iiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiHiHiniHiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiui A WANT TO WIN MUST DO MORE THAN MERELY HOLD HIS OWN i gllll! .n iii mhrnt....

iij

ii' STEAMER TABLE.

8 Prm 8an Francisco: "A man should keep hisAlameda Aug. friendships constant re-pair."Coptic Aug, 8

I For 8an Francisco:Mongolia ... Aug. 8 Evening Bulletin And a store should keep Its

Alameda Aug. 0friendships under continual re-

newalChina Aug. 18 through Its advertising

if From Vancouver: tightening Its grip on old patronswhile seeking out new ones.Manuka Aug.

H For Vancouver:Aorangl Aug. 23 3:0;0'CLOCK COMPETITION IS NOT DEAD EDITION

'Htttttttttfttttltl.tllfnfftTfflt:HftllfllllM

Vol. XVII. No. 3145 HONOLULU. TERRITORY OF HAWAII. MONDAY. AUGUST 7, 1905 Pbiob 6 Cents.

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CHIEF WHITE SAYS IT'S THE SYSTEMCounty Searchlight

If Wrong Exists,

Will Reveal GraftPROBING GARBAGE AND ROAD EXPENSES

The spirit of Investigation Is In tho of the Board of Supervisors now haiair and tho County administration Is tho matter under Investigation,doing tho hustling, although Its workj Tncre wm als0 bo otner matters,will mean that some Territorial officers heretofore unnoted, to rccelvo attcn-wl- ll

do their share of probing. ton ns far n8 ,no garbnge nnd roadTho cxclusUo article In Saturday's dci,artmenta Bro conccrned.

Bulletin in reference to peculiar factsThe Govcrnor( A. u c. At.

a was

for.w. .i.u 6 to halt Island,"""iklnson. Inasmuch as Inter--

road department wage warrants,rfi ,nvoIveil ,n r0a1 of tho Blckuell.

covered tho office of Treasurer l ,h aoocaranco , irrc. not fully Informed andled the County to Is not certain the decision is final.the Doard of Supervisors which met." -In the afternoon. Trent's letter nnd a Auditor Fisher Is engaged In tho

report of the Supervisors' meeting ap- - Pursuit of facts, as In the Puhllc Workspear on another page. Department. Clarence Whlto being now

In substance. Trent's communication lu looking over thedraws attention to the fact that men It Is considered unfortunate thatreceived more money than they thought Road Supervisor nnd Garbage Superln-wa- s

coming to them and that alter- -' tendent Sam Johnson Is not here to eq-

uating gangs of laborers, supposed to' plain matters, though, possibly, thowork a week at atlme.avcraged.tn some seeming peculiarities would surprlsocases, twenty days and moro to the him as much as they surprlted somo ofhalf-mont- The Garbage Committee (Continued on Page 8.)

Okolehao Businessat Kahana

P"

Entirely Broken UpFEDERAL OFFICERS MADE A RAID

Tho rederal authorities laBt satur- - it nan neen arranged 10 meei saauie

Collector Chamberlain, designated,Iloenltz,

Edltor Shlozawa early.started

James County absenceKinney, Mc- -

effect, leged "graft"Drltlsh

cunnecceu

Ho awaits

TORN

duiuiterrific compeuior

for the Horn. be.

123 estate. ,'light

for

for

to between Kahana wor(lcd to induOo all persons, word fatherokolehao was burg. C. on the lltf()0t Ha8 m)

Marshal the hour tho auto hav- -

dry. Deputy Deputy lng to halt 'several not to ar- -

and a nulletln re-- rlvo toonortcr the city Friday at Drake, Bocnitz and the reporter Ira- -

during

Oeorgo

address

German

Koolau

several smallerra. mediately for tho abated.

organized, being travel country which another stormKoolau to Kahana being greatest temperatureescape observation. Drake, okolehao producing ly dropped to degrees zero

Iloenltz leporter Recent flooded tho beenmo tco

ono others trails by was

double of mud, broken branches Later ran btorm- while traversed lasted several daytf. On 17

through which caught her

rIINfc ArrLli progress hand.

By Aug. "P vnlley Anally theyTropic Fruit Co. will make Its became unable to progress furthershipment of choice pineapples to account of total darkness.

Leave orders at Wells, Far- - only place which couldgo office, King 8L be made was heap of rocks here

PHONE MAIN 15. (Continued Page 8.)

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cuttingtailoring, standard meas-urements,

question

DO IT. easy,fine fabrics for

ready-to-we- clothesfor high made-to-ord-

clothes; they cost youeasy

fit youwilt; variety of sizesample outlets Insure

SPRING SACK SUITS

$27 50.

$16

Bickneirs

Half Of

FanningUlcknell, Auditor, tho of Sam

Informed by his attornejs, tho mainland, following

Clanahan that statement this regarding thothis morning to the which Is supposed

that tho discovered Incidental1'IJI, given a faoral)loto tho suit quieting title

under willTerritorial of Fanninglate

rent ,"B",U IsTreasurer that

occupied payrolls.

further details.

MililBuISHIP M. BACKFELD

BUNS THROUGH GALES

LOSES TOPSAILS AND RIGGINGCAPTAIN QRUBE'S

VOYAGE INVESSEL.

paidroundingHackfcld,

Hamburgthe

got

road bricks, lime.

day trip after rrom

Into midnight )lpI(IHen- -

from

toast America, Mayship ran Into furious galeshe topsails

Four dayp. Tho trip been perfectly horseback later the

the Idea Kahana,through tho dark- - has the lng tho Horn tho sudden-

nessthe travelled had

the side and the were obliterated that with difficulty,

used team carriage. coats and snow thatJuno bur- -

tho I'"" thicket tho tho nndhad southward. tho

tnreo men maao way bdoui nau.sniucu urovo vessel on nithe 8. Alameda, 9th, the W the

next onthe tho

mainland. dry halt& Co.'s and

en

vvtx-v.- - It's aa sir, toand

asIt's

IT, and

It's as too,

as

and buthalf. And It's as

asthe and

that

thonoon

beenhas

Mall2C00

castthe

lostand

G:30 had

nnd

courso rapidly, sometimes 230covered ono

On thefour-mast- the exchange

was learned that theHamburg the same

day tho Hackfeld, un-

usual coincidence such

that time the experiweather, except for

the were met.Captain making his first

voyage port thefeld. He was here year the

Charlotte. Hackfeldwag then commanded by Captain

The this portthan the and arrived

the mutual port daysbefore. this good Captain

was the Hackfeldcommand. first has

Your

andyou for the

summer. In ourvaults.

AND UP.Send for the Things.

White Tells StoryOf How

Money Is HandledC M White, the chief of the nnd as I by the direction

Public Department, who Is of tho Stipcnltors, assumed chargecliargo tho Garbage Department

Is Johnson

& Cooper, cabloto

Court nt Suvn.hac to thedoclston

Ulcknell

In Ulcknell

nt

as

to

to

off tho garbage cmplojos:Honolulu, H 7th, 1905.

Evening Bulletin: In theJohnson, on the

his ns holoss

nnd weather.

EWA'8 3L0O0 TOlKwa Plantation mill completed grind-

ing tho 1903 on SaturdayIhe tons.

PAYS

ueiujcu

messages

paying

Editor ab-

sence Samuel

proved sufterodserious despite heavy

general adverse

output exceeds

Kellctt,lnllln.n

worked

contrary,

during nbsence, Ito submit an explanation Gar-bage Is

subject consldcrnblo newspapercontroversy.

It Is JohnsonIs as Adver-

tiser, Is capabloexplaining apparent dlscrcpan-(Continue- d

on

Hawaiijesterday Ha-

waii Harbor,lochs Honolulu.Sorenson yacht

satisfiedCash-ma- n

Nelson

Judge afternoon decided wtt-t-

.....til.. Promlso be speedy,un me iua ...

running throned ue " a"B"us in luiurs.siiouid uo in mauer oidays In cgtato M, c j, , ,, .. ,v .... ....atYng uVaTsot. "Vhe- -rr ? s de den In the"anVs'

of days "? " ,,'"'.".o( I'aclnc Steamshipgeneral merchandise, Including plaintiff a

Iron,

country-Jnn- d

automobiles,

swlrllng'streams

ThoJlOO

it

S5SU--

.meas-urements.

Protect

Silverware

seamanship,

i m

preliminary hearing P. ns damnges spoiled bagKage.son continued JiuIko,

llio snip wub hi uu ,hl nf,rnmin nnntliltt held Johnson

mndo a strenuous horses Knaawa at getting away aa while Ing receivedsituation, at point reached Rio do Plata, J( ng tIlcre la ..

Drake, times,

sitting

matters,

of South on22nd, aIn which her lower

sails.started on Btorm

to uplands of a to D raged. After roundIn much

to place Onhu. 3 below

In rains the cased In so

Lewis'a she a

logs, n... par- - rlcano drovoty to on miles Then

mm meS. when

in aa

A

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only a

Justsecure high

classclass

to

TO

FIR8T

J

good

Kiom

every

miles be-

ing inthe of July ship spoko

n bark. Inof It

had left onas Marie an

In a long voy-age.

From vesselenced flno acalms before trades

Grube IsMario Hack

InMario

Fulfs. Charlotte left twoweeks ship,

of threeAfter record

Orubo given MarioHis voyage her

other valuables be-

fore go away

Put them,

95 YEAR

We

clerk Coast, hae,Works In of

of

made

ofT. Aug.

of Mr.

no the gales

31,000

ui

a

ie.ni.is

2

ship

ship

Just

to tho a couldfunds In his witty own.

Vino Printing at T Rulletln

l.ls his desireof tho

l'ay Hulls which nt presentthe of

true that Mr. has lefthut ho not, stated In the

the only person whoof tho

Page 4.)

The yacht took her first spinunder her new rig.

cruised donn to Pearlamong the nnd hack toI.yle and sailed thoand were well with the nowrig. The suit of satis, made by

and are WithDe Bolt this lho new ioo the yacht win,i to nnd will

luiii'MiuiiiruAftnr tales' tne me, raced.many wh(J

the ship Mario ,,,, i. ,..ta

voyage from theand has cargo, (ons

T "Men the decree

before

Elbo, Ham-- (her

tho and the Mllrra..

July

fame

of Bho

wind

to

day.12th

bark

few

bark The

laterIn Taltal

PER

last.

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statute trustee

Job

office,

of

J. A. M. wilt leavo

and F.to this Oft tlmt

Into

ineir

The

this Inlast

crop

very

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mix trust his

The

rail'

Blank books of all sorts, ledgers,rtc., manufactured by tho Bulletin Pub-lishing Company.

ffWlW0P5WW"sWP0

Correct ClothesFOR GENTLEMEN

A FEW REASONS WHY WE CAN FAIRLY CLAIM TO GREATLYEXCEL IN THE MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINE8S

IN HONOLULU.

FIRST SUPERIOR MATERIAL.

We have been selling English Woollens to the Tailoring Tradeof the Hawaiian Islands for nearly 20 years. We know good clothwhen we see It. We buy all our materials direct from the Mills

and save our customers all the middle profits.SECOND EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS.

All our Colored 8ulttngs we have arranged for In patterns con-

fined to us.

THIRD THE DESIGN AND CUT.

Our cutter Is an artist who knows the business thoroughly. He

studies the customer and Instructs his men how to build the suit

"The Result a Perfect Fit" We are not bothered with alterations.

Co., InSI

Mrs.

thntlook

c

I LAST BUT NOT LEAST iI The whole work from start

to finish, is done on thepremises by expert

white labor.

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Russian Ships

Used By JapanTOKIO, Japan, Aug. 7. The Russian warships Bayan, Poltava and Peres-vle- t,

which were sunk by the Russians have been raised by the Japanese andwill soon leave Port Arthur for Japan.

Headed For Peace(Alioctatca frtai SprtM Coble)

BOSTON, Mas., Aug. 7. The Peace envoys and their party are proceed-ing to Portsmouth, N. H., where their sessions will be held.

o

ENTERTAINING TAFT.(Ai$oaated I'rett Special CilM

MANILA, P. I., Aug. 7. The entertainment of the Taft party by the citi-

zens of Manila la proceeding on a grand scale.o

RUSSIANS FORTIFY AMUR.

(Altodatcd I'rett Special CaMe

TOKIO, Japan, August 7. The Russians are fortifying the mouth of theAmur river.

o

CHAPELLE DYING.

NEW ORLEANS, La., Aug. 7. There have been eight deaths from yellowfever today with eight new cases reported. Archbishop Chappelle'a conditionIs serious. The Federal authorities are In charge of the situation.

o

GUSTS OF THE KING.COWES, Eng., Aug. 7. The French fleet has arrived In English waters

and the officers are guests of the King.o

BOYCOTTING AMERICAN GOODS.YOKOHAMA, Japan. Aufl- - 7. The 'Chinese here are boycotting Amerl-ca- n

goods. '

Absence Of BreakwaterAsserts Board Of Trade,

Is Great Loss To HiloThe Bleat sum of J208.291.75 was tho

loss to Itlli) shipping Inst year throughtho nbscueo of n breakwater In the har-

bor, according to figures Just preparedby tho Hllo Hoard of Trade. Thesefigures were gathered by the Board ofTrndo for Lieut. Slattery, who has thebreakwater project now under consid-

eration. The amount of loss Incurredwill largely determine whether or notthe building of the breakwater Is feasi-

ble.Lieut. Slattery received the estlmat

and an accompanying letter laBt Satur-day afternoon, as well ns a sketch olthe proposed Improvement mado by K.

D. Baldwin, of Hilo. This sketch fol-

lows very closely the lino ns Lieut,Slattery proposes It. The breakwaterbegins at a point about a mmrter of sj

mile east of Cocoanut Island nnd s

to the present whistling buoy.The Hllo Hoard of Trade In present'

Ing tho matter claims that tho Improvement will double the available an

chorage. Tho greatest benefit, liow-oe- r,

will result In the Increase of su-

gar shipped from the Island. Accord-- ,

lng to tho letter this will Increase frontSS.000 to 108.000 tons, nearly 100T,Tbe Kohala ditch when completed will

(Continued on Page 8.)

New Rugs

By the Alameda we receiv-ed a large line of NEWRUGS, AXMINSTER8, WIL.TON8, 8MYRNAS, GRA8S,ETC. All sizes. Some dain-ty and odd new patterns.

J. Hopp & Co..Young Bide;

JUST WHAT A MANWANTS ae

A RATIONAL SHOEJ j ot

GENUINE SEALSKIN, porous and very cool on the foot Possessesexcellent wearing quality and doesn't require frequent polish.

This Is a medium-ligh- t .shoe which will more than pay Its way

"!'i5?a In COMFORT AND DURABJLITY.

$7.00L. B. KERR & Co.FOR 8ALE ONLY BY Hawaiian MERCHANT TAILORS,f,5"

The Kash Company. Trust Co., lm, ALAKEALimited

STREETI Manufacturer's Shoe Co., Ltd.

SL-- LIMITED AGENTS. Fort Street, Honolulu 1051 FORT STREE1mimmmmmmmmamamnas!!ilrzsimvszX!Kaa ' m MftflNfla0MtrK

m

4&-3--- -

?i

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4 ft

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MASONIC TEMPLE

AWEEKLY CALENDAR.

MOM1AVHawaiian Stated.

TUIIHtMYPacific Second Degree.

WUDMULAY

THUH8O1VVHonolulu Commandery Reg-

ular 5 p. m.

PRIDAYSATUUDAV

All visiting membcn ot theorder nro cordially Invited to at-tend meetings ot local lodges.

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

Meets every Monday evening at 7:30mi O. O. F. Hall, Fort street.

"E. H. HENDHY, Secretary.CHARLES 0. HAIITLETT, N. O,

All visiting brothers very cordiallyInvited.

MYSTIC LODGE, No. 2, K. of P.

Meets every Tuesday evening nt7:30 o'clock in K. of P. Hall, Kingafreet. Visiting brothers cordially Inrltcd to attend.

Q. II. I)ERREY, C. C.F. WALDHON. K.n.S.

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

Meets every Friday evening ntK. P. Hall, King street, nt 7:30. Members of Mystic Lodge, No. 2, Win.

Lodge, No. 8, nnd visitingbrothers cordially Invited.

General Business.W. E. MAC, C. C.E. M. COLEMAN, K.R.S.

HONOLULU LODGE 616, B. P. 0. E.

Honolulu Lodgo No. C1C, U. P. O. E.,will meet In their new ball, on Millerand ucrctanla streets, every Fridayevening.

By order of the E. It.HAIUIY H. SIMPSON,

Secretary.GEO. II. ANGUS, E.n.

Wm. M'KINLEY LODGE No. 8, K.of P.

Meets every Saturday evening at7:30 o'clock In K. of P. Hall, Kingstreet. Visiting brothers cordially Inlitcd to attend., E. FARMER, C.C.

E. A. JACOUSON, K.R.S.

HONOLULU HARBOR, No. 64, A. A.of M. & P.

Meets on first i.nd third Sundayevenings of each month at 7 o'clock atK. ot P. Hall. All sojourning brethten are cordially Invited to attend.

By order Worthy Captain:F. MOSIIER.

J. M. RADWAY, CO.

HONOLULU AERIE 140 F. O. E.

Meets on the 2nd and 4th WED-NEDA- Y

evenings of each month nt 7:30e'clock In K. of P. Hall. King strecL

Visiting Eagles aro Invited to at-tend.

M. ROSKNDERO, W. P.II. T. MOORE. W. Secy.

tOURT CAMOES No. 8110, A. O. F.

Meets every 2d and 4th Tuesday ofach month at 7:30 p. m., In San An- -'

tonlo Hall, Vineyard street.Visiting brothers cordially Invited

to attend.A. O. ROSA, C. R.,M. C. PACHECO, F.S.

fOWHATTAN TRIBE No.2, 1. O. R. M.

Meets every first and third Thurs-day of each month at 7:30 p. m. ft K.of P. Hall, King street.

Members of Hawaiian Tribe No. 1end visiting Red Men are cordially

A. D. CASTRO, C. of R.A. NELSON, Sachem.

TELEPHONE 35.

BISMARK STABLE CO., LTD,

WAILUKU, MAUI.

TELEPHONE 226.

BISMARK BRANCH STABLES

LAHAINA, MAUI.

Hacks, Carriages, Buggies and Sad-

dle Horses on short notice.

Carriages meet all steamers. Com-ten- t

drivers, reasonable rates, new

vehicles and llvo stock.

Is kept on file at E.THIS PAPER C. DAKE'S ADVER- -

TISING AGENCY,124 Saneome St., San Francisco, Cal.,where contracts for advertising canb? made for It

THE

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oKTTOWIQ DUIXE. YlbVlbY,TJLTJ. T II., MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1905.

, .ajLEONARD CLEANABLEREFRIGERATOR

Ka .

Nej-s-. - s. - ifr

'lsHsssslisl

IBB?711111151

CLEAN,

DURABLE,

ECONOMICAL,

The refrigerator that can be ta-

ken all to pieces. Zinc lined, Por-

celain lined and Porcelain linedand covered.

H. Hackfeld & Co.,Limited.

AGENTS

BELIEOF

JEFFERSON

BOURBON

THE HIGHEST TYPEOF KENTUCKY

WHISKY

PURERICHMELLOW

HoffschtoegerCOMPANY, LIMITED

27-3- 1 King Street, near Bethel

QUEEN FLOURMakes best bread stuff. Cheapest andbest Hour In the market. $1.25 persack, delivered.

Kalihi StorePHONE 3161 WHITE.

STANDARD LITERATURE

Shakespeare, Goallencz Edition,39 Vols., full Limp Leather. .$29 25

Dumas, 10 Vols., 2 Morocco.. 25 00Balzac, 18 Vols., Morocco.... 45 00Charles Reade, 12 Vols., Mo-

rocco 30 00Hawthorne, 7 Vols., Morocco 17 50Hugo, 8 Vols., Morocco .... 20 00Poe, 11 Vols., 2 Morocco 27 50Guliot, History of France, 8

Vols., Morocco 20 00Gibbon's History of Rome, 5

I Vole, 2 Morocco 12 50Dickens, 15 Vols., Morocco.. 37 50Ruskln, 13 Vols., 2 Morocco.. 32 50Scott, 12 Vols., Morocco .... 30 00

'Thackeray, 10 Vols., 2 Morocco 25 00Either of the above really beautiful

sets will be delivered complete to any,part of the Islands on payment of the.small sum of $3.00' down and $3.00monthly Installments, or 10 discount

'for all cash. Descriptive matter senton application.

