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Vol Vf II 1898

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FEB 21 j MARCH

Id cniiDHPiioi witli the sailing of the above Btoamers the Agents nroprepared to istie to intmiding pasengers coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from San Francisco to all points in tlio United Statue and fromNow York by any stoaunhip lino to all European ports

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THKINJUBTIOE OF ANNEXATION

As ViHWod by an American WomanMian Atira E Berry of Newport

Tho Kentucky CongressmansDaughter Writes Entertaininglyof tho Watlvo Hawaiians A Pe-

tition¬

to tho Prosidunt

Among tho ladios who socoraptiuied tho concessional party toHawaii in September was Miss AnnaBerry daughter of CongressmanBorry of Kentucky who has writtenuharmingly of an American girlsimpressiou of tho islands Shebrought back many souvenirs of liorvisit which are to be seen in herNewport home Tho best of all Is

tho Royal Hawaiian standard theflag which was floating ovor QueenLiliuokalani when she was deposedIt is to be noted that Miss Berry re-

turned¬

to America with a womanssouse of the injustice of annexationfrom the viewpoint of the nativoHiwaiiau while the men of theparty came back a unit for annextiou The Hawaiian minister to whomMiss Berry refers as a descendant ofa Kentucky Governor is Rev Deshaof Hilo His grandfather was Govornor Desha of Kentucky and hisfather was Isaac B Desha who committed a sensational murder at Duggetts Tavern u well known inn ofearly Kentucky days on the LickingRiver Tho murderer was sentencedto death and saved by his ownfathers pardoning power Tho easewas one of the most remarkable inAmerican criminal history He fledto Hawaii where ono of his halfnative sons is a leading Kanaka min-

ister¬

and tho other is a postal em-

ployee Tho Editor of tho Ken-

tucky¬

PostThe rocent visit of Senator Mor ¬

gan and four members of the UnitedMateB Houso of Representatives totho Hawaiian Islaucls arousod amongtho various peoples of tho Para-

dise¬

of the Pacifio sentiments andfeelings as opposite a the polesThere are indeed various peoples inHawaii a very sorapbag of a pop-ulationthe

¬

good with tho bad HeroPortuguese and Chinese Japaneseand Uonnaus Americans and nativesjostlo one another

Many Amorioaua think of thoseislands in much the samo way as ofother islands of the Pacific thatthey are inhabited by a race of Can-

nibals¬

The penplo of tho Islaud ofOahu on which is Honolulu noverwere cannibals and there is muchdiscussion as to whether the populatiou of the other islands of thisgroup over were

DESCRIPTION OF HAWAIIANS

The Hawaiians ara possessed of adark reddish brown skiu A largohead is firmly set on a full neck andbroad shoulders Tho forehead ishigh woll si pud with projectingbrows The natives have tho widthacross the cheekbones of tho otherOceanic races wido nostrils straightnose and n thick lipped mouthwhich does not lack determination

Their beautiful dark wide openeyes aro wistful pleading trustfuland full of kindness true indicatorsof their character

They aro a happy-go-luck- y lotthese Kanakas Their olimato is

such that hard labor to them is intolerable There is a fascinatiouabout their lifo Tho lofty palmstho cocoanut troes everywhere suchglorious tropical foliage audi quietrestfuluess of scene It is hard tothink and struggle

While we wore ou tho islandsthere was a meeting at the Hawai-

ian¬

town of Hilo in tho hall of thoSalvation Army to show to tho Am-

erican¬

representatives the Knualtaspirit against annexation One pur ¬

pose of the mHotiug was to sign apetition to tho President of thoUnited Slatos praying him not toannex the islands

MRS KUAIIIELANI CAMPBELL

Within this hall were crowded 800

men and women without were asmany more unable to find standingroom Suddenly there was a silenceTho crowd parted and a woman ontored Mrs Kuaihelani CampbellPresident of tho WomanV HawaiianPatriotic League

Her gown was a simple ono ofblack crape with black hat andgloves relieved by that typical nativo decoration a flower boa abouthor throat She was absolutelyqueenly in hor dignity and reposeOne cnuld almost imagine her aJoan of Arc in the far away Pacificland

The meeting was opened withprayer by tho native Hawuiian min-

ister¬

a half white with the blood ofono of Kentuckys noblct governorsflowing in his veins tall blond andfair haired Even one unfamiliarwith his language could not butfeel from his earnestness his elo-

quence¬

a howl of sympathy

tuu presidents srnccii

Then Mrs Campbell was present ¬

ed She spoke in the followingwords Stand firm my friendsLovo of couutry means more to youand to me than anything elso Havecourago and patience our time willcome Sign this petition to thoPresident of the groat Republicthose of you who lovo Hawaii andtell the Americans who love thoirliberty what your feelings aro Howmany will sigu In a momontevery mau aud woman held a handon high Other spoeches wore madeTranslated the speeches of the Ka ¬

nakas seemed unanimous in opposi-tion

¬

to annexationThe natives foel tho United States

deprive them of their Quoeu audhelped to place over thorn a govern ¬

ment to which they refuse to taketho oath of allegiance Thus ontheir uativo coil they are a disfran-chised

¬

race

PETITION ItV NATIVE

Tho petition to the President oftho United States has now beeusignedj so it is claimed by almostovory native Hawaiian in tho ialaudsWill it have any inllueuce with himWith Congress With tho peopleWill they take from a woakor peoplo that which is inoht dear to thoirown hearts and for which thoythomsolves struggled against astronger power

Look at the picture A weak al-

most¬

helpless man is trying to tillhis farm His suocess is uot as greatas that of his Btrong thriving neigh-

bor¬

The strong man says to thoweak one You aro nothiug of afarmer I am stronger than you abolter farmer so I shall tako yourfarm whether you want me to ornot What would an Americaujury say to the strong farmer Am ¬

erican pooplo it is a parallel capeYou aro the jury Is it tight Ae

tuchj PostAnna A Benny

Mrs Brideley U tears OhJohn I How oau you scold mo soYou know you often said before ourmarriage that you delighted in

oleauliuoss Mr Bridely grimlySo I do but I draw the line on

paying for a woman to scrub thobottom of tho coaloin just beforethe coal is put iu

GRAND CONCERT

- UY THE

Hawaiian Glee Club

AT THE -Hawaiian Opera House

ttnturdny Evening Fob 12 1808

Dramatic 81cetohos Comiofjotigs Medleys Fanoy DrillZobo Band

Usual Prices lteserved Bnts at WallNlchoU Company 78l td

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C li WIGHT lres 8 II BOSK BeoCapt J A KINO PortSupt

Stmr KINAUOLAItKE Comnmndor

Will leave Honolulu atlO a m touchlngatLnhaina Maalnea Hay and Makciia thesamo day Malmkrana Kawalbneand Lnupahoehoe tlio following day arriving atHilo the same afternoon

IKVE8 I10H0LUIC ARRIVES HONOLULU

KrMnv Tnn 11

liday Jan5HriiHy rb 1

Tuesday Feb inFriday rcb 2uTn sday M r 8

Saturday Jan 22Weill csclay Fob 2ita unlay Feb 12Wednesday l eb 23Saturday Mir 6no- nemay Jim 10

1rlday Mar 18 Saturday liar 20

Itcturulng will leave Hilo at 8 oclooka t touching nt Laupaboehoe WahuKona and Kuwalhao same day MakenaMaalaea Bay and Lahaina the followingday arriving at Hntiolnln the afternoongof Wo Irosiays and Saturdays

tm Will call at Poiiotkl Pana on tripsmarked

emr No Freight will be received after bam on day of sailing

The popular route to the Volcano Is viaIlllo A good carrliigo road the ontire dis ¬

tance Hound trip tickets corerinc allnxpentes 5000

Stmr CLaUDINEOAMEKON Commander

Will leavo Honolulu Tuesdays at 6 p mtouching at Kahulul Hana Hamoa andKipubnlu Maui Keturnlng arrives atHonolulu Sunday mornings

Wilt call at mm Kaupo once oacbmonth

aw No Freight will be received after ip m on day of nailing

This Company will reserve the right otmake chances in the time of departiue andarrival of its Steawers without notice andit will not be responsible tor any conse-quences

¬

arising therefromConsignees must be at the Landings to

receive their freight ibis Company wllnot hold itself responsible for freight afterIt lias been landed

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

Money or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced In tho care of PursersflP Passengers ara revested to pur ¬

chase Tlokots before embarking Thostfalling to do bo will be subject to an addltloiiarcbarge of tweutv uve per cent

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LONDON The Union Bank of LondonLfd

NEW YOHK Awerican Exobange Natlonal Dank

OHIOAao Mcrchants National BankPAK18 Cotnptolr National dEscompto de

ParisBKHLlN DresdnorBankHONQ KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong

Kong Hhanghal BaukiniCorporaticnNEW ZKALANI AND AUSntALIA--

llauk of New ZealandVI0JOIUA AND VANCOUVEK Bank

of British North America

Vaiuact a General Hanking and ExclianQtISnsinet

DopoMts Iteccived Loans made on Ap ¬

proved t courity Commercial and Travel ¬

ers Orodit Issued Bills of Exchangebought and sold

Onllnntion Promptly Aocountpd Ko

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Iur Year 100IVr Year postpaid to Forolnn Uoun

tries h0Ftvyablo Invarltvlily in Advance

P J TE8TA Propriotor tind Pub ¬

lisherEDMUND NOItHTE EditorW HOUAOK WRIGHT Assistant

EditorKohMIih In Honolulu

SATURDAY FEB G 1898

BIOYOLE ORDINANCES

The Independent has received fromHon John A Russell ulcrlc to theSan Francisco Board of Supervisorstlio bicyolo ordinances of hat cityTlmy are published in this issue fortho benefit of our law makers

