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yoL XVIIL Telephone 365 Star Business Office M ETCH DC rill B MlMCT MM CC WAIOHINU Wheu Superintendent of Public Works Marstou Campbell was in :Waiohimi, Kau, Hawaii, May G, 7, and 8, there was held at his call one of the most interesting public gatherings recorded in a long time, the gathering being significant in that the determination of the peo- ple of Waiohimi, by unanimous vote, was to await the action of the United States Congress on the amendments to the Hawaiian Organic Act, particularly relating to land, before the settlement of the cele- brated Kamoa lauds and the Waiohinn village lands. Campbell was there to clear up public laud matters as near as possible. He gave the people the choice of at once having the lands put up at auction, to proceed with the sale or to wait until Congress should act in regard to the amendments to the Organic act, when those who have resided for ten years on the town lands may get their title: and he called upon them by name, to vote yes or no: and un animously they voted to await the action of Congress, except that they wanted the taro lots disposed of right away. The taro lots were sold, each resident getting an acre, those who .had been working the taro lots getting llrst choice. . MAN ASHINGTON ILLED BY AUT As a result of the death of John De Mello Uarboza, who was run over and killed yesterday afternoon by automobile No. 427, driven by E. C. Cluney, near the entrance of the Kamehameha boys' school, on King street, E. C. Cluney, John Cunimings and C. Machado are held to await the result of the coroner's inquest which will be held tonight at 7.30 in the sheriff's office. The accident occurred a little after five o'clock, while the car was coming at a good speed, according to the statements of several of the witnesses, towards Honolulu. "As a" "result of the post mortem held this morning in the morgue by City and County Physician iMackall, assisted by Drs. Emerson and Sinclair, Dr. Sinclair acting ior W. T. Itawlms, who is attorney for Cluney, it was found that every rib on the right side from the fifth down was broken, the iourth rib near the middle of the chest, There were two punctures of the liver, a fracture of the right hip acetabulum, and pelvis, several bruises and cuts on the head and the body. According to the police the watch that was carried by the uulortunate man was smashed to bits. Cluney and the two passengers who are being held, came at once to the station and surrendered themselves after they had taken the body ol Uarboza to the Queen's hospital. When the machine ar- rived at the hospital the house physician examined the body and found that life was extinct. Harry Lake, county detective, who was near the scene of the ac cident, m his written statement says that the machine had covered i distance of 200 yards before it was brought back to where the man was lying in the road. On account of the number of witnesses tonight's inquest is likely to last until late, and it is possible that it will be continued. VICTIM MAY LIVE On account or the coroner's jurv being unable to hear th3 story from Goo Yuen who was s;iot early yester- day morning by Yap Hue, the inquest over the death of the woman, Ah rio Ayana, uml the suicide t Yay Heu will Ayana, and the suicide of Yap Heu will Queen s nsspltal think that Yuen is well enough to talk. According to the statement of ..he "?5.00 Reward will be paid for the return of papers lost from '"The Majestic" during the Orpheum Firo Return to Klank." Mr Blank, you want one of our SAFE DEPOSIT DOXES. The above reward would pay for a year's rent. Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd. 923 Fort Street. doctors this mora than through. morning, fighting Goo Yuen nas chance to cull Word was received In Honolulu to- day to tho effect that--Harr- Marlin Hepburn, lieutenant in tho U. S. re- - venue cutter service, is to bo manager of tho Hawaiian Electric Company, transfers his usefulness to C Brewer & Co. Lieutenant Hepburn-an- Miss Mad- ge McCandiess, daughter of J. A. McCandless, the local millionaire, married in New York on April 28. NEW RICE MILL. The K. Yamamoto Rice Mill !s the largest as well as the finest in the Islands.' All machinery is of the very latest pattern. The famous Tengu Rice Is cleaned at this mill. With tho large cleaning capacity they are able to handle considerable out-sid- e parti- cular work which they gurantee. KEEl 14 HANDY. Immediate relief Is necessary in at- tacks of diarrhoea. Chamberlain's Co- lic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Ronvedy should' always bo on hand. Get a bottlo and bo prepared for suddon at- tacks. It nover fails to give roliof. For salo by all dealers, Benson Smith & Co., agents for Hawaii. HONOLULU, HAWAII, TUESDAY, MAY 17, 15)10. Mutiny Aboard CHINESE CREW OF BRITISH TRAMP COLLIER STRATH- - GYLE TRY TO KILL OFFICER AND WATCHMAN BE- CAUSE ONE. OF THEIR NUMBER IS NOT ALLOWED ON BOARD POLICE CALLED BRECKONS INVESTIGATES TRIAL BEFORE THE CONSUL. Red-eye- d mutiny on the part of the twenty-on- e members of the Chinese crew of the British freight steamship Strathgyle, Captain F. O. Davidson, broke out aboard that vessel between 10 and 11 o'clock this morning. One of the number had been refused permission to return to the vessel by the watchman, having overstayed his leave ashore, and, at once, armed with gratebars and cleavers, the rest of the Chinese went mad and tried to take possession of the vessel. The Strathgyle arrived here from Newcastle with coal for the Inter-Islan- d Company on Friday, May 13, and is tied up to the Bishop wharf. There had been more or less trouble with the crew since a few davs after leaving Newcastle, and mutiny was avoided only by the watchfulness of the officers. One of the Chinese had a pass to come ashore, but failed to re turn when the time allowed by the pass was worked out. When the Celestial returned to the ship this morning Watchman Layman refused him permission to get on the vessel, whereupon the rest ol the Chinese crew rose in arms to demand that their companion be let aboard. The master of the vessel was absent at the time, and the situation was in the hands of the acting second mate, John Bergsten. The watchman pulled his revolver, and shot several times, with a view to warning the mutineers that there would be bloodshed unless they resumed their duties without endeavoring to interfere with the dis- cipline of the ship. Chong Song, with a cleaver, and Ah Chcong, with a grate bar, at tacked the second officer, who received a nasty cut over the left eye with the grate bar. The officers of the ship ran to the rescue of the acting second ofll cer, and one went to the Honolulu Iron Works, to call for the police, who responded as soon as possible, headed by Captain Baker. Mounted men marched the twenty-on- e Chinese to the jail, where they now are. The master of the vessel has communicated with the British before whom the hearing may be had, since the Strathgyle is British territory. Nevertheless, V. S. District Attorney Breckons is looking up the aflair, as is also I . S. .Marshal Hendry, jurisdiction not yet having been determined. Captain Davidson refused any information to the press, appar ently imagining that the mutiny was none of the public's business. The Chinese claim that their officers do not treat .them as they should be treated and that the Strathgyle is an unhappy ship as far as the Chinese crew is concerned. EDWARD S BODY! LIES IN (Associate! Prcsi Cable to The Star.) Port SI ATE LONDON, May 17. The remains of the late King Edward were today taken to Westminster Hall, where they are now lying in state. The procession following the bier was most imposing, including many royal personages followed by their retinues and numbering a . . i. i p a. .11.. e it i.; ..l 1 'Ptili'f nosi in nuiauies mini an overuic Miiguoiu aim uiu unu. j.n;nv thousand regular troops lined the streets through which the proces- sion passed, and hundreds of thousands of spectators viewed the pro- gress of the catafalque. Brief services were held at Westminster. MAY NOT EI OUT AT EMKRYVILLE. SAN FRANCISCO. May 17. Present indications point strongly to the nrobabilitv that the creat Jelfries-Johnso- n llirht will not be held at Emeryville owing to the opposition there of the county offl cials. KNOX TO BRING PEACE. (Special Cable to The Star.) WASHINGTON, D. C, May 17. Secretary of State Knox will use his best endeavor to bring about harmony between the quarrelling nations of Peru and Ecuador. SPECTATORS SHOW ANGER. WASHINGTON, D. C, May 17. Assistant Attorney Gen- eral Lawler took the stand today in the investigation of affairs of the department of the interior to testify concerning the letter Stenographer Kcrby says Lawler wrote. He made denial of hav- ing consulted anyone in preparing memoranda for the President's consideration. When Pinchot and Garfield were referred to as being behind the "corrupters of Kerby," the spectators hissed. 5EC0ND EDITION THOUSANDS SEE (.Associated Press Cable io The Star. No. 5G52 DES MOINES, Iowa, May 17. During last night thousands of people of this city beheld a most brilliant meteoric shower, the phe- nomenon being associated with the nearness of the approach of Hal- - ley's comet to the earth. Many shooting stars have of late been observed from Honolulu, people living in Waikiki and Kaimuki noticing the en trancing spectacle. Last night there were noticed several stars fall- ing within a" very few minutes. Tomorrow the earth pierces the mys- - sterious veil of the tail of Ilalley's comet, the vision of which has of recent nights excited so much admiration and interest. Scientists of the four corners of the earth have their different pleasant and but all seem agreed that tomorrow night, or it may be tonight, will witness well worth staying up ill night to see. The comet can be seen from Honolulu better than from any other place in the world. Unscientific guesses at the end of the world are being indulged in, but, if it happens, no one will know the difference. SOLDIE LLIANT RA -- :- N particularly prognostications, disagreeable, phenomena RS HANDLE STRIKING ALIENS ILLASCO, May 17.-T- he military are in charge and arc maintain ing order among the fifteen hundred striking foreign employes of the tlas Portland Cement Company's plant. BURST out KILLS 1 HIRTY CANTON, O., May 17 Thirty have been killed and scores have been injured, many of whom will die, by an explosion which occur- red today in the boilers of the local tinplate works. JUBILEE AT BERKELY BERKELEY, May 17. Hiulley of Yale today delivered an address on the occasion of the University's jubilee; :xxkxx.::xK'o MONEY SAVING SPECIALS. Five exceptional specials are offer-- 1 cd' by Sachs Dry Goods Co, for Mon- day, Tuesday and Wednesday. Also many interesting items In new goods. Sec ad todar. 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WAIOHINU
Wheu Superintendent of Public Works Marstou Campbell was in:Waiohimi, Kau, Hawaii, May G, 7, and 8, there was held at his callone of the most interesting public gatherings recorded in a long time,the gathering being significant in that the determination of the peo-
ple of Waiohimi, by unanimous vote, was to await the action of theUnited States Congress on the amendments to the Hawaiian OrganicAct, particularly relating to land, before the settlement of the cele-
brated Kamoa lauds and the Waiohinn village lands.Campbell was there to clear up public laud matters as near as
possible. He gave the people the choice of at once having the landsput up at auction, to proceed with the sale or to wait until Congressshould act in regard to the amendments to the Organic act, whenthose who have resided for ten years on the town lands may get theirtitle: and he called upon them by name, to vote yes or no: and unanimously they voted to await the action of Congress, except thatthey wanted the taro lots disposed of right away.
The taro lots were sold, each resident getting an acre, those who.had been working the taro lots getting llrst choice.
.
MAN
ASHINGTON
ILLED BY AUT
As a result of the death of John De Mello Uarboza, who was runover and killed yesterday afternoon by automobile No. 427, drivenby E. C. Cluney, near the entrance of the Kamehameha boys' school,on King street, E. C. Cluney, John Cunimings and C. Machado areheld to await the result of the coroner's inquest which will be heldtonight at 7.30 in the sheriff's office.
The accident occurred a little after five o'clock, while the carwas coming at a good speed, according to the statements of severalof the witnesses, towards Honolulu.
"As a" "result of the post mortem held this morning in the morgueby City and County Physician iMackall, assisted by Drs. Emersonand Sinclair, Dr. Sinclair acting ior W. T. Itawlms, who is attorneyfor Cluney, it was found that every rib on the right side from thefifth down was broken, the iourth rib near the middle of the chest,There were two punctures of the liver, a fracture of the right hipacetabulum, and pelvis, several bruises and cuts on the head and thebody. According to the police the watch that was carried by theuulortunate man was smashed to bits.
Cluney and the two passengers who are being held, came at onceto the station and surrendered themselves after they had taken thebody ol Uarboza to the Queen's hospital. When the machine ar-rived at the hospital the house physician examined the body andfound that life was extinct.
Harry Lake, county detective, who was near the scene of the accident, m his written statement says that the machine had covered i
distance of 200 yards before it was brought back to where the manwas lying in the road.
On account of the number of witnesses tonight's inquest is likelyto last until late, and it is possible that it will be continued.
VICTIM MAY LIVE
On account or the coroner's jurvbeing unable to hear th3 story fromGoo Yuen who was s;iot early yester-day morning by Yap Hue, the inquestover the death of the woman, Ah rioAyana, uml the suicide t Yay Heu willAyana, and the suicide of Yap Heu willQueen s nsspltal think that Yuen is
well enough to talk.According to the statement of ..he
"?5.00 Reward will be paidfor the return of papers lostfrom '"The Majestic" during theOrpheum Firo Return to
Klank."Mr Blank, you want one of
our
SAFE DEPOSIT DOXES.
The above reward would payfor a year's rent.
HawaiianTrust
Co., Ltd.923 Fort Street.
doctors thismora thanthrough.
morning,fighting
Goo Yuen naschance to cull
Word was received In Honolulu to-
day to tho effect that--Harr- MarlinHepburn, lieutenant in tho U. S. re- -
venue cutter service, is to bo managerof tho Hawaiian Electric Company,
transfers his usefulness to C Brewer& Co.
Lieutenant Hepburn-an- Miss Mad-
ge McCandiess, daughter of J. A.McCandless, the local millionaire,married in New York on April 28.
NEW RICE MILL.The K. Yamamoto Rice Mill !s the
largest as well as the finest in theIslands.' All machinery is of the verylatest pattern. The famous TenguRice Is cleaned at this mill. With tholarge cleaning capacity they are ableto handle considerable out-sid- e parti-
cular work which they gurantee.
KEEl 14 HANDY.Immediate relief Is necessary in at-
tacks of diarrhoea. Chamberlain's Co-
lic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Ronvedy
should' always bo on hand. Get abottlo and bo prepared for suddon at-
tacks. It nover fails to give roliof.For salo by all dealers, Benson Smith& Co., agents for Hawaii.
HONOLULU, HAWAII, TUESDAY, MAY 17, 15)10.
Mutiny Aboard
CHINESE CREW OF BRITISH TRAMP COLLIER STRATH- -
GYLE TRY TO KILL OFFICER AND WATCHMAN BE-
CAUSE ONE. OF THEIR NUMBER IS NOT ALLOWED ON
BOARD POLICE CALLED BRECKONS INVESTIGATESTRIAL BEFORE THE CONSUL.
Red-eye- d mutiny on the part of the twenty-on- e members of theChinese crew of the British freight steamship Strathgyle, Captain F.O. Davidson, broke out aboard that vessel between 10 and 11 o'clockthis morning.
One of the number had been refused permission to return to thevessel by the watchman, having overstayed his leave ashore, and, atonce, armed with gratebars and cleavers, the rest of the Chinesewent mad and tried to take possession of the vessel.
The Strathgyle arrived here from Newcastle with coal for theInter-Islan- d Company on Friday, May 13, and is tied up to the Bishopwharf.
There had been more or less trouble with the crew since a fewdavs after leaving Newcastle, and mutiny was avoided only by thewatchfulness of the officers.
One of the Chinese had a pass to come ashore, but failed to return when the time allowed by the pass was worked out.
When the Celestial returned to the ship this morning WatchmanLayman refused him permission to get on the vessel, whereupon therest ol the Chinese crew rose in arms to demand that their companionbe let aboard.
The master of the vessel was absent at the time, and the situationwas in the hands of the acting second mate, John Bergsten. Thewatchman pulled his revolver, and shot several times, with a view towarning the mutineers that there would be bloodshed unless theyresumed their duties without endeavoring to interfere with the dis-cipline of the ship.
Chong Song, with a cleaver, and Ah Chcong, with a grate bar, attacked the second officer, who received a nasty cut over the left eyewith the grate bar.
The officers of the ship ran to the rescue of the acting second ofllcer, and one went to the Honolulu Iron Works, to call for the police,who responded as soon as possible, headed by Captain Baker.Mounted men marched the twenty-on- e Chinese to the jail, where theynow are.
