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HEGAVETDENAMESi""r."OFlllS fNFORMANTS

If Evidence Had0 Been Original Court

Would Have Directed Him to

Testify or Take the

Consequences,

Judge Humphreys made' a decisionthis morning In the matter of T. F.Lansing, who was cited to appear andshow cause why he should not answercertain questions propounded by theGrand Jury.

The Court held that the Informationpoascsicd by Mr. Lansing wos notprivileged, characterizing the claim ofprivilege as without merit or foundation. The respondent, however, was.discharged because the Information washearsay, and because he fare thenames of the persons from whom heiccelvert It. No Indictment can bepredicated upon hearsay testimony.

The Caurt ruled that tespondent hadno privilege In the matter. If he hadoriginal evidence the Court would require him to appear before the GrandJury and give the evidence or abide theconsequences.

Attorney General Dole appeared Incourt to hear tne decision announced.

MRS.PARTINGTON TONIGHT

The second production of the "Chari-ty Call" was well received at the

latt night by a crowded bouse.The show was probably betterd put up,last evening than the night before.Thetory of the play la of the financial

and eo.ial lite cf New York and theinterest of the audience was keenthrouguout. Little Alleen. one of therlevcrect. If not the most clever childever appearing on the stage in Honolulu, charmed her auditors with twopretty little songs and, In response toon encore, danced a cakewalk whichwon her a place in the hearts of thosepresent. Tonight, tho Ellcfords willpresent Mrs. Partington and her sonIke. and the patrons of tho house arepromised something in tho rarce comedv line that vv 111 keep them In a contlnual loar of laughter. Mrs. Parting-

ton and Ike are noted for the fun theyhave made wherever they have appear-ed.

PQJLICEOFFICERS

OBJECTIn the Senato yesterday afternoon, it

was decided to recommend to tho HighSheriff, the reduction of tho salaries ofthe supeilor police officers for the purpose of tacking on a little to the salaries of the under officers. This Is amove that has aroused a great deal offeeling nmong those whose salaries ItIs proposed to cut. One of tho menconcerned snld to a Bulletin reporterthis morning: "Tho pay of captainsand lieutenants as you will see by thevecently published list nf the police de-

partment salaries. Is about as smallas It can reasonbly be. Wo aro sup-

posed to bo superior to tho privateson the force, else wo would not havebeen appointed to our present posi-

tions."Now then, there has been a lot of

talk In the Legislature about payingsalaries according to requltement ofefficiency. To cut down our pay meansthat, an unjust proportion will result

College Hills

We wish to announce to thepublic iha. b th terms ofa contract Just signed, the

ELECTRIC ROAD of theRAPID TRANSIT CO.

V II be Imm'dlately extend-- d

U" uc'i ll'Rc HIH, folto'vy-ii- fc

iUe line ol our m-- lnb.iUl-cva- rd.

Construction w II begin AT

ONCE, and the road will beIn operation within fojr

months. Riving a 20--

mlnute service.

ouCASTLE & LANSDALE

for, as undsrsUrid 'it, the amount tak-

en away" from' lis" Is to be"tackcd'on'tnepay e Inferior .officers. Is thliiaJust state of affairs? Why we musttufferibtcauso It Is dlslred to raise thepay of inferior .ofHears,--It a mystery tome. know It, doesjiot meet with theapproval of any, of'my brother officers!"

in cuauecuun wnnMuiiB, u uuguibe stated that, at yesterday afternoon'ssession of the Senate. Mr'.Kaohl wantedto raise the Vy of every" Interior policeofficer in the Islands, $5 apiece. Thespeaker did not flinch when it waspointed out to him that some of thepolice officers of the country were onlyreceiving $2 per month.

CU8TOM8 OFFICER ARRESTED.-- J V r

Willie, Crnvvfoid is ou the rampageover htsrecent'trouble with the CustomHouse people; Yesterday afternoon, ho

wore to a warrant charging CustomsInspector Taylor with using vulgar andprofane language and shortly after-wards, Mr. Taylor made his appear-ance at the police station. He was Immediately released on his own recog-

nizance by Deputy Sheriff Chilling-wort-

DefcndanTappeurcd In the Po-

lice Court this forenoon but, not beingprepared for Immediate trial, his casewas continued until tomorrow.

All Eltt 1Y

MOTIONS FOR NEW TRIAL

SEVERALLY REFUSED

Papers of a Minor Nature Added to

the Court Files TodayRidge- -

way Admitted to

Bar;

Judge Humphreys denied the motionfor a new trial In tho Nallmu Nuulwlwill contest case.

All probate cases have been postponed nne'weeki

"Maurle B. Rhodes, by her attorneys,Holmes & Stanley, has filed a' discon-

tinuance In her, suit for a divorceagainst ner cisuanu, rmnK u. nnuuea.

Appeal bond of 1500 has been menby LIB Hop YVnl," defendants In the suit

iNotice of appeal and certificate of ol

record from the Second District Courthave been filed In the cases of A. Laza-

rus vs. C. L. Hopkins and Territory ofHan all vs. Mrs. Mon War.

In Judge Edlngs' court.ithe case of I.II. Burns vs. Ah Mo, assumpsit Is ontrial before the following Jury: Thos.J Quinn, H. Meek. L. Miranda, W. A.Hardy. H. H. Walker, W .II. Lyle. J.n. Fullerton. C. S. Hall, W. B. Jones,.1. Markham, E. E. Mouman and 13. C.

Holstcln.'Motion for n new trial by Androws,

Peters & Andr.adc. attorneys for defen-

dant. In Sing Chong & Co. vs. Lin HopWat Company, was denied today byJudge Edlngs.

J. Castle nidgevvay took the oath asan attorney, counselor, solicitor andproctor In the courts of the Territoryof Hawaii before Justice Frear thismorning.

Notice of appeal has been fld byManuel Gomes In his suit against JoseCordelro.

Petition for the appointment of DavidDayton, as administrator of the estateof George Mclnnls has lecn filed.

Tho Jury In the suit of 1. H. Burnsvs. S. Ahml, returned a' verdict thisafternoon for the plaintiff. Tho Judg-

ment is for $333.80 nnd costs.

DIED.M'GKEGOrt In Honolulu, H. T.. nt

11:30 p. m. Thursday, May 23, 1901,

Mrs. Sarah McGregor, a nativo ofIreland, aged 72.

Funeral will take place from the Ro-

man Catholic Cathedral at 3 o'clocktomorrow (Saturday) afternoon.. In-

terment In Nuuanu cemetery. FriendsInvited to attend. Deceased was themother of William H.. George and thelate Captain Alex. McGregor.

For GroceIes,RIng'up Blue 911.

BORN.NEAI-- At Kenllo. Kauai, May 12, 1901.

to'th6 wlte'df J..Neal'bny'IN THE CORRAL AT IWILBI.

Tho police officer on duty at the Iw-le- i

corral was stirred out of his revc'rles last night by the shrill screech ofa policeman's whistle from tho direc-

tion of tho room of Pearl Androws, thoFrench woman who has figured severaltime In th elocal Police Court

Tho officer ran to the placo and therofound on Luertgert, a tall blondo man,In excited conversation with Pearl andher side partner, Margaret. OfficerSpencer took the man In charge nndhad entered on the police station recorda chnrgo of nssault and battery onPearl and nnother of the snmo natuiflon Margaret.

Spencer states that, In malting tnenrreBt, Luertgert became very angry.After having told him that ho had hada prlvnto conversation with GovernorDolo during which bo made the Execu-

tive look llko piece, ho threat-ened to kick tho officer nil tho way toWashington. The two got ns far ns thepolice station.

Not steam but highly esteemed Rain-

ier Beer on tap or In bottles. PantheonSaloon.

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r:. im OTActing Goverhor Status

CommentSd'dn by

HEALTH BOARD OFFICERS ?;

AND SALARY. QUESTION

Committee Favors Strict Econom-y-

Emmeluth's Resolution Meets

With Facetious Request ',;

From Hoogs.- - f

After Its little vacation, the Housecame together this morning, filled tothe brim with much talk.

Emmeluth stated that he bad a com-

munication from the Oahu Railway &

Land Company, relative to the subsidy.Jle thought that, although the letterhad been addressed to the FinanceCommittee, he considered It tho yiop-ert- y

of the House. The comm t.was as follows:

We beg to tail tho attention of yourhonorable committee to the enclosedstatement of subsidy lo which the 0,R. & L. Co. Is entitled and which beSomes due during the current biennialperiod, the amount. of which is ia.!W,

The wisdom of the Legislature cf USD

In granting this aid to the O. R. & L.

Co. has been fully Justified by tho Vast

amount of taxable property which hascome into existence through the

of tblb read. Tho road wouldnever have been built without subsidy.

Hit had not been. built the Ewa nndWalalua districts would have remainedundeveloped to the present time.

The question befora your honorablebody at the present time Is not, shouldthe subsidy have been granted, butshall default be made.

The credit of tho government vnispledged to assist In 'the' constructionof this railroad. Bonds wero sold, onthe faith ot this undertaking on theprt-o- f the gover Jmeni.-The- ' subsidy

therefore became a part of the nationalobligations standing on the same foot-ing as the national debt. Default can- -

chasevc3tlgatlons

conclusiontheiefore

mills

claim-Aft-

cultivation

A message leeelvcd from ActingGovernor Cooper, to

passed In 189C, nsklng certainappropriations under

messago under discusslon,

Governor ha questionedcourts

determination,Bo That deter-

mination, communicationActing table.

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Hoogs moved In caseretary nctlng tho Hoimareturn their nnd thspublla coffers.

Their objections were In vnln.tho resolution

uTho on Public Health In-

troduced their repoit iclntlvo to thoBoard of Health. Several olllcers weredecapitated committee.

committee

threo B.tilinry inspectors,

and Inspector of plumbing, $2100.made commit-te- o

to net ofA any

could be taken on report.on stenographers also

their They foundthat greatly

wero men greatestconfidence placed. Theythat tho stenographers omcesbo retatned nndof tho I'lm bo at $7200.

reccs3 until 2 o'clock tak-

en.

celebration of tho Feast ofHoly GliObt will take at tho Cath

Sunday.preparations mado on anelnbornto scale. Cathedral

being A

stand will thoband.

food for tho poor bo blessedSaturday evening nt 7.30, followingwhich, tho bazaar benefit

celebration will be renewedo'clock,' wlt&ithe. distribution food

the boot. 10:30 llUh PontificalVlasa.wlth ajfortuguese willlOIHlwim ujiuiuoivbahd, At l'irclock Sunday a

'dinner for the poor will served.p. it).' concert will given

the. Hawallab

WOLF JVA8 DISCHARGED.

Wolf, the man was the causeof kinds V trouble lor High

Chllllngworth Specialcers McKlnkinn, Aguew.and BarneyJoy, appeared the Police Court

afternoon on charge ot dis-

tilling splrJfvous liquor. Attorneyuppe-iVe- bis Homey. pica

of guilt? was aud the trialproceeded,

course,nony, wirasked why ho poured theliquor out ,Of; window whenpolice madil their nppcaranre onscene. Thvinltness answered verycalmly thatl oockroaches had gotthe okolchaS'nnd that, this account,

Old not.'ilsh any closer ac-

quaintance Jwlth tVe thebottle.

The evldf.ce police wassufficient tcJconvlct Wolf and wasfinally dtsciarged. Tho officers foundplenty liquor about thethere that the German badanything toAo with manufacture

IN

RECEIVEIt STEWART MAKES

SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT

Sale of PJantation'3 Chattels, Lease

and H. Pain for

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$12,000 Approved by

the Court.

The matter tho compromise settle-ment of the Moiiimlel Sugar Companytnme up Judge Humphreys courtthis morning. Receiver McCants

atfnuri Brnvu buiiluv- -

report giving detnltsot mnPEemeiit ot.the plantationaffairs slue?' Lis "appointment,

Since his last report, had

ili9i.it irom loier-isinu- u it'ipgrupaCompany rental rooms pur

not allowed take 'In furniture. reported In-

payment any more than Into advisabilityother without Impairing bringing suits against dcllqueut stock

stioylng credit Hawaii. Tioldcrs. withbeg submit not Concerning

your attention order of saving tho crop, Mr. Stoviartappropriations may made, reported that neighboring

and prevent oversight. not promise offer more thanHATCH SILLlMAN. their

some discussion, the House! (ng Inferior accountpostponed the IrrigationMonday

relative

made

until

how-

ever,

In

months. The market wasto be In an iiiipromlxlng

as to compel tho abandonment ofthe to cut and the

to mills. previousagement sold some enno to tho Plo

Emmeluth Introduced follow--1 Mill Cc. JO per ton hadlng resolution: chartered transports per day

the fact that authority transport Money lostthe Secretary Territory to this transaction, therefore tho

thoTerritory

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thoof the nlnntatlon

more 10 per cent of itsvalue. At would

bo no to transport thonroso nnd that he did tPls to placo thero would bo

not tho Honorable buyers, was figured, Inthought of Illegality no nct receipts of not more per cent

members.thnt the Sec

Illegally,mllqago Into

for adopted byclose margin.

Committee

byTho also rccoinmcnucu

nary.messenger nnd copyist,

The reductions by

recess taken

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of their originalThe facts that largo Bums are

duo for rental nnd that the plantationIs n lease proposition and that It Is anunsettled question whether tho

go with the land or not were citedas the reasons why no offer had beenmade for tho whole business. Tho of-

fer of W. II. Pain was tho only onereceived. An Inspection of tho plan-

tation was made by Mr. Hnst.ead whovalued It at $30,000. Tho Pain offer,Including rash, bark rent and tho assuming of tho Iron

that salaries under the Board makes a consideration of $51,000,

be lowered. these nro tho fol- - this shuwlng. decreo was madoSecretary, $1800; assistant! by Judgo Humphreys authorizing lle--

lrkcWI0Q; meat Inspector and Voturl-- J reiver T, MrCanti Stcwnrt to sell to$3(!ou;

$5100; $1110,

amounted n saving $30,-01-

was beforoaction

report.reporters worked,

whom thowas advised

tho salariesCircuit placed

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beinggrounds

gaily tempor-ary bo elected

mictionbo Sunday

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Rlsdon Worksseveral

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handed

church

begun.

' 'W, II. Palni for tho sum of $12,QW, thoIcnBO, goods, chattels nnd effects nnd nilother assets except nncollectablo capi-

tal and cash now In the hands of the re-

ceiver. It Is provided that W. II. Painhall procure for tho Maunalel Sugar

Company a release from all claims forrent now due or hereafter coming duonnd shall assume mid discharge allliability ot tho company to the RlsdonIron Works.

WILL INVESTIGATE

Editor Evening Bulletin: Referringto u communication In your Issue ofyesterday, signed "DlBgusted Citizen."I wish you would Kiiiuiy communicatewith Its writer and ask him to furnishtho name of tho school and of thuteacher referred to, Bo,that this De

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partment can make au Investigation oftho charges.

I icinaln,Yours faithfully,ALATAU T. ATKINSON.

Superintendent of Public instruction.Honolulu, May 21. 1901.

Camnra & Co. can now be found o.v

Alnken street between King and Mer-

chant.'

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Preparing Big Show to

Be Given Thanks-- 'giving Day.

EASTERN SUCCESS JN

AMATEUR CIRCUSES

Committee Has Matter in Charge and

No Trouble or Expense Will

Be Spared in the

Effort.,

The local lodge ot Elks Is figuring ongiving Honolulu nthoW. It wilt Lu Inthu nature ot a circus nnd hlpppjrome,and Is bttlcd to take place on Thanks-giving Day. A committee tins beenappointed to look Into tne matter andwill report Saturday evening.." All thomembers so far seen by the commlfienhave signified their Intention of tak-ing part and with these assurances thecircus thotild be a success.

Amateur clrrures have been nil thnrago In' the East for fcd era! .seasons,and It Is thought that there should beno difficulty In giving Hcnolulua circusthe like of which has never bofoie beunbeen on the Islands. Those gentlemenhaving the affair In charge will start towork within a couple of weeks to getthings In shape and will start" thecquesti ians, tumblers, acrobats andother luminaries of the great aggrega-tion of stars to work practicing so as tobecome clever by the time tho ihowopens.

Ot course there will be a sldo shownnd menagerie and no trouble or expense will be. spared to get freaks andwild nnd strange animals for theso adJuncts to n well regulated circus.

Of the events so tar promised, amounted broad-swor- d contest. Is themost Important.. Representations oil

Greek Roman games, true on grounds.to given. also. Therewill be sword swaDowers and'nre' eat-ers, snake charmers aniT bearded s,

besides a host of other'novel fea-

tures and If arrangements can bemade with Collector of Customs.Chang, the famous Chinese giant,bo brought here specially the oc-

casion.The performers all bo members

of order with the exception of someof tho freaks and nnuunls In themenagerie. It Is bellaved that In pa-

tronizing home talent nr far as possl-bi- o

tho Interest of the public will beIt. greater measure aroused.

MINSTREL TICKETS ON 8ALF.

When tho black fao artists of theHealant minstrel trouoo make their nppearance on the opera house stage onthe night of June 11th, (hero will befun, frolic nnd absolute enjoyment,Tired out from n day at Kaptol.int parkraces, Honolulu penpto will flock to theshow to laugh nvvny all care nnd thedisappearance ot ;old pieces whichthey took to tho track.

Tho Henlanl boys nro In lightingtrim even now which nssures thenight of the Eleventh of June a showwithout a hitch, brimful of Inoffensivehits on ever thing nnd everybody Intown nnd crowded with tho latest ragtlnid melodies of the best rng time composers of tho day.

The tickets tho big minstrel showwere placed In tho hands of tho mem-bet- s

of tho club today. These will boredeemable from tho 7th of June on, nttho nlllces of tho Wall. Nichols Co..this being the date set fur tho Issuanceof reserved Beats.

AT Till! ORPIIEUM.

Misanthropes, dyspeptics, h)porondrlnrs, pessimists nnd .ill those nflllctedperiodically, permanently or temporari-ly with tho blues are recommended tovisit tho Orphcuni'thls evening and en-J-

a hearty and continuous laugh.Mrs. Partington and her son lite waswritten purely as a lapgh rnlner.j Thequestion of n plot was not considered

tho author, he was looking for runand devised a series of mirth makingsituations that keep the audience In nconstant roar Tho salngs nnd doingsnro ridiculous but you huvo to laugh atthem willy nllly until you aclm andtears run down tho face. Mr. Ellefordappeals tho first tune In tho roloot Mrs. Partington nnd Jcsslo Nortoncreates barrels of fun as tho mischiefloving Ike. Tho play will be producedSaturday both at tho owning perforinnnro and the matinee when ought toessentially fit tho children's Idea of agood show. Tho same prices as lastweek, 15 nnd 23 cents will prevnll at tomorrow's matinee.

Chamber of Commerce Mcetlntv,For tho second tlmo tho meeting of

the Chamber of Contract to considertho subject of having a Hawaiian exhiblt utt Charlslun, S. C. next winter,failed b'ccniiBo of no quorum. Thomeeting was called 2 o'clock today.

Tho, weekly edition of the EvenlntBulletin gives complete summary of

'he news of daf.

BARK'SROUGHVOYAGE

The American bark Nuuanu. CaptainJosselyn. arrived this morning, 153adasrrom New vonc.

The trip of the vessel was eventfuland one ot the longest that the Nuuanuhas ever made.

