Oct 6. Tho sons anddaughters ot the' late President McKln-le- y

native State of Ohio, who are nowresident ot Washington, paid a lastpublic tribute to the memory of theirCongressman, Governor and PresidentIn a largely attended meeting atChase's Opera House today. The gath-ering was held under the auspices ofthe Ohio Republican Association, butwas not confined to Obtoans. About3000 people were present. The decorations were appropriate to the occasion.

An Interesting feature of the .meet-ing was the reading of a letter fromDr, M. D. Mann, one ot the President'sphysicians, to the secretary of the as-

sociation. It was dated Buffalo, Sep-tember 26th and said:

"As President McKlnley was dyingI stood behind a sereen In his roomand heard him say his last words. Hiswife came Into the room, and he saidto her: 'Good by, all, good-by- r It laGod's way. Ills will be done, not ours.'There was some further conversation"with his wife In tho wny ot leave tak-ing, but this should not bo repeated.About an hour later bo said to hiswife: 'Nearer, my Ood, to Thee, oenthough It be a cross, has been my constant prayer.' He tried to say some.thing more, but I could not catch It.I gavo out at the time tho first sen-tence as being1 tbo most appropriate tobe remembered as his last words. Iwrote them down at tho time, so thatthere can bo no question about It."

The weekly edition of tho EveningBulletin gives a complete summary oftho news cf tho day.

iMM

Agents, Brokers and Jobber.

ALEXANDERS BALDWINS

OFFICERS I

II. P. BALDWIN PresidentJ. B. CASTLE 1st Vice PresidentW. M. ALEXANDER.... 2nd Vice PreJ. P. COOKE TreasurerW. O. 'SMITH SecretaryQEO. R. CARTER Auditor

Sugar Factors ail--CMtiiissiti Ageitj

AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Commercial Sugar Co.Haiku Sugar Company, i

Pala Plantation Company.Nablku Sugar' Company.Kihel Plantation Company.Hawaiian Sugar Company.Kabulul Railroad Company.

AND

Tie Ctltfttik Mtj tritol S. 5. ft.

W. G.Irwin 8180V .1

LimitedAGENTS FOR , i

Western Sugar Refinery Company otSan Francisco.

Baldwin Locomotive Works ot Phila-delphia. Pa., U. S. A.

Newell Universal Mill Co. (NationalCane Shredder), New YorkvU. S. A.

N. Ohlandt ft Co.'s Chemical Fertil-izer.

Alex. Cross ft Sons' high-gra- Fertil-izers for Cane and Coffee.

Reed' Steam Pipe Covering.ALSO OFFER FOR SALE:

Parafflne Paint Co.'a P. ft B. Paints andPapers; Lucol and Linseed 'Oil,raw and boiled.

Indurlne (a cold-wat- paint), In whitand color. ,

Filter Press Cloths, Cemeat, Lime andBrick.

CASTLE & COOKEUMITRD, tn

HONOMJIU.Commission Merchant!,

8UGAR FACTORS.AGENTS FOR 1

The Ewa Plantation Co. '

The Walalua Agricultural Co., Ltd.The Kohala 8ugar Co. ,The Walamea Sugar Mill Co.The Fulton'Iron Works, St Lout. Mo.The Standard Oil Co.The Geo. F. Blake Steam Pump.Weston's Centrifugal. .

The New England Life 'Insurance Co.ot Boston.-- ' ,

The Etna Fire In. Co. ot Hartford,Conn.

The Alliance Assurance Co, ot .London,

LIFE and JFIRKINaNC'E.AW,

AOENTS FOR

Hbw England Mutual Lifhco. of boston.

iCtna Firb Insurance Compartop Hartford.

Wm. G. Irwin & Co.(LIMITED.)

Wm. O. Irwin. .President and ManagerClau Spreckel .'.Vice PresidentW. M. Olffard.. Second Vice PresidentH. M. Wnltney, Jr...iTrea. and Sec.Geo. J. Rom ;......Auditor

. Sugar FactorAKDi . v

Commlaalon AjjwntaAQBNTO OgTllB

Oceanic Steamship Co."OF BAN FRANCiaCO, OAL. ,

C. BREWER & CO., LTD- -Queen Street, Honolulu, T. H,

forHawaiian Agricultural Co., Ookala

Sugar Plant, Co., pnomea" Sugar Co,Honomu 8ugar Co.,WalIulcu Sugar Co.,Makee ',ugar Co., Haleakala Ranch Co.,The Planters' Line ot San Francisco,Packet; Chas, Berwer ft Co.'s Line otBoston Packets.

LIST OF OFFICERS. .

C. M. Cooke, President; GeorgeRobertson, Manager; E. P. Bishop,Treasurer and Secretary; CoL W. B,Allen, Auditor; P. C. Jones, H. Wtterhouse and Geo. R. Carter, Director.

TMoDHaraiD-YoDDiGo.Lt-fl

Importers andCommissionMerchants 0k

QUEBN ST., - HONOLULI .AGENTS FOR

The Lancashire Insurance Co.The Palolse Insurance Co.Union Gas Engine Co.Domestic Sewing Machine, Etc

Bruce CartwrightGcnoral Managor ot

THE EQUITABLE LIFEAS8URANCE SOCIETY

Of tbo United Stntes for theIslands.

Offlc. : Merchant St : Honolulu.

i i

I

8--3H

'

" i "iniw m ihimwihii'iii u n wi'H'ri i "iww rfwmmMiiiiriii MMwmmriHKKa.MmMmtmmw'MVimMkhJ iKKnuiff rpT5?T3Ffff SJ

TVjpP T" ' " f ' " l ' jr-r-

v- - f .tf f7'WfJ3r7w

KVRNINf, RIILUSTIN. HONOLULU. H. T., MONDAY, OCTOBER 21. Ml. ?

Lint of 1 ravel.

Oceanic Steamship Company

TIME TABLEThe steamers of this line will arrive and leave this port as hereunder:

ROM SAN FRANCISCO.BONOMA OCT. 13ALAMEDA NOV. 0VENTURA" NOV. 20ALAMEDA NOV. 23

Loral iloaLthe of the the are

to to By anyBan to all In the and

by any line to allTO

S. . CO.

of the will call at andthis on or the

OCT. 22. .. OCT. ?0

7142830

DEC. 1018

DEC.

SAN

ALAMEDANOV.DEC. 4

Localwith sailing above steamers, agents pre-

pared Issue, Intending; passengers, coupon through tickets rail-road from Francisco points United Btates, from NewYork steamship European ports.

FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY

Wm. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd.GENERAL A0ENT8 OCEANIC

Pacific Mail Steamship Go.Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co. and Toyo

above companies Honolululeave port about datee below mentioned.

FOR JAPAN AND CHINA. FOR 8AN FRANCISCO.COPTICAMERICA MARUPEKING NOV.OAKL1C NOV.HONGKONG MARU NOV.CHINA NOV.DORICNIPPON MARU DEC.

MARU 1

DORICMARU 2

FOR GENERAL INFORMATION APPLY TO P. . 8. 8. CO.

H. H4CKFIBL0 & CO, LTD. AGENTS.

Canadian-Australia- n Royal Mall8tamshtp Company.

Steamers the above line, running In witu the CANADI-AN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. between Vancouver. U. C, and N.B.W.,and calling Victoria, C, Honolulu and Brisbane, are DUE-A- T HONO-LULU on or about the dates below stated, it.:From Vancouver anj Victoria, B. C.

