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VOL XXXV., NO. 6192 HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 190a. PRICE FIVE CEHT1.

THE STRANGERS' FRIEND SOCIETYCELEBRATES ITS GOLDEN JUBILEE

CHARGES THE

FIRS1MATE

Shipwrecked MenArrive From

Kauai.

RACES TO

BEJAST

Fine Track and aFair Field

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MOTHERTAYLOR.

flclaiies to their homes In different ; founded and has always taken a deepparts of the outside world. It took up interest in its welfare,most of the time of one person to at- - j The first bazaar was held in 18S3, intend to the. investigating of cases, to the courthouse, which is now part offind out Iff the suppliants were sub- - Messrs. H. Hackfeld & Co.'s ware-Jec- ts

for relief, and often there would house, and the sum of $1950 was real-b- e

as many as 20 families who had to jed. Tea parties and ice cream festi- -

iika ..r fnml rlvn mil weeklv. villa nlao heln.-r- l to ken the societyUh.n the Hon ('has. R. Blshoo endowed a bed In the Queen's Hospitalfor the beheflt of the S. F. S. It was In-

deed a blessing, and a year or two lat-er he endowed three more beds, foruhleh charitable action he has beenblissed by many n poor soul who wouldotli-rwi- ne have fared badly. He hasalso aivew wuvernment bonds and 24

shures of Stock in Wilder- - S S to. allof which adds to our Income.

Mrs. W. O. Irwin, the kind friend toall In distress, has never been one ofthe most generous donstors to ourfunds. She also endowed a bed in theQueen's Hospital and placed it at tkadisposal of the Strangers' Friend Soci-

ety, so that for years the Society hashad the use of five beds, and they arealways occupied. The eood that thesociety accomplished was very great,. . . . .... In nlilU'.1 nn n ma ... -in me earij ubjb oi-iir- j

y and with the many calls for assist- -

'ance. the treasury was often nearly

HOW CANDIDATESSHOW CONDITION

Entries for Various Events and the

Probbk Winners

Today.

PROBABLE WINNERS

L MoBjc Cannon 6. Wcler2 Mry Lnp 7.X Gypsy . Mollw Cannon

4 Carter tUnimm t. A man no

3. Vsfcao JL 10. Wcflv

mBKT iu: ' yv win be

1rr whim win raoM craning ofaad rising from seats at

Park race track today, aad M

ta oafa ta aay tkat with tk prevalentstksr. tka condition of tka tnwU

sd tka general stata of tk karaaat wmm win ko on off tka largest crowd

ha tm araaad tka ald. Every thine! la akaao for the eighteenth rare

at oj of the Jockey club, mad ffroai- aaock and tra-- k there com tka aaiNi lnietton off eapertrxendeat nod tmln-- .

that tka trow should he faster andthe golagr better than even the meet

tm tka af adffi aad akoat tka track- .ry thing k ready for the aocommo--

--e 10 he preoent. The stands have beenj Hit aad the bosea prepared for

era occupants la tka erob quartersw are an kinds off arrangement

orafctt for the perfect enjoy meat off

its day aad occasion, aad tka stewrosea tka Unproved etaads win enablerfca pspi to have everythfeag la viewrresa tka start to the Immediate finish

se various race. There win ha aa-- 1 eellent opportunity for stand aadMoartsestretek to view tka events, ow-- fl

to the orraagemeot. aad It Is waff

is say tkat there will be not leas thanmr thousand pen- - within the o- -.

wre af tka race track nad twice aarwwwy outatde when tka starter's flax i

raMB far tka gnl event of the day.ewi tor the bis event 1 x- -

fawat. With track sibtatns; its iget the atrtereee. cner should

- SS MMl Ot tthree which aSB acatayy tka atlaatlM

f tka dope Rend Co ike great -

I

od the half mile. The-- other raeea ffcr

ly L of course, evil aitgwlio!itl-.n- . but the three III aaa I

. aawL .l. a epeor'e wsring wnn iu-- Kmwnterost aad goessing ths hardestis sack off the events there may he',octd U, be a breaking rds

k JeIks track. The bwngt.il. were

wkfl lrwr--- :

didstes were warmed up bytng gl -- ,

. a fairly gaodhea:. f'fM?" ,wrkwaaW In- -mm t vsrlofla-fswhi-

la a t InWff Waykay to be la

v

-- ri was seat akiaa the1 up the fartuag ta z'B. accord--

m (u IDS WSirne.. I ow mcoe . "

--iiZ. 1a ik, . . ,r nnwrtVdh SaTssoutb .V. elatr for aW

.idr, J aaa seal along a mil worse.mm w-- r, .a

mmm f this rT af.ife:ber The fasty sssn4m w.V

bj Imoerrveo niif matwr'T ' ' M e a.be .bl to afaj 'rr onos,

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depleted. The Hon Kllsha Allen MavoUrne.n- - w ith so much feeling thatConsul to Hawaii) once d,,- -(American aud,,.nr, demanded another selec-nate- d

an enormous fruit cake that was

MATE SAID TO HAVE

DESERTED GIG

A Hearing Will Be Had Before

British Consul Tomorrow

Morning.

shipwrecked sailors of tseTHE coal ship Fannie Kerr ar-

rived yesterday morning on theMikahala and are quartered at theSailors' Home awaiting aid from Brit-

ish Consul Hoare. which has beenpromised for tomorrow morning. WhileCaptain Gibbons and the members of

his crew tell of no particular hard-

ship suffered by them. et the vsy- -

age from the place where the burningship was abandoned to a safe port esKauai was far from being a pleasantone.

The four men who made tbelr saeape

In the ship's gig suffered the most andthey make grave accusations awjklnst

the first mate. David Longwlll. whonathey accuse of deserting tkero. Thisstory, however, the mate and the ansawho were in the big boat deny, andthey say they did everything poasibls

for the men In the gig, even to riskingtheir own lives.- The ptana of Captain Gibbons for thefuture are not known, but the membersoff the crew can all get berths aboardvarious vessels if they wish it. Theywill be shipped either to Vancouver orto Pan Francisco, though nothing defi-

nite will be done until after tomorrowmorning, at which time a hearing willbe had before Consul Hoare. Mr. Bkiaresaid last evening he had heard nothingofficially concerning charges to bebrought against the flrst mate, thoughhis inquiry on Thursday morning wintake in the rumors and reports tkathave been drifting about the water-front since the twenty-nin- e shipwreck-ed men of the Fannie Kerr arrived i.Honolulu yesterday morning. A shortinvestigation was held by Mr. Hoareyesterday but nothing was said at thattime about any grievance the menhad against the first mate. In the af-

ternoon Captain Gibbons made a for-

mal report to trie Vice ConSUl. T. M

Bwanay, who is also the local agent forLloyds, merely outlining the accidentand its causes. The forg Pftbe cap-

tain of-th- e voj-ag-e aAoVssdht mis-

haps is in substance as follows, all theoffice and men agreeing to his state-ment of facts:

The Fasnie Kerr l;fi NewcastleAprP, 7 With ton? M Oreta coal,hound fur San PT.inris - All wentttvU uutU early on. the morning rif May2S, when smoke was noticed or tp-tai- n

Gibbons coming from the ventila-tor, but an investigatiou disclosed notrace of fire. h4 ptalh then orderedtharartol.es battened down in the hopeof smothering the fire, and It was de-

cided to make for Honolulu, the nhipbeing at that time northet of theIslands. The full extenl ofj the firewas not known until the following daywhen abmifctwo o'clock in the morning,without any previous warning, thetiter hatch, Nti . was suddenly blown

: the air. Skldle the ventilators wereserft htrh ovf th- - ship. A sheet f

flame ir,0 feet high follower, r-- ire tvie01: ...of. hatch No. 3. and the misxen rig-

ging caught fire from the flames. Allefforts to batten down the two batrh-- !

unsuccessful, and gas begaa toissue, frorb the remaining-t- w hatcke.

The center of the fire appeared to

be anrler the bridge deck aft. and theteei decks soon became so hot that

in some places 1t was Impossible toI upon them. The strok ana X- -

.). tn the dsnirer. and the! men were iq constant danger of satTc-'- ,

catiSn. " rknfMl. After flghlfjasithe fir

'allavr ifniCseefng thait was bope-- ,

less, at W as decided to abandon her., The four boats wex fully provisionedandnffke watfr. : which we' gettingwaA&TVa plttVef! feboard. First MateLongwlll was put in charge of the lar?"life boat with eleven men, the secor l

Imate tO',k the dingey with hree awesfenti .th boatswaift the g-l- with thre

, men The captain, with the third mate.I took the second life boat with tes af

the crew. Shortly after leaving theship the dingey began , to fill wilhwater an.i the captain put ba-- k a.nd

1 took the f --ur men aboard. He also hart'his St. Bernard dog and a cat with him

' and it became necessary to throw oger-- I

board all surplus baggage In orJef tolighten the. boat. Th" caphalk'tlf boat

'cot separated from the flrst mate"?boat and the gig the flrst night. Forthe flrst few days they had a bard

j time of it. On June 6th Bird Islandwas Fighted, but no attempt was made

(Continued on page X.)

MOTHER

II ALP century off rood deeds was'A . . . .w.

Strangers' Friend Boclrty celebrated its fiftieth anniversary st theresidence of Mr end Mrs Prank Da--

n Ghaplain street. In the sameroom where the society held Its first

tiny Of an the origins! names en- -

the quaint preamble andconstltutloa. only three were answered I

to last evenInf. These were Mrs. Persia Taylor. Mrs Dudult and Mia Cor- -

ney. The celebration was a soeealevent and the attendance was mu. n

laryer than was anticipated.The room where it was held was fill

ed with flowers aad vines ana neregathered the mpany which was en

tertained with an excellent milIrs I

proaram aad the readln of a paperon the society's work by Mrs Alexan-

der Mackintosh and of the original rolltoy Mrs. 8. M. Damon. Informality wasthe rule aad sll spent' a most delightful evenlny. The decoratln of theroom waa done by the Damon grand-

children. Julie, vmlet. Vera, Daphne

and Dous-t-a Damon.Hon. W. P. Allen said It was to be

regretted that neither of the sons off

Mother Demon, the oraanlser. was ablekk be present. He called attention to

I ki.-- k ,h pirbrnii.n wasmr iuviii -belay held and It fond association tothe society. He ald thai rr in-- un.thirty year the society did more forrelief of the sick, destitute aad friend-less than all other similar societiescombined. la the early days younmm rant Honolulu from ir- - commines of California. broKen in neaiinand 1 ,L5rVS ,k--

foodi.v1I

KSV. aaa wni. iwie.o -- i

.frequently nldod ibem bach toan4 g,. thrm assages tu me .ssi.

The nrrt number of th- - program wass a - w mm w- part song, say irw ' i

Hert." rendered la a pleasing man- -

nrr by . tee club composed of the ffet- -;

,owlrMf Sopranos. Mrs Cllve Usvie.Ward Ml-- s Hy.1- -: sltoe. Miss von

oll. MM Itscon: tenora Arthur Wall. .

J A rnebum basses. Cllve Davles,A!hert Jodd. D. W Anders .n. accom-- ,

Mr Frank Atberton: r-- j

Tb4Wjdor Rrbards Mrs France Gay ,

fqi aed with n solo. isianuIhssam."' the ctlon being renderedn a eaottvawgnnn. r. H M j

. .j r - m i mam. m ..rvMnll i nM I i nm mo.

yotlsie the mik-- la 4". This Is suffl- -

fast rci-- m iu muiuir- - a- ,.. shV atrVa nm aflriilsaJba.

Ae --hajf mfle-- . be a'hot lura.Mollis Connors I perhap as good as

ii ifs.w ltn xw ned the mare.believes there Is no doubt but the speedfk there to maae ine nan in mwu

! . . .W4. .Ill K. Mnltltlnr' It.fe. iqi mr -- w. -- 1 . m- - . . .wa . .. 1 1 w.i.i.uW a w a.i. --jr.."not into ini. even: - vra." ir a. tml t aai... .a. ......ercr w-- - -

tc m-th- e the dlshsn.eThe th 111 be of the veryhisnaft OadUty "affid' tif "hould he

t Interest, to compel attentionfrom the large crowd

DAMON.

. . . ......i m. w a ; .1puinK. I nree years ia;o me aswiaitu'haritles was oreanlsed. and the em

Cleat and energetic manager. Mrs. Ber- -gor, has done much to lessen the workof the officers of the Strangers" FriendSociety.

May the generous and loving peopleof Hawaii nel continue to bear In mind,ho words oT'oirr blessed Savior whenHe said: '"Inasmuch as ye did it untotht least of these, my brethren, ye didit unto me."

Two piano solos. "La Chasse" andSuite Norse."" were eiven by Mrs. H.

M. von Holt, and generous applauseroOowed her splendid playing. Mrs.Montague Turner won much favor andapplause by her delightful singing of

I.lMt-nin- e." The ballad was so melo- -

i dtously given that the audience cnlledi . - - - - . . . . . V. I V. .......' Tj iur an rntuir, u u -( reanonded after the regular program

,.mi..,i. wh-- n sli- - sang Kathleen

' im- -f-"- " ou

Kram with "He That Hath a PleasantPace." Mrs. S. .M Damon read the rollOff the first meeting, although some ofthe names she was not sure of owingto the blurred records. The nameswere as follows:

Mesdames Newell. Damon. Taylor.I'aty. J. LAdd. Penhallow. Newcomb.Snow. Bishop. Hoffman. Cartwright.I.athn.p. Knox. Dominis. Harris. Ilbid-g- o.

Dlmond. Hardy. Judd. Fuller. An-Iko- a,

Bates, L. Smith. J. H. SmWh.Wood. Stott. Tabor. Brown. Lee. B.Judd. Ford.. Hall. Hackffeati ' Lyfcn. itXC. Harris. Whitney. Corney; MissesFowler, Seveismv, Vet... Holt. Uou-ir.so- n.

K JWjdff; H f idd. T, Owld f

Hall. M. Dimond. Laymon. Newcomb,It.ibb. S. Andrews. E. Corney.

The music hd'ijt-- r mast of theprogram 'was br-u!h- t to an en.d byheringing of "Auld Lang flpieV Bwhich all present Joined. A social halfhour followed during which lye creamand ca"kd were ed. Among thoselr.-sen.4- (.overnor and Mrs Dob-- .

Hon. and Mrs. W. P. APn. Rev. andAlexander Mackintosh. Mr. and,

T Tg -T. Ciiv- - Davles.lor. Mrs. Dudoit. Miss "Corney. MotherCastle, taptalu and Mrs. Puller Mrs.Weaver. Mr. and Mrs.' von --H Miss

(Continued on page 1.)

a-

him at , ,htr not Interfere in the tTUlt- -

ter at that time, but if Mr. Dole didnot return I would take it into coh--slceratlon. .

I. Asked over the whether; the Advertiser's editorial ha in any

v av mi!rIp --"l1 s4 ;e Coop- -

1 w a w wI HAVE NOT TF.T .SCFiN THE

MurmMll. REFERRED TO'"aND5Sr1fflSWEB

1 'f-t-

jf i dq- - -- a iwi r theim ana.jMi-- . mc ivaj" v.v.... - -- - TV. . . 4 rl

, - Mmm .would not interfere In the matter men

111 HUrUil Ilia,,!,, avaa ". - .into oonFiui rui.Dn u jh.

: The difference "twlxt tweedledum Sndtweedledee" is all the difference thereIs in these two versions, and It makesa poor foundation for calling the Ad-

vertiser's report '"absolutely false" oreven incorrect.

pleasing and dainty ballad. Paul Isen- -

Wnsuu "mentation" with flne effectsad was warmly applauded

MRS. MACKINTOSH'S ADDRESS.

The address of the president. Mrs.Alexander Mackintosh, was as follows:

It Is 6 years today avince the 8Iran --

t...r- Vn. nil S.m letv (the oldest benev- -r.tVnt society In the Pacific! was found- -

and OI.-anl- ed r the vVry room In- . - . fc ,i wunu n we are now uc.niuiru. v;

whose famewidesnread for deeds off unselfishcharity end devotion. Never was any-one tui lied away from th-- e hospitabled.-.- rs The need of a charitable asso-ciation bad long been felt and the callfor helpers wns well answered. For onthe records of the first meeting we Andthe names of S2 members enrolled. Off

these flrst slyneru there are now butfive living: Mrs. Taylor, who Is withon this evenlnic; Mr. 8. O. Wilderi Sen ) of Bskbank. Miss Corney. whoIs still In Honolulu, and Mrs. Lenox,sister of General Marshall, who Uvi-- s

in Weston. Mssa The first, presidentelected was Mrs. Newell, who held thepost for three year.-- for we flnJ thatIn I US Mrs. Damon was elected presi-dent, which position she held so noblyfor 35 year, until her death In 180.when Mr. W. P. Allen was made pres-

ident, which office she held most eff-iciently until she resltrned In 1993.

The arest amount af work that waslrne In the olden days we can under-stand from the fact that for severalyears meetings of the society were heldevery fortnight. In those days It washard for anyone to get sewing done. i " i UirbeftaH . f- w, r- - thankfulto get the society to do even theirmending. Home survivors from the--. recked steamer Independence werethe flrst shipwrecked people to havetnelr wardrobe replenished by the so-

ciety, and $ was raised and plat 1

in the society's hands to be Judiciouslym--M . w. ..,fr..f-- r In IS&4 the' - - -fiprnuru

iadl- - mei ai ine wuwi..slst In making up the bed linen for therooms then ready for occupation. To-- z- i.w..n l.lu nome li

. d of whal th funds of the Stran- -- yrlend itnclety were for. Is related" f.,,,ow,nK anecdote: Several young

. . . i t.aina n n rorT l !

soen hired a carriage.they smashed, and having no

money to pay damages, tkaT kPkfa ln- -

crceratea ta e ; " ;it,,- - uays. wswsw, - -- - -streets JMfJt thTm out offr. rine. but

to,d ,hat ,he a F. g. was notfwUnded to treat such wounds

Ajj the yemr, roned on the work oflhe society ln resseu to wucu .y j,hnt beside th-- paying of ratata, mmb,UlI hospU. ;. ...v.u . nai i ini itj.. w...--er- -

ARTILLERYI!

POST ATKAHAUIKI

When the army artillery post atCamp McKlnJey U , abandoned It Is

probable that 'it-wi-ll he lad out In the- .TLTT'Jr mZT

Mnao.n. o.-i- m, - - -taper back off the Kamenanaaa senw. e

and reached hy n coatfauatlon of theKamrbarneba IV road

,niprr....n. na aavur i u- - -the War Department st Washington

w ' aov.1 a ,rt rfn an the leases,111. i -

covering the property on which theramp ! now located ce,,r1 na a sais w .! - - - -

erected on approved army post pland

r-- ..ti, A th.. n.-v- r huMdlna onnr r, a. a aaa v.a aa.a.?.M.-- a. ...... nretsnla streets fell to.aw..., a. -

the ground yesterday morning, but noone was Injured.

. . I ... .uMlnn Ihe nrocecds of tn- -(sale amounting to $240.50. We are nottold but suooose it w as sold by theslice.

B degrees many generous friendseame to the fore. The largest donatorsrerc th- - Hon. C. R. Bishop. Hackfeld

,v - Th.-.- . H Davles & Co.. Mrs Wfj irvln and Messra Gay and Robin-son. Our most frequent contributorswara Mrs s N. Castle. Mr. Rice.(Sen.). Mrs. W. P. Allen. Mrs. Dole.

.. Mrs. Knudsen. Mr"Orinbaum. Mrs. Hopper. Mrs. Loulssand many more too numerous to men-

tion. Many sea captain also contrib-uted most llberslly. In 1T8 when Di-llingham sV Co, It Into their newt.ullfling. they made out their firstcheck In favor of the Strangers'Society And In ISM Lewers & Cookoccupied their new building and madeout tbelr first check also to the Stran-.- r

FVlend StH-letv- . In 1S3 when thefirm of Messrs. Hackfeld & Co. oe

its Jubll.-e- . SlOO was tcnt to th- -

S F. S. Ten dollars was once went t'

the society a "conscience money.from a man who hud nursed a ftrienddurng his last Illness and found themoney after his death and kept It.thinking It a Just recimrpens' for histrouble but his conscience pricking himIn the matter, he sent the money tothe society. Six or seven legacies werealso left to the society, th-- largest be-ta- a

mm fy aa B Ha kf Id Esq MrsukfeM undinK it after his death.uk. ,r.. when th. society was

BULLETIN'SSTATEMENT

mm m--m m m

IS I A L3 C

Ual evening'scg Oovernor Cooper had express- -

,. or w . rmim o,Dol. inquiry over the telephone

brought this statement from

"o J-'- - nlT:r' l." T ... fMt ena,och

WH;. qaotd-J-dg- r Cooper

HAVE 8AIDK on "Thursday night that he hopedto be able to take up the question of

N S Srt? TJamrmed It. a pardon the first thing In the morn-th- lt

ATt.ag aov. Cooper laad ST'JmX iqXge. which will be'Ws terwnfly In Ranald!. c? at ur j

ootalon tTmiX trwre-ni- a aa swswg w .

it tn ootnksa of Owasr con- -

ntsarkaas that hta fcora ta aot bettertsaa t: for timjdjk should bo.d therem w gret spcuU:: P. for Jk grey

aim beatea. but It hi oaf to sayi taeee -- is.aowas aal the nut

ttsXas thaw tkat and fff ran- - keepto tka gait skona yesterday k

eompet Qulnrt to make a new rec--i for the track to W1u Waldo J is

SO Ke

fk Bile am bring together for thedoei st th wire th gam horse We-Im- .

tt.e Wvlher rrare Del Vlslare nsrtd. the sportsman par and

.mple. to make Ik race. wacdsd tk

gfWst to Issuer a fast ratio. Tka Ma- -

fmT t going aa tk mare withV settef that Se wtD b able t- -

S

. w.rrv a i . xr. emith . .niaca!lv de- -- ar awTs av www -- -7 w

nyl::g tki report of the Advertlwrs.t,-,- . . h.h r.on last Thursday- - 1.

nU--ht Judge cooper wjua .g..tak UT the question af a pardon

the first thing In the morning.Touching the above the Bulletin as-

sumes to quote Judge Cooper as fol-

lows:It Is sbsolutc'y false The last words

..rh it.nr. and Sllogemer . n-r- -

..a... .. ,,ne belns about the.IMSU -- T . I.. an iti f " wilt.-- 1 " in,, a... .aa. . anriZJJl uTtrZJZ I

Refrehments will be served In the. . a m w. 1 w hi' 1 nns 1 1

, - 1 - -- , huff 't Iun'tM rial ties!h "ow there will be eaaneral

... -- .T P -- re will WW aaa!..-.- -

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o THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. ,3E 11, 100a.

Horse Carriage Needs! RACES TO The Geisha Shirtwaist

BE FASTTHE QUEEN OF WAISTS-T- HE SEASON'S

GREATEST PRODUCTION(Continued from page 1.)

and reaorte will be well patronised inconsequence.

There v. as not a great deal of specu-lation upon the events. There wereseveral bets made last night. The bet-Un- a:

upon Weller-De- l Vista wax 1100 to$50: Mollie Connors-Nulla- h, tbe same;Waldo J. against the field, $100 to $35;

The selling of the GEISHA WAIST has been so enormous oq account of its surpassingexcellence, that we have found it difficult to sujialy the demand, but large orders given iit

advance of the rush in the Mainland, which arrived by the S. S. Hyades and Alameda, plares

W aiwaj. keep on sale a full line of tbe t- -t damage goods

and caa HI yoor order at the lowest priaee. Sea our window

display of

Miller Haraaas Oil, Harness Dressing,

Haraeae Soap, Castile Soap, Chamois Fkine .

Carriage Duster, Axle Crease,

Carriage Axle Waahers, Wagon Jaaks,

Spoages, Curry Combs, Bruehe,Maaa Combe, Whips, etc.Carriage Paints and Varnishes,

Hack aad Carriage Rubber Tirea.

