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5 1 tefal . j EssssKswferasiswaaeL HAWAIIAN GAZETTE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1S9T. SEMI-WEEKL- Y. once with Spain, and while the corn and pork of the Wesbrn traders was being confiscated by the Spaniards, they had no sympathy for them. The people of Kentucky, however, threatened to secede from the Confederation (the United States were not in existence then), if the Northeastern States did not stand by them, and tlie Northeastern States said they would secede, too, if the Western people did not consent to the closing of the Mississippi river for twenty-fiv- e years, so that they, could have a treaty with Spain, mid make some money out of it. Each section looked only at its own interests, and tlie patriots of the Involution lost their tempers. Washington watched the matter with great interest and anxiety. The treaty which New England desired to have with Spain was delayed for a while. The State of Alabama was carved out of Georgia. Spain finally ce ded Florida, and Alabama got to tlie sea at Mobile. The quarrels over the affair set all men of thinking, and this, with other disputes, brought about the convention which created the present wonderful Constitution. s a pereoaal exantinatna may bo Sa52SSH&JtXt ...... , Oadocnernand.uU w 5BfM-WBBKL.- Y. W. 3C. SSTnJC alb-i- t SOiTOR. NfhaWMi rW wart a aua. aariarj by everyfca - caM tatar had Aaar ha? Aaty be has the Gov iai iiina Dr. atm was aaaa af case aanl Waalifal trails m - - mbBBc ane wmn isca i mv.' liiiai! ni iMm Fartais aaa tae? Irawe on kadi tbeir aaal af tjaear amiwaje - laaa- nan aw aao eacaay ia ar rii aaafic ae was the aaarainy. ia avnaae. ae a: aaaa wcaae- mt aataasanaa, ae aw k orunwi v ii , JL CBKS . -m - .. - --- .ii.- - oaoiBn ma liWaL- - -- Mraa. - aaaaaa wamar are at aav y-- a in ia? iaph iaae-- A c laeaaarapr as aaaas. an-- m " m. KaaaaLfMir- - Cat - !-w -art . . . i mi- TaniTiai at - v msi aaa am vd mi , aaaa- - wan? .? at . ts m - a an fer 1 "c.taas paB - aawaa Ml 'giwaw ST' Wi.- - ssan. af Dr. J. K. j a af a a ia- -' aa la pr m. wmm i r It a i - - - by Tt? at :.c?at. 3t 3arsc 7v"wml .t' - i w m - atB - - -- T- - W- - fF- aa TTewiiaae - vote $50,000 w mum a ulterior nfc, or draise a d road of Dojaocraey. wakk can kardly be located on W ana. S fc aac oppasMMn to niocfc does all bw. la 53EKMMBU atmtssios: kh u Tke aaeanest nasnre ia she pb- - aeatkm in a local paper, oi a steteat rxliajpurm vtdbaat instant eantrahe- - that Ht. Thaeaoa had msdo oner set aa American Senator on behalf safe Govern- - . fe tbat it is a -- kbe of To insult to fcr tan.r wraaDfr. Thnrston; in;elb"rwnce and He is faskiy charged ofienfe? eneash already bv ex-w- ar ww- - To saate. substaaaal- - ah--T tbat stnifebed ts a heaw blow oa tne of one an auxkwslv carries v burdens for sb cause. ane. A STRAXGE ERK0R. iih It k believed tbat sacri- - areoess of maidoe kws is very aot soleoia. ekbocaie. sad aUeaded sonedua ke fanerai cere-- ITe oaee that aaaylaKHs wwe specially prepared jeiotBeE, aever persused jokes in nor presence, read tae con-- - ftaady ia order to iep Stan from and created around thejaselves an environment of lofty "While all dns is sue in tae ease many Lesisfctors. it is an eaenlrj tree, as any one may ataTaaaEsvimar. iww by rvadinr Mooraeld Storv's hwfc oa A Years Lerfifedoa" iu da Uamd Ssases. this, one BaM infer dnt in some Suite?, the to sewi tbeir ' Baate" the lesiikaires inof aeir wie In manv : of a bovs siety would not suser aidi some of these ta-aja-tm bodies. Even in American Senate. aelee2en&s prevails, ow- - : to the hasw with which hws passed, in me new aris bilL iagened. while it was dwty oa soods cominr mroo--h iato Sates. It was a some at Canadian--; raea ndhroad. The sabjeet was net debated )ia either branch of ' Gaaere. aad cans woaJd not faw been admitted if all of the ooafcuence eoauainee i had notaeed it Bat law is now assaea, aad the deRntiniHanr dnvy 'feinst be mad. Seaator Chandler apoleenes w hfe for avi prinkdac. de chase be sKpped - m. wknow knowicd--e. fc ei? badTry aboat ft. aad I nj to be fepmi by y eoaetti - Ernests, I shall never torsive - w. bvdttomksMaof threorfoar f wd mfaaiag. aad iatent of -.-- c kwwfcnureh-oWwrr- . This rave Bet importance aad of these laws is not point. It ki T.'U tsli. T-- Ifew men. jvo donbt the tow men vwhiM make better laws, but it i an abandonment of very past creek. AX AJtERlGAX COMMKST. safe, The Oregonian (Portland) refviews tlie statement made in the Gasette. that there are less than 2.700 registered voters .in this Ke pnlHic. It makes statement. however, which without exphum--j juoH. is misleading, wben it savs that there are 72,000 males in tlie fori. Islands. This is true, but it is an important fact, from a political standpoint that out of this numnot Deducting thei.