HAWAIIAN 8TAR. ESTEE AWARDS EXTRA COMPEN- SATION AND INTIMATES THAT DAMAGES ARE DUE. TWO DOLLARS A DAY EACH FOR 1M DASI.

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1 4 f yon WfMi ( oys Naws, TH ohm Mm1 jf n TM HTAK HAWAAN 8TAR VOL X HONOLULU, H, TUBS DAY, APRL No 3144 THREE THOUSAND BG CROWD ATKiNAU E HOW E SALORS HAWA LAND LAWS SHE GOES TO MANLA SUTS TO FLE HAND WENT AWAY Foil MAC EXCLUSON BLL GET JUDGMENT 1 V TllP ENOKMOUS (AXPAYE LST OF DELNQUENT WHO ARE TO BE!!8lil5D Many Friends Saw Vessel Deiar TodaySopped in Sream o Take xm Japanese Laborers SALOR CLAUSE NSERTED li VOTE AFTER A LVELY CONTEST ESTEE AWARDS EXTRA COMPEN SATON AND NTMATES THAT DAMAGES ARE DUE THE ONLY ONB THAT APPLY GAELK A4KTVK WTH HERE PAfSENORRB Terriorial Officers Have Auhoriy o Gran Righ of Way Through Publlo Lands for Diches and Reservoirs MAN" Adifl Evan and Saff Aboard foum for Tekoham XumfH )MMA fw Jwfniwu Pari OMB OF THBM,Q,WE SEVERAL YEARS TAXES Ajerney General Dele Will Oo Through he Lin of 8,300 ana Sue Bach Delinquen $Uerney General Dole has been" glvan he Mk of bringing abou axpayehe Execuive Council mee, 1,900 rvwpiln agains delinquen ing yeserday i was decided ha he Terriory should go ahead and force he delinquens o pay, by means of civil suis, and Aorney General Dole was auhorized o begin a once The delinquens nearly all owe for axes since 1U00, hough here are a few furher back The sums due range from a dollar o $5,000, and if colleced will aggregae a nea sum for he of he Terriory n many cases he same axpay is delinquen on er several years axes, bu here appears o have been lile effor o Sraighen ou he books and ge he money unil now The delinquen lis shows in some cases ha suis were brough and judgmens secured, bu hey were no enforced, np execuions being secured, and nov proceedings will have o be begun all over again, as a Judgmen is only good for one year There are abou 3,200 navies on Tax Collecor Pras lis The Terriory will have o bring a beparae sui agains eaoji one of henf This means ha separae complains will have o be drawn agains each one of he 3,300 axpayedelinquen Judgmens secured, execuions Jssued and enforced f possible by he seizure and sale of any propery hey may have "We shall simply go righ hrough he lis," said Tax Collecor Pra, "and ake he names as hey come from A o 55, reaing all alike There is a lo of money in ha lis and here is no way o sraighen ou our records bu o go righ afer each one n some cases he delinquens may have gone away o diedbu his can only be ascerained by proceeding agains hem, and geing he proper reurn from he cours" The axes due are for boh personal and real propery Under he ax laws he ax collecor has summary powers ii he collecion o delinquen ixen is provided ha afer a judgmen is secured, "execuion may issued which may be saisfied ou of any real or per sunal propery of he defendan in such sui, wihou oher or furher auhoriy" The ask imposed upon Aorney General Doles deparmen is a supendous one unless a large proporion of he delinquens come forward and pay up before hey are sued The coss of sui are added on o he ax a he sar, so ha pays o sele he accoun before a sui is brough, and vhen i becomes known ha acion is being aken, many are hough likely o come forward wih he cash n some cases he coss of he sui will be more han he ax amouns o, bu he defendan will have o pay boh if he or she has any propery, personal or real, which he ax collecor can ge hold of THE CABLE COMNG SAN FRANCSCO, April 7 George O n Curls Ward, and Charles s, chief elecrical engineer of he, Commercial Pacific Cable Company, arrived in he ciy yeserday for he purpose of sleeing a landing place for he cable ha company purposes laying beween San Francisco and Manila They were in consulaion las nigh wih John M Mackay, he presiden of he company in his rooms a he palace and each seemed well pleased wih he progress of he work "We are here for business," said Ward, "andl hink Congress will place no obsacles n our way, despie he effors o a few of he memberswho for some reason favor a Governmen cable" RECEPTON DAY Everyday is r&seplon day a Beas wall paifresabtishmen on Bereaifla sree Visiors always weleome o see he handsome new 102 designs of wall paper THE SEARCHLGHT Look ou for he searchligh on he Heighs Adverise your wans n he Sar S: 1 is a Company organized for he purpose of,aklng care of i peoples propery" 023 For Sree Ml The bigges crowd which has winessed he deparure of he Klnau in monhs was a he Wilder wharf oday a noon, o see he flagship depar wih a large crowd of passengers Capain Berger and he members of he Terriorial Band depared on he vessel for Lahalna, o give he Maul people a musical rea Previous o he deparure of he vessel, he band played iself away Wih he excepion of Capain Berger, none of he band boys were in uniform, and had i no been for he good music hey played, he oufi migh have been aken for a nondescrip German band ouring he counry Among ohers who were away on he Kinau, were some of he Mormon missionaries who were assigned o heir respecive fields of labors hroughou he sland, a he recen conference of he Mormon church a Lale High Sheriff Brown and Mrs A M Brown were also passengers, going o Hlo The Klnau laid ou n he sream by he Quaranine sland wharf, for some ime afer leaving he Wilder wharf, a abou 100 Japanese laborers were aken aboard for various Maul and Hawaii planaions The band will go from Lahalna o Walluku, here, meeing he delegaion of Knighs of Pyhias, which will depar from here onigh on he Claudln e, for he opening of he new Pvhla n Casle a AValukunex Thursday The bank will reurn Sunday on he Claudine MPORTM T TO WA HGH SHERFF BROWN TO N VESTGATE Will Confer Wih Sheriff Andrews Regarding Various Police Maers on Big sland Goes o Kau High Sheriff A M Brown lef on he Klnau oday for Hlo He has gone for a special consulaion wih Sheriff Andrews regarding he police business conneced wih he sland o Hawaii High SherilT Brown will sop a Hlo overnigh, and go o Kau soon afer his arrival, where he will have an nerview wih Henry Marin, Jr, he new depuy sheriff of ha disric Marin was recenly appoined o ha posiion and as Mr Brown has no, as e, had any chance o consul wih blm regarding police maers he sheriff will make a special rip o Kau, during his say on Hawaii There have been a number of myserious murders a Kau in recen monhs and while he head of he police deparmen does, no hold he olllcers of he Kau disric, especially derelic n he performance of heir duy, he condiions are such, ha he High Sheriff dioms a personal inerview necessary n addiion o murders, Marin will receive insrucions regarding he prosecuion of gambling cases and oher wihin his jurisdicion Maers relaing o he general police business of Hawaii, will also be he subjec of consulaion beweon High Sheriff Brown and Sheriff Andrews The recan conemp proceedings which Judge Lile caused o be aken agains Andrews, will alro be discussed Sheriff He s ac Brown will reurn April 2G companied by Mrs Brown SONOMA MAY BE LATE The Sonoma had no been sighed from he Colonies up o 2 p m oday She is expeced any ime oday The vessel will remain bu a few hours n por From advices received by her agens, i is expeced ha pracically all of he firs cabin passengers from Honolulu, can be given accommoda ion The second class cabins were naerly all filled, leaving Sydney, while here was a big crowd n he seerage may no be possible, herefore, o accommodae many people from here, who hold hose kind of ickes CE HOUSE DELCACES Camarlnos California Frui Marke s he place for ice house delicacies Everyhing he California markci affords a his season of he year can be found a Camarlnos W B CORSETS L B Kerr & Co, Ld, have secured for he fuure he sole righ for Honolulu for he celebraed W B Corse, his is he mos perfec fiing Corse known o he rade and a popular prices from DOc upwards A GOOD APPETZER A ride up Pacific Heighs s a good appeizer FRESH DOG CAKES, SUNDRES AND MJaOTCNESB? LAST STEAMER TOTTER CO,, LTD : AGENTS HAWAAN BORN CHNESE AjB EXCLUDED The Quesion of Their Bighs is Lef The Cours Norhern Bound Pors Bulel Ou WASHNGTON, April 7 A 5 oclock his afernoon, afer a day of wranglljiif over amendmens, he Chinese excision bill was passed by he House by a viva voce voe was launched, in he main, as hough he skids were greased and all props knocked awdy As wen sailing down, Champ Clark sen up an echoing cry, claiming he credi for he Democraic pary Bu Chalrmnn Hi of he Foreign Affairs Commiee n charge of he bill, rebuked Clark, and said he measure was one ha should have no poliics njeced ino i, and ha Clark migh beer have spoken as an American han as a Democra This senimen was applauded by he whole Republican side As passed he bill pracically all he exising exclusion laws and ncorporaes wih hem he exising reay regulaions exends hese exclusion laws o he Philippines and he oher possessions of he Unied Saes and forbids Chinese labor in our colonial possessions coming no his counry The Philpplne Commission, by he erms of he bill, is direced o adop proper measures for he enforcemen of he provisions of he bill n he Philippines The bill is a composie is based on he original nhn bill as agreed upon by he Pacific Coas delegaion, bu differs considerably from ha bill n mporan pariculars During odays proceedings mporan amendmens were added, he mos noable being one offeree! by Kahn, providing ha no ves 1 sel under American regiser shall employ Chinese crews n voyages ermi naing a an American por This icu in mze, ana inese rour sailors were amendmen was valianly fough byj compelled o ea and slep in his place such war norses as cannon oi xiunoisj is admied ha he ffrecasle leaked bu Knhn had he Republican majoriy! badly and was consanly we from he wih him as well as a few Democras,! rain One sick man lef he vessel a and he amendmen was adoped lpo,o Mauriius an wen ino ahosplal No 71 Represenaive Kahn led he ligh for he amendmens, and was hroughou accorded close aenion and heary suppor Represenaive Coombs saf by lvuiiii unu mive airunk neip, oili amendmens and making several ing speeches Represenaives Mecalf, McLacklan, Needham and Woods were all on hand and voed as a uni When he secions defining he ex emped classes came up here was much debae Cannon said he believed here should be more liberaliy n admiing Chinese merchans Coombs, Kahn and ohers declared ha he frauds by Chi nese preending o be merchans were more numerous han any oher Amend mens o le n represenaives of Chinese houses were voed down When secion 11, conaining a lis of pors of enry for Chinese, came up Sherman of New York offered an amendmen including Mnlone and New York; Bridgepor, Albany and Roxbury, Vermon, and oher poins along he norhern border This was opposed by he wachful Californiars Hi also objeced He declared ha he opening of he pors here would render he smuggling of Chinese easy, and pracically nullify he law Kahn poined ou ha he CommissionerGener al of mmigraion under he bill was auhorized o name more pors if he deemed advisable So he amendmen was voed down Champ Clark offered a subsiue foi secion 12 o require Chinese n he n sular erriory of he Unied Saes o procure cerificaes of leglsraion wihin welve monhs and empowering he Commissioner of mmigraion o make rules and regulaions for he reglsirn lon of Chinese n all he nsular errl orles excep he Philippine slands Secion 31 of he bill auhorizes he Philippine Commission o mako need fel regulaions for enforcing he ac in ha achipelago The sailors clause came up as an ad diion o secion 38 Champ Clark an amendmen prohibiing offr he employmen of Chinese on American vessels Kahn offered anoher o he same effec, bu also ncluding a provision ha in case of sress of weaher American vessels migh engage Chinese crews f n a place where oher crews could no be obained Clark no ceped his as a subsiue Perkins of New York made a poin of order agains he amendmen ha i was no ger mane o he bill The ile of he bill, he said, was o prohibi he coming no and o regulae residence wihin he Unied Saes, ec, of Chinese persons, he amendmen, he claimed, had noh ing o do wih prohibiing he enry of Chinese sailors no he Unied Saes bu aemped o keep hem off Ameri can ships Moody of Washingon, who was acing1 charman of he commiee of he whole, susained he poin of order He poined ou, however, ha if he amend, men were of Chinese sailors on American ships ouching a American pors, where such sailors migh aemp o land, he amendmen would be germane ivann hereupon changed his amend inen o read: " shall be unlawful for any vessel holding an American regiser on a oyage erminaing a an American por o have or o employ in is crew any Chinese person nu eniled o admission o he Unied Saes" Chairman Moody ruled ha he amendmen as proposed was germane was no proposed, he said, o exclude Chinese sailors from he Unied Saes Sailors under he erms of he bill, were classed as laborers, who are o be excluded As he bill s full of safeguards agains he fraudulen en ry of forbidden classes, his amend men was sricly in line l;h he ohers shuing ou laborers Hi spoke agains his amendmen, saying here were few Americans n he ships crews on he Pacific Coas He spoke of he grea hea in he fire (Coninued on page Ave) TWO DOLLARS A DAY EACH FOR 1M DAS Less Than wo,hi4 of he Legal Raion, he Fofla Bad and Quarers Judge Es his morning rendered a decision n he cue of David Hall and Edward Wood agains he schooner F W Howe and her maser Capain S B Akinson The cour holds ha he men were no properly housed or fed during he voyage On accoun of a shorage of more han one hird of he legal raion, he men are awarded $1 a for diches, canals and reservoirs o day each for he 120 days of he voyage be employed n soring and conveying and on accoun o he bad qualiy o waer o be Used n he reclamalci he food and waer ha was supplied, and irrigaion or ai d lands he men are given anoher dollar day each, making $360 each awarded e wo defendans The maer of exra damages is lef open, he cour mrfking he SHP BlW AT SEA following expression as o his feaure of he claim: " do no allow any sjecuu damages CREW RESClED BY SCHOONER o he men for he exra suffering if any endured by hm by reason of he WRGHT llness shown o " exis wih bohiof hem as he men are no ye ou of he hospial and carnonow Briish Ship be shown wha Franklsan 110 Days Ou heir reasonable damage would be f From Newcasle Racked by Ejqilosiof any So he quesion of special damages in his regard s no s considered Abandoned Burning This do wihou prejudice o any furher acion on he par of Hbellnnshe " Judge Esee reviews he esimony a scui jfiikiu in a ueawon comprising pages, i and finds mujjh o criicize n he reamen of he Miw jnen who made up he forecasle fnbe of he schooner Howe He says: "There were eigh ifcen abmrdof his vessel, he Capain, ie firs and second officers, he cook and he four men in he forecasle The forecasle was a small place no exceeding five fee by enry s made n he log befok of he na Mi u nf w i";,unou U uiiiyon UL una UU1 UH wua required by Secion 4290 Subdv 5 Saues" ReVis (Esee Bays ha he vessel was no ironerivnrovlsnffiwl wnio evlrin long voyage she underook, and ha he, law requiring a vessel o carry weighs and scales so ha food may be weighed ou o he men n case of dispue was uerly gnored, as here were no scales a all on, board He coninues: " s unconradiced ha all of he original crew in he forecasle of he vessel became more or less sick on voyage his Johnson wen o he hospial a Mauriius