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TOPICS OF THE DAY

Joy reigua onco rnoro thoughnoithor thu Bulletin nor Its

spaco fillors havo committed anyfurther mistakes The groat gram-matical

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pundit who occasionallyroads our proof shoots omittod tomark the omission of au n in thoproof Now all is sorone and thoformerly cloudy sky of grammaticalerror in our contemporaries is oncemoro washed into clear transparentblue and tho gooso hangs highCheap is tho joy of thoso who livein glass housos Even the ordinarypublic throw stones at thorn andbreak their windows

Somebody usually known as LMcGrew has boon trying to get upa branch of tho society known astho Sons of Veterans in HonoluluA clauao in tho constitution pro-vides

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that no porson can bo eligi-ble

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who has or whoso father hasover borno arms against tho govern-ment

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of the United States of Ame-rica

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Now tho Time comes boldlyout and says

Every ono who was hero in 1893at tho timo when it was roportodthat Admiral Trwiu would laudtroops romombors that members ofthe militia woro asked if they wouldfire on tho United States sailors intho ovont of their lauding and themou nearly all of thorn whosohearts yoarned for positions undorthe Provisional Governmentpromptly answered betchor lifeOno of these bravo whangdoodlesremarked to tho writor in speakingof tho follows who had volunteeredthoir services in wiping out UncleSams fo cos theroB a lot of us fel ¬

lows who would just as leave tako acrack at a bluejacket as not

It will now bo in order to knowjust whether there is au Americanor a son of an American loft in thoislands

According to tho Bulletins tran ¬

script of ttib now polico regula-tions

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A porson found sick or injuredupon tho Btreets or rescued fromdrowning is to bo immediately con ¬

voyed either to his residence or toa hospital and in no case shall hebo allowed in tho Station Houseexcept by order of tho Marshal hisdeputy or the sonior captain

How will this work if nobodyknows whore the residence is andthere is no means available of con ¬

voying him only to tho only hospitalwo havoTho QueensT Is the manto remain in his possibly dangerouscondition till tho Marshal hisdeputy or tho senior captain can bewaked by telephone Tho idea b

ridiculous

Regulations aro auBiiallv Still more

serious affairaro thoy so

when they rolate to xthe finestbody of men in Honolulu our in-

valuable¬

police But if the Bulle ¬

tins resume of them is correct itmight be possible to amend thelanguage if the spirit is even correctTake at first for admission tothe force it is said

The following qualifications areindlBponsible and no candidateshould attend for examination whodoes not possess them

And then we find tho followingquoted among them

To bo free from any bodily com-

plaint¬

of a strong constitution andequal to tho performance of policoduty according to the opinion of thePolice Surgeon

How is ho to know that until hoattends tho examination Furthoron wo find in regard to tho uniform

Tho coat is to bo buttoned whileon duty Tho belt and club wornon tho outsido of the coat Thobadge in full view upon the loftbreast

Lator wo are told

A policeman is considered al-

ways¬

on duty and must dovoto hiswhole time and attontiou to tho de ¬

partment

It seems some qualification shouldbq allowed in tho matter of thouniform Literally construed thounfortunate policeman must sloopoven in tho hottest weather with hiscoat buttoned and his belt andolub on tho outside of tho coat andmay not ovou turn in bod lest hisbadgo on his loft breast should notbe in full viow Tho ideas may boright in thoir intontiou but tholauguago is ridiculous

HONOLULU II I TJEDlSTllSDAY NOVEMBER 13 1895

The Scare is OverNow wo oxpoct to soo tho Lalies and thoirFumilios onco moro Wo Wvo folt lonolywithout thorn So to indino Ihom to callon us sotno moro aa tho Sdiooh aro aboutto open wo havo resolved lo reduce thoPrices for

Boys Suits and OutfittiGirls Hats and Dress

Stockings EtcAnd everything nececessary to havo tho littloones appear m tbo Finost nncl Latest Stylesat tho bchool oponingwill defy comparison

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Islands f0Por Year 6 00Per Year postpaid to Foreign Coun ¬

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EDMUND NOBRIE -- - Editora O KENTON1 - - Oo EditorF J TESTA - - - Manager

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WEDNESDAY NOV 13 1895

uTHE TIME FOR MEROY

Toro is to day a deep feelingamong our citizens in favor of thopardoning of the political prisonersjet held behind tho bars and boltsof Oahu Prison

It has boon generally held thatthe Government is inclinod andready to show a clemency whioh willrebound to its advantage and in thefuture prove a wise and politicmove

The executive part of tho admin ¬

istration we believe will bo foundr willing to advocate executive cle ¬

mency towards the fourteen or fif-

teen- political prisoners still con-

fined¬

in jail but tho power of par-don

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is not altogether in the handsof the executive

In the Council of State which actwith the executive there are somemembers who believe in the policyof rubbing it in and who are onlytoo willing to accept a chance to

got oven with some personal enemywho has had the misfortune of beingplaced in their power