-i-n mirinfw is riisabltnl i dpok 'with difference between senerally the ?ritk inble From preferred men. the proceedings the aerimiaaoaf the the the the die coacthatats his He savs, bat the the that leekmtioB oa most matters is cawiessiy in cipai man asaaat new xh case has the-numb- of resistered voters and the number of those capable of registrsition is much less than might be inferred from Oreconian's statement. The Oregonian makes this com ment on tlie situation: As the Hoaotalc papers are desigaed prfca&rttr for the ere of the Harai!an residents, vvao fcsow laacj- - things cnao-sr- ja tMs eoeatry, aad cot desired aa tlae wbole to be Tsaotrn here, the eSorL ascertain the eiaci sitcaUon is always a for so Gsreue to discuss vears. Knr ir nnr " that C3tive ' T bet thfnhs it to saj- - the trill aot register until the question of annexation is settled." From arnica the natural inference is that the native Eavsiians still ding to of restoration of the native coaarGir, and will a aid tie Dole government or ns its bj-- adding to the evidence of ch-i-c activity. As to the neglect of the tre are also left in the dark and to similar inference. As of s?nrVsy- - nation, ar not doing any. thing to further the acquisition of the Islands by the United States. is just because the government is enable to cope anally with its problems that our of stepping ia becomes apparent. We are not going after Hawaii so much oa her account as on oer own, just as we withstood Hngtead in Venezuela la self-defenaad nt philanthropic motives. Tet tie ase of the incident by oppo-aea- ts of annexation may as well be &ntldpfttL It will bristle la this winter's congressional debates. The comments of Oreconian do not indicate its opinion on the sabjeet of annexation, excepting as it states that (the Ameri cans) are not going after Hawaii so much on account, as on oar own.5 The Advertiser believes tbat the better plan is to state our own ase. in all of its bearings, so sim ply aad that we all be ?ivea credit for honesty, and jalo for intelligence. And this is also absoiately treT that no "par- - tsaaw statement, ot "partisan" newspaper convinces an oppo nent. AVe have, officially furnished in the ceaas report, part of ourl taccaaat with dvilUation. Wo should furnish the rest aad the best part of case. THE XAYY -- the sole use of steam as motive power has changed all fighting the -- . The between tue line ami ilie sniff has been going on for thirty years with great bitterness, he s;iys, and will seriously effect tlie lighting efficiency of the ships. It is pen-ufrom USE" ASD "STAFF. Prof. Ira M. Hollis of Harvard Ulverity. formerly well kuowa engineer ia the American navy. - w5 done witheat the Saaawrkdge of is the author of a valuable paper meaders of eaatmitM --en- w eptetaber Atlantic, on - --eraSy. Bat n bad a dasxaajariae object of the strained rek- - iattfved. Pple. wisdom oar ,V. v the Dm hi tae maTiacemeat 01 asxne gunnery, thev p cmter. The ooint in issue is the refusal of the saved all of misery. The line to permit engineer5 officers to "seedlings. are now have any sbart in the lighting of the ship, or stand in the same line of promotion: "the officers are all sraduates of the same school: yet if an accident happens a deck officer, an engineer cannot take his place., whatever be tlie ber 36.371 are Asiatics, and on the other hand if TOte. these, officer would be entirelv at loss what to do in his place.' Trof. Hollis believes that all of the officers should be trained alike, so the that in an emergency, they may become "convertible terms," and this has been stronslv recom mended by the Board of Visitors. We state the but do not discuss it. Congress will finally settle it. The strange feature of it is. that it should re- - Iron thea cot successful- - main burning question Tae declines the,m:,nv wmil.T caeses prevent resdstratioa. difficult explain this. "safe natives In our own navy, consisting of the Lehua. the Bonnie Dundee, the Hawaii, and other cruisers, hope no such question has arisen. In the case of the Kaimiloa. on her voyage to Samoa, the fellowship arising from the constant "splic Portuguese, ing of the main brace," avoided natives such delicate questions, and the; they line and the staff "leaned" on each other entirely during that local memorable cruise. Prof. Hollis criticises the fail need ure of practical training at Anna polis: "the line is not properlv instructed in the details of the ships, aud pick up what they can about boats, etc after they are put on sailless vessels." A young- expert in the sailing of canoes and boats on the Chesa pwike the Bay, said to us, last June. Annapolis, is very queer tbat these cadets are not trained in "we the sailing of boats in sale of wind, or on lee shore, or iu a ! ber squall. The darkies on the Bay are better sailors.