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S Vol VL Tho Fino Passougor Stratum of Thin Linn Will Arrive aud Loavr This Port as Hereunder FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR SAN FRANC SCO ZEALANDIA MAY II ZKAIANDIA MAY 17 MARIPOSA M Y r MOANA MAY 26 ZEALANDIA JUNE 8 ZELANDIA JUNE 14 In connection with the h i lin above steamers tho Agents aro preparod to isnp to initdin r Ioupon through tickets by any railroad from Sun Francisco 1 1 - m tho United StnteH and from Now York by uuy steamship Hue to ill European ports For further particulars apply to w n z 2LiMr rino General Ag- - ns Oceamo S S TiMnTrPTmvTTiTmvrT Oceanic Steamship Company TIME TABLE irwin uo Company PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD NEW GOODS JTJT RECEIVED THE NEW Xmpyosr d Planters Ho Solid Cast Steel Eye aud Blado Forged Entire CYCLONE WIND MILLS PUMPS ETC HOWES PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES NORTONS BALL BEARING JACK SCREWS PLOWS IN LARGE VARIETY VISES PIPE CUTTERS AND WRENCHES V -- A O X3 XT OVT OILS The Standard of Merit UxaivovnaJL Sto sms and Ranges PAINT WALL WHITEWASH BRUSHES CALIFORNIA LAWN SPRINKLERS A LaroB Assignment nf Gentral Hardware SUGAB FACTORS TMPC n K US OF GEeral tyV --J An AND i i j rcliandise rJ03JWLIS3IOir 3B3ROHA2SrT3 Vgenf for Lloyds Cunodian Australian Steamship Lino British Foreign Marine Insurance Co Northern Asfiuranoc On Fire and Lifo Canadian Pieilij Railway Co PioKi cr Line of Packet from Liverpool T EliRPHONK 92 it E McINTYRE BRO bast oornkh fort kino sts Box 145 IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Groceries Provisions and Feed Now and Fresh GoodB recolvod by every paokot from California Eastern States and European Markots Standard Grade oi Gunned Vegetables Frnits and Fish Uf-c- Goods delivered nny parr tue uny w IBLAHP TRAHH ROJtniTBD lUTIHWArmnN OTtABAHTUBn HONOLULU II I FRIDAY MAY G 1898 P O to oi war news Key West Flo April 22 An incoming tug reports that tho Now York has captured a Spanish pa songer Btearaer plying between Ha ¬ vana aud Porto Rico Tho torpedo flotilla b coming in It is believed here that tho prize captured by tho FlagBhip New York is the Alfonso XII the mail ateamer due at Ha ¬ vana to day not the warship of that namo The Spanish ship tried to run away but tho New Ynrk gave chasi firing shot aftr shot until the Spaniards hove to and sur ¬ rendered KbiWest Fla April 22 -P- atrick Mullen fired tho first shot in tho war between Spain and the United Statoc and the big Spanish froight steamer Buena Ventura is the first prizo of this country She wa captured this morning eight miles south of Sand Ky Light when the fleet of Rtr Admiral Sampoti hid been gouo from heie scarcely an hour on its way to Ha vana The Spanish vessel whs brought to this port Shanohai April 22 The Amer ¬ ican squadron at Hongkong has sailed for Manila It is reported that tho priests and the commercial classes favor surrender but tho military is determined to resist Madrid April 22 The Spanish Government states that it intends bb soon as tho Americans bombard Havana to do the same to Wash itigtou Philadelphia and other points BLOOKAUBD Tho President Proclaims a Blockade of Cuban Ports Washinotox April 22- - Tho fol- lowing ¬ proclamation announcing tho blockade of tho Cuban ports was issuod to day Br tub Pbksident or tue United States A Phoclamation Whereas By a joint resolution passed by tho Congress and ap- proved ¬ April 20 1898 and communi- cated ¬ to tho Government of Spain itjwa demanded that Baid Govern ¬ ment at once relinquish its authority and govuruineur in tho Island of Cuba and withdraw its naval forcett from Cuba aud Cuban waters and tho President of the United Status was directed and empowered to uso tho entiro land and naval forces of tho United States and call into the actual service of the Uuited States tho militia of the Boveral States to such extent as might bo uueo sary to carry said resolution into effect aud Whereas In carrying into effect such resolution tho President of tho Uuited States deems it neces ¬ sary to set on foot and maintain a blockade of the north of Cuba in- cluding ¬ nil ports of said coast be tween Cardenas and Bahia Honda and tho port of Oieufiiegoes on tho south coast of Cuba Now therefore I William Me Kin ley President of tho Unitod States in order to enforce said resolution do hereby declare aud proclaim that the Uuited States of America has instituted and will maintain a block udo of tho north coast of Cuba in- cluding ¬ ports on said coast between Cardenas nud Bahia Honda and the port of Oienfuegoes on tho south of Cuba aforesaid iu pursuance of tho laws of tho United States and tho laws of nations applicable to Buoh cases An efficient force will bo posted so ns to provent the entranco and exit of vessols from the ports aforesaid Auy neutral vessel enter- ing ¬ said ports and attempting to loavo without notico or knowledge of the establishment of suoh block ¬ ade will bo duly warned by tho cora maudor of tho blookading foroes who will indorse on her register the faob iroti tlsu dutu of tfuxrh warninu and where such indorsement was made and if the same vessel shall attempt to enter auy blockaded port she will be captured and sent to tho nearest convenient port for such proccodiugB against her and het cargo as prize a may bo deemed advisable Neutral vessols lvinc in any of the said ports at the time of the es tablishment of suoh blockndn will be allowed thirty d ays to issue there ¬ from Iu witness whereof I have here unto st my baud and earned tho seal of th ii Uuited Statt s to tin nfUxid Done at the city of Washington tbls22d day of April A D 1898 and of the Independence of the United States the one lfundred and twenty second William MoKinley By tho President John Sherman Secretary of State Spain and Privateering Madiud April 22 El Epoca Con ¬ servative diecusaes thuquoslion of privateers and expresies a doubt of the truth of tho report that the Uuited States has reuouueed this option inasmuch as America and Spain wore tho only nations that maintained tho option at the OougresB of Paris in 1856 Tho paper insists that all tho arguments thou adduced by the United States for upholding tho option now aro in favor of Spain who will not re- nounce ¬ it El Epoca says also that Spain does not consider fair the declara- tion ¬ of tho neutral powers as to con- traband ¬ of war thus favoring on of the belligerents namely America and it cites the esse of Eugland in 1885 who opposed stoutly the action oi France iu the rouquiu war in declaring rice contraband All that England then alleged in favor of British subjects says El Epoco can ba urged by Spain respecting coal which is the broad of life of industry without which modorn warfare is impossible Respecting the blockade of Cuba El Epoca calls to mind and inviteB tho attention of Europo to the faot that both Amuricu and Spain accepted clause four in tho declara- tion ¬ of Paris providing that a blockade must be tftVetivu nuc not on paper El Epono declares that twice the present American fleet would not ha adequato to establish an offi titive blockade of Cuba More ivor under the established rules a blookado requires previous notification to tho authorities of Cuba and the powers allowing all shipping a definite term to clear out of the blockaded ports How Many VolunteereF New Yobk April 22 A Herald Washington correspondent tele- graphs ¬ With a preamble to cover tho present situation a proclama ¬ tion calling for 100000 volunteers oouched esseutiall m the language of Abraham Lincolns first call for troops was prepared at the War De ¬ partment and taken to the President shortly after he hid signtd the volunteer army aot In tho discus- sion ¬ of the issue of proclamation the President himself called atten ¬ tion to the fact that Congress has authorized uo limit to tho number of troops that may be called out Tho volunteer army act provides that the President shall issuo his pro- clamation ¬ stating tho numbor of men desired within suoh limits as may be fixed by law President MoKinley however is not satisfied that his authority un- der ¬ law to call out men is yet suffi ¬ cient without express authorization by Cougross of a stated limit On account of this uncertainty Attorney General Griggs has been requested td giVe a decision No Wilders Steamship Co TIME TABLE 0 L WIGHT Pree B B ROBE 8eo Capt J A KING PortSupt Stair KXNAU CLARKE Commander Will Uav Hunolul HlOA h tonehlngat Maolnia and Makena the same day Mahnkr Kawalbaoand Lan piUioi hoc the olhwlii day arriving at Hiio tue same afternoon ligAVKB HONOLULU ABIUVIS UOHOLULB Tuesday May 10 Friday May 0 Tuesday Mny 3l Thursday June U Tuesduy June ill l rlday July 1 T esrtay July a riiday July 2- - Tuesday Aug 2 Krdav auk 12 Tio day Aug 24 filla Hepi 2 Jurm ay Bo t 3 Krida ept2 luujuay Oct 1 i a 885 Lhnlna 8a uday i eel- - esduv Saturday Wedn sday 8ttu dav Wrdn day Saturdav Wednesday Puturuay Wo nenday SatUioay Wedn sday Hntn day Wo tin sday Siiurd May 7 May 18 M y 28 June 8 June 18 Junetf Jalv o July 20 July SO A glO Aug 20 Aug 31 8tpt lu Hept21 Oct 1 Returning will leave Hilu ut 8 oclock a u touenlng at Laupahoehoe Maim toiia and Kuwathae same day Makena Uailhcj Uuy und Lahaliia the following lit trnviljg it Jiiiiioiuiii the uftcmoons of Wo lies a a and Saturday Mr in i all nt Po oiki Puna on trlis marked iSr No I rolght villi bb received after a u on day ol sailing Tlld nnnlllnl1 rnnlA n Ilia VtfnHi l l Hilo A good uarrltigo road tho eutlro dis ¬ tance Hnlllul frill flnl nta KnlnH ll expenses 5000 3tmr Oh UDINE CAMERON Commander Will leavo Honolulu Tiijudaya at 5 r m touching at Kahulul Hana Hamoa and Kipahala Maul Returning arrives at Honolulu Sunday mornings Will call at fluu Kaupo ones each month diiur No Freight will be received after 1 p y on Bay of sailing Tals Company will reserve the right of timku cliiuiKua iu the time of departuie and Arrival of Ha btuitaiuru without notice and vtil not he responsible tor any conoe- - tu nee arising th refioui i jimin ut must be ut the Landings to i v uieu freight his Company wll ia iiuiif reapoiiBioIe for freight after ii io luoii muled Liv oi nxeived only at owners risk PnU i oinimm will uot Iir respouailjlelor Money vt Viiliu blue ol iasseigors unleBB placet In tht- tiuo of Pursers tsiuu ors ar requested to pur ohuitt liukuis befurt embarking Thcas filliu tu Ut an will be subject to au addi ¬ tion I flhnrKP f twent iiv peTcent PiKikatoa containing pergonal effects whmhi i th pped is bugupo of freight If the coiituin ihenofezttc 100 in value iiuii i have tli value thereof plainly stated and murKdand the omuany will not hold luelf liablo for any loss or damage in extesa of this sum except thf goods bs shipped undi r a spec u onntract Al uiuploe s of iho Company are for bidilen turceivrt ieih wlihout deliver ¬ ing it flipping ccipt ibereior in he form preicrilOi by tho Company and which ma be by shippers upon applhatlun to the pursers ol tho Companys bienmers Buliiiejs urn uo Ifled that if freight is shippetl without buch ecelpt it will be roul at the risk of tho shipper OLA OS HPHEOKELS WM 0 1BWTK dku SpreoKels S Co HONOLULU tfm Franctoco Agents TJW NEVADA BANK OF SAN FJiANOISCO OBAW KXOIIANOE Oil BAN FUANOI8CO Tho Nevada Bank o Ban FranulBCo LONDON The Union Bank of Loudon Ltd NEW YORK Amorlcnn Kxchonge Nu tional Bank OHIOACJO Meroliants National Bank PARIS Comptolr National dEscompto de Paris BERLIN Dresdner Bank HONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong Kong Shanghai BankingCorporatlon NEW ZEALAND AND AUBTRALI- A- Bank of New Zealand VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank of British North Auiorica Tiamact a General Hanking and Kxchanq lUaintsi Deposits Recelvod Loans made on Ap ¬ proved Security Commercial and Travel ¬ ers Credit Issued Bills of KxcnJnge bought aud sold Collection Promptly Accounted Ey no
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Vol VL
Tho Fino Passougor Stratum of Thin Linn Will Arrive aud LoavrThis Port as Hereunder
FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR SAN FRANC SCO
ZEALANDIA MAY II ZKAIANDIA MAY 17MARIPOSA M Y r MOANA MAY 26ZEALANDIA JUNE 8 ZELANDIA JUNE 14
In connection with the h i lin above steamers tho Agents aropreparod to isnp to initdin r Ioupon through tickets by anyrailroad from Sun Francisco 1 1 - m tho United StnteH and fromNow York by uuy steamship Hue to ill European ports
For further particulars apply tow n z2LiMr rino
General Ag- - ns Oceamo S S
TiMnTrPTmvTTiTmvrT
Oceanic Steamship Company
TIME TABLE
irwin uoCompany
PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD
NEW GOODS JTJT RECEIVEDTHE NEW
Xmpyosr d Planters HoSolid Cast Steel Eye aud Blado Forged Entire
CYCLONE WIND MILLS PUMPS ETCHOWES PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES
NORTONS BALL BEARING JACK SCREWSPLOWS IN LARGE VARIETY
VISES PIPE CUTTERS AND WRENCHES
V --A O X3 XT OVT OILSThe Standard of Merit
UxaivovnaJL Sto sms and RangesPAINT WALL WHITEWASH BRUSHES CALIFORNIA LAWN
SPRINKLERS
A LaroB Assignment nf Gentral Hardware
SUGAB FACTORSTMPC n K US OF
GEeral tyV--J An
AND
i
i
j rcliandise
rJ03JWLIS3IOir 3B3ROHA2SrT3Vgenf for Lloyds
Cunodian Australian Steamship Lino
British Foreign Marine Insurance Co
Northern Asfiuranoc On Fire and Lifo
Canadian Pieilij Railway Co
PioKi cr Line of Packet from Liverpool
TEliRPHONK 92
it E McINTYRE BRObast oornkh fort kino sts
Box 145
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Groceries Provisions and FeedNow and Fresh GoodB recolvod by every paokot from California Eastern
States and European Markots
Standard Grade oi Gunned Vegetables Frnits and FishUf-c- Goods delivered nny parr tue uny w
IBLAHP TRAHH ROJtniTBD lUTIHWArmnN OTtABAHTUBn
HONOLULU II I FRIDAY MAY G 1898
P O
to oi
war news
Key West Flo April 22 An
incoming tug reports that tho NowYork has captured a Spanish pasonger Btearaer plying between Ha ¬
vana aud Porto Rico Tho torpedoflotilla b coming in It is believedhere that tho prize captured by thoFlagBhip New York is the AlfonsoXII the mail ateamer due at Ha ¬
vana to day not the warship of thatnamo The Spanish ship tried torun away but tho New Ynrk gavechasi firing shot aftr shot untilthe Spaniards hove to and sur ¬
renderedKbiWest Fla April 22 -P- atrick
Mullen fired tho first shot intho war between Spain and theUnited Statoc and the big Spanishfroight steamer Buena Ventura isthe first prizo of this country
She wa captured this morningeight miles south of Sand Ky Lightwhen the fleet of Rtr AdmiralSampoti hid been gouo from heiescarcely an hour on its way to Havana The Spanish vessel whsbrought to this port
Shanohai April 22 The Amer ¬
ican squadron at Hongkong hassailed for Manila It is reportedthat tho priests and the commercialclasses favor surrender but thomilitary is determined to resist
Madrid April 22 The SpanishGovernment states that it intendsbb soon as tho Americans bombardHavana to do the same to Washitigtou Philadelphia and otherpoints
BLOOKAUBD
Tho President Proclaims a Blockadeof Cuban Ports
Washinotox April 22- - Tho fol-
lowing¬
proclamation announcingtho blockade of tho Cuban portswas issuod to day
Br tub Pbksident or tue UnitedStates A Phoclamation
Whereas By a joint resolutionpassed by tho Congress and ap-
proved¬
April 20 1898 and communi-cated
¬