and wae lef behind, he alian aking his place Exacly wha was ne maer wih him was unknown The Filipino had swelling of he limbs before reaching Honolulu, bu he is now apparenlly well Hall and Wood are sill sick and rceivlng reamen he hospial a bu are improving So as far he WelKll Of he nslmnnv nlinwo all he men were won wimn hov hin ped a New York Every sailor, including he second mae, and he alian who shipped a Mauriius, esify ha he food was oo saly o ea; ha i was oherwise illy prepared hey and ae ha i wih difficuly s admied ha he ea and coffee were prepared n one vessel, alhough he cook said he washed i ou when he changed ea from o coffee; bu one winess esified ha boh ea leaves and coffee grounds were mxed ogeher in he one po for he men s admied, ha he men drank rain waer from he roof of he cabin a large par of he ime from Mauriius here; bu he capain esified ha he has always done his wih his men f he did, unless from exreme necessiy, i was conrary o law "The cook esified ha he se pail ou a of waer for he men each duy which pall as he hough held o from wo wo and a half gallons of waer, when under he law he four men were eniled o four gallons or a gallon apiece dally The forecasle leaked badly The men complained o he officer, firs bu he evdenly dd no inerfere o ameliorae heir condiion While he capain and he mae eslfle d in a general way ha he men were well fed ye when heir aenion was called o he specific facs n mony he esi of he oher winesses, hey uerly failed o know anyhing hem" abou Judge Esee says ha he will aemp no o sele he expers differences of he as o wheher Hall and Woods have scurvy or berlber i dangerous Boh are diseases and bolf migh be caused by he condiions held o have exised on he schooner Howe Hall and Woods will probably begin anoher acion o recover exra damages, on accoun of heir illness and suffering KNGHTS GONG TO MAU The seamer Claudine is booked full for his rip, as a special delegaion "f Knighs of Pyhias s going o Kihulu i, o aend he opening of he new Pyhian Casle a Walluku nex ThursTh e band will reurn Sunday on he celebraion There will be a ball in he evening SWELL MLLNERY For choice upoda o millinery L B Kerr & Co are in he fron rank The Paris model has are cerainly creaions of exreme beauy SEMWEEKL Y STAR Honolulu people who are going rbroud can have he Sar SemiWeek ly 1 ailed o any address for he small aum of wenyfiv e cens a monh Th SPinlWeek ly Snr conains all he local news of mp"; ance, besides he dally sock quoaion! Ads under "Siuaions Waned," nsered free of eharge in he "Sar WASHNGTON April 6 An opinion rendered oday by he Assisan AorneyGeneral for he nerior Deparmen, and approved by h Secreary, holds ha he general land laws of he Unied Sae, including hoe relaing o righs of way, have no ap plicaion n Hawaii, and ha wujl ohrw4m provided for by Congress he Hawaiian laws furnish he only auhoriy" for he disposiion and managemen of hose binds The opinion furher holds ha under cerain Hawaiian Hknec which are par of hose adoped by Congress for he ime being, he Terriorial oieers are clohed fih auhoriy o gran righs of waynhrough he public lands SAN FRANCSCO, April 8The schooner C Wrigh arrived here yeserday bringing he 29 survivors ofhe burning Briish ship Franklsan The Franklsan sailed from Newcasle December 12, 1901 wih a enrgo of 3012 ons of coal Ligh winds kep he vessel back unil April 1 when she was abou 200 miles norhwes of he Golden Gae ih a good breeze The discovery of fire in he cargo and he subsequen evens s his described by Capain Samuel Akinson, maser of he Franklsan "April 1 noiced he odor of gas coming from he venilaors Tha was early in he day and he Franklsan was in laiude 38 deg 29 min norh, longiude 132 deg 11 min wes A 1:30 p m he same day smoke or seam was firs seen coming from he main hach had a seel rod driven down no he coal, and found grea hea under he fore par of )m hach, he rpd being fairly red Thlff was from a deph o from nine o hireen fee, " had all he haches baened down and he forward venilaors secured, leaving he afer ones open for escaping gas Then drove he ship for all she could sand ha nigh in order o ge nearer o land The wind was blowing srong and he Franklsan, under such a remendous srech of canvas, bowled along swifly and ook seas over he bows n quick succession The following morning, April 2, here was more smoke and gas from he venilaors, bu he ship was kep going a full speed oward he Coas A 0:30 oclock of he morning of April 3 an explosion of he gases below us blew off he main, and afer haches, and ilames dared up We he haches, bu in half an hour hey blow off again Then i looked exeremely bad had he royals, opgallans and opsails low ered, and rounded, he ship o, ana hough he haches had again been secured and waer in grea volume pumped down, he haches were once mors blown off b heavier explosions This was a 7:40 a m and he flames, sho as high as he foo of he foresail "Signals of disress which had been sen up were seen abou ha line by he schooner H C Wrigh, ami she bore down on us We go our boas ready and no he waer by he ime he Wrigh was alongside, and, afer consuling wih Capain Nielson of he Wrigh, finally decided o abandon he Franklsan fully believing she would blow up wihin wenyfou r hours, perhaps going down enirely, or leaving only a worhless hulk on he surface Mrs Akinson, wih he wenyseven men of he crew, and myself yes, even he lile whie dog Blnnco and wo cas all wen aboard he Wrigh, Capain Nielson kindly voluneering o bring us o his por The Franklsan, red wih fire, was abandoned a 10:30 a m of April 3, n laiude 3S deg 26 min norh, longiude 127 deg G min wes All ha day and all nigh we were n sigh of he Fninklsnn COULD, FLL THE PAPER WTH THEM This paper migh be filled wih leiis like he following, and every one be he absolue ruh " had rheumaism for years and ried almos everyhing, bu go no permanen relief unil used Chnmberlalns Pain Balm, hree boles ofwhlch have cured me s he bes medicine ever used" Philip E Rhoads, Pennvllle, Mo, U S A Pain Balm s for sale bv nil dealers, Benson, Smih & Company general agens Baking Powder Made from pure cream of arar Safeguards he food, agains alum Alum baking powders are he ereau meaacam ie healh of h pmea dy, soyai man wxnn e, m vouk The OmUc arrived his morning fre San Vranaeoo wih hree days laer mall and nws Fine weaher was ex perienced kroufhou he rip On Saurday, Apr 1L he Alameda was me n laiude M Worh, longlude wes The vessel hhk 4 rood Jile1 naaae gers lis, a number of whom are bound Tor Manila This s he flrs rip which he Gaelic will make o Manila She lef San Francisco, April 8 Owing o he Pacific Mail wharf being occupied by a coal ship, he Gaelio wen no he naval slip Among he passengers aboard are Admiral obey D Evans, wife and pary He is going ou o Yokohama o ake comiimml of he Asiaic squadron Six passengers will lay over a Honolulu Among hem are Mr and Mrs A H Rosengaren a young Philadelphia coupje J O Averlll, C B Bernard and Sanley Bernard are ea men who are going nu o Yokohama J C DonaldsonSi m s a merchan bound for Yokohama A B Palmer is en roue o Korea, on prlvae business W Hohmeyer la a ea merchan who s bound for Kobe Consul F Relnsdorf s he German consul for Formosa Clarence Cary s going o Shanghai lie is conneced wih he railroad which runs from Hankow o Canon and 1ms been in China before D W Bwchard s a San Francisco aorney bound for Manila, o aend o"sonie law business J N Boyd is a maing dealer who is going o Hongkong He is accompanied by his wife Miss G Hargls is a sociey leader of Ukiah, who is going ou o visi friends n he Orien She will probably go o Manila John Gibson is a lumber dealer going o Manila He s accompanied by hs wife The Gaelic will ake several passengers from his por for he Orien and Manila The vessel will sail a 5 p m oday for he Orien The vessel has only 2500 ons of Orienal freigh She is ligh, on accoun of shipmens of Hour being slack Recenly 11,000 ons or Hour were shipped o he Orien, in wo special seamers, so shipmens by he regular mall liners, have been ligher han usual Some of he cargo consiss oc live large boilers for he governmifi a Manila They weigh 200 ons MADE CHANGES The adjourned meeing of he nersla Seamship Company was held nd his morning n he board room of ho company John Ena was presiden and pracically he whole of he olllcers of he company A W Boomley as audior s a new officer and C M Cooke and H A senbe rg ure new members of he board of direcors The full lis of officers and direcors reads an follows: Kiesldon, John Ena: J L McClala reasurer, N E Gedge; secreary, C Clapp; audior, A W Boomley Di recors, A Dreler, C A cooue w u Smih, G N Wilcox U A senberg, J M Dowse The quesion of changes n ho by laws eanibvip for discussion No sep were however made in his direcion, bylahe remaining ns hey now sand for six monhs or unil such ime as he direcors may see fi o effec nl? ernlons, he presen olllcers nd board of direcors being, eleced under :l)e pre s sen Repors Were presened suggesing radical changes n he managemen oc h compnnys affairs wih rgard o esablishing maers upon a more econo mical basis They were discussed dur ing he meeing Keen vour nsurance money a home and buy a policy in he Orienal Life nsurance Company THE LATEST FAD Evenlne naries a he "Tea House" oi he Heighs s he laes fad Adverise your wans n he Sar Heywood Black Box Calf Oxfords WTH EXTENSON SOLE A sylish, heal fiing and good wearing shoe urh of our highes recommendaion $450 Buys, a Pair Tile name Heywood on a shoe s a guaranee of hones value Full line of foo wear a LMTED 1057 FORT STREET V v r & f V i i

2 TMK HAWAAN UTAH TKSDAY, A1MML S, 1W1 nadlan Ausralian Royal STEAMSHP COMPANY earner of he above line, running in connecion wih he CANADAN raouto RALWAY COMPLY beween Vancouver B C, and Sydwy, H W and willing a Vicoria B C, Honolulu and Brliban, Q, live A Honolulu on or ghoul he dales below saed, viz: Sun Vhikwiiivop ami Vlalnrla "R f5 Penm Svnav ami rlahaaia nr Xln Mr jsrmimae ana ayuney, oria ana Vancouver, u Ci JAOKANG APRL U MOWKRA MAY? imoana MAY 10 AORANQ JUNM 4 MOWBRA JUNE! 7 MOimA JULY 2 koranq JULY 6 Calling a Suva, Fiji, on Boh Up and Down Voyages OTffiO H DAVES Ma & CO, Ld, Genl Ags Pacific Mail Seamship Co Occidenai & Orienal S S Co and Toyo Kisen Kaisha Seamers of fhe abovo Companies will call a Honolulu and leave his por on or abou he daes below men loned: FOR CHNA AND JAPAN GAELC APR B HONGKONG MARU APR 22 CHNA APR 30 DORC MAY S NPPON MARU MAY 10 PERU MAY 24 COPTC JUNE 3 AMERCA MARU JUNE 11 PEKNG JUNE 19 GAELC JUNE 28 HONGKONG MARU JULY CHNA JULY G 15 DORC JULY 23 NPPON MARU JULY 31 JPERU AUG 8 COPTC AUG 10 HONGKONG MARU AUG 20 For general nformaion apply o H HACKFED CO, Ld Ags Oceanic Seamship Company ma TME TABB The fine Passengers Seamers of his line will arrive a and leave his por hereunder: FROM SAN FRANCSCO FOR SAN FRANCSCO SERRA APR 10 ALAMEDA APR 25 SONOMA MAY 7 ALAMEDA MAY 16 VENTURA MAY 28 ALAMEDA JUNE 6 SERRA JUNE 18 ALAMEDA JUNE 27 SONOMA JULY 9 ALAMEDA JULY 18 VENTURA JULY 30 iiw, a Local Boa FOR SAN FRANCSCO DORC PR E NPPON MARU APR 25 PERU MAY 3 COPTC MAY 10 AMERCA MARU MAY 20 PEKNG, MAY 2S GAELC JUNE 7 HONGKONG MARU JUNE 13 CHNA JUNE 21 DORC JUNE 28 NPPON MARU JULY 8 PERU JULY 16 COPTC JULY 23 AMERCA MARU AUG 2 PEKNG AUG 11 GAELC AUG 20 DORC SEPT 12 SONOMA APR 15 ALAMEDA APR 30 VENTURA MAY 6 ALAMEDA MAY 21 SERRA MAY 27 ALAMEDA JUNE 11 SONOMA JUNE 17 ALAMEDA JULY 2 VENTURA JULY 8 ALAMEDA JULY 23 JULY 29 la connecion wih he nailing of he above seamers, he Agens are preare d o 1 ue, o inending passengers coupon hrough ickes by any railroad from San Francisco o all poins n he Unied Saes, and from New York by jreamshlp line o all European Fors For furher pariculars apply o W G rwin S Co (LMTED) General Agens Oceanic S S Company, AMERCANHAWAA N STEAMSHP CO Direc Service Beween Nw York, Hawaiian slands, via Pacific Goasi Se splendid New Seel Seamers: S S AMERCAN 6000 ons o sail abou March 15 S S "NEVADAN," o sail abou April 15h S S "HAWAAN," o sail abou May 15h From San Francisco: S S HYADES 3000 ons o sail April Ch for Honolulu Freigh received a Companys wharf, 42nd Sree Souh Brooklyn, a all imes, H HACKFELD & CO, LTD, C, P MORSE, General Freigh Agen AGENTS, HONOLULU, Seale and Tacoma TO HOMLOlXXlJL 3 S CALFORNAN COOO ons o sail April For pariculars apply o 1, furher MORSE, General H Hackfeld & Co, Ld Freigh Agen SERRA AGENTS P D (For Addiional pages 4, S, or 8) EL L 6ENG and laer (hipping aeu ARRVNG Tuesday, April 15 S H Gaelic Pinch, from San Franrlsc o of por a 1 a m 8 8 Sonoma Van Oerendorp, from Pago Pago, Auckland and Sydney, due Wednesday, April 16 8 S Sierra, loudhre, from San Francisco, due n morning DEPARTNG in Tfleaday April 16 Smr Mauna Loa Slmerson, for a, Maalaeu Kona and Kau pora, a noon Smr Klnau, Freeman, for Hllo and way pora, a noon Smr Claudin Parker, for Maul pors a a p m Smr W G Hall S Thompson, for Kauai pors, a 6 p m 8 S Sonoma Van Oerendorp, for San Francisco, probably sail n afernoon S S Gaelic, Finch, for he Orien and Manila a 6 p in Wednesday, April 10 S S Sierra, Houdlee, for Pago Pago Auckland Sydney, probably sal a nigh PASSENGERS Arriving Per S S Gaelic, April 15, from San Francisco for Honolulu Mr and Mrs A Rosengoren, H C Smih, J J Jacob, L E Phlpps and William Schellhass For Yokohama: J O Averill C D Bernard, Sanley Bernard, F Blake, DonaldsonSim, Lieu F L Chapin J C RearAdmir al Robley D Evans, Mrs Robley D Evans, Ensign F T Evans Mrs F T Evans, Miss V Evans, Commander T R Harris, Mrs T R Harris, M H Peck, C Salo, Mrs C Salo, child and nurse, Miss D N Taylor, Lieu T Washingon For Kobe: W Hohmeyer, Miss C L Livingson, J C Rano For Nagasaki: A B Palmer, Consul F Reinsdorf, Mrs T J Thompson For Shanghai: Clarence Cary, G B Wilson, Mrs G B Wilson For Manila: D W Burchard, Mrs Joseph Law, John Gibson, Mrs John Gibson J H Perillard For Hongkong: J N Boyd, Mrs J N Boyd, Mrs W Burdee, W H Gleason, Airs W H Gleason, Miss G Hargis, Mrs M Hempsead, Miss A V Palmer, Miss H C Simpson MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS The Miowera arrived a Sydney prior o April 4, from his por The gunbo o Wheeling, has been ordered o re lieve he Aberenda a Pago Pago The Wheeling was sighed of San Diego, Cal, April 2 On April 3 he bark Alber arrived a San Francisco, 15 days from Lahaina The ship Tlllie E Sarbuc k cleared from San Francisco, April 13 for Honolulu The Briish ship Peer redale, passed Neoh Bay on he same day from Honolulu, bound for Puge Sound The seamer Eureka arrived a San Francisco, 13 days from Kahului Owing o he demands of sailing masers for a bonus for crews, a number of sailing ships are ied up in San Francisco The Tlllie E Sarbuck is waiing unil she can secure a crew a a reasonable figure PLAGUE N PHLPPNES Official Advices as o Plague And Cholera Surgeon General Sernberg has received official advices from Manila confirming he press repors of he exisence of Asiaic cholera and plague in he Philippines, bu says he does no regard he siuaion as serious, being confiden of he abiliy of he medical auhoriies o handle he conagion and preven an epidemic The plan of Gen Chaffee o expedie he deparure of he remaining baalion of he 3d nfanry from Manila on he ranspor Gran a week ahead of schedule ime, as a precauionary measure agains he possible spread of he cholera o roops reurning o he Unied Saes, is approved a he War D eparmenwashingon Sar HAD NARROW ESCAPE Shorly before he Doric was