OBDER NO 2032

Providing Regulations to bo Obsnrvod in tho Uso of Bicycles Bicy-

cle¬

Taudoms and Vohiclos andMachines of a Similar Oharactcr

The PcofrLE of the Crrr and Countyof San Fkancisco mo Ordain asFollows

hate of ipeed bells to be sounded

Suction 1 No person shall im-

moderately¬

carelessly or negligentlyride or drivo a bicycle bicycle tan ¬

dem or other vehicle or machine ofa similar character upon or alongany public streat or highway or ata rate of speed faster than six 6miles pur hour ovor or upon anystreet crossing or intersection norat any time without having a warn ¬

ing bell which must be soundedwhile approoohiug and passing overa street crossing or intersection orwhen approaching pedestrians whomay be on or passing over tho road ¬

way of any street

rnomuiTiNa sconemxa on ooastinoSection 2 No person shall ride

or drive a bicycle bicycle tandem orother vehicle or machine of a similarcharacter upon or along nny publiostreet or highway unless the feet ofthe person so riding or driving t hallbo kept on the pedals of tho machineat all times while tho maohiueisinmotion the practice of scorching orcoasting being hereby iuhibited

IUDINCJ rilOlIIMTED ON SIDEWALKS

Section S No person shall rideor drivn a bicycle bioyolo tandem orother vehicle or machine of a similarcharacter upon or along tho sidowalk of any publio street or highwaywithin the city and county

1ROIIIIIITINO THE OAI1RIAOE OF CHILDREN

Section 4 No person riding ordriving a bicycle bitycle tandem orother vehicle or machine of n similarcharacter shall carry on the sameupon or along the streets highwaysor public grounds of this city andcounty any child under the age ofton 10 years

RIDERS SHALL KEEP TO THE RIGHT

Section 5 Any porsou using andpropelling a bioyolo bicycle tandomor auy similar machine shall keepto the right of the center of thoroadway of the street aud buhIIkeep to the right at all times wlionapproaching and passing vehicles

CHIEF OF POLICE TO ENFORCE

Section G Tho Chiof of Police ishereby charged with tho duty andrequired to enforce tho provisionsof thta Order

PENALTY

Section 7 Auy person violatingthe provisions of this order shall beguilty of a misdemeanor and bepunished by a fine not exceedingfive hundred 500 dollars or im ¬

prisonment iu the County Jail of

thli city auxl county not exooediugix G mouths or by both such fine

and ituprimumuulIn Bmrd of Supervisors San

Francisco November 23 1893

After having been published five

8ueci3ivii days according to lawtaken up and passed by the follow-

ing

¬

voteA3 tK -- Supervisors King Scully

Benjimiu HirohDiuiond HughesDunker Taylor MorgeusUrn Spreekols Uobbs Woguer

Jno A Russell ClerkApproved San Francisco Novem ¬

ber 2G J895Adolph Sutro

Mayor and ex ofiicio President oftho Board of Supervisors

TOPICS OF THE DAY

A correspondent from the SouthSea Islands writes that the Hawaiiau revolution is bearing ill fruitsamong tho aborigines of tho islandsvisited by him by having caused aviolent race hatred against tho

whites who are now suspected ofawaiting a chance to overturnexisting conditions and ostablisholigirchivis on the plau of the mis ¬

named EIataiiau Republic

The battle of the Vineyard Streettree having been fought by our even ¬

ing contemporaries ton standstillthere yet remains another treearound which they can wrangle inwindy wordy warfare It is situ-ated

¬

ou the sidewalk of the samostreet aud apparently belongs to theHigh School premises As therehave already been 199 more or elsecasualties and omtusious in connec-tion

¬

with tho aforesaid tree The In-

dependent¬

says remove it to thoother sido of the wall dont cut itdown

Our fat little Chief Justico is oneof the persons who always put theirfoot in it aud who iu their own

interest ought to bo muzzled ifnecessary by act of the LegislatureAt a dinuor given by Dr McGrew toMr Aurassiz a few days ago our pom ¬

pous 0 1 is roportd as saying iuhis rtpi ecli that had he the abilityas Professor Agassi hnd of turningcopper into gold he did not thinkhe would hold his present positionvery long There were hardly anygood rt asous for tho learned I C

J to advortiso the sordid motiveswhich keeps him iu a place whoreho is supposed to dispense law andjustice Our vin little C J alsosaid that ho regardeil his ownfathor as illuslratioua iu I he annalsof these islands aud ho regarded himwith the same veneration as theguest of the evening regarded hisown father The filial soutimontsof the rotund C J is of course acredit to him but what other per-son

¬

believing that history and vora-

city¬

may be combined would usetho word illustrious in connectionwith the career of tho Kauka okolekala

Our morning contemporary haslashod herself into a perfect furyagainst Captain Julius A Palmertho honored and well known corre ¬

spondent of tho Boston Transcriptaud other leading Eastern journalsTho cause of tho Advertisers displeasure with Captain Palmer is

that he had stated that about1000000 have been spent by the

annexation clique hero since 1893

We are iuclinod to beliove thatthere ia a groat deal moro truth in

Palmors nssortion than thoro was

iu the stateraout which recentlyappeared iu an annexation organhore aud in which it was given outas true that Mr J O Cartercarrifld with him a sack of 375000when ho left for Washington Thereis no doubt that a very largo amountof monoy has been spont hero by thoannexationists since 1893 and wo

think that Palmer draws it mildlywhou he fixes the amount at 1000000 Tho hat has been passedaround by the Annexation Club con-

stantly¬

since- - 1893 and all govern ¬

ment olllcora and those desiringpatronage have been made to digand dig again At tho Council ofStatus uiueliug when tho sending of

o D Ih was agreed upon aevernlO uiiioillorR ixprsed their reli fwhen D ijiuu akod for a 10000 appoptiaiion to defrav expensesThey feared that individuals wouldbo called upon to dig again andsaid opouly thit it wis becoming amonotonous job Tho Advertiseritself mentioned as one of Mr J BCastles qualification for office thathe had been a heavy contributor totho annexation fund It is wollknown that tho sugar haudlod bycortain annexation factors is taxeda certain figuro per ton for annex ¬

ation purports that Thurston re ¬

ceives a very handsome compstencnthat a large number of newspapershave boon subsidized that the ex ¬

penses of visiting Senators and Con ¬

gressmen have boon paid and thatMosos Hatch received a very sub-

stantial purse when ho reoPDtlyvUitod Honolulu to attond to busi-

ness¬

Oh uo we dont thinkJulius Palmer is far from tho truthwhen he said one million dollars

For tho Klondylce

A small British steamer Amurarrived this morning 30 days outfrom North Borneo She is en routofor Victoria B C whoro she is

bouuht by a syndicate which willplace her on tho Alaska routo TheAmur has a carrying capacity ofabout 500 tons Her call at thisport is duo to the shifting of horcoal Tim Custom House officialsare anxious to lenrn nhetbbr it wasoff Lauai or Molokai that tho coalshifted

Tho Hawaiian Uardare Com ¬

pany has received 1898 Tribuneroad and racing in neb inn- - Call andinspect them Sundries always onhaud

m m

Association of ideas said thoCornfed Philosopher is mujhAfter a wifes caresses have once be-

come¬

fixed in a mans tnind in asso-ciation

¬

with a parting from some ofhis hard earned wraith they givehim that tired feeling even when heknows thoro is no requost to followthem

u

HP

Tho Bigger Half

1 cannot understand said thobachelor clerk why a maus wife is

called the better halfYou would said tho married

clerk if you had to divide joursalary with ouo Cincinnati En-

quirer¬

TO NIGHTSECOND SEASON

-- OF -Bicycle -- - Races

CYCLQMERE PARKON -

Saturday Feb 5 1898

Champion ot AmericaJust from tlio Colonics wilt bo in thoProfessional Kvcnts

icncrnl Almtslon 25a Ailruisslr n nnrtGrim am d fK Boxes fur linrifci nftix r i Ino

Door oinu 7 r m- Scats on Sain at Wall Nichols

Company

BUSSES HUN TO TH13 GATES

ooH53srioSteamship Co

FOR SAN MtANCISCOTHK VI 8TEAMHHII

b

WILL- - LEAVE HONOLULU

roil MB ABOVK PORT OH

Feb 5tiiAT 1 OCLOCK I jr

rim undersigned are now prepared UIssue Through Tickets from thft City to allpnlntH in the United States

tr-- For further imrticularH repardnifretain or Puwmee npplv t n

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Timely Topics

Honolulu Jan ISfli

RED VELVET

Yon frhuuld always pur¬

chase tho very best if theprice suit 3 our pocket for itis tho cheapest way in thelong run Let u then call

your attention to our stock of

Red Velvet Hosewhich wo have in h and1 inch r izes It is iniptsr iblcto break or kink and will outWt any two of the ordinarykind- - You can hardly cutit with a knife AVe havealso

Hose Reelsby the no of which the lifeot your ho o enn be lei g hon-

ed¬

ahnobt indefinitely The

Ga ifornia Lawn Sprinkler

after all other have beentried is the beet one A 1

have to c me back to it I hhint th nur you ill need tocomplete our ou fit i a godlawn mowtr and every oneknows that the

Pennsylvania

it the best

TUB Hawaiian Hardware do I

26rf Four Stheet

REOUCTiONSJ jljL T3uJX JLs x n3 9 Xr X XJljL 5 XJL X

iin

V

POSITIVELY TOR ONE WEEK ONLY

Ladies Shirt Waist for 35c eachB15 Yards White Dress Goods for 120 Yards Dark Print for 125 Yards Gingham for 125 Yards White Cotton for 1