to tho Government of Spainitjwa demanded that Baid Govern ¬
ment at once relinquish its authorityand govuruineur in tho Island ofCuba and withdraw its naval forcettfrom Cuba aud Cuban waters andtho President of the United Statuswas directed and empowered to usotho entiro land and naval forces oftho United States and call into theactual service of the Uuited Statestho militia of the Boveral States tosuch extent as might bo uueo saryto carry said resolution into effectaud
Whereas In carrying into effectsuch resolution tho President oftho Uuited States deems it neces ¬
sary to set on foot and maintain ablockade of the north of Cuba in-
cluding¬
nil ports of said coast between Cardenas and Bahia Hondaand tho port of Oieufiiegoes on thosouth coast of Cuba
Now therefore I William Me Kinley President of tho Unitod Statesin order to enforce said resolutiondo hereby declare aud proclaim thatthe Uuited States of America hasinstituted and will maintain a blockudo of tho north coast of Cuba in-
cluding¬
ports on said coast betweenCardenas nud Bahia Honda and theport of Oienfuegoes on tho south ofCuba aforesaid iu pursuance of tholaws of tho United States and tholaws of nations applicable to Buohcases An efficient force will boposted so ns to provent the entrancoand exit of vessols from the portsaforesaid Auy neutral vessel enter-ing
¬
said ports and attempting toloavo without notico or knowledgeof the establishment of suoh block ¬
ade will bo duly warned by tho coramaudor of tho blookading foroeswho will indorse on her register thefaob iroti tlsu dutu of tfuxrh warninu
and where such indorsement wasmade and if the same vessel shallattempt to enter auy blockadedport she will be captured and sentto tho nearest convenient port forsuch proccodiugB against her andhet cargo as prize a may bo deemedadvisable
Neutral vessols lvinc in any ofthe said ports at the time of the establishment of suoh blockndn willbe allowed thirty d ays to issue there ¬
fromIu witness whereof I have here
unto st my baud and earned thoseal of th ii Uuited Statt s to tinnfUxid
Done at the city of Washingtontbls22d day of April A D 1898
and of the Independence of theUnited States the one lfundred andtwenty second
William MoKinleyBy tho President
John ShermanSecretary of State
Spain and Privateering
Madiud April 22 El Epoca Con ¬
servative diecusaes thuquoslion ofprivateers and expresies a doubt ofthe truth of tho report that theUuited States has reuouueed thisoption inasmuch as Americaand Spain wore tho only nationsthat maintained tho option at theOougresB of Paris in 1856 Thopaper insists that all tho argumentsthou adduced by the United Statesfor upholding tho option now aro infavor of Spain who will not re-
nounce¬
itEl Epoca says also that Spain
does not consider fair the declara-tion
¬
of tho neutral powers as to con-traband
¬
of war thus favoring on ofthe belligerents namely Americaand it cites the esse of Eugland in1885 who opposed stoutly the actionoi France iu the rouquiu war indeclaring rice contraband
All that England then alleged in
favor of British subjects says ElEpoco can ba urged by Spainrespecting coal which is the broadof life of industry without whichmodorn warfare is impossible
Respecting the blockade of CubaEl Epoca calls to mind and inviteBtho attention of Europo to the faotthat both Amuricu and Spainaccepted clause four in tho declara-tion
¬
of Paris providing that ablockade must be tftVetivu nuc noton paper
El Epono declares that twice thepresent American fleet would not haadequato to establish an offi titiveblockade of Cuba More ivor underthe established rules a blookadorequires previous notification to thoauthorities of Cuba and the powersallowing all shipping a definite termto clear out of the blockaded ports
How Many VolunteereF
New Yobk April 22 A HeraldWashington correspondent tele-
graphs¬
With a preamble to covertho present situation a proclama ¬
tion calling for 100000 volunteersoouched esseutiall m the languageof Abraham Lincolns first call fortroops was prepared at the War De ¬
partment and taken to the Presidentshortly after he hid signtd thevolunteer army aot In tho discus-
sion¬
of the issue of proclamationthe President himself called atten ¬
tion to the fact that Congress hasauthorized uo limit to tho numberof troops that may be called outTho volunteer army act provides thatthe President shall issuo his pro-
clamation¬
stating tho numbor ofmen desired within suoh limits asmay be fixed by law
President MoKinley however isnot satisfied that his authority un-
der¬
law to call out men is yet suffi ¬
cient without express authorizationby Cougross of a stated limit Onaccount of this uncertainty AttorneyGeneral Griggs has been requestedtd giVe a decision
No
Wilders Steamship Co
TIME TABLE
0 L WIGHT Pree B B ROBE 8eoCapt J A KING PortSupt
Stair KXNAUCLARKE Commander
Will Uav Hunolul HlOA h tonehlngatMaolnia and Makena thesame day Mahnkr Kawalbaoand Lan
piUioi hoc the olhwlii day arriving atHiio tue same afternoon
ligAVKB HONOLULU ABIUVIS UOHOLULB
Tuesday May 10Friday May 0
Tuesday Mny 3lThursday June U
Tuesduy June illl rlday July 1T esrtay July ariiday July 2- -
Tuesday Aug 2Krdav auk 12Tio day Aug 24filla Hepi 2Jurm ay Bo t 3Krida ept2
luujuay Oct 1
i a
885
Lhnlna
8a udayi eel- - esduvSaturdayWedn sday
8ttu davWrdn daySaturdavWednesdayPuturuayWo nendaySatUioayWedn sdayHntn dayWo tin sdaySiiurd
May 7May 18M y 28
June 8June 18JunetfJalv oJuly 20July SO
A glOAug 20Aug 318tpt luHept21
Oct 1
Returning will leave Hilu ut 8 oclocka u touenlng at Laupahoehoe Maimtoiia and Kuwathae same day MakenaUailhcj Uuy und Lahaliia the followinglit trnviljg it Jiiiiioiuiii the uftcmoons
of Wo lies a a and SaturdayMr in i all nt Po oiki Puna on trlismarked
iSr No I rolght villi bb received aftera u on day ol sailingTlld nnnlllnl1 rnnlA n Ilia VtfnHi l l
Hilo A good uarrltigo road tho eutlro dis ¬
tance Hnlllul frill flnl nta KnlnH llexpenses 5000
3tmr Oh UDINECAMERON Commander
Will leavo Honolulu Tiijudaya at 5 r mtouching at Kahulul Hana Hamoa andKipahala Maul Returning arrives atHonolulu Sunday mornings
Will call at fluu Kaupo ones eachmonth
diiur No Freight will be received after 1p y on Bay of sailing
Tals Company will reserve the right oftimku cliiuiKua iu the time of departuie andArrival of Ha btuitaiuru without notice and
vtil not he responsible tor any conoe- -tu nee arising th refioui
i jimin ut must be ut the Landings toi v uieu freight his Company wll
ia iiuiif reapoiiBioIe for freight afterii io luoii muledLiv oi nxeived only at owners riskPnU i oinimm will uot Iir respouailjlelor
Money vt Viiliu blue ol iasseigors unleBBplacet In tht- tiuo of Pursers
tsiuu ors ar requested to purohuitt liukuis befurt embarking Thcasfilliu tu Ut an will be subject to au addi ¬
tion I flhnrKP f twent iiv peTcentPiKikatoa containing pergonal effects
whmhi i th pped is bugupo of freight Ifthe coiituin ihenofezttc 100 in valueiiuii i have tli value thereof plainly statedand murKdand the omuany will nothold luelf liablo for any loss or damage inextesa of this sum except thf goods bsshipped undi r a spec u onntract
Al uiuploe s of iho Company are forbidilen turceivrt ieih wlihout deliver ¬
ing it flipping ccipt ibereior in he formpreicrilOi by tho Company and whichma be by shippers upon applhatlunto the pursers ol tho Companys bienmersBuliiiejs urn uo Ifled that if freight isshippetl without buch ecelpt it will beroul at the risk of tho shipper
OLA OS HPHEOKELS WM 0 1BWTK
dku SpreoKels S Co
HONOLULU
tfm Franctoco Agents TJW NEVADABANK OF SAN FJiANOISCO
OBAW KXOIIANOE Oil
BAN FUANOI8CO Tho Nevada Bank oBan FranulBCo
LONDON The Union Bank of LoudonLtd
NEW YORK Amorlcnn Kxchonge Nutional Bank
OHIOACJO Meroliants National BankPARIS Comptolr National dEscompto de
ParisBERLIN Dresdner BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong
Kong Shanghai BankingCorporatlonNEW ZEALAND AND AUBTRALI- A-
Bank of New ZealandVICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank
of British North Auiorica
Tiamact a General Hanking and KxchanqlUaintsi
Deposits Recelvod Loans made on Ap ¬
proved Security Commercial and Travel ¬
ers Credit Issued Bills of KxcnJngebought aud sold
Collection Promptly Accounted Eyno
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Fayubie Tjtvamafcf A4Taste-
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tUKtWfi ZTOKltlX SditorHORAOK WBTOHT AjMistnat
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5FSKRB AXS WB ATF
I he Hawiiun Tslauds and tto1 1 pl star to day ip most unatmble sxd dangerous poaUipu
trestj has liecs relifii tj tilliirafisu Smaie wLifl ffirl lbee
-- iadtt ih Tailed SUus and assr as w sit concerned malesuatry as integral part
hirst American Republicf
thU
i Lt United Statea has contideradvue annexation of Hiwaij fpr manjatnatht Its eKstrfihai been in potesdcn of thelreatj rstiStd lj onr
senate and hasnt dpne s tVifii ioThe qaealion ot annexation lai
uetu sheWad dnriny the aerioni con-i-tio-
wkhh notr face Amerioand the protpeott of aeerng the Am- - j
pricsa lagfijinc here hsve beooma
i a the meantime Hawaii etanda in avery dangerous position sad intmadi- -
a action ox the part of the Mtoiia- -
ct ration is needed to aave us fromh ditasfceraof the war Presidiant
Xc must at onee declare tke nearaJitj of Hawaii to the woril Tlae
po here who kare propertiessA frmiiiw rtnot aSord bnsuVnrit
vmscr cr whaA maj mexnto a iiivab cavauBO aertft
- Vniter -- ttw 1 the itkwrda- t muatexb vtiey vaoM bfc a 9m- -
ta4
f tleye ieltdeiu thcuW 1simwILO the Uiug HBueentitu nwiv
eforeLbe AmorJnun BuHke wtfb
Spuuiat QtWBtxuaaui wthe pueetit itflWtiout llw
iween Auoriofi end HuwuU i
Rht ttukeeUu aiuxuHorjij r if not yet d jure tlteCrftewtalos and the Spanish faorfic float
--nay treat us m suoh to ourcid ierious diGOoutfort- - eupeunty of tke Spcuwh flout uuar the
oror tbe ArnorieHB Atri-
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io iqutdkoii it cH
ztftii nutkoritiet in the Sfutet endtjnropa If Hawaii it tn be
AuMirioan iwrrtory the iipiKiiwh
Tiii etwk b propoeinion withr twi the fing j tk Dne
- u ever the umj buubesE auianke Iu SuuoUiki in ajiite ot
1 ue - Hawnu uei cannot-- liurd t tftse uus xielw tt 51s Dolend hfiB aAeiHeiantiwi4aUwi mtnttir lnajvdusKi thu Ttawkh toiethited Btntut lot them de ut
nen own Kiekbut 1st the pratestthe paaple bt heard idl mmc the
vfiiiiod woild tn thmr eiaite forreutruKty W
t arht ii
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tttfttKip t u pa i ff
4iiuuautr
officialthe war sod bat be a
ink no decisive step until he hearflroto ifinifler Sewsll end tfjntiter
tbpartlculpoint oftjko Sp
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hedrosn
liSC b ifm- - Li Ui1
tSUM
ue orarms
here tp fc w the may notil jr Don cxpaoatiofit but proMitt lb treat u a en ontnorl of tjietfollM tUUs There will b TrrIfttft oV bes for eairtn inlpOT bUjftnf correeftoadeftee with
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The Legislators are derelictdpipg tlair dMi 7 dp not deBfofiA an opoa axpUnatioo of thepatcf of IV QpToramonl if it hatdOo flt property holdfirt theEftjtar anq other KiHtonnirdslioid tMN ao tiqis in urging theiOFriKant to adppt aid proaouoce
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TV aieaomeourku Utwntsbeia wtiirad around but tltejare ptobeblr untrue fpr if truepubJirhed lh j won Id create nnpieetant Scandal
Hpwerr if tfjey ean be snljEtantjaily rerifed lliey will be pnlhhnednelie that fenae prowrtfj djatppean
unaeenaij tp Hoaolobdignity the Sbae it oompromied at the bVl oi a oJati oX
poKticiJSM whAae laAueaoe in otoeipersicioua to the progress of therepublic
Tp aaaititaia the obstruction isplace bpi iu focsssi oosdeanationis practk unaraned eirli sad J
rebelBon tttat tke constitutedautkoritiss a konk is out pMeetisdsoate wi dUK t 4pul tpknow wk- - ar Ut- - onuatrtctwa auvh
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tanher of lf yean reeord for exesempjiioa from furUier examina-
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was referral to the CoamiiUaaon Taehir
The requaa fpr anotktr UaolisrsexiDiinaUoa wat tsLen into oontideration
The refhjgaUou at Mjm ChilllMg
worpi tp te aTeet ify 1U mtreferred U the Oomnittne onTtfaciej
Laar o abiappe for one year raagranted Mica TTatp Homer
The request of Mu Cook for n
raise of sslary frpm Svplnpilxr ltlast to oprraspond with her eeepndgrado oartifioate wat approved
Thi raquest of ifi Cora Ilennlgo for leave of ahaeeoa frpn Junp23rd uai granted
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LOOAI AND OENERAt NEWS
Oyclouioro to morrow evening
llogitnents va Houolulus r-
row
t Keliipio roports tho consumptionl1 of fish or ouo vook at GG210
Our 25 routs Black Stookiugfijolipso all N S 3aohB Dry GoodslUo
tThat was a capital march out audrill last uijht of tho Jbirst iiyii- -
SentTho Boot Ginffhnnis on oarth 10
rnrds for SI at N S Sacha DryGoods Oo
The Shouandonh allowed to havobeou capturod by tho Spaniards isnoil knowu iu this port
Can you imagine Scotch LawnB18 yards for 1 go to N S SachsDry Goods Co
Tho public will bo ploasod to hearSRoson as a soloist Tho trouble isKtKat hi is so vory modest
The American schooner Etninaaud Louisa Harris master arriredlast ovouing 21 days from SauDiogo Oal
Special inHoting of the WnvarloyOlub to morrow eroning at 8 oolookfor olootiou of niombors Paymentof duns in order
Thu villaco was vory much oxoitodlast niijht and the Advertiser extra
b was eagerly tuutfiit after The Staralso twmuJou later on
The Friend makos an araplu apolo-gy
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to Bishop Willis in tho May numbor for roaring unploasant construotions ou falso foundations
To appear rospactablo is to bedocontly shavod which can only beatteudnd to at the European BarberShop Ohas Moltono proprietor
Ono huudrud and forty four bsovoB50 calvoa 90 sheep and 168 hogs wasDr Monsarrats report of the ani ¬
mals slaughtered for one weoksfood
MrB Aliuo H Thompson lias beendoing raaguifiaent sanitary work forthe Kindorgartoas Hor reports totho Board of Health aro of valuoand iutureat
The American schooner TransitSlater master arrived last ovoningaflor a capital trip of 11 days fromShu Francisco Sho brought twodays lator news
Aloha Branch T S wil havo nWhito Lotus Oelobratioinoxt Sun ¬
day evouing at 730 iu tho hall ofthe Foster Block corner of NuuanuJand Marino streets
Good eyesight restorud by havinga good practical optician examiney nr op is and S E LucaB is thornly o ulist that can do it well at1 io Lo e Building Fort stroot
Tho ohoir of tho Second Congre ¬
gation of St Andrews Cathedralwill rehearse at the church at 8oclock this evening All tho mombors aro roquestod to bs present
Tho favorito bovorago of tho no-bility
¬
is Andrew Ushors whisky andSchwoppos famous soda The RoyalAuuox always up to date is nqwresponding to tho frequent callnfor
Tho Box of Curios prides itsolffon being tho only Yokohama paperthat has ontorpriio enough to havothroo members of its staff laid upin tho oholera hospital oiniuUnnoouily
Tho regular wookly mooting of thoOhristiau Workers will bo held thisFriday afternoon May Gth at 830
oolook at tho Y M C A hall Aoordial invitation is extended to allto bo presout
Tho most beautiful display ofMillinery over soon iu tho world isto bo found at L B Korrs Queoustroot thoso who havo not yet orderod their Eastor Hats would do wollto call and inspect thorn
