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VOL XXXV., NO. I'd HOXOU'M', II. T.. TICIDAY, XOUHMUKIt lUIHr, WKKKIiV WHOM NO. 22J.8
Entered nt the 1'ontonlcn of Honolulu,It. T., Hecond-clas- s Mutter.
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WALTER G. SMITH, EDITOR.
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BUSINESS CARDB- -
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to'n If""'" ' " mat mny a satis- -& COOKE.-(Rob- ert P. ; , .
J. juawrey, J. xvi. uooro.j importers - u.aj,u u .vu- - muiury suiuuun,dealers in lumncr ana dumcihr maw- - reiary nay ma Deuer mat tne
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n tITTDTAPP Whnloanla nrA TCatwtl Clm uyper. 112 Klne BL: Tel. 119. Far-.llv- . Dlan- - Governnientatlon ships' stores supplied on short posed to the opinion held by the Presnotice, gooas oy every steamer. ,,. n,lu the Secretary of State,Orders from the other Islands faithfullyexecuted. Important development In
CONSOLIDATED SODA
r.,n.int.lf.l..
be
declineLewors,
asseninp
Chineseop- -
arcronntTB T.u R.nlinml.i. " - ' inuir own ine .v...t,.uun ,....j.rFort Holllster China be 8Ibllty kill offered up .variousAgents. pelled execute eleven princes the be nil
and olUcIals alleged responsible signal anti-foreig- n all.,..TrDunuuuuii tne nese outrages, ,,.n,.i.ichlnery of destrlptlon madeorder.
CARDINAL'S HATSlMITCn CTATPC Hy. sent immediately after the pre- - command
VrlV this Gov- -
I ikoltr L"U1LU ulut "iineu amies cordance wltliMiC intend policy best the flag.
point France and
NEW YORK, Nov. 22. despatchHerald from Rome says:
condition Government the coast but rather aggravated the that Tennout ni,mv reports will
ofllclals COver the Foo Chow that St. Petersburgcoming Mr. Lavldln. -
went calling YORK, Nov.Austrian has against and
wtn much cause(1Archbishop Prague sliouiu leceivucocred scarlet, 'iho Seo Prague
is by historicalreasons, be rank
and been held a ofdignitaries of? Princely title.occupied Raron
howuver, has just givendecision, which Is negative, tho ground '
that the Archbishop too young.Furthermore there other
These will touch Kronchaspirations, as Cardinal's
expected by the French bogranted.
This decision Is uiie growingImportance attached His Holiness totho development RomanCuthollc faith the United States,which country. newappointments of Princes tbo ohurchlmvo been decided upon.
This appointment two additionalAmerican Cardinals may causo Jealousy,but Is only with thoamount of support the RomanCatholic church the United States Isgiving Holy See, ns comparedother nations. Commenting upon thoabove, the Herald says:
"Gossip willthis announcement that two red hats
are to como United States.solution the ecclesiastical friction thathas years existed between east and
west, used that both ArchbishopsCorrlgan nnd Ireland should bo raised
sacred college thus rlvnlrya now factor has
scene the person Archbishopof New Orleans, dclegato
Rico and thoPhilippines. .
"ThlH Is a most ofllce, andMgr. seems bn meeting Itsmnny requirements successfully will
doubt rccelvo tho customary reward '
of Red Rome bestowsher This dis-pose tho newly dig--
who Is get the other?Hurh would leave old trouble,unsolved. Until Archbishop CorrlganArrhblnhop Ireland have been Homothis summer and both wcro there
the hlghPHt honors. Archbishop Corrlgan mnde report Pope won-derful prosperity and progress his dlo-res- o
of York, Hut thishalnnrr-- by thn high honnrH paidArchh'Miop Inland Franco Ills
repulo form evenwilglit. Another Idea tho
rereii'ly mooted mplo CardinalPlliTln, In Rorno tho
Hlnitu, would sperlnllyrharc'd look after thn affairs of thnflinch here For Mgr. Marllnelll,who will iindniiblrdly soon u Car
)iim lifen fpnkeii of, but In notMfoiiwht would do, heriiinm really
MiiIIihi Mini pn mi Aimrlcaii, thoughlunjr re'l'lrul hire"
THK WAH,
D Wtit lUldlnirJlrriid
MM-iJiP- ,
l NmIIvhh Hi" I unimr. ni i'n ami Do
i . ittfti, Iruvvriwili nn.. hiMm
Hu Ulldj , I...I, ui, Mjutfiiuniiir 1111111 hy
i .hi i jwntw)uri Iu ilw UrmitfI . i' "Uitlrr
I 1 I.U'uU'nUH , HM tl Til.i.Ji ilriJii). yn i)iliil liv
i i iiii luJjjn Hitli liNyyi u vlWtfnu
i i in.. liuUitf dijy ihihsIio.i, i r HdHUM lluUwf ililllHIl
i i . i MumuMI ) ufUHII i I I
VENGEANCE
DM
Germany Wants theOfficials' Heads.
UNITED STATES OPPOSED
McKinley Policy of Bloo-
dshedStatus of the Ne-
gotiations.
very admin-istration, which expected take
modification.Mr. message
an Inquiry
0
vengeance Mr. W. W. Itnckhlllsunt Poking IiIk adviser. anopen tlinl authorities wouldlmvo preferred the the ne- - '
comintsulon, formed ofeuinmNslohcrs, thteo In nuinlier, np-- jpointed power, but tills plantfailed of nccoinpllHluncnt. '
The of Germany thatcontinuance of negotiations dependsupon the of princes undllfllf.lllln fi
outrages another form of the propo- - '
sltlun submitted the WashingtonGovernment tueral weeks ngo by
von Sternberg, the German charged'uffulres. proposed at thuttime thnt conditionnegotiations the Chinese Governmentbe compelled surrender theand real perpetrators the crimes
against International law."The response of the United Slates
was that could Join In demandof this character; that China shouldlie nfforded an punishthe criminals, that fortheir punishment should Inthe negotiations for final settlement.
The President Is the newuornian proposal he will probably
NEW YORK, Now 22. According agree It suggesting sometj"l AtnnlilnrvlriH t n ,H llrt a . ."cl mouincnuon leau toLEWERS , "D",'"h,, "V
anu w..fc,.An official said thnt sonio of those
M.
punishment of Chinese leaders Imposed condemned by power- - from any other source.by rul princes ST. Nov. 2t. Europe case Czar's death,
adequate, Is nese forces, it plain causing so muchand
NewAnother
the
tstlfll
of car- -rylng the of the Character sent out fromniiniannn n ni,in n ,. n. tt twf flint tluviin.,n.imiiii;Oi IB iiuiL' iuit:L liiu - - .. - ...- - ........ ..b i....v ...
the situation Is that has culprits ejuickly likely ln tlle danger. Russia has be- -ATJcil tlint n nnnrlltlnri t- i.i i. i v . i1 Intmin ,t i,r. harr Cat. -- " " '- - ""ie pos- - ,.... ,- -j ...... ...u
and Allen Bts". '&. Co.! ln tne negotiations, com- - Is suggested that they might dally from theto the Emperor. Such nn net would a churches In large cities,,,, to be for an outbreak"u. ""i .,--! jor un this condi- - ,.o n,nn o,ievery to
I
with
received
unit
Bravest
,tlon
steps secure
sponse from Secretary
demand
ix'crct
Germanyprecedent
"llrst
committed
made
'flrmatlon
22. The in
I of the nose waters
tho
favor- - Europeanlnl)Ie
Ini'nil nnttntitGermany they
nnntlnn. ueiense.
hnve consequences authorities hesitate
SHOWING FLAG.
PARIS. Nov. ndmlrol
UlllllLy JlnlLJ sentatlon thnfernment by Mr. The In
Hican luu uiu hol Instructions toUII15 lO UlSap- - to a of of French
Austria.
A to
disappoint-ments
J)bfi)tnil,muUiUwf, Wnilib-nliiX- ,
iirlAinmiiilrln
(tr.lil.tiliMlM'K
Againstopportunity
considering
contemplate.
The
Great
private
theministers
condition,desirous
Lavldla,linrn
com- -
tho
maw
Commissionernnhino .llvlilPrt bulletin Wilson
Wu. vessels Into three squadrons.
inullast
but that nrst be ,but little during tho night, butcxperlence the necessarily Gulf Pechlll, which be base.turblng cnuse.
his with Nnga- - "HIn Majesty's generalthe punishments were sai;i and another Che-fo- o. The sec- - satisfactory. Temperature this morn- -
Secretary also urged nd will jjng. pulse 70."him take Into the Shnnrrlml. survoll- - LONDON, anxietyattitude the Chinese nnd tho abllltv condition not there
A feeling contiguous far by ment. sub-cor- Lugrange,sts tho na cv, Ti.n conflicting its Tenn
the Vatican and His con- - it the the coast from the causes come from aTonquln there a general
In the ty- -' NHWTho Government of late, angered the Chinese
been urging porsisiunco inai them to foremostthethe of
considered Austrlons, forand other to
has by successionIt now
by Scrlbnltz.Tho a final
on
views.the number of
hats will not
last to theby
Increasing of theinIn consequence, two
in accordancewhich
lnto tho
bet at a fast paceby
to the One
for thetho to bo
bythe and allequalized, buton tho In of
thoto Cuba, Porto
Important asChnppcllo to
notho Hot thnt onsuccessful diplomats. would
of aim promisedThen to
a course thennd
a theIn
point Isto
nnd un-doubted as a for
nor resident for
Pulled lie
miiileillniil It
h hit Is
MONK
MUyn Mini and
mil noiivrul Will,iiiuuKHiiJ 'In
mi. iil4tlM!'(l H
n
lMMf lllfWr1Uh
'.4 jiiimiif e
"
distasteful to
j Conger's in re
fy
witsIt
thereference
Collations
each
proposal
executiontlinlti'lil ,1,..
Bu-ro- n
as
to
u
and provision
anato to
tn
areme
'" are doubt
itswas
by
not
Irrperlal bulletins nout ultimatum foreign
tii..t (r fa
toV no
,.
toto
!
iu
which the
THE FHENCH
Hu- -
Secretary
LmCly vengeance, showingof Mr. squndron stationed no
President ofleft of 0f a condition
Imposed ntndequate. Hay squndron stationed at
full Its? i, nn,i it Is a
' Is.. 22.
be
Is
is
It
bo
ho
Isof rin
bo
bn
mi
Mrs.
ins blood expiation. fnrmprterrlng Mr. Conger from Ideas Clayton, New Mexico.
KRUEGER LANDS ONSOIL FRANCE
ARSICILLES, November Paul Krueger, former President
Id
Is
ofto
Is
to
of
it
or
Is
Isis
of
of
to
to
In
us
4a
tlie fleetii.. hn Internal Revenue
xs ac
stated
ln hands
Xo 21.Is
of ex- -be to
of to toof siege which
inof
of
are
ln
of
of
going
of
In
In
M
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21
to
to
to
to
In
ln
of
lnnlIn lfbpe of de- -
of
22.
' phold fevfcr, have firm: fair, 3?c;iii n rt ';"ces oh the a!to It 4c;E. W. at typhus, medical men not con- - steady; 0.00c;
of the SouthAfilcan republic, here at 10:45 a. m.
Mr. Krueger cannot but elated at the warmth of his reception by thoof Marseilles He bo said to have been borno on Iricslstlblo
wave of from the landing stago to his hotel. The broad stieets andboulevards through which the route lay presented a perfect sea of beings,all gathered there prompted by tho desire to welcome the aged Boer
Fiom the the twelve-oare- d barge of thowith Kiueger, appeared to bo In health, sitting ln her
stern, am rounded by the Boer representatives, Including Dr. Leyds and Messis.Fischer and a storm of broke and never ceased until Mr. Kruegerentered his hotel. Even then a vast of peoplo remained In front of thubuilding until Mr. Kiueger appeared on the balcony, whero ho had to remain forsome time, uncovered, acknowledging thu acclamations of his of admir-ers, who cheering until they wcro hoarso with
Replying to the storm from tho solid block of thousands ofpeople, Mr. Krueger said the warm reception given him would do
much to soothe tho wounds In his heart. Tho Boers, ho added, will nover sacn-llc- o
their They rather bo exterminated to the man.to tho addresses of of tho Presidents of tho Paris and Mar-
seilles committee, Mr. Krueger spoke ln Dutch nnd in a low voice,his words with energetic movements his hat, which ho held In" bis light hand.After thanking the committee for the w rnith of the reception uecidiu andexpressing for the sympathy h had received from the Fre-iu- govern-ment, ho spoko of tho war as terrible and barbarously conducted by thu British.He paid:
"I liavo fought with tho savages but present war Is worse. Wo willnover surrender. aro determined to fight to tho extremity, and If tho re-publics of the Transvaal and Orango Freo Sluto lose their It bebe causo they lost every man, woman and child."
This which Mr. Krueger mnde dispelled at once any Impression thatho Intended to nccept a compromise tho government. His announce-ment was greeted with a roar of cheers and ciles of "Vivo Krueger," "Vivo lesBoers." "Vivo la l.lberte."
Tho sceno tho landing plnce wns nr animated ono. decks of all thosteamers In tho Lyons basin wcro crowd d slght-seer- s. Tho crowd swelledto great pi oportloiiB ns tho news spread ough tho city tho Oeldcrlnnd hadentered tho harlior.
A cold northwest wind which set In tho night elenred nwny yesterday'sclouds nnd tho morning broke fresh but with sunshine. Tho harborwas nil tho gnyer for tho decoration of a number of French ynchts with
lings and pennants, nmoug which Boer lings wore prominently displayed.Tho Oeldcrlnnd waB soveral mEes out at sea nnd Dr. Leyds and MesirH.
rifcher and Wessels, Interpreter Dr. Van Hammel Immediately proceededto thn Dutch warship In a steam lnunch nnd bonrded her. A conference between
Boor lenders while tho wus slowed down behind tho Inlandof tho Chateau d'If. there until 10 a, m when sho steamed Into thnouter harbor, firing n snlutn of SI guns, tr which a shorn buttery replied.
A flotilla of pleiiBiirn and r wheats endued around GelderlnndImmediately nfler shn had her m oilng", thilr occupants forKriKwr Dm Jlnern,
The committee, of which H'nitnr I'milliit tho prenldnnt, hud beenIn thn cold damp inotnlmr ulr f" two hours whin a boat from thu nehir
Inn. I innijpil Dr. Van llnmmel, tho houra of a memmm unylng Mr. Krueger noiih)not larnl two bourn, Tlin inoMeiiKur exilalu(d Unit Iho rommnndiir of Hut flel.iteiliiinl liefiiro Mr. left Diltflh Hrllniy (ollnrwla the Duleli warship), in.lri rendir I11" lll Muor duo to n I'nuMcnl of the Month African llepuhllu
Mini I I'oiiipiNilder ulmi wlahml I he nltlrero nnd crew of tho Osldiirliiml to ll(n uniIkiiui fsi'-wil- l Mr JCriieimr who woi) leave thn chip with h iniurd of Imnnrdm up on htr iltwk. F'r onreninii) H.e nallnm wire lo their full ilrawi,Mjiltli Invilvu ii ilnhiy of u oouplM I 'j'hl
piuiiiUt ut Dm who wnj. nnuM to eonienl llmlr niliny oui'HidMil ihsl mh delay Hmnie ihf nrrnKiiieni und (niIn Dim d 'nl of III IlillilHiiii) rmuoMtr ulnir III" routs Tb rJisril uf I hefiHiMiiiw ihif.uioii iipUliil Hi lo pr llmninHl nnd urmul him in
prrvuttilii Mr U runt or Iu Imul wllhoul d,if, u olhefwlmi tin Unit Hid Mur.kfill iwaiit, li bin I kIiu4v fiireivl iIIiioImIiiiiii yKinriluy, wuiih) twmm 4lMfUtrl Mini Ibr wo
Hr VMIl llMHIIIIVl IrM Willi II HI IHir 1IU Mini wm (fl rUif whu nIn iwnly imIiiuImikm inJvrJ in tit I'tfu'lI lbl IfriPH r would lain)
Til KM II y l rolnliew fsnlilBII Ah ofi'lr mi lu.arii III VMlf Id hailmr Haiiaui)il la lluuui UMUllliur lafni4 il'i Ur (rutr hvi lfl lit 'I'UinluM ni w mlaul h'trr litU'H uf lb aUln 11111 lb NiUi at Imr irN, a i4d.UiiJftur 'Maii. i ilu lUf i viuj f tiiimr 'u I'm, Is Hii.uin ir vi iiii umaWaSitWn pjui ur id lurmr IdMr wMl Ml r i . t, it, tanillUH Mai
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a i. r. b. j 1 . .. i. I ii i i l l'i I.i a l ki . u J id lb. , li If, ....1 I ' H ' I "l ' ' I I "Ml' M ' 'h, I 41 I l . I
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-
WHAT OF
MB?His Death Rumored In
i Paris.
RUSSIA DEEPLY. STIRRED
Rumors of Add to theSuppressed Excitement in the
Empire.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 22, 2:30 P.(Special Bulletin) A telegramfrom Paris makes the assertion that
Czar is dead. There is con- -
the
Empire for the recoveryThe Giand .Duke Mi-
chael, the Czar's brother, has arrived
"Thg temperature at 9
evening whs 102.C; pulse 7G. He sleptwill the
determinationwhether
consideration con- -
ulbl uih Uuitiitlimil
itirfi
III the bullotliiM nre illrposcd to re-
gard typhoid fever ns a convenientname for disease that may proceedfrom nuy one of a hundred different
Msos,the piTi'stent rumors of poison
ana vague allusions to weakened heartaction In the bulletins that causes doubtnud misgiving, Uusslan rulesometimes been characterized as adespotism tempered by assassination,and people In present crisis aretalking suggestively of Mint gloomyand ominous mnxltii. Three distincthlndi of poisons have been mentionedns the cause of the Czar's Illness.said It tainted milk. Another thntthe cause was bad llsh, and the third
.plainly said that Nihilists In the Czar'shousehold had been administering tohim form of slow poison In hisdaily food nud that this had been keptup for time. It dllllcult tobelieve that In a royal houtehold
food of any sort could the Inspection and reach the Czar's table. It
lis this doubt that makes people shnketheir modern scientific
j poisoner enn work ns effectively andmore secretly thnn any of the Borglas
he Is In a position put milk or fishptomaines In the dally food of in-
tended victim.j It Is these unexplained facts, coupledwith the grave doubts as to the succession and the danger to the pence of
decree Issued the and otllclnls controlling Chi- - PKTERSHURG, Alarm of the thatnot Is that unless the growing over the Cznr"s anxiety and
the
pro- -nnaml
beingthe
the
tZrTi
the
decree
Government, Notwithstanding capitals.
pursue
reception
diMM
Czar'sCzarowltch,
operations,
RHDUOE BKVKNUE.
The Ways nnd Moans OommittoeWill Present n Bill.
Nov. 22. The Re-
publican members of the Wnys andMeans Committee today to
at nenr here, from Copenha- - present bill for the reduction ofgpn, and it is possible he may under- - revenue to the committee Satur- -
take to heads of deport- - December at 10 Then fur lnrl.iL-- thn rear's bill, however, probably be prepared
of French in Chi- - llllnesshaye been nctlng independent- - time before'lv. "The-'- . Inst fiom Lavldla of the
because Conger's dls- -
will thethe vessel at Is
be 100.C;
rtntvMipInc- tlin The
left "theMr.
thoWo
thn
for
Hit'
Mr
the
Ifthe
the
the
TO
the the
the
was thegiving Information con-
cerning the of the reduction ofschedules to the
amount of revenue byof the preient It is proposedto reduce.
committee agreed on anumber of to reduced,
!., v..tn.iiianr 'cernlnc the of the on dlsagreo- -
lmperIai as It is probable 10representative iiiir,i will of soon appointed 2
It Is evident draft of the measure,distribution Cardinal's through frontier.
other ministers last agreement Raw,them
Premier
In
appeared
Chnppellc,npoHtollo
to
any
taint-ed
nnd refining, centilfugnlvncontradict the statement Is test, molasses teguestof
Fox, are crushed, powdered,
OF
bopeople today. may an
humanunanimous
statesman. white, sideGelderland who good
Wessels,
thousandsshouting.
of acclamations,
will labtReplying
accompanying
him,gratitude
evenlast
Independence will
declarationfrom British
at
that
bright Innermulti-
colored
an an
film remained
sluiinbnatNcheering Mr.
amiwas
loIII'
ofvn IhU ilnn
dninhroiindudloiiiinllli'i', aniio'inn.
nI
dmuHlraluii
llUrlMlal Willi UUlbUMl111
tgMd di--r
lHk i'rWiU,lil,Mil4
Hi,
Poisoning
no
has
was
to
WASHINGTON.
Gatzena,full
advise 1st,
saysCzar's
reau before committee sometoday
effectcertain and
raised portionslaw
The hasschedules be
while
r,iin.irnn nature make
nnd and Whilesummer has sugar
Pope,
pnlns takensugar,
yet lined,
landed
moment
cheers
today
would linern
would
Vhiilurtni
rJy
'vlnced by the dlngnosls as given out H.70e; granulated, D.COc.
ingi
Thn
One
some
pns.s
m.-nt- i
time
Czar
severethat final
hats.
with
New
that.
Nov.
beenthnt 3c.
Mrs.
with
fruui
!'.
Mfwmm,PRESIDENT AND MRS. KRUEGER.
-every other sound Inaudible. When thu cheering subsided Dr. Leyds presented Mr.Kllleger to the Flench committee.
The sun was then shining down on Mr. Krueger nnd hu held up his hut to shadeIlls eyes from the glare, Ah be stOoil Iu this attitude, his head 'slightly withhis hair buck, ho was an unutterably pathetic figure, which nt ouco wontho Hymputhy mid rnv crimen of every ptrson
Hals were doffed until tho speeches ended, und Mr. Krueger uns conducted toIlls can luge,
what icitin:ni:it maid in full.MAItHIIIM.Kjl, Nov, 'ii, Following Is tho text of Air, ICrilegei-'- on land."I mimic the PcNlilcnl or urn fliameu n cnminltteo und Hid i'resldiint of the
reiitru t'ommlttee ut t lit Inilepenilenen of rtiu Hum for Ibulr wuluonui, 1 iliiink allthis popiilutloii n groat concern n to griet me, fur ulthoiiKh 1 wearmourning for Urn mUfnituni' uf my country, und uIIIiouhIi I liuvn not voiun to seolfenllvnii. sllll I, iidvi nueept with ull my heart lliumi iiuuluuiiijlous, forI Imow limy nru illulutwl lo you by Ilin n;i nous wlreli arc Invplml In yau byour irlb mid by your nympuihy for mil iiiimn, which U thnt of lh lllmiiy.which iiwiilienuil on. mim truly proud und happy ut having us my pointnt lunillntf u norl in I'rune. In not foot ol fib.i juill inul I,, h., r.ir.Aiu.,1 i.u .... n.. ..
I
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l .ii .1. p..!. lililfil i.r lukw mii ii
and
some
heads. The
willsome
also
which
others
disease
MumfW bum,1,11iJii lll) WMflli .
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DEATH ON
THESTORM
Many Victims in theSouth.
IT
California Also Has a Violent Gale
Which Almost Becomes aHurricane!
NASHVILLE, Tcnn., Nov. 20. It Isfeared that the Iobs of life caused bya cyclone that through middleTennessee tonight will very heavy.Telegraphic and telephonic connectionsand trafllc arc paralyzed.
MEMPHIS, Tenn Nov. 21. Advicesecelved tonight from tho storm-swe- pt
sections of Mississippi, Arkansas andTennessee Indicate that the of llfoand damage to property is far greaterthnn at llrst reported. The dlfllcultlesln the way of securing informationfrom the devastated scctlops aro al-most Insurmountable. The places af-fected are remote nnd andthe best they are not well equippedwith means of communication, nnd thostorm which last evening carried de-vastation across tho country at thesame time swept away tho wires, sohat tho telephone and telegraph wires
alike were swept out of service. De-pendence has necessarily been placedln men and travelers coiningfrom parts. k
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Nov. 21. Fromreceived hero via or by
telephone, tho following tabulated listof Is obtained:
Columbia,Killed.
Tenn 40very strained of the to carry islands and .allayedbetween Austrian m0re sentences. and mittecs Lavergne,
ccrns Conger
ofnltnrles.
of
90
enthuslEin
concourso
continued
freedom.welcomo
of
Tho
th
during
sighted
tho ensued, OcliVrlnnd
reached
wnlllng
Kiiifger
meMNKK
lluhii
nillmwe
tyingiivUian
decided
o'clock.
Holiness.
bowed,brushed
present.
speech
rlheles
ehiimn
(truiHiiiiunreih.ul
win., may Je,IHl.l
Ilniiiil
passed
railroad
loss
Isolated
railroadaffected
advices courier
victims
Thompson, Tenn 1Nolnnsvllle, TennLove Station, Tenn 2
Tunica, Miss S
Lula, Miss 4
Hernando, Miss 2Bntesvllle, Miss 2Boxley's Store, Tenn 3
Franklin, Tenn 0Morro, Tenn i. 1
Totals'.
Injured.2S
200
1210
003
0
CALIFORNIA.SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 22. Califor-
nia Isolated from tho world yes-t- ei
day morning for a few hours. Dur-ing the preceding night, the stormwrenched telephone and telegraph polesfrom their settings und snapped wiresns though they were threads.
Our wires were iieyer ln worseshape," suld tho manager of thb West-ern Union yesterday morning., "TheHues In Alameda county were, Inworst shape. For two hundred yardsncioss Goat Island every ono of thowires were fiat on thcrgrouml.
"Communication with Eastern andSound cities was ulso interrupted anduntil noon wu were able, to get littlebusiness through." '
"Wo were unusually' fortunate" BaldSuperintendent Storror of tho PostalCompany. "All our wires, but a lowwinked through the night."
Half the telephones Sun Franciscowere out of order yesterday morning.ln two or three places poles earrylnsscores of trunk lines were thrown downnud thousands of 'phones immediatelybecame useless.
At noon Tucsdny tho telephonecompany had 25000 miles of wire In per-fect working order In California. At 6
o'clock' yestutduy morning, with theception of a few local 'phones, this en-
tire system wus disabled.The most serious trouble ln San
Francisco wus oxper'lo'ncod at the footuf Seventh street. At tlilB pointpoles currying eighty coppur wires,were blown down 'und tho servlco com-pletely stopped.
Tho storm played, huvoc with thowires of the 8outhe,i;n puclllc, and lino-me- n
lmvo been out In force In thisstutu and Nevada repairing the dam-age'. For suverul hours Tuesday nighttho train dispatcher's olllcu thu Oak-land mole wus wlUiout a who, Thomain olllce at Market arid MontgomeryBluets in this city found all of Its mainwiles out of order yestniday und wastiiiublu to reach Ogden, Hucrumenlo,Fresno, I'm (land, Lds Angeles, HunLuis Obispo und other central points.
IIAVOO AT COLORADO HI'ltl.NOH.COLORADO HI'lllNflH, Colo,, Nov, 23.- -,
Thu windstorm which swept IhoPllio's Peiik region yimicnluy und lustnlllllt was Uiu wiimt oxpcriuucud thinHiuln. II luituil nlxicun liuurn, Tlie peilntof urtfiilesl lulunsiiy wus fiuni S p, in, toi p. m 'I in iu wus no ius or pro, tip
fiwi iimn lint my Him duly u to tliail. your Kovuinimmt fur nil Him lukuim of iluuiuiin imilinaiid ul $T8,mo, Thu twinHUH..I iimi nmuIii nnly iMwiiilly it wan iui give me 'iiIiqiih hiiiI lidiKruph vompmile sunialiiud.,(!.. It.. ,1... IXm. liuil lli.... l.ui.ii II. Iitf.. ...... .......I.I ....,i,i,w. ,,mhiii,, ,.m ,r .,.'-.- , ... iiiimi Mieti. winiiii iii'ver umv tmn illiiu.y oe.hhiImI luu war, und hIiim His iximIIii of Juiuwijii, who wlnliwl eUa Uu wn 'lb, m u,i vlocy uilniiitil by Urn
HI IIUVMrnuiy
wur op in wo lis ihn ofIIUlluu la lunl llinim n....j"T.iru ui ihii iu iisii ihk
ill nun iihyunit
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wlivn ilHhiy inilf hour wnii reporiiulthw wiibur bur Ooloruilo (Jul-lin- i
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SAN FRANCISCO SENDS A LEPER HERE(Trotn 'N'eilnesdnj'n Dull ) irKoh llitlo Indlcntlnn of Km ptcwme to
I"10 w"i"l observer.George Prall, who saj he ii a leper, T)l0 BMI1 ,)f .nitfH mvlnK come
and who wai landed here from (he China ihure vum flr- -t made known in anyone)citcrday, dcclarei that the San Francisco 'in Honolulu uhen he called on CiwruoBoard of Health told him to come hcrc.-W- . Hmlth, a member of the Hoard of
lie says that Drs. O'Uricn and Morrisscy l,lo",lu, """Kolnn from Smith'- -, Htnre to
of the San Francisco Board, In everyway ,,,,,, ,onnl of cul nni, lmck I1BIlllliencouraged his leaving for Hawaii. rorj.rim taken Into ctmtoily liy theweeks the ADVERTISER has warned iiirIi sheriff and is now nt the KollhlHawaii against ust this thing. There leper receiving Htntlon under thu curesrrrn. a drlcrminccl effort nn the nart of of " "inl of Health nvvaltlnir ex
(he Mainland authorities to make this .i,.nnilnnttonjtoilny.
dumping ground for their lepers. Thccnme ll(,rt. ,)y lhe nonri, r Health ofpeople of Hawaii must vigorously resist Hnn TranelHco, that hu Informed thatthis movement or before they think, this body he was a leper and that Drcountry will be saddled with more of that O'Hilon, executive olllcer, and the otherclass of unfortunates, the existence of which,,,,ocl"rH tol(1 lllm thls Just tllu ,,luce
lias already brought us unenviable noto-
riety. No time must be lost.
van of the threatenedTHH of Mainland lepers Is here.
I'ratt, a native of theUnited States, landed In Honolulu yes-
terday from the steamship China andstates his Intentions of staying In Ha-sval- i.
He says that though born a leper, hehas cured himself nnd that his one de-
sire In life Is to heal the afflicted onJloloknl. He Is willing to live there jn
If he can try his medicine on thecolonists.
The steamship authorities know noth-ing of Pratt's presence aboard theChina ns though his feet nnd hands
he
of
he
of
of
nt
are maimed by disease, face'l hnve medicine my
a In the ofinstitution? This I wns not to
the president developmentInstitution In the athletics he dls- -
to Hnwallan-Hiiglis- li
evening. nlumnl wns toattend a quarterly meeting but few re-
sponded Invitation.The chief of the meeting
In nn by Arthurupon the present con-
ditions of the nnd its
Hawaii
"W.
his
thegood"
lepers
his
become collegehis liking.wns
famous
Interestaddress
Mnxson
A. r.of of
He Punnhou
'tiieie
learning nnd ouh the of nssocla-- a
of not itsfamous the
The climate, the the Insti-tution the pn$t decades, hold-ings property and all theartistic grouping of buildings are all conducive establishment a college the Hnwallan Is-
lands the president be-
lieves have Its studentswomen from all
tho States, even, he says,mnnv nf tlio 111 tho Rniltlli'Tll
sure
irrese mustconsiuereu tuturcThe
notThe ore cramped
But he theerect small building some
client order meet
grounds
Punnhoubuilding
irarrsrerreudent
Hall,
prxitoiit
)li.trlfl
vtm
lu AllHMV llivir
Wild llU
ii
1'rntt snyH that was
,ulHllllll.
The metjeiterdny afternoon consider thoine and nfter illicus-dor- r with
toexamined this
declared a Btlll he willconfined until the fromthe Orient, when he will sent hack
tho drug Arm& was In olllce
afternoon when I'rattIn after
bldewalk and asked If SmithBald ho
a Hoard Health.Just I'ratt.
"I'm a and como fromTranclsco help the Jlolo-ka- l.
andthe In grip which will
Punahou a matter studyIs the question The
and Icnl a surprise himthe Island nnd matter
ofThe called
layPresident
Smithschool future.
record
whichamong
parts
physical
would
beautiful
Hoard
1'hvMlclnn
leperChina
SmithSmith
baggage
health olllcer.