The master of the vessel has communicated with the Britishbefore whom the hearing may be had, since the Strathgyle is
British territory. Nevertheless, V. S. District Attorney Breckons islooking up the aflair, as is also I . S. .Marshal Hendry, jurisdictionnot yet having been determined.
Captain Davidson refused any information to the press, apparently imagining that the mutiny was none of the public's business.
The Chinese claim that their officers do not treat .them as theyshould be treated and that the Strathgyle is an unhappy ship as faras the Chinese crew is concerned.
EDWARD S BODY!
LIES IN(Associate! Prcsi Cable to The Star.)
Port
SI ATE
LONDON, May 17. The remains of the late King Edward weretoday taken to Westminster Hall, where they are now lying in state.The procession following the bier was most imposing, includingmany royal personages followed by their retinues and numbering a
. .i. i p a. .11.. e it i.; ..l 1 'Ptili'fnosi in nuiauies mini an overuic Miiguoiu aim uiu unu. j.n;nvthousand regular troops lined the streets through which the proces-
sion passed, and hundreds of thousands of spectators viewed the pro-
gress of the catafalque. Brief services were held at Westminster.
MAY NOT EI OUT AT EMKRYVILLE.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 17. Present indications point stronglyto the nrobabilitv that the creat Jelfries-Johnso- n llirht will not beheld at Emeryville owing to the opposition there of the county offlcials.
KNOX TO BRING PEACE.(Special Cable to The Star.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, May 17. Secretary of State Knoxwill use his best endeavor to bring about harmony between thequarrelling nations of Peru and Ecuador.
SPECTATORS SHOW ANGER.WASHINGTON, D. C, May 17. Assistant Attorney Gen-
eral Lawler took the stand today in the investigation of affairsof the department of the interior to testify concerning the letterStenographer Kcrby says Lawler wrote. He made denial of hav-
ing consulted anyone in preparing memoranda for the President'sconsideration.
When Pinchot and Garfield were referred to as being behindthe "corrupters of Kerby," the spectators hissed.
5EC0ND EDITION
THOUSANDS SEE
(.Associated Press Cable io The Star.
No. 5G52
DES MOINES, Iowa, May 17. During last night thousands ofpeople of this city beheld a most brilliant meteoric shower, the phe-
nomenon being associated with the nearness of the approach of Hal- -
ley's comet to the earth.
Many shooting stars have of late been observed from Honolulu,people living in Waikiki and Kaimuki noticing the entrancing spectacle. Last night there were noticed several stars fall-
ing within a" very few minutes. Tomorrow the earth pierces the mys- -
sterious veil of the tail of Ilalley's comet, the vision of which has ofrecent nights excited so much admiration and interest. Scientists ofthe four corners of the earth have their differentpleasant and but all seem agreed that tomorrow night,or it may be tonight, will witness well worth staying upill night to see. The comet can be seen from Honolulu better thanfrom any other place in the world. Unscientific guesses at the end
of the world are being indulged in, but, if it happens, no one will knowthe difference.
SOLDIE
LLIANT RA
-- :-
N
particularly
prognostications,disagreeable,
phenomena
RS HANDLE
STRIKING ALIENS
ILLASCO, May 17.-T- he military are in charge and arc maintaining order among the fifteen hundred striking foreign employes of the
tlas Portland Cement Company's plant.
BURST outKILLS 1 HIRTY
CANTON, O., May 17 Thirty have been killed and scores havebeen injured, many of whom will die, by an explosion which occur-red today in the boilers of the local tinplate works.
JUBILEE AT BERKELY
BERKELEY, May 17. Hiulley of Yale today delivered an addresson the occasion of the University's jubilee;
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.Japan April 3U
.HonoluluSun Francisco ar. April 2t
Harfleur ss New Castle HonoluluH. D. Bendlx&en sell Honolulu Grays Harbor ar, 13Heathdene, S. S New Castle HonoluluHenley, S S Newcastle Honolulu May 13Hawaii bktn New Castle Mahukona Mar. 20Helene sch Grays' Harbor. ..HonoluluHilonian ss Seattle Honolulu May 12Herzogin Cecilie Leith Honolulu ,Hyades ss Honolulu San Francisco May 12Irnigard Malmkonn San Francisco May 3Inca, sch Tncoran Honolulu
May
bktne
Iroquois Honolulu San Francisco ar. April 17J. L. Stanford, bktne Grav'aJohn Ena Honolulu Delaware Breakwater. .
Jas. Rolph sch Hana San Francisco ar. May 11Jean Baptiste bk Leith Honolulu . Feb. luKiyo Maru ss Honolulu Manzanillo Mar 3i
Korea Yokohama Honolulu May 1.2
Lansing ss Honolulu port San Lls vMay 15Lady Elizabeth.. Bremernaven. . . . Honolulu Mai. ij
Lahalna bkt New Castle Honolulu April G
jurllne Honolulu an Franc'sco May 10Logan j Honolulu San Francisco ar.May 11L. Avenlr, 6p New Castle Honolulu April L3
Muriel sch Honolpu San Francisco April 26Mongolia, ss, Honolulu San Francisco ar. May 14Makura Honoluwi Victoria ar. May 3M. Turner '. Kahulw San Francisco May 11Mexican dallna Cruz San FranciscoMissourian ss Hilo Salina Cruz ar. May' 2Moana S. S ". Honolulu ' Sydney ar. Fen. 21Manchuria Honolulu Yokohama ar. May '2Manshu Maru ss Honolulu Yokohama Mav aMarama Honolulu Sydney April :iuM. Chilcott sp Gaviota Honolulu Mav 1 4M. E. Foster sch Port Ludlow Honolulu
ew Orleans U. S. S Honolulu Guam April 5Novadan San Francisco. . .Honolulu ar Mav 15
HonoluluNlnia sp Honolulu Portland MayNuuanu bk Kaanapali New York Fet,Olympic blct Kaanapali San Francisco ar. AnrliO. M. Kellogg Hilo Grays Harbor ar. May MRysia, ss Honolulu Portland ....ar. AprilR. RIthet bk Hilo San Francisco ar. May 13Rosebank, Newport News. Honolulu ar. MayRokoby, s.s Portland Honolulu uMi,r. 7Robert Lowers sch Honolulu Port Gamble ar April 15Renco Rickmers sp Leith HonoluluRcsecrans, S. S Knanapall Gaviota ar. IS
G. Wilder bktne San Francisco ..Mahukona May 4Santa Maria, Honolulu P-r- t San Llus May 7Santa Rita Kahulul Port Saw Luis ar. May 13Stimson. sch port Allen Port Townsend ar. April 5S. C. Allen bk Fort Bragg Honolulu ar. April 20Strathgylo s. s... New Castle Honolulu ar. MayS. T. Alexander sch Euieka Hilo ar. April 30San Gabriel, P. M. S. S.. San Francisco. .Honolulu ar. May 10Slberia Honolulu .Yokohama 18Sherman, U. A. T Manila HonoluluSt. Katherine bk Hilo p ,n Francisco ....nr. Feb. 2'Sheridan, U. S. A. T. .... Honolulu Manila May 14Sierra S. S San Francisco. ..Honolulu ar. May 13Sela .HonoluiQ Portland ar April 16Soquora so Euroka Hilo May 10South Bay Es San Francisco Honolulu nr. July 31St. Dunstan, S, S Nowcastlo Honolulu May 1Tymerlc, b. Honolulu ........Now Castlo May U
ThomnB, U. S. A. T Honolulu San Francisco ar. Mar. 16
Torsdal, s.s Norfolk Honolulu April 31
Taurus, sch Elcelo Port Townsend April 30Tcnyo Maru, s,s .Honolulu ...San Francisco... , May 14
Thetis HonoluluVancouver s.s Norrolk Honolulu Mar. U
Virginian ss Scattlo Honolulu May iU
W. D. Olson Honolulu Grays Hartjor nr. Mar.22W. H. Marston sch Hilo San Francisco April 28
Wm. P. Frye, sp ahulut Delaware nreakwator ...April 13Wllhelmina San Francisco... Honolulu ar May 17
Wm., T. Lewis, sp Cardift Honolulu April 21
W. F. Babcock Honolulu Capo Town Mar. 21
Zambesi ss Now Castle Honolulu r.(Later Shipping News on Pago 8.)
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Shipping in Port
GOVERNMENT VESSELS.Thetis, U. 9. R. C, cruiseSan Gabriel, H. P. M. S. Sen Fran-
cisco.(Mercrmnt Vessels.;
Annie Johnson, bk. San Francisco.Flaurcnco Ward sch. Midway Is.Asia, S. S. San Francisco.Janes L Stantord, bktn. Grays
Novadan S. S. San Francisco.Rosobank, S. S., Newport NewsS. C. Alien, bk. Fort Bragg.Sierra, S. S. San Francisco.Strathgylo,, S. S. Newcastle.Wllhelmina, S. S. San Francisco.
Tim TRANSPORTS.Buford, ar. S. F., rrom Hon., 15.Dix, at ScattloLogan, ar. San Fran. May 11.Thomas, arrived at San Francisco,
Mar 16.
Sheridan sailed for Manila May 14.Sherman sailed for Manalla April
TOBACCO'S EFFFCT ON EYES.
TAMAQUA, Pa., May 1. Dr. Bron- -
son, medical examiner on the Shamokin division of the Reading Railway,expressed tho opinion that exces-smokin- g,
was weakening the sight oflarnre percentage of railroad men.
All tho employees of this divisionhave been put through the color test;and Dr. Bronson discovered that veryfew of the young men have perfectsight. Ho was surprised the num-
ber between tho ages of 21 and 28years who applied for positions who
'could' colorother, neither could they smallprint on specimen cards paces
3
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3
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Oct.
not tell one from thoread
ten
tine Job Pxmtmfc. ai omo.
Mini
le
TIDES, SUN AND MOON.
Full Moon May 23rd at 6.08 p. m.
. 3 2 g. 8 a is33 p& t i Pf S3
S3 5 S 1-- l! a S IIsT as 5 3 3 w a
P. tt. A.M. A.M P.aT
10 10:;'3 1.4 11:47 5:15 3:59 :20 0:3.1 1:11
17 11:31 1.8 6:47 6:37 5:200.33 1:47
)8 OS 6:14 0:50 5:0 0:31 2!."3
A.M10 1:37 1.4 0:17 0:41 7:42 IP 6:31 3:51
20 2:08 1.0 0.58 7:01 8:37 5:100:35 3:27
21 2:.)7 1.7 1:32 7:SP 0:23 ilO 0:35 3:58
22 3:07 1.8 2:07 7:50 10:07 5:18:0:36 4:80
Times of the tide aro taken fromthe IT. S. Coast and Geodetic Surveytables. Tho tides at Kahulul andHilo occur about one hour earlierthan nt Honolulu. Honolulu standardtime is 10 hours 30 minutes slowerthan Greenwich time, being that ofthe meridian of 157 degrees 30 mlns.Tho time whistle blows at 1:30 p.m.,which Is the samo as Greenwich0 hours 0 minutes. The sun andmoon are for local time for the wholegroup.
A RESTLESS PROFESSION."You make it a rule to keep your
constituents interested as much aspossible."
"Yes," replied' Senator Sorghum."In politics there is no uso of tryingto let well enough alone. If you don'tgive people something to think aboutthey'll be giving you something tothink about." Washington Star.
If people take you for an easy m&ric
it's your cue to get busy and markthem of your calling list. Chicago
News.
A close observer may be far sighted.Chicago-Dail- y News.
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It will save many steps and muchtime and enable tiie sewing to go on with-out interruption, for the iron will be readyfor use as often as you need it.
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TONIGHTi"When Knighthood Was In
Flower."Dy PAUL KESTER.
Tho Most Beautiful Romantic DramaEver Produced.
Our production of this play will act&b a monument to our success In Honolulu for all time.
Curtain, 8:15 sharp. Carriages callod at 10:45 p. m.
NEXT PLAY Shakespeare's BrightMorry Comedy. "THE TAMING OK
THE SHREW."
mens
The Henry McRae Company
PRICE3 cents
Till Dope!
The Howard SistersSong and Dance Artists.
F. M. KAHEAFlute Soloist.
ANE HILAHawaiian Nightingale.
HONOLULU STUDENTS
.'ter 5 years' Tour of the Keith New
York Circuit, Featuring
OLD HAWAIIAN MELODIES.
10, 15 and 25 Cents.
Princess SkatingRINK
Open Every Afternoon and Evening
Grand Prize MasqueradeThursday Evening, May 19
"GET THE HABIT"LEARN TO ROLLER SKATE
Novelty TheaterCor. Nuuanu and Pauahi Sts.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAYMATINEES.
VaudevilleMcGRATH AND PAGE, Musicians.
ROWE AND MAYOComedians.
MOVING PICTURES,
Park Theater
CimOIlKNOCK-ABOU- T
AND BUCK AND WINGDANCERS
CUNHA'S ORCHESTRA
MOTION PICTURESAdmission 5c, 10c,
Emp llCcltCrHOTEL STREET
FANNIE DONOVANIrish Singer. '
ROSE & ROSE.Royal Hawaiian Duo.
Admission 15c, 10c,
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Royal Insurance Co. of Liver-pool.
London Assui-anc- Corpora-tion.
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MILITIA
TO HOLD
TRIKE(Associated Press Morning Service.)1LASCO, May 17. Fifteen, hundraa
foreigners, employed at Atlas Portiland Cement Company's plant, wenton strike yesterday, demanding In
creased wages and other terms for returning. Their defection caused ashutd'own of tho works, throwingtwnntv-on- o hundred others out of
n "wwM
wiiiu u r
early
to
usingand
boto
in
Labor
loss power soumto
work. a there , minute. tnat workedbeen talk of citl- - onglnos nble to Cf twelvo hours day for seven"zens shut were entirely largo iasituation so that as as snecd ratio to borers only 2 an
of militia have arrived to also inprevent
TO DEATH
nim
,lthnrIHpn
stroko,
speed;
was
the
John Ryerson, a running noiseless and
Mother
trouble
vid minorin ghastly no motor at its power must central City Col.,
manner Jumping nls to hun- - November leaves fortune tounrieen urau revolutions In Scotland.
street oeiow,ly killed,cutties.
running of 7B ofIn ditll- - minute, will f(lolory
that Ig
GOES TO SING.00
NEW May 17. Antanlo more DenverDIU111, j . iimiwrote to power at FOR
his unless money manner doing away thewas found chango allowing faster
of extortion up."engi
but the hisTO the the
Alabama,jail breakinghere yesterday the
stockade the tookfire, thirty-si- x prisonerscremated the
set fire stockadethe
confusionwere seen. The
fiercely,
the
LEAVES
for onethe the
wasEngland and,
toj-unio-r
timeprincess
LOS ANGELES ANEPIDEMIS
LOStho tho Angeles
epi-
demic Imminent.Tne tho fact that four
dle(1 the,ast fourCOMEDY
and
tho
past aogs oeenj theasks thetho ordinance.