Few of tho new comers kuow thattho Friend in spile of its peculiar-ities
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is one of tho most valuablehistorical papers publishodi iu anycountry Its records extending foryery many years back aro iuvalubleto the compiler ot Hawaiian history
m
dourt of Inquiry
Th Commandur-in-Ohie- f hasordered a Court of Inquiry iu oonneotton with the Court Martial of
Captain Joha Good which conyonos
to night at KrgiujenUl Headquart-ers
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Tim Court in eouiposod of LiautOal G F MeLeod First IteglrnontN G H Major J W Jones FirstBUOD First Uegimout N G HQhpL T Keuako Company B
Fit fygiaueot G Hj Gapt WA iyaR y i JOr Geueral StaffRcordr
TOPICS OF TBE DAY
The Government had the unmiti-gated
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chook to answor tho questionof Souator Holstoiu iu regard to auaooouutiug of tho expenditures ofMr Dole by furnishing tho samoold roport which has already beengiven to tho Legislaturo and whichdoes not explain tho mysteriousitems oonuectod with transporta-tion
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aud incidentals Tho an ¬
swor xv m referred to tho JudioiaryCommittee and the obauces aro thattho taxpayors will novor loarn howMr Dolo spout over 7000 of publicmonoy
It is commonly reported that thoroporta of the oxports employod bythe fiiiauco committees of tho Leg-
islature¬
are of a vory coinprouiiiingnature in regard to cortaiu oflioialsaud that they will bo smothered andburiod in tho doskn of tho membersof tho committees and novor roachtho taxpayors who if rumors arotrue havo boon robbed and awiudlodIu the namo of doconoy and in theiutorost of honesty thnso roportsshould bo published and tho headsof tho swindling officials bo decapitated figuratively spoakiug If thefinance committeon daro to shieldthe offenders and refuse to publishtho roports of tho experts thoy bocomo accessories of tho men whohold oflicos through a political pulland who aro not serving the puoplofor a salary only or for thoir hoalthLot tho ohairmon of tho financecommittees of the two branches oftho Legislature mako a foarless roport and furnish tho taxpayors withall tho facts gathored by tho oxportsThis Bopublio cannot afford to adda chargo of corruption to its Uumerous other descriptive epithets
Tho yollow journalism horo audelsewhoro will now hold full swingand our contemporaries will viowith each other iu manufacturingsensational stories and war nowTnr iNDcruNDENT will confino itsolfto telling tho truth and wo shallpublish no impossible yarus abouttho Spaniardn dining at Kaalawai
or tho Road Supervisor fixing thosidewalk on Konia street or theMinistry resigning Tho nawspriutod iu our columns althoughwa issuo no oxtraB aro surothings Wo dont propose to gointo tho line of business of an AngloOhinoso contemporary which stirredup tho people of Hongkong by thofollowing amusing species ofyollow journalism
THE PRIZE BUNDER
qANTON TAKES TIIH CAKE
WAIl BROKEN OUT
11LOOD AND FIREl
Canton April GthA private telegram from tho north
has beou received by a porsou in ahigh positiou hero assorting posi¬
tively that tho Japanese and Britishwarships havo commenced firing ontho Russians iu Port Arthur
Dont believe it for a momentEd H K TJ
Tho Mfvsono
The officers of KaiueharuuhaLodge of- - Porfeotiou and Nuuauu Chapter Roto Croix No 1
18th Degree were installed lastovoning by Deputy and LegatoHenry E Cooper Tho followingis tho roll ot officers
Kamehamoha Lodge of PerfectionF R Aiwrbacb V M Frod
Whitney S W i A V Goar J WGoo A Dayia Orator B D Whituoy Almonor C L- - Orabbo Secre ¬
tary David Day ton Treasurer A RSorjnagoour M 0 Wni Auld Ex ¬
port H H Williaws Assistant Ex ¬
pert Louis Marks Captain ofGuard B D Whituey Tyler
Nuuanu Chapter Rose Croix No1 18th Degroo F R AuerboohWiso Maater A V GearSWJ A
Barnes J W G A Davis OratorJ H Bruna Almouer A B Scrim- -
geour becrotaryTreasurer Frod
David DaytonWhUnoy MC
AVm AuldlExporHH WilliamsAesiaUutExpart L Marks GMTjj
BDl Whitney Ty lor
A Whito Mans Country
Auother page has boon added lothe litoraturo which is to be distri ¬
buted by Commissioner Marsdou in
his ondoavorn to iuduoo white monto come hero and work ou tho roolioplantations
A number of whito employeeshavo loft tho Oahu plantation beoauso they refused to be treatod likoAsiatio coolies and wauled to deoidofor thomsolvea whore aud what theywould oat
Somo of them oalled at our offico
afttfr arriving iu town aud thoirspokesman Mr Strout stated thoroasons why they had left tho plan-
tation¬
Thoy had no luok coming againstMr Ahrons tho Managor as an em-
ployer¬
although they thought thatho properly might havo investigatedthoir ftriovancos aud listouod to thoiroomplaints boforo issuing his ulti-
matum¬
Tho men wero ordered to takothoir meals at tho plantation board-
ing¬
houso which in in ohargo of aChinese coolio Thoy claim that thofood sorvod was unfit for tho uso ofhardworking whito mon and that noimprovement iu tho grub was vinibloin apito of ropoated ltioltn It is
olaimnd that a cortaiu omployeo oftho company gots a handsome com-
mission¬
from tho host of the board-ing
¬
houso and that it 1b iu bisinterest to soo that the men takothoir uioals there aud that tho foodsorvod is as cheap as possible
Tho mon could not stand it anylonger and they established aboarding house of thoir own as isdono on noarly all other plantationsThin independent and daring actionon tho part of tho mon broughtdown the wrath ot tho high chiefswho fill tho sugar bnronB1 pockotowith goldnn dividends and the monworo ordered to eat tho bad grubat tho official boarding houBo orgit They gotWo havo uot had a ahanco to hoar
tho version of Mr Ahrons of thisaffair which to ub who art acquainted with plantation life soundB veryplausible
Mr AhratiR has always boon con-
sidered¬
a fair and reasonable em-
ployer¬
although he has the goodsense ot having no uso for a whitoman on his plantation It soomssomewhat peculiar to whito monwhoso presence horo aa plantationlaborors is so ardently wished forby tho planters organ that they aronot allowed to oat whera thoyploaso and what they ploaBe Itsounds peculiar to American freemou but then thoy ought to remem ¬
ber that our plantations ara notreally intended to bo worked by freeAmericans who want deoent foodTho Asiatio coolies have a mono-
poly¬
on tho estates of our absenteesugar baroue whose motto is that inHawaii thero is only room for awhito manager on each plantationseveral hundred Chines and Japa ¬
nese slaves and a few kanakas toBorvo as magistrates policemen andlegislators to do tho bidding of thesugar barons
If tho men at Oahu Plantationhad realized this fact thoy wouldnthavo beou surprised by learning thoatom discipline of anplantation or kicking againBt thopoor grub on whioh somebody hadto mako a handsome profit
Kallhl Watr Supply
Minister Cooler as Acting Ministor of tho Interior has giveu thfollowing aniner to qutatioua pro ¬
pounded by Rp Goar regardingtho supply of wattr from the Govoru ¬
mont pipos in KalihiI bog to say that the Superin ¬
tendent of Water Works informsme that some ot tho residents atKalihi are unablo to obtain waterfrom tho Government sains fprseveral hours duriig the day
He gives as his reason the fastthat the mains aro so small and theconsequent friction so groat that itis impossible for tho privilegoholders at tho far end of Kalihi toobtain wator at tines the pressurehaving been exhauitod during theregular irrigation hours by thoseliving nearer the city Thoso irrlgationhours are from C to 8 a andfrom 4 to G p in
Should the Legislature pais theuocessary appropriation it U pro¬
posed to iucraso the size of thosemaius in tho near future
Should tho Legislature pass thoappropriation for au extra engiueerthu present pumping plant would borun day aud uight which will great ¬
ly raliovo tho privilege holders inthat district
Tho only appropriation askedfor by the Govorumont is 65000 foraddition to pipe system
Roforrod to tho Couimittoo onPublio Lauds
H0OHB8 PERISH IN A MINE
tearful KobuUo of a Firo Samp Ex-
plosion¬
Bkhoium Prussia February 17A terrible explosion of firo dampoccurred iu tho Veroinigto Carolinongluock oolliory at Hammoorlythin morning Thirtysoven bodioH
have boon rooovarod Iu additionmany minors havo boon seriouslyinjurod It is boliovod that fiftypersons havo poriuhod
Lato to night fifty throo had boonoxtrioated from tho mine and fivo
mon aro still misaing Tho majorityof tho injurod will dio
Succoodo Itnolf
Last year Seattle Book Boor waswaited for and sought aftor by thomasses and pronouimod tho bestBock ever shipped to Honolulu
This yoar this popular brew isbettor than over and in anticipationof a larger demand than ovor boforotho Criterion Saloon has laid in alarge supply
LONGDesirable
shopwith
andtiros
beou
OLD SET WITH STEELTIRES
Roller AjIbs on any Vohiolo
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LANDS Sale or to nt 1npn 2In celebrated ol ilnwnllIn lures or small tracts to
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RUBBER
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WHEELS
TEUM YEAK8Luuon
Coniprlsiu about 100 AboutAcres foncctl level land uood roadsuitable for Housuh and BurgumTho only Ranch Land adjoining Honolululloasonablo responsible partyItiNpootlon solicited
Inquire ofW BOOTH
870 Telopliono 101
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wateahousbs
per dozen for your selection ofstnudard of JAMS
OR JELLIES any fruitbo your favorito
TLB DOZEN
Perhaps your lardor standStooking up with somo of tho
following articles
SALAD DRESSINGfor Soups Moats oto
BOLOGNA put upby Armour
EXTRA SELECT OLIVES Califoruins ohoiooBt product andstated aro soloot
NIRVANA TEA from Coylonston made famous
by Sir Edwin Arnold
TOITEFN RTRTBKT
Ring up 841 if havo anythingto aav to TwnEPPwnpw
Do Want Set of Rubber Tires Put on
Your Buggy Hack or Wagon
IB1 NOT --wrESTr 3STOT
PROM TBE RUBBER TIRE 60
Is now in operation at tho ot tho Hawaiian Carriage ManufacturingCo where tho licouseos are prepared to oquip all whooied vehiclesthoso famous
Rulilior Roller
FOE
DURKEES
gnrdonsand
Yon
PLANT
AxlesTho of tho RUBBER TIRE WHEEL CO
sovorest and have provon to bo tho only
Bearing
OK
have withstood tho
Rubber Tire in tho MarketRE
put
AND RUBBEB
aud Guaranteed to reducedraft 10 percent
Rubber Tiros aud Holler Hearing Axles aro uot LuxuriesThoy cost absolutely nothing the life of the vehicle is prolonged by
use are not necessary
gjS Wo Invito Guarantee demoustrate their economy
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WILSON WH1TEHOUSESole Licencees for the Hawaiian Islands
J M MONSABJrMTAttorneyat Law Real Estate aod
8KAJ10HEK OF 11K0OHD8 AND NOTARY PUBLIOCOMMIBSIONKH OF DEHDS FOIt THK STATES OF NKV YOUK
AND OAUFORNIALOANB PLACED AND NEGOTIATED
Block Street
OOFFEE for Lcasotho Collee Dlutrlct Konaoithor salt narolmaers
HALE Lanas JUuul Unha andLEASE Watktkl partly
contains kltohon pantry1 servantsHouse Stables bathing Thoso leased
Anot fail call and
largo vavioty havebeen tho businessmany you
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Und seven and a lanal two bath roomsroom Carriage and Good sea promises will bolor a term yenra a rsnsonblo rental
PASTURAGE at Kuliouou Oahu
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V J TEBTA Proprietor and Pub ¬
lisherEDMUND NOKKIE EditorW HOBAOR WRIGHT Asaiutant
EditorHesldliiK In Honolulu
FRIDAY MAY G 1898
WHERE ARE WE AT P
Tlio Hawaiian Islands and tbopeople stand to day in a moat uuanviable and dangorous positionA troatj has bean rrftifiod bj thoHawaiian Senate which offers thesoislands to the United Statea and asfar as wo are concerned makes thiscountry an integral part of thogreat American Republic
The United States has consideredthe annexation of Hawaii for mnuymonths Its Senathas boon in pos ¬
session of the treaty ratified by ourSenate and hasnt done a thing toit Tho question of annexation hasbeen shelved during tho serious con-
ditions¬
which now faco Americaand the prospects of seeing the Am-
erican¬
llog flying hero liavo becomeMl7
In the meantime Hawaii stands in avery dangerous position and immedi-ate
¬
action on tho part of the admin-
istration¬
is needed to save us fromtho disasters of the war PresidentDolo must at once doolare the neu ¬
trality of Hawaii to tho world Thepeoplo here who have propertiesand families cannot afford tn submitto a jingo policy which may meanruin to all Hawaii cannot assisttho Unitod States If tho islandswere annexed they would bo a dan-
gerous¬
outpost
Tho United States cannot protootHawaii and for that reason a posi ¬
tive proclamation of the neutralityof theso islands should bo issuedand the treaty of annexation nowbefore the American Senate with-
drawn¬
Tho Spanish Government mayconsider tho proiont relations botween America and Hawaii in alight which makos us a territory de
facto if not yot dejure of the UnitedStates and tho Spanish Paoific fleetmay treat us as auoh to our sorrowand serious discomfort The superi-ority
¬
of the Spanish ileat near thePhilippines over tho American Asi ¬
atic squadron is acknowledged by allnaval authorities in the States andEurope If Hawaii is tn be treatedas Amurioan territory the Spanishwill hail euah a proposition withjoy and the flag of tho Dons willsoon lly over the coal buukors andbanks in Honolulu in spite of ourN G H
Tho people of Hawaii noi cannotafford to take any risks If Mr Doloand his administration dosiro to oaBt
their lots during the war with thoUnited Statos lot them do so attheir own risk but let the protestof tho peoplo be heard all over thooivilized world in thoir claim forneutrality Mr Dolo knows thatwar haB been declared botwoen thotwo powers and yet ho toleratesthe presence of nu American war-
ship¬
in our harbor and allows coal
and provisions to be furnishod fromour ahoros 11 o may say that ho
has not yot received any officialuotioo of tho war and that ho cantake no decisive step until ho hoarsfrom Minister Sewall and MinisterHatch Tho Spaniards are not veryparticular in regard to such nioopoints of diplomacy and if one ortwo Spanish cruisorn should arrivohore to morrow they may not listento Mr Dolos explanations but proceoci to treat us as nn outpost of thoUnited States There will be verylittle ohanco then for entering intoany lengthy correspondent withforeign powers Wo will get it
exactly whore the chicken got thoaxo and wo will havo a costly ex ¬
perience of the statesmanship ofMr Dole Co
Tho Legislators are derelict indoing thoir duty if they do not de ¬
mand an open explanation of thepolicy of tho Government if it hasone Tht property holders thosugar barons and othor millionairesshoujd lost no time in urging thoGovernment to adopt and pronouncea safe propor and sound policy forHawaii in the presont crisis Wecertainly dont want to learn
officially that war exists fromSpanish cruisers
THAT CONDEMNED OBSTRUC-
TION
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It is rumored that thn Govern ¬
ment in afraid to obey the behestsof tho LfXolaturo to remove thoobstruction on Palace Square
There are somo curious statementsbeing whihpnrod around but theyare probably untrue for if true andpublished th y would create un-
pleasant¬
scandal
Howevnr if they cau be substan-tially
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verifiod thoy will be publishedunless that fenoe promptly disap-pears
