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GOSHEN, N. Yn August 25. Fcrdi-:asn- d
P. Karic, who less than a year
ago discharged his wifo and son that
lie might marry Miss Julia JCuttner, his
"soul mate' was separated from her
toitty wbon, on n charge of grievous
assault upon her, ho was committed to
He Orange county jail hero to await
action by tho October grand jury. With
ler month-ol- cliild tho woman left
Monroe about tho time ho was arrested
to go to her mother's homo in New
York. Later, steps looking toward
legal separation nnd a division of his
property will bo taken. Tonight Earlo
is under special guard in tho jail,
Sloriff Albert L. Decker nnd his as-
sistants being fearful ho would destroy
Vtmsclf.
Irlo's nrrcst today was on a war-
rant sworn to ,by Inez T, Borry, a
jjrnttuato mireo who lias been in at-
tendance upon Mrs. Enrle since before
tie birth of her child last month. It
Allows a scries of assaults that date
Trior to tho baby's arrival, which prac-
tically havo been continuous. Accord-fng-t- o
Mrs. Earle, when her baby was
3ess, than a fortnight old, sho was
eoinpclled to loavo her bed and stnnd
or nearly two hours while Earlo lec-
tured licr on her general unworthiness.
Or, other occasions she was beaten
about tho bead, face and body until
tho services of a physician wero neces-
sary.
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MRS. COUMTER DEAD.
Mis. Counter, wifo of W. R. Counter,
tho jewclor, died yesterday morning at
"t o'clock o heart fuiluro. The funeral
aril Uko placo at 3 o'clock this after- -
ayun .ironi mo rcsiuuucu uu amau
street, near Luimlilo street. Mrs, Coun-
ter lias not been well for tsomo time,
sad recontly spent a couplo of weeks
ia the country lor luo ucnoui or. jut
liralth. On Saturday she was about as
usual, but during tho night was takon
ill. Mrs. Counter was Canadian born,
and was about SU jcars of age,
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DIED.
CTJLLEN At his residence, Waiahole,
Soptcmber 5, 1908, Syhestcr Cullen,
aged 80 years.
COUNTER In Honolulu, September 0,
1008, Mrs. M. It. Counter, a native
cf Dundas, Ontario, Cannda,
Tno funeral will taKO piaco ai mrcc
o'clock this afternoon from the family
residence, 728 Klnau (Btreet, near Ala
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FROM MEXICO.
Tho following parngraph was clipped
Srun tho "El Sol," n newspaper at
3JemoBillo, Mexico, it being n part of
ai biter to the publisher from ajfriend:
"Ob- - ay last trip to my properties on
tUo- - inratier, my beast fell with mo
to the ground; wounding mo badly, but
by a ehaneo provision I had brought
in my valisa a flask of Chamberlain's
Fain Balm, and after using it I was
aide to continue my journey the fol-
lowing day as if nothing had happened.
1 never Uro of praislnc this popular
liniment or of recommending it." For
sale by Btnson, Bmith it Co., Ltd.,
acnta for the Hawaiian Iilandi.
t ir w n up e w ar v
MARINE REPORT.
'tntr ap-p-a- ir air w ar w w
(From 8an Francisco HercbuU
Friday, September I.
Pan Francisco Arrjved, Sept 3, I'.
M. S. 8. Moncolin. hence Auc. 28.
Honolulu Arrived, Hr. 8. 8. Ilford,
from Astoria, passed tno port steering
to southward, reporting "All well."
Saturday, September C.
Brisbane Sailed, Sept. i, S. S.
for Honolulu.
San Francisco Arrived, Sept. C, S.
Virginian, from Salina Cruz. Sail-
ed, Sept. C, S. S. Alameda, for Hono-lulu- ;
U. S. A. T. Unfold, for Honolulu.
Hilo Failed, Sept, 4, schr. Mlnnio A.
Cnine, for Sound. in
PORT OF HONOLULU.
arrived.
Friday, September J.
T. K. K. R. S. Hniigkong-Mar- Fil-me-
from San Francisco, 2 p. in.
V. S. A. T. Tliomns, from Manila,
via Nngasnki, 0:30 n. in.
Str. Jlclcnc, Nelson, from Hawaii,
4:47 n. m.
Str. Kc An Hon, Mitchell, from Ka-
uai, a. m.
Hr. S. S. Romford, from Newcastle,
a. in.