Wo think that the dignity of theRepublic should rise about suchpersonal foelings and petty spileand on Thanksgiving Day onlythoughts of gratitudo to providenceshould prevail and a spirit ofmercy forgiveness and Christianlove go forth

ThoGovernment has enough onits hands to day without boingbothored by questions and probablodiplomatic interference in regard tothe handful of political prisonersnot yet liberated It will bo a wiseas well as a moroiful action to letthe mou go A fow of tho citizenswho have seats in the Council ofState have oxpressod themselves dis ¬

satisfied beoauso tho recently liber-

ated¬

prisoners showed no outwardsign of gratitudo May bo they aroright in some instances but do trueChristians do good simply for thosako of reward and thanks Ohristpreached differontly

Others claim that somo of thoprisoners are awaro of tho storageof a considerably amount of gunsand ammunition in tho islands andhold that no pardon should bogranted until a disclosure is madeWe do not boliovo such a silly yarnBut even if it was so has it notboon sufficiently demonstrated thattho guns of tho riotors wero onlylacking in one thing tho mon bo

hind tho guuB And tho situationhas certainly not ohauged siucoJanuary or more men been found

A petition already largely sigundby men of all iintioimlitio o loraand political creeds is boing circu-lated

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and in a fow clajs the Govern ¬

ment will hnvo a tangible expressionof public sentiment And thou wohope that morcy will roign and thoheavily punished mou bo restoredto their families and homes If thatis done tho Thanksgiving Dayof President Dole and Hawaii willstand ns an evorlastiug monumentto his honor to bo rotnomberfid whenthe history of tho last throo years isforgotten

TOPICS OF THK DAY

The Bulletin has apoke Thitis it has spokes in its wheelsWhoro tho wheels aro is not for usto say

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Evon tho Supreme Court byChief Justice Judd has acknowledged wo nro The IndependentRight you are

Medical authorities have decidedthat coupon ioiii su nr to be in-

cluded¬

ntnuuitst Jtlier forms of ma-nia

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Tho Star compares them tosand bagging subscribers and adver-tisers

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It doesnt matter anywayIt is as good a form of gambling asa church lotterj

Tho Star wants a public exnmiuerof government aecntnitH It alsowants him to drop irregularly intothe different government offices toexamine them It says if this isdone such a practice would haveavoided some unpleasant surprisesduring tho past two years Whohas been doing it T

It may bo that in our immaculatorepublic we have had no system ofregulating tho police establishmentTlfore certainly wero rules and regu ¬

lations in the time of tho monarchyAnd they wero obeyed and carriedout But apparently the Bulletinis of the opinion that there hasbeen none latoly for it says

Any sort of system for rugulatiuRthe police establishment is betterthan none

Tho Star is not in the coupon con- -tost mania The Bulletin is Sothey slaugwhang each other on thoresults of thoir gonuiue circulationand its results on advertisers Wodont care about that What wowant to do is to reach the adver-tisers

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And our advertiser- - say nodo it as no other paper in Honoluludoes for them With an advertisement in our columns tho results tellin the cash drawer on Saturdaynight And they admit it evenwhen politically differing from toeconclusions expressed in our literarydepartment

When the Monarchy wis in existence a troatj was entered niowith Japan to procure labor Oneof tho understood accompanyingconditions was that by constantnatural modes of reduction tho thennumber of Chinese laborers shouldbo reduced As long as the Mon ¬

archy existed the direct as well asthe implied obi iiioiiH were carriedout Now referring to the recentre iutroduotion of Chinese laborersthe Star says

The importation was but recentlyresumed in a small waj after a com-plete

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cessation of sovoral years

Wo know now who has beenbreaking or trjiug to break thotreaty All was riuht till the Re-

public¬

put in its Italian F M Hhand

Tho Bulletin has found nut sinceTho Supremo Court decision tnat ithas a contemporary existing onKonia street It likowiBo has dis-

covered¬

that it is grammaticallysharp It then states

This paper got tho bulge onits contemporaries in tho records oftho Hawaiian Relief Society bocause it took time by tho forelook

It also took the only copy of thoSocietys transactions so w arotold If that is taking time by thefore look accord ag to the Bulletinit is usually characterized in otherways by other people evon burglarsas a scoop

aomE3PONDENorf

llc do not hv ourselies rcspvmble for theopinions of corrbtondents his columns areopen to every shlfe of opinion or party orarieiance Corrhonilcnce ml not be Methus or indecent dd mutt be itcommnied bythe name ofthexvkcr not nevstaribj for pub ¬

lication but as a harantec o good faith

Ed Tue IndependentRoligion fart the plat two yoars

has boon so cloioly Uontifiod withStevens best Igoveuraout thatonly an export cduld fell them apartSundry sojourning preiehors havoso mixed up their laudations ofDolo and Johovoh that theirauditors couldnt iweir which wasincidentally montionel Tho prin ¬