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It is unseemly to confess that thedignity of the Senate is compro-mised
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at the behest of a cliquo ofpoliticians whose influence is mostpernicious to tho progress of thorepublic
To maintain tho obstruction inplace after its formal condemnationis practically unarmed civil war andrebolliou against tho constitutedauthorities although in our presentinchoate condition it is difficult toknow who are the constituted auth-orities
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Of ono point in the argu ¬
ment we are pretty suro and thatone is that tho people have norights whioh tho Government de ¬
sires to respoot or guard
It is not our policy to dismiss thepresent so called legally Govern ¬
ment until it is so buried in ignom-
iny¬
and disgrace at the nextoleotionthat the individuals composing itwill havo no further anxiety to inter ¬
fere in Hawaiian politics but itseems a pity too that oven shamocannot move them
A Canard on Tonot
London April 22 Tho Daily Mailsays thin i orning that it is stated inFalmouth shipping circles that thoAmerican cruiser Topeka formerlythe Diogenes which loft Falmouthon tho evoniug of Tuesday April19th foundored in collision with thobark Albatross at midnight onThursday According to the DailyMai the captain- - of the Albatrossassorts that after the collision thesteamer whoso name he did net as ¬
certain Hashed a light and suddenlydisappeared He holioves she found-ered
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Tha Mail is conduoted on thalines of American Sensational Journ-alism
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Ed Tub Indepbndent
For tho Maina Sufferers
Thero was a goodly attendance atthe baseball gamo between the Benningtoni and Eamehamehas yester ¬
day afternoon and ovsrybody hadplenty of fun ovon if thoy had butlittlo Ball Tho KamB won outby 32 to IS It was a happy thoughtto combino wholesome charity withpleasant pastime
Educational HattersAt tho masting of tho CotmniR
sionors of Eduoation yostorday theCommittoo on Repairs reported that
20000 are required for the presentporiod for repairs to school houiosoutside of tho Honolulu district1720148 nro noedodTwonty applications for positions
as teachers or for transfer to otherschools wero road and referred totho Committao on Toaohers
The potition of Mrs Sunter atoaohor of 15 years ronord for oxexemption from furthor examina-tions
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was reforred to the Committoaon Teachers
Tho roquost for another teachersexamination was taken into consi-
deration¬
The resignation of Miss Chillingworth to tako effect May 31st wasreferred to tho Committee onTeachers
Leave of absence for one year wasgranted Miss Kate Horner
Tho roquost of Miss Cook for araiso of salary from September litlast to correflpoud with her secondgrado certificate was approved
Tha request of Miss Cora Hennigan for leavo of absence from Juno23rd was granted
MARSHALS SALE
By virtue of a Writ of Exeoutiouissuod out of tho First Circuit Courton tho 21st day of April A D 1898against A L Almeida defendant infavor of J De Fiuas plaintiff forthe sum of Sixty Seven 56700 Dol ¬
lars I havo levied upon aud shalloxpnse for sale at tho Waialua CourtHouse Waialua Island of OahuRepublic of Hawaii at 12 oclocknoon on MONDAY the 23rd day ofMay A D 1898 to tho highest bid-der
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all the right title and interestof the said A L Almeida defondrant in and to tho following pro-perty
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unless said judgment interestcoats and my expenses be previouslypaid
List of property for sale 3 cows1 calf
H R HITCHCOCKDoputy Marshal of the Republic of
HawaiiHonolulu Oahu Republio of Ha
waii April 22 1898 874 5t oaw
Timely Topics
Honolulu April 20 1808
DO YOU LIEE
WATER
If so the proper way to
get it is to buy an
the Mill that runs in the light¬
est wind that will not rot
that will not blow down in a
gale of wind and will regu-
late
¬
itself in strong or light
breezes In addition to the
foregoing advantages it has
another which will recommend
itself to some people and
that is the little fact that itwill pump more water thanany other mill at present
known to the world
Come and see us in regard
to prices
Tba Hawaiian Hardware Co
208 Fort Street
MONDAY
Honolulu May 2 1898
MALARIA
111 many forms is
now prevalent in Ho-
nolulu
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You cannot be too
careful of your food
and drink
A GURNET
Cleanable Refrigerator
will keep away theerms It takes v ery
little ice to run tliemand they are sold oneasy terms
We have all sizes
Gome and inspectthem
W W DIfflOND CO
THE PEOPLES STORE
Sole Agents
IflUmlinibWe will begin a New Month with
m GOODS PERSONALLY SELECTED
OWfrWWW00O0OWfrW
We have scoured the Earth forthe most
BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTIONS OF THE LOOM
And they are now gathered togetherand ready for Inspection at Our Storeon Queen Street
EVERYBODY IS INVITED TOV
I3T3IDEOT TKCESSES GOODSWhich having been personally selected and Bought for Spot Cash
Values are such as have never been offered here
t Gome Early and have First Choice
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LOOAL AND GENEHAI NEWS
Oyclouioro to inorrow evening
Regiments vs IIouolulus
Koliipio roports the consumptionof fish for ono weak nt 50210
Our 25 rents Black Stockingeclipse all N S Sachs Dry GoodsCo
That was n capital march out anddrill last night of tlio First Regi-ment
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Tho Best Ginghnms on earth 10yords for 1 at N S Sachs DryGoods Go
Tho Shenandoah nlloged to hovobe in captured by tho Spaniard isnoil known in this port
Can you imagine Scotch Lawns18 yards for 1 go to N S SachsDry Goods Co
Tho public will bo ploased to hoarKosen at a soloist The trouble isthat he is so very modost
The American schooner Etnmaaud Louisa Harris inaRtor arrivedlait evening 21 days from SanDiego Cal
Special meeting of the WaverloyClub to morrow evening at 8 oolookfor election of uienibors Paymentof dues in order
Tho village was very much oxoitodlaBt night and the Advertisers extrawas eagerly Bought after The Staralso twinkled later on
The Friend makos an ample apolo-gy
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to Bishop Willis in the May num ¬
ber for roaring unploasant construotiona on false foundations
To appear rospoctablo is to bedooently shaved which can only beattended to at the European BarberShop Gluts Moltono proprietor
Ono huudred and forty four booveB50 calvos 00 sheep and 158 hogs wasDr Monsarrats report of the ani ¬
mals slaughtered for ono weoksfood
Mrs Alice H Thompson has boondoing magnifiaent sanitary work fortho Kindergartens Her reports totho Board of Health aro of valueand interest
Tho Amorioau schooner TransitSlatur master arrived last evouingafter a capital trip of IS days fromSau Franoisco Sho brought twodays later nowa
Aloha Branch T S will haveWhito Lotus Colobratiou noxt Sun-day
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evouing at 730 in tho hall oftho Foster Block cornier of Nuuanuand Marino streets
Good eyosight restorod by havinga good practical optician examineyour optics aud S E Lucas is thoonly oculist that can do it well atthe Love Building Fort street
Tho ohoir of tho Second Congre ¬
gation of St Andrews Cathedralwill rehearse at the church at 8oclock this OTening All the members are roquested to bo present
Tho favorito boverago of tho no ¬
bility is Andrew Ushors whisky andSchwoppes famous soda The RoyalAnuox nlwayB up to date is nowresponding to tho frequent calls for
U S
Tho Box of Curios prides itsolfon being tho only Yokohama paporthat has onterpnso onougu to havethreo members of its staff laid upin tho cholera hospital simultan-eously
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Tho regular weekly moetiug of thoChristian Workers will be held thisFriday afternoou May Gth at 830
oolook at tho Y M C A hall Acordial invitation is oxtended to allto be presont
Tho most beautiful display ofMillinery over soon in tho world isto bo found at L B Kerrs Queenstreet those who havo not yet order ¬
ed their Easter Hats would do wollto call and inspect thorn
Few of tho new comers know thattho Friend in spile of its poouliarities is ono of tho moat valuablehistorical papors published iu anycountry Its records extending foryery many years back aro invalubloto the compiler ot Hawaiian history
Court of Inquiry
The Commander-in-Chie- f has
orderod a Court of Inquiry in oon
noction with the Court Martial ofCaptain John Good which oonvonoato night at Regimoutal Headquart ¬
ers The Court is oomposod of LieutCol G F MoLood First RegimentN G Hj Major J W Jones FirstBattalion First Regiment N G HCopt L T Keuake Corapauy B
First Regiment N G H Capt WA Kinney A D O Goueral Stoff
Recorder
TOPICS OF THE DAY
The Government had the unmiti ¬
gated chook to nnswor tho questionof Sonator Holstein in regard to anaooouutiug of the expenditures ofMr Dole by furnishing tho samoold report which has alroady beengiven to tho Legislature and whichdoes uot explain tho mysteriousitems connected with transporta-tion
¬
and incidentals Tho an-
swer¬
was referred to the JudioiaryCommittee and the chances are thattho taxpayers will novnr learn howMr Dolo spent over 7000 of publicmoney
It is commonly reported that thoreports of the exports employed bythe fiuanco committees of tho Leg-
islature¬
aro of a very compromisingnature in regard to certain oQicialsaud that they will be smothered andburied in tho dosks of the membersof tho committees and nevor reachtho taxpayers who if rumors arotrue have been robbed and swindledIn the name of decenoy and in theinterest of honesty theso reportsshould be published and tho headsof tho swindling officials bo decapitated figuratively speakiug If thefinance committees dare to shieldthe oiTendors anil refuse to publishtho reports of the oiperte they be ¬
come accessories of tho men whohold offices through a political pullaud who aro not sorving the peoplefor a salary only or for their hoalthLet the chairmen of tho financecommittees of tho two branches ofthe Legislature mako a fearless re-
port¬
aud furnish the taxpayors withall the facts gathered by tho expertsThis Eepublio cannot afford to adda ohargo of corruption to its numer-ous
¬
other descriptive epithets
Tho yellow journalism hero andelsewhere will now hold full awingand our contemporaries will viewith each other in manufacturingsensational stories and war newsThe Independent will confino itsolfto telling tho truth and we shallpublish uo impossible yarns abouttho Spaniards dining at Kaalawai
or the Road Supervisor fixing thoBidowalk on Konia street or theMinistry resigning Tho newsprinted iu our columns althoughwe issuo uo oxtras ore surethings Wo dont propose to gointo tho line of business of an AngloChinese contemporary which stirredup the peoplo of Hongkong by thofollowing amusing species ofyellow journalism
THE PRIZE BUNDER
CANTON TAKES THE OAKE
WAIi BROKEN OUT I
DLO0D AND FIRE I
Canton April CthA private telegram from tho north
has boon recoivod by a person in ahigh position hero assorting posi-tively
¬
that tho Japaneso and Britishwarships have commenced firing onthe Russians in Port Arthur
Dont believo it for a momentEd H K T
Tho Masons
The officers of KauiehamehaLodge of Porfootiou and Nuu-
anu¬
Chapter Roso Croix No 1
18th Degree wore installed lastevening by Deputy aud LogateHenry E Cooper Tho followingis tho roll of officers
Kamehamoha Lodge of PerfectionF R Auerbnoh V M Frod
Whituey S W A V Goar JWjGoo A Davis Orator B D Whit-
uey
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Almouor O L Grabbe Secre ¬
tary David Day ton Treasurer A BSorimgoour M 0 Wm Auld Export H H Williams Assistant Ex ¬
pert Louis Marks Captain ofGuard B D Whituey Tyler
Nuuanu Chapter Rose Croix No1 18th Degreo F R AuerbaohWiso Mastor A V Goar S W A
Barnes J W G A Davis OratorJ H Bruns Almoner A B Sorim ¬
goour Seoretary David DaytonTreasurer Fred Whitnoy M 0Wm Auld Expert H H WilliamsAssistant Expert L Marks GJFB D Whitney Tylor
HillMjtfUl
A Whito Mans Oountry
Another pogo hos been added tothe litorature which is to be distri-buted
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by Commissioner Marsdou inhis endeavors to induoo whito mento come htro and work on tho ooolioplantations
A number of white employeeshave loft tho Oahu plantation be ¬
cause thoy refused to be treated likeAsiatic coolies and wanted to deoidofor thomsolves whore aud what theywould eat
Somo of them called at our officeaftoY arriving in towa and theirspokesman Mr Strout stated thoreasons why they had left tho plan ¬
tationThoy had no luck coming against
Mr AhrenB the Manngor as an m
ployor although they thought thatho properly might havo investigatedtheir grievances and listoned to thoircomplaints before issuing his ulti-
matum¬
The men were orderod to takethair meals at tho plantation board-
ing¬
house which is in ohargo of aChinese coolie They claim that thofood servod was unfit for tho uso ofhardworking white men and that noimprovement in tho grub was visiblein spite of ropeated kioko It isolaimed that a certain employee oftho oompany gets a handsome com-
mission¬
from the host of the board ¬
ing house and that it is in hisinterest to boo that the men takethoir meals thore aud that tho foodserved is as cheap as possible
The men could not stand it anylonger and they established aboarding house of their own as isdone on nearly all othor plantationsThis independent and daring notionon tho part of tho men broughtdown the wrath of the high chiefswho fill tho sugar barons pocketswith golden dividends and the menwere ordered to eat tho bad grubat the official boarding house orgit They gotWe have not had a ahanco to hoar
tho version of Mr AhrenB of thisaffair which to us who are acquainted with plantation life sounds veryplausiblo
Mr Ahrens has always beon con-
sidered¬
a fair and reasonable em-
ployer¬
although he has the goodsenBe of having no uso for a whitomau on his plantation It seemssomewhat peculiar to whito menwhose presence hero as plantationlaborers is so ardently wished forby tho plantors organ that they aronot allowed to eat whero thoyplease and what they ploase Itsounds poouliar to American freemen but then thoy ought to remem-
ber¬
that our plantations aro notreally intended to bo worked by freeAmericans who want decent foodThe Asiatio coolies have a mono-
poly¬
on tho OBtatos of our absenteesugar barous whose motto is that inHawaii thero is only room for awhito manager on each plautationseveral huudred Chinese and Japa ¬
nese slaves and a few kanakas toservo as magistrates policeman andlegislators to do tho bidding of thosugar barons
If tho men at Oahu Plantationhad realized this fact they wouldntharo beon surprised by learning thostern discipline of anplantation or kicking against thopoor grub on which somebody hadto make a handsome profit
Knllht Water Supply
Minister Cooper as Acting Minis-
ter¬
of tho Intorior has given thefollowing answer to questions pro ¬
pounded by Rp Goar regardingthe supply of water from tho Govorn ¬
mont pipoB in KalihiI bog to say that the Superin ¬
