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fAWTBlhT M fe SffLAbVMBfKaMBAm !. W.. AHW " - 

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Bresic&nt oE Johns ffopRFns 

the Latest Boole 

Habit. 

iMuJ7il'il II III 

Critl-as- ds 

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JOHN W. FOSTER 

APPROVES DECISION 

The bupreme Court's Position is 

Commended On Good 

Grounds. 

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JkMM .V. p;ll ts. the 

Wniti Am HuiWmnCTy WMtX; 

Mil... gtvt some 

ajsHtMrMK twn iMr adiln-- w if farmer 

Mwniiiiin: fUJnKiB, of Johns Efoplclns 

itf tt snuiuaces aC the worn- - 

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iirBst ai much- - reaituiir."" 

niiiNlsisi tn- aiw putttnir It necessarilr follows that we must sov- -' 

Ibcctf. aw aHraaiUma In. tile nW ana era them. 

iuut tn. NETW VOKK, June 6. ot 

State John V Foitor, In (JMcussln tho 

W'nsn-tnstc- reeent Insular decision, sas tho m 

correipondent of tho TlmtH, Bald: 

"C dem It fortunate that the court took 

.-- - thr position it did. ConRldor tho l'lilllp-pin-e 

"" 

situation, for Instance. The Unlud 

States now has possession of tho nrclil-pela- o 

Having the Islands in our runp. 

-- 

The decision of the court In tho Porto 

Rlcan casea clearly and unequivocally 

n swim about delegated such authority to Congress. It 

um jMimC tatwtie team. XHa prwP But we 

much-moote- therefore settles the d point 

att m nrwiC diuiitr of reattlnir toar as to whether Congress had the power to 

rcRiilatr affairs In our new possessions. 

B ttenutr ni.v ma stuuenCA this att-- For this reason, I say, tho decision was 

Vtrot, trutft nsoit ttx mueh. Seo practical and sensible. It will bo a emit 

MtV uiy die arc oC (Malumc. Thlnl. bulwark for those now in power In tho 

amt Hlknr yaur mission future government of our territory In 

My tto tun ate rhr mbuesetipe. ' 

the East. The exigencies of the situation 

Just such a decision as 

was rendered." 

111 

SCIENTISTS TO 

STUDY CHINESE 

The American Auseum of Natural 

History Will Send 

Them. 

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NEOH.O x;; GKOIIUIA. 

Congres.man Ltvingetouo Opposed to 

Uufrauchiasiueut. 

XKW TOItK, June C Congressman 

IJvtegattRA of ;ori;.a is iiiotid lu a apc-eifrom 

Washington to th Tribune as 

rtK that b does not believe In whole-str- fr 

iHitfraiKhlaement as a nintily for 

of nattro mlTruB?. lie said 

"I tMnfc tho people of (JeorgU uru 

n)tnn any dlsfrunchlaumciit amend- - 

10 our Slat constitution. Wo uro 

WtK Utc nicely with the nigro In 

thtrnkt Th Slate iidopt tho 

umnmtmtiMM whkh ham been alreody 

iHafet by fruMuna, .MlMlsslppI, North 

Ittmtk CroltKi. may tn-- thu time 

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swell oonstltutlonul 

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0 Tho American 

.Museum of Natural Hlntory Is about to 

st lid mi expedition Into China to study 

the lifo and customs of tho Chlneee, and 

to colli ct ethnological spctlmenu which 

will bu exhibited In this Uty.Tho work 

will take at lenst three yearn, and will 

bu most thoroughly mone. j.t vtw time 

when China woa the center of tho world's 

Interest tho museum folt tho lack of a 

Chlnise exhibit. A wealthy citizen of 

llils city heard of tho museum's needs In 

this direction and has cuppllid ths funds 

necessary to carry on tho work. Ilia 

name will nut be made public at prcoent, 

'Iliu work will be along llnea similar to 

that now being carried on by tho museum 

in Siberia, Corea and other countries. 

A foa turn of tho expedition will bo a 

careful study of Uuddhlsm, and to that 

end Dr LI Lalifer of this elty will npend 

a J(r in a Iluddhlst templu near Pe-jn- r. 

Ho will mo with tho prleiit and wltnoss 

ns many of their religious ceremonies as 

possible. Dr. Laufur was a minnbar of 

jtho Jesup North I'aelllc expedition, sent 

'out by the museum, and wuu In Siberia 

from lhl'H until T.HXJ 

THE INOEMNiay IbSUH. 

It Sueiuu Not to liuvu Uoun ITully 

Sottlott Yot. 

I'KKINC, Juno C Tho MlulHtcrn hao 

i case'd to hold incttliigs, wlillu maklnir 

Imiulrles as to thu deslrcM of thulr 

tioveinmi iits 'lliu majority of 

the .Ministers huld that Uuriiuiuy should 

have told thu Chlnesu that all tho Powers 

would agreu to an Indemnity of 

laelH at 1 per cunt Intercut. They 

also think that thu wlthdruwul of Count 

ou Wuldursee and thu Uermaii troopi 

hliuws a deslru to forcu thu l'oweru to 

iiciiiluscu to Ueriniiiiy's di mundu, which 

they urn not inclined to da. 

Trouble betuween llrltlsh ami French 

soldi) rs at Tlcii-Tsl- n coiitlnuui Ilrlgu-illc- r 

(leuurul Iornu-Caiiibl- ,, In command 

of tho llrltlsh troops, and thu 

French loinmamlcr will lisu their utmost 

mnliiivom to prociit further friction. 

CO.Nri5lti:NCi; AT WAHIIINa'TON 

WAHIIINO'lON, Junu 'Im. Ambas 

wiilurs from most of thu Kuiopeun coun 

trios uuru in coufureiicu with UocruUry 

Day today, mainly hucaiiso It was dlplo 

uiiitlo day, willed uiToiiM an opportunity 

for illsctistiiiK thu slug" of lliu Chlnexe 

nKlliillflii. It Is undiTslood tliut tlio 

mlldl Hroiinil, or modus vlvendl, us it 

l' rfrrwl lo, fcoiiceniiim llio form 

of imiIiik lliu liidstniilly, In likely to bu 

avitltxl by a Joint uini suvrrui (uarunly 

This will bu In toiiiplulB uciiird Willi thu 

AinrriiHH vl-- v Hint tln-r- slloifltl Ixt l' 

.iil Ki'U'HIHy, III lliu Slluu vl blndlllK 

atli (lovrniili lit lo MlllrlllK Ilia lny' 

in.. Ill o( I ho niilirv I4T K'J.loJ l( will bu 

Mill, iioMvyur, In thu formal npm, of 

Ullitf kcmImI by u ul lliu iitmii Jolnl 

l at lliu aaiu lllil, uml probl'ly if Ilia 

-- M UiatruHiHlll 'ibis insirumniit duubl-iwill 

luoludu h provision uy ulilrli 

miiIi itivriiiiinl U i uia no (lubll 

ny Urfuimk Ihu fciiMUiil of lis own shorn 

of lb IwlHHMiy, wlili Ii, in lbs mm if 

Iba I'nliisl HUiIm, In lnii to 1,vt)tw 

aii mtm Hill ill 

l,a(t Huimr )'ricii 

NUW rulllf, Julia 

iwir, fuJr ifiimntr. i l'Js) 0o!ilfw" 

M Ul. I '(. Vllm HVa-sf-i I MJ. )l 

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I

THE LEGISLATURE. 

tPrtm Thttttrtfti lii) 

Thf Nam Wlhrr rr nil br..e nr 

waitctJn nwrttimji Mi.f ii in foti 

... af Ii rfu tornr an th ui" ' - 

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mr wllro, iw) "'" " "'"r "l amnatrrat iiwimm, ran m 

ibf Uwt at humor r a indltii i l" oanlanta c the ! wn made 

mit.1 ' sil.m. t torm t.. th MrttMaint tt run aa 

nay '7d,r", ?Kp 'UJT ' 

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mad n. Bn John aawnaiiiih. ItaMrtttla. Oahw 

rreihrv i n ' f Heal'h.nut M 1w a 1 m, tki Star that 

out)' bh th nHMt- -f wmm to lh Bf,, ttyinti t cm the atari. MM 

h.n M.ataman unt t" jhav. Imtlroh-- d tn Utorti Jt l IrMiatftMs 

IIH IllWlt H K Cltdael MlUl Whl( h to rl !ai nu to MtfWCt to flNI lb B1- - 

iii fetlnw Into the ".nr f num nt a rourt a MknortaM M lha 

thinking that a certain aalarr afeotiM "W-t- rireult fttovrlr to ha, with a 

!, mlwKl It waa thoMBiu uiai im nay i"" "" "" " ":t ." " 

mid not piMi wlthmit wn mnwi '" 

, . .... ,,.. ... . Hnial li H " want 10 aown wn, 

U II1K IlTtl7 Hi'- - ... . . 

va, tint tllfrt' unit noun v 

Hi.- - InilepMulent urt- - U)lnit 1 r 

intend to lft Hip nwltr jro i ! 

to ! w-t- i 

In Hi- - forenoon tin- - tKllturp did 

n 'ihliiR liut cut wtlitrlp on nil nldes. 

(inro or twlre rpferpnpp ' mftdf to 

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ut OMwm 

, 

I wiitlrn 

thin, 

t 

MtKiiilo'n adxlce When tlip aftpt-.- ot aarn iorrnor ouui.ie or Hawaii 

noon thin rlintiRPd The We have tri.d llllo alone, and timed 

' took lamrli Jul 

lawmaker lid found some frlndH "f" 

, , , ... .. ,i.i,i ....hi t 

caec-a- , tnotlone. onlera, bii.I 

tn talHfd, and the mlsed the in rhereu, U)e nH bU)IJ. 

mis no tiilk nliout " will Wimli- - a nflr n , ttm n, ,he clerk and 

ItiKton iiny" If enlarlea not cut the tlrputj rierk hero h liuey an 

tin- - IowpbI Usurp Heokley lie, nion- - lawjer moving 

to far to IIKR'"'1 that u limn nhould con.iiieiill IiiirIiiphk heliih' 

paid uhnt In- - worth the tranaa. nnil I think ou utiKht to 

'ow In ' month Oupu- - 

It Is thuuKht that the 1a'kIh1.Uuii-- i U ,,1'rk ,lt u month and 

l, ll.rxiwll llllll Almroirjn- - '"""''l""- "-- " ' "" " l 

Hon 1111 In n few dajs 

MOHNINU SKSSION 

The was li.ilf hour 

late In ineetltiB yesterday moinltiK. 

When the buplrti-n- s of the day was 

taken up. the sutsey department was. 

the subject upon which reduction of 

salaries whs buppd There was iUUp a 

difference opinion reKardlns the dlb 

ih 

an 

to 

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un 

ou 

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b-- i 

In 

ou 

of salarlPB (eprtni. nt anxious 

meluth made the long speech iway, siihmlt to jou as u. cltlzpn, 

the In whh.li stated Unites as a Senator, wish to 

siirnij ikpattineiit was tht hue a tried joutwlf, you would 

' ree Informntiun it shoulil in.- - oiuci rs, 

Only recently. h- - bad pone to that de- 

partment, asked certain data 

getting was forced 

to pay of the employes the of-nc- e 

the sum of JJ00, enRUKltiK him 

as n. jirlvate lndlidual. The sptakt-- r 

ald that It was an outrage to have 

men employed In a public department 

and then forced to pay him an ad- 

ditional fe- - In order to get Information 

that was supposed to part and par- 

te! the public archives 

The speaker also suBBested that 

there a schedule fees Ilxed, so 

that the public might thereby pro- 

tected from overcharges on the part 

clerks nnd deputies 

Prendergast agreed with every tiling 

that the previous speaker said 

Dickey followed, explained that 

the man who was employed to 

work was tho meteorologist 

The works In the survey 

department voluntarily, having a 

thorough knowledge the Hawaiian 

language, Is great assistance to 

the natives. The speaker then said 

that the gentleman under discussion was 

not the sort man to overchnige any- 

one who had employed him The abol- 

ishing of this department would a 

Breat disaster to the Territory One 

could the work. It 

would Impossible for him Dickey 

.oncluded stnting that the Organic 

Act expressly stntes "then- - shall a 

" 

surveyor 

l'rendergast once mote took the 

floor said ' This department 

should tumid over to the road en- 

gineer The survey department has 

been doing work that I very 

much condemn 1 refer partlculaily to 

the extension of Pchool street, that has 

been proposed Instead running It 

on a straight line, they have turned the 

rond Into King etreet, cutting through 

the property of private Individuals, In 

many cases ruining the same. AH this 

Is done that the Rapid Transit Com- 

pany may benefitted " 

Then Prendergast took a huge blue- 

print from desk, showing the lands 

and the streets In question con- 

cluded by saying that the committee 

had had anotll r better route sur- 

veyed. The cut by this latter route 

was higher up, cutting through some 

government land Tho saving to the 

Government this second plan would 

amount to something like 

Remarks In behalf tho survey de- 

partment followed from Dickey The 

surveyors received their Instructions 

from the Department Public Works 

After some more discussing, the sal- 

ary surveyor was fixed J5,00. The 

following Items were Iserted In the 

bill Forester, 12 040, epert forester, 

12.010, tantalus Inborer. 52S, throe la- 

borers, 11,296, ollice boy nnd messen-ge- r 

$120, wagon driver, $528 surveyor 

APTHUNOON SHSHION 

Aa as the Houso was called to 

1 nor iniiilU nul ) vlllliia' 

l IlKUrt tHMulUml 

Huuwirmt wm hjhi 

Mul in.wv. u 

Mlllt f l 

Nil r nt 

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afrrtimfi' ttftr4tfw 

femnvittih 4W wnt rvi 

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la 

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rtollr m mmith no tmy t 

cm 

h ilnnt nu ihp Attorn- - y 

nnri Hip IllKh Hhprlff who I nnV worth 

pB) that hi 

on for prm tlml utility In a country llkr 

and vartou department 

ttut don the Sheriff of Hawaii, 

nho hiu h terrltor) KM ettiarn mllea. 

more thnn twlc aa murh a the ronl 

In 

all uhh 

"J"-- " the laet 

etc., 

(,lln tiUtTiK aB 

hut 

flrp are 

even wenth.,y can In, 

li tnore la 

he M to t. 

rk JIM u and my 

J100 my 

--.III til' """" 

of 

meteorologist 

Mill' 

a good HtrnoKraphi r much Lliati 

that, If a competent 

a little ie at that price, 

n they nciualntPd, why. Homebody 

offi-r- s m a hitter salary thej 

leai-- , kppps court 

it continuous upro.ir 'Dure Is no 

statute that authorize a JudBe to m.ike 

m cuttlnB s.ilarlei 

only injuatltu to thoe who 

work timk.1 .tinployis of 

i 

i 

poMllon ritle to if.-- t 

flist of I 

mornlllB, If ou 

sou Ui tne lawyers 

Instead of tin ni. he 

one of 

by 

be 

be 

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be of be 

of 

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man nil 

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be 

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of 

tnn 

for lee. 

and do get onp 

for wh eoon 

the and 

and our 

Un ntu and by 

not do 

hut nil tin- - the 

ann i.m- - 

and 

and 

he well that 

the not ease for 

of ant ut-s- t 

and fur 

had 

and 

and 

of 

not do 

by 

and 

late 

his 

He 

nnd 

by 

mkmi 

nr 

lIJ 

ihp 

Hip. 

art-a- t 

.ma ini in si oi ertninB to try It. you 

cunnot BiiUBe the buslntss in Ullo by 

Kauai and .Maui I do more business In 

court In one j.-a- r than the Third 

and heeotid Circuits combined I wish to 

Impn-s- upon ou thu imiwrtunct of 

with us in this matter In a buMntss-llk- e 

wa This Is not a question of poli- 

tics It a iiuestlon of plain business, 

und I don . think the salaries oi the sub- 

ordinate otllctrs of tho couit oukIu to be 

cut It may bo possible that bomo of 

tho..e Honolulu fellows could stand a cut 

bic.iun- - thej ult tt such tnmendous 

h.ilaiiis. but the Idea, of maklnp the clerk 

of the Circuit Court whith has a tcrrl-to- r 

as IiIk as all the rest combined 

work for J76 a month, whjjn Htnry Sraltb, 

o the snmlleit circuit of the Broup, gets 

Jl.iX") a juir, and he does one-half the 

work physliull) that Uan I'ortir does In 

Ullo In hundlliih' the buslne-i- s of the 

ofilces 

Now 1 am anxious that tht hh. riff of 

Hawaii iuk all m other court olllcers 

be BlM ii BOod salarlis In euttlnn- T' 

onl ii f. i to the IIIkIi Shtrilf and ej 

Central, b cause both of them 

Kt too muth p,i J ii olllcts like that 

the cut should he made, but not in 

otllcts, which are usuall fllltd 

b poor m. n linanci.ill. The Attorney 

tJ. neral, as we ajl know, not wortn 

th saliuj, would b. mighty dtnr at J1W 

a month, and tho HIrIi Sheriffs ollice 

ouRht to be ahollslit'd. It Is 

and If cuts are to bo 

made, these are the class and tharactcr 

of otlites which should recehu them 

I wish you would present my compli- 

ments to all my fi lends and explain to 

them tho sentiments which hae pre- 

sented herein hao not the tlmo to 

lslt Honolulu and discuss this Interest 

of ours with you In person, but I am 

pleadliiB In the ciiubo of Justice and right 

and not in tho Interest of politics or of 

party. If I had l.OuO otes on the 

of tho House und Senate chainlir I 

would oto them In favor of niiilr,,. th 

hiads of departments and not the hubor. 

l Ilia to otllces. 

1 

With klndtst regards. 

ail.UUHT V MTTLB. 

The letter caused conslderablt- - mer- 

riment, but was not sptead upon the 

minutes or the W'lslutuic 

Till: KUItTIIBH l'ltOCUi:iJINfJH 

I'wallko moved that th liuii-i-, 

Judge of Ullo have an Increase In sal 

ary a iew ju)h ago It was made 

J.'.kOO i:nliko wished to mauo n 

J.1,000 The inotlyji was lost. 

Mossmnn mined that the salaiy of 

the physician at Walalua- - b.- - r.iis,..i 

from J'jCO to J1.200 The motion was 

Reprcfientntlve. the 

olllcer In the Tertltnrv 

wiut carried 

Kelllkoa 

In mini; snlnilim to whu 0,000 7,8uO He 

drawing 11 salary ami gultliiK l'i"t t Jimi to 

fur wiirlt, The witlliiliu that Wits coming 

million was lost Kiiimuluth tlnun, 

Prfinliirb'tpl. mover sec color hiu. piittlntr 

IMe Im 

Hiu 

n 

nauiDK miulB It 

ni WmviM l ntrii,w 'tifrf lis Van 1W. nwr 

Ida 'vJ)r 

npd lb ViJaJY H! &! 

ll J1l Wr'fMiria1 IN 

lla 

i.siVt4 ii trpif 

r 

but 

I 

I 

1... 

III 

otsi 

V Ml II S M ill 1 U'M' i 

PKOCfcbDINuS 

oh will: maim. 

i.utwu'-- Hfifurmn" h Hn 

t m Uklnff llittrot lit tHttMnl 

tri)-- , hut tn thnu" whn wnlwttttwt 

tht drift it thlnt. tt wm Mtnt im- - 

Ih Vtih't mtlM uiik nuiKiitm l" i 

III h h"ll "f th" (UMHOfft Tli 

lfi4H-iittii-t r vofj- - 

Mftr m 

,llnniiii Wllenft, whn, lw hltititft 

thiittKtM ttait lh man who i fervth 

ft 1" th" UqIMI," IW4 

rttii'ti n tho Mb Th ImMpnnmnta 

win n.. rtwt by runner 

tloti of MltrN In tlMt 4minmrtt. 

and 'l . hfttwr Mi WIMln Iheli vrwer 

! itiuk. matter umhMMant for Hie 

mm who run- - the attlilP' heaJth f 

M und-- r their wroct ebsnt.- - 

Tin HMia- t- waa stow In oomuKi to 

ord. i ilile in.irnltilt, owlnn to Ow fart 

that h iii..rum cnsld not he oMWB 

Aft. i th- - upper hniwe had concealed 

( iimvMii, the minute for the raWt 

two .imk hitc red and approved tf 

n Ioiik tiuf', during which tint-thi-i- " 

woe not a quorum prea-n- t Mr 

KalHti.ikalaiil IntroUufci th.- - fulluwitiK 

reaolutlon 

"ReaoltMl, that the uf U,uO Wp 

IiiK-rtii- l in the ktfrwprtHtlon Mil 

th.- - from IfinalkamaUaiM, Nlol..-pa- , 

Honolulu, laland of Oaliu, which 

rune frum Nuuatiu atreet to atream 

rind theu buck to the IxMlHlkuy of the 

atn-H- t named, tlftj voter of lo 

cality named, having iietitfoneil for 

Ii during the WBiilHr In nearly mi) ur. 

and thla petition bavin linen laid on 

the tuble to be coiiHldered with the 

bill " 

This reaolutluii wax utblpd waa 

the following 

'Whereas, on th fortieth day of the 

regular session, the committee on pub-li- p 

lauds reported on a iietltlon signed 

by the voters of this city, aaklug 

for the extension of irt str.-P-t to the 

Fauna road, und 

'Whereas, said commute recom-ni- i 

tided that un It"m of 0.000 be set 

aside for the purpose named, now 

I lie reore 

' lb- - it resolved, thut the sum of $.!0,-00- 0 

be Inserted In the appropriation bill 

the extension of Tort street to the 

Pauou roud In the rourt h District or 

the Island of Oahu, In accordance with 

the prayer st forth In petition 

mr iitloned " 

After this, Item lf.O. salary of com 

mission, deputy assi ssors ana collect- 

ors under the tux bureau, was rend 

and passed .Senate thereupon 

d uunl today nt 2 o'clock 

J J 

Telegraph Motes 

Corbett has lost his 

Japanese d'o r Tar 

chaotic condition. 

There blight prospects for LIB' 

Klondike clean-u- p 

flay M Greene, the playwright, to 

become a Catholic 

Philip 8. Kay, the well-know- n Kan 

Francisco Is dead. 

Ground has botn broken for the new 

Uras ulley road In California. 

Lester Helff C. Whitney's 

to victory in the Kngllsh Der- 

by 

V Michigan hotel man on a spree killed 

his daughttr shot his wifu oth 

ers. 

snow and frost are great 

damage to vegetables In 0;e-Bo- n 

, 

The stock of the Southern Pat 

,Fri.i 

known. 

A life sentence for forgery has been 

given to a nephew Stonewall Ja. 

bon. In Texas. 

An Insane engln. tr klll.d his wife 

diiUBht.r In St. Douls and blw off the 

or own head 

Governor Wells of Utah has wtdded 

Miss Dmlly Katy, formerly society 

editor of a Salt Iaiko paper. 

A Kansas City woman on for 

the murder of husband and her 

family accus.d of a felonious con- 

spiracy 

A verdict has been r. turned In favor of 

Mrs Dddy, the Christian Scientist, in 

of Woodbury vs. Mix Uddy, 

for allegtd libel. 

The Pacific Mall Steamship Company-I- s 

to be sued. Government de- - 

i.m;n ui u wrot'Jiiwj utx:iaivo 

Browers Present olllceis may hold over. 

A disastrous lire has Wllllts, the 

thriving Mendocino county, Cal., ton 

Only two stores are' left 

OHINB8K WILL BEaUME. 

larger uuikmuI He wuh, It was dvcldetl trunHfur the admin 

the 

for 

the 

for 

the 

smallest-jial- d Istration of the ilty the 

The motion Chinese gruduajjy during June 

Count von Waldorfiee 

mlKht Uinmeiutli ho not .awry tiiu Hnvviiiliin Inturiimter tho Amcr 

iiilbti.1 to 

d.iinlnir 

out 

th 

the 

nrtiimmi.i ti (ml 

r 

11 

ulvu ii.iii.iiii ilml ..,.., .T. aa nrtf liulnu , W 

ull j'ulilk' , it iwy, d 

lino, n )e(4v 

in us. v, .H.MKI1 i.mh niui un tin 111111 hid 

uu 

ii 

It 

in) 

is 

it 

of 

4r7;;:I,,al!,v,r.i?feair " 

mi l&MS 

ui) 7 --hi 

Ml 

II 

all 

tPi 

Mm 

are 

lib 

are 

he 

of 

II 

I 

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1 

tpUlvM ni.u.a 

liquor licmse 

AUKy. 

lufuullutluna 

kieuiitjinj Unilifftl 

.ni WJti!fc 

l . . ...r 1 i. 

VI . I 111 Iblllwitf 

......I 

T 

;;'aJ.wi .::; fitr,H' jw 

.-- , .......-.- r r, fll.l.a 

MM1- - 

dolus 

l 

IftJ H)MVII 

AMLHIUNb MONOHUU NlvW 

MINI'" tit 

eipi 1.. t i 

mt i ii 

Vui h i.jmH- - 

iff" Mali I.'lit' 

. 

"in. afiaii . i tit 

Ih a mi i f. i,i 

No ei.f t waa IWMwd 

Mnftri huema. M 4m 

..H 4M1 

rtf tli Ai 

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if Ult tMH' , .,,'.J 

MMt Mtlet did n ,Mtti 

WtavMoii AHwrHe ti rttltao 

i rnt W" 

tf fotlr HMr 

n.'N, hi.w.'wi 1 uaeiiH wttti 

& 

Ui 

dh 

"f fr v 

atUon All thp ito- - 

kwller thai trat ttriMUi 

UWIted Ml4e ml.- - 

awMMMMit waaaMM, 

liiwlim 

ttMh 

tMMWimeni miawiiniii 

aimamw 4rtwrnaiinn 

of wotl.l. atwl fchetr Mwi'lt.ii mtU 

wowld aHeare wwMt tor pa- - 

ih tHnflt of &. 

eeMed Un Me-taj- tt 

wax Mr Ohoate aal w la 

MHBHwiw, arn aaaM nam 

CVMaMRte, Owneltue N mi A to 

:her amm- - a ati 

A Ullm i.) twi U. 

uord Btra4hu.nii iii 

'"Ml" 

ar-- x 

Kruae 

dMaaa 

veratne (ird Juati. 

laHl). Clemen tiMwajrp 

Wrd. iMaawi 

.Royal. levl Mtnon Lou.i AvalMWy JUaari iiU--- iv 

(preatderit of thn Aaa.H'lat - 

Oommen-e- ) and 4'l"- - 

HUummn 

Here HtuonK thow aeated at 

ku of tawnor 

as 

J, 

Is 

swept 

- 

In weltomina- - jjord tWnju 

ey, who made flmt auweeh aavid 

welcome tbein Un- - 

tlvew Uie ahlll nUM7rae wtoiub 

lmve tiiwufl the vuat ruawwrcei. ib- - 

AtnerltKtn vouHiihiil AM MvrvUte of 

mankind W- - iantplv abMivnr 

thuae benefits Oui UwotllM; mllHnar 

aould not live witliut the fd AmmtI- - 

mmm)r,w 

4aWiflBWaaakMaMaBBBBa)MtatalkfMkia- - 

p i'""1'' ! wtiwi 

e 

I d 

y 

'ri'imr7 j1j. 

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t 

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f ."- - 

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il 

t 

t 

' 

inmm 

t1 

Jaa. 

ea prodiicos ad the mw HriaJ jvrUllti4hr 

iiiuunil it- - utnitm. .ui.fii.p 

not in the bui luuu. 

1 1 1. ait 

in 

, 

1 

- 

w afaaaja r' 

v 

aa-w- 

feT- - 

MHaaaj a. Jailif?w 

M 

t 

4 

3 

1I 

k 

d 

(iit 

(HnttuiM 

air 

! aj Per 

w 

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awi 

aMr 

P" mnnnia, t, o 

--fr 

ijilllii 

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. 

au 

., 

i.ui " .i 

In llbnrnl .ItHtrlhiitlon of w.mRh ,,, , 

--- 

u 

1 

.... 

rr 

i.- - 

U 

HatmlipfiUtt 

... t. "I , .v. Wy 

lork of dsiiiiwrw rentyltjg tHtxtptutou, an fiuif t. 

to the addr.s weloome. pke fWJ 4t WreWBiiJsl 

as "It Is said viaia, -.. , 

words are the music the worjd ,ftf 

th.- - and words ,rtU, f , ZibS-whic- h 

you have us d tn, M, ,' 

" 

for the generous of 

Hon, ma.nlfested In every e and Cui-,.- ... 

In the clasp every hand. It is " ',w 

urlilleir.- - to Mniwm th.tlianka of tlu- - T...TZ IU- - 

Chamber of Commerce. 

