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observeis on t lip shoie ytationed tharcto take the time of the beat whoweio absolutely unable to piek up thoMoccasin on Its first run athoughshe cauied a guide mast with a redflag nt tho head This happenedonce before timing the trial of theAdder In ths nfteinoou tho Adderand Mocrasln nirde air ten knotsawash This Is poiisideied one of

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The War in Venezu lo

Tho revolution which now engages

President Castio of Venezuela and

his fojioweis is sail to be of a high

er older than Its p cdecessorb which

have tcouiged and reduced to poverty a country that Is one of tho richestin natural losotirocs Senor Matostho head of tin present movementla not Of tho advonturor typo buton tho contrary jepregonts tho con

scivatlvo Into crits of tho countiy

Uullko tho long string of military

dlctntois ho Is a civilian lie-- Is

ipdly the financial lather than thomilitary head of the involution andthe funds for Us support have boonbupplled Almost entirely fjoni hispilvate piu so As wealth It leckonedIn that part of tho world ho Is very1 leh man his foitune- - of six millionsof dollars being the largest In the

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THURSDAY DEO 18 1902

EMETERY QUESTION

The Board of Heatlh came to

gether yeBterday afternoon in itsrogular weekly meet having pre-

viously

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invited all those v ho took

interest in the subject of the clos

ing of cetnoferieB within tho cityslimits to attend and givo expressionof opiniou on the ut joct No

tangibe reasons why sulu a propo-

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should be carried out was

given by the Bard other thande3iro to havo them olOEcd andthereby imposo a frcat mount of

hardship upon tlo poor especiallytho Dawaiians The crowd of peo-

ple

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who atteuded was composedulraost eniiroly of Hawaiian thowjnR thereby tho interest thryrake in

tho propcBcd future dispositiontheir dead

Hawaiians atloaded according to

tha public invitation mainly outof curiosity to GuJ out for themsolve9whothtr tholioard was to carryout its long drawu and sa If agi-

tated polioy of closing all of ouroiiies of the dead The President

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sat aside tho thought of disturbingtho dead and burned by stating

that that wis not tho initiation oftho Board but rather it was toprovont any further burials

Why imy we ak Bhould no

further burials bo maclo in ourcemeteries Whyishould thosa who

own plots bj doprivecl of tho privluge of buryiug thdir dead there in

tha future Has thoro Leon any

aerious outbreak of any opi deroiefrom these uemetorios Ai far aswo know evor siuco tho establishni3ut of public eoaiato rios in thiscity nothing of the kind ua3 everooourrod hero And aiin whyshould plotboldors bo compelledto forego tho m m ey time and laborof lovo that thoy havo already inV03ted in their burial places at themere ipse iluit of an uu professional

ud non export inspector and be

foroud to loolt oUevvhero for otherplaces for burial purposes withoutreceiving a proper roooguitiouof the rights that the already posses

aud to gdj y all tho privileges andbeuoGls acouriug therefrom

Wo are of the opiuion that theGovernment Bhould croalo aud estab-

lish

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now public cemotorios to conform to tho citys growth but itshould not bo made as a hardshipou the poor among our own poople

But the present cemtcries as theyhavo been and are at the present

15 i1 ltno avauaoie to an to oe uurioutherein providing they are not yetfull We understand that in EuropeEngland in particular many peopleare buried iu one grave tho gravos

at the first digging being dug to adopth of about 8 feet If it has beendono there which no doubt hasbeen going ou for centuries why

can not the same plau be carried outhere This was done there wo

understand in order to save landaud wo feel the same method can be

as well applied and adopted hereIt will take yet many more yearsbefore our present cemeteries will

bo filled aud at this writing we

caunot see the urgent necessity fortho proposition of closing the eeme

leiies of the city without specified

cause

Oa tho point of sentiment a grayhoadod son of one of the early mis-

sionary

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fathers who came here withtho first coruerr expressed himself

quite pathetically in his desire to be

buried among these of bis family andfrionds who have gone before Thisspeaker made a strong sympatheticappeal in behalf of the Hawaiianswhom his forbears had come toChristianize and to educate Hissentimental expressions were couch

ed mostfesliugly aud we hope thattho wish ho expressed may be re-

alized

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whose years are already faradvanced v Lite having crowned his

head aud whoso days- - are only a

question of time when he n ill be calledhence to join the great host Wotoo hope to realize tho same die

position after death if permitted1 r SSjutitndut with the Hawaiians is a

grpat thing Weare more or lors

sentjinentAlly inclined Being so

the Hawaiians at least do

uot favor any proposition to closaolese up tlm cemeteries or to compel

them to submit their dead to cre-

mation Hawaiians are not ac ¬

customed to cremation and thoy aremoro or les attached to their deadThey fe 1 this proposition we beieve mare thau any other class inour cosmopolitan community asevinced by yesterdays attendanceBeing ourselves Hawaiian whohave our own dead to look nfterinthroe cemeteries and wo think thatit should not be hastily consideredand action forced upon us We arewith those who- - yesterday asked todefer consideration and leave it tothe Legislature which will conversoin two months time to solve

The subject is of suoh wtight andimportance that we feel oimolvesiuoapablo of doing it full justice atthiswritiog

It is understood that three cemeteries are the only ones aimed at to beclosed They are Makiki Kwaiabaoand the Roman Catholic the firstnampd being Government aroundsWe strongly objeot to any suoh shewof partiality why not Nuuanu audothers in city limits If auy parlioularoua Bhould be left opened allshould be and if those three are to

be closed all should bn liketvisotreated There should be uo favorsshown to any one seot of actioc inthe granting of any puhlio utility butthat all should have like treatmentaccorded tlmni

TOPICS OF THE DAY

Tho Republican party in Washing-ton

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havo seemingly but little regard for tho machine victory obtain-ed

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by tho local brunch of the GF OP The spoils of victory obtainablehere is about all that will come asgrist to the clique iu Hawaii forthe next year at least

