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Regard to tbe Great

Athletic Contest

An Historical Kocord Which HasMado tho World Wondor

LOur own Country becamo con-

spicuous¬

at thd outset On Mondayin tho first cbntost of tho gamesLano of Princeton won the firstheat in the 100 metro race Thisseemed almost glory onough for oneday hut Burko and Ourtis proceed-ed

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to win tho othor two heats alsoNext camo the triple jump whichwas won by Connolly and the firstflag that was run up was ours Aftertho intervention of another eventin which no American was enteredcame tho throwing of the discus inwhich Garrett boat tho Greeks atwhat was regarded as their owngame and again the American flagwent up Next camo tho 100 metrorace in which both heats were takenby Americans Jamison and BurkeIn tho five contests of tho day thentho Americans had won the only twothat wore decided and in two of theothers they bad won all the heatsIt is no wondor that the victories ofthe Americans became tho talk oftho town Tho Hungarians whoalone of all tho athletes wore a dis-

tinctive¬

mark on the street strawhats with uniform bands hadscored the first point in tho favor oftho populaco by stepping forwardand depositing a wreath at the footof tho Avoroff statue at tho unvoiling And tboy remained popularall through the festival But nowthey wero relegated to tho secondplaco Tho American athlotes werethe horos of tho hour They werelionizod and followod by enthusias-tic

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crowds wherever they wont ateyoning One papor accountod fortheir prowess by tho considerationthat in their composite blood theyjoined to tho inherited athletictraining of tho Anglo Saxon thewild impetuosity of tho red skinEven tho Australian who on thesecond day won the 1500 metre racewas set down as one of us An edu-

cated¬

Greek whoso notions of geo-graphy

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being derived from school-

days¬

woro probably a little vaguesaid to me Australian why it is

the samo thing Being busy inwatching another Amorican victoryI had no time to set him right

This second day wont much liketho first Curtis began by winningono of the two heats in tho hurdlerace Hoyt coming in second Thenthe long jump narrowed down tothreo Americans who finished in theorder Clark Garrett ConnollyThon tho final heat in the 400 motrorace resulted in Burko first Jamisonsecond Then a closo contest Gar-

rett¬

succeeded in putting tho shotfarther than his Greek competitorthe favorito of the Stadion whomthe crowd called Hermese from hiefine form and motions

The Americans wero also evident-ly

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great favorites with tho andioncepartly perhaps because they livedso far away as to take the placeoocupiod in Horaor by tho blame-less

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Ethiopians almost beyond thesphoro of their jealousies and anti-pathies

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An old priest who set twoseats in front of mo kept turningand asking with smiles Is that ono

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KojUHiik In Honolulu

MONDAY NOV 1G 189G

KALAKATJA DAY

sTho dead pass a way and aro notromemberod To day is tho anniTersary of King KalakauVti birth ¬

day Formerly there was none toograceful or too humble to paycourtesy and obeisances to tho KinRof tho Hawaiian Islands

To day tho uiau who traveledaround tho world in tho iutorost of

his country is practically forgottenby tho very men whoso fortunes ho

created or assisted in buikUng upSomo of them havo earned tho re ¬

ward of betrayal

Since tho days of Kaniehatnehawho united tho kingdom of Hawaiithero has boon no sovoroign of thiscountry who has dono so much fortho benefit of Hawaii noi Carelessin personal conduct perhaps yotalways having hii countrys advance-

ment¬

in view ho risks and perhapsfor tho timo boing has lost his

points He trusted to thoje who inlife botrayed him

It is not for us to say that thokindly rourtosios extonded by thoU S officials and our Californiafrionds hastened his doatb but curi-

ously¬

enough straugo events hap ¬

pened and tho govomrnout of ourcountry was changed

It may bo necessary somo day forThk Independent after Mr Fosterkas left our shores to rofor to cer¬