"Well
found laxitywhich
above
young
a standard which comparedwith In the
The meeting opened last even-ing Judd, president thoPunnhou Alumni, with a few
the the ns- -was under Prof. Alexnn
branchesmany Hon
cided thnt time ripework
would counttheir nlma mater.
college tmicIlunahou equipped capabo mnllfosle(1
artistic ,r..,i
training,
quarters.
hiving
I'unnnou,
Pauahl
advised
George
dlseube
trustees
schools
Whatuf,,.l....f
Bireet. iuoen
This termtc).nmte wore
1'fvkldkiit uiMwb(inulioiilii
determinedcarefully
morning'.
uvur twill- -
foui from
)y.
IIWNUIW (IWriB IHlim, ViMMIIIII moil HUM! WKK'ChY
nonlrn leper
Hmlth thathail set-
tlement thnt I'ratt therecould never away.
him return HanI'ratt Kcemed and fin-
ally Smith's direction wentolllce Incentive PrattHoard Health
l'rntt, Pratt aboutwhat Whenitturntd storebaggage taken Into custody
thatThe members Honrd
notifiedspecial called after-
noonThe tnken
rooms then Inspecteda number doc-
tors. Advertisersnld name Pr.Ut.
oh) nnd bornmother leprosy. The
disease whenyears never been confined
nccount. I havetinde engin-
eer United States. Torlast .have been working
rrnnclsco. havecured
certainmedicines made mind come
help otheis I wentHoaidtalked with Health Olllcer
Morrisscy others. Theywould well
SHOULD BE TRANSFORMEDINTO A COLLEGE SAYS SMITH
foundthat among best stu-
dents were totalstudents divided
follows. Ameilc.in,learnlng put alumni Punnhou that young
soclatlon.made a study future der's nt thnt raee ,i,,IlWn.
ImpressionW1,l.1.','!.m
Phillips
highest of In lifecompetitor of the to credit. month
colleges States.
Inof
appropriateto
of In
andof as
pnllntrpQ
ould
lectual and
pres-ent
occupying
HUtailoul
pn'mt'iil.
Jlealtli
Carmlchnel'have
returns
California.
yesterday
leper
contagious
phys-whlc- h
favorablyStates.
reminis-cences organization
aconsolidation
somethingvelonment
mngnincent
.
;lre
and
l0Tt:!r":::;:&l.illuoKnlanl,
preparatory the the
up
I'UI
I've San
Jly
met nndfor
of
one
11.1t
ioIiu1uum
iu4iu.u4
4ll
Mill
II I'M
do forfor
Hoardat
HePrnncls-e- o
theof Olllcer the
ofSheriff the
To Leperhe did the
get hishe wos
policeman forof the of
Health
man was the
by ofTo the
ofwas
segregated Itsmy stationary
tho the
of thowas
Louisiana by the use ofup
thellenlth Fr.inclsco
Drdo go
Ilnwnllans, thoour
the Hawallans.OS,
the men up
the
the of presidency the
the
the
men
a
students I
economy.-- r
f- -future
2
,
alumni a ' a I
b'Umaya bronzeare' a d
,, ll
,ee f
n v, ,, ,
' '?"' Tt
t ., .i. e elements in EinnrKini . ..i - j w
i i .. I Ilishment a
a ti ruin r , i. i .. ,faculty, and
tbiisht.(, trlcilmake growing
With theas
... 1. ii, ,
' - -an , ...
"
v
Influence,,.iV, ""til""' the 'gained
a college I madeexcellence moral. j,,,,,,,,,, "'
A .., i i "- - "uja lu nn; ui feuuui I
liejiropooeil
there enoughstudents
trustees
economywhich Ih
next njwnyB (lio
approves plan
college,
I
ihvUnlit i t
t lit
U HI f It
j' 1
11 1 i t 1
f n 1 1
1
i
IUTof
to
Pratt
If
to
of
onthe
ofthat's as
toof of of
to
to
It
Asince
of
of
leader
Ij
I
1 thereHut
courowhich
schoolbanning
would despitenotlve
NmiIIIi
iiiuiiiiil ulitar
jiflMUl
saun-
tered
member
present
college
teachers
Hiiiiui
.1
Mrallfkiiii1.1
Hi
I1nl1.1l
III
IIII
tlm asIt him
ownand
get advisedto at to
at to
Smith toleper's
to mnnto to
a Bent there
were and
toand
nndthese and to
Is Georgej earsMy
on II
or onof
oertwo years I
San Iand as I
I toand to
of In San andand
nndI to bought
but I
as09
to werelast
4.
has
orIt.... i.i.i 1... .1... ,.,I ..w
I
I t..1. .......,
ti hplans,
In. . . ..
ItInain ::
1
,rtor,
".
ui ns
,,r
s, s, ,,
. . nil ..hi nt
i.... ,,
nun in ..i
nnd will """"' '"
'
thisto)f
"'.
In
4
inIt sulllclent
u
llll- -
It , p
felt io ,proceed handed
and tho theI
..I v I O, 01
inesunio schoolsto is
Hludlon
wliUdi
int Imwu
llrown
Smith.Smith's
pur-pose.
o'clock.board's
Molokal
numberJJiigllsh
reality
These figuresthe
tho studiniH
students hasthonotice! ulu. i
v ...i .. r,.U
1
.
hit
in
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J
1
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,
Is
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putlulklny
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mmUr
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l
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A
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meetingnt 2
In
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of
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on
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ll II
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DItAWI HO Oil IV V tit II i Iii li. . .1tii i iii i h ii iii mi t nnv . tt.i . , 1 . .1. n - - -
. IIH o I,..
clmiiii olliimieiwi
iuuN1'UlNH
4i-
tiUllilllUiH
ticket at the olllceI'urlllr 8temnlilp Cornpnny onMarket utreet. did
andmixed freely steerage r.
mnde mybeing leper went once tothe health olllcer tlueeof medicine nil want Isto them. have to stay .Mo-lokal all life, nnd good."
Pratt's hands feet are fearfullymutilated the amputation ofof fingers most ofthe wounds are healed and Isrobust Hmcrson,examined Piatt, he noted nn ab-sorption of Feveral fingersnnd brown patch arm.
was affected nnd severalother of the body
Hoard of Health metCarmlchnel and Dr. Amtsse. redernlphsslclans Di Ileich of the China
pieent besides Members Dole,Smith, Winston and
Chairman Smith the outset ex-plained the matter came
through Pratt's lslt.Superintendent of the
settlement Pratt had in-
formed thnt he started for Hawaiithe of the Fran-
cisco of Health.General member of
the remniked heto state the
law the he believed it dutythe Territory to oppose In every
man's"I
"from conversation the
building and equipment muchthe child nnd the ntpresent of
"We plannedbuildings the campus. Ave mustconcentrate our entire .school
rather than have It divided.Is thought year the Pre-paratory P.iunhl thus
tiustees fixedelection of finebuildings the college
NHHD OF AN'should be
exnmine trie grounils of college
the nair would
thing
aim anil
uuiiity,
return Frnnciscowithout bertriKIllume Pedernl iuurnutltiefor Prntt's entry. fact
escaped shouldhold nnd send soon
possible will willingly.think the States of-
ficials should communicate theTreasury Department Washingtonand remedy for
C. member theboard, asked If doctor the Chinahad conditionthe trip down.
Dr. Ileach, physician,present, spoke for himself
snld he saw the manbut thing theordlnnrv with except he
cripple.Caimlchael will-
ing the detained nt theboard's pleas-
ure.After discussion the
proceed was agreed re-move Pratt the Kallhl sta-tion and
morning the board appointedconsisting live phy- -
sltlnns nndllolTmann make examln- -
Carmlchael would will-ing to take tho board's findingsmatter and Pratt declaredleper send him towhen the China returns.
Pratt willingly Kallhl withSuperintendent llev nolds,looking- after medicines.the while.
IS
MYSTERY
bkeleton
Daily.)&chool children
jcstcrUuj Forester:,,,!! reMdenco Ituuanu .illej
Hawaiian). U. Chinese-Hawaii-an. .artistic collegiate lne urcGerman-America- Chinese, Por- - buildings should hnve J",,, lmj V,1,
American (part study them, and map them
say telephonedcamp. between Waterworks
tuguese. pure Hawaiian, 1, them flexible enough to be ndded for """-'I- "
fact atcentury. to CaptainThe Attorney- -
ns Intellectual quullty make ltins nollece iinlversltv Gem;ni1 "as communicated andthe Is concerned think t"m aUdrcb!-ei- letteri..,.,..ii.i.. ""'.'"- - iuiure. 11... i,.iK,,r nrtlstle effort tha i,n,i - story Bone of--
n,u. C0U(1 o""..'-- .ji.umi.. (Ifl'tl Illrrl, Ct..ptr, T.....i,oschool and has become thoroughly alumni meeting took place. The this which of the st0ne building here brick one following coroner's jury. C.
Imbued inline mover Its organization students may set to the pub- - nmj woodeii one Wl Klm! Uolt' s'lvldKe-Punnho-
college the study rather Damon. There had been grle-v- He through you In the proper needs, would be Chas illlam andnna
the lapsesworthy
In
ofIts
firmlywill
United
for-
present accommodationslimited
requirements for
ThisPreparatory, now
Smith
by
iimiiwiluui,Hliid.rifrui filllWllltr.
llii
Old
ir
Jliy
ISoiiHOn
was
not
wns
the ofllcerswns
nlumnlin the
discouraged
by
Immediately
was
old
my
particularly
suspiciously.
surioundlngsPreparatory
Bacteriologistmicroscopic
HIS
ChineseNuuacu
Wednesday's
transformingsorry hear that nm ii, .,,.... drove them wagonette
.i..
the
my
Onnot
my
by
his
not
for
for
the
not
not
byfor
was
In tho
He
out for
the
fur the forthe the
wasfor
out
wns
the
wns
am 1.1.' i.... InI'.IUahf 1.'"' w"' .Ul to inuicaieuIIUU CUI11
heio thnt the Intellectual nf theschool is low not lie. hi L. JL,,1 "e,?"l."?i The Sheriff and the Jury were
"Our for ure not Tl., portionthat 'definite We have adopted general uot ,?.,, 'S,ie"tpmT' VinJ erVOir nnd abmo
Is to "city the whore ater- -suggest hat theA S1." UtBcenaca almost road.iwho. met Chlcugo was "Zlous cilln shmihlbncnnea .I'l?- - ?o party directly back
tills qunrterly meetings were ,.,., ,n, "'.., ...'rV.iV" distance about vardsdecided Punahou be college, that trnnJnir bushes fe.rfi.l
Mlhs Wlddifleld. the nrnctlcnllv senseless Idea. ". sight met gnzo tho party.secietary. the minutes of the Inst! "I this needs
I,eed,.,,,, modestly,Indent's ."...?'! '?' PPed rotting clothes
mnrilnr hniri lege It must come. the eorreb-'n,- 0 t,.nr ,w,i,i"".'.'," '.''UJ.V cursory examination disclosed factthe consideration of the president' fa'mHy. roy"io SS'Sr and"
building had and It was also ra- - ftT,TK oXfs vv'i'.o Succeed' J,0? ?ll?0,0"rt mc"'' The bonestates supported the ominondecl that tablet and they looking for
keep
boxes
use
Hoard
the
the
was
was
the lies
flc. for thewlwi of theenif the ,,,,,,
was thocol-- . "Suro
.T,, mnn the,r Wb skuwas
by sot
bus
in...
.i,t
the the meetlnir 1.1'. ""V"students from the North """ main cntinnce warn to college couihe. Here tcssar Halleseyus rendered illcult liutlth the of the early mission- - really prejudiced Idea of mnk- - nml rmi,wiiV. ..?r nw,lllan mtnufneture made
joe wane eimnKc-- '"'" coIIpko cotlii-- e ns out viuZ "'" cocreu witnplnuded Missclimate nnd they to the South. Such "", "? "'L "..fn'o, V,. "'llwe eqiilmnent should nnlve A ,,,!, lsca l,J was lying about twocondition will prevail It there es- - "tuily of the conditions these Is- - lot P?Uhlent qmlVh'nS1 nlmost lf bcforccoIn the establishment of Christian nut thmv ,ii death hat had removed thothe Hawaiian amis worsh, Hiuuila1 I' quest le vol ," beauUfu flection upon head nnd laid upon ground lolwhich would attractivecollege Ccmm! 'S C TT'' by trouseis were dark Tho shoes
wheie piano. After few- - were well mndo nnd elastic aides.,.i ..... TUP nm'Otnnvnui! '"" Miur relliniks hv Dr. tlm mnoH.... ..,....!.ei.n.ius a....,.w., ooiwi,wi, cannot be duplicated In any nn, njiniiin.,! ;" mo
trustees, believes within short Mr jM(ll, the, ,,.,, 'other place United aB'''"time plans for the estab- - ,ii. ...... 'iu'ddi-pao- v Illof seat
with nii'iiappropriate build- -
Tho"
whole
lngs course ot which foUcmB.it success. expeilment morning that
Christian foundation such ',,,:,'",,";" "n? tnnvinceu need thethe propo;
sought
his
by
i'nniil ItlnSS
We
thatcolleire would have It to the and ship and elevating
ly trustees for future, powerthe doing llko tbi'iugh Christian
of Intel- - c.f'iV11 sllps '"1't,R nur orklnpa qiies- -
prehiueru
school
spotspoil
nrtistlofnlse
ljeretnnla
llin "'-- "pitiu iiie willsain inai
witn tne
are IsIn
notonthe
nndof tho
uo io
thenow
iiccoininoilntloiiN
.
iiltluwlnly Im
(Im whwlfolluwn
IUiiumI Twining
J'lMldvlll'l
CtlM
,
;
in11
to
Tederal
depositingthe
of
tho
mi,ni,.i
,.'iawould
Smith
would
onliu say may seemllliponinllmnntnrv l...f
trus have
,
u
llenlthIf went
died
covered
nlvvnjs
College.
because
arrangement '"'"iV
development......
community
selection
"I'llU OC
It
me
community
tlous
that
plan to collegeIf buildings
cloth
When 'nml offer do" Pollco state,!September complete youto be '" college coui.so here? 7t me rlfr The
among from niluiniTKnhnnlubly wns no 11!p ,,and may have doubtful as Theio Vi i,h. ,i,..
lines the) must In wrotefeeling something of uftei first question, 19 nnswer-o- f
the situntlon. think, the K'J1 they had planned to to collegemilrll nf inn, lm,.. oKcW llel Oil OS' to tllO ECC- -
inniv-Jii'- i
of the tho woul 'hon-or' In all
mtlo
stone
Insincerity
boys
netiU
Smith
AfUr
the
beforetho
showedlime
records
the
has seemed the
youhad
the'no'
estlng wo studySome of
Prcsl- - has tho '" H,',y llero ,f collK Is of- -to nnd Im- - students had not plan- -
build- - proved of per Ll Jj" ?"0,;,01 l,l'',"" J""ver cent. the the
thatIt phyHlciilly
rnninur luvttiitiou,,...,... Bllil U1IVHJ.-- mill IIHIUMII llltdl IH'tlllll ,l.u..hav
nottho
the
for ttl0
tin
bt linntlm
U.I.I..I. ...Il.limiiiiiuI, fruinIh
in m;1Muiiri
UI
ivi.-- i iiump'm
MIC."
thedoctors tlm
telephonedcall.
said
members
"Jly40 Louis-
iana.
all
in
in
here.
from
and
first
Do
Ameilcans.nn
Individ-uals
1"5- -to
PltOM STATESinnii lul
Im
u
Huiilil nuiulioiHtlm UnlUd
tVlir Iflnl u ....-,,.,- ..'. ....
.rsrJn7n.Mr-.:.""- ' i
iiI
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III'
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of
go
nt
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UWm.ii .;f iht. U Mil
'urnI I ' luu
. ll. .
I ill' I l I
1 tmft"1 1 ii") 1 i
the.MhII
the I
out sightwith the
nou and I at
I hnvennd I a
If I onwell
andseveral
his nml his toesnil
Dr. whosaid
of thea the left
The nose alsoportions were marked
When the
andwere
Cooper.nt
attentionIle Leper
saidhim
with San
Attorney aboard, thnt
TerritorialIn cuse, the
of waythe remaining
said Attorneywith man
are thebest.
have put newon
equip-ment
next to putin put
the into n plan theof a number
regulnicourse "
EXPERT."There an expeit appointed
I
ivji
UUs
'i,
thnt will to HnnI
Hut thut
I'ratt him
I Unitedwith
insecure a us."
onon
whoand on trip
him that
thnt
station
some to bestway to
nt
tillsthat
to have
I
bein
to San
went
ofoft'
(From
bushesa
G, of ",".c" ',ouce10; arrange to "J"' ma,l
an
"''oth- - to ,'",,,, J?s
eis, nextTOK'P of
Hue-iv-
of hein
iTirnlln.trust studied
BUenPratt
that". ""'iillrst have aIn forth w- -with of n(?iln 1X for
of, false A
for
to simply .in--
,il
n di- -"i
a "I ou ? 1 a
aI 11
fora
I of
In " ""Pro- -l"e " i'. of
u " ubsitloa in
,1m thoin a! ed
, ofa
a .- "in
.
in!
be I"
me
nI'M to
an
usedcourse
of
't
ho
de
with
veiy
a
a
""""
In
III
of
of
me
o.,.i
H.
H.
100
mi...
be
tri..i
ino
on
WU8 O.
to me
In
in
41
Chliiese-IInun- ll
l'nituguese
jeeonml,hid
'!
Inn...................
th
Wu
f.-- i
III!
on
of
steamshipof
concealment
on
to
uppiobitlon
to
to
iMTnT.T.T'r-TtTA-
Jim
tltuency Attorney- -General's
i.V, ofPal1 sa,oon'
policy. One looking roadthere
plllmhm,will never build "ernc.Uli
read
time andJaw
that were opening .",,. .."V "."who come came
names withjoung Woml ,w
them clus beentabllshedhave tlese
colorYoui.i... ounumioiuiiii, uuusura
States. 'h?be lalil
be
nivmiuivi ULjIjUViIj
study ve.j soon. little.,., chapel thisjilans
u0fore that
roomhnve
plans
Oaliu
an-ne- w
upon
beei
give
lmu
frum
iiiiui
here.
HONOLULU JOINS.
I'liyiiin Tribute to BackKidney
compelled
Winston,
quarantine
there
DEATH A
DARK
FoundHoud
Yesterday.
discovery
Department.
""'oeieu
Thnt High
ladyuui""nff
upon.
Memorial's roxpoTd'S!
pecipie ""l1',.,, found
Professor
Hiat".
their
Inllm
iniwi
".."
back
have
about long, which nttaehbraid such
conclusive
found string.A wealthy
successful manufacturer applied skull reposesomploymout. (Sheriff's olllce.
do?" fo"ni1 skuU bccn
"
knowa equipment to KontlomTm Vn surgeonbchool last there tak, "et ' M.eemed spirit laxity '"ou nonth8 ...nslncerity students. Prob- - . them to
ii l.,n,lin,d,,
T
uusweis. Nineteennewness,
were
bestn
turn faculty .!,; fbo whotone
f
nmnlu and
I
1
WOULDUiu pmyuil
Heneral
chance
how
Kuge
Lcmn'nchc
olllcUls
Pratt's
notice
him
also
ation.said
ghastly
Into
P.o
college.
waterfall
ho8e
blQCK
IWISW
Chi-nese. This evidence
pockets hair braidingyoung and Th0 remains brought town
and Deputymarks violence
"What mannfie
whateffect. teachersopened
quiteOljllir.ltlons
of
Inan
ro
la FOR
I 0ni to
1 on
U
M
r-- m " Isn j
1 111
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l
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1,1 mm
11 ! I 111
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, ir 1 r I r 1 lmil ( r r ' t" .
. .. : . ...... .. ir m
the
go
the
wasthe
did out
Dr.
the
Dr.the
his
Ahau near
once
..!.....'IV. .. ? "" JJiumi
thethe
.C"tone
" totho
?Into "'to
hau
say
'."
thesoon
go'
hadHere
the
the
the
1
lOlintl
go
I
used
man
man to wironow
forbo nnrt luulcmx you tho
u.v.uc--i w.v., imtn (ll.,.v.vu
I
f' i
I l
il '
it- - I ll I1
i . . .
a
a
a
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a
a
a
I
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aa
-a
na
.,.
,i.
ed a
a In ofa
in
'"Aiia or lmi .nu
I to yotcan
n of ethe not feel
nr
,.!,....
nlmiby
the 100
ilc'fin ...i tlU
Iih
kiii
W,
anil
was
and
In tho tho
the tho
l.iu...
and
and
vrp
1 ii
111! ITHURSDAY,
NOVEMBER
1900
Should long remembered by
for Ha-
waii should bring Joy all,for one participator.
extras foryour Thanksgiving dinnerthis Let mention few
ThanksgivingCar-
vers,
Carver nests, Corn Cel-
ery Trays, SaladChampagne Bouil-
lon Cups, Table Ornaments,Lamps,
Bowls, Sets, TableTable Silver, Fancy Plates,
Dishes, Candelebras.
WrW.Dimonu&Co,
CKOCKERY,GLASS and
FURNISHING
4
Clarke'sBlood.Mixture
WOHLD-KAML.- BLOOD PUItl- -
FIEH RESTORER,WARRANTED CLEAB
BLOODwhatever cause
Blood Blackheads, I'lmpIeB andkinds, never failingcure.
CuresCures theCures
Scurvy.
Blood Diseases.CuresClears the Blood lmpuro muttoiarising.
S,eC",Cmatic
removes the fromwpnnniiR.
"But don't found. warmntod"!.' &eKttt.'AWwould wl.Tothors
"'''"""O;which
Game
man hail the most Icata en'n.Vi VniT'.some eitner sex, the solicit sunvrcr.question has trial- -- ... , ,1llll. U3Ieoplo know and whether died nlacue There Is rpuniTonmo nncan tmat." belief that may been refugee ItSliMUNIALS WON
It's tho with the tlm camps CIIRFSconqueror and Uio public; people want "m0 townnl the Pali sickened ,,,,:
luiovv wliat has been dime. ,tho wny into tho vohli.Honolulu people are Joining the pXlKlMhlIalloy y IsTthe bottle..
ukiiuia iii puuiiu uio no wnt inurucroii tlioro time nuamiv n- -uuiu wonuer anu iuum mis round permanent cure IhTsreai mkinH,
wliat your neighbors say Bhottld the Pockets and tho result ALL CHKlf.y.. onaors.ment mX"! ,Iho;or,girr0e8st,gaT1.,o0,,,,alnC; J$gS$"3&JwUiw m-o- mat goci, witn hope stumble some will 'JinnnnlfjP. MIDLAND' COUN.
JWlZ K.dticy unravel tho dead secret. land? TradomaVi"UL6D MIXTURE:Mr. W. of city,llght-houB- O keeper, and ho has
do
nnv
onceexamined
by
,",1all
the
led
him'
rcon
C...1.1
two
thothu the
bywas
was Chlnct--wns
1110 BKcleton wns
No,no not
anu
W"
'utMeil
perhaps,
inearrlng
piepnred
QUEEN
nil
You
Bon
S,
llls
oW
tliewas
CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE.Uro last Lcaution.yoars. Ho, LUiupka'nnl .m.sava: "I waa year.1
T1,oro,A"n.(! S, V,'00" Mu
ono of people l.rirat'f!nst!lnd,:.!li!i,?ie,dorke'i
nriicie. vvortnieawciuin iisMist tliolr ntuillm. Tho, well idi. mvo colleires ll, T v. BH"vr t,,t,lr bac"8' Mlno Q,,ecl1 probably ?.7 ,b unprincipledpiixnit Nuri'iunilliiRS lit notiied them the eNtabllshed hero At Iw to no small lavo for llilo tho Klnnu Decern- - Sri Comimnv i'i"'1 ,"l(11,ln0 CountleiInl them. mime pool and imver aw lln- - per cent of all hoiiuU l0"'' that whon I IiimhI bei 18, order attend blu onuraved Oovermiient1
would ilevolvn iiK)ii tiuten uvn of "'" tho hcIiiioIh of Hawaii wouIdlf romody for It, Doan'a UackncJio by Hawaiian lifilr,k?'" Kumcd mood Mixture."ll.enecen.Uyof uiectliiK ooiuino.lloun, ," MuHuluu "ihS'Htl o"""1 "a 'vldnoy 1'IIUj. of Uioao ladles llllo and order NONK Afl" mri5pITH2UT w,,w,uriintio many ,,u;lAMAim M,d' '", 'ZlltaT XZ Drug Coa store, muo fun.u for an orKn to placed
r Hoik-.inutl- prwiMiit rw- -l i"ii hii-- 'JJi tViiT MiiVIiiM li!2 Uioin. Tlioy mo Hroat church, llllo riniln menu nml hiiswdiIiik for IIih m them urpHtMii MW,,r H,B), Hl0 nmm Nim. nd iimKo this short n.trratlo Pi David mIo cniiuinpiatiiiK.11 LflStle fit LOOKe. LlH.hiH lullenu Inilliiliitr tlm fit- - b'MH wumlvr Hhy wjniti could 'imrtAl HfiiiUniiy n.t. 11,1,11. if Illy for tho li.inellt trln llllo Hu nt.,,. uiri,.,.
uno Mdli winilill'i"l'Uy ntyM ilm
The Iihpuiim
UullU
llUUIHI
ItWMl
luitvr rUtfMl
ureal iuhumI!?
I'iImHoIiStill
a.ii tiilit"
III 'I'l'b tnIHjk ('Jill
said
Idea
wliliMN iiHully 4r up miu
IHHiril11 wi
ilminiiMii Tillmi Mll4 I'NUvit
in.
I.ll
I'IjmuJr
replied
he
llr
for
heam
B
followed
settlement
O'Hrlen
havevery
build
Itsi)e
be
Jlnry
we
under
llmlr
HIMItlV
Inn
aieIntel
'liny a ofiiuIUh till
lm ufilnt iy )Mrl iif
DHKIKITM I'l'Tl'IIKdvflniui) u
lio ulan umi' ur lliill IMluudMl'd ln.Ur.hli, 'ftilM i,.IuiiI M..-U- ... "V'fl. '."'.
'.riiiijlK Tit
Inn
rimi iiinai
read
here
bald
when
')knut
iiiiiimuiillyh )T .i.uii Hu
nil11,111 l4.(mil
see
hestiong.
bones
Dr
noldsthat
Dole,while
think," themy
mean
not
up
Hall
HIGH.vianon itoau,
tho
the
1'ill.s.
their
China's
slid
Francisco
boxes
withHigh
Idea Immediatelight ISlalsdell
letter.
recieu road above
little
Thero
from
features
that
Ing,
illifi?
.uii.Mi.K.
tho"u
inches
entirely
onn.l.l
goodcourse
samewny
bushes
rrruuern
Wi
F.hold
forfor
armyThencl,etl
Mho iMirlinpa not Know thnt the menu pliinimil for Nowmurjy nruii from th ii'rn
for It'
Dina Kldnoy nrn criitM..,.iu i.. ..hi,i paiuKlalti --- hy riiolpl of J' .r""'" tiont Imwm i.in. rliy tho HollUtiir Dniir Co.. '"" "" ,r" "r liuuimi
f,.r (Jio lliiw.diiuill(lllili.
Mnuiiunlu Uinlnnry,IN11. I u rnlH.l.lt.
All Mlu I. miliar,
yiii li11 tlUil lull
iHi i.iirm 11 l hi injury
Mil iill'Htil 'ifif hvw im ihm
lV
llll'Ulv I'I
inn un niu 01 Lki ,
lieto.
Ishe vision.
asas If heOtherwise
n. of
of
heto man
nt
asIt to
tohnve
purpose,
he
if
tocarefully
of
a
inor
whoMoore,
"So in
uie"MIIMAC'll
Is'u
No
ma"ot
In
.a
At ,,,
Is idIs
as
lMt,0(luceilxi--
atIialT
w"v
th
Ih
of
Iii
f,r
of
of
of
12 to wnsis
thatono
denrtlculatedami
coula
naner
iuea ovv
WnsIn
intend
helnif
kliliioys, mi'illoino
llaoUohii
prion',
Vlli)eii,luA UWllile wlliiullt
nt liloocl apply I'lumi.-- iiiiaiin uuii) , vlgri'Uly IlllllUlktf Hi dipllui
11 iiair li. u
I'd I" 11 f' . ii.ml (
, n 11 rji a1 1. , 11 i ,ir
ll I j 1
a 1 iiinl l ukm
uf JT'I iillliu unim 'U
Y
29,
good citizens.
Continued prosperity
Is amay want some
takeyear. us
specialties we have dis-
played In
Window: Turkey Platters,Poultry Shears, Crystal
Holders,Helpers,Coolers,
Itoemcrs, Banquet NutCutlery,
Bon
Importers
LIMITED,
HOUSE
GOODS.
TUBAND
ISfrom all impurities from
arising.Diseases,
SorcB of all a anopermanent Iton
SoreFace1"0" Blackhead Pimples on th
CuresCures Ulcers.Cures Skin
Glandular Swellings.allFrom whatever cause
pah??.1 Gout ni Rheucause th niuon
boxes, nnnn
that
ndthat the oua to cle
or mno Proprietorsarisen give a it TU.UU.
Illilllor ho
ho have a 'nuuonnpj ur OFway ttam qunrnntlno DERfUL
liUM ALT- - ,.-,- !!
to ""''"avvkc to es-- 1
hBIod .&...,4..tvw uianaub umi nut no ..rmwcon- - according lonc-standl- cnseiBy
uio cluoBackache
Willlama
discovered
this position 30 Willnumber of S
that numerous of
rchaserathat
tiiein nUhIuiiIn nnyuliwv iii,iWiH wlt" will ",eU veadbrilu football, JkucIi nn Institution mA on
npuei. IHt twnnty-llv- it 80 waa plail fair ii"'Thin plrynli-H- l mii)K manhood In planned prominent .JVoritiobtnlneil Homo of Honolulu,
lmlldliiK department- - iW) ni "olltaUr and bo(ullait hwnI ,ook Kavo ro- - lliilll
ami ,Hli, t.iu,oiy Intoni In vluor hv fimn nxnorlunres will
tur.JlHlld-Ini- r
MUUiluft
fneuli,
tlldllllll
In
TKrvrr.iT.ii. M.:..;-."- z. 't"""."uinj
pUii
but
General,
We
feet
mat
do Innu imcKurlio day.
Mid tho
I'HUmr tif nn
mail onIlonnliilu
Nvtiiiii'
ioiiynt
piMjU'
ainl i)M
cignt
UUHII !OMlhi dk ami in'- -
'in iwiu runiniifor tlv nit
torn wornliny ii"ii.i .,1,, id
As imran r.ii n,.iio mil Im
Mil MM
Mi hy li
"'! IV
vr
be
usevery
our
Sets,
Wine
of.
TO THH
Old Sores.Sores Neck.Legs.
and
from
f0r
liones.want
IIIUriieTCU
little- nnd
Thero
""" money
whichman's
swim- - mo
HONOLULU.
Commission Merchants.8UGARFACTOnB.
-- AflKNTH 1'DI- I-TI10 L'wn Plantation Co,The WhIaIua Agricultural Oo MJTh ICoIihU flUKitr Co,Tho Wftiiiicn Hunar Mill Co.Tha Knlna Aurlcultural Oo,Tli Kiillno Uou Worki, Ht, UuU
MoTh. HUiKUril Oil C,Th Uoru f lik IHmm puwptWMtim'i (tanirlfucali,Tho KhiUM U4ilH Lift
wane 0. itf tomm,Tlu Atlna t'lra Ihhimuu iw.
Mi - mi '( IP.i uriny urtfva lint rffflrWl. (0ili,
"j iiu ihii i wn arraniw m Into of
ci ia to on
a
ft La ofshould
in rh u toum In ox
In to tha
n to Into !in
to to ,,(
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i"
4)
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1)
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In
It
2,1,
to
1....
of
as
11
Im .,,,..
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11
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as
a to
of
of
nt
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II
il V. 111
ll ul'i ii t y
m li
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11
f iva it
min
i, If Til u
o
to
a
it
or
Itor
to It to
on
w
A
,r
Is
Uw ij
M
buiiii
se
'
MONEY
m PORT
Honolulu Naval StationImprovements,
COMlNDlToi TALKS
A Workshop, Smithery, Foundry,
Houses and Other Things
For Department!
POND, of theCOMMANDER Htatlon, recolvocl by
the InBt mall from the Coast cop-
ies of the estlmntes for the appropria-tions for the Navy Department for theyear of 1901-130- 2.