'" 

associate here pre 'ZSZ? K,rtlllU 

guests this memorabi. urL ,1,.tY,M 

AT' SEMINART 

'T1 rf lPVOMpif. and! excellent, ad- - 

Mr Jessup the fil- - l(f. Christian 

to Commerce, not for- - " ? "h "tP 1p ifcte C 

contractor. 

rode W 

and and 

and 

of 

and 

She 

you Instilled minds 1,V,'1 --MH.EJ?.. Milu. Col- - 

habits of thrln llUP?L :l&Tni& &u othfrie- - California. 

twentieth able to Mate 'JJ1 lifiiKT'lik 

with pride that bublii. ,rc- - 

latlons the two w,'l"f w'ip1 JWShtwuTf 3fceiirt.-prti- - 

amount to the astounding of ties.- - "" ""W" 

yearly 

"We are of the race, the jsanv 

blood, the same language 

tions, we have the religion, civili- 

zation und laws, we read the 

liible sir, we can only be rival 

-7j scp 

an 

aUp 

tr 

Ut- - 

mmm 

in the effort may put forth, 

tuated the same debit carr ,jjg '2 rPflja gijr 

the of the the bleiwlngg of UWT- - 

and lellgious To this 

end we will work hand in band. buul-de- r 

to shoulder heart beating will) 

11 I l livu ifKii 11 

l,i,., 

'hnnla 

her 

mftm 

r?-,i- 

( 

Haaaaa- - 

rmia. 

aaat 

ataV. 

?? 

hwtk 

wai 

'MMaaii iaawi 

aaaah 

taataaa. 

cttStiUeti 

iiwaimwam 

...'.. 'T" WWMrr rtP 

;ttvrr 

rFr 

graeloui 

made uiliv, 

wurinth 

has the t,u, )f the nb mtt Hie tf hhm 

top 

the 

her 

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to 

um 

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Tbr 

t t t'S. 

New 

ri 

your at 1 ufcrnitfl M5jrt 

politics r rnr 

and tolr 

same 

No, 

each 

to 

ends 

civil 

Ii it 

iHafi.a.CjwiIwCrjflipisufjB. 

reached point sxwMl u 

Peking 

" 

c IVrfftf 

reviewed 

iSVfJA 

century, 

between countries 

Railroad highest 

frttut 

nuitlim 

Artr 

2, 

"We 

deal- - 

ePwC 

tradi 

dffmttERS- - 

. 

,,. . 

feel effects of pir wo,, AV 

post and and tit. stKjrcitW Cor-to- 

touch with us ' "?" iMtv rtt- - will 

Mr. bv Lrd "ur Ortrefullr attend to 

Biggins and A tMid rttoe ,rMb .it-.- n rtm. with 

'UuLt 'Mmi'miU r- 

- "J f-- P? a"d PurclnwFor-iiitete- st 

an Uiat .the iti4tM ttt ut Issue 

States upon ttte ?mun$y jOw u 

stage of tariff "Over two doou 

jfetttt 

try thla 

Hf3f 

my 

home 

and 

J 

the 

rfrtjl 

earth 

trader 

JYWnry 

unelfth ,Kroin 

world Accounts 

Jessui. was followed 

fttWlites- - 

aroiibed 

situ-tttuv- 

was 

,cowlli tttuf 

SC 

years agoi owned ilepwirn. M rf MtlmfM9 tfrtlltwry rtrid received 

McKlnley. a apeach jn mtmus accordance with 

Hoston. .aid "We not talkhiK JrZ ZtZJ. ' printed in 

about tariff now and in T JfJTZ Which may had os 

acrosj, the continent ht made t-- 

jtfdlld1int. 

, luslun to the but ureatly Mtom iflk- - m f,v JfeUtldtrtif. porC 

the or wHliuut . 

tfi fi jcee - - 

outside markets, the vMwe ,nH(l f m tn 

.the campaiBii coHitniltee tdpWl. --VtVW Hew ' 

4f P5f LS 

.,i ,1,111.., . .. P""PW' PH"- - 

f nnvir piHlillH Musrcury, uuuiiuuai 

mand penalty escape of Chinese i,u t.. ir,...i ...,..,,.,. 

San Francisco. ,,acltv consume that Titian i1o,.r W W AMff- - 

is bernmlnt- - khll.t.ntoM. ,t((Ml rfAt f. MrOUKllOUt. HI. 

action at San meetlnir fruit- - America." MMi """'" 

Kirii n 

Lord Alverstone paid an eloauent 

tribute the States 

Mr. Carnegie, who had the bast 

the then rose. ,He 

dwelt the Importance .the 

Krowlng friendly relations between .the 

two countries and as 

....... ....... ... 

nr 

.. 

" 

.hmi 

teai- - mm 

affaw- - 

L 

jlwt 

.yu. 

'ent 

said 

trial 

Thu ,. . . .. ..- -a 

- . 

iUli! 

mi4i ,n 

kfe 

pHk 

"""""6 banners entwined HII 

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m 

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to 

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w 

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to us owd .a. 

ever to- - pVw P iA rtT 

aMrt 

ill 

eniln 

rttt rfiev 

W 

and 

the 

ni,...-- o 

',.'l1 I . . . - . .... .7 . ." --," . . 

It was tt..--t ' I meetluK ot to tie utuuriea siue 141 a t iBpV ' . 

the Ivi,..ihi.n 1 ,. the iieneralH n. JH lfMe- - ' 

..1. 

- "" " - ' hlnution u. ...... 

waia io 

5'p 

borne 

and 

I muI 

disturb the I 

I! t 

to 

0,IW3 

and 

mU- - 

paa. 

trip 

tariff 

- 

-- . 

i 

Jtalb Mb, 

upon 

1 

lows: "The future 

ri.n.,ri n shows """ 

draw closer and but. 

Here 

rAKut 

,lk 

moved June 

allied troot.s any rp Fle 

ixiuulu uLu Am,had titur 

peace pity that 

hiiMMiitl itiMiln f 

PPP" I" "PW. K 

.nth 

Tom 

likalv 

todav 

to debt Or. w "T"? j , 1 f 

iii.tr-.-. ., ... .. ;;....: uiau, leave lotnor- - me luiinuur in r-sr- -isir r''T 'r" '"TT t""t- r mNW 

reduced from m n V.wi Two speclnl trains will mu the the .? ..' .'' 

w....k ...;, the week, tnklnir to Taku The Lord a!d M' ifcK At AW 

year, and the Auuuiui- - ?? in 

' 

i 

U 

4aW! 

ewtaw 

.Hfld- 

- 

;irfi.T 

V;pH4i 

MUrfnt 

,...-- 

l',,.,l minnlllv nf I, .... w..ou v.iw mm, . ir Wtu.ii. VV W Wf f MWW Wf J rOMNHMtr 

said the brothel- - 

who Chinese carts, tables ami chain. 

"Mre H Lfur m ! AWA.. f 

11 should be mn,ii "'""" "" "l u,eJf wiwnw tr,oaj. ual, 

thu same. Tin. motion wn 1.- .-. .? """'"'":'.".'- - '"w"'. ' i".u ." wtr. PWIWiW 

.... ''." lllK I1II11U lllllirt SM1 u eel elllllllleH r. len.liilllfl T nilr . u ,. ruaimaa nv. ca 

uf 

IT 

W of 

of 

un 

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un 

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HT 

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X 

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ra 

mt $ 

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aw Sa-- 

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of tn 

our lm 

of 

are 

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aw 

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of 

X 

be ad- - 

we 

lie 

ar- - 

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at 

to 

th 

CncM 

fr rC XottPi 

m. 

Hie 

all be fh of 

Woh all 

.rf 

by iawi. of 

,lti 

al 

w 

are 

tw 

al- - 

am- - 

pe 

ws 

of 

of 

inU- - 

tf.1. 

T1W" 

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the 

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Mtf 

the 

4U 

,w- - 

rff 

Hf 

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"i 

and 

URTS 

cm. 

are 

in., our 

D, 

our 

the 

ttu .tifii 

g 

irom 

of 

vr 

.M- - 

5r; 

bv --Al a by ae wr 

the 

of fiiAU mnv of 

," P'."' W 

Uakl hJI 

m... 

Ih.. ii,. nn.1- -1 win 

be all w .V 

...... r 

an 

Inn II...- - I 

ed ... OHr 

foi 

llllll 

Of 

m vf 

order the the netmey that the owells 1 noi'ur .' p"m pW aVK' wWv wpww WfW ir-- ,n 

the other Hrltlsh yot, peihaiw 

the chief the surveyor bo talsc-- d tho 

tumps, j M AMt tUtw p1 HWKf t IfVeeM'-- ' 

won reducxl from 15.100 Mill to the sixth Plus,, ,!,', . ! Ult. "very Imp fcf '"" W i 

the entlie wiifc , eauied sala.y was " In w s prabo.it. the 

lMP--h 

Wr 

be refill red special com- - being l 

f Luti Ui.m 1. . r--' Aw f 5i ytrff, 

tn tho ineome his . of the '.'j niS lM-- rf p-- ( ViVir, 

u 

' 

of the Hiirvi-yu- r his axe llo mov.-- the, I" Wilch the bade l.it . v , ... x, .. , ... ' w 

be said was ni lean 

fuvnr men from 

well let the )I.i-pul- d 

special buuldus have nil 

iiiul the wuio llie 

tlm nnd the and 

hiu 

the 

Tin 

Ice, 

ever 

bis 

suit Mrs 

troops 

Jutu il 

llm-a- 

roep 

get 

'.vj 

who 

Hie 

wo a 

Uw J'arcUn 

to tuaat 

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SEMI-WEEKL- 

HAWAIIAN GAZETTE: FRIDAY, JUNK 14 1001. 

GOOD HORSES RAN WELL OVER A VERY FAST TRACK. Wagons,Brakes, 

of many kind iiml of rare In two turrliiitex with nn attendant 

PII.tKIA tnnrki-i- t the ientetntlt vwigoti fur the Impedimenta, and te 

tween the chicles hud created a mnr 

haetons, Surreys, 

Buggies, Runabouts 

of tin Iliuvullnn 

iitleo hy aprentllng nn awning, there 

Jockey Club vittoriliiy, I'lrKt. It nerving luncheon and refreshments to 

wiui the leaving of wfll-hnc- cntrlei nil friend All over the quarter Harness, Varnishes 

t the pout, then It wu the falling of stretch there were luncheon parties, 

wJ 1 and the nppenrnnre was n mild repll Carriage Material) 

an" of the bent liorntH In another JiibIi, If ca of the hlg racing eents of the 

and finally, a nillc tace n run from Ktist. The club section of the Maud Iron Horse Shoes. 

wire to wire after the recall flag linn wns more than half given over to the 

ladb-- s and they gae to It a touch or 

fallen and the recall bell rung I It 

which lint mortized 

any wonder 

brightness with the 

then that there wan 

da 

Pacific Vehicle & Supply Company- - 

langunge" to mnrk the 

.Thete ni no lack of spontaneous Dny Mock, Hcrctnnin 

tuuiKage of the racing which, In fact. 

Street. Honolulu. 

enthusiasm ocr the going, but tt wns 

vm of a good clays In many respect 

well In hand and there wns no evi- 

aa any that has been seen on the locul mm- ? i fiP I IS m dence 

I . t that the onlooker had come WRITE US 

track In yearM 

R)R 

o much for the troubles of the 

rao-In- g 

men, owners and hacker? In the 

stands there was less comfort than 

usual. The trade winds, which have 

n absent from business for weeKs, 

remained In their northern haunts yesterday, 

and but for a little rustle during 

the morning from off Diamond 

Head, there waa nothing to show that 

the wind ever blew from the north or 

-- a- Instead of the ordinary bracing 

weather of Kamehameha Day, there 

was an extraordinary sweltering heat, 

which penetrated every corner of the 

bland and park, wilted collars and left 

Its Impression on gloves, frayed tempers 

and burned nerves until with the 

going down of the sun and the calling 

of the re-ru- n of the Itoslta Challenge 

cup race, every one felt the relief 

of evening and seemed to enjoy the 

day In retrospect better than had been 

the rule during the passage of the 

day. 

It w as a great crow d which g.ithei ed 

to se the racing. It did not come 

early. There were vacant sp.ices all 

over the stands when the first race 

was called, but these disappeared us 

by magic before the luncheon hour had 

arrived. But if the late coming might 

argue lack of interest In what w.is 

to be the order of the day, there w is 

nothing of dearth of enjoyment once 

the people had taken possession of the 

park. This they did in more ways 

than one. Not only did the throng Invest 

the place, scaling the fences on nil 

sides, above and below the stretch, on 

the back and at the ends of the track, 

even where the line of vision made the 

view of the running horses something 

all out of perspective, but tney enter 

SECRETARY WILCOX TURNED 

OUT OF OFFICE FOR CAUSE 

'harles W Wilcox has been dismissed 

from his position of secretary 

of the Board of Health No appointment 

has been made to the vacancy, 

though several eligible names have 

been canvassed. 

Tor Home time past the present 

Board of Health has been dissatisfied 

with the work of its secretary. Pre-Iou- s 

boards have been of the same 

mind, but have hesitated to discharge 

WIIcot for fear of being accused of 

drawing a color line. Color, however, 

had nothing to do with the matter, Wilcox 

being deemed Incompetent. During 

the plague It was necessary to put 

all his responsible duties into the hands 

of Mr Hendry, although Wilcox now 

turns up with a bill In the 

Leglsla-tui- e 

nsklng for J400 for nddltlonul work 

done nt that lime, In his capacity of 

secretary. 

To the fault of Incompetence WIIcok 

who Is a brother of the Home Rule 

Delegate In Congress hns added thut 

of purddy i:vcr since the present 

Legislature met Wilcox has been running 

to the Homo Hulers with material 

to use ugulnst the hoard that employs 

him The figures used and the statements 

made hy Mossmnn In his attack 

on the bonrd must have come fiom 

Wilcox, as no member of the board 

khvd Monsman liny dutn, and Wilcox 

wilh In constant personal communication 

nt the Hoard nf Health ofllco with 

him In fact, Mossman, In speaking 

SCIENTISTS 

ARE PLEASED 

T " 

Dm lltll bund tit JclmUMw who iif 

HiidUn lh llll t thu Iliiwalhin loh 

m'i) am lfrtidtiully KMltlng llivli Inborn- - 

ry into wmdllloii, and In it fv, day 

it ni im rttiy I" nury thu work In 

it'l lie iMullx with wliltlijt wu plui-rr- 1 

ed despite the efforts of a half do.m 

mounted police to kn.p them out, 

swarmed ovel the track to thp liitleld, 

and generally made tlumselves at 

home This part of the public, oiitsldi 

j of the several thousands wno ettne 

In to the stands through ttie main 

gates, and paid their share towards 

the support of the sport, stayed until 

the shades had lengthened, until Wilier 

had for the second tlnu made a 

show of his Held, ana then betook lf 

to supper and memories most 

cheerily 

Cveijbodj was there, as usual The 

boxes were illlul to overflowing and 

the club tniid, on the second lloor of 

the gmntl htand stiucture, was crowded 

to Its full capacity While essentially 

a crowil of parties, one made up 

ol numbeis of the family and friends,, 

coming with lunch and staying until 

all could go home In the can Inge, 

there wns a vailatue In the midday 

arrangiments this yeni which wns 

Before the Intermission was 

announced many pai ties left the 

grounds and went to tile Moi'na Hotel 

for the meal Scutes, of others took 

their noon refreshment at the Walklki 

Inn, and the Annex had even more 

people than In former years But the 

enjoyment was not lessened by the 

deciease In the picnic element of the 

lacing day There was Just as much 

jollity as evei, the raising of the seats 

of the club section of the stand made 

the general view bettei , the wlnneis 

as a usual thing wcie cheered ns enthusiastically 

as In foimer years, and 

the diawn pool, with Its many chanees 

for the wrong partisan to get the right 

horse, was just as much In evidence, 

Wnlohliiii, Knti, Jiiiiu 1, 1MI. 

K'jltor Advirtlxur iy tho lust uteiun-- r 

Imvhig In i ii a petition wns forwarded 

In linn J II lloyd, Hupurllituuilullt of 

I'ulillo Work, Ikius by a number of tliu 

nilihlifii Of till dlnlrli'l, imklug that 

vmmiililmr ho donn with rmiird lo tho 

opening up of n vii i.t (in oi of )u ml uinliT 

ih nlMoluto inninil nf thu (lovurninein 

ui tliU Turrlt'iiy. or liifuruiiilally ihmuuli 

turn nt mi f mt HMUMwy omm 

id llr I. I I .'I Wll l4llMu ull 

Hf il l lul l np'l All uf 

I t - .11 . I lit fl w'riHt 'I 

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as was tin inlnglid laughs and 

shouts at the llnlsh of each rui e 

That theie was n good Investment 

on the incos wns shown when at the 

finish of two disputed rnccs there was 

a general shout for a decision, and also 

by the fnct that the passageways or 

the stands, the sp ice at Its rear, una 

In the saddling paddock, theie was 

i ontinuoiiul) a ciowd of l?ttois, placing 

their money on the favoiltes It 

was a speculative audience; theie was 

nothing that would not incite u bet, 

and then was all the time the rtcui-i- i 

nt demnnd for the display of collat-- n 

al to back any assertions as to form 

or feeling Thnt the men in tne stands 

hud more than a passing Interest In 

what was being done, was also In evl-i- li 

nc e when In the first race of sl 

entries then were only foui under 

way whin the Hag fell Also, later In 

thu day, when such u stmt wns given 

that one of the horses was not In full 

swing until the bunch wns a half furlong 

away M titterings long and deep 

wt re heard all about the stand, but 

this Is one of the concommltants or 

racing, and will be while mortal man 

Is fiail, so that there was nothing mote 

than disappointment meant by these 

utteiances 

There was a full attendance of 

smnrtly-go- w ned femininity, and the 

bright spots in stand and field rellevecj 

the dull groundvvoik of masculine presence. 

The Infield was filled to the 

point of comfort, carriages being drawn 

up along the rills so far as there was 

any chance foi the occuptnts to see 

what was going on In one or two 

spots there were evidences of real 

loinfort, foi the family had come out 

not only can but will support hundreds 

of families, who will necessarily add 

their quota toward taxes. In a former 

letter I called your attention to what 

may be done In grape culture, and today 

there are nt least GOO pounds of ripening 

ginpes on one-hn- lf that samo vine, and 

all this without any view to making it 

lo Miiffor ii'iilhly with pains which, 

nn uim put It "run right through" hur. 

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, lift'' t 4' II f Jl- - iImiiI In tho uolill'fll nf lliu Htnlw Duparl 

iiwil M WmiIiIiikI'"' I"! ywr. hy your 

kiwi rHil, I wrote a long lullulu wliluli 

you ptililkriiw lu lb" AdwriliMr rKrd' 

ifitf tln I'IIIIIm for limltianul ultniu 

.oil mo mid VlUoullMIM III lliln ilmlllut, 

ml think I hmv kiiiliiiUmt I'Vldmnw ut 

ih prHDltul ful. to vlitHt what prlVHtw 

nirpiiMi Muhl J Tliir mii nwuy 

HMIIll WllU llNVD thu Mm uildlf HimI In 

blr ihIbU llwt iluiy m until In :l nil 

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tow iumIi wf imntn l4 Ii Hwr 

MMJr itM I MMtKlil uvlii fur of thin mii piiiNiriili'il inr that Hhe 

would HiiinttlliiioK l" lull) up for it miintli 

or Nix wkH Wn fniit'liMl li vsiih rliHii 

iniiilimi ym ii did nm nn ipiiio like 

Unit MiMlplHlMl 

Will MMK NlKU (llt'Htly IMIIlllllllI Will) 14 

ii'inlJ i'HIhIi lllMl ioinplKlily UhiU the 

puMfr out of line I'lillml IImiii llitt line-lo- r 

with my (iHUHhUr, wml luhl lilm 

Iiiiu nip IihiI Iimui IihihIM, ami I ll' 

pone In kllt'W wll I MM tilt) IIIHllfr Villll 

ll.. hut Ml Mil ft Mill I Mill 1'fllHlll lilt 

inmlli Inv Uhl In i no kimmI 

' Thf ii I Iwunhl h. i till kwi I i tiiUHli 

inivtiu Um. rtui lliu h4 in ihmi ittimi 

iiimii if k4m IumJ uiMl m ihumIi vir 

H ilil Out ih iwr Kin 

lUv rm 

mm ttm imm wr itti r unvi 

Jwmm mm liui tiMMMtttMiiimti kku 

m ' mb lu m Htm mi t mum i iwwwi 

rMMt TW HNW ! WtJSIiUW 

4 HtMhU I ' W UM umrtUB' 

wttili) 

i.niilifi ii mr kkwji, wim) u nwy Ik 

lift Wr III HIMI WNflJlNDill Hi) 

piridrll !' kiK'W Ul ttt till 

I Mill' ut ll'iltl hluiluH tbl 

i rni u.i..mi..iwiii, tiui aaftl I" 

Ik .imn.i'i ' i "!!! umiwlw lu' 

niiit-iic-ii ii I uU lf m UHi 

i wi tii i hi iHUi b" lb I rwuirilr 

,1, . ins Ii I Ml ij 

I i .111 i I ii , if I 

without will di lined opinions ns to 

what should be the outcome of the 

various evtnts Perhaps the most 

popular event of the day wa-- s the mng-nltlcle- nt 

win of Wellei Twice the 

giand horse was ablo to race throUKU 

his fteld(ind take the had before the 

half was reached, and win with open 

lengths to spare. Then the people 

shouted with vim and vigor. The successes 

of the veteran Amnrino, the old 

horse which ran as true as ever he 

did, also drew forth goodly cheerings 

and much enthusiastic comment. 

When Way boy won the pacing rnce 

from Saiubo, the other name for tne 

much-touti- d Steamplough, the horse 

and his driver, Jim Qulnn, were cheered 

loudly. The same dilver was given 

a good nceptlon when he drove out 

Waldo J after one heat. In which he 

did the grey up, and made a very 

pretty race of It The showing of 

Steamplough was peculiar in the opinion 

of many in the stands, after the 

reports of his fast trials, but the race 

was a fairly fast one, and there was 

little to spare at any time In any 

burst of speed from either one of the 

entries 

From stmt to finish of the day's 

events there wns an absence of order, 

ns In evidence, when the bell was kept 

clanging for the appearance of the entiles 

for some event without seeming 

effect, as though the judges had not 

sufllclcnt Inlluence with the other officials, 

and the hoi semen tooK their 

own time In coming out With this 

long wait between acts there was of 

com so some dragging, but In this way 

only was there any shot tcomlng In the 

carrying off of the day's events 

digestion and It tin cm, aftci 1 had 

worn out a deal of other medicines to 

no purpose 

"I want to say, so stiongly that there 

can be no doubt of my meaning, that 

the entire t ledlt for Llle s recovery Is 

due to Mother Selgel's Syrup and also 

foi my own 

i. "We both swcai by it, and are seldom 

without a bottle In the house. I 

commend It to everybody " Mrs J. 

lllcken, Ginhnm Street, Auburn, N H 

W Nov 27th, 1893 

. 

The new Hnckfeld building is to b 

rody for occupancy within two 

months 

professed ' 

his obligations to Wilcox. 

Every member of the present board re- - 

gards Wilcox as being both treacherous 

and Incompetent, and Is glad to get I 

rid of him The vote to dismiss him 

was unanimous, and the form of his 

eviction was properly curt. 

Yesteiday Wilcox made himself 

at the track by running around 

and complaining that, after "eleven 

years of faithful service he had been 

turned out like a yard boy." Some 

people not knowing the circumstances, 

sympathized with him; among others 

several members of the Republican Territorial 

Committee The lntter say 

that Wilcox, as "a good Republican," 

should have been retained A member 

of the board speaking of this text last 

evening, said: "We cannot keep nn Incompetent 

man In office on account of 

hi1! politics, much less a min who Is a 

spy- - In our councils for a political 

enemy " 

"It Is very doubtful Indeed, that Wll- - 

cox Is or over was, a Republican," added 

a prominent member of thnt party. 

"To ho oure. he helped pack the prima- - 

lles last summer with Home Rule natives, 

so as to throw down the mlsslon-- , 

mtna lint nnthlnc Is more llkelv than 

that he voted for the Wlleox ticket, the 

victory of which ho helped to celebrate 

uftei wards He wns as much of n spy-I- n 

nn Industry, but which, nevertheless, 

solves the quest'ou as to what can be 

done It Is to be earnestly hoped that 

the Government will at onco have the 

whole of the lands In question surveyed 

and thrown open, and If thole is any 

difficulty as to Uncle Sam's position In 

the matter It should be urgently laid before 

the Department In Washington by 

the authorities at thlb end. Any ss 

on the part of the officials hero 

seems to me to be a serious neglect of 

duty. I have already spoken about 

grapes, but I have also In mind a business 

which can oe kept at home, and 

that Is tho raising of pigs This Is per-liaono 

of tho most profitable natures 

of farming, provided you have food. Hero 

eon bo grown papalas in thousands without 

any effort, and they are a valuable 

feed for hogs, and, what is more, they 

fiult the vviiolu year round, and once 

started they need no care. By all means, 

let the lunds bo opened up to bona lido 

settlers and not allow them to Ho waste 

for stray cuttle to roam upon 

W F REYNOLDS 

Slli: NATURALLY THOUGHT SO 

Mrs HIcken suys she supposes the 

doctor knew what was the matter with 

Lizzie 

Mnybe he did, and maybe he didn't 

TCnw let tile hiice emu enr foi u filial ter 

of a minute, as though you weie n tele- 

the Republican rnnks ns be hns phone while I talk a suggestive tiuth 

been In the Board of Health " 

Into It 

It Is understood that the Home Rul- Rend any big mcdiiul hook, Intelll-gentl- v 

ers of the Legislature will tnke up the mid honestly wiltten nnil you 

rase of the "good Republican" this will be astonished to find what il lot of 

morning, and tiv to abolish the Board tllseiiMS therein ihscilbed nro suld to be 

of Health or cut off nil Its appropria- of unknown origin " 

tions A lively time Is anticipated TliPiefore, the doctor might not have 

iinilf,rKl,)fiil ilinl ullnil l.l7le Illekell 

and no blame to him Ah It was, lie 

IAN INTERESTING 

worked uwu) nt the symptoms (the 

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,, Mf.nl, ,w,.il u vnn Ifii.ilvV mill 

'"''.' ','" .... , ...... 

IriiHted to lurk foi results And ho 

might luive Mtiurk It light, hut he did 

not iinfoi Innately , nnd It rail!" to ias 

what Mis I lichen Is going to tell us 

iihnul 

It umh in ISfiC UNNCCESSAUY LOSS OF TIME. 

Mr. W. S. Whedon, cashier of the 

First National Bank, of Wlnterset, Iowa, 

In a recent letter gives some experience 

with a carpenter in Iris employ, 

that will be of value to other 

mechanics. He says: "I had a carpenter 

working for me who was obliged 

to stop work for several days on 

nccount of being troubled with diarrhoea. 

I mentioned to him that I had 

been similarly troubled, and that 

Charnberlnln's Colic, Cholera and 

Remedy hnd cured me. He 

bought a bottle of it from the druggist 

here and Informed me that one dose 

cured him, nnd he is agnln nt his 

work." For sale by Benson, Smith & 

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M.mnEer 

nilDAY ::.::: JUNT. 11 

5UGGUTIONS. 

It Is hard to see why the Government ,nt() forly.ncrc trncti would be to ttun 

should put Admiral Sampson s head 0V(?r th(, mMt of U) n minor nllll un. 

on the Santlngo medal. A reccdlliR ccrtBn busineis where the white man 

view of his back would be more ap- - nfisumc i,m to be the small 

prlctur. would have to compete with 

J the Chinese m.irket-Ranlene- r, who 

When Kins Edward by divine right nu,j undersell him Hut Is there any 

met J. I'lcrjtont Morgan, king by tinan- - nssurnnce at nil that the white man 

rial nenlus. It was Interesting to specu- - nv,j i,e the small proprietor'' Men 

laic ns to which one nau me most 

tual power In the world. 

Up to date 2,203 lire cjalms have been 

tiled calling for $1,33S,39S.33. It must 

rattle the Home Utile Legislature to 

tiiiult that it lacks the means to pay 

this bill forthwith and ralte oil per- - 

sonal commissions on tlie outiny. 

While It la quite likely thai no Chi- - 

..- - . .... v.nn nirl .InQtiltn 

ncse ceriiiicates nine- - no-- iw.u, ..- 

the enormous price mat suun uuhk- 

bring In the Hiingkong market. It is 

due all concerned that the Government 

clear up the mvstcry of the 0,000 sur- - 

plus certificates. I 

--r 

The announcement in the Republican the land would pass Into the hands of 

thriftless Hawnllnn aborigines, h"l 

that Mr Dole has bent his resignation 

Hvldently. would be Induced to exist on It ""' 

to Washington Is untrue. 

In the wiltcrs mind the wish Is father they had "proved up, uheieupon the 

th thought. Governor Dole has not, land would pass for cash Into control 

to 

of corporations In 'act. the 

to resign 

sugar 

resigned and has no reason 

land owners would probably hire Tin- - 

to 

Indeed In view of the conspiracy 

wnllans to pre-em- ror them, ine 

rive Hawaii a carpet btg government, .Chinese-American- s would alo get a 

stick. 

he has the utmost reason to 

friend- - would be active Where would 

The Executive has granted the Ilnpld 

the rii.. t,. .. irnllel he born American farmer come In? He 

Transit Company proportion to 

tbe Tramway s fro n lame amc a 

mmb m,t , numl)en are prnn, 

School to the Walk Ik urn This wll 

increased much 

be a boon o the pubic but f he Moss 

lhe area 

,Krntlon sl7,nB up 

LcKlsIa- - 

guaid in he 

nulnber, of Ian,,.nunKry .! 

a-- 

ture does not rise nits m I "i ''" 'J" 

,,cnt3 , su. round It, the main-somethi- 

the ale " yl J"" 'lander wmilU naturally conclude to 

that the Nolle Investment 

thin v,ntlcd. 

al contest 

t 

Charles Wilcox I land not available for sugar ought 

It Is reported that 

iras anxious to have the Hoard of to go on the market in some way for 

i the small proprle or. There Is a great 

Health turned out and himself appoint- - 

ed as General Health Officer at the dea of 1,111 country where fruit trees 

The ambi- - "ibber tree-.- , hogs, poultry, berries and 

usual Home Rule salary. 

be made to thrive nnd 

quite Wilcoxlan and the com- - the like might 

exclusive of the tracts which 

"etency this, 

likewise. As a health expert, 

been 

'ought, for the welfare of the romimm-eve- n 

Charles Wilcox would have nn 

melancholy failure than is Itv. to be used for cattle . flho Id be 

..".v ..- -. oo nnm In vldecl Into small farm Hut It remains 

' " 

III. i.vuv., 

Congress. 