(For Brlsbano and, Sydney.)AORANOI". . ..' .....OCT. 26MOANA NOV. 21MIOWERA 21

NOV.

andOCT.

Through Tickets Issued from Honolulu to United States andEurope. and Passage r.nd all Information, apply to

Theo. HDavIcCo..Ltd., Agent.

American-Hawaiia- n Co.DIRECT SERVICE BETWECN

NIW YORK AMD HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, via Pacific

. 8. AMERICAN, WX tons. Sailed.CS. HAWAIIAN, tons, to sail to sail OcL 15.

0.8. CALIFORNIA, WOO tons, sailed from NEW YORK June 16; wilti PUOET SOUND about 1 for HAWAIIAN PORTS.

wharf, 42nd Street, South Brooklyn, att ( all times. For runner apply tocTpJmorsb,

General Ffetftit Agent, HACKFELD &. CO., Ltd." HONOLULU.

lisliess MeiCm Save

laiy Heirs

r7r-cv- -"B' OICTOB"

',

aVCSOeS THE CONTINENT FROM

Sn Fnicisco-Psrtl- ud

THE TRAINS DAILYFROM FRANCISCO.

TWO TRAINS DAILYFROM PORTLAND.

Only DAYS to Chicago.Only FOUR DAYS New York.

PoQaaan Palace Sleepers, Buffet. Smoking and Library Can, with BarberMop and Reading Rooms.

Dining CarsFree Reclining Chairs.Pullman Ordinary Sleepers.

J. H. General Agent.IK Third street, Portland, Oregon.

D. W. HITCHCOCK, Oeneral Agent,No. 1 St, San Francisco.. L. LOMAX. O. P. & T. A.,

. 147J Omaha, Nebraska.

Honolulu Rapid Transitaid Laid Conpany.

School Children's TicketsHalf-far- e school tickets

may bo purchased from the conductorson the cars, or at tho company's officeon Alapal street These will goodfor the transportation of school chil-

dren up to 17 years of ago In goingto and coming from school, betweenthe hours 7:30 and 9:30 a. m.. and1 and 2:30 p. m. on regular schooldays.

C C. Ballentyne.

lmim Mgr. II. R. 'i'. & L. Co.

Wilder's Steamship Company

FREtQHT

PA8SENQER8

FOR ISLAND PORT8.

Subscribers to tho BULLETINnot receiving tbtir paperprotnptl.iwill confer a favor by notifying thr

Office; Tenlae 2S6.

FOR FRANCISCOALAMEDA OCT. 2JVENTURA OCT. 29

NOV. 19SIERRA 19ALAMEDA

BoatIn connection

Kisen KaishaBteamtra

OCT. 22HONGKONG NOV.CHINA NOV. D

19NIPPON NOV.PERU DEC. 3COPTIC DEC. 10

of connectionSydney,

at B.

to

bo

of

Sydney and Briebane.(For Victoria Vancouver. D. C.)MOANA 23MIOWEHA NOV. 20AOuaNOI DEC. IKMOANA JAN. IS

Canada,For Freight general

GcnM

S. S.

Coast.

6,000

at SEPT.Freight received at Company's

particulars,

H.AGENTS.

SAN

THREE

Pleasant(Meala

LOTHROP,

Montgomery

children's

AND

Business

GAELIC

SEND TOUR

BUSINESS ORDERS

BY TELEGRAPH

YOB CAN DO IT NOW

THE INTER-ISLAN- D

TELEGRAPH COMPANY

Is transmitting messages to all theIslands of the grow except Kauai.MINIMUM RATE IB ,

feulili Office, 315 fert St.

Below Merchant

TBL., MAIN 181.Messenger u III call for our message

If desired.

Hawaiiai Tramway's. TiaeTable.

KINO STREET LINE.Cms lcavt Walklkl for town 1 s it. 6m.(iam

andevtry ismlnuttilhtrftttff 111 1041. 11J1 and11 jjp M. Iron WaklklKOtotht Putuhou StHi,

Cart Itavt R Ranfr of Pawaa iswlub tor town atU M. andtvtry 11 mlnulfthrtftllll tt.oH.MUt Itavt Fort and Klnr itrtttt corntr for Palava

at 6 10 A M. and tvtry is nlnutti afttr till n't)P.M

Cars Itavt for Palama only at and uoAM,Cart Itavt Palama tor Walkikl ham. and tvtry

mutts uu 9 4 r m tnm n n " rmI MjTn 1111 t p m from Hal an lor Punanou only tooto walkikl on aitura-- .

Cars Itava Fort and King wtret t corntr toi K titRngt at s mi nj 1 a a m.

ri ic.vt run .naat 6 05 A J, and vtty 15 minuets titi 10 ok. M then alto If. OS It '1PM.onS.turda)toAly,

BERETAMA STREET ANU '.'"JUAND VALLEY

Cart lav. Pumhou SUM tof Town al I anjtor Ton inj Valty at s o J y t i 6t anJt to A M.

C.antmiw OxtiJColUff. IfM tOn Mi Valley At

6 y 6 jo and 7 to A M and rvtr) 10 tnlnutti till to 10

rm .xcept in rwn nwr in. mi,, nvu, t.i, wun...run trom th. Stable.

Can Itav. Nuuanu Valley at 6 10 o to 6 y A M andtvery 10 nlnutei thereafter till 10 so p M

Cart leave Fort and Queen urem for PunahouCollin at 6 oj 6 i 6 ,j A M and every 10 rolnuteaalter till 0 ti f M. Alter that the cart run tit theStable up to jot-.- which It fix last car Iron Town,reaching the Stable at itiyi Y M

O

From and after 1, 1809.

STATIONS(Out.ard)

HonoluluPeerl City .I wa MiltWalanatW.liluaKahuki

(lowerd)

KahukuWalaluaWalanaeEwa Mill .

Pearl Cityttonoiuiu

R. & L. Co.TIME TABLE.

JanuaryTIUINB.

STATIONS

JAIIV UAItlex. Sun DAILY Sun IIAILV DAIIV

AM AM. AM. CM l M.t 10

lII

0 11Q B

IO.10 IO11

ItDAILY

e SunAM

t It

11 Of11 40It 4M

I IIie

oiUS!

DAILY DULY DAILYAM I' M

5" 1010 . IIIt I Ot 4tlt

S.OI I IO ,.ttIII loj

K C. SMITH. Oen'I Pass. & Ticket Agt.Q. P. DKNI80N, Superintendent

The fiLVS! Md RULESTATETRANSJlCTIONSiADRIfT AMIDST ICE

'"""; "

Dealere In real eetate, kana, mort-

gages, Agents New Hampshire

Fire Insurance Company.

General Business and Financial Bro

kera.

NOTARIE8 PUBLIC.

Offlcee Rooms 3 and 4, Memtyrebuilding.; P. 0. Box 242; PhoneMain 141.

w

TWO BIMU CANES

Two games of baseball were playedon the Maklkl recreation grounds Sat-urday afternoon. In the first one, thecompeting teams being the CostomHouse and E. O. Hall teams, the for-mer won by a score of 13 to 9. Elitoncaught well tor the Custom Mousetram In'Oorman's'placeKlMa'a eurvesfor the Hall team caused no trouble obthe part of the Custom House menThe score by Innings was as follows:

123466789Custom S 10 0 0 4 2) 013E. O. Halls 10223109 0--1

Tho second game was between thePolice and Capitols. The former werefavorites, notwithstanding the fact thilLeslie was not In the game as catcherand Joy had to take place. Duncandid best In a of y,,, drifting In tho going over

re- - nnrt tho side. Seymourhim, a .,- - ,i.nr ,, nrHpr In schooner to

record. There is no doubt at all thatthe Police were very much crippledThe game was the first game to the

of the red uniforms. The scoreby Innings was as follows;

1 2 3 4 6 7 3Capitols 010

10

JiO10

P.M.

etc.

his

Police 0 0000 11003standing now openlng carried

follows

CustomHall. Son ...Capitol

Won.,. 4

Lost0I33

Pet. won.