Hawaii lias her little say in theseestimates, ami It CoiiRiess passes thevarious Items the naval station at thisport will assume business-lik- e propor-tions.
When Uncle Sam once starts work ona 'naval station there Is no telling whenhe will stop. Already Honolulu boasts
Inof in
necessary facilitiessels of the on
for receivingarrival
U11H UU1 I.
Commander
undertak- -
remembered
included.
concerningAccording of
Department, the appropriations, passed, Ho-
nolulu station, total of
THE MYSTERY
STILL UNSOLVED
CorpseNot Identified
valley
rvir
KKIDAY,
The Imir tij n'rnniirrinrnt wit fitimlbe ntiMiit thin mi he In trnutli
limlinil uf ttttho cr f"urtch nl flintMiKirrMri). Thin wni tlup to thr factHint tin- - hnlr vim
Tho Jury brought In InWilli tlu nlnv fnrln.
Olnudiuo-Onrso- u Gnao.Tim Ctauillnc'CiitKoii ciicp, wherein
ilnmiiRrs were awarded the owners ofthe sunken bark Carson m;alnst Wll-Ue- r's
was tnkcnup In the United 8tnten District Court
An argument was mnilerelative to the of models ofthe Carson and steamerJudge said permanent exhibitswould have to be Hied thatcase was nppealed the Circuit Court
Appeals at San Francisco the models would bo sent there with the restof the documents In case. JudgeKstee thought that thethe action should have ofthe models made. The case was then
Judgetee will confer with Judge Krear In themeantime to for the use of thepresent models to the end the case.
SETTLEMENT AT
Otber AlreadyPromised To Miss
AJalone.
(Special Correspondence.)Maul, November M. Ke- -
large naval reservation, several large cently Miss Miilone has been withnavy docks, completed and under proc- - great success obtaining subscriptionsess of construction, and many the for the erection teachers' cottage
navyves
their
use
Ks
the proposed for Walluku..The necessary funds for the schools and
philanthropic have beenPond Informed an Ad-- promised. The Walluku Plantation, the
vertlser reporter the estl- - 'American llourd Missions and others"nortlng this charitablemates for the appropriations for the
Honolulu naval station. of all, T'hc Settlement Is to become social,It will doubtless be that ns wcu aH civilizing and Christianizing$25,000 whs appropriated by Congress center for all racts and all classes peo-la-
year for the bureau of steam en- - j,ie. The old as well as the very youngglnecring for the Honolulu naval sta- - aro Industrial education enterstlon. This money has not yet been into the general plan which ns Is evidenttouched, anu instructions nave oeen is very broad in its scope.received it.
to the estimates theNavv new
if will allow for thenaval $107,- -
Ksteeso it
to
to
arrange
and
of
of
BEAL ESTATE
juu. mis amount win ue uiwueu ua A McGuire: share in Hul Land of Ho- -follows: $50,000 for workshop for iuaoa N Konn, Hawaii. ConslUeratlonsteam engineering: $25,000 for smith- - j100ery and foundry; $15,000 for the com-- ,
No- - uc-l-- II. Kaleiheuna and Alika tomandant's house and stables; $J,000 for A- - Mciiulre; share In Hui Land in lio- -the extension of the present offlce malou, N. Konu, Hawaii.building; $2,500 for the erection of $ioocottage for the $10,C00 for, No, CG27 S. A. Gullck to M. A. Hledel;grading and fencing; $800 for ten-to- n iot 3rj Gullck Tract, Kiillhl, Honolulu,wharf crane, and $1,000 for water-pip- e oabu. Jiwo.system. So. HU It. G. .Moore to A. V. Clii.'k;
If the appropriations are passed by ,.. i. cai'4, kul. 313. It. P. 1122, kill. R'li andCongress it will mean great deal to water right, Puwua, Honolulu, Oahu.Honolulu. Many men will be employ- - $4500.ed, and the city's waterfront will take Nov. 15. No. das G. H. Puliln and wifeupon Itself additional boom and profit, to J. M. Monsarrut; Gr. 39 and H. P. '.470,both materially and artistically, by the kul. 422, Kekaullko St., Honolulu, Ouhu.anticipated Improvements. $2U00.
With the new workshop, the smith- - No. (Mil Superintendent of Public Worksery and the foundry, it will be possible to S. A. Gullck; acre, Kiilllsl, Ilono-t- o
make repairs on navy vessels visit- - lulu, Oahu. $1.ing this port; make alterations and do No. CGUa S. A. Gullck to Super'ntcn-mos- t
anything that would be likely to' lent of Public Works; por, kul. 403, por.be required. kul. 1232, Gr. 2922, Kallhl, Honolulu, Oahu.
"The Government does not worry Consideration $1,very much about future," said No. G0I2 11. L. Poaloa to Superintendent
Pond yesterday, "the Ho- - of Public Woiks; 905 sciuaro Jeet, Kingnolulu naval station needs certain St., Palama, Honolulu, Oahu. Jounlderu-thlng- s,
and those things will undoubt- - tlon $500.edly be forthcoming. It might happen, No. CC43 .1. G. llenrlipics and 'Aife tonot very far In the future, that Pearl Superintendent of Public Works; por.Harbor would be Improved, and that Grant SC7, Kiloa, S. Komi, Hawaii. Con-th- e
naval station would be removed sideratlon $13.
from its present site to Pearl Harbor. No. CG41 C. S. Desky and wife to V. B.This possibility does not affect present Nichols; lot 4S, PucIIlc Heights, Honolulu,nctlon, and the station here, in Ho- - Oahu. Consideration $3000.
nolulu, will be ns well equipped and as No. CC4S c S. Desky and wife to V. J.perfect in every particular as the navy Cioss; por. of Grs. 3471 and 3172, Punch-requires- ."
bowl Slope, Honolulu, Oahu. Consldera- -B. F. Hall, assistant paymaster in tlon $10,750.
the navy, who will be the paymaster Not IM50- -S. Paakonla to S. Mahelona;for the Honolulu naval station, may " P- - &SC, kul. 2MB, It. P. 2S.S7, kul. 271C,
arrive from San Francisco on the Wulalui- - Oahu. Consideration $t.Mariposa He will have an otllce No' M3I l'otur P. Davis to Jos. Mark-I- n
the building. ''inn; right of way, Moiinulun, Honolulu,.. Oahu.
IS
Found in Nuuanu Val-ley in
" Any Way.
There Is mystery surrounding thedeath of the man whose skeleton wasfound In Nuuanu on Tuesday,The coroner's Jury held Its Inquest yes
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iNu, uuod ueur and nl.K. W. 22, block U of Gr.3100, Ktilonknliun, Oahu.
$300.No. 0037 Geo. Mnrkham and wife to Ka-ah- a
ct nl.; por. H. P. 2075', 1793, Moniia-liu- i,
Honolulu, Oahu. $1.No. fiCoS Geo. Mnrkham and ulfu to
Peter 1', Davis; por. It. P. 2075, kul. 1793,
Oahu.$1100.
No. CC3U Peter P. Davis and vile to S.Damon; por. kul. 1793,
Oahu. $1'M0.
No. f75 V. P. and wife toJ. II. Atherton; por. It. P. 593S, kill. S731
land N. Kohula, Ha-waii. $250.
No. GC78 L. Peterson to S. '1. Knlel- -terday, neard medical and kirn; pc. landwas unable to come to any definite con- - tlon $125.
Maul, Consideia- -
elusion as to the man's nationality his No' CGS0 M' Knlnn- - guardian, j.. Kalnn,age, or manner of death. minors to Geo. K. Knlna; pc. land "Ma- -.,. kena" Kalnul, Punn, Hawaii. Consldcra- -bomo or the Inclined to the be- - tion jj.lief that the skeleton was that of a' No. (W81- -S. Knahu and wife toChinese because the hair was some- - F. W. Bartcls; Gr. 2C19, kills. 8707. 9157. Gr.what long and braid such as Chinese i2787, kul. 8772, Knu, Hawaii. Cmsidcra- -use for their queues was found In one """ '',of bis nnpkoia cjn.nn No. J. Kniiln to F. Straueh; Int. In
" I'.1 l10. WIS Gr. 1813. Papnhawahawa, liana, kul. 3417.a on account of the ,Hlelau, Walohu, Maul.side shoes worn and the finding of a $50.
rubber such ns No. CCS7 Kst. of W. M. Gll)son to P.use. That ho was whlto Nmurmii" and W. II. Pnln; landH, bulld-mn- n
wos Dr 11K8' Ienscs- - livestock, etc., Laml. Con-o- nmrsn sideratlon mortgage $70,000 nnd 530,000.account of tho of the No. crj. silva to M. Lima; lots 2.'., 2.1,cheek bones. The native hat found 27, block A, Kaplolnnl Park "Ad.," Hono-wlt- h
a pugareo wound round It also iliiln, Onhu.cllned some to bellevo him a ' Is'v' w- - Is'n- - MW S. K. Kunpa nnd hus-n- s
the Chinese rarely use pugnreo ,m"a IX ,0 Ml Jl J'0'1''1; Int- - '" 0Bt- - otfor hat Hnlo, Walmea, Kauai.
There Is question In tho minds of CW1- -J. Maluhla and husband P. Po-th- o
Jurors ns tho length of time old to Geo. N. Wilcox; It. 3CC2, kul.which tho man has been dead. Mr. 3.v;i, Hnlku, Llline, Kauai, ConsldnratlnnMoore, keeper of tho Government
was In the clump of hushes I Nn' " uf,c.l' "" "'lfo t0 A; .wnere mo iiouy was round not Hlx ' ifawjiii
.
iimn iikii wnn !
gang
Monro says never know of a,l,iJ,,?Ai --
liail odor tho innplace, to tr. i.'
Tho
2SR
mid
belloes thnt tho dentil of tho Park Ad Oahu.purred long ngo nnd Hint mon- - .
Known, rain, nnU nnd mice Imvo dono N'i 702-- H. Dower to J. it,much tho Iionos of nosh, lotii 9nnd JilockTho pouch wcro elenn of flesh, lint tho A,l, ""l'. 0n'- -
tho" (WW inn ill Nn. (SrtiM nnr,iim t nli'iiut illdlurheil,
J)r Kmernnn to wlmtporno under IiIm nhrvfttloii looking
tho nml rlnthlnir. IUIn pookot
rlnif (or upon qui'iio orwroMilnir Bf-uni- J hn atwiut Tin man ot iiioilfuni ImImIiINi nvMfiirvH full Mfro foiinil
HAWAIIAN OAZKTTKs N0VKU11KU 30, 1WM). BEMIWEEKLY
my
nmttril.vcrillet
Htenmshlp Company)
yesterday.
Claudlne.
of
principalsduplicates
adjourned until
of
WAILUKU BOOMS
Funds Aid
WAILUKU,meeting
of"Settlement"
work
concerning
TRANSACTIONS.
Consideration
wntchman;
Consideration
Consideration
Consideration
Consideration
Commander
today.Government
Aucrlmch; lotCon-
sideration
kill.Consideration
Moanalua, Honolulu, Considera-tion
M. Moanalua,Consideration
McDougall
and pc. Apunkolmu,Consideration
W.testimony
Nov.'lO.
Japnnpse elastic ConsiJaratlon
sleeve-hold- er Japanesecommonly
discredited byprominence
In- - Consideration $1.
Japanese
decoration. Connid-.-ratlo-
'"no.to P.
hoII. wifo
Honolulu,
M.In stripping JO, Knplolnnl
wo mi.
In
imntnloon th
ot
wne
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Lorn 11 is, A, ICnpl jlnnlAd,, Honolulu, Onhu, Conaldttratlon
-
Ilvi terrlUlo tormont to tutllttlo folk, to nlir oniPoane's Olitment
n4 ttitrwanMit At anM ((.
LAW NEEDS
REFORMING
Death in the MethylatedSpirits Sold,
A MENACE TdHiONOLULU
Druggists' Organ Points the Dangerthe Free Sales in
Hawaii,
The police records show that In thepast few weeks n half or moremen and women have died ofmethylated spirits or wood alcohol.The coroner's Jury In the case of thovictims of old mnn Sllvn's vile decoc-tions nfter certifying to the cause ofdeath said:
"And further, In view of the Indis-putable evidence hns been
In this ense to show that methy-lated spirits, wood alcohol, Columbiaspirits and like poisons are being
In such quantities at the severaldrug stores in the city of Honolulu asto be a public nicnn.ee, nnd that for thepublic safety It Is Imperative that somestringent measures bo adopted to pro-tect the health and welfare of thecommunity at large.
"Therefore, we, the undersigned cor-oner's Jury, do recommend that thoGovernment Issue such regulations aswill make the said poisons, known rsmethylated spirits, wood alcohol andColumbian spirits ns poisons,the sale of which Is regulated by stat-ute."
The following from the Druggists'Clrculnr concerning the toxic effects otwood alcohol or methyl alcohol com-pared with ethyl or pure alcohol Is in-
teresting when it Is remembered thatdruggists here are nllowed by law tosell wood alcohol to anyone but maysell pure alcohol only on a phyjlclan'scertificate:
"To begin with, there Is no questionwhatever as to the extremely danger-ous character of unpurlfled methyl ol
(wood spirit). It is capable ofproducing serious disturbance in smalldoses; and In addition to the danger tolife Is the chance of destroying thesight. In our Inst Issue we mentionedtwo cases In which vision was seriouslyImpaired by only inhaling the vaporIn quantity, and In this one report ismade of total blindness following ItsInternnl use. A peculiarity of this ac-
tion Is that the patient recovers sightfor a time, but eventunlly the opticnerve suffers partial or completeatrophy.
"So much for the unpurlfled. Nowfor the article. In discussingthe matter several years ago, we re-
ferred to the following case reported byDrs. Cecil MacCoy and F. M. MichaelIn tho Medical Record :
" 'A young man who was conva-lescing from measles surreptitiouslydrank nbout two ounces of methyl al-
cohol, the article being highly purifiedprobably the best quality obtainable
In the market. Two houis after hetook a simUar quantity mixed with su-
gar and water, nnd eluding the nursemade his to a hay loft, where,thoroughly Intoxicated, he slept forabout ten hours. On nwakenlng hesought his bed, suffering from violentemesls nnd gastric pnln. Twenty-fou- rhours afterward he complained of totalloss of sight nnd examination showeddouble optic neuritis with congestedretlnn. About a week after, lack ofvision still persisting, the patient com-plained ot vlsunlKventually he became able to distin-guish light nnd shadow and large ob-
jects held near his eyes, but hadwithout further Improvement
when the report was made, two nnd ahalf months nfter the occurrence.'
"We see, then, that with the ordln-nr- y
kind of wood alcohol there is dan-ger even In exposure to Its vapor, andthe purified may not be free from thisrisk, so far as 'we know nt present, nsit has produced the result noted nbove.
"With these facts In view he wouldbe rather a bold man who would un-
dertake to experiment with wood nl- -
cohol to determine Its relation to grainalcohol In point of hnrmfulness. Andoven were it settled it could bo sopurified as to render It no more harm-ful than grain alcohol one would haveto remember that there would alwaysbe uncertainty as to this purificationhaving been fully accomplished. Withordlnnry alcohol wo have no parallelrisk.
"The facts we have presented enrrytheir own argument."
Landslide on ltailroad,The heavy storms of late have Inter
rupted trnlllc on the Oahu Hallway tolaigo extent. Train No. 4 leaving Ka-hu-
ut in., reached the section alongKnenu Point, and found tlia tinckwas covered with tons of earth and stoneswhich had slid down from tho toweringcl'ffH. An investigation showed thosection for nearly mllo was covered by
Consideration, mortgiga .the debris. accident huppencd duringinonuiB Rinco trimming trees nnd threo mul $inn. jtlio night and was duo to tho heavy downmm. iiioru pluming yotinjr No. no. I.um Chow nnd wire to Geo. pour wnicn loosencu mo crags until atrees, This explodes tho plngtio death Markhnm; A p. 1 of it. P. 60S3, kul. landslide occurred. A of men wnstheory. Moantthm, Honolulu, Onhu. Contlilera- - nt down on yesterday morning's 9:15
Mr.coming from 1
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mannot Comdderntlnn
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uo ft chlncno
tomorrow.
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Honolulu,
'Ho-nolulu,
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aro nmm
tmvor full, IimIhimref tur,FhftuUt't,
of
dozendrinking
which
soldfreely
scheduled
purified
way
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train whero they wero transferred to awork train vlilch Is on duty thoro. Thoollit'luls expect to havo thn truck clearedIn quick time.
$a niinAT mi:dicini:.
"I liav! used Cliamherlnln's Colic,Cholera ami Diarrhoea Ilomody nndAnd It to bo a uroat medicine," snysMr. W, H. Philips, of I'utenu, Ark, "Itourfil nif nf. bloody llux, J onnnutupmilt ton hlKhly of It," TIiIm runudynlwityn fin tint good opinion, If nottho prnlt, of iIioho who iik.j It Tliquirk cur' wlilrli It nfferm pven inIhf rnoat rnvero en mm nmlcu n favor-t- n
vrrrlirri. For uniij by nil iiualfruitpd driiBKlim. Jit'iiKon, HmiHIi ii Co,,I, Id , ftnu, ir T,
ttV I
Critical Times for QirkThe first critical period in n woman's life comes nt the pass-
ing of licr rjirlhootl. In nine cases out of ten where diseasefastens itself upon her it docs so nt the line of demarcation be-
tween ghlliood nnd womanhood. How to prcser.vc the dattglptcr's health how to ward off disease nt this erfeia is the prob-
lem that confronts every mother of girls.
Dr-Willia-
Pink Pills for Pale Peopleare the best remedy to use nt this critical period. Head thissworn statement of Mrs. J. M. Riggs, of Cartervt'.le. Mo.
"My daughter Jolo during tho winter of l.W-fi- milTered n eimp!rtbrcnk-ilo- u n In hcnltli. 81io wnn thin mid pnlc, luul no nptwttto In fuct,lomo days linrcly tinttlng her food- - Thoao who know licr condition mild aliovia going n decline
"Onthondvlcoorn neighbor, wo begun giving her Dr. Wllllnmir rinknils for Pale People. Tho effect on her rnndlllon wu niiirvolinni. lleforshe had taken linlfn box hor condition wail mprurrd.iimtiiuo kept on gain-
ing nppetlto, strength nnd flesh until alio wimcutlroly well. Bho took thrcoboioi of tho plils undto-dn- y t hero is not n bcnlthlrr, mororoliuit lookinggirl In Curtcrvlllo. Bho 1 Qoshlcr and boulthlcr than ever before In herlife--" Miu. J. M. Itiuos.
Babicrlbcd nnd sworn to before mo ft Notary Public, thla lMhdy ofOotober, 1B03. William Wolooit, A'otary J'ublie.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People aro an unfailing-- specific forsuch diseases as locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, St.VItus' Dance,sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous headache, the after-effec- ts of thogrip, palpitation of the heart, pale and sallow complexions, all forms otweakness, in either male or female.
Williams' rink Tills for Tnle Teople lire sold nil dealers, orwill be sent, postpaid, on receipt of price, 50c. n box or six boxes for fi.50(they are never sold in bulk or by the 100) by addressing Dr. WilliamsMedicine Company, Schenectady, N. V.
REGISTERING CHINESE. HONOLULU CLUB.
Work Will Bo Begun in January New Association Formed Last Nightand Pushed Ahoad. by tho iioot
The registration of the Chinese In- - ' At a inoetlnt, of nolfcrs held last nlKhthnhltnntH of the Tnrrltorv of Ilnwnll nt the Thlstlo Club tho Honolulu Qolf
will be mude In January. InternalRevenue Agent II. M. Thomas, who
on the 1,1111111 to transfer the col- -
GOLF
Mons.
Club wan sucecHHfullywero present and t'..o
Manyproceedings wero
mnrked by Kreat enthusiasm.eiuiiu , ,,..., ,n.i m, ,, ,..,... i,,i i.lectorshlp to Mr. Hnsson temporarily, '
joct to ncceptance:brought the blnnks for the registration. President, S. M. Damon; vice presidents,There are very nearly 25,000 Chinese In T. Cllvo Dnvies, S. K. Damon; captain, D.the Islands. Their registration will bo ,W. Anderson; vlco captain, Robert Ander-exhaustl-
and require additional clerl- - ? secretary and treasurer. II. II. Sln-,,,,,-
, clnlr. Council, enpto In, vice captain nndRevenue olllce. Ipecri.tn,.y (ux '0clo). b. Mclntyre, N.That will cost something like $1 a head, uay, j.j, j, Adams.or a little less thnn ?25,000. The next meeting will be held on De- -
Certificates of registration will have comber 4th at tho Thlstlo Clulj, whenof the subjects attached, portnnt constitutional Imslness will bo
the same as certificates under the Chi- - .""'B"L'nese Immigration laws of the Republicof Hawaii. The department will have Only tjio niKbest Kradf of tlKD RUBto clerks for this special work BER Is uind In the btampi made D)on the recommendation of the m iHAV,(AN OAZRTTB CO
OUR $4.50 SHOES. . . With IIkavy Solks ....
Aro just, t lie riht kind of SHOES for
RAINY WEATHER WEAR.
THEY ARE IN
5
Into
Dr. by
BX SALF.And kitiikr BiiAOK 011 Tan. .
'111,
launched.
appointcollector,
IIBMhsyeaa'(cfB-cvo''- v
We are Sole Agents for
NEW
' HOP" & C0.- - -- J. H0PP It
The Only
One inSlock
Tl
Si liADIHS' DURS8ING MinitOU,O a very ImndsoniQ article, with
itltilcd frntne Just what Is need- -. ed by a Indies' tailor, I'rloe ex- - o
"7 tremely cheap,
Oua.a.O ForX finish.
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Cabinetsmusic sheets; finest
The ever welcome..
RecliningChair
0-- with adjustable back; In2 wood or wicker.
7 Rugs
Portiere
a
pj
piano k
a
A full line at the lowest prices I
IIn town. .'
a-- I lTtTone "
DIG VAIIIKTY (of the best for Oi the money) " O
o FurnitureCoverings
q. Trimmings to match.
Uholsterine:.I ALL KINDS OP REPAIRING.
d 1
Jj.Hopp&CoioX
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LEADING FURNITURE
DEALERS.
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King and Bethel Sts.2:
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H0PP & CO. J. H0PP ca
MetropolitanMeat CompanyNO. 507 KING ST.
HONOLULU, H.
Shipping and Family
Butchers.
NAVY CONTRACTORS.
G. J. WALLER, Manaoer.
Highest Market Rates paidrlltlos, Bklns and Tallow.
1'urveyorn Oceanic and Pac!Mall Steamship Companlos.
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c Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd.
Willcox & GibbsAUTOMATSC
Mahogany
SewingiachinesTho nuumfiicturors of this miiehino hitvu sold their goods to no ono in tho islands
excepting our firm. Parties representing that thoy havo tho Wilcox Gibbs machineforsiilu are trying to palm oil' on an luitmspectiiitf a public very inferior articlo whichresembles the Automatic in ovory vay hut in being Automatic in action. Tho Wi cox& Gibbs is tho only Automatic Sowing Machine in tho world. So called Automaticssold by parties other than us or our agents aro frauds. Do not lot yourself bo talkedinto buing a machine that is just tho same us tho Wilcox & Uibbs Now Automatic,because it cheaper.
Pacific Hardware Company,LIMITED.
Household DepartmentHethol Stroot.
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ISSUED TUESbAYSand FRIDAYS
WALTER Q. 8VJ.Y1I, EDITOR.
Friday : : : nove.mheii so, ipoo.
NO LEPERS NEED APPLY.
The of nuppo,-,- !. K--
who como as a pnKseitRor nn the China,In iliie to the advice of a Hoard ofHealth doctor In San Francisco."Whether thin act meuim an enterliiRwedge for the Callfornln plan of Bend-ln- jr
American lepers to Moloknt re-
mains to be seen. The leper v ho came
held
THANKSGIVING DM.
Mont ArtKTlrmm find ItThMKlvlMK day e
tropical ooll The lilniorlthi day In allow mill Ire mid hamli
irfllio Kb local hnb'tntlnnlonoly fiirtiilinimefloppy drift, keynotes lho afitimlnpprnnohlnKulolrhbollB and Dip rhocrynolod of hnspltnllty, and fntnlly riMin-Inm- nl
door. In million nook nndcorners thorn will mlch Fights nmluntinrta today. How thorp nronmanR ntiBinnu
appearance leper. ZXTZZ Zthis mornlnc before dnrknoss had left
iky nnd while the clilll keen-est, thorp una much to do. Fromfar nnd npnr Hip scattered members of
homp circle wore rnmlnB with theRrnndchlldren to the mnnso. Roar-ing must he built not only In Hip. . .. i ...... ..nere sn h no nus uccn cum. ...... -- ktphpn 8lovo ,mt ,n Ul0 two ,,,..
to ko to the settlement on Moloknl to burn(n, nn(, , tho wood.ronsumlnK-cur-Is laudable nmbl- -others. TIiIh gtovM , tnrq, A tho ,,ronrv
tlon provldlnB the story 18 true. biltmtl)t ,)p wnrme(1 conI nn(, W00(1until the Hawaii board examines the cnoRn ,rQWM In to keep up tho heatman we shall have to reserve Judgment for Ul0 (ny Thpr(1 nro cnon,, to (non that qunllfylnR point. lipforo tho hnsty breakfast of and
In the event that stranRer Is still PBpR lna ,)Cpn tlM. C0U3 (o 1)(, miikod.the victim of the active plague It Is pnt (0 l)P (lIff from tnc mndway tothe duty of Hoard of Health to ship 1C (onri nlltcr drifts to bo rut down;him back to the Coast forthwith. Jo nm1 "Riickinp; p" must done by theState hns the rlRlit to send nBcncics 01 i.nnmen folks" Much of tho proparn
besttlon daughters
digestion
Islnnds muchday
Intangiblecalondnr,
TRUST.
"jvote
(circumstancetint- - negro
administration,years
I
(1AZKT1H, I'ltlDU, I.MMilt " KEKLY.
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TIIKI r I 1 bail
UL J by tinI nr I I l Hole
lib. I I I I 1 l through,brought ten Kuu- -
Beat the Collegians at SIPunahou.
playing
FIHHT HALF
aroundyards Hopcr
Knulukuu first
IE SCORE WAS TO
told
touk thbbehind
.1 t .t..u joy,ivui.iiij.uii
tho. six put order, Adaiouhd Only yaids she the
sted about thatavail,tin- - having
line tlidn wv.rrltory ".bucked for Pnua
told ladylnln.t
Football on the Vaniiand xntouotol wer!aJ iMGridirOnEnthllsiaStiC The Alumni kept gam
, t, theyHiulCi twenty-liv- e vunl
nor
Cookearound end yard;)
tldoughty I'unahou Knulukuu through and
went down e he made Ontcrday Oahu col- -
the "" "Ifllloltdnt. flll.1
Alumni. ,..,.. 'i., !. ,.,. C?l.. .. - .. -- ... . .. . .. ..o uui.
Shelrh.
iMi.gi.e anoiner omi; ror tap C0mlng reasi nau noon car- - kilk-oi- i until referee and me There weie twelve rnqtIo ,,,.,, ,.,, mlMhnn.Pevery Stnte Territory lias right the before Then the keeper stopped oval from recelv- - play Soper kicked the Cooke S,T th. collee forpmlngainst such agencies. tv.nvp pound turkey, Ing fuithei his tweny-lh- e yard and having ,.ck- - Sopcr.s kck blocked and JuddUnless Congress specifically sets por- - fed corn boerh The broke down covered distance live yards, tho ball beingtlon these Islanas euerni been killed hung. Chick- - ponent's with human buttering ;,..'." UCIULI ul. field.leper colony, our Hoard Health cns for Inevitable pie bron rum and plnved that .1, "" !li Ingralls took tho ball, was
,.,m.i turn nnnnU. ,.ii.,i rU,..r i.,.,i.i """" uu"""'' rruznn liolilnii the lino.,1111:11111 nuiii:3 int..!., .v..u.t,n ..u.ihn-i- ..s. i"i'i" ............ coiicgian duck, ipferee Ilnbbltt cauchtwho suffering from that con-,splc- oi and elder, wni chopped and put muted ten pins. The from start were dually forced Mck. Soner oMn nn.i Ainmniimi
taglous Infectious disease Texas big potntocs were sorted out llnlsh was series pushed ball the the next piny oft sldo play by the col-w-
quarantine California for the white "batch" and gnlly legs seemed center the field, and went off lrBlnns gave tho Alumni ten yards.last Rummer Callfornln was cleverly baked: red apples had skyward during greater "uu"us jnru wns still the center the field,
quarantine Hawaii ,,.,. from the sot part ,th--
PUy te jpUcaKo tVor'flUTorago.. right which, doubt, the pantry the stove: butternuts hurprl.se was manifested by the It.ft end for twenty-liv- e yards. right for yardswill exercised occasion were nnd barrel tators that well tunately Wnterhouse had used hls,Wntcrhouse brokp forcomes. lifted snw-horsc- s. rendy knack handling the pig- - hands parry the opponents ten. Ingnlls bucked for six yards
We ennnot state. too strong terms, hnve hot poker thrut skin despite their lack getting the the pigskin, .Tiiller Wnterhouse triednhii.Hnn UnMnll hnx hpenmltiir rrnrnn nnri tlioonM pnnr-on- - trainlnir. The were cloarlv verv anu ueieree uauuitt caught nvnll wns called and tho
refuge nt lepers. Hy trntod Juices Uio So what unevenly mulched, and this soon be- - Jjj RUetohVn'oV'process segregntlon nnd good care remnlhs this morning cook the came apparent when took ieBnns.
now the the men! nnd Iny the tnble nri"d receive the the bull fiom opponents after the run Inck Tor lossscaly plague nnd things are left enough, all eon- - kick-of- f and managed hold three jnrds. On the net play he tried
are the will come when science, when that until the end. the center, but theAvallnn leprosy will be more. There dinner comes noon. Hut nil will be! The College team, however, wt'ru ,"" "'l1 ,le c.0UlcI "ot mala'will the other hand, well- - tho tnble will gronn yore mnde up their Inck weight by ,or7,,, ,'ii ", .rli'iVi. t,"..!!!lr!"
TtHl,n.l ,1.lrrr. l.ll,l...., nln..l.vnu ujmuu ouut-- i iiiuif,-- i iuiuiiiH iiii&u.K rumble.I tile ballsend fresh supplies. We old father and mother the maiden vldiiul woik was noticeable dropped
must also consider the effect upon tour- - daughter will dressed theirists and home-seeke- rs the reputa- - when tho sons and
the would get lnrar- - reach tho homestead, fiodetto. JIalnlnnders little about bless them nil, and may goodHawaii, they are not sure but wnlt nppetlte and henlth both.Vcnetlnn group connected There Isn't thnt sortlirldces. Even man Thanksgiving here the tropics.
on
vr. gone.
In
during
Senntor
Davis'
.""""""