Congressmnn Shafioth lnbored tinder 

the Impression thnt the Hupieme Court 

had decided that the constitution does! 

not follow the (lag. until l.e iook up ine 

Honolulu papers nun 

When theee papeis get back to the I 

mainland they will have a great woik 

to do In putting the general public un- 

derstanding on a new track. MniUed 

copies Bhould be sent to the Supreme 

Court, ho that tribunal may know 

where It Is really at. 

In the face of the fact thnt the capl-t- ol 

and the Judiciary building are 

swarming with Hawaiian clerks, a 

Home Rule legislator had the Imptt- - 

dence to sa yesterday that the haoles 

are "drawing the color line." And this 

was said at the very time when the 

Legislature is doing its best to cut 

down the salaries of all white men em- - 

ployed by the Government, and to raise, 

to an unconscionable height, the sal- 

aries of Hawnllans. It Is the W.lcox 

outfit tl.at Is dinwlntr ''e color line 

is 

Is 

as 

to 

I 

It 

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J 

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I 

I i lt by vuu 

lu 

touch 

li n(H-- r lh 

i,, iiitogr 

UumphieMi wii llu 

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I iimi hi 

& .11114 aiftrl i.i. .J..I 

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n 

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i a um in i u.piaii ia II 

ni 

ii.it ,fi 

LAW 

..pRri-'n'n- rmurmn mm 

eellont thlrtRit lili interview )amr 

"J 

vlewa were necesaarny lrn 

"lent. 

We that If Mr Hhafmtli wr 

to pulillc ndwititnKcs he would 

,sce while the small 

(desirable to Hnunll. would not 

iirouinmc wiiitirnvv iinmuuiive i""" 

mn, fr0m augur for titr 

,a,c accommodatlne him. Kortun- - 

,,,. ,.,-- ,. rnm lilm 

.,i ,,., innnr twill, III 

un.H .'"f.".' 

nncl the smnll proprietor mlRht 

work nlde by side. 

Let in look fnctH Hquarely In the fnc-- e 

It better for the general welfnro of 

Hnunll thnt nil the iand.cnpnhlo of pro- 

ducing vnlunhln product ns mK- - 

nr, iliould be used for thnt purpose. 

jlold would then lie certain nnd the 

lnrce To cut up plantation 

as the opening up or our public 

lands would bring colonics from the 

coast. would, tinder the Hawaiian 

iam au where white mnn's upset 

prCe could be put upon an auction sale 

0r lease of fanning acreage Hut 

under the American Itnd anv 

citizen could rush In nnd pre-em- the 

;soll ror notning. as was oone wkiii- - 

homn. nnd as thousands of native Ha- - 

wnllans and hundreds of Chl 

nneo Hnnnlc nf either races not, 

"""' 

ll11"1' 

annexnllnn. arc on the ready to 

Jump It Is not likely thnt mainland 

colonizers take the trouble to 

What then would hannen? Moot of 

tiue that white men arc wanted foi 

these, as thev nssuredlv are, the Hu- - 

wnllan land laws will do more to got 

them than the met lean 

KAMEHAMEIIA 

Kameliamuha the Great, whose day 

was eelebruted 

iy 

uf Napoleon I, nnd man 

who, lit borne of his public Halts, 

the gicut Coulcun. The two 

had talents foi win in othei 

than the conventional wuh, ncithei 

being by tiaditlons of 

schools The Austrians who con- - 

fronted Napoleon In Italy 

that he violated eveiy tule of 

war ,imi tlie tilbes of leewnid isl- - 

nnds mlfht have complained the same 

wuy ot Kamehumulia, who added white 

mel( cannon and armed bloops to his 

lethal on land and hea and 

set the simple speaimcn to theii 

doom. 

The and Hawaiian conquer- 

ors, In domain of statesmanship, 

had slmllnr talent for the political 

A JATISI'ACTORV CIIAN0B, 

The itlkinlHMl t'h-nl- Wilcox 

rwturychlp Houril 

llMlili h. f.u lmn lima, ban U- - 

by tlm ula-i- uf ilia nub 

aarvlm Wlleua uho la bruthai 

U DoiaiiaiK la Inioniuaiani, ami 

consolidation of teirltoiy Napoleon 

Charles Wllco-- i differs from the en-,n- s 

not with old Fiance, 

tire Board of Health In the that he nntert t0 cxtend frontiers, nnd 

he competent-also with previous lUl, ((VCI. llf nf l:i,..opo icamehn-Board- s 

of Health The fact that lnella fmnd slK0 slnmi loo 8nm 

Wilcox could not hold lesponslble for llIs I1(ltive BOiilus for governing, 

clerical position anywhere outside of nnil ,ie cnnqueictl the Hawaiian gioup 

politics, nnd in politics hits not ueIdlnB to btable monniehy. nnd 

able to hold one save by sufferance .transmitting the ciown, the gieat 

When something out of the ordinary ttnH unnble do. to his 

minute-keepin- g was needed of the le8L.omlaMts Tl,erp ore live genera-board- 's 

secretary, as In the plague era. tlons of Knmi-hamelm- s on the Ilawui-th- e 

hoard had to employ Mr. Hendry. nn throne. 

r:en letter-writin- g could not he en-- 1 n,veM 'wlde. tlt,w nnd Knmehame- - 

trusted to Wilcox. lm tm, 0ri.Ilt might have been another 

Hannibal or Genghis Khan Hut the 

No one knows better than the Hn-'n-- a. encompassed nnd hemmed him In. 

Kalian Innd-holde- is how useful the Wlth his army of wnirlois he Is said 

Survey Dcpaitment Is to them All have had 000 men when he in-t- 

while Hawnllans nre visiting the Maul, nnd Onhu In turn 

olllco and consulting its excellent mnps i,e mlKht have conquered tho mnln-nbout 

the precise original boundnrlos nna const from Puget Sountl to Cnp 

of their kulennaR, tr. Lawyers and real st Lucas. If ho had owned ships of 

state dealers study tho mnps asgldu- - kuIIIi lent tonunge to cairy his men to 

ously. Croat trncts of public land re- -' nd fro Hut tho mnlnlnnd was lu 

which, when goes on the mnr- - youd and we only know hltn ns 

ket must be oillclally surveyed. Of the tlrst nml ki Patent of the Island 

the Homo Rule Leglslatine of tho Hawnllnn group, 

known nr cares nothing about those) (.B meh has high honors His 

nnd will keep Its suicidal pace 'tmiJoi'tU bronze statue, standing 

The way thing nre going will 'tween the house of Justice, nnd the 

about the only argument needed to iinuxe of government Honolulu. 

VanbliiBlnn how liopolmwly iiiih to our nppreclatlon nf his preRt 

iiellIoiiit tli Homn Ilule pdily Is to wnrlt. Ills name Is still In 

Miivldn ood Biiviriiincnl with, nnd will be mg Hfter the plnen 

that know M opl nlmll know them 

,ludH IJuniplirnyn' psiwr uffm tw to nu more forever 

nfr ml ttis Ur AwwtiMtJon whleh 

iiatud juduini uMitvr 

'' ttltltr-MV!- ! vin Qood urn 

V"Uld iuMt ib Ibjhl lu 

laid to Hit mittur, M only 

mm to iiikv tn nuMlu wmmler 

of the ttu uho 

iMrt mi ne 

U IMH olther bU relttllve Mia 

paruiur laalpianl 

taitftf HiV.-h.l.L..- .. 

.,;i.. '" ':,, mm' 

man wku unt tor ,Ttoa 

MUW MK i, 

M wit 

uu 

ilia ui uiiiv hui, 

ai" ii"ii 

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In 

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think 

Imliince 

Hint, proprietor I 

It 

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laws, 

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ground 

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If 

A 

ycsteiday, was a a 

making 

bound the tlie 

com- - 

plained 

the In 

equipment 

Corsicun 

the 

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vi f the ol 

WuHdad l 

a 

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belief Its 

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C(,rscm, 

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vailed Mnloknl 

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him. 

crelgns 

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things, 

be 

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HAWAII A V OVl.TTP HIIDAl . Jt MJ M 1001 mil Wl'fcl.LY 

I 

I fi lb R' I1' M I J W 

(I iKtviti tli tnln.-- iiiMtl h t 

, '.tniHtif im y una of the unaouixrii rmni i 

nt , (w(lrij j(M- r- ft 0rotary nh-p- j 

uvrivr ni in" irnniiiifll ' wmininw 

,i0 tinnroouiilnbla ihlnir we truat, upon 

,i1ht ftrornl thoutiht, It Mill Uf lit" 

'proprUty nt Uttlnn thin mattar nlini. 

. 

for ,iie Mlflr, u wn, ,, trust, mUihI 

,y itn ftC(on it ,0ne wlial Iha 

,pu,P interest required, and win bt- - 

in nfr,.r,1 lir.iiat tin. mm tie wlnil- - 

Rtortii limn to rrtrriit tin Inch 

TIIK THURSTON DECISION. . 

.IuiIk llutnplircjH wiih in Niich h bur- - 

ry in Hue nnil ItnprlRnn Mr. 

Thurnliin that he forROt to niMitenuo 

him for contempt, nntl xlmply ordered 

that he he lined and Imprisoned on nvn-tr- 

prlnelpleH The vicious Intent wiih 

theie plainly hiioukIi. It In simply 

liiHtniue of the unlust Judue uvcr- - 

,, , i,i,nil..f AlthouKh less vIcIoum 

in deRieo than the nttemil to jau 

.MfSHri Ilnitwell. Kinney and ll.illou 

fur thirty dajH. the attempt to tine Mr 

ThtiiHtun tlvO had even Icph foundation 

than the othei clreiiinstanci" Mr 

Thurnliin had eommllted no net of 

contempt He had simply claimed lie-fore 

the (J rami Jury that the law did 

not penult mm to ten uiem vno was 

,lt) (.,,,,lti nH Umt uaH H ninltor of um- - 

llem,, between him as nn attornej 

,, ,,,. iin. ., .). nMpi would 

,( ,I)Ju.(, lf hlM ,mmo was revealed 

and had refused permission that his 

attoinej should reveal It; that the 

nrlvilene of secrecy was that of the 

ccnt nm, not of u, oUorney, nnd Unit 

tne ,nu of altornt.y nmi cllunt did not 

n1(m th(J ntlmney to disclose the name 

of U)0 clent undt,r thcso crcum. 

. 

stances, 

That was the status of the mailer 

when It arrived before Juuge Hum- 

phreys. It was within the Jurisdiction 

of the latter In lule that the claim 

mode by Mr Thurston was not good 

law, but there wus no ground for de 

(I(nf. tlml becnu8e t)lc cmim waa not 

e tnen ft conternpl lia(1 be(;n C0I. 

mined, any more than would have been 

tmj cns0 ,t tl0 aUorncy mJ In uny 

,)rot.c,.UInB oalmed any other privilege 

or ,, ,t for ,lJs cU(;nU nn(, been ovpr. 

lupd ,)y U)e courti 

Tlll. inlpOStion of the line was wanton 

nm, lnnlleIous nmis(. ri owcr over 

whom Judge Humphreys conslacrs to 

be nn enemy 

If nnythlng vns lacking to demon- 

strate 

In 

the personal vlclousness of tho 

net It waB the Judge's going outside of 

the record nnd Intimating that Mr. 

Thurston's client was a myth, "some 

occult, unknown msterlous client" a 

he phraped It, who was a mere subter 

fuge behind which to hide essential 

facts from the Giand Jury. There was 

nothing on the recoid, in the report of 

the Grand Jury or In the argument of 

counsel even suggesting bad faith on 

Mr. Thurston's part. And yet the 

Judge wantonly manufactures charges 

and promulgates them from the bench, 

which, If true, would constitute per- 

jury. 

Although Mr. Onerprr the "myster- 

ious unknown nnd occult client," has 

appeared, corroborated every statement 

that Mr. Thurston made, and shown 

wherein his Intel psts would have In'en 

Jeopardised If his name had been made 

public, Judge Humphrevs lnH not had 

the decency to withdraw his charges 

or apologize for making them It Is 

not to be expected that he would do 

so, however, for It is simply one of a 

sciles of nets on his part which serve 

to demonstrate that the man Is devoid 

of the fundamental prlncip'es of Jus- 

tice nnd fairness, which mnke him un- 

lit nnd unsafe to hold tho position of P 

Judge, with nrhltrarv powei over 

llbeity and property tights. 

CHINESE CERTIFICATE PUZZLE. 

If It turns out that G.000 more Chi- 

nese certlllcates have been Issued than 

there nre enumerated Chinese in the 

Islands, the secret set vice of the Gov- 

ernment has an obvious duty to per- 

form. 

The census was well taken. It Is 

Inconceivable that 6,000 Chinese escaped 

the enumerators. Can be that there 

has been a icgular traffic lu Chinese 

certificates? Such documents sell or 

have sold on the const for from $100 

to $500 apiece, and the Ciprico gang is 

now In Jull there on account of their 

dealings In them At the lowest mar- 

ket pi Ice the C000 surplus certificates 

Issued here were vvoith JC00 030. That 

s a big fortune, even ns fortunes go. 

Hits any pnit of II fallen Into the pock- 

ets of n cilmlunl ling'' 

It may tuin out. however, that tho 

Chinese bureau Is at fault ns to the 

exact figures of the census, the Chinese 

portion of which hns not yet been oill- 

clally leturned to Census Agent Atkin- 

son. Or. It may be thnt the certifica- 

tion of people of mixed Chinese nnd Ha- 

waiian blood by the one bureau, and 

their pioper racial classification by the 

other causes the 0,000 discrepancy. 

Hut In any ease the mutter deserves 

nn ulllclal dealing up. 

LOCAL BREVITIES. 

n 

fiennlnr Mrl-nii'l- n of Bouth Carolina 

epend two duya lu V'ctorln, II. (J. 

Track Inylng for the Hnpjd Transit 

ireet inliuay In rapidly progisnug to 

from Wilder nvontiu un munition 

inert riiiI along Manon road. 

Dr. Cnfer. ITnltna Rinles niinrnniln.i 

Ullcer, has re pintail oillclally in llw 

Bonnl nf Uaalih that In KliHiinlml at 

last acoounln thvre had Ihmii ilvt 

imn)lmK iltaiha. and In lloiiKkuaif 

'tiara ImU litan Ml caaaa of ii'nwua, uitii 

II ilrailiat lha hwnlliWK raaaa, and 

ho daalha, 

I 

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l''v "'"f"'" a,",u, '', 

lldra rurrtl an he 

nrwuMa of i He JiduHrk i,Mirt,w Hira 

maoila Ilia harulu aiaiuv uf Kawaliain' 

" ' i "i " tv-v- n ggwi 

HawaUana watw Unaialu I litre In 

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,: NEWS 01- - WORLD 

CONDENSED 

Tli. ..... i hv MWk 

l Vii aman IVm If tltatf 

I'd. lUll Hi' Kti vrottanlMit, 

llMll 

l'H1H. lirTrl in nnv tn lm Ah- - 

gelt 

Tim I Ik T whatanr. Arts., mlMaa taw 

been oihMI. 

Rich m. niton illairicta ht b-- n dhoov-ere- il 

n Keundor 

VImuuh KatsurM baa furtnml a new 

Ciihlm i in Jaimn. 

The pruitnelal Hovvrnmeiit of Cavlte 

Ints I t entabllahad, 

Two new br.iiKti uvr the Hudson riv- 

er are mion to he built. 

No trace cn be found of John Dlx, the 

tnlMi ng lacoinn banker. 

The puiidou piny continued to draw 

Inrge crowds In Bun Jose. 

Isaac C. Stoddard has bean made Hec- - 

lot.sry of Arizona Tcrrltery. 

It is said that the Wenro Company are 

cornering wheat In Chicago. 

KnimiH II, Snow has nxlgucd us chnn-cell- 

of Kaunas University 

The King's Daughter nn holding a 

convention In San Priiuclsco 

The f l.iyton-llulw- cr treaty was accept- 

ed by the Nicarngunn congress 

The liuke and Duchess of Cornwall mid 

York sailed for Auckland June Gth 

William Newman now president 

of the Now York Cuatial Hallroud 

George v lerllng, tho noted composer, 

dli (l June i at the nge of hi, in Berlin 

The smelting works at Copperopolls, 

Cat , burned to the ground lust weok. 

The liuest special repoits are that 

Mrs. Mcivinley shows great Improvement 

William II Daniels, a annta Rosa boy. 

was killed by a fall from n tree recently. 

Dr. John A. Dowle of Chicago, who 

thinks he JHJali, has been dec lured 

General Merrinm Is authorized to use 

troops eject squatter bottlers in Okla- 

homa. 

Rev. W. Barker, tho Methodist mis- 

sioning Bishop, died In southern Asia 

The Oceanic returned Nuw Yoik on 

Junu n, i.avlng damaged one ef her 

national manufactureis' meeting was 

held last week lu Denver to discuss reci- 

procity 

The Bernhardt opota stason opened In 

London on June 3 with an cnthusliisttc 

reception, 

Beatrice Terry, the child actress, nleco 

of Lllcn Terrj, has already made a lilt 

London. 

Have litem Klllpinos have been oidcreel 

deported from S.m 1'ianclsco hack to the 

Philippine. 

Anulo Clark, daughter of u Denver edi- 

tor, was killed lust week b a falling 

lum!"r pile. 

I'rubslu and other large German States 

have abandoned the idea of the 

double tar I IT. 

Hcrron, the Socialist preacher of the 

Devi Moines Congregational Church, has 

boon expelled. 

Mark Hanna has been made a colonel 

on tho staff of tlio commander-in-chie-f 

or 

tho U A, n. 

Javlcr Zen, manager of the telegraph 

lines nt Juurer, Is suspected of defalcat- 

ing with J15.00O. 

Tho 1J S. S. Mayflower has gone 

south to keep la touch with the Vene- 

zuelan situation 

Sir Alfred Hickman has reasserted his 

charge that American locomotives in- 

fo r to Bngllsli. 

In a big giain fire In the Los Banos, 

Cal . foothills, thousands of dollars' loss 

was sulTcred recently. 

Putrlck I, rick, a Colusa murderer, con- 

victed in P5, lilts been pardoned by Gov- 

ernor Gage of California, 

The performance of "Cyiano de Ber-ger.i- 

has been stopped In Constanti- 

nople ns a revolutionary play 

Major George Arthur, U.S , son ol 

Mj, Arthur, chief of the Brothel hood 

of Locomotive Bnglneers, la dead. 

There was a recent Hot of foreign sol- 

diers In China, In which British, Trench, 

German nnd Japanese participated. 

The Dowager Duchess of Newcastle 

may becomo a nun. She has for mnnv 

jenrs been devoted to rellg'ous work. 

Two thousand five bundled natives 

have gatlured at ChUllwick, B. C, to wit- 

ness the passion piny by tho Indians 

there 

Mine. It. Ross, n pretended clalrvojnnt, 

recently duped a number of Tacoma peo- 

ple and disappeared with their Jewelry 

and money. 

Georgo D. Roberts, director of tho 

United States mints, Is now in San 

rranclsco on a tour of Inspection of 

Wchtern mints. 

Tho adoption of tho design of Admiral 

Sampson's face on tho Santlngo mcdnls 

has stlntd up a protest from .Admiral 

Schley's friends. 

Poisoned ice cream at an Antloch, Cal., 

picnic nearly caused a number of deaths 

Tho prompt assistance of a physician 

saved the victims. 

The Leyluml steamer Assyrian, from 

Antwerp for Montreal, with 2.WW tons of 

tnigo, ashore on Capo Rnco una Is 

likely to he u totnl wreck. 

Trunk J Lnsrsllos, of a noted Van- 

couver Kngllhh family, recently shot and 

killed n Chinese cook He was regarded 

as being harmlessly Insane. 

Thero was a coll slon on tho Santa I'o 

railroad near llakeislle'd Inst week, In 

which the cmglnccr broke his leg and n 

conductor wns severely Injured. 

Recent experiments with mnxlmllo at 

Bandy Hook show thnt It will destroy 

gnat ships. A bomb wns fired through 

plate and exploded Inside, 

Three fiishiomu.u wedding have 

enlivened New Voik rocleiy, Tluso 

were Iho the Uoodrldgo-lut'll- n 

and the Htlllinan-I'nlte- r nuptlalM. 

It U snld that n lake of oil nil ready 

burn has been found In Moxlno iwnr 

Die Gulf of California, which Is tho mottt 

wonderful dUoovory of tho kind vvur 

Ituitla ' neoig.. De, pimlor of llm WIN 

" vu llaptisi Church, ban bum 

frnd iu leavu ih town un wn'iinni uf 

aiamlsl In whbli Mr KUmiuivr, n 

Waiting- - mvinhur or ilia church, waa lie 

'd'id Nunburii l'atlfie I tall road war lia 

'uniiti! iwacwahiy In a a'aal uoMbln. llr 

iiiiian may ri Ilia IMun Pa ayaiam una 

iui u miuuv ........ii ,uii...i u ..ii 

,HiinJiuUa la bmiimiiig u iul farui In 

n,. snuuiiu.Mt .eid.ai 

71,0 Turk-Italia- rr uluii ur ih !' 

iha lll'iraimMl 

. rill tx an liiiium i.i lu iiii.il.i .lu nf ... C. ' ' . T 

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niffosiion 

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It rtvaha ill miMraMe. 

Its lullttatt oat not boaute they 

want to but limply becauw ihey 

I MUST. 

They complain of a bad tute In the 

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iiiuuiii, icnwiN:i ail (lie pit QI nc 

stomach a faallng of puffy fulness 

headache heartburn and what not 

Mool'!. tr.t.ioru. rurrd Jtntph K. Lsltif 

rivCttf k arUn .i) "I vrtf trnul.lcl 

nHi if-s.- i k If mother of rn nod 

tooli Bl . tH i ,i in, no etKMj ws, 

ivlke.1 ' i i . ' iml't Srpnii 

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coudii..i , , . .1 tnntr mk! 

rimIk tut t , . . r. 

Promise ! the prom- 

's.. 

Ise. h tutes Buy 

Hood's a 

corporation of which were filed today, 

confirms the rumors of the pist six 

months thnt the Great Northern had ac- 

quired control of the Crow's Nest Bass 

coal fields, across the lino nnd of vnst 

timber Interests In the northwestern part 

of Montnna. 

Two anarchists have been arrested In 

Madrid. 

There has been a smallpox scare In 

J'alo Alto. 

War Is on between tho musical unlaiu-o- 

New York. 

Gi rural Tunston has bien assigned to 

Northern Luzon. 

Captain How gate, once famous In the 

Signal St i vice, is dead. 

Miss Irene Vanbiough has signed as 

U'ndlng lady with Frohmuii. 

'I he United States Government surplus 

for May was over ten millions. 

.Minister Conger will sull from San 

Trnncl(o for the Oriiut on July 7 

fifteen llsheimen wire drowned off 

Chnrlistuii, S C, harbor on June 1 

The transport Thyra sailed from Ma- - 

nlld wltli returning volunteers on June 1 

'lhe rillplnos are to be given passports1 

and have tlie rights of American citizens 

Theie is mi epidemic of horse stealing' 

on both sides of the Biltlsh Columbia 

lino. 

Botha Is salu to have appealed to 

Krucger to seek terms of 

peace. 

Ambassador Choate delivered a stir- 

ring address before tho Dante Society In 

London 

Tlio Cubans bitterly resented tho mill-tai- y 

supervision of the polls at their 

elcctk.ii. 

One of King Ddwnrd'3 servants has 

written a book of personal details of tho 

new King's lire. 

Andicw Carnegie has becomo a mem- 

ber of Cooper Union and wbl aid thut 

Kieat phlluthropy. 

The New Voik missionary relief com-- 

ttee have cabled UO,U0O for the luuilnc 

suffereis in China. 

The coming Congress 

will not discuss arbitration between 

Chile, Bolivia uud Peru 

The funeral ot James A. Heat no, the 

actor, took place In New Voik on Juno 1 

'J he body wus ciemuted. 

Jules Verne sas the globe-circlin- g ef- 

forts are not worth the attention they 

ue attracting ut present. 

The Aniciicuii Benevolent Societies in 

Loudon have sunt word thut theio Is no 

woik llieiu for Americans. 

Ofotd Is to confer un honorary degreo 

upon Pi of. C A. Briggs and Prof. Frun-ci- s 

Blown, bom Amei leans. 

'lhe census i epulis show remarkable 

developments In Ailzona anil New Mex- 

ico within the past ten veins 

1'r.sli Indian trouble is reported from 

unilug, oceiihlonid by the Intiuslon of 

the whites on the Indian lands. 

'lhe VuluuicciH of America, under 

BlhjiIi, ure planning to establish 

a pour peoplu's city In Gcoigla, 

Whllu u piovost guard la Denver was 

.u put suit ot a .soldier, J, C. Meyers, a 

woikmun, wus shot by mistake. 

The trun-port 'ihomas waa reported at 

Nagasaki on her way to Sin Kinncisco 

wltli returning soldiers on June D. 

At a Brussels Cabinet counoll recently 

It was virtually decided to annex the 

Congo Tree State within n decade. 

Seivla has protested to Turkey against 

the violation of tho fiontler by Albani- 

ans, nnd threatens to nuiko reprisals, 

"Little Whirlwind," a Utah Indian, has 

been pardoned nfter ten years' servlco 

for murder. Lis sentence was for life. 

Dogs dug up a woman's corpso near 

Topeka, and circumstances point to tlio 

murder or tho woman by her husband, 

Tho Marquis do tho well-know- n 

Royullst, return.) 'to 1'nrls lost 

month and was ai rested llu had been 

banished, 

Tlio attempts to corner July wheat In 

Chicago have hi en frustrated by ruins, 

which hi ought In wheat from Minneapolis 

und Duluth. 

Thero Is a war on between tho Colo- 

rado cnttlo men and sheep men. Tho for- 

mer are said to have slaughtered thou- 

sands of sheep, 

A mad Malay killed six people and In- 

jured nine otlioia with a spear at Singa- 

pore recently. Ho wus Dually knocked 

down and killed 

Nine pruontis, in nu attempt to regain 

their I heriy fiom tho Toionto J.ill, killed 

n policeman with mvolvors thrown to 

th. in by )iupulhlzcra. 

John II Itjan, runnel ly of Roosevelt's 

Hough Riders, who was wounded lit San 

.Iiiiiii, tiled nt Muudaluim, N, M., by be. 

lug throw n from a liorau, 

The ihiUMhler of Maimm Pqiy wns mnr 

Hed lu Jniuea V, CI era til, Juno I, In New 

v.nrU 'Jim In Ida In w Willi nearly (wo 

millions in Imr own rlglil. 

An individual ufaiM In as "Jack lliu 

Hiii-lu- eainu iivar lining larrail ihi.I 

fvalheiid by frut'Wuu raokWiili fr 

iMiulina wuiuvn. Ho uasapMli 

r.minu Aiibui'a Mgaii rai itir. o wii"in 

alia tail a furiuna, la eoinajail la htf 

iiiuno (mm iha uiiiaago euuri'i liU fwr- - 

luim bviiia nmi up un Biiuaeu, 

chUuaa itiuai i)' jMuB iiMiKW far 

InJui Iv iu Aliaruay JuUl) Iwil) C'WH 

Iha lalllna uf una uf Ilia lMM JuWiaa 

auliaa lu MM. Tilt danMutl tMlir Jul laNHi 

aim. 

uilutu ludluailaui In ma ran imuw 

Mm lu baitar ua4H0, Wt Iha IfWi 

Ir-J- w liwvlaw, ilaaiMia ttM Maalilwiy' 

Hhba 

TbUh iu UiaWaWd WWr'al !lt Mtra 

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... alia ftk lu wa ay, tu wwr . MM, 

iw taw 

lowMiiy vim aWw nsbli Ut I 

a afnra banviaa aiiiuinim MraaU. 

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and CommtMitefl Jtarohanls, li uoiu 

lu HuWalhiii IfUndi. 

A cooi-inob- -rt lve.P, 

lwrey, C. M. Caoku)-Impo- rt. 

f and dmlers In lumen r nnd build- - 

lug materials Oilbe 414 l'ort tt 

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OowoHgain 

In prices Is Ho markat tot 

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It closely. 

SomK un your order and tbaj 

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market price. 