PROTECTION FOR AUHTRALM.'

Melbourne, Oct. S. In Federalof Representatives

commonwiatth tariff bill was Introduc-ed by. Charles 'Cameron -- Klnxeton.Minister and Commerce, whocongratulated the that fromthli moment Iree trade existedthe of the' commonwealth.

t4

""

602626

of

Mr. Kingston xilained that the ,

new onIt i. The

said .to the oras of

customs on kinds were In Unitedand tho Im

port duties of three classes, fixed, composlte, and ad valorem. He estimatedtbat r 2,363.000 be raised by

at an average rate ol18.7 per

Ho also announced that the Govern-ment to introduce a systemof bonuses In order to encourage theestablishment of new industries,

In the case of locally smeltedlocally made machinery. The

I on corrugated and galvanized

t

1

t 1

T

f

iron, Mr. Kingston asserted, would bo30s per ton and the duty on agricul-tural machinery 15 per

MADE GOOD E8C4PB.

London, Oct 10. Thesituation .In South, Africa

continues to call out ttio most, BOAere

PJaau rlvir. mllea north otwnleh tnenns that fie has

escaped the Urltlsh cordon.Duller, In .1 speech this

(omplalneil of the cri-

ticism, especially in the newspapers,of He admitted that headvised General Sir George thatit would be necessaryto sur-render Ladysmltb, but, bearing Inmind all the of

was prepared to let publicjudge of Justifiability of the news-paper, attacks, ,

EXAMINER 8LAVE.

Snn Jose, 8. Ystdro oneof the unfortunate band at

delutled into making Californiatheir home, shot the hearttoday at llayfleld a double barreled shotgun. Tired of life In a strangecountry, where conditions were'unsulted to and constitution,

plnced the mussle of thegun below heart and discharged Itwith his toe on the was2S yenre of nge. three

one to bo tu his InI'orto IUco, another to his mother, say-ing that a. J15- - board andnsklng her to pay and a third di-

rected to Clara

BATURDAV'K POOT84LL.

The game between theOahu College Alumni

teams on the campus at Punahouresulted in a victory for the

former team. The light was a stubone. "

The game of the afternoonwas between thu Ilackteld and OahuAthletic teams. Tho play lo'.th,e

was good Inthere some questionable play-

ing on the part of the Honolulu Ath-letic team resulted In Cnntnln

taking his 'men nit tho fleia. Atthis point, the score stood C to 0 Irfaor of Honolulu

HART & CO.,ME ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORS

Fine Ice Oram and Water.rtmi

Man's Lunch

the city: 11:30a.m. 02p.m.,

'V., V 'dJi,i. . .....i.j. S Vfi a.u. ki IJL rvsCfj J1

CkViJuO iriiitoviii! rv&)3HUrW&stifiiMBMK2tiaW

Inetrumente Filed for Record Oeto- -

ber 19, 1901.

Kamai-- As. ... ...l. CHARLES SEYMOUR SPENTiiBQinu ougnr a.iu. niexanuer

c llaldwm Agrt.Ching Kon F. J. Raapozo D.

MONTHS

Admr. Ksiato M. Ilarotio it al. M.J. Dorgos Agrt.

oong AhncTew-oSgng:::-:::D-

Marvelous Experience Along Bleak

ns.u.A. Laullma D. P. Iioo'apa, tr....D.D. P. tr. Fruit

Co D.Instruments Filed for lecord Octo-

ber 21J 1901.M. McCann Hennlng L.V. Hennlng Bismarck Stables Co.

A.L.W. T. Robinson Wm. Hennlng.. L.w. Hennlng Bismarck Siahles Co.

ofE. Kallchu D. the of wa

A. Dapilsto D. Charles ofJ. Estrclla Estrclla D. tip nnBaptlste M.

Mercantile Co.... ... ...7.7..;....C.M. no ln "timing toJ. S. A. Rel.C. 8. F. do S.An ft al. L It. D.

and Afc Chip ot al. IIt.

Iac Keo et al. C. Q. Yee

Kaualoku Ah L.Knnuamo Onomca Co . ...M.T. C. W. wlfo A. V.

Chllllngworth D.A. V. Chllllngworth ct al. J. C.

Cluney , M.

GRAND LODGE HH8HI0N.

theorder there near

repre- -

thrie

lakes

cable

Sea

had such tryingbleak Alnska and Siberia

Lynch and watersliarrao befell

Wm. rrlvp,t Werfncs- -Branco

Nalllma mioLtd. home. Last

Desky PadroYuen Crook

Gdn. AlonaCrook

Lung Hop

SugarPoole and

When Grand

Grand

ON

rough

Dora, Iom

5 Puget soundthree little

for therepaid men,

alone when,20lh, a

sprangdrag

sea, for suc-ceeding a drlttcd

New then,there was make n

coast barren and.un'nvltlng, kepi

San Francisco, Oct. 9. The fifty- - The beenrae when acommunication of sea carried av y tlit Iinalama'a

Masonic of California rudder htad. For twenty-seve- n days,Atrrin mm-nln- thereafter scnoner was

,,, T,mpi0 under mogtInnings Chllllngworth nllBni-p(- 1 the lareest attend- -lleed mnch battel , tho suOlcleutlv steer

ircdlt

41102101

remainder

espe-cially

y

Vryheld,

af-

ternoon,

circumstances

deliberately

It,

Sat-urday,

Woodlnwn

California Jurisdiction.Master A. Foshay

Iodge to weredelegates In attendance,

By'

11.

nnd

ln

up

on

secondLodge

,h. It.loonIn

he a

sentlng 271 subordinate lodges of Siberian const, In tryingMasonic thick rushes the

ritual, with rendition of an- - a and began toIhumu nnil tivnina thn mfliln lpftk. HfmOtir. with Small tlOflt

The of u schooner, all Miof Grand Lodge very by

House

Police

House today

TradeHouse

amongStates

stimulants

would adduties

duties

Porto

habits

hisHe

He

Iiei,ChocoUlct

liuettncetti

Hoolapa,

D.

Grand.nnvnnui

James called

among

Impressive. Grand Master Foshay thendelivered annual address, whichoccupied the remainder of the

In It he referred ex-

ceptional prosperity of past year,membership 1200,

the Institution of newone In Philippine Islands, with

Cy.

the

30,

the

the

of

his

men the

thohis

sea.

but wasand

the

thehis for

buthis short

entire

tilethe

100tho

tho

the

athat

wnshis he

was drlv"He a

thea tendency of California fairly but upon

that new territory, for his supplies, whichnnll nfflnt a nf nnri miltehf a. fnnnrl thev hnd beenI.odRii for lost going

In the of tho this hto pre

fraternity.

IN

tariff would be lines of mod- -

em was proposed, hu OcL Commls- -

raise necessary ' sioner Navigation in ins quarterly000.000, follows: shows that ,i3' xtuls hII

from excise duties built the Statesfrom

valoremcenL

Iron

cent

wholly

twenty

again(lvnral

general

hlmseir.White

he quite

OcL Eapler,

himself Inwith

he

trigger.