-- ' However, after annexation, the naval cadets from Hawaii, mav set the example of sailius boat dearly through the breakers, and land ins force of men. THE AGRICULTURAL STATION. Any oue who reads the evidence taken before the Koyal Couunis slon in Detiierara on the industrial dopretsiou. and the distress of the sugar planters, sees the peril of hanging the prosperity of na- - the tlou, or even small community. by single cord. Only few years ago. the sugar cane produced The the the between and three-fourth- s of the sugar consumed in the Western markets. Now, out of mvou millions of tons of sugar consumed, the bo)t supplies four millions. There ar iu then4 Islands several small brings of prosperity, rice tin the --ipBt - vise ciBty a foods impartad ia Sato-- betwee the Hue, atid the hands of the Chinese), and coffee --,x wa ca juj vase, aa art which Ooagtsl4ia;,!r ww of the navy. It Un promlslug experimental -- - f steadily refased to do hereto-ii-s iateresrfag to as, because the' stage), bat it is on the one sugar - tiie va, f, SefWTyBaaBasopeoeiAB,Jri,, wr U'- - officers cord, that our prosperity hangs, "- - :- - uvv. eaaaly enact law which they!1 keu" kaown by oar peoplf. Everybody knows this, aud the --.; - - Mtmllrn. it k't f a struggle a a to to u h to f It iu a a a a a a a a ? a a f- - d a amour per cent, of th peril we are in. Everyone admits . . . . are ;Aerieis , that we are urntins the com- - -- v : Prsif- Hnllii tt.vc 1.. miu.,1' mula) ,.;.l .... .1... .v. ......... ..i ...v ivuinit' wwni i.ijii'a, iiui 111c uiuiuiuir able growth of the navy. Hesax-s'itnc internew, -.- - r a-t? f a - T 5 somewhat like the Indian that the battleship Massachusetts, who, when ho found himself iu fcoeld alone destroy the whole the rapids, took in his paddle, tw 1 a mM &dw - . r - II .M,.l I. ? . A . .,-- .! . . -- -- A.A. Jw rt,!. ".' i wimct wiiiw uis nj nuu wvk uie -- " ..dmnwn of going over. P e.: pre whmh e in Aaa--i dfJf ? , 7 w -.- . ob.-tae . ucnvin.-- u iuu-- i Kven.tn America tue cry xor alMi . t!Ven --.r- wUri., A traordlnar.v 81' .diversifit-- d a a into ,,.... industries is so great --j I r relations officers Uhat seaoot Acricultural Stations and Jof tb lin snil 5r-f- f tt T,!n ,. r , ,. - whh dae bovsi 7- - nners anstuuies nave oeen awnuMTO, tmr discontent is onlv a nsn .ifs r.t ...ui.v...i .- . - i n " "uvu ,u eiw-- v ssiaw anu acrwao mao, the nJake. Urw.i V, 7'7 . v A., .wl ' t..wUivm, au ,uuiwua oi r t0ry. Tlie farmers need 1 The ght l. ?uti savs c.., tt. . . . . . , .,!"-- j-- ". !? uicu 10 and knowledse. Individual ex- - ao tae - tanas?n,ppie -- w1lh ne forees- 0nr . . .M, mAam , k. ur;iiUit.4JtO, UUUCi UUlUIUiaUiC tneiwar sfeins; sav V" iv h:it i.mk. ! r - . . . ... k x LTKA.AA iuil Amrmm T i v? Tvo p :ttv.t new Trn Ciradiait-PaS- c railroad, oneht toiv """"" . - - - , . on iacw.- - J-- "svy oatiie ..' be--' ar station well equipped can do bet . Trac: : xirv. kr-o- . ? exetlient Jeswa-.rwee-n the nh!nv and Japanese .. was a great victory in fleet fight-er- tf ignorant of the best methods r- - -- :. 7 i " .T", M r Z'f. V.n r. 1 ... , '"J-- - - & " " y mn?m mat wood of experimendng. Wlien assamest raaDy afeahsni- a- work, and inflammable material farmers of California rnl into a lew Leasmrares. and sahstttatoKr in mHst not be nsed in construction. t,v ;cin cnm. , l iJS l i . i . . """ - ""- - " - vKr- "b, - ness. and made two blunders. First, they never studied tlie orange markets in tlie East. Second, they planted seedlings. The result is, the loss of a vast amount of capital, a frightful amount of sufferiug and poverty. An Agri cultural Station well managed, if established in time, would have this andoned in California, because the farmers know something; The cultivation of the olive and the grape has been carried on the same haphazard way. Now Experimental Stations are protecting the farmers, and avoiding blun ders. There is an appropriation for an Agricultural Station here, but iliuister Damon will hand over any money for it We