Reports from Washington indi-

cate that all Asiatic labor is tobe restricted to this Territory as tothe mainland The paens of praise twhich the radical annexationists willraiie especially those whose trunksare lined with sugar stock areliable to cause cracks to appear iuthe cerulean surroundiuga

Has anyono got an eye on thelands of the cemeteries which thaautocratic Board of Health pro-pose

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to close Wo can only sur-mise

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that there may be businesspropositions on as soma of thosecemetery premises are mighty goodstock being valuable and avail-

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to the citys expansion asbusiness and residence sites parti-cularly

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in locations We may bemistaken however in so surmisingyet so it looks to us at this timeand has ever since the propositionwas first mooted

One member of the Board ofHealth has grown up and liyed allhis life we may say in close proximity to cemeteries and bo is stillhale and hearty On his fatherspremise thers is apmb still standing containing uuburied oofflns ofrelatives and yet the member hasnot been illyaffeoted nor any of hisfamily who wore birn before andafter him It was nn those samepremisos that they were all bornand raised and many of their offsprings as well and today they areall 8B hoaltby and more bo thanothers who haye livhd away audapart from tombs and cemeteriesIs there auy diifrenc0 or are theyspecially imajuna

Yesterday the Board of Healthdisplayid its littleness iu holdingits meeting within its own narrowcell whioh was altogether toomall to accommodate all those who

attended with sulliciont seatingspace The attendance was composed almost onlirely of Hawaiianthereby showing that they as a olasstook the eubjoct of cemeteriesstrongly to heart it being to thornthe final disposition of their mortalnoil We hope that when theBoard call for another meetingfor dixcussiou of the subject in lhnfuture according to its decisionyesterday it will not again displayits littlenes by holding such an inuportant meeting which means agreat deal to Hawaiians in stria1 1

incommodiom quarters but mayseek a larger and more hoalthfullooatlou where al those who roajwish toattond may beaccommocaUdand seated and not knpt etandiujz

The Independent dcos not particulary favor the idea of givingbenefits to the Settlement cards1i hj we mean in tho way of perBpualgifts to every individual inmate attbeSettlbtnent ab was doue at onetime with the prooeeJs of a mostsuccessful and fashionable concertgotten up by the tditp fromwhioh we believe thero is still asurplus remaininu Beuefit concertsor any other class of entertainmentor rather the proceeds derived from them should go towarda somolhiog permanent - thatmay remain aside from majntenauue as a monument to publicgenorosity We fet l that if tho

be handed over to the Superintendent of tho Settlement to provide

j amu in uts for the hmites andwhere all who nan may pnjoythomsolvo3WQ are oiiiGJent thesiiiio would bo ju lioioiuly and con ¬

scientiously used Tho wardsaro sufficiently vll suppliod withthBueiossitiei of life and auy inno-

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toward lightening their burdens aud unking timo pass pleaautly for them would no doubt bogreatly appreciated

Diatrlct Court Wilcox Ji

Twooly soven crimitibl case wereou the docket presented to thenotice of Judge Wdonx this raoruinpach nod every 0110 was pasFeriupon as follows Antonio Colonvagrancy Gin Kong and six othtrOhiuese common nuisance and MG Silvn Belling without licU6Hwere all reprimanded and discharged three hore thit vep J GracioFiaa U Blrnchi and E Mnrluwent for trial to the Ciruuit CourtJno Lua another of like ilk wentover to the 191 Ah Nr andWook Wa Kee obsruuling sidewall- -

fiood 2 and coits Paabai and Shimato violating tite regulations tothe 27th M inuol Vasuousallosmalicious iujury I to tho 10 h

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LOOAIi AND QENEBAti NEWS

TnE Independent F penta permonth

The Attorney Goooral Dole haaroturnod to tho city aud resumedhis oQiial duties

The steamer Dorio brought alargo mail from the Coast a totalof about 300 aaaks

The steamer Sierra is reported tohnvo made a fast trip to the CoaBt

five days and Beven hours

Tho steamor Coptio from theOriont on route to tho Coast arrivedin port here this morning

The particioator in the opera ofMajitana will havo a rehearsal attho Opera House this evening

Mrs James Campball Parker hasgiven a timely cash present to theKauniakapili Sunday Sohool

J B Alberton is reported to bo sofar improved in health as to bo abteto indulgo in lipht exeroisos daily

The news from Washington is totho effect that tho hoped for per ¬

mission for Chinese to come dontgo

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High School by the pupils tomor-

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afternoon commencing at 2

p m

The crew of the steamship Moansgave a very creditable exhibitionof tbeir efficiency in boat drillwhile in port

Old Prob hit the weather of

yestorday in tho center lightsoutherly winds and cloudy weath-

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prevailing

The contract for tbo constructionof the new lijform Sohool hai notbeen awarded as veil to the lowestor nuy bidder

Th6 Maile Lhua the representa ¬

tive paper of Kaabumanu schoolis published for December It is abright number

The Japanose Gshermen are to beprohibited from the use of lightof nights when anchored ip theirsampans off the harbor

Attorney Dillon left by tbo steal ¬

er Zealandia for San Francisco wjththe intent of j doing a homegathering at Christmas

Slight as the rain wa of thisearly morning the Kewalo districtis again impassable no road norsidewalks being discornable

Reports rsceived from Maui show

that the late rains did greatdamage to roads and bridges invarious districts of the island

There will be a meeting of theBuilders and Traders Exchangennmbnrs at their room this vooinp

t which important business will bodisoussed

The steamer Nevadan has baenllhalled bv Snriiokels Co for tie

the tug Fearless in pullingNiagara rock

Tho dance at Progress hall thisevening will take place rain or norain the overplus funds will bodonated to the benefit of tti

Wfcids of the Nation

Tho departure of Gerritt P W ldorfor the Gotst to not as generaltourist agent has been delayed in-

definitely¬

Weedon is still wrestlingwith Y M A tourists

Tbestoamer Moans brought thonews that the volcano etuptious on

yesterdaynor did th ponplo llw therefromas stated in first report

The steamer Dorio brought buttwo tourist passengers for hereviz T Thomas Fortuuo and II WPfouty They may vi lt tho almostextinct volcano beforo departureagain