tain privato reminiscences in which

royalty was not stained although itdid not woar tho ormiuo

Tho holiday of tho pcoplos kingis no longor observed by tho mil-

itary

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oligarchy Tho man who

brought tho Reciprocity treaty toHawaii is iu his grave forgotten by

the millionaires and reinemberodonly by tho poor and tho Boat Boys

Betwoen Dole Judd and Kalakaua Proyidonco will judge if wo ac ¬

cept Sorono Bishops verdict be ¬

tween tho men who havo gone andtboee who remain

TOPICS OF THE DAY

Lorrin A Thurston again shows

up as a hoo doo in tho cablo fran ¬

chise uintlor

Whoro is tho Tax Appeal BoardWo aro told by tho Advortisor thattho plantora who aro not satisfied

with tho valuations of tho Tax As

aeBsors havo como to town to moot

tho Asiossors in ordor to obtain a

reduction of asRC3monts Shortcuts are dangerous This bost Gov ¬

ernment theso islands ever hadcannot support a standing army andjunketing trips without monoy Notdaring to raiso tho rate of taxationthoy inorcaso tho valuations of pro-

perty

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Was it good tasto for our littloOhiof Justice to givo a legal opinionas to tho cablo franchise wheu thoAttornoy Gonoral was present Per-

haps

¬

though tho A G was not con

sidorod competent

If tho Ohiof Justico is correctlyreported tho present cablo franchiseis not a legal one but then thatsno matter

Wo havo boon unablo to vorify thorumor that Mr Doles financial

agent Mr P C Jones is comingdown by tho Australia as tho troni-bo-play-

of tho Hawaiian BandGroat Scott oven if ho did burston tho loan business he certainlycould havo stood Sprookols off untilthe Waikano eabbago crop was ripeor at least havo joiuod Frawlyscompany as a low comedian

Surely wo havo got a funny kindof judges in this country A manwas arrested charged tried andfound guilty of adultery by tha Dis ¬

trict Magistrate a fow weeks agoHo was punished by tho learnedjudge undor tho laws of fornicationappealed his case and undortbo circumstaucoH a nollo pros naturallywaB entered by the Attornoy-Gonora- l

It is uow proper for tho Gov ¬

ernment to call for tondors for thoprinting of a text book for judicialkindergardons It ought to fiud aready sale horo

Tho Ililo Tribuno wauts negro la-

bor

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Tho Star wauts Armouiuus

Would it not bo woll for our etccontemporaries to keop their under-

garments¬

iu proper position Thoniggers aro hore They aro daily

found iu tho woodpilo If you dontbeliovo it go to a meeting of tholoading men and Mr Foster In

regard to Armenians ynu need notgo to any meeting at all Their gen ¬

eral rascality his been sufficientlydemonstrated in ovory quarter of

tho globo not to need moio com ¬

ments By tho way aro tho Arm ¬

enians not Asiatics Tho PlantersCompany ought to decido that ques-

tion¬

prior to ruuning the misorablo

wretches into this country pretend ¬

ing to satisfy our laws

Tho host government conductedby Kiug Bill I Smith has ovi

deutly dsvolopod a bump of conceitwhich is carrying away all vfsfigesof common sense and good judg ¬

ment Tho poor fools clothed withbrief authority attompt to runthis country Guarded by Colonel

MuLean and his valiant epeochmakiug majors thoy dofy publicopinion Hilo and tho Island of

Hawaii opposo tho appointmentsfor that island of sheriff and judgeTho bost government undor King

Bill says d the people and appoints the inner members of the

ctfcvjii rwlMhMMIMi

iwMiiLirqjwrtvwwnrCTwo fly

inner ring In Lahaina thri pooplo

wants a certain physician who for

yoars has done good sorvico as Gov ¬

ernment doctor Tho dootor be

comes a persona non grata lo Mr

Smith and for months Lahaina has

boou deprivod of an official repre

senting tho Board of Health Tho

peoploof tho district demands tho

re instatoment in public offico of tho

dootor and Presidout Smith of tho

Board of Health promises to con ¬

sider tho politions forwarded in

regard to tho matlor Does King

Bill I roally think that ho is in

tho positiou of Vandorbilt It will

bo well for him and his colleagues

to stick their noses in tho ground

and learn that the people aro not

favorable to tho stonch oroated by

their official actions Tho govern-

ment

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may probably count on thosupport of tho peoplojuslac long