30 Yards Calico for 190 Inch Bleached Sheeting 20c per

yardUnbleached Table Damask 25c per

yard4 Button Gloves to at 75c per pairLadies Fast Black Cotton Hose 20c per

pairCarpet Squares must be cleared at 9

and 12 eachLarge Size Bedspreads for 75c and 90c

eachThe Peoples Provider

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LOOAL AND QENEHAt NEWS

Australia ids a 1

GfnltiirM

eveutn ni Oyiloiner to- -

TIih V M 0 Orchestra rehearseon Monday tho 1 lih

Tho Buil plays at Mukeo Idandto morrow niloruouu

Tin H A A 0 tneet at the Y M

0 A ou Monday evoning

UnuBed tickets of Inst night tnaybo used at to nights circus show

Ror Dr 0 M 11 do speaks atOmii PrNon to morrow moruing

13 niuots Tuques ud Turbans ata groat surprise lis week at Sachs

Secretary M K5 oclock Bblo

Colcipau toads thoJlais to uiorroiv

afternoonThe British ship Fort Georgo ia

to h placed limit r tho Hawaiianflug uext week

There was a bumper liouso at thouirmis Inst ulht and tho attractiona moat successful ono

To night is tha oloaiug night oftho circus for Honolulu It movesou to Ewa on Mouduy

Tho Social Science Cltib will mootat tho residence f Oliiif JutieJuild ou Mouily iVeUlllg

i Tho Hawaiian Mission ChildrensSociety meet ai tho reidnuoe of MrA F Cuoko this evening

Mr T H Dtvies loads the mensmooting at 1 oclockaftoruoon at the Y M 0

to morrowA

Weather al jug the Hamakua coastwas reported by the Keau Hon jes-tt-rd-

ns in a state of calm

The Btud will play tho Australiaoff at d oclock and thou give theiru uul euueert til Emma Square

Bilmartin the great championwill appear at tho Oyclomre to ¬

night in tho professional evuuts

The Marlin Trophy shoot is onto day at tho Kaksako raugo TheElviu Trophy will also bo hhot for

Tho laying of the track for thoWiulua uxieusiou will begin nextMouiiay bo says Mr Jenkin thocontractor

Tho Myrtle Olub will colohrato its15tli auuiverrary by an outertaionieiit ou tho evening of MondayFebruary 1 itli

Col R H Biker is the editor orau iutorecting semi monthly storyptper in Haauau called Ki LeiRu o o Hawaii

From reiorta n coved a nowsonar plantation will be started outtiis i laud in the near future by aSan Frauoiaoo compauy

Harry Wilder and Perjy Lishmanhave signed with the KegimontBe ebnll team tor the 1898 seasonTho Stars are under hu eclipse

The officers of the Freuch mau-of-w-

Dummy Trouiu paid theirformal reRpocts to tho Governmentand tho Military Department yes ¬

terdayIt is rumored that a now drygoods

hu iuoBi will shortly be establishedin tho Waverley block by a verypopular and prominent young mer¬

chant and his associates

Miss Lzzio Duiron diod at tloQueou8 Hospital yesterday after ¬

noon after a lingering illness of sev-

eral mouths The funeral took placethis aftoruoon at 25 oclock

A little Chinese dot was seeu thismorning on King Street ataggeriuwunder a sack full of wood muchlouger than herself Sho muncheda cake as she halted to rest

The Young Moua Itesoarch Clubhold their uext mooting at tho realdeuce of Rev D P Biruit ou the11th instant Co oporalivo Clubhouses will be ouo of tho topics tobo diacussed

Tho case of A Becker a sailor ofthoU S F S Baltimore is beinghtard in the District Court to dayTho man is charged of assault witha dendly weapon on a ChinamanPaul Neuuiauu appears for tho defendant

About 11 oolock to day a Portu ¬

guese drove two cows and a calf upFiirt Street while it was in a crowdod condition To add to the excitement of posa bio danger tho cowboytied tho rope attached to ono of thecows around his neck

The funeral of Miss Cahill tookplace yesterday aftoruoon from tinCatholiu Cathedral Fathers Mathiasand Valentino oliloiatitig Tho re-

mains¬

wore intorred at tho Kiugstreot oomotery and tho followinggentlemen aotxd as pall bearers WF LnvyO A D yie D F ThrumP Liiui i C J Fishol and SenatorHocking

THE ItAOE MEETING

Many Horsou to bo Huternd IntorOb tin R i vonta Assured

I The sportsman having arrougedtho raeo tnoetitig at Kspiolaui Parkto take place ou tho 17th of Marcharo feeling linppy oVor tho interest

i takon in their enterprise by our localhorsemen outside of tho JockeyJliil which eviuontly is in a coma ¬

tose statoThe now horse imported dur-

ing¬

tho past week with wonderfulrecords do uot scare the owners ofhorses which havo already shownthoir metal on our local track atformer meetings

Mr W M Cunningham has asuro thing horse which ho has

named Wola ka Hao and whichhe claims can boast of an oOicialrecord of 2121

Wo havo seon several of thesosuro thing horsos causing thoir

backers to dump big amount whenmatched with local talont on thistrack All of us romomber tho won-

derful¬

horse Lot Slocum whichaccording to his owuors had won GO

out of 100 races on tho Coast mak-

ing¬

every mile in better time than230 L it Slocum was introducedby his owners Fred Horner andBob Ballentine to Tom HolliugersGorstor and the introduction cost

the owners of tho suro thinghorse S1000 which Gorstors pro-

prietor¬

pocketed with a heartycome aghin boys

Wo do not desir to say ouo wordagainst Mr Cunninghams horsetho points of which wo know nothing but wo simply advise tho boyswho do a liitlo betting to use thoirown judgment and uot take anystuck in tho stiro thing business

Wo are glad that tho managers ofthe mooting aro able to present anexcellent program A largo numberof harness horses aro being workedand several interesting runningovonts will bo filled

Tho track is in a splendid condi-

tion¬

and U being improved daily

How is This for Orickot Enthusiasm

Cricket is booming in tho Anti ¬

podes if we may judge from tho at ¬

tendance it tho Sydney CricketGround on November 13 1897 outhe occasion of tho second daycplay in the mntoh botweou MrStoddarth Euglish Eiovon and NewS uith Wales Tho crowd numbered32 253 and 1 112 13s iJ was takouat tho gads Tim is a worlds reoord attendance at any criokot matchThe ground which has had overX100000 Bpent upon it is regardedby tho visitors as tbo finest in theworld uot evon excepting that ofMelborough in apito of tho stcoplybauked cycling track that is apt togive it the similitude of a vast soupplate

Tho Orickot Gamo

Tho Willison Circus team met n

friendly defeat at cricket yesterdayat the bauds of tho H 0 0 Amongthoso playing was Mr A B Walford tho captain of tho Yokoham- -

team and a friend of British Com-

missioner¬

Koutiy Tho game wasa very ploasaut one and Mr Willi-

son¬

at ita conclusion tendered thocourtesy of his house to tho

players

Tho Japanoso Arbitration

Tho Government has received an- -othor despatch from tho JapauosoGovernment in regard to modifica-

tion¬

of certain details in tho arbitra-tion

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discission ou tho principle ofwhich tho two Governments aro inaccord Furthor correspondence wi 1

probably bo necessary before thoend ia arrived at

Tho Wavorley Olul

Tho Geueral Ooramittoo of thoWavorley Olub aro requested tomeet at 8 oclock this uvouing andthe sub committee on Hall and Eutertainmont at 730

St Andrews Cathedral

Septuagosima Sunday 7 a inHoly Communion i 11 a in Morn ¬

ing Prayer aud Sermon i 380 pmPulo Ahiahi 7H0 p in EveningPrayer and burmou

SAVED BIS BUY

MR TtinVTV MctwnDSPBAKSOFTHE VALUE OF PINK Pill8

His Ilttln Son Was Paalyzod onOne Side and Doctore Treat ¬

ment Beomad to Io Him hoGood lir Williams Pink Pitav re RnBorted to and EiFoctuda Thorough Curo

From tho Gnlt ltoporterTho town of Gait has very seldom

nriunn n fnalimnnv n Min mirn nf ntivI

Why this is so it is doubt- - 1859ful to say but tho probable reasonia that the people aro averse to any- -

thing of that kind Tho majorityof the townspeople aro Scotch andtheroforo havo implant ou withintheir natures that reservation withregard to private matters which ischaracteristic of them It was soof Mr Itobt McLeod n gentlemanwho is woll known throughout thotown and district until it wasbrought to his conviction that whatho knew with regard to tho curb gproperties of Dr Williams PinkPills in the interests of tho publicweal should bo made known Thenit was that ho told the followingstory

Yes I that had it notbeen for Pink Pills my littlo boywould not havo been living to dayYou seo it was this way Williewho is ton yoars of age wbb tskenwith an illus that subsequentlydeveloped into paralysis of the lo t8 do I hhil him undergo the bestnodical aid within my reach butnothing to benefit him Thomedicine he took did not seem tohave any QVct ou him for good Hogot so bad that a pin could bo runinto his loft hand to tho bono with-out

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his fooling it in tho least Tf hoii tempted to walk he could onlyuot over the ground by dragging hisleft foot behind him ho had nopower in it what ever One night T

was ftoliug pretty blue about himI felt that ho was g iug to be an in-

valid¬

all his life nun I viewed thingsn their worst liuht On this parti

oular night I put on my hat withtho intention of going out to takea quiet walk but just as Igot to tho door I saw lying onhe step a pamphlet I picked it

up listlessly aud saw it was an ad-vertising

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book of tho Dr WilliamMedicine Co I only read a fewwords when tho conviction seizedmo that hero was somethiug thatmiglit possibly benefit my boy Withthis thought possessing my mind Iat once went down to Mr Ferrahsdrug atoro and purcbasod a box ofth- - pills and within half an hourfine of them was inside of Williesstomaoh From that day he beganto got bettor By tho time he hadtaken I wo boxes tho color had comeback into hi baud and arm and bytho time he had taken half a dozenboxes he was permanently cured Isubsequently sent him to stay for afew mouths with friends in thocountry aud now he in better thanho ever was before in his life aud ashearty and stroug as any boy in thetown Yes sir I believe Pink Pillsaro a wonderful medicine