Thirty-eigh- t das was the timetook the Nuuanu to round Cain; Hornnnd Captain Jot,selyii soys that. In nilhis experience since 1858; the last wastho worst,; '

During a 'gale on Christmas eve. oneof the sailors fell from aloft and waskilled. He was burled nt sea. A "shorttime after that'thc carpenter, a veryold man, died. He nns alio burled attea. ;

Tho Nuuanu brought two passengersfrom New York Johu and GeorgeNichols. They arc relatives of one oftl.o firm of Brewer & Co. llentdc alarge general cargo, the Nuuanu hastwo yachts aboard, one for K. A. Mott-Sml- th

and one another party. Thoves;cl began discharging at Irmgardwharf this aftcmoon.

I AME

BASEBALL LEAGUE TO

IORGANIZED TONIGHT

Line Up of Flayers in tho Game

With the Police Tomorrow'Greeting to Athletes --

Maui.

A meeting ot the Honolulu AthleticClub was held last night at tho clubrooms in the Elite building. The lineup for the baseball game with the Po-

lice nine was decided upon as follows:D. Dayton, cj C. H. Kaal. p; P. Glea-Bo- n,

lb; J. A. Thompson, 2b: T. Price.3b; A. Louis sb; J, 'Hannsman, Iff J.Aylett, cf; J. Williams, rf. Substitutes.V.. R. Cunha, E. Brown. J. Bolster.Klva.

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Tbe trustees, oUtbe club transacteda number of ((cms of business. John.Wise was elected baseball manager.It was decided to give a social sometime next week, under the auspices otthe club.

A motion prevailed, extending a voteot thanks to the enthusiasts on Maulfor organizing n club and extending tothem tho hospitality of the club roomiwhen In the city.

Committees on grounds, social mat-

ters and nthletlcs wero appointed.C.-l-l. Schmerhorn was elected foot

ball manager and handienpper.Tonight at 7:30 o'clock In tho club

rooms represntatlves from the Y. M. C.A., Police Department. Mallc-Illm- a

Athletic Club and tho Honolulu Athle-

tic Club will meet to consider plansfor forming a new baseball league.

SOLD ADULTERATED MILK.

Antone Richard. Jr. delivery manfor the Lopez dairy In Knllhl. appearedIn tho Police Court this forenoon onthe charge of selling alulterated milk.A plea of not guilty was entered.

Chemist Shorcy was tho principalwitness for tho prosecution. His testimony was to tho (feet that the milksold to a Chinese restaurant keeper oftho city showed ten per cent of addedwater. Tho defendant himself denied'all knowledgo of adulteration, sayingthat he was only the driver and couldtherefore know nothing of the milkprovious to Its being placed In the wa-

gon.Defendant was found guilty nnd fln"d

$30 and costs. An appeal wob noted.Deputy Sheriff Chlltlngworth appearedfor the prosecution and Frank Andradefor tho defense.

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Right Behind Us.

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Fraternal Directory.

HARMONY LODGE, NO. 2.

I. 0. 0. F..IfMti every Monday evening at 7:30

to Harmony Hall, King street.L. II. DEE, N. 0.E. R. HENDUY. Secretary.

All visiting brothers very cordiallytlTited.

MYSTIC LODGE, NO. 2, K. of P.Meets evry Wednesday oenlng at

1:10 o'clock, Castle Hall, Fort street..Visiting brothers cordially nlted to

tUnd.H. J. OALLAQIIEU, C. C.

A. E. MUHI'HY, K. It. d."

HONOLULU" CH APTKIl, NO. 1,

R. A. M.

Meets etery third Thursday evening

Ik Muonlc Temple. All visiting com-(nlo-

cordially Invited.A. K. GILF1LLAN, E. C.

J. D. TUCKER, Secretary.

HONOLULU COMMANDUUY.NO. 1, K. T.

MeU In Masonic Temple on the sec- -

Md Thursday eenlcs cf each ripnth.All visiting Sir Knights courteouslytmrlUd.K HENRY E. COOPER, E. C.

J. D. TUCKER, Recorder.

OAHU LODGE, NO. 1, K. of P.Meets every Friday evening at their

Cwtlo Hall, 420& Fort street, at 7:30.Members of Mystic Lodge No. 2 ,andrUltlng brothers, cordially invited.

O. ERICSON, C. C.

ALFRED ARENDT,K. of R. and S.

HUUANU CHAPTER ROSECROIX,

No. 1, A. & A. S. R.HmIi the first Thursday In each

taonth, at Masonic Templo. Sojourn- -

taj and visiting brothers cordially In- -

rttsd to attend all meetings.M. W. M..ALUERT VAN CLIKF GEARALLAN E. 3CRIMGEOUR, Secretary.

LODOE Le PROORES DEL'OCEANIE,

NO. 124, A. & A S. Rite.Stated meetings on the last Monday

if each month, In Us hall, MasonicSample.

L. deL. WARD. W. M.B. FRIEL, Secretary.

HAWAIIAN LODGE, NO. 21,

F. & A. M.

Mated meetings, Qrst Monday eachMonth. Special meetings, when called(will be notid In this srnce.)

Members Lodge Le Progrcs, Pacificfcodje, and all sojourning brethrentertlally Invited.

WM. H. WRIGHT. W. M.tt. Q. WALLACE, Secretary.

DistilledWater

Delivered FreeTo any part ot the city

Oahu Ice andElectric Co.,

HOFFMAN & UARKHAM,

Works, Kewalo.Til.. i 51 Blue. P. O. Box Goo.trice will be delivered by courteous

ivr io any pan or premises desired.

ForSale.FirebrickFireclayMammoth Rockers

API'LYTO

C. BREWER & CO., Ltd.OUGEN ST.

THIS i k.pt t E.lfDIC c DAKfc S AJvr- -IJlnEEncy 6 mj C. MrrctunK SnFrnclK0 I lllornl,whr.conlrcUlorJtlllnscn te made l,r I

1

LINE OF

2P.

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HOS3rn

SHOWN AT

U HOTEL ST., NEAR N U U AN U

Celebrated

for

Age

and

Purity

LOVEJOY

SCO.

Sole Agents fcrTerr!ter of

Hawaii.

FOR RENTComfo:table 2 story Cottageon Lunalllo street. Electrici glit. Good plumbing : :

FOR RBNT OR SALETHE MIST PREMISESExtensive grour.Js, largeroomy house and cottage.Partly furnished : : :

FOR SALEAt Kalmukl, large well-bu- ilt

houe,well situated,stable, poultry ard,etc.

Castle & Lansdale,RIAL ESTATL ANDINVESTMENTS.

Rooms 506 and 507 Stangenwald Building.

TLLbl'HONE MAIN 70.

WE STAND BY

"Hunter"10 years oldBaltimore Rye !

' vADlWM

FOR SALE bVhRY-WHbRb- "

: : : :

Sliow us a Purer munWhisky anil we

w ill haul clow n our

colors and close up uilffn.flAli

inop : : : :

IIOFFSCHLAEGER CO.,LTD.

The Pioneer Wine and Liquor DealersKINO STREET NIAMDbTHEI.

OMEN'S EXCHANGEI 314 FORT ST.,HAS Till' HhST ASSORTMINT Orii...iai. i..t...i r..t ik mt.'"T, """"" """ ir muCITV.

rK-- IIUMI. .MADP I'DI UN Till cmi.AND I KIUAYS.

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EVKNINO BULLETIN, HONOLULU, H. T.. FIltDAY, MAT 24, 1901.

'LOCAL ANDOENERAL

Benojr & FullertonTTel. Main 185.

Mr. nnd Mrs. Junius Kaae have goneto Kauai.

Mai? 138 means woodland coal. Ring'em up for your next order.

TsJct a ride on the electric can upPacific Height. FareYeents.

Where Is the Mint Saloon? On Nuu-an-

opposite Chaplain Lane.

Camara A Co., wine and liquor mer-

chants. Tel, Main 140, Alakea itreetA notice to membcrfof tho Second

Dattallon appears under New Today.If you don't want a headache, drink

Green River whisky at the Pantheon.Nicely furnished rooms. Popular

House, 1249 Fort 8t., $1 50 per week up.

Oahu Lodge, No. 1, K. of P., meetstonight at 7:30 In Castle Hall, Fortstreet

Choice Table Claret at 50 cents a galIon, at Hoffecblaeger Co.'s, King nearBethel.

Jas. K Morgan will soil at publicauction on Saturday, May 25, a numberof lnw books.

J. A. McCabc, V. F. Drake nd J. M.Neal came from Hanamaulu In theJames Makec jestcrday.

V. II. Poulsen, PAINTING ANDKing, cfp. Kawalahao

Church. Tel. Whlto 3T12.

Prof, Doglc successfully remoeucorns and bunions. King up Main 30nnd he will call at yonrtousc.

Thirt-scc- n and a half acres of landlr. Mnnoa alley to lease. See II. G.

Allen's nd In ForRoc the comet from Tactile Heights

Cars run eery half hour; last oneUaung the Heights at 10 p. m.

There will be a special meeting ofLodge Le Pi ogles this, Friday evening,nt 7:30 o'clotk. Work Itfthe second de-

gree. ,There will be an Informal rehearsal

of the enteitalnment for the Hoys' Ilrl-ga-

tournament at the Opera llousothis afternoon. r

William Kdward Old, the famousevangelist and lrae)er. will addiess aspecial meeting for men nt Y. M. C.

A. hall, Sunday afternoon nt 4 o'clock.A general meeting of the Church De-

fense nad Hxtenslon Arsoctatlon willtake place at Mr. Mays residence, onKlnau stnect, tonight, nt S o'cltxK. Allmembers arc expected to attend.

Children's Day will be fittinglynt Central Union church Sundiy

morning by appropriate exercisesChildren under the instruction of MUsYarrow will render an cnjoyublo pro-gram.

Those wishing rellablo horses,drivers, new rigs, fair prices

and courteous treatment should call althe Territory Stables. Their telephonanumber Is Main 35. They dellvor audcall for rigs free of charge.

Camarlnog receives for nls refrigera-tors all the California fruits ot tho sea-son by every cold storage steamer. Healways has on hand a'S.k ot freahpplts, grapes, oranges, etc. Send your

orders by phone, No. Main 378.

A brief has bicn filed by Kinney,Ilaltou & McClanahau, attorneys fotthe contestants In the Nnolul will inse,hac filed a brief on tho point whetheror not the erdlct rendered In the caseby the Jury' Is mcnly advisory.

If you want any ot tnc exquisite col.or work or those pretty tapa albumsthat oro now offered by tho HONOLU-

LU PHOTO SUPPLY CO , you had bestget In J our order early as the supplydoes not nearly equal tho demand.

Remember the entertainment by theC. K. Society of Kaumaknplll In thechurch chapel, Knpalama, this even-ing. Tho entertainment w 111 commcniont p. m. An excellent programhuH been arranged und n. laigc croudshould tum out to licai it.

Theie wns a big ncptlon und after-noon ten at the rome of Mrs. P. C.Jones 1 ostt'i ia from 3 tq 5 In honor ofMrs. Sew ram e of llllo. Over a hun-dred ladles were present during thenftcinoou. The affair was one ot themost pleasant ot tho reason.

Choice Poit. Madclri, nnd ZlnfandeJat 75 cents per gallon at HoftschlacgcrCo. s, King near llcthcl.

Tiro luokc nut early this morning 111

tho Sanitary Steam Laundry but wasdiscovered nnd extinguished bcfoiomuch damage was dono. It caughtfrom the Hue nnd wns put out by thocmplojes' biickd brigade beforo themrlwil of tho depaitmciit. Tho damagewas nllght.

Mis. Sarah McGiegor, n natlvo ofIreland nud an old knmaalna, tiled ntaboit 11:30 nVlock laft night. Thofuneinl will Like plnco tqmonow afternoon nua oriocK from tho Roman Ca-

tholic Cathedral. The 1 ody will bo In-

terred In Nuiinnti temctery. Deceasedw.ih tho inothei of Win. H.. Georgo nndthe lato ("Hpt, Alex. Mi ffrogor. Friendsnnd ninualnUnuH nre leHpectfully In-

vited to attend tho funeinl servicesThe uso of the Singer in millions ot

homes Bhows tho unprecedented suc-cess of these Ideal rowing machlne3It Is convincing proof that tho Singerexcels In nil kinds ot family sowingand art needle work, All our sowingmachines are ot the best construction,beautifully decorated, and are mountodon selected woods In finely finishedcabinets of nrtUtlc design. U.

agent, ibH nothel street, P. OPox 165.

SEATTLE DEER.

The ever popular Rainier beer Is be-

coming a bodsebold word and "willyou have n. glrss of Siattle," Is morsoften heard than anything else. TheCrlteiion Saloon bns the ber on tap orIn bottles

CHAS. D. WALKER,PtilrcM lot Bullltr cl HI(b-Or-

Yncht!, Boats and Launches I

Worm CgtCINnSTP. O Rci A Tlptiom, Blut jut

'REX'MEATS

Lead All Others

FLAVORQUALITY

QUANTITY

TRY THEM

OLE AGENTS.

Washington Mercantile Co.

FOR SALE

A Few Beantifnl LotsIwitU unexcelled viewover College Hills tract,Waiklkl and the Ocean.With good access : : : :

Lowest Prtseton Best Terms

Good Building Lots in

Navann Valley

near the Brickyard,of varied sizes. : : : :

$225 UPon easy installmen s.

J. H. SCHNACK,

REAL ESTATE DEALER.

Newbro's

Herpicide

Cures

Dandruff

and Stops

the Hair from

Falling Out.

It is also an Elegant

Hair-dressin- g.

ABSOLUTELY

HARMLESS.

$1.00PER BOTTLE.

Hollistsr Drug Co,

FORT STREET.

HART & CO.,(LIMITED)

THE ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORS

FINE CHOCOLATESAND CONFECTIONS.

Fresh Invoices of HUYLERSCHOCOLATES per the

ZEALANDIA.

Location.They are located on high ground at an

elsvatlon of from 200 to 500 feet, affordingunsurpassed scenic and marine views.

Electric Railway and Lighting.

The Electric Railway makes access most

easy, and power for lights may be lud at

most reasonable rates.

BRUCE

T. B, MURRAYCARRIAGEjAND WAGON

. Imanufacturer.NEW 8H0P8.

utt)

T Kukul Street, bet. Nuuanu &

Maunakea

The PasteurGerm Proof Filter

' Is the only Filter on the market that frees the water from all lmpurities and eradicates the Germs. The' PASTEUR is one of thegreatest foes to ill health ever invented.

Every Store, Office, Hotel, Restaurant and Home should have one u Ithout delay

SOLE AOENTSa:'r.hancock & Co.

frig FORT ST.

JUST RECEIVED.

Shredded Wheat BiscuitMinneapolis Cream of WheatFlaked RiceTwin Bro's. MushAnderson'i Soups

poha Jam,

KING STREET.CHAS. HUSTACE,

ODOLTO

THE BEST FORMOUTH AND TEETH

AGENTS,

orders

Office Room

erection

specialmaterial

DiamondCream Custard

Cream ChocolateMince Meat

DriedEtc., Etc.

Next

W. Peacock Ltd.

and

H. HACKFELD & CO.,SOIE AGENTS FOR HAWAIIAN TERRITORY.

HAVE YOU TRIED A

Canadian ClubHighballIF NOT, WHY NOT ?

SOLh HAWAII TbRRITORV.

"W. T77 --WBIQ-HT

jj Carriage Maker2 General Repairing.

Fainting, Blncksmithing, Trimming.Phaetons, and Hacks Manufactured.

IIIGH-OL.A.S- S WO'BK.

OAHU Carriage Mfg Company, Ltd.Between Beretanla and Pauahl Sts. RIVER

AUNUFACTURERS OF

Repair Work a Specialty. Fine Carriages,All promptly attended to.Only competent help employej.

Soups

Tablets

Fruits

Bulletin

STREET

THE AUTHORITIES SCIENCE PROCLAIMED

S. SHIMAMOTOMerchandise. Dry Goods,Japanese Provisions, etc

THE TI"L. M3.-M- AIN 54. p. O. IiO.

Contractors and Builders.FSO CO. Concrete

of allGoj StanRenwald Block.

the

&

ON

Sq5.

and' Excavating

P. o.Boj M!. Tsi. n.

TKriaXTG- - OHA3XTTHE OLDEbT CH.. ''SE FIRM IN HONOLULU.

COMMISSION MSROHANT8,Dtiltri Id Flo Sllki and Grm Llntm Cblntit and Japioti Ooodi ol All Kleli

IO-- 3 NUUIDU ItfMt.

PACIFIC HEIGHTS!ATTRACTIONS OFFERED TO SEEKERS.

VARIINQ

Water will be supplied at the rate of$15 per year for each lot, from our PacllicHeights Water System. Tills Is lessthan city rates.

Inducement toTo all who will begin the of

houses within 60 diy, we will makeInducements In the m itter of trans

portal Ion of building over ourrailway.

& CO., Progress

CondensedBurnham's

Condensed

o

BE

C. Co.

Wagons Trucks.

Ltd.

Buggies

MODERN HAVE

General Groceries.

MAGOOX BLOCK, MERC11AAT '.TREET.

General Business Agency

7K7--0

HOME

Water.

Special Builders.

kinds, j : 1 1 1

T, HAYASHI, MANAGfR.

Low Prices, Good Terras.Prices of lots range from fioo to 7$o

each. iifnri!ln( in l7 nnJ .. rn.fourth cash only Is asKed. Balance Iomsianmems ai terms 10 suit pur..naers.

Healthful and Cool.The nlr I nlvi.ivt mn ml K.ilni -

can recommend this property as beingwycuany uMiiauie ana auracilve topersons seeking a choice location for a homtat a moderate cost.

Block, Fort Street.

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fi;"' rVKVKKtNO BULUST1H. HONOLULU. H. T., FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1901.

VjV

Sachs' Store News

Miles of themHalf Actual Value

No ribbons ever sold in Honolulu ever had the valueof the Satin and Moire Ribbons which we are now sellingat half the actual value. All the choicest colors, 4 inchesw.de, and double faced.

"fr

50c Ribbons for 25cThis is beyond question the Ribbon Sensation

of the season, and no woman who wants Ribbon can affordto miss it. Remember the price just half the ordinary50c per yard Ribbons for 25c per yard.

Daintypimity

BargainsWe are offering truly astonishing values in NEW

DIMI TIES. You have the good fortune to choose fromthe largest assortment of these popular hot weather fab-

rics ever shown at the price chic and dainty patterns.

12 yards for $100

N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co.,LIMITED. FORT ST.

WELL DRESSED HEADSAll btlong to Women who buy their Millinery here new designs afterthoughts of the Millinery Creators since Easter are very Dainty and Stylish.If you have.i't seen them, we would be pleased to have you call : : : :

EMBROIDERED ORGANDIESAre the Finest of the New Summer Fabrics; so cool ;

so stylish ; so handsome and dellcite. Exquisite pa-tternswe have all shades likewise Plain Organdies.

ARE YOU PARTIAL TO SWISSES ?Come and see our elfgant rangeof these beautiful goods : : :

THE M. CO., LTD.HOTEL STREET.

TTieLishtThatNeverMs

BRIU.IANT

KILLEAN

l.fff'A i

ArrrAMrrVir

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fSBCr s4.3k s a I u

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A GOOD SI0CK Or

.BYll at Inia iiiiavyn. lyajiH

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.'UTTUEHEAT

AngleLAnipJUKAM HAJfOHtk

Another Largeof Angle

"THETHE LIGHTTHAT NEVER FAILS.