ELKTho
Provincial finvGrnirmnt1IC , mulgated declaring
MOTION
recently
RABIES.
citizens
Tho ex-
tinction threaten-- ,
"FORTH OFPROVIDENCE, R.I.,
Independence Day willcolebrated
Through by QeneralI the the willby contentionthat thoIndependence antedates such
Including
archivesthis been brought
documentnot supports tho conten-
tion that tho actbut
historicaloriginal
Governor Nicholas andmembers the
individually
see had' perfectlytho tho unfeeli-
ng-you
"Bccauso your'
aroin n
Ul ui LUI1U
ST E MOTORS
By
! Ml Ia r i i l w w i
i
county
tho
automobilo lcts tnothe was fmim1 mo.B
a Motherfactories wero turn
ing out samefor tho
was thatwero not mechanically
werotoo
a I
you
f
tho
clothed
tho
and ra.,tho
consequence Furthermore, 2322 mnpienty
ana tne striKers, and tnesebecoming soon
companies dccrease the
JUMPEDbeen by
with that have easyMay car,
man oi commiuu,tno Henderson, a and aa
yesterday,a u A
to is a higher who ,
a It n 5tho inconvenienco as
I twooi u iuulul
( the suppleness it Itiiiu . 1 - ' in, luu :.i(i.ivj 1 11
singer, speed, wirelessmprotection guilty speeds and
attempted threaten-."pickin- g 4.yesterday. was what has been stated crick experimental
to a of jt a or Pacific, received orto seven years. of having the today to begin immediately tho
- at the of system ofDEATH to power, In telegraph Union
LUCILLE, Mayattempted torible end when
surrounding prisonbeing
within walls. ofprisoners todeliberately, noplng to escape in
would resultflames timber
burned It imposto close enough to un
main gates towithin to
FUNERAL.May 17 King Manuel
left London last night, toof mourners at funeral of KingEdward. Manuela guest of tho King In
prevalent atof arranging
tho hand of an In
FEARS
ANGELES, 4. In an ap-
peal to public LosBoard of an
of hydrophobia is
1 7 recitesHcimS CHIQ V Porsons of rabies within
ARTISTS, months and withln th?
PICTURES.
Co.
six nave proveuaffected with disease
to assist Ing
SAVE FROM SLAUGHTERVICTORIA, 4
i n vAstonlnvan a
I closedwapiti (American Elk).
of animals isrecent promiscuous slaughter.
JULY" IN MAY.1. Rhodo
Island's.officially on Wednesday,
4. actionAssembly citizens of state
Do observance uphold their3 Rhodo Island Dsclnration or
all otherdocuments, Phil-adelphia Declaration of 4,
musty orthere has to
light within a fow weeks awhich
legislative of inde-pendence dated 4, 1770,is in of much Impor-tance. This is tho paper onwhich Cooko
of Generalof Rhode Island
tho King.
A SURE SIGN."I you a
matinee,"person,
know?" asked hisyou havo until
is Washington Star.
hi nr iiirr IIIIUll
tho
smalt thom dQn HuMmrdBfmany years, even,
the mea-
surement butit perceptible these
right.First all. they found
greattho Bethlehem
great proportion.has
CHICAGO,
attachedworkmanship; this
thoone
motor.
Cayenne;"espec-lall- y
matter of
IM HHUH IS.
(Ga.), All tho malo relations aro Bteadlly becomingconvicts of have owing to their in- - mended by aro sure nogarbed by orderof Commissioners.
taken becausetho numerous escapes The
In ofstages bltterly cd chang0(industry tendency tofacture motors of stroke; makQ
motors
motors
of tonoisy, owing
action
and they were put worktho street.
CONDITIONS AT BETHLEHEM.WASHINGTON,
tho Bureau uponconditions at Steelfuel ofwas on account
tho friction great (worKS 01 uetnienem,relation to number of exnlo-- which submitted the
As nasbetween tho whllo glvo a days a
xno power Inflexible, week, a percentage oiserious flvo bocan earning cents
power decreased hour.bloodshed.
It found'motors, to an
17 ho
so to
of of
of
12
LEAVES TOSCOTCH
willbusiness tnis entire ciiassis witnout vmration, recluse,suicide nnu tun not who 1Icil at last
from exceed from twelve fourteen a re--
olllco window, swriea uib. mmuio. mo iativos sister, Eliza- -
the Ho was instant- - motor at rate ,.oth nlsROtt. vnnrft nccHe was nnanclal revolutions bo found worlcd n unUi years
already ag0i bequeathed Another
SINGget equal
I 'lno 10"Ber tn'3 sirouo mounts. inMl- - gives to today
duo,iihiuCaruso the famous giving more and
threatening life withpaid of
UNION
(Neb.), Fred- -
ing to sen- - From H.
fenced serve penitentiary term be found' there is bencnt neer the Unionfrom three stroke ders
same time engine willhave Its on
17. Ana ter
negroOne the
had
that when the
approachlock allow those
escape.
FOR
bo
King
according thethat visit, for
marriage.
OFMay
Health that
Eardnave
thatweeic
The Boardenforcing
15o(B. C), May
nro.A order three
years' season for
theseed by
Maybo
May
famousJuly 1770.
From amongStato
only
Mayitself
Assembly
tovolytime at said
"How do wife.cried
red,"
Louis
Floyd
manu- -' thfi
boro
their
May anese
Tho
much
out
gears
FORTUNE
city,
TO
for
stated win unuearauie. slstcr and brothers aTho wln wag
YORK,
slow SYSTEMfor this
weroand
PACIFIC
Hee already Milliner,will that
railwayBURNED wireless
came
stocK-ad- o
making
LISBON
wasEnglish
declares
Victoria
from
cnrollcu'against
nose
inuii
Renault.
constant
$21,752.
May
give
sible
neighborhood of twelve to fourteen ciflc. The ilrst stations are to be athundred revolutions a minute. Kearney. Neb, nnd Cheyenne Wyo.
In constructing a motor, He has already established a power- -
in studying minutely all the vital nil station at Omaha capable of com-
parts, valves, pistons, etc., has been municating along the entirefound that is to establish -
a type of motor with a STENOGRAPHER SUES FORstroko, sufficient care Is tothe motor will haveall tho qualities desired.
To conclude foregoing state-ment, It all sifts down to thepoint that tho greatest advantage in
having the fco rcc0rd. amountlongest stroke
ftA SARTORIAL
"Since Mr. got his newclothes looks fashion plate."
"Yes," replied Missthe facial express-
ion." Washington Star.
9
MIITUbD
ROME 4.boen-close- r tho of us, that
Thiswas yesterday
on
May 4.
in Senate
these
POOR RELATIVE,
Mav 4. The of Da
poor
nnd
Drkill
installationfull Pa- -
tho
tho
tho
tho
it linoit
relatively longif op a Mil l inM. Pearl
NEW YORK, May 4. John D. Ryanpresident of the AmalgamatedCompany, has been sued In the Su-
premo Court of this city for what heclaims la tlio lamest, stnnncrrfin'nrir'c
a car will be obtained by on The is $252,000.possible
SUCCESS
Bigginsho like a
in
HubbardsCounty
recently.
required
DENVER.
spectacumi
probatcd
TRAINS.
OMAHA
longest possible,
carefully
possible
oiiartpr
Copper
The claimant is William W. Johnstonewho was Ryan's stenographer andconfidential secretary in 1904
A woman who tries to mend herhusband's clothes Is usually more suc-
cessful than tho one who tries tomend his ways. Chicago Daily News.
The the
and
These prices are preciselythe same as charged by Ma-
dame Irene in her parlors onFifth Avenue, New York.
Irene" Corsetsare essentially correct in style.
Walohn is used in everyCorset.
For ease, per-fect grace they have no equal.
carry them in styles tosuit all figures.
Tokyo, japan, April 30. Russo-Jap- -investments
unitytorests, as Secretary Knox's nout- - misrepresentations mado.ralizatton incidental dem-- jproposal Wo recommeUd now tho IMME- -onstrated. It is believed in wellInformed circles that post-bellu- m cn-i- at
40C VENTURA D. OILlemu irciwumi japun uuu ivubsiu winbo furthor confirmed by the friendlyreception of Japan's latest bond' IssueIn Paris, duo to tho increasing stability of Russo-Japane- relations.
PAUL DE LONGPRE
TONIGHT
The band will play this evening atThomas Square, and ln tho programwill bo a number of selections In honorof Paul do Longpre, the artist nndcomposer, now visiting hero. Theprogram will be as follows:
The Salute to Old GloryPaul de Longpre
Overture, Raymond ThomnsThe Kiss of Spring (new)..
HoiraSerenade and Klmberlcy (new) .Bllton
Hawaiian Songs.. nr. by BergenWaltz, Bablita EUROPEAN DOWNSTAIRSFantasia, London Lire tnow) .wimamsinlute to tho United States
Paul de Longpvo
Star Banner.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy'is so'rton a that if you not Worksatisfied arter using two-thir- or abottle according to directions,
will refunded. It Is up toyou to try. For sale by dealers,Benson, Smith & Co., agents for Ha-
waii . .-- . -
Oahu Railway1 r JVl 15 TABUB
out v Aim.For Walanac, Walalua, Kahuku and
INWAIU).Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal-
alua and Walanae 8:3G a.m., 5:31p.m.
Arrive iionoiuiu irom iswa anuCity f7:4E a.m.. '8:36 a.m.,a.m.. '1:40 n.m.. 4:2G n.m..
p.m., -- T.ii) p.m.Arrive Honolulu from Wahlawa and
Lellehua 9:15 a.m., i:A0 p.m., 0:31p.m., il0:10 p.m.
Tho Halelwa Limited, a two-ho-
train (only tickets honored),leaves Honolulu ovory Sunday at 8:30a. returning, arrives ln Honoluluat 10:10 p.m. Tho Limited stops onlyat Pearl City nnd Walanae outwnrd,nnd Walanae, Walpahu and Pearl CityInward.Dally. fExeopt Sundays. tSundays
OS'S, "urn gi:c. suopBig XuAiAvm. puu "III IM UMa 'itO JojOEIII. uru 3i:c. or-- suonuisa.m.. 2:15 p.m., 3:20 p.m., B:15 p.m.,tfl:30 p.m., 11:15 p.m.
For Wahlawa and Lellehua 'lOOa. 5:15 p. 9:30 p. .11:15p. m.
only.a. P. DENISON. F. C. SMITH.
Superintendent. G. P. A.
Honolulu's LeadingStore For CORSETS
Famous "Madame Irene" in allNew Models, at $5, $7.50, $10.50,
$12.50
"Madame
elegance and
We
Waltz,
Vocal,
first-cla- ss
$15.
G & D Justrite Corset, the world's verybest production for the price, all shapesand every size at 75c, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50 and $3.We have only carried this corset two months, and are nowsnowing the third shipment, uur customers are recommending them. Sole agents for Hawaii.
CONCERT
Spangled
Fort StreetHonolulu
LARGE
Got In tho habit or investing yoursavings in CALIFORNIA OIL STOCKSOur clients making PRO-
FITS by their madothrough us.
TTfl. ... . nit nkni-n-. rnnrr
aTo
DIATE PURCHA8E of JEWELL OILat 12
For further information call a.iKing St., Waity building.
P. E. R. STRAUCHWaity Bldg. 74 S. King St
AgentLincoln Mortgage & Loan Co.
San Francisco New York Chicago
Good DisplayVisit store and note tho elegant
display of curios, novelties, drawn andband embroidered work.
Woman's Exchange
THE HONOLULU CAFE
ORIENTAL MEALS UPSTAIRS.Paul do Longpre MEALS
Tobaccos, Cigars, Etc.Hotel Street near Fort.
Watch RepairingIs an art
guarantee are flCient.
your-raon-
beall
auii
o:3i
in.;
tu--
m., m., m.,
oil
at 74
our
Prlces.
79
ln which wo aro pro- -
Guaranteed. Low
A. R. VIEIRA & CO.113 Hotel Street.
BUY THE GREATJ
"WHITE FROST"The Refrigerator Without a Fault.Specialty Adapted to tho Needs or
tho Hawaiian Islands,
Coyne Furniture Co., Ltd.,Young Building
Y. Yoshikawa1G3 King Street, opp. Young Building.
Good, new bicycies 25; second hand,anj kind, cheap. Tricycles for sale.
Motorcycles repaired and retired.
Catton, Neill & Co.,Limited.
Engineers, Machinists, Blacksmith!tnd Boilermakers.
First class worn at reasonable rate.
LEHNHARDTSFresh Chocolates
HENRY MAY & CO.Phone 22.
WE INVITE INSPECTION OF OUR GOODS
K. FUKURODA
Hotel near Nuuanu. Honolulu
TROUSERS. C
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ft Trousers. w
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TUESD AY MAY 17, 1010
FOODSTUFFS EXl'OHTS DECLINING.
Thiit the United States, in its relations with the world, is cluing-in- e
manufacturing, nation, has proot infrom an agricultural to astatistical bureau of the Department of Com- -
emit fl ulines of the,11C Exiroiiof1 foodstuffs from the United States will atnount to about
330 million dollars in value in the fiscal year 1910, against more tlinii
450 million in 190(5, practically 500 million m 1900, and over OoO mil-
lion in 1898, the high record year for the exportation of foodstulls.
In this term "foodstuffs'' are included wheat, corn and otherbreadstuff's, meat and dairy products, live cattle, ilsh, fruits, rice and
,...,i.w. Tn nil ihoao iivticles. while nrices are higher than in
earlier years, tne quantity ami iu hwsi tora u ......v. . . rare less iu 1910 than iu certain earlier years, and m many cases less
than half that of a like period in former years,ii... .,,i:..Estimates, based on tne ugures oi me uuiu mimum uu.s
in the flsca year will beMarch, are as follows: The cattle exportedabout 175.000, against 593,000 in the liscal year 1901, while the value
r i, ,.otfin nviim-t- s iii 1910 will be but approximately 10 milliondollars, neainst 42 1-- 4 million in 1904. The average export vmue per
i.,i J tifn nnttin ovimi'tfid thus far in 1910 is $90.00, against an average value of $62.00 per head in 1S95, and $74.00 per head in 1903.
m.n ,,nntitv nf bcf exnorted in 1910 will probably amount
to about 75 million pounds, against 350 million iu 1901, the high re-
cord year, and the value but about 8 million dollars, against over 30
irti 1 linn ill 1 flOl
.
The bacon exports oi into win, juuguig uum uiufigures thus far received, aggregate less than 180 million pounds,valued at approximately 20 million dollars, against 050 millionpoundsmillion
valued at 4(i million dollars in 1898, and of lard about 400
pounds, valued at approximately 45 million dollars, againstiiiillirm pounds in 1900, valued at GO million dollars. The aver- -7.10,
nrrn Tim- - Timilld O f lmcon exported in the fiscal year 1910 forwhich figures are available, is about 12c per pound, against an annualaverage per pound of 7 c in 1897, and of lard in 1910, 12c perpound, against 5.1c per pound in 1897.
The quantity of wheat exported in the fiscal year 1910 will ag-
gregate but about 50 million bushels, against 157 million in 1892,theliigh record year. The average export value for 1910 is about $1.03
per bushel, against 73c in 1902 ,and 58c in 1S95. The corn exports forthe fiscal year 1910 will, judging from the figures thus far received,aggregate about 30 million bushels, against 209 million bushels in1900, the.export price in 1910 being about 70c per bushel, against.annvnv.nro nf 41c in 1900. and 31c in 1S97.
An enormous decrease in the products of agricultural industry ex-- ,
ported will be perceived at a glance in the loregoing statistics, in tnemeantime the value of manufactures has increased and will be in1910 approximately 750 million dollars, against 453 million in 1902,25S million in 1890, and 179 million in 1S90, thus bringing the valueof all exports for 1910 to within about 150 million dollars of the high--ecord of 1907 and 190S.
A brief cablegram two weeks ago mentioned that the Federal Su-
preme Court had rendered a decision condemning cruel and unusualpunishment for crime. It seemed curious from the fact that the principle enunciated was one of (he oldest in American constitutionallaw, hence should not have required declaring at the present day.The decision proves to have been a reversal of the Supreme Court ofthe Philippine Islands, in which the highest court of the nation struckdown one of the old Spanish measures of punishment in the Philippines, that of "cadena temporal." It declared imprisonment for fif-
teen years with a chain at the ankle and wrist, together with the manyother penalties of "cadena temporal," for the falsification of publicrecords to the extent of about 300, was a cruel and unusual punish-ment.
Georgia has the latest in prison reform, the arraying of convictein Mother nubbard gowns. Anderson Grace in a holoku would prob-ably not have had the nerve to escape. Hut what about the questionof cruel and unusual punishment?
It is probably true that, with the opening of the canal,people from the Mediterranean shores will fiock this way inthrough steamers, and not only settle along the coast, but dosomething to solve the labor and development problem innawaii. Alaska should also benefit by the immigration ofRussians and Scandinavians. San Francisco Chronicle.