presume he has a reason for it, which must satisfy his mind and the tuinds of his colleagues. Perhaps he knows, that iu tlie event of annexation, the Federal Govern- controversy, ment will establisli a station here. Perhaps he does not take any stock in stations of this kind. We hope he does. Many years ago, we knew an entomologist in the East, who lived, iu poverty and usually borrowed money with which to pay his rent. He called on ns, one day, and asked for a small loan. In the conversation, we said: 'A new bug has just been found in Hawaii." "What kiud! what kind""! he asked. We gave name. "1 must have one," he said. "But it will cost mouey to get one,- "it One .,.,... -j-- - .i ? saea- ptaces. aeveiopment ot - we replied. "Oh, Pll find tlie money for that, you bet.'-- ' If some one could touch Brother Damon just on the right horticultural spot, if he has one. he will find the money for station. When some one writes to us, askiug about the resources of the Islands, in the way of tropical productions, it is most depressing to send back a glowing account of "what we can do," aud close by saying; "however, we import grapes, apples, peaches, pears. limes, oranges, lemons, onions and potatoes from San Francis co.' because our people have not taken enough interest in the mat ter. An agricultural station "would, if properly conducted,-- give every immigrant the exact infor mation he needed on the practical cultivation of vegetables aud fruits. Would a week of absolute fasting aud prayer move the Government, during which the Govern ment was made to fast, and the other part wis done by the people? SOME AMERICAN HISTORY, As Senator Morgan is Invest! gating these Islands, wo have the right, on the other hand, to in vestlgate Alabama tthe interpre tation of which Is "Here wo rest"!. In the history of that Slate there were several interesting; events, which the school children should 1h informed of, and which should Interest the older people. The lower part of Alabama at the close of the lxovolutlonary War, was a part of West Florida, which extended from the Appala- - the not Some of the natives have re quested Seuator Morgan to ad dress them on next Thursdav night. It is purely an affair of the natives. It is not the purpose of tlie Senator to advise them to aid, or consent to the annexation, but simply to tell them what the con dition, or situation of the natives will be, should annexation take place. Words from the Senator on this point, should be of the highest value to them, at a time when their own ignorant friends are the intentionally misrepresenting the nature of their relations to the United .States, in the event of annexation. A Government may, like an Individual, bo too conscientious. Lord Houghton used to tell the following anecdote: An English gentleman, caught In Paris, during the terrible days otthe Revolution ot 1793, obtained from one ot the Revolutionary leaders a pass which permitted him to leave Paris. An English lady, the authoress ot ono of the most devotional hymns In the English language, was terrified at the contusion and bloodshed In the city. She asked the English gentleman to take her out ot the place on his pass as a member ofhls family. "What shall I call you?" he asked. "Call mo your wife till the chicola to the Mississippi river. The treaties, at the cloe of the war. ceded this land to Spain. But England made a secret treaty with the United States by which she agreed to claim only a small part of this territory belonged to Spain. The Spaniards claimed a large part of Alabama, and on the discovery of this secret treaty, threatened to do all sorts of terrible things about it As Spain owned the lower Mississippi up to Natchez, she threatened to pre vent the Americans from using the river at all, below that point. The Boston and New York merchants did not care at all whether tue Western traders could or ter than five hundred farm-- 1 could not go down the river, at is an illustration of the little inter the est one community takes in an- ior other, though of the very same ""-c-j race). These Eastern merchants were greenhorns at the bnsi-- J wanted a commercial treaty at stage-coac- h reaches Uou-logne- ," she replied. "Madame," he said, "In these awful times I must be above suspicion." Sho remained In Paris. Reception on l)uRMiiyTrmiln. Commodore Port and the omcers ot the French cruiser UasunyTrouln will Rlv a wcopilon and dance aboard hlp from S to 6 Wednesday, September 29th. IIoau will b at the landing to taJco off the gueat. Sleep Indaosl by th ue ot w,oplmmr