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Washington April 30 Sonators

vlfo stand for tho Admlnlstratlou pro-

gram

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of tariff reduction In favor of

Cuba declare that a change Has coma

over tho opposition In the Scnato dur-

ing tho past few days and that tho

original plan of relief wljl bo carried

out with about 25 per cent reduction

frco of tho differential amendment

that wrought havoc In tho House They

claim to havo received intimations

amounting to assurances from tho ma-

jority of the beet sugar Senators that

tLe opposition will bo more apparent

than real and tliat after a show of ro

bistanco tho hill will bo permtttod to

o through It is also claimed that

tho beet sugar Senators have said

they would not resort to filibustering

ior would they train with tho Demo

cruts In trying to force a general tariff

revision They fear tariff revision it

is argued morq than they fear relief

to Cuba and will choose tho less of

tho two ovlls

But tho temper of tho Houso contin

ues unbending Tho California Con

gressmen say with cmpHasIs thatthey cannot go back on tho record

made on the Cuban business They will

stick out for the removal of the dlf

fercntlal on refined sugar and will vote

with tho Democrats against tho re

nioval of tho Morris amendment The

test Informed and most impartial ob

tcivors of tho current of ovents hero

believe Cuban relief under tho reel

roclty schemo is Impossible nt this

session and predict a move on the

part of the Administrations friends in

the Senate attempting to obtain relict

for Cuba In some new form

Exclusion Bill PassedWashington April 28 With only

five working days left of tho Geary actCongress today passed tho Chinese ex-

clusion

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bill It is a compromise butis stronger In terms than asked for by

tho Pacific Coast At todays meotlnfl

of tho conference commltteo the Senate

conforees gavo way to the House con-

ferees

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to the extent of making thlife of tho act Indefinite Instead of

making It depend upon the presenttreaty or another to up concluded wltlChina Tho bill as passed Is coveredbroadly speaking In five sentences

First All existing Chlncso exclusionlaws are continued in force until

otherwise provided by law

Second Sections 5 to 14 of tho act

of Septembor 13 1888 oxcept section 12

aro specifically re enccntcd

Third Tho exclusion laws aro ex

tontled to tho Insular territory of the

United States

Fourth Chlncso aro prohibited fromcoming from island territory to ths

mainland of tho United States All

Chinese In island territory oxcept Ha ¬

waii must bo registered within one year

registration In the Philippines bolny

placed In tho hands of tho Philippine

Commission

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Under and by virtue of n certainExooutiou issued by Lyle A DickeySecond District Magistrate of Ho-

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Island of Oahu Territory ofHawaii on the 9th day of April AD 1902 in the mat tor of ChookOheong vs Chung Mung formerlydoing business as Kwong OhongTai now as Mung Kee I have nnthis 9 h day of April A D 1972eviod upou and shall ex peso forsale at public auctioD to the highestbidder at the Police Statioo Kalakaua Hale in said Honolulu at 12oclock noon of Wednesday theHth day of May A D 1902 all thoright title and interest of saidChung Mung formerly d irg jusiness as Kwnug Chong Tai now asMung Kee in and to the followingproperty unless tho judgmentamounting to Tbirty one aud G2 100Dollars interest costs and my ex-

penses are previously paid1 Shoe machine 1 bedstead 1

washstand 11 pictures with frames2 counters 1 table 1 bdl lawn ten ¬

nis bats 1 clock 1 sofa 1 pr vas 1

small show case containing pipesknives can openers spoons nutorackers slae pencils buttonspurees eto L large show capo con-taining

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ring thimbles silverwarepurses watohchains colognes sleeveand shirt studs clocks ribbonsclothing sockB eto also silverwareorockery mens ladies and childrens footwear slate and lead pen- -

oils hardware tools and other JKOOUBOHAS F OFIILL1NGWORTH

Deputy Sheriff Ter of HawaiiHonolulu Oahu April 9 1902

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HAWAIIAN ffijJBmay 8 to 26 1902

TIID OHEAT DBAMATIO EVENT

A brief Season of 12 performancesonly and first appearanoe in Hono-lulu

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of the oininent actor Mr

Frederick Wardeand hia distinguished organizationwho will present the following rep-ertoire