The Band will give a concert atthe Moana Hoto this evening com ¬

mencing at 70 oclock Tho vocalsolos will bo all favorito Hawaiian

several of the instrumentalnumbers are to bo given by request

LOCAL AND QliNEBAL NKWS

Iliin is amongst I ho pro babilitloof the weather for today

Bishop llestariclt returnod herefrom his olUcial visit to Maui in

tho steamor Nevadan

Founders Day will be appropri-ately

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celebrated tomorrow at thoKamehamoha Schools

A uow commander of the artilleryforces hore Major John McLellaris expaoted at Cnnip McKinley

W H Wrights real estate propuryis to ba sold The absconding exTrjasuror has not yet been local d

An ofllcial notice auno uncing of-

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holidays signed by Henry ECooper Seorotary of the Territoryis published

The Hardware Co has a change ofad in this issuo offering uuprrcadented inducements in bargains in

holiday presents

Tho telepnoui company is placingnew cable lines in position and

is msdo of much neededimprovement in seivice

Tho Dorio will sail for theOriont at 3 oulook and the Copticfor San Franoisoo at 6 oclock thisafternoon Post ollieo mails closean hour oarlier

Tho cable ship Silvortou was ex ¬

pected to leave San Francisco on

the 13th inst aud may beixpectedto arrive off shore here en or aboutChristmas

The transport Solace is stated tohavo loft San Francisco on the sameday as the steamer Doric it so theSolace is duo here today

All youug man are invited to thedinner to be given to the Lip Prob ¬

lem Olub at th Y M C A hall thisvaning at 039 oclock An address

will ba giveu by Rev G L PearBon

Contradictory telegrams are beingreceived relative to the date of ar-

rival¬

hero from Hawaii of BishopOulstao The latest is to Ihe eff otthe reverend gentleman will arrivebylhoKinauon Saturday

The following p rsons left by thiZoalandia for the Coast Miss A- - --

drew ChlniBr8 A Graham Misi EH Ryan J Michael Capt GeorgePilz CEBill Pn Seversou PRunke James Bcknoll R C Lydecker MsG J Be ker T I Dillon

T Thomas Fortune a rolored pulicist ropreientiug the U S Treasurydepartment arrived lion by theDoric Mr Fortune is charged with

the investigation of tho labor nocditiom existing in Hawaii Hisconclusions will bo forwarded to thoSecretary of the Trrasury

Judge Da Bolt has issued an orderdemanding tho payment into theFirst Circuit Court of the sum of18025 held by tho Bishop bank

on account of the legally embarraB- -

olaim due for assistance given by sed old man John K Sii nner

C

Ither cu will soon ba up to th Judge to

dooido who will have a claim onthe charge of it

There was no etideuco presentedat the coronets on tho Vasconcelles boy tliaf tended to showthat the Rapid Transit cnr hadfrightened the horse On the contrary the first afsistanoe was glveuby a Rapid Transit conductor

The Board of Health obtained anexpression of publin opinion relativeto the proposed closing up of h

notnoteries qt a called piiblju meetf

the islaud of Savaii did no dsnngo K bUarnoon aud in an

the

melodies

promise

inquest

ooru wttn tuo wtaups ofprossou winrefrain from taking any dooidedaction fcr the present

Master Mariners Must

Tho Master Mariners AeooialouHonolulu Harbor No CI held anelection of officers with a rosull thatthe following members will run theBhip for tho next year viz WorthyCaptain F Moahori First pilot IIF Bennett Second pilot W Wymauj TrustseB T K Clarke M Clarkand J F Haglund Captains olerkflan H Plitz The installation nf

I the elect takes place next Sunday

Tho Firet Local Mint

One of the institutions herewhich has the special attention 6ftourists as well as the local people

is tho Mint which is established on

Nuunnu street opposite Queen

Emma Hall It Is interesting to

entor tho largo main working room

whore goneral manager McDonoughand his corps of aoaistants aro atwork Tho cool and large lauai is a

proper resting place and tho vaultswhere tho bars to bo minted and

beer aro kept present a very tastyspectacle The Mint is open from

530 a no to 11 30 p m and duringthose hours tho work nover coaBes

Visitors nftor looking over tho place

will find first olas refreshments and

tho purest of liauors

THOS LINDSAY

Manufacturing

Call and inspoot tho beautiful anduseful display of goods for presents or for personal use and adornmoot

Lovo Building KS0 Fori Street

ZiDKG B3MC BTES

V7AIK1K1 BEACH Eciiolnln

0 J 8HEITF0QD Fioprlotor

Whre sarih vu air and ttn int ikyTMiebrakfTiionaaielullabi

KlnE Btrootlratr OBTS pmuier iMaAUII

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fitters stunBldp Co

Freight and

Passengers for aU

TcrtfLTifl Port s

SEALED TENDERS

ffl JIHIIlJIll

OFridE of thi TiikasurehTeukiturv of Haw mi

Honolulu Ddcember 13 19J2Sealed Twders will be reieiv d tt

the ollioe of the Trdssurnr of theTerritory nf Jrwaiinniil 12 oclnoU

Inoou on Tuesday December 23 d102 for priiitig and hiuoiiighe Uj ort ul tho Trea urr nf i h

Territory for the p rod fr in Juy1st 1031 toJuiiH li h 1012 dReport to be delivered at tho r liceof tho Troanuror hfur tho Jll t

dav of lat uar 19051

Rditi a of FilU yi o small picajTables lot g pr mr

Paper to be lmier A Book 11 lbsThe abovH is to iiifdud covets of

havirir material with till-Smples of style fur the woik cai

bn s en upon application to theRpuistrar of Putdio Acounts

The Treanirer doa not bindhimself to wpt tbo I WJst or anybid

A N KEPOIKAITroisurer Territory of Hswaii

23S7 at

Use

Crystal

Springs BitterIt is perfectly pure and always

gives satisfaction We deliver it inneat pasteboatd boxes

Metropolitan Meat Co

Tvjlephoue Mqiu io

h

Pure

Beer

PRIMO

LAGERIs Jin absolutely pure productof maltand ljops brewed under the mostfavorable conditions and with thomost approved methods Order fromBrewery

