m

n

a

Vol VI

Tho Fino PaBsongor StoamorB of This Line Will Arrivo nud LeaveThis Port as Hereunder

FROM SAN FRANCISCO

MOANA MARCH 80ZEALANDIA APRIL 13ALAMEDA APRIL 27

E INDEPENDENTOceanic Steamship Company

TIME TABLE

FOR SAN FRANCISCO

ZEALANDIA MARCHALAMEDA MARCH

APRIL

connection with the sailing tho above Btoatnors tho Agentsproparod issue iutondlug passengers coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from San Francisco all points the United States and fromNow York by any steamship lino all Europoan ports

For furthor particulars apply

Wm G Irwin fe CoLIMITED

General Agents Oceanic Company

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVEDTHE NEW

Improved Planters HoSolid Cast Steel Eye and Blade Forged Entire

CYCLONE WIND MILLS PUMPS ETCHOWES PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES

NORTONS BALL BEARING JACK SCREWSPLOWS IN LARGE VARIETY

VISES PIPE CUTTERS AND WRENCHES

--vaottttm oilsThe Standard Morit

Universal Stoves and RangesPAINT WALL WHITEWASH BRUSHES CALIFORNIA LAWN

SPRINKLERS

A Large Assortment of General Hardware

Theo l Hi

19

In ofto to

to into

to

S S

of

Davies Co L d

SUGAR FACTORSIMPORTERS OF

General MerchandiseAND

oo3Missioisr merchantsgonts ior Lloyds

Canadian Australian Steamship Lino

British Foreign Marino Insurance Co

Northern Assurance Co Fire and Life

Canadian Pacific Railway Co

Pioneer Lino of Packets from Liverpool

Telephone 92

2181

aro

H E McINTYRE BROEAST CORNER FORT KING STS

Box

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and FeedNow nnd Fresh Goods received by every paokot from California Eastern

etatea nnd Kur0joan jinrkets

Standard Grade of Canned Vegetables Fruits and Fishnnnds delivered to any part of the Olty

ISLAND TKATHC HOTJOTTBI HATlHWAcmnN huakahtbisii

HONOLULU H I SATURDAY MARCH 20 1898

ZEALANDIA

P O 145

HAWAII BHOUIiD NOT BE AN ¬

NEXED

Bpooch of Hon Honry U Johnsonof Indiana in tho Houso of BoproBontatlvos Tuesday February22 1808

Continued from Yesterday

No Mr Chairman while those na ¬

tions aro teaching avarice

LET OS ritEACH CONTENTMENT

While thoy are exciting by throatsof war let ua soothe by promises ofperpetual pence Whilo they am in ¬

flicting suffering and misery let usdispense happiness and prosperity

Peace hath her victoriesNo less ronownd than war

Lot it be our happy lot to achievethose bloodless triumphs whichwhile they will exalt and onrioh us asa people will not dorogato in theleast from tho happiness and wolfaro of any other nation under tholight of tho Bhiniug sun Let usheed the advice and example ofGeorge Washington that groat andwise patriot whole birth is this in ¬

stant boingcommomorated through-out

¬

tho entire land and avoid allentangling alliances with the othercountries of tho earth Let ub turnour attention to the development ofour own resources and to tho upbuilding and upholding of thatwhioh is already ours

We have hero Mr Chairman as Isaid before 70000000 people intel-

ligent¬

thrifty ingenious and patri-otic

¬

We have an empire for ourhome Our soil is teeming with na-

tural¬

richesj whioh await the defthand of labor seconded by thopower of capital to tuko them fromthoir hiding places and convertthem into articles of ornament anduse Uo nave noius to puni ana tosow We havo crops to harvest andto garner Wo havo mines to openand work Wo havo mills and fac-

tories¬

to operate We are yet in tho

VERT INFANCY OF OUIt BESOUR0ES

in the very morning of our dovelopmont

Our grat navigable rivers ourrailroads whoso stool bands form thofretwork of our continent are lyingready to convey to all classes of ourpopulation in every portion of ourmighty domain those products oftho field tho mice and tho faotoryand the great ocean vessels withthoir dark hulls are lying at our seaboard ports ready to transport thesethings to tho various nations of thoglobe and to receive back from themin trade those things whioh arenecessary for our comfort and ourhappiness

Mr Ohairman wo shall bo wise in ¬

deed if we devote ourselves to thisinternal development and growth ifwe rofuso to take hold of this baublethat is handod out to us and whichI am persuaded those who think thomost profoundly will bo quickest toreject

And Mr Chairman aro there notalso administrative and iutorual re ¬

forms which are necessary to ourpeople and worthy of our mostserious attention Ah air hero ia afield broad enough to onlist tho boatattributes of our hearts and mindsLot us see if wo can uot

rnniFT the main of sutfraoeif we can not baniah fraud andbribery and violenco iu all formsfrom the polls if we can not doaway with tho shameful notoriousanu promgato use 01 money ai anour goneral elections and especiallyat our Presidential oleotions Ap-

plause¬

Let us soo if wo cau notavoid tho reproach whether deserv ¬

ed or uot I shall not say that thosurest stepping stone to power inour country and especially to thoUnitod States Sonato is the posses ¬

sion of great wealthLet us see if wo oan not rid our

great municipalities of the corrupriugs that dominate thorn and pluutdor thorn without conscience nud

without atiut making localby the poople so long as

they aro in control a byword aud asham Let us see if wo can not passa wisely devised immigration lawthat will stop at the dears of CaatloGarden tho great hordes of thoignorant tho vicious and tho pauperolasaes who come hero annually fromabroad in numberB too largo for ualonger to assimilate and who arodestined to produce deterioration iutho national blood Applause

Let us see Mr Ohairman if wo

can not establish aud that too be-

yond¬

tho possibility of cavil ordoubt a stablo and fixed standardof value Lot us seo if we can notnot do away with this crude tinscientific and costly syatom of bank ¬

ing and curronoy whioh wo possessa system uot founded upon economictruths but born

AMID THE EXIOENCIES OF WAR

tho result largely of unwiso legisla-

tive¬

compromise a syatom whosoevils I do not exaggerate when Idenominate it a system of patch-work

¬

and shreds tho like of whichno1 civilized nation upon tho face oftho earth would tolerate for aninstant

Let us see if we cau not supplantthis system with one whioh is bettoradapted to tho necessities of ourcountrymen whioh will do awaywith the domand obligations of thoGovernment and relegato the Treasury to its anoiont and normal func-

tions¬

of simply collecting tho publicrovonues and disbursing them in thopayment of tho public expensos asyatom whioh without contractingour currency will give U3 an olastioand safo circulating medium onowhioh will do away with tho conges-

tion¬

of money at tho money centersand give to tho people iu the agri-

cultural¬

sections of tho country thesame facilities for doing businesscheaply as are possessed in the greatmarts of trade and commerce onewhich will equalizo at least to agreat extent tho interest ratesthroughout the length and broadthof tho land

Let us see if wo cau not devise forourselves a syatom which will not boa monace to business

AN IMPEDIMENT TO TRADE

a restriction upon commerco whichwill not hamper our material dev-

elopment¬

but whioh will conferupon us the maximum of benefit atthe minimum of cost and spood usforward upon tho highway of en-

terprise¬

Mr Ohairman our foreign polioycan bo firm and patriotic and at thesame timo bo respectful and dignified Conscious of our great powerwo can afford to avoid blustor andto look upon jingoism with con-

tempt¬

We should havo higher am-

bition¬

than simply to be the roister-ing

¬

bully of the Weatern Hemi ¬

sphere Wo Bhould ondoavor tomaintain the Monroe polioy so faras it is necessary to save us from realmenace or reasonable apprehensionof danger

Mr Chairman this nation is allpowerful Tho world needs whatwo produce and therefore has nodisposition to attaok us All pooploroalizo our groat strength nnd there-

fore¬

seok no difficulty with us Withnations bb with individuals thenatural state is ono of amity It is

only under the influences of provo ¬

cation oupidity or danger thoy do- -

volop into a condition of hostilityand I hesitate not sir to a Hi r in inthis prosouce that thoro aro uo bonofits which cau accrue to us by virtueeither of conquest or of annexationthat cannot be more readily andnioro economically obtained by thopeaceful arts of treaty and diplom-acy

¬

It is well enough too Mr Chair ¬

man that wo should learn aomethiugas to tho right uso of tho groat

Onntiminl in th vac

nsm

No- - 850

Wilders Steamship Co

TIME TABLE

0 L WIGHT lrcs 8 1 KOBE BooCapt J A KING TortBnpt

Stmr KXNATJCLARKE Ooruraandor

Will leavo Honolulu ntlOA m touching atLahaina Mnalaea Bny and Makena thesamoday Mnhnkenn Kawninaonnd Lau- -ahoehoe the following day arriving atillo tho samo afternoon

LEAVES HONOLULU AnnlVES HONOLULU

Friday Mar 18 Saturday Mar 20Tapsday MarB Wednesday Apr o

Returning will leavo Hilo at 8 oclocka m touching at Lanpahoohoo MnhuJtpna and Kawaihno same day MakenaMaalaen Bay and Lnhaina the followlneday arriving ht Honolulu the afternoonsof Wednesdays and Saturdayc

OP Will call ot Iohoiki Puna on tripsmarked

est-- No Froight will be received after 6A m on day of sailing

Tho popular routo to tho Volcano is viaHilo A good carriago rond tho entire dlstauce Round trip tickets covering allexpenses 5000

Stmr OLAUDINECAMERON Commander

Will leavo Honolulu Tuosdays at 6 r utouching at Kahului Hana Hamoa nndKipahuln Maul Upturning arrives atHonolulu Sunday morningsWill call at Nuu Kaupo once each

monthB8f No Froight will ho received after 4r m on day of sailing

This Company will reserve the right ofmake changes in tho time of departure andarrival of its Steamers without notice andit will not be responsible for any conse-quences

¬

arising therefromConsignees must be at the Landings to

receivo their froight this Company wilnot hold itself responsible for freight afterit has been landed

Live Stock received only at owners riskThis Company will not be responsible for

Money or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced in the care of Pursers

tUP Pftssongers aro requested to pur ¬

chase Tickets before embarking Thosefailing to do bo will be subjeot to an addi-tional

¬

charge of twenty five per centPaokagos containing personal oflects

whether shipped as baggago of freight iftho contents thereof exceed 100 in valuemuHt havo the valuo thereof plainly statednnd marked and tho Company will nothold itsolf llablo for any loss or damage inexcoss of this sum except tho goods beshipped under a special contract

All otnployees of tho Company aro for ¬

bidden to recolvo freight without deliver ¬

ing n shipping receipt therefor in tho formprescribed by tho Company and whichmay bo scon by shippers upon applicationto tho pursors of tho Companys Steamers

Shippers ore notified that if freight isshipped without such receipt it will boBOlely nt the risk ot tho shipper

QLACS SPRE0KEL3 WM O IBWIN

Cians Spreckels Co

HONOLULU

Sin Francisco Agents TJW NEVADABANK OF HAN FJtANUISCO

DRAW EXCHANdE ON

BAN FItANOISCO The Novnda Bank oBan Francisco

LONDON The Union Hank of LondonLtd

NEW YOKK American Exchange Ntlonal Hank

OHIOAGO Merohants National BankrAltlB ComptoIr National dEscompte de

ParisBEULIN Drosdnor BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong

Kong Bhanghat BunkiugCorporationNEW ZEALAND AND AU8TKALI- A-

Bank of Now ZealnndVIOTOKIA AND VANCOUVEIt Bnnk

of British North America

Transact a General Banking and ExchanqsBusiness

Deposits Received Loans made on Ap ¬

proved Boourlty Commercial and Travel ¬

ers Credit Issued Bills of Exomingebought and Bold

Jnllnrtirmn Promptly Accounted Ifoj189 t

THE INDEPENDENT

I38UK1

rfVWtY AFTERN ION

ST Tellphonk 811 JSCH

Kxcet Bumtny

t Drito Hnll Konln BlruolSOBSOttlPTION HATE3

Iur Month anywhere In the Ha-

waiian¬

Islands f0Per Year 0 00ler Year postpaid to Foreign Coun-

tries¬

8 00

Paynblo Invariably in Advance

V J TESTA Propriotor and Pub-lisher

¬

EDMUND NOBBIE EditorW HORACE WRIGHT Aaoiatant

EditorItesldlnK in Honolulu

SATURDAY MARCH 2G 1898

TOPICS OF THE DAY

Would not Mr Usborne bo an ex-

cellent¬

successor to Mr Biruio atCentral Union Tho very namo ofthe chapel breathes of brotherlyfeeling