Wm. C LYON GO, Ltd.FORT and HOTEL STS., HONOLULU

' (Upstairs)

P. if. fturnette,Attorney-it-La- and Notary Public.

Real Estate, Loans, Collections.Agent to Grant Marriage Licenses.

Phones: Office, Main 310; Rea.Wh.1341Office, 79 Merchant 8t, Honolulu.

Catton, Neill & Go,,Limited.

ENGINEER8 AND MACHINISTSQUEEN and RICHARDS 8T8.

Boilers with charcoal Ironor steel tubes; general ship work.

M. Phillips & Co.Wholesale Importers and Jobbers.

EUROPEAN ANDAMERICAN DRY GOODS.

Fort and Queen Sts.

Clothes Cleaned and Pressed by theHONOLULU RENOVATING CO.,

J. J. Fern, Manager,Office: 1K8 North Fort St., opposite

Catholic Mission. All telephone mes-sages promptly attended to. Wo callfor and deliver. Dyolng extra. Tele-nhon- e

Main 378.

LOCAL AND tfNERiL

Read "Wants" on page C.

Read the HuHotln's latest offer unpage C.

Best cup Hawaiian coffee In the cityat New England Bakery.

Tho schooner Kn Mnl hrrlvcd fromKoliolalcle this morning.

The Supervisors meet oguln onWednesday nt p. m.

I'rnncls (lay arrived on the steamerNovnu jesterday from Hawaii.

Wo liavo some dainty new designs,In lunch cards. Arlclgh & Co.

P.il V. a Simlillrii. nrrlvxil frnmu,...ni .i, i tiit vn.irr,inv I

of ""E. A Kmulsen arrUed from Kauai ,..Much of our success in optics Ison the sleamer W. O. Hall yesterday.1,. ...,. fr,m, ,,,..

W i:. Howell returned on ti.n W. O.1 nil )cstcrdny from a trip to Kauai.

Harmony l.odgt, No. 3, 1. O. 0. F.,meets tonight at 7:30 in I. O. 0. F. Hall.

Just for the fun of It. Magazines ntpublisher's ninrked price. Wall, Nich-ols Co.

The schooner Allen A. left for Pu-ge- t

Sound In ballast yesterday fromMakuucll.

Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop-

ular. $1, $1.50 and $2 per week. 1219

Fort Btreet. "

Camera tlews, Paradise of theon sale at all news dealers and

turlo stores.Orders taken for fresh violets. In-

quire Harold Gear, 1286 Emma St.Telephone Illue 2371.

Practically all of the County em-

ployes, sajs Treasurer Trent, have reeclved their July salaries.

W. It. Rice and Mrs. Rice were ar-riving passengers yesterday on thesteamer W. 0. Hall from Kauai.

Supenlsor Andrew Cox yesterdaygate a luati at Walnlua to his sup-porters during the County campaign.

Thousands of discriminating smok-ers smoke tho Crenio Be. cigar. Is Itlikely that all their tastes are at fault?II. Hackfeld & Co., agents.

All kinds of ladles' dress skirts atsacrifice prices today. Also the finalchance to obtain sale prices on entire'line of indies' muslin underwear.

Opportunity may be making a stillhunt for YOU today. Satisfy your-self about the matter by reading thewant ads. with both eyes open. ,

Prof. II. W. Pickering of Harvardwill address the Research Club on "ThoAstronomy of the Moon" tome time

'this month, the .Int.. to l,o announcedlater.

International Stock Food thoroughlyrenovates tho system, thereby driving

. ii .ti.. .i ...i,i.. i.iCalifornia

.Main Sfi. i:t-- , Aug.hundredyour (430,000)

Mall S. Co. tryfront

butcovers Aug. C.

Is than navy yard tho cityof kind. California Feed '." of

American and

recess for carrying thotho film

pari of tho It permits focusing upon

removing the roll of fromtho HonoluluCo.

CHURCH TOUR

fo TheWaltuKu, Aug. 5.

ham Fernandez and her dangle) "Adelaide, were In

their oldMr. Mrs. H. !

her the

IRA ILL.

Aug. 4.Manager

to Mnlulanl Hos-pital yesterday Dr. J.

has treating himpast malarial

hospitalthe Instruction..

Aug. 5. Mr.Mrs. of Honoluluvisiting Mnkawao

to Honolulu In

tomorning

5, tho of P.

"For at

WORLD

provld.'3ournall,!tf

FERNANDEZ

GLASSES

C"LLi?,RE,N

DOUBLE VISION

Representatives

Jiv-J- "

S.'jAPan

Portsmouth,

adjustment,

Archbishop

Archbishop

Philippines

swimming

Rxpcrlcnred

satisfactory

(Associated

spectacular

Udlaputze.

Archbishop

DECORATED

elaborate-els-

Experiment

compartment

Twen-ty-nln- o

Archbishop

ASSEMBLY

concentrated

yesterday.

afternoon's

attendance.

satisfaction

arch-diocese

healthy

Importantespecial-

ly

Japan-pres- s

authorities

quarter-mil- e

SecretaryPresented

reception.

November.

Diseases,"Wcstervclt

"Nitrogen

departing

SANFORD

cleanliness

Mongolia:

decorated,

committee

R'F

anything

WI.T

fraction's

Optician

YELLOWOrleans,

Chapclle

reported

Ap-

ostolic Delegate

VIENNA.

attended.

although

Farmers'

presidedmeeting,

painting

accuracy

variation

N

Institute.

Printing

baggage, thousand

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here they will go Kula and Han.8ND,,TTI TREASURY.

have dismissed Mrs. Ohln Anl- - cw' M,s-G--F- mCn ntlac,ras president of the ,0,rc"ur'r n"e'

of Walluku th" secur--oftoinlng In church,

to The Bulletin)Walluku, Maul, Ira, young-

est son of and Mrs. C. R.Wells, was removed

morning. II.Raymond been for

weeks for fever.Ira was to tho under

doctor's

VISITING MAUI FRIENDS.

(Spcelal fo The llullclln)Walluku, Maul, and

S. L. Kekumano nrofriends. They will

return two weeks'time. "Ltd" up nt y

purposely study Its futureprospects, and this he left

Mnkawao.

KAOIII At Marmlon Illock, Honolu-lu, Aug. to wife HenryKaohl, a son.

Sale" card, office.

Building,

Chapclle

POPULAR

assembly

shimmer,

:r?"r.

i?r-- S

discuss-ed, conclusion

Saturday

Illustrated

illustratednecessity

dairying.

TROOPS.

depends

Orleans,

Vienna,

arsntu.

Cnqulst

meeting

handling

Problem" Hlgglns

absolute

n

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meeting

reerless

PRIEST FEVER.

stileken

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popular

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between

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reach-ed, businessmeeting

Director

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toThey 1,I'a

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position

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W. J. ENGLAND JWBiNG COMPANY.

The Leading Plumbers.

Tel Main 323 1

121 Hotel st , Arlington Block.

Castle & Cooke, Ltd.HONOLULU,

Commlssifl.1 Merchantsitit Sugar Factor.

AGENTS FORThe Ewa Plantation Co.The Walalua Agricultural Co.The Kohala Sugar Co.The Walmea Sugar Mill Co.The Fulton Iron Works, St. Louis, Mo,

The Standard OH Co.The Geo. F. Blake Steam Pumps,Weston's Centrifugals.The New England Life Insurance Co.

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

Conn.The Alliance Assurance Co. of London

Wm. 6. Irwin & Co., Ltd

WM. G. IRWIN. ..President and Mgr.JNO. D. 8PRECKELS..1st Vice Pres,W. M, GIFFARD 2d Vice Pres.H. M. WHITNEY TreasurerRICHARD IVER8 SecretaryE. I. 8PAULDING Auditor

SUGAR FACTORSand

COMMISSION AGENTS.Agente for

Oceanic Steamship Co., San FranciscoCal.

Western Sugar Refining Co., 8an FranCisco, Cal,

Baldwin Loeotomotlve Works, Phila-delphia, Pa.

Newall Universal Mill Co. (Manufac-turers of National Cane Shredder),New York, N. Y.

Pacific Oil Transportation Co., SanFrancisco, Cal.

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

AcrontH forHawaiian Agricultural Co., Ookala

Sugar Plant. Co., Onomea Sugar Co,Honomu Sugar Co.,Wailuku Sugar Co,Makco Sugar Co.,Haleaka!a Ranch Co.,The Planters' Lino of San FranciscoPackets, Chas. Ilrower & Co.'s lino ofRoston Packets. ,

List of Officers:. M. Cooke, President; George

Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bishop,Treasurer and Secretary; F, W. Mac.farlane, Auditor; P. C. Jones, C, M.Cooke and J. R. Gait, Directors.

LIFE nl FIM

Insurance - AgentsAGENTS FOR

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE IN-

SURANCE CO. OF BOSTON.AETNA FIRE INSURANCE COM

PANY OF HARTFORD.

FIRE INSURANCE

THE

B. F. DILLINGHAM CO.LIMITED,

General Agent for Hawaii:Atlas Assurance Company of London.Phoenix Assurance Co. of London.New York Underwriters' Agency.Providence Washington Insurance Co.

4th floor, Stangenwald Bldg.

iiALEIWA.The HALEIWA HOTEL, Honolulu's

famous country resort, on the line efthe Oahu Railway, contains everymodern Improvement and affords Itsguests an opportunity to enjoy allamusements golf, tennis, billiards,frih and salt water bathing, shoot..g, fishing, riding and driving. Tick-

ets, Including railway fare and onefull day'a room and board, are sold atthe Honolulu Station and Trent A.

Company for $5.00. For departure oftrains, consult time-tabl-

On 8undays, the HALEIWA LIMITED, a two-hou-r train, leaves at 8:22

i a. m.; returning, arrives In Honolulutat 10:10 p. m.

Horse Shoeing.W.W.Wright Co.

LIMITED,have opened a horse-shoein-

department In connec-tion with their carriageBbop, etc. Having secur-ed the services of a first-cIb-

shoer, they are pre-pared to do all work in-

trusted to them In a first-clas- s

manner.

WM. 0. BWJNI CO., LTD.

Agents for theRoyal Insurance Co, of Liverpool, Eng.Alliance Assurance Co. of London,

Eng.Scottish Union & National Ins. Co. of

Edinburgh, Scotland.Fire Association of Philadelphia.

Alliance Insurance Corporation Ltd.Wllhelma of Magdeburg General Ins.

Co.

ESTABLISHED IN 1858.

BISHOP & CO..BANKERS.

BANKING DEPARTMENT.Tran.act business In all depart

ments of banking.Collections carefully attended to.Exchange bought and sold.Commercial and Travelers' Letters

of Credit Issued on the Bank of Cali-fornia and N. M. Rothschilds & Sons,London.

Correspondents for the AmericanExpress Company, and Thos. Cook &Son.

Interest allowed on term and Sav-ings Bank Deposits.

TRUST DEPARTMENT.Act as Trustees, collect Rents and

Dividends.8afety Deposit VaultACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT,

928 Bethel 8tr.eLAuditors and Trustees In Bank-

ruptcy.Books examined and reported on.

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,824 Bethel 8treet

Agents for Fire, Marine, Life, AccLdent and Employers' Liability Insurance companies.

Claus Spreekels. Wm. O, Irwin.

Claus Spreekels & Co.

BANKERS.HONOLULU, J 1 j T. H.

8an Francisco Agents The Nevada National Dank of San Francisco,

Draw Exchange on tho Nevada National Dank of San Francisco.

London The Union of London andSmith's Bank, Ltd.

New York American Exchnge National Bank.

Chicago Corn Exchange NationalBank.

Paris Credit Lyonuals.Hongkong and Yokohama Hong

Banking Corporation.New Zealand and Australia Bank

of New Zealand and Bank of Australasla.

Victoria and Vancouver Bank ofBritish North America.

Deposits received. Loans made onapproved security. Commercial andTravelers' Credits Issued. Bills of ,xchange bought and sold.Collection .Promptly Accounted For.

The FirstAMERICAN SAVINGS

AND TRUST CO.OF HAWAII, LTD.

SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL.. .$200,000.00PAID UP CAPITAL $100,000.00

President Cecil BrownVice President........ M. P. RobinsonCashier W. O. Cooper

umce: corner Fort and King Sts.8AVING8 DEP08IT8 received and

Interest allowed for yearly deposits atthe rate ot 4 2 per cent per annum.

Rules and regulations furnished upon application.

The Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

ESTABLISHED 1880.Capital Subscribed Yen 24,000,000Capital Paid Up Yen 18.000,000Reserved Fund ' Yen 9,720,000

HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.BRANCHES Bombay, Hongkong, Ho-

nolulu, Kobe, London, Lyons, Naga-saki, Newchwang, New York, Pe-king, San Francisco, Shanghai, Ti-

entsin, Toklo.The bank buys and receives for col-

lection Bills of Exchange, IssuesDrafts and Letters of Credit and trans- -

nets a general banking business.HONOLULU BRANCH, 67 KING 8T.

Y. Wo Sing & Co.FRUITS AND GROCERIE8.

Fresh provisions and fruit by everyCalifornia steamer. Fresh Island but-ter from Hawaii.

1123 Fort 8t. and 1188 Nuuanu 8L

P. O. Box 961. Tel. White 831.

SANG CHAN,MERCHANT TAILOR,

HOTEL 8TREET. HONOLULU.Suits made to order In the latest

styles. Perfect fit guaranteed. Cloth.Ins cleaned, dyed and repaired.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS

Improved and Modern 8UGAR MA-

CHINERY of every capacity and de-scription made to order. Boiler workand RIVETED PIPES for Irrigationpurposes a specialty. Particular atten-tion paid to JOB WORK, and repairsexecuted at shortest notice.

CURIOSOF

ALL KIINDSAT

THE WOMAN'S EXCHAN6E,

HOTEL NEAR FORT,

DISCOVERED ,

That the PACIFIC HOTEL. UNION6TREET, Is now operated on Improvedplans, offering the best service In theCity. MEALS 25d! TICKETS 84.50R. VENHUIZEN, Propr. and Manager.

I never holds more in II pleasure and satisfac- - II tion than when it con II tains sparkling I

fr7rziivi Ithe finest water ob

tainable. There's achampagne suggestionin its effervescence;in its combinationwith light wines; inits universal favorwith connoisseurs.

I WViasttOCgBfMKifcfeU f

Do You Want To See The

Grandest grvScenery fIn AmericaBe tore your ticket is good

over the

Denver andRio Grande

R.R.The scenic line of the world.

Through Sleepers, Dining Carson all fast trains of the South-er-n

Pacific Co, to All PrincipalPoints.

All your questions fully andcorrectly answered by returnmall. Profusely Illustrated trav-elers' book free on applicationto

W. E. 8HOTWELL,General Agent, 625 Market 8L,

Palace Hotel, San Francisco.

O. R. & L. COcTIME TABLB

October 6, 1904.

OUTWARD.For Walanae Walalua, Kahuku and

Way Stations 9:15 a.m., 3:20 p.m.For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way

Stations f7:30 a. m., 9;15 a. m,11:05 a. m., 2:1S p. m 3:20 p. m.,5:15 p. m., $0:30 p. m., tll:15 p. m.

INWARD.Arrive Honolulu from Kabuku, Wal-

alua and Walanao 8:36 a. m., 65:36p. m.

Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill andPearl City 17:46 a. m., 8:36 a. m

10:38 a. m., 1M0 p. m t:31 p. m.,5:31 p. m., 7:30 p. m

Dally.t Sunday Exaaptod.t Sunday Onlf.The Halolwa iRanlted .a two-hou- r

train, leaves Hoastlulu every Sundayat 8:22 a. m.; returning arrives In Ho-nolulu at 10:10 p. m. The Limitedstops only at Pearl City and Walanae.

G. P. DENISON, F. C. SMITH,8upL G. P. 4 T. A.

William T. Paty,CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,

Alakea Street.All classes of Building Workpromptly and carefully executed.

Office 'Phone Blue 1801.Residence 'Phone Blue 2332.

J. A. NUNES

I havA aneneH a hnrmm.mhamlnn ahnnon Queen street, next to Hawaiian Car-ilag- e

8hop,

SPECIALTY Work neatly doneand satisfaction guaranteed.

.i-- a -- x- . A"jribj:uAtiiii-,tki,r- : i,M, ,LA 1.. , V..Atwl, fffilii,

i

"MONEYBAK"

TAFFETA SILK!

We can't adduce any stronger testimony In favor of "MONEY-

BAK" Taffeta Silk than that furnished by the following coupop,

which Is presented to ever) purchaser of this famous fabric:

IIIIIIMIIIIUII mm

COUPON NO. ITHIS COUPON 18 THE MANUFACTURER'S

J RANTEB THAT "MONBYBAK" SILK WO-VEN BY EXPERT WBAVER8 ON THE LATESTIMPROVED L00JI8-I- R ENTIRELY FREE FROMADULTERATION IN MATBRIALOR DYE.

N. S. SACH'SDRY GOODS CO.,THE EXCLU8IVE SELLING AGENT FOR

HONOLULU, H. I., 18 HEREBY AUTHORIZED TOREFUND TUB PURCHASE PRICB OF ANY PIECBOF "MONEYBAK" 8ILK WHICH PROVES

WITH REASONABLE AND ORDINARYWEAR.

YORK SILK MFG. CO.

"MONEYBAK" Taffeta Silk Is not too heavy but Is very rich'In appearance. The prices are as follows:

19 INCHES WIDE

23 "

25 i ii

Peaii de Sole

YARD

24 INCHES WIDE Sl.75 PER YARD

L

S. SACfl'S DRV GOODS CO., LTD

Cor. Fort aid Berclania Sts.

Service! Comfort and Privacyof a home are offered to the tr nslent and boarding public by

The Majestic Hotel,SACHS BLOCK,

Rooms rented with" or without board. Special to families andtourist parties. Transient Island especially solicited. Rates by day32.50. Telephone MRS. C. BADDAKY, Mgr.

Alexander & BaldwinLIMITED.

J J. P. COOKE Manager

OFFICERS.h'. p. Baldwin PresidentJ, B. Castle Vice PresidentW. M. Alexander... 8econd ViceL. T. Peck Third Vlca Pres.J. Waterhouse TreasurerG. M. Rolph SecretaryW. O. 8mlth Auditor

SUGAR FACTORS,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS and

INSURANCE AGENTS

f is . ,tJAgents for

Hawillxin Cdmmtrclal & Sugar Cdv Haiku Sugar Company.

Pala Plantation. ,

Maul Agricultural Company.aXlhel Plantation Company.f4n.awallan 8ugar Company.IHo'iiiku Plantation Company,IKahulul Railroad Company,Hateakala Ranch Company,

5 iCHOICE I- " ....rrr

IMPORTfD STOCK

For Sale

Black

sss

CLUB STABLESFORT ABOVE HOTEL STREET.

Telephone 108 Main.

JUST OPENED- -HOTEL LAUHAiLA

Cor. ALAKEA AND HOTEL 8T8.Terms; Meals, 25c; Board and

I ndnlna. $1 to $2 per QEO..CAV,ANAUQH, Steward.

-- '

81.15 PER

81.35 " "" "81.50

N.

JOHN POTTIE SOUS'

Australian HORSEand CATTLE

REMEDIES.Testimonials have

from Alexander 4

i

K

ratetrade

244.

Pres,

day.

&

Parker Ranch Co., J. M. Hor'cd of'

ner Ranch and all the leading planta-tion managers bear witness to wonder-ful cures wrought by these remedies.

Washington Light Co.

G. W. MACFARLANp,manager

1UOANAHOTEL"WAIKIKI BEACH

Rapid Transit Electrld Cm arriveat and depart from the mi In antranceof thd Moana Hotel every Un minutes.

MO'ANA HOTEL CO., LTD,

J. M Davis,8EWINQ MACHINE REPAIRER.1256 FORT St. near BMETANfA.Sewing machines' r'dnftcf, 2.U per

month.A machine cleaned' and put In ON

der $1.00.