It went almost Incrcd.bU thatny lamp coulj t good enough to

tak tht plact of electricity on eventermt, yet such Is tht case wlih theanolb LAMP. All over the Islandsreople art vhrowlnr aay their odlamps and replacing them with thistamp, not merely because It costsscout one ie run as mucn to maintain (cost Is no object to some tepie) but, beMJe bilng Infinitelycheater. It Is more brilliant animore reliable In tht terrain It Is arevelation to every one who uses It,ani simply demonstrates that theotd'taihlontd lamp was a barbar-ous contrivance. THB ANGLE LAMPnever smokes, smells or if Ives anytrouoie. is njtrnea ana eximguisnecjas easltv as eas. and Is the Uealight fnm every standpoint. Wecarry these lamps from 91.80 up.

T. H. Davles & Co., Ltd.HARDWAREDd'AfUMtNT.

AGENTS FOR StcrlMt Lubricating Ollf. CUrlphos. Alien Ctraint, Poitlanl Canunt. t.Unt PowJarCo , t'lcki lla'au IMtlnif, Roha Harbor lima C N.w Homa Sj.wlne Machlnts ani IlinJ

T.L.I Ikf ......... ll. ..... r ...... U...a. Ca.ll. , l.a.K.aa Dili, tl.a.a Hi.UCnLCn. It" nK.s., UI.O.II.i V.IW.CI. IIIIIII,.liIHII.I,aM4 kcail.1... nvj l"..l -

fcttais, Trunks, Vatlt.s, Mailings, balai. Linoleum, rowier anj Capf, Central HarJwr..- - Plantation

t7SlHl!ltJHi?H.M.Utl&flrrdAMMmimiiMBrmai

l lliaKlWVaJnBf7

iiiUMf&zr.SVatVtri

ECONOMICAL

The

ShipmentLamps.

ANGLE LAMP"

ZLlBlBHIHfleiiA'SPLENDID TONIC

Is recommended to build up?p. rnnvlroHt mvontf fhn Hip' " --- """ "" aaw.'. a.',,--- ' waijia.v.f

wean ano uvtxworHea.anQ produce, sound

FOR SALE EVERYWHERE

1

Grass Linens in All Colors.Sumlal Wood Boxes. Pongee Silks

For Gentlemen's Sult anj .ilo In llRhter weights.All colors,

MERCHANT TAILOR, A laree variety of cloths nuJe up In thelatest stvles.

m1

IDt

New Possessions Bring

New Factor For

Consideration.

HAWAII AND ALL THE

OTHER TROPICAL ISLES

Furnish Good Coffee Lands That May

ie Exploited by American Capital

nited States Coffee

Consumption.

Washington D. C, May 10. Theprospect of a return of permanentlypeaceful conditions in the Philippinesand the present existence of conditionsIn Porto Rico and Hawaii favorable toAmerican producing and toiamerclnlenterprises lends addition! Interest tosome figures Just compiled by thoTreasury Bureau of Statistics rcpinllngtbe coffee consumption of the I'nl'criStates and of the world. The people ofthe United States are sending out oftbe country more than a million ilollnra week In payment for coffeo consumedIn this country, nil of which could bereadily produced In Porto Illco. Hawaiiand tbe Phlllpplno Islands which havealready shown their ability to producecoffoo of a high grade commandinghigh prices In tho marltets of the world.Porto Rlcnn coffee has long been look-

ed upon as of high grade, and formany yenrs has commanded highprices In the markets of Europe; andtho developments of coffpe culture InHawaii during the post few years hnvonlno been very satisfactory in tho qual-

ity of coffeo produced and the pricesrealized, in tho Philippines tho pro-du-

of n high grado and the factthat In physical condition and climatethe Islands are very similar to those ofajva. the greatest coffee producing Isl-

and of tho world, suggests great possibilities to those who desire to see Am-

erican money expended under fho Am-erican flag. The fact that the UnitedStates is by far tho greatest coffeeconsuming country of tbe world and Is

steadily Increasing her consumptionfurther suggests that American capitaland energy may turn their attention tothis promising field now opened in theIslands where American enterprise cansafely enter upon business imdcrtnkIngs.

Our coffeo Importations during thenine months ending with March, 1901

amounted to 617,344,000 pounds, witha value of 45.218,000. a sum nearly$3,000,000 In excess of the valtio of thocoffo Imports of the same months of

fiscal year Indicating thatfor tho full fiscal year tho total vnluoof the coffee imported Into tho UnitedStates will bo about JCO.000,000. Kventhis Is somewhat below the annualaverage cost of coffee Imported duringtho decado Just ended, tho reduction intotal value being due to the fnll ofabout one-ha- lf In tho Import price,though during tho past few monthsthe price has again materially advanc-ed, and 017,344,000 pounds Imported Innlno months of tbo fiscal year 1901

cost U5.218.000, while 033,890,000

pounds Imported In rlne months of

iV.v.'iVu.Vniii.vi1: curellGESSLEHfSs; morningII MAGIC : headachesilHEAMCHEsi while! WAFERS !: dressing.

in. i

the preceding year cost but 940,508,-00- 0.

I

The United. Stotes la by far the larg-

est country of theworld, as wilt be Been by the, followingtable which shows the importations ofcoffee Into the principal countries ofEurope and Into tbo United States In1899:

NET IMPORTS OF COPFEB.

Countrlel Into whichImported

RussiaUnited KingdomItalyAustria-Hungar- y

France .. .., .

German Empire .

United States

. Toul Per CpltlPoufiJt I'ouni.

..

.. .72

..

.. 2.044.62C.12

10.75

The tables shuns the totalImports, of coffee Into the UnitedStates by fiscal years and Its valuefrom 1893 to,1901:

Flwal Year Pnun- -

Consutnr'Pnn Coraumpti.n

18,396.00029.120.00031,222.00092.180.000

..179.120.000

Importej

.S01.7S7.000following

Cnnsumpt'onPrice perCents I'ounJt

1893 BG3,4GD.0!S 14.0 8.311894 SS0.93t.337 1C.4 8.301895 652,208,973 11.7 9.331890 580,597.913 14.C 8.11

1897 737.045,070 11.0 10.12

1898 870,511,433 7.4 11.C3

1899 831.827,053 6.3 10,

1900 787,991.911 0.5 9.81

1901 (9mos.) 617,343.80 7.3Our colfce Importations nro drawn

chiefly from the following countriesHrnzll, from which we Imported Innlno months of the present fiscal year,603,681,570 pounds; other South Amerlcnn countries, 17,161.000 poundsCentral American countries, 25,674,.

000 pounds; Java and other East Indies, 11,033,000 pounds; West Indies,5.777.000 pounds; other Asia andOceania, 2,307,000 pounds; while largonuantttles coffee produced In Asiannd the Orient nro rcrhlppcd to thoUnited States from European countries, tho United Kingdom having sentus 2,653,000 pounds In the nine monthsunder consideration, nnd Germany 3,- -

07,000 pounds during the period.J. A. IlllECKONS.

W. C. T. U MCBTING.

At a meeting of the V. C. T. U. yesterday afternoon in the parlors of theCentral Union church, the resignationof Miss I'indar, secretary treasurerwas received. Mies I'indar will soonleave Honolulu. Tho report from thoFlower Mission was read; two lettersfrom soldiers who had been kindlytreated by tho society wero presented.A letter from Mrs. Hunt urged the society to begin a campaign In favor ofthe teaching In tbc public schools theeffects of alcoholic drinks. Miss whiteman, Mrs. Coan and Miss Castle weroappointed a committee to placo thesubject before tho Hoard of Education,

Resolutions of respect and condolencewere adopted and sent to tho family ofMrs. F. S. Lyman, deceased. Mrs. Lyman. In her life was a faithful workerIn the V. C. T. U. at Hllo.

.93

of

TO CURE A UO!-- U IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Dromo Quinine TabletsAll druggists refund tbe money If It

falls to cure. E. W. Grove's signatureIs on each box. 25 rent.

capita

samo

and

More Plague.Yokohama. May 10. An official

telegram from Formosa dated tho7th Instant reports 25 new cases oftho plague nnd 1G denths In Tainan,3 new cases nnd C deaths In Tnikoku,nnd 8 now cases and two denths InTalchu.

Bind Tour Own Photos.

Fir th se who wish to bindtheir own photos KING BROS3 re prepared to furnish all thenecessary materials in bindingpaper and mat board in anydesired shad

The binding paper is alreadygummed ready for use, whichgreatly simplifies the process

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BESTACIGARSAT THB

HAWAIIAN TOBACCO CO., Ltd.,Corner Merchant mid Nuunnu Sttt.,

' hImo HOTEL. ST., opponlto Bethel.Office 'Phone, 390

SaVe YOUr Wife Many Steps by Installing

A House Telephone from

Upstairs Kitchen,Yon will never . House to Servants' Quarters,part with it. House to Stable. Etc.We will Install two 'phones complete under a g larantee at a price- - -- well,

you cannot afford to be without them.

The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.,Alakea Street.

PrizeShooting

From Apr'l letto April 30th

SHOOTING GALLERYHOTEL STREET.W. H. THONE, Proprietor.

Prizes : 1st, $15 ; 2nd. $10 ; 3rd, $5

MOANA HOTELRESTAURANT

18 NOW

Open to the Public

MEALS AT ALL HOURS FROM 6:?o

A. M. TO 1 1 P. M. EUROPEAN PLAN.

Just Receiveda New Lot of

Key WfesfDomesticCigars I

Beaver Lunch RoomsH. J. NOLTE.

and

THE AMERICA(ORrLY THE EAGLE)

OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE.OPEN NIGHT AND DAY.

to

billy tUNflr.BEN, Profrl.lor.HOTEL STREET, nor Nuuanu, not Joor to PaiJy

kvan'a "Encore" tliS- - m

Take theElevator for

WILLIAMS'FOTOGALLERY

Boston Building

A full line of HAWAIIAN VIEWS.

Shriners are welcome to visit ourgallery anJ see the

FINE COLLECTION.

jt'sno experimentwhen you insist on gelling Cyrus Noble Whiskey.

Leave experimenting to others.Buy gooUthat you know are right.

For seventy years we have been trying to pro- -

Iduce the bestk

possible article Jor thejeastpossible price."

The public know it favorably"It holds the good trade.

It costs no more than other good whiskeyIt is pure and old.It is distilled from the best selected jrain.It is six years in wood.

Jt wins on merit alone

wall

paper

Works 'Phone, 389

nto suit everytaste and everypurse : ; ; :

Lewers & Cooke,

LIMITED.

ooooooooiHENHY ST. GOAR.EDWARD POLLITX

Members Stock and Bond Exchange.

BDVARDPOLUTZ&COCOMMISSION BROKERSAND DEALERS ININVESTMENT SECURITItS

Particular artMtloa (traa to ntclu tat Mia lHawallaa Sir Stock.

loaaa Natotlatt4. laMart ui Ntaln gtaatiaaa Boaaa.

408 California St..San FrancUco. Cal. 11T1

A. C. LOVEKIN

STOCK AND BOND BR0KE3

REAL ESTATE AND

FINICAL AGENT

402 JUDD BUILDING

WILLIAM SAVIDGE.

Stock and Bond BrokerMaataf of llavallt stock Eacnaat.

McTnemy Block, Fort Htrtot.

A. J. CAMPBELL,Stock and Bond Broker.

Maakat at Ma Hotolula Stack Bickttf.Offloe QaMn (treat, oppadto Union

KbimI OnmpauiT.

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Evening Bulletinfibltshed KreryD.tr except Sunday,

at 210 King Ftrcet, Honolulu,T. of H., by the

PPLLETIN PUDL13H1NO COMVANY.

WALLACE R. FARltlNQTON ..Editor

Entered at the Post Office at Hono-lal- u

as second class matter

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.Per month, anywhere In U. S. ..I .75

" " " 8.00Tk yearttt year, postpaid, foreign 13.00

Payablo Invariably In advance.

Ttlephone 253

Post Office Dot "18

FRIDAY MAY 21. 1901.

The courts of Hawaii have Juststarted In on their tiansltlon stagoJudging from the rabid manner Inwhich they are being talked about.

The purported illegality of the OrandJury failed to sae the neck of KuJU

hara Orlemon. Will the Supreme Courtfind there Is a dllter.nce when I.. A.

ThruMon Is held for contempt ofcmirt?

With Howell's resignation receUedand Charlie Peterson reinstated at

Superintendent lloyd has((rtainly succeeded In accomplishing

what the public has touglit ror somoitime past. McCandlessought to be ovcrjojed that nt last some-

body has been placed In the old "In-- Itorlor onice" who heeds the legislativecry against Rowel!, thoughtrndent McCandless may weep hittertears oer the return of PiJerson.

In going over the list of Grand Jur-ors published In this morning's Ad-

vertiser the Ilullctln falls to discoverko. ntmn nt n I tfllft U lm ! Tint tlTl......I .i. h,. No tenet nnd Justicet,f.tnr ,ni,i,n,i n i.nnk. chickens l

or committed any misdemeanor thatwould make Ineligible as n JurorIn any court. If any or all. of Jhemhave been candidates the Legisla-ture or held any positions of trust pri-

vate or public. It only serves toMiengthen their claim to honesty andIntegrity of put rose.

MORAL

The Advertiser this morningIts ponderous mid news bereft

column with this:WHAT IS TH12 MORAL DIKKI'R.

KXCB BETWEEN A JUDGE WITH A

13ILL BEKOHU TIIU LKGISLATI'RHWHO. WITHOUT HOLDING AN EX-

AMINATION. ISSUES LICENSES TOPRACTICE LAW TO UNEDUCATEDLEGISLATORS WHOSE VOTES HEWANTS. AND THE MAN WHOBUYS OUTRIOHT SUCH VOTES KOllCOIN? '

Just to demonstrate that there Is no111 will between' the courts as well asthe courts and the Executive, tho Ilullctln propounds this:

WHAT IS THE MORAL DIFFER-ENCE I1ETWKEN A JUDGE. WITHA HILL BEFORE THE GOVERNOR.WHO FAILED TO SEE THE GOVER-

NOR HUT GETS THE MEASURESIGNED SIX DAYS AFTER TillLEGISLATURE ADJOURNS ANDTHE MAN WHO BUYS OUTRIGHTSUCH FAVOR FOR COIN?

When It comes to a question of moraldifferences such as the Advertiser tetsforth there are several phases of thosubject that inn be discussed withoutgoliuc outside the nulms of the unlitloom.

ADVERTISER HONESTY.

"Pending the trial of this charge thispaper will not discuss lis nieiltsT"

This sentenco appealed In u state-ment signed by Lorrln A. Thurston andpuhllkhtd at tho head of the Advertisercolumns on Wednesday, .May 22. Thesigned statement goes on to say thatEditor Smith has been cited byGrand Jury for perjury, gives thonf tho charge, announces Its Intentionto withhold from discussion of tho caseand denies tho charge.

Tho statement made on May 21 Is

fully In keeping with editorial dignitynnd honesty.

Lorrln A. who owns thoAdvertiser signed tho statement. Onowould naturally expcit that the asser-

tion amounted to something.""A Packed Grand Jury' Is the title

of a ilnulAe column editorial publishedby the Advertiser on Thursday, May23. This icfeis to the Grand Jury thatbrought In the

'Tho prcbent alleged Grand Juiy la

n Grand Jury In name only." This Is

the first sentenco of tho double columneditorial telatlng to tho Giifnd Jurythat made the chaige.

"When a Judge of the court Is notonly a bitter p.utlsan ' buttakes to packing Juries to secure per-

sonal ends, Justlco Is Imperilled and noman In tho country Is safe." This la

the sentence which closes the editorialwhich discusses the Jiiry which broughtIn the Indictment and th'o court wherethe indictment was filed.

Thrie Is In fuct littlo else In thocolumns of tho Advertiser of

May 23 nnd May 21 except condemna-tion of the court nnd the Grand Jurythat furnished the ihnrgo which thoAdvertiser bald It would not discuss.

Tim merits of any case are so closelyassociated with the character of thomen who make tho chaige that It Is

difficult lo understand how, OwnerThurston makes good"hlB) statementthat. "Pending the trial of 'this chat go

thlH paper will not discuss Its meiltH."

IMPOTENT WRATH.

Adveitlser Is having n houlblotlmo with Itself over the peisonnel oftho Grand .Tin y called to Investigatethe chatge of bribery lodged againstthe Legislature. For impotont wrathand personal bitterness It Is furnishingan exhibition that has not been ex-

celled In many moons. What It expectsto accomplish other than to illicit at-

tention fiom the idlo.:y of Its ownernnd tho executives ofllclals In their

to defeat Justice and degrade

the courts of the Territoryparent.

old legal adago "When you haveno case, damn tho other side" Is dallybe7ng oxcmpH(lcd. as also Is tho effortof tho man who tried to lift himselfout of a barrel by his boot straps.

While the odlclal organ and Hicoterie of dictators sweat and Juntodvertho fact tliat,thoTerrltorlal or-

ganization nnd thc'cooitllutlon of tholTnltcd States should have foisted uponthem such n thlngas n court they fan-H-

control and such a heinous Insti-

tution as a Grand Jur a thing thatthe best government on earth neverthought of creating In the heydayof Itssupreme power the people quietly goabout their regular business with fullconfidence In tho personnel of theOrand Jury nnd fully, satisfiedthat the Court nnd the Jury will ferretout the crime of bribery If such crimeexists provided tho executive off-icials do not throw Insurmountable diff-

iculties In the way by the effort to de-

feat Justice by refusing to give testi-mony.

The undeniable fact that the first ob-

stacle met by the Orand Jury In Its In-

vestigations la the child and creationof the officials and whofirst launched the charge of briberyspeaks volumes of condemnation whichcannot be offset by four columns of bitter Imectlvo published In the Adver-tiser each day for tho next ten yeanIwth n few ponderous extras forty-fl- c

minutes late nn well as cartoonsthrown In. Ithns been said that thofirst Territorial Legislature has madean exhibition of Itself. This Is now fol-

lowed by the executive and prosecut-ing nttorney of the government maltinga holy show of themselves with semi-official Thurston nn the side treadlnc ahot skillet excitedly, brandishing his!piratical knife nnd roaring wild Im-

precations that will excite the envy ofthe spieler of the Hawaiian Midway es-

tablishment at Buffalo.The. whole attitude of tho officials

and the organ rcolves Itself Into aSow ling farce that might appropriatelyhe entitled "How we tell what wo don't

in,,.. mmiito.tiknow." of truthstill., 'utnlslits nn approving thought for the

him

for

DIFFERENCES.

thegist

Thurston

Indictment.

The

Tho

benefit of thiRP gentlemen In the posttton they gee fit to assume. If howlingnt the courts or tfie Juries makes themhappy, let them howl.

What the peoplo want Is the briberond the bribe tnkcr If such there be.

"What Is bread chiefly used for,Tommy?" asked the teacher of a smallpupil In the Juvenllo class.

"To spiend butter on." wn tho logi-

cal but iinexpectedteply. Philadel-phia Inquirer.

LOANWANTED

$4,000TOR FIVE YEARS.

GILT EDGE SECURITY

APPLY TO

J. M. VIVAS,POST OFFICE LANE,

TEL. MAIN US. P. O. BOX 442.

Telephone to All Parts of the Island.

KONA LIVERYSTABLES

KEALAKEKUA, - HAWAII

J. G. HENRIQUES, PROP.

Horses and CarriagesFor Bxcursl ns

to or the Mountains.

