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1 STAR. f Yon wtt todays The Hnwnllan Star k. s pnper that goes o tho best w, you llml t lt STAlt homes of Honolulu XXXJUt.ft " ;v News, tolny HAWAAN Comc Suppleme Saturday VOL. X. HONOLULU, HAWA, THURSAY. FEBRUARY 22, 906. No FL0RLR PARAE flr CHEERS FOR PA U RERS,TyC FRST OF WHAT S NTENE TO BE AN CELEBRA f " TON OF WASHNGTONS BRTHAY WAS GVEN TOAY AN t J WAS A GREAT SUCCESS CROWS WERE EVERYWHERE.RE WAS MUCH ENTHUSASM AN A SPLEN PAGEANT.. t was a great day for Honolulu. The whole course of tho parade. As pa u Promoton Commttees nauguraton rders passed along tho course of tho parade, o what s ended to be an annual at a gallop wherever t waa practcable, she was recognzed by eve n celebraton o Washngtons crowds and gven trbute of cheers. brthday, oould have asked no better She made a splendd lgure on horseback worthly connectng olden day, no greater success, no more wdespread erest n all classes of populaton, no greater ehusasm among become fashon for a pagea. tme when Pa u was custom of day wth prese, when t has those who partcpated n parade, Anor pleasng feature of splendd success of affar was wealth and no more unque, strkng, or pcturesque a feature to ndvdualze of decoratve fancy and faclty and of celebraton n Honolulu, and make t decoratve materal whch t developed. Most exquste desgns were n ev separate, and apart from tho pagea of or places.than Pa u rders. dence. Surprsng effects wero secured The Floral Parade f that s by use of unsuspected materals. name by whch t s to be hereafter The promptness wth whch every known was a great, an.unqualfed thng moved oft was anor gratfyng success. t brought out people of feature of whole affar. Notwthstandngall dffcultes ncde to commuy to seo t as no or street pagea for many years has such thngs every part of t moved off done. There s every reason to beleve amost to mnute of schedule, that no eve n Honolulu has ever Ths reflects great credt not alone on been wtnessed and enjoyed by as many offcals, but on partcpas. t people. t seemed lke ere course added greatly to tho effectveness of of parade, from Thomas Square j whole and to pleasure of those who down Kng street to town, out Here partcpated and those who wtnessed tanla street and Walklkl road to he Promoton Commttee has scored Kaplolanl Park, was soldly lned on n success. t has naugurated an an both sdes ere dstance. Certan nual pagea whch ought to prove seductvely attractve not alone to vst t s that re was no street corner nor no block n elro dstance that ors from afar but to our own people. dd not have ts crowds of people n holday attre, watng from long be fore hour for startng, to vew START OF parade. The crowds of spectators began to rendezvous early eurller than tho partcpas n parade and MTflMnQ Uey were promptly on hand at R stated hour. Before 8 oclock nu trolley cars comng down town began to At just ten oclock Sherff Brown umuull be crowded. By 9 oclock tho moveme of crowd was towards Kaplo prepare for start, and all along tho gave order for automobles to lanl Park, and yet re seemed, and ln of Vctora street from Thomas re were, thousands left along square mauka brllaly decorat lno of parade to make crowds everywhere. tho sounds of whrlng machnery n ed automobles bogaf to gve.forth The Pa u rders, of course, were a few mnutes whole lno was ready magnet and ceer of attracton. Ths wth chneffeurs hands on r wheels revval of an old custom, pcturesque or handles and ncdeally, an lndc3 and under tho condtons that gave rse crlbable varety of smells whch had to t, strkngly useful, was a happy been notceable for some tmo before thought of Promoton Commttee. became ensfed and, f eyo was t appealed to dorma byt when delghted by tho blazes of harmonous aroused, pleasng assocatons, among color, sense of smell was far from older resdes, especally tho beng smlarly pleased. t appealed to love of The machne, that of tho Pro oddty and strkng frst costume n eommlttop.drven by A. A, younger generaton. Tho response mlon to r..... r nf h n (V XUUUK. WU WU tll.llfou vl w.v nvtaton to take part n tns part mob0 sectlon( moved from ts place of parade was ehusastc. The an( turned lo Kng strcot at eleven very ceral ngure 0 we wnoe p mlnutca pnst ten aml tho othors follow ade, wthout doubt was Mrs. buman, ed flno Qn0 after anoter, well moued, splenddly rmng, wear or(jfr.,,, VAow.. ana laven lng yellow pa and lllma lels, and on u, dar carg role fl ofuuy Uy anu tho er sde of her a grandchldren stur whch Hned tho sldowalk8 dlly rdng. She was cheered along tho showed thcp appreclatlon of favortes SAFE AS A BANK safedepos Our t vault s as secure as tho Bank of England. Re a box n tho vault and placo your valuables ren. You wll enjoy absolute poaco of mnd aa to r safoty and wll nover have spe?5 to better KV JRU8TG0.LT Fort Street, Honolulu 0 Washngton,. C, February 0, 906. delegaton had tho prvlege of lstenng that afternoon to throe of tho ETOR STAR: Ths las been a full week for nl tho Hawaan delegaton ablest debaters n tho House, Burko now at Captal. Cochran, John Sharp AVllllams and tho Colol Hepburn. Charman Hamlton expressed l s On Thursday preseed tho delegaton frendlness for Hawa by arrangng prompt at tho Whte House. a hearng for our bll on Tuesday Cth. Monday afternoon and help on ths measure, sad that ho had Tho Presde n assurng us of hs evenng wero spe n conferences be recommendod hs messago only; tween delegaton t n and myself, go lug over argumes after a. careful consderaton whch, that had been convnced hm that t should bo done. prepared by tho varous members of Ho added that he waa not n tho delegaton,and elmnatng as much busness of grang favors, but supported ths on ts merts; and ho sold, as possble all mere repetton n fgures and statemes. "you may quote mo to Senator Forak er On Tuesday, afur had r reseed as sayng that thnk ths legslaton should bo passed." Ho closed tho delegaton to tho Commttee on Terrtores, W. O. Smth mado a gen by sayng that ho would prefer not t (Assocated Press Cable to The Star.) eral openng stateme as to tho pur take furr acton n matter; but pose of tho bll. He was questoned by that f t became necessary, we mght BERLN, Fberuary 22. The Rechstag has passed on frst and second Mr. Lloyd and Gov. Powers on a num call on hm to tako tho queston up readngs. governmes proposal to extend recprocal tarff rates ber of subjects, ncludng sugar pro wth partcular members of congress. wth Ued States ul June 30, 90". ducton and land holdngs of tho On Thursday, by appome, preseed tho delegaton plaaton corporatons. Mr. Lloyd to Senator Foruk cr O also read from Governor CartcrB report of 90, showng that valuablo expressng hs frendlness for our mea at hs homo. The Senator aftcp S MHO lands of Terrtory are leased for sure, sud that t would be dffcult to an average of two ces per acre. get a prompt hearlnlr, owng to tho fact Georgo W. Smth followed next wth that tho erstate Commcrco Commttee, of whch he s a member, aro now carefully prepared stateme show ng a table of comparatve tax havng conlnuous hearngs on Hepburn Rate bll Just passed by tho A SAN FRANCSCO, February 22, fre broke out today n man pow rate and debt per capta of Hawa er pla of Gas and Electrc Aampany near Spreckels buldng, and or terrtores, and showng House. Hp, however, decded to leave ranslnfr a mllon dollars damaret The busness secton of tho cty rfs cut oft tne Per cuplta Paymes of Hawa to that for a day, and has called a meet sefvce. fthe newsnaners ser v cr n. from llcrht nnwpr.mrf tpleorranh are ous,h ul ue on xsmnua pled n consequence. me of Mr. Lloyd that our annual and Porto Rco to hear us on Tuesdar paymes of $7.20 wero about same next. LONGWORTHS as tho per capta average of Ued Yesterday we closed our statemes States as a whole, my secretary mado before House Commltteo wth art a furr stateme showng that Ha all day hearng. Mr. Mclnerny was wall makes same ndrect paymes frst speaker. At concluson of as nland states on tho goods we pur ARE N s CUBA hs stateme, Col. Hepburn, who had chaso n tho Ued States, and that graed my request to appear beforo our drect paymes are wholly n ad tho commttee, mudo a strong plea for dltton to such ndrect corbutons. tho bll. Col. Hepburn sad he re At tho hearng on Wednesday only garded Hawa flr thn apennrl mnat tm Mf Ca&eBpokas commttee ad porta acquston ho general govcrn HAVANA, February 22. Congressman Longworth and brde, formerly journed early to attend, o clock Mss Roosevelt, aro guests of Mnster Morgan here. sesson of tho House for tho fnal de (Conued on page three.) bate on Ralway Rate bll. The Fne Job Prng, Star Offce. H FRE HOCH UNER EATH WATCH wn te m AT ELEGATE KALANANAOLE GVES AN NTERESTNG ACCOUNT OF HEARNG BEFORE HOUSE COMMTTEE ON TERR TORES ON BLL TO REFUN SEVENTYFV E PER CENT OF OUR. FEERAL TAXES FOR FORTFCATONS AN PUBLC WORKS. a..t...n.t.,(,(,))( SOL COMFORT. NEW VOLE SKRTS About tho solldest comfort you can Mado wlth or wlthout d get sklrts n town s a Joe mncn a mo wn...,..,,u v,,...w,, r. mum 9.UV Crteron. up, at N. S. Sachs" ry Goods Co. Also CHCAGO, February 22. The death watjh has been sot upon Murderer a splendd assortme of now xocn, lounu guuy vl me murue STATONERY. sprng; u auvera FNE wves. wash materals. Bt f ft T HVtr V. Tho Ladles of Honolulu know now Z where thoy can get tho very h test n RESUME PRACTCE. purple bougalnvllloa, followed by a fne statonery at. Wall Nchols Co., Georgo. Gear has opened brght dsplay of red and green as The law offces n tho rooms formerly occuped by Przewnners Ltd., s placo. motor boat" machne we by. The Justce Hatch on Amercan Beauty decoratons were very Knahumanu street. The automoble przes were awarded Automobles can te nred day or xeepnono Alan 24, tastefully arranged and tho bg car as follows: nght at Club Stables, Fort Street. made a fne showng. n t were Ger Frst class Frst prze, C. C. von GREAT SACRFCE SALE. rlt Wlder and Mrs. Wlder. Mss Jamca Hamm; second, Z. W. Chapln; thrd,. PURTY COMES FRST. Tho ere stock of ReadytoWe ar and Mrs. Henry Macfarlane. te between Alexander Young and W. "Cost" s not most mporta nfas and Chldrens goods must be? H. Bard and on tossu p Young won. queston "purty" comes frst. But no closed out completely. Slashng reductons on every artclo n ths depart Second class Frst prze, James MR BEAUTY man can buy a less costly puro beermo ney Qunn; second, J. F. Bell;. thrd, E. ca procure a purer beer than me. Ths s an opportuy to get Henrlques; specal prze for unqueness Raner Beer. exceptonal qualtes at absurdly lowof desgn, was gven to Japanese prces. Pacfc mport Co. represeaton of ECORATE ance Japanese GOO BOOKS TO REA. warrors. Runabouts: Frst prze, H. Relnecko; Long ay and Conquest of Canaan SOUN AVCE. The motor boat was eered by second prze, Chapt r. Anderson; thrd, at A. B. Arlolghs, Statoners, Fort and Nevfr neglect a bad cold. You can n of Now York. t aroused a storm George ennlson, Hotel, Streets. not toll how t may result. A slmplq of applause as t turned o Kng The rders przes were awarded homo Pa remedy u wll often brng relef street. The occupas wero Mrs. Chapln as follows: MUSC STUO OPENE. and should not bo gnored, but ro la Mss Olmsted, Mss Wnfred Brown, Speclul prze, $25 and a blue rbbon, Tho Charles Gutar and Mandoln nothng so relable as Chamberlans and Mss Wood. t was drven by W, awarded to Mrs. Stlllman. studo s now open 56 at Hotel Cough Remedy. t s well known for E. Ward. Tho elro automoble was Or przes: Frst prze, Gussle street n tho rooms of tho Thayer ts quck cures of coughs and colds. For hdden by tho decoratons. The shape Holt; second, (Mss Parker; thrd, Mss Pano Co. Gutars and Mandolns aro sale by all dealers. Benson, Smth &,Vplo: was that of a launch and hull was fourth, Maryann Perry. tho Mrs. furnshed to pupls wthout extra Co., ages for Hawa. deep green. The "decks and or Amoncr tho Juvenle pa u rders tho charge. parts wero deep crmson and Hag trlzes wero: Frst. Mss Beatrce a 9 Pno Job Prng, Star Offce. flew annronrlatcly astern. t was an Campbell; second, Mss Margaret Van Lutteds Taro Flour, for sale by Hen elaborato bt of decoraton and every Vllet; specal prze for excellence n ry May & Co. and C. J. ay & Co. rdng, Mss where alone lno was tho subject of Lorlnda Low. very favorablo comme. The Juvenle cowboys przes were PERSONAL. SCOMFORT OF Next camo Goorgo Washngton as a awarded as follows: Frst, Marcus You need Japanese goods? K. Tamachaffeur. Ho wab only thrteen years Monsarrat; second, Harvey Holt; most moto, wholosalo dealer wll show you orgnal costume, Ms Roslo Herbert. or ago, youngest drver n lno, choce samples. Plaaton orders For rdng couples, tho frst przo by applause. t was characterstc of but ho had a bg nuvhlno.and t was gven specal atteon. Phono Man we to John Hram and Mss Kokuku, 399. P O. Box S0. j cosmopoltan Honolulu that a Jap auto fnely covorcd wth tho popular purple Hotel street near and second prlzo to Mr. Lyon and should bo ono of tho most olaboratoly whch s blazng o color from so Nuuanu. Mss Saycrs. gotten up and should bo greeted wth many vnos about Honolulu Just now tthe prlre for best appearng lady vgorous clappng of hands as t wheel Tho machlno was oorod by E. H. on horseback was awarded to Mss Flno Job Prng, Star Offce. ed o Kng street. Lows and tho drver was Henry Lews Ed ward. Tho second przo was won by Tho leadng auto had purple for ts 3 years of age. Tho machlno s a 24 Mss Hoffman. prevalng color, and bougalnvllloa horso power Olds. Tho young drver The cowboys przes, for oxcolle rdng and gonoral appearance, were A MATTER OFHEALTH about t rght at rght tme. can easly be overcome f you go wna Ua flowpr. t had on board tno represeed Goorgo Washngton, and a speedometer, and was to rogulato tho lot of young grls wth hm were Color n awarded, frst to Chrs Holt, and second to Lous Warren. J worth a pound of cure." "An ounco of revelan s nl ho nrocesslon. konlnk nlal dames. Tho pcture preseed was down to seven mles an hour. n ad a very pleasng one. Tho grls wero tho Tandom st przo, Mss relor; 2nd uause swollen seacous flltlon to A. A Young, thoso on ths Msses uuu ymra, muureu uumw prlzo. Mss Ktchen. Glands. machlno were H. Hortscho, manuger E. Olson, M. oroa and Mldred Spke toam Mss Alce Macfarlane; PrevolvasrCanvas Shoos. of tho Moana, Secretary H. P. Wood Qulnn. Somo of m had powdered only ery. Complete Cure Two pars. of tho Promoton Commlttfo and F. L. har, and looked well tho part of gray Juvonlllo vehcle st prze, Mss Come n and take a look at f Waldron of tho Promoton Commttee. hared matrons of Washngtons day. Margery Glman: 2nd prze, Master our "Togo" last n a Canvas The noxt followng was tho Balrd car. Albert Afongs machlno come next, Holllngor. Oxfnr frt mpn Ol?, mnftnra mm wth a brght yellow color schomo, tho wth a brlla yellow decoraton oublo teams st prze, Col. Sam f fttng shoos are te be Y allamanda beng tho flower. ts beauty scheme. Nearly a thousand yellow Parker and Prnqo avd Kawnnanakoa causo wo study footflttln g. j,o.f fn hn of Hh lols. of two dffere shades, had been 2nd przo, r. Joao Po Jr, o forget whore to como, as predecossor.ln all along tho lne coverng all parts of tho School Floats fact used n auto. lst prze, Kaahumanu X wo havo best. ro wero alternatons whch mght and tho effect was very brght, makng School; 2nd prlzo Kalulanl School; 3rd PRCE $3.50 havo been result of concerted cf machlno a conspcuous ono an prlzo, tho Royal School. forts to havo corasts succeed ono along tho route. Tho decoraton was Specal przo for double team anothor. Tho Balrd car coaned W. olaborato and tho machne and ts oc bulanco, Board of Health ery. v ( Balrd. Bard, Mss May cupas mado a pretty pc H. Mrs. and very ture. Four n hand st prze, EL Capltan mum m ( As othors all down Henry Afong wore Mrs. J. M. Mss Truolson. wth Wth coach, occuped by th Oregon Grls, tl llnp. ladles woro costumed n Rlggs, Mrs. Helen G. HenBhall and Bast decoratve jtclume st prlzo, COMPANY, LT harmony wth tho plan of tho cars n ns owsu, wuurng wnuo Hawaan Hotel, tallyl drlvon by POWER m PHONE MAN 282, decoratons. and yellow lols n harmony wth tho Ben Gallagher; 2nd prlz. hnmenameno, Bg, brght Amercan Boauty Roses general color schomo. Grls Sohool tallyh o.nuen uy n,. u. Absolutely Puro amd danced tho decoratons of Alnxundor Youngs automobllo rollod Lews. 05 FORT SUdET noxt car, eorod by Gorrlt Wlder, Spoalal prze, for drmng HAS HO SUBSTTUTE and n tho colors we back to tho (Conued on pagu fve) awarded toe... Lew" Ea 2 3S 33 s 4 ll ffllhrffrt fm UMAmU V ll MHMh