It is it is understood claimed bymedical men that the patients curedby Dr Alvarez of leprosy were notloprous patients and that the diseasepasses under another name Is thistrue

How calm and sedate our policoappear as they contemptuously gazeat tho sidewalks bespattered withorango peel and cabbage leaves Inother cities tho polico are tho guard-ians

¬

of tho sidewalks and see thatthey are kept clean

Attorney Gear returned fromKauai this morning after a profes ¬

sional visit in which ho representeda defondant in an opium case Itwas one of the peculiar funny casesto which we have previously madoreference The opium man was ac ¬

cused of selling molasses instead ofopium and a charge of gross cheatwas entered against him The manwas convicted by the Lihue magis ¬

trate and a writ of habeas corpuswas issued by tho Cirouit Judgo thohearing of which is set for nextWednesday Wo do not purpose toenter into tho details of tho carowhilo it is nub judke but wo cannotrefrain from referring to tho re-

markable¬

attitude of a governmentwhich punishes a man for selling orbuying opium and yet imposes aheavier punishment for the manwho sells molassos instead of thocontraband drug To our iuuocontmind it would appear that tho manwho buys molasses for opium shouldbe punished for tho intent and apremium should be givou by theGovernment to tho man who bilk-

ed¬

him Tho Government oughtnot to appear in the role of a de ¬

fender of dealers in tho dopo evenif tho stuff turns out to bo a fake

Ku o said a numbor of Repre ¬

sentatives yesterday when tho ap-

propriation¬

bill providing for thepaymont of claims was introducedby the ministry Tho bill has beenpassed in the Sennto without oppo-

sition¬

but the indemnity measure ofMr Damon will evidently not meeta similar fato in the House Someof tho mombers want to know whytho taxpayers should pay for thoblunders of tho ofBoialc who yot en ¬

joy handsome salaries They willdemand to know who the officialsare who ill treated Mr Dunwella fact which is admitted in tho min-

isterial¬

reports where damages tothe amount of several thousanddollars are asked for Mr DunwellTho legislators will want to knowwhether tho olllcials who ill treatedtho man referred to to tho tiuio of13250 were noting under instructionsand whether they are still retainedin office to eventually repeat theirblunder and cause another domaudon tho public Treasury Thoy will

want to know who is to blame forthe damngos to the men deportedby tho Canadian Steamship lino tosettle which the Government asksfor about 810000 The legislatorswill desire information in regard tothe amounts to be paid to smoothover tho alaiins of the Japanesosteamship owners who wore injuredduring tho idiotic exhibition offlovoreignty by Mr Doles funny

little republic All theia claims willhave to bo paid eventually but thocry ku o indicates that for oncothe Peoplo will receive an explana-tion

¬

nn I that the taspayors will beinformed whouce their costly ex ¬

perience comes

Mr WJ Lowrio of Ewa plantationhas beconio very angry bocauso cer-tain

¬

papers have reforrod to the dis-

tressful¬

condition of affairs which hascaused a number of Portuguese citi ¬

zens to make arrangements for theirdeparture from tho country MrLowrio in a lettor to the Advertisertakos that paper to task for sayingthat Portuguese with families can ¬

not work on plantations at the rateof S13 50 a month tho amount ofwages offered to the Asiatic contractlaborers Mr Lowrie iudulges in along rigmarolo through which hogives an impression that the planta-tions

¬

are anxious to get Portugueselaborers and are ready to pay themS18or tnoro bosidos giving them lious03 fuel and gonerally sic free medi-cal

¬

nid The groat planter of Ewaalso hints that good men gethigher wages in fact he tells thopublic that there are Portuguese onhis plantation who got 50 a monthwith above quoted privileges Thatis very possible but because a fewskilled laborers get a decent payit does not prove that the or-

dinary¬

workingman is offered achance to earn wages at livingrates at Ewa plantation or elsowhero The fact is that tho planta-tions

¬

dont want to pay even 16 toPortuguese as long as thoy can getAsiatic slaves at 13 50 a month Itis interesting to notice that MrLowrie now admits that his co-

operative¬

systom turned out a fail-

ure¬

It is not very long ago whenhe Hpoku in a diffarent tone butthat was before the first crop of thocontractors had been taken off andthoy were looking to tho profits tobe made on the ratoons

The Lifo Savors

Tho plucky action of Mr GuyKelly purser of tho Noeau with thethrew native seamen who heroicallyrescued Second Mate Fostor from awatery grave in the Kauai channelon Wednesday night last shouldcertainly receive substantial recog-

nition¬

from tho Inter Island Steam-ship

¬

Cos employers of the fourbravo men Mr Kelly several yearsago saved tho life of Miss Carrolloff the rook bound coast of Hamakua

Wood is Oheap

Emil Kleinmo advertises in an-

other¬

column that ho is prepared tofurnish algeroba firewood at 10 acord This will bo wolnomo newsto tho housekeepers who road in thoTiser this morning that wood hadgono up

Tho physician was surprised tofind the head of tho household atthe door with a shotgun

Why whats tho matter stam ¬

mered the doctorThat there Seattle beor you give

my wife sbo says is makin her foolliko n new woman and I want youto understand that no now womanbusiness goes in this house Fustthing I kuow shell be out of doorinnkiu spoeches

On tap at the Criterion Saloon

Thp Bicycle ordinance Bill haspassed third reading in tho Houso

Tho steamers Kauai and JamesMakoo arrived to day with full loadsof sugar The former boat broughtsugar to Irwin Co tho latter toH Uackfold Co for tho shipHonry B Hyde

The Mokolii camo in from Molokai last evening with H McCorriston and Mr E Stone paBsongorsadd 750 bags of Olowalu sugar for

V G Irwin Co for tho barkAldeu Basse Tho steamer wasBoarchud by the Customs immediate ¬

ly on hor arrival at Wildots dock

FOREIGN NEWS NOTED

Continental newspapers are dis-

cussing¬

tho Russian infringement oftreaties by sending warships of thoregular navy through tho Dardanel ¬

les by nightThe Russian Government which

already excludes British ships fromtho Russian coasting trade havenotified that thoy will also bo ex-

cluded¬

from tho ocoan trado be ¬

tween tho Black Sea and the FarEast

Tho House of Commons has voted10000 to Roman Catholic missions

in Uganda ns compensation forlosses sustained during the nativorevolt in 1892

Mr Olney formerly United StatesSecretary of State oxprossos thoopinion that the near future will sooconditions of closer friendship botween Great Britain and America

Subscribe for The Independent 50cents per month

Duncan Macfarlano second officorof the Iwalani is reported soriouslyill in the city He is being caredfor by his friends

Tho 4 mastod sohooner W H Talbot Captain Bluhm arrivod yes ¬

terday noon with a full load oflumber from tho Sound

THE FLOODPHOTOGRAPHS OF THE FLOOD AKE

in the wndow of theDavey Photographic Co in the MottBmith building corner of Hotel and FortBtroets 850 3t

FIREWOOD FOR SALE

Algeroba FirewoodIN QUANTITY TO SUIT AT

S 1 O A OORDCAN BE HAD FROM

EMIL ELEMMEThe Merchants Exchanpje corner King

8r0 and Nunanu Btreots 3w

Timely Topics

Honolulu March 8G 1S9S

TIP TOP GOERS

weather proof water proofeasy in motion pleasant toride attractive in appearanceand altogether too utterlyioo too and charming are the

Blue Streak TribunesNot only this but they aremodelled for convenience andendurance and are manu-

factured¬

of the finest materialsand by tho most skilful me-

chanics¬

They are tho highestthe top knot grade in themarket

Ladies and Gentlemenwill find tho TKIBUNEBLUB STEBAKS just fit-

ted¬

to their hearts desireThere are three models andthey are priced at

65 85 and 100Proportionate to their mer ¬

its they are the cheapest andbest wheels on the marketWe also have the TRI ¬

BUNES in lovely black andgold and wo also havecheaper priced wheels TheCOLUMBUS and ZIMMYfor instance Call and inspectbefore purchasing

Tn Hawaiian Hardware Co

268 Foivr Stheet

W W DIMOND COS

List of Latest

Novelties

POLAK STAKFREEZERminuto

ICE CREAMFreozos in ono

MOSQUITO Oil ELY FANS Willrun an hour on ono winding

IDEAL PAN For broad bakingSomething fine

BICYCLE TREADLE GRIND-STONE

¬

FRAMES A laborsaving device

IDEAL WATER FILTERS ANDCOOLERS A small refrigera-tor

¬

aud Glter combined

REVERSIBLE SOCKET HAIRFLOOR BROOMS Sweeps atan angle

UNIFORM BREAD SLIOERS Forcutting bread for sandwiches alltho same thickness

BERKEFIELD FILTERS Thoseare attached to any water faucetand filtor porfoctly with anypressure

PLANET FURNITURE AND OARPET BEA TERS Will not wearout tho article beaten

STOVE POLISHING MITTENSClean tho stove perfectly without soiling tho hands

EUCHRE PUNCHES Just thething for card parties

PHOENIX CHIMNEY CLEAN-ERS

¬

Fit any chimney

ANGLE LAMPS Burn kerosouoeconomically aud do not throwany shadow A good iuvention

COMBINED SALT AND PEPPERSHAKERS Two in ono A veryhandy article

W W DIMOND CO

Von TTnU Rlnok

GREAT SALETremendous Bargains in Goods

Saved from the Big Fire Which TookPlace in London in December 1897

In B Kerr was there at the time and with ready cashbought up all that was in good condition and now

offers them at Bargain Prices

Fine Dress Goods at prices to surprise you Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs 20c 25cand 35c per dozen Fine Cambric Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 50c per dozen

Fine Striped Dimity pure white 5c per yard Fine Organdies 12 Jc per yardFine Printed Dimity new patterns 15 yards for 100 Fine Printed English

Lawns 15yards for 100 Valenciennes Laces now patterns 25c forone dozen yards Printed Lawns and Dimities Beautiful Goods

5c a yardjA11 Otliev Goods at JPz oportionsite Prices I

3DO 3STOT MISS THIS OZPIPOPtTUIT YSale Oommences

WEDNESDAY MARCH 9 1893

This Department is replete with Now Styles direct from Parisand London fbu can gottho Latest Parisian Styles without going to Paris

3Li-- H3- - IKIEIRJF Importer Queen St

W

v

P

an

LOCAL AND GENEItAX news

Kamohatneha and Punahou willtry conolitBiouB at baseball this aftornoon

Tho ltegistry of Vessels Act is tobo discussed on Monday next in thoSonato

Special meeting of tho WavorleyOlub this evoniug for tho ole ctionof mombors

Itugby football praotico at 1oclock this aftornoon at tho Makildrocroation grounds

Band concort at Emma Squarethis aftornoon and at Makeo Islandto morrow aftornoon

The Legislative Committee on thoincrease of tho salaries of Ministershas roportod against it

Tho services at tho Roman Catholio Cathedral to morrow will bo heldat tho customary hours

John P Colburn and Pi ince CupidKalanianaolo woro passengers bytho Olaudine this morning

Tho weather is gradually break-ing

¬

but tho baromoters are not veryoncouraging for settled times

Call and poo tho bargains at Kerrsin Shirt Collars Guffs Nook TiesHats and Iieadymado Clothing

It is reporfp t Hint Rtv John Usborno intends to hold services to-

morrow¬

weok at his chapol at Punahou

Robekah Lodge gives a dauco andonlortainmont at Harmony Hall thisovoning Tickets may be obtainedat the door

The High School dofoated thoPunahous at tho Y M 0 A lastovoning by n scoro of 8 to 3 in thobasket ball gamo

Tho topio for discussion at theopen meeting of the AmericanLeague on Tuesday ovoning nextwill bo tho incomn tax

Manuel Gomes yestorday aftor ¬

noon stoppod a runaway dray ofLewors Cookes in a most gallantstylo and thus prevented probablyserious accidents

Tho body of the Japanese painterwho was drowned during the Hoodhas boon roBoued The police tookohargo of tho effects belonging totho unfortuuato man

Bromley is now chief onginoer oftho steamer Mauna Loa Ex ChiefBilly Donelly is now acting ChiefEngineer of the T I S N Co inplaco of A W Koeoh absent at thoCoast