leaving he Channel wharf, yeserday Napoleon, one of he naive sevedores, fell overboard from a hach and landed n he waer beween he vessel and he wharf n falling, he sruck his head agains some objec, receiving an ugly cu and being parially sunned Had no Mikalemi, anoher sevedore, Jumped ino he harbor and held Napoleons head above he waer unil assisance came, he njured man would probably have been drowned Napoleons injuries, were no serious A TRAL OF BLOOD MURDEROUS DEEDS AFRCA N SOUTH Ausralian Olllcers Guily of a Terrible Series of Crimes are Pu o Deah by General Kichener NEW YORK, April 2 A cable o ho Sun from London says: Tho Morning Leader prins a long sory on he auhoriy of an unnamed member of ho Bushvold jcarbineers, according o which Lieuenan Hancock, one of he Ausralian olllcers recenly pu o deah for murder in Souh Africa, was guily of a number of wonom murders of na ives, besides en Boers who had sur rendered and a German missionary His fellowofficer s, Lieuenan Moran and an unnamed Capain, were implicaed in ho crimes Aeeordlnf o he Leaders nforman, he guily officers, while commanding a deachmen of carbineers in he wild, fever sricken bush counry 200 miles norh of Pleersburg, sho people reck lessly Lieuenan Hancock was he nsigaor of mos of he ourages, bu he anonymous Capain is represened as shooine naives for snor When he officers had a spie agains a man in n& carbineers he would send him o scou on he righ Hank and he rarely reurned The oher men became suspicious and kep an eye on heir officers When he officers learned ha en Boers were raveling o Pleersburg o surrender, aking 20,000 wih hem, hai ih CSOnon wna n Transvaal paper money nul worh ) Lieuenan Hancock, learning hai a (eaman missionary n he neighborhood knew he faca n connecion wih he killing of he Boer, wen o (he mission nnd sho him dead, lie also ried o shoo he missionarys black servan, bu he laer escaped afer being wounded Through him he news reached he German Consul, who appealed o General Kichener for an nquiry Trooper Van Buren subsequenly overlfeard Lieuenan Hancock and a Capain discussing he advisabiliy of having Sergeans Morrison and Grey ho, precumably for refusing o execue he Hoers Van Buren warned he sergeans, who fled o Peeraburg Lieuenan Hancock sen a pary n pursui of hem, bu he pursuers, when hey overook he fugiives joined lm, and all wen o Peersburg ogeher They repored wha was happening o Major Llneham, commander of he Carbineers, and rejeced lls advice o reurn They courmariaasked for a l, bu his was never held Subsequenly Lieuenan Hancock, suspecing ha Van Buren had warned Morrison and Grey, had him sho s explained ha he men belonging o he rregular corps like he Bushvel d Carbineers only Join for six monhs When he ime of he roopers expired hey reurned o Preoria, where hey were examined by General Kichener, who ordered he olllcers arresed Much evidence was aken a heir rial, which was seen was mos painful o General Kichener ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED The Maul News says: The engagemen of Frank Medciros o Miss Alameda Alexandri s announced $125 SNT MUCH FOR A "Monarch" GOLB1 SHRT Bramfi migh bo oo much for some oher brand, bu ho "Monarch" is a guaranee of qualiy You would pay $223 for ho same shir elsewhere and hink nohing of i These shirs are mado of he bes maerials and here are none beer You migh pay more for some fancy sripe or oher novely bu for service he "Monarch" can be bea See he display in our window LMTED a TWO STORES Corner For and Hoel Srees Hoel Sree beween Behel and Nuuanu The following are he arrivals and deparures of foreign seamers: Leave Honolulu for S F or VicoriaSono April 15 Nippon Maru April 25 Alameda April 30 Peru May 3 Venura May 0 uoplo May 1U America Maru May 20 Alameda May 21 Sierra May 27 Peking May 28 Gaelic June 7 Alameda June 11 HongkongMar u June 13 Sonoma June 17 China June 21 Doric June 28 Alameda July 2 Nippon Maru July 8 Venura July 8 Peru July 16 Alameda July 23 Copic July 23 Sierra July 29 America Maru Aug 2 Peking Aug 11 Alameda Aug 13 Sonoma Aug 19 Gaelic Aug 20 Hongkong Maru Aug 26 Alameda Sep 3 China, Sep 5 Venura Sep 9 Dore Sep 12 Nippon Maru Sep 20 Alameda Sep 24 Arrive Honolulu from S or Vicoria, Gaelic Apr J 5 Sierra Apr 16 Hongkong Maru Apr 22 Alameda Apr 2d China Apr 30 Sonoma May 7 Doric May 8 Moana May 10 Alameda May 10 Nippon Maru May 10 Peru May 24 Venura May 28 Copic June Alameda June 3 G Miowera June 7 Amerlc4 Maru June 11 Sierra June 18 Peking June 19 Alameda June 27 Gaello June 28 Aorangl July 5 Hongkong Maru f July 5 Sonoma July 9 China July 15 Alameda July 18 Dorlo July 23 Venura July 30 Nippon Maru July 31 Alameda Aug 8 Peru Aug 8 Lieuenan Hancock caused hem o be Copic Aug 10 nerceped, and hem, courmarial Sierra Aug 30 alhough hey were no armed when America Maru Aug 28 capured He ordered hem o be sho Sergean Alameda Aug 29 Morrison was insruced o Peking Sep 2 exeeue hem, bu he demurred and Sonoma Sep 10 ulimaely refused Anoher company, Gaello, Sep 10 carried ou he order Aferward he Hongkong Maru Sep 18 Boers baggage was ransacked and he Alameda Sep 19 officers were disgused upon finding Carry Mall only, Grea Bargains in New and Second Hand Furniure More reducions in Bed Ses, Tables, Chairs, Rockers ce Boxes, Bofrigeraora, Bugs, all sizes, PicinW Mirrors Maling, Bod Lounges, Buroaus, Wardrobes, Sideboards ea THE HOUSE) BERETANA STREET, NEAR FRE STATON S W XvE)EJJRER, Propr olo and Ausralian Saddles HAVE JUST RECEVED A SHPMENT OF CHOCE Polo and Ausralian Saddles ALSO Polo Sicks and Balls Theo H Davies & Co, Hardware Saddlery New Furniure Telephone 840 WE and Deparmen AND BABES BEDS A new nvoice Jus oponod, Call early or you will miss a choice SST bby,nh?eunpackfd and CTY FURNTURE WLLAMS, Manager Love STORE pu Buer Sui You Has i go a moldy, backnumbe r, aged sor of ase ha akes away your appeie for he hick, juicy seak you would have oherwise enjoyed? Our Crysal Spring Buer will creae an appeie no ake i away Beer han any spring onic made is pure, swee and fresh Meropolian Mea Company TELEPHONE MAN 45 Orienal Bazaar WE HAVE A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF GRASS X1VEK: COM AND HBAVY PONGEE SXKS King Sree corner of Smih Branch Sores n Hongkong Shanghai and Yokohama GERMANA SALOON Ada under "Siuaions Waned," nsered free of charge in he Sar, on Building, 534 and 536 For Sree MEW TERRTORY RESTAURANT, TAM SNO MANAG R C VESSELS AND A BECKER Proprieors 604 Queen Sree cor Souh Headquarers for Honolulu Primo Beer, n boles and on draugh Always lee Cold We can give you fea bes glass of beer n own TEN CENTS A SCHOONER FO STREET, Opposie Club Sable OPEN DAY AND NGHT MEALS 26 CENTS MEAL TCKETS 460 Ads under "Siuaions Waned," nsered free of oharge n he Sar j

3 dr j m wirrrnisy, PBKTHT Jlnldlng, For l(re Over X Mar Co Tel Main m DR A 1 NCHOLS, DBHTBT Oflee Hours: 8 o 4 UM Alakea Sree, nex Masenlo Fempe, Honolulu B, A, C, LL, 00, 0, E, LL, 13 1ST X 1A S3 D LOVB BULDNG, FORT STRBET, f ephone 484 OFFOK HOURS 8 a m o 4 p, m DR A J DERBY, DENTST Corner For una Hoel Ss Gael Adminisered For Exracing Office Hours: 9 a m o 4 p m A, 0 LOVEKN, STOCK AND BOND BROKER, HEAL ESTATE AND NSURANCE 03 Jviclcl Build iiajr Members o Honolulu Sock Exchange Sock and Bond Brokers BTANGENWALD BULDNG Advance Made on Approved Securiy C, BREWER & CO,, LMTED QUEEN STREET, HONOLULU, H T AGENTS FOV Hawaiian Agriculural Company, Ono rea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar Company, Walluku Sugar Company, Waihee Sugar Company, Makee Sugar Company, Haleakala Ranch Company, Kap jala Ranch "laners Line and Shipping Co f harles Brewer & Coa Line of Boson Packo Agens Boson Board of Underwriers Board of Under Agens Philadelphia wriers LST OF OFFCERS Charles M Cooke Presiden VPre s 6eo H Roberson & Man E Faxon Bishop Treas & Sec W F Allen Audior P C Jones Direcor H "Waerhouse Direcor G R Carer Direcor All of he above named consiuing Mie Board of Direcors Telephone Blue 933 WNG SNG CO ( Hoel Sree, nex door o wakaml MPORTERS N GROC" HES CALFORNA FRUTS, BUTTER Noe Heads, BU Heads, Saemens and Fine Commercial Prining a ho Sar Offce Adverise your Wans n he Sar Handsome QuarerSawe Oak Side Boards d TOU NEED A SDEBOARD OF COURSE AND F YOU HAVENT ONE NOW THAT S BOTH CONVEN ENT AND BEAUTFUL WE WOULD LKE TO HAVE YOU SEE OUR STOCK WE ALWAYS CARRY A GOOD STOCK BUT NOT ALWAYS DO WE HAVE A LNE LKE THE PRES ENT ONE PRCES ARE LOW E COMPANY,! LTD PROGRESS BLOCK FORT STREET M PHLLPS & CO, Wholesale mporers And Jobbers of AMERCAN AND EUROPEAN DRY GOODS Corner of F i and Qucai fis Adverise your wans n he Sar 1BCA M3HTNO A special meeing of he ruockhnldera o he Pioneer Mill Co Ld, will lie held a he office or H Haekfeld Co Ld on Thursday, Aprl 17h, 1M2 a p m F XLAJCP, Ueeraary DVDBN) NOTCB A dividend la due and payable o he sockholder or he neralan d Seam Navliralon Company, Limied, a he office of he Comiwny, Queen sree, on Tuesday, April 16h, 1WB The sock books will be closed o ransfers from he 15h o he 17h nsan inclusive oal of $1600, N E OEDOE, Honolulu April 14, 1902 BLHCTON OP OPPCBRS A a special meeing of he Walohhu Agriculural & Grasilng Company, held on he 8h day of April A D, 1902,, a he office of Win G rwin & Co, L, Honolulu, he following were eleced o serve as officers for he ensuing year: Win G rwin Presiden " VicePreside W M n Glffard H M Whiney, Jr Treasurer Richard vers Secreary Geo J Ross Audior The above o also comprise he Board of Direcors RCHARD VERS, Secreary Special Meeing of Sockholders WALUKU SUGAR COMPANY A special meeing of he shareholders of he above Company will be lield a he Office of C Brewer & Company, Ld, n Honolulu on Thursday, he 17h ns, a 10 a m E F BSHOP, Secreary Daed Honolulu, April 10h, 1902 Special HAWAAN Meeing of Sockholders AGRCULTURAL COM PANY A special meeing of he sockholders of he above Company will be held a he Offlce of C Brewer & Company, Ld, n Honolulu on Thursday, ho 17h ns, n 11 oclock a m E F BSHOP, Secreary Daed Honolulu April 10h, 1902 Special Meeing of Sockholders ONOMEA SUGAR COMPANY A special meeing of he sockholders of he above Company will be held a he Office of C Brewer & Company, Ld, n Honolulu on Thursday, he 17h ns, a 9:30 a in E F BSHOP, Secreary, Daed Honolulu, April 10h, 1902 Special Meeing of Sockholders HONOMU SUGAR COMPANY A special meeing of he sockholders of he Honomu Sugar Co will be held a he office of C Brewer & Company, Ld, n Honolulu on Friday, he 18h ns, a 9:30 a m E F BSHOP, Secreary Daed Honolulu, April 10h, 1902 Special Meeing of Sockholders OOKALA SUGAR PLANTATON COMPANY A special meeing of he shareholders of he above Company will be held a he Office of C Brewer & Company, Ld, n Honolulu on Friday, he 18h ns, a 10 oclock a m E F BSHOP, Secreary Daed Honolulu, April 10h, 1902 BY AUTHORTY PUBLC LANDS NOTCE On Saurday May 17h, 1802, a 12 oclock noon, a he fron enrance of he Judiciary Building will be sold a Public Aucion he lease of he land known as "Kaunakuea" siuae n he disric of Ho Hawaii, and conaining an area of 210 acres a lile moro or less Terms: 5 years Upse Renal: $600,00 per annum, pay able n advance semiannual ly Lease o commence from he 17h day of June 1902 a whlgh dao possession of he land be given For furher pariculars apply a he Public Lands Offlce Honolulu EDWARD S BOYD, Commissioner of Public Lands Public Lands Office April 12, 1902 s SAiicr, Dealer n Bamboo Furniure and Ar Picure Frames, and all kinds of Fancy woric Maue o order All work guaraneed o be firs class C63 Bereanla S Near Punchbowl Honolulu, T H U KONG FEE, Merolaan Tailor, Smokers Requisies a Specialy MARCON SELLS RGHTS LONDON, April 3 The Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company has sold s America righs and paens o an ATiArnan fnmnonv,v Mi a nanlal nf 16,500,000 TN HAWAAN TAR, TUMDAT APi S, MM THE OLYMPCS VST AKKlV, riayk WLL iiimk LATi; K AT ALL The lack of a Ground The Real Obsacle League Declines To Take Up Offer A special meeing of he baseball league waa held las evening; o consider he proposal of he Olympic Club baseball eam of San Francaco o visi hese slands for a abor aeries of maches The original proposiion of he Olympics was ha hey sand half he expense, which was esimaed a a and giving he Honolulu league he larger share nf he receips unil he local share of he expenses were paid The proposal was firs made hrough Waler Hyman who urned he naer over o he league The Honolulans refused o consider he deal unil hey were assured ha he Olympics would give hem similar erms n he case of an sland nine going o California Assen o hese erms came back promply There seems o have been some feeling among San Fraclsco sporsmen ha Honolulu was lokklng for he long end of he deal as Calffornla gae receips would realise a much larger percenage of profi han could be hoped for n he slands The league feeling a las nighs meeings seemed o be ha was up ye early n he season o make definie arrangemens was voiced as he sense of he meeing ha f he Honolulu Ahleic Club, as a club feels like aking he enire responsibiliy of he rip, l is a libery o do so The Honolulu Ahleics will probably decline ha prvllege The league schedule s brough forward as an objecion The real rouble, which a presen bars all hope of a visi and which migh well have been so saed o ho Olympics n he firs leer s he uer lark of grounds n order o make he rip a financial success, deadheads mus be eliminaed The quesion of collecing gae money a Maklkl s mpossible and on he campus a Oahu almos equally so, here being a leas hiry per cen of he usual specaors here who quiely wnlk over he low wall Unil he Boys Brigade field or some oher enclosed diamond s arranged for, visiing baseball s considered an mpossibiliy and his condiion of affairs ough o be clearly so forh o possible visiing eams MYSTEROUS MEETNG Board of Healh Holds A Special Session The Board of Healh held a somewha myserious special meeing yeserday morning a en oclock was held a Dr Sloggos office nsead of a he headquarers of he board, and here was much secresy and mysery as o s objec Rumors go abou ha here had been an oubreak of some epidemic and ha he docors had hasily come ogeher o discuss acion o be aken Dr Pra refused o say wha was he subjec of he meeing, bu l urned ou o bp a session o discuss he repor of he Molokai invesigaion commiee, which was wrien las week and will probably be presened omorrow The hearing a Molokai was public, bu he proceedings since have been secre and he esimony which was open o he public a Kalaupapa and has been sen here by mall by hose who heard o anyone who waned, s very carefully guarded by he board, when has a correc record of i J B ATHERTON PRESDENT The direcors of he Y M C A ns nigh eleced J B Aheron as presiden of ha associaion for he ensuing years The choice was unanimous He will also fill a vacancy on ho board of direcors The reasurers repor was read showing unusually heavy expendiure for las year Appeal was made o nil members o help liquidae he deb Oher repors were read and sill ohers will be presened a he anniversary meeing nex, Monday when Bishop Nichols will deliver an address, he Amaeur orchesra be presen and a game of baske ball in he gymnasium close he evening The full roser of officers chosen las nigh was us follows: Presiden, J B Aheron; J P Cooke: reasurer, C Aheron; recording secreary R H Tren; chairmen: Associaion Review edior, George B MeClellan; Review business manager F J Russell; devoional, O J Day: membership, M