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HONOLULU H I WEDNESDAY -- IUNE 7 1899mmi9timtLTVt m

DRIYFUS WINS

Prosldunt Bonupru Decides m Favorof a Re hearing Dreyfus is Considorod Iiinocont and EsterhazyGuilty

Paius May 29 After argumentAl Ballot do Beaupro reviewed tbojudicial history of the case nnd saidit now rested with the court to prououuoe judgtuetit He upheld thestaleuiont that there was sufficientpresumption that doubts and errorsexiBled and that thoy justified a revirion of the case Flo had ox ami tiedthe different oaos iu whii h thecourt could anuul a sentence with ¬

out retrial and paid thai iu his opin-ion

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tlm court ought not 4o ontiMderthe idea uf annulling the seutonuebut should only consider a revisionof it

The revision he contended wasimperative and iu support of hisstateuiotit he rehearsed the fnitn onwhich the application for a revisionwas based among which heiucludedthe culpable machinations of Henryand Du Puty do 01am against Dreyfustboir outrageous schemes to forcethe baud of the Minister of Warand oblige him to prosocuto Drey ¬

fus and the conviuciug effects oftheir depositions on the court martial

After reading M Alotuards defense uhich concluded by maintain ¬

ing that the material evidence ofthe bordereau and the moral ovidunce cropping out during the iuquiry pointed not to Dreyfus but toEstorhazy as the culprit AL Ballotde Beaupro dealt with the questionof motive He read tho police re-

ports¬

furnished by Al Guene thodetectiw all unfavorable to Dryfus ami reports of the Prefect urn ufPolice pointing out there had beena confusion of Dreyfus with othersof the Batno name who had beenmixed up with gambling and dis-

reputable¬

female associates Thelatter reports were not produod atthe trial iu 1891

M Ballot do Buaupro then point-ed

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oit that Dreyfus could not haveacted as a traitor from anger or disappointment as he hud the finestprospects of an excellent militarycareer On the other hand Esterhazy tho report alleged was asoldior of fortuue always beggingfrom the money lenders

Continuing tho report refers toletters written by Esterhazy abusingFrance and the French this pro-ducing

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a deep impression upon theaudience He referred to tho letterwritten by Esterhazy to BaronRothschild dated June 21 1894 totho effect that if his application formoney was refused he would haveno resource but to kill his familyand then to commit suicide Suehsaid tho report was Esterhazyslanguage on tho eve of the datewhen the bordereau was placedThe inference to bo drawn was thatEsterhazy sought in treason re-

sources¬

necessary to carry on a lifeof dissipation

At this point with the evidentapproval of all who listened M Bal-

lot¬

do Beaupro quoted from AI

Alornards statement as followsAlthough justice has been rendered

more or loss impotent with regardto Esterhazy by the letters acquit-tal

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of being tho author of the borde-reau

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it is none tho less tho duty ofthe Supreme Court to restore libertyto an innocent man unjustly con-

demned¬

Prior to the adjournment AI Bal-lot

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do Beaupro read a letter fromthe British general Talbot who in1894 was attached to tho BritishEmbassy in Paris rectifying the de-position

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of General Alarquis de Gallifot This letter reached Al Alazoau through diplomatic channelsIn it General Talbot said that Alar-quis

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de Gallifet had misinterpretedhis Talbots words as ho had neverhad personal relations with Ester ¬

hazy in the way of espionage huthad simply heard that Esterhazyacharacter was knowu to the foreignmilitary attaches

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A Special Bargain Salo in all De¬

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At Garden Lane No 9 cleanlyfurnished front room for rent For agentleman only

FIFTEENTH ANuDAL MEKriHii

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Hawaiian Jockey Club

JURE 10 AND 12 1899

OFFICIAL PROGRAM

Raoi s begin at 2 pm promptlyon Saturday the 10th and at 10 amon Aloud iy the 12th

Races Jrnia 10 18991 E O BALL RONS TRO-

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Bicycle Race2 KAAIEHAAIEHA CUP

S100 added one half mile dashMaiden Race

3 OUPS1B0 added one half mile dashtree for nil

1 KALAKAUA CUP150 added five eights mile dafh

Hawaiian bred5 ROSITA CUP

200 added ono mile dash freefor all S50 added if record isbroken

G MERCHANTS CUP150 three minute harness 2

in 3

5 OCEANIC S S COS CUP150 added three fourths mile

dash Hawaiian bred8 HAWAIIAN JOCKEY CLUB

CUPOne half mile dash harnessUrentlemanH Driving Race

Races Jime 12 1899

1 PACIFIC CYCLE MFGCOS TROPHY

Bicyelo Race2 UNION FEED COS CUP

150 added one half mile dash freefor all To be won twice

3 AIANA CUP150 added five eighths mile dash

free for all4 IRWIN CUP

150 added one milo dash Hawaiianbred To be won twice

5 HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE CUP

250 added trotting and paoiugfree for all 2 in 8

6 WAIKAPU CUP150 added three fourths mile daBh

free for all7 KAPIOLANI PARK PURSE

150 added trotting and daoing 2in 3 224

8 CRITERION CUP150 added one and one fourth

mile dash free for all9 HAWAIIAN JOCKEY CLUB

CUPOuo half milo dash gentlemans rid-

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race

Al entries are to bo made with thoSecretary before 2 oolook Wednes ¬

day June 7 1899 Entrance fees tobe 10 peroout of purse uuloss other-wise

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specifiedAll raeo3 to be run or trotted un

dor the rules of the CaliforniaJookoy Club and the National Trot-ting

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AssociationAll riders and drivers to appear in

colorsAt least 3 to enter and 2 to startAll horses are expected to start

unless withdrawn by 9 oclock a mon June 9 1899

General admission 50 centsGrand stand extra 50 cents and

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Carriages inside course 250each

