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TOPICS OF THE DAY
Our medicine men havo roceivodanothor slap iu the face as to theiracquirements by the statement inlast nights Star that in connectionwith public discussion in the Lon-
don¬
Times aud other English tech ¬
nical journals over celebratpcl orwoll known signatures It willstriko all the people here as peculiarand strange that in all considoration of the subjoct of fattening andincreasing food fish with sowagothere is not a hint montion or sug-
gestion¬
that disease could thus bocommunicatod
Dr Surmann has written a letterto the Board of Health through itsprosidont WO Smith alleging thatour recent opidomic was choleranostras or cholorino and notAsiatic cholera The learned goutlo- -
man may be quito right Wo hopeso But on careful perusal of hisletter wo find the following Theinfection was due to such spooifiocauses abovo outlinod Nothingcan bo found abovo but the follow-
ing¬
mystic uttoraqce cholera nos-
tras¬
is caused by an acuto infectionof tho body with a specific organicpoison which iu almost all casestakes an opidomic form How thatcan be styled a or oven suchspecifications puzzles the ordinarylay intellect Possibly it has ovonpuzzled tho Board and its medioalmembers
The best government Hawaii hasever had according to tho lato 7
L Stevens is iu difficulties Twoyears and a half of it have given usover a million moro of debt i o CO
por cent on what we had beforeunder tho monarchy reduced ourtreasury balance from about S300
000 to loss than 50000 and saddledus with military permanontoxponsosaloue aggregating 60000 odd ayear moro than the whole royalfamily the orown lauds revenuetheir military and incidentals usedto cost So now wo havo to eitherraise the taxes in fresh shape orgrant an opium license or bothW O Smith will not go to Americafor wisdom iu tho business but willseek Now Zealand and Australia ashis source of inspiration
One of tho most remarkable state¬
ments in regard to Chinese coolioimmigration is made in the Star indescribing Wray Taylors system ofbooking them After three yearsaro up however tho laborer is uotobliged to leave by a single condi-
tion¬
By tho thoroughBystom now adopted it will bo aneasy mattor to catch up with themif they attempt to enter anythingelse after thoir contracts havo ox
pirod Tho law obligos them toleave if they do not re contraot toagricultural occupation But theStar and others seem to know moro
than tho law as in its presentstate of being carried out theyprobably do
Filibusters again I Aud this timo
from Boston Homo and foreigncorrespondents please note Thointeresting young goutloman of Ohioagp who is the Hawaiian Consul
couldnt get up tho filibuster expedi ¬
tion thoro that ho had prophesiodabout aud rather than lose his Jobho has got now an annexation-oum-Gubarecognitio-
sohomo afootThis rubbish ought to bo put a stopto Tho only business so calledHawaiian Consuls iu tho States seemto have bosidos drawing compensa ¬
tion is to start or indorso filibustoryarns Tho following stntemontpublished by tho Advertiser undertho heading Chicago Sept 2 is nodoubt as falso as tho rest
Concluded on 4th Page
COPYRIGHT APPLIED POKHONOLULU H I SATUKDAY OCTOBER 19 1895
Oceanic Steamship Co
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Far San FranciscoTho Now and Fine Al 8ted Steamship
MONOWAIOf thn Qccanlo Steamship Company willbo duo at Honolulu Irom Byunoy andAuckland on or about
Tov 1 4ttLAnd will leave for tho above port withMalls nnd Passcngcri on or about thatdnto
For Sydney AucklandTho Now nnd Fine Al Steel Steamship
ALAMEDAOf tho Oceanlo Steamship Company willbo duo nt Honolulu from San Francisco onor nbont
- Oct S4tllfAnd will havo prompt despntch with Mallsand Passengers for tho abovo ports
Tho undersigned aro now preparedto issue
Through Tickets to All Points in the
United Slates
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for Sydney San Francisco
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Alamoila Oct 21 Mariposa Oct 17
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Will leave Honolulu at 2 r t touching atLthulna Jlnaliiru liny nnd Makona thosame day JIabukona ICawaihao nnd Inupahoflioo tho following day arriving ntHllo tho same evening
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irar- - No Freight wlllbo rccoived after 12noon on day of ealllng
Stmr OLAUDINEOAJIEKON Commander
Will leave Honolulu Tuesdays at 6 r mtouching at Kahulul Hana Uamoa andKipahuln Maul lU turnlng arrives ntHonolulu Sunday nftornoons
Will oll at Nuu Knupo on second tripof each month
OF No Freight will bo received after 4r m on day of sailing