Billy Lemp against the field, evenmoney, even mo.iey that 2:30 will notbe beaten In the gentlemen's driving:rare.

The club officials of the day will beW. H. Corn well, president: Edgar

Halstead. vie- - president: C. L Crabbesecretary, and G. P. Wilder, treasurer

Kxerutlve committee Prince David

us in position to serve our old customers and invite new ones. The GEIS B A WAIST Torr es

in the most exclusive styles, the latest conceits, and choicest fabrics, all da tycrisp and new.

The GEISHA WAISTS just received are made of rgandies, mulls, lawns, batistes, m

ras ginghams, mercerized chambrays, china silks and crepe silks, the trimmings always in

perfect accord with materials, but the STYLE of the GEISHA WAIST pleases you mc-- r

The sizes are 32 to 44 Ladies looking for size 44 will find them here now.

We sell the GEISHA WAIST at moderate prices. One twenty-fiv- e to five dollars. N,

more than the common kinds are. A special display this week.

Kawananakoa. Prank Halstead. S. IShaw and C. I- - Crabbe.

Reception committee H. af. WhitneyJr.. Dr. af. K. Grossman and W. CWilder.

Judges A. N. Tripp. Edgar HalsteadE. O. Hall & Son, Ltd.New Boildi i , Corner Fort and King Street.

and A. Horner.. Clerk T. V. Kins;.Starter Charles B. Wilson.Timekeepers James I Torbert

Louis Marks and Chris Willis.Clerk of the course Thomas P. rum- -

rrwrvs.Saddling paddock L. H. Dee.Handlcapper Robert Ballentyne.

Whitney & Marsh; Ltd.ENTRIES FORTHE RACES

(Copyright tStt.) lbs.; aged; by George

Prince David Weller. 126 lbs.; s. s..aged; by Netherelserster-Lixxl- e Pick

The entries for the two days' racingare as follows:

FIRST DAY JUNE II.wick.

Withdrawn Time Center.

SECOND DAY JUNE 14- -RACB-ITNI- ON FEED CO.One-ha- lf mile dash; purse.

FIRSTCITP:$100.

Blom's Special Items.Every item here im a bargain and there are lot more bargains io

oar store not mentioned here. If we tell too all about tbe handsome good

in stock we would find it necessary to bay the newspaper. Not thefollowing and come and see as:

BLEACHED LIMBH TABLE DAMASK8 inches wide, good quality 35c per yard

Tf KM K V RED TABLE DAMASKOar price thia week 35c per yard

FANCY POKTIKHKS3 jda. long. 1 yds. wide in kandsoeaely assortedcolor $4.50 par pair

LABIEM CLOTH CAPE8Fine assortment, excellent coastruetiea and extra valueat $2.5C.

Also an rale this week, Urge assortment af Wash Ribbons,German Yarn, Battenburg Braid, etc.

FIRST RACE FIVE-EIGHTH- S MILEBASH: Free for all; purse. S1H.C. McLellan Rejected. 121 lbs.; aged;

And StillThey AreComing

CARLOAD AFTERCARLOAD of theCelebrated

Anhenser-Busc- h Brewing

Association

by Sobrante; dam unknown.W. G. Walker Del Vista. 110 lbs.; s.

G. 8. McKenxie Nullah. 119 lbs.; 5years old. by Imp. Ain tree-Lad- y Au-gusta.

A. Domingo Lono. 121 lbs.; s. h., sireunknown: dam unknown.

R. Ballentyne Mollie Connors. 117lbs.; s. m.. by Imp. Friar Tuck-Clar- a

L.. 5 years.

in., a years old; Dy Imp. Del

R. Ballentyne Mollie Connors. 11"lbs.; s. m.. 4 years; by Imp. FriarTuek-Ckir- a L.

Premium Pale AND

SsKTOND RACE TROTTING ANDPACING: 2 30 class; best 2 in 3. saneaeata; purse, $150

J. C. Qulnn Cyclone. 150 lbs.; blk. g..aged: sire unknown: dam unknown.

S. I. Shaw Billy Lemp, 150 lbs. ; b. g..aged: by Dawn; dam unknown.

L H. Dee Albert M.. 150' lbs: s. g..aged; by Illustrious-Almon- t.

D. H. Lewis Oak Grove. 150 lbs.; b.g., aged; by Prince Dexter-Odett- a.

lom PROGRESS BLOCK

J Fort Street. Pale Lager BeerIn cases and barrels, quart and pint bottles. AMERICA'S STAND-ARD BEER AT POPULAR PRICES. Don't let the warm weatherfind you without It.

H. Hackfeld & Comp'y, Ltd.SOLE AGENTS for the Hawaiian Territory.

Men's Summer Suitsmm. Reduction

SMCOND RACE TROTTING ANDPACING. 2:14 CLASS: Best 2 in 3

heals; purse. $300.

J. C. Qulnn Cyclone. 150 lbs., blk. g..aged: sire unknown: dam unknown.

YV. H. Smith Abdlne. ISO lbs.; b. h.,aged: by Wilkes Dale-Woodnu- t.

W. H. Cunningham Wayboy. 150

Iba: s. h.. aged: by Strath way; damunknown.THIRD RACE HAWAIIAN JOCKEY

JLUB CUP: To be won twice bysame owner or stable; one and one-ha- lf

miles, free for all; purse, 1160.

G. 8. McKenxie General Cronje. 124

lbs.; b. h.; Imp. Martenhurst-Song-stres- s.

Prince David Weller. 127 lbs.; s. s.,aged; by Netherelserster-Lisxi- e Piek-vrle- k.

Samuel Parker Vidl. 127 lbs.; b. s,aged; sire unknown; dam unknown.

Withdrawn Vidi.FOURTH RACE CALIFORNIAgKD CO.'S CUP: Hawaiian bred,

trotting and pacing; best 2 in $ heats;urae, $150.

l.ihue Ranch Boswell. Jr.. 160 lbs.:s. h.. aged: by Boswell; dam unknown.

Thomas Holllnger Leahi. 150 lbs.; b.a. 6 years: by Creole-Gerste- r.

T. V. King Madeline. 150 lbs : b. in..4 years; by Creole-Nanc- y Lee.

'

T. V. King Edith ft, 150 lbs.: b. m..aged; by McGlnty-Nanc- y Lee.KlfTH RACE THREE-FOURTH- S

MILE DASH: Free for all; purse,$!.W. G. Walker Del Vista, lfj lbs.; s.

m.. 5 years: by Del Mar-Playfu- l.

Redaction of prices on our Flannel and Serga SummerSaits this week.

$12 50 Suits at$17.60 " "

- SI 0.00- $16 00 M M H 'M M 4

THIRD RACE POLO PONT RACE,owners to ride Thr miledash. atch weights. Cup present."!by H. W. Foster, Esq.C. A. Rice Gypsy.George C. Potter Grey Boy.H. E. Picker Geisha.Dr. McAdory Kallhi.J. T. Irvine Ben Bolt.Robert Shingle Have Another.George H. Angus Daisy.

FOURTH RACE WAIKAPU CUP:To beat Gartallne's time. 1:16: Three-Sfiurt- hs

mile dash free for all; purse.SI OS

O. 8. McKenxie Nullah. 119 lbs.; S

years, by Imp. Alntree-Lad- y Augusta.C. McClellan Rejected. 121 lbs: agd:

by Sobrante: dam unknown.J. O'Rourke Carter Harrison. 121

lbs.: b. g.. aged: by Imp. Watercress-Lu-ll- e

Murphy.Withdrawn Rejected.

FIFTH RACE RAINIER CUP: Trot-ting and pacing, free for all; best 3in o heats: purse $150.

J. C. Qulnn Waldo J.. 150 lbs.; g. gaged: by Bob Mason: dam unknown.

Frank Vlda Lord Dunraven, 150 lbs.:b. g. : sire unknown: dam unknown.

John "allan Edna G.. 150 lbs.: b. m..aged; by California Nutwood: dam un-

known.W. H. Cunningham Way Boy. 150

lbs.: s. h.. aged. Strath way; dam un-known.SIXTH RA'E ROS1TA CHALLENGE

i Townsend Undertaking Co.::--

The saatariais are the latest Summer Patterns and verylight Weight Coats nu lined; suit consist af Coatod Trousers only. I

Monarch Shirts $1 25Nw Goods, Fine Funeral Car

A complete improved FmValming outfit for preservation ofbodies. The latest styles in hearses on the Mainland do nothave pinnies or urns.J. O'Rourke Carter Harrison. 121 '

ffceae Celebrated Shins are well made af tbe bast sHrt-in- g

materials and hava style and eleganee; $1.25 buysens.

Phone Blue 571. Corner Miller axd Beretania Sts.

M44f--r Mf

Iba.: b. g.. aged: by Imp. Watercress-Lucil- e

Murphy.R. Ballentyne Mollie Connors. $17

lbs.: s. m.. 4 years; by Imp. Fria;Tuck-Clar- a L.

Withdrawn Mollie Connors.SIXTH RACE TROTTING AND

CUP: Free for all one mile dash: $60 PACING. 2:24 CLASS: Best 2 in SKasti Clothing Co., Ltd.TWO STORES

Corner Hotel and Fort Sts., and Hotel St. near Bethel.

added If Vlorls' time of 1:45 is beaten:purse. $200.

G. 8. M. K-n- zl. SoHalist. 123 lbs.: b. EPICUREANh.. aged: 8t. arlo-Ananh- y.

Prince David Weller. 12 lbs: s. s..by Netherelscrster - Llaale Pickwick:aged.

W. O. Walker Del Vista. 115 lbs: am.. 5 years, by Imp. Del Mar-Playfu- l.

Withdrawn Socialist. .Ilnton J utchins, THE HIGHEST MARK FOR QUALITY has beenattained by these GROCERIES. They are superior toany other to be had AT YOUR GROCER'S.

sivknth RACK - i;i:ntlemi:n b

heats, one mile; purse, $200

J. C Qulnn Cyclone. 150 lbs.: blk. h..'iged: sire unknown: dam unknown.

William Norton Directress. 150 lbs.;s. m.. aged: by Director-Elm- o.

John Callan Edna G. 150 lbs.: b. m..'aged: by California Nutwood: dam un-

known.M. H. Drummond Los Angeles. 150

lbs.; b. is-- . aged; sire unknown: damunknown.

John Ouderklrk Sambo. 150 lbs.; b.g.. aged: sire unknown; dam unknown.

D. H. Lewis Oak Grove. 150 lbs.; b.Ag., aged: by Dexter Prince-Odett- a.

BBVBNTH RACE HONOLULUBREWING CO.S CUP: Handicap, j

one mile dash; free for all; purse.nta,O. 8. McKenxie Nullah. 5 rears; by.

Imp. Aintree-Lad- y Augusta.Prince David Weller. a s., aged: by

Netherelserster-Lixxi- e Pickwick.J. O'Rourke Carter Harrison, b. h..

aged; Imp. Watercress-Lucll- e Murphy.

AxLife

California Calimyrna Figs

INSURANOK,

B . I Jr.sm B ' " "BP

feass. ' i '""Ivphssssssssj"

ijiii viri( llA'E. On. mile, tramhorse to receive Cup and Too-me- y

Cart: second horse to receiveBuggy, and third horse to receive setof Harness. These prises were do-not- ed

by the Herrlck I'arriag Co.,the Schumann Carriage Co.. and thePacific Vehicle and Supply Co. Opento members of the Hawaiian Jockey(tub.C A. Rice Tout. 150 lbs.I. N. Gay Frank Murphy. 150 lbs.J. J. Hogan Tony. 150 lbs.V. Richardson Walt-a-Llttl- e. 150 lbs.J. R. Shaw Locolio. 150 lbs.A. L Soule Artie W.. 150 lbs.Prince David Violin. 150 lbs.w H. Smith Abdlne. 150 lbs.M. H. Drummond Los Anges. 150

4 NOW ON SALE AT

521 King Street.Fire Marine

lbs.ilnarny BJIeeh, Wo Strt. J. Ouderklrk Sambo. 150 lbs.KKillTH ItVE FI

Postponed to June 30.Closing Out SaleOoo Kim, 116 Nuuanu St

Fine Slook of Grass Linen Just Received.

WAILUKU, Maul. May 1, 1902.

Dear Sirs: In rny innscenceI purchased In Henslulu a Jar' ytur

Pin -- Money PLklesIt breught me Kr at treuble.

and sf three tbisfra mustbjOSBJT:

L Tau must stop maktagtbess; sr

2. I must get them at lessar

1. i am a ruined man.

MILK I A H Free for all: purse.SMSC. McLellan Rejected. 121 lbs ; aged:M. McKechnie by Sobrante: dam unknown.J. O'Rourke Carter Harrison. 121

lbs., b. g.. aged: by Imp. Watercress-Lucll- e

Murphr.R Ballentyne Mollie Connors. 117 Maee my nrt venture I've

Iba: s. m.. 4 years, by Imp. Friar Tuck-Clar- a

LN U'TH RACE OCEAN EG S. S. CO'S

House, Sign and Decorative PaintingGraining, Glasing, Paper Hanging aad Tratiag.

FirstCass Sign Work on Glass a Specialty.761 Alakea Street.

P. O. lrt hVL .... Telephone Main M.

Jameo F. Morgan. Preaident; Cecil Bnwn, VIee President; F. Hu-tao- e,

Secretary; Charles H. Atherson, Auditor; W. H. Hoogs. Treas-urer and Manager.

X3:-ULSta.c- e 3z Co., X-td- .,

WMOLB8ALE AH rtETAIL DEALERS IN

Firewood, Stove, Steam, Blacksmith's Coal:t-

- Bl .t k and White Sand. Telephone Main 295.Special Attention Given to Praying.

CUP Three-fourth- s mile dash. Ha-waiian bred: purse. $25.

John Carrelra Alta Starey. 119 lbs..s. m.. aged: by Joe Stacy-Alt- a May.

M. J. Roderques Sain. 121 lbs., b. h..aged: dam unknown: sire unknown.

R Ballentyne Amarino. 121 lbs.; b.g.. aged, by Ke.ili.t-Amandin- e

W. Wolters Eileen. 117 Iba: s. m.. 4

years, by Lord Brork-Katl- e.

aad nans' "Jars." My familyfrim early mam cry "Pickles;"

algwnsrs ring the deer-be- ll andon cut "Pickles:" relatives visitme la expectatias af "Pickles. "

Taur 4rkle9 are my Nemesis.dear sir, quote themrime, keg. barrel, hogshead.

te ae shipload, and "preserve"uir Tours very truly.

CARROLL WHITTAKBR.P. 8.: I want Gherkins. Caul-rnaore- r.

Onion. Martynia, Mixed.Paaohee and Mango.

c. w.Ta staaora.

LEWIS & CO.10t FORT ST.

24 -- Tw TtlcDhonea 24--

Read the Advertiser, AtYour

TSN7H It AE ONE AND ON K-- T

i RTl! MILE DASH: Free forall. puree. $200.

G. S McKenxie General Cronje. 12$

Iba.: b. h . sged: by Imp. Martenhursi-.'rgtrees- .

S. McKenxie Tl M -- nter. 12S

Crocor's X75 cts. a Month. S I5IJ3 Tft. J - WAi-KC- Agent 35c Pound

Hi k

THE FACIFTO MVUlbU, HONDEUEO, JUNE 11, rjn. J

A Message HO! FOR THE RACESBulletin for June 11th

SENTENCES

SEUSIDE

Schnack and JuenCase Goes Back

to Court.

fromGarcia

"Cuba Libre" is as-sure- d.

Havana tobac a r

co, best in all tbe world,i- - better today tban ever.Tbe best leaf the islandproduces, blended with a

Ladies' White and Colored

SHIRT WAISTSIf you buy from our stock this week you ean

attend the races in the handsomest shirtwaistin town. GIBSON styles and all sizes from32 to 44

skill that makes it better,goes into STATUTE REQUIRES

HARD LABOR

Imprisonment Without Hard Labor

Ruled as Error by the Su

prcme Bench.The Peft Biend j

A treat to smokers who are hard to please.Made in 30 sizes.

BOCTZ. CLTMER CO.. Manufacturer,.PtiHaSelpla.

O. LAWRINCI A CO.. ABntt, Honolulu, T. M.

Ready Made Clothing for Boys and GirlsRead these items carefully, they are special iu 'ucemeuts for this

week on'y. . ,

BOYS' REGATTA M I I S neatly trimmed and finished, guaranteedfast colo-B- . Price.-- $1 60 to $3 00.

pSSS JSu B0YS' KEK WA8H ANTS-Pri- ces

The ntenoes Imposed oa J- - H.

BdaSaek and Harry Jwn of twentyeys rack, without hard labor, were.fi.rtey set aside by the Supreme

beasb Tae syllabus of this raw is asfollows:

Om who la oat of possession of realproperty, tbouea entitled thereto. may

n.. t. laktn the law into hla own hand,rn-oft- r each possession by force.

One who la In tbe actual, peaceable

poaai Ion of real property may defend

that ptnaeaalon by the uae of such forcea may be reasonably neceaaary forthat parpnae.

"What I actual, peaceable possession-- usifi the meanlnc of thla rule, la to

goods that defy competition. Pure linen pants,siiej from 4 to 15. 45c per pair.ORIENTAL BAZAAR

I

iFAST COLOR WASH PANTS Reliable

material and strongly made. 40c per pair.

WHITE DI CK KNEE PARTS All sixes andstrong'y made. 35c per pair. ....u determined In view of the clrcum- -

- r .uk narllrular caS.rt.111 . w. - . .Where an Illegal sentence na oeen

Impoaed. tbe caae may be remanded totbe trial court for the Imposition of a

MOTHER S FRIEND WASH WAISTS Complete and excellentlegal sentence "Th- - detendanm were triea Deiore n

Jury upon a chance of aaaault and bat mTX TV assortment, all sizes, white and colored

se Moakev e lfwejsa dsva aey ewtontj

sss.MrfMM. (1THIS H K A II Y I1IIR IH FKSF.S New stork iuat onenao. Came

We are Importers of tbetioeet and richest good ajanu-fa- c

tuned in the Orient '1 beyare too oomerooe to men lionhere, bat ceil at oar etore andallow oa te ebowjou througheach department. Oar lUreBronx ere tbe finer t moneycm bay, the same may aien beaid of oar Silke, Linen and

Embroideries.

tery and convlcte.1. ana tne om wif,nh m number f exceotlona One ofthe main points was the contention an

! and see them.- Mlto who had the actual pearea Die po-...i- nn

of the Dronerty In questionDrfmdanta were sentenced In error aaik .i.iuir anVctlna- - thla caae aoes not.milt sentence without hard labor.

Every steamer brings a new but demand either a One or Imprison --

m.m mith hard labor. Accordingly theand attractive goode. PACIFIC IMPORT CO.MODEL BLOCK. FORT-- STREET

66-7- 2 King Street, corner of Smith. Our Soda WaterFLEUR-DE-LI- S

Ice Cream ParlorsAlakea St., between King aad Hotel.

G. E. MORSE ft COMPANY .

PHONE BLVI 1101.

caae waa remanded to the Circuit Courtof the First Circuit for the Impositionof a lesal sentence upon each of thetwo defendants "or for au h otherproceedings aa shall be proper "

BEFORE GILL.Manuel Vlera and Delay Vlera.

harped lth dlstllllns okolehao with-

out a license, were held by Commis-sioner OIK yesterday to the srand Jurym sieae bonds.

JUDOE ROBINSON MODIFIES.A modification of the decree In the

ease of Kahahaalu vs. Perelra wasmade by Judge Iloblnson yesterday.

VAN OIE8EN OKTS CH11J.The application for the custody of

the shUd In the case of George H. VanGlesen vs. Ellaabeth Van Glesen hasbeen denied by Judge Robinson, thechild remaining In the custody of thellbellant. In the matter of alimonyIt was ordered that 1 bellant pay $15

per month, pendente lite. The coun-sel fee of $25 was also to be borne bythe llbellant.

i SAFE THING TO TIE TO"

A Wrought IranHiiching Post.

For le by

J. C. Axtell.393 Beretania Street..Phone Bine 671.

P. 0. Box 642.

GINGER ALE. CREAM SODA,

K0MEL, ROOT BEER, Etc.Is sweetened ay the use of purecane sugar. We use ns cheapsubstitute. ONE REASON WHYour beverages are the best andthe most popular.

Our wagon will deliver orderspromptly without extra charge.

WOULD RENOWNED

The Wines of HstiAT.TAT- - SWISS CClONTT

Who owe and conduct the

L.rKet Vineyard In the World

Special attention given to supplyingReceptions, Parties, Weddlsga andChurch Gatherings.

Prompt delivery anywhere andeverywhere in the city and Wal-klk- i.

Consolidated Soda Water forksCom pan r, Lt.

Telephone Maia 71.

Wsrks ! Part street.

WingWoChan&GoFine Driving HorsesCHARGES THE FIRST MATE

'Continued from Pae L)Htee done more to make California famous than any other industrym tae State.

TO ARKIYK BY TBS

Iden Basse,"scto land. The same afternoon the Gae-

lic was sighted but she did not see the.i.mla H I t. laved by Cantaln Otbbons.Tbe wonderful suceees of CLU3 Honolulu Iron Works Co.On the following day the shipwreckedmen landed at Makawell. Livery, eoardlng

and Sales .... STEAM KNGLNKSDniT CDO CITflAR V IT.T POOL- -

Captain Gibbon does not believe thatthe hulk of the Fannie Kerr la of anyi n In and aava she should be sunk, as

ebony Furniture.Cigars and Tob asses.

Chinese and Japaaess Taaa,Crockery, liatUaga,

Vaaea, Campkorwood Tranks,Rattan Chairs.

SILKS AND S A. TINSOF ALL, KINDS.

aU-t- li Nuuana Btraai.

Dally Advertiser, delivered by carrierto any part of the city for 7S cents amonth.

It might become a menace to navigation.

QTARI PS ERS. BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS,u"" 'w 1 t a.nd mcchtnery of every description

fit FORT STREET. made to order. Particular attentionpaid to ship's blacksmlthlng. Job wortexecuted on shortest notion.

Stable Phone, ltf Main.

U doe to their UNIFORMITY. PURITY AND EXCELLENCE OF

QUALITY. All varieties are bottled for family use and are justlyAcknowledged to be the

mmm Table WinesAre sereed in all tbe leading Hotels and Cafes of the world.

THE BOS l'N S SAD STORT.The bos'un. who was one of the four

mn In the aisr. Is the man who m.:strongly charges tbe first mate with Hack Stand. Phones 319 and 71. Read the Daily Advertiser; 75 cents '

C. H. BBLIiNi. I per month..lesertlng them. His story la corrooo- -

rated by b-t- h Murphy and Colemanwho were In the boat with him. Mur- -

.Kw however, iuivs rtiat the boatswalr.e Italian Swiss Colony LabelOn each bottle guarantees tbe quality. Trade supp'ied

by following jobbers:couldn't see to uae the compass andhad It slewed off a full point. He says

JOS. HART ANN CO.LTD.WOL.TBRS-- W A LDRON CO.further that he took the watcn everynight and kept the gig's course in linewith the first lifeboat. He claims thatthe first mate had no use for any ofthe men In the gig. and would have

... j w Tl in a. .. - -

CAM AHA A CO.

lost them if he could.CS. .j2j.......- - .---- -"'.

i 1 1 ... k. i.Von in hiuirft 1 II.1 III y tt.Knj .1. 1

tif.f...Tii nnfl the mate said he wouldcomply with the request, but he refused

rilONK MAIN 280. to lower the sail so that tney couialift N. KING f get within reach. He further chargesthst the mate refused to answer slg-- 1

nals. and after the first rew mgncawould not tow them.