Qunrter stretch badges 5Per order committee

J S WALKERSecretary Hawaiian Jockey Olub

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Will Jeavo Honolulu pyery Tupsitny at 12oclnrk noon touching t Liilinlna Maaoca Boy nnd Mnkena the same day Maimconn kiiwaihne nin I nupulioehoe thefollowing day arriving t Hilo Wednesclav evening

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Wilt call at Poholkl una on thebeciind trip n each mouth arriving thereon the morning of the day of auillrm fromHilo to HonoluluThe popular rout- - to tho Volcano Is vis

ijilo A Kood carriage road the entire

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Vol ell at iNuu KaupoHUH 11

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OFFICE NO in KAAHUMANUStreet Honolulu formerly A Hosainflice United Btatos Custom HouseBrokers Accountants Searchers ofTltlen and Oenerwl llnlll na Aeon to

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J TESTA Proprietor and Pub ¬

lisherUDMTJND NORRIE EditorW HOEAOR WRIGHT Assistant

EditorKectdinK In Honolulu

WEDNESDAY JUNE 7 1899

WHERE AKE WE ATP

The learned Supremo Court ofHawaii and Mr William McKioleyPresident of tho United States evi ¬

dently do not agree ici regard to therules that must govern tho steal orannexation of tho Havaiiau Isl-

ands¬

The Supreme Court rpiulersdaily decisions iu which the learnedjudges hold that the Constitutionof i lie Hawaiian Republics is inforce and that our municipal lawsmust brt upheld Mr MoKinleytakes a different view when it suitshirn and claims that ho has thepower to overstep tho Constitutionami laws ot Hawaii under the Newlaud resolution

We are now watching the mostpeculiar spectacle over witnessod inth history of a civilizod govern-

ment¬

Mr Dole Presideut of theHawaiian Rwpublic orders an elec-

tion to take place according to ourlaws and Constitution Mr McKiu-ley

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who has annexed us ordersthe election to be stopped andwalks over the provisions of ourConstitution

Our Supreme Court tells us thatvessels can be registered under theHawaiian flag that all the laws un-

der¬

the Republic of Hawaii are inforce and that wo virtually dontknow Mr McKinleys government

We ask the American Uniou Partyhere or any other political organiza-tion

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to enforce an issue by bringinga writ of mandamus to compel theboards of registration to rem oil inBessiou and go on with their workas prescribed by our laws Let ourSupreme Court then give an opinion which muit necessarily showwho are right and who are wrong indetermining the political standingof Hawaii

Should Mr Judd and bis associ-

ates¬

hold that MoKinley has thepower to ignore the Constitution ofHawaii at his sweet will what righthave they then to give decisionsbased on the very same Constitu-tion

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What right have they to tellthe importers of liquor that our lawsmust stand in regard to duties ontheir imported goods that foreignbuilt vessels cau be registered thatassisted laborers can be imported

while the Americau flag is Hyingover tho Government building

We claim that MoKinley has nopower to declare our election off ifour Supreme Court has the powerotherwise to enforce the provisionsof the Hawaiian Constitution Thereis something materially wrong butperhaps Harold M Sewall can solvethe puzzle If so we heartily wel-

come¬

him baok and bid him Alohanui

Santa Barbara May 29 WilliamWood 60 years of age shot off thetup of his head with a shotgun whileseated on a bench on Ocean DriveWood Bhowed wonderful nerveWith his skull fractured and thebrain oozing out he got into a car¬

riage and was driven up town whoreIib walked two blocks to find a doc-tor

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He was then taken to the liospital before losing consciousness Itis not thought he can live Woodsaid the ehooting was accidental

SHEHMAN8 VERSION

His Troubles Were Pho lloault ofa Sivnplo Blunder

Oakland OfficeSan Francisco Call

90S Broadway May 29

Major E A Sherman has madepublic information which showsthat tho sensational charges madeagainst liii son in Honolulu havobeen dismipsed and wore the resultof a simple blunder An articlepublished in a San Francisco paperyesterday morniug states that At ¬

torney E A Sherman was arrestediu Honolulu by J W Robertsonformerly tho Chamberlain of QueenLiliuokalani who swore that Sherman had induced him to part with

200 on fraudulent representationsMajor Sherman says that his son

was with his cousins Florence andAllan Hyde who have been in Ho-

nolulu¬

for some months Iu a letterreceived by the major his sou referring to his difficulties says

Honolulu May 19 1899

My dear father and mother I hadnot intended to write until theChina 23rd but as tho U S S So-

lace¬

leaves at once and will bearmore or less startling mntler innewspaper form I wish lo be equally prompt in stmjiu news wbn li

will wt yfiir minds at retst andwhici will not appear in print heruntil ioo lite for this boat