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Thuraday MAY 8 Night

Vilnius

Saturday MAY 10 Matinee

Tha Mountebank

Saturday MAY 10 Night

Julius Caesar

Tuesday MAY 13 Night

King Lear

Thursday MAY 15 Night

Othello

Programs for other performanceswill be duly announced Curtainnights at 8 p m sharp Carriagesmay be ordered at 1050

Complete Scenio Productions ar-

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costumop etc speciallybrought for each play Also MrWardes original supporting com ¬

pany including Messrs Olias DHerman Harry Johnstone Harry OBarton Francis D MoGinn JohnE Haynes Mioses Antoinette Ashton Virginia Drew Tr seott MayWarde Aileen Bertello and 15others

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Bealdlnc In Honolulu

THURSDAY MAY 8 1802

THE FRENCH ELTS0TI0N3

At last the peoplo of ia Belle

Franoa have vindicated them ¬

selves in tho eyes of the world

They have emphatically rojuaod to

be lod by professional agitato a into

a religious war and freedom of con

Boionoa is now assured in the

Europeaa Republic On the 27th

of April last Waldaok Rousseau

and his satellites received a loss

which will not soon bo forgatton by

them Not one of their candidatesbaa been eleotod in Paris Bardoaux

or Marseilles On tho other hand

the leader of til it other crowd of

fanatics known as the anti Jew tho

notorious Edward Drumont editor

of Li Libre Parole has been pverwhelmingly defeated terribly

snowed under an avalanche of votos

and all liberty loving people will

rejoice over tho general results

Frauoo now can go onwards on

har march towards progress and

pr3pprity Liberty of speech

Equality before the law and Fraternity anungall ahssoi have ro

oolved a great impotus by the last

oleotion and anli Oatholios as well

as anti Jews will do woll to profit

by the lossoa they havo thusreceived

TOPICS OF THE DAY

Mongolia is Runsinu declaros a

Washington dispatoh Nor is thattho worst But what are you going

to do about it

Tho one thing Russia nnsds morothan anything oIbb is Russian Protostantism Christian Advocate

Well why doesnt sho get it We

have missionaries and to sparo bore

Why is Russia deprived of tho thingnecessary

Tho Pro3ident of the UnitedStales has signed the Cbiueeo Ex ¬

clusion bill It is now up to tho

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Chiuoso Governmont to promulgatea bill excluding all Americans mis

sionarins and laud grnbboro from

the territory of the Empire Whatis aauco for tho goose is sauce forthe tfiuider

Although Tub Independent a Ha-

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newspaper was not consider-

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of Bulliaient importanoo to bo in

vited to the St Louis Expositionlove feast whioh tool plica lait oven

iug at thb Moana Hotol this paperwill nevertheless do all in its powerto help unke a worthy exhibitwhioh will be au honor to Hawaii atSt Louis in 1001

Tho effeotu from hat fedeialluau tho other night is known tous although we woro not present

It has borno hair splitting fruitsOno result of it turned up in theDistrict Court yesterday Jt musthave been really a disgusting and a

disgraceful carousal and most un-

pardonable and inexcusable to Bay

tho least

The Indkpendent sincorely hopesthat tho dear ladies composing Ho-

nolulus¬

crcmo da la eremo will man

ago to arrive at tho Opera Houso

during tho Warde aaason bolwosn 8

and 9 p m As tho curtaiu risos at 8

oclock their late arrival will give

the publia a chanco to admire theirbeautiful gowns with all their sug-

gestive

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appondages and docollotos

and their priceless gems moreoverthoir lato arrival will also be groallyappreciated by tho actors and will

oauso no annoyanco whatever to theaudience See

Tab Independent fails to sne whatthere is bo gaiuo1 by a HomB Ruleorusade ou the Mainland withFranklin Austin of Francis Murphytimperauco fame as the apostle

It isuttorly meless for tuoh a one

to proaoh and dfsssminate theHome Rule gospel over thereWhat care they for our troubles

but it is up to ourselves to remedythem oursolvos Senator Kalauokalani mint have beon in a hszwhen ho deputed Mr Austin to

oyangoliz and may be prosolytoover thero if the repirt els whereroprintod in oprroct f--