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ConBigneas must bout tho Landings torccelvo their freight this Company willnot hold itself responsible for freight afterIt has been landed
Lire Stock only nt owners riskThis Company will cot be responsible for
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into tho Hawaiian Islands Ho reduced his record of 220 to 218 in Potalamaal Angus 21 1801 ills aiming his wliolo Hed in tho first heat again to 2U5 in
Stockton Cal September 23 lbJl winning tho first beat in 210 fourth heat in 219and fifth heat in 2IUi proving that ho Is a remarkably Game as well o speedy racehori o Creole by Prompter out of Grace by Duccancer shows that he Is capable ofgetting a mark of 210 i of the earnest stallions seen this year andbeing game is ono of tlio bost formed ond remarkably intelligent1 Brteder and ijporfjmnti i cjit 25 JSVj He is 1BJ4 hands high and of powerful build throughout Hiscolor Is flossy bluok wih one whlto bind foot His disposition is all that could bo de-sired
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SATURDAY OCT 19 1895
UNPABAIiLEIiliED TACTICS
Por two or three dajB thoro haveybeon rumors along the water frontthat there was funny business goingon with tho light house departmentThe story ran that tho lights wereextinguished aftor certain hoursbut having juBt a little faith left inMr Doles government wo couldnot credit that in their insane fearthey would tamper with tho systemof lights depended upon by our inter-
-island steamers and the oceanmail carriers
Our sleuths have investigated andfind that for over two weeks thegrooa range light has not been light-ed
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much to tho annoyance of ourisland steamers one of which thoJames Makee was forced to remainoutside for several hours We alsounderstand that tho Mariposa fail-
ing¬
to pick up the light had tostand out into the Molokai channeluntil daylight
Our system of lights is publishedin navigators books and on chartsand the lights are depended uponby those who go down to the seain ships and nothing but unavoid-able
¬
accident should interfero withtheir lighting Maritime law de¬
mands that any contemplatedchange in light house service orbuoys should be advertised for suf-
ficient¬
period to give notice to theworld of such changes
The President of the Board ofHealth with his well known regardfor the proprieties of his office bansaid that the light was extinguishedto prevent island steamers fromslipping into port during quaran-tine
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but as the light was burningup to two weeks ago and quaran-tine
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has been raised our sleuth wasnot satisfied with this oxcuso for sograve a step ono that endangeredlives and property
Tho pilot boat crows have saidthat thoy wore suro of all night inas tho pilots bad been instructednot to board vessels off tho harborat night until further orders
This conflict of statements loadsus to believe that tho filibuster scarois responsible for the tamperingwith the range lights to our harborand tho query arises whether mari ¬
time powers may not properly takeexception to the pauioky conditionof tho best government those isl-
ands¬
over had
Following precedents in litiga-tion
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as to rights of porsons thomaritime powers might ask that aguardian be appointed to takoohargo of tho affairs of Mr Stevensgovernment
CANNOT BR IGNOIIED
Tho dissatisfaction whioh has ox
istod among tho Japauoso residentshero for a considerable poriod hasat last takou practical form in mootings momorial and protests
Tho official missionary organtries to make light of tho mattorand puts off tho complaints of thJapauoso iu an off hand mannerby taking its refuge in tho storootvpoP phrase tho first allosiatico ofof this country is duo to the UnitedStates
Wo havo nevor yot boeu awarethat an iudepoudout country withtho vory best government thoworld over saw owos allogiauce toany other power If its dos itceases to bo independent Butwo do hold that every obligationontored into through treaties andother contraots by a country oughtto religiously observed if tho coun-try
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is to obtain an honored positionin the family of nations
There has at all times boon an in-
clination¬
on tho part of tho Repub-lic
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to evade treaty obligations ThoGovernment is now being calleddown by certain powers who aro intho habit of protecting their sub-
jects¬