The true st3te of affairs is as flfollows A youug man Robertsonwished me to invest 200 for him iua cerium stock option that I hadaccess to which I did When itclosed Friday I notified him that hisS200 and S50 profits were subject tohis order but wo were unablu tomeet that week and bo I arrmedto see him with the necessary papers wuhu convenient to see himBut Monday Monday night aiidTuesday found me laid up with anulcerated tooth Monday eveningsBulletin announced to my surprisethat I intended goiug to AustraliaTuesday at 4 pm I thought noth-ing of the blunder at the time butall afternoon Tuesday I spent atWrights Villa four miles out nurs ¬

ing my tooth So imagine my sur-prise about 730 p m to nave aphaeton drive in and Mr Doyle thecourt stenographer jump out andinform me that he had a warrantfor my arrest and that it had beenissued at Robertsons request on thestrength of tho newspaper item in

regard to my departure I wentdown lo the Marshall office andawaited his return from tho theatrewhen he fixed my bond at S1000 andthe bond was promptly givenWhen the case was called I pleadednot guilty but the case was set forone week off with the result that to-

morrows¬

papers publish completeexonerations and retractions andthe nolle pros for clearing the re-

cords¬

of the case

The same information has reach ¬

ed the major from another aourioE A Sherman is a young attorneyof this city Four years ago he waspresident of tho Alameda CountyChristian Endeavor Union

OONDENBED FOREIGN NEWS

General Otis claims that he willbe satisfied with 80000

Belgium lias ro opeued her mar-kets

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to Americau cattle after aolosuro of Ave years

Fiulaud decides to reject thoArmy bill prepared by the RussianGovornmont but tho Diet is willingto pass a bill making a nationalarmy of 15000 for defensive pur¬

poses and ou certain conditions ofservice

Four thousand volunteers havepetitioned President MoKinley thatthey may receive their discharges inManila so that they may assist indeveloping the country

General Otis has called for moremen for the Philippines The PeaceCommissioners and diplomacy musttake a baok Beat until the Tagalsare wholesomely whipped

New Yobk May 20 A oablo tothe World from Hongkong saysAdmiral Deweys llagship tho orusierOlympia camo out of the drydooktoday the needed repairs beingfinished and her war paint removedShe is now ready for her leisurelyvoyage to New York

The yellow fever has appuared atNew Orleans

Tho English Govornmont hasagain rofused to release Mrs Maybrick from confinement

Major Marchand of Fashodafame was received with iutunse en ¬

thusiasm on his arrival at ToulonTod Sloan the American Jouitey

was to rido Holocausts a Frenchhorse for the English Derby Theanimal finished third in tho GrandPrix at LongchauiB

Tho CzarV Peace Oouforaneo hasin sub committees communced todUcuss arbitration measures Amer ¬

ica will suggest a permanent Courtof Arbitration

The Ozar has ordered Grand Dukeyituliumr lo Finland to ascertainthe manner in which the Russianproposals nie ontertaiued The Finsthreaten to give him cold feet byau absolutely freezing reception

The Grant Arrives

The US Transport Grant arrivedlast evening with 1731 troops aud3000 tons of stores for Manila Thetroops are composed of the 10th Infautry U S Signal Corps auditedCross rocuits

Tho ships officers are as followsCapt N B Buford First Officer ACroskey Second Officer Edw PerkeThird Officer J Malouey FourthOfficer E H Rex Chief EngineerJ Lindley Second Engiueor MLindsay Chieftevrard W HerbertSecond Steward M Lipman and atotal crow of 181 men

The Grant is in command f Qortermaiter Captain Baker U S Vwith Lieut Col W F Spurgturanking officer of the troop blisstiff consists of Capt Sami W DunninS adjutant and Cnpt C PGeorge Other officers are MajorsH S T Harris H 0 Ward and J SKirkinan Captains T C Woortbarry L C Allen W A Thurstonand B B Buck Chaplain W Marvine First Lieutenants C MillerG D Guyer L L Sorley J EWoodword J Erwin G G PalmerW E Dove E C Carev J C Preston Jr M L McGrew B T Sim-mon

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W B Cochran J B GowenE Rideuour FD Kickam Surgeon- -

W W Dade C L Lloyd and SRichmond Second Lieutenants TE Merrill J J Toffey Jr P EWalker D B Mulliken S H FordJ McD Comer C L MqKain R PRifonberick C B Stone J Haysand W H Waldron

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Fred Harrison tho proprietor oftho Hawaiian Marble Works re ¬

minds his patrons nud friends thatMemorial Day will fall on the 30thof this month and that orders fornow tombstouos should be sout tohim at onco i

NOTICE

ALL PEI180N8 OWING THE MUMJ T Wntorhoiuo nro hereby re ¬

queued to call and settlo their accountsus promptly ns possible I avnif nts shuildbo iuiuIm to Mr 1eorgo S Watcrhouse ntour tiflleo and former plnco of business intho Wavrley Hlnck Betliol street nowoccupied by tho firm of Heivry May CoLtd

Wo would nlso request that nil partieshaving cIhIius npninst us prcrnt snmo onor bpforo Juno 15 1K0 nt tho nliovo loca-tion