An excellent chance Is offered fortourists to

8EB THE COUNTRY.Carriages meet the S. S. Mauna Loi atKallua and take them overland to Hookena

where the steamer Is met again.

The

on

RISIDENTS ANDPEKMAKLNTGUESTS.

AMERICAN PLAN.

F.M. Smith

OFFERS

SPECIAL

SUMMER

A

A

RATES

TO

NHOTEL.

Life InHUPonce.When you take a Ufa Insurance policy

you want nbsoluto protection, asldonnd distinct from your Investmentsn ft .1 tuorviiliitlnnnuimi oj v uiuiiiuiiae

You do not want tho Jlfe Insurancecompany to put your money In n. sugarplantation In which you bnvo alreadyInvested. If tho bugar plantation falls,your life Insurance policy falls of Itspuipobe, If you want to lcavo all yourmoney In the Islands, Invest it your-sel- f:

If you want llfo Insuranco putIt in a good company, Incorporated undcr the laws of a State which does notlermlt n llfo Insuranco company tospeculate In fctocks or to loan thopolicy holders' money on wheat andcorn fields. Tho Germnnla Llfo Insuianco Co. or sew von has moraassets for cuch $1000 of Insurance Inforco than any other company In theworld.

TEL,

J5AS0LINEtty"""rr,- ., j

PACIFIC-- HARDWARE CO.,LIMITED

SOLE AGENTS FOR

DIAMOND BEAD GASOLINE

.In specially coated tins and heavycases to prevent leakage : : :

nnMTfnplfjSMBHjr' II Hi

WILKE PORCELAIN REFRIGERATORSSamples now on fxhlNllon.

An Invoice to arrive on the "NUlMNu" now due

A Full Line of Dixon's Graphite Products.

One Style Out of Many'ISkaH S5?SxSR!rni!l-3ffV,-

of a new line ofUP-T- O -- DA ra

...FAMILY 8URRI5S....Stylish, roomy anil comfortable.Standard Goods. - None Better.

SCHUMANN CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,MERCHANT ST., BET.

MAIN 205.

FORT ALAKEA.P

HOBBIE

j

O. C64

Most everybody to-d- ay has a hobbysomedon't work at it very hard, others bend all theirenergies to make their hobby a success.

The hobby of our cigar department is sellingbig cigars of fine quality for little money.

Of course we sell cigars for five cents andotheis fot two bits and all the way between andsome above, but the bright particular star in thegalaxy is our "LA ESTANCIA" justly celebrated,high grade Havana Cigar.

We sell cigars in nearly every Havanabrand, and you get a good lasting smoke of thebest tobacco raised in Cuba.

LEWIS & CO.,240 240 240

1060 FORT STREET.

Metropolitan Meat Co.,LIMITED.

Freeh Meats and Fishby Every Steamer

m

8ALB AT

AND

From the Coast that has Cold Storage.

BOX

bit

Choice Beef, Veal, Mutton,Lamb and Pork alwayson hand.

Also Poultry, Salmon and Halibut.

FORThe Metropolitan Market, King St., Tel.The Booth, Fishmarket, Telephone 379,

45- -

,QejtraJ(Market, fluuanu St., Telephone, 104.

SHREVE & CO., San Francisco,To facilitate trade with the Hawaiian Islands, will deliver all goods

purchased or ordered of them, free of all charges for transportation toHonolulu, or returning same to San Francisco. Goods will be sent onselect'jn to those known to the firm, or who will furnish satisfactoryreferences In San Francisco.

Jewelers, Gold and Silverware Manufacturers,Market & Post 6tM., 8. F.

Illustrated CATALOGUE and prices furnished upon receipt of request. We havethe largest manufactory of Jewelry and Silverware west of 'New York City, and areprepared to furnish special designs.

Chase - and Sanborn

Old Government Blend

. MOOtiAAND

JAVA

COFFEE

Selling Agents

Salter & WaityLEADING GROCEKS.

TEL. 681 BLUB

fl. C. ACHI & CO.

Brokers & Dealers

REALJSTATE&T Wa will Bay it.. Btn rtttUtil put of the group.tT We Trill Bell fropertlf f on Homod

oloOoirmlMloniM

jFFICE. 10 West King Sthek;

DAVID DAYTON,

Real Estate Broker

223 MERCHANT ST.

FOR SALE.

Property In to,wn and suburbs

and"HCfUSES TO LET.

T. R. MOSSMAN

Real Estate AgentAbstractor ndSearcher ot Title

Loans negotiatedRtuts collected.

Campbell Building,Merchant street.

DON! flUY YOUR FURNITURE ONTHE INSTALLMENT PLAN,BUT CALL AT THE

I.X.L.AND SAVE 25, IT WILL PAY YOU TO

BUY TOR CASH.

New Goods Received by Every Vessel

AT THE

I.X L. Furniture StoreBERETANIA ST., NEAR FORT.

P. " BO 535. S.W I.EDFRER,Prnnrlrtor

fcYonW&iitarigKING DP THE. .

C-- X- TJ-- E

Livery, Boarding andSales Stables, : : :

S18 FORT STREW

Stable 'Phone, 477Hack Stand 'Phonal, S19 and 71

O. H RRLUHA.

THEUNIONEXPRESSCO.Safes, Pianos,Furniture MOVED

Drays lor Freightand Lumber

Our representative meets all Incomlnisteamers from the Coast aid we checCbar-ga- on all outgoing steamers.

White aod Black Sand For Sale

Office with Evening Bulletin, no Klnr.treet. Tel. 86.

Wft.

KUvKeeeeeeeFOR BALLAST !!

f Whiteand Black Sand( In Quantities to Suit....

EXCAVATING CONTRACTED

ForCORAL AND SOIL FOR SALE.

DumD Carts furnished bv the daim Hour's Notice.

H. R HITCHCOCKQueen St., opp. Union Fe'd Co. TEL 2Q3

At. PHILLIPB k OO

Wbolei4le Importers tnd JobUit

oroptu mi Americin Dry low

Fo t tad Qceen Btwu,

..HAOKi'ELDA Ou.,iT

mm (mission mn'or. fort ta1 Qli 1lrl. . .

NOTICE.in oneguence of the appointment nf

the Hon. Geo. Geir to the Circuit Uenchas 2nd Judce, the linn ot Davis and GearIs dissolved. Geo. A. Davis will occuuvthe same offices and continue the activepractice of his profession.

Henry R. Worthington

Cener Qoeei

aid Fort Streets.

TEL.. MAIN toe.

Eogineers;and Biilders of

High Duty Direct Acting

and Crank and Fly Wheel

Pumping Engines. Elect-

rically Driven Pumps,Power Pumps, Centrifugal

Pumps and Water Meters.

.j.

Large stock of small pumps

on hand for all services

irchltects, Contractors and Builders

Edward R. Swain,

ITANGENWALD Dill ,

ARCHITECT.

CKOCKtR nUILDlNO.SAN TRANCtSCO.

V. HOTFMANN.

, i

RIlbY.

Hoffman & RileyOfcNERAL CONTRACTORS

AND UUILDLRS. '

Cltlmlle FurnltheJ. V O. Box

Ueo. W. PertP. W. Beerdilee

4.

Tel.Boi nl

BBARD8l.EE ft PAGE

trchitccte & BuildersOffice: Rooms Arlington Annex,

lonolulu, H.Sketches and Correct Estimates furnishShort Notice. 1441

Building MaterialsOF ALL KINDS.

Oealora in Lumber and Ooul.

ALLEN AKOBINSON,(Joe ntroat. Honolulu

Fred Harrison, j

? WTUACTOPdUILDER 1 . .

J. F.

!oinP. O.

I.

it

AND

ubblng : Promptly ; Attended : To.

t. F. BERTBLMAN'SCarpenter Shop

18 RBMOVBD0 rear of old stand. Entrance on K!nitrait. Oriera left at either shop, or office,

( John Nott's 'or, Klnt; street, will re

rrnniD1 itteu'lnn. ff-t- f

J. OUDE&KIRK

Contractor..and Builder

ESTIMATES FURNISHEDon all sorts of building.

OFFICE IN OLD ARLINGTONPREMISES.

THB WINDSOR HOTELWAILUKU,MAUI

Is again open for theaccommoJotlon of thetravelling public: : : ;

.MRS. G. B. ROBERTSON,840IV PKOPRIbTOR.

FRED J. CROSS,Oonraltlng tnd Surorlntoudlng;

Electrical $ HydraulicENGINEER.

Poorer TranktclulooREPORTS AND ESTIMATESFURNISHED. . . ,

With Catton-N'e- ll Co., Quooc itreot.Office next to Pov.Mce. 12'i

A. Harrison Mill Co.ESTIMATES FUBMSHin ON ML KINDS Of

Brick and Stone WorkManufacturers of Doors, Sashes and

Frames, Bllr.ds, Mouldings, Brackets, andAll Kinds of Wood Work. Finish TurningEte Etc.

KAWAIAHAO ST., KEWALO,Tel. White 1121 P. O. Box ;.

ni

LAMKST.TAYLOK,M. Ata. Soo. C. I.

OONdDLTINO

Hydraulic Engineer.S06 Judd Block, Tele. HSI.

Honolulu Iron. Works CoImproved and Modern SUGAR MA-

CHINERY ot every capacity and de-scription made to order. Boiler itorkaud RIVETED PIPES ror IrrigationDurnoSL'i a BDcclaltv. Particulartlon paid to JOB WORK, aud

l&xj-l- f I executed at shortest notlco.

MMW .'WWpta' . fftfK i 1r Mi. M,UUiW. ., c

ETCHING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, H,

HERE IS A BARGAIN

WANTED

PARTY WITH.'

$1000.00to buy a six room houe Ina good location, near StreetCar line, Furnished or un-

furnished, stable and carriagehouse, servants' quarters.

HORSE AND SURRY

ioo9,oo cash t balance on

time. : : :

C. E. MOORE & CO.

REAL ESTATEBROKERS.

ill MERCHANT ST, NEAR FORT

asa.

iMNatMHHD

Jinja Wafa

MAY

Applications

OCCIDENTAL

CALIFORNIA

istmmtmumumtta

VISITORS

TO THE PAN

AMERICAN

secure

P.rates. Address

RICHMOND,

AVE

BUFFALO,

England Bakery

"ARABIC"Is a Refrigerating preparation for Iron Roofs, it reducestemperature fully 15 degrees and preserves iron fromrust, and we guarantee it to last for years. All we ask is atrial, we guaranteesatisfaction. It is as cheap or cheap.than any of the Rojf Paints now on the market.Wnile they make roof better, " Arabic " will make themcooler. If you buy the " Arabic "and put it on yourself, itwill cost you about ic square foot 1f you varr us tofurnish "Arabic", labor, etc., it will cost you from i.'cto2c square foot, according to the size of roof. We are alsoagents for the celebrated Slate, a preparation for pre-

serving shingles.

General Agents.

9HI

aA llJ(l(S3ISl

California Feed Co.

LIHIaHSslSrraKMaaT'

Ltd.SOLE AGENTS FOR HAWAII.

U-NEE--DA

or.

Oi loire other klnJ cl BIkuII or Watr luch as

Champagne

Strawberry

OrangeLemon I Wafers

VanillaChocolate

WaterRents H M

High TeaSnow F.akeOyster --

GingerCrackers

PretzelsGraham

' Educator

ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC.

Jut recelia.1 a frekh thlrmentof the atweat

H, & Ltd,

FORT ST.elephones 22, 24 and 92. P. O Box 386

EMPLOYMENT

PUBLICTYPEWRITING

Positions given out everydayfrom 8 a. m. to It a. in.

received

8 a. m. to 5 p. m.

Saturday, I o'clock, p. m.

ROOM 8. MAGOON BLD.ALAKHA AND MERCHANT STS

TEL. MAIN 149.

FRUIT STORE

COI.'NBH KINO ANDAUKEA bTREfcTS

AND ISLAND FRUITS

ICE HOUSE G00D8RectlvcJ by Every Steamer,

f

;

j

I

can ROOMS AND'

BOARD at very reason-

able the

'RICHMOND ,

,

REFERENCES

New

HONOLULU

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thethe

the

per j

per

Rockwell Wabash

Expansion Systems !

"Wetll, 3Tiollols Oo.,

Biscuit

CO.'S,

i 1 1

The Illustration reflects the operation of

building a stack of sections and indicatesthe practical results of " Expansion."

j

The busy man should not fail'

to investigate thistime saver. ''

j

Baby

FoundHimself growlnj; fatter,

healthier and Jollier every day,and he cldn't wake up In themiddle of the nlfcht and bawlfor an hour or two Why?because Mamma fed him on

TaroenaA pure and easily llget-e- d

food prepared from the taro

plant so abundantly crown In

the Hawaiian Islands.

It Is a Nnturnl Foodand not chemically prepared

like so many foods, which sour

the stomach.

Invalids, too, get wellagain on It. .

50c package.

J&brvnlfrue 9FORT- & X7MG.

PACIFIC CARRIAGE CO.

FORMERiDRIVERSOF 319

TELtPHONlXUAIN 308.

Comer Hotel and Union Sts.Up-to-da- te Hacks and

Responsible DrivtrsAT ALL HOURS.

HARRY DOBSON, Manacer.

AND GENERAL I noHmlvtb stock kxcha-n- bLOCAL

Drop In to the St. Oermaln,

Mrs. O. J. Waller leaves In the Sono-ma,

Tound Master's notice appears underBy Authority.

Mrs. C. H. Jennings left tor Maut'lnthe Claudlce yesterday.

There was no session of the FlroClaims Commission today.

Mis Unna Wldema'nn Is booked toleave f&r the Coast In the Sonoma.

Thoroughbred bunting dogs are of- -

fered for tale. Read the Want column.I tiAflfif, nf ttiA El a af tarn ai fA ih I -n uuu ui 1110 1 "'"" V.UIUIUH-fttn- n

nnr.flrn nnrtpr N'pu Tmlnv nn nape?,

yUf. John Cassldy and two childrenwill leave for San Francisco in the So- -

noma.Mm, S. 0. Wilder who has been very

HI for some time past, Is now con- -

valescent.Notice In regard to the estate of the

late 0"(rge Mclnnls appears under ByAuthority.

Four large front rooms with hot andcold bath and electric lights for rent.See To Lt column.

Theie will be an Important meetingof nikt at Progress hall on Mondayevenlnp, May 27th.

tn!r'. "tlilffnt' fa rh l.o.f MlWvnn.

kee Ber. only S2.13 rer dozen auartsnt Hoittchinegcr Co 's

Frank Atherton Is cry much Improve J In health and will probably bodown to business tomorrow.

Commencing June 1st the NowIiakcry will sell thirty loaves of

bread for 11.00. Seo ad on page S.

P. W. Macfnrlane, chairman of theFire Claluio Commission, Is over ntAhutaanu oa the other side of the Isl-

and tudr.y.T. J. Joy, a well known chemist ot

I San Frnnrlsco with his wife mid family,jar passengers In the steamer Strath-- IByle for rian Dlcgo.

John anil George Nichols, twoyoung nen of New York and relativesof C. Bitwer, arrived hero In the barkNuuanu this mornluj.

"Kusttt" Ilalttmore Rye. the Amerl- -I can gentleman's drink, for sale at allfirst clf.sj raloons and at itoffschlaegerCo.'s. King near Dethel.

The first structural steel for theYount, li)o.k was delivered at the siteof It building this morning from thebig freighter, the Hawaiian.

Neither tho mister nor the ship Clitu.C, Moofiy v;lll be responsible for anydebts Incurred by any of the crew of

' said essl. See New .

M. D. Monsarrat. the surveyor, rej tuintd from Kauai In the Mlkahala this

morning, after attending to some stir- -

veylng at Hunamaulu and Ahuklnl

Ou account of the Illness, ot CaptainSlmtTr-on- , mate Olcsen took the MaunaLon on her trip today. Captain Slmerson Is suffering with a boll ou his back.

There v.tre only two arrests up tol:3t o'cloik today. One was a case ofdrunkennett. and the other was a Ja- -

jpanr-s- charged with iruelty to anl- -

mals.

Take a ride on tni Pacific HeightsClettrlc Hallway and enjoy the un- -

surrsEftd view nt ocean, mountain andvalley, Honolulu looks Us best fromFaclflc lUlghU. Round trip 10 cents.

The Hammer plate Is the only photo-

graphic dry plato that will keep In- -

definitely In a warm climate.. It doesnot frill or spot and Is quicker thanlightning. Tho HONOLULU PHOTOSUPPLY CO., sole agents.

The trrkHitinc S. G. Wilder and thebark Rcrtolek Dim. which left SanFrnnclstO together, were In companyfor th ftrtt live days of the trip. Thewind whli h wab high during tho time,died down fnd tho Wilder drew anyfrom hr largo companion. The Wil-

der arrival hero yesterday.In tli Pohco Court joaterday after-

noon. .' following cases wero dis-posed cf- - Chflw Pang, gambling, nnllopros'd, Mark Kong and Chun On, samocharge, J'O si ml costs each; Allka aliasGeo. Frriltb, assault and battery onChang Chung, $10 and costs; HasllHonk, torcmon, nuisance, reprimandedand OIe .hnrged.

in the argo of tho Strathgyle arettVHial wagons of Japaneso manufac- -

ture consigned to a local firm. Thewagons Itok very frail and are of In-

ferior workmanship. They were builtfor tmnl! hnrbes as the shafts andto M, les chow. An ordinary horsawould ' tsurh too large' to be hitchedJn the th,tltu sent along with the wa--

gor.4.

I

T FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1901. .. " M

The Right ShoeIn the Right Place

At the Right Time't-

is our GYMNASIUM OXFORD,both In Ladles' and Men's.The established regulation shoein all Athletic Clubs, light, easyand vey springy : : : : :

"

.3

LADIES' $I.SO

McINERNY

A OF

MEN'8 $1.75

STORE

Great Special Inducements

THIS WEEKLadies' Jersey Ribbed Vests

One case 50 dozen in white, made of thefinest Egyptian Cotton, at special

One case Ladies' fast spliced heels,and silk finish, open work, specialthis week at 25c a pair.

Corsets, Special This WeekJust opened one case of W.B., ErrectForm, greatest seller on record,. ..Si. 25

Three cases of Girls' Straw School Hatsat 25 cents

One case of Girls' Sombrero Hats, specialnt 65 cents

Special Sale in Wash GoodsWe are offering this week a few casesthat we have just openen in Lawns andDimities at 10 cents a yard ,

Please take notice that wt are closing out our entire line of .

Ladiee' Wrappers. Prices Iqss than manufacturers' cost.from 32 to 44.

PACIFIC IMPORT CO.FORT STREET,

CLIINTOIN J. HUTCHI1NS,INSURANCE.

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STREET.E. W. JORDAN,

Honolulu, May 14, loot,

NAME OF STOCK '"J J Bid MMERCANTILE.

C. Bfr ISrCottfiny.. i,m.x too osN.S FM D O. Co, LtJ to,toc tooL,U.Krr4tCoLtl.. m, jc

SUGAR.

