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QUESTIONS OF 1JttliCEDEKOE
And of Auclout nights wnro r- -juod at I cDCth Beloro the Couit
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London Jan 18- - Parch mentsyplIowetlwiih ago and raro oldpriuts pluyed ou important part inthojDauH of Coronation Clnimewhich lins been holding its seisionsthis wei It
Questions of prootdenco and an ¬
cient rights woro argued at consider-able
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length In soino oases claimalitH appeared in parson to lei theCourt why they wero entitled to theplace contended for in tho corona-tion
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ceromoniesOne of tho most interesting
figures in the court room the i thprday was the Archbishop of Yoiliwho standing up in hie fur linedovercoat assartort bis claim to aposition in accord with his dignityin the Church and realm and to theright to crowrr the Queen V- -
Str Fjrreat Fulton Rjcnrdor cfthe City of Loudon urgoJ theclaim of the Lord Mayor and thecitizens of Loudon to attend thecorunntion aud to bear the crystalsceptre or mace
Fjr the honor of being hereditarystandard bearer of Sonlabd therewere three olanunts tho Erl ufLauderdale Mr HtDry ScryuiueourWedderburn and th Rtv R Soryingoour Tho family history was goneover and the araumants lastedthree hours At the end the LartiOhaucellor declartd that while hehad listened carefully ho was unableto understand the argumouts
The Earl of Huntingdon made aclaim to bear lheaword of statepnda cleiai was made by the cor ¬
poration nf Yejniouth to bo preseut by representation at the c lemony under a oharter ofEdwardIV
Mott of the claims were referredto the King for final settlement
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OEOIKJE ADE3 HODSKII FABLEP
Tho Xndy Who Lived Down HerPast by Main Forua1
Onco thoro was a large Family ofGirls in an TownTho Family wts up against it aboutfour thirds of the Timo and theGirls had to Shift for themselvesOae of these Girls dd a short linoof Kitchen Wotk for a time in orderto sido step the Poor Houso Lateron she led to tho Altar an industri-ous
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Young Fullow who took her upto the City where they did verywell Sho began to woar all kindof Clothes and drop hor Rs and dotbo Heavy but she oould uot getaway from her Pait She remem ¬
bered that sbo had juggled theWifild lrons and riuted tho Dishesfor SSeBtt roes per Weok and if S oetyevrr heard about it he to thoDiaoaid So in order to allay Suspicion and prove that there was aChaun beUezn her and any Kitch-en
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Mechanic she mod to roast theHelp
One of hor favorite Occupationswas to walk up aud dawa a RooentArrival from Germany or Scandinnvn With tho Irish she hod to bo a
little room Careful But sho woi I-
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tho Lady Act so hard that shehad to send to tho IutelliKonce O- -
fico for n now batch of Menials evoryDay or two Sho wa bo haughtyand hity ti that sometimes sho al ¬
most jollied borsolf into theBoliifthat eho never had been a HiredGirl at aM
Sbo fhttorod herself thct shooould jump on a Servaut in a Man ¬
ner that would have dono Credit toany of the First Familio Whenhor Husband rebuked hor Tor call-
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down the Maid in tho Prcsorcoof Callers she remicdod h m thatvery often a Working Girl thickssho is a3 good as any one oho unlesssho is Squolohcd
Moral It is imotsiblo to pamoff Poor Service pn n Grndunlo
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Is what you get when youorder Hams or Bacon atLewis All spCoially seleotod TRY THEM
If you could cot tho bestKroconos that money couldbuy bt I he price of the otherkind which would you take
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Having made large additions torur maoninerv we aro now able tolaundnr SPREADS SHEETS PILLOWSLIPS TABLE CLOTHSTABLE NAPKINS and TOWELSat tho rate of 2o cents per dozenossh
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No fgar of clothing being lostfrom strikes
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A SUMMER PROPOSITION
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You know youll need ice youknow its a necessity in hot weatherWo believe you ore anxious to getthat ice which will give you satis-faction
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MONDAY FEB 3 902
TOPICS OF THE DAY
Inftfie mainTnE Independent con
ouiBrtvith tholBulletin ifiAtietmatteic
of municipal and county govern ¬