IMK)-P.- MI
Hunic
d lugnllsl.t.m ll..l.lnu..t.
in
feil on IOIO
In mu
cured soIftl ,lnll III.. limb
Ingalls
eleven In defeaton the Ingal's
theWeight
0n me to ,,or the on the to tn
to of on asa on re- - on It,i uti: fwi;i nn; llluof ns n .. .. . of
of Is so ... ! ,
i. r.i '"-- "7 i In" """ - ..i .,. u.v;. to angame to tim to,or as to of In an
to oven; of of Itor ns to m me In of
In ' aroundIs no A.
if an It cracked of so A.' on of to
In to of ofth to n,n ata
of Is to "
we of ofIf as In to It
It Isno nt
on be uti ns of of ,!, 11 1 .. l.nl.. ,... 111. ll.n An.l l .1 n .. I .. .....1 . - . . UU1I 11.
mu ..uii; Lin- - ui'-i- i. .in., iinu i(.f Lto a on it.
bp Inot ed
ns
It Is on onof of of a
so n In A
tookmnke-u- p, the yaids,
the bnll
Ilom ""man Wltte, lawyermcli Instance. upon
merely ofmost started yards takethe failure returnedtim Htront rar moist bcntirlsps from the or make downs. Splendid breaks throutrh kick twenty-fiv- e ynuls.
mngnate talked jear of building .baps n summer rnln makes the grnsses the made by Soper, Castle """' took the and rushedtrolley from the vol- - greener the fields: and the junior eleven, eerrdsber3,,!Z.vlBJ!.Vrpmi,,?rillft'
one knows many people 'plumy pnlms along the shore much satisfaction of be- - KutUukou the n rich'"have been deterred from coming where bathers plunge or nshermen young of tho college, 0n(i yards. TheOahu Hawaii or or Maul liy their nets: tbe penks hearts and sympathies were en to Soper to kick, he fnlled withthe fame of Once spread ocherod Islands Inko of clouds; cleaily with the youngsters. a loss of four yaids. On the net pinythat fame brondenst "Sent the strnnge, foreign birds On the other hand, Cooke, Fuller, Soper kicked the tiventyHawaii" over the account n one nnother: when the sun shines Albeit Waterhouse did Jar(1 tne center the Held.
every deportation lepers the 'the perspiration starts and the nppe- - some tine work, especially taking S,'kn!:,,r,:nk,1t,,1?,Mainland nine of ten Pnclflc tlto trudge the streets the by the breaking "y1 SeV I, t "ntourists will give the go-b- y no Inn"", unmindful of down the weaker lines. Cooke excelled witnout much iteferee HabblUfarmer think looking this wny "10 '. nut ror tne spirit or niraigui mrougn tne caught foul play behalf mayor city, tofor Paradise Pa- - worship for the turkey of college eleven mude several Alumni, was given toJMr. given promotersclftc would become as much nppears. whether turkey struggles carry the collegians. A. Marcellino passed to one contest
signal nr "nt- - l ninKsgiving .my woui.i seemger map as Botnny Hayused to be or as the Andaman islands distant nnd indeed- -a by... nn.v .figment of tbe
or,,..., n.'.i .in,.i i. memory of good times far presentotfi K r.ildA.1 Ihrnin Tdlnn.lo pCCtCU.
nnd steady with a strong
THE PARENT
A gentleman who wrote San Franclsco in the enrlv aires ot iiliimb
have doois comerstonlshmcnt
a Coast
is
V
Hoard of San Fran- -
ii"".
missed
Klilllllknll
;.50l!a"sThanksgiving
may nt u'cs, the races fam- - latter couldNothing short of gatherings elsewhere
Concress Thereeelve them was,
end.
threii
fiom
with offer
have from
fiomalien
fnee united protest. cllo1 dressed Une. Afterlight, trying order likely pnssed. well buff couple yards downed
sale derstnnd desire blue tIlu nbout grid- - Judd the fifteen yard line.tells Advertiser thnt the rid !telf wnpls, grouped '""" winded,
dealers theie sell, must them erouml Tho campus The beganthem the trust could suitable which oturesuue the moving 'i,'0 tT fill
with '""- rusneu rmier MmcelllnoThis gentleman coast lonuw caught only twenty rounds, the authorl- -supply here, they
theirrequired do by the Federal law,
may llml like dllllculty tho should
Ml
from
fires
ham
lepersMnrcellln.
c...
lege tory
day
fiom
uunj
spec- -
ends
just
feet.flllllml
most stopping"alt befoio
Frnnclseowith
places with
thatoi.i.bh.i..b coper snouted most ties would
Now dmvn T!. ""L. "W. Jeffries madenewsuoysthat McKlnloy The Alumni'.',.. twenty-liv- e line t,i...il
elsewhere nnd shortage Constltutlon-fol- - cnm)U8 on).. 8,n ?., Mc.k ,ro!" t"ty-flv- e jnr.l line,fixtures mnrket lows-the-Fla- g The alto,
'iunty su.prlse J J tt "?Mth m,,chcase remedy the local here when n03enc0 V,!i? nBrut sl,ec,lt0". "ho
supply houses quite ensy ZyZ ?-- McK?l Itthnt against the truth thnt President ,', l!',trust, cannot buy mnde tho victim the most l:a aiu..,.,, tnklnir Wat- - ",to,u,"' o'A. whogoods Tranclsco 'runt gieen goods Tho ;ettt1,rnwI Wjiteihouhe.
recoverhree-f'dnmagP- s wUh'ls VCt. fti .!?. &nltorne fees; nnd supplement desire College
"""iciinii--- i vwi.iiuui ji.u-ji- s ensy Knowsceedlngs the courts where will Hepubllcan ticketboth civil cilmlnnl actions under turn down men character withthe conspiracy The dull thud. Hence thoe tears! Theplumbing trust the States fnr leconcllojust vulnerable under Tedeial the public coming es
was the plumbing tiust especially they bring theirwall; needs for somebody nnd Inclusive
the lanynrd the which grants from the towns.londed
So the local dcnlers stnnd for
fnr
the wjhfnr
old
the
the
fad
Corbett
simple
Federal
reception Francetheir they will, tllewholesnler the United rrnnkll 177S. thnt need-kee- p
them from, plumbers' sup-'- ., a,iiHti..c.iii.n.i vioi.nrplies maiket rntes
thethe
the
tho nndbe
theand Mr. nnd thus
tho the tho newand
All i,the of per
tho billbo and
the
the mostof them out
11b
tho
tnnnytin,
thp
fight
Paul'srightsStates
come among French
The prospects Nicaragua dnuhtful F.ennhfavor which the. Corcoran hostility Geininns they havo
commission will report, ought their neighbors ncross channel.cellent. next CongrobSlarger majoiity tliMi The Gear-D- o Holt candidatesever; with four
ahead will Influential ,TOnernl here among peoplo who hnveCongress higher degree than im,j onough political buffoonbeen possible past years courts that President will appoint
Influence favor, Holtcanal; Huntington, Judiciary
most nctive potent enemyenterprise, dead. things consl.l- - Morimn's rotum
passage some House that Hnvvall wellHepburn next winter shouldensy
Colorado attained samebad eminence Texas nnd Louisiana
matter burning negro rnpe-Jlen-
stake. Tho detnllnWestern horrorprint nnd tho' Adertlfr
columns. Enoughwere published, however, hnw
American civilisation mill accords
mk
Health
'home.expectations.
sort.
locnl
expiniu.
Oomtrust
nssuie
Alubiima will have repre-sentHtl-
will tho Nicara-gua cnnnl
natural think thnt Cznrbeen poisoned theie evi-
dence such bulle-tins given the press.
Bonntor Condition.BT, PAUL. Minn .
iitnluplnl nl.,in,.,l.l.. CIIIUI1IIUIIH1M.MM" utp.ni.KD unneil nuilt- - Henulor Dnvln today.
riiKK1"' siringunt rrvmi hns connlnlf.)icgiHiauon cnpuui peiinliy cocoa fiiolly dlgeHti'lagaliist lynclicru, f.",7 Nolurnliv nimoit
ilfi'rlum lnlirfi iiiitermlly withnblllO ppil iiqlirUbliH'til, nnd
mill niovcinont In ''ff "u. nmilu rondl.nuuUM SI
run ainnwr jioii y,t,m ), lmriRy Bgii
,?&
AIIAN N(Vl
A
In
Live
' mil lllllf pivi nncilvw
n huianap evenly
Tl Til n At 3 orioek wua nutI I I 1 P'O Willi it kkk-.,- f Allium
II "" l'ul ri-- nt the ball tuMII v.h... ijuKKing wayIIIVIl the bull Imch nnlH11 cud
forAmi for
..f
but12
wasline
,i. herthe on
and
o7 nn .SvI Z)as
the the a
Oahu Mup it bucking
brought the
forthe ball for bu k
Hi: footballjes- - him n
afternoon the brought thegildlron superior
and activity I'unahou for athe n........
ui t ,
anil,
.J 'H
n
ball
had
into ui time ,v,Hod won- - ball
u,0 op- - aa and line ,. i.u . ..
the but. mni. . t 111 - .'. "l- "
a a the nlra tf'e Tho
was pointing the
andthe
tho anda
'' "tho
are wns the
Iln- -
,'- U 111 IIIw. lu .. n n 1 .. T ....u. .1 .i ui in
a
a
I I
w
n
In a beuutlful end for butthe "ext the ,
.1... i .. i.i. .,.,.,., an Alumnim foil nn It '
In Hut,m line to J. a
ni, t, andweie Tho ball andIn loss to roll a tot till fore i,lnl.n.l Iby to it up nnd
no Tnm Olilr, a Thelast were ball it
a to riceto the thecano. No how liallribboned ball was glv- -
or rise butevil In a
to call balland to
by two
nnd out races bullH
us and VniIwill n on The
a The "" nnd the and ball aIt like ball thea
in
tont
Tho
big
tho
.- .- !. .1... It un
.. . 1 1 l u, Ktllll. L UKi.ul ....... ua ,.i.i i ... ,,, ,llln Inn
ed, but dinners' picns ''nn
re- -no In throng
thothe heavy
the.l
liiKiiu nkirted r,ghteight bucked thru--
BcufttU
0
untiethe
given made urd3 which b.ood pruneIrves of
the collegl.uui past.fourth After
the
vardsAlumni duplicated trick about it
PIIII..M
ror.ix
until bullnouieis
thegiven
broke downed'
1 playgain.
under ynrd opponents'bucked centeiU'nliipluilluii I'l.its.i.l
from first
then
lordly linelong their center
npart nU(. '"..,", i,V".Lhere
highbread
b.rroj
graduatesfrom
tho withoutsides
t;'flH
Castle
they time remembered!pln,,n
never,anil
permitted feutuie
Islandsknow
RobinsonKaulukou
tunny around foursprlnt made around play uiul't,..,.
Tiilln,. Wnirniii"""""y yaid
thrty.1Ue Jnrd opi)onents.these spasmodic tenitoiy JeffriesInvurlnbly fifteen twenty-roun- d bout,seniors Soper
Tnhnonn earth
Honolulu Knulukuudrowse roundenst three
mountain
llnefo,r,
fnlls; hornsmeaning
according
have before
nouses
ullf.i.l ACUIU".J1'here many spectators InZl
W..1......P,mnwrlInrge crowd untlcipat who
told in.clsco well keep Its horse and not bea
net "' sadwill Haw roads "'o tne
nnd net
jn.
hns
tho
tho
the
fnr
thu
and
ball
line
'Ikennd
nnd
however, gny
ball
the
Puller and
lineleft
Cooke
f0ck, nnd
had
and
heart.
betterInitial
nnd
called
centernnd
ladlesKauai whose
e"''-'r- ,
mere
hnnd.
ladles
himand failed to do
thnt Pnnbnblmnnil
had him off his,la nmiiiii. t,ltl B'rN for tlietho Is short hllo for a
lug to get nn filled to be We enn '" ""e "d wearing the nnd of he wasput on In the of Fnn ot All the by A T. on
the but W(-,r- n back- - but soonrefused ns of it find Its own wns -
were In and not --plenty of for nnd ex- - ',, " l"
it.
do nro off the one to who to have the lontr.ol ,l t,ie uc" It falil.vf, er asnow thnt
opened to all
up
allof
ns toon
ofto
l.
i.iui- -
all
-- ....... --"" "- - ... i..u, Itthen a- - mu i.u.u. oi in ""' ku. tlon for a., .,ot,, ,. ;..... then nn ,,,
hnve the 'I will InuitL-- jiu... uituvcneiianu thnt a of ,vno In that lhe
in the Honolulu aa b. , ball lewmay same but went a fewwns l ".f ,hl' ,,ostf''
that the for the weie mnde , f, ? ..f nppre- -is ns ns
public Honolulu Is for JJ! '" ", Zo ,n '"" jard line oxtr any one or them nr- -
" '' lho thein Sun or kind a game and ., , nnnnnr " ,t(' nnd the
S e 5- -s to keep out negroes yell
"" to noIn the nnd
nnd of hislaw must lie. n
of is will tons to theas If
all it Is to families are ofof cannon
to It.if in Iswe no nmo , t t ,
In can mlll in All Isto ,..,, ,,i.
tho Is tohim the la
en- - the hnvo n .i,In to ns
to be toThe Is to bo )
by n areon tlie
of it, in l8to n of and
two thowill use Do rnl, tim nt
of Collls P.of f
Is m .,.asof
hasn
tho ofat of
nro too toleft
of listo nhovv
The
tho
ns ntheie. So
It is tohns but Is
a crime
Nov 52. Tim. i.. ii.Il ,,. l't Of...v irm For..u iu oi iliijn liln
Tt
4-
III
n ""''"' ami ftntrhu
rf hUto
Th A hit- - this
uin" ?
t
nh if - w i
of
Iip
bo
In
th in
I hU
f
next
eight of
In
of
th
nasi
mt
to
15
of
In
impU-- """
nllIt.
be
at
nn
their on
til
to
,un i..i i,"... maex- - ...
a
Punahou -- I'uunhou,
Thero expectancythe faces students,when they Alumni team
throuRlinu
for
present
thpllftv-var- d """
me.glad
nnl.,
was
tlie
vvero
nue.
for the through
systematic
forthe
thecompany
old Punahouans
for
married
thennd
was fumbledlhp hl" zo'
Cincinnati,was
the fornor- -
fetchetifor
Molokal.his
the
dan- -
,Tl,o
eml-Iu- ll
food
uhnnot V
ueuuwas
nnd
wns
saw
nndfor
ball
bull
a. .Marcellino, ranKauiuKou, to but the
sawput out him nml
Kaulukou con- -it...
Hawaii's
for plumbing to college.to undesirable "as
to for carriages. collegians to1'
Impossible
noth,B
M,o
"nil onk
mnnlfested K nt' VUVl
was,,nrt"the
waselsewhere,
Wilcox's
ofnot
of
of
ex- -
nt
modlcatlon
sickening
noof et
to
..1,1, it,. Will
mo
III nt- -
)t.u
the
ten
of
UlllUkllL II L I IMIIIIIl.ir I Mllll ......w j ! ttl.ll Hi1 fill (Itl.l
airof especially
'
I
K
k --
i I th
!
i
I
1
I...
..
(
ivnn "to
I
" "7for in
th
.1 A
t
of the
t"n r .. .,- -i:u,
of
i VI X-- r 1. l.nt 1,n ii
t...
1
1
ot lie.1 i.. ....
of heof
al- - anot
of Al
of
ofofof
?'!of of
ii
nuu ,'
in- -r
.,.nof aw
un- -
ofof
S
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,...'-'.-
, .
'
,
..
.
u
nn on
t.
.,
.
Ut Lit U. VI II- - ltand n half when time was called''',"' monu spaiuing, tlmekeepeiThe Mood.
After
ALUMNI, 0
0
THE SECOND HALFn n Intervnl of ten minutes the
line up xor tne rush ncioss the llelU . ero on me gridiron again 1utter the tlrst kick-of- f. hnlf wns qulto different fromfirst, lho Alumni plavtd a fast bucking
When the soaied for tho gnmu and thing wus In their favor.Junloi goul fiom center under tho Im- - Tl, Bl'ettntors wen, however, 1 more
!,m"MHl "ntchiiig the pluck of t e col- -petus given It bv Fullei's bl ilrlit l0Kl!,,r- - ,8iw Mid off to Pull , ,w,ofoot, the collegians lapbed Into u pain- - ran buck Iho jnrds nnd d thoi... puouce, nuu lumiuar couciuuk :, " '" t,ui"-- . nuu cnugni it in , y on
the tooteiH wus stiungely absent. i.i'":". ,l" . Sol,or returiud thoAs the yell wus the slogan for Zn aVud" lert VndVe'&nrds nndeach eleven, the college tooteiH felt tho trick for four nnls. Fulle.
niuu fin;. m ituui.i ue u wuHte ot h.urvu i. io lino ror first dawn. Ingall's""" (ries-crc- s gnvo lnu Alumni two ynr.lHensile
ulil sumceeded
by
nnd Knulul.oii for the Juniors LO? hocked center for two and a halfe splendid tackling and sue- - 1, ,lllir rnl llrst down,u downing Cooke, Puller, the ' ; " criss-cioo- s did not
two Judds nnd Ingills, tho mot ng- - , " ,,, him
"0''lnBon hroko through andUlPSHIVj, or I In. MHlllnr- . , ,'.....u
i
vnt.l.
.
l
- -
Cooke behind the line for a loss of. .. Ill n r.lu nnll.,.l.. .. . .iii.i.ie most or tne star p'nvs his ;, '" "".. V '" ,v "'" '.. ero given uiotenm, followed ploselv by Fuller, while f bucked center without availthe youngei Judd his share I?,1?",1".? ,pn',p,, " ; to Sopori.r ,.i.,.i I,., .i..... ... r. ... to PnBtl.i ti.J 1((U1,1,11IK IM. ill ll.U U 1.1 11L .., ...... . ..... ...in-- .
ciltleal Jiinctur.s gain- - r.Vi 00l5 ,Jrol'l",l "his point, cm opt iu one llerco play ... ' ?,.tL'l1,, f,or ,r, J"1"118
when Cstlonn.l Kaulukou tackled hint "7 "Snk1 ftr0U."'1 I1'"low un.I swung him with te.rlilo fnroo v,V..r "'l1, bucked tho for
tiiriita nnn nitnin ..t....i i. .
Th" i.mi V"1' T,' uinnl Incked nnd made firstAiumniH uio luutii on the r third nttemnt Pnok imrv.I .no. but ..evert ..)les mnde many eVn t,r fa ,',,ii HUBirous iiimiiies. ri.iper the A urn- - ami on tho next piny ho wnsills, who plujed with tho Junior eleven for n low of tiireo yarusurHMm" bVvS thgll ",t V.'unml' te"wf- - " ' twenty.ynrd line,c. i.t.r. li vir 1 .'.' ' "'"hojwo tried n drop Itlck. butf.....b..-- s . o ZZZV'mn ctTJXToiifrt.rti KiiiiUikou mii.lu tho host K01 Imtrun lhe dny when ,o mude u llfty. n n.on, TJ"Alumni .f.rRl a vrVv
Ar r ! ;. VrV, eUrb" 5" " "jM i"Vf "rr.edlhs ..'..Hi ami was nppi.Hided
'tut. Vm ho "kicked VflTSon.
liiHon i.in.lu a Iin nin the S4tn ill. fioper klrkvd off to w5rlVouia on tinreetion rh llritt (ourlulnun at M frty.nve-r- d line nd" l.i Ut twturnAlumni wm inaile Ui ten nilnuu., 4'.9 4 kirk tho mlddU Pf
'Mk m wmu
"The hill Cannot Grind
with Water That'sA fajed out, tearful little
said this in telling hercares and weaknesses. Herfritnd cncotirAgcd by telling of a retain :
cured of Just such troubles bySdrsdpdrtlU. The Utile woman
nmv has tears of for she took Hood's,., juiiin,ball
the strength
ofowil
completelyfriends and
Game
took
terrl- -
Honolulu,
took Hood's fo- - the rami troubleand'was cund. me." &'rs.cAnna Sutherland, Kalamazoo,
oodS StoUapwulta
lln'! mu efroJWerJIlmOiti n n it i j nn'lonly ciUlmiUt. to ikn with llonl firnniiurllU.
minutes more
quarantine gobbler punishment.AluninlH
thoquickly
.1 icommenced nut
come
near
wnsand
lilm
II.
aim
stood:
0.
downedpiny
Onjnr; scrimmages,
against
U.mu'The Unfoi-'skirte- d
best nnotherIclder retained
through possessortnlot much lime
gettingthough.
I'unahou
iiiiiiuiiit
sure.
game
NEW Nov. A figureoomed on hori- -
has Corbett$15,- -
resulted about be-,0-
floods
harshlyprinted Ingalls
hltn
cut
lafw,ne"nersunde
materialJ"e"un'f
asylumnnlu,1,1
decision.
t'l SSS&du!
"VS."E?
getting
Republican
conntmit
riuiteen
UlUiout
dropped
months
Alumuls
ynuls,
thepigskin
leturn
contributed "hoCooke
Past."
thanked
ALUMNICOLLEGE
bythis
Alumnus offnrrlc,
one end ten
h'"i
by
lllll'Kllll
CORBETT MAY
MEET JEFFRIESYORK, 22. new
up the pugilistic
t.iiitoryitichamplon
place on or before February 15. Mr.WItte's offer wns practlcnlly acceptedby he would
the puise to $20,000 by adding$5,000 to the original amount bid. Jeffries, however, refused to consider thepioposltlon, saying that conditionswere out of the question.
Mr. Wltte that representedthe Business Men's Association of Cin-cinnati and wns Instructed to offer $15,-00- 0
or 60 per of the gross receiptsfor a go between Corbett nnd Jeffries.or tnoso ko...k center the, of the
home. of the nnd s,o the Wltte, has theof tastes magnificent to sanction
themere
the
Un
to
generalmaty
lron tll(-'-
ere.l
form small
out
v.rowus wag- -..
reSUlt
the the theof nrllls
,
mey
,
s,iu hope
mm.
cred, moansstrong
nvv.i
. . ,
two
'
iinil
had
were
I I I
score
college
rhoumvs
IIof
usually
'nni
heldthronch
l.nek
V'
i"r
Hood's
who said that
said
cent
thnt
thnt
u" r...
orit or
it of- -intentions
' y
'
de- -a
ICorbett a
Wltte Jeffries Itindependent A.suggested Southern
destroy
It, M.oC&Vn.uF.anPresident Iimp.i meeting:
same
llrst
voik "We
nnnointed ..,., ,..., ,... yard
"f tLIn appointments
ofMnrcelllno,
goof
nt
ofnal, of
Washington
thnt
In
In
iiiu
In
un"nr
ofwhji
!!''',,"l!,,!f pf
auM&
of
in--
nns
he
COLLEGE,
hu
stl
moof '.:,.
dupllcntnl"""
J"1,1!.1
TIia
i,ied
tiKiii
ofe.1
of run
,i,,.;nnrtu,nura.' 7."!
of
?. ":!In
III
woman
0)hoiDAS
12.
Coibett,
he
be
be
of ben side
of
it tne Cincinnati arein to l...nA
Iforever."
sporting Memphis
fight withconsldeied Insignifi-
cant.Informed of
fries' proposition1 light finish he
Holte. of Grlnbnum .? nreturning kamaulna Murlpos.i
nnmnJapan China.
'
AMERICA ..PEKINGGAELIC .HONOIvONO SIARU
NMPPON ... .
JANEIRO .
n
proposi-Clncinnn- tl
K
DEC.
6..
FEU. 8
rvn. j
The ElginSTANDARD
FOR TIMEHhinild 'ou la pocket of every
of n Watch.
ears' handling of Watchesconvinces us, that price considered, thiHlgln must satisfactory of
Watches.Cased In
NickJe. Silver, Gold Filledand Solid Gold.
have it line and them atprices.
ELGIN'S reach usULG1NS reach
Hlgins stand what Is right In timekeeping lusting qualities, that
why we right in pushing theElgin Watch.
.
HLF.WICHMANBOX 342.
Wilder's Steamship Co. Ltd
t S. KINAU,Freeman, master, from Hono-- 1
Tuesdays at 12 noon, Kauna-kaka- l,Lahalna, Maalaea Bay, aClbel,
Makena, Kawulhue, Mahukuna, Lau-phoch- oe
Hllo.lleturning, from Hllo Fri-
days at 10 u. m., for above namedarriving Honolulu on Saturdays.
S. CLAUUINE,McDonald, master, will leave Honoluluevery at 5 p. m., touching atLahalna, Kahulul, Nuhlku, liana,
Klpahulu, Maul. lleturning.at above arriving
at Sunday mornings.win nuu, itaupo,
S S. LEHUA,Sails every Monday for Kaunakakal,
Kamalo, Maunalel, Kaluuiapa, Lahal-na, Honolua, Returning,
ut Honolulu Saturday mornings.
This company right tomake changes In the time of departure
of Its steamers WITHOUTNOTICE, it be responsiblefor arising there-from.
Consignees must be at landingsto freight: this comrjanywill Itself responsible
it beenLive stock received at owner's
risk.This company will be responsible
or valuables passengersunless In of pursers.
Passengers are requested to purchasebefore embarking. Those fall-
ing to do so be subject to an ai- -15 so as to aid the Business ". cnaTB0 or twenty-liv- e cent.
Association fund. The organi- - ', ".., "',"?.. .L .,.,". ,Le
as for some time occupied the delivery of bactriuro norsnnni offont.tlon hall, but as vacate of the passengers frelcht of shlnnora
building In February, is the beyond amount of $100. unlessfleers' to a fight value of be declared when
to make up a deficit in ce'ved the company an extraclatlon's fund before going. charge be made therefor, at or before
Wltte the proposition before nthe'reon Xre'Bht ,8
Jeffries, but the latter said: All employes of the company are for- -"lou see. In the place, the bidden to receive freight without
Is for only twenty rounds. The con- - Hverlng shipping receipt therefor intest Should thirty-fiv- e rounds.would prefer to fight to fin-ish."
Mr. told that wouldbusiness retailers, In of Islands l.uw.n wini-.- i irom punted contest
the i'"""- Ueing a mtniito than,...., i.i"..-- - permitNotion bint. 5?
judges ami
thirty a!
of
United
English.tl.nt
now
in
worryng
behind
tncrj
nln.tiu
in,,.,.
tlm
per
final
fora purse $23,000 but the bout mustto a llnlBh. Coibett must putbet $10,000 and the winner Is to takeall.
notrpmlv rinmn In.mn .....1...
not will
mennnd
thewas
was
tho
de
1)13
the
the Am
We full sell
you
forand and
will sailJlu for
andwill sail
and
can once
the
andand will not
any
the
not forhas
notfor
the care
will
willthe the the
big thetlie asso- - and
Mr. put
the
the prescribed by the company,and be seen shippers up-on application the thecompany's steamers.
Shippers are isshipped will be
the risk the shipper.
WIGHT, President.T. K. CLARKE,
Superintendent!
i the one'our registers
conditions, then my offer to meet Cor-- rnn wni'l1'"18 dur,n,s u yearbelt to a finish will stand open for SSSL V ,, V 'per centtwenty-fou- r If by time annually:corbett does accept Ignorehim
fromcnlled on Jeffries offered to pulloff his Kuhlln, but. purse
by him too
When Corbett Jefto to a annua.iy.
Pn unaon
yesterdny.
and
RioUUJ'TtC
HARU
CHINADORIC
MARU
1321
:sJAN.
..JAN. 15JAN. 23
31
IMIMMIIIMiMMKtM
wearer
Many
Is
erican
right
right.right.
Is are
on
onports,
atS.
xucbUayHa-mo- a
touches namedHonolulu
at each
Olowalu. ar-ilv- es
reserves
arrival
receive theirhold
freight after landed.only
money ofplaced
tickets
hold re
bout
mi.,
people
formwhich may by
to pursors of
notified that if freightwithout such receipt It
solely nt of
C. L.CAPT.
Port
use of of
hours. that
Two
UIO
Ten cents. It will oav 15 nor wni nn.nunlly;
Fifteen cents, It will pay 22 per centannually.Twenty it will pay SO per centnnunlly.Thirty it will pay 45 per centnnunlly;I'lfty cents, It will pay 75 per cent
said It was ridiculous. V ouidn't It be a good thing
C
fft,.i .Enst tuvesiigaic our registers?NATIONAL CO.,
OHIO.F. T. P. Agnt.
tt in sinhip tapir.Occidental & Oriental S.S. Co.and Toyo Kisen Kaisha.
on .?z?tttt.Trua cal1 at IIono,ul uand ,eave thu
For
JflPPnv'xrAnVtJaneiro".'.
DEC.DEC.
DEC.
JAN.
FEU.
..MARCHMtllMMIMtlfMM
MMtMMMIIIIMMIMIttMi
WORLD'SKELPING.
ports,
montn.
consequences
If
cents,
cents,
CASH REGISTERDAYTON,WATERHOUSE,
RIO DECOPTIC
For San Francisco.
JANEIRO
AMERICA MARUtvIWL imiiGAELIC
MONGICONO MARUV.I1I.VA ..., ,, .rtrttttnii .. . ,...,..NIPPON MARU
.rtii in
...NOV. SI
.. DEC. t..DEC. 15
...DEC. IS...JAN. 1
...JAN. II
...JAN. 13JAN I
...PER. IRIO DE JANEIRO feii. uCOPTIC! ., jrEn. joAMERICA MARU MARCH 1
. Mill ., ,,,.,,, , ,l,,,,,,,,,,.
FOR OENERAL INFORMATION, API'LT TO
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd.AOKNTS. k.-- r.- w '""A,
RACE MEETna
i n n rnn nw tii run' AinirinoI 11 f,llrl Iip M'"1 "H III" ''' III'
I" """ n" ll1" '""t lRhlh Ills wn
llll.lal ilil Biri effort, mid tliu mamUUUULUU Mint wild over
Thanksgiving Sport ati nlul wm """' nppeuroii me
Park. tinted he a close raw, The crowdwerc yulUl)B flir lho Brocn Bo)(1f"
THETRACKWAS SLIPPERY
A Fair Crowd Attends and the Driv-
ing Association Feels
T
i0jiuiuiii
Satisfied.
UK meeting ot the Honolulu Dtlv- -
Assoclation held yesterday nftcr- -
noon at the Kaplolnnl track n much lmpioed Horse. muild.,must 1 e wiltttn down a suc-
cess. The association had been lm-- v
menscly handle, i ped by the bnd
weather In its efforts to give Honolulua ilrst cla r nice meeting. Indeed untilWcdnebdn, evenltiR was uncertainwhether there would be nny meeting atall. In the face of odds, howeer, themembers of the Driving Associationworked andresult was perhaps successful stable cat
m.i Third Itace-Spe- clal
tinnltit tutniotime available for preparation i,nn
and advertising.The was very ftilr ffnd
uie '; 254: 2:45Si:thoroughly enjoyable excitingwas coniesveu g. Ryder.
and with ncrhans one exceptionbest horse won every time.
On account of the heavy going thetimes were necessarily slow. 'Every
filled well, notwithstanding thatstables of Prince David and W. JL
were unrepresented, theirowners not caring to risktheir horses on the somewhattrack. Sixteen different horses ap-
peared in different eents and con-
tested a series of races than which,taking them as a whole, none betterhae ever been run on the ti.ick.
Tho racing was conducted com-
mendable dispatch and not a singleunpleasant Incident ocburred to mar anenjoyable afternoon.
Dr. Monsarrat's sturtlng was of gilt-edge- d
order and deseres special men-
tion.Betting on whole light,
though some of the races weie markedby spiritedfourth andeen on the day
..i. fhollost belmr weak finish.The A",a,r1"?." ,g.d',J55H1?..,.ac?; X
firstchoices getting home, Amailno, TomRyder and Billy McCloskey. The vic-
tory of Mcrril's Faust came as a sur-prise and Aggiaiatlon's defeat costbetters a pile ojf money, but chaos cameto backers w hen Frank the"sure thing" of the dogged atthe finish and succumbed to Aniarlnoby shortest of heads.
Amnrlno nnd Antidote added anotherto their long of battles, the graysuccumbing to Baltenlyne'B good geld-ing. Mcrril's secondrace without an effort and is a goodhorse. G. McKcnzie bought him
Sidney Bod on Wednesdaynight, consideration being $109
Considering his breeding alone newlook a bargain
and should win many times the pur-
chase price with tho colt.SIX FURLONGS, HAWAIIAN-BRUD- S.
The thiee got off well together. Am-
nrlno assumed lead fromand maintained the way. Hewon easily from Antidote by a lengthand a Lawrence II. has no speed.TIinCC-UIGHTH- S MILK, MAIDENS.
Shenandoah acted a pet feetnnd ruined chances nt the post.Mcrril's Faupt had won allliiej tlj, tiliu imaniru uituv, ... t,,. Iltot
limit; he is of no earthly accountSPHCIAL, HARNESS
itothl.it,' eume URiiln,rnttlhiB thioURh Mretch, pass- -
judRes a iiassable second Theseconel bent nn teptoductlon
ilrst, Moiirooso Inbtime piece of that hedid In first heat He tnnde cred-ltub- lo
effort In the stretch, butold wnrrlor lauRhlnR
six ruuLONos, runn roit all. i
fnil u
when the pitieh iiuii Frank H tamedH. and Anmrinii rininltitf w n rfniniliuh In nihil the Roods by it shortli.'inl Frank H u ill hnw w n, li l
Tlii'iiiiin Iff-- n I'll) Icillv lit t I
'Im nnMlilriK like a iHroiiK Ilnlsh.1 i. lost
I I I I I "' ''"I I I I "
l crniulIt
any
onh mili:, ruci: roil all.1
Old Antidote niul Hilly McCloskeylinil between them, fhomim on Hlll i
Indulged tin- - Rrnj with the lend untiltlie Inst clRhth, mid thou cnnu n'onir
I in unini- -to
It
it
to
it
It
It
hore to miin, woman mul intnut, tinnThomas allowed Rome old clmp tohe lin.itcn without In nnyvvlse Delnrfdisgraced I
St'MMAHY Or nVKNTS j
KAPIOLANI PARK, Nov :) Ho"ii.lulu DrlvtiiR Association, tine: trackholding
rirst Hnce Wnlklkl Inn Cup. sixfui longs Hawaiian hreds, $123 addedAmnrlno, n , 119 (Nichols)
n . 119 (Harry Jones) ... . 2
Lnwiente 11, 4, 119 Perrelra).... :
Time, 1 23. Rood stmt, riddenout bv a length mid u half secondill l lug Winner, R Rullentjne'sAmailno, Kcalla-Ainandl- Wlnnei
Park Toolor Aiiutioie i.nwience uiuks louuiy.