WHY CURELETHARQY by stimulating appetite. can be done using

MRS, KEARN'S CHUTNEY

with your meals.184 HOTEL 8T.

"fWm" W" M&$ilQm!fyW' "W wEVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. II., MONDAY, AUQIBT 7, 1905. s

Supervisors To ProbePossible Graft in

GarbageJDepartmentTREASURER TRENT DISCOVERS STRANGEjTHINGS

"Here's a communication that needs, These reports will bo made out In trl- -

your attention, gentlemen," said plicate and the Auditor and TreasurerChairman O. w. Smith of the Oahu.wlll receive copies.County Board of Supcrvsors at the Reading of Minutes.meeting held at 2:30 o'clock Saturdayafternoon,

The

Clerk Kalauokalanl a uievlous meetings. Tho hadinot been read for three, and

Honolulu, 5, 1905. Ihft County Clerk had quite a task toTho Board of Supervisors, Of

Oahu.fluutlemon: I deem It my duty,

jrlthout comment, to report to you as

In oft tho garbage man yesterday, my clerk was told In morethan ono that the amountcalled for by tho warrant was morethan the payco had earned; fooling,

at

of

session tuo Board openedwith the reading of minutes of

County read minutesfollows: sessions

AugustCounty

follows:paying

Instance

get out of the way, particularlyns written

tt very detailed manner,carefully every form. The reading of

hilnulcs over an hour.Tho Board duly approved

All of the Supervisors pres-ent Mr.on tho pains he taken with thominutes, appreciating tho accuracy

rightly, that ho no discretion In with which ho discharged his duties.the premises, ho paid the full amounts Another Investigation,ns called for. The payment the County of tunas

My attention being called to the In charge of prisonersI directed that tho next man Ing work. In tho opinion of

presenting a warrant be questioned I.ucns, rails for some Investigation,ns to the number of he had work He suggested that tho Legislature

;cd, the rate of pay for which ho was had appropriated sufficient funds toworking, etc. I look after this business and bcllcvoJ

Accordingly, when A. Pimento pre- - that tho Territory should bo respou-scntc-

Warrant No. 230 for 20 days' slide for the expense, Tho County Iswork at $43 per month, the questions now paying four lunns and Lucasns abovo suggested were asked htm, thought tho Territory was trlng toTho records on the face 'f Hi wftrvctt too much. The salaries InwiUn.!

jrant agreed exactly-- with Mr, PJincn-lwll- l bo Ii.tlher examined beforo anyito's answers, Oxcept as lo Hie number taction 8 taken lu reference to Jhelr

,maio

From

many portg

uf zp(Consumption

you

Ayer'sCherry Pectoral

thotho

get

smallHasten

Ayer'i

Dr.

mmmm HI

.:,". ". ?:"... " ,"":': Lar"u A was given nt "The Pal

ni..i.i .1 .!..; rd ; l'nicn " W''u acc,.. Unlon S(,imrc night, tuA",

fuH nf'l A Ll" 'r th f Osmer Newton Clark and Joe Rotlicn.L? Walalua was vw- - Archer numerous of thorP ivl ,0 "cr ,B tW conncc- - Oceanic Aboutw rln(LBl,, Mtalf" ShCtlK "r0Wn hai ?CtMCi t0 ".member.

T.r "fJ.h!..BS .r.'"0" th.e expense Archer th'e AInmcda's-- oll-

clw giU al)0Ut a lonK;: ....;:, .h, l. .,,,c. .racL ,na.1 ,n.l,18.f8":itablc that groaned with burden of

vu.vu, .... ..... .... ..-.- ., .. lor Juiy mo ucpuiy uncrm orobjections nbout ovcrtimo or allowed for only one of- -

be disregarded. flccr. Now a bill came In forMr. Samuel suporra'moro Waaa officers. He did not un.

trnilnnt nf tho frnrhnen dennrtment. I .. . i u .i-i- ... , ...Alameda

oncrm couiu mixedtem employing twice men Archer was appointed spe

necessary worn mCa committee investigate.vogue department.

quietsand

lungs.

coughthoBowaro

,

i

dTh0 P0"""""

Steamship

v. ,good

makeOsmcr Chirk,

, t..e chiefn.ni ihn YPAitnnt . - .... .. -. .. 'i steward or too

.vu...vU .. ..... w ..- -- -,-- uo so in nis reof as a

lts nro to oo mo is toin mis ..,

a

or

C.

ns Is

ofvorw vj. .,...

has barberof

tf.Atmnnla Ina nnJrenort. .ThR nlan U onoJinl mo. .; . ,... .u. . ..'! friends of the veteran steward and

Jwork then lay Twcek for Print Itho Jol,' barbcr """ ll nt an'1 ',ro1'-whi-

tho oher work, and so on otZj.' ft0""'' approved style. Untltho In this way for paIll. Eniarya full month. fffi for police station ,

n"dlll ' ,h' "

in looKing over warranis una con8oqucnt upon tho Board of i""1 K,,,IH "" "" rl,venoted tho following facta, fumgton of that was tIc- - SlK were In order

which will probably provo prc8cntcj jy nho IstlngulahM themselvf

'"J1 Approvi-- arid paid. "V'i'1 a,nd ornt,ors wero VCrHl'Two men had Thi. .- -, .n,miii.i , .. S T. Urangwln was tho master

IvalUtotal of 41 days' work atdumjy-- an average of 201-- dats to of police butts; 75, for lunrt ,hlnK '"' P?"

In of prisoners n' and rightmen had j40 cachi for tw0 Clark

of days' work at Iwlllllic0 T10 noiipn officers' do graced left.dump an IS days tmnntiB wcro of nbovo sang Scotch songstho tC(lj Tl0 i,lna-- as elsewhere lo perfection and Dick Lacy did some

Ilcht men hail .. i.i,.... mr.,.,..!..... if. .nnn ll......., ....- - ".noieu, ttas nil lur L'uuilimii;u ...... omma hi mv uuu,

days work as tender Bdctatlon. I those were:average of 18 dais to tua half Koolauloa Road Board.

mn1t1!- - L,"'a8 Committedmen had warrants, occtf to lnvcstlcato

os wagon, of tho Koolauloa Mike Sllva.a total of 3CI days' work'

an averago of 20 dajs to the hntfmonth.

Othor warrants foretc., full months, mniM

up total of of'ants drawn.

Very respectfully,KICHAHI) II.

Trvnsuiiir.Tho Chair suggested that com-

munication be to the Committeo Kxpendlturcs.

I. It. Adams, ono of thistec, said Investigation of tho factsmeant a of work. Ho themnh., .1.1 1m .Af.i.rnil In ll.n a.t..I..-- - . B..WM.U M IVIIIVU W I...U VW.U- -

Stlttee having supervision ofBSIaWln OtOCK --r- Tr.!'. en ,1lcnn

Ranch,

NOTthe

This by

by

berg their

halfnKd

Light Plant.letter was rcoelvcd and read

frnrr.

V"JJilr warrint"cclvcr.or had

pariuseu wnai

pay En()iimaintenance

suggested that wasnigger tho woodpile. Tha

thetho Territory did not

providnig the paidexpt'Wf.' The Territory

tint? condition,tho whole tho Hawaiian

Company", the.tho mercy controllidif

Sonio dufliiHuarrangemcntshould between1

tho Territory refei'wfco to tha

was thetho Light Committee

thoroughFunds.

formtho Hoard

appropriationCounty Attorney thatslnco tho Act hadsay

tho Doard appropriateby ThoBoard ndded thofollowing wordu to eachcommittee approving "and

Treasurerthat tho sum ;,...

for

tlio

them

observing

tho occupiedtho

complimentedhad

bad

Territorial

days

hadtwo

stablo-men- ,

Territorial administration.

dis-charged committee.

Nlllverton.

Attorney announcingappointed Mllverton

(Continued

yctteiilay?

yJL

presenthomo bottlo

cough,broutning easy,

advanced Makomistake.Ayer's Cherrystandard remedy

world. years.

care thetue

A;rC,L.ll.

toALAMEDA'S

::., banquet

nnfo.mf SalflrleS

Crltlc"m Alameda.

'."? Incurred. drcwl0.:r:,;r, .',.,,,

overpay. walalua

Johnson,

things, aIts disappear.

Newtonposition

RothcnuerRAlameda's

on Exnendlturoafar d,n

one off 'eVw.through month. A demand

making ,mo1rt f1"88?me Health ",rK

establishment, '''"Sluterestin ti,0 EXpCuj'Ures Comnni1ordered

warrants showing nrn of

I.H,.

- . l a k. . A .. &

demands for 110. kinir didshooting

charge working declaredcur warrants showing tt'parkg. ,Vaaiua

0fficora.

clinu-lnt- , ' ai..mih l-- . uvm cuo- - ouiifcAmong present,

--an

forIfttinolnled

Ncptuno"

average-o- f disposed "Scotty" McAleerdemand,

pxcavator

reportedEighteen

Caldwell,

garbago BIlll8t th0 foreman tenrd; captain's manshowing

clerks,working

the number war

TIU.NT,County

referred

Commit

lot thoughtaim.

I I

garbago

Electric

minutes

County

fof

did not lands,tho matter within tho bam, King,

had occurred underThcro had been loono methods lu thoconduct March Mils, for

not paid until June,far could see, had been

uo work. Chair

from theread, that

can

Bo

for

ItrgtArolil

V.t.f

best

from

iiaaii.tn

"'"""" well "Kiiiiiuuasort,ins

toalas

A

but,ns as

A

In

as

S.Oco. Geo. Watsoil, Oea.

Geo.

dc-j:- ii

way, with a" ns It Is

deck with

told how miss

as Tho said hothe A here. not

whatwere and good time. Uoth

read filed to In refcr- -ana oc enco to In

wcro

ion. i by numerous declared that theyTBe " Treasur truth Intn h cr he Buch 8torleB. Uh ". that nnd false to that

"r .I :'iranfedi0v"' ' "" v.. tno me aias after the had wa8 rcad and ordered on

11 i. wua fjCthat County for 0,j -- n()

tho plsrit la consHefu., 6MUU .VI n,.fc punci luu USVU

Moore aIn

fondesCftodcd to let County usetVhat p6werWBrtfa County all

mightany nilifcr (his

pl'nnf to EUc-tri- e

putting County atof t(i peoplo

plant.tHo Comity

Inplant.

Tho matter In HandsElectric foir

investigation.Appropriation of

Adams thought that n setshould bo by In re-

gard to of funds.Douthltt held

County nothing toon method of appropriating

funds, mightor by motion.

decided that boreport of a

Auditor nnd aro hereby no-

tified ofhits been nppVopriatod "

of

Knluuokalanls'111

Clerk'srecords.

Hoard, trouhlo

nffalrs;

criminal

DeputyCounty

is

it

Pectoral,

imitations.sod

by

in,.""!1

Cdmmlttpo

So "

said How pantryman;Honolulu;

of The

of ex-

ample, weroho

Tho

communicationwas

had V.

of

the forof to m

on 7.)

did Mrs. getI

I no, sir. I seoUrn ilim-1- tlifn 1.011

don

K

of

It

no

ofCO

of

a br

J. Mui

thethe

did to

has

thore- -

ll... .n,n. II.M

"I

tho

thotuic ui

po. sat on riKUV uuu73 tho 'he his

l- - no

144

tho

tho

tho

on

an

Ilornsliy,butcher; steerago

He he con-- ! w. Cunning.province Janitor;

ho

Mr. ntzpntrlck, Honolulu:O'Connor, steward's

Mr. Murphy, Mr.Snn rrnnelsco; Mr. Iloiifller,

by the delightedrendition of .Jerusalem" Rung

the Alameda. "Scotty"was also on Inlmltablu

n of andho the He's

to in Honolulu a bit.Attorney. Hothenberg got up and was

approved appointment. In Hefor employment Bay business. The

the County In gentlemenand be up newspaper statements

considered as grafting thoapplications department the Alameda,

.,""-,- ". cd Honolulu"the Tj not bo anv

retained L. was manifestlyannouncing he had ar intimate

"."'., CMn.,ne nothenberg ecr"v.vv .w .uy from icrruoryremained Territory i....i

cd the thsAetng aoVfirh6r

UMiy

Territory

thobo

nnd

adoptedtho

tho

resolution

tho

are

Kalauokalanl

,i...i.D

the

tho

applications

Hoard grautlliflabsence County

Rvldrnr.

lloftor-Thoi- mi.

tho mcillcliHi unlori'ilTlimiMH nil

inorulug.Opinion.

Tho besttako

makesheals

And cures,cases.

Buro

Sold

bottlM.

Fever!

THE

Saturday

friends

Attorney

burden crowd

known,retired

retiredtonsorlal Ilecausc theso

week,

m'semlttec.

lAAfArtrtnlr.9,cnted

charnes

Charleschief

chief baker;chief Iteld,

nationlloaid,

slder

Ihcrfl

MessrsMuller, Held,

lincnt; porter;Ayera,who,

aboard Mc-

Leanballads.

Clark made speech, course,would hoys.

tarryDeputy County

going business woulddozen public wouldunder received know

ordered taken deniedvacancies migni alleged ttcw-cu-

These endors- - nrd'g nboardvoters. guests

ffM Unow couldWoric. Treat' P"1'"' Bulletin absurdL either Clark

.'" grafted,uoaniy I101"1

would

how

leaso

made

placed

there

bills;

thank leavescertain

Page

Ocular

Carter

Ii'Iiovi'blinds

andtho

which

i.n,n.iartist.

cook:

Itoad

Kred.

oven

given

going

Hoard

there

"'.cneers.)

neeueu, Thf ablf was prettily decpratcd andthe viands were everything delightful.Toddy Itoosflvolt got a toast and so didClark and nothenberg, the latter tw'being numerously remembered. The"affair waij a great syecess opd. StewardGlufk will uuvof fom.l It. He wasthe llort Of the occasion and roared forthe eifetAlnmcnt of tho (Wtlierlng.This aneienryeagoliiR ford of tha lard-er has a fdiif Af anecdote vhlch ho didnot hesluto W draV on, to tho joy ofall. .r.

Clark'- -iifii wth the"

Oceanic .Steamship Milinnny for 21jcars and with the iMrlii'i1 Hall for 20years. Ho has made, altognluor, 11.1

round trips aboard tho Alameda; C3

round trips between San rrnnclsiti andSydney oud 71 round trips betweenPan Kraiiclsco and Honolulu. Thitmiles bo has travelled number In thomillions. He was aboard tho r. M.S S Japan when she burned, he snjs,on nccl-mbv- 17- - 1871, lu Tormosaihiinnel. He Is related to tho Clarkwho was 0110 of tho signers of theDeclaration of Indvpeudcnr.

Mrs. Kamlly '"Well, how did yewAnd our ton Itcubvn ut college, was hont the top, of tho heap In language?"Mr. Family "No, b' gush! Ho was nttho bottom o' th' heap In u .crlnimage.Ills language, Marlar, I won't repeat."

Aid go.

THE IMPORTANCEOF

ICEAV

Unless you have oood lee and the same delivered regularly,hot weather Is thing of discomfort and annoyance. A suburbancottage Is never so Isolated as when the n falls to get around.Ona eannot afford to take chances with the violent heat which hasthe whole family completely at ts mercy. Safeguard yourselfagainst future trouble by ordering your Ice from us. The lee Is thebest, and our man never fails to arrive on schedule time.

HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO., Ltd.Office King St.. near Alakca 'Phone Main 390

NICKEL PLATINGNeatly Dene by the

Guy Owens Electrical Construction Company,'PHONE MAIN 315 1120 UNION ST.

PACIFIC TRANSFER CO.WILL CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE

"Jrc yaJw tl n- - h'P VO"

foods and iYC you m9P.SYt

Deli la STOVE WOOD, COAL and KINDLINGS.

Storage in Brick Warehouie, J26 King St. Phone Main 58

Koa Furniture!A large Stock of Koa Furniture Just arrived per Alameda and

will be on the Floors Saturday, July 22d, for your Inspection,This Furniture was manufactured by one of the best Furniture

Factories In the States and Is First-clas- s Workmanship and Polish.Call and see the most beautiful Furniture that has ever been offered for sale on the Islands.We carry the Finest stock of PIAN08 on the Islands,

The Coyne Furniture Co., Ltd.

Hotel and Union Streets.

What Is It?Something New!

Peach Mellow

and Rasport

Consolidated Soda Water Works, ltdTELEPHONE MAIN 7J

NOW WE'RE OFF ? JJTWe are prepared to supply the People of Honolulu with Freshest

ISLAND MEATS. Also, Garden Produce of all kinds; Butter, Eggs, Chick,ens, Turkeys, Sucking Plga, Bacon, Hams In fact, everythln" FIRSTCLASS MARKET la called upon to furnish.

The ISLAND MEAT CO..JAS. E. WESTBROOKE, Manager.

TELEPHONE MAIN 78. F0RT ftT ofP. LOVK 1LD

E'uREKALOLITCH-ECZEM-

A CURED

SoiiEriiJiJo that will coat ETnirTnmo, but ..'thlrt, ears by Doctor liurg-s- s. one of JVm.Ion'1 SirT?ri?ilSI'reiissiiSnSn". S'dujriiinjiStlltk nt ll. nn.ltlua

-

a

a

ft

tuv "i tin I'uaiinu buiciDon't wabts your time and money on 'cunE-iLts.- " They absolutely do noIWUUiwrits to us ni once ror our rarnous EunsKAioL Ecicua Co. 1.11

com? 27d $i"oo. n0n conWncln ,han W " arr-mn- poitpTld,

rnEKoi! raCunr0 wlll'.'ViJ,""' P'hM- - Pn PPllctlon of the famousTHE EUP.EKALOL rnfl"?.t2,Ci.ltf ' r,C6 POStPftld. tO wntS.RKMgQY Bergen 8t, BROOKLYN, N. Y.

There are

J 7,43 J Woven Wire Beds in HonoluluThat Need Repairing

patMK -'- I -Honolulu Wire Bed Co., Alapai Street

Makers of the celebrated "Rust and Vermin Proof Wire Beds R AV. P." Woven Wire Bailey, mechanic In charge. '

TRUNKSHAT81AND

CAPS

J. LANDOCLOTHINQ

SHIRTSAND

UNDERWEAR

PAJAMASAND

Nl 8HIRTSSUIT CASE8

'024 FOfeT' 8T I.O.O.F. Bldg. 4 152 HOTEL ST.. opposite YO-'- Q HOTEL

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at 120 King Street, Honolulu,T. 11., by tho

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Entered at tho Postolllco at Hono-

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'Territory of Hawaii, )

Honolulu, County of Oahu. )C. O. DOCKUS. Business Manager nl

Vhe BULLETIN PUULISHlNO COM-PANY, LIMITED, being first duly

worn, on oath, deposes and says:That the following Is a TRUE andCORRECT statement of cli dilation fortho week ending Aug. 4th, 1905, of thoDally and Weekly Editions of tho Eve-ning Bulletin:

Circulation of Evening Bulletin.Saturday, July 29 2623Monday, July 31 2224Tuesday, Aug. 1 2118Wednesday, Aug. 2 2133Thursday, Aug. 3 2108Friday, Aug. 4 2112Average DAILY CIRCULATION.. 2220

Circulation of Weeklv Bulletin.Tuesday, Aug. 1, 190S 2363Number of Weeklies delivered on

the Island of Hawaii alon 1024Combined QUARAN1 EED average

circulation 1583DULLETIN PUBLISHING COMPANY,

LIMITED,by C. O. noCKUS,

Bus. Manager.

Subscribed and sworn to be-

fore me this h St day ofSEAL August, A. I). 1903.

V. II BURNETTE,Notary Public, First Judicial Cir-

cuit, County of Oahu, Territo-ry of Hawaii.

MONDAY Al'QUST 7, 1903.

It will nut be the first time an In-

vestigation has been made when thebend of tho department Is absent.

. Judgo Do Bolt need never spend anysleepless nights wondering whetherJob Batchelor will run away with thetill.

Possibly the complacence withwhich tho community contemplatesthe steerage accommodation of thoHawaiian Band, has Its foundation Inthe desire to reach tho small farmer.

Japan might, of course," refuse analliance with Russia for conscience's

'sake. Practical national combinationshowever, result from a deslro to Joinwith any country that will return thogreatest benefits and come tho nearestto fulfilling selfish ambitions.