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J T WATEltUOUSEHonolulu Juno 1 1809 1810 2v

PERSONS INDEBTED TO THEALL of H K Molntyro 15ro nrorequ sted to call nnd settle their accountsns orly ns possible

All payments should bo nindo to HughK Alclntyre at bis oilice nn I former plncoof business on the corner of Kort nndKing ctrects

Wo have nlso to request thnt partiosJinvinp claims against us present thesnmo on or before ttio 31st dny of JnlylSll nt the above location

H E McINlYliE t 1UIOHonolulu Tune 1st IBDO I2lf lt

Opera HouseSATUaMY AND MONDAY

Jane 10 aud 12

Engagement of the EminentActor

WILLIAM McYHT

aud his associate players in Shakes-peares

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Greatest Tragedy

OTHELLO n

Elegant CostumesSpecial Scenery

PRIORSOrchestra 50D its Oi cfs ft 50 nnd 110IJilcony 150 nnd 75eJullery 2oc

Seats nov on sale at Wall Nichols Co

iU m iii iTirriw mfinrrwn pm imw

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Timely TopicsHonolulu June 1 1899

Just arrived from NewYork per American shipGeorge Curtis

Black and 6alvernized Cat Nail

Assorted Sizes

Blad and Galvanized Wire Nails

Assorted Sizes

Hunts Axe and Pick Mat-tocks

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Iron City Axe and PickMattocks

Steel Horse Shoes Frontand Hind assorted sizes

Long Handle Hay Forks2 or 3 tines

Socket oose Neck HoesriandHunts Axes 6h to 5 lbs

HandledAmes Long and Short

Handle ShovelsAmes Short Handle Coal

ScoopsChampion Handle Coal

ScoopsBush Hooks Medium and

HeavyAmerican Charcoal IronsPutnams Horse Shoe Nails

assorted sizesChamplaiu s Horse Shoe

Nails assorted sizesAldens straight yard

broomsStep Ladders 5 8 and 10

feet highOne and Two Man Cross

Cut Saws 2i to 6 feet longFor sale here at lowest mar-

ket¬

ratesPlease call and examine our

goods

TfrH Hawaiian Hardware Co ln268 Fout Stkket 4

Queen Street Importer

akes the following announcementof a Tremendous Reduction in the fol-lowing

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lines for the COMING WEEKONLY

KCD

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NOTICE

- ALL REDUCED 25cSwiss Laces German Laces French LacesSwiss EmbroideriesThe finest line of IMPORTED SILKS in till

Colors and Shadeso

AT 1 2 FORMER PRICES

Shirt Waists in all Colors and Kinds of Material1 i f i-- J IT 1- maue in inu ijuiubl uuhiuuii

pG o

AT STILL GREATER REDUCTIONS

Umbrellas Parasols and Sun Shades

These Goods must be disposed ofas thestock is large and more room is neededfor goods expected to arrive shortly

ALE FOR ONE WEEK ONL1TOr as Long as Stock Lasts

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TOOAI AND GENEHAX NKWB

Tho Orphoum is grand Pay it avisit

Now Sailors Hats at L BKerrs

Koaa Bonheur tho fatuous painterof animals is dead

You cant afford toRains at L B Kerrs

the Bar- -

Tho Y M 0 A give a social nn dreception to morrow evening

RIBBONS Iu Moiro and plainTaffetas All new shades at Sachs

The changed procram of thoraces appears in another column

SHIRT WAISTS In every con ¬

ceivable Btyle and Material at Sachs

Camarinos at the California FruitMarket has some delightful deli ¬

cacies by the Australia

Dr Posoy specialist for Eve EarThroat and Nose diseases MasonicTemple

Colonel Geo W Macfarlano ar-rived

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this morning from a flyingtrip to the mainlandof his bank

miss

in the interest

The Australia brought a numberof young boys and girls who willspend their vacation at their homesin Hawaii noi

The fourth annual convention ofthe Y P S C E willl be hold atKawaiabao Church to morrow com ¬

mencing at 615 a m

Tho City of Columbia may notget away this week There is apparently some difficulties in gettingofficers and crew for the ill fatedvefel

Colonel Cornwell will not enterWf Wood at the next race meetinghut hopes to have the celebratedpacf r in good condition for the 4thof July races

There will be held at the DrillShed of tho N GHon Friday even ¬

ing next the first meeting to outlinea program for tho proper cdobrntion of the Fouth of July

Attention is called to the adver ¬

tisement of H Hackfeld Co Itwill be seen that they supply almosteverything necessary for plantationsdealers or private consumers

There will be an adjourned meetof the Associated Charities of Hawaii tlm afternoon at 3 oclock inthe rooms of the Hawaiian SafeDupo tit and Investment Co Alldlegats appointed to reproseutaffiliated societies are urged to bepresent

Tnvitations are out for the wed-ding

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of Miss Charlotte AmborgErickson and Angus William Meyerwhich will take place at Woodlawn on the 17th instant A re-

ception¬

will be held by Mr ardMrs Dillingham after the ceremonyin honor of the young people

A soldier on board the transportGrant was done up in a very roughmanner last night His nose badbeen smashed and his face was ter-ribly