ments throughout these Islands as
well as i itB contention that no
time nhould bo Tost in arousing an
interest amongst the people toward
those matters of much moment to
tho public at large TpE Independ ¬
ent further believes that if it is the
intention to have those matters
brought up again in the comingLegislature no time should be lost
in having these measures properly
j drafted and beside have themduly considered and ventilated in
due season
TnE Independent has boon In-
formed
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that eomeono has stated
withsome showf authority andOKtainty that it ondoraes JudgeLittles candidaoy for the governorship and that it haB plodgod him
its support A As far as The InbFendeni is concerned no assurancelias as yet been given by anyone in
authority on its behalf to support
tho ambitious Judge as our next
Governor and furthermore it will
not assist any malihini to gain sucha post of importance as against theclaim of any kamaaina suited fortho plaoo The Independent is forkamaaina rulo aa against malihinirule And it hopes that its posi-
tion
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has been madp clear enoughfor all to kuow
ThorowaBa largo attendance atI ho Roman Oatholio Cathedral yest irday morning at tho military
igb pontifical mass hold for thewon of tho Frenoh oruiser FrotetThe Bishop of Fauopolis was theoJioiant and celebrant during ther rvioo who also delivered the ser¬
mon and was assisted by the othermembers of the clergy
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In Search of tho Condor
AsToniA Jarfv22--Thf- K Britisfioruiser Phaeton arrived off tbo rmrtoday and is awaiting orders fromEequimalt on receipt of which ehowill go in search uf tho Rloop of warCoudor whioh railed from Esqui-mau
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Docomber 2 for Honolulu andhas not arrived there The Phaoton will probably rocoive orders to-
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to procoed to HonoluluToday the local customs oflloialsreceived instructions from thoTreasury Department asking thatBDy news of sloop bo forwarded ntonce to Washington This orderwas made at the urgent request ofthe British government
San Frinoisoo Jan 25 H M S
Eaeria whioh was to have left tbo-
drydook at Esquimalt yesterdaywas delayed by tho storm Shewjll como out of the dock todayShe will begin ooaling at once andmake all preparations for going tosea orders to that eQeot havingbeen recoivod It is expected thatshe will sail before tbo end of theweek to assist in tho search for theCondor Whn the lost vessel wasup at Now Westminster in OotoberlaBt to bo at the royal oily duringtbe exhibition Captain Sijhlatortold a marine man that the construction of his vessel waa not ofthe best for with her high poopdeck and forecastle and her highbulwarks and deoka it would gohard with her if one of her largerguns should break its lashings asdid one of the nine pounders of theflagship Warspite when the flagshipsailed south in tho heavy gale ofDecember 3
Death of Mrs Abigail Drew
One of the Honolulus oldost in-
habitants¬
passed away to the greatbeyond yesterday morning in theporson of Mrs Abigail KamaioDrew at the rosidenceof her grand-daughters
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the Misses Ladd Nuuanu Avenue She was born duringtbe early years of the reign of KingKaraehamehail on June 26 J82Gt
and eho was therefore dyer seventyfive yearB of ago
MrB Abigail Drew was the daugh-ter
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of Mr Elwoll a native ofMainpwho came to these Islands in theyear 1821 as super cargo ofone ofthe tradings vessels fitted out inBoston for4the Pacific Coast andChina trade making these Islands awayport for refitting and obtainingsandal wqod Mr Elwell marriedan Hawaiian
The deceased married Mr Drewa shipcarpouter and was tbe motherof Joanna Martha and Levi Drewall of whompassod on before herJoanna married William NewtonLadd and later Antone Robs Byher daughter Joanna she leavesthree granddaughters surviving herMrs Helen N Rosa and her sisterstho Misses Emily ud Mabel Laddandjalso three great grandchildren
The funeral will take plaoo thisafternoon at 4 oclock the intermentto be in Nuuanu cometery
Xlfo Ended toy Duel
Hanover Prussia Jan 18 - Herrvon Bannigzen Landrath of Han-over
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and father of the noted politi-
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Rudolph von Bonnigzen diedduring the night as tho resuUabullet wounenn the breast sustainedIn a duel fought with Herr Falkenhagen a tenant of tho royal estatenear Spriogen