Charges have been filed against aRoad Board official of Koolauloa.County officers have decided that Itis not their pigeon and havo turned Itover to tho Territory. Arc tho chargesto bo kept secret till forgotten? Oneof tho supposed objects of County gov-ernment was to put tho people atleast In touch with puiillc business.

TURN ON THE 8BARC1ILIGIIT

The situation found by TreasurerTrent In the garbage department pay-

roll demands n most searching andvigorously Just Investigation.

Common Justlco presupposes thatevery man Is Innocent until he Isfound guilty. Common Justice alsodemands that an apparent smirch up-

on a man's character shall bo fullycleared up for tho benefit of all con-

cerned.The public, tho taxpayers of the

County of Oahu, want to know thefacts and all tho facts regarding thomethods of dealing with the payrollsIn the department whero TreasurerTrent has opened up a condition tbatis peculiar, to say tho least.

According to the statement of factsTreasurer Trent has put before theSupervisors and tho people of this

To LetLarge store with cellar, on

Nuuanu street, near Merchant.Also,

UP STAIR ROOMS.

RENT REASONABLE.

FISHER, ABLES CO.. LtdCorner Fort and Queen St.

ir 'jmw-- - A'V$WWjm$,EVENING BULLTCTIN. HONOLULU, t. H.. M6NDAY,' AUGUST 7, 1905.

County, '"there havo b'een 'irregularitiesIn handling tho garbage labor payroll.These Irregularities may be th$ re-

sult of carelessness or they may becriminal graft, Thero are possibili-

ties for both.The undeniable fact Is, tint the pay-

roll according to tho statement of menreceiving money, was not correct.They were not paid less than was duethem. They were paid more. Tho pay

roll called for this amount.The public, the taxpayers of tho

County, want to know why this con-

dition of affairs has been allowed toexist.

They want to know whether themethod of paying tho men of this andoilier departments Is equally lax

to that the only thing that stands be-

tween tho taxpa)crs' money and a

stuffed payroll Is the probable hones-ty of an unbonded official.

They want to know if tho Supervi-sors believe In this method of doingbusiness. This wilt bo determined by

the vote for or against Its continu-ance.

They will await with Interest who-thc- r

tho Investigation Isor Is gone at with a view to getting atthe true state of affairs and openingIt out fully to the citizens whose mon-

ey Is being used. Whether It Is Justor politically "diplomatic."

One thing the public will naturallyask of Treasurer Trent Is, why hostopped his quest for apparent Irrcg--,

mantles niter Having encountered tnofirst two or threo men. Why didn'the keep on down tho whole line?

The charge which Treasurer Trenthas made Is serious. It must not bo

handled In a spirit of factional or par-tlzn- n

politics. It cnrrles with it allsortf, of suppositions and Innuendo. Itattacks the Integrity of Individual of-

ficials nnd n system of payment forwhich prominent officers of the Coun-- 'ty havo stood sponsor. Tho peoplewill not accept nil Indifferent scanningwith tho announcement that It doesn't1

amount to anything anyway and theold system Is nil right.

For some time past tho most prodigal charges hnvo been made against'the department now In question and'tho road department. Always, howcv-- !

it, accompanied with the statement)that the author would lose his Job If!

he said anything. Naturally, a manguided by Kiich Ideals of honesty Isnot taken as especially courageous, or(worthy more than passing consideration. A man claiming to possess In-

formation of wrongdoing but refusesto disclose what he knows, properlygets credit for knowing nothing andpossessing ability only to defnme andgossip.

Treasurer Trent has brought beforethis community a specific Instance ol

what Is cither graft or an evidence of

tho tremendous opportunity for graft,It Is unfortunate that the bead of thedepartment Is not hero, but that doesnot prevent tlit progress of a searchlight campaign.

Nor does It prevent tho Board ol

Supervisors taking Immediate actionto establish a system for handling tho

labor payrolls of this and every otherdepartment that will Insuro tho most

strict 'integrity In dealing with thefunds of tho people, and an honest ac-

counting for every cent that passesthrough the hands of departmentmanagers.

Wise Men

Insure Their

Lives.

Why not Insure your lnby using expert knol-edg- e

In selecting them?

BONDS:

We carefully examine Intoevery detail relating to theirIssue, to enable us to adviseaccurately concerning theirworth as an Investment.

Real Estate Mortgages And Loans;

We make a thorough exam-ination of title. We estimateloan values conservatively.We Insist upon ample marginof security.

Henry Waterhouse

Trust Co., Limited.

Kellett

Is Again

ArrestedP, D. Kellett, former cleik In Judgo

Do Bolt's court, chat god with embez-zlement of trust funds, nrrested andno.v before Judge Itoblnson's court,being out on ball, was again placedunder nrrest eaily this afternoon on!warrants reciting two moro counts,one alleging embezzlement of $1,700,another charging the embezzlement of$100 from the llarete estate.

He was, for the time, released onhis own recognizance, to appear be-

fore Judge Robinson nt 2 o'clock, whenadditional ball, If any, will be fixed.

The warrants are sworn out byCounty Attorney E. A. Douthltt. Thefirst warrant recites two counts of em-

bezzlement, the first being $100 and thesecond $25. The second warrantcharges embezzlement In the sum of$1743.97.

Attorney Llghtfoot nnd Kellett weroIn consultation with Sheriff Brown thismorning. Stfortty nfter Deputy SherllfKnlnklela mado tho arrest, at 12:05o'clock. An hour later Kellett wasbooked at tho receiving desk In thoPolice Station, but was at once releasedto look for bondsmen.

ID H MEET

At four o'clock this afternoon theJudd nnd Stnngcnwnld Building willmeet on Punahoti campus to settle thebaseball championship. Roth teamhave been practicing for weeks nnd nrnerved to tho breaking point. So bit-

ter Is the rivalry between the two ag-

gregations that, n largt list of sub-

stitutes has been provided In case offatal" nccldentB. Mr. T. C. Jones willumpire nnd a special suit of chain-ma- il

has been provided.At n late hour tndny tho Stnngcnwnld

captnln uttered dfre threats of pro-testing members of tho Judd tealn, de-

claring them "ringers." The Issue willbe settled on the campus.

The line-u- p of tho two teams fol-

lows:Judd Building Pitcher. Kauka Judd

and Lawrence Judd; catcher, LawrenceJudd and Bob McCorrlston; 1st bnsc.Bob McCorrlston nnd Wm, P. Knpu-lan- l;

2nd base, Sam Dwight nnd Ka-

uka Judd: shortstop, A. Lewis, Jr. andR. D. Meade; 3rd base. C. H. Cookoand Sam Dwlglit; rlghtfleld. W. A.Kinney and Ceo. Fuller; centerfleld,Choon Kwal and E. A. MotUSmtthi'Icftflold, Harold Spencer and O. Olscn.Substitutes: W. J, Forbes, A. F. Judd,Fred Damon, Bill Damon, II. E. Cooper, E. B. McC'nnnhnn, P. C. Jones. C,

M. Cooke, Jonathan Shaw nnd others.Stangenwald Building Pitcher, U,

Lemon; catcher, C. Hemenway; 1stbase, A. Perry; 2nd base, J. Water-hous- e;

3rd base, J. Louis; shortstop,D. Kneo; rlghtfleld, F. Armstrong;centerfleld, L. A. Thurston; leftficld, E.R. Adams. Substitutes: Petrle, Rosa,W. T. Rawlins, B. K. Dillingham. W.K. Dillingham, E. D. Tenncy, RobertMist, J. F. Fleming L. K, Chuck. Geo.M. Rolph, Joseph A. Oilman. GeorgeCastle, F. Fyler, L. Tenney Peck, FrankAndrnde, C. H. Cowan, E. W. Camp-bell, Chas. Atherton, M. P. Robinson,Chas. Dole. A. O. M. Robertson. J. d.Young, E. Wodchouse, D. Paul R. Isen-ber- g.

Umpire, P. C. Jones.

WE HAVE RECENTLY RECEIVEDA CHOICE LINE OF

LADIES'

FRENCH LINGERIE,comprising

CHEMISE, CR8ET COVER8

AND NIGHT GOWN8.

These good are mad of

pure LINEN; are very LIGHTand DAINTY and are

MODELS

OF PERFECTIONIn the art of underwear making.'

They are HAND SEWN andHAND EMBROIDERED, andcannot fall to please the mostexacting.

An Inspection of these goodwill well repay the trouble, a

they are without doubt thePRETTIEST

LOT OF UNDERWEARthat we have ever imported.

See Our Window Display.

ehiLersGOOD GOODS

WHITE TELLS STORY

(Continued from Page 1.)cles In the pay rolls.

First: 1 desire to deny, on behalf of.Mr. Johnson, that any pay roll Intho Garbage Department or nny otherBureau under his control hns beensigned In blank If It 1 nictnt by thisthat the tlmo worked nnd the nmoiintearned by each man has not been dis-

tinctly stated before such slgnnturo wasmade. For the most pirt, the labor-

ers hao signed on receiving theirmoney, but In n very few Instances thepay rolls hnc been made out nndsigned beforo being sent up to thoAuditor. If there has been nny "un-

earned difference" It has been paid totho working man.

Tho pay roll presented to the Countyis on the same lines as those lierctrr-for- e

passed up to and npprotcd by thoAuditor. The "uncirned difference"comes from the system of computingtime. It hns been the custom In theDepartment of Public Works wheremen arc hired by tho month, unlessotherwise specified to consider themonth by the number of Its calendardays. Hence a man who put In thofull number of working days In thomonth of say 31 dayB received pay forSundays and all. If the full monthwero worked It would matte no difference how many Sundays were In themonth.

The Garbage men have received asalary of $13.00 per month of 31 daysor 30 days, according to tho number ofdays In the calendar month, and forevery day, Sundays and all, the labor-

er received one-thir- d of the month:Whether this Is a proper system Indealing with labor, I will not under- -InlM In mnv lmf tt la ft,A ivilnm flint

Department.'10 occflBln " ttn' "'Melon of graflhas been In vogue In thoof Public Works for years, nnd as I uy the 1'Mtl of tho Garbage Departfcnld before, this County pay roll Is ontho same lines ns those which lmenfNvuys been discharged by tho Audi-

tor's warrants.Below I submit a statement showing

the pay rati submitted to tho Countycomputed by n system of 31 days to themonth and also by a system of 20working, days to the month. Thisshows n difference of practically $55In favor of the latter method. It Islor the Supervisors to determlno whichplan they wish followed but there Is

Ed. Hopkins ntN, P. Jncobsen atII. Kallitnal atS. Lchua atJ. Stone atK. Pepce n . 30-3- atWahlhnko 31-3- atLM. Spllncr . . atA. R. l'hllllps 26-3- atR. Devniichello 21 31 atL. J. Hlra atD. K. Keant ntKaka- - ntJ. Fcrrclra atA. Pimento i 20 31 atA. R. FtUslmmons atKlmonertTJ;. ..t nt

, 19-3- atHooluhl . . . , '. atLIU . . . . V31 atKaohlwacna atS. Kanahclc atM. Pallia ntNew-lan- , atS. Jackson 25 31 atb. Kalolena atS. KalU ntSchaeffcr atKahapea atN. Jackson 12-3- atChas. Ilredo 20-3- 1 atS. Knuha at11. I'aahao ntP. Bottrke atO. Anderson 20 31 atJ Mahono 23-3- at3. Znlilnn atB. Campbell atJoe Alo atSol Lo atII. Sharratt . . ; atT. Kakalla atKannnna '....17-3- atII. Knnl atPhillip Gomes at

o

HAKALAU BASEBALL

(Special to The llulltlln) asHakalau, July 31. A great game ol

baseball wag played at Hakalau yester-day between two hastily gathered nine

'from Honomu and Hakalau. Tho gamewas great alright In some ways, butsurely not from a baseball standpoint.The Honomu pitcher struck out nine-teen men and allowed but two bases onballs, yet Hakalau. gathered In thirteen

THE NEW FIRM NAME OIU.

AXTELI& SflAW

It a synonym for fair dealing.

All business entrusted to themwill be faithfully executed.They sell

M0NUMENT8, SAFES,IRON FENCE8 andLAWN FURNITURE.

Personal supervision of

work our guarantee of satis-

faction.

AXTELL and SHAW1048-5- 0 ALAKEA 8T. P. O. BOX 642.

! fSA VGS S7.00 VWKmNCiT J

and

It regulates th. bowel, blood, liver and digestive organs and buildup n horse. It prevent and cure all kind of disease thatnore and other dock are subject to and make the coat glossy and shednicely. It produce bone, muscle and better staying power, and at thesame time improve the wind.

For Dairy Cow, Calves, Hog, 8heep, It has no equal. It thoroughlyrenovate the system, thereby driving out all disease, and making the ani-mal strong and

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ment or nny of his Clerks. When themen have been paid off, the pay rollshave been signed by the men, for themost part, In the presence of ono ofthe clerks who has called off theamount to Mr. Johnson, he himselfpaying over the money.

Tho surprise expressed by certainmen In this matter Is totally unwar-ranted ns the system of computationnnd payment Is the same as has al-

ways prevailed.Tablo below:

105.00 $05.00 5 20-2- $03.00S5.00 S5.00 5 83.0010.00 40.00 5 40.UO

55.00 55.00 5 20-2- 55.0050.00 50.00 5 20-2- 50.0050.00 48.39 5 48.0850.00 50.00 59.0150.00 50.00 1 39-2- 57.C945.00 37.74 4 22-?- 38.QS45.00 30.18 2 32.S845.00 27.58 5 2 ',2345.00 31.93 5 0 29.4245.00 23.23 4 J2-2- 20.7745.00 23.23 4 20.7745.00 29.03 5 25.9045.00 30.48 4 17-2- 29.4245.00 37(74 ;6 0 3G.3445.00 27.58 5 24.2345.00 30.48 .5 16-2- 27.6945.00 23.23 5 19.0445.00' 21.77 4 6 19.0145.00 20.32 4 17J145.00 23.25 4 20.7745.00 24.68 3 24.2345.00 30.29 S 20-2- 34.6146.00 21.77 5 10-2- 17.3145.00 26.13 4 24.2345.00 31.93 5 6 29.4245.00 10.16 2 8.6545.00 17.42 2 10-2- 6 17.3145.00 29.03 4 16-2- 27.0945.00 40.65 5 23-2- 39.8045.00 20.13 5 0 22.6045.00 27.58 4 15-2- 25.9045.00 37.74 5 0 36.3445.00 33.39 5 18-2- 31.1645.00 27.68 5 24.2345.00 33,19 5 31.1545.00 37.74 5 30.3445.00 24.08 4 0 22.5045.00 20.13 4 24.2345.00 13.06 2 12.1145.00 24.CS 5 20.7745.00 33.39 4 32.8845.00 1.45 1.72

runs while Honomu crawled away withonly three.

Honomu did everything but play balltho score shows. There wero a

goodly number of spectators at thegame and what was lacking In goodball playing was made up In spectacular stunts which seemed to keep thocrowd Interested.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ross, J. M. Rossand wife with Miss Daisy Llshman ofHonolulu spent yesterday at JohnRoss' mnukn jesaldence.

The Hakalau school yard Is to benlarged by two acres of land adjoinIng the present school building.

MEN'S SUMMER

SUITSEXCLU8IVE CLOTH8 AND

WORK, BUT MODESTPRICES.

We are anxious to have theInvestigation of the most par-ticular and critical men of our

tailoring shop.We offer all the advantages of

any exclusive maker of men'clothing. We avoid some thingwhich hamper the Individualclothing-maker- .

We are In a to offerthe choice of the season's fab-rics and the best workmanshipthere Is, coupled with a mini-mum cost to the consumer,

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BOOKCASES and FILES?Your advice that you are Interested In these lines, will bring you

our catalogs and full Information.

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PEARSON & PORTER. Ltd.,O. BOX 784. HONOLULU, T. H. PHONE MAIN 317.

P. H. CO. LTD.

Embezzlement Law Can,Says Kellett's Counsel,

Not Reach TrusteesThe preliminary hearing of P. Dan-co- n

Kellett took place this morningbefore Judge Robinson. County Attor-ney E. A. Douthltt appeared for theprosecution while th defendant wasrepresented by J. A, Magoon and JLlghtfoot. '

Llghtfoot opened the proceedings byreading a motion for a bill of particu-lars, asking that the charges againstKellett be further specified. Information was wanted especially on the following point; How, when, where andby what means Kellett became entrust-ed with the $834.40, which be Is charged with having embezzled; how, whenwhere and by what means the saidsum became tho property of the heirsnnd legatees of M. A. Dareto, deceased;how, when, where and by what meansthese heirs and legatees authorizedKellett to take possession of the$334.40. Finally tho names, ages andaddresses of the heirs and legateewero wanted. This motion was supported by an affidavit by J. A. Magoon,wherein H was stated that tho mattercould not Bafcly be proceeded with un-less Information wn given about thenbovo points.

Douthltt said that this was merely a(Continued on Page 6.)

Tho Weekly Edition of the EveningBulletin gives a complete summary ofthe news of the day.

Fine Job Printing at The BulletinOffice.

ADMIRABLEDAVID HAREM.

Among the books that will llvo andbe read as long a the English Lan-guage Is spoken Is that Admirable cha-racter sketch, David Harem. Now, Da-vid was an honest man In every re-

spect but one, he had a passion forskinning, even his best friend, In aIIOSS trade. Strange, Isn't It, thatone's conscience can be so elastic Ina HOSS trade? Strange, but too true.As a feature of a literary production,skinning a friend In a HOSS trademakes good reading, but applied to abusiness such as ours, would never do.If you have a horse to buy or sell,come around and wo will treat youfair; or If you want to take yourfriends out In an elegant e tally-

-ho, or a drive behind a nlco span, ora single horse, wo keep nothing butthe very best of vehicles and roadsters.Our prices are the same as others; ourconveyances are twice as good. Now,If you should want anything in ourlino call around nt tho TERRITORYSTABLES, or ring up Main 35. Wocall for and deliver rigs to any part oftho city. Gtvo us a call. Don't forgetthe place, TERRITORY STABLES.

Territory Stables,J, C, QUINH, Manager.

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8VKVIN0 BUU.BTIN, HONOLULU, T. H., MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1903.

BIG:

CASB SHOE SALE!TO DISPOSE OF BROKEN SIZES.

A GKKAT OPPOHTUXHT TO BUY"SIIOKS CHEAP!

Commencing

THURSDAY, AUG. 10th., 1905.

Mens Shoes.... WE WI LL OFFEll THE FOLLOWING :1 pain Itunnn k Sons lino Patent Oxfords;

.Formerly 0.SO ; CUT TO ?4.0044 pairs Hiuiiiit & .Sons Jhc-- Putunt Leather JluttonMoot ; former! v $7.00 CUT TO ?4.0005 hum ilmiiiiis Blade Kid Balmorals;Formerly $0.50 CUT TO ?4.00

iO pairs Jlanans Tan Viet Balmorals;Fotmeil.v $0.00 CUT TO $4.00

40 pairs Strong k Garfkdds Tan Calf Halmurals;Formerly .$0.50 AfOW $3.75

42 pairs Jolm-o- n & .Mmpliy Tan Balmorals;Formeily .$7.00 XOW ?4.25

u pairs .joiiiKim vv; jiurpliy Tan JJIucIiers;Formerly .$7.00 x

7!i pairs All-to- n Mack Kid and Calf Bals:OW ?4.00

Formerly $5.00 XOW $3.0077 pairs Allston Tan Balmorals;

Formcily .$ 1.50 XOW ?2.85100 pairs All-Jo- n Patent. 0.fmU;

Formerly $5.00 XOW $2.95OS pairs Allston Kid Oxfords;

Formerly $5.00 CUT TO ?2.90100 pahs Assorted Ties $1.00 EACH

LadiesSO pairs Laird, Seholier & Co. Patent Boots, French

Jlcels; Formerly $7.00 XOW00 pairs Laird, hcliober A: Co. Fine Kid Oxford, French

Heels; formerly $0.00 XOW30 pairs Laird, Sehober & Co. Patent Boots, assorted

style; Formerly $0.50 XOW54 pairs Laird, Schohcr &Co. Fine Kid, Oxford Tics;

Formerly $4.50 XOW100 pairs Litird, Schohcr & Co. Fancy Diess Slippers,

assorted; Formerly $5.00, ,0 and $11.00;1UUU CHOICE XOW FOB

100 pairs General Assortment of Tics;YOUB CHOICE AT

!S pairs Aortmont of Tan Ties 504 pairs Lames' .Strap .Slippers, nssorted at

!)2 pairs Ladies' Red Colonial and Slippers;

Misses

94.25

93.75

93.75

92.75

93.25

91.00

92.75., L) yutUU70 pairs Misses' Tan, Hit, Bronze and Black, Strap

t Slippers ; Formerly $2.50 and $:5.00 XOW 91.2500 pairs Misses' Tan Laced B6ots, Spring Heels;

Formerly $0.50 XOW 91.7507 Misses' Black Laced Boots, Spring Heels;

Formerly $:).50 X'OW 91.7580 pairs Baby's Button Boots; Formerly $1.50. .XOW 91.0082 pairs Baby's Tan Button Boots; Formerly $2. XOW 91.25100 pairs Misses' Smiarc Too Button Boots.. . . ,75 A PAIK

COME AXD SEE OX

Thursday. August th.A Great Opportunity !