cipal gospel factory hero has boonput to a variety of uses militarypolitical and occasionally religiousIt has long been patent that areligion bo diverted rom its originalohanuel is adapted to tho tritelyloyal ouly For tto small marginOf population outsde of this sacrodpale who are susceptible to religiousiufluencos who mght accept a creedbuy couldnt swalow tho constitu ¬

tion in tho sane draught othermethods are uetded

Tbl worldly tretl of roligionwork j on tho increase Simplicityis fastViying nay to sensationalismTho Yl O A which is not closelyfettered by church canons is notabove employing worldly tactics forheavenly Vork It cators to thatportion ofuho pablio whioh has nochurch hffinatiois accordingly anevangelist id imported Not theold style of revivalist but a starMr Yatman of Now York justthink of NewTork Mr Yatman isbut ordinary aid New York is onlya Democratic state But Mr Yatmail of Now York is simply iuesistible Aucl lost tho misguidedsinner should not bo awaro of thesignificance of Yatman aud NewYork yards of sheotiiiL on thestreet cars duly inform him of thefact Dailejs leading gent is nowhere Dodgers announce his char ¬

acter sketches Mr Yatmau firstand ouly appearance as tho Prodi-gal

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sou his greatest cast MrYatman of New York will personateXanil in the den of lions in whichMr Yatman will UotUonBtrate tnache is tho biggost lion of the wholocarboodle Tremendous successof Mr Yaiman as Paul Mr Yat ¬

man in his groat specialities HellHeaven and tho Pathway of Lifewith illustrations

Tho servile press of Honoluluwhioh has always given undue adver ¬

tisement to church organizationsjoins in the goneral whoop up Thestylo of puffing used with tho Geor-gia

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Maguet answers with a fewtrifling transpositions of words

Mr Yatman is a wonder MrYatmau can convert more sinners ina half hour than any church in Ho-nolulu

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can hold Mr Yatmau ismagnetic elect ric sympathetic sporhiIic etc etc Mr Yatmans bestKnp is the Prodigal Sou but he isno slouch in other roles It is

ratifying to know that Mr Yatmanof New York the boundary of whosefame is the world is not puffed upbut entertains feelings of sympathyand regard for his humble acquaint-ance

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Jesus of Nazareth whom heo completely nvon hadows

And this sensational theatricalstyle of business it finployed for tho

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spread of religion I Many thoughtJul Christians doubt the efficacy of

Salvation Army methods on accountof attendant display Hut hero wo

havo tho army completely eclipsedMr Yatman is doubtless a man of

ability aud doubtless ho nheds lustroon his calling Ho would bo as sue

cess as a showman or roal ostatoboomer He is tho central suu in a

solar systom of sensationalism Hofigures in but did not originate thosystem It is to bo hoped ho has ahigher conception of his missionthan the associations which omployand advertise him Lot us hope

that ho may not regard himself astho contral figure on tho routo toheaven and that ho may frankly ad-

mit¬

that while he aids in ovaugolicalwork he did not invent salvationMany men havo worked for thoMaster without this flapdoodle buttho conviction is gaining groundthat sensation is essential to salva-

tion¬

Eventually tho gospel willbo preached from a Hying trapezoand converts arrayed in spangleswill jump through hoops while thobaud plays on JuNimrt

Tin Groat Race

At a quartor to 5 this afternoontho bioyclo road raco for tho prizooffered by the Advortisor will bestarted from Palaco Square KingAngus and Sylverter are tho contestants Tho bicyclists will covortou miles of ground The judgesare J L Torbert J O Carter Jrand Tom Wright Willie Love andFrank Kruger will officiate as tiraokeepors The following rules havoboen adopted

The start will bo from a linodrawn opposite tho Waikiki end oftho Pacific Tenuis Court UnionSquaro

It will be a standing start andeach ridor will bo allowed onestarter who may push his mau notmoro than tho length of two stepsover the lino

Start will bo made at tho firingof a pistol

Leaders must keep to tho right oftho road and one passing to takotho lead must go to tho left

In tho event of a ridor beingthrown near tho finish he may runin to the line with his wheel

None but those whose votes en-title

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them to positions will boallowed to tako part in tho raco asCOujjottioro or paoora

The course will bo from UnionSquare to James Cutnnbolls tratoat Waikiki where a short turn willbo made and thon return to start-ing

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pointThe judges will appoint starter

aud timekeepers on the groundAll persons aro requested to en-

courage¬

tho mou by keeping horaosand carriages off tho street whilotho raco is iu progress

MEBTING KOTIOE

rplIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THEJL Ujjiok Fnrsn Company Lii will bohld at the Company s Oillce on FRIDAYtho 16th Inst at U oclock a m