A Cheek; finance, C H Cooke: social and enerainmen F C Aheron; educaional, Edgar Wood; physical, A T Brock; Junior, John Tompleon; employmen, W W Hall; visiing, Philip Dodge; emperance, F J Lowrey NOMNATED GOVERNOR PORTLAND, (Or) April i William J Furnish, who was nominaed a he Republican Sae Convenion held n Porland las Wednesday for Governor of he Sae of Oregon, s a residen of Pendleon, Umailla couny He bus lived n ha couny for many years, and unil he Presidenial elecion of 189G, when he was a Republican Presidenial elecor, was a sanch Democra The money quesion changed his views nnd since ha ime he has remained a seadfas adheren of he Republican pary ESTEES CHARGE Unied Saes Judge Eseo yeserday delivered he charge o he Grand Jury The firs par of he chnrge was devoed o general nsrucions as o ho duies of Grand Jurors Violaions of inernal revenue laws, of posal laws and laws dealing wih vessels on he high seas were he only subjecs specifically menioned The Jury a once ook up he nvesigaion of he charge agains Jean Sabae, who s alleged o have commied an nfracion of he posal laws when he was a leer carrier ROOSEVELTS TRP WEST WASHNGTON Anrll M H Hech of San Francisco was presen eu o he Presiden oday by Represen For S, opposie Club Sables Fashionable Suis a Reasonable Raes a Specialy A full line of Cassl meres and Tailoring Goods always n aive Kahn Colonel lech nvied he Sock Dyeing, Cleaning and Repairing a Shor Noice Saisfacion Presiden o visi California and was assured by Mr Roosevel ha he guaraneed world surely visi he Coas nex Spring BKAVEH LUNCH ROOM, For Sree Opposie Wilder & Co H J NOLTE, Propr Firemen, saw he Presiden FirsClas s Lunches served wih ea coffee, soda waer, ginger ale or milk SUCCEEDS POWDERLY WASHNGTON April 4 Frank P Sargen, presiden of he Locomoive oday and was endered he posiion of CommissionerGeneral of mmigraion Sargen acceped he offer A GOOD THNG Theres one good hing when hey feel dry Tha buslnc men canno pass by, For far and wide ame you hear, Theysop o drink of "Rainier" beer On draugh or n bole a Crierion THE Bank of HAWAn LMTED ncorporaed under he Law of he Terriory of Hawaii PADU P CAPTAL $600,00000 RWBRVB 50,00000 UNDVDQD PROPTS 163,00000 OFFCERS AND DRECTORS Charles M Cooke Presiden P C Jones VicePreside n C Cooke Cashier V C Aharon Assisan Cashier Waerhouse, V W Macfarlane E D Tanney, J A McCandlees and C Aheron COMMERCAL AND SAVNGS DE PARTMENTS Sric aenion of Banking JUDD BULDNG given o all br iches FORT STREET CLAUS SPRECKELS WM G RWN Clans Spreokels & Co, BANKKKJS HONOLULU, H San Francisco Agens The Nevada Naional Bank of San Francisco DRAW EXCHANGE ON SAN FRANCSCO The Nevada Naional Bank of San Francisco LONDON The Union Bank o London, Ld NEW YORK American Exchange Naional Bank CHCAGO Merchans Naional Bank PARS Credi Lyonnals BERLN Dresdner Bank HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporaion NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALA Bank of New Zealand VCTORA AND VANCOUVER of Briish No Amerl h Bank TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKNG AND EXCHANGE BUSNESS Deposi: Received Loans Made on Approved Securiy Commercial and Travelers Credis ssued Bills of Exchange Bough and Sold COLLECTONS PROMPTLY AC COUNTED FOR ESTABLSHED N 1858 BSHOP & CO BANKERS BANKNG DEPARTMENT Transac business n all deparmens of Banking Collecions carefully aended o Exchange bough and sold Commercial nnd Travelers Leers of Credi issued on Tho Hank of Call ornia and X 31 Kohsclilld & Sons, London Correspondens: The Hank of Call forula Commercial laukinir Co of Sydney, Ld, London Drafs and cable ransfers on China iand Japan hrough he Hongkong & CSV, n nrvun T? 1 i 11 rr nnrnnralnn f rwl Charered Bank of ndia, Ausralia and China neres allowed on erm deposis a he following raes per annum, viz: Seven days noice, a 2 per cen Three monh a 3 per "en Six monhs, a 3 per cen Twelve monhs, a 4 per cen TRUST DEPARTMENT Ac as Trusees under : orgages Manage esaes (real and personal) Collec rens and dividends Valuable Papers, Wills, Bonds, Ec, safekeepin g received for ACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT Audiors for Corporaions and Privae Firms Books examined and repored on Saemens of Affairs prepared Trusees on Bankrup or nsolven Esaes Offlce, 921 Behel Sree SAVNGS DEPARTMENT Deposis received and neres allowed a per cen per 4V& annum n accordance wih Rules and Regulaions, copies of which may be obained on applicaion, NSURANCE DEPARTMENT Agens for FRE, MARNE, LFE, ACCDENT AND EMPLOYERS LA BLTY NSURANCE COMPANES nsurance Offlce, 921 Behel Sree THE YOKOHAMA SPECE BANK LMTED Subscribed Capial Yen 24,000,000 Paid Up Capial Yen 18,000,000 Reserved Fund Yen 8,710,000 HEAD OFFCE, YOKOHAMA The Bank buys and receives for collecion Bills of Exchange, ssues wafs and Leers of Credi, an ransacs a general bankng business NTEREST ALLOVKD: On fixed deposis for 12 monhs, 4 per cen per annum On fixed deposis for 6 monhs, iv4 pei cen per annum On fixed deposis for 3 monhs, 3 per cen per annum Branch of he Yokohama Specie Bank Hew BepnMic Building Honolulu H, HONOLULU SALOON, A LUDLOFF, Proprieor Corner Llllha and School Sree Has opened a resor where refresh, nens of all kinds are served PRUO MMf N TAP m ::?! a : ṃ See : A? Fancy Silk Shir WE HAVE JUST RECKVRli A LAKOK ASSORTMENT df SHRTS WHCH WLL BE WOflN EXTEN SVELY DRNG THE WARM WEATHER A8 THEY ARE COOL AND COMFORTABLE v he Displaj A KA M & CO Nos 1G1 8 Robinson Block, Hoel S P O Box 8G8, Tel Whie 421 V f Bou ime o ncrease your ice supply isn i? f you don ge ce from us, you will find o your advanage o do so from now on ce is one of our specialies The new elecric desk fans wo are selling for $1000 will make you forge ho warm weaher We have calling fans also :a Hawaiian Elecric Co, Ld KNU in Our Window Warm STREET NEAR A LAKE A Weahers Coming i,i,1";i,, 7,, 5 J DE TURKS TABLE WNES Jusly known o be he choices California produc A large supply of he differen Varieies jus received by H Haekfeld & Co, Ld, :??: Sole Agens and General Disribuors For he Terriory of Hawaii T MURATA, Main Sore, No 1044, Nuuanu Sree sjbranch, corner King and Boreania Ss 2nd Branch, No 1032, Nuunnu S Any Syles Made o Order Telephone Blue 3311 Telephone Blue 2781 P O Bo 884 Honolulu, Terriory of Hawaii fvv7,i:,,j,,,,?" mjvk 5 : : : M

4 THB HAWAAN alak HALT AND TbHhd or) by he Hawaiian Sar Newspaper Associaion, Ld (juhxu HOOGS K, wri every afernoon (excep WKHPAYAPML Manager i isi, m, CKOL HHODH8 WLL The provisions of Cecil Rhode will mm glvenwi up o he presen are remarkable Re 1n A) was a man of wide View, bu has exended he eenefar one 1 M hs sae ovef a greaer area han any one man ever 1 lie had amassed an enormm u forune which he only regarded mm a means for advances no ho much His personal arsbllorc as advancing Ma naional ambiion, As wan said n hese columns w,hen his deah was announced, o one, side he was a devil, o lie oher lie awipsmi as an angel will be years before his characer can be summed up Thle generaion can never do i ixl" characer was oo srong, ila acs op defecmined, and his policy someimes oo obscure for men who have bep his conemporaries o Judge him This iniseff is a panegyric upon he mai1 The amouns1 of Ocll Khodes be Quess have nol :y conse o hand, bu hey mus be large To give wo scholarships a he Universiy of Oxford for every Sae and Terriory in he Union meaiwwn, iself a bier capi l allxalon There are foryfiv e saes and sis erriories, no including: he Disric o Columbia Tha would make 102 scholarships a Oxford from le Unied Sages alohe s no use going o Oxford oo lighly pursed for Cecil Rhodes kmiw Whj i cos when 3ie was gaining ground, 4n Souh Africa, and ever reurning o England in order o piece ou, hiaieduealon n his he succeeded An) go; his degree The menal discipline h& mus have appreciaed for hjeaf an, nensely pracical man prprmha beginning he buil lls supersrucure of enormous forune, bu he did no Ulen ha people should be hampered as had been The objec ofcll Rhodes, in leaving educaionaljnney o he Unied Saes was o creae a good and kindly feeling beween he wo grea branohes AngloSaxo race, and he did of he no forge he allied family of Teuons Young men come ogeher, discuss and undersand one anoher Cecil Rhodes aim was o bring hese races so close ogeher ha liere could be no chance of fuure misundersanding Few men would have hough ha1 his plan was feasible, even hough i is broad and grand Bu he exceded ordinary men He has now provided ha J02, and pos sibly more young Americans should be educaed in Briish1, radiions, and should learn he inner Briish life, From Cecil Rhodes poin of view hese young men will furnish a propaganda which will be accepable o many is ers, sjnpe lisrulrj:);, his nfqrmaon rom such varj4w,g0brceb On his ar rival here he vvasady o, familiarize himself wih condiions sooner han a man uerly ignoran of, hings Ha waiian n his he members of he American Proesap Episcopal Church n Hawaii have been sspeciajjy forunae, and he American Bishops have shown Judicious care n heir, selecion of a prelae 9 ake, he iniial seps mi o b halhy life n h Anvil i in rrnfunn Kplocoim hirvh TMK KXri,rlnN ACT Tin Kxclunlon Ac ha ra hm Hi fighing sage, and hose who me n favnr made heir arons; apiieal n elhi r houae,ongrnmnn Knhn if Him Francisco K sild o have made li Fiwech or his life n suppor of his mensinhu s doubful wheher evon his will iwr him wih he voers of hs disric There s grea dissaisfacion among he voers agains he way Mr Kahn managed he campaign wih regard o he bill, and many feel ha in asking oo much he has risked all Of course Congressman Kahn was anxious ha his name should be perpeuaed as Gearys was He waned o go down o poseriy as he auhor of he "Kahnac," as Geary has come down as fche auhor of he "Geary exclusion ac" or more commonly he "Geary Ac" Tha here is opposiion o he bill and ha i will be so plasered wih amendmens as o be unrecognisable o is own paricular parens is very eviden The amendmen offered by Senaor Quay would pracically do away wih he exruaon ac enirely This is ha he ac should no apply o Chinese Chrisians is possible ha he Senaor from Pennsylvania makes his amendmen wih a view o a Wholesale conversion of he people of he Flowery Kingdom There would no be a Chinaman who landed on he dock a San Francisco, who would no be a Chrisa n, or as he would sae i "Kllseean " Bu he senaor has no as a rule shown hese missionary aribues, and his amendmen looks like a dead se agains he bill Senaor Pia akes he view of many saesmen ha he presen laws canno be exended beyond he duraion of he reay wih China which only coninues unil December 7, 1903 He would coninue he Geary ac ill ha dae and lf,hen have he maer lef o diplomacy This cerainly will no sui he labor pary which wans and s clamoring for a dead open an shu law Senaor Lodge worked for a por of enry for Chinese n he New England Saes ana succeeded n puing Bridgepor upon he lis This again is objeced o by he "labor leaders" as hey hink ha he New England officials being se will allow any class of Celesials o come n no maer wha he laws may be This s aking a very low view of he negriy of T Senaor Lodge and of New England ofllcials Bu i is so aken From all his is eviden ha here are many shoals and reefs before Mr Kahns bill ges hrough he Senae, and ha when i reaches por, will be found o have many paches upon s hull and sails The bill has passed he House, he Senae will pass nlrfo, bu n an aenuaed form As was fore shadowed n hese saisfacory references Addresa "Sock difficul o reach Of he munificence columns he srike n Kona came o an Clerk", Box Sar Office, (seers win of Rhodes here can be no doub end when he sluaon was explained be forwarde o adveriser) o he Japanese One by nserion, per line 15 cens consul Saio and inerpreer Doyle There evidenly was One week, per line 30 cens Two nserions, per line 25 cens BSHOP NCHOLS some under handed work going on in Two weeks, per line 40 cens n a few daysbishop; Nichols has Kona, urged by ineresed paries who One Monh, per line CO cens Mail Orders succeeded in amalgamaing Jarring ineress and bringing peace and har However hey free wished o seo he ruin of he enerprise Ails under " Siuaions Waned," nsered have been unil furher noice checkmaed a mony ou of apparenly irreconclllble las, and he hard earned savings of a For Sale engage he differences To have done his n he number of deserving people are no going o be wrecked eiher o please he Building los in College Hills Favor aenion of he space of half a monh argues grea execuive abllry, ine highes of diplomaic skill, and wonderful sweeness vaniy of a self conscious Judge, or he able erms o homeseekers Apply o P greedy C rapaciy of a possible speculaor Jones or Jonahan Shaw, Judd groceryme n of emper n he shor spaceof ime ha Bishop Nichols has UeepiJiiire he has hor oon, laughing Building lo corner Klg annd here McCul ly The Chinese has come forh in car srees, Pawaa rac Rapid Transi line will pass he door Apply a wrie ior a ouglily familiarised lilrslf a his Consul This is wih his a very serious maer To clergy and wih (he ( Episcopalians laugh a he Sar office of represenaive of he Sun and Moon is caalogue and he diocese who happen o be in Honolulu Even he chljflren,ha,ve no A magnificen building a sie on he serious maer ough o be much been Punchbowl slope, near Thruson avenu e more serious han laughing forgoen, and he me he budding a he Pariculars a Sar office order blank Judge of he Circui Cour The bowsring, he axe, or ns he Mikado says and Kewalo sree a a bargain A choice house corner of Wilder Episcopalians, yeserday afernoon A a garden pary, where ho was able o n Sullivan and Gibers opera, "somehing unpleasan n Easy erms Come and ake a ride on seo and o alk o he rising generaion To Hawaiian Episcopalians ho way of boiling he rolley and see for yourself L O he Abies, ssued a special address in he oil" can only appease Real Esae Agen LEWS & CO, LTD, he consular digniy ndependen of yeserday " However as none of hese hings Tlie Bishop of For Keu LEADNG GROCERS can bo allowed on American soil, he California evidenly means o leave no sone unurned o brjngnli Chinese represenaive will have o paries Coage parly mosquio 10G0 in FORT STREET conen himself he Episcopal church ino harmony wih wha can be done proof $30 Or new House, large 240 TWO TELEPHONES 240 o relaions in China lanal, sable, ec, $30 Hasings, near and o organize he body of churchmen Maklkl sree Good elevaion and upon liberal and enduring lines choice locaion Geo B McClellan, The Bishop has an advanage wih B F Dillingham Co, Ld in having known and me a number of sland and bloody bones sory of a war among To Lease Some one has unearhed a raw head people n California, lie is a personal he Chinese facions Such ales are friend of C R Bishop, formerly he easily believed on he coas, where he Sore on For Sree also warehouse leading banker in Honolulu, and from Chinese aro urbulen Among our on Queen sree L C Abies, Real Esae Agen him learned much of condiions on he Chinese here are very few urbulen slands A Mr Bishops able, he characers ndeed here s no more Bishop of California, jas, been nroduced o many Hawailans, so ha on han he Chinese Thoy are no nearly law abiding secion of ho communiy Furnished Houms To Le HNiiM a m msmm r lls arrival here he soon, found himself so addiced o Furnished rooms n he cenral par crimes of violence as he jfjeal Xf of he ciy "Arlingon," Hoel sree among people yhom