When mon aud women lose theirlovod ones by death we think it ijimproper for one in mourniug par-

ticularly¬

whoa tho lovod ono was

only recently laid to everlastingrest to attend any social functionmuch less an ontortaiumeut whero

jollifiootion is rampant A rooont

instauco has been brought to ournotice whore ono in deep sorrowwas prevailed upon to attend anddid attend and wo decry it as beingvory improper and moot unpardon-

able

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Those who gavo that feder ¬

al luau should havo known bettert tho attendanco of the mournr

being inexcusable and illy advised

unless such a ono lacked suQiciont

kuowlodgo in matters of propriety

Advisor cf KalakauaPoinxAND One April 20 Irving

Quinoy Towkbury a peanut standolorit who has just died at Astoriawas onoe tho financial adviser ofKing Kalakaua nf Hawaii It is raidthat in tho deoliniug dnys of thoKing of tho Hawaiion Island whonhis financos wero in ehao ho lookodabout for assistance Towksbury wasa olork in the custouiB depnrtmontand by somo coincidence was consulted bv tho Kidg aud nubmiLted a t

plan of taxation by which tho for-

tunes¬

of tho royal houso woro fortho timo rodeomod That is as far notho story goes How Towksburydrifted to Astoria in tho reducedcircumetauccB ho woa iu is unknownLetters among his effects tell aboutIris family in Ilawali

ggactfcawAvaygf

Board of Health Mootlnc

The Board of Health held a vory

tamo aud unimportant mooting yesterday The entire sossion was oo

oupied by the readiest of depart ¬

mental reports discussion of meas-

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for barring out cholera and eo

forthWhon the Soorotary prrsontod

the resolutions of tho RepublicanControl Committee aneut thoFntbor Wondolin matter tho onlyDemocratic member of tho Boardproposed that they bo tabled whichwas done without any comment

Tho Board acquiesced in tho roquest to roopen the wholosale fishmarket at Waiakea Hilo and de ¬

nied the request to establish a fishmarkot in Hilo Dr F W Taylorwa reported on favorably by theBoard of Examinors and a lloatsewill iisuo to him

Oity Sanitary Officer Tracy makestho following comment in his re-

port¬

A tonomont houso ownor pipedtho overflow from his cosspool totho Nuuanu stream and concealedthe outlet Wo located it at lowtide and bad tho man arrestedTwenty fivo dollars sud costs washis Quo He has since fixed hisoesspool

Odor for Competitive Drill

Tho following order relating totho prize drill Saturday afternoonwas postod Tuesday aftornoou

Gecoral Headquarters Territory ofHawaii Adjutant GouoralsOQbe Honolulu H T MayVh 1902

Goneral Orders No A

The commanding officer of thoFirst Regiment N G H will assainblo such companies of tho r3giment as aro stationed in Hono-lulu

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on Saturday May 10th 1902

for tho purpose of taking part in acompetitive dril on Capitol Squareat 1 p m of that day to bo eugagod in by such companies as may bedesignated bytho regimental com-

mander¬

Members of the Govarnirs stFIIwill assemble at thp Capitol build-

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at 1245 p m iu fatiguo uni-

form

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for attondaaco on tho Govern-or

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at tho above narmd functionBy order of tho commander in

chiefJohn H Fopsrt

Adjutant General

That Molokai ShootinB Scrape

It is reported that some two weoks

jago two natives of VVaialua Molokaii went out hunting One ofthem was a school teacher namedSam Kaluahino While huutitRSam accidentally shot his compani ¬

on in one foot Tho peoplo tridd tokeep tho matter quiet and awayfrom the police authorities so ourinformation rob and an attemptwaB made to hool tho gunshotwound with herbs but to no availThrough tho kind offico3 of somafriend Dr Mouritz tho governmentphysician was written to about itand ho went over Upon arrivalthoro he found that gangrono hadset in By so xo pursuasion ho provailed over the mina people tc havothe foot amputated otherwise homay dio Consent was reluctantlygiron and the foot amputatedOther thon tho aboe wo dintknow whlher tho man is livlag ordead