residing in other countrieswith which they havo treatiesJapan will not be behind hand iufollowing the example of tho UnitedStatoB Great Britain and otherpowers but will jealously watchover and protect tho interests ofhor subjects who came to Hawaiiunder special treaty stipulations
Tho late representative of Japanto Hawaii Mr Fujii forced theGovernment here to recognize ourtreaty and it was through his deter-mined
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attitudo that tho Constitutionof tho Republic places tho Japaneseapparently at least on an equalfooting with subjects of the mostfavored nation His protest againsta further introduction df Ohiuesocoolies had its effect during his stayAs soon as he left preparations weremade and are now being carried outfor an unlimited importation ofChinese
Tho Hawaiian Government placeditself under solemn obligations todiscontinue tho introduction of Chi ¬
nese when the Japan Hawaii troatywas signed It has apparently for-gotten
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that promise and tho resultmay yot bo that it will be unpleas-antly
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reminded of it Tho Japaneseliving here havo made excellent citi-
zens¬
and they would not be truesons of their progressive empire ifthoy did not know their rights andwore not ready to defend them- - TheJapanese in Hawaii cannot boignored and they dont propose tobe so either
TOPICS OF THE DAY
The fight between tho other news-papers
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has got to be three corneredTho Bullotin is now going for thoAdvertisers scalp as wo 11 as thoStars Tho public dont fool inter-ested
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except to know when tho rowis going to bo finished
The Bulletin doesnt liko to becompared oveu by insinuation to aNova Scotia wood chopper It oxposes the Advertisers geographicalwant of information in consoquencoBut what tho public wants to knowis why a Nova Scotian wood chop ¬
per isnt as good in his way as theword choppers on both tho Adver¬
tiser and tho Bullotin
Tho Advertiser contains this morn-
ing¬
a letter from the Hilo TeachersUnion In it is a paragraph on acortaiu paper read boforo it by ateacher who says the hardworkodfomalo assistant must be respect-fully
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dressed on tho stroot ovoryday What does this moan Whydo thoy want them dressed on thostroot Couldnt it bo dono athomo and why oh I why do thoythink that auyone who performs tho
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drossiug wouldnt do it respectfully Wouldnt salad drossiug bogood
Tho tolophono lino botwoon Knliuku and Kahaua this island wasbroken down by somo unknown poreons early Thursday morningOkolohao is mado at tho lattorplace and distributed around in thovicinity all the way to Kahuku Itis thought that the distillers of thisliquor fearing that thoy might havobeen detected tore down the lino iuordor to insuro safety
Tho Advertisor has tho abovo asouudiug information this morning
Though how okolohao is to bo madosafoly with a broken tolophono linowo aro not told Tho Advertisorshould either give tho recipo or telltho polico to uso somo other modoof locomotion than a tolophouo wirewhon thoy go detecting okolehaodistilleries
Tho Aniorlcan Loaguo
A businoss mooting of tho Ameri-
can¬
League was hold last ovouingIt was decidocl that League shall bobrought to a strict business basisand notice will be issued that mem ¬
bers in arrears with their dues whodont pay up within thirty days willbo stricken from tho roll Thismeasure has bocomo nocossary onaccount of a cortain contingent al ¬
ways ready to accept and use thoadvantages of membership in thoLeague but always unwilling to digup
A resolution relating to unem-ployed
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merabors of military com ¬
panies and tho Leaguo was intro-duced
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and tho Government will botold noxt week that it is tho senti ¬
ment of tho Leaguo that men whohave been found ready to stand bythe Government during its troublesshould have precedence in publicemployment before strangers re-
cently¬
landed ou the beachOther matters woro attended to
Tho meeting was well attended
A full lino of Sowing Cotton justopened up at L B Kerrs on Queenstreet All nurubora and colors onhand Call oarly and get what youneed
Office of the Boaed of HealthHonolulu H I Oct 19 1895
All bills on account of expensesfor suppression ol cholera for sup-plies
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furnished up to and includingdate are ordered to be prosontqd atthe Office of tho Board of Healthnot later than 12 oolock noon Octo-