BEMEMUEK; THESE AUK ALL GOOD SIIOKS, BUTIX BKOKEX LOTS.

MclNERNY SHOEFORT STREET

STORE,

m Look What The Last Staamor Brought Us!3Pfr wyil A large shipment of CRYSTAL SPRINGS BUTTER and the fol liR lowing dellcaclei: ;(&3K ii....lnf FNE 8MOKED 8ALMON.

kcnvcuM vvunoi,METTWUR8T.ITALIAN SALAMI,

S ' IMPORTED HOLSTEIN SAUSAGE,t QORQONZOLA CHEE8E (n bulk),6 CAMEMBERT CHEESE, I ' VFANCY FRENCH CREAMCHEESES,

IMDODTPn RWIRft ANII LIMRUROER f.HFFRF lKSK LARGE BLOATER MACKEREL, 8ALMON BELLIE8, In kit and f9MJ bulk and 8ALT SALMON (extra prime and this year'a catcrj). 2kA

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BAWAIIAN BOARD

is mmumUnder the heading "Editorial Re-

sponsibility" Tho Friend prints tinfollowing:

Tho question of responsibility forstatements mado In Tho Friend liasbeen raised. It Is the custom of thlipaper to print the Initials of nil hacontribute to Us pages. The only exceptions to tills rule are In the caso of

practically unimportant material or of

clippings, tho Eource of tho latter be-

ing ghen. The first Initials nppcarlngIn each Issue cover all of tho readingmatter which precedes, the next fol-

lowing Initials show whoso tho re-

sponsibility Is for nil that intervenesetc. To avoid frequent repetition. Inttints once printed aro often mado tocoer raoro than one article, especiallyIn the case of editorials. Neither theHoard of Kdltors nor tho Hawaiiannoird Is responsible for any opinions,statements or sentiments appearing InThe Friend. The Individual writer

ft., 'hVim$Mtf&itfkAuJMkxajL jAA(i, Jtiu.'i.

PATH

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HOI) (JETS

JOTS JOB

Judge De Holt this morning signedtho commission appointing Job Itatch-do- r

clerk of his court, to succeed P.Danson Kcllett, who resigned last Saturday nrter limine been arrested.There were no less than seen applicants for Keilctt's Job, among thembeing several who aro at present

at tho courts. Among these wasJohn Marcalllno, who was, Ir tho opin-ion of the Judiciary building propheU.tho fntorltc In tho race. The appoint-ment of Dntchelor was therefore somewhat of n surprise. Ilatchelor has agood record as a pabllc officer, havingtor a number of years nilcd the officeor license Inspector. Ho has seen con-siderably of the courts as a Juror.

TO RESTORE HEIAU

It Is desired to restore or at leastmake more approachable tho helaunear Walmca and the best opinions asto tho course to bo pursued arosought.

A party will lslt tho ancient landmark on Wednesday, August 9th. Thohour of departure of tho train willbo 9 o'clock In tho mornlnir. Thisvarty will Include tho committee ofancient landmarks of tho HistoricalSociety: Messrs. W. A. Ilrjnn. W. T.Ilrlghnm, V. 1). Alexander, N. H, Em-erson and L. A. Thurston; Dr. 8. K.lllshop, T. (i. Thrum and I S. Dodge.

TEACHERS' JMIINATIONSTeachers' examinations for Primary

urnno uerttneates will bo held onThursday and Friday, Aug. 10 and 11,at the following places: Honolulu, I.I- -hue, Watlukti, Hllo, Kohala and

Tho Honolulu examinations will boheld In tho High School, beginningThursday morning nt nlno o'clock.

Rev. A. Mackintosh and InspectorWells will be In charge.

Henry Waterhouse Trust Co,. Ltd,,

Stock and Bond Brokers,

Offices: Cor. Fort ana Mar-cha- 8tTelephone Exchange Nu 4.

Wailuku

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$105.

for fclndaList with

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Three daring but unskilful Japanesewero rescued from probable death Intho waters of Pearl Harbor yesterdayafternoon by Clarence Macfarlane. AsIt was the Japs escaped with a goodwetting bad fright, but es-

cape by too great margin.Macfarlane overhauling his

yacht Fatoma at his peninsula resi-dence when be heard the sound of loudcries shore turning saw a cap-sized boat far out Inwith several men struggling In wa-

ter. Macfarlane ran his boathousegot his gasoline launch In short

order. Ho reached the capsized sam-pan just as ona of the Japancso wagabout to sink.

their they could noltherright the boat nor keep It turn-ing under them and throwing themback In tho water, tho shoro halla mile distant,

Macfarlane took tho Japanese andtheir boat In tow and conxejed themto, the shore, where they speedilyappeared.

Cape May Is have special facili-ties for automobile racing. the speedmania of tho country can be Induced

concentrate Itself on tho course, thaof magistrates greatly re-

duced. Washington Star,, t T

whose Initials are ghen bears tho en-

tireDOHEMUS SCUDDKR.

Managing Editor.

STOCK EXCHMtif

HONOLULU, August 5, 1900

name of stockme'rcantiCe

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M. G per cents., OnHoard: CO O. It. & L. Co., $S0; CO

O. & I.. Co., $80; CO O. It. & L.Co., $80; CO O. II. & I.. Co, $80.

Latest sugar quotation, 4 0625 cents,

SUGAR. 4.0625

BEETS 10s 5

Geo. P. Thlelen,STOCK AND DOND BROKER.

Member Hon. Stock and Bond Ex-

change.LOANS NEGOTIATED,

920 FORT ST. TEL. MAIN 12.

Stocks and Bonds WantedI hnv demands all Securities.

yo'ur Stockii end Ronda me and I

will you the highest prices.Qeo. P. Thielen Broker.

A SUIT OF CLOTHES

Cut and fitted an artist la we are ainglng.ault of our In before

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A SUIT FOR $20.00and the beet equal to none, and than

best, something unheard of until we Into the open.We are you we can do, we are doing

EVERY DAY IN THE WEEKOur sewing done artists open

all we have cause be ashamed ofwe turn out. On the we feel proud It, and so.

Levingston & RolandArlington Block, Hotel Street.

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GOLDEN DATE BAKING POWDERttanda today unrivalled among goods

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Blank books of all sorts, ledgers,etc., manufactured by the bulletin Pub-

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LOCAL AND GENERAL

IteadHead

rage 6.

Wants" on page 6.tho Dullctln's latest offer on

Delicious pies tike jour mother 'maue. New ungland Bakery

All tho magazines jou want nt tinpublishers' marked price. Wall, Nlchols Co.

The annual election of the trusteesand officers of t! p Honolulu Chamberof Commerce tokej placo on Wednes-day, the lGlli Instant

A shoe tale that will proo cry atiracmo to bargain hunters, will com-mence Thursday, Aug. 10, at the MoInerny Shoo Stote, Kort street. Headtheir ad. on pace 5.

Oreat reduction sale In laces, em-broidered upllque headings, apllqito cm- -uoiucrea insertions and many stylesof laces In short lengths that will boclosed out at half price at 1'aclfle Import Co.

Chief Justice Froar Is expected toarrUo back from his vacation trip totho mainland In tho near future. Anotice In the court fllo announces thatho will bo In his chambers next Mon-day morning.

Dr J. H. Ilnymond. DroDrletor ofthe Kahlklnul ranch, and family haolaKen Juilgo Knlua's house In Walluku, Maul. Dr. Ita monil Intends toput out his shingle again to followhis profession.

The I'ocus Screen Kodak will be especially appreciated by that class ofcareful photographers who wish to usofilm on account of its comenlcnco jetwho want to ho nhlo to perfect thecomtosltlon of their picture by seeingIt on tho ground glass before expos-ure. Honolulu Photo Supply Co.

frank i:. Thompson, nctlng In hiscapacity of nttorncy for the Into IsaacNoar, forwarded nn explicit cable-gram to tho relatives of deceased onSaturday lust, but has not as jet hadan Instructive answer, but expects onathis nftetnoon. after which desireddisposition will be mado of the bodyof the deceased.

e .

1 1 KELIETI DENIES

THAT HE

1 HIP. Danson Kcllett, the former clerknt Judge Do Uolt's court, who Is nowcharged with embezzlement of thofunds of the cstato of tho late M. A.Ilarette, of which ho was tho trustee,was seen by a IluIIetln reporter thismorning shortly before the beginningof the preliminary hearing before JudgoRobinson. Kcllett was asked what heknew about the 13300 bond which hofurnished as trustee, and which is nown. Using.

"I never saw that bond since thotime I (lied It," said Kellett. "WhenSlmonton asked me about It on thoSaturday before .last, I looked for Itbut could not find It I did not thenconsider It such a serious matter, butlater I saw that Its dlsappearancowould place me In a still worse lightI therefore looked all over for It, butI could not locate It. I thought Itmight possibly be among my estate pa-

pers, which I keep at home, so I madea thorough search of these but It wasnot there."It has very frequently happened that

pepers have been missing up here. Insomo cases they liao been found lat-er mixed up with other documents.It Is absurd to nccuso me of taking thobond away. As n matter of fart 1

wish that I could find It myself. Ithink that If I hnd been nhlo to findthat IjoiiiI I would have escaped thiscriminal proceedings altogether."

EMBEZZLEMENT LAW CANNOTREACH TRU8TEE.

(Continued from Page 4.)preliminary hearing to determinewhether tho cldcnco against Kcllettwas sufficient to warrant his commit-tal to tho Grand Jury. It was not a

trial. Tho char go ngalnst Kcllettcharged htm with embezzling a specificsum on a specific dntc and thus met alltho requirements. Tho other facts ask-

ed for by tho defense were mattersof proof. The only bill of particularshe would give was that Kellett on July1, 1905, embezzled the sum of (834.40

for taxes, which was the property oftho heirs and legatees If tho lato M

A. Darete.Ltgbtfoot and Magoon both argued In

favor of tbo rendering of the bill olparticulars, but Judge Itoblnson heldtbat tho defense was not entitled to It

as a matter of right Douthttt mightgho them ono by courtesy It he want-

ed to.The preliminary hearing was then

proceeded with.M. T. Slmonton, clerk of Judge Itob-

lnson, who reported on Kellctt'a ac-

counts, was tho first witness placed onthe stund by tho prosecution. Ho pro-

duced tho order appointing Kelletttrustee of tho estato of llurcto undera U'iOO bond. '

Magoon objected to tho Introductionof this as cUdcncc on tho grounds thatthero Vas not any stntuto In Hawaiiunder which a trustee could ho charg-ed with embezzlements of funds underhis charge as such. Tho trustee hadtnc logal title to the property In hischarge, and no ono could ho held forembezzlement of a thing to which hoheld the legal title. I.tghtfont followedwith, argument on tho same lines.Douthltt on the other hand held thattrustees could bo Includod under thoHawnllan embezzlement law, Tho mat-

ter wob finally continued until 2 p. m.

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Residence, 627 Berotanls, 8L PhensBlue 2461.

"For Rent" oarete en sale at Bulletin.

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1800CUSTOMERS

Stocktaking SaleDURING THE LA8T FORTNIGHT. "'WrtHl

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WE INTEND TO CONTINUE THIS 8ALE FOR

INCLUDING AUGUST 7th.BIG DISCOUNT8. NEW GOODS. ALL INCLUDED AT 8ALE

PRICES.McCALL'S PATTERN GIVEN FOR EACH MATERIAL PUR-

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A cocker ipanlcl pup.this office.

Address Dog,2120-t- f

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OFF1CF.8 Walty Building, KingStreet

STORKS Fort Street, opposltoCatholic Church.

RESIDENCES Desirable location.STORBDcritanla nnd Fort Sti.

and warehouse In rear.WAREHOUSE on Queen street, op-

posite Government buildings.BISHOP & CO.,

Bankers,i

TO LET.

Two

3121

Furnished Housekeepingmosquito Ala-- Midwinter

kea bet. weird games yesterday.2265-t- f Iron

nnd the Iron menfurnished rooms, with mod-- u out. to

beat13S7 St. 3S42. ninth

men nnd the

painted cottage; sani-tary plumbing. River St. J.W. Podmore, and King.

3091

bio. near car barn. "M.,"

Lnne.Smith St., Hotel e.

3071-t- f

rooms atKing St. No. 8.

3125-t- f

Three rooms, or723 King

proof rooms.At 84 St. 2728 tf

Maklkl.

drinks.Works,

stjtcs.

lowed; League playedAlaUea woolly

started troubleOutside

Nowly

respect.mosqulto-proo- f sla-ii!'-

Bulletin.Address

ChrlstlyKwal,

Furnished houickceplng Cot-tag- o

Grove,

furnished unfurnlsh-cd- .

Street.

furnishedVineyard

furnished ooms at street! worth, Soares. Me- -Mrs. McConnell. Corrlston,

Sebastian,323 Vineyard Sebastian,

rf.; Scharsch,

LOHIGold cross, with Jewels, on fine

probably on E. Judd St.office. 3129 tf

BALLASTING.

Mawallan-Japanet-e Ballasting Co.ue di&ck sana from 12 to 93 loadaccording (o Pnrnlrocks for stable, roads side-walks; firewood. Third door belowKing, Maunakea SX; P. O. box 820Telephone Main 396.

DYEING AND CLEANING.

Uemura dyes (any color) and cleanclothes; repairs bicycles and fur-bishes employees. 520

up Main 147, when yo'iclothes to clean or press,St. Kaplolanl

T. Hayashl repaired537 Beretanla St

BUILDING

Ua Reynolds A mate.rial, and build- -

en' hardware. Mauka'Home, Alakea St

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

cor. King and Bethel,Contractor and andIn furniture; manufacture all kindsof Koa Furniture.

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

For house-hel- phene WhrteEmployment Office,

cor. Peuacola and Beretanla.31341m

VETERINARY 8URGEON.

A. R. Rowat, D.V.8., 777 KingTaL Blue S101.

BARBER

For nice, smooth shave call at thCriterion Shop, Fort St.

POH SALE.tut. I.I.II.M nmt lot. 100 x 130. at Ka--

palama, near Kntuinm bcnooi, iut--

rcsldenco of II. II. H. Uuth,Kecllkolanl Two lots, 50 130,

same. At a P. E.II. Strauch, Walty No, 7

St.

Pino corner lot Inwater, fruit and ornamental treesand nil Improvements. min-

utes' wnlk from cars and PunahouCollege. Address B. F this office.

day, fresh bread, cake and pies

at Home Ilakery, 1177 Alakca street.Mrs. Parrel, proprietor. 3112-t- f

Soi.a water nnd all the latestIlnwnllan Soda 1425

St. Tel. Blue 2871. 3113-t- f

Pino men's suits mado to order nilW. L. Nuuanu,

ner.r tf

Cheap Homo near Wnlklkl.Address It K., Bulletin.

ill) NOR dllSVISTANDING.

P. W.Aulas 2 2H. I. W 3 2

'Alohas 2 1

Mnklkls 3 1

'Stars 3 1

3 1

Pet.1.000

CC7

.COO

.333

.333

.333

Booms al-- l tt "cool and proof. The two

Home, St. Hotel and nndKing. The Stars and Honolulu Works

. ' theall on 9 7. In the second gam

ern conveniences. Gentlemen pre-'th- e Diamond the Mnklkls,fcrred. Fort Tel. W. 21 to 7. In the Inning of this

3113-t- f game came to bat

ApplyBethel

ttchamplonrtlp

3142-l-

Cottages InWong maukn

Enqulro

Apply 3I20ttI'owly mosquito

.

this

a

and

have

and

MATERIAL8..for

x

In

S.

slaughter was awful, 11 runswhile errors piled up so fast

the nlr was murky. Both games wereexceedingly plenteous In lilts nnd errors, but the Mnklkls probably hold

In the latterOutsldo room with

Reward

Mfllnfl

Co.,

Chang,

Ma-

klkl.

The teams and score by Innings follows:

Stars Crook, lb.; Naclmcnto, If.;Jackson, rf.; 2b. and p ; Joseph,

.Martin, cf.; Osborne, S3.; Lo Ou,Sb.; Milton, p. und 2b

II. I. Prycc, 2b.; rrcltus, s.;Honan, lb.; Patrick, cf.; Hiissey, p.jDe p.; Swnuston, Woods, If.tKc, dribble, rf.; Roc, 3b.

Score by Innings1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9

Stars 0 0000023 27T. I. W 0 0 3 0 0 13 0 '9Diamond Heads Desha, cf.; Frecth.3b.: c: Clark, lb Chllllnz.

1223 Emma 2b.; Sumner, If.;2563 ss.; Homer, rf.; Sullivan, p.

" Mnklklkls M. 2b. nnd 3h ;--room cottage. St. near Sllvn. p. nnd 2b.; A. 3b. and

Eplma- - 3101-1- J c; Palalna, lb.; Hiram,

chain,

distance hauled.

King St.

llakeaBldg. 3060-t- f

Clothes cleaned,dyed.

buildingdoors, shingles

Sailors'3068

WingBuilder, Dealer

2891,Oeneral

street

8HOP.

1111

merly

Bargain.Bldg, King

Curbing,

Every

Emma

Lung, 101S

King.

Park,

TEAM

Diamond

Heads

fifteen

sash,

Heads

beingscorcJ,

Apply Dixon,

Ponte.

Moses,

rf.; rrcltas, cf j o. Madelros, If.; Ka--lauawa, ss., L. Fernandez, p.

Score by Innings1 2 3 I 5 6 7 S 9

Diamond Ilca.ls. . I 0 0 15 0 0 01121Maklkls 10005100 07

BUSINESS DIRECTORYMU8IC.

Mr. Jas. Sheridan has opened a repairing snop at lies Miller St. cor Bere-tanla. Charges reasonable A num-ber of second-han- pianos In goodcondition, cheap. Orders may beleft at Haw'n. News Co.

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

Japanese Chinese and Korean laborers, cooks nnu ynrduoys. inquire1250 Fort St. Tel. Whlto 816.

REFRESHMENTS AND RECREA.TION.

Visit our bar and bowling alley fornnd recreation. Horse-sho-

Saloon, Hotel St. Attendants:A. C. Davis and Harry Rlvors; Man-ago-

Wm, Patterson.

REPAIRING,

Umbrellas repaired and brass polish-ing. Takata, 1284 Fort St

3085-t- t

PAINTING.

See John M. Martin for painting andInterior decorating, 1040 Alakea StTel. 3131 White. 8097

LOCK8MITH.

Bee Hatting for repairs of Locks,Koys, Muslo Boxes, Sharpening ofFlno Cutlery. Rear Union Orlll.

LAWYER.

V. T. Rawlins, Attorney and Counsel-lor-at-La-

602 Stangenwald Build-ing. 3118 U

KAIMUKI ZOO BY NIGHT.Tho Kawalhau Orchestra will plai

at the Kalmukl Zoo Wednesday andFriday evenings from 7:30 until 11 p.m. Take an evening ride and see tho;ore; i.ikuiii uuu r.,ici:irii;iH cuucis inthe Fish and Turtle Pons

'""" Mill- - inmiilVffl iim 1i .arW-i-- f'if. . TjBBjfeTA..!jJ it

v

EVENINO BULLETIN, HONOLULU, H MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1905.