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Timely Topics

Honolulu Oct SS 1895

It has boon demonstrated in

a most sorious mnnnor duringtho lato opidomic of what vital

importunco pure wator is to all

human beings Whilo our mo

dical mon havo differed in opi-

nion

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in regard to tho nature

and troatment of the opidomic

which now forlunatoly is onded

thoro has only boon one opinion

in rogard to tho imporativo

necessity of having an am ¬

ple supply of pure water

for all purposes In Hono-

lulu

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the -- wator supply is now

plentiful both for drinking pur¬

poses and for irrigation Thosame cannot bo said for thocountry districts In manyplaces it is necessary for tho in ¬

habitants to carofully save rainwator in tanks especially whoro

artesian wells aro impossible

It has boon a great help to

people living in tho countrythat wo havo introduced thocolobratod Aormotor in thesoislands Many people havoavailod thomsolves of tho goldonopportunity to purchase ono ofour galvanized Aormotors andthoy havo in all instances ex ¬

pressed themselves as highlysatisfied with tho bargain

Tho Aormotor is especiallyappreciated bocnuso it runs intho lightest wind Boing gearedback three to one it starts withonly a third of tho load that thoordinary mill has to contondwith This onables it to startand run in a zophyr so lightthat all competitors stand idlyby Again its lightwoight andporfect bearing onablo it to faceup to and got tho full benefit oftho breozo Tho wheel is solight and its efficiency so groatthat it is an nbsoluto calm in ¬

deed which inducos it to standstill

Tho lightwoight of tho Aor-motor

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is a strong point in itsfavor Tho weight afibcts thocost of transportation tho easoof handling and orection thofucility of turning on tho towerto faco tho wind for work theregulation for safety in a highwind tho recovery of workingposition when danger is pasttho sagging of tho towor out ofshape tho vibration and break-ing

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of tho towor in a stormand consequently tho weightstrength and cost of a towor andfoundations Tho Aormotoronly weighs about two fifths asmuch as tho othor mills whichdo the samo work The groatdisparity in wdight is in partnuido possiblo by tho uso ofstool malloablo iron and thovery best mutorials throughoutand explains why so oxcollont apioco of work can bo turned outtit so low a prico

Wo invito farmers and otherswho havo uso for an Aormotorto call in at our stores or writeto us and wo shall be ploasod togivo ovory lurtlior mlormationnocossary in rogard to this in- -

valuablo farm implomonl

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The Board ifthis aftorurou

Health will meet Vory Popular Kamuaina

A desirablo liouso lot in tho city isoffered for salo

MisB Katn MoGrow has gono toKauai on visit

The Chinese immigrants woro roleased yesterday aftornoou

Mens ami Boys Straw Hats Capsand Rubber Coate at KorrV

Dr It I Mooreextended tour to

A 0 Atwaterbrother masons atMonday

Death of a

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is home alter anMaui and Hawaii

entertained hsthe Arlington on

A steamer from Yokohama withChristmas goods is duo hero on the15th inst

Dont forget to order your Thanks ¬

giving turkeys from Henry DavisCo at oncoj

Black Cotton Sox at 250 andBalbipgan Undershirts at 325 perdozen at Kerrs

A select stock of Gouts NockTios and Collars all distinct andrecherche designs at Korrs

A Thanksgiving proclamationfrom tho Amoricau Minister willprobably bo issued this afternoon

A reception to Mauagor Lowrio ofEwa plantation will bo given by theemployees of tho plantation on Sat-

urday¬

A Japaneso man-of-w- is duehero this weok according to inform-ation

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received by Japanese mer ¬

chantsTho S G Wildor left for San

Francisco at noon to day and Hono-lulu

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will miss tho genial CaptainMcNeil

Tho now muBic and nows storo tobe opened in tho Republic receiv ¬

ed a laruo invoice of goods by theS C Allen

A Caligraph typowritor nearlynow and in good order is offeredfor sale cheap Address N atthis oflico

If we can boliovo tho AdvertiserCommissioner Marsdeu will shortlybe nn a racket in Thomas Botani-cal

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SquareAttorneys witnesses etc will

leave for Kauai next Tuesday to at ¬

tend at the special term called byJudgo Hardy

Tho Monowai will bo due hero onthe 11th instant from Sydney ThoAustralia and Asloun wdl bo due onthe 15th instant

Tho U S Bennington returnedfrom Hilo this morninc with Minister Willis and famdy and DrCooper onjjpard

A petition for tho release of thopolitical prisoners is being circulat-ed

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by their friends who find a heartyresponse every whero

It is expected that tho Hawaiianjury will be oxcusod this afternoonand that tho cases to bo tried by aforeign jury will be taken up

Tho fair under tho auspices oftho Hospital Flower Mission pro-mises

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to bo a grand success Woshall publish to morrow tho com-mittees

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which will have charge ofthe affair

Tho Cabinet moot J this afternoonat 2 oclock It is understood thatmatters connected with tho eventualpardoning of political prijonors willbo broughtupj