ber¬
21 1895 to be audited for pay¬
ment To ensure prompt paymentall bills must havo thereon tho ap-
proval¬
of tho officer who incurredthe same
WTLLIAM O SMITH100 lt President Board of Health
Office of the Boabd of HealthHonolulu H L Oct 16 1895
Tho Regulation of tho Board ofHealth relating to tho quarantiningof island vessels at tho port ofHonolulu has been rescinded
Tho Regulation forbidding thomaking of Poi in that portion ofHonolulu lying between tho Nuuanu stream and Liliha streot hasalso been rescinded
By order of tho Board of HealthWILLIAM O SMITH
98 2t President Board of Health
A 3JJFLJD
UNDERSIGNED IS NOT TO BETHEBeared out of town by choleraHouse Painting and lapor Hanging arohis specialities and 023 is tolophono num ¬
ber through which communications can boestablished If you want good work donoby a professional palnlor call around andsatisfaction will bo given
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Timely Topics
Honolulu Sept SO 1895
All ovor tho world nt present
questions of hygiono nro tho
main issuos of tho day Whilo
tho learned scientists of Europo
aro devoting their timo and
skill to find romedics which
can destroy tho disoaso brooding
gorms tho diseases go on and
cholora dipthoria and typhoid
ravago cities and countries
Whonovor a disease bocomos
epidemic it is bocauso tho gorm
found conditions which suitod
it and in which it felt at homo
and ready for businoss Tho
sanitary conditions of tho town
and of tho homo becomes of
vital importance Honolulu is
having a tasto of a cholera opi
domic and it behooves every-
body
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to do his host in placing
ovory homo in tho best sanitary
condition possibleWhon tho general house-cleanin- g
which will tako placo noxtMonday is ovor many house ¬
keepers will find somo house-
hold¬
furnituro which needs renowal and others missing bothas to utility and convenience
Wo call attontion to day toour Oil Stovos Tho DiotzStove which wo carry in stockhas gained a groat reputationovorywhoro Tho one wo espe-
cially¬
recommend is tho mostcompjoto oil stovo ovor offeredin the market It is perfectlysafo for tho user of it and itwill answer all purposes in awell rogulatod household Fivoquarts of oil is sufficient to bumton to twolvo hours In tonminutes a half galldn water canbo boiled It will fry and boilbake or hroil at tho same timoYou can boil potatoes and bakobiscuit at tho same tinao Inton minutos you can broil asteak to perfection and in anhour and a half you can roastan eight pound turkey Oncotriod tho Diotz Oil Stove willbo found tho vory thing for thohousokcopor and the pricobrings it within tho roach ofovorybody
Tho Wator Coolors which wo
havo on hand aro tho vorythings for rostaurants saloonsschools and storos Aftor thowator is hoiled fill tho coolerwith it and oven without ico itwill koop a pleasant tomporaturo Larco families will findthoso highly ornamental coolorsof groat advantago and a groatsaving in regard to ico
What howovor is moro usoful than a Monarch Bicycle InSan Francisco and other placesmail and paper carriers busi ¬
ness men and professional monuso tho Monarch and havowithin tho diamond urrangod aloathor bag vory oasily fixedwhich will contain papor docu-ment
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lunches and clothing anddo sorvico as tho saddlo bags do totho horsoman Tho Monarch istho most solid and host appointedwheel introduced horo and canho purchased on tho installmentplan
Tlio Hawaiian Hardware Go Ld
307 Fort StreetOpposite Spreelm Blonlr
Golden
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BazaarW F REYNOLDS Proprietor
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Domestic Paper Patterns
Remington Typewriters
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They cannot bo surpassed for MotlyePower
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JOS TICKLERSolo Agent Nnuann Street
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Real Estate Dealers
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BUILDING LOTSHOUSES AND LOTS AND
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Parties wlshlne to illnnnsn of llmlrProperties nro Invited to call on us
TH0S LINDSAY
MAHUFAOTUBINJ
Jeweler Watchmaker
KOKUI JEWELRY A SPECIALTY
Particular attention paid to all kinds ofRepairs
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LOOAIi AND GENERAL NEWS
Tho Titno Is out
Tho Kilohona Artmoot this ovoning
Looguo will
A passongor train loft for Ewa at1 oolock this afternoon
Tho Btoainur Kuuai will leave onAlondoy on hor regular route
Tho Jamos Makeo Waialoale andMoltolii arrived this morning