THE OTHER SIDE.Pini Mate Loncrwill emohatlcally de- -

n'.i the storv that he attempted to desert the men In the gig. and he is cor- -

COLLEGE HILLS!LOTS FOR SALE. :

pj

Ti e 1 rutoea of the Oahu College offer for sale at very low

prices, an.d on

VERY FAVORABLE TERHS(Oue third --Ash; one-thir- d one year; one-thir- d two years' time,

vntli interest at 6 per cent per auunra) some very cbo:ce lot;

at Vilefie Hillt. The

RAPID TRANSIT ICompany perform? a twenty minute service throa'h the property;

the College has provided a ep'endM and abundant supply of artesianwater reaching over t li-- e ent re tract, and tbe charge are reavonable

In is i pj

A MOST HEALTHY LOCATION ;and is entirely free from objectionable surroundings. No saloons.

wash hoases, ivry tables. poi shops and other nai-ance- s of like

character are allowed, and by all means is tbe most attmHiveuburban district near Honolulu.

b"ruied by several men wno were inhi. hnt He siivs that the fault layalth the boatswain who failed to k-- ep

alrht of them. He claims thatk. .ii.i hia hHit to helo the men in the '

s. oznKiHardware, Glassware,

Crockery. Paints, Oils, Etc.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Call and lespect our Complete Liues.

Grand Sale of Fans

gig and towed them at night until they )

r..'i!-- l the line. All the clothes anlother belongings of his men were Inth cir. which was a reason why theyshouldn't desert them. He asserts fur- -

hr that he offered them food .it:dtried to Induce them to come Into the ;

life boat, but they refused. In conciu- -

Ion he said that they had done their ;

best to keep the gig In sight, but ontbe second day before lana was signieathev mistook an Island boat for thegig. and In that way lost her.

Richards corroborated this story inAT OUR

Hotel Street Store.A Specie' 25c Fan if off-re- d for a few day. Keep cool

when you go to the races by taking one along

every detail. He said that the boa unkept out of the course purposely, andthey remonstrated with hlrp to no ef-fe- et.

They offered the men In the gig j

salmon and sardines and it was re-- jfused. Then when It was seen that the ;

tow was hindering both boats themen In the gig were asked to comeInto the larger boat, but also refused.He denied also that theynad deserted,the captain's boat because It was leaky,and added that the men couldn't aav.-bee- n

taken aboard In any event.

diHn i lota i i thi- - lolitv will be able to mfcore 'ull particulars in regardtotlisTkS to Mr. P. :. ioStS or Mr. JONATHAN SHAW at the office

of the Trust ses, No. 404 Judd Bmldiotr.P. C. JONE3, Treasurer.

lialllIIISIEtlIB993l!81IIIIIIIIIIIIIIHThone Mai 1 197.178 Hotel .street.

4

IB TACIT1C

3"'jmwrcUl Advertiser

MDIXOB.

the sick, and blind, and today thosewho have been beneficiaries of the so-Cle- ty

are numbered by the thousands.Each successive year baa rather sed

than diminished the amount ofexpenditure, although the work hasbeen lesj burdensome: and AssociatedCharities bearing largely the responsi-bility of Investigation of transientcases and the Strangers Friend Soci-tt- y

placing a monthly allowance Incare of the Associated Charities fordistribution to transient cases. To tbegenerous donations of warm supporter ,

of the society are it members very

Q. 8 XTH

Itching SkinDistress by day and nightThat's the complaint of those

who are so unfortunate as to beafflicted with eczema or salt rheum

and outward applications do notcure. They can't.

The source of the trouble is in

JUNE 11l AT

THE VENETIAN EPISODE.

The details of tbe affair at Venicein which certain officers of the UnitedStates Navy were arrested and sent toprison have been printed In pamphletform by the Italian legation at Wash-ington. From this story It appearsthat the officers in question, whileirunk. began overturning tables andchairs In an outdoor cafe. The policewer ealle dand their expostulationswere met by blowa So fiercely werethey attacked that bystanders had toInterfere. In court, after a fair trial,the culprits were found rullty andgiven th-- usual sentences, tbe Justiceof which was conceded by their com-

manding officer and by the AmericanConsul. By the King's clemency, part-

ly Induced by tbe pledge that the Uni

KAMEHAMEHA.

urg. ly Indebted for the success attending their efforts. Prominent onjrst the blood make that pure andietyat 5 ,: . ' T7JT. ,.th se we find in reviewing the soc

OLD US. E. PEPPERWHISKEY

HENRY CLAY RYEOLDEST, BEST, PUREST

Dl SI II LED ONLY BY

I JAS. E. PEPPER & CO.

native pmpl have an siona torKatnfharoeha day MM-- that of theffapprp for th birthdsy of tbe great

whom the founder ofrfspsji ,sj a manHaojairs aoctewt line resembled. Ka-mriiB- U

bad th qualities of ath- - power of conquest,

itfe tnstln-- r of eoiplr- - and tbe wisdom

f tnavoanlmlty. He could Invade the

records, the names of the Hon. CharlesR. Bishop. Mr. Theo. H. Davles. Mrs.Hackfeld. Mrs. W. G. Irwin. Mrs. S. B.Dole. Mrs- - Francis Gay. Mr. AubreyRobinson, Mrs. M. Rice. Mrs. C. M.Cooke. Mrs. Loulsson. Mrs. Grinbaumand many others worthy of mention.Of the original members woo Joinedwithin the first month after the societywas formed, numbering 52. but few areliving. The first president. Mr. Newel,held the office three years; then Mrs. C. Damon, better known as MotherDamon, fur she waa a mother to all.was elected to the presidency, and heldthe ft'.' 88 years. At her death, oc-

curring in 1890. Mrs. W. F. Allen was

md fit r.l nmlf, mnn it. i :

ugsfrrfi th surviving Inhabitant to

iui8 seating, uu ruing, lLcumg th.iudisease will disappear.

" I was taken with an Itching on myarms which proved very disagreeable. Iconcluded It was salt rheum and bought abottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla. In two daysafter I began taking it I felt better and itwas not long before I was cured. Havenever had any skin disease since." Mas.Isa E. Wabd, Cove Point, Md.

Hood's Sarsaparillaand Pills

Rid the blood of all impurities andcure all eruptions. Take them.

,u! and m.tk- - th-- m loyal suDjects.

ted States government would punishthe officer, the Utter were soon re-

leased.Happily such occurrences are much

lea frequent now In the Navy thanthey were In th old days when a rumration was served and when officer

ele ted president, and for three yearsnobly sustained the position, until 1893.when by 111 health she was compelledto resign. In 1894 Mrs. Macklntosb be-came president, and for eight years

were drawn from the forecastle. A ageneral thing officers of the Navy, if

not alway meeting the stricter stand-

ard of society, have been roost care

--jt u Kamehameha who made overth tribal reudatorlew of Haw-al- t Into akingdom snd earned th title of the.Napoleon of the Parlflc.

Tikw doe Br dwineV under the Na-

poleonic alrolle. To be liure bla heldwas Hm'M, but Kamehameha com-

pletely filled It and held the ptacehewon until he died. There was hi hima ouallty which the Coraican con-esr- ar

lacked a isslinres to adopt theunknown and untried In warfare.When Napoleon refused to hear Robertmim who went to him with the

Established 1780Distilled under the same formula for oyer a hundred yearshas done continuously faithful work.

A few Items regarding the past year'swork will close my report. A largonumber of individual cases and families have been supplied with dally ralions and otherwise cared for. The LOVEJOY & CO.

Sole Distributors for the Territory of Hawaii

ful. In their public appearances, tomaintain tbe high repute of their serv-ice. That Is why the Venetian episodeha created such a widespread sensa-tion.

The punishment Is to be fixed by acourt-marti- al and. tn the present tem-per of the Navy over foreign criticism.It la not likely to be moderate.

four beds In the Queen's Hospital en Everybodydowed by tbe Hon. Charles R. Bishopto the use of the Strangers' Friend Society, have been kept constantly tilledfor the year.' successively occupied by.10 Olfferent patients. One other endowed bed given to the use of the societyby Mrs. W. G. Irwin, has also beenThe pardon of Mr. Bitting restores tokept filled, for tbe year, successivelyoccupied by 11 different patients. Rents

seml-dlscourte- word to Judge Gear have wn paid and monies for pas

ramboat In hi brain, he lost hishanoe to conquer England and the

world. Dut the Hawaiian chief sawwUh a qnkk eye th value to 11m in

'warfare of appliance, cannon In par-ticota- r.

which wrere as foreign to allsis warlike training as tbe steamboatwaa to Napoleon's Idea of maritimepower. He took these things, knowingiheir superiority at a glance and usedtheea to consolidate his lland empire.

To honor ouch a man Is a dictate ofrace pride emirrg the Hawaiian whosehighest and heat qualities his careermbod led.

t

sages in part or wholly paid. Expendi- -

tures amount to 814.0.20; receipts to

should lane a

Malt Tonicthese days for tbit

tired feelingPhysicians Recommend

81582.82.A new year has Just opened. If from

the decades that have Just passed there

El-Princ- ipe

De GalesIs a line to cross, we cheerfully liftwhatever of burdens we bear over, glad

In open court. As Mr. Bitting Is afriend and familiar spirit of Hum-phreys and Gear, having Instincts Incommon, we await with Interest theeffect of his pardon on their suscepti-bilities. Wlil this be another frightfultravesty on Justice to be dealt with atWashington both In sorrow and anger?

fTbe Bulletin declares that Acting

to again resume the responsibility ofhelping them who cannot help themselves. May we ever have the sameearnest unselfish spirit for doing goodthat so characterised the promoters ofthis work for the Strangers' Friend So

Governor Cooper refused a pardon In ciety.h- - Smith case and tries to prove It by Hav

KJLAUEA.

We reproduce In another column anartlrle written by Mr. I A. Thurstonduring the last activity of Kllauea.which occurred In ISM. In view of thef. t that the volcano to again showinglife, this should prove of especial later

OF FORK- -MORTG AGUE'S NOTICECLOSURE.

quoting him as saying that he wouldhave considered tbe matter of a pardonIf Governor Dole bad not returned. Itla no wonder the Bulletin la so often IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRO

visions of a certain mortgage made by The Standard for Over Half a Centurymistaken for veal. J. W. Kalkalnahaole of Honolulual this tine. Mr. Thurston nasIn attendant- - at every outbreak Oahu. and Koolau KaikainahaoJe, his

wife, to Samuel C. Allen of said Honot

It to gratifying to know that the

So ,S t

ifa

lulu, dated May 4th. 1896, recorded inthe" office of the Registrar of Conveyopinion erpressed by this paper of the

majority of tbe First Circuit Court Is ances. Honolulu. Oahu. In Liber 153pages 171. 172 and 173. notice Is herebynot different either In quality or degreeirtven that the mortgagee Intends tofrira that now held by the power

mt Use volcano of late years and tothoroughly pouted on the characterist-ics and past history of the burninglake. Mo waa an outgoing passengeron the Kiaau far HUo yesterday andbaa prosassss to sead us a report of

ifMleoP at tbe volcano a they actu-ally eatot.

The people on the Island of Hawaii

Imperial Cigar Storeforeclose tbe same for condition brokwhich appointed It. en. to wit. the non-payme- nt of princia pal and Interest.

Notice to likewise given that aftera dictatorship?Is Hawaii underBulletin. FORT STREETNot much! The Circuit Court has

the expiration of three consecutiveweks from the date of the publicationof this notice, the mongagee named Insaid mortgage Intends to and will fore-close said mortgage and will advertisefor sale the property covered and con- -

made a dismal failure of tbe attempt.

STRANGERS' FRIEND SOCIETY Distributing Agents.veyed therein and will sell the same at

do not look on the present volcanic ac-eJe- m

"with any fear, but rather withn Sal Ling, as It to s return to condi-tion which hare always seen a sourceof vou to them In tourist travel.

That there to the sltsbtsst cause forteas, as one living hers will beltfor a moment, as the paclnV characterestkrs of the Hawaiian volcanoes are

public auction at the auction rooms ofContinued ras U

'Jss. F. Morgan In Honolulu on Satur-- ,day. tbe SSth day of June. A. D.. 1902.

i at twelve o'clock noon of said day.V Mowing Is the description of said

property:

It is a non-intoxican- t,

pparkling and highlyconcentrated liquid

Extract of Ifait ard HopsHI known Th best authorities All of that piece or parcel of land sit-

uated at Kawalahao. Oahu. Territoryof Hawaii, being Royal Patent SMS.f .and Commissioner's Award 738,

too hv r.i fmllUr llh the Motive Powervolcanic actio hr for many years

von Holt. Mrs. J S MrOrr. Mr. andMrs Theodore Richards. Mrs E. W.Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. R. King.Miss II yd. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. rartr.Mra . M. Damon. Mrs. Cornelia Da-mo- n.

Mr. and Mra Francis Gay. Mrs.FJstoo. Mra T. F. Lansing. Miss LilianBacon. Rev. V. H. Kltcat. Mr. andMrs. Jordan. Mrs. Berger. Mr. andMra w w. Hall. D. P. R Isenbenc.Mm Monnsrrat. Mr. and Mra FrankA then on. Miss Ward.

nr a unit in staling that thit outbreak la simply a return

bounded and described as follows:Commencing at the Junction of Ka-

walahao Cemetery and these premisesthence:the volcano hsv- - FOR

for vl v- -r. al 9 44 30' E 3 chains 35 2 ft. to a nar

MachineMORNING BI'KINKSS MEETING.

Invaluableto nursing mothers, convales-cent, dyspeptics, week chil-dren, etc., etc.

ALTERATIVETONIC.mutritivh.strenotheni.no.stimulant.sedative.

25c Per Bottle

row lane on the makal side, thenceN. 83 00' E. S chains 83 10-1- 2 ft. (a nar-

row lane also runs along this bound-ary) to the N. R. corner, thence:

N. 48 00 W. 4 chslns. to aforesaidcemetery, thence

S. 83 00 W. 8 chains 8 7-- ft., slongsaid cemetery to Isitlal point.Containing in all one (1) acre. 80

though sot 4Sd. as was the reportedease of Mt Pews kofor the recant out-kea-

In fact oar volcano while some-times sluggish has never b en dead.

die, tam aad sulphur fumes havealways hn la evidence sod th v-- nt

aing open, so splosion simitar Is that Drivingef Mt rete would b.t

Sim that the contempt case Is over,hit of history of the famous McHwil.

n arton may pr . . f int.-i-.i- t to

rquar yards. 37 square feet, more orless, together with the tenements, her-editaments, rights privileges snd

to ths same belonging.Further particulars can be had of

Kinney. Ballou A McClanahan. JuddBuilding. Honolulu. Territory of Ha-waii.

Dated Heaslalu. T. H.. May 30. A. D.IK.

S. C. ALLEN.Mortgagee.

uWk Whn th-- matter came up

Anyone operating machinery hy power other than electrictyis nnt using the best methods. We are prepared to demonstrateto ym both by figures and refrence of those now using electrici-ty tho economy and ad visibility of getting power from us.

Will you ;phoae us or let us knsw in some manner where tofind you we will send an expert 8o figure with you or call atthe office if vou wish.

At the annusl business meeting oftbe society held yesterdsy morning sto'clock in the T. M. C. A. hall, an elec-tion tf officers for th nsulng yearwas held, which resulted as follows:President. Mra Alexander Mackintosh:first vice president. Mrs F. E. Hobron;second vice president. Mrs. AndrewFuller: secretary. Mrs. s M. Damon:treasurer. Mra E W. Jordan: direc-tress, an office renewed for this com-ing year. Mrs. W. F. Allen, auditor. E.W. Jordan.

Th meeting was one of felicitationsmongst tbe members, who have beenassociated with each other In the workof the society for many years, and thecelebration of the society's fiftiethblrthdsy wss tbe subject of animateddiscussion. There were reports fromvarious officers, that of the secretary.

HollisterDrug Co.

AGENTS.

FORT STREET.NOTICE TO SHIPPER"'.

ON AND AFTER THIS DATE

to court the defendant denied that thetrtoon referred to the charge then

pending against Crimp McCarthy, al-

though publication was mad af t r thataso had hewn called. It happened in

Ihis way The cartoon was orderedas soon as Judge Gear bad directedtb rrtmp dischara;- - n the groundthat mayhem was not an offenceagainst Hawaiian laws. It was madeMl good tlm but pressor of news keptIt owt of th paper for several days andwhen th forraan found room for tbepicture a new McCarthy move had benmade. In court. Th Judges held that

Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.King Street near Alakea. Tel. Main 390.

bins or lading will b- - issued by this

WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTDMrs. s. M. Damon, coverins th nerioH

compan. instead or shipping receiptsas heretofore.Freight a III be received under the oldform of shipping receipt up to October1st. 190. but after that date the billof lading only will be accepted

WILDKIt S STEAMSHIP COMPANY,C. L. WTOHT,

President.Honolulu. June 10th. 1803. 8192

Wm. O-- Irwin .President and ManagerClaus SDreekels First Vice-Preside- nt

fully, as follows:Tdsy we celebrate th semi-renten-nl- s'

of the Strangers' Friend Society. Smoke11 is tne oldest benevolent society of...e r.nnr iy years aro. in theparlors f the Rev. and Mra 8. C. Da-- n-

home, the society wss orjranisedby s few ladles, who. feel I nir th-- r.

W. M. Olffard... Second Vice-Preside- nt

H. If. Whitney Jr... Treasurer and SecOeorge W. Rosa Auditor

SUGAR FACTORSAND

Commission Agents

INTER-iSLAN- D STEAM NAVIGA-TION COMPANY, LTD.

NOTUE TO SHIPPERS.

SI LPHTTRIC. NITRIC OR othrr

the cartoon. ming out as it did. wasintended to interfere with tbe courseof Jostle when, as a matter of fact. Ittefevrwd to a completed case, and wastherefore privileged. During that periodth editor was awsy from the officemean of the time attending to somebulldtns coneerns and had not been Ina position to know that the secondM'Csnhy rase was hasd upon thesame stst of fa ts as the first.

IThe decision of the Inter-Islan- d

Ing need of aid to destitute strangers,pledged themselves to do all In theirpower to alleviate th sufferings of

u'-- h who were destitute and sick: andwithout regard to the nationality andrellsious belief. How well they accom-plished the work Is evldnced by tbemlnut records kept throughout theyesrs. To the present dste. the objectfor Which this society was formeH rm.

AGENTS FOR THE AmericanOceanic Steamship Comfanychemical acids, will be received fortransportation by all o4 our stunnersOf San Francisco. Cal.on and after this date until furthernotice.main materially unchanged, for as in

In IMS. mes to the doors the J. ENA.President.

Honolulu. June Tth. 5iiKnv. of the poor, the halt.sap iiny to send s boat In search of

Use drellct. Faant Kerr, is to be com- -

While sh wand-- r about the.pe ally n-- r the t.ack of the YOU InsularOriental steamers she will be s nwnatc

te saslgauoa. If the Inter-Islan- d

aaaapaay finds her 8M.8Sf salvage oughtIs reward the effort.

Rr Mr Corey, formerly of this "WCW ' - J . . - - - . 7mm h

Mortgage Loans

We shall be pie: Bel to re-ce- ir

applicationa for loansupon choice business or resi-dence real estate security.

In the scrutiny of such ap-plications tbe following pointswill receive consideration :

let The Borrower.2nd Tbe Security as ts

Title. Improveme'ite, Marffiuof Protection, etc,

TheamouDt applied for mastDot be (ireater than 50 peraagl of tbe value of tbe secu-rity oouserv tiv natiimaitl.

sfjtbA-ii- aeMjr. shows plenty of nenrv and piUckas staying practically alone la an in-lart- us

city of Caiaa. Bat of sorb staffare surcessfal mission arise made The Cigarr of Mr orey will always be fol- -

wtth interest by the mend hoin Honolulu

attempt to mistutoIn r-- srd to th-- Smith

sssa s bat another effort Is nnbmilfactions whom it has lately assured af

a

Henry Waterhonse & Conip'y.

tsck iispii laavaaaes asReal Bstste Drokers. RISDON IRON WORthe Danish are in the tt.ll snrt See Us mnti W T a IP.T AND Mi:K-VfA.r- lTS.belt Denmarkgjatkaa

IS Stl o . Ltd j IecaauaicaJ and Hydraulic Eniuecrs

E. F. JONES, AgeiSsreekeU Baildims

sn a gusrant Ti Main 818.

they win .HONOLULW.. .. wcasi.

rav ar-rm-n nmurxrwprTAC AT) F.W TTn fciOT TTf TT tttvtt m tiwigggS3 II Alirill Mi Heii mi f MI H mman artist like Mr. Theo. Woree la pre, k inLNhW r ,

I nuiii.ii iuI LJ.LJr nn Tr

M illlcad what - - --

Mr. Paul Isenben says:. , .- - m A I f t

I I HI U 1 1 I I u

m

I

Honolulu, T. ri., April nd, imPacific Hard van Co., Ltd., Honolulu, T. H

Dbab Sna: The presence of tho horn-fl- y peat in my herd of milchcows hat been a mm of eerioaa apprehension to me, both on account of theronderjiwn: rleterieratien in the condition of tbe cattle and the reduced pro-

duction of milk. I am p eased to Inform you that the application of theBo Boa-S-o Itilfly, which I purchased from you a few days since, has alreadyresulted in a d aides' improvement in the condition of the cattle, as well as anincrease of 20 per cent in the quantity of the milk produced, before the appli-cation of the Kilfly. Very truly yours, Paul R. Isehbebg.

So-Bos-- So Kilfly Is a Liquid Mixturedesigned to protsct csws and horses from torture of flies. The preparation is pori-tirel- y

harmless. It is used with splendid results as a disinfectant and germicide.The Klectric Sprayer discharges the 80-R-oe -- So (Kilfly) in a fins, broad spray.From 30 to 60 sows c be spraysd ir a fsw momenta. The Electric sprayer is de-

tachable, and thsa aaay be thoroughly cleaned.If your enimala are troubled with lice, us 80-Bos-- Bo (Kilfly. It knocks them

out. Spray your poultry house with 80-Bce- -S (Kilfly). It WHs hce or snyvermin that may infect the fcwls. Sufferers from ths Horn Fly should give Kilfly

UsaL We are sole agents far ths Territory of Hawaii.

Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd.

siding- - over the manajremnt. he datefor the affair is act for Friday eveni-ng-. June ST.

Pi-A-Y

Tumi Wh!Vi Vi 1 1 flnnt.ltaiki xJaSy.

Cricket e if in baT Jftelr d a" s .Sportupon the Maklkt field today, where amatch between the married and singlemen will be the attraction. Tiiere will

the usual social arcompammerrts tothe came. There will be a marquee.from which refreshments will be served, and every, kind of edible and drinkable will be lnvllsr5r.dte.m will becalled at 1:30.

The teams which wtTI contest will bemade up as follows

Married Hertxtt. Aafield.Irlih. Pllanala. oaaBicmDa ). I Kitteat.Kelly. E. C. Smim. ilcTnM dill: ua- -J

min. ISlnitle R And ralntcipl D.lMayall.

McGill. Miles. D uiaas. aria CfaA. C.Von der Heyde IS rum- -

minKB. GlfTard. Brett.

BY AIJTHgglJY.w a

SKA LSD TBNDER8.

Sealed tender will bo received by theSuperintendent of Public Work at Honolulu, until 12 m. of July 7th. 1992.

furnlnhlno' the DBrtment Of PuWorks S20 Jointa IS" cast Iron bellsphrot water pipe. 1000 lbs. pig lead, 160

lbs. hemp. 2 10" gata tRives and specialeastings. All to be delivered Fwharf. HUo. "A

SpecInca.tiona on Bte In officeperintendent of Public Works, at Hondlulu, and at office of Mr. E. E. Richards, agent of Public Works Department, at HUo.

The Superintendent of Public Worksreserves the right to reject any or allbids.

JAMES H. BOYD.Superintendent of Public Works.

6191

HAWAIIAN LODGE. NO. 21. F.ft JL 1ft.

THERH WILL BE A SPECIALmeeting of Hawaiian Lodge No. 21.

F. & A. M., at Its hall. Masonic Tem-ple, corner of Hotel and Alakea streets.THIS WEDNESDAY, June 11, at 7:30p. m.WORK IN THE FIRST DEGREE.

Members of Pacific Lodge, Lodge leProgres. and all sojourning brethrenare fraternally invited to attend.