2 two Oseanc Steamshp Company. 4he nne Passenger Steamers of ths lne wll arrve at nnd leavo ths port hereunder: FROM SAN FRANCSCO. "OR SAN FRANCSCO. SONOMA...FEBRUARY 2 VENTURA FEBRUARY 20 ALAMEA.. MARCH 2 ALAMEA MARCH VENTURA... MARCH 4 SERRA MARCH 3 ALAMEA.. MARCH 23 ALAMEA MARCH 23 BERRA APRL. 4 SONOMA APRL 3 Local oat. n connecton wth salng of tho above steamers, Ages are prepared to ssue to endng passengers coupon through tckets by any ralroad from San ncl.co to all pos n Ued States, and from New OTork by steamshp lno.o all Europea n Ports. For furr partculars apply to WW Sb 9 rwm (LL. TE) General Ages Oceanc S. Company, CanadanAustral an M n Steamers of above lne, runnng n connecton wth CANAANPACF C RALWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney, N. B. W., and callng at Vctorla, B. C, Honolulu and Brsbane, Q. UT AT HONOLULU ON OR ABOUT ATES BELOW STATE, VZ. FOR AUSTRALA. FOR VANCOUVER. AORANG MARCH 0 MOWERA MAR. 7 MOWERA APRL 7 MOANA APRL 4 MAHENO MAY CALLNG AT SUVA, FJ, ON BOTH UP AN OWN VOYAGES. O. H. AVES & CO.. Ltd., Genl Agts. AMERCAN HAWAAN STEAMSHP COMPANY. RECT MONTHLY SERVCE BETWEEN NEW. YORK AN HONOLULU, VA PACFC COAST. FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU. S. S. AMERCAN To sal February 5th S. S. MASSACHUSETTS To sal March 0th PROM SAN FRANCSCO TO HONOLULU. S. S. NEBRASKAN To sal March st S. S. NEVAAN To sal March 22nd FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRANCSCO. S. S. NEVAAN To sal February Sth S. S. NEBRASKAN To sal March st FROM SEATTLE AN TAOOMA TO HONOLULU. S. S. ARZONAN To sal (drect) February 20th S. S. NEVAAN To sal (va San Francsco)..March 6th C fc. Haokfeld &s Co., P. MORSE, General Freght Age. Ages. Pacfc Mal Steamshp Co. Occdeal & Oreal S. S. Co Toyo Kasen Kasha S. S. Co. Steamer of above Companlra wll call at Honr h nnd vp Hls rt on or about date lxkw men totfd: FOR CHNA AN JAPAN. FOR SAN FRANCS&.. CHNA FEB. 20 NPPON MARU FEU. 27 ORC MAR. 6 MANCHURA MAR. 5 HONGKONG MARU MAR. 22 KOREA MAR. 23 COPTC,...APR. 7 Calls at Manla..Sfor rft"lhrl.uh. appy to H HsdcfScl S. NPPON MARU FEB. 2 HONGKONG MARU FEB. 23 KOREA MAR 2 COPTC MAR. 3 SBERA MAR. 23 AMERCA MARU MAR. 3 & W Canned Fruts S. & W. Canned Fruts are justly celebrated for r excellence. All materals are scrupulously selected and greatest of care and cleanlness s observed n handlng and preparng same for market. Every consderaton s gven to meet demands of most exactng and fnshed artcle s subjected to most rgd tests before beng dstrbuted. S. & W. goods arc full weght and measure and are pure, wholesome and appetzng. Not only do y excel n qualty but y commend mselves from standpo of economy. lb tn 20c; per doz, $2.00., 2jl b. tn 30c; per doz, $3.25. Henry May & Co., Ltd., RETAL 22 TELEPHONES WHOLESALE 92. HAWAAN STAR, THURSAY, FEBRUARY 22, 906.! (For addtonal and later shlnlr see pages 4, 6 or 8.) TES, SUN AN MOON. New Moon Feb. 22, at 9:2G p. m. & US C c S p. 3 m W Feb a.m. p.m. p.m. a.m. Rses G C.28 COO C.27 C C a.m. p.m. Sets S S S.2S Tmes of tde re taken from U. S. Coast and Geodetc Survey tables. The tdes at Kahulul and Hllo occur about one hour earler than at Honolulu, Hawaan sta dard tme s 0 hours 30 mnutes slower than Greenwch tme, beng that of merdan of 67 degrees 30 mnutes. The tme whstle blows at :30 p. m., whch s same as Greenwch, 0 hours, 0 mnutes. The Sun and Moon are for local tme for whole group. U. S. EPARTMENT OF AGRCUL TURE WEAR BUREAU. The followng data, coverng a perod of 20 years, have been compled from Wear Bureau and McKlbbln re cords at Honolulu, T.. They are s sued to show tho condtons that have prevaled, durng tho moh n queston for above perod of years, but must not bo construed as a forecast of wear condtons for tho comng moh. Moh February for 29 years. Mean or normal temperature, 7 The warmest moh was that of S97, wth an average of 74 The coldtst moh was that of 903, wth an average of G7 Tho hghest temperature was 82 on 7th of SS0. 6th of S97, and 22nd and 23rd of 900. The lowest temperature was 52 on lcth of 902. PRECPTATON S77S9 (ran) 4, and 905. Average for moh, 4.75 nches. Average number of days wth.0 of an nch or more 2. Tho greatest mohly precptaton was 4.00 nches n 893. The hghest velocty of wnd durng February, 903 was 20 mles from The 0th nfary ball team defeated men from transport Lawton southwest on 7th. Staton: Honolulu, T. H. ate of ssue: January 30, 906. A com T 9 oclock averages from records of Terrtoral Meteorologst; 8 oclock averages from U. S. Wear Bureau records. The Hawaan Band wll gve a concert ths evenng at 7:30 at Ha ALEX. McC. ASHLEY, Secton rector. waan Hotel, wth followng program: ARRVNG. PART. Thursday, February 22. March, "Stars and Strpes Forever". S. S. Hong Kong Maru, Be, from Sousa Ore, due. Overture, "Washngtons Brthday".. Saturday, February 24.. Clauss Stmr. Knau, Freeman, from Hllo March, "Sprt of Lberty" Sousa and way ports, due n mornng. Stmr. Llkellke, Naopala, from Mnu and Lanal ports, due. Sunday, February 25. Moloka l, Stmr. W. G. Hall, S. Thompson, from Kaua ports, duo early n mornng. EPARTNG. Thursday, February 22. S. S. Sonoma, Herrlman, for Colones at 7 a. m. Frday, Februaryy 23. Stmr. Claudlno, Parker, for Maul ports 5 p. m. ARMY CHANGES. Captan Besse Shpp arrved yesterday on Sonoma from &anfrnnclsco, and wll assst Adjuta and Mrs. Bamberry n Salvaton Army work n Honolulu. The local corps wll gve her a welcome meetng tonght, tj whch all are nvted. Ensgn Besse Haynes, who has been n charge of corps for over two years, wll say goodbye to her solders and frends on Sunday nght next. She s gong on a furlough for a couple of mohs. JURY TRAL BEGUN. Judge e Bolt yesterday becan tral of fenem Shun at, Shen Lam and Shem Shee, for assault wth e to commt murder. eputy Attorney General Flemng and W. W. Thayer appeared for tho prosecuton and A. G. M. Robertson for defense. The followng jurors were sworn n: James Haughton, A. M. Smpson, J. J. Alberts, J. Ordensten, E. P. Chapn, J. wmon. cesser, Wllam Rose, J. G. Abreu, J. M. Tucker, A. A. unn and E. O. Whte. E. BURGESS At hs home, 530 Pensacol a street, (Honolulu, Hawa, at 2;30 oclock n afternoon of February 2, 906, of heart dsease from whch he had been sufferng severely for some tme, Nathnnlel F. Burgess, an Amercan who had been resde of Honolulu for about 25 years and who was 66 years of age at hs death. He leaves survvng hm a wdow and two sons, nl resde on manland. Both of sons nro physcans practcng thqln professon, ono of m n San Franclc o. Th deceased uaa a carpeer o.... V Telephone 78 PALAMAS BEAT Y. M. C. A. The Palama junors defeated tho Y. M. C. A. junors at.basket ball n Y. M. C. (A. gymnasum yesterday by 3 to 2. The teams were: Y. M. C. A. Ceer, B. Nott; forwards, H. Nott, M. Turner; goals,. Kng, J. Glllland. Palamas Ceer,. Pall; forwards, Aukal, Geo. wght; goals, Abraham, A. Lucas a.l George.Neper. A SOCKER PRACTCE. The practce game between talcs and Y. M. C. A. football elevens wll be played at four ths afternoon nstead of ths evenng as orgnally planned. Telephone Your Was to Cty Meat Market cl t r Selecton, Amercan Ars"..Coerno PART. Vocal, Hawaan Songs.. Ar. by Berger Mrs. N. Alapal. ermezz, "Slver Heels" Moret TwoSte p, "Happy Henle" Lampe Fnale, "The Yankee Grl" Hall "Star Spangled Banner." by trade and at one tme was most extensve buldng coractorln Honolulu. He ssued frst drectory of Hawaan slands. Of late years he has conducted a shop for repar of small machnery. He was a man of strong relgous prncples. The funeral wll take place at oclock ths afternoon from undertakng parlors of H. H. Wllams, Fort street. Elder C.. M. Wllams of tho Seveh ay Advest church wll conduct servces. The erme wll be ut Pearl Cty cemetery. Fne Job Prng, Star Offce. CALFORNA PROUCTS: Butter, Frut, Turkey and Chcken. Fresh on Every Steamer Choce sland Beef t ALL KNS OF VEGETABLES Orders elvered Promptly r& nr c yesterday afternoon by 6 to 5. The teams were: Teh nfary Boyle, c; Schoeffel, lb.; Van Vllet, 2b.; Carey, 3b.; Lemon, ss.; Van Vlet, Jr., f.; Gast, rf.; Fenne r, p.; Home, of. Lawton Perry, lb.; (Mtuphy, 3b.; Bassett, f.; avs, c; Baley, 2b.; anels, p.; Wate, cf.; Woods, ss.; McAfee, rf. Umpres Klley and Brown. Score by nnngs th nfary Lawton BASEBALL TOAY. The two ball games scheduled for ths afternoon wll undoubtedly draw a bg crowd. The frst game wll be between Honolulus and Punahou s The least mohly precptaton wus 0.28 nches n 905. HONOLULU GOLF CLUB. The greatest amou of precptaton The followng offcers were chosen at and second between amond Heads and Lustanas. The recorded n any 24 consecutve hours last nghts meetng of Honolulu was 8.65 nches on February 27th, SSS. Golf Club: Captan, H. B. Snclar; teams wll be made up thus: RELATVE HUMTY vce captan, F. Halstead; secretary, Honolulu Reuter, p.; Joy, c; Gleaso n, Average 9 a. m. 73; 9 p. m. 79f,. W. Anderson; treasurer,. Walker, lb.; J. Wllams, 2b.; En Sue, 3b.; THURSAY, FRAY AN A. (S90904 ); S a. m. C9; 8 p. m., C9 and R. Anderson, A. Armstr6ncommttee, g Wllams, ss.; E.TTernandez, f.; J. (903.) nnd. M. Ross. The Fernandez, fee for cf.; G. Bruns, Lous, f. CLOUS AN (S90903 WEAR.) 906 was put at $3. Punahou E. esha, p.; Bob AVhlte, Average number of clear days, 9; Satsfactory reports from all c; depart McCorrlston, lb.; Major Van Vllet, 2b.; (Meyers, 3b.; partly cloudy days, 3; cloudy days, C. mes were receved. A hearty vote of Jack esha, ss.; G. WN..thnks to S. M. amon was passed for esha, f.; Ahrens, cf.; Hanna, rf. hs generosty n allowng play over amond Heads Clark, p.; O. Jones, Tho prevalng wnds have been from Jhe Moanalua lnks as well ns c; J. for Gorman, lb.;. Sheldon, 2b.; En Norast. club house and or mprovemes. Sue, 3b.; J. eshn, ss.; G. esha, f.; The average hourly velocty of E. Fernandez, cf.; Lemon, esha, rf. wnd durng February, 905, was C.6 Lustanas Fretas, p.; Soares, c; SOLERS EFEAT SALORS. mles. Pmoal, lb.; Fernandez, 2b.; Bushnel l, Mederos, 3b.; Evers, ss.; Travers, f.; Mke Fretas, cf.; F. Soares, rf. CVC FEERATONS SESSON OL OFFCERS ELECTE AGAN REPORTS OF FFERENT COMMTTEES. The annual meetng of tho Cvc Fed eraton was held yesterday afternoon when all of retrng members of joxecutva commttee were ct ed and tho two vacances on board were flled. The commttee now s formed thus; W. R. Castle, presde; John A. Hughes, frst vce presde; R. H. Trejt, second Ed Towse, secretary; C. H. ckey, treasurer;. L. Wlthngton, Rev. r. Scudde r, F. J. Lowrey, Theo. Rchards, A. F. Grffths, Perley L. Home, r. Wood S. M. Kanakanu, W. A. Bryan and F. B. McStocker. W. R. Castle presded. The reports of dffere commttees submtted were all of a congratulatory and a hopeful tenor. Senator ckey reported recepts of $23 and expendtures of $09.09 leavng a balance of $3.3. P. L. Homo reported for tho eommtt eo on Publc Health, Educaton and Chartes. Tho commttee on Law and Order submtted a long report on ts Work for year. Telephone Man 78 Srlon Steak and Rb Roast, 0c. per pound :.:;:..?.? :o "S.0:" MPROVEMENT CLUB. All resdes on Berotanla street between Alapal and Pllkol streets erested n formaton of an mproveme club for that secton are requested to meet at resdence of Charles Hustace, Beretanla and Kapolan l, on Frday evenng next at 7:30. ORPHEUM LSutn Ml; saj,, WFS Mm" l w " ".one Mam 33. Vf ATER J. C. COHEN Manager: Rchard Buhler AN Natonal Stock Co., WENESAY, FEBRUARY 2; ALSO SPECAL HOLAY MATNEE, THURSAY, FEBRUARY 22, Pnk omnoes SATUR AY, ALSO MATNEE. MELORAMA. The Whte Caps NO AVANCE N PRCES. POPULAR PRCES; 25c, 50c, 75c. ORPHEUM TELEPHONE. WHTE C8. AMSSON TO MATNEE 25c. W. G. rwn & Co., Ltd Wrf.. G. rwn.. Presde and Manager lohn. Spreckels. Frst W. M. VcePresde Gffard....Second H. M. Whtney Treasurer Rchard vers Secretary B.. Spaldng Audtor SUGAR FACTORS, COMMSSON AGENTS AGENTS FOR Jceanlc Steamshp Co., San Francsco, Cal. Vestern Sugar Refnng Co., San Francsco, Cal. Baldwn Locomotve Works, Phladelpha, Pa. bewal Unversal Mll Co., Manufacturers of Natonal Cane Shredder, New York, N. Y. Pacfc Ol Transportaton Co., San Francsco, Cal. Get Your GAS RANGE Now t t means relef from unpleasa kt chen dutes buldng fres, carryng wood or coal, un necessary cleanng, etc. A Gas Water Heater wll sup " ply water n any quaty. and Both for sale by dealers X uuuu Gas Co, Ltd,, 0fflce Alexander Young Buldng "Mn JT.h f.v M HnMW V "fr tv" ffl...m Mnlll r r