Second Hnce Three-eight- mile,maiden, purtc $125.
Men Faust, 3, 114 (Kaena) .. . 1General Cronje, n 119 (Thomas) 2Shenandoah Jr , 4, 119 3Hly, 5, 110 (Oploplo) 4
Time, 41, f.ilr stait, won gnlloplng,second and third drIUng. Winner, G.S. McKen7ie's 1 g. Mcrril's Faust, byImp Watoicress-Genev- u. Fuu t
Cronje should be In St. Ilplena.Shennndo.ih of lovable disposl- -
together with a will tlon, but a streak is regarded at- -
the most fectionntely by thenn rwnnl. considering the' trotting
' .. tinat li n n nitnmshort
attendance
(Nichols)
Tom Rder (Cunningham) ....'... 1Mongoose (Judd) 2
and
1
r..K ' I Tlme- - b wonand rm-'n- ,,(esired. Winner, W. H. Cunnlnc- -
ture. Every race Keenly ham's b. Tom Rider wentthe
racetheCornwell
run withslippery
the
localwith
the was
the S
the
list
won the
S.from
the
owner have
the
half.
histhe lace
HACD
Hethe
thewas eict
the thetiack
mm,
u ot--
hrid
nthe
1
won
b g)y
IPs....
theclass
not nthe
ilii-ci.-
wns
through the mud like the old cam-paigner he Is Mongoose didn't, butstaed to argue with the sticky patch-es Scratched, Tred Hros
Fourth Hnce Sl furlongs, free forall; purse $125
Vhgll A, a, 119 (Thomas) 1
AggruMitlon, 5, 119 (Oplopio) 2General Cronje, a, 119 (Kaena) 3
Time, 1:24; good start; won eisl'y ha length; second, driving Winner, J.R Wilson's blk m , Vlrgle A, by TrueHrlton-BI- g' Heithn. Vlrgle much thebest. Aggravation short and runningout of her distance. General Cronjeuizzy Keeping tab on the leauei.
Fifth Race Half mile, free foi all,puise $125
Amailno, a, 119 (Nichols) 1
Frank S, a., 119 (Thomas) 2Abbey, 4, 119 (Kaena) 3
Time, 53U; fair start; won by a shoi thead; first two drhing. Winner, ItBallentyne's b g Amurino, by Kealla-Amandin- e.
Flank S the best. ThomasoKi,. race bv too In
fifth. talent brokeM
the pronounced "","" h S" 'Vh'"
,
day,
Faust
thewould
the stmtall
brute
.
I'v
(L
again. Scratched, Brock, 119,Sixth Race One mile, free for all,
purse $150
Billy McCloskey, a , 122 (Thomas) .. 1
Antidote, n , 119 (Nichols) 2Wata&sa, 4, 119 (Kaena) 3
Time, 1:E6U, good start; won clearlyhalf ,i length; second all out. Winner,J. It. Wilson's h , Billy McCloskey,by Joe Hooker-Jessi- e R, Billy tons tin-bes- t
when light, shoit yesterday. An-tidote, a king In a mile race for na-tives "Watsa "no could go." "Goodhoifre that Watass, some day he win,"ns tll Pnrtllirnnsf. rnrnnrlrpil of TTHr,
int. tlmekeeners. Fi.mk Krnuer. .T.
Qulnn, saddling paddock, Dr. Clap-ha-
clerk the course, II. M.clerk the scales, Al Moore.
Next Satin day afternoon the follow-ing card will be decided:
miles, running,
puise $30U.Entries to
at., ..., .. , ...,.. ,i. .. i ' niry tees
Uly
and
admitted moundsI A meetllii: Drivlnc Absoclntlon
MonROose ( F IMPi KRot Into stopped to 1 ILL IXIJlVJ 13
Identlcnl
nf tinttl IIUIIIIILUO J b 1.1 .1uir, BUU1 I'ULUU U1IU mand ; ,0 ,no rUel. ,lr?aiiv thu of 17th
the by tho a to at ItHim, wns tim ii...
td sndan iet lliirmado no motion, ''on
;,",:
close
half,
and Thenbagged
uciiejiohstart rill
phydclan
UWVUIW (UZKTTKs I'Mlim. NOM'MIICK n MUM- .- HI'MP KIM Y.
KRUEGER LANDS ONSOIL OF FRANCE
(Continued from Pane I.)
Inilppcndciicv, It will tii teciiuc all the Uoer pvople lm bcon with tln-l- r
women nnd Children." fCUtllAT DAY 1 Olt HblJniJOM
.MAHHI;11,I.1:h, No. ZZ. prP'cd ii triumph for .Mr Kriieger, stiehcen inn uoer tieiigiuos nnu m moni urauui nuimrtrs rniiia to antlilpate Thei mlitHiiifim which every ti ol ,.,n pr. sum, tint tuuo no
the wiih rendu d wart a roiln Ion oon to tho peuplt' ot .MuirclliHttiempohis It fully tquailed, if It did not Mi piiM the frniitle demonstration ofI ntr.otlnin with which I'rnnco opcnul ho nrm to Major Marchund nt Toinon onhis rt turn from Pnshoda.
An liming. of such octdl geven tho iiiohI Hiiugulnu oxtlmito, mightln partly nxplalnul l) the eorciuuniuiiH obsciiiiles ut Hiu lllnhoji ilnr-doil- li
h. Ii.clud ng an lniiolng rellgUtis pro eslon from thu but nothingrun mlnhn zo tho rpontiniooim explosion o soiitliue'iu dlKilaid toward Mr
lis tin t ntlre population of tho Ilrst port nnd one of the cities ofi rutin
5 et grandeur of this demonstrnt'on, perhaps, ranks In liiiKiitnnr top mnn..rto of "No compromise men ..u. Kr.ci,er dclic cd In a low
olir but utio Mliratimr with iniotlon, a c mpnnled onergitlc giMtius of thoright hand, stirring tho hearts of nil w t n
J ho lnt hi nto. of his die o uttircd with a lgor ami a decisionwhl.h boro out lilx reputation hh to tin o million of li oil wl.l ami stubborn r. --
Is ar.ci Ills re ilellcr of a declari on such Impoitnnnos'lllis to tndi pi ndmco of the clue n.ter, lis it ccmo ns n Kinprle Men toilr intltnnto jiol tlcal udvlrcrs, who tip to t lie Inst, wei n lii i im of his iletrr-mln-
onHe to thu this nion lag thnt the loers would ho fiei ikujiIo
or die. nnd the faces of the men about hint. Fischer, Wcssels, ilrecbler nndI.ecr boro the of determination rellec'tlng the
spit It that Mr. Krueger declared nnhnitcd every iiiaii, woiniiu and child inTiansvnal
Tho unfortumto occurrence nt the 'i t on tho main boulevard alone mm redtile character of the demonstration whl"li ,p to that moment had boon uiianhnoiis-I- v
and exclusively n tribute of sjmpathv nnd ndmliation. "Vive Krueger," "lvoI.os llocrs," nnd "Vive La Liberie,'' were the dos that formed a hurricane ofcluering and over tho city. Unfor t nntely the reprehensible foolishness ofhalf n dozen persons In owing small cons Into tho crowd ns Mr. ger pissed,acted like magic In conjuring up nn nntl- - rltlsh outburst, which It needul all thepromptitude and energy of tho police to p out becoming u serious disturbanceThe hotel remained for the rest of the d y In a of slege, while nt onu time aprocession wovernl thousand strong marc ill the d rcctlcn of tho British consul,shouting "Down the English," and raising other threitcnlng crli s. re-sult was that a strong body pollco wns compelled to disperse the demonstratorsalthough It was not found necessary to m ko more than a fow tempornrj arrestsThroughout the however, large WmdH of students nnd other onthsmarched and front of Mr. Krueger's hotel nnd of tho hotel whichwns the scene of the unfortunate Incident, cheering In chorus for Mr. Krueger andtho Transvaal and denouncing Kngland. These demonstrators wore more hols)than and the pollco wisely lef them relievo their feelings in theirown way.
Mr. Krueger boro the sen veivnge extremely well. Many of his frlondssavho look-- In better health than before left Pretoria. Tho heavy g lie and roughcoss seas which the Oeliierland red In tho Mediterranean, however, prov-ed too much for the d'stlnculsheel traveler yesterday and for tho first time sine'i
starte'd for l'urope be was seasick. 11 t Mr. Krueger little cfTocts ofMs lens'rkness todnv nnd nto n heirty Im boon He nfterwnrd received dli gatesfrem various municipalities nnd societies In the hnll the hotel This to1 n seven- - trial, ns Mr. Krueci r bnd tn II ten to a couple of hours of oloqtu nt, butto him, iinlntoH'glhle addresses In Pre c , nnd he left tho hnll vlslblv fatiguedf'i retired to his nnnriments for nn ho' r i rest nnd Michael Dnvltt delivered ashort nddreps In 1 eh.ilf of the poop , which evoked much enthusiastic np- -plnufo from lhoe present, during wp'ch erl"s of "Vive l'lreland," icsoumhd Thep't of Mr. Pnvltt'B wns Interp lo Mr Krui erer Kruet.'ir
In the bn'l of the lintl to only the fl Ft address delivered by Mr Tliorell, Pres-ident of the Mnrsellb's comm'ttee, who nrscntiel the traviler with u svmbollial
pup mt't'ed "Tlie of II me." Mr Krueger's reply bn allied thesome dptormlnntlon to res'st to the end ,p'csMil In his" at the laudlnrstnre I'e s ilil the situ ttlon was tcir'ble for the Poors, but It wis In now! (
Inoxtrlrnlle or dellnltlve. They never a' p ared to he by Humbert, but hens ill llrm In H'e bopa that the "reign of tho sword would ere long bo ovoi-tlirw- n
bv thnt of lustlee."Air Kriirpir uce'ved a great f'om his Although the former
President had retired for n still the crowd remained In front of the hotel,nnd horses nnd cnrrliices could pass on v with the utmost dinicitltv
Moeii Indlt'tintlon wns expns'-c- d at tin hotel ln ns ptovlouslj cabled Itnew appears that the crowd called upon the partv tin owing sous the bnlconjpf tho hotel to take off their It its ns M. Krueger pa-se- d. nut the gumlnglvplniiH'blo oxplanntlon wns g'ven tip. were Ilngllshmen, did undi rslti'nlPrench nnd foolishly threw u coin nto the crowd, vvhlrh thty bnd fr quciitlvdono on hlmilar occasions In Dnglnnd. The Pientlinien misunderstood this, andl"'aginnl tho sous were thrown Insultlnrl at Mr Krueger. Hence the tumultThe crowd endeavored to Invade the hotd, and the police prevented tit's lintthe bntil people wpip obliged to close the'r doom, nnd Into In the nn un-friendly mob was still statlonpd before tbr building which wns rordoncd b) jiollco
DEATH ONTHE STORM
(Continued from Page 1 )
The olllcinls were as follows:' t0 resume tho day, ulthough munj
Judges,, J. W. McDonald, Captain nf t,' scl100' bu.ldingh weio eons d. r ihhSoule, Dr. Shaw, staiter, Monsar- - ,
damagedIieservntlon of life uniloiihtedl
of Ayies;of
One
look
showed
was as- - N'm 2 fill A.tl.ni nlllstsieu me nei on oi enu e eei ica, e uni .. ,,,,,panics In shuttiiiR down all their plants " musleul inmposet,at J p. m j estei day and later by thu work death wns ei sudden At 9 o'clockof tho In sevcrim? nil main line till"! lnornlnK while was liiuejhint?wires throtiKh the city. 1 he rapid transit and talking, he fell down diedlines have been paralyzed for twont-fou- r within n minutes of heait
free for nil, first $100, second $25 ""One mile i IIaw.nl.in breds, ' 1 he stoun was occahloned by the oxcii-llts- t
$100, becond $--5
H' drop in temperature and conch usti- -
One mile team race, first $100 tl011 ot the atmosphere two dnjs agu.Thiee-mlnut- e clais Hotting and pac-- I T,, Propert) losses frtm esterda 'a
lug, pui&e $100 storm are shown to be $100,000, from theOne mile, trotting and pacing. Ha- - repoits rtcehed up to 3 o'clock this nftm-wnlla- n
hied; purse $100. .noon, divided as follows.Ttee foi all. trnttlne- - nn,l liuslnihi, section of the town, 1UWJ
the secrotnry today12 o'clock the Club Stnbles
hotel
rv.i,..,i t. i ..Lr,,,.. -n tif:....i n to ai:itctrlc Co,
'Weste !',Ir1U nK.0' nnd
nt union. ,uw. rosiiu acicKrnpn ,
ten per of tho J5000' Colorado nnd riiliiitiplpnia ltetiuc- -monev otks, iu,uu' uuiance sciii'eTinK
n common walk. Shenandoah lost thteej Gus Schumann hns ehniKo re- - COI.OUADO SPltlNGS, Col., Nov 2J
lenclhs at the stmt, when fteshment piivlleEes. nnd to him Tho rose this inornliiB or. budlvnd wrecked but . IkcmnuTid
Bot (.nine like a whiilvvlnd; plications must made...I,. .. .,., n',i, nnn iiniinr ,iii i, .i, nt . I". tlie mont fc.irfnl In history
. ii about r- - r li-- ... -- .. fin, ruin nT' " " '" " -" -I U lULTes X n rrna ,nto the fiee.
of the
Mi,
Di.
few
.... - . im ui,im.. ,i.. ... ,K.. I ... . . ... i.K.. ..lnnl. .,u . t.nre.1,1 in, fit..
"l "l ' " lotiihtit ini. ... .i i.io i.i .i. ."."' Hawaiian ,. ,, .,, pi.,,,in
and shortlbad and V"
and
him
irum inmlod un-til
Krui
with
Irish
oted
'ron7.
rest,
Ideiitfrom
thnt
and
cent
been torn roots.which The city
IVvvlike near
and
ARTHUR SULLIVAN'SHEART RUNS DOWN
Sudden of Composerof favorite Lighf
Operas.
linil been tilllnc; time hutIt not his wits
nccently bnd bctuhealth than snine
LONDON, Nov. 22 I.titerknown that Arthur beenaillnpr from
middle of lie caiierhtli chill thiro and chest and
e,.inm no loun ins iicti ionPower rn ,1'"t."'?s, convnlcscliiff slt- -
arenun
of allhe np- - Min iicltj
ho be notordeal Its
tliiB In hod just hefoiuThe afternoon print lonK
OldNov Hull!
".UlVen The pile bcefan to midnight torm c0,miirt. of thorrnn she. ,eee,nd to the mlttnnce tomorrow, oumter stretch nrltlsh troops,i,inniiTiriuimuin,rni .nil,Will post 'nrr Mill ". iiien
mndut..,J ....n nl.. ine...!,. ii. ...,,,, una
Yntut
, ... , W...C notei at 7.30 o'clock All members aio , . ., ' X.".. '" ,r0,b ,etnc eoun. uuin iie-.u-a leiiuested be i1;"!''"0,,,, " vM.lle ho wnsease In the fit st heat . ' No loss boon reported EdRir no n,),ied
and staved the formerlv Statenfteivvnrds ATTI
roIiirhowever,
j
ed
of UnRctliiR
the a
nt
It ( ml
Antidote,
....
,
c.
-
1,,. h
ntwt
Iliao en ,,. t0
started out :.:...
Today
marked
mnsiM,of
ICruo-ai- rlargest
ih
us arntun
worldr
fearless
In
pneount
proved
address
Defense
crushid
ovation bearers
during
iv
linemen
falluio
fairlyBolniT,
Linii.
completely
with asked
sum nrofound Park toll
palnd
the
forwns heart
fected.
It becameSir Sullivanhe
thehis ltinns
ciiiiiuJIO.OOO, up expired
thu
Bent DullerGenurnl r, the
subs'doIm In rf uwtrun ve.ii
c., ....wiui trj
he'T. Hnslcn. forestry com- - ii,
nrolects
MlnlnR in tho
forto In
." mi. imUIiirsitting on out on not
)to has life. Ion notWwirni bM an.l
policeman MelMch.
"l.
inrhipsCathcHlral,
evening,
dnngerous,
afternoon
Death
i.iivMinw
tinning, behoved nf
Switzerlandin September,
of
Iron.'LONDON 22.
link nsli
pi- -
consummateMoncoose
hnt
Two n
viuir lint le.nllo von to tho lied) )ct
null tioiii-- s nclio everytltno a storm
, vvo youniul
Now soiiils tills li tier
T
"I took ii lnrd rnld whleh arheum itlini. I tried kluds
ci f reined k.1 wltltutit relief. Then I tried
I was not t.aklnir onlytwo bottles the rliemii etlMii till inu I
1 I nn tomako known what a liie-ii-
is those tho eevcrepalus of
To mako'n cure, take Avor'H rills withtlio tlto liver
nnd
bj- - Dr. J. C Co I Alan , U. S. A.
CO.,
ct.nio seune.
of
not
U llS ot In on
ll "H ","""1J Kfrom a ti lit to Coast bv i""' ul was
i imtioe'ltor of It pub- - "t !"'" '" nn" w T
Mean, ln stuft nt suited to the uown iorwuro.The .Mens o- -
II T Is men's wen--tlie or n his mid the
liiiuse on tlons bothHull .S. have Rood
which they aio fm ..v tliennd on lo nny pi Ice ott wish Inpus
Col 'A S oflils homo after mi ulisen
loin veins He lieio 'evii.
Hon lonlulu on nftei nn nb
site ol In funo and
II ,1 Nolto, the titon on Mitlnl .
some the benefit healthi nnu homo on the
Yv' H wife nnd foimoil of
', , , to
on sn for ,vblt Is of -
" ,..D,
ei or lo point of view Itwhoso IIIco Is n Yotk, n MileIs .j lit . i
of Ita th s f ltlll .fot !"
to so y consayh that storm choir
wlldi d forvvetk the
whleh to theCoast on the nlso took In tlnv.
oftow.th, dnm n b
midmil
Hon lit nf M dlclne Comfume, i bv lb. t
an mi of vitirsItlR till Stilt S With I'll
J.l.ii: utt 1 .illand im i with
ui h success. Iliuth bus mam fi lendsthis Rroup and iilui old
es for u fi w tnitydecide to
"tin hisso to
WithCol
li ki , nrwl)ur.j) imonuii uuui e.m at on tho ocens on the hlBhcr of wastlnued to abnte hoar. ,.f ,lf ).nnoP I.,,.,.,, , . ii with
I.,l..uaumiieia. to
to
In
r,lllfJ- -
ussesso.
hi
1..'
said he of in or a iiiiro , in- -ny some tiermnii critics piiiiiiiir niein- -
ln to or tho utul reire-- ti fiom
ntl 1.1 ul.ln l...nn..ur. (nilllltVwns under u polo w,1(,n Iron T MlH j.auy. Is of in
on Tojon street, tho HI lniti,i. bltloits of i I
pimoneu lo llm Brounu. lie le: There is an hnyiniT In "no """ jet uiej uiu ot iimi.,., ,I of ono H,10llI(, thrown on tho old Iron Cnthollc Itslxry T " 1V Ull 1 IV, that In vle'vv of his tj1(, ptrson so to actual nro due to tho slsti rs of
nun iniai . of no rpoiI It may bo that Nolle name Tho is most eotnpre- -
Ti n t a ' T,1 Is In tho the heiidliiR of old Iron to lluller the firstlite Ol Up part of the cltv Tho IM Paso hniik. Dur-- by his Germ in critics had to a. for phislc,
l.nn l...ll.lln. Ptl.l.tln.r llln r Cvl pi llniiun ,1.1.. ...! l.ul nlinlmrii imntiiirii .... il .lt.n,l.t,..,r ...1
Ift U .!
a 1VUU IUIIUI1IH, Uiuniuh wiit ,au,.iv, fllll lllfi ni'Ulh , r,i"U,"r,J Uliu Vll ,
Jdna- - musle
usuiiioi
anil Bntnitin '1-'- n Upcenter tho cltv, or N12V 22 A localeil the
1,7""' Hoare
Honre
nndofOn '"""
Ho Rioen houses burn- -In- - todn
W,n
and to Now IiIh Voto, sirinoti Mirr.their La an Nov thu
In In lii nlllclnlHo tells n(l at onco to patrol l(;it ,, MOD.Prank was
roobei-y- .tl)u H,rP0t8 tOT.DM. Wl..ntt(.hriiiihiu'vj .i-'- .j Willi Irni IIPIIH. JLTi-- i limiilnttUUUUID IIUU HUBat of two to ,,,,
..lie.-- inu With Milof ho
,)...,
he
uiiivtui
allof
Abbey 12Ho Into the with with tho for wire
upnp.
"""" "'I nunwlro
returned
eulnijles licensed
ptesent.
stiijltiR
WiltPro.
I'nrry,recked
Amur
cnumnn
weeks
Mrlion the tho
dollars nnd slnKle nnywhir..'I,?' .?, ir. all
ami ami10 out was to ho
lj
nil of
Thoof
up
to
ho
ho
of
but
lie
fi pi-- l
bnd
be
his ho
nmipun
,.nM,
rourU'sy mUvh,
RheumatismHollies MnU' Cumplcto Cute.
i'crhiips llii'timatUm
nitisclcsapproaches, jdiiJ
generally mhenibl.Msltivo prompt lelief,
Isabella (llshoruo,'ealtiml,
photograph1
rctiltulsevere nttailir all
AVER'SSarsaparilla
dlsnririnliited, fortifierleft and
waHCttrril. wnntteiclowoudcrfiil
Baraaparilla for sulferlitRrltouinatlsm."
bllloiisniM
Prcpired
HOLL.ISTBR DUUO Agents.
LOCAL BREVITIES. ''Mnrlposn
lelui.iod '"the Mariposa
Hdwlnontertnlned
llalloy Associationsniiival laiRely lepresented conRrcRii- -231
swelledblejelei sellli.ir overflowing.
up
ScotlnnililsliiiiR
ninnlnuioiiths
AloMindci letuincdIloi Mmlposi,
siviial months Fian-ois- iOuklnnd
pupulir lestftinalilias
Ilullej,pluees accotii-Oaklan- d,
arilved MarlpiHalley
WnllukiiHRisto
United Stiles. tlc"VraulcliuitliIi.imlB.atlon
n.imon themselve.i concluslotvstrUctl
iriatuluted olR.uilstIslands Tailor,
month,
spuml dlsaste.Hovi'.al lldltiRS
ti.ivuler.Klckapoo
Millionssieeial
IlureattHawaiian
Inuciinal.it.ini woiks,
remain poiinunentlj, IiiivIiirsi'vi.i.I businesssleeve," speak
CATHOLIC EUUCtVIION
CoUHgn, Wnshincton,Corouio.ileo
--Tilnlt)foiiudid
Cxeter, educntlon wonicn,dedicate Ininoslmr s
tonether
received quantity t.io pnseneopicminii.c oiitcinis,
rdlcvo illplomjitlesentntlvu dncutorH muIoiih parts'ofthl,
caiiKht fnlllnR Institution tinPnsoC.iib, ducatloii
nns vierintiiiy,KAVIrVil IllMATIl fracture Interna heap," nuthorllles. InceptionndvaiiP"d meaning referred oxicutlim
prouuoi) presumeddumiiBi RreatoHt IiusIiuhs acneral lienslve, coverlnR dedicated
KCSUlt oeing Held refureneo today, sclenco htilldinR
school, postolllce, Livery, school, libruty bulldlnB,Colorado Transfer Company
CxchatiKe bulldltiRs, --fropnsoti bulldhiR
tern off YORK, Nov commltteo Catholic and
'. Governor
s" .oUe
dn VlrRlo,cheeicd
wlnniiiR heavilyhospltnl concltnbd
Martlnelllhesitate Melllck, wealthy Illinois.' prenehed bv
feellliRS. orRanlzlnR safotyDASH, attendant hospital. placed
brouRht boHt?.ry.q
niiuiy lllllinn.
tJn (.HnlnR
i..ht
tralllnB. and thestretch bring.tnlpuhnnis
Thomas
uinllne
vviUIub
mornhiR. of ,,.
V,":"V' iietnorrnt, ColoradoMiT
P'reeuniliieuuuijr loutuvu
ofllltlftnnttll tlw. Iltul.......
favorite. th,. bouievnni w..n,i. ,1... .:.. .1... -- '..i.L hcjiool iiilldrt'ii week. wiih lusuoiled shape Trolley im imnntH pnstor Puellh" HiiIkIiIh botwicn Thomns
and vnmrlni) nil woro mUslnif. Tho next rnrs on o(r-- for pltinlc Mr Hesky MpAIIIkIiipimtiieij uiu nitncii drew cluck T'ohu Tdfer-mi- h inndo tliifin how I"roele never In Ills thousand compnny
yi!" j ''?. I'nlon lo -- W In ll.olrr.r:r.'r "'".". .."" niv ,,.., Mrcrowd, looked nmwcen Dnvrr
anil ram, mini- - mlle.i ofjust
tii,
tin
loaillfv..
home
cnniighyour
inaklnejlirlii(
Mrs. Me'iiles, ofutul
"rOT
cvirytlilni;inojour
owtll,
Clnlstlnn
Clnlstlnn
Spalding
fotMailposu
chltdien,
tlttR
slnco
plan
Itnvei roofs
Attnrm.,
pulled
,M,.ty notha composed of
f"vm vrr vibin.overyone
!i"piui
announced
HirH.iurlili.
tjpri.ifi many i'""riand 111 tlianks to Mr
V.Vvahy fir
title
Nov
tllui.li, (llioit;
ulLf..
Mr
'IH
irrr .'KlrrtTwimm
LfRCHES
CROWDED
ThanksgivingWell
SINGINGT
rionolulans Ei Feast of Reli-
gious Ha'moi) in City's
which InTHANKSGIVING looked
cloudy, clctireil nny of theliuieli behitn and served
siiletidul Mimple the Wetuhcr forHonolulu noted.
after tlie doors ot thuhurdle."- - wito thrown people 1 --
Kttn to an he.Kiilu
"he bctu of the iluj, the balmy ulr,the eiulslto and freshiitstle, the eiiKcr tilt
sprliiK-llk- o mid K
thnt tho Hist thousltt was"This Is not nnd ThunksKiV-Iti- K
but and day."coitalul id the one-i-s
nccustonnd to nssoclate with Hasttr,softness of new wo-
men, music, throngs of peo-
ple nnd strltiRH of cnrrlnRes.Tho Central IJnlon wns
to utmost Theriwas particle of room to upure-an-
still they comliiB nnd Ilnliutthe walls nt tho nnd clustering-
thpWnllukii tho
Kailo. tux of ICnunl. S,M,",UU ,ti'""""the woman
The Knniehatnoha iiirneiiC. the tml',su
ilRht wendlnnet yesteiduj nnd the ouiir
cniiBiutulami hoy tit
the of the andSon setvlceuble Hpiscopul chinches
to
will
tho
the inelof
The opened withnuiHle
than Rrivenlontiuie sfnctlon
scimon anilday and
taken Centralchurch
services bcRnn amicotiBre- -
ehnltsM.uil teslilents
part ownerPlantation Hpeclal
Itnliai, V?Z?Now Unit ,)ln,)a.bly lliuttH.molulti U.K.
Into m", , ,.ni;ri.KHonintroduced Govorn.u nm,
rtofossoi(lining Winv successful
thof fotwiird
lllh,coast Ciillliuiila and
ic--
shlpphiRfnuioilhin
afleislpin
tails
HIGUliK
Trinity OpenedBrilliant
WAHMINO'iON,Institution
i'"'""."- - ho todayHUOr,, todav
him,
, nsJo ThoIiIkIii
lectixncompoundInjuries
prove
n H J ttIIiIkIi Antler's . hnll,
Bpr'ncs
thes IvHe inn van
.mlniul
The G. of thethe
laid thoIts
The
In St.the
thehad
hut nowthe ,,,,
Mr. """"'i'"-- 1
the mcai,wl the mcilei, the.
ton Ianmul f thehint tie. nrm
the the and ninir.iRi over the tPr. his
111.'
li.iiinlo tom- -
ilcnnd
for
had
hers
om jikmneur thnt
," old iiiiuu1PR and
will ,int
artl
mar University.. .1 . . . .1 .. ,1 1.1 .1 . . ... ,.u ..... ..... 111 L 11, lit. Ill'
fj
!
"
nt r
.f
a
n a "'Detention 'a '
a . ,., i .. ii ii ii i ii in i 'ii it'll i n ifk ...,. ... . . n . i - .. .I (ill . " " u ' 'n l V.
11L. II V I b Wll ! u ,1 .. ....
'
. -......
n v ... ..
-
" n a n
bo
At .'condition. nre to
a
tiriiKuie, I
n
!