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cut evidently by a bottle Heclaimed that he did not know whohis assailant was and a man belong ¬

ing to the transport who had beenarrested for the offence was dis-

charged¬

in the District Court thismorning

Othello Saturday Night

Mr McVay is sparing neither ex ¬

pense nor paiuB to have everythingin readiness for the big productionof Othello at the Opera Housenext Saturday night

Othello will be the strongestpart that Mr McVay has yet beensertn in during his stay in Honoluluand one that gives him more scopefor magnificent acting

His costumes as well as those of

the supporting company are allrich and handsome and tho scenerythat has been painted especially forthe production is very striking

Taken altogether Othello prom ¬

ises to be the theatrical event of theBoason

dough In Court

Threo Russian sailors from thoImperial man-of-w- now in portplead guilty to a charge of beingdrunk last night The bailiff calledout their names with some dillioultyand tho clerk of the magistrate tookthem down as Whoopinkoff RusBiaucoughsky and Crudecougherisky The judge said that ho would

impose the usual fino for drunken ¬

ness in this instance bb ho under ¬

stood that 3 would mean a mouthswages to the men They wore re¬

primanded aud returned to theirvessel and it ib safe to predict thattheir liberty will beau

TOPICS OF THE DM

The Police Department of Hono-

lulu

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is becoming prominent on themainland Tho S F Ohroniclo oftho 30th of May publishes a largepicture of Toma the Japaneso offi ¬

cer aud his wife and devotes cou- -I sidernblo space in explaining thatToma is tho only Japauoso who can

J vote here Toma might not voteI however

Tho San Francisco Call publishesa very absurd story iu regard to the I

troubles here of Allen Sherman who

is described as an Oakland attor-ney

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A letter addressed to his fath- - J

er is published iu which the youngman in virtuous indignation deniesthe charges made against him ofbeing a bilk Since the letter of

tho iouug scamp was written andpublished he has been re arrestedpleaded guilty to a charge of vagran ¬

cy and shipped out of tho countryThe authorities here have been crit-

icized

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for compounding a felony inallowing a follow like Sherman toescape punishment and they nat ¬

urally muit feel sore by seeing himroasting them and the Honolulu

press in a California paper Siucothismatter has been brought up andgiven some notoriety wo consider itproper to state that the Call is tuis

takon when it says that tinin tho charge agiiis Slier

mau was J W Robinson Chamber ¬

lain to King Kalakaua and toQueen Liliuokalani The genlltuuauwho caused the arrpstof Sberintifor gross cheat is Mr J Weir Rob-

ertson¬

well known business maniu Honolulu but at no time conuected with the chamberlains omce

Passenger Travel

ARRIVALS

From Ran Kona aud Lahaiuaper atuir W G Hall June 6 E DAdams aud wife Paul Stacker RevJ Kauhane C M McGuiro G CHayes C J Willis J ARodanetMtsLazaro Mrs Koulakou Rev Karoand wife Henry Blake Mrs O BlakM M Kohn iJr Kowat iur Jiaueyami wife Rev Lino Miss Koawe W

Nahnle C Nabale E R Hendry M

F Brtel8 Rev Kabaiwao SamuelSavidge M Berg M Filler MissDuucau fJat Mo Leau and 93 rick

From San Francisco per S S Aus-

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June 7 AFAfong Miss M

Afoni Miss UBAfotlg Mrs C MBean H P Beckley Mrs KYaupes

BogK Homer Buckman and wifeJ J Calluudan and wife GeorgeCooke Richard Cooke Mrs JaneDunn Miss Dunn Miss P Dunn HL Gear and wife Mrs A H HaymanA F Hobgeu Mrs Thoo HoffmanV Hoffman Miss Annie Holt T HTTnnlder and wife Miss R KelleyMiss De Lirtigue D LobonsteiuE B McClanahau Miss F MoVey PMeigs Mrs C T Mills Hy MoetHon T W Mondell and wife RalphNichols aud wife Mrs A H OtisMiss M Palke T A Kire and wileThos Riokard and wife L A Ro3tauHon H M Sowall Mrs Sewall twochildren and maid EJ Snow wifeaud two children Miss RodoitaVomer E J Waterman O H WilcoxG P Wilcox Miss M R Wilcox A BWilliams H A Williams aud wife

Goo W MaofarlaneDUPABTOBES

For Molokai and Lanai per stmrLehua Juno 5 R T Wilbur JrMrsMary Brazil

For Hilo and way ports per stmrKiuau June C Mrs J O Axtoll MrsWilliams and three children Miss TDeacon F W Thrum wife and ohildMiss K Wood H Hapai J E BushHiram Bingham Jr H B Gehr WO Cook Charles M LeBlond MrsDavidson U Napoleon and threechildren Judge A W Carter J BCastle L M WhitehouBe F J GraceMrs Briokwood Miss Brickwood

For Maui ports per stmr Clandine Juno 6 L A Dickey D HCase Dr Raymond Dr Ohrer J A

Hughes wife and throe children JGrunwald

For Nawiliwili per stmr KeauhouJune 6 Mr Baldwin M F ProBserW A Kinney H R Silliman F AViokery Mrs J Kaao

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The Cubans are rapidly comingforward to accept their bountymoney aud to surrender their arms