Tlio matter of T or 10 ennu 

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We Carry Only Hie Best 

Warn 70U want the Heat Hay, 

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THL LEGISLATURE. 

li r IUtUw iMVattin . irir. 

r ( atftt'Mtl'r aim. it Ut- - 

a . .t Ika Taj . ii i .tf IUkhiI 

bipmUv Mrtiu. at 1 nrlak ,r.H- - l"w ." " 

t 1 "Vr lastRtttr comMitt itrt 

I 1 a reoUitloi w ii tor a cwt4e f 

h urn ad tttrn. after ') IMN" 

I, !p hml ikf (m t th- -i 

. k conieUntly frwM I.M to I U, tic 

made irnrtii to aiijanri". Tlii "tart-t- tl 

jv rumjKiH ut nei. wrl gaamuws 

i lalmlng lliv Ibaar. In the mWat nf 

-- .liirh thf MitlllaK ritul Muntnnancv 

of rrv-lda- nl Klu- - wan tttaJlafHavni. 

K.natur KuUuekalanl wur lit arMK 

Ilk )ttw on a windmill, white 

h protasled analnm luylHK v- -r lh-- 

iRlity mutter of the Snat for wi 

r i'i' daya Il ur-- d an adjournment 

ui tit Saturday murnliiK 

I don't want any more trouble with 

our uilendar of da-.- " aald Kalauoka-lati- l 

we bad In tin- - past. If we 

adjourn ovr wj many ily c will (?t 

up In the number of drtya we 

have bo!! In ae-el- aim then there 

lil bo plllkla again." 

Thr Hfllcimiin-llk- e wisdom uf Ka.min-kuln- 

prevailed anil the Senator will 

meet si tomorrow morning, today 

IhIur ft holiday with them. 

The innln bualneM t the day waa 

the cmiHldaratlnn of a lenajthy paper 

from the Hpoclnl roninilttee that 

on matter connected with the 

Public work Department. The nP' 

of by tool, muinitery to ' washout, carried awny other 

the Governor, for stieet work In Mono-lul- u 

wns deemed too high by the mm-trltte- e, 

wlileh rut It down to $300,000 

KniiloIa.nl Park came In for a large 

share of the discussion, Senator Cecil 

Itrovvn one of the Park Commissioners, 

prevailing III his fight for Items con- 

nected with the park. The report in 

full Is as follows: 

COMMITTEE JlBPOHT. 

your special committee, to whom wa 

referred Items 422 to Inclusive, beg 

Inavn to submit the following report: 

Jtem 422, Incidental and traveling 

$3,000. We recommend that this 

.. . ... I. ,kA t.llt nt.Mwtwrr A It 

iiem i"' ..",., liars this 

aoe llll iiiuiueiuuin uMiiii.-vn-- "... - 

olllce of Aslstant Superintendent of Pub- 

lic Works and all tho necessary traveling 

expenses of the bureau, with the excep- 

tion of the road engineer. 

Item 423, traveling expenses road engi- 

neer, to be accompanied with vouchers, 

$1,500. This item Includes all neci wary 

traveling expenses of tho road engineer, 

receipted vouchers being presented with 

II bills. Wo recommend the Item pass. 

Item 425, repairs, furniture and addi- 

tions to Government buildings, $50,000. 

We recommend that Oils Item receive 

consideration, being one of the most Im- 

portant under tho consideration of your 

xmmlttee, all repair, furniture and ad- 

ditions to buildings on tho different Isl- 

ands, bolng used by the several depart- 

ments of tho Government, ore paid from 

til's appropriation. We recommend the 

Item an In the bill. 

Horn 420, landings and buoys, Hawaii, 

$?. We respectfully usk that this Item 

pus, ns from this appropriation Is paid 

all the expenses connected with keeping 

nil wharvc, landings and buoys on the 

Inland of Hawaii. 

Item 427, land'ngs and buoys, Maul J3,- - 

recommend pass ,., ,, 

bill, and ,, 

IIIC irnpruveiliema iieuenpu I y i.v nuanin, 

eto , the of Maul, 

Item 42X, lauding and buoys, Moloknl, 

$500 We this Item paB. 

Item 420, binding!) nnil buoys, Honolulu, 

$50 000 Your eommltteo respectfully sub-- I 

Hilt that too much slress cannot be laid 

upon the absolute nccisslty of nn In- 

creased appropriation for landings and 

buos, Honolulu. Tho congested state 

tho harbor, tho pressing need of proper 

wharf faillltles to meet the Increased 

amount of shipping arriving at this port, 

si em to make) It apparent that a lurger 

appropriation hould be mndo for 

eoinlng blormlul period, and your com-nvttc- e, 

after cnieful consideration of this 

Item, would recommend that 

the appropilatlon be Inserted at $50,000. 

ii.. 

$1,000 

with 

anil in eyiiiiii, wiiu i'j u. ,,- -, 

li,.... iin 

noltilu. being paid from 

t on, 

Hern 431, landings nnd buoys, Kauai 

$2,000 Vour eommltteo that thla 

an Important Item for tho Island of 

Kauai, and favors pussage. 

Item landings and buoys, general, 

000 This Item Is lifcd as nn emer-- 1 

fund In ciihu of wharves being 

burnt down or landings destroyed. Wo 

recommend tho pass in the bill. 

Item 433, lighthouse expenses, $3,000. 

This Item necessary expenses 

Incurred In thi) Territory covering out- 

lay for oil, waste and other 

requisite the proper caro of the llght-houK- 

In tliu different Islands, We rec- 

ommend It puss im in tho bill. 

Item 4J7, electric light, Honolulu, $24,-0- 0 

This Hi m covers nil tho expense 

thu electric light in Honolulu, repairs, 

, of tho electric light station, pur- 

chase) nf now and necessary 

ml our committee urges Us passage. 

Item 411, electric lighting, 1 1 : c streets, 

tl.ooo This Item covers tlie same 

for Hllo, and tho advisability 

Its la piejentml to your favorable 

Hi 111 431, Bteiim tug, Vour com- 

mune lings to mntu thai, 

fler having cni'itfillly wrltiliei) thn illf-fiu- m 

uigiiiiHiits udviinculi bath for 

HilHinui phsshku Item, and 

i;lv due thu fact Dm! 

inrl.'gi InrliiHlutoi' niicli an Is w mi 

ll .in Miiuritiitui uouni 111 11 mi'MMiiii 

lie nuevaaily of milMliilnlliK tliu 

ll HI M'K, 

i,r 

inaalty 

lliie IIbiii 

bill. UaVfUlllaM 

puliilu siirvum bw 

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lulus lialUifi 

una uf Ilia uml 

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far taw Miajnn ItetHMur af 

attwu, --war mtatJHU vara 

aaaaa vt lUn 

vitiu ikm lata aimrir aia 

Ma. 

valviuuii 

Item 

IllDI 

Miif 

Hie Muriamr, ana 

MM(r Im Keat 

l4rtna and araaunt: ttovvin- - 

Mm riitaiiw 

Mean im, framatl naarr 

tar thr UavcnHawat faatrr tmi sroV 

Hint 

llkJt-4r-s 

KM eottrl. Hiwetolu MeanUt reeominpiMl that airmen tu'ti 

ih. mHmiImc aitd a4vrUHiHt. Urt natlnate Imp been out iMUllf; uiiiun 

na mm iiHwi' wMii lite amount ll, lutt-ren- t tiondeil debt, tom thiniT' illl)litls rlilirt'ii 

iiiK HtvpiBR roaa Ki 

latruneat Iliblic Walk, dltlon far ale period um. mlttee flndn boudn the i,,!,,,.;,,,. 

lutolr neeoaaart' Um lHVpr runaliuc tbemfare. (Vl1 racotn imblle lUmatl. b...l lend.n.l. h.i. !,,lul Ollt'l. 

the Dupartment We favor 

tue iiui. 

Item quaraatioa, dteeaaed animal, 

tl" Tin- - nrcalt' of hlnK tund 

for which Hem Plaiul otntoun 

1i-- ronelder th. lame ehlunwutp 

an;nuil rotitlnually arriving; thi 

port lalande, ami leave 

for oji favorable conatderatton 

Item 117, (luvarnmcnt pounds, ft.i 

Tbl Item defrayn all iixpense eonnrcted 

with tlie different iouiid tlie Tem-tor- 

and uraje the hill 

Ham 4H. lJnrtiin-n- t Incidental. Jl.ftW. 

All IncldentaU mt.'caary the proper 

rutmlnv; of the oltlee of the Super 

Public Work, aotne caae ucu 

emeraeney fund eaae 

help needed 

imixn 

netterl 

ra4 

Kwnt 

Ivi'n- - 

raaatnic 

rtaad. 

nec.e. 

iinrii nbo- - 

liyi 

ntond-en- t 

reoalrlnr 

cHillyine dlelrleta 

different dUlrfcte, 

4S0, running Your committee card cho, 

Water Work, Under appro- - important Item, ucd for tho 

lnoliiilnd hurava, vehicle, pulrln? road different dlxtrlcta 

hnrnea and repnlra name, printing and when damage luia by xtorm. 

proprlntlon $500,000. recommended etc, bridges 

404, 

pass 

ciinnlileriillon. 

respectfully 

riinMileiutlon 

iai 

thin 

proper runnltuc Honolulu water which could not repaired 

worn, arid nny other appropriation sub- - 

151, puira reaeriolr, $,00). therefore, tho Item 

tho ulncrcnt reervoIra 

pill 

Included this appropriation, ntid 

uiRc the bill. 

Item 452, cenernl repair. $12,(00 Un- 

der this item aro Included repairs the 

entire pipe system the Honolulu water 

works with the exception tho repair 

rervolrs and though with largely 

"""' 

Increased mlleaKe plpo syntem "IS!, roads and bridges, Honolulu, 

amount, Items hoi 

for the last belennlal period, ask lload bridges, 

favorable consldr il'ourth District, Honolulu, $160,000; 

Item 453. running expenses, pumping, anil bridges, 1'lfth District, Honolulu, 

Thlrty-ilv- e 

iier-uc- 

UTTitui-nrTi.iM- T 

.'..,.ja.u,,,ia 

uped by the different pumping plants, 

the remaining $10,000 needed for 

repair. machine oil, labor, tools, 

ttundrle, and the Item paaalnc 

tho bill. 

Item runnliu; m.'irket, $1,-(- 

Thi item covers expf Inci- 

dental the market, such extra la- 

bor, cleaning up outside the market prop- 

er, kfeplnp the ground repair, and 

expense Incurred except thono which 

drawn from the 

propriation repair, furniture, and addl-- I 

Hon Government bulIdlnKs Wo leave 

your favorable consideration. 

Item 4T.5, Hllo water works, $1,000. The 

entire maintenance the Hllo water 

w'ork, with the slnsle exception the 

'alary the Superintendent, covered 

by tills Item, and recommend pass 

the bill. 

Item Iiupahoehoe water works, 

1300. Item the same for Hllo, 

and consider very moderate, and 

would iire Its passage. 

Item 4MA, I.uhulna water works, 130,000. 

Vour committee further 

Hem $30,000 for I,uhalna water 

Ir.u,..t.wl ....Hnnln 

We the Item m,irr, jrj.. 

the for tho reason stated nboye. (ny SuI)lc'lnber ,iSj Jumes 

Island 

recommend 

the 

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approprlu 

Its 

43J, 

ncy 

all 

all 

ete 

nf 

li'O.ooo 

nf 

nit 

iccommend 

Taylor, consulting engineer, inndo 

complete water 

woiks system town 

Maui, also illlng 

roriMtructlon 

print showing plan water work 

proprsiil nsldent1 

Klclnri I.ahalnu, Clias. David- 

son, April IMI, communicated with 

Hoard Health 

have been rciiicste'd number 

oplo ellstrlet 

Honolulu Hoard 

support movement favor estab- 

lishing water works I.nhalna. Per- 

sonally, think movo good 

people 1'vlng 

receive better drinking water, nnd, fur- 

thermore small land-holde- 

Item landings iitioys, outer ,.1)It. lri,,,lt,, venuiMi 

Met, Oahu, recommend that object 

this Item pass Improve- - school children suitable drinking 

ment landings- w,tcr hours tchool. I'lense 

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this 

submits 

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the of as 

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ask the of to 

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the near the pea will 

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430, nnd to 11,,. 

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and on tho Isl- - the in 

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running launilries. 

$11,000. This item I neeess.iry In the san- 

itary condition of Honolulu, and n 

Mini in constantly Increasing 

to the aoverninoiu. Thn laundry at 

Iwllel, a regular monthly Income 

to the Ciovcrjimcnt, favor passage. 

Hern 411, curbing and paving Govern- 

ment sidewalks, $10,000. The neeesslty of 

thu Government putting proper curbing 

and H'dewiilks on Its own property ap- 

parent to your committee, and urgo 

the rvcommendutlon pas 

Item for sldewalka 

(chupter section Civil I,aws), 

It necessary for Govern- 

ment construct sidewalks on the prop- 

erty nf private) pai tins, as Is In 

chapter section 371 of Civil 

this letter to thn Honorablo 

lioard of Health for ttinlr consideration. 

Prom tho facts submitted 

that this Item bu favorably consid- 

ered by tho Henutn. 

Item 4501), Wnlluku nnd Knhiiliil water 

work, 3,fi00. Vour comniltteo 11 that 

a necessary Item tliu iniilriti-nnne- of 

the Wnlluku water has been left 

nut tio bill recommend 

by the Governor, and 

reeeminend Hint an llnm tJ.fino 

Kcrtiil In Appropriation bill for tills 

pill pore 

Item Will. I' wiul., J.11O Tills 

Hi 111 ieireent the running ixpumns of 

Hie water works for Dm coming 

bltuinlHl ptiiliiil. rue Ita passage. 

ItPIll 4SH pnlillu rou lids, (0,000, 

Hl m.t l.!V,lr,rl,l,,llll ,", ,!,l ".'!' n rov 

emu ninoaiilon pi"iUi enlnriniw.1 '" '""""".. n"" win in. nan. 

Hill Willi I im HHlbHHH lliulliarillur !); Pueue Tam. 

1, .m Hi. f!.iur,n,' private mi. Jr' '''.f00'' ,0,'d1 "" w"" '" 

Hi wh.11 hiiih.iiu moiwiMlr 

linn as ,M? l1, ,w,f wiwaU 

I inn in tliu iiiiWJii grwd, ,, 4Wt p,lfl)IJM (.uuj, roimnbalnii, 

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llm Tba 

purpnarvB 

lww 

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oxtrn 

Hllo, nut ttiarafwra 

Um nnd 

yul.Uill lluiua 

I 1) tm laHIWlllaa. ,). .arafuila aaiiwuiMi iJILmh. 

IB I1WUMU1U af Hui.ll. Wtm .unuli.iliui 

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li. 

lui 

pBtaauiBfiiBiia wmni 

spcclllcatlon 

follows: 

immi 

In m lirMuaa, 

Ufa tail 

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win eMirwrH nr iw fufii 

. t 1 ill Bhlp. , mil flM i 

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li. m tan ' W thai lb iltn- - . Ii. i,i,.t f..f Aniertmta Ml". 

ur Meat n f. r4 tn Intuit, tilM H nt yit (Imi 

W WMftH ' tWe AMratrtftMmi iiRL M IUilan .lit ..in tfelL ami W 

ih. of ii aa ttl 

M4 aawaaHa aM ariloti tr len I7 

i iiatrnt il tkrw la eaa-dni.- i 

at 4 tirar i ih lirm l 

M ltl 

llrm ! road and brldct Honolulu. 

IMJHa w dm) unon eonMiliaihMi tth 

Uiln aanmrHiUiiaXit IMlr Watkn 

tbl aaamaria' 

frra far 

iloti t&HV nlll Mt Hie rleimitlot thn 4ltir ealu tlm ()ri 1M1I Ifir hut 

fkaal laMHHn HarUUtkllat llauall aaniHilii.. 

iwirr.P nrnll( 

tha tta far ie- - Millin'sllilUr 

earvful bill. 

mm Item on if 

porr uie eon' 

tbr thr lti. 

of Mll.Ht;m 

Ml!, 

th- - 

representative 

Appropiliitltin 

'... 

paeaare write thin Item 

arcoidlNirly 

Hem to IM Vour eommltteo 

reeonimend that tboee Item 

for of road In the different 

Oahu and Kauai ihiimim 

llw bill. Tbe noenlty of rooiI road 

the of Oahu and Ka- 

uai apparent that we feel thn 

will meet with favorable eoii'lderatlon 

hand. 

Item AK, road and hrldKe. Keiieral, 

Thi Item helnit needed nn 

uinerKiiiiiy appropriation, drawn 

uHin oae the othdrwino oppro-prlntr- d 

should not bo atitllelout the 

uc uiK the 

item he na In Ihu bill. 

dainaKe. nil Islandn, JM.- - 

Item expoc, Ilureau of And thla very Utrur liulexea In 

Ji.uw thla 

all tho 

been couned 

advertising, thn 

respectfully 

equipment, 

the dleaalnra 

approve Ita pawner irom Wo 

Item mil, that bo passed 

All repair are tlie 

paKHBKc 

Ii. 

4'l. O. 

of this Item 

in bill, same ought to 

and 

our ration Ittm. road 

JI5.0Q0 c. 

ili-ii- i entirely lur Till.' 

bclnr 

favor 

expense 

ne 

would be ap 

of 

of 

'Ji, 

This 

works 

ryio 

report 

of 

Tbe 

of 

of 

be 

car 

bill, all coo 

buoyie 

t..1... ITa. 

of revenue 

yielding 

wo Its 

wo 

412, constnictlng 

13, 

being 

23, 

present 

above wo 

urge 

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for works 

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road 

Ttpi.etfully ubmltted. 

W.M. WHITi; 

HUSSUL. 

NAKAI'AAHU. 

June 1MI 

ICxcept item CAItTi:it 

coneur Items, with the exception 

the the IW.fK) brllevn tho 

divided follow: 

the 

plant, thousand dol--l $140,000 ACIII. 

wute, 

YA, 

blue' 

Health 

Fllp,,iy 

onrlng 

rMieuses 

374, 

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DISCUSSION. 

I.rown moved the report laid 

he table. Cecil Hrown that 

" report Accepted. Achl to 

1. 'ipt the with the exception 

icrri 481, recommended be 

idr-- 

Aehl strileil for Knnuhn'H edification 

thn! the amount JC0.00O was to come 

out of the current expenses. Kanuli.i 

wns In doubt. The Income wna larger 

before than now. 

Carter Hinted there a lot of new 

itemn that had to Into this appro- 

priation bill Hint were formerly In the 

loan bill "How jou going to build 

your schools; unless you put In the 

Appropriation hill?" 

"Well, Jump on nny other 

Itemn" lotortcd the Knmehnrnehu 

School tailor. 

J. Hrown rnove-- the report laid nn 

the table to taken up with the 

bill. Carter pnld the com- 

mittee exceeded Iti niitliorl'". 

The-- tun! InFcrti'd Itemi for their own 

pnrtli-iiln- r dlntrlet. nrd this was 

heir power. "It'a u good M"itl 

bill" said Carter. Paris with 

Crrter. 

459 had been Increased from 

J7?00 $12,000. Hrown wanted to 

know Kuploliinl Park population 

increnscil. 

"Honolulu must grow." shouted 

"Oily llll!." 

Cecil Hrown waiitid Hip bill read for 

Hie second lime, ami pet engrossed 

for (ho thliil reading. "If don't 

hurry the slxtv days will up. and 

we'll Just where were bcfore," 

iialil he. 

After Hie bill renehed Its third 

rending Items eeuild inserted He 

was n Knplolanl Park commissioner 

and know Hint money was needed 

Men for higher wages, nnd the 

wagen had to given. Mr. Irwin of- 

fered to advance money out his own 

pocket. Mr. I advanced $400 to pi 

a spi Inkling wagon for thp park, 

hnd to wnlt for his money. 

There were 1 200 neres, nnd there 

r nn nere to enre 

It. If wns not for the sale nlgorolm 

fire wood, etc., the park would have 

run behind nt h'" fln0 n 

wan n flnvnrtirier.t park, nnd rti'i'V 

taken of. was need-'i- 

to mnku gardens. The pnrk was look- 

ing better thftn for year. 

Carter sub' $12,000 was not enough to 

keep the pii.k In order. 

If the l,i would wnter 

lands theie could properly nmln- - 

tnlmd, It had better .ibol-Ishr- d. 

Achi 11. there weto hut twenty-liv- e 

I'liyn rrmr extra session run. 

If the l,(s ' ' itoiH went ns nt pres 

ent tho win' would Intigh and sny 

was Ineoii tent body eif 

lawmakers, with n rcgulnr ses 

sion sixty uiul 1111 sesslur 

sixty days mild nut puss u 

single hill wlibh amounted to anything. 

Purls said (he park money was drawn 

In a lump sum was mid nut tho sumo 

way, nnd there wns way tolling 

hnw was spent, The Hiiperlntotiilent 

Public had Informed him. 

Cecil Drown denied the slaletnent. A 

ilotnllml nreriiini 

wuu imhiIi) ivory yar. 

Tliu laimrl w adujilud 

miill'ii) nf rv-- liruttn. 

HISNATI'1 HI'POHTH. 

rlrwilnr Hihim inineltM ed iha 

UP- - 

ri- - 

liiwtnif runnlul'ii'i itiiii ufii rnuon, 

whi HUB lib" "d 

Wllsf(K. Hie two ronilK f'tinnila ml 

resi'Mllvrly, built Qlu 

!" f" 'IH "wn'.llll.lllll "r 

p mmni rwr 11 mhuoiluiii ur mfv tUm Waaritair In a"d n'mUHaa Hm iiH(ir ITiiihimiii'' aim I'oM'Wiiaw Will 

tr.iiu mil, and MbHilU INI flitra Ui,nunl around U11 Ilia Dlalrli'i of Hllo. in 

V 

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Hi-in- s and uimn hr liwi uuiiiy, intmium 

duaii iiivusiiaaiiaH mat lleliu rwMiaaiivii pKiiimiia na 

nerraallv lui'iloii of uruuarlv flMMpyarf. Hanula Hits 'i'airl. 

11 pliy lluiiululu, (own f l"rVi Tfiai aum f Inaaritij 

muowimiad 

Ha, 

Hull. iLau 

W uaal 

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11 

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panned 

moved 

moved 

report 

were 

Htruck 

ruin 

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Wnlor 

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Works 

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and 

1WIa ippfeprislli 11 bill fur Ilia ladawu, 

iiwi tfi I'lliiHiuia bfimnii and tm lur 

III- - ittu INIlaa til my ilMUMWMU raij, 

Tba fwllimlnn fajjuii a imiJ m 

MaAilur Carlar 

Tin Waya aim Mnaa I'auimlH, la 

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I lit 

fell 

t rran nt lr rnvie M IM 

IhmiM ' ine it m TerfMery. mihI 

tkefrfort. rvi.Himri.it that tat llrm be 

trii Vm ... 

Ileta It, f .r ttiwi.ui'l on NtUUtte4 of IWli; II IS ItftlttM'l WPVOt' MIM 

ftltartt llAm Thin Him, ata, I 

atwilrd until iloaitteM ha timJr a MllllU.s 

iletHnd upen thp Terrltary to pay far ' 

r It 

lei 

in 

aetiwi 

as 

ivfiws, 

IK 

T 

don't 

tniMditn and eichaime, I.VW.ftW. coin. 

Tin thai 

all Un rliiHJ by thn United Htuloa :., 

l,Julul " UIU11I1 Ol CIllltT 

Government, and It will be no loiiRrr noc- - 

to jwjr utcbaiiKO Uoi) llttereet due. 

The publlr dibt ha In oil Iwlucml to ' l,tm'-- ' 

MinethliiK under h 111IIII011 dollara, but 1 

la obliKeit. under tho law, I.UXUriUlls )lQ)le are HOt 

10 ta I ir lent tntorcmt on the wur-- 

ranta Hint are outataiidliiK. and, there- - ' 

VffV 

1)V llllOll, ailtl 1 

OVC.T 

fnfai iikiir tuitilliilt f rHitninHiiila tliut 

thin ltm hi iiaaaed a follows. Interval 

' )CO)lt' ill'O WWll 

mi ImiiiiIh nlhl w nrmntii. laii) AMY) 

Item 117. InrldantalH. tax olllio. JII.IW. 'linilStioil ill isOIHC 

ITmlur tllln htiml will niltn., llui rtlrna ' 

ueriMHiry In eatahllNhinK the tnoume tax, 

and your rommittee belleviw it nlioulil 

not tie reduced, ami reiommeiida that It 

pam hm hi the hill. 

Item Incldentaln, rualatrar of con- - 

eniiron, S,VX Undnr thla item tho roc- - 

putcliHHes 

naturally 

iiiiiulMiivi' 

dcx bonks, stationery and supplies, and 

your committee believes It would not 'be 

wlo to reduce this Item ory materially. 

It therefore rccnmrnetids that the Item 

be passi'd nt $2,500. 

If tbl report Is approved. It will mako 

a saving of $33l,3e0. 

G. It. CAKTKH. 

DAVID KANU1IA. 

Kiinuha nxplaluiHl Daldwlu had 

said that any report agreeable to Mr, 

Carter and himself, would be agreeable 

to him 

Your Committee on Public to 

whom was referred Items 279, S0 and 281, 

w'Ould report a follows: 

Item 270, pay of stenographer and type- 

writer. Your eommltteo Hnd that for- 

merly there was a clerk employed and 

paid out of the general expense's for nur- 

series at the rate of $25 per month. 

Tho correspondence of this olllce bus 

greatly Increased, not only locully, but 

with the Department at Washington and 

pthcr parts of tho world. It Is therefore 

necessary to have more elllclent help. Wo 

recommend tho Item pass as in tho bill. 

Item 240, pay of ofllco boy and messen- 

ger. We recommend that this item pasa 

nn in the bill. 

Item 2S1, pay of wngon driver. This 

Item has heretofore been paid out of gen- 

eral expenpf. Wo consider It needed, 

nml recommend it pass. 

J. D. PAIU8. 

J. T. liltOWN. 

I.. NA1CAPAAJW. 

PROCEEDINGS 

OF THE HOUSE 

The House; was dull nnd as unlli- - iu!nlu Agr. Co. 

tciestlng yesterday a fishing excu 

bIoii when tliu fish refuse to bite. Aside 

from 11 few tame references to the 

color line, used for the purpose of In- 

fluencing votes, there was nothing if 

more' than pnsslng During the 

foienoon the Hiilarles, of tencheiM weie 

discussed by the different memberi) of 

the Legislature. There, was somo at- 

tempt rnyclo adjust thorn, but the 

matter did not nrnount to anything. 

Mossmnu wns aulte indignant ut Hiu 

salrtries wore distributed to the 

trainers of tho Hawaiian young Idea. 

Here wns a chancb to use tho color line 

argument, nnd he used tt. According 

to Mossman, native teachera were puld 

nt a lower rate than their eiaters of a 

fairer cuticle. This he denounced 

roundly. 

Kawal'"ui whose dignity has fooen 

by the Wilder Steamship Com- 

pany, took n shot at that corporation. 

Tho resuItH of his resolution will he 

known later. 

MOKNINC. SnSSIOK. 

Tho first InterOBtlng event of tlu 

morning, nfter the House concluded 

convene wns n resolution, which read 

ns follows, was Introduced by Knwul- - 

'hon: 

' 

Where a . Hiero have reen detained pas- 

sengers tl'it wero nnxioui to tako pas- 

sage on the r I.ehua for Molokal 

op Juno 12th, and thai the order to Wll-der- 's 

rltentnshlp Co was from the Hoard 

,of Health, und, 

Whereas, an Appropriation of $3,200 for 

two yenrs, and that a total of $11,000 since 

appropriate ' IWil to IfiOO, and that tho said steamer Is 

cnoiigb 11 nev to put on the j for the purpote of carrying e'pers from 

the 

If 

.1. 

( 

Puis 

Hawaii, 

. 

m Wmi 

H'r 

aM 

ma 

i'a 

uii 

llio 

418, 

Interest. 

Honolulu lo AloliiKnl, und that thu lepers 

are separated Hum thu peo- 

ple; 

Itisolved, That the House, of llepre-seutiitlv- 

of the Ti rrltory of Hawaii 

do hereby Instruct the Kucretury of this 

House to communicate to thu Hoard of 

Ileulth the rt anon that tho above unm- 

ix r of pasBcngeis weie not allowed to 

tako passage on her. The names of (ho 

pusiungel Hint weie detained aro here- 

to attuchd 

Tlii.-i- was si. me ck'b.ite uvur the ma1 

tcr 

Homo 

'" 

tlilnks" nnil the! 

((solution v,uu Inii) 011 tha lable, 

1'ollowlpg this, mine thu report uf 

thu cuiniiiHiei uii uUuoHtluiml mattuia. 

the nttanaiturea oaanmn vwm 1 i,ulniin tin Miiiiinii- - 

taa, ami be inadu a limy liih, In 

v nil ti ho uttui Itid. tliu lilKV.i'lli'K met- - 

Oda of payliu: ie teinluis uf the pu 

II 

Ulle uuifter IU HUB even 

hk iii pupn thu mm mhw, wiiiio 

ntliei leuchel' who has fuitv ui- - 

wiHed iha I'olur una tnauiy 

Jiluiinalulh limi uruaa and nnoil 

with prhjn tu i uf hl 

itaat. Ha taut that hud bmri uwitu 

Iwr ui tha "I', " In laj, beaii puuiil 

ad on 11 (JOiiiliiUlKB uf llll we, ut VfNJnb 

W. V Allan tind (iuvariuir I Ma wa'a 

Iha Miliar iwu TJaiuy rt 

Mlvaii tlia pube Bihuuls in (e uiar 

Tba "Hi 1 i iiinnUaia u,iia i.iiitit 

a uala In ftlVur uf ln 

vb'i maUiar. 'Wm4 tut 'Willi )finmi 

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therefore 

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laherebv 

Lahalna, 

provided 

tliernforo 

thoreforo 

faH, 

Traaaurer 

SlfOllg 

WOfki'd 

that 

way 

offended 

H 

lH 

Hull 

I 

-- IM. 