he, had me and Japanese alked, wih on,he mainland Those s rue ha a number of our Chinese reach Jail, bu he principal cause of heir geing here is gam A nicely furnished room Apply a fco LTD? were no of his, pyn, denominaion, bu 348 Bereanla sree 4& of all denominaions upon he slands, bling The Chinese s an inveerae and he consequenly hd a broad and gambler, Tailors and no law will preven him comprehensive, y of Hawaiian ma rr ndulging n his favorie amusemen ALBERT BERNDT Tailoring and 5 Eliminae gambling and will be repairing; Elks bldg, 016 Miller S found ha he Chinese are singularly free from crime Waned Hllo has had he iniial rip of a dl rec seamer line from he coas f Hllo can supply he reurn freigh he line will do well and Jiecome permanen There s no reason why i should no he As has been poined ou again and in he ransfer from he Anglican o again n hese columns, here should bo a fine rade n he American communion bananas and oher fruis Of The changing o,f S Clemens chapel course here will be some ime o wai ino a parish church is prpbablynonly for!e indusries o develop, hu, f here s enough he forerunner,pfi PWir parh church capial behind he seamer company, can manage o ge os The churolnw,;,of Honolulu of! all hrough s year, of denominaions are oo leanness concenraed and hen profi by he years They were well enough when he ciy of faness The frui planers will have o feel only had en assured $o, y(eygiqu8and inha ha he line s permanen hafm i,ov blans Now hflvpqp,umion is much bekln o branohou Qnce m alu)ured wasred and proviion,should be made,frul wl bfwme a nromlnn expor for oulying parishes There cerainly from ni0 an4,b viciniy, i THB HAWAAN STAB TV MOAT, APRL, MM Newbros Herpicide S T11K Bes AND imv REME DY KNOWN THAT POSTVELY STOPS THE HAR FALLNG OUT TS THE ONLY DSCOVERY WHCH CURES DANDRUFF, BALD NESS AND ALL DSEASES OF THE SCALP BY DESTROYNG THE M CROBE OR PARASTE TO WHCH ALL SCALP DSEASES ARE DUE UNEQUALLED AS A Hair Dressing TRY T D 11 HO SOLE AGENTS Classified Ads in Sar Posiion as bookkeeper or clerk by young man AddresB A C his office By a young lady, siuaion as senographer and ypewrier References Address, E M Sar olllce "Business Parner" have a clien who would be prepared o pu in a few housand dollars no a legiimae business provided money could be made, references given and required L C Abies Siuaions Waned Poplar Mb o K Can Openers Clohes Line Hooks Arcic Sove Cover Lifers Coffee Po Sands Po Scrapers Sad ron Sands Shoe Ress Touriss Lamp Soves ndividual Broom Holders Door Handles Nu Crackers Small Bill Files Toy Sad rons and Sands Lemon Squeesers Whie Ciy ce Picks Whie Ciy ce Shaves, Seak Pounders X L Can Opehers Cigar Box Openers Fish Scalers Boo Jacks Shoe Scrapers Nu Cracks and Picks Leer Plaes Twine Boxes Curling rons Lamp Curling ron Heaers ce Cream Dshers ce Cream Dishing Spoons Candy Haches Box Openers Picure Hooks Ash Receivers French Waving rons Lilian Russel Waving rons Mysic Keys Cener Punches Nail Sos Ha and Goa Hooks Picure Hangers hum LMTED Nos 53, 65 and 57, KiDg Sree AGENTS R SALE Olr HONOLULU REAL ESTATE Fine Building Sies, Puupueo Trac, Manoa Posiion by experienced accounan, salesman or collecor n preference Will adjus accouns References obainable; Address O U, P O DeTy Soca ol rk, now employed in Ban?ui,QAT?VTAMM;nr Francisco wh lesale house, desires a posiion in Honolulu Can furnish Adverise your wans in he Sar F J LOWREY, Presiden A B WOOD, VicePreside n J A OLMAN, Secreary and Treas urer ace M6 rumm9cm Closing Ou Sale ; SV30RE Wp aro going OUT of BUSNESS and no we don care how much we ge for our goods On MONDAY MOHKXO he 14h, ne will bln a GMNUNH CLOSNG OUT SALE of our MHTRlfl BTOOK, which will be marked much folfllow COST Remember EVERYTHNG MUST be SOLD before April 80 You can ge wha you N3BD and ge (HEAP oo, beginning on Monday Morning a 9 061ock A Collecion of Painings of Life and Scenes in Samoa, Hawaii and Japan by Theodore Wores, is now on exhibiion a he Ar Rooms of he Pacific Hardware Co, Ld, daily from 9 a m ill 5 p m LGHT, LESS EXPENSE, Can be obained by using our old reliable M & M Arc Porable Lamps for Sores, Sree Lighing, Churches, Halls, and in fac, any place where you wan ligh of 500 One M & M Arc Lamp gives more ligh han one elecric Arc Ligh a cos of only oneha lf cen per hour This s sold on rial subjec o perfec saisfacion; s fully guaraneed for one year; over 30,000 in acual commercial use n he U S oday f you wan MORE LGHT, do a lile figuring Noe how many hours your burnyour Gas, or Elecric Lighs, hen figure cos of our Gasoline Arc Lamns which are ABSOLUTELY They mee n every way he requiremens o ne jnauonai Board of Fire Underwriers You will be asonished a he CUT N YOUR TTniT nitta nnd vou will be MORE asonished a he NCREASE of your ligh Tm il n ic rlnitn halfllrp VOl iavfi lull V L U uu uwuumw had some oher lamp ha did no work saisfacorily, bu GVE US A TRAL; f no perfecly saisfacory i COSTS YOU NOTHNG TO FND FT OUT Wrie for pariculars Agenls waned for all unoccupied erriory Aoorn Brass WoiK, Dep 3 CHCAGO, Chicago LL n Les Than Krom San Francisco CHCAGO, Candlepowe r 3 Days a 10 a m UNON PACFC & NORTHWESTERN LNE Double DrawlngRoo m SleepCar s, Buffe, Smoking and Library Cars, wih barber Dining Carsm eals a la care Dally Touris Car Service a 6 p m and Personally Conduced Excursions every Wednesday and Friday a 8 a m from San Francisco The bes of everyhing R R Richie, Gen Agen Pacific Coas Saa Francisco $17 Marke Sree palace iioei OR S P COMPANYSAGBNT, SUSlMAGO, PHOTOGRAPHER, Good Work Guaraneed Corner King and Maunakea Srses Ads under "Siuaions Waned," insered free of charge in he Sar r, mm ER SLOW The Sandard if5 More of his grand old make s now n use han ha of any oher firm n he world The hisory of piano making n he Unied Saes for wo generaions canno be old wihou drawing largely on he career ; of he grand hose of F & C Fischer Wherever a Fischer J piano s found has proved o, be a good one always and everywhere The name ells he grade A JUTTLE floney DOWN and small monhly buys from us LMTED MERCHANT ST paymens 1 nlaid and Figured You will be pleased wih his sock consiss of he very bes linoleums manufacured and he designs are very prey We will ake pleasure in showing hem o you New line of goods of all Hopp & Company Leading Furniure 1 Dealers KNG & BETHEL STREETS Pnone 111 Main Noe Heads, BU Heads, Leer and all kinds of Job and Commercial Prining nealy and promply execued a he Sar Office

5 i JTKB OLD KONA COFFJW5 MAMD AT TUB KORA dkplamaob, sold iron vjf JjWMiriT o T1JB OnPlkKAQl J65 vings Phone Blu 1G21 0 K HEMENWAY,, LAWYER Office: Room 406 Judd Uuldlng TELEPHONE 314 MAN ( Removed WOMANS EXCHANGE TO Hoel S, Arlingon Annex Nex o A A Monanos Millinery Parlors Adverise your Wans n he Sar Adverisemen "For One Week The Sale Will Go On 1 Regular Price Towels a 14 " GO 400 " " " 200 Royal Turkish Towels $200 AT HALF PRfcE Sriped Turkish Towels which formerly sold for $500 ro going a $200 A fine assormen of fine linen owels and fancy hblo scarfs a, half price AN FRANCSCO 215 Fron S HONOLULU, Queen S SOW YORK, 43 Leonard S M mporers and Commission flerchans (Sole Blanchi TOWELS Prozress Block 8 FOR Baes, LTD Cigar Briish America Assurance Oompy, of Torono, OaarfA Philadelphia Underwriers Special aenion given o con signmens of coffee and rice Telephone Whie V ON THE TRANST LNE We offer for sale a a very low price he fine new fivebe d room house on he corner of WLDER AVGXUK AND KKWALO ST The lo lifs fronages oc 125 ami 142 fee LET US TALK WTH YOU ON THE PROPOSTON We offer FOR HUNT he house of John Walker No 1020 Pilkol S Thin house has hree bedrooms, ec, ec Servans House, Laundry, ec Very complee For and Merchan Ss Telephone Main 313 Changed Mondays Sale Price For $3 " CO 300 " 1i?:r2n0 1G0 " 123 A BLOM For Sree near Bereania Make he Home Aracive BY BEAUTFUL DESGNS AND COLORNGS N Wallpaper Our Sock he Larges AND Prices he Lowes PEALS Bereania 3171 Sree NEXT TO COR EMMA For, Sale in Quaniies o Sui conceived and carried ou 1118 make Yach racing will be aken up wih up was excellen Sco was an effec a vim by he yach club numbers from lve "MeClusky" Wason was pari now on Had weaher and a holiday cularly good as ysalem ieudder" his off for he Field Day hiherporrayeven al has of h role of he hones o kep he regular season from overseer, saryank whose "darned lm ng in, bu he sailors have been mprovemens" ruined he planaion, paien of delay and anxious o nau hearing marks of careful hough as well as insincive alen The roles of "Zoe" and "Dora Sunnyslde" were well aken The specialies were clever and he songs, fresh o Honolulu ears The exigencies of he no oo exensive sage arrangemens were skillfully overcome and he whole performance horoughly pleased he audience So far he reperorle of he Ellefords seems o mprove as i advances The "Ocoroon" is in many respecs he bes piny ha hey Have presened KASERS PLEASURE TRP BERLN, April 4 A he inviaion of he Norh Qermun Lloyd Seamship Company, Emperor William and he German Crown Prince, accompanied by a numerlous reinue, will embark April 17h a Brenerhaven on he Norh Ger man Lloyd seamer Kronprlnz Wllheim for a pleasure cruise of several days in he Norh Sea STAR ROUTE Henry J Lyman has secured he conracor carrying he malls from Hllo o Kapoho and from Kapoho Kalapan a( o ARE YOU HAPPY? You know very well how you feel when your liver don ac Bile collecs n hf blood, bowels become consipaed and your whole sysem poisoned A lazy liver is an nviaion for a housand pains and aches o come and dwell wih you Your life becomes one long measure of rriabiliy and despondency and bad feeling C a S a r a acs direcly, and n a peculiarly happy manner on he liver and bowels, cleansing, purifying and oning every porion of ho liver, driving all he bile from he blood, as s soon shown by increased appeie, powor o diges, and srengh sand i Mocalf called his aenion o hrow off disease o he Governmen ranspors, which Amnlnvad (irinva uvflnulvnlif lli a S at a from rargiied ha AmerlcanfesBel H wih lie well known bark called cascara Ainpripan crews coun conipeie wiin nn Vessels under oher Hogs employing sagrada and endorsed by he medical Chinese Champ Clark said ho lielleved he profession s a pleasan prepara hrea of cerain seamship companies ion o ake, for old or young, and s a remedy paricularly needed in a ro jilcal climae where consipaion s a unlversal complain nsis on having C a s a r a Samples free PRCE P0 CENTS HOBRON DRUG CO,, by he For and King Srees P O; Box 484 Special Rice Ferilizer, Special Sorghum Ferilizer, Special Vegeable FerilizerSpeci al Lawn Ferilizer, Special Tree Ferilizer, Pacific Guano and Ferilizer Co Goods WORKS, KAL H, OAHU are Sricly TXS HAWAAN TAl, TUMDAT, A PHL H, 1M ivm lill O TOBOON A ivwm lloliiliiiulh Drama Well Presened DUADRON E TUB BfKlHT 111)11 OP UMl M Nigh i a feeling oommon o ibo The Kllefnrd Company gave a very HMALL foiceful and saisfacory performance YACTH WLL HACK NKXT (Coninued fiom Pge?) )Hjoriiv of na llwl wn do no g qulo ho Hmoun of nr liouclcaul "Oooroon" las evening HATlDA Y DEPARTNG hppl The climaxes of he dramaic Souhern Tuesday, April nm we re eniled l Amon 15 sory were well worked ou, he aucion room where he refined, beauiful Yach Club Squadron goes Along for paa a 4 p n o mke us more or )cm Smr James Makee Tulle, or K he eounlem hings whioh Una bu sill ained Ocoroon s pu up miernb le for! sale, being especially wel presened cruise Clajn Bake and Moonligh Smr Xoeau, Greene, for Koloa a 4 ill honlh ukos fira p m ploo Fanning made a good "Wahnoee," Conrer Arranged Smr Xe Au lou, Moaner, for llkunh Moro Ud Kile uaa a B imi in wm he change from he drunken planaion p m luenuly o bo Hibneu o ndian n he nvenirnr chief leiis well lliousiu Ko douli riiiilel Upod ae gure he spring racing Nex Saurday will see a race for he Por Capains rophy, given by P Roh and he occasion will be urned ino he regular moonligh cruise of he club Prince David, he n will probably ake charge of ho cruise and see ha he clam bake and oher edibles for he hungry sailors are provided Tho plan a presen oulined s for n race from Honolulu hsfcbor around Fords sland, Mulshing opposie ha dub house This will make a llfeen mile course approximaely and give good chances for he display of seamanship and sailing qualiies The race la, for hird class boas only, in which he Myrle s admied a he lowes limi of he class, fifeen fee, receiving her handicap on ha raing The Vik e and Shamrock will also edmpee alhough hey are cabin boas and will be given a commensurae handicap Tho handicap will be published by he regaa commleo in a day or wo There are sill some hird class boas unregisered and unmeasured Theso mus ge in line for he races Regular condiions as o lings and life buoys hold Afer ho race one of ho clubs luxurious feeds will be given on he now finished lanni of he emporary club house and he evening rounded off wih song, sory and musio under he rays of a full moon, Sunday morning afer he yachs have "dressed ship" Thero will be a squadron cruise down he (wes and middle lochs reurning o he club house for lunch and hen homo o Honolulu There are cos in ho club house for hose who have no accommodaion aboard ship and ho quarers have been made nea and comforable ATnciniliinD nnoil w nhcrai lm fnn,nfl as ho house has been made enirely mosquio proof and ho boys liavo arranged ha anyone leaving ho door open s condemned o Sleep ouside all nigh The yachs available for he race arb as follows: Skip, Pirae, Kahuna, Vlk e, Princess, Wlklwlkl, Mallhlnl, Myrle, Olo, Kauinin Hlhlmanu, Columbia, a The ime of he race will be announced laer, probably abou 2:30 HOUSE PASSES EXCLUSON BLL (Coninued from page one) rooms, and said Americans could no o change heir regisry o Briish if he bill were enaced was baseless He hough he profi of he coaswise business, which is enjoyed only by American vessels, was oo Krea for hose companies o forego cannon declared na ne passage of he amendmen would preven he eon sruclon o American vessels He urgued ha he inabiliy of American vessels o compee wih oher vessels would injure he enire shipping business, and hus Work injury o ne American seamen nsead of benefi, us nended by he amendmen A voe being aken, he amendmen was declared udoped A division was ordered, and even ills did no saisfy he opposiion, who demanded ellera The voe, as announced by he ellers, was 100 o 74 in favor of he amendmen Kleburg of Texas said he would like o voe for he bill bu could no do so unil he provision prohibiing he coming o he Unied Saes of Chinese born in Hawaii and he Philippines since heir acquisiion was sricken ou, Tlie Supreme Cour had decided in he Wong Kim Ark case ha Chinese born in ills counry were American ciizens He hough ha decision ijxed he saus of fuure children n our insular possessions, und unless he provision wen ou w would be forced o voe agains he bill Nappen of Massachuses moved o srike he provision from he bill Hi shared o a cerain exen he views of Kleburg bu hough he provision should remain in he bill n order ha he quesion raised migh be passed upon in lie cours Nappens moion was los Finally he bill was compleed wih sundry minor amendmens, and Champ Clark announced: "Having secured all he amendmens of imporance asked for by he Democraic subsiue 1 will no press ha subsiue" Hi immediaely replied o Clark, declaring ha was he firs ime he had heard poliics menioned in connecion wih he bill was a bill for he proecion of American