Telephone Main 341

Bargains In Holiday PresentsUnprecedented Inducements

rices

PicturesAitolypop Platiuolypts Etchings Engravings Marked Down

FramingOur atrok of mouldings is up to date You can havo your pic¬

tures framed to suit jour tarto at cost prices

LampsFur Parlor Library aid Boudoir bought direct from thofaotory

Ai tists MaterialsFor Oil China and Water Color Painting and Pyrograpby

Work

Umbrella StandsWhich may bo iiBed for Flower Pot Holders fifty per cent belowpresent cost of importation

Bargain CountersArticles suitable for lresmts in China Crockery Biique etcPaint Boxer Haiimocks Japneo Flower PotP Trays aud TeaTables etc etc 5- - 10- - 55 50- - ind SI Counters

China Firing at San Erancisco Prices

rSE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTDFort Street Art Eoopis and Bethel Street Department

l Ubm lis Hit lm m mhy L U

SUGAR FACTORSIMPORTERS OIF

General MerchandiseAND

vgents for LloydBCanadian Australian Steamship Line

British Foreign Marine Insurance CoJNorthern Aeourance Co Fire and Life

Canadian Pacific Railway CoPionppr Line nf Pftoltcfa from Livrpoo

A Good Lht to Coioct From

Budwoiser A B C BohemianPremium Pale Rainier audPriuio in Quarts aud Pints

Bull Doy Stout

Gorman Malt Extract

Selvl rtor uxirie xx

With Claret makes- - a nice refreshiujj diiuli

A fine assortment of the BJstBrands of Wines aid Liquors justreceived

i

Assorted Goods r Family Tradea specialty

Oamara CoCorner ueen and AlaVeaea

Tellilue 4U2 2285

Sanitary Steam Laundry

Co Ltd

pun

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

Having made largo additions toour machinery we are now able tolaunder SPREADS SHEETS PILLOWSLIPS TABLE CLOTHSTABLE NAPKINS and TOWELSat the rate of 26 cents per dozencash

Satisfactory work and prompt delivory guaranteed

No fear of clothing being loitfrom stnkoB

Wo iuvito inspection of our laun ¬

dry and methods at any time duringbusiness hours

Ring Up Main 73

and nur wagons will call for your11 work tf

Kentuckys tamous jobssa iiooraWhiskey unoqualled for its purityand ficolloure On sale at any othe saloons and at Lovejoy Codistributing ogsats for the HawaiianXelauda

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mrvrwmittiatm

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nzoot BnndRTl

T3LBPH0NE MAIN 341

P OBOX 81

Eitoredat UurVoa OIUco at Honolulu

H T ob Bocoml olBBB wail

aUBBOBiniOK BA2KB

jer Month nnywnoro In tlio Un- -

waiian Inlands 5Q

liir Year wEor Year postpaid to Foreign Ooun

8 uutrios

Sayablo Invariably la Advance

Y J XEiTEA Jtovrlotor ftnd Eufc

Unhcr

Boaldlnc In Uonolnlu -

THURSDAY DEO 18 1902

CEMETERY QUESTION

The Board of Heatlh came to

gethar yesterday afternoon in its

regular weekly meet havingall thote who took

interest in the Bubject of tbo clos

ing of cemeteries within tho cityslimits to attend and give expression

of opinion on tho uV joct No

tangibe reasons why suuh a propo ¬

sition should be carried out was

given by the Bjard other than a

doiiru to havo them closed and

thereby imposo a frcot iraouut of

hardship upon the poor ispcoially

tho Hawaiians The crowd of peo ¬

ple who attended was composedutmost entirely of Hawaiiacp show ¬

ing thereby tho iutrost tuyTSUe in

tho proposed future disposition 1

their dead

Hawaiians attended according to

the public invitation mainly outof curiosity to find out for themeelvesjWhothtr thoBoard was to carry

out its long drawu and salt agi

tated policy of closing all of ourcities of the dead The Presidentsat nsido tho thought of disturbingtho dead aud burned -- by Btating

that that wis not tho intuition of

tho Board but rather it was to

provont any further burials

Why miy we ak should no

further burials bo niacin in ourcemotorios Whyjhould thosa who

own plots 13 doprived of tho priv- -

ii i - - 1 1 Mr

uenous outbreak or any opt uorniofrom these oaraetortos ob

wo know over tho establishmsnt of public ooaieta ries in thiscity uothing of the kind Un ever

ooourred hero Aud agiin why

of lovo that thoy havo already in- -

forced to look olaewhero for othorplaces for burial purposes withoutreceiving a proper roooguitionof tho rights that thoy already poBsea

sud to eoj y all tho privileges and

benefits acouriug therefrom

Wo ate of tho opiuioa that thoGovernment should croato and estab-

lish

¬

now public cemotorios to con-

form

¬

to tho cilys growth but itshould not bo made ns a hardshipon tho poor among our own people

But the proaont cemteries as

havo been and are at tho present

lime available to all to be buriod

thoroin providing are not yot

full Wo understand that iu EuropeEngland in particular many peopleare buriod in ono grave the graves

at the first digging being dug toodepth of about 8 feet If it has boeo

dono there whioh no doubt has

been going ou for centuries why

cau not the same plan be carried out

here This was done tbore we

understand in order to save land

aud wo feci the Bame method can be

as wol applied and adopted here

It will take yet many more years

befort our present cemeteries will

bo filled and at this writing we

cannot see the urgont necessity for

tho proposition of closing the ceme

teiies of the city without specified

cause

Oa tho point of Bentimont o gray

headed son of ono of the early mis-

sionary

¬

fathers who came here with

tho first comerr expressed himself

quite pathetically in bis desire to be

buried among these of his family and

friends who have gone before This

speaker made a strong sympatheticappeal in behalf of the Hawaiianswhom his forbears had come toChristianize and to educate His

sentimental expressions were couched mostfeelingly aud wo hope thattho wish ho expressed may be re-