Stabbed tho DrlVor

- Anothor assault upon the oashbox of a oar of tho Hawaiiau Tram ¬

ways Compouy occurred last evouiug at the Waikilti end of tho lineA- - II Lucas was a passenger in thooar Botweon tho Moana Hotel andthe terminus of the line the drivernoticed Lunai monkeying with thocash box and warned him to doiistwhoreupon a scullle eniuod duringwhich it is alleged Lucas drew aknife and stabbed the driver in thegroin Lucas was arrested by officorMaoy who was also on tho oar attho time nud brought to the Sta ¬

tion Hou3o He was released lateron furnishing 230 bail Tho caseoatno up iu tho Polioa Court thismorning but was put oyer until

i tomorrow

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HAWAIIANMay 0 to 26 1902

tug cheat dramatic event

A brief Season of 12 performancesonly and first appearance n Hono-lulu

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of tho eminent actor Mr

Frederick Wardeand his distinguished organizationwho will present tho following repertoiio

Thursday MAY 8 Night

Yirginius

Saturday MAY 10 Matineo

Tiia Mountebank

Saturday MAY 10 Night

Julias Caesar

Tuosday MAY 13 Nlght

Ring taThursday MAY 15 Night

Gtlielio

Programs for other performanceswill bo duly announced Curtainnights at 8 p ru shnrp Caniagesmay be ordered at 1060

Comploto Sonij Productions ar-mor

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costumes otc ppooiallybrought for oauh play Also MrWarded original supporting compnoy including Messrs Cbas DHerman Barry Johustone Harry OBarton Francis D McGiun JohnE Hnuics Mieses Antoinette Ashton Virginia Drew Trtecolt MayWardo Aileen liertelle and 15others

SCALE OF PRICES EutireLower Floor S150 Family Cirole

100 Loges S1000 Boxes 1500Roguor ala of ticket a now open

at Woll Nichols Oo No seats heldafter 12 oclock of the day of thoperformances unless paid for bythat time 2191 lf

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Mnil for the Coast on tho Coptictomorrow

Tho cunboat Wheoliog loaves forSamoa on Saturday

Tho Ventura took 8200 bags ofBURor awoy from here

No public concert tonight ThoBind plays nt tho Opora Houseinstoad

Tho Sonoma arrived fromFrancisco at an early hourmorning

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Editor Kanawanui

A meeting of tho HonoluluOriok t Olub will ba hold tomorroweveuing at tho Hawaiian Hotel

The Mikahala arrived from Kamiports yesterday with 4809 bags ofsugar 41 pkgs sundries and 1 horse

Mrs E P Dole wife of tho Attorney General arrivod from SanFrancieco this morning on the So-

nomaToo Miowera arrived from the

Golonios at 8 oclock this morniniShe loaves for Vancouver at d

oclock

The next mefiiog of the OhioSociety will be held at the rpsidencaof Dr 0 L Garvin on Mondayevening the 12th instant

Tho Dorio brought 32G bags ofmail for thin port wbiab with thetxception of Ohritttnac is theheaviest mail handled in the localofiico for over o year

Tho pulls in the tug-of-w- ar tournanient tonight will bf All AmericaiiS vs Lumber Yards and Portuguese vs Kaoi-ka-Au- s Forecastof The Independent Lumber Yardsand Portuguoso should win

The Myrtle Bjnt Glub had sixboats out on Monday night thecrews of which numbered 28 menTheir new shell arrivo 1 in goodshape on the California and will betried soon

P Maurice McMahop the poet ofHil1 and lately of Kaihi ro urcodon the Venturn yesterday from a

trip to Samo Miurice say3 hewill never leave Honolulu againTho reasons are obiiouti

Tho Japanese Y M 0 A willhold its third anniversary exeroistsat the Japanoso church on Nuuanustreet tomorrow ovening at 8 p m

J B Athorton Gonsul M Saitoand Kev W M Kiucaid will beamong the speaker

Tho troubadour ooutiugnt of theLaniahiahi dub returned fromKauai yosterdy They are enlhusinstio aver tho rooeptinn tonderod tothem there and speak highly of themusical aspirntiono of the poople of

the Garden Island

Captain Eirlo D A Pearoe FirstLieutenant JatnjB P Robinson andFirst Lioutonout Harry W Newtonall of tho Artillery Oorj e will be

the judges nt tho compalilivo drilllo bj hold on Saturday afternoonby tho National Guard of Hawaii