Dr Williams Piuk Pills curo byuoing to tho root of tho diseaseThey renew and build up tho bloodlud strengthen the nerves thusdriving disenso from the systemAvoid imitations by insisting thatevery packngo jou purchase is en ¬

closed iu a wrapper bearing the fullrade mark Dr Williams Pink Pills

for Pale PeoploSold by all dealors iu medicine

Diod

In this city Fob 1 1898Miss Lizzie Duiron aged about 12oaraFuneral this afternoon from her

late residence Punchbowl Street at830 oclock

NO1I0EI S GIVEN THAT OtKOliaEI W Luikinuiun and Encnno Gordtmhavo t rmod a Limited Co inrtneiBluiilinilnr ttn Ilim nunm itntl Rtvltt nf LOCKlnjjton it flo den In tho Furniture andUndertaking bm lness iu Ililo Hawaiiaid vpurtiiorslilp to dato from Januaryf 18US

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Tho above has just come to

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choico lot of

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Also a nuw Invoice of this Celebrated

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ANNHXATION OF HAWAII

Its Friends Think the Ohinoso Qltuntion Will Aid Them

Special Dispatch to tho Boston Herald1

Wasuinoton D O fan 1 1818Friends of tho troaty for the anuoxatinuof Hawaii boliovo that tho aituation that hns developed in Chinawill vory materially aid in tho ratifi-cation

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of tho treaty A Star re ¬

porter asked Senator Fryod opinionof tho Chinese question today andhis reply allowed how intimate thisand the question of Hawaii are asso ¬

ciated in the minds of those favorable to the Hauniiau treaty

Tim couutrv ho said is vitallyinterested in the situation of ChiunWo have great interests now andwill have much greater in tho futurewhich would ho destroyed by thepartition of tho empire I do notthink I havo sufficiently consideredwhat wo ought to do or what wocould do to protect our interests towarrant mo iu publicly expressing anopinion Our interests in tho mattorcannot be exaggerated The iujuryto us resulting from a partition oftho empire would bo almost incal-culable

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I fancy however that thedismembermeut will not occur Itwill Dot unless all tho powers exoluding the United States reach anagreement to share the territoryWhile Eugland and Japan resist Ithink thorn can bo no partitiou ofChina

Would we suffer less from a par-tition

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agreed upon thus than wowould from one in which Englandand Japan did not participate wasaked

No on the contrary wo wouldsudor more because that wouldmean an agreement of policy be ¬

tween the foreign powers and thatpolicy would bo antagonistic to thiscountry Our moral influence shouldbe used to prevent the consumma-tion

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of th design If Japan andEngland continue to oppose the dis-

memberment¬

of China our moralsupport must naturally be withtb ra

Tho situation in China em ¬

phasizes the importance of tho an-

nexation¬

of Hawaii If wo actpromtly and anuex Hawaii thewhole world will accept that as thefirst step in the direction of exercis-ing

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our moral influence to preservetho integrity of China It will beindicative of a policy of watchful ¬

ness ovor our interests nn the Paci-fic

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aud all nations will understandthat we are iot indifferent to thepolicy they may pursue in thoOrient This view of the easo willI think cause some senators to hesi-

tate¬

about opposing the annexationtreaty I bolive tho importance ofthe question and the situation devel-oped

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in Chiua will cause them tolook at the matter differently andthat the treaty will bo ratiGed Menwho might be opposed to annexationunder different conditions shouldsee in tho recent events in tho Orienta reason why Hawaii should boannexed

English Jacobite Socioties

To judge from the list of Jacobiteclubs and associations given in I heLegitimist Calendar for 1895

which includes tho order of theWhite Roses tho Devon White Roeoclub tho Legitimist Jacobite Leagueof Great Britain and Ireland poudorous titlel the Eastern Countiesshade of Cromwell I White Cock ¬

ade olub the Forty fivo club ofGrimsby tho Glasgow Jacobite olubtho Oxford Univorsity Legitimistclub the St Ives Hunts Jacobitoclub tho Jacobite Restorationlongue tho Surrey White Roseleague the Mary Stuart club ofLanark the Legitimist Registrationunion tho National loyalist audJacobito association the order ofSt Germain and the HemingfordGrey Royal 0k olub not to men-

tion¬

our old familiar Thames ValleyJacobites aud two or throo foreignlegitimist bodies it ought not to bedifficult for tho supporters of thelost bouse of Stuart to put severalhundred ndhereuts in tho field oreven Ludgate oirous if they so de-cide

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London Mail

Victoria Lawn uood duality 10

j ceuts a piece this week at bnchs

Sandwich IslandsA wiitor whose article we havo

just read doilnres that it will costa hundred millions of dollars to fortifytho Sandwich Islands in addition towhich it will require a very consdo --

able army and naval forco to prott ottho comparatively few Americans there

who propose to govorn tho Islandsby some kind of hertuaphruditogovernment neither republican uormonarchical iu which niue touthsof tho peoplu are to havo taxationWithout representation and inwhich if other subjects of othernations should happen to get in-

jured¬

tho United Slatos would becalled upon to pay tho damagesWe are most firmly of opinion thattho Ialauds should remain as theyalways have done with no fortifica-

tions¬

neutral to all nations and thatif wo take them wo shall be verymuch in tho condition of tho mauwho is said to havo drawn an elephaut in a lottery which he couldnot feedsell nor give away aud whichtho authorities would not permithim to kill Geo T Anoell

Stroot Paving

Paving Piikoi street is cortainly ngreat public improvement just atproseut The pedestrians find thestreet crossings rather primitive hutvery little complaint is heard Peopie appreoiato that street paving isn good thing Tho torn up condi-tion

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of the streots however has notproveuted G J McCarthy from de-livering

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the celebrated Rainier Beerregularly The consumption ofRainier Bottlod Beer for family tireis rowiug larger every day Phono783

Road ivory Word

You can aboutthe Criterion Barber

Shop then makea trial visit

and verify allthat is claimed

BUSINESS LOCALS

Instructions given iu singing andvoice culture by a young HawaiianInquire at thin office

New Suit Olub 51 per week justopened at Medeiros D cker No11 Hotel street joo at once

All Trimmed Hats now on handfor Ladies and Children are offeredat reduced prices this week at Sachs

Real Torchon Lace 3 to dj incheswidrt just the artiole for underwearand Pillow Cases 5 yards for 1worth 25o a yard at Sachs

Suotlaud is famed for its finewhiskeys and tho best brands of itare ohtainablo at the Pacific SaloonAsk for Andrew Ushers O V G

Charley Molteno has purchasedG Sommas interest in the famousEuropean hairc utting establishmenton Merohant street where he willbo glad to meet his friends

Major Hawkins of tho Royalwishes it to be known that PabstBohemian Iwib superseded the fam-ous

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draught of Doppelbrau Thelatter in bottles is an excellent tonicat 25

Tho favorito beverage of the uobility is Andrew Ushers whiskv andSchweppes famous soda The RoyalAnnex always up to date is nowresponding to the frequent calls for

U S

Paddy Rvan is now oesisted bypopular William Carlisle at tho An-

chor¬

Saloon where Seattle Beer isalways on draught and other stimu-lants

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furnished Pointers on allsporting events can bo had freo ofcharge from tho athlotio manager oftho Anchor

Tho Favorite has become thefavorito resort iu town W M Cumuingham carries an excellent stuckof liquors and beers Attention iscalled to certain brands which willbo of special valuo to sportsmenduring the game soason as theycause a stoady aim aud straightshooting

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Extracts from onr

Recent Catalogue

Our best efforts have b eii expended for neatly quarlt r a centuryin making tlesirottl1 conneelnnf-- forthe purdiAM- - if high clats fomin

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tertain thats when you need us

Somo ouo said I never como intoyour store without feeling thatI would like to buy it out

The price of a thing is generallywhat it is worth competitionregulates that Tho higher t he pricetho better tho quality as a rule butprice doesnt always guaranteequality the reputation of the sellercouuts

Theres great responsibility sellinggroceries

Lifo aud health depend on goodnutritious food

Thats the kiud we sell

Rfincd folks use refined foodsthats the kind we sell

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THKINJUBTIOE OF ANNEXATION

As ViHWod by an American WomanMian Atira E Berry of Newport

Tho Kentucky CongressmansDaughter Writes Entertaininglyof tho Watlvo Hawaiians A Pe-

tition¬

to tho Prosidunt

Among tho ladios who socoraptiuied tho concessional party toHawaii in September was Miss AnnaBerry daughter of CongressmanBorry of Kentucky who has writtenuharmingly of an American girlsimpressiou of tho islands Shebrought back many souvenirs of liorvisit which are to be seen in herNewport home Tho best of all Is

tho Royal Hawaiian standard theflag which was floating ovor QueenLiliuokalani when she was deposedIt is to be noted that Miss Berry re-

turned¬

to America with a womanssouse of the injustice of annexationfrom the viewpoint of the nativoHiwaiiau while the men of theparty came back a unit for annextiou The Hawaiian minister to whomMiss Berry refers as a descendant ofa Kentucky Governor is Rev Deshaof Hilo His grandfather was Govornor Desha of Kentucky and hisfather was Isaac B Desha who committed a sensational murder at Duggetts Tavern u well known inn ofearly Kentucky days on the LickingRiver Tho murderer was sentencedto death and saved by his ownfathers pardoning power Tho easewas one of the most remarkable inAmerican criminal history He fledto Hawaii where ono of his halfnative sons is a leading Kanaka min-

ister¬

and tho other is a postal em-

ployee Tho Editor of tho Ken-

tucky¬

PostThe rocent visit of Senator Mor ¬

gan and four members of the UnitedMateB Houso of Representatives totho Hawaiian Islaucls arousod amongtho various peoples of tho Para-

dise¬

of the Pacifio sentiments andfeelings as opposite a the polesThere are indeed various peoples inHawaii a very sorapbag of a pop-ulationthe