3 HAWAAN STAR, TUSAY, FEBRUARY 22, 908. thubh CORPORATON NOTCES. Tho annual meetng of stockholded s of Sugar Factors Co., Ltd., wll bo held on March 6th, at 0 a. m., at offce of Company, Judd Buldng. MEETNG NOTCE. The annual meetng of Amercan Relef Socety wll be held on Monday February 26, 900, at 0 a. m., n ofllco of Geo. P. Castle, Stangonwald Buldng. W. O. ATWATER, Honolulu, February 2, 90G. ELECTON OF OFFCERS. WAANAE COMPANY. At adjourned annual meetng of stockholders of tho Walanae Company, held ths day at offlce of J. M. owsett, Honolulu, followng offcers were to serve for ensung year: Presde O. N. Wlcox VcePresde J. O. Carter Secretary and Treasurer J. M. owsett Audtor Henry Holmes rectors: G. N. Wlcox, J. O. Carter HONOKAA SU6AR CO. The regular annual meetng of stockholders of Honokaa Sugar Co. wll bo held at offlce of ts agenls, F. A. Schaefer & Co., corner of Mercha and Kaahumanu streets, n Wednesday, February 28th, 906 at 0 a. m. W. LANZ, Honolulu, February 9th, 906. PACFC SUGAR MLL. The regular annual meetng of stockholders of Pacfc Sugar Mll, wll be held at tho offce of ts ages, F. A. Schaefer & Co. corner of Mercha and Kaahumanu streets, on Wednesday, February 28th, 90C, at 2 p. m. W. LANZ, Honolulu, February 9th, 906. PULEHU PLANTATON CO., LT. Tho annual meetng of tho stockholders of Pulehu Plaaton Company, Ltd., wll bo held at tho offlce and prncpal place of busness of corporaton, Stangenwald buldng, Honolulu, on Tuesday, February 27th, 906, at 0:0 oclock a. m. Tho stock books 6f corporaton wll be closed for transfers on Thursday, February 5th, at 2 oclock m. HALEAKALA RANCH COMPANY. Tho annual meetng of stockholders of Haleakala Ranch Company wll be held at tho offlce and prncpal place of busness of tho corporaton, Stangenwald Buldng, Honolulu, on Tuesday, February 27th, 906, at 3 oclock p. m. The stock books of corporaton wll be closed for transfers on Thursday, February 5th, at 2 oclock m. WAALU... AGRCULTURAL PANY, LMTE. COM The Annual Mootng of Walalua Agrcultural Company, Lmted, wll be held at ofllco of Castlo & Cooke, Lmted, n Stangenwald Buldng, Mercha street, Honolulu, on Wednesday, February 28th, 906, at 0 oclock a. m., for electon of a Board of rectors for ensung year, recepton o annual reports, to consder and act upon a mortgage or deed of trust prepared n pursuance of authorzaton of tho Company at ts meetng October 9th, 905, and tho proceedngs of Board of rectors n connecton rewth, to authorze ssung and sale of bonds upon terms recommended by tho rectors and tho executon of tho trust deed or mortgage to sccuro tho same, and such or busness as may bo brought before sad meetng. By order of tho Board of rectors, CHAS. H, ARTON, Compan y, Secretary Walalua Agrcultural Lmted. Honolulu, February 5th, 906. A Columba Graphophone s glvon absolutely free to Star subscrbers. Road offer on page 7. CORPORATON NOTCES MAU AGRCULTURAL CO. Tho annual mootng of tho stockholders of Maul Agrcultural Company, wll bo held at tho offlce and prncpal placo of busness of tho company, Stangonwa ld Buldng, Honolulu, on Tuesday, February 27, 906, at oclock a. m. By order of tho Board of Managers, W. O. SMTH, KAHULU RALROA COMPANY. Tho annual meetng of tho stockholders of Kahulul Ralroad Company, wll be held at ofllco and prncpal placo of busness of tho corporaton, Stangenwald Buldng, Honolulu, on Wednesday, Fobruary 28th, 906, at 2 oclock p. m. The stock books of corporaton wll bo closed for transfers on Thursday, February 5th, at 2 oclock m. and J. O. owsett. ALEXANER & BALWN, LT., J. M. OWSETT, Tho annual meetng of tho stockholders of Alexander & Baldwn, Ltd.. KALUA PLANTATON CO.. LT. ated, Honolulu, T. H., Feb. 20, 903. wll bo held at tho offlce and prncpal Tho annual meetng of stockholders of Kallua Plaaton Company, place of busness of corporaton, Stangenwald Buldng, Honolulu, on Ltd., wll bo held at offce and StoolcloldoH Monday, February, 26th, 906, at 9 a.m. prncpal placo of busness of corporaton, Stangenwald Buldng, Hono AJOURNE Tho stock books of tho corporaton wll bo closed for transfers on Thursday, lulu, on Tuesday, February 27th, 906, at HAWAAN ELECTRC CO., LT. February 5th, at 2 oclock m. 0:40 o clock a. m. Tho stock books of The adjourned annual meetng of corporaton wll bo closed for transfers on Thursday, February 5th, at 2 stockholders of tho Hawaan Electrc oclock m. Company, Ltd., wll be held at Offce of Company, on Kng street, ths cty, on Saturday, February 2th, 906, at 2 oclock p. m. The stock books are closed from ths KAHUKU PLANTATON CO. day tll March st, 906. Tho annual meetng of stockholders of Kahuku Plaaton Com W. L. HOPPER, Secretary Hawaan Electrc Co., Ltd. pany wll be held at ofllco and HAWAAN SUGAR COMPANY. prncpal place Honolulu, Hawa, Feb. 9th of busness of tho corporaton, Stangenwald Buldng, Hono Tho annual meetng of stockholders of Hawaan Sugar Company, lulu, on Monday, February 26th, 906, at 2 oclock p. m. wll The stock books of bo held at tho offce and prncpal corporaton wll bo closed for transfers on Thursday, February 5th, at 2 oclock m. KOOLAU RALWAY CO., LT. Tho annual meetng of stockholders of Koolau Ralway Company, Ltd., wll be held at ofllco and prncpal placo of busness of tho corporaton, Stangenwald Buldng, Honolulu, on Monday, February 26th, 906, at 3 oclock p. m. The stock books of corporaton wll e closed for transfers on v Thursday, February 5th, at 2 oclock m. NAHKU SUGAR COMPANY, LT. Tho annual meetng of tho stockholders of Nahlku Sugar Company Ltd. wll be hold at offlce and prncpal placo of busness of th corporaton, Stangenwald Buldng. Honolulu, on Monday, February 26th, 908 at 4 oclock p. m. Tho stock books of. corporaton wll be closed for transfers on Thursday, February 5th, at 2 oclock m. E. E. PAXTON. HAKU SUGAR COMPANY. Tho annual meetng of tho stockholders of Haku Sugar Compfny wll bo held at tho offce and prncpal place Staugenwnof busness of corporaton, ld Buldng, Honolulu, on Tuesday, February 27th. 906, at 9 oclock a. m. The stock books of corporaton wll bo closed for transfers on Thursday, February 5th, at 2 oclock m. PAA PLANTATON. Tho annual mootng of tho stockholders of Pala Plaaton wll bo held at ofllco and prncpal placo of busness of tho corporaton, Stangenwald Buldng, Honolulu, on Tuesday, February 27th, 906, at 9:30 oclock a. m. The stock books of tho corporaton wll bo closed for transfers on Thursday, February 5th, at 2 oclock m. By order of tho Board of rectors, AEETNG." KALALNU PLANTATON CO. LT Tho annual mootng of tho stockholders of Kallallnul Plaaton Company Ltd., wll bo hold at tho ofllco and prncpal placo of busness of tho corporaton, Stangonwald Buldng, Honolulu, on Tuesday, February 27th, 906, at 0 oclock a. m. The stock books of tho corporaton wll be closed for transfers on Thursday, Fobruary 5th, at 2 oclock m. Secrotaryl Honolulu, Fobruary 4, 9C6, A Columba Graphophono s gven absolutely free to Star subscrbers. Road offer on pago 7. CORPORATON NOTCES. KULA PLANTATON CO., LT. Tho annual meetng of stockholders of Kula Plaaton Co., Ltd., wll be held at tho ofllco and prncpal placo of busness of corporaton, Stangenwald Buldng, Honolulu, on Tuesday, February 27th, 906, at 0:20 oclock u. m. The stock books of corporaton wll bo closed for transfers on Thursday, February 5th, at 2 o clock m. AEETNG. MAKAWAO PLANTATON CO., LT. Tho annual meetng of tho stockholders of Makawao Plaaton Company, Ltd., wll be hold at offce and prncpal place of busness of corporaton, Stangenwald Buldng, Ho nolulu, on Tuesday, February 27th, 906, at 0:30 oclock a. m. The stock books of tho corporaton wll bo closed for transfers on Thursday, February 5th, at 2 oclock m. E. E. PAXTON. place of busness of corporaton, Stangenwald Buldng, Honolulu, on Tuesday, Fobruary 2th, 906, at 2 oclock p. m. The stock books of corporaton wll be closed for transfers on Thursday,, February 5th, at 2 oclock m. AEETNG. KHE PLANTATON CO., LT. The annual meetng of stockholders of Khel Plaaton Co., Ltd., wll be hold at tho offlce and prncpal place of busness of tho corporaton, Stangenwald Buldng, Honolulu, on Wednesday, February 28th, 906, at 0 oclock a. m. The stock books,of corporaton wll be closed for transfers on Thursday, February 5th, at 2 oclock m. AEETNG. WAHAWA WATER CO., LT. The regular annual meetng of stockholders of Wahlawa Water Co., Ltd., wll be held at offces of Castle & Cooke, Ltd., Stangenwald Buldng, Honolulu, T. H., on Wednesday, February 23, 906, at lla. m. W. A. BOWEN, Honolulu, February 2, 906. APOCAA SUGAR CO., LT. The regular annual meetng of stockholders of Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd., wll be held at offlce of Castle & Cooke, Ltd., on Tuesday, February 27, 906, at a. m. C. H. ARTON, Honolulu, February 2, 906. WAMEA SUGAR MLL, CO. The regular annual meetng of stockholders of Walmea Sugar Mll Co., wll bo hold at offlce of ts ages, Castle & Cooke, Ltd., n Stangenwald Buldng, Honolulu, T. H., on Wednesday, February 23, 906, at 2 p. m. C. H. ATRTON, Honolulu, Fobruary 2, 906. AEETNG. KOALA SUGAR CO. The regular annual meetng of stockholders of tho Kohala Sugar Co. wll be held at offlce of ts ages, Castle & Cooke, Ltd., n Stangenwald Buldng, Honolulu, T.., on Monday, February 26, 900, at 0 a. m. C. H. ATRTON, Secretary Kohala Sugar Co. Honolulu, February 2, 906. AEETNG. EWA PLANTATON CO. The regular annual meetng of stockholders of tho Ewa Plaaton Co. wll be held at offlce of ts ages, Castle & Cooke, Ltd., n tho Stangenwald Buldng, Honolulu, T. H, on Tuesday, Fobruary 27, 900, at 0 a. m. C. H. ARTON, Secretary Ewa Plaaton Co. Honolulu, Fobruary 2, 900. Fne Job Prng, star Offlce. ELEGATON AT WASHNGTON (Coutlnutd from page one. me had over made, and that ts possesson was a guaray of safety for tho ere Paclllc Coast. He spoke n hgh terms of tho progress nlready made by tho people of slands, and dwelt at length on dffcultes and expenses of governng detached slands. Followng Col. Hepburn Mr. Mark Robnson made a bref general stateme of prese condtons as compared wth past, whch was lstened to wth erest by tho commttee. My own stateme wll appear n pred hearngs to follow by a later steamer. Messrs. Gat and Loebensteln followed next, and preseaton was n closed wth a few well chosen remarks by George W. Smth. Tho questons, whch were more or less conuous throughout tho hoar? ngs, showed a keen desre on tho part of tho commttee to get at our actual condtons; y nlso ndcated that condtons of our land leases and extravagance of our legslature are thngs whch subject us to very unfavorable crtcsm here. At close of tho hearng Mr. Lloyd expressed desre to hear tho delegaton on questons of ncreasng Supreme Court bench, and all tho or recommendatons of governor n hts report. t was refore necessary to explan to hm that delegaton had como under nstructons to confne mselves to revenue measure only. On Thursday preseed tho delegaton to Secretary Shaw at tho Treasury epartme,and to General MacKenzo Chef of Engneers at War epartme, he beng n drect charge of all fortfcatons work und harbor mprovemes. We nlso called on tho Secretary of War, but he was at Captol attendng anor hearng on tho Phlppne Bll. Tho fortfcaton bll has been reported to House, and carres about $400,000 for Hawa. Of ths sum $50,00 0 lsa drect tem for purchase of fortfcaton stes at Honolulu. Of remander report accompanyng bll ndcates that $200,000 of tem for emplacemes n tho nsular possessons s desgned for Hawa, and.judgng from tho proporton of lump sum for guns and armame. The fortfcaton bll as reported carres only about oneha lf total recommended by tho Secretary of War. t wll refore be seen that Hawa fares slghtly better n tho bll than does tho general fortfcaton work of naton. The members of tho delegaton have confned mselves strctly to r purpose n comng, and have made a splendd mpresson on members y have met. Tho valuo of a delegaton lke ths, composed of represeatve men of slands, s hard to over estmate, and shall always welcome tho conng of such a delegaton of busness men to wth offcal represea tve n efforts to secure legslaton for Hawa. Yours very truly, J. KALANANAOLE. elegate to Congress. Foregn News By Cable CARTER WLL NOT RESGN. SAN FRANCSCO, February 22. Governor George R. Carter of Hawa who reached hero on tho steamer Man chura yesterday says that he does not end to resgn hs offce. He wll resume hs dutes us soon a ho has re covered hs health. RYOCK EWEY. WASHNGTON, February 22. Tho drydock ewey has reached Canary slands. The ewey s ono of largest dry docks over bult. t was constructed on Atlac Coast for servce n Phlppnes, and s beng towed out to slands under coract for governme of Ued States. The tow s tho longest, and n many ways most remarkable n marne hstory. HEYBURN PURE FOO BLL. WASHNGTON, February 22. Tho Heyburn pure food bll has passed Senate. ENGLAN CONFERS HONORS. TOKO, Fobruary 22. Tho Prlnco of Connaught has nvested Admral Togo, Feld Marshal Ynmagata and Feld Marshal Oyama wth ordor of mert. SSENSON S REPORTE. LONON, February 22. ssonslon s roported n tho Cabnet over polcy to bo uursued n South Afrca. TO WELCOME LONG WORTHS. HAVANA, Fobruary 22. Congress has appoed a commute to oxtend an offcal welcome to tho Longwortls. JAPANESE WAR TAXES. TOKO. Fnhrnnrv 52. Tm House of Peors has passed bll provdng for conuaton of tho war taxes. Clos WHP NO MORE SALORS. LONON, February 22. The practce of brchng ls beon abolshed n navy. SPRANS. A spran may bo cured very quckly by applyng Chamberl.lns Pan Balm to njured parts every hour, and rubbng vgorously at each applcaton. f tho rubbng causes too much pan, apply Pan Balm wthout rubbng, t should be appled us smon as possble after tho njury s rec lved and bofore tho partsbocomo nflamed and swollen. For salo by all doalers Benson, Smth & Co., ages for Hawa. HACYWERNC KE ROLLER TOP ESKS The rchest, matched, fgured golden oak s used n manufacture of se fne desks. They are made as well as a strctly hghclas s desk can be made and n elegance of desgn, perfecton of fnsh and durablty of constructon are all that could be desred. These desks are ftted wth most modern applances and possess many desrable features not found n or desks. The prces wll be found to be surprsngly moderate. H. HACKFEL & CO., Ltd., AGENTS. CE! CE! CE! ce tme has come round agan.and you are probably thnkng of matter of your regular supply. We can strongly recommend our ce. t s made by te most machnery and ts cleanlness s guaraeed. Our ce s warraed to be absolutely free from germs and rsk of dsease whch r presence brngs. At same tme our ce s most economcal made. t lasts nearly half as long agan as nferor ce. Ths s an mporta consderaton n a hot summer. Hawaan Electrc Co., Ld Offce, Kng St., near Alakea nr., rm rrwrnr 08 a socety We carry a full lne of Socety Statonery, ncludng all latest noveltes. We have a splendd selecton of Cranes fancy hghcla ss wrtng paper and envelopes, also tablets of varous szes. Wo keep n stock newest thng n tablets whch s of extra largo sze, tho paper beng requred to be folded only once each way n order to ft o an ordnary oblong envelope. HAWAAN NEWS CO, The How to handle YOUNG work at less expense, ncrease profts and cconomlzo T. v on tme and temper. TALOR. Cleaned, JJyed and Repared. 637,! jretanla Street. Opposte Queens Hosptal. Cty Heat Queston detal HAYASH. Harket All Knds of FRESH MEAT, FRUT VEGETABLES AN CALLFORNA BUTTER FRESH TURKEY AN CHCKEN. sland boef srlon steak 0c a pound. Choce rb roost 0a a pound. TELEPHONE MAN 78. St. Phone Man 390. BULNO STORE. m tnum WW nwwh Statonery ANSWER. Offce Company LT Hawaan Specalty Everythng for tho ofllco. REUCTON" SALE! Now on and wll conue ths moh. All knds of hats at great bargans. K. XJYEA Nuuanu Street between Hotel and Kns Fre nsurance! Atlas Assurance Company of Londut, Phoenx Assurance Company of London. New York Underwrters Agency. Provdence Washngton nsuraaw Company. TUB B, F. LLNGHAM GO,, LMTE General Ages for Hawa. Fourth Floor, Stangenwald BulMn. 4 T 6 a f.