Bweetheart

ho owed bill

Santa

Oahu

bornsecond

firsthalf thet secondhalf was

WhichMorse

Athletics.

The best

j.irVatJxItA'f

Wm.

llnrilnnkn

CanadaCura.D.

400

Increase.odgts,

officially numbered during tbnmonths tndlni; September

iruii n . -- I .......... 94A ....... ...,,.

total gross tonnage 68,395. Ofwholevnumber built 261 were built on

Atlantic and Gulf one InPorto Rico, thirty on Pacific coast,forty-nin- e on the great andtwo Western rivers,

In tho gross tonnage.

.M.

TRIED TO CATCH BOTHA.

York, Oct. A thePretoria

nuiiograpn mo weather,and extremely dlfilcult

the moemcnts oflimns about

ALONE SHIP

Shores Behring

Saved In-

dians.

Ban Francisco, OcL menalong

A.L. shortsUehrlng

Seymour Portland.from

Lawrenco

morning

Includ-ing

2,100,000

sajs: After nllun

hnve

dny In the will,lme

ear Seymour leftschooner lma-lam- a

Ungu. nrrhlngSeymour oft and, except

dog, the vessel,on November nor..iwcst gale

and canned the schooner toher To himself

Seymour put to nnd thetwo and halt

tbout In Uehrlng nndan to

Inndlng, theSeymour

shore.situation wo'se

annual heavy

thp Ma- - helnlesslythe box cnnpU favorable curr its. By

and then ..h finally repaired thomaking

Intended

ease,

College!

very

Man

ly

supply of water ranseverely cold weather and undo

great difficulties reached littleport about fifty mltci Bouth of Atka,on tho but to

Jurisdiction. The Inshoretho the schooner struck rock

hv nimrtpt.clnbiJa ,he tho carried

thothu

to

In of

revenue,report,

and

and

the

AN

College.

football

but

the

Lin

session.

the

on

In

anchor. bvo

months

thethe get

tlie

dull

tho

the

the

the

provisions nnd supplies to big rockseemed to be above high tide, and

then pulled for the shore. The skiffcapsized and Bejmour nearlydrowned. With dog finallyreached land, the skiffup the beach. dug house

snow, expecting to umko himselfextending the comfortable, returning

Jurisdiction oer Included powdenrntaH th, Ihn flrnnrl

untiring rock tag comfortably plainlypromoting Interest schooner time satisfaction

INCREA8R 8HIPS.

protection. Washington,

Coificilons.

the

fifty

llghtlu':

forming

opportunity

wrtck. For over two months Seymour,while watting to be picked up by somepassing vessc.1, remained In that vlrln.

subsisting on fish nnd nn occa- -lucky night. acrobatB

few!ei'i"miles away, went

'from ""ihy ", ,lsSlhiM.rthem to

nhcre found schooner Clial- - r0usly recclvod. All lookingunnianHs. grand cnange

Seymour was In good health througho7w'ood and twentyreeM "steel. W" XPttl"' " WtUnWl P"nM- -

was t'--o

PORE ftAILORH.

San Francisco. Oct. . commuulcation was received yesterday Hart

Incrcaso over the quarter of North. United States Commissionerprevious of eighty-fiv- e 'the of Immigration from M. Deck.

acting Attorney definingnumber built, and . decrease 20JM authority of the Immigration Bureau

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precautions may boable neress.iry prevent any

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position. It Is said c"r'"f P!""?,0-."1- ? Jhuwithdraw his forces It will bo ?hmas other alien Immigrants,..!..,n a greatly condition they paBBOngCrBi M mKh

that lose the transport that subject the usual examination.collected for his Natal expedition. g

Madame Belle Cole, the famoja very busy woman, says, trnlto who delighted Honolulu

,V5iit..1,Jil",,1Sr" 8h ln' '" "iMlna- - OimraKverybody-H-Pnlladelphl-

a rross. TburgUay n,,t iBgt. was he wilol.tnt Ctntral Union 'churjli Sunday e

for the TEhM. ng.. "Come Unto Me." by Coeien.lil'LLKTIN, onlv $1 per annr.m. was the chosen.

f te-- t-- r 4 4 t

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Tlio Kim of "Wlutla our royal tiunurer dolna In royalen?"

Tho of Ipulu: "Our ro") cnl struck lilflier uatui. andu uro liroliu I'm luuKIns biraktat."-ii- t. Louis Itepubllc

Vari-Co-Ce- le

Takes the Life eat ef a Man.

Have Yei Got It?Nearly every man has Varicocele

or The evidence of It Isa swelling of the volns, a draggingsensation when standing, a pain In thehack, extreme nervousness, a

exhaustion of tho Are and vitalitywhich Is the.portlon of youth. Thotnar thousands of 'half men," made so

Varicocele.

Dr. McLaashUi's Electric BeltCures Varicocele Tho "Dr. McLaugh-lin method," In treatingndy, allow 8 no chanco ofcannot fall. Mvo thousand say cur-ed them. So will Art itseach day this dlscaso Is sapping thovery blcxxl.otit of your body,

I guarantee a cure If I say Idon't any to tako

chances on intention. It doesn'tcost you anything If fall.

ardho

tho

gen

sou tired of treatments tba. ..,1, want you to studyplan, nnd when ou how kenslhlf it come try It. Call and

tho now McLaughlin Bel, and mo explain how cure, youcan; or, If not, write for'the tree book, about Varicocele.

Dr. M. G. McLaughlin, lnan

MAUI HOTEL,A HAGHNKaMP. Mnmiger.

BARNARD'S CIRCUS.

llernard & Co.'s circus a mat!nee and uMnlni: performance on Satuiday, on both ocraslons tbo tent bt- -

their seal washed off the and The full, toefforts had become

tho greatest their

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have to stay, as night'shouse qulto equalled the open'

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beof j... overland Atka. th BbUDdant .ppUug'e. merllo- -

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SKY PILOTS LAST ADVENTURF.

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Sky Pilot, which appears "Let- - when Pacific Union Cora- -

faithful pany a wollihunting a blinding property, havexard, which Pilot ventured a creator

nn errand of mercy, to as advancedterly In sharo.

I. !in It nir on lira vvuii,;il.tcnlng " Is controlledhand, wo stood -- WSTSSSSSll. only boon,

our , ,. ,, ,.,, i.h,i.Btteur sonicthlnR Just, ,nIllo, apnlloa development

thero" nrorerty.IMttoJautoa'''1 Su,,l,n'' a" Inimlnninta soundi,i,,ir.,, ,,ini,,i Immlcrnnt Ilia

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"Hello! You dod-gast- fool hunter,where an' llghtnln' airanyway?"

"Hell, Hllll Here are. old boy,blurt found them

exhaustion, deceas-strang-

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Corporation Notices,

givenemploy

authorisedcollect moniescompany. LTD.,

Macrarlane,

persons owing thejurds aro

tnnko Immediate theiroflleo, King

MORGAN.

Razors Honed and Setat

Hawaiian Hotel Rarber Shop.

POIi CUNT8.

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Market St.,

er.tranceto the Famouilao Vallev. andeasyHahkalca. thelargestvolcano theWorld.

Heedquartersfor Tourists

Travellers.

ISLAND OF

OIL

Located the Famous Coalings OilFields California.

oil lands, completely a--

rounded by oil producing wellsas there are the State, yioldlng

2G0 day.prices tor tho Coal-Ing- a

wells, cents per barrel.With twenty uvo producing wells

100 per you caaour own calculation

profits.oil Industry California

Its Infancy, yet many fortunesmade by judicious lucky in-

vestments oil Many moreby made the near future.