The duel was the outcome of theintimaoy of Herr Falkenbagon withFrau yon Bennigzen Tho olub towhioh Herr yon Bennigzen belongedinformed him of tho fjtories in circu-
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On Monday B3nnigzonvisited Hanover and returned toSpringen in the evening accom-panied
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by Horr Falkenhagen Thenext morning Herr von Bennigzenordered his wife to loavo his houseand then dliallonged Herr Falkenhagen The conditions of tbe duelwore threo rounds with pistols atteu paces Herr von Bennigzenwho was short sighted was shot inthe first round His brother witnesasd tbo duol -
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Distinction na to Bean Stick
Tho following decision whiohwill sottlo many Vexed points amongHawaiian importers was lately received by Collector Stackablo Thoruling follows
TnKAsunx Department I
Jan 8 1902
Sir The Department duly rooeivod your letter of October 5 lastrelative to tho dutiablo classifica ¬
tion of so caled bean stick and beancake
You stato that bean stick import ¬
ed at Honolulu on May last was re-
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by tbe gauger astavegetablooaseiu pr tegumln made from tbejuice of leguminous seeds by pre-cipitation
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with acids or rennet andwas classified as a non onumeratedmanufactured article under section6 of the act Pf July 21 1897
Tho collector of customs atNew York reports that beanstick is returned for duty athis port as a non onumoratedmanufactured article at the rate of20 percent ad valorom under sectionG of said act and bean cake as pre-pared
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vegetables at tho rato of 40percent ad valorem under paragraph211 of tbe same aot
You stato that the bean Btickpassed on in Treasury decision 14G18
of December 20 1893 G A 2376whioh was followed by the collec-
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of customs at Honolulu wasfound on a chemical examination toexhibit tbe deportment of an ani ¬
mal tissue and to resemble physic-ally
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tho membraneous tissues- - derived from fish an 3 therefore dif-
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from tho beau stiuk whioh washeld in Treasury decisions 8819 ofMay R 1888 and 10213 of Septem- -
ber 9 1890 G A 21 to be vege ¬
tables preparedI am of opinion that a distinc ¬
tion should be made between thotwo classes of bean stick as aboveindicaed and that Treasury deci-
sion¬
14G18 should therefore not beoonstrueo as revoking Treasury dooisions 8819 and 10213 I am fur-
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of opinion that boan cakeshould be classified as vegetablesprepared undor pa agraph 211 ofthe present tariff in accordance withTreasury decision 19095 of March11 1898 G A 4091
RespectfullyO L SrAcrv iNa
Assistant SecretaryThe Auditor for the Treasury Da- -
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A National Homo for Lepers
A dispatch from Washington saysthat Unitod States Senator Flaltiiha introduoeda bill into Congressproviding for a national home forlepers carrying out the ideas of theBerlin Iepor conference The billprovides for the appointment of o
national commissioner on leprosyfn Kia nftirt StSfWl nor Tnxr nnA injW WW r H WWWW f W J WH MM W
I ireside ettnerin mw xorK or BanFranoisco A mile square to belocated far from either the Pacificor Atlantic coast nd in a dry climate is to be set apart for Ihe loperborne site to be chosen by theboard of leperologists consisting ofthe national commissioner and fourexports appointed by the boards ofhealth of Otlifornia LiuiiianaMinnesota and Florida An approjpriaion pf I50000 is made for thebuilding oi the home whioh will booooupied only by lepers of theUnited States not including theinsular possessions Tbojoper homeis to bs undor the oharge of theMarino Hospital Sorvico
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Ium At Honokaa Hawaii Janu-ary
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28 1902 to the wife of JamesM Muir a daughter
LiNDSt At Kamuolp South Kohala Hawaii January 16 1902 tothe wife ol William Liodsey Jr ason
Swept by a OyclpoLas Palmas Canary Islands Jan
18 A cyclone has swept over theCanary Islands doing much damageto grpper y and causing a shipwreok
Two nicely furnished rooms arofor ront at Mrs McOonnells No 9Garden Lane
Appointment Oonllrnnd by Sonata