4 ffc W f nap v W TP "V."T" " M rou,te HAWAAN STAn. THURSAY, FEBRUARY 22, 90G. Hawaan Star, & ALY Af SEMWEEKL Eublshcd every afternoon (except Sunday) by Hawaan Star Newspaper Assocaton, Lmted. SUBSCRPTON RATES. Cocal, per annum $8.00 toregn, 2.00 Payable n advance. FRANK L. HOOGS MANAGER. ftursay T... FEBRUARY 22, 906 The proposal for redempton A A nf sn.rnllcd Wnkk swnmns, HnKtam S & whch was preseed to Board t PrOOSal Health yesterday by Presde S 2 Pnkham, s almost audacous n ;XKSX:XX"XX:::! ts boldness. t proposes heroc treatme. t offers more than a cure. t proposes actual embellshme. The duck ponds and bayous of ths Wakk regons have long preseed problems ever recurrng to Board of Health. They are frutful n complas. They have been abunda n commttee and offcal reports. There arc, however, those who clam that r offense s more to eye than to saaton ; that y are ner offensve to or senses, nor menacng to health any more than any regon would be f those saary condtons whch are not depende on natural condtons alone, arc not looked after. t s dened that y are breedng grounds for mosqutos, and re s much evdence n support of ths. The regon s a tract lttle above sea level connected wth sea by tortuous bayous through whch re s some moveme of sea.water wth rse and fall of tde, though t s not stated how far from shore ths moveme extends. Through t flood.waters of a consderable area of slope from mouans pour. Adjonng t s a large area of rce lands through whch waters of Manoa and Palolo Valleys flow. The whole regon s now used for rce, bananas, vegetable gardens, or s waste land overrun wth water, overgrown wth bulrushes or used as duck ponds. t les just back of Wakk beach property, consdered fnest resdence property n cty. Plans for reclamng a part of regon dscussed by Presde Pnkham n hs report, were proposed seven years ago and n part begun. The break n demand for resdence property all over cty was mmedate cause of abandonme of project, f ndeed, t were erely feasble n frst place..the work undertaken at that tme, however, resulted n abandonme of a consderable area of rce and banana land, most of whch has snce lan dle. There can be no doubt that Presde Pnkhams proposal for a great lagoon 250 feet wde, nearly thrty feet deep and more than two mles long, appeals to magnaton. Hs whole plan rests on proposal to transform at large cost land whch s now agrcultural land, whch t s not certan s not capable of complete saary treatme and stll reman agrcultural land, o resdence property. The queston must arse, and wll doubtless be fercely coroverted, wher re s any economc demand for artfcal creaton of res dencc property of that character. Presde (Pnkham n hs report seems to acpate ths for he devotes consderable space n hs report to corovertng opnon that tendency of growth s toward hgher lands, towards mouans. He ctes prese tendency n Los Angeles for growth of cty to spread toward level lands and not toward heghts and hgher lands. He ctes reclamaton of Back Bay dstrct and or portons of Boston. Hs coeon may be sound. But re.can be no doubt that at prese tendency n Honolulu s toward hgher portons. That however may be smply a passng phase. Presde Pnkhams argume seems a strong one, wher t s conclusve or not. The proposal has been so carefully worked out, and offers a soluton of so a vexed a problem that t deserves very careful consderaton. Presde Pnkham expressly says t s put forward for purpose of conceratng atteon on a problem that needs soluton ; that t s not put forward for mmedate executon, but for consderaton, and such mmedate acton as wll enable plan to be carred out n future at reasonable and not prohbtve cost. The proposal s too radcal and too ggac to be nstaly accepted. t s not too radcal or ggac for mmedate and unbsaed consderaton. t ought to be lad before Mr. Robnson for hs consderaton whle he s here and whle he s consderng that part of cty n ts relaton to whole, and maturng hs plans for a comprehensve fchem? for beautfcaton of whole cty. The defeat of Congressman Grosvenor for by Congressman hs party, wll probably come as a Grosvenor surprse to coury, though re have been some matons of t as a possblty. Mr. Gros venor has been n congress for eghteen years, conuously snce 885 wth excepton of one term from 89 to 893. He came to congress wth large legslatve experence derved n Oho legslature. He s a man of large ablty and forceful character. He s a consummate poltcan and an effectve legslator rar than a statesman. He has lttle er of orgnalty or ndependence of vew. He goes wth hs party, and wth eleme of party that s n power, not cleme that s strvng for reform, or betterme, or change. He has a good deal of Presde McKnleys unerrng judgme of tendency of party and poltcal moveme, wthout much of Mc Knleys leadershp of se tendences. He was an unfalterng follower and supporter of Presde. McKnlcy n all hs poltcal for! GLLETTE Safety Razors tx d oac tm t) n a o h a largo consgnme just receved Hol lster rug Co. Tr Ths s annversary of Washngtons Brthday, by far most 2 5 Washngtons wdely observed annversary of Brthday any Amercan holday that commemorates a man rar than an NOTCE. eve. The Amercan people nave Begnnng November B, 905, owng never shown mselves very en to a change n prce of certan szes of crushed rock, prces wll be as thusastc n celebraton of natal or or annversares of men, no follows: FOR SALE matter how hgh y may hold se men n esteem. Of specfcally Amercan holdays, Memoral ay, Fourth of July, and No. 2 $.80 per cubc yard. No. $.55 per cubc yard. (Thanksgvng ay, each celebrates an eve or appeals to a seme. No. 3 $2.03 per cubc yard. No. 4 $.S0 per cubc yard. Rabbts, Gunea Pgs, faa ll Of Chrstmas and New Years same may be sad except that Chrstmas s n form a natal day celebraton. Asde from se re are that No A has been reduced to prac Just tho thng for a chlds Wo wsh to call atteon to fact pgeons and or pets. no unversally celebrated publc holdays n Amerca. Washngtons tcally tho prce of whte sand, makng brthday gft. brthday comes nearest to t. But throughout length and t avalable for all knds of concrete Also fancy chcks from one work for whch t s far superor to day breadth of land, except for fact that banks and those zoo to three mohs old. busnesses whch arc drectly and daly depende on banks, arc clos Enqure at tho any or sand. ed, and for occasonal celebratons here and re, and banquets and LOR & BELSER evenng observances n many places, re s no vsble evdence of a general holday. Aet though attempts have been made to make Lncolns and or 6f our great mens brthdays general holdays, and y have been Kaumukl ade jegal holdays n many states, efforts have met wth lttle OUEEN STREET success. That Washngtons brthday s celebrated to wde exte that t s a land where apprecaton of heroes and great men s not wang, but where r natal days arc not observed, exte M. PHLLPS & CO., to whch Washngtons brthday s observed s hghest proof of Wholesale mpoer a hs.preemnen n hearts of Amercan people. And Jobbers of AMERCAN AN EUROPEAN RY GOOS Frewood, Stove, Steam and Blacksmth Coal WHOLESALE AN RETAL. Specal Atteon Gven To HAYXQ ALSO, WHTE AN BLACK SAN. 55 L M What a luxury to ba 5 M when you have all Hot a Water you wa. & The only way you can Ret t s to nstall a Rapd Bath Heater. ts always ready day and nght. A match and wth a Rapd. a bath For sale by E. R. BATH, ARe ON EXHBTON AT OUR STORE. 65 S. Kng Street, Telephone Man 6t STENWAY AN OR PANOS. THAYER PANO CO. 56 AN 58 HOTEL STREET. Opposte Young Hotel. tunes. He has wrtten a bography of McKnlev. After death of McKlnley, as soon as t became appare that Roosevelt had establshed hmself n confdence and leadershp of Amercan people, he attached hmself to hs poltcal churot. n House he has been nsta, servceable, and ndefatgable n carryng out wshes of Presde. There has been one excepton to ths. He was wth eleme of party that was opposed to any modfcaton of tarff at tme when Presde seemed nclned to favor some tarff reforms. As charman of Commttee on Rules, whch vrtually corols order and procedure of busness, n conjuncton wth Speaker, he las had opportuy to be of great servce to thu Presde. He was a member of Taft party whch passed through here to Phlppnes last July. Ho s looked upon as one of those most stalwart n adng plans of Taft and Presde for Phlppnes. t seems lkely that bs defeat s a symptom of that reacton aganst Presde whch s observable n many drectons. Though fght beng made aganst hm n he dstrct had become a matter of wde erest, re seems to have been lttle thought, outsde of dstrct at least, that he would be defeated. The matter had become a subject for tho paragraphers but tho tone of treatme was usually one of Jocular commlssoratlon for those who were mpractcable enough to thnk he could bo defeated. Grosvenor, however, s so adept a poltcan and a man of such ablty that t s very lkely le wll regan hs seat agan after beng out one term. Apparely a large proporton of tho men out to see tho pawde had r duck suts n tho wash. t certanly was a great show ths mornng. Governc Qarjer soems determned to Corner of Fort.nd Queet St. Coractor and Bulder House Paer owalo, Sherdan Street, near Kng. Honolulu H.. Telephone Welt 60. S. SAK, Bamboo Furure AN PCTURE FRAMES. Neat and Handsome esgns made to order. 5B3 Beretanla Street, near Punchbowl. TELEPHONE."3LUE 88. Ornameed COMBS We have a new stock of m moued wth gold and pearls n real and mtaton tortose shell. Let us show you some of our new goods. Just receved. They wll surely please you. WCHMAN co., vra PORT STREET. LEANG JEWELERS. Telephone Man 0 P. O. Box 683. HARRY ARMTAGE l3rolcer.a.. Stooc tn cl uooa Members of Honolulu Stock Exchange. and Bond Few shares, of followng stocks for sale: Poneer Mll Co., Oahu Sugar Co., Ewa Plaaton Co., Hawaan Sugar Co., Walalun Agrcultural Co., Etc. Offce, Campbell Block....Mercha St. Honolulu, T. H. keep up tradtons, wll not resgn. He says t was a surprse to everyone that re uro so many people n Honolulu. lu One of greatest turf scandals ever known n Amerca has just broken. t s now charged that Lou llon, queen of all trotters, was doped durng tho decdng raco wth Major elmar for.possesson of $5,000 gold cup and champonshp ot world, Lou llon s owned by C. K. O. Bljllngs, ot Chcago, a mllonare. Major elmar s owned by Elmer E. 6mars, anor mllonare. Each owner had won cup once. At 804 meetng of r respectve horses at Memphs, one or or of men would wn a second tme and permanely. There was greatest rvalry between m. Now t s alleg ed that Smars corrupted Ed. Sand ers, brotner of Bllngs traner, and hmsolf an employe of Bllngs, to fx" tho mare so tmu Major elmar would be sure to wn. Ths, t s clamed, was done by puttng shot and mercury n mares quarter boot. Bllngs, t s ald, wll sue Smathors for $00,000 damages. The matter s certanly one of tho most sensatonal turf oplsodes n hstory "f trottng ovoa. SPECAL EXHBTON The Chocest Selecton of JAPANESE ART GOOS ever shown n Honolulu, Just Receved by " Korea." Old Satsuma, Closonne, Kaga,... Hrato, Mkko, Bronze, Slver, Brass, amascene and Amony Wares Embrodered Screens, Table Ceers and Covers, Kmonas, ressng Gowns, Mandarn Coats and Embroderes n Slk, HalfSl k and Cotton n Household epartme : nrch n CUT GLASS, Etc., Etc. t Are you lookng for Blankets ana Comforters Ceer Sofa fcag: or oor Mats F SO, CALL AN SEE OUR STOCK. E.W.Jordan & Co., Honolu u ron works. STEAM ENGNES, SUgXr MLLS, BOLERS, COOLERS, RON, BRASS AN LEA CASTNGS. Machnery of Every escrpton Made to Order. Partcular atteon pad to Shps Blacksmlthng. Job Work Executed on Short Notce. W. G. rwn & Go, AGENTS FOR Royal nsurance Co., ot Lverpool, Eng. Allance Assurance Co., of London, Ens. Scottsh Unon & Natonal ns. Co., ot Edlnburg, Scotland. Fre Assocaton of Phladelpha. Allance nsurance Corporaton Ltd. Wlhelma of Magdeburg General ns. Company.!J., Followng s offcal PROGRAM program for Y. M.. celebraton of Washngtons brthday to be held at San Aono Hall, n Vneyard street, ths evenng: Overture, "Our Own Ued States".. Ells Quet. roductory Remarks... By Presde Address By Judge H. E. Hghton Song, "Star Spangled Banner" Mrs. Alapal. Rectaton Mss A. H. Franca Song "Comc Song"... T. F. McTlghe Address "Y. M.."...W. S. Flemng Song "Amerca" "V. S. Ells The lterary program wll be followed by a dance, and affar s n charge of followng commttees: Executve Commttee J. A. Morgan, P. Ftzgbbons, F. W. Weed. Commttee of Arrangemes Thos. F. McTlghe, charman; Clem K. Qulnn, J. Andrade, F. W". Weed, John A. Hughes, P. Ftzgbbons. Recepton Commlttee. F. McCor,rston, Thomas A. Honan, Arthur P. Watson, Gerald Hughes. Floor Commttee Wllam G. Wlson Wm. J. Gallager, John F. Cowes, Jas. J. Hughes. FELL FROM HORSE. Mss Bornlco Cook fell from her horse near Thomas Squre ths mornng shortly before he parade started. She was taken to a neghborng house, where her njures were found to be not at all serous. PRESENT CALLE TO ACCOUNtT Presde Roosevelt may have been pretty busy n New York state embrolme, but hs alleged perncous actvty n Glasgow campagn s hardly of a sort to warra Tmes request for a dsclalmer.ftlllwau kee Senel. ON HGHEST PEAKS. ledmund Candler, exnloror and trav eler, beleves that summts of (Mou Everest and or gas of Hmalayas wll always reman that se flvem lo peaks "unloes some knd of aeral transport U requlrton&d, whsk Jg no part of m Bolter Try Some Or. Then Try Ths! We have sole agency and havehat for years. Because we have found t best! The enman Ranch has fnest Creamery n Calforna. SOLE AGENTS. M 69 Kng Street. Telephone 20. game," wll reman tll end of tme securer than north pole. Recordbreakng Teduces tself to a. test of endurance. There must come a po when strongest clmber wll succumb, and t s not so much a queston of muscles as of lungs. "Thus best clmbers," he wrtes, "after.breakng tho back of an asce, have collapsed a few hundred yards from summt, as dd Ftzgerald, who led frst expedton that scaled Aconcagua, and was hmself left behnd by hs gude when vctory seemed almost wthn hs grasp. "n Tbet Gurkhas and r Brtsh offcers," tho same wrter conues, "fought an acton at 8,500 feet, and found enemy nmble enough n retreat; whch shows that se Mongol folk, whose lungs aro expanded by lvng and workng n hgh places, are more actve at great elevatons than dwellers n plans. Gven wll to do so, y could no doubt reach an alttude a thousand feet or more hgher than hghest attaned by any European. But y are too phlosophc to ncludo recordbreakamong r deals." What s hghest elevaton at whch t would be possble for a man of ordnarly sound lungs to brea? Mr. Candler says: "The queston s often mooted, but ul facltes for clmbng n Hmalayas are greatly mproved t wll be dffcult to come to any concluson. Balloonlsts have been known to ascond to 30,000 feet, but ths s because y can st qute motonless n r car and avod exerton of any knd. As densty of ar decreases, and respraton becomes more and more a labor, moveme becomes an mpossblty. "r. Workman and hs party found sleep mpossble n r advanced camp at 9,350 feet. las soon as y began to doze respratory movemes dmnshed, tssues dd not get an adequate supply of oxygen, and y would wake up wth a start gaspng for breath. From whch ono mght nfer that hghest mouans n world those above 26,000 feet at any rate are practcally naccessble." A Columba Graphophone a gven absolutely fren to Star subgclbexs. Read, offer otupago ( 7. U n? &. HL s

5 7"T, r..? HAWAAN STAH. TUJRSAY. FEBRUARY St, 996. FVH V t, s Elega LNGERE AN LACE WASTS n long and short sleeves. A whole wndow full, all,samples, no two alke, now on sale. NEW VOLE SKRTS wth and wthout drop skrts, no two alke, very stylsh, from $7.50 upavards. HANSOME WHTE SLK SUTS n wash and Taffeta slks. SPRNG STYLES LAES COVERT COATS, very newest out. WASHABLE HATS for chldren and msses, made over a frame, erely new, just a few samples from 75c. up. Our mmense HwRjl nd arouna were, lme fc.js.l Assortme of New SPRNG WASH MATERALS s now open. They are daer and pretter than ever. Your nspecton s solcted. m n. am all, aaa Quck Repars Smple lor complcated lenses duplcated quck and accurate work. Prescrpton work a specalty. Broken Frames Repared promptly and to last. A. N. SANFOR, Optcan. Boston Buldng, Fort Street, Over May & Co. FLORAL PARAE A GREAT SUCCESS Conued fo page one). o lne wth a very handsome blend ng of delcate colors. Palo green, pale blue, lavendar and pnk were combned n a most tasteful and effectve manner. The car was a most beautful eght. "Wth Hon. Alexander Young wero Mrs. Young, Mss Young, Mrs. r. Humphrs and Mrs. Slattery. NT CANLES WAS N L J. A. McCandless, wth hs bg now machne gvng a defa "honk" turned o lne wth streamers of brght red carnatons amd a green background of ferns and evergreens. The colorng was quet but effectve. The occupas were J. A. McCandless, The colorng was strong and effectve. "Mss A. Jones, Mss Kmball, Mss Blake, Mss aukea. F. E. Rchardsons machne, coanng hmself and Mrs. Rchardson, Senator and Mrs. J. M. owsett and Mrs. J. M. Campbell, camo next. Bg yellow roses were tho predomnatng feature of ts decoratons, wth dark green background, and tho effect was very pleasng to tho eye. Streamers from t sort of May poll, boro many of flowers and ladles sttng beneath were dressed n tasteful harmony wth tho decoratons. Cherry blossoms, formng a beautful and delcate dsplay of a Japans pretty natonal blossom, mado C. C. Von lamm automoble a delghtful spectacle. The decoratng had been very carefully and artstcally done and wth gratfyng result. Tho occupas of ths car were C. C. Von Hamm, Mrs. Byron Balrd, Mss Cartwrlght, Mrs. C. C. Von lamm. Tho Hawaan Hotel auto, last n tho frst class, was named wth a "catch phrase," "Every day s May ay n Hawa." t had a May pole, and brght ndeed were ts May ay decoratlonb. Tho occupas, all lookng, part of May, wero Mss Wolters, Mss. Lyons, Mss Rchardson, Master Rchardson. They were cheered along lno for happy combnaton of color and pretty degn. ANCENT HAWA REPRESENTE James Qulnns automoble, represeng ance Hawull, had whte kahls at corners and goldon showers and peppers for docoratons, Tho effect was very fne. nsde wero a number of lttle grls, prettly dressed for tho occason. They were Mlsses Kealll, Kolomoku, "Wllams, Mundson Holloway and Lunahan. "Undo Sam and Hawa" followed. AV. t. Clark, represeng Uncle Sam, wae tho ono at tho holm, and Mss Maud Welch represeed Hawa to perfecton. Tho plan was a float, represeng a unon of Amerca and chldren carryng tho flags of varous natons. They wero from tho Free Kndergarten. The dea was an excelle one and t was well carred out. H. Relnecke made a ht wth a crass hut. Hs auto was covered wth grass, n form of a hut, and ho had a Hawaan lady Cor hs companon. Behnd wero Hawalans sngng hulas and meles, nsde hut. The machne was applauded all along tho lne. J. F. Bells machne formed anor pretty color scheme, flowers and greens makng up a harmonous effect whch we well wth costumes of passengers carred. They were J. F. Bell, Mrs. Boll, Mrs. AV. S. Schultz. Marston Campbell carred Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Zumwalt and Mrs. A. J. Lyons. The decoratons wore bur orango Bougalnvllloa and whte, and tho effect was anor handsome spectacle for slghseers. H. Fujkawa, K. Yamamoto and H. Yamana rode n an automoble eered by Fujkawa, wth a very elaborate makeu p. Tho two frst named were made up as Japanese warrors of old tmes, and wth m was a lttle Japanese youngster carryng a Washngton hatchet. A tree loaded wth cherry blossoms made tho plcturo a pretty one. and completeness of detal of costumes was much prased. E. O. AVhlte followed, wth decoratons of green and bur orango colored.bougalnvlllea, makng a tasteful exhbt n tho long lne of colorng. Wth E. O. Whte, were Mrs. Whte, Mss A. J. Phlps, Austn Whte. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben E. exters car dsplayed an exqustely worked out scheme of Amercan flag. The thrteen strpes carefully worked out n red bougalnvlllea and whte carnatons. The stars were Avhlto marguertes on a blue feld. The whole effect was very strkng and was one of most admred n parade. Wth Mr. and Mrs. exter were Mss Hellbrun and Mrs. H. P. Eakln. Anor Hawaan Hotel auto carred Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Boyd, Mrs. Bews, wfe of manager, and Mss Levy. Cherry, dark orange bougalnvlllea and ferns formed a very attractve combnaton on ths machne. Tho tug Eleu came rollng o lne next, drven by Lous Marks. Hs machne represeed well known old tug und was completely hdden under outlnes of tug, whch was complete even to smokestack. The creaton was a very clever ono. Wth Lous Marks were Mrs. Marks and chldren. Edgar Henrlqucs had anor lne lookng turnout, cypress and lehua makng up most of tho decoratons. C. Held was hs companon on machne. The press machne, offered to local press by courtesy of tho Von Hamm Young Company, had for ts occupas A. P. Taylor, W. F. Sabln, and F. L. Hoogs, wth hs daughter orothy. ts decoratons wero Amercan Hogs and two hugo pencls crossed n fro. WASHNGTON WAS N L L. M. Vetleson, made up as George Washngton and accompaned by "La Fayette" we by amd applause, both UnS characters sutablo for occason. r. W. L. Moore, Mrs. Mooro and chldren, had a runabout brghtly colored wth red decoratons and formng a very pretty pcture. Kenneth Brown had bougalnvlllea purple decoratons and t. C. Stackablos runabout was also tastefully gotten up. r. W.. Anderson and wfe were surrounded by a glorous dsplay of roses on tholr machne and formed ono of features of tho parade. The autos kept up a goodly speed. They turned up Bshop street to Hotel and wo along Hotel to Rchards to Boretanla and nce back to Thomas Square. So rapd was tho speed, n fact, that by tho tme tho last of tho rders wero leavng Thomas square, automoblltho frst, Promoton Commttee, o, turned o Thomas Square agan on return There was practcally no busness n Honolulu today except that of Floral Parade. TALLYHOS CARRAGES Folljwlng automoble dvson came carrages and floats secton. At head of ths dvson wns tallyh o from Royal Hawaan Hotel n whch rode a large perceage of vstng Oregonlan people. The conveyance was drawn by eght black horses and was drven by Gulllghe Ben r. The rg looked brlla n yellow and black and green. Sx Hawa nn pa u rders attended ths rg. n oonveynnco were followng: Henry Bews, H. L. Plttock ;Mrs. H. L. Plttock, Mss Helen L. Plttock, Mrs. W.. Turk, Mrs. O. W. Rchardson, Mrs. O. H. Strong, Mrs. (A. M. Lendbette r, Mrs. Crawhnll, Mrs. Margaret Mordau, Mrs. P. E. Brlgham, Mrs. r. Emly Noble, Mrs. Chase, Mrs. T. E. Wlder,.Mss Qaylord, Mss Carolne Eddy, Mr. J. F. Eddy, Mrs. Carolne E. Hamblen. The pa u rders were Mrs. Pllomena, Mrs. L, Mrs. Luuka, Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Kulla and one or. Behnd talyh o came a pretty spke team of blacks drawng a trap n whch were Mss Macfarlane and Major George C. Potter, both n whte. On rear seat was a Japan tgor dressed n whte. Ths rg was decorated n red hyblscus. The Oregon grls float was thrd n lne or ths dvson. The El Caplta n tallyh o was decorated wth myrads of paper lllma lets releved wth green. n coach vere W. A. Wann, and famly, and Edward ekum and Oregon grls as follows: Mss B. Brown of Salem, Mss E. Cr)sson of The alles, Mss B. Courtemancho of McMlnnlevlle, Mss F. Hovrcn of Vancouver, Mss E. M. Kng of Walla Walla, Mss S. Madlgan and Mlss S. Phllps of Portland, Mss K. Nash of al Grande, Mss E. Parsley of Rosebur g, Mss M. Proebstel of La Grande and Mrs. W. T. Wearred, tho chapcron e. All of party wore tho Oregon badges of satn, rrhls party attracted much atteon all along tho lne. The party was dressed erely n whte. Nobody was surprsed when next conveyance that appeared, tralng close after Oregon grls was a spankng team of horses druwlng a neat rg,n whch were seatced Col. Sam Parker and Prnce avd Kawananakoa. Col. Parker handled rbbons. Both looked ner to rght nor left but kept r eyes nvted on tullyh o coach ahead. r. Po drove a very strkng con veyance, a phaeton, whch was a mass of blue and whte paper flowers represeng Portuguese color. He was attended by a footman n whte. A very pretty rg came next. t was a tandem trap n whch were Msses reler and Mss ckson. Mss reler held rbbons. Ths conveyance was decorated wth red carnatons. Probably cutest f not clevere st dea n parade was shown n next rg, a pony curt n whch rode Mss Margery Gllman. The cart represeed a water lly. The wheels and body of cart were green releved wth later lles, whle seat was n form of nn open lly, n whch sat cute lttle lady ddlvlng her whte pony. Eght whte horses drew Lews bg tallyh o coach wth Lews hmself handlng rbbons, for Kamehameh a Grls detachme. The coach was decorated n red hyblscus releved on Vctora street, mauka of Bere, tana street. A. F. wth green leaves. The young Judd n charge. women The Judgng n ths conveyance, of automobles wll begn at 9 oclock. and all n whte, were Esr Purdy, Emma Keau, Ka Carrages and rders, must bo n po lahkl Plllwale, El Robnson, M.stlon at 9:30 oclock. rlam Mundon, Mlkahala Awana, Ade Frst bugle call to start parade rtt lne Hose, Mnry Gohler, Lyda Macy,,9:55 a. m. At second bugle call at 0 Kalko Napaelua, Lllan Broad, Rose a. m., parade starts. Hussey, Ah Moe Ahkul, AVlllelmlna j AUTOMOBLES. Weght, Alce Brlckwood, Jula Lazaro, asy Sheldon, Alce Mahkoa, Lly A. A. Young n Charge. Kekuewa, Ah Choy Ahu, Mram vson A Cars Over 20 H. P.; Promoton Commttee, W. H. Balrd, C. T Kauhan e, Lucll Nan Hala, Esr Cockett, la Kumaka, Lousa Nahlnu, Mary avles. G. P. Wlder, Arch. A. Young, Chapn, Lawrence. F. W. Macfarlane, Jr., A. F. Afong, A. Young, J. A. McCandless. Mss Nelle Ktchen looked swell n a yellow tandem cart wth Harold ll, llngham by her sde. She wore a lght colored drvng cloak. The general et of cart was n yellow and black, yellow chrysahemums beng used wth effect. No. 2 hose cart and engne followed and made a lne showng. Members of crews were aboard vehcle from j. Bolser. R. C. Staekable. r. Anderson, F. T. Blckerton, r. W.. Moore, fre departme. Arches of purple bougalnvlllea crossed body of A. Werhouse, H. Hackfeld & Co., Jas. hose cart. Calla lles helped to com. ole, G. Owens, Moana Hotel, Chas. plete tho decoraton of ths cort. The Herbert,. E. Hoffman. same varety of flowers were used n A. M. Brown, Marshal of Parade. decoratng engne. Walter F. llngham, Asssta. The polce patrol, handsomely Marshal. decorated and wth polce stars of purple VEHCLES.. and whte astors on sdes of R. W. Shngle, n charge. Tallyhrg, o followed detachme from drawn by Eght black horses, lre departme. wth 6 Pa u Outrders. Behnd tho patrol wagon came Buckskn Tandem. school chldren floats. Some very good Team and Trap. Tallyh o, carryng Oregon Grls, drawn deas were shown. n a lttle pony phaeton wero Mss Psyche Berry dressed as George Washngton and by her sde sat Mss Jula Holllnger as Martha (Washngton. n fro blackened up as beng well gotten up and a negro coachman of Cojonlal tmes was Master Wlle Holllnger. The llt te carrage caused much amuseme nnd was decorated n hyblscus blossoms and rosalla. And as George Washngton came before hs coury so next came float from Koohumanu School, represeng tho Ued States and Hawa..Ths float whch was allegorcal n (character was decorated erely n red and was drven by four army mules loaned by Major Van Vllet of Camp McKlnley battalon. tthe drver was from Camp McKlnley and was dressed n khak. n tho ceer of ths float was Amercan flag and standng under t was Undo Sam mpersonated by Master Nelson Spencer. Mss Sybl Wer was Goddess of Lberty and er sde of hor stood tho Army and Navy represeed by Mastors Hurry eck and Nat Blnrt, r respectvely. Enok AV.a was tho mall cnrrler. Tho Hawaan part of Hot ws repesee d by lvo queen dmpersonuby Mss Mary Muhunul and bout r stood H followng kahl bear, s Masters J. Ay lot t, Jonah Kolllnn, Kenneth McGure and Kaohl Kenlawalole. Tho Royal School float was very pretty.. The tmne appearng n brght red whch wag background of float, releved wth scores of.lllma ds. n ths coach rode many lttle boys and grls, represeng all manner of natonalty from Amercan born to Korean. The chldren n ths float "Were: Clyde Borba, Alfred Frcltas, Charle Fretas, Stanley Shaw, George Nunes, Albert Fretas, Vernon Tnker, Ah Chang, Frnnk ay, Henry Kal, Charle Reg, Wlle Sanders, Alvln Slva, Wlle Rce. Ah Tnl, Sam Kamakea, Charles Knmaka, Andrew Fretas, Cyrl Tnker, Rchard Mossnan and Msses Eva Fretas, Jenne Knlaau, Jcnne Kealoha, Lzze Fernandez, Clara Keanlnl, Roslo Bush, Volet Lee, Wllltt Moon, Nna Marqus, Yoshlro. rrhe Knlulnnl School float was largest n ere lne and t was probably most orgnal n concepton and executon. ozens of small grls and boys were shown n float engaged n varous manual labor taught m at school. Some of boys were runnln ga prng press nnd dstrbutng crculars to crowds ns float drove along; or boys were workng n a lttle plot of land for purposo of cultvatng sol, grls were shown ronng nnd sewng oul engaged n or occupatons. Ths at was decorated n malle ntlllna and was covered by a.thatched roof of palm leaves. The float aroused much ehusasm all along lne of parade. The dvson of floats was closed by Board of Health wagon. The wagon was decorated n malle and astors and bougalnvllen, one very pretty effect beng shown n use of tho bougalnvlloa n form of a "Red Cross." ressed as nurses were Mss Mae AVelr and Mss Hessle Lemon of tho Board of Health force. They wore blue dresses and whte aprons and caps whle Mrs. Lawrence was dressed as a nurse n whte unform. Also dressed n whte and rdng n conveyance were Mss Stoddard and Mrs. Mller. TE ORER OF PARAE The order of arrangemes, offcals and formaton of parade were as follows: General assembly at Thomas Square at 0 a. m. Automobles assemble on Vctora street and Buretana Btrcet, approach ng assembly po from Eerotanla, avodng Kng, Kaplolan, and Young street. A. A. Young n charge. Secton A on Vctora street, between Kng and Young streets, V. H. Balrd n charge. Secton B on Vctora, between Young and Beretanla streets, F. E. Rchardson n charge. Secton C on Bcretnnla street, near Vctora, George enlson n charge. Carrages to assemble on Kaplolan street, facng mauku, Robert Shngle n charge. School and tableau floats, polce patrol, fre departme, board of health ambulance on Young street, facng Waklkl. Pa u rders. Frank Andrade n charge, on Kaplolan street, mauka of Beretanla. Rders n or than pa u costume F. E. Rchardson, C. C. von Hamm, Hawaan Hotel. vson B Cars Between 2 and S.., juh. wu, ns wwrce Men, H.. Lews, G. Schumau, Marston Campbell, R. A. exter, E. H. Lews W. M. Campbell, E. Pars, C. Belllna. L. (Marks, Hawaan Jlotel,. Fujlkama. j vson C Runabouts; enlson, J. by Sx Horses. Koahumanu School. Pony Carrage wth ftableau George and Martha Washngton. Uncle Sam, Army and Navy Tableau. Goddess of Lberty and Hawa Personfed. Knlulnnl Sohool Tableau Represeng School Occupatons, Lterary and ndustral. Royal School Tableau, Our Oosmopo lltan Populaton wth ecoratons. consstng of Flags of many Natons. Honolulu Fre epartme Hose Cart, j Chemcal, Hook and Ladder. Trap, wth Splko Team; Two Bays wth Black Leader. ouble Team nnd Buggy. Board of Health. Team and Surry. Polce Wagon. Tallyh o, carryng Kamehnmeha Grls and drawn by Eght AVhlte Horsos. Black Tandon. Trap, wth Boy Tandem. Phaetons, wth ouble of Bnds T. m PlA U RERS Frank Andrade v urge. Pa u rders wth reports. Juvenle Pa u Rders n.h Escorts. Rders n Or than Costume. A. F. Judd n!, Juvenle Cowboys. Grl Rders. Boy Rder. Lady nnd Geleman Rders! towboys. Lne of march. The paredo proceeded along Kng street to Bshop street, mnuka on Bshop to Hotel, Waklkl on Hotel to Rchards, mauka on Rchards to Bere tanla, Waklkl on Beretanla to Capo lunl, maknl Kaplolan to Kng, along Kng to Waklkl road or Knlaknun avenue nnd nce to Kaplolan Park. AutomoblUs a ssembled for photographng at park. Formaton fro of Grandstand for competton and prze awards. PRZE COMPETTON The przes wll be preseed by Prncess avd Knwannnakoa. Autos Mrs. Faxon Bshop, Mrs. Cecl Brown,.Mrs. W. F. Frear, Mrs. R. C. Van Vllet, Mrs. R. do B. Layard. Carrages Mrs.. "M. von Holt, Mrs. C. B. Cooper, Mrs. F. AV. Macfarlane, Mrs. Snm Parker, Mrs. AN. M. Glffnrd. Pa u RldorsHMr s. Helen Noonan, Mrs. Henry W. Lyon, Mrs. Holloway, Mrs. Eben Low, Mrs. Helen Holt. Judgng and Awardng of Przes to Pa u rders. Juvenle pa u rders, Juvenle Cowboys, Grl rders, Boy rders, Lady and Geleman rders, Cowboys. Judgng and Awardng of przes to Aehlcles School and tableau floats, Juvenle or pony turnouts. Tandems, Surreys, Traps, ouble teams. Multple Team Aehclos. S. C and Polce, Board ot Health, Fre epartme. Judgng and awardng of przes to automobles. Parade of automobles around race course. sperson of parade. Afternoon Baseball wth band concert, 2:30 to 5:30 oclock. Evenng 7 to 9 oclock, band concert at Hawaan Hotel, followed by an nformal recepton and a" dance, 9 to T RECALLE LONG AGO rs To of Honolulu Tme seemed to have gone backward n ts flght when y saw ths mornng long lne of pa u rders followng automobles and or rgs n Floral Parade. The pa u secton wns u pcturesque part of parade, and t was a remnder of old tmes to hundreds of those who watched, for pa u rdng, whch has been unseen here for many years, was once a regular performance. Some of those who used to take part n old rdes were n rde today and were recognzed by r former admrers, but wth m were a majorty of younger nnd less experenced rders, All le mselves wth pley of dash to great feature of day, and pa u secton of parade was one of ts strkng features. The Pa u rders were followng: Mrs. Eben Low. Mrs. J. L. Holt. Mrs. Stlllman. Mss Parker. ( Mrs. Wagner. Mrs. John Holt. Mrs. Kewell. Mrs. Edde Holt. Mrs. AMvlan Rchardson. Mss Beatrce Campbell. Mrs. Ayres. Mss Clark. Mss C. Low. Mss Quennc Sharratt. Mss Clorlnda Low. Mss Abble Brown. Mss Cnrrlo Crewes. Mss Emma Rose, Mrs. Lemon. Mss udolt. Mrs. AValanlka. Mrs. Sam Kamaloplll. Mrs. A. evauchelle. Mrs. Ella Baker. Mrs. Blanche Lews. Mss Gusslo Clark. Mss Mary Ah Chuck. Mss Bern ce Cook. Mss AVutto Holt. Mss Keomuhu, Mrs. Aan Gleson. Mss Harret Mackay, Mrs. Pauahl. Mrs. Aplo. Mrs. lana. Mrs. Jula lluna. Mrs. AValplo. Mrs. K. AVngnr. Mrs. Spencer. Mrs. Kupahu. Mrs. Kamnl. Mrs. Aukoa, Mrs. Plomona. Mrs. L. Mrs. Luuka. Mrs, Rose. Mrs. Julo. The nondosorlpt rders woro led by Charles F. Chllllngworth nnd Ko Cornwdl. The clowns were Sam Chll llngworth nnd Fernandez. START AT THOMAS SQUARE Thousands of people crowded n and around Thomas square ths mornng to watoh tho startng of tho groat Floral Parade Hundreds of m carred cameras of one sort of anor, lever wore re so many snap shots takon n so short a tme. Every secton of parado was "shot" over and over agan, and tho Judges as thoy passod nlong automobles woro photograph od overy few mnutes. Every vohlale and every part of parado recelvod smlar atteons, and thoro wll bo n boom n pcture developng busl n oss. Among tho camera "fends" was Chnese consul, who we to and fro gettng pctures wth great ehusasm. "t s fne," he sad at ten oclock " have used two dozen negatves al ready." The crowds extended along Kng T COMPANY. FOR SALE MAKK STRCT. Sx room cottage Mosqultoproo f Electrc lghts Connected wth Bower Lot 60x90, frong cn two streets. Prce, $2,00.00 Henry VVaterhouse TrQst Co,, Ltd Corner Fort and Mercha Streets, Honolulu, Hawa Classfed Advertsng LOST Pass Book No has been lost. Fnder wll please return to Bank of Hawa, Ltd., Savngs epartme. Waed Furnshed cottnge wth board for man, wfe and chld. Answer, statlny locon and terms: X, Star., Energetc men of good appearance, wth references; lvng wagc3 pad and or nducemes. Apply to Burton R. Charles, Arlelgh & Co., corner of Fort and Hotel. street almost conuously all way o town and n town tho sldewalko were packed wth people. All way to AVaklk resdes along lne of march enjoyed parade. There was some erval, owng to speed of tho autos, between m and rest of tho parade. t waff consequely late when all wero assembled n Kaplolan park, whero tho awards of przes took place. The scene was n splcndhl one as all varous sectons of parade took tholr places n fro of grand stand, and awardng,of przes began. After announceme of przes automobles and remander of processlm formed n column and passed n revew n fro of grand stand and around track. CREAS ES SPRECKELS SUBSY SHP SUBSY BLL AS T PASSE SENATE AN AVHAT T OES. WASHNGTON, February H. At a few mnutes after C oclock today tho Senate cast ts frst ballot on subsdy shppng bll, whch was passed by a vote of 3S to 27. All tho votes for bll were by Republcan Senators, and fve emocrats n opposton. They were Messrs. Burkctt, olllver, La Follette..Spooner und AVarner. The vote on tho bll was preceded by acton on a number of amendmes, and ths by an ere day of debate. Many mporta amendmes wero accepted but only n one case wus a modfcaton agreed to that was not n accordance wth tho wshes of managers of bll. The excepton was an nn amendme offered by Mr. Spooner elmnatng tho provson gvng hulf pay to numbers of tho Naval Reserve who havu served loss than sx mohs. As passed hll establshes thrteen new coract mall lno and ncreases subveon to Oceanc lno runnng from Pnclllc Coast to Australasa. Of thrteen new lnes, three leave Atlac coast ports, one runnng to Brazl, one to Uruguay and Argena and ono to South Afrca) sx from ports on Gulf of Mexco, embracng one to Brazl, one to Cuba, ono to Mexco and three to Ceral Amerca und tho sthmus of Panama; four from Pacfc Coast ports, embracng two to Japan. Chna and tho Phlppnes drect, one to Jnpan, Chna and Phlppnes va Hnwnll, and ono to Mexco, Ceral Amerca" and sthmus of Panama. The bll also gras n subveon tho rate of $5 per gross ton per yoar to cargo vessels engaged n foregn trade of Ued Stes. and rate of $5.50 per ton to vessels engaged n tho Phlllpplno trade, tho Phlllnnlne coastwse law beng postponed ul 909. Anor foure of bll s that creatng a naval mservo force of ofllcers and men, who are to re ceve rotanors nftor Brtsh practce. Vessels recevng subsdes are requred to enrry a cortaln proporton of naval reservo men amor hnr crews. Tho aggregate compensaton xor man lnes s about $3,000,000 annually. No steam v6ssel ot lee than,000 tons s to receve ad under u.. new advgrttseae MEETNG NOTCE. OAHU SUGAR COMPANY, LMTE. By order of Board of rectors tho annual meetng Of shareholders of tho Oahu Sugar Company, Lmted, wn bo hold at offce of H. Hackfol d & Company, Lmted, Honolulu, on Frday, February 23rJ. 90C. at 0 oclock a. m. F. KLAMP. ated Honolulu, January 3st, t8F eb. 2, 3, 22.