as tho govornmout respects the will

and wishes oftho pooplo If thereis to bo a clash and King Bill

I trios to bo an autocrat ho will gottho vorst of tho bargain

Tho Hilo Tribuno is awfully hotover Judgo Hitchcocks appoint-

ment

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It attacks tho Govornmont

for ignoring the expressed wish of

the pooplo of Hawaii and for ap-

pointing

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tho incumbont simply rom

a utilitarian view of his fitness Itthou attacks tho Judgo iu the fol

lowing language

His violent prejudices threats tosquaro things with those whom hochooses lo dislike and his weaknessin allowing his former official capacity to be bout towards favoritismhas compelled his frionds to rcoutthe idea of his sitting beforo themas a Judge His exouso for seekingtho position he excuses by sayiugthat ho saw it was going to a man

who HE did not want to seo in thatposition so ho allowed the positionlo bo thrust upon himself

Apparontly thoy will havo lively

times on tho big Island as thoabovo is only a briqf extract from

tho attacks on the rocent appoint-

ments¬

WATERFRONT WHISPfeRINQB

The bktne Irmgard CaptainSchmidt with 220 tons of H A Cosugar was advertised to leave to dayat noon Tho W H Dimond Captain Nelson with 800 tons of Irwinssugar was to leavo at 8 oolok thisafternoon Both vessels cleared forFrisco tho two being coast cracksan iuloresting race is looked for-

ward¬

toTho W G Hall brought 3530 bags

of sugar for tho Irmgard on Satur-day

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last Thoro wero 1770 bags ofH A Co No 2 being taken by WG Irwin Co helping to swell thownrehouo pile of sugar awaitingearly shipment to New York

Tho bark Albert is loading sugaralongside tho Mikahala to dayThere are 8748 bags of sugar of Lihuo plantation for Captain Griffiths150G bags of B sugar for tho IrwinCombination woro lodged iu tho OS S Cos warehouso

Tho whaliug bark Gayhead is offtho port to day Tho Captain andhis wife camo ashoro this morningin a whale boat landing at thoOceanic wharf Tho Gayhead iswell remembered at this port byreason of tho crow ondoavoring tosot fire to the vessel two yoars agowhilo cruisiug off the harbor ThoCaptaiu remembers his experience

The steamer Kaala loft at 10 a mto day for the circuit of Oahu Shetook a uumbor of Japanoao for thoKahukit Plantation She also car-ried

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a big froight Piokard is nowpurser with Captain ThompsonAlbert Christian boiug promotod toa positiou on tho James Makoo

Tho steamer Koauhou arrived Sat-urday

¬

having towed tho disabledsteamer Waialealo from Koloa in 18hours Captaiu Thompson experi ¬

enced fine weather all the way It

r7---7- -fi

would not bo adilHoulttask says thosturdy skippor lo tow a triojof Biioh

atoamor as tho Woialoalo whon thoygot Into pilikia Tho Waialoalo will

havo a now crank shaft cat hore

tho satno to bo put in as quiokly as

possible

St Loula Hall

Tho St Louis Litorary Sooioty

gave a very clever dramatic ontortainmont at their now thoator lastSaturday evening A largo audiencogreeted tho bays and their efforts

wero highly appreciated Thothoator is vory protty indeed andtho alumnis can fool justly proud inpresenting thoir now hall lo thoirfrionds The acting and music woro

also rory ploasiug although somo oftho boys would be improvod if thoyuso tho fat euro for tho benefitof their undor extromelies or usomoro cloth for thoir trousers Maywo suggest to the management ofthe vory interesting socioty that thevalue of tho theatrical performanceswould bo greatly onhauced if thoyoung ladies of tho convent woroinducod to join thoir brothers andcousins of tho college in futuredramatic events It is probablyrash to make tho suggestion buttimes have changed and presumablywo havo to change with thorn Inthe meantime we hope the St LouisLiterary Socioty will move on nellpatronized by tho public and sup-ported