Tho advance originalsales oil stock twenty leadlnccompanies California

Ifrom perhss never told any-- 1 landH nsv fron, i.jj

than tho and per aero.

He's Monthly." The mil is has number producingfor the Pilot blbt- - Its stock

has show for even ad-o- n

only vanoy, some oil stock haslost tho storm. from I1.C00 per

" hold uuuu uusalaried officers,and for our

u imt ,ho hissingbilliard upon cars. , .. f mln.u

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of a limited amount of PacificUnion Company Btangen-wal- d

Merchant street1932

Legal Notices.

IN THE CIUCUIT COURT, FIRSTCircuit of the Territory Hawaii,

the Probate, at Chambers. the MatterPilot livid with cold and near the last of the Estate of Kealohapauolo MakaVstage of holding up a hi (k), Walalua. Oahu.

as they tramped wearily the 1l?,e,ai; INitU.on iMvlnK beenfiled Ancko and Hlla-pat- h

had lw:.,0 the !,... byhln a fMen of M,d

ui n.Tu luwiwiir. wum ,irBlnB that Lettors ofdeath. 'tioon raid eKtate be Issued to A. 8. Ma- -

"Ob, cried the Pilot, making a tmiilu; notice Is hereby given thatattempt at a smlw, "you're a Monday, tho 18th day November, A.

man." I lvui, at u:su a. m , in me juaicisxyDill held him length a nouoiuiu. appotunu vuo

ment. and then said solemnly: " ' ?1,1to E"..,,. ., tlon. when and personsI vo contack ..,, ,.. nn-- .r .n,i ,hoS rn ir

fools, IdJIU, blanked IdJIts" nnj thpy nMCf why said petitionimu iul 111a sup Hi aiiuneu lur l sllOtllll HOI 110 graniiHI.

moment my life, such aconglomerated It hasn't

been my pleasure ir.lx with tomy

.The Pilot this tlmo was In otlaughter.

Tho Dulletln 75 cents

fiOTlvE. ,

Notlco hereby that Mr. K.I). l"rlel no longer In thethis company and not

receipt for due thisUNION FKhD CO,

lly l'. .. Mgr.1972

NOTICE.

All HonoluluStock Co, Ltd., reuestedto payment

street.JAS.C, A. RICK.

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Honolulu. October 12th, 1901.n the Court:

P. D. KKLLE'l T, JR.,Clork.

KlniK ), Italian & McClanahan,for petitioners.

1967 It Oct. U, SI, 28s Nov. 4.

Business Notices.

80IL FREE OF CHARGE.

Anono needing soil or filling canhave the samo by appljlng to Hono-lulu Drawing Co, Queen stroot. Ho-nolulu. l7M0t

' NOTICE.

Shooting over the lands and seifisheries ot Kukuluaeo (adjacent toAla Moana Reach road) Is herebystriuly prohibited. Anyone found sodoing will bu prosecuted.l'.'U3-7- l E U.IJ. VICTORIA WAIIU.

BOWERS' MERCHANT PATROL. .

Night untchmon furnished for built-Ing-

busluehs property and residences.llulldcrs will do well to consult Rov-

ers In regard to watchmen.

ANNI8 MONTAGUE TURNER

wjll reecho n limited number of pupilfui

VOCAL INSTRUCTION.

Term commenting on and after Sep-tember 2Slh.

"MIQNON,"1024 Iloretanla St.

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K JT" SHIPPING INTELLIOENCI.

WE--' Wondrous Tale

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RAMBLER BICYCLESWe (an tell you sometlt'ng new, however, nnj that Is we are selling th.m at

3B.OO

B. O. HALL & SON,Port Street, CALL EARLY. Next door to Ulilcr.

NOTICE OF SALE !The undersigned asslgnoo of Don. Guerrero offers ror Rale the follow-

ing. Including tlio goodwill ot the grocery store heretofore doing businessunder name as Above on Miller Btroot, near Bcretaula:

COMPLETE STOCK OF GROCERIES.FIXTURE8 INCLUDING COUNTER, 8HELVE8, ETC.ICE BOX. CHEE8E 8AFE.IRON COMBINATION SAFE. ONE HOR8E.ONE DELIVERY WAGON.

The abovo will be sold at lessand of game by calling on

Assignee of Ben. Guerrero, at LewieHonolulu, Octobor 19, 1901.

A FAULTLESS LIGHT

ptooKiflor f -- This

;;fgifc

HAWAIIAN.TEL. MAIN 390.

L ii' RAGE

FROM LAW'S lfHllo, Oct. 18. A lady school teach-

er mounted on a fleet horse, a big na-tive policeman on bis biko loklnv mo '

dust from her charger's hind hoofs,was the pretty sigui ottered to iue I

few who happened to be In the neigh-- 'borhood of the Klnau wharf Monday I

evening. The big policeman on thebike was vainly trying to ovortake andarrest tho laughing, dashing school-ma'a-

He was He wasfalling behind. But Knlama, the stx-- ifoot waterfront policeman, redoubledhis efforts and was gaming. Tho pur-sued thought to resort to strategy. 8howheoled her horse down a side pathtoward Cocoanut Island. She was'headed for Louie, tho boatman, withtha Mna of mittlnir lt water hotwonnherself and the minion of tho law. Shelashed her horso and flew llko thowind down the stony path. At thowater's Vlgo she leaped from tho sad-dle and hastily Jumped Into Louie'sboat. The old boatman was too slow.Before he could put out to sea, thopanting policeman was alongside onhis bike.

"Miss, I must place you under ar-rest for riding faster than a walk overthe bridge." Tho proud policemanand bis fair prisoner came back to thecity and her ball was fixed at IB. Thehour for a trial was uxed. Meanwhllomany advocates called on the SheriffIn behalf of leniency. Trial was final-ly avoided by forfeiting tho ball mon-ey. Tribune.

In the Police Court this forenoon,twenty Chinamen charged withgambling, were fined 110 and costeach. There was a plea of guilty on thapart of each ot the offender.

THE

NEW ENGLAND

BAKERY

mploys two of the most skillful andexperienced white bakers In tho cityto superintend their cake and breaddepartment, bverythlng clean, whole-some and sanitary. Only the very bestmaterial and flour used for makingGluten, Rye, French, Home-mad- e and

II other styles of Bread.

Thirty Loaves of Dread for On Dollar.Doughnuts, Snails, Buns, etc,

tut at . ...f .m.Cup Cakes and Lady Fingers

out at 7 a.m.Jelly Rolls and Layers, Fruit

Cake, etc, out at 8 a.m.Cuatard, Squash and Pumpkin

Plea out' at 9 a.m.lemon, Mince, Cranberry and' Fruit Pies out at 10 a.m.Chocolate Eclairs and Cream

Puffs out at 11 a.m.Cookies and Macaroons out at 12 a.m.Artistic Wedding Cakes any Price.

J. Ortvvald Lutted,MANAflbR.

TEL. MAIN 64.

Mr. II. H. WilliamsArt FmhrnldTy and Stamping.

Full Hue f rt VMtria's ; : :

An Embroidery Tau ht : r :

than cost and a full description can be

H. F. LEWIS,A. Co, 1060 Fort Street.

FOR THE HOME.

There In only one and that Ib the In-

candescent. .Always ready for uso with a soft,

brilliant and steady 'light Does notsmoko or smell.