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good with tho bad HeroPortuguese and Chinese Japaneseand Uonnaus Americans and nativesjostlo one another

Many Amorioaua think of thoseislands in much the samo way as ofother islands of the Pacific thatthey are inhabited by a race of Can-

nibals¬

The penplo of tho Islaud ofOahu on which is Honolulu noverwere cannibals and there is muchdiscussion as to whether the populatiou of the other islands of thisgroup over were

DESCRIPTION OF HAWAIIANS

The Hawaiians ara possessed of adark reddish brown skiu A largohead is firmly set on a full neck andbroad shoulders Tho forehead ishigh woll si pud with projectingbrows The natives have tho widthacross the cheekbones of tho otherOceanic races wido nostrils straightnose and n thick lipped mouthwhich does not lack determination

Their beautiful dark wide openeyes aro wistful pleading trustfuland full of kindness true indicatorsof their character

They aro a happy-go-luck- y lotthese Kanakas Their olimato is

such that hard labor to them is intolerable There is a fascinatiouabout their lifo Tho lofty palmstho cocoanut troes everywhere suchglorious tropical foliage audi quietrestfuluess of scene It is hard tothink and struggle

While we wore ou tho islandsthere was a meeting at the Hawai-

ian¬

town of Hilo in tho hall of thoSalvation Army to show to tho Am-

erican¬

representatives the Knualtaspirit against annexation One pur ¬

pose of the mHotiug was to sign apetition to tho President of thoUnited Slatos praying him not toannex the islands

MRS KUAIIIELANI CAMPBELL

Within this hall were crowded 800

men and women without were asmany more unable to find standingroom Suddenly there was a silenceTho crowd parted and a woman ontored Mrs Kuaihelani CampbellPresident of tho WomanV HawaiianPatriotic League

Her gown was a simple ono ofblack crape with black hat andgloves relieved by that typical nativo decoration a flower boa abouthor throat She was absolutelyqueenly in hor dignity and reposeOne cnuld almost imagine her aJoan of Arc in the far away Pacificland

The meeting was opened withprayer by tho native Hawuiian min-

ister¬

a half white with the blood ofono of Kentuckys noblct governorsflowing in his veins tall blond andfair haired Even one unfamiliarwith his language could not butfeel from his earnestness his elo-

quence¬

a howl of sympathy

tuu presidents srnccii

Then Mrs Campbell was present ¬

ed She spoke in the followingwords Stand firm my friendsLovo of couutry means more to youand to me than anything elso Havecourago and patience our time willcome Sign this petition to thoPresident of the groat Republicthose of you who lovo Hawaii andtell the Americans who love thoirliberty what your feelings aro Howmany will sigu In a momontevery mau aud woman held a handon high Other spoeches wore madeTranslated the speeches of the Ka ¬

nakas seemed unanimous in opposi-tion

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to annexationThe natives foel tho United States

deprive them of their Quoeu audhelped to place over thorn a govern ¬

ment to which they refuse to taketho oath of allegiance Thus ontheir uativo coil they are a disfran-chised

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race

PETITION ItV NATIVE

Tho petition to the President oftho United States has now beeusignedj so it is claimed by almostovory native Hawaiian in tho ialaudsWill it have any inllueuce with himWith Congress With tho peopleWill they take from a woakor peoplo that which is inoht dear to thoirown hearts and for which thoythomsolves struggled against astronger power

Look at the picture A weak al-

most¬

helpless man is trying to tillhis farm His suocess is uot as greatas that of his Btrong thriving neigh-

bor¬

The strong man says to thoweak one You aro nothiug of afarmer I am stronger than you abolter farmer so I shall tako yourfarm whether you want me to ornot What would an Americaujury say to the strong farmer Am ¬

erican pooplo it is a parallel capeYou aro the jury Is it tight Ae

tuchj PostAnna A Benny

Mrs Brideley U tears OhJohn I How oau you scold mo soYou know you often said before ourmarriage that you delighted in

oleauliuoss Mr Bridely grimlySo I do but I draw the line on

paying for a woman to scrub thobottom of tho coaloin just beforethe coal is put iu

GRAND CONCERT

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AT THE -Hawaiian Opera House

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C li WIGHT lres 8 II BOSK BeoCapt J A KINO PortSupt

Stmr KINAUOLAItKE Comnmndor

Will leave Honolulu atlO a m touchlngatLnhaina Maalnea Hay and Makciia thesamo day Malmkrana Kawalbneand Lnupahoehoe tlio following day arriving atHilo the same afternoon

IKVE8 I10H0LUIC ARRIVES HONOLULU

KrMnv Tnn 11

liday Jan5HriiHy rb 1

Tuesday Feb inFriday rcb 2uTn sday M r 8

Saturday Jan 22Weill csclay Fob 2ita unlay Feb 12Wednesday l eb 23Saturday Mir 6no- nemay Jim 10

1rlday Mar 18 Saturday liar 20

Itcturulng will leave Hilo at 8 oclooka t touching nt Laupaboehoe WahuKona and Kuwalhao same day MakenaMaalaea Bay and Lahaina the followingday arriving at Hntiolnln the afternoongof Wo Irosiays and Saturdays

tm Will call at Poiiotkl Pana on tripsmarked

emr No Freight will be received after bam on day of sailing

The popular route to the Volcano Is viaIlllo A good carrliigo road the ontire dis ¬

tance Hound trip tickets corerinc allnxpentes 5000

Stmr CLaUDINEOAMEKON Commander

Will leavo Honolulu Tuesdays at 6 p mtouching at Kahulul Hana Hamoa andKipubnlu Maui Keturnlng arrives atHonolulu Sunday mornings

Wilt call at mm Kaupo once oacbmonth

aw No Freight will be received after ip m on day of nailing

This Company will reserve the right otmake chances in the time of departiue andarrival of its Steawers without notice andit will not be responsible tor any conse-quences

¬

arising therefromConsignees must be at the Landings to

receive their freight ibis Company wllnot hold itself responsible for freight afterIt lias been landed

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

Money or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced In tho care of PursersflP Passengers ara revested to pur ¬

chase Tlokots before embarking Thostfalling to do bo will be subject to an addltloiiarcbarge of tweutv uve per cent

OLACS SPBEOKELS WM 0 1BWIN

Glaus Sprecfeels Co

HONOLULU

Sm lancuco AgtntsTJIE NEVADAJUNK OF SAN FUANOISCO

OIIAW EXCHANGE ON

SAN FilANOISCO The Nevada Bank ofRan Francisco

LONDON The Union Bank of LondonLfd

NEW YOHK Awerican Exobange Natlonal Dank

OHIOAao Mcrchants National BankPAK18 Cotnptolr National dEscompto de

ParisBKHLlN DresdnorBankHONQ KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong

Kong Hhanghal BaukiniCorporaticnNEW ZKALANI AND AUSntALIA--

llauk of New ZealandVI0JOIUA AND VANCOUVEK Bank

of British North America

Vaiuact a General Hanking and ExclianQtISnsinet

DopoMts Iteccived Loans made on Ap ¬

proved t courity Commercial and Travel ¬

ers Orodit Issued Bills of Exchangebought and sold

Onllnntion Promptly Aocountpd Ko

IF INDflPBiiDatil i

ISHUKll -

VIUY AJTEKNOcin

fi Tkiki hone Hll jSSCS

KxiiTii Hninln

Hrito Hull Konln Utrt

HJBSOttlPXION HATES

Ier Month nnywhere In the Hti- -wutlnii Islnmls M

Iur Year 100IVr Year postpaid to Forolnn Uoun

tries h0Ftvyablo Invarltvlily in Advance

P J TE8TA Propriotor tind Pub ¬

lisherEDMUND NOItHTE EditorW HOUAOK WRIGHT Assistant

EditorKohMIih In Honolulu

SATURDAY FEB G 1898

BIOYOLE ORDINANCES

The Independent has received fromHon John A Russell ulcrlc to theSan Francisco Board of Supervisorstlio bicyolo ordinances of hat cityTlmy are published in this issue fortho benefit of our law makers

OBDER NO 2032

Providing Regulations to bo Obsnrvod in tho Uso of Bicycles Bicy-

cle¬

Taudoms and Vohiclos andMachines of a Similar Oharactcr

The PcofrLE of the Crrr and Countyof San Fkancisco mo Ordain asFollows

hate of ipeed bells to be sounded

Suction 1 No person shall im-

moderately¬

carelessly or negligentlyride or drivo a bicycle bicycle tan ¬

dem or other vehicle or machine ofa similar character upon or alongany public streat or highway or ata rate of speed faster than six 6miles pur hour ovor or upon anystreet crossing or intersection norat any time without having a warn ¬

ing bell which must be soundedwhile approoohiug and passing overa street crossing or intersection orwhen approaching pedestrians whomay be on or passing over tho road ¬

way of any street

rnomuiTiNa sconemxa on ooastinoSection 2 No person shall ride

or drive a bicycle bicycle tandem orother vehicle or machine of a similarcharacter upon or along nny publiostreet or highway unless the feet ofthe person so riding or driving t hallbo kept on the pedals of tho machineat all times while tho maohiueisinmotion the practice of scorching orcoasting being hereby iuhibited

IUDINCJ rilOlIIMTED ON SIDEWALKS

Section S No person shall rideor drivn a bicycle bioyolo tandem orother vehicle or machine of a similarcharacter upon or along tho sidowalk of any publio street or highwaywithin the city and county