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by tho enthusiasm of thealumnis of our loading college

JTiunoyii Directory

Wo are vory pleased to havo reoeivod a copy of tho Directory audRoferoueo Book of tho Hawaiian Isl-

ands¬

for 1890 97 Mr Fiunoy whohas compiled tho work is entitledto the highest consideration of thecommunity for tho labor and con-

scientious¬

troublo usod by him iuprosonting a directory which is farsuperior to anything scon hore iutho days gono by

Wo havo only beon able to tako acursory glanco of the now directorybut wo feol justified iu expressingour felicitations to thd proprietorfor tho elegant appearance of hisbook

Tho maps contained in tho volumoaro compiled by tho GovernmentSurvey Department and bpaidos thogroups the single islands have beenproduced Tho statistics aud thodosoriptivo matter havo beou editod byMr Dan Logan one of tho best in ¬

formed nowspapor men in HawaiiTho classified directory which is a

now scheme will be found of groatvalue to tho business men horo andabroad Wo shall tako pleasure inreferring to Mr B L Finnoyt Ha-

waiian¬

Drectory at a future date

Wash embroidery silks linon flos-ses

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in all colors satin ribbons andbaby ribbon in silk ond satin allcolors at N S Sachs

Frawley Companys

SEASON

Seats Now on Sale at HobronDrug Company

For Following Performances

TUESDAY NIGHT Nov 17th

THE WITH

THURSDAY NIGHT Nov 19th

THE TWO ESCOTSCHEON

SATURDAY MATINEE Nov 2lst

MOTHSSATURDAY NIGHT Nov 21st

THE LOST PARADISE

TUESDAY Nov 21th

THE CHARITY BALL

Tho reportoiro for balance of Sea ¬

son will bo announced later 427 tf

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Timely Topics

Honolulu Nov 7 1800

A GOOD THING

Do you know n good thinewhon you sco it Somo pooplodo and somo dont but tliosowho tumblo to It aro bound togot ahoad in tho rued for wealthWo can put you on to a thingor two Just now wo want you to

Give Tour Horse aTreat

Komombcr ho is your bestfriond and if you treat him wolland feed him woll ho will domoro work and bettor workbesides looking as a noblo equineought to look

The National Feedi

will leave work a eomplotometamorphosis in tho conditionand tho appoaranco of yourhorse It is a circular shapedvessol mado of cold rolled steelfinoly galvanized with Malloablo Iron Sido Rod each boxfurnished eomploto with a Japa ¬

nese Wrought Iron Holdor Platoand Screws This feed box bustho advantage that you can putit up anywhero in tho stall orbox docs not waste a particlo oftho feed will always bo sweetand clean and is especially desirablo where a horso is inclinedto

Bolting Slobberingor Scattering

It saves feod bills at a rateof from 25 to 30 porcont SavesDoctors bills by preventing In-digestion

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Colic and StomachTroubles saves bostlors timotroublo and voxation It paysfor itsolf in a fow wcoks and nostablo is eomploto without itThoy como in 3 sizes capacityG 8 and 10 quarts and tho priceis within tho roach of every-body

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owning a horso Wo wouldespecially call tho attontion ofManagors of Livery Stables tothis now device It will payyou tho troublo to como andinspect thorn

For salo by

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Our nrioes for driArl mid nunnorated Fruits urn lownr nnn- -

sidoring tho quality than

to select tho best buying onlyfrom tho manufacturers agonttheroby saving a middlemansprofit and giving our customorstho bonofit of it Wo find itgives satisfaction to got tho boatand our method of buying en ¬

ables us to soil tho bot qualityat the samo price as is usuallychargod for inferior goods Horois a list of theso goods ApplosApricots Poaches pooled andwith skin on Prunes ZantoCurrants Dutes Smyrna andWhito California Figs SultanaRaisins London Layers Woisbadon Stullbd Prunos Cranborries Thoro is not a hotterstock anywhero