alized

¬

whose years are already far

advanced white having orownod his

head aud whoso days- - are only a

question of time when he n ill be cal

edhonco to join the great host Wo

too hope to realize tho same die- -

position ofter death if permitted

T r jo

SjQtiuitsut with the Hawaiians is a

great thing We are moro or lefs

sentimentally inclined Being so

the Hawaiians at least do

not favor auy proposition to closn

close the cemeteries or to compelthem to submit their dead to ere

rnation Hawaiians are not ac ¬

customed toorematiou and thoy aremoro or les attached to their deadThey fol this proposition wo be

ievo more than any other class iu

our cosmopolitan community as

evinced by yesterdays attendanceBeing ourselves Hawaiian who

have our own dead to look nfterinthree eemoterfes aud wo think thatit should cot be hastily consideredand action forcod upon us Wn are

with those who- - yesterday asked todefer consideration and leave it to

the Legislature whioh will converso

in two months time to solve

Mot ui uujihb His uonu mou BllVl1-- Wtlt nnt

the uturol Has there Leon any iui0rtauou lbat WB oel oimovos

Ai farsiuco

they

thoy

up

incapable of doing it full justice atthis writing

It is understood that three ceme-

teries are the only ones aimed at to beclosed Thoy are Makiki Kwaiabao

should plotholdors bo oompeliod aud the Roman Catholic tho first

to forego tho m i y time and labor named being Government KroundBWe strongly objeot to any such shownf uartialitv whv not Nuuanu and

vested in their burial places at the olhorg in ci ljnUa If au timere ipse dixit of an unprofessional ular one should be left opened all

ud non export iaapeotor and be should be and if those three are to

KVtsMffWtflJI

be closed all should be likewisetreated There should he no fvorsshown to any one sect of actior inthe granting of auy putilio utilitybutthat all should have like treatmentaccorded tlmm

TOPICS OF THE DAY

Tho Republican party in Washingt-on- havo seemingly but little regard for tho maohine victory obtain-ed by the local brunch of tho G OP The spoils of victory obtainablehere is about all that will come asgrist to the clique in Hawaii forthe next year at least

Reports from Washington indi-

cate that all Asiatic labor is tobe restricted to this Territory as tothe mainland The paeus of praisewhich the radical annexationists willraite especially these whose trucksare lined with sugar stock areliable to cause cracks to appear iuthe cerulean surroundings

Has anyono got an eye on thelands of the cemeteries which theautocratio Board of Health pro-

pose¬

to olose Wo can only sur-

mise¬

that thero may be businesspropositions on aa soma of thosecemetery premises are mighty good

stock being valuable and avail-

able¬

to the citys expansion asbusiness and residence sites parti-

cularly¬

in locations We may bemistaken however in so surmisingyet bo it looks to us at this timeand has ever since the propositionwas first mootod

One member of the Board ofHealth has grown up and liyed allhis life wa may say in close proximity to cemeteries and ho is stillhale and hearty On his fatherspremise there is apmb still stand ¬

ing containing uuburied coffins ofrelatives and yet the member hasnot been illyalTeoted nor any of hisfamily who were birn before andafter him It was on those samepremisos that they were all bornand raised and many of their oilsprings as well and today they areall sb healthy and more so thanothers who have lived away audapart from tombs and cemeteriesIs there auydittVireno- - or are theyspecially immune

Yesterday the Board of Healthdisplay d its littleness iu holdingits meeting within its own narrowcell whioh was altogether tonsmall to accommodate all those whoattended with stilliciont seatingspaco The atteudance was composed almost onliroly of Hawaiianthereby showiog that they as a classtook the suhject of comoteriosstrongly to heart it being to thornthe Goal disposition of iheir mortalnoil We hope that when theBoard oall for another meetingfor discussiou of the cubjeot in thluture according to its decisionyesterday it will not again displayits littlenes by holding such an important meeting whioh means agreat deal to Hawaiian in smalincommodious quarters but mayseek a larger and more hoalthfullooatiou where al those who mnjwish to attend may be accommocatt dand seated and not knpt etandiug

The Inoefenubnt dcos not parlircularv favor the idea of civiuirbenefits to the Settlement ivardsi e we mean in tho way of personalgifts to every individual inmate fat

tbeSettlbment as was doue at onetime with tbo prooeeJs of a mostsuccessful and fashionable concertgotten up by the Vlitp1 fromwhioh we believe thero is still asurplus remaining Beuefit concertsor any other class of entertainmentor rather the proceeds derived from them should go towards Bomolhing permanent - thatmay remain aside from maintenance as a monument to publicgenerosity We fflbl that if theproceeds of entertaiomonts ehould

bo handed over to tho Superintend ¬

ent of tho Settlement to provideamu oiiimts for the hmites andvyhere all who can may enjoythomselvo3wo aro oilGJent the8itno would bo ju lioiotHly and con ¬

scientiously used Tho wardsare sufficiently wMl supplied withtheueco8sities of life and ouy inno ¬

vations towardi lightening their bur ¬

dens and miking timo pass pleasantly for them would no doubt bogreatly appreciated

DiBtrlct Ouurt Wilcox JTwenty Boveu criminal case were

ou the docket presented to theuotioo of Judge Wilonx this moruitipeaoh and every ono was pasFedupon as follows Antonio Colonvagrancy Gin Kong and six otherChinese common nuinaucp and M

G Sdva sidling without licnBfwere all reprimanded aud discharged three hore thievec J GraeioFtaa H Blanch- - nod E Marli3went for trial to the Ciruuit CourtJno Lua another of like ilk wentover to the 191- - Ah Ntf andWong Wa Rue obsructing sidewalliued 2 and coits Paahai aud Shimato violating tire regulations tothe 27th Minuel Vasuousallesmalicious injury 1 to tho 15 li

Stocki assault with a weapon totho 19th Hoohuli assault 30 daysIn jail and two drunk tka uualamount