CF! Return ofSHERLOCK

(HOLMES1 1W A CONAN nOYLE.. ., mmnxar

Author of "Th Adventure! of Sherlok Holmes,""The Hound of the Ditkervlltes" "The Slsn ULUVTRATID

of the Four." "A Study In ctrlt," Etc. BY F. D. SI

The Adventure, olthe Solitary

Cyclist

"JJ' No. 4 of the ferlw '

(Continued from Saturday)Today l wnn not alarmed, but 1 was

flllcil with curiosity, and 1 determined!to llmt out who ho wns nnd what howanted. I slowed down my machine, '

but ho slowed dow n his. Then I stop-ped altogether, hut he stopped also.Then I laid a trap for him. There Is nsharp turning nf the road, ami I ped-aled very quickly round UiN, mid thenI stopped nml wnltiil. I expected himto (.hoot round nml past mc before hocould stop. But ho never appeared..Then I went back nml looked round Uiecorner. I could sec n tulle road, buthe was not on It. To inako It tlm moreextraordinary, there wnn no sldo roadAt tlili point down which ho could havegone."

Holme chuckled and rubbed hUbands. "This caso certainly proicnMsome features of Its own." unlit ho."How much time elapsed between yourturning the corner nnd your dUcocrythat the rond was clear!"'

"Two or three minutes."Then he could havo retreated

down road, 'you'nre no side roads'"

"None.""Tlien ho certainly took n footpath

on ono nldo or tho other.""It could not have been on tho sldo

heath or I should hnvo him.""So by process of exclusion wo

nrrlvo nt tho fact that ho mado his wnytoward Charllngton Hall, which, as Iunderstand, Is situated In Its owngrounds on ono sldo of tho road. Any-thin- g

else?""Nothing, Mr. nolmcs, savo that I

CopjrlsLt by Coltlrr't Wctkl?.

T.

of

of

WAS AOAINST SLOGOINQ

(viis so perplexed that I felt I hhouieCot bo happy until I had seen you andhail your iidvlce."

Holmes sat lu silence for some littletime.

"WIkto Is tho gentleman to whomyou cngngwl V ho uskeil nt last.

"IIo Is lu tho Midland Electrical coinlit

"IIo would not pay you n surprisevisit?"

"Oh, .Mr. Holmes! As If I should notknow hlmr

"Hino yon had any other admirers?"".Several before 1 knew Cyril.""And KluceV I

"There wns this dreadful man, Wood'

icy, you can cull blm an admirer.""No ono vIho'i"Our fuir client seemed a llttlo con

fused."Who wns he?" asked Holmes."Oh, may a inoro fancy of mine

but hail seemed to mo sometime!Unit my employer, Mr. Carrotheratakes a great deal of Interest In meHu hns never said anything. Ho Is sperfect But a girl alwayiknows,"

"Hot" Holmes looked grave "Whatdoes ho do for a living?"

"Ho Is a rich man.""No carriages or horses?""Well, at least ho Is fairly well to do

But ho goes Into tho city two or threttimes a week. Ho Is deeply InterestedIn South Afrlcnn gold shares."

"You let mo know nuy fresh de-velopment. Miss Smith. I nm venbuty Just now, but I will time touroko some Inquiries to to your case.,00''

" ' -- m rrinV

JlifilrrtLE i-- '

rii rnvnurunu lake no sU-i-i witimiletting tuo know. Cloodby. ami I tnislthat wo shall havo nothing but goodnews from you." . ,

"it Is port of tho nettled order of na-

ture that such a girl should have followers." saUI Holme as he pulled nthis meditative pipe, "hut for choice noton bicycles In lonely country roadsSome accretive lover, beyond nil doubt

But thero nro ctirlom nnd suggestivedetails nhout the ense, Watiou."

"That ho should appear only nt Uintpoint"

"Exnctly. Our flrt effort mint bo tofind who nro the tenant of Charting'ton Hall. Then, ng.ilu, how about theconnection between Ciirruthers nndWootUoy, since they nppenr to bo menof such' n different type? How camu

I they Ixith to he so Keen upon lookingtip Ralph Smith's relations? Oco mora

: iiMn Wli.i unrt nf n mnnnco U !

ns

U

sono

It to

IT A A

nro

ir

It hoIt

""'"

hi

It

At

It

ho'his led

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H. A. C.S

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P.1313131213

P.55

. fi

Kama 54

L. Pet10 3

6 76 75 76 II

3 2 .6003 2

3 2 .6002 31 3

it H

It, It,of

by the by

7 to 1. to hitsby A lo

As for the 11.

which pay thu prleo for C.'s whichn i.niwnn Imi iWi nnt keen ii horsp. wns not nt nil fair to file

i six miles tho . rules. The furnished' Odd, oihlj" ulnc. They

"Von will pilownr" Id the Bods oil ft

I "No, my you will go w !t!l n low1 nnd n smllo' may bu somo In- - and to back,

and I break my other. oven when It by thefor tho sake: of It. I The store wns 9 to

On Monday yoit will nrrlvo runs wero nil, nndyou will

nenr you ob-

serve these facts for yourself nnd netyour own Judgment Then,

tho am,thoWM"J55"ta.f!j

tho seentho

will

find

the

will

youreport."

We hnd ascertained from tho ladj"that she went down upon tho Mondayby tho train which leaves Waterloo nt0:50, I mid caught Uio0:13.' Fnrnhnm I had dif

In being directed to Charllngtonheath. was mlstnko

LEFT

I I cyclistdirection

hadn suit, hud

bcuril. reaching

machine und through

Wales. Cefn

district. Thiswalk

River Dee beenrendered

having through

Job Printing

IKS M FOR

TWO TAOS

OFF FUN P1TCMR

HAMMER KAMS COLD.THREE ARE TIED.

PENNANT PURSUITPRETTY.

GAMES DATE.

Elks

HonoluluMallesPunahous

SECOND SERIES.

PunahousHonolulus

Malles

.416

.384

.600

.250

Swallowantlcred herd Elkdoml Beaten

cellar beatenPuns, sqiinrcly, homstly, thor-oughly held

Eddlo Desha. vaunt, boastedhitters!

second, game,

double market really played eighteen men,according

nltlioimti from Kams. however,Wiition-ve- ry additional handed the.

Ignmn silver platter!Oenr bow Gascon

tlnwii. Thli trifling refused take presenttrlgue, cannot offered generousImportant research Hunotulus. flnnl

early nt'i, Earned beforernrnhnm; conceal yourself

heath;

nihlscs.

that

started earlystntlou

ficultyImposslblo

sprangfrom

erect-ed

loversthat along

TEAM8

Swallow

fairly,

station?

fellow;

tho death-watc- h the crowdmado good Us escape. It a

good crowd, too. morthan fair to that It got money'sworth. Even tho l(iit wasInteresting than many this season.

These games bunch Elks, Puna-hous And Honolulus the second te- -

each with .000 It's abully flag. ...

' iEddie IKSha lias pitched gooii ball

before nnd he do It but ho I

will hnvo to sonm"" " "" "- - "--uiu pitiiu ui uiu yuiuiK iiiur s niiven- -. ... . . . l,.II.H l.nll l.n nnl... It..lure, ror uio roan netween uio " u"" '""' kuii i"- - i.im i.'iopen heath on one sldo nnd nn old Saturday. Desha simply tt'is thrnhedge upon the other, surrounding n with tho Btuff that wins Bpsei. fon- -

. park which Is studded with mannldccat Irol, cures bieaklng well, nnd rare

STRAIGHT RUFFIAN."

Coventry."

gtnfTcman.

t'harllngton

cither had desertedbut now

which IIo wasHaw

Ou thotho C'hurllugtoii grounds

hedge,

(To continued.)

councilbridge stream tho

was hadcomplained

side thepreviously thocouples

The Bulletin

TO

Kams

W.

W.

.400

Richardson!

champions,

And two

the

the

end thathnd was

It'ssay Its

moru

the

percentage.race

will again,

I..,1runsyew

1

tho

for

Judgment the batters. the thirdInnljig Hnmptou sneaked a safobetween Meyers and Van Vllct,

oneand

c

safethe sceuth drovo one1 Jmld score a ball,

Meyers SftVC these This" game pleasedtV.'O hits that lonesomo n and good thero nnd And the sum

Elks the next game. nns flvothat Was even third score: Tho their

n safety. Two men one,wns hit 'a pitched ball, but tho.rest died firtt tho Moore, .,4

It was s day.lHnmpton, p.made most ..

a double and timely Cogswell, lb,bat. I 2b.

Not that did all. He got some! Wilder, .grana support inc tlelil nml a good' l. ..many men wero nailed between bases.

times the support hut thogood work steadied the

team and they kept theirably. Judd, Ahrcns nnd Major RipVan Vllct played cleerly the field.

Major's star stunt atle paragraph. was tho O..inning wnn two out nml Ahrcns,

anything that stage mightwon tho for tho Elks. Kla'lJ."

a

a a

na

J

a

a

J

Itin

Vansent

cleanrightwnn

second, retiring tho whllo fromcrowded grandstand Major

war.The Elks first place were

nndtheir was gono and

wiuie field,.now combination morettvo

.461

Tiers mam """.. '.lichen studded stone, sldo ,"." 7. eeason

molderliig heraldic em-- !1,y wlld "late-blem-

but this central Lvcra oml cBswe" also offended,rlago observed sovcrul points1 n,Itlfl1 thtov'-wher-

thero wero hedgo T1' Beconi1 slipping fromnnd iinths through them. Ellts' havo

opposite

(llsnptieurlug

uncomfortable,wade

stream.

TRIVIAL

walked

pitcher's

f

I

Wliltc,

nlmostDcshn,

brok-en

pillar tl,r0tt'

The Ability to make aBeginning is the

REAL TESTAnybody Can See a Finish

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Dcgun.

ikfntnmJudil's grounder, hit Soares sacrlllccd. Bruns

teruoute scored. Woods hit safo nnd.ttruck out. Qlcnson was onDob White passed

past left. for crowdlooked ns menscly humor lasted It

Prohlklllorl candidate, tho gotlthrough The official! runs.cousin Knms

either byerror. Desha

and.ting slngld

Vnnatta.

wacrel,wholo

nerve adnllr.

The deserves

cf. ..

Meyer,

will

and

ELKS.AB.R.DH.PO.A.E.

...4

ReuterQlAtison

PUNAHOUS. En Huo

Woods, ,.AJudd,

4

..

who

The

whosince

The

Thelocal

perly

Wa-lln-

nothing

readied

First

roo3tcu first soldier Illngliind Vllct, UMtho bat. Tho military man Desha, If...,,Inst second. certainly Wuterhousc, rf.looked hit but the Major Judd, C....T.......2 ""O

scooped fullono nnd

the the re-

ceived tho honorstho

by changes, theplaco confidence

l t t"a

wl111

gaps !

&go

,

wildShel- -

Into

lono

also

by

...3

01

000000

CV , 3 0

'baseman startedTotal 1 H second

scored.

It seconduases

ss 1

a ......4 1211shot toward It 2 1 0 0 0a 1 0 '1

ItHand tossed It Total 7 6 5

second

n

I n

Innings-

All.H.BH.PO.A.n. Aylett

1 2 3 4 o 6 7 8 90 0002002 370 0 0 0 0 0

Sacrltlco hits Wilder.mey were inis accounts Ahrcns, Waterhouse,

tho errors, every one wns Hampton, 2was belilnd tho Desha.

nnn left the Left bases Punahous 5.wns effee- -'

tho l'nnnitnwa jratevfar z"" """"''an' "no

surmounted by l'ccor'1 ",6besides car-- 1 nnd

Urlvorlcs Is

leading Tim tl10 and thev

an

the

tho

Rlnglnnd,but

Score

Punahous10 01

Two baso Desha.Evers.

nervous, Judd. Judd.which Stolen Rases

Rlngland

JIooro

Brasp

the

the

the

the

the

throw

honie.

Judd,

playedStruck out Hampton DeshaBases Hampton Desha 2.Double plays Judd Woods,

Ahrcns Judd.Hit by pitcher Vanntta.Passed Rlnglnnd 2.

tt tt ttTho Kam-H- , gamo wns long

house was Invisible road, hut tl10 hardest n fight, their drawn out affair, with tho redeemingHurrouniiings spoito gloom i"' conuuion u uoiu incir own. lenturo unexpectedness. Tho A

nnd decay. They hnvo played ball nil sea- - C.'s cinched tho tho start nndino nontn wns covered with golden "1 "ley against It now then managed got a few moro com

patches of flowering gleaming ond It's n caso simply pulling fertnhlu scores for good measure. RcuimiKiiiuceniiy in iignt tlio bright .teuicr or losing series. ter sturtcd out wild a rabbit, but

sunsiune. iiciunu ono i:iks got tneir first, Inst, his teum-mnte- s' mlsplays were wlldeni.uu,ir, man my posuion so ns to nnu uieir only score the In- - Tho Knms showed a foolishvimmmuu oovu guiowny or nan ning. Hampton singled, stole second taking 'chances andand a stretch tho ro,i noJ""" came. norae B- - Uc,lia s " Iettl"8 B00(l n pass by, A

been whenleft It, saw a riding

down from thoihat I come. chidlu dark and I that ho ablack end

It agup

view

eIn the hasn foot over a In

becausea favorite

the of had

to the

Fine

Elks

.709

.461

L. Pet

yethe

A.

of

And no

game

rles.the

In

pay

In l. on

ns Us of

to up withand

byor 3b

graco of anho It, ci.

a atthe

ho rf.

At

O.

Inlit

In 2b ,.....me cf.

nt 3b.hnvo gnmo

littlea

will

toin

ofdo

6

...3

...3

J.

went after

side,

Kla.

J.10

on

Into 33

ofIn

up In

White

but

"uu ou"Kla "1S

tho

6

of L.

.,. 27 21

nt O,

L.It,

O. E.O.

nil L.of E.

in on 6,

lo

In

to

27 11

6, S.on

a. toto a.

C. ntho of In

uiu an ot of H.nt

eun- - nre up toof to- -

uio or ino asof "o

mi oftuo me

onIon ofIt

toIn

of

Inuiv

be

at

toM

of

of

p.

.3

tor

3,

A.

In

iiiiiin iu uiaL. innitniiaTri enn hiiK i.i ji

suit,

career

bat,

than

each

safe.

Elks

balls

from kind

good gnmo

gorso

theso theirthird

baseside.

from

do

balls

""-- ! ....to nun uuu uu error in inePims got two In tho fifth. E. first Inning resulted In but one KamDesha singled, stole Becond and went to score, nnd this Is a sample of the wholethird when Evers dropped Cogswell's game. Sheldon and Kekuewa were thothrow, a. Desha bunted him home principal erring brothers, but the wholecessiuiiy, waternouse, who was play- - team failed to play heady andIng In the Punahou right pasture, fore- - deserved to lose. Reuter was not hitcd Q. Desha at second. L. Judd walk- - hard, but his strike-ou- t ball was offcd. Woods hit to Vanatta who muffed duty nnd his support weak so thatan easy chance, and Waterhouse came the result Is not to ho wondered at.homc' I Barney Joy let the Kams down with

In the eighth the Puns added two five hits, three-- of which wcto In themore. Woods wns safo on Cogswell's first Inning, nnd though the Knmserror. O. Judd him to third with often got men on bases they could nota to left, and he scored on register. Eleven of Lemon's men wereAhrens' sacrifice. Meyer flew out to thus abandoned.Bob Whlto nnd O. Judd beat the throw In tho very first Inning the H. A. C.'sIn. Puns merely rested n half-- won tho game beyond cavil or ques-lnnln- g

nnd completed tho good work Hon. En Sue was safe on Kekuewa'swith three more. Van Vllet got to sec-- error. J. AVIUlnms hit safe. Thenond on Moore's wild throw, a, Desha Reuter walked Aylett and Joy, tho lastsingled to center. Waterhouse sa- - tlmo forcing D Sue on the firstcrlflced Van Vllct home, and on Evers' score of tho kind this season, A. Wll- -

ii

I don's error, but after working aroundto third wns finally caught between

opened

costly.

tally. Sheldon drew n pass, reachedsocond on J, Williams's error, nndcamn homo on n succession of hits byPahu, JonH rind Kekttcwa.

3, Tho Reds added one In the fifth.l,Joy hit for two bases. A. Williams2 attempted to sacrifice but was safe,0 and Joy scored on Soares' sacrifice.0 In the last session Olcason drew a1

, ticket, Fernandez singled buC wns forc-- 0

ed nt second by En Sue. The thirdsteal

. . 28 2 over throw and nnd'

Williams hit safe.

lb.

full,

of

of

wltli

llko

followed nnd Williams

hits

Elks

,lot

bad

- l .-.- -i

The

sue--ball

sent

The

En

free

0, scored on Pahu'Tii official score:

wild throw to third.

K HONOLULUS.AB.It.BII.PO.A.E.

En Sue 311, i:,i ,, . . . X 2 0 0 3 1

I J. Williams, 21'..- - f 2 2

1'Aylctt, cf. ...,,.".-- . ..3 1 I

Ojjoy, p. , ,..-.- 3 1

O.A. Williams, ss .? 1 1

Soil res, c 'I 0 0Brims, rf. 4 tf rf

Cllcnton, lb 3 1 (IFernandez, If 4 0 1

Tofat , . ,,., 35 9 C 27

1

1

i

13 B

KAJUCIIAMEHAS.. AB.R.BH.PO.A.E.

Sheldon, ss, ...,, 4 10 4 12Lemon, 3b ,..,.5 0 10 10Pahu, rf. ,4 0 110 1Jones, c. r,2 0 1 4 1 0Kekuowif, lb J 0 1 10 0 2Hnmauku, 2b 4" 0 0 2 4 0Pliinkitt, If. ,..2 0 1 4 0 0Kokl. cf I 0 0 10 1Renter, p. 3 0 0 17 1

Totnl 32 1 6 27 14 7Score by iiniliiga

123 4'507S9Honolulus . . .T..C 0001000 3 !

Kumehnmehns ...10000000 0 1Two base hit Jo.Sacrifice hits Joy, Soares, Kekuewa,Stolen bases ,En Sue, J. Williams,

A. Williams, Fernnnflei, Pnh'u, Sh'el-do- n,

Jones, Plunkctt.Left on bases II. A'. C.'aX KamsUl..Struck out Joy 9, Reuter 3.'Bases on balls Joy 0, lieuter 4.'

Passed balls Jcnes 4.

The Queen of Roumanla- - preaches'the "simple life." She writes: "If on-'-l- y

people could content themselves'with the fruits of the earth, withbread and vegetables for their dallylore, how easily might men providefor their families! If only womcndldnot rcqulro such costly toilets, theywould never be under tho necessity ofworking for their own living. For thepnsent stato of things men aro per- -

haps In tho first instance to blame.since they have encouraged women tobecomo so frivolous and exacting; buttho greatest fault lies with the womenthemselves, whose cxtravagancomakes them demand such sacrifices'from th'lr husbands."

"inr Job Printing at The Btilletlai

Jtt

aThe Taft Party"have come and gone on 8. 8. Manchuria, but the big ihlpment of

MEN'S FINE SHIRTSwhich we received by that boat, IS STILL HERE, and will be toldat prlcei that assure ui of tatlefled customers.

Globe Clothing Co., 64 Hotel St.oorporation Notices,

NOTICE.

MeCABE, HAMILTON & RENNY CO.,LIMITED.

At the Annual Meeting of the stock-holders of McCalie, Hamilton & KennyCo., Ltd., held la this city July 28,1905, the following officers woro elect-ed to serve during tlio ensuing year:

President W. PfotenhauerVice President A. A. YoungManager Louis MarksSecretary Chas. BonTreasurer Chas. H. AthertonAuditor Norman Watkln

CHAS. DON,3143-l-

SPECIAL MEETING.

HONOLULU BREWINQ & MALTINGCO., LTD.