"
newspapers,
n n
c
"'
attributes
i'qulBltc
C"0"1
,l
icoolvliiR
Methodist
iv
nuewlitR
Rradually
.....nilssloner,
it, t
,
tno
Its
set11
InteicstltiR
U Metho-
distpnttlculat
obsiivunce.collection ut
amounted toAndrew's Hplscopnl CuthedtuI
nt 10 30
In cnlarRidthouRlitfulli
of unobtiuslve
coniih,so,i- -emlRrutlon
II.
ro.iitmy. M
of
in
pioiiohIIIuuk
efforts arr.incluirAiiiileiu Uiehestiu, which
well, on this occasion did soupI'Xi otlent In the openltiR and con
ik intho The orchcbtta tiro ns
In plajltiR the hj midMi. Ri thole wns Rraitd
hjmns were Riven omthi corni tho
iiisttumi nt biliiR tlstically piijedMi Charles Lufklti Ills richwon i.iHpitiiiK coiiricrutlon
Ah to the ill music, the.lultilato and Hurvest Anthemlonilind Hoeotnl
Itolr The membets of the choir serve IiIkIl
for the excellent work elidthuiUBhollt the The soloists,Vlis WnlteiHoffman, Glude Mr and Mra HI
Hir'ij, Arthur Wnll, Hr-tte- st
and W Stanley, wereIn evei thitiR they under-
took set are Inspitl'-- andotiRht to be Riven ofteiper, wns
by ninny the clo--
The Intoned the RevV II Kltcat In very inuslclanly man-ner, TnlllH festival lielnjriiHi.el The hvin.iH wete. "ReJolcu To
With One Aeiord" to HtnllurR, nnd Amcricin
elm. hvmn "Our rathers'bee ," to America, the
joining In heartily Thelessons were by Hamil-ton who also the sermonThe Deum and Juhl'ute were
settlnRK by Aimnzorti nndhut vest anthem, "Praise Lord, OMy Soul." by Dutinc
.I....KMiinaHlmii and nee. The 'l.yfor Hospital for IllCUraart Hilinol oromlseil Tim
-- .k.,...t unn'lii.i.!.-,-- . ..........1.. ......... .1I1IIIIIU LlllinU Tb(L,i'Vlrglel A led nil way, and inn NEW iORK, Nov. 22 --W Melllk. "e composed of H. W. nnd Prank Tur- - "t II Dole. Queen L'Mtltree lto-B- l ihb Ine ovv u, u,pIto' """ NlllonnlBreat ARRravntlon was sho.t, fotmer president of the Nntlonal of V f lJro tho """"V. 1,l,,,,0,lc "? "r. Nlcnru- - j )rn0r0,1",' oknlnn,t Hrltish Consul and
fonls.rLa's't V0U0' IdU"' "Cuttl ot T ? KSnSS.?S ffi OIl,b,Mn KlvhiR his first Cnptnln and Mr. IW. ASf"on0nfe8en,SralhUCro'njte dhlTo? addto is now lunatic, -J 'hnvccme'' fW"V f0rtt", Cm' iwMhn'unu'A0? thS K."'was' sen. eel" h,1-
-
ihshnncelhis in second ventute the result, it thouB.it. of be.nR .and- - ZuCUo oT'Z?..! uw'cnlnR evhTe' "?nlo fuslnBVuuZsontoZT. pronounced tho benediction. Thenof the Thomas, lode ChlcaRo week homeH j,i Iv Wild, suburb, Smith's I'.1?.1' 1 ll'"1 "l"'11 " "'Khcr c"i postlu.lo by oiBanwas when he returned to vvelsh was taken' to N were blown down and Ltu"Vr the commrt "ml wm",l compldo .nnd orchestrn.In Jockey wns bndly Ironed and was committed ,,,i Tho-r- weio dozen alarms of Sf; ,L cr0" Ul ttll0,n Catliclip uiu- - Thu secvlceti nt Roman Cnthollc
week nRO while exerclsiiiB as private- - patient tho stato fire durlns tho day nnd nlsht Plrcmen '.. ',,,' ', n7i t"""n Tl1" ""mnnle8 worn 'Cathedrnl commenced nt a. in.,horse, nnd Is not jet of the doc- - at Morrlstown helBhts Tho committment did service nnd prevented spread i"""'""'" I'""'" ,m toiUjrntlon of pontinenl were sinRUlarly solemn nnd Rrand
hands. Tho crowd admired his was mado at tho of his father, of the flames Mnyor Itoblnson Is com- - by Tho dedicatory church with ehnrnntcr'at'cpluck, did not express R V. farmer of mended en all sides for prompt notion Olliclal was IlUht Rov,
vermantown, N James Uoyde, commltteo of si'ItlNOPiril) III Pollovv- - Con"l'' 'Ctor of IJnlvorsltyFREE FOR the Chi- - Mnlor Shapcott was chnrwo tnir In ot of IlllnohT'on
ALU CBB' Melllck- - here. tho orRnnlw.l force ouvernor: PUOSECOTE. THEtho medium of nlunKe. ?"t nm, instructions wore positive. .r,..,,.t-MeKlnli- .v. llrynn.,.7. hiivit.-i-i i.ai mnriu niiirnnintul dnllnru
hull
'""--- " fj.x 17.MJi. Mun Tm-tm-n- Wnntiico.lds return Sllako coun'try, 1110 PireClB,
new. Novembersomewhat nntlcH nt larEa Willi flmt 1Witrui iivvny rtl inu out ,.,ro
swepttin
statecd
notsmnll
by
front of no, been loan of bythey tun N pay cabman sltimt Inn Is."" nome, tiio no niul Inand stotuo Melllck Lincoln nnd slim'Io lino '
takenhowever,
representatives
down
he In
since
lilnli
tu
nulckactive,
Aycr ,
Kay
Gill, IK'llll
'inns
his
InvesllRuiliR
attm.
wont
cotps
K"'B"
money
second
tho chief 8T'"ln"i!?lv?!Sf.. r.cn ,
J"r."''L'.a,.'.V Altsohulcr.nontocrnt. MS.OMiIlarneB, i)i;NvKR, Colo, Nov. 22,-I)l- Htrl't,'.'.. 'u... wopwi McAllister of'" " . '. : : ... ... -, . jSprlliRH hua oreleieil rilieirllf
Jnnnnosn Worn .. "oe.io n(,iiuioi.iinppy. IIluIllb,rH ti,u lnot) ..,.,. tJUrn.MiHOrVleO Til. MllltlltlV ll.i.uln.i lli.lnp r I" -- "" . "- -I - ..lnit ,.ui.
tho tho Buvun.eluhtlis . rin ,.r.tn,i r,... . . i ..; wero taken by their Thu ordtfr uiter cor- -ThoinuB, wan apparently lioldlnjr IIU rlnR worne wires down ) imponilinro (lovernnrhiu wldu nnd valuublen slm t their bttcks. beinet ' unl'iy unit
limine ueriii. morniiiK wciiick u a mil. turmd by wind The romfortablo inidiiddcd Kruiid Juryan ordortd dollar has who ( uftnnioon'H cnjoymniit
HJ"AurFL ' Lu:?, i. L'JWl '!. only th ono chlhlVen Jifc
"" ' iin m iw n,n n,.u. m ,f... ..i. ,1,.for Thorn,unit win tliu arc
U JeiHlreii hit
her
?
euro riinstlimtlon.
vimtime
od
law
nny
eh- -
Jr''ffS ',,1'10'1
XfoHlllfllul ."':'".' M...nu
watch,
foriiHi-i- i hns yut belli iletldcdcAllluter "uyn It will
.."':"""'. ."" :;.:'" .im eilui,f, .tin ,i,,.v.ianion- -
"- - - "'i. - .. ii. .,,.. -- , .,...-daw- n
r- - Mrii'"i publicly aid, Uowrnor vponmid nmictiMrow
t
Services-- '
Attended.
RARE MUSIC AND
joy
the
Temples.
day, theu bit
hcfoicseeyuos a
. Is
. ofilvi open
It was n scenetj
kovvus,expectancy,
soInvoluntary
elay sprlnir KasterIt nil
air, Rowns, nrotty
churchtroweled capacity.
akept
rearP.
school
Youiir
li the
thuich
YoilllB
iii'WH
uns,
Catholic
that
canm
nnd
Insists
the
scenuel
autumn
vicesat ui The more
oidinarllnnlviiKtil snt
Uev IVaisonchinch pleached
stiess upon
lipIJnlon $2SG.
o'clockuntlclputlon of
bceirn
TliunksRlvlnR
q.i.i.. rl
I)I.jous
n
Is
ill such a service'I aivvaysplas
v.orki hull. voluutatles, conjunctionwith orRin.
inn t. wulichoir u bod
ol torn Tinb iia;an and t lattei
in bjIJ tonen
to the larRo
c hoi To Doutuwore
b the ConRreRtitloivi with tcllliiR elfect
certainlypialsi ll
serviceCharles It Coop-r- , Mis.
Misstun, Miss
Ross L attheir bst
Such vicesa wish
expressed nts"tvli'p wns by
uthe rospo-se- s
day tho tunorchte tins 'inanKs- -
i uoill te
sttiiR coiiRreRation most
read the Rev,Lee, pr'nehedTu eloli
orutu thethe
Gruene thu blnB- -... 1 n 1tnn.ln ...r
res'di '"thepoll, o Is
bos.4 ,. t li..I J n.1. 11... 4 llll,
the n r , P w fietton - ' " Smare. Hank Jllss
T'toil d Tn Z -- " iS'-M- "" '"'. a ravhiR "cro SVrP,H.
hiurels this, his Is TksTemerwho a ato. a l bLrowo m,,"J " R
Mmrlstown, J andTho nbout n '" thu
'Jured n a to ",. ,"" 9 nturout valiant h'Bli The
tor'H Instance mass, Mk'r. wns fll'i'd ua
J CatholicHALF-MIL- H 1'reiil- -
TOandS ti4 irti ...r iimI.I..
rrnniv r ...
atho
'
n
a
umunj
,, ProBOCllted
c'" w
1,
in .,who money, njul
Itoise, u'1 very Jilut will
ridden ft
?,Ji"
loiluii'i
il,.,.- - ii !,- -.u
n ai"""".. ".Tim
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a
h
h
ii.
S
iv
d
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concreiratlon of whlto people, halfvvltltei. PortURUese, Hnwallnns, and untirlnklinR of other nntlonnIltlH TheHlshap of Pannpolls ofllclated at innss.The "Ave Mniln," by Miss Alice Cntnp-hel- l.
with violin obllgnto by Paul Hirry,wiih ex.iulslte, and the duet by MIkhCnmiihoil and Mrs, Nano Alupal wasdellKlilful
The ICnwalaliiui Limrch was fairlywell attuiidcd. Tho entlro services wereIn Hawaiian, apd ttni coiiRre'Katloujoined lieurllly In tho MnBlnB.
The PurtUKiieso Church was well fillid. mid tho services bounn nt 10 a inTho sermon, preached by tho Rev, Av rionrcs, was nn uiilo one, unii tuonn. hie was Rood
Mont of tho other churches observedthe day to mimo extent VI en the(oniirrnatlonH strenmrd forth Into thenlr und unllht It was mora tluiu overliliu an Hustur Day on Fifth avenue,nnd only the inutrnpolltun riottinu to truniforni It Into just uueh nnntnrr wcauiy luiuirwr-iuf- t'
HE MUSI
GO BACK!
Geo. Pratt Declared a.ffiLeper by Doctors.
is how iiniiNTiAttempt of San Francisco to Force
Its Diseased on Hawaii
Blocked.
mnn who uw sent l tin- - San
THE Hoard of Ilonltl) toIf a leper. George l'rntt, who
came hole on tin1 China and whodeclared himself n cured leper, win ex-
amined by the olllclnl eMimlners of theltoaid of Ileulth of Hawaii and vvaiileclared a leper. He Is not cured.
He If still n leper. The markH of thedisease are on his body, every flRnpointing to his condition, and accord- - m.i jt,uig to his own confession, the moslstriking and feat fill Htlginata of thedisease show themselves now andagain upon hlin.
Pratt was taken esttrdn from theKalihl recelvinR station to Quai.intineIsland. He was turned over as aRreeilby the Board of Health of Hawaii toThe Federal quai.intinp authorities Hewill be held here until the return of theChina fiom the Oilent, when, If he IsvvilllnR, he will be sent back to SanFrancisco. If he refuses to letuin of
i
i i ii ii l
t i
I .
i t
Pb
thin
forttn un
Sto
who u
E--i
Rnd- -
MrMr
his own he will be fore- - sits toor a will be to eat It Is not to
to to the of his wife or of hisof Treabury nt tin own
the It situations, gone ofl a huffa. the of
his that It Is to has wasto his too the
lie tells one to one an- - Mi ai- -the to his own to get
he Is nn satisfaction out of his forhe last he Yet d
first that he come here to of It was not his I
Set- - He not the com- -and to his to lug of n as he
the of by it, he possessed to 'he s.ild he him. i his own
ho he came a may lovecure the of one who nt oi one for theMolokal; he to Ills of
to he 1881 to saidby the of was a of tor- -
uf that not complaint lu- -by the d digestion, It enme on me at
Francisco, that he came Isthat he came Ftanclsco, Up the u
man so How he jouthat all who nevi r not even by
hisI do Is, It
that h my mySan for lot t. 1 did
two hoe came andthat he was here bthe ot ot that lty
he was here to iltest ot the ot the
of 01his w us t a case of San
authorities to ridthemselves ot anbas not The
ot of allbeen Into this
the otlouii-- e of thethe will look to the
to to theIn came
Or Cmmichael feels as stiouglvthis .as olll-tltt- ls
of Ho that hewill In until he
him to Sun l'lanclsto, thathe do to
any ofby the
The people of aic muiisid Inhls The men and
who aie not In buslnest.aire determined that nutbe the dumping giound for thediseased of It Ishat the of Commeiie and
meicantlle bodies willresolutions endoislng the ofHealth's ptotestingthe Intentions of the to-- ,
.
DRAFTING THE
CITY CHARTER
Republicans Independentsfor
At a eonfelc'llie of l!i publii ails isweie the
T. ait, luesldlng,H P Baldwin, A. P. W C
W. J. C. 11. t L.Jonah Kumnlae,
W 11 A. CI M. ItobuiUon, WmJ P. and E. R
The following lesolution wasis the tense of this
theof of
a committee oftho representative
ot this none of be uinembei of tho andthe feu in a for of
as aThe committee) will probn-ll- l'
nt end of tint tothe resolution
The following resolution wasfd by commltteo of theIndependents;
the com-mltte.- es
of the andtic liu to Julu
of In theof a of fun
holders of the - 1 1 of Honolulu inun
Twelve to bo b ihu Ue
t I i i
H it.' Initio
Thf iimniitUM- - nil nppairilo.1. draftii foi th f Honolulu, lo
to thf Lpffliriftturp in
Imi Tlmt upon imtlrpmnrp of proposal for
Ik linn of rotntnlMrt th Homellx a day convpnlntf
pornmlltpo charter.no f thf
HhHll wni" "II thilimned committee...
MAIUUED
Mr. and Mrs. Luw'i ?choon ColobratoThnlr Anniversary.
Mini filxmlM iiHKcmbled lit theof Mr Mri I,. AmiKst In NorthKona on Saluida
anniversary of Mr.and Mm Lewis Schoen, of
are now on tohlldii'ii on theThe lioinu wan decorat-
ed. The liinal, In with feniH,'was uid for Among the In-
vited kucsIh wue Mr. nud Mip Cock-Im-
Mr. and Mrs Kane, Mr. and MrsMi. and Scott, Mr. and
Mrs. Woods, Mr. and Mm. Wallace, Mrand Mis. Mr. anil
Mr. mid Mrs. andMrs Mnvducll, and Mrs Llmlley,Mr. mid Mis I'.uls, Mr. and MisCowan, mid Mrs Mr andMrs. Kinder, Mis. Oroenwell, Mm.
Ovticnd, Mr. and Mis Neel,Miss Miss Hayes, Miss
(2), Ml,s Ward, MNs Wood, MissWillis, Hov, Miss
Miss Mrs. Mi.sCoerper, Mr. Clark, Mr. Greenwell (1),Judge Mr. Chas. Hall, MrC.UHslfeld, Mr. Cuults, Mr. McDougnll,
Mi. Mr Snod-j'tan- s,
I.enliart, Mr. MrDavis, Mi Klnnersly
IT IMS FAULT
volition eithei The man who his suppnIdly deported reply awaited mid refuses likely
communications sent Secre- - rise In the esteemtan the Washington. 100k Excellent cooks have up
George Piatt, leper, has pioved tin .mil Inhimself such liar since smpl nuistei the house
arrival hcie dllllcult casually iem.iikc.il that therewhat believe of statements, a tiille much halt In soup,
story man mid Nevertheless, John Hennett,other to next. iRiioiant iohIIiir stmv, lulledand uneducated, cunning. When incals
landed In Honolulu Tuesdij seveial jcmih. nobodj uomplaluisaid had seek him, because fault.admission to the Molokal Lepet would dreadedtlement there devote life ineal time, actually did
cure leprosy certain medl- - dread had the powerclnes which had with house
Again has said that to Hut alas! deaf man musk.case West, Is a blind long vainly sight j
that intended give remembered colors.medicines doctoi.s here; that had "From 1SS9," Mr. Hennett,been sent here Hoard Health "I victim that
San Francisco, he had been mentlng and Incorrigibleient of Health of San How the
fiom Louis- - outset I cannot hay. It llko wakinglana; from San In night and thief InThe has told manj conllicting yuui house got In mayjtories have talked exactly dlscovei the
him herehave lost faith in 'aid of the police.utterances. "What that annlhl- -
It seems eeitnln, howeui, luted appetite and spoiled corn-ha- s
been In Fianclsco about The little woiry oftenjears previous to coming and up again undigested, conse- -
directed to comeHoard Health
Whether sent iiiukupossibilities genet .il
admission Mainland lepeiswhether merelyTranclsco seeking
objictionuhlc patientbeen shown conclusively.
Hoard Health Haw feels thatPratt has brought coun-try thtough omission Innocent,
Fedciul uutlioiltles andboard redui.il au-
thorities send back Piattstate from whence
dis-posed In direction do'the
Hawaii. declineskeep seclusion
returns andwill everj thing pie-ve-
fuither Invasion Hawaiilepers fiom Mainland
Hawaiimnttei business
tin residentsHawaii shall
madeAmerica utideistood
("hambirother heie adopt
lloauleffoits and against
evident Statesward Hawaii
andPlan Men To
Do It.
lerdti theie present follow-ing MeCants Stew
Gllilllan,Achl. Coelho, Dlcke.t'rabbe, Cecil Brown,
Ajlett.Huos, Cooke llendi
unani-mously adopted Ittonference Hint executive commit-tee the Republican part Hawaiiappoint thirty niembeisfrom among citUcns
whom shallLegislature, that
chillier the city
lature Ripubllcnn measuie.executive
meet the week
adopt,executive
That executiveltipublkan Demo-er- a
patties Invitedthat thu llomu Ruin part)
L'tiinmltlee thirtypto-portl-
follows;appointed
charter pit)"
IW1
rpprlvlnn
Hute tanmiitti
Thiil immlnrnlwve
FOIliY YrAltB.
homeand
celebrate,wedding
pnrentH Mm.AunRHt, visit their
IslandK.cosy prettily
closeddancing
I'uttcn, Mrs.
Todd, Mis. Wass-nini- i,
Ackertnnn, Mr.
Mr. Nnhale,
MoieiM, Oieen-we- ll
Miss Pedio. MissLow, Uclr, Jarret,
Eddlng.
White, Mcrarland,Mngulre,
WAS NOT
down
plctuiesiiue because
Vnow
Though
have
feelings
helpless
Until
llndlng
thosewith
know
down
Pratt
possible
city,
tonnlder
qui ally of no advantngt to me'In fact, I dreaded the coming ot
meal time and wished It weie possibleto get along without eating. Hut thisIs the hotror of chtonlc dvspupsla that
(one must cat In older to live, and thatexistence undei such clicumstances Isscarcely worth having.
"Dm lug all those j ears aboitl tltti 11
of them I nevei knew what it was to'be well. Of all the medicines I resoitedtn, and they coinpi Neil almost eveij- -
thing I hemd of that had tin slight-est hope, In It, none did me an goodthat is, none went to the bottom of mtumble Anv weaiv and hapliss ds-pi-pt-
will undei stand what 1 mean"Some lime In Wj'J (Just ten yeais
igo now), 1 bought 11 bottle of MotheiHelgel's Sviup of Mi Sept. Powell, the(hemlsl bete In Paddlngtoti He hasbein long in business In this place, andtun be tiusti il to recommend onl what
Ms good In his line"I need mil add that the tesult of
m using this medli lue wns fin beond111 hopts or dienins Before I had d
the Hi t botlli I was bettet, andafter taking the Syiup a few weekslongei 1 was euud Yes, and teallyem I'd. tor never since then has 11 signof inv old tumble shown itsell.
"What I think of Mother Selgel s Sup ma be lufetri d." John rtennett,
IS Hegg Stieet, l'addington, Silne,.V S W August 1SD9.
Sons of Revolution.
U"L'
Alexander, icglsttarand Is veiy hnndbomel pt luted andgotten up, boaul covets being inhe eolois the and
jthelr Inslgnln. me ulnet-fot- ir
pages, compiNlug tin liitioduutlon,sketch of the Hawaiian society,
the ouicct.s of the society, constitution ot society, otil
stltutlon, Infoimutlou, membetshlpalphabetical list Index-o- f
Revolutlonai andel sillies
Thanks Japanoso.
riVWAIIAN (UKKTTKt l'ltlDAV, 2fO KMMMt 110, 1000 HEM! WKBKI.Y.
In III., uii.l. men
DON'T GET 1 l!lGet fnl; get nice and plump,
heie is snfety in plumpness.Summer Ims tried your food-work- s
u'intoi is coming to
liy your bicntlwnill. Flithe time to brace yourself.
I lit . cither tricky; look,nilt! Look Qtlt for COlds CSpge- - by the Itev Ilenrt l'arket lust night
With ocean In thf,tr ' Kruund Hirelllng and heaving with theScott's emulsion of Cod-Hv- Incoming tide, and the light of
ill is the subtlest of helps. It m,,on """; Ulu """- - ,lmore romuntle u marriage
's it is OllC Of the Cnsiest iouUI hardly be linnglned. It was. -- entlully a veddlng on bench and
Loocls in the world; it is moie .'ei thing wu in keeping... Island Mowers, palm branches mid
hail tOOCl ' It helps ,VOll digest i'lets wen- - strewn", about 111 abundance,",,i "')"r""rl"t,eI "m a '"- - a pleasing picture of youthfulness MrOUI IOOCI. aiKl get IllOle lllltll one dnughteis w n Cnstlei uncIc ot br(,0 Knve
lKiit fiom it.
iuii i "etihin there is s.hlivthe
thenst clRht C0Ck unM J0llnB pe0.wn, relty ,)Io earj. of thc cnJoyment of
plumpnend child.w II
ui i
Man woman
r 'inille"4.1 I 'treci W
DEATH MET
HIMJLONE
William Body
Found
AGO
Was a Crabbed Kamaaina Who Lived
in Kalihi and Had Few
Intimates.
badly decomposed bodj ofTHE Spooner, of the
of Honolulu, was found jes-terd-
afternoon at his shnnty InKullhl behind the Kmnehnmehn schoolsb William r. Jones.
The coioner'H jury which was serv-ing on the innuist over the skeletontoiind in Nuuanu vmis sworn in aniltaken to Kullhl In the patml wagonThe juuirs were C. II. W. Norton, WSavidge. Win. Holt, Chns. Phillips,Win Illalsdell and II. Cr.ibbe. Dr.Piatt, e'Mcutlve olllcer of the Hoardof Health, was notllbd telephone tovisit the scene
The old tnnn, who is said to be about7rt jears of age, lived cm 11 small pieceof pioperty which was all left to himof about thliteeu acres which he form-- i
rly owned but which now Is In posses-sion of the Hlshop state. There Is 11
small one-roo- m shanty and a roofed-ove- rsin d, when his carpenter tools
and odds and cuds were kept,The lltst sight which nut the Juiois
was the tlguie of the old ut lining111 a locker In front ot the dooilie was seated in an as position, 0111
hand icstlng in his lap, the other hanging ov tt the side The chin huddropped upon that children whose
last of TheI otisilousness
lb wns 011I partial! elic-sul- , weal-ing a flannel shirt and bis stockings.The face had been eaten aw a. Theappeal .lnce of the bod was terribleand some-- of the Jut 01 bent a hastyII tieat
Hi. examined the bud as muchas its condition would allow. He gaveit as his opinion that hadIn dead for eight or nine dns. Apost-m- ot tem was out of the questionmid it was decided tn luitv him asquickl as possible
lie hail bun sli k fiom a slomaehcomplaint foi some tliin and wasknown as a haul iltlnkei for emsTwo ago he called at the houseof .Moses Nuquinti, of his
The Yeat Hook of the Hawaiian So- - l,t"''"''' 5li. Naqulnn gave him aclet ot the Sous of the lean l,ottk' ,,f P'iii-KIl- li That was the lustlutlon his been IssueeUfroni tho presses f"'''" "r n'"'-o- f
the Hawaiian Oazette Company. ' Ai Sl"0"01 "s of a iiulibtd dlspoM- -
It Is comnlled bv Wllllnm n Wilt "" "" l''i weni 10 ills nousethe ot the society.
theof society beating
Theie
nationnlthe national
loll, of members,
is
by
man
Spoouei
Dr. Piatt gave as his opinion thatSpooner died of rupture superinducedby excesses and the complaint fuui)which he was Intel mirroring
He leaves one daughter, the wife ofllllain Rice of Brown's whole-
sale liquor house on MerchantAt one time the old man practical!unite el over all his pioperty to his wife
ctis of the Hawaiian society, its eon- - " colllt'1"' tlmt he be given 5 a week
nmestois until--
of
one
for the balance of his lifeThere was tumble over this and the
old man lepudlatod the tiunsfer andmoitgage'd the prope'rt to the Robin-son for J2.000 Then camo n law-suit mid trouble ovet the matter, .whichwas jougni me for nenrly a
1 hutch and Stindi mhool dozen years, when the Bishop estatoThanksgiving picnic will tal.o place In ""UKlit In the pmpeity atHie anl of the North Paclllc Mlhslonar ' J,, """ " wc" 11 Ilguio aboutIiiHtllute on Putichlioul stnet There tow" "" l,,Hlal,' lie8seil in a roughwill bo all kinds of wporls No end of In- - manner and wine high boots and dls- -vltlltlntlM Inn., immi t.iuM.1.1 nn.i .l...n.. .. ill ilntnei! n o.io, ST.. ...,....... .. Ill I...
Honolulu to bo submitted to tho I.egls- - ,1m a largo attendance of foreigners mid made. The loionei's jurj will meet
the
with
roth,
the
.. "mbeni who lmvo this mortiliig at 9 30 to ague upon aall shown their deen Inti r. . ...,i. .
.ml ' ii
n
en
It
in
l r.i t ..AH....U .. , ... . 1....r'ir.lMlll'nillV'iD r.r,,T.i ..,..-- m. '.'." """ ' l.ovilliciiB(- """ m.. 111. w. riu, is pii)ing Honolulu n Mr.IN CHICAGO. - Leonuull Is one of the largest ton- -
Hi-B- Brothers. , popular 7,:!!,,!j!,Ywmh,Wnra ""SHide druggists, corner Blxty-nlnt- h MlLhlgnn. He ha 'also large interestsstreet and Wentworth avenue, s.iy: ,"'r,, Miik vice president of the inn-"W- o
sell a deal nf Chamberlaln'ii ''r' ,tl fiinslrui'tlnii cmnpiiny who iiiuCough Hemedy, and Ilml that It glu'N I'Xetuting seve'rul large I'imlrurtrt Inliu most satlnfftctory results, speclally,,,ll,' l'"
llinong children for vuvere. colds and -iTiiup." For n.ile liy all iloalerH mid Itobeit fihlngln left rather uiiexpect- -ill IlL'C'lHtH. HollHOM. glllllll .. (Vl l.lil illv r.lp M.inl ...1 ,1... ,'!.,,, .11..., II. ......
yublHun teiilml tomiullliu, nx 10 lie ' ummtH, If, T. awy by an Impoitant jnmt dcnlV
i
WEDDED BY
SOUNDING SURFa inm.iiy of palm
UNDEI to thf inntle of thf rvur--
UK mirf at WMlklkl, .Mb
Mnry Hloliw i"atle mid Air. HenjniiilnI.ihIm,. Murir Ufri' united III mnriliitff
I'aillle back- -
the full
food;the
s
1
one oi us inosi popular aiioiiieu sons ,.,, ,, nVA lanui covered with , T), rn,inn ,.no ,,,,,
liecl",J,i;tllt",tul theon
Spooner'sYesterday.
PASSED. MUMS
THE
edge of the lawn just overtopping thesandy beach the surf tolled In'with a roar peculluilv blendedwith the music of native musicians.In one rotner neaiest the sea a nilkencanopy deeointetl with Oriental lan-terns had been made and beneath thisthe btldal paity stood while the cere-mony took
A roofed-i- n wu leading fiom thelesldence to the luniil, and lighted byJapanese and Chinese lantetns, wnsplrtuiesque. At S o'clock the wedding
was foimed The wns at-
tended by hei maid or honor, Miss Lll-lla- n
Ilacon, and the bridesmaids, Missfleattlce Castle, Miss Helen Low ley,Miss Williams nnd Miss Edith
The groom's best man was
REPUBLICANS WILL NOT
T.
CONTEST WILCOX'S SEAT
M'CANTS STEWART, chilliCommittee, Gibbstates Committee
Wilcox's election. Loebonstein
coutlsfull, leads follows:
Iliadquarlers CommitteeElite
Uenr having acknowl-iilg- n
favor
uppieciiito greatlends
detet
deliberation, raiseLoeben-s- t
when seemsthat, stiengthen Itself acceptingnsult leaving Legislature
controversy same, without suggestion
respectfully,STEWART,
HENDRY,
CHARITY
Punabou Kindergarten PupilsChildren.
little totsKindergarten Betetnnla
giventunlty show their poor
Indicating Thnnksglvingbeen Jos- - explained what
Pratt
complaining
Amei Hovo- -
stieet
estate
courts
v.uwu,i visit.
South'
great
lfiive
bride
GivePoor
good children could accomplishsmall ouantltv
linTiiou nlrnnilvYesteiday Miss andMiss weie
brought.There
coffee packnges, numberlittle delicacies which childrentheir experience would
appieciuted those whom theirgifts teachers,
dismissingThanksgiving distilbuted
number poor Portu-guese and Hawaiian
klndcigarten
Sugar DakotaEllllhotp,
demonstrated that su-
gar giovvn thatexperimented with
what commonly "soighummid gratified with
result ranklarge very equal
respect that grownfrom sorghum
Elllthorpwill fodder, believing
superior foddet, cat-tle taking rnvenously
show symptomsquicker than nnd ac-cordingly easy troubles.The foes worms,
prcseucospeedily removed.
sleep, 'picksgrinds teoth,
appetite, ncrvouly irritable,ami breath, victim
waythat kill
KIcknpoo Indian Worm themcdlctno that will
Don't vvnsto time any treat-ment, don't money
medlclno, KIcknpoo IndianWormpromptest nnd permanent
Hobron Co,,KIcknpoo Indian Ilomedlea.
linla lliillroad, letutnedKiiluhuil, owing critical
thtirleredhim
Andrew Adams Mnul, An theimweedwl under the covered
the glrlH Katnelmtnuha sungthe munle the Lohengrin
Taylor plnvliigMeiiilelKHohnH Wedding after
bride nttlred n whiteerepe with white Illusionlute, with high collar and longsleeves, carried n bouquet
white carnations and maiden.Miss Lilian
ieminiiiny a white I'lna.tilmtned with blue chiffon and ribbons,with white lace, She
a bouquet cornn-tlon- n
and maiden hair.mnius prettily gowned were
""I'11"''1fair with the
palm blanches frn,dancinB
a ,c,u.a ,,0(.amo
shanty
weeks
Piank
wheiewhich
place
party
ClaireWilliams.
onnltoil.
called
made.
white
Jp
bride nnd groom, aslstbridal Mrs. Claire
Williams, bride,I' Castle, received
icceptlon lesldenceAfterwnids party la-n-
where dancing nttractednumber guests.
A beautiful presentsbfen tetelved the married
and were displayed In resl-ilin-
There were n large numberhanduome sliver and glass pieces,
hand-painte- d oil paint-ings nnd beautiful embroidery work.
ftesliments weie served thelawn benenth tiees. Uponthe were given dainty little
boxes btldal cake.
man tern of the Republican Executivehas addressed a letter to James of IIIlo, In which
that Executlvo does not the proposedcontest He states that was alsothat matter should let alone. Instead attempting to bring electionInto
The letter, In asthe publican Terrltorlil of Hawaii, Itooms
1, 2 and C
Honolulu, T. II., Nov. 27, 1900.
Glbb, Esq ,
IIIlo, Hawaii.Sit: Hefore for the Const, Mr. Kennedy requested us to
jour of the l'.th Inst. iefi rilng to proposed contest theof Itobert W. Wilcox.
Wo heartily tho ver ed by oil and our partyIn puclnct, and feel thai jour Interest In the Issue, which jou
now propose to raise, shows a mined plrlt, which will surely win out at theWe regard It as 11 fore-runn- of better political results through-
out the Tettltory, when we lino up for our next contest.afti mature wo hnvc to no question as to the
regularity or legality of Ml. Wilcox; nnd so Mr.In, he brought his mattei before us Republican sentiment here to
he hiving been fairly beaten, our ra-t- y will bythe of election, nnd to tho and to Congiess tho de-- t
Islou all affecting the or protestus
Ver(Sig.) T M'CANTS
Chairman, proi;. It
Secretarj .
OF TOTS.
To j
The who attend the Puna-ho- u
school on '
stieet were esteidaj an oppor- -
to to thethe no
his moments bad one's un- - teacheis
auction.
occnslons
the itenrh liinimht of food
mti tlirtli.Wlnne
Feinbach sin at theamount the little ones
were potatoes rice,in besides n
of theby own knewbe by for
were Intended. Theafter the children for their
holiday, thefood among a of
families livingneni the -
Cano inPhilip a farriui of Hitch-
cock, S. D., hascane can bo in
He twelve ucies otIs
enne" Is more Uianthe It Is In growth has
and Julc stalks, inevery to in Iowa,and It a fine quality ofmolasses can be Mr.
cut the forIt to the best corn
to It
I Illldlllll'H Ol'ht I'll!!Clilldreii of dlseaso
grown people, nroto treat for nil
worst ot children arobut their can ho readily
nml When achild becomes restless Inat its noso, Its has nn
has bnd it is a otworms' work. Thoro Just onoto treat worms Is them.
Killerono kill thorn.
on othernml waste on any
ottter forKiller la tho safest, eurest,
most relieffrom Drug ngentsfor
Mr, Herbert B, Oehr, munager of Ko.A Hlin has nn
th to thoof wife. He the
wlertiner nn llnwiill to bring down
Mr. ofIKiHy wuy
of nohool '
to of Wed-ding March, Mr. Wrny
Marchthe ceremony.
The was In silktrimmed and
wmn aShe pretty
of halt j
Hncon wns a dainty lilt ofin delicate
worn decollete.also carried of
The brldes- -nnd
,,
dancing. Theed by the paity,
mother of the and Mrthe guests
In the hall of thethe retlied to thethe the
gteatest of thearray of hasby newly
couple theof
cutdiilntj vases,
I!i on ,the leaving
guestssouvenir of the
prohe
tho approve ofover Mr." advised
the bo of thethe
of Hi Ctiitiulnulldlng,
James
leieipt of t lie ofilictlou
aetivity dNplavf otn we
next election
Hut, r decidedthe election of wo advised
theof nny
from
tem.
chmitychest, hns
called
n1
morningprised
I
South
section
crop
is
lato
is
worms.