By order or the w. .

JNO. A. HASSINGER.Secretary- -

NOTICE, REPUB.iCAN PR-CINC- T

CLUBS, FOURIri UISIHUI.

BACH PRECINCT CLUB BHALLmeet at 7:30 p. m. on the seconu rn-da- y

13th of June, and shall then makenominations for officers of the club. On., f.,i.rth PrhUv L"7th of June, theyshall meet at the same hour and electoftleers for the ensuing two yearr..

On the fourth Friday. 2oth of July,thev shall meet at the same hour andmake nominations for members of theDistrict Committee and Delegates ti-

the Territorial Convention to be votedfor at a primary to be held on the firstSaturday. 2nd of August, btitween thehours of 2 and 8 o'clock p. m.

Officers and members f the severalprecinct clubs of the Fourth Districtwill pleaae see that the above calls arecarried out.

O. L CRABBK.Chairman Fourth District Committee.

W. H. CONKY.Secretary. 61'- -

NOTICE. REPUBLICAN PRECINCT

CLUBS, FIFTH DISTRICT.

KVH PRECINCT CLUB SHALLmeet at 7:30 p. m. on the second Fri-da- y,

13th of June, and hall then makenominal! ns for officers of the cub Onthe fourth Friday. TTth of June. Use

sha!l meet at the same hour and electolBoers for the ensuing two years

On the fourth Friday. 25th of Jul.they shall meet at the same hour anamake nominations for members of theDistrict Committee and Delegates toth-- Territorial Convention to be votedCor at a primary to be held on the firstSaturday. 2nd of August, between thehours of 2 and 8 o'clock p. m.

Officers and members of the federalprecinct clubs of the Fifth Districtphase se that the above calls are carried out.

Q R CARTERChairman Fifth District Committee.

W. J. COELHO.6K 1Secretary.

NOTU E TO SHU TEKS.

SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT BYsteamers of the Inter-Islan- d Steam

Ltd.. are herebynotified that, a new form of shipping re-- c

ijit has been adopted by the companyto k into effect at once.

Fi eight will be accepted, however, onth- - old form of receipt up to October1st 190 after which date freight willbe' received only on the new form ofreceipt, a copy of which can be seen atthe office of the Company. Queen street.

INTER-ISLAN- D STEAM NAVIGA-TION CO.. LTD..

6,$! J. ENA, President.

Notice to stockholdersMAUI SUGAR CO.

m .tii'e is hereby given that. special meeting is called of the stock- -

holders of the Maul huwr . tu.u.h.- - held on Alonaay. juur

P. m.. at the office of Wong Kwai on

mith St.. Honolulu. Business uinortance. Also to ratify the contractwith the agents for the plantation.

Honolulu. June NQ YMSecretary.

MEETING NOTICL

THE FIKST REOfLAR MEETIM. w v n-- i no nnn in im-.- i

rirfevi ;:. attend rs of

imnortaice w ill be acted tsprn.the absence of the Camp Csnunao.

,,rI Senior vice Commander.

Boxing Contest is

to Be High be

Class.

BOTH MEN AREIN FINE SHAPE

One More Preliminary is Addedto the Program Good House

is Now Assured.

"Time" will bring together on thestage of the Opera House this eveningtwo men who ahould give one of thebeat boxing matchea that has beenaeen here. Both Jack Weday and LonAgnew are trained to the minute fortheir bout. The house is well sold andthere Is a prospect that therv iil be

record-breakin- g crowd to see the contest.

Daring yesterday Interest In the exhlb..'on which is to i;mrk th- - tveninsnortlon of the race day grv-.v- . and asa result oi this t new bout has beenadded to the preliminaries. This willbe between heavies, one a ta lr andthe other a man about town who 2

miitf hndv. Everv other featuie willbe carried off Just as arranged

The stars of the evening have finished their work and today will restaviUv finished first, taklnsr his lastirrri!r on Mondfiv. rontentintr himself

Teaterday a-it- h a long walk and s n

little foot exercise. Weday is Btr-jn-

and seems in trood shape for th" bouIf he has no weak spot never beforediscovered. He will cut the limit closeo ul(rht. In his corner will beJimmy Fox and Harris

Agnew continued his labors uniiivnterdav afternoon, having his sparring with Bennett, and some foot work i

a well. He has rounded to rapidly atthe wire. He will enter the ring under150 pounds and there rs not an ouncetoo much upon his frame. He says nils fit and his action Is as fine as could

u iuh.... TT. will be seconded D

Bennett and Joy and others.T... r,.for..c will he chosen at tne

rlncoii'i-. . . . CI......rwl li t sj r found aiiHnr C. Jt - - vMef-irthv- L. H. Dee and r . M. HrooKsT.ast evenirc the betting was on inha ali of xiiO to J40 with ASWeW the favorite. An even money bet was maueni.n thnt the eontest would not lastelirht rounds

Tlif nrosneets are for a rnir nouserr th. ronvenience of would-b- e at- -

,..n,lunl there Wl !) a t K. t Ill.-- .1.

th race track today with a seat planrTha l.rtvea will he all OCCUtued. Ther.rlneinal nartv Is one made up of Fedral and Territorial omciaia, wno wm

h.. the iruests of President Chillins- -

worth

IS IT MURDER?SUSPECTS HELD

Dad Bodv of Japanese CookRecovered Ashore in Early

Morning.

ease of suspected foul play Is beftig in. ..uii.r ,i fwl Uln thew -

Sea th of the Japanese cook wno aisnvtlTi,ijs v from ine snip

1 E 4 i - - -

AUea Klmbitll some time during Satur

The l ly was found yesleraay morn- -

i.. ti., .oiii' n.ir the foot oi 111- - irni- -

...r.i wharf. Denuty Sheriff Chillingw.irth was at once nuneu nuii.. i ii...- - .. . . . ......., . inv th.- -. morcue. Theh.,.iv l ln2 In such a state it was al.... ij..1S...Iamm..st miHjss lb e to niaKe neiuiio

I sure, but f....in nmrs ducovered tnsI K..11..1 ...I f. h tnse orremains a I U 4" II- i -I i v... nilwiiln , .h.w Kuku kaya.

T" suspe-- s ure held t answer andIt Is Sxpeetad that th.- - thlnl win soon

i.. th.. han.ls .if th- - .uin rr.i.-- s iukuit.-- is ltinir keot by the authorities

. mm M. ...I ,h ntTnlr will he t?1 irolli;nlThe Coroner's Jury was formed or we

following: H. A. Juen. William oavidc. P. H. BaraetSS. Albert Lucas. SOumpfer and H I Williams. No veruic.was rend.-r.- d pending mveaximwm.

.f.KILOS AN A ART LEAGUE.

It Will Have an Evening of Living;Pictures.

Ttm swentsenth semlannnsl exhibi- -

ti.m ..f the Knoasns Art waK"-- -

just closed. Starting as it aiu miiiears ago with lessunders. the league

institution which

h. - .me to stay, and which nppea.st all cultivated members ot society.Its literary treats during the past erhave been m st delightful and variea.under the :ibl- - leadership or Mrs. oi--

Kinney. In its several phases ofwork the league has so broadened itsscope that many a person rnw...from the mainland or toreinhas found In it an unexpected resource. i enjoyment and profit .

A new project is unaer uctcio......for the near future whieh is a complimentary one to the league ano mieno

what It hasforreturnto make somespent In outlay upon the public. Thisproject Is nothing less man anof living pictures, for wnicn

will be n.ade in Keeping w.

article instincts of the league, and in

which many of Honolulu s society leaders will have a distinctive pan. " -too early to announce anj o'... "

fur that Is just oeins,o- - .if a series or

f nsrs Mr.- - i -" Khivam. and thsrtableaux im... v..... - - , . .

as

4Ate or-Rc- kt

i

fLwVBREYA. B. WOOD. "ViceJ. A. OILMAN, Secretary

nrer.F. J. AMWEG, --auditor-

MWITft GEAR. LANSI Kvnw ASSOCIATED win a ssi

House;ll J a nN itLots" J Sill

Cooper Tract. ,.t. i. t

I .'. 8" ,1.1

CALL AND GET 0CPRICES Fbll LOTS

BEFORE PyRCHASlIWL

RealtyCO., LTD.

204 Jtidd Bnitdiiiff.

' 5

AW KindsOf Fine

U rr

Varnishes' '0lJ!art l"ji Om b l

We carry axamjjkte stock o8

interior, ext'erter aiH carriajpvsminhpR amoDi whicU ia

SHIP01EUMa J a C ?

It stands heat ana motstamremarkably, makes a beautiful interior finish, ia sgy..;itir and never cracka.Applied like eroinarv varnialsDries in four hetra. 1

Lewers&uoDkeFort Street.

-

V '

Tou caoTetpricI half

starved" hairto gron.

Growth demands Food.

Feed your hair with

Pacheco'sDandruff Ktlier

Sold by all cTroggists a.nd at

. tl Union Barber Stop;

Tel. JIain 232.

JMerchant Tailors

A'D IMPORTERS1111

Or.tsite Kim . Si W CByNext c TToWi am m -

suits mate fa teftHHcfes Sn3 a Cnoo Pit ojaranTtttI

Latest pstternt anJ Gt,lt im

Tailor' GQOda

' twiusi sie.

MMMHIMOMlMt

Furniture !

We are now prepared to dla

play our new line ot pVRHl- - Z

TURE. The latest stTlea direct Itram the Eastern factories..

Among the many things are TBEATtriKUL GENUINE MA-- THOGANT DRESS EliS AND TDRESSING TABLES. These are

Irani a HIGH GRADE factory. Tan4 are made of selected choice Twaad.

Parlor Chairs jM

and Rockerslh SOLID MAHOGANY.

GOLDEN OAK AND CATHE

DRAL OAK.

I Morris Chairs jX IN SOLID MAHOGANY.: (WLDRN OAK AND WEATH

KRED OAK.

:

t . are onhr a fw of thi

wini-- JhinKa that we alwayst iinrk. While we han

dle a full Uoe of Fine Furniture.r alo keep a complete assort

wfht of indlam and chaap furi.Mnrr to suit hU tba trade-- Fa.t.itor to please ererybody"Is our motto. T

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! J.iiopp&CoLEADING FURNITURE e

DEALERS

J Corner King and Bethel 8ta- t

Castle oi CookeLIMITED.

LIFE and FIKE

Insurance AgentsAGBNTS FOR

ICW ENGLAND MUTDAL

LIFE INBURANCB CO

OF BOCTON

TNA FIBB INSUBANOB 00,OF HARTFORD.

.1. Msovekin

Stock and Bond Brsker.

.1 EsUte and Iuawsnc.

EpiscopalPrayerBooksandHymnals.

You will find our ptock

to be very complete andof the beet quality. Thebooks are in three gradesat prices at from

25c to $3eash. Those desiring thebeet books for ths leastmoney will find whatthey want at the

Hi MS (0

LIMIT BD.

Merchant Street.

Summer ClothingLATESTPATTERNS

All the Desirable Shapes

for Gentlemen, slw

Swell Neckwear. . . . AT ....

Lando's New Store,Oregon Block, Hotel Street.

T. O. Has SSaTlpSne Mln

Hawaiian

Japanese Ballasting Co.

Office:

ISIS Smith St.. near KmmaterUl elibar earth or

JSr'rnhsd .1 W law ark--.laraw StoeS an hand.we hae a

uariint.l. andfOX. RKTK WORK

Sane at a very io irr.SAJCW iiNH WHITE

" uu -r- -- "asaaa St 3S ta $1

tivered.

SM law price - CR"fROOS af -- II rada from5. r rack aand.

COMMON DRAT 1 p

t a mew. DBAT MSS Sr u osaw

CrM, Batfael and HaUl Sweete.

Jew TotIWJ HcstauraniJUST OPENED

BaW OPPOBI 1 ct

CURTAINS

CurtainAT

E. W. Jordan's

MO. 10 STOWE

300 Pairs CurtainsProm 50c a pair up.

Ths best collection in the city

and much lower thanusual prices for

I One Week Only ij

a Commencing Monday, 17.

MR. COUNTERJeweler andSilversmith.

REPAIRING ASPECIALTY

fine i assortment of

Hawaiian Jewelry..

Port Street, Lore B'ldg.

mkj&y4A Belt

jjj Mm8f53P $5.l e t

T a fc . . . . nsavT)

rantead W'S UP"-- '"- --

--. It ts aa'iy ru-- -f alaetrlaity

taCliinair

rrSa rscatpt ofta HawaM on

IfNo. 616.

OMOLCLTJ LODGE tto. sis. 9. r.in th-l- r n-- w

tSJBar and Beretanla atreata.STtSay aweotra... thm V R.

PL rOSKLISO.r M BROOKS, at R--

WOMAN'S EXCHANGEH handling may nafcaWta. 14 .rtlatica 403 JuslBSSBWRntfli St.. Arlii

ta a a

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAn ADVERTISER, HONOLULU,

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JAS. F. MORGAN.TO SEARCHL i

L. B. KERR & CO. FOR KERR1

Auctioneer and Broker

05 QUEEN STBfcET,P. 0. Box 594. Telephone 72

Auction SaleOF THE

Mikahala Will BeSent Out at

Once.

LIMITED.

DENMANCreamery ButterComes from one of toe finest dairy districts in theworld, situated near Petalum. Califoreia.

Good Butter, Pure Butter, 4(Jc the lb.

We recommend this batter as being the very bect thatcomes from the Coast and we keep an ice box on ourwagon to deliver it in perfect condition. Ask for thisbrand when you order. We also sell Mrs. Greenwell'sIsland Butter at 50c the lb. and fine Cookiag IelaudButter at 3"c.

GASOLINESDHOilNEOCilPSE"

ON SATURDAY, JUNE 14th,At noon, at the IrmgarS wharf, foot

of Nuuanu street. I wffi sell atPublic Auction, by seder of Mr.

PLANS FOR LONG

CRUISE MADE A. N. Campbell, treasurer HawaiianNavigation Co.. Ltd.. the gasolineschooner "Eclipse. fully equipped for

:o:service. This inrlsdes ropes, anchors,chains, tackle, side lights, boats, etc.,Will Be Sent to French Frigate

Shoals and Then Outon the Hunt.

etc.Terms V. a. 4oId Coin.

QUEEN STREET

SALE OF HOSIERY

This WeekBig Value in Ladies'

and Children's Hose

I I. IVIAY & OO.JAS. F. MORGAN.AUCTIONEER. LIMIT1D.

Auction Sale lephonBi

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With every provision for 12 days atsea. the Inter-Islan- d steamer Mikahalawill sail Thursday morning for a cruiseabout French Private Shoals, for thepurpose of endeavoring to locate andtow Into port the hulk of the coal shipFannie Kerr. This decision was reach-ed at a meetlne of the directors of the

Household Morecompany yesterday afternoon, and therich salvage In sight made the actionunanimous.

The decision to make the run wasreached after a statement to the mem

u:- - bers of the board by Captain Haplund.He stated that after carefully takingthe statements of Captain Gibbons of

ON THURSDAY, JUNE 12,AT IS O'CLOCK A. at..

At the residence of Mr. Slebecker. 3rdhouse in Gandall Lanr, Emma Street,Just above Vinevard street. I will sellat Public Auction the entire householdfurniture consisting of

T'pholstered parlor furniture,Morris Reclining chairs, sofa.Pictures, curtains,Hlack walnut bedroom sets,(ak bedroom sets. rugs.IMning table and chairs, crockery.Glassware, kitchen utensils,Rridge and Beach stove.

the Kerr, he thought the vessel was inLatitude 26. longitude 18 west. Thiswould mean that the vessel was abandoned at a distance of 700 miles fromthu port. At the time the ship waslast se.-- n there was a current setting

EMINENT PHYSICIANSHave Carefully Analysed

..Sauerbrunnen..Bottled from the famous "Koenigsquelle" in the Harz

Mountains and kave unanimously pronounced it thePUREST and on account of its agreeable taste, the MOST

REFRESHING OF ALL NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.

The ideal drink during the summer months.

w.-s- t -- northwest, having a rate of three-fourt- hs

mile an hour. This It Is arguedshould have carried the vessel toFrench Frigate Shoals by the time theMikahala reaches that point, whichhoull be about Sunday morning.

JAS. F. MORGAN,AUCTIONEER,The Mikahala will be under command

f Captain Haglund. and he will havean advisory staff of Captain Gregoryind perhsps one othf-- r captain. It is

Girl'i PUU nd Ribbed Cotton Hote, all wit, 2 pair fr25 cwnte.

(iirl'a and Boy'a Half Ribbed Black Cotton Hom, SplicedKoee', 2 pairs for 25 cents.

Heavy Black CHton Hose, Doable Spliced Knet, 20 centsand 25 cents.

(iirl Black lc I.isls Hose. 25 cent- - pair.

Women's Black Cotton Hose, sises 8 to 10, 2 pairs 25 cents

Superior Quality, 3 Threads Blacx Cotten Hose, 20 centsand 25 Cents pair.

Ladies' Full Length Lace Lisle Hose, 25 cents, 3." cent", 50cent, 60 cents, 75 cents pair.

BlackXacc, Span Silk Hose, 75 cents pair.

All Genuine Hermsdorf Dye

POSITIVELY THE BEST WE EVEROFFERED

Auction Saleth Intention of the company to makev.-r- nrran; nvnt f-- r the success of OF Iiff salvage expedition. The vessel will

carry close to 300 tons of coal andplenty of provisions. The coal supplywill be sufficient to take the little ship,for the Mikahala Is of only 354 tonsourden. all through her prospectiverulse and will enable the towing back

fee land of the hulk in any event. H. Hackfeld & Co.,The Mikahala Is of 11 knots speedand has sufficient power to tow the

ON FRIDAY, JUNE 13,AT 10 O'CLOCK A. U

At my salesroom. 6i Queen street, Iwill sell at Public Auction a smallquantity of

High grade flour.

ship. The only dang-- r would arise Inthe event of heavy weather, when thetowing Hues would be cast off and thesteamer would content itself withstan Mug by and looking out for her Sole -- gren.tswn safety and keeping watch upon JAS. F MORGAN,

AUCTIONEER.the prize.

The time set for the trip Is sufficientto permit of six days' cruising aboutalong the line of the current from the

Also, a Choice Lot of Crystal Spring ButterAuction SaleHousehold Furniture

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ON FRIDAY, JUNE 13,AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M..

New Ready Made SkirtsIn White sad Colored Pique. New Melton Clotk Skirts in

Biack, Two Shades of Nary, New Brown, etcThee goods are handsomely trimmed and highly finished

and cat to the latest style.

NOTE THE PRICE8: $2, $2.50, 13, $5.50, $6 50, $8 75.

MAKING ALONE WORTH MORE MONET

At my salesroom. SS Queen street, Iwill sell at Public Auction a very largequantity of household furniture consist

Pure, sweet and delicious. Yon neverhave any cause to complain abontbutter when you me '"Crystal Spring,"

'40c per lb., and we send it out in neatcartons, keeping it from contact withther foods in the ice rhest.

We have also WHITE CLOVER BUT-TER at 35c , CLEAR BROOK BUT-TER at 35c , and MRS. VON TEMP-SKY'- S

ISLAND BUTTER.

spot where the Kerr had to be aban-doned. This Is enough time in theopinion of every seafaring man whoknows that portion of the ocean. It Isthe belief that the ship will be foundclose to French Frigate Shoals, if in-

deed it has not been cast upon the reefsthere. The ship could not drift far inthe current which was noticed by thecaptain before he abandoned ship andafter, but would be hampered In hermovements with that current by thewinds. , The current when noted wasrunning three-fourt- hs knot an hour.The direction was to the west-northwe- st,

but the winds were not in accordand the ship would not make greatprogress. When the Mikahala reachesthe spot where the Kerr was aban-doned there will have elapsed 18 daysand during the more than 430 hoursthere might have been travelled sev-eral hundred miles.

It is the universal opinion that therewill be something like $50,000 In thesalvage proposition if the ship isfound, which would give to the com-pany a substantial profit.

Alexander Watson has been organiz-ing a company on the basis of 40 sub-scribers at $100 each, but It has notreached the status of securing a shipto search as yet.

ing ofBeds, bureaus, wasbstands,,Rockers, chairs, center tables.Mattresses, pillows, dresers.Toilet articles, valises.Condensed milk, soap.Men's socks, etc., etc.

JAS. F. MORGAN,AUCTIONEER.GALL AND SEE THEM

"AGLE" FROZEN 0YSTRTRUSTEE'S SALE Don't you want some?

HORSELESS HACKON KING STREET

Metropolitan Meat Co,LIMITED,

TELEPHONE MAIN 45Shafts and Horse Part From Ve

hicle Which Start'd Down4

Hill.

ON SATURDAY, JUNE 21AT IB O'CLOCK NOON,

At my salesroom, SS Queen street, Iwill sell at Public Auction, by orderof Mr. H. T. MARSH. Trustee in reA. E. Nicholr, bankrupt,

Two cows, two calves.One buggy and harness.One brush and curry comb.One feed cutter, one dog.One golfing outfit, one seesaw.An order on the Wahlawa Sugar Co.,

Ltd., for 750 shares of its capital stock,par value $100 per share, or $75,000.

Equity in Manhattan Life InsuranceCo.'s policy No. 116.628 on the life ofAlbert E. Nichols, face (death) value..f polirj $!0.00S.

A GREAT IAN! PEOPLE

HAVE TROUBLE WITH

THEIB FEET, MANY OF

THE OTHERS WEAR

WALK-OVE- R

SHOES

This man's Vici Calf

Shoe, made on the "Duke"last, is a SNUG, CLOSE

FITTER, yet has all theCOMFORT imaginable.

Japanese GoodsAmerican Goods

2s..and CURIOS

An exhibition of horseless carriagemaneuvering was given yesterday atnoon on King street near Bethel. A

Japanese hackman was driving alongserenely, boxes piled up around him.while a countryman d in the rearseat. When Castle tt Cooke's place CHTTA 3JAS. F. MORGAN,was reached a shaft pin fell out. let-ting the shaft drop down on one side.The horse started and the opposite pin AUCTIONEER.

Corner of Nuuanu and Hotel Streets.brok. leaving the carriage with noconnection to the horse except by therlns. The hackman held on for a fewfeet. when the horse suddenly bolted.The reins slipped out of the Jap'shands and the animal made a bee linefor Fort street, turning down toward

FOR .--ALE I

Furniture acd EffectsNEW GOODS received by every steamer from Japan.

3STew Store New GS-ood-.s

JAPANESE AND ACTERICANirMerchant, and was caught In front ofHalstead's office. The hack had con-siderable momentum and continued onIts cours" until a stone turned the frontwheels of the vehicle down Bethel

of two Fine LOdglss; and BoardingHouses, centrally located.

The two houses run as one place.Large, airy rooms, well furnished.

Rntal. $125 per month.Twenty-eig- ht bedrooms, parlor. din-In- s

rooms, etc.Present business shows a profit of

about llSo per month.Further particulars at my office. 65

Queen streot.

j street. A big crowd had gathered bythis time and obtained considerable .

amusement from the novel spectacle I

of a horseless hack trundling down thejhill at a good rate with. Its two badly j MERCHANT TAILORscared occupants. r irsi me nacicswerved to one side and threaten- - I tbump Into Bishop's Savings Bank, andonce or twice started for the nollce

JAS. F. MORGAN.

AUCTIONEER

L. B. Kerr & CoLIMITED.

Sole Ageote for the WALK-OVE- R SHOE

Hotel and Fort Streets

K- - Fukuroda,Rob-npo- n Block. Phonp White 2421. 14 Hotel Street.

station, but finally came to an abrupt '

House For Rentid Ooi-mf- c

halt on the steps of a Japanese bar-ber shop.

Bills of Lading; Issued By theWilder S. 8. Co.

On and after today the Wilder

T?y rflor of Mr. H. E. Walty. I ortVrfor rent the home formerly occupiedby hini oa Rertania street, betweenPiikol and Koeanmoka streets.