cotte compound l tad, decidedly tad. It undtrmlm the tul hllvr th cCrmtUution Md the pwnt U nlMdlly Kiowlng Into a vore condUKw ottn multlns in ttio tcttlble Uvry nd tubery ot the eocin nd optum hblt, 81p tnduel ly the u ot RkkP Sr MpAtUU wxy not cme m quickly, but it coium Sweet mora smrclj, ruuneully nnd U And Ktrwhlnj; lcue it U milled through ruturu' Ktt rwtorlng and t uvnlius channtl purified, xlttlUed uniltnftehcdWood. ThUfxdthenervw with UfBlvinff energy nd build up tho tyttm iid coiutltutlou from tha very foundation ot U liMtth nd lite tha blood pore, rich, ml Wood. Refreshing "I was gtnerslly run down last spring, ppetlta wm poor nd I could not sleep. Hood' SarMparilU built me right up, pive good appetite and I wai toon able to set a good night's rest." G. P. WurrxuT, Merchant, Yeomans St., Ionia, Michigan, Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the One True Riood IoriOer. Atl drapslsts. 1. HOOtl S FlllS c&iy to operate. Sccou HOBRON DSDO COMPANY. Wboteaato Aswta. m 0Vs. QBiliH- - i 1 r
A &r i w A HAWAIIAN SHIP S Cisi Hofc fefco'CNteecaf Ves?-- i c! q..jiLiM.Mi "3h?V- - - w;'a '( . - - . t--- -w - 'w.. . - m iiaLOLL "iTt, a-- f (JfhaffN. a'War'W'ihJH I was 6ssre:isary aad coald Jaet he compelled hy the Osart. was Oat the respondeat had "not in Site re-a-n contested himself with that po-,sM-a. hat alleged two grossds. son-dtiseasof tie petitioner aad 0? she vessel, lafer-- I Ttef fyw YfeACA BArtans 3,- - tVr- - iheld agaiast the respasdeat oa the tpotats, the Ooort considers it aaaeces- - fatT le go iato tie h governing the oerJoc of xhecearts. The decision coachsdes: "It nay be f said thai to order the regisier is e.nes--I ttae w issae vwK defeat the object ! af the senate is restrlctiag the privi- - J tap uwiwc by Hfttniiax ssbjects. The Oec&aoB of the Cirertt Oort isJ ssaaed ad the W2 dtsaaissei. 'The Aecfeio of the Ctrealt Ctoort oni- - re4 the vntt of aMteaas to issoe to aao)d the OoBecor-Gor-I to issoe & welswc. TO- - INVESTIGATE Consul General Haywood to sit Hawaii. Nt - Me . - r . - - v x--. a HAWAIIAN GAZETTE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S, 1S97. SEMI-WEEK- LY. resented to me, I hava no doaht It will take precedence over sugar within the next decade. SHARES ADVANCE t leg of regfeuy to vesls wholly ; -. IGHIKA IB BEHEVE A REGISUR ?WtWX U? SKKSBw UtfWSw M( the ohject of the sM Not to pro- - !e the saqmwnag tndstry. we have aractfoagy aese. The ohject, so I Mr s w ess isearauE it. is to Sag ha fareis se&s Qoi. iMsciariane is a ts iswtctag 3f roaSsn 'CiSsen. I apoc tke xtae of tk$ 'xsstte. arkk is serd toy j- . their be-- -a t a nerai ACUVliy in Lo cal Stock Market. sJT . ?S 7r i'VSr" 3r"H- - tkl :aBBW53r " TtaTawrc L&rsre Sums of Money Made. Oa.hu Sugar Stock Favorite. It takts woaey or a mightyl M credit w ae woney and the people ia Honolulu witk a piethattt f wtbts have been buying igr Krtle stacks of money for tfe prwerbiai rainy day. during ifce past few wesks. And the atoaey has been amde in stock specttkttMBs; sBe people are nn- - cfcar&able aogk w ll k sm- - J"bBar, "bw iwetc tfcut y "bel v Ai-- . aw. hojte. ImJirSK: vueiu.a say that 1 hare so Idea ot bidding on the property at the sale on Friday, The urice Is too hlch and it would reaulre too much money to put it la shape to make the place right. It arranjrcmeats could he made "Understand that my Investigation will he made with ttte purpose of asct&laiat: eoSee is a good thisg for Asjericaas to corae here aad 1 sole whether vrith the other owners oa the lot there rafcxrk la. 1 have so axes to grind, raight be soaaethlag ia It, hut they aoSshtotry: ay Tisit tvIU he for busi- - shqrv ao disposition to do anything. aess. aa I h&M bo occupied all the Only " , oae of those with whom I have tiae." ,talfced has shown a willingness to raake aay Itlnd ot an offer. I do not want to go into the scheme aad be tied up by the owners of the surrounding property. I am informed that a local man has mace an offer ot the upset prlee of the lease for ten years but nothing has been doao about it nor will aay action be taken until the Cabinet disposes ot the proposition to malce a public school baildlng out of it. That we want a first class hotel here, there is ao doabt. but the terms ot lease or purchase of the Hawaiian Hotel should be saeh as wcwld warrant a reasonable expenditure ot money. ir. Macfariane has been so long KteatlSed with the hotel in Honolulu that it really seems strange to have him drop ort of it even if it is but tem porary- - And those who know Mr. Mac-ntte-ae best are inclined to the notion that he is holding something up his sleeve COLONEL RETURN Was Only a Little Be hind the Decision. Wfe -- MMWit! ag Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair. Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. MKIN6 MOST PERFECT MADE iESSZSSJJSSS Have never haJ Rreater variety nor better quality of fine foods for the every day table and for dinner Riving than now. The world pavs tribute to the aesthetic tastes of the dwellers this store. of Hawaii through The price of a thing Is ReneraJIy what It is worth, competition requires that; tha higher the price, the better the quality &s a role; price doesn't always guarantee quality, the reputation of the seller counts Send for onr catalogue and: see ttiat vre can sell you. " lWla H3nS aBi Bacon. We guarantee onr prices as low j ," ' the lowest and quality the test. Isl- - custom-Bakin- Cotry g aantth&SPs1' PowJer holds its snpremacy ers are assured of paying the same prices 40 xcors the Standard. LEWIS & CO., Agents. Honolulu. H. I. LOCAL BREVITIES. "as Mr. and Mrs. F. W Glade were among the Gaelic's passengers. ' w f. tCBt . VJtt v. if awt'WIi -- 1 Mi nifltry "ffaattk. ' ' ""WyMffWm' LEWIS & CO. if Lewis & those resident in the cltv of Honolulu. Intelligent and appreciative persons will refuse substitutes, when they can bay tht orisinaI. HTppa is an article whlehls daily w consumed by millions. Success In tea brewing can only be assured bv using Lewis Own importations of Ceyten-lndl- a. China and Japan Tens. Mi Ughi rrfwhtr shaesta. ,hHtet mm hF th SteaK Owtj . Jf hxa rf - sa - S&Mm. The K is y e - lMMbM t BO i OKMCT H x A A dtfHfeBd BF IMPk a. T A i- - 1. fc - - - . WW' jk r". TT w-- jl ITiilii in 1. in nimr. In hi 1 ir ir Mttv MAMIhA hHV Ml H t t-he fc Vfc T hefltl ahBrtk foacal th CamaBi Oofft of ad ht aatiJiilBfc. acs V oe-- 6c sweoatanethehr a - rmtK x ; It he 5WMt '.fte aa aaaos: ac- - alt c xtswa com o -- ! h flam: aSopcoc of the ifee OoasJrtot hi . - ac "voc'c otV1sv V Vv v-s- a sr f ts joes free Ok "a $?k Oexsrts. vhvt ho!d tehe - ohiieid thre aad ww- - - - - vlhV thoe $tOf aad of --v. -.-- Nfeer h ifee it b v ' "55 - fX,, X -- ;-.- : " v oafof ... --,- - x Mrtx tvww v --v. tv - rte "v"" v iWjhat VB fc's'Cjr lr VMKe hf vy MaH k . wh t t(h - hif - - "0, of wa- c'oiamm' i Mrintioc o, ihojhNtK- - iRaax wat , m te aa. ta ! aia yajat r ttAr to tJMa.ti ni. 'jo a V th e o r , ,a't. . A w e w t . " awioi, .' .. v -- " -. vmmk. - w- tk - t "'" " tr afc "1. - Wf eja jl v. tf'ffrtsa.s ipwu, e tpat Wjjuupy ueoa 1M e wft h a h poaiior i? P mm iwhh - hM pe, a r(?fr. tk- e H r HpaH' . Ox, toi. iartixwM aa rO O np? a - f hj L'miau tK 'i e wn Escttatoe hneo XJOSfee ProslWWISHfciPBpW W m,mMtm.'n fpirC " "PoATh' w""''v . - ipeats"May "Sejort to Geverntneat. Its the jarts-'so- fc cfrt htKeHettMre-stHOM- h s3-eaec- si 3"&9WBy, mt la I iJha sawr oat bt fciattrtim great km ae logose sa aat jliJ. ffOTW. tt.v--. ""? "r wr " " 1 I r arto c te hy v--. w. Lk 1 wy M& ao. hav-- 1 ft MOT tUt. eWl t dw owe oar Mm . es55r. ttd all i. was eeHH te e hest I wr s : At 3Mha I w tw - . iw ii rbk ?m ' h . rej took veto Sa of M wor kfe ',',"'"' ' Th Ttefc w MUhaha os oaly pr- - --.. WO .Xtfatd Tfeto 1 hat: - oasoas the oe ph- - k ISM0J1. c 1 Wtet has wtd to e rta hha oa a too? ot is- - Ravtas ooow Trm na as we caat ccowo. one e m aMWt nt- - I 'will m topon w my' l shall o tr- - av mmmNa rafted stmj---..; oaaayaNataraiwiarest hna4ffKaMkh.OSeOMapy. JwtesoJievehhrfcs. ftacairiaaiAeeehastaess. --BoaatawSiit esarseffcem TBtrrtag tottmMkl igwBoa p.c--t Wactoiy faarprtsed'av tt fad phHstkw rd poec !w tt te the trow s-- NHTte hiA 'wir. have ai - c whether taed ecv- - vk ?et troar 5cftr rorlf Ktter huotuhjattna 'aad Has totttacad tha; I w"?feia l potb no aovrtrtat hart la the lotted yta r ante 'hctaht to S&VhSnSXS Wat wd hwr tatai. a taotawat "6v oWte ofaar- 1grwgMjt.f fMawfcx ot a w j S?)a eshx iiMak. "sfflfci - . 2 "t WhlMi hi twhtl d Watf Jf rN ta l(?w irm v mtfe jOj ha t Tn h . r; voi that tv rv nw pwik ot vh Kat x nj(ikK vo. fr w ; a ro oaae f m" tn "ii' ' ,v - w Vw . . m ynn ,vBe4 --v. . , n ? 1awtr . vtj .w i ar - a. a aw rw. te , so f,! t 1 '. ; to wp wmmt w w , oaK wv "M$ f. ? " 1 nk eee i,,w, ," r ' M- - i sklisWPe w IS caT . Mwot " - . ""' t Tkh- vK VKWr V- - " , Hm. ih a ReN-- at v sat v.. hm r .!! fcaiMaK is- - 1WW a'n-:- ihe moaey kas wade sad is jfesrcr Tae !vefy day. 5e bMm afipeared witkiiw l8Bdar of Tbe Oaka Com- - aay. The coasnaiadon of tkax Irisaaric sckene at a thbo Txea itheooainoB$ of tfce eoaatry were abovt to soeel to rive an jaens to stock ueattag aad oaasfers of scares have been wade vWwa the fast two aMMk& vrnvaat taoopeaiae ap of a tock staace. 