Tho appointment of W J Robinboo as circuit judgo and E R Hen ¬
dry as United States Marshal woreboth confirmed by tho UnitedStairs Souato on tho 23rd of Janu-ary
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and tho commipsiooH for botharo now thought to bo on tbe wiyTho following dispatch from Wash ¬
ington appoars in tho San FranciscoExaminer of January 24
Washington January 23 TheSenate today confirmed the follow-ing
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nominations W J RobiusonJu Jb of the Circuit Court FirstCirouitol Hawaii W W PolletoColorado Consulting Eigiaeor oftbo Unitod States on tbe International Commission with MexicoUnjtod Slatos Marshal E R Hendryterritory of Hawaii
Tho commissions may arrivo On
tbo Hongkong Maru next ThursdayRobinson will then bo Bworn in andwill bo ready to take the bpuoh atany time helping out with the bigcalendar of the trm
Robinson will hav3 the appointment of a clerk and bailiff of hiscouit but may not appoint anybailiff Ho stated that owiDg to thoshortage of fumis he might go onwithout a bailiff The appropria-tion is already likely to give outbeforo W get moro money said thenew judge- - I shouldnt bo sur-prised
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if it is necessary to got anemergency appropriation to getalong with as soon an the noxt leg-
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meets rRobinson - will prbbly hold
court in tbo room now occupied bythe court stenographers The workof the term will be apportionedamong tbo three judges who- - willmake things lively about the Judici-ary
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buildibg during tbe term Star
A largo number of pooplo availedthomselveB of the opportunity topay tho Freaoh cruiser Protet avnit during yestordayafetrnoon TheRoman Catholio Mission band dis- -
nnnroRfl mimin All Worn mnrln nrnl
pome tho officers ahd men befogcourteoua in snowing people arpundthe ship
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Tiiatallaii Hardware CoMLa
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Kentuobys famous Jessse MooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityand ezcellenre On sale at any oftbo saloons and at Lovejoy Codistributing agents for the Hawaiian
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Tho Alamoda loaves Wednesdayor Saa Francisco
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Tho Kinau leaves or her usualrouto tomorrow noon
Tho Fobruarv torm of tho FirBtCircuit Court oponed this tnoruiog
The ncxt msil from tho Coastwill bo by the Hdugkong Maru duoon Thursday
Tho Band plays this evooingcommonoiaR at 730 oolockat Em ¬
ma Squatoi 2
Thoro was a good attendance atthe Orpheum Saturday uight to soband hoar the last of JA Trip toCoontowa L
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The Second Congregation of Est
Andrews Cathedral holdnQservicesyesterday And only the SundaySuhool was kept up in tho old proCathedral buildiog
Judge EUeo with Clerk Mailingi Teturnod by the Kihau Saturday
from Hilo There being a lightvFedoral oalpndar the court was on- -
abled to return in a few days
Tho Band will play at the HaI waiian Hotel tomorrow evening OnjWednesdaylhe Alameda will be
played off and in the eveuing theBand will bo prossut at tho calicoball
Governor Djle Consul Vizzivonaof France Captain Barnaud andthe officers of- - the Protot woro de-
lightfully¬
eatertained Saturday atthe country Boat of SnM Damon atMoanalua
Thero will be uo performance attho Orpheum Theater tonight asMr Hogan deems it necessary tohave a full drew rehearsal of thenew play- - which will be producodtomorrow fuedday evening
Judgo Esteo has fixed the date fora speoial torm of the U S DistrictCourt by issuing an order onSaturday as soon as he returned fromHilo The next term will begjn ofMonday the 24lh instant
--vTno Inoaa qarriod off the hohornIn the last game of the OihuTolbClub League on Saturd a bydefeat ¬
ing at Kipiolanl Park tho Hornetsdecisively subduing tlum to thetune of 14 goals to 5 Tho handi-
cap¬
figured out ono goal in favor ofthe Hornets
Tho rain yesterday morningsomewhat marred the effect of thepageantry in tho march of the menof tho Protet 160 sailors andmarines in charge of petty officersto and from Ohuroh They wereescorted by tho Roman OatholioMission band both ways
Kaiser Stirs a New Alarm
Berlin Jan 18 Tho aotion ofEmperor William in sitting througha long lecture by Professor Do
Jitzsch the Assyriologist on thoBabylonish Origin of Hobrew
lk Ideas has alarmed the ultraorthotlox oiroloi of tho state churoh whobegin to think something is wnngwith Ms Majestys theology