JA8. F. MORGAN,

this warm weather in drinking Ice Cold Soda Waterof all the latest popular favor?. Put up by the

HAWAIIAN SODA WORKSSteamship Company will Issue bills oflading instead of giving shipping re- - '

celpts as heretofore. Freight will, however, be received under the old form of I

shipping receipt up to Oct. 1st. 5 Queen streot. Phone Blue 1 87 1 Emma St , near Vineyard.

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAC ADVERTISER, HONOLUf-- W, JUNE 11, 190a.

TODAY'S EVENTSENA RESIGNSFROM INTER ISLAND RfttJ at Kap..Um Park track, com- - Black Vici Kid Shoes at $3.50 Don't

Go onmcnco at 10 a. m.

Jamci A Kennedy of Honolulu Central Union picnic at Oaho Colegc anaamam .naS LLaW kW WW

A M at &Iron Woctt Chosen rli$ 7 n- - vv 49 P litDie ok. at CaiaadvMtthoditt ChurchSiKCtisor. piece, oid WaAaU 9 a. m.

Chnatian Church picnic M Pearl City.Wave Honolulu depot at 0,15 a m.JoHb Km. a tn mawtlnc of ih 41

of tb Intr latavad Steam Nori jr. yuaUrday afumaow. t fmc at Makiai. h30 p. rrv

Wfdav Atrvrw boxin match. OperaHouse. 8 p. m.

-- ;,.,r.L t n Th- - a

areafanaV LOCAL BREVITIES.

TH.r. will tw mutlr ilurttur linrwr

Uty Ihui ha-- J o a oon- - tn- -anawaj i of ( tloo of a nucc-- -

ukn up Th- - nrt randt- -

We enr abnw you aomethiog handsome ia

Tici Kid Bhoea. Tkey hare atjle, grace

and comfort, fit perfectly, wear well and

are the beat shoe you can get for the

price. What better can we do than this ?

r

Manufacturers' Shoe Co., Limited1057 FORT STREET.

1 1

this evwulna st the Hawat an hotel.Hawaiian Lodae Mo. SI. F A A. M .

With inferior nr needleeely expensive illnminatinn in your home.There is absolutely no occasion for it. Thousar.d i4 house-keepers thronghout the islands have lemoved this annoyingproblem entirely by acquainting themselves with the ideal j pe-

rfect light for the home. It is as brilliant as gas or electricity,never smokes, smells or gives any trouble, is lighted and extin-gmishe- d

aa easily aa gas, and burns but little kero- - tf i OAsens oil. Our catalogue shovs all styles fr.m sjli OVup, and is sent for the asking.

THE0. H. DAVIES & CO., Limited

mevts tonight. Work In tbe first de--

. Uurt-- d f r SitOrounl ta be Inn Maoon

fai fr tnia ptae kan th rtna-lo- n

of Mr. Ban waa broached abouttrie time of Uaa annaal meetlnai. uK. R. Bees. Ttat'niax Jamea A. KrO-T"l- y

waa rlWo In u. !' Kn.iII as un4eratno4 tnat Mr Kennedy trillmmllatrly raalan from hla poa:t.unM manaarr of th Honolulu IronWorks and after n abort rant will takeuo tbe datiM of bha near pUteo.

Oaaki'aMeasbt

Tk. U U I tr.Milan alla from MeWTorh for tbla port on July 14. and theAlaskan will leave on or about Awarnslft

The ban- - will take nine at tbe The orarer meetlnc at tbe Centralof Jury, tbe realcnntlon of Mr Kna Union church will not be held tbla"tcnlnc. but will take place tomorrowevening

U laJce effei t Upon lh Z'nth. Am anon an be la re-t- be

rarea tt hla preant po- - Th. flrwt rvvular mntlnr of th- -

Hpantah War Veterans will be held Inthe T. M. C. A. rooms next Fridayveninc at S o'clock.

When Down Town

And Wish ToThe meetlnc of the Chamber of Ooaa- - DON'T MISS THESE.radios' Shirt WaistsOf Unusual Excellence

merce which was to have been heldyesterday, went over for a month. bcauae of tbe lack of a quorum.

f.tlon Mr. Kna will leave fr fnlifor-ef- a

mttmt ha win vaalt with bla fans-,- ftot n tlane. Me said yesterday that

ae would not abandon Hooo'ulu butronJd roWtlaue M maka tbla bis h me.

ATTORNEY BiniNOGETS A PARDON

Governor Dots Issued a pardon yes-

terday afternoon to Attorney V. C. Blt- -

Mr 'harlcs M Abbott, son of a TelephoneYork Judsr who was s foreign envoydurliie; resld-n- t Harrison's admins--(ration, baa Joined tbe stan or tne come to our store. We have a

'ohone uiHced conveniently for vourT... .imr Kauai brousht th- - re- -use. We cordially invite you tnport from Hawaii yesterday that the

lava was still rising in tbe KlUueanaar. who waa aervlne out a fifteen pit. Mokuaweoweo Is also reported to

be smoktng;- -daya' eenience In Onhu prison for con

ue it.WHEN SHOPPING DONT CAR

RY A LOT OF" BUNDLESABOUT

Thla la v..lianlc weather." !ald Pto- -tempt of court- - Tbe order waa sentlout of tbe :apltoi bulldins bortly af

Entirely new line of shirt waists; button holes are handmadeand the waists are hand laundered. Tbesc are strong points andmake them fully equal to custom made.

Of latest colored materials: Blue, tan and red at anS2.50. and a beautiful line of white wai&ts at 3.00, 5d, o9and 4 00.

We have als i a large assortment of white waists of chnnermaterials and not so well made, at prices ranging fromto $3.50. i

Summer Wash Skirts

feaoor Alexander yesterday. "It alwayroarms when there Is an eruption andIs usonlly followed by rain. I neverknew the meteorological sequence to

Extra Special Sale

fI tr 3 o'clock and placed In Deputy

but leave them at our store untilfh-rr- fT hUllnwortb a bands. The pa

vou are readv to co home. Wefall."per waa went to tbe prison and nt 4. 30t- -t rx w u.rfMrlanr who had b. n want you to feel that this is ourtbe doors iun open for tbe attorney

summoned to New Torh and Waahlna- -to allow him to pass out n free man home when down lown. .Make itI Wash RibbonsThe oar ilon was Issued in the usual ton by ofTlclal letters, received tnainc-te- r

part of last week, left hurriedly Inthe Alameda yesterday. He will beabvm fur the next four week.

form, tbe pnper "for Just andlei am ennses," Mr. Bating taa In

your headquarters.WHEN TIRBD WITH WALK

ING STEP IN BLUE CAMBRIC SKIRTSccetlent health hfi released. Tri The anrual meeting of the Assoclat- -

For this week we offer. 1 rharUi- - will b h-- ld on weon.-

T I and u-- e nur chaiis. That's whatday. June 1. at S p. m . In tbe Y. at. Trimmed with bands ofdeeper colored blue, $1 50

in tbe as c and time tbe attorney bsibeen pardoned from tbe same prisoneach Ume after basis aerved a nor-tlo- a

of n contemns, sentence Mr Hittbey are put out for. You will en-

joy the nool air for en the hottestour celebrated

Wash Taffeta Kibbonstine bad aerved dve day- - of tbe flftn days, the electric fan keeps a cool

CRASH SKIRTS

Trimmed with linen color-ed braid, latest flare cut,

75cBLUE CAMBRIC SKIRLS

Vrry elaborately corded andstitched, only $1 50

of bis more recent acntence by JudNo. 40 at 15c breeze circulating.

WHEF YOU WANT YOURCORRECT WEIGHT

A bulldlnc There in nr aunn--by Oovemor lhle. Treasurer Oeorge K

Carter and the secretary. Mrs. J. M4

Whitney.Tbe statement that James Ashford

ta the old-- at Mason In the Islands isnot o.-ltne-d by member ..f the fra-

ternity in Honolulu, but tbry desire tomake it tdaln that W. K AH. n Is thewMhjM actie member here, he bavinsbean affiliated with tbe lotal lodge al-

most from Its beginningof fourt a noes N .At a tie-rti-ng

WOMAN STOWAWAY t Wash Liberty RibbonsNo. 40 at 2 j(ON THE ALAMEDA our new scales will give it. The

new weight cards enable yoa tokeep a record of date, weight andthe pain or loss. Thev are in a

IIS. A. O. F . held Inst ev-m- og -I ,

Jnmt ksfnr- - the nnplsok was lorn

from the Alnmeda yssterday 'at-

tain PUnt made n search of the boat

Doob'e Faced SatinNo. 40 at . . . A . little case on the scales. Kindly

COTTON CHEVOITSKfRTS

In blue, brown and grey;circular ruffles, trimmedwith bands of white duck,verv neat and extra value,

$150

MERCERIZED CAMBRICSKIRTS

Latest flare, trimmed withbands of contrasting ma-

terials; colors red and grey.Very dressy and of excellentvalue, $4.50

f Mi-a- m,- officers Were eh--t tru jor lnsuina six months: C. R.. M. C.

I sebee... nab. C. K--. M. I. "va. 'Teens help yourself to them.80c

10cIn location Use WHEN IN WANT OF DKUGvircalbno. For.

anaiwiiii'Her y.

:

Jrevy.P piss: Br II Wah Baby Ulbbou,

w at. Marbado: Jr. W . A. V. ouaa li fT,y on- - of nnm waa a 6T0RE GOODS

COTTON WALKINGSKIRTS

In Crash and in blue andbrown linen. $2 and$2.50

WHITE PIQUE SKIRTS

Trimmed with a very finequality of swisa embroidery,two styles, $3 50 and $6

waa found 12 yard pieces.Hi l: U Ferry. Jr. B.. M. Frelta of the lamest assortment. betntialitv and ri 'ht nrices. VoU will

tn as oahcer's cabta. the door of whichhad bn loched. Captain Fnnt. now.awaw had ben walrhinaj for her. as sbwan known lo bays won abr.l. and l.UAU FO PATKIAKCH 1 J -- - '

find our store the place to come foraaa. a aa

them. Kemember nrst. last aimOlven in Art on Bail:

caotaln thatit as mttmnasd by the all the tirxe. e are at vour serviceIke stram -stow. If you are not a customer of ours

now. we think it will pay you tothink about becoming one.

Bibboos lied Free of

Charge.Baby Ribbon 50 yd.

8poolnat 40c

dat)awi

aways ha ben found, a ere not

Tsnterday.A HawaUnn luau was given yeur-dn- y

at noon In Arton Hall In honor of

Pstrlanb Alexander H. 8mlih by thecongregation of tbe Reorganised

.hmrtl and hloa are to be watchedvery closely ha the frnai

threK..n ...... Urlnl In (hr of Jesus Christ of Latter wri

ulared T- - ffm--m wa It.na tablesem. and the fonrtb hidden away In thew .eemnawd In the center of 1

mnm y - apatriarch ow upled a ITt hg hall and tbeRIBS BROKEN M. BRASCH & CO. : pany

INTO FRAGMENTS LOOK FOR THE YELLOW STOFIE.

EH LKHS' BLOCK. FORT ST.eee fj . . native boy abut it years ot

Immense ReductionChildren's Bonnets Less than Cost

These are excellent goods, but we have a new stock nearlyhere and will close these out at a bargain.

FANCY STRAW BONNETS trimmed with ribbon andflowers, reduced from $5.00 to $1.00.

POINT D'ESPRIT BONNETS trimmed with satin baby

ribbon reduced from $2.75 to $1.00.

CHIFFON BONNETS trimmed with ribbon and lace re-

duced from $5 00 to $1 00.

POINT D'ESPRIT BONNETS trimmed in pink baby rib-

bon reduced from $1.00 to 50c.

HAKER BONNETS, colored or white, reduced from

7"c to 2o and from $2.50 to $1.50.

CHILDREN'S SERGE JACKETS and CAPES at great

reduction, also fine quality pique dresses. Not enougn space to

to. tell about them, ume and see.

.. fomterly employed by the Tram

aeat where he could bo seen by all.

There .waa every variety nf edible

known to the luau table and the ed

guest enjoyed tbe feast.only the pa-

triarchalThere ware n. speeches,

blessing being given. Letsbrought as well asIn abundance aere

numerous gifts. Amongst these were aold heirloom of awater gourd, a very

native family, small calabashes andDialled and woven work. A lar"amwd went to lb Oceanic dock to see

ways Cow waa badly Injured shortlybefore midnight by being ran over by aualri I'adJi Tl.- - A N- io,k Three ribs were ifralb brw

T TRACTIVE

RRWGtMtNT:he oatrlarvh .rt on me auhwu..e-W-

J C. Astell has Just received nln-vol- e

of wrought Iron hitchinga hi. h h will set up a cut4mers mabf

Thp nojisihiliti s ofarrangen.ent f the

.lan-- . They are orneim-nta- i

ftantial. See hl advertisement.iiobe- -

FORT ST.B. F. EHLERS & CO.WernickeStriped MadrasTSTETt ieq 'W1l lastic Pcok CasesAll this sesson"s most UesiraSle

ahadea of blue, sreen and tan. Excel-

lent material for Lsdles Costumes,

shlrtlnr. et Wldlh 2S Inches.

S HER TAHD.

Healthful and Invigorating

en ini . -- mall fraatnent. and in-r-w- ere

aJeo Injuries to his back Theonrhrtanate boy was tnhen to Queen'sHoaartal. where tr. Waterhonse at-tend- el

him. He will pn.bably recyereS

BUSINESS LOCALS

B. F. Bhlers will be closed todsyF.rr auction sales. see Morgan s col-om- n

today.A fox terrier bitch has been lost

Beward If returned to O. A. Bower. 04lllbat street.

Kneclal prWs In table damask. ttu y

oortteres. ladles' capes, st Bhan's ihHw- - k -

modern cottage onA sis --roomrattl ha, off Fensacola street. Islered for rent.

The sale of the caHlne sch..nerK. .tpae was poatponed till Saturday.June M. at noon.

Arabic'' Is not an esperlrnent. aa ItIstands for twohas been used on these

years, and proven Its worth.Frank Davey. the photographer, de-

parted for the volcano yesterday tof ike views of tbe Kllaoea eruption.

A numoer of choice building lots, onmonthly fmymrnf. nn offered for raleby It. It. IMdfurd. r.m 4. 'ampbellhlork.

. of sis rooms with-t- a

A moU-r- n - Itagel mlnutea' walk fro.n loan, is ot-fere- d

for rent on easy terms. eeclassified sda

The furniture of s dve-roo- m

h- .eyard atreet Is offered ror mi-- 7

a bargain Furchaaer has prlvlleg-a- g

renting the cottage.men will ha a

A number .f younsb,.' stand and check or Jake rareA your whe-- ia a bile you therare. Wheel checked, tie each.

ia n'rlork Jaa F. Mor- -

ajrc .timosc unlimited. This feature aloae enhances the value

of the Gl be Wernicke Case, as it can always be disposed of

at nearly its face value.

Dust Proof, Insact ProofRoller Rearing Retiring Door Feature. Call in and in-ec- t

them.. :o:

Alpacas Rainier beermaterials ana awellandaome skirtar-ttl- est shades uf black, navy, brewn.

Pearson & Potter Co., Ltd.and white.T$c to fl "e TARPr

Phone Main 317Union and Hotel 8ta.Ladies' A PURE BEER7 : 7TOSgaaMna

B,ack. La? Hs? S shirts for Summer WearI

nirnaestrsble hne lor WSmt weath- -

tmwmt - ; vi ... Cotton GoodsJapanese SilkStneTniV TnVfadaTl 'lane Emma St.. 't ajapUy . Has. Cuu.t.r.

fine eolleetlan of bouaehold furai- - .TH PAIR TOM l --e. . .. v ' r --,

a waa aaada a mmr- -ta samea The stoan oaed la earSAla new aaanrtanant ot uent s r armanis .jwwo

fram the Coast. We also carry a Largs itock of

Japaaitaa Provision Wholesale Dealera.All our

Latest VeilingsxQutsits sew velllnss-Ptsl- a. slaiat

white and gr-- y.

aad usti-- d is blsek.THIS WMI AT

Silver K rtk vaa.Watches. Ohalns.t sff rttra.nr arise.

v Jean Lindsay win taae a t- -w

boarders at the old BeckwttaTSnantn llsiho. Maul Full trtcularecan he had by ratlin on C. H. I..heat Kins atreet- -

More attractive quartera bass hssn1ted up on rnon w

raoOT fjm . to their rapidlyswstneaa A nice, roomy front ataee

anyone wlatu a iseieea desk room 1"-

-te their aiissaaass or Isttem at

a abort time snly. srUSt NYCA2SD AVK'KE.

ra: Kinf and Llihn tftreata.

rAu'iin ATnrmrrTKTrB HONOLULU, 11.

TBI PACD7TC HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE- -a i: n...Mi SEEKING WORK

j, FOR HAWAIIANSCommercial Advertiser Honolulu, June 1. IIuaoaaian-HUSiraim- n nuvdi , cr.H. T., Becond-claj- s Matter. NAME OF STOCKa Mail Steamship Cppany

TKc Republican Committee WouldExcept BundayHornliiKHsauod Everyby the MXXCASTILB

C. Brewer A Co. . .compant.T Coerce Corporations Thatccoftlon with the CANADIAN'a oon ".HAWAIIAN GAZETTEVatCXOvr. B

Halstead&Co.,Hd.STOCK AN

BOND BROKERS

Money Advanced odSugar Securities.

921 Fort Street.Tel. Main 188.

IVon Holt Block No. 6 South King 8t. Use Orientals.MonoiubA, .and i'o.. LtdL. B. Kerr Co., Ltd.W. PEA KSUS Business Mtnacer

SUBSCRM iuN RATEffcAs a rsu.lt of the actioi of the Rethe United States (Including Hawaiin r Territory):' " ' ', Crr r ib i -

Bdgas

BwaJ mocths 4. .gJWC. month 4 OC Haw. Agricnltaral Co.Vfctorta and Vancouver. B.

for Brisbaos and Sydney:troves ay8AA5ra V"'- fjr Vl-- " Frm. n r Haw. com. & sug. Co1 7r ...,......, IN: m , aruiw, Advertising: raw On Application.

.... JVLY I AOBANl r "''''ftJ Ift - - A aX" t t v A ( . a V aiIfV?t... r r' .BODUfJ

publican Territorial Committee, lastevening there exists a vacancy, and theresignation of one member La on theihble awaiting Vote Owing to the ab-en- ce

of a majority of the membersfrom trfe 'Fifth 'Dlitrlct. the seat ofBti art was not fllled although untilthe hctemnce or the 'resignation JohnD. Holt sat in the committee with theproxy of the passlnr member.

The tlrst business of the committeewas the reading of minutes of meetings

JLi t--THE ONLY DIRECT LINERAILWAY & LAND CO.

TIME TABLE.,CfsfsMri pr R M. S.'Xonfl.,due tfT Mr VnW.r

fowr. due fo Salt for ho olrea n-- Jde .:h.

uaw. ugar oMono muUonokaaHaikuKahukuKiliei Plan, Co., L'd..KipahuluKoloa ... .......McBryde Sug. Co. L'd.Oahu Sugar Co.OuomeaOokalaOlaa Sugar Co. An..Olaa Haid DpOlowalnPuuhau Sugar Plan

Uiiun Co.

m m yggc0 ol Ti U. Davt CJo-- Ltd- - no late WM ysmi.From and after Jan. 1, 1901.

OUTWARD.JXPJm aarVfcelS Daw runnln-- r dally WPW EHI ANOOWKK". ... . w- - . Tfc. mu railway ser long past, and then communicationsine run w imuui, fjnip - t .i hi ll j:rjavMypsJly Dafty Daily .DaW

Capital Val. Bid Ask

1.000,000 100 m1 00.000 100

moot so 44

I

5.000 000 20 24 ...1.000-00- 0

MM 22.3I2.T50 1002,000.XW 20 a 21

7W.000 100 j . HA2,000.000 20 ..... J.

JOOOO" 100 ; I H.ooo ' a

2,fW0.000, SO j ...180,000 100 f100.000 100 ; 140

$,500,000 20 J1.600,. 00 U 84-..-..

1.000.000 20 24500.000 so !. .

S12.000 2 42,o0".ooo a . . . io

j 150.000 100 ISO

5,000.000 50 I

600.000 100 ;

7.O.000 100750.000 100 10

2.70.000 100 74.500.000 l'X 571, SB

700,000 100

mm Ts 44135.000 78

600.000 100 188600,000 100 sM

260,000 100 87U ....250.000 108 8818.000 18

2,000,000 100

81

tooBweawei

104,

-- -

which brirttefte UtMtbAifetensuMonsI Thisd Eu- - a. i ex. . r rw rmvrr r; s iTMftgs Isemsdfafrom Hono sals t Cyada, United States An V.' Jiec to vol WKUi4a,4ribtt laborp.m. D.m. '.omtmiw, l. l.. atcuanaieas repartee jMpJpUBfVariaBCpB 8BV wAUlr-t)-. ihiti witbfl4essra Coelho and Jones.( Honolulu . :U

8:48mi1:08141

Pearl C'ty iShe hd looked ,nto e matter of laborUM M

PacificfaiaPepeekeoPioneerWaialua Agr. Co. . .WailukuWaimanalo.Waimea

STSAHaSir CO'I

Wilder 8. 8. Co

Ewa Mill .IkiV-lt"DaTi-

es& Campari Ltd. .... vu--y .tPAfty- - mwi) na

BM-KR- At HNTW. Ji -'- - .- --.atahoJra3RInter-Ulan- S. 8. Co..Hawailans would do beter. anaAtro-duce- d

the following rfolutiakVhicatut' 3 any dOiPdsLI Miwas adopted:

OceaiBC SteamsfiipCo. Whereas. It has ts the noticethai'of this committeeHaw'n Blettric Co..Hon. R. T. ft L. Co.Mutual TeLCeO. HAL. Co..

eertain publleBunW p.n,VrVaj w avfsssl at f

- CiSP aS)oa J .fcsjKahuku eorporatlons loytng Asiatic la

Dor when am te bad fromamong t h V Terri: ryMill ... therefore, be ItPearl City .. Resolved. That It is the sense of thisHcnolulu fsithis meeting that tnt-secretar- write to theSuperintendent ol Public Worka re--9. F. DENISOlf.

upertntendent.

Haw. Govt. Ip.cUllo R. R. CO. 6J C...Hon T. ft L Co

p. cSwa Pl'n 8 p. ,....O. R. ft L. CoOahu Pl'n 6t. c.OleaPi'nS. p. cVTaialaa Ag, Ce. p. c

queathiatbt all privileges which mayPRAMCIsK?: haVft besa or jna.y hereafter be requested by such corporations be denied tsi TIDES, BUM AKD HOOK.arKRRA

ALAH1

TO

DENVER,KANSAS CITY,ST. LOUIS,OMAHA,ST. PAUL,CHICAGO,

AMD ALBPrincipal Eastern Points

Three Trains Daily fromSAN FRANCISCO.

Two Trains Daily from -

PORTLAND.TUB QUICKEST TIME BT BaBS

HOURS.

UNION PACIFIC TRAINSARB PALACES ON WHBBB8B

JVJrtm m-- w ,...... xtiNB m

nmwa jum.,........ . JUUT

thSmTsS) foitgaS isVrotitinet) ahaONOHA pies' Asiatic labor when labor fromMUA tHi'L ,.....v..fLT among the voters of this Territory is4 s r.'AUAMlTanrru .JULYR A1 ' Z' JUL.T B available. , 1 1 ...

The comirrltee' decrlled thai It wouldAU....SALES.

Between Bo axda Five Waialua, $88;8 Olaa, paid up, .S10.60.