2fea vvkoi hi T il ntal A1,, . . - Tfwiirfr g ' ilte-ifelpl- lhJllWh 'Wp sWNr. ? Hrt , -n -- - jmr - . mnii, V lhW SieW " is-li- k a iiiiicni a- - 4aix!yrt VMfla TW! . M'.rfha' ' VV -- vja - iMMiw at. X. a.Nk 'Mh, " . TV - -- ; " ,," - 111 idKMlMtn SJBB WOtlC-h a .iBHiak. an.uuuvii .v . . , w. cirac haver, ?statr iwly the nw swfttfhcter ahwt JSeete oachtjitc eJae of cfcaace. Ie tav sle.lSvL-- OSnK ; U. bees Ka. tsouo the olfter Whea iwH aiw. rwr ahaK aw ism hot Whte tHhKj te Sifce rfwrwr wa-- TflMWHi, assessaseiK stock. - - rw ' t"15 1IQ "''w " " v s1 took xs soW b e hrst bowers at a loss 01 oae soiaenaws two onars a share. Rat it b well kaowtt fact that this swok soW a fern toovo raJ mvct t rrw , . . "i . ' two rW ia. an lots t&r iv t snv MW staw - 'W ". arapa SS4 hart tin last to K- ThUp. - Swear cfcaace utowA of not oa the t'ntsrket. oW at par. Shares ia the . vav oa mhkh SS. . has w .,,. - .-- - -- ,- j.,,-- -- t - b at s." itL ;KtitA vf takers markvr sN-- s aa apwar tia..,.,mc oaythias; ac rtmnh a ; lotranoM w. an i1! oik M JW ma4e 1 Miflnhh 'a ?o wte ago at$ HoMers 'wsHler the stock aioa the tro raraabV oa the warket an are Mft Kther iann !thar, w-whtr- for pw-a- wfr H-- tMwK w lanhfr w WW; fMhV, at a o: awft r h, c fat a2?nnwWKJ uS 1JWrir kII J " tv-t- v tWl en w !. wewPa. hlh. CM9V 15 A pott tht !? afc of wiks-w- i vas rft e"?l '. iti i vtes S , Kvi ,viWI fa L ,J""t a ivaHjort raaet n ,11 . a m r. hj at ?i tw tt ! tv w,e'a riMfi -- -- ..-- ; ' !J - V rti- i ns a e v.?vS xNyXs my M lr il,-- . i sSi fh,5. Vv v, ' ... ,ri" . i. .. . n iWWi . fwc ?'' A. ,NW e' , - . k.. - T,VfJ J W(, T 'VV M. t(SVt!J --. 4., - "Sh " v pTTiir.uMt tV - . ii ", TXv Y - Te. "1p.o B.. v hdk v wnn a Sk - 'IVM T'l in ,. x -- . . a. ... T? . K aa v (s " jmt . !nt, ,v a .fr ?'V , aMUMg . n . - ai - "- - - A V' 1r t e It MRr v . L. SwJ. rf " 'T ""' f " t ,. . . Jr6 'H TT S, V-- . Macfarlane Pleased With the Re- - sult-H- ls Stay Is Limited. Cat W. Macfarlane, owner ot the steaashtp OJna, was a passenger OS fcHW . E . O. O. urac4. lac "'!.'" Who seoa te his cottage Ha-M- an at the How, he wore a very satisfied oxaressfoa. aad when asked as to his seotfcaeats on the China case just ended, he that he was most grati-Se- d not awtters had ended so tavora-Me ! t y. Asked regarding the ramor that lo omse of maaoxatioa the China woaW taa Saa Franolsco and Ho-aooaJy. he ranted Aat sueh a. raaxr had heoa sareai ta raadsco, bat as to there heteg aay foaadatlon to swoh a story he coaM say. Mr. ihwerlB theP. M. aa O. & O. S. S. s. wooKL eotae Aroagh oa the Rio jaaetro. hoaad oa a toar of laspeetloa of de varJoos agractes ot the two annate Jn t inrari wl radoohted- - ty he woold be able to aaeok oa the t Aail he here ahoat a lattatsht. -- saw tr. Sdadartaaa. I woaM h- - o that ttate. hat I have sow haahttx to tiaaaaet with Mr. Sohwerla. aad annt ttaarta over aatQ the We e Jaaatea eatahs.' hjfcod ta ot $rtfcta tJWaehaiMat. Mt-- . Iheiartaa ropHed- - fcJast before t oatted apoa the Qtseea. aad darlas tao coarse ot oer coavonattoa. rwaaihtd Aot I hoped to sea her oa vy rotara troaa Memiobala. She that It wis hor lateatk to raaala ta Saa rraaolsco hat a week leacer. at tha aad of whleh thae she woaM prrved Bast, two or three nuas oa the war aaa eadt!t ap at Whshiagftoa. Jollas Pattrer was aot with the tiatea. "Or the FYMay befora hartas the 0!stor of the First rohctogsWoatl tjaarea. or saa Fraaetsea scat aa nt Toe Owofc accoMed tt h was ashed to to ah. Iteoa atcr- - isjc aad leavfac the ehareh ie HhwI-- 1 aatieaal aathete was htayhd The eoa reMafaea ia tah charea alwr rae laoraTaco swnca iwfe over saa ian the pastor or the ehareh. Tottew that irowaa ymwun ar hot toawd TOetBaj htlflpRhhSiie feat nflte to h theaMe A hh owe tkh Vh hjboat lWo hha tw an tha ton. ftaltt wsotr imi car ore thU I ihdlMikt Ah1fcJW1- - nwa k aik. lkv - lk MU k Till) 'wSk Ym ia smam liimv UMiaa uhi ih aaa hit (Ma.clSl k Awa a,kiM.im. t Wtk 1ml w warn a. -- rH't tee Nkv al ae WkWl, Tar . v$ At 9. $t tha GtU. h & Wfc PWMftlltK tw Wihh. w htae tae Xlk nMBm na tvi m siil iwKw n - Utl rfeta a Wapmak. w VATWwt. a ili h. hr the lcaaaa- . ., v ."-.