Govjrnniint Omtruotlon

Tho ordi r emina iug from heod-q-iarter- 3

at tho Capital relativa totbo obstruction of sidewalks shouldbe enforced against theGovernmentcement pipe factory corner of Kawaiahao and South streets Pedettrians are compelled to take themiddle of tho muddy roadwoy ouaccount of the obstruction by waterpipes to pasaM on the epare allotled by law for a sidewalk

Tiiaaksgiving

Oregon Boiled Cider MinceMeat Craubetry Sauce PlumPudding etc at

Lewis - CoLEADING GROCERS

2AU Three Telephones 2401000 Fo t Street

Fire LossSale - - -A large lot of Horse and Mule

shoes assorted sizt sGblvauized Iron Buckets a3orted

szijfBand nalv Im Tubs u ported

szefSisal an 1 Manila Hope sssorted

sizesPlanters and G0060 Niiik Hois

asorled Sj lR R Pibli Axe and Pick Mat

locks asBorteil sizdrAxp Hoh and Pick Handler es- -

sortfrd BizrtfReady Mixed Paints assorted

colorsAgatB Ware

The above merchandise must besold cheap for cash by

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IlESUMKD HISlHAOTICK

Tr Galbraith rf this city hunrntimed his praotico and oxu befound at hn ollice corner of Hore utauia auu Umou slrotc betweenthe hours of 8 aud 10 a m and 1

to 0 and 7 to 8 p tn daily Telephone Jiatn YfJi 2iii5 2w

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Ttamaet a Qtntral Banking and dfianrBiijirien

Deposits Keoolvod Loans made on Aproved Sooaritv Oommoroll and Travelera Orudlt Issncd Bills of BzohftnalboaRlit and sold

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varieties just received

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h SUMMER PROPOSITION

Well now theres tha

ICE QUESTION I

You know youll need ice youknow its a necessity in hot weatherWo believe you are anxious to getthat ice whioh will give you satis-faction

¬

and wed like to supplyyou Order from

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ZiOOAti AND GENERAL NEWS

The Independentmonth

50 cents por

The Attorney GenoratDolp hasreturned to tho city aud rosumtdhis oQijial duties

The steamer Doric brought alargo mail from the Coast a totalof about 300 aaaks

Tho steamer Sierra is reported tohavo made a fast trip to the Coastfivo days and Beven hours

The steamor Coptic from theOrient en route to the Coast arrivedin port here this morning

Tho particiuators in the npora ofMaritana will havo a rehearsal attho Opera House this evening

Mrs James Caropball Parkorgiven a timely cash present to

hasthe

Kaumakapili Sunday Sohool

J B Athertou is reported to bo so

far improved in health as to be abletlindulgo in light exercises daily

The news from Washington is totho effect that the hoped for per ¬

mission for Chinese to oome dontgo

There will ba concert at theHigh School by the pupils tomorrow afternoon commencing at 2

p m

The crew of tho steamship Moanagave a very creditable exhibitionof their efficiency in boat drillwhile in port

Old Prob hit the weather of

yesterday in tho center lightsoutherly winds and oloudy weath-

er¬

prevailing

The contract for tho constructionof the new ltjform Sohool hat notIieeu awardeH as vi to the lowestor any bidder

Th6 Maile L hua the representa ¬

tive paper of Kaahumanu schoolis published for December It is abright number

The Japanese Gshermen aro to heprohibited from the uo of lightof nights when anchored ip theirsampans off the harbor

Attorney Dillon left by Ibostearjei Zealandia for San Francisco wjlhthe intent of j iuing a homegathering at Christmas

Slight as the rain wa of thisearly morning the Kewalo districtis again impassable no road norsidewalks being discernablo

Reports received from Maui show

that the late rains did greatdamage to roads and bridges invarious districts of the island

There will be a meeting of theBuilders and Traders Exchangenumbers at their room this eveningt whioh important husicess will be

discussed

The steamer Nevadan has bsenlibelled by Spreokels fc Co for Heclaim due for assistance given bythe tug Fearless in pulling her elfNiagara rock

Tho dance at Progress hall thisevening will take place rain or norain the overplus funds will bo

donated to the benefit of tHWards of the Nation

Tho departure of Gerritt P W ldorfor the Cotst to aot as generaltourist agent has been delayed in-

definitely¬

Wvedon js still wrestlingwith YM C A tourists

The stoamer Moana brought thonewB that the volcano eruplious on

nor atu poopio uie inereiromas stated in the first report

The steamer Doric brought buttwo tourhst passengers for herevia T Thomas Fortuuo and H WProuly They may vilt the almostextinct voloano beforo departureagain

The Band will give a concert atthe Moana Hotel this evening com ¬

at 730 oclock The vocalsolos will be all favorito Hawaiianmelodies several of the instrumentalnumbers are to bo given by re-

quest¬

iiiiiiwwiiimiiiiinimIiOOAIj AND aKNJ5BAIi NKWS

Rin is amongst tho probabilityof the weather for today

Bishop Roatariclt returned herefrom his olliuial visit to Maui in

tho steamor Nevadan

Founders Day will be appropri-ately

¬

celebrated tomorrow at thoKatnehamoha Schools

A now commander of the artilleryforces bore Major John McLsllaris expacted at Camp McKinloy

W H Wrights real estate propryis to be sold The absconding ex

Troasuror has not yet bedh located

Au official notice anno uncing of-

ficial¬

holidays signed by Henry ECooper Secretary of the Territoryis published

Tho Hardware Co haa a change ofad in this issue offering unprrcodented inducoments in bargaius inholiday presents

Tho telephone company is placingnew cable lines in position andpromise is made of much neededimprovement in setvice

The Doric will sail for theOrient at 3 oclock and the Copticfor San Francisco at G oclock thisafternoon Post ollico mails closean hour earlier

Tho cable ship Silvorton was ex ¬

pected to leave San Francisco onthe 13th inst aud may beixpectedto arrive oil shore here en or aboutChristmas

The transport Solace is slated tohavo loft San Francisco on the sameday as the steamer Doric it so theSolace is duo here today