Tho trial in Paris of Derouledeand Habert charged with incitingto revolution created uoisy demon ¬

strations oud riotous conlliotB by theAuti Semites promptly suppressed

The admiral is regaiuiug his healthranidlv but he is kept in doors athis hotel in I ho Peak district by thoheavy rains Ho has frequent talkswith Lieutenant HobBon of Merrimao fame

To Attract Trade k One Thing

To Hold Trade is Another

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for Tuc 50

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DRY GOODBFANCY

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WE PROPOSE TO DO BOTHIn fact have done so right along

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AME1UOAN

RU1ID1NG MATERIAL

GOODSCLOTHING

ETO ETO

The latest iu Stylesarriving by Steamer aud Sail

fjST For sale on liberal terms by

H CO

If you wish to obtain tho

Bt st Pure

Call for Our Canned

which you will find Superior to any ¬

thing of its kind on the market

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when you take into considerationThe Superiority Our Offerings

And ship us every steamerHIGH CLASS NOVELTIES

We Have Alvays Someiiiing New Something Interest You

IMPORTERS

Subscribe Independent

HACKFELD

Limited

DEALERS INEUROPEAN

HARDWARE

SADDLERY

continually

HACKFELDLimited

Genuine Atticle

Chicken Soup

TamalesFrijoles

TELEPHONE

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of

Carne

Pacific Heights

will be received at the office of BRUCE WARING COfor the purchase of lots on

PACIFIC HEIGHTSsituated on the magnificent hillside between Nuuanu and Pauoa Valleyaand commanding a superb marine aud scenic view stretching from Diamond Head over Jfunchbowl to tne Waianae range oi mountains

A broad winding boulevard giving access to the property is now iucourse of construction and choice lots of sufficient area for magnificenthomesteads will soon be available

On the Nuuanu sido of tho hill is a Pali protecting it from the highwinds and heavy showers of Nuuanu Valley ensuring a salubrious climate

The Elevation of tho Property is from 150 to 750 feet above sea levelwill be numbered and filed and choice will be allotted

according to the number of applications

ffiT Only S1000 for a lot 100x200 feetgjF Terms Easy

BLUJOE CO1130 tf ROOMS 7 AND 8 PROGRESS BLOCK

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THE ORPHBUM

Family

J l POST MaubgerW E SHARP Musical Director

TO NIGHT

Jim Post Laughablo Farce

Entitled

THE AUTOMATONS

Tho Greatest Aggregation of VaudevilleTalent ever been ill Honolulu at one time

Hox OlHce opens at 10 A m Phono 10

The Independent is delivered to allpartB of the town for 50o a month

AT

WE ALERT

by some

Choice

he Ladies

DIRECT

Applications

Applications

WARING

Theatre

FOR RENT

The Premises known as the

TIVOLIou the beach at Waikiki

Furnished or Unfurnished

For particulars apply to

WILLIAM SAYIDGE

1150 No 310 Fort St

ALOHA LAHUI STORE

Have on exhibition and for sale

Uawallau Fancy w3tk Mailings FkdbBat Braids Calabisuss Etc

117 School Street near LUlha ly

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SALOONS

JUST ARRIVED

liii I iibdAND

EC K 1ST EBBAND

Carriage Fittings

Groceries to the Fore

In Union is Strength and fo itis in Co operation

The Yanco Spanco war brought abouthigh prioos for a time bnt it has againcome oown to its former level and we aregetting our groceries a3 rhpap as we everhad them before If every stockholder inthe company were to purchase his or hergroceries from the Go opera ivo GroceryCo the success of tho corporation will boassured

Call and trade free delivery o all partsof the city

E TIETJENSManager Palama Co operative Grocery

Co Ltd out Kinc Street opposite Rail-road

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Central Depot

Sfitropoliip Seal Co

SI It ISO HTJOfKC

Vhocralfj iinoRetail

SUTOHERSash

Nan Contractors

Plumber and Gas fitterOrders promptly attended to and work

guaranteed

HOTEL STREET HEAR FORTTWTiTCPHONK 3fW

mm branch batssiVAIKIKI BEACH Honolulu H I

0 J SHERWOOD Proprietor

There earth and air ami ta and tlijWith breakers song give lullaby

King Street Tram Cars pass the doorI jiil loo nd nhltilrpn KppnlBlfvcnroH or

HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE MF6 CO Ltd

121 Queen Street

CARRIAGE AND WAGON BUILDERS

RUBBER TIKES AND ROLLER BEAK- -

INQ AXLES070 tf

FOR SALEArt ACRES OP LAND IN GRANTS1 1 21S0 and 010 at Kamaee Nori h H iloHawaii Apply to

MORRIS1 K KEOHOKALOLEIleal Estate Agent

WMf 15 Kaahnmunu Street

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AND ON

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A L O ATKINSON

Attorney at LavOflioe Corner King and ISMhcl Streets

1207 tf

Loans Negotiated Full Char o takenRents Oollpcted of Property forAppraisements Made Abeentpot

WILL E W8BERReal Estate Agent and Auotioncep

Stock uul Bond BrokorOfflco Corner Fait and Merchant Streets

Honolulu IJ T 1 0 Uos 7051171 2IU

A R ROWAT D V S

Graduate of McGill University Montreal

Has hud ten years practical fzpericucein the treatment of House j Cattle andDoracatic Pets in the Hawaiian Islands