tendent of Water Works informsme that some of tho residents atKalihi are unable to obtain waterfrom the Government mains forseveral hours during the day
He gives as his reason the footthat the mains are so small and thoconsequent friction so groat that itis impossible for tho privilegoholders at tho far end of Kalihi toobtain wator at times the pressurehaving been exhaustod during theregular irrigation hours by thoseliving nearer tho city Those irriga-tion
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hours are from 0 to 8 a m andfrom 4 to G p m
Should the Legislature pass theuocessary appropriation it is pro ¬
posed to increaso the size of thesemains in tho near future
Should the Legislature pans thoappropriation for an extra engineertho present pumping plant would berun day aud night which will great-ly
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relievo tho privilege holders inthat district
Tho only appropriation askodfor by the Govornmont is G5000 foraddition to pipe system
Reforrod to tho Cnmmittoo onPublio Lauds
UOOBBS PEKIBH IN A MINE
Foarful Results of a Fire Samp Ex-plosion
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Beiujiiam Prussia February 17A terrible explosion of firo dampoceurrod in the Veroinigte Carolinenglueok colliery at Hammeerlythis morning Thirtysevon bodieshave boen recovered In additionmany miners have been Borioualyinjured It is bolieved that fiftypersons have porished
Late to night fifty throe had beonoxtrioatad from tho mine and fivemen aro still missing The majorityof the injurod will dio
Succeeds ItselfLaBt year Seattle Bock Beer was
waited for and sought after by thomasses and pronounced the bestBock ever shipped to Honolulu
This year this popular brew isbetter than ever and in anticipationof a larger demand than over beforetho Criterion Saloon has laid in alarge supply
OLD SET WITH
Rollor Axles put on anydraft 10
fiT
Kaoho
If fail andWo
tho businessand you can
byCall
SPECIALTY
FOR LEASEA LONGIpOU Doslrnblo
TERM YEAItHlnuou 1nsturo Lnmt
comprislnj about 100 Acres About 12Acres level Inml on uotxl rondflultublo for Dairy Houses mid Borgum
only Enncli HonoluluTerms to responsible party
solicitedJnaulro of
0 W 1100THtf Tolophono
OKT IT AT
waterhouses
per dozen for your selection ofvarious standard brands of JAMSOR JELLIES any fruit that maybo your
rcn
OF
870 401
DOZEN
Porhaps your larder will standStooking up with some of the
following
DURKEES DRESSINGfor Soups Fish Meats etc
COLUMBIA BOLOGNA put tipby
OLIVES Calland as
stated aro extra soleot
NIRVANA TEA from Ceylonsfamous tea gardens and made famousby Sir Edwin Arnold
J T WaterhouseOTTEFN RTRTBlilT
Ring up 811 if you havo anythingto nv to Tuf
Do Yon Want a Set of Rubber Tires Pnt on
Your Buggy Hack or lagon
IF WOT 9 WKCH 3STOT
PLANT PROM THE RUBBER TIRE GO
Is uow in operation nt tho shop of tho Hawaiian Carriage Manufaoluriugwhero the licensees are prepared to equip all vehicles with
these famous
Rubber Tires Roller Bearing AxlesThe tiros of tho RUBBER TIRE WHEEL CO hovo withstood the
severest tests and havo beon provou to be tho only
Successful Rubber in tho MarketWHEELS RETIRESBearing
percent
AND RUBBER
find Guaranteed to reduoo
Rubber nud Rollor Hearing are not LuxuriesThoy cost absolutely as the life of the vehicle is prolonged by
their use and are uot necessary
Wo Invito Tnspootion and Guarantoo to demonstrate thoir economy
818
WILSON WII1TEII0USESole the
J M MGNSARRATAtaey-at-Ia- w Real Estate aoil Financial Agent
BEAKOHKU OP AND NOTAHY 1UIILIOCOMM1SSIONKU OF DEEDS FOlt THE STATES OF NEW YOUK
AND OALIFOUNIALOANS ILAOED AND NEGOTIATED
Cartwrigbt Block Merchant Street Telephone 68
COFFEE LANDS for Sale or to Leuso nt Pnpa 2 Olelonionun 1 Kolo and tin tho celebrated Colleo District of Konn Unwnll These Ltads bo sold or leasedIn either large or small tracts to salt purchasers Aleo
FOIl SALE 1 amis In Maul Oaha and MolokuiFOR LEASE 1 A House and Lot nt Waiklkl Tim houso Is partly furnished
and contains seven rooms a lnnnl kitchen pantry1 two bath rooms servantsroom Oarriago House and Stables Good sea bathing Theso bo leasedfor u torm of yenrs nt n ronsonblo rental
1ABTUltAGE nt Kuliouou Oahu
ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A CARRIAGEso do not to call
seo our largo varioty havebeen in Carriagemany years ¬
our experienceQuoted a at
Our Factory
RUBBER MIES
fenced
Tho Land adjoiningRonsonnbloInspection
150favorito
150
articles
SALAD
Armour Co
EXTRA SELECTfomias ohoicest product
TianiiprwnvNT
WHEEL
Co wheeled
aud
TireSTEEL CHANNELS
Vehiolo
Tires Axles
nothing
Licenceos for Hawaiian
HKCOKDB
will
andwill
pro-
fitPrices Upon
Islands
premises
PAINTING REPAIRING AND TRIMMING AT SHORT NOTICE
Honolulu Carriage Manufactory
ITortBtreot W W WKLIQUT
JTST ARRIVEDV new lot of the Finest
Musical InstrumentsAutohnrps Qultats Violins Etc
Also n now invoice of the Celebrated
Westermeyer PianosSpecially manufactured for the troplcai
cllmato second to none
MOKE THAN 100 OF THEM BOLD
On the Hawaiian Islands during the lastyears
ALWAYB ON HAND A COMPLETEASSORT MHNT OF
DRY GOODSAND
General Merchandise
Also the choicest European and Ameri-can
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Beers Ale Wines LiquorsAT HOST REASONABLE FBIOES
KD HOFFBOHI4AEOEK COCorner Klnu Bethel Streets
m 3 MURRAY321 fc 323 King Btreet
lit Leading
CarriagB and
Ycagan ManufacturerAIL tCAfEHIALB OH HAHD
furnish everything outBlde steamboats and boilers
xa Shoeing a Speoialty
Vtt- - TRIjTCPHONK fi72 -- a
OEDERS FOR
Hawaiis Story by
Hawaiis Queen
Olotli BoundMay bo placed now with W W Plmond
ifcCo at J250 pr copy dollv red In tillCity Postage or freight estw to the otherIslands F J TKslA
HSC tf Agent
Metropolitan Meat Go
81 KING BTUEET
l J WALTSB - - MjLHAUKR
Wholesalo andHetall
AMD
Navy Contractors
Hawaiian GrownOysters
The above delicaoy oan now beprocured in suoh quantities aa re-
quired upon leaving orders with
H E Bclntyre Sl Bro397 tf
LONG BRANCH BATBSWAIKIKI BEAOH Honolulu H I
0 J SHERWOOD Proprietor
There earth and air and sea and skyWith breakers song give lullaby
King Btrcot Tram Cars pass tho doorLnrilen anil nhlldren specially cares for
16 If
A xnnmlly HotelX KBOUSE Prop
Per Day 200
BPflOlAL MONTHLY RATEB
IhR Bast of Attendance tho Best Situation
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W H RICKARD
General Business Agent
WILL ATTEND TO
Conveyancing in All Mb BranchesCollecting and All Business
Mattors of Trust
All business entrusted to him will receiveprompt and careful attention
OfTlm Honoknn Hnmakua Hawnll
Brace Waring Co
Real Estate Dealers
603 Fort St near King
Building lotsHouses and lots and
lands Fob sal
ter Parties wishing to dispose of tnairPrnpflrMpq ftro tnvitefl in aI on n
THOS LINDSAYJJiWIILBR
IB PREPARED TO
Mamifacfare and Repair
All kinds of Jowelry
FIKST OI4ASS WORK ONLYNW Tnv- - HnllHlni Vn t flt If
Businosa Cards
B N BOYD
SonvEioR and Rkal Estate Agent
Office Bethel Street over the New230 Modol Hestanrant ly
JOHN NOTT
Plumdino Tin Copper and SheetIron Work
King Street Honolulu
ANTONE ROSA
ATTORNEY-AT-IiA-
Kaahnmanu Street Honolulu
HAWAIIAN WINE CO
Frank Brown Manager
QH nH 10 Mrnltn Blat Wrmnlnlil W T
ALLEN te ROBINSON
Dealers in Lumber and Coal andBuilding Materials or
All Kinds
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THE OltEOON
It is Hoped That Sho has Escapedtho Spanish Armada
New York April 22 Tho Wash ¬
ington correspondent of tbo HeraldRny Lonming that tho Spanishtorpedo gun vessel Temerario ia stillat Montevideo naval officorB heaveda aigh of relief and have coasod toworry about the tafoty of thobattleship Oregon and the gunboatMarietta Tho Oregon loft CallnoPeru April 5 and it is bolieved thatduring the 17 daya which have sinceelapsed alio hat covered a distancefif4300 milea which would place herat thia time in about the vicinity ofMontevideo
Thero is reason to believo theOregon and the Marietta when nextheard from will bo reported at Riode Jaueiro Minister Bryan tboAmerican representative to Brazilhas made arrangements for coalingthe ships immediately upon theirarrival Brazil cannot refuse to per-mit
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the vessels to purchase sufficientcoal to carry thom to Key West herneutrality obligations only requiringthat aho shMl not permit her portsto bo used as a base of operations byone power against another Aftorleaving Rio de Janeiro the Oregonand the Marietta will steam at onceto Key West where they will coalThej will thou join tho North Atlautio Squadron I waa told at tboNavy Department to day that theNichtheroy had not sailed from Riode Janeiro and the officials statenow that as war ia now on betweenthe United States and Spain thoformer Brazilian cruiser will beheld at her present anchorage untilthe arrival of the Oregon and thoMarietta which will convoy her totho United States It has developedthat Brazil deolined to sell tbo Niohtheroy with bor battery so tbatwbon she starts for this country showill have no guns aboard
A BAGS
Tho Swift Footed Paris Must ShowHer Huolo
Southampton Eng April 22 Thosteamer Paris of the American liuchartered by tho United States Governmeut sailed at 215 p m forNew York though her regular sail-
ing¬
day is Saturday Sho had 150passengers and her cargo includeda quantity of guns and ammunitionThere was grat enthusiasm amongthe crowds on the docks and theband of tbo Union Stoamship Com ¬
panys atoamor Britain played Yan ¬
kee Doodle as tho Paris ateamdseaward The Paris pasted HurstCastlo at 335 p m
London April 23 Tha Daily Mailsays The Spanish embassy notifiedthe Madrid Government of the de-
parture¬
of tho Paris and it ii be ¬
lieved that fast cruisers from Cadizand Corunna will try to intercepther
Tbo Liverpool correspondent oftho Telegraph says Surprise waaexpressed here today Friday thattho Paris should have sailed unescorted ospeoially aa tnore wererumors iu the Mersey that Spanishwar vessels wero waiting to intoroepther off tbo aouth coast of IrelandYot the passengers of the Pariswere assured of their perfot safety
The Chronicle publishes a rumorthat the American liner Paris hadalready beon captured by Spanishwarships
By the Next SteamerWashington April 22 It is tho
present intention of tbo Presidentto aond a message to Oongross tomorrow asking for a formal declara-tion
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of warA spooinl session of tbo Houso has
boen called for 10 oolookfor the purpose of passing the
army reorganization bill in time forfinal aotiou on that measure by thoSenate when it mnntn at nnnn
Tho secretary of the Wavy hasasked Cbngrosa for authority to en-
list¬
a naval auxiliary foroo to mantho torpedo fleet intended for coastdofonse purposes
Araistico in Cuba Ended
London April 22 The Madridcottopoodent ctf ttro Daily New
says tho Government baa instructedGeneral Blanco to deolaro tho arm-istice
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iu Cuba endedHavana April 22 Tho commit-
tee¬
that wont early iu the week toSanta Cruz del Sur aa agents of tboautonomists to try and persuade theinsurgents to accept tbo armisticooffored by Spain will bo back iu Ha ¬
vana Sunday it is expected Itsmission was a failure It did noteven gnt a chance to speak to tho in ¬
surgent loaders whom it was askingto turn to peace
Ohoerlly Oh I The Anchors Woighod
Two of tho moat popular mon intown havo been installed in the reuowned Anchor Saloon Mr Car-
lisle¬
baa taken tho managerial holmas captain and Oharloy Audrovsha xbipped aa first mate Withauoh a crow tho wants of every pas ¬
senger will bo carefully and properly attended to nnd only the verybst claps of refreshments will beserved tot horn in the most nfXibloand cordial manner
Constancy
Tho constant cooiog loverCarrioB off tbo blushing maid
Tho enterprising Barber ShopThe Criterion
T tlu one who goto the trade
BUMINES3 LOCALS
O B Corsets tho boBt in the mar ¬
ket for sale only at L B KrrQumbii Street
New lino of to aailnr batsat L B Korrs and will bo sold atbargain prices for ono week
Persons requiring tombstoneashould apply to Fred Harrison whohas a choice lot of new designs nnview
Scotland is famed for its finewhiskeys and tho best brands of itare obtainable at the Pacific SaloonAsk for Andrew Ushers O V G
Major HawkiiiH of tho R yalwiaheH it to b kuown that PabstBohemiau baa mperscded the fam-ous
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draught of Doppelbrau Tbolatter iu bottle is an exeolleut tonioat 25
For straight and soft mcrr bever ¬
ages one should call at the Cosmo-politan
¬
Saloon where the finest ofPabst Milwaukee and bottled Koodsarn sorved by Goorgo Cavanaugh
If you want tbo latest stvlns inmillinery laces ribbons white dressgoods cballeys organdios shirtwaists and numerous other goods atbargain prices for ono week go toL B Kerrs Queon street
KOTIOE
1WILL NOT HOLD MYSELF HEfur any debt contra tod In
my n mo without my consont or writtenordrr O H FoOK
L hrflna April 12 ib03 8G9 lm
TO JLET OR LEASE
A COTTAGE WITH 0rooms recently ocon
pled by Oapt Freeman adloinlnK the Honolulu Sani
aVrartitarium premises King Strcot Kulnokahua with sUblo and sorvants ro m in therear of he promises Artesian watei laidon Kent reasonable Pojeslon givenMay 1st 188 Apply to
ABRAHAM FEHNANDKZTelephone 280 or to
N FEHNANDEZ at his office208 Merchant Krect Oumpboil Block
871 tf
REN HAAHEO
Plumber - aod - TinsmithAll work dona Properly Promptly nnd
Profitably for Pntrund
SATISFACTION OUAIIANTEED
Ofllro King Street near Itallroad Depot
In the Oircuit Court of tho SecondCircuit Hawaiian Islands In
Probate
IN THE MATTER OF THE KSrATEJ It Wnltford or Wullukn Ma i
deceased On reading and fill g ihe peti ¬
tion and accounts if a N Kopolknt AdinlnUtrator of th said estate pr ylng tobo ailowod tho expenses f admiuls rationand charging himself with the reelpsand aNklng timt the name bo examined andapproved and that a finol order may bomade of the distribution of tho proponyremaining in his hands to tho personsthereto entitled and dlschnruing him andhis suretloi from all furthor responsibilityas such administrator It ia ordored thatSATURDAY the 18th day of Julio 80Ht 10 oclock a m before ho Jnd e of said
Oouri at the Courtroom of raid Court atWailuu Mua bo and ttie same is herebyappointed a the time ana pla e for hear-ing
¬
said petition and acconnts and tintall persons interested may then a id hereappear and show rauo ff any they havewuy the same should not ho granted andmay present evidence as to who are en-titled to the said property
Da ed at WallukuvMaul this 20th dayof April A D 180
By tho Court
Extracts from our
itocuut Catalogue
Our beat efforts have been exponded for nearly quarter a centuryin making desirable cotiiieclioua fortho purchase of high olats fooda
Now is the timo of year to en ¬
tertain thatll when you uoed us
Some ono said I never como intoyour store without fooling thatI would like to buy it out
The price of a thing ia generallywhat it is worth competitionregulutrs that The higher tho pricethe better tho quality as a rule butprice doesnt always guaranteequality tho reputation of the sollorcounts
Theres groat responsibility Bellinggroceries
Life and health depend on goodnutritious food
Thats tho kind wo sell
Refined folks use refined foodsthata the kind wo sell
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Groceries Provisions and FeedNow and Fresh GoodB recolvod by every paokot from California Eastern