Viotor Hnffinm aud J P Riloy

nnntraotors havo filed suit in theCircuit Court for foreoloBuro of n

meohanioa lien ogainst Col J HFisher in tho matter of the build-

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on Fort slroot ueod na billiardparlors cigar store ond rpstaurant

Frank Loouard a subject of thoEmperor of Austria forsook his

nllegiauco to his country rud Empernr yesterday and wa made a

citizen of the groat American Ho

pubio by Judgo M M EteeLeonard is o corporal at Camp Mo

Kin loy

Mr and Mrs James Lylo with

Miss Agnos Lovoll Lylo will leavo

on tho Miowera for a trip arouud

tho world visiting relatives scatter ¬

ed oyer th globe on routo flrLyle is tho oenlor partner of thefirm of Soronson and Lylo and has

boen a rosidont of Honolulu for 20

years ainco tho inauguration of tho

murine railway Ja 1883

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E E Conant has bonn appointeda member of the Koloa ItofidBoard of Kauai vice Moses Kalunarcsignod

Frederick Wardo tho EminentActor and his outiro organizationare guests of tho Royal HawaiianHotel

Her Majesty Queen Liliuokalaniand Delogato Robert W Wilcox expeot to return to Honolulu abouttho middle of Juno

Land Odtnmissioner E S Biydrdturuod from tho Mainland thinmorning on the Sonoma after anabsenao of a little over three months

Tho feast of the Ascension of OurLord waB colebrated to day by alltho orthodox churches of to cityLargo congregations assisted at thoserviues at the St Androwa andRoman Catholic Cathedrals

Juo I Silva the Eleole merchantwho has beou in tho city on busi ¬

ness for tho last few days returnsto his plaoo onKauai by tho stoamor Mikahala this evening At theond of this mouth he wil leave on a

foreign tourThe decree of Judge Little of

Hilo which terminated the spendthrift guardiauahip of J AlfredMagoon in the matter of tho estatoof Kalua Kapukini was reversedand J Alfrod Magoon can conlinuoas guardian over the person andproperty of Kalua Kapukini

Through an oversight on tho partof a supposed reception committeethe Firit Rogitmnt N G H andtho Band failod to appear ot thedook upon tho arrival of the Souoma this tmruing in order to welcome homo one of our junketingofficials who returned by her

Outgoing pasougers who ltftyesterday on the Veutu a other thanBishop and Miss Nichols were thethe Rev aud Mrs 0 H Thompkinson a trip to England Ja F Mor-

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Dr and Mrs Hodgiuo JohnA Buck 0pt Matson wife auddaughter B J Kwrratli and manyothori

St Louis Exposition Postponed

Washington April 29 Tho StLouis authorities havo decided topostpone tbo opening of tho Liuiaiana Exposition until 1904 aud wiltask Congress to grint permission todo this An amendment will beoffered to ths Biindry civil bill prov ding for the extension of time andit will no doubt carry It is nowproposed that as the expositionwill open during the Presidentialyear a monster pavilion shall boerected on tho exposition groundsand all politioal parties bo invitedto hold conventions thoro

Accidental Drowning

Tho coroners jury which wasnailed to investigate tho death ofWelau met at tho Police Station at5 oclock last ovening and renderedtho following verdiot

That tho said Welau a mole Ha ¬

waiian 31 yours of age cams to hisdeath at Honolulu on May C fromdrowning duo to an accident towit tho capsiziug of a boat whilesaid Welau was engaged in fmhiug

The witnessos were Dr J T Mo

Donald Alex G Niohoas MeleKeamoku Kama Kanakaaukai Kg- -

aks and Kanohonahelo

Froaoriolc Wardo To Night

Fredoriok Warde tho eminentaotor and his company arrived outhe Sonoma this morning and willbow to tho Honolulu public thisevening nt the Opsrn House presenting that grand old play ofVirginius Honolulu pocloty will

turn out in full force for tho occcbIoq whioh will hi ono long to boromomborod Tho ourtnin will risopromptly at 8 oclock Prof Borgerwill preside at tho orchestra withhis corps of musioiano