Ed Dowsott 1b a guost on boardtho Bennington on her trip toKauai
Minister Hatohvaluable time toconcorts
N devoting hisarranging band
Paul Neumann was onofishermen who loft in iholast ovening
of thoLohua
Some changes havo been made intho Oahu It It Cos tiuio tablopublished elsewhere
Certain Japanese aro koIuk intotho pottery business using Hawaiianolay Somo very artistio work hasboon turnod out
Tho Hawaiian Itelief Associationwill ineot at 10 a m on tho thirdThursday of ovory mouth at thorosidenco of Mrs S 0 Allen
Bills on account of expenses in-
curred¬
during tho cholora opidomicby tho govornment aro ordered tobo prosontod before 12 oclock noonon Monday tho 21st
Samuel Parker arrived in thoJOnau after a prolonged stay at hisranch on Hawaii Tho gonial gontleman looks excellent and has donoa great deal of hunting
Charles Browstor a well knownomployoo of Wildors S S Co wasarrested yesterday on a chargo ofhaving forged tho signature of thocompany to a money order
A Portuguese was strickou lastevening on Fort street with para-lyses
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He was taken to tho policestation aud caro for by Dr EmersonIt is understood that ho survivedtho stroke
There aro prospoots of a footballname borne arranged on Thanksgiving Day botwoon tho Punahouteam and tho H A A C Fourteaohors will play with tho Puna-hou
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boys
Tho land commission hold itsfirst mooting yesterday aftornoonaud made1 arrangements for tho pre-liminary
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work to bo dono Thatwill probably bo tho last heard ofthe commission
Tho band will play at EmmaSquare this aftornoon Tho firstpioco on tho programme is AlbertCunhas march Our Bloomer Girlswhich is very popular both hero andin San Francisco
Tho finest lino ofdressed and undressed
Kid Gloves infor evening
or visiting use can bo found at N SSaohs Silk Glovos and Silk Miltsin all colors aud lengths can boXouud at N S Saohs 520 Fort street
Wo publish elsewhere tho elegantinonu for to nights dinner at ThoRichelieu whioh is Mrs A Froimanns own creation She is doingeverything possible to make thoopening of hor hotel a grand success
Tho Oahu It It Co hasits popular excursions to
Waianao Two trains wero dis-
patched¬
to dav and to morrow atrain will leave Houolulu at 915 am and return to tho city at 5 p m
A foreign schooner was seen offKauai when tho Keauhou passodby Filibusters or opium Can-
not¬
tho admirals on tho Lohua bosent to investigate with their guns
lancos and other contrivaucos ofwar
In season or out of soaBon ovoryfamily Bhould havo a bottlo of DiahnnmA Mixture in tho house Thorois none bettor than Dwiquts whichhas boon dispousod by the HollistekPharmacy for tho last twentyyears
During tho absonco of W OSmith Mr Hatoh will act as Attor- -
uoy Genoral and President of thoBoard of Health besides attendingto his own oflico as Minister ofForeign Affairs aud baudmaslor-in- -
ohiof
Our thrifty housowivos cheerfullyacknowledge that L B Korr givosbettor valuo in Housekeeping Goodsthan any store in town SheetingMosquito Netting Bodsproad Ta-
blo¬
Cloths Napkins Glass ClothsTowels oto sold on tho principle ofsmall profits and quick returns
Sam Kamaka tho ox boss of Wil ¬
der S S Cos sailors and laborersdied yostorday It will bo difficultto replace big Sam who waB au ex-
port¬
in yanking au ovorloadodsailor on board oxaotly one minutobefore sailing time Sam was vory
Eopular and his vfriouds will miss
Tho Louvro is now in running or-der
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and Messrs Woltors andKlommo tho propriotorp have boonbusy oxtonding their hospitality totho tumorous patrons who called into seo tho now nHtablishmejt Theyexpect all their friends to tako awalk up Nuuauu street thin evoningaud satnplo tho fiuo liquors kept attho Louvrq
To closo thoui out Shirt Waistsformerly soiling at 150 each havobeen reduced to 1 and Pith Hatswhich wore soiling at 2 from thison will bo sold at 1 oaoli Callearly boforn tho supply is ex¬
hausted A Barnes Now ItopublioBuilding King strpot
Tho Saratoga will bo visited by anumbor of pooplo to morrow whowill onjoy tho fiuo bathing of thoplace and tho finer hospitality ofMessrs Carver aud Rid Saratogais loss than three minutes walkfrom tho Bishop switch on thoWaikiki road All microbes havobeon chained the ocean has boonboilod and ovorything is pure
Its mighty strange to Beo howsomo pooplo can walk around in thohot tropical buu clothed in heavyblack clothes and a tall plug hatUowovor mot folks aro more sensi-ble