Tho Government proposos togrant liquor licenses on the otherislands according to local optionIs tho W 0 T U beginning toshow tho clovon hoof

Tho rattling of ohairs tho tink-ling

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of koroseue tin cymbals and thedoleful crys of two groybeardedgoats wero public auxiiiarias to a

MVnfin nnrfni mnnnn Mifi ntlinrevening

A musical ontortainmont to begiven for the benefit of tho LonerSettlement is being arranged I hostring band of tho H Haokfoldwhich is a very unique andf clovercompany will be asked to assist

Plain Facts If you aro lookingfor Stamped Goods jo to N SSaohs thoro you will find tholargest and most complete assort ¬

ment tho Painted Art DonimCushion Covers aro now you willfind them there as woll as PrettyTinted Covers Also Wash Silk andLinen Floss in all colors

Tho California Feed Compauyhave rocoivod a lartro invoice ofgoods by tho S G Wildor Thoyquote tho lowest prices and thofinest qualitios in all tho linesaud give full weight Amongst tholot nro to bo found hay oatsrolled barley bran corn crackedcom oil cako etc Everything isof tho froshost and if you wantt6 got tho best and cheapest theCalifornia Feed Co will hoar fromyou

JAMKS I DOWBETT JR

Thoro is no more popular familyin Honolulu lhau tho Dowsett fam-ily

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Tho death of the oldest sonwhich occurred last ovouiug at Puuloa was a sh ck to tho many friondsof tho docoasod

Jatnos I Dowsott Jr had boonsiok for tho last two yoars Througha fall ho contracted a disease ofbrain which finally caused hideath It was hopod by his mauyfrionds that he would ovontuallyrocovor and his able physicianDr Herbert gavo hope to thateffoot It is understood that thoroworo possibilities for an operationwhieh probably could have beenperformed in tho near future audwhich might have rolioved thosufferer

It was not tho will of providoncohowever and tho deceased diedthrough a stroko of paralysis

James Dowsett the youngor wasthe oldest son of tho HonorableJames Dowsstt and was born onthe 9th of November 1858 Howas consequently only 37 yearsof ago Ho was unru in Hono-lulu

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and rocoivod his educationhore aud in San Francisco andwas always known as a bright andclever young follow

In 1887 88 ho represented Hono-lulu

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in tho Legislature and thoreas olsowhoro made himself belovedand rospooted

It is a great misfortune to Hawaiithat ouo of her bost sons should bocalled away and depart from thefield of oarthlv usefulness

The deceased was married toHattie Jones who survives him audwith two young children mourntheir loss Tho dieoaso of youngEowsott raado it necessary tokeep him in seclusion and duringthe last two years ho residedat Puuloa under tho constant careof his faithful friond John DeFrioswho day and night was in attend ¬

ance and who closed tho eyes of hisbeloved companion of youth

Jimmy Dowsett had no enemiesin Hawaii Ho inherited his hospitable and genial character from Idsparents aud although his sicknessforced him away fioui old assoeiatious during tho last fewyoars he was uever forgotten andhis friends to day feel sad by hisdemise although Jio probably there ¬

by was dolivorod from suffering audau unenviable existonco

Tho funeral will tako plaeo to-

morrow¬

afternoon from tho Dowsottresidenco at Palama

MAUI 3 FUNNY WAYS

Opium Brown Boturnod

Our Maui correspondent thi3 timowrites to us in regard somo doingof Lahaina officials Last Sundaywo aro told tho pious church goersof that capital wore astonished byseeing a whale boat in command oftho captain of the police uuderspecial instructions of tho youthfuldeputy sheriff leave tho wharf andgo to sea Everybody folt confidontthat tho filibusters had been sightedand that the valiant captain hadboon ordered out as a scout

The tension in tho small com-munity

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was great but peace reignedonco more whon it was learned thatthe Sunday expedition was dis¬

patched simply to servo a civil pro ¬

cess in equity on the owner of LauaiUnder the old regime oorvices ofoivil procoss on Sunday woro illegalUnder tho prosont of Christiangovernment the sabbath in Lahainaat least seems to be not sacred auda proper day for the authorities todo their business on

Tho good folks of Lahaina hadanother surprise though Whiletho brilliant doputy shorifl was de-

voting¬

his time in solviug someastronomical problems or wateringhis flower garden his two pot oc-

cupations¬

and while his burlycaptain was at his homo trying toozplaiu certain tangled douiosiiotroubles with his better half astrango lady appeared in thestreets made certain observationscalled at cortain prominent Chinesestores did somo buyiug or sell-

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and then disappeared rjuiotly toa boat anchored some distance fromthe town and procoedod to a float-ing

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castle on tho briny deepThe lady was recognized She

was Opium Brown who is amongus again

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Tha Hoalanis

Tho Hoalani Boat Club mot lastevening Tho annual reports wororoad and it was shown that thofinances of tho olub aro in a verysatisfactory condition Two hun-dred dollars wore subscribed fornow ploasuro boats Tho followingotllcors woro olooted T F Lansingpresident J W Winter nt