CwaPlinlillMCo..... ,oix to t lHHimoi PKntttlon Co . nt.ooo loo ....HtllnA(trlaiirICo, 1,000,000 looHwillinCo4SuCo., j.111,,,, 100HlwlUanSutwCo.... t.ooo.ooo 41Honomu Sujir Co .... 71o.ooo too ittHonokaaSunr Co 1000.000 iHaiku Surar Co oo,ooo tooKaliuku Plantation Co.. oo.ooo to 11 tiKlhtlPlantCo.LtJ,lil 1,0.0.000 v l)tKlli.lP.Co,LtJ..rdup tijiolooo t....KltaSulu Sugar Co 160.000 totKoloa Suitr Co Jx.000 too to 1,1KoMSuafCo.,t.... ixm IOo ,.McBrydaSuCo.,Li.at t,oir,)oo to

." -- "' ' fi IP l.so.ooo to llW ItNahlku Co. Ltd at ........ to ,... , ..." - j ' pi up , , ao .,,Oaho SUMtt COj, . ...A 1.(00.000 too ntOnonuAigarCo i.ooo.ocu toOokala lutar Plan. Co. too,ooo to iVOl.aSaLCo., Ltd., ail ,.,, to M 4HOlaa SuCo.LtJ, pd up joo.ooo to nH it

tjo.ooo in iacPaaukaaSu. Plan. Co., .ooo.ooo yPaclsrBocar Mill jooooo too,,, ticPala Plantation Co tjo.ooo tooPapMtea Sarar Co . ,. 50.000 too tliPloy or Mill Co.,'. t,t)o.ooo too '...Ajrr.Co.. ai. ,. 100.000 too to7'i ,jaWafajiaf Company .... jooooo tooWaUuku Sut ar Co too,ooo too intWantaiploSujcarCo.. tii.000 ioj .. ..Walm.aMIIICo , its.ooo 100 tiH t,

MISCELLANEOUS.Wltdtr Skutkithlp Co... soo,ooo 100lnttr.lt tan J Sttam N.Co 500.000 too tojHawaiian ElKtrlc Co.., tjo.ooo tooHon. Rapid T.A Land Co tsa.000 tooHon. Sltam Laundry.,,, 15.000 loo ,,,,Mutual Ttlephonc 1.0. ., l)4.nuo to ftOahu Ry It Land Co..,, t,eoo,ooo loo looPtoptt'a let 8t R'I'K Co 150,000 too

BANKS.Flrit National Bark inFlillA.S II ink & r.Co lotK

BONDS,HawattanGov. 6 per ctnlHawa'ttnGov. 5rcenl 91

tlo R. R.Co. dpirccnt oS totHon. kapid Ti.niltEwa Ptantat'n 6rerctnt totOahu R It Land Co. pre ioOahu Plantation 6 p cOlaa Plantation S p c

SALES- -5 Walalua, Slo&oo.

WILLARD E. BROWN,F. HALSTEAD.

Halstead & Co.,Stock andBond Brokers.

Money Advancedon Sugar Securities

407 Fort Street,Members HonoluluStock and Bond Exchange.

Albert RaasFINANCIALAGE ST

Stock andbu.id Broker

Member of Honolulu Stock Exehing

IN

OrJers for the purchase or sale of stocksana bon Js carefully and promptly executeJL

Loans

DURING mv temoorarv absence Mr.Elmer E. Paxton will act for meunifrfull power of attorney.

ALbbKI KAAb.

OFFICE :

GrounJ Floor, Judd BullJInj.Postoflke Box 390. Telephone rig

JUDD & CO.

Fire and Life Insurance

Stock and Bond

Rents and Bills

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307 Stangewald Building:P. O. BOX 67.

v The Oram! Jury spout all moraiicoxamlnirjE witnesses In the brlkn-- r

Imatter. Among thoso pxamlnn! nortiSenators Itussel and WUlti1, J. KsajH

LATEST STYLES

negotiated.

HONOLULU.

Brokers

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and V. Cuunlngham.

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PlDinbers, Etc.

This Is No Lead Pipe Cinch.

1 am not out to rob the publicbut simply to tam a living In

a legitimate way. My mottois "Honest work at Hon- -

lst PRICES."

1 Have Moved

my plumbing business to theCORNER OF BERET AMA AS'D

EMMA STS. Telephone, White3571, whtre I have In stock thefollowing goods

BATH TUBS,enameled Iron and steel clad,with nlckle plated trimmings;als) wood, zinc lined.

Water Closets, Wash Out,and Syphon, et style.

Sinks of Pressed Steel, bothgalvanized and enameled.

Lavatories enameled Iron,and marble with nlckle platedttlmmlngs.

Wash Trays, enameled Iron

with wood cover.Slop Sinks, enameled Iron,

Hot Water Bol lers and StandsWater Pipe, Faucets and Trim-m'ng-

Galvanized Iron, Gutters, Cornices, Stone Pipe, TinRoofing, Etc.

Jobbing Promptly attended to.Estimates Furnished.Work and Materials Guaran-

teed.Your Trade Is Solicited.

JaS. Nott, Jr., Sanitar Plumber.

John I'in'aPLUMBER

5and79Klng3treTELEPHONE NO. 81.

10W It the time to get leaks abroakagos won to, and yaw

Roofs Put In OrtfeBr compotent worlrtrHV

HONOLULU

SHEET METAL WORKSH. W. BARTH.

Galvanized Iron Skylights and VentilatorMetal Roofing.

Conductor Pipe and Gutter Work.SlklurJ Strc.t, t't. Qu.tn an! Merchant sonolutu.

Jobbing proaptly att.nd.a to,

Tel. White 41. P. O. Bn 270.

Notice to Property Owners.

I have In my employ FOUR FIRST-CLAS- S

PLUMBERS from the Coast. 1 amnow ready to figure on your work at thelowest prices. My men are Union Men.Give me a trial.

C. H. BROWN,Territory Stabler. King St.

Beer and line Dealers.

LOVEJOY & CO.iMrOBTKBS, AND WHOLBSAL1

Vine ant Limior Dealers.Ami. tot tie Boti'.l Ralnl.r But or SMtila.

No, 19 NUOANU Btbket..t.r Block. Honolulu, Hawaiias lllAIDS,

P.O. Boa ht. Mufa.l T.l.pbooa ol.

CONSOLIDATEDSODA WATER CO., Ltd.

EHplanado,Corner Allen and Fort Sts., Honolulu

Gonsalves & Co..LIMITED.

WHOLESALE GROCERSAND WINE MERCHANTS,

22TQugen St., Honolulu. H. I

Hoffman Saloonfliv Beef to Burn,6ut Beer to Beat the Band

LARGE INVOICE OF

OlympiaBeer

IN DRAUGHT AND BOTTLE

It has'nt come to stay ; It's goine,

fast, but there's more com- -

ing every month.

I. H. DEE. Prop.

S. I. Shaw & Co.SOLE AGENTS TOR

Lamps' St. Louis Beer

Lemps' Extra Pale and TallyBRANDS

The best of All Table Beers.

CULIYiBACIIEKA special beer recommended by physicianas an unsurpissed tonic for Invalids. BET-

TER THAN MALT EXTRACTS. We recom-mend this beer to all persons In need of A

mOOD TONIC. All city orders delivered freeif ilurge. Family trade our sp'dalty.

TELEPHONE .MAIN 174.

Surgeons, Ptyrslclans And Dentists,

Dr. Archibald N. Sinclair.orncES

BOStOI tlUUDISO,FOKT S1RECT.

TEtE 'HONES!OrticE, Mai, )ijRmtitNCt.

White, .Mi.

HOURS- -ii A, t TO i. P.!i TO f. M ! ? TO s r. M.

P O. BOX M. Sl'MPO --!. V M

DR. W. H. MAYS

381 Beretnnla Street.

.nOURS-- lo to i SUNDAY-ot- ou

7 to 8 Telephone 6ot

DR. J. T. WAY80N, F.445 BERETANIA ST.

OFFICE HOURS IS,:SUNDAYS-IO-I- 2.

iqn TEL. Main 146 Id

DR. C. A. PETERSON

u ed hts office at . . .

36 Emma Street

f 1 1A.M.)UKS: :la-4P.M- TELEPHONE. 493

1 7- - P.M.)

0 WALTER HOFFMANN.ofUKRETANIA STREET (opposite the

Hawaiian Hotel.)Telephone 510. P. O. Hot, SOI. of,

Offlce hours: 8 to JO a. tn.; 1 to 1 ofm.; 7 to 8 p. m.iSunfays, 8 to 11 a. m. en

DpTwTs. Noblitt H.

LINCOLN BLOCK,KING STREET, NEAR ALAKEA.

OFFICE HOI PS

10 a. m lo t r m. . p. m to 8 p. n,SUNDAY

o to to a 01. ani ? to S p. mA

At Kallhl mlJenc. Ironr j to t.v ccry evening.iSu-tm- o

Dr. F. J. Rayner,DENTIST.

Crown and BridgeSpecialist.

HO 'RS to ..204 Boston Block.

OR. ALBBRT E. NICHOLS

Dentist.112) Alakei Street, next to Masonic

Temple."iffice Hours 9 to 4

, C. WALL, D. D. S.,O. E. WALL, D. D. S.,

O&TNTISTSLove Building, Fort Street nHours: 9 to 4, Telephone 431.

Dp. W. G. RogersEYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

SPLCIALIST.

New Special Treatment for Deafness

No charge for consultations.

OFFICE-1- 84 Hotel St., opp. Y.M.C.A.

HOURS q to 12- -2 to 4:10--7 to 8.

v33BWe lit glossesWe Crlrnl lensesWe repair glosses

FACTORY ON THE PREMISES.

A. N. SANPORD,MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN,

BOSTON BlUQ , FORT STtEETOVIP MAV A CO.

Chiropodists.

WITH OUT PAINWill extract cornsSO CT8 BACHfor the next 30 dasDR. LEVY

ARLINGTON BLOCK.

attorneys.

PiTI8SON J, A. MATTHtWMAN

Peterson & Matthewman,

ATTORNEYS ANDCOUNSELLORS AT LAW

O. BOX )( ij KAAHUMANU STf muphowe. Main iU

J. M. KANBAKUA,attorney and Counsellor at

Law.Offloa: In the Occidental Hotel,rocr ot King and Alakea Streets,otiolrhi.

Chinese and Japanese Finns.

SANG CHANMERCHANT TAILOR

Fine English and American Goods

TWO STORES65 Hotel street, andcor. Fort and Nuuanu

O Boxi, TEL whits 91'

T. KATSUNUMA & Co.

A. K, OZAWA, M.o.f.l,

GENERAL BUSINESS AGENCY.

tapoury Officii Kooc. upstilrt Spricktli butllg ti. m

CLEANING!LaJles ikUt.clr.neJ Clothlnecl.an.J, J).J anj rtpatr.J.

Suits miJ.too-Jer- ,F t guaranteed Lo.e.tp Ic.

TIM WOTori Street, n.ar k'ukut, anjnear Orptieum Theater,

Mrlc.a Cleaning on. suit, ticI).lnciult$.ij.

The weekly edition ot tho EveningBulletin gives a complete summary of

(he news ot tho day.

DM0

APPOINTMENTS was

of

With Exception of Dr.

Garvin, All Are

Confirmed.

of

C.SMITH OF O.R.&L. CO.

HAS YERY NARROW ESCAPE

set

This as Well as the Case of Dr.

C. L, Garvin, the Chair the

Casts the Decidingnot

Vote.heto

Evidently the Home Rulers tn thoSenntc were very anxlouB to dispose

the appointments of the Governor atyesterday's session (or, as soon as theusual preliminaries had been disposed

the rules were suspended on motion ofofMr. Kaohl and the appointments talc- -

up.The names of James II. Iloyd, Win.

WrlGht and ndword S. Iloyd wcro toapproved without a murmur as Super-Intcnde- nt

of Public Works, Treasurer Inand Commissioner of Public Lands, re-

spectively.When It enme to the members of the

Hoard of Health, there was trouble. I)r,Garvin's name was the first taken up,

motion that the Senate do not ap-

prove of this nppolutment, mndo byMr. White and seconded by Mr. Nalta-paah-

caused a long discussion on thepart of the Republicans. Mr. C. Drownwanted to know Just what reason theindependents had for refusing to con-firm the nomination of Dr. Garvin butthere was no reason forthcoming, theprevious question, was called for andthe ote was found to stand 7 to 7. Thechair, without hesitation, voted againstDr. Garvin. It might be stated, In pasg- -

ing, that Ilr. Ruuel Noted with theHepulillcanH In this ns well ns theremainder of the nominations.

E. A. Mott-Smlt- Dr. SIoKKett andWm. Aultl were nil confirmed hut, whenthe namo of I-- C. Smith of tho O. It.& I.. Co. was called. Ihcro wns moratrouble. A motion to confirm thonomination wns made by Mr. Crnliboand seconded by Mr. Achl. As In theease of Dr. Onrvln, the voto resu'Jed In

tie of 7 to 7. In this Instnucc. thechair hesltnted for lust the briefestmoment, and then voted to confirm thonomination.

Under the same suspension of rules,Mr. Kannha Introduced the followingresolution:

Whereas, Information has been re-

ceived from rcltnblo sources that thereare other appointees of the Governorwhose names were not submitted forthe confirmation of this Senate,

flcsolvcd. That the Governor Is hereby requested to submit to this Senatenil names of appointees other than already submitted.

On motion of Mr. C. Drown, the following amendment was made nnd theresolution adopted as amended: "thatthe Organic Act requires tho Governorto submit to the Senate for confirinutlon."

'Mr. Carter reported ns follows forthe Ways nnd Means Corumitteo oncertain Items In the Appropriation bill:

Tho Ways and Means Committee,to whom wcro referred Items Nos.1S4 nnd 1CS of tho Appropriation bill,relating to tbo Bureau ot Conveyances,begs to report as follows:

Item 1CI. Your committee visitedthe department, and was referred byIt to the Treasurer, who offers thofollowing as a substitute, being a re-duction of $1240.00:

One clerk at $100 per month; onoclerk at $72 por month; one clerk atSCO per month; two clerks at $50 permonth each; two clerks at $40 permonth each. Total, $416,

It. .lnv.nwA mnnmmonA It.tll 1 RA

to rend as follows:"Payroll Indexer, Copyist and clerks,

$9,900."Item 1EE. "l'ayroll ror itovising

Indexes," the Treasurer states can bereduced to two clerks at $50 permonth, or $2,400.

Your committee rounu tnai mo index books up to the year 1870 are verymuch worn with time and uso, and Ifthpsn records aro to bo of any serviceto tho public It Is absolutely essentialthat they bo revised. Tne larger rorcoemployed tho quicker the work can liedone, but as In bo many other cases,the public will have to bo patient un-

til tho revenues nro Increased.DAVID KANUHA,O. n. CARTER,H. P. 11AI.DWIN.

On motion of Mr. Kalauolinlaul, therepoit was adopted nnd then Mr. Paris reported nB follows for the Commit-tee on Public Lands on an Item In theAppropriation bill:

Your Commlttco on Public Lands towhom was referred Item In tho Appro-priation bill of $55,000 for pay ot"Jailors, Guards and Lunns of Prison-ers," would feport as follows:

Your committee find that tho proi-en- t

payroll amounts to $2135.00 permonth divided as follows:

Oahu, $1385 per month; Hawaii,$300 per month; Maul, $200 permonth: Kauai, $50 per month.

Making for tho two years, $51,240,

Tho pay varies from $100 to $20 permonth.

In most of the outsldo districts .linydo general police duty when there areno prisoners.

Your commlttco have Intel flowedthe High Shorlff who snyB he intendsto make tin pny 01 this claw of i.ffl-ce-

moro uniform. Ho also Bays thatns most of the Jails kit poorly const! noted, nnd with tho Increasingclass of tough diameters, ho needspfllclrnt officers, nnd bhoiild bo left nmargin for Increase If necessary.

m-- . RUPTURE CUREDaxJW, AMWjfr for TZN DOLLARS.

fei3Kj! ' titltifir uwnliuiin r lliafiHSHjIi kU mil il ,rm, ri'ttt i Insi J Vfiitu nuf tlif v iir?y .lyj.ii,nimfrl In irfiiii! tuml NuwortlilfMHtUfi

VYx '' the .111: linr.tlnntr'it..., liv. ,1. .,. Ciilt Infortunium UuIShI iiini'.ll

ll"r liMr,'.ttONCIlC TRI55 f. uilllJimt.USFIAIICI$Ca

Your committed recommend that thoItem bo chnnged to $53,000.

J. D. PARIS.JOHN T. 11ROWNI,. XAKAPAAHU.

On motion of Mr. Ualdwln, the reportadopted and then Mr. C. Brow

renorted ns follows for the sceclal committee to whom were referred the Hems

pay of police of Hawaii, Maul andKauai:

The special committee to whom wasreferred the following Items In the SonAppropriation bill Pay of Police ofHawaii, $65,000; Pay of Police of Maul, Bam$40,000: Pay of Police of Kattnl. $15,-00- 0

beg leave to report as follows:Your committee obtained from the

Auditing Department a complete copythe Itemized payroll for each of the

above Islands for the month or Aprilpast, and also had the High She' iffappear with the estimates made byhim, and upon which estimates thoflguroB submitted by the Governor and

forth In the Appropriation bill ar'based. of

Upon the examination of tho Item-lie-

payroll. It appears especially InDistrict of South Hllo, Island of

Hawaii, and In Walluku, Island itMaul, that tho pay of police officer Is

nt all uniform. The committee B

recommends to the High Sheriff thatInstruct the sheriffs of each Islandmake the pay of the police ns uni-

form ns possible, taking Into conslde- --

ntlon the rcrvlces required nnd thecost of living in each particular district. This committee from tho Information obtained bv them cannot npprove of tho payroll for tho District

South Hllo, among the Items Is pavn humane officer as well as a health

offlcer, as also that of a night patrol.The payroll for the month of April u'-s- o

showed that there were In additiontho regular force of twenty-fou- r

members, sixteen special policementhnt district who were receiving

salaries rnnglng from three to sovonty-fiv- e

dollars n month.The pay of a humane and health off-

icer or n night patrol, especially thelatter, wnere the poiico nro on dutyduring the night, we believe should notuo paid ny tne police department.

The High Sheriff's estimates showthat tho sums asked for aro necessaryfor tho proper and efficient conduct otthis department of the government,and your committee' believes that,taking Into consideration the progressnnd Increase In population of the past,and believing that It will continue Intho snmu ratio during the next blcnnhlperiod, tho money asked for eachof the Islands named and the pav oftheir police is ns llttlo ns can bo donewith, nnd should nny decrease be

! "jl erlou.ly Interferewith nnd seriously tho efficiency of this department.

Your committee therefore recommend that tho Items pass as In thodim.

In a discussion of nollco Items Inconnection with tho report, Mr. Drowndeclared that tho committee had look-ed Into tho various police Items andadmitted thnt there wns considerabledifference maintained In the apportionment or pay. lie further stated thattho High Sheriff bad appeared before '

tho committee and announced his Intentlon of readjusting tho wages paidpolice, and thnt In futuro more uni-formity would bo employed. Tim ma-jority of tho commlttco did not li- t-novo it wise to make a reduction Inthe poiico appropriation owing to theincreased cost or living and steadyaccession of population to tho variousdistricts.

C. BROWN.J. T. BROWN,WM. WHITE,J. D. PARIS.

I agree with the aboe except that Ibellee the sums asked for are toelarge.

DAVID KANUHA.On motion of Mr. Kalauokalanl. the

following amendment to the report wnsinndo and the report ndopted. na amended:

"That tho High Sheriff Is hereby re-

quested to make such reductions In thepayment of tho superior officers of thepolice departments in the different Isl

ands nnd apply such reductions towardstho monthly pay of the policemen,

At 3:55 o'clock, tho Senate ndjourneduntil 2 o'clock on Friday.