Notice U hereby glcu that a specialmeeting of the Honolulu Browing &Malting Co., Ltd., has been called bythe President and that tlio same willhe held at the ofTlce of the companyIn Honolulu on Saturday, the 2d dayof September, 1905, at the hour of 2o'clock p. in., on said dato for thepurpose of considering and voting up-

on a proposed amendment to the by-

laws of the Company.Signed L. SCHWEITZER,

Secretary.Honolulu, August 1, 1905. td

PUREREPAREDAINT

made by W. P. Fuller & Co.and handled by ua will covera much larger area of surfacethan a hand-mad- e lead and oilpaint. The expense of laborIs double the cost of the paint.It costs as much to apply Infe-rior paint aa it does pure paintAdulterated and cheap paintwill fade, lose its gloss andperish In a very short time.W. P..FULLER & CO.'S PUREPREPARED PAINT WILLwear for years and retain Itssuperior finish.

LEWERS & COOKE,Limited.

177 S. KING ST.

G, Meinecke RanchAT

KAUFor Sale Or Lease At A Bar-

gain.

1 LOT OF 103 ACRES1 LOT OF 72 ACRES1 LOT OF 32 ACRES1 LOT OF 149 ACRES

25 Cows, 10 Heifers and BlackAngus Bull, Horses and Mules andWagons and Harness, Dwelling House,Laborers' and Milking House, WaterTanks.

The above at a bargain till the 31stof August

Inquire at Bulletin office orC. MEINECKE,WAIOHINU, KAU.

LORD & BELSERGeneral Contractor and Teaming.

Bridges, 8tee and Concrete and SewerWork. Guarantee first-clas- s work atlow prices.

Also curbing, crushed rock, blacknd white sand, soil or filling material

at lowest rates.

OFFICE AND YARDS.

SOUTH adKAWUAHAOTelephone Main 198.

Special SaleOF

FI8HNET8, TWINE and BRONZEWIRE CLOTH at

A FERNANDEZ & SON,Nos. 44-5-0 King St., Katsey Block, betNuuanu and Smith Sts.; Tel. aln 189.

Von Hamm-Youn- g Co,, Ltd,.

IMPORTER8, COMMISSION AND

MACHINERY MERCHANTS.

ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDINQCor. King and Bishop Sts.

ALLIGATOR PEAR,GOLDEN 8H0WER,

ROYAL PALM, andCOCOS PLUM08IS

PLANT8 FOR 8ALE A TMR8. E. M. TAYLOR, FLORI8T.

VOUNB BUILDING.TEL. MAIN 339.

TPf"llWVj "'

Business Notices.

THE HAWAIIAN REALTY AND MA.' TURITY CO., LTD.

Real Estate Mortgage Loans and In-

vestment Securities. Homes' Built onthe Installment Plan.

Home Office! Mclntyra Bldg.,Honolulu, T. H,

L. K. KENTWELL, Qeneral Manager.

NOTICE.

Honolulu, July 8, 1905.Notice Is hereby given that the

Quong Chong Co. of Kukulhaclc, Coun-ty of Hawaii, has made nn assignmentfor the benefit of all its creditors, totbo von Harum-Youn- g Co. and ChuOem of Honolulu. All claims must bopresented to the assignees on or be-

fore August 8, 1905.3120-l-

NOTICE.

During my absenco from the Tcrrl- -tory, E. BulTnnricnu will act for me asManager of the Ellis aice Club. Tele-phone Main 425.

WM. S. ELLIS.3143-l-

SPECIAL NOTICE.

I hereby rIvo notlco that I will notbo responsible for nny debts contract-ed lu my name without my written or-

der. E.. MARION" IJIIOWN.3140-l-

Hawaiian Carriage

Manufacturing Co.

427 QUEEN ST. TEL-- MAIN 47.

P. O. BOX IBS.

Manufacturers of all kinds of Car-

riages and Vehicles, Wagons, WagonMaterials of all descriptions supplied;Rubber Tires put on at reasonableprices; Repairing, Painting and Trim-ming; satisfaction guaranteed; esti-

mates given.

C. W. ZIEQLER, Manager.

DAVID DAYTON137 MERCHANT 8TREET.

Lots for SaleIn KAPIOLANI PARK ADDITION,

KALIHI, and other desirable localities

Also 1 JUMP-SEA- BUCKBOARD,

second-hand- ; good as new.

Oriental Languor

Is breathed by our exception-ally fine stock of Oriental Ta-pestry, Couch and TableCovers. We have also achoice assortment of OrientalCurtains and Lace Curtains.

Porter Furniture Co.,Young Bulldh.g. Corner Hotel St.

Family f Rats End Lift Togathir.In the yard of a local residence, a pathetic

sight was seen the other morning. Nearthe water faucet was a family of dead rats.They had eaten Stearns' Electric Rat andRoach Paste and rushed out of the house tothe nearest point where there was water,and gave up life together. Stearns' ElectrioRat and Roach Paste is sure death. It Iseasy to use and absolutely guaranteed tokill cockroaches, waterbugs, rats, mice, etc,driving them out o( the bouse to die. Dealera generally have the Paste (or sale, orpackage will be sent, express prepaid on recelptof price by the Stearns' Electric PastsCo., Tribune Building, Chicago, III. Smallelse, 25c; Hotel site, eight time ih.quantity, $1.00. S3

SATO,181 HOTEL STREET near RIVER.

Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries ; Repairing a Specialty. Goods not calledfor in 30 daye will be sold.

BUILDING MATERIALSOF ALL KINDS.

Dialers In Lumber and Co?)

ALLEN & ROBIN80N,Queen St, Honolulu.

S. SA1KI,S63 S. BERETANIA 8T.

TELEPHONE BLUE 881.Dealer In Bamboo Furniture, Plo

ture Frames, Gras Linen, Drawn Linn, Table Cloths, Collars, Neckties,

Etc.

Blank hooks of all sorts, ledgerset?., manufactured by the Bulletin Pubtithing Company.

EVENING ntJTLtETlK, HONOLULU. T. H.. MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1905,

tABOR Iff IAIPMTWWIac nui.DC! i uim

BRECKONS SO HOLDS

IN LEQAL OPINION

HOLDS THAT TERRITORIAL ACTIS CONTRARY TO CONSTITU-

TION AND ALSO TOTREATY.

" la an opinion delivered to the Hawaii Shlnpo United Stntcs District At-

torney Urcckons shows that tbo Terri-torial law excluding Japanese frompublic works Is unconstitutional. Thisopinion Is in part as follows:

The fourteonth amendment to thsConstitution brovldcs as follows;

"No state shall make or enforce anylaw which shall abridge the privilegesor Immunities of citizens of the UnitedStates; nor shall any stuto deprive anyperson of life, liberty, or propertywithout due process of law, nor denyto any person within Its Jurisdictionthe equal protection of the laws."

Tills provision is nlso enforced byBee. 1077, Revised suites, whlph Is aifollows:

"A!! persons within the Jurisdictionof the United States shall have thesame right In every State ond Terri-tory to make and enforce contracts, insue, ho parties, give evidence, nnd tothe full and equal benefit of nil lnwiand proceedings for the security ofpersons nnd property ns Is enjoyed bywhlto citizens, nnd shall ho subject tolike punishment, .pains, penalties, tnxta,licenses nnd exactions of ctery kind,nnd to no other."

Tho latter part of the amendment"nor deny to any person within ItsJurisdiction the equal protection of thelaws" has In every Instnnro In whichIt has been before the courts, been heldto cover tho caso of alt persons, wheth-er citizens or aliens, residing withinthe Jurisdiction; henco all aliens, resi-dents within tho Territory of Hawaii,nrc protected by tho clause.

The law of tho Territory of Haw-all- .

certainly discriminates between per-sons resident within tho Territory.By Its terms all persons are not equal-ly entitled to acquire and enjoy prop-erty. By Its terms, Impedimenta aroInterposed to tho pursuits of somewhich are not applied to the same pur-

suits by ths others.The Territorial Act Is as palpably

aimed at Japancso and Chinese labor,as though It had said so In as manywords. A very large percentage of laborers In tho Territory aro cither Jap-anese or Chinese. Under the laws ofthe United States neither Chinese norJapanese can become naturalized. Theact might Just as well liavo said thateverybody but Japanese and Chinesemight be employed on public works,Irrespectively of their citizenship.

I am not prepared to sny what myopinion would bo as to the validity ofa law preventing all aliens from engaging In public works.

Breckons further holds that thetreaty between Japan and the UnitedStates, ratified In 1895. opposes the Ter-ritorial law, which distinguishes clear-ly between subjects of Japan and thoseof other countries.

8UPERVI80RS TO PROBE

(Continued from Page 3.)ployes to attend tho Seagirt rldocompetition. Superintendent of Pub-lic Works Holloway acknowledged re-

ceipt of communications from thoHoard on matters previously report-ed.

Tho Republican County Committeewrote to endorse applicants for office.A petition was received from a num-ber of men who wanted woflc In thoquarries. At drat It wns suggestedthat this ho referred to tho Roadsand Bridges Committee, hut I.uiassaid ho wanted nhsotutely nothing todo with the recommendation of menfor this work. It would he interfer-ence, nnd, If It was onco started, howould he bothered out of hln life byapplications. Tho communication wasreferred to the Road Supervisor.

Archer wanted to know why tho for-mer keeper of Aala Park had been"fired." Lucas explained that ho hadbeen authoritatively represented asIncompetent, as not discharging hisduties, and, said Lucas, ho as much assaid that the Board of Supervisorscould go to a place noted for Its ex-

treme heat.Clerk Kalauokalanl was Instructed

to notify the Koolauloa Road Boardthat cantonlers should bo paid fromtho road appropriation. This actionwas taken as the result of a communi-cation asking tho question.

A communication was receivedfrom the President of the Board ofHealth to tho effect that a nuisanceIn tho form of a great mudholo existed In tho lot near Halekaulla andSouth streets. Referred to tho Commlttce on Sanitation and Health.

The Board adjourned to meet againon Wednesday evening at 7:30o'clock.

Our $ White .

Bronze Moniimenis

are marvels of beautv and du-rability. They stand S feet 8Inches, the four sides are fit-

ted with removable tabletswith raised letters. Endorsedby "The Scientific American"as moss-proo- f and strictlyeverlasting.

FRED. HARRISON,Sole Agent for Islands. Box 184.

A bill In equity far the constructionof will has been filed by Abigail K,Campbell-Parke- r, Joseph O. Carter andCecil Brown, trustees under the willand of tho estate of James Campbell,deceased, s. Abigail K. Cnmpbcll- -

Parker, Abigail W. Kawananakoa,Alice K. Macfarlano, Muriel K, Campbell, a minor; Bcatrlco U. (Mary)Campbell, a minor; Abigail Helen nl

Kawananakoa, a minor; Da-

vid Kalakaua Kawananakoa, a minor,and Kawananakoa, a minor.

Tho bill provides that the trusteeskeep separato tho realty and the otherproperty accounts. This has causedseveral doubts to rise in the minds oftho trustees. Mrs. Campbell-Parke- r Isentitled to one-thir- d of the personalproperty in cash and the trustees donot know from which fund to drawthis. The Diamond Head residence ItIs provided shall be used by the wifeand unmarried children and the trus-tees want to know to which accountthe cost of Its maintenance shall Idcharged. Besides these several similarquestions are submitted,

S 4.

PASSENGER8 ARRIVED.

Per stmr. W. O. Hnll, from Kauaiports, August fi. Col. 55. S. Spalding.C. W. Spitz, 1 Weber, 1'. Y. Hnrc,Mrs. V. J. Hare, Mrs. C. M. Cooke,W. II. Illcc nnd wife. Miss E. ltlce.P. Itlce, Miss I.. Weber, Mrs. II.Weber. Mrs. S. D. Hcapy, Mrs. AliceBrown, Miss A. Mossmnn, Mrs J,Hills, II. Hlcc, Dr. T. Motonaga, E.A. Knudscn, Mrs. J. A. Sinner,Mrs. C.'O. llerger, Miss M. Burger,F. D. Mahone, Miss Eva Scholtz. N.Schlmmclfcnnlg nnd wife, I. lg.

Miss H. Schlmmclfennlg,W. E. Howell, Chas. Hcrrlck. AScott, A. O. Corren nnd 5fi deck.

Per stmr. Ko An Hon, from Nnwlll-wil- l

and Wnlmea, August C. A. Hoo-elcf- .

Per stmr. Nocnu, from Hawaiiports, Aug. 6.V. day nnd 1" deck.

To The Public

The City Package Delivery of the

WELLS, FARGO i. CO. EXPRESS hat

arranged the following car schedulefor receiving packages;

FIRST DELIVERY.

All shipment! destined to pointWalklkl aide of Fort street, should be

delivered to Its wagons, office or car,

by 9:30 a. m. For points located In

Punchbowl district, Nuuanu valleyand Ewa tde of Fort street, by 11 a. m.

SECOND DELIVERY.

Shipments for point Walklkl of

Fort street by 1:30 p. m., and forother point enumerated above by 3

p. m.

MAGAZINES AT

MARKED PRICES.

In future all periodicalshandled by us will be sold atpublishers' marked prices.Our assortment of readingmatter of thd magazine classwill be found very complete,and this, with prompt, cour-teous service, makes ourstore the Ideal one for maga-zine buyers.

HAWAIIAN NEWS CO., Ltd.YOUNQ BUILDING 8TORE.

PIANOS!EA8Y TERM8.

It will pay you to consultus before buying one.

We Rent Pianos.COYNE FURNITURE GO. LTO.

Hotel and Union Streets.

COTTON BROS. & CO.ENGINEERS ANDGENERAL CONTRACTORS.

Plans and estimates furnished forall classes contracting work.

Tel. Main 24S.ROOM 300, B08TON BLK., Honolulu.

You GetSANITARY PLUMBING AND

TIN8MITH WORKat RIGHT PRICES when you order

from

K. AKI & CO.,1028 8MITH 8TREET.

NICHOLSON & NELSONChronometer and Watchmaker.

Nautical Instruments repaired andadjusted. Satisfaction guaranteedMr. Nicholson Is formerly of D. MaoGreggor & Co, of Glasgow,926 FORT ST., Honolulu Drug Co.

Legal Notices.

COMMISSIONER'S SALE

or

VALUABLE REAL PROPERTY

AT

KAPALMU3N0LULIJ.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THEFIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF HAWAII.

AT CHAMBERS. IN EQUITY,

THE BANK OF HAWAII, LIMITED,Complainant,

vs.SAMUEL K. PUA, ADELAIDE K.

PUA, MANUEL J. CARLOS andMARIA D. CARLOS, wife of saidManuel J. Carlo, Respondent.

NOTICE Or COMMISSIONER'SSALE.

Pursuant to a Decrco of Foreclosureduly given and made by the Honorable.Alexander Lindsay, Jr., Second Judgoof the Circuit Court of tho First Cir-cuit, Territory of llawnll, at Cham-bers, In Equity, on tho 28th day ofJuly, A. D. 1005, In a causa entitledThe Bank of Hawaii, Ltd., vs. SamuelK. Pua, Adelaide K. Pua, Manuel J,Carlos nnd Maria D. Carlos, wlfo ofsaid Manuel J. Carlos, Equity DMslonNo. 14G1, the undersigned, W. R. Sims,ns Commissioner, duly nppolntcd bysaid decree, will sell nt Public Auc-tion to tho highest nnd best bidder,subject to confirmation of the Courton Saturday, tho 2Cth dny of August,,. D. 1005, at 12 o'clock noon of saidday at tho front (mauka) entrance oftho Judiciary Building In Honolulu,Island of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii,all and singular tho land and premisesdescribed as follows, to wit:

Alt those certain pieces or parcelsof land situate at Kahawall, Kapalama,Honolulu, Island of Oahu, Territory ofHawaii, and known as Mnhclc II andIII, and also the house-lo- t adjoiningmakal of Mahelo III and known as thohoune-lo- t of tho Estnto of D. W. Pua,said S. K. Pua's father, nnd more particularly described by a deed of HattloK. Vlvlchaves, dated tho 11th day ofMay, 1897, of record In Liber 107, foHo 3G4; and also by deed of WilliamK. Pua, dated August 1, 1899, of recordIn Liber 19S, page 3G1; and the samebeing plrcej or portions of L. C. A.13G2 to Naholowaa, and L. C. A. 8520to D. W. Pua; a more particular de-

scription of which premises Is as fol-

lows:All those certain pieces or parcels

of land situate at Kahawall, Kapalama,Honolulu, Oahu, and more particularlydescribed as follows, to wit:

Beginning at a point on the Easternboundary of L. C. A. 8520 to J. Kaco,Joining L. C. A. 24 K. L. to Kaanaana,from which point Govt. Survey onPunchbowl bears S. 57 45' E. true,and Kalacpohaku bears N. 8 65' E.true, thence running by true bearings:

N. 31 40" W. 13.5 ft. along U C. A24 F. L.

N. 56 10' E. 78.3 ft along L. C. A.24 F. L.

N 27 60' W. 303.8 ft. along Mahelo I,S. 01 35' W. 177.8 ft. along Ornnt

20G5 and L. C. A. G40 (Kama- -

halo) to fence corner;S. 27 30' E. 114.8 ft. along fenco

and remainder of L. C. A. COS,

Ap. 3;S. 57 10' W. 112.8 ft. nlong fenco

nnd L. C. A. 605, Ap. 3;S. 32 30' E. 4.1 ft. nlong fenco;S. C4 45' W. 30.8 ft. along fenco nnd

L. C. A. G05;S. 31" 23' E. 105.0 ft. along fenco and

L. C. A. Plhlllllll;N. G9 20' E. 23.8 ft. nlong fenco nnd

L. C. A. Plhlllllll;N. 35 00' W. 3.G ft. nlong fcuco anJ

L. C. A. 2107 Kahlna;N. G3 10' E. 117.3 ft. nlong fence

nlong L. C. A. 2107 Kahlna, andland sold by D. W. Pua to J.Spencer, Liber 89, pago 02.

S. 32 00' E. 103 ft. along fenco andland sold to Spencer to angle offence; thence

N. 54 G' E. 88.4 ft. nlong L. C. A24 F. L. (Kaanaana to Initialpoint).

And containing an area of 1.045

acres, and constituting and being por-

tions of L. C. A. 1362 to Naholowaaand L. C. A. 8520 to D. W. Pua. to-

gether with two cottages and servants'quarters situate thereon.

Terms of Sale, 10 of price bid tobo paid to said Commissioner upon fallof hammer at said salo; balanco of thopurchaso price to bo paid In UnitedStntea Gold Coin upon delivery ofDeed by said Commissioner.

Deed at tho expenso of purchasor.For further particulars apply to

Smith & Lewis, Attorneys for Com-

plainant, Judd Building; James F. Mor-

gan, Esq., Auctioneer, KaahumanuStreet; or to tho undersigned nt hisofflco In said Judiciary Building.

W. R. SIMS,Commissioner.

Honolulu. July 29th, 1905.

3139 Jul31; Aug.4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25

THE VERY LATESTNew record for the VICTOR Talk-

ing Machine and music for the PIA-

NOLA have Just been received by us,

The collection I replete with novel- -

'bergstrom MUSIC GO,, Ltd,,ODD FELLOWS' BUILDING.

"For Rent" card on al a Bulletin.

Oceanic Steamship CompanyTIME TABLE

The steamers of this lino will arrive and (cave this port a hcreaadaU

FROM 8AN FRANCISCO:

SONOMA . ...AUO.ALAMEDA ...AUO.

8AN

U

In connection with tho tailing of the above steamers, the agent "prepared to Issue, to passengers, coupon through tickets, by aay.railroad from San Francisco to all points In tho United State, and froNew York by any lino to all port

FOR PARTICULARS APPLY TO

Wm- - G Irwin & Co, Ltd.OCEANIC 8. 8. CO., GENERAL AGENTS. '

Pacific MailOccidental and Oriental Steamship

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

FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.

COPTIC AUO. 9SIBERIA AUO. 23.MONGOLIA SEPT.

Call at Manila.

FOR

ICHINA AUQ. 18DORIC BEPT. 1

BEPi.

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Prom JNsaw Vorlc8.8. "AMERICAN" AUGU8T S8.S."CALIF0RNIAN" SEPTEMBER 6

Freight received at all at the Company's Wharf, 41st Street, BoertVBrooklyn.

Prom San Pranclaco To Honolulu Direct.8.S."ARIZ0NAN".. AUGUSl SS.3."NEVADAN" AUGUST 2S

Freight received at Company's Wharf, Oreenwlch Street,and month thereafter.

Prom Honolulu to Son Pranclaco.8.8."NEVADAN" JULY 23S.R."NEBRASKAN" AUGUST 18

Prom Seattle and TacomaVia 8n Francisco.