Hil.pi Hi.lt d(U ll.lt, 

ill.f 

lilnv 

I'M1 

111 

ll'i 

oil ltr thi 

nHn. 

uaaVr 

extra 

i I Ik nienn ; 

m.'iny women Imve 

life for two? 

The is almo 

never 

V r 1U yim a little ftty tl)ou llkr 

hi ' .r rilWNI IVirl.ttrtt, NcwYnrV 

tUMtt or en our. 

11,1 

, 

MsrcAsriLv 

H. Prrver A t'c. 11,000X10 

N. Psclii' Cry Ueioilri 

Co, Ltd er.tw 

L. ll Kerr A Ltd IXO.tCO 

bVOAIl. 

Kwe 

Umo 176,000 100 

Haw. Agrlcumirnl (Jo 1, COO, W0 100 

Uaw.Coin. ieug. 2,812,7W 

UnwMUn BUfcinr Co.. '2,000,000 

7t0,000 w 

2,000,000 20 

auku 

6C0.1W1 

KrhtiH) 600,000 

l'lmi. Co.Lt. n I 

l,0u0,0 

" fnldopi W 

Cipuhulu 110.000 100 

KoW 800,000 

Itr.ni, uugir Co 

CO0.UUI 

k Co A 1 

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8C2f 

Pfldupl l.WO.OlV to 

NutilkufcUKSi Co. At 

20 

l'uldnn 

DlinHUKl Co. ., . I S,M,0X) 100 

Onomc 20 

Uokulit 

JIuuBunnr Co. l.tAn 

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I'limcer. 

as us 

to 

to 

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the 

Juno 13, 

111 

ChpIuiI Vl ' 

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Co., 

100 

Co.' 

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nr, 

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1C2J, 

for minutes there was mir-ceiis- c' 

to tho How of oratory uf the 

morning, which hud been us rambling 

und ns Indefinite; ns mountain path. 

The Is 

With regard tho seventh Itr-ir-i under 

the heading of of Public 

entitled "pay roll, support of 

schools, JCDO.OOO," your Committee 011 Pub 

lic Kdticatlon beg leave present 

following Itemized llBt of teachers In tho 

employ of the Hoard of Kiliic.itlon and 

the salurbs recelveil each uf them 

per annum, which shows how this 

amount Is madii Hut owing to 

of tho of 

salaries among the li rubers of apparent- 

ly tho same grade and the of 

assistants In tho various schools without 

regard tho number of pupils, as your 

committee flrnl on further Imiuhlcs, 

your committee cannot but 

that thesu different salaries ho consider- 

ed before sum ts passed or iiriusriiii.il. 

WM. 

ft ii. IIAAHHO. 

J. K. IIIlllO. 

After this nothing inoie dune, 

of iibldl.iil After w" lr"I"'-"- l 

leu ui llfiomi minute of "l1"1 ' "Clock. 

gf 

nf 

uf 

li 

nwvmi 

I 

100 

100 

I 

p. 

IHl 

110 

itu 

loo 

Wlldll House met ut liiill, AUkul-1111- I 

nmile verbal rtpurt Hut turn-mUta- u 

of llrmnie Ie suld tmt 

cost uf prilitlutf tlig J'ijr'nal would l" 

butwteii 12,100 und M,W, and h. urt 

lint feel flllit (1 Hruh.i 

Wlahed to uxpiind aui'H aHnr.' 'I'ilu 

pint was ittiO' ' ttvr lubb f. ifmui 

s'Iumjjs, 11 was mil wrunit in tuy 'ciiisIiIbiuiidii. 

but 

WlltiMKMJllHil 

tiSLSSJPvt teJ si'rii;;;vk'i, 

'unctions. Between 

happy 

plcnt 

emulsion 

superfluous. 

HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE. 

"MUbnuFujr.I'lnu.Co, 

Honolulu, 

fitithatlonrtllhuik... 

&& 

following resolution: 

Commission 

In- 

struction, 

Irregularities apportioning 

appointing 

recommend 

MOHHMAN, 

sHuuiibonts, "'"l,n" n,1J.",lr"mmu 

iMiBauaiiHiiii 

APTi'iHHOQN HKNfilON 

fur 

fur 

ceitiHiit'y 

Tin. suluiatr ut .tMMlw-r- 

in-- 1 liny amid at ftumuk- - 'IJ'Ml 

Ity iiiiatdi:! ubs vJi) i,Ucii t(((a 

imls imi half that um. Muaamnr ml jlf't uf 

Moa-'iis- ii, bui, )l 

own 

q 

lit 

li. Ill) 

Uii I'M 

20 

'41 

10 

20 

20 

I'lar 

uju.uuj 

I" 

111.1 

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uul 

jwni 

few 

this 

wuu 

(lie 

cm., 

Hniiujili a'lrii'Bi unaiiliiiouaiy, Tlifc 

' 

4 

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a a 

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to 

to 

to 

11 

it 

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1.. 

ury of au.'iliiudani ffia kui 

lilimd lufiifiti Bihunl WM lll1 e t 

lt JiiltW. 

fit jkuaiiiuit uf a iua4iii' fi 1 iii 

Hiriv' lafutm wjguui imhI it iMi ii. r 

10 

1..WI.1- -. 

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up. 

Ha pit 

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l 

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IIP 

'im tail) iiiuHilliig fur waywaid uin 

I..V..UM 1.. And tli...aT 1.. a.nTJ.... 

- T "i"i i"i , 

iirtacHI 

Jmi.ib.i a"l"' in favid uf atiiliiiBh-mi- l 

i '!"" if i Mfal uiiHiiry imiui. 

im alii Ki.iii irya uiul 4 

Im I ) I I.. . i ,'..g JM LLilduli 

m ii .1 pi i ii,. ti,n ukmi 'liai 

I" ' ' I" "i" II lUililil'lIU ' llll 

I'l i' i a i i ii i gtijj a iu ulna 

I lo t.rri'B in IW Mill UHl4 I 

be jiaiiiili i hi axaaini. i 

- I M ll 

I H "!' 

alb UiIh 

il 

S 

jro 

Ub 

101 

WH.MBW1 

v 

i 

i. II 

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40 

m 56 

175 

DA 

IT 

yi 

102 

the 

tho 

tho 

thu 

It 

He 

wua 

Ibi 

Vii 

iy on 

tli 

M 

H0PP A CO, 

c5 

c 

H he Only 

One in 

em 

Stock 

fx UADXKH' UlltiHSINU MtllltOn, 

C very handaotne article, with ftt 

: Kllded frnirie Just what Is need- - 

.ed by n ladles' tailor, Price 2 

"7 tremely cheap, F 

I I 

O 

a. 

a. 

Mahogany 

Cabijaets 

d For tnilslo sheets; 

3'- (lnlsh. 

o 

u 

us 

a. 

The aver welcome. 

Heclining 

Chair 

OUwIth ndJtiBtnble brick; In 

O wood wicker. 

3C 

f Rugs 

O no 

full line 

town. 

Portiere 

Divans 

c: BICl VARIBTY 

C the money) 

j 

3C 

C v 

"TJ 

III 

to 

on 

I 

. 

a 

. r m 

finest 

or 

Oa I 

hard 

thu 

best 

Furniture 

Coverings Jr 

rrlmmlngs match. 

5 UhoJstering. 

P''li KINDS KBPAIRINO 

Xfiopp&Cos 

LEADING FURNITURE 

f 

DhALERS 

x 

gKim and. bethel Sts.is 

--a 

c 2 

90t' CO. 

lowest prtcna 

H0PP C& 

liixtere 

this woHi.n-t'AMK- ii ir,oon puni- - 

KM. ItliBTtlKIJlt, 

HIXJOD from Impurities from 

Wlmtevur cause arising. 

8r?rr,,la' Eczema, SLln 

IlIOOll Iliurklieilitn 1'ln.nlu ..I 

Horns of nil klndB. It Is n never fa (ling nU 

Cures Old Hores. 

Cures Horcs Die Neck. 

Cures Boro Legs. 

(of the Jfc 

OP 

,MNJJ 

and 

I'lirtu Iliackhead or Plrriplct on tk 

rnco. 

Cures fiourvy. 

Cure.i Ulcers. 

CuiiH Jllood and Hkln nisnaiK'S. 

Cllie- - r.hilnllllir Murplllmru 

rnnr' Hi jod from nil Impure rrjUUr 

rum whnrover cause arising. 

a .rcnl "Pecl'lo for' Gout and Itheu-iriutl- e 

pclns. 

rrrfii Ho'ncs3 "' CrtU"0 from m" 

.A"J.IH Ml,"';f' Is nleasant to tho taste. 

warranted froe from anything Injurt- - 

?ii'hl0.,,,!'n.,0?.t dol,lc'8 constitution ol 

ui, Proprietors BUffBrari 

to glvo It a triul to test' Ita valua! 

THOUSANDS OP TESTIMONIALS OF WOK 

DEKFUL CURES 

KHOM AM, PAlt'fH OK Till! WOHLU. 

Clarlin j Dlood Mixture Ib sold In 

2 3d e;ac 1. and In cases contttlnliijt al 

tlmr the nnantltv. llBuriieinii 

a prrmurient euro in thn ir 1 mmXtZ 

f ir eases Hy 

IHT and PATHNT MKlK 

ifiin 

tub 

TH5H Illlt WW 

va 

land, Trndo mnrk 

.u.. 

pioy nat tha gi u 

ajl1 hy 

ord. "i.i 

lar rtomniii 

MtMii on 

art.! 

M i'Vf 

for 

world. 

AND MIDLAND COUN 

OMPANY, IJneoln, Bnr 

CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE, 

llllliia...d 

Clnrfca-- Hloud Uh.7 W'K. JtW1, 

mlmmtmi 

palnjeeT 

Prourtstors. 

Ulna iirllrl. VoHbTbm 

unaiii... 

uiiprlnulPl' il vfiinVm 

Inooln and fctji,. 

r in, .lis 

.1 I'BI... 

'I. I 

"Ji'mr 

fj 

1 ilnnii 

iivr 

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AT. I, mileTlY. 

vhimii. 

LTJLIf'J'iriN 

uatltulsB hs 

l 11 1 

' M 'I 

'V Wl. 

Cotita&foQkb, Ltd. 

ildNetl.M U 

1 IV 

CoDiiDlioi) 

uf 11 i.pirni tr mu uf ........ 

UK' V" waiuiiKii vi tliu laiam nwumi lAl'lUIIf 

Tb I'liuJil iit iu an i.i.iiMi 

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711 numu mmr na -" 

urn 

y iiiJrinuiin 

Ua li live Iluulufiil iii.iini i. 

flu ifg,Hi, "" " 

m Ibji A villa I'lif irgf.uj j 

illlfi'iril M"(u 

i i Jba Allium IHHW1 Vf il 

i i in i 

3 

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piano 

I 

to 

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in.

THURSTON 

IS JJPHELD 

Contempt Case 

(Goes to Pieces 

Easily. 

Cl Juati o Frear filed n deeltdnii 

liTdBjr afternoon In tln ceise of tin 

petition of I A Thurston for n writ 

ot babe .is corpus, discharging the pe- 

titioner from custody on the ground 

that there In nothing on the record to 

show that lin had committed any of- - 

feaw or been convicted of or Henlenitsl 

for havliii; committed any offoniu 

TV' lint JudKO 1 lu miilii piohahl) In 

ttidcd to do wax to fine and ImprlKon 

Jlr. Thurston for contempt of court 

ttul he did not say so Neither th 

record, the Judgment nor the inlttlniii-i.outAl- 

the word "contempt," nor d 

tliry say what the offense Is, for which 

iiiiilyliment Ih presclrlbcd. The sen-tn- c 

la therefore wild, as the court 

u no power to find or Imprison any 

oiMi on ifeneral principles, hut only I" 

tnai lalmwinl rt n tittnlr iff it n wit tf 

tlt.l.. I.. I.- -.. lltIW. ..nH 

U,IM M "'" Pn.vi.M; -. 

rniitr. 

The whole sentence being Illegal, 

there wan no occasion to consider the 

other points made In Mr. Thurston's 

Vhrilf, vli that the question which 

h refused to answer was a prhihged 

one; and that the Grand Jurj asking 

the aucfctlon was Illegally drawn 

Judge Krenr's decision In full Is a 

foJIovn.' 

In thr Supreme Court of the Territory 

at Hawaii. In Chamber. 

Kx Parte Thurston Habeas Corpus 

9bmlttod May 29, 1901, decided June 1.', 

tt Btforo Krear, C J. 

Tfce. petitioner, halng refused as n 

vNtnrui to answer ctrtaln auestlons put 

to him by the Grand Jury In the Circuit 

Court of the Klrst Circuit, was ordered 

be 

mi 

of 

be of 

cd 

of 

' 

fore It 

said 

of 

A lie 

i 

of 

of 

of 

Is 

ji case by 

It has 

found A 

is 

cam) more 

en n,.. i 

nf mil' .wit 

of offense M) ' 

he offense 

In 

Adnms 

und co euu in 

10 un- - 

lniirlonnient 

ihere 

Hon 

had 

lilm 

line 

Mr 

mul 

ImurU 

auin 

uitaa 

m 

M 

al 

IHr 

mmi tMa 

III. 

ieti 

hnMt4 pa4n !IM 

iiml.ifi tha aa Ml' 1H 

MHwa'r 

tin- - I, una 

iOu4l.atUHi in4 Bot 

and 

tiM 

uoaMlHMt art 

of. and thai ancfc waa 

"""'lLl!!!' 'll.ISllttlr'i. 

Hint adJuaVallon and 

Indira a4Ju4kaUawi Um 

e..rm In UMtlun or- - 

XtTrjuiUr 

uhll commending former the 

proi-r- 

, the latter 

the pracslent. 

nrwnt ther- - not 

indlrmt iid)udlctlun itiat tin- - 

waa nllt 

mil) ultail conlrn that iwunn 

h.iw thin iiolm I'hOiI 

dcoirlun 

cnie dvvolnd lo 

'p'eimonic imrn ver nine mui on 

ihlH point and that does not 

uri. s.iiBt .;iun mm 

was eUll contempt 

Court largo ex- - 

otnluttH the 

mill correctly' dtcld- - 

In that Jurisdiction Uvirrulid (juhvm, 

igi. JT'i, the lter case of 

ople Cow lea, Kejiii 00, which 

nut li.inil umilil Justl-inil 

ople Nevlns, 

illit the othur i.imi'H uhoe clttil 

iinni innar) onsider 

H',T I'0ll tdJMli 

'how for lmprlHonm-n- t 

and In auordlngl) discharged thue 

fiotn l'HKAH 

llnrtwe.ll .mil 

jltC'latiahan 

JThompion for rutpondint 

-- 

riir- Wl)H IV 

June 

lod of tte-le- r, 

was accompanied her moth-- i 

was moHt kind .MnJ sty 

with recital 

ilu sorrow tul experlencis 

slige of 1'nklng, aloo her 

Karon von r's death 

snoi, reiurning 

tlii-- from 

June The garrison 

Jamestown, Cape which 

to Krltslnger's command, 

June 2d, numbered sixty all. 

Krltslngut's force estimated to have 

il.itiiliul nnft mmi ini... ii.i.ini. i,m..,i 

"'""" """-- 

,,,, '',,,', llfteon be- - 

iiuni- - 

iHTS 

ALIWAL June 

'White's column 

Kiltslnger's commnnd 

ty the Court appear and show cause The i;mn,rchs, who was pnsint at the 

irhy he should not to answer audience, oftui Interrupt! with qucs-j- u 

questions He made tlons, the highest ngard for the 

whlvU the Court lnsulllclent widow's courage and subbcipjeut nursing 

to one of the questions asked, namely, the sick and wounded Hci 

to the client of his nt the Kmpi rorH nquist, the 

thnt he was privileged from slgnla thu hlghist cliiss the Ixiulse 

inwering the that do order on the widow's breast 

nould violation his In tho the two bnioncssis dln-(l- 

as attorney to client with thu aid KmpriHg The 

The mittimus, which set forth In tho linromssis uio tho guisls Hmpcror 

return, after tho proceeding!, at William Thy will dine tomorrow prob-Iengt- h, 

"And the said jabl) with the Ducluss of Alban), and 

Thurston being then and there by the ma) return to the KcttcU estates, mar 

Court ordered and directed bu- - Muenstcr. Westphalia, thu mxt day, 

the Grand Jur) and furnish In Iwheiieo soon the) will 

response Its Interrogator)' the namo plaie Thu widow has not 

his alhged client, tho said )cl from thu attack nmous 

then and there open court prostration from which sho bus 

to furlng Doth ludliji arrled at 

and adjudged that the without an) hod), the olllelnls of thu 

hereby Sin Kmbiiss), being 

ftjud In tho sum ono hundred jof visit Invlta- - 

"And further and adjudg--. tlon two baronesies was eintnln- - 

that h. Thurston and 'ed in an autograph lutler couehed thu 

hereby committed until such most S) nip ithi lie language 

as he shall his willingness Thu widow was fornn rly Miss Maude 

to eppear before the said Grand Jury and Tied) aril Deli oil, .Mich 

answer the Interrogatory aforesaid, to- - 

wtt to disclose the name his alleged LONDON, June --The Chtonlele 

cllent, etc. ,IIciates that five- - and 100 

,ni 

appears that the petitioner ,,,..,, Jails for trilltOIOUS 

.nuw-- r rtnln n,l,.llnn ll.nt 

the Court sentenced him 

(ll'a""H '"' I5orH Most them 

p7 and suffer imprisonment. It ce convicted for allowing nriiis nnel 

nowhere apjiears that the petitioner was (ammunition to reach the burgheis The 

convicted contempt A lwrson cannot olllcurs belonged to the auxiliary forces, 

Uwfull) for the commls-'The- ) were flist ordeicd to be shot, 

tlon of olTcnse until he has been duly but Karl commuted their 

found guilty of the offense, to penal senltude for life, and 

clear from the evi- - 

thl. ,ml.s offeIlso wus uIlere(1 t0 be. 

In case tried before ,,i ,ost hirti b, en 

jury that th. defendant has cmmlttcd ''"., 

certain hut tho Court cannot ? l8eH f1"01'' 'cording to the 

.tnteneus h.m for until tho Jury have rnlt le, and Geneinl Kitchener 

rendered erdlct of guilty against him. 

It equally tniu thnt the Court cannot 

criminal heard or tried lf 

pronounce scntenco until 

the defendant guilty 

uch as contended petitioner 

commltte'd criminal oiTi use- - and no 

sentence can pronounced after 

In such any than 

h,ii 

tI... 

not khow the wiisl.r"pe t,u, "cipowred b) 

tinulnCil nlfunun ilnnu 

allow what he was couvlc 

was convicted of any 

V.x lurto Adams, 25 ...Inn, KU, thu 

Court "Ordered that George II. 

be sent to Jail, remain there until hu 

iKmuef inn iiMneni un- - 

iner qiicsiions urauii jury, 

TMTr 

vlw 

will 

Ills 

held 

time 

does that 

ill final adjournment of said Jury .a. 

this term court" Un habeas cor- - 

pus beforu Justice thu high court WASHINGTON, June -- rollowlng 

rrors and tho Inn- - the set West tho 

quoted lu Church, hub. Corp, of the Nnval Academy 

ec Sii, was "Hut deal thuti,as cadet bo dismissed for 

lo Imprison party this however, 

h.ue conv cted by 

t.ftUlM j0. Ulu cI(ll)Hi 

iu.7 euuu meiu . 

Inn law that " 

ahull bu passed ngalnsl 

nnity, h should first Im convicted 

an offense In ordinary oeues, this 

be by tho vurdlut of Jury. 

Hi tile ease of conte-mpta- , may bet by 

h Judf!mnt of iliu Court Willi, In 

tibi-- r the record .bow con-- . 

lotion Now It will bu until I tills 

reliiru thtit U nn Jmlumini of 

fur Keimnilly. or 

'or MHtmnpi In rsfiuliiK to nnawtr 

iimKlliiim Tli-- re not hid cimvli m 

I'lJti'llcstlon by tho Comt thut Mi 

iiliniH baaii Hi'llly of lanlvmpl, Ini 

kimh JuiImiiimii thu Court hud nr 

"a HhIiI 19 prlaon, nor His 

ilulalli him la apd wita 

m ili i 

Aiituu dul rsflMii aiiaVMir 

"ka4 Iff Ida OraiieJ Jur), It 

"i IMI um 

niaMiM foi whioh li 

'(, bill ns ju4HiMil ha bwn 

n4HaJ In Ilia and, itwuy 

Dm may liv com 

"t4. la IWI Ui IwiHlauH 

itU Ummtl Uf th lmimnui 

"i tlMi Ouwii. whu'h latimM tii) mm i '" 

taw mm mr ' n mi' !! 

mm I'fWall l'rMl, CI Ut4 , H 

i Mi M'Jirtmi, WU. r'l. fmt ill' 

'in ,BI' 

VJmt 

Isi III 

I i I n 11 j 

it h h. i "' "i 

.. twi of cHtHrf 

rt Ikh ii'ior If f 

.if li tewn mm r til nrt 

il- - v . 

f ftn I - I" aajfjaaj M 

il.h. ( I h U o 

thai I I 

hmiM iwii4I'ii ii 

hi n 4Mw4 4i 

lit war ' "- - 

. - amwlir. UMI 

i m l had th 

ii.inrd 

,. 

i which 

t 

Own in which ih 

the aa 

more and 

In nt 

in th . m.ii 

n imtltlon 

.r of contwuM 

Thr 

! 

on 

Im 

" I lllll, 1(1 Ihti In 

I luil mnitll) otliitr 

is 

commend 

,, ,o wi in 

IIM' the contempt n 

i lie iMiimd to n I) to a 

i nl on Miediil Whether 

regarded an 

1 ma) he ques- - 

inn ! Iileelou h 

, refurrlnK to 

I 1, 

i at I h.inll) he 

In follow Ing.l'i s In the 

of 

It to the 

it r 

a. ,, 1, I ,.,.UII Ii,.! ulm 

IIIU llllli liu it.H' ,Hinu nn ii 

the p.,tlt0mi-- n 

- 

W K 

A H 1 Kinney llallou A 

for the putlUum r F B 

the 

H 

III mm I f wfc 0 1 fts I l 

IIKUU.V 

WIUIiiiTi'it 

reception t) H.iromtiH on Ki 

who b) 

llhtenid lntiri.it to the of 

dur- 

ing the and to 

account of Ketteli 

""" ",l-- ueiiiniiiunin 

as having died enteric fever. 

CAPH TOWN, 6 

of Colon), 

me In 

Is 

1 

, , 

Boers 

NORTH, I -- Colonel 

came lu contact with 

i 

I 

to 

required d 

showing mlnelng 

In law 

.Majest), 

as name of II pinned 

of of 

this on to 

a conlldtn- - evening 

relation his Hmpuor 

Is 

reciting 

continues I A 

r 

to appear 

to go to 

to a wateilng 

of and I. A noerd of 

Thurston In b en 

so, 1'otidam 

"It Is um n 

I A. Thurston bu and he Is United tin Informed 

dollars; their Kmptror Wllllain's 

It Is oidered to the 

d said bu It lu 

to JirJbou 

express 

C 

le-- 

ft 

"" " "' L '" 

, . nnil 

theruon to of 

a line 

c sentenced at 

an Jtobcrtn 

or .tences 

It mai be perfe-ctl- y 

dencu a criminal a ,,, 

oiMihe, It j bus 

a 

n 

contempt 

It Is the 

i U 

conviction a 

i 

nuu Petitioner "ortJ 

tf 

--tirc 

mo or 

ilia 

ma 

kM 

he 

,. 

Grand 

of 

of of 

uppeals, following uxumplo at Point, 

used caused a to 

a genep.,1 u un- - ,,iulng In etise, that uf 

he been either a Cll,nHltl,v of fourll, 

ui l7 ui in u nuiiii, ... 

requlreH before a gentc-nc- 

uf 

a of 

must a 

cost', must u 

f om 

a loutumpl 

4 

U 

a 

WIiImmm 

ueemnill in 

liarllf lit II ut 

xlmliiMl Miuiiuitmi 

lu uuaatiiMet. 

ioi.h aoiiaiuuim that 

daanrvisl 

byiVcr 

fiiMWHi MfUwaar 

il lawful Mm 

Wiiiaj 

a liaM 

M 

mirVt 

h 

? 

ha that 

a 

! 

.mailing in 

S3: 

rwld 

la 

.'( a larlHK 

.SVvliia, Ik 

ie In 

a 

vs 

.,,. 

ii 

Is 

e 

MS T WS 

S Kinptiror 

widow's 

n 

u 

a 

ground 

o 

nftcrwurd 

do 

ordered 

ultl' 

" 

j. 

until 

II 

at 

a 

.'. 

It Is 

U 

It 

Jamestown, Ju 

back, capturing 

tjtins lUUl 

frejiti Inmestown 

(...ii,,-,,.- ,. ,1... , ,1Uii ,.u -, . 

- ' va mm immi rf 

ciiiirt-ina- i tlal and regularly 

The' statement In tin case', made publ- 

ic b) iho Navy Is ns fol- 

lows Tho eourt-martli- il bi fore which 

Naval Cadet Calvin Joy Crenssi')', 

fourth Iiihh was tiled 3d, con- 

vened b) the Hiiperliitenilenl of the 

Naval Academy puisuant to the nil 

thnrllv Misled in him In tin, mi uf dm 

piiireireii iiKHinsi him and thnt 

was Kiillly uf the iharga, 'tlnlniluii , 

in.-iic- i eit c.inKr-- a on tun 

' 'l"V of ifcTS to piMVsnt 

the Nnval AnHilamy,' Mini an Id comt 

IHIVIIIB IhlH IIP Im ill-- , 

llllaainl fruin Him Nuvul Aeuduiiiv. whlili 

'Mwy " ; 

lulU Ilu lit I llai iti LI If I Ittil I ImI uiu 

i'l PUWIo UUI II la UinJal-aluoi- l 

m iliamlaanil iudil ttaa dlaeov. 

'bi HriMj rddly an 4r 

"wtjy h4 a 

- 

Jufta I -- A 4Miit,i lu Ikf 

iiUaiaao- - ajwii mi Vw I, 

Iher 

HUMIHV UKVWTVl lJllAn I M- ,t Ml Ml MM Ml 

THE LEGISLATURE AS SEEN 

BY AN HAWAIIAN LEADER 

Th pOk'til peiHII. al implli an n 

try- - immmt rt Ml la mlk mmmtt 

fes wtM IMW at hi tlilmra 

mMtlratf T imwaaai an minir 

intera-ata- tn Um tern MmMUmi. hava 

' t"PUWww wit, mix 

fUit NiaaJlU rriU. A Mwl- - 

IMI, Mn baa Kfrt It) UWh with affair 

rtmacrnft. Mtltl loot wviiMlriK In ilia- - 

vo,v, .ndltl I 

thing 

"' ,"'"' . ,f,"r 

,, 

'". ,, m ' ""'"I 

,","l lnd..nd.JntB tant At 

tho IKlnnlnR of tlif prwuit alon I 

thought 1 did. At thnt time It umiiieJ 

to m that If tli Haunlliin l.eKlnlaluro 

rotild haw un upproprlutlon bill, nil 

woiihl b- - well Now that they have 

.,,.i ,. r),nrf, in nans audi a rneuHUre. 

,m.y hvvm to bo no nearer tin under- - 

,,,. of th(.r ott 

,n(iH than they 

,., ,,. ,. ill , ,,, 

."'" 

"-- ""- 

."- - "-- -.- 

, 

im- 

- ji'j iiii'iun i t, ii",ii "ii )'- - 

proprlTtlon hill that will be untlsfnc-to- i) 

At present the only thlntr we can 

do Is to worr) along ns best up can 

for n jenr and n half morn, until wi-- i 

an hecure men who In their own 

minds, uhnt tliey want, and have n 

ullli'lvnt grnsp on affairs of State to 

puss such measures as will work for 

the good of Hawaii, and not descend 

to party bickerings, to grntlfy personal 

'nuillce or party 

. spite Governor 

. 

Dolf 

,'"' ""'" Approprlut on bill, bu If 

' ' " r'' ll wlu ,,e with the 

,', 

l"unuersiann inai u is 10 nei-- j u uiu 

mutter from being made worse. 