A V Gear soorotary BOattroasurer 0 L Crabbe audi ¬

tor board of directors to consist ofE Towse F L Waldron F Ham ¬

mer aud A W Meyer

le Rising Sim403 King Stroot

Old Holoimm Olllco

The National store

raneeIICIIINN1MI

SATURDAY Nov 2 1895

And Gontlnulng During the Month

New Goods New Goods

Prints Muslins Ginghams ShcelIngs and other floods too

nuuiorotis to men-tion

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y-- Como ami sio us nnd wo will giveyou Jlargalnsi

Dont Fail in Call on Us

Moses Palalt Manager

aianae

Saturdays and Sundays

far Trains will lenvo on Sntnvdnvs lit010 a m and 145 p m Arrivingln Hono ¬

lulu ntU 1 M nnd 631 - m

rfssr- - Train will lenvo on 8unilnygntUiria m Arriving in Honolulu at rJ0 r M

Round Trip Tickets

1st Oluso2d Glass 125

F C SMTLHGenural Pnsscncorand Ticket Agent

100 tf

Hollister Drug Go

BEOTCCTSTSa

IPort StreetHONOMJUT H I

Bruce Waring Co

Real Ksfala Dealers603 Fort St near King

Building lotsHouses and lots and

lands For sale

tw Parties wishing to dtspoti of theirProjiortloB are Invited to roll nn us

REMOVAL

IOHN phjllipsHas romoved lnu Plumbing Hnlnrss Irom

Kiuj street to tho pMinloes on

lEEotel 3treetlVirmirly oeimplrd by Wovnn

Wlrn II1V

TO LEX

OV TUB 1513A1I0UBIC Parlor a dDining Hall lately reno ¬

vated with Kituhun Pan- -

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ty Bath Hoiuo and Patent Wntor Ulosutntuched Tho Trnmcurs pasboa tho doorsituated at ItsleOt King otrett beyond Old6oap Works premiers and within eay ac ¬

cess to tho ltailroid Depot It lias a Splen ¬

did Lawn in rnrnt lor partionlnrn applyat tho pruuistH or o

K 1 TESTAlliutf 127 Kins Httcet

ATOWN LOT JOR BALU

DKBlUAltldJ HOUS13Lot at Kapaunt iiaui

or Dickson Promises andWalkiUlot tho OhlncsoY wLM 0 A Hull eonialiiing an area 01 iilOsquarn fout It lias ihruo fout pxth en ¬

trances each from l3mnia Hurlnnin andFoil btreots Pnr partiunlntH itKuiiro of

1 J TK iTA109 tt BJ7 Kinjj Street

WJLJi at is thisr S i v1v- - -

li is the ONLY ONE in Town and

Wa EQVE PIANOS With It w

Wo movo thorn Sakku Quickku nnd ChkaiKK than anyono olsoWo will albo move your Furnituro and Baggage en

of whatovor deseription --5

Trunks to Any Parts of tho City -

Small Packages to Any Parts of the City - -25 Cents

10 Cents

C E Williams SonED A WILLIAMS Manager

611 Kwij Streat --as S3 Telephone 179

WEi Are MH More Orders

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This year evor in our past lOears ofoxperionue in tho Fatting of TIT

For tho Honolulu Mtukoluml whyl Hccaiibo

wo know how to Fatlou them and

We Ww a Big Herd to Select From

A WU

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3 Fort Street kv-

E WILLIAMS SONED LIAMS Manager

Oil Kinjj 3troot next to Arlington Hotel

Undertakers and Funeral DirectorsHearses Hacks and Wagonettes Furnished

TOMBSTONES and MONUMENTS

EmToalzxLingUnder Personal Supervision of Ed A illums FDi whograduated from Claiiks School or Perfect Embalmino inMay 1891

Oflke 179 TELEPHONES Res and t k 816

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-istrsaliet

A OF

I iln H H IS B 11111X1 X

F EHLBRS CO

Manufacturers Shoe Co

AND

New Browor Bloelr

than

NUbt Call

KINE LINE

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Boots Shoes

51G lOHT StiiektHonolulu H I

ndepentat 50c per Month

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HUWMhULTT

Carriage Manufactory

128 130 Fort Btreot

Carriage BuilderAND REPAIRER

Blacksmttblng iu all Its Branches

Orders from the other Islands in BuildingTrimming Fainting Kto Etc

promptly attonded to

W W WRIGHT ProprietorSnccossor to G West

T B MURRAY321 323 King Street

The Leading

Carriage and

Wagon Manufacturer

ALL MATERIALS OH HAND

Will furnish everything outside steam-boats

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and boilers

Ho Ball Bearing Axles Around Ibis Shop

TOp TELEPHONE t72- - Qk

Wm G Irwin CoLimited

Wm G Ii win President ManagerOlans Spreckels Vice PresidentW M Giflhrd Secretary TreasurerTheo C Porter Auditor