-- " oe?: ninnn " v ixm ta . " --tt, r' t.v.j v(Mia vn want, tm. "- -' - J" , -- m mu a wMt, maa jHar. Kk. aau. ff V& wt.aPT? - , - , fcs - .. . ,tlifc.fci. x W! c" fii - - - a. 11" iar h -- t. ea nwa tjvwai' mm iF 0 ' . tMMtL naifve nm feJlte I'iwhjahtJlE UfB jBba,. jHr t xm. k 'hbk lift ? " pru ot ?2Wi , vbs bm Thtsre arehyttaoa to the fjwww aa ht- N3$ S --t" t'r - ' " ,- tt. 3tti a ivM' - Saa party to sj. ss Thst The rr' last atvtae awe !r( l e,al ot v, v. -- -, tv o v-- 44h&. --s:r Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Falk are ed at the hotel They will leave again for Hawaii on the Kinan Friday. j The will ot Kaleipua Kanoa was pre-- 1 eented tor Probate yesterday. Real es-- j tate S15.0e8; personal Sl,000.JUROCERS A correspondent from Kona writes that Paris and Kamauoha will veryj probahly carry the day at election ; time. ... .... ... . it is rumorea mat, tton. n. 1. r.., jom-- 1 win has several threatening! letters from some person at Xlakawell, ; Kauai. Sport, a periodical published in San Francisco, has a ttaaiataaiwats xaak f r!rtoha7ii&tfiriias; IfeKpltWiiliyilha ae...:' rmakt tW s 'V,ioaK tall-pag- e halftone pletare ot a group of A young man of good appoaraace and fair income desires to make the of a lady aot over 30. Object: Matrimony. Yesterday was the Jewish New Tear. The coHhraUon wHl be continued today. The feast of Turn Klpur will ocear 1 days hence. Mr. G. A. Harker. who comes to to take charge of the science department of the High School, arrived oa the Gaelic last night Ta ealealattae the tine in the wc-- 4B7HaaATT auu af tar .iuuit a o-- v - ond phwe. The Clytle eaaie ia second urr. marke-Aaara- e, register- - property George received Western Honolulu raplied athletes. herweea Ho-nota-lu rt rormerry ot tae - un? nf?v. rTwtriwi, ion la the Jailersi"5 B rogard Dertar the of October, oa acleavtaf;eoaat aa overttock of the New Pro cess gcasotfoe stove Castle Cooke Ltd.. will sell them at cost price. chance tor a haraala. replied Aaother competiUve drill Is looked, tor very soon, aad the vartoas cantatas are becoiotnt aaxions. The vhdtias lit evat of the klad was The nex-oa- e wHl be asore so. WHBa ft. lncin. who has been la Maria Ctrantv. Callforala, ;lhta ala recent Illness, has arrived back la Saa Francisco, and i a meet wtlfc his tahHty at the Palace saMfcy Morauc. Mr, Mrhead and left for Wal shares aaiuUo 0 the 1. A Cnmmlns yester-featl. rhbah JawA I SII9M FlfliB fir H R ma ijattHarhit hi m a. a. raifaanoMUi uAtar. mm INv r"loiht Wa lUIftr 'eajMb.fa. ,vmtmb y atofalht. They were met at the ssaiaer hj a delegation of fronds and h towed In ahundance 'or a whilp Crashes that are hrnshes hire just bm recelvHi hr the Hollistor Drag OHhbahy fiatr, tooth, lather aad eMRhfe bnihe ot all for enalttx and cheapne n- -f "- - to )!' fo Cbinhtteaer of Fraace, Mon VOs-iftcoado-ta- d K rt of th' eruteer IaaWiay-TrouI- n to tha St Coll yfwerdaj inm!- - The k Afwn theoT4Jr te i h tti Saw M s. Oorao aaer on h th" Mas;WZi (um ! P'v.-.r- t win btfth He lUKVu MBOK.ljn 4&k YW. IMKMM.1. rkMte. Tl IMP Jp ua Trifto WMmft h i ot wh cgrti & mm h r'ed ae ? ttt, aunwwii Pe. The hlfcee at ' ? 'BtT',,!i hfn fteHtn NWafm ' WiwMale- - Wkrm t V9 W. KfWSf r Hh) ""f V. tef ll-1- mararwiMifcu- - fe w wmm Tfcitihfcttlii rkA i Mim titi. 4hMHWi Mth n IfHi nnflia !& mftdhA. Wtj e ffiir 1H 1, iV mzm&mk V7,i KwkI h w kmlliC Hwlm : ift m& A 'Aft 3 Ihi T aot ' twt.--i , . mi b. . .. . lA JUL ot sm J qhef ntr?rati ndHlciSLt ntMfKaTwimj i.i!"i ii uvwrm' Hak. re it ww m . rl&.K. iflMia aiia tto ..1 M Mtb. n i n i mbp vmtMit tmk ,m. in tffcal 1 -- . -, Jll I j nS.icJ.e,-,,i t ' , bend for our catalogue. Mailed FREE application. . i- TTMriO 1? -i O O6 Ovs Fort Street, Honolulu H&2S i t ifwiwji ' i m$&w8' 4 ' B mi in - l&W&'fi- .WWN6A mm Plays yonr own selection of tunes. Over UN taaw to lt from THE BEST MTJStC BOX MADE e B&ro jqm a aew invoice Write lor Cata- - Nichols Company Mi SOLE AQBSTS FOR HAWAI- IAN ISLANDS. ll OVK REFVTATrOX F'-- r fine tratrh trwHt l trifff-tpwtf- i; hvt ire ffrA to im-prris the for irflfr tfftty nof tfrf he in tiw, mt Ike rttcf-i- fy offenrHng tMfr titifJies. irhm 0t of ord? fa m awi fiot fir& r-rr- y oftw frnker to rwn fike iMfrh, nftrr frkirh, ' ? M tt frr proper The Co ift ftrwyt rmre to nfr 0, meh trctf-m-- ; ever mnrh hefter tn fti if rktht ffr M m can ass . . . wlti great success ntaaaeeaMat.ff fnr i mw t'Tifowi frork'nff. mr-- hr trh 40fhirfr.rt, fa m (fem firmfm - KfriimfMf .t in ure 8iyws-e- f "J the dress-amkta- g parlors ot prices. ACa, j month ot warm bride repairs. dworiptlons Coaaiaodore td &tH4 mrrM aHk ui.a 1W 4St w r"af! mm "ifir mtr mWlmWk "rak Wm. p. aii'i jUMW J9 - K SK-fiNhJBS- fe?"TSJ5afc r.HBht.aea Co. adMuwRlMr' PutW JpMa lawWPf KJR "JDMWWg"" Pi Kia St. t t." i i
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