'Ah to the outcome of the Wilcox 

trouble It Is too early jet to spink with 

dt llnltentss There Is no doubt that 

many of the lawmakers, especlallj 

those In the House, will make an ex 

jcusc of this Incident to txpress their 

J1' hiuiih i hv;iiii mf-- iiviii uv" 

on, I am sure, it will be more and 

t 

that the ruling pnrty will mnke 

plnces for Its own members and sup-porte- is 

Of one thing I nm sure, bail 

as the Independents have been, the) 

will now be worse'. I am 

not criticising the Honid of Health 

They probably knew reasons bet- 

ter than any one lf, but I do say the 

l,iie been looking for nn 

trees and other tropical products weru 

destro)id Those who mot death In the 

llames weru all families of plantation la- - . decoration lu lieu of money, whereup-borer- s, 

who, being unable to escuipe the on Alexander tried to Induce the other 

lire, perished In their liuts. The flro ' ph)sicluns to do likewise. The three 

burned for ten da and was finally HussIuuh accepted, fearing to displease 

qmnchid by a heavy tropical rain the C'ur otherwise. Hut the French 

doctors Insisted on the $400 a. day 

WASHINGTON, June C --lir Itlxey "Kieed upon As most of the doctors 

made his usual nightly visit to the ittendtd the Queen for three weeks. It 

White House shoitly after 9 o'clock, was a lathei costly false ularm. 

anil linmtnid alwilll 1111 limir ninl i 

hulf On leaving he said "Mrs Mo-- 1 

is 

In 

V 

of 

of 

slight ' 

d 

maikid 

It that gain 

shown 

temporary 

VOKK, r cable the 

from Manila Adna 

Chaffee-- , who arrived 

fi words Chinese situ- - 

atlon He said "Thu Chinese earnestly 

resume 

Htlon of giiaiautees 

Its a serious which 

quire- - much time, patience foibenr- - 

nine Meantime 

spiindlng In Shnn-s- l province, as no 

of 

3d drove t , o BoorH'uTst"" 'Theyttfoifeiled'evry 

; llfty muni- - CVt' tTu'JXto'tiul5? 

stores looted nggi.-sslve-nes- unnecessa- - 

perlnlondcnt 

order 

Department, 

e Juno 

.Iniie, Iih-Ii- ik 

I 

atiloii 

I 

CHI' 

- 

know 

( 

Understand, 

their 

Uo Hl"llb;,f"11. ""nnnl conditions arc - re 

0H,t!!,.l11,ltM' ... ,. , ,, , ., 

muii hi un allies 

rv uhlnli Inlliniie.l 

natives, their Insistence 

all of placed 

feiielgnc-i- lii more 

lu Clilnese before lloxur 

umiuii'S sirong inlluence 

Chinese Incn Improved 

IV eie'l 

III Chaffee1 said 

t'lilnrhu pioblem was settled 

Russia to maintain 

piesent intliieiico In Notth China, 

extend It, 

In 

William A. of Hast Ht. 

UiulK, of 

Hervlcu UummUnlon, 

to wlilc M 

.March of hum 

" "" 

.,.'" 

TlliriI Hrtl 1MM 

, , IMm,u ,,. , 

i. me inuliw eivll nervine n giiliHIona " 

Idnhiif liuil. nwiiiii- - 

"'sma iii is, mimdiiii.m 

nppiov'Mil June 88, having "'" ytriliiy I a ttuwai 

found spoclihatlon uf .Im-H..'- 

HpprnviMi 

rai'uiillllHlldml 

Mani'hiula 

iMdiHKiiimaiiilKllun iirvai tunilwia III various pualiluii will! 

ainnUHianl, illmlaei figiti,L ' lliU 

iircHlilliiuly 

i 

, 

- 

' 

Independents 

iinpiovement 

, 

. 

' r haln junior In J JwiIh waata V t'L.a ' 

.whHUw ,m on W?;r,hZlll.M.ro.. 2?! 

II VH fuap-ul- aa Ut'UuiW. lu pwalkin 

? "' H WfafWll In MflWi , 

"!?" """ui niaiiwa 

vafloua Tuaalta. 

rlw, lh uf riaai it wnUJad 

U aUilUUeUBmila lu Hi 

i.f 7 ""? l"""iaui. w 

aUUUMIIuJU Ski lu Hi., Ul 

twL --MWl iliaaa iW(4lMHf 

lwfwiii i.pmu 1 rutuMii 

..h.m ,n n...r 

,nF ""' nm '' '" " 

tt I MMtortMMtr 

Mmtmtlimnm mmim imlor 

aMM b Mrf 

iwtallr wtoR til who r praam 

r not, Uv mr m wa, minami. 

of ia- - -- , Umi wImw 

iwwit lnol(n corner, 

Hawallatia, tyho arr itrf 

of thliihlng on tmUle iittrs, 

who have training. mn)-In- - 

xiwetpel to fnrwnrel, and n 

net fif ilevtHd of lth rjunlltles 

I have ineiitloiieil, will ntsuine eon t 

of things Is unfair. let me wiy. tn 

blnnie Hawaiian whole, 

way native are acting 

Many uf them the- - way 

and public funds nre being wanted 

Hnweer, lesson been nnel 

Is being learned, that will not be for- 

gotten soon. 

"The present of things will, I 

nm sure, work great hardship 

poor I nm fearful that It will b" 

many inonthH before there will b' de-s- - 

tn tlon among poorer class of nn- - 

tle-- s nre going up and 

wages tondlng other wny 

cannot, with financial af- 

fairs of Territory being wrought 

Into condition they the, em 

ploy ns many formerly Already 

men nro being dropped pay 

rolls I myself have been forced 

discharge epilte a large number of men 

lately I attribute It all to condi 

tion of things thnt legislature Is 

bringing about About best thing 

extra session can do for public 

good. Is adjourn 

conclusion, I can that I 

do know what pre-scn-t Legisla 

wants. I fear Wilcox matter 

onl make bad matters worse. 

not an appropriation that 

be for best Inters sts of 

ritory one which passed 

narrow partisan spirit only hope 

for Hawaii Is next election, In 

which public-spirite- d will come 

conditions will 

undoubtedly cause much dlstrf-s- s 

among making business 

of all kinds more less unsafe, 

sequently business to 

make Investments" 

for that there was 

birth A German doctor accepted a 

CHICAGO. June 5 Mrs George M 

IJUTTU, Mont , June 2 John M Niall, 

the ono time petted popular Jack 

Neall, stationed at the Presidio, 

Francisco, figured In a sensational 

at.indnl ri hitlon to tho funds 

i'l eslello Hxchangu about years 

been arrested Uuttc by Dcp- - 

at) United States Marshal Melkcljohn 

on tho chargo forgery. Neall been 

uiiplo)cd as engineer of Anacon- - 

da Company for about a year, 

e urcil thu jiosltlon at tho solicitation of 

Ills friend, John W. Mnckay. Tho olilccra 

refused to dlvulgu naturo of the 

crlmu chaiged Neall declares he Is 

nitcrnuon acute bronchitis 

after an Illness of eight 

wee - ks Ileum taken III in Chicago 

Ti 

' 

"?? ,""i,t"'" " "" 

,r ''"to'h.H 3"" ,.' VuT anil 

V" L ,. V , ","' 

" -- ' '" " "eii nuiqiuni ci kii 

Hom'' u'vys t,mt '"' "aH Iwpioving, 

Satuidii) night was fhangc for 

worse, wlilih iissultcd At 

his beelslelu when he uwuy were 

.Mrs. Heme, his three clauuliters his 

-year -otd son Heme- - had heuutl- 

homo In this city, and wns account- 

ed wealthy Tho body will be cremated 

It not yi't decided when 

funeral will be held 

TACpMA, Wash, Juno 

advices nrilvlng today Indicate that 

Chinese shipments will' bo shoiter 

this cur than several years past. 

Tho imp Is owing to disturb-ii- l 

conditions, a huge purt of It 

but no brought iinwn to sen const 

It is iiimutud from Hliiiiighnl, Amoy 

.."...r"""..."..'.'."'! 

iiivur half iim 

.opium sunt Into Interior 

In piiymunt Ion iim In previous 

jtqnn Hlumiiers IkiivIiik Clilnws., 

","1 Jitiwni" P'Tls will In lug In I lie 

I''lHc t'nat I lie llrat uf nowi'iup 

'" r"'V'd III milled tMilli'U 

- 

MiKlMiN, In 

' 

i'UI 0lw from I'altliig, ufniml Juiia, 

wn. ('ulnar Ikmrmin, llullflii prtnat, ' 

HIltaaapriMl Hi KIiik Tin MmIIW, III 

itii isinM 

IU. IS t, Uf4, ib rwianl 61 

timaaunw i'no, Riif 

liwmad mi iIn 'ftvur uf 

h, lJI7if..1 

A ULiu CUUUII Mlilllu'lHiJ 

Kinky Is resting veiy comfoilubly Pullman going to sue for a w 

She has gained a great deal voice from hei husband It is under-evenin- g, 

there Is no marked stood that papers have ulrtady 

change She Is doing very well" been piepnied ure now In 

Willie Improvement In Mrs .Me- - hands of Pullman's attorney 

Kinlc)'u condition Is slight, the the bill piepuicd, It Is said, the young 

that theie had been setback dui- - wife piefeireel serious charges 

da), but, on contrary, u against her husband They mar-slight 

gain, was gintifylng to .lied Long Brunch in 1SI7 

White House household, and Pies-- 1 With wife of Fiederkk How-idei- it 

expiessed' his pleasure several musical composer author 

times during evening. In view, of ' Uccuuse," George made a meteoric 

however, of gravity the condl-itil- p to New Yoik In that city they 

tlon stricken mistress of the' lived at Hotel (Jitard Bowers 

White House, too much slgnlllcance Is sued his wife for divorce Pullman 

not nttached to Improvement $100,000 After divorce 

shown Both tips downs have grunted Pullman man le Mrs Bowers. 

progress of her illness, 

Is ri'Ulli'd whatever or1 

Is may prove but 

SVAV June A to 

Sun sn)s Geneial 

it today, had a 

w to say on the 

deslie to government, but 

the ijui indent- - 

ulty will ii-- 

unci 

to settle lawlessness is 

a 

a 

impi i nil tioops nio allowed there Af- - Innocent 

the evacuation b) tbe alius , 

letuin noimul conditions bu 

giadunl Until then China will have OU'v', Ju"t A 

no opportunll) move In r sincerity. lltnle tlie and plny-I- t 

Is iniuilfestly Impossible for to w right, died at his home this city 

ne 

horses nnd tS 

vered the 

ui'iii'i'( 

line. 

and upon 

executions, which have 

a unfavonible light 

than 

kuhhiu-- nt 

court hail 

lliuciei itiieiii 

conclusion, that the 

not yet 

Ho believes Intends 

her 

hut does not Intend except 

Itodeuberg 

HI, and now president 

United rilntea Civil 

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lliU imr, arrived from 

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legislators 

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Household 

Specialties1 

Regular Spcittl 

Price, l'rlee. 

Cake Turner ,10,10 J0.0J 

Hgg Separator 0 .10 

Halsln Beeder 1.0) .li 

Itotnry Potato Pnrers ... liOO .60 

Ilotnry Potato Sllcers ... UM .60 

Zgg Heaters 10 .0: 

Stove Lid Lifters (cold 

handle) 20 .10 

Hroom Hangers 10 .15 

Family Qlue Pot 35 .! 

Hgg Timers 35 ,2 

Meat Pounders 20 .10 

Daby Bottle Brushes 25 .15 

Fine Shoe BruBh.es 35 .24 

Horse Brushes, leather 

back 76 .4 

House fur n &hing 

Goods 

Department 

ON SECOND FLOOK. 

TAKE THP: 

Safety Elevator 

w. w. 

Dimond & Co., 

LIMITED. 

Von Holt Block, King Street. 

Kodak 

IdJK 

J fcH Jt 

We do developing, printing and 

mounting. 

We make a speclulty of it. 

We turn out excellent prints 

We delovop carefully. 

nstructions 

IN HANDLING YOUR KODAK. 

We sell Eaitman' Kodaks; not sec 

ond-hao- d, but bright and new, and car- 

ry a full Una of Films, all alsa; Plttn, 

Photo Pnate, etc, etc. Also, a all Una 

of thu purest (lieinleala at tba lowest 

fltfurt. In fact, wa carry 

Everything 

abntrtalMlnr In Imal.iu- - ai.4 lr. 

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INSURANCE 

ITlieo. H. Davles A Gj 

tlrt.lted 

AGENTS FOR FIRE, LIFE AK 

MARINE IttfiURAM,,.. 

Norlheni Assurance Company 

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Accumulate! Funds , f,rt,Ml 

British and Foreign Marine Ins. Jg 

OF LIVKHPOOL, FOIt MAHINIt 

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Ileductlon of Itatta 

Immediate Payment of Claims 

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AGKNTS. 

liMm-flreR- o Fire insurance te 

The undersigned having beea ap- 

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are prepared to Insure rloks agolnnt 

lire on Stone nnd Hrlck UuikllnB and 

on Merchandise stored therein on the 

most favorable terms. For particular 

apply at the offlce of 

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German Lloyd Marine insur'ce Ci 

OF BERLIN. 

Fortuna General Insuranc C 

OF BERLIN. 

The above Insurance fdmnnnic. km.. 

established a general agency here, and 

me uiiuc-migiie- general ag&nts, are 

authorized to take riskx t tha 

dangers of the sea at the nxwt reason- 

able ratea and on the monl favorable 

verms. F. A. SCHAEFEK & CO., 

General Agents 

General Insurance Co. for 5i 

River and Land Transport. 

of Dresden. 

Having established an agency at 

and the Hawaiian Islands, the 

undersigned general agents are author- 

ized to take risks against the dangers 

of the sea at the most reasonable rates 

and on the most favorable terns. 

F. A. SCHAEFER & CO., 

Agents for the Hawaiian Islands. 

TRANS-ATLANTI- C FIRE INS. Cb. 

OF HAMBURG. 

Capital of the Company and 

reserve, relchsmarks S.OOO.VA 

Capital their reinsurance com- 

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Capital their reinsurance com- 

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Tho undersigned, general agents of 

tho above two companies, for the Ha- 

waiian Islands, are prepared to insure 

Buildings, Furniture, Merchandise an 

Produce, Machinery, etc.; also Sugar 

and Rice Mills, and Vessels In the har- 

bor, against loss or damage by Sre sa 

the most favorable terms 

H. HACKFELD & CO., Limit f 

The Elgin 

WORLD'S STANDARD 

FOR TIME KEEPING. 

Should be In the pocket of everr 

e 

wearer of a Watch. 

Many years' handling of Watches 

convinces us, that price considered, the 

Elgin Is the most satisfactory of Am- 

erican Watches. 

Cased In 

Nlckle, Silver, Gold Filled 

and Solid Gold. 

We have a full line and sell thm al 

right prices, 

II LOINS rsucli us right. 

1CLOINB reach you right, 

KIkIiin aland for what Is right In lima 

keeping and lasting (juulltlos, and that 

a tvliy wa aru right In pushing h. 

Klglii Wolcli, 

H,F.WICHMAN 

nox aw, 

How to Save Fuel 

TIIW OAB wiimwi wmnwr, 

Kilr-- A Kn ltlIJCa for (M14riie 

w)iilinji,UMy h uroMjrioi o r 

m ti III "14 Row at (lit fgrM4 

Wt, klli) Wl I'll aiaut Ilia 

U) hk, On n wvH Inm (wt NM. 

'Jlivia inaililiiM art M luNK 

Ilia Oalil) lUninitf. 'luf 

Ujll jUlia f(ll ai.4 'thi' K.U4 

)Hnmwm nmmun, 

J(bMIu. Hnili. Ammk far Mi

TME MOSQUITO, MUST GO SAYS 

UNCLE SAM'S ABLE SCIENTISTS 

t. itmmimHmw IN th .SVw Varh mim 

r rwrtl 

1 lu deer hM nunc forth. Mi 

e Ni-- )' MMMtMtn MMt MH-rn 

i' t tin-- aftMiMtfitH of mmH wUhx 

t Veruen". 

llic Agricultural IimrimMt lm re 

tin Infomta'tteM Unit h iHintlr 

' summer resorts in thf vtclnty of 

Vew York City r IhMiik mensiiw 

' r the wholesale destruction of dim-m- l 

toe 

Sinn' f the places where thin anil 

i isijulto crusade has heKUn lire Center 

(land, Hutmrll. South Orange. N. J.. 

Mid Flushing and Richmond lllll. L. I. 

Il lias recently been discovered that 

i josiiultoeH are not only umioylni, hut 

dangerous. An Kngllxh doctor him 

(Hnionntrnteil that ttiexe little punt 

re active Instrument In the spread of 

t alnrln. Ills tllncovery cunt hlin a se- -' 

ire nttick of malarial fever, as lu one 

t f hlH experiment!" he allowed himself 

t he bitten by a miwiutto which hud 

previously bitten a mini who was r: 

fnim inalarin. 

Prof. L. O. I Inward, the dlHtltiKUtflhcd 

etitninolORlHt of the Agricultural Department, 

from whom the Sunday 

World obtained thin infonnittlon, nnyH: 

"The local otllclalt) and cltlzonx are 

atiout to do what I HtiKRHfiteil In my 

bulletin of hint Miinincr. 

may be iibnolutcly exterminated 

by the thorough drainage of all 

swiimpH and breedlng-phice- s, by the 

Introduction of email Unties Into all 

pools, and by the treatment of nuch 

pood) by keroHene. Any one of thene 

methodH will be succewiful without the 

ie of the othera. 

"The quantity of kerosene to be used 

Ik, approximately, one. ounce to fifteen 

uare t of water aurface, und ordinarily 

the application need not be renewed 

for one month. Two localities 

were rid of the mosquito plague by the 

use of kerosene alone. 

"Kxperlments on a large scale have 

been made by the Kev. John I). Long 

at Oak Island Reach. Long Island 

Pound, and Mr. V. It. Hopson near 

Bridgeport, Conn., also on the Hhon.fi of 

I.onK Island Sound. The experiments 

In both cases Indicated the efficacy of 

the remedy when applied intelligently. 

'"On ponds of any size the quickest 

and most perfect method of forming a 

film of kerosene will be to spray the oil 

over the surface of the water. 

'At relatively Blight expense a country 

club on Btaten Island has during 

oik season practically stopped the 

breeding of mosquitoes In ponds and 

marshes in the vicinity by the use of 

kerosene alone. This substance has also 

been used with good effect by the 

Town Improvement Society at Summit, 

N. J., In woodland pools and 

swamp land. The remedy, which depends 

upon the draining of breeding-place- s, 

laria, and by the end of the week the 

malady was In 

needs no 

full swing. 

extended discussion." The Campagna experiment 

Kxperlments conducted by 

proved a 

C. II. ftus-sel- l, complete success. 

of Bridgeport. 

It not only demon 

Conn., show that mruieu wiui wie mosquito caused ma 

while a flshless lake contained tens of , larla, but It fastened crime upon tn 

thousands of mosquito larvae, a lake very species and even the sex respomd-eontalnln- g 

! llsh had no larvae. The ble for the disease. 

'omnion fish known as "sticklebacks," IN THOI'IC COIJNTIIIKS. 

sctlve mid voracious, are recommended Independent 

s 

Investigations 

especially adapted ridding ponds 

were e'on- - 

for 

lllleteil Itv Mfilnr Wnttfil,! lrnuu .... ..fit 

of mosquitoes. Most small fishes are ,.er , tIll j.;u!(t Jm(l 8,.rvlco of'tlle 1JrU. 

s.Ifo considered valuable for destroy-- , i.t, Ar,v. it:,!,,- - rm. wri, ,,, ,, 

Ing mosquito larvae. 

monstrated the 

MOSQUITOBS AND MALARIA. 

Don't let a motqulto bite you. 

At any rate, bo sure It does not belong 

maluria-mosqult- o the 

! 

theory, 

and the British Government, through its 

School for Tropical Diseases, Is establishing 

mosqulto-proo- f bouses In all 

places where malaria is prevalent. 

But long before the time of Lavcran, 

,1 Ik 

MI 

iHWAtiw iiAzttnr rnnn jum m, idm wmwivkw 

' . ' ii $ n. ii , k 

i i ill .i4 ntMMi4i mti ih 

mti trenllntf th.-- i . 

ffm 

Mr 4Ne 

imsi 

Hrifi hmp Imwa Mmm-- I hr I he 

WILL THERE BE 

AN ERUPTION? 

HOT GO 

MINIT'i.N ' '. M 81 Ho tht ii h. Ij xIm-m- ii I eM 

"There are three wnya by which 

H 

! 

trirtf 

! Iter ml ! Oil Who nt 

tfcir fiowUiprti (MM, In Hnlh Afrit, 

the law-bu- of Ml), lMHft, 8hMIi Amr-Iti 

CMn initlnrta lm Its trnif 

Ofw et of the mart rnhvrtu In 

the ttorlrt Is the Hainan CunipaKna, In 

(Vmtrwl Italy, t'p t h ear or tw oiro 

tmy sue wh snilt any ImbkiIi of time 

or wild ever Ktrpt a nlKhl In tlwt 

u sure to contract muliiru. 

THK ITAMAN KXI'KltlMISNTR. 

Dr. I'atrUk Mhiihoii, .rofn-(i- r of medicine 

in the School of Tropical IMmmu. . 

UitiHiiti. rarrleil out In W) a series oi 

ex"'i-imrii-l In Italy which dcmoiwtrHt-e- d 

thai moeqiilto s resionlblo for 

nliH-ti'iil- l'K of Nil the In tie 

world 

Dr. Mitnson. as early as ISM, while a 

resident ut Amoy. t'lilna, lirgan Invert!- - 

gating fevers and their causation, find 

lug even were om- - '","':, """V"" '""" ,e0" 

' 

of the Principal cau.es various febrile ,'i08,ry ,"";,.n-rtlK..- 

- 

T iir i. 

inoMiultoiHt require 

nf .i ii. ,'i.i, I 

vuw surface to hrvnthe. 

..fUV.I W fc,V VIUIJII. Ul IllilllllU IIIV 

connection between mnlarln and the mosquito. 

It was through Dr. .Man -- mi's efforts 

thut In IWiO a remarkable, experiment was 

carried out In Italy. ThK British Government 

equipped an expedition for the purpose 

gathering evidence agninst tne 

mosquito. 

A small house was in the most 

malarious section of llie Cmnpagiia. Jt 

was a low-lyin- single-stor- y structure 

with numerous doors and windows. 

these had mosqulto-proo-f nutting, there 

being seventy meshes to the Inch. 

Underneath the eaves of the house an 

open spate rnn parallel with the top of 

the windows. This space was likewise 

covered netting. 

This was made so that Inmates 

of the Mittage would not suffer 

from the heat of the country during tho 

hot season, lasting from June to October. 

HOW NOT TO IIAVK MAIAIUA. 

The housu on completion was occupied 

by Drs. a. C. Jxw and Louis Sanborn, 

also by Big. Terzl, nn Italian Investigator. 

A retinue of servants was in attendance 

upon the Investigators. 

The scientists not live In the cottage 

during entire course of ilie experiment 

They only entered tho screen-hous- e 

at night. It was the rule that 

every one be Indoors an hour before 

sundown and that no one should go 

out until an hour after sunrise. 

access to the Campagna 

was had during the day. Jo of 

any kind was taken by any of the party 

during the experiment. 

At the end the allotted time from 

June to October not one the jKirty 

had contracted the least sign of malaria! 

infection. 

lo clinch matters, some nlght-llyln- g Himi i..i 

! 

I 

for 

the 

malaria 

lnillt 

All 

by 

tho 

did 

the 

should 

swamps 

fe 

male malarious mosquitoes were caught 

and sent to Ixindon In a box. Dr. .Mnn-son- 's 

son allowed himself, for the sake 

of science, to be bitten by these Insects. 

In three days' time he bad Incipient ma- 

i i) i uMiwiiiy cm mihIuHa 

i ,1. itii,.' ' II. i ((wa.y lnMi i 

, .. 

Hlf of KHoti wietirr 

wo Ikh rrm ha heen tNMkod In 

: HnclH Innttol the kmn4re thst 

MHgMi lrrtmlltle t.T DlivlhrlR 

wtH rmmi m eierv noe tnWH pnvsti-IImto 

ktt """ frmti dulhn 

Iwrm 

tMIK'T I.KT THK MUHyt'lTt HIlBlin 

Kw I i, 

lis I l U well kMuHn that nidi 

qut Mttee rmkrla, the b.t prerenl-iv- e 

is to slap the iihmiuU.. hefurn h 

hue iteelowv1 to the dlitmwrptvrtdliu; 

UKe Tills Is easily done. 

MMqullue bteHj m stngrwint wster 

They iHhe up tliHr nlHHle In rnln ImrreU 

cans full of water or other pl.iee 

wheie ki til water Is found. 

The female mosqitltu deKislls enu on 

the surface of the water si Hit rate of 

Mboiit WO i'KK every thn-- days In four 

one moiHUlto nm gtn Mrtli 

to no less IIihii .'V).C ),(..) mosiiultocs. 

Xow, If the water near houses he cv-rnwith 

a thin coating of kororiuuu oil 

mosquito tegs tiro killed. Kvcu If thn 

then that mosquitoes "" 

of 

xi,..n .i ,.,. doling 

.in- - .,.i, , .' 

If tho water U cov 

ered wlib tU they at once Succumb to 

the fumes of petroleum and nro practi- - 

cnlly suffocated. 

In Illchiuond Hill and other suburbs of 

j New York societies have been organized 

for the extermination of mosquitoes. 

of 

iNtiignant water wherever found is, If 

possible, drained off. If It is not prac-- I 

tlcablo to do this, kerosene oil Is poured 

upon the water, and thus the mosquito 

meets Its fate 

Incidentally, the spread of malaria is 

li evented. 

- 

A STARTLING 

DISCREPANCY 

Curious Finding by tho Chinese 

Bureiui About 

Free 

medicine 

of 

of 

v hi-ne.- se 

Population. 

Twenty-seve- n thousand certificates 

luive been issued by the Internal Rev 

enue Department to Chinese In the 

Territory of Hawaii. At midnight tonight 

the work of registration will 

cease, and any Chinaman found within 

its borders thereafter without a. certificate, 

will be deported. According- to 

the Chinese bureau the last census 

returns showed only 21,000 Chinese 

here, which leaves a margin of ti.O'JO 

to be accounted for. 

Census Superintendent Atkinson is 

sure of his totals, and In talking over 

the matter last night, said that the 

Chinese bureau is probably figuring on 

the Chinese census of lh'J6. Between 

i that year and 1S00 many Chinese came 

into Hawaii., Very likely some of the 

dlscreprancy noted is due to the fact 

that, while mixed Hawaiian and Chinese 

are registered as Chinese by tbe 

certification bureau, they appear in 

the census for what they actually are. 

Mr. AIKinson cloeH not see bow tin 

ilgun.'H of the 1'JOO UMml 

i 

ilie 

TO MOLOKA 

Leper's WifeDcnicd 

Right of a 

( Kokua." 

tin 

(From Thursday's Dally t 

A iiettlUm whs rend at the Hoard . 

llvnlth meeting yesterday from a 

young lliiwiilliiii married woman nan' 

ed Kalaiutl, who asked for leniency t 

ward her husband, who had Just bee 

ordered to the leper settlement, or t" 

allow her to accompany her husband 

Her letter was carefully Indited, mid 

apiealed lo the sympathies of 

members, but their Judgments 

were lllnty. and her request met wltn 

n denial. The board merely followed 

Its usual procedure In such matters, as 

by doing so, they avoid establishing 

a precedent which would result little 

short of disastrous to the general 

morale of the Settlement Ah the husband 

of the young wife Is not helpless 

f i om his infirmity, and not In need of 

a helper, his wife cannot aucompaii) 

him. Her petition rend us follows: 

"file petition or the undersigned, a 

native Hawaiian woman, now residing 

In Honolulu, humbly represents unto 

your honorable hotly, as follows: 

"First That her husband, Knlanat. 

Is at the receiving station at Kallhl. 

He was taken there last Mondny, June 

;t, by and under the order of your 

honorable body, as a suspect. 

"Second Petitioner, with all due 

respect to your honorable body, and 

also to the law of the land which 

prompted you to do your duty, respeet-flll- y 

prays you that her Bald husband 

should be permitted to stay out here. 

If he Is one of 'those doubtful cases;' 

ujid In the meantime to be allowed to 

get his medicine or medical treatment 

at the government dispensary In this 

city. 

census can have 

been used as, so far as lie is aware, 

they have not been officially given out. 

"lour petitioner must stnte that her 

husband has been very good to her. 

ajid that the tie between her and her 

said husband, which was made sacred 

eight yearn ago at the matrimonial 

altar cannot be broken, except by 

death. 

"And if your petitioner's prayer cannot 

be allowed by your honorable 

body, and that her husband is doomed 

to be taken to Molokal, then she, your 

petitioner, would humbly beg your 

honorable body to grunt her permission 

to go with her said husband to 

Molokol ns his 'kokua.' MKICALA." 

Ambrose Hutchinson hud his usual 

weekly "kick" letter on the president's 

table about taro. He declared that 

Superintendent Reynold's dealings with 

him had ruined him as a taro planter, 

and the usual rigmarole which nc i 

companies Hutchinson's plaints. The 

letter was handed to Mr. Reynolds, 

who left for the leper settlement on 

the I.lhue lust evening. 

Owing to the absence of .Mr. Auld. i 

the report of the palnl committee was 

not made. A general discussion on ' 

the supply and demand of palai and 

taro tool; place, however, in which 

long and short term contracts 

Mr. Dule was of the.opln ' 

Ion that if eight-yea- r' contracts wi-i- . 

entered Into they had better be don.-wlt- h 

the approval of tho LeglHlntiirr 

If the price of taro went down in fu- 

SAVE YOUR HAIR 

With Shampoos of 

And light dressings of CimcurtA, purest of emollient skin cures." 