On Saturday noxt thoro will bo aRugby football match for charityAM M Mackintosh will captain thodark hluoB and David Shanks thorods A splendid gamo may be an-

ticipated¬

Tho Eastor music for CentralUnion Church choir has arrived andwill bo rehearsed this Saturdayevening at 730 oolook A promptand full attondanco of tho choir isroquosted

During tho absence of Mr WrayTylor Mr Bush will act a3 organ ¬

ist for the Socond Congregation ofSt Andrews Cathedral Mr PM Wakefield of Hilo will oflioiatoon Eastor Sunday

Beautiful music will bo renderodby the choir of tho Socond Congre-gation

¬

at tho 915 service to morrowmorning At the 930 service in theevening tho surplico choir will givoa full choral service

Amoug tho bargains at Kerrs firosalo Monday will bo 90 inch Bloaohod Sheeting 20c a yard 90 inohBrown Sheoting 18c a yard PilowCasing Table Linen and otherHousehold goods at proportionateprices

Tho Mauna Loa was ouo hour be ¬

hind her sailiug timo for Hawaiiyostorday Among a largo numborof paBSongers woro Dr A MoWayueand daughtor Mrs Goo H Robert-son

¬

Mr and Mrs Juliau Monsarratand Mr Hewitt

Tho Sydney Telegraph says Inthe cricket match Waverluy vsLeiohhardt on Saturday Wavorleylost three wickets for 802 runsNoonau making 120 and S E Grogory 91 not out How about ourWavorloys by and by

Mr Arohibald Gunning formorlyof Kohala was a through passengeron tho Miowora and was greotod byhis numorous friends while in portMr Gunning is on his way to thoKlondyko whoro wo hopo ho willfind BUoooBs and nuggets

Members of the Logislaturo andof tho Government havo respondodto a call for a purse for tho sailorwho tried to savo n Japanese duringtho flood Is no recognition duo tothe bravo young Hawaiian whosaved the lifo of littlo Brito or is itnecessary to evoko charity by havingtho hat passed around by a nowspapor man

Steamer Glaudtno Arrives

Tho steamer Claudino arrived fromHawaii oarly this morning Nosugar an hor list Following is horpassengers and cargos

Mrs L T Walsh Miss I WeightMiss Bella Weight Miss AliceWoight Cha Woight 0 H FalrorH 0 Austin W Vannatta K Hoshina Thos Nott Mrs W P Vanderpoolo W S Wiso G P Little A LLinglo J A Scott Chas A B n WHay E E Wilson J P AmaralAkaka H S Hagerup W A Wall W0 HalBtoad Geo P Ronton J P Col-

burn¬

J Kalanianaolo Mrs SylvaMiss Doherty and 1D2 dock passen ¬

gers Hor cargos was 198 bags po-

tatoes¬

82 bags corn 70 bags coffee7G hidos 61 hogs 55 head cattle 201head of sheep 1 horse and 216paokagos of sundries

Sugar Cargo

Tho Btoamor Mikahala arrived thismorning from Lihue Kauai with5155 sacks Grovo Farm Tha sugarwas put into tho bark H Hajkfoldat tho Railroad wharf PurserGrube furnishes the following re ¬

port Sugar on Kauai L P 2000saoks Hansmaulu G0O0 K P GOOj

K S Co 1100 M A K 13000 EL P and Kekaha no communica-tion

¬

M S Co 5500 Very roughwoathor was experienced on thowindward sido of Kauai Copiousrains all over tho island Thasteamer James Makeo unablo toeffeot a landing at Kapaa on Thurs ¬

day Sailed for Hanamaulu to loadsugar for H Hackfeld Co Thestoamor Kauai at Makawoli takingon sugar to leavo there to day

Tho Fifth Test Hatch

Tho Cfth test matoh was begunon February 28th instant at theSydney Cricket grounds

Tho English crickotors complutedtheir first innings for 335 runsDruco making 61

Jones was tho most successfulbowler and secured six wickets for82 runs

Tho Australians mado 181 runs fortha Iosb of Cvo wickets Noble 31

and Trott 11 wore tho not out batsmon

MLeod mado 61 beforobowled by Richardson

Jaoing

Thirty six thousand people werepresent and 80030 fares were reooivod on the trams running to thoCricket round and the earningsamounted to 305

Our flies with tho result aro notyet to hand

Wrongly Addressed

Thore was considerable fun in thoeditorial rooms of two of the even-

ing¬

papers this morning throughtho inadvertonce of a lady contrib-utor inserting her oxtromely inter-esting

¬

personal correspondence intho wrong envelopes Fortunatolyfor tho parties concerned tho respec ¬

tive communications were not ofsuch a nature as to disturb tho har ¬

mony existing between tho oditorsand thoir families but oh I dearMiss think what might havohappened if they had beon deadlyenomios Another plot for a Kilohaun story is right hero

The Miowora

Tho R M S Miowora Thos FreeR N R Commandor arrived fromSydney and Suva at 7 oolook thismorning She brought ono cabinpassenger Mr Viokors for Honoluluand 110 cabin aud saloon passenRorsfor Canadian points and EuropeShe sailod this afternoon

At tho 7 M O A

T S Southwiok will spook onGambling1 at the 4 oolook meeting

at tho Y M 0 A to morrow aftor-

noon

¬

All young men aro cordiallyinvited P J Lowroy will speak toboys under 16 ot 8 oolook Thosubject of tho Biblo study at 5

oolook will bo Abraham

Tho High Reputation

Of tho Criterion Barber Shop sinoo

the advent of tho introduction oftho individual cups is constantly in ¬

creasing People who formorlyshaved at home now patronize this

I shop

WOMANS ILLS

Lifo Often a Burden Which tho Sufforor Would Gladly Lay Down

How Xloliof Can Bo Obtainod

Mrs A Ross of Paris Out is alady well known and muoh estoomodby a largo circle of friends Re ¬

garding a serious illness and subse ¬

quent euro she says When wothink of the many follow suffererswo should not hesitato to lob tbomknow tho moans of cure whon wohavo found one My trouble beganfour years ago when I was ill andhad to undergo on operation forulceration Aftorwards I supposofrom tho coming change of lifo Ibecame so woak that I could notmovo moro than a fow stops withoutsuffering from palpitation of thoheart and sometimes fainting spoilsI was as pale as death and not ableto do my housework Two doctorsattended mo and although they didall in thoir powor for mo I felt thatI was sinking into my grave WhatI underwent can scarcely bo des ¬

cribed Finally tho dootor told mothat he had done all ho could formo aud could hold out no hopo of arecovery to health Thon my friondsurged mo to try Dr Williams PinkPills and whilo in this desporatecondition I bogan thoir use By thotime I had taken six boxes I waswondorfully improved Tho faint-ing

¬

spoils had gono and the painshad almost disappeared I couldeat a hearty meal and had increasedin weight By the time I had takonten boxeB I was ablo to do my ownhouse work and from that out Ihave onjoyed tho best of health Ihavo rocommodod Pink Pills to manyothors and thoy say thoy nevor usedany medicino that did them so muohgood I am not anxious for pub-licity

¬

but suffering as I did I amanxious that othors shall have thobenefit of my exporienco to helpthem to a oure

Dr Williams Pink Pills aro not apatent medicino but are a scientificpreparation successfully used ingeneral practice for many years be-

foro¬

being offered to the publicgenerally They contain in a con ¬

densed form all the oloments neces ¬

sary to give new life and richness tothe blood and restore shatterednerves They aro an unfailing spe ¬

cific for such diseases as locomotorataxia partial paralysis St Vitusdanco sciatica neuralgia rheu-matism

¬

nervous hoadaohe palpitation or tlio heart that tirou feelingresulting from nervous prostrationall disoases depending upon vitiatedhumors in tho blood such as scro-fula

¬

chronic erysipelas etc Thoyaro also a specific for troubles pe-culiar

¬

to femalos such as suppres-sions

¬

irrogularities aud all forms ofweakness In tho caso of men theyeffect a radical euro in all casoaarising from mental worry over-work

¬

or oxcosses of whatever natureSold by all dealors in medicine

BUSINESS LOCALS

White Cotton full yard wido 18yardB for 1 00 at N S SachB

Unbloaohed Cotton 25 yards for1 at NS Sachs Dry Goods Co Ltd

All Wool Serge double width for75o a yard at N S Sachs Dry GoodsCo Limited

Lovely white Goods for Dresses15 yards for SI at N S Sachs DryGoods Co Limited

Now Suit Olub 1 por week justopened at Medeiros Deoker No11 Hotol street join at once

Persons requiring tombstonesshould apply to Fred Harrison whohas a choice lot of now designs nuview

R A Root is prepared to takoBtudents in book keeping or tokoopor supervise sots of books AddressP O Box 10

Scotland is fatnod for its finewhiskoys and tho best brands of itaro obtainable at tho Pacific SaloonAsk for Andrew Ushers O V G

Por a good and olean shave alsohair cutting call aud soo

Oharloy Molteuo at the EuropoanBarber Shop on Morahant stroot

Major Hawkins of the Royalwishos it to be known that PnbstBohemian has superseded tho fam ¬

ous draught of Doppelbrau Tholatter in bottlo is an oxcollent tonicat 25

Tho favorite boverago of tho no-bility

¬

is Androw Ushora whisky andSchwoppos famous soda Tho RoyalAnnex always up to date is nowresponding to tho frequout calls forU S

Por straight and soft merry bevorages ouo should call at tho Cosmo-politan

¬

Saloon whero the finest ofPabst Milwaukno aud bottled goodsore sorvod by tho two vetoranaGoorgo Cavanaugh aud Arohio Tur ¬

ner

INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH MERICA01 Philadelphia ta

Founded 1702 Cask Capital 3000000Oldobt Firo Insurance Company in thn United StateBLosses paid since organization over 90000000

NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY

FIRE AND MARINE

Established 1850 Capital 5000fi00Insuranco effected 011 Buildings Goods Ships and Merchandise

For lowest rates apply to

El -Ej

Gonoral Agent for tho Hawaiian Islands

Do Yon Want a Set of Rubber Tires Put on

Yonr Buggy Hack or Wagon

IF 3STOT VVHTZ 3STOTA PLANT FROM THE ROBBER TIRE WHEEL CO

Is now in operation at tho shop of tho Hawaiiau Carriage ManufacturiugCo where tho licensees are prepared to equip all wheeled vohiolos withthcBe famous

Rubber Tires and Roller Bearing AxlesTha tiros of th RUBBER TIRE WHEEL CO have withstood tho

severost tests and have been proven to bo tho only

Successful Rubber Tire in the MarketOLD WHEELS RE SET WITH STEEL CHANNELS AND RUBBER

TIRESRoller Bearing Axlos put on any Vehicle and Guaranteed to roduca

draft 40 porcentRubber Tires and Roller Hearing Axles arc not Luxuries

Thoy cost absolutely nothing as tho life of tho vehicle is prolonged bytheir use and are not necossary

l0F We Invito Inspection and Guarantee to demonstrate their economy

818WILSON WHITEHOUSE

Solo Licenceos for the Hawaiian Islands

COFFEEFOR

JmJ mImI JimmJ

In tho Celebrated Coffee District of Kona Hawaii

2064 Acres bt Kolo and Olelomoana1135 Acres at Kaohe

Tho Laud of Kaoho is only five and one half milos and the Land ofKolo and Olelomoana only six milos from Hookona and aro reached by agood carriage road which has just beon completed They oaoh havo theirown lauding whioh can be reached and utilized at no vory groat expense

The lands aro covored by magnificent forest of koa ohia kukui andothor indigenous trees aud tho greator portion of them is splendidCOFFEE LAND Thoro ore now SEVENTY EIGHT ACRES OPGROWING COFFEE upou Kolo and Olelomoana

Purchasers can pay part cash and the balance of tho purchase moneywith interest secured by mortgage on the property Warranty Deeds oftho lots will bo given tho property to bo free from all incumbrances Noohargo for drawing deeds or taking acknowledgments tothoBamo Stampson the deods to bo paid for by tho purchasers The above lands will besold in lots to suit purchasers Por particulars apply to

J M MONSAERATCartwright Blook opp Post Office Tel 68

If so do not fail to call andsec our largo variety Wo havebeen in the Carriage businessmany years and you can pro-fit