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LOOAL AND GENERAL NEWS

Company H will drill this evening

Korr is Belling 10 yards of Ging-ham

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for 100

Prawloy to morrow night at thoOpora Houso

Band concert at Emma Squarothis ovoning

Horbort Smith is now managor ofT II Davies Coa store at Hilo

Tho Lanz Wldonianu wedding willtako placo on Wednesday tho 18th

Mr Oharles Oroighton ezncots binmother and sister by tho Australiato day

The Circuit Court of Maui will boin noftsion at Lahaina on tho 2d ofDccembor

John HCouoy DeputyShoriff ofKauai writes that thero is no PatCullon in sight

A largo number of planters andrepresentative men of tho outlyingdistricts are in town

The firo in tho Hackfold coal piloat tho PaciCu Mail dock was extin-guished last evening

Tho Plantors were in sossiou thismorning Tho annual meeting oftho chosen peoplo has opened

If tho Australia arrives boforodark tho baud will play at tho Ha-waiian

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Hotel and not at EmmaSquare

Mr F H Haytolden reportsplenty of rain on Lanai Our Msnicorrespondents complain of drywoathor

The Kilohana Art Loague willopen this evening and an excellentsolection of art gems will bo present- -ed to tho publio

Tho swimming contest under theauspices of tho H A A C is tocome off at 4 oclock this aftornoonThero are 4 events

A number of tho members of thoHonolulu Eoad Club took a spin toPearl City yesterday for tho purposoof inspecting the roads

It is roported that a Maui man willbo appointed magistrate for Wailuku in tho placo of Mr FredCarter Tho report can hardly bebolievod

The many young friends of MissHeleno Irwin had a glorious timelast Saturday at the residence of horparonts where her ninth birthdaywas celobratod

Thero are prospects that th oldCooke residenco on King street soldat auction to A F Cookoill bodestroyed and a new modern build-ing

¬

be erected

Tho small jaohts started sailiugthis morning and the owners of thoMoku Liilii havo evinced as groat interost in their yachts as does thoPrinco of Wales in Persimmon Aluau is in progress this afternoon atQueen Kapiolanis rosidenco at Honuakaha

Mombors of tho popular CourtLunalilo A O O F of this city en-tertained

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yesterday a number oftheir brethren who aro of tho U SSAlbatross at present in port with acarriage ride to tho various pointsof interest in tho city Ohiof Lind ¬

say and othors woro along

Mr Beals leaving on the Irmgardto day and who makos tho roundtrip with Capt Schmidt narrowlyescaped serious injury if not instantdeath on Saturday afteruoou last bygetting in tho way of a sling load ofsugar swung out from tho steamerHall on the deck of the barkentiueBeals who is short sighted did notsoo his peril Those near him shout ¬

ed an alarm none too soon

A largo numbor of pooplo gather ¬

ed at the corner of King and Nuuanu streets this morning to witnessMark Parmenter climbing tho bigHag staff of tho American Leagueand adjusting the haliards neooasaryto hoist tho big flag which will bohoisted to announce Bryans electionMark looked very pretty indeedwhon he reached tho top of thostaff and ho was apparently perfect ¬

ly at home in tho uppor regions

A writ o habeas corpus has beenbrought in the case of tho Japanesewho havo got into troublo on aohargo of attempting to land herewithout possessing fifty dollars bonafide The case will be heard to-

morrow¬

Messrs Humphreys andThurston will appear for tho Japan-ese

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It is oxpeoted that there willbe some very interesting develop ¬

ments Tho Toyo Maru will bo dotalnod hero until tho case is sottlod

m w m

Personal

Chauncoy you oanuot oxpout moto oaro for you as much as you wishif you dont regain your hoalth andstrength Will meet you this afteruo6n at tho comor after you havohad a glass of Seattlo Boor at theCriterion Ssloon Maud

Town DoyB WinAn interesting game of football

wai playod last Saturday botweenthe Regiments and town team

Tho game was vory fair and theinsinuations in tho morning paperthat dirty work was douo by thoRegimonts aro wholly uncalled for