By that time Hawaii ought to have an industrial system that willenable it to make the best of voluntary immigration. The cheap laboridea as hitherto understood here is obsolete and must be succeededby a policy of domiciled labor capable of citizenship.
Following by a day adverse treatment in the New York Legislat-ure, the income tax constitutional amendment resolution was defeat-ed in the Massachusetts Legislature, 120 to 12G. There seems littlechance now of the measure's going through. Its rejection by the na-tion will leave exclusively to the States and Territories this resourceof revenue, nawaii is among the commonwealths that have suc-ceeded in adopting judiciary-proo- f income tax laws. -
Senator Scott, who was in charge of the pension appropriation billcarrying about 155,000,000, stated on its passage in the Senate. thathenceforth there would be a rapid falling off in the amount requiredfor the payment of pensions, ne said that 31,000 pensioners died lastyear. By the preservation of peace new pensions will be avoided.Battleships, we are told, will preesrve peace, and a quarter of thepresent pension outlay will give us all the battleships we require orcan easily handle.
If you want to count for somebody in the United States make surethe census reporter has you "among those present."
An article in the San Francisco Chronicle of the 11th, like a para-graph in The Star of the 10th inst., comments favorably on PresidentTnft's protest against a Congressional investigation of the sugar trustwhile judicial proceedings brought by the Government relative to thesame organization are pending. A strong point opposed to the med-dling of Congress in the matter is made by the Chronicle in its con-cluding remnrks here given :
The President does not sny, hut doubtless believes, that noCongressional Investigation can be of much value when theinvestigating committee would devote itself, as the Ballingcrcommittee is doing, to doing politics with the evidence.Congress seems incapable of organizing a judicial committee. 'There is always a majority predetermined to get something
TUB HAWAIIAN BTAlt, 'TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1910
out of the evidence discreditable to the party in power, nnda minority determined to prevent it. There is no other ob-
ject in asking for a Congressional investigation of the sugartrust than to repeat the discreditable performances of theUallingcr committee, whose majority and minority reportscould bo written in this city, and now, as well ns they canbe written in Washington' after the farce is completed. Weshall learn from the executive investigation all that can beknown about the operations of the sugar trust, and thenames of the unfaithful Federal officials. And that is allthe public needs to know. We desire no more political investigations or.criuihial ,ca,scs
SPECTAGULAR
DRAMA WELL
PERFORMED
The most exacting oi the large au-
dience attending the Opera house lastevening could Uikv noililng but praisefor Henry McRne's elaborate produc-
tion of the well known scenic play,"When Knighthood Was In Flower."
When the curtain rose on the flratact at Wlndsot park near tha riverlanding a storm of applause brokeforth In appreciation of the marveloussetting. It was one of the prettieststage pictures ever saen In this cityand it surpassed In beauty many set-tings of the same play seen in tnecities of the mainland.
Tbo beauty of U.e court ladies, theexquisite loveliness of tae handsomesatin gowns of that period, were in-
describably alluring, and the play fromstart to finish revealed such a wealthof labor and painstaking care 'tliat, inthe estimation ot a great many itwould have been the proper thing jodo had the audience called Henry MoHae before the curtain in token of Usappreciation.
"When Knighthood Was in Floweris considered' by the coast managers
the
beautiful.
reputation'
do
feminine
interpretation
Shermanuncomplimentary
enjoythey created
"doubled" In this play andVopt each Individuality
in bothGeorge John Brandon was
natural and ten-
der and'Sir mado
more admirers audiencefurther proved
Blanche Burns Rhodes,as Mistress and
lady respectively,Miss previous ex
perience In the in which sheBpoke few lines allotted her.
beautiful play botonight, tomorrow Thurs-
day matinee,The Lion and by popular
request, In Louis Morrisoniaura will billedfor Friday, Saturday
EN IDBY TERROR
SAN May 7.'
thousand dead betweenthousand
'$25,000,000 orare earth-
quake, which otand towns of Paralso, Tu- -
as one of th& most stupendous plays rabla, Naranjo several smallerto produce, for In every way it villages In Costu Rica Wednesday
greatest of all concerned I night. The city oi Cartago, the ne
painters are busy at tn dent capital of republic, is Insettings for ahead, Every stone or brick buildingturners' needles fly without cessation, in city was destroyed.
heaviest task that The only buildings leftto the players, for parts are most-- standing are four shacks' builtly long and the language is dlllicult. 'of wood corrugated iron.
There was nothing lacking of all' The scene at Cartago beggars de- -
i'heso details In last night's perform- - scription. The survivors are panicancc, not single flaw In tha prettiest stricken chaos reigns. The earthof all the presented here, continue at short intervals,
Margaret Oswald (tiiough each tremor is followed byed program omitted her name'j j surle'cs from women and chil-c- q
another side of her histrion'ic bhur-- J dren, are in groups inacter and the part of Mary Tu- -, spaces In the wrecked city. Hun- -dor, capricious sister of Henry dreds have their reason and areVIII, with startling reality. voice gibbering idioticarly.was characterized by many and!shadows .and rose to in lierj BY THE SEA SIDE.agitated She The location or ise Haleiwa hotel
son'e magnificent gowns the la- - Is one of most delightful in thevender satin with butterily Islands. The sea Is one
of chiffon, the regal the mountains at back and thererobe white satin heavily embrold- - Is never scarcity of a good Forered in gold with u of cardinal rest and for recreation it Is thevelvet trimmed' with ermine, which delightful imaginable.she wore as Queen of Franco, and the management will give special rates toblue riding habit with teachers curing thevelvet hat white ostrich plumes, for the comfort ofthis being most
All the other .adles were attired insatin gowns of various pastelle shades,which In addition to the silk hose anddoublets of the m-s- made a strikingpicture.
Edith as Lady Jane Boli'ng- -
broko looked and played the part per-
fectly. She was a dainty, pretty crea-ture in a part well suited to her tem-
perament, and from overdoing any of, hei scenes.
Louise Melrose the Queen AEngland looked handsome in her regalattire, wearing the flowing erminetrimmed velvet a crown andInnumerable Jewels. spoke herlines and .added' morelaurels to the she has already gained hero.
Louis Morrison madd a "round andfat" brother ot tho impulslvo MaryTudor and played part of KingHenry VIII remarkably well, bringingout tha more tender phases $t the do-
mineering monarch with artistic skilland him In spite ofhis autocracy.
having little toor say, made up for tha deficiency npersonal appearance and availed
of her to create &'
picture of loveliness. Buttho small part of Mistress Anneheld nevertheless a vlaceIn tho play through Laura Hudson'clever of it, for s'iomado tho most of every lino.
Ivan Miller and Balnbridgowore parts
they both did' extremely well and
seemed to the very unpopular-ity for themselves.
Mr. Millerdistinct, his
make-u- p Instances being good.Webb &b
his self made a mostlovavlo lover, while GrlllltU
Wray as Edwin Caskodenmany in theand his versatility.
ar.d MinnieJane Seymour a
French looked lovely, Burns revealing
mannerthe
This will seenand
nights and at Saturdaythe Mouse"
which andHudson star, being
and nights.
JOSE, Costa Rica,Two three andfive injured and propertylosses aggregating 00
the results of thedestroyed the city
Cartago theand
entails'the efforts
always theweeks and the cos-.ruin- s.
the completelyBut the Is allotted semblance ot
the partlyand
a andplays yet shocks and
the 'jirini-- i instantlyrJve.il- - men,
who gatheredplayed op-e-
lostHarlights
tx climaxscenes, Impressively.
wore thedecollette and
sleeves vlolei theof breeze.
train a mostplace The
Gainsborough school summerand 'and arrangements
the
Elliott
refrained
as
train,She
impressively
tho
winning friend's
Laura' Hudson,
her-
self innate ability
Bolynprominent
assignedbut
again
bafore
the guests will bo complate. Therooms and cuisine at the Haleiwa areall that could be desired.
Let out some joy talk occasionally.People gat tired of hearing your woes.
Chicago Dally News.
When a woman d'ellvers an ultimatum It Indicates that sho is willing toarbitrate. Chicago Dally News.
--TcAii,
A Matchis a small xblt of wood tipped
with a bit of sulphur phosphorusetc. In the hands of carelesspersons it Is capable of destroy-
ing your homes, your householdgoods and other belongings.
Matches often get carelessly
thrown about.Are you protected against this
danger from fire?You'd better Insuro today. Tho
cost Is comparatively small.
Trent Trust Co. Ltd.
WALL, NICHOLS CO., LTDMOVED MOVED
To KING STREET, wher6 you can llnd the latest inBooks, Stationery, an(l;! Office Furniture andSupplies. Ring up Telephone No. 201.
Lots In FruitvalelUti dan htr
Square FootOr a trifle over for home sites of mory than
one acre each, adjoining the cclcbratcl Pukcle,.Homestead in PALOLO VALLEY, ten minutes'walk from the car line.
These lots are adjoining the beautiful homes ofOwen Williams, WilliamA. Rideout, Charles J.Schoening, Edward F. Patten and others. Therear of these lots extends to the hill slopes, fromwhich grand views are to be had. Correct soilfor all kinds of fruit.
Let me. show you this property.
$5oo per acre and up.
Map in my window.
Chas. Se - DeskyFORT STREET
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If your feet swell, grow weary and ache, use
Johnson'sFoot Soap
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HAWAIIAN STAH, "TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1910 FIVE--
Financi nl. JSli Jl.
RAILROAD
FALLS BUT LITTLE
It was a certainty that Hllo Roll- -way Btock would fall after tho ad- - At tho meeting of Hawaiian Sugar offer If not accepted, will bo deemed to
mission of $1,000,000 additional stock Company (Makawell) held In the of- - be declined.had been decided upon; but the drop flees of Alexander & Baldwin this af- - 3. After tho expiration of suchwas not nearly as much as had been holders of tho company in proportion time or on receipt of information fromanticipated. On tho board this morn- - Increase the capital of the corporation the stockholder to whom such noticeIrtg five shares found a buyer at $14, from V.000,000 to $3,000,000 an addl- - is given, that ho does not wish towhich established' a new quotation not tion of $1,000,000. take tho shares so offered, the Direc- -
very far boiow tho old. At tho closo The new stock win be Issued as tors may dlspoaso of such shares o.of the session moro of the stock was stock dividends on a basis of 50 per declined or failed to be accepted, in
toffered at $14, but bidding remained cent., the date of issue to bo July 1 such manner as they may deem mostat $13,876. Sf'next. The rules to be followed In In- - beneficial to the Company.
"I do not think the stock will now creasing the capital and making the 4. If the proportionate dlstrlbu-g- o
any lower,"' said B. P. Dillingham Issue are as follows: tion of the new issue of stock shallafter hearing from the Stock Exchange 1. In case of an increase of tho result in fractions of shares, said frac-th- is
morning. "I had figured on a big capital stock of the company by the tions shall be sold by tlio treasurer atdrop all at onco, duo to tho usual mis- - Issuance of new shares, such new auction at the expense of the companyinterpretations mat follow all stock shares shall, unless otherwise directed' and the proceeds distributed' pro rataexpansion movements. But really by the meeting that sanctions the Is- - among thos entitled thereto, provid-ver- y
little has happened. I do not ue of the same, be offered to the stoat ed that amy of those entitled to suchthink that the stock will go any low- - hcldrs of h company In proportion to fractions may dispose thereof as theyer, and I Relievo it JWill, soon find1 Us to the existing shares then respective- - deem proper, notifying the treasurerway. back up to $17." ly held by them. of such disposition within the time
An interesting street sale as $10,-- 1 2 . Such ofr shall be made by no- - limited for accepting the pro rata al-0-
Honokaa sixes at $103.25. Ten tice specifying the numbers of shares lotraent of shares, and providedshares Honokaa stock wero also sold, to which" each stockholder Is entitled ther, that sucn disposition must ro-t-
figure being $20; and on the board and limiting me time within which tho suit' In full shares.'this morning 5 and 10 shares solduio same. ai tne ciose tiy.oio wasbid and $20,25 asked for the stock. I
One block of 25 shares HawaiianCommercial was sold at $41.25, after'which more was offered at the same.
A' sale of shares Hawaiian Sugar(
was made at $, after which $59 was- asked. This stock seems to be very: strong. .
I
up 10 tor jt mr,y be that at achanging atS134 wan hid and 135. 50
0
With edl- -
Waialua showed again, share"" here statedhands 7135, after which
asked. caused& Land heldthe board 10 and 10 Rapid Tran-'Railw- ay Company,
sit were sold at $105, the same being terday. it to employ abid for more. Y. M. C. A. secretary for work
interesting quuiuuuns wiwiuui. miius mnuug uie men ui me ruuwuy ys- -
wero: Kwa. $33. b0 asked; Oahu, $34
bid and $34.50 asked; Pioneer, $22.50 be inducc1 to admit waa thatI mended by Mr. Moore, tha railwayasked.
MEN FRAUD
ARE NOW Oil TRIAL
awaiian Sugar .Co.
increases Capital
ffVVVVQ'VC.OVOV
TO HAVE Y.M.C.A.
FRANCISCO
BANK TO MERGE
byh!ch
LATEST LETTER
OF HENRY CLE!
anticipated!
notNaniku
0t,TanJonk
distinctly Honokaa 103.00Charles werJ arrangements for recent Placing Gs....
imposed readjustment goingono 102.00
in California conserva-.Pacifi- c
stimulus encouraging. 102.00defendants trim thriAhna mnrii
W. Gerbracht, James R. Rendernagel,Harry W. Walkerf, James Halllgan
M. v"oelker, trustofficials, arrested similar indict-ments. They applied for separate
7 trials and desperately to secure- them, their applications were d.
The government proceeding withtrial thoso on evidenco
through prosecution of unumber the the customswharf, it out thatscales being manipulatedless being entered than actually
through weighers 'hands.This going for manymonths tho to countrythrough the duty waslarge. part this loss has beenmade roflnery.
allegojls
Californiain.woighjng imports.Heiko is secretary American
Sugar Refining Jer-sey and treasurer ofAmerican Refining Company of
general su-
perintendent companies;Bondernagel was formerly cashier;
travel, tho
the docks. Halllgan alsoed tho dock whore imports wore
V annlnail nvpnnf rnfllcnGUIQliCllVUI . . i - - 'rcently.
TELEPHONE CHANGE..
tlm thechango from th0 present to ho auto-
matic take place tho nightJune 1. Vory llttlq time will be
lost in the shiftinconvenience to speak will result.Tho automatic Instruments aro
tho second of thobuilding lano.
KAHUKU TOMORROW.Tho special meeting of tho stock-
holders ofKahuku plantation for thopurpose of increasing tho capltallza- -
IU
be held 2 o tomorrow atter- -
noon.. Tho to madesurplus and:- - new
0
to the religious
meeting the directors of he Franclsco National con
On
'secretary of the V. si. C.' A. recentU b readlly thatmayly and been urged
Paul Super, tho local Ysecretary
C. A.
sident Dillingham heartily en- -
jdorsed and urged His observations on had con- -
C.
al
on
is
All
if
moments. Moreover,
information
sia
occupying
consequent
Hawaiian Sugar Companyholding a meeting
Baldwin afternoonconsidering a
DILLINGHAM TRAVEL.B. Dillingham wlfo
Siberia Juno alengthy the United
their stayis uncertain, will
be least months.Is
Walker assistant Ack needed fromand' Voelker Dilling
employ
making
increase
ham.
McCANDLESS
John McCandless, who hurriedhonje will
again In Wilheiminain
on
onIn
in
time ho look Intomining propositions
doubtless returnthoroughly
HARTFORD. (Conn.),passed today's
of tho National Cigar Leaforganization on
as opposed to monopolyform. Another pre-
sented tho frco admissionof tobacco, as contrary to
specific pledges Republi-
can platform.