Adds the finishing touch to aheme.

Not expensive at many people think;costs very little more than kerosene.

Lot ub give ou an estimate on wir-ing your house; you will find our fig-

ures far below what you expected.

ELECTRIC CO.KING STREET, near Alakea.

yourbestgirl

WILL BE

SflMF OTHFR FFI I flW 5TbLlLlVIT O

BEST GIRL

-- if you don't get a rig at--Stock Yards Co. and take-- her for a drive,

8wellcst turnouts In town furn-ished on a momenta notice.

RIN6 UP MAIN 301.

Honolulu Stock YardsCOMPANY.

Hawaiian Bricks

Patronize HomeIndustry .....

An artlc'e which has stood severetests, and which jn be fumKhed 4

as wanted, In good condition.

Sample can be seenat the store of

Lewers & Cooke,

LIMITED,

Sole Agents.

! J. D, JewettWITH

,. J. WlLLlAHS' FOTO GALLERY

ArtistIn Pastels

CrayonsWater Colorsand

OIL P0RTRAIT8.

Fn.. .lol) Printing Ih Bui

;Jf!fSPPfEVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU. H. T., MONDAY, OCTOQBR 21, 1901.

Weather Iluteati, Punahou, (Jctobet21. Temperature Morning minimum,f.G; Midday maximum, 83.

Barometer at 9 a. m. 30.02. Falling.lialnfall 0.00.Dew Point 67F.Humidity at 9 a. m. C6 per cent.Diamond Head Signal b.atlon. Oc-

tober 21. Weather clear; wind light E.ARRIVED.

Hunday, October 20.Stnir. Claudlne, Parker, from Maul

ports.Stmr. W. a. Hall, Thompson, from

Kauai ports.Stmr. Hannlel, PedorBou, from Ka

uai ports.Schr. Hawaiian), rrom Koolau ports.

Monday. Octobor 21,Am. sp. TUIIo K. Btarbuck, Curtis,

16 days from San Francisco.Stmr. Klnau, Freeman, from Hllo.

DEPARTED.Saturday, October 19.

A.-l- 8. S. Calllornlan, Ljona, forNew ork, via Kabulul,

Schr. l.ndy, lor Koolau ports.Stmr. Klnau, Freeman, lor llllo (spe-

cial trip).Am. bgt. Oenea, Ohs, for the Sound.

Sunday, October 20.8. B. City of Para, Porter, for San

Francisco.Ara.'bkt. J. L, Stanford, Molleson.

for Kaar(pall.Am. bki. Robert Sudden, Jensen, for

the Sound.SAILING TODAY.

Am. schr. Spokane, Jamison, for theSound.

Stmr. Nllbau, Thompson, for liana-tnaul-

and Abuklnl; p. m.Schr. Malolo. for Kauai ports, p. m.Schr. lor Koolau pons; p. mStmr. Hawaii, llcrg, for Molokal

ports; C p. m.DUE TODAY.

Globe Nuv. 8. 8, Meteor, from Se-

attle.SAILING TOMOrtllOW.

Stmr. Klnau, Freeman, lor Hllo andway ports, at noon.

Htmr. t.laud.ne, Parker, for Maulports, at Sp, ni, .

Stmr. W. O. Hall, Thompson, forKauai ports, at 5 p. m.

8tmr. Nocau, Wyman, for Ijihalna,Kaanapall nnd Kukulbaclc, at S p. m.

PA88KNGE118 ARRIVED.From Kauai poits, per stmr. W. G.

Hall October 2". A. S. Wilcox andwllu. A. W. Wilcox, Francis Gay, who,child and maid; Georgo D. Falrchild,who, three children and two servants;Charles Gay, Mrs. F. .1. Llndcman.Mrs. J. II. Coney, Mrs. 8. ivclley,Miss S. Kolley, T. It. Keyworth, K.Lorcll. M. A. Shig.4nessy, A. II.Rice, E. W, Shelter, 8. Scott, Captnln

J. C. Wells. L. McKeague,D. Sheldon, G. 1). Sturgeon. C. A.Lay, S. Masuda, N. Malho, Ham Youand 78 deck.

From Maul ports, per Btmr. Claud-lne, October 20. Mrs. J. E. Myers,Mrs. J. P. Cooko, four children andtwo sen ante; n, D. Baldwin, who,three children and servant; W. O.Smith, II. Mlkl, 8. Hlral. J. W. Ka-lu-

J. Cockett. E. L. cutting .. R.Meyers and wife. Miss L. Kalaau, SingYou, J. J. Abreu and wife, Mrs. 8. J.Salter and daughter, Thomas Pratt,who and daughter, Charles Williams,C. Fatzleff, Rev. E. Tokimasa, D. K.Havscldcn, J. L. Coke, J. A. Magoon,J. 11. Jones. Mrs. Maloney, John Rich'ardBon and 72 deck.

THOJIAt IN BAD LUCK.

Tacoma, Wash.. Oct. 11. Bad luckstill follows the ship Joseph U. Thorn-a- s

of San Francisco, which went tosea thrcb weeks ago with a cargo ofcoal from this port for San Francisco.Outside Cape Flattery she encountorsila gale and was towed back to PortTownsend, leaking badly. It waa sup-posed that temporary repalra wouldenableu her to proceed to San Francis-co with her cargo. A more completosurvey sbows that this is Impossible.In consequence the Thomas will 'towed here tomorrow and her cargotransferred to the ship William .i.Smith, Just arrived from San Fran-cisco. The Thomas will then go on theTacoma dry dock for repairs.

In April last, while en route fromPort Stephens to Acapulco, the Thomasencountered gales which tore away hermast and rigging. Her captain wasdrowned and the cargo shifted. Bhefinally reached Honolulu In a disabledcondition.

OBJECTS TOJIS SERMONS

Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. b. The Euclidavenue Baptlsh church has lost Its fa-

mous member and John D.Rockefeller, who has not only broughtto the city a pastor of his own choosingfor the East End Baptist church, buthe seems to have taken the young pas-tor In as almost a member ot his ownfamily. He Is the Rev. A. B. Hanleyo.' the University of Chicago. He prob-ably receives the highest pastoral sal-ary ever paid to a divinity student whoIs not yet ordained a minister.

Tflnlr nf avmnattiw tinfwa.n ItiA now

forof

.... r..-- .. u..... . ,...,.,that make him appear to be a socialist

some sermons he has made re-

marks concerning wealthy men thatseemed pointed.

The pulpit of the Euclid avenuechurch was vacant for about a year he-fo-re

Dr. Eaton came here from Toron-to, because no minister could bewho was suitable to Rockefeller andthe other church members.

Dr. outlines his policy In thefollowing manner: "I don't care howrich a man Is, or how may be;I don't care how Ignorant, how wise,ho Is thought to be. It makes no dif-ference w'th me whether a man has 10cents ot $1,000 000. I enter thispulpit, I enter It as an expert In mpratsand se. not personality of peorlowho sit mo, but the souls to besaved."

The Evening Bulletin, 75 rents per'wth

NTEW TO-DA- Y

NOTICE.

Tho iindonlenert will not ho respon-sible for nv debts Inrurrcd In hisnamo wltho't' h' wr''ii ati'horlty.

M. 3. "1UOES, Kallbl.

WANTb.Ads. In this column will be Inserted

at 15 cents a line one Insertion; 23:ents two Insertions; 30 cents on,week; 40 cents two weeks, and 60:ents one montn. This Is the cheapestadvertising ever offered tne people cfHonolulu.