Mr Goorgo Carter who acts asumpire in n vory efficient mannerstandi no nonsense and immediatelychecks any attempt of slugging

It was n good gamo of footballand it will pay lovers of sport topatronize tho garnet to bo playodduring this month Wo would sug ¬

gest that the polico in tho futurokeop tho crowd away from thogrounds Tho mob which climbedor forcod tho fences interferedseriously with the players

The following players took partin tho game

TOWN HOYS

NAMK AND WKIOI1T rOSIIlOM0 A Long Copt 100 CoutorJohn Lane 180 Right OuardIsnao Oookott 100 Left GuardJ A Thompson 145 Right GuardOK Chllllngworth 1150 L H TiickloWWIldor 180 Itight KndF Damon 135 Left EndG Watorhouso 1S5 Quarter backWCornwolMIO It Half backA Oonradt 143 L Half backJ KalnnlatJaolo 100 Full back

Total weight of players 2008 poundsF1UST REGIMENT

NME AND WEHIHT rOSlTIONJ Cook MO CenterII Potorson 160 Itlght Guard8 Wnllucc 175 Left GuardJ Luablwa 1C0 Hight TackloSam Johnson Oapt 150 Lft TackleA Lawronco 115 Itlght KndFGIenson 110 Loft KudF Kllboy 110 Quarter backW UirmiilngB 150 It HalfbackK Austin 150 L Half HackGClarkoHfi Fullback

Total weight of players 2485 pounds

Judgo do la Vergne was refereeand Messrs Babbitt and Howardaetod as linosmen

Cupid is a daisy and dont youforget it

BTJSINEQ8 L00AL8

Kerr is selling 80 yards of Calicofor 100

Stamped goods of ovory descrip-tion

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at N S Snchs

Pointed nnd tinted Goods latestdesigus nt N S Sachs

Korr ia soiling 20 yards of BrownCotton for 100

Brovn Ctitton Sheeting 2J yardswide for 18o pur yard at Kerrs

Aro you fond of fancy work Goto N S Sachs and seo tho novelties

Ladies Shirt Waists Recherchedopigus at 1 25 each at L BKerrs

Flanneleths 15 yards for 100A tip top lino at 12 yards for 100nt Kerrs

Extra Quality fancy Laco exquisitePatters 10 to 12 inches wide 8 yardsfor 3 these are worth doublo thomoney

Buffalo Boor has proved its im-mense

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popularity at tho Royal Paci-fic

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and Cosmopolitan Saloons Thocelebrated Pabst is also retainedthere in draft or in bottle The in-

terchangeable¬

check system that hasproved such a convenience to thopatrons of these popular resorts inalso in vogue

Scotch whisky has become one ofthe favorite beverages in Honoluluduring the last year Tho differentbusiness houses havo competed tofind tho very best brand The RoyalAnnex now claims to havo importeda whisky which cannot bo excelledT V F is the name and the lettersstand for The Vory Finest Thiswhisky will bo served exclusively attho Royal Annex and connoisseurswill do well to step in and taste theT V F

Mrs Kidleigh You know thatCharlie Van Tassel came homo dis-

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Mother -- Do you think baby willover talk Father Heavens yesIts a girl Ex

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After sovoral tetts had beou mndothey came to tho unanimous deci-

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that tho only May to bent thoX Hay was tho Rainier boor whichcausos suoh a fooling of X hilartion to ray dinto through tho sys ¬

tem that tho imbiber is impelled toshout Hoo ray for Rainior boor attho Anchor Saloon whoro you gotit to perfection

Charley Moltenos friends willfind him with M A Peixoto thoTonsorial Artist at tho old stand inUnion Art Gallery lane

The honoredgucst who makes a callShould wclcomo find sincere

And llkowlso If ho drinks at allA glass of Itoinlcr Beer

On tap or in bottles at tho Cri-

terion¬

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A wrinkle now to Honolulu

is old bluo china It has boon

tho rago in tho United Statesfor six months past and inEurope for as many months be-

fore¬

Its tho sort your groatgrand mothers and their childrenused except that modern me-

thods

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tho piecos thinner and tho decor-