Orders left at Club or Pantheon Stableswill bo received and promptly attended toOffice 510 Fort Street Telephone 785

970 tf

B N EOYH

SnnvEXOR and Real Ewatb Aoeut

230Office Bethel Street oyer the Now

Modol Restaurant iy

DR 3LOGG ETT

PllTSICIAN AND SUKOEON

Has removed his Offices to the 3d FloorProgress Block Fort htrcet

EDMUND H HART

Notaiiy Public and Typewriter Con- -veyanoeu and searcher of

Records

No 15 Kaahunianu Street

DR WALTER HOFFMANN

Cornet Berctania and Fnnchbowl Stroct

Office Hours 8 to 10 a u 1 to 3 r m7 to 8 P m Sundays 8 to 10 A m

Telephone 010 P O Box 601

L O ABLES

General Business Real Estate andFinancial Agent

S05 Fort Street Honolulu H I

JOHN NOWPlumbing Tin Copper and Sheet

Iron Work

King Street Honolulu

AUIJN nOHINSOW

DnMiPsa in Luibv3 ai Coal akpBmcpttia BjATnuLs v

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Queen Blrppt Honolulu

ESXATiS BEGIQTEll

A Record of Konl and PersonalEotato Transactions of teeordin till Oillco of tho lleglsUur ofOonvoyancen

mortgages

Recorded April 26 18991 E Kinp of Honolulu to Fran

ues T Biokerton if the same plncoDated April 2G 1899 consideration31500 at 73 year Libar 192 folio188 Lot d Bickcrtiiu property onKing streot Honolulu

F E Kitifj of Honolulu to Fran ¬

ces T Biekertou of tho sanio placeDated April 2G 1899 considerationS1G00 Liber 192 folio 189 Lot 5Bicker ou property ou Kiiitf streetLVmuiulu

rTirmaiiA Mttitm tn Mnfin tn PPntticio Chattel Morttfv datfdApril 2G 1899 consideration 250for 2 years Litw 192 folio 190Lsawbold and dwelling on Kinnustreet Honolulu

Haua L Poolon of Honolulu toJ A JIagoon of tho some placeDated April 20 1899 consideration52300 at 8 i vears Libpr 192 folio192 L C A GS9 on Kinc streotHouolulu

Recorded April 27 1899

Henrietta Fihol lod husband ofHouolulu lo Estate of S G WilderLtd Dated April 27 1S9U

1500 7 2 years Liber 192folio 191 Portioti of Grant 3242 andportion of Grant 3291 ou Luualiloand Piikoi streets Honolulu

LEASES

Recorded April 20 1899Kapolulrof Waialua Oahu to W

lii llowuli ol Honolulu Dated Apnl81899 torm 10 years rental 50pur annum Libor 185 folio 493It P 117 at Kaboka Waialua

Recorded April 28 1899

John Enn of Honolulu to W WBninyr Dated April 27 1899 termJjUytiniH iroiu May 1 iS9U nmtaiS100 put annul Liber 185 foliy 491Poitiou of Grant 201 at Mauoa Hon lulu

paahana nt al of North KouaHawaii to Hataoka aud Kulamotoof tho pamn place Datsd Fob 101899 term 25 yeari from dale rent-al

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5 yers nt S20 5 years tS40balance of turm at SG0 Liber 185folio 495 R P 1170 at Hokuhano 2North Kona

Lam Yip Liu Hop Tonfr of Ho-

nolulu¬

to Lum Chttt of tho sameplace Dated April 28 1899 term7 yfars aud 4 mouths rental 95per month Liber 185 folio 497Pipee of land and building ou Mauoakea street Honolulu

Emma M Nakuino of Honoluluto W C Achi of the same placeDated April 28 1899 term 5 yoarefrom May 1 1899 reutal 75 perannum Liber 185 folio 498 MutcalfHomoiitead at Mauoo Honolulu

Father 11 P Audroiv for LahaiuaCatholic Mission to Juo RichardsonotLiahainn fllaui Dated Deo 611898 torm 10 years from Jan 11899rental S6 por annum Libor 185 fol-io

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500 Kawakau premises atLabaino

For That Tirod FoolinR

That steals over you ao the dayswork is over theres nothing elseso Rood as a rofroBhing glasi ofRAINIER BEER Tt is tho tonic yuaneed beats all tho mediciuo you cantakebrincs on a sound refreshing andhealthy sleop and makes ono feel likea new person On tap or in bottlest tho Criterion Saloon Phono 783

NOTICEThe uudorsigned beg leave to no-

tify¬

their patrons and tho publicthat tho Grocery and Provision busi-ness

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of their respective firms will boconsolidated and incorporated undertho uame and stylo of HENRYMAY CO LIMITED on Juno 11899 All accounts contracted priorto that dato will bo duo to thoundersigned and not to tho Corpor-ation

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Pending tho erection of tho newstores to bo occupied by tho Corpor-ation

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ou the site of tho presentstorrf of H May Co the Companywill occupy as a retail departmenttho storo now occupied by H EMoln tyro Bros at cornor of Fortand King streets telephones Nos 22and 92 with Messrs II E Molutyroand Day of May Co in chargeThe Wholesale and also tho RetailDepartment of tho Company will boconducted at tho J T Wnterhonsostand on Bethel street TelephoneNos 21 aud 919 with Mr T Mayaud Mr F Watorhouse in charge