¬

by our experience

Prices Quoted Upon a Call atOur Factory

RUBBER 1IRES A SPECIALTY

AND AT SHORT NOTICE

Fort Stroot

2At 3 p m

The proceeds to bo devoted to thoeducation of three orphau children

8io at

Ring up 811 if you have anythingto say to Tub

m ii Til 1

a

BOY A

PAINTING REPAIRING TRIMMING

Honolulu Carriage Manufactory

Football MatchMAKIKI BASEBALL GROUNDS

SATURDAY APRIL

Independent

CARRIAGE

W W WIRIGELTDR OWBN J PAGET

Orticu Masonic Timple

OUico Houra 10 a m to 1 r m 3to 5 r 3i 9 to 8 p Ji TelephoneNo 786 Private liosidouoe 680King Stroot Tolophouo No 326

JUS- - iu

mm iiAAiiEOPlumber - and - TinsmithAll work ilono Pron

Profitably lorPromptly

otronsand

SATISFACTION 5UAUANTRRI011 co KIdk Stroot near Billhead Depot

776 ly

J UST ARRIVEDA new lot of the Finest

MusicaUnstrumeiitsAutotmrpB Guitars Violins Etc

Also a now Involco of tho Colobrntcd

Westerineyer PianosSpecially manufactured for tho tropical

cllmnto second to none

MOKE THAN 100 OF THEM BOLD

On tho Hawaiian Islands during tho lostyears

ALWAYS ON HAND A COMPLETEABSOltTMKNT OF

DRY GOODSAND

General Merchandise

Also tho choicest European and Amorl- -

Beers Ale Wines LiquorsAT MOST HEABONAMiK rntOKsRd HOFFBOHLAEQEIt CO

Comer KIiir Bethel Stroots

321 323 King Street

Ii- - Loading

Carriage and

frugon ManufacturerALL MATKIUALB OH HAND

furnish everything outside steamboats and boilers

rso Shoeing a Specialty

k TELEPHONE fi72 --TOl

J T LUND

General Repair ShopFort Btfcet opp Club Stables

BICYCLES REPAIREDAN- D-

Worn out Parts RenewedGuns and Locks Repaired

Being a Practical Machinist All WorkQuarantcod tf

Metropolitan Meat Co

81 KING BTBEET

J Wallkb - - MAHAdKB

Wholesale andItetall

AND

Navy Contractors

Hawaiian GrownOysters

The above delicacy oin now boprocured in buoIi quautitioa as re-

quired¬

upon leaving orders with

H E Metro Bro307 1 r

LONG BRANCH BATHSWA1KIKI BEAOH Honolulu H I

0 J SHERWOOD Proprietor

There earth and air and sea and ikyWith breakers tony ghellullaby

King Streot Tram Cars pass tho doorLadtnN and nhildrnn specially earns for

6i V

A Ifanaily HotolV KBOUSE - - - Prop

Per Day 200

SPECIAL MONTHLY KATES

run Beat of Attimdanco the Ileal Bi tuil Ion

WH6IRWIN4C0LIMITED

AGENTS FORWKBTKKN SUOAH ItEFINlNG CO

San Francisco Cal

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WOKKBPhiladelphia Ponn U B A

NEWELL UNIVEK8AL MILL COManf National Cauo Shrcddor1

New York U S A

N OHLANDT fc COSan Francisco Cal

UISDON IKON A LOOOMOTIVEWOUK8

B82 tf Bnn Francisco Cal

W II RICHARD

General Business Agent

WILL ATTEND TO

Convoyancing in All Its BranchoaCollecting and All BuolnoBB

Mattors of Trust

All business entrusted to him will rocolvoprompt and caroful attontlon

Olll co Honokan Hnmnkua Hawaii

Bruce Waring Co

Real Estate Dealersi

603 Fort St near King

Building lotsHouses and Lots and

lands For bale

tur Parties wishing to dispose of tneirProportion urn Invited ti nail on n

THUS LINDSAYJiHTWEJljER

IS PIIEPAUED TO

Manufacture and Repair

All kinds of Jewelry

FIBBT OIjASS WORK ONLYWW Tnv UnlMlne Fnrt Rt tf

Kusinoss Cards

R N BOYD

Sonvcion and Real Estate Agent

Oilico Bethel Street over tho Now230 Model Itcstaurnnt ly

JOHN NOTT

Pluudino Tin Copper and SheetIron WonK

King Street Honolulu

ANTONE ROSA

Attorney-at-La-

Kaahumanu Street Honolulu

HAWAIIAN WINE CO

Fiunk Brown Managor

Wi anil 0 Marnhunt Qnt- Monnlnln H T

ALLEN ROBINSON

Dealers in Lumder and Coal andOniLDiNa Materials or

All Kinds

OltBan Mlrtt Itnnnhtl

Continued from 1st page

Navj which wo poasoss a Navy forwhoso building and maiutonanco wohave voted appropriations with suchprido and gratification I fanoysirthat since tho Navy haB dovelopedinto such formidablo proportionsthore has sometimes been displayedby cortain classos a spirit of

IMrATIENOE AND AOORESSIVENESS

toward othor countries which washardly befitting a poauoful andmighty people I imagine that ithas brod in cortain qudrtors a spiritof bolligeronoy almost bordorlng up-

on¬

insoloncoSir as a plethorlo treasury leads

to great schemes of publio plunderbo doos a well equipped army ornavy sometimes load to rash conductupon tho part of those who possossit conduct which often results ininjury to the people ApplausoTho Army and Navy wore createdto defend if necessary tho rightsand torritorios which wo poisossnot to conquor othor territory oroven to patrol and defend torritoryto be acquired by peaceful annexa ¬

tion Tho Navy sir unless I groatly misconceivo tho purposo for whichit was callod into existence is de ¬

signed to avert hostilities ratherthan to provoko them Froud ofour soamen conscious that in casoof need thoy can be implicitly reliedupon to do their whole duty let usnevertheless seo to it that theirprowess is not misdirected and thattheir livos aro not imporilod in wan ¬

ton and unjustifiable warMr Chairman it may seom to

some gentlemen that I have beenpromaturo in tho romarks which bythe courtesy of the members of thoCommittee on Appropriations I havebeen allowed to submit to tho committoo this aftornoon It may bopossible that I have laid mysolfopen to tho criticism of havingtaken too prompt a hold upon theforelock of time but sir my pur-poso

¬

has been to sound an alarmand

TO TLANT A STANDARD

to attract tho attention of this committoo and if it will do mo thohonor to hoar the words of ono sohumble as mysolf tho attention ofthe country to tho dangerous charactor of the proposition now pend-ing

¬

in tho Senate I may have failedin this If so sir I shall at leastcarry from this Chamber the con ¬

sciousness that I have triod in myfebble way to discharge what I re ¬

gard as a great and patriotic dutyThe treaty now ponding in tho

Senate I havo ovory reason to believewill fail When it has failed itsfrionds and advocates thore willsupplant it with a bill for tho an-

nexation¬

of tho Sandwich IslandsI doubt not that such a bill willpass tho Senate and will be sent toub for our concurrence Sir whonthat titno comes if the Senate of theUnited States has failed to rise toits high traditions if it has failed tosoo tho dangerous charaotor of themeasure and has given it its assentlet it be the high prerogative of theAmerican Houso of Representativesfresh from tho pooplo to put uponit tho Boal of their condemnationApplauseI trust Bir when that time comes

that wo shall not ruah with indecenthasto to a determination that weshall not bo animated by tho spiritof jingoism that wo shall be able toread botwoou tho linos and contentourselves with a superficial survoyof tho situation I trust to God thattho matter will not bo mads a partyquestion In its very essence it isbroader than any party in tho coun ¬

try I oaro not how groat that partymay bo It deals proundly with

THE FUTURE Or ALL OUR TEOILU

a pooplo who are divided among thoexisting party organizations

I trust when that timo comes noman on oithor side of this Chamberwill bo base enough to undortake tomake party capital out of it butthat in tho spirit of oxaltod patri-otism

¬

in tho spirit of absolute de ¬

votion to duty and with deliboratocounsels wo will tako up tho moasuro dlsouss it from beginuing toend investigate it thoughtfully up

on its merits and reach a conclusionwhich will be worthy of the Houseworthy of tho Amorican pooplo andan nssurod guaranty for tho futurohappiness and safety of tho RopubHo

Mr Chairman if in this omorgenoy we will only adhoro to thatwhich is right if wo will only betruo to our teachings and traditionswithin twonty fivo years to comoovonts will amply vindicato ourchoico Wo can then look back up-

on¬

a progress moro marvelous oventhan that whioh has marked ourcaroor in tho past and which hasoxoited the admiration of tho wholeworld Wo can then lay our patri-otic

¬

and peaceful aohiovomonts sidoby sido with tho achievements ofany nation which has in tho moantimo pursued n policy contrary toour own with emotions of prido andand oxultation at tho result

We will then thank God withgrateful hearts that in tho hour oftemptation we had tho moral cour-age

¬

to say no and tho resolutionto turn away from tho enticementof thoao who would lure us from theplain path of duty and load us in anew dopature along the lines of amistakon policy whose final destina ¬

tion no power short of the SupremeRuler of tho universe can forotollProlongod applauseMr Chairman I thank tho com

mittoo for its attention

Oheorily OhJ Tho Anchors Welghod

Two of tho most popular men intown havo boon installed in tho re ¬

nowned Anchor Saloon Mr Oarlisle has taken the managerial helmas captain and Charley Androwshas shipped as first mate Withsuch a crow tho wants of every pas ¬

senger will bo carefully and pro-perly

¬

attendod to and only the verybest olass of refreshments will besorved to thorn in the most affableand cordial manner

Wola ko Hao

To assuago thirst and gainstrength drink Ranier beor as keptand drawn at tho Favorite SaloonIt is this boor that gives strength tothe iron boys of the Foundry BillyCunningham keeps tho best tips onsporting evouts and tho best tipplesfor tho weary hoart or the gonialsocial man Tie up and give yourhorse and dog a drink whilo youtake one yourself

J A

BUTTER

BUTTERNOT

Butterlne or Oleomargaiino

Or any other compound theycall Butter but GOOD

FEESII

New Zealand Bntter

flST Whore can you buyit

Yes if you have used itonce you will take no othorin proforence not to say ovenof our best Island Butterand cheupor And you canget it only from

J TQTTTCTCN RTRTC1BT

Extracts from our

Recant Catalogue

Our best efforts havo btou ex ¬

pended for nearly quarlor a centuryin moking desirable counecionB forthe purchase of high class fouUb

Now is tho timo of year to ontortain thats whon you need us

Soma ono said I novor como intoyour storo without feeling thatI would like to buy it out

Tho prico of a thing is gonorollywhat it is worth oompotitiouregulates that Tho higher the pricotho better tho quality as n rule butprico doesnt always guaranteequality the reputation of tho sellercounts

Theres great responsibility sellinggroceries

Lifo and health depend on goodnutritious food

Thats tho kind wo sell

Refined folks use refined foodsthats the kind wo sell

DOUBLE TELEPHONE 240

Limited

Wni G Ir win Prcsldont ManagerGlaus Sprockets I Vice PresidentW M Qlflard Secretary it TreasurerTheo 0 Porter Auditor

SUGAR FACTOESAND

Commission AgentsAOKNTS Of THIS

Oceanic Steamship GompyOf Han KrnnnUoo Cnl

Herekits E mmB I BHAW Propriotor

Corner King and Nuuanu Streets

Choice LiquorsAND

ine Beers

TELEPHONE 401

J HUTCHINGSWliolosalo and Retail Grocer and

Provision Merchant

A FULL LINE OF CHOICEST

American and European GroceriesAlways on Hand

THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IH THE TRADE

A Share of Your Trado Solicited Satis-faction Ouarantced

All Orders Faithfully Executed andDollvored to any part of tho City freoG27 Fort Streot Teloplione 358

785 lf

JOHN PHILLIPS

Plnmber and Gas fitterOrdors promptly attondod to and work

guaranteed

HOTEL STREET NEAR FORT

TELEPHONE 302

F HORN

The Pioneer BakeryBread Plos Cakes of all kinds fresh

ovory dayFrosh Ice Cream mado of tho Best Wood

lawn Cream in all Flavors

lie Finest Uorao raado ConfectioneryI8ll tf

NOTICE

STJUBOmilKUB AHE KKSPEOTFIILLYall subscriptions aro pay¬

able strictly In advance by the monthquarter or yenr

H 1 TESTAti Unnuirer

r

i

ii

-

m

n

a

Vol VI

Tho Fino PaBsongor StoamorB of This Line Will Arrivo nud LeaveThis Port as Hereunder