Hollaudd Quoon Tniprovlnr

Tija HAqun May 1 The bulle-

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poBtod this morning at CastleLoo referring to the health ofQueen Wilbulmina announced thatIIor Majestys condition was satla- -

J factory

Appeal to IT S Supromo Court

The Hawaiian Tramways Com ¬

pany yesterday filed with ChiefJustice Froar of the TerritorialSupremo Court a potition for writof error from tho United States Su-

premo

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Ciurt for tho correction ofallogod errors complainod of in thepotition and the Fame was allowedby tho Chief Justice The TramwaysCompany represents that on April25 1901 judgment in tho cause wasgivou in favor of the Rapid TransitCompany adjudging that tho Tram ¬

ways had not tho right to lay n

double track on King street fromtho Waikiki road to a point nearthe pumping station at Kalihs andthat tho potitioner had not theright to use electricity in operatingits system Tho petition is a longone and rooites the history of thecompanys franohieo and the actsof legislature grouting the fran ¬

chise Tho Tramways Companyclaims that it is aggrieved by thedecision and that the decision wasadvorso to the rights titles privi ¬

leges and immunities sot up audolaimed by tbo petitioner P 0 A

Homo Hulers A cunt P

San FrtANCisso April 27 Frank-lin

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Austin confidential tigent ap ¬

pointed by Seuator David Kalauckalani president of tbo H mo Ruopirty and tho Amalgamated Hawaiian Political Society is stayingat the Occidental Hotel Ho comesto give a series of leotures to plarebefore the American people the tiuefeelings of the Hawaiian people in

regard to President DoVs adminis-tration

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Mr Austin was fome ly

Bpeoial private secretary to KingKalakaua and his family havesorved the Governmont lor manyyears Ho therefore feels himselfcompetent to spsak and truthfullyplace before the public the actualfeelings existing among the peoplewho have sent him to America torepresent them

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Iorto Blcan Found Guilty

The first ease in Judge Robinsonocourt was concluded joalerdiy after ¬

noon and a verdict oj guilty bruughtby the jury against Ortfz on trialfor larceny in tho second deRreeSunteno has been deferred untiltomorrow morning Ortez is a 1 orto Rican and was accused of ftos1iog 25 00 a pair of boots a pur ofspeoaclej and other articles fremtho house of Mrs Shaw His accomplice turuod witness for tbo protecution

Firo Olaime Bill

When Joseph G Pratt reachedWashington bo took tho fire claimsbill to Judge Yandevanter assistantAttorney Geueral lo have it put intho best posMble form Tho roughdraft of a bill prepared by GovernorDole and Mr Thurston uas alsoBubxitted to Vandevantor MrPratt is working hard with prospoots of success P 0 A

Sugar Firm und HigUor

New York April 83 Sugarfirm Csntnfua 95 test 3

molastosfirm

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Hotel St near Fort

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SPECIAL SALE OF GARDEN HOSE I

We hae a largo stock at prices to suit overy purse

FISH LINE AND TWINEWo now havo a very complete assortment received

direct from the manufacturers

Paints Oils and VarnishesBrnsbes Home FnrolEhio Goods Tools and Imphmcnts

of the Most Approved Patterns

Slims for Gaadme Kerosm Wood and Coal

TEE PAOIFIG HARDWARE CO LTDPort Street Art Rooms and Bethel Street Department

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Canadian Pacific ilailway CoPioneer Lino PnoTrotfl from Liverpool

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OottagesBooms

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On tho promises of the SauitarSteam Laundry Co Ltd botwoosSouth and Queen streots

The buildings aro euppliod withhot and oold water and olootriclights Artosiua water Perfoatcnuitaiion

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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

Having mado largo additions toour maohiuerv we aro now able tolnuuder SPREADS SHEETS PILLOWStlPS TABLE CLOTHSTABLE NAPKINS and TOWELSat tbe rato of 2i cents per dozencosh

Satisfactory work and prompt dolivery guaranteed

No fear of clothiug being lostfrom strikes

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Its Expressions are OutspokenWITHOUT FEAR OE FAVOR