.
his
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
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TO WA
Increase of ShippingOn the Pacific.
THEREPQRTFOR THE YEAR:
Navigation Commissioner Chamber-
lain Shows Prosperity of
the Nation.
Collector StucknMo has receled fromWashington the following report of Com-
missioner of KulEitlon Clinmbcrlnlnwhich sas
Tho pant Ilscnl ear lias been tho mostprosperous per oil Known to Americanshipping foi e.ir.s Returns for the cur-
rent fiscal j ear promise an men morebutlsfactoij condition
Tor tin. hrst tune since tho Chll Warthu elocumciunl tonniiRi of tho UnitedStates exceeds 5,0u0,000 tons. On June 3D,
1000, American documented tonnage com-
prised 23,333 cssels of C,1G4,S43 gross tons,an Increase of 300,000 tons oer tho pre-Io-
j cut. Our maximum tonnage was5,539,813 tons In 1S01 Our shipping, tho re-
port adds, In 1S01 w.ts larger than that ofTrance and Germany nnd nearly equaledthat of tho Urltish empire. American vessels aro almost wholly conllned to tho
the
the
coasting which last tho Ilrst year of themore the total toil- - 'atlon would about Thu
of Germany and British lmum of snld,14,201,000 .would nttalncd 1901-0- when
tons,, of wouldtho was essary. By building of 500,- -
only blu.i'.'j tons, and carrieu tins ontycent of exports and Imports.
century ago American shipping registeredfor foreign trado was 6C9.921 tons, whilethls tonnago now In the thirteen originalstates amounts to 4S2 907 tons.
The savs that for serious com- -
nctltlon with forelcn nations In the oceancarrvlng trnde we aro practically restricted to nlnetj -- seven registered steamshipsof over 1O00 tons, aggregating 200,320 tons.Single steamship corporations own great-er tonnage. Japan has eighty-thre- e oceansteamships of over 2000 aggregating
tons wejdeclares125 registered square-rigge- d sailing
vessels over the correspondingtrade. half of
old, dls- - ilrare by'lAIconstruction
Our tonnage distributed between theAtlantic nnd Gulf coasts, 2,727,S92 gross
Great lakes, 1,505,5S7 tons; PacificCoast. Including Hawaii, 612,901 tons; Mis-sissippi and tributary 2rS,4r0 tonsTho Increase in our shipping thodecade was 740,312 of which 184,512tons was the Pacific Coast, and wnsdue to Alaskan and Hawaiiantrade. The effective carrjlng power ofthe world's merchant has Increased
per cent.The most notable In the world's
shipping has been slzo of steam-ships. In tlicre 112S ocean steamships of 4000 while nowsuch steamships, aggregating.0 nf,.-.i- .
t
I
Ist T
W In
Is
Is
to
In . liWl n nn n nil tltn tlnl.A
to
00 no
'20
Is
on
60
In
or5,
o i,
lo bookslitndn, Nl st0(-,- Ichai.ge0d(1 tllp Mild on"e Instnnl non"n"'"eI aiul rlst- -
Aftermaj .Clous on
. establish anon bch ( ivesldent In
.u..o, ...,.. u. i..u nw. ... ,
steam Increased speed,great, has been less noteworthy.
Concentration of the world's shlpownlnghas been notable. ThoBtPimshlp companies of the world own
steamships, or one-four- in tonnagomoro than In carrjlng
powy the world's ocean steamships. petestimated during the gross
earnlngs of steam nnd Inforeign carrlng trade all nations
amounted to $700,000,000. The export tradoof tho United Stntes requires 20 per aof the world's nggregato tonnago of thosteamships
The problem of ocean transportationthis time, the report Is essentially erone of transportation by steel-scre-
steamships Tho purposes to which wood-- 1
sieci square- -
restricted. Suez reducedopportunities for sailing and tho
canal, Is said, will furtherthem.
In the past ten Great Britainbuilt steel steamors of 9.137.000
United Stntes hns 4C5 steelsteam of 743,000 of which 19
of 150,000 were on Greatentire construction of
Is about of Great Britain'shave tho
tvve'itv-fou- r steamships 80,000of this total stenmshlps
of 53,000 as mall steamersunder tho otal sudsldy. On August
sixty-eig- meichnnt steamgating 27S.0OO nnd forty-seve- n
vessels of 13,000 tonswcro building or contracted for.
Contracts that dato bring thoClinnt tntnl 3!7l fWVt tnna Innlu.tlni,about 100.000 tons on lakes' Congresshas authorized 179.M0of naval vessels not et contracted for
current will record muchIn
our history report snyslaw and lecent extensions, our
heavy for naval constructiontho of .vessels to replace
slit for nndsudsld law given steel shipbuilding
tons of now costs J275.0OO ihn
store" of Blilp.plnif Monthly nanoH on
essela nro JIKK), acnlnst on Ilrlt-Iti- lt
mndo with sub-Fltll-
to 8teameblp9, which nBBsntaJJO.dOO.OilO annually, teportthat subsidies proponed nlmllnrAmerican steamships aronileauate secure ocean mall
Ices itreat equivafired! Tlrltnln. normrmv..,
ions uunnir 1110 year,iethe rxpemlllures un-
der thi wouldIt.607.0d0, under thucutn.tri ... ......
U'"b iWIloni shlpnjMr
SEMI
- .V !.) .. tL"X? t
ooooooooooooooooo 000000000000000,00The Intent sugar letter Williams, Dltnoml & Co . to V A
Srhnpfer Co, Is tinted Nov. 20, with h ilianges In tht Snn Trancl-r- o tiuirhitht prices of No cinder 12 prevailing The letter as follows
last addressed joti 15th Inst, pei . 8 Sheridan.St'GAIt that dnto no changes lmi tukt 11 place In the local miirM-- l not
for export to Honolulu, prlves of Nov. 12th still prevailing.11ASIS. No since last advices, mti . hasls for tit g tVntilfiiKuN
New York 4 37c, San Tranclsco 3 WJc.LONDON Hi:i:TS. Novemdcr 10th. tti. 1Mb. U'tli, Ps M',tlDRY NOT YORK n. hanged.KASTUKN roniJlGN JIAIIK.'i AeeonlliiK t" latest mail tnUUis
from New Yorlt, the there Is situ llrm for HAWS, hut prrstnt llg-ui-
are uvldintly unnttractlve sellers it thought that tin- - llrm ap-pearances the market pethaps for remainder ttir.
supplies of new crop sugar from et Indies decomo visible". UIWIKKI)demand slightly Increased, Inlltenced doudtltss by hle.idlni-s- s of
raw niniket. but and condlt.ons aro unchanged, neatly nil grades ofsofts delng shaded prices being gun
LONDON CABLE. Nov. reportNov r Ss December lieeth, ?s,i'.d Tho market tneie nntlrather dearer. In CUliA a continuance of favorable weather Is reported andadvices from LOUISIANA Indicates the long wished for cooler weather, whle.li
desired to stop growth and tho cane, therebj causing larger leld,set In at severaP points, and should become general, estimates ofcoming previously reported, may npaln have to bo revised.
LATEST STATISTICAL POSITION.-Wlll- ott (c Gray Nov. 15, total stockUnited States four ports In nil hands estimated Nov. 53,091 tons against IST.f.ls
tons same time lost ear. Six principal of Cuba estimated Nov. 13th,12,&X) tons Inst year. Total all countries by cable,
Nov. 15th at latest uneven dates, 679,790 against "Bl.i'l deficiency underear, 172,152 tons.
Hade, employed year .cost duringor than bo $4,500,000 mii-tna-
France. $9,000,000, it probablyshipping now amounts gross bo during a
reduction subsidy rates de nec- -
Our tonnngo foreign... trade that time themrll Inncar
9 per our
renort
tons,
have
rivers,
tons,
thowere
f,rtonnage.
to
tons, built
built
were built
IW,nggn
-- 1
continue, un-
til A
a
vw iura u. utv.ui mvmuo. ..,.- - u.iu .: -
essary Increase lit number uiiu i:iciu or. i
siupjnrti. me e uccmin, uumhave materially reduced tho cost of ship- -building In United Stntes, compared'with Great Britain Germany. Underthe In five American steamshipsln foreign trade, It Is would doubt- -less reach 1.200.000 tons sailing vesselsCpO.OOO sufllclcnt carry about one- - any metal frame anil surmounted
of our ocean trade. n poicelaln dome of white.Tonnage were $SS0,4S2. In view- - of John Hays Hammond, mining ox-o-
rrcat expenditure for labor improve- - pet lecentlj Pietorln, has gone to
2SG00 Besides thosn steamshlns there seems to reason wu
of tons each for deep than for charges.sea Moro than theso aroover years nnd as such vessels 1 PVJC MCllffnppear their places not supplied ILf I I IXlriAX
tons;
during
mainly
fleets
change
tons over,
thirty
vessels
tons,built
vessels
decado
eleven
(displace-ment),
(displacement)
postnl
Mirs
C.UANUl.ATKU
einbt
report
stated,
pine'
Jlio coast, tho report
pur tonnage taxes should bo so less .
CONDENSED
The San Francisco Board of Etluc.!- -lion decided to inaugurate the.. . ,,,! ,n,AltnU Iti
HAWAIIAN CIA'KTTB, FRIDAY, NOMSMittilt WKKKIV,
the soiiools " ,1'rcEltlont YgleMas has .1 decreeCltv will b "'cli nil lire Insurance ompanles
nlmoTcerfn """'" '
cymes' R,,,,r0ad UrT Gay .1 tllsa.tious.. ,'.,'u ,...,.. ...., , voyage to. Notth DeathsDSOimote Senators which i
"ballot'majority 01 on joint In .n
lroAV Vsltliurton's of lire r "aciow.l T1"-- ' "' seat
J" ??$ for r I 0'r,f lute Charles C Goft was
14(h for , ft ew rei.an" -- J "J, ,'" lord, a of $11,500 since lastT he Snn I Gas ""'l month sale-- $17,500 was. ..stitm "ave toinis planning, Th 1110N1.nielu foot ,
.build a '')."' P'"1. States to American na- -1''e u acK neposits tne ( 'pj,,. Is
who. u.,v .u... ...though
'"principal
KM
ofthat 1S99
sillingtho of
centof
ntsays,
of
building
American
ng
li
nAnn
our
t, of
T.ilulnHlrn
J3tt, ttnt;iiuvt:i iuiuseason. seasonof $000,000 Is for.
At tin audienceMoT the Pope'salt hen'e ' Pioierty of Peter
tno Cll "f Tllc"' value Is1ml would hisprosperity !i ''n00' - ''PPialscd by
.it tore nun an anu contain a list of of cnpltnl-rlggf- tl
arc adapted are Important, ll0 want t() BGt authoilty to es- -but fPli, cnnnl ....... ., , 1...I-1- ... .. ....
vessels,Nicaragua Itretiuco
ears has4235
while thetons,
thoOur tho
hnlf
for foreign trado since 1S90only steel
nndtons
i 25,steel ves-'scl- s,
tons,naval
since mer--lit) 1n
thotons
Tho yearlirgest amount of steel shipbuilding
Tho the const-In- g
Itsexpendltuies
those boil transports thohovo
"departmenttho
thoship
Comparisons nro forelfitifast
fornot more than
sen continentslent .......,.,,.,
KittiiiK mj.ujuISM, the
have.........
stillWe
Since
sales
and
and
of may thuthe --
The hns the tinquotations
15th,Deets 7'td, llrm
lutcsithat
hasthe
crop
14th,ports 1700
tons against stocktons tons;
last
dillstons,
andbill, years
withthird
the
1000
lVO
merits and lighting
much
have
Silt lake fr0' do1
Tim bark head hadthe
themlive
Yorkrare
the d
hirotie,Won tlK.
nler
lakes
tons,
the
AND
taxes
uie'UK isi.tiiti,jlelded $10,000 this Next
clean-u- p lookedgiven Burke Mis Gay of
M'1-'-giant iiray- -the United
long namesvessels
St. Josephhoped that
for thoStntes.
The nies of the controller of currency
.caoiisu uaiitiiuii uiiiiks in cue new pu&- -SPKSinim
The Kusslan battleship Uetevlsan,launched nt the Cramps' bhlp-yaid- s
Philadelphia, Is similar Insome lespects to Mnlne, Missourinnd Ohio
A fortune whalebone was bi oughtback fiom the Aictlc by the whaling
and"
Bnnl'1,. ruz Ind stole $1,000 worthfA.
J?. J eir from the famllv chest onNovember 13, nnd stnrtetl out to havegay time He sold jewelry valued at$1 000 for $".5
The Paris Petit declares therepoit be quite correct that the et
of the new Trench cannon hasbeen divulged .
telegram dated Cripple Creek, ColNov 13, states that ore to the value of
n ton, was taken out of tip.
aie
.'" 'l.. . oi.t.i.inhu
the
has"h5
next two
ln"" "with tn In Gfr-Ore- at"stool much o,r'
or hero tlinn abroncl labor In""the Dally
orn!,. nf Tlrltnln l,ln PfeKS, Holland llllS II ll- -
000
and lioldH
Americanto.....tn . ,
nnd
) tllglblt, ha
&
of
nnd
Is
ripenthis
principal
Snrcckol,
ists
nnd
In
In
a
At the fall of the nie. t Inn It time ire.. Inl.lr
"' " "" ersm i 4 ..i.
' onthe n
There are 600 teachers and 38,0001'orto lllco. arc
age withoutare
bulldliiRH, unlvernltle'H.W has been
tho board agri-culture cnblnet, nnd
, . .. of Londonderry will.
thu
b)
n nwi mu iinrnorThe Coal has In- -
aiiKUrntetl a plan Itsfinplnyeea aru not only become
thnacciimnt. ucaiu iibiishm .1
aim tho sixty years ureal t'"!'1""'" "' l" Kii'irui,nnd hao spent over "ho bodli-- s
ocean steam- - weroOn of 13, the
tnally matla the More than llfty
niysbill
been Kouio bills
from
tons,
from
vessels
pu-pils
colli
mall
: .. .'.. ' mJH i
oO, 1000.
f ' I
s
.
nnteed to ittrlMil as btfottJava No. lr 1) S. 12s, l'nlr ltellnlng,
Russia hits found a in
I'lesltlent Is salt! tothe dlrectoishlp of tht- -
lug and to FrankSiugent, of the
ofa cnntpirno to rem nus ueen
... ......uraimu, m ii- - .idiu.u v.........eleiks nntl mer- -
chants ule lleeclng the Invalided mollhaving pay coming to them.
San new gas and electric'street of .1 dellglobe of clear glass, unohstiucted 1
Clippie Ciee-- to the Sti.lt- -ton Independence inine, wasto English Investors for $11,000,000
The New York boaitl of police com19,
ohni get. againstAdam A Cioss nnd Captain JohnHot nnd practically tinnedover to the meicy of their
The censorship of wasNovember 11 Oent ral JlacAr-thu- r,
however, has Issued tothe cable companies ordering them to
him with n copy of nil press"'l'.' '"-'";-
. , . .. .,..." "- -. '"- -' """"'"i"I I Wt I UilV JV1L.V, 111 it ,
sc,,,v c'ulsea UI xotliM of neil.' V.10...?:"" .''n,1,n,d.. ".
boaid were discharged with a single
favor of ItThe seized In New York
to be the Jfaxlmlllnn
..!.. OllIL.(.t..nA telegram from November 15,
'sajs: A lumor Is curieiu In lltimutliat of the Car Is due topoisoning It nlo states Intentionwas to polfion butshe was not affected.
The builtFifth avenue, New Yoik, the lateA T Stow ait, will be torn down Noother structure will be built The landwill be held for speculative purposed
More than In gold dust andbullion Pimm out oT Alitskn. Itrltlsh
1 and 24 this year.Indians are In dirt' Btinltsalong are dying
consumption So many were 111 lastthat they were to diy
fish enough to last the tilbesthe winter
-- two bodies of thedisaster have bet n recover
ed and Identillcd The MnutlcelloVmiscellaneous cargo, wlilth" " r miles e I by fid,0r nS enx"uK"
sr Michael Hlcks-Heae- chancellorn.'vi.,.,.. t .,.., .i,il ,',.. .t....
nun itit nwui-r- nnnbeen extended them nnd may
up on to arrango for
HLACIvSMITHHIS J.ITTI.i: lipj:
Mi. H. II the well It nounblacksmith at OrahaniHVllle, Sulli-
van N V.. nays: "Our littleson, lu ye ais old, has always beensubject tn croup, nnd so bail hao theattacks been that wo huomany tlmoH that be would tile. Weliui bad the doctor, nnd used many
but Chamberlain's.Itemed)' Is now our reliance.seems to dissolve tho and
ficquwit doses when thesymptoms wo have
foiu J ibnt the dreaded irotipIt gelH settled.' U noin this lemedy. It
cr other Injuriousdrug, and may bu
a babe us nn 1'or sale bydualr4 uiitl Ilenson.
steamer Grampus. The bone Is valued Columbia, Northwest tenltorj, Wash-n- t0. and Is the pioduct Oregon, between
Journal
J100.000
fSlltr The j,ar)H puia C1)lUl.dSnj uoiu tnHl ur,liy secrets are now at thuLibel proceedings may be bi ought mtrcj of International spies, owing
against Lord Durham The Jockey Club changes made by the Marquis Gnlllfethas reached no decision, but racing n the Ministry of War, uuil placingmen hatlslled It will acquit the the Information under the
Jockeys itective department.
A'" nuui iiit.Lus rece bi muius tlon at the university.V should be given the of tho Transvaal wouldlillf. SSortoS Lni? ,T,0,'n ,"" t0 W" ot exceptional lltntss have to bear part the South African
of nn, Stttlv o.S aJ,i V?la,ul "lBh charncer- - f expenses It Is understood the C.ov- -
bUta and She. UlustratToMn
of tS SwS-- 'MSH Mnry Dal wcond of ,.rnment already borrowedh. ?osi nnJin ho lato Da """'W 000 from the Bank of Knglnntl.
Anorlcan "nd nmT,.nt?am"nlpT, 5' ,.ae0' Xl&i'yZLW, counties Lake Por-prese- nt
time Ho siys that the sudsitles L, knm.,,S tl.r. Stark and Laportu may within the' girl. becomegenprnllv eotiallzo year permanent
oners carrvlng' ,Ti, 0,""!1" 5!250.r"I"?.1i-.50.eV?lJ5- refch lnB KroundH manycargo
Unlto.l StiiteH, compared I2H.O0O in ,V' "n" terrltorvnrltnln, thouuli Is cheap- - ,.rIloslcles cost, S" thewest Africa
lionrltlshodvantaBollealntlioenormouil AccordliiB to London I.x- -nrn,l,illnn flrnt CXprL'SSeil
tho world's
thotlio
tothe
tlmae of
to
tho
In
the
and
the
to
tor- -.n.n wns vntnil
" ""'
of Mr.for
or
Inof
nokos or
of ofIn tho
ito
to loIn till
an anu
in pasther of
for Inthe ar-h- er by of
by ln bod- -grois
RetiRto subsidy
marketpresent
re-cently
meeting
.""."' .'"""'
nBne8 purchnso behalfKiut'Ker exiled lloers portion
(Jermnn Bouthwest Africa.
There 300,000children school schoolfacilities. There public school
Robert Ilimburypresident
HritlshMaruuls retain
iveuvtrfuI'lttsburK I'ninriany
whereby 0,ooo
stocliboltlerfl company, hut imve
rrance. posuiuimurllrllain colonies twenty-tw- o
$;M,Ot,or) Ilrltlsh recovered IloiiKkoni;, Nnvern-shlp- s.
basis foreign voyages killed collapse housesAmerican vessels aggro. typhoon,
report
j'im-L-L t.
lis
bandit republicManchuria.
McKlnley have-offere-
bureauof engr.iv printing, 1.
grand master Brother- -hood locomotive lire-me-
soiu ers
rnerupuious army
I'utnclsc-o'- s
lamps consist shaped
Investigatewhich sold
missioners, November oideretlpicferred Inspector
13.
lln, themaccusers
Jlanlln re-moved
dlioctlons
flunlsh
fright
jewels nntlbelieved Jewels,
llonle,
the Illnessthe
the Kmpress also,
famous matblu palace onby
$20,000,000
January October ofAlaska
Hundietls the Yukonofsummer unable
through
Thirty victims ofMonllcullo
washed
inviiimonagents
nl colonization
VIU.Aai; RAVI3I)SON'S
Hlack, vil-lage
county,
feaied
medicine, Coughsole Ittough mucus
givingrrnnpy appear
Is riindbefore Therodanger giving furcontains no opium
given anto adult,
tlrutriflsts.
of
J0Urna,
to
bureau
I1.wealth
,U of
.muBlitor 8,000,-nco- sMfc,ls
n.lluna of
iironosed orof TrnnHvaal- -
Do
:0
BEAUT1F0LSKI N.Soft White Hands
Luxuriant HairProduced by
CUTICURA SOAP.or WoMnv Uar. CUTicintA Soap for prcscrvlnc,
MILLIONS niftl beatitlf) Inj; thu sUln, lot c'li'mislnj; tin.! sealp of erifts,scales, nml tlatulrtilT, ntul tlio iti)iiiilii) of filling for suftciilii);,
trhltcnltig, nntl soothing red, rough, nntl m hiiitN, In tho form of bithsfor nnuoyhig Irritations and fhallngs, or too fret' or ollensivo icrplratlon,lit tho foim of washes for ulocrntlvo weaknesses and for many iintisuptiopurptxes vv hluh readily stiggtt themseh es to w omen ami cputi illy motliers,audfornll tho putpo'cs of tho toilet, hath, ami niiMerj. N'tiiiiuouut of per-Mi:- if
Ion cm Induce thot vv ho have once uoil it to uo any other, especially forprofcrrlng .mil put living tho bI.Iii, sculp, ntul Irilr tif Infants and children.CtiriCUlSA bo VI' foinbliics dellc.itu umolllciil pi opoi tics derived fiom CUTI-CUK-
tho gteat 8Ulu cute, with tho pui-es-t of cleaning Ingreilient-- , and thouioU refreshing of flow cr odours. No other medicated sonp e er uoinpouudedis to bo compared vv Ith it for preserving, purifj ing, and beautifying thu skin,scalp, hair, and hands. No other foreign or domestic fonYr soap, howeverexpensive, Is to ho compared with It for nil tho purposes of thu toilet, bath,nnd nursery. TI1119 It combines, In Okk Soap at Onu I'kick, thu hkst skinand complexion soap, the iikst toilet and hfst baby snip in tho world.
Complete External and Internal Treatment (or Every Humour,
CoubUtlug of CUTlcuil SOAl', to cUntifd tlio ekln ot cruets nntl ttcnlcn and rotten thothickened cuticle, CUTICim v Ointment, to Instnntly allay Itching, lull iinmntlon, and lrrlt-t-.
tlon, mid eoatltc and heal, nntl CirrietniA Kihulvpnt, to cool nntl rlctinco tlio blood. ASINtlLi: Si T U often sufllclcnt to euro tliosovurcat humours, with li)8of Italr, when nil clsofnllit. Soltl throughout tlio world. "All nuout tlio Skin, Scalp, and Hair," potit free, ofAust. Dciot, K. Towns & Co .Sydney, Jf.S.W. So. African Dcpnt I.i.NhON Ltd., CapoTown. 1'OTTKU Uuuo AND CM- M. Goiii., Solo t'rops., Itoutou, U. b. A.
Honolulu Stock Yards Co., Ltd. !
1 --r II ?I .... ? i
,
ii Tin 00 Sopondi Drnys.1 Two Second-llnn- di
TwoOI1H.
1 Tourt WuBons.i All kinds
Single Drnyn,Socond-llnn- d Fnim "WnK- -
Socoml-IInn- d Kiie.ss
Sccond-IIn-
All kinds Socond-IIun- d Ilnrness
UKASONAIILK
I Honolulu Stock
$eee9eeS9e9e09eeeceea8eee&eeee909&eeec
Ood Serviceable Bicycles$10 and upward
Why tako n chance on a cheap tin wheel sold at
AUCTIONwhen you can get a standard make
from a dealer will guarantee them.
CALL AND SEE OUlt- -
PRICKS UI3LOW
who
E 0. HallBicycle Departmmt,
N. WII.CCX, l'res'deit.E. BU11K, becretnrv and Treasurer
Are to Fill
A IK OK HAN1)- ;-
Mr(
- llnnd Double
I
3
next to
J. F. president.T. MAY Auditor.
for
!
POST OFFICE BOX 484 MUTUAL 467.......
We All
ArtificialCJONHTA.ViJ.Y
Yards Co.,
& Son, LtdBulletin Office.
HA.OKKKJ.U.
Orders
$10 Wheels
PACIFIC GUANO AND FERTILIZER CO.
TELEPHOHE
Prepared
I'At'lKK OliAhO, J'OTABII, BJI.l'JIATK OK AMMONIAKITJtATK OK BODA, OAI.OINKJ)
HAI.TB, KT0 BTC KTO,Hpecul attention given to mmlyfU of soils by our agricultural clinuUI.All gnodk are UuARANTKKl) fu every rePttet.Vai further jisrCculsrs apply to
MM t, w.JUUJ&.4V8NMM
Uuglch.
Ltd
Vice
Fertilizers.KKJITIWS5BH,
,hJiK.nlbU CT wAilr WWW -- ,
INSURANCE.
Tlieo. H. Daifies & Co.(Limited.)
AGENTS FOR FIRE. LIFE ANO
MARINE INSURANCE.
Northern Assurance CompanyOF LONDON, FOR FIIIE ANL
LIFC. EsUhllshed 1836Accumulated Funds ....XlG.OVo.ooi
British and Foreign Marine Ins. Cc
OF LIVERPOOL, FOR MARINRCapital JCl.000.OOt. '
Reduction of Rntes. ',
Immediate Pnymcnt of Claim! V
THE0. H. DAVIES & CO.. LTDAGENTS
Hompurp - Bremen fife Insurance ftTlio lUidoralcnrri hnvlnc boon r.
liointcd ngonta of tho nbovo compan.nro prepared to ItiBiiro risks OKarnrtlire on Stono nntl Ilrlck Buildings an4on Morclmndlfin stnrntl tlinmln nn ih.most fnvornblo terms. For partlculrnppiy at 1110 omco 01
F. A. SCHAEFER & CO., AgU.
German Lloyd Marine Insur'ce COF BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance CrOF BERLIN.
Thn nhnvn Tnan.nMnn r.nH... .
nave odtabllshed a general agency her--uuu hid uuuersignoa, genorni agentarO nilthnrlzad In tnlrn .U. .!...tho dangers jf tho sea at tho moat rw- -Bunablo niton nntl nn tho mna ..,...ahlo torniB
F. A. SCHAEFER & CO..Oenoral Agente
General Insurance Co. for Sac,River and Land Transport.
of Dresden.
IlllVlnU CStlllllithnd nn ncrinn .
Ilonolulii nnd tho Hawaiian Island!tho undersigned goneral ngonts ar m- -iiionyeu to inKO risks ngalnBt the daa- -KOrti Of thO flOa nt till! tnnnl rnnnnnhlrates and on tho most favorable wrinc
A. HUHABFKR & CO..Agents for tho Hawaiian Ialundt.
TRANS-ATLANTI- C FIRE INS. CO.j OF HAMBURG.'Capital of tho Company
nnd rosorvo, rolchsmarks 6,000.60ejapiiai moir reinsurance
companies , 101.C60.eM
Totul rcichsranrka 107.6E0fC
North German Fire Insurance C- -
OF HAMBURG.Capital of tho Company
and rosorvo, rcichsmnrks. 8 8W.Capital tbeit reinsurance
companies S5.00t,ttCC
Total rolchsmarks . . 43,830.Mf
Tho undersigned, general agonto attho nbovo two companies, for the Ha-
waiian IslandB, are propared to nsur.Buildings, Furniture, Merchandise uiCProduce, Machinery, otc; also Bnsarand Rlro MUIb, and Vessels ln the ntrbor, against loss or damago by ron tho most favorable terms.
H. HACKFELD & CO., Limitce
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAYThe Famous Twrlit Route of the Worti
la Cssscctlon With the CaoidUa-AMtMtki- a
Stciniklc Lute Tickets Are I stM4
To All Points in the United States"
and Canada, via Victoria am!Vancouver.
MOUNT4BN RESORTBiBanff, Glacier, Mount Steptea
and Frasej; Canon.
Empress Linen! Steamers from YucmmTickets to All Foists In Jspsa, CUaa.
and Arousd the World.
For tickets aod tcaeral liformitton ah u
THE0. H. DAVIES & CO., LTDuAgtntiCanadlast-Austulia- n. S. S, Ua.
Canadian Pacific Railway.
Castle & Cooke,LIMITED- .-
LIFE and FIREINSURANCE
AGENTS. . .
AGI'NTB FOR
El lie I
OI JJOSTON,
FM Life Insurance Company
OF HAKITOKI),
CLARKE'S B 41 PILLS fe'WJWi'alnalo tlia uaokiVud all kludte4 MintlMuUithe ffou Mreur Kitalillihsa opwi4i ot ittsars, in uoim u. sj, cti, of sit nenitissutl i'iol HxtlelBS Vsndors itrutut tiwmii, muui. TU UMmfminJ
iiphihbiniellnence.s,
vmiii'iTuefirtn), Novemilwr 87.
I N Armjr tiulltprt Almond llrmich,iulrron, Iroin I ntt.Altd Kuto lo Mr-- i
nla wlih iMippli lon.lwl for ordrrwHum Jni(Mlw, iwlett, trom llmm- -
nmiuuWiMtnewlar, November
Pi mi WatlUmK ll.MOi, from WainmfUhr rnnf AdHc, Tl.u, from HieeU(la cln UciIf.Br. 1onnd, from
tfrttxnAm hk. I'Uatvr, MoNull, from Hflli
Krunclscu, IS dn .
(J(r lik. J C u.nde, Siege, from lire-me-
H" dnvg. ,
Am lik. M. Kntlirrlnr, Pounders, fromifcin Francisco. S dny Orf port.
O. 8 S. .tnripon, lloudletlp, from RinFrancisco, Novrmber 2S.
-DUI'AUTni).
Tuesulny, Noember Tl. M. S. S China. S.abnry, for China
ittH Japan. .U. B. A. Transport Hncnuaiij-jcrcc-
, mt.Manila.
Oai. pchr. Surprlsi-- , N strain, forKoloa, Wuime.i, Mnka-n- dl
and Ktkaha.etmr. V. O Hall, Thompson, Air Laha-tn-
Konn and KauBtmr. .Mlknhal.i, I'odt'rscn, for Nuwlll-orll- l,
Koloa, Mokawell, Wnlmcu and
Btmr. Ko Au Hon, Jlosher, for Hanama-ulu- ,
Ahuklnl, Anahola und Kenlll.Btmr. Knuul, Uruhn, for litccln and lia-
na pope.Btmr. KInau, I'nrker, for Hllo and wn
porti.Btmr Claudlne, I.ane, for Kahulul and
way ports.Btmr. Lehua, Uennett, for Molokal portsBtmr. KUauea Hon, Mitchell, for l'aau-im-
Ookaln, Kukalnu, I,aupahoehoeandPapaaloa.
U. B. A. Transport Almond Branch,for Manila. Called here for or-
ders.Wedmsday, Noimbcr a
Btmr. Iwahinl, GreKory, forUonokan and Kiikulhuile
Btmr. Kauai, Ilruhn, for Kleile and lia-na r"i--
fltmr. Hawaii, Nicholson, for Hawaiiporta.
.Btmr. Xllhnu for Kaunakakal.Thursday, November 29.
O. B. S. Mariposa, Houdlette, for the.Colonics. -
passengi:ks.Arrived.
From Hnwnll ports, per stmr. Nllhnu,Nov. M F. E Gretnwtll, Miss Jones,"Wn'lnu and 3 on deck.
From Kauai, per stmr WnlnKnlc, Nov.IS W. O. Taj lor, IZ McCloud and 6 ondeck.