1ROIIIIIITINO THE OAI1RIAOE OF CHILDREN

Section 4 No person riding ordriving a bicycle bitycle tandem orother vehicle or machine of n similarcharacter shall carry on the sameupon or along the streets highwaysor public grounds of this city andcounty any child under the age ofton 10 years

RIDERS SHALL KEEP TO THE RIGHT

Section 5 Any porsou using andpropelling a bioyolo bicycle tandomor auy similar machine shall keepto the right of the center of thoroadway of the street aud buhIIkeep to the right at all times wlionapproaching and passing vehicles

CHIEF OF POLICE TO ENFORCE

Section G Tho Chiof of Police ishereby charged with tho duty andrequired to enforce tho provisionsof thta Order

PENALTY

Section 7 Auy person violatingthe provisions of this order shall beguilty of a misdemeanor and bepunished by a fine not exceedingfive hundred 500 dollars or im ¬

prisonment iu the County Jail of

thli city auxl county not exooediugix G mouths or by both such fine

and ituprimumuulIn Bmrd of Supervisors San

Francisco November 23 1893

After having been published five

8ueci3ivii days according to lawtaken up and passed by the follow-

ing

¬

voteA3 tK -- Supervisors King Scully

Benjimiu HirohDiuiond HughesDunker Taylor MorgeusUrn Spreekols Uobbs Woguer

Jno A Russell ClerkApproved San Francisco Novem ¬

ber 2G J895Adolph Sutro

Mayor and ex ofiicio President oftho Board of Supervisors

TOPICS OF THE DAY

A correspondent from the SouthSea Islands writes that the Hawaiiau revolution is bearing ill fruitsamong tho aborigines of tho islandsvisited by him by having caused aviolent race hatred against tho

whites who are now suspected ofawaiting a chance to overturnexisting conditions and ostablisholigirchivis on the plau of the mis ¬

named EIataiiau Republic

The battle of the Vineyard Streettree having been fought by our even ¬

ing contemporaries ton standstillthere yet remains another treearound which they can wrangle inwindy wordy warfare It is situ-ated

¬

ou the sidewalk of the samostreet aud apparently belongs to theHigh School premises As therehave already been 199 more or elsecasualties and omtusious in connec-tion

¬

with tho aforesaid tree The In-

dependent¬

says remove it to thoother sido of the wall dont cut itdown

Our fat little Chief Justico is oneof the persons who always put theirfoot in it aud who iu their own

interest ought to bo muzzled ifnecessary by act of the LegislatureAt a dinuor given by Dr McGrew toMr Aurassiz a few days ago our pom ¬

pous 0 1 is roportd as saying iuhis rtpi ecli that had he the abilityas Professor Agassi hnd of turningcopper into gold he did not thinkhe would hold his present positionvery long There were hardly anygood rt asous for tho learned I C

J to advortiso the sordid motiveswhich keeps him iu a place whoreho is supposed to dispense law andjustice Our vin little C J alsosaid that ho regardeil his ownfathor as illuslratioua iu I he annalsof these islands aud ho regarded himwith the same veneration as theguest of the evening regarded hisown father The filial soutimontsof the rotund C J is of course acredit to him but what other per-son

¬

believing that history and vora-

city¬

may be combined would usetho word illustrious in connectionwith the career of tho Kauka okolekala

Our morning contemporary haslashod herself into a perfect furyagainst Captain Julius A Palmertho honored and well known corre ¬

spondent of tho Boston Transcriptaud other leading Eastern journalsTho cause of tho Advertisers displeasure with Captain Palmer is

that he had stated that about1000000 have been spent by the

annexation clique hero since 1893

We are iuclinod to beliove thatthere ia a groat deal moro truth in

Palmors nssortion than thoro was

iu the stateraout which recentlyappeared iu an annexation organhore aud in which it was given outas true that Mr J O Cartercarrifld with him a sack of 375000when ho left for Washington Thereis no doubt that a very largo amountof monoy has been spont hero by thoannexationists since 1893 and wo

think that Palmer draws it mildlywhou he fixes the amount at 1000000 Tho hat has been passedaround by the Annexation Club con-

stantly¬

since- - 1893 and all govern ¬

ment olllcora and those desiringpatronage have been made to digand dig again At tho Council ofStatus uiueliug when tho sending of

o D Ih was agreed upon aevernlO uiiioillorR ixprsed their reli fwhen D ijiuu akod for a 10000 appoptiaiion to defrav expensesThey feared that individuals wouldbo called upon to dig again andsaid opouly thit it wis becoming amonotonous job Tho Advertiseritself mentioned as one of Mr J BCastles qualification for office thathe had been a heavy contributor totho annexation fund It is wollknown that tho sugar haudlod bycortain annexation factors is taxeda certain figuro per ton for annex ¬

ation purports that Thurston re ¬

ceives a very handsome compstencnthat a large number of newspapershave boon subsidized that the ex ¬

penses of visiting Senators and Con ¬

gressmen have boon paid and thatMosos Hatch received a very sub-

stantial purse when ho reoPDtlyvUitod Honolulu to attond to busi-

ness¬

Oh uo we dont thinkJulius Palmer is far from tho truthwhen he said one million dollars

For tho Klondylce

A small British steamer Amurarrived this morning 30 days outfrom North Borneo She is en routofor Victoria B C whoro she is

bouuht by a syndicate which willplace her on tho Alaska routo TheAmur has a carrying capacity ofabout 500 tons Her call at thisport is duo to the shifting of horcoal Tim Custom House officialsare anxious to lenrn nhetbbr it wasoff Lauai or Molokai that tho coalshifted

Tho Hawaiian Uardare Com ¬

pany has received 1898 Tribuneroad and racing in neb inn- - Call andinspect them Sundries always onhaud

m m

Association of ideas said thoCornfed Philosopher is mujhAfter a wifes caresses have once be-

come¬

fixed in a mans tnind in asso-ciation

¬

with a parting from some ofhis hard earned wraith they givehim that tired feeling even when heknows thoro is no requost to followthem

u

HP

Tho Bigger Half

1 cannot understand said thobachelor clerk why a maus wife is

called the better halfYou would said tho married

clerk if you had to divide joursalary with ouo Cincinnati En-

quirer¬

TO NIGHTSECOND SEASON

-- OF -Bicycle -- - Races

CYCLQMERE PARKON -

Saturday Feb 5 1898

Champion ot AmericaJust from tlio Colonics wilt bo in thoProfessional Kvcnts

icncrnl Almtslon 25a Ailruisslr n nnrtGrim am d fK Boxes fur linrifci nftix r i Ino

Door oinu 7 r m- Scats on Sain at Wall Nichols

Company

BUSSES HUN TO TH13 GATES

ooH53srioSteamship Co

FOR SAN MtANCISCOTHK VI 8TEAMHHII

b

WILL- - LEAVE HONOLULU

roil MB ABOVK PORT OH

Feb 5tiiAT 1 OCLOCK I jr

rim undersigned are now prepared UIssue Through Tickets from thft City to allpnlntH in the United States

tr-- For further imrticularH repardnifretain or Puwmee npplv t n

Vr O IltWIN CO LdOonernl Atlanta

II r r r I i y

AUSTRALIA

Saturday

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44w09 0ttc6eeettK9OCr

Timely Topics

Honolulu Jan ISfli

RED VELVET

Yon frhuuld always pur¬

chase tho very best if theprice suit 3 our pocket for itis tho cheapest way in thelong run Let u then call

your attention to our stock of

Red Velvet Hosewhich wo have in h and1 inch r izes It is iniptsr iblcto break or kink and will outWt any two of the ordinarykind- - You can hardly cutit with a knife AVe havealso

Hose Reelsby the no of which the lifeot your ho o enn be lei g hon-

ed¬

ahnobt indefinitely The

Ga ifornia Lawn Sprinkler

after all other have beentried is the beet one A 1

have to c me back to it I hhint th nur you ill need tocomplete our ou fit i a godlawn mowtr and every oneknows that the

Pennsylvania

it the best

TUB Hawaiian Hardware do I

26rf Four Stheet

REOUCTiONSJ jljL T3uJX JLs x n3 9 Xr X XJljL 5 XJL X

iin

V

POSITIVELY TOR ONE WEEK ONLY

Ladies Shirt Waist for 35c eachB15 Yards White Dress Goods for 120 Yards Dark Print for 125 Yards Gingham for 125 Yards White Cotton for 1

30 Yards Calico for 190 Inch Bleached Sheeting 20c per

yardUnbleached Table Damask 25c per

yard4 Button Gloves to at 75c per pairLadies Fast Black Cotton Hose 20c per

pairCarpet Squares must be cleared at 9

and 12 eachLarge Size Bedspreads for 75c and 90c

eachThe Peoples Provider

-

LOOAL AND QENEHAt NEWS

Australia ids a 1

GfnltiirM

eveutn ni Oyiloiner to- -

TIih V M 0 Orchestra rehearseon Monday tho 1 lih

Tho Buil plays at Mukeo Idandto morrow niloruouu

Tin H A A 0 tneet at the Y M

0 A ou Monday evoning

UnuBed tickets of Inst night tnaybo used at to nights circus show

Ror Dr 0 M 11 do speaks atOmii PrNon to morrow moruing

13 niuots Tuques ud Turbans ata groat surprise lis week at Sachs

Secretary M K5 oclock Bblo

Colcipau toads thoJlais to uiorroiv

afternoonThe British ship Fort Georgo ia

to h placed limit r tho Hawaiianflug uext week

There was a bumper liouso at thouirmis Inst ulht and tho attractiona moat successful ono

To night is tha oloaiug night oftho circus for Honolulu It movesou to Ewa on Mouduy

Tho Social Science Cltib will mootat tho residence f Oliiif JutieJuild ou Mouily iVeUlllg

i Tho Hawaiian Mission ChildrensSociety meet ai tho reidnuoe of MrA F Cuoko this evening