YESTERDAY'S TF.NNI8.

Quite good sport was furnished Inthe second round of the tennis tourna-ment yesterday.

EtBton and Ross defeated Fuller andCheek .Wilder nnd Hitchcockdefeated Castle and Canavarro

Owing to the Illness of Frank Ath-crto-

Nowell and Paris won by de-

fault from Cooke and Atherton.Carter nnd Cunha defaulted to

nnd Babbitt. Wilder andHitchcock will play Wnterhouse nndBabbitt on the Beretnnla courts at 4

o'clock today.Ono hour later, on the Pacific Club

courts. Klston nnd Ross will do battlewith Nowell and Paris for supremacy.

Tomorrow the finals will be played,the winners of today's matches figuringIn this contest.

VERDICT OF 8400 FOR HORSE.

The Jury In the case of Robert I.ovyvs. T. B. Clapham, tried In JudgeEdlngs' court yestcrdnv nftcrnoon returned a verdict for the plaintiff forthe sum of $400. Tho oult wns for dam-ag-

for tho killing of n horse allegedto have been worth $C00. Tho Jury In

tho case was composed of tho followingpersons: Sol D. Kokl, W. II. Hlce, J.Mnrkham, W. B. Jones, E, C. Holateln.G. A. Howard, Jr.. II. Lose, II. aCrabbe. W. S. Bartle't, S. L. Krttu-man-

E. A. Ross and W. A. Hardy.

What n wonderful Discovery IsPAIN-Klllc- r! It not only cures tho 111.

of tho human family, but la nlso thosure remedy for horses with colic. Ithas never been known to fall In n cureof the worst enses; and for spr.ilns,palls, etc., It never falls try It onceDirections accompany eacn Dome, tvimby druggists generally. Avoid substi-tutes, there Is but on Paln-Klllo- r, Per-ry Davis'. Price 2oc. and 50c.

.m m

A spcclnl foiestry division of theof the Interior Is bo'im

by Secietnry Hltchcoek. with nview of consolidating Into one illusionof his dejiaitmcnt work now dividedbetween sovcial divisions and lite l)cpartment of Acrlcultme. The lumber-

ing opeiatlons In tho Northwont, wliK'ii

liao been cnublng scaiir'al lately, nro tobe especially pioWded tof! nni! the Kn-er-

management of tho governmentforests Is to be better tuicd for nt thosame time. Engineering News.

Banters.

CtcsSraiouLt. Wh. ii. lawn

H.

SINKERS. J.W.

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HONOLULl W.

Praneitco AfnltTnn MitadNational Bask or San Fhakoikx

Fbanouco The Nevada NstlonBank ot San Francisco.

London The Union Bank of IondoiLtd.

Nbw York American Exchange Vtlnno.1 Bank.

Chioaoo Merchant Natlcnal BankPabib Credit Lyonnals.Berun Drosdner Bank.Honkono and Yokohama Honk. n

Shanghai Banking Corporation.New Zkaland and Australia Bai

New Zealand.Victoria and Vanooovrr Bank

British North America.

Trusact 1 snenl Butm ulEicluieBuiitDepoUti Recalled. Loans made on At- -

roved Security. Commercial sod Travels!redttt limed. Bills of Xichano booglad told.

CoLMCTtoiii Paorn.T Aooommp o.

-- Established IBM

SZS3fOF5sOcBANKERS.

Transact a General Bankhitand Exchange Basin obb.

Commercial and Traveler)Letters of Credit issued, avalable in all the principal citieiof the world.

Interest allowed after Jnl1, 1898, on fixed depositsday notice 2 per cent., (thiform will not bonr in,toreBiunless it remains undisturbed for one month),

3 per cent., 6 month3& per cent., 12 months 4

per cent.

Pioneer Building anLoan Association.

ASSETS, DEO. II, 1111, $11I,I7T.

Mont loaned on approved aeeartLA8avlngsDank (or monthly depositHouses built on the monthly Instat

men, pla.Twentieth 8erl . ot Block is at

opened.OFFICERS T. F. Lansing, Pma

dent; S. B. Rose, Vice President; C.0r'Treaiurer; A, V. Oear, SesreUn

DIRECTORS T. F. Lansing. 8.Rose, A. V. Dear, A. W. Keecb, He7Smith, J. L. McLean, J. D. Holt, C.Uray, W. L. Howard.

A. V. QEAK,Beer tax

Chamber ot Commerce rooms.ffl" Hours- - 12:101:110 rt m

BItBOP ft OO.

SavingsBanl

Savings DopoolU will Ireceived and Interest allowod by thBank at four and one-ha- ll per centpor annum.

Printed copies ot tho Rules and Re,ulallona may bo obtained on appllcatloi

Oftlco at bank building on Meroha..atroet.

BISHOP A O

!b Vokjohfima Specie BitLIMIIID

Subsctlb.4 Capital Y.n M,ooc,oocPali Up Caoltal Y.n tS.ooo.ootK.f.rvtJ FunJ Y.n 9,110,000

niu umt, iooon.no.

The Bank buya and receives tor collection Bills ot Exchange, Issues Draftsand Letters ot Credit, and tranaactia general banking business.

INTEREST ALLOWEDOa Fla.a Dopooll for ia oioslba. 4 tot oaal p. 1

Oa Fli.J Dapoall for 6 annua, lit "Oa Flirt Dapoall for 1 ... 1

Branch of th. Yokohama SpKla Bank,

1st Republic BnlKllu. HI Ilii St., Hoitlin

Pacific SuretyCOMPANV.

Guarantee DepartmentIS8UE BONDS TO GUARANTEE

the faithful discharge of the duties ofManagers, Secretaries, Cashiers, Book-

keeper, Clerks of Banks, Salesmen,Agents, Office-me- Officers of Soci-

eties and Lodges, Employees of theUnited States Government of the Cus-

toms and Internal Revenue and PostOffice Departments,Collectors,Drlversof Delivery Wagons, Watchmen,Shipping Clerks, Travelling, Sales-

men, Contractors, Paymasters In theArmy and Navy, Importers and Ex-

porters. Railroad and Street RailwayEmployees, Administrators, Executors,Assignees, Receivers, and all persons

holding positions of trust. .

Casualty Department.

rhd'ollclctiof the Company CoverPlate Glass, Including Lettering andEmbossing, and. PI tte Glass Mirrors,Steam Hollers, Indemnifying the

against loss or damage to pro

petty, or for accidental bodily Injuryor death, and covering periodical

Inspectlonsr

GEAR, LANSING & CO., Agents,IUDD BUILDING, POKT ST

Malts, Brokers ud JoDtor

ALEXANDERS BALDWINS

OFFICERS I

P. BALDWIN PresldMtB. CASTLE 1st

M. ALEXANDER....mdP. COOKE TreasurrO. SMITH ..Secretary and AudlUt

Sugar Factors aid--Commissioi Ageiti

AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar COlaa Sugar Co.Haiku Sugar Co.Pala Plantation Company.Nahlku Sugar Compan -

Klhel Plantation CcHawaiian Sugat CcKahulul Railroad Company.

Tie Califoraia aid Orieital S. S. U.

W. G. Irwin & 60Limited

AOENTS FORWestern Sugar Refinery Co., ot M

Francisco.Baldwin Locomotive Works, s4

Philadelphia, Penn.. U. S. A.Newell Universal Mill Co. (Natloaal

Cane Shredder), New York. U. S. A.N. Ohlandt-f- t Co.'a Chemical Fertl

zers.Alex. Cross ft Bona, high grade !

ttttzers for Cane and Coffee.Reed's Steam Pipe Covering.

ALSO OFFER FOR SALEParaffins Paint Co.'a P. ft B. Pala

and Papers; Lucol and LlnsaMOtis, raw and boiled.

Indurlno (a cold-wat- paint),white and colors.

Filter Press Cloths, Cement, biasand Bricks.

CASTLE & COOKBLIMITED.

HONOLUIiU.Commission Merchant

SUGAR FACTOR.AGENTS FOR

Tt. Bwa Plaatall'a Co.Tba W.l.lu. Arkultraal C... 1 1.Tha Kobala Sue ar CoTHo Walaita Sural till CoTbo Foltoa Iron worka, St. t.ola, ..Toa Staolard Oil CoTbo G.o, F. Bilk. Sta.lt Pnaa.Woaton'o Cantrltueala

Th. Now England Lt olaanraacoCo,! ..-- Tbo JEna Flra loa. Co. ol HarlUrt, ..

Tho Alll.nto A.ioraif. Co of I a

LEn&LIFE and FIRE

INANCE AIE,T,AGENTS FOR

Sew England Mutual Lifk In-surance Co. of Boston.

tna Fire Insurance Compartof Hartford. '

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

Wm. Q. Irwin. .President and ManagesClaus Spreckela Vice PrealdeilW. H. OlSard ..Second Vice PresidesH. M. Whitney Jr. .... Treat, and .Geo. J. Rose Aicltas

Sugar F$aoioAJTO

Oommission AgenuiHIRI 0

MJIAMIO STIAMSHIP COMPAQ

OF HAN FRANOTWrO

bewei ce iim,Qua ttrMl, HoooluU U.l

A.?ontB io-r-HawatUn Atrlculturtl Copuy, AbhIcu lift

Company, Ooaata Sugar Plant.:.Co, n.a..o Bliaauo. noDonu Surar Co Wal lukti Sufar Co , mJmSugar Co , Haltahaia Ranch Co., MoTokal StartPlantar'a Lloe San Fr Ilia Packet kai. If totft Co.'a Una ol Boan Pack.!.

LIST OF OFFICERSO. M. Cooke, Presldont) Georg,

Robertsou, Manager; E. F. HlsborTreasuror and Secretary Col. W IAllen, Audit r; P. O. Jonen, H. Wstorlimidfl. Geo. M. Carter. DlrootnM.

TtiBYon Hamm-YonD-E Co. Ltfl

Importers andCommissionMerchants --arirV

QUEEN ST.. - HONOLULU

AGBNTS FOR-T- heLancashire Insurants Co.

The Balolse Insurance Co.Union Gas Engine Co.Domestic Sewing Mach no. Wt

F. W. Thrum,Surveyor

kOOM 400. BOSTON BLOCK

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Subscribers are furnished with frclive to six lists per week, giving an to

record of deeds, mortgages,leases, releases, powers ot attornretc., etc., which are placed on record.

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 12.00 PI.MONTH.

A. V. GBAR.1 Tufi Building, Uonolart,

i.

-- 1

ii- -

At TWar . ,, .,. - V, , .t Vi,'

$EVDNINO BULLETIN. HONOLULU. II. T., FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1901.

Traiel.

Oceanic Steamship Company,

TIME TABLE;111 stMmezt et tSls line will arrWs ni leare this port u hereunder:

FROM SAN FRANCI8CO.MARIPOSA Mar 25SONOMA ....June i

ft

Local Boat

MARIPOSAVENTURA

tfZiLSbuL.

In connection with the ot the abort steamers the agent are pre-re- d

to Issue, to Intending paiiengere, coupon through tickets by anyfrom San Francisco to all points In the United State, and from New

Fork by any steamship line to all laropean ports.FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLT TO

Wm. 6. Irwin & Co., Limited,GENERAL AGENTS OCEANIO 8. & 00.

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

of th atava companlil will call at Honolulu andieav inn port or arout tna jaiti rciow mention..!.

For Japan and China

LIms

sailingrail-toa- d

COPTIC MAY 28AMERICA MARU JUNK 6PEKINO JUNE 13

GAELIC JUNE 21HONOKONG MARU JUNE 29CHINA JULY 6DORIC JULY 10

, NIPPON MARU"

JULY 24PERU AUG. 1

COPTIC

PEKINOGAELIC

For central Information apply to P. M. S. S. Co.

HACKFIBLO & CO, LTO. AGENTS.

GaoadiaQ Austraffao Royal Hail Steamship Company.

airSuaaura of abovi Una. la wltt ti CANADIAN RAILWAY CO.Mtviw B. C and N. S. W.. aal calUa, al B. C, Hoa.laloaaa

OlIB AT HONOLULU 10 tofow auud TinFROM VIGOUVER AND i;T.I

P.t Bilibaaa aadSydaayi,,. Vtiy

Moana tMt.lintli'y

asmroatb Ickata laioad from HMolala llCu.ratiai .1. ai narai laroraiauoa, apply 10

Theo. Davlce & Co., Ltd., Gcn'l Agents.

American-Hawaiia- n S. S. Co,Service

NEW YORK AND HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, Pacific Coast.

OREGONIAN, sail 25.AMERICAN, to sail 15.

S. HAWAIIAN, to sailFreight at company's 42J Street, Brooklln, at all

For further particulars toC. P. MORSB,

Freight Agent. HACKFELD & CO., LTD.,Honolulu

Travel

BusinessCan SaveMany Honrs

m--8

THE CONTINENT

Sao Francisco-Portla- nd

THE TRAINSSAN FRANCISCO.

TRAINSPORTLAND.

to Chicago.y POUR toman Sleepers. Smok-

ing anJ withand Reading Roums.

Dining CarsFree Reclining

Ordinary Sleepers.J. H. LOTHROP, General

115 Third Portland, Oregon.D. W. HITCHCOCK, Agent,No. Montgomery St., San Francisco,E. L.LOMAX.G.P. & T. A..

I4ji Nebraska.

O. R. L. Co.TIME TABLE.

STATIONS.lOan.aiC)

Hnolaia ....Paail City..,SvaMltlWalaaa

latukuSTATIONS,

aaakaWalalia ....PMiicitr

M.iaia.

Lines of

PICTOR

ACROSS

DAILY

Buffet,LibraryPleasant

(MealsChairs.

General

Omaha,

and January 1,TKAUHH- -

D.ll.as. Sua. t.llr

A.M.f!l.!"

A.raMl'J

so:li:lli.:j.

a.illrSo.

AM.

O.Ia.u

D.IlTSua.

VMll.JI1114011.00

Dallf

I'll(.10Til.JUS

to

HMrrn, Oen'lAgent.

Dbnihqh, Hnporlntsndent

Wiider's Steamship Corapany

FREIGHT AND

PASSENGERS

FOR

of

Dillf DalitAM.

A.M.

Illa.

tillDallrPail.

10

a:.)

KM.1.10

V"auo

DallrP.M.

:otKMl.J.4isa

y, C. Pass. 4IN

O. P.

HRUOE 0ABTWRIGH1'Uoueral Manager ot

Ib RauUible Life Auuvnicj SoeisV- -

(ir th lor the Hawaiian

Cffteai M.rehMtt tUMt, Hi'

. , FOR BAN FRANCISCO.'. May 29

June 4

Local Boat

'

Steamerlon

jo

IS

014I

San Franeitio:GAELIC MAY 28HONGKONG MARU JUNE 7

CHINA JUNE liDORIC 22NIPPON MARU 2

JULY 9JULY 19

AMERICA MARU JULY 26AUO. 3AUO. 13

H.

-

ra.a'af connoctlon PACIFICVancooTW, Victoria. Brlitaci

t 1 ia,n lilataa

Aorantl 1

Mlowtra -- .

1

..1

t

WOM AND BRISBANIFor Victoria aad Vaacotmr (B.C.):

Muni ,.MboirairnrMamM'ow.ra

.V' 1

For

of

.... Mayt.. Ji.ro

Al Ilul) l

Align.! .1

C3 (ore... F01 Frlt aad

H.

Direct between

via

. S 6,000 tons, to about MayS S 6,000 tons, about JuneS. 6,000 tons, -received wharf. South times.

apply '

General H.Agents.

Hen

' -

FROM

DAiLYFROM

TWOFROM

Only THREE DAYSDAYS New York.

PalaceCars, Barber

Shop

PullmanAgent,

street,

&

Valtka

(lanra,

Wala.aaBvaMIII....

After

l0

an.

ISLAND

1RW.

Ticket

PORTS

Unltod StateUUnrti

,

l

JUNEJULY

PERU

SYDNEY

Lines Travel.

.

SEND YOUR

BUSINESS ORDERS

BY TELEGRAPH

YOU CAN DO IT NOW

THE - INTER -- ISLAND

TELEGRAPH COMPANY

Is transmitting messages to all theIslands of the group e.scept Kauai.MINIMUM RATE 18 $'--'.

taUiMkt, '

TBL., MAIN 131.Messenger will call for ) our message

if desired.

Street Railway Time Table,

KINO STRLCT LInI.Car leave Wjlklkl lor town at i i. 6 it. 4 4 A

ani every H mlnuiei ihtrMtier ill to 41. tt.M injii'4t I'Mtrom Wa Klkl go tiittie punartiu btarlfCrlMR Kaiic or I'awaa twitch (ot town at

S'SiA.H. m1 every it inu'eihrftfMI!I n fil'.MCars leave I rt an J Kir.,; titi corner fur r'alaota

at a.m. ani rvrrjr ij minuiti alter till n j

cart leiw lor t'aiama only at ana j:jo a i

I art low Ha'amalur Waikkl imam anJewrym mlnuuitltl o 4i P M . Ihvn et io;ti ani io 41 P.HThe ti Ml'M trom Paliira tor t'umrtou urly giveto Walk Ik on SaturJav

(uit:ae l urt anj King 'net corner lui kiiicRange at ( au an 4 y a

Carlear tort ani Klnr? nrre'i. corner lor Walkiklat 6 asa.. anivvvi) n mlnuivt till to ,). M ttien atio u ni n:ij I'.H. Th u j$ I' n. to WaiklklonSaturJa)tinly,

BEHETAMA STREET ANI) M'l'ANU VALLEY

Car l1J I UII4IIUU Statle for Timnaljjoaniio I 40 1901.

A.W

Carslea9 OahjCclleirc lor to ani Valley at6.10 6. jo ani to A.w ani ewf) lomlnutit till 10.10

!, xcepi in even nour anj nan, nour cai vmiturun (mm the StaMe

Carleae Nuuanu Valley at io o t'o a, anevery io minutes till i u l M

Cart leav hurt anj Quern nrrtts lor CunahouCollege at 6 oj 6.aj 4$ a w ani etry 10 mlru etafter till 4f p.m. Alter that the far run t.i t'itbuNeup to ii.ioi'.w.MttUlilitltetattcar from Town,reaching tht Stable at 11 hm

ON CALL ALL NIGHT.

HAWAIIAN

AUTOMOBILE GO,, LTD.Telephone-MAI- N 77.

made for "Automobile Parties,NOTE Drivers are allowed tn make

any rates except thoe furnkhed by thecompany. Ask driver to see rate sheet.

In case of dispute as to fare, pay driveramount claimed, take rebate slip and callat office. We w III gladly adjust ny dlf- -

fe:eu,e.

Office on King St., near JudlclaryDld.LOUIS T GRANT. manager.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Adaltloaal. ana tin Utcil bblpptn, Nlwl, will tfouod on lb, tlrhth pact.

DAT.

Monday

Tu.iiay ....Wt.nttaarThursday ,

Friday

Saturday,, ,

Sunday

Monday ,,

TIDB3.

A. HZ.

P.,S.

r

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7.t

l.40?

IO.08

II It

It.Jf

a.m.

in6 11

S as

to. 06

II IT

P.B.II 04

"14

First Quarter Moon 24th7:10

The tides Kahulul Hllo occurabout hour earlier than Honolu-lu

Tide: from United States CoastGeodetic Surrey Tables.