6 tax HAWAAN STAR, THtHSAY, FEBRUARY 22, 900. A Wndow Novelty.,, k" "Wo are at prese allowng a great novelty n wndows sutable for rustc cottages anl houses whero an unconveonal effect s deslrol. The framework conssts of squares ot a choce Phlppne, wood flled n wth thn lrrl descc shell n place of glass. These unlquo wndows aro not only novel but txlremely beautful. We bavc only a lmted quaty n slock. AGENTS 77 S. KNG STREET HONOLULU JUNK CO., Bottles of all descrptons bought. ealers n all knds of metals. Offce and store, 3 Queen street. Hawa an Carrage Manufacturng Company 427 QUEEN ST. TEL. MAN 47. P. O. COX 93. Manufacturers of all knds of Carrages and Vehcles, Wagons, Wagon Materals ot all descrptons suppled; Rubber Tres put on at reasonable prces; Reparng, Pang and Trmmng; satsfacton guaraeed; estmates gven. C. W. ZEGLER, Manager. HART & Fra CO.", LT Tho Elte ce Cream Parlors. Chocolates and Confectons co Cream and Water ces Bakery Lunch. em u he shy Oabu Ralway and land Co.s TVXJS TAJLJvK OCTOBER 6, 904. OUTWAR For Waanae, Walalua, Kahuku and Way Statons 3:5 a. m., 3:?0 p. m. For Pearl Cty, Ewa Mll and Way Statons t7:c0 a. m., 9:5 a. m., :03 a. m., 2:5 p. m., 3:20 p. m., 5:5 p. m., J0:?0 p. m., tll:j5 p. m. NWAR. Arrve Honolulu from Kahuku, Walalua and Waanae S:30 a. m., 3:3 p. TO, Arrve Honolulu from Ewa Mll and Pearl Cty 7:48 a. m., 8:3G a, m., 0:J8 a. m., :40 p. m., 4:3 p. m., 5:3 p. m., 7:S0 p. m. ally. tsunday Excepted. tsunday only. The Halelwa Lmted, a twohotran, leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:22 a. m., returnng arrves n Honolulu at 0:0 p. m. The Lmted stops only at Pearl Cty and Waanae. G. P. ENSON, P. C. SMTH, upt. G. P. & T. A. m (sw t flnursoj Merchas yngar Faotjrs. AGENTS FOR The Ewa Plaaton Company, The Walalua Agrcultural Co., Ltd. The Xohala Sugar Company. The Walmea Sugar Mll Company. Thu Pulton ron Works, St. Lous, Mo "The Standard Ol Company. The George F. Blake Steam Pumpa. Westons Cerfugals. The New England Mutual Lte nsurance Company of Boston. The Aetna Fre nsurance Company of Hartford, Conn. The Allance Assurance Company ol London. UAWAAN REALTY A? MATURTY CO. Ltd. Real Estate, Mortgages. Loans anc nvetme. eeurtfes. Hmrw hlll od nstallme plan. Home Offce: Mclyre Bundng.. T H L. K KENTWHLL. Vr ln CONSOLATE SOOfl NB fvb COMPANY LT. Sole manufacturers and ages of renulne Kola M. (o buy poor mtatons Phono Man, 7. When your vtalty s low, you aro mserable all tme. You nro langud and depressed, your nervea nre weak, and your appette s poor. Head what Ayers Sarsaparla dd for nvald daughter of a grateful mor: "My daughter had for a long tme been troubled h vllcut hemljclcs and sleeplessness. Slo w. mk lull Kp etltc, and was u3lng lvm rapdly. Sle tred varous remedes, but rcvhctl no wnellt ul Bho commenced nmng Ajera P.rsap.rllla. After takng l.lf a buttle lo bato fool better, ly a conued ufo oc ths mclelno her appette returned, her cheeks began to out md show cnlnr. ganed n strength, her leadalus dsappeared, she slept better, 5ul now says sho feeu lke a new person." There are many mtaton Garsaparllas. Be sure you get "AYERS." Preprcd by r. J. C. Ajer 4 Co., Lowell, Mass., U.S.A. Castle & Gooke,Ltd nsurance Ages AGENTS TOP New England Mutual Lft nsurance Co, OF BOSTON. Etna Fre nsurance Co., OP HARTFOR, CONN. mum tum LT J. P. Cooke, Manager. OFFCERS: H. P. Baldwn Presde J. B. Castle Frst W. M. VcePresde Alexander.Second L. T. Peck Thrd J. Waterhouse Treasurer E. E. Paxton Secretary W. O. Smth rector Sugar Factors and Commsson flerchan.t8 AQENS FOR Hawaan Commercal & Suza Company, Haku Sugar Company, aa Plaaton, Mau Agrc V.Ka Company, Khe Plaaton Company, Hawaan Sugar Company, Cahnk: Plaaton Company, Knhulu Ralroad Company, Haleakala Ranch Company. & CO, LT, QUEEN STREET, HONOLULU, H. T AGENTS FOP. Hawaan Agrcultural Company, Onomea Susar Company, Honomu Sugar Company, aluku Sugar Company, Ookala Sugar Plaaton Company, Haleakala Ranch Company, Kapapala Ranch. Plaers Lne Shppng Company. Charles Brewer & Cos Lne ton Packets. of Bos LST OF OFFCEL3. Charles M. Cooke Presde Geo. H. Robertson.. & Mgr. E. Faxon Bshop... Treas. & Secy. F. W. Macfarlone Audtor P. C. Jones rector C. H. coke rector J. R. Gat rector All of above named Board of rector. consttute lest Meal n Town Hotel Street near Nuuanu. OA.! MANACr OPEN ALL NGHT. Columba Graphophone free. See page 7.. EALOCK OVER TERMS TO LABORERS BOAR OF MMGRATON AN ACTNG GOVERNOR ATKNSON, TS PRESENT. HAVE FFERENT VEWSp. P. COOKE SAYS THAT ATKNSON PLAN F NSSTE UPON MAY BREAK UP WHOLE MMGRATON SCHEME. Tho Board of mmgraton cano to a deadlock yesterday afternoon over queston of terms to bo offered to hn mgras whch mny bo se for from Europe or elsewhere. Actng Gover nor Atknson presde of tho Board, and or three members prese, Secretary J. P. Cooke, J. Carden and J. Crag had strongly dffere vews, and t was stated more than onco dur ng tho dscusson that adopton of Atknsons plan, whch ho omphatlcal ly declared to bo tho only one whch Washngton offcals would couenance would defeat tho ere scheme. Ten ney was not prese. Tho meetng ad jourrod wthout any concluson beng reached on dsputed queston, whch wns os to wher tho Board should n slst that mmgras whom t brngs hero shall he gven thr homes n fee smple. After a prelmnary stuteneht Atkn son sad ho had somo very defe deas on subject of offers to b mnde. "When left t was wth tho understnndlng that we would not coun tennnco mportaton of any man unless wo were gong to gve hm land. n spte of that people aro makng appll catlons for laborers to be brought hero to occupy homes under lease. Are wo gong to go under old labo. ltem, or to buld up an ndepende populaton of laborers, not depende upon r employers? f large landholders are to havo corol of tho move me perhaps somo day we shall get more Japanes", Chnese, South Sea sl anders or ndans and fre whtes out." " take excepton to that," sad J. P. Cooke. "So do," sad Carden. Atknson sad ho dd beleve n gettng any laborers unless thy were gven r own lands. Carden sad that board wns depende upon plaers for money to brng mml gras and must get laborers for m, " do not consder mys f an age of tho plaers hero," sad Atknson. "f wo do not put laborers on plaatons y wll not pay for m," sad Carden. "We have no jursdcton over tho laborers after y land," sad Atkn son. "But wo must start our work on bass that only such men shall be brought by us as can get fee smple land of tho plaatons. Carden sad ths would shut out Walalua, Ewa and ors. The Bshop estate held ttle to lands y used and would not sell. "They wll sol f y get a proper prce," sad Act ng Governor. "f plaatons fnd y need labor and cannot get t x cept by gettng land y wll fnd OTCE OF NEW LGHTS CAPT. NBLACK SSUES NFORMA TON TO MARNERS REGARNG NEW LGHTS ABOUT SLANS. NOTCE TO MARNERS. Honolulu, T. H., 2 February, 9C6. The followng affects Lst of Lghts and Fog Sgnals, Pacfc Coast, 904. " HAWA. Ka Lae page LghtStato n, 54, after No. 256 (Lst of Lghts, Buoys and aymarks, Twelfth LghtHou se Sub dstrct, 006, page 0). Located at Ka Lae, extreme sourly po of sland of Hawa. On or about March 5 a fxed whte lens laern lght, llumnatng en tre horzon, wll be establshed ut ths staton. The lght wll be vsble 2 mles. The lght Ul bo 75 feet above sea, and 3 feet above tne uase or tne structure from whch t wll be shown.. The structure wll be a whte mast, and wll have at ts base a whte ser vce room wth red roof and leadcolortrmmngs. LghtStato n, Keahole Po page 54, after No. 250 (Lst of Lghts, Buoys and aymarks, Twelfth LlghtPou se Subdstr 906, age 0). Located at Keahole, extreme westerly po of tho sland of Hawa. On or about March a flxod whte lens laern lght, llumnatng en tre horzon, wll be establshed at ths staton. The lght wll be vsble 2 mles." The llghtv!u bo 4 feet above tho sea, and 36 foet above base of structure from whch t wll be shown. The structure wll be a whte mast, and wll have at ts base a whte servce room wth red roof and trmmngs. leadcolor Makanalua page LghtStato n, 54, after No. 26 (Lst of Lghts, Buoys and aymarks, Twelfth LghtHou se Subdlstrl ct, 906, pago 2). Located at Leper Settleme, norrly shore of sland of Moloka. On or about March, fxed red ons laern lght, llumnatng ere horzon, wll be establshed at ths staton. The lght wll ho vsble 9 mles. Tho lght wll be CO feet abovo sea, and 34 foet above base of structure from whch t wll be shown. The structuro wll be a whte mast, and wll have at ts b,tse a whlto servce room wth red roof and lasdco l ored trmmngs. By order of tho LlghtHous o Board, A. B. NBLAQK. Lleut.Comd r. U, S. N, Asssta t nspector ot 2th T.7fyt?ls atrlrt M a way. As busness men y wa best terms y can get and do not blame m." Cooke, replyng, to a rfercncc to a Portuguese who came hero 23 years ngo and now represeed a famly of 56,wlth whom he was leavng wth $3, 200, sad Consul Cunavarro had told hm that f tho Portuguese got hgher wages y dd care nbout land. At klnson repled that Portuguese would reman f y had r own homes, and that f tho plaatons had not been able to get cheaper Chnese ond Japanese Portuguese would be here yet. "f we pass a hard and fast rule that settlers must bo gven lands n fee smple, t bds far to. break up tho whole proposton," sad J. P. Cooke, "There nro grave obstacles n tho way of those who are most earnest to carry out our plans, f tho fee smple rule s adopted. For exnmple J. B. Castle, who has Just spe so much on a slm lar scheme, has agreed to take a hun drod famles and gve m 2 acres each Kahuku but can only gve long leases. Ho made advances to secure fee smple ttles and met wth no en courngeme at all. The rulo wll shut Kahuku out, though Mr. Castle was to Jon moveme." Atknson sad that f l3oard nssted n way would be found to secure fee smple ttles. f a plaaton found tself n trouble for labor, t would got land somehow for laborers, "f we let up," ho sad, "no one wll gve feo smple ttles and wo shall have old system agan. The plaers need labor or else y would not gve us ths money to carry out our plans. W shall never be allowed to carry out assstance of mmgraton any or way." The dscusson conued n ths way for some tme. Atknson stated at tho start that Roosevelt and Sarge had both agreed to help, but that y would nsst on land proposton Sarge had told hm that Calforna and or.states would bo gettng after hm f y found that plaers or or prvate erests of Hawa were allowed to mport asssted laborers, Sarge had called hs atteon n Washngton to a cablegram from Ha wall sayng that plaers were to mport laborers. Cooke sad he would support a reso lutlon statng that Board was not satsfed wth terms offered for laborers to be brought here, but no acton was taken. Tho Boardadjour n ed to nfet agan at call of char, nnd n meame re wll be some more nvestgaton of land possbltes. s T VESSEL WAS SEVERAL HOURS LATE ARRVNG YESTERAY FROM SAN FRANCSCO. After a very rough trp S. S. Sonoma arrved off port yesterday about oclock from San Francsco. She was reported off Walmanalo at 9:35 oclock ths mornng but she dd not appear off Koko Head ul an hour later. Qute a party from shoro we out on Customs launch to meet vessel as tho party of young women from tho Portland Journal as well as tho members of New AllBla Zealand football team were passengers. rvng ownng and E. ekum wero Oregon delegaton that greeted young women whle tho New Zealander s were met by L. o L. Ward and P. T. Cleghorn. former New Zealanders and F. L. Waldron for Promoton Commttee. There was naturally greatest erest on part ot tho people from shoro to seo two organzatons, and whle tho are a world beatng football aggregaton t s only far to young women to state that Portland Journals guess aroused tho prncpal erest. Tho young women wero equpped wth horns and greeted launch from shoro wth a chorus of toots. Thoro was a wat of nearly an hour off boat before pratque was graed. A case of measles n tho second cabn wostho cause for such a delay. Even aftor.pratque was graed, vessel dd not eer harbor. She lay to outsde watng for tho S. S. Veura to pass out en route to San FrancUco. t was, after :80 p. m. bfeore tho Sonoma started o harbor and 2:20 p. m. when sho got alongsde tho Oceanc wharf. Most of tho paesongors had been durng tho trp. A strong beam and southwostsrly swell was runnng and tho vessel rolled at an unusual rato The vessel brought nbout 600 tons of freght for ths port. She sals at mdnght tonght for Colones. Among tho Auckland passengers s Col, C. Ktchener a bror of Englands famous commander of mltary forces n nda. Tho vossel loft San Francsco February 5 and had two days later mat" for tho slands. Tho mall was brought ashoro by tho tug Foarloss. NEW GOVERNOR OF PEKNG. SHANGHA. Fehrnrv 22.The Toa tgl Qf Shangha has bejjn apnpled Governor (TOtJ of Poknr. STfC V Msses ft Gutar and randolm HOTEL STREET, Opposte Young Hotel, n Rooms of Thayer Pano Co. All pupls enrollng for a term gutar or mandoln wthout extra K Hotel Street. o FOR o CROCKERY, EMBROERE SCREENS, KMONOS, SLK SHRT WASTS, NOVELTES, ETC., ETC. 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FUKUROA, n sprng tho young mans fancy lghtly turns to thoughts of beer. As long as ts leaser that holds hs thought, ts all rght. A better beverage for sprng, summer, autumn or wer t would bo mpossble to fnd and both young man and old man may drnk t wth pleasure and proft. s:, soshma E OF LOST CERTFCATES. Notce s hereby gven that Certfcate No. 30, dated ecember 9, 90, for One Hundred shares of te Captal Stock of tho McBryde Sugar Company, Ltd., standng on books of sad company n name of Mrs. Mary A. Rhodes; and Certfcate No. 537, dated November, 90, for Sx shares of captal stock of sad company, standng n name of Mrs. Mary. A. Brazl; and Certfcate No. 556," dated November, 90, for Two shares of captal stock of sad company, standng n name of Mrs. Mary A. Brazl, have been lost, and transfer of same on books of sad Company has been stopped. All persons are warned aganst negotatng, purchasng, or dealng wth sad certfcates. Sad shares are transferable only by ndorseme on sad Certfcates and by surrender of same and ssue of a new certfcate. No ttle wll pass to fnders of sad certfcates. Sad certfcates, f found, should be dollvered to tho undersgned. MRS. MARY A. RHOES, Lttle Brtan, Honolulu, Hawa. WNG CHONG, Corner Kng and Bel Streets. ealer n Furure, Rattan and Fbre Chars, etc. All knds of Koa Furure Made to Order. P. O. Box 032. A.Summe rproposton Well, now, res CE QUESTON! You know youll need ce, you know t s a necessty n hot wear. Wo )llevo you are anxous to get that lco whch wll gve you satsfacton, and wod lke to supply you. Order from HE ll K ELECTRC 80. Telephone 5 Blue, Postofflco Box G06, AHAboutHomes Are you n tho market for a strctly modorn home. Wo can fnd you a lot n any part of tho cty and buld you a modern home for J500 and up. W. Matlock Campbell TELEPHONE WHTE 95. A Columba Graphophone s gven absolutely free to Star subscrbers. ueaa oner on page!y.s t? A f