Mr T H Dtvies loads the mensmooting at 1 oclockaftoruoon at the Y M 0

to morrowA

Weather al jug the Hamakua coastwas reported by the Keau Hon jes-tt-rd-

ns in a state of calm

The Btud will play tho Australiaoff at d oclock and thou give theiru uul euueert til Emma Square

Bilmartin the great championwill appear at tho Oyclomre to ¬

night in tho professional evuuts

The Marlin Trophy shoot is onto day at tho Kaksako raugo TheElviu Trophy will also bo hhot for

Tho laying of the track for thoWiulua uxieusiou will begin nextMouiiay bo says Mr Jenkin thocontractor

Tho Myrtle Olub will colohrato its15tli auuiverrary by an outertaionieiit ou tho evening of MondayFebruary 1 itli

Col R H Biker is the editor orau iutorecting semi monthly storyptper in Haauau called Ki LeiRu o o Hawaii

From reiorta n coved a nowsonar plantation will be started outtiis i laud in the near future by aSan Frauoiaoo compauy

Harry Wilder and Perjy Lishmanhave signed with the KegimontBe ebnll team tor the 1898 seasonTho Stars are under hu eclipse

The officers of the Freuch mau-of-w-

Dummy Trouiu paid theirformal reRpocts to tho Governmentand tho Military Department yes ¬

terdayIt is rumored that a now drygoods

hu iuoBi will shortly be establishedin tho Waverley block by a verypopular and prominent young mer¬

chant and his associates

Miss Lzzio Duiron diod at tloQueou8 Hospital yesterday after ¬

noon after a lingering illness of sev-

eral mouths The funeral took placethis aftoruoon at 25 oclock

A little Chinese dot was seeu thismorning on King Street ataggeriuwunder a sack full of wood muchlouger than herself Sho muncheda cake as she halted to rest

The Young Moua Itesoarch Clubhold their uext mooting at tho realdeuce of Rev D P Biruit ou the11th instant Co oporalivo Clubhouses will be ouo of tho topics tobo diacussed

Tho case of A Becker a sailor ofthoU S F S Baltimore is beinghtard in the District Court to dayTho man is charged of assault witha dendly weapon on a ChinamanPaul Neuuiauu appears for tho defendant

About 11 oolock to day a Portu ¬

guese drove two cows and a calf upFiirt Street while it was in a crowdod condition To add to the excitement of posa bio danger tho cowboytied tho rope attached to ono of thecows around his neck

The funeral of Miss Cahill tookplace yesterday aftoruoon from tinCatholiu Cathedral Fathers Mathiasand Valentino oliloiatitig Tho re-

mains¬

wore intorred at tho Kiugstreot oomotery and tho followinggentlemen aotxd as pall bearers WF LnvyO A D yie D F ThrumP Liiui i C J Fishol and SenatorHocking

THE ItAOE MEETING

Many Horsou to bo Huternd IntorOb tin R i vonta Assured

I The sportsman having arrougedtho raeo tnoetitig at Kspiolaui Parkto take place ou tho 17th of Marcharo feeling linppy oVor tho interest

i takon in their enterprise by our localhorsemen outside of tho JockeyJliil which eviuontly is in a coma ¬

tose statoThe now horse imported dur-

ing¬

tho past week with wonderfulrecords do uot scare the owners ofhorses which havo already shownthoir metal on our local track atformer meetings

Mr W M Cunningham has asuro thing horse which ho has

named Wola ka Hao and whichhe claims can boast of an oOicialrecord of 2121

Wo havo seon several of thesosuro thing horsos causing thoir

backers to dump big amount whenmatched with local talont on thistrack All of us romomber tho won-

derful¬

horse Lot Slocum whichaccording to his owuors had won GO

out of 100 races on tho Coast mak-

ing¬

every mile in better time than230 L it Slocum was introducedby his owners Fred Horner andBob Ballentine to Tom HolliugersGorstor and the introduction cost

the owners of tho suro thinghorse S1000 which Gorstors pro-

prietor¬

pocketed with a heartycome aghin boys

Wo do not desir to say ouo wordagainst Mr Cunninghams horsetho points of which wo know nothing but wo simply advise tho boyswho do a liitlo betting to use thoirown judgment and uot take anystuck in tho stiro thing business

Wo are glad that tho managers ofthe mooting aro able to present anexcellent program A largo numberof harness horses aro being workedand several interesting runningovonts will bo filled

Tho track is in a splendid condi-

tion¬

and U being improved daily

How is This for Orickot Enthusiasm

Cricket is booming in tho Anti ¬

podes if we may judge from tho at ¬

tendance it tho Sydney CricketGround on November 13 1897 outhe occasion of tho second daycplay in the mntoh botweou MrStoddarth Euglish Eiovon and NewS uith Wales Tho crowd numbered32 253 and 1 112 13s iJ was takouat tho gads Tim is a worlds reoord attendance at any criokot matchThe ground which has had overX100000 Bpent upon it is regardedby tho visitors as tbo finest in theworld uot evon excepting that ofMelborough in apito of tho stcoplybauked cycling track that is apt togive it the similitude of a vast soupplate

Tho Orickot Gamo

Tho Willison Circus team met n

friendly defeat at cricket yesterdayat the bauds of tho H 0 0 Amongthoso playing was Mr A B Walford tho captain of tho Yokoham- -

team and a friend of British Com-

missioner¬

Koutiy Tho game wasa very ploasaut one and Mr Willi-

son¬

at ita conclusion tendered thocourtesy of his house to tho

players

Tho Japanoso Arbitration

Tho Government has received an- -othor despatch from tho JapauosoGovernment in regard to modifica-

tion¬

of certain details in tho arbitra-tion

¬

discission ou tho principle ofwhich tho two Governments aro inaccord Furthor correspondence wi 1

probably bo necessary before thoend ia arrived at

Tho Wavorley Olul

Tho Geueral Ooramittoo of thoWavorley Olub aro requested tomeet at 8 oclock this uvouing andthe sub committee on Hall and Eutertainmont at 730

St Andrews Cathedral

Septuagosima Sunday 7 a inHoly Communion i 11 a in Morn ¬

ing Prayer aud Sermon i 380 pmPulo Ahiahi 7H0 p in EveningPrayer and burmou

SAVED BIS BUY

MR TtinVTV MctwnDSPBAKSOFTHE VALUE OF PINK Pill8

His Ilttln Son Was Paalyzod onOne Side and Doctore Treat ¬

ment Beomad to Io Him hoGood lir Williams Pink Pitav re RnBorted to and EiFoctuda Thorough Curo

From tho Gnlt ltoporterTho town of Gait has very seldom

nriunn n fnalimnnv n Min mirn nf ntivI

Why this is so it is doubt- - 1859ful to say but tho probable reasonia that the people aro averse to any- -

thing of that kind Tho majorityof the townspeople aro Scotch andtheroforo havo implant ou withintheir natures that reservation withregard to private matters which ischaracteristic of them It was soof Mr Itobt McLeod n gentlemanwho is woll known throughout thotown and district until it wasbrought to his conviction that whatho knew with regard to tho curb gproperties of Dr Williams PinkPills in the interests of tho publicweal should bo made known Thenit was that ho told the followingstory

Yes I that had it notbeen for Pink Pills my littlo boywould not havo been living to dayYou seo it was this way Williewho is ton yoars of age wbb tskenwith an illus that subsequentlydeveloped into paralysis of the lo t8 do I hhil him undergo the bestnodical aid within my reach butnothing to benefit him Thomedicine he took did not seem tohave any QVct ou him for good Hogot so bad that a pin could bo runinto his loft hand to tho bono with-out

¬

his fooling it in tho least Tf hoii tempted to walk he could onlyuot over the ground by dragging hisleft foot behind him ho had nopower in it what ever One night T

was ftoliug pretty blue about himI felt that ho was g iug to be an in-

valid¬

all his life nun I viewed thingsn their worst liuht On this parti

oular night I put on my hat withtho intention of going out to takea quiet walk but just as Igot to tho door I saw lying onhe step a pamphlet I picked it

up listlessly aud saw it was an ad-vertising

¬

book of tho Dr WilliamMedicine Co I only read a fewwords when tho conviction seizedmo that hero was somethiug thatmiglit possibly benefit my boy Withthis thought possessing my mind Iat once went down to Mr Ferrahsdrug atoro and purcbasod a box ofth- - pills and within half an hourfine of them was inside of Williesstomaoh From that day he beganto got bettor By tho time he hadtaken I wo boxes tho color had comeback into hi baud and arm and bytho time he had taken half a dozenboxes he was permanently cured Isubsequently sent him to stay for afew mouths with friends in thocountry aud now he in better thanho ever was before in his life aud ashearty and stroug as any boy in thetown Yes sir I believe Pink Pillsaro a wonderful medicine

Dr Williams Piuk Pills curo byuoing to tho root of tho diseaseThey renew and build up tho bloodlud strengthen the nerves thusdriving disenso from the systemAvoid imitations by insisting thatevery packngo jou purchase is en ¬

closed iu a wrapper bearing the fullrade mark Dr Williams Pink Pills

for Pale PeoploSold by all dealors iu medicine

Diod

In this city Fob 1 1898Miss Lizzie Duiron aged about 12oaraFuneral this afternoon from her

late residence Punchbowl Street at830 oclock

NO1I0EI S GIVEN THAT OtKOliaEI W Luikinuiun and Encnno Gordtmhavo t rmod a Limited Co inrtneiBluiilinilnr ttn Ilim nunm itntl Rtvltt nf LOCKlnjjton it flo den In tho Furniture andUndertaking bm lness iu Ililo Hawaiiaid vpurtiiorslilp to dato from Januaryf 18US