THE
The announcement that tho Bank ofCalifornia is about to absorb San
of Oahu Banksiderable surprise in local financialcircles. The officers of tho two banks,declined to clscuss tho matter. Theywould neither affirm deny thatnegotiations arecould
other
clock
deal Is not consummated,,nferredhere, hah also
the plan.mainland
days
they
from
it lacks only the formality of com-
jpleting tho merger. The delay In com'
that some of tho heavilyInterested tho transaction are ahsent from tho and tho con
stockholders.
uwwiiii.ut,.
vada Banktho
London-Pari- s aAnglo London
Paris Bank.
-- Chronicle.
cable
Is fraction.
NEW YOItK, May 7, 1910.
A decided reaction developed onWednesday from the pessimistic
which had dominated the marketfor several weeks. This recoverybased upon successfulnegotiations for placing importantAmerican bond issues abroad,
been accelerated coverof too extended short interest.
Such practical display of Europeanconfidence in our could notbut have a stimulating effect; Inas-much as it lifted a heavy loadof doubt from uiose responsible for
financing of our large railroad enterprises, the for renewed activity. Just Eu-ropean takings of our railroadbonds will amount to is notclosed; but are known to large'In 'tho aggregate,reaching as high as 120,000,000, andthis relief will have a ef-
fect In several directions.
businessM.
Europe.
putting
uurrency,March
prospects
initiated.
industrial
to
President Morgan, of the Chamberof Commerce, has lettarmombers he Chamber in which the
in regard to Federal regu-lation of inter-islan- d shipping rates
explained.. Opinions as whatshould done invited. Thesolotters have been out Secre-tary Cooper answers will doubt-less begin coming during tho after-noon. That special meeting theChamber tho discussion of the
asked quite pos-
sible. In the tho disposi-tion of of the
Chamber is to side-ste- p
proposition .
Opinion in
10.30 A. M.Memo
Issue sharos of commonof
It.10 10 Hon.
It. It.
Boards
Haw. &S. Haw.
PlantCom.
Haw. Su?ar
10.S75Co
is not crystallized as Hutchinsonthere seems to be in'Kahuku Plant 33.00
of the proposed Co 210.00latlon. From tire shape Sug. G.375
it seems probable Oahu Sugar 34.50of tho directorate will call- - Onomea' Sugar 50.00 52.0'j
to Sugar Co
be Sugar CoIts Immediate moit to of thel Pacific Co 200.00
in, tion also, probably, 'Pepeekeo 00
under the Delegate Secretary Co 122.50offerings of finance bills. aIvanr (0 bo at Ag Co.... 135.25
don York ,n ,. ,,.a r ,,in,r r u. 310.00following; ct '
commercial and 260.00tne subsequently lost of things probably 1C0. 00
to the of formal of sort.apprehensions of a further of those inter- - Hon.
of have disanneared: tho Kerlnnaness nf thn mnnnr na
T.
It. CoCo 13.00
probability being that the gold ellux comunity problem Rub- - Co"has ended nresent 'seem to itcnlf tr. O. It. &
trade has been alarming 'Hilo It It. 13.875
than a the con- -
for
par
but IS.
Ian
tho
B. & M. Co 14.50tinued deficiency In could only have materially from the ton Hawd. Pinobe readjusted shipping either gold level, weakening the .confidence Bub. Co...or securities merchandise. tho crops aro Olok ass...gold had gone, considering threo or Tho Haw. 4s (F.C.) .
home banks outlok Is now for larger Haw. 4s (B)..and possibility of further large grain and which will add to the Haw.shiiients caused an undercurrent of commercial bills, Haw.uneasiness In circles. At render Haw. ..natural of gold shipments. now Co Cs 100.00
had dent many of tho abnormal DitchI At the of men pre-- , t,le ln be due to,j,j0 by tho back of prrb- - tures from tho late Haw. Ir. Co. Cs.
most
tho
Incity final
have
some
of!
cipal for only, ni"e correcting themselves, and Haw. Irr.alternative shipping securllties, dually but surely readjustment Haw. C. & Co.the to which tho bring 'us into normal conditions. R. Cs
. . him the Y. M. summation will to be high level this market. outlook the stock R.
100.00
76.50
NEW 17. or necesgity. man-,un- ti' return. It Is understood doubtless encouraged has been Improved by Cssecretary of the Ame- - all tho merger by1 R. T. CoQVer wh6 by declino In security va- - of theso new and
Sugar indict- - gelyeg churchmenj the value have made and tho of tho and the which it which is Kohala Gs 101.00ed conspiracy to defraud the gov- -
of tne y u c A among th3 of the Nation- - good of this expression of tho commercial Trano ro-- 1 Mutual Tel. Gs....the collection on an(J m(t u) or m Dank to of European will bo from the Mill 102.00
sugar, has uegun. the of such trial it :il afford here. Our are generally It Cs
With Helke u. Mioiv lWo Stockholders and others miimnrio ,ii., ,, is inn
and J.
triedbut
the ofthe
of weighers atbeing
were to showsugar
thehad' been
and loss theuncollected
A ofup by tho
of the
secretary and
York.Gerbracht
two
rtww.v
wouldof
of
at
tho
fact
and
tor
.. " ' - - - .......j tliu UWIlt, . I . V. 1 i ilHU J - " '
M. A. Mr. Dilling-,'1- 1 the banks adilt heavy for handling and directions, butwas safeguard' to habits accomplished of growing trafllc, largo influx thoso movements not appear to
It sometliing "ukm, uuu iubh- - oi capital inevitably In- - "au amito do Jt
. . . -fo-- of is being lm- -j 4S 1 UU
rtie opportunity Mergering of banks to afford added Psed by tho class of
Instruction which is now ln ment to labor.would not otherwise come' Francisco The following banks have in circles feei-H- o
wanted to the Y. C. A. consolidated in of ing wisely Commodity nrim.
nassed
134.00
author!
been endangeredfim years: Tho of California ,inniintncr , excesses. A... ...... V' 1 1 mu UUU IUCIU UUUJ1 41
was
ago
was
men
was
new
40.00
been
High
theiragers
beenecect
duty
tlv.onnnnin--
sugar
otherham, when
mate- -
make much
their
thesoiuo anu uuauiuuU 111 U4Uj steel,
it Is perhaps, latter at time other pro-!raon-marKcts lower rates F0RT MERCHANT
with recommendation of banking which ae- - ducts. ln commodities nl0nev theroof nronosltion culed Francisco . to nnnrn.mh nf 'acintate U1 otunanimously .. Bank. Wells-Farg- o Bank ,S8U0a whlch senorally
HAWAIIAN
isin ofilces cf
Alexander &
of
severalmaa'o pleasures of
to
business,
Thisnight
there,
TOBACCO.
Aat
recordresolution
condemning
of
pending.
In
tem-per
at
paved
matter
Merchants'
noticeable exchange,
promptly
illness
cjiandiseresulting
Company,
confidence
1
uation
with Bank check speculation: P'aceu onWells-Farg- o prices aro receding naturally hero
Anglo-Californi- a
Limited, with
forming the"
each
securities
estimates
uio
un-i-u
29,
of ln
tho a
I
aof
was
and
a of
the
Co.,50,000
Hon.
Sugar
now
5.50
Ing
andtno four Ter.
Ter.
Ter.
movement
denI saId our,tho
beenEx
105.00
41.25
Mill
New
year,
May The
there theiues
West,for
arotwo that A
will thisgave poini,
idle "andand
Ing and lnemway.
city latostate a.1
has not oy.rni,n and
way. xjuuuuu andsay, the (or and many tuo AND STS.
this head room now The for over will
the has been,,ond havo beenThe was now tho
tho pro- -
and sail
andTho
The
andMr.
fewsail
will
will
the
All
the
the
of
Tho
yearand
this
tho
maythe
ing
onco
the
some
woresent
may
tho
5
10 25
tion 25
a
the will
1C0.
Tno MillLon- -
some
will
loss cold Mut
S.
alinvn nnv
nowmore and
tho and
the
j now
Tor.
a still Ter. 3
ofGs..
gra- - "Co.
had moreof
GO
trial ft werenQt
test
gumsmen Mill
ninnc
The tho mer-- ,a tIon
aiu win a J
tho,rial moro
this- -
tho j
i( Ironto the,
thothe the San dun
a and' to
Thethe
a
a
a
tire
4
Tho
unon nnd tho fact Uhe
the
ago,caso.
Co.,
105.
Itef.
said
also
748
H... . . . -- - .. ,1. 1rmilrvitn ti lmtrin.
to satis- - inciuontai to 'dIshursements been work the nowor tho-
fled has its,im nnv developments.
tho high price No uul lcnu'nK na.o marie- - aa i- - - .. ...,i it a. i 1 1 i r 4e 4tin nti fm nlintlini nt1
as an In uuciiues Binco nisi oi January,Four counts false entries of pram to the stock. It . . vn,na .nro ... . and now at rates when an one
and two counts that the plan will go; frce Bll0uld bo to So- - hor0 was to boconspiracy to the government opposition.
bered that the "av "eon from weak extra man is Mr. who has beev.wubuob nu 111 i m.i, CrtlM. ulll
of Newtho
SugarNew
wasof the
superlnten- -
bowas
onHfillfA '
so no
now
g 11UU .....
is bo by
M.
-
uuw
for
J
nr
for
TO
willby the on 11 for
tour of Statesof
as yet but itat
purely for the
dent, was
TO
A.
the to com- -
histhat
that
floor
fUVVVVU fijUUtWl
broad
thoroughly nisover andwith the
FREE
May 10.
anywan
Philippinetho tho
nor
Bank,
by
andwhat these
yet disbe
bo ismeanwhile,
on
Co.
Co
thenwas
led
gain was Sug.All
'osted. thedocs
Our
or
upon our
and thus
It is
to
will S.
that was
onCo.
insti- -as
CIprovo nnd
them 'ucucrease
not sah
lltlB
by
for
sit- -
is
the terms. mo- -Is
Cs,
for
by
was Cs.
for
for
the ger
the
forfor
was by
No- -
on of
biocks snownnolisoon rptnrnn
moro
.... ... 1.1. .. itaken from the of the cost of living has had moro stronger nanus; tno situation i.as u.u...b - '
ee" thoroughly teste and there 'a Join :,r. onco.tho of Banks of or less in restraining (
forosjjtI tion. The now a Armer basis for confidence than
. . 1in. ,.. annn nnv ,,,., l1llr, AVhy doesn't comuouer oi tno from April JH ouuuu. m- -
1009 to 1910, show that tho Uo or n0 serious andbanks California, Stato I aro that as soon as a rea--
yet;
endorsing5.50
that
of'
Tho Hilo
that Hon
hmd
gave
last
some
that
lies that yet
thr.tsamo
tour
Hllo
that
how- -
and National, decreased from G43 to readjustment has taken placo -
C20. tho samo tho total 1,1 commodities somewhat similar In Tho Court Tho First CIr.
Increased $102,487,827.05, ' tnat wlllch nan been accomplished laand ,ionnKifQ if.o r.r.1 . i fresh
c
Tho
and
way
and
A
men.
out.
Tho
will Much upontho crops. They tho key to thpcntiro situation, financial,
be 10 d In . ln is
THE INTE- R-
RATE MATTER OP
to
tobe
in
"higher-ups- " In
be
Immediately
A.
T7r,.i
be
distinctly
, ... .. I.. ,,.. TJIlr.
I
rn.
products attractive
Company
formerly
apologies
purchases
RETURN.
California
resolution con-
vention
Kluegels
situation,
to OfTerrtitory of At
Chambors. L. Libellant,vs. E.
OF PENDENCY OFand commercial. Thus far tho out- - Tho Torrltory of Hawaii, To
boot sugar 14s New York look tu'8 fairly
Issued
cult,Mary Gerst,
Gorst,
SUIT.
E. Gerst, Greeting:a sweeylnk 14s have unquos- - that the od). Honolulu, on Mayat last The parity for been above causo 1910, at o'clock
5.1G a
a
a
a
a
best
a
20th
I and thero is every rason why before tho Court above j
i suould bond every effort this season to said Mary L. prays forETC. ootain ati largo a yield as an from you upon tho
The following are quota- - would of courso, bo set out In tho libel on fllo;The following ltuota- - this year. But If tho coun- - that said causo has been sot down for
Hons for standard groceries and feea- - try, only better than trial boforo the Honorable W. J.stuff for this date: . fuU wo may bo sure Robinson, Third Judgo said Court,
Hour, ?5.7B to ?G.OO a bar- - ot prosperous year. nt h8 court room in tho JudiciaryOuo tho In prlcos Building In Honolulu, Territory of Ha- -
straight, ?5.25 to ?5.C0 a bar- - will ho to and check wall, on tho 27th day ofImports, thus restoring our July, A. D. at 9 A. M., or
Corned beef, 3.20 to to a moro normal basis. Our soon thoronftor at tho ofJ3.25 per dozen. bolng financially hold said CourtI ' back grain, and all products ordor of tho Court.
More than half your suspicions have to an for tho ' A. K.no, foundation. Dally of course, of securing tho hlgest pos- -
'Ass't Clerk.
A dog appreclato the slblo prlco. Indications ar0 that this Honolulu, May G. A. D. 1910.
W'rfi must come upon thg mar M, Watfon, AttgrnoyKnri-- - i;rinaMJ.,nr .... v.j,.av .... '
STOCK
The stock of the lllloII. H. increased to $3,150,000 bythe ofstock the of $20 epcli.
Session 5 Hilo It. Com$14.00; Waialua $135.00;
T. com $105.00; 10
Com., $105.00; rionokna 10.
TlonokanHonokacv
$103.50; HonotcaaC. 5 Sit-g- ar
$58.00.Stock. Did.
EwaHaw.
CoSugar HO. 00-
Sug. Co....Haiku
strong feeling
20.25
18.75.
SugarCo....
taking,meetinged matter, 5.25
subjectInfluence meetinc Assocla- -
foreign whichdeclined sharply McClol- - Pioneerfreer waiting1
advance, Wailukuthough nolulu's bodies;
ow-'stat- 0 Walmea Co
Edward. action Co.T. com.. 00
Tel.business
season. Imnrosopii L. Co
abnormal degree. Co
exports receded uo
already months1,present exports
the cotton,supply 4
banking moro remote nny nossibll- -outward mer-jit- y evI-,Ca- l.
renderedmeeting raiiroaff PIetIns holding boom1.
exports prices,
'vinced have Euronean1 It. t,s.
them
EXCA
value
.
155
legis-jKekn- ha
thatjOIaaon'Paauhau
Wnshinc-fWaialu- a
thls'waimanalo
onlyTanJong
143.50
27.60
28.00
100.00100.00100.00
103.00
33.50
favor
34.00
29.00
Ring
YORK, rallroad Railroad thoHelke, 106.75
Refining conceded 1,10 intransfer San Francisco markets.
ernment of ,arge the-Ban- k tho I'orts though Gs
imported inuaiiy support agreed.j,.!,,,,. interested
indictedsecured
tho
passedon
Adams'
diverting
A
foreign
lolders,
'l'-1"'-
Y. C. outlays rapidlydo SuUdr Zr,&"T--
(uomuuuua ioreign uio
wui.M
this
o'ljbuslncss
hlmaUo;
OPPOSE
that
highboth
stocks
reported
nrojMcBrydc
S5S5S4SS5S$S$iS$35SSSsa
demand railroad restraint already oCCtS)acqulr- -'
strong employ- - prudentstronger
cautiousnrovalls.
interiorbusiness
oa(niiiiai,n,i hotter Members
100.00
102.00
42.001450014.0016.0028.2545.00
101.09.00
them. issuesrlcan terms Ditch
Indus.
found
they
uuiiBcr
Bank
Waterhouse Co,
Stock and Bondrancisco uanKS, lessened ixuuiiumi.
needless textilesdeclino exluting
railroad National partially "istnuution Americancarried. harvest
purpose
respitechecker
business
issuing
about
rumorad
Associa
matters
hurry
serious
obstacle
merged Nevada, attractivepresent notaT.v situation improv
Nationalmerged
National
National
bankers.
Honolulu
ENGINEEREngineer JCluegel will
causes hesitate until May
that reaction reached limit. having passedA,,rii without untoward company
movement. doubtconfiilonpo
charge increase aro selling glncor. excellent alreadysugar Investors. found available. Tho
through without curIeB passing SmithUCOl recent agitation ...