7 LJBMMMMMBaMaMMa Bank of Hawa LMTE. ncorporated Under Laws of Terrtory of Hawa. PAU P CAPTAL $000, SURPLUS 300, UNVE PROFTS 78.C9.53 OFFCERS. Charles M. Cooke Presde VcePresde P. C. Jones Frst F. "W. VcePresde Macfarlanc...2nd C.. Cooko Casher C. Hustaco Jr Asssta Casher F. B. amon Asssta Casher Zeno K. Myers Audtor RECTORS: Chas. M. Cooko, P. C. Jones, F. W. Macfarlane, E. F. Bshop, E.. Tenney, J. A. McCondless, C. H. Arton, C. H. Cooke, F. B. amon, F. C. Arton. COMMERCAL AN SAVNGS E PARTMENTS. Strct atteon gven to all branches of Bankng JU BULNG. FORT STREET. ESTABLSHE N S58. BSHOP ft GO. BANKEES Commercal and Travelers Letters of Credt ssued on Bank of Calforna and N. M. Rothschlds & Sons, London. Correspondes for Amercan Express Company, and Thos. Cook & Son. erest allowed on term and Savngs Bank eposts. Claus Spree.ls. Wm, G. rwn. G laus Spre ckels & G o BANKERS HONOLULU, H.. San Francsco Ages The Nevada Natonal Bank of San Francsco. RAW EXCHANGE ON SAN FRANCSCO The Nevada Natonal Bank of San Francsco. LONON Unon of London & Smths Bank, Lt. NEW" YORK Amercan Exchange Natonal Bank. CHCAGO Corn Exchange Natonal Bank. PARS Credt Lyonnals. BERLN resdner Bank. HONGKONG AN YOKOHAMA The Hongkong and Shangha Bankng Corporaton. NEW ZEALAN AN AUSTRALA Bank of New Zealand, and Bank of jvustr&l ts VL VCTORA AN VANCOUVER Bank of Brtsh North Amerca. TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKNG AN EXCHANGE BUSNESS. eposts Receved, Loans Made on Approved Securty. Commercal and..avellers Credts ssued. Blls of Exchange Bought and Sold. waan sad "Aloha" to a New Zealander COLLECTONS PROMPTLY AClatter would reply wth "Kla Ora." G. H. xon, manager of COUNTE FOR. wth a few well chosen remarks. The work of Promoton Commltteo n havng comfort of vstors looked after he especally extolled and sad that he would heartly Lmted. endorse foundaton of such an nsttuton n lls own home. Ths ho ESTABLSHE 880. sad was llrst placo that began to Captal Subscrbed Yen 24,000,000 look lke homo to tho team and Captal Pad Up 8,000,000 boys would ever remember, kndness shown m. Reserve Fund 9,90,000 Luncheon havng concluded tho vstors HEA OFFCE, YOKOHAMA,. eered tho car agan and pad a vst to aquarum whch y appeared to enjoy very much. A trp up ranches and Agences: t Manoa valley and a run o town Honolulu, New York, San Francsco, fnshed oortulnme and London, Lyons, Bombay, Hongkong, vstors n hud freedom of tho Newchwang, Pekln, Shangha, Tesn, town ul chp pulled Kobe, Nagasak, Toklo, Osaka. out for long run to far off The Banks buy and receves for collecton Blls of Exchange, ssue rafts and Letters of Credt, and, transacts a PNKHAM PLAN APPROVE. genral bankng busness. After hearng Presde Plnkhans Honolulu Branch 67 Klnj; Strcel plan for mproveme of Walklkl lands, ns gven n TThe Star yesterday, Bourd of Health expressed ts ap proval reof. A resoluton put by BAS, Attorney Genoral Peters was passed, Manufacturer of Ul.lelos, Taropatch to effect that n accordance wth and Gutars. statute law and wth state All knds of repar work. me read to board, schemo of 30 Unon Street Honoulu. Corner Beretanla and Nuuanu Sts. JAPANESE RUGGSTS GENERAL MERCHANSE All knds Amercan pate medcnes at low prces. F YOU WSH TO AVERTSE N N U. warnrcne ANYWHERE AT ANYTME Call on or Wrte E.C. AKES AVERTSNG AGECY 24 Sansomo Street BAN FRANCSCO, CALF. V Columba Graphophone free. See paga 7. NEW Z EALANERS LOOKE AFTER ALL CONQUERNG FOOTBALL TEAM ENTERTANE BY HONO LULU URNG R STAY. A more remarkable crowd of athletes nnd, wthal, a more modest one, than tho Now Zealand Rugby Football champons who passed through on S. S. Sonoma yesterday lt would be dmcult ndeed to llnd. A bg Jolly unaffected lot y wrre, bg enough, as may bo magned, for team averaged 82 pounds n weght and Jolly enough to take all thngs phlosophcal ly even when y were not pleasa. "Tho trp down?" remarked ono of tho on r arrval "Oh, t was good enough but. my word! How that shp does roll! ll hot a qud sho rolls when shes n dry dock." Fortunately all of m are good salors and f tho company pulled down anythng on r moals t s a wonder. Fred Waldron, L. du L. Ward, P. F. Cleghorn, Supervsor Jack Lucas nnd Harry Armllage clcoron es were tho local who took vstors n hand. The team whch left New Zealand n July nst all came back ths way wth tho excepton of two, who, for busness reasons, were unable to take n tho Amercan tour and we homo by way of Suez Canal. Those here yesterday were J. Oorgett, W. Cunnngham, F. Newton, G. Ncholson, J. OSullvan, A. Mconald,. Mc Gregor, J. uncan, W. J. Stead (vlco captan), G. H. xon (manager),. Gallagher (captan), J. Huer, G. Gllle tt, F. Glasgow, W. Mackrell, S. Casey, H. J. Abbott, G. W. Smth, H.. Thompson, H. G. Alynott, E. E. Booth, G. Tyler, R. G. eans, Or members of team, who dd not take Sonoma are W Johnston, C. Seelng, E. Harper, W. J. Wallace, F. Roberts and W. Glenn. After trolley rldo out to Moana, durng whole course of whch tho New Zcalanders were loud n r admraton of beautes of Honolulu, tho luncheon arranged for was served n man dnng room. Captan Berger and band were statoned outsldo and through tho meal dscoursed Englsh, Scotch and rsh ars much to tho gratfcaton of vstors. Tho band had to leavo early n order to play tho Transport Meado away so Captan Gallaghar marshallng hs men on lunat gave sgnal for tho now famous New Zealand war cry us an honor to.band. Never snce tho days of Kamehamoha Groat hns such a cry been heardon shores of Hawa. The lusty lunged football men stamped n unson and (lung r arms as do hula dancers, whle y shouted r song. No wonder y won r matches! That war cry would strke terror o any bravo heart. Wth ready apprecaton Captan Berger called for hs men to sng "Aloha Oo" whch y dd wth excelle effect ard n, standng band played "God Savp Kng" loyal New Zealanders sngng Brtsh ahem and n cheerng tho band. Returnng to tho dnng hall, L. de L. Ward was asked to gve a few words of welcome, whch he dd n excelle style. Ho explaned that absence of Actng Governor was duo to late arrval of Sonoma and tho conseque lateness of tho luncheon, tho Actng Governor havng anor mporta engageme. He drew atten ton to motto on souvenr badges, Maor and Hawaan words Kla Ora" and "Aloha" whch mean practcally tho same thng and sad thut he know now that when any Ha Presde Plnkham be reported to Superende of Publc Works ns havng, recommendaton of tho Board of Health n erests of publc health; also that a smlar report be se to tho Board of Super vsors of Couy of Oahu; also that an oplnlrfh bo requested of tho Attorney General ns to means, f re are any, under Publc oman Act, acqurng property for publc pur poses. for RHEUMATC PANS QUCKLY RELEVE. Tho oxcruclatlng pans, characterstc of rheumatsm and scatca are quckly rellovod by applyng Chamberlan Pan Balm. The groat pan rollevlng power of tho lnme has be?n surprl so and delght of thousands of suf ferers. Tho quck relef from pn whch t affords s alono worth many tmos Us coat. For sale by all detalers. Benson, Smth & Co., ages for Ha wa. TK HAWAAN STAR, THURSAY, PCUAUY 22, 906. SEVEN REALTY TRANSFERS : tvt Eered for Record February 20, 90G, From 9 n. n. to 4 p. m. T S Kalnma and wf by atty of mtgee to AAndrew empster V A B N Knhao nn and wf to John C Aplo Achlona m ltd wf to Hnrrlt E W Wlgh: Palolo Lam! & mp Co Ltd to Geo Sanderson Est of 3 P Bshop by trs to John A Mathowman Mary A K Kolomoku to Bathsheba M Allen Recorded February 8, 90G Walluku Sugar Co to Tsutazo L! por np 3 gr 844, Wolluku, Maul. 5 yrs at $50 per an. B 273, p 4S5. ated Feb, 906. Walluku Sugar Co to llongangl School Agt of, L; 9500 sq ft land, Pecpe e, AValluku Maul. 20 yrs at $ per yr. B 273, p 4S7. ated Fob, 900. Walluku Sugar Co to Masaklchl Kldo, L; G500 sq ft land, Peepeo, Walluku, Maul. 0 yrs at $00 per an. B 273, p ated Feb, 900. Recorded February 9, 906. Carolna Cabral to Manuel Vlctorno, P A; specal powers. B 274, p 4S0. ated ec C, OOj. V Lews to Hawn Stork Yards Co Ltd, B S; horses, vehcles, harness, etc, n stables, Kng St, Honolulu Onhu. $2900. B 27 p 48. ated Fb 5 9CC. Wong Chong Chan Co, Co P ; bakery, Aala St, Honolulu, Oahu. 5 yrs cap stock $200. B 274, p 482. ated Oct 20, 902. Wahamann (wdow) to John H. Almeda, M; lot 2a of ap 2 R P 9S5 Kamakela, Honolulu, Oahu. $330. B 270, p 330. ated Feb 9, 90G. Edward W Thwlng and wf to Frst Am Savs and Tr Co of Hawa Ltd, M; lot 57 of kul 5732 ap 2, Anapunl St and Wlder Avenue, Honolulu, Oahu. $300 B 270,p 333. ated Feb 9, 90C. Mary J Moano et al by comr to Sophe Walker, ; gr 253, bldgs, etc. Manoa, Honolulu, Oahu. $2400. B 278, p 79. ated Sept 0, 904. Est of Henry Congdon by admr to Sophe Walker, ; gr 37G9, bldgs, etc Prospect St, Honolulu, Oahu. $280. B 278, p SO. ated Oct 22, 904. Peter C Jones Ltd to Manuel Rels, Rel; R P 32 kul 7733 and ncr land, Queen St, Honolulu, Oahu. $3000. B 25, p 327. ated Feb S, 906. Manuel Rels and wf to Frst Am Savs & Tr Co of Hawa Ltd, M; R P 32 kul 773 and ncr land, Que3n St, Honolulu, Oahu. $3000. B 270, p 336. ated Feb 8, 90G. Moses Kelllhuluhulu to Wen Hlng et al, Redctn Re; to $9G per an, from Mar, 90G, n Lber 28, fol 23. $ B 274, p 83. ated Feb, 90G.. M Pacheco to T T Chave et al, B S; 2 bldgs, Pllhonua, Hlo, Hawa $23 and mtg $ B 274, p 484. ated Feb 7, 906. J Kauhane to Esetera Kuahlno, ; n por kul 030, Poupouwela, Kau, Hawa; R P (gr) 2573, pe land, lve stock.etc, Kolakan, etc, Kau, Hawa. $00 etc. B 27S p S2. ated ec 28, 903. W R Castle tr to v,m Leleo et al, Rel; R P 09 kul 279B Kalulu, La nal. $230. B 25, p 363. ated Feb The only two mxologsts n town are Scotty and Jerry. Royal Where a OPPOSTE POLCE Annex STATON. Frstclas s Lunch s Served From to 2. Reward For best desgn of back ground or plcturo of Royal Hawaan Band to bo used on proposed tour. J. C. COHEN. Pano Rectal Mle, OLGA KHHOOSTCHEFF LAUREATE OF VENNA Wll Gve a Rectal n Punahou Hall SATURAY EVENNG, FEBRUARY 2, AT S OCLOCK. RESERVE SHATS,.$.0 0 AT WALL NCHOLS CO. t. ( BRANY GAME. A chess nn tc has been arranged to be plnyed chess Club rooms, n Alexander Young Buldng, at 2 p. m. today between Sydney M. Ballou and r. Benjnmln Marsholl of San Francsco. r. Marshnll s a noted player and wrter on chess topcs. LEGAL NOTCES. N CRCUT COURT OF Frst Crcut, Terrtory of Hawa. At Chambers n Probate. n tho Matlor of tho Estate of Eduardo Jos Teves, deceased. Order of Notce of Petton for Allowance of Fnal Accous and scharge n ths Estate. On Rendng nnd Flng tho Petton nnd accous of Carolna Teves of Honolulu, Oahu, Admnstratrx of tht estate of Eduardo Jose Teves, deceased wheren she asks to bo allowed $, and clmrges h rself wth $,222.66, and asks that same may bo examned and approved, and that a fnal order may bo made of dstrbuton of property remanng n her hands to persons reto etled, and dschargng h r and her suretes from all furr responsblty as sucl Admnstratrx. t s Ordered that Monday, 9th day of March, A.. 90G at nne oc lock a. m. before tho Judge of sad Court at Court Room of sad Court at Honolulu, sland of Oahu, bo and tho same hereby s appoed as tlmte and place for hearng sad Petton nnd Accous, and that all persons erested may n and ro appear and show cause, f any y have, why sumo should not bo graed, and may prese evdence as to who are etled to sad property. And that notce of ths ordr. n Englsh language, bo publshed n Star newspaper pred and publshed n Honolulu once a week for three successve weeks, tho last publcaton to be not less than two.weeks prevous to tho tme ren appoed for sad hearng. ated at Honolulu, ths 8th day of February 90G. ALEXANER LNSAY, JR. Second Judge of tho Crcut Court of Frst Crcut. Attest: J. A. THOMPSON, Clerk of Crcut Court of tho Frst Crcut. A. G. Correa, Attorney for Pettoner. 4ts Feb. 8 5, 22, Mar.. N CRCUT COURT OF Flst Crcut. Terrtory of Hawa. At Chambers. n Probate. n Matter of Estate of Mame L. Burke. Ordev for Notce of Hearng Petton For Probate of Wll. A ocume purportng to bo tho Last Wll and Testame of Mame L. Burke, deceased havng on 4th day of February, A.. 906, bon preseed to sad probate Court, and a Petton for tho Probat e reof, and for ssuance of Letters Testameary to Robert E. Burke, havng been fled by sad Robert E. Burke. t s hereby Ordered, that Wednesday, 2Sth day of February, A at 9 oclock a. m. of sad day, at tho Court Room of sad Court, at Honolulu, be and tho same hereby s appoed tme and placo for provng sad Wll and hearng sad applcaton. t s furr Ordered, that notce reof be gven, by publcaton, n REHEARNG ENE. The Supreme Court yesterday mornng The Hawaan Star, a newspaper pub gave a memorandum decson denyng lshed n Honolulu, on 9th day ot moton for a rehearng of case February, A.. 906, and on each publcaton day of sad newspaper up ta of Frank Lucwego vs. Terrtory and Rapd Transt Company. and ncludng 27th day of Febru ary, A.. 90G. ated at Honolulu, February 9th, 900. MXOLOGSTS ALEXANER LNSAY", JR., Second Judge, Frst Crcut Court. A. S. Humphreys, torney for Pettoner. UNTE STATES OF AMERCA. N STRCT COURT OF UNTE STATES FOR TER RTORY OF HAWA. WHEREAS a lbel was fled n strct Court of Ued States for Terrtory of (Hawa on 9th day of February, A.. 906, by NTERSLAN STEAM NAVGATON COM PANY, LMTE, an Hawaan corporaton, owner of steamer "Kaua," for tself and ors, Llbella, versus Amercan Schooner "Ka Mffl," her tackle, apparel, furure and machnery, Clama, n a cause of salvage, cvl and martme, to recover sum of $4250, as by sad lbel, reference beng hereby made reto, wll more fully and at largo appear, NOW, refore, n pursuance of tho Moon nnd under seal of Court to me drected and delvered, do horoby gve publc notce to all persons clamng sad Schooner "Ka Mol," her tackle, apparel, furure nnd machnery, etc., or n any manner erested ren, that y bo and appear before sad strct Court, to be held n cty of Honolulu on Monday, tho 26th day ot February, A.. 906, at ten oclock n tho forenoon of that day, provded same Bhall be a day of Jursdcton; orwse on next day of Jursdcton reafter; n and re to orposo r clams and make r allegatons n that behalf, orwse default and condemnaton wll be ordered. ated, thlb nneteeh day of February, A.. 90G. E. R. HENRY. U. S. Marshal. SMTH & LEWS, Proctors for Llbella., BRO. BENJAMNS HERBALO Cures Constpaton. Makes New, Rch Blood. Stomach ana Lver Tonc. GOO FOR KNEYS At AH ruggsts Thnk of Ths? Ths Regular $7.50 Columba Graphophone.$ Wth a Subscrpton to ths Paper 4 MAL. w OF 4 J? RTH FUN FOR 25 Ces Thats about what you get wth Our Free Graphophone Offer w MACHNE OESNT COST YOU ANYTHNG AN S YOURS F YOU WANT T. RECORS ARE ONLY THNGS THAT COST AN Y AMOUNT TO NEXT TO NOTHNG. Come on and get your $00.00 worth of good sold fun for not much more than S song. When you have had a Columba Graphopho ne one week, you wll thnk you are gettng $00.00 worth of fun out of t. Then when you have had t a moh nothng would buy good tmes t wll have gven you. d you ever hear GREATEST SNGERS n WORL? The GREATEST MUSCANS? The GREATEST HUMORSTS? Wher you have or have not, a Columba Graphophone wll let you hear m as often as you please. Oh! What a pleasure a happness and a comfort a COLUMBA GRAPHOPHONE s. NOT TOMORROW. NQURY. :,:j By SPECAL. ARRANGEMENT wth Columba Phonograph Co.r Hawaan Star s enabled to make followng EXTRAORNARY OFFER. Cut out attached coupon and mal t to offce of ThcHawaa n Star nnd we wll send our represeatve to your home to demonstrate and explan to you how you can procure THS REGU LAR $7.50 COLUMBA GRAPHOPHONE; tt4 4 ABSOLUTELY THS COUPON TOAY, OF o FREE ate. HAWAAN STAR, Box 366, Cty. Pleaac send Solctor to my address to explan FREE OFFER. " GRAPHOPHON Tt Name, Address. f f TLY FMONSTRATONS AT A. B. ARLEG & CO., FORT AN HOTEL STREETS, STRBUTNG AGENTS FOR COLUMBA PHONOGRAPH COMPANY.