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and wear suits mado of LightSorgo or Tweeds bought at L BKerrs on Queen btreet Ho sells asiuglo yard at wholesalo prices
Tho funeral of tho lato SamuelLouisson will take placo from thoMasonic Temple at 3 p m to-
morrow¬
Owing to a misstatementin a morning paper several peopledesiring to show tho last honors tothe uocoasou navo boon puzzieuFrionds aud acquaintances are in-
vited¬
to bo at tho Temple at 3oclock
m
An Elegant Banco
Tho managors of tho Lei IlimaClub excelled thomsolvos last ovoniug iu tho arrangements for thodanco given by tho club at tho In ¬
dependence Hall Tho hall wasbeautifully decorated aud brilliantlylighted and thoro wore just enoughguests to make the dancing com- -
fortablo and pleasant Botweondaucos instrumental musio was fur-
nished¬
Tho dancing music wasfuruishod by tho Kawaiahau ClubSupper and light refreshments woreBorvod during the evening Mosdamos Paul Neumann David Day ¬
ton and J N Wright acted as hostessos and mado oerybody feol athomo Tho comuiittoo on arrange ¬
ments consisted of James Holt JrJ M Sims and Thomas CumminsBosides a largo number of sociotypeople several officers from tho US S Olympia wero presents Thodanco which was pronounced a groatsuccess finished shortly after mid-
night¬
Thoro was a gouoral requestfor an encore
A Small Excitomont
The quiot air of Chinatown hadquito a breeze at noon to day A
youug native boy who ovideutly hadiudulgod in too much paki had gotinto a row in a Chinoso restauranton Hotel street A uurabor of Chi ¬
nese jumped ou tho boy who show ¬
ed himself as a veritablo Sullivanand knocked tho long tailed hoathouh around iu a most hcioutific man-
ner¬
Ho would however havo suc-
cumbed¬
to superior numbers if DrMonsarrat who was passing byhadnt interforod Tho polieo arriv-
ed¬
and poaco reiguod agaiu Nobody hurt and no arrests
AiOhinoso baggage express how-
ever¬
took part iu the oxoitomontand a livoly runaway rosultod Thohorse succeeded in knocking thocart agaiust ovory tolophono postdamaging it considerably but wasfinally stopped outsido tho Pan ¬
theon Fortunately none of thenumerous carriages around at mattime of tho day woro run into
Ko onforcomont to tho Ohurch
Tho Right Roverond Bishop ofPanopolis will return by the Aus-
tralia¬
after his o Weird visit to RomeTho Bishop will bo accompanied byFathor Pamphilius a brother to tholato lamented Father Damiou Fa ¬
thor Sylvostor who wont away withtho Bishop will also return bring ¬
ing with him a youug deaoou fortho mission Four lay brothors fortho leper sottlemout aud four sistors for tho soliools aro also oxpeoledto arrivo by tho Australia
Ring up 811 if you havo anythingto say to Tub lNWPKvneNT
The Richelieu
Saturday Oct 19From B30 to 730 P M
Olives
Mullet
HOHS DffiUVItES
PicklesSOUPE
Caviar
TortuoSA ADE
a la Bordelaiso
toissonSauco Tartaro
ENTREE
Grevollo Croquettes Sauco TomatoRoman Punch
H0TI
Dindo Sauco CauuorgoLEOUMES
Pureo do PommesPetits Pois a la francaiBO
Tomatos Asporges a la Mayonnaise
DESSERT
Crome glacoa la Vauillo Ohocolat
Quatro MeudiantsCafo Noire Roquefort
To Waianae
R JL Co
Saturdays and Sundays
Trains will Jcava on Saturdays at0 15 a m nnd 1 15 r m Arriving In Hono ¬
lulu nt3ll r m and 520 r m
Train will loavo on Sundays at 015a m Arriving In Honolulu at u r m
Round Trip Tickets
1st OIubb 1752d Class 125
F C SMITHGeneral PaBsengor and Ticket Agent
100 tf
OOE3AriO
Steamship Co
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
THK M STKAMSHIl
AUSTRALIAWILL LEAVE HONOLUIin
rOIKTHK ABOVE TOItT ON
Saturday Oot 26thAT 4 OCLOCK P M
The nnilorslpned ore now prepared toIssue Through Tickets from thin City to allpoints In the United Statos
2T For further particulars regardingFrolght or Passage apply to
Wm a IRWIN k CO Ld100 0t Gonoral Agonts
Seattle Draughtp-p--p-
-
inilltiEx 8 B Mlowcra
Bost Beer in HonoluluAT TUB
CRITERION SALOONFort near Hotel Streets
O J McCarthy Manager
If you dont got your paperup 841 Thr Independent
The Scare is OverNow wo oxpoct to soo tho Ladies nnd thoirFamilies onco more Wo havo folt lonolywithout thorn So to induco thorn to callon us somo moro as tho Schooh aro aboutto open wo hnvo resolved to roduco thoPricos for
Boys Suits and OutfittingGirls Hats and Dress Material
Stockings Etc Etc EtcAnd ovorything necccossary to havo tho liltloonos appear in tho Finest and Latost Stylosat tho School opening to sucli Prices aswill dofy comparison
Oome and See TbemM S LEVY
ring
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A-ULS trSbliSL
LADES
ASSETS JAN 1 1895CASH
A FINE LINE OF
1HIRTWAIST
B F EHLERS CO
Insurance Company of North America
OF PHILADELPHIA PA
FOUNDKD
CAPITAL1956259992
Oldest Firo Insuranco Company in tho United Statos