FROM SAN FRANCISCO

MOANA MARCH 80ZEALANDIA APRIL 13ALAMEDA APRIL 27

E INDEPENDENTOceanic Steamship Company

TIME TABLE

FOR SAN FRANCISCO

ZEALANDIA MARCHALAMEDA MARCH

APRIL

connection with the sailing tho above Btoatnors tho Agentsproparod issue iutondlug passengers coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from San Francisco all points the United States and fromNow York by any steamship lino all Europoan ports

For furthor particulars apply

Wm G Irwin fe CoLIMITED

General Agents Oceanic Company

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVEDTHE NEW

Improved Planters HoSolid Cast Steel Eye and Blade Forged Entire

CYCLONE WIND MILLS PUMPS ETCHOWES PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES

NORTONS BALL BEARING JACK SCREWSPLOWS IN LARGE VARIETY

VISES PIPE CUTTERS AND WRENCHES

--vaottttm oilsThe Standard Morit

Universal Stoves and RangesPAINT WALL WHITEWASH BRUSHES CALIFORNIA LAWN

SPRINKLERS

A Large Assortment of General Hardware

Theo l Hi

19

In ofto to

to into

to

S S

of

Davies Co L d

SUGAR FACTORSIMPORTERS OF

General MerchandiseAND

oo3Missioisr merchantsgonts ior Lloyds

Canadian Australian Steamship Lino

British Foreign Marino Insurance Co

Northern Assurance Co Fire and Life

Canadian Pacific Railway Co

Pioneer Lino of Packets from Liverpool

Telephone 92

2181

aro

H E McINTYRE BROEAST CORNER FORT KING STS

Box

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and FeedNow nnd Fresh Goods received by every paokot from California Eastern

etatea nnd Kur0joan jinrkets

Standard Grade of Canned Vegetables Fruits and Fishnnnds delivered to any part of the Olty

ISLAND TKATHC HOTJOTTBI HATlHWAcmnN huakahtbisii

HONOLULU H I SATURDAY MARCH 20 1898

ZEALANDIA

P O 145

HAWAII BHOUIiD NOT BE AN ¬

NEXED

Bpooch of Hon Honry U Johnsonof Indiana in tho Houso of BoproBontatlvos Tuesday February22 1808

Continued from Yesterday

No Mr Chairman while those na ¬

tions aro teaching avarice

LET OS ritEACH CONTENTMENT

While thoy are exciting by throatsof war let ua soothe by promises ofperpetual pence Whilo they am in ¬

flicting suffering and misery let usdispense happiness and prosperity

Peace hath her victoriesNo less ronownd than war

Lot it be our happy lot to achievethose bloodless triumphs whichwhile they will exalt and onrioh us asa people will not dorogato in theleast from tho happiness and wolfaro of any other nation under tholight of tho Bhiniug sun Let usheed the advice and example ofGeorge Washington that groat andwise patriot whole birth is this in ¬

stant boingcommomorated through-out

¬

tho entire land and avoid allentangling alliances with the othercountries of tho earth Let ub turnour attention to the development ofour own resources and to tho upbuilding and upholding of thatwhioh is already ours

We have hero Mr Chairman as Isaid before 70000000 people intel-

ligent¬

thrifty ingenious and patri-otic

¬

We have an empire for ourhome Our soil is teeming with na-

tural¬

richesj whioh await the defthand of labor seconded by thopower of capital to tuko them fromthoir hiding places and convertthem into articles of ornament anduse Uo nave noius to puni ana tosow We havo crops to harvest andto garner Wo havo mines to openand work Wo havo mills and fac-

tories¬

to operate We are yet in tho

VERT INFANCY OF OUIt BESOUR0ES

in the very morning of our dovelopmont

Our grat navigable rivers ourrailroads whoso stool bands form thofretwork of our continent are lyingready to convey to all classes of ourpopulation in every portion of ourmighty domain those products oftho field tho mice and tho faotoryand the great ocean vessels withthoir dark hulls are lying at our seaboard ports ready to transport thesethings to tho various nations of thoglobe and to receive back from themin trade those things whioh arenecessary for our comfort and ourhappiness

Mr Ohairman wo shall bo wise in ¬

deed if we devote ourselves to thisinternal development and growth ifwe rofuso to take hold of this baublethat is handod out to us and whichI am persuaded those who think thomost profoundly will bo quickest toreject

And Mr Chairman aro there notalso administrative and iutorual re ¬

forms which are necessary to ourpeople and worthy of our mostserious attention Ah air hero ia afield broad enough to onlist tho boatattributes of our hearts and mindsLot us see if wo can uot

rnniFT the main of sutfraoeif we can not baniah fraud andbribery and violenco iu all formsfrom the polls if we can not doaway with tho shameful notoriousanu promgato use 01 money ai anour goneral elections and especiallyat our Presidential oleotions Ap-

plause¬

Let us soo if wo cau notavoid tho reproach whether deserv ¬

ed or uot I shall not say that thosurest stepping stone to power inour country and especially to thoUnitod States Sonato is the posses ¬

sion of great wealthLet us see if wo oan not rid our

great municipalities of the corrupriugs that dominate thorn and pluutdor thorn without conscience nud

without atiut making localby the poople so long as

they aro in control a byword aud asham Let us see if wo can not passa wisely devised immigration lawthat will stop at the dears of CaatloGarden tho great hordes of thoignorant tho vicious and tho pauperolasaes who come hero annually fromabroad in numberB too largo for ualonger to assimilate and who arodestined to produce deterioration iutho national blood Applause

Let us see Mr Ohairman if wo

can not establish aud that too be-

yond¬

tho possibility of cavil ordoubt a stablo and fixed standardof value Lot us seo if we can notnot do away with this crude tinscientific and costly syatom of bank ¬

ing and curronoy whioh wo possessa system uot founded upon economictruths but born

AMID THE EXIOENCIES OF WAR

tho result largely of unwiso legisla-

tive¬

compromise a syatom whosoevils I do not exaggerate when Idenominate it a system of patch-work

¬

and shreds tho like of whichno1 civilized nation upon tho face oftho earth would tolerate for aninstant

Let us see if we cau not supplantthis system with one whioh is bettoradapted to tho necessities of ourcountrymen whioh will do awaywith the domand obligations of thoGovernment and relegato the Treasury to its anoiont and normal func-

tions¬

of simply collecting tho publicrovonues and disbursing them in thopayment of tho public expensos asyatom whioh without contractingour currency will give U3 an olastioand safo circulating medium onowhioh will do away with tho conges-

tion¬

of money at tho money centersand give to tho people iu the agri-

cultural¬

sections of tho country thesame facilities for doing businesscheaply as are possessed in the greatmarts of trade and commerce onewhich will equalizo at least to agreat extent tho interest ratesthroughout the length and broadthof tho land

Let us see if wo cau not devise forourselves a syatom which will not boa monace to business

AN IMPEDIMENT TO TRADE

a restriction upon commerco whichwill not hamper our material dev-

elopment¬

but whioh will conferupon us the maximum of benefit atthe minimum of cost and spood usforward upon tho highway of en-

terprise¬

Mr Ohairman our foreign polioycan bo firm and patriotic and at thesame timo bo respectful and dignified Conscious of our great powerwo can afford to avoid blustor andto look upon jingoism with con-

tempt¬

We should havo higher am-

bition¬

than simply to be the roister-ing

¬

bully of the Weatern Hemi ¬

sphere Wo Bhould ondoavor tomaintain the Monroe polioy so faras it is necessary to save us from realmenace or reasonable apprehensionof danger

Mr Chairman this nation is allpowerful Tho world needs whatwo produce and therefore has nodisposition to attaok us All pooploroalizo our groat strength nnd there-

fore¬

seok no difficulty with us Withnations bb with individuals thenatural state is ono of amity It is

only under the influences of provo ¬

cation oupidity or danger thoy do- -

volop into a condition of hostilityand I hesitate not sir to a Hi r in inthis prosouce that thoro aro uo bonofits which cau accrue to us by virtueeither of conquest or of annexationthat cannot be more readily andnioro economically obtained by thopeaceful arts of treaty and diplom-acy

¬

It is well enough too Mr Chair ¬

man that wo should learn aomethiugas to tho right uso of tho groat

Onntiminl in th vac

nsm

No- - 850

Wilders Steamship Co

TIME TABLE

0 L WIGHT lrcs 8 1 KOBE BooCapt J A KING TortBnpt

Stmr KXNATJCLARKE Ooruraandor

Will leavo Honolulu ntlOA m touching atLahaina Mnalaea Bny and Makena thesamoday Mnhnkenn Kawninaonnd Lau- -ahoehoe the following day arriving atillo tho samo afternoon

LEAVES HONOLULU AnnlVES HONOLULU

Friday Mar 18 Saturday Mar 20Tapsday MarB Wednesday Apr o

Returning will leavo Hilo at 8 oclocka m touching at Lanpahoohoo MnhuJtpna and Kawaihno same day MakenaMaalaen Bay and Lnhaina the followlneday arriving ht Honolulu the afternoonsof Wednesdays and Saturdayc

OP Will call ot Iohoiki Puna on tripsmarked

est-- No Froight will be received after 6A m on day of sailing

Tho popular routo to tho Volcano is viaHilo A good carriago rond tho entire dlstauce Round trip tickets covering allexpenses 5000

Stmr OLAUDINECAMERON Commander

Will leavo Honolulu Tuosdays at 6 r utouching at Kahului Hana Hamoa nndKipahuln Maul Upturning arrives atHonolulu Sunday morningsWill call at Nuu Kaupo once each

monthB8f No Froight will ho received after 4r m on day of sailing

This Company will reserve the right ofmake changes in tho time of departure andarrival of its Steamers without notice andit will not be responsible for any conse-quences

¬

arising therefromConsignees must be at the Landings to

receivo their froight this Company wilnot hold itself responsible for freight afterit has been landed

Live Stock received only at owners riskThis Company will not be responsible for

Money or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced in the care of Pursers

tUP Pftssongers aro requested to pur ¬

chase Tickets before embarking Thosefailing to do bo will be subjeot to an addi-tional

¬

charge of twenty five per centPaokagos containing personal oflects

whether shipped as baggago of freight iftho contents thereof exceed 100 in valuemuHt havo the valuo thereof plainly statednnd marked and tho Company will nothold itsolf llablo for any loss or damage inexcoss of this sum except tho goods beshipped under a special contract

All otnployees of tho Company aro for ¬

bidden to recolvo freight without deliver ¬

ing n shipping receipt therefor in tho formprescribed by tho Company and whichmay bo scon by shippers upon applicationto tho pursors of tho Companys Steamers

Shippers ore notified that if freight isshipped without such receipt it will boBOlely nt the risk ot tho shipper

QLACS SPRE0KEL3 WM O IBWIN

Cians Spreckels Co

HONOLULU

Sin Francisco Agents TJW NEVADABANK OF HAN FJtANUISCO

DRAW EXCHANdE ON

BAN FItANOISCO The Novnda Bank oBan Francisco

LONDON The Union Hank of LondonLtd

NEW YOKK American Exchange Ntlonal Hank

OHIOAGO Merohants National BankrAltlB ComptoIr National dEscompte de

ParisBEULIN Drosdnor BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong

Kong Bhanghat BunkiugCorporationNEW ZEALAND AND AU8TKALI- A-

Bank of Now ZealnndVIOTOKIA AND VANCOUVEIt Bnnk

of British North America

Transact a General Banking and ExchanqsBusiness

Deposits Received Loans made on Ap ¬

proved Boourlty Commercial and Travel ¬

ers Credit Issued Bills of Exomingebought and Bold

Jnllnrtirmn Promptly Accounted Ifoj189 t

THE INDEPENDENT

I38UK1

rfVWtY AFTERN ION

ST Tellphonk 811 JSCH

Kxcet Bumtny

t Drito Hnll Konln BlruolSOBSOttlPTION HATE3

Iur Month anywhere In the Ha-

waiian¬

Islands f0Per Year 0 00ler Year postpaid to Foreign Coun-

tries¬

8 00

Paynblo Invariably in Advance

V J TESTA Propriotor and Pub-lisher

¬

EDMUND NOBBIE EditorW HORACE WRIGHT Aaoiatant

EditorItesldlnK in Honolulu

SATURDAY MARCH 2G 1898

TOPICS OF THE DAY

Would not Mr Usborne bo an ex-

cellent¬

successor to Mr Biruio atCentral Union Tho very namo ofthe chapel breathes of brotherlyfeeling