This trtmluicnt tit onco stops falling finlr, removes crusts, scales, and 

(latnlrulT, soothes irritated, itching Htirfiiccs, stimulates the liuir follicles, 

supplies the roots with energy and nourishment, and makes the 

hair grow upon a sweet, wholesotno, healthy scalp, when nil clso fails. 

Comploto Extornal and Internal Troatmont for Evory Humour, 

Conlntlng of CimcmiA SoAr, to cleiinKO the nkln of mints uml dealt1 and notion tlir. 

thickened rulli'lc, ClITICIUIA Ointment, to InUiiUy nll.lvltrliliiK.lnniiinniatlen.niiil trr 

Utlon, nnit minlhe unit ami CiiTli'iuiA Kknoi.vi:n r, to ronl nml blood. A 

HI.Mil.rSKTln often Kiiltlclent to rurc llie wvcrot htimniir, ivltli Ininof linlr, when 1I el 

full. ut liepiit It. Towns ,I Co., Sydney, N.S.W So. Afilrnn Depot! I.knmi.n Ltii. 

Cniiv Town. "All nbout the Skin, Scalp, and llalr," iKut flee, I'orrtilt COHr., Sol 

I'lop , IHi.iton, t'.S. A. 

OUR $4.50 SHOES! 

With heavy soles are Just the right 

kind for rainy weather wear. You 

may pick from box calf or Russia calf 

shoes. These are In blacks and russets. 

The shape ti that full generous 

winter hwt which Ih protective as well 

as pleasing-widths. 

We have all sizes and aP 

WBSM 

4"l5i1UL will isffiflf O 

Pacific Mail Steamship Co. 

to tho genus nnophele. 

Or, If by chance you should permit a 

mosquito of the luophclc typo to present 

Its bill, tako precautions that It Is not a 

frmnlo. 

It may mean malaria. 

A plague of mosquitoes has Just broken 

out In South Carolina. With It has 

ionic an epidemic of malaria. 

Tho same result follows the samo 

(aiiso everywhere. 

In every section wiiere the mosquito 

manifests Itself there Is sure to bo malaria. 

The mosquito Is not 

only an annoyance; it Is a danger. On 

Long Island, where mosquitoes appear In 

abundance, malarial fever Is apt to accompany 

them, 

Tho mosquito season lu Just beginning. 

' is mo outing season. Every ono 

knows that mosquitoes swarm In Great- - 

New York In the early spring and 

mmtner There Is scarcely a summer resort 

along coust which Is free from 

tin, pest. 

Hy taking ordinary precautions, however, 

one may free himself from tho 

danger of malarial fever. 

irljidows, stagnant 

near tho house, will stave off malaria. 

MOSQUITO, NO MALARIA. 

Malarial infection cannot tako place 

whero the mosquito Is 

Is one of tho most dangerous of diseases, 

Tho moxqulto. malaria Idea Is now an 

tcknowledged scientific fnct. It Is not a 

Iheory Mosquitoes, and they alone, are 

llui principal transmitters of the disease, 

Malaria Is a specific dlncnso has been 

known since 1W), Dr. Charlii Ijuls 

AlplimiHr Ijivitiun, a Trench Algerian, 

discovered II, It Is ono of the most pe-- i 

Hilar ill imhiih to medical 

A Illlle Into llui blood It- - 

K'ir arm reeiis upon trie red niood cor 

pilgrim 

I'lnler Hid nilorOK-iiji- iliu.o MruUs 

luv N'uii In varlPiln hidkiin of duyit. 

"Pimm! nailmi iu ulmracturlntla 

rhlll whhi uiiimijii imilurlul fever, If 

Moo. I Im kept nn u warm nurfitc wlileli 

Iiuh III sunn' iiriiuruuri a thu human 

hooi ilio lit rla lulu" may ho nun lo 

mt'.w and iipr onu'n eyw, 

X tdpMiiiur piioiiomtqiun Is Dim furl thai 

Him I'locil up in warming Iuku uf ilio 

lhf 't"qie piunlfMU III" same cIlUHKK 

iflllill luloi iluu in llm hluix) of Ulu m 

I Um lnmi ii )m m iilfuii 

I JIIMH fitilt I'MVIjll " 

IImu Hi Plienlulun ImIiihk ilirnuyli Hi 

yn (in t ut h rsii li) )ijk 

wlimi m oruiii paileni wliow Mism) h 

I riumilHiitf M likvn ii ';),,, ,(Jr. 

l l in rn lo limn UjiI Ihu ulu tl 

Uiv xriuMH nin )n koniii f4t-- u 

ihnmyli uur iiimI" 

i huh io teiti, um n 

iitimin 'u illf uuiW 

m n nmUiUI bus wfrln tot lie 

IHt UI.WA l44 Uiif ! wtbtl i- - u i uut iwmcl 16 bV w Ml 

'M V i In py MWI IllW lh 

t'r Hl( Hiwli It UHt I H K 

t tti mm (MiiMitt yiir wthiiuni'i Manson or Boss recognized the fact that 

malaria, or a kindred disease under another 

name, prevailed In swampy places. 

Greeks 1 and tomans drained their 

swamps and lowlands In very early 

times. Before their tlmo Kastern nations 

fought fevers by draining off stagnant 

water from unhealthy places and 

purifying drinking water. 

Not all mosquitoes cause 

are from 

It Is proved 

New Jersey 

that only those 

a single genus are malaria making. Those 

the anopheles. There Is another 

culex which Is still under suspicion. 

The dangerous auophehi Is, however, 

widely dlstributed-- ln fact, malarious 

I mosquitoes arc mixed up with the others 

er 

to extent which mnkes one suspicious 

, of anything In the mosquito line. 

tho 

HOW TO .TKI.I, A MALARIA MOS- 

QUITO. 

Here Is a simple way lu which a ma- - 

!...,.,,, ini.imiu mux e uistmguisnea 

I from IL hnrtnlijM nn, Annnh.!.,. ,..... 

eiose-meslie- d on the doors and sucking blood, hold themselves 

kvrosenu at 

oil nt ...' .... - 

angles io mo surface 

"0" 

from which they 

are drawing their supply, their hind leiju 

NO 

sticking straight up In tho air. Harm-les.- -i 

mohqultoes nst on all their feet, 

holding their bodies parallel to tho skin. 

barred. Malaria Male mosqjltoes are not blood-Kiicker- r, 

Tho female la the ono that dots tho mischief. 

Anoilitr noteworthy fact: T.ic wing of 

tho hintr'ul mosquito Is dhUliirf-iUhe- by 

four sii.all black specks In tho shape 

a cmm. 

wlmn 

If you fee a mokqollo in yoi' l.end 

with f. i r Heck spots on Us w n uhnsa 

I in- d him K'lig alliliido count i i in 

known 

mi head, do not perm i mm to 

.1.-7- in M. hill, it mav he in 

piirusllu eU 

he 

Tlioy 

'i 

"pin 

lit'torw 

miii 

urwfi 

i 

tit r 

lb 

rwpUtl 

u 

f y Jl fHH J, i4, llj' .l' 

l if mi 

lium, and a doclor's bill tiiuj'ii follow. 

'J ho mulling npparntiiN of ;i uuqiio 

In n ii ir iiiI(..Iiii ifrnlr. liif'Ml pf one 

long prohi. it eoiislsis of hhviiii illnllnot 

imris Tliey r iKi'linimiiiy as 

till) HllteiillHi', the labium, hypo. 

plmmn, iiihiiiIIIiIh, pinxlllii uml Inbium, 

'Dim piiinlinr nmUin up 

llm principal jm ut lhn "nuukei" und 

illrtii ih iniMrtlaii of suniv of tho niimr 

pMiU ihrouifh llm )in 

It'lW A OK(i;TO DOIJH IMH WOIIK 

Wlmn iiwMiuiiu lum fuuiu n miIIuIjIu 

hls wsll Ini plnn iliv iiihiimi mur 11 

Nml iHrittii Dm luhruni Inio Dm Utah, 

Mmulln hih uii' wow iimi'Mid fitr llm 

umiiiit-- ut iiuMiien, uv imrii4inK 

U 'Mm htot in Him iitkiv up, Wlillw 

liiwrilnir )ii iwut iriiji Imio oiu" 

Mii llm monquiio ihjt llm nvri pf 

jimlmla Thrii w, II ttr, 

IiiIhI JlrMdly lulu )hv 

Hmtut itvnut id ky'ioui Haw ut 0 

yiWnWi lis M imuuJ ihu uu 

wtp tm 

Immii ikiu mii 

trim 

Ins ft 

hi lilt) 

i Itt Imtu linn IV frhly 

iirs MHI llMllWirUUM IV 

All 11 it HI Umvh iubMaln4 iuHUt 

Pli .rmiq.l NHU H K HI ill IHIU'flUlUI 

!' th nlHii Imun hi lynii 

'" p"vr iuit 

jhiijujii tmit hi ygip. 

M "tlh Hr News of a Possible Oulbreuk 

From the Kilstu- - 

ea Crater. 

The report of an earthquake being 

felt at Wnlohluu, Hawaii, on June S, 

which appeared In yesterday's Advertiser, 

coupled with news brought by 

Captain Slmerson of the stenmer Mau-n- a 

Loa, Hint smoke has been seen Issuing 

from the crater of Kllauta, 

seems to point to another eruption. 

Captain Slmerson says he watched the 

nrnlflr frnm ITAtiiif, mi tilt, ml tlilct.. 

Though there upward of 2Mi known 

of 

an 

of 

In 

in 

lin.f.., $M 

' live miles distant Kllauea, and 

species. 

In the three days he remained there 

the smoke Increased In Itesl-dent- volume. B 

are 

of Ilouuapo had been wntchlny 

thu scene, and culled his attei.tion 

screens 

Maudlin: 

known 

pp, 

XlilWj 

t- 

It upon his oirival. Ills last V1. w of 

the volcano vealed great voluims or 

amoko pouring out of tbe crater. 

The Inhabitants expected a llow of 

lava In u sb-.r- time. The Uist eruption 

occurn d about four years ugo. 

WAS MEKBLY A FAKE. 

Governor Dolo Has Not nosignod and 

Dckb Not Ezpoct Xo. 

- Tho slat. nt published In yesterday 

morning's I. imbllcan that It was Informed 

"upt,i. ihe mot responsible authority" 

that rihi.ford n, Dolo had sent 

his resignation - CJovernor to Washlnp-to- n, 

was anawn-- il by tho ICxecutlvc In 

emphatic terms i' nn Advertiser reporter 

yesterday nfunwon. 

"I have not leslgned, nor do I Intend 

to," said lie. "I am going to Hawaii to 

bo absent a month or two for tho benefit 

of tny health, and, upon tho recovery of 

my strength, will resume my duties," 

In regard to tho contention of tho Legislature 

us to Mr. Cooper's right to act 

ns Oovcrnor and as to tho disability of 

Oovernor Hole, tho Governor said, ''My 

phynlcliin 1ate that I am tiliuhln to 

perforin tho duties of Oovernor now, and 

1 feil myself that I nm not, I cannot 

attend lo nltlolol work lit present, My 

health haw run down mid I ture years, while the board by Its contract 

would be compelled to pay a 

higher figure, he felt certain the 

board would feel quite cheap. 

Mr. Dole asked If taro could be oh- - 

tallied from any other islands Jn th" 

Paclllc Ocean. Dr. Pratt said taro was 

raised elsewhere, but It could not be 

Imported, owing to Its decaying and 

souring. Superintendent Reynolds 

stnted there was sufficient taro grow-ln- u 

on Molokal to supply much of the 

leper settlement's demands for the 

coming year. 

At the figures presented by would-- b 

contractors, who agree to supply 400 

painis eacn ween, ut about II, 25 pur 

palnl, the Hoard of Health would tie ,,.. 

at an expense of about JCOO a week, or iv.i 

131. MM 11 1..f.r. TI... .nnM,... ...Ill ..., iiJOUIC 

n' tli.. tw.vl l.nn.-,- i MAHU 

meeting. 

A 10m FELT WANT. 

It is Stipplicil in 

tit 

LllHt. 

It is hard always to bo 

pooplo uro oftoa Irritable. 

If you knew tho roiuion you would 

not bo 

Kver huve Itchlus ime7 

Not elck onutigli lo go to betl nor well 

unuueh to he content. 

Notblni; will auuoy you bo. 

The constant Itching 

Hard to bear, liardor to got rellof. 

Koepu you awnko nlghta. 

Spoils your tompor nearly drlvea. 

you crazy. 

Hlcan 

Colon 

nnv 

nm koIiik 

uwiiy lo hui ( up," 

Air( i,'nopnr was aio iniurviowed In ro 

Kurd lo llm report, which imines lilm wim 

im 

Oik twwt-mii- r riii'oiiiiiiuiid by uovvrnor niuriiN JJ'Kiiin uintiiiont coboh 

Dole In his ulluum) i..iwiliiii, iirriK'tloii Hid uit your, 

uni iu 

ipIImi 

llclillik- 

"Tlit-i- in KlioMiiiy no fuundatlon for 

I liu klMluliitilil, am) liuvii pot Ilio jmst 

iu how Hi rumor nrlnlimlml," 

nokurior uml Mis, Jieiu will Iwivu for 

llilu, uml trum Ilium will p 10 tli Vol-(ailluiite, 

'fliiy sie lo Mim 

ut itiiiu 

Mr litwi hivf, mnl Mill rviimlii l 

llm ihihjiiuii) lujuui nt Mr, Idiw for uimi 

wi'iku uuioVr tnnHmUw mul Ihi'iiIiik 

IN I'rpyruM MsmiiliMil fur ihv tfamttur, 

nml hi' will Klfn lilmuii unr uliiwy iw 

iil mat iwiviHimi 

fib klltvl ilnlivrlliUbl Ua. IkUHilg 

Uli (oil Him IivIMmii liihH ttinl Wh 

flMIll lfl ysl lill) lifvpitMlury 

Iv.MtuHtautlMll Hi" lilttfH' Ti,y sinm 

will lm Uvtml Uiilll liu tifuuiMioii ( 

HIV Uj. M UlS lhillUMhsii 1.4, 

KUDU u liitindsiulf, u,H iia, ui 

- pIIdh, I from tor 

lileil ttuit wu 

ma wjmt mtw ul 

cnulil rolluf, 'J. 

I t)tmn' Aft-o- r 

niticli 

Uiw r' 

wiu won ruroil. I Imyu 

full i) nt Unit, rii) 

mul four MIOIllll 

unci) )onii' My 0ml 

wm only 

roiiiKily 

IDIIil 

iiiin. aid kxi, ih. ..ji.m .,,,.,. i ii" )ln 

II.. iN '.. r . Mr.Hui.(.WWIIn li!r.H 

l li U" " Htt H '. I Ml ! l Occidental & Oriental S.S. Co. 

and Toyo Kisen Kaisha. 

Steamers of the above companies will call ut Honolulu and leave thu port 

on or nbout the dates below mentioned: 

For Franciwo. 

JUNK 

eiilleil in,' 

iNII'I'ON 

MAmj 

Uonoliiltt 

pleasant. 

Uood-ruiture- d 

surprised. 

tjonsatlou. 

e 

vorlli.o'1, 

iiriiciiroij 

Oliiliimht- - 

iIdIUIiIai) 

nuiiiiin rniiiimiij 

4Ai 

HI 

n,f j, 

, Bo gWUtM 

1C 

JUNI3 22 

JULY 2 

l'l'lllU JULY 3 

COPTIC JULY 19 

AMKHICA 

r.AKLIC AUG. 13 

AUG. 20 

CHINA AUG. 27 

sbit. b 

NIPPON BEPT. 13 

PHHU SKIT. 21 

KOH OKNKHAL INKOH.MATION, TO 

H. Hackfeld I Co., Ltd 

osnts. 

l'OHXO ltlOANS 

iBii't rolluf nml euro a long-folt Tlio Whnrf Wan r Uhr Hath 

1'"" fr OVOry0" OlnlinonLb '" Doui,'B 

j oo Voatorday. 

Oonn'B Olntniniil novcr fnllH to euro! Tl1" ,,,rl" Immigrants who 

.rived on thu on Tucsduy were MJI 

Kczonni or ltchlnoss of tho akin to u dlsliiftutlng bath on thtf 

.. - immijr p'j u iiiviiif iiiuiff 

' ' nvriiivit uui uilll 

irntt ii nil nit liinl t hit ufiBliitil nml llu.li 

,.ir' Krun)l m H' m.H V!liH fumlHted, tho work occupied tho 

)U., Ullll myHl "It U Hurt of lllll duv. At I o'rlneU 111 

u.lll. ...i,..l. iilnoDn-- n el...t I . ... .. .l.':V ....' .. .. . .. . .. ... ' 

"im miiwii ineiiniiio i lenuiy hi iiiu murning Jiica iiiicus ami 

or in of 

nimitiiiK for 

Hiifforeil that 

I Hourly mc 

ohiinoiulixl in uml I 

lint I Hot no 

Olntnmtii. 

u fuw iiiit'iitloiiH was 

lluytnl, mnl, (ruatmitiit, 

I rompMoly 

wIkik lhtoruuii 

llivu, ( In RK0 lIlH'O 

I To 

I Ii if oiprawliiK 

PKKINO 

HONGKONG 

WAtiniSD. 

Ohaniiel 

'(,'myit 

WIlKOHharrO, 

wiu ut, unur- - 

nun wuru on nuiid una tlio 

'I'huru was u oomparliiiunt for llm worn-i-- n 

iivurytliliiK 

mid mm for ihe muni when onu w 

sunt lulu ihu I'utlilnu room his or 

wuio a ahvuU hniim Klvciil 

In rviurn, mul thu wuru funilnut-I'd- . 

Wlmn Ihu ImlliPr cmuu out liu was 

- 

coiiIIiiiiIiik 

by llm UJloff 

lo.nmniliiK rnunlmn Al 

fliflwuiii ,yuio.n 

l 

Kg io'iu ohm nud im 

Mi i iiiih "tin uui nu mm ihu 

II19 

jj'mniis lm wun I'luiiiinl Ml' 

Pihiiiim winiHfr 

Yu may my Jul.,H"""' ,l"lM'l'"i ll M h'w 

&VLZ!!ln i,rM' San 

For Japan and China. 

PKICING JUNE U 

JUNI0 31 

HONGKONG MAUU JUNK 

CHINA JULY 

DOltlC JULY 

..JULY 20 NIPPON MAHU JULY M 

..AUG. J'KHU AUG. 

AUG. 

MAIUT 

AMKIUCA AUG. 

PICKING .AUG. 

noma SEPT. 

MAUU 

HONGKONG 

Ii 

CHINA 

II 

APPLY 

EABTHaUAKE AX KAU. 

wunt? 

lncldonmlly thn Bhorlll' DroitkB 

I'oknr Uuiiiii. 

WAIOIIINU, Kan. 8, A Bharp 

pllos, 

earthquaku 

iroitHnl. 

ocoillicd at 3:60 in., 

8th. 

Hutunlfiy ovcnlng, tho Sill 

Jury of twolvo food men nml truo met 

In ilullliunito on tlio iiiiusilon as to 

whothur ilruw iiolier is of 

clmnco or nut, dnwn at Nniilohii plan- - 

tniion, wiiuii uiipuiy nnuiirt ivjiior 

batnniif mid mi nilhier npiiDiiruil, Jinltfo 

luMin, 

nnlly 

IIiIhiin 

ntvivKi 

unr- - 

?" 

'"i! 

"iWlW-Wi.-. tuf 

Ikmu'ji I'lmiUiUhr uIumuIu. KJlM4, 

I'l tut Hiijoiiuu ui i,.vi 

itih 0 roil Mrnlc) Ijtiib 'ltimn iiwf 

llfiin m riniM IT wt "f ijiiuu itmi iiMisniniioii. 

IfnI'. 

Tho ll-- ttlt fur 

JlllUiWf imn lUiiWU uit n Itimr iMik kuJ 

jiruilw 

vf iWufH nl4 

Wnl-piillu- nl 

will hold Icvuii Monday morn. 

WllUII (HIUll UlllltU'KU lilt) USUll 

ueii'iiiimlitl. 

- 

TroUor uii I'liHinR, 

Minim TrolUr '1'nri'l nt tho 

Hlvmi u Kimono lu vmur until Ihu (mill. l'ri 

I ..,., .. I,, ,,,..,,.,,,. 

liiition of uoiliiJi hud laun Lumiiki ubuar'l 

i j"' l'lhiK itl'luli iirilml pori hi 

A ji'iMiii. ut llm luhuiurs wnm mill from riun VM 

iiiiiiiittiionu ymur;ly Urowi Trl i(it In iihi u tomn 

'II lllll ISIUIIII Miailltr. t III Wl I I illl.r uil .tiiiiinrviiiuii HH..ul.,r u,. 

AMir iuuii u 

u 

with u luv 

,,U. piihiu W' 

W . Mlw. 

luy 

Hlanty nw, 

i li vp.uv.. r..,...7.... 

jiiln in riui Hur ruili 

GAKLIC 

( 

1 

3 I 

COPTIC 8 

MAHU 17 

GAKLIC 1 

MAHU B15PT. 

BBIT. 

Into 

u 

June 

i, June 

liisliint, a 

u game 

it 

Illg, Will 

(J)uIih 

r 

a 

In clrtlliiK llm world for llm I'm) "M 

liu" u Mflilfrlir, lPlm liollrr, wl 

i hhIiim" uruiinil llm imih on a iiUyeU, 

l mio pii dm I'vmim Ms H)tnM 

nn Ailmilwr m'orlr with il rN IM 

invrnliiK Hi tm4 tiw llwrKMiiy ii 

m (In Imi lu fiinw 

M,r m 

I I 4 'l wuk Purl 

ii-i-- Ih simiii. 

m rulliy iIIiImm 

(truwinl llm tM'i Wit It fM 

Fitmiirr xiiir i (if im tlH H 

io iihi miwr vn in ri if If miv 

ni'n wt I W.I I It 

iiuuiiimiir bI llm iii7Miii hllv vi 

lli' PllllllglWu Wf $ UxK Utt i Htfl 

9H

U 

W 

shiim'i.k, .m,n:i.cr. 

Atllllv M I I' 'M ' 

ftHMMl. 

J i 

r ki, H. B Uk WrKnn '. ii' 

lrt m Au ti. 4i"- - t 

ft. B CllHUU Oily, fmi.M.- -. ' 

vtwiwHin. Mr 

A, H. J. C. Pottrt. I. f'i" ' ' 

rtmmrsfrtw Tmi 

Am. Iik. OImirtr, 1ilib. I ibi- - " 

HH I rW1W0. 

AM. bk. AMtn Hmm. Kl-M- I )3 hn 

rol Sap I'ftiMtaco. 

AhiiniVt 'nftmmwi na. ivi.t-.m- i ii 

JHC from Hail I'mM' 

Wednesday, June 11 

V. stmr. Klnnu, for llllo 

.nil'wny ports. 

W. iitinr. Ixhua, Bennett, for Moloknl. 

W. stmr. Mokolll, Napala, for Maul 

port.. stmr Miknhnln, Grcgor, for Ka- 

uai. 

Tuesday, Juno 13. 

V. M. B. 8. City of Peking, Smith, from 

San Francisco, nnnounced vesterday. 

Am. sp J. R. Thomas, Zubo (acting 

captain), from Tort Stephens, Australia, 

bound for Acnpulco with coal; put In 

here In distress. Cnptaln lost at sea. 

I.-- I. tmr. James Makeo, Tullctt, from 

Ana tola. 

flAlI.KD FROM HONOLULU 

Tuesday, June II 

V. U. A. T. Sheridan, llerce, for Ma- 

vis, 

nlla, Guam. 

Wednesday, Junu 1 

I.-- I. tmr, Wnlnleale, Pllu, from Ka- - 

ltd. 

t-- I. ttmr, Noenu, Wyman, Irom Knual. 

Thursday, oune 13 

P. M. 8. 3 City of Poking, Smith, from 

JEaa FrancMco, Juno 6, anchored oft the 

tieruor it 1 a. in 

Tuesday, June 13 

P. M. 8 S. City of Peking, Smith, for 

Hvi Orient: late lost night. 

S. S. Carlisle City, Patterson, for San 

Slego. 

V. atmr. Claudlnc, I'arkcr, for Maul 

jfcnd Hawaii liorts. 

W. stmr. Ilclone, Nicholson, for Kukul-hael- c, 

Ookala nnd Laupahochoe. 

Am. bk. Gerard C. Tobcy, Gove, for 

Ban Francisco with sugar. 

Am. bk. Albert, Grllllths, for Ban Fran-eJc- o 

with sugar. 

THE LEGISLATURE. of 

(Continued from Page 5 ) 

31,800. The salary of the Miperlnten-ilen- t 

of the boy's reform school was 

.placed at the same figures. 

The salaries of the teachers of the 

tjlrls" school was placed at $1,800. Kor 

the boys' school, 13,600. The guards 

d.i-- a n rwirnnrlll tpil X!t.fi0(V 

Section 2 of the uct pro tiling for 

appropriations for the succeeding bl-'- a 

ennlal period was then read. 

This portion of the act piovldes fori 

the appropriating of public funds. Tim 

legislators wished to prevent the using , 

of public funds I... II... Territorj ln- - 

uiHrimiiiuaij. 

ISmmcluth, who had not ripptti tne 

Territory up the back for foitj -- eight 

Jiours, criticised the go eminent mild- - 

ly by haying that no matter what was 

sippropiiated, the present regime would 

run In debt. 

Upon a vote, the amendment to make t 

uic 

41. a .in. 

aui 

.... .1 ,.l1illtrtl 

............ ............ 

nLllillll nf 

... a. 

-- 'tnjasu 'r.'. "s carried h 

Kmmel offered .in amendenient to 

the appropriation act. that prevented 

any person holding moie tnnn one or-- 

lice, should diaw the salary or but 

one position 

Hooks had a humorous spell, and 

moved that the entire bin ne passeu 

upon Its present, the fifth reading 

Mnkckau said the measure under 

discussion would conflict with the Gov- 

ernor's remuneration He was Gover-jio- r, 

and also head of the military, as 

well. Makekau continued further by 

Baying that It was dangerous to the ns 

loeit. Interests of the country. Dickey 

ald that many of the small ohlces In 

the Territory were In the same con- - 

aIIUoii as Go ei nor Dole ni.,. ii..v. 

bin- - 

t 

rot 

liocses nil uer Hawaii are given to . 

men, man bf whom get two salaries 

Dickey suggested that It should be 

i n f h,'i.,.i. .... .. 

S1.00, that the occupant of twu posl- - 'lr 

Ooiih should be prohibited fiom ilraw- - 

Imr mnro thnn one snlerv. IJin'iiellllh's 

amendment wns lost, and Makekau V 

un hnilllV n 

The T.easu.v Depart.a.nt came In 

for corsldcintlnn next. This wus the 

flfth time that this dcpaitment wns be- - 

lug considered. Makekau moved that ho 

iii, i. .wniir,,, nf tln ni.rv nf n,n 

troasurer, which be placed at J6.00J, 

he llsurcs of Governor Dole be nc- - 

eptI. 

Emmeluth moved that the appropri.,- - 

t uie uovtrnors UKuns wne ncci pi 

II 

..I 

.kense inspector should be retained "' 

Makekau said he was almost positive "us 

hat Governor Dole was going to give at 

ihem another extia session, and It 

would be a good thing then, to pnsR a 

acted 

his 

when next 

the 

the was redtic- -' 

-- d JU00 

nf the of 

was made 000 Mossmnu made 

of Ills effusions He 

tins tho Inst dnys 

talking the "poor innn" th" 

He of 

Icrk, copyists, inessonger, al-- o 

tb for indexing, 

JCmiuiiliilh snld there wns coin 

mniiy these d. 

dnnv all that was 

to Him innttMr miIh. 

r-i- lln ill I.llatiirB 

nml vry clrl; 

f.uifaj wtlaiy provl.l.d for by 

.... ..i.i, i,.j !...!. 

and order Him 

th irthai-ela- rk had 

WJ up bliii. 

iiikii 

I 

' iu. iuar 111 IH ly. ' 

mwe tioniyyaiKiai wa 4r 

RoVal 

Baking Powder 

Mokes bread 

more healthful. 

Safeguards the food 

against alum. 

Alum powders are thegrtauut 

nuiMcm to health o( the present day. 

MMINa TO.Df II CO hlw VOIU 

tWiltllttt In en. r... nil l.nn.l. " " "' ' 

cans no movers he her o .kin .. Z ... , "J .. 

white or red. To show rank 

favoritism was, however, nil Injustice. 

At the of i 

ed until o'clock this morning 

CHARLOCK 

; 

Tl I r fln S 

lilt VA 

Temporarily Takes 

Chas. Wilcox's 

Place. 