Losses Paid Since Organization - - 8143944813Policies Issued Against Loss by Firo on All Glasses of
Desirablo Proporty at Lowest Rates
H LOSE Agent for the Hawaiian IslandsKMm
Why Pay MoreFor a Poor Potuto whon wo offor
3vraiai Potatoesat Your Door -
Thoy uro way alioad of any brought to this market and arosoiling at one half tho cost
ESP Wo thorn Pitusn Eveuy Monday Mouning and inquantity to supply all ordors
Henry Davis Co
Satis Souci
Tho most lovely spot on Oahu isSans Souci This favorito soasidorosort which has boon immortalizedby tho pon of Robort L Stovonsonwho rosided there for months isonly four miles from Honolulu andwithin oasy roaoh of tho tramcarsTho surroundings and bathing atthis famous rosort aro suporior to
found iu tho HawaiianIslands Cottacos and board oanbo obtained on easy torms Thotable sot by tho manager is bettorthan any offered horo at other ¬
For pienies bathiug partiesand outings tho bost accommodationcan bo seourod by giving notice totho mnnngor
3STOTIOE1
From and after this dato Mn FJ Testa is alone authorized to colloot monios for this papor and norocoipt will be valid unless signedbv him or his duly authorizedageul8 Edmund Nonmn
Publisher auct PropnotorIndependent
Honolulu October 15 1895
The
Fort Street
1792
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Delivered
havo
anything
ho-
tels
SOB Port Street
OYSTERS
Fresh- -
From Pearl Harbor
FOR SALE EYERY DAY
AT
HRMcINTYRESGrocery Store
s
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NOTICE
UDBCKIBKltS AUE ItKSPEOTFUIiIiYnotified that all subscriptions aro pay
able strictly In advance by the monthquarter or year
V 3 TESTA1Vtr Mner
Ufcd- -
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Ed Hoffichlaegent
Kug Street opposite CastleCooke
Household Sewing Machine
PIANOS
OIIGANB and
GUITARS
Wines Liquors Beers
or THE 1110 U EST anADE
CAKFETS and rugs
Baby Carriages a Specialty
Inspect the Selected 8 took ol
Ed HOFFSOHLAEGER COKing Street opposite Onstle Cooke
Anchor SaloonCorner King and Nuuanu Sts
W M GcMUNonAM - - MnnogorHi
Headquarters or Mechanics and Laborers
T1IE CELEBRATED
Fredricksbnrg Dranght Beer
ALWAYS OH TAP
Bole Agents for tho Renowned
Long Life II
AHD
O P T
forPerEvory AustraliaCall and be convinced
MilOysters Cocktails
Empire SaloonCorner Nnuanu and Hotel Bts
0 T Day Manager
Cliiie Whs LipmaifisPORTERS Etc ON DRAUGHT
Half-and-Ha- lf on DraughtMoBK AY3HK S
Handmade Sour MashA SPECIALTY
VTercliantsj
Kxchan
S I SHAW Proprietor
Comer King and Nauana Streets
Choice LiquorsAND- -
Fine Beers 1
TELEPHONE 401
Seattle - Draught
Ex S S Mlowera
Best Beer la HonoluluAT TUB
CRITERION SALOONFort near Hotel Btreots
0 J MoOabthy - - Manager
INSURANCE
Life andMarine
AT BEST RATES
Enquire of
J air DOW8ETT
W
Telephone fffl P 0 321
HONOLULU
Carriage Manufactory
123 A 130 Fort Btreot
Carriage BuilderAND REPAIRER
Blacksmith in 81 Its Branches
Orders from the ohr Island in BnlldlngTrimming Pulntlng Ktc Etc
promptly attended to
W W WRIGHT ProprietorBuccessor to G West
T B MURRAY321 323 King Street
The Leading
Hox
Carriage and
Wagnn Manufacturer
ALL MATERIALS ON IIANH
Will furnish everything wife sieniiiboaia and boilers
No Ball Bearing Axles Around This Sbnp
TRlKPHoNlf r7v -- t
Received per k S -- BeiicAnother Lot ol
Including
Ladies DressesAnd a lot of Irresistible -
Silk Four-in-Ha- nd TIphAt20o each or 225 por Dozen A few
cases of
Fan Sn Mineral WaierFully equal if not superior to Appolllnaris
A BARlSnSNw Rnpnhlin Tttillillnc Klnc fltroot
AND
PRODUCE COMPANTG Oavanaou Manager
Opposite 0 R L Depot on King Street
Groceries aud ProvisionsIce Houso Goods Fish Vegetables Frozen
Oysters Etc received by overysteamer from San Fran-
cisco¬
and VancouverTHE SHIPPING TRADE SUPPLIED
ZS TELKPHONE 7f55 g3I
California Fruit MarketCorner King and Alakea Btreots
CAMARINOS REFRIGERATORS
BY EVEDY STEAM EE3
From Ban Franclsoo with
Fresh Fruits OystersSalmon Poultry
Etc Etc Etc
A CXAJFUD
THE UNDERBIGNED IS NOT TO BEscared ont of town by rholttta
House Painting and Puper Hnnglng arehis specialities and iUi is tolmhono num-ber
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through which communications cm noestablished If yon want good work doneby a professional palnler call around midsatisfaction wl 1 bo given
GEORGE TURNER
FainterCorner of Beretnnia nml Knrt Blrifts
E J TESTAt BEAE0J1EB OK
Records Colleotor CopyistTRANSLATOR IN
English and HawaiianReal EstatoAgent Typewriter Stamp
Doaler Parcbaslng UommlsBionand Advertising Agent Etc
U Office No 327 King btreet theformer private ofune of E B Thomas
lliee II3 m
SUGAR FACTORS
IMPORTERS OT
General MerchandiseAND
OOlEJISSIOlJQr MEQOHAJSrT3
Agenfs for Lloyds
Canadian Australian Steamship Line