S.S."NEBRASKAN" (direct boat) AUGU8T 78.S."NEVADAN" (via 8. F.) AUGUST 21

For further Information pply laC. P. MORSE, H. Hackfeld & Co., Lt

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Canadian-Australia- n Royal MallStammahlp Company.

Steamers of the above line, running In connection with the CANADIANPACIFIC RAILWAY CO. between Vancouvet, B. C, and Sydney. K. 8. ,and calling --t Victoria, B. C, Honolulu and Suva, FIJI, and Brlibaaa, at

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Union Express Co., 63 Queen Street.BRANCH HU8TACE, PECK & CO.

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BAKING POWDERJ. H. FOLGER 4. CO.'S The kind which housewives declare Is

Just right. Absolutely pure and sold on merit. In 1,tins.

OLD EINOLISH TOFFEE.MACKINTOSH'S FAMOUS MAKE 10 PER PACKAGE

A NEW LINE JUST IIN

Hawaiian HoneyMb. Squares of WHITE COMB AMBROSIA 15 EACH

IT LASTS.

HenryMayRetail, Aain 22. TELEPHONES Wholesale, Main 92

OKOLEHAO BUSINESS.

(Continued from Pga 1.)the trio nwnlted daylight Rocnltz,

of.

was Japnnesofrlgbtened It

Drake

of

veritable Jungle

in using paint a beforenecessary.

Don'tentirely away.

r

FOR

2 and

WHILE

SMOKING HARMSTEETH

&.SON, LTD.

&Oo. Ltd.

of the had to be mnclo along thebed of mountain stream where

party had to Jump from toand wade In nter up to the knees,

of while tho rill which has

of demoralization. Tho re- -wholesale nrrests nnd convictions

8:30 p. m. start was made for town,which thoso In the automobile reachedat about 11 p. m,

Screen Focus Kodak embodiesIdeas absolutely new camera con-

struction while conserving all tho oldKodak simplicity. Honolulu PhotoSupply Co.

F. L. FERGUSON.D.215 HOTEL 8T

Expert Dentist.

who Is rapidly making himself name At places the hau thicket was so denseas detective and may soon bo classed they had to climb over the

Sherlock Holmes or even Diamond branches and ridge after ridge was con-Dic-

demonstrated his utter encountered, which had to beby sleeping under the trying clr-- crossed. Finally after aboutcumstances. Ho Blept In the saddle,' hours heartbreaking toll the washe slept on the rocks and finally while located. This one had also been nban-walkl-

In his sleep through stream doned but hugo pile of worked-ou- tafter the horses had been abandoned showed that it was of moro re-o- n

account of the roughness of the cent date than the ono found in thecountry he was so sound asleep morning. Two Imus or ovens, in

walked Into deep water hole and which the was cooked, werenever awoke until the waters closed found. The enormous size showed thnt

'above his head. the still must have done big busl- -At daybreak the party found the trail ness. A rusty tub, bottles and

iand after an hour or so arrived at the grass shelter gave further testimonystill where most the Kahana okole- -

the

D,

that

four

that

was admirably hidden In pocket on stuck aimlessly Into air. Tho relicstho I'unaluu side of tho valley, but had of the still were destroyed and afterevidently not been used for some time, another hard tiamp tho party arrivedA few five gallon demijohns, tho fire-- back at tho Kahana beach nt aboutrlaco and part of tho mash tank was p. m.nil that remained. A Hawaiian, who fr0m evidence found ns welllived In the neighborhood, stated thatjna from tho Information of tho Ha-th- e

still had been used by Japanese up wnllans it became clear that tho okole-t- o

tho tlmo when tKo last Punaluu i,ao business at Kahana Is nt presentmade, when tho bad been

nnd had given up.

The officers arrived back nt Kahnna ' of Japanese distillers nt Punaluu hasnt about 10 a. mt There Hendry nnd frightened those enpaged In the

met them. They had ness and Is nothing doing, atXound young Hawaiian, who said he, least ut present. Tho paity conse-kne- w

still on the Kaaawa side of fluently gave up further search, whichKahana valley and who had offered to , was bound to prove fruitless, and atact as guide,

At about noon Roenltz, andthe reporter started mauka again un-

der the guidance the Hawaiian.The trait he showed was even worsethan the former one. The horses hadto be abandoned very soon and aftera short time the trail petered out In

of fern and hau. Most

It

oldworn

easy

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On the back of a smoker's teeth a sooty substance forms.

This conceals and aids decay. If you persist In smoking,

come In often and have the soot removed.

PAINLE88EXTRACTIONS.

EVENING BULLETIN. HONOLULU, T. H., MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1905.

Vino Vito !

KING OF INVIGORATORS

restores youthful strennth and vig-

or. A delightful tonic, agreeableto the taste; sure In action.

Try a bottle for that tired feel'tog.

.1 II)'h khu i

COLE AGENTS,101 TO 105 8. KING ST.

TELEPHONE MAIN 140.

BIG ISLAND NOTES

(Fticciitl In The llnllilln)Fnpanloa, Hawaii, July 31. .las.

I'rascr Is building tluee largo molassestanks for the plantation.

Mrs. I' 31. Wnkcfleld of Glenn oodIs visiting Manager McLennan andnlfe. '

W. II JolinBOn of tho Hawaii Heraldnnd llttto Dick Bohrens, n llllo friendof Johnson. im-i-- u throughtoday on their way home from a visit J

1U I..XJ.IU..fas. Carter, the llllo contractor, lias

just completed n very neatschool at Fapalkou. Mr. Carter,

nsslstcd by Win. Downer of Hllo, Isnow making repairs upon the oldschool building at the same place.

Pnpaaliu will not play n returngame of ball with Hllo upon August12th as 'Manager Pal trey of the

finds that owing to some ofhis men lllng nt Wnlmea, he will bomiahle to get the team together againIn order to make the long tilp to Hllo.

Hllo won the bigFourth of July game by a score ofC to 2 and the managers of HooluluPark In Hllo were trying to arrangefor a few horse races on August 12thand a return ball game. Tho

'baseball game which wasplayed at Hllo on the Fourth of Julywas one of the greatest attractions intho sporting line this Island has hadfor a long time. Ono of the officersof tho Hllo Jockey Club stated thatthere were more peoplo In Hllo uponJuly 4th to sco the baseball gamo thanfor tho races. Thcro are mnny base-ball players and baseball enthusiastsupon the Island hut the cost of travel-ling prevents a league or anything olthat sort.

Olaa Sugar Co. had turned out 11,700tons of sugar tip to July 24th, the cropwill not be harvested until anothermonth yet. Tho Onomcn Sugar Co.has been through grinding for threoor four weeks and something over 11,--000 tons Is tho season's output

Honomu, Hakalau and the I.aupa-hocho- o

Sugar Companies are stillgrinding. Ookala Is pau for tho season. The Lnupahochoo Sugar Co. willfinish grinding about the first of September.

SATURDAY AT THE ZOO

Tho minstrels wero on parade In thoZoo 'theater last Saturday night, andsang, danced and cut up dlterso capers for the onlookers. The specialties,etc., wero all well taken, as were thosongs nnd dances and a good tlmocombined with a glorloim night madea delightful evening possible.

CHALLENGE

Tho Young Magoons' Village Is will-ing to challenge any team for a fairtllltl...... with...... Crnn.l linlts..,, (.rv4.1 nn nmlBwwu fjvuu W,,tJ HUM

.good cleats at the Government stableiat any time.

CAPTAIN J. J. C. KAI.AKUA.Honolulu, Aug. 7, 1905.

ABSENCE OF BREAKWATER.

(Continued from Page 1.)Increase, the output of tho Koliala dlstrlct from 10,000 to 40,000 tons. Thosame ditch will Increase tho Hamakiurilsti let's output fiom 30,000 to 50,000tons, and both tho foregoing districts,asserts tho Hoard of Trade, will thenship their sugar through Hllo, Insteadof direct. Knu district will add 18,000tons, bringing tho total for tho islandto 108,000 tons.

In regard to tljo rock for tho break-water this Is easily available, tho Hllorailroad running nlmost to n lava flownot far away, where soft, medium, andhard rock can be quarried and carriedto the harbor.

In the estimates of loss through thepresent absence of a breakwater, thereare many Items which bring the totalvery high. This Includes actual loss toshipping, to plantations, etc., by delaysIn getting the steamer and sailing ves- -sel enrgoes handled, the loss due todeterioration, ns for Instanco, tho re- -cent banana Shipment delay: andlighterage charges, etc.

"I was perfectly amazed to see themagnitude of the estimated loss," saidLieut, Slattery this morning. "I had

SHIPPINi INTEUIfiENCE

TIDES.

vt Moon9 . Rlui

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p. ra. it. a m a m p m. SellI I

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It 1.9 i I' I Jl 'o .0 S I. . ! t

I i 1 I 4 It l I 1, ': RluiI i

Full moon Aug. 14th, tit S p. m.

The tides at kahulul and llllo occurabout an hour earlier than at Hono- -

lulu.Hawaiian Standard Time Is lOh 30m

slower than Greenwich time, beingthat of the meridian of 157.30. Thelimo whistle blows at 1:30 p. m., whichIs the same as Grecnwlsh. Oh 0m.

mARRIVED.

Satimfty, Aug. 5.Stmr, Llkcllkc, Nuopala, from Maul,

Moloknl and I.annl ports, 7 p. m.Stmr. J. A. Cummins, Scarle, from

Koolan nnd Walmanalo ports, 8 p. rrf.

Sunday, Aug. 6.

Stmr. Nllhau, W. Thuinpton, fromKnunf ports, 3 a. m.

Stmr. W. 0. Hnll, S. rhompson,,, ,r o

gtnr from Kum,ports, 7: IE a. m.

Stnir. N'ueau, Pcdcrson, from Hawaiikind Maul porls, 9 a. ra,

Stmr. Kauai, llrulin, from Hawaiiports, 3:10 p. in.

Monday, Aug. 7..... .....-. H'l .V ....V...V.U, U..U,

Hamburg, 12:30 p. m. ,Schr. Kn 3Iol, Hlpn, from Koliala-lel- e,

0:30 a. m.

DEPARTED.

Saturday, Aug. C.

Stmr. Hclcne, Nelson, for HawaiipottE, 5:45 p. m,

Sunday, Aug. C.

U. S. A. T. Lnwton, Winder, for SanFrancisco, 10:15 a. ra.

U. S. WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE.

Aug. 7, 100$.Temperatures 0 n. n., 74; S a. m.,

75; 10 n. in., 79; noon, 78; morningminimum, 74,

Rarometer, 8 n. in., 30,07; absolutehumidity, 8 n. m 7,952 grains percubic foot; relative humidity, 8 a. m85 per rent.; dew point, 8 a. in., 71.

Wind 0 a. m., velocity 2, directionNE; 8 n. m., velocity 5, direction NE;10 a. m., velocity 7, dltcctlon NE;noon, velocity 5, direction E.

Rainfall during 24 hours ended8 a. m., .00 Inch.

Total wind movement during 21hours ended at noon, 170 miles.

Ry yesterday's paper wc notlco thattho Young Wild WestsTeam say they ore willing to meet tinPnuoa Team. Well that Is Just whatwo are trying to get at. Wo willmeet tho Wild Wests on Sunday next,August 13th, or at any other rensonablotme, nnd give them nn opportunityto demonstrate wnctner tncy are aspowerful at pulling aB they aro at slingIns hot 'air.

Our team will be composed of tinfollowing: Arthur Henry, Ant. Reno-vlt- z,

Joo Mahclona, Manuel Camacho,Manuel Abreu, Geo. Souza, PalauSubs: Wllllo, Joe Ornellas, ChristianVlerrn, John Frcltas, Ant. Dcart, JoeCabral, Joe Rodrlgues.

In passing we would suggest that Itmight not be amiss for the Young WildWests to acqutro tho simple life habitand husband their strength.

FERNANDES,Captain Pauoa Tug-o-W- Team.

COUNTY SEARCHLIGHT.

(Continued from Page 1.)tho members of tho Hoard of Super-visors,

Ono who knows Sam Johnson statedthis morning that Sam did not hnvothe detailed work of tho payrolls alto-gether In his hands, one below him 111

office having chnrgo of this work. Atthe same tlmo it Is said that no oneknows his men better than Sam; thatbo Is always In touch with them, know-ing, generally, Just wnero, how andtho number of days they work. Thetimekeepers may be able to throw somelight on the proposition.

Besides tho matter of payrolls, It llsaid that the expenses of running thegarbage and road departments are be-ing looked Into.

The County. In the vleor If Its new- -ness, with economy In view, with theIdea of always getting Its money'sworth, wants to know why It Is thatmules In these departments cannot bomalnlnlne.1 nt nn little ernense no lhecan be cared for by contractors; whyIt Is that wagon repairs cost tho peoplemore than similar services cost privatecorporations. The deadly parallel Is

no Idea there was any such sum in-- 1 being drawn by men Interested In thovolved. It Beems very great." ndvnnccmcnt of the County's welfnro

Lieut. Slattery will now prepare est!- - with the probable result that moneymates of the cost of the breakwater, ' will bo saved and errors or wrong Inend tho comparison of the two seta ol system or management will bo

will determine tho fato of the rected.breakwater. It will take about a' "There will bo work for the Grandmonth to preparo nil the estimates. Ijury, lllo as not," to quote tho oxact

, ;. 7 ' ?

Whitney & MarshSPECIAL SALE

H Ladies

LACE AND EMBROIDERY TRIMMED, FROM 50d UP--,

OUR ENTIRE LINE OF THESE GARMENTS HAS BEEN

MARKED DOWN TO BARGAIN PRICE8.

Lace CurtainsARE ALSO ON DISPLAY, RANGING IN PRICE FROM S1.00PER PAIR 3 2 YARDS LONG.

SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAYS.

10 TO MAKELJ

A OR(lX

j,?--,

1 if MEND

In our new carriage repair do- - ",

partment on Queen St between rFort and Alakea Sts., we build j

i1''wagons, carriage and drays and

A we also do first-clas- s repair work ));7j on them. 0

The premises are fully equip

with appllanccc, ,

and are In charge of expert car- - )'

rlagemcn who only know how to j,J

do good work. O

Work entrusted to us will be

well taken care of and the bill

will be reasonable. We aim todo better repair and buildingwork than anyone In the Terri-

tory.

,:

Schuman Carriage Go.Ltd

DEPT. 0"

X Queen St., between FortX and Alakea Sts. $

Vaudeville .At Tho ZOOEVERY Saturday

Evening.

80NG8,8TUNT8,

NOVELTIES.

Variety of Vaudeville Acts. ChangesIn bill each week.

Performance begins at 8:45 o'clock.Admission to grounds and theatre,

25M Reserved seats 10i extra.Telephone Main 361, Territorial

Messenger Service, for reserved seats.They will be left at the Zoo for you

WANTSFor Want Column See Pago Six

SITUATION WANTED.

Bookkeeper and accountant desires po-sition. Address F. Arroyo, Bulletinoffice. 3144-l-

words of a man Identified with theCounty administration. "If there hasbeen grafting If there has been graft-ing It Is tlmo for It to stop."

There are earnest men on theBoard of Supervisors,, men who caremore, about tho County's welfare thanpolitics, and they aro wide awake.Their motto Is: "Let no guilty man es.capol"

POUNDMA8TER'S NOTICE.

Tho following animals havo beenImpounded In Kaplolanl Park pound,viz:1 white mare, brand divided square

on left hind leg,1 whlto mare, brand v v on left hind

leg.The above animals will bo sold on

Saturday, August 19th, at noon, unlesspound fees aro sooner satisfied.

ALEX II. YOUNG,3145-3- t Poundmaster.

i:.iv.Ui ... cjKfe-.J.i- . JU. t . Jt T.A... ntiimiijiMMM JsAbubskl f "' "-'"- rfriViilsl'oil. - 1

5!

OF.

White

Patt icoats

&

ma

While the Agents of manyLife Insurance Companies arepetitioning their Officers forthe ANNUAL DIVIDEND pol-

icy, It Is a source of great sat-

isfaction, to the Policyholdersof the Pacific Mutual to knowthat their Company has beenIssuing almost nothing elsefcr years

No petitioning necessary forliberality with the good oldPacific Mutual.

The Directors of the Com-pany are by the California lawmade Jointly and severally lia-ble for all monies EMBEZ-ZLED or MISAPPROPRIAT-ED by the officer during theterm of office of such Direct-or. Quite a provision from the8ECUBITY STANDPOINT,considering wh2t has recent-ly occurred.

The best policies are Issuedby the best Company onEarth for policyholders.

THE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INS.

CO. OF CALA.

CLINTON J. HUTCHINS

General A cent920 FORT STREET.

NEWHOTSODAS

BEEF TEA,

CHICKEN BROTH,

TOMATO NECTAR,

CHOCOLATE,

MALTED MILK, ETC., ETC.

The above are a few of the latestdrink added to our already long listof fountain drink.

Chambers Drue Co.,LIMITED.

COR. FORT AND KING 8TREET8,

If

rsrabnrapid bath Heaters

Furnish plenty of hot watjr In-

stantly any time day or.nicht fortoilet and bath

Can be installed In any bathroom or. any here withouttearing everything vp Dncratedby anyone. Very economical.

Ttr Salt liE. R. BATH, AGENT,

PLUMBER, 165 KING 8T.PHONE MAIN 61.

NEW

MLLNERYPer. 6. 6. Alameda

Miss Power's Mlllliery ParlorsB08TON BUILDING FORT ST.

The Wckly Edition of the EveningBulletin gives a complete summary ofthe news of the day.

( (

Auction Sales

JAS. F. MORGAN847-85- 7 Kaahumanu Strut,P. O. BOX 894. TEL. MAIN Tt.

Auction SaleFOn WEEK EiNniNO

8ATURDAY, AUGU8T 12, 1905,MONDAY Ferns, etc., corner Alakea

and King streets.MONDAYOrass Linens, etc., Alakeannd King streets:TUESDAY At salesroom, 847 Kaahu-

manu street. , .

WEDNESDAY Furniture, 1624 Pon-sac- ola

street.THUR8DAY Furniture, 1C54 Young

street.FRIDAY Salesroom, 817 Kaahumanu

street.SATURDAY Stocks, bonds, land, 857

Kaahumanu street,

JA3. F. MORGAN,"1 F.il'Pr' AUCTIONEIlt

Auction SaleWEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1905,

AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M..At tho residence of II. W. Schmidt,

1520 Pensncola street, tho balnnco otGerman hand-mad- e furniture, consist-ing of

Sofa, Tnblo and Picture,Cabinets, Escrutolrcs, Library Ta-

bles,Rookcases, Pedestals, Bronzes,Parlor Tables, Ficnch Walnut Ta-

bles,Buffets, Magollcn Jardinieres,Elegant German Oak Cathedral

Sideboard,Leather Upholstered Dining Chairs,Large Extension Dining Tabic,Walnut Bed, very heavy;Hair .Mnttresses,Bureaus, Mirrors, Wardrobes,Writing Desks, Chlneso riowcr-stand-

Refrigerator, Glassware, 3Ieat Safe,Stove, Etc., Etc.

JA8. F. MORGAN,Auctioneer.

STOREKEEPERS OTHERS!

Look out for advertisement later for111 kinds of

DRY GOODS. .

DRESS GOODS,'COTTONS,LINENS, ETC.

Remember, ' nil goods In originalpackages, aro full pieces.

AT II A.M. DAILY

the finest train going east

OVERLAND

LIMITEDleave San Francisco

Chicago In 3 Days

Special Rate to Eastern

point during June and July.

Call on agent at Irwin A Co.

cfflce and lecure Information

about rate and sale date. -

Information Bureau,613 MARKET ST., 8AN FRANCISCO,

CALIFORNIA, U. 8. A.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC

Three TrainsDaily

VIA

UNION PACIFIC--TO-

Omaha, Kansas City,

Chlcaio, St, Levis

And All rlnclpal Eastern Point.

To Denvct,No Channel Kanuu

Omaha.C t

I Chicago.

Be sure your ticket reads yla theUNION PACIFIC.

For full Information call on8. F. BOOTH, O. A.,

1 Montgomery St, 8n Francisco, Cal

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