SUGAHlACTORSCt - AMD

Commission AgentsAQPNTB OF THE

Oceanic Steamship CompyOf 8an Frnnnlseo Cat

Galifornia Hawaiian FruitASD

PRODUCE COMPANYG Oavanaoh Manager

Opposite 0 It L Depot on King Street

Groceries and ProvisionsIce House Goods Fish Vegetables Frozen

Oysters Etc received by everysteamer from San Fran ¬

cisco and VancouverTHE BHIPPING TRADE SUPPLIED

EST TELEPHONE 765 jJCalifornia Fruit Market

Corner King and Alakea Streets

CAMARINOS- - REFRIGERATORS

BY EVERV STEAMERS

From San Jianclsoo with

Fresh Fruits OystersSalmon Poultry

Etc Etc Etc

IS NOT TO BETHEUNDEIISIGNED by choleraHoubo Painting and Paper Hanging arohis specialities and 023 is telephone- num ¬

ber through which communications can beestablished If you want good work doneby a professional palnlor call around andsatisfaction will bo given

GEORGE TURNER

FainterCorner of Beretania and Fort Streets

F J TESTABKABOUKn or

Records Collector Copyist-T- RANSLATOR IN -

English and HawaiianReal Estate Agent Typewriter Stamp

Dealer Purchasing Commissionand Advertising Agent Etc

VJfepmoE No 327 Khigbtreet thrformerpivat office ol K B Thomas

to i Davies Co L5

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FACTORS

IMPORTERS OF

General MerchandiseAND

OOIMLISSICOSr MIEXElGttJLlXTS

Agents for Lloyds

Canadian Australian Steamship Line

British Foreign Marine Insurance Co

Northern Assurance Co Fire and Life

Canadian Pacific Railway Co

Pioneer Line of Packet from Liverpool

DONT BUY FURNITUREOF

C E WILLIAMS SONIf you prefer to pay HIGHER PRICES for Oboapor

Goods olsewhero Tho first instalment of our

New Goods Arrived per AustraliaThey are set up and the prices marked on theni But The Abe

So Beautiful that we Hate To Part With Tiieji But wise folkshave already commenced to Carry Tueji Off Call on

Ed A WlLijiAiurs ManagerCll King Street next to Arlington Hotel

TEU iTC3 H O N ESOffice and Store 179 ReRidoncp 815

Telephone 92

H E McINTYRE BROEAST CORNER FORT KINO STS

Box 145

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

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

States and European Markets

Standard Grade of Conned Vegetables Frnits and Fihk

Cft-- Goods delivered any purt thn City

ISLAND TRADE SOLICITED SATISFACTION onAltANTKED

Seattle--Draug- ht

IOUl1JFLEx S 8 Miowera

Best Beer in HonoluluTHE

CRITERION SALOONFort near Hotel Streets

0 J McCarthy - - Manager

Metropolitan Neat Go

KING STREET

G J Waller - Manaoer

Wholesale andRetail

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Navy Contraotors

Benson

SUGAR

m itli k jo

DRUGGISTS

Fort StreetHONOLULU I

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AT

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of

Golden

Rule

BazaarW F REYNOLDS Proprietor

ESTABLISHED ON

AbsolutelyGash Basis - -

DEPOT FOR- -

Donriic Sewing MatteDomestic Paper Patterns

Remington Typewriters

AND SUPPLIES

Newsdealers StationerMUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Etc Etc Etc Etc