F.
afforded
lo-
cated
length
on
schemomapped
ln
forming
extensionrailway.
FiguresSuperintendent effect consump- -
.."","':'u'u,""""l"uuu",w"' the Interstate28,(C'U1'
numbersonablo
During period Circuitresources
Inrllviiinni forward movement003.07.
SUGAR JUMPS.afternoon
business
dependsaro
respect satlsfac- -
situation
HENRY
Hawaii.
William Di-
vorce.-.
NOTICEWilliam
advance Damagepending
farmers Circuit named,wherein Gorst
absolutewholesale 'allureswholesale
secures nothingaverago yiolds, of
patent, anothereffect declino
Flour, oxportsforlogn o'clock
commorco businessformers pormlt.
cottonunusual AONA,
News.'dodSn't simple,
fpr Ubfil.unnytiNQWHi.
capital
20.00;,$20.00.
$10,00020.00;
HonomuHonokaa
distant.
iHIloR.deferred market,
E
Between
Asked.
00
00
consider
cenoralspecial.
Enough
demands
impossl- -
00
men'
Pioneer
demand
SUGAR.
Outside
FOUND.
C.
buyers 1110 slr"Bency
railway
capitalbelieved
bQdefraud against
report
CLEWS.
Llbollco.
possible,
merco commission go aftor fishermen,for rebating? Chicago Dally Nowh. .
Fino Job PrlntlnB, Star Office.
NOTICE
Tho adjourned annual mooting oftho shareholders ot tho Com-
pany will bo hold at tho ofllco ot Its.Agents, C Browor & Company
from 7 U2&.'iory- - reports Ypu aro hereby notified In Fridayaccounts. raws tionably greatly exaggerated, entitled is now 3 p. m
PROVISIONS dlvorcoCroP ground and
aro (a'sastrous
rel. il ofstimulato Wednesday,
rol 1910,tins as
strong, willBy
degreo purpose,Chicago
Datgd,.'.Wty9?l;W?njW8. now E,
iittUKi.uiiiUiiiiiiuiiiKai;o. nrrriniiitiirni...nmfinniaviinn
Sales
.41.25;
Co
N.
Henry Trust
aan
125.
TELEPHONE
sail;
Olowalu
(Limit- -
RICHARD IVERS.Secretary Olowalu Company.
HAWAIIAN LODGE NO. 21, F.A. M.
ATHERE WILL BE A SPECIAL
mooting of Hawaiian Lodgo No. 21, F.and A. M., at its ball, Masonlo Tom-pi- e,
cornor of Hotol nnd Alakoastroots THIS (TUESDAY) EVEN-ING, May 17, 1910 at 7:30 p m.
WORK IN THIRD DEGREE.Members of Pacific Lodgo. Oceanic,
Lodgo, nnd all visiting brothron, arefraternally invited to attend.
By order of tho W, M.K. R. a. WALLAfiro.
00
X
Thla older brotherevldontly knowshow to playdoctor, in roalearnest. Hoknows aboutAyer's CherryPectoral. Hismother toldhim. II ormother toldher, and horgrandmother's mother Kl ScJHi o 1 d hor
'mothor. It'sthoono standard congh medicine for children.
9ers(Zhemi 9eetoralis entirely freo from narcotics orpoison of any kind. It is the greatremedy the world over for colds,coughs, croup, whooping-coug- h,
influenza, la grippe, and all bron-
chial complaints.Accept no substitute or cheap
' and worthless imitation. Be Bureyou get Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral.
Put up in largo and small bottles.
'Pnnnl by Dr. J. C. Ayer & C.. Lowell. Kits.. U.S.A.
Fraternal iHcoMiirp
HONOLULU LODGE NO. 61C,
B. P. O. ELKS.Meets la their hall on King Street
near Fort, every Friday evening. Visit-ing Brothers are cordially invited toattend.
JAMES D. DOUGHERTY, E. It.GEO. T. KLUEGEL, Secretary.
'Harmony Lodge, No. 3, I. o. O. F.Meets every Monday evening at 7:30
'In Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort St. Visit-
ing brothers cordially iuvitcd to d.
H. E. McCOY, N. G.E. R. HENDRY, Sec.
Manila Cigars
Finest Quality and Every Variety.
Large Stock Now on Hand.
TOMA83 N. King St. Phono 640.
Bonoin IronWorrs
BTEAM ENGINES, SUGAR MILLS,
"BOILERS, COOLERS, IRON, BRASS
AND LEAD CASTINGS.Machinery at Every Description
Iade to Order. Particular AttentionPaid to Ship's Blacksmlthlng. Job
'Work Executed on Short Notice.
Oat & flossmanSTATIONERS ANDBOOK SELLERS.
--Merchant Street near Post Office.
'PARAGON PAINT AND ROOFING CO
PETER HIGGINS, Manager.
Estimates Free or Charge.PHONE 00.
Office No. '039 Bethel St. near Hotel
Y. WO SING CO.GROCERIES, FRUITS,
VEGETABLES. HTO.
California Butter, 4Uo 10.; Cooking
.Buttar, 35c lb.; Fresh Dried FrulU.1186-11- 88 Nuuanu Street
Telephone Main 238. Box 1(1
OHIO CLOTHES CLEANING CO.
Beretania Street, Near Fort.
Wo clean and press suit of clothesvery week at' 51.50 a month, payable
r- In advance. Ladies clothes cteaneaad pressed. Work guaranteed.
DR. F. SCIIUIUIAM- OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, OSTEO-
PATHIC OCULIST
Hours: Consulting, 23 p. m. Sat-
urdays Excepted. Operating, 8 W
vm., S 0 p. m.
Telephone 33. Otncu, corner Berets-jni- a
and Union streets.HONOLULU, T. H.
All kinds WRAPPING PAPH1W antTWINES, PRINTING and WRITINQPAPERS.AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- PAPER A
SUPPLY CO., LTD.OEO. Q. GUILD. Grtnaral Manager.
Fort and Queen Street.Honolulu, PHONH
Pau ka HanaThere Is No ohcrSOAP AS GOOD
SOLD BY GROCERS
BY JAMES VV.
By far tho most Interesting game ofoascball played this season in the
league, was played atAlexander field yesteraay afternoonootswen the Kams and tho Puns, theresult being a defeat of tho boys fromPunnhou by a 4-- 3 score. Both teamsput up a splendid exhibition of the na-
tional game, but by hard work andheavy hitting the team from out Ka- -.11.1 ....... .1 t nnn,1 Tlnl tit -.'uui uj muuucu iu oiu urti iuplate In tho last half of tho eighth fortho winning run. i
Billy Hoogs, who is playing his la3t
snVose8 game
year for 1'unanou was in tno uox ior)do resistance of which will bo thetho collegians and pitched a good iiCRao Stock Company, the Operagame, striking out several men nnd house being closed for that .night andonly walking one. Rex Hitchcock was 'tho company assisting the--' Outrlggar-o- n
second for tho Puns and played gs. It Is needless to say that thehis usual fast game being responsiblefor ono of the runs made The Kame- -
BREWSTER.
hameha team nad three now men in jsnt a canoe on tho beach that isn'tthe game who played good ball u- - heir's for the taking,though they were responsible for somo About six hundred dollars worth ofof tho errors made. Tho most In-- 1 tickets have been subscribed for .g
features of the game wore ing the past faw days by club inem-th- e
running catches of tho Kams in'bers, and the public will also be en-th- o
eightli and ninth inning when tho 'are to be followed by a chowdervq'shrPuns were put out In one, two, three bors, aud tho public will also be
tertalnment and dance. Thero willbo room for all as tho Seaside and
MEMBERS TO SHOOT. Moana hotels have offered their danc- -Tomorrow afternoon on the traps cf ing halls and the big forty by eighty
the Gun club at Kakaako, the mem- - loot lanal of tho Outrigger club willhers of the club will meet in tlva sec- - "be completed in time for tho occasion,ond shoot for the new cup which was A night surfing carnival Is contem-p- ut
up last week, and which was won plated, tho surfers having at lastby Major Long. 'discovered a light that may be at- -
On account of tho openlug games In tached' successfully to the bow of thotho championship tennis 'tournament board and then tnero will be a pro-- It
is doubtful If every member will be cession of illuminated canoes,present as somo are expected to play Perhaps the best features will betennis. Tho same, conditions will 'announced later, as the ladies are nowprevail as in the previous shoots, ten
t
birds from known, and' ten from un- -
known angles.A large list of entries are expected
for the all day shoot which will oe"neld next Sunday on the Kakaakorange, for which suitable prizes havebeen offered. Tomorrow's match 2s
will start at five o'clock as usual.
FORREST WINS RACE.
Defeating four ot the fastest rollerskaters In the territory, Joe Forrest,winner of the first marathon raca,crossed tho line last night at tho Prin-cess rink in a mile race by tho goodtime of three minutes fiat.
From tho very "Start Forrest led, anduad little trouble in defeating Ferkisonwho finished second. Forrest seemca'to bo going much faster than his timewould indicate, but on account of thesharp turns on the track was only ableto make the mile in three minutes, al- -
though Chicagoraces.
third
marathon whichnight baseball
Monday League,night
Y M C A HANDBALL
following results inmatrons Vfistordnv handballchampionship of
12-2- 1, 21-2- 0.
John, 21-1- 21-2- 0.
Decolto play af-
ternoon at o'clock
JUNIOR SCHOOL GAMES.Junior Intor-scholast-
baseball league will
played at Punahou be-
tween SaintSchool teams.
Until gamebe played each week, Judging
from youngsters play Inpractice, close j
played before seasoncompleted.
GRAMMAR LEAGUE GAMES.games or baseball play
afternoon In GrammarSchool league, being Kalu--
Normal,
Practice been order olpast week, a result to-
day's should prove Interestingto watch.
POLO NEXT MONTH.enthusiasts plenty of
opportunity tojudging schedulo
being commlttcohave matter In hand.
Actlvo statedmonth, games playedovery Wednesday Saturday dur-
ing Juno, July Augustexact dates Inter-Islan- d
OUTRIGGER CLUBf
ff
PLANS BIG TIME
Outrigger Is at again.That means that there a -
- ....entertamriont, a;lng carnival thrown at Walklkl,afternoon evening of Juno tenthbeing OCCasion, piece
McRao's owningafter such a generous offer, there
f
f
f
fpreparing to take hold. fhopes to raise a thousand dollars f(Improvements of entertain- -ment. McRae's would
a good house Honolulu, theyought to know.rXrXJCCricrKKrXXXWCtournament have not been an- -
nounced, they probablylatter part of August. Any player In fHonolulu Is able to play polo isreqnuested to send In name at
to cither Harold Dillingham,John Fleming on Balwln.
LEAGUES.. .The baseball games yesterday in
leagues resulted as follows:National.
Pittsburg 7, 4; St. Louisf4, Yonc 2; Chicago 4, Boston 3;
Cincinnati 3, Brooklyn 2.American. fBoston Detroit 4; Philadelphia
ff
Cloveland 12 G
Detroit 12 7
Now York 9 G
Boston 8 10
Chicago 7 9
Washington '. . G 15
Louis 3 12
National League.Club. Won Lost
Pittsburg 12 4
New York 13 G
Philadelphia' 10 G
Ch'igo 9 8
7 8 467iBoston G J
Louis G 12Brooklyn G 14 6V0
uAKuuiN utt-tAit- u uouHLttiI'laymg alone rather have
"QJohn Walker default01 tennis players
in High School, defeatedof 7-- 5 in in
High School tournament on Bere -
tanla courts yesterday afternoon.wnite unable -
on account of Illness,able to play boforo
weekIn second' score
to In favor of pairtho match rnllod I
Following results oflatest matches In Manoa Tennisclub's tournnmcnt:
Walo Beardmoro, 6 1, 3 0,G 4.
Steere Walo G 4, 3 G, G
Irwin Mclntyro, G G 4,Kelloy beat Peck, 63, 6 2.Hemcnway beat 6 2, G t.
ENTRIES CLOSE TODAY.Intondlng entrants In singles
championship tennis tourna- -ment which starts tomorrow afternoon
he made much better lime 1; Washington 3, Cleveland 1;in his ,'Xow York 15, St. Louis, 3.
Marcus finished verlikely to Ilnisli second The following standing el
be run on teams In American Na-th- o
of Memorial Day. Entries 'tlonal leagues on Mayfor this open next, American
remain open until Saturday Club. Won Losttho 2Sth. 'Philadelphia 12 . 4
The are the thofor thoY. M. C. A:
Lewis beat Johnson, 21-- 2,
Marcallino beat St
and Nott will this
Tho first game in thobo
this afternoonLoius and High
tho season is over ono
tho way thosomo good games
probably be thois
Two will bo
ed this thetho games
lanl vs. Central vs. St.Louis,
has the the daythe and as
games
Polo will haveseo somo good games
this year from thoarranged by tho who
practice will boand will bo
andnnd
Tho for
W.
:The Club It
will be big.....reast ana with surr- -In, tho
ands.3t for tho the
come near thoclub
Tho clubfor
out thoThe say this
bo for and
yetbut will be tho
whohis
onceDr.
THE BIG
thebig
PhilNew
6,
.6G7
.G00
.441
.438
.2S'J
St .200
Pet.75'J.081.G2o
Z'"J
Cincinnati.11 .'So
St. .333
inthan Lit- -
and win byai'c" ono i2 U03t
tho was bytho score the first sot the
tho
was to play with Cardon but willprobably bo tho
Is over.the set tho was
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on tho Borotanla and Pacific clubcourts, have until five o'olock todayto enter, and Judging from talk abouttown last yarn's list will bo almostdoubled. Tennis is being played morethis year than over, and for that rea-
son the commutes expect a big list.Entries for tho other events which.
will bo played on tho completion otthe men's singles will close next weekand tho week following.
01 EVENTSee tt
BASEBALL.May 17 Training School vs. f
Kaiulaul; Central Grammarvs. St. Louis.
May 18 St. Louis vs. High t-
School.May 20 Punahou vs. St. Louis;
Kams vs. High School. fMay 20 Kaahumanu vs. Puns, f
Royals vs. Central Grammar, fMay 21 Marines vs. Fort Shaf- - f
ter; Fort Ruger vs. Hospital tCorps. f-
May 22 N. G. H. vs. Cavalry.May 22 Jr A. C. vs. P. A. C.
C. A. C. vs. U. S. M. C. 4--
May 22 Walanao vs. Ewa, t-
Walalua vs. Walpahu. fMay 22 Minor Club vs. Liberty t-
A. C.TENNIS. t-
May 1G-- Manoa Club tour--nament. f
May 18 Island championshiptournament starts. f
June 11 Progressive tourna- - fment. All courts. -
GOLF.May 31 Match play tourna- -
ment H. G. C. t--
May 31 Bogey tournament at VCountry Club. t-
June 11 Four ball tournamnetCountry Club.
HORSE RACING.Walluku.
July 4 Inter-Islan- d meet.TRAP SHOOTING.
May IS Weekly Shoot.SKATING.
May 30 Marathon race at the fPrincess Rink. f
June 11 Marathon race at the fPrincess Rink.
July 3-- 4 Twenty-fou- r hours t-f
race.July 4 Mask Carnival at tho -
Princess Rink.YACHTING.
June 5 Macfarlane cup; Rob- - fertson cup for Sea Wrens;in Honolulu harbor. 1--
June 26 Governor's cup; racearound tho Island. f
July 0 Start of Transpacific fRace.
July 10 Beckley cup.CRICKET.
May 21 Cricket Club vs .Blsh- - fop's Bank. . f
BOXING.July 4 Jeffries vs. Johnson.
POLOJuno Season opens .
August Inter-Islan- d Turna- - f- ment.
t-
es - Qe9f
GOING UP.' The gentle elevator man,Who scorns the dull earth-clinepla- n
Loves to exclaim whene'er he can,"Going up!".