Hawaiian Standard Time lOh, 30mslower than Greenwich time, beingthat meridian Thotime whistle blows 1:30 which

same GreenwichMutters vessels sailing from this

Francisco will And therebranch Hydrographlc

Office located Merchants' Ex-

change, litre maintained theirncnefit free charge, complete

charts directions world.Latest Information obtainedEJrilltif lights, dangers navigation

matters Interest oceiny,mmerce.

MOVEMENTS STEAMEItS.

Steamers nextthirty dnjs follows:

ARRIVE.

Steamer;. From. Due.Marlpom MayGaelic Yokohama MayCoptlc-- S. MaySonoma JunoVentura Colonies JuneAmi Marti JuneMI(jw. Colonies JunoHonfl: Marii Yokohama JuneMoatin Victoria JuneCity rtkinG JunoMarlpoa JunoChlnn Yokohama Juno

'Ga'lle JunoDoric Yokiihainu JunoVentura JunoSierra Colonies JuneHoni,'koi)(; Maru Juno

DEPART.

Steamers. For. Due.Gaelic MayCoptic Yokohama MayMariposa May

!?onoma Colonies JunoVentur JunoAmerica Mnru oYkohamn JunoMlowera Victoria JunoHnnrkoci; Maru JunoMoana Colonies JuneCity iviiitg Yokohama JunoChina.8 JunoMarlpo'a JunoGaelic Yokohama JunoDorlf JuneVentura Colonies JunoSierra JunoHongkoEE Mam Yokohama Juno

United States Army trans-port ixpccti'd from Fran-cisco eachmonth, to'iln Manila.

SAVE YOUR PHOTOS.

The process of binding pic-

tures under glass madesimple by the introduction ofthe Gummed Binding Papsrthat anyone can do

afford pleasant even- -

inc's occupation and save your

Mag..n Block. 'S I. 'klNcf bRol'UPSTAIRS. and do the work youpelt,

Full stock any shade.

Georgia who moved Kansaswrites say: "This

then cuntry wifeChief' 1'ollco, promised

force." Atlanta Con-

stitution.

BY AUTHORITYTenders for Paiai Hard Poi.

OfFICI. THE HOARD HEALTH.

Honolulu, May 1001.

Sealed tenders supplying LeperSettlement with P.tlal Hard Pol, will

received this bfflce, until o'clocklorTunanJVallryal.o i ) c. t t noon, Friday, May 31st

ann

?

t6 J

6

9

,,

0

a m

10,18

ll.ltp m

II oil

1 .a. m

4.M

S o

I o

a n.

0

1 ila.of

l.jo

I 44p. ra.I 14

I

.0,

of the on thoat p. m.

at andan at

theand

Is

of the of 157 30.

at p. m.,is the as Oh, Om.

ofport for Sana uf tho U. S.

In thew Is for

of ietof imd of tho

can be re-- Ito

'and all of to

'

OP

duo and to nail theare as

S. V. 25

28

T 28

3 r. 4

4

rl'M S. V. 5a S

jek 78

of S. F. 13

S. F. 15

15H. V 21

22

S. F. 25

25. S. F. 29

S. F. 2828

H. F 294

3. F. 4

..

6

6I S. F. 7

8

of . 13

F lbS. F. 19

21

S. F 22

25

3 r. 25

29

N. Pmay U Sanin 'lie 9th ami -- 4th of

n to.

r

is s"

it.It w II a

it...A man to

some tun' iigo to islift 1 ever saw. Sly

is f nnd tho hasme a Job 'n tho

or

Or OF

20,for the

orbe at la

arjThe I'aial to be freshly maJe and secure

ly packed In flour hags and delivered In

good condition at the Kalaupapa landingIn quantities ordereJ by the Superinten-

dent, averaging 400 bundles per week.

The bundles of Palal to be of two sizesone to weigh zi pounds net and the othersize to weigh 2$ pounds net. Bids torsupplylngfor respective terms of two (2)

years; four (4) years; six (6 years, andeight (8) years are specially invited. Sup-

ply to begin with thirty days after signingof the contract.

Tt, srnlr irtnr mutt fil n hrtt-.- upllliCoupon Books Sold. Special Rates i app!oveJ SMre,es llUhe sum ofnot ,es4

not

for

than one thousjiiJ dollars (J1000.) conJItinned for the faithful performance of thecontract.

The HIJs should be endorsed " lenderfor Palal". The Hoard of Health does i.ot

bind Itself to accept the lowest or any bid.Ily order of the Hoard of Health.

CHAS. WILCOX,84 c, 4t Secretary.

Authority of Cooper

As Acting Governor

Attorney General n. P. Dole yesterdayrendered an opinion addressed; "ToIlls Excellency Henry E. Cooper, Act'Ing. Governor of the Territory of

Tho opening of tho documentreads thus:

"I have the honor, at your request,to submit the following opinion asto whether you are Acting Governorwill all the powers, for the time be-ing, of Governor of tho Territory ofHawaii.

"It often happens that questions ariseIn the administration of public affairswhich ate matters ot opinion. In whichreasons and legal authorities pro andcon must be considered and a decisionreached by neighing ono lino of reasoning and authority against another.In regard to this matter I seo absolutely no room for a difference of opinion or tor the slightest doubt.

"Your authority as Governor restsupon Section 70 of the Organic Act,which Is as follows: 'That in case ofthe death, removal, resignation, ordisability ot the governor, or his o

from the Territory, tho secretaryshall exercise all tho powers and perform all the duties or governor duringsuch vacancy, disability, or absence,or until anothr governor Is appointedand qualified;' and upon tho following letter from Sanford n. Dole, forthe time being of theTerritory:

" 'Expcutlve Chamber, Territory orHawaii. Honolulu. May 11th. 1901.

'"Honorable Henry E. Cooper. Sec-retary of the Territory of Hawaii, Honolulu, II. T.

"Sr: Finding that tho Htato ofm"y health docs not permit n satisfac-tory performance of my ofllclal du-

ties, and being advised by my physi-

cian that n change to a cooler localitywith n complete relief from work Isimperative for tho restoration of myhealth, I request you, as Acting Gov-ernor, to assume tho powers nnd du-

ties of my omdal position until suchtlmo as I nm able to rcsumo them.

I enclose for your Information, acopy or tho letter ot or. c. u. w 000.referred to.

" 'Very respectrully,(Signed) SANFORD R DOLE.' "Tho Attorney General then quotes

a New Jersey decision, relative 10 lining vacancies In the common councilof the city of Newark. In this It wnsheld that tho word "disability" was"oxtcnslvo enough to cover, and wasdesigned to cover, any cnuso wnicnprevented the commissioners from act-ing." Further, this nuthorltv holdsthat, where nn omrlal's resignationhas been accented, "There Is In such nraso n disability, which may bo law-full- v

supplied."Then n New Hampshire decision Is

cited, the svIlnbiiR of which says:"The rhalr of the governor Is vacantnlthln the moaning of the 49th articleof the constitution, when his perma-nent or temporary disability nnd thonecessities of tho public service

his omrlnl duties to lio perform-ed by n substitute In this case Gov-ernor Ooodoll wroto to Attorney Gen-eral Rnrnnrd. saving. "Please takesuch stops as von think necessnry tornitse the president of tho Senate toexerclso tho powers ot tho ofllco otthe governor during tho vacancy caus-ed by my Illness. I nm not nblo tnperform tho duties of tho ofllco, andtho public service should not sufferfrom mv innbllltv." Tho quoted re-

marks of tho Chief Justice, In render-ing tho opinion, show thnt under thoconstitution ot New Hampshire thopresident of tho Scnnto waB "In fact,though not In name," lieutenant-governo- r

ot the State. It Is held by thesnmo nutnnrlty that rules of construction should not bo npplled tn wordsIn a constitution which would glvothem a different mennlng to that Intho mind of the people when adoptingtho Instrument.

"Tho mischief designed to bo prevented." by tho article under reviewof the New Hampshire constitution,"wns the suspension of exccutlvo gov-ernment by the governor's death, ab- -

senco from tho State, or disability,says tho Chief Justlco. adding, "Thoproscribed remedy Is tho duty of nsubstitute to net In cases of necessity.Trio services of n substitute may bonecessary when tho governor's

or disability Is temporary, nswell ns when It Is permanent."

MORE CARE NEIiDUD.

I3dltor Evening Dullctln; The deathdf Patrolman Wuluers tho direct re-

sult of an effort on his part to stop a1 mm way on tho streets of this city,brings to mind tho fact that such run-aways nrc altogether too frequent for acity ot tho size of Honolulu.

Ono of tho most pote'it factors In thismatter of ninanayb is the character ofpersons to whom licenses tiro grnntcd.Whatever the courso of examinationprior to granting such liccnsrs may he,

the fact cannot be disputed that a majority of runaways are caused ly Ignor- -

anco anil incapacity on the part nfdrivers. Tho llcenBlug of per-

sons for this class of duties on thopublic highways should lio preceded bya rigid examination (not 11 coaching)by tho person authorized to grant li-

censes.Such examination should be conduct-

ed by soma ono other than tho HackInspector, for, with all duo respect totho Incumbent of that olllce, it 'is

with tho proper dlschnrgoof his duties as an Inspector that hoshould have the licensing power tocreate the very conditions his Inspec-

torship Is to regulate. Aside from thisfact, tho vast Increaso nf hacks and automobiles makes ample work In thodirect lino ot Inspections.

Tho next factor in the mako up nftho "runaway contingent" Is tho absurdand cilmlnnl practice ot soma fondparents and guardluns who think itlooks "smart" and "cute" to seo a childof tender years holding tho reins overnn animal's hack ulillo tho rest of thefolks go Into a store to do their shop-ping.

Tho third factor Is tho person whoneeds no ndvlco as to how to drive-kn- ows

It all In fact and capable (Intheir own minds) to ride or drive any-

thing from n Mexican mustang to 11

double team nf recently Importedblooded stock."The death of W'ullinrs merits Inqiiliy

by a Jury Into tho couti Unitary negll-genc- o

of thu peison grunting a. licenseto tho driver of tho hniso and vehiclewhich caused his death .

CITIZI'N.

Tbo Dullctln, 75 cents per month.

Instruments filed for record Maynrst Party

P K NalwaKaup.ilEst U AuldC AfongA F CookeW W WrightAhlE McC lllgglns

21. tootSecond Party Class

S Andrews DO ZW Walkalal PAYoung Chow S LP K Herrv & busW W Wright LA Dre er C MC H W Ahl PAh P Chapln P A

Instrument tiled for record Mav 21. tootFirst Party Second Party Class

II E Ashley Bank of Hawaii MF RowolJ JG de Sllva R

RECORDED MAY 10. 1901.

W J England & Co to W J P England& Co, Ltd, B S, April 20, tool; stock intrade, contracts Sec, Honolulu, Oaliu. $1and 325 pd up shares. Book 224, page 85.

C L Clement to G A Howard Jr, C M,May 10, toot; Interest In Pioneer Adver-tizing Co, Fort St, Honolulu, Oahu, I250.Book 22t, page 3O0.

A V Gear and wife to F Harrison, D,May 3, 1901; pc land, Nuuinu St, Honolu-lu, Oahu. f 1000 ar.d i of mtg f 3G00.Book 222, page 267.

W A Haddenand wife to CMCookeLtd,M, May to, 1001; por Lot 942, Gr 3632,Punchbowl Slope, Honolulu, Oahu. PorLot 491. Gr 3724, Punchbowl Slope, Ho-nolulu Oahu. 53000. Book 220, page22.

Sam Tal Co 'o J H Fisher," A L, Feb 1,loot; leaseholj, Fort St. Honolulu, Oahu.f20oo. Book 219, page 224,

A A Long to Ah York, L, : RP2409. Kul 8287; RP 2426, Kul 10G22, Ap 2,Paloii, Honolulu, Ualiu. 15 yrs fromJune ii 1807 at 520. Book 218, page 274.

Honolulu Investment Co, Ltd to P CJones Ld, M, May 9, tool; Lots 3, 4, 5, ofGr 3634, Honuakaha, Honolulu, Oahu. 2po'sRP 4547, Kul 820, Alakea St. fio,-- o

0, 3 yrs at 7 per cent. Bo k 220, page223.

J H Fisher to S C Allen, C M, .May 8,toot; leasehold, Fort St, Honolulu, Oahu,30000 for 3 yrs at 7 percent. Book 221,page 3G6.

RECORDED MAY it. 1901.C K AI to H A Keen, A L, April 30. toot

Int in leas hold, Kekaullke St, Honolulu,Oahu, 5ioo. Book 219, page 329.

J W Austin to Wing Chong Lung Co.L, March 13, loot; pc land comer Maun-ak- ea

and Hotel bts, Honolulu; 30 yrs fromdate at 540, Book 219, page 325.

H Uo and hus to J D VV lard, L, Mavto, 1901 ; 10 acres land, Haena and Wai-nlli-

Kauai; 5 years from date at 5ioo perannum. Book 218, page 278.

H n and w Ife to F S Ballow, M,Mav 11, tijoi: lot 06. Klne St Tract. Honolulu, Oahu; 5iooo. 3 years at 8?,'. Book220, page 229.

H Waterhouse to S Hookano, D, May 7,8q7: lots 2. 3. 4. Blk 40. Prarl Cltv. Ewa.

Oahu; ?7SQ. Book 223, page 164.

NEW TO-DA- Y

FIRE CLAIMS COMMISSION

In pursuance of the requirements ofAct 15 of the Legislature of the Terr!'lory of Hawaii, being "An Act to provide for the ascertainment and pa mentot all claims which may bo made bypersons whose property wns destroyedby lire in the years A. I). 1S99 and 1900,under orders of the Hoard of Health."public notice Is hereby given that theCommission provided for in said Acttins been duly organized, and claims fordamages may bo presented and filedwith the Commission, nt tho rooms otthe Chamber ot Commerce, Campbellltlnrk rnrnnr nf Pnrt nnd MerrhnntStreets, Honolulu, II. T., dally on nndafter Monday, the 27th day ot May,1901, between the hours of 'J o'clock am. nnd I o'clock p. m.

No claim for speculative or consequen-tial damage, or for loss nf rent or tiso ofproperty, or loss of prndts through theInterruption ot business, nor any lossexcept for destruction of or directdamago to property by lire or removal,will be considered by tho Commission.nor any such claim be considered at allunlkss i'ui:si:nti:i) to andFII.KI) WITH Till: COMMISSIONWITHIN FOl'H MONTHS from thisdate ns provided for in said Act.

Claims will bo heard In the order Inwhich they nro llled, unless for specialrensons the Commission shall other-wise direct, hut no clulm Bhall be heardwithin three days uftcr tho same lafiled.

All claims shall bo filed In duplicateby tho claimants or their assignees andhalt bo verified by their oath respec

tively, nnd It the claimant bo deceasedor a minor tho claim shall bo presentedby his legal representatives.

Kach claim shall contain an Itemizedrntcment In tho English or Hawaiianlanguage of the loss unstained, tho dateof tho loss and how It occurred, thenature of tho property lost and Its situ-

ation at the tlmo ot its loss, ami if theloss consists of destruction of or dam-age to a building, tho nnmo of thoowner nf tho land whereon It stood nndtho naturo of tho Interest of tho claim- -

nut or his assignee In the building, andIn case ot Insurance, tho amount forwhich the property was Insured, thennmo of the Insurer nnd how much in- -

Eiirnnco was paid thereon.Illank forms for use of claimants In

linking up statement of losses will befurnished upon application.

Duo notlco will bo given of tho timeniul placo the Commission will be In

session to hear and examine proof ofalleged losses.

l W. MACFWni.ANi:.Chairman.

A. N, KHI'OIKAI,JOSEPH O. I'ltATT.A. C. I.OVEKIN,I' J. TESTA.

CommissionPaled Honolulu, May 21. 1901.

Tor tlio KuManeo of claimants, thefollowing Kulf no adopted by the Com-mission, U I.eiewHU published;

HVIAZ XIV.In order to facilitate biiBiness, claim

nntH uro directed to present claims forlooses of merchandise, Roods, waresnnd stocks In trado. In nn itemizedform, describing the Kind nnd valuethert'of. upon n schedule to ho mnrhedM'xblblt A.' and all claims for losses

of peihonal belongings. Jeutliy, housefurnishings nnd other chattels upon afcchetlulo to bo market 'Txhlblt IVnnd for all losses appertaining to build-ings nt; of building fixtures upon nschedule to be mniked "Inhibit C,"

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We buy, sell and deal In all kinds ofReal Estate, Leases, Mortgages, Bonds,Etc. Loans negotiated, and all kinds ofLegal Documents drawn at short notice byskilled persons Notary work solicited.

Our especial feature Is the Issuance of a5200 Investment Certificate, which bearsInterest from the date Issued, this of ItselfIs sufficient, when well understood toguarantee that our co.npany Is, and willbe popular. Call for particulars and In-

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Corporation Notices.

Fop SaleThe well established Grocerv Business

of C. Hustace, King streVt. For particularsenquire of the undersigned

1847-t- W iwHAS. HUblAt--b.

ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the second assessment of - per cent of tho

omnia Ileacli Hotel will be due andpayable June 1, 1901.

amis. H01.T,Treasurer.

NOTICE

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Hereafter the time of departure fromHonolulu of the steamer "Mauna Loa" willbe 12 o'clock noon.

Sh DDers are herebv not lied that I relentwill not be received after 10 o'clock a. m.on day of sailing. This rule will be strictly enlorcej.

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STEAM NAVIGATION CO.,1 847-- 1 w LTD.

McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd.

Notice Is herebv elven that the eleventhassessment of ten (10) percent (52.00 pershare), levied on the assessable stock ofthe McBryJe Hugar Co.. Ltd., Is due onJune ut., 1901, and will be delinquent0.1 June 15th, 1001.

Stockholders will pteae make promptpayment at the office of Messrs Theo. H.Davles & Co., LtJ.

F. M. SWANZY,Treasurer, McBryde Sugar Co., Lrd.

Honolulu. May n'h, 1901. l839-9- t

NOTICE.We hereby beg to notify our customers,

and the public generally, that hereafter weshall Insist on regular monthly settlementsof all accounts owing us.

Any account remaining unpaid after thelast day of the month following Its con-

traction, will be closed, and stops takenfor Its Immediate collectionMETROPOLITAN MEAT CO , LTD

G. J. WALLER, Manager.HONOLULU MARKET CO.. LTD.i8,ytf P.H. DAVIS. Manager.

Legal Notices.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST CIRCUIT.Territory of Hawaii At chambert. In probate, lathe matter of the ettate of John K. Wright, late ofHonolulu, Oahu The lat will ani testament of mUJeceaiei having been prewnieJ to tali court,

with a petltloi fur the probate thereof, ani torthe Issuance ot Ut'era tntamentary to William O.Smith, Anna S. Wright ani William H. Wtlc',t hav-

ing been ftlei. No.ke lliercby given that Hliay,the Tth, day of June, A. t. loif, at to o'clock a ji. Utali Jay. at the Court Room of tali Court, at Hvt-lul-

Oahu, be ani the name hereby I ap pointed tnatime ani place for proving tali will ari hearing saliapplication,

lionoiuiu, may it, ijoi.Ii) the Court.