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Bollcok This is a much bet-

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quality and is decorated in amore artistic man nor

For plaii evcry day uso thoDolft is tho best becauso it ismade to wear and to uso Wo

huvo full sots and singlo piecesof it Avhich will soon find thoirway into tho homes of Hono-

lulu

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Delft is not a fad it was

used many years ago and was

fashionable for a full centuryboforo wo came on this mundanosphoro Its placo was taken byothor and Frencjiior patternsnow wo aro back to tho old Gorman windmill pictures Comoand seo thorn

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II 0 CANNON Is pleased to state that hois now vreparcd to supply

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Also a now Invoice of tho Celebrated

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climate second to none

MOItB THAN 100 OF THEM SOLD

On tho Hawaiian Islands during tho lastyears

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climate socond to none

MOKK THAN 100 OP THEM SOLD

On the Hawaiian Islands during tho lastyears

ALWAYS ON HAND A COMPLETEASSOItTMitNT OF

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Also tho choicest European and Ameri-can

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Corner King Bethel Strcots

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of youra adding after an affirma ¬

tive answer Yours nro doing well

Tho danger now was that if tho fow

Amorican spectators mado too muchdomon8tration this good will mightbo turned to rnvy

Throo times again this second daytho Amorican flag wont up and notuntil tho fifth evont tho lifting ofheavy woights did anothor flogroach tho masthead during thesotwo days then tho Danish flag wasdisplayod for tho viotory in liftingwith two hands and the British flagfor tho victory with one hand Intho sixth and last ovont of tho secondday tho 1500 metre race for thofirst timo au Amorican was beatonby a man of anothor nation Blakocoming in second whilo tho firstplace was taken by Flack an Austra-lian

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but that was tho same thingIt was almost a relief whou Wed ¬

nesday was given up to contests out-side

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tho Stadion and when onThursday tho Germans camo outstrong on their favorite Turn exer-cise

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thoir squad excelling thoGreeks in tho accomplishment ofmoro difficult oxoroises even whentho Greeks squads kept better formTho Germans also showed somo bril-liant

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individual practice On thisday tho Greeks also succeeded ingetting Ihoir flag to tho masthead

But the gymnastic exercises didnot fill tho Stadion as tho runningmatobos had dono and the indi-vidual

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contostiu vaulting tho woodenhorse with twenty contestants andthe horizontal bar contest withabout tho Bame number nearlyemptied it The victories of thisday depended on the judgment of acommittee and however fair thoaward might be it was after all amatter of opinion and the spectatorsseeing that the award resulted some ¬

times from discussion and com-promise

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kept thoir own opinionwhich was sometimes at variancewith that which found expressionat the masthead

The real athlotio contest is thatwhich is docided by moasuromentsand timekeeping beyond tho possi-bility

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of dispute affording resultswhinh tho spectators can soo forthemselves Such is pro eminontlythe run This in the present gamesas always and overy whore evokedthe keenest intorest It is explicablethat for over fifty years at Olympiatho games consisted Bimply of running matches and that they weroalways regarded as the centralevents It is no wonder that thogreat apostle a Hobrew of thoHebrews was so impressed by thisfoaturo of tho Groek games that hois constantly alluding to it sayingSo run Ye did run well I

preBS toward tho mark In thoAthenian Stadion the cloud of wit-

nesses¬

also was brought vividlyto mind

With tho reassombling in theStadion on Friday came a heighten ¬

ing of tho good will between theGreeks and the Americans causedby tho American athletes displayinglittle Greek flags besides their ownand tho distinctive marks of orangeand black for Princeton and thounicorns head for the BostonAlhlotio Association There camoalso a ropetition of tho samo story ofAmerican victories The first ovontwas tho final heat in tho 100 metrerace which was won by Burke withHoffmann German second Thentho competition in tho high jumpnarrowed down like the long jumpof Tuesday to throo AmericansOlark Garrott and Connolly andwas finally won by Olark Then fol-lowed