It is it is understood claimed bymedical men that the patients curedby Dr Alvarez of leprosy were notloprous patients and that the diseasepasses under another name Is thistrue

How calm and sedate our policoappear as they contemptuously gazeat tho sidewalks bespattered withorango peel and cabbage leaves Inother cities tho polico are tho guard-ians

¬

of tho sidewalks and see thatthey are kept clean

Attorney Gear returned fromKauai this morning after a profes ¬

sional visit in which ho representeda defondant in an opium case Itwas one of the peculiar funny casesto which we have previously madoreference The opium man was ac ¬

cused of selling molasses instead ofopium and a charge of gross cheatwas entered against him The manwas convicted by the Lihue magis ¬

trate and a writ of habeas corpuswas issued by tho Cirouit Judgo thohearing of which is set for nextWednesday Wo do not purpose toenter into tho details of tho carowhilo it is nub judke but wo cannotrefrain from referring to tho re-

markable¬

attitude of a governmentwhich punishes a man for selling orbuying opium and yet imposes aheavier punishment for the manwho sells molassos instead of thocontraband drug To our iuuocontmind it would appear that tho manwho buys molasses for opium shouldbe punished for tho intent and apremium should be givou by theGovernment to tho man who bilk-

ed¬

him Tho Government oughtnot to appear in the role of a de ¬

fender of dealers in tho dopo evenif tho stuff turns out to bo a fake

Ku o said a numbor of Repre ¬

sentatives yesterday when tho ap-

propriation¬

bill providing for thepaymont of claims was introducedby the ministry Tho bill has beenpassed in the Sennto without oppo-

sition¬

but the indemnity measure ofMr Damon will evidently not meeta similar fato in the House Someof tho mombers want to know whytho taxpayers should pay for thoblunders of tho ofBoialc who yot en ¬

joy handsome salaries They willdemand to know who the officialsare who ill treated Mr Dunwella fact which is admitted in tho min-

isterial¬

reports where damages tothe amount of several thousanddollars are asked for Mr DunwellTho legislators will want to knowwhether tho olllcials who ill treatedtho man referred to to tho tiuio of13250 were noting under instructionsand whether they are still retainedin office to eventually repeat theirblunder and cause another domaudon tho public Treasury Thoy will

want to know who is to blame forthe damngos to the men deportedby tho Canadian Steamship lino tosettle which the Government asksfor about 810000 The legislatorswill desire information in regard tothe amounts to be paid to smoothover tho alaiins of the Japanesosteamship owners who wore injuredduring tho idiotic exhibition offlovoreignty by Mr Doles funny

little republic All theia claims willhave to bo paid eventually but thocry ku o indicates that for oncothe Peoplo will receive an explana-tion

¬

nn I that the taspayors will beinformed whouce their costly ex ¬

perience comes

Mr WJ Lowrio of Ewa plantationhas beconio very angry bocauso cer-tain

¬

papers have reforrod to the dis-

tressful¬

condition of affairs which hascaused a number of Portuguese citi ¬

zens to make arrangements for theirdeparture from tho country MrLowrio in a lettor to the Advertisertakos that paper to task for sayingthat Portuguese with families can ¬

not work on plantations at the rateof S13 50 a month tho amount ofwages offered to the Asiatic contractlaborers Mr Lowrie iudulges in along rigmarolo through which hogives an impression that the planta-tions

¬

are anxious to get Portugueselaborers and are ready to pay themS18or tnoro bosidos giving them lious03 fuel and gonerally sic free medi-cal

¬

nid The groat planter of Ewaalso hints that good men gethigher wages in fact he tells thopublic that there are Portuguese onhis plantation who got 50 a monthwith above quoted privileges Thatis very possible but because a fewskilled laborers get a decent payit does not prove that the or-

dinary¬

workingman is offered achance to earn wages at livingrates at Ewa plantation or elsowhero The fact is that tho planta-tions

¬

dont want to pay even 16 toPortuguese as long as thoy can getAsiatic slaves at 13 50 a month Itis interesting to notice that MrLowrie now admits that his co-

operative¬

systom turned out a fail-

ure¬

It is not very long ago whenhe Hpoku in a diffarent tone butthat was before the first crop of thocontractors had been taken off andthoy were looking to tho profits tobe made on the ratoons

The Lifo Savors

Tho plucky action of Mr GuyKelly purser of tho Noeau with thethrew native seamen who heroicallyrescued Second Mate Fostor from awatery grave in the Kauai channelon Wednesday night last shouldcertainly receive substantial recog-

nition¬

from tho Inter Island Steam-ship

¬

Cos employers of the fourbravo men Mr Kelly several yearsago saved tho life of Miss Carrolloff the rook bound coast of Hamakua

Wood is Oheap

Emil Kleinmo advertises in an-

other¬

column that ho is prepared tofurnish algeroba firewood at 10 acord This will bo wolnomo newsto tho housekeepers who road in thoTiser this morning that wood hadgono up

Tho physician was surprised tofind the head of tho household atthe door with a shotgun

Why whats tho matter stam ¬

mered the doctorThat there Seattle beor you give

my wife sbo says is makin her foolliko n new woman and I want youto understand that no now womanbusiness goes in this house Fustthing I kuow shell be out of doorinnkiu spoeches

On tap at the Criterion Saloon

Thp Bicycle ordinance Bill haspassed third reading in tho Houso

Tho steamers Kauai and JamesMakoo arrived to day with full loadsof sugar The former boat broughtsugar to Irwin Co tho latter toH Uackfold Co for tho shipHonry B Hyde

The Mokolii camo in from Molokai last evening with H McCorriston and Mr E Stone paBsongorsadd 750 bags of Olowalu sugar for

V G Irwin Co for tho barkAldeu Basse Tho steamer wasBoarchud by the Customs immediate ¬

ly on hor arrival at Wildots dock

FOREIGN NEWS NOTED

Continental newspapers are dis-

cussing¬

tho Russian infringement oftreaties by sending warships of thoregular navy through tho Dardanel ¬

les by nightThe Russian Government which

already excludes British ships fromtho Russian coasting trade havenotified that thoy will also bo ex-

cluded¬

from tho ocoan trado be ¬

tween tho Black Sea and the FarEast

Tho House of Commons has voted10000 to Roman Catholic missions

in Uganda ns compensation forlosses sustained during the nativorevolt in 1892

Mr Olney formerly United StatesSecretary of State oxprossos thoopinion that the near future will sooconditions of closer friendship botween Great Britain and America

Subscribe for The Independent 50cents per month

Duncan Macfarlano second officorof the Iwalani is reported soriouslyill in the city He is being caredfor by his friends

Tho 4 mastod sohooner W H Talbot Captain Bluhm arrivod yes ¬

terday noon with a full load oflumber from tho Sound

THE FLOODPHOTOGRAPHS OF THE FLOOD AKE

in the wndow of theDavey Photographic Co in the MottBmith building corner of Hotel and FortBtroets 850 3t

FIREWOOD FOR SALE

Algeroba FirewoodIN QUANTITY TO SUIT AT

S 1 O A OORDCAN BE HAD FROM

EMIL ELEMMEThe Merchants Exchanpje corner King

8r0 and Nunanu Btreots 3w

Timely Topics

Honolulu March 8G 1S9S

TIP TOP GOERS

weather proof water proofeasy in motion pleasant toride attractive in appearanceand altogether too utterlyioo too and charming are the

Blue Streak TribunesNot only this but they aremodelled for convenience andendurance and are manu-

factured¬

of the finest materialsand by tho most skilful me-

chanics¬

They are tho highestthe top knot grade in themarket

Ladies and Gentlemenwill find tho TKIBUNEBLUB STEBAKS just fit-

ted¬

to their hearts desireThere are three models andthey are priced at

65 85 and 100Proportionate to their mer ¬

its they are the cheapest andbest wheels on the marketWe also have the TRI ¬

BUNES in lovely black andgold and wo also havecheaper priced wheels TheCOLUMBUS and ZIMMYfor instance Call and inspectbefore purchasing

Tn Hawaiian Hardware Co

268 Foivr Stheet

W W DIMOND COS

List of Latest

Novelties

POLAK STAKFREEZERminuto

ICE CREAMFreozos in ono

MOSQUITO Oil ELY FANS Willrun an hour on ono winding

IDEAL PAN For broad bakingSomething fine

BICYCLE TREADLE GRIND-STONE

¬

FRAMES A laborsaving device

IDEAL WATER FILTERS ANDCOOLERS A small refrigera-tor

¬

aud Glter combined

REVERSIBLE SOCKET HAIRFLOOR BROOMS Sweeps atan angle

UNIFORM BREAD SLIOERS Forcutting bread for sandwiches alltho same thickness

BERKEFIELD FILTERS Thoseare attached to any water faucetand filtor porfoctly with anypressure

PLANET FURNITURE AND OARPET BEA TERS Will not wearout tho article beaten

STOVE POLISHING MITTENSClean tho stove perfectly without soiling tho hands

EUCHRE PUNCHES Just thething for card parties

PHOENIX CHIMNEY CLEAN-ERS

¬

Fit any chimney

ANGLE LAMPS Burn kerosouoeconomically aud do not throwany shadow A good iuvention

COMBINED SALT AND PEPPERSHAKERS Two in ono A veryhandy article

W W DIMOND CO

Von TTnU Rlnok

GREAT SALETremendous Bargains in Goods

Saved from the Big Fire Which TookPlace in London in December 1897

In B Kerr was there at the time and with ready cashbought up all that was in good condition and now

offers them at Bargain Prices

Fine Dress Goods at prices to surprise you Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs 20c 25cand 35c per dozen Fine Cambric Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 50c per dozen

Fine Striped Dimity pure white 5c per yard Fine Organdies 12 Jc per yardFine Printed Dimity new patterns 15 yards for 100 Fine Printed English

Lawns 15yards for 100 Valenciennes Laces now patterns 25c forone dozen yards Printed Lawns and Dimities Beautiful Goods

5c a yardjA11 Otliev Goods at JPz oportionsite Prices I

3DO 3STOT MISS THIS OZPIPOPtTUIT YSale Oommences

WEDNESDAY MARCH 9 1893

This Department is replete with Now Styles direct from Parisand London fbu can gottho Latest Parisian Styles without going to Paris

3Li-- H3- - IKIEIRJF Importer Queen St

W

v

P

an

LOCAL AND GENEItAX news

Kamohatneha and Punahou willtry conolitBiouB at baseball this aftornoon

Tho ltegistry of Vessels Act is tobo discussed on Monday next in thoSonato

Special meeting of tho WavorleyOlub this evoniug for tho ole ctionof mombors

Itugby football praotico at 1oclock this aftornoon at tho Makildrocroation grounds

Band concort at Emma Squarethis aftornoon and at Makeo Islandto morrow aftornoon

The Legislative Committee on thoincrease of tho salaries of Ministershas roportod against it

Tho services at tho Roman Catholio Cathedral to morrow will bo heldat tho customary hours

John P Colburn and Pi ince CupidKalanianaolo woro passengers bytho Olaudine this morning

Tho weather is gradually break-ing

¬

but tho baromoters are not veryoncouraging for settled times

Call and poo tho bargains at Kerrsin Shirt Collars Guffs Nook TiesHats and Iieadymado Clothing

It is reporfp t Hint Rtv John Usborno intends to hold services to-

morrow¬

weok at his chapol at Punahou

Robekah Lodge gives a dauco andonlortainmont at Harmony Hall thisovoning Tickets may be obtainedat the door

The High School dofoated thoPunahous at tho Y M 0 A lastovoning by n scoro of 8 to 3 in thobasket ball gamo

Tho topio for discussion at theopen meeting of the AmericanLeague on Tuesday ovoning nextwill bo tho incomn tax

Manuel Gomes yestorday aftor ¬

noon stoppod a runaway dray ofLewors Cookes in a most gallantstylo and thus prevented probablyserious accidents

Tho body of the Japanese painterwho was drowned during the Hoodhas boon roBoued The police tookohargo of tho effects belonging totho unfortuuato man

Bromley is now chief onginoer oftho steamer Mauna Loa Ex ChiefBilly Donelly is now acting ChiefEngineer of the T I S N Co inplaco of A W Koeoh absent at thoCoast