SlKuod GKOHGEW InOKlNGTONEUGENE GOItDEN

807 lt

NO CIOE

From tho Luso

PHKKK 18 A M8T BEING GIUOU1 In nl of ohurltablo prons who omsr

inonihlv iidoniIon to tho Bnnltnrliun oDr Hplnola with ttio purposd to contiiiuutho sumo Insti iitluu on h lurccr scalo audton mlt any icscm of nny nutlainlityand wtiliiui distinction who la unable oftnunlni a II vl c on account of siaknim orold tto 1 hm o benn doing bo for a longtuuo horu us wo 1 us in nthr pmofs wlio oi ii sdud 1 huvo ton blip er leu fromtno o three with many In lp butwhich I now h hndly neid for my uondp riio o I hurofnio I -- k nil crnns whowill ciili cri u lor iliti i nil to come to stoms hoilbo und lo Uko tiny Information nftibio notuully under treatment or oftlioiowlioliurebeen reined Forn shiverlug man mid ready to hill iho lenst thingIs a help EmoIi porsmi vehuuarlly aibsnrlblnj n Hitlf fir siioh n prn evorthyond h iiimnl ary puri oso it would hu oiyto obiniu this dosiied end

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PACIFIC HARDWARE GO LTD

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVEDTHE NEW

Improved Planters HoSolid Cast Steel Eye and Blade Forged Entire

CYCLONE WIND MILLS PUMPS ETCHOWES PLATFOKM AND COUNTER SCALES

NORTONS BALL BEARING JACK SCREWSPLOWS IN LARGE VARIETY

VISES PIPE CUTTERS AND WRENCHES

VA o ttttim oTho Standard of Merit

Universal Stoves and RangesPAINT WALL WHITEWASH BRUSHES CALIFORNIA LAWN

SPRINKLERS

A Large Assortment nf General Hardware

BEN IIAAHEOPlumbrjr - and - TinsmithAll work donu lroperly Promptly aud

1rolltably lor PatronsBA TISrAOTI OX OUAItANTEED

OfUco King Street nenr lfnllroad Depot778 ly

WHATWe all need

Wo havo no iu stock four

stylos nf

HOGB TABLE WARE

und cau oiler you a Dinner

Breakfast Tea or Fish Set of

any size to whioh you may

add at any time to enlarge or

complete the Set

It means a largo investment

to carry four stooks largo

enough to offer such fine

goods in this way but it ia

tho way our business is run

Tho above has just come to

hand from the Old Country

via Syduoy together with a

choico lot of

CO ALPORT and

HOYAL WORCESTER

WARE

FRENCH OHINA for Decor

atlng baa also arrived

Wo carry also threo complete

stooks of

OUT GLASS AND ENGRAV-

ED

¬

TABLE GLASSWARE

and you will be surprised toAnd what an elegant set you

can havo for tho mouoy

Our windows will show youhow tastily those lino wareB

look just beforoyou havo thatpeculiar thankful feeling

I W DlOND CO

Von Holt Rlntik

I3LS

4 A

We have blotted

out old prices aud

have put on new ones

for this week Gome

and inspect our Stock

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NOTICE

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Westerineyer PianosSpecially tuanufiirtnrrd for the tropical

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On the Hawaiian Islnnds during the Instyears

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Hawaiian GrownOysters

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ANNHXATION OF HAWAII

Its Friends Think the Ohinoso Qltuntion Will Aid Them

Special Dispatch to tho Boston Herald1

Wasuinoton D O fan 1 1818Friends of tho troaty for the anuoxatinuof Hawaii boliovo that tho aituation that hns developed in Chinawill vory materially aid in tho ratifi-cation

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of tho treaty A Star re ¬

porter asked Senator Fryod opinionof tho Chinese question today andhis reply allowed how intimate thisand the question of Hawaii are asso ¬

ciated in the minds of those favorable to the Hauniiau treaty

Tim couutrv ho said is vitallyinterested in the situation of ChiunWo have great interests now andwill have much greater in tho futurewhich would ho destroyed by thepartition of tho empire I do notthink I havo sufficiently consideredwhat wo ought to do or what wocould do to protect our interests towarrant mo iu publicly expressing anopinion Our interests in tho mattorcannot be exaggerated The iujuryto us resulting from a partition oftho empire would bo almost incal-culable

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I fancy however that thedismembermeut will not occur Itwill Dot unless all tho powers exoluding the United States reach anagreement to share the territoryWhile Eugland and Japan resist Ithink thorn can bo no partitiou ofChina

Would we suffer less from a par-tition

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agreed upon thus than wowould from one in which Englandand Japan did not participate wasaked

No on the contrary wo wouldsudor more because that wouldmean an agreement of policy be ¬

tween the foreign powers and thatpolicy would bo antagonistic to thiscountry Our moral influence shouldbe used to prevent the consumma-tion

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of th design If Japan andEngland continue to oppose the dis-

memberment¬

of China our moralsupport must naturally be withtb ra

Tho situation in China em ¬

phasizes the importance of tho an-

nexation¬

of Hawaii If wo actpromtly and anuex Hawaii thewhole world will accept that as thefirst step in the direction of exercis-ing

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our moral influence to preservetho integrity of China It will beindicative of a policy of watchful ¬

ness ovor our interests nn the Paci-fic

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aud all nations will understandthat we are iot indifferent to thepolicy they may pursue in thoOrient This view of the easo willI think cause some senators to hesi-

tate¬

about opposing the annexationtreaty I bolive tho importance ofthe question and the situation devel-oped

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in Chiua will cause them tolook at the matter differently andthat the treaty will bo ratiGed Menwho might be opposed to annexationunder different conditions shouldsee in tho recent events in tho Orienta reason why Hawaii should boannexed

English Jacobite Socioties

To judge from the list of Jacobiteclubs and associations given in I heLegitimist Calendar for 1895

which includes tho order of theWhite Roses tho Devon White Roeoclub tho Legitimist Jacobite Leagueof Great Britain and Ireland poudorous titlel the Eastern Countiesshade of Cromwell I White Cock ¬

ade olub the Forty fivo club ofGrimsby tho Glasgow Jacobite olubtho Oxford Univorsity Legitimistclub the St Ives Hunts Jacobitoclub tho Jacobite Restorationlongue tho Surrey White Roseleague the Mary Stuart club ofLanark the Legitimist Registrationunion tho National loyalist audJacobito association the order ofSt Germain and the HemingfordGrey Royal 0k olub not to men-

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our old familiar Thames ValleyJacobites aud two or throo foreignlegitimist bodies it ought not to bedifficult for tho supporters of thelost bouse of Stuart to put severalhundred ndhereuts in tho field oreven Ludgate oirous if they so de-cide

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London Mail

Victoria Lawn uood duality 10

j ceuts a piece this week at bnchs

Sandwich IslandsA wiitor whose article we havo

just read doilnres that it will costa hundred millions of dollars to fortifytho Sandwich Islands in addition towhich it will require a very consdo --

able army and naval forco to prott ottho comparatively few Americans there

who propose to govorn tho Islandsby some kind of hertuaphruditogovernment neither republican uormonarchical iu which niue touthsof tho peoplu are to havo taxationWithout representation and inwhich if other subjects of othernations should happen to get in-

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tho United Slatos would becalled upon to pay tho damagesWe are most firmly of opinion thattho Ialauds should remain as theyalways have done with no fortifica-

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neutral to all nations and thatif wo take them wo shall be verymuch in tho condition of tho mauwho is said to havo drawn an elephaut in a lottery which he couldnot feedsell nor give away aud whichtho authorities would not permithim to kill Geo T Anoell

Stroot Paving

Paving Piikoi street is cortainly ngreat public improvement just atproseut The pedestrians find thestreet crossings rather primitive hutvery little complaint is heard Peopie appreoiato that street paving isn good thing Tho torn up condi-tion

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of the streots however has notproveuted G J McCarthy from de-livering

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the celebrated Rainier Beerregularly The consumption ofRainier Bottlod Beer for family tireis rowiug larger every day Phono783

Road ivory Word

You can aboutthe Criterion Barber

Shop then makea trial visit

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BUSINESS LOCALS

Instructions given iu singing andvoice culture by a young HawaiianInquire at thin office

New Suit Olub 51 per week justopened at Medeiros D cker No11 Hotel street joo at once

All Trimmed Hats now on handfor Ladies and Children are offeredat reduced prices this week at Sachs

Real Torchon Lace 3 to dj incheswidrt just the artiole for underwearand Pillow Cases 5 yards for 1worth 25o a yard at Sachs

Suotlaud is famed for its finewhiskeys and tho best brands of itare ohtainablo at the Pacific SaloonAsk for Andrew Ushers O V G

Charley Molteno has purchasedG Sommas interest in the famousEuropean hairc utting establishmenton Merohant street where he willbo glad to meet his friends

Major Hawkins of tho Royalwishes it to be known that PabstBohemian Iwib superseded the fam-ous

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draught of Doppelbrau Thelatter in bottles is an excellent tonicat 25

Tho favorito beverage of the uobility is Andrew Ushers whiskv andSchweppes famous soda The RoyalAnnex always up to date is nowresponding to the frequent calls for

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Paddy Rvan is now oesisted bypopular William Carlisle at tho An-

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Saloon where Seattle Beer isalways on draught and other stimu-lants

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furnished Pointers on allsporting events can bo had freo ofcharge from tho athlotio manager oftho Anchor

Tho Favorite has become thefavorito resort iu town W M Cumuingham carries an excellent stuckof liquors and beers Attention iscalled to certain brands which willbo of special valuo to sportsmenduring the game soason as theycause a stoady aim aud straightshooting

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Somo ouo said I never como intoyour store without feeling thatI would like to buy it out

The price of a thing is generallywhat it is worth competitionregulates that Tho higher t he pricetho better tho quality as a rule butprice doesnt always guaranteequality the reputation of the sellercouuts

Theres great responsibility sellinggroceries

Lifo aud health depend on goodnutritious food

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Rfincd folks use refined foodsthats the kind we sell

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