British Foreign Marine Insurance Co
Northern Assurance Co Fire and Life
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
Pioneer Lino of Packet from Liverpool
J S WALKER
General AgHDi for Hawaiian Islands
Rooms 12 SpreckelB Block Honolulu H I
Royal insurance company of LiverpoolALUANvH VasUKANUIS COMPANY OK LONDON
alliance makinh and general assdranoe company ofLondon
sun insurance company op san Franciscowilhelma ok maodeburo general insurance company
northwestern marine and like insurance company ofMilwaukee
sun lute insurance company op canada
Lif Fir ana Ma w Kisks Taken at Reasonable Rates
Telephone 92
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P O Box 145
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Groceries Provisions and FeedNew and Fresh Goods received by every packet trom California Eastern
States and European Markets
Standard Grade of Cnned Vegetables Fruits and Fishlife Gc ods delivered to any part of thf Olty -- n
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Groceries
LEWIS3111 Fort Street
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Conthutrd from hi Pane
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lliero are commercial intntomtHin Chicago representing several million dollars of capital which havofor six months past beou consider ¬
ing portnauont investments in thoHawaiian Islands Thcso invest ¬
ments would havo been made lastsummer if tho pormanoucy of thoDoln Government could havo beenassured This ansurancq could notbo givou owing to tho fact announced by President Dole aud hisfriends that although their requestfor annexation had onco boon re ¬
fused by tho United States they in ¬
tended to renew it as soon as a nowadministration came into powor
Tho only thing noticeable is thatthe Advertiser dares to hint thatthere is no assurance of tho perma ¬
nency of tho Dole GovernmentWhat are wo coming to
It is a fact that tho Bullotin haBcharged us with inconsistency towards tho Board of Health in itstreatment of our recent epidemicNay moro it even tried to inako outthat wo usod it as political capitalAnd that wo first denied it wasAsiatic pholora aud houndod downthe other papers thereby presuma-bly
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meaning it for raising a scareAlso that we further said it wasAsiatio cholera Now wo havo neveryot expressed an opinion as to thoform of the disoaso or its namo Inanything in that way wo havo sim ¬
ply takou tho statements of thomost reliable medicine mon that thoBoard could find Now howeverafter tho epidemic seoms to havodied out tho Bulletin editorially en-dorses
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Dr Surmanns opinion thattho diseaso was not Asiatio oholoraYet no paper did moro to causoscare amongst tho public whilo thodiseaso was in our midst than thoBulletin and always with tho state ¬
ment Aniatio oholora Our actionwas consistent Wo didnt carowhat tho disoaso was it was amongus It was fatal Wo simply praisedtho Board of Health for what it diddo aud asked its members to resignbecause under their regime it hadmade its appearance and it seomod
and still does Eoom that theywore responsible for its having ap-peared
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owing to their politicalviews having induced them tonegleot to keep their employees upto tho strict mark of that vigilantduty which ought to be tho standardof a Board of Health
Mary Elloaa LunchMy sweethoart is a daisyBut it almost set mo crazyWhou I took tho sylph liko beauty
out to lunchMy bill it was appallingSoon tho sheriff will be calliugWith her from start to finish it was
Munch munch munchChorus
With her from start to finish it wasMunch munch munch
Sho ato candy by tho poundOh you bet with her aroundA dagos stock of goodies would
lessen very quickPlate followod plate of creamWhile I sat as in a dreamFor figuring on tho reokoning mad
moSick siok sick
CnonusFiguring on tho reckoning mado him
Sick sick siok6ho ate two kinds of molonWhen I said now Mary EllenI fear this great variety will siokon
you a bitAs a bunch of Boston ohipsPassed through hor ruby lipsSho smilingly mado onswor it will
Nit nit nitChorus
Shosmilingly mado answerit willNit nit nit
So tho fairly wont on oatingAnd my heart was loudly boatingAs I thought of Hums colossal I
would surely havo to payBut I said to hor politelySomething olso dear whon she
quietlySaid thank you Im not hungry
To day dty dayChorus
Said thank you Im not hungryTo day day day
Jay Bee in Oincinnatti South West
A full lino of Sowing Ootdon juatoponod up at L B Kerrs on Queonstreet All numbors and colors onhaud Call early and got What youneod