He saw tho sunshine in the sky,On the thermometer his oyoPaused, and he gave a, joyous cry
"Going up."
And when he heard the price ofmeat,
Aud various other things to eat,He said It still In grief complete,
"Going up."
RELIEVES SUFFERING HUMANITYOne bottle of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy goes alone ways toward relieving suffering
.humanity. It is better than any doc
tor's prescription, and worth twentytlmeg lts cost ln casea 0f diarrhoecramn colic or dysentery which aroliable to come on suddenly at this season or the year. For sale by all def-- 1
orS( Benson Smith & Co., agents forHawaii.
-
A FAVORED INDUSTRY."Some of that music sounds very
familiar," said the musical comedymanager.
"Yes." ronlled tho composer, "it'sfortunate for my business that molodies aro not as easily recognized as
'epigrams." Washington Star.
FIRE INSURANCE
ATLAS ASSURANCE) COMPANY OFLONDON.
NEW YORK UNDER WRITERBAGENCY.
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON IN'SURANCEJ COMPANY,
The 8, F, Dillingham Co,, Ltd,
General Agents for Hawaii.Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Building.
NOTICE.
A Service will bo hold at Saint An-
drew's Cathedral at 11 a. m. on Fri-
day, tho 20th Instant, in memory orIlls late Majesty, King Edward theVllth With tho oxceptlon of certainseats reserved' for officials and others,the Cathedral will bo open to all.Thoso attending, who have not re-
ceived official Invitations, arc request-
ed to enter tho C&tnedral by the sldoaisles.
RALPH G. E. FORSTER,H. B. M. Consul
British Consulate,Honolulu, May 14, 1910.
STOCKHOLDER'S MEETING.
ALEXANDER & BALDWIN, LTD.Notice Is hereby glvon that a spe-
cial meeting of tho stockholders ofAlexander & Baldwin, Limited will boheld at tho offlco of tho Company,Stangenwald Building, Honolulu, onWednesday, tho 25th day ot May, 1910
at 2 o'clck p m. for the purpose otconsidering an inoresvso of the Capi-
tal Stock ot Bald corporation.By order of tho 1st VIco President.
E. fl. PAXTON,Secretary, Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd.
HonoluIu.T. H., May 13, 1910.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THEFirst Circuit Territory of Hawaii.At Chambers In Probate.
In tho Matter of tho Estate of MoseaKaplioho, Deceased.A document purporting to be the
Last Will and Testament of MosesKaplioho, deceased, having on tho 2ndday of May, A. D. 1910, been presentedto said Probate Court, and a Petitionfor Probate thereof, praying for the Is-
suance of Letters Testamentary toRobert W. Holt, having been filed byHina Kaplioho widow,
It is ordered that Monday, the Gthday of Juno A. D., 1910, at 10 o'clocka. m of said day, at tho Court Roomof said Court In tho Judiciary Build-ing in the City and County of Hono-lulu, be and the same is hereby ap-pointed tho time and place for prov-ing said Will and hearing said appli-cation.
Dated Honolulu, May 2nd, 1910.BY THE COURT:
A. K. AONA,Ass't Clerk.
W. C. AchI, Attorney lor Petitioner,.4ts-Ma- y
NOTICE,
Notice Is hereby given that I haveappointed Mr. C. P. Iaukea my. attornoy-ln-ra- ct and that 1 will not beresponsible for any obligation contracted for by others In my namewithout Mr. Iankca's written order.
Signed LILIUOKALANI.Dated Honolulu, May 11th, 1910.
MEETING NOTICE.
KAHUKU PLANTATION COMPANY.Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting of tho Stockholders of Kahu- -ku Plantation Co., will be held onWednesday, tho 18th day of May, 1910,at 2 o'clock P. M. at the offlco ot thoCompany, Stangenwald Building, Honolulu, for the purpose of consideringan Increaso In tho Capital Stock ofsaid Kahuku Plantation Co.
By order of tho VIco-Presido-
ELMER E. PAXTON,Secretary Kahuku Plantation Co.
Honolulu, May G, 1910.
NOTICE.
Herman H. FIcke bus removed hisbarber shop from Fort street to ate
quarters in the Empire build--Qg, next to Emplro theater entrance.
Bethel street, where he would bopleased to seo all his old friends andmeet new ones.
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The Bank receives Local Depositsand Head Office beposlts for fixed pe-
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ON 111Reporting fine weather the entire
trip from the coast, the Pacific Mallliner Asia, Captain harry Qaukroger,arrived off port at daybreak, comingalongside of the Aianea street wharfat eight o'clock sharp.
Three thousand tons of cargo aroin transit for tho Far East. Twohundred and eighty-si- x bags of mallare for Honolulu.
One of the smallest passenger listscarried' In sorrf tlmo is on board forJapanese and Chinese ports, thero be-
ing only forty-fo- ur first class
W. J. Conroy is stopping off herountil tho next steamer to tho Orient,which will be tho Mongolia on May 30.
Lieut. W. Zollner of tho GermanArmy Is returning home by the wayof Siberia.
P. R. Josselyn is going to Pekln toact . as Chinese interpreter for theAmerican minister.
Professor H. L. Smith is connectedwith Stanford University.
Mr. Home, who has been" on thoAsia for many years as freight clerkand purser, Is absent this trip on ac-
count of illness.The Asia will sail this afternoon at
five o'clock for Yokohama'.Wireless operator Charles Francis
reports that he was able to keep Intouch with land tho entire trip.
FLAGSHIP
ARRIVESFive days, fourteen hours was the
time made by the commodore ship ofthe Matson line, the Wilhelmina, inmaking the trip down from ban Fran-cisco which ended off the harbor aifour o'clock this morning. One of tnouest trips as far as weather is con-
cerned was reported by the officers ofthe popular vesisel. Sixty-nin- e firstand seven second' ,cl.iss passengers j
were brought, and 3,104 tons of freightof which 2,500 Is for Honolulu and tho '
rest for Kahulul. Two, private auto-
mobiles and 56 bags of mall com-
pleted tho ship's cargo.During the' trip the Asia, Mongolia,
Tenyo Maru and ilyades wero passed,1and communication with both tho j
mainland and Hawaii was kept up bywireless the entire trip. i
Miss Carrie Jacobs Bond, well-- 1
known composer and author, Is heroto visit the Tenney's
Mrs. George H. Robertson and hertwo daughters, Miss Lillian and MissGrace, return homo after an absenceof over a year.
W. C. Lyon, accompanied by hismother and his son, arc returningfrom a pleasure trip spent In southernCalifornia.
Lester Petrtfirnaster mechanic or.
to the coast.J. A. McCandless Is homo after a
trip of several weeks spent on themainland.
Mi. Richards, a brother of TheodoreRichards, accompanied by his wife ishere for a visit of several weeks. ThisIs the first time that Mr. Richardshas ever been to Hawaii and he seemed to be very much impressed withhis first view.
EDWARD PAYS INCOME TAX.
LONDON, May I. King Edward didnot wait until he had given consent
to the finance bill on Friday, but paidhis Income tax In full at tho rate ot14 pence (28 cents) to the pound be-
forehand.The payment was- - an entirely vol-
untary on tho King's part, as it wason the Queen's, who was equallyprompt.slnce there is no power to levyupon the Crown. For several years
after the Income tax was Introducedtho sovereign did" not pay it.but QueenVictoria introduced the custom in or-
der to share tho people's burden.King Edward, when the Treasury
approached him after ho came to thothrone, decided to follow his mother a
example The tax officials rigorously
guard as a secret the amount of thesovrelgn's private Income. j
RIOT AND RAILWAY. ;
CIIANSHA, May 4. Tho recentrioting in this province has placed thoChinese Government In an embarras-sing position regarding tho proposedHankow-Canto-n railway loan, Evl-denc- o
accummulates that tho disturb,ances wero deliberately planned by
Interested persona as a warning totho central authorities not to meddloIn tho affairs of Hunan Provlnco andto make plain tho determined opposl-- v
tlon of tho Hunanltes to foreignparticipation In tho railway
THE HAWAIIAN STAK. TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1910
PIE-Efl- TIi BAD
FO CIO iLOS ANGELES, Mny 3. Habitualplo eating is ruining the stomachs ofthousands of school children, accord-ing to an alarming report made todayby the Civic Association, after re-
search by Its school lunch committee.Tho committee of women has almostworn Itself out trying to dissuade thepupils from gorging themselves withpastry and nothing else at tho noonhour and they will now try to circum-vent the danger by urging tho pas-sage of an ordinance curtailing thoprivileges of peripatetic plo vendorswho are doing a lucrative business.The verdict of all the pupils arguedwith seems to coincide with thnt of agamin In one of tho schools of tho poorquarter: "Aw, anybody wot says ploain't no good Is nutty."
Tho situation Is strange. Hereto-fore tamales, buns, sandwiches, lcocream and other delicacies have hadright of way at tho little lunch coun-ters, but at tho beginning of tho schoolyear pie was Introduced and now excludes practically everything 'else.Considerable slckrjpss has resulted.The authorities will establish morepenny kitchens.
TAIL OF COMET
IS
SAN FRANCISCO, May 5 That thetail of Halley's comet may not sweepthe earth at all was given further em-
phasis yesterday by Professor CharlesBurkhalter of tho Chabot Observatoryin Oakland. He d'oes not say definite-ly that It will not, but ho states thtvtan absolutely accurate prediction aso the length of the tails of comets is
impossible. Professor Burkhalter said:Comets usually put out their greatest
length of tall when at or near peri-- 1
helion; that Is, the point or orbitnearest the sun. The tall of Halley'scomet Is prob&bly growing shorterevery day, having passed perihelion onApril 20th; but as it and the earthare approaching each other at the rateof over 3,000,000 miles a day, the tall,to our sight is growing longer. Theappearance of comets Is very uncer-tain in almost everything. At .anytime there may be an Increase of ac-
tivity, which lenghtens tho tall or a"decrease of activity, which would cor-
respondingly shorten tho tall.' "No two comets act aliko. Tho majority Of comets with largo talis Tiavowhat appears to bo a shadow or dfcrltstreak on the side of the nucleus far- -'
thest away from tho sun. In somecomets, in place of tho dark stripethero is a well-define- slender ray."
HEPBURN,McCANDLESS
On April 28, 1910, at 8:30 p. m. atthe residence of Mr. and Mrs. R. H.Chamberlain, 312 West 0th Street,'Now York City, Miss Madge McCand-les- s,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A.
iNlcCaudless of Honolulu, was marriedtd Mr. Harry Marlln Hepburn of thoRevenue Cutler ijcrvlco.
Arrangements had been made tohavo tho wedding take place at tho"nouso of tho bride's parents In Ho-
nolulu, In June, but owing to tho Ill-
ness of the groom tno plans werochanged. The ceremony was perform-ed by the Rev. Wm. Morris Klncaldof Charlotte, North Carolina, former-ly of Honolulu, in the presence ofhbout thirty members of the two fam-
ilies and Intimate friends, IncludingHon. W. P. Hepburn of Iowa and Mrs.Hepburn, grandparents of tho groom,"and Mr. J. S. McCandless of Honolulu.
The room in which tho ceremonywas perforhictT was decorated' withapple blossoms and southern smilax.The bride entered with her fnthev,
wearing an exqulslto robe of whltoembroidered satin chiffon. Her tulleveil was held in place by a wreath oforange blosslins and she carried ashower bouquet of HUIes of tho valley.Her maid or honor and only attend-ant was her cousin Miss Mary O'Brien"of ParUcrsburg, West Virginia, wnowore a dainty net dross and carriedpink roses. Mrs. McCandless wore abeautiful gown of chantilly iaco overcream satin. Hepburn Chamborlalnserved his cousin as best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Hepburn will spondtheir honeymoon In tho cast, and latergo to California and Honolulu.
A FREE LECTUHE.Rev. John W Wadman, hayJng re-
sided In Japan for 15 years, will givean address on "Things Nipponese" Intho MethoQlst church, Thursday even-
ing, beginning at 7:30. The lecturowill bo illustrated' with stereoptlconviews bearing somewhat on personalexperiences. Mr. Towso will operate.Tho public is cordially Invited to
We makethem for everypurpose sBest work atthe 1 o w es t
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Honolulu Soil vs.California Oil
OIL STOCKS are good so long as the oil keeps flowing, but who knowshow long the oil will How? If you were assured that the oil would How justas you are assured that the OCEAN VIEW DISTRICT scenery will alwaysremain beautiful, your fortune would be made. AVe have nothing to sayagainst any oil or mining company now selling stock in Ilonolulu or Califor-nia, for they might make you rich, but we do have a great deal to say in favorof OCEAN VIEW property. If you want a good conservative investmentlocated at home, where you can give it personal attention, we believe that theOCEAN VIEW TRACT with its high elevation, beautiful scenery, and excel-lent location in a growing city like Ilonolulu, will serve you far better thananything' speculative located a few thousand mileB beyond the sea.
No Oil Prospectus Will Read asPromising as Honolulu's Future
Qnr government improvements, otu new public buildings, our tourist trade,our rnnama Canal, our agricultural and commercial interests, our military ad-
vantages, our increased transportation, and our American citizenship, are .afew of the things that will make you wish, a few years hence, that you hadtaken advantage of our liberal prices and terms and bought a few lots in
The New Ocean ViewAn Ideal Place To Live
price
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Take the ton mlnuto service Walalao car, and upon your arrival nt Kalmuki oall atour branch ofllco In clmriio of our representative, who will he pleased to show you theproperty, and supply you with maps, literature and all the Information you may require.Our fixed prices are J500 for corner lots and $100 for Inside lots, slxo "C ft. x 150 ft., or11,250 s(. ft. each. Our torms aro J50 cash clown and $10 per month on each lot. Cull upTelephone 059 and mako an appointment with ono of our representatives.
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SUGAR FACTOltS and GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
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than those which only a shorttime ago were to be seen onlyIn elegant houses.
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we at iiiFOR
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BETHEL STREET
PACHECO'S.
Some People Dyetheir hair whilo othors allow theirhair to dlo for tho want of propercaro.
PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLERIs not a dye, It Is a regular life-givin- g-
tonic for tlio nalr.It cleanses tho scalp of all lmpuri- -
tries Mid proinotOB a healthy growth,of hair.
Sold by all druggist and atBarber Shop. Phone 232.
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Dlvldond Wnrrnnt No. 13100 datedApril 15, 1910, drawn by Walalua Ag-
ricultural Co., Ltd. on Tho Dank otHawaii, Limited, pnynblo to tho ordciof Mrs. J. J Dowllng, for ?U.2G Pay-mo- nt
of said Warrant has been stop-
ped.
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Wo want you to try a prolongedhead niassago at Jeffs' Harbor Shop'boforo tackling that Intricate business(proposition. It stimulates tho men-t- al
faculties and makes you a wlnuerevery time.
DRAMATIC.
MARIE KENNY, Dramatic Studio fromSAn Francisco, 175 Borctanla. Prac-tical private course. Act-
ing, Elocution, Monologues, Vaude-ville, Dancing, Reading. Grace Cul-
ture. Phone 33.
MEN'S CLOTHINGMen's Clothing on credit ?1. 00 a
week. Suit given at once. Franc la
Levy, Outfitting Co., Sachs Dldg., FortStreot.
WANTED TO HUV
Old books, magazines, Hawaiianstamps and curios. Books exchanged.Weedon Curio Bazaar. Fort Strtt,abovo Pauahi,
BUY AND SELL.
Diamonds and jowelry bought, soldnud exchanged. Bargain in musicalInstruments. J. Carlo, Fort St.
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Are your Sox Insured7
If not why not?
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Lustre at $3.00. box.
Coloured Silk $2.25 a box.