Saturday, September 5.
Str. Mnunn Km, from Hllo and wny in
peats, 7NU n. in.
Str. liiKCIIlie, iN.iopaia, irum muu-lihi- l,
n. in.
Str. Noenn, Mitchell, from Kona, G:lo
m.
Sunday, September 0.
Str. Miknhala, Tullett, from Mololtai
ports, a. in.
Str. w. u. linn, inompon, irum nu-
lla! ports, a. m.
DEPARTED.
Str. Klnau, Gregory, for Knual ports,
I- - "i- -
T. K. K. S. S. Hongkong Maru, J
for tlio Orient, 10 p. in.
Str. Claudlne, for Lnhainn and ll'lo,
p. m.
U. S. A. T. Thomas, for San Fran-
cisco, 5 p. m.
Str. Mnunn Ken, for Hilo (Elks' vol-
cano excursion), 3:15 p. in.
Saturday, September 5.
A.-H- . S. S. Texan, Hall, for Kahulul,
p. m.
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.
For T. K. K. S. S. Hongkong Mnm,
from San Francisco, September 4. For
Honolnlu: Lieut. W. 11. Vnn Aukcn,
U. S. A. Tor Yokohama: Dr, U 11.
Iioonliolm, Jliss G. Loenholm, II. 11.
Mnnwnring, Mrs. JI. F. Mnmvnring,
Miss Gladys Manwnring, K. Shiba, M.
Tokicda. "ror Kobe: II. Itennult. Tor
Slianghai: Uev. John A. Gere Shipley,
Mrs. John A. Gero Shipley. Miss Alico
C. Shinier, Master James Lester Ship
ley, 'Master Jeromo W. Shipley. For
Ilonckone: .Mariano liilicuo, unrroil u,
Hush, H. F. Carter, Charles S. Fandois,
Francis Delgado, C. E. Ferguson, Mrs.
C. E. Ferguson and inlnnt, K. M.. Hop- -
lIns, Mrs. K. M. Hppkins, Adolf Lange,
Mrs. dolf Lnnge, Miss Ida F. Meyer,
rrancis W. Sheridan.
Per str. Ko Au Hon, from Kauai,
September 4. Alfred Edward, Master
Waltor Scott; 4 deck.
Per str. Mauna Kea, from Hilo and
way ports, September C. II. .Bond, II.
Hind, V. Hind, Mrs. M. Taylor, Miss
L. Tullocli, Miss M. Tulloch, Miss V.
Austin, 3Irs. & Olding, .Master II. ow-
ing, Miss M. Terry, F. n. Burcli, John
Hall, D. B. Maconachie, Mrs. J. Guild,
A, Guild, Miss A. Guild, Master 11.
Guild, Dr. W. James, Mrs. D. Watt,
Miss M. Watt, Master John Watt, John
Natwi, Choy Gin, J. Hussey, Master T.
Watcrhouse, Miss K. Watcrbouse, Mrs.
F. T. Watcrhouse, Miss V. Iiickard,
Miss G. Iiickard, Miss Whitford, Miss
L. Cameron, Miss A. Lennox, Mrs. J.
O. Young, Master A. Young, Muster
D. Young, Miss C. Young, A. B. Lind-
say, J. Catlicart, Mrs, J. Cathcart, Mus-
ter A. Long, John S. Iiickard, W.
Miss M. Vrcdcnbcrg, Master
E. Vredenborg, Miss E. Long, Row U,
S. Kim, Miss M. Williams, Jliss II. K.
Notloy, Miss F. Cliesebro, T. A. Ilacm-ish- ,
W, Waggoner, Miss M. Nnopala,
II. von Holt, Mrs. II. Chong and in-
fant, Miss Ho Sing, Mrs. Hooleia, Mrs.
J. Kahaawinui and Infant, B. O. Clark,
Geo. R. Ewnrt, J. F. Cooke, E. Battele,
Dr. J. 11. Raymond, W. Loughcr, Mrs.
W. Loughcr, Miss M. Taylor, W. Han-
sen, A. Taylor, D. B. Murdoch, Mrs.
Murdoch, Master Sv. Murdoch, Master
L. Murdoch, Miss D. Engle, W. yon
Seggen, Dr. V. O. Heisor, F. W. Pease,
E. Longer, Ah Yick, Miss A. Gibb,
Master S. Hindi, J. A. MncLean, Dr,
It. W. Anderson, Miss M. E. lnglis,
Miss A. Mncfarlaiie, Mrs. F. Mncfar-lane- ,
Mrs. II. R. Macfarlane, Jr.; F.