Thoy have noted that in Gotbathree weeks ago the Emperor inti-
mated¬
that all churches woro equal-
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dear to him saying that ono ofihe grost purposos of his life was tobring about church unity Hitallowing Profossor Delilzschs con-
clusions¬
astQ the historioal foundatinn of Hebrewism to bavo imperialapproval in regarded as a dangeroussymptom
Professor Delitzoh ot tho termi-
nation¬
of his address thanked Emperor William for his counlenancoand largo personal contributionenabling researches to bo made in
tho territory of ancient Babybniar
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DnEW In this city February 2
1002 ot tho roaidonoo of tho Misses
Ladd Nuuanu avenno Mrs Abigail
Drew aged 75 years and 5 monthsMrs Drew was the grandmother of
Helen Ladd Rosa and tho Misses
Emily and Mabel Ladd
DiouiNS At Wailuku Maui H
T on January 20 1902 Eddio GrayDioklns tho son of Mr and Mrs A
J Diokinn aged D years and 8
ponths
Oonvlotod aa ChargedLNDtm Jan 18 Tho Lord Chief
Juatlqe Baron Alvorsfone -- todaysustained the roofmition of the de ¬
fense of D Kroue that the ohargesof inciting to murder must tUl aathore was no evidence that the let-
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in tho caso had reached Broeo-B-ma-
but held that the question ofattempting to persuado must go
to the jiryDr Kruse was found gu lty and
sentenced to two years imprison-ment
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Bsforo he was sentencod DrKrauso protested that ha never iutonded to murder any ono
Tuo Lord Chief Justice in pasBing sontonop dealtred the offeuBowas morally as groat as though iucrime had been crritul rut Theprisonor the court said didoveryithing bo could to insaro inuder beinn committed arid tho mitiinumaontenbe was therefore imposed
Dr KraUae former Governor ofJohannesburg was charged with in-
citing¬
Cornelius Broeokmanr thePublic Proso utor of Johannesburgto murder John Douglas FoBter anEnglish lawyer wlo was on thestaff of Lord Roberts
Now Wharves a Ot Michool
Tho War Dpar ment has grant ¬
ed perm anon to thoflDawon amWhito Horse Navigation Companyto erect wharves warehouses andstore buildings mt St Michael Alas ¬
ka thereby breaking up the com-
bination¬
that has existed thero forsome years St Miohael Inland is amilitary reseivalion and only thoseon vttfd ground when the Governinonttrfok possession have beon al ¬
lowed to do business there In thepast the Duwsot a d White HorseCompany has been ompnllai tohando freight on the bay The lastoargo of that company was receivedso late that it had to bo storod inbarges and most of it b cam i a lossduring tho winter
m m
A Eozsh Italian Laborers
Thoro cam in tho steerage of theAlamda Jwelve Italian laborersfrom Now Orleans wfJb wereiooaigued to tho secretary of the Ha-
waiian¬
Sugar Planters AssociationOne of tho party told an Advertiserrfportor that they woro tp receive22 a month with tho understand-
ing¬
that should they give satisfac ¬
tion they were to Ret more moneyOn the way down from the Coast amook trial was hold on board tio
feadants being charged with havingeaten too muoh As Purser Smithjocularly put it Judge Davis assist-
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in the prosecutionn
British Shipbuilding
Considerable intorest has beenawakoned by the shipbuilding statistic recently roceivod from GroatBritain for tho year 1901 Duringlihat yqar 123 vessejwere launohedin the United Kingdom represent-ing
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1797675 tons and 1470818horsepower The launohiogs in-
clude¬
870 ship aggregating 857090tons for foreign and colonial own ¬
ers Tho output of the Clyde ship-
yards¬
for the last year was thelargest on record For the firsttime tho total tonnage exceeded a
half millionwm m
Tlouizjns of Iwllai
Tho cases of tho Porto Rioanwomon arrested at Iwilei were triedin tho Distriot Courts last FridayTwo woro finod to pay25and costsoaoh for fornication Three woresent to jail for two mouths oaoh athard labor on a charge of vagrauoyOno had sentonoo suap nJed forthroe months one was dischargedand the caso against another wasnolle prossed Thoy woro repre ¬
sented before Judgo Wilcox byJudgo Kaulukou
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Lord Wolseloy as an Author
London Jan 18 -- Lord WolBeloy
is busily ongaged on his militaryhistory Ho has nearly completedthe volumo describing Napoleonscampaign of 1790 Lord Wolsoleyis also writing his own memoirs attho conclusion of which ho intendsto again take up the Life of Marl-