Anchor SaloonCorner King ntid Nuumiu St

W M Cunningham - - Manngor

Headquarters for Mechanics and Laborers

THE OKLKMUTEn

Fredricksbnrg Draught Beiir

W ALWAYS ON TAI WlSolo Agonts for the Renowned

Long LifeAND

OPTOysters for Cocktails

PerEvory Australia

SSt- - Call and bo convinced i

Empire SaloonCorner Nnnanu and Hotel Sts

0 T Day Manager

iiteG Wines Liprs uPORTERS Etc ON DRAUGHT

Half-and-Ha- lf on Draught

Handmade Sour lashA SPK0IAITT

Merchants IkclmS I SHAW Proprietor

Corner King and Nauanu Streets

Choice liquors

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AND

Fim Beers

far-- TELEPHONIC 401 --xax

INSURANCE

Fire

MarineAT BEST RATES

COW- - Enquire of

J M XDOATSICTTV7 AISI TED

AT THE

01 NUUANU STREET

TO DRINK THE

Famous Seattle BeerICE COLD ON DRAUGHT

EDTJABD HARRYPost Office Box 475

101Honolulu

REGAN VAPOR and PACIFIC GAS

Engines and Launches

THE BEST IN THK MAKXET

They cannot bo surpaBsed for MotivePower

tfgJ SEND FOR CATALOGUE

JOS TI3STK1ERSolo Agent Nnunnn Street

For Yokohama and HougkoDg

The Al Steamship

ASLQUN1000 Tons

Is duo hero on or about

November IB 189 5And will have imnipdlato dispatch for

nliovo portsfV For particulars of Freight or Pas

sago apply to

THEO II DAVIKS CO Ln110 td Agents

NOTICE

SUBSCRIBERS ARE RE8PKOTFULLYall subscriptions aro pay

ablp strictly in advance by the monthquarter or year

F J TESTA17 tf MniiRBflr

CHINA AND JAVAN

Admiral Itoa tnttur to tho 7ntoAdmirul Ting

The following in an official opof tun letter juidrutsod conjointly i0tho lato Ohiuebo Admiral Ting byAdmiral Ito and Oiii Oyama

Eonoiikd Sin Tho unfortunateturn of events ha initio us ououiiesbut as tho warfare of to day doesnot imply animosity botweon us asindividuals wo hope our formerfriendship is Btill warm ouough toassuro your Excollonoy that thoselines which wo address you withyour kind permission aro dictatedby a motivo higher than that of amore challenge to surrender Thismotivo is that of submitting to thocalm consideration of a friend thocause of action which seoms to botruly conducive to tho good of hiscountry aud of himself but whichstress of circumstances might tem ¬

porarily concoal from him Towhatovor causo tho successive fail-

ures¬

of tho Chinese arms on bothsea aud laud may attributed wothink your Excellencys sound judg¬

ment will not fail in assigning themto their truo source which must boapparent to any unprejudiced ob-

server¬

In China the litorary classis still tho govorning class aud litor-ary accomplishment is tho chief ifnot tho solo way to rank aud powornow as it was a thousand years agoWo do not venture to douy that thissystem is excellent in itself andmight woll be pormauout and suff-icient

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if China woro staudiug alonein the world But national isolationis no louijor a possibility What ahard experience tho Japanese empirehad thirty years ago aud how nar-rowly

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she escaped tho awful cala-mity

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threatening her your Excellency woll knows To throw awaythe old principle and to adopt thenew as tho solo condition of preserv ¬

ing tho integrity of your empire isas uecessary with your Governmentnow as it was with ours then Thonecessity must bo attended to orfall is movitablo tooner or laterThat the crisis is being broughtabout by tho Japanese arms is amere chance It might havo beoncaused by other political diflicultiesas well Now at such a conjunctureis it tho part of a truly patrioticman upou whom tho necessity ofaction devolves to allow himself tobe simply dragged along by theforce rof circumstances Com-pared

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with tho establishment ona sound working basis of tho old-est

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ompiro in tho world with itsglorious history aud its oxtonsivoterritories what is the surrender ofa ileot or tho loss of a whole armyIf your Excellency bo truly patri-otic

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and loyal to the cause of yourcountry wo beg you to listen to thowords of a sympathetic heart filledwith the sense of honor representa ¬

tive of tho fighting men of Japanwhich asks you to como and stay inJapan until tho time arrives whenyour services bo required for thogood cause Not to speak of thenumerous instances of final successafter temporary humiliation in yourown history of tho ancient dynastieslot me call your attention to thocase of the Freuoh Marshal MacMahon who allowed himself to bodetained in the ouemys land till itwas expedient that ho should returnaud aid in roformiug tho Govern-ment

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whichinstead of dishonoringhim raised him to tho Presidency orto tho case of Osmau Pasha whomtho unfortunate evout of Plevna didnot prevent from subsequently fill-ing

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tho post of Minister of War andrendering important services in re-forming

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tho army As to tho wayyour Excellency may bo rocoivod iuJapan let us assure you of tho mag ¬

nanimity of our sovoroign HisMajosty not only pardoned his owusubjects that fought against tho im-perial

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side but oven raised them toimportant positions according totheir personal morits as in tho casoof Admiral Euomoto Privy Council-lor

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Otori aud othors Surely howould bo more magnanimous to onowho is not his own subject audwhoso glorious career is so wellknown to tho world Tho groatproblem with your Excellency nowis whether to submit to tho groatcalamity which must bo tho inevit¬

able couBequenco of further adhorenco to tho old principle or to sur-vive

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it for tho sako of future reformWo know it is tho custom of yourofficials to meet any comtnuuiaation from an opponent with a pridodesigned to show consciousness ofstrength or to conceal weakness butwo hope your Excollonoy will under ¬

stand that tho prosont communica-tion

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is not made without due con-sideration

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of tho vast intorests atstake but is tho outcome of thotruost sincerity and of tho feelingswhich should load to tho realizationof theso interosts aud wo hope youwill kindly consider it in that light

Should tho preseut communica-tion

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meet with your approval thocarrying out of its import will withyour Excollonoys permission bo ar ¬

ranged through further uommuuicatioiie and wo bavo tho honor to beetc Count Ovama

Jnn 20 1895 Admiral Ito

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