The Hoard of Health at Its regular 

weekly meeting held after- 

noon, appointed C Charlock, 

births nnd marriages, as temporary 

secretary nf the board, to fill the 

caused by the discharge of 

Chailes Wilcox appointment Is 

made pending the consideration of ap- 

plications for the the board 

being (if the opinion thai pioinotlon 

Hhould be obtain In all cases where It 

was possible. Mr. Charlock has for 

joars an able assistant In 

the Hoard of Health ofllce, or- - 

l"' capacities has given satisfaction as 

caieful, conscientious and eneigetlc 

wot Iter 

The question of Wlh hi s peimuncut 

was up toward the 

l)0,. ()f t,. ,nct.tlng, and the matter 

was discussed 1" C Smith 

aii..-,.r.ul- il tin. tmiiii. nf Mi ('hmlnnk 

-"- "--- v 

"s he believed In pioinotlon by civil 

sen ice rules 

suggested the 

mime of llarij Mossinan, a ftiuner 

cleik in his ollUe, and at piesent clerk 

Denuty Sheiiff Chllllngwoi th. He 

. 

mont, and he accordingly prouiot 

ed to an Inipnitant clerkship the 

high depai tine lit Mr 

recommentled him as a veiy compe- 

tent, absolutely honest and Industrious 

man 

Or Kloggett pioposed the name of 

Arthur Johnstone, whom he described 

a man well known In the community. 

acquainted with hooks, a consclen- - 

ma 

bnnctloned 

J". .,' 

n.hance- - 

these attributes lilted 

... ... .. 

tne or secretary ne 

personal filend of his. hut thnt 

didn't llguie whatever." 

the claims of 

.lohstone. said he not believe 

couni goiien uu .ur 

inlnty 

.. ... 

ci,i.-- vuiuii-viiu- 

making all stores Ter- - of board, case 

license. Dickey It need Otherwise ld 

be enough consider this iKntlon 

the turn uoa,a Knll0) lequest 

The salary nnd 

Tftf salary 

me line" 

changed 

line wanted 

Itldexer, 

clerk's wilnry 

of 

llim 

tlidt 

.,.ui.. 

.irlM 

to 

AManiloii 

Mum 

baking 

'W'.i 

m 

register 

The 

many 

and 

biought 

sheillT's 

well 

he believed 

position 

Sloggett 

one 

win 

bo 

will withheld 

weeks, and 

asked petinlsslon 

leslgnntlnn the piesldent 

1 

Sonoiun Laid Up, 

Is reported that expense re- 

pairing engines the Oceanic 

Company's steamer .Sonoma will fall 

the Imlldeis the East, 

which is still ef- 

fect. The cost the repalra will 

........ ...III I 

Kliill. 

for several weeks. The same 

- 

lipplles the new Htoiimuru 

the Klerru nnd Veiltuin, both 

of which have reqiilied or 

ovllmulliig since coining from 

Vmiluiu will laid 

Diarrhoea iuinndy 

IMdHsliAub HdiMujIu 

i'Ti :''" rfe. 7vs: 

' 

l.n " luuif 

'ram. In luil .h.iu 

"low oouig nv. ,,rt; 

tmVUPM (lASSKTTI! IMIIDW JI'HK M, 1001 HKMi WKKlilVV 

VOLCANIC UPHEAVALS HERE 

MAKE CALIFORNIA QUAKE 

bolL'.T. "ir" 

yesterday 

Attoiney-Gener- 

advancing 

ChmUrlilii'i 

v ! t f Hip lyliiK b.lw.in 

Dh mirth ami f.irllith tiarulll . 

i lailiuri. and nxlemllnB: mmplit. 

.M.iund Rlotw haa .ixp.'r- - 

i'iiii"l mi fxirannllnarr dlaturlMm 

w miawalM many Intuiatlna; iw--ii- .. 

iik is to Dim ptirt which Hrllitiiikn 

mu iIim In the ultimate Cute of nur 

phitn-- t Cullforrilu. Iliiuull, Jtiiiii. 

f'lilnn mill luio nil been ition ur 

less severely shaken, anil nil neatly at 

the same time. 

TIiiim It appear that Amcricii, the 

I'uillle Oiean, llurope were 

hist wtek Involvid In n cluiln of earth- - 

u,keM enelrel.ng the globe In the north 

tenipeiate 7one Since It has been 

. . .... ..l.ln 

learllmuake 

'..,... ....."' 

,,,",! 

nigg-stl- on tl a the r. cent . arthquakeH 

.. .... nnl lu. .tfili.il ..lii.twifiinrt n irnln. In i 

probability. 

The Idea n hlchwny of earth- - 

liiaki'N .1 line of fractures In the crust 

of the globe. Unking the places which 

hne simultaneously suffered, and ly 

Hawaii and rallfornla-natur-a- lb 

suggests Itself In this respect of 

tin our new posesslons In the 

Pat lilt nrqulro a fresh and startling 

est, for these Islands form one of 

the most powerful Volcanic on 

eiutli It is known that at some dis- 

tance off the the ocean 

Is peculiarly liable upheav- 

als and It Is not impossible that simi- 

lar conditions prevail all the way out 

to Hawaii. 

It is not neeesHiu.N, howevir, to as- 

sume that a great shock originating 

those Islands should he transferred nil 

the through the bottom of the 

Pacific to coasts order to pro- - 

tluee eaithquakes California If 

slmllai conditions prevail In the 

rocks a single cause affecting 

the crust of the earth would produce 

simultaneous shocks In widely separated 

places linked together by the Invisible 

framework deep beneath A loIent 

disturbance In Hawaii might be trans- 

mitted In this way In California rocks 

without manifesting Interme- 

diate points nf the ocean bed, but run- 

ning throui'h the skeleton the earth 

far below the bottom of the ocean. 

And even more distant places than 

California may conceivably be affected 

by a great shock originating In the 

center of the Noithern Pacific. The 

enrth appears to have upon Its surface 

many critical points nil more or less 

Intimately associated, despite their tlis-tan- 

apait where internnl disturb- 

ances are most frequently and violently 

COURT NOTES. 

tFrom Thursday s Dail 

The bleach of promise suit of the 

fendant 

According to the stury of Tomy, she 

was man led to Yasuml ncoordlng to 

the Japanese In Jnpnn some 

time ago. having gone through cele- - 

bratlon that Is usually accepted as a, 

wedding ceiemony there Pome time 

lifter celebration, Yasuml told 

Tomy that had to to enter 

the mllltaiy school, having reached the 

which the Jnnanese law requites the 

', 

'...., ,.Mtpr the mllltnrv .school. 

stead. however, of entering the school 

Yasuml. Tomv skipped out foi 

ilnwnll. and when she followed him, 

fmi ,lm at woik on the Mnkawell 

plantation There wns a loconeilintion 

sent word by her husband tunc sne 

, , 

Ul American ceremony, ami no piom- - 

cnnlp frightened and inn way to Ho- - 

nniiiln. where some friends ndvised her 

t0 KCt nn attorney nnd sue Yasuml 

n,n 1..., nnl, nf nriunlw action 

At o'clock yesterday afternoon the 

eim. was '',,, until ,,,iIs mornlnir 

The ev deuce not yet all taken. 

Judge llUlupnreys Heparin 101 the 

innlnlnnd on Friday, vln the China, on 

sixty days' leave of absence. Ho 

however. lemnlnliig ntll per 

haps the middle September nn 

rxtenslon of time 

COURT NOTES 

in the -ease nf I II. Burns vs .. MlllUll 

. 

r. lepnone 1 niiiimiij. .. "" " 

ed Judge lullng court on motion 

of defendant uim the ground thnt Mild 

ouit bad Jurlmllcilnn, the plnlntirr 

hiis Hied his nn nppenl to (ho Hu- - 

preme Court, In tho sum of lion. 

11. mhiii 01 wit rmnriBw , 

iuiu suit Kirt Olrmilt 

... .. ., i... 

.?., iizwr. 'rr'r'L,: 

iiani' iwr 9tv 11 u nfw.ii.? 

IihiwIIm n.iiiil J far 

'.''':, 

worker and n man science nnq'ncr, twenty-on- e years, the at 

n.uum 1 ..c,Sed 110 

-- manope 

'" ,p,no f"r ihe ,0 tluentened nirest. she be- - 

In lu 

the 

to 

In 

In 

in 

In 

.,(! 

the 

ianmii, 

to 

In 

fill M.v.rnl of theiu points within 

"' ''i"'iuli 'tl under dlsruaalon. 

Thrj tternrally In location 

tift'lth filnra khftPu flht. nrth l 

tvUy ,t,frlm ,d prputnBlr ann 

ual? frai turtd 

Tnkc. for Inatnnn th flvp tMlnta 

hnri the iirthftiakea ore flt let 

week. I'nch liullcntea a sit where n 

gigantic burden iraui thu roeky 

shell. The Itnwnllnn IhIhihIs Hre slm- - 

Iply the summits of n group of 

niitis muiintnlns, Cnllfornla markH the 

western edge the bronilet anil tnuit 

complicated portion th" Iloiky 

Mountain uplift, the Alps of IJurope 

border the northern side the .Meill- - 

.vrHnnH rniilnti tit fine! tifilln tntl' Ihn 

p"hilrr Ostein of the illmrilnynH 

nnd their related mountnlns, nnd the 

volcan.c peak of Japan rising on the 

verge of wonderfully 1".i ' ' pro 

- . , ,.J .,, 

iuun , centprs 

n' ot ",e nl0',t Importnnt questions 

nilwcl by filch phenomena relntes to 

the Increase or decrease of volcanic and 

earthquake forces Has the globe yet 

reached a point In Its history where 

geologlcnl changes may expected 

soon practically to cease, or has It jet 

many violent upheavals and subsi- 

dences In store'' Will Hawaii become 

In the future a greater or a lesser cen- 

ter of bance of the earth's crust-A- s 

far as the information It furnishes 

the moon seems to tell us that 

the Inst scene In a planet's history bo-fore 

the destruction of all life on Its 

surface is a scene extreme and fiery 

violence Evidently the close of the 

moon's career as a planet possessing 

some resemblnnce to the earth If It 

ever really had such resemblance wns 

marked by a grand outburst of vol- - 

t ante enegles which rent and shattered 

It end to end, left Its surface 

a petrified chaos. the telescope 

shows that on the too, there 

were regions where no olcanoes 

sprouted, although there could hardly 

lrie any spot on thnt tlevnsteci 

globe where the shock of the final 

earthquake failed to be disastrous. 

All this would appear more startingly 

significant for us If the moon did 

so widely differ the earth In 

magnitude. On account of the earth's 

great comparative mass It may never 

become, as the moon wa.s, the of 

its own explosive violence. 

There Is one fnct connected with the 

recent which ought to 

be omitted They occurred at, 

a time when the moon was both in the 

full phase nnd In perlgree. or at Its 

nearest point to the earth Garrett P. 

Fervlss 

ceedlngs of tho defendant In "causing tho 

revocation of the license of the W. 

Nohlitt to practice medicine nnd sur-- 

trerv ns nrofesslon In the lerrltory of 

Hawaii, were are absolutely null and 

. ti ..an Munit ml. liv pnmtietent ' 

" 

- 

.w.w, I'l 

legal eldence taken In said proceedings,) 

.... 

IIII'll'U fL'll U W.U'VU 

judged that tho fcald proceedings bo and 

(ll(,y nro )1Preuy declared and adjudged 

to nuu na void and of no 

force virtue, and said proceedings and 

nil action thereunder i.erchy Bet 

aside, annulled, quashed and held for 

""""' 

. 

Intnr 1'nnl Keitmnnn for the defend- - 

he 

,.,..,, 

ml 

nini:. 

of 

Di 

"nv 

bo 

he 

nro 

do 

Judge 

account 

V. 

Argument unci cor- - 

ukuciu, 

desk, 

Uy 

Hint the appeal 

Collector 

In 

Hatch 

declared intention linmo-- 

tnKUig 

Schmidt, native 

"lls United 

matter suit 

schooner Bluhiii, 

Judgo 

mutter and Johin-on- , 

charge 

assault and battery, ComuilsMloner 

sailed 

llllo mid 

Ifcott, n. 

wrmm wir, h T. 

Jmivr, 

ti.hr, 

lcriuis tu0 

E.;:ir 

f ',, n, umuUl4 

" 'i il hcr,i, tnrainim 

i4y Mrffii mrurs r.n. l..n rincrlcd hire Ihll wrea, 

odd" ends lh th's hiiftin... vsr did. vr 

mien pruv-nn- ii aim nmi inn to nrnaslnr tab 

Whlih you Iwlnw. Wlwt mom, lthouh thr nrr odds 

wt irunrani't vlum nd money liack if 

flrd. 

AUIKH' ttMinTWAIBTII-IIO- o. 

white and color pil; all tlicm 

hav ben illar mare; many 

ihikb Is." We will snd one of 

them postpaid to any address re 

r.. 

,,,,.., 

iAiiiiin i.r. i ihvi.i.tiw. 

White Kids, lllncks and Tans; Sll-- er 

In scrolls nallhcads; 

n rare chance bargain In a 

stjllsh. 

10c 

lly mail add ach extra postngc. 

FANCY COI.OUHD PETTICOATS 

BOc. 

Hnndsomo shades 

rustling Itnllan Cloth. Wears hotter 

than sill.. Cut liberally with pretty 

and ruffles. 

Postngo prepaid. 

WHITNEY & MARSH, LTD. 

HOMOLULU. H. 

MEETING NOTICE. 

AT THE POSTPONED 'ANNUAL' 

Kohala Klondyke Mln- - 

Ing Co., Ltd , held June 5, 

WCre electcd, 

II. Vice 

P. McDougall, Secy and Treas. 

Wnnrlo iw1ltn 

.UVva, 4uu.t.u.. 

Tulloch, E Old , 

!?.? i?n SnS" 

(Signed)? W. P." MCDOUGALL. 

2289 11, 14, 24, 

NOTICE 

ALL 

warned tresspassing on the lands 

the undersigned, North 

Island Hawaii, and more par- - 

the Kauma - 

lumalu, Holualoa 

J. A. MAGUIRE. 

Huehue. North Hawaii, June 8alne plnce. benrlnB 3, 

IJ01, SG 

'90. recorded in the ofllce of 

11, IS, (Registrar of Conveyance:) said 

Hawaii the day 

Coal for the of March, 1300, 12:06 p. In 

"her 204 on 

Honolulu J8 one most 

of Uncle Naval stations. There Ntlce ls K'ven said 

already more coal stored here the mortgagee, William C. Achl, Intends 

foreclose said for 

than at any other station and 

a condltlom 

Is a largo quantity to come. therein, the non-pa- y- 

Two British vessels to bring loads "Pent ,f, ,n.tero.st a"i f,ur-o- f 

Cardiff coal to Honolulu from Trntlc 

and two American vessels are com- - "" m?r cxeTcMn" 

ODtlon contained said 

V"e mortgage 

Inu with carcoes 

Kinross and Euphrates, Il ' 

the young man mill eiiteieu .inmninsn ifitiinii. Tomv. atralnst Yasu- - ami mot Mini proceeuuigs .mvu m-- ruuit oi 

,,, messenger, but told In the by tho party complaining 

,,... ...,.. ,' , ,. ,, i""' .""''." t...,' ihom wit. tho relator. S Noblltt, . 

l't 

and 

", 's '" .Ti" ... V.7...: i." 'T. ."'"'"'...: and that the .aid proceedings were with-- ! Tne editor oi the Maul News, after 

-. .nun iciuuiiiiiik wit- !.....- - 

law: It Is leccnt lsil to Honolulu, wrote as rol- - 

there was pi aspect for tIft Uobertson .t Wilder the de-- "1. .n"nnlJ,.,",? r".i..i n,i. lows: 

Tiensurer 

fiom 

olrrks 

khmIi 

rawnt 

Dole 

California 

tlous nf age 

''"R''1' 

" 

the the the 

illd 

hnud 

.. 

In who 

win 

of 

line, 

-- .' 

Mid 

ibi'Ii 

Asia 

nf 

Intel 

coast 

away 

4 

,,r 

upon 

Qf 

moon, 

n 

niiv 

" J 

' I t - ?. r 

t 

a'.fsi ii 

I 

f 

j 

6c 

I 

the 

A 

i?" 

June 

there 

yet 

l 

t i 

.. 

' 

. 

" - 

, .. 

anl- - 

but fruitless effoits are pathet- - 

APPOINTED. "Imost to tears. The truth Is that 

not know either what or how 

Tho First 

an 

receiver . to Ho. Is unfortunate for them 

ouler appointing Henry 

to r.ceio and take of nil the1'! the people of the Islands they 

pioperty to partnership ,weie electcd." 

Slhn Vias, counsel in blame Is with Congress, who 

fllllllocKs linsn no was ntoninietl in.,1 ttm inn llvml nn the iiinnrnttnn to- - lh, runt- - nrn nnlnlnerl nml restrained from !.... .. i.i-- i. .. - n .... .... . 

at 

1 

,. 

to 

to 

Smith did not believe . ' 

as any nny ." 

' 

, , na- - ,, 

nil lilu ..., m f In . t... rr!mr illXIps nf . .".... ... In 

.sr. i,n ,11m i the so . .,"""", .'A The the bond 

to l.e 2293, ICalelheana, 

' "" "" "f-- . ' " """ has lauen 

.' ,,.. a .t. 

him 

was 

cut any 

ou co 

.... 

.u 

"'.J" ..."... :V"' fendant hands Incompetents. Land situated 

T1,e fo"n(,r "ever klkl, 

bonellt JUHIfaDICTION ,,,,,.,, 

Ione .K,. 

Judge come 0lburlv3Z NoWeB 

--'tory'pay urgent 

time 

nesslon T,10 

stenographer 

Ha- 

waii 

-- nlnr 

thAt 

Hull 

him. Ikmh 

eutl fUfk mlHlii 

iiiniHinuiii 

rwi- - 

Uio 

such 

hour 

been 

Dole 

longer, and 

u.n.......H 

other 

inure 

I'hlln- - 

The 

Cll, 

.nut 

Jt 

iii 

bottom 

our 

this 

In- 

tends, 

from 

bond 

Afiiiaiatil 

iirlhr 

""--"- ""' 

"oasl Bno 

gave 

and 

goes, 

and 

But 

been 

little 

victim 

enrthquakes 

near, 

sild 

nt.i 

effect, 

or 

n.l 

nnoens 

Gusmao 

silvn having icquested that receiver 

appointed. order parties 

Kal00 ruUd jrmilction 

matter only 

from Judgment 

such Secre-- 

Treasury. Sllllman 

have their 

dlatili 

Germany. 

Jesterday, 

salvage 

Intcr-IMan- d Company 

Itobiiison order-i- d 

testimony. 

Hatfield 

mates held 

ItobliiBOii continued 

The following pnuiiiigerw 

Kliinii )iNteiduy 

iimr, IIoImhi IHihI, 

mi fhnrta 

nMu, WaWthwn, 

ilown 

goods 

jour fti. 

ttolh 

trimmings 

serviceable belt 

stripes 

pleats Extraordinary 

meeting 

President. 

Holsteln, President. 

W, 

Dlrectorn-- a. 

Secretary. 

PERSONS ARE HEREBY 

from 

situate 

Konn, 

tlculaily known 

du-t- 

e 

Territory 13th 

Naval Station. o'clock 

Important 

pages 

Sam's 

mortgage 

rok,en 

wit, 

w,h,ent 

Eng- - fiVe" 

land 

ihe with 

ismuu iuiocuvuluiloui 

ConjirosB 

little 

earnest 

IlECEIVER 

olvls and 

for 

helonglng 

re&pcctUo The 

nnrt 

""'".. "' M". 

,,,, 

'.. " .. (4) 

' ' w lu ov r In R. P. 

the of the NO 

ii w one , v. to co 

upon 

"7 

was 

rnsnontlvolv 

their from England, 

Benjamin Packard 

Susquehanna, 3,100 about 1,000 

coal, fiom coast Ca-lt- e, 

itspecliNcly, como here beforo 

WHEIiE THE BLAfctE LIES. 

hour spent Senate cham- - 

ghes who familiar with such 

matteis clear 

trouble which present 

to encounter, 

bolemn tiuth that there moie need 

pity thnn blame. Home Ruleis 

tiylrtr to'do their their 

.blindlv undeeloped child 

masses Havvallans unquali 

suftiage, Instead limited 

voice Government. chief 

wholesome Ilmltntlon Hence 

gabbling fumbllng.-T- hP 

F,.cna, 

NEW YORK, Juno cable 

fiom Vienna biijs: Journal hero 

declares that United Stntes 

accrediting representative 

in consequence In- 

crease Roman Catholic American cltl-7e- 

suiting from nnncxntlon 

Philippines. There 

delay, paper says, under existing cir- 

cumstances diplomatic liitcrcourso be- 

tween Vatican. 

Pope 

slroiiH resident Anioilcnn envoy, 

facilitate lattcr's 

June military 

night Shornccllffe, 

detachment Dublin Fusllcers, 

ai'ttiuled some Imaginary grievance, 

wiicked barrack rooms TI10 

guard arrest 

MANY MQTMHIt'rl WWl. 

WHiiy iiioihr pivlh, rml-Imi- 

wokly ulillil linn wlnhuil 

Hlioiig 11a 

iiiuiHii iiuiiy, riiuii imoiiivii 

llreluL must tlini. i.e-- UnU 10... a" Nobles nn- - 

which sent In , wife legallv. according to Amerl- - English emplojes Cllvo ',tc,1 Tle.evolu- - 

Rlggs. brothe.-ln-ln- to Hum- - Lnn 1OT must back to loo to 

tliry ,n 1)n ,nua uiiln net IlfIi.p,i to marry according to K,,, .,,, ,.r.1r,, .1,1. ,.,v 

was 

to upon 

said of 

be 

of 

typewriter 

to 

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about to 

that 

in 

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tho Port cases Is to the 

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by of tno 

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to 

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of Balacluthii, on 

proceedings 

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are on way 

tho F. and tho 

with and 

of the and 

will 

long 

An In the 

one is 

u conception of the 

leal the 

has It Is 

a is 

for The duty 

v ue 

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flod of the 

In the The 

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bll - w vut. !. 

nnd 

5. A to tho 

Sun A 

tho 

contem- 

plates a to tho 

Holy of tho largo 

In 

ri tho of 

and the Is 

tlu 

In 

Washington and It 

Is bold that the is do- - 

of a and 

that will tho 

LONDON, 2 A riot 

ut A 

of the 

by 

their 

was out to the 

..- - 

A 

h of n 

Hint 

una Haa (ih 

.. .1 f..,' r . . "" 

mi 

i'r i'" and as sue wa not niumi ui for tho 

lay on his by the of T iD ,vl.s. 

R 

sl.e not 1RS7 the a 

u the two ' 

uim her ,,,,,, '.' f, ,,,,. ,,,,. nn,l 

my 

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to 

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of 

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T'1 J I"' Coowi. D l'iuhii, II. 0. Kunllwiu, who mot tho 

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0f adoption was yeMorday hy ' lrilllii. II f Austin, UUbop 'VMIIU, Ktmiit with 11 viillny of lull cnrtrldgeu 

mM uu, wm, Jo,m MHUa. tier Clmile. Mnlm.1. Conra4 Davis, Theodore 

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fii tiiw.i i l iiU4'railji(lv4 nl" t, T tf UP urn ,"' "' '', tr tu i.n. W. , 

ulmmmt. JkM, Am. kl I'hhiwsm. lilifor'v. Ill I'uf ' wniurui lliJ 

o,i,u aud Buds 

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MKN'H CIOM" 8IIIH.Trf-l.- 0c 

rUyllih, summer shirts In the nuwtwl 

styles, never have been sold for lent 

than a To bo worn white 

collar. With one pair detached link 

oulTs , ....o 

Two by mall to nny address for jl. 

MEN'S HAUUUaaAN SHIItTS AND 

DDHAWEHS 35c. 

Mado to retail to tho summer trad 

nt "So n. garment. Could not be had In 

New York this money. Three 

pieces sent, postage paid, for II 

MEN'S NECKWEAn-25- c. 

Tho latest caprices In Tccks, Hows, 

Imperials. Derbies, Four In Hoods. 

i etc x 

Postage paid. 

BY AUTHORITY. 

NOTICE. 

Territory of Hawaii, Treasurer's Of- - 

Honolulu, Oahu, June lOtb, 1901. 

Notice Is hereby that I have 

this day, with the approval of the Act- 

ing Governor of the Territory of Ha- - 

.....n i i nnnvn 

wwi, uuiuiiiiriBjuiitju uYitiio r rxwiii, 

j:fcc,M Assessor for the First Taxation 

Division. Territory of Hawaii, vice 

JONATHAN SHAW. Esq.. resigned, to 

fctwvtj cni uui idi, 

WM. H. 

223S Treasurer, Territory of Hawaii. 

MORTGAGEES NOTICE OF INTEN- 

TION TO FORECLOSE, AND OF 

TIME AND PLACE OF SALE. 

In accordance with the provisions of 

n tnnrt irn rr mn fin nntl ilnlliiafnii Kw 

Miriam Peleull Amain nn.i sm Amn. 

lu, her husband, of Honolulu, Territory 

nf 7Tnt.ii!l tn WllllfiTr. C Anhl . Ih. 

?"'" .'"""h-'b- c raui i uuu 11- 1- 

tcrcst, to be and demanded pay 

ment thereof, which demand said 

mortgagors were unable to comply 

with; and further notice Is hereby giv- 

en that because of said breach of con- 

dition of said mortgage said William 

C. Achl, the mortgagee named In nald 

mottgage, will, after the expiration of 

three weeks from this date, advertise 

tho property described in said mort- 

gage and also hereinafter described in 

this notice, for sale, and will cause the 

same to be sold at public auction nt 

the auction rooms of James F. Mor- 

gan, Queen street, Honolulu, by said 

James F. Morgan, on Saturday, the 

. 

11.V. .In.. ..? T..I.. A T .n. .A 

ZZLr ""i'ly, ',i' ? " 

elRhth viccc tilereof), the highest 

bidder for cash, deeds be at tke ex- 

pense of the purchaser. 

The property described in said mort- 

gage and thnt will advertised for 

sale and sold as aforesaid, Is described 

as follows: 

All of the undivided one-sixt- h Inter- 

est of said mortgagor, Miriam Peleull 

Amalu, In the following premises: 

(1) Land at Kauknhoku, Nuuanu, 

desciibed In R. P. 314, , L. C. Award 

1476, to I win la, containing an area, of 

one acre and ninety-nin- e fathoms; 

(2) Land situated at Printers' Lane, 

described In R. P G69S, L. C. Awnrd 

20SB, to Kamalle, containing an area 

of 608 fathoms and 2 square feet; 

tera' Lane, 

C. Award 

talnlng an area 

Knmoku, Wal- - 

6332, L. 

ntalning an 

area ot acre; 

(C) Land situated at Kapankca, Wal-kik- l, 

described in R. P. 6333, U C. 

Award 1219, to llep.v no Paliau, con- 

taining nn area of acre; 

(6) Land situated nt ICamollllll, Wal-klk- l, 

aforesaid, described in R. P. 4834, 

L C Awnid 1275, to Mooklni, contain- 

ing an nrea of acre, 

(7) Land situated nt ICnpnaken, 

aforesaid, described In 11. P G929, L. C. 

Awnrd 2019, to T. Paliau, containing 

an area of G'a acies; 

(8) 8, described In mortgage, 

will not be sold. 

(9) All of the right, title nnd Interest 

of said mortgagois In the real mid per- 

sonal property of Auhla, deceased, the 

grandmother of said mortgagor, M- 

iriam Peleull Amalu. 

WILLIAM C ACHI 

Mortgagee. 

HATCH & BILLIMAN. 

Attorneys for Mortgagee 

Honolulu, June 7, 1901 

2287-J- uno 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28. 

NOTICH OF INTKNTION TO FORM-CI.OH- H 

HY AH8IONI31C OF MOJVT. 

ciAarcn. 

In nccordnnce with tho provlslona uf 

a certain rnoitgngo rnnilu hy Thoinna 

Oandnll, of Honolulu, Islnnd of Oaliii, 

to Wllllnrn O. Achl, of said Honolulu, 

dntod Decomher 20, 1898, reronlpd Lrtxr 

187, pnge 161, und assigned In W. II. 

t'lmtle, IriiHlee, dnled Fnhnmry 18W, 

recnrdeil in hook 187, pnge 1(1, nolle Is 

hereby given Hint (lie nmlgpre of mort. 

gngflo Inlendu to foreclose Hid fur 

t'omllllnn hrnWen, to wit. nonpayment 

nf both InluroKt nn,) principal wimn 

dim. 

Notice a kow. glvi'ii thnt nfler 

Ilia oxplrnllrtll nf llliee weeks from 

itulw of till, lii'llou. tho pnipurly run 

v..i by Mid) inorlKiige will he ilvr 

iIihhI fur nilu nt imbllo iiiicllnii, Al h 

fillPllon inonip nf J a mi-- F Morgan, n 

llonoliilu mi Momlny, Die fllh day nf 

J lib, 1901 ul It iimm uf auhl day 

I'Mnllifi )Mrilt)Uiiii unit h )iai i4 )' 

Ii WiMm niiurntiy fur iiiorlmiuw 

lialMl lloiiwlulu, May K, ItOI. 

W II fARTIiW 

Tiu.U. AfflKH'M uf Mi)rlK"H'"' 

In keeping iKOther. Yasuml acting interpretei .collecting debts in way In- - ....rmittr, The ,,1 5J 

...ni. nl ln... ktilnrv llfi. lo ullh tin. tlln receiver. deSCI ibeil II. 666, 

" t.ves ne pitied. B , molc us 

,,v .,ee orr.ee ..""? Z . w amount of receiver's was con 

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