labor and no a pary measure He was no aware n weny years experience on he Foreign Affairs Commiee, ha here was ever a Democraic minoriy before He SUGARNE YORK, April 7 Raw, weak; fair rehning 3c; cenrifugal 96 es 34c; molasses sugar JUfcc; refined was seady THE NSURANCE CLAMS The cour of Chinaown fire commlasloner s has decided o devoe is session a week from omorrow o hearing argumens over wheher lie nsurance companies claims for loeaw naw n he plague fires shall be considered wih he oher claims PASSENGER Deprlng Per smr Klnau, April 15, for Hllo Mrs O Oere, Miss J Z Smih, Rev D H Madsen J G Smih, Rober X King, A M Brown and wife, W Wrigh and wife, Mrs A R Hancock, S Shaw;, for he Volcano: James Plnnock, Miss A Raes, S Griggs: for Lahalna: Capain Merger and he band, Miss Kelllaa, Mrs Alapal, K Ma) le, George W Hayselden; for Ma uena: u AKuna, c Alum; ror Mahukon K P Low, William A Ramsey, T K Hudon, A W Dow, John Huber, Rev Lee Paahao, Rev J, K Sorey, Rev J Keklpl; for liana: (1 C Hofgaard, o M Awood; for Liu pahoehoe, F Cary, wife and child, J va, ijucob, Mil aim uuuurrii, m m Wason; for Kniiulul: m Miss Ellin Kelllaa, O lerrey ier smr Ciuuuiue, April 15, for Kniiulul: Miss Mary Alexander, William Barnhar, S C Moore, Dr G, N Sinclair, John Walker, R B Booh, A oy, Giles, Miss Bella Burba, Miss M F Wllburon, O B Schroder, W W Wrigh, Rober Shea, James McCrndy, J D Hol, 10 C Aldrlch, W Condon, J M, Borba, John Olmnce y, Nelson Kulon, James McKay," Thomas Cf Brlen, Charles Bolllnn, uiiiiani ii ismiui ui i nmuu uoiin Hickey, Waler leffern, A Larnaeh and wife, S Brown, C M V Forser, Thomas Lawson, J K Meyers, Duke McNcliol, A V Gear, Kd Towse; for lann: A Dunn, J R Meyers; for Hueo: P F Schneider, E P Junes; for Nnhlku: Sing You Por S S Oaellc, April 15, for Manila and ho Orien A Whnedon, S D Poole, A Sewar, Oo Framm Per S S Doric, April 11, for San Francisco T O, Hngon and vale, Luke Bishop, Per S S, Sonoma, April in, for San Francisco E A Ulgolow, T M J S McCondlosB, W K Vlckory, Mrs W K VlcUery, C, 15, Gues, G 12 Wes and wlfo, Miss Clara Goaz, Miss Mablo Burns, Mlssos iherlpps, Mr and Mrs 8 P Fem Alexander Sclaor, Misses D Oyly, Mr and Mrs W C poacbek, Miss Peacock, Miss Buckly, Msb Hadllsch, Mrs W F Frear, Mss H Dosha, D C Hegor, A Meyer, Dr W Orevol, A R Gurrey, Jr, George Medhura, l Kuns, Mr Volg, and 1 ladles, Col Chamberlain and wife, A W S Cochrane, W S Woojsworh, W P Noble and ho Misses Noble, A J Coffee, A F Brown, E J Coon, F M Hach, Miss Hendricks, John Swanson, Jnines Murray, George Hallam, R Lawon, J B German, L Fechor, W Bell, Kaie Hallam, P M Snodgrass, W T Knox, G J Bohsc, L G Shade, Rober Laying, H M (loss and wife, Mrs G M Varrell and child, A N Belloson, M M Hush, Mrs W F Phillips, und nfan, Clyde Wnihall ADMRAL EVANS HERE faong TO PAKE OU3NTAif COMMAND Will Bo a Head of Aslaio Saion n Six Monlw His Pary Enerained While Hero "Fighing Bob" Evans and pary arrived oday on he Gaelic from San Francisco They are going o Yokohama, wnore Admiral Evans s o become senior squadron commander, under Rear Adnilral Rodgers, whom lie will succeed as commanderlnehle f of he Asiaic saion, six monhs hence n he pary are Mrs Evuns, Alls Evans, he daugher of Admiral and Mrs Evans, Miss Taylor, Wen F h Chapln, Ensign and Mrs F T Uvans, Commander and Mrs T R Harris and Lieuenan T Washingon Ensign Evuns is a son of Admiral and Airs Evans und is aached o lie saff of his faher Comnisndei Harris is o Join one of he American vwwel of ile Asiaic squadron Lieuenan Chapln is lie Admirals Hug lieuenan, and Lieuenan Washingon s also on h Admirals saff, i, Admiral Merry he commandan of he local naval suilon Capain Rodman, commander or lie governmen ug roquoih and Sum Parker me lie pary a lie seamer his morning, ami bedecked he arrivals wih lels The Parker conveyances were on hand, and he visiors were aken n charge by Admiral Merry and Colonel Parker ami driven abou he ciy and enerained The Pall WaiklKTand oher places of neres were visied Lunch was aken a he Moana, lie pary being on he move during all of heir brief visi here They will sail on he Gaelic his afernoon a 5 oclock for he Orien CUBA RECPROCTY WASHNGTON A pill 4 Til Pos omorrow will nay Pia of Connecicu, cliulnrjun f of he Commiee on Cuba, yeserday received wo noificaions One, from lie side, was JJemoerai o he c effec ha he minoriy proposed o ligh reciprociy a every sage and had formed a com pac organisaion for ha purpose The oher came from a prominen Republican, who saed ha a h proper moved ha lie commiee rise and repor ime he bill o he House wih he recommendaion ha i pass Speaker declaring ha reciprociy should be he would offer an amendmen o he bill Henderson assumng he gavel Chairman Moody repored he bill wih Cuban Governmen o a wih he coningen upon he agrwmei by he amendmens and recommended is passage as amended he Pia amendmen, he Senaor Unied Saes embodying ia he ex of The amendmens were adoped wihou debae, and he bill was hen pass, he feared he Cubans, afer hey his saemen m he ground puin ha g ed by h4 viva voce voe Afer he 8ake r formed a governmen, would aemp announced he resul a demand was o nullify me Pia amendmen Bon made for a division, bu he Sneaker noificaions were he beginning of he said i was oo lae Hi hen moved igh ha o be made in he Menae ha he voe be reconsidered and ha agains he enacmen of he measure he moion be laid on he able, which Senaor was done Pia suggesed ha U reciprociy was no o be enjoyed by Cuba unil a reay bad been signed and raified, i would pospone unil nex winer he promised relief or is is! SALED OUT OF HABBOH The bark Mary Winkleman sailed ou of he harbor oday, srorly afer noon, from lie J rings rd wharf Tsjere was a good Und breeae, so he mpm0 did no ake a ow The Hllo Tribune says: There is ogw UceHsed saloon ml Wine smiev u$ eleven places where Unmr is sold wihou license liver wih he re8irn8 impur blool, in h canw iiiro wau l gloom lwh kiiy M or riugi hing A ohroiuo (l)wpuc, wvi nil einiiioii Kiglisli hyioimi, ii hwmvs on ho vrge of jienuu niwel And who or reokou up he forful Hggronl of pain, on und fmr from h limiy RiiiuiiU ml diaeuk( wlilcli ra fniiiiliiir o mankind Like h riw oloiil i hiuiga ore r muliude no one cmn Hmlxr You ouii foe hone lwiopla overywhor o For hem liia mn sohrol y ha dd o mvo ny brigh aldo" a all llonoo ho ohgernowih which M lioy Hoaroh for rellof iul oure lkmiedum liko WAAPOUHS PUPARATON liavo no Hunod hoir Jiigli nosli oa in ho ooufldonoh of fliu neonlo hy wld iwuierloiii Hiil uoiiiing ndvurioiuon, Thoy aro obliged o win i hy doing honn lly wliu i olnlinod for Uibiu Tlm his loinmly dohorvom l rominiou 1h ooncodod in piuuiililo ivi honoy mid ooiiuuh i no luuruivo ami oiimiivn iiroii orios of Pino Ood jvop Oil, comblnod wih ho Ooiimouml nyrup jxvno 01 s iiypojmoj)iiiioiii, of lhl mid Wild Ohorry Nohing )iiih miuli a ronnnl of miooosh in Foyorn, Ulioinimimii, Sorofnhi, nlluonw, hroii und Lung TroubloH, und oiuhqiliunil g coirplhiuu and dlsonlnrn, Uni fond o unluniilii in oundiiioim of nronglh imd r, s 11 so hulph o allow lifoa brigh or eido Jilfoolvo from ho, flrn douo; You canno bo dlsiinpolnuid in, Sold by chomls ovorywhoie AN WLUPMUNV A m uikuhbb buy named liiillin agml ulghicn and a lile Kir) nunim Mary Vincen, only llfean ynir of ugi, nii ed from CdjMjiilxi, Purm umi wk er lie marriage hey linli Af wii muk homo and o woih Lnlor on he glrlg biolierlnla w wen o Hllo n lliv lln marriage annulled, iliiwrll Uerild HARlllilP Will JO, GREAT FALLH (Mon), April Word has bean received n his ciy n he effec Hin he CanailUn Govern inui has appropriaed UUJfiO lo build H, barbedwir e finii along lbs boundary bewcn Monana iiod llu oiiilulnn, ex landing from H Swee GrilNs hills NEW KUCTON Muiys lake o in ADVUiTSKMMS on oimicrms A he adjourned unfunl imilng of he sockholders nf (lie inerlnlmi il Seam Navigaion Company, Ld,, held his day, he following officer anil direcors were duly odcci for he ensuing year: J Ena Presiden VlePraside J, L McLean N, S Hedge Treasurer c, uinpp Hrry A W, 1 hoomlay, Audior Direcor: J Una, O M, WJlaiwo W O Smih, Augus Draler, C l Cooke, 4, M Dowse, 11, A nherk, fh, CLAPP Sfloreary Honolulu, Ajfrll lu, 1W Aenion Co, "A," Company a, Jfjr HU Armory jnei, W, (i, f, A Honolulu, April S, Wi Every member of Oil mnumna s hereby ordered lo repor a Die Drill Shed THS TUKHMY levmmno u Company Drill, By order, klhmmw, Capain Command iur BY AUTHOBJT Y SKHKrS SALW W0TJCK Under and Ujr virue of a Kcui ou rali ssued ou o he Mufirem" cour of he Terriory o Hawaii, on he l&h, day of March, A D l2 in re 1 mn of Pang Kee, Plainiff, v Wlu H U Company, Limied, frjnmijofl, P fendan, have, on his Ud day of April A K im ievwd immm snail w, for saw a pume auiion, lo ili high, es bidders, a he faelfm mii House, n WalaJbs, UUuMi 0f 0bu,errior y f Hawaii, a Wim iuxm Friday, he h day i Mmr, A, D, im, all he righ, ile W laieree of i4 defendan, WaisJua HH l&mvmn, Umied, a i oroorsim, )a and u h following dewribed jmvry, unless (! ju4amn amohmiaa o Sisrsev u iw Doliare, Jlr, mim and" my expenses Bfm vreyioasdy usid Hedseads, Vureaw mm Mirioie, ed Siwocs, muunmm, Mu, n pillows, Hog, mm, 1 wmmmmv f TaWe, 1 jrolm M Tae, i sbsir, broken 4balra, Pair Pars wuh Pole, Tin ea, mkmm h niimf TaMas 9 Hmgin mi mv Crueieaad s, oery, )ihm, fiw, crockery nd aiaasare Hah, y HMMWWmw, Depuy mm,m vmuw omj Mm i a, p mi

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Alliance Auraw Company of Len Win Hook and Commercial 1rlnllnir, a w fur Oo HAWA ARE AT OUTS HOLE DRAWS A VVD PCTURE FOR SUPREME COURT OP THE UNTED STATES ARGUMENT N THE CASE OF OSAK MAN CH Hawaiian Coura Have Played Baledoe r and Shulecock Wih Felons or Two Years Aorney General Dole sen by he Sierra o Washingon his prined uikunien in he usakl Manklch case, ake he place of he oral argumen lie nended o make n opening he rase he says hu as he Presiden has ren or Governor Dole and Land Commissioner Lloyd s n Washingon, ry Cooper, who s o be Acing iovernor, requesed him o remain here Pioceedlng wih he argumen, uole asks ha he cour decide he case on is meris and no on he quesion of jurisdicion, drawing a srong picure of he conllic in Hawaii He says: "While believe ha Judge Esee exceeded his Jurisdicion, shall be grea ) disappoined, and he counsel upon he oher side will be grealy disappoined, if he decision of his ungual, ribunal urns upon his quesion The ghoss of he ransiion neory and he ghoss of he heory liuve hauned he Hawaiian corus, or erriorial, for nearly four years hauned he Hawaiian cours, federal or erriorial, for nearly four years They will no down excep a he man dae of his, he highes cour in he land nferior erriorial Judges have declured from he bench ha he decisions of he supreme cour of he erriory are no law, and hae defied hem, proceeding as f such decisions had never been rendered The supreme cour canno agree wih self, and a majoriy of s members hold o one heory, while he Unied Saes Disric Cour of he erriory, overruling iself now holds exacly he conrary heory "For abou wo years hese cours have played baledoo r and shulecock wih nearly every felon n he erriory conviced beween he welfh day of Augus, 1S9S, and he foureenh day of June 1900 Under hese condiions, a promp and decorous adminisraion of Jusice has been mpossible will be mpossible unil his grave consiuional quesion n regard o which here s such un hones and rreconcilable difference of opinion, s seled All paries n neres wish ha Judge Esees error f he made an error n assuming Jurisdicion shnll no sand in he way of an early and final adjudicaion of he consiuional quesion nvolved Upon such adjudicaion depends he validiy or nulliy of every convicion of felony obained in Hawaiian cors for a period of abou wo years "The nsular Cases o which shall refer from ime o ime, and more fully laer on nnd he elnborae researches of counsel engaged in hem, shed ligh upon his quesion: bu he quesion iself now comes before his cour for he firs ime s believe, absoluely wihou preceden in Jurisprudence, because he same condiions have never before exised n hisory This s, believe, he firs insance n he hisory of he world where on ndependen nd civilized naion has volunarily surrendered is naional sovereigny and public propery o a grea and friendly power, awaiing for a period of nearly wo years sue form of governmen as migh ulimaely be given "The Terriory of Hawaii does no ask his augus ribunal for favors s he province of his cour o dispense Jusice and law no favor The Terriory does no ask ha he Consiuion of he Unlew Saes be se aside or per vered, or srained, in oenair or ne people of Hawaii The erriory simply asks ha s broad, eernal principles of Jusice and common sense nerpreed n he ligh of such adjudicaed cases as exis, may be applied o new condiions "Congress canno auhorize a federal cour o ry any person for a capial or oherwise infamous crime excep upon nrosonmen by a grand Jury; or o senence any person for such crime excep upon he unanimous verdic of a pey Jury Ye Congress, in creaing a sae, gives absolue power o abolish he whole Jury sysem n s own cours " seems o me as plain as plainness ha f Congress can give his power o a sae, can, pursuan o reay obligaions, refrain from aking away from a sovereign naion surrendering s sovereigny a leas for such ime, pending he organizaion of a new governmen, as may be indispensable for he proecion of life and propery and he mainenance of law and order" LOSS NEARLY $10,000 Early Morning Fire Proves Expensive Gamewell Fire Alarm Tesed Alfred Gurrey, secreary of he Loaid of Fire Underwriers, places he esimaed damages of he flro n Chinaown Monday morning a abou $9,S00, $8,000 on he building and $1,500 on he sock n rade The nsurance s said o have been only for small amouns The building was owned by a Chinese syndicae Chief Thurson saes ha here s urgen necessiy for more fire hydrans n he neighborhood aking much valuable ime o ge he waer from he long leads needed a his fire The alarm was given n hree A Pforcn, WAV, hr n Phinflman runnlnsr o he saion, by elephone and by ne urning n of he alarm a open lire box 02 on he corner of vineyard and NUU anu by C A Reeves, assisan eleerl clan a he governmen elecric ligh works The chief has been busily en gaged his morning in geing ou he keys for he various suburban fire boxes n own This will ake a day or wo o accomplish as he s paricular abou geing hem no he hands of he righ class of ellssens PRASE FOR ADMRAL KBMPPP A Join resoluion was nroduced n he Senae by Senaor Ves, endering o RearAdmir al Kempff he hanks of Congress for meriorious conduc n refusing o Join he allied forces n he bombardmen of he fors a Taku, China ED1NGS REVERSED The Supreme Cour yeserday handed down a decision reversing Judge Edlngs of he Fourh Circui Cour in he case of John T Raker vs Mlllanl Pun The sui was for pariion of land n Hllo The opinion is by Chief Jusice Prear and he syllabus s as follows: "Om who has he fee n oneha lf and NMMlndar n he oher hal of a ium of land may have pariion as agains he of he laer hair lifeena n "A conveyance n fee simple wih n reservaion or excepion of a righ n he granor" o Joinly use uiil occupy said propery during her nauuil life, ogeher wih he granee, "doesn have n he granor a life neres n more han oneha lf of he propery, nor does creae such a personal roln lon beween he granor and ginnee who were moher ami daugher, n" o preven he nei from nllennlng her neres" PROOF OF CONSPRACY PHOTOGRAPH OF GEN UNAS ORDER Massacre of Americans in Manila was To Begin on he Nigh of Fehruaiy n 1S09 WASHNGTON April 4 A lile over a year ago he Senae adoped a resoluion calling on he Secreary of War for nformaion ending o show he auhoriy and genuineness of he alleged order for he massacre of he foreign residens of Manila on he evening and nigh of February 15, 1S99 The Secreary of War has Jus made response o his resoluion, all of he ime since he adopion of he resoluion being required o complee he search for he necessary papers here and n he slands, The Secreary ransmis n answer o he resoluion a phoographic reproducion of he alleged massacre order, bearing dae of February 7, lsliil and wih his phoograph are a number of papers inended o demonsrae ha i is an absolue copy of an original ha acually exised and was ssued by he lae General Luna Confirmaory evidence on his poin, s saed, s a saemen by Agulnaldo alllrming he genulness of Lunas slgnuuie o he older The Secrearys repor saes ha Luna wns a ha ime direcor or Assisan Secreary of War of he Malolos Governmen, and commanding General of he Philippine army operaing n he norhern boundaries of he ciy or Manila, Sandlco, who was Oolonel of mili ia, and whom army ollccrs n 1S!)9 gen erally believed o have been he auhor of his order, was a member or uenera Lunas saff, and probably he medium hrough which he order was given by Luna o he chiefs of miliia saioned n Manila The Secreary says ha addiional coroboraivo evidence as o he au heniciy of he order n quesion is he fac as se forh n he accompanying papers, ha his Luna order was discovered n he personal effecs of LieuenanColon el Jose Leyba, an nimae friend of General Luna, a member of his saff and one of he mos acive officers who ook par n he defense of he Philippine possessions from Caloocan, on he ouskirs of Manila o Taralue Finally, is saed, on ebruary 23, 1899, a lile over wo weeks afer, he dae of he order, a daring aack was made by he insurrecos on he American forces in Manila MANCHURAN TREAT! 