All young men are invited to thodinner to be givon to the Lip Prob-lem

¬

Club at th M C A hall thisrvrtning at G30 oclock An addresswill ba given by Rev G L Pearson

Contradictory telegrams are beiDgreceived relative to the date nf ar-

rival¬

hero from Hawaii of BishopOulstan The latest is to the tuctthe reverend gentleman will arriveby thoKinau on Faturday

The following prsons left by thiZoalaodia for the Coast Miss A --

drew Chflruors A Graham Misi EH Ryan J Michael Capt GeorgePilz C E Hill FH Severs PRunke James BckoolJ R C Lydecker Mis G J Beker T I Dillon

T Thomas Fortune a colored pu

licist ropreienting the U S Treasurydepartment arrived lion by theDoric Mr Fortune is charged with

the investigation of the labor corditioni existing in Hawaii Hisconclusions will ba forwarded to tbaSecretary of the Treasury

Judgo Da Bolt has issued an orderdemanding the payment into theFirst Circuit Court nf the sum of

18025 held by tho Bishop bankon account of the legally embarras-sed

¬

old man John K Su nner Itwill soon ba up to th Judge todecide who will have a claim on

the charge of it

There was no evidence presentedat the coronpis inquest on tho VasconcelleH boy Ilia- - tended to showthat the Rapid Transit card hadfrightened the horse On the ooutrary the first afsiftanoe was givenby a Rapid Transit conductor

The Board of Health obtained anexpression of public opinion relativeto tho proposed closing up of Ihpgouotanes at a oaled publiy meel

the islaud of Savaii did no dsnngo tog yesterday uflumoon and in an

tn

mencing

Y

uoru with the wlanes rxprossod willrefrain from taking any decidedaction fcr the present

t y trMaster Mariners Meet

Tho Master Mariners AssociationHonolulu Harbor No 54 held anelection of oilioers with a result thatthe following members will run theship for the next year viz WorthyCaptain F Mosheri First pilot IIF Bennett Second pilot W Wymau Trustees T K Clarke M Clarkand J F Haglund Captains clerkGeo H Plitz The installation nf

I tho elect takes place next Sunday

Tho First ivocal Mint

nic rr i tin institutions herewhich has the special attention 6ftourists as well as the local peopleis the Mint which is established on

Nuunnu street opposite Queen

Emma Hall It is interesting toentor tho largo main working room

whore gonoral manager McDonoughand his corps of assistants ore atwork Tho cool and large lanai is a

proper resting place and tho vaultswhere tho bars to bo minted and

beer aro kept present a very tastyspectacle The Mint is open from

530 a ro to 1180 p m and duringthoEe hours tho work nover ceases

Visitors aftor looking over tho place

will find first olas refreshments andthe puresL of liauors

THOS LINDSAY

Mannfaotnrlnfj Jeweler

Call and inspect the beautiful anduseful display of goodB for presents or for personal use and adornmont

Love Building 530 Fort Street

IBM B3AHCD BSiS

WAIKIKl BKACH - Ecuolnlti

0 J BUERtfQQD Froprlslor

Whrt 4arih ami air and ttafnd kyTijie hrtaktrt long give lullaby

Kins BtrootTraiP OnTB pnatbe

lilders StsaisMp Co

Freight aad

Passengers for all

Tftlfuiri Ports

SEALED TENDEB3

Office of tub TubasuhehTtimiTOBV or Hawiui

HoNurmu Daoeniber 13 19J2Sealert Teders will be received at

the ofiioe nf the Treasnrfr of theTVrritory nf Ufwaii nniil 12 oclock

lnoou on Tuesday December 23 dSU2 for pri iiug and binding

i he ltj ort o the Treaurf rof I hTerritory for tho p rod fr in Juy1st 1031 to June h 1902 dReport to be delivered at the Hioeof the Treasuror hfore tho SI t

dav of Jai ua- - 19011

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Paper to lie Idler A Book Ji lbsThe abovn in to inpluri covins of

lravlcr intenr1 with tit Is

Smples of style forthe woik canbri s eu upon application to theResist rar nf Public Acounts

The Trearurer doa not bindhiinaelf to apofpt the lWJSt or auybid

A N KEPOIKAITroisurer Territory of Hawaii

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Orystal

Springs Butter

It is perfectly pure and alwaysRives satisfaction Wo deliver it innoat pasteboard boxes

Metropolitan Meat Go

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LAGERIb ii n absolutely pure product ofmnltand hops brewed under the mostfavorable conditionn and with themoBt approved methods Order fromBrewery

Telephone Main 341

argalns In Holiday PresentUnprecedented Inducements

PicturesArtolypop Platiuotypes Etchings Engravingp Marked Down

FramiaoOur strok of mouldings is up to date You can havo your pic ¬

tures framed to suit your tafto at cost prices

LampsFor Parlor Library aid Boudoir bought direct from- thofaotory

Aitiste MaterialsFor Oil China and Water Color Painting and Pyrograpby

Work

Umbrella StandsWhich mav be used for Flower Pot Holders fifty per cent belowpresent cost of importation

Bargsia CountersArticles - suitable for Vresiuts in China Crockery Bifque etcPaint Boxer Hammocks Japnneo Flower Potc Travs aud Tea

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China Firing at San Erancisco Prices

rSS PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTDFort Street Art Eooms and Bethel Street Department

SUGAR FACTORS

GeneralIMPOETJ5ES OIT

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vgente for LloydeCanadian Australian Steamship Line

British Foreign Marine Insurance CoJNorthern AeBiirance Co Firo and Life

Canadian Pacific ilaiiway CoPionppr Line nf Paoketfl from TiivnrDoo1

a Goon Lbt to Meet From Sanitary Sieaiii Lanndry

BHlEPiS- - rn Ltd

Budweiser A B C BohemianPremium Pale Rainier audPrimo in Quarts and Pints

Bull Dog Sirat

Gorman Malt Extract

SELTJLQrToriinneix

With Claret makes- - a nice refreshiufj diiuk

A fine assortment of the B stBrands of Wines aid Liquors justreceived

Assorted Goods r Family Tradoa specialty

Oamara Co0

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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