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Standard Grade oi Gunned Vegetables Frnits and FishUf-c- Goods delivered nny parr tue uny w
IBLAHP TRAHH ROJtniTBD lUTIHWArmnN OTtABAHTUBn
HONOLULU II I FRIDAY MAY G 1898
P O
to oi
war news
Key West Flo April 22 An
incoming tug reports that tho NowYork has captured a Spanish pasonger Btearaer plying between Ha ¬
vana aud Porto Rico Tho torpedoflotilla b coming in It is believedhere that tho prize captured by thoFlagBhip New York is the AlfonsoXII the mail ateamer due at Ha ¬
vana to day not the warship of thatnamo The Spanish ship tried torun away but tho New Ynrk gavechasi firing shot aftr shot untilthe Spaniards hove to and sur ¬
renderedKbiWest Fla April 22 -P- atrick
Mullen fired tho first shot intho war between Spain and theUnited Statoc and the big Spanishfroight steamer Buena Ventura isthe first prizo of this country
She wa captured this morningeight miles south of Sand Ky Lightwhen the fleet of Rtr AdmiralSampoti hid been gouo from heiescarcely an hour on its way to Havana The Spanish vessel whsbrought to this port
Shanohai April 22 The Amer ¬
ican squadron at Hongkong hassailed for Manila It is reportedthat tho priests and the commercialclasses favor surrender but thomilitary is determined to resist
Madrid April 22 The SpanishGovernment states that it intendsbb soon as tho Americans bombardHavana to do the same to Washitigtou Philadelphia and otherpoints
BLOOKAUBD
Tho President Proclaims a Blockadeof Cuban Ports
Washinotox April 22- - Tho fol-
lowing¬
proclamation announcingtho blockade of tho Cuban portswas issuod to day
Br tub Pbksident or tue UnitedStates A Phoclamation
Whereas By a joint resolutionpassed by tho Congress and ap-
proved¬
April 20 1898 and communi-cated
¬
to tho Government of Spainitjwa demanded that Baid Govern ¬
ment at once relinquish its authorityand govuruineur in tho Island ofCuba and withdraw its naval forcettfrom Cuba aud Cuban waters andtho President of the United Statuswas directed and empowered to usotho entiro land and naval forces oftho United States and call into theactual service of the Uuited Statestho militia of the Boveral States tosuch extent as might bo uueo saryto carry said resolution into effectaud
Whereas In carrying into effectsuch resolution tho President oftho Uuited States deems it neces ¬
sary to set on foot and maintain ablockade of the north of Cuba in-
cluding¬
nil ports of said coast between Cardenas and Bahia Hondaand tho port of Oieufiiegoes on thosouth coast of Cuba
Now therefore I William Me Kinley President of tho Unitod Statesin order to enforce said resolutiondo hereby declare aud proclaim thatthe Uuited States of America hasinstituted and will maintain a blockudo of tho north coast of Cuba in-
cluding¬
ports on said coast betweenCardenas nud Bahia Honda and theport of Oienfuegoes on tho south ofCuba aforesaid iu pursuance of tholaws of tho United States and tholaws of nations applicable to Buohcases An efficient force will boposted so ns to provent the entrancoand exit of vessols from the portsaforesaid Auy neutral vessel enter-ing
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said ports and attempting toloavo without notico or knowledgeof the establishment of suoh block ¬
ade will bo duly warned by tho coramaudor of tho blookading foroeswho will indorse on her register thefaob iroti tlsu dutu of tfuxrh warninu
and where such indorsement wasmade and if the same vessel shallattempt to enter auy blockadedport she will be captured and sentto tho nearest convenient port forsuch proccodiugB against her andhet cargo as prize a may bo deemedadvisable
Neutral vessols lvinc in any ofthe said ports at the time of the establishment of suoh blockndn willbe allowed thirty d ays to issue there ¬
fromIu witness whereof I have here
unto st my baud and earned thoseal of th ii Uuited Statt s to tinnfUxid
Done at the city of Washingtontbls22d day of April A D 1898
and of the Independence of theUnited States the one lfundred andtwenty second
William MoKinleyBy tho President
John ShermanSecretary of State
Spain and Privateering
Madiud April 22 El Epoca Con ¬
servative diecusaes thuquoslion ofprivateers and expresies a doubt ofthe truth of tho report that theUuited States has reuouueed thisoption inasmuch as Americaand Spain wore tho only nationsthat maintained tho option at theOougresB of Paris in 1856 Thopaper insists that all tho argumentsthou adduced by the United Statesfor upholding tho option now aro infavor of Spain who will not re-
nounce¬
itEl Epoca says also that Spain
does not consider fair the declara-tion
¬
of tho neutral powers as to con-traband
¬
of war thus favoring on ofthe belligerents namely Americaand it cites the esse of Eugland in1885 who opposed stoutly the actionoi France iu the rouquiu war indeclaring rice contraband
All that England then alleged in
favor of British subjects says ElEpoco can ba urged by Spainrespecting coal which is the broadof life of industry without whichmodorn warfare is impossible
Respecting the blockade of CubaEl Epoca calls to mind and inviteBtho attention of Europo to the faotthat both Amuricu and Spainaccepted clause four in tho declara-tion
¬
of Paris providing that ablockade must be tftVetivu nuc noton paper
El Epono declares that twice thepresent American fleet would not haadequato to establish an offi titiveblockade of Cuba More ivor underthe established rules a blookadorequires previous notification to thoauthorities of Cuba and the powersallowing all shipping a definite termto clear out of the blockaded ports
How Many VolunteereF
New Yobk April 22 A HeraldWashington correspondent tele-
graphs¬
With a preamble to covertho present situation a proclama ¬
tion calling for 100000 volunteersoouched esseutiall m the languageof Abraham Lincolns first call fortroops was prepared at the War De ¬
partment and taken to the Presidentshortly after he hid signtd thevolunteer army aot In tho discus-
sion¬
of the issue of proclamationthe President himself called atten ¬
tion to the fact that Congress hasauthorized uo limit to tho numberof troops that may be called outTho volunteer army act provides thatthe President shall issuo his pro-
clamation¬
stating tho numbor ofmen desired within suoh limits asmay be fixed by law
President MoKinley however isnot satisfied that his authority un-
der¬
law to call out men is yet suffi ¬
cient without express authorizationby Cougross of a stated limit Onaccount of this uncertainty AttorneyGeneral Griggs has been requestedtd giVe a decision
No
Wilders Steamship Co
TIME TABLE
0 L WIGHT Pree B B ROBE 8eoCapt J A KING PortSupt
Stair KXNAUCLARKE Commander
Will Uav Hunolul HlOA h tonehlngatMaolnia and Makena thesame day Mahnkr Kawalbaoand Lan
piUioi hoc the olhwlii day arriving atHiio tue same afternoon
ligAVKB HONOLULU ABIUVIS UOHOLULB
Tuesday May 10Friday May 0
Tuesday Mny 3lThursday June U
Tuesduy June illl rlday July 1T esrtay July ariiday July 2- -
Tuesday Aug 2Krdav auk 12Tio day Aug 24filla Hepi 2Jurm ay Bo t 3Krida ept2
luujuay Oct 1
i a
885
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8a udayi eel- - esduvSaturdayWedn sday
8ttu davWrdn daySaturdavWednesdayPuturuayWo nendaySatUioayWedn sdayHntn dayWo tin sdaySiiurd
May 7May 18M y 28
June 8June 18JunetfJalv oJuly 20July SO
A glOAug 20Aug 318tpt luHept21
Oct 1
Returning will leave Hilu ut 8 oclocka u touenlng at Laupahoehoe Maimtoiia and Kuwathae same day MakenaUailhcj Uuy und Lahaliia the followinglit trnviljg it Jiiiiioiuiii the uftcmoons
of Wo lies a a and SaturdayMr in i all nt Po oiki Puna on trlismarked
iSr No I rolght villi bb received aftera u on day ol sailingTlld nnnlllnl1 rnnlA n Ilia VtfnHi l l
Hilo A good uarrltigo road tho eutlro dis ¬
tance Hnlllul frill flnl nta KnlnH llexpenses 5000
3tmr Oh UDINECAMERON Commander
Will leavo Honolulu Tiijudaya at 5 r mtouching at Kahulul Hana Hamoa andKipahala Maul Returning arrives atHonolulu Sunday mornings
Will call at fluu Kaupo ones eachmonth
diiur No Freight will be received after 1p y on Bay of sailing
Tals Company will reserve the right oftimku cliiuiKua iu the time of departuie andArrival of Ha btuitaiuru without notice and
vtil not he responsible tor any conoe- -tu nee arising th refioui
i jimin ut must be ut the Landings toi v uieu freight his Company wll
ia iiuiif reapoiiBioIe for freight afterii io luoii muledLiv oi nxeived only at owners riskPnU i oinimm will uot Iir respouailjlelor
Money vt Viiliu blue ol iasseigors unleBBplacet In tht- tiuo of Pursers
tsiuu ors ar requested to purohuitt liukuis befurt embarking Thcasfilliu tu Ut an will be subject to au addi ¬
tion I flhnrKP f twent iiv peTcentPiKikatoa containing pergonal effects
whmhi i th pped is bugupo of freight Ifthe coiituin ihenofezttc 100 in valueiiuii i have tli value thereof plainly statedand murKdand the omuany will nothold luelf liablo for any loss or damage inextesa of this sum except thf goods bsshipped undi r a spec u onntract
Al uiuploe s of iho Company are forbidilen turceivrt ieih wlihout deliver ¬
ing it flipping ccipt ibereior in he formpreicrilOi by tho Company and whichma be by shippers upon applhatlunto the pursers ol tho Companys bienmersBuliiiejs urn uo Ifled that if freight isshippetl without buch ecelpt it will beroul at the risk of tho shipper
OLA OS HPHEOKELS WM 0 1BWTK
dku SpreoKels S Co
HONOLULU
tfm Franctoco Agents TJW NEVADABANK OF SAN FJiANOISCO
OBAW KXOIIANOE Oil
BAN FUANOI8CO Tho Nevada Bank oBan FranulBCo
LONDON The Union Bank of LoudonLtd
NEW YORK Amorlcnn Kxchonge Nutional Bank
OHIOACJO Meroliants National BankPARIS Comptolr National dEscompto de
ParisBERLIN Dresdner BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong
Kong Shanghai BankingCorporatlonNEW ZEALAND AND AUBTRALI- A-
Bank of New ZealandVICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank
of British North Auiorica
Tiamact a General Hanking and KxchanqlUaintsi
Deposits Recelvod Loans made on Ap ¬
proved Security Commercial and Travel ¬
ers Credit Issued Bills of KxcnJngebought aud sold
Collection Promptly Accounted Eyno
IRE lNDfiPEHDBKI
1HHUKJ
vfliY AFTJDliNOON
jjasr Tklki uone 8 11 jgCS
Kxoniit Sunday
vi Brlto Hull Koniti Btroot
BDDSOUIPTION RATES
Per Month anywhere In the Ha- -
walinn Islands CO
Lcr Year 0 00Per Year postpaid to Foreign Ooun
trios f 8 00
Payablo Invarlabli Advance
V J TEBTA Proprietor and Pub ¬
lisherEDMUND NOKKIE EditorW HOBAOR WRIGHT Asaiutant
EditorHesldliiK In Honolulu
FRIDAY MAY G 1898
WHERE ARE WE AT P
Tlio Hawaiian Islands and tbopeople stand to day in a moat uuanviable and dangorous positionA troatj has bean rrftifiod bj thoHawaiian Senate which offers thesoislands to the United Statea and asfar as wo are concerned makes thiscountry an integral part of thogreat American Republic
The United States has consideredthe annexation of Hawaii for mnuymonths Its Senathas boon in pos ¬
session of the treaty ratified by ourSenate and hasnt done a thing toit Tho question of annexation hasbeen shelved during tho serious con-
ditions¬
which now faco Americaand the prospects of seeing the Am-
erican¬
llog flying hero liavo becomeMl7
In the meantime Hawaii stands in avery dangerous position and immedi-ate
¬
action on tho part of the admin-
istration¬
is needed to save us fromtho disasters of the war PresidentDolo must at once doolare the neu ¬
trality of Hawaii to tho world Thepeoplo here who have propertiesand families cannot afford tn submitto a jingo policy which may meanruin to all Hawaii cannot assisttho Unitod States If tho islandswere annexed they would bo a dan-
gerous¬
outpost
Tho United States cannot protootHawaii and for that reason a posi ¬
tive proclamation of the neutralityof theso islands should bo issuedand the treaty of annexation nowbefore the American Senate with-
drawn¬
Tho Spanish Government mayconsider tho proiont relations botween America and Hawaii in alight which makos us a territory de
facto if not yot dejure of the UnitedStates and tho Spanish Paoific fleetmay treat us as auoh to our sorrowand serious discomfort The superi-ority
¬
of the Spanish ileat near thePhilippines over tho American Asi ¬
atic squadron is acknowledged by allnaval authorities in the States andEurope If Hawaii is tn be treatedas Amurioan territory the Spanishwill hail euah a proposition withjoy and the flag of tho Dons willsoon lly over the coal buukors andbanks in Honolulu in spite of ourN G H
Tho people of Hawaii noi cannotafford to take any risks If Mr Doloand his administration dosiro to oaBt
their lots during the war with thoUnited Statos lot them do so attheir own risk but let the protestof tho peoplo be heard all over thooivilized world in thoir claim forneutrality Mr Dolo knows thatwar haB been declared botwoen thotwo powers and yet ho toleratesthe presence of nu American war-
ship¬
in our harbor and allows coal
and provisions to be furnishod fromour ahoros 11 o may say that ho
has not yot received any officialuotioo of tho war and that ho cantake no decisive step until ho hoarsfrom Minister Sewall and MinisterHatch Tho Spaniards are not veryparticular in regard to such nioopoints of diplomacy and if one ortwo Spanish cruisorn should arrivohore to morrow they may not listento Mr Dolos explanations but proceoci to treat us as nn outpost of thoUnited States There will be verylittle ohanco then for entering intoany lengthy correspondent withforeign powers Wo will get it
exactly whore the chicken got thoaxo and wo will havo a costly ex ¬
perience of the statesmanship ofMr Dole Co
Tho Legislators are derelict indoing thoir duty if they do not de ¬
mand an open explanation of thepolicy of tho Government if it hasone Tht property holders thosugar barons and othor millionairesshoujd lost no time in urging thoGovernment to adopt and pronouncea safe propor and sound policy forHawaii in the presont crisis Wecertainly dont want to learn
officially that war exists fromSpanish cruisers
THAT CONDEMNED OBSTRUC-
TION
¬
It is rumored that thn Govern ¬
ment in afraid to obey the behestsof tho LfXolaturo to remove thoobstruction on Palace Square
There are somo curious statementsbeing whihpnrod around but theyare probably untrue for if true andpublished th y would create un-
pleasant¬
scandal
Howevnr if they cau be substan-tially
¬
verifiod thoy will be publishedunless that fenoe promptly disap-pears
¬
It is unseemly to confess that thedignity of the Senate is compro-mised
¬
at the behest of a cliquo ofpoliticians whose influence is mostpernicious to tho progress of thorepublic
To maintain tho obstruction inplace after its formal condemnationis practically unarmed civil war andrebolliou against tho constitutedauthorities although in our presentinchoate condition it is difficult toknow who are the constituted auth-orities
¬
Of ono point in the argu ¬
ment we are pretty suro and thatone is that tho people have norights whioh tho Government de ¬
sires to respoot or guard
It is not our policy to dismiss thepresent so called legally Govern ¬
ment until it is so buried in ignom-
iny¬
and disgrace at the nextoleotionthat the individuals composing itwill havo no further anxiety to inter ¬
fere in Hawaiian politics but itseems a pity too that oven shamocannot move them
A Canard on Tonot