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Lieut. Commander Houston glv33
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Henry May & Co Page C
Olowalu Co.'s Meeting Pago 5
THE WHATI'ICR. Lopez, ofIbis morn- -
Local Office. 11. S. Wmifher Hiinmu. 'lnS on the now building being erectedT. H May 1G, 1910. for thc French Laundry on King street wcro on a tour around this
nlnnr8cd to get In an argument with 'island Consult w.; 8 m.; :0 by General Canavarrom.i nnd morning minimum. ;a tho name of Frank nnd the com- -
71; 71; 7G; 77; nnd a8 n ,s mg a black eye mttee '
Barometer ,aavnS: Awolute humid-- 1"'hIch was 8,V0n hlm ln such Going by' way of tho Pall, the visit- -
it , ... ..... . ......... that he does not rnmnmlinr vorv mnnh .uy grains per cuuic iooi; remuvu ' uis wureo entranced Wltn tno sceneryhumidity nnu dew point at 3 in.:
30.11; 5.531; 01; GO.
Wind, vcioc'tj mis direction at G
a. m.; 8 a. m.; 10 m.; and noon:7E; 11NE; 12NE; 17NE.Rnlnfali iluig zt nours ending S a.
m. .01 rainfall.Totat wind movciaent during 21
ended ot noon, 209 miles.TV3. tr.
Section Director.IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraph That GiveNew of the Day.
Work
IAVY ivL visjTDRs corn A i cnniwrl TAKEN AROUND 3rttIALi3
Antono employcocas s, while
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Honolulu, conductedTemperas.!, a.
a. i'o'tuguest.-- Portugueseo reception
a.
a.
STOCKMAN,
NEWS
pollco court In fnrm0 ,nna T,nLopez came in for nnd.
At ,onddbeing, on wnltod vlslt i
Portuguese tho plan-- 1the cal- - turned e entertalnrngendar tried th and'theIr navnl countrymen anout o that number went ,uncheon.
those found Hnr,n JU"S orator'sentences Judge a patriotic
Nine , , . ,ofllcera
'arrested on May 2, while ,Condenicd . ,.. . , hero, as ThovBreat,y neattrial. nrPntH uv
A on the Bank of les F. Chllllngwortu, who se- - 1
to Mrs. J. J. Dowl- - cwe(1 continuanco for six of them,' " " " u,"wlu'ing has been lost and the navmont tho other three deciding that they
houses" ,."Ut." ,..nntah,nB touch on
stopped. rather ten dollars thanPay cash and for green stamps, have to more.
m.ni- - nrr. fwni Solomon ICachaulello found not
Prohibition Is one thino. temneranr.n ullty of and and
Is and food dlscharSCd.Is still A of the was orlatter Is made at Nolte's. and for days
Tho adjourned annual of havo a chance towill be on with crim- -
May 20th, at 3 mal not guilty
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A also '
suese of tho estate in.,,f 1 liPinir Kft nr si nnn in OQ h wiew. hospl- -
Try a box May & to go out today, as t0, tho T 10 ot
'Phone held 10 wero as at0 E00d lm- -Nolte's is a., all-tfa- y found
Early 011 navalrisers will find as a is to. of their Indus- -at 5:30 a. m., and by 925. among
meals are served the l'"s .w b,
day to 7:30 p. m. will spend nextTho of small means can af-- as a guest of Asch.
to have wall paper tin had of assault nollein home than was to was givenseen only in houses of rich. the;
owing to Juan for the offensoment of tho art of Soe tho six
new stock at & SonS Png Soon was found guiltyof in second
Cool, clean, neat, and asas a modern can nos.
Deposit
working
in,
given thirty
sibly be is days being drunk. Wardwhich favor-- th0 ?4
Ite of hnslnAsc Oltense.a
Don't
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of
on License trialBank Is road to success.ule ow "imous assauic goingan account, infc-- lot vnnr
earn
Captain
Sunday.
session,
Walaluacalendar honorcd
morning
.Hvercd rousingAndrade. Captain
playingKahuku.
Dividend WarrantHawaii, payable
Pssibly working
charge larceny cumvated aligned
another,another. specialty Kugeno Santiago convicted
.larcenymeeting
Olowalu Company Sabura, chargedassault, ploased
especially
generous
J,,,,.,!,., tendering
arrived. wlll'be party' dwellings
tomorrow. Portugneso
restaurant.! gamblers guilty, ,thCr plces' maklnB
"breakfast restiveconditionsready" standard
through charged assault;vagrancy,
Mar-for- d
beautiful chargeformerly pressed, sentence
vagrancy charge.wonderful develop- - Rodriguez,
printing. received months' lodging.'
LewersCooke's. larceny degree
nealthyhome-lik- e
generation.
77.
beautiful
Nolte's, Georgerestaurant enriched treasury
Honolulu'sresident
Saving nsl)ectr Pennell,
interest tomorrow "
of Hawaii. Ltd. Merchant T!.- - Mrs.' P."street.
a of Wireless before to continu.blanks on desk ,,lQ mnaand frequent use of thorn in send-ing Wireless Meessages to
stand,why.. u.. iuu isianas p3nileii wailed so long before httv-an- d
on steamers at sea Rcney arrested. as alleged' as-ma-
dollar. Bupp08ed t0 have takenHonolulu Construction on Sunday, May 3.
Draying havo facilities Chlllingworth stated helor llglit heavy draying un- - several beforeusually heavy hauling they havo a closedtraction If have work
telephone them.When going on make
a to afrom Hawaiian Trust Company,
Costs little of worry.Hawaiian Lodge 21 F. & A. M.
a meeting even-ing at o'clock. in ThirdDegree.
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entrance1 jury 0110 tllprosecution,
bo at
u. who wero at
asis
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nbou.While ,hn
atho aiTost of Frank tho acase tho tho
on tatIonto be atonly a
over majorlt
andChineseBono
those atwere for a
woulfi
ask paywivs
on plots
60
tho Klona a
his
result richer
theJailor
his but thethe the on
the
the
foreet
money
Maldonado over forsix forthe
has the for tho
for
tho thocase
you
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sure as
You will nd pad allowing the caseyour very nilp!n ,,m,tho
youron the Chlllingworth
unsuccessfully to..BW.mii iia,i
you ing thewag
and placetho best that
and surprises to orrer thocase was
ofthis
your vacation,note rent Box
theLtd. lots
No.will hold
7:30
ThoTho Star will
mid
will
uuiem
and thomaa-- out,
cases wore
few lentyof
stiff from
who wero
Wero
lose
pure well
tho next will
heldball
wero
life
yearmore
This samerree
and
cafe Jose sentthat
been cityresort same
thatthe
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save
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this
OVSr until
Fort dT
Safe
saves
trid find
will
ThoCo.,
For
ANTICS OF coirAT DEATH OF KING
YORK, May 9. That Halley'3comet itself In unusual
Mrs. Dinionu and leave manner Just about the tima of theof King George the edthe Sierra tomorrow for an ex- -
tour of mainland. l)ort of scientists ln broughtWilliam Luther, uule louay "y Mr. Mr Coyle
sisting in tho smuggling of opium; sh'1' DermudIa at sea. According towas found not guiltv by tho ",v u,H;,ilcc comel on nigni
ct tho death of Klns Edwar anl thojury yesterday afternoon at sixtho accessIon ot h's son became visibleJury had been ono hour.
Be',n"da at In theClom Oulnn. nttornov ,i0rnn,int. morning
moved for Und red was noteddirect verdict, but themotion was denied. casoslated yesterday, pro.
thetho by thoof K'aikaI' otthat the channel c'Io;
witnesses for the for perjury.
Another political mass meetingheld Aala Park next Saturday
Messrs. Watson Orto,
Brothel
warrant ocean shorcg
placedtomorrow
guilty,
speech.
Quarters
I.eInT
upon
cooked
repont.
o'clock.
Henry
preB"n
special
days.
made,
Antone Reney,
nVnir
witness
s.lult
engine.
NEWbehaved
cessIn
federalo'clock
aftero'clock
in tail. At 12:30 that nlcht Fortbegan to
fialute the-las- t Mutch,
notice
would
uusurver.Mrs.
comct tail. The head also glowedlike ball lire. For
phenomenon and
night, the Rev. wero wUnucauu
Kanlho.del
was
the
purchasingarrived tbe'Jlm suporvle-Slerr- a
investigate againstoutput possibilities
development.
party."nomination."
company cuttingRepublican present manual
7" system.loyal party,
always.
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sudden flaring at ofs
of red minu-tes the lasted, was
for purpose of giving Jtho dock8..tfirrnr. Thov fpll nn tliolr lmnno
tacked last a chance to reply began t0 that tnetu u. .e uuiks maao j. roepoo of te wm.jd w&gand
asd prominent in tho and distri- - It ts Up to tho party. If,bution of on Lov.-l- s la for
to the 0r, I shnll work him, orbanana and tho for no party it such a Is
mad0i you seo mo for flra(.shall run for tho if time my
I get tho says tho Rev. Juno first Is tho date set by theS. Desha. "If r do not got tho( for tho ofot tho party I from tho to tho auto- -
"0'' "Pin. i am anxious matlc Work is boshall bo to thoAs far as tho
ship I do not caro to run
It.
do
ap- -
be
out
an
le
its
nml
ing rushed at building on Adams lano nnd thoswitchboards are boing aagain for of Hawaii county, force of expert
ISLAND
and officers ottUr. 1,I, --- ..I .
of tho famous gap and precipice, tho
had
morning. employes ofTwenty-si- x
receiving
Plnto-Bast- o
gamblers
the
that would servo as a modelfor homes any-- 'where. They are situated on well
a was
a
sueeiH. ueautiful are thohouses provided for tho lunas.
visit was paid toplantation, the naval guests beinggiven a most
Bull vied with tho Portu-- '
trialInspectedCompany, 22.
Three aand tho men
straight Martin, withand
manthe
for
May 17.Am. S. S. Wilhclmlnav from
Brit. S. S. Asia, from San
Am. S.Cisco.
Am. S. S,
Hawaif Prts
SAILED.May 16.
S. Lurline, San Fran- -
May 17.
Mauna Kea, Maul
PASSENGERSArrived,
Tnt G (3 TIT 111, 1 ! rmorning, as riis'
and McCoy
convenient
you
Bermuda,
(,eclded,y
Hamilton, lire
flvo
eml
nottho now
by
San
for
for and
child, W. T. Garden, J. J. CaTden,H. H. Miss F. Cassidy, Mr.and Mrs. N. G. Tyler and two chil-
dren, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Godfrey,Mrs. G. H. Robertson, Miss' Lillian
Miss Grace MissSybil Mr. W. C. Lyon and'son, Mrs. A.J. Lyon, Miss Dora Wol-- jters, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. '
Lester Petrie, Mrs. R. S.Mrs. H. R. Hicks, Leslie Hicks, MissH. Berlin, George C. Ross ana' two
Miss A. Armour, Miss MaryEnyon, W. P. Leo
E. Mrs. A. F. Knud-se- n,
Miss O. A. B. Ripley,Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Paul and child,Miss Thelma B. Hall, V.IIss Carrie Jacobs Bond, Mr. and Mrs.
H. B. Mrs. C. S. McDowelland child, Miss Ellis, Miss G. Stoh-ma-
J. A. McCandless, Miss I. Rich-ardson, Miss A. Williamson, Dr andMrs. A. E. Miss A.
R. R. McEldowney J. Horner,Mrs. ana Miss Walker, Mrs. M. C
K. charged with as Wlreiess lrom steam- - smitn, stout, and Mrs.Mr. anu Mrs. Mr andMrs. Richards
PASSENGERS
Per S. Mauna Ken, ror Hilo andway ports, May 17 W. Decotn,McCullough, Mrs. M. L. til.
J. Schoenberger, James Lynch, Wm.bably result Indictment
J honor of King. As L. Cockburn, F. E. Hud- -
grand
uuu
it .1
S. D
b.J.
iuii. wu saw u lurs. H Klliegol,up tho end tho Kluegsl, Miss Wolters, C. Wol- -
They oVercomo
Saturday thlnklnguy com)n
however,nominated
Hawaiian partynomination
th(JI legislature opposing
L. no- - telephonemlnatlon
telephoneabout
supervisor--concerned,
nermuda,
telephoneautomatic
Installedsupervisor workmen.
Plnto-Dast- o
peopplo's
Walpahu
welcome.Manager
treasury
ARRIVED.Tuesday,
Francisco.
Monday,
Tuesday,
Schick,
bananas,
Williams,
Robertson, Robertson,Robertson,
Blackwell,Bosworth,
children,Cathcart, Ferder-ue- r,
Bosworth,Arnold, C.
Callaway,
Barlner,
Hackott, Step-hen-
Prather,
Departed.
Douglass,
ters, J. B. Maconachie, H. T. Hay-seldo- n,
Mrs. J. Monsarrat, Miss Ren-Je- s,
Mrs. H. Ronjes, Dr. and Mrs.W. P, Austin, Mr. nnd Mrs. B. F. j
Dillingham, Dr. C. L. Struvo, John!r.!inn Aftoo 1 fr T TVfl T" T7nnnn ''"V, lUlOO 1.. AVtVUl't
Lieut. Commander V. S. Houston,assistant Hghthouso inspector, givesthe following notice relative to thosoutherly side of Honolulu haTbor:Entrance Gas Buoy 1, showing a whiteacetyleno light during periods of 4
seconds, following by ecllpso of 4 sec-
onds. This lighted buoy, reported onMay 14 as very dim and tho flash ir-
regular, has been restored to its pro-po- r
characteristic and Intensity.
If you want real first-clas- s rubborstamps for your business go to Hawai-ian News Co. Young Building Thiscompany makes tho best stamps In
jtho city nt tho lowest prices.
ii FOR MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
EMBROIDERY FLOUNCING An assortment of patterns, 18 Inch-es nvldo GOc per yard reduced to 40c a yard.
GERMAN TORUllON LACE 2 1-- 2 to 3 Inches wide, $1.00 adozen yards reduced to GOc a dozon yards.
VELOUR FLANNELS Pretty paterns and nice quality, 27 incheswldo, 20c n yaTd reduced to 12 l-- 2c a yard.
CURTAIN SWISS White with red bluo nnd green dots, 3G inch-es wide, 25c a yard reduced to. G yards for $1.00.
TWILL TOWELING 5c per yard, $l.'lO for pleco of 25 yards. 'LADIES BATHING SUITS Now styles, very nobby. Black and
Navy Blue trimmed in Scotch Plalda.LADIES' BRONZE LISLE HOSE Just right to go with the '
bronze tics.NOVELTIES Wo havo Just received some very pretty novel-
ties in hair barrettes and hat pins.Wo wish to call attention to our
READY-TO-WEA- R DEPARTMENTwhich is strictly Wo employ a first class Utter.
SACHS DRY GOODS CO.,Cor. Fort and Beretania Sts.
oOpp. Fire Station
rayinFinest Facilities In HonoluluFor Light and Heavy Hauling
TRY US. YOU WILL BE PLEASED WITH OUR SERVICE.
Honolulu construGlfoa & Oraying Company. LtdOfflce Queen St., next to Inter-Islan- d Co's. office. Phone 281.
mm
DelicatessenTUB LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OP
BUTTER AND CHEESE IX THE CITY. THE QUAL-
ITY IS SUPERIOR.
Metropolitan Market
W. F. Heilbron, Proprietor. Phone 45.
We Use lo Preservatives Id Our Cream
Special care to keep it cold and protect it from contaminationassure ample keeping qualities.
Many believe, too. thatPURE CREAM IS MORE HEALTHFUL.
We sell direct to our customers, or through May, Day or Lewisthe grocers.
The JPojrad DodrPHONE 890.
Ideali
P. O. BOX 182.
Island Stove..IS OUR...
WICKLESS
Blue FlameOil Stove
An Instant Flame No Lost HeatThe universal popularity of tho B.& B .Stoves attests emphatically the
high regard in whicii they are held.They aro constructed on correct principles and therefore work per-
fectly.The BUHNERS aro so made that they produce a flame within a flame,
not true of any other make; this gives intense concentrated heat.ABSOLUTELY SAFE, SMOKELESS, ODORLESS
Carry all sizes, price $4.50 to $32.5 0.Demonstrations at store any day.
W.W. Dimond &Co.,Ltd53-5- 7 SOUTH KING STREET, HONOLULU, T.H.
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