On Saturday noxt thoro will bo aRugby football match for charityAM M Mackintosh will captain thodark hluoB and David Shanks thorods A splendid gamo may be an-

ticipated¬

Tho Eastor music for CentralUnion Church choir has arrived andwill bo rehearsed this Saturdayevening at 730 oolook A promptand full attondanco of tho choir isroquosted

During tho absence of Mr WrayTylor Mr Bush will act a3 organ ¬

ist for the Socond Congregation ofSt Andrews Cathedral Mr PM Wakefield of Hilo will oflioiatoon Eastor Sunday

Beautiful music will bo renderodby the choir of tho Socond Congre-gation

¬

at tho 915 service to morrowmorning At the 930 service in theevening tho surplico choir will givoa full choral service

Amoug tho bargains at Kerrs firosalo Monday will bo 90 inch Bloaohod Sheeting 20c a yard 90 inohBrown Sheoting 18c a yard PilowCasing Table Linen and otherHousehold goods at proportionateprices

Tho Mauna Loa was ouo hour be ¬

hind her sailiug timo for Hawaiiyostorday Among a largo numborof paBSongers woro Dr A MoWayueand daughtor Mrs Goo H Robert-son

¬

Mr and Mrs Juliau Monsarratand Mr Hewitt

Tho Sydney Telegraph says Inthe cricket match Waverluy vsLeiohhardt on Saturday Wavorleylost three wickets for 802 runsNoonau making 120 and S E Grogory 91 not out How about ourWavorloys by and by

Mr Arohibald Gunning formorlyof Kohala was a through passengeron tho Miowora and was greotod byhis numorous friends while in portMr Gunning is on his way to thoKlondyko whoro wo hopo ho willfind BUoooBs and nuggets

Members of the Logislaturo andof tho Government havo respondodto a call for a purse for tho sailorwho tried to savo n Japanese duringtho flood Is no recognition duo tothe bravo young Hawaiian whosaved the lifo of littlo Brito or is itnecessary to evoko charity by havingtho hat passed around by a nowspapor man

Steamer Glaudtno Arrives

Tho steamer Claudino arrived fromHawaii oarly this morning Nosugar an hor list Following is horpassengers and cargos

Mrs L T Walsh Miss I WeightMiss Bella Weight Miss AliceWoight Cha Woight 0 H FalrorH 0 Austin W Vannatta K Hoshina Thos Nott Mrs W P Vanderpoolo W S Wiso G P Little A LLinglo J A Scott Chas A B n WHay E E Wilson J P AmaralAkaka H S Hagerup W A Wall W0 HalBtoad Geo P Ronton J P Col-

burn¬

J Kalanianaolo Mrs SylvaMiss Doherty and 1D2 dock passen ¬

gers Hor cargos was 198 bags po-

tatoes¬

82 bags corn 70 bags coffee7G hidos 61 hogs 55 head cattle 201head of sheep 1 horse and 216paokagos of sundries

Sugar Cargo

Tho Btoamor Mikahala arrived thismorning from Lihue Kauai with5155 sacks Grovo Farm Tha sugarwas put into tho bark H Hajkfoldat tho Railroad wharf PurserGrube furnishes the following re ¬

port Sugar on Kauai L P 2000saoks Hansmaulu G0O0 K P GOOj

K S Co 1100 M A K 13000 EL P and Kekaha no communica-tion

¬

M S Co 5500 Very roughwoathor was experienced on thowindward sido of Kauai Copiousrains all over tho island Thasteamer James Makeo unablo toeffeot a landing at Kapaa on Thurs ¬

day Sailed for Hanamaulu to loadsugar for H Hackfeld Co Thestoamor Kauai at Makawoli takingon sugar to leavo there to day

Tho Fifth Test Hatch

Tho Cfth test matoh was begunon February 28th instant at theSydney Cricket grounds

Tho English crickotors complutedtheir first innings for 335 runsDruco making 61

Jones was tho most successfulbowler and secured six wickets for82 runs

Tho Australians mado 181 runs fortha Iosb of Cvo wickets Noble 31

and Trott 11 wore tho not out batsmon

MLeod mado 61 beforobowled by Richardson

Jaoing

Thirty six thousand people werepresent and 80030 fares were reooivod on the trams running to thoCricket round and the earningsamounted to 305

Our flies with tho result aro notyet to hand

Wrongly Addressed

Thore was considerable fun in thoeditorial rooms of two of the even-

ing¬

papers this morning throughtho inadvertonce of a lady contrib-utor inserting her oxtromely inter-esting

¬

personal correspondence intho wrong envelopes Fortunatolyfor tho parties concerned tho respec ¬

tive communications were not ofsuch a nature as to disturb tho har ¬

mony existing between tho oditorsand thoir families but oh I dearMiss think what might havohappened if they had beon deadlyenomios Another plot for a Kilohaun story is right hero

The Miowora

Tho R M S Miowora Thos FreeR N R Commandor arrived fromSydney and Suva at 7 oolook thismorning She brought ono cabinpassenger Mr Viokors for Honoluluand 110 cabin aud saloon passenRorsfor Canadian points and EuropeShe sailod this afternoon

At tho 7 M O A

T S Southwiok will spook onGambling1 at the 4 oolook meeting

at tho Y M 0 A to morrow aftor-

noon

¬

All young men aro cordiallyinvited P J Lowroy will speak toboys under 16 ot 8 oolook Thosubject of tho Biblo study at 5

oolook will bo Abraham

Tho High Reputation

Of tho Criterion Barber Shop sinoo

the advent of tho introduction oftho individual cups is constantly in ¬

creasing People who formorlyshaved at home now patronize this

I shop

WOMANS ILLS

Lifo Often a Burden Which tho Sufforor Would Gladly Lay Down

How Xloliof Can Bo Obtainod

Mrs A Ross of Paris Out is alady well known and muoh estoomodby a largo circle of friends Re ¬

garding a serious illness and subse ¬

quent euro she says When wothink of the many follow suffererswo should not hesitato to lob tbomknow tho moans of cure whon wohavo found one My trouble beganfour years ago when I was ill andhad to undergo on operation forulceration Aftorwards I supposofrom tho coming change of lifo Ibecame so woak that I could notmovo moro than a fow stops withoutsuffering from palpitation of thoheart and sometimes fainting spoilsI was as pale as death and not ableto do my housework Two doctorsattended mo and although they didall in thoir powor for mo I felt thatI was sinking into my grave WhatI underwent can scarcely bo des ¬

cribed Finally tho dootor told mothat he had done all ho could formo aud could hold out no hopo of arecovery to health Thon my friondsurged mo to try Dr Williams PinkPills and whilo in this desporatecondition I bogan thoir use By thotime I had taken six boxes I waswondorfully improved Tho faint-ing

¬

spoils had gono and the painshad almost disappeared I couldeat a hearty meal and had increasedin weight By the time I had takonten boxeB I was ablo to do my ownhouse work and from that out Ihave onjoyed tho best of health Ihavo rocommodod Pink Pills to manyothors and thoy say thoy nevor usedany medicino that did them so muohgood I am not anxious for pub-licity

¬

but suffering as I did I amanxious that othors shall have thobenefit of my exporienco to helpthem to a oure

Dr Williams Pink Pills aro not apatent medicino but are a scientificpreparation successfully used ingeneral practice for many years be-

foro¬

being offered to the publicgenerally They contain in a con ¬

densed form all the oloments neces ¬

sary to give new life and richness tothe blood and restore shatterednerves They aro an unfailing spe ¬

cific for such diseases as locomotorataxia partial paralysis St Vitusdanco sciatica neuralgia rheu-matism

¬

nervous hoadaohe palpitation or tlio heart that tirou feelingresulting from nervous prostrationall disoases depending upon vitiatedhumors in tho blood such as scro-fula

¬

chronic erysipelas etc Thoyaro also a specific for troubles pe-culiar

¬

to femalos such as suppres-sions

¬

irrogularities aud all forms ofweakness In tho caso of men theyeffect a radical euro in all casoaarising from mental worry over-work

¬

or oxcosses of whatever natureSold by all dealors in medicine

BUSINESS LOCALS

White Cotton full yard wido 18yardB for 1 00 at N S SachB

Unbloaohed Cotton 25 yards for1 at NS Sachs Dry Goods Co Ltd

All Wool Serge double width for75o a yard at N S Sachs Dry GoodsCo Limited

Lovely white Goods for Dresses15 yards for SI at N S Sachs DryGoods Co Limited

Now Suit Olub 1 por week justopened at Medeiros Deoker No11 Hotol street join at once

Persons requiring tombstonesshould apply to Fred Harrison whohas a choice lot of now designs nuview

R A Root is prepared to takoBtudents in book keeping or tokoopor supervise sots of books AddressP O Box 10

Scotland is fatnod for its finewhiskoys and tho best brands of itaro obtainable at tho Pacific SaloonAsk for Andrew Ushers O V G

Por a good and olean shave alsohair cutting call aud soo

Oharloy Molteuo at the EuropoanBarber Shop on Morahant stroot

Major Hawkins of the Royalwishos it to be known that PnbstBohemian has superseded tho fam ¬

ous draught of Doppelbrau Tholatter in bottlo is an oxcollent tonicat 25

Tho favorite boverago of tho no-bility

¬

is Androw Ushora whisky andSchwoppos famous soda Tho RoyalAnnex always up to date is nowresponding to tho frequout calls forU S

Por straight and soft merry bevorages ouo should call at tho Cosmo-politan

¬

Saloon whero the finest ofPabst Milwaukno aud bottled goodsore sorvod by tho two vetoranaGoorgo Cavanaugh aud Arohio Tur ¬

ner

INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH MERICA01 Philadelphia ta

Founded 1702 Cask Capital 3000000Oldobt Firo Insurance Company in thn United StateBLosses paid since organization over 90000000

NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY

FIRE AND MARINE

Established 1850 Capital 5000fi00Insuranco effected 011 Buildings Goods Ships and Merchandise

For lowest rates apply to

El -Ej

Gonoral Agent for tho Hawaiian Islands

Do Yon Want a Set of Rubber Tires Put on

Yonr Buggy Hack or Wagon

IF 3STOT VVHTZ 3STOTA PLANT FROM THE ROBBER TIRE WHEEL CO

Is now in operation at tho shop of tho Hawaiiau Carriage ManufacturiugCo where tho licensees are prepared to equip all wheeled vohiolos withthcBe famous

Rubber Tires and Roller Bearing AxlesTha tiros of th RUBBER TIRE WHEEL CO have withstood tho

severost tests and have been proven to bo tho only

Successful Rubber Tire in the MarketOLD WHEELS RE SET WITH STEEL CHANNELS AND RUBBER

TIRESRoller Bearing Axlos put on any Vehicle and Guaranteed to roduca

draft 40 porcentRubber Tires and Roller Hearing Axles arc not Luxuries

Thoy cost absolutely nothing as tho life of tho vehicle is prolonged bytheir use and are not necossary

l0F We Invito Inspection and Guarantee to demonstrate their economy

818WILSON WHITEHOUSE

Solo Licenceos for the Hawaiian Islands

COFFEEFOR

JmJ mImI JimmJ

In tho Celebrated Coffee District of Kona Hawaii

2064 Acres bt Kolo and Olelomoana1135 Acres at Kaohe

Tho Laud of Kaoho is only five and one half milos and the Land ofKolo and Olelomoana only six milos from Hookona and aro reached by agood carriage road which has just beon completed They oaoh havo theirown lauding whioh can be reached and utilized at no vory groat expense

The lands aro covored by magnificent forest of koa ohia kukui andothor indigenous trees aud tho greator portion of them is splendidCOFFEE LAND Thoro ore now SEVENTY EIGHT ACRES OPGROWING COFFEE upou Kolo and Olelomoana

Purchasers can pay part cash and the balance of tho purchase moneywith interest secured by mortgage on the property Warranty Deeds oftho lots will bo given tho property to bo free from all incumbrances Noohargo for drawing deeds or taking acknowledgments tothoBamo Stampson the deods to bo paid for by tho purchasers The above lands will besold in lots to suit purchasers Por particulars apply to

J M MONSAERATCartwright Blook opp Post Office Tel 68

If so do not fail to call andsec our largo variety Wo havebeen in the Carriage businessmany years and you can pro-fit