London April 22 Tho Daily Mailsays thin i orning that it is stated inFalmouth shipping circles that thoAmerican cruiser Topeka formerlythe Diogenes which loft Falmouthon tho evoniug of Tuesday April19th foundored in collision with thobark Albatross at midnight onThursday According to the DailyMai the captain- - of the Albatrossassorts that after the collision thesteamer whoso name he did net as ¬
certain Hashed a light and suddenlydisappeared He holioves she found-ered
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Tha Mail is conduoted on thalines of American Sensational Journ-alism
¬
Ed Tub Indepbndent
For tho Maina Sufferers
Thero was a goodly attendance atthe baseball gamo between the Benningtoni and Eamehamehas yester ¬
day afternoon and ovsrybody hadplenty of fun ovon if thoy had butlittlo Ball Tho KamB won outby 32 to IS It was a happy thoughtto combino wholesome charity withpleasant pastime
Educational HattersAt tho masting of tho CotmniR
sionors of Eduoation yostorday theCommittoo on Repairs reported that
20000 are required for the presentporiod for repairs to school houiosoutside of tho Honolulu district1720148 nro noedodTwonty applications for positions
as teachers or for transfer to otherschools wero road and referred totho Committao on Toaohers
The potition of Mrs Sunter atoaohor of 15 years ronord for oxexemption from furthor examina-tions
¬
was reforred to the Committoaon Teachers
Tho roquost for another teachersexamination was taken into consi-
deration¬
The resignation of Miss Chillingworth to tako effect May 31st wasreferred to tho Committee onTeachers
Leave of absence for one year wasgranted Miss Kate Horner
Tho roquost of Miss Cook for araiso of salary from September litlast to correflpoud with her secondgrado certificate was approved
Tha request of Miss Cora Hennigan for leavo of absence from Juno23rd was granted
MARSHALS SALE
By virtue of a Writ of Exeoutiouissuod out of tho First Circuit Courton tho 21st day of April A D 1898against A L Almeida defendant infavor of J De Fiuas plaintiff forthe sum of Sixty Seven 56700 Dol ¬
lars I havo levied upon aud shalloxpnse for sale at tho Waialua CourtHouse Waialua Island of OahuRepublic of Hawaii at 12 oclocknoon on MONDAY the 23rd day ofMay A D 1898 to tho highest bid-der
¬
all the right title and interestof the said A L Almeida defondrant in and to tho following pro-perty
¬
unless said judgment interestcoats and my expenses be previouslypaid
List of property for sale 3 cows1 calf
H R HITCHCOCKDoputy Marshal of the Republic of
HawaiiHonolulu Oahu Republio of Ha
waii April 22 1898 874 5t oaw
Timely Topics
Honolulu April 20 1808
DO YOU LIEE
WATER
If so the proper way to
get it is to buy an
the Mill that runs in the light¬
est wind that will not rot
that will not blow down in a
gale of wind and will regu-
late
¬
itself in strong or light
breezes In addition to the
foregoing advantages it has
another which will recommend
itself to some people and
that is the little fact that itwill pump more water thanany other mill at present
known to the world
Come and see us in regard
to prices
Tba Hawaiian Hardware Co
208 Fort Street
MONDAY
Honolulu May 2 1898
MALARIA
111 many forms is
now prevalent in Ho-
nolulu
¬
You cannot be too
careful of your food
and drink
A GURNET
Cleanable Refrigerator
will keep away theerms It takes v ery
little ice to run tliemand they are sold oneasy terms
We have all sizes
Gome and inspectthem
W W DIfflOND CO
THE PEOPLES STORE
Sole Agents
IflUmlinibWe will begin a New Month with
m GOODS PERSONALLY SELECTED
OWfrWWW00O0OWfrW
We have scoured the Earth forthe most
BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTIONS OF THE LOOM
And they are now gathered togetherand ready for Inspection at Our Storeon Queen Street
EVERYBODY IS INVITED TOV
I3T3IDEOT TKCESSES GOODSWhich having been personally selected and Bought for Spot Cash
Values are such as have never been offered here
t Gome Early and have First Choice
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LOOAL AND GENEHAI NEWS
Oyclouioro to inorrow evening
Regiments vs IIouolulus
Koliipio roports the consumptionof fish for ono weak nt 50210
Our 25 rents Black Stockingeclipse all N S Sachs Dry GoodsCo
That was n capital march out anddrill last night of tlio First Regi-ment
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Tho Best Ginghnms on earth 10yords for 1 at N S Sachs DryGoods Go
Tho Shenandoah nlloged to hovobe in captured by tho Spaniard isnoil known in this port
Can you imagine Scotch Lawns18 yards for 1 go to N S SachsDry Goods Co
Tho public will bo ploased to hoarKosen at a soloist The trouble isthat he is so very modost
The American schooner Etnmaaud Louisa Harris inaRtor arrivedlait evening 21 days from SanDiego Cal
Special meeting of the WaverloyClub to morrow evening at 8 oolookfor election of uienibors Paymentof dues in order
Tho village was very much oxoitodlaBt night and the Advertisers extrawas eagerly Bought after The Staralso twinkled later on
The Friend makos an ample apolo-gy
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to Bishop Willis in the May num ¬
ber for roaring unploasant construotiona on false foundations
To appear rospoctablo is to bedooently shaved which can only beattended to at the European BarberShop Gluts Moltono proprietor
Ono huudred and forty four booveB50 calvos 00 sheep and 158 hogs wasDr Monsarrats report of the ani ¬
mals slaughtered for ono weoksfood
Mrs Alice H Thompson has boondoing magnifiaent sanitary work fortho Kindergartens Her reports totho Board of Health aro of valueand interest
Tho Amorioau schooner TransitSlatur master arrived last evouingafter a capital trip of IS days fromSau Franoisco Sho brought twodays later nowa
Aloha Branch T S will haveWhito Lotus Colobratiou noxt Sun-day
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evouing at 730 in tho hall oftho Foster Block cornier of Nuuanuand Marino streets
Good eyosight restorod by havinga good practical optician examineyour optics aud S E Lucas is thoonly oculist that can do it well atthe Love Building Fort street
Tho ohoir of tho Second Congre ¬
gation of St Andrews Cathedralwill rehearse at the church at 8oclock this OTening All the members are roquested to bo present
Tho favorito boverago of tho no ¬
bility is Andrew Ushors whisky andSchwoppes famous soda The RoyalAnuox nlwayB up to date is nowresponding to tho frequent calls for
U S
Tho Box of Curios prides itsolfon being tho only Yokohama paporthat has onterpnso onougu to havethreo members of its staff laid upin tho cholera hospital simultan-eously
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Tho regular weekly moetiug of thoChristian Workers will be held thisFriday afternoou May Gth at 830
oolook at tho Y M C A hall Acordial invitation is oxtended to allto be presont
Tho most beautiful display ofMillinery over soon in tho world isto bo found at L B Kerrs Queenstreet those who havo not yet order ¬
ed their Easter Hats would do wollto call and inspect thorn
Few of tho new comers know thattho Friend in spile of its poouliarities is ono of tho moat valuablehistorical papors published iu anycountry Its records extending foryery many years back aro invalubloto the compiler ot Hawaiian history
Court of Inquiry
The Commander-in-Chie- f has
orderod a Court of Inquiry in oon
noction with the Court Martial ofCaptain John Good which oonvonoato night at Regimoutal Headquart ¬
ers The Court is oomposod of LieutCol G F MoLood First RegimentN G Hj Major J W Jones FirstBattalion First Regiment N G HCopt L T Keuake Corapauy B
First Regiment N G H Capt WA Kinney A D O Goueral Stoff
Recorder
TOPICS OF THE DAY
The Government had the unmiti ¬
gated chook to nnswor tho questionof Sonator Holstein in regard to anaooouutiug of the expenditures ofMr Dole by furnishing tho samoold report which has alroady beengiven to tho Legislature and whichdoes uot explain tho mysteriousitems connected with transporta-tion
¬
and incidentals Tho an-
swer¬
was referred to the JudioiaryCommittee and the chances are thattho taxpayers will novnr learn howMr Dolo spent over 7000 of publicmoney
It is commonly reported that thoreports of the exports employed bythe fiuanco committees of tho Leg-
islature¬
aro of a very compromisingnature in regard to certain oQicialsaud that they will be smothered andburied in tho dosks of the membersof tho committees and nevor reachtho taxpayers who if rumors arotrue have been robbed and swindledIn the name of decenoy and in theinterest of honesty theso reportsshould be published and tho headsof tho swindling officials bo decapitated figuratively speakiug If thefinance committees dare to shieldthe oiTendors anil refuse to publishtho reports of the oiperte they be ¬
come accessories of tho men whohold offices through a political pullaud who aro not sorving the peoplefor a salary only or for their hoalthLet the chairmen of tho financecommittees of tho two branches ofthe Legislature mako a fearless re-
port¬
aud furnish the taxpayors withall the facts gathered by tho expertsThis Eepublio cannot afford to adda ohargo of corruption to its numer-ous
¬
other descriptive epithets
Tho yellow journalism hero andelsewhere will now hold full awingand our contemporaries will viewith each other in manufacturingsensational stories and war newsThe Independent will confino itsolfto telling tho truth and we shallpublish uo impossible yarns abouttho Spaniards dining at Kaalawai
or the Road Supervisor fixing thoBidowalk on Konia street or theMinistry resigning Tho newsprinted iu our columns althoughwe issuo uo oxtras ore surethings Wo dont propose to gointo tho line of business of an AngloChinese contemporary which stirredup the peoplo of Hongkong by thofollowing amusing species ofyellow journalism
THE PRIZE BUNDER
CANTON TAKES THE OAKE
WAIi BROKEN OUT I
DLO0D AND FIRE I
Canton April CthA private telegram from tho north
has boon recoivod by a person in ahigh position hero assorting posi-tively
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that tho Japaneso and Britishwarships have commenced firing onthe Russians in Port Arthur
Dont believo it for a momentEd H K T
Tho Masons
The officers of KauiehamehaLodge of Porfootiou and Nuu-
anu¬
Chapter Roso Croix No 1
18th Degree wore installed lastevening by Deputy aud LogateHenry E Cooper Tho followingis tho roll of officers
Kamehamoha Lodge of PerfectionF R Auerbnoh V M Frod
Whituey S W A V Goar JWjGoo A Davis Orator B D Whit-
uey
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Almouor O L Grabbe Secre ¬
tary David Day ton Treasurer A BSorimgoour M 0 Wm Auld Export H H Williams Assistant Ex ¬
pert Louis Marks Captain ofGuard B D Whituey Tyler
Nuuanu Chapter Rose Croix No1 18th Degreo F R AuerbaohWiso Mastor A V Goar S W A
Barnes J W G A Davis OratorJ H Bruns Almoner A B Sorim ¬
goour Seoretary David DaytonTreasurer Fred Whitnoy M 0Wm Auld Expert H H WilliamsAssistant Expert L Marks GJFB D Whitney Tylor
HillMjtfUl
A Whito Mans Oountry
Another pogo hos been added tothe litorature which is to be distri-buted
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by Commissioner Marsdou inhis endeavors to induoo whito mento come htro and work on tho ooolioplantations
A number of white employeeshave loft tho Oahu plantation be ¬
cause thoy refused to be treated likeAsiatic coolies and wanted to deoidofor thomsolves whore aud what theywould eat
Somo of them called at our officeaftoY arriving in towa and theirspokesman Mr Strout stated thoreasons why they had left tho plan ¬
tationThoy had no luck coming against
Mr AhrenB the Manngor as an m
ployor although they thought thatho properly might havo investigatedtheir grievances and listoned to thoircomplaints before issuing his ulti-
matum¬
The men were orderod to takethair meals at tho plantation board-
ing¬
house which is in ohargo of aChinese coolie They claim that thofood servod was unfit for tho uso ofhardworking white men and that noimprovement in tho grub was visiblein spite of ropeated kioko It isolaimed that a certain employee oftho oompany gets a handsome com-
mission¬
from the host of the board ¬
ing house and that it is in hisinterest to boo that the men takethoir meals thore aud that tho foodserved is as cheap as possible
The men could not stand it anylonger and they established aboarding house of their own as isdone on nearly all othor plantationsThis independent and daring notionon tho part of tho men broughtdown the wrath of the high chiefswho fill tho sugar barons pocketswith golden dividends and the menwere ordered to eat tho bad grubat the official boarding house orgit They gotWe have not had a ahanco to hoar
tho version of Mr AhrenB of thisaffair which to us who are acquainted with plantation life sounds veryplausiblo
Mr Ahrens has always beon con-
sidered¬
a fair and reasonable em-
ployer¬
although he has the goodsenBe of having no uso for a whitomau on his plantation It seemssomewhat peculiar to whito menwhose presence hero as plantationlaborers is so ardently wished forby tho plantors organ that they aronot allowed to eat whero thoyplease and what they ploase Itsounds poouliar to American freemen but then thoy ought to remem-
ber¬
that our plantations aro notreally intended to bo worked by freeAmericans who want decent foodThe Asiatio coolies have a mono-
poly¬
on tho OBtatos of our absenteesugar barous whose motto is that inHawaii thero is only room for awhito manager on each plautationseveral huudred Chinese and Japa ¬
nese slaves and a few kanakas toservo as magistrates policeman andlegislators to do tho bidding of thosugar barons
If tho men at Oahu Plantationhad realized this fact they wouldntharo beon surprised by learning thostern discipline of anplantation or kicking against thopoor grub on which somebody hadto make a handsome profit
Knllht Water Supply
Minister Cooper as Acting Minis-
ter¬
of tho Intorior has given thefollowing answer to questions pro ¬
pounded by Rp Goar regardingthe supply of water from tho Govorn ¬
mont pipoB in KalihiI bog to say that the Superin ¬
tendent of Water Works informsme that some of tho residents atKalihi are unable to obtain waterfrom the Government mains forseveral hours during the day
He gives as his reason the footthat the mains are so small and thoconsequent friction so groat that itis impossible for tho privilegoholders at tho far end of Kalihi toobtain wator at times the pressurehaving been exhaustod during theregular irrigation hours by thoseliving nearer tho city Those irriga-tion
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hours are from 0 to 8 a m andfrom 4 to G p m
Should the Legislature pass theuocessary appropriation it is pro ¬
posed to increaso the size of thesemains in tho near future
Should the Legislature pans thoappropriation for an extra engineertho present pumping plant would berun day aud night which will great-ly
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relievo tho privilege holders inthat district
Tho only appropriation askodfor by the Govornmont is G5000 foraddition to pipe system
Reforrod to tho Cnmmittoo onPublio Lauds
UOOBBS PEKIBH IN A MINE
Foarful Results of a Fire Samp Ex-plosion
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Beiujiiam Prussia February 17A terrible explosion of firo dampoceurrod in the Veroinigte Carolinenglueok colliery at Hammeerlythis morning Thirtysevon bodieshave boen recovered In additionmany miners have been Borioualyinjured It is bolieved that fiftypersons have porished