No session Kamehameha Day.AUO. u

1 be Impossible to recognise more thanSi.n. kvia.la.Bi fa mJMtMMMMNtNN fBeta one club In a precinft, and the discus

1U12a LSIQa.. P tt M 1 B.S B W U.XJ 5.7 1 sion of the letter of Committeeman......................'

y v

1 i

Oassfflcd Aavrnscmcnis.Palmer of L,ihue brought out the face1W f 28 1.7 7 U I i .3 17 tl lO.S'11, 8 J Vr? 1 " 176 5rV " that tVlsfffltjlrb; a remaWs-T--C the

Thur.ia t 23 1 2 1') 01 S N i.24.i lUttim.am ln.mWU& the smiling oT tfte abeva steamers, tb Agents are pre- -

lir tifcts.S; th&t the $ogfJiientwould be glad to receive suggestions.This matter has been referred to the

WANTED.BY single man, a small., unfurnished

; cottage, electric lights. Rent mustBrld ltJtOSB 112 18.21 4 09 4 5.17 6 41 ;0 ?1JBai... 14fl .51 P.4 II 18 4 5 1 6.HS 17 1 .01)n ini.rrfim nasserurera. Coupon Througa ncaets oy an; i

aa4 fromUteal rnnr c o to all ool nts In the UnlteA BtStSS. district committees.' but the Territorial-- 'in V, i J 1.8 .... S SO 7221 17 U 1.19 be reasonable. Location no objectAddress F. G.. this office. 6188Tar by aay steamship una to an nuropean pom. Committee will suggest action in theiStoauliftt i,. 1 e 0 ui VJ7 A.s 2 17

matter. , , . , ,,,t.. . ....ti Stewart's resignation was then ac- -

New and Modern Equipment.Double Drawing Room Paiass Blssy- -

ers.BuBet Smoking and Library Cam .Free Reclining Chair Cars, j

Ordinary Bleeping Cars,Dining Cars, Meals a la sarte.

D. W. HITCHCOCK, Q. B1 MootaTomery Bt.,

First Quarter of the Moon June 13, POSITIONS' WANTED..11:24 n. m. ...... cepted and action as to Kennedy, who

retired in a, letter saying only that:o :- - r Times of the tide are taken from the AS lady's maid or companion. Willing)rehs of business was sufficient toU nit eo 'States 'Coast and Geodetic Bur to travel. Address L., this offit.

191vey tables. cayse him to draw out. was deferred,after which the committee adjoarneft.FABTICULAR8. APPL.T TO The tides, at Kahulul and Ullo occur

about one hour earlier than at Honolulu. ' A. L. CRAIft, O. P. 4 'S.JL,O. M. N. Co.. PsfMncHawaiian standard time Is 10 hours 20WM...G. IRWIN & CO. wanted to bent

RESPONSIBLE party (no chlldrsja), desires to rent a sraaTI, well furnish-ed cottage near Rapid Transit Linen.

minutes slower than Greenwich time, bepassengers. t f. .

Deiarted.For fnui pirt8. ier stmr. Maui. June

ing that of the meridian of 167 dKreos SO. 1. minutes. The tlmq whistlq blows at 1:

,p. no., which Is the same as Oreenwlch, 0 State price, etc. L. A. N., Advertissr10. p. m. Mr. R. W. Breckons, Mrs.LIMITED.AOBBT3 OOBANIC S. S. Co. office. 8188G. Groves. Miss M. Fernandes, Roberthoars 0 minutes. Sun and moon are for For SaleSlaughter. T.- - P: Du: B6seRv; ,E. O..local time for the whole group.

FOR RENT.SIX-ROO- M cottage, modern plumbing.

Aoply Karratti Lane, Pensacola St.C192

BUva. wife and children: Miss M. R.Forbes. W. J. Dyer. A. C. Alexander.W. Searby and wife. James Ounn, wifeand 'hlld; W. O. 8mlth and wife, J. H.BTOsOn, Harry ' Cooper.

WHARF AND WAVE.j r

For Hilo and way ports, per stmr.DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL. STA- -Kinau. June 10 Miss K. Pali. Mr.,TION, Jun.- - lu. 10 p. m. Weather

MODERN cottage, six rooms, ten min-utes' walk from town. Inquire 1482Emma street. 6192Phelps, Judge George D. Gear. Miss

Herrin. Mrs. Herrin. Mrs. Lu P. Dre- -

Pacific Mail Steamship Co.

Occidental & Oriental S. S. Go.and Teyo Kisen Kaisha.

. I). Conway, C. C. Efekin, A. N.T. Renton. R. R. Hind. Frank Davey.JT. Jackulek. Chas. Thompson. Mr. WH-801- 1.

R. E. Alberdlee. V. L. Kellogg.

MAKIKIU 1 1. . HSU; ;t

Good Building Lots;:fi; f 1 '1 ; t i mj h c f.

On Keeaumoku Street, one intefrom Rapid Transit Care.

Easy Terms.

RESIDENCE of 12 rooms on Puneb-bo- wl

streei., between Hotel, and Ber-etani- a.

Apply to Dr. J. S.' McGreW,Lunalilo and Hackfeld streets. 8188

FURNISHED room, mosquito proof.J. Melnicke. J. A, Scott. Mrs. Woods,Mls Woods. Mrs. Alexander Russell,

clear, wind light northeast.'

WEATHER BUREiAU.Honolulu. Alexander St.. June 10.

' Mean temperature 75.1 Minimum temperature 88.r Maximum temperature --83.

Barometer at 8 p. m. 30.01. steady.Rainfall. 24 hours up to 9 a. m. 0.Mean dew point for the day 88.6.Mean relative humidity hp. ,Winds CaJmysed'SS. fofce 1 to 0.

T. Paronrinl. F. L. Merry. W. H. Lam Mrs. D. W. Roach, Hotet and AdanssITS this bert and wife, W. J. Phelps. L. P. How.Honolala asof the shave companies w ill oall at laae. 01BIMiss M. B. Combs, Miss C. 8. Plumb.t dates below sie nusneo:P. B. Plumb. Palmer Woods. Miss J. COTTAGE in Palaraa. near RapAAFOR- - BAH F. Humburg. Miss Humburg. P. R.Helm. I. A. Thurston. W. H. Hodg- -JAFAM: -

JTJMR 11Transit Line. Apply ts C. F. Patarson. 16 Kaahumanu street. 6155HOHOKONO MARTJ JUKE II

CHINA JUNE 21 Weather flaxy, part cloudy and sul- - head. Dr. H. C. Sloggett. W. H. Sel-me- rt.

Dr. W. S. Porter. Mrs. S. Wlch- -A... ftufjJUNBI M DORIC ..J JUNE tt OFFICES FOR RENT.Forecaat for today Ncrrhavnge, calmsNIPPON BAKU JULT ert. 143 deck pass.-nger- s ror nawau ana

Bjsusi " - r r 1FBRD XOXT 18JUL.T iSTS. RJLT UJUL.T

k FflW choice offices tn the Bostsaper W. O. Hall, for Hairai portf, at building. Fort street, with eleetrlsGOVTIC JULT UAMERICA MARV ATJO. 5 p. m. Mrs. F Kuhlmanh. W. M.JULT II

ana light airs.I s f , r JTUHTIB ETOSS.

Territorial Meteorologlrt.

ARRIVED.Scott. Mr. Jansen. R. N. Boyd. E. R.AUO. 11

DASTLE & LANSDALE

. Seal Estate, Insurance,Investments.

Telephone 70 Main. 506 and 607

Stangenwald Bldg.

PIXINOlights, elevator and janitor serviae.Apply to Hawaiian Trust Company.Ltd.. agents. 928 Fort streeC C15S

. svua. mAUO. HBndry, John Gandall and wife. Mss.ALU. IS OAHJC

HOMOKONQ AUO. Ol Wmki.-a- . Ms..hwaaewapul. W- - eAf)- -V ADO.rorn. i hunir Lung. Ng Goog. Jim Loy.Jim- - 18.

VIN BREWER building. Queen street,

on reasonable terms. Apply to C.Brewer & Co.. Ltd.

Stmr. Mikahaia. On-gory- , from Kauai Ir O. a 8. Alameda. Herrlman. forports, with sugarSan Francisco. 5 p. m.. June 10 Mr.Am. schr. Peterson. 51 days Alexander and wife. Miss Brown. P. FOR SALE.rrom nitrate ports.

.4). Burns, wife and 8 children: P. Burns.4 4 4 4wife and t OhBdren; R. B. Burke, wifeapply ts T M. ft. ft. Csv FURNITURE of house, wiUi

privilege of renting. 362 Vineyardstreet. 6192

and child: Bishop, of Psmopolis. S. H.DEPARTED.lSta4BvrlBl T Tllfia 1 A Huahnell. Miss D. Bates, D. F liush- - i CHAS, BREWER & CXPS.

I NEW YORK LINEnell. Miss J. C. Carlson. Geo. Chalmers.husl. H. M ske and wife. Mlsa B.O. 8 B. Alasneda, Herri man. for Ban

Francisco, at 5 p. m.B. Hackfeld & Co-- Ltd. )bn. Mrs. ft. Chalmers and chlhl; MissTHE FURNITURE of a slx-oo- m cot-

tage for sale with privilege of rentingcottage, at 30 Vineyard street. 8190Stmr. Kinau. Kreeman. for HHo and 'rosson. Miss A. I. mas. Mrs. woinng- -

way ports, at 12 noon. W. McEJroy. Miss Evftrjs. Mrs.i Starr. Noeau. M on her. for Hawaii Evans. T. E. Ferdon, J. A. draarK. 1.

ftrsers ft

Bark Footing SueySailing from

NEW YORK to HONOLULUAbout July 1st

For freight rates apply toCHAS. BRKWER ft OO.

and Maui ports, at 5 d. m.AGENTS.FURNITURE, almost new. consisting

of parlor, dining room, two bedroomsets, complete set of kitchen utensilsand table ware. Address A. B. C,Advertiser. 619

Stmr. Maul. Bennett, for Maul ports.A. ;ould. Mr, tinman, sirs ur gg. v.ilnoepf. H. P. Jones, Miss Jenkins.Mrs. W. J. LowTle, Miss Clara Lowrle,at p. m.

Stmr. W. O. Hall. Thompson, for Master Will Ixwiie. W. A. Lowrle. wifesod child: Mrs. B. Label. W. H. Malott.Kauai ports, at 5 pj rm , -

1 .

27 Kflby St., Boaton.J. M. Me'rtneH. Mr. MScMllian, .vasterWm. ftlorgain Oso. M.'Laughil:i. It.TO SAIL TODAY.American-Hawaiia- n Steamship UB v. Bur. to r. i mb K. .f

LIMITKD, HOXOLULC,

GASOLINE emrfoe. 44 horse -- power. Inexcellent condition. Apply to M. L.Smiths Telephone White. 2821. OrCastle & Lonsdale, Main TO, 8tangen-wal- d

building. 61S6

Murray. Jno. McGregor. Mrs.rp. Dlrlgo. Goodwin, for New F i Owens. Mrs. M. K. Orvis. Mrs. a. MMPeters, Mrs. F, C. Perriman, Miss

Am.Tort

4? Pandltng. David Pett antl wlf'-- , capt.Renny. T. Sugawara. Miss L Schaefer.DUE TODAY. ONE 14-ln- ch condenser, 19 inches tn

diameter, and Iron frame for same,can be seen at this office. 6109

a- - A. H. Smith. Dr. Susaman. Birs.S. hnel.l.-r- . Mrs. F. Stern and ch:ld.V. 8. A. T. Buford. from San Fran

cisco, due this morning. ;hs Sullivan, P. Savary. wire and Z

children; C P. 8t. John. Sugihara andttongKong Mam. from Orient, maywife. ' K Van Senden. Mr. Stanford.arrive today.Miss Tlp.n. Mrs. Tuck. Mrs. vanMew York to Honolulu v . Pacific JouSt Vnlkenburfc and child. S. Will. J. D.Watson. Mrs. Wilson. Wm. WatermanDUE TOMORROW.

PTmi. STKAMPIWTHE SPUBCD1D M1W and wife.'

W. T. JRaiyContractor and Builder

Does any and all kinds of workwell, promptly and at. reason-able prices.

Office 1048 Alakea street,between King and Hotel.

Phone Blue 1801.

ajDeri.a Maru fvtn S'-- n Francls0.BsftOIII AN. to sail Bimr. James Mak.- -. from Hanalel.N. to saul about .. Auiuat VSouth Brook-- i ALL bl INDfl OFrVW8B at Ossftpftay s

FOLMER fe SCH WING 8 x 10 hngfocus Graphic camera; 36-in- ch leath-er bellows; reversible, double-swin- g

back; rising, falling and slidingfront: top and aide made to open foruse as a short 8oo4js daraera; levelfinder, one plale-hMd- er and tripod;also, a Bairsch 'Lamb teloscoplclens for use with above camera. Canbe seen at Advertiser sffioe. 8105

AN 8x10 rectilinear lens; no name;with Brusch & Lamb iris diaphragmshutter. For particulars and price,call at this office.

. iONE 5x8 Bausch ft' Lamb Rapid Uni-

versal lenc. with iris diaphragm. Canbe seen at this otfioe. ,

U tibber fVESSELS IN PORT.r J

Soodyear Rubber Coan Fiancisoo ARMY AND NAVY.U. B. 8. Iroquois. Rodman. 8L B. PSABB. FrTldeeJU. 8. F, B. 8. Alftatioss. TbomaS. I iJuly 8 Stas BVlt !... UA t-- BCBTADAM. to sail

VOssasM fiiasrsft at Company's wharf.New Millinery StylesFROM SEATTLE AND TAC03IA M

Layaan Island. June 5.

MERCHANTMENfThls list doe not Incfode coasters.)

Archer. Am. bktn.. Calhoun. San Fran- -

cisco. May XLCarroliton. Am. bk, Oordn, Tacoma

May tS.

If In Bad HumorDROP INTO THE

HONOLULUJuse U Th." mot! fujhionaol" anl elasafttL0ST.J

blaj k snot fit--r left millinery always to be foacd at paSw-.r-FOX. terrier bitcheye, Kfturn 5 A. rts-vr- . S24

. sfyaf elve riiu-rJ-. Miss N. F. Hawley.PiUsoi streetColumbia. Am. schr.. Sprague, Ballard. BOWLING PARLORSI k A f M

Kll'2 BOSTON BLOCK.tnd check a few Hgtoutft vltae ball fttur tesfplna. J J 'kfold -- 9

b .K-o-. Am. sp . Goodwlr, HIInsWul Am. bkta BfthUldU Ban

Francisco. May 25.Mary E Foster. Am. chr.. Thompson.

P:rt Oar.tble. May 30. r :

Jas. Rolph. Am. schr.. Edwardson. Kllllsnoo. May IS.

Mi1ron. Am. Bt . Relive SSm Frsmcl- -

001:1 jfjg f. MPHHi; jjlneratrrretggl jijz The Pacific Hotel1182 Union Bt.. Opp. Pacific Club.

ON Sunday evening A coiled goldbrooch with solitaire. Pleas returnto H-- W. Foster- - ft Co., jewelers. Re-ward. 8i9i

SUM v-E-R .BPARDERS.

MISS JEAN LINDSAY will take a fewsummer boarders at the old Beck-wit- h

place. Haiku Maui.' Cprflv by

mall to her or C H. Dkjtejr. 39?klngstreet. 192

48 8. Vineyard Street,Ladies' and children's fine clothes

ieae iry first elass.White hats' and shoes cleared also

gloves, silks, and gentlemen's erotbescleaned and pressed. Prices reason- -ahis.WHITH PANAMA HATS CLEANED

Nwly furnished ' Room, mosoulto- -globe; navigation company, ltd.PUGET SOUND-HONOLUL- U ROUTE

proof. electrtc lights, hot and cold wa- -

r. F:rt:cas Tabl Board.MRS. HANA. Proprietor

with' ut transfer, with the O N. Ry.. N. P. R. R.. andMEETING NOTICE.it freisbt from all Eastern points, shortest possible

tOs and Taeoroa. on or about Jans 10.

co. May 22.Olympic. Am. bk.. Evans. San Fran-

cisco. May JJ.Oregon. Am. bk . Pftrfcsr. Btsi Fran-

cisco. June 4.Paxtolu Am. bk.. Dart. Newcastle.

April 77.Rosamond. Am. shr.. Johnson. San

Francisco. May 18Servia. Am. sp.. Nelson. Newcastle.

May 23.I N Castle. Am. bktn. NUssn. San

Franclaco. June LW. H. Marst rvn. Am. schr.. Onrtls. 3aa

Francises. May 17.

NOTICEA.NY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDINflANNUAL MEETING OF Tlir Tin.

SEATTLE BEERAT THEpolulu Tobacco Co.. Ltd.. will be hcllL. K KKEBE,

AGENT HA. WATT AN NT.ivnq,htlp or sdvlce. is invited to commuM ti.ir office, comer Fort and Hotelstreets Thursday. June ICth. at 9:30 a.m. t ;nsrngarJn Company. L.td.. Beattl Wash r w n v.. A

sf Sbars rsAirsada. ssill faralsb infor--nicate, either 1n person or by letter,with Ensign Hattie E. Larrabee. ma-tron of the 8alvation Army Woman'Industrial Homo, 488 King street Ho-nolulu. 8088 on mLl'M rHiN'n

8191 Rrrtflpv

mntiCo12 PAGES. PAGES 9 TO 12.

iff WUBIJUJU) JTJIjT UN.

VOL XXXV. HONOLULU. HAWAII TERRITORY. WEDNESDAY. JUNE II, 190a. PRllt IVt

PROFESSIONAli CARDB.HOW KILAUEA CHANGES FORM THOMAS PRIME. THE FAMOUS

ARCHITECTS.

WHEN PELE STIRS THE FIRE TEACHER, OF THE0S0PHY, HERE BEARDPLEEBuilders.i:(k. TTa- -inuwi

Office.ft PAGE,

Jdaketchsa

floor,ArchHansjJ" and - esev

rect estimates furnished at saorxUce; Tel. : P. O. box 77.

ATTORN FYSAn Account of the Breakdown of 1894 Red

not Landslides, Cracking Walls and float-

ing Islands of Stone.aCaawaBaw .z Wmw7w

of the falling banks was not going on.Ah tho level of Ihe lake sank. 'iT

downTh

been

WEAK KIDNEYSInlong

you h pain In the hock aad

IHIsVew" SlBb.

Bk 9 ksarsaV Wm !SEJajflr

HK following article on Kilau-- n

wu written by Mr. I. A. Thum-to- n

on after the great breakof 184:vrAfl l.v lak. In W I1aiii. h.li

steadily rimg since the last urealbreakdown of ihe floor of the crater

March ll. when an area 2500 f I

by MOO r i wide fell in ne nightiiatttine of o-- r 808 feet

The rlnmx and overflowing of thelake niieu tni pit last ran. wince tnaitime the activity of tbe lake has beenintense, as many as twenty-thre- e over- -

.. .mm M a., a a a a .a..now ui il ium latva naivinc muni iwii -

- . . lin m single aay. ana tne ur- -

rounding the lake have been rapidlyraiaaa iv csssussssjw pwnwira i l

Accurate measurements of the lakem:ail. hv Mr V V. Dmlcr of the

Purvey Department In August. lts2. and

mrf mMe I "be p. yoor ktdnrjt areik Hf1 these-- dugvr signaltag Mtarr the aid aae reyuMaa. Tht ir.Helnf to do 1Mb In tsostatter'i.

i uh Rtttsrs Try M for IsfDIOE-- M.

DTKP8JPS IA. rONHTIPATlOW.JVUH A Nl hir.NK-- TitOOIU.lfci

Our PBIV ATM DfHaUAUHIA the Mck of the betel.

MflRTFTTFR'S Mari-- 1J lie has re uni-- i in tne lerreo io u wassj ssn bbbbbw-Volc-a.-

House book tbe result of his d.atcly sink, but would float off across

Stomach bitters

greater and greater height of the bankscaused a constantly increasing commo-- ;tlon in the lake as the bank struckthe surface of the molten lava in theirfall. A number of times a section ofthe bank from 200 to 500 feet long. 150;to 200 feet high, and 20 to 30 feet thickwould split off from the adjoining, . .. k u ,t .1 u.lth t roar. I

km Id a blinding cloud of steam, amokanu hum. i hi wnn nn ppninjplunge Into the boiling lake, causinggreat waves and breakers of fire to

a lw 1 a a W . ..,. ra mtarhf........ I'i.i-- o imu iiir-- an. ' j. ....

uniunu wen . sweep across th;lakt - . dashing aralnl the ormosil'

...1 1 II iinf iiurm ave upuii m irrMost of the falllag rocks were Immedi- -

atelv swallowed up by the lake, butw hen one of the great downfalls re- -

the lake, a great floating island of

U: ! t

rock. At about t o'clock an Island ofthis character was formed, estimatedto be about 1XS feet long. 25 feet wide,and rising 10 to 15 feet above the sur-face of the lake. Shortly after, another icreat fall took place, the rockplunging out of sight beneath the fiery

(Continued on page 12.)

undertaken. Mr. Prime has been do

THOMAS FITCH Offices SOI SlaagenWillwald building. Honoiuiu. x. j

practice in all the courts

THAYER & HEMENWAY. Odlee 80S1 cni a;, ,u...i-ai- building; "ele- -

phone 398 Main.

BROKKK8.E. J. WALKER, Corcee uroKer. 'a- --

est prices paid ror iso. rri- -Coffee. Send samples.

CHIKOPOJI8T.a vLlUKAi!1e4

D. M. THOMSON expertNo. 11 Garden Lane, oeiwnand Beretania streets.

DR. W. R. BOGLE. Office, Oregoablock. Hotel and union bib.

CONTRACTORS.. f M n.a liaPATY --Contractor anuWM. T.

er. store and office ntting.kea St.. between King and Hotel.res.. 1641 Anapunl.

DENTISTS.DR. H. BICKNELL- - Melntyre bid.

rooms 3 and 14: office hours, 9 to .

ALBERT B. CLARK. D.D.S.-Bereta- -nla

and Miller; office hours, t to 4.

1 E. GROSSMAN. D.D.S. Alakea St.,three doors above Masonic Tempi.Honolulu ; office hours. a.m. to p.m.

DR. A. C. WALL, DR. O. K WAL1.Office hours, 8 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Lotbldg.. Fort St.: Tel. 434.

KLECTRICAL BNGINFKH8.JAS S. McKEE Electrical. Mecbanle-a- l

and Consulting Engineer; offlcs,rooms 11 and 12. Progress blooK.

BNOINBBRS.

ln . " aaaY Tor and Engineer, w ?O. box 733--

!ATTON. NBILL A CO. LTD-fcgi-n- eem.

Electricians and Bolleemaaers,Honolulu.

E. TAPPAN TANNATT.-Ci- eS andElectrical Engineer. Office,Spreckels block. Residence, IRT Wil-

der Ave. Telephone, Main 11.

JAMES T. TATLOR. M. Amj moe. m. m.

Consulting nyurauiro . j---

Judd bldg.. Honololu; P. O- - o

ENGRAVERS.W BEAKBANE. Card Engraving and

Stamping; room 3. Elite building

INSURANCE.HID MUTUAL LIFB INSURANCE

CO. OF NEW YORK.S. B. POSE. Agent, . . . Honolulu.

MUSICIANS.COOK'S MUSIC SCHOOL. Love bldg..

will hold summer term during Juiarand August.

PHYSICIANS.DR. W. HOFFMANN. Beretania St..opposite Hawaiian Hotel. Hours. to11 a. m.; 1 to 9, and 7 to 8 p.

White 481.

DR. T. MITAMURA. Office, 1448 Nuu-an- u

St.: residence next door. Tel.White 152; office hours. 8 to 18 a. m..and 6 to 8 p. m.. except Sunday- -.

DR. J. UCHIDA. Physician ana pur- -

geon; office. Beretania. oetween m v. iand Nuuanu streets; office bours. 8 to12 a. m.. 7 to 8 p. m.; Tel. 1M1 White.

NOTICE- -

PERSONS needing.or knowing of tfosewho do need, protection from physi-cal or moral injury, which they arenot able to obtain for themselves,may consult the Legal ProtefctionCommittee of the Anti-Saleo- n

League. 9 Melntyre building. W. H.RICE. Supt. 15

First Consideration

When one decides to have their dental. ..a a a V. A aa I nworK atit-nae-a io. in iu uarcthe best possible manner, and the sec- -mmmmmm , a. . - , f i , ? ic the .DrlCe.UIIU a,VU(Jlua.aa.aawa. -

The high class of work turned out at., vcw vniK DENTAL PARLORSevery day counts, and more people arerealizing that they can get better workdone there and at lower prices thananywhere else.