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PEKNG, April 1 The negoiaions concerning he Manclnirian reay beween China and Russia have been concluded The erms of he reay arc undersood o be saisfacory o he Unied Saes Grea Briain and Japan WASHNGTON April 4 is learned ha he Russlnn Governmen has no asked he assen of he Unied Saes Governmen o he convenion has Jus concluded wih China regarding Manchuria, nu he Unied Saes Governmen already has expressed s objecions o cerain feaures of he original convenion, and hese do no appear n he published ouline of he reay provisions can bo saed ha our governmen would no nerpose any objecion o he raificaion of he exising documen even if s assen were necessary The provision pledging Russia o evacuae Newchwang mmediaely ho powers evacuae Tlensl n s regarded as he es piece of he agreemen, and as calculaed o hasen ho powers n heir wihdrawal Acing Governor Cooper and Aorney General Dole receved leers from Gov ernor Dole yeserday, elling or ms arrival a San Francisco in good healh Planaion Propery For Sale AT HA MOA, MAU Mill machinery, complee or par, consising of one 30"xC0" D Rol Mill, H Wks make, Punam Er e, Vao Pan, Double Effecs, Clarlflers, Cenrifugals, Vac Pumps, ec, ec Parcels of land, neres n Hul lands, Houses, Work Animals, Cars, Harness, Plows, Tools of all sors For pariculars, apply o Mr J R Myers, Manager, a Hamoa, Maul, or o C BREWER & COMPANY, LTD, Honolulu Daed Honolulu, March 4h, 1902 f W HcChisny & Sons Whrlesle (Jroccrs aud Dealers n ealicr and Shoe Findings vgens unolulu Soap Works Com pany and Honolulu Tannery, Silen Barber Shon Hoel Sree HOT AND COLD BATHS BEST BARBER SHOP N HONOLULU Oahu Tailoring Company, MERCHANT TALORS Suie made o Order, cleaning, Re pairing and prawing; corner Beraanla and Bffima 8 s, Honolulu, T VV? j? LLT4M 1153 Nuuanu Sree Nn r PauabL Chairs, Tables, Bedroom Ses, Mea Safes, Maresses, Pillows and Furniure made o order a very low prices P O BOX ,1 X A lairo new rellolilsock of he o and has Jus been $3500 one, pedals, ec choice of ires, Sold for cash or on nsallmens 7; 1 E BLL 1 LD, Sole Agens CO, w WHAT T MEANS TO THE HOUSEKEEPER means absolue puriy n canned goods bearing his brand and he user of S & W produc knows sho has he bes n he marke Wo haven had a single complain bu always praise where S & W goods are used We guaranee o make saisfacory, any case where S & W have no proved he bes and we have ye o find a dlsalsfled cusomer S & W (Sussman, Warmser & Co, S F) goods nclude All Kinds of Fruis Jams and Jellies, also Olives, Casup, Lobser, Salmon, Blue Poin Oya ors, Olive Oil ec When you elephone your order a"sk dr S & V? goods Telephones 22, 24, 92 THE POPULAR rmee 0 GROCERY Ld Boson Block, For S NEW LNE OF GOLF SHRTS Very La 1 in he Marke SLK AND CREPE SHRTS PON GEE SLK FOR SUTS, DRECT FROM THE ORENT BG LNE OF KMONAS U SEKOMOTO, KOBNSON BLOCK HOTEL STREET JUST OPENED SEVERAL LNES OF Nice Spring Shirs FROM 50 CENTS TO $150 K and House WSHES TO ANNOUNCE TS SPRNG OPENNG LADES AND CHLDENS HATS OF THE LATEST DESGNS, ALSO A FNE ASSORTMENT N MUSLN UNDERWEAR FOR LADES, MSSES AND NFANTS Arlingon Block AM AMERCAN Wllhelm Schilling SALOON Proprieor PRMO BEER ON TAP AND N BOTTLES TEN CENTS A SCHOONER Aeo Cigars, Tebaeeo and Cold Drinks LHfca Sre Hear Vineyard opened Buys saddle, : H MAY & Millinery Cleveland wih SERRA SOSHflA Dressmaking Hirose Hoel Sree 1079 A ALA STREET SE :: Shoen, PROVE KD DRY GOODS NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMBil rmj blub m r e x x see

7 r f ; 71 On he Polo Grounds, High Balls Hade Harmless SOCETY HAS TAKEN TO POLO AND BECOME ENTHTTRED OVER TS ATTRACTONS N A WAY NOT PREVOUSLY KNOWN N THE ANNALS OF OUTDOOR RECREATONS THS SCOT TSH GAME HAS BROUGHT WTH T A KNOWLEDGE OF THE HGHBAL L AND TS PROPER USE AT THE CLUB HOUSE AFT ER THE FATGUES OF THE GAME PHYSCANS MAY DFFER AS TO THE BENEFT OF ALCO HOL WHETHER T BE A FOOD OR STMULANT, BUT HOW EVER MUCH THEY MAY DFFER N THS, THEY ARE ALL AGREED THAT F LQUOR MUST BE TAKEN T S ROBBED OF HARMFUL EFFECTS F DLUTED WTH WHTE ROCK OR N THE FORM OF A "HGHBALL AS T S CALLED TO BE," PERFECT A HGHBAL L SHOULD ALWAYS BE MADE WTH Whie Rock Waer WHTE ROCK MAKES GRAPE JUCE, MLK LEMONADE AND STLL WNES, SPARKLNG, DELCOUS AND HEALTHFUL NO FLAT BUTTLES W C PEACOCK & CO, AGENTS Primo Bock" Beer Will be Ready April 19 s he cusom of Breweries wih he reurn of Spring o pu a "BOCK" beer on he marke Ours s a special brew and will be he bes Will no be a pale beer darkened wih sugar coloring an s he case wih much of he impored aricle Brewery open o nspecion a all imes,, lrpjhcknne Who will do i? You are going o have your house Papered, Pained or Decoraed Whos going o do? No one does or can do beer work han we nvesigaion proves ha few do as good All we ask for s a fair priceno high, no low Eiher exreme b dangerous Any one who gives us work ges he bes going a he faires and squares price THB 5 PANTER Office: Union Sree, opp Bell Tower Jas F Morgan Presiden Cecil Brown VicePreside n 7 Husace Secreary Chao H Aheron Audior W H HoogsTreaa and l,r TELEPHONE MAN 2S6 QUEEN STREET Firewood, Sove, Seam and Blacksmih WHOLESALE AND RETAL Special aenion given o DRAYNG ALSO, WHTE AND BLACK SAND C Q Yee Hop & Co, Kahikinui Mea Marke And Grocery Fruis and Vegeables BERETANA ST, COR ALAKA Also a he Fah Marke, Salls 1 9 and 20 4 Phone Blue 2511 OAHU RALWAY AND LAND COS SME TABLE FROM AND AFTER JANUARY 1, 1901 TKAN& STATONS Dally Dally (Ouward) ex Sun D,ly exsua Dly Dly AM AM AM PM PM Honolulu 7:10 0:18 11:06 3:15 6:10 Pearl OUT 8:08 9:48 11:40 8:47 5:50 Kwa Mill 8:08 10:0b 13:00 4:06 6:10 Walanae 100 4:45 WaUlna 11S 5:40 Koliuku 1W 6:15 OTATONH Daily (nward) ex Sun Dly Dly Dly PM pu Kanunu os 2:08 Walalua 6:10 SifiO Waanae 7:10 8:55 Kwa Mill 6:M 7: Pear) Ciy 6:15 1:30 Honolulu 6:10 M 2: la PDlNBOK, Superinenden V O SlflTH, Gen Pan fc Tk Ar Adverfie your Wans n he Sar, MAN Talking Bergsrom Music Co,, BLOCK Ld 6 RWN & CO (Limied) Also Offer for Sale Paraflne Pain Cos P & B Pains and Papers, Lucol and Llnse d Oils, raw and bolleu ndurlne (a cold waer pain) in whie and colos Filer Press Clohs Cemc Lime and Brick New Book Bullein OF 156 HOTEii STRUCT, "Fables for he Fair" "Olaff and His Wife" "The Righs of San" "Sephen Callnarl" "Schley and Saniago" "Sir Richard Calmady" "Junk" "Lazaare" "The Cavalier" "Cardigan" "Billy Baxers Leers" "John Henry" "The Argonaus" by przeezko, "The Srenuous Life" "French Revoluion and Religious Reform" "The cenury book for Mohers" and many oher similar books can be had a The Golden Rule Bazaar J JMC WEBB, PROPRETOR Noe Beads, Bill Heads, Saemens and Fine Commercial Prining a he Sar Office METEOROLOGY TMK HAWAAN itah TUMOAT, AMUL, MM MARCH Prof Ourld J Lynn makih hi following repor of hp for March: Temperaure mean for he monh, 708; normal, 70R: average dally maximum, 759; average dally minimum, 644; mean dally range, llfv, greaes dally range, 18 degree: lean dally range, 3 degree highes emperaure, ; 80; lowei, 01 Baromeer average, 29976; normal, 30017; highes, 3013 on he 2nd; low 1 es, 2976 on he 30h; greaes change, 010; e from any given hour on one day o he same hour on he nex; lows passed his poin on he 6h, 19h and 30h; highs on he 2nd and 14h Relaive humidiy, 782: normal, 725; mean dewpoln, 034; normal, C15; ab solue moisure, 841 grains per cubic foo; normal, 605 Rainfall, 1107 nches: normal, 37C, rain record days, 24; normal, S; greaes rainfall n one day, 1S0 on he 3la; oal a Luakalm, 4425; normal, 142C; a Kaplolanl Park, 7S4; normal, 320 The aresian well level rose during he monh from 33S0 o 3105 fee above mean sea level April 1, 1901, sood a 3430 The average dally mean sea level for he monh was 985 fee on he scale, 1000 represening he assumed annual mean Trade wind days, 23 (1 of NNE); normal, S; average force of wind dur ing dayligh, Beaufor scale, 30; cloudiness, enhs of sky, CO; normal do, 4C Approximae percenages of disric rainfall as compared wih normal: Hllo 420 per cen; Hamakua, 520; Kohala, 480; Walmea, 530; Kona, 300; Kau, 200; Puna, 700; Ona 300; Haul, 300 o 500; Oahu, 300; Kauai, 3S0 Mean emperaures: Pepeekeo, Hllo disric, 100 fee elevaion, average maximum, 737; average minimum, G64; Waimea, Hawaii, 2730 fee elevaion 725 and C02; Kohala, 521 elevaion, 734 nnd 040; Walnkon, Kula, Maul, 2700 elevaion, 742 and 573; Unied Saes Magneic Obaervory, 817 and 040; W R Casle, highes 79D; lowes 62C; mean emperaure, 704 The principal feaures of he monh were he heavy sorms which characerized he 11 ra and las enda y periods, wih coninuous line weaher n mos pars during he middle of he monh A norheaserly sorm se n on he 27h of February, and was recognized on Hawaii island as a norher A he foo of he norh slopes of Mauna Kea, Mauna Loa and he rainfall was unparalleled; Haleakal a a Kukalau, Hamakua Hawaii 1000 eleva ion, 02 inches fell in four days, and S2 n eigh days The sorm which se in on he 18h was of similar characer, bu wih less wind, and wih unusual elecrical dis urbance A Luakalm, Nuuanu, five miles from he Honolulu posolllce, GG5 inches fell n 50 minues, on he lsh The heavies record for he calendar monh was 1024G inches a Nahlku Maui, a 1G00 fee elevaion, which may probably challenge he worlds record Ookala had 0433 nches Kukaiau as above 0339 for he monh, and 103 for 33 days, beginning February 27 Oher heavy oals will be found n he able of rainfall s possible ha he firs of hescsorms can be denified wih he March 15h sorm in he Mlsslsslp p; valley, and he second wih ha of March 30, Snow fell on Mauna Kea, Mauna Loa and Halenkala in hese sorms An earhquake was repored a Hllo March 30, 10:0 p m Heavy surf 1s o 7h: 15h o 24h Mr Fleming a he Magneic Obser vaory repors mean dew poin, 62G and relaive humidiy, 734 Dr Bond, Konala, mean dew poin C41; mean relaive humidiy, SC RHODES FUNERAL CAPE TOWN, April 3 A privae service for his family and friends was held over ne remains of Mr Cecil Rhodes a Groo Schuur las evening The body was brough here a midnigh las nigh and deposied n he vesibule of he Parliamen Buildings The coffin is draped wih a aered Union Jack, which belonged o Mr Rhodes, and which he regarded wih peculiar veneraion, and a aered Hag Wesern Susar Refining Company of of he Briish Chnrered Souh Africa Company, which wen hrough he San Francisco, Cal figh a Massikessl n hese wo Baldwin Lccomolve Works of flags res he cap and gown which he Ph lelphla, Penn deceased wore when he ook his degree a Oxford A beauiful wreah of flowers from Queen Alexandra has been Newell Universal Mill Company (Naional Cane Shredder) placed a he head of he bier Mr New York, U S A Rudyard Kipling will ake par n he N Ohland & Cos Chemical funeral procession Ferilizers High GroJe CAPE TOWN, April 3 Throughou Ferilizers for Cane and his morning Coffee coninuous crowds passed by he coffin conaining he body Alex Cross & Sons High Grade Ferilizers for Cane and Coffee men House The funeral procession of Cecil Rhodes, as resed in Parlia his Reeds Seam Pipe afernoon was mos imposing Cars The pall bearers were Sir John Gordon Sprigg he Premier of Cape Colony, and five ohers The chief mourner was Colonel Frank Rhodes, who walked alone and bareheade d, followed by represenaives of Lord Mllner, he Briish High Commlanloner and Mr Waller HHvHi i hlnfin he Governor nnd ommnnilerln i "hlef of he ("ape of (lood Hope All buonenx was suspended during hr funeral, unci nil he public building were draped n mourning n fron of he Cahedral Mood a huge crowd, and he building nelf wan filled o capaciy The Archbishop and oher clergy received he body a he porch, and here he opening senence of he Burial Service were pronounced The archbishop made an address A he conclusion of he service he procession he Dpad March was played, and he mourners proceeded o he saion There he coffin was borne no he Be Beers Companys BHiiiuii car, which iihu ueeu convened no a chapel ardane The family and he execuors of he will and ohers accompanied he remains o hodesla LANDNG FOR CABLE BRTSH STATON ON FANNNG SLAND Plans for Buildings on he slands Have Been Made n San Francisco Coral o be Used SAN FRANCSCO, April 3 The lile coral reef n he Souh Pacific ocean, known as Fanning sland, s o be a resing place for he English submarine cable o srech s long lengh from Briish Columbia o he Ausralian commonwealh Alhough a mere speck o some maps, and enirely absen from mos alases, has developed grea mporance n he elegraph sysem of he world lies 10S0 miles souh of Hawaii, and, o be geographically accurae s siuaed n laiude 3 deg 15S mln 23 sec norh, and n longiude 15 deg 21 mln 50 sec wes On his sland he Paclllc Cable Board, by which came he English cable company called, has deermined o esnblish is mldocean saion, expending here on beween $100,000 and 1120,000 n San Francisco The plans for he buildings have been prepared n his ciy by Henry Meyers, and provide for quarers for he elegraphic saff, ncluding he operaing room, a dwelling for he superinenden of he saion, a carpener shop, bahhouses, a lamproom, kichens and a large reservoir for he caching and preservaion of rain waer for drinking purposes The walls of hese srucures are o be of coral obained on he sland, bu nil of he oher maerial will oome from San Francisco The coral will be covered wih cemen on he exerior, and he buildings will be made as nearly Hreproof as possible They will be for he mos par wo sories in heigh The elegraph cable saion will be locaed a English harbor, he only shipping