Having made large additions toour maohiuory we are now able tolaunder SPREADS SHEETS PILLOWSLIPS TABLE CLOTHSTABLE NAPKINS and TOWELSat the rate of 26 cents per dozencash

Satisfactory work aud prompt delivory guaranteed

No fear of olothing being lostfrom strikes

Wo invite inspection of our laun ¬

dry and methods at auy time duringbusiness hours

Ring Up Main 73

and nur wagons will call for your11 work tf

Kentuckys famous Jessie MooreWhiekoy uuoqualled for ita purityfind fsoollonre On sale at any othe saloons end at Lovejoy CodistribqiinK ogeats for the HawaiianWands

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Upholds the Right and is

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NOR IS IT PLEDGED TO ANY PARTY SECTI OR FACTION

--3ts Expressions are Outspoken

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DELIVERED PRBE

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1 to 3 and 7 toQBloo hours to --lt a ii ia v TnlepUono 9031 whlto -- r

THOMAS FITOH

Attoune at Law

33a S Kin St Honolulu17 lm

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2130 and U10 fit tCaaiioa tforthlb onaHawMl Apply to

MOttttia K KKDUOKAliOLSttol Eat Us Asout

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Prami833 on Kukui Lane loaOJaion given on January 1 1901

Jot terms apply to7U KAPIOLAM E3TA1TB

ALLEN s

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All Kinde

Quoon Street Honotulu

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LoansRents Collected

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Office Bethel Buosi over the Now210 Model Restaurant ly

H B HITOHOQOK

At70eney at Law

Oflioo Morohnnt Street CortwriHhtBuilding

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8500 HOUSE AND LOT ON

Liliha Street near King Only amalcash payment received Apply to

LLIAMSAVIDGE CO206 Merchant RtrpnJ

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Win OIrwin President fc ManagerOloua Sprcckels First Vlco PreaidontW M Olllurd Kouond Vlce VrealdentU H Whitney Jr TrenBnror BeoretaryGeo J Boas Audit r

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White and Blaok SamlIn Quantities to Quit

EXCAATIHG COHTMCTED

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CORAL AHD SOIL FOB SALE

Dump Oarts furnished bthe day on Hours Notice

H R HITCHCOCE

Office with J M Monenrrat Carwright Building Merchant Stt

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Brace Waring fi Co

Reil Estate Dealers

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Wilders Steamship Go

Freight and

Passengers for all

Island Ports

To Fatten Fowl

The following rules for fattening

nie fiom the American Poultry Yardand will bo found of practical valuePlace tliom fifteen or twenty to-

gether In a closed coop that 1b cleanand comfoitalilo for them to oat andrest In wnliout ciowdlng each otherOlvo them fresh water to dilnk witha little cayenno Uepper thrown IntoIt two or thieo times a week nndfeed them nil they will eat lip cleanthree times a dny upon boiled cornand wheat meal with potatoes d littlesalted one part of each Into whichwhile lot stir n pound of commonIrd beef tallow or chandleis sciaps

perfectly sweet mind to six oreight quarts of Hie mash Feed thisout when wnim line a Imsln ofcoarse giavcl handy which thoy avIH

cat vll they need of to assist diges-

tion

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occasslonally mix a little pow

dcied chaicoal in this soft food whichlatter is an excellent purifier andguards against the souring of theirfood in the ciopj nndin two er tlu coweeks your buds will be at their bestThe coops should be set on the groundwith stinw or leaves for a flooring

They have no exercise mul they havenothing to do but to eat rest sloop

and grow fat This method Is simpleeconomical and the least troublesomeIn twelve or twenty four dajs at thooutside fowls thus tieatod should be

in their host condition for slaughter-ing

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IntorcstmK ParagraphsIf the hand is surrounded by a

largo cuff havo the- - cards countedeery two or throe deals and lookout for hold outs says the New Voilt

JournalIf the hand have an itching palm

look out for the bluffsIf thoie is a crook In the second

phalanx of the flist finger bewaie ofshooting irons

Jf the hand is kept continually undertho table when not in action you arewarranted in having jour suspicionsof tho owner

If the hand trembles bluff againstthe owner as often ns possible andpound him for all jou are woithBy doing this you will be able to geteven for somo of the scirows of yourpast life

If tlie hand is in the habit of hold ¬

ing bobtail straights and flushescongratulate yourself quietly and do

not leave the game until you havo allthe money

If on tho other hand tho handI10UI3 royal straights and such thingsplay very close to jour shirt frontand leave eailj pleading a pressingengagement

If the- - hand holds five aces or Ave

caids of any denomination get outof tho game immediately

If the hand holds a ix shootoagiee to any tiling that tho ownerpioposos Tills description of handis not cften found cast of tho Mississippi but west of that liver it is afavoilte of soma of our most successfill poker players Ex

Ml3S Gush And Ethel dear what Is

tho babys naine Mrs NowmotherIyo named him Etholbeit Alger

non MIbs Gusli But I nHvnys

tnought tho father name I tho boysMis Newmothor if you could hearwhat his father calls him when ho

is walking tho floor with lilm In thocall dawn jou wouldnt wonder I

took mntteis In my own hands Ex- ia

ningo Did these ti misers of minecomo fiom tho tailors Mrs Bingo

No dear but my bonirt caraofiom tho milliners Hlngo savage-ly What do I care I should liketo know what your bonnets got to dowith my tioubera Mis Dingo

meekly Nothing my dear onlytho milliner Is waiting to Bee you In

tho noxt loom Ex

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Deposits RooolYEd Jjonnn mnrto on Aproved Beonrltv Cowmeroll and TrBf8li

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Sole Agents and GeneralDistributors for the Ha¬

waiian Territory

A SUMMER PROPOSITION

Well now thorea tho

ICE QUESTION

You know youll need ice youknow its a poooaBity in hot weatherWo bnliove you nre nnxioua to Retthat ice which will give you satisfaction and wod like to supplyyou Order Irom

Tlio Oghn Ice Electric Co

HOFFMAN AND MAIIKIJAM

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