Each department In charge of a spo-Mnli- st.

our operators are graduate den-

tists of the best recognised schools inthe United States, or the world. Andhave had many years of experience intheir chosen profession.

Full Plate of Teeth 86 00

Gold Crowns &

Mriltre V.rk. per Tooth 5 mGold Fillings 1

Silver Fillings ss

If money is an object to you, comeand see us. We will tell you In ad-

vance exactly what your work willcost. No charge for examination.

All our Instruments are thoroughlysterilized.

Hours. 8 to : Sundays. 9 to 12.

Ladies In attendamee.Room 4. Elite building. Hotel street.

Hawaii Shnpo ShaTHE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT --

ing office. The publisher of HawaiiShlnpo, the only daily Japanese papf-- r

published in the Territory of Hawaii.C. SHIOZAWA. Proprietor.T. SOGA. Editor.

Editorial and Printing Office 1030

mitr. St above King. P. O. Box 5Wi.

Telephone Main 87.

HOMAS PRIME, the Theosophist.

T who recently came to Honolulu to

.1. nrlvannerl instruction in the

cult to the Aloha branch. TheosophlcalSociety, la one of the prominent lectur- -

I

ers of the society with headquarters in,Chicago. He was a student undei

T,.nH.ll... In... Knrlnnd. andProfessor j vaaw w Thanhv about fiveWHCU hi-- ivvia r . .a .years ago his education ai me n:m.,

at the scientist formed a splea-- 1

did basis for the newer science. Mr.. . .. ... , . . i,Pr me is a pupu or uv.

the distinguished Theosophist who ; s.expected to visit Honolulu next Mar '.t

or ApHl. He met him in London andhas since been associated with him inChicago. He is the intimate friend ofAnnie Besant. Dr. Wells and Mi Mead.He never met Madame Hlavatsky. sf'Prime his spent the past two yearswith Dr. Leadbeater and It waa at hissuggesticn that his present tour was

STT

For Pains

Spraintaind

Bruises,ricilpn.-ner-V

tKWJm Ji.y 0.1 .,

observations as follows:

"15'1

cuts.'- -

"In August. 1M2. the outer rim of thepit surrounding the lake was ZSZ reelbelow the level of the volcano House.

The surface of the lake was :40 feelbelow this line.

In March. 14. tbe surface of theake was 207 feet above this line, making a rise of 447 feet In nineteenmonths.

(The profile view of the lake at thewo periods Is shown by Figure L"The area of the lake was somewhat

larger In 14 than in 18V2. being 1200

feet long by M0 wide '

T'pon arriving at tne volcano on juiyS. 1S94. the principal change since Mr.Dodge was there was found to be thea..,,in rtaina- - of the north bank of thelake, covering an area of about 800 feetlong by 400 wide, whii h. on tne zisi oiMarch lost was suddenly and without..mlnr elevated to a height of SO feetabove tbe other banks and the surfaceof the lava, the lake being then full.

The raised area waa much shattered,and two blowholes shortly afterwardmade their appearance on- - the outerline of fracture.

On the Hth of April the hill thusformed began to sink, and on July 5thwas only about feet above the otherwalls of the lake.

On the evening mi the 6th of July a.party of tourists found tbe lake In a j

state of moderate activity, the surfaceof the lava being about 12 feel below,the banks.

On Saturday, the 7th. the surface oftthe lake raised so that the entire sur-- !

face was visible from the Volcano,House. That night It overflowed Into

(

the main crater, and a blow hole was.thrown up some 200 yards outside andto the north of the lake, from whicha flow Issued. There were two otherhot cooes In the Immediate vicinitywhich were thrown up about threeweeks before. On Sunday. Monday

i ,. ft 1

.

an 1 Tuesday. July th. h and 10th. tbesurface of the lake nS an ieu e.-er- al

times, varying from full to thebelow tbe edge of thebrim to IS feet

banks. I

Th-- profile view of the Uke on Tues-da- y

night. July loth, was approximate-ly as shown in Figure 2.

n the momlng ft the 11th the hill1

waa foond t have sunk down to the. iK. ,.ihrr banks, and freUntcolumns of rising dual indicated that

(

the banks were falling in. --

m.. at which hour a party reached theUk a red-h- ot crack from S to 8 feetwide waa found surrounding me --

recently occupied by the hill, the hillwas nearly leeel. the lake had fallena..me SO feet, and the wall of the lake;formed by the bill was falling in at:frequent Intervals. The outline of thelak- - at this time was as In Figure 3.

The lava In the lake continued tlfall steadily: at the rate of about ZO

. i n ..vl.M'k In thereel an i

i.. ..ntii s i the evening. At 11

formerly occupied bya m the areamm ki. Mhal a A. A. In the diagram.

a .i.v Kndilv. leaving a cl-- in

line mi fracture: tbe line of this area.. S !: r. U. was continuously an-

r.l'ln. into the lake. Frmin K 4' wa aw u

abo BtfJ n the evening th- -

waa scarcely moment when the crash

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TU twenty o their swords.-Sba- ke-

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there are other things mtgwt... aithr Pen or Sword.tw. mmmw

Tba poww of a perfect eye w we.la Its mystic spell.

If yow would bawe perfect eye andperfect eyecaght yoo must heed tbewsratogs that tell of eye-stra- in Na-

ture's demand for help.

Win eye help Is needed, let as be

the helpers.

A. N. Sanford,Msj"ufacur,"s; Optician.

Boston Mulld'ng. Fort Street.Oeer May Co.

wstone--

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Watch Caic Co.

JZll. ri .U.S..America's Oldest andUryest Watch Factory

For salo by

The Principal WatchDealers in

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COTTON BROS. & CO.

mcoisr.EKa aw general comTRACTORS.

furnished for atiwr Cathnatea

ing special work and is the author ofa large number of charts usea ra

the areat scheme of evolution, both the planetary chain seriesand human evolution. These designJ,"" been found very useful and are

Ja number of theleader9 They are being used In the1. nrelimlnary instruction to

-

pave the way for the coming oi airIadbeater.

.t atav here for a

a a iii v r - r

ivrt (1f two or three months, it havjng been arranged that I should make,n .Ttn1pd visit in Honolulu. saiu" - - ... a... .,..

"vir ii inie yosieraaj. i aio 'g Hendrlck of Kaimuki.

hra a nroaidoiit of the Aloha branchMrs. Hendrlck is doing a magnificent

for the branch and is an earn- -

,ai stnriont of theosoDhv. In this touri ... v.. wn wnrkim amonsst the

in rrhicafo. Denver, Sanv,- - n-i- c-ii T.os Aueeles and San Diego.and probably upon my return to the

af I will revisit these places."Public meetings are to be given by--

the Aloha branch in Anon nail evenThursday evening. The lectures newill give are "The Planetary Chain."Reincarnation." "Evolution. "Origin

of Religions." "Symbolism." "InvisibleHelpers" and "Life Beyond the Grave."

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Athletic ExhibitionGiven under the auspices ol tne

BONOLOLU ATBLETIC CLDB

AT TnE !

OPERA HOUSE,I

Wednesday Night, June 11th,

AT S O'CLOCK.

A Scientific Exhibition of

BOX NG FENCING - WRESTLING

The best local taltnt will onteetfor cash prizes and medals.

The event of the evening will bea 10-rou- nd contest for points between Lcn Agnew and Jack Weady

S at- - now on eale at

Wail, ichols Co.THK0S0CHICAL SOCIETY.

MR THOMAS PRIM . OF BIR-aunghas- a.

Hr.glasd. will conduct a- ...kiM tMoirM . under ta- -

courae i .a..aufcpiees of Aloha Branch, every Thurs.-ja- y

erening until further notlee, atAnsa Hall ibaek sf eaera keuse). 7:18

a Members' meeting sa Tuesdaysat 7 . . .

a aardlal wsloeme exiense m w.MRS M D HBNDRICKI,

sat J

YQSHINA6A184 N. HoteJ and163 S. King St.

Bieydca Kxchanged. Repaired, Bought

add Sold. Prioes Raasorjsble.

There is no more simple way of curing a bruiserub it in well --

untilor sprain than using Halpruner's

vou know it has penetrated saturate a flannel

with Halpruner's and bind it about the injured

parts that's all and that's enough.

felprunerAll druggists should sell Halpruner's .f yours

refuses to supplv you the Halpruner Medical Mtg.Co., 28 California St., San Francisco, will send you

on receipt of $ i .a large bottle by prepaid cxpressage

1 have used Dr. Halpruner's Tain Remover for

poison oak, sprained ankle and a very troublesome

corn. I also gave a little to a friend who baa Kentroubled with muscular rheumatism tor months. 1 le

used your remedy for four days and the rheumatism

has entirely disappeared. I can recommend it to

remove all the above ailments, as 1 hav . idffeiedfrom all of them. I never found anv remedy thatwould cure so quickly and thoroughly.

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JUME 11. roos.

Lands 'Ifqr the RACES IThe Craze

The RageForSale.

NEW CARRIAGEPing Pong

Our stock received

JAPS ARE GOINGTO CALIFORNIA

THE DIRIGO HASHAWAIIAN CREW

OlVt JlLOT8 Iff KVSQ 8TREET

TRACT, from $1,400 to $1,250

a lot, formerly known as 0. N.

Wilcox's premises.Wilder Wight Has Shipped Aboard!The Alameda Departs With Hany

Until June 11th we will give everyone au oppor- -asProminent People

Aboard.Her ThirdMate. fig attunity to purchase a newTWENTT LOTS IN BIANOA

VALLEY, formerly Montano'sTract, $2,50$ a lot

by the S. S. Alamedawont last loner.

Buy NowFull assortment at

all prices at

Greatly Reduced FiguresAND

With many prominent people aboard,all laden with tela, the steamer Ala-

meda sailed for San Francisco shortlybefore 5 o'clock last evenins. MedicalInspection of the numerous steeragepassengers was the cause of the delay,the gangway being drawn up promptlyat 4. and the boat lay at the wharfwhile the doctors finished thetsork.

There were a number of people ofnote on the rteamer. both from Hono- -

FOVR HUNDRED LOTS INKAIVLANI TRACT, from $200

to $260 a lotExceptionally Easy TermsWaH, Nichols Co., Ltd.

REPUBLIC BIXIL.DING.

The good ship Dirigo. which is an-chored outside awaiting a breeze, has afull crew of native Hawalians aboard.This, however, is not the only thingwhich makes the voyage of the Dirigoof peculiar interest to Hawaiians.Aboard the vessel as third mate isWilder Wight, a young man who iswell and favorably known in localshipping circles. He is the son of Pres-ident Wight of the Wilder SteamshipCompany, and this is by no means hisfirst sea experience. The young manhas Just returned from San Francisco,where he has been studying law at theUniversity of California, and he intendsto add to his knowledge of maritime

AND THUSlulu and returning to the coast. Patrl- -Delightful Clirmt,nrrr lots in kekio

TRACT, opposite Makes Island Go Out in Style to the Races

New Harness of every description. We will take

Lovely Views,

Pure Water.a lot

your old harness or carriage in exchange 1law by actual contact with the sea.The trip around the Horn will requireabout five months, after which Wightwill return from New York either byrail or by steamer.

Captain Goodwin is a firm believer inthe Hawaiian as a sailor, and he hasselected a crew of natives that is boundtn make a name in the voyage aroundthe Horn. The men were picked by the

ONE HUNDRED LOTS INKAPIOLANI TRACT, at $500

Kaimnki Tract offers thebest indaoementa to allclasses desiring good resi-

dence property.

erch Alexander Smith, one of the rulersf the Church of Latter Day Saints,

and the son of the prophet. JosephSmith, was a passenger. He has beenin Honolulu for the past two weeks,and is un his way to his home in Iowa,from a missionary tour nmontr thepeople of Australia and the SouthSeas.

Judge 8illlman and Mrs. Silliman aretaking a six weeks' vacation tour, andwill spend their time in San Francisco.Th Bishop of Panopolis is taking avacation, the first for a long time, andwill also tarry in Southern California.

Miss Margaret Bates Is returning toSan Francisco after a two months' vis- -t with Mr. and Mrs. 8. C Allen.Miss Irmgard Schaefer. daughter of

F. A. Schaefer. was also a passenger, i

Mrs. W. J. Lowrle and family are go--ing to Join Mr. Lowrle in Porto Rico.where he has recently accepted the

Pacific Vehicle & Supply Co. Ltd.a lotEtc., Etc. Beretania St, Near Fort.

Lots 75x200 and 100x150.

Terms, $20 oashnd $io par month

until fully paid, possessionimmediate, apply to

Trustees: Gear Laming 4 Go,

Judd Bid., Fort St.

captain himself, despite the attemptedinterference of shipping agents, and heis satisfied that his crew will giw goodservice. The Hawaiians aboard arealso congratulating themselves on thefact that Wilder Wight will go alonga their third officer, which accountsin a measure for their willingness toship with Captain Goodwin.

The Dirigo finished loading sugar forNew York at the railway wharf yes-terday afternoon, and will be awaywith the first favorable wind.

management of a large plantation at a

For further particular apply to

W. C. Achi K.alury of 9X0.000 per annum. Mr. w. I

A Lowrle and family also accompanied Grand Redaction Sale

For 3 WeeksShipping tfoteg

them. Mr. Lowrle is going to take aposition as sugar boiler on the same I

plantation.O. D. Stanford, a son of the renown

IMACKIE'S The T'nited States Fish Commission

boat Albatross is expected back fromher trip around the islands and Hlloon Saturday.

Cnited States Attorney Breckons was

ed English musician, was ulso an out-going passenger.

There were 11 steerage passengersaboard, the greater part of whom wereJapanese on their way to Southern Cal-ifornia, where they were promised goodwages by smooth agents. It was re-

ported that a final effort would be madeto deter the Japs from the Journey, butthy had already booked and paid their

GOLD LABEL,A

& CompanyRfai Entiti;

Brok urn. '

Cpbell Block. Fort Street

a passenger yesterday on the Maui forKihului. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Smithwere also passengers aboard the Maui.

The transport Buford. from SanI: i is p..w two days over

I due. She should have been in Mondayafternoon, and ought to be sightedi way. and tnere was no stopping mem

I at ih- - dock. early this morning.A four-maste- d schooner was sightedThe Alameda left a day ahead of the

schedule time, so that she may be putin dry dm k at San Francisco, whereshe will he cleaned.

M miles southwest by Diamond HeadCharlie at 4 o'clock yesterday. She has! ! I..n trakinK any headway, but h.- -

thinks she is coining this way.

OLD HIGHLAND

WHISKY

As Supplied to Royalty.

Every Article Reduced

Beginning Saturday, June rth.

Don't Delay Come Early

See Our Windows

Eclipoo Mot Sold.The gasoline schooner Eclipse was

not disposed t it m turn t i !: a- -

UnTil'lHlf.THiwas Intended. The auctioneer was onhand and so was the boat, but no bid- -

ders came forward. ' hugh a largecrowd of tne curious was In attendance.The sale was pot;i .1 until Satur-day, and in the meantime some otherarrangements for the sale may bemade. Supt. Boyd, to whom was re-- I

ferred by the Board of Health the offerfrom the Hawaiian Navigation Com- - I

pany to sell the vessel for $12,000. In

$1.50 A BOTTLEI 6PsM Wr

turn submitted the matter t AttorneyHoffscblaeger Co., HOTELSTREET.

General l : the superintendent ,

doubting his authority to purchase the IWAKAMI,venst-l- The appropriation providedthat a new steam venoel should be pur-chased, and Boyd did not think that theEclipse niled the bill. The Attorney

LIMITED.

Toe I'ioonser WineLiquor Hou-a- .

and S0ARDMAN LOTSI General, however, takes a differentI view of the matter, and holds that the

a4

Have you seen anythingneater 'or mure compact than thi?It im never oat of order and al way- - .tiisoline iwhooner would come within25 King near Bethel Siread r for immediate use. Beer

I the meaning of the act passed by theI legislature. It Is possible that the saleI of the vessel to the Board of Health

may bo consummated, in which case; she will be used for the government

Xkua in mind. WK INSTALL ALLKINAU STRfcET,KAPIOLANI andLUNA LI LO STREETS.

ROACH SAULT....DESTROYS ALL....

ROACHESs WATER BUGS, ETC.CLEAN, ODORLESS, EFFECTIVE.

IOC, 25c, SOo.ONLY AT

HONOLULU DRUG CO.

OUR TKLEPHONKS UNDER A

GUARANTEE FOR ONE YEAR.CAM YOU ASK MORE?

We have a number of otherstyles in stock, and you can choosewhich you like, they are uniform inBerries.

Will you not let us give you anLi mate on a complete in-ta- ll ition?

$ 1500 and $ir00EACH !

1-- 3 CM IIBalance on time.

WILL E. FISHER,Real Estate Agent and Auc-

tioneer.Cor. Merchant ami Alakea Sty.

926 Fort Street.OTTO A. BIERBACH.A. H. OTIS.

The Oceanic Gasand Electrical Co.

Contractors for everything electrical.Mageon Block. Merchant St. Phone

THE NEWENGLANDBAKERYis serving a light break-

fast and lunch suitablefor this climate, andcosts only 10c up, ac-

cording to the order.

Everything served ingenerous quantity, whichonly a first-cla- as bakerycould afford te do.

Our rooms are suppliedwith electric fans, electriclights, cool, clean andprompt service.

Doors open from 6 a. m.till 11 p. m.

You will meet all yourfriends at the

trafn- - between Kalaupapa and the oth-er Island ports. At present the con-tract Is held by the Wilder Steamshipt'ompany. and there has always beenmore or less disagreement between theBoard or Health and the company. Theacquisition of the Eclipse would solvea good many difficulties, which theBoard ft Health now has to contendwith.

Island Steamers SailThe Kinuu and the Nveau got away

at noon yesterday for Hawaii andMaul porta There were seven passen-gers on board the Klnau book, d forthe volcano, and several more willprobably make the trip if the volcanois in eruption when th.-- y arrive.

Among those booked on the Kinauwt-i-e Judge Gear. Dr. Sloggett of theli...ird of Health. L. A. Thurston. K. B.Hind, and others.

The steamers W. G. Hall andMaul sailed at 5 o'clock. TheHall had a little difficulty in get-ting her cargo aboard, part of whichwn in the shape of a very obstreper-ous mule. By the use of a pulley theUM n. r.fter a long and hard fight, man-aged to get the animal on the ganK-- u

hen she gave up the struggle,and followed her leader without moreado.

United States Marshal Hendry was apassenger aboard the Hall. He is go-

ing to Steele to release the property ofthe Sing Kee Co.. a bankrupt, in whicha settlement has be.n made, and the

320.

MAKING BEERA Dozen NewBooks

Selected at random from the many

I am satisfied withCLOTHES MADE

BY

IN THE PARLORAlmost the same thing our brewery is bo clean.You ara welcome at any time to call and eee whereand how we make

BaVfl

W. W. AH ANA & CO.owes te be round at

PRIMOTbe Golden Role Bazaar

vtU""The Sandals." a story of Palestine, by

Z. reuell

I suit discontinued.

Merchant Tailors,

1038 Nuuanu Ave.

You get latest style?,a good fit and theprices are right.

Ordert from Brewery delivered promptly. Telephone Main 341

Tachml Bal." by Michael Whits.Hound of the Baskervilles," by A.Conaa Boyle. THE VON HAMM-YOUN- G Co.

New England BakeryTern Beta's Planing Mill

) ' AM BVsLEH.

Role of the Unconquered." byTea Dmlton.House With the Green Shutters." 0. Q. YEE HOP & COby Grace Peugia.

WmIii of Sheila. ' by GraceHAM'.KIM I

AndMKAT MAKKKTGrocery.

Have Just received a full line of Trunks and Bags and can now All your needsin these lines for tne trip you are intending to make this summer.JUHw!H oa

Rhys."Up From Slavery." by Besk'r T

Wash lag: on."Let Not Mas Put Asusder ." by Basil

King.

Does Wo: Believe She Floats.President Wight of the Wilder Com-

pany Is of the opinion that tin- - FannieKerr is no longer afloat, if she hadleaden pipes leading from her Hosetto the water. If this was the ase hethinks that the pipes, melting by rea-son of the great heat, would permit thewater to enter, so that eventually thesnip would fill and sink. The WilderCompany did not take any part in themeeting of the Inter-Islan- d Company.a whirh It was decided to send theMlkahala In search of the hulk.

Custom House Will Close.

The custom house will be clofed to-

day, and no business will be transactedoth r than the dispstchlrg of mall '

steamer. Kemehameha Day Is a legalholiday and will be observed as such on i

the waterfront. AH the Island sjeamerssailed yesterday and thre will behardly any movement in shipping.

wacoaous. BAGSPTturra and vbgrtabi.es.Porttss! Street, corner Alakea

Ptaos- - Bluo 2511.Gold's Na." by Emery E.

1Sanrtsj BEAVER LUNCH ROOMSBlair by War H ''arsonHwtia--A gaffer s Las ' by Admiral Brans

TRUNKSSQUARESARATOGASTBAMKRHAT

All Siaos ajnd Prices.

U S N

DRESS SUIT CASESCOAT CASESCABIN BAGS

LADSTONE BAGS

AUiswtor and Best Tanned Leather.

rootfVltl Days." by A. T. Lewis.IftR flOTKL ST.

The Silent Barber ShopOT'R RAZORS are thoroughly disin-

fected before using--.

JOSEPH FERNANDEZ. Pro.,rton Hotel Hotel Btrw

R. J. NOkTB. ProprietorVtr--t Street. Opposite Wilder Co

TflPT ri.Af U'NCHES SERVED.W!tb Tea. Coffee, Rod Water.

ini',rT Ale or Milk.OfwU rr'-w- r 7 a. tn. to 16 p. m.Hvnpt of an kinds on snort HM A wm BWR 1ITIXG ELSEWHEREReqalottta a ei-ciair-

y.at the Unset U

11THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JUNE 11, 190

MMMHMMMMMMMtBISHOP & CO.. BANKERS

KttTABLISIIKD I 1858. BOARD MAYBank of HawaiiLIMITED.

Be a Man Among Men!Are You the Man You Ouqht to Be? Are You at Strong a Yon

lAH)ht Or Have You Weak Nerve, Falling or Lost Vital Power,Waste of Strength, Vari eocele, Poor Memory, DuU and Stupid Feel-ings, Lost Ambition, Weak Back and a General Breaking Down ofYour Manly Powers f

Havs yon doctored without benefit ?a la yourstomach ruined with drags and your BSOOevwasted? Are you tired of tryiner useless reme-dies? Then come to me. I have s positiveand certain cure fur you ia

Dr. McLaughlin's E'ectrlc BeltYou put it on when you go to bed sod sleep

peacefully under the influence of its warmingvitalizing power. You awake full of ambition,with a healthy desire to tackle vour day's work.Each day you (rain new life from it. and soonliegin to feel yourself a man among men. Eachsymptom of your tumble gradually disappears,strength takes the place of weakness, and yourlife is made happy by the restoration of yourold health and vigor.

A Wonderful Care.PR M.

,' ' ' lOgf Imaginef ' I'lBUSgO itomsch

drtiR treatment, ttomsrh pump trestmsatgrew disgusted iih them all and si s

I cowd fling assy myotic, snd Inbetter than I had for years. Several

would not part with mi tie for $1,000 ifman was cured tw years ago

AsjSSBE the icgt- - of differing I psol throi.gh fromtrouble nl rhcutnstuui. I ws mhjected

rcre snd diet treatment without the 1 at re-lief I hurt resort tried your belt, two years ago. Iathree days three month wm s new man. entirely enrsdsnd felt of my friend, hare since purchased yourbelts. I I could not get ano'.ber. yours truly

Thi. JOHS B. OL'AY.Vmm 6k.MM SSl I.. Q.1 f.. . ,M ,.J.W .I VH JHVM ' . W Ik. V I V. mi ui J HUOHt II. IICC II VU PI UU . . ...

dr. m. g. Mclaughlin,

Yukon" RefrigeratorsSold on Installments

Anyone can have the be3t refrigerator on ea-- j terms A

little monet down and final) pay men ta until paid for.