From Son rranclseo, per O. S S. Mari-
posa. Nov. 2S Honolulu: W. H. Bailey.vnd wife, Miss M. H. IJalley nnd maid,C nolle. Hen Itnins, Chas. 13. Ilonnt,Cnpt. B F. Chapman, J. K. Farley, C.II. B. Towler. H. T. Hall, Mrs. C. Hede- -mnnn nnd cliliu, r. iiusuico ana win-- ,
auss ii. jamiesoo, 1. a. jvhj, jut, j.,u-wel- l.
Prof. Kcebele and wife, MasterKoebeln. IcrBUR r JIacVVllKie, Miss 11
McCarthy. A. H. McChesncy, Mrs. M. Mc- -
Nnmnra. 11. J Nolto. Mrs Peck. Miss 1
Peck, Miss M. Peck. Miss S Peck, Miss1'oston, T B Rlchnrds and wife, Alloblnson, J. O. Kothvvtll, W. It Spaldingand wife, A A Trueblood, C M Walton,TUfp nnd son, Miss L. Wnrd, Alex Youn
Departed.For I.nhalna,' lion'a 'nnd Kau, per stmr
"VV. G. Hnll. Novemner Zi.- -u H. Mavnard,Miss Mnbel Cooper, J C. Wilson, 1 ainiJohn. i:. B. Beard Miss Heard, FatherVictor. Jnrai"! Cowan ..nii Vv
rnlor. 11. Dallet. J. I hllllps, . lies--we--r mish Kngiennrt, 1 niner itenuu, 11.WIlKiroth, Miss K. I.evlkeknnl, C e,
Mrs. W. Davis, Y. Hlroknmt, MrsJ. Kane.
I'or Hllo and way ports, per stmr, KI-
nau, November 27. Charles Hapal, Koo-leiw- l,
Mrs. Nawnbi, Miss Korkmnn, J. A.McCandless. K. N. Boukofsky. J. B. Col- -Hns, C. Buffett, G S. Boyre, 11. II. I.ong,Mrs. Oknmuro, II Okamur.i, Miss G. J.McCortv, Father Maxlme, Father Ulrech,llownrd Hitchcock, J J. Muuivnn, ... no- -
tilnson, A. L'dgate nnd wire, J nonner,Mrs H I.ldgnte, Adam Lindsay, II. Hugo,Mi Albert Horner nnd son, A G. Ser-ra- o.
Mrs Prltchnrd, Ciflitaln Ahlborn, HV King. ..
Notico to Shipmastors.U. B. Branch ,ilvdroernphle Otnce,
Ban Francisco. Cal,
tty communicating with the Branch Hy- -elmrrnphlc Ofllce In San Francisco, cap- -tains of vessels who will withth rtvrtroirrophle Ofllce by recnrdlnt thomvtfora octcnl observstons sucBCSIed bytho ofhe, can hnve forwarded tc them at
nv desired port Bnd free of expense, thoninthly pilot charts of the North I'acltlcOcean and the latest Information rerard-- n
the danger to navigation In the wa-r- tr
which the frequent.Mariners are requested to report to the
viHIce itnnwr' discovered or any otnerinformation which ean be utlllred for e
charts or sailing directions, or Inth- - ptihllcnltoti of tlii. pilot charts of thefforth Pacific C O CALKINS.
Lieut -- Cnmdr I' B N In Cinrtr.
Th Flow of Gold.NUW YORK, Nov 22 The stib-titas-
iivatprelnv nnlil out S5.'J99.tyiO on chocks- -lrawn for Australian gold deposited In.
4h San Francisco nssny olllci'. Of ...i.mim jrjo.OOii was paid over tho counter,the remainder through the clearing housefiisittle nssa otllce checks were cashedIn tho sum ot J"5,9l und pn incuts uponbopds converted or redeemed wero
Currencv of the vnluo of 500,f-i- 0 vmissloposltcd with the for trans-fer to New Orleans.
It 1 expected the light between Gen-
eral Miles and Adjutant General Cor-bi- n
will be renewed by the Issuance nfa bulletin by tho latter olllcei publish- -
lug certain Information from GeneialChuff ei. praising tho Aineilrnn Heldguns u China. Miles Is liiceuised nttho at Hon nf Cm bin In announcingover his. own signature Informationfiom Chnffee, the naturu being such aslo cast discredit upon Miles Armolllcers my Owiernl Corbln cleiulynversteppei the bounds of tils author-u- y
In making-- such 1111 Inquiry nt HiIhKline The subject was one which didnot roiuern him and ho hnd no rightunder any system nf inllltiuy luqtiliylo send a cablegram tn (Innorul Clmff'em his own roHponslhllltv. (lemtralMiles' fileiidn say that fluperiil f'hiifreo-- repiy is not so satisfactory axUeneral Corbln IiiiiikIiii'H The txt maylie coiiHtruen us 11 miiiiiiii'iulHUnn "f lliiiiii 01 um imtiHiy
1 in" no giivbrnoi or uuruonally ilrrlud lhn up. luilnim mllo'iirii tin) DrlHli niK.ino.hii TtboHiiHiUi-.- l llV Ihn I'lilonihluii 11 nh,,ri. K
and nuvi.ij Dm IH)uU 11
l't 1 ry Jlil'iioiii ius vUlidi 1 t uru'iiumny Hull
fiiE WIRELESSIS
l.rllil minllnliw an I M I km In li m nil'l.i
TELEGRAPH
SYSTEM NOT READY
fuel, unit lh imuwiikT of In (..m'imii
i.. n,. ... i.iiimln P J i ton, niuj. Ill" rurim of luimrlft iin liunlly
the the IiMiiiiiIr nf llllWHtl,' Maul..rwur-it Hi cmp-ll- n
M.nkal n,.lohu. Jmiuj!!! j7e .lilUred later, iititl little Laitul.wlH be
l.fLt I th- - jirwent PimmOTh )0l Vli1onWfi formeri Mtimtitl nt Kitlinulil mi till Utnnd. ntm
kmt romm-el- l ID Wnfniiin, wine .Untune down the hill iiiul, inmloiuMi.lmve tin- - utniieclloii between Moio.cnl nnd this Inland In now .erfe t.
!i 1. n. .1 vi. known when II- - Wi.oie
vllch 1 . elMS o :hB'
win-mn-y f'"l POBltUe. nn.l llmt In that the ytem Uood thins for ConKrej., to tuko notion
will be an rntlre huiwmh onci- - u Ih In oiwriitlmi. nnU thnt It Will !) pnylnu tutird muterlnlly reilucliiR tlio nuin-rfii- ir
Iber und ntnotint of tnxes; belnB-- paid byMitmiKur f'r.HM a imlwl cimcftnliiK theM'robublo i;ot of HemllnK 11
IhIiuhIh wli.n tb. (?,.,.,,, ,l.(.l;riirhy fiom tillsHlpm s 1,, operatlim
"You send 11 e from thlHciilil Mr rrofH "I can't Hny et.u-tl- y what it oum com, mi ' """""lmf not t decided on nny rate, but It would no be more thnn ctni
word
sel
nif- -
(nilten
perMr. Ctoss vuiB asked If he thoUKht wireless teleKra.hy would be so per'
It would be posplble to teliKrnph from San rraiiciHCO t Hoiiolulu before It would be possible to nccnmpllsli the la tnf of the tauit
"Consltlfrliin Ih.. npld piiBfw which Iiiim already been n,nJ vln thMUM' OI Ulll'ienn lirKiMiJi iuinni.iv" - .. li,,!,i i. . ..II l..nuatl.li iintuhliufnm fll? till' HlCtMltlClHtn C'XIBIH 111
HBnrd to wlrelesH telefirliphy In pa our time jenrs In my I"";. 'e "f, '
will be wonderlnn how th-- y ever Kot alons without the HjHt.m Is 11
absolutely Lertnln, and thnt In that the matter is past the experimentalHtV.Be. and we nie Hatlsned that In n very short time It will be the message-HemllM-
system of the world ' .
HOLD UP ON
IRON MOUNTAIN
Bandits Stop the Cannon Ball
Express and GetLittle.
ftT AJUIH, Nov. 21. News was ntclv-.- d
here tonlKlit of the holdlnK-u- p of thellron Mountain cannon-bal- l .xpnss train,bound north, nt Gilford, Ark , a few milesthis side of Malvern Junct.on The holdup occuired at 7.30 o'clock nnd w.13 parti-cipated In hv Inlf a dozen men.
Thi bundlts had built a huue bonllre onthe track, undoublidly llsurlnc that Itwould rnuso the niKlm'tir to brliiK the
jtialn to n standstill, He, however, Itar-Iii- k
nn attempted robbery, opened thelluottln nnd soiiKht to push throiiKh theobstruction. Severn! tl.s of which thetiro was made, caught in thu pdot andsoon brought the train to a stop In-stantly threo masked men ordered the en- -.Inrpp iinrl fir, mi'ti In flnf tin. mrln.. ntonce Another Vobber went to the side ofthe enr, hnlled tho conductor and orderedhim to n main inside Hnch order wasoh. vol While tho four robbers vvtresttnilliiK BUard and occasionallyshot to frlKlittn the pnssuiKtrs, their two,UCOinpllces entered tho express car andordered MtssenBer Samuel It. Avery to"step asldo or Bet to the other corner."
Tho larfio Bafo vvas clmrBed live HintsWtn ,innmlte', rne.li explosion m.iklng a!terrific noise and ttarlnB off portions ofthe car A largo lieilo was bore-- into thodoor of tho sife, but an entrance could.lint be effected
Thi' robbers Dually annouiueel that theyhad no more iHnninlte and thtn thtv gaveuji the task of forcing opin tho door.
'I Ian, picking up the local e xpress boxand several packages, the-- ran to theirll(I4(, w1lell lmil In en hitched near by.nlll 0p rnp,nj nwn No nttempt vvnsniaile to disturb or molest the passenge-rs- ,
oxlll't for an occasional shot at an In- -.
Itllsltlvo piisstnger WHO peered out of a
from
firing
mr windowThe Sherlfl of Hot Springs county or-
ganized a posso and still ted at once Inpursuit of the robbe r Tho train crowsnv the bandits are amateurs, aswent at their work In a bungling fashionAll wore masks.
1 ho train men sn thu sinnll box carriedoff b the robbers continue! about $500.
It Is positlvel Known that the robberssecured sover.il sacks of silver coin con- -
talnlng JieiST MUMS. Nov 22 The cannon-bal- l
train on the Missouri Pacific .mil IronMountain Ilnllroud which was held up by
men vuultlast could not They
10 m. ootthu thousand
ittempt lo em outthe wns the only of the
... - .... ,1...rre Wlio I'llllli) lllluiiKii uii inn U'uiilie Is not si'ilmisly Injured, though hisface was bidly cut by living splinters,The messenger not tell Just howmuch tho robbers but thought thamount was unnll The damaged express
ion hi hociTho large snfe which vvns subjected to
live explosions of djnamlte, to jleld uplis strong be was niougnt to HtIn nil Its ext 1I01 poillons nnd Us cementlinings, It Is a complete wreck. Tho In-1-
r casing against which the strong boxlists, however. Is nlthough bnt-lert- d
mill out of .shape. .Anotheri harge of ilvntmltc would hnvo niado nilthe funds In tho box accessible
ntlleluls at the heailiiunrtits the l'a-elt- le
llxpress Company would make noHtnteniPiit as to the amount of moneytiiKcn by tho lobbers, to saj It wnssmall Onlv tho way safe wns brokenInto
General Malinger Harding, of the IronMountain am! General Superintendent L.A Fuller, of tho"v. Pacific1 .l.xpress Co , to- -
1.dnv Issued Joint circular .pfreriiiglew 111 el for the arrest and conviction ofeach person cngnge.1 In tlie hold-u- p nndrobbery Tho clrenlnr states thattho Pacific Bxpress Co xx ill piv tin periint of tho ninneH iccoveied am! return-i- d
to It which vveio stolen from thoenr Widucday night, the reward to
go to the who actually return thebut no portion of It to ko to per-
nios In the lobhcry.Tin: noiiuniiH suuuofndi:i)I.ITTLi: ROCK. Alk, Nov 2." --The
live inaskeel men who up atiuln on the St Louis, Iron
i,Mimutulh t Southein Railroad mmClifford ilini night, aie sun minded by
sluilff's posse tin ro miles fiom fl Ifford The lobbeis nie Iniileiided In a
and lo ii
emt-iit-s in.. Inn i lug tn the aidif tin posse
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KILLED AT LASThi l.ulMH, Nov 22 A .puUM iu Hit
1), iiioiliit fi.iin Fl I'ltkn Ti vhs.hiivh Hut l'li wlilt nt Jomnb 1' Miulib rI ho ihurih. who h.m arrHudiikw Hcoqinpmiiid ,y o A Wmxlrurf nnd
onjmoiir, iur it lour niong iin
Ul lb burial of llm Kid Ainailg llivvtinHN unu llm luaitrr Hli.l WhoU lioiv po.lliwl 1l111l111.il 11 Hut iiwlor
11 AlKulm Mill I Mr W""dri'r fuidib.y will 1 it mi m i'l. 4ii hi 11
. war I tl 1 I in m Hit I'Dr'lMlH
The rebel for, t j.uena Vi.i.liirJftJ0'!Imvw lii.n oninilUli riu.liw) by tin "'"? j '(.'00nJf ' Viih ll iiiwfiHh twtuim( tun, $ & ".. if ilrtyTlmt .uinnon unj tvv.. KiifrHi- - ltii.rnl Al-'Ji- ff iHid Su i .MiiS nuil utubjlvil
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NEWS OF WORLD
CONDENSfcD
Iloyt, the playwrlsht. Is dead,son Is rid "f the smallpox.
SUBnr Haw, 111 in but quiet, refined,steau. .
The late storm avvept over the entireCalifornia coast,
Bands of Chinese robbers are plun-krln- K
.Manchuria.J J McOi.iu of Baltimore is the lat-
est baseball nuiBnate.The Niitloiml Inlgatlon ConBross Is
in at ChlcnBo.Tlit Ministers discredit the decree
banishing Prince Tuan.I'opouiation Missouri, 1,150,270, us
UBninHt l,2S9,C0O In 1890.
Von Wuldersee hits sent a column ofGermans to the Krtat wall.
The transport Indiana was not dam-use- d
by sroundliiK on a shoal.Stanford Alumni demand an Investl-B.itlo- n
of Dr Boss' enforced reslBna-Ilu- n
Tlie Duke ot Manchibter, who mai-1I1-
Miss will enttrn Cln- -
olnnati club,The HelehstaB approves the Kalsei's
Chlne.se polio, as do the federatedovc rnmentHlUlorts will be made to brliiB aboutclostr enfoi cement of the Chinesei.lusion act.It is delileu tiiai me iiiuiiua uu
were on the warpath In cameHorn tt.in uarios.
JJoveinor Beckhaiii of Kentutky hasbun married to Miss Jtanu llaphaelKugua eif Owensboio
Cap! W. M. Meiedith ot Illinois hasIn en made chief ot the bureau of en- -
graving printing.J F Tucker, son ol an Omaha street
ear magnate, is in Jail nt Chicago, 1
i burglarKafe-bieake- rs at Tehama, Cal, vvere
discoveied by a barkeeper, vUio open-.e- llire on them, forcing them to lice.
Cl.iud. Chittenden, 11 gnihbler, wnskilled in n illsorderly house at SanPruiKlsio by Percy Sew ell, hged nine-teen 's
400 men sat at it chamberof commerce dinner at Delmonlco'slately represented ninrly one billiondollars.
Storm victims of I..i Grange, Tonn ,
have; bent out nn appeal for help.town is in ruins and the Inhabitantsdestitute
Aglipuj, 11 renegade priest, and nowicbel leader, writes to Manila for
election news, nnd shows 1111 signs ofgiving up
Twelve rubbiTS tried to get into a
vv.fc iuiiuimiii: vuiii.hjLil lit. Col. Webb C. Haves, bon of
Huyes, has repotted atPeking and has been made a volunteeraide on General Chaffee's staff
George H Phillips, aged thlity-tvv- o
has coinereil the corn cron nt Chicagoanil mus forte a settlement at CO centsn llguie tint vlll lenp neurlv ji millionfur him
C'n nei.il Matabolos, 11 (m 1111 Filipinolil. I'. Is picpailug to stmt ih jiuistilt
ot Agulunldo with 100 plckeel nativesThe lebel chief Is supposed to be InNorthe in Luzon.
J Fli tcher Slum, a New Ymk sunkbieiker, huh been 111 rested at the In-
stant 1 of Geneinl Daniel i: blkli-- s forstealing 10,000 given him the pure base of secmltles
The British waiship Phius mi Is blug, lushed ftom Fsqulmault to Pana-iii-
to the seizure of a Britishship bv the rebels TheIcaius villi follow.XltKene Klmmerjnnii, the CLnclnnuti
nilliliinatlef has cabled his son-in-la-
the Duki nf Manchester to collie toAnn ih a, whi'ii .Uniiu will sethim up In business.
lixpiits at work em the boohs; of HieGiiiuun Nat b mill Bank at NiwpentKy , have so fin found a shortagu ofjno.ooo in the atveiunts of FrnnK MBlown, the missing eashler.
A dispatch to the Tumps, frijm Homesas the l'ope, vlslti'd thu Basilica ofSt Peters and experienced such fatiguethat lie had to taK. In IiIk h.wl. 1. isruither clnlnui! that he fainted twice
At the session of the Italian uhnm- -be'i of deputies the minister ot marinesaid the Italian troops In Cl)lpu didtheir duty without participating in theexce'Shes, which thej Justly deplored
Generals MacAithur, Grant andnull's are tlunl of the war In till) I'hu- -
jlpplucH and ask to be relieved. Staff'generals irom the War Departmentmm telleve tin-i- Hxamlner Special,
The largo Diltlnh stitituikJili h Indrn- -velll ami ludiaiiuiit and twit others ofsimilar size, will 11111 lii'lueeii I '01 hind.On Asiatic polls Hiuli vesselhas a mriving eiipurltj of about 9,100
About b.MO ini'ii liuii hi link III theqimulDH biHNUI.i- - till) DHUlHge-liii'l- il
leflimiil tn IiihIhII u ismlSH triVDilnoKvr Lore) Ivnihin oeil tiniiimrlum VIoImiui In fear nndtriMipn aie on hnml. lltur til) h. feiruiuriv kiuiun lis tho
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masked at aifforel, three miles from b ink at Delaware Ohio, but the rMnlvein Ark. night, leached hero elMinmlte open It. es-- at
a todi Ham It Avery, tho e- - inpeil withoutpress messtngir who was Injures! In One men have been thrown
dvmimlto tluough the sife of b the burning ofexpuss ear, one the plant nt Hid Wing, of the ,Mlnm- -
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CONGRESS IN
SHORT SESSION
Views of Ucprcscntallvc Steele
of Indiana on (he
Outlook.T
NI5W VOIHC, Nov J3. nvproiMintn-liv- e
Ooirup W Htntfe of lmliiiiui, nimitilMr ot th? IloUW Yftys and Meanscomtiiltrfa, I ciiiofwl In n Tribune spe-- 1
Inl from Washington iwyl"K of thewink of tin- - approaching short
I 'express my personal juilRinciit
the people under the present revenueact.
"I.elo not think there Is much doubtmntcrnlnt; the pnssaBe of tho Bhlp sub-sidy bill during this session. Tho In-
tention Is to Bet this measure beforethe House as tnrly as possible. It Is
a bill that utiBht certainly to pass."Under present conditions, I am not
Inclined te favor the establishment ofan nrmy of 100,000 as Is being ndvocat-e- d
In certain sections. Under tho pres-
ent law we have from C3.000 to 6',000men. Thnt Is epilte a large armyNow, when the conditions become suchthat nn nrm of that size Is not need-ed, we could euslly reduce the number.I am not In fuvor of a permanent nrmyof 100,000 Just now, because I want toascertain before I vote on the subjectJust how many men we are likely tonted when the nrmy in Porto Ittco Ijasbeen reduced, when troops have beenwithdrawn from Cuba nnd when thewnr In the Philippines resolves ItselfInto some tmiBlble form or Is conclud-ed and Buenllla warfare is stopped.
"I think that the bill providing fora lenpportlonment, so as to regulatethe membership of the House In ac-
cordance with the Increase of popula-tion, will be passed. Some states un-
der this law will no doubt suffer, whileothers will benefit.
"I do not think that the subject ofdecreased Southern representation as aseparate matter will be considered atthis session. There Is no time for thedecision of that problem during a shortsession."
.
Spread of tho Plnguo.C'APH TOWN, Nov. 22. In connection
with tho plague, Sir Alfred Mllner, theBritish HlBh Commissioner, hnB proclaim-ed that all the const ports of SouthAfrica between the Tenth nnd Fortiethparallels are Infected.
Representative Hopkins ot Illinois,chairman of the house committee oncensus, expressed the opinion thattheie would be no decided effort dur-ing the ni'Xt se'sslon of Congress to de- -
lere'iise the Congressional representationof the Southern States because of thedisfranchisement of negioes. He saidthat in all probability the subjectweiuhl be ellsclisueil, but he thought
j that upon the whole the committeewould favor tho plan of basing repre-sentation upon the number of Inhabi-tants
MVlli i: TO l HIJDITOltS
thi: UNnuitsiaNDD. havingbeen lulv-- nppolntod udmlnlstintiKwith the villi unnexeel of the estate ofK. L Kiiin.ikii, deceaseil, by older ofHon. A. S Humphreys, KIrst Judg-Clrc- uit
Cotlit, Fiist Circuit: notice Ishereby glv.n to all persons havingclninis against the said estate to pie-se-
the same (with proper vouchors,If any exist), duly authenticatedwhether secured by mortgage or other-wise, to the undersigned, at the olltciof C. F. Peterson, Kaahuminu streetHonolulu, Oiliu, within six monthsfrom this elate, or the-- will be foreveibarreel.
All peisons indebted to sale! estateare requested to make immediate
with the undersigned.SUSAN K. KAMAKA,
Vdmlnlstratilx with the will annex-- .d of the estate of S. L KnmnKa
ele cenBed.Dated Honolulu, November 7, 1910
22JS Nov. 9, 1C, 21, JO.
FURNITUREAND
Household Effect!
TOJ. SALti
Owing to Intending depurttue Mr.ANTON CltOPP of Koloa, Kauai, willsell at Private Sale nt his residence.KOLOA. KAUAI, all of his IIOUSD- -HOLD FUItNITURG AND F.FFnCTS,comprising In pnrt:
I'AHLOn FURNISHINGS,HLACK I1HONY PAItLOIl SUITR,11LACK WALNUT PAItLOH SUITD,HBONY HOOKCASi: AND LADY'S
WHITING DKSK,1 "Hi:CHSTi:iN" PIANO,PICTURUS AND HUIC-A-HRA-
L1HUAU3. FUUNITURi:.DININO ROOM FURNITUIIL,CltOCKHRY, GLASS AND SILVHR
WARD,HUD AND TAIlI.i: LINHN,KITCHHN FURNlTURi: AND
UTHNS1LS,irre , i:tcAll nitleles will bo on sale lit tho res-
ilience, IColna, Kn- - al, from December1st to December 15th, 1900, when pur-
chasers can iiinUt) their selections,i....CHAS. BREWER & CO.'S
New York Line.Dark NUUANU will unit from NUW
VOIIK fur HONOLULU, on or about
OGCGinber 10, 1900,Fur fri'lulil rnli' apply lo
CHAS, RKRWHK ft CO,,tl Kllbr HI., lliiKinn
c, BKawri, co., rn.Ifuiiolulu
BY AUTHORITY.l TI'N MALI, tip ANVA Ll l:.NL
III ncrorilahrf. with the icnulremeiiteof Hecllrtn 70". Chapter K nf the PenalI.HWS of ISO", on. Awn Llrensu for oncltDistrict of tlie several Island will bMid nt Public AupUy.11 bgtweun the 1stnnd "tb day of December, 1900, eachlicense to be for the terin of One Yenrfrom thu 1st day of January, 1901.
Tho upBct price will be ns follows.
For the District of Honolulu. 11,000.00For the District of Hllo . 000.00For the District of Walluku . D00.00
For the District of Lahalnn.. 250.00For each other District . ... 100 00
The Licenser for thu Districts of Ho-
nolulu, Hwa and Wnlanne, Walaluu,Koolauloa and Koolaupoko, on the Isl-
and of Oahu, will be sold at the frontentrance of the Capitol on Thursday,tho 6th day of December, 1900.
Those for the Islands ot Maul, Ha-waii and Kauai will be sold In the re-
spective Districts of those Islands, up-
on such day and elate within the limitfixed by law, as shall be designated bythe several Sheriffs or their Deputies.Due notice of date nnd place of salewill be given by pester In each ot thebald Districts
A cash deposit of twenty-fiv- e percent ot the amount ot the successfulbid will be required on the fall of thehammer, said deposit to be forfeited tothe Government If the full amount ofthe bid is not paid within five daysfrom the day of sale.(Signed) THF.O. P. LANSING.
Treasurer of the Territory of Hawaii.Treasurer's Ofllce, Honolulu, Oahu,
Nov. 12th. 1900. .2228-- 3t Nov .
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FOURTHCircuit of the Territory of Hawaii.
Hllo Mercantile Co , Ltd , a corporation,plaintiffs, vs. C. N. Itagsdale, de-fendant.
The Territory of Hawaii:To the High Sheriff of the Territory
of Hawaii, or his tleputy, the Sheriff ofthe Island of Hawaii, or his deputy, orany constable In the Territory of Ha-waii:
You uie commanded to summon C.N. Itagsdale, defendant In case he shallfile written answer within twenty daysafter service hereof, to be and appearbefore said Circuit Court at the Janu-ary term thereof, to be holden at Hllo,Island of Hawaii, on Wednesday, theLV1 day of January next, at 10 o'clocka. m to show cause why the claim ofHllo Mercantile Co . Ltd , a corpora-tion, plaintiff, should not be awarded ttIt pursuant to the tenor of its annexedpetition. jAnd you are further commantfed to,and have you then there this writ withfull return of your proceedings thereon.
"Witness, Hon. Gilbert F. Little.Judge of the Circuit Court of
(Seal.) the Fourth Circuit, at SouthHllo, Hawaii, this 22d day ofSeptember, 1900
(Signed): DANIRL POUTER,Clerk.
5218 Jan. 8.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THEFirst Circuit, Territory of Hawaii.
Beitha St. Clair vs. John St. Clair,Summons.
The Tenltory of Hawaii: To theHigh Sheriff of the Tenltory of Hawaii, 01 his deputy, the Sheriff of theIsland or Ualiu, or his deputy, or anyconstable In the Tetrltoiy of Hawaii:
You are commanded to summon JohnSt Clair, defendant In case he shall(lie written answer within twenty daysafter seivlce hereof, to be and appearbefore tlie said Circuit Court nt theNovember teim thereof, to be holdenit Honolulu, Island of Oahu, on Mon-day, the 5th day of November next, at10 o'clock n. m to show cause why theclaim of Ileitha St. Clair, plaintiff,should not be awatded her pursuant tothe tenor of her annexed libel for dl-- v
orce.And have you then there this writ
with full ictuin of your proceedingsthereon.
Witness Hon. A. S. Humphreys,First Judge of the Circuit
(Seal.) Court of the First Circuit, atHonolulu, Oahu, tills 21th dayof September, 1900
(Signed):P DANSON KCLLETT, JR ,
Clerk.1 ceitlfy the foregoing to be a tiue,
full and coriect copy of the originalsummons, nnd that the said cause wasoidered continued to the next Febiu-ly- ,
1901, term of said court.(Signed) .
P. DANSON KELLETT, JR ,
Clerk.Honolulu, November 10, 1900.
2229-6t- F Nov. 16, 23, 30, Dec. 7, 14, 21.
Only tho highest . ade of RED HUB-UiJ-
la used In tne 8tamp madt byhe HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO
FlNl:long und
shoit . , , '
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! n. iiinlnii'.' Villi tlii r..vo I nn ri.il.ilii InortKBKM hind. fllum is
lb v trley MpritiK, "f Honolulu, tslai d ofimhti, to Mm. L. I Ooke, trustee of.ild Honolulu, ilntnl June 22 IMC, r.
..r.I'Ml I.llwr Id, Mige Mi nolle 1' In hereb kIvimi that the m.MBBR.'e intend
'in foievloiM. the name for condition.broken, to wll.. of bothinterest nnd principal when elue
Notice Is likewise given that ailerthe expiration of three weeks from thelnlu of this notice, the property con-
veyed by said mortgage will Ihi lulver-jtlse- el
for sale nt public unction, nt the'auction rooms of James F. Morgan inHonolulu, on Saturday, the 29th dny rfDecember. 1D00, at 12 noon of snlel la
Further particulars can be had ofP U Weaver.
Dateel Honolulu, November 30, 1900.Mrs L. L COOKH. Trustee.
Mortgagee.
The premises covered by said mort-gage consist of:
All those premises sltunte at Paw an,Punnhou, Oahu, nnd known as lot No.12, being a part of those premises con
veyed to said mortgagor by deed ofI Bruce Waring and Charles 8 Desky,"dated the 20th day of November, 1S93.and recorded In Liber IDS, page 410, andalso all of the buildings nnd structures
.annexed thereto or nppurtenant, andnil und singular, the rights, easementsnnd privileges appendant.
2321-4t- F Nov. 30, Dec 7, 14, 21.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THEprovisions of a certain mortgage madeby John A. Butterfleld, ot Honolulu,Islnnd of Oahu, to Lowers & Cooke, ofsaid Honolulu, dated October 3d, 1898,recorded In LIuer 182, page 181, noticeIs hereby given that the mortgagee In-
tends to foreclose the same for con-dition broken, to wit,: nt
of both interest and principal whendue.
Notice Is likewise given that aftertho expiration of three weeks from thedate of this notice, the property con-vej- ed
by said mortgage will be advertised for sale at public auction, at theauction rooms of James F. Morgan, inHonolulu, on Saturday, the 29th dayof December, 1900, at 12 noon of saidday.
Further particulars can be had ofP. L. Weaver. ff
Dated Honolulu, November 30, 1900.LEWERS, & COOKE,
Mortgagees.
The premises covered by said mortgage consist of:
All those premises situate at Pawaa,Punnhou, Oahu, known as lots 12 and13, being a portion of premises covered by apana 2 on Land CommissionAwaid No. 8241, to II, more fully setforth In deed of Bruce Waring andDesky, to T. B. Spring, recorded Inbook 153, page 410, together with nilbuildings and Improvements thereon.
2323-4t- F Nov, 30; Dec. 7, 14, 21.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THEprovisions of a certain mortgage madeby Thomas Beverley Spring and wifeto the Trustees of Oahu College, datedAugust 8, 189G, recorded Liber 163, page220, notice is hereby given that themortgagee Intends to foreclohe thesame for condition broken, to wit.
nt of Interest or principalwhen due.
Notice Is likewise given that afterthe expiration of three weeks from thedate of this notice, the property con-veyed by said mortgage will be
foi sale at public auction atthe auction rooms of J. F. Morgan, inHonolulu, on Satuiday, the 29th day ofDecember, 1900, nt 12 noon of saiil dny.
Further particulars can be had ofP. L. Weaver.
Dated Honolulu, November 30, 1900.TRUSTEES OF OAHU COLLEGE,
Mortgagees.
The ptomlses covered by said moit-ag- e
consist of:All those premises situated at Pa-
waa, Punnhou, Oahu, and known as lotNo. 13, being a part of those premisesconvened to said mortgagor by deed ofHiucc Waring and Charles S. Deskv.dated the 20th day of November, 1S93,anil lecorded In Book 155 at page 410,also all buildings, structures annexedor appurtenant thereto.
2323-4t- F Nov. 30; Dec. 7, 14, 21
ARE WANTED.WE PAY PER 100 FOR
lc green or yellow (recent Issue), 60c2c rose or brown (recent Issue), 45c.Ec blue or red (recent Issue), 51.10.10c green, to; 12c blue, 515.Others nnd old Issues In proportion.
References by permission: W. M. Glf-far- d,
Esq., Honolulu, F. L. Stolz, Esq.,formerly Spreckelsvllle.
Address,W. SELLSCHOPP &. CO..
118 Stockton St., San Francisco.2203 Nov. 27.
Patent-bac- k ledgers a specialty at thGAZK-T- L Blnderv. von Holt block.
Drawers
Shir rswith n tr' D cachmatchto ...
Men's Department
ScrGENUINE
iven's75c or $8.50 a doz.
UALUIvIGGAN .UNDItK- -
siiiRTS, Kflrsleeves
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FORE-CLOSURE
FORE-CLOSURE.
Hawaiian Postage Stamps
French Balbuiggandrawers
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