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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-fo- lt 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
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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
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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
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