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tho final heat of tho hurdlerace won by Curtis in an exoitingcontest tho Englishman Gouldiugbeing neck and nook with him atthe last hurdlo Thon camo thopolo vault whioh was immeasurablydrawn out by tho bar being liftedinch by inch for Greok competitorslong before tho Amerioans Hoytand Tylor had felt called upon totake off their sweaters and reallycompete These two finally settledtho contest at a height about a footand a half above that at whioh thoither contestants had struggledWhen Hoyt had won tho King roquested him to try a still higher

nnfnh Jt fin mntrofl which ho accoui- -

plishod to tho Kings ovidont satisfaction But oven this was belowTTnrlo mun nrnviflllS rocord It is

worthy of noto that iu tho wholo

course of tho games no world rocordwas brokou

Throo times already before thistho Amorican flag and no olhor hadgono up on this day A detaoh- -

mnnl nf Mm nrnw of tho San Fran- -

oisco who had not liko tho othorAmericans got urea ol cneonng onformor days roared lustily overytitno tho flag was displnyed Butwith tho polo vaulting AmericaAmerica rested its case and evenboforo its flag wont up for thisfourth tirnn thn Croat ovont of thisgroat day camoNn preventing onvyand stopping for a timo the talk ofAmorican invincibility

The Greeks had waited long forthoir turn On Tuesday thev thoughtthat in putting tho shot their manhad won whoroas he had not roachod by sovoral inches a mark attainedby Garret in ono of his uarlior trialsFor tho first timo ono then felt thoreal heaving of tho heart of thomultitude Misled by tho applausoand sharing the general impressiontho man intrusted with tho postingof tho record put up tho number oftho Greok as tho winner The rovulsiou of feeling which camo withtho speedy correction of tho orrorwas all tho moro painful It was notuntil a quarter past five on Thurs ¬

day that tho Groek flag was run upwhen the judges decided that Metropoulos had surpassed the others intho gymnastic exerciao with thorings Thon tho difference was madomanifest between generous applausohitherto bestowed on foreigners andreal delight in victory all tho moreintense for tho long dolay aud thodisappointment Thon it was thatif tho soats had not rested upon solidearth they might have come downTho young victor aftor being carriedabout on tho ahouldors of tho orowdwont to tho dressing room kissed byhis father and brother as he passedthem At last tho Grooks had anOlympionikes although it was onlyin a minor feat of gymnastics Butgreater things wore yet to oomo

The run from Marathon was feltby all the Groeks to be tho principalevent of the gamos National pridowould have beeu deeply touched atlosing it Somo of those who hadpractised this run in anticipationwould havo been almost if not quitecontont to roach tho goal and likothe ancient runner ontho day of thogreat battle shout out with theirremaining breath chaiietc nikopenand die

For this run there wore eighteenentries twelve of thtm GreeksGermany France Hungary thoUnitod States and Australia weroalso represented Storios wore cir-culated

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regarding tho prowess ofthe Australian and the Americanwho had como in first and second inthe 1500 metro raro A milo run tobo Buro was a different thine fromcoursing that long road from Marathon Still tho Greeks wero anxiousThe men started Jrom Marathon attwo 6olock on Friday to run intotho Stadion to a string strotchod outat tho Sphondone a distance of 40kilometres or about twenty fivomiloe Tho one hundred thousandpeople waiting for I hem in andabout tho Stadion could know nolhiug of tho stages of tho coutest howtnroo foreigners tho dreaded Aus-tralian

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and tho dreaded AmnnVnnand even boforo them tho Frenchman took the lead and hold it up too point within a fow miles of Athonahow they ono by ono then folt thnawful strain of the acronv nn1 t

last Biiocumbed easily to anyono whosoomoa to havo retained mnstrength than they and how othorsiiorcoiy laboring camo ouo by onointo tho first places stace afterward so graphically told by thosewno watoiiotl thorn

To be continued

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