GCORC.E LUCAS.igtV1ay t.to IT.14 Cleftc

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST CIRCUIT,Territory of Hawaii. At clumbers, In probitv, lathe tmntter of the csfa'e ot Donali (i Canrbell, allaaJi Osborne, late of Honolulu, Oahu. Cnreailncani filing te petition of la Eskew. aimlnlstratot,praj ine tor an orier of safe ot ce tain rral estate

tosaliestite. situate at Waiklkl, Honohtio,Oahu, ani setting f""ti certain If fit reasons whysuch real state h li be soli. It Is hereby oriVfrthat the tielri ani next of kin of sali ieteaui ani altrvrsons InterttVi In the sali estate, appe.irhefa.--this Court on FrlJav, the ith Jay of J of. A 0, '4?t.at io o'clock a m.. at the Court Room ot this Court.Honolul", Oahu, then ani thereto show cause why aarrier shuuli not be jrantei for the sale of such estate.

Honolulu, May tst, 1901Uy the Court.

GtORCET.io.nyi Clerk.

IN THE CIRCUIT COUR. FRST CIRCUIT.Territory of Hiwall. In proba'e, at chambers Utha matter of the estate of I'llwl Panaewa. lateHonolu'u. Oahu, Jeceasei, testate. The last 111 anttestament ot tali Jecasei having bten presented Hsau oun. togetner wnn a petition ror luerromvthereof, ani for the Issuance oflctiersol aamlnlstratlon with will annexei to John A. Uaker havkpbeenhlei. Notlc Is hereby gvn that MONDAY.trie iflhdavof JUNE. A D loor,In the Judiciary Hullilng, Honolulu,

CI9iK in.,Oahu. JP--

dnirJ the tlire ani tlaca fur trot rne tali will andhearing sa'i application, when ani where any perseInterestei may aprear ani shuw cats, If any hyhae, hy the rrr of sali petition should not begran'ei.

nonoiuiu, uanu, my , nxi,It., .tin ('.ill,.. ... "J'" ?(j. M. dwidon. t.sy,

For Petitioner8ii4-A,- I'

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J. A.Or.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, TIRST CIRCUIT. T.If At chambers. In rmbate. Inthe matter of (be es

tate ot Uliibeth K.IIInchim late ot Honolulu. Oalia,Jeceased, On reading ani filing the petit!-- , an."accounts of tlte executors ot tr Mltlot sa'i dictate 1.whtieln they ask that their accounts rra berxamirrland arrroteJ, a J tnai a nnai orjer r ivtot vi antritutlun of the property remaining in tir tumfstthe ptrsins thereto entitled, anJ Jlutiargn tfieu.from all further as such executtrs Itl ordered that Moni the t?ihJay ol June, A D,oat, at ten ocock a.u. at ine court kooib m rsesli Cojrt at Honolulu. Iitani of Oahj. Iw t4 A

same hercb Is arpolntei a the tlmu and placv f

hearing sali petl'lon ani accounts, n 1 hatail tr-so-

Interestei may then ani there appearand siCause. It any they have, why the sameshouli rot brgrantej, ana nay present ewaencr as iuwuurr --

litWJ to the sali property.Honolulu, May 9, iqci

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The New Transcendent Lampsof 500, 1000, and 1500 C. P.

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At mu.-- h light as that of an Electric Arc No merchant would pay twice as muchmO of a far better quality at a cost of less rent as necessiry. Why will he pay tenHen Vc. per hour. One i6C. P Incin- - times as much for light ? We refer ty

scdt Electric bulb costs more per hour permission to Elite Ice Cre3m Parlors, alsoZhao one joo candle power Transcendent to the Holllster Drug Co., Honolulu DrugA??. The I ranscendent system of Incan- - Co. and the Hawaiian Hotel, where theCMttiit petroleum lighting Is very simple, light can be seen.

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Wcnfher llureaii, Punahoti, May 24.Temperature Morning minimum,

67; Midday maximum, S3.Barometer nt 9 a. m. 29.98. Steady.italnfall 0 00.Pew Point 63F.Humidity at 9 a. m. 58 per cent.Diamond Head Signal 8tntlon. May

21. Weather, clear; wind SB.

ATIRIVET).

. . . Friday. Mav ia.Am bk Nuuanu. Jceselyn, m day

from New York with general merchandiseio Vf. orewer x ko.

Sip Hokulele, Schwank, from Pearlviiy.

DEPAItTED.Thursday. May ij.

Stmr Hanalel, Pedersen, for Kauai nor s.Stmr Claudlne, Parker, for Maul and

Hawaii ports.Am bk Carrallton, Jones, for the Sound

In ballast.Am schr Bambrldgt, Bonman, for the

Sound.Friday. May' 24.

Am bk Ceylon, Wilier, for LaysanIsland.

Stmr. Mauna Loa, Olesen, for Maul andKona ports

Schr Walalua, for Peirl City.TO SAIL THIS AFTEHNQON.

Stmr Kauai, Bruhn, for Lahalna. Kaa- -

nipaii, uonoxaa and Kukuih.ele it 4 p mFishmatket wharf.

Am schr Rosamond, Ward, for Sanrrantisco ai 1 p m

C &OSS Strathgyle, Gordon, for SanDiego at 3 p m.

PASSENUERS ARRIVED.From San Francisco, per bktSG Wilder,

May si -- L Fllnton. Mr Barrv. M T Wlm.er and wife, Mrs Winter, Z Anstensen.

From Yokohama. n:r C Si n ? P.

Strathgyle, May 23 T J Joy, wife andchildren, J H Edwards, and 12 Chinesein steerage.

From New York, per Am bk Nuuinu,May 24 John anJ George Nichols.

PASSENOUlta DEPARTED.For Kauai, per stmr Hanalel, Mav 2

Junius Kaae and wifeFor Maul and Hawaii ports, per tmr

Claudlne, May 2J- -R O Hoogs, F B Duff,Ml s M Weiss. Mrs C H Jennlng, J--R

Meyers, Miss A Kaluna, Pang Yen.For San Francisco, per schr Rosamond,

May 24-- Chas Gazelle. H S EWng, WmOakley. I Pedrla.

For Maul and Hawaii 'ports, per stmrMauna Loa, May 23 Bellle Mam, JoeKamana, Ah Hon-- , Sain PjuIo, K Suda. LW King, H T Cameron. Mrs J B Cosltr,Mrs E K Plllpo, J W Hall, David hid'ridge.

BOOKED.Although miny people biokedforthe

Coast In both the City of Peking andSonoma and the City of Peking lett herewith nil her passenger accomodations fullthere are a great number of people bookedfor the steamer Soioma which Is uue tosail for San Francisco today. 1 hose In-

tending to depart are: R E Starr and wife,n vj niiuson, mrs 1 Keynoias anildauehter. Mrs R H Herbert an.) thllil. r.K Spiers, H S Harki ess, F J Polly, RnauMiursr. j j suiuvan, mrs a ni wacns,Mrs John Casddvand children. Mrs J IIJohnson, Mrs Dr Cooper. R G Henlerson,w nare, j 1 nosKin, Mrs t; u Herger,Miss Vuna Wiedemann, F C Hotallng,

rs A P Hotallng, C R Hemmlnwav,Gustaf Huenel, Dr A Haenel and wife,Wm A Roblnvm, J S Neumann. C Weln-schen-

R S WIIIIams.MrsCB Williams,T J Notion. Miss S Norton, Miss K Nor-ton, Saml Hanery. J T Knapp. Mrs L RRogers and cnlld, Mrs Orme and son, E CMcCall, C B Hale and wife. Ml E PChamberlain, Miss Gregg, II E Colemanand wlte, H J Nolte and daughter, Miss ASchultz, Mrs G J W' Her aniT 6 children,McDougal, Mrs I K James, M ss F Deem-ing, MIssNTwoney, MrsC JHutchlns,Guy Owens, E A derndt, Mis J rains-wort-

Mrs Foster, Mrs J S Collins, Mrs I

Currle and daughter.

6HIPPING NOTE8.lf'l '

The bark Niiinnn. nfl.r illcrhirivlnrhere, will go to Kahulul to load sugar forNew York.

The steamer Strathcvle brouuht fiootons of general cargo. 150 tois of sulphurand 40J tons of soy for this port.

The bark Cevlon sailed out of the hir- -bor this morning for Laysan islmd. Shenearly collided with the lighthouse Inmaking the turn. Captain Wilier likesstarting on a voyage on Friiav sailni? italways gives him good luck. He expectsto make the round trip In tlility days orvcucr.

The Bulletin, 75 cents per month.

NEW TO-DA- Y

NOTICE.

P. MfifinV will ho rnnnclht fr inudebts Incurred by any of the crew of saidVCMCI.

P. C. RESMUSSEN,

May 24, 1901. Ship Chas. E. Moody1849-l- t

NOTICE.

An Important meeting of HONOLULULODGC NO. O16, B.P.O E , will be held atfrogress Mall, fort street, on Monday,May 27th, at 7:30 o'clock p. m. t

All Elks are requested to be present.By order, of the E. R,,

H. D.COUZENS,i849-3- t Secretary.

Battalion Order, No. 29.

A itrlll flnH nfirar4 nl tlil mn.on lm

, .,.,.. ,. . ,,HH v..(.tt6, limy24, iqoi, at 7:30 o'clock.

The commandtrs of Companies "B""C" and "G" will assemble their com-mands at the Drill Shed accordingly.

Uniform: Fatigue, white trousers andlegglns.

By order of Major J. M. Camara,B. H WRIGHT.

1840 It 1st LleJt. and Adjutant.

Lodge Le Progres De TOceanie-- ,

No. l24rJA."& A. S. Rim ; J'A.

THERE WILL "BE JA SPECIALmretlng of the above lodge at 7:30 o'clockTHIS (FRIfJAY) EVEMNC5, May 24,Jt Its hall, Maonlc 'lemple.

WORK IN Si:CONI) DUORKE.

Menbers of Hawaiian Lodge No. 21 andPacllic Lodge Nj. 822 and all sojourningbrethren are cordially Invited to be prevnt.

Uy order of the W. M.E. B. FR1EL,

i849-i- t Secretary.

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WANTS.jy .W. i'h (hit column icill I imfrlfd

nl IS rriilt a hut tint innrrlimi . z.'irent tit n luitrtivut; St) ctiilt tint rttl.; 40rftiUlun Xi, Hull W ruil nut munth.TI1I1 m Iht clitiijirt uiittiliiliijtitrvj'iredHit ptulitt v( Itunulitlu,

NPECIAft, NOTICK)..

VOl'R Fl'TL'RE citrrtlly IMJ Coniult MilimStioon, fK.rtly liom the Colonlo. P o.

Honolulu. H T.

MAIE AND FEMALE HELP alw.yi on hnlErfiriifnfll lltlraii Snr...m ll,,ttlMerchant nj AUkta Si.LJATS CLEANED, 4 Vintard St. itmwCRENCH LESf ONS clfn H 4j Vln.ytrJ t

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carl. Banquets served on short notice TaMe NuJU.vq per wk Pierre Lamtert Caterer, late ChefHawaiian Hrt iSiylf)i;33iAN'ju i I'l.tie L.mttn drilttt 10

.nnuuntc (r,., .r. nl. op.n.4 1tX piriO 1 WHOcnmrl.Klui.of tlitlatrit I'ltliUi mlnanJ nonl.tlci. ,44 uutnu Avi. i8,f tw

COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY REMIT.? ted. nrKolil4. Hr(,loymnt Ann v.P'.I'.N. R Li'.l. 'or ll.it vr ill, A. R.I1INDT. office wild CuU. PuMlihlnar Co , Cjlrr"tell liloth. V.rth.nl Si T.I Ma n ., S VllA HKT.CLASS PlUMBEK ha. Sicoo.cn t,. n.'" im fli Mnlcct ASlmt No. i Dull.ilnolii. ..,, .

DOOKKEEPINO iiurM JouHmry. Short b.Nf n.n rr.tlhoJ, alio Enjl t Httionabl. 1.41KljjrSl; II4I..WTHE UNION ELECTRIC CO, hiv. r.o.nv.4 tj

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0V8rBB PEPPER ROASTS a- trtclallf. Hot Soup lor lunch and dlnn.r andthe est cooking In t wn arc f. h. tuni at SIO'SLUNCH HOOM8 Klnc ttmt, twyonJWuuanu. 8,7.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS-T- h. Union Eirrti, CoSAND FOR SALE mill

WANTED.

.nl nfBCfclcrki. Jrliertan4 a'l cUfws of Dtlp. Don t wait

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OFFICE POSITION Jtilr.J bv conrt'.nt Dook- -"J- - L " Hjll.tln Offic. iS.Vinn

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IJANTED-Url- iht reliable boy to l.arn th. print-- v

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Appls .' this ortice. ,841-l- f

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rO LET Nlctly furnished roomt j centlemen only.No 4) Vlneyari St , betwten Fort and Nuuinu.

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KOM SALt.SALF A Cool Hoube. 10 acres of Itvel lnj,

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COR SLE Ptrsons near Punahou deslrlnc earthfor filling lots ?an secure same at rea. nable

rates, dtliVcreJ, by' applying at unc t fc. TarranTannatt, ijij WlUer avenue, or telcfhne White304). iCt-i-

THBWHITNEY & MARSIf

Made to OrderNEGLIGEE

SHIRTSShirts with one pair detach-

able cuffs made to yourmeasure for

61 23 I.SO I.7S 9.00 3.25according to the qualityof mater.al selected.

WANTS.FOR SALE.

COR SALE ItiM for irs at tico per annum,I tojtthtr wlrti the xrnlnf(ror of banana anJP'n arits n yiH acretot lanJ In Manoa Valley,II fi. Allen Rtal Ejuif, N, Klnit slrmt. Telayhont 1. t84 jCOR SALC-Tl- .rei lioroughbffJ EngtUh hltt

sft'er pups Injurt Waihlnjton Light Co,, or" " - r .

COR SALE ThOM larzt nj Jcitrabtt prtmlaN. b corner of HackfelJ and Irosrccl strtftf.

I For further Inf mutlcn aprl to Co, R. Carter

COR ALC One Jouble-seat- carrlaet' one finenewphieton one set nl hirne Applv to Jno.

Cissl4 att i Ueact) RoaJ Waiklklur INxtofticeBox 615 V IT4S'IW

PR (ond as new. Full leather' PaYutm" Bulletin Office. i3ji-t- f

FOR SALE-- SU lots on Kapahu Road, KalmuklTract, cheap, nn th Installment plan. Apply

Cmmttt May, Juid Building. tT8tMf

COR SALE The furniture of a rooms houselermsreasftnaMe n96FmmsSt. igt--

LIOTEL FOR SALE, good paln; property In- iiMiivnuwi, lung icaiv, cneip rem. Il,co9.

Part cash, pan mortzazt In iulre at this officeiw-t- f

LOST.

LOSTLadl s' hunting-cas- e gold watch, engravedtie. "J, K Kanep u. Worl I's Fair,

Chics e,. hi Flrderwltl be rewarded upon returnto J K Kanepuu High Sfter It s oftl.e tS.T-i-

NEW TO-DA- Y

Pound Manter'8 Noticeof Estrays.

Notice Is hereby given, that the animalsdescribed below have been Impounded Inthe Government Pound at Maklkl, Kona,Island of Oahu, and unless the pound feesand damages are sooner satisfied, will besold at the date hereunder named, accord-ing to law :

MAY so. 1031 One black hn-s- e, brandui.dewlbable; both hind feet white.

One black horse, branded FxC onhind right foot; b'acf spot on forehead.

One bay mare, brand undestrlbab e;white streak on forehead and dowr. t3tnse: left hind leg white; three black;shod all round; hair clipped on fore-head.

And unless the fees and damages arepaid before Saturday, the 18th day ofJune, tool, thev ulll be sold at nubileauction on the above date at 12 o'clocknoon.

K. KEKUENE,1840-- lt Pound Master.

.IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. TIRST CIRCUITlmrrtitir nt Hi .vail At Klva t......v., w. ..nVII, n inyuuii. fiurair, inthe matter of the estate ot Ge.tRe Mdnnls de cased.i rui un navmr oeen nica ry . u noJeins, a credItor of Slid InlfMta . Pfl Mi? that let r nt Jmlnl.tratton upon said estate re lsued to DavlJ Dayton,notice Is hereby alen that TdJay, the itm day ofJi ne. A I), wot, at ten o'clock a m , be and hereby Is

(pointed for hcarinit said petition In the l ourt Ronmof this Court at Honolulu, at wikh t me and plara allpers ns concerned may appear and show cause If anythey have. wti said petition should not b sranted.

VlWIUIhl, 4MNJT X(, "V.U the Court.

. OtORGE LUCAS.)i June y.u Clerk.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST rinriiir.Trrrl ory of Hawaii. At chambers. In probate Inthe matter of the estalt of Kaalewai Pear-o- late ofHonolulu, Oahu, deceased. On readlnir and Mint:the petit on and accounts of the administrator o theestate of saU dceascd. wherein he at.s that his atcounts be eiamlned ani approved, and that a finalorder be miJe of distribution of the property rem a Inln;lnhshandtothe persons thereto eit tied, anddischarging him tfom a I further re.pon.lbllltv atsuch administrator. I Is ordered, that Monday, thest day o JuljA D. 1001, at ten o clock am, at

the Court Room Cl the tall Ciurlt Harrlulu. IcUnJof Oahu. he and the same hereby Is appointed as thet ine and for heailnj: said petition and accounts,and that a'l persons lf e'esfeJ may then and, there ap-pear and show cause, If any they have, why tne. same""'- - nut kiuiiw., ar. may prrseni evidence)

to wV are en'ltled to the said property, .

itui miuiu. m) 11, 09,Uy the Court

OEORGE LUCAS,i8j.May ti tf. June t 4 Clerk.

The Ellefords

ti. ORPHEUMENTIRE CHANGE

Three New Plays This Week.

Monday and Tuesday"The American Girl"

A brilliant vomedy drama

Wednesday and ThursdayFrohman't brilliant Success

"The Charity Ball"Friday and Sntiirdny

iKn c ati run. v u.nvrrMrs. Partington and iler Son Ik'e. Literally a bueamlng larce.

3(,rab nnd"7Bc,Book seats abedd. phone -- White Mi

A Ktcanici 2." mlks south ami a shipin mllcR iMKt wcio leportPd fioin

Html nt 1:C0. They aio thoughtto 1)0 the Iiilthh thin Argus lioni lire-me- n

nml the steamer Sonuma fiom theColonies,

Jas. F. MorganAUCTIOMBR AND 'BROKER-- ea

6S Queen 8tpt

'Auction SaleOF

Law - BooksON SATURDAY, MAY 25,

AT U O'CLOCK NOON,At tnf iWvnrn if Oilun tiaA4 I m.111"'J wijhviii,vj yuvl ailKKIf I Will

sell at Public Auction, the following LawBooks :

Hawaiian Reports. Vol, i, cne copy.Hawaiian Reports, Vol. II, one copy.Penal. Code, Hawaiian Islands. i8o.

one copy.Laws Kamehameha 111, t85i,twocoptes.Laws Kamehameha HI, 1852, one copy.Civil Code, Hawaiian Islands. i8co. one

copy.Laws Kamehameha IV, 18C0, one copy.Penal Code, Hawaiian Klnedom. isCo.

one copy.Laws of Kalakaua, 1876, one copy.

Jas. F. Morgan,. Auctioneer.

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r TEETH PYTRAr.TPn AMI- - Ell I crsABSOLUTELY WITHOUT. PAIN by our lit,CflFntlrV m.Thnrl flnnllrt In .Vim tnim. VA'slee p-- todticlng agents or cocaine. '

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8et Teeth.., csr nnOold Crowns SB 00Gold Fillings si OOsilver hillings 80c

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