The undorsiguod de3iro to expresstl it thanks to thoir patrons andtho ptulio for past favors and askthat riao be continued to tho Com ¬

pany succeeding themH 13 MolNTYRE BROS11 MAY COJ T WATERHOUSE

Dated Honolulu May 18991205 tf

At tho AnchorCaptain Carlylo states that tho

Bock Beer is pau for this lnn Altho clobrntud Anchor hi nowquenches the thirst of his customerswith high grade Jesse Mooio whiskey or with Cyrus Nohlos whitemalt whiskey which mixed withplain soda makes tho famous driukknown as High Ball

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Per AUSTRALIA for CnraariuosRefrigerator An extra fresh supplyof Grapos Apples Lemons OrangesLimn Nuts llaisins Celery FreshSalmon Cauliflower Rhubarb

Cabbage Eastern and Cali-fornia

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Oysters in tin and shellCinbo Turkey Flounders otc Allgame in season Also frosh Rockfort Swiss and California CroatnCheese Place your orders earlyPrompt deliveryCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET

Telephone 178

Mos9Duer Service

Honolulu Mes3enger Service de ¬

liver messages and packages Tele ¬

phone fl7H

Lices and Embroideries 25 centsinduction iu price at L B Korrsfor ono wook only

American Messenger ServiceMasonic Temple Telephone 444

All night service

Kentuckys fatuous Jpseo MooreWhiitkeiy unequalled for its purityand excellence On sale at any ofthe saloons and at Lovejoy Codistributing agentft for the HawaiianIslands

ISAHMSUFF KILLER DOES IT

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DO KS WHAT

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WHY IT KILLS THE DANDRUFFmil 8ivea the hair If on are troubledwith Dandruff Prickly heat or nny scalpor skin disease try a bottle of DANDltUKF KILLEU it never fails to cure

Sold by all Drncgists and at Union Bnrbr Shop Keinember ho fudo markho two faces bownre of imitation

F PAOHECOSolo Proprietor

Telnriliniie No PV Cil tr

1j a iriwQ TAW At

TUMBLERS

per DzYou can see this announcement in

our Ewa window

This is a special sale for thisweek and every housekeeper shouldtako advantage of it

When you aro buying your glasseslook at our fine liuo of decoratedcottage sot for six persons Fiftysix pieces for S790

Best quality plalod tea spoons285 por dozen

Fino uiokol reading lamps 200each

Thou inspect our bargain tabloswhom you will find many usefularticles at prices that will astonishyou

W 1 DIfflOND GO

LIMITED

AGENTS

Gurney Oleauablo RefrigeratorsJewel Stoves for Coal or WoodNow Bluo FJamo Oil StovesPrimus StovesSuccebs Filters

JUST ARRIVEDA jmw lot of llie FllHsl

Musical Instruimisiutohurps Uultnra Violins Klc

Also a new insoicu ot the Cclobrated

Westerner PianosSpecially tuauutacturpd for the troplcHl

climate second to none

MOHK THAN 100 OF THEM HOLD

0 the Hawaiian Islands during ihn lastyears

MAVAYB ON HAND A COMPLETEASSORTMENT OF

DRY GOODSAND

General JtekMiseAlbo the choicest European and Ameri ¬

can

Boars Ale Wises LiquorsAT MOST nUAHOKABlE TBIOES

FD HOFFSOHLAEQEH COCorner King Bethel StreetB

LIMITED

AGENTS FORWESTERN SUGAR REFINING CO

San Francisco Cat

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKSPhiladelphia Ponn TJ 8 A

NEWELL UNIVERSAL MILL COManf National Cane Shredder

New York U 8 A

N OHLANDT COSan Francisco Cat

I1I8DON IRON it LOCOMOTIVEWORKS

G82 tf San Francisco Cal

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Win Irwin President A MmiiiiOlaua Spreckols Vlcr Iresiui inW M Giflard Seurotarj 1 TrmsuiiM H AVhitneyJr AiuilUn

BUG AR FACTOIDA J I

AUlthTh 0 IHK

Of Sin Krannlnoo il

Brace lanng Co

Rfiai Sstate Dealora60S Fort St near Kin i

0U1LDINQ LOTSHouses and Loaa awd

Lands Pan Samaaar-- Parlies wIshiuR to ilihjHmv of tin

PrnirHn bto invited o roll or

Waipahu Package Express

V7ill leave Waipahu at 0 a m on

Mondays Wednesdays andSaturdays

Leavo Honolulu from cornor of Kingand Fort Btreets fMoTntyroN at lanoon same days

Express Wagon 141

WALLACE JACKSON Prop1183 lm

it 11

5 EROUQE - - Vniv

Day 210SPECIAL MONTH RWH

Bent of Attondnnca the Pest fiUnci -- i

virt the flnent Mealu In thin ty

THOS LINDSAYMannfactarlng Jeweller

Call and limped Ills beautiful and usufnldisplay of goods for presonta or for per ¬

sonal use and adornmentnP BnlldlnB Fort SirfBl