SPECIAL NOTICES.A GENTLEMAN who has been

successful in preparing students fortho great universities of the worldwould like to give private lessonsfor board. Adurcss Postgraauate,this oince. l!2-l-

ORE68MAKI..G Madamo Lambert,the fashionable Paraslan dress fittera la mode do Worth, will be pleasedto recelvo a few moro select patrons.Corner Vineyard and Punchoowl.

1972-8- t

REMOVAL The Sewing Machlno Ex-change has removed to 1288 FortSt. All kinds of sowing machinesbought, sold, rented or exchanged.

1971-t- f

3WEEDI8H MAS8AGE Miss RlnaHoving, Island Hotol, over Orpheuin.

1951-l-

NOTICE' TO HUNTERS Goat shoot-ing privileges for the Nanakull landsare offered to tho public,Thoso wishing to securo permitswill bo lurnlshcd with tickets uponapplication at tho office of Thi Dow-se-

Company, Limited. W. F. Dil-lingham, treasurer. 19C-l-

GET OUR PRICES ou billiard and pooltables beforo buying elsowbero: soldon easy payments. Our cushions areguaranteed for twenty years, andaro tnado by a new vulcanizing proc-ess. Old tables fitted with our cush-ions are as good us new; satisfactionguaranteed or money refunded. Seeour advertisement of "Managerwanted" ror lawrul slot machlno.Palmer Billiard Table Works. Chicago. Ills. 1 937-- 2 ra

IF YOU HAVE a houso for rent orwant to rent a house, seo A. R.bindt. Collections carefully at-tended to nnd promptly remitted.Office 115 Kanhumanu street. 1893-- f

NOTICE TO BUILDERS The UnionExpress Co. has WHITE oAND FORSALE. 1543 tf

WANTED.WANTED A first-clas- s stlcker'hand

at onco. Call Pacific Mill1968 U

WANTED To exchanga a now Auto-matic sewing machlno for a second-hand machlno and Bomo cash. Ad-dress Mrs. II., niilletln office.

WANTED A hustler with $1600. totako one-hal- f interest in a good bus-iness. For further Information

C. M., Bulletin. 19GC-1-

WANTED Five or house,furnished or unfurnished; centrallylocated. Address H. J Uullotin.

1966-t- f

WANTED Position by a young ladyas stenographer; experienced. L.II.. P. O. box 36.1 1939 tt

MANAGER WANTED In every largecounty to appoint agents ror the

"Game o' Skill" slotmachine for drinks or cigars;

everywhere; takes place of allforbidden slot macblnos. Rented uisold on caay payments. Securo torritory quick. Palmer Billiard TableWorks. Chicago. Ills. 1937-2n- i

WANTED To sell Dlamopd and OpalRings, In tho latest styles. Watchesrepaired by a jeweler of 35 years'experience, o. D1ETZ, Fort street.near Hotel. 1808-t- f

ROOM AND BOARD.THE LANGTON King St. near South.

uoard and lodging. Mosquito proof.TABLE BOARD. 1966--

THE LOS ANGELES 1623 Fort St:newlv furnished rooms, mosquitoproof; terms reasonable. 1930-t- f

THE METROPOLE, 116u Ahrtea St.;newly furnished rooms; electriclight; terms reasonable. 1956-la- i

TO LET.FOR RENT Two nicely furnished

rooms with board, bath and closets;private family. Address A. B.. thisoffice. 1972-l-

TO LET Neat, attractive furnishedrooms; rooms for housekeeping;thoroughly sanitary. i400 Punch-bowl 8t off Beretanla Bt. 1971-l-

NEWLY FURNI8HED rooms. Bereta-nla Ave., cor. Keeaumoku Bt. Mrs.Jeffs. 1967-l-

To LET Newly furnished frontrooms for gentlemen, from 11.50 up;quite a fine location. Corner Vine-yard and Punchbowl. 1966-l-

TO LET A large, sunny front roomIn a private family; mauka ThomasSquare; hot and cold water; electriclights; possession given Oct. 16th.Address A. B. C P. O. box 572.

1964-t- f

TO LET Ftvo-roo- cottage, at Cot-tage Grove, King jt. Enquire F . RKing, No. 8. I 155tf

Garden lane. 1880-t- f

TO LET House at prosent occupiedby Mrs. D. Center, Young street ex-

tension near McCully tract. ApplyE. F. Bishop. C. Brewer & Co Queen'St. 1932-t- f

FOR RENT Two (2) story bouses atKekanllke-pa- . on Young St., contain-ing two bedrooms, parlor, dining-room- ,

kitchen, bath room and patentwater closet downstairs. KaplolanlEstate. Ltd: 1921-t- f

TO, LET Largo front furnished room,room for two, with or without board.Address W. A., this office. 1968-l-

LET Three, four or five rooms forlight housekeeping. Apply 69 Bere-tan-

8L, between Fort and Nuu-anu. u 1967-l-

T0 RENTBix room cottage pn Mat- -

tock Ave.;- - electric lights; sanitaryPlumbing, etc. Appiy u. u., i: u.box 363, 1919 tf

RENT A new house on Arte-sian St., of six rooms with all mod-ern improvements. Enquire of Chas.H. Frasber, Consolidated SodaWorks. 1922-t- f

TO LET 8 room house, with bam,Nuuanu Ave. Room 38, Campbellnil- - 1962-- m

lu L.uT Spare In warehouse, 30x60feet, fronting on Alakea street; suit-able for s ore or storage. Apply toV. C. Oregg & Co., 602 ...angenwaldItldeA 1961-'.- t

pastor ,of the Euclid avenue Baptist ""ifSSJSStS0Rev. Charles A. and; ..

Eaton, t0r8 A ,y ,tf BereUnla BuRockefeller are responsible tha

' 1951tfpresent condition affairs. Dr. Eaton .'.u.a . k.. . TO LET Two front rooms. No. 0

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NEWS FOR MEN

The New York Bhlrt aro alreadyshowing their 1902 patterns of shirts. Anomalousas It may seem, these shirts will be worn on thostreets of Honolulu before they aro seen on Broad-way. That's because It's always summer here.

Wo hate ordered our quota of the new shirts,and In order to make way for them, wo place thebalance of the old stock on sain at

35c APIECE.

Don't make the mistake of thinking that thesearo Inferior shirts just because thoy aro cheap. Theyare regular dollar shirts of fine, Madras, solid colorsand perfect fit. A dollar does today what It wouldhave takn three to do a tew short months ago.

With the uegllgco shirts wo hao placed a fowfine Laundered White 8hlrU, which will go at thesame price

3a CENT8.

As a bait? Well, yea, as in extra Inducementto got you men coming in hero for your furnishings.These shirts are of "Wachusctt" and "Garland" man-ufacture, with fine 2400 linen bosoms and wristbands,foiled seams, reinforced oack and front, and withlong, full.drcss or short bosoms. Bui u.ero aro notmany of them, ho you'll iiavo to step lively, gentle-men. If you would participate In tho spoils.

THREE FOR A DOLLAR.