Late to night fifty throe had beonoxtrioatad from tho mine and fivemen aro still missing The majorityof the injurod will dio
Succeeds ItselfLaBt year Seattle Bock Beer was
waited for and sought after by thomasses and pronounced the bestBock ever shipped to Honolulu
This year this popular brew isbetter than ever and in anticipationof a larger demand than over beforetho Criterion Saloon has laid in alarge supply
OLD SET WITH
Rollor Axles put on anydraft 10
fiT
Kaoho
If fail andWo
tho businessand you can
byCall
SPECIALTY
FOR LEASEA LONGIpOU Doslrnblo
TERM YEAItHlnuou 1nsturo Lnmt
comprislnj about 100 Acres About 12Acres level Inml on uotxl rondflultublo for Dairy Houses mid Borgum
only Enncli HonoluluTerms to responsible party
solicitedJnaulro of
0 W 1100THtf Tolophono
OKT IT AT
waterhouses
per dozen for your selection ofvarious standard brands of JAMSOR JELLIES any fruit that maybo your
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OF
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DOZEN
Porhaps your larder will standStooking up with some of the
following
DURKEES DRESSINGfor Soups Fish Meats etc
COLUMBIA BOLOGNA put tipby
OLIVES Calland as
stated aro extra soleot
NIRVANA TEA from Ceylonsfamous tea gardens and made famousby Sir Edwin Arnold
J T WaterhouseOTTEFN RTRTBlilT
Ring up 811 if you havo anythingto nv to Tuf
Do Yon Want a Set of Rubber Tires Pnt on
Your Buggy Hack or lagon
IF WOT 9 WKCH 3STOT
PLANT PROM THE RUBBER TIRE GO
Is uow in operation nt tho shop of tho Hawaiian Carriage Manufaoluriugwhero the licensees are prepared to equip all vehicles with
these famous
Rubber Tires Roller Bearing AxlesThe tiros of tho RUBBER TIRE WHEEL CO hovo withstood the
severest tests and havo beon provou to be tho only
Successful Rubber in tho MarketWHEELS RETIRESBearing
percent
AND RUBBER
find Guaranteed to reduoo
Rubber nud Rollor Hearing are not LuxuriesThoy cost absolutely as the life of the vehicle is prolonged by
their use and are uot necessary
Wo Invito Tnspootion and Guarantoo to demonstrate thoir economy
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WILSON WII1TEII0USESole the
J M MGNSARRATAtaey-at-Ia- w Real Estate aoil Financial Agent
BEAKOHKU OP AND NOTAHY 1UIILIOCOMM1SSIONKU OF DEEDS FOlt THE STATES OF NEW YOUK
AND OALIFOUNIALOANS ILAOED AND NEGOTIATED
Cartwrigbt Block Merchant Street Telephone 68
COFFEE LANDS for Sale or to Leuso nt Pnpa 2 Olelonionun 1 Kolo and tin tho celebrated Colleo District of Konn Unwnll These Ltads bo sold or leasedIn either large or small tracts to salt purchasers Aleo
FOIl SALE 1 amis In Maul Oaha and MolokuiFOR LEASE 1 A House and Lot nt Waiklkl Tim houso Is partly furnished
and contains seven rooms a lnnnl kitchen pantry1 two bath rooms servantsroom Oarriago House and Stables Good sea bathing Theso bo leasedfor u torm of yenrs nt n ronsonblo rental
1ABTUltAGE nt Kuliouou Oahu
ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A CARRIAGEso do not to call
seo our largo varioty havebeen in Carriagemany years ¬
our experienceQuoted a at
Our Factory
RUBBER MIES
fenced
Tho Land adjoiningRonsonnbloInspection
150favorito
150
articles
SALAD
Armour Co
EXTRA SELECTfomias ohoicest product
TianiiprwnvNT
WHEEL
Co wheeled
aud
TireSTEEL CHANNELS
Vehiolo
Tires Axles
nothing
Licenceos for Hawaiian
HKCOKDB
will
andwill
pro-
fitPrices Upon
Islands
premises
PAINTING REPAIRING AND TRIMMING AT SHORT NOTICE
Honolulu Carriage Manufactory
ITortBtreot W W WKLIQUT
JTST ARRIVEDV new lot of the Finest
Musical InstrumentsAutohnrps Qultats Violins Etc
Also n now invoice of the Celebrated
Westermeyer PianosSpecially manufactured for the troplcai
cllmato second to none
MOKE THAN 100 OF THEM BOLD
On the Hawaiian Islands during the lastyears
ALWAYB ON HAND A COMPLETEASSORT MHNT OF
DRY GOODSAND
General Merchandise
Also the choicest European and Ameri-can
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Beers Ale Wines LiquorsAT HOST REASONABLE FBIOES
KD HOFFBOHI4AEOEK COCorner Klnu Bethel Streets
m 3 MURRAY321 fc 323 King Btreet
lit Leading
CarriagB and
Ycagan ManufacturerAIL tCAfEHIALB OH HAHD
furnish everything outBlde steamboats and boilers
xa Shoeing a Speoialty
Vtt- - TRIjTCPHONK fi72 -- a
OEDERS FOR
Hawaiis Story by
Hawaiis Queen
Olotli BoundMay bo placed now with W W Plmond
ifcCo at J250 pr copy dollv red In tillCity Postage or freight estw to the otherIslands F J TKslA
HSC tf Agent
Metropolitan Meat Go
81 KING BTUEET
l J WALTSB - - MjLHAUKR
Wholesalo andHetall
AMD
Navy Contractors
Hawaiian GrownOysters
The above delicaoy oan now beprocured in suoh quantities aa re-
quired upon leaving orders with
H E Bclntyre Sl Bro397 tf
LONG BRANCH BATBSWAIKIKI BEAOH Honolulu H I
0 J SHERWOOD Proprietor
There earth and air and sea and skyWith breakers song give lullaby
King Btrcot Tram Cars pass tho doorLnrilen anil nhlldren specially cares for
16 If
A xnnmlly HotelX KBOUSE Prop
Per Day 200
BPflOlAL MONTHLY RATEB
IhR Bast of Attendance tho Best Situation
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LIMITED
AGENTS FORWESTERN BUOAK HEFININO CO
San Francisco Cal
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NEWELL UNIVERSAL MILL COManf National Cane Blircader1
New York U 8 A
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RIBDON IKON Is LOCOMOTIVEWOUKS
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W H RICKARD
General Business Agent
WILL ATTEND TO
Conveyancing in All Mb BranchesCollecting and All Business
Mattors of Trust
All business entrusted to him will receiveprompt and careful attention
OfTlm Honoknn Hnmakua Hawnll
Brace Waring Co
Real Estate Dealers
603 Fort St near King
Building lotsHouses and lots and
lands Fob sal
ter Parties wishing to dispose of tnairPrnpflrMpq ftro tnvitefl in aI on n
THOS LINDSAYJJiWIILBR
IB PREPARED TO
Mamifacfare and Repair
All kinds of Jowelry
FIKST OI4ASS WORK ONLYNW Tnv- - HnllHlni Vn t flt If
Businosa Cards
B N BOYD
SonvEioR and Rkal Estate Agent
Office Bethel Street over the New230 Modol Hestanrant ly
JOHN NOTT
Plumdino Tin Copper and SheetIron Work
King Street Honolulu
ANTONE ROSA
ATTORNEY-AT-IiA-
Kaahnmanu Street Honolulu
HAWAIIAN WINE CO
Frank Brown Manager
QH nH 10 Mrnltn Blat Wrmnlnlil W T
ALLEN te ROBINSON
Dealers in Lumber and Coal andBuilding Materials or
All Kinds
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THE OltEOON
It is Hoped That Sho has Escapedtho Spanish Armada
New York April 22 Tho Wash ¬
ington correspondent of tbo HeraldRny Lonming that tho Spanishtorpedo gun vessel Temerario ia stillat Montevideo naval officorB heaveda aigh of relief and have coasod toworry about the tafoty of thobattleship Oregon and the gunboatMarietta Tho Oregon loft CallnoPeru April 5 and it is bolieved thatduring the 17 daya which have sinceelapsed alio hat covered a distancefif4300 milea which would place herat thia time in about the vicinity ofMontevideo
Thero is reason to believo theOregon and the Marietta when nextheard from will bo reported at Riode Jaueiro Minister Bryan tboAmerican representative to Brazilhas made arrangements for coalingthe ships immediately upon theirarrival Brazil cannot refuse to per-mit
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the vessels to purchase sufficientcoal to carry thom to Key West herneutrality obligations only requiringthat aho shMl not permit her portsto bo used as a base of operations byone power against another Aftorleaving Rio de Janeiro the Oregonand the Marietta will steam at onceto Key West where they will coalThej will thou join tho North Atlautio Squadron I waa told at tboNavy Department to day that theNichtheroy had not sailed from Riode Janeiro and the officials statenow that as war ia now on betweenthe United States and Spain thoformer Brazilian cruiser will beheld at her present anchorage untilthe arrival of the Oregon and thoMarietta which will convoy her totho United States It has developedthat Brazil deolined to sell tbo Niohtheroy with bor battery so tbatwbon she starts for this country showill have no guns aboard
A BAGS
Tho Swift Footed Paris Must ShowHer Huolo
Southampton Eng April 22 Thosteamer Paris of the American liuchartered by tho United States Governmeut sailed at 215 p m forNew York though her regular sail-
ing¬
day is Saturday Sho had 150passengers and her cargo includeda quantity of guns and ammunitionThere was grat enthusiasm amongthe crowds on the docks and theband of tbo Union Stoamship Com ¬
panys atoamor Britain played Yan ¬
kee Doodle as tho Paris ateamdseaward The Paris pasted HurstCastlo at 335 p m
London April 23 Tha Daily Mailsays The Spanish embassy notifiedthe Madrid Government of the de-
parture¬
of tho Paris and it ii be ¬
lieved that fast cruisers from Cadizand Corunna will try to intercepther
Tbo Liverpool correspondent oftho Telegraph says Surprise waaexpressed here today Friday thattho Paris should have sailed unescorted ospeoially aa tnore wererumors iu the Mersey that Spanishwar vessels wero waiting to intoroepther off tbo aouth coast of IrelandYot the passengers of the Pariswere assured of their perfot safety
The Chronicle publishes a rumorthat the American liner Paris hadalready beon captured by Spanishwarships
By the Next SteamerWashington April 22 It is tho
present intention of tbo Presidentto aond a message to Oongross tomorrow asking for a formal declara-tion
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of warA spooinl session of tbo Houso has
boen called for 10 oolookfor the purpose of passing the
army reorganization bill in time forfinal aotiou on that measure by thoSenate when it mnntn at nnnn
Tho secretary of the Wavy hasasked Cbngrosa for authority to en-
list¬
a naval auxiliary foroo to mantho torpedo fleet intended for coastdofonse purposes
Araistico in Cuba Ended
London April 22 The Madridcottopoodent ctf ttro Daily New
says tho Government baa instructedGeneral Blanco to deolaro tho arm-istice
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iu Cuba endedHavana April 22 Tho commit-
tee¬
that wont early iu the week toSanta Cruz del Sur aa agents of tboautonomists to try and persuade theinsurgents to accept tbo armisticooffored by Spain will bo back iu Ha ¬
vana Sunday it is expected Itsmission was a failure It did noteven gnt a chance to speak to tho in ¬
surgent loaders whom it was askingto turn to peace
Ohoerlly Oh I The Anchors Woighod
Two of tho moat popular mon intown havo been installed in the reuowned Anchor Saloon Mr Car-
lisle¬
baa taken tho managerial holmas captain and Oharloy Audrovsha xbipped aa first mate Withauoh a crow tho wants of every pas ¬
senger will bo carefully and properly attended to nnd only the verybst claps of refreshments will beserved tot horn in the most nfXibloand cordial manner
Constancy
Tho constant cooiog loverCarrioB off tbo blushing maid
Tho enterprising Barber ShopThe Criterion
T tlu one who goto the trade
BUMINES3 LOCALS
O B Corsets tho boBt in the mar ¬
ket for sale only at L B KrrQumbii Street
New lino of to aailnr batsat L B Korrs and will bo sold atbargain prices for ono week
Persons requiring tombstoneashould apply to Fred Harrison whohas a choice lot of new designs nnview
Scotland is famed for its finewhiskeys and tho best brands of itare obtainable at the Pacific SaloonAsk for Andrew Ushers O V G
Major HawkiiiH of tho R yalwiaheH it to b kuown that PabstBohemiau baa mperscded the fam-ous
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draught of Doppelbrau Tbolatter iu bottle is an exeolleut tonioat 25
For straight and soft mcrr bever ¬
ages one should call at the Cosmo-politan
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Saloon where the finest ofPabst Milwaukee and bottled Koodsarn sorved by Goorgo Cavanaugh
If you want tbo latest stvlns inmillinery laces ribbons white dressgoods cballeys organdios shirtwaists and numerous other goods atbargain prices for ono week go toL B Kerrs Queon street
KOTIOE
1WILL NOT HOLD MYSELF HEfur any debt contra tod In
my n mo without my consont or writtenordrr O H FoOK
L hrflna April 12 ib03 8G9 lm
TO JLET OR LEASE
A COTTAGE WITH 0rooms recently ocon
pled by Oapt Freeman adloinlnK the Honolulu Sani
aVrartitarium premises King Strcot Kulnokahua with sUblo and sorvants ro m in therear of he promises Artesian watei laidon Kent reasonable Pojeslon givenMay 1st 188 Apply to
ABRAHAM FEHNANDKZTelephone 280 or to
N FEHNANDEZ at his office208 Merchant Krect Oumpboil Block
871 tf
REN HAAHEO
Plumber - aod - TinsmithAll work dona Properly Promptly nnd
Profitably for Pntrund
SATISFACTION OUAIIANTEED
Ofllro King Street near Itallroad Depot
In the Oircuit Court of tho SecondCircuit Hawaiian Islands In
Probate
IN THE MATTER OF THE KSrATEJ It Wnltford or Wullukn Ma i
deceased On reading and fill g ihe peti ¬
tion and accounts if a N Kopolknt AdinlnUtrator of th said estate pr ylng tobo ailowod tho expenses f admiuls rationand charging himself with the reelpsand aNklng timt the name bo examined andapproved and that a finol order may bomade of the distribution of tho proponyremaining in his hands to tho personsthereto entitled and dlschnruing him andhis suretloi from all furthor responsibilityas such administrator It ia ordored thatSATURDAY the 18th day of Julio 80Ht 10 oclock a m before ho Jnd e of said
Oouri at the Courtroom of raid Court atWailuu Mua bo and ttie same is herebyappointed a the time ana pla e for hear-ing
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said petition and acconnts and tintall persons interested may then a id hereappear and show rauo ff any they havewuy the same should not ho granted andmay present evidence as to who are en-titled to the said property
Da ed at WallukuvMaul this 20th dayof April A D 180
By tho Court
Extracts from our
itocuut Catalogue
Our beat efforts have been exponded for nearly quarter a centuryin making desirable cotiiieclioua fortho purchase of high olats fooda
Now is the timo of year to en ¬
tertain thatll when you uoed us
Some ono said I never como intoyour store without fooling thatI would like to buy it out
The price of a thing ia generallywhat it is worth competitionregulutrs that The higher tho pricethe better tho quality as a rule butprice doesnt always guaranteequality tho reputation of the sollorcounts
Theres groat responsibility Bellinggroceries
Life and health depend on goodnutritious food
Thats tho kind wo sell
Refined folks use refined foodsthata the kind wo sell
tiUi
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Merchants Exolianp
B I 8HAW Proprietor
Corner King and Nnuanu Streeto
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J IIUTCHINGSWtiolesale and Mall Grocer and
Proislon Merchant
A FULL LINE OF CHOICEST
American and European OrocoriosAlways on Hand
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TRADE
A Share of Your Trado Solicited Satis ¬
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AH Orders Faithfully Executed andDelivered to any part of tho City freeG27 Fort Straot Telephone 300
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Plumber and Gas fitterOrdors promptly attonded to and work
guaranteed
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TELEPHONE 802
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llread Pios Cakes of all kinds froshovory day
Fresh Ice Cream mode of tho Dost Woodlawn Cream in all Flavors
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