¬

by our experience

Prices Quoted Upon a Call atOur Factory

RUBBER 1IRES A SPECIALTY

AND AT SHORT NOTICE

Fort Stroot

2At 3 p m

The proceeds to bo devoted to thoeducation of three orphau children

8io at

Ring up 811 if you have anythingto say to Tub

m ii Til 1

a

BOY A

PAINTING REPAIRING TRIMMING

Honolulu Carriage Manufactory

Football MatchMAKIKI BASEBALL GROUNDS

SATURDAY APRIL

Independent

CARRIAGE

W W WIRIGELTDR OWBN J PAGET

Orticu Masonic Timple

OUico Houra 10 a m to 1 r m 3to 5 r 3i 9 to 8 p Ji TelephoneNo 786 Private liosidouoe 680King Stroot Tolophouo No 326

JUS- - iu

mm iiAAiiEOPlumber - and - TinsmithAll work ilono Pron

Profitably lorPromptly

otronsand

SATISFACTION 5UAUANTRRI011 co KIdk Stroot near Billhead Depot

776 ly

J UST ARRIVEDA new lot of the Finest

MusicaUnstrumeiitsAutotmrpB Guitars Violins Etc

Also a now Involco of tho Colobrntcd

Westerineyer PianosSpecially manufactured for tho tropical

cllmnto second to none

MOKE THAN 100 OF THEM BOLD

On tho Hawaiian Islands during tho lostyears

ALWAYS ON HAND A COMPLETEABSOltTMKNT OF

DRY GOODSAND

General Merchandise

Also tho choicest European and Amorl- -

Beers Ale Wines LiquorsAT MOST HEABONAMiK rntOKsRd HOFFBOHLAEQEIt CO

Comer KIiir Bethel Stroots

321 323 King Street

Ii- - Loading

Carriage and

frugon ManufacturerALL MATKIUALB OH HAND

furnish everything outside steamboats and boilers

rso Shoeing a Specialty

k TELEPHONE fi72 --TOl

J T LUND

General Repair ShopFort Btfcet opp Club Stables

BICYCLES REPAIREDAN- D-

Worn out Parts RenewedGuns and Locks Repaired

Being a Practical Machinist All WorkQuarantcod tf

Metropolitan Meat Co

81 KING BTBEET

J Wallkb - - MAHAdKB

Wholesale andItetall

AND

Navy Contractors

Hawaiian GrownOysters

The above delicacy oin now boprocured in buoIi quautitioa as re-

quired¬

upon leaving orders with

H E Metro Bro307 1 r

LONG BRANCH BATHSWA1KIKI BEAOH Honolulu H I

0 J SHERWOOD Proprietor

There earth and air and sea and ikyWith breakers tony ghellullaby

King Streot Tram Cars pass tho doorLadtnN and nhildrnn specially earns for

6i V

A Ifanaily HotolV KBOUSE - - - Prop

Per Day 200

SPECIAL MONTHLY KATES

run Beat of Attimdanco the Ileal Bi tuil Ion

WH6IRWIN4C0LIMITED

AGENTS FORWKBTKKN SUOAH ItEFINlNG CO

San Francisco Cal

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WOKKBPhiladelphia Ponn U B A

NEWELL UNIVEK8AL MILL COManf National Cauo Shrcddor1

New York U S A

N OHLANDT fc COSan Francisco Cal

UISDON IKON A LOOOMOTIVEWOUK8

B82 tf Bnn Francisco Cal

W II RICHARD

General Business Agent

WILL ATTEND TO

Convoyancing in All Its BranchoaCollecting and All BuolnoBB

Mattors of Trust

All business entrusted to him will rocolvoprompt and caroful attontlon

Olll co Honokan Hnmnkua Hawaii

Bruce Waring Co

Real Estate Dealersi

603 Fort St near King

Building lotsHouses and Lots and

lands For bale

tur Parties wishing to dispose of tneirProportion urn Invited ti nail on n

THUS LINDSAYJiHTWEJljER

IS PIIEPAUED TO

Manufacture and Repair

All kinds of Jewelry

FIBBT OIjASS WORK ONLYWW Tnv UnlMlne Fnrt Rt tf

Kusinoss Cards

R N BOYD

Sonvcion and Real Estate Agent

Oilico Bethel Street over tho Now230 Model Itcstaurnnt ly

JOHN NOTT

Pluudino Tin Copper and SheetIron WonK

King Street Honolulu

ANTONE ROSA

Attorney-at-La-

Kaahumanu Street Honolulu

HAWAIIAN WINE CO

Fiunk Brown Managor

Wi anil 0 Marnhunt Qnt- Monnlnln H T

ALLEN ROBINSON

Dealers in Lumder and Coal andOniLDiNa Materials or

All Kinds

OltBan Mlrtt Itnnnhtl

Continued from 1st page

Navj which wo poasoss a Navy forwhoso building and maiutonanco wohave voted appropriations with suchprido and gratification I fanoysirthat since tho Navy haB dovelopedinto such formidablo proportionsthore has sometimes been displayedby cortain classos a spirit of

IMrATIENOE AND AOORESSIVENESS

toward othor countries which washardly befitting a poauoful andmighty people I imagine that ithas brod in cortain qudrtors a spiritof bolligeronoy almost bordorlng up-

on¬

insoloncoSir as a plethorlo treasury leads

to great schemes of publio plunderbo doos a well equipped army ornavy sometimes load to rash conductupon tho part of those who possossit conduct which often results ininjury to the people ApplausoTho Army and Navy wore createdto defend if necessary tho rightsand torritorios which wo poisossnot to conquor othor territory oroven to patrol and defend torritoryto be acquired by peaceful annexa ¬

tion Tho Navy sir unless I groatly misconceivo tho purposo for whichit was callod into existence is de ¬

signed to avert hostilities ratherthan to provoko them Froud ofour soamen conscious that in casoof need thoy can be implicitly reliedupon to do their whole duty let usnevertheless seo to it that theirprowess is not misdirected and thattheir livos aro not imporilod in wan ¬

ton and unjustifiable warMr Chairman it may seom to

some gentlemen that I have beenpromaturo in tho romarks which bythe courtesy of the members of thoCommittee on Appropriations I havebeen allowed to submit to tho committoo this aftornoon It may bopossible that I have laid mysolfopen to tho criticism of havingtaken too prompt a hold upon theforelock of time but sir my pur-poso

¬

has been to sound an alarmand

TO TLANT A STANDARD

to attract tho attention of this committoo and if it will do mo thohonor to hoar the words of ono sohumble as mysolf tho attention ofthe country to tho dangerous charactor of the proposition now pend-ing

¬

in tho Senate I may have failedin this If so sir I shall at leastcarry from this Chamber the con ¬

sciousness that I have triod in myfebble way to discharge what I re ¬

gard as a great and patriotic dutyThe treaty now ponding in tho

Senate I havo ovory reason to believewill fail When it has failed itsfrionds and advocates thore willsupplant it with a bill for tho an-

nexation¬

of tho Sandwich IslandsI doubt not that such a bill willpass tho Senate and will be sent toub for our concurrence Sir whonthat titno comes if the Senate of theUnited States has failed to rise toits high traditions if it has failed tosoo tho dangerous charaotor of themeasure and has given it its assentlet it be the high prerogative of theAmerican Houso of Representativesfresh from tho pooplo to put uponit tho Boal of their condemnationApplauseI trust Bir when that time comes

that wo shall not ruah with indecenthasto to a determination that weshall not bo animated by tho spiritof jingoism that wo shall be able toread botwoou tho linos and contentourselves with a superficial survoyof tho situation I trust to God thattho matter will not bo mads a partyquestion In its very essence it isbroader than any party in tho coun ¬

try I oaro not how groat that partymay bo It deals proundly with

THE FUTURE Or ALL OUR TEOILU

a pooplo who are divided among thoexisting party organizations

I trust when that timo comes noman on oithor side of this Chamberwill bo base enough to undortake tomake party capital out of it butthat in tho spirit of oxaltod patri-otism

¬

in tho spirit of absolute de ¬

votion to duty and with deliboratocounsels wo will tako up tho moasuro dlsouss it from beginuing toend investigate it thoughtfully up

on its merits and reach a conclusionwhich will be worthy of the Houseworthy of tho Amorican pooplo andan nssurod guaranty for tho futurohappiness and safety of tho RopubHo

Mr Chairman if in this omorgenoy we will only adhoro to thatwhich is right if wo will only betruo to our teachings and traditionswithin twonty fivo years to comoovonts will amply vindicato ourchoico Wo can then look back up-

on¬

a progress moro marvelous oventhan that whioh has marked ourcaroor in tho past and which hasoxoited the admiration of tho wholeworld Wo can then lay our patri-otic

¬

and peaceful aohiovomonts sidoby sido with tho achievements ofany nation which has in tho moantimo pursued n policy contrary toour own with emotions of prido andand oxultation at tho result

We will then thank God withgrateful hearts that in tho hour oftemptation we had tho moral cour-age

¬

to say no and tho resolutionto turn away from tho enticementof thoao who would lure us from theplain path of duty and load us in anew dopature along the lines of amistakon policy whose final destina ¬

tion no power short of the SupremeRuler of tho universe can forotollProlongod applauseMr Chairman I thank tho com

mittoo for its attention

Oheorily OhJ Tho Anchors Welghod

Two of tho most popular men intown havo boon installed in tho re ¬

nowned Anchor Saloon Mr Oarlisle has taken the managerial helmas captain and Charley Androwshas shipped as first mate Withsuch a crow tho wants of every pas ¬

senger will bo carefully and pro-perly

¬

attendod to and only the verybest olass of refreshments will besorved to thorn in the most affableand cordial manner

Wola ko Hao

To assuago thirst and gainstrength drink Ranier beor as keptand drawn at tho Favorite SaloonIt is this boor that gives strength tothe iron boys of the Foundry BillyCunningham keeps tho best tips onsporting evouts and tho best tipplesfor tho weary hoart or the gonialsocial man Tie up and give yourhorse and dog a drink whilo youtake one yourself

J A

BUTTER

BUTTERNOT

Butterlne or Oleomargaiino

Or any other compound theycall Butter but GOOD

FEESII

New Zealand Bntter

flST Whore can you buyit

Yes if you have used itonce you will take no othorin proforence not to say ovenof our best Island Butterand cheupor And you canget it only from

J TQTTTCTCN RTRTC1BT

Extracts from our

Recant Catalogue

Our best efforts havo btou ex ¬

pended for nearly quarlor a centuryin moking desirable counecionB forthe purchase of high class fouUb

Now is tho timo of year to ontortain thats whon you need us

Soma ono said I novor como intoyour storo without feeling thatI would like to buy it out

Tho prico of a thing is gonorollywhat it is worth oompotitiouregulates that Tho higher the pricotho better tho quality as n rule butprico doesnt always guaranteequality the reputation of tho sellercounts

Theres great responsibility sellinggroceries

Lifo and health depend on goodnutritious food

Thats tho kind wo sell

Refined folks use refined foodsthats the kind wo sell

DOUBLE TELEPHONE 240

Limited

Wni G Ir win Prcsldont ManagerGlaus Sprockets I Vice PresidentW M Qlflard Secretary it TreasurerTheo 0 Porter Auditor

SUGAR FACTOESAND

Commission AgentsAOKNTS Of THIS

Oceanic Steamship GompyOf Han KrnnnUoo Cnl

Herekits E mmB I BHAW Propriotor

Corner King and Nuuanu Streets

Choice LiquorsAND

ine Beers

TELEPHONE 401

J HUTCHINGSWliolosalo and Retail Grocer and

Provision Merchant

A FULL LINE OF CHOICEST

American and European GroceriesAlways on Hand

THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IH THE TRADE

A Share of Your Trado Solicited Satis-faction Ouarantced

All Orders Faithfully Executed andDollvored to any part of tho City freoG27 Fort Streot Teloplione 358

785 lf

JOHN PHILLIPS

Plnmber and Gas fitterOrdors promptly attondod to and work

guaranteed

HOTEL STREET NEAR FORT

TELEPHONE 302

F HORN

The Pioneer BakeryBread Plos Cakes of all kinds fresh

ovory dayFrosh Ice Cream mado of tho Best Wood

lawn Cream in all Flavors

lie Finest Uorao raado ConfectioneryI8ll tf

NOTICE

STJUBOmilKUB AHE KKSPEOTFIILLYall subscriptions aro pay¬

able strictly In advance by the monthquarter or yenr

H 1 TESTAti Unnuirer

r

i

ii

-