8 wfpp; HAWAAN STAn, THURSAY, FEBRUARY 22, 906 TOURSTS ATTENTON! "We havo Uo most complete lno of Hawaan and Satnonn curos n town. Jut tlo thngs you wa to take bome. WOHANS EXCHANGE m ts An Easy Hatter to eratco dnndrurt f you use ANRUFF KLLER. One applcaton of ths now famous germcde and har food wll convnce you of ta merts try t. Sold by nl ruggsts and at Unon Barber Shop, Telephone Man 232 R. A. J. ERBY, ENTST. Offlco n Boston Buldng. Hours: 9 a. m. to 2 noon; p. m to 4 p. rn. Peoples Express Co. M. T. Marshall, Prop. Baggage, Furure and Panos carefully moved. 37 Mercha Street. Stablo Phono Blue 82. (romen Gats Coressefl Yeast AT J. n. LEVY & CO., "Walty Block, Kng Street. 88 Kng Street. UNER NEW MANAGEMENT JANUARY 7TH, 906. Frst Class Servce Sngle Meals 25 Ces. TCKETS, 2 MEALS $.50. TELEPHONE Ofllce, Man 343. Resdence, Blue 229 Wallace Jackson General Baggage "Ml.) ad ray Busness ELVERY TO ALL PARTS OP ; tl CTY LARGE OR SMALL PARCELS. STAN:Merchan t and Alakea Streets. Telephones Resdence, Whte S0; Of " flee, Man 293. GOMES EXPRESS CO Furure R. vej wth Care to all Parts of Cty. OFFCE 7G FORT STREET. Near Queen, opp. Haekfeld Buldng. TELEPHONE BLUE Gl. MOAN A EXPRESS CO BAGGAGB, FREGHT FURNTURE Baggage, Freght and Furure promptly handled. Hbootlne Gallery 9 Hotel Street BEAYE t LJVC K00M H. J. NOLTE, PROPR. Frozen Oysters Tut4t Reaelvod FrstCla ss Lunches served wth tea, coffee, soda water, gnger ale or mlk P. O. BOX 52. A. C. 0NT(50MEHY, Queen St. opposte Judcary Buldng. Estmates gven at lowest curre rates for steel nnd ron fencng, curbng,ot, copng for cemetery or prvate grounds. Monumes of every NEWS N A NUTSHELL rnrngrnpls Tlutl (llvo Condensed News of (ho Jlny. t does make any dfference what you wa or what you have but do wa, Star Classfed Ads wll help you out wth absolute certay. Wa Ads nserted threo tmes for 23c. WEAR REPORT. Local Ofllco U. S. Wear Bureau, Young Buldng. Honolulu, T. H., February 22, 000. Temperatures, 0 a. m., 70; 8 a. m., 72; 0.. n., 75; noon, 70; mornng mnmum, 09. nurometer. S a. m ; absolute humdty, S a. m., grans ter cubc foot: relatve humdty, s n. m., u per ce; dew po, S a, m., 03. Wnd, velocty, 0 n. m., 6, NE.; S n. m., 4, E.; 0 a.m., 9, NE. ; noon,, NE. Ranfall durng 2 hours ended 8 a. m...0 nches. (Total wnd moveme durng 2 hours ended at noof, 209 mles. ALEX. McC. ASHLEY, Secton rector. Practcally all busness houses of cty were closed today. Mss Mnrjle Bercovlteh arrved by Sonoma yesterday to vst Mrs. J. Rosenberg. m There wll be a matnee at ths afternoon. Pnk omlnos wll beg ven. Cattle from Kahlklnul now slaughtered exclusvely for Raymond Ranch.Market. Tel All governme olhees were closed todny. own town busness houses were also all closed. An nsurance adjuster to adjust losses by lre on Texan arrved by Sonoma yesterday. Mrs. Klncatd and her daughter leave shortly for east. r. Klncad wll leave later n summer. The local photograph supply and developng concerns wll lo a bg busness as a result of todays celebraton. C H. W. Norton has resgned from engneerng departme of Oah u Ralway to take a poston wth F. W. Beardslee. W. W. lrnond & Co. s offerng Havllan d Chna nner sets at $ They are of an erely now shape and very dully decorated. St. Lous College studes gave a pleasng eertanme of dalogues, rectatons and musc at college yesterday mornng. Men were at Thomas Square early ths mornng mnrkng off streets wth chalk and Hags n preparaton for rendezvous of parade. The Pollard Lllputan Opera Company wll leave San Francsco on Alameda, May 8, and open m at on May 25 for two weeks engageme. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Olffard havo ssued formal announceme of marrage of r daughter Jane Knhlwa lan to Arthur Ashford Wlder, February H. Mr. and Mrs. Francs Gay eertaned at r Kaua home, Kekupua, last Saturday evenng n honor of Mr. and Mrs. Erc A. Knudsen, and Mr. and Mrs. James Spaldng, both newly marred couples. HONG KONG MARU SGHTE. The S. S. Hong Kong Maru was sghted off Barbers Po ths afternoon at 2 oclock. She may sal for San Fran csco tonght or else tomorrow morn ng. 5 ARRVNG. Wednesday, February 2. Am. bark Albert, (Turner, 30 hours from Hllo, at 0 p. n. Thursday, February 22. Am. schr. Berte Mnor, Roven, 26 days from Eureka, at 7 a. n. Stmr. walanl, Plltz, from Anahola, at 6:30 a. m. Am. bark Foolng Suoy, Wllett, from New York, at 9:30 a. m. EPARTNG. Thursday, February 22. S. S. Appalachee, Smpson, for Yokohama and Shangha, at 2 p. m. Schr. Concord, Ulunahacle, for Hllo and lonolpu at a. m. Wednesday, February 2 U. S. A. T. Meade, for Kuam and Manla 5:30 p. n. Am. bktn, S. G. Wlder, Jackson, for San Francsco 2 p. m. SALNG VESSEL ARRVES Three salng vessels have made port.rlthln last three days. The bark Albert arrved yesterday afternoon from Hllo n 30 hours. She wll load sugar hero for San Francsco, unless ordered to go to Kaanapall. The bark Foolng Suey arrved ths mornng 34 days from Now York wth a general cargo for C. Brewer & Co. The schoon "erne Mnor maao por ms morn ng from Eureka, 326 days out. She had lumber. Columba Graphophone free. See pago 7. CHOCE ALGA.RQBA. FRE 00 SAWE AN SPLT OR N 4 FEET LENGTHS R. VERE TO ANY PART OF CTT LEAVE ORERS WTH W, W. MON & CO. Arer for Es lu Umcb, CROWS ON STBEES LOWER KNG AN BERETANA SWARME WTH THOUSANS OF SPECTATORS OF SHOW. Bshop street n fro ot Young Hotel seemed clmax of crowds that lned course of parade. t was convene to all lnos of currs ceerng down town. t thus cnuglu most of belated comers, and largo number of people who, kept at r regular avocatons for day, yet snatched a few mnutes us parade moved through ceer of town to wtness plenslng spectacle. Asde from ths, however, t was purposely sought by many hundreds as a good place from whch tc Vew tho parade. Both sde of ths street wore lned by as many as could crowd nsde curb lnes. The fence around green square on Ewn sde of tho street was lned by spec tators when processon passed. The wndows and balcones of hotel were crowded. Kng street was crowded on both sdes of street from Bshop street out to Thomas Square. The groat plate glass wndows of Lowers & Cooke were splendd places from whch to vew tho parade, and Mrs. Robert Lewers and Mrs. A. F. Wall had a large party of frends wth n to take advaage of ths fact. Tho hgh fence of Captol grounds proved rher nn obstacle to.good vew so that re were few wthn grounds, though sdewalk outsde was crowded. But tho open gond s of tho Judcary buldng offered nure nvtng space and t was crowded. A good many publc employes saw parade from here, among m Pres de Plnkham of tho Board of Health The resdes of Kalulanl Home toger wth many of r frends found shaded grounds and lnnals of home a splendd place from whch to see tho passng show. Kawalahao churchyard was anor place that at tracted hundreds, whle on or sde of street, Kawalahao Sem nary, and tho Castle Home provded many and erested spectators. Judge and Mrs. Robnson wtnessed parade from lnm at tho restdtneof Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Slmoon near Alapal street. On beautful grounds o f Charles Arton place a very large party of nvted guests had unobstructed vew. From a po Ewa of Catholc Cemetery clear up to Thomas Square mauka sde of street was lned; wth prvate carrages drawn re to gve r occupas almost tho frst, nnd certanly a splendd vew of parade. Among those who saw t fnsm ths po were Senator ckey and hs famly, a party whch ncluded Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mulford Robnson, R. E. Hosmer and Presde and Mrs. Grffths of Oahu College, and Justce nnd Mrs. Arthur A. Wlder and Judgo Lndsay and Mrs. A. M. Brown. Justce and Mrs. Wlder and Judge Lndsay and Mrs. Brown were n Mrs. Wllders charaba c. From Thomas Square out toward Walklkl Road sdewalks were not, of course so closely lned, and yet re seemed ermnable hundreds here. Many came to ths part of lno of parade thnkng t would bo less crowded. Hotel street nnd lower E;retana preseed same appearance as re gards crowds that lower Kng street dd. The grounds and nnate of Hawaan Hotel were crowded The hotel was strkngly decorated, and merlcan nnd Hawaan Hags seemed to float everywhere. me,m jy wag k,led thg morn Qn gtrwt car ne nenp corner of Kng 8treet amj Kamehaneha a Ppno.t sp tn.hp ltnu, was th t f and struck on hs head sustanng njures At Ceral Unon church and a lttle fmm wl farr along nv V a rl for wl frl n V nrr at Methodst church tlme Tne conductor of car s sad, re were gre crowds and so on all. accordng to a report made to poalohave been runnng car whle Beretanla street to Kapolan. ce to Anor great rendezvous for specta tno motorman was readng a newspa tors was Moana Hotel and that per. part of Walklkl Road, near re. t s hard to estmate sze of CONCOR GOT AGROUN. crowds on streets, but r numbers ran far up o thousands. ths mornng near tho lghthouse whle The schooner Concord got aground leavng harbor for Hllo and Hono pu. She got off after a short tme and NNE NEW PLAYS FOR conued on her way, as she was not damaged. THypOM BROUGHT BY SONOMA YES TERAY TO BE PRESENTE BY RCHAR BULER CO. Property of lato Prnce Albert Kunulakea, tho last drect descenda of Knmehamehas. Ths s one of few remanng frst class collectons. Tho work, splcng and polsh, beng of exceptonal qualty. Furr partculars JAS. F. MORGAN, AUCTONEER. Rchard Buhler and hs company receved manuscrpt of nne addtonal pays by tho Sonoma yesterday. These wll bo preseed, two a week from now ultll March 2. Tho Sonoma also brought bg posters whch wll announco plays as y are preseed from week to week. Ench of se plays s ono that has beon a pronounced success on manland reason to and re s every bello vo that y wll prove as attractve here. The play to bo gven ths evenng 3 etled tho "Whte Caps" and s a play somewhat on order of tho "Black Hand" whch was preseed here some tme ngo wth such success. Tho Buhler company havo played ths pece on manland and so may be oxpoot ed to glvo a pleasng performance. There wll be a matlneo at 2 oclock at whch "Pnk omlnos" wll o pre seed. The regular matlneo prces of 25 ces for reserved seats wll pro val. James F. Morgan, AucToNran BROKER. AN 7 Kaahumanu SU Tel. Man 72. P. O Bos E94. Toursts, Collectors, Atteon have for sale at pub n a few dny lc aucton LARGE COLLECTON OF Old Calabashes ETC., KTC. AUCTON SALE FRAY, FEB. 23, 906, AT 0 A. M., At my salesroom, 87 Kaahunanu street, wll sell CRACKERJACK NEW FURNTURE ON VEW TUESAY. JAS. F, MORGAN, AUCTONEER. boat out wth only a partal solders. KOREAN KLLE N crowd of ACCENT Lee Young Su, a Korean, who had been employed by Captan Ulunahele APPALACHEE SALS TOAY. The Brtsh S. S. Appalacheo sals ths afternoon for Shangha va Yokohama or Moj. WLER SALE YESTERAY. Tho barkene S. G. Wlder saled for San Francsco yosterday afternoon tons of sugar. wth,0 OCLOCK MARRE. CHAMBERLAN NEWTON, At Ka walahao Church, Honolulu, Hawa, February 2, 90G, at 3 oclock p. m Rev. H. H. Parker ofllclatlng, Mss Clo Newton to W. W. Chamberlan. The newly marred couple wll lve on Punchbowl. MEEROS GUERRERO On Satur day, February 7, 90C, Mlsa Helen Guerrelro to J. P. Medelros, manager of Walalua Wne Company. MANUEL ROSA HURT. Manuel Rosa was struck by a Rapd Transt car near Makeo sland ths hftornoon. He receved a severe bump but was not sorlously hurt. HALEWA. The Halelwa Hotel, Honolulus fa mous coury resort, on tho lne of tho Oahu Ralway, coans every modem mproveme and affords ts guests nn opportuy to enjoy all amuseme s golf, tenns, bllards, fresh and salt water bathng, shootng, fshng, rdng and drvng. Tcket, ncludng ral way fare and ono full days room and board, aro sold at tho Honolulu Staton CROWE ON MRAE. There was n great deal of compla among solders on Meade over and Tre & Company for $5. For de tho crowded condton of man on parturo ot trans, consult tlmo table. that transport. The s old and On Sundays, Halelwa Lmted, a drty and. mon clamed that t was two hour tran, leaves at 8:22 a. m. a shame to crowd m upon that boat returnng, arrves n Honolulu at 0 and send tho Sherman a much bettor p; m. o Overlook THAT WE NOT ONLY HAVE AGENCY FOR OTTO but we also have a complete Machne Shop and make a specalty of reparng; gas engnes. We sell stllate, Gasolne, Encrgnc, Gas Engne Ols and everythng n way of gas engne supples. Satsfacton guaraeed on all repar work, E. O. HALL&SOM, Ltd. To Our We are now located n new brck buldng on Kng Street, between Maunakea and Kekaulke Streets, where we wll be pleased to serve you wth frstcla ss goods n meat lne. Our prces wll always be far. We are suppled by "Hnd," "Magure" and "Grcenwell" Ranches of sland of Hawa, wth prme beef cattle, and kllng and dressng of all anmals at our own slaughter house at Kalh s done n a most saary manner and drectly under daly examnaton of meat nspector of Board of Health., Solctng your patronage, we are, l Very respectfully yours, C. Q. Yee Hop & Co. Chna, The MAN 25. PANT SPECALST. Phone Kng Street. or A NOTEWORTHY OFFER. Havlland Chna nner Set. Erely now shape and very day decoraton of plnk; flower sprays, wth coned gold on all handles. Sets coan 00 peces and are postvely best values over offered. TELEPHONE SETS Gas Engnes Sgns. Fact Patrons Glad News! Your house may not be lookng well; lot us prescrbe for t. We aro specalsts n ths lne. You take no rsks. Wo guaraee not to kll after takng our medcne. You notce qn mproveme at once. Consultatons free. STANLEY STEPHENSON Today, Tomorrow and every day S. S. LQUOR EALERS. Honolulu, T. Household dd not FROM $8.C0 && run all our stock. J Ms BEST RE S. Carlsbad Chna nner Set. Very ornameal embossed shapes, decorated wth small and large Bprays of pnk flowers; all handles gold traced. Set coans 2 peces, complete servce for twelve persons. UP. CO Corner Queen and Alakea Streets Orders elvered to All ratrts of tlxe Cty Phone Man 492 STL SOMS XyEJTX. Glassware blastng OR day and W. W. MON CO., 5355 Kno St,, Honolulu. H. LT. 4