Snbscription Only Fifty Cents a Month

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T R MOBSMAN

Real Estate AgentAbstractor and Searoheb or Titles

Loans NegotiatedRents Collected

Campbell Block Merchant Street1410 tl

THOMAS FITCH

Attorney at Law

83a S King St Honolulu17 lm

Art ACBEB OP LAND flIN Glit 2180 and 910 at Kamaoe NorthiCona

Hawaii Apply toMOBBIB K KEOHOKALOLB

Baal Estate AgentKaahimann 8tree

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Records

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Atiorney at Law

Office Merchant Street CartwriShtBuilding

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3500 HOUSE AND LOT ONLiliba Street near King Only smaloash payment received Apply to

LLIAM SAVIDGE CO20G Merchant Street

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Surveyor and Real Estate Aoeni

Office Bethel Suvm over the NewU10 Model Beitanrant 1

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Wni G Irwin Pr jaldont ManagerOlnuB Sprockets First VIce lrosIdeutW MQIirftrd Beuond Vice PresidentM H Whitney Jr Treaauror ABeorotaryGeo J Bobb Auditor

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EXCAVATING CONTRACTED

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S0T Dump Carts furnished bytho day on Hours Notice

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Office with J M Monsorrat Carwright Building Merchant Stt

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Real Estate DealersBOS Fort Bt near King

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BAN FKANOIBOO OARBTBIKE IS ENDED

San Francisco April 27 Tho strikeot tho stropt car men is at an rn 1 and

the strikers nro victorious With tho

cxcoptlon of a modification of theirriomands on tho company for recogni-

tion

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of tho union in the adjustment of

luturo grievances with Its employes

tho United Railroads havo practically

acceded to every demand made upon

It No motorman nor conductor will

hereafter bo dismissed or molested be-

cause ho belongs to Hie union They

will receive 25 cents an hour In wages

and will work ten houis In fourteen

with no moro split runs Former em-

ployes

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who were dismissed bocauso

they had joined tho union aro to bo re-

instated

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Manager Vlnlngs spy sys ¬

tem and his Insurantto SChomo aro

both to be abolished Minor points

were all settled in favor ot tho strik-

ers

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after their representatives had

neld two conferences with the rail-

road

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officials and the agreement was

ratified at a mass meeting ot tho men

last night Mayor Schmltz spoTte and

there was no end of enthusiasm when

by a unanimous vote tho strike was

declared off Somo of tho men re-

ported for duty at once and a number

of cars were started from the barns

the company being anxious to adver ¬

tise quickly tho resumption of Its ser-

vice

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Every lino In tho city will bo in

operation today The cost of llio

strike to tho company is said to bo In

the neighborhood of 80000 The men

hsvfc lost about J2000 Tho total

damage done to property will not ex-

ceed

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75 and consists of car windows

broken on tho first night of tho strike

Allogod Torturo in tho PhilippinesMajor H T Waller U S Marina

Coips has just been tried by court

martial In tho Philippines for murder

Ho was charged wiih having shot prls

oiers of war The court martial ac

quitted him Two privates of the

Twenty sixth Infantry testified before

the Senate Philippine Committee thatthe form of torturo known as tho wa

tot euro had been applied to Filipinos

by soldiers under Captain E F Glenn

one lieutenant A L Conger Twenty

fifth Infantry with Surgeon Palmer

Cyon presont and approving At his

trial Major Waller testified that Gen

eral Jacob H Smith Instructed him to

tako no prisoners and 1111 everybody

Over ten years old President Ilooso

volt has cabled General Chaffoo to

uncover ovory such case of cruelty

end barbarity and brlng tho offendersto justice San Francisco Argonaut

Tho First Local Mint

Oue of tho institutions herowhich has the special attention oftourists as well as the local peopleis the Mint which is established onNuuanu street opposite QueenEmma Hall It is interesting toenter the large main working roomwhere goneral manager MoDonoughand his corps of assistants aro atwork The oool and large lanai is aproper resting place and tho vaultswhere tho bars to be minted andbeer are kept preEent a very tastyspectacle Tho Mint is open from580 a m to 1180 p m and duringthoBO hours tho work nover ceasesVisitors after looking over tho placewill find firnt olas refreshments andthe purest of Manors

Kentuckys Inmous Jossso MooreWhiskey unequalled for ita purityand excellence On salo at any ofthe saloons and at Lovojoy Codistributing agents for tho Hawaiianima

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