enrance on Fanning sland, alhough i s nine and a half miles long and four miles wide A peculiariy of he place is ha s no above wo or hree fee above he level of he ocean, exceping on he ouer coas, where he rim of he coral has been hrown up by he acion of he sea o he heigh of en fee n some places There are rees On he sland, bu hey are mosly cocoanu, so ha fuel, as well as drinking waer, is a scarce aricle The coral sle has been a Briish possession since 179S ADDRESS TO HAWAANS Bishop Nichols has wrien an address o all Hawallans who have been conneced wih he Anglican Church n Honolulu and Hawaii giving hem cordial greeings from he American church recalling he close connecion of Hawaiian royaly and chiefainship wih he church n pas days and asking hem o rally round he church under American auspices so ha s full opporuniies and agencies for he race may be realized Menion s made n he leer of a recepion o be given on April 22 o which all Hawallans ate nvied SPECAL PRAYERS Wednesday, April 10, being he day upon which he House of Bishops will mee n Cincinnai, for he elecion of a Bishop for he Missionary Disric of Honolulu, will be observed n S Andrews Cahedral as a day of special nercession There will be a celebraion of he Holy Communion a 10 a m and a shor service a 12:15 p m Morning prayer will be said as usual a 7 a m, and evensong a 7:30 p m Bishop Nichols will deliver he firs of his series of lecures on he American Prayer Book SUGAR GRNDNG All of he sugar mills on Maul are running and large shipmens of sugar are made weekly Maul News The 01aamlll urned ou 193 ons of sugar las Tuesday n a 25 hour run This s he bigges days work he mill has done o dae Hllo Tribune The Papalkou Mill Teached he 5100 on grinding mark n he seasons run las Saurday evening The highes re Classified Ads in Sar One nserion, per line S cens Two nserions, per line 25 cens One Week, per line 30 cens Two Weeks, per line 40 cens One Monh, per line OO cens Ads under "Siuaions Waned," nsered free unil furher noice vv VVV VVvv v VV V V V V AWAl AN EDgineering & Consrucion Co, Roams BOB, 809, BO Sngnwiilel Building, Wj All classes of Engineering work solicied Examinaions, Surveys and Repors made for any class of Waerworks, Seam and Elecrical 5 Consrucion Plans and Speclfk ilons and Esimaes prepared, ma g Consrucion Superinended in ell branches of Engineering Onrac Work s solicied for Railroads, elecric and seam: Tunnels, Hrlrgsa, Buildings, Highways, Foundaions, Piers, Wharves, ec SPECAL ATTENTON flven o Examinaions, Valuaions, MHl Repors of properies for nvesmen purposes FREDERCK J AMWEC, M Am See C C, Engineer and Mrnfgnr W, R CASTLE, JR, Secreary and Treasurer cord dayru n was also made las week n sacking 500 ons of sugar Whier Wellman he well known Washingon corresponden says Presiden Roosevel aspires o a second erm as Presiden A VALUABLE MEDCNE For Coughs and Cold n Small Chl dren "1 have no he slighes hesiancy n recommending Chamberlains Cough Remedy o all who are suffering from coughs or colds," say Charles M Cramer, Esq, a well known wach maker, of Colorado, Ceylon " has been some wo years since he Ciy Dispensary firs called my aenion o his valuable medicine and have repeaedly us ed and has always been beneficial has cured me quickly of all chesc colds s especially effecive for children and seldom akes more han one bole o cure hem of hoarseness have persuaded many o ry his medicine, and hey are all as valubl well e pleased as myself over he resuls" For sale by all dealers, Benson, & Company general agens Smih Waikiki nn For a quie res and a pleasan Sunday he aracions a he nn are unsurpassed Fines surf bahing and canoeing on he sland Excellen cu e and he bes of service L DEE Prop W Beswlck, anagort Edmond Johnson, Seward Miss Mary Smih, Sewardess TAKE THE CAR TO WA KK Haven You a Room or Two Ready for Papering Tha saisfied feeling ha goes wih a clean, newly papered house s worh wice s cos You never before had such an opporuniy o buy wall paper as a he presen ime The paerns and colorings are magnificen and he prices low, while our sock is far larger han any we have ye handled The papers are all ready for nspecion and we ill be pleased o show hem RS, LMTED PANTS, OLS LUMBER BULDERS HARDWARE GLASS ETC FORT STREET, HON6LULU Always on Hand FANCY CUTLERY CUT GLASS, AGATEWARE AND EVERYTHNG N THE LNE OF HARDWARE MOHOLULL hardware go ld P O Box N King S Tel Main 393 The Yon HammYoun g mporers and Commission Merchans Queen Sree, Houolula Co,, Ld, The Lancashire nsurance Co The Balolse nsurance Co Union Gas Engine Co DoBaMlo Sewing Machine, Be, CASTLE & C00KK, LMTED Commission Herchans SVQAH FACTORS 1 The Ewa Planaion Company The Walalua Agriculural Co, L i The Kohala Sugar Companv The Walmea Sugar Mill Company The Fulon ron Works, S Lou, Ka, The Sandard Oil Company The G rge F B ke Seam Pu Wesons Cenrifugals The New England Muual Life lama ance Company of Boson The Aena Fire nsurance Company efl Harford Conn The Alliance Assurance Company London w "ur n Dandruff s a disease No a naural condiion of he scalp The iching, he; irriaion, he whie flakes on he clohes, he rapid ons of hail" each n dicae he disorder ajjd s end baldness No maer wha cnuscd yolf dundruff, how long you have had, or how severe i s, Pnchccos Dandruff Killer s a posiive cure PACHECOS DANDRUFF KLLER Sold by all druggiss nnd a he Union Barber Shop, Telephone Main 232 CASTLE & C00KE LMTED Life and Fire nsurance Agens W ujes f NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LFE NSURANCE CO, OV B08TON ETNA FRE NSURANCE CO OF HARTFORD CONN Japanese Kimonos FOR Ladies and Girls TEA SETS, ETC ALSO American Goods and Curios a m CHYA Telephone 3311 Whie Corner of Nuuanu and Hoel Sree Now Goods Rocoivod By Every Seamer From Japan

8 he Hawaiian uah, omda apmii 11, mm?t w dafarrad makah Hi hnar and he ren collecor makah ha ranuvwruly weary A Hanaa W ow own la ho profar and he proper move; o a a of your own la i confer wih flphonk Real igssili Agen O BOX 248 Honolulu iron Works BTJA1C HNONES SUGAR MLW5 feoilcrs, COOLERS, RON, BRA AND LEAD CASTNGS Xehlnry of Every Descripion b4 Sa Or0r Paricular aenion pall Mies Bacfcumlhlnp Job Work X cued on Shor Noice OK HAND THE HAWAAN AGRCULTURAL CO, JCWA, OAU, WAALUA, KAUKU, fjonkbr MLL, HAKU, PAA, KO A, McBRYDE, HAWAAN SU SAK KSKAUA irrj imlap, Sock and Bond Broker Wme Honolula Sock and Bond Exchange Office, Canpboll Block, Merchan Sree h Honolulu, T H Teleph no Main, 101 P 0 Box G83 KLErTHK ALARM CLOCK 1 EVER HEADY ELECTRC FLASH LGHTS BATTBUES, BELLS, MO TORS, MNATURE LAMPS, ETC EMU LMTED CORNER UNON AND HOTEL STREETS Ni V A! VliRlSBTHJTS o "A" M (1 H Pagp n (ankl Vmge WHknml A Co Pair 3 M Waarnoune,, Par 6 a P Morican Pag 8 SMWS X A MJTSHJLL pmiukihfiu hwl Hive 0iiilengl Sows of Hie Day, Company A drills his evening Silk shls for he warm weaher a wnkaml & Co, Hoel sree Theo D D(vle A Co hava polo supplies, such as saddles, alcka, balls, ec Leah! Chaper, Order of he Easern Sar gives a ball a Progress Hall his evening, The Amaear Orchesra will have iehfarnrl a 7:45 ills evening a V C A hall Congressman Tongue of Oregon ex P ( is o visi Hawaii soon afer Congress adjourns Mr and Mrs Harry Lewis have aken he Von Hol premises a WalM kl for he summer Olivers of he S Nav Co, Ld, were eleced his his morning This lis appears on page 6 A Tare opporuniy o ge a home a a bargain on easy erms s offered by Henry Waerhouse A C0 The W C T V will discuss "Flower Missions" a he meeing o be held his afernoon a Cenral Union a 2:80 oclock A pale of bicycles, supplies, ec, he propery of he Honolulu Cyclery Co will be sold by Morgan a he sore on King sree on April 18 The Young Peoples Union of Honolulu will hold a meeing a Conrol Union church his evening Rev W M Kncaid will make an address There will be nsrucion o he confirmaion class a he German Luheran church a 7:15 oclock omorrow evening Members of he church are cordially nvied Dorohy Hoogs, daugher of Mr and Mrs Frank L Hoogs, celebraed her fifh birhday yeserday afernoon, by eneraining abou fory children a her home on Mnkihi sree Bishop Nichols will give he firs of his series of lecures on he American prayer book a S Andrews Cahedral u 7:30 oclock Wednesday evening The cahedral choir will have rehearsal mmediaely afer his service The Young Peoples Sociey of he chrisian church will hold a business meeing and social Thursday evening April 17 a he residence of Mr and Mrs W L Hopper, Keeaumoku sree near Domlnls The Social Science Club me las evening a he residence of A F Judd The Rev O Gullck read an "neresing paper on Racial Disincions which led up o much ineresing discussion C J Lyons was in he chair lawn pary given yeserday afernoon by Mr and Mrs E D Tenney o afford an opporuniy for he children of he Episcopal church o mee Bishop Nichols, was highly successful Abou 400 children were in aendance Charles E Gues, of Mllllken Bros, New York, who has been in Honolulu for abou wo years, during which he firm has pu up he frame work of he Young building and a number of ohers, leaves by he Sonoma for New York He wilkule a vacaion along he roue and expecs o be sen ou again soon afer reaching New York GONG TO KONA Mikl Salo, Japanese consul who affeced an amicable adjusmen of he recn srike of he Japanese laborers on he Kona Sugar Companys planaion, was a passenger oday on he Mauna Loa for Kailua He goes o have some more conferences wih his people and sele up he rouble Cecil Brown also wen o Kona, bu he declared ha his rip had no financial significance He was going for a weeks res, he said, bu admied he migh look over he Kona Sugar propery while away J M McChesney, one of he agens of he Kona Sugar Company, was also a passengex S M Damon ook passage on he seamer is far as Lahaina Jcmp Sale The Arlingon Hoel Annex Siuaed on Hoel sree, near For; in he very hear of own Tho hoel conains Tweny (!i0) rooms, all well furnished; a lease for five years, from Sepember 1, 1801, goes wih ho prop ery An nvenory of he furniure may be seen and any addiional informaion will be furnished by applying o FRANK L HOOGS, Adminisraor Esae T E Krouse, deceased ORPHEDM TONCH T CROWDED NGHTLY AND CONTNUNG EVERY EVENNG DURNG THE WEEK EXCEPT SUNDAY MATNEE SATURDAYS Ellefords Big Company THS LAST EVENNG TME THE OCTOROON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY The Bankers Daugher FRDAY AND SATURDAY ff, 1 SPECAL SCENERY AND EFFECTS ORPHBUM POPULAR PRCES 86, 50 AND 75 CTS Box office open from 9 a, m, o 9 p m, JAS K MORGAN, Aocioneer and Broker 65 Qun 5iM r, 0 Jlox m Telephone 3 5 AUCTON SALE ON THURSDAY, APR 17, AT 10 OCLOCK A M A my salesroom 05 Queen sree, will sell a Public Aucion a consign men of new goods comprising NDA LNENS, MPORTED MARSELLES BED SPREADS, LADES UNDER WASTS, MENS SUTS JAS F MORGAN, AUCTONEER AUCTON SALE Bicyoie OF Supplies Under a Power of Sale conained in n cerain morgage made by Baileys Honolulu Cyclery Co Ld o Hawai ian Trus Co, Ld, daed Honolulu, November 22, 1901, and recorded n Liber 230 on pages 77 o 84 n he Regiser Olllce, Honolulu, here will be sold a Public Aucion a he sore of he Baileys Honolulu Cyclery Co, King J sireei, ON FRDAY, APRL 18, AT 12 bclock NOON, All he goods chaels comprlslil n said morgage consising of Bicycle Supplies,, Tools, Elecric Moor Lahe, i Socks and Dies, Enameling Oven and Oull, Saddles, Lamps, Ofllce Furniure, Safe, Desk, Show Cases, ec ec JAS F MORGAN, AUCTON EER Tor Ken Coage on Emma Square, 3 bedrooms, parlor, dining room, panry, kichen and bah Ren $40 per monh Apply o Jas F Morgan, 65 Queen sree JAS F MORGAN, For Ben Two sory house n he McCarhy rac Bereanla sree, beween PUkol ana Keeaumoku srees JAS F MORGAN, JAS E MORGAN Aucioneer and Broker 05 Queen Sree, P 0 Box 591 Telephone 72 f RUBBER STAMP f you are in a hurry, ring up Main 261 and our represenaive will oall round WALL NCHOLS CO,, LTD, Rubber Samp Work mosquioes no longer dreadei apparaus called G s such an mproved way of usn g powder ha words fall o be There s no smoke or odor; your eyes are no affeced; nor is ho hroa parched unpleasanly, as s ho case wih burning powder Hundreds of people are using G Why don you? Afer rying according o direclo ns you are no perfecly saisfle d reurn and money back You ake no risk G O Wih each we furnish a serviceable lamp wih chimney on which he device is used Use he Goddes Fire brand of mosquio powder for bes f you live n he counry ask your sore o ge ono for you Price, complee, $1 i J&bnmJJnoCh fc ATSG Sole Agens OYJR Clohes dyed in all Colors desired also Cleaned and Repaired Mens Sui a Specialy GVE Only experienced Help employed US A CALL 308 Queen Sree, near Richard neresin News of Waiss Have you seen his Sock of Waiss? Then you have bough You couldn resis his grea array of charming new syles, unless your wais wans were filled for all ime o come To hose of you who have no invesed we say visi our base men salesroom; youll buy or miss our rvnncc Wha of hese few? COLORED ZEPHYR S200 ZEPHYR SHRT WAST, FANCY STRPED, SOFT CUFFS, OPEN FRONT OR OPEN BACK, COLORS, THATS A POSTVE STATE MENT We mean every word of Why do you le yourself be annoyed PNK, BLUE, AND NAVY; by mosauloes when here sn any need of? Perhaps s because you do no know abou ho Hlo A BEAU TFUL WAST SZES 32 o 40 PRCE, $200 MERCERZED S225 MERCERZED SHRT WAST LAT EST SLEEVES AND CUFFS, OPEN BACK FRONT ETHER ROWS OR FRENCH NSERTON: COLORS, STRPED, PNK BLUE, LAVENJiiR ALL SZES PRCE $223 Whiney h Marsh, Ld Jus Received A Large Line of Japanese Silks, Curios and American Dry Goods Nuuanu Sree Telephone Whie 3271 Lin Sing Kee, TNSMTH Does Saniary Plumbing Nuuanu Sree, Opposie Emma Hall, College Hills Land For Sale Have you $1000 saved up? f so do no nves n socks, bu pul he money no a home for yourself in he mos desirable localiy near Honolulu and save money by so doing Cos of a lo 100x160 a College Hills $1,200 Cos of Coage and Oubuilding 2,300 Toal Cos 3,500 Apply money n hand 1,000 Negoiae a loan 7 for $2,500 neres one year on $ Taxes on $8, nsurance on house $2000, 3 years $30, 1 yearl 10 ncidenals 20 Toal annual expense $ 240 Making your monhly renal $30 nsead of $10 you are now paving Apply your saving n ren n reducing your deb and wih oher savings you will soon have your home free of deb, Healhy Locaion; Rapid Transi by Your Doer; Fine Waer Supply; Alogeher a Delighful Spo for a Happy Home For pariculars apply a ofllce of he Trusees of he Oahu College, 401 Judd Bullfllng o P, C Jones or Jonahan Shaw, 4 f 4 y? v Y Y YY Yy Y Y YY Y Y Y X 4a, WHTE WHTE LAWN S 1 WHTE LAWN 75 SHRT WAST, EM BRODERED AND TUCKED FRONT, OPEN BACK SOFT COLLAR AND CUFFS SZES 32 o 40 PRCE $17G WHTE LAWN $250 SHEER WHTE LAWN SHRT WAST, HEMSTTCHED, OPEN BACK LACE NSERTED AND HEM STTCHED FRONT FANCY SLEEVES SZES 32 o 40 Price, $250 New Soods! JAPANESE SLKS AND COTTON KMONOS, SLK FANS WTH HAWAAN VEWS SLK HAND BAGS, SLK HANDKERCHEFS AND AMERCAN AND JAPANESE GENTS FUR NSHNG GOODS E FUKURODA, 1274 STAR BLOCK FORT STREET, Lid OFFCERS H P BALDWN Presiden J B CASTLE VicePreside Firs W M ALEXANDER 2d VlcePre a J P COOKE Treasurer W O SMTH Secreary GEORGE R CARTER Audior Sugar Facors and Commission Herchans Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Company, Haiku Susrar Comnanv Pala Planaion Company, Nahllcu Sugar Company, Klhel Planaion Company, Hawaiian Sugar Company, Kahului Rail oad Company, AND The California and Orienal Seamship Company Noe Heads, BU Heads Saemaaf and Fine Commercial Prlnlax a lur S r Office, x