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MAUI AND HAWAII MOTES
Oullinga From tho Latest of OurInter Island Exchanges
Tho four sugar mlls on cototrnlMaui aro running to their full ocpacity which moans a daily put put ofover 800 tons or about 2000 tonsper week
Judgo Copp of Makawao ha beonquite ill with pneumonia so muohso that his friends wero alarmedbut ho orisis is pist and ho is bIowly recovering
Mr L II Crook has received thoappointment of olork nf the SecondOirouit Court to succeed Oapt Keola
The Pioneer Mill Lahaina has acsno car uuloader in siicceBssul oper-
ation¬
and will soon have a sooond atwork It is found that this invest ¬
ment of about 1000 will make asaving of 100 a month besides re-
lieving¬
five men who used to unload cars whiob when laborers arobo scarce is an item of importanceTho present crop of cane is beinghandled without difficulty and it is
estimated that it will reach 10000tons
A number of fatal cases nf dysen ¬
tery have been reported in Iao Val ¬
ley below the Waihen road probab-ly
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tho result of drinking impureriver and ditoh water The resi ¬
dents ot that locality should boiltheir drinking wator
A new shipping company hisbeen organized tp handle freightand country produce of tho smallfarmers on Mau This ought toprove the begjqning of a new era incertain lines of industry ou Muiand the mure one thinks about itthe bigger it seems
Olaamill is grinding cane grownat the Peter Lee place at 11 milesOlaa
Peter Lse has let a contract forthe erection of buildings to be usedas a restaurant and lodging house atnino miles Olaa
F M Wk fidld and J CastleRidgway were admitted to practicein the J S District Court by JudgeM M Esteo on Thursday Jan 80
Fifty carloads of Puna PlantationCompanys canefwero taken to Olaamill ou Monday Jan 27 This was
the Grst of this crop Tho Hilorailroad will continue to haul thocane until 503 ao res hayo beon takenoff
On Friday last Jan 21 word woreceived from Papaaloa that hailstones the size of niokeU fell in thatvicinity at 880 p m Tho stotmlasted but a few minute and dur-ing
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the time the mercury fell sever-al
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degrees It was cool in Hilb andfor a time there was a feeling that acold wavo was passing over
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One of ibo institutions betawhich has tbe special atteution oftouriati as woil as tbo local pooploia the Mint wbiob is established onNuuauu street opposito QueenEmma Hall It is interesting toenter tho large main working roomwhere general manager McDonougband bis eorps of assistants are atwork Tbe cool aud large lanai io aproper resting place and tho vaultswhere the bars to bo minted andbeer are kept preseut a vory tastyspootanie Tho Mint is open from580 v m to 1180 p m and duringthose hours the work nover ceasesVisitors aflor looking over the placowill find first claa refreshments andthe purest of liauors
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Soaled tenders will be received atthoofliie of tho Superintendent ofPublic-- Works until Thursday February Gib at 1 p m for laying curbaud const ruotitig sidewalk on Fortatreet in front of tho Cathollo Ca ¬
thedral aurl School Flan aim spoifioation on file in office of Super ¬
intendent of Public WorksThe Supeiintendout of Public
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cept the lowest or any bidJAMES H HO YD
Superintendent of Public Works2120 21
EEA1JSD TENDERS
Sesled lenders will Io received bythe Superintendent ofPublio Worksuntil 1 p m of Monday March 811902 for furnishing the HawaiianGovernment Cast Iron Pipe SpecialCastings Valves Lead Hydrantsand Yaru
Specifications on file in office ofSuperintendent of Public Works
The Superintendent of PublioWorks reserves the right to rejectany or all bids
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on the 80vh day of January AD 1902 in ro matter of S Kubey vaO H Browo I bav on this 81stday of January A D 1902 ioviedupon and shall tzposo for Balo atpublic auction to tho highest bid-der
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at the Police Station KlakauaHale in Honolulu aforesaid at 12oclock noon of Wednesday the 5tbday of March A D 1902 all theright title and interest of the saidC H Brown in and to the follow-ing property unless the judgmentamounting to Seventy eight and77 100 Dollars interest cosla andmy expenses are previously paidSaid property levied upon being
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