No other refrigerator to equal the "Yukon". Preserves thefood best with ha-- t ice. Male of thoroughly kiln dried wood,

has movrable shelves and flues, larger ones witd enameled lining,

and all sizes; some with water cooler.

Prices from $10.50 UpwardIce boxes cheaper. Does full credit to Grand Rapids

Michigan, where they are made.

Coyne Furniture Co , Ltd.Progress Block, corner Firrt and Beretania.

When YouI Calf and

lit It LeaveI a Card 3

and that card is shoddy,one you shv-ul- be iashamed of:

WHAT IMPRESSIONdo you leave behr d?

You say you don't care;yes, but yoa should care.

You cannot afford tobe careless about the kindof card you use; it does Tmake a difference, wheth-- Ter you believe it or not. X

Besides, there's no ex- -

cuse for using the wrong T

kind; as the right kind,barring the first cost of ZAm noravincr costs nomore than the wrong. We

have two presses con- - Tstantly going, doingnothing but turning out Tthe RIGHT kind of card, 2the kind that will nut be

citicised.You will have no rea- - T

son to be ashamed or

fear criticism if your

cards are made by u'.

t. f. II II,FORT STREET.

PHOTOGRAPHICPORTRAITS

Fine Assortment of ISLANDVIEWS. Send for list.

Irst Class Work Guaranteed

c)PHOTOGRAPHIC CO..

LIMITEDMOTT-SMIT- H BLOCK.

Corner Fort snd Hotel Streets. -

CASTLE & COOKE CO., Ld.HONOLULU.

Commission Merchants

SUGAB IfACTOKte.

AGENTS FOBth. Bus Plantation Company.HM Walalua Agricultural Co., Lt.me Kohala Sugar Company.ras Warmea Sugar Mill Com pa nr.me Fulton Iron Work. St. Louie. Slew

rh Standard OU Company.e George F. Blake Steam Pnaaps.

Weston's Centrifugalst-- V New England Mutual Llfs Insur-

ance Company, of Boston.rh Aetna Fire Insurance Company, el

Hartford. Conn.re Alliance Assurance Company, si

London. jl

THE RESULT.A sitter can not le otd in

a moment. To secure good

pictures one must take time tostudy the mood- - of the sitterand give him the opportunityto become at eae.

We Dursue his courseand the resu t justifiesthe time and patienceused.

j i. vviiuams,Fort Street Photographer.

Will Make Your Clothes

Look Like New

V TAXB TBfBM TO TUB

EAGLEOiBWTiiBg ad Dyeing Works.

Foe Sa. OSSBSSSSB Star Block.

T. Whits 62.

BUY ECLIPSE

Attorney General Gives

Legal Advice toSupt. Boyd.

Attorney General Dole baa given toSuperintendent Boyd an opinion aa to

the legality of the purvtaae f theEclipse for the use of the Board ofHealth, under the appropriation madeby the Legislature. He says:

Territory of Hawaii.Office-- of the Attorney General.

Honolulu. H. L, June 10. 10Honorable James H. Boyd. Huperln-t.-r.il-- it

f Public Work of the Ter-ritory of Hawaii:

Dear Sir: I beg to acknowledge yourIsBtef f June . enclosing a copy of acommunication from the HawaiianNavlaaliua Company, and requestingmy opinion whether the appropriationfor the purchase of a "newly builtstiamer" could be applied in purchas-ing the referred tu In salacommunication.

Th-- communication addressed to theBoard of Health la a follow: "Th-Hawai- ian

Navigation Company wlh tomakr you an offer to sell the gasolineSAweeeer Eclipa for twelve thousanddollar. Th nooner is le than twoyears old and coat the company overthirty thousand dollars. Should youcar to entertain this offer, please ad-

vise us at an early date."I am Informed that the aaso In

schooner Eclipse la propelled by elec-tricit- y

generated by heat, and la notpropelled by steam. The first questionthat arises, therefore, la whether it isa steamer within the meaning of theappropr atlon made by toe last legis-

lature for :he purchase of a niybuilt steamer."

Rule 1 of ine Act of Congress of Feb-

ruary t. 196, entitled "An Act to reg-n'a- te

navlgnll n on the Great Lakesand ihelr tributarlee and wters as farnorth a Montreal." i mrMen that thewords "steam vesser shall Include anreeael propelled by machinery, andthat such vessels are subject rthrubi and regulations pnvldedsaid act for steam vessel. See Treas-ury Decision a. TlSi dated May 11. 1M.

i artU:! 21. rust. ::.s ItcRUlntlons orIhW. nnd Treasury iwialon 17, 7BB.

The foregflng shows that the I nltedStates government In determiningwhat ore steam v has l: Bv-rrn-- d

by the substantial nature or

uh vessels, rather than by the merequestion whether Guy were propelledby steam or some similar motive pow- -

"il seems to me that the foregoingconstruction put upon the

' United States..t-a- m ves-'.- s by teecom far t ihorlse a like construc-tion in this Territory It also cannotbe doubt --d that such construction iswithin the spirit snd pursuant to thepurpose . f the legislature In makingthe appropriation. It is a matter of. . - .neral knowledge that

WUiillVH w.u W a

the Territory had sunereu alose for a long time, amounting to

.i- - ..f. , , liars a year. Inmany i uiui..- - -wilding supplies to the leper settlement at xioiokai. ii "TKr." "

M tt. local steamship compnnienservice. Cattle ln- -

give a satisfactory ...tend- -l for b I were unucu -. i w.n.lttlon ii.rtd were orteti

drownednauuri-- r fatally injured In attempt- -

ln to land them, l nese ("'"ruru-- d nearly every montn. mhvquantities of palal w-- re lost thrownInability to land u oeiorTime and again the popi ai me iei--

.

settlement were deprived ror uay iof their ordinary rations, and

the hardships which they suffered werenotoriety and com- -

matters of generalV

The Bmrd of Health tried to remedythis condition of things by hiring a

exclusively tosailing v-s- s.1. devotedIt work. The landing place at theleper settlement was so rocky, nnd.

of the year soduring a great part. miestuous. that the losses and lrceg-ulsrltt- es

above named continued as De-f-or.

until the vessel itself was wreck- -

Th - v.. ;i known objc-- ' which ihe leg-mlafu- re

hi.d In view n. t pre Ide asmall vesl propelled by motive power.

......iP'i. ..ridnt or tne wino. nth . . .1c at the 'eper s ttlem-- nt mlcht

andreee rs ihelr u mile regumrlytbat th- - government might be saved

and serious loss In for-lln- gf r .i' constantwan I hem. A "gasoline schooner

pll-- d by electrlc.iy enerate.l oybeat serves tbls purj-- w be sam-- it

ee as If It were pr pelled by steam- -

. .K. livtil of the decl- -Inte m -- i. v.anr 1 . 1 I till III orston . of inr m.. j - v.,.a Oi.ii mnA of lh- - bj--lh- - 1 Till r--

-- ki. K I.r,latur- - soUCht to aeeosB"" r . " . .wi.i, .nt tally aI confess that I would hes- -

ki. - construction.... . m ... , r.l.x!Mt.n th jqro;.naiJ.n o "

Stat - (uvrrniri-- nt had not set t!eIs f-- r aTOO legislative appropriation

nesiy built steam-- r. " The evident in-

tent f the In using thewords "n.wly built was to uu--

aoalnst the purchase of an old. morn-n- it

bulk. I understand that the aver-age BBs f a vesael is at leat Ke

1 think that a ressel which I

iVss than two years oMJ, may aroaorll"

Be etaseed aa "newly builtVery truly urs.

E. P. DOLJs,Attorney General.

AMERICAN SHIPPING

CO. DOING WELL

The American Shipping o.. Ltd.. la'(

rxisten- .- a :n..fK- - nK utThe Advertiser of yesterday. The

name wss used by mistake for the Ha-w-ali-

Navigation Co.

The American Shipping Co.. Ltd.. sreagents only for the ellipse since March

f 1902 and are not responsible for thedebts of the Hawaiian Navigation Co. sgasoline schooner Eclipse.

n--.- ..I of th EcllDse by the Navigation Co. is to liquidate their Indebt- -

ou nf bu,lne.. Thf. Kaooaer Alice Kimball is o w n- - 1

- f.I.by the American fnippin-Th- e

n.min Is In a prosperous con li-- I

,.n an-- .1 mg a kckhI business and hasIntention ..f g.ing out or dusih-s- v

Aw si .nnArlnlrndpnt Ot COB- -

triwti-- n in charge .t tne I

Construction ann r.npnrr"mum . . . .. .l K. i i Tl TTT --( 1 1 I ' I f(m jiry. tenKuslmss tr.p to the coast.

Shopping

Banking Department.Transact buslne la all department

of hanking.OaBsetSoas carefully attended to.Exchange bought and sold.

and Travelers" Letters of(,!!' Iuma a ,K. Rank (if Oallfnmtaand N. M. Rothschild a Sons. London.

-- rsn4ent: TB nana or uaiiror-O- a

SBBstBl Ban kin Co- - of 8yd- -

Drafts and eabts transfers on Chinaand Japan through the Hongkong andShanghai Banking Corporation andChartered Bank of India, Australia and

allowed on term deposits atbe following ratea per annum, vis:Seven days' notice, at S per cent.Tlaies month, at I per cent-Bi-m

Ik at IV per east,Twatvs alee at 4 par can.

Trust DepartmentA -- r

Wanav. !.. rMl Ud MreOOSlCoOaet reals and dividend.Valaabla papers, wills, bonds, eta.,

for

Accountant Deportment.Auditors for eoroo ration and Pol

rate flrxna.Boob saagetssi and reported on.

!unsu of aaTair aswparae.H as-- tasolvsat se--

oav. AM tail atfsai.Savings Department.

Deceit Internet allow- -

! 4s par east r annum. In ac-an- d

eerdaace with resrulatoni.y be ootaln'O on

Insurance Deportment.Agents far FTRB. MARPTB. LIFE.fimne mJt SM HilTHW 1. 1 A -

fMLXTT INSURANCE COMPANIES.Inaurance office. W4 Bethel street.

YOUR W5LLShould receive immediate atten-

tion, and yoo will make no mitakin appointios the Hawaiian TrastCompany the executor.

Ko charge ia ma orconsnl- -

tation.

Hawaiian Trot Co. IN.5923 Fort ttroet.

biiSBbsssssssssMssssssM

-- LiMiritr

OFFICERS.

j casUa. . . . .. '. Fl'rat Vki PrssMjaatw w ndsr Ssnnsit lea-Presld- -nt

I Treasurer' X i.w Secret r

W. V- - -m - d P4f aiasBae

Sugar Factors

Commifibion MerchantsaoENTs ram

m...aisa. rsill rail so amsar Co.Baiku Sugar Cosspany.Fala plan ta ilea Company.Nahtku Sugar Company.Klbel FtantaUso Ossapany.Bar- - tlan Soger Company.Kabalal Railroad Company,A. and B Llae,Edward May.Emily F. Whitney.W B Flint.

lilttlHlElCi.OF HAWAII. LTD--

Capital.recH Brown

Sf. P. RoKeeeaVies- - Preside s t

O. Cooper..--CaaHter sodFortPrincipal Office: CornerKin street.

DEPOSITS rsosl" andJerest sUow.4 for yearly dP-- te at

ce- -t aw -ta rat. sf Br 'rlrtea up'

stoles see reui,, HcaUss

J0F.I'H HABTS ASK CO.

sOLBAABrS

Wine BVBtl Liquor Dealers

Wavsrley Bltjok. IL8T.

,td under tbs Lews of tk.Territory of Hawaii.

Pikl-ii- p CJpttll $600.00Reserve . . . 50.000UBdtvtded Profits . 163,000

OWTICMBB AKD DIRBCTORH.- - w Cmaj PwHfl

Ysas t 111r c. jeasc. ar. c. r. w

Tonr. J. A-- MeC

Commercial ami Saving Dsvpart merits.

glrkt attention glten to all

branches of Banking.

Fort StreetJ4d sslWM

Hawaii LandLIMITED.

Capital Stock $1 naouu

Capital, paid up $58,080

ICS.

t and kf

JoaadttorC J- -

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:a m

J M. Kea.

. im bur., .11 narll Of te Ma- -

..nan I.landa. ar.d also ha. house. IS

the city of Hoeeieiu ww

Tfce Yokouma specie nakAtd

QgfltAi, In 14,

ctfttt), Til 11,000,000nu OfTel S,.tO,000

IsWtss rs -

HEAD OmCB: YOKOHAMA.Interest Allowed.

for 11 sontna,On tawd

Oa SOad eeeeet far S months. SH PMat oer ann

n. unrf danoeat for lontbs. I P1ownt par annum. colreceives for

.jetton Bills of Eachange. issue, p.af.- -

u4 Letters of OreaiU anasrJ banking basin's.

of Tebobama Specie Bank.bulldlns M rwlUI'J H. T

...-- k,i wm. O. Irwin

CIids Sprtckels 4 Co., Btnkers

HONOLULU. H. T.

aOKfTB - XFRANCISCO. . .T A I MA.ft w

BAN rRAN CISCO.

DRAW SOCCRANOr OH

BAN rRANClSCO-T- he NeSjia Na- -

Ccnal Bank of aoa rfaaesaco.IVOR DO N The union

Bschang Ne--TORK-Amerl- eaa

rational Bank.CBICAOO Lpwanals.

soar

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.? Brttlab North Am-- r.

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COLLECTIONS FROMFTLTaccuUM rau wvn--

O BREWER & CO--limit"MUBSla. H. L

Qweea Sweat,

AOCMTS FOR

Z kemassa SugarJ :Tsnr ossspoay

Cosspsny. " "nr oki rfurS. Hal.akaUCompany. aUpapoloRgoeh

. - . .a sntlnnlBCnaatarsr i- - - BreweryiaaiasasCos Line of foston d wnlr--.

7 . . t n- -

tta for PailaJeipmaSMMsaaSaaaa

Btaadard OO Cesspaay.

LIST OF OFFICXRO:rm m t-- President

B Bishop.aebartsoa. Manager.

CM. W. F.and Secretary;

Watsr- -ansa. Auditor: F. c Je --

O- R, Carter. lOiMOStsi

JUHEI 1SHIZUKAAOEMCT OF

KEI H1N BANK. LTDVI RETARD 8T.

and Ea-chan- geBankingVraaeact Oeoeralbuslnesa

HEAD OFFICE, TOKYO, JAPAN

MAW EXCHANGE ON

STATION AX BANK. TO-e- Otl

EasyoatisMoney-savin- g

Tomsles. Marin Co. Cal.. Jsn. 9f. 1901.G M 'LAl'UBMN-Se- sr Sir: One could nt

I . . f ..... 1, w... mn..A Ik.. .A

Cal

by

Tha rmnoriua la SC. Sf

tbe largest sad most hand-somely appointed Depart-ment stores in America. Wssell everytnlng for personaland homo uac. Ws osn gattto newnst styles In wearingappar..-1-tU- latest publica-tions In Books, Music, etc.,to you within a tew weeks ol.h-- :r loiroduotlon laAmerica

BoaAn ds or pleaaea cus-:ott.ci- s

iu the Hswsilss ls-1:- .-

ds ai d the fr Eutt, can.f, to the big stores

s sad accuraoy ismilr.ir Mall Orders.

B- - hUe nil send forOJaEmporium Eci- - omist --

u.r irgg general c s ogustor SasiSBer IS9L It contains

! 1. illustratlons-.glee- s

price of i voitiag to wear,

rat. drina. or ue In yourSemen. It SSM BS

ihopby malt. Ho to endmosey Mow to rp rt to you. Mailed free toany SlIlUSS Requests forrai air cues, orders, etc ,

u a be addressed sf allOrder Department.

Oil and SteamTHE COMIN FUEL, IS OIL-Th- e

best burner for oil is thatof the W. N- - Best Oil BurningSystem.

Lambert's Steam Motor isahead of the ordinary engine!far convenience, simplicity and j

ecssomy.

For partisulars :riuire ef

Ws E. ROWELL

may depend oa y.sr Harnees.

Butter at redueesl price.

mssssm

i- -r OswHseOil Buswcs rc Stai iOmahv Pout a j

"BatBaseBssi view Verlic' SecKoOilSv.c r tar.OMS- - .t.- St. m samii

The lives of yourself an 1 familyIO

mEU PHILP & BRO. 2rfBnh?irdms.AWB BET A

Gemvio Sand-Mad- a Harn"";'"" "'.'"

MILK! BUTTAlways pure; always good.

Honolulu Dairymen's Assn.

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. JUWE If, ow1 I

, CZZ CHAS. F. HERRICK CARRIAGE COMPANY. Ltd. E 1

i

M G. F HERRICK,

PAUL K. ISENBEFG.President. HUNT FROfl NOW TILL DOOMSDAY Manager.

and you wont, you can't, find a better made,handsomer, smarter line of up-to-da- te harnessthan that sold by us. : : : : . : :

CALL AND LOOK AT OUR LARGE DISPLAYof Surrey, Buggy, Track, Expre?-?- . Wagon, Team and Dump CartHarness, also Horse Boots, Collars, Sweat Pad?, Cooler, Housings,Halters, Mats, Brushes, lap Robes, Tie Ropes, Lamps, Sponges,Grease. Whips. Dressing, YW, Etc. :

I i -

J i I and the lower half of the debris slopehad been swallowed up In the lake,disclosing the original smooth backndradJohn wall of the lake beneath at a consider-- .able overhanging angle, making theprofile of the lake approximately as in

HOW K1LAUEA CHANGES

FORM

(Continued from Pags )

Livery and Boarding StablesLIMITED.Figure 5.

At the level of the lake and half filled J

by It was a great cavern extending Ina southeasterly direction from the lake. ,

The dimensions were apparently 75 feet !

across and 15 feet from the surface of iBERETAHIA ST- --- - . rx,,rri,,n r.f if annrnTlmatPlv SO thp lAkp to tke roof of the Cave. ItBt. aJjfVjCk. 3sH Have in Stock amd

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feet In diameter, rose up to an eleva- - could be seen into from the oppositetlon of from 5 to 10 feet above the sur-- J bank for about 50 feet. This may haveface of the lake, the molten lava been the duct through which the lavastreaming; off of its surface, quickly had been drained, although- - it mani-cooll- ns

and looking; like a great rose-- 1 festly was not at the bottom of thecolored robe, changing to black. These lake, for up to July lth. that had con-tw- o

Islands, In the course of an hour. tinued to rise and fall from 6 to 10 feetfloated out to the center and then to a day. and constantly threw up foun-th- e

opposite bank. At 8 In the even- - j tains, somewhat more actively than be-

ing they had changed their appearance fore its subsidence. The entire areabut slightly. They bad disappeared the ! of subsidence is estimated to be a lit-ne- xt

morning. tie less than eight acres, about one- -

and BP'Phone

Main 3011About noon the falling lava disclosed hair or wmcn reu inu me iae.

the fact that the small extension at While the break down was takinga.. IWa llaa aa nalv nKllf ' rAnri-- lhrf WPrf ITIUIT Hlicht tromnTS

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SO feet deep, and it was soon left high of the banks, generally resulting in theand dry. simply a great shelf in the ' precipitate retreat of the observers

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As the lava fell, most of the ' ger was great the spectacle was sosurrounding banks were seen to be grand and fascinating that the party

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support of the molten lava was with- - At the Volcano House two slightdrawn, great slices of the overhanging J earthquakes were felt on the afternoon REFINED SUGAKS,

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banks on all sides or the lake wouiu . or me nm nu one iKurwu a -suddenly split off and fall Into the; a. m. on the 12th. During the weeklake beneath. several slight shocks were felt li the

As these falls took place the exposed town of Hilo. thirty miles away,sometimes 100 feet across and thouph none were felt at Olaa. half way

upwards, would be left red hot. the between, nor at Kapapala. fifteen milesbreak evidently having taken plac on in the opposite direction, although thethe line of a heat crack which had ex- - latter is a place peculiarly susceptibletended down Into the lake. te earthquakes.

About o'clock the falling bank ad- - This Is believed to be the first breakJacent to the hill worked back Into a down taking place in K auea in theterritory which, below 50 feet from th presence of observers, those prior to

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We have them in all sitesand they are sold on veryeasy terms.

surface, was all hot and In a semi- - 1 helng before the establishment or

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the entire face of this bluff, some 800 and 1RM and several minor ones.feet In lenirth and over 200 feet Inheight, was a shifting mass of color.

and Juts,varying from the intense light of mol- -

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First Appearance of Dandruff a Fore-runner of Future Baldness.

That such la the case has been con-clusively proven by scientific research.Prof. Unna, the noted European skinspecialist, declare that dandruff Is theburrowed-u- p cuticle of the scalp, caus-ed by parasites destroying the vitalityIn the hair bulb. The hair becomes life-less, and. In time, falls out. This canbe prevented.

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ten lava to all the varying shades ofrose and red to black, as the differentportions were auecessively exposed bya fall of rock and then cooled by ex-

posure to the air. During this periodthe crash of the falling banks was In-

cessant. Sometimes a great mass wouldfall forward like a wall: at others Itwould simply collapse and slide downmaking red-h- ot fiery landslides: andagain enormous boulders, as big as ahouse, singly and In groups, would leapfrom their fastenings and. all aglow,chase each other down and leap farout Into the lake.

The awful grandeur and terrible mag-nificence of the scene at this stage areIndescribable. As night came on. andara hnttar rerpRii-- were uncovered, the

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began to run back and fall down into Entertainers in Hifft. Claw Vaude3al Tllla.m Thoro4 down the sides of the bluff.

AIMEB TASMAat one Jwere five such lava streams Intro- -I nequaiieu on me nign v ir.tlme- - . , J duclng Aerial Wheell ne ugnt irom me lunarr w , j ENA HARVEY

lake, the red-h- ot walls and the molten Jn serio-Com- ic Effusions,streams lighted up the entire area. delL-- ROS8bringing out every detail with the ut- - jn clever Dances.m.st distinctness, and lighted up a tall ADALINA SARIN Acolumn of dust and smoke which arose . On the Trapexe.straight up. During the entire period TJf-ogSS-

V AFNT'KSf the subsidence the lava fountains OIRLS- - IrrCsisupon the surface of the lake continued ubVHJtGAIETTIn action, precisely as though nothing , lIAI;RY COOIL.L. MAIE A RLE A.unusual was taking place. I pongs. Dances snd Burlesque.

Although the action upon the face of DAyE CASTONthe subsiding area was so terrific that character Comedian and Hungarianupon the portion between the falling Dancer,face and the outer line of fracture wa I.KNA HARVEYso gradual that an active man could Patriotic Songstress,have stood on almost any portion of it AITRO. THE TRAMPwithout injury. Enormous cracks 20 V'loiMr11"11- -

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RiHm 6, Mclutyre Bldg.

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snd from 5 to 10 reetto 30 feet deep, Wonderful Lady Contortion- -wide, opened in all directions upon its ut of ,nenurfaif. and the subsidence was morerapid In some spots than In others, butIn slmost all cases the progress of theaction was gradual, sltbough the shat- -

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tered and chaotic appearance of therocks msde It bank ss though nothingbat a tremendous convulsion couldhave brought It about.

Another noticeable Incident was thealmost entire absence of sulphurousvapors, no difficulty In breathing beingexperienced directly to leeward of thelake.

At o'clock p. m.. when the partyleft th lake. Its profile was approxi-mately ss shown In Figure 4.

At 9 o'clock the next morning thelake was found to have sunk some 20

feet more: the banks st the right sndleft of the subsiding area, which hadbeen the chief points of observationthe day before, had disappeared Intothe lake for dlstsnces varying from 25

to 100 feet back from the former edge.

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