WHITNEY & MARSH,

WANTS. I

TO LET.ROOMS AT THE ALOHA Von

Street, from $1.50 to 2.50 pirweek. 1932 If

IF you have a Iioubo for rent, or wantto rent a house, rail on A. It. BINDT,office with Guide Publishing Co.,Campooll block. Merchant St.. Tel-ephone Main 374. 1847-i- f

FOR SALE.FOR SALE A Frasler road cart and

light harness. 307 StangundwnldBldg. 1972-l-

FOR 8ALE The well established bus-iness of tho M. K. Klllean Co., Ltd.;bids will bo received for the entirestock, from Monday, October 21, toThursday, October 24; prhllego ofexamination on calling at ray office.L. Schweitzer, Nuuanu and Mer-chant '

U; 1971-2- t

FOR 8ALE Lot at 2130 Metcalf St.,l'unahpu. Sea Viow, 17,. 1 5 squarefeet. Apply on premises. 1970-l-

FOR' SALE Full lino of choice groc-eries at 10 per cent below cost. Inany quantity, until entire stock-- issold; terms strictly casb. At estateof J. Hutchlngs. Progress block.

1969-l-

FOR SALE V'hcelor & Wilson sow-ing machine. $19. Call at 1546 FortBt. near School.' 1965-l-

FOR 8ALE Leaise and large newlulldlng on Prison road, opposite R.R. depot; lease has eleven yeJtti torun; first-clas- s location: cheapground rent. For full par.lculirg an--.

M. Brooks, Spreckels bldg.l65-l-

FOR SALE Ten fine lots at PUU-NU-

abovo Wyllle St.; high auldry, with good outlook, and conve-nient to Rapid Transit. Apply tjFRANK S. DODGE, 77 Merchant it.

1960-l-

FOR 8ALE New and second-han--

Smith Premier typewriters for saleor rent All makes repaired. Wash-ington Light Co. 19591 m

FOR SALE A thoroughbred Holstoinbull. Address F. F, this office.

1961-t- f

STEAM LAUNCH FOR SALE The"Talula," as she now lies In the har-bor. She Is a nearly now boat. Inperfect working order, and has boonof late used In towing at Kahululharbor. W. H. Pain.

1895-t- f

FRESH "STRAW TheCo. has a lot of fresh rice straw rorsale. 1931-t- f

FOR LEASE.FOR LEASE Furnujod houso. No.

1081 Punchbowl St.,Tetwoen Kingb.. and Rapid Transit lines; sevenrooms. Inquiro at Mrs. Pratt's, Prin-ters Lane 1946-t- f

TO LEASE No. 1081 Punchbowl St.,furnished house of seven rooms, fortwo years. Inquire at 617 Hotel 8L

1967-t- f

FOR LEASE Premises on Union St.,with a frontage of 242 feet and adepth ot 70 feet. Long term givenwithout onerous conditions. Applyto J. M. mONBARRAT.Rooms 20-2- Campbell block., 1925-t- t

LOST.LObT Open-fac- e silver watch, op

Watklkt beach, near Moana Hotel;reward. X. I. D, Bulletin. 1973-l-

LOST Dark-ba- y mare; right fore andhind legs white; star on forehead.Suitable reward. A. K. Vterra.

l71-l-

FOVJIMD.

AFTER MORE WATER

Hllo, Oct 18, A. 8, Tuttle, survey-or for tbo Bishop Estate, with HaroldCruzan and a retinue ot fifteen Japs,left thouppor Walplo valley tbo firstor the week and went to Honokanegulch, wberu thoy will continue sur-veys for tbo purpose ot aetermlnlngthe water supply. In tho Walplo coun-try thoy lott a force ot men to takoreadings and make records from thedifferent wleru loft In tho streams,'I ho work of survevlng Honoknnegulch will requtro shout six weeks'tlmo. They reported .18 Inches ofrain at Kukulhaelo Monday nignt. Re-

ports from Hamakua state that norain had fallen and that It was nn dryas ever a' (bat time. All ropnrts fromtho dry district tun first of the wookworo coupled with statements that thosigns of rain aro good. Tribune.

THIS WEEK.

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TRIALS OFSHERIFF DEPUTY

Hllo, Oct 18. Deputy 8hcrlff Over- -end was sitting In his quarters debating In his mind whether It was betterto show no favors and arrest schooltedchcrs for furious riding on frailbridges, the same as ha arrests tbsleepy Jap at a game ot cne fa.

The portals swung Inward and theDrputv Sheriff was aware of a pros-onc- o

beside him. Looking up, he sawn dejected nnd woebegono hack driverby whom was standing a tna androtund giantess.

"Speak," commended the officer "ofI will call my men and have you putfrom henco Immediately."

"O, Alcalde. Marshal, Sheriff, Policeman, I have so great a request Ifear,"

"Go on," thundered the officer"speak, or by my beard "

"Well." said the back drlver,,"I wantyou to compel this girl, ' and no gianc--f.ri tin n( tftA fnf-- wtilph hnnmAri rfnwnupon him, "I want you to compel this'girl to quit haunting my footsteps. Sue I

must follow me no more, like the sha-- jdow ot an Impending evil.'1 I

"Ah." said Orercnd, turning to thablushing maiden, "are you this mans'wife?" I

"No," stammered the maiden, "I amnot, but I want to be. Ho Is my own.true sweetheart," but an oceap of tearsstifled further speech,

Overend extricated himself by givingexplicit directions which If followedwould lead straight to the house of aminister of tho gospel. Tribune.

The Bulletin. 75 rants cr montn.

GET A HOME00 TOMORROV, AND SEETHE BOARDMAN LOTS.

PRICE $1500 to $1700.ONE-THIR- CASH.

Cheapest and lotB InHonolulu. Oood marine view, drain-age, and with its proximity to down-town. On line of electric cars, COR-NER OF KAPIOLANI AND LUNALI-L-

8TRET8, places It without anequal.

Call at office tor diagrams and fur-

ther particulars.

WILL E. FISHER,REAL ESTATE AGENT

AND AUCTIONEER.

Corner Alakea and Merchant Streets.1972-l-

No More Dreadof the Dental ChairTEKTH EXTRACTRD AND FILLET)

ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN bjour late scientific method applied to thgums. No agenta oicocaine.

These are the only dental parlors ItHonolulu having PATENTED APPLIANCBS and Ingredients to extract, filland apply gold crowns and porcelalEcrowns undectecable from natural teettand warranted for ten years, WITH-OUT THE LEAST PAIN. All wortdone by GRADUATED DENTISTS offrom 12 to 20 years' experience, andeach department In charge of a Special-1s- t

Give us a call, and you will findus to do exactly as we advertise. Wwill tell you In advance exactly whatyour work will coat by a FREE EX'AMINATION. ,

Set Teeth...... ,...$sooGold Crowns,,,, ... .95.00Gold Filling.!... ...,$lO0Silver Filling. SOc

iVO PLATES

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Our name alone will be a guarantythat your work will be of tho best.

New York Dental Parlors.Room 4. Elite Building, Hotel Street

LADlK IN ATTENDANCE.

JAS F.

MORGANAuctioneerand Broker

65 Queen St.

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Tho undersigned will rocelvo appli-cations to lease lots In tho "SCHMIDTCENTRAL BLOCK" on BereUnlastreet. No. 588, adjoining tne prem-ises of tho Queen's Hospital.

This valuable property will' be divid-ed Into several business sites and of-

fers a flno chance to Investors In RealEstate. Bultablo for Stores, LodgingHouses or Dwellings. Applications forlots will bo treated In priority and Itwill pay to make early applications.

An important feature or these leasesIs that the lessoo baa 'the option ofpurchasing his lot In fee simple duringtho term of his lease at a figure basedon tho rental ho Is paying.

TcrmB and conditions of lease withamount of rents asked can be had onapplication to

Jas. P. Morgan,65 Queen Street.

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65 Queen St