Sllvestn, Miss J. E. Johnson, Miss E.
Miller, Mrs. D. G. May, Miss Sprinks,
V. W. Williams, H. West, S. 11. .lakins,
Jon Aionn, Miss G. Jakins, Miss A.
Low, Capt. C. W. Otwell, R. K. Bonine,
Geo. Willfong, W, Desha, Jack Guard,
R. Lucas, II. Shipmnn, Mrs. Thos. Cnok
nnd child, Master K. Conk, Miss 'L.
Cook nnd maid, MaBter S. Matsu, Miss
M. Titcombe, Miss Y. Kamaiopili, Mls-
A. Syla, iliss A. Mundon, Miss
E. Hellbush, Master II. Hell-bus-
8. Lnlakea, J, T. Leach, Joe
Irwin, It. Ross, F. L. Webster, C, M.
L. Watson, M. M. Grnlmm, Miss JC.
Mclntyrc, Miss Lyons, Dr. Sinclair,
Mrs. Sinclair, Miss Sinclair, Master .1,
Moir, Master G. Molr, John T. Moir,
Miss F. Moir, Miss L. Moir, Miss R.
Macy, C. O. Smith, Miss C. Shlpman,
Miss M. Tlnirston, Miss Shlpman, D.
F. Thrum, Mrs. Thrum, Miss Thrum,
8. M. Knnakanui, Mrs. Kanakanui,
Master Knuiikauul and servant, Mrs.
M. P. Cnnnrio, Miss T. Ducker, Miss
Maby, Miss M. Johnson, Miss A. Aho-on-
II. E. Bcasely, Manucln, Master
It. Kong Tong, A. M. Boylo, Miss E.
Oilibs, E. Gibbs, Miss L. Sharrat, Miss
A. Bond, Miss M. Hind, Miss D. Tny- -
lor, D. Kamaiopili, A. W. Low, Master
W. Parish, Ah Sue, J. F. Silva, Mastr
J. F. Silvn, O. IT. Sweciey, Master G,
II. Dunn, J. 1'. coouo'a servants (U).
Por str. Likclike, from Pnauhau, Sep-
tember B. Miss E. Lidgato, Miss D.
Lidgnte, W. Lidgate, R. K. Askow.
Per str. Noeau, from Kona, Septem
ber 5.-- -J. Muller, Mrs. Mullcr, J.
Kuhns.
Per str. Mlkahala, from Maul and
Molokai ports, Sept. . Chat. Qai
Mrs. Gay, Amelia Gay, Elsie Gay, My
Gay, Lawrence Gay, R. Gay, Nanl Giy,
IF, J. Hare, Mrs. Kaaua, Miss Pihl, K.
THE FREAR
RECEPTION
A
(Continued from Face One.)
Upon the laivn, ivhero many avallpd
themselves of the opportunity to play
bowls, fruit punch was served, Mrs.
Clifford Kimball ladling. An usual tno
guests availed themselves of tho oppor-
tunity to look through tho houso up-
stairs and down, for it is a two typo
of tho colonial home, and under tho
shnda of tho great spreading algaroba
branches, was invitingly cool.
There wcro many attractive frocks
evidence, modified directoiro gowns
being shown to ndvnntagc. Ono of tho
most fetching of this stylo rras that
worn by Mrs. Itobertson, wifo of Com-
mander Hobcrtsnn. Hors'wns a cham-
pagne colored princcsso gown with
panels of Dresden satin, with a dark
bluo directoiro hat. Mrs. E. D. Tcnncy v,
looked attractlro in a larendcr and 'em-
broidered linen gown with lavender
hat nnd veil. Mrs. Frcar was becom-
ingly gowned in dotted muslin, and
Mrs. Swlnburno nnd JMrs.'Rccs, both
commandingly tall and handsome, woro
white. Among others assisting were
Mr. and Mrs. Mott-Smit- Judgo nnd
Mrs. Ballon, Captain and Mrs. Moses,
Dr. and Sirs. Langhornc, Judgo Lind-
say, Judge and Mrs. Whitney, Mr. and
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Mr. nnd Mrs. Gart-le-
Mrs. Philip Frcar, Mrs. Kingsbury,
Mrs. H. McK. Hnrrison, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Lewis, Mrs. Upham, Mrs. Robertson,
Mrs. Harry Baldwin, Mr. nnd Mts.
Kimball, Miss Charlotte Hall, Miss
Linda Schaofcr, Miss Margaret Pqtcr-son- ,
Miss Alice Roth, Miss Faty, Miss
Hnrtwoll, Miss Sturgeon and Miss a
Kathcrinc Goodnlc.
PETTY OFFICERS
(Continued from Pu:e One.)
of the Second Division, Com-
mandant of tho Honolulu Naval Sta-
tion, Btaflofl!ccrs, commanding officers,
first nnd sqcond divisions, commanding
officers of tho first and second torpedo
boat flotillas, wardroom officers, junior
officers, warrant officers, collier officers,
and, lastly, tho guests. Thoso in chargo
were: i
President S. G. Chapman, Mary-
land; Secretary J. W. Davidson, Hop
kins; Treasurer W. H.i Bush, West
Virginia. f '-
Floor Directors T. .7. Shea, Mary,
land; R. II. Bush, Truxtun; C. H.'MAir
phy, Freble. v.
Reception Commlttec E. V. Amma- -
toyn, Pennsylvania; A. Wachlin, South
Dakota; J. AcutT, Tenaesseo; J.Treinpr,
Washington; W. A. Zeliar, Whipple. u
White,. D. K. White, II. R. Hitchco.ik.
J. V. C. Hitchcock, R. H Hitchcock,
fj. iv. Mrs. 1'iicao, .Master l'ikno,
Miss Opunul, Miss M. L. Plimpton,
Miss Plimpton, Jns. Munroc, Miss N.
Meyer and 25 deck.
Per str. W. G. Hall, from Kauai
ports, Sept. 0. A. 8. Wilcox, Mrs. Wi!
cox, Miss E. Miss K. and Master Allen
Wilcox, It. W. T. Purvis, Mrs. Purvis,
Miss Purvis, E. Lovcll nnd son, Mas-
ters F., M. nnd J. Fernantlcz and Dover-ill- ,
E. Malcum, Mrs. "McKinnon, Miss
Mary Joaes, Miss O. Low, Miss Clara
D. Low. Miss E. Rice, Mrs. A. II. Rice,
Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Gartley and four chil-
dren, Geo. Kluegel, F. Stlllman, Miss
L. Webber, J. II. Coney, Win. A. Conoy,
Omura, Leo Yet Fun. C. K. Amana, D.
Frnsor, Miss Jacobsen, Mrs. Mannsc,
Airs. ,l. Jv. Hart and daughter, --Miss
Omsted, J. K. Knulukou, Mrs. Chris-
tian, Masters Christian (2), M. R. Jar- -
din, PauidoBrettoville, Miss doBrctte- -
ville, K. C. Aliana, Miss Ochiwatse,
Masters E. Lovcll and Muhara, Fern,
Ilamamoto and 40 deck.
Doparted.
Per T, K. K. S. S. Hongkong Mam,
for Yokohama, September 4. Miss
Graco Robortson, Miss Sanderson, Miss
D. Hnrtwoll, Chas. Coy.
Per str. Claudine, for Maui and Ha-
waii ports, September 4, Akana I.ii-H- i,
Dr. Henry Hayes, J. F. 0. Abel,
Mrs. A. T. Androws, Mrs. Clara Mas-se- r,
Mrs. David Kuanoni, Miss Ada
Mutch, Leo Konloy, A. Lonisson, Rev.
i;. H. Turner nnd wile, U. waggon,
E. C. Wilcox, E. P. Chapin, A. A. Wil
son. Mrs. W. T. Bell, Mrs. U. S. Nicoll,
A. It. tinrroy, A. llnnobcrg, Histor Hoi-on-
Julia Lee, Mary Lee, Miss Ade-
laide Ward and friend, R. A. Wads-wprtl- i,
Chas. Mnskc, James Fautoni
nnd wife, Miss Elizabeth Ting nnd
child, Moses Knuhimnhu, C. Mc-
Laughlin, O. G. Soong, Brother Trank.
Per str. Mnunn Kea, for Hilo (Elks'
excursion to volcano), Septcmbor if.
Miss M. K. Olson, Miss McCnbe, Miss
P. L. Rose, Mrs. J. T. Keppler, Mrs.
L. M, Gray, Miss M. Colmnn, W. J,.
Lent, Mrs. W, J. Lent, uss 31. k.
French, Miss M, Reed, Chas. Barllctt,
Mrs. Clins. Bartlctt, Miss E. do la Nux,
Miss M. E. Leslie, Miss A. Sparrowe,
Miss li. WMtbeck, 11. H. bimpson, E.
C. Rhodes. W. 11. Gill, A. B. Clark, Y.
Muto, J, ttnwano, i Nnila, M. utsuka,
Lieut. G. C. Bowen, A. It. Gurrcy, A,
A. Ebcrsole, E. J. Reece, A. M.
Schmidt, M. II. Perry, das. Wlnne,
John AmoVi Jns. H. Fiddes, W. J.
Cooper. F. C, Watorbury, 0. II. Hub-tac-
W. Sproulo, M. Itose, K. W.
Wheeler, llollciimicr, R, A. Woodward,
Mrs. R. A. Woodward, Mr, and Mrs. J.
A, Gorman, Mrs. F, B. McCnllum, Miss
L. Ooiding, II. C. Easton, E. J. Lord,
J. T. McCrosbon, H. S. Hopkins, F. B.
Thompson, F. M. Lewis, Miss A.
Jlrs. W. Campbell, Master
Campbell, Mrs. Bucklaud, Gcorgo C.
lleckley, H. W. Shingle, 8. Lowroy, F.
Lowrey, Mrs. D. Dudley, Miss M. 'F.
l.nngerln, J;, mean, J. Auaaie, v,
Lnppe, C. E. Edmunds, DA Cartwright,
J'.; R. Gosling, J. Finney, 8. E. Wil-ur-
E. B. Loomis, W. J. Knrratti, Mrs.
W. .1. Karrattl, Tom May, W. T.Chbng;
J. Fukano, Y, Kato, Miss Tokie Mia-inot-
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BLUEJACKET CUNNINGIIAM:
A former Honolulu boy, who enlisted tho navy a year ago, and is
now aboard tho U.
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v,i uiu u. cruiser Pennsylvania is.ucmcrit mars entered acainst him. lis
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young Honolulu boy, who has been
with tlin Vnvv fnr nbnnf n vnnr Tim .
ii .it.ii tt
yu..B iciiow ueciueu a year ago mat
nn onlistniPTlt tn thn ATtivv wn nlnnf
tno best thing lor him, and ho was
taken on nt the local Naval Station,
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...,u uu io '' Ji....u. j,u mn iiu,J
apprenticeship and was drafted for tho
Pcnnsyhania. The young man, whose
name is to. Lunnincliam. came asliore
tho other day, with leavo of absence I
extended particularly lor him by his
commanding officer. He has had ho
REPUBLICAN
GAMPACNERS
(Continued 1 rfm Page Ono.)
Island of lOnhii yet, and it is baid has
no real desiro to tako a trip.
Anderson for Clerk.
John C. Anderson, a teacher, and
woll known in football and general
athlotic circles, believes he is up against
n hard proposition, when he finds him-
self in tho raco for County Clerk on
the Democratic ticket. Anderson, while
acknowledging that ho is being pressed
to run, knows that in opposing D.
Jr., the incumbent of
the office, ho will go against a fa-
vorite Hawaiian. Yet the Democrats
must put up a man, nnd John is will-
ing to make tho test, or sacrifice, as
tho case may be.
Wise Is Sure.
John Wise is suro ho will get tho
nomination for Sheriff: on the Itcpub-lica- n
ticket. John talks as if ho had
tho cards all stacked and was to bo tho
dealer. And, in this respect, it is
said, that tho First Precinct of the
Fourth District is preparing to mako
Drown tho candidate if thoy can force
him on to tho convention. Brown is
uot a convention 'delegate, but tho first
precinct, whero ho resides, is said to
bo determined that ho snail run again
for tho Shrievalty, Brown, on tho otlior
hand, claims that ho is not in tho raco,
and his friends say so, but tlicro aro
others who say that Brown has his
lightning rod up.
Aleck Is on Fence.
Aleck Nicholas, who was badly de-
feated iu tho Pauoa precinct Saturday,
and who declared that ho quit tho
party then and there and
would go into the Democratic party,
is not quite so sure today that ho will
quit. His friend Henry Vina has al-
ready tired of tho Domocratie party,
although ho only deserted tho Repub-
lican ranks a few months ago, nml that
innyMio ono reason why Aleck has again
changed his mind. Aleck has no rea-
son for his chance of party, except that
lie declares ho was jobbed in Pauoa
by tho Boothites. He says they used
uudorhand politics that is, of courbc,
they beat Aleck at his own gnme, and,
naturully, Aleck is sore.
Lucas Controls Irish Vote.
Lucas gained moro than one victory
on Saturday. Ho is said to have cor- -
ruled tho entire Irish vote and will
mako it worth his while in the con
vention. Tho wholo Lucas family was
elected, comprising Charles Lucas,
Georgo Lucas, Willie" Lucas, Albort
Lucas, and last but not least, Jack
himself. And Tommy says, as a Dem-
ocrat, he won't vote against Jnck.
Rival "Mayor" Figures,
Both Lucas and Hustnco claim ma-
jorities for tho Republican convention,
uud the following figures from tho town
products linyo been compiled to bIiow
that each is correct:
LUCAS LIST.
g
Precinct.
7
8
0
0
4
10
11
fj
12
5
il3 5
-
Total ,,..,25 35 2
jf jOjO jp JO 0
in
a.
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fe
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t.
r,
t.
,
i
S. S, Pennsylvania. r.
ci-.- . cc
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personal conduct being excellent. The
avy pay has given him a desire to
ChlM mnnntr nml 1. t u u. it. ..
u imniuY .mu iiu is uuw uiu iijasessor
of . bauk a.nilnt. tha BMinn
nt,. cn:..rt r- - i.!- - . - , ,
w8a iium ul3 uul.a ils a uiue -
jacKet. in his natty sailor uniform,
iyun Cunningham presents a picture
" j"oji vuuui; jiiutirican sauor. no
.'.!. t.. ll .
cOly. and on his return from Samoi ex- -
pects to enjoy further leave, which will
uo Ins last lor ho then return tn flm
Coast and will have to put in hard
licks for of his term of
enlistment.
HUSTACE LIST.
a
Precinct.
.
7
8 2
:
0 10
10 3
11 0
12 12 f j
13 3
J
Total 41 12
Four delegates are classed as doubt- -
ful.
TWifM,
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,.M.
" The results of the election in tho
tranco to the County coavention as
dclegntcs. The delegates elected wero
.,,,.
,a .v..
Territorial Convention David K.
Bent, 77; Chas. II. Dickey, 77; S. L.
Keknmano, 77; Kuala wa, 77.
County and District Conventions
Chns. Clark, 48: Willie Crawford, 09:
Sam Kahuhu, 25; Chas. Kanekoa, 50;
Gcorgo Kaolopa, 50; W. II. Kea we,
42; Bernard Kelekolio, 32; Jas. Kuliko,
47; S. Pahia MaieIua,5S; Peter Makia,
4U; s. k.. Maloi, 4U; uuns. upunui, 03;
A. K. Vierra, 44.
T). 1 T.rAln1.nltn ll.rt t(T).. "l -
tor." was elected, and Willie Kwai
u.
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feited
Fifth Precinct, Fifth District.
me resuir. or tun elections at. ura
Pavilion vas as follows:
Territorial Tom O'Dowda.
County D. Douglas, Jose Fernandez,
Geo. F. RentoriyP. A. Swift.
Results on Kauai.
The precinct nominations on Kauai
and probable delegates to the Iicpubli- -
can Territorial Convention aro told of
in the Garden Island as follows:
Tho several Republican i.reciuct
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wu"w i Z VX1 .. SZ
to the Territorial and the Coui,tyo- -
ventions were named. In seVeral of
JZLl'JL
.
'8 L"ft,d:
k.
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lore can no conuaercu fcu - . u
others there are comnetitors for the
linnnr n rnnrKiinh thn tiriPlnpt. find
lUOr G.UU U l..B.U.KjUUV UD
ascertained until aftir the meetings
tonight nt which tbo actual election
will take place. - - . ...
Tho delegates so far known to
?;
Kekalia-TorrltQ- rial, A. V. Ivnudseu.
Wa mea Torritorial, V. O. Ctowell.
Wahlawa Territorial, Y. D. Mc- -
Ury?. . , , . .. .,,,, t
ijiiiuo Territorial, a. u. inns, jns.
S. Kaiwi and Wm, Henry Rice.
Ilnnaloi Territorial, not known.
yva lur un cuu uc usc.-iiiiui;- uut
two precincts discussed sending their
delegates to the convention under spe- -
cml instructions. At Makawcll sev- -
eral proposals regarding tue piattorm
io ue jurraou cuuib up, inn. houo ui
llieiu were mcccjhcu uj iw mui no u
whole. At Wablawa tho Republicans
unanimously deemed to instruct their
cieiegaics to use an lueir onueavor .
induce Chas A. Rice to aga n accept
tho nomination as Representative to
tbe Legislature,
Politics on Molokai.
The Democrats on Molokai havo se
lected their Countv officers, supervisors
land deputy aheriflf. 'For supervisor
they have selected tne present deputy
sheriff. Paia Nakl, who has the sup- -
Ipprt, it is said, of the district mngls, -
ftrnte.
'
lor deputy snerin, is, n.. wuvau
chelle, a turncoat Republican, who has
recently been running the Pukoo Sa- -
loon, has been chosen.
For. member of the lower houso of
the Legislature the Democrats bnve
chosen S. K. Kekoowal. The Republl.
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A BROKEN-DOW- N 8V8TJ
This li a condition (ordAeasel towhtehl
trive manr names, bnt which few of themil
vnJertUnd. ItUiimpIyweikness abreikll
at It were, of tbn vital forrrs that sustain tltfl
trra No matter what mav be its causae (fnrQ
are almost number less 1. Its Itwo torn aremucn
same; the toot prominent being sleeplctsnn
teni of nrostiation or wenrfnrn. denressiori
tnlrtts and want ol enrrirr for alt tbe crdina
affairs of hfp. Nwt what atpoertsabt oluteW essenl
liai in an sucn casein jircrnvfra t trai$rjiatf- -
VITAL STRENGTHS ENERGY
td throw off these morbid feelltic,and eaperienctf
jtoes tnatat nigni succeeutvuteuay tbit may ci
more certain') secureu uy a courro oi
THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY
THERAPIONN0.3J
ttian by any other innKn rnmbltixtirin. R.i lurrlf 1
A it . UKP In accordant iilh. ,lhp printed I
dirt'ctirtni :orunanlni? li, will me tratlrrra I
h alth be rrtorrd.
THE EXPIRING LAMP OF LIFE
LIGHTED UP AFRESH.
and a new exutenc Imparted in place of what
hal colaUh' worn-ou- t. 'ifd BptV and
ala)et. This wonderful medicament fr pUrely
frtible and fnnocuoui, li agreeable to tbe taste
suitable for all conttituttons and coriditi0n( fa
either x i and It U difficult la Iraigitift a case of
disease nrdran;emr,ntt wboac main features aro
those of debility, that will not be speedily and
permanently benefitwl by this necrfaUing
essence, which It destined to cast .into
nblUion everything that had preceded it forth!
widespreadandnumerousclastof human ailments.
TrdERAPIpN.': England.
2 9 per packet. Purchasers should see that tbe word
'TilEttAnos appears on Ilritlsh Qosernrocnt
Sump in white fetters on a red ground) affiaed
to c ery package by order of His Majesty's Hon.
misstoneTS, ana without which It is a forgery.
LOCAL BREVITIES.'
(From Saturday's Advertiser.) ,
Irs. Afniltrnsn flrnli.lm lin mil,,.,,.
ed from thb Coast mucli improved in
health.
Legislation in the interest of bettor
live stock transpoftntioiNn the Islands
is projioscii. iiio uoaru oi Agricurmrjyi
and Forestry havo given considKfrofpl
nrnshlnrntlnn it tin, mnttnr. HAaftuWd
General Cnlvin DoWitt. whose
was announced by cable a day ol
nco. was father-in-la- of Dr.
chard, who waslon duty at Campl
Kinley, nnd he lived hero ilurlil
part "- - Dr. Blancbard's service
Tho Homo Rulers yesterday pre
nil n unlit nn tn
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to excue Charles K. Nntley, presid.
of the Home Rulo nartr. fr.vn fnrr'
. . n.
snrvipr ns n. inror in rim umr.-- tn
f- - wIT-;,"- . 7 ..i ' tU, ,
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Y.i
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' atrcna tne various counrv convenui:
of the party,
I r. Ricks" 1
sirucior oi
r r.U .!..U. .! r
chanic Arts. He has been an engineci
iq the Department of Fublic Works
under Sunerintendent Jlnrston Cau,n- -
bell. He is a graduate of p. (jerniani'
univcrsltv and served thrco years in'
It., ynnnnnr Cnrn, nf flirt Unrnifin
of prospective students surveying tho
Army. He is how in charge of a party
grounds oi'tho now institution.
(From Mondav's Advertiser.)
The fire at the 'Honomu landing the
other day was due to spont&rie'&tis both- -
bustton from tho lime winch was
stored in the. warehouse,
', Cecil Brown and F. A.'Schncfer, a(J- -i
ministrators of the estnto of the lato
August Dreicr, have petitioned to bo
allowed to pny tho widow a reasonable
sum for the maintenance of "Ulu- -
lani," the old home. ,
Tom nnd Charlie Dow, sons 'of Mr.
itllU .U13. XI. Atl. Juu,( huw luimviin
lived in Hqnolulu, wero members o'
jibe Stnto cavalry which was sent from
C'li:aK0 tn. Springfield at the time ot
ltjie rnc(J notg (UcrCi
An nnreoment was reached lietwee
Aitornoy-Gonora- l Hcmonwny and Wl
A. Kinney, representing the WailuHl
oucar loiiipany, yesiuruuy, uy wjijv
a temporary injunction is to be issue
restraining tho Territory from takin
moro water from Iao Volley than it i:
now taking or from making anv add!
tions to tho Wailuku waterworks sys
torn, until a final hearing in tho suit
that has been brought by tho Wailuku
Company to dotermino 'the exten of
tho Territory's rights in this water. I
,
0N WINDWARD OAHTJ,
I
'
H.AUULA' . Soptoniber 7. JoshiS
lucKor, becrctary to tlie l.and t'omniisl
siotior, arrived here last Saturday, halo!
u"a lierty- - Ho looked over all tho
homestead lands before taking his do
panure mo ionowing day.
i Mrs. McKeuzie, the newly appointed
' assistant teacher at llauula, arrived
last Thursday.
I D. F. McGregor's houso, which is
I being built on ono of the homestead
lV" bV?.1,le,led ,tllls ,w?ok: Th!a
10 m uis
"",';
""nlt '''?, l1Slt horo,ll,,1,M wh,.e'1
' 1C0
no,tm,Pro el J,W, Jin
It"": 1,,u "wuerotuio lot, JUrs. Mc- -
uregor, agrees with Him, and sho has
uon.i.-u- , Mr. Tucker iu have iiio covorut
ment take back about fivo or six acred
th Ban
8 elsewhere, It isPal
o to havo anyone pay over sixty
dollars an ttuiu for oucii sun. mo an x
prdlsors themselves will not give ten
in - .. ., . . t
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f twollty (l0l0r8 ncrf
Ti., itinn nt .im.i. f , m
ritorinl and County conventions held
at Hauula Soptomber C, 1008, was
,.iaHai xvilh ,, ,,,,' ,,',,, .
'
Deputy Sheriff Naono's residence,
whero somo allons of wJne flowed;
Words wero passed that tho said elec- -
tion .,. n f,,,i. it u r,. iiv.iv
"in a now election will be declared in
timt precinct.
,
v Three Chlncso girls born, in Aro
iCa. ana who linvn nlu'nva liml omit
whites, have bepn rnfur.nd fhn nvK-li-n
0f attending a school whoro whil
children attend, by tho San FrancisS
Boajd of Educntion. They are t1
quired to go to tUo school provided 10
UnentBlfl.
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can for gupcrvlsor wi b,
T T j, th tncnmbt There
nro two' aspirants for the deputy sher
iffship. I). K. line, the present jailor
nt Pukoo, and J, 11. Mahoe, a former
deputy sheriff, would like the job.
il is said that tbo recent' visit of
Link McCundless failed to arouse nnv
interest, and tho feeling Is said to be
in tavor or rrlnce liulilo. Rather
than take any chances on an unknown
quantity like Link, tho voters seem 'to
feel that it is hotter to keep tho Prince
in omce,
Just at presant M'olokal is witbont a
prosecuting official in tho District
Court. County Attorney Kalua has
